HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-09-09 - Orange Coast PilotB rnd pladlll$ c~: 'Dur · pUPpose is teachiilli and learning'
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1 N~·Meu superintendent Mac Bernd delivers a speec:h to dis.
trict employees Wednesday morning at fdwards Newport theater ..
~ Schools superintendent
uses rock music, cartoons
and delivers talk o1 humor
and healing to 1,000
district employees.
By Ru$s lolr, Siii Wl1lr
NEWPORT-MESA -New
school district Superintendent Mac
8enid b8d tKm roWaa ia the
aisles Wednesday morning as he
delivered an upbeat sermon of
change to more than 1,000 school
district employees, one day before
the hccfnnina ol the new school
)'elf.
In a talk punctuated with humor
and hcaUng. Bernd. 49, said the
diltnct's d:irkest days :ire p:ist.
"You know, Wagner's in jail,"
Bernd sajd, prompting thunderous
applause from school district em-
ployees. He wu referring to
fonncr budget director Stephen
Wagner who w:is convicted of em-
bczz.ling nearly S4 million from the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District.
~cuons or various ch:an~ and
ir1ph to ill~trate hi~ fct'linp and objccthe~. One canoon. s-ummin1
up bh hope' for the new ~
ye:u, sho\\ed two spiders waiting
by a hu&e >Atb wO\cn on the end
of a playground _lide .... H ~c pull
t!lis O(f, "e'll eat tile kings." the
apt1on read. . ·
"We ha .. -c h:id :i b:id )Car. We
hove h:id a year v.c v.ouldn't like
to h:ivc hnd. But th:it's o .. cr,"
Bernd said. "The crook is in 1a1l
:ind now v.c·re together :ind it's a
Sounding at time~ more like
R<bS Perot th:an a )(;bool district
:idministr:llor, Bernd !ini1ihcd off
the morning by ~hina the
thum up sign "bile d:incing to a
recording or "Let's Rock Thi
Place .. b) Freddie :ind the Thun-
derbird as lhc rock · music btlrcd
throu!;h the:itcr peal.er). new ye:ir." '
Like a &ood teacher, lkrnd used
humor to hold 1he :i1tent1on of hi)
audience, slipping G:il') U™>n
cartoons in be1"'cen overhead pro-
"He sh~ed us more todll) th:m
"e\e see.n for .a long time." s:ud
See BERNO/A10
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Kidnappers
outwitted
by victim
~ Police take two suspects into custody
after Costa Mesa man leads his armed
captors on wild goose chase.
By LoAAnn Basheca, StJ.'f ~ :.er ,
NE\\ PORT BEACH -T"o repu1ed gang mem-
bers \\.ere jrrcsted Wcdncscfa) 3fler a cro~)·lo"n
lid.napping capc:r that ended "hen police au1h1 lhc
tecn'i ll)ing to pu!lh slart thet1 capt1\.'c·~ stalled car.
Cm1a Mesa resident Jo)e Ran cl and J imc
S:inchez, both l!S, ~ere t:ilen into cu~ody on su p1·
cion of L.1dn:.appang and r~r. Armc:d \I.Ith a lo d·
ed gun. the lccn:o. >Acre c:ioght lr)'ang to ~tart their
hostaae\ s1Jllcd c;ir on Superior A"enuc at .about 4
:i m • accordini to rcpur~ ,
The botched cJpcr bc:g .. in an (~a ~1c,3 "'hen
J..uon Gugino. 15. dcc.:1dc.:d to 'llci:p in h1~ car Tue:.
d:i) n1gh1 after gc.:1ting 1010 Jn argument \\llh h~'
mother at 1hc1r Oernjrd Street home
According to report\. Rangel and SJn~hi:L hap·
pcncd upon Gugino .tnd 1wL. the vpponunat) 10
order him a1 gun JX>mt to driH: 1hem arounU.
The )~pc:ct' in1t1.il dc.:\11nJllun I) unL.n'"'"· bul
Gugino applrcn1h con' inccJ them that he ~•n actu·
ally a rc)1dcnt of Nc~port llc:i~h and could get them
some beer 1( they ~.anted to go 10 h1 hou e
J~et Gr~\.~ treats an aver.ige of thrtt people a ct.y and prides herself on her ability u a blind person to care for herself "ith little or no help.
App:arcnll) fooled. the ~u pccts allege~' kt Gug1-
See KIONAP/AlO
~ Blind masseuse granted work .waiver ·
~ Costa Mesa council sets aside $450 fee for
woman who must perform her work in her home.
By Mame Mcleod, Siii
COST A MESA -Janet Graves' finaers llidc naturally
O\.cr the cuf"e and bumps on Julia Miller's back. Not hin·
dcrcd by the fact tha& she can't sec, the Costa Mesa mas-
)CU~ run:ige to rind every knotted m\l¥1C ak>na her pa·
ti nfs pine
"1 hi.\ 1dc is really ti&ht, •• 0~1 aaidt pimado' as she
rub a pot near the mlCldlo of Miller's back. "'Herc ' 1 spi·
naJ m'15Clc 'INhich (eels like a rope."
.. Out you m c the muse~ it fee~ like h turns to
jelly,'' said. Miller, • f ricnd and paticAl ~ to GraYCa
weuly ror a musqc.
While her d'~bility doesn't prevent Gfl\"Cs Crom makifta •
hvina a 1 m scusc, il did CTCate a financial roadblock la
terms of the co.t of the city's pennittin& procc11_. It COit
Qr.aves $4$0 to act conditional u.1e permit to alloW bCr to.
• ri&n her bU: ioess from her home and alloW dab to come ao
her. Comp.uaaivcty, if Graves could ace and travel to her die
cnl ' homes. she could run her businea train 8* ._ ~
See MASSEUSU•
Street repairs . . hurt businesses
~ $4 million repair of Mariners Mile sewer
pipe begins on Monday and will keep area
limited to two lanes until Thanksgiving.
By T any Oodero. San Y.
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I HAVE TWO SOllllCU. hiddca deep imide the
Newport·Mesa SchOoJ Oistrid st&ldeat ~ • ._.bo have
revealed to me what's in and wba1'1 out for
badt·t<HChool faahiollf, .
They did-«> onl)' oo the Q)Oditio.a that 1'4 fO to jail
before I'd blow their anonymity. My rv.-o high-schoolers
think 1t may be uncool to appear in my column, and they
didn't want to take any chances.
But they did tell me some school·f blon secrets that will
~-----never be known to Newport-Mesa parents
-unless, of course, they are Best Buy .
readers.
My source say the '9.3--94 look is the
'70s look, ri&ht down to the beU bottoms.
long. traigbt hair parted in the middle,
choken, and plat!omu. They said nothing
about puka shells, but 1 bet they're ___ __. coming. .
On the bright side, last year's ''grunae"
lOQk i out ... No one dresses grunge, even
boys ore "'caring nicer QukkslJnr
-----button-up style shirts," says one source. Best The recession has trickled down to Buys students. The fashion..oonscious are also
budget-coNCious.
-----''Everyone is into deals," says my other
source. "No one likes to admit it, but we shop at sfores
we'd be embana sed t<f be seen at, but who wants to pay
SSO for a plain white T-hirt in a designer store?"
The 5tores that kids find "best buys" include Su.rfslde
Sports (675-2855) on 23rd Street in Newport Beach,
Oothes11mt (722-9634) on Newport Boulevard in Costa
Mesa, Dnlm Depot for Levi's (S48--0898) on East 17th
Street in Costa Mesa, Miller's Outpost (642-6740) on East
17th Street in Costa Mesa, YOUJ!I Sccoada (673-2120) on
Heliotrope in Corona del Mar llDd Jedt'• Sarf 8-rds
(673-2300) on Newpon Boulevard in Newport Beach.
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W HAT'S lN FOR GlRLS: patchwork jeans; body suit!;
dark or muted color (navy, black, and mustard
ycllo..,); paJazzo pants; long skirts; velvet; loose-fitting silk
pant~; I e·fitting jean ; bell bottom ; cut-off sweater vests;
dogs; pl:uforms; anything thermal; the Gap; Esprit; Gue ?;
Doc Martens Air Wair shoes; Banana Republic; Converse
All-Star hoc ; beaded necklace ; choke rs; big nngs;
double-pierced ears and •oc rings.
WHAT'S OUT FOR GIRLS: tight-fitting Jeans, baby-doll
dre sc ; ~tripes; ltnee-bagh tights; pastels; grunge; flannel,
Monkey Boots; burgundy hair, anything day-glo;
h1p-huggers; the preppy look; and SwatchC$.
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' WHAT'S IN FOR BOYS: hiking boots; anything Quicksilver
-jeans, jackets, shirt , shorts, hats, jeans with Quick.silver
belts; high-top Vans; Soul shoes; long-oversized horts; Doc
Marten black low-tops; woven-patterned shirts; plaid;
T-shirt with re taurants or any type of logo; Nike Air
shoes; Jack Purcell Converse shoes; '1ld shaved heads.
WHAT'S OUT FOR BOYS: Massimo; Trunks; Stusscy;
Oub; Hang Ten; Gotcha; stripes; short shorts; flannel; and
long hair. But boys have an edge over girl , my sources ay,
because "boys can pretfy much wear anything."
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BACK TO SCHOOL DEALS INCLUDE:
urflfde Sport.I (675-2855) on 23rd Street in Newport
Beach. Sale continues through weekend; Buy one-get-one
free sale on selected shirts and 5hons. there's a big
o;clcct1on of board short . T-shirts, and walk shorts.
Everything in the store •~ 20 percent off including alJ new
Ou1clts1lver merchand1sc For su rfcn, alJ wet ujts are on
~le at 20 percent off, and '94 styles arc in.
Guns MGA (979-9766) at South Coast Plaza. Summer
merchandise discounted 30 percent off.
Denim Depoe (548-089 ) on East 17th Street m Costa .... ·
Mc<.a U ed 501 u'Vl $14 to $23, new SOi's S2S to $36.
ClothtsTlmt (722-9634) on Newport Boulevard in Costa
\iesa. Oearancc ale on selected items at SO percent off,
L! pnt T-\hi.Ju S l 0, leggings $8.
Norcblrom (549·8300) at South Coast Plaza: All colon of
Convene low-top hoes at S27.J.4, Jae.It Purcell Converse at
S29.9S, Doc Martens $89.9S.
•Ban1u lttpublk (662-1836) at South Coast Plaza: Fint
line of selected faJI merchandise is on sale.
Mille~• Outpost (642-67.0) on East 17th Suect in Costa
Mesa: Selected merchandise.for boys on airls on sale
through this Saturday.
Tbt Gip at Triangle Square (64S.95S2) and at South
Coa t Plua (S56-6S35) always bas markdowns.
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Wendy Wilcox has been serving up hot dogs an.d cold MMbs outside the ~arr Lumber Co. store in Cosb Mes;a for the past eight months;
By Russ I.oar, St.In wraer
W endy Wilcax cups
her hand' m-cr her
mouth and imitates
the garbled sound
of the di embodi.cd voice of the
fast food, drive-through spealcer.
Grabbill a on her tand nnJ even her
bu iness card 1 pink .ind hind:.
It' a concept -the beginning or
a hot dog empire. Witco'< aY'.
"Thi is how C3rl Knrcher
tarted our -right?," he "''>"·
'Tm an honcsr American H)ing
to make a laving ··
"Hi! Welcome to Wcncty's.
Can I take your order?"
1t•s a little joke ahe shares
with some of her regular
customers who drive up to her
hot dog cart to grab a quick -
lunch .on the So· After 15 years ---==
waiting on tables, Wilcox, 36,
decided to hana up her tip tray
and has since spent the Int
year-and-a-half hawking hot
dogs. She first set up shop at a
{\Carby car wash, but soon found
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Wendy Wilco~'s motto: ( l
After beginning her career '1' u
wajtrcu m a small Lons lslanJ
h11ian rcst3ur.inl, Wilro'<
t\ento:iJI) mo\ d 10 Nc"port
Bench in 197• :ind worked at n num~r of loc.-.1 re t:iur:int .
Although m~t customc~ prefer
the ~tandard Southern ulifornia
3ll·bcer hot dog, ~he nlM> offer
the dogs \\ith onion sauce -;rn
Eost Coo t touch. And he sell~ a
Reuben hot dog :indw1ch that
that overcast days kept car wnsh
customers and potential hot dog
caters away.
For the Inst eight months.
'The only good dog is a hot dog
because it feeds the hand that bites it.'
come \\ith saucrkr3ut nnd Sw1
on l")'C. A regular hot dog costs
S 1.25, but for SJ, ) ou CJn get t\\O
hot dog and a drink. Cu~tomers
~ho grab a dog or t"o for a
she's been steaming her all-beef •
weenies near the enlrance to Barr ~umber
Co. o n Bristol Street in Costa Mesa. A mall.
handwritten si&n on the front of her cart
sums up her business philosophy: "The only
good dog is a ·hot do& because it feeds the
hand that bites it."
Wilcox has a natural girt of gab :md an
easygoina manner from her wait re ing )'C3rs
that has attracted a loyal clicntele.
"I thought it was time to go to work for
myself and keep the fund in my own
pocket," says Wilcox. a mother of two girls
whose husband Jeff is a printing company
salesman. "I just got tired of working for
other people."
First-time customer Rosemary John of
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Newport Beach, piling on the mustard and
relish, Sllys she was only out for an err3.Jld
but couldn't rdtst. "I've noticed how good it
smells wltcn I've waJked by many times so I
thought, today I'll grab one:•
Wilcox's hot doJ business is pickin& up
steam, but she got off to a rocky tart nfter
ordering 2,500 of the picy East Coast hot
dop known sabrcts. A native New
Yorker, she thought customers would like
the different na,'Or of the Long lsl1nd dog.
She says her next order of the unu ual hot
dogs will be considerably smaller.
Her hot dog stand is pink and black \\ith a
black umbrella, he wenrs pink and bl:ick,
he usually hns a pink rOIC or cwo in a vase
quick lunch in the car often 4 k
for the "plain Jane," to ao,oid mak ing a me s
"hilc driviQg.
"It's quick, convenient· ,and I'm lw:i) in a
hurry," sa)s ~tructurc rcp:urman Brian
Herbel, one of Wtlco'<'s re,ular "dnvc-thru ..
customers "'ho pulled his trud.: alon~idc her
cart. "I also like the friendly ~ik."
Her st;ind is open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.,
MonJ.ay through Thurwny und she :ilw
catcf) promotional e"cnts for car dealer:-..
sr01nd openings and prtvati: panic .
"I feel like I'm :i pS)ch1atri t sometime . I
h:l\'c people who come by to uilk Y.lth me
v.h1le eat1n1 lunch t the ~me llmc." he
says. "I IO\C people. Thut' what keep me
in thi bu inc . ·•
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JUDGE ROBERT GARDNER:
t'f'hil tne>nth's gener I mtctin& or
the .Orance County Hi torical
Society will feature \"Cteran
S_upcnor Court Judge and tool.
Robert G;ardnc r. Gardner .,.,ill
shore his hnccdotes about the life .
and Ji~e of a town called Balboa.
The meeting .,., iU be held at the
Sherman Library and Gllrdens in
Coron:a Del Mnr at 7:30 p.m. For
additional information, call
87l.293S.
ECONOMIC OUTLOOK: The
C:W,Ndl ,,_
B ck Bay Club -a bthineu
luncheon orinni,zation -will.
discu "Pnrtner~hip 2010" nd its
impxt on the ruture cronomy or
Or.ange County ,:turing a luncheon
ar the Le Meridien Hotel. A rte of
$30 CO\.er lunch. For more. call 586-4660. .
The falJ Western Horse Show will be held .at the Orange
County Fair and Exposition Center Frid~y and Saturday from
8 ~m. until -~ p.m. tn the Equestrian Center. Call 708-1652.
CONVERSATION TIPS: Tips Cor
better con~ersa11onal kills will be
presented by the Jmpl'O\'i~ation
Comedy Club tonight at 7 p.m. at
the NcwpQrt Center Llbtal)'. All
auendces will be ahen Cree paSst,1
for the Irvine lmprov Oub. For
more information, call 6«·3181.
VOLUNTEER TRAINING: The
Sea & Sage Audubon Society is
bcainnin1 a 9·se ion training '
program for \.Oluntcer naturalists
to lead \\eekday tour for
elementary school children. The
session begins tonight .ind
continues through Oct. 14 on
selected Tuesda) and Thurscfa)'
form 9 a.m. to 12 pm Cost is SI S.
Call 261-7963. .
SJIJPWR.ECK£0: Thi! &> Scout5
o( America, Orange County
Council. ~•ll hold 3 Sh1~recled
io Newport dmncr at 6 30 p m. at
the John Domini! Rc\t:suran1 in
N~pon Bc3ch N1ut1c:al co tumc
attire is suuc~1ed Tickets arc
S 125 per person and' proceed "111
· rund ongoinc·Sc:i lb e pro~r.ims
C.-ill 546-7630.
. J COMMUNITY: CZ'entr.al Nc\\port
Bc:ich Communal\ A-.\OCi.itaon
Annual Meeting at 7:00 p.m. at .
the American Legion H:dl.
faJDAY
HORSE SHOW: The FaJI Western
Horse Show will be held at the
Orange County Fatr and
&position Center from 8 a.m
until S p.m. in the Equestrian
Center today and Saturday. For
Editor's
Notebook
Daily Pilot
Editor
William
Lobdell is
on assign-
ment. His
colu mn,
\\hi ch
runs here
on Thurs-
days, \\ill
re tum
ned week.
PLAY YOUR WAY
TO THE
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
more information, call 708-1652.
FALL FASHIONS: A special ·
showing or the Calvin Klein fall
collection or men's and women's
Cashions will be held at 1 J a.m. ot
the Four Seasons Hotel in.
Newport Beach. Sponsored by
Friends or the Orange Coost
Interfaith Sheller, the fashion
show nnd luncheon will benefit
homeless ramilies. Ttelcets ore S50.
You we C'ordially invited to attend a
Special Event.-
Ca:D9 cUtme cm uati.Dg car..~ IA Special
t .. 011 Plaulng. Bu11 acbedulea ad small
budgitl art CXNJlAg CIDfOIM pkmDiDg Cl pm1f Gr
IOdoJ e\l'fllt to look for •GJ1 to ten• Uae cmd
Mt""•nt ID pkm fOW specia.J ·~tram ltart to
--t· nat'a whr U.UMSltr ~ Senbl
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~or more anformation. can Li~
L 11 7.S9.Q332 or h ron
McKinnon at 673-4016.
RUM~tACE SAi.£: The FiBt
Uniced Methodi$1 Church in Costa
Mcia will bold iu 1.cmi·annual
rumm11c we. 1ne ale continue\
Salurday. The church i~ loc:1ted tit
420 W. 19th St.
'1ATU•DAY,·11PT. 11
REPTILE EXPO: The Orange
County Reptile &po '4ilt be held
.. at the Orange County fair and
~ition Center from 9 .m.
until 4 p.m. in Ouilding 14. Adult
ad.mi\ ion is $1 and children')
admt ion b ~ 1. For more
informn1ion, call (707) 79:?·201•. -MUSIC FESTIVAL: The Fir..1
Annual Oalb03 Pcnin ula Arts &.
Music Fe)tava.I will be )t3ged on
the irassy area at the foot or the
Balboa Pier from 10 a.m. w 4 p.m.
and anisan will offer a v;jde uray
or hand crafted items. For more
HOME LOANS
lnCorm ttaa, 6"-31SI. .
STEPllA.'-'1£ £0".U.0 : Th
Am ri n Auoebtion (
Univen1ty W~n Yr'11l hold a
brunch :at 9 a.m. with TV
pc ruality Steph nie Edv.lrd
~ho will pe k on "Wh.o Am l
Wi1hout My Job?" The CO)t i. SIS
for member~ nJ S18 C r
non·mcmbcrs.
ARTS l D>llVA.LS: The C1tv of
Ne\lo port Beach Rec-re a.lion
Department holl.4 us fir')t Annu al
8~ Pcninwla Art and Craft,
Fair :11 the foot or the Balboa Pu:r
~t;ating JI 10 am. The fes1h .,1 \\Ill
offer hand-crafted items by local
uti)an), including JCY.clry.
painting and h:and·mo:tdc doll'
DL-<icl3ncJ Cal~p>O :and s~1ng
ffiU)IC \\Ill be pla)CU by lt\C b;:inJ)
A<lmi-.~ion •'> lrcc. For more
in fo rmat ion. c;ill (>.1~·3151
SUNDAY, SEPT. 12
RUTll II\ 1' OS: l\01ed "aterl.'.olor
n it Ruth H.) ncb meet IM
t a aflcrnooa rcecptioa a1
lhc •cv.:pon Genter Ubnafy.
wh will be dtspla)in-1 Uht ·a
o( her"' rt through pt. iO The
1 pt' -open to.,he public -
v. 111 be (rom .1 to 4 p.m,
AU l HAT JAZZ:"'\\ hlle Linen
and J:au 1993" -"' nnu I
l:lrdCll p!Ut fun~ra1 Cf for the
Performing Arb Center -v.ill be
hclJ from 5 to 9 p.m. 1 the H1:a11
Ne~portcr amph1thutcr. Ticlcti.
:ire S40, C~ll 556·212-1 C4M more.
" SE.At-t:S'I: 'J he Balboa Ur:utch
Libral) ~111 ha\c open frum
noon·S p m. to cclebrJtC Sc:aFc)t
b) )ho"1n& n:au1ical bool tu :an
p uoos nJ pre cn1ing pcciaJ
program) for hilJrrn. All
:ict1H;4e> arc· {rc:c :ant.I •
• prc·regbtt:t1 10n 1.> not r~quired.
r or more inform:at1on. call
644·3171.
'tad .tour 11rn1s to A.round T0tt11
ttlitor, lb~ D.HIJ Pil<>t, JJO lY. Dt1) ·
t .. Co ta .l\ttu, 916.17.
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Cnll: STEVE EHLE .
(714) 675-8866 Office 6r 24 Hr. Pager (714) 237-5536
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GiH· } our la~Cl.· hud-, .. 1 m:.tt ~l 'x.·.tl l. 'l ' \nnu.111~1sh .. · nt l '\\ pon 111
1111' thn"t·-<.Ll\ long t'H'Cl ntk-1' u1hn.tf'\ d~hghh trnm 10 of lht.• :in. .t' top
rt•,t.tur.ant-. .tlonA \\ ich ni~htl~ mu,1t .ti t'nlt rt.mum.: nt <. onw l -ll .md nuke: nwrt) !
September 1 , 18. 19. ewport c.enter Drive in Fashion land.
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~ Eugene T ambUrelli
faces up to four years
in prison for driving
over ~d leaving
homeless man.
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Taaburclli ••i•taiu Ille
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WM Qc ICCIOlld lad~
T...ewdli ,,. chatFd widl bl
10 days ud hil lhifd tratr.: col-
. tisioa dw mon&h. aclc:ordiaa to
rcporu.
The iadd.cat ~• Colla
M men 1ban SI JO.ooo-to
tiettle a tawsuil anomey Jack
'Earley helped O•)d file
By LoriAM Bishd 5a11 apsmc tbe cily I« head inju-
nci and a brokca tea. SANT A ANA -Alter tns A UCJ sraduate, Gayel 511r.
ah:in an 00\Jr or dehberatioru, a rc:rs mental cfu«dcr1 which
Supcnor Co'1n jury found a bnded him on the streets or fo~mer Q»ta .M~ emplo)ce Costa Mesa more thJn a de·
&u!l!Y of felony hit-and-run for ade •SQ.
dn~ing °"er. • homc:le ~n Even wi1h the aty"s Kit.le·
""hale patroltin1 Wihon Park 1n . ment. which he recervcs in
Febru:u y, 19CJ2. ,mall wum from a bank ac·
Euicne l'am~urclli race~ up count bis attorney ~tablisbed,
10 four years an st:>lc pmon. Gayer ref uses to take sheller in
Th e~-U»ta Mcu park ranger a motel or apartment.
a.. w:hedulcd to ~ scntc~d Earle)' arpcd that the tnu·
Oct. 29 ac Superior Court an ma of beia& run O\'er bas ezaa·
s.inta Ana geratc.d bi.I dt.en1•1 w:nse of
I'm realty plns.cd.'' ~ad paranoia. The Wt be beard
Deputy 0 1s1 rtet Auorney Tddd from Oa,ef, Earley wd, the
Spitzer. "Even though ahe de· man thought had been shot and
fcnJan1 concinually denied any wanted to know when be could
knowlcdic thaa he: ran O\lcr the ,et the bultc11 removed.
· v1ct1m the: O\le,-.hclming cir· AJlhouJh Gayel frequently
curn\tan113I evidence dearly an· telephones Earley to "check
d1c;.itt<d h1 guih ." in;• the Irvine auomey has not
Added Spit zer; '"'When talked to h11 cfl.cnt 11.nce the
·fl :Jmburell1) decided to testify case wenl "to court last week.
anJ took the ~land. he clearly Cbancu arc, Ga)cf lSn't even
con\'qcd u p1c1urc of someone: aware of the trial, the attorney
~ho d1dn'1 tell the lruth.'' said. .
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SAN BERNARDINO
Jwy irdeaioe bcpa .Wcdan-
., .... IMrill ol 'Jilll ~
• Ncwpon 8e8dl dnft'Jpn
daarp4 willll •ardcri•& a for.a,.,. laia ..,,....
Jun>r1 .. the fin& trial dead·
kdcd ... wia&cr. with 10
~ IO coovkt. OOC lO f.and
bbD bmocent a.ad anotMr ~ decided.
Hood ii ICC1dCd of killin& his
tonnes: employee in Mattb,
~ 19'2. -purportedly to keep
tbc mu quiet about. bil own
UM>lvemcnt in the murder 6f
his"wi{e, Bonnie Hood. the year
be Core.
The bi&h".9.rofiJc trial drew
bordcs of rcporicn. u well at
people tq)in& to rwn the mur.:.
1llf •r AM .. ll:f •n• R 5 ,
trade In Your Ofd Jewelery ..
let us tum outdated jewelry into a
Modem Masterpiece at • the UsuaJ Cost
1 SK Gotj & r 1a'run Os spec:ia"ry
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Try i n g t o \\ 1 n you r o" n
per.,onal h~ntll• against ht·alth
l Jn: ..;pl"nc.ling!
I h:rt• arc.· l\\ o
\\ ord~ of ath Il l'
lloag tlo:"ptl:ll.
By p~l1til'i
pating in ju st
:1h o ut <.:vt>r y
insur:inu: plan. \\C.' m.1J..c..· it e~t~)'
for you to afforc.1 thc..· fsnc..·st mc:d-
i<:al trt~:umcn1 :1 ail;ahl ••
When you ~dt.><. t Hoag, you
ha\ l' ~lCet.•,, ~() a ho-,pital \\ ith 'a
hi story of ~l"I'\ 1t;e to the <:ommu-
nity. l'ro\ idtn~ quality. ;afforc.lahl~
health r.t rl' for over 4t0 year~
Our "1dc:ly rcro~nizc.~d Maff
of ph} "t1l 1.1ns anc.I nur~c~ .are
a mon~ t ht• moi..l qua lit icd in
~outhc.>rn Calilornia .
And the most <."arinl(.
highes t
t.•mployl' •
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trial ..a. illl CIDUld .... ..
Mah 8CWC ...,. Hood filed ror hirtiliip lilt iiWiM · 'after crasMN his JICht inio .die jelly
at Coroaa dd Mar. Since hii 1tttt1 ;,. M&rO
l9'Z HOOCt rm :apca• •e• OI
thcMands of doUa11 IO ltay OW
ol jail and defend himself fol
•bat he YI is • QIC ol Kif·
defense apim& a d"l""'lled
employee.
PtmCCUton. ho-C\o'Cr, con·
tead Hood killed Bruce
Qeaucharnp at hil Fontana of.
f ICC and then pbnted a pn in
the victim's Ji&ht band to mak
it,look like self-defense. • •
They say HOOd initil.lty hired
Beauchamp, 32. to kill his ~ire
in 1990 at the couple's Camp
Nelson k>die so he could col· •
lea on her SI million life imur·
ancc poJicy and inhcriu1nce.
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NEWPORT 8EAQ4 -Two
local W01Mn ~ fft'CMn1
""fant~ all" TlifiC!ij fro.ft I
mata preaeadiac tit.at their hus·
beadl had peid him to tclc·
pboM lbc .. as ... ,m ...
Whca akcd to relax nd tell
him bcr fanwy, one of the
women reportedly repJied: '"To
have my laundry done and
houte cleaned."
Think.ina i& -as a joke, ahe
40-yeor-old Newpc>rt Bench
womAn didn't hana up until he
told her to slip into somcthin&
more comlortable and .. pther
toys that brina you pleasure."
"I can'1 ~nc my husband
ordered this call,.. she mot
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k lillpmpa ... n. OIMt Ntwpa11 Dacb
...... lold tM .... bad
l•'O daildrea ud ...,, but
to call back ia r,,. lnlftuscs •
After ha.,., up, IM lCJc-
~d her husband DI WOft to
rukc JUR fiC hiiln·1 atUCrc:U
thC c:all, and then phc>Kd po-
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-ooafi v."Ome" 11>1a pora die •
Caller lncw d\cir names nd
the n:ime1 or their hu~rid. •
The phone numbcn were un·
h 1ed. nJ one ol the couples
h:sJ diCrcrcnt wt names. boch or v.hi(b tbe uangcr knew.
Mc 10IJ the women th:a1 the
flnta~y ~II ,.:i.) ''1 &ih thi1
M>metimes bo)fricndJ, husb n<h
or goofy &it1fricnds Ii~ ...
Both ~omen said the m3n
wuodcd )'C>UllJ and. pru(c: •
lion31, but that they '1id not
recognize the voice.
The polict b2vc no te3ds at
this time b1.11 are imestiptin&
the reports.
Diamonds• Jewel.ry • Watches
Gemstones • Flatware • Gold
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C ta C•1rt.r,r..l6JIAS....._.ll.._.."-. '27M
r11wcaa ..... ., · 1(714)"2 .. 1•
to patient mtio in Omnge
County. we offer a level
o.f p e r ~on a I i zed
anention and com-
fardlitie:-..anc.I pro~ram' avaalahle .
'As well a~ <:enter"' of cxcellcnn:
that are renowned for
their cxpcrll"e in chilc.1 -
. birth . heart c trc anc.1 fort you won't find
l/ud~ 1ld11 f 'f'\ anywhl're cl~c . , ow~,,,,.,'""""'"' c 1 n <:c r treatment.
We abo pric.lc our· Be~t of a·11. -,electing lloag
st•I es on being at the I loi,pual i5 ~a-,y . juM make 'ure
leac.lin~ edge of medical you pick one of Hoag Ho,pital'~
technology. With the mo~t doctor:, from your he;.1lth plan
ac.lvanc ed equipment. directory when it'Oc time for) ou to
choo~e a physician.
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That way you'll" have ;.lt'l't! ~
to the hcst ml-<-lical treat·
mcnt money r..an htt}'·
ithout havinlit to
'pt.·no a lot for it .
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Move to pdvale ~
cMi save city $385,000.
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EWPOllT 8EACJ( -hlb
C::(lftHD'iwcn ~ tbc OIC Tues-
dly '° I ~F~ WPn& the <l'J Council to tcrap iu ll·mu
UM maaatcnancc dMlloD ud bire
a pnvilf contractor. . •
Prepared by lnlcsr&Led Urban
fOrHtfY io Lacuna Kini. the re·
~ lhc city could uve as
.n&Kb • S385.000 by Wm.ioaaina
lbc dcpartmms catircty. Bot it
~ the city to maintain a m\.
cLOa crew ol tree work.en for
~cacies at 1 cost S117,co:>.
The city could lheo U\"e S20UO>.
The report focused OD the Wary
Ol city tree trimmen a:>mpartd to
the private Uldustry. Far cumple •.
a bccinoina tree trimmer position
pa~ SJJ,097 a )'Cat •ith health
benefits cocnparcd to romeooe m
the ptj\ilte induwy who auk.es
S12,'80 1 year with no heaJLb bcn·
efit
The repon docs ~). h~-ewr,
lbat "the city in·how.c crew docs
,.lrArDI
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3 £1111 a;rw Sl'll
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IM•t:m•A&E
II ~JIBtJ Cl& w u.,_.,.
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Job r•
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iT ree mainterwice supeMsor .
J~ majmrnana ~Chief
, Annual
~lary
Tree trif'1'\mef n _.....;.__.._ ___ ,.._~ yes
yes
yes
:r ree trimmer 1
Parle/tree laboter
PRIVATE INDUSTRY
Supervisor S3 7 ,4.0 yes
Crew chief Sll 1280 yes
Tree Trimmer II S27,G40 no
Tree Trimmer I S12,480 no
~ laborer Sl 0,088 no
1'Gry..,.,., Cl f cJ#., lt#!J9 .. ~ r__,,.,
quality watt.. maintains SoOd re-
1pome time aact cencraDy res • bip .. leYcJ of savic:e to the com-
munity."
Despite that. Parks., Beaches
and Recreation c:ommiuioners
s.aid it wu bard to icnore the uv·
inp.
· "Altbougb it's • 5ba.me to see
aD)tK>dy )osc their J)O'itioo. ycMl
ha\'e 10 Kl in the tupayer'1 best
interest and )OU ~ to run the
city like a business. .. said commis-
sioner Bill Schonlau. "'Jn.at bu to
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s+=aw lliid 111 w WI .-dcr·
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waft ia --ma& ol lhc dly.
Jim McAlec. Pfaideal ol lk
Nuw port Beach £mployeu
~. Uic union r~reseminc
the '"'·lriaDerl. Aid ~j~ .re-ceive6 o;e repon WCdncsd:ly and
did llOl bne time 10 respond 10 it.
But the ae.aue·s con~ oep
tator Lee Buz:z.ard 1aid l&Sl ~ck
tlw the city ~ldn t ,inp: out
the trce-trir:mnen for convcMri
to piivatc iod&Wry but loot 11
other depattmenu lib cny at·
torney and penonnel.
Councilwomu Evelyn Han uacl
'1lc tlpCClS the ciiy, bach bas IOSl
mare t.baJl $3 miUioa ia property
tuei ~er the last two years. lD
loc>t into c:ooi.racting out other
IC1Vica. .
.. , think we're pn& 10 ~ to
start aoi.n& t.bat way ... w wd.
But she Ulo said if the city docs
IDCM forward with private CO&llp:a· rues. Jhc would like the city work·
ers &ct 1 chance to compete for
lbc job by cuui.na their own <mis.
PRODUCE
•Home of
Orange County's
BEST PRODUCE" MF.AT.SEAFOOD
' QfJJ.RAKFp
Farmers Market
at Atrium Court
FASHION ISLAND
CftN l!Dt-SAT.IA\M-WPM
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I EGGS I I I I -t DOZtN t.AaG! I I IUMDS GEM EGGS. I
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COST A MESA' -The
Council rcjcc1e4 a ·
Tu.ndly to coall'Kl an out~
~ compa:ay to ,driw up °'
·t~ rcdcsipms ol an uu ot
Tc v..'i n lJe Ptr1l. . "
Ttr~ l c:d "" -moLWy to ~ che SS,200 '/'e
city would ha\'C spent. t-6' pay
D~ve McCauley and A "iatb
ot Placcnt~ to aeate a concept
plan for a v.'21 "•Y ludina to
the ~vilion in t.bt middle o!
the p:irlc's l c.
.. h.s not 1 good u~ of
$5)00.'' ~Id ('.ouncilnutn Joe
Erid..wn.. ••\\e hJ\c brigh• peo-
ple on g,aff v. ho cuuJJ come up
with a conccptu:ll pbn."
City o!fici1b :ire uying 10 re·
design the current rody v.alk·
v.ay, "'hich i:s described u
.. uucbcrous" ud lS frequently
covered by v.a1cr The nc~
ramp •·ill not only tmprO\c
1·R1.: ctAssrs ~ '-r..,'fl"l(ft & £~hNCion fOf 8 ·1 l re'"' okh
JAZZ l :lO, TAP 2:10, BAltll 330
SAT. Sf.PT. 11th / :,.: ....
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151 ~MUS u 1uvr, COStA M(C,A
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Editor' Note -Bl«tBotil lifl·
inp 4p~•r en~'> Thunday M llN
D~tly P1/ot'l WttkC'nd .aion.
Tho followin1 more compleN
Blttk/J4>ok. ca/cnJ:ir runs in tlN
nc~ p:1gcs of the Daily Pilof ooc:.
1 month. Dittct inquiries to &o-
jamin Ep tcin; cio BJ~.
P.O. Bex 1500.184, Coron1 de/
Mir, CA 9262.s. Phone 16().2622.
l~nd: OC, Oranc-County. IT,
bbci'tle. IT-opL, bl.ell tie Os>'~·-IP•
-=pec:-r person. lllA. to be &rranaed.
September
• le~h Volletb.111 Eilbibltion, ~ 11.
11 a.m ·S pm , Newport Seaf't5t at
Nr1m.-n Mucus courty•rd. Newport
Center F.bNon liJtlnd. ~ontact Sus;e
Plum~. 7 l1 2022
• Pro-Sta" Chuity l.ubtball Came,
Sept 11 .u s JO pm • B)'Ton Sc:ioft/Bud
Light Ch.tllen fOf Chtldr~ ill Sten
£\l·nb Center, UC IMne S10.20 PP•
PhoM 461 7117 Ttd .. rts. 8S6-SOOO .
• hlst<11ff's Fust. Sept. 11, Shaltftf>e•,.. OC El~.abeth.in fe.a..t and Rem~ rewl~ S15 pp ~ 744·7016
•Arabian Nights ~pt 11 al 6 p.m ..
Wt'StMt!'d Gold Club Memberih1pt5ampler
p.irty .it (()(Ins ~enc., S.nt.1 AN.
Phone q53 3f>94
• S.andcutlt' Contt'st. Sepe 12, noon·l
pm l'.l•..,.port Se.ift!')t .at C0ton.1 del Mar
S1.11e Be.>th. Cont.:ict Brookt' ~
644 7520.
•Whitt' linen .lnd Jui. ~pt. 12, S·9
p m Newport Seafest and OC P~·rtorm1ng ArH Center buHet,
f'nlcrl.iinnwnt .ind dancing at Hyatt
Nt'"P<•fll'' Amph11hcaue. S4S pp. Contact
Su ... in BJrden, 990 2732
•Coif Tourn.amenl, Sept 13 • .i 9:30
J m Br1t1~h Ame11un Ch.amber of
Cumm.·r· l' .>t Peloc.in 11111 Col( Oub, 'l'••I•"'' CoJ~t 5200 pp Cont.let Valene B ,1,ltllll1o .. &B 15"7
• 20 'Ur\ ~ 1) .at 10 .l.m., Ocnnt
Cu Id • I Bo" tr\ MusaJm ~illlt'S
.in" " wr, 1n muw.-um coorty.ird. Sanu
An.1 (."flt.kt Robt>n.1 Westling. 538·7177
• t-.cim.in M11rcus Ch.11ity Solle, Sept
14 HT.> m ·9 pm. Asstst.ince l~ ol
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WANS
Buying • Selling
PAYING TOP
DOLLAR FOR
•DIAMONDS
• ROLEX
WATCHES
•JEWELRY
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• ...._.~CMI P• 5-U. Ct••--,_.. c..ir. SJI ... ==. 4; :""....:::. 1.;, ~ I~.~ CAM'• 1tHCX C'.-a W.-~ M-7-. C&MD • .... 4Mat at C.... 0..,
M hlti: Ptaot. IMne.. ~Lynn \foW. ~b...-C.-.. MN. IT. $1'5 pp. Cont.Id llbi 721.o560. • ~ ...... OM. 49).tJtl.
., .... of Ne•pott, St#; 1Mt, •C...tf,...._ OIL'· l :Jlwl I • ..._ Tw _.CM hh. Oa. 15, :::t.:s. °' dWMt ''°"' 40 .,.. ,,... a.. .u>e ......... ""' c:...f ~o •.m ··~ ,._.. l..... ~ .. ·~ ,._ •'"""""---................ =·"" ..... Colla --!-~· ..._ r_, Cuilld lft '¥ Lind.I Nd~ llllnd. c.onact Jim dil loom, 541-4'42. Miii. 110.7'... 556-AITS. ,..._ HJ·8''S;
• AIMOla toll TOWMIMnl c.o..t · 17 • • lln ' I a c-t al ~ llii Oct. 1 •
November
1 "'--.u-a.-i... .a-::ct::-.... -...... 6:SO a-.. Miiioft Sift"*' Gli*tlftO •COMt4r ........ Ocl. 16 It I p.m. p.m., ~' ,..__• ,_.,, -~'I· Qolld clftnef ..._ W iucliDft ~ SM'tte ,.,_.,._ ~
llnat ..._. tounwnent dinner-* le ltitz-Clrtllwi. ~~IT. SUS t"OmtCIM 1111 E"lr/111 .. -tie INl.W ..... • AnterlcH Celebt1&1N, No~. '· CMYid [.': Ilk« Coll c:out., f~ ... CeM1cf llMcN lftdll;_ '61..,._, E~ Ceneei. tlS . eon..rt-' lin*-C:NDINft ~ 31 M»1iitM M.ltriOn ~·~Pf>• ~ Mer ~ tedrkk, 250:0413. ConAlct Ru&h WllllWel, SU-6075. 77"'4520, -208. • ...... wa.e ... ,.... ....... Oct. •
•lOdi OIMentloft cw. c-11, 6 :30 2, 4·1/.M.• ~How. Crilil SheMfs •t.MGt. OCl. 16, 6:JO p.m -1 a.m .• St. •SM'• Get the Looll. Noor. 14 a& 11 ~...,.. South C-,... D...-.o...... and J Wtlwift. juz. .food from locM Jowph Hot.piLll '~ dinMr d.anct' a.m., ~It V.al~ Ch.lpc r of p.m. ;.,,.. ~ ... ,....~ ..... 1 Up1c..ae ffttauflnti le .The ~. Ind •nttft.l•nmMI fotut~ O.~ Clines , N.leioNI Owity ~ f.lshbn ihuW t .
_..,Ind toeW w-.on opener~ l leKh. Cont.k1 ~ E • (31,.. and p,.,,, O.iWbcr .c An.lheim t1Jton and Hv;aea D--.. kvitw. ~ '4l·Sla9. Tower and Wefljn South ~Pl.au,· S~9492 nn.. .,, T~ uoo pp BT. Cont1c1 ~--,, ""lr'-1
a.ti Mesi. BT. ConQCt AIM\ freC'mll'I, · ._.____ ... 1 .. -.-• ·~· in I.he Mt, Nov. ;n. 0C 9S7·2602, eict. 221. I •Hlltior .............. Od. 2 at I · _ ....... 771·va 1. I Businm Commeu .. IO' lhe Nb ~
• Eledtlc Boat ....... , ea... 18, Allist.anct' !Km.f,un~~-~S" r-~ ~ .. ~ •Sunct.y SuppH I& T.he I.it.I. Oct. 17 ~ rcttption ~ Po1etf.c ~t"il ~s""~t)1J lt.U l of ~1 M;:; Ltlboa l.ly ' own -" ~-~ -.'C' -u,.. 5:30 p rfl,, UC ll"olM Q.nbl c.na-r R~.lllt, ~-pc:wt ~.kn V 1· • G.iT.f'l--ut 8eK+i ~ 645-6929 schoot. s16 entry fft. Ccnuc:t ~ Uf\~~ 1e R.u ~urant. ~pon k.lC'.h. Pecember ' ..... -....,.. . . ~. 675·J116.
•r&u Swim, SqJt. 18, l-11 a.m.. •~lo~ Oct 2 • 8 pm •Comnwnity-WAik. Oct. 17 .it 9 am.. •ttome Tow Md loutlq.,., °'"'· 1. ~ Sufftl 11 Newport Pitt. £wnts Cystic f"1bralis F~ ~al~ L,~ p~=.-~~~ ,:': CtlOC .Pelt and µI QJild .it Tuiltn lillb
fof sw•111111en ol Ml .ges .cont.Kt Jim ~ IJM!'9 honon Olic:k tte.wn at ~a. COA.1 tNA. PhoM $J2•8683 ~ Oub. ~ D2-167S.
Turner, 644•3644• Bren E~ Center. t1C 'tl'Yine. To be 1 • •Candy u.ne •.in. Dec. 4, Mabl.ance
•ICJte FestMJ. SqJt. 18-19, 10 Lm.-4 player,.,,..,, or to ordtt ticitCS, phone •eou Ouk, Oct. lit at 10 a .m . le.l£Ue Ncwpoft·t.~ Junior Au~
p.m •• Newport *F~ at 8"lbo.i ~~ ll10l 479-IS85. CHOC P.ldm'°' t.oum.>~nt at El N1~ dinner d.lnc~ ~.th Oemd( •nd 1~ .ld,.cent to~· Demomtr~. contesas, _...,. ....... _ · Country Oub, lilUN Nigucf. Pt'iOne ,.,., _ _.._..._ . .._.d .. ,._. .. ... frtt kites for ch~ undtt 12 (~ • W....awfest. Oct. 3 at 7 •.m.. Sll-8683. u>.. .. ..,.~ .lt Wec.n ~'" '"'""lot • ._., Amerbn Oiabete Asn. ~ at Ccst.l Mew BT-opt. S125 pp ~ supplies last). Cont•ct Ste~ Kent, ~ ~I Part. Irvine. Phone • Chrldmas Company, Oct. 19·21, 7S9·9207. 673.:.()450. 66"-0" .. 7. • , • ol oc ~ .~ ' ,.. un.or -.eap spKl.l -""t'Y'lll • Chrbtmu Cvol ~U. D«. 4, tino1' • OC Wine festival, Sef>t. 18. l ·7 p.m ., •Newport hKh Coftcours d'~. boutique at OC Fairgrounck, ost.i Mc:-s.i Hospital SSl Oub <lt Ncv.y:: ~.xfi
aCirls bs Ou2sb ~ ~!'dent .,,.~. andd ~ Oc.t. l , 10 a.m.-4 p.tn., ATSC ~ SS PP Phone 261 ·0823. M.imou. SSS2 •per coup Phnn• u • \l\olftef..:> • Nwan.-n · ..,...,..., celebrates 1 OOth annlversarw of •PTA Hom. Tour, Oct. 26. 10 a m.-4 57•·7208 · Sl0-000. , __ ..._..... UC ........... 1 . au....,,~~ It &Mne • ......_, S10. p.m .• COM Higlt Schoof tour ol fl\.• • Chrlstmu Tree lrunch, O«. S. •bet for the Curt, ~ 23, S:l0.8 Children, $6. Phone 756.&99?· Newport• Be.Kh .ind Corona Del M.ir CttOC 'Mother GoO'le Q,11d .it An.ihc!im ~.m.. Susan 8. Komen Breast Cancer •Shop 'Tll You Dr~, 9't· 6·8, homes, ~nch at ShenNn C.itdens. US M.,rrlOlt Phone Sl2·867S ~~~u!~::re~'c~~0etw~ ~IStlates ol ATSC ~and pp.Coot.ctJudyStory.7S9·91Sl •~.uon.iJ Soirtt, D« 16. 7 pm.-l
Cataldo, )74·9282. k~pp~ ~6• SZ.~~. U S • •An fvtnln1 II\ PMis, Oct lO tlt 6 pm . am . St JCllW'ph Ho.p.t.il Foulld.>tinn
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11 :JO a.m ·3:30 pm., Pedi.tnc Cancer • (wnt TIA. cb, 9, Ot<X Queen ol Buch BT. SJSO ~' rouple. Phone An.:iht'•m S 125 pp Cont.Kt M..irao
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Ristorante, Irvine $40 in adV•nce; SS'O
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Phone Cr45·69l9
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March 1994
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• An Guilds f .uhloo Cal.a, M.uch 18 •
7 p m., Cl tOC 31 Anahtotm M.afrln(f
Phone Sl2·8675
April 1994 .
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May 1994
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pp . .M doot. Phone S32·8692
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20362 SW Bft.tl SLS.. AtrJ
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to prOtide tpllllfy ~ ...... ~
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.. SOCIE1Y EDJl:Ol I. Y. COOK. '42--4)21
~ ~It Fisher to· ma
Marlee today aboard
an electric boat.
••Two if by fond, one if by sea,"
id the affable ~nhall fishtt
on the eve or bi third marria&e to • raa.nce Mailtt. .
Flwr, founder or the Century
21 reaJ estate
empire, will
marry today at 11
a.m. aboatd an
electric boat in
Jhc h&rbor. His
first two mar·
ri31e • performed
on land, ended in
dh-orcc.
Society
Editor
Cclebratin1 the
e~'C Of the
blessed event;
maid of honor
Brenda Brazeau .
threw a cocktail
party in the bar
or the Balboa Bay Cub, sur-
rounded by the Tuesday Night
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RAGS
RECYeLED RAGS
fol~,..swthM =~=~· CM\lda .cf • Oll!'f .. ~
HDiiiiNJ • N D'IP d )GI ,.,_
.... ft a.. COll"ly hM nMr bfer\
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I 04) cf CDilt and tlflC~IF ~ boo'.
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2731 E. Qmt Hir:hwaY, CdM
714 6~5553
We.tern Dineen. Museum. TbC FOuiMialion/Miuioo
Cllte1riM Pietu, §1$tllilW.rt1..,w ..... .__--,~\al, Human ~J. iiCt tM
Sprinpier, Sara Wtkh and Judy South C®nty Commwaity Oinic
lutteiid were on hand amona the will share U. the procecck. Partici-
two-steppcn to raise a wedding patina NBA stan ioddde, 0Mny
toast or two in honor of the cou· Mannina, Jws Wcirthy, £Jelen
pk. Marilyn Wooten, .. .vw.ter · r.--...... ac. r~ "'"-...a. --L _.... -•or-ft•-__..,""41R u~er to the nars." created one .... _ ~ • ..__
( .. _ . £Mon. o~ ..... ,._. An..-.y o 11,.;r masterpieces for the occa-Pffttt, ud Kurt blftbls. for &ion. It read, "t.hird time is the · charm. This tune i.s forever." Ft.Sh· more infonnation call SS7·SIOO.
er, wcuina tux. top bat. and a 0
Ccntu~21 badge, comment~ .. It The foundina mcinbers or the : better r.•• _ • Hatbo • ;;.. M ·11 N........nn r "', uscum wi 0 ' ~~'red by the mUJeum coun-
. Nine uan of lhO. National Bas.
ketbaJl Association an: a:heduled
to turn out Friday in 111pport ol
Byron Scott for his 7th ann.ual •
"Cl\allenic ror the Children." The
Newport Beach Marriott Hotel
will tut the blade-tie and teMi
shoe affair. Men not wearing ten·
nis shoes will be fined at the door.
More than 600 guests are expected
an their Reeboks and Con"'erse
'ShOCJ to help Scott raise money
for children's charities in the
county. The Children's Home So-
ciety or Califorrua. The Oi.scovcry
IUFFEtl'S
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(714) 675--3600
(800) 742-9748
FAX 14 675-9605
No more
counterfeit bills!
THE Cot. 'IJTERfl IT OfTFCTOR •
pots fake money in tantl}
Simply pttSS the tip of the pen
on cutnmC) A ~old dot
means th b\Jl is leg1hmatc A
bbck dot warn..,, '"Watch Out''
Tue COO?-.'TEJtFfrr 0£nCTOR need no batteriei> or elcctnoty It
ronvenlently fits in a pocket, pur;e OT C.l~ h register. You can
test up to 5.000 bilb ... mduding l'host tntematlonal CUrret:'<)'.
Only $9.95
Tl.-,. Tiff (.oc.,,1u<F'fJT 0£n.C1'0R lUOA'. nd vour ch !'l.l or
money order for $9 '15 plu SI .50 for handhng and sh1ppmg .
(CA residents. add S. 2 saie-. ta>..) If not completely Sltisfied
wllhm 14 days. return the pen and we'll rebatt vour money
FA us for prices on bulk order..
COUNTERFEIT
DETECTORS
Dept. OP
8306 Wilshitt Blvd,. Ste. 798
8enrty Hills. CA 90211
FAX {213) 658 H86
THE TRU TH ABOUT LYING.
For ytal'\ .. , .. ,rt &0ld tlut the hrmcr the bed
the btntr Tut\ iu t not (TU(, s1nct your body 1
not. Oat ~~"-h h.ts ~ho-n ttut ror ~laty slttp
and proptr back wppon your~ mu t be fkxablt'
moqh to 11low houldtrs ind h1~ to sank an ~t
<
_.... pport1vt mouah to contour 1t\tlf to tht lowtr
bid Onl 1 DUX btd ~ all tNt
MORE SPRINGS. MORE SUPPORT ·
Com~rt the 375 to 900 spn"C' 1n 1 COnw\·
honal quttn 1zt' bed vtrw the 1,6 0 to l ,400
'Pf'nts 1n 1 quccn·i•tt DUX bed. M~ spn~
mtan matt~ l..ns pmlllft ltm c:.Wa.a.ion
DUX sprinl' trt m1dt of m1htnl Swtdash
~ They'~~ to PfO¥idr mmnun ....,.
pon 1My ..... btd '° COtJunin to 'IOJ6 ~'
~ t.1il'tt Mott j,pfl"I\ clllU'* 10/I wdll!M
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OVER 70 YEAIS Of ---II
A
•ts ck\ign 1 the rNJh of mort th~~ 10 yur\ of
~mhondttp
DUX Md ,~ 1n an ... C'\tmtnt for the mt ·of
your h ( Bot don t takt OUr WOrd for It c~ lft, I
ltf do-. n 1n 1 DUX btd ind pro ... t at to ·ourwlf
u
THE DUX BED, THE BED YOUR
BACK HAS BEEN ACHING FOR
__ , ______ ......,. ________ _
cil Thursday at a luncheon in the t n filled. wWtlrips. d.&nMn, lkk·
Ciibnllo Room or the Four Sea· /' ets. and other ent1can1 merctwn-
sons. Tiffany .t Co. will prOlridc di~ d i,neJ lO brin& in •uppon
~I tabk scuinp in recor. Ilion for PAC. Headlintna the ~-cnin
of the put chairmen. J~ Br~ dt. of J.UZ ii. Jtfr Conules and hi
Florence StodcLud, and Jane Law· b nd Oonulcs is a popular :uo-'°"• are amon1 the honoreei.. -phon1 t, nd h pl.aycd wi1h the 0 legendary Miles D:Ms B:inJ, :ind
with the \liell·li.noo.n &fOUp, M:in·
Center 500. a prom.men& upport ' h:ittan Tran fer. A $40 ticle1 in·
1)
Don't forget the b' ch ri1y d:ay
at "e1m n 1 l"C\b oomin up
· Tuesd3)t Sept. 14. The aJl-d .. y (. ·
fair fcatur~ • ( hion h~ in
the $t re, "'h1lc 21 r tauranh pro-
Vide (uoJ st tion) for hopper
JfOUJ? or the OranJe C~nly P~r-eludes hors d'ocuHes, a full·buffet
forming Arts Center wall ~tage ab dinner, :ind champ:i&JlC ii\ odd1t1on
arrair, "Whate Linen and Jazz.." lO the jazz COileen. AJJ procecdt
The ble$l in ;c~elry dcsi"' wUI be
)hclv,e:&S¢d, anJ ghen a"I) 1n a i·
kn1 3uccion ba~d on a poinb S)l>-
tem de\'bcd by store management •
10 cneour.i,e ~hOppinc for charil).
Sund:iy at the Hyatt Ne'Aporter. benefit 1he Performing Am Cen-
The p:arty will feature a ilent auc· ter For information, call 556-2121.
·r en percent of proceed will be do
n ted to a \:uiet) of loaf c:su~~
~ Western Waste Industries
SINCE 19j7
Sm.Irle Cennoi and So..ih ~ C<1UN1
~In
Ta14JCUiy Po.er
Sccav:Boa
Ol1t2 Tradca
~A-Bin
16281 ~oo Circle W~ lrvtne 857 .-6523
...----We-'Ve ·Mov ed!-----
Kristen's
Lingerie · Loungewear· · Gifts
\ s · LS c .... :-··~ Seo:erri:le' 20··
to recel\ e yv1.-'
FREE GIFT & 2~ OFF
,,.
Now In Westcliff Court
631-SEXY (7399)
1719 We tcliff Dr. · c rt Beach
(Across the trcct)
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Cent Plum
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COMMUNITY FORL1d lUNS THUlSDAYS AND SAnJlDAYS . nm TOI Pam unas. JJO w. IAY sr .. COSTA MDA. CA.,,. PAX TO: ...... 10 • l.EADEU HOTUN£ (CALL· IN COMMENTS): 64l-60l6
car 111
games co.i
them · a nice·
commission
W ilh a few notable exceptions. the
ne"'-aar business i pretty much in the
dumper these days. ·
But there 1s more to the problem than just
the economy. A lot of it 1~ due. I think, to
some of the mindlc~ people w.ho sell these
hiah-11cket product .
And not necessarily the salespeople on the
front line. Mostly. they're ordinary folk just
------trying to m:ake a rc~sonably
hone t bud. in a tough,
stre sf ul bu in es'.
The people who should be .
skewered arc tho e bosses
whose archaic management
practices ha\C helped make
buying a car the unpleasant,
adversarial process it too
often is. ·vouchers: Economic
disaster for · edlication?
amount -not h;11f or what it ~ts to edu<:;1te a child
-whcne"er o \tudent lea\e> the public schools.
In :uJJit1~.111. (or each student '"ho llt currently
enrolled tn a prtvJtc school. beginning in 1995, the
On the
Coast
I can spC3k with ~me
authority on this after three
da>s of accompanying my
JJughtcr on her first "enturc
into the treacherous world of
car shopping. She quickly
learned it is no place for a
woman alone. e~pccmlly .i good-looking,
twcntywmethang chicl "-llh lung, blonde hair.
Take the tnplc-tcaming salesmen "ho
literal!> chased herout of a major dealeri.h1p
in Lo~ Angdci.. When she became genuinely
fearful. my daughter said she \.\a)n't bu)'1ng
Jn) thing "ithout checking w11h her father.
.. \\'hat\ 1he mailer? .. dcmJndcd one of the
three s1oogc' "Can·t )OU make )Our ov.n
dec1i.ions ... do ~ou alv.a) run to Daddy?"
That's "hen this nice, gcn1lc person -who
wat. reJdy and uble to !!.pend a con!lidcrable
sum uf mone> -ran 10 her car, rolled up the
win do" s. locked the door Jnd dro"e off. the
three sak,1hug., running after her shouting.
A'nd lhJI\ "hen !>he enlisted dear, old dad
-a'> bodyguard And I came in handy at six
out of the eight dealers "-C "is1ted.
lncvi1ably, the moment we v.alkcd on a lot,
the "up .. salcspcr!>on ignored my daughter and
beelined for me · .. Nope," l would say, "the
lad) is your cu tomer."
Almost as tne\itably. 1he salesman would
break the ace w11h, "And what color arc you
lookmg for? .. After all. what docs a woman
know from cars e~ccpt color, right? Somehow,
l doubt that '~oulJ be the first ques~on for a
guy shopper.
Usually, my dJughter had better product
kno"'ledge than the salesman. She had
decided the categor) of car she v.anted and ·
studiecl the Tield rhoroughly. Aftcrbefucfdling
a coupJe of s:ilesmen -0n their facts. the kid
became a formidJble jou·ster Jnd wa) ready to
make a deal
She had aho shopped financing carefully
and found a very low interest rate at a major
bank. Uut ..omeone at e"ery dcakr~hip tried to
piH:h her off 11.
After a de.ii had been all but signed al a
large car \tore on Harbor Boulevard, someone
the salci.man (a \Cry nice guy) referred to only
as "m)' manager· phoned from anothe r office.
In a loud \.Oice. he insi 1ed on pushing his
f1nJncmg at wh.at he cl.i1med was "the ~arne
rJle ·· Uut a) 11 turned out, the pJ)'me{Us
v.ould be S:?6 ii month lugher. He s.itd the
bank \\a!> probabl) !yins Sure
\\e w:ilked A S:?0.000 transaction, a
comm" ion for the salesman, a profit {or the
dealer and wmc !\ales tax re,enuc for the city
of Co!>tJ Mc\a "ent down the tube because
some anonymou' "manager" had to squeeze a
few mun: dollars out of people he obviously
con,idered uders. not customers.
The next e'emng. we v.cnt to a dealership
m Santo Ana where the now-battle-scarred
veteran of the car v.Jr made the ~me deal on
the ~ame car. ln)1cad of tryina to pull a
swstcheroo on the financing. the ~le man
olfered her some· of the cg roll his girlfriend
had brought ham for dmncr.
• l~s nice to be treated lake an intelligent
~an. bein~ again.
Frl.'d Martia'1 column rvas t•tty Tbunda.r
aad S11turd•J'·
....,....... ..... ltwato
my relief that the Daily Piiot wrote 1 story
about Mariner~ Park playsround equipment
in uch b d condition. My lilllc ton. Riley,
was the boy )'OU photoaraphcd for your
article and the picture describes, the
wooded piece blocking the hole on the lide
C4n not deter a '4-)car-old from play1n1 on
tomethina that i h urdou no matter haw
lnU h you tcJJ a child to get Off Of it.
Marinan P rk • great place i r the k•
ao pllly and for us h med mothen to rctu:.
lbiat 15 _,hy the patk · the mo11 crowded
• and populu park around. I hope to c that
d:ae rep in are m tle n so th t our
Children h YC I (e pl:ate to pl y.,
KELLEE MURPHY
'CoSta Maa
. · School trustee warns of financial damage to public schools;
argues that voucher checks to church schools would be unconstitutional. <'
8y JUDY fllANCO any school not under the cxclusi"c contr61 of the
The letter from Rodger Meyer, pa)tor of Prince of officers of the rublic ~hool~ nor shJll :iny ~ct.in.in ur
Peace Lutheran Church in Costa Mesa (Aug. 31). denom1nutiona doctrine be t,rngh t or ini.truct1on
contains a great deal of m1smformation about how the thereon be perm111cd d1rcctl) ur, andircctl) in an)' of
voucher initiative, Proposition 174, \\ill impact the the common school of th1 .. St.itc."
neighborhood schools in our community. Second, Pa tor Me)cr'!> "J,)U01pt1on" t h~t the public
First. he argues that because the \.Ouchcrs go to ~hoob "111 not be any \.\UN! off 1f the pro(Xh1t1on
parent and not to religiou schools that the pas cs t) al)() erroncou' Mo t public )Choob in thi!I
propo)ition is legal. In truth. the proposition stipulates )late arc funded under" h:.it ti. called A"c.:ragc Dail~
th:it the voucher (scholarship) is made payable directly AttcndJncc accounting.
to the school Thu public dollari. could flow dircct~y to Thi~ mcan'i that a \Chool dt\trict turn 1n :m
church schools despite the California Con!>titulion auendJnce count :ind rcCCl\'C) the funJing for th<he
which states in Aniclc JX: :.tudcnts who are a tually )tlt1ni; 1n t1 scat in u
"No public money shall ever be appropriated for the cfa sroom o n a dail) basis. In fact, ~cau-.c of the "ay
suppon of any scct:irian or denominational i.chool. or the prop<.hllion 11t written, the school lose double the
Republlcm baca.Cllnton I'd ;us• ttke to
say hooray for Donald Danks (D11ily Pilot , Sept. 4) as
<?ne of the only people in Newpon Beach with enough
C9Urage to support the President of the United States.
1-'have never before heard the lYPe of poor
sportsmanship exhibited by my fellow Rcpubhcan
since the elecrion.
I also feel reol shame for those exhibiting "DoO,:t
blame me. I voted for Perot" .stickers. Whar happened
to puUing differences aside and "orking for the good
of the country?
I :im a Republican, but I am more 1mport:intl) an
American who wishes uccess to whomever is 1n the
White House. After all, if he fails, we all suffer. And
his succes~ is our success regardless of party affiliation.
Don't people realize lhat the deficit, health care
education, crime. etc. :ire problems tha1 '' 111 only
magnify if left unattended for four more )Cars? The<.c
problems can become so monumental that no
pre ident of any party can resolve lhem.
Isn't time to put partisan p0litics back v.hcrc tl'IC)
belong, in the election proce for short periods of
lime. We need to pend the majority of our time
working together to problem sol"c rather than place
blame.
0
Cl YDA BRE:.NNE.R
Corona del Mar
I am responding to the commentary of Pre 1dcnt
Ointon by Donald Danks l v.ould h~e to :iy that it 's
a pleasure to open the paper and ~c in
black-and-white some real truth.
This guy challenged a man of the cloth nd broug.h(
to my attention that those people aren't necessarily
purveyors of the truth. This man redirected at lea.st
tbi.s re.der's attention to the real truth.
I would like to follow up with Mr. Danks lo let him
know that hey, Lba~ks for being concerned and taking
the time 10 write an anicle like that.
CHIP BITETII
Corona dcl Mar
un1a
COMMUNln COMMENTARY
Open space not chicken feed 1·d li~e
to discuss the open land purchase (Mc3)ure A) and
Allen Beck's letter (~pt. 4-S). So Allen 8cel. think:.
the Newport H:irbor Area Chnmbcr of Commerce jU\l
doc)n't get it. Allen 1s deliriou) v. tlh joy at the
opponunity scl before u Well, I nm one of the
t:up:iyers who does get it, :ind I am being cocn:cd for
tht) boondoggle that v.e \Jon't need.
This \.S no bargain: 56 acres of IJnd for Sl60 m11lwn.
Now Allen, l don·1 call that chiclen feed -or J) )OU
say cheap. We don't need ll. "c don't wan1 11 We h:a'e
i,474 acres of land calleLI open space, '"hich v.e ha"c
access to. Have ~ou t:alen advantage of tht)?
If it 1 so cheap :md such a bargarn. a) one of the
more offiuent member of uur fo1r city, I cJn't
undc~tanJ why )O" ha\cn't :.n.ipped 11 up I "oulJn't
say 11 was cheJp al hulf the pncc
llELl:.N KILRON
Corona dd Mar
Sex educaUon lnvaltJlble This 1i.
regordtng Russ toar's article about Corona dcl Mar'i.
teacher M1l..c M:inno (Sept. I ). I recent!)' graduJted
from Corona del Mar High Scho.tl, and I rc:ahlc that
no clas) at the school "as more \Jlu.iblc: to me than
his. The Nc"port-Mesa School D1'tr1ct need to back
off and quit Jumping to appease ignor:int parents "ho
want to raise ignorant "nice'' children.
· To '<h;ny the pupils ot Coron11 dc:I Mar Hi&h School
e cntial knowledge about ~11;uatly trru~mittcd
disease • homosexuality :ind AIDS that Mr. Morino ts
able to deliver in a sane and non·scn~tion.il manner is
wrong. In this d:iy and aie we can never h:we too
much knowledge and ir the 5Chool di trict wants to
prepare U'i for the real world, they need to let teachers
ltke Mr. M:irino teach without boundar1e and
restrictions.
NITA SCASAWANEY
Ne~port Ueach
Buying I l81Cber l"hi is :i re ponse to the·
article on Harbor View School p~rcnts bu)in1 a new
:.)' tcm lo)Cs an add111onal S2 .• 600. The number of
\tuJent> currently enrolled in pri\.ate 'loChoob st:itew1dc
is 10 the neighborhood or .500,000.
An) student "ho cnt.ercd a ·private ~hoot since <Kt.
l, IWI i entitled to the 'oucher immediately upon its p~agc. Thts aroup i> projected to be about 100.000
students >l:Ucw1dc. Simple urithmetic tells us that thi1t
"111 cos1 S:?.6 billion doll an. th:u will not be ovu1lable
for the 'education of the students '"ho are currently
enrolled tn the public school S) tcm. 1lt:it equates to a
10 percent cut (mm uur neighborhood schools before
the fir>t chilJ e'er ir.inltfcrs from a public school.
l'rop<hit1un 11.i is lilied "ith other Oa"s that "111
cau c the duldren of th1!1 state 10 lose.· I urge )OU to
rcaJ ''-r> c;irdully 1hc en11rc pru~it1on becau\c 11 i'
J \Cr) r~.tl 1hrc.it to uur stJtc and to the \\elfarc of
our <.h1lJrcn
1 h" part1 ular \Ouchcr S) tcm 1s not the pJn.lCCJ
that h needed to effect change. 1t 1 • IO'ltc:>d, an
cron<.lt111c d1 a tcr for the ch1lJrcn of this >fate "ho
dcscf\.·c more.: lrom u ... the \Oler>.
Judy f'runro Is on.the /\'n•port-Mna Unlntd ~hoot
UI triC'I llu:ml of £du~atlon.
te:.t:chcr (D•itl) Pilor, Sept. 4). l "ould hke to commend
the parcnti of I fJtbor View Element:ary 1ebool 1nd
Andcr)Cn llcmcntary Sct\ool for their financfa.I
>uppon of their total ~hool.
HO\\C\'Cf .. ~Cl)' child ~he-hool-Ctistritt dcsH\es
the amc smaller eta ~ilc:~. 5C1cocc labs, e.klril
classroom computers. and p:srent ~oluntecrs. The pmt.
o( public cJucation IJ to prov~ an equnl qu11.hty of
cduc:i11on for all tuJcnts ttg:irdless of their economic
c1rcum,1Jnccs
At nl) local -.chool, Ill lea'' SO percent of the
.. 1uJen1s· fJmtly circumstances qu:ahfy them to receive
(rec lunch, Jt lc:i1tt 15 percent or the students are
limiteJ Englbh proficient. Some of our cl.l s sizes
re ached 38 !ltudcntio last )'Car.
Many )tudcnh come from (:unilics "here both
parent:-\.\Ufk or nee\! to St3y borne Ill siblin~ SO
p.ircnt "uluntcu tn the class~m :ire S<'JrCC. We ha\C
e\traortJ1nilr) pJrc11t upport considering the
c1rcunhtancc., ho\.\C\\.r. Many parents tal.c time out of
· their busy "'hcdulc) 10 attend eJucationnl \\Orhhops
on h°'' to mal.c math g:ime'i; IUndcrc:.artcn rcadine
:ind the lthrar> re.id .iloud progrJm.
We h.1, e e\\:~lk nt parent nnd child >upport an our
jogathoo anJ \HJpp111g paper );lies. facn thoui;h the
pint o( p;irc.:nt suppvrt and enthu ia>m 1 ah\e :>nd
v.ell at my local ~hwl \\e prob.ibly only r:ii)C :ibout S
percent uf the nlOn~ that Harbor View r3i~ und
h3ve :ibout one-tenth uf the :lmount of classroom
'oluntee~
Confidently educat101 a student population where 7S
percent of the "uJents arc llmiled E"J)ish spc.a..,ing
without drasticall)' affecting the edu~tio'\ oC the
English peaking student uakes 1 con idcruble amount
of C.\tr:i finoncu1I resources ond quahfted )Upport staff.
Sult, our students desel"C the some qualJty public
educ:ition, '°"er cla.s sizes, science labs and
computers iu the ~tuJcnts at Harbor View Elemenuuy
School.
MAROARET FRIEDMANN
Costa Me
represented by electe.cs that fail to con uh
with their con titucnts. are generally
unavailable 10 rctJoW Rep~blic:an , and ..-ho
Wilson will not be elected in 1994.
C. EDWARD WOLF
Speak:er, Senior AssCmbty, Newpon Beach
hearin&So lfO!la w:l require'-' tu re tore the
v.'ctl:incb on itc. -which it is finAll i!oins.
seem to follow their own agenda.
Gov. Wil~n lits the ~d 100 percent. In : -·· Wllllndl 1nose who ~arc Jul~ he ~ppoanted 1~ 1Cneon 1_0 lhc • •bout Ne~pon's wetland might be Calil~mta Comm~ on A&ina. for the hucrc tcd co know that Hoaa H pital h:s first lime lri rc«nt hastoty, dicrc ~re no . . rqnuentativa from hard-core Oran• been rc•torina • bh ol_ Cat· Tad C~c U\'Cr
County. We had CJrpedcd co be entitled «> lbc pa 1 ~cw weeks
two rcprac•Hativa. T'hil <M"fht was 1 Cat·T11I Cc:M:. 1 rrc h and bnckhb 1cr
cakulated aff'rontcry to the ICnton of tbc wetland cSo,minatcd by can ·~· is ~tcd
counry. HOwftcr. Gow. Wibon wUJ expect IJoac and inland of C.O.C H1pway. JUSI
tho 0r-. CoUnry •nion to "Oec lock· tcp below the bhiff c t ot Superior A\c, ror him for hia bid for a MCOad term The area bCin,a re torcd con bo en jU)t
()(w. WihoG lftMc a sroa m kUlauon _ ~· t or the m:ain body or ntta1li and
when M ~ ~ bit Senate 1ea1 wbh the anYOM: aboUt JOOO square rect ol ponJed
hope thlt hla ~ u Cahforaia'• and 'ik>wly noina water. It • bcina
~mor woUid aupu11 bhn into • roU 1 cored in compcosatloa for tbc wctlandl
a Praideetiul caildidatc. His RICOfd 11 an •hich wcra rcsncwcd withoul proper
ldmleitttalOr hlil ....,. lldlastcr aad approval Wbtn tM Cllild Clift C..er WM
9bNftt of tbc pcnwnhe lade~ .._.,fl e.c..., built ia Jue. 1990. "' tU. dlM, 1 trk>
Surpri ina i the e~\C with whic the
wetland is bein1 re torcJ, ho.-in& thst h i
fca ~ble· to rcitorc lhc entire rca ,below the
bluff I a \lt'Ct liand·CO.HlOI bluff comrlcx, In
ca»> tem th:u C\c;n include: co.nt:i ~c
ICfub. JUil lut \ltCd.cnd. I Oock or Wllllo
'*IS obie~oc:'-' cnjoyina the h~bitat orrcred by
thi unique cwlogie wondcrl:anJ.
In fact, re,totation or the entm: 10 DCfl:
site m.i1h1 just be the hJpc t and be t use
of the property. •sinC"e it ovcrliH a colotk
system or conhquab fault con~ soil,
CIJMtant water cpaie. and mcth:ane •nd
hfdroacn cu 1etpaae ind active production
(u teen ~ tltc tMlrn t\I 0 me Crom the flare = Coul Hifhw1y), v.-hiel'a cttltH a nM pubhc health and llftty huald
litter for a wetland ud wildlife habitat
IO Mfll IMll .....,doul ~iOM tblft I
Mdical ....... co.plU ~ pull It ,..
I
~by
Cal <•nW Comn\\ln.ty ~ tr'9
A l¥t'lft Milt'Ot C~ W
WilllM .....
tdltor
SllW Martlle
~..-.9dieur ..... ~ ~...,,
TJ tllildllR ... .... ..._
Wllllr .... -• , .... ,.
~'°...we ow ..... In tM ~ ol ...... .....,. dtiaM ~ &M
d1rccd01t. bddanll a.-. kMO &M ..nit land.
Al• Jifekint RapaYcan I ..,..... IMt ~ ..._ Olilli110.•n 'rrlu
Heil'• p.tle• -• ..-.. .... JAN 0. YAHbERSLOOT MD
... .. , .. ,.,
. ... .......
'f
1111 111' I Jll OW. So.p KiCQcn
... lllllt • llM tood and bevtr· ... ii illil ..,_ U.-ted Mcthodiu
Ollldt Im Clll&a Me--. or so pre~rl! llod Ml ... __... a& lhc Rea Cont-_.., °"*"· Voluntccn can v.ofk u
8A81...Ml1t. • ~ wiih iA the early
..,,... • .. Rea Community C.Cn.
au Of lor l!PPf'Odmatcly three-hour
th ftt at tM dlUtch. Pcnons ""ho can ..,cd' .,..... woUld be c pcd:&Jly ~tplul t« iAfonna&ion, c:ill J cl M~
r1rt)' al 631.a110 (~ 8:30 a.m.-1
pm
1.P.l.N.
SC:Mnt People In Need IS • OOft•
P'otit lfOUP ill Ne~ Beac h -.h-ieh sc~C' dtc honicl The Stn:e& Ser·
"ices PqrMI proVidcs (ood. bl:anlr.cu
and ll>'P:nc kits 10 homcl on the
strcccs OI Saftla Ana each TgcsJ.ly and
Thuf'Mlay. Volun1ccrs arc needed Cot
C"~f)1h ft1 from 1hoppi111 ind m lin1
11\e luDChcs IO di&lribu1ion.
Tl\C GuMantccd Apartmen1 . Play·
mcn1 Proyam (OAPP) 1akcs bomc1cu
ramll.ct lmna '" hers. work v.ith
1h"'m 111rh1&c at the shchcrs to clcoin up
1h.:1r credit, then i ucs a no-in1crcst
lo:an 10 huutc them in pn 1panmcn1.
Vvfun1ccn ate n~cJccJ IQ ched . ur on
the fam1lic1 tbrO\lgh Ahe course o the
A~ \l )'Car. tcn.inJ. as ca~ -.orlr.crs 10
i :ppot\ tbe family. Abo nc:edcd :are
CPAs and lcpl coumclors for proct1-
c. I IJk skills scminu\, furniture for
the (imila tG ~ in 111> llh ;anJ fl'!O-
plc ""ilh trutks to help them IOO'c
rhroup Su~iancc Abu'IC Hi:hJ~1h·
1:a11on Pr~m (SARP), th.: sroup
rontracta ••lh rcCO\ f) hom~> 10 holJ
AkohOla ~nonymoUJ. mce11ni;s 1n
p.ut.s and Other places lll>h,rc the
h~ anJ alcol1oli..:s C'01\~r·1:11c
\\hen a person decide\ h4! "";anl to be·
rom;: \Ober, a "oluntccr "''II t.1l.c them
a re(0\1,;ry hotnc to eo thmuah detox
51'1~ -•II p.2)' '°' 1hc 111 ~t month 1,1n11I
11 ... pen.on finch 1 )<)h. "'h..:rcupon the
Farmers In urance
~
G \)J
person Yoould be clj&Jblc fot che GAPP
Proaram.
SP'N also needs help vw11h sp«ia_J
PfOJCCU and office work. For informa·
tion on any o( the prasr9ms or how 10
\'Oluntccr, aall 757-1456.
Unde ... reu•d
The: Undcr&found provam, a func·
taon or Cbild's Paa:, pr~idcs soa;al
activities and 1ntcracuon for adolcs-
ccn1i. AIJ teens ate .,ckomc 10 come
anJ CCI tn\ol\Cd Volunteer\ arc need·
ed in many :u c: • 1ndudin1 tc:c:n bands
to perform mon1hly ronccns and
spc:akcn on topicaJ issues ,relatinJ to
teens. The group has regubr Wc:dnc'"
day ni&)lt study tutor i roups on aJI IC·
adcmic ... bjccu. .Thunday niJht dis-
cu tons _.,,b oc:casiotial speakers and
the monthly. UndctJroUnd Conttn
•1th a topical speaker. F0t more tnfor·
malion on icuie, invotvcd wilh lbc
Undervound proaram or to \'Olun1c:er '°"' tunt, call Cluil&.a Uwloe at 54 83-&9.
Y••l•I• feu•datlon
The: Vantage Foundalion is a non-
profit orpnintion .,.hich suppons cm·
ploymc:nt and com.munary tr.11nin1 for
adults with dc:Yelopmcntal d1sabili1ics.
·Volunteers an: sought to •ork 11 ,a ,;s.
ric«iy of loc'auons. Ons<>ing \olun1eer
needs include spcc1:lJ a "Cnl\, dcricaJ,
worklns with people in the commurut)'
and wor .. ins wllh 1ndl\iduals on ,roup
lriP' or functions For inform:atkln. c3ll
Debra MarsteUcr or Brcnd:s Oncp :it
645-7833.
Wellness Co111111u11lty ..
of Orali9• County
The Wellness Commui111y need~ \ol·
un1c: .. " to help out al 1he rcccpuon
desk Junng d:S)lime houn. Shifts :ire
!\tonJ.i~·fnJJy f~ 9 :s m ·I p.m. and
I pm -~ p rn. The Wellness proiram 1s
J frc..: ufl..:ring or hope. lc.1m1ng 3nd
fnenJ lup for people v.11h c:-.inccr .. nJ
1h.:-1r lam1l1.:s. I-or mlurmatlon. c;ill
Camh :it :;s.1210 ·
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Agency
THB MOST COlll'ORTABLB JIA'ITBBSS
YOU CAN BUY.
ADVANTAGE
631-7740
Auto · Home · Health
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i..nce 1957
Neer
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GET PAID TO
LOSE WEIGHT
n ~ ae serlOJ5 ~ fl9
hOO t:>enet tS ot lo5rQ ¥0.J ess ~. coi JO see 'tOJ ~bou~
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CARD JUST BECAME
MORE v ALU ABLE.
Co~ ~et wilh w to kam hot.I!
Tbunday ptealber 16 9:00 am
-CAetaJI•• ..
Kaplan'• Reetaurant
3211 Harbor Bl•d.
Comphwor.ry Muffln11 ct Collee ...
Tuetday ptember 21 9:30 am c.-. .....
Mimi'• care
1835 ewport BIYcl. C-pli..-&•'7 .,...,,,..,
OIC
~-Open HOuse
This Saturday, Sept 11
1Gam-4Pm
call 650-KIDS (543 7)
FUTUAEKIDS
_: ... •t. ,.1.c ... .,. :1 .,.·1 11~
FUTUREklOS ls locmed at 20U W111 :Mom.. Suh 108
1n -.act& cortwr at tntne & ... • w.acun Ddft
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AUAs1ecl .. le• o, .... c .. 111y
Alllerlc•n Ca11cer
SecletY
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'The Amtrict1n Cancer Soc1ci)'s Ot·
ancc Colln1y Unit is sccl1n& otfk~ '\Ul·
un1cers Tu 1d:ays :ind Thursd:a} for
any time pcrlod from 9 -a m.-4 p.m~
Voluo1ec1s "'111 help •llh v:i.rid) of
pro~\.·h such u Anccb on \\ h l)
(tal.ing p;allcnb lO ch .. mothc:nipy trclll·
mcnts), 0 3f1001I 0 3)"), Makin& S1riJcs.
JJ1I I.. B.iJ, the Great Am:nc:an
Smo\;i.:out and ~re. For 111forma1ion
on these and other \'Ofun1ec:r op·
portuni1ics, nll Sd"'3 Sl ... J .. .L: :it 751 ·
~I.
American Red Cross,
Oran1• County .
. The Or:anic Col.nty c·b..iph:r uf th
Ami.:n can Ki;J Cr\hs nc: .. ~ \\)luntccr\
"'ho cn;oy pubhc ~pc:ilr.mg tn Jt.!Jrc .. \
communi1y groups ;.iboul R~J Cr.1~
AuUci:ition Rcl\;aass:&nc:c: Cr ;itoo a.
I non-profit ''°"P Ul C'O$UI Mcs:i
"'hi h spunaoh anJ 'upport& multi-
outrcach rommumt~ $<:1"\1ce· proir.,ms;
such th~ homdcsi sanctuary. ARC
need~ \Uluntcch tu donate and d.Jivcr
... rage llk 1tc:cm for uur Saturday
h1nJ·ra1s.:h DI 3142 C4lf .. Lane Th.,
sruup rdlC) on pub!..: uppon 10
m.nn1;11n mon1hly n.:cd• ut fuod, ullhty
:and ih. lld cost~ 1 n .. JJ1tiun to mon·
ct:JI'\ tJ.\·J~duct1bh. don:nions, th ..
groUp •c.:J~ t.10ts :inJ Q ln.11.i. for 1t!.
labor lll>ork pool, v.h1.:l1 r-.~ponili to
comm unit\ n. -.d c:ilb for h:inJ1wDCi.
fi\lnc :anJ clc:anln' ~ 01hcr 11 .. cd\
arc a \Olum.-d i:;rant \Hll.:r, lun\l·
1;11~r. C l'A· :inJ le-:ii .-ouni.:lor. I or
tnform:uion on :im ~11 1h, prosrams or
t\O\~ lu \t•lun1c r. ~all Or lhn.c fli.1·
"1:1\IC :ii 5J{).5 OJ or .,5J·9.:-~3
SKIP BURTON
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1st • 2nd SeMce .... °'Charge!
luy o ,.. car flon\ Sldp • rec 1tte
you tlrlt 2 ~ ...... Pl.US 0
oonipll'nel •tarv tQarw car
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0., Anar911 To9 ICalM ia a letaCr IO the .w .... ,.
~ oaa. said tbat NlcaiUll tbe
~· eutf 9"hl NIUll la uoecnury
concern for local raidenu.
.. By ~ CMat &.be report early, it ,...
ffaht the file unduly," said Roben Pe&cl"IOft,
..,...., ol tnnsportatioa p&aa_, for tbc
counry. '°There mipt be a lot ol c:oncerm
that arc rectified in the final draft,"
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~ ................ , ... . m CM'I ... Nflllli • ,.... ,,.,, ................ ...
there wen cmc11m &Ml ... ~ ...
muy did -................ ..
............... welY .......... -
coaccm ii tfiaa tbe dnft re8ICI ... IClllll
tedialcat ,..... ia KUtr8I •••••• .... Sudy Genii. ~ ol a.ta Mela. .. , would
~ the .......... u.a•t been lb8decl IO ro.
fleet any ~tic:al pmam••bip," At least two members ot the Qty Council
have seen the repon u well IS a citizen ~
mince which the council desipated to ex·
amine the iepon for communjty input.
But Renee Allison, a lawyer with the Cali·
fomia Newspaper Publishers Association.
said that neither the city or the county have
Councilman' Joe ErlcbJft said IM cUlcrq>-
ancy in the csec:utiYc ~ could be im-
portant in the decilioA whether IO bep tb'c . The flMJ nport will be avail~ b ....
bridaa on the county's plan for f\ature wp. ~ oa s.pt. 15. There will be a com-
way comlnac:tion; the County Board al Su• mwUey fonam Oft Sept. 16 to cliKUU tho fan(S.
pervisors will consider tbe 5tudf1 results inp.
I
MASSEUSE
,iom A1
mercial uses arc not alloWed in a
home business. but there Is a ~·
cial permit t~t aJIOw one patron
or employee at a time to come to
a SlO permit. the home business; no more than
She recently asked the city if the eiiht people are allowed to come
fee could be waived because or in and out of the home during the
she is blind. day.
"If I could see, I would act the "It's for uses that acnerate some
SlO permit bec:lusc I would go to traffic:," said Assistant Ory Man·
people's homes instead," said afer Don Lamm. "Only 1 percent
Graves, 60. o the home businesses in the city
Graves gor her wish Tuesday. . have such a permit."
Kmlll
Frorn A1
no i"lriYc them IO a house that he
picked at random in the 900 bk>Ck _
of Balboa Boulevard.
Gupno'• plan wu 10 ~cee~ i
was bis house. but
resident to call pol'
When Guain<> knocked,
ever, the resident apparently
shouted "Go away." is blLttk!!!
• $1 "'-'• • Wort ~ Drlilt .SIMrf Spec81
(Ldy & hung. • lhirt ma)
The council set :tside the $450 fee, For Graves. whose derives her
but the vote wns not unanimous. income from her massaae business,
Two or the five counerl memben the permit is her last resort for
felt granting the waiver would set ma.king a living. Kcepina up the
1 bad precedent. rent or both a business and her
His escape plan derailed, he wu
rcponedly forced back into his car
and ordered to drjve to a conve·
nience 5tore on Superior Avenue.
Once there, however, his car
stalled, forCin& the suspects to set
out and help him push start. .
• All Laundty &. Oly Ounina Done In Hou9c
"I '' ould ccrt:iinly like to do a home is ovcrwhclmin& for Graves
iood. honorable thiAg," said ~h~ avera~es between S2S·SSO per
Counca.man Joe Erickson. "This •VlSlt, trcatlllg an average or three
was hard for me, but l don't know people a day.
thnt her applic:uion should be sub-. "1, don't kn~ w~at I'd do if I
sidi2ed by the taxpayers." ./""'I -da~n t maSS:tgc, said Ora~ who
Costa Mes:i Mayor Sandy Genis pndes hcrsctr on . her. ability to
agreed but added some gripes or care for herself with little to no
her own. help. "I get no support other than
Seeina the car wasn't aoina to
start. Gu&ifto ncd to the 1tort,
shouting for the clerk to diaJ 911.
Newpon police arrived while the
suspects were trying to stan the
car. A .22 ca.Jiber gun was found in
the car. They were booked into
the Costa Mesa jail where they arc
beina held on SS0,000 bail.
• 2 Hour Semce Available
(till noon. Mon-Fri)
• Superior Quality at Competiti\'e Prices
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"I will not support the waiver this."
fee," said Genis. ''I h:td a blind IF.========e===&!!!!!i!!i!i&!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!Ei!!iiiiii!i!iii!i!iii!ii!=ii!!!!i!!i!!!!!iiiiiii!i!i=!ii!iiii!ii!!!!!!!iii!iiiii!•&••B&iii!!i•••••••••••••••••&!!liliiiliiil
piano tuner and I did not bring my
piano to him, he came to my home
with an escort. I also have serious
concerns about the activity."
City officials said gene~lly com•
.JEWER
From A1
the ghost,.. said Tom Dawes, di·
rector of cngineerina for the sani-
tation district.
It was previously rcpofted that
sanitation workers had placed
video cameras in the pipe and 00.
served cracks where tree roou and
arown through.
Dawes said construction on the
section of pipe between the
Arches and the new Pelican Wall
at Rocky Point will bc&in Monday
and should finish up by Thanksgiv·
ing.
During that time, tnlffic on
Cottst Highway will I>( limited to
two lanes during peak hours and
one lone when traCfic is lighter,
Dawes said. Construction will take
place night and day along this
stretch every day during the week
except Friday.
Soturday will be an orr day with
'41.0rk resumina on Sunday ·nights.
Dawes said.
Work on the rest of the pipe
from the Pelicai;i Wall to Dover
Drive will only take place during
the day and that should finish just
before Christmas, he S3id.
"We expect tftis project to go
very well," Dawes said. "We think
we're going ·to move this thing
pretty fast."
Still, Councilwoman Evelyn Hart
hates to see any construction take
place.
"I'm very upset that we're tear-
ina up this city apin," she said.
.. It's aoing to be • Iona. hard arind
on our merchants."
BERND
From A1
Kaiser Elementary School teacher
Richard Aiu, bcginnin& his 28th
year with the district "I've bad
the opportunity to visjt with him
and he docs listen."
Bernd was loudly applauded for •
his plcdae to work directly with
school employees and pant them
exi>anded dec:ision·makina powen.
"You don't cause chan,c by writ·
ina memos. You cause cbanac by
workina with people on a day-ao-
day ~ '' Bernd said. .
"We've aot to act people froe
f)tO(euionaUy -be \'Cry_dcmeo6-lnl-about results -... but 1e1 them
free. They arc profcaioftala; t.My
know hOw to aet results; let'• let
them loolc to aiet tbem."
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auddte-d... child ii an endan·
•red spedes," Scrod saJd tcatJt.
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~Newport Harbor gets a jump on the field with tonighf s
non-league game against Orange•s .visiting Panthers.
By kly Fdner. Spofll Wlllr
NEWPORT • BEACH -The •
. Newport Harbor ·
Hiah football team'•
quest for 14 more
weeks begins toni&ht
at 7:30, with 1irnitar question marks
thar sutrounde:d last ycM·s opener
against Orange.
The Sailors, coming off ihcir win·
ningest season in 62 years of varsity
football (11 ·3), which led to the
CIF Division IV championship
game~ host the Panthers at Ncw-
pon Harbor. The contest should
provide some early answers.
"We've got some young kids who
arc starting for the fint time," said
Newport Cc»ch Jeff Brinkley, in
search of his ftflh-strai&ht se1.59n-
openlng victory ... Bur the pys that
were mama their vaniry debuts
ue now veterans. who could help
the younger kids 1rcp in and do rhe
job."
Drink.Icy has no doubts about the
a~bilities of senior b:ill carriers
Wade Tift and Steve Gonzales.
Tift, a 6-foor-1, 20S-pounder,
missed the IChoof sin&Je·acatOa
rushing record by just 19 yards ...
(all, amassing I .S 19 yards on 284
carries en route to AU-OF recosni-
rion.
Gonzales, who snatched the spot·
li&ht in last year'1 24-0 thumping ot
tbe Panthers (a season-bi&h 138
yards and two TOI on 13 carries),
comes off a 5~9-.yard aeason. ni• talented tWosome, which will
ofren alternate in a one-back
scheme, is rhe cornerstone of-
fensively, with first-time starter
Ryan Smith, a senior, takina OYCr
quarterbacking duty. ·
Senior returning starters Jay
Bera-Hansen and Paul Johmon an-
chor an otberwbe inexperienced of.
f ensivc front, but ti,&t end Mike
Freeman (6-2. 220) providca cxpcri·
enc:e and expertise u both • block-
er and receiver.
••f rceman as pn1 lO be a real
good weapon for us, • Brinkley said
of the junior, who ~ oa 1trona
See SAILORS/II
~NalU.pl.
Wade Tift is Hvbor's big gun in backfield.
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Friday's big one: CdM vs . Edison
~Sea Kings will test 1-0 Edison at Huntington Beach High.
By Sany Faulluler Sporu Wnter
HUNTINGTON DEACH -CurunJ Jcl ~lar ll1eh luutr ... 11 ,uad1
Oa\e Holl:ind hopes :iny :idvant..igc ~.i1111:d b) L·J1..un High opening, '''
sc:iwn la)t ~eel. in Haw:i11 \\Ill be cuuntcn:J h\ 1nfurm.1l1L•n 11.: ~ .. .J
Kings gle:ined by stud) ing the '1J.:u1;ip.: ·
lhc Ch:irgcrs, "ho ho)t the ScJ Krng' f'ml.I\ al. 7:30 P.~m. al Hun·
tington Beach High, Clme from b.:h 1J to Jdc.: t D.i1111cn High of Ho-~~IClll'
nolulu, 22-21, an 1he1r opcnei:..
..Thcy\e :ilre:idy come oul of the chulc. ,:ind 1hc\ haH a " n under their bch · ...
s.aid Holland, "'ho hopes to puJ h1> IOUlh c.w:cr ''in unJcr hi, b.:lt again)t lhe
Chl rgers.
··You lc:irn :i 101 Crom your fir>t ~me • .ind that'' -;i.lrc.ii.h h.1pfXl'lcd for them,"
See COM/I!
Pirates go in with confidence
. ~ ...
Todd ~ther is 11t the controls for the Plr~ with ,J campaign ~ing. '
•Lor Rep!lfl W.lt:atnt • •1no1 Rtl•ltr Welrome
2380 Newpott BMI. com 11111 .,_,,.or 1611-16•
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~They go in believing they're
good ... real good, but will it be
enough in these particular circles.?
By Richard Oum. Spotts Wrt.er
COSTA MESA -With • rwo bowl appc:iranccs al· _ ·
ready in the 1990s, the best
may still be ahead for Or-
ange Coost College, "'hich
opens the regular football
season at home S:iturday 11t 7 p m. :ig:i1nst
ML San Antonio.
Along with a monstrous ofkn)l\C ltne. :i
starting quarterback returning. tv.o of the
mosr deconted kickers in the state, and a
defense that could be the Pirates' best
ever, OCC hllS 13 retuminc starters and
the ingrc(licnts of a championship team.
Lofry bpcctations? h 's no secret that
Orange Coast is for real. CDl-H1 Sports
map.zinc ranked OCC No. 7 in the i.tate
prcseasdn poll.
uwe·re in a eood spot, but "'e still ha\.e
ro play everybody," 11id eighth·)·e:ir cooch
Bill Worltman. 43-29 in hi.s f mt ~-en sea-
sons.
Altbou.ah lhc early-season schedule
does Orange Coast no favors -El Cami-
no and Pasadena City will foUow after Mt.
SAC. all three of which played in the
posr-season last year -the Pirates arc
c.ipectcd lo give defending rut1on11l ch:tm·
pion Saddleback a f\IO for its money in
tbe Mission Conference Central Division.
.. Thar's three real tough &a.t"WS right
See PIRATES/14
SiV811 ~JC 11-Alllerican calllldltllT
~ _..That's What Boes Coach
Bill Workman believes he has
running irOll1d OCC campus.
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Hollaad contin&ied. .....,_., I'•
loOkift& folward IO ~ OUl
where wc•rc MarUms ~ ud
what we're PDI to laM to do to
&el where WC want IC> be."
The Sea Kinp; M-1 ud a Clf
Division IV scm1finaldl last year,
abcM,ly know 1hc q,.. oa dt-
fensc. thankl 10 BiDe rchaflNas
t:arten.
niof· defenlivt · itne.en·· Jeff
BOrtand ( 6-foOt • 3, 215 poueMll)
and MiCby LOna (6""', 285) are
potenu&lly dOminant up front,
while line-
backers Chris
Taylor, Scou
Hardesty and
J.J. OiCesare .
Oy to the ball
with quickness
and ill humor.
"We're just
starting to play
eood defense."
Holland said
· ·-· of the finai
preparation for the Chars.en. "We
hope thoie guys will keep us in
games, especially early while the
offense dcvelops."
Offensively, senior running bmck
J.R. Wall returns for his third var-
sity season, after amassing a
school sinale-season record 1,543
yards on 246 carries as a junior.
Ocarina tne way for Walz will
be a hufc offensive line; which
open without senior returning
staner Bobby Fouladi (out indefi·
nitely with a broken ankle). De·
spite the loss of Fouladi, the
team's strongest player at S·ll,
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a swtcr at U-beCt, Jbould MID
lake IOIM ..... aftct ~ p.,. -.ner ew"'-1 ~ .._ .-S
and swnmcr.
CdM, whidt. opeM No. 2 ia Di-~ IV (bew.d defc~ daim-
pioa Irvine), races a ~teru E.di·
10n defense that rcuarns nine
Marten.
Todd Belitz.
who started
the final three
pmes at quar·
terback in
1992. relieved
Pat Mar~
to lead last
week's victory,
and should ·
pin the 11an· Daw lee
ing nod.
Jeremr Simmons. a 6-0, 200-
pound senior, is the primary ball
carrier, and also starts at inside
linebacker. He is getting strong ,
loots from college recruiters.
Holland (99-88-10 in 19 previous
seasons at CdM). has developed a
reputation for starting slowly. But
he's 7-3 in his last 10 opene~ in·
eluding two straight wins and four
of his ltst five.
0 1t's (air to all (CdM) a slow
starter," Holland said. "But it's
who's standina at the end that
counts."
.. ---CORONA DEL MAR'S STARTING LINEUP
(tenllllW)
...,. Estan cia gets tough
test right out of the gate
Friday, at Garden Grove.
The Lobos. prcsca:;on ra .. 'Orite
to Ytin the Garden Grove Lcasue,
used a wide-open short passtn& of·
fcnse to uncover SC\'cral Estunci:l
weaknesses in last season's 34·20
scason-:<>J>CDiDJ victory. OFF'E.NSa DanttSa .... ........ Ht. Wt. Cl.Poe. .... ~ 11 ~ PlmUter S-10 165 Jt 08 IO M
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By Bany Faulkner, Spot1S w...
GARDEN
GROVE -Estancia
High football · coach
John Liebengood is
hoping for few sur-
prises when his Ea-
gles open the season
"It wasn~t th11 their offense
caught us oCf guard, u W:lS JU t
that WC didn'.t haYC nr.iny. Of the
right P,Cople startint for us on de·
fcnsc, • Llcbenaooc:t uid. "After
that game, we made about seven
personnel changes."
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FS Friday at 7:30 p.m. against Los
Amigos 1t Garden Grove High.
This year, Liebcngood i~ much
more comfonable with a dcfcns~e
-Ntv,po11 Uboa AoWy CJubs award
for honesty & lntlOntY and fl.II
been I fWly owned and
operated balnas Since t960.
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I 1 the Senior POA Tour ~ to POA Tout neat to OtuF Couaey,
Pelican Hill Oolf Oub? 11 may be · orpnllen of the iaaupnl Chryllcr
100ncr th:an oricin lly ColpCCled. ·Milton Berle Senior Pro-Am. OCt . 25
Wh n Tosn Fario, the renowned at Pelican Hill, are thiftkln& ~
&olr course architect, de igncd the ''Abtolu&cly, thi1 is &o tty IO
Ocean und Lfnks touBes at Pelican establish a Scniot POA event here.''
H1l_I. be ·d tlKLinks Cowse -&ow'Umtnt producer Scou SlvJOV ~h1cb opens on Nov. 15 -wu '4id. '"Tho idea is to establi ha
Crilftcd to someday host a major · Milton Berle C\'Cnt witll a lepcy iike
event. Ctolby, Hope and Dinah Shore.
Now, with "I Holl~ood dignitary "The last two ye1r1 we've had a
staking claim to n pro-om golf celebrity deal for Millon for his late
lournamcn1 at the Ncwpon Co:lst wire.. Ruth, who died or cancer. so it•s
re)()fl cour)C, Fuio's vision appears a fund·niscr for that aftd csse,.lblly
to be bordering closer to rcahty. the first Milton Berle Pro-Am. with
Successful pro golf C\ents have the c~isaina sponsors from the other
emerged Y.tth he:idline names such u C\'Cnt , such as Arto aod Delta
Ding Cro by, llob Hope and Dinah Airlines:•
Shore. Now, )Ou cnn add Milton Berle and M>mc of hi£comcdi:an
Berle 10 lhe 11~1. friends will perform lhc niiht before
In a cnmp:ugn to bring :a Senior -the event at a dinncr/p:u-ty at the
Four kasoas Hoccl &n Nettpof1
Bcadl.
'The team scramble fol'rMt will
consiit ol rave~ (our aina&curs
plJYinf with a senior pro. Sc\ieral
celebrities arc also expected to pl y.
accordina to s:a .. iov.
For $750, am:llcurs ca n ptay in the
pro-am. receive two tickets 10 the
dinncr/pany at four Seasom, ~o
tickets to the Le1ends Brcakf ast on
the day or the pro-am and.two tickclJ.
to the awards banquet :u Pelican Hill
followina tt\c event. "We want a lot
or interaction between the ~nior pros
and the 1u1uteur , .. Savlov said. '
The c-.cnt. to be pl:>)ed at the
Ocean Course and begin at 8:30 a.m.
with a hotaun start, will also
commemorate Berle's 85th b1rthd:iy
and his 80th year in show businc'>). 11
wiH benefit the Anhrilis found:itio.n.
';t • 'I
Fonner tckvi · t:ilk· huw I
and current proC.fuC'Cr kn· Ortrrm, •!Ona with aclcvi • produC'Cr ron
SpclliJt&. :arc the Q.Kh:iirmcn. Kin
owner Bruce McN II i~ :al;o
promotin the ~-cnr un n:uion:tl
btia. ESPN mcra ~ i.:ould be the-re
in a few ~ars.
I"""\. ti" l:.J .. _
Add P<"lk:in 11111: I he ctLtthou ..
and drMng range. ph:be one or the
cun 1ruc11on, opened la 1 month, but
ph35C lWO -the food :and bcvt"r:ige
portion of rhc clubh(lu e -\\ 111 not
open for 11no1hcr )C.1 r
0
Chamber 0.a): The 1U1h annual
Ctnla Me-.a Ch:imbcr uf Cdmmc r1..c:
Golf Tournam nt. \\ith cs-.h pmc~
awarded to the wi1111ing fourw mc
($200). the longe>t t.lri'c (SlOO) ;..ind
SAILORS:
Newport hosts
Orange tonight
Malm-coached local oiltlit
captures Hinman Trophy
and 1h1:. College of ChJ rle>lon. S C From 61
10 fini;h Y.ilh 16 catches for 196
yard as a )()phomorc. "We've def·
an11ely go1 to get the b.:ill into his
h~nds."
Dden>1vdy.
GonL<tlcs (an-
~ 1 de I 1 n e-
hJd.cr) and
1"1h (free S!lfC·
t~) oire lY.O of
>l"I t\\ o·way
SlJrtcr'i, Y.h1ch
"111 pro' 1Jc a
new scl of
ehalkn~cs for
Bill Johns Urinl lC) Llsr
)<!Jr's S:ialors
fini hed the \Cll"K.IO Y.1th only one lY.O-~ay starter. bur le s than 30
\Zlr"t) phl}ers this )C.tr \ UlUjlly
rule oul such a lu.\UI)
··11· .. going 10 be 'Cl') important
for the co:ich1ng ~Jft to rest pco·
pie .u the proper tame), b) "orl·
1ng some other l 1Js into the ro·
1a11on.'' Orinklc) '-ltd
Orange. which rclloundcd from
last )ears shak) '>l:>rt to rc.:1ch 1he
Da\I ion IV qu:incrfinjh :i nJ ltn·
a~h 7-5. 1s led b) 1h1rd')car \lart111g
t.:1 ilb.1d~ fam1c \\.or them. v. ho
~"-AO.It "-•
Defensive back Chris Edw.irds
aJJcd l ,251 yard lMl season to a
.l.000-plus :!>Ophomore year.
Newport held ~h~ 6-2, 205·
pounder lo ju t 46 yards on 13
c.&mcs la t fall, but rhe Sa1lof)
start $C'\iCn new players on their
front eighr '
.. O,..ngc ~ run-oriented. bur we
Jrc strong an the hncbacking de·
p.artmcnt," Unnklcy ~ad. "They're
going 10 h:a'c to block our four
linebackers (Gonz.alcs. D:inny Mt·
Donough. M:lll Burm :ind Brian
John)()n) ··
NIWPORT HARBOlllS STARTING LINIUPS ,.., ..... ,
A local team, put together by UCll
Ncwpon Harbor High sniling COJCh
Jaime Malm. finished wilh a 10-:! record
to become the fi rst l~I 'teom to v.1n rhe
Hinman Natio nal Team Race Champion!lh1p
since 1986.
Seventeen reams tr.ivclcd to
Hyanni~. Mass. for this year'> regalia.
which is awarded by '-J.S S:i1ling 10
the be~l three-on-three 1e:im racing
team in the country.
M:ilm~s "pick-up" team included
"6a.lboa's Dinny Z1mbaldi (lhe saihn&
team captain at Newport H.1rbor
High), Stephanie Keefe (a
Gi,en the 1cchn1c3) n31ure of ll.;im r:ic1ng.
rcgatt:i'.> arc often \I.On 1n 1he prutc,1 rourn
One of the unique k aturt'> of lhh ~c:ar'"
H1~man reg:i tt:i "':is llll·lhc·" .. 1.:r judging. "uh
C\Cry r:u.:c "inner d1..k 1m1ncd ()n lh..: \\Jtcr,
The (11 6 HinmJn I rl1ph~' tc:Jm " .. , \h•n h)
a loc;.i l 1 1m \\1th .. 1.11 1k a .. J:i .. l I r .u~ .. , L);i,iJ
l llm.111 ;inc..! CIH1' R.1Jh, \\1th ..re;""
Ri:n.: \'c,lcrb\. Kcnm \\ .Hl' J 1J P .11
~tug IJ
0
J ,,u fu11JrJ1,i.:1' for 1111.: lo,.il
• lJllng .. ommun11~ arc .. ti ·dul.:J for
i.1n1cht (I hur,J;.i\ ). 1·11,1. th, f!fth .1nn~;il I lt1.1g 55~ Cluh B1llr1-•1 ''Ni:.
.anJ Rdc.::i•e lot.rn:lrn nt ,t, t U
. 1rn11!:-ht Y.1th .1 "'lk•n \ ''~·1!!.: PJrt~.'
al the U.ilbo.1 lb~ Cluh
I 111: pJrl~ ,, 01~n i.~ the pul•li ..
''llh :.ill prlXccu~ l .:ncl111n~
trnn planted &btuman v.ho Y.Or~ed an
NeY..port lh1s summer), Nick Ad:i~n
(u transplanted Tc:<an) and Kevin I bll
(a four,timc Hinman Troph} Y>inncr
from Ventura).
Unlike ncct racing, team racing
requires bo:i~ lo "orlt together lo Y.1n
matches. As C.dM S:ulUlg School
Boating cm.: ri:cnc\ h>wn r~·nll\ .111u11' .11 11 >.1i:_ 11,i-p~t.11. ·r .,,1, 1tic' 111 .. luJc .1 ''"' nt -
Ju.:11on ,,f la,hani: t:idh: :and C'\tH1c
Coach 8111 Wakeman once p\lt It, "1( fleet
r3cing is lake a sv.1m meet. learn racing ha
v.aler polo match " Winning m team racihg
requires teamwork and cx.cellcn1 boat handling:
Top contende~ thi~ )Car included rhe top
college learns in the country. mt lud1ng lop
college team~ from Tufl Un1,ersit) an ~tun.
DEEP SEA HSlftNG
WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS
fi,h1ng trip,, I otanh>rm.1tion. pJ.:J,~
call 574-7:'.!0S
On J nwn: tJ'"' '" .:. lh.: l1r'l :Jllll\lal
"~h1p\\IL01..kcJ 111 :-. ... ~~r1r1 .. pJ1l\ \\111 he t.dJ .11
John Oomini~ Rc,l.1ur;i111 1•.1 the CoJ'l
ll 1gh"J~. :mJ ill p•occcJ, will 'lol4 :11J th(;
l\c" pon fk,, \ .. o llh SL' a U.hC I or n• r.:
an fo rm ... 11un. u>nt 1..t \\ 111111..: .11 1!ic U1)\ \,·0111
Council 54&-~(l ;o. ·
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Club
golf
v__..mon
Claremont-Mudd
in l•r games · ..
CO r A Ml.-.SA -Soul.hem Cal-----• 1fom1a C"olJc 1c'' v.omcn·s \-Ollevball >'-•
terun opened up l ar home cam-____
p<ugn Y.llh ii l~-Y.1 5 10, 13-15, 15·
7 non -1.onfcrcnce VJclon-<:'Ver vt 11:...
mg U Jrcmont·Mudd \\edncsday night. kC)ed
~ the pla) ol (1coC"<tc: \\ ngbl (20 kjUs, 3 ser·
\ICC .i1.e\) and Celeste Young ( 17 It.lib )
V ........ Ill In IGCCIP, 1-G
( 0\ fA 'l.U:.SA -\enaor ~aJ-----~nper ..\ndrea Ole..on recorded ~ •
nine -.J\C" 10 lead the Southern ~
< 0Jhlorn1a lollcgc ddcnsc. but lhc
ho't \t Jn2U.ird \ dropped thear fifth oonseculJ\ic
dcc1'1 •n \\ cdnc,J.t\ l ·O, agam t Occadcntal an
... non \.&•nktcncc \\Omen s soccer game.
Ocrnkntal 11 H) 'cured on a penal[} lock 1 I
,a_.01•J, ant ' the J!amc
I-or \..l(.11 { tlllcgt ((). 5 ). ~nior midfielder
J.-.11nn.a &'hm fre!>hman forward M•aa Hyde
.inJ tri.:,hmJ.n ddcnJcr Jenny math played
Y.cll Inc \.an!!lJ.trd' open Golden Suatc Ath
lcn~ C11ntcr1.11l<~ (G~AC) action on Tuesday at
< .11 Haptti.t •OIW:OllFIM.llea
Occ ....... t . a.c.e Celle9e 0
Occ ioeru !oCOrf'G 1 Golie saws 9cai!OW91 4 )oC;fl~~M"ft ~9
DUDH Ht. Wt.
6-1 no 6-l 21~
H 190 5.10. 200
S-11 Ito '"' ~ l-0 Ito
Ct.""· JI 0£ Sr OT , t.'Ci
JI DE Sr IU
Sr ll , u
NEWPORT LANDING - 3
boats 61 anotm 47 bonito. 4 )C 10WU1l.
22 wco bass. 6 sand bass. 2 rockfish.
12· sculpln. 4 bamcuda 12 m3ckmt
After all. where else "an vou
spend an afternoon doing abs~ lutd~· .
nothing but m<lulging in some of the
frnest horse rac-
som~ luckv or mavbt •ust fast female.
And on ~Utlday ~the nei j\.'\af Budweiser
Breeders Cup \ 1th an excepoonal
JI OU
Sr Cl held of older
Alumni game
~ Corona del Mar gir1s host
alumni in volleyball match.
CORONA DEL MAR -They
were billed as unbcllten p year
110. and many bchc'c: they have
the nucleus lo rcpc:it. but Corona
dcl Mar H1gh's girls 'ollc)ball
1e:im :ic1u.:11ly has a nemc:us -1hc
alumna of CJM
S-9 170
'2 llO S9 170
6-1 ~
Sr ca
Sr fS
DAVEY'S LOCKER -6 ooats.
130 anglers. 29 yenowt.111. 2 wMe sea
bass .• 176 bonito 10 barracuda.. 68 calt-co bass. 35 sand bJss 22 ·scu!pin. 12
sheephead 21 rock .fish, 1 hal btlt. 56
mackerel
r--1 .. ACRO FROM TRIANGLE SOUARE ~
LUNCH SPECIALS 11 AM -4 PM
NOW
IJ I ZEB 0 BREEN S
TAPS! ~ Q Wlli'if ~~....---w
OUR
25TH
Yf.AR
ing m tht \\.estem
\Vorld Plus have .
the Vt'!'\ go d ..
chonu~ of stuffing
your wallet with
a lt ttk extra
spending money.
Bu t re mem-
ber. nodung
YOU MAY
FIND SOMETHING
THAT'S MORE FUN ,
BUT DON'T
BET ON IT.
Thoroughbreds
runnmg fo r the
$200.000 purse
Of course
we can't guaran-
tee that vou ·u
wm rune exat.tas
ma row an d
Co:ich Lance StcY.art's de·
fcnJ1ng nJtional champions "ill be
ho 1111a 1hc1r .ilumna Saturday
cvcnana :u 7 o'clocl on the Sea
Kang-.' campu~. tl)ang 10 turn the
table~ on lhc alumna 1n an e'hibi·
lion JTIJlth.
lnlcrcsrcd alumna v.ho Y.Ould
h~c 10 compete a1aan 1 this yur's
~u:iJ should oontact Stcwan at
497-86:?0.
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good lasts forever -mtludmg Del Mar's
racing season. So do n't miss our final
weekend line-up \V1th the Palomar
Handicap on Saturday· a mtle and one
SlXteenth rurf race worth $100.000 to
•
have to hire an
armored ar to get home. But we can
assure you that 1f you like horse raa ng.
good food. cold refreshme nts and a
hvclv atmosphc re, you U have a great
nme You can bet on Jt
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~ ~Newport Beach's Johnny Carlton land!'
1371h-P<>!Jnd striped marlin off La Jolla.
M arlin f a.shing slowed in mid-dwlncl watcn for analen
fishing on rrivate boats over Labor Day weekend u only
a couple o billfish were checked in a1 the Balboa
Analina Oub.
Johnny Corllon of Newport Beacb, rtShlnJ on board his dad'$
5P0rtf&sher El Tigre, skippered by Kenny Daerson. baited a
striped marlin off La Jolla and landed a 137..S.poundcr.
Very few fish have been seen in local waacrs, accordina to radio
· reports received at the BAC. For an update on local big game
fishif\& call 673-6316.
. • Local top water fiShina alona the coast and at the outer
islands really improved this week with good catches of yellowtail.
bonito, sea bass and ba1Taatda being made bY portfashers and
privatc·boats running out of Newport Bay.
Matt VAqucr, spoke man at Davey's Locker (673-1434),
reported that a good sbo\iiag of yellowtail on the back side of
-•• I I
Outdoors
Catalina, in the area of Silver Canyon.
highli&hted good fishing this week. Captain Joe
Bairian skippered the &ngos II over to the
island and limited out on 'tails in the 2(). to
25-pound class fishing aardincs.
Day boau got into the action too, as Bill
Lampson of Costa Mesa, fishing on board the
Thunderbird, at San Ocmcnte bland, decked a
17-pound yellow and Bob Chafman of Balboa
brought an 18-pound yellowtai to gaff while
angling on the Freelance ..
The half -day boat Western Pride located a
school or white sea bass near the artificial reef
off Newport and hooked more than 25 big sea
bass. but only landed one-third or the big
croaker due to light tackJe fished .
•The Marine Forests Society will hold its
second annual festival in Newport' Beach on Saturday.
Scheduled events beginning at 9 a.m. will take place adjaccnl to
the Balboa Pier and competition in skin diving. scuba diving and
swimming will highlight the day of activities. Daiwa fishing tackle
will be awarded as prizes, along with scuba and swim gear.
The Marine Forests Society is developing and researching
1echn1ques that improve and enhance the coastal marine
environment by employing new concepts of biostructuring using
recycled tires.
The 'SOCiety is headed by Rudolphc Streichenbergcr of Balboa
Island. For more information on joining the society, phone
675-7729.
•The Newport Beach chapter of Ducks Unlimited will hold its
24th annual fund-raiser at the Balboa Bay Oub on Thursday,
Sept. 30.
CocktailM>cgin -t 5 p.m. and a full sit-down dinner, followed by
a giant auction and rame will start at 7 p.m. The annual event
brings together a lot or harbor area supporters or wetlands,
habitat and duck hunters to kick off the start of the waterfowl
season.
Seating will be limited this year to 250 guests. For advance
tickets, call BBC at 645-5000.
• Upper Newport Bay ER Naturalists are being recruited b_y
the reserve to act as guides, conduct wildlife surveys and manage
. habitat projects. No experience is necessary as all the training will
be done in the field. John Schol~ f!ekf biologist or the Upper
Newpon Bay reserve project, heads the program.
For more Information, phone 640-6746.
COSTA MESA -This Friday
night marks the return of "Leg·
ends of Speedway'' to the Oranac
C.Ounty Fairgrounds.
Highlighkng the weekly speed·
way motorcycle racing P.rogram at
the C.Osta Me sa OVlll will be a SC·
ries of match races fbturing the
sport's top racers of the 191-0's and
'80s. Racing begins at 8 p.m.
EAGLES
Among those expected to take
part in the competition arc Rick
Woods, SoMy Nutter, Steve Nut-
ter, Dubb Ferrell, Jim Fishbaclt,
Jan Ballar~. Ron Preston, Dcnni.s
Sigalos and Kelly Moran.
Tickets arc $8 for adults, S.5 for
junion ages 12· 17 and children
under 12 arc free. Parking and
programs arc also free.
....
pie~ aflcr rushiilf for 1;090 yards.
tnCluding 119 ap1nst the EasJca.
From 82 Tuato completed 14 ol 21 for
unit f eaturina four returnln.a all-211 yards apinsi the £aales, en
league perfonncn. route 10 compilina than· 1,400
"We have seven dcfcnsNc start· putifta ya.rdJ for the ICUOft..
en badt and we know they can ~c aren't Pl to stop them,"
play;• Ucbenaood said. "'That LiebeJlaood said. ..Bua we can
makc.s a bi& difference." slow tbem down." • '
The Easies will need to be pre-Sbrina down tho Ea&la ol·
pared apinst the Lobol, who f.enso could prove to be an equally
ended Estancia'• •nina-pmc touah task for the bosu. u 1
win streak at lour lut fall , Ucbc..,ood has heaped praeuon
Scoior runnina badl JuAlor praile on hit o«CftlM Une and
Leof o, N~h Tapta..Jl and jwUc>r runal~ back trio.
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laa1'1I 9-.." n. ft1111, c;>ra.,. Olua, ..,.. .a "Dlftr.-dm ,._ ie
1990. ••••d 7-4 • ,.... ,..,. ..
.. ~ Loi Mella Hart.or Ml tile
K-SWW 0111lc a.. llWlt ~n °" ....... illdudU., topboaior'O
quartc~ Todd Ma8'er Md
tbrcc Iba ~•e' and six on defcw re t u t n• for
1993. TMte'a
plenty of rca· '°" for optJ. \ milm. Con-
sider:
-The lul
time Oranse
Coast bad •
returnina
starter at
quarterback.,
in. 1990, Orea
AA&ckwic en·
Jincercd a conf erenco champion-
ship, Workman's only title.
-Mather will have abounding
protection. With t.addcs Mark
Huselbrink (6-foot'"6, 29-S
pounds), Rayme Manuele (6-4,
340), Honnu Janai (6eS, 280} and
Joe C.Openhavcr (~3. 270), &'lards
John Orootegocd (6el, 29S} and
Justin Polosky (6-4, 300), and ccn·
~r Jason DcLeon (6e3, 260), the
Pirates average 29 l pounds among
those expected to carry most of
&he weight in the trenches.
-Polosky. ddensivc end Noa
Pua, free safety Anthoni Davis. "That's eoing to be one of our big
and punter Justin Sogoian were strengths, the kicking gBme,"
named among the top SO com· Workm:in said.
munity college prospects in · the Along with the nimble Mather,
state by Cal-Hi Sports. OCC's leading returning rusher,
-With Sogoian, a prcscasoo and a huge offensive line, the Pi·
all-state choice who led the Mis-rates will be tough to slow. "We've
sion Conference last year with a got speed, too." Wortman ~id,
41.6 punting ave rage, and place-referring to five forntidable re-
k.icker Gene Adair, the Pirates' ccivers, led by returning startct'S"
kicking game has never been fo Ryan Blanchard and Eric.C.Olcm:in
better shape during Workm an's . at the wide-out positions.
tenure. Sogoi:in and Adair were The Pirates. with their biggc~t
both all-division selections in 1992. qoCSlion marks at running ~ck,
r.r::; .. -. ....... ~ .... ID .. llllllO ....
dlt W. 10 ........... ol OW
wkle .ecaMn Md 1#1 ou run·
.. beds a chlllcll IO ClOIM
~ .. ~ said. .. We're
,. ...... lWO Mapnwetl Nnfti ..
bicb (MIM)' 8oftillll Ind Jdf
Oayton).""
SoUd 11 lincbacM.r, deCensM
clfMI Md &he safety polilions. ~ilb
the dOWn linemen ud cumerback
spot1 ~ experience, 0CC.
traditlonaltY 1trona on defense,
will OQCc a&•in be NUCd away
from the football.~ Pirate
have been amona the top Ovc de-.
fensiYe teams in the cooiercnce in
five or the past six years.
u1 like the possibiUtics of this
defense, especially with the prcs-
5UrG that wo can put on people,"
said Wormon. whose squlld is led
• by Pua (6e3, 240) and lnael ll·
eanyi (6-6, 2.50), nicknamed the
.. Ni&cria.n Nightmare," at dcfen·
sive end. .
Up ftont, "ldJc Efrbm Minn·
d:a (6e1, 24S) is .a rcturnfoa
sc.cond,tcam All-Central Division
pick. wbUe New bala.nder P.arr~
M:tcl..cod (~S. 275) is expected to
open the c:unpaian 1t lJ1c other
tackle position.
Speed at linebacker tbs olwnys
been emphasized in the Workm:tn
regime, and 1993 will be no differ·
ent. Returnen Cnia Reynold ,
Mark LAmson and Bill C~they,
aloni with newcomers Aaron
Outr1dge and Travtj McCultouah.
arc being counted on to fill those
roles.
Davis, a prnc3SOn all·i.t.;.ate se-
lection, and Ole' Miss tnanr.fer
Randy Korlirter should be out·
~t:md1n1 in the iCCOnd:ary.
"I like our &com speed :ind our
size and I think we t\:l\'C :a chance
to be the best dcfel\)e in the Mis-
sion Conf erencc, once we figure
out Yrho"s going to play ~here;·
Workm:in uid.
Once OCC gets ~1 11 Cir\t
three opponents. it could be o
downhill run for the Pir:ucs in '93.
Pop warner kicks ·on . on Saturday
~ Costa Mesa's Condors, Colts, Cowboys
and Comanches all open season on the road.
The 1993 Costa Mesa Pop Warner football season
begins Saturday with four of the league's teams trav·
cling. while the Cobras, in the 7-9 age aroup, ,,ail
until next week to hit the field . .
The C.Ondon, S.11 age group (weighing SS to 90
pounds) visit the Saddlcback Valley Blue Bears a&
Lake Forest for a 10 a.m. kickoff. C.Ondors Coach
Mike Schepens has several relurning players and
many of the 1992 Cobras, who have moved up.
The C.Olt.s, 9-12 age group (70 to lOS pounds), arc
also on the road Saturday, meeting the CyprC$S Cow·
boys at 11 a.m. Coach Randy Rankin also ha.s several
returning players, including members of hlst yciar's
C.Olts.
lOCAl. ICllDllf
11ie ~to Mes.i C~boys. this )C:tr's MJdgct entry,
with players in the 11 -14 oge group (95 to 140
pounds), pl11y the Saddlcback Valley Blue Bear at 2
p.m. on the Ours' field. This i.s the ihiti:al ye:sr (or
Costa Mesa at this IC\'el of pl:iy.
Costa Men's Junior Midget team, 1he C.Omanc~.
aged 10-13 (85 10 120 pounds). travel to Ui Habra to
meet 1hc P11n1hcrs at 7 p.m. C03Ch Gary &umc fca·
tures a veteran backfield or VinC'C H:imde, Den field·
er and Marshall Morgan. who hJve played toecthcr
sinC'C 1989.
Cooch Chris. fielder's Cobras (70 to 80 poond~).
who pl:iy in the' in~tructional program. tro~cl to G3r·
den Gro'-e on S:uurd:iy, Sept. 18, ~hen they play the
Bulldogs at 9 a.m
All rour of Co 11 Me~s other t~.;.ams Yrlll play :u
home on Sept. 18. All Costa Mesa Pop Warner home
pmcs arc pla)'Cd oJ Co 1a Mei..:a High School
I ) .
T ....
up Olqr LomclL
Paving the way for the IJOUnd·
oriented attack, will be a front five
averaJins• nearly ~Coot-3~ and
244 pounds.
"They're bi&. but what I like
about them is their quick.nca."
.Ucbenaoo6 iaJd ol tackJa Mark
Palkoner and Joey Herman,
suarda Dean MlcU and John
Faulkricr and center Mark Moll~
DU.
Junior Todd Tbompson ltept
into u.e uDplc quarterback shoes
left ~ the paduatioa or three·
yar Marter Matt Johner, wbo ts
now plylna hit tndc 1t KanW.
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Don't miss these features in
today's Times Orange County!
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quarterback Ape Tuato trlacr I .. w. h8WC tbc best bacb wew
hlgh•J>O*ercd Los Amip offense, bad airice 1989," Uebcnp)d aid
coordjnttcd by former La O\ilnta ol Maiten Karto Am1;1a.Md M.ib
-~~--Hijli Jiii"cf coadi Roacr Tab· hwial.k.J, 11 weU .. aaAdout badt-
~·· no quadoo that Todd
hu 10 come out troq for us. but oe.tive!
Your hot ticket to
Orange County entertainment.
bashi. who as-
si ts third-year
head man St~o
BOiton.
LcOfa burned
the EaiJCs for
Ow &oucbdowns
1111 year, ••
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confidence la
him.'' Ueben· aood uid. .. We
won't open with
the lame peck-
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ab6e to .. due
to MIU'taperi-
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Food!'
Great recipes anil COUP9flS worth
rnQre than S60 per week ..
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Sdlool ~ ~ rxility w1u
Jtold ha fint practice Ud parent
~ Ol9 Moaday, Sept. 13. II
the Newport Harbor Hiah pool.
O~D to dri&dren In padc1 S-8.
the tint practice w11l be frum S·7
p.in. immcdaalely follov-cd b)' the
parenlS' mcclina.
TbC water polo program i-.
coached by Mau Tll\glcr, o former
AU.Clf f(Crformcr at NcVfpon
Harbor Hiah ond All·Amcrtcan
playet at Stanrord. Practice will
cons~t of b.:all ikill development,
tactics. team play. •irnmina in-
'lruction and conditionina.
Tinaler -.111 be formln.a Vlrious
age group teams to compete in
loall toumoments and tcogue .
The swim pr<>&n-m Is cmd\ed by
Newport Horbor High vanity hiim
and Pacific ~t Aquatics coxh
Muk DeirnOnd. D~d's ath-
letes and ceams are known Cur
their competitiveness, havina won
mcd&Js and recocrution at the
Ol)mplc, notional, hi&h school and •sc aroup levels .•
Pn:.eticcs will consh1 of swim
stroke in truction, competition
•kill$ and conditioning. Tea~ will
be fonncd for competition iu ogc
lroup swim compctilioM.
RIADINGAN
ENGINl'I HEALTH
One of the first tests 1hat an
auto technician will perf onn In a
comprehensive tune-up is a
cytinder Compms01 test By
uslno a spitciaJ gauge to measure
h pressure in each combustJon
chamber of I runninQ engine,
RIJCh can be told .._ the
engine. tf the rudi1gs 111 quite
low or trrllic. It Is uSeless to
continue with the ~ OOIJI
fie problem lS cured GeMraUy •
low corrcmslon reading$ may
lndtcatlt wom rings, Vllves, or
pistons. If the ldcftlk>n of I ktde
oil Into alt cytildets wfth low
rudinoa producea normal
compr11s1on rtadlnga, the
pn>blem may wetl be worn mos.
pistons, or cytildets. tr adding oil
In U1is manner does not increase
~ fie vaJvts may be
at flUft. wt. ~ II
low In two ld)acn ~. I
blown head gasbt Is the most
probable cause .
~ Nlwport Aquiics Cerar
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0 .,..-byaken and canoe·
, ... · •ldOm hne the op.
pottHity to wio prize
IDOMY-~~Dll,
Bua oa Satwdly, lhanb to Qui~ International Corp., the
major spouor ot the lli.S. Canoe
and K.lyat Team, many ot the na·
lion's top men and women will vie
for Sl().00() in prize money in the
Champion lntemationaJ Caooel
~yak Knockout at lroa Moun-
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Wiucn Wll IUD 0.. ,.... to
be called tM ...... peddler la
Am1rica. • •
Of &be 30 ICMduled ~
-die 191> 12 U.S.-amcn ad the
IOp JI U.S. ... -16 haw a coo-
..a.bl •h .... Newport Aqutk:I
Center iA Newport 8eadt. lodud-1"1 elaht Conner Olylnpiaoa.
TIM bmout thcoty ot the
ncnt b uniq\IC ia lhaa boats are
eliminated in heats. In addition, a
KnockoUt Oran will be held prior
to the radna IO determine part·
nen in the two-and four-.penon
kayak and canoe races. Distinct
from lbOll kayak and canoe COUii-.
es. racc1 arc only 200 meten Iona.
Blanchard
_ eci ... man wm recci¥e ~
lhon ~ la)'Wbcte from 2 IO
1' miauaa, ~ ncn. TNT
c:lblc telcvWoe DCtwoft ii filmiltc
the ~tition for aa Oct. 2
broedcast at pan ot hi U.S. Otym.
pie Gold prapam.
... ,, should be • pretty, ua1in1
~nt. and the fact lbaa It'• tele-
Yilcd w\.U be ac>od fof the sport,"
liid Jbn TemU. a three-time
OlymP'a!' and the U S. natlollal
champion canoei.sL "h 'U open
people up to the spon. ror those
who are not aware. The ~hole
thins takes two houn to run. so
r'ICCI arc io&na off every two mi.n-
utes.
·-nere arc 12 guys in sinaJ.e (ca~
_.), ill two a.e. ol lb. "Md IM NAC ud ii Ilk... Or.ea ... ""° UC kDoct.ed out. 111at•1 C.otil Colqc. Tcndl. 'ltabe (by·
wtlf ic's called Knocioua." .. ) ud lCc.ly (~ .,.
Of I.be NAC c:ocnpetil.Orl,, six arc membcn ol &he NAC Senior
~n and 10 are men. ~ World Champioalbip team.
women. includina U.S.· natmal This i& the third annwJ Quam·
~ team member Lia R.ousKt -plocl Jntcm2tioMJ C.AiioC/Kayak
of Newport Harbor Hip, are JoJo Knodout. ·but 1he ran1 • l\in1
Toepner, Shirley Dcry·Blllik, only U.S. p ddteri.
DeAnne Hemmcns. Dru vasi,Hcn· ''Th~ is c citi91 for lhc com·
eel and Sheila Con<mr, the most petitors and eicitina for me, be·
ce&ebntcd of the tcaiq.. cause of the unknown:" CC>nO\er
The NAC men are Terrell, Stein id. "It's. 'Who's your p:irtner!'
Jorgensen. Vaclav B~thk,. Mitch As a competitor, h'• the clement
Kahn~ Zsol1 Molnar, D~vid S1>3ul· or surprise (v.i1b tbe Knockout
dins. Chuck Watanabe, Steve Draft). It also takes away Crom 1he
Kelly. Joe Harper and Dave Sera· for-sure Vrin. tr we were te:unina
fin. Watanabe is from Haw:ui, but up, my partner ,..ouJd be Tracy
bas been working out Vrith the Phillips (of Howoii), ir it "'asn't
Oa\liS
eoial to be bl I lllOrilW Dnfl
•Jle. 1 tbiat we'd n (ia IM
womca'1 K·2~, baC 9DW' aMWI •
k>t ol ueccruuaty ."
PbHlip1 as tbil year'• U.S.
women ·1 national sanlle u,ak
cham~ ~ was laSi 1'UI
n ti.oft I champion. •
In IMt )-e r's Oi1rapion lri1eru-
tion1I Canoe/Kayak Knockout.
voith the U.S. aliO compctin& with
C.anad ad France, ConO'icr ,.
t~e. women·~ O\'l!nall ,prize money
V.lM r ($ 1,000).
• ConO\er, 1 NCYtport H tbor
produ t lllld 1 thrce·timc Olym·
pi:in, won three aold med~li at
lhi) summer's U.S. Olympic Fcsti·
' I in S:an Antonio, ~ uig her a
corcer 10111 of 1 J told mcd.31
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foot~all. Now, he's
had a spring and 1
summer, so he knows
what he's doing."
Ma1hcr gained 391
ground yards last sea-
son wilh five touch·
downs.. Andy Borza
(Tustin), a long
Beach Stale redshirt
in 1991 who did not
play last )"car. ind
Derck "uroy" Brown
(Lakewood Mayfair),
who threw for more
than 2,000 yards as an
All·Suburban league
pick last year, will
back up Mather in
1993. John K.hamis
(Edison) is also taking
snaps.
c._.... A.Wo..>i ....,.
0 ffenSi\C line, -
Workman goes
just short of sJying
that 1h1) hne "
comp:irablc to a P J·
cific 10 Conference
team. se .. en or the
expected regular)
average 291 pound)
R unning b:icks -
Nobody rclurns
with legitimate CAperi·
encc. Eric Washing·
ton, now carrying the
football for South Da-
kota, was twice an
All-Mission Conrer-
cnc.c Central Division
lailback, bu1 there are
n<' Washington types
waiting in lhc wings.
Cost.i Mes. High product Manny Bonilla is one of the top
c.indid.ites for failboick u the '93 season looms for OCC.
Guard Ju!>lin Po-
losky (6-foot-4, 300
pound )), voted
:imong the st:uc\
top 50 communtl)
college pro peers b)
C:il-Hi Spons an the
prese:hon, and
guard John Groo1e-
gocd (6·1. 295) arc
All-American cand1-
d:itcS: according to
Workman. Tackle
Honn;u fangi (6-5.
280). :i Corona del
Mar High product.
is al.so a returning
st:incr. fa~n De-
leon (6-3, 260) is
the center. while
Joe Copenhaver (6'-
3, 270). a CdM
gradu:11c, :ind 29·
ye:ir-old Marl tiJ'·
sdbnnk (b-6. 29.5)
1lns u tlfe weakest area oo the
team.
Manny Bonilla. a sophomore
from Costa Mesa High ~ho carried
only eight times for the Ducf lase
season for 41 )'ards, figures to play
a biucr role, while rcdsh1n fresh-
man Jeff Oa)'tOn (Trabuco Hill ),
a 1991 AIJ-CIF Southern Seclion
performer when he (u hcd ror
1,293 yards.. appean to be 1he lead·
ins candidate as the featured ball-
carricr. '
Garrick Emry, a maJOr cog in
Esperanz.a's CJF Division Ill cham~
p1onshlp season in 1990 and
runner;up finish in '91, Wallie Bar·
ncs (Valencia), John Sims (Ma·
rina) and Yalta Stoke (Gcorac
Hi&h, Ga.) arc also gelling a look
II tailback.
The fullback posjtion is also un·
settled. Justin Harrison (Dana
Hills), Tofi Tuipala (Burroulhs)
and Minh Nsuyen (Santiago) arc
~na for the stanins spot.
R cccl\el"'i -This 1s one of
OCC's strongc)t areas. f i,c
plnyers --returning stortc~ R)Jn
Blanc:h:in.1 :ind Eric Coleman. plu)
1992 rcd)hiru Ulysses Trammell
and Chn Perry and Oklahoma
State tr:in fer Bret Sander\ (Er
Tc-ro) -arc expected to catch
Mather paS'!IC) th1 fall
Blnnchard led OCC la~t fall an
rcccp1t0ns (22). touch~n catche
(four) and rcccl\ang yardage (392),
while the pecdy Coleman. a con·
\"Crtcd running back who runs the
40-yord dash in 4.4, caucht nine
puses for 200 yards ond a pair or
touchdo\\ ns in 1992, incluJing a
78-yardcr. sccond·longcst m ~hool
hislOI).
Tra&Jlmcll, u former Orange
County prep rushing leader, and
Perry. the OCC javelin record·
holder ( 199-5). both played · for
OCC in 1991. Sanders was an El
Toro standout in 1990
arc the top ~p1ranb 10 stlrl 31 the
other tJcUc po)ilion:
Tacllc Raymc MJnuclc (6-~.
340) :ind gu:irds Brran Hodson (6-
2. 265). Jason Quinata (6-:!. 275).
Tjm Thompson (5-11. :!50) anJ
Ridl M:inin (6-0. 245) arc battling
for plJ) 1ng 11me
K ickmg game -Another in-
spiring area fur the Due'
Punter Justin Sogo1an. a prc:.ea~n
311-sl:ite )Clcc11on, .l\ er;iged 41 b
yards 1n 45 punts la>t ~cawn. \\h1k
plnce·k1d.er Gene Adait connected
on 8 of 13 field goal and 22 of 23
PATlli l:t!>t ye:ir. &th \\ere all-
confercnce picks.
D densl\e hoc -Noa Pua (6-3,
240). nno1her :imong the
Slate's top 50 prospect . recorded
53 tad.le . four s:icb. cigh\. p:u.s
dcOcc1ions :ind 30 qunrterbad.
pressures last )e:tr. \\ h1lc end h·
nacl lkan)i (6-6, 250), OCCs "N1-
. gcrian Nigh1marc." arc ou1st:ind·
ina. Tackle Efri31n Miranda (6-1.
PRIME·TIW-PUYERS
No. Pl:>)Cr, position llt. \\I. Ct. Comment~
I Gene A'dair, pk <>-2 :wo ~o V:! all-1.onfc:rcnc:e
83 Ryan Ulanchard, wr i>-3 190 So ·9~ :.t:.irter
31 Manny Bonilla. tit 5. ll\S So '1)2 klll.'.Un.in·
33 Bill)~ CJ1hcy, lb 6-1 235 So '9:? lc1tcrman
6 Jcfl Cla} Ion. tb 5-10 :?00 FF ·92 r1.\hh1rt
22 Eric Colem.in. wr 5·10 175 So. 'Y2 )t,1r1cr
57 John Cope. lb 6-1 240 So IJ2 kth!rman
79 Joe CopcnhJ .. cr. ol 6-3 2i0 So ii~ h.!ttcrmJn
9 Anthon1 Da\ls. db 6-0 1\0 So prC: .. CJ..On Jlh.IJIC
55 Ja)()n DeLcon. ul 6-2 2C>5 So ·92 le11c:rmnn
44 G:imck Eml), fb 6-2 2:5 rr e\·t>pcr JrlZJ \tar
63 John Oroo\Cgocd. ol 6-1 ~')5 ~ 92 i.tarh:r
34 Aaron Gutndgc. lb 5-11 220 So IJ.1hu ~t tran,fer
68 ~fork Ha~lbnnl. ol 6-5 :!95 rr probJble >IJrtcr.
91 hrael lfean} 1. de o-5 250 So '9:! "tJrter
76 Horm:u hn~1. ol C.-5 2b0 So ·92 l>tarler
2 R:ind) K:irhner. db 6-2 :?to So Ole' M1) tran .. ter
53 Eric Krebs, lb 5-11 220 Fr c'<·Orange '>tar
41 Marl Lamson, lb 5-11 230. So ·9~ letterman
69 Parmh M:icLq6J, di 6-5 ~.,) ~I.) '92 letterm:rn
T1 Ra) me Manuele, ol 6-3 330 fr could )CC lime
10 Todd M:ithc:r. qb 6-2 185 So. '92 ~IJrtCr
99 Tra' j) McCullough, lb 6-:! 210 Fr C\·EspcrJnU !>t.lr
50 EfriJm Mir:inda, di 6-1 2.;5 , So ·92 i.tartcr
20 Chrntian Moore. db 5-10 lbU So. '92 letterman
56 Shane Ohen, lb 6-0 :!30 So '92 leucrman
23 Chm Perry. "r 6-3 :!00 So ·9 1 lettc:rmJn . .n No:i PuJ. de 6-3 23.5 So 'IJ:! Jl1-confercn1..e
85 Chm Quinn, te 6-:! :! 10 Fr A,11-Cll .11 CJ:'-1 .is Craig Re)nolds. lb 5-ll 190 So '9:! )l:lrtcr
29 Drc:t Sande~. \H : .I) Jj'~ So Oi.la ~t tr:ln)kr
1:! Ju)tln Sogoaan, p (>-.i 195 !)\) '92 ..1lh''Onfc:rcn1..c
7 Ul))'C) Tr:immdl, "r 5-10 tell So ·9~ rl.!d,h1n
.51 ce~ar vc,J. dl Cr() 270 rr ~? E t:incta grnJ
40 ShJd \ 1d.cr'), db 5-11 I ll S0 'V:! k11crm;;.in
245), J ri:tuming all-confi:rcncc n\lmuJ (S;.in 011:~0 SIJIC) Idaho
choice. h;1d b2 taclle~ IJst -..:a~in -StJle tr.amlcr AJron Ciutnd!_!.: :ind
Tad.le P:irmh M:icl.coJ (6·.5. :!75 ). enc Kreb arc: i:h:ilkng ng him.
:i rcd~han la .. t fall, 1., alM> e"<pi:,tcJ s c1.:1.mJan _ Anlh\IOI Q;i, 1.,, a
to :.tart prescJ,~n .ill-,1.1tc ) kc11on
L incbacL.c:~ -Trod111on:ill~ llnl! "ho tied for 1hc lcJm lead an inter·
or OCC'!> !\tronge t pchillOlb, ccpt10n) la!>I \eJr \\llh four. I an
"here Workman like to emphJ\llC: oubtJnding hcc :.:.1fc1\ "h1l Ole'
!>peed. 1993 "111 be no different In M1') tran ... kr RanJ\ tu·rtin1. r (6-2.
Cr:11g Rt:) nolds. "'ho h:i~ 9.i t.ld· ~00). .it i.trung -;afct~. ha' ~peed.
lcs la)t )e:ir, dcfens1 .. c coorduutor '!>11c: :rnd .-:re.it 1ns11ncti.
Mile Ta,lor feels that he hJ' :in The p;fatc: :ire 1nc"pcnen~cd u
all-conference l\pe o( play~r al the clirncrhJck. "here h:.id \. ic L.c~
"bandit" po 111on. :ind R:it Mobley (kenned)). :.1 l::>le
Outlloadc 'backe~ John Cop.:. ormal 1n the ummcr "ho ~ai. a
· ShJnc 01 en, Mark l...lmson JnJ t.1nJout for the orth in the 1993
Tr.i\ls McCullough .ire \)tn~ for Orange County All·5l.Jr r.:unc. re
lime, "hale Dill Dthe) I) t\pccte~\pcC1eJ 10 \t:art. ~C\c l-0\c :mJ
to talc O\Cr the imiJe, or 'mon~hrbt1an M c, a conveneJ, run·
i.ler," pch1t1on from °"1gh1 Ct1'>r· n1na bacL.. ;m~ b:icl 1ng tht:M up
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BUNllHGTOM HOUSES/ COSIAMESA 2124 •AP-,.-~--.,...•5• CDOELR<!.~· 1042 CONDOS 6U\Uft~4-•A -..---------------1 fOJl amV'I' Cute 2B1t .1ea ~ FOR RENT FOAEC~OSEO GOV· ~BLOCKS TO SANO ~ Ao11nr· ~-. 6
Gerege, w 'd tlkup --------EANM,6NT HOMES 2BR, 18A ~ ~-H8 Harbour 3 BR, in. S825!mo .. 1700 CS..,
Md Pfopen..tll HUO. Aemod, Ilg k.i( A bet· ouanda ' below teat -.-.w-•n_A _____ , Vila. Rentals
2822
VA. RTC. etc. l.Jll#'IQS geht ~.ooo AOT. ..-pfice Great., ... ___, 175-49t2 BALBOA
NEAR ~H OW,,
P'lt &aich. no ldl, no
S*S. s.-n .. tast a eec
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. -''" t-800-43&-eN7 ~:1ou~ & ~NEWPORT 3BR 2a, + den. 1g BEACH 2140 38R 1.-u~PER COSTA MESA 2624
Ext. A-1048. rm. UV patio .,.._ BEACH 1069 •Hc hm m S. Bay ComJ)letety remod, 2 Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
10...-.. ~ Sl2A,900 '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Prttg. w/d , l2QOO yrty iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil car PflvlQ, 124 AO•• .,..,:.;.:::.:~.:. ... COS'JA MESA 1024 AGT 535-9328 .. Studio PenthN' $939( _No_S*S __ •_7_3-4 __ 22_0_ 3:ls~krt,Z~ y~, $1250 lncf ut 4573.3039 1':!,.~ q:r::.· ~~
.....,., .. ~ .. ._,_, BACt4ELOR B EACH Eat CSn pymt $51<. Eal NoM Bay1ront Fum 3& 1at .. S800 aec (310) --------acpe SSSO &..SMC Ho
... , ............ ,... Desperate ()Wneft PAO pymts.$800 mo. John, 1 1/2 ea a 281 1 8a; 364·7524 Ev 6'!>-9854 BALBOA S*S. p1 .. a.1 ~
......,.,..,.......... 38R, 28A , w/2-car 1BA. 1 BA. 1 Block.to Ownt/AQt '722·H33 w/d , g.,ege. winlef PENINSOlA 2607 28R •8a ~ .. ape.,
.. ---·-x••ct. ftA•. U,.,.._ ... __. --· undl $149.900 AGT. rentate. 87!>·3273 Eleg..tt 2Br 2V.Ba, 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --• ---• ... _. ........... v, .. ,.. 53&-9326 frplc, wld hkup. pool, ~ car gar, -··
.__..,.." '""'....__. ... out. ~ to beach, B""•C .. ,...,,.SE ACRE.AGE 1125 BALBOA 2000 elf $1475 Near LRQ 38r 3aa 2 trplc yard,,,.., SC ~a ._. •""' '*' ,.._, :Wa~ ";',;,'~enc~ :.Sv 3 eR. 2 BA'.' Great · P£NINStJl.A 2107 Hu-11 Hrt>r 310 U0.9St3 b1t·1ns, ger.O.. w ci $800 Owner 631·21'5 ~.~=-=: Stfl9,900. • CUit> appeal 1 b1tt to Gott.a Mii last! 2 1/2 & •l'l:UY'Doey hk~;41~~ yrly o..n & lg tBR, w•lk-11n
.. .,................. AGT.141·5177 bet\! AV ~· 5 actn"' 4 btft laka . WINTER RJiNTAL R&O"C ~ CIOMt. ~ g.ar no
.._.,.,, 7 1 .. NMda A Ultte TI.Cl $265,000 AGT ff3.: gru1 lnvest/retJre-Lrg lBr 2aa. lum BEACH 2169 New remocs Bacn s•pa pets S6SO A~ now•
llha -·-M4 BR 28A 7900 ment. 2 hrs from gem-Sleps &o bch. Prkng 1 to r:n'y & beache~ Kit. BeUf 644-2270 ---3 • pool he>fne, ...... CH p•n bllng, OWC $2990, lr\dry Sll2S 220-2G99 frl<J. atove Ouoet No1--...:.....------.....,...._ • .._,.,.. tuatl landscaping. ......,. ...., ssoo csown. S75 mo · · ~ts S59!'> Ci73-e726 •b•teid• 1BA ut.ts :=::" .. ':':'*...:! r;~~ location :a!~ ~~~"":a~~: 800-223-4763 CORONA Beach Area! OCEAN FAONT·W.n101 :!, !:::;..~~ 1645
.. ~ ....... M II AGT.141·5177 Hurry! $95,000 AGT. DEL MAR 2122 'HIN.UMW. VI-Fum 1 BR rur 338 E 20th St 983-7900 1~•cH ~~... apt . pa110. gar --------....... .._._ ... Ulit ..n YE.AAt..YOA W HTER $800 • utll 675 S44'J eEaatshM 28R 1aA
II ,,,, ............ FOUNTAIN MODEL PERFECT PROPERTY 1.i1s •• •'lu.11 lltra lg 38' SUSMG-Slt-~MO Atl.tCl't.CS nat ,... IQ ..... ISJ ......... 11'89-38R. 2BA. New Euro-38a, frplc. ~ gatage, 2 ... _.. ..._ STUDIO sleops trom yarcs ~ •Pet. Gel!
... UIWO VAi.LEY 1034 style ki t • re mod M O NTEREY BEAC H· w d hkup Avt now• furMhed~ ::-a::" A1 1.1111 ~od C714J 720-7400 ....._.1.-.c1•-Ftr liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil baths. tmch drs. fffth FRONT CONOOMtNt s 1100 mo 75..0874 Villa Rentals v:. ~~';°..,.mo .a't --------.... ''1'h .oc...... &.cuWe TownhouM paint. Must MO this UMS AIA A d·•--------e Eastalde ap•c.OUS &
alttUO•&Zl·J511. 2 BR, 1.$ B~-cat ~~4,900. AOT. winno~ dff9\ :~la· 4BR 3~. dtrung rm. 2 675-4912 •Very Deeirabte tBR Cle~ 20R t Ba ape.
gar, p¥t yard. ... •P••. saunas, gym' car g.ar. 2 lrptcs. nr 10A upws J.teps 10 pat.a qaraoe se:rs.•
duOed.. Cloee to Mite NEW ON THE MAAK£TI pr 1 c e cs Ir 0 m Fashtan lstancs Avl 91 bCh' Avl 10 t $7~ m 873-f f05 .
TRADE
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842-5878
$q\al9 Pt! 1 135,000 Remod. •BR. 2BA. St35.000-S375,000. !5 &7~ao7a lor appt. 18R•Sp'lCIOVS Ocean 104 f Sth S t '8 ·-.-F-R_£ __ £_C,_A_8_LE_!_!•_I_
AGT. &41 ·5177 Only $229,000. AGT. Four furnished modete COSTA MESA 2124 v1~w. wal" to b4tach Aqc. Cary 720.9422 t8drm Cl~. poo1.
uecullW Two SIOfy 963-7900 open dally Call for pool tennis. w d WI NTER RENTAL s-oe o••ed, Indry rm,
3BR. LS BA. frstl ONE BLOCK TO SAN~ brochute (408) 64-8 $1000 'T'IO 646 17211 Lrg 3Br ?Olli fvrn cloH to be"' 9Cnls &
paint. new carp. 2-cat 28R. 28A + gaiage 8063 1 LEVEL 28' 2 tu•I Ba. 3 Bedroom• Surphn Steps to bCh Pnt.nQ & ~!"tops 6'2-5858
gar nw. •• sharp• ~ mocMted Bnng Ip, 2-car gar. new pn\/ M ur.I Rent Ttt.m Now lnCSry Stl2S 22026~ --------AG~,~~ :~79•500• AGT. OUT-Of-STATE :::~;:t.0:~~~ PRUD€NTIAL NWPT N~~~~ ~,; ;,:
Pr·-_.,.,.,___ PIOP£RTY 1558 Marcia 509-"37 0 7 CORONA Pol .... co ...... • ss~s
-""..,_._..htpl 1 ,2.3 Bdnn• garages. a.....id DEL -.au 2622 "'° A.,1 now 997.2986 Spec&acular •JCt AJ..,.. near tMacf\, w •d hkup , ••• 9• condo ..,,_ UVU\
rc:ll hat~pe. new NeYada Gatderv11'e ran m-·o--s •vt now• 2Bf 26a 2 c•r w d A ,_ ~ ...... ,.. poot spa, sec SI 195 Spac10U• tB YPat,...
Looking to sell
that extra junk
stacking up in
the garage?
·. '-' cprq:; ~e en 'Md's
to yCJ..J IS 0 k009J'e to
~ 9l5e Fa crt.{ $12 VoJ
JS-' .1 rBS · ~ 3 rots WON
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642-5678
No room
left In the
9arage
for the car?
A call to
cla111fled
can help.
PAtnt & roof. Ows.zd min Tahoe) 244 ac,..s 631 ... 822 or 5'8·7::>67 I Rm STUP•O, w•ll• to adna nfl ~· S!IOO •
conctet• csnve 4 BA. w'wtt tts. e1n moon yr 11•• A9t 846·8106 ~u,., 1<.1c~ unit. utib ~302 t>twn
2 BA re~uced to ta1n view 1 I mil 48,{V =· Pf"~Ol<k~~ UDO ISLE J9t 2& n•c• Batti•oom S 6 30pm & ~""
$209,900 0--(209) 873-3447 lol Huge yd Pet• olt lrg pall(), fully tum. mo lf'IC Ut•I 645-s.l'!I~
AGT 9G3-7900 2039 National $1290 kghl & ••rv S2SOO mo .i!BR I B \ 2 ~ty. l•plc,
Statt at the Beach TIMESllAltES 1590 • t290 csep S48-6l79 675-4960. 11a 79G-g.}2t nu cpt, 312 Mvqu~,.••
28R, 2BA w / trg bal· •~Jt Ba h .tB ~Udo Pen£nsula• SI 100 Ev 722·JM9
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appls totalt~ encl
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PelS 642·s.e4 ,.,_,, ~ ,...,...1 & -., lWI'\ m r o-5••-••55 --·• ·---..-2 ..... " CS 29A tBA. tWW CM...., .~ ~ paml vltd ce1hnge. GOT A CAMPQAOUNO ...-. c<.at gar "" -· ---'------$ gNiat toe. $164.900 MEMBERSHIP OR Inside, apa, ~•ck (6¥1 10 t) S8SO mo J0R ~!D• gar. .,. a 18A 800 Pvt yar<J.
T 1•51n TIM ESHARE? We'll patio, new pntcrpl Lido Park ""upa. pvt CSec". no MO••o• pool laundry ~-• ltl Atn.,.ica'a larg Very c lean A saoc 973-e030 7 Days dog5 St!IOO mo Dvs Oou to £~h~1
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642-5671
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hOUH, Cati Resort s137s.mo 63•·0880 ON TNe WATER 28R .-------11---------
Saie. lnwrnattonal Near Trlangte Sq. condo. csen. wet t>.v. For Ad Action HUNTINGTON 1.eoo..-23.5957 (2.t Ci.an.~· twnh• 28' 1\~ba. dbl gar.boa! Call a
hc>uts). 2V>Ba. 21~1. Ip, pool sJrp avt. S 19!>0 s.pt BEACH 2640
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et.ms ~ easy w -v1
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S1200 N/pet 722-7433 Freet 6'1.()205
Easistde 38R 2~. 2 51'\afi) twnhm nr Ho.g
car gar. St350 mo 3Br 28a.. fp, POOi. 3cOllt
LNtng rm. d1~ rm. gar St300/mo. .SSOO
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QUICK NEW ENGLAND
BAKED BEANS
~ ,__ ._..., dkecl
~ aap dtopped ollloD t4 Gip...,. ..
4 taapoom dry •..a.rd
I teupa•alt
~ ••• 110• Q1alM pepper
• alpl cooked &Del dnUed miaJI
~baM·
ln a skillet. 5aut~ bacon and onion ~tJI
onion is tender. remove from heat. Stir in
honey, mustard. salt and cayenne. Layer
half o(beans 11,1 2~lWt covered baking
dish; spoon half of honey mi1wre over
·beans. Repeal layers. Cover lmd bike al
325°F I hour or until honey mixture b
absorbed. Makes 8 SC"rVing .
N~Au/Jrill',,S«rYM1:JJOCal .141~
pro. 11.l 1/at (lft. Cal from]111J, j() I I carb ,
18 "'I cltol 1.1 I fi"'r aAd 614 m.t IOfluurt
-n.ree cans (I~ oz. ~ad) una.11 w~ite
beans can be ubs111uted.
Nou: Prepare an advance to allow flavon
IO develop. '
HONEY BAKED HAM
I taNc:1pD011 tbar
I o..coolr'-IMI
I (aa...a6k)~r-.U,
~ .....
I jar (16 oa.) a.o.,•
• talpOCMll kw pepper
2 ta1p aw rw '1 or tlllyme.
cn1te•
H-1 Saece
Place flour in roastina bet and shake to
c:oet insldc surface. Place bmn in nourec1
bq. Combine honey. lemon pepper and
nWmaly: pour over ham and clO!IC bq wnh
twister. Poke hol m top of baa with f m .
R<>ti! al 325°P I to I~ hours or until lightl y
browned. Remove from oven. let stand
10 minutes. Cut be and remove ham.
following baa manufacturet's dlrecdons.
Reserve drippina for sauce. Makes
12 aervinp .
N""""°""' A""'1sb '" ~: J.41 Cal .J4 I I
pro . 8 7 N /"/ (lJ ~-"Olfl/1111. J1 4 I carb .
7Q "'I dtol . 0 .2 1 Md 230 I "'I sod1wri.
Honey Sauce: · drippinp and
measure; add cnouah war to equal 2 cups.
Add ~ cup '*hite wine and brin& to boil.
Save with ham. Makes 12 terVi"JS.
N.,,.,,,,rwlA..tpUrw~: IJCoJ.0.51
pro . 0 I 1/ot (11'1-Col /rttlff/at). 11 I C'OTb .
0,,., cltol .• 0 I fib« attJ 20 "'I IOdi.,,,.,
•About I~ cups:
..
1 residents well know and vi iton soon discover,
autumn in New f.naland is a marvel of li1hts,
sounds and 5"Cnl$. The dramatic &old. copper and
crimson hue of the cbanaina leaves. tbc roer of
the crowd at an Ivy teaaue football pme and the comfoning aroma of a boiled
New En&land dinner of corned beef Md~ ~that fall bU arrived in
lhe nation '1 Northeast. . . ... Scpccmber maib I.he beginning of....._, iild il'a lllo NltiOMI ffoilleY
MOnth. NlliOn&I ~ Month WU desipaaed IO hcJndr aM uliCJa' beekCepers.
Md where berid to...., the celebrltion thin in the ._. Ol lbc ~? A,_
all. the Pilarims were qv.ite probably the nation' Ii"' beek'eeperi..
While the New Wortd conWned a boun1J ol eitibli non and r.una. lricludina
1 aweetenec the native tribes tftlde from the 'l'P ot • IUpl nuiple. the PilJrim
(eh dae ·need to impon e..,.... honey bees to.... .. .., ~114bee
weeteftin • •• IO the "Uec awe Heain • ... Mo. foOd hiltoi M beticve thll the
scnin of Old Wortd honey a.. iaaoduc:ed bY tbl PUarima was a Duecb one.
The Pil&rims 1pea1 a period Of exile in Holl8Dd befOre conUaa IO America. ao
lbc expens speCua. lbll lhej GIMMDid 11.e beet aa .._ tiali Md stowed them on
the /tltiyjl~. k'•., pouible dlli lhe ........ ~ .... flom Duich
ldden in New Am Ill t" (Nft Yort). ~ ._ ia no ...,.....ofMld\ 1
trlnJICtion, . .
In •Y ntnt.... ._ ~~ 1Joae1 ._. '1 163', four. ... ~after"",,.,. •• ...,.,... 'he ftldw ..... ...., ..... -..... ~ .. ··~" ~-. w11 tD1p1e..., .... ...., ............... c-. • • 1111111m1c1 Wida ••
NcW~ ... y .... -•• '11. .. .. .,. ... ,. ... ,..,.ks
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ENGLAND.
Honey cnhan<u recipes dw feature the famous triad of native American
foodstuffs-<XJm, beans and squasb-tbat kept the Pilpun from wv tion
durinJ the early yean. The Pil;nfus weren't especially taken with co gram
they had never seen before-but necessity f orccd them to ea1 it. and soon com·
meal hasty puddinp met jolinnycakes were taple or the Palgnrn hearth. The
fcatwtd IUipe for Honey Cornmeal Pancakes with Honey Orange Syrup is a
delicious and de lie• ~ oo lbese early American favorite ..
The New \¥ortd .net bean the Pilarims encountered rcm~ndcd them of
imilar plants in EunJpe, so they accepc.ed these. foods immediately. Pwnptin pie
and bU:ed beW are cnae New England orijinals. and both are doubly ta._\ly wilh
the lddition of honey. You'll fllld Honey Pumpkin Pie anct·Quic En land
Biked Bans cay to ...,e u well a satisfying on a cozy Scpccmbcr unday.
Neither pwnptin p6i: aar bake;d beani could have been ~ated withou t
~ im~ swille. which lfrived in Maslchu a year or two after the
fint canJe in 162"4. n. pis w val~ for i lard, wh b w used the fll tn
the pie c:nasa. Salt Part or blcon were med to flavor a wide ~anct)' cil di
incluiliQi lhe triiclidonel salt port slab in 8o&son baked bean , Pott by far
the .,. ...,,... __. o1 ... in New f.nllmd for man
I~ MwtebtMeaa w a ae.ler mnona the colonies in sah po!t ~
Md tnde. tlmey Wed Haill pays delicioul lribule IO th. im~ "'Of' ,.............. .
,...,.... ,..., MN-*" ... to die ID...... • iw fellea NIU
flma .._ ,._ .... <TM ......... ., fed 111eir Na cllililll; die Pia,n.. • a... .a, .... ,_... bJ Mr» Aana. •eut..,., daaMI.
lillllllCkilM_...wzl uh._.,, 1 ft ••tlllt..;t;••nd~ .... u••n ..._,._ .............. aal1 h!..,.,, ......... ....,.Mlilll.
... o1.. ......... • .....
~ elp ol I !Illa llf) lilf .. lm.,Y.
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HONEY NUT BREAD
2111 cu~ l\our
J tnspoons bak1n1 po"du
l 1 tta~poon sah
'•cup~,
~. cup buttu or marganrw. melted
I cup mm.
l eg. balto
I •~ poon gra ted oran~ pttl
'• cup c~ped •aJnub
Comh1ne flour. hal.tn~ po~dcr and "111.
m1" "ell and~' a.\1tk. Comhine hone\.
buner. mill egg and~ran~e peel. in large
rn1'\10S ~>\loll, but v.ell AJJ flour m1itlu~.
~ating unul 'mooth ... ur in nub Pour tuna
mto grea..ed and Ooun:'d ~,~,1.1nch pan
Bale at ~~O t-t;(l to 60 minute' or unul
.... oodcn p1d. 1n<,ent'J in 1.-cntcr clxnc' 001
dean. \.OOI I 0 minute' RernoH• from pan
and cool \.ompleteh on ~•re rad. >w1<&le'
I ~ ~~ '°E:'· <.
\llD'1Jlll"41 A"41.nu Pu \un111: :~,..Cul ~ I ~
rr11 Ii ~ ~ /.11 I.•:~ ( "' I '"'fill I -'0 i;: 1 art•
30 "IC < hol / I C J1~ t 11/IJ: /\Mt l1>JIUlfl
HONEY CORNMEAL
PANCAKES
WITH
HONEY ORANGE SYRUP
~'l cup flour
1 1 cup cornmeal
.l le poom bak in ~·dtt
~l lta.~ qlt
l cup milk
t ea
_\ tab~s boM' .
.\ tab~pooos butter. mtlml
HOM, On~ s, rup
. ·~
( omh1nc flour cornmeal. h:U.ing po~dcr
anJ , .. 11 in ~d1um ho~I. ml\ .,.,t'll and -.et
ot"Jc ( tlfllhtne ~mm~ in~rcd1cnl' m
'>11\All ~lv.I. mn v.cll. Pour hqu1d mi\lU~
Ulto tlour mn~ .. 11r JU t unul mo1\ttneJ
(baner "-111 ~ lump)' I. Pour 1hoo1 V• cur
haner tor N,h panclllc 1n hot 'l1llc1 or on
gnddlc mer med1um·lo~ he.tt rnol. unul
butiblc' form on ,urf au· and ed~e' ~ome
dry Tum and c .:?. mLOutc' lon~er or wwl
~(ll<kn x~e "'th Hone)' Oran c <;\Np
M c' H fl4nol..~.
·~ A..tpis ,,.,. 1'1111Ctdl .ni.t I T~,
S~: /-16 C'11 3 ~ , pM ~ fl r/..i/f H'l C&1I fr,.,,. /tit I :o ·' R • ur fl 4'1 mi • hit/ 0 " i [tfl<r
and U'N "'' ' .J111rn
HOM ) Oran~ • 'rup : ( tlfT\h1nc \.': cur
hone~, • \.up twan e 1u1 c I tc.t.,[l(•Vl ~rated
oransc pttl and V;: tea~x'WI 1:rounJ .. 1nnamon
an ..a~. heat and '"r unttl .. arm Mal~
about y, cup
HONEY PUMPKIN PIE
-
•
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•Hh•Hll ......... -•111uch_.._._ .....
.... ,... .... ~···· .................... JI' ....... _,,..I-a •••11• at rFlll! De ~ vtu.11 E..,. .an ,,,....,lcieil.__., ... _._
,._&WU ... .,.,...._ ... _. •••a,._. Md ... ., a. IM>dy .................................................
trom suppltMab! F\anbennorc, whc~r a
-J.D.; C........ alneral II cheta&ed it is cahaiced
To the body. a vitamin ia a • in c.enns of ill bioavailability
vitamia and a (abiorpdon by the OOdY).
mineral ls a ~talion is a proccu which unites
mineral. a miocral with a carrier. JUCh u
Chemically. then an unino acid, thlt helps 10
is \'Cry Utile transport it from the 1tomach into
difference "the blood strum where it cao be
between thoK used by the body.
nutrients foun(t
in plantS (Cnaits
and vegetables)
nnd those that
a~ 111an-made.
However. while
the c~miul.
nature or these
supplements is
basically the
...... _ ----..... teltl ..........
..... 0 II 1111.,llwtl• ...
llllltom ... .., ..... ..
mlli at ...... .,IOI"
... ...,,.... r11dlllillso
eMa ..... from tk fnak. •
...... iaad brad lood ~
~ Otrer the riebea IOWCCI (or
O.C.C nutrienis.
llwl. vitamin and mineral
supplements can act u nuaricionaJ
"insurance" for the times when we
an ~ &be nan. Aa:oldina to Dr.
Jeffrey Bl~ra. Pb.D.1 Aaodate
Director of the Human Nutritional
···•••Ollllr•:c~ IO ,..1111olw ... 11cd .... ,... .... '° perceat .-.1c1.
of CIDIUllJilpUWC their dicta. But
..., ..... &au ........... ..... .
Allo on the aide ol suppemeats
is the WuhlnpNI. D.C.!bued
eot1susner ldwocale poup. Cater
fot Sdence<la the Public lntema
(CSPI). which now recommends
the U.1C oC &upplemcnb. CSPI
points out, "Bued on the &ruwina
scicntlflC evidence, WC 5Ullftt th:ll
people take antioxidanb (vitamin
C, E. and bcta-arotHe)." Jult by
CG11• I c a fonilsd ccral. one aa oblali .. pelC!llll ol abc
RDA for cenaia key Htrients.
SCteaias an adequate
nuuidoul supp_fcmcat c:an be
Coftlylin .. wit" all IM btond5
• 1Y1ilabk on the ;market. ThCy v:at)·
widely in q..aality and conte~t. One
that 1 p;10iaatarly like is the .
VitaliCc Pak nutritional •
supplement from lntt:r'ior Dni&n
Nutrition1/s in Pl'O\'O, Ut~h. 'J]lcsc
are in acl taf)5ulcs that con1;.iin a
com'*tc "'ill or vitAn\ios und '
chelated minct11~ includinc
chromium picolin!lte and all th..:
~· ......... .. 0nc·nu1 pobM: • ... ,.to lake
yw.r .upplcmcats With. or jaw
ofter, 1 meal in order to cMUrc
that ~r ~ secretes an
uJoqua&c •upply of· the
hydrochloric odd needed to bfc:ik
down the nutrients for p~r
ubsorpllon.
lknltt 5'-1 ... II • fTl/Uttfd
dktlli••· Sbt Is''"' •ulltor ol IH D ~ .. VklJ 1~1 U«l" •ttd
.. lk nc-uon• llooi ot l .IJ.S. •
~"")Hr qw t/oil1 to: lkn11tt
Scaoloo, N..D., ~lo D~llr rilfll, P.O.
llot JS6'J, Co I• Mt111, 91616.
same, &.here is a difference in bow
well the body is able to di&eil and
absorb certain nutrients. For
example, the synthetic
WI ACCEPT COUPONS.:..
(mnn-mmde) form of Colic acid is
better absorbed than the natural
(found in food form). Most diet.ary
sources of chromium arc not well
absorbed, but when combined
syntheticall, with picolinic acid to
form chromium picolinate it is
talcen up by the body more
ASK BETTY CROCKER
Q. My'bakiog powder biscuits rise
nicelx. but are always lop-sided.
Wh:u's causing this? -B.A.,
Miami, OH
First, roll or p:it biscuit dough
to an even thickness ror attractive
biscuits and even baking. A clC.vcr
way to roll dough evenly is
between two wooden sticks ~ inch
high and 14 inches long. Then.
push straight down with a floured
biscuit cutter without twisting.•
Q. What's the best way to store
iceberg le11uce? It turns brown
fa.!itcr th:in we can use it. -Mrs.
K.M.E., Saginaw, Ml
Iceberg lettuce and other lettuce
will keep for three to eight days i(
you first wash and drain lettuce
well. Wrap it in a light cloth or
paper toweling and place it in a
sealed container or plastic baf in
the vegetable compartment o the
refrigerator.
Q . For stir-frying. should I add
oil to a cold or heated wok? -
J.M., Lu k, WY
Add 011 to a hot wok. You'll
know the wolc is hot enough when
one or two drops or water
sprinkled in it sizzle and
evnporatc. This i.tcaming hot wok
is then ready for oil to be added.
Do Jou have• cookln1 qut1tlon~
H'riu Dar Betty Crocktr, Box
11 JJ, Dept. Betty, Minnt•polis,
M N 55440
Low-sodi1111 '
Oriental delights
Following is an exciting
new recipe using Ajipon •
c1trus-se:isoned low-sodium
soy sauce from Mitsukan
USA.
For the Sizzling Wok
Dinner, the jade, gold and
silver colors of this recipe
give it an inviting fc5tive
look.
This recipe malces enough
for four to six people in
about 20 minutes . .. ' SIZZLING
WOK DINNER
• I square (I oz.) banana squash
• ~ lb lun around P.cOflc
• I ~ l~. cl'IC>ppcd fresh &in1cr • 2 c~cs 411rhc. minced • I Iona oncntal caplan1, sliced
• I a.ip small bruceoli flowcrcu
• I tbsp. 1esamc or peanut oJ
• V1 cup canned bat;y sweet com,
drained, with ~ cup llquld
•rcscMd. • ~ cup water or I quid from canned baby 1wcc1 com• • v. cup Sikc • I u.p. Ch1nc1C chili >\lee
• ~ tsp Chinese riw ~~
•_1 peen onions. cul In t-inch pteea •
• t'• <llP jlltkn.nc Jicam.a Of water chcslnuts
• I C\lp quarwrcd brown
"' -l'QOIN • ., cvp ~c1 red pepper atrt,.
•~cup fi"" tol• Clabea • i.; CUj)_CJTRUS.SEAS()NED
LOW-SODIUM SOY SAUC£) • 2 tb6p. coriaridcr lc8WI
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on't miss the boat this summer
when "Wet Wednesday" returns _
to Newport Harbor! Our weekly
summer series sponsored by the Daily
Pilot and Hornblower Dining Yachts
welcomes you to a relaxing cruise ·
aboard a luxurious yacht for two hours
of hors d' oeuvres, drinks, entertainment,
door prizes, outrageous surprises and
You're invited to join in
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where you'll meet new friends ,
find out about the people who
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Pick up your Tickets {limited to two
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.
Tackea also available at •Lave To
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Wed. 5/1 2 ....................... Litcracy Night
Wed. 6/2 ......................... Kick-Off
Wed. 7/7 ......................... Travel Night
Thur. 7/15 ...................... Fashion Night
Thur. 7/22 ...................... Realcors Nighc• -Wed. 7/28 ......... ' .............. Heroes (Pola,rw,&r)
Wed. 8/4 ......................... BYE
Wed. 8/11 ....................... Music Under The Stars
Wed. 8/18 ....................... Politicians Night
Wed. 8/25 ........................ Advcrtisers Night*
Wed. 9/1 ......................... Spons Night
Wed. 9/8 ......................... Back To School Night
Tues. 9/14 ....................... Chamber Night
(CdM, NB, 04)
Thur. 9/30 ...................... End Of Summer Bash
*Invitation Only
Join us as-we kick .. off the new
academic year! Come meet Dr.
Mac Bernd, the new NMUSD
superintendent along with
trustees, administrators, school
staff and PTA/PFO
representatives
Parking to aecommoda~ up
to 240 is a..wlable in city lot
(from PCH, rwm onTu.srin to l\von)
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Tu~sday, Sept. 14th
Boat Arrives 5: 30pm
Boat Leaves 6:30pm
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s ba.Mtctball star Byron
Scott joked around w;lh
some )OUftJ Boy Scout
be was posina with tor a
photo, has manaaer and aood friend Bnan Mcloeroay
pulkd • btJe stack or J)3pcrs oua or his bricCetie.
Scou, currcnlly a ~n •ilbout a
ph:acc 111 his can:cr with the l.akers
lus ap1>3-rcntJy ended, insisu that
he 5ian all correipondc.ncc bcarin1
bis name due lo past problems
with :an asenr. Mclncrnay
c\pl.iincd
Su v.hcne .. cr &bey act l~lhcr,
Mclncrnay pr.oducn st P.s of
~pen. rcqu1nn1 Scott' John
Hancock. Th:u includes photos.
bu5inc correspondence and
lcllon thankin& cotnmunity leaders
ror ~nietpatina in charitable
octM&ies. "It's foirly unusual for a
player 10 be tha1 involved."
MclnC'rnO) u id. "He ,ocs thf!>U&h
au the ran mail ..
Thruuih lookma at all has maal,
Scou has de'Yeloped a way to
SCp~natC )'OUnJ fans' tcnuane
kttc~ from &hose coUcctors send
as a way to act a r~e autoanPh-
Ooc ncerf'-soundi.n& letter be
ccc~d eight ,can aco was from •
aid who waid he had a sbo.rt lime
o 11'-C. He •ltntcd to know al the
er could vuit him at Olildren's
ospnal ol Oran c Cou.nty.
Scuu :arranacd to 1win1 by the
i.ta.1 Cot a short visit. He v.ouod
p stay1n1 three houn., goana lrom
lO room.
•·He p>l ~l to the car and he
Cf)ina." Mdncmay rcc3lled.
He ):ltd. 'I lcpt sccin& my ov.n
ids 1n &heir faces. Wc\c aot to do
ahioi ·Thai', how Cbine.n,e
Children ~•rtcd."
OriJin:tlly, &he D}"TOn Scott
lien or Children was aoins
be a wooer, ~t ii ~ into
ludin& one or the (cw •
BA·ianctio.Md chariry bailclb U
, in the counuy.
Ukc ronccc buwt p.mcs.. pf
urn men anJ auto ruce , the
1enth onnu~I Ch~llcoie for
ildren a cwponuc roruor .
tached to iu n me. So ~turJ.~y·s
at &he Dru Evtnb Center in
inc it called the Dyron Scot&/
Utht Cbalknac for Children
11ty B:uketb II Oiunc.
Scott -tJJ be captaJn or one team
Ut~ Jan center Mark Eaton ·u onec ac:ain head &he other.
rs scheduled to pa.rtkipale
udc Jame Worth). Danny
uninc. Elden ~l. A.C.
en. Olden Polynice, Mark
• Anthony Peeler. Teny
er, Tracy Murray, Kun . Doua Chmtic and Ccdrlc
About tod,y's cover:
Byron Scott ind local Boy
Scou promote Ch.llenae
for Chtldren. O.aaly Pi& ~ogr1phef Marc Martin
ihot the ~o. ~ ccwer
Wal dcsigMd by Not ....
k: lftJst Mark t-Unsen.
Home~Court AdViintage
Challenge for Children helps community Byron SCotf' s grown to love
I
CebeUos.
Pro athletes are known '°' tbeit
OOOS•"s'ity ~8t. tiut ~
wOUI Scoa.. Mak of·~ pt•~lahelpUlt~•
.. Mlll'a pm:eh-. .. pririls•d
ByMATICOKER
-Onnic County! ··one wont. owcrk>okcd." Scott
aid dwina a RCC•t in•c~icw.
cNriq MUCb be Apcd lctlCB
~ k>cal 4iP1tanea'
pankipltlOe iA Challcqe {Of
FYI
WHAT: lyron Scott's Chol-
~ fOf Chlldtfll "lk>ek Tie
• Athletic Shoes" •
WMIRI: Newpott Mordott
WHO&; 6:30 p.m. Ftlday
MOW MUCH: $150 .o
WHAJ: l't'Of\ Seott/lud Ught
Challenge tot Chitdlen Chor·
tty lo*.efbol Gonw •
WHIRi: lren EY9nts Cenlef
WHEN: $:30 p.m Saturday
HOW MUCH: $10.$20
•MOU INFO: 661·'117
0 In left photo; Byron Scott
mingles with guests at last
yeu's <:mUenge for Chil-
dren gal.i dinner/.iuction at
Newport Beach Marriott.
FYI
WHAT: Newport Harbor
Woodel\ loat ~
WMlll: Ne~rt Mort>ot
IO¥ lc:ouf a.a laM
WlaN! I p.m. Mela¥. t
a.m .-S p.m. loturdOY" .....
MOW MUCM: tl ~t
to .. (day of ~f')
MOH NO: "'2·50.li
CbikSren.
.. Bfiaa aQd l t ~n c·
ycan ICO aod dec:idCd there re
away'.'\lu"ll ..,_. °" a lA kt'•
IC' ~ .. OrUtie °*"11· 1llcrc are ;.. • _...,. l.Mcr fa
in Orange Coun1y. People here
m3kc l\\O-hour dri,ci. 10 L:ikcr
g.im~. UJI nobuJ, ·) coming 1.km n
here 10 meet the people. I c:im.:
du"n ;inJ m.1dc J lot of fric:nJ .. "
In fJd, he\ gotten more th.m
tnh>hcJ in Or:in&c Counl) It\ •
bu:ome h1' 'n't>nd hontc: I k
bough1 ;i hou..c nc.tr ~klncrna~ ·,
1n S.an Juan C..ap1,tr.mo. \\h1 .. h 1'
.iho the homctO\\ n of S(oll ., f11.:nJ
Stier .r'r Ur JJ G.atc'
\\hen sc~111\ pl.1~ ing J:i~' .ire
vh r -1 ... ' ,..u~"'ing it "011 '1 b ..
tor :1111.)thcr 1!:1.:1. or !1.1ur '" ... ,,,,,
, -he ('l.IO\ hJ ldHC I\) t'.lf'V \\llh
h1' \\ik JnJ thrle dulJ1c11. h.111y
l•UI un gull Ct.\tlr~·:. .ind. 111 a
r..:\dJlu>n th;it 'huulJ h.a\C lo.-:.11
l'0.1d1 ...... 1tal..111i; 1n th ... u lush 11 P"·
c11.1ch hii;h ...: h,"IOI b.1,l..ctb.1lt
Ile .ilrc;iJ, ~no\\~ "'"~ tt.• r.:..ru11
Th;il°s how l;c on~in.111\ g<>t tlic
i.t.in. h> rumc oul for hi\ lu't
Ch.tllcn:i;c for Ch IJ1 .. n g.1m~'
No\\ the) come au him. somcllll\\.')
Junng the ~J~>n, t.> m!iL.1. 'urc
Scull !.;no"' their \\ h.:re.ibout' :it
the 11mc: of the ch 111h ~.Jm ..
.. Gu)' come up 10 me ;.11 l ( l ·\
(\\here be plJ)l> p1cL.·up ga 1 .. ' n
1hc oH·~awn) and a'k mi;. C.in I
pl:ay?'.
C:in he p:ir1}~ Mo ... t :bl>urt:dl ...
r:i\c Nc"'port lkJch (714)
m.1g.altnC, \o\hich r • .acJ C'h.ill..ni:c
fur Ch1hJrc:n'i. g.il.J dinner .1u..th111
··u1;:id. Tic & A1htc11 .. !> 11Jl\.''1. .. Jt
the: l'oC\o\JXHI IJcJdl \1.1tr101l thc
• \h,,t I un Ubd.-·11.: bl·nt ol
1'191 "
Of l\)ur-.c, 11':. nut \our I) pt\; JI
bl.d.-ttc alf.1 1r. t.kn .11 ..
cn .. oura~cJ to "'car 'm.ll..cr,, 1hu'
mJl..tnt; ti one '"'' the lcv. ~.11.1•
hu~nJl> don't rrnnJ 1tk.1r "'•"-'
dr;igging lhcm lo A~ J ~ull uini.. ...
up \o\tth a J1ffcrc:n1 oull . .inJ 'h
tu\cd<> c.ii.:h )Car. La I ).::11 ', tu\
diJn't include a h1rt. rnu ... h h) rh,
delight of f1.n\3k' tn :11tcnJJn,1.;
Ttui. 'cJr .. "Ulad. l 10: .'\: Alhld~ !>h\. .•• I I 11d.I\ 111 ··hi
Scull \\ill ~n41ub1cJh r .. 11rc .i
m I n:irn:. lle "" I ' \\ hucvcr
he \o\alll> \\ h-. t>r:in •.: l • u111'
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i.1,ncd .i C."h:all ugc l\.lr (1uldr .:n
kllct 1JJrc 5ed a.1 i'e"'purt
lk..ch·b:bCJ 'rorh l:1v.yc1 Lt1sh
tcinbcrg "1 he rx'''flk :u "r~ t l
I l e: the area, "'hk."h I 1tunl ''JU t :a
bi::iutifol :m!:.a ..
Out v. h:n about cumrla.mh lh I
he's turnin~ h1~ bacl on hts o.ld
'hooJ'
''lll.it doc'n t bot~r me
E'~ryunc k"°"° the ty of l.A.:
An le i-. not the ~rc~t pl tu
be. l'm cJoina ,.hat' bc\t fOf me
anJ my r:un ly. l'J h ix--opl
v.-oulJQ't think l'm lc:a,\nJ f\•r the -.rvna re n l ltlc 01 n
Count) bcucr."
tl cd lhc ftCJI l
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Art Museums
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Pl.ill 5..aletlil• )))) Br11tol St, ~ M~ C..6~ ll66 ~~tom Kuitu" " an
111IW11>1 ol the ur themed ei.hobtt ~ the
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• N,•"porl Har~ Art MuJeum 850 ~n
C lt'onc·nte 011-.e. Nrwport Be;ich, 759-
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1111.' \ 1rin.im \\-.Jr on IN1*ftC.tn culture.
cl.~ )1111d1y, "h1<h ;. .aJj,0 when nhobtl
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S-1 f, • .ou .. lb S! f1>f senlOf Ohl~ .and
,•:,,cl,·r.•, JnJ htt Int Ch•ldsen ~ 12
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Editor's Nott -La.st wed.
\VeeJ.end cvntn"butor Otristopber
Trefa and his assistant Melanie
rDted mystery dinner theaters. This
week. they rote Droadway.style din·
ner lhuws .
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f you enjoy B~ay musials
u much u you do a n~
diMer, why noC do both u
oncef Th.ll's the theory behind
s~.11 loc.ll dinftr thHlen that
offer diners music with their muJs.
The three productions ~ raled
pre-sent either a full-length musical,
Of' simply an evening full of show
lunes. Uch wu unique in their own
w.ly, .lnd gener~ly satisfying l.o the
e.:ir .u "ell as the ~e.
Hornblower rated best local dinnershow
CHRIS'S RATlllBS
A 8 c D E F TOTAL
Eliubelh Howard's Curtain Ca.II
The.:iter in Tustin is the List of the
tr.:idition.:il dinner theaters left in
Orange County. The productions are
highly service.ible versions of
populJr musicals, frolh "The Music
M.ln" to "Hello Dolly" to "Anything
Cues." The food is t.asty, .ind the
se"'ice 1s excellent.
ELIZABETH HOWARD 4 5 3.5 3.5 . 3 3.5 22.5
LE MERIDIEN 3 3.5
HORNBLOWER
"St.udom Central," every Friday
eH•ning .al lhe posh hotel le
Meridien in Newport BeKh, offers
Milt..le l HHI~ singing .a vmely of
show tune-s, including a medl~
from "Ph.:intom of the Oper;a,"
assisted by sopr.ano Ann.a Rose. The
three-hour show is held in a
sep.1r.ile dining are.a with a
pseudo-nouveau cuisine, which k
reasonably priced <for le Meridien).
Healey's personable, and he and
Rose sound wonderful.
CUISfNE SERVICE AM8ea STAGlHG ACTING
ELIZABETH HOWARD 4 5 5 3 3
LE MERIDIEN 3.5 2.5 3.5 3
HORNBLOWER
FYI l
WHAT: StordOtn Cenm»
It's difflC\llt lo imagine a more
el~,ant .and enjoyable evening th.in
cruising around N~rt ~y while
dining on fillet mignon .and salmon
sle.ik .and watching a quvtet of
excellent singers performing
mini-versions of current and cwsi<
musluls. On Thursd.ay ~d ~turd.ay
evt>nings, Hornblower Dining Yachts
•eNes up "Br0.1dway Off the
Menu," ai musiaJ revue where the
audience lfOtes on which musiu.ls
they w.ant to see performed. The
cruise l.asts 21h hours, and the time
flies by. 0 -By Cb.rlstopba-Trd•
WHAT: "lfoodwaV Oft tM t.eenu•
WMlll: Hombk>aet Dining Yachts,
2'31 W. Coad Hwy., ... wpott
leoeh •
WNIN: bOardl 5:30 p.m. Thurl-
doya and SUndayl; departt 6 p.m.
HOW MUCH: $'9
WHAT: Daabeth Howoid'a CUltaln
CGI 1heatef In Tudfn
WllDI: 690 B Camino Real
WMIN: 6:l0 p.m. Tueattay-
~ SalurdaVI; 7 p.m. Fft..
doVl; 11:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
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WMIH: Le Metldlen, 000
MacAfthur lllld., Newport a.och
WMIM: • p.m.•t a.m. fddayt
MOW MUCM: U covet; tt\ow
menu ~ flot'n '3: enlrMI
llOll INfO: 63t-2469, ut. 7
MOW MUCtt: .,.ec.. start at $10. ff
lion INIO: 131-1...0 '°"" .. MOii INfO: '76-200t
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Local troupes rai·se curtain on new s·easori
By TOM TITUS, r~.atn crilic possibly "Greater Tuna.. (it the elusive
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h. September. The stan or the a new property is available)June 2-26. The theater
)Car. No. not a calendar year, not is located at 611 Hamilton. Co$ta Mesa and
even a 5Chool year. It's the first month funbcr infonnatk>n is available at 6S().S269.
of the new ic•r for local community theater Next weekend will fmd the Newpon The·
aroups. ater Arts Center inaucuratina iu new auoo
five playhouses -two in Costa Mesa and with the dassic Navy comedy "Mr. Robena."
one each in Newpon Beach. Huntington play1n1 throuah Oct. 17. An oriaitlat musical
Beach and Irvine -arc about to raise their by Terence Alaric and.Uncb a.Jlcw cotit.aed
respective curtains on the 199)..94 scatons. "Murder in Morooco'' wm occupy the siqe
beginnin1 toniaht (Sept. 9) with a Gilbert from Nov. 19 to Dec. 19.
and Sullivan operetta at the Cona Mesa "Ladin in Retirement" wUI play Cot the
CM<: Playhouse. second time It NT AC Feb. 4 10 Matdl 6.
"The Pirates of Penzance" bits the Costa rotlowcd by the early Simon c:omecty, .. Bare.
Mesa stage tonlahc and play weekends foot in the Park." April S IO May I. ud lbe
throuah Oct. 3. h'JI be Collowed by the m\l5i• local premiere ol ''Dear WOftd." (tho ....U.
caJ tribute to Broadway's top composer. cal venion of '"Tbe Madwofnaft ol QaD-
"Sidc by Side by Sondheim." arrivina Oct. k>1, ") June 3 to )u!J 3. Tho dalU'• lddrea
28 and playiq throup Nov. 21. is 2501 OifJ DrWo. Newp:>rt 8ach. and IJt.
CRoundina out cbc CMc PlaybouJc IC.&50D fonnalloo h dilpcnlCd at 631-028L
will be~ Tender Trap" Much 3 to 27; Costa Maa'• 81cbl• 1'ltQau bM a
Neil Simon's •Rumon" April 1-'·May &. and pair of ~ dramas In the wtnas ~
8 ' °'*VI Coe• Welbnd I Th&--. 81p t caber e. 1993
its c:u.rrcnt comedy "'Murder 11 the Howard
John.toa'L" The thriller .. Wail Until Out ..
will play from Sept. 24 throuah Oct. 30 while
Arthur ~lier's modem danic .. Oath of a
Sa.lesmln'' is tieket~d Crom New. 11 to Dec.
1a r
.IQ)e roatantlc comedy ''Frankie and John·
oy ift tho O&ir de Lu.no" arri"CS 11 the Bxk·
.._.. Ju. 14 and plays throup Feb. 19, Col·
kJwed by Noel COward'• ¥Cncnbk "Blithe
~rit," Much 10 to April 16. and 1 mid.lea)
to be announced May s; June t l. Tbe Back·
~ it blCkcd away ln ao off ICI buiklina at
JS99 Superior Ave •• and dctal11 are available
•• 646--0lll.
1be Irvine C.ocnmu.nity lbut~r is ln ((·
bcanal fOr its lOOth prodocuoo, the dra·
fUtic. mme"1 .. <loodb,e fndctj," whtda
pftDmd It SoUtb Cow Repcn,ory 10
,an 11D-II .,,.,. froat Oct. 1·29, rolloWCd bf die ll'iiil so.er, .. Pllrboy ot lbt Weacrn
Wadel. .. ffOia Ftb. 11 eo Marcia S.
Roundins out the Irvine ~ ~111 be the
intense dnma uEltrcmhics." April ~
throu&b May 7, and the local pttm1crc ut
the bl k comedy, .. M Wan." July '1<1
throuah Aua. 20.: ICT prodUccs 11 Turtk
Rock Communit1 Park bi Irvine. a.nJ fun hcr
inromtalion may bC obWned by c:aJllnJ 6.51·
5496.
The Huntiniton Beam P11yboule J;ar~
durina tbc r.u lnOlltbl u plq)atlOOm ar~
"IUdc" for thd opa.ftift1 ot a brand new the
a~r in the city"• libnlj complex on Talbert
Ave. Lau~ -. 1994 K8IOn Wlll b<
"Rwnon, .. Ja 14 ..... fd>. 6. foll~cJ
~ .. StWis 17," from Marcia 4-17.
AnotAcr SCR ~ plaJ .. Prelude to
a Kha .. Will be olrcrcd·Crom April 29 to M111y 22. wish thaa mt&Sic:al dice o( Americo\n3 •
~ Musk Mu" a. a.,e Juoc 17 to July
lO. A plMr ot MnJ d111y otrcrioa dole the
firi& MW MmoA. .. A Streetcar N--4 Ot·
lire". AUi-19-Scpt. 11. ud •Aanlldfts",
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br•nches. 644 3171 'Preschool Slo-
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M.irin<.'r\ and &Ibo.I br•ncties 10 JO • m • •· bNiJr~ tht~ ~ 1 s
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Rcothene hcekhy tiled, Tcri )•ki Rec( JuttcnM co.ked •Ith w.Jlio.u
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Sea~est f et es nautical Newport
cwpon lbrbor Arc:a ~mbcr of C.ommcrcc
heralds 'ummcr's end with lhc fifah annual
NC*por1 Sea.Felt this weekend and nnt.
Scafcst Ucb off Friday cvcnana wi th a special
01uatk1l ublbla at NC'Wpon Harbor Nautical Mu~um.
fbe d1 pl:1y continues 10 1.m to l p m Wednesday
throu&h Sept. 20.
The fim Scaftst Ouiriatr Ra~ open 10 all, ~•II
be held at Newport Dunes 8 1..m... to 4 p.m. Saturday.
H:i~~uwr mu.sic. 1n Aloha Jhin conacst and
PU:;nc~.an food will also be on tap. Admw1on is free,
but there's a fee for race put1apants.
SnorLcl throuJh a m.n·m3de underwater garden at
the Morloc FOftlt Fat 9 a.m. to l p m Saturcby
Re11S1rarioo and fee require4
The first ..... Pcalaala Arts •Dd Mwk FHthll
1s I()" 1 m. to • p.m. Saturday at Balboa Peninsula
P:irl.. h's free; proceeds benefit Ctf)' youth SCMce~.
Sa!MkullHMaUdU., coatnts run noon to l pm
Sunday at Coron.a DcJ M11 State Beach.
Nev.port Beach Pubbc l.ibr11y's Balboa brench
hosts an ot-a ..U. roculDa oa Ras~tbtmn noon
'" 4 p.m.. SuQday. Ki4s arc cspcc&ally invited It's free.
"White Uncn and Jan." a •l&bt ol rbythm aad
blllt'S at &be Hpll Newporta bcoefilln& the Orange
, County Pcrformina Arts Center, will be held 5 to 9
'"h,ulc~ R1 o v.n\ h ~' HC':aL.,,
all tiJht. Cornt ... J . < crtificJ
..\nru M iJv.o t trn b('d • l cnJcr .
1u11.\ c:hubroi lcJ ''c~i.., H·nc J ,.,.
1 110~ hor off rht" H ulhnu'<' grill
• ,, i t h \ o u r c h •l 1 \. c o I ' .i I .i J u r
p.m Suncby. The pncc (S40 for C.Cnter SOO member ,
S45 for non -mcmbcn) includes full buffet dinner.
f orty local restaur11n1s featunng inaemation:ll
CUlS1ne will be (c:a1ured a l Tastt or Ntwp0f1 5· 11 p.m.
Sep& 17, 3-11 p.m Scpl. J and noon-8 p.m Sept. 19.
Jn ;idJ11100 to ~phng 1as1er pl:ucs runnin& from SI
10 S5. )'Ou can en)O) music from Ambrosia. Saarshir
and 1he Coasters. Admission's S6.
Ncv.-pon Theater Arts Center, 2501 Qi(( Dr., v.111
stage "Mr. Roberu" 8 p.m. Sept. 17 through Oct. 17. ·
The annu.l SaFnt Pitr Swim at Nc-.-pon Pier
\)ffers a:>mpc111ion an a variety of age ~&egoncs 8 10
11 a.m Sept. 18.
.A KJtt fHtlval 01cs flom 10 a.m. 10 4 p.m Sept.
I -19. Oiitdrcn under isge 12 get free k.iacs v.h1lc
supplies last.
Voyagen Yacht Oub/SeaFcst Challenge Cup >·•dlt ra" stans adpcent 10 Ncwpon PM:r noon Sept. 18.
Pre-registration is S JO.
Four Seasons lK and .CK rvQ/walk winds around
Newport C.Coter 7:30 a.m. to 0000 Sept. 19. Race
rcgisaratton, .. bicb IS $18. includes T·sbirt, Cree Taste or Newport admission and p:lncakc brca.kf~t.
Festival orpnizcn cxpcC1 more than SS,000 tO
~nicipate 10 Scafest events this year. for more
1nfonnation. call 729-4400. 0
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home sweet
home· to
-~local acts
By JOEL BJJBBB,
''ii ~·1n<1s
~' o!kc:, h.:cr :and music. Now V ~c·rc: gelling somewhere.
Our Houi.e Coffee U:.ir -
720 \\ 19th ~1.. Cosc:a MQJ -is
JUnlplll~ IOIO the local
cn1cn;unmc:nt scene in a big way:
~•th acoui.11c mui.1c, filmi. and
poetry featured every night.
bc:ry Monday a l the bakery/
~Jtcnng hole h J themed film
. ghl ferruml. Spoa,he111 Western
and OJ~1d l.j nch C\.'emngs hJ\.'C ,
alrc.111)' been featured Coming up
Sept 13 u lo\.'c Thy fellow Man
N11e ('Good hlla)") and. our
pc rwnal favorite, an crncst
Borgnine festival Sept. 20, in which
"Emperor of the North," and
"Escape f rocn New York" will be
featured.
The cntertafomcnl staple,
hov.evc:r. as local acouuk
musician . Solo linger--fOnpriten
like Bill Boyd, John Carillo, Dan
Fowler, Zeora Sase and others
who play lhe coffee hOuse circuh
will be featured throuahout tbc
month. Wednesday ii open mike
niJhL
• EYery niaht'' diffcnnt 10 1top tJ,
and pick up a sched\&Jc.
Enter1ainmcnt is free; but the beer,
bl&els and java ain't.
• Qucstion of the day. What'1
the dlfTerenee between Callina out
ot a mnhip and Callin& out ol ao ·-··-' ... ,,,_.
In a starship. you fall a lot faster
and a lot farther.
Ju.st ask Mdcy Thomas, Conner
lead inser oC Stanhip, the band
thai once was called Jcffer10n
S11nbip and bcpn 1n the late ·c;o.
as Jefferson Airplane. On Sept. 18.
~ and Starship arc playina
the "'Taste ol Newport,'' the city's
JOUrmct food feast. While the
Tute is certainly an event. it's a
fu cry from where Thomu' career
was a few )'Uri &&0·
Sotlp like "Jane," "'We Buih
This City," "Sara" and "Find Your
W1y Bad." were huse bill for
Thomas and Starlbip in the '80s.
But that was then and this ls now.
Where the rcboro Jclf~
Stanhip is pllyi.na the Coach
House ~ other YeRUQ. ThomaS'
StantUp is playina a food festival
GllT SPECIAL-mKUN, ma A RUKn •INND
~~ BHQ Oudi"n· BBQ Spett Rab. a B....U. or 8ttf
lll<'lulk• S.ltd P1>U10. Bau. Goni " Cob A Cole SUw. Scr"fd r,.. S·OO p.a.
Join
For Dinar
L .. ehor
W kead Br1111e•
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"*" s-. -Pllermo, lltf Pb 1930's.
Tocay, ta scm & ,_.,
cdu to ~. COl1'4*M
inn d dll* ...., bid
~ -d1#/ nS seasoned
wtll s oenerllions " fd/ prtde.
forR-wltiel1Cal
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-a coup C0t .. Tastc of Ncwpon" Taco, cwntry an· u lbc Doo W1h
orpniKn. but ctoa•1 you thiDk Riders and Oill7 Ver~ A The
Tbomu would be happier playina De ten.
ebewhere? Ukc rm)'bc 1 f:iir? •An utn~lal acousaic t.OniCCrt
Stanhip wW play II 6 Ind 9:4~ will be ruhlrcd ' Lou.ie·Louie''
p.m. S.turday, ScpL JS. Frid.:ay. Stan Frazlcf', cbc lit\ r ol
01bcr cncc11ainmen1 11 the the Shrinky-Dins. cca up •ith
Taste wiU 1ndude Ambroua, foliJh1 . Darrce McNamcc. cbc dtwalhCt of
80S, the Coasters ("'Ya.kccy Yak" Xtra Larsc. io an ~le p1uar/
and ··Ch1rt1c Brown .. ), the surf drum ~tfonnaDC"C. Should be• sooct
sounds or Tbc O.a.n11ys. Tako one. Chcdt it ou1 o
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• TERIYAIJ LEllON
OR llAYl CHICKEN &BALAD
• PlllllAVERA PASTA
&BALAD
SERVED SUNDAY 111111FRIDAY5:11-1:• 1W
LIVE JAZZ. BLUES & ROCK
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_.. 111&5"., owacr ol
tbc populU Camdot on
Udo P.cr. b opened a
~ teaaun.Ql called
Anold'• ~ nalnCd fot
An.oed .............. ha bndlofd (an
honioJ rllCly baiowed 00
. bndlordl).
a· &icb ~ hid a yen '° add
~nether locatiuft 'WbeiC his [althful
foUuwert cOWd ColM in oc.at ot the
~ · t or U.C lwM sun and enjoy a
pac:auua; (ric atmosphere for
bre.ak/ut. lunct\ nd dfaner on 1 '
)CIMOUod b • AnJ th t•a how
Amold'1 Hide-Out cunc inlO bc1n1
(our month on tho Pcninsul:l.
Rt-.1 h trained • "efY youna
man in V&.1goslavb. but left ~hllt
be calls thO IDOi& bcauti!uJ plaa ln
the"' rid in 1963. W>4bk k> d&&nt
Tito'• · unl t Nk. tie v.~eJ
h' • up IO becotnc ao cX«\ITuc
chef fOf u Unpurt ct e.tc:m
bocct chJin, a chd for
Ken Hansen •n the palmy ~)--s of Sand~ on Sunset OoulcvarJ and
K~d a chef in lbc £scuffic:r
room tn Dc\-etl Hi bet.ore
inc 10 Ne.port 12 ycan 1 o
At Arno&d'a H1dc.0Ut, he is
cun11nuin1 hii. ContiMnlaJ way
-. ith food. ~ •~ one ol his
rona -cl sauces ,.,hkh '" rarely_ prepared .cU, ii at all these
dl):i, an modcretcly priced
rutauran The quiet bar is
ofT-~<k and cozy; ICMCC can be
uneven, indilrcrcn1 or oo the mark.
Al breakfast (CM' 1n1 ti.me of the
<by), Cgl Benedict ' fint class.
~ freih cap. poa.ebed to
perfcctlOft. nestle on Canad~n
bacun •i1b a mast~toukd EnaJW\
m1affin. ~l't'd ••lb WJ>Crb hollan<Wsc. Al S6.9,, chill ii ulity •
lhc equivalent ol 1he
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Arnofd's Hide.Out on P~nin)uLl.
l'anc;1lc:~ v.amn • .inJ WI'\ '""'P
b.Jcun arc :l\:Ul.iblc. al"lng \•ith '"
:anJ bagel), gr;anul.t. 001nw.1l, lru1:
juice plu .. )QjUrt W'Jloo1h1c" I~ c ·
only mi111Jlct-hu~\O) r:m1.h.-ru' .in
:anglii:&Jct.I puuknwnl ~Ith • -
borJ.:l.11~ ~ucc. thc\'\c \\.111t1~1.:J
tuo fur from ~k\i.::&n ti ,1J1111m r •r
lhh pun .. 1 -.cnora
S.ib1.h h.1\C ~rl1on) gcncr.Ju'
CO(IU h f11r.l\!.l.I Ill )h.1rc.
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v.11h on.:-h;ill pounJ \IJ bc:c:I I• 1
itr1p11 t i.J ... on ... lu;._·...._ grail J • · 1 ;n,
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Jch'-'1uu11 broth ha\ in • )U.Jh •
ARNOLD .'S HIDE-OUT
.1u1horil\. rc:illv uuhlanJmi:
\'cgct:uian p..1;135. :m: 11 .. 1cJ iii e
v.11h cntrcc' ul ch1d•cn, meat .1 1.:.I
fi~h. l.:IL.c ~U~rl\)f \\h1td1\h Hlllll"\
naL.) .anJ tender. 'pnnL.l.:J \\llh
brc..1J crumbi. anJ U\Cn br,nkd
v. 1th m.mrc cJc butti:r, Sll.95 :>
. . . a Q\.iiet lair
By MABLA BIBD, D 1 r. 1 n g E d 1 t. o r FYI
WHAT: f'lnOkJ~• HJde-Ou1
WHlll: 2900 Newpott a.Yd
WMlN: epen 6 o .m. to 10
p.m. ..5undav·Thurld0y, to 11
P m. fnday·,So1urday
Ruz-Carlton's.. .. tuch u SIO
(ahhoush the RC uses pork loin
instead ol Canadian bacon)
Another ouutandina bruklast is
a Ouffy r~-ea omelet (SS 9S)
ac~cf with tasty chuftks or
hone-fried potAt()C).. and tout or
muffi Ma)bc Gcorce Rastach h
a chicken roop an hil yard and
plbcn the elP datly -they ire
wonderfully fresh.
&$& ol 5how ss the Neptune
crammed with fresh lhrimp.
ac:aUops and other ocean deniuns
Mtrchlws of FiM WiM & SpiriU SiMe 1957
LIQUOR SPECIALli WJNE SPf+IAl.S
POpov Vodka ., .. l.7SLL ................. $9.99 Setuiani l.S o.d,
Jaaermc~r W/T·Shut ·····--···-·$14'. Mctkx.. Cab ••••.• •$4.99
CUCM> 1800 TcqwJa 7~1.. ... ".$14.99 •(Af\a Sl.00 inmnt an
Cuay Slit 1.1s hao ····-···-.. ···--m. ..coupoa>
Bcdeaa:rs I 7' LL. --··-·-.......... Sl9. C..Mwly 90Chard S5.9S
StolicMaya Cnml1 Vodb' ........... $11. Kaldlll·Jack. C'Wcl.S1 .99
• UDl FarNic:MD90Cab.$20.99
( ,._ CaV 6 Tu) 8ysue 9l o.d. __ ,$9..99
hi 1tc1 a up. 11pt ~ ....... _ oo. ~·as S66.66
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PlclJlco~ tMls. ----------·-Sl S&VllUOA".Sl4.99pcror
Sw1e1 Mims Oclobcrfca 61* ..... S6 $ OSETRA .... $I 99pcr oz
Coon Jtca. a UP& HmC.S .... _$3 BE1.UOA-S29.99pctoi
~ 100 Types ol Kcp AVli~ C02 ~.,_.,. .. ~ .. 1WOCOS'TA MESA
LOCATIONS TO
altVli YOU:
1.~00LEST.
(714) "° M6l
sently cooked an a crumy
mushroom sauce. (S6 95) ComcJ
bed huh-with po:l~hcd CIP i
another .,inner as arc larcc;frc h
chidcn IJYers, cnuty uutsiJc anJ
pmlt within, cooked w11h honey
atauJ pplcs.
HOW MUCH: lunch tot ~
$13 plUa to.II
MOii INfO: 723--6090
Buy 1 Dinner Entree
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~ 18R In VIia s.lboa. w .. to ~
gourmet kitchen. eec:urtty S*tdng. mlnf comm.wnei ..... •• .,...11oau1N
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donstaln IUD pordles with P.aoramlc NJ, dty
and moaataba ~· Wataflot brick terrace,
pmate dock wide corner lot with sandy beadl. Don,,......,, 11,.7 .. 000
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Principal Scott Paulsen chats with 8th-graders
K)le McNichols (left) and S~nt Body Presi-
dent Kassy Thompson, both 13, about upcoming
~chool yea.r. See Paulsen's report on page s.
Table of
Contents
3 Scouting reports
Newport-Mesa's principals give us
a peek Into the upcoming school year.
10 Partners in education
Local business people and Newport-
Mesa teachers and staff already have
~ start to a beautiful relationship.
11 The brass
Home phone numbers of the entire
school board, plus the schedu1e for
the superintendent's forums and
educational summit.
12 Real page-turners
A look at the recommended reading
hsts for grade schools.
16 The top 25
Newport-Mesa administrators suppty
the answers to the top 25 most
frequently asked questions
17 The old college try
What students who are col .. bound
should know about their cfasses.
18 Getting to school on time
Easy-to-read charts show each school's
hours and holiday schedule fM the year.
18 After the final bell rings
After schooC, what's a Newport-Mesa
atudent to do? Plenty.
19 How to send up an SOS
When your child Is having trouble
in IChool, here ls what to do.
Cover credits
Photo by Marc Martin. Grmphlc by Mark
Hwen. SchOol 8''PS)Uei courtesy of
Costa Meaa Statloner9.
2 -OAllV Pit.Ors BACK-TO-SCHOOL PRIMER 93
September 9, 1993
~r Reader.
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A few months b:tck. we ·were sitting around 1hc office. talli.ing bout the posifi\1; community buu gcncr.J!~
the new superintendent, M3c Bernd, and the e~ci11n1 prospecu for the 1911.}94.school )~ r. And "'e ""'"J
what those of us 3t the Daily Pi~ot could do to contribut.: 10 tht cl1\!.u17-uptiu1i>l~ outb>k.
The rcsuh is what you're holding in your hand': the l<il annual B:ick·t "!iOot Primer "SJ), a pi tor p.11~
students, and employees of the Ne"pon-Mes:i Unified ~hool Di~tri t. We'll put ~~ side for o niomcnr
sny riiht ~1: we're proud of the spcci31 section Not chat "-C did it on our O"-An. We h d f>lcnty of h Ip.
We approached Supcrintcndcn1 Bernd w11h the Primer '93 1Jc:a. lie IO\ d i.t ond pkJ . U hi Ji\trtct') c·om p'.
support. And dad we ever get it! Admtni tralor>. princ1p.JI \, lC.JCh~f'\. p<.arenl~ :inJ tudcnl pf'O\•dc<i U) \\Il l
mile!' informahon as we could sxm1bl) stuff inh> 20 p:i11te .
Inside. )'OU'U fand school pf'C\.i~ from .ill :?b pnn~1pal~ in 1hc d1 1ri1.1: rcP.Orl\ on n rl :aU PfOlnmi ,,:h
within the d1 trict; answers 10 the 25 mo'>t frequently a a.ed quc tiun : d3lly :anJ hohda)' hoof hcdofc,,
more (inclu"in& the Pilot's annual, •mard-\\mning prep footb.111 prC\1c" scc;tion).
we•ve typeset more than 1.000 column inchc!> ot copy, but to get the irirorm. 1100 to )'UU, we m:eJcd hdp 1n L
dcrwriting this first-time project. That's \\-here our )J>OIUOrs !>teppcd forward, We cd the community bu,11 • ~
leaders to help us produce Primer '93. and they didn '1 he 1t:uc.
We encourage our readers to support the!>C tducat1on-mindeJ bu inc se~ "hcnevcr p<))Slblc. They r~: 1 \ l
BOY, PetCare Company. Wahoo's fish Taco. Wc~claff Pl11..1. at-c:.isc. ColJ1o1.c:ll Banker'~ Tami Anilcnon. (, ·
wcU Banker, Fashion Island. Realtor Jad.1e Gillis. Longs Drug Store\, Mun·, B:tl~ Club, CJ. Sc'er~t1 om ,\
Sons, Shock Boats. Shape-Up Ne"port. All:trd Aadc:m), Baby Bloomer . Bo)~ aml Oub Oub ol the Harl
Are~ Mariaret Aftn Ferrin. LE.P., Futurckids. Gtant Step Lurning Ccn1er. Jimmie O.F 0 Center. 111•,
Vineyard Qristian SchOot. · ·
We hope you'll set f&S '!"uch of an education rcadan& our B.lck·to-&hool Primer '93 as ft pn out of puum~
toicther.
Sincerely,
Tom Johnson
Associate Publi1htr C\
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NEWPORT-MESA UnifU!d School District
poll o/fb hox /J61 •. IW'ttlpO'I bfttll. ~onda •M4J • (114} -J100
September 9, 1993
Dear NcY>-port-Me$1 Patrons:
Tbe most important incredjent {or any Of)aniz:atioo'1 wcccss D to be cbc to it customc Wh.Uc our ll'Wl6I
important cuslomcrs are the c:bddren JOU send to ow 1ehoOls, we abo NC 1hc entire ai1nmv'li1J becauJe an c~Ucnt
IChool iystcm builds community pride, stimulates bulintss. and enhance .,....ny "hlel.
In ~t sense. ~ry citillea o1 the co.la Meta and Newpon Bc:ach communities ha.I o tiab ha .JM~ or our
scbook. o.ur !'tchword for th.ii ~ the comic:e~an ii dolcne 10 the c:u omer bec:aute aJJ tue:ee:aiu• b\111 IDd orpnaauoas thme by mecu., C811omct •
We have a OGmber o1 cblle .... before• dlil idiool ,car, llrith cJucatlnc att ·ot our •~h 1o wp teveb ot
CJ!Clellcncc at the top of tbe UM. h eddit'ai to •HU.. .a.-... of a.r Jaudca&&. wc\ilt p IO iacrcaM (dell
aa::ounla;bility, furt~r sm..-.. die ......,..., llDd ~'1 •more la term o(ro"1i:Wq °"' to our
c:oaun1.aq1ty for adVice, support, lllid OOallnidM critidsa. .
The ~-Mesa Uftifted Sdlool Diarict bcao. 10 .U ol,ou, and we wua'eo ..a.,. ea... we 1n .._,ht
job t!'-t )'OU want u1 to do. We are GI...., adtod abcMat thla Bldr*ScMOI ,..._, '9J ,. a:••••.., .. 'l;)ally Ptk>t
and 1u 1pocuon. 11. it ahoiwS how ~adoe between our scbool disukt Md abe buMMtll cm nl'J'aa .. Id r
lo OW C!fS'OtMR ~th tbncly, ialef~ ad relcvMt ..........
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·Principals· give 'scouting reparts~ en ~heir ··schools
~ Newport-Mesa·s principals offer insightful previews
of what to expect in the •93.94 academic year.
We asked the princi~ls •I eac,h
of Newpon-Mesa's schools to write
• ~bon ''sa>uti'n1 repon·• for the
'9.J.94 llal<kmic year. Wh•t
follows. in •lphabetial order by
scl>oot, •re their reports.
ADAMI
ILIMINTAllY ICHOOL
8y Principll Hald ROiis
Adams School is locoted in the
Mesa Verde area o( Costa M
Art Musewn. Docents from the
museum will visit our classrooms to
instlUCt out students in various alt
media. Out students will also have
the opportunity to visit the
museum.
<:fut sccond-througb·fiflh grade
studc:nts will puttdp tc in lhc Art
Masters Program. They will be
&Aught about Yatious miuten (i.e.
Degas. Monet. Picasso) Hd the
style pinicular to each on~. This
propam will be funded by our
PT A as well as grants.
O\lr )taden1 populadon (grades
K-S) is a')>p«>Jtun:uely 400, and v.e
h:ive a saa(( of 25. The strength or
our procram lies ... ith the h.i&h
q~lity of our &tarr members and
our parents.
Reciosnwng the value of
education for all students. Adams
School places great emphasis on
pre>\iding 31\ academic procram
111r1th encounics each child to pow
as much as possible. The school
statt worts doKty with parcn&s to
promote lcarnins. penonAJ arowth
and hip Kif ·esteem (01 all
students.
As part of our languace
development propam. our
En&lisb·spcakina su.adcnts will
learn Spanish aloog with OUI
SpanislHpcakin& $lUdcots who will
lcam EntJish. This propam becins
in kiodcrprten IJld JOCS thtou&h
fifth p-adc..
O\ild care is provided oo our
campm by the YMCA
Princi~ Tom JKObson Hys CdM High will h.t~ ~ 10-hour community serwia requirement in Amen· ~t duws, ~d the concept of 'respect and responsibility' ~II be integr01led ~-ety"here.
The 1t:aff brinp t<>sethcr
resoum:a. &kills and knowledse
cucnaial (or student progress and
incJudc:t parents in decisions about
their child"s lcamina.
We provide s1imulatin1
curriculwn and lc:amina
experiences for children. Out
academic program this year will
include an emphasu in lanp.l&C
ans and art.
Out,!in.t·gnade studen ~ru ~PllC an an art propaln'
sponsored by the Newport Harbor
Ow PT A is extlcmcly actiw and
very mucli appreciated by alt Our
mcctinp are educational u well as
informatiYc. We plan to have
speakers on topics telcvant to our
pare11ts. At out October mcctina.
Dr. Sally Landon wiJJ address child
devck>pmcot.
Other Mots sponsored by ou1
PT A iodudc: fJCld trips to the
Planetarium at Ora.nae Coast CoUcae (OCC). lhe Oraaac County
Marine Institute. OCC"s Qildrcn's
Thutct and Newport Hubor Art
Museum. Propams wiU abo be brouabt l,O OUI studeots indudina
perfomw>c:cs by South Coast
Repertory and the ~tion
Cotllpany TraveliJll Cbildccn 's
Theater.
11>e money &'CDCrated (rom
..
fundrai.scn wiJJ be tarsetcd for
various schoolwidc needs such as
our alt and science programs. The
Livina Scicnc:c Foundation wiU
brint a hands-on science progranf
to our school
Aho. our fifth cndc stu<knts
wiU raise money to pay fot tuition
at Science camp at tak.e
Arrowhead. This project has been
adopted by our Partocn in
Educat~ Dave Shulda
Enterprises. Mr. Shulda's company
pnMdcs scholarships to needy
stu<knts who would not otherwise
be able to aucnd camp.
Adaas £ketatary Scbool
USO Cha"-tt R~ Coda Mesa.
"'26
(114) $56..3117
Afta' KMol cur. Protldcd oa
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Longs Pbarm~cy
Fast Friendly Service
175 East 17th St, CoSta Mesa
COJWING IN NOVEAHIER
OUR FASIDON ISLAND ~STORE
923 Newport Center Dr, Newport Beach ·
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ANDIUIN
IUMINTOY SCHOOL
8y Pmcipa1 Tom CMJ .
Andersen Elementary School.
located at 1900 Port ScaOO\lrne
Way in Newport Ocach, is
beginning its 20t h year of
operation. Serving 3ppro,im:llcly
OS students (gr.ides K-6).
Andersen School pndcs 11~1r 1n
provi4ing e!Kh tudent with a
varied :ind cb:illenging educational
program.
The C'UTT'iculum fc:iturc~
instruction in bnguagc 3rl'>.
mathematics. voal music, physical
edue1tion. llrt. computer
tcch.nok>gy and socncc \\e stm'C
to meet the nceth or all tudc:nu :it
Andcf")Cn School. Program
available to our student-. include
speech, lanauage and Jh)Cholog1c:il
.service
The 1993-94 ~hool )Car wall )('C
the llnpkmcntation of a new
science program. nus b:inds-oo
approach to science •111 feature
new in.struction:tl m:atcr~ls and a
science laboratory ror )tudent
experiments. The fifth·&radc
students will apin p:inicip;llc in
the Orange County Dcp:anmtna of
Education's Outdoor Science
School.
&.addition, v.e ""'II abo be
participaaina in the Scacncc On
l'bc Go Procran> spon501Cd by the
YTA and a Sprina Saencc Fair.
Ow locus o. scicac:c v.ill ~e thi
a _,.. Mt .. sdlool )Hf.
Aadcnu 11\Mkftts s>1nicip:a&c in
a variety ol carictuMba prop-ams
that JUppkmeot the ~
aarric\lhim. A dmc ~rtina
rdatioftShip willt the Nn.~
Harbor Art M ...... pte)'itJcs
teuduta witlll experiences &n bulh
the . iOft Ud h. "'Y ot art. ~ -·· n. Newport Bcadt nnace
Department will -.aift ~nt the
combat drug U5C :ind abu..c.
The 1993-9-i i.chool )\!.11 "'"I
again :.cc e>.tra time d:is....c~
sponwrtd by tht Andc~n Pl A
Studenb "ill h:ivc lhc oppur1u111ty
to enroll ID :i variety or aher·..chool
COU~). All or t~ prog,ram'
enrich the cduotion~ cxpcr11:ni:c
for Andersen students.
Andersen School h~ Jn
outstanding PTA. PJrC.tlb .ire
c~trcmcly supportive and
\'OluntecrS gracio~I)' g1\C or their
lime to a).Sist ;it the ~ool. \\ e ore
most rortun:UC IO h.t\C )UCh J
11>lcntcd and c:ncrgctic group
E:lch )C:lr the PTA hold \C\cral
fond·ra~ms c"cnh to benefit the
~hool ThtS vcar the PTA will be
holding :i H;llO\\ccn orn1,·al.
sclhng g1h v.rap during 1hc holiJ.iy
sc:uon and )polbOllng l\\O boo~
fain..
Andcn.en·) PTA aoo \\Ofl' \\Ith
the p;ircnt or~anaa11ons o( both
lmculn and Harbor View ~hooh
in )f)On~nn~ th<: Spmt Run "h1ch
v.111 be held in February l ht>
~cnt bnngs k>cal bus.i~~
commun11y members and school
together for the benefit of all
Funm i;cner::ucd Crom tht> event
v.111 be used 10 help m«t the
needs of alJ three sd\oub
The Andersen School \t:ifl
"ri\CS to provide lh<: be)t ~\AMC
lc~rning em1ronmcnt for :ill
tudcnb. We pbtt great ~mph.N\
on acadcnuc procrams .. h.ch
ell('Our:sgc all children 10 rcKh
their poccn1i..al E¥"el') ~uJcn1 "
afTordcd the Of>PO"Wlll) 10
dC'\'Clop bis or her abilitic\ h> the
M~.
Tbc 199.l-9' sct.ooa year wtll be
a ~tivc and cmciti1'8 C'\l)Cncnc"e
for uur slu<kn The uarr Ill
Andcnca School b loolin&
ru.ward to th() 5dw>ol year • 11 h
cnth&Wum. We arc proud to be ol
Kf\icc to our conunuaaty. We
invi~ JOU to ·, our and
6haro in the~ •.
D.A.R.E. PIQll'alD lO Andcrxn A'll I ••• ~ ~
lludc.l\ts. TU awatd-winnifta IM r.t Sca•••• Wff1, NN..~ ... ,._.,
~ pnMdea "-*•ts .tth .... w
infonnalioft ud Slratc&)o to help (714) ~ .
OM. y N.OT'S MCk·To.sCMOOl. PMl9 .., -•
CALIFO•NIA
ILUUNTAltY SCHOOL
ey· Prine~ TWnera Pamam
C:ilifornio School's strona
partners.hip with p.ircnts,
community ond t:i(f provides the
b~t ~ible educ:ition for our
children.
CJhforo1a School's 31-ye:ir
trad1'ion or providing chollcngina
cdu..:allonal pro~rams for each
\tu,:cnt emph;a.sizcs both the
ac:1dem1c gro~th o( e ch student
~ind the cultivation :ind growth of
eoch '-ludent':. self concept.
Our educational program (grudes
K·o) CllCllurage:. the acquisition or
ba:.ic ,1..,11, and li.nowledgc :ind
prumotc higher-level thinking,
prohkm·..oh ing :.'-.ill!> :ind
:.tr;i.t..:gu:~. 1 he~ :.1ro1egics arc
111,,,rporatcJ in the progrnms used
111 our computer lab 'and the
Cllmputeri. 111 each cl~room. ...
~tuucnt' cJttcnd their learning
du11ng their ~ccl..ly vbib to uur
Lcarn.ng Center anJ computer lub.
Our JC'tivc ..chool communitv
)Upf>llrh our )Chool through ·
\Oluniccr worl.. and gcncru~
donation:.. The one m:11or
funur:ii!>Cr spomoreJ by our PTA
:111J lhl ull-,chool Jog·a-Thon
enrich California Schoors
educa11onal program. These t"o
:unur a1,cr:. :.uppon the )Chool
a~cn1bllcll>, lu~IJ 1np!>, addi11onal
sori,,.1re <tnd hardware for our
computer l::ab and ~upplemcntal
cdul·a11unal rnatcn:il for each
da"room.
I hroughout the )e:ir add11ion:1I
tundrJ1lioC~ pro\1dc money for
tu1t1on Jnd 1ran'l".>rta11un to our
11hh grauc Outdoor ~c1encc ~chwl
111 the SJn l.kroJrdinu Mountain'>
f\lam \t udcut~ cam all of thc11
tu1t1on b) ~lling p1uJ' .1m.I M&Mi.
to uu1 generous i:ommun1t).
C .1hforn1a School Ill. d1l>tingu1i.hed
O\ our communll) '>Upport. I he
I' Ir\ cuorJ1n:ite' our r1:Jding
111n.nt1"c program -Read 10
1\d11c' e -hy rntcrvrcwmg
\tuJcnt\ on the bool..~ 1hcy\c re.id
lnd !>Upplying aud1t1unal rnccnti\CS
!>ULh ·" .i~cmbhes. pcnc1h and
numcrou'> a~ard
Our Iheme th1!> )Car as 'Oi~ur
1 lunt \\'e l.now our Learning
Center walls w1fl be covered with
colored Jrnoi.aurs al> each child
strives to read 100 books. Our
bU!lornc:.' community ac1ivcly
upports this reading incenti\le
program ~ith coupons., Jift
certificates and awards to roster a
chrlJ's que .. 1 10 learn.
California School parenb enrich
our H11ual ans curriculum ~ilh
le~ns 1n An Appreci:it1on Our
parents help children le:1m to
apprcci.uc art through the ~oru of
the areal artist<;. The lc.:s~ns.
preM:nted by p.:ucnt volunteer...
pr0\1dc \tudenb wrth a 'aricty of
art medi;a expcrrcnccs
Our nftcr·school J ust S:i) No
program 1s a"ailabk for first·
through firth·gr:iden~. One of our
fother,, J reserve policeman,
pru\1dc\ student man>
oppurtuni11e~ 10 learn .ibour and 10
praLllCC the "Three Steps to Say
No " This Ju'>I Say No club
proHdc'i students with knowledac
and social and emotional support
to choose a dn.ia-Cn:c lifestyle.
Project Self· 1ecm ~ohanc~s a
stUdent•s selr-ilNtc and renakens '-U, MOL·fri. from l lo 5 P·•·
the full~ of the Student's ·. =-----------leatnina pot~ntial. -
California School meets the
needs of the total sd.ool
community. Students participate in
after-school classes sponsored b)
the PTA in SP3JlW\. science. art,
crafis, music and computer
simulation games. Parents attend
p:ireotin& classes and 1>3rcnt
education meetinp scheduled by
our PTA.
Our distinguished staff: Minette
Miller, Myrna freeman, Ellen
Rose, Shqic Oark. Pat Holmberg,
M::uy Cheliu , AJcnc Recd, Jaclic
Ru.:.hmore, Merrilee Winkler, P:u
Councr. Lcil:s Case. Cynthia
Dlackwcll, Sally Oa\.enport, Rich
Spehar, Harriet Rich, S:ari Boren,
Beth Myslinski, Lind11 Wauon.
Imogene Wangler, Beth Erl and
T:immer.a Parham invite you to
become a p:an of California
School's partnership in learning for
the 1990s.
ullromfa Elcmen&ary School
3232 California A,e,. Co ta Mua
(71.&) 55'-3486
AJ\cr-school playarou.nd Pro&f1Ull
proviclrd on campus at no ch~
by city of Costa Mesa for chlldttn
COu.IGI PAllK
lLIMINTAllY SCHOOL
See p:ige 12.
CORONA DIL Mam
HIGH SCHOOL
By Principal Tom Jacol>Son .
The CdM facuhy. staff, >tudcnts
and p:arent ~ppon arou~ ha"e
wmc e~citing plans for our
7th·l2th grade~ during the
199~~ schuol year. Follow-up to
l:a t )'Car's accrcd1tat100 procc!>
,,. and our re tructunng pl.an'
activities have tar&etcd ~eral
area$ for spc-c1al atteotton "
• lodiJifd IHU St'b~ulr ~;ii.
p1k>1cd lut prini; and ~ill be
continued tbas fall. The bell
5Chedulc addresses ~-o needi.
identified durini our rci.tructuring
planning )Car: ~t:aff dc,clopmenl
time 11nd tutoria!JinJiv1Ju:alueJ
ins1n.iciion. On Monday, faculty
mcmbcD v.ill be 1mol,ed 1n i.u(t
dc"clopment from 7:30-8:2.5 :un
On Wednesday, 1cachef") \I.Ill ix
l\'llilablc in abeir rooms 7:30-&2.S a.m. !ot i.ndividualizcdlluto,QI
instruction.
Other CDmpu$ f;aciliti (llbr:uy,
computer I~ cuuosclina ccnter,
etc.) ~m abo be •wifabte 10 •
students. Additionally, the school b
explonna the ~ib1lity of >Ptci.21
scmin1"', e ... n·tune d:l).\C) dunng
this penod. a bc11n ~or
student ·30 am. both M nda)
ond Wcdnescby. There i no
chan c in the cl hcdulc
Tuc~y. Thut\d:iy and fricb •
Smc requirement fur
in tru"'onal minute arc bcini
mc1. Ho~C\er, • t:it< ~ai,cr I'\
rcqum:d. That w:ai\cr h;i been
,ubm111ed ufter bcins :appN\cd h)
•be Corona dcl MJr H1sh School
S11e Coun 11 anJ LcaJcr,h1r ·1 c:im
.ind the ~hool bo.arJ
• Curriculum, lni.lrutticm.
'tond.inh and Ano nunt. CJM
foi:ulty v.111 ron11nue "-Orli.!ng
tuv.·;.ucJ 11l.1tomcnt vf currtculum
v.11h the nc~ st::uc: lr:unc"'" .. ' ,
lnlC:tlf·ltlon ~ \UhJC h. th.:n ('~ OlhJ
the: u'4: ol J ';met) of rn,tru taonar
'lt:ll<'Jll!~ " :a.n entc r:il p;m uf thi-.
dfun. W (' 11> ill rt'CU\ on thi:
Jc\C:lopnlcnt of IDOJ;mJ\ fof
'tuJent OKhit\cmcnt thh \~:ar,
along v.1th '1ratcg1cs (ur 1mpMing
.
The PetCare Company has been in business m the Newport·Mesa
area since 1986. We are proud to be part of this community .and
would like to offer you $5.00 off your purchase of any 201b. or
40lb. lams Pet Food:
lams Pet Foods are the best pet foods you could feed your dog or
cat. lams Pet Foods are made of the highest quality ingredients
and superior proteins and fats . lams Pet Foods are much better
than any grocery store pet food. We guarantee your pet will be
satisfied with lams Pet f'oods or your money back.
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·pc:rtorm:u'4:e. • ~~••a.·Cndc Hou .. ~ 1•1 .. 1:r.1m ,.,,u be bunchcJ tn 1993 1J:
hoo ••lh =about 100 )tuJ, .... J
four tc hen will be furn •
aademic Mjccts ~uch 3, I
~ tudies. m:uh :mJ '•
•ill he l:aught in nch h·'
The home pt\)Jr:lm \\1.
~ Oc bility, inte,r.-t ,
ubjett m~ucr anJ c;u1i:1 11
to the bi;h'1ithool \Clt1ni: I
imp&cmcnut un of th.: 11.,,.
prOGJAm •ill t1.lc t~o or
) J~ • a R C'QUtb Rnput .m.i
R(1pon\lbllh). Srcp .. Ill
rt°'{)Cet and ~n 11't1hl\
p~ ,,f ~·~,I hfc :it l .!'.I
t:d.c1• I t )'C;ar. l a h~''·
an\J p.irent "'" t1\i:h , th:at effort in 199.l .l ·
• Cilmpu\ ppc:oir.>nu
(.1C'anllnns i p.lfl ol l 1
l(l r~pc,1 ~hol1I ( • ''"•
1mpfl>\"C :appc;1r llC\. ... ~
buu•tful r~ cuncrt ~
h;Ccpt.IC'I Ire ~i11 I ..
wr n\pi.U. 1lab u Jl'•' 1'
bc~LUC Uf i g OCfUU\ Ill
our PTA.
• Conamult) n I ......
Acdoa Prot.ranas. CdM I I
School hti a 10.hour: communily world.
service rcquircmcnr in Jn addition. we wilJ continue 10
American-gO\'emmcnt cbsscs. We develop our community 5ervicc
will continue to work in 1993-9'4 10-pros.ram. pon!olio assc mcnt is
establish expanded community beln& cslablisbcd, our business
scl"icclsocial 1e1ion prosrams partnermip with State Farm
embedded in curricul:ar c:.xpcrienccs continues to ~.and
of Students. professional arowth 1ctivit1cs are
The uems targeted for speci:ll encouraged.
rocu tbi )c:tr do not describe 1he The 11hletic prog11m continues
b&& picture at CdM High School. to develop strong team mcmben.
, Tc china and ln min& l$ the Some upcomina dates to
pnm:uy task, t\O\\c"cr, that as remember: ·
~lanced wt1h C.\t~-curric:ular Sept. JO: footbalJ Costa Mesa vs.
3c11v1t1cs ("isual and pcrformina Ocean"iew
:ins. athlcticl.. clubs and a vancty Sepe 30-Back-to-School
ot other 3SSOt'i:>1ed student body New. JS: Report Card Night
;11,;tM\le,). . Coslll Mesa Hi&h School
What ~ale 11 1~11 come 2650 Fa~kw Road, Co.ta Mesa,
l ether. People. H:>rd-v.orl mg 92626 people includ1n1 tea hers, )tudcnts. (7l4) SS6-JJ.U
parcni.. PTA. ~tcr
or1.1n~11on~ d~lfict ludcrs and
the &.lrd.of Educahon. h 1 a
bcuul1(ul cumplc of tcam .... ork al
its \Cty bc)t
Coro.ca dd Mar Ulch Sdlool
2101 £a5lJ>fuff Ori,~. Ntwpart
Sada, 92UO
t1J~) 760-J)lO
COUAMUA
HIOHICHOOL
8y ~Edward Hlrtnn
The 1993'-9" school )CM wlU ,be
:ln «citina one for us. We hafC •
new C03t or paint, and l will be
SCMA& as the new principal at this
7jl2 hi'h 5Chool. A3 the }'tat
bC1ins. we will continue to punuc
cxrcUence; a qulity educaoon for
all $lUdc:nu 1 our No. l pl
Good thinp will be 1cn in1 e-.cn
better incc the Mesa Family will
cootinue wath us n: tructurina
efforts and introduce some new
pf01Dms to recognize students and
't~lf Recocn1 tion is h11h on ou,r
list. How ~bout
Mus& nc-of ·lhc·Month. Pnnc1pal's
Honor WaJI,
Employee-of-the-Month, e-tc..,
R«OJnition. cncounaacmcnt and
iupport romc rrom • '~riety of
wurcc
Parent l in\.'Qlvcmcnt i.s wu,ht,
cocourQl'Cd and wdoomcd. We encouraae ~ to be imohcd in
PTSA, boosicr orpnazat.ions and • new organization dcsiJned to
' cncourafC studcnu to acb~:
INllGN INTIRMIDIATI
SCHOOL
Erwan School, eclcb~ting its
43rd ye:ar. is cooled by ocean
brceus. Our school. ~ill scr.-e S.S9
seventh-and dchth-iradc students
durin& the 1993-94 school yeu.
The ethnlClllly and '
socio-economicaJly
diverse student
population wiU provide
a real-world experience
Cor students. The
concept of family is
used very successfully to
promote understand.in&
and ac::c:epll.OCC amon1
students.
'
Parents and school
personnel will .,-ork
lOJclber to plAn
multicultural activities.
suc1i as a s u ent
fashion show. music and
theater assemblies.
lunch-hmc 13Jll~ and
competition spc:skcrs
and food prcp:mmon
from many cultures
A Parents'
Principal Scott P.-aulsen chals ~ilh Olh-grad~r) ~yl~ \\cNilhoh tlcftl .t nd ~tu·
dl"nt Body Presidt-nt K.usy Thomp)On, both 13, Jboul upcoming !><.huul l".U.
Muhicuhural Advisor}
Group ~•II meet mon?Hy to
identify and r~e school :ind
romnumny 1 ucs.
The Student Ethnic f orum.
reprcsentin1 I.he various ethnic
aroups on campu .... 11 meet to
discuss and rcsol\c school · ucs.
while kamin1 about the roots of
prtjuditt and pb.nning str:itcgics
h> ehnllnJtC b1J' prc1uJ1n.· .mJ
'tcrcot~piog. f:n,1g11\ S1uJc:n1
Ethn11. f o rum hJ been 1m11cJ 10
share llS !IUCCCSSCS anJ 1J C_;J\ JI
schooh throughout the ,·uunh .ind
even 1n o'hcr sta te' ·
Studenl Amb;i!>S.ldor group), .rn
outgro"th of the Ethnic Forum.
will plln :ind conJucl '>IUtknt
:i .. \l"lllC' J.:'1\!llCJ hill\ hi ·"'UI\.
.ill. 'l uJcnl, .ii.: 1-n''" 11 l'~ , .&dl
other 11 c th1.111c t.•r thc 'luJ .. nh
pwgr.im I\ Tu Kn"'' u, 1, ·1,,
(tl\C U)
\\e hJ\i! !l P'Nll\C ou1!,-.1~ Jt
En,1gn Schou! for llJ'J3-l'I'~ \
h1ghl) dcd1c;itcd. competent .tnd
prok~1on_.1 )tJ ff"' It cont1nu.: tu
I A.-Z-BOY ·
More Lighfs Than The
"Balboa Pavillion"
Acadcrruc Boosters Council. Open
channels of commuaication •~
very effective and Cosa Mesa Hiah
welcornos your interaction.
We plan to join the Rmaiuance
Pqnm 1nd th~ it. r.tsc our
sialMSuds. c.xpcc1•tton and
performance. The buic:s ot lb
proaram 1ro in pbcc-qu~ty
education, safe caviroomcnt.
e.accllcnt sua. super 11\ldenu and
parents.
See America's Largest
Seleciion of Genuine
LA-Z-BOY Fumi1ure
More Tables lhan The
"Las Vegas Strip"
More Motion lhan The
"Catalina Flyer'
Ea.rty in the first 1emestcr we
will hoM 1 Badineu foona A l that
time," will 1~itc local business
"'f>S. •Iona -itb o,.. co.c
CoUep reps. to de.cu. the ams'
ud C1CpCriencca --~II shc>Wd ·be
aeuina aa a.a. Maa Hilb so 'hey
wiU be qu.Uty .. Cll!flhJce&.
1M a..Jnber OI 0ir•1NI, a.a Mesa and Eaclldl ....
tcboofs lie ·piwahtt. I 8'ai191111 l!Matioa ,.,.,.... Dey la
Noweillber. Slaff. .... ,,.,.
bola. aooll wil ...... die., la
btds•ud......,IOMdem c:meat cu be rilaNd eo IM rdl
More Seats lhan.
"DaVidson Field"
..,E fUP.NISH SATl ~fAC l lON
COila llEIA
3115 HarbOr &Nd.
(1/2 mile Soutn of 405 Freeway)
191·1940 434-07... 583-0744
~ ttwu Ft1dmy 10 ~pm. ~ 10 lm-6 pm. Sund8Y 10 lm-5 pm
provide opportunities (or au
students &o experience success
throu&h the use or 1 variety of
teaching techniques and 5trate1iel.
A wonderlully supportive ~nt
group ond community wilt continue
to plan ond ronduet activities for
students, raise funds to cnb:mc:e
edueltional programs. assist in the
library ond tutor students who are
struggling,
En~ign's business p:lrtnership
with .tne Le Mcridicn Hotel in
Newport Beach is mutunUy
beneficial. Students apin have the
opportunity Lo "shadow" hotel
employees learning on the job
arout the hotel's ~lion. Le
Mendie-n's gcnerostty-hlstoricaffy
has benefited all or EnsJ1n. from
the provision of a meeting place
for the D:id's group, receptions
honoring exceptional students, and
p,-;zes to ~beets and blankets for
the c:anhquake pre p:uedness bin.
Ensipn will reciprocate with
l\41liday decorations for the
emplv)''C Clfc teri:r, j>?Sters
promoting hotel policies and
hosting of the hotel's student
eAchaoge.
The O:isis Senior Citizen Center,
another school partner, will send
tutors to :issist students, conduet
demon~trations to introduce
studcnb to special crufls and
seniors' t:ilents. and provide panels
10 help students understand the
Great Depression and World War
11.
En!iign students will continue to
experience a thorough and
dem:tndina curriculum with an
emphasis on writing. conducted in
all classrooms continuously. Test
results. as always. will reward
students nnd teachers for their
diligent efforts. Ensign will be a
sa fe and hapP)' place for
everybody. It tS going to be another
great year!!
Horace Easl&n Middle School
2000 ClUf Ori•-e, Newport Beach,
92660
(714) 7~
Homcworit Hotline (714) 76C)..Jl74
UTANCIA
HIGH SCHOOL
By PrtncipaJ frlnlc Wusilo
At Est:inci:l Hiah School, we
support the district philosophy that
c:doca110n is a responsibility $bared
by students. parents. school staff
and the community. Our primary
aoal is to provide a comprehensive
program to chaltcnae all of our
students and help them become
productive and contnbuting
memben or society.
The 1993-94 school year
promises to be • mo5t challen1in1 '
and excitina year ror e¥eryonc et
Estancie. In November, In
conjunction with the Cotta Mcu
Ch:ambcr of Commerce and Cost•
Mesa Hi&h School, tcachen and
1dministraton will meet with
business ind community leaden
for Ousi ncss/Education Panncnhip
Day. The purpose ls 10 explore
ways to ti&htcn the link between
hi1h K'hool and the world of work.
Ultimately, Vte hope studenu will
choose career paths that will better
ptc~rc them 10 succeed in the oew com~ information soclcty.
Another cmphuia this year will
be IO ca1rinve IO cacouraao and
• ! N.drS W:k,.~
procnoCe po&it.ive Rl•Cioo.ihijt lcadcnbip. bc~n au etJuilc poupl Oft With the belief that students
campas., To this ead; the EtbnJc ahoUJd be dot1'S science in the
Fon.am. .. orpniz:ation ol student& dalVOOnl and not just readina
and ieac:hcrs. will spon.w a about it, all Harbor View iludcnlS
scboolwide assembly in NOYCmber will experience a weekly Ktmty in
with noted speaker Dr. Erlcae a lde:nc:c miter equipped with and
Piper-Mandy. The foaas ol the tct up for hands-on activities.
assembly will be: Cclcbntin& a Studcnu will also have f ackl trip World of Difference. ~ftCCL rtfth...,.acte students
Etbn.~ FOIUm will also lipOGtOI .SU spend one week at the
worbhops on C'Ultwal Outdoor Sdcoce School operated'
understanding with students from by tbe Oranae C.OUnty Dc~nmcnt
three ocher district hiah tehook. ol Educalioo In the San
Carol Trppcr, math departmc.o& Bernardino Mountains. Siath-Jnlde
chair, and Paul Fitzaerald. IOCial Audcnts will make use of ahc
of the 1990L
Harbor View •ill be cScvetoena
ections aod ~which wth
usist us in autiaa a IChool ·
dimatc whicb promote> ·
selt·re.sponsft>Wtt.
Hart.or View ScMol
M GoWtared Aw., Cerou del
Mar, '1Q7
(714)1~
pro pre:sSdtat: Oc-••1 LJaa £11cdb .
After KMol carr. Pro~ oa
c:amp'11 "1"'BIC\.
studies teacher, a.re co-adviscn ol County ~phy Facility at KAlll• ILUIUITAD
the Ethnic fonun. ~ - - -S PRIM•llY --fn-Decembc~c a ·wln_n_l"I--ec,;nnin1 this fall •• V1 IUll and AND KAI •• Est~ Orama Department will . hdonnina AIU Committee wtJI be CINTla
perform the musical utir_e. "A formed to c:wcnee the createon or• ey Prfndpat Ctitsrn .Mlf1D ano
Hi.story of American Film." by Harbor View SchooJ Visual and Asststn ~ e.t>ara Haninglgn
Olristopher Dunna. M always. we Perlonnir\a Arts Continuum. The
look forward to this production committee will iDclude stiff
under the direction or inst.ruc:tor membcn and parents.
Barban Van Hoh. A new Art Center 1ttill alkwil
Throuah<>ut this year a core ot t;tudcats to experience 1
Est&Oc:ia teachers wbo bepn ~ art propam 10
trainina thls summer wiU work with dnek>p Kills nccasary to e.xprcu
nationally known educators Bnacc their ideu creatively and be
Joyce and Emily Calhoun 10 intc:cntcd wilh and wpportivc or
develop and rcranc ~ral different otbet daatoom curriculum.
models of teaching. Harbor View students (Vades
The goaJ is to provide acachcrs 3-6) will also ba11e tbc opportunuy
wi1h an cxp:indcd repertoire ol to tAke part in a 'Prina
tcachina skills and stratcJ,ics to performance ot "The Trill of Ahce
helter mec\ the needs of Sludcnts. m Wondcttand." All stwknu who
The approximateJr 1.300 a&aditioa will be accepted ind
Estancia students w11J once apin c:ostu.mc:s. tets. cac;will be created
have many co-curricular activities by inacraicd 1tudcnt1, parents, and
in which to participate. Aloft& wbh ltaff wohan&ecn.
athletic teams. ltUdents may l.eadenhio wiU be cicntcrcd on
cl>OOIC to join tbc Academic an active .na muninaful student
DecathJon Team, the Key Oub. council and ICbcdulcd su(J
Speech Team, Mcc:ha Oub, Pep in-service a.od articulation ICSSion.s
Oub and many others. will be hdd ~ ocher
Eataada HIP Sdaool Wednesday af1crnoon.
lJll Plactal.'8 Aw., eosi. Mesa, Hatbor View bas a bi.story of
92616 5UCICCSI because of iu commiued
(714) 7~ aad dedicated starr, ~iVe
llAll80• VllW
ILIMINTAD KHOOL
By Pmcipal PU Twedt
parenis 1nd taleatcd 51udcnts. We
realize to mafollin ibis hiah 1~1
or sucecu we must move ahead
and make sure~ are mectina the
needs for the elementary student
Noc many thin a n tear the
:avttaac child ~"2Y from Nintendo
or Ninja Tunks t1'eic cb)
H~cvc.r. in our undy1Q1m.isMoo10
educ:::ate the youn1 people of Co.t:a
Mesa, K.ai>er Elcmcn1..-y School
and Klliscr Primary Center bt¥e
devised• number o( academic
prosrams that arc men in.•c~ina.
On several nipu cacti se:mater.
students and ~rent arc
enmuraicd to au~nd Famtly
Sciencic N &bt, funded by our
Parcnl Faeulty Otpniution
(PFO). ThC1le ldcncc nJshts
sta11cd oul u a b-·kcy n-cnt and
have po-,, into •
$0CDCtimes-raucous romp Lhrou&b
IM world of pbysia. cumputcn.,
laser bums. boqrams and the
properties o( El~r·1 &hat.
Each Family Socncc mcht Luls
•couple of houn ind o aucndcd
by 20-2$ families.. We have 1
lcnathy •ailift& l~t of thcM aswou'
to pn the science mtWCrncnt in
our school tbis ~ar.
For k.indcr&mcn itU<Scnti i nd
their parents, we have a Jump
St:an proaram (not to be confused
wilh 1hc federally funded
KcadStan procrum ror
ptc.-n). F"ant-day J•llcr' h)r
the kindcrprtncn.and the ir
pucetl aR di.in&n.atcd bee Ju,, "'
this (NC.week aummcr achoul
New &ccbnolosY \Will m:i~r 11.c
library a ri:.11 raea.rth ttnlcr •lir
tick ud tM bub oC our Kh\. .. lo
Luet discs. CO-ROM
cncydOpcdiu and Olbcr rc1c1, 11,c
materials will be added to 1h:-
Ubraria oa each amp'"
Once completed. Ke1i.cr ,, .. .:,n:\
will be able to com.mun.c-.H,· h
computer t.o other cb»ru .. m1' " •h
local librarb ond, ~~t ul .•. 1
audcnts K'l'Olo) the coun11'\ :
"udcnt w jotn cxpcJ111rnh 1
computer net rb :.nJ
tclC't'Onimuniaoons *llhvu1 , ••
lcavina their ~~\
K.:l~r tCXherJ Y.111 r .1111, p I
in 1hc biol tr.ainina ~ ,1r1.1. 1 1
the: country. The roan -.111 "' ll
tcadlina 1cdlniq\>CS 1ha1 ~-~ 1. M
studcftl actUcvcmcnt an f\:aJ111t
and wntU.,. Al Katscr PnmJr.
tcachen will Yt'Otk with train, r.
from cities Ind COWi~ v.111 I
ttilhcM litcncy nato in the "
Or. Bruce Jorcc. :.n
ioacrut~ eccbimcJ
~. ll tcxb uppct·j!•.iJ:
tcadlcn Mratcaics th:u hJ'c t-.c:i
pn>wtn to dnmatiaally 11l\.t c '"'
Radios and wri1ina IC:){ )U 1.
a.lmOll lnunediA1ely.
Kaber ls one ol only .1 k"'
C&lilora DcmotWr:a tkl n !>.I ror taiNC'&Yrint pubhc cJ1" ~· '
in Oranae County. We .. er~
liClcaCd ame>ftl others •IJt~·" rJ.:
bcaw.c our teaehen .u c
committed 10 m.ale 1e:1~h111i.:
lnmint second 10 ~. JnJ
hool • plxc where all d11IJr.
wa:ecd •n lc.imi'-1 a challc11~
curriculum.
We allrx1 IM bc)t .rnJ 111 1. t.. 1
tcadM:n to •Ott 11 ~r -..: "'" \\:
rcxard\ and rcpliotc the t"''
educational propvns hlpfX'
across 1he country.
•
Harbor View School fmt opcn~d
its doors lo ~ the Corona dcl
Mar area of the Ncwpon 8cacb
E1emcn11ry District in September
19". As. Harbor View celebrates
its 40th birthday, the sun and
community look focward lo
continuina its b)a motto ol
Excellence In Education.
FASHION ISLAND
A birthday cielcbration is slated
4-6:.30 p.m., Suadly, Oct. 10, 11
Katbor View playpound. The
HartJor View Pa.rent Facul'l
Orpni.r.ation {PFO) and Buthday
Party c.onuniuce UMIC CYC')'OM ID
bri~ • picnic and enjoy an old·
Cashioaed coaununity ciclcbralion
biahJiabted by 1 cooccrt Crom the
wotld-famous All Amcricu Boys
°'°""' A lpCdal invhe .-to Haibor
Vicw'School alwmai ud t.hOle who
bMIC warbd cw liCnied Harbor
Vecw Sc:bool. Tbe SS per pcnon
tickeu wiU ID oa Ak aod8y, the
tint day ol IChoOI. lf ahicR an
questions. pkatc COfttact the
Harbor View omc:., 760-3472. DwiAa lhc tprina. • IChOotwide
tclf-lt\ldy WU eoeducted by tbc
Harbor View stall and IChool lite
couacil As a rautt. 11U1 ol
conceatrahon few &he 199).94
1ebool ,car will be ldence, Mal
Md petfonni. ans. ud
A Proud Member of }'Ot.lr Community
...J
-FASHION ISlAND
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K.o&ser, which h more than 1,200 Killybrooke abo offers many
Mudents and $0 teachers, is 1 spccia.1 services such as En&Jish as
r.chool whcrc tc1min1 and 1 Second Lancuaae (ESL)
achievement are &he Cocus roi program. ~hich provides small
everyone; includin& the aiOcd. the ll'OUP instructioa ror students who
disadvantaacd. •t·ruk. handicapped have limited mastery of the En&Jish ~nd t.bolc learn.ina English u a lanpagc and ow Resource
second bnau2p. lt is all made s ciar p (RSP) ..c-1-d nn&:<tible lhrougb. team effort or pc tSl l'Ogl"3.m '......_.,.e
r--Cor students "'ith minimal lO tcxbcn., ~rents and students. moderate lc"1ning Ka•_,. Primary Ccal« (&racks di~ilitin.
K-l ) The CARE Team
1015 Cardt-a La~. Costa Maa, 1dcntifacs high-risk
91627 children and applies
(71') 7'°"3269 appropriatc·meahods
Barban H•niD&toa. ~dmlnlstrotor to won v.:ith and
P•"O pruJdcnt: ~1 Jt lontoolb _.D.CJlD.J.DC:siC..lJIWJlll:MMilaJ--' ~l~r Elc:mt'nlary sehoal (&ndcs
3·6) 2130 SHta Ana A,c., Colla
MHa, 9l6l7
(714 7~3416
ChrlstlM J•l'C'Db. prioclpaJ
Pro prtSldtn'-'. SHd1 fon&ootb
A.lltt ch0Ga pla11J'OHd p....,.aun:
Vro,kJcd OD aampus. •• DO~.
by lM d17 ol Co t:a Ina tor
daUdttD 6-13, Mon.·Fri. l'rom l to
5 p.m.
KILLYa•OOKI
ILIMlllTAD SCHOOL
8y~NedHal
children. A
psyc~logist.
l:1nau3~. speech nnd
hearini spcci:llist,
and school nvn.c arc
also available..
Killybroote bas
Second Step. a new
Violence Prevention
Curriculum. IL i.s
designed to reduce
im~•n.d
agrusivc bchavM>r
in childrc1' aad
assesses thcil' level <>I
social c:omn£tencc. It
le.cbes skill$ in
emp&lhy. impulse
control and anger
management.
We are fonunate
to ba¥e the D.A.R.E.
~~
of operation. Thanks to the hard
WOik of a dedicated 1taff and a
wonderfully supportive parent
orpnizatioa (Parent Facuhy
Orpnization or PFO) working
diliaen\ly cwn durina the summer
months. the children wiU havc a lot
to look !onward to when they
return.
.
through shth. The theme. through the :.uppon of the
Celebrations, ~ill~ divided into Nc"pon -Balbo:i Rot!lry Oub, to
three sub-themes throughout the pilot 3 program c;.iUcd ~IAR
yenr. (Succc:.) Through A rc\.'pt1ni;
1n the fall -.c will cclcbr:ite R.c)pon)1hilit)). ,.hich b) the
Explorations. The v.ullu ,.111 find foundatwns for CJ(Jtanc a ~houl
us celebrating Cuhuro :ind in the clim.:11e ror re:.pon:.lh1Jii,.
spring ,.e will cdebr;Jtc We "ere also fonunJtc: l.ut >e:ir
Connections. E3ch thcmJt1c pcm\d to ha\c formed :i \CC) )U .. C('"ful
v.ill integnte .ill :lr(:I\ ur bu:.inc' ..cbwl PJrllTt'f'\hip \\ith
the curriculum :.ant.I all th(' r 1clJ)lOllC Cu v.h1ch 11.1),
areas v.ill mlcrr.:l;ih: .unong ll' man) JCCJ) of :.upport.
cummlllLJ n.•-.ouu;c) to c,111t1nu1.: with each ulh.:r Scu:ncc "ill ix a Jnd cnhJllCC 1hc S"lAR pr~!_!r.1111
th" H·" \\'e. r.: loo.>l..111,: luf\\,11J major cmphJ)I' th" ~c.u ' ll1 ..l 0cun1 inucJ p<Ntr\e .;nJ
3.S v.c cxplurc our 11.'\\arJm" rclj11wuJ1ip v.11h thc --...-.-~~ -~~-1-'ti.-trt~~~·~T"\'l~~.4-<~~--~~
Ol3l(llJI\ rronl S\,.hot.i,ltl \. ,,,unJ HJr 3fld Bnl~IOlll(J . \, \\C IJ1J l.f\t \1,;,1r, 1 1111,,1)11 \\ill
Our hJrJ·\\or"-1ns t-c proJucmg '..a n;.111.ir th .. 1111,· •• 1
p:ircnt org.1ni.t.111un. ""' plli<luctinn 111 r-.Li) hUh· .111J S'WJ~.>rtl\.: in uur far)l ,.,th·!!I aJc 'tu1.l.:nl\ \\ rll I ct h rm in
)Car of oprtatiun. i) ·.\nmc · -\nJ 111 .. ,t ,.:,.11·,
3g:un gcarnl up tu :.J\111,1 pnlJu.11011 ol ··1 he \\ U...rJ \ll O:"
in enhancmt: our \\J' JI\) inJl(.stion. th" pl:i~ \\111 no
progr~ anJ dtJuht ,Jio" h1 'lanJini;·r,>0111~•11!~ ~
curriculum. crn.,.J) l'I ~tuJcnt • -pJr.:nh .1ml
The) h :i"c pll:l.J •\.'J commun11y mcmb.:r,
once 3g.un 10 pr~sJ.: \\hen the Jwr!) 01>..n qt. ':I
us~t:inC0"""1th ..-...... r .inJ the dulJr..:n Jim.:. 111 .. , \\111
eduction a»embhci. be greetc:J 'II.Ith th.: proJu .. h '''.
:md field tr~. hbr.iry lut o[ crcali\C CnCrS) Oil lh.: p.111
books. PE equipment, of 1h.: ~tafl .rnJ p:ircn1,.
mini-gn1nb for \\ c arc con,tanll~ c>.p~>rm~ nC\\
gradc·IC\cl pruJ\.'~"b :inJ .1J\\.~n1urc:.. .ind 1h1' )Car \\C h .. ip.:
suppon for ~icncc tu begin .. uch 1h1np' J.) lunch-um ..
technology and ph) it·al ;irt da.'!>(.~ taught b) (>Jrcnb .11\J
cduouon Th('-.C rc..tdu1~ duh) \\here adult' ( taft
programs :ilong with and rommunity) will sh:irc t"u,:iting
others. o.rc m:>de -· hteratur~ -.11h the chilJrc.l m th.:
possible through nc" Rc:id\.'r\ Cornt'r of our hhrary .
incredible fiand-~ Junni; lunch .as \\CU. Nice DC.pan.-
wtiict teacbcs
•udmts boW '° .eikt 1.k•ttstionol
drup. dp'cues and
C-. Mela ~ MW P!Wdf,111; w..rd Kwd\Mik, ays....., ed.:._ AW• 11& j •s fl No. 1 ac*-
e((ons sudt :n fbe We lo.no\\ WC ~ an e\ ll08 Dl.:.W
Flll'.My Fun Day in )\.'Jr .ihc.Mt o( u 8call)IC uiollCUln
October, the t lohd:ay t.1"-~ a gr~t deal of pride 111 11<
aJc:obdt 8.A.B.~. is aftOthu
substa.nct abuse pte\'t nt ion
p,..-m lO help students cb-clop
~tivc protccttoo from substance
abuse.
EYery Friday, the staff aAd •
1tudent body pthcr near the lunch
area fol ow weekly ~ Deck IO bcp_ the day with lhc Pledge of AlJeaiancc and a patriotic 5001-At
this time, staff members. PTA and
studellt counaJ mate unportant
aruwuocements and the priodpaJ ova awards '° s&vdeots for various
KhieYCmcal$ from p>d citizenship
to papu drive win.Den. PucalS are
encounied to attend all Flaa
Deeb.
~c stall n:c:opiua the
po&itM impX. that voh.antcen
mate in ow school procrams.. We
WCk:ome CYCryooc indvd•q
patu"-neJ&hbon Md Colt.I Mesa
citizcm wbo are will._. to aid our
wort with childrea.
~ ... ElitwaWJ Sdiool
315$ ~ ...... C.&a
Mela. nf.26 (11~) 556-J•• ................
Aftel' ..... ~ ..... .,........: '""*' oa n•.-. • • clulr'p. b,ct.edqtlC....Mtlelw
~ '9U. MoL.·M ha l la s,...
Llnc:olo'a mrssaon is to create a
Kbool mnununity -:t:rich provicks
opportunities rich ln'pi>tential and
one in •hich life-Ions teaming
wlls are promoted. Helping guide
lh philo5ophy for 1993-9..a ~ the
creation of an 111-cnC:omp;a 'ng
tht'mc Cor grades klndcrpncn
.........
Gift Wr:ip s:ilcs anJ of '"'ol\cmcnt '""h the commu111h,
course The Spirit Run ID Februaf\ "c in' 11c )UU 10 1u111 u' fur our
(a combined cJfort of three m.1m 'pcci:.al .. ·,u11'
elementary schools 1n the CoronJ Lincoln t.:lcDlcnl.al) ~ boo1
dd ~far zone). 310 l>:mric \ i~ l>me. C.urvoa dd
This orgaruzatson' harJ .... uri.. MM. 91615
and dcdalioo as '""alu;able tu t71..aJ 760-3365
Lincoln's opcr.mon l'l 0 cu-pn·\iJcnt~ Lori D<ri Del
LillC'Oln .. as fvnun.at~ 1.i t )\.':Jr, Janet C.1111 hr
SCHOOL
the at-ease
boy's department
specializing in
Cotillion. Holidays
& Special Occasions
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White or Navy
lnblrlock Polo
Knit .Shirts
8'ZeS S-20
30%0FF
Fii IACa Tl-.
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Fahion I~ • 579 Newport Center Dr ••
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MAlllNIH
ILIMINTUY SCHOOL
By P~ Sonnie SWIM
Marincn is :a community of
learners where everyone (students.
le3chc~. princip31 and 1tlllf) bu a
quc)t for lifelong lcamina.
Recognizing the value of
cduc.Jtion for all students,
Marincn. School (grades K-6)
pl:icc) cmphosis on providing an
ac:u.fl!mic progrom whkh
en~'t>ur3acs each child to grow as
much :is po ible. The $Chool Slaff
w.>rk\ closely with parents 10
volunteer their special aalcnts to
assist us. and WC UC cratcf uJ 10. lhc
parent community for ~beina active
members of our leiming
cnvitonmcnl.
We offer parent cducaaion
cluses on curricutwn chanp:a and
other topics in wbkb they ca:press
intereJL
Excellence in cducatK>n..i.s
indeed alive and well at Mariae'l,
School. We arc proud lo SCl\'C odr
COIJlmunjty and to pow e,acb day
alonJ with our audcnts.
Unless you try t.o do somclhin,i
beyond wh•t you h•ve altt11dy
mastered, you will m:vrr
volunteer hundreds of hows readina v..ilb childml. WOilin, in
spcdaJ lfOUP ac:tMtia (indvdin1
art dasses. Scouts. Just.$ay·NO
dub, dtama classes). Ntotina.
supportinc ICbool..wide Ktivldes
(school camival, tcbool plays) and
romtina parent.ins dasses and
parent support poups.
There are many lpCCial evcnu tllina place at Newport
Elcmenaary lbroqhou,1 the 1ebool
year indudua,:
•Annual sdencc fair fntmna
science eahibils from all studcnu i"
pades "'6th heJd ID May.
areas ot ucclknee •Iona v.11h
arc.at ol ~nt.
A ~ CGmmattee "111 I un
~ for tJutt cb)'S m A p '"
¥niJy tlw ~ ol ahc •lr 11 ~ lft1aated ln ~n1. p .. • ng
oa l.h$ com.unit)' comm11tL('
shcNJd COOllC1 the
O.tes lCl rcmt r
Sept. 2', 26.: M:uh O in1,
Ru-.~
Oct. lO: lbd·to-Sehovl :-..
Oa. l: Hctba,e Run
Ott. ll: Homtt0m1n {J
nrpwf I~ llf&b t houl
60I Im.. A~., """°" lh ••• 11
promote learnin~:ll--J:Ztnlr---...-
j nJ a high M:lf·estccm for all
11tudcnts. Parcrib :ire encouraged 1 to tJkc a n 3clive role in their
chilJrcn '11 tear ning bolh 01 school
Jnd Jl home.
We place )pccial e mphasis on a
:.t1mula1ing curnculum and
hand~·t.ln lcwrning experiences for
d 111Jrc:n Our progr:im promotes
.inc.J e11cvuragc!> the :icquisition of
ba)iC !>lr..111:. anJ knowledge as well
:i11 higher order lh1nking and
problem )()lving i.1"11~. O ur childre n
arc co1»1111cmly given opponunity
to work suc:ccs fully. with others in
collaborative learning ac1ivi1ics.
Our lcachcrs:
• Rct.'Ogn1zc children's indiVldu:il
d1ffcrcncei. and adJuSl p ractices
accordingly.
• Understand how students
dc"Yclop :rnJ learn.
•Treat i.tudcnb c~uitably.
•Arc concerned with children's
!lelf ronccpls, motivation, character
and .1)p1r:11io ns.
•Know the moi.t eHcctive w:iys
10 convey subject m:i 11e r lo
1otuJ cnb. • u~ many d1ffcrc n1 me thods to
rcuch le.irning goal-..
• MJnage sludenl ~havior
cffcct1"Yely.
• Pl.ice a premium on student
accompl1i.hmcnt.
• Collabor:uc "•th olher school
)taff \o 1ncrcai.c ~hool
c:fkCll\ene~.
• Work collabora11vely w11h
parents.
Manner~ has been selected as
one or four schools 10 partkip:ate
in a d1i.tnct·w1de reuructuring
project -.i1h internationally known
authors. Druce JO)'Ce and Emily
Calhoun. Doctors Joyce and
Calhoun will work on site with our
communily or learners durina the
ncxl two yeari. to increase student
perform:ince.
We enjoy lhe honor of beina a
professional development school
for UCI. Our leachen assume a
moJOr role in the training of UCI
studenl teachen. Marinen and
UCI work in hannony to the
benefit of both their il11dcnts and
ours.
Mannen celebrates leamina in au aspcco of our academic year.
Our 11udcnts receive hands-on
Instruction-wilh up-to-dale
1echno&oo (computcn, lalcr diKI.,
etc.). Our library i1 completely
computerized. and we haw
computer ruearch capabilities. We
are proud of our Meet the Muaen
art appredaaion prosram, Project
Sclf·Esaeem, and special assistance
from c:onsultantslln physical
cducarion and science.
Marlnen has an llC'tk PT A and
s&udent council. Many parca11
-Ralph \Valdo
Emerson
Marlatrs Eltmenlary
Sdlool
2100 Mariners Drive.
Ncwport Odeh. 92660
(714) 7~.J.a66
Al\tr ad:aool catt:
Provided oa campau by
YMCA.
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HIGH SCHOOL .
-.....OlllMllGHTS
ILUUllTMY SCHOOL
81~ .. ,~
l'bc ~;alf .at Nc•pmt I I.
l:tcmcn&ary School in ~.••I'
Nc .. -pon H:ubor I Beach b;u pbaacd :an \''•l
fi r 1993·9.C i to prO\ iJc a cducaaion.:ll p'°'ram ( ~r .iJ
pc.;li\C r.lppotl 'Vlilb · for the 199).C).a hwf \~JC
lcad~n., p.lrCnl~ a nd hool., ~ communal;. NIWPOln'
ILIMINTAllY
SCHOOL
... Miloli!llOI. Mudcnlt.: to introduce bcca iJM>tvcd in k!pporhn •
clhnic d11rcf\ity (c.>nuru; scbool •·hh "Y n ci11ng ~. Wilson SemenW'y Prindp.ll"Sandy Bundy WOtb
with students in het 1chool's ESL c:Lus. and lo Ci! bli."" • bu:>iocu and actn-i•ics in the comm.:
partner in 1he communll). months By ~Bl Knigtt
The pl oC Newpon Elementary
School is to create a leaminf
environment lO assure all children
the opponunity to ma.dmiu every
natunl am they haYC and provide
&he skills and ltnowtcdge nC'CICISlry
to live an excitina. fulfilled life in
our complicated world.
It is easy to stale &his &<>:ll,
achievift& it 'takes a IJC•t deal of
cnero. in1clli,en1 plannina and a
gc.nuinc 9Q1Mlitmen1 10 chJJdru.
The stafC parenas and community
of Newport EJemenlary do have
the coaunitmcnl and 'kills required
to ~ this loltx._pl.
Included in the aalented cadre or
staff members ~ recular
classroom aeaCbcn (pdcs K~). 1
speeds therapist. raourcc
specialist. ~~. nurse.
music teacher, librarian. rwo
custodians, office manager, clerk
typist, principal and 10 part·time
classroom ajdcs,
•All ~l pla~ each t>prina.
• E.xtn Tune O:wcs (ETq held
Wcdnescby a/ler IChool. These
cla.sscs include such topics as
fon:ip laniua1e. an. k..'icnce and
music.
•Aller school 5Upervislon
prO\lided by the cily of Newport
Beach Tuesday. Wcdncsd4y and
Thursday.
•Artists in Residence proinm
provided by &he PTA where !oat
anists provide an lcssoru for all
children during the Khoo! ycor.
• Music prosr.un includes vocal
music for au •tudents· in 1 PT A
supponed prop-am wilh assemblies
lor an 11udcnu and 1pecial
mslruction in use of the recorder
for upper pade sludenu.
• An annuil rive-day Science
Camp for sixth cn<f.en conducted
by naturalisu in the San
Bernardino Mountains.
• Annual Olympic Run each fall
u the prinwy runc1 raiser for our
PTA
We pl n 10 a.chcJuk a Fol~io, the opcn1n~ ul \
Pnncipal's Bttalt/:ut ~ice a month the PTA -.It sponw r 1h • 1
to wpporu1udcn11 1n their pumiit Boot fair lhc •ttk or S 1 '
ol 00Ue1c and!or employment Children ..,OJ h~ the Uf'P'
pis. The bclorc·school bn:ak!~t to~ qualily ~'"' ts open to ahy in1crcs1ed •tudcnt or materi:d wit.b bOok ~ P'"''
parent. Cuftdinc new boob (or lh4! i...
We will~• SUgc1hon fom Piannts •01 ahcn have th1:
for c.apre in& concicm1/ opportunity 10 lcam murc: JI
rccommcnda&lonJ in all ~relb of . their chlld'1 dauroom P" 1 11
h1&h school academics and comina 10 B••dMo-School !'•~
co-cunicubr 1C11vi1ics and Sept. D.
ntablish a~ to resolve cs Oo Od 20, ~udcnts in i;1.1
ahrou&h the School Sne Council. ).6 -ru R«~-c vaJu:tblc M .l·
We will review the powbdity of infonnata durina the >eho
un1tin1 rhe various bocblcr d~ annual Bike Rodeo on c.impL'
o n campus &o proYtde common lpONOfCd by the NN-port lk
upport for aU atra curriculu Police ~mcnt.
prosrarn.s.. and continue tu offer ~ tte1plS studenh ••,
extra and co-cumcula1 p~ 10 alao be loobna f~vJ tl> 1hr
the fitudcnts. 1ehool's annu,al Fall f e'11"'' t l
The NC'WpOll Harbor Hi&h ~ 29, which •ill ha\e SC\'Cral
School facuhy. 11((, "ucknti and attractioos, indudins a H.iu111.
parcn1i ~111 be involved -nh a Sci( Home. With the ho™1a)"
Saucty to meet Keted1tateon •ppioXtlina. the JCh..>ol·s ct111.
requirements fot lhc Wntcrn wiU bdp needy (amilic..~ in 1hc:
Associ11ion oC Schools ;and communJty by dona1in1 ite m' h11
\
Ou.r aidea wort djrecdy wilh
teac:bcn and children in various Prosrams indudU., the computer
laboratory and Ptoject Read. • Boot Cain each fall and 1pnn1-
• P1ru1in1 daua wilh such
topics u buildina your chikr1
1ell<>CStean; devclopina
respooaaMJil)' in our cbi~n;
ColJcccs. the Than in& Food Om1: 1
The process bcpn last prin1 15·19) and lbc Holiday f·Uod "'' •
wit1'. "'M:f or the •tudcnts. (Dee. 6-10). N~n Elementary. bouu an
active PTA that agrasiveJy worb
for our children. Scores of parenas
0 A
.
T s
Boston Whaler • Grody White
Yomoho Outboards
714/673-2050
2900 Lafayette St., Newport Beach, CA 92663
.,
(acuhy and parents. The Jludy's The Rvdtnu """ be ble 111
purpose ii IO n1lu11c the curricub1 cele.bra1e the 1eason by ~rfu1111
and quaJity ol irutruaion and ICCk dirfetcnt hohday cus1oau and
SHAPE-UP
NEWPORT
631-3628
C,.u••-taa111•"•• • .._. .,..a • ....,...._ .. .. , .. .... ,.. ... __ .£, -.......... ...
,,...iofta arounct me Worid cturina
the Holiday Sbow oa Dec. 16.
Folbwina tbc busy bofidayl.
SNdeDIJ Will retV.tft to lc:hool la
January to bepn p&aaafac ud
~ their tde.acc ·
and cxpubnenu to be~ at
1bc Science Fair on Mudl 3.
Newport Hciahts lixt~
uudcnts will fvnbct their 1Cieace
cducatioa by •llendina tbc county
Department of Educ:atioa's •
Outdoor Science Sc.bool the week
ot Matdl 21.
Students will abo ~lop their ·us ia the visual and pctfonninJ
ans nk::lpatlftl in sevenl n~
production ol "Maiy Poppins" is
April 7-& and the children's
artwork will be exhibited c1urin1
lfiC annual Art f"airc oa May '20.
• Students can also participate ia
the school' Talent ShOw on Juac
17.
Parents and community members
ve Vt"Clcomc to come and Seam
mote about tht IChool's many
provams by visitint the campus
durin1 its open bouJe on May 26.
Students v.itl .,ain ~ the
oppon-unity to pure.hue boob
durins tbc kbool's sprina Book
Fair that week.
It i itnponant to note that many
o( the schoof's fine propams and
leamina materials are raade
poaible ttu-ouaJl 5l~t and
Camily patticipllUoo ia IC'ICnl
CuodradCn. Amon& lbcm arc the
Gm w.._., ~ (Oct. l ·U): Marie -ca:tlendc~·· Pie $aJc (Nov. 1·9);
See's Candy Sale (New. 24-Dec. 6);
a.ad the Jos·•·Thon on Feb. 4.
Newport HtJpu ~
ScMol
Jet East ISOI SL. HC'Wpoft 11act.. tl6A
(114 7""3Mt
After deel...,..,.... ........-:
Pl .. l•c• •a•~ .. •~ .., u. dCJ., H..,...t .......
dllWra ~U. ~·M rr.. J te s ......
pea for ~ studcftb and super
citizcaL Emmcnt autbOrs a.re
c:iommtndcd in ucb dassroom
once a mootb by the .Pri!'Opel The
office Panther 8'aUet1a Board
proudly displays students• panthers
for thiir continued achicYemcnts.
An annual PTA sponsored
Jos·a·tbon ii a hi&hJiPt or the
yeat. The Jos-•·thoa provide$
many damoom rnourca Cot
tcachen. Sdtnc::e Nipt is an C'Yt1lina in which K-6 indMdual
students aloac with class.rooms
preseal projects. ~riments.
research and ocher ideas related 10
science. Hobby Ni&ht is another •
acrMty foruurf .
together for a niJht ol Cun.
and the school community are
comnutted to working together to
enlwlce the Jeamina opponunities
for all our stlldent.s. We believe
education is a shared responsibility.
Paalariao Ektnnt.ary School
IMe Paabriao A,t .. Costa Mru,
92'26
(714) 55'-3#2
Aller ICbool planrouad procram:
P"°'1ckd oa caapu. at no ~.
bJ ik dty or Costa Mna r°"
dalldrnl 6-lJ, Moa.·Fri. from 2 lo
S p.m.
OUtdoor Science Schooi is a ey PMcipal ICemelh Killian ~ial opportunjty ror ftfab-gradc
· stl.tdcnts to spend a wee tll the --Pomona Etcmrntary School
mountains leamina bie>Jogy, ecology (grade K.5) is looling fo~:ird to
and botany. inc silllh-grade an exciting new school ~c:Jr
travels to the Catalina Marine " Collowina bst ytar's de~1gn:1t1on :i1o
Institute for a unique week study a Chapter l High Achi1.."mg A~arJ
of marine biolos,y. Sixth-graders · School by the st:itc Dcpanmcnt or
also participates in a mu icaJ Educ:uion. Eight schools m:ea"~d
product.on as a part o( their visual bis aw:ard last )C:tr in the t:uc
and pcrformin& arts cumculum. The Ol3ptcr I progr:im ~•II
1bc:se ~nts arc Stall. PTA and continue to assist :.tudcnh who
pareat 'f>OIUOl'Cd. need :iddataonal help an rc.lding
Paularioo School offers many and/or m.Jth.
cducatioaal options. Staff, parenu The new stale ~•en c cum~ulum
•
will be implemented :it :ill grade
~ls wi1b new boots and
m.lleri:lls. The teachers :lr-.:
rtteivin& additional eJuc:uion in
lhtS curriculum which ~ ~cJ
for a high level or student
i~'Ol,emcot aad partj ip:uaon.
Every three )'CVS dcmcAt:ary
schools experience a Progr.im ·
Qu;ility RC\ IC" procc :is part or
the School lmpl'O\'Cmt'nl Progrsm
fund inc. This "ill be such a yc:ir
ror Pomona. v. hen the tot:il school
program will be ~udic:d, and goal>
:ind obJccti,cs ''ill be punned for
the oeJtt 1hrcc yea~. Parcnl :uul
st:iff amol,cment is a \1l:il p:art of
Sp:ini.,h a> a forc1J11 l:angu;1gc
"111 be taught to all :.tudcnh "ho
.arc na11vc-Engl~h pcaL.mg tn
ktn~fleft l-luwgh .gratk 5. Ille
muhicuhural male-up of the
Pomona :i.ludcnt boJy lend' 11'-\!lf
10 an 1Jcal chm:lle in ''h1d1 10
lc:un :ano1her !Jngual!c.
l'unJ r.U\lllS a ll\tllC> Jh.'.
plJnncd c:u:h )Car b} th.! Pl A
The>e .tCll\.it~> arc ekch:d cad1
fall and scheduled thr\l\lghuot th.:
school )C:ir.
W11h \-:tc:inc1c> on the :i.t .. 11.
Pumon:i School~ pk.c..:J 10 h.1\C
See REPORTS '14
Spirit of mi 11tl .
Po11 t•r of nl11ct1titm
f
f.
' •
I n an effort to better understand how
.ic:tdC'2lic skill lcerned in school can
' dfc 1ivety be applied in the wurkplace, the
:-.IC\\pon·Mcwa Unified School Dis1rici aod the
Co:.t:t Mesa Ch:unber of Commerce are joining
force) to l:iunch n Business/Education P rtner-
'hip Day. tcnt:ui\.ely scheduled (or NoY. 29.
Nc•port../.lc111 Unirlcd School Di trlCI ~ •nd ~s in· K>lved in the PiH'tMrs in Educ1tio{I Prov-at: ~
Adams Elementary __ .. ······-·-··-·· .. -David A. Shulda En&erpri
Altem:atn. Education-············-·-···········-m---·-······N hem TNSt UnJl!r the threc-)car, $65,000 Qui Perkins
erant for \"OC'-lllonal educalion, an in-service Andersen £.tcmcnuuy ···················-···········-·----·-············ UJaJon Bank California Elcrnentaiy ...................................... -............ Carl's Jr. toe. JJ~ will be! set a:.ide for facul1y and st:tff at
Cmt:. Mesa and fa1:tnci:t high schools to meet Collese Park ···········---······ ........................ ·-···· Catt's Jr. Inc., (intclavc:)
('-0rona dcl Mar High SchooL..~ ................... Ncwport Harbor 01ambcr
"11 i: loc-JI bus1m:~ people to explore the
hu"r.c~ wortd. Disco\'cring how itudcnts an
of Cotnmcrcc
nd Loral Atronuuonia ·
t'<' i.u\.'ccs..fut altc r lea' ina :.chool by best
Jprtt,-1ng 1hci1 s .. 1lls <rm:t talcms in ttre -
., orkpl:\cc i!> the s°"\I of the in-service day. -
Costa Mesa ffig~ School ...... --········ .. •• • ... S1<11c Form ~nsuranc.c igtt-ln•rmcdi1ue , J& .Mcf1d1en Hotel
E5tanciu Hi'h School... ................................ CJ. Scsentrum s
Harbor View Elcmenlary ... firs1 Amencan C1p1tol Q.ank (i d\'C) Alta a bre:lkfut 01eeting bet"'ecn school
-tJll Jnd bw~nc people, te:tcher:.w · nd Kaiser Llcmcntary_._ ........... -..................... -~11 Mc C1umbcr or Commerce -the J.1, 'rsitrng local ~inesscll to to Jndu.~lsut Committee r ivc) pr1. pJrc sr:idu;itcs to be succc~ful cuipl0fce5.
l h.: d.1y culminates ""ith staff rcturnihs to
,l\Jrc their experiences.
Ksll}broolte Elementary .......... _._ Carl'' Jr. Inc. and Danit of ~port
Lincoln Elementary ....................... : ....................... _. The Fiel~onc Co
·11: Co .. ta Mei.a Chamber of Commerce will
h~ pr,1\ \ling busine s 1n each o( five
Muinc~ Elemenuuy ................. _ ............. -.... --:·-··· l1T Fe~ I b.ank
Marion P nons ·-··--····· .. m••············· COll:i MCA Police A tion;
,Jrc. du)ter are:h .
Ki·Dap Co, Sou~boiation
Newport El ·--.. -···· .. -···--····-·········· -··· -· ..... ~C"Jt. l
Newport Hctah• nUfJ -·············-·············-···· ·-C.,s fr. Int.; Olll i;oal ss to ~ portneMi wi.lA
hu,tnc-.\I.!\ IO the CiYC CJrc:cr-clu!>tcr 3reas and
rel.Ju: tho)c arcui. 10 coun.cs taughr ut the
Ontannk'a Lurru°'.Ccntcr
~t Harbor Wah School..................... Ne1rp0rt H rbor Cham~r
ol C:oc'Nuc~
~ 'nh PauJarino Elcmeontary ············-··--·-····· .. ·-c:c.ta M ( ll~)
.. i:condary level," !Ml)~ Mi~e Murphy, district
.:oord1n.1tor ol ~tudcnt and admini Lr;Hivc
.upp..>rt
C r1..1t1ng a ll)t uf p.:r:.onal attribute) that
li.>tli 'll ,c,~ful )tuJcnt\ and i.ucce~ful
1.m1111,co hJ\C 111 Cl>mmun "''II be one o( the
Pomona Elcmcnta.ry ....................................................... -•..•.. Km.art
Tc Winkle lntermed1.a1e ................................................... Carft Jr · Inc.
t .,~, ol the da'
·\\ ~· ..... 111t tu cmph.a1zc the lmponancc ol lbe jOUtt
rc~po11,1l 1ltt~ that bulh cduc.itson and busiricsl shaR iD
~n:.stmg :in cduc.1tcd work Corcc," says M\lrph)'. ,
An11c1pJLcd oulcumc) uf the day include business
mm tor\ \'l!>lllllg CIJ~\rOO'?f ~WO wceu l:iter, to share bow
.:uri a..u lum and ac.:adcm1c sti!ilh. rcl:uc to day·to-day bu.Wlas
opc1a11uns. In the '>p11ng. &udenb may hAve the opportunity
tu .. )h..1Ju""" d1ffc r~n• profetosionals -.1tbio tbe actual v.otlt
cm 1runmcnt
Opening the GATE of education
tor gifted and talented students
C1A IL (Gilled .snJ Talented
l Ju .. at11\0) I\ J ~t Jh:·lunded
pa'.~rJm ollacd h> fourth through
.2th ~r..1d"'r~. f· >rmuh called the
\l{,~I <~1cnrall> G1ft1.d Minors).
:hue .ar.: about 1,200 ds~trict
'tudcnh in,ohcd in the proaram,
J(.lOtdmg tu S~ndro EclJe1, GA TE
coordinator for lhe d~lrict.
"ldcntthcation begins in third
gra~ ... she ~id. j'1lird and fourth
gradcn. ore identified on the basis
of intclkctu:il ability. Firth ood
\l\th-gradcrs arc 1Jen11fied an an
a1.adcm1c achievement catCJOI}'
and )C\Cnth through 12th gnden,
b) nc;idemk performance:•
Accordina to Eckles. &M--1111
~tan in the fall wt.in a ,,.... .. r~"'
follov.cd by :a three-hour test
mcasurin& oc:sdemic progress in
rcadin&. langu1cc :and ma.th." she
»id.
s~cnth through 121h g.radcn arc
u:i.u:tlty rcfencd by grade point
avcr.lgt, ho"' ever, most or the
students have .ilrudy been
SCKcncd and evaluated in
elementary school
Eck.Jes uuJ ll.udcnts new to tbd
dlS1rict, but prniousJy involved iq
lhe GATE prop-am. ihould contact
the GATE omcc.
Elementary pupils -fourth,
fifth and sixth -meet about two
days a week at a locaJ school for
the prosnm aaustu by GATE
reCcn. a student to~ OA.,.~•'.'I:•-:
trainod lUChen. Harbor VICW '
acmeaary School in Corona dcl
Mar Ii this year's 1itc Cor lieocw
on criticll, anli\tc and lo&lcal
tbiAkina tkilJt Uona •ith
kadenhip and te.amWork Wk
office for testina.
"A parent may llO
· rcfcnal by spcakfot with
te:tchcr at the fall coorc-··.--
~id.
For third •nd Counh in•.,.
l"-O-J.lcp lcat is sl:ated for die
sprins.. The rant step u a l'.~P .
evaluation and JO lest; ~
:a.n hout·lofta 10 aw (or pupils
~ho tcored hip on the fll'R
"fifth and sixth sidca ~ t
first qualify cin the balls.
acblnement in the dauroom,
Seventh lhloUp f2th paden arc
admiaistcrcd thO prc>sJam at their
individual IChOolL Proplm options
may include fft~nt in ~lat ctaurooms. 'ictvl.nt:e placement
• d booon dales a.nd 1pcdaJ
c:owuelin,.
·For additional intormatioo oa
the OA TE ptOITam. .contact
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Is it a transition season? Or just reloading?
...,. Always strong in tennis,
locals await big year.
B / Sany Faullalef. S9<xts Wntet
T rans1tion i~ the focus for
Newport-Mesa Disu ict girls
tcnni) teams this foll. Wffh
nc'' coJchc!> insuUcd at C.Orona
d. I t-1.ir. Estancia and Costa Mesa.
J lhl the Jcparture of several )land·
••ul pl:l)cn 10 graduation.
!"c,•port Harbor, ho"c'cr, I) the
... \Ccpti.1a. "11 h veteran coac~
Clwln: Ulc1kcr holding $0t1le high
C\pcctatiom. for his experienced
gruup
Cd\l. with new coach Jennifer
~IJ\h:I), h.~ plenty of returning
tJlcnt. and llhould Join Newport as
J prime c-Jnd1d.i1c for the Sea
\ 1c" League championship, which
'"" he JcfcnJcd by Santa Marga·
n1.1
l .. 1.1nciJ, "''h firl>t·ycar co-
l0.1lhc' llob Rc)nold!> and Keri
\\ ood. could ba1tle for a playoff
\pot m the l'ac1fic Cobt League,
"hilc Col.ta Mc!>a, with fonner
CJM junior vari.ity coach Diane
Rclteu at the helm. faces a re-
builJmg year.
I he 111le hopes of Corona and
Ne" port will be led by singles
,1,1ndoul!> Sarah Hawkins (New-
port), Mame Asch (CdM) and
~lJra Colaiu1 (Nev.port).
ll;l\~lins dcfe:ued A~h in last
\cJr\ league singles final, while
C. olJ1z.zi won the Sea View singles
~w"n m 1991, before falling in last
~car\ i.em1finab
I lcrc's a cl~r look al the four
J1i.1ric1 teami.:
•Newport Harbor. The Sailors
ha'c nc,er v.on a Sea View League
u0wn. but Ole1ker hllS gone on
r~curJ for a i.ccond straight year,
lorcca,t.ng an end to that drought.
I n1uries and inconrnuency
thv. Jrtcd 1:1 .. 1 year's 1i1le run, as
C0l:u111 m1S)Cd scvcr21 key match·
cs while baulini shoulder trouble.
C.Olaini, a senior, .ind Hawkins,
a junior, should form a one-two
punch unrh·aleet by Sea View foes.
after sharpcnin.a their skills wi1b
sumnrer junior oum:imcn,s.
"I have the best two singles play-
er in the leaauc," Bleiler s:iid.
••Mara is totally rocovcrcd from her
shoulder problem and she's n ation·
ally ranked in the 18!.. And. Sarah
is ranked in the top 10 in the 16s."
Blcikcr\ oplimism 1i. further bol·
stcred by the rest of the lineup .
.. Santa Ma!"F.an)a and Corona
dcl Mar an: stall pretty strong. bu1
they both lost some flayers." Bleik·
er said. "We 're 5til ~dcd -at
least on paper.·•
Rounding out the singles lineup
1s senior Jennifer Jacob, who.Blcik-
er considers .. as good as any No. 3
in the leaauc ...
OpPOl!cots lookina to reoovcr
lost sanJlcs points in doubles, may
be in for more frustration from the
Sailors. • ··we bSYt three ..esome 5in&Jcs,
and we can back that up with ctlree
good doubles teams," Bleilter ex-
plained. "We don't have a bas.ic
weakness. We have some youth.
but those girls arc tournament
tough from C'(>fTlpttina In junion;"
Frcshm3n Vanew Godbey is
one or those experienced beyond
her yean. She brings a UST A
ranking in the l 4s into her first
varsity campaign and will team
wi1h two-year varsity vc1e~n Lind·
say Olson at No. I doubles.
Kim Lewis and Genevieve
Evarts. who played t<>cetber as
sophomores-in 1991 , reunite as se-
niors at No. 2 doubles.
Several different combinations
should be used at the final doubla
pairina. according lo Bleiker.
"freshmen Emily Baker and
Katie Canright will probably play
toicthcr. and another possibility is
5Cnlor Katie Hawtins and Jeri.mi
Girls tennis
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see some duty ot ~ :iddina 10 one 1hrou&h three. beau'< 1
the oplions Shmcry pion to «· b~ 10 pl~y lhe otbcr tum·) tl11
plorc 1n the pre-lcapc .ca)OQ. spoU ~:·
"It's nice to hove eo-mu h depth ScAkw Jennr OrQ.c, aoph\J111,11
_alHl_fiaiJIZi-ll"~"' id Slane • · -t.;a1hlc c
Conner standout a1 Orange Kaojcl could oho sec som~ hn'k
Collcce and QI Poly Pumona. the ainclca lineup. •h1'"h ,11,.
Junior Christie O'Mcan nd ic-Outtuatc bbed on •-ceUy C\>mp. "'°' AJida-8oicc ~·~ ;No. _ lioA rcw · · -. ~
doubleti tc~ l;i~ ICIS®, 3nd both 1.z,1ic Na :ari.ln and Oral~· 11 '
should provit..le )t:ability th1~ fall. the PCL double quvtc1f111.1h
Nelson and Scott could team up (alt.. and coulJ reunite tu fur ni 1
in o ne No. l do\lbk) )C(ftario. EasJCI' top p;i1ttng. ~houlJ l>r •
.-bale Rhodes nd frc$hm n McK-not cmcrse in 11n1lcs.
enna GI saw '°"" aoOtM"f pm-Olm.xii.a J SCI and KJtlC .,_I
Sl°ble pairiOJ. · ~. bolh frt IDCQ, ~ Jl1'•1
··1 thinl we h.a\"C as ~ a lilety doublcJ c:ombtoa•-in ¥.
chance as anyone to •an the tbe iopbomorc tandem ur "'
lcaaue. and. the Jim arc al int MillhcMc and Riehl Huu'"h .• 1 1
about a lea&ue cham~ip as the ~Lb mowancnL
their pl," Slattery uid. •·wc'rt ftOt fiaurlo& to "111 •
• Eataltda: Reynolds and Wood Pet.. but .. lhou.ld SM IC:J
ftpre '° lftjtc:t a doUble doM Of NO fot tJicir money," Re' r
enthusiasm with their ituceM PfK" PiJ,
alee rep.men. which foaatct oa fst· • c.iU Mela: The Mu\1 ,1·
ncss. as "'"()I as .Jc.ill deve.lopmca1. made \be DMMoa U plaru1h
.. Keri and I will altc.ma1e ,...... year ..,. but rcrurn oaty '"'u r t '
the vanity aod the JV la ~.. Cft fl'Oll\ &Ml team. Wllh one 1
• • . • Reynolds Said. -.We hew them dliole ..... -IO ... It lca\I Tear.' &aid. Ble1ker, who da.ms h11 wotkina hard in lhe prescatOft. and mooda wtda an illness. ::~ = ~~n& the top ~~ airls have a IQOd anitude abou.t Juakw Heidi U.btvoc:t " •eon.. del Mar: Ln addition •L • aboUklcr thie leadcnbjp role. u1
to Axh, Slattery atttts the re-Attitude may"be a bi&. key an de· tc.niof ~ Gallacher rte"
tumina doubles tandem or senior f Uilns the ~ oC two-nme ae.aue her hultb. :r1M twolOme ,
Kristine Winton 1t1d junior Jenny doubks_ ~tnalast Lauren Weaver ~ted to opca at No I d •11
Glasgow which also claimed nan· •.nd Kristina Gnp1tts to ara®a· bla,, bu& Rflt~ pbns lo mml
ner-up l~urcls in lcaaue. hon. Weaver. the 1ehoofa Fe.male te.mpo!"fY. rq:Ucnnent to 1.:
A1hlc1e of the Yc~r. and Ofi&;:shis ""•lh ~1. Sophomo~ Megan Wachtler. al· helped lead tbe Eqlcs to an 18-6 Junlof Diem Npyen h the c.•r
ready • vanity vet~nn, could pus~ record and a IUtprisc Nn '° b.sl kadcr '"'°"' the. Wilk pl.1-. ~h for the top .~natcs spot, 'YP'· yeat's CtF ~won I scnuruuts. with juftior ~Jeannette Maher .••
'r:ng • :"'::"~rve 11"'°'Pherc o.ncr finis.hina second in lhc PCL Crahm:an JaMI)' Polter stuc:<l . · 1 ~.' ~rva ' neup.. .. Seniot Jglic Faeldu and mt.Kh· Nos. 2-3. mpccdvety.
Its pr~tty heated ngbt now, itQPro-ted sopbomoR Whitney QiJ.. Reueu ha ChrisliM Wnt~n.1h
Sl•!tery said o( ~ pracason ~-liam n:tum to anchor the • Its and Soft.J ~.Kd at No. l Joutik -
1unng ~or ~ A»d I expect tt coatinaent, bavift1 rue.bed lbc .0th IOplkJlllOwU Betty fulumo:
to continue. . • k-cuc q\r<erfinals 1 )Cal qo. and Vanessa Do at at No. 3.
Sophomore Alma .~&. sentor .. We can F whh cit.her ol them "We buicaUy be the •hole '
Heather Nelson a~ JUDIOr ~ at No. l Of No. 2. depend aa on 'ty team from tut yur, but 11
~ .arc also •~ m the mateb~pi with our oppoocnts... aim 11e woR1ft1 hard nd 1~rc • 11.nstes ptc:tu.re. RCJDOl<IS saJd. .. , don't realty WOO)' tome ial room fOt pVl'th ¥.111
Winton and Glasp may allo too mucb about rankins pll)cn r )'OUDFf payen." Rettcu 11:11J
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-~ ollesCgame fn town?
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Some say CdM·N8WQ9ft
others say Newport~dM.
By bry fdnef. 5--WriW
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You can see it cmntna •••
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>trength in the middle pru' 1J~d b) ' '
6-1 fi~t-tc11m All-PCL rctur~r
Jolin Schnurstcin 3mJ 5-l I re-
turning starter C)nJI R1ch.mh
1 r:icie Heim~ a ~cond-tc;im
All·PCL pld last )'C:ll, return> to
trigger tbc attack. '' hich will hope:
to 3dd hitting punch on the oubidc
Crom a fivc·pla)CJ rot.uion
Senior T11:1 Ta' arcs >tUtcd
much of b>t sc:;uon, \\h1tc seniors
Tracie Manz and Jackie Connelly
add pknty o( v:usity cxpcricntt
Apnl and Alloon T OINnscnd.
both scnion. contribute depth :n
the hitting positions. anJ ~
more O\ristmc Dahle. the top
pbycr on bst year's JV. coulJ
cmerc.e u a second scuer.
Tbe Eagles matched la n~
Beach's 8-l tuiuc record hudi.n
into a rccubr4SCUOft cnJina >how·
down b.st yeu. but h d to ule
for second-pl cc booors alter the
Artists swept them aside •
• C.Sta Maa: r.nt·)'Uf ('OQ(h
Sandy lbllinicr v.clc.omcd j~ two
reuerttiftl pbycis from Lu! 1CU00°•
S·Jl squad, but S-7 1CAiot Ttoey
Vep. t:lst ,.c.at"s MVP tbc focaJ
point '°' optiflli.sm ~ Akia Haiber, a S·9
ouu:tdc bitlef, and TJM1t1 IM,a. a
S.10 ICUU, brin& ICMDC d\&b upcri• um k> tbis ,ear·, aqyad. __..
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CORONA DB. MAR SEA KW I
Holland: 'II we °Can iet there, ·we c• m..Jt'
...., Se2 Kings have aJI
the cards to get it done;
Hollano in 20th campaign.
S1 Roget Canson 5'lorts Edl!of
C uruna dcl Mar
H igh mom!>
Jnd dad)
.. uuld probabl)' be
... ell·Jd\t)cd not 10
\Cf\C their fOOtb;:ilf
p!J)C:C~ IOU m;iny
.. pplc 1urn0\c:r\ around the dinner
tJble. the\" JU'>I m1gh1 thrnl 1here'!>
;.i 111.:cdlc :.r11:ichcd to 1hem.
I urm.l'\cr\, vou ~e. aren't the
x.:a Kan!;)' La\Onte topte It's been
\OmL n1r.e month\ since the ~
>-.mg."> '<'ere d1sm1s\Cd from the CIF
01\ 1)1011 IV pl3~offs b) arch·r~aJ
'c"' port H!lrbor. :!8-:! I. an the Bat·
tic of the BJ) II before a packed
'c'<'p.>rt H.ubor )tJd1um
Uut 11 would be ha rd h.> Jmagine
CoJ1.h OJ\C HollJnd'i Sea Kmgs
ha\c forgoucn JUSI e.uctl)' ~
the) ~lf-dc~truded. D\ they dad
.. g:.r1n I ru ... un In a Sea v.~
Lc.1gue \COtun.:
0\1.:tJll the ~ ... King'> ~ere plus·
0 •taoiie11oet $ • ··u.a-..-5 ·LA1g1t~ •C.~
I 1 an lt:rm'> of gt\C3'<'.J)') to The tnck 1s to finl.Sh m the top
takcJ'"J)\, but agJ10\I 11.ie'tllporl three to &uarantce a pla)'Offs
llJrbor (an the pb)ulhJ ;ind Tus· bcnb, bccau)C there bas been a (a.
tan. C:J<.h of th~ game\ was a 7-2 m1liar pauern 10 Corona dd Mar
m;.ir~an in tur~ers. \ 1r1u:illy kill· over the past few years.
ang CdM\ chJnce) If you .,ant to bcllt the Sea
·\\ c: re:illy h;ivc 10 ~ork on con· KJnp, CCI 10 them early, not late,
trolling the ball.' ~·d a dead-because the la1cr it acts, lhe
panned DJ\e Holland. who Ii en· tougher CdM gets.
tcrang h1) 20th campaign on Cororu ~t now, ho-ever, in typical
I.lei M .. r., coJch. one 'rctory away Hollandcsc, the CdM a>ach. Stale lrom h1\ IOU1h ~in at Corona.
M<,..t would agree th;it this tS Coach of lhe Year folJowina his
one of lhO\C )Cars," in terms of team's badt·to-back C1F CIOWns IA
po1en11al, and ncn Ho l· '88 and '89, aUd, .. rm
I.ind. when taken :u1dc, not eoinJ to say anyt.hiQI
"11 111 ndmll, "If, and n's a unlil it hlppcns. ~
big 1f. we c;in get to the p to do it."
pJayorr\. I think we can The ooJy rcaJ quaaioo
win 11 ·· c:omcs in the acriaJ pmc
The Sea Kmp enter where a vacancy wu cre-
1 hc '93 0tmpa1gn with No. ated by the p-aduatioQ
2 credentials in Lhc pre· ol Matt Evans at quar-
M:;uon CIF Oivmon IV terback.
poll. "Tbat'a the mafn
The lcey, of course, as Dave Holl.and thins," said Holland,
1ct1in& to the elimina· . "scttin1 ~ur ~assl!'I
tions The rood as raJlcd with huce pmc Pna and p:tlJJll solid With
hurdles, begmnin1 with Sunset our oflcnsivc pactap. De~
Leasue huvywc1pts Edison and we have a lot of IU)'S a>nU.o1
Marina, and district nval Esancia. I know our playen think they have
• shot. .. Then it'a Sea View play and one
would be bard·preu.cd to una11ne Matt all other in&redientJ seem
a tou1her lcasuc for C.dM. Irvine, ~o be in place -in terms o( cxpe-
Woodbridce. Santa M:ariarita and ricnc:e, size and depth on a 4-man
Tu,11n arc the first to a>me to tquad.
mind, u wc!ll as Danie of the Bay h 's also IO deep in talent lhat
pcrhap one or two pla~n inay nemells Newport Harbor. Saddle· 5tan both wa)-S. and that's all, and
b11ck ind Un1veno11y. that'• one of she real keys.
Potential injury 1s a m.iJOr Cac1ur, "That's what I really lfkc," con.-
3\ c~1dcnccd by lhc loss of two-way 11nued Holland. "We're. stnvln1 fot ~tiandou1 Bobby Fouladi, who went that (t~o-pl:uoon) You c:a.n pl
down with a brokco .anl.lc dunna: bumped off earfy, but with so many
practice on Aug. 31. His loss 11 a reps. by the ti~ you hopefully hit
h.uvy biow. How Iona? It hasn't the playoffs. )'Ou 'rc all JOOd and
been detemuncd. you're all frc~." lri.vt Hopn
No. PIQtr,,....
42 Rob AJshtlcr, db-wr
6J Jeff 8ogdu. °' -dl
Jdf 8of'land, de IC
4S Todd Borland. db-wr
31 Myb DMi. •T.Jb
3.3 8&D Dcudw. fb.lb
22 J J . DiC.caarc, db-rb
26 Mite Oipado, rlHfb
17 Bobby Foulada. oa·nl
32 Scou H.ardcaty, b-rb
30 Bnaa Hopn. db-rb
76 H Ho.emlOWl, ol~J
14 Lindsay Jobmoa. qb-db
2S Jan.my Kunc, r ·WT 6S One Lee, di~
90 Mdey loft&. dl·lc
91 Shawn McAWc:y, tc
34 Man Nichols, cfb..wr
50 Richie Nlchob.. c-lb
II ~Perlmutter, qb-db
41 Seo« Proud. db-wt
71 Toay Spear, ok1
1S Bea s-er, 0(-dJ
10 Bi11J Taketa, wr4>
38 Qria T.,tor, IMe
37 ~c:r.db-wr
" J.Jl. Wah. rt.-db
7 Joell Wah. t1>-fa n Scott Walkim, e>dJ
62 Cana wen., 1>-o1
11 Scott W"ltadlti. wr-db Sl Bill Woodward. ot
23 ... Zoelle.pt
Ht. \\L n -••ta s 10 I~ ~r '92 ktleml&ft
6' ·~ So up from fro&b
b·3 its Sr '921Uttcr
b-0 I~ Jr dap .. '92
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~ 10 in Jr. ~fro. IVs b I HIO Jr. re ctaltcr S-1 l ~ Jr '92 pc lllJtCr
S·ll 2A8 St '92 ltattcr 6-0 205 Sr 1-.o--JUI aartcr s 10 185 Jr '92 darter
S JO 23.S St Tonucc tnmlct
S·ll 210 Sr "92 lcUc.f9U s 1)2 So Up from the fl'Odl S·lO 190 Jr '921dicnau
~ 2.8S Sr. '92-..ncr
M 210 Jr Dcfttt tra..ter
6-0 180 Sr '92 ctaltCJ
6-3 21)6 So Up frca tbc fl'Olb ~-10 16S Jr '92 ac.ucn.ao S-10 16S Sr '92ttancr
6-1 2.SS Sr 1-fwed ia '9l 6-1 26.S Sr. 1-year •arta S-9 ISO Jr '92 lcnuaaa
6-t 20.S Sr. '92--5.9 16S Sr. l·}'Ufauter S-10 180 Sr '9'lAl.QP S·IO 110 So. Upmatk,_.. M 22.S St. '9'J ktfiaw IA S-10 llO Jr. '92 a.1cr S-11 178 Jr. '921cnc .... 6-2 248 Sr '92....,.
S-11 160 Sr. Socaer import
C8llONA . DR MAR SEA KINGS ---
Ccibl'. SM Ind bU.
l.lagul: Sea Yn.
199'2 l'ICClnt Leap. 3-3-1: C>tetal.
&4-1
Type GI Clfllnsa: 1-back ,.,....
r1111 GI ........... .t-3.
Hiid ~ °"' Holllnd (20ltl
Sea · Kings hive the .._akings for one
or I.hose 'campaigns to remember'
yew. eH&-10)
Stan: Ct1i0 C!)lltftl (Clef~
~;· .... '=r· Im): 8n1t Twry ( inl):
~ Class. depth, muscle
penneate throughout
Holland's 1993 edition. Chlltl Hldlrt ~): Tom
Mdwtn (an.lliM c:oonlnar): Pit · 8y D-,....v .... ~-E..__ kelV (oftlnsfwl h); 8ferc ()gdert • .,.. .. , _,,_., .......... UlllUI
(rwnng tlaS). Mii tony (Wida -c dM ::: ··eras .
tectMrS): Grev Mlnhll (db's) • depth and mus'·
.tWlaf11111J11 clc.
(Ill• tt • •I That YrOUld seem to
5-. 10-Edltaft (•Fi be the most accurate ~~~~~
Sept. .17-MaMa (• .-ay to dcscn"bc Co-··-:.iW.IClll' S.. 24-Esllfw;ia (• ) rona dcl Mu High's . a..._ Lt ... n rootb~ team as it Jlnh for the '93
Oc:t. 2-• IM'8 campaip •. starting with one of its
Ocl a-s. ~<•NH) most ambitious schedules ~r.
Ocl 15-~ (II NH) • Sunset Lcquc powerhouse Edi·
OCl 22-'MlodbrtOgl (II M11) '°" u the first to sive this editton or
1 ~. ~:= C• NH) Co:tcb .Dave ~1~·s Sea Kinas •
Now t2-Slddlilba t• CdM) , lest F~y ~t tn one of <>r.ncc
All pim at at 7:30 pm. <;ounry' U\IJOf noo·lcaaue attnc·
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It's just the tip ol the iceberg in a
lillcr tcbcdulc which HoUand ~
will C\'Olve into. at '#Orst, • w.mval
~th to the CIF Division IV play·
olls.. wllcn: lte bcGC\'CS the time-
table .nu be in his favor.
Herc's a rundown, ~tio_n.b)'·
positiqn, on the ·Sea Kings:
Q uarterback -this is de.arty
the critic:!tl area for Corona,
the \1>id left by 'Matt Evans.
When the p:tds were put on for
the first time this fall (Aus. 26) the JOb was a tossup bctv.cen 21().
pound senior Lindsay Johmon and
Junior Aaron Perlmutter. Both
enter with \-irtuolly no upcriencc
on lbc varlity level at the position.
Perlmutter may be quicker with
better feet; Johnson has • solid
l.nowlcd,ie or the puslnl pme.
R unnin.a back -maybe there's
• some coocem at quarter*k,
but at running bacl. as well as the
rat or lbe squad, there's • confi-
dence which swirls lhrou&h the
CdM camp, and logically so.
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J.R. Walz. a two-year stutcr and
re tu mi"t AH.0 F 1elcc:tioft. leads .
the way. Tbe S.10. 180--pound senior ...,,.. -~,,...
ran for 1,543 yards on ~ curies Senkw J.a. w.az. reNl'M to the. '93 ampi.ign with All-OF aedenlw .
las& year, avera.U. 6J yards •
cany. ud scorina ., toucbdowaa. ::.:.:::.... ti: M
W-=-1f·1D n 47 ..... ,.. 11• , .. ..... .,, ... .......... ...:: ,,Jr. :-:C,:L .a oa ........ tJ • ,.__ rt a ........ ,.. ,.,, _._....... IHI Ma ~-----... _ ..... ._ ........ =---D ••41 •-M ... ., __
Walz &ufl'crcd a hamstriq lDjuiy
du~ the tndL aod fidd IUIOft.
and It bothered bUn IDOlt ol the
swnmer. M.1 he appe.an ao be IWly
RCIO¥Cftd DOW.
One 'of Wala' Uideawb fl bil
ability co co.isaea&IJ *Ill~ tact.len daat CJlltl ,aid or two; .,_., °" OCCMiilM Ml mGded Niii bave bKk.ftted wicJa the ball nat\Wty
wort.ial --. • ..J.ll. ... ~ lllOtOd ~ , ............ -
a WlnlllllWKlllS•••~
• biacl .. ...,,. ~ ..... °'" I .-• ~t ...-.. ;.aiar. • I,..._,~ ... -°' .. • tilM ................ . ,.., ............... .
I Ali aM1i:. • w • a ~ • fnlllry ....... ~ .... ,.,,.
Also in the ttecivina corps arc
Rob Alsbuler, Qarth Turner, Scott
Proud. M:ttt Nichol JJ. OiCeurc
and Scott Wituchki.
All ol them r'l\lre heavily "' Co-
rona's pusina pme.
Qris Taylor (6-1, 205). Midcy
Lona CM. 28.S) and Jeer Bort~d (6-
3, 21S) ~ Corona multiple op-
tions at tiaf\l end. In tc nns of Slat
none brinp m~ with him. ln
tcnns or potential, aU·lca,ue caliber
people will oOeo be on the bench.
0 rren.me tine -blue chips J>f'C•
va1I here, but not qwtc to Hoa·
land'• tOUll satisfaction in depth.
BU& there are e h '° prod
ttolta.nd into sayll'\lo "wc\oc •
putO-bM ...
Scott Watkins CM. 225) is a& tbt ~ and ho'• hanked bY 1uu
bAa..Y ..
Ton) ~pcJr (6-1. 255) an.J 'trnng
bl.l} lklbb" roubdt (.S-11. !4 1
Richie N1choh. J <>-::!. :0<> puunu
~>phomori::, can jJw )t:.irt .11 •'l:ntcr,
but mJ} Jct J'> thl! .... upl'r· uh:·
"'''h un Jbilit) tu mu'c 111 'hurc up
"-hJtC\er need come' m th1: line.
l hJJ nl!Cl!'>'>it~ armed l~r too
early for Hol!Jnd -f uuladt "cnt
d0\\11 \\Ith a brohn :inlle during
thrl'C·J·da\.-S :ind ht'> return rcmJln"t
an the air~ -:i huge M"'" lor the
CdM program
l:b~lups :it guJrd I •I '••hul)
doel>o't hll) :ire: OJ\c u. .. (5·10.
IQO) und Caner \\ell 15-lll ISO)
ll1LI \\uuJ,,:ird (b-!. :'.J\) ;ind
·Oen Sumner (6-1. ~65) .ue ~10J.enJ
tJd.le-..· Jnd thC) 're bJcleJ up b~
Holm.in Hos....cm11.>un (:' IU. !JS).
and Long. the 2 '"·pound ttght end.
a( neCC)'>..lf)
K ading g:ime ·-Mile Zoclk,
a )Otter import, :ind J1mm'
Ke.me. up from the fre hm:in team,
"'ill handle the _.pl:ice-l.1d.m~. and
their potential is iUCh ihat I loll;rnd
offers no concern. nt all
Wituchki and DtCc'>Jr.: ,h;.ir
punting duties. coming an.
Wau. Digrado or Hogjn .111 l1g·
urc: an the return i;:imc.
D cfen'i~nc -Holl.1nJ'~ ti!m·
IOI)
'Wc\e got nine rctumin~ i.tJrtcl'
on defcn\.C:· 'J'll the coach v.ath
pndc .
The front stJrb wuh Wclh. (I )
:and Borland (215) O:tnJung tad.le
Long (2 ~)and H~1ni0\ln (235)
"Our ench :ttt grut, ·· ~td Hol·
land ··Borland got hurt l:bt )CU.
but he' back and rc:td). He' J
great p;i» n1shcr. AnJ "c: h \C
Caner Wells." .
Bad.up to Long and Ho maoun
ll t cl lc I) Sumner, gi\ing Coruna :&
··,u~Mhrcc .. look at the p<blli n
with Foul:>di missing from the pie·
turc.
Soon H:u dcsty (6-0, 20S) return'
"'''h second team all·lcaguc hont.ll'
at inside lincb:ickcr. and In t:.indem
v.nh him is Chns T:aylor, 6· I. ~. a
returning l>tartcr.
B:act ing Hardesty and T:iylor up
is Nichols. the .,.J. 206-pound bl~
chip sophomore
S cc:ondlJ')' -the Sea Ki"I So
with a "five-back" sca>Odal) -
with two trona wctics pl in, t
roae of out.side lioebad.er '°"'
5afcty, ~ CdM • dcCeiwvc flea.
1bility apim.t the run or p:i.
Nichols and O.C.c re are l
uncn at $lf'OQJ safety, bxkcd up
byDiJ~
There re two camcrs in the ~ •
tcm and CdM three tO r&U \
t'tlr'O arc w• Hooa. Twncr and
A ukr. Bactvp "hcte ptO¥ided
by Ta .. cta aDd Oa\i.
At rrec reay • rn.ct. Meted
up bf J .R. Walz; l.nd Todd Borlind
I blck¥p, ch.her at free Ot .
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COSTA MESA MUSTANGS
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'Tiny Costa Mesa· ii not so any aftlp. all
..,.. Mustangs not only huge,
but they're entering with
uncommon credentials.
By Roger Canson. Sports Edlor
I ~ this the "Dream
1 ~am " most
( ost:i Mesa High
footh.tll followers
1.1011·1 even dare to
J1cam .thout?
If \'OU oould juJt
Idle tim team on the merits of its
··pdpcr-look," and kip up about a
dl•len INCeks or so .. wouJd the
fanta~y Jare march deep into the
C If-playoffi.?
Nohody at Costa Mc .. a High.
~hl'lt>I ~ looking that far ahead, or
booking any reservations for the
penthoU)C yet, but there aro ccr·
1am numhcrs and facts present on
1hc Mu tangs' campl» which oould
1urn almost anyone's head.
Numhers? How about 20 touch-
down~ from a returning All-CIF
running bacic hltc Bmh "Runaway"
Tran?
How about a Junior transfer full-coordinator. Defensive (Nitration back named Dewayne "freight
Train"' Crenshaw, whose size, 6-is at an end," predicts Miller.
The numbers and commcora foot, 190 pounds, pales in terms or have to be like music 10 t.bc can to
what you sec on ibe practice field t.bc glory~tarved MUltaDp football
(4.6 q>ccd in the 40 and consid-'·-· who haw codured ~a 33-
Myron Miller
ered no less .....,
than No. 2 in year span in wbk:h Calta Mcaa bas
strength 00 a 29 non-500-plus ICllOGI OftJy four
t e a m w h i c h times bas Meu come up "win~
bleeds in mus-nus." Fine 8-1-1 m 1976. 7~ in
des)? "78. 7-S m '79 and 6-S u. '90.
Ho w •bo ut "'l'bae ICaion wete 8-1 u freab-
four three----r men and tbey ~ in t.bcm-,-·-1.-" coatinued a.int.... "'YOG starters? How _.,,.._. -
a b 0 u t r i v e add a couple of tramic.ra and it
transtcn? How matea it a little better. I Last tbint
about a front we can play with aa,body.
line which in-Tbete ii not a linale pceidoa,
cl u de I . 2 3 (). that isn't stocked with I ret.unau.
pound Jason Weir at tight end, ltuter, or better, includina tb.reo-
tagged on the end of a line which year IW1Cr Jeff Nic:bliac at quar-
mcludcs tac.k.le Jared Wibon (6-6, terbact. wbo'U be C¥CD more iDte-
287), guard Brian Sm.ilh (6-5, 291) pated into t.bc fJllaD with an op-
and center Jon Schroeder (M, tioo format introduced to t.bc dou·
240)? Th1t doesn't even include blc-t.lgbt end, I formation.
the "weak.side guard,'' All-CIP re-ll there's a question in t.bc Mlll-
tumcc Bryan Luxembouraer (6-2. tanp' camp, it'• oac wbk:tl obwi·
220). ouaJy linacn from a year • !beta
A calculator will tell you thole the Mustanp were bu.med b9dly by,
numbers ~rage out to 253 pounds 'the lack of an dfec:tive pulioa
per player from t.ight end to op-pme.
polite pard. ''We ran for a.lmolt 3,000 yank
An 1ttitude? "People arou.od lut year, but a>Wdo't throw and
here are tcUiQa me it's differcat couJdn't catch,.. said MWcr. "I
now, it's DCYer beea like this," said think wc'U ruah for IDOR t1'ao
ICCOnd-year coach Myron Miller. 3.000 ~ t.bia year, and if we can
'"This yea.r's team would beat lut paa !0/7$-80 yarda a pme. S to 6
year's team by three or rour touch-completions out of 10 attcmpca, we
downs. For 1 ICbool like this (en-can mate our nmo.iq pmc nea
rolbncnt l.000) to aet a poup lib better.
chis is 1 rare thin&-'"Tbe fact ii we have 1 fullbed:
... e:q>ed to contend, and I'm who pa under '4.6 m the '40 with
not talkina about contcndJna for 190 pounds. U they don't •top the
the OF playoffs, but few our imide play, be'• aoina to be pop-
leape championship. <Mr the pm, for 50 and 60 yank. We're
1oQa bauJ rm not Fina to act just a mucb more pocent ofteme ...
111a11J ycaR with a p'OUp of at.hlelcl 1be addition of He.adcnoo lO
lite dlil." the IWf la a bup plus_ ICOOl'dkti
You 1117 &be defeme wu pRtty lO Millet. '1'his py is better tJwa I
11t.abbJ • ,.., aao? Bater \letcran am." said MUJer. "rd be happy to
Aka Hr••-11 t.M ~ be ..-,rr''
• • 'I I I: f '., -1 '1 _I • e -DAl.Y·Pl.OT (LOCALS ONLY)
J.ved Wehaft (78) wl Briu Smith (S1) offer t~ opposition• lold (571 pounds betwlea ti.em) to dtil with.
•••·llE-IUYlll
No. l'taJft', podtioa KL Wt.
4' Joey Asdullclta, lc·ilb 6-1 190
59 AMan> Cervantes. dl-ot 6-0 200
22 Carles Qat.man, wb-d> 5·10 170
30 Dcweyoe Oensbaw, ft>.de 6-1 190
67 Ariel Hcred;a. c 6-2 215
51 Wayne Hcrq. dt-"I .S-10 198
6S Jesus Lopez. U>-os S· 11 190
6' Btyan Luacn.bouraer. lt-mlb6-2 220
9 Adam McNaJJy. tc~b 6-l 180
24 Jeff NiebllnJ. qb-llb .S-10 175
21 Steve OwcnS, ""lb S·l I 160
S6 Jon Schroeder, c-dc M 240
SI Corey Sides. wt>-d> .S-9 I SO
2 oUtlan Sipa. wb-s .S-10 I SO
SI Brian Smith. ra·<h 6-S 291
12 Rr.n Taylor. q~b 6--0 160
l Binb Tran. tb-d> 5. 7 170
6 Juan V ac:a, tb-cb 5-8 I" SJ Bat VaVata. lt-na 6-0 210
89 Juoa Weir. te-do 6-0 2lO
78 Jared Wilson, rt-dt 6-6 287
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"92 &ettcnmn
Up rrom the JV'
FOOlhill traM!er
EdiloD tramler
Up from the JVs
Up rrocn the JVs
Newport tramlcr
"92 All-Of
'92 uarter
l-,at mner
l-1U' Jt:artcr
Up Croat tho JVs
'91auncr
fitA ")'Qt player
3-)'CU' 1tanen
rresbmUMVP
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&tuda traftl(c.r
'92 stance
'92l~Sbncr
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...... _ Mr. Inside and Mr~ Outside carry
the load in .. Costa Mesa's big quest
~ AJl-CIF Binh Tran re1ums,
but· he has some major
help this time around.
By Roger Cart son. SiJoiU £ d.IOt , 'This rs the bc)t team
lhii ~hoor,
C\cr had... uid one
Cost.a Mc~:a High foot·
b;all l)pc. v.ho h:h
been around for a
q1.uartcr ccntuf). ''And "e b:a\cn't
C\~n pla)-cJ a game, )Ct."
"Dcv.:s)nC: Cren hav.'! He' the
be t football playtr wc\.c ever
h d." ..
'• I 2 lfl As you mi&ht u pcct, 0-cn h~ Cllll .... (1-7, 1-4) ~·, pb)ccl a pmc for CO!>t:l
aueot1 flllDMOUALJ 1c . either.
ttu•1n1 Con~Jtring he'~ Ul the same ~ '= = 'ii ~ ~ bxkfidd with .omconc v.ho lw al-
7' • • •• I tt rc:uty a.t blis.hed tum.»el( as the r, ~ t{ : ~ 1".hool' all·timc No. l (AJl-CIF tai1·
>7 2u u ~ :t bad. Uinh Tran), the Stillemcnt be·
~ i: tl ~ ~ · 'C'OmCS ~"" more iJn1rkun1.
J 1 Jl o s Without quc.,taon, nC\·er ha\-e the
~ i t n o 1 CCDta Mc~ Mu tan entered a ~ ,.~ •0 0 4 -.ca~n "'-•lh more ,gl~ing crount
~ pa ,. ... lM ~L td o r their potenllal. for I ~hool \ltllh
~ ,, m ) •~7 ' ~ liuJc (comp:arat1,el) puling)
~ ? fl g ~ ~ llXllmphsheJ, there j, 1 pre urc
""'~ bu1ldin4 like nc,cr before. ,. nn-..._ _. ._.. Herc a ~1t1oo·b)·po 111on nan-
11 1'° 100 1 '~ <k>-~n Oh the Mu tanr.,: • !C) 11 t : zt • ! ~ 1~~ ~ ;; Q uarterbacl -Jct( N1cbhng rc-
2 15 1 o o 11 turru. for hi thud year as a
1 6 lO o • starter, anJ the Mu tang' ant11.:1pate ;: ~ ~ ;g g ; a dram:stk improvement 1n terms of L...:;;;...._.......,...._...,,. ... .-..~
~ ·Jama e inRictcd · pce1fically. bet· ,,.. 1»."" o . sz.Mll 11 ~ tl tcr pa ing results. and another "'-3Y Mr. Outsidt (Binh Tran, left) ilnd ~· In ide (~tlync.Crcnsh.l~) giH· \\4.').l .1 \\ic'-ed on~·two running punch.
""9 It Wll ,. 0-.. 1l .... I tO '""t it OOOC On lhC ground OUt or ....__..... ·-YIO* > 1 1 .. 1 ....., t ~ 1 1hc option ., "Last )CU v.-hcrc,cr Binh went, Mustanp' front v.all. beginning v..11 h
'· Wn 1, ...._ 1. o.. 1 .. Jcfrs a ftcf) oompcti1or, be bas 1hey v.ent, they haJ notbina else to the l-2 punch of C>-o. :!~'·pound
IUSCMI (TUii) 1 cood a.rm and he's :aa all·lca&~ attac.k.. • recalls M1Ucr. "Binb's bis-t.:kJc bred Walwn and ll-5. :91-
...,..,._ ~ • • 11~ blocl cr," $&Id sccond·ycar coach ~r, faster and Mron,er, he's really pouod gu;ird llnan ~m11h tlO th~
...... m WO •• Myron Miller. "He's goina to be put in an orJ-sca.son and made up ri&ht idc. .......... M ~ much more part of our offc • wt his mind to make ab· a ~at year.' Weir i to Wabon., \aJc ,,, t1~h1
~~ M» m )Cir 1hey ju.st rduscd to COYCr us St~ OwcM. a three-rear '1.ancr end. and Ar'lcl Hereda~ (6-~. :!15) ur
_..,....,.... 1Q • (v.-1th pass CO\'Cf'alC). this )'CU if at rcty, is a solid b.ctwp; uo1hcr Jon Schruc:Jer (6--1. :!.JO) v.111 h30Jk
,... .... ..,.. "''~,~ M-~ they do th~t I'm certain •c'll have with potent~! is Estancia transfer dutac at center. :: =re.= u u touchdown p s" Juan Vaca. The othc:r side? All-CIF returnee
::' _.,.... 1 ~ u~ Backina up Nicblina iJ tho heir R ccei,'Crs _ footbiU High trans· Bryan Luxembourger (6-2. :?~) '' ;a
.,.. • ll15 ,_ apparcni. sophocnore R,an Taylor, ·rer Qwb C'batmaa,; a speedy· three-year staner. wrth Bill V:aV~r-
.._..,.. ..:, ,.: las& year's MVP Oft the frcsbmu jwaior, rnay occasioea1Jy .,.orkcd ~ (6-0. 210) and M~N:iUy roundin • :-':r!':":. J2.IS J>tl team. into the poued pme • a runner, at out at taclJe and tight cod.
,....... fl IS R unnina backs _ the center-but his primary attad. mode • as a ''If .we can't find room to run =t.=--••~ 1~ pie« Of the Mu.staii'p behind a rece1'-er, ~ the res& ol the M. -with a 237-291 rombin:uion. :and a ~ 11 .,,..._ 111• a» mass.iYe front tine. taap' .,._... pmc rCYOl'id around 2JO.pound ti&ht end, somcthina·
.... -. .... ,... Tran diCI hall as a junior but the .. the doublc4i&bt end look. , wf'Ol\I." 1d Miller. c:::... I .... e.:-.~ :·~, focal point or faJI praclke has ~en Crmian s~ • fant-year pb)Cr. • Alvaro Ccf'.\JllC (6-0, ?lll) offer
c:.. Mm It ~ • 16-21> the 6·foot~l. 190..pound junior and Corey Sades. a n:turnani starter. c~c mo5t an terms of ~clup an the 1-1 _ tranlfcr. OCJ'.UMw. a~ ~cd 10 f'Ql•Cc iaao t~ 11.fte. hnc .
.,.. Maller minces no wQrds an de-up •il~ O\atman. at tho de •in•tcd 1 Luxcrnbouracr anJ m11h ore
20
• 1Cfibina bil tboulhts: meaenscr. AU three play rmjor bci!'t eyed by OhlSioo I cull\;1c rc-
"Hc'l Fina to be a attat NAncr. roks ddc~ly. cna11crs and appear to ha'c a col· 3: a,. Ud Bryan Luxcmbouracr arc t~ Juon Wdr (6-0. 230) and Adam k&i•to future prctt) •ell •nPRCJ
U rwo "~ kids 00 the team; M't MCNaQy (~l. Jal) are lbC tartcn up.
O tQUlh. a.. cu Nft block and c:atcb; al tiPt Md.: becked up~ Joey Ar· Hcrcd' · set 11 ccn1cr v.1th
he'I p,.. '° be ~rythlfts IO 'our chuletU:o but they are counted .°" Scht0edcr h. n~~ ~ •ith a bro--a«--... fOf daear ~ U. t1M N!'runt ken Onacr hm1t1ni him at the out· 11 .. .. \1 11
8tw.f QWMw ii :r...-• 1111-.-..., 1Mt ••Yeti• rcccwers. set. •
bid:. ... l.6Jl ~ (6.9 ••trtM) 0 ....... HM -~ d K lc kina aamc -Owen •
and 20 touchdOwas fro. a year f10 the bat dc.crtpcioft ol the N•cblin1 aod Weir can all punt
Y>1l h auth(IHI\, Lu\cmbourc\.'r and
\\ eoir :tre 'ltd '11 placc·lid.111e. and
lln punt :ind L.1""'\,lll n·1urn' \hll..r
" to~mg v.11h puttantt ~tth t: ren
'h;i"' anJ Tran bad... ~ ... n, .. ind
Ch:tl111Jn l n: al'4> J\.uWbh: hH re:·
turn Julie'
D ckn'•'I! lane: lr1:n~h.1" :m.t
Weir arc the coJ\ aml le•
\·an1c., Jnd W:.a}nc llcrw~ ;u c: ti!\'
1acL.k,, Herzog as stauoncJ l"Cr 1h,
oo-.c. but enter:\ t>.angcd up v.1th
tncc injul"). He\ c 'pcl tcJ li.:a ... L.
1n
Schroeder as a wlllt ~L.up 1
et\d (v.-hen healthy), m11h :md \\ii·
n pro\idc b.xlup :at t lk
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WHERE ARE THEY?
·Area products sparkle · in every direction
.,... The 'Big Guy.' of course.
is David Cadigan with Jets;
but CdM's Jerrott Willard
with Cal has All-America
potential written all over him.
By Dennis Brostemous. Sports WfUf
T hey all shnre a common de-
nominator -they're Daily
Pilot Locals.
The list of ex-area pl3)'crs
i.1rc1ches flom coast 10 Co:lSt, from
all ovc:r Southern California to the
U:.iy Arca to Kansas and as far
Jway as New York City.
Sc:inning the country:
• Ne"pon Harbor High product
Dave Cad1pn h:is begun his sixth
sca)Qn on the offensive line of the
New York Jets. where he has be·
come a fixture. staning at left
guard for the National Football
Le.ague Eastern Div~ion entry.
the place-kicker for
the Oregon State
Beavers or the Pac-10.
Stuckey, the Or-
ange Coun~ leader in
field goals in 1992
with 12. usumed •
first-strin1 role. Ma].
the Bea~ wbelt'dte
expected startu.
Jamie Burko.,
1
lt,.. to
sign a p~ 1d>1Jl
connact.
At the present
time, Stuckey will only
be asked to place·
kick, but he is a back-
up at punter.
He toed three
PATs in Saturday's
27-16 victory at Wyo-
ming.
The Beaven visit
USC at the Coliseum
Oct. 16.
~ ..... ..,.
A con)emu:. AJl·America pick,
Cadigan wllS an Outland Trophy
scm1finahi.t and team co-captain at
USC. He is reportedly fully recov-
ered from tcconstructtve knee sur-
gery in 1990, and hopes to con·
tinue avoiding the injury bug which
plagued him early in his career.
•Dan Petrone,
from both Estancia
Hiah and Oranae
Coast College, it one
of many players i.n
competjtion ror the
vacant middle line-
backer spot at Colum·
bia University.
CdM High procb.1 jerrott Wall.vd C4S) is U... le*' ot lhe Colcltn ~--· defenJiw pd. A junb, M't a thf'te1'~~r st.lrlt'r
C:idigan's Jets will make one
lone '1s1t to the West Coast durina
the regular season -on Oct. 10 at
the Coliseum aaainst the Raiders.
• Al'iO on the pro circuit.
former Estancia quarterback Jeff
Graham has been resigned by the
Se:mlc Seahawk.s.
•Junior Jcrrott Willard made
his only scheduled trip to Southern
California las1 weekend as he and
hii. lleats defeated the UCLA Bru·
in s. 27·25. in a large pan due to
W11lard'r. 13 tackles from his mid·
die linebacker spot.
The Corona dd Mar High prod·
uct hai. led the Bears in tackles the
last l"-O seasons. and 1s on a paa:
to become Cal's all-,ime leading
tackler. lle's coming off an ex-
tremely impressive sophomore sea-'°" in which tic led the Pac-10
with 133 tackles (including a
areer·high 19 a' Washington), a
12.1 average per game.
Willard e~ honorable men-
tio n All·America honors by Foot·
ball News magazine, in addition to
second team sophomore All·
Ame rica honors by the Sllme publi-
ca1 ion. At lust one other P'.Jbli-
cation lists Willard as a prcsci.son
KC'Ond·tcam AJl·American. . ..
He is one of the "8 finalists for
the Butkus Award, presented to
the country's top linebacker.
•At K.ansa!. ina>ming freshman
quAnerbact Matt Johner has been
impressive thus far, and has been
runnina the scout team. He's be-
hind three junioR on the Jayhawks'
clcptb chart.
•Doug St~ey. one of the
main reasons Newpon Harbof
Hiab rucbcd the OF Division IV
dwnpiomhip pmo lasl •uon.
bat vhbcd l.tto lhc No. I apoc u
This year. freshmen are eligible
for vanity football, so Petrone has
some freshmen competition as well
as others that are retumins-He's
been very imprcuive physically and
also very strong.
• Caremont Mudd junior Jack
Howard, who prepped at Estancia
and also played at Onngc Coast, Is
projected as a starter on lhe defen-
sive line. ·
"We're ~ for IOfnC major
contributions from Jack." said de-
fensive line coech St~ RctzSatr.
"It's a testament to the
Orange Cout propam
that hc'I SO well pre•
pared. He's asswned a
leader\hip role on lhe
dcfemive line."
•Former Corona
dcl Mar Hiah quarter·
back Todd Kchrli has
come home after 1uf •
ferina a freak injury
du~ a IC'rimmqe at
the University or Louis-
ville.
Kchrll, a re.d-abirt
last year, suffered a
head and neck ~wy
two weeks qo. ac:cotd·
ing to bis (ather, Bruc:e,
and be docs not iote.nd
to retwn to LA:>uisville.
Wilb IC.ehrti oul of
the team'• plans. l.oUi.-
viJle • down to thru
quarterbac:b. oac ol
whoCD II a walk~.
• Newport Harbor
Hlf~ product Beau
RaJpbl ii currently list-
ed .. the No. 2 ...,.,
tactle u a freshman at
VUlucM. On a team
wtbkb bouts ol a fairtr
DM:Yi f.U1T (LOCAl!S ONLY) . --
·)'OUna deremc, Ralphs is listed be·
hind senior Mike HoUman. one of
the few retumfoa starters.
• A p:iir of playcn from New-
port Harbor arc currently promi-
nent in the Occidental procram.
Seolor wide rettivcr Aaron Kal5cr
was regarded as one or the top two
players at wide receiver last yur,
catchiQa eiaht passes rot 179 yards,
including a 49·yard reception
against the Univenily -ol San
Die90.
..We Nn the
throw all that much,·· u•d an Qc.
cidcntal ~n. "Aaron also
has ircat val~ as a blocker when
the pl:ay aocs his ~y.''
Sophomore lineb:ad.cr Dann
Mlll\gnall is pcnc.ilcd in as icuter
-for the Tiacrs after lt:'"int a kw
ga.me• IHI yc:ar. ..He'' probably
JOina to be moved 10 outside line·
~kcr to utilize hi "f>"d and
quickneu a bit mon:,.. said the
lpokesman.
• Former Newpon Horbor High
'1andout Branon CollK'C'O. a frnh-
man rccWurt lut yeu
at Southern Mctbodi t
University, is hopina
for some ployin1 time
with the Mustanas.
C.olUQCio WU a v..tde
receiver and line·
backer with the Tan..
• A junior at Si n
FnncUcc> State, Costa
llesa. Htab ud OCC
product Ouoc Pham is
No. l -00 the depth
chan " stron1 sa(tty
behind ~tuminJ 1tan·
er Tim Malatesta.
Pham is also a free
safety~
• CdM Lbrothcrs
Jeff and Jason Ouk
arc aamnt.ly on the
UCLA ro1tcr. Jcrr. a
ICAior, is the-holder
-&he &na .. • pllCIC-~ .... -tbe f~ ... ,.,. it wakU.
.. ,.,..a;,litnd.
• Otbtr ..ocabla.: CoroH dtl Mar'• ••111 O"Nil., wlM»
....... IWO .... ..,. ,..,. .. .....,
Dd. a.cl .. <mp
tCH\tMI« to 2)..9 \'actOry :al t'l•I
orado State on Saturd:»y U '·
completed 21 of 33 pauc~ for '\\I'
yurdi ond ~ TOI. with one inter
ccpoon ... C~ta McSJ'• Diiiy Dl.1n ·
ton, who p~ppcd ll $;1n1:a A11J\
Miuer ~ •• IS a frcshnun rcJ,h rt
qu,nerbxk at San D1e'o ~'·*
and No. 2 on the depth chJn
F~mcn tlkc llarrinaton, .. hnc
man from E.•:tnca:a. :anJ ddcn"".
b:ack Cb.ad LalS Crom Ne" poa t
Harbor, are m.akina their b1J) 1, r
pl:»)'lna time at Rcdl:ind) .. ~wll
lkl,daa, a 1111rt&n1 center for l..1,1
,.cor's CdM CIP ~miOnol~•. 1) ..1
lrcshman playina •I the Aar I orlc
Academy ... BlltJ Cabtkl, ~ 1un1or
ful1bx rrom Newpon Hnrbur. "
no k>nscr on the 01V1chon College
root~U roatcr, accordi -to .a
achool ~potcsmu. 8ul be . 15m~1n'
enrolled in lchoo' ·-Juiuor uf·
(ensiYc liocmu la• a..., rrum
Newport Harbor is rcdWrtina th1'
sc:uoa at frano Stale., aftu uaru·
ferrina Crom Arilofta State.
• A nwnbu ot JocaJ pruduch
blYc decided to play ball tlolc to
hOme, \with 12 aru pla,)"Crs on the
Otanae Coast IOSlcr and three
mote with Oolden Wes1.
At OCC • Corona del Mor'i
H~ J~t :Joe Copcnh:a.,~r.
Ouil Ovinn and Matt Evans.
Com Mesa's Jcae Smith. Oa~id
f"'tducaa and MaMy Bonall:a; Es·
i.ncil'1 Qris A.rap. V.ctor Men·
du aDd CeAt Vep; Md Newpott
Halbor's Nathe• Mauson and o,.. kailer • "-:1:1'' 5-.. Walkt ii la a buda the ...,._ quanerbxk
... .. OOWea w-. ,,..., eftd
, .. bWloa ,,... ""C ud
lillt•11t W.. DtRMN ~ ~
roM *I Mar .,. a110 aa die R•
dcn' roew.
SCIBlll.EI, RUMRINGS
Wl'Pi b-a-8-a-c-kl And rea tO rumble!
b9Ct all riOl. uad ready &o nunble with the
nlinllml ......... ....._ IS welt IS ihe balance
•-.tu pato. (1'0ll cowmy, &ilk~ and
girts &cMil. a t*:iad ~makes the a.tan ol t.bc school
• )~II soda a unique apcrieace.
The ukU:nate conquest ls always the pinnacle of the
ca.mpaip. but tbcte'1 IOIN!th1n1 about
lhete particular da~ -•ben all of the
crpcctatjoos are stall within reach, when
~ of lhc Jrind of pracaice is OYCr,
_.hen it'1 time to put it on lhe line.
Some tbiop do no& cbanl'C. One of
thole lbinp arc the buuedlics of
•Aioc IU&bt.
1"IMa apcd&tions in football have
•Idem bcea hipr than they arc today
in the bis picture for Ncwpon-Me~
ICboob.
Owooa dcl Mu Hi&b'1 Sea Kina arc
ru.lcd No. 2 in the ClF Division IV
prcscUOG poll. ri&bt 'behind Sea V.ew
~rival tmne.. thc ddm<lina c tF
Mid \calUC UQipill.
Newpod tblbor, despite loAftj pknty, ts No. 7 in the
same Poll 1\e s.lbl ._.. IDtaeb ol tho ume style and
Oa1r that ;'Id them to tbe CIF finals a year a&O·
E.sta.QCia'• ups. who'Yc miSied. Clf playoffs bms nna by the slimmest of tha,.ins the put twcryears., bcliC\C
they'R far
better of1 this
year. than last, '°"''in.
And lhe
~Mesa
Mmtanp. as is
Estancia.
unranked in
the CJF
Division Vlll
poU, arc aoini
in with what I
t>clieve to be
the most
°°" ............ ~ ..... ....._ .. bl .... ~
Rich DuM, Dennis Brost~rhous, lury FAUikner, Roger Carlson~ rHdy to rumbl~. optimistic
attitude in the ~·, history. 1,350 for Estanci::a.
capil3, rew,
iln)~hcre,
can m:atch
v.h:ll is here.
four·) Car
cnroUmcnt
figures,
provided by
the Cl F. :sre
947 for
Coron:i dcl
Mar, t.o.i s
for c~ta
Mesa. l,2·H
for Ncv.pon
Harbor, :a.nJ
ElSIC'ft'hcre? corOna det Mar is ranked No. I in Division Nine·forty· )ctvcn? Tb:u's ri&ht )
I water polo; Newport Harbor aod CdM arc l-21n the Dqpitc the bck of numbers.. title :and honors :arc
Division I gjrb vollC)'ball rankiQo; ------------....,,"'thin reach in every direction.
Cmta MCP is ranked No. l in OMsion c. DIWISM* IV CIF DM-... WI Thc)ct four school:. ~hare :a common
Ill water polo; Estancia is ranked No. ';--__.-~ ~ ~ .=! · '92 ::: bond in terms or good coaches. good
1 in boys Division Ill Cf'05S country, 2. ca .,..1 z. S.Mllhl 1w lid). good facihtic. &\)Od
with Newpon H.aibor (3) and Corona 1 ,... 1-5 l Tllllila His t0.2 :>Jminimataons. good p:arcnts :>nd a
de.I Mar (9) aho in the Top 10. i ~ st~ ; ~ ,t; good community.
Tbc airls at Corona del Mar and I. Olllill 1-4 I. r.-~ w O:uly Pilot Sporb. as usu:U. ~•II be
N_,_,. arc l~ iD DMsioo U1 cross 7·• _,,,. 11-l 1 .....,...-1-l there. --,...... • &. ..,_ '-1-3 &. SL MDNa W country; and ttarbor's water polo team t _.. o.n.,. so 1-s t_ ~ M We're a ltttlc sm:dler, we've ~1111 got
enters as No. 4 behind Corona. 10 Orlftll 7.S 10 C.., 1 ~' our h:>1r 1h1s time. :and we're going to
In terms of strcnatb of programs per take our best shots.
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big. experienced outfit.
By Roqer Car1S-On SpotU Eclitot
D c:.p1tc the fuct
John Lichen·
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!!0'
Hl h.1\ Im b1~c'>l. .ind polcn·
t1alh the hc\I. line eH·r .11 £,1nn-
1.1J: ·he Ii." J ru nning h.id. n..inied
O~.ir Lumch in the fulJ. along
w11h the prc)cncc of C'o,la Mc:.a
tran,fcr ~ 111..e P a11 tnsl.i. a l\~ .. 0-11 .1y
'l:lrlcr. he ha, J team \li.Kl.c:d 1n
C\pc11en..i:. ant.I more 11nport.1ntly.
.1 lc.im 11h1ch 1s 1cry. \Cl) hungry.
l3ut ii glX:!. much dc:clleJ° than
thai fnr Licl"tengoot.I. 11 ho 11 as ad· s1s1ants Rrck Mcyc~ and Guy 0 1,
mil tct.lh .1 1 c;,,. very unhappy guw and four Other a~~t:ant<i,
".imper earla:r in the: year a' he gives the Eagles a full rompfernen t
l.JllJ the -.c;i,on '"lhuut able help. of coaching.cxpenencc and )a\.-vy.
Out JU'>I 11h1: n 11 \ecrncd !he :in~ rr~3~r~~~cc":.~ra~~ ~~r l::lrc;;
d.11 i.c: ''· came the .ippearancc t1f
U,)1,1.101 co;1chc., (111.:i: Ci1~~11 .ind mc:nt," said Licbcngood. "My hc.in's not palp1tahng :anymore.'' llri.rn Glo:.hen -Gih!>ull at the lrutc:Jd the coach's pulse a> im~
)\art of i>um·
mer. Glu\hcn pl) mhng llll J high, th.inls 10 28
aboui "' iicc:l!-r~turning k ucrmcn. 14 berth'!
'1od.cd Yo llh returning starters. and
:lf.u the aforementioned t'a"'1ns~i .
.. Wc'q;. ~l>I '"l feel secure on defense," ):ud four rcturrung
all-lc.igucr\, all L1ebengood "lt"s our !>treng1b, no
from -t.lcfcn\C, duubt. We've go& 3~ or fou r spot
bad.. ~ 14 rc1urn1ng 2 stum:r~ in all, "Mark M Iner (6-5.. 15) i as
good as any s nrtcr we have comtng
plu Mil.c Paw· back. Every scout is lookin3 at him. tn)l.t ... 'aid John Liebengood Li c:bcn good. We've got h im at cenLer to
"Bui wh:ll 1 re· \lrcngtbcn th:at area. too,"
.tit) feel g~>J about I) co.ichrng. The plan aoing in is for Mollner
rhal \ \\here )-OU )lllrt and it's the and Lomeli, lhC 5-ll, 195-pound
1e1uming junior, to man the out· bc!>l 1n 1hc c1gh1 years lhJI l\.c side; inside arc Ocean Midi (6-3,
been here " 250) and ind Mau Simpson (6-2.
L lbt\ ~'.~~ night ahnd f d.a1y hf<!r 265).
1c cngvvu now, " 0 cc !I cs Perhaps the best WilY \O de'Cfl~
cn1erina 1hc sca..on "'llh a full the Ea Jes' game. ~-c,·er. lies in
dee._ descnbmg the offensive line. ··1t·s no1 how m.1ny you have or Herc's lhc picture:
how good 1hcy arc, it's how "'ell· Jason S"'ecl (6-4, 225) at t.i&ht
prcparl!d they arc," s:>id Licbcn-end; the t:sd.Jcs arc Mou SimJ>'OO sooJ. who's entering his ninth sea· (6-2. 265) 111\d Dein Micll (6--4,
wn -.11h the £:)glcs. "You know II 250); the guards i re Mark Palkot\.·
JS :i ~pcctator :and I know ii as a er (6-0, 260) and John Faulkner (6-
coach. A lot of times you·r~ going 2. 270); and the center is Mollncr,
to win simply because }ou'rc well· at 6-S, 215). Aho in the pictun,
&roomed and the team is well· Jason Humphrey, a 6-3, 200-pound
cuachcd and v.~11-conditioned. tackle. ~
"I've looked bad at cames and AU this for running backs Paw.
been able.: 10 i.ay this lenm won be· insJU and I.Amell
cause 1hcy out-coached us, or they T1lC Eagles io in ~lh "'btt they
v.erc bcuer-rond1tioned I'm not believe is a lot of prO\l'Cn taJent.
afr.11d to admit th.at So thal's 'khat Whai is not proven ls at qu11·
I'm excited Jbou1 When you ha\le lerback •here Johncr ~
a school that 1s not hirina and ~ leaves a b\&JC void.
live and die wilh waJk-0ru, it's JUSl Just •hom the EaaJa' btaintrust
dyn mite." •in ICU.le on is not clear, not nc11
The addition o( Gi~n and at this point. TodJ TbomP90ft cn-
Gao.bco, bosh weaned 11 Edison tered fall camp fi~t i line. a $-lJ,
Hi.th in ye rs pa 1, joined by • US..pound • Ill >r. he Uarted at
to .-: oav l>tt'or 'ttOCAls 'ONL. Y\ .... ··
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PRM·TIME..PLAYBlS .
o. Pla)~r. positkm Ht. W\. Cl. Cona11Wau
66 Miki Ahara, c ~-JO ) s Jr L p from the JV•
9 K.arlo Amaya. ·rb 5-ll I~ Jr Up from l~ IVs
1A Mtltoo AINI).._ olb c;. '7 ISO So Up from the fruab
I) JIWO ~)'Ul, V.T-qb-cb S-9 150 Sr . 1r. 11-lc•iuc
lO Pedro Ar«)'Ul. ss ~·9 lbO r '92 lcllc rm.an ... Juu Ayal&L.wr<'h .s-ro l-'c; Sc• up froo. lhe (tur.Jh
2J D~ BandUU, ~"f-cb "~ .140 r '"2 two-._,.. IUU'\Cf
20 Omar Bosch. rb-olb 5.9 160 Jr. Vp from the Ns
JJ M oisa Ccru.ntc:.s, fb lb ~-JO 165 , lip lrutn 1bc l\.'•
8 Ja.c:bon Oay, oJb 5-10 16°" Sr Up fnxn the J\'s
&.l Ryan Oopn, ub-tc 6-0 19S So Up from \he frosh
IS 0 1\lld DeQrcc, -.T-db .s 135 ~ Upfrnm the t
30 Brandon &uada. 1lb-tb 5·10 16.S t '92 Jcuerman ~ Q e Evans. wr-db ~-7 140 So Ur Crom the ''°"' 73 John Faulkner, og b-3 ;no Jr ~ tatter 42 Joe Flores. cc-de ~ IX:O ~ up trom ~ fnl-'h
5' Mike Calica._ OJ-di 6-1 210 S<l Up from Lbc frush
78 Jeremy Gaynor,''' Jt b-1 l.l" \r Ur from lbo J\'i 75 Enrique Gomu. oe -<It c;.(1 JQO Jr l 'p from the J\'i
7 Mike Gomez, ~1'·!> ~ IU 16~ Jr L'p from the J\.'i
71 1 nny Gowalcz., us.Jt ... ,, lQO Jr Up from lhe JVs 45 Tony Gonzalc.1. 1lb-fb ~-Q IKS Jr Up from the N~
"" Joe. Herman, •ll-dt Ml 1~5 \.1 l 'p from the froah so Jasi>n Humphrey, 01-J1 6-J ~ Sr 'Y.2 lcncrman I frou~ Jah1d. qtM ~I I IWI ~ Up from che fl'CM.h 6.l ~h1hab Jahld, de ~·· !30 Sr Up from the JV 51 Chuck Johnson, 01-J1 tl-~ 2.W So l p from rhc f n h
36 Chc-ar LomclJ, th-de 5·11 l~S Jr '92 atl·lt.IJUC 43 R~mon Mann. lb-fb 5·ll UCO Sr '92 lc.uerman 1\1 Mike Mc:Kiemao. le-de 5·11 165 Jr. •• Up ff<'rO t'hc JV s
77 Dru M1ell, dt-01 ~ 2.SO r '92 IUl1C.[ 5 Mike MJ1tony:u1, wt-Jb S-8 ISO It Up from chc JVJ c;2 Mark Mollner, ~ 6-S 215 Sr. '92 all-league
ti() Leo Muro. c-dt f>.1 215 Jr Tau tramfcr 82 William N°unez. wr<b s lSS Sr '92 lcctcrma.a 80 01ris OtiYa, 1e-dc S-9 150 Jr Up from Lbc N s 21 John Otdl2, wr-db 5.9 145 Sr '92 lcttcmu 32 Carlol Orouo, ft>.dll 5.9 165 Jr Up from the IVs 76 Ed Ortua. OC-dl ~-It 210 Jr. Up from the JV1 3 Jeremy Ouo. fb-de ~-10 l6S So. Up fTOm the f 70 Mut P&aoner, oa-dt 6-0 260 Sr. ~ ta.ner ~ Mike Pawfnsk1. ~1lb 5-10 J9$ Sr. Cost.I Mell <ra: c:f 41 Fred Pmto, fb S·tt 19' r. '92 ~ 68 Jon R1t.kO&ki. o,-dt .S.10 220 Sr • Up ftocn the N 1 85 Tony RodJisuu, WM •pk S-10 150 d.np JUruor Jd f Schwam.. te-de 6-3 190 V2 lcucnnan SS Man Simpson. dt-ot 6-2 26$ r '9'l lartc.r 74 Enc .. c>s-dt 5·10 19$ Jr Vp from the N s 44 Juoa .-eel, tC"11b ~ w Sr. '92 na 6 Todd lbompeon. qb-6 .S.11 ISS Sr Slanu '92 ac • 2 C'hns Tu. wr-olb s t SS Jr. Up from \he N •'
SltOf\I n f e'Y 1$ • juniot end JOl in
a lot of reps in .,Ptltdce, but hu
neVtt thrown • PISl in a 1a.mc itu·
ation for the EatJa.
it. and he can arry the ball. AnJ,
..,c\-t aot three bxks -.ho tan
J11.nd h out."
Ucbcniooct u ~cu aware Tra·
buco Hitt. bt 32 nio" tnd La·
~l\a Hill\ lo.t iu cotirc front hne,
but bo ill fiaure those .,. the
two h · team muM be mmt con·
cemed witb u it -wom it way to-
~-.rd le1p play.
.
tion We h.vc tho ri&ht cmcbin& combln tk>n and we hmvc atf.
1e •sue eo1nin1 b k.. ..
'ChampionshiJ16 are u1u:ally ~I·
cbrattd with • banner. 8ut the
on.ly banner h naina arou!W IM
Ealla' workpbce as one v.i'lkh ha
been 'here for about four ,an
now. And •hat QM baa • bi& quea·
tioll .nark oa it. No data. no
TilC ocher ls one •ho'• proven
plenty in terms or athletic M>ili'Y ln
the Corm ol Jairo Arc:ieyut, • rc-
cei\'U who'• made most of his
nOite OQ the blscbatl diamond.
"We·~ laiit ,... quartcrt.ck
(Johner). but Todd It \cry rou.d·
ed." id Liebe~ .. He cu
pl•y action. ... cati dink it Of throw
"We•ro toi.q 10 daal~• our
kidl thil yqr," ~ Lif}u.,od. .. w. hawa ~..,...
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~ There are visions .
and they're well founded
with blue chips In hand.
By Roger cartson. sc-u EdllDr
0 DC o( the few
th1nss scary
about Estancia
Hiah's personnel situa-
tJOn coming 1n10 the
1993 football se~n is
s1mply. the "too-good·
to-be-true" theory.
The Eastes have plenty in JUSt
about C\CO' ckpartmc.nl. going in.
and ahetr coach. John Licbcngood.
insists hil Eag)e\' press dippings
won't start 'l11o tking nund g3mes on
them.
"Ovcrc.onfidcnce? That's not
gotna to happen," wd Ud>cngood..
"Whal ht~'C they won? They were
llMC* •-~·MJ S-S 1 year a,o. We were S-4-1 the
.._,._ • year before. No OAC oo this team ~ 'D ~ ~ ~ has ever betn to a CIF pl1yorr '~ ~ u ~ as pmc. Ovcn:onrident about what?"
• Gt 0 1 *4 Ncverthc'-Ucbe·-vf admiu D tW II 2 33 ~ •..-1 ,. u 0 .. he'• ''very happy" about bis Ea&Jcs'
2 ' u o 2 situation. ..We've worked very ' .,. .,. • o · .. ~ • w ·u ~. , • hard," uid Liebe~ · e sec
....,_ ,. ,. ... .,. '9l-N what we can do."
..., '~ II -,n • m 12 Herc's a nindown. posuioo-by·
...,., Rll It till .. -;, s>O'llJOCl. foe the Eqles: =-~ '1 ~ ~ ~ Q uartctbact -Todd Thomp-on, 10 ur 11 1 I • IOQ., witb stanina eq>ericacc I t ~ : : ~ ; ~. ruona safety as • junior, eaten the _ ~-
....... I • \U ' • seuoa with tots of reps IS an """ 0 __ .:~ •--L:tt. It-A' i.. ·.,.· r.-.... ~ Todd Thompson's (right> favorit~ sub:..ri during '93 ampAign. s... t 1 ,. s 1 t demudy to the p-adultcd Man 4ITIU SNnmJN '11a" .. --,~ ~-, ..... = : J! ~ ~ J! Johner. but no pmc experience. ~ Ncvcrtbctcu. Ucbcnlood (eels scamper on a fake pu.ot pby apimt two-point rcciep&ions lAst )Car. gles' placc-liclung as :a junior. but ~ ~~t_:~ p>d about the poccatia;l hue. with a.ta Mesa. o fTensive line _ "Oc:in Micll he' being choUengcJ by suettr 1m·
' ...., L ....,. I. ~ as well as JIJIO Arcqut. "Pawimki does a aot ol thinas." (M, 2.SO). Matt Sunp500 ~2. port Tony Rodrigua. Thomplo()n.
I I ... ,.. ~ mninds me a lot of said Ucbc.qood. .. He's unart. He 26S). Jason Humphrey (6-2. 200), the quancrback. is a thirJ-)ea.r
a.., 4: ._ 4 .,.,_.. Dan Udtcr in "89,.. said Uebcn-reminds me a k>t ol the Laau.na these three we feel very com!ort1tblc punter . ..,,_,._,,_ _... ..... _ ~-~t '--a -r -*'lls · .__-L (Da . .:.a W•'--r) D f l Th r -I 0. ...... ,.... ..,,--~ ~ ~ .....,... OJ NMl, u.;a YN ~~ with It tact)c, in (1ct, excited C CnSJ'tC inc -. C l:.Oll CS t•b-t• -sttoaa arm. but bc'a a ~'Y matt wbo went Of 2.000 yards. He's about.'' iaid Liebengood.. .. Wc'r1: 1\2\.e SC'o'Cn rctunung startcn
' ._. :•• 211-t~ •1-:= quanerbact. He makes aood reads cbW\ky-~IQI. He pouAds. and bopio& Leo Muro (6-1, 21S-pound on defense. and up front is prob3.bly ==r-111 1a ind bas a IOI\ toucb.. Wben be naos pounds. then breaks iL He. caachc1 t:ramfer out or~ Antonio. Tens). the most obvious )trcng.1h.
T• ..... .-n• '14 he raftleds IM of Jobner," the ball and bows tbe ,.difference can spell some." / Simpson and M1cll :ire at the ' =-:....-=:f" ,.,1~ .. ,~ ~was a 6S pcrceot ,_. between .oonb and IOUlb. But it's at center of thin& where tadt.lc slots. nankcd by ends Moll·
Allt .-.--.... 1u tU IU cluriq plSlina ~ wodllou• Aho IA tbc nuuWis .pmc are.. lhe &gJa fU'C really ~lad, starting ner and Lomeli. They're bia. quick ~~--U ~ this p.-punmer. He fed &be frala-Kuto Amaya (5-ll. 165). Fred wilh Mm Mollner a rctumina aU-and pbysic:ul.
T•,... 17.: '1·111 mu ud IOphomore team& 10 9-l Pinto (S-11. 19S) and Ramon Marin leapc defcmi¥c a~ndout. who hu Other pos.sibilitacs include Hum·
-. ,._ ,.. 1-11 and ·S.l·t records ia bis fint two (S.ll. 180). .._ d .... tc phrq 11 end; Muro at a txllc. ,.,.... l1SI 2511 r. • "1"bis . the first -••we~ ..,. ..... "n ~ ""c:cn r . ...... ,.. ,,. .. 1"" .. ..atancsa •'--la.a~· .. -U u;cb;;.......t .. ~ Mollner (6-S. 215) is n~nkcd by L incb3Clcn -lkrc's not I lot ~~r': '1~ ~,: Dif~ ~~~~~·:o~: = ;=,~re~~.. C' ~:!!~' ~: ~?J>J.:~ Pin~ .t'!!o:.': (~~~: :._-=., 11: t footbaD apericacc. ~ R ecciw.n -Robert Rimi (23 loots Ii.kc a coOcac-bound footb:sll r. .. du.l• and Sweet. UC'tP' that ~' -~ 11:~ ==-.=:-...:: ~: catches ror 489 yards) Us bee• pla)u. If he crows another lnch '-*iluk.a and SWttt rcurc toT be ~-!! l~'~'s :,:...,,. ad witla hi& Ke eaten wic1' ~ ~tcd -lca¥ial • IMJlt ol can-tbcfU knock o.e doon down un very busy otrc~Jy. as well. wo - e a. oonettMd didala to fill tbe ,..._ him. too. He cu move. he's got "ltt~rs" arc Mario (S-t 1, 180 u .)
., , a : .... _, • •• c:mMndala at ~ thole. apcaed .'° make aood feet," said UcbeQIOOd. and nnJon b!Dcb (S-10.1 65).
...... D • • 17-•• R -'-becb _ Tbc E.p:a IMjor contrfbutJOm are ci&Jlt cod A third _,_.,.. ~ be Eric The outside ~en. 1tron1 ~c-
&mda ••• •-tll ~n--. L,,....~ .. -11· J s l (IL .. l"C)· Jairo .-.. u' l·n e"•..:nci,a'c \enn: ..... a.-.. arc .-~ _.., .... uo• ~cc -· -• • • Sunp, a S-10. 19Sfouod juruor up ~ • .. ..........., 1• I.II ~ Wlbedl~ ad (S-U. Arcqut (tf . oot at Jr!'erbldt), frcm the jun.tow vanl~. Ama)'~ and Pedro Af'CC)-ut.
118 II LU 1 beet for WI juaiof ...,._.. Oevtd 8emhill (S.7, 1 )-a two-way Backin& u~ Mollncr, at center . s econdary -Oamh1U i a re-
ZO ~-... M • Nib ,_... (S-10. 19'). a 1tar1Cr • a ·juaior. ud WiUiam Miki Ahara (S-10, l&S) and Muro. turnin mrncr u d · joined by
1t u Gllllll 10 emta W-"' 1fu wbo na tor N...a (S-8. ISS). .. U we doe'l ,et ~ bun Jairo Arccy\at. aaotbcr rchamia& ,: =•• f, «11,.,. • 7' carriel (S.4·__.· "*'ii.,.... b*ed 11 cbcly we're~ to~ tome people." 1ta11cr. Nunca ud ~ arc
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Is -it back to eadl? Or
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~ Last year's tremendous
run offers a unjque shot
for .Jeff Brinkley & Co.
By Raoer Callson. 5pOl1S Et11tor
U ~u·~;~·oo~~ex~ •
pcr1cnces •
unc ol tho'e
'T cJ1m of a De·
cadc," or i.omcth1ng
cqul\<>knt to that, thoughts of
"bacl ·to·had" become "back·t<>-
eJrth .. ._.
for t\c"pon Harbor H1gh's S:11l·
or), th.it ''bJd.·tO·cJrlh" feeling
h;i' been prevailing for quite a few
wcel..) as they gird for the 1993
me:u·i;nnder.
Oh. there's \ome tJlcnt at H:ir·
bor, no mt~tale :ibout that. The
Sailor) ha\le a brilliant one·two
punch in runner.. Wade Tift and
Stc:>'c GonLJlc\, c-Jn put fonh :i
lintb•1ckang tandem of Gonzales
and Dann~ McDonough, and can
boa)t of ;1 corncrback 1-2 punch of
Brett H11,13 and Chns Edwards,
Jmong other combinations ~luch
t~y feel sood about.
llut JUSt ~ they some11mcs ap-
peared to do 11
"1th mirror a
> c Jr ago, thc)"ll
need the Sllme
son of circum·
stances 10 come
foll circle aeain
1f they're to re·
ahze the sort or
)UCCC•,) they\.c
b cc om c: :i c-
CU)tomcd \0
Jeff Brinkley "We've got
four st:irters
bacl on ofremc and 1hrc:e on de-
fc:n>c." point\ out Sailor) Co;ich
Jeff Dnnllcy, "ho admits several
"ill be counted on rour tv.o-way
dul\
And when 11') noted that the
Sailors pack :i punch coming from
a squad of around 28, rather
\limpy when com~ared to some
nc arby program ,s. Drinkley
counters. ''I'll take my 28."
They may be few m numbers.
but Orinlley (eels he has the blue
chips to make a run for it.
.. J like the: attitude or the kjds,"
continued Brinkley u his team
prcpQcd for tonight's opener
again t invading Oranac.
"I like the fact tnac you can ao
our and feel good about the auys
and know they deserve to do well.
Ir you get the sood effort in the
ore-season and work hard, you an
go out and ph>y and live with the
coni.cquc nccs.
"That's all we've asked, and J'U
accept it when they work like chis."
What can Harbor fans ~ct
from &he 'VJ edition? In terms of
• siyle and production, much more
of the same that has cvricd Brin·
kky and h1 crew the ~c KVCn
,an.
"Wc'U loot prcrcy much lite
what there has been here, not a
whole hcckuva lot or changes. ..
uid Brinkley. "We're just ap-
proaching it like we &Mys do.
We've been t<>aelher as a c:oachina
staff (umtant Bill Vetica returns
from a ono-year hiatus) for a Iona
time.
''The prosnm is established to
the extent we don't chanp a foe.
We may put in I couple ol wriD·
klc1 co build on our old PICb&e.
but in the way we approach t.hlop
it's pretty much the same every
year. We don't have a k'4 ol bod·
ics, so the key is to look forward
and oot to looi back.
"Eada year is 1 new yur And we
ha~ to reestablish ounehu, wotll
hlltd and hope lhi"P wort out the
best."
Somcthina else isn't terribty new
this IHIOI\, either . ,it'• llill tho
Sea View Leaauc, and that means
dcatina with Goliath (Irvine),
Oodzilla (Santa Marprfta), Da.nh
{Tustin) and Vader (Waodbridp).
noc eo mention a school oe IM
.
....... JWl.ftAYEll -'
No. ....,.,., pocitJoa HL "" a. eo..e.u
30 Mike ADdrcwl, wr-db S-10 170 Sr. '921currmao
6S ~ubouef, l;lb 6-1 190 Jr. Up from the JV1
21 Joo · icr, wr 6-2 175 .,,, Up ffOO\ the N•
7S Jay Bcra·Haruen, oc-dc 6-2 215 St . '92 ltar1C1
86 Tom Bullard. wr-db S-9 160 Sr. fint·~u~r
56 Man Burm. ot-lb S-11 190 Sr. '92 lcttemwa
1 Danny Badic,wr-db S-10 ·~ It. Up ftoGl the N 1
I 0 Cbril Edwards. rt>-db S-9 170 Sr. ~ '92 aU-bJuc
8S Mc Freeman, tc·de 6-1 220 Jr. '92 .carter
7 John Oiardani. qt>.& 6-2 tS.S Jr Up from the J.Va
"' $(~ Gonx:ales. rb-lh f>.1 19S Sr. "92 -tt ·--
70 kith Oray, oc-dt 6-2 220 Sr. '92 Jenmnan
3 Brett Hliiu, wr-db ~2 180 St. '92 all·le.,uc
T1 B.randoa Hood. ot-dt 6-1 ?AS Sr. fnt-)Uf pl~r 54 WU Johm. c-nc S-8 190 Jr. Up from the 1
46 Brian Johmon. rb-lb S-9 170 Jr. Up from I.be N s
60 Paul Johmon. OJ-dt 5-8 190 St. '9'2 $tarter
23 Jeff Kina. wr-db 6-0 170 Sr. dnp m '92
S Dan.ny McDooou&f\. te-lb6-0 190 Jr. '92lcncnnan
JS Orq Osborne, wr4> S-JO 17S Sr. '92 lettttmaa
88 Ttcwr Paunoa. tc-dc 6-1 19S Sr. up from tbe N1
'¥1 Man R~ rt>-de S-10 200 Jr. '92 tcttenna.o
84 Ricardo ·aua. wr-db 6-l 110 St. Mc:dco llUdCf
2 Scott Sud5trom, wr-db S.9 165 Jr. Rcdluds transfer Ryu Smith, qb . S-10 17S Sr. '92 kncrmu
22 Wade ntt. tb-cl> 6-1 2QS Sr. "92AD-OP
71 Qris Vail. c-dt S..11 215 Sr. '92kne .... ... DMd Vauabu. rt>-., S-10 • ., Jr. Up fna Jbc JV1
Additionally, Saddleback Ud looms as tbe l'CXt crcat linc:bxkcr Unl~rdty loom u potential ..,oil· at ffart)or. ·
era. aa worst. Tho SlilOn '""' eactty run.
Win, be or draw, Briollcy A. nina one ~ha·.-to tako -.. at a Co. arc tlftitt• in witb an altitude "W 1-..... ... .. ~
• .-·-time and hope tbltap ~out,, .. which w1U force 1111 acam co play said Brinkley ....... 1 realty aood
hi bell IO ltay .-ith tho Sa.Don. aroup of )OUQ& Ille.ft. tky•vc
For Marten, Taft comes "' wilh wotUd hard lft tho olf ·SCllOO.
AD.OF hoeOtl lolloWiq a MUOa Whatever the)' do. llwy1l bo dolna
i.a Whkll be ru for 1~19,,.,.~Ud lhtar bai. and lhal._ all we can
nine TOI; ao.maa bu.tidalitd at ut.
oacdy thaw rate. $J ,_..per ~•le.IC cite C0111CS ~ ud
cany, en routo IO lbi ~ns: does a better job.. then 10 be II.
HJisla and l!dwWdl were bOdt an. ht I how lhWIJ pe .,. lbtir
Juauc ICitC'doM II juAion; OoftD.. *:J bat. ~ p the llliludc
\GI was aft ....._,.. Pktt at ....._ and chartc1er ol '*' aeaa111 \>I tbt bacMr '-'t ,ear. ud Mtoa.oup .,... ..
Tilt; Gonzales give Sailors the 1-2
punch olll 01 ·a potent running game
'921 llFI
lle""9't ( 11-1, 5-2)
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changes out of Newport;
as run game goes, Tars go.
8y Roger Canson. ~ Ed:of w ade Tift ... ~l~s ...• Male Freeman . Jay •
8crs·H~ll>Cn Brett
Hhsta .. Oms Ed·
v.srds .. Paul John· --
1.0n .. Dann) McDonough . lhcre's
no doubl, Nev.-pon lUTbor H1gh's
S.lslc.>n ha\e the nucleus of a polcnl
runninc game. as .. ell as an unyicld-
ina defense. •
Noc many would quesuon lhc nus
deus Wh.al es nol kn~n u how
much the Sailors ""'" be able lo
build upon lhe nucleus
Here's a rundov.n. po.sn1on·by·
po.s11aon. on the S:ulors:
Q uanemck -A >ea.r ago the
questt00 of 1he day. as it had
been for months. was "whose goin1
to direct lhe Sailors al quanerback'
Nbl many were eo1ng out on a limb
prcdic11ng n>aJQr lriumpta for a "irs
tually untested quarterback n:uncd
Greg Wllhanu..
The l'S·pound Williams 'Went on
10 pass for 1,001 yards and 11 TOi.
1a)un1 \'ir1 ually C\."ef)' Ulap of the
sciuon In lerms of $J>CC.-1al honon.
none came his ~ay. In terms of
value. prob;abty no one v.-a.s more res
spon.s.ble . for kteping 1he lhip
afloat.
The situa1ton rs similar. Ryan
Sm11h. a SslO. 175'-pound senior, bas
never thrown a pass as a vanity
quanerbac:k in a game situa1ion.
John Ciiordani, a ~2. lSS.,,OUnd
jun.of, la up from last rear's junior
vanity. Ncilbet has statistics °' rep-
utation to b8ck him up. but both
loom u the ~ wbo c:ao ftU tbc
Qd. ud fill ii well
*'They're both riaht-banden.
they're cquivaknt NMCn and i .. 1
nice to ba~ a balaoc:e here.'' said
Sailors Coecb Jeff Brint.Icy, wbo
watched each pile up sinular num-
bcn dwiQa l&&fl\.IMr pa.uin, teque
lt'finuMaeS and t0 forth.
Smith appeared \o have the ed&c
in fall camp. but Ciiordani could
step in at any tune.
1 .... ••' ' : =--" ,_ ...... '-j r!:-'t ..
R unni"I bacb -With Tall and
()onnlcs \be SailoR ~ lhc
equiftkat ol a 2.QOOs:j'aid N$ber re·
tum na. Tif\ ran for lJl9 yards on
2M carries. Gonzales ran for S59
: yards oo 106 carries -c.acb for u • aw,..,. o( .S.3 yards Jnd for a com·
•• btncd 17 touchdowni.
11 •we'll be nanninc a loc of one·
.: bKk 1t\&ff," said Briollcy. "(Be· J cal.&SC cl the lack ol numbers and " .... ......... ,, __ . ._ ...................... a ......_ • C...•• .....
• ~ d\aa,y) -e·u ha\'e '° t>c ere· ati\oe olfeNMI) t1* ~r. ill ecnm
of fiocMaa Wl.11 '° rai ttltm. •wt.ea M F to I ~ for.
~~ .....
Slew Gonu.les ~turns at liMbacker~running back for th~ ~ilors.
matioo we1J be usina Man RiJale
(>10, 200 jr.) and Brian Johnson
($·9, 170 jr.). We're realty aoina to
hive to do a p>d job whb OW pcr0
10D:nCI in tenns of ruonina pys in
and OUI."
Tall, c:omifta off a tmncMou.s
year wilh tbc lhu? P'!t this put
spring. is blger (205 pounds on 1 6-
1 frame), as 111'CU as saronacr.
Cionzaks. at 6-1, 19'. is consi6s
ercd the strOQ&Ut player on the
team.
R cccmrs -Hlista a.i~ Grq
<hbomc. neither of •hom
cauabt • pass as junion.. C1'C the
v.kteouu. Mite Andru'I c:.nd Ion
&ni.inau arc their backup&.
The boot on Hli..ll Md O.··~me
G .. •vcrase speed 1nd JOOd h • .. !:. ..
but Brink.Icy fee FOd abou1 .~·
area. 118rc\1'1 a~ *>'PG re·
c:&Mr, a ~ e the f'UlDCr&M
(Santa Marpma) In body ~ .. no bl-.. dUpl .. &M reccMft&
depan.ment .,. la ...... ia t(aht
end.
freeman (6-1, 220). a juntut-. u 3
returninJ starter. He cauaht 16
passes for J96 yards a year •Co· ins
cludina a touchdown tn Hatbor's
28-14 upset of Rubidoux in the CIF
playoffs. as welt u snaa•~ rwo
two-point passes.
Aplnst Corona del Mar in the
Battle of the Bay II, he latched on
to ail receptions for ~ yards
Also at 1ipt end, md ~Ibty
quite ollcn within a double tiaht·
md loot will be McOonoucb (6-0,
190), the junior linebxkcr.
~re's plenty ol c,pcticncc here.
v.itb TS'C\« Patt&>e>n (6-1, 19S) a
backup. •.
0 ttc~vc line -Ocri·Han n
(6-~ 21S) as a rcturnina ~arter
aad ppcus lO be ry l ltd at la k0
le, the 01bcr ddc is bcina fill J by
Keith Orty. a 6-2. 220spuunJ tcn"->f
kttennan
lt'U be Gray's m(ftl 10 hU
the. • Sen by Dc.a:u Ralp 8.i k·
'\IP al t.id..lc include' [han~m l l\XlJ
(6 I. 2~5) . ..1 fir.Hear )Cntur ·
Paul fohn .... in (5 \, 19\11.rO:lucn' al
olkn)l\I: gu;uJ .rnJ ""ul<l .1pp.:.ir
10 Ix .10 ..1ll·kas;uc c..1nJ1J.11.: '>'tlh
i.ir .. ngth :.iml ClCJl\:fi\:o~·c on 111' ,,Jc
Al'41 "'''h 't.1rt1ng n.1x11~n..:1.o t'
MJll 0 1.HO!> (5·11. llJO). \\hO IUOI..
Juhn"'m '> )larlm~ lx nh ~ lh:!1 Juhn·
wn "'cnl Ju"'n ...,·tth a 1.nc:.: tnJU')
Rid.~ lk:iubuucl (6·t. 11.IO tr I "
.. \IJbk' ah.:rnJll\C :II CUJ(J
\\11h Chm \ .211 (S·t I. :!15 ,r 1
ou1 "'llh .1 1..n..:'t 111 Ur) .... ,:.11ncJ 111
fall practice, 0111 k1lms {5· 190 Jr )
.appc:J~ ~o hJ\C the )IJrt11 i; b.:11h
at center "'r..1p(l\:J up \ .ul' \t..11u,,
rcmltn\ unlnu"' n 111 1, rm' ul r.:s
turn
K 1cl..1ng gJmc -1hl'.' ~..11lor' hht
.i 101 "'''h the gr..1Ju..1t1un ul · ...
Doug 5tud.c) ( Or\:i;un St;itc) .10,I
Gregg Ka™=r
1·1r1 or 0.llornt' "ill hanJlc the
pl:icesk1clmg. Gonl.1lc:> c.>r R1~~k
will do the punung
D ,, -efens1vc: ltnc -John' \\l1i;IJ
:ippc.1r to be the 't.1rtcr at
nose 1:11:!..k: "hik lhl\l<l " !:le Ill!!
a'kcd to fill the h •1J 'left b, Plul
Dluombcrg ·
HuuJ I .1~ the -.11c (b-1, ~~5) ;snJ
strcng1h. bu1 lacl..s c\pcm·nce
At ddcn)l\e cnJ '" Re~lc. or
Vail. and on 1hc u1hc:r ,,Jc )tandini;
O'<C( the: tlghl c:nd I) ( rC\.ffi.1",
bJcked up b~ P.llli>t.lD
L meb.:id.eu. -·Gonz;1k anJ
Md)onough, lhC) m..1\ Ix lhc:
best pau of hncbad..cn "c\e e'er
h:id." 11J1d OnnL.lc) 'The) can both
re3ll)' get to the football anJ re.ill~
hit )OU I bcheH'. GoOLJI~ b a
Jood lU :lO)OOC ID the C\>UOt):·
flanl.1ng !hose t\loO inside 'bacl
en arc oub1de lincbad.e~ Bum
and Brian John~n ..... 11h Andr~
Krvin& as b3dup .
Also '1lt lineb:icler as scn:or
Ric-.ar<!o Rodrigue?. :a u-.1nsfcr from
Mcicico, who has >hown •ell an fall
pActice.
S cconduy -H arbor's M:condary
is nlbcr s.unpl) puc Hlis1a. and
Edwards a1 the corners: Tin 11 sak·
ty.
That's three with all·lcaiuc ere·
ckn1iab cn1cnn1 the season
Hlista h~d fi\e of H:irbor'
rccord-26 in1cn:cpuons l:l 1 )-C:ar;
Edwanb pdCtrcd three of the op-
~1ions acri:1b :anJ Ttft Ol'C. That
mun t~ S31lon M'e a threc-m:an
~nda') rcturnina •ith nine Li I
10 ii; crcd11.
.. Hli 1a and Ec:tv.~d.l are both e\·
etllcnt CO\C e CU> anJ they on
hit you," noted aritlklc). B ;vp to
lhi p:air 1 Cbhococ .
lift " pcnc1kd in fOf ukty. bUt
di na:s arc the S don • olten
winl lo Co •1th er, e1r
Ricardo R.odri&uct (6-2. J 10
1ivc their priud rw:utini 1
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Look who's No. 1 in CIF Division l~I boysl
~ Estancia boys are maldng waves
in the CIF cross country rankings;
Cd M, Newport Harbor .tough agai.n.
By Barry Faulkner, SportS Wrllef
I I J'led to finger the two Newport-MCA
01w1c1 M:hools ranked atop the Clf
SIJIC and Sou1hcrn Section Division W
lxl}" JnJ girls prcseason cross country polls.
vne •HlUIJ h~cly point to pe rennial Back
UJ~ ro"eri. Corona del Mar ind Newport
11..ubor
~u .. h J re:.pon~ Iha:. foll, however, would
onh b: h;ilf ngh1.
CJM\ gall,, the reigning Sea View
LeJgt1.:. :.tJI<' .• md Sou1htrn Scc1ion ch~mpi
vn ... o .. cup) one hJlf of 1hc prescason hierar-
ch~ Bui 11, the btanc1a High boys v.ho find
1h1.m,ch.::, an the rarefied air of a No. J
r J11~111g, Jr1cr hre;ilini; 1010 Orange County's
elite J ;cJr Jgo
I he LJglc., v.en1 unbeaten through the
PJcll1l CoJ\I League dunl meet sc:<UOn. ~
fore being edged by Uigunn Hills at league ·
finJI:. and i.ettling for a co-title.
Junior Johann Appell and senior Pctcrlfo
v.c:rc: the top two 1nd1viduru finishers. respcc·
11vely. in the PCL la.:.t fall, and anchor (ow
re1urncn in the league's top 14 for Coach
Kuk Radar's Ea&)es.
~......,., ... Cooch Dill Sumner's CdM &iris squad is
ranked as high as third n:uionaJly in aae
publications, returns five of its lOp seven.
and boasts several quality additions. Peter Ho (left), Johw Afpel forl9 &lw:ia'• oai two ~ In cron eotantry.
Coach Bim &rry's Newport squ~ the
JdcndinJ St:uc Division Ill boys champion.
as ranked third in the Southern Section ud
fourth in the state, while Sumner's promisiaa
CdM boys unit is ranked ninth in tbe Soualt-
ern Section.
Coach Eric Twcit's Newport prts are
ranked nanlh in the state, but founb in the
Sou1hcm Section.
=-=.lri:C:SJ=..,,~ junior
The Estancia gitls team. as weU • bodt
boys and &iris squad5 from Costa ..--------.
Mc~a High, oll identify &JOWtb and
1mprovemen1 as primary pis ror
1993.
Herc's a look at lhc boys ud
girl te:ams from each of the Nc.w-
port·Mei.a schools:
• Coroo1 ckl Mar: Junior Tracy
• • Clark. the Sow.hero SecUoa iadi-
vidual &irt chatnpion bit ~ ii
rock-solid for Sumner, •bo aJio
lists junior Brooke Meck. ICeior
Hea1hcr Taketa. junior Drade•
Howell and 1itniot Betsy O*· '------~
michacl •moos &be ret.uncn frolD a.t~s
jugc.rnaut.
Sophomore Q\risty o..nu. b8d ritca '°
the No. 3 spot. u al lMI wetk. With ie8'or
newcomer Stacy FilZ a1ilo ~ 1 .,..
impression early.
Senior can s~ Oaaltile nee ud
Ktastin Schwarz allo f'lpre uuo ~.
deep 11len1 pool.
Sophomore Kelty C1mpcll; ieco9d ln ti.,
slate 11 3.200 mctcn lasl lprlftl, ii a pocea-
,,, tially dominant llddition. But she .,.... et.-
tent 10 dedicate her faU attcntioe ao d-
lc)tlra!I, where she's • projcded a&aner ror
&JM defeodinl ltalC dwnpa.
Sumner daima his bo)"I squid wW 1Urprile
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as, usual, plenty of No. 1:
~ CdM claims honors going
ITTto the season in Division I;
Costa Mesa Nies Div, fH roost
Br Barry Fdlner. _. WWllllr
W ater pok> coaches 01 Co-
~ del Mat and Cosaa
Mesa hip ICboots arc
Jn..,.nplayina t.hc ir tcum' No . I
prc\USOft f'lftklna ia their r pee·
t1.c CIF Sou.them Section .di-
' "ons. but for vastly diauca1 ru-
•n\
~. indud1.111
the fmt
home lolscs
ror Vargas.
... th.ink there
WU a recommit·
men&," Varsu
e11plairted: .. The _
lids pul a lot of
time a.od effort
tnlo IM summer
program.··
A bric factor
in CdM's hiah
capcc1a1ions 1s
(.JM Coach Joha Va.tps &aid he the rc1um of Su
•.>\ \hoctcd and IUlpriscd lO tee View · Leasue
1 ,\ Sea Kinp atop the inuw 01-M v p c r 0 s by
, 1wn I nnii1 citi• just three Grant. who at 6-
r durmna lt.arten .. one rcuon 10 r 0 0 t -3. 2 o~
.i•oad lolly cxpcct.ations. • pounds could be
Ctbta Me&& eo.ct. Jla)a Lynch. 1 dominant fta·
'"'"'ever, Isn't much c:onccmcd urc in the twe>-
•1lh hll ONisioa 111 ltatus. cbi.m· meter J)O'ition.
"i :a crc:atcr iatcrc1t in fOfllns re· • • H c w a s ~i>«t amooa oruae County pow· c~ lake Cd~ Nl'Wnnft H4rbor. EJ amona our top ,.._ ·-..-· ICOl'Crs b.st year, -Toro and -piurano Valley. and bc't ~ to' ......,.;;;....... • .;:
Ncwpon. despite h's MDalleit be doing lt all ror
1urnout it\ Coach Bill Dameu'a 28 us this year;•
'c.uons. should li\le up to iu pe· said Varps ol
rcnnaol powcrhouic label. The Sail· one or j~ three
11r\, an raa. ate ranked Courtb in Sea Kina re·
1 he 01viston I pn:scttcin poll 1um.in& s&ancn.
Es1:ancia. meanwhile, returns Senior Gres
rccord·1tlliftJ IC'Ottr Adam Doi· Sawyer was a
knb~ch. with an eye on rctumina second-team All-
Ill 1he CIF pb)ofh. Sea View plie
So:lfie~ in lht' 11\g lu.uJ tncr'-j~d b) ~ bi:l ul
county," :ic· 1.kpth.
co rd i n g t o wThi.> is 1111 thin :I!> an) I cam I '"
Lynch. h;id, in term~ or numbt:r), U:.s111c11
Senior Juhn s:iad. "Uut we \hould ~ rcaJ\ i.1
Nt1iglc relurn!> be an the hunt. :ts lung .;ii. we: .1~11al1
w11h all-leai;uc injunc!> ..
• credentials, :ind Gabe W)Jll anJ Ja~n Ma1,h re·
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M ike Curt1\. tur11 a\ i.1ane~. but Ii\~ All·Sc.1
another scni'""· \'u:w Lcasue plJ\C'r~ "a" 1o,1
is the Mu' lrom 1a~1 )Car\ ~0-~ !>cJ \ •~'\ nin·
ta ng!> four1.h n'"·r·up
rc~umtng !>larl· \\ }Jll; a <i-.i, 2ot.1-p.iunJ JU11101.
er. Pnm:ml) J wall bc cuunh:J on lo p1vJucc
ddeniJ\e plJ)" goah from lhr.: 1v".>-mr.:1cr ~pol.
er lut ~:bl.m. while M:H!>h is 1he l cy 111 the nr.:1 .
Nt1igle will help .. How (M.:mh) plj)~ will d.;h.·r·
' I kc M>me Jc-mane how v.c do :l!> 3 tc;.im,'' ll.U· ,
fcn1>1H pn~)· nell Qid.
sure off Gra}~l1 W).all'!> tn!>idc mU>Ck "all ll\:
tha )Car, :u:· complemented nicety b) the -iu1d ..
cord 1 n & I u dnving t:ilcnls of 1>eniors Ur.1J 4
L)nch. Pence anJ Adam OcoaN. buth '"'I
• • p c 0 p I c whum hJVC \':ll'Stly e.11pcricn"
know 11bou1 Senior Jeremy Yoche!> v.all al~,
Sam, but 1( st:in :u a driver po i1iun, wuh \cr
1hcy try to !>hu1 sntilc sopl>omorc Chm Seib f11l111g
him down, we :mOlhcr 1>tllrting ~~
lhink John ~n Senior Ol:iine Shcr.111 "111 con·
al o put lhc 1nbu1e slrong ou1~1dc 'hooting
boll in 1he !>li.111. but he may be 1hc lune rdu:I
net," Lynch uff 1he bench, :iccurdmg to Dar·
s.:iid. nc11.
Dob P:iuhlu~. •Estancia: Uollenbach rincd in
Dc~ptlC Varps• IOft ICU ap-last rau. but is
pnuch. the Sta ICiop may be a eaaaacd i n a
..:ouplc montM ahead of the heated compeli·
pr0Jrt11 they lypically mab as the lioa with junior
~:lM>n p.topcwa. lhub IO v.,.. Doua Jcuon for
gu' lack ol IUlftmer coaunhmeot to this JUi's start·
CdM'1 Crosby Ctmt m ums with Sn Veew le~pMVP aedentfals.
hul )e:ir's fiN a ~hool singlc·~JWO record I I 7
man Orf the go:ib la I fall. but he >hould h.t\e
bench, UlbCrth plenty or -.c:onng help th1> )C:lr, jC
:a s t a r t 1 n I cording 10 Cu.i.ch Juhn Carpenter
berth, *htlc ··We're going to tu.,e 10 :idJpt
JUntorlo Ste\C more to ~hat the defense v.111 give
P op o" and u>.'' s:i1d Carpenter, v..ho could use
Chns fowler, Oollenb:ach an :a dmcr p0thon lo
u well b sopb-avoid doublc-1c:amin1 al 1v.u
umore\ Robcn meters.
lhe U.S. u 1icaal tum. for which iq aod. . ol ,oal.s this fall
he played tlllt laA fiwc IPUDC.n. Junior James PaJda returns to But the scven·timc ddendina
S1milarty, N~ k aided by tbc swt.ifta lineup, while senior Pecif.c c.o.st Le.,uc champions
1he full atintlon ol Barwu,, •ho Neil Hueston played substantially arc also c.,er to aep into the
ro~hcd tbe natioul kam (ow las& ICUOQ. upper cc:hclon ol the county. ~
c11ht acuom. bclOre beiaa re-JUAior Adam McFarland is an· cupicd previousJy by the Division I
placed at\er tM Bamdoa.a ------other ltcy CO& this sea· prosrams.
Olympics. c.-M...caa IOll. while junion Kevin "We want to make a biaer de.01
Herc's a etc.er look a& DIVISIOll I Tucker and Adrian Strei-in the Orancc C.OUoty Top 10." ~ ach or the ~· lll!r• n I •l ro are pan o1 the lm-said Lynch. , •hole tcana finished
Mesa O&st.rict ~nta. 1. C4IM proved team speed. ninth in t.be rmaJ 1992 poU. before
11\es· tr.= M~·imptOWed senior ~ Oft to record a 2A..S ttconl.
• Col"Oaa tltl Man t. .. ...,. Scott Ge.Iman ud junior .. We re really aresJi.nt our noo.
Varps' ability to tcacb· 1. Hlfvn TM7rr , 1 Thad BuzolJcb alto iw-ae..-pma. and apedaUy the
1hc aame 1U IUWf I. S. emu-we to sec plcory of play-toumamcats."
should pay catty dMclcadl 7. C1;l 1 • Vlll1 ina time. eccordina to The M'*9lanp Will haw ample
1h:a1 had bccA *lemd I. WI M Yups. opportwlity to take oa the bia ~
until later lo the tc-U>D. t.O. !!....._ Wllll Despite the txpccta-ol the span. pa.n.ia.tlatty at the
"We•rc alftidy pMS &be 1 ._ tions_ Varpa sald hit county's two ~micr tcuraamc.ntS,
•MuaJ lccll....-. PfOCCll ~ must "°' loM bolced by Suany HiU. and ~
... wbkh ~ •llMa nwo or three focus oa the importance ol dally Ha.tbor.
months. .. Vup.t said. UnprowemcDt. ' Stnb Sam Oraycli. a farst-tc.am
And now th.at Varps and .. Scttina pis is put. but • loc All-OF lectioD and the PCL
playe.n an c:omfooablo · wi&JI oao ot t1ma aimiDa for a QF c:hampi· .,..r ol Year, rctums to help
•noc bcr. they can JO about ucatlna oasb.lp ls allo 1etti.na ,ounelf up cae I.be 1oa o1 three AA~F per·
h:aYOC for opponc" th11 bas lcd co for failw.." v.,... Clq)l&ifted. ••A fonncrs to .,..lioL Oqyeli led
four Souther• SeCtJoa tti..,.po..-~ ICllfOD ahou1dn 't be de· the team ia ICXJri• &Mt . faU and ~lps in V&1p1' 10 ...... ... tcl"lllllliid b1 wt.ct.her JIO'l wia CtF pcotmc producdcill ~lity
sons. or 90L" offensively. •
In addition to LIM quat tor top • c.aa Mese: Lynda, wbo IN The de.re ... *' ~ by thC «>
CIF honors. the Sea ltinp IUY the ~ 10 tut ycu'1 C1F Of· 1um of plie 0.ril A~ta. now a
aain additional modvatbl from &A "¥isloD Ill title. tho 1Choo1'1 thlrd 1enk>t. Tbe iccood·tam AlJ.CtF
uqcharac.CUU.ic lM ICU08 t W\.ce 1986. bu repcalinc °" his I t mob "'"t.bOWd be oae ol lite be$t
Grayc.h and Ryan Kelly arc in Addm1 to 1be return o( 8'>1·
competition for remaining pbyma lc11b:ach, • a th.ird·Lc.a.m All..CU
time. choice. is an e"pc:ricl'K'Cd grQ\lp of
Rc.1urners Bcm11td Perone and rctumcn. from I~ )-C:lr') K--17
Russ Stewart join ne"11<comu Ad:a.m ~uad. v.hteh wll.\ forc:c-kd :u the
Fitch to ,,rovidc depth.. as 1hrce or v:trSlty lc\-CI after the dcp:arlure or
the team s c.i&ht 1eniofs. nine scnt0r1> from thi.:
Lynch noted sc.nit>r CtF MNKINGS 1991 squad th;&l m:ad.:
kademup u JUSt one oC DMStoN Ht b:id·to-~d CIF playoll
this year's impr'O\-c.mcnl C1K ... aeon) appc.1r;inccs.
over last year, and d:aimed 1 f••ta .._. M:nt Re1J, Ra~~ Pia,.
t®&hcnina an a.trcady de-~ ~~ ccn ia and 011.an Ho:ii· •
nWKfina work.out tehedulc 4 Saro a.t.i l;ind arc all tenior re·
'*ld also enhance sue-5. HH Witsoft turn1n1 starter • v.11h
cca. lDosP\let*ls Chad B"llcnblCh,
"We're actually workina 7. Catdo AJ:am 's bro1hcr. b..I ~
harder th&I year," he id .. WallU ror h' ronJ \":at)ll)
0 We reali.zc everyone I 9 Sift Mw°COS amp.a_ifn. Pn& to be pnnina for us to Mn CostJ Senior J ~o •nd
this )'Cat, so we can•t rely sophumurc. Enc ll)"
on whaJ "'C did befon:; -..e ha~ 10 m:an rould ahl).cndt t.hc lartma
do IDOft. lineup. •bil:h Wlll inc.luJc Jllnior "'
~r.an. we should be a belier plie Andy Thorpe. •
tcQI than last year's. We 're better Reid Ddd's ~nts.\ ilnd a
ddeftSi;,cly. and «PCCi llf Oft lhc quick l>J\ot to Carpenter's ofTCn\C,
cou.nterauadt. Wc'Vc el 1111p1U11-cd v.h1le Pluccnc~ .r~ to bound
ow speed. our f,*Uina. and our OJ>PO'l.Q& bok men u G mud\·
fctl ror the p.me.. impfO''(d defender.
• Ntwport Harbor: Borneo Depth.. ~r. ~ a
scheduled as maoy as 10 & me rcr .. we·rc p>i.na to rely on n or wttk. includioa thoK apm~ COil)· c1Jht CV> the •hok • Iii)
munit1 collcp competition, to IKlp they're loina to to •"Utl. hllrd , P.ttpA~ ~ limtled roltlCr for pUy• to llty fl~ .. C.rpetilCf id
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Regular meetings. 7 p.m., second and fourth T&Je5day of each month
at Harper Community Center, 425 E. 18th SL, ~.l Mesa.
For variations in meeting schedu~
call Virginia Pelletier, 760-35()2.
Superintendent's forums
to determine priorities
The: l"c\\ port·MCY unified 5'h·>ul 01~.ir1ct \\ 111 holJ
a )Cuct of \."Utnmu n1i)"" idc forum~ Jc,i~ncd to
dctcnnlllc c<lul.tllonJI prinritic:1o. AccorJin; tu ~b.
&rnJ. NM~O wpecintc.udi:nJ.. tl11.: lunum 1 l•··J•~
hdJ to cmurc continued do..e C\lllaboratton ""h the
rommun11y tr\ future cJucational planning
f M! \\cJnc,JJ\ C\ClllOg g.111\crins~. l1tlc:J
. "Sup<rintcnJcnt\ rorunh: An Evcn1n!: \\llh ,\1.ic," .U'C
~hcdukJ for Scptcmt~r .ind Odot,.:r ::it ~h,!01'
throughout the d1:1otmt One or the f.Jthcrin~., "'"be
hclJ an Sp:ani h .h "'elJ ob [ogli\h I h1. ,,:nc' "ill
culm10 • .ic m ;io c:Ju1.atwnnf .. umm1l ,,,. I~. "'hen the
communll) and the d1 .. tnd h>geth.-r " c,1,1bl1,h tbc
:u:11on pJao to rcmforct' :ind cnh:aoc.: tltc J1,1ri-.-i\
cJuc-.111onal pro~ram-. :ind pnori11cc;
BcrnJ \;ud the forum''"" be 1nfom1~1 [::lthc1111s'·
pr0\1J1n~.thc OPf'.>rlUOlt~ I r m~Jn1ni;rul J i:ilo,uc 111
pl:inning priorilti.'.'' fof ~Ju{";iting ''"J.:nt~.
"It ,., \Cl) important for me ll hear :ind undcr,1:.nd
what ('3tl'nt~. bu inc lc;u:k~. i.cnior ctti.z.:n'
cmplO)cC::1o :ioJ intc:rc)tc:d 1r n~ \\:tnt h> za.:hji;,
through our cdlJC'Jtioiul tcm, .. ~iJ Demi.I • I
~trongl)' cncour:aac the cummunll) 10 p.1rtk1p;u~ in
the\C mcctin . It') impom101 th:at •c ~ in the }\.'at 10
C~loC roJl.aboration b V.C pfan the ruture c:duC:llll(lO fut
our children."
Schedule and lucallons of the SupeRnh:odcnt's
-Forum"·
•Sept ll, 7.9 p.m~ Co ta M~ H1,h Sdtool
•Sept. 29, 7.9 p.m, Coron~ dcl Mar H1,h Schwl
• -J •Oct 6, 7.9 p.m .. D1hngual (Sp.int h and Ensh,h),
l.oc311on to be Jctcrmined
•Oct. 13, 7-9 pm., Est!lnc1.i lligh Schoiol
•Oct. 20, 7-9 pm •• N~port H.:ubor H1ih School
f or more inf0<mataon, a ll the NMUSD•
Supcnnteridcnt's office at 760-l.SOO.
COMING THIS SPRING
Dftign an Ad Con~t 1994
Scllil8I 1111111'11 11 ~ loclls to 11•111• eo11111111ee
an the tprtng, the ewy Pb .;a cond.xt the 2nd
MN.ll SCudcnt ~ An NJ Concest. ()pm to 4
l~ 12th f.idtl'S in the~ ~ u icd
School Oislria. ~Udents an show lhtW c:ftJl.Nl:t is liq
' l"Nhtk b loaf • Prim Will bt
~in pie ~pies: •iMch. 7'h-• and
10th· 12th. ~ d mt jl~ I~ With thrif ada
d ~in. ~ let1IOn. dc'fOeed to OUt
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Unified School Di uict"s 1u,,estod boot list
!OT stud~nts kinderprtt:n throufh sixth.
IONDlaGAltTIN
E.Pf'"M"• New Clot111a by Hans Ouistian
Anderson
Happy Binbday Moo• by fr;ink Asch
Madeliae by L Bcmclnuns
Ask Mr. Betlr by Marjorie A;ick
Tbe UtUe ~ Htn by Jack GaJdone
Rosie's Wart by P.11 Hutchins
'fbe Saowy Doy by Juck Ke;i&s
Tbe Tak of Peter Rabbit by Pe&er Potter
Tbe Mhtcn by Alvi n Tresselt
FIRST OllADI
Tbe l.ittlc House by V. Burton
~toy I Bnni :a friend'! by B. De Regnein
COLLEGE PARK SCHOOL
By Pnncipal Serge Beltran
College Park School anticipates an
cxpl\lSion..of new students for &he 1993-94
school yc~u. We hove added a kindergarten
cla~ (for fo ur kindergartens), a first 1rade
(for four fim -i r:ade classes), a fiflh padc
(for three fif1h-gradcs) and another sixth
grade (for three sixth-11adc cluscs).
Ou.r s&aff -boat) teachen and suppon
personnel -dire deeply about the •
children we arc privileged 10 serve. We do
cvcrythina possible 10 make sure our kids
receive the very best acodentic instnactm
along wilh a large dose of TLC. Tender
Loving Care.
We upcct our sludcnls lo d~lop skills
in communaaion and problem solvins;
th:u they will exercise rC5pOOSibility for
improving their school environment; that
1hcy will bui&d a strona sense of
CC?Opcrauon and community at school.
HarTJ ud tM Turilllt Wll8lat by Diet
O.ckenback
f'rieMa by Helme HciAC
BedthM ,.,. , ...... by R. Hobaft
G«orwe ... Martaia by J. Marshall
nere•a a Nf&liluun le ..-, a..t by Mercer
Mayer
A KW Cor Utde Bar by Elle Minarik
llCOND GUDI
Jollu7 Applt;wd by Aliki
Mln bapllhaa by Barbara cOoncy ne lqtad ol 81~ by Toni DePaola
Aku.Ddct' ud lite WLM.., Moea by Leo
Lionni ·
Tlw Fauy Lillie Woma by Mose.I
Sana., Baab Hd Mooeslalot by Evetyn Neu
Bia. Bad Brvct by BiU Peet
Could Be WorM by James Stevenson
Tlte Blgat Dar by Lynn ,Ward
These aoaJs arc pan ol our conftict
ma.naaement prosram.
C.Ollcgc Park School is the fim school in
the district to pilot this prosram, with 6YC
&eachen specially trained last ~ in the
area QI conflict resolution manaaemcnL
There wiU be students from many
countries at c.oue,.: Park. Ou1
intemat~ campus requires (eacblna
En,ush to children who will learn it as
their scc:ood ~nauqe. We are pttpercd to
help t.hclD in our HEARTS Lab. '
C.OUCae Park bu muhicultural activities
which bucen the ~isition ol EnaJisb.
. Our school tw a hi&h"$11CClCD rate for
children who coaw: to us with no £naJiSfl
lltills. We expect saudcnts Wbo will need
extra help ~ that they may IUCICttd
acadcaUcilly. These ~nasten arc
referred to our fine Qapter I Jtaff. to
hlYC their needs Ula1ed and to haw dally
reinforcement in addition to rcplat
classtoocn KtMtics.
Our computer lab is l.isuumental la
POUant eUDI
s..laU ud tlM 'hMIHcl Pa~ Ct'UCS by
Eleanor Coerr
Bhle ~by Dom Gates
~ .... for tbc Veey ftnt. Time by P11ria:i Mc~ ·
· OWlt la tW Fa.Sly by Farky Mowa1 5-.. .t lite Swallowa by L Politi
WMa I WM Youa la cite Moaatalas by
Cynthia Rytont
brinainJ computer literacy to ow uudCnts.
Even kindcrprten and firit-sndc chlldttn
arc Writint 10 Read and havina • areat
time usina compu&cn. &ch yeu our
flftb..traden have the opponunity Cot•
week ol Outdoor Science School in the San
Bemudioo Mountains. They Jearo aboua
rocb. treca. moun~ .-nimals and settiaa alon& wilh each otbct.
Cbildrcn do QOt live by books a&onC. We
encnurwac a rounded school experience.
For the past 10 ycan._our lludcau haY'C
been dty champions lo the Costa Mesa
tnick. fteld competit9oa. Some haYC aone
Qll to win county laurels! ...
We expect to coatiauc with this aporu
tTadilion. Our kids may putidpalc in 1
thcauicaJ prod~ion l'#iCC • ~ if they
wilh to become part ol CoHeae Part's
i;>rama Cub. Two productions a year
creates owstandina cn&ertainmcnt and kM•
of fwl.
Collep Patt continua to enio.l_
YOluoteen trona a.he community. They help
A 'faiM .t llid.IMnia ~ Doris Smitb Jw .t .,..._ by Y. Uchida
'Utt.le U... la tM .. W...U by LI. Wilder .
wi&h cl:wroom projccu. otr.ce ckrical
chotn and ~ events. We appttda1c
our volun&cers more than they rulire.
CoUeac Plrk .,,ou~ boaRJ we aR the
triendJicst ~in this distnct. We are o
l11rse f:amily. We wclcomc alJ •ho come 10
us with opu arms and a 11cat: Ya. we cu 11litudcl h is con.lqicM&I! We abo ~
a ruuodian •ho h been known so
perform ~ tricls. m:any s&udcats are
:unaud to have 11'M:r eotns pluc:ted from
behind 1hcMr can.
No. v.-c dun 't li&erally pull rabbits out of
the hat, but WC do ~ ptetty arnuin&
thlnp :a1 CoUcac Part. Drop by and see us .
We •1>Uld be happy to wrc our fine
~-•lh)'OU.
C .... Plrll ~ ScMo& •
Ult Notn o. .. a-. COila 1--. 9W6
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C... Mna fer dUldfta 6-ll. Moa,..f'rt.
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LEARN WHAT WORKS FoR CHtLOl-lEt-J ArJo TEElVS In six month\
your child will learn • . : .'' ! ':) ' .. I • '--' , It ! . ) ' ' 'i t ' : ' ! , . . , . .
Socfql SkfU. 0rpqps for Claflclmt and :'«'c!'tlCWftCI • Your dilld wfl leain to:
• interact aoctally with pe-era
• accept mtstakes
• give and re«tve compliment.a
• tmprove communlcaUon wtlh others
• aolve problems
~ contro1 anger
•aha.re and tdenuty feeUngs
• take credit for 6cCOmplJahment.a
• control tmpulsMly
• enhance aelf~
Pm1ndna %hcniPM OrmuM ~ Leam-pt'detbll pmentt19 tools that~
• ~nung Therapy. -rhe Buie. TraJrunc J>ri>Valn• •
• l>a.ttntJng Therapy: "The Advanced Supp0rt Group:. ,,.
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Pra)BCI Read gives students a different approach to lanuu•ei . . -
\\bat ls '"did...,
Pro,ect Read is I mulli1CUOfY, UNCtured
l.rngu SC IN propam that utilizes thr
\ 1w:il, auditory and tacliJc Klt$CS of the
,tuJent. It• three canporx:tll1 indudc
phonoklo ~ ano-tbtte);
Ctimprcbcnsion (andcs' fou.r-12); and ""'nttcn
C\prcuion {lracb OM• 12).
Althoup both wonS·atlldt and
1."mprchcns.ioei skills are tau&ht. the
c mph:isis in aradcs one-three is on phonic
'"'ttuCllQO. 11UttUC1ioo 11 \CfY aequcntiAI and
1 he \tudcnlS are i~d in many hands-on
npcricntti.
\\ hac ls mald·telllOfY!
.\ muh,i·iCNOI)' 1pproadl imul,cs usmg
ti l· 'tudcnt'• aentc of hcarina, .ce1ng :ind
:1."d•na durint instruction. Studcnn ~c the
"mhol, hear the IOUnd and lbcn uc
Hl•ohcJ v..11h tactile "perienccs which
include wn1 ina. tracina. movina a.nd fcclins
lhrcc-dimcn ionaJ mockls ol the symbols
and conc:eplS ror tnCJUSCd retention.
Wbo an th dalldru Projm Rad was
daf&ned for'! ~ •
Prt>JCC1 Read "I'S created for cluJdrcn v.ho
demonstrate auditory and/or visual
discrimination and/or memory problems
when prQCCUins wriucn or oral langu11c. A
PtOJCd Read child learns best throu1h 1
~tcmatic P.,honics or step-by-step approach
USl"I multi-sensory learning cxpcricnc~.
The project w:u creucd for children
whotc cognuivc learning style i analytical
. rather than alobal. Their primary perceptual
channel as tac11lc/kincsthc1ic They
demonstrate auditory :indJor visual
procc ing problems along wuh memory
problems v.hen proccssm1 wnucn or oral
language. These :arc dnldrcn v.ho c~nnot
mdepcndcntl) sec p;tltcm or make
VINEYARD
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
"Soaring like Eagles ''.
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Eve:ry Orild
ISAStar!
inferences in dccodins. Many ol these
students arc our At Risk children v..bo arc
having dilfteuhy wiah the Litcn1urc-D:uc:d
Reading Program. The above is ronsis1cn1
•ilh Marie ~rbo's rcscorch on sclCC'lmg
appropriate reading programs 10 mcel the
individual needs o( students.
WW the da.Ud ba•e a madiaa book'!
Yes. students in Project Read have seyeral
reading books. They work with the Scicntc
Research Associ:ues rc:Kfios t~s called
"The Basic Rc3ding Series" and a variety of
li1cra1ure-based textbooks and anlhologic),
along with papc1back and library boob
Project Read aJIOWI students 10 sec the
symbol, hear lbc sound and parhc1p:ne in
tactil~/k.incslhctic cx.pcricnccs which include
writing. tracing. movins 11nd feeling. All of
the abo\.-c arc designed 10 increase rctcnuon
and recall.
Wb7 ls Pioj«t Rnd 'uch 1 SD«Hdul
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Project Rc:id addresses the )lrcngl~) of
studenb and tS dc\clopmcnt:il r .11her 1lun
remedial and is a total Lin~thctic approach
involving the whok bod) \\b,en lc:irnini;
phonology ..
There is an incrc:.a5e in teacher mh:rc)l lor
a support reading progr~m for )tudcn1' in
the low reading profile (Al R1 L )IUJl!nt )
and training of teacher) .ind o11Jc "'CJ')
l11e program 1s '-Cf) repc11t1\ c so :.tuJcnt)
can begin at any cnll)' lcH:I :ind :.upphc'> lur
the program arc inc'<pcn)t\e and mu,tl)
1c:ichcr·madc. Project Read I!> Cj~y 10
:idm1ms1cr (::!0-::!5 minute:. J t.lay) anJ 11':. 1u •
be u .. ct.1 for the At Ri .. l \tudcnh .1~ ;i
:.upplcmcnt to the Li1cr;.iturc·IJJ>1..'d R1.Jdmg
ProgrJm
[·or more mformJtion. cJll C.lcanur
Andu"4.m, director of in~uuclllUI :.111J
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REPORTS
From page 9
fhe nc .. tcacheri. jotning the
faculty this )C3r directly from their
uni"crsit1cs :ind colleges. Their
cnthu 1al>nl and experiences from
the teucher credentialing program
"111 be a great ai.set!
Bac'-·IO·School Night for p31Cnts
1s )('heiJuled Tuci.d:iy, Sept. 21 :at 7
p.m. Additionally. an cmpha>is on
parenl involvement activi<ies
throughout the )'Car will occur.
Pnrcnt ::ind rommunity volunlccrs
arc most ~elcome and encouraged
10 help :u Pomona School. Jf you
arc interei.tcd. please cont:ict the
school office at 760-3462.
The Co ta Mesa C1ty Rccre:1t1on
Oi:p:.i rtmi:o1\ after-school
pl:"~round !.upcrv1)ion program 1s
3\ :11lable each ~hool day. The
)Chool i) localed only one block
lrorn the Uo) and Girls Oub at
"CJ School \\here an :iCter-school
progr .im I) abo provided.
Tht' "cry successful ;i(ter-school
i.pons program provided by some
\olun1cer tcachcri. for students in
ivadc;s 3-S meeb on Wednesday
,oaftcrnoons. AJI ludcnts can
participate and have fun.
As we greet the 1993-94 1ehool
year, the >taff as cnihusi;istic and
C'Cci1cd to be making a dUferencc
10 1hc live of children. Leaming is
J lifelong adventure. und we desire
the bel>t cduatiorult Coundatioa
pcn.slbk for our youth.
hlmoea Ekmeacary ScMll
2'51 P..ou Ave .. C.... .._.
760-).461
171.&)7~
Af\~r scboe& p~ p«)CiW:
rrO\ ldcd oa am pus. at .o dla,,e,
by the cicy or Costa Mesa IOI'
l hildrtn 6-IJ, Moo.-Fri. &om l to
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SONOllA
ELEMEN1ARY SCHOOL
By Pmcioal Juan oe Jesus
L oca1cd in the Mc~ del M:u
Jn: a of (O!>la Mc~a. Son0<a School
(gr Jdc-. K-6) st:irts the new year
~11 h .1 few ch:ingcs. both Inside
and out.
Sonorn \ library has been
enlarged 100 percent 10 11.Uow ror
gn·::ucr student acce s. Bea.use of
:i uccrca'c in the rcachcM.tudent
rallu. an add1tionol teacher will
help reduce dau stie. Two
hchcrcd En,lbh cl~ will be
., av:ulablc for tucknt who have
b;i\1c: En&li h sl..ills but might be ·
forced to sink or swim in a
1rad111onal cl;i room.
New am v3b in the Unilcd State
will be able to spend h:aJr of their
d<>y in intcn'Jve English u a
Second unau11ge program coupled
wiah :.uppon in their primary
IJnguaie. For the fi"t time,
Sonona fam1hu will ~ romually
:ukcJ to contribute 20 hours or
\Ct\ ice to the school during the
>enr. The hwn will be recor&kd
and handed 1n at 1hc end of the
)'Cir
Sonora's PTA has numcrout
.>c1tv1t1c1 pla_nncd from tr dition1I
fundr;iascrs to GrandparCftlS Day
and Reptile Dar 'Science will be
an emtint cumculum 'his year •
with the distr1C1 '1 MW tctcncc
cutrinlluin ahaa docs not ""
textbooks. Rather. aiudents wiU
team the tndation I principles of
science (•Iona with new
technology-related areas) b)'
bccomiJfg scientists involved in
prediccing. measuring. testing and
comparinc,
Students will also h:we the
chance to refine their EnaJish skills
tl\cough daily oral langua,ae
practice. The 5tudcnt wiU look at
written samples with mistakes,, and
then explain how to correct them.
Yes. schools are still teaching
children punctuation and sramm•r.
009.·cvcr, We're not ttaching those
skills in isola1ion.,. We
want children t.:> m:alo.c
meaning out or wh:it
they're doing.
Communhy members
who haven't had their
children in school for ~
many year1 would be
. pleasantly surprised at
the good thinp goin'
on in our schools.
Sot\ora's Back to •
School NiaJtt, 6:30
Craft/Boutique Sale bclorc the as ofte• u a.bey lite to tet ao
holidays. up-~ nod" on ha~alep in
PTA also co-sporuon a parent the cbssroocn aton1 •ith the
education scoo and otfcn homework U6lpcd.
informative cvcnln& mcetinp whicb. Generally, thort·tenn homework,
feature community speakcra. • assignments ue made Moncby
Oubs and extra eurricular thruup Thu~ e\'cninp anJ
activities enrich the lives of middle students may usc the vrcekends I r
school students. After-school long·tcnn ·anmenu. m:akc-up
athletics iodudc boys' and &irls' work. or for cnrid\mcnt
bastetb.ill. boys' and prls.' ,.. am,nmcnts.
voUcyball, intramural spot'\ durioj Our su1h-cr.idc GATE students
both lunch periods. Jirb' ~nbaU particip:uc io O ... TE :at Newpon
and co-ed track. Elementary School on a rcaul:u
We encouraae all students Lo b~' "The ~uth-and
e:am and maintain academic cia)\th·sr.tdc GATE itudcpts arc
offered ennchnlent
opponunillcs throuth
tnsllUC\ionJI
proanfn),.
p:inicipation in
JunJor C:Wforni:a
Schol:u1hip
fcdcratlC)(t actl\ilic'
and Honor Roll field
~ prOCCSL MUy ol the
~~ will be p1111 ot the ·
Nn.pon-Mep Unirted School
Oi,&rict"s Tomorrow and ~
VWoni l992·97. .
We i~ito amput ~' ilations a
ttlcbr:>tc our .sdiool·~nc -
~rtncAhip with Cart's Jr. •
Cbartn Tt\Vlokl4t M5ddk ~
UU Ca.Jironla A' ., Costa t
t26lj
(7l~) 536-:Mll
P'l.A PftS:klcnt: l>clnoo Wcdna
llo~ lit Uodlnc: (71-'> SS~
VICTORIA ;·
ILIMINTAltY SCHOOL
By Pmc1)al ~ llWo
When the JChool bell rinp
tocby. Victori:» Schoo& W'IU open
t K·5 ~itc. Our school h~ been
rompktcly rt(urbubcd ~1th m3n
moduica1'91u and ~n\Cnl~
iriP4 ·1"he current tuJcnt popul:mun 1'
Of c:ou~. ony l&S, ind\ll#iQ& three peel.JI • •
~~ .. 1tudent m~y volunteer cduauon cl
ror c~'! os.slanments <>u.r outst:utdi.Da .utr; k>uJ..1n
11 any ume. f~ rd to Cfeatin1 a hi1hly p.m., Tbu~y;
September 16, Pri~ Judy laabo at MWfy reopeMd Vldoria sehool. wdoomcs both parents
and the community.
Sonora Elemaatary School
Our focus for tbc • 1 motivatana cn~uoruncnt. v.-hkb v. •
yev b Rciponsiblc "' off tr many ~ondcrful oppottuni(
9" So.,. Road. Cost.a Maa.
9262,
(714) 556-340
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P~Wal .. ca•,_. al• dlluail. _ "1 tlll cJCJ el C.... Mae ...
cblldml 6-U. M&-J'rl ... 1 ... s,...
dia>'bihty to participate ln 1he1e
bQlthy KtMtin whkh ~&ributc
to sd>ool ~t. We alto bave 1
peer Assb&ancc ~ Oub, •
Yeatbook Oub, a Trojaa Thuadcr
~Club and a c.ompuc.cr Club. ..,. Met. Gn• .
lair&AMpbtllled IDMt'a alter ICbool.
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MIDDLI SCHOOL
By Pl'indpil t.1¥1 Mn ant
. ,. •• ~,-ia ... o.r=· We all IUppott nae ami"'
ectivttia and cncoura,e nts
TeWinklc Middle School held 1lS
Back-to-School kd-orr oriutation
Sept. 7. At this annuaJ tveDt.
and othC'r family mcmbcR '° F.l
i~ We hive 1 Biodcr
Rcmfndcr to facilitate
c:oaMftUnication from homo to
lCbool and also a Homework
Hotline, a form of voke m iJ that
allow$ uudenu and parents to call
01i.r.cn~hip v.hich VtiU '°'&be 11udcn n.c m' -or
concentrate on mcanina-«ntcrcd Victot~ .Schoof is to provido an
curriculum. the dewk>pmcnt or cduc:ition~ experience d..-J1c.11cJ
bcUcr problcm-eolvcn. cooper.nl\.c 10 octl~nee for aU 51\ldcnt.s.
wo.Un. sclf-u111crs. lnfomudon Tbc ~1-aa be a
m~n. Rcs.ible thinl.crs. lt~tc-ol·the·:att. ~h~ccc:bnoklo
cf1ectM ~fl and litcnte ca..,.. WilJa lne~ ~1 ...... • -~~ ~~' IMsice.OUt To allJW lbe TeWinlk (~ local WU..... CIQMCdcd
M4 .._ ~ wit9' intcteaid ·~ • tlilltcn MM we.a ~ • meet aid cfdc:am · ••~ • nn&..., ti ~11.........,IM:llt.al~. ~ ~ ill 10 1 ~ CENet •
19.,.. with adjd.cd ~le ,._ "al11U arioil iiMI~
(IChool will A.art ot 9-.lO a.m. and nc:ewort •W:eopcd "1 me
ettd at 2:30 p.m.) eancotnaa Dc-p:trqncm ot
Allot the items of ducus.sM>n l:.®catao. lO enbala uiJ
ind p~ntatton.s will revolve dislemift tc iMliwtion:l.1 and
around the theme or Rct.p0nsiblc ldmiAiMraU.C ca:aacri* ¢"t'iJe.
Citizenship and wilt be directly Victoria •ilt be a ~It )lU<fy J
rdattd to Quality Criteria from the eumple for the ~•ntatiun o
uate of California And plln of the a Local E.4'icat10Dll ~n IC
SchoOl lmp'°"emcnt Pfoar.am &iae. We arc amcd aboua the
student council presented a
prop-am to all new i1'COmint
sixlh·&radcri alon1 with new
seventh-and ci&blh-gradc ltudcnb
to acquaint them with our cam-pm
facility, in tructional propam and
athletic and club opportunities.
On the first daj oC schoOI,
Biadci Remioden 11e re• to
stude.o'\ in their (U'Sl·period • _
c1aucs. The auipment/caSendar
book is invaluable for nadent
suc:ceu throu&hout tbc )'Car. The
students are ukc4 to make daily
entries ioto the Binder Reminder. ·
Parents may use the Binder
Remioder as a communicatioft tOol
between home and achool.
Guurrnet coteriJIS
TeWinkk will ha~ 1bout 900
middle school students tthl year,
and we will 1lso add new faculty
members to our ranks: 8albara
Scott, l3nguaie arts 8; Peter
Hauser, science and math ESL 6-8;
Scottia Evans, 6th CORE; Thn
O'Brien, science; and Jan Gift.Der,
mourcc speclalm J>rr.>Vam.
We hive an act.We PT A
orpnization beaded b)' Donna
W'e:dcn which supportt our
• Co.apo.1'1 Widen
& EvcJlftS
•BhnW-yP~lu
•MNM-RWi
• f>ic::Nia
iMtrvctlontJ Pl'Ollttn and OUt I • I ... · It I .. I.
parent comml.'nity. Our fundrallen EXHilARATiNG, MOUT WATERiNr. FRESnty this yur include 1 September PTA 'ti
membership diM ~ p_e,r family p d \ f ~ _ ..J:.. f · ... ~ ..J JI .. ..:. \~ Id ~l:A~·1~n" REpARE uum ROM ARolJl'IKI m: nORI!
::::;;;;=~:~:'eura Jr. ll••••••ll•IUJl••illlt••'•••M•lb;,••rMSCllM••••"•ll11•8•~•-••• fim Friday Ni.pt FwwaiJu aod • '"
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unique and c:-.:= apcrit-occs the .. 'Otkt ol wiU otrcr.
We are ~ry lorrbiulc to haYC aa
JCll\'C PT A. SCDc:e the ICbool is
new, M>IM of the s•aus UY& held
prchminaty PTA mccdnp lO lldcct
a few key oO"'JCCrt, IC1 pis for tbc
)e:tr and csilblilh tbe lnitial
orianiutiooal lotmat. PT A
mcetanp wUI be hdd tho rma
ruesday of each month.
AC'IMta for the ye:ar i.ndudc a
)Chool dcdation ccrc~.
mon1hly f'* tew'cl stw:knt
prcscntattOnS. an aU-JC.hool Mudent
performance propuo.
13Jck to·Scboo.l Ni&tft. opci:a hou.ie,
;tnJ oc her C\l'CDl.I whtCI uansc»re as
1hc )car propasa. We ~
fo~ard 10 csa.ablilhina our school
.1\tMtlCS and annual u-.d11JOnS.
Our teact.cn ••ft •wk "'ith rwo
intcrnat~Uy ~nown cduaton
ku the nnt 6CW'ClaJ yun.
lducat~ coasuh1,nts Bruce
Jo,<c ~nd EnU1)' Calhoon arc
l OO*D -~-f« their c\pcrusc tn the corrclauon
bc1 .. een 1cachina ~caies at1d
~lUdent ~mcaL We will
IC\Cl\C fCl\lW trfintna from lhcm
un the ideal models ol teKhutf-
The teachers arc ~ry comnuncd
10 matins Victoria a $pCC'ill place
(or children.
Brcaf ast and lunch Wl1J be
\c~d daily to the uudents.
Um1Uut is SI, lunch Sl.50 and
n11llt 30 cents. The district offcn
-~n.:ancial ' tancc to Camihes.
C..'h1ld care before and alter
~houl will be prcMded.. This
\Cf'-IC'c win be afforded thfOUl.h the
'r MCA for a fee.
We umte >'°" ~ informed
.and iharc 10 our • ectM&ics.
IU 1he 'year ~ please feel
free tu a parent or bU5inal
rcprncn11lh-e to joen us u a
\Oluntccr. aueftd PTA mccl&DJI or
romc to IChool functJOnS.
We arc ptGUd 10 be pan of the
com munity and cncouraic ,OU 10
'hare an 1 cbilcr1 IUCCCU
Victoria Dcem1a17 ~
I Ol5 V1derta $&.. <M&a Mesa.
9)617
(71,)7~ •
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Pl'OYtckd .. a.,_ by U.. YMCA.
WM Ima
ILIMlllTAllY KllOOL
By,.. .. ,.,..
Then In '°" ol acitina
cducarional experic.ncet ror
children at Whittier School this r.au. Wltitticr School ensures an
academic prosram 1ha1 chaJlcrtFS
each dlild.
Whittier's children hvc up to our
hip expectations. Our students arc
held accountable 10 hip Saftd.ards
of acadcm1e ach~mcnt and
behavior. Whittier is 1 K~ school
wiJ.h 680 students. There are 2J
ttt'Jlar da.woom lcachcn. one
raourc:c 'P«'iali11 &cacher, four
Chapter I tcaebcn. one Title VII
En,mh languaic ~~nt
teacher. one Titk VII b1lin1u•J
rnourcc teacher. one part·timc
psycholocJsl.lcou nsc lor, one
put·timc nurse. one p rMamc
speech &cacher and IYt'O patt·lirnc
choral and itwrument:il mtWC.
teachers..
C\assn>om leachen •Mln.tC't 1n
the areas of lanp&agc ans.
mathcmari(ll.. IOC'ia1 studies.
science. health. pbysjcaJ edUC31tion,
Endii.h. En1la:sh as a Sc<iond Lansu•cc (ESL). compuren and
visuaJ and ~rfonn•aa ans. AJI
wt>;ttts arc antesntcd, v.hidt
means as llut.fcnts arc 1tudyin1
K'ICNX or social s&uche~ they arc
US&na their rudana. wnllng and
ma&b skills.
OWdrcn be1in to s.ce
conncatons betYtecn subjctts.
lumina bas more meaning for
them and they begin 10 problem
IOlvc and practice b1gh·lc:vcl
&hinkina skills durina rhelr fU'SI .
weeks at Whmier.
Whittier's childrcn arc ta"Jht to
think and wort like scientists u
rhcy conduct experiments in our
oe-ly crea&cd b&nd$-on saence
lab. They predict. capcrimcnt.
~r and rca>rd thcll
disaMries u they learn about the
taws and principles that ~m the
narural world.
Oilldren arc Yidcocapcd u they
pcrfonn dramatic: readings in
Whimcr's award·winn1n1 Qapter I prosram Four federally funded
Olaptcr I teachcn find udtina
ways 10 motivate unaU poups of
siudcnts in buic UiU arcu.
Wbjtlicr's Oulptcr I pfOVUD is
ooc ol lbe top m Qaptcr I
pqrams In the mtc. It bas also
been nationally rccopilcd a an
outstudina prasram.
Ow recent arrivals to tbc Uo11cd
Stata learn to tl)Cak £nalisb i.D a
soedanY tuodcd propam called the
tlcuu l.ab.. late.me small pwp
&anpate lalons help students
acquiR £natisb qvict.ly. Once
•
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a111n, Whinier is one of the top
schools in the sute in teacbin1
En&Ush 10 non-English spcakina
itud,:nts.
In Whhtitr's computer lab
5ludcnts Jc.am word-processing
skills, provamming skills and they
play simulation pmes web as
Orcp Trails. where they travel
the Orcsoo Tnil just as the •
pionecn did. spending money for
-.applin and encountering the
same hardships.
The Best Foot Forward readin1
intt:ntiyc provam rewards stwients
wilh ccrtifatcs and p..Ues for
rcadina library books. The OM>raJ
Mu.sic Program and instrumental
M\nic Program develop students' •
musical .skills. Projects Y.E.S. and
DAR£. be.Ip padc children 10
make ~ponsiblc decisions about
drugs and pnp.
Whither Scliool bas a Student
Study Tum "'heft students can be
referred foi 1es1jni '° qualify 'for
the Resource Specialist Pfolram,
~ or Q>Unsclin&
seM«s. and 'f>Ccdi and tansuaae
services. Tame and c:ne is JiYcn to
each 1tu.dcmt rcfcned. Tea.rps of
teachers and specialists rcscarcb
rhe best ways to meet the
individual needs of Wbi11ier'1
students.
Whiuicr's tcachen arc one of
the mosr dedicated poups of
reachers to be found anywhere.
The aun05pberc al Whittier is warm and carina. Students fctl
they bck>na. they a.re valued. and
rhat they arc an esteemed member
or the Whittier family.
On Tu~ CYCryooe wean
their Whittier School T~shin
promotin1 a dna1-rrce world.
Teachcn sincerely bdie¥C that all
studc nts can lcll'D and care I. They
spend many e11ra houn ensuring
that they do.
Wlunict's parents are another
dedicated poup. Whittier School
values parents and community
im'oh'emcnt. Parent ~\lftteen can
help with raeld trips or tutoring
wan poups or children. Some like
to help i" the libraiy or computer
I~. They may read stories to
children, or help with PE octivities.,
or briQI food for lpCCial events.
'They can join I.he School S1 IC
Council where decisions abou&
eduauion:d propam.s :ire rrodc. or
Lbc 81lin1ua.I Advisory Commiucc
where parents advise ond dijCUS) mucs c:onccming Whit1icr's
bilingual programs, or the P:ircnt
Tucher Associcition.
The 1993-94 PTA membership dme wiU be the stronge)t C\-cr!
All parents arc invited 10
Whi111c.r on the fin.1 day of school
10 meet the PTA president
Magdalena Hernandez and th1)
year's PTA board. As Wh11ucr's
new principal lhis ~r. I look
forward to mcerin& os many
parents as possible. too. Come find
out about Whinier School and how
you can help m:ake 1his yc:ir the
best one ner. Whlttkr EkmHt:iry
~booJ
IMG N. Wblu.Mr, Cost:a Mtsa,
9W7
(714)7~
l"TA ptaklcal: Ma1daltu
Uenuaackz
Alla Klaool planrouad procnam:
Provkkd oe campus. at no~.
by 1M dty ol Costa Mesa for
dalldtta 6-IJ, Moa.-f'ri. from 2 to
5 , ...
WIUON
ILUUNTAD' SCHOOL
By~ Sandra J. &My
Al Wilson ~hool. the motto ~
Expect Excellence. Through 1be
lcarni"I process. students are
empowered lo become cntical
&hinllen. prob&cm-wlvcn ;and
seU-starten in order to rc:ach 1heir
lupst potential.
It is the ~I of Wtl~n staff and
students 10 continually increase
their kllO'*lcdic. Our 3'tudcnts v.-111
be provided opportuniti~ to ·
become rcsponsjblc, :.clf-confidcn1
mcmben o( on C\er-ch:>ng1ng.
cuhur.illy dh e~ ~orld. The> will
be prepared to make ..1 JXNl1\C
contribution to our ~il:ty
On August 25, W1l~n
Elementary School (Sr3Jc) K·5)
bcg:m cl:i~1> on its new Ahcrn:11c
C:ilcndar. \\ 11h 1h11> pilot ~hool
schedule, stuJcnts ha'>'e rbe ).lmc
number oC sc~I 1.b)S anJ
cclcbr3te the )..1mc major holuJa~
~other Nc"port·Ml!s.a campu~):
~c'ller. the "'inter holatfay"
three Y.CCU, JnJ )pring \.J(Jllon 1)
elltcnded for IYIO \\CCU.
Thanugi .. ing 3nJ Pre1>1Jcnt">
Oirthd.Jy \o\ecl> arc fi\c·JJ) hn:JI.,
Oa).)C!> "'ill end on June 30
Durans 1hc winter :ind ~prtll!!
brc.ik>, l nter.c~1on t:.nrn:hmcnt
a~~ "''II be offcrcJ by M1gr.Jnl
EJuca11on, Or.111sc CoJ!>t <;ollcg<: -
Cor Kid~. the C~t.i M~a L1br.1r)
3nJ Campfire along v.uh other
<0mmun1ty a;ruu~ Tc.1chcr. JnJ
pJrcnh designed th1~ C':lkml.ar to
better meet the nee~ ~•C th.: .
rummunitv.
M1grani El.lucatton )pon...ur. :.i
prc·-..chool :u Wilson YlhK'h hdp
prep3rc children (1.>r l1ndcrg.arh:n
:ind incn:ascs their IJnguage !>l.1lh
Parent:. auenJ \pc:c1JI rnJ.J)
SC)~IOn) on how to help their
children 111 )('l\ool, improve their
p.arcnll'ng !>11lh and become :i ·1
in the community.
family Math. family J.teading
and other Spcci:iJ Parcn1 OJ~!>
arc o((ered during the school )C:>r.
Chapter I provides maten.ab anJ
books for p:m~nt ched.-out. Thc)C
proar:im!> h:wc been very popul;ir
w11h the p:ircnh ·
WilJOD El~ntary Scboot
801 WUsoa St., Costa Mesa. 92627
(71~) 760-J.a28
Al\Ct" 'chool ph11nround procn1101:
Pr-o~ld~ on campus, al ao cha~.
by tbc city or CostA 1~ for
ch ldttn 6-IJ, Mon.·t'ri. from l to
5 p.m.
C. J. 'Segerstrom & SOns
is proud to
( I
support the
Newport-Mesa
Unified School District
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Children love to bring their own lu.ocha in their designer boxes, bUt the IChoolt do provide hot lunches.
The .Top ~5 .·
We asked Newport-Mesa administrators what are the top 25 questions
asked by parents and students. Here are the questions -anq answers.
1 How dOt's Nc:~J>Or1·Mcsa compare
. •1th olhrr Csalifornisa schools In
• ttoding nnd mathematics~
The llM rc,ults from 1he st11te·m3nda1cd
1c .. 1ing progrJm ini.l1ca1cd Ncwport-Mc~a·s
">Cn1or.. performed in the 85th percentile in
reat.hng (top 15 percent or d1~tricts
.. tate""1dc) and the 90th p.:rccnt1le in math
(top IO percent \tatcv.1de)
~A 1 rC)Ult~ for the cl~S Of 1993 10
Ncv.port·Mc~a produced a combined
vcrbal·m;ith 10131or 1,003 comp:ired to a
combined tot.ii of 899 statewide
For more information. coll 760-3295 or
556·3370
m<»t of Newport·MCS:1'5 p:1rcnt5, the best
school is the school where their children
anend. "
For more information, call 760-3295.
5 ~s Newport·Mtsa ba"e sJ)«IBc
auudanc~ boundarin fOI' ncJa
• tcbool!
Y~!.. The district believes in fhe
neighborhood tfhool concept and each
school has defined attendance boundanes to
ensure enough room for students living in
the school's area.
For more information, can 760-3349.
6 Doa my dilld lane to allnd &Jae
ICtiool la tM at&pborttood or 2 Dews Nc~port·Mcso hu·t hlch • alleadantt area wbut w U~'! school Advanced Placcmtnl (AP) e d imes? No. If there is room at your child's pde
level in 1he school ol your choke and you Ye~ All four or Newport· Mes.i's arc willin& to provide transportation Cor your
comprchcmivc high schools offer AP classes dlild. you can auend the school of choice.
m l:.nghsh. muth. \C1cncc and social science. Recent tcaislation ia CaJifomla does require
Fur more inform:uion, c:ill }'Our local high the distric1 to establish priorities for
)(hool admission to your school of choice it that
3 D«s th~ school dlstrid hne Clntd school c.n't accommodate aJI of the
And Talented Educallon (GATE) applicants.
• rroa ... ms! ~ Some schools may not be able to ¥"Pt
Ye!>. Starlin& 1n 1he 4th 1rade, children 1tudc:ota from ·outaick the tehool's •
quohf}inJ for Newpon·Mesa's GATE attendance boundaries because lhc 11thool is
program :mend spcci:il programs in sndcs at capacity at the pade levcl(s) In question.
4-6 oml qualify for honor's clas.ses in aradcs New legislation also requires 1be d' Jrict to
7-12. take the ethnic balance or tcbools into
for more 1nformaoon, c::all 760-3.JQS. ecc:ount w~n pantin1 tranJ(er permits
4 Please tell mt wta&da Kllool ll roer .... between achools.
but school! For moR infonnatbl; Call 7'°"3214,
• nuu is a very diffecult question. By 7 0... Ntwpett·M-,,..w. ..
the word "best" some people .mean bishest .._. ... ltMel ~ ~·
test scores, others mun the most awards • Yes. ff a 1&udent liwa ~
won by • school's athletic teams Of dnru walk.Int distance front 8'il nei~
~n& or musical SJOUps. Still othcn tcbool, bu transponation ill pnMded lot•
.,. iotcrcsaed In &be ne)"Ut schools. F~ fee. Low·incomc famillci may qualif)' fat
istance "'ith the tran portataon rec.
fur more Information, all 556-3496.
8 Wb11 l,1 the •'c"\lt dau siu In tht
dlslrid!
• For this sc:hoof year, cvt'ry Khuol
is staffed with enouah teachers so the
a .. eraie clcm~ntary school class stze i 29
and the secondary schools (&rodes 7-12)
average 29..5. This is a reduction of two
students per cl room from the l\'Crtl&e of
Wt year. ~ note these Qre l\"'CnllCS
lndividu.I class 1i2cs may vary.
For more infonmtion, call 76G-3230.
9 I llalnk IDJ ddld IUY ltavt a antna laaadkap. What slNHald l
•c1o1
Eaich school has a Student Sludy Team
that reviews cases where lcamin.a and o&hcr
handjca are wspeaed. The team include
ncx11111•~:hoJosm who can provide
Pl)'ltnallO!ltoJ testiq lf required. A p1rcm
cu refer t ir child to the team by
contactina t school princip~.
For nformation. caJI 760-3295 or
7~3506.
10 An tMn epportQl<t l• Netrport·Maa k ...._.., to
• parUdpa .. la tftt&al ,,...,....,
u... la tM .... ol'...,U. ......
druaa? •
Ya. ln the sports area. there ls a mynad
of ~Wlidea to panicipate on a.&hlettc
teuns at lhc ICbool or ln the C011Ununity.
Musk inttnaclion besin1 in the clcmenwy
school with varbas musical cntca\l*J.
ladudiftl IDarcbiq bud It lhe hiatt IChoob.
()pport\Uli&ia to penicipatc in ~
tcbOol paa,. ail& at the K-1 lniCJ with
...., drwM ~ IVailablc ba aU hip ICftioaa. •
f\)r more infonn;uion, nll )'Our kxal
school.
11 \\ll:it ,, lh~ per pupil
"'5klldlturt In 'Nport·'IM.t!
• for 1993~~: the c'rcnJ11u1c
budacc for &he \tistuct 1· about SS.000 per
•tudent, 1hi i) .. bou1 S«>O per studcnl trK>r
th3n the cuunl)' •'~" c. Unlike mou Y:111UU1•
distri<1 I n c~lilomla, the ~jority.uf
Nc-.-port·Mc~·~ rttenuc:s ex>mc Cram loc1>1
propcny t1UC1. not rrom S.acr1mcnto.
For more information, calJ SS6-llSO.
12 wm •1 so• or a.pea-ftfth
tralalq .. laow t• ...
• compu1m!
Y E .. cty achool in Ncwpon·Mc is
equipped \With ot lust one romputct I b. 0
the time c~ch ~tudent complcte1 ci1b1h
snde~ he b computer li"rate.
for mott inf~ call~ local lehoot ..
13 Does Ntwpal't·~tfsa ••~ .....! '
• Gua "1ivity is a problem
tommoft to aJl cilia '" o~ County.
C.O..a M ao<I Nc•pott &och Police
dcpartmen11 1cll us there is Jl"I Q(ti;ity
witbin the 11tcndanee bouMbrits o( the
Khool d' ukt.
~n·MCA · v.orkh\I very hard 10
easurc ther• ii no aana wai\-icy ~"Ina a
our tchc>Ok and that all ot ow tc:bool
~ .,. late ror. childtu, P91Hb a
for mote infomat'°' call )09r local
tdlool.
t • • I
••' 1e -CWLYN.OTS MCK.fO.SCHOOL PMO '93
z .. 1u 1olc:ronec policy oo.~ D~d use ttccl'\"l"S no ncv. rc'cnuc for new studenb.
of ,11\ 1001 and drwp .~le a 11uJcru i> It a St:alc bw d~ not require school dJ 1rich 10 ~lk10l· punwrcd ~Ml1• Upon the ftnt · . gnn~ntcr..J1strict tran fcrs into the district
uol111un, a student IS transferred IO a.not.her 1( uch tran~fcrs result in a sacrc ncptivc
k l .iol ;a~ if there • con~ ~ic.?lation, the 1In:innaJ 1mpjct on the d1s1nc1. As a result. ~tull~nl l) ca.pclkJ from tbc distnct. ~pon·Mc~ )topped a\Xcpt1ng new
I or mi.>rt i11form11ion, call 76().3284. anbounJ tr;anslcn in 199?
IOOtl high ~hoot.
20 Is aller-scbool chiJd are
• available In lht' di lrict'!
Yb. Agcnc1c web a Cll)
rccrc3tion departments. YMCA and Or;,ingc
County Dc1>3rtmcn1 or Educ;U1on pN't1dc
.1f1cr-school child care ai many iChool ~11c'
23 Wh c I~ lht' clhnidt~ of the
stwlt'at population in e ·~i>c>rt·Mti...1:'
·~port·M~'i. tudcnt e1hn11,;1h
pcrccnta,c) for the IJ't ~or \\CIC •
\\ hitc: 67 percent
H1 p.rnic· 21 pcrccn1 .
~1Jn: 11 ~ru:all 15 Is '-tip a~ for 1t&Mkats ac for mote inform;aliqp. alt 16()..32&4.
Nil btcause of ako8'ol'dnq 18 Don 't1ti>c>r1·~ksa h:nt a
• ltnehf8tllt! dtt1s code? for more infonn:ition, call )Our local
clcmc:nt:>ry ~hool
Ulack I Jl'!rccnt \
American l m.l1Jn anJ Pacaltl l .J.1nd"r ) ~' .\II hue.JI CAmpu.sn p~ide • D"1rict pohq proh1b1b dre'' wun~hng tu t~nb iA th' arc:a v.ith 1h;i1 1\ oho.ct:ne or ~h1ch '° incite\•· .. as to
• ~ nt 11ppr"'-I. Rc(cn'lll inform;a.iion create .a cle.:ir ;inJ prc~n• dJn;cr of the
' !!..1rJ1ng communt17 CU41nselini progr:ims t\ comm""on of unbt.ful ~b . or ihe 21 Oott tht di~arict pnl\idt hoJ
• lunches at school : •
Le.,., 1han I ixr.:cni
I or more 1111onn.i11011, c.ill 7<iO-:t~<J~
2 4 \\lut is 1hc cJro1>0ul r.1H· in
"'-'" IXU1-~f l'\,I:' "'' ::l\31laNc from llChoot &alls. \Ub)t:inl1.ll dMllpuon of the order!)'
f l'r mute 1nrorcn.:tion. cc.II 760-J.."Q.i. or<rat.on of the 'IChool ••
16 ·What I the di tricc"s poflQ' oa In Ncv.-port·M~a. the \IJH, p3rcnt and
Yer. Hot lunlhC) arc .&\JllJblc
on all school '>itc) In :aJdition. some 'chool ..
.uc: imol\'Cd in spcc1jl brcjlfJ.)t progr.inh ·
• l'\C:\\P'lfl·~t.: .... 1 hJ\ .J IO\\ l.1~h
\Chovl ~lropout r.1tc ;\("(X>rl ·~k.,.1'
OllC·\c.1r Jr\l~Ut r.ik Ill ~I.Ill..' 7 12 llll
J<)C)l 11;! \\,I\ 2.7 (lCllCOI 1111.. d.1~' ul J•1•1J
h.1d 11 lhtec:-\car d1vp.ll1I rJt\. ul "-.I 1x·1,,·11t
l Im thh:C·) \..Ir 1 Jh.: u1mpJr.:' \\ 11h .1
't..111.·"1Jc 'r:.it.: fo1 19111 ,,, I" 2 pcr•.:nt.
•npon O• l'a•pu '! \IUdcntS or CJCh M:hool C'tnbh~h gu1dclinci. e ri.>r .1ppmprialc .. 1udcnt drC\) and For murc information, call 556~3~7).
in the ~ o( nkohol .and appc:ir.ancc anJ the~ gu1Jc:linc!> appear 1n
Jr .1 ., the di'lr.CI hu' a ztrc>-tofcr3n C pol1C) the: )('.h~I\ \lmknt hJndlxx>l. J ~p1c:il 2·2 Wbtre can hi&h 1chool studt'DIS
r«<'ht inform:uion "13rdi11"
''. ,Ju\ ··~c PQfl 00 iehool croutld\ If .:a cumplcs llf un..1t~cp1.11'tlc Jrc'> :ire T-~tn')
•'.. t" 1 i nJ in the ion of-.· . depicting drug,, akuhl>I or lc~d l:rn~u:sge or
• going lo coll"lt'?
•. , "' on a ~h<._,I almpu (lni'~ :in\ clo1hin1 found 10 be "d1Hup11,e·· on ;i
t .11 m'• pcllcl J'JM, f mile o( suns. p.:ulk ul:ar c-.impu'
l::ach high ~hool ha) 1.:oUh)clOr) II>
pf'0\1Jc: guicbncc on i.uch topic :t' 1a~mg
the nght high school c:our~'· colkgc
ac.imi\.Sion )land.ird (including college
cntr:ancc C\JmtnlllOn)), tut.lent pcrwn:t,I
1ntcre>t jnJ Jhiht) lhJradcri tic-., :inJ
\CICctK.>~ of collc:~l!r:nr.f-.cholj~hip
opponuruuc.'
1.1r mor .. 1nf1.>rm:.11i1111, .. .ill "'c..U. ~:! 15
2 5 \\ h.11 j, th~ ilc:.ttll nm tr .1i11111i: or 'l"\\porl-\ll'..I') hJdlui..' ' •>t•c,, c1c.). the _ti..dent i wbject to f or more inlurm.ltlOn. c.111 \our local
• • .!won fr n lht d'"tiict. ).Chool. · •
I r more infor~1iof'I, call 760-J~'-'
17 Don 'cwport·Mtu attc"pc
llldtol li' I ouuldc tbt>
• dl,trf ·~
I
• 0 l '"'(ii lull-t1 m~ t1. 11. .r 111
i'li ""flVrl -~k'.i h.1,1.· h.:1 ... 1t ... 1,,,·., c.k£1\:•' .in.I
;i llllh \l!.1r 111 11.·.1,lu:r tr;11111nc. ,.n,1 h.1•.:
\jU.1hh .. J 11.11 Calil,1rr11.1 t...· .. d ;Ill! "'"l ... 111111,
~1\l\·Cl£ht fX'h.t.:11t h01\' I -l.°1 '\ J.:~1;.°''
H Ju5e 'c-pur1·~tcsa b funded
At'll.1u1 S5 pcrlc:nt ul the 'M:n1or cl;ass goc~
on In '4.JltlC lorn\ Or h1):hcr edUl3t1<ln For more mfurm.&11on. C"'..111 ~uur l~al tu.:h
n11. .l\.:r.1~\.' ti.:ad1:r 11 :-,,\1.por:·!\l ...... 1 h "
2 l )l!.1f\ ul 1i.::.id1111£ '-" ·rii.:n~·,
..111!) l') lual pr~ny 1a•t"\, the Ji trict I or nl<.>rc 1nrl•rm .. 11un, call )t>ur \Chool
Guidelines for preparing for ~ollege
If )<1u'rc 'pl nnin• on :ancnding
I \\lllcgc or UOJ\Cf'J.llY :ahcr vad·
1 .. 11m h11h hoot, thcro ;arc
scncr:aJ suiJt'tints 10 bclpJ.ou
11rC'p;arc for tntrancc. Gui •nee
,'l,111n,ck>r\ (fief'." ins gr;u.k:\ 7· t :!l
h.'1\t cc: to lht most up-to-
l!,11c mformlltaon re rdina ;aJ·
mMrun requirement anJ ~ to
l'l(')I rr p:trc for Cnlr.ancc in to I
p.1r11cubr CIC or uru'lrcn.ity.
l'vnt;a I them at )'>Ur local \CC·
\l J.11) ~hoot. .
\~urJ1n1 10 0.aJc WoollC). dt·
r .. tor. StuJent upport anJ Re·
q:,1H.h l'\ic:c •ith the Nc,.-
pon·M Unified School O&J-
1ri 1, hctt arc '4lnC helpful aips:
Col~ f'ttparatOI)' Procn
I I iah hoof Cunkulu.m
• • o" EnctWt
• 2.) n Math (al cbra and
a;eomc1ry)
•~\Cars L:lb ~1~n'"c (chcmh-
t') or biol~ I
• 2 )C.lr. of the 'hlmc FNc1sn
uniu:tge
•.t )CJ~ of Su.:1Jl ~1cn'c
•I aJ,;mccJ )CJr uf math, )(I·
cnct or fok1gn l.lngu.1,c
Grade Point Aunact cGl'AJ
• Get the be 1 '"'des p<.~•ble
A • 8" ~ the minlmum GPA to
be run 1dcrcJ for admt ... \1on 1010
a Uni,crsit) of Cahfom~ school
Collqc Board Eumloatlons
•SAT (~hol:llt1.: Apt1tuJc
Test). v.11h .1 minimum COOlbincJ
"'3th anJ 13nguagc ~ore of
1.000 The higher the SC\H'C, 1he
belier. The mJJOOt) or studcnu
talc the SAT tn their '¢nk>r
)'C41r The PSAT (Prchmanary
Schol~11c Aptitude Tc t) is 11,cn
10 JUnion in October pn:para·
&ion for &he SAT, "uh some
wph\lmorc also 1:iL.1n1.1hc tc~t
• Achic\emcnt TcM, dc.1cm11n-
'"i hU\\ much • 11udcnt ln()W')
about an a adcmte area. is"al1>0
1u.Jmm1i.tcrcd. Pre t1J.i0Us schooh
may be put1cularly interested in
math ilnd ~icncc pcrform:incc
School and Commu.alty ~nict
School or h~hcr education,
pani.:ularly ptl\"2tc schoob.. arc
loolma for well-rounded s&u·
dcnli. Accivilic uwo"1ng athlet·
ics, school gOYCrnmcnl and com·
mun1ty v.ork ~rvicc a_re ad-
Jitional helpful attnbutC$.
Coll~ Nlpu
U)u31ty offered an the faJI 11
alt bi&h schoob, p3rents and )IU·
dents arc invited to meet v.nh
counsel ~ 10 dbal pccific cur·
riculum and entrance guidelines
ContllCt )OUr locoll high school
for cuct meeting d:ucs.
a-. .... fop Abrnlllvl MICl1lon
By ~ Clnlll CllllflidD
0AJ1uaall • t.l..alkMI Ctttltr 300 Monte Va ta Ave .•
Colt.a Mcs:a. 92bZ7
(714) 760-~SO
would attend · .$Clsiolrat
throuahout tbc yea;,
All ..ould aro the
Thanbpin.g. *\tiler oJ spM,
bfcW other SiCbool in thf
diWic1. but by ha' n ancndcd an
UU1 IWIUDCr ~ alt •Wld
e...-a an ldd1tlonal wed: or
wac:a1ioe ~,,-a. wcas. ,,..
ooecrepe ii bucd Oii the bdict
....., wd COMiltcnt contact _......,..to nlaia kliOwledp.
............ '*°"aa end be pa .. ...,....., to .... addltiooal ........... , ......
f'ur mur.: mf1.mn.1t1on: c::ill -(1(1 .~! lO
JACKIE GlLUS,
REALTOR
631-8011
"REAL TOR OF nn: \"EAR 1990"
EASTSIDE
ONE4f-A-KJND on market• Ongmel J SR home on 400 block
Hardwood floors. 4 car ganige w alley ~ SS 15,000
ATlllAC11VE HOME on quiet street &n family ~borhood'
Great fireplace. Private entry patao Wrap-around yard.
REDUCED TO $U9.900
UN1J9UAL SBR HOME with hardwood floors. lots of tile, family
nn. used brick fireplace in living nn LMge yard with RV & &Bey
ac Sin.MO
D£COllATOll'8 DREQIJ.:ij}spacious 4BR home w unique
ft~ Diamond paned §U. -~ ddd to the embl.vK:c .
$159 ....
llEl.AND9CAP£D S .. conAGE \Arith large grassy _yard!
Rcmodcted kitchen, built-In outdodr BBQ. RV 5toniiga, huge lot &
more! $149 ....
SU + DEN ''DOLLHOUSE0 on qulC't strttt that badcs to
large perk. Den hes ottrDcttvc French doors, 2 ped09.
NOW ONLY $U7.-
HUGE 5 .. POOL HOii£ w/~ master su • glganlic
fanwy nn 3 fnplaca. Lowly patio s:pArtJing pod • spa.
buUt·ln 8~ in outdo(Jr kitchen $469 ....
NEWPOllT HEIGHTS AllEA
CRAaM1NG S .. HO•so\J> cul-<fe·
quiet
NEWPORT BEACH
lot. Located on a . .,, ....
RMJTIRJCl.Y oecouTED 14TOllY VII.IA 2BR.
2 SBA. URPded kitdlln. ~ patio, 2 car _.....
~Pool• crubhouM and a lhort *al to ......
......,...~ .................. ··--631-8011
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SCHOOL HOUDAYS AND ACTMllU 1"i·M ICllOOL HOUlll· .
Important school dates
First dJy of school K-12 students: ........................... Sept. 9, 1993
last day of first semester: ........................................ Jan. 28, 1994
lJst day of second semester: ................................. June 21 , 1994
lJst day of school K-1 2 students: .......................... June 21, 1994
t.ast day of sefVice, K-6 teachers: ........................... June 21 , 1994
L.1~ cfay of seNice, ~-12 teachers: ........................ )~ 22, 1994
-' ':Q' legal/local Holidays
l\ov. 8, 1993 ......................................................... Veterans Day
Nov. 17, 1993 ................................ Conference day_ K-6 teachers
Nov. 17, 1993 ................................... local holiday K_-~ students
l\:ov. 25, 26, 1993.. ....................................... Thanksgiving recess
Dec. 20, 1993 ........................................................ Winter recess
Occ. 31, 1993 ............................................... (10 days Mon.-Fri.)
JJn. 1 7. 1994 .. . ................................ Martin Luther l<ing. Jr. Day
. ).m 3 1 : l <)94..... ... . . . .. ..... .. .. .. .. .. .. . Preparation Day 7 -12 teachers
(local holiday 7 • t2 students)
r l'b. 14. 1994 ...................................... : . .-.............. Lincoln Day
Fc.:b. 21 , 1994 ........................................... : ......... President's Day
MM. 16, 1994 ................................. lnservice day 7· 12 teachers;
. Conference day K-6 teachefs OR
site option 1<·6 teachers: lnseM<:e day K-12
(local holiday K-12 students>
M.ir. 28 .......................... : ............. Apr. 1, 1994 ·Spring recess
t<.\Jy JO, 1994 ...... : ............................................ ~I Day
ELEMENTARY ~ IUadeipitn
~
()pew ao. o,e.
AdMn$ 8:15 12:1$ 9:15
AndtlWn 1:17 12:10 t:20
~ • 10 11:10
CdleFf'Mtt a :JO 11:SO 11 ·SO
tWbotVlew 8:1S 12;()() 9.0S
~CH)
Ka.r PNNry 8:15 11:50 9.lO
~brtdiit 8:10 11:45 9.25
llna>ln 1:15 12 JO 9:15
~ 1·15 11:)5 9 15
Newport Oem. 8:20 •11 .•o 9.20
~ Heights 1.lS 1:55 9:SO
f'ilnOnS • 1·20 ~ lO
~ 1:25 t 1'.45 11•40
Ptf'(P~ 9:10 12:)0
PomoN l ·JS 11 45
Sonora l ·lO 1 t.SO
VIOoN a,15 . 11.55
Whittier 8:10 11 JO 11 lO
• \\'isort 8 OS t 1 2S 11 40
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS
COfON cW MJt
U..Mew
ENir
t
Prlaat)' Sllolt~JS
P.M. Oosiq limes
CloM 0,... a... 0,.. a.. Well; l1Nr
1:15 8:15 2.11 1:15 2 41 1;00
1:4S 1:17 2:1> 1:17 2:5S· I.SS
1·10 1.se 1:10 l.4S 1 45
):10 a.JO Ul 1:10 2:45 1 45
12:SO 1:15 2.IS 115 ):00 1.15
aos 2.SO 150 J.lS
1.10 l :JO l :JS Z:tS
1·00 1:25 2:1J 1:25 J:OS 2 OS
1:l0 1:15 2·JO l .1S ) 10 1:20
12-lS 1:15 2 15 I 15 15S l 00
12·40 1:15 2 05 4;15 ~:SO 1.00
1:10 l ·lS 2:21 I lS ) 15 _l IS
1·20 1.SO 1:20 2 40 -l .00 1:25 l 10 • 1•25 J SS 1:55
a 15 l 07 1:1$ 1:45 t •s
8 JO 2.10 1:.)0 J OS 2 OS
a.1s J 20 1•15 2:SO 11 SS
2·SO l :lO I SS 110 2.0 1 45
JOO a:u 2 15 125 J 00 2 00
~ ao..
100 JOO
8'.00 2S6
I-OS 140
TeWlnllt a.oo 2 )0 •.• ···-••• >b-2: JO Oft '1 drfil
WILSON ELEM. YIAll·•OUND SCHIDUU
HIGH SCHOOLS 0,. (Pnl H OoMCrnt.•)
August 25 ............................................... : .............. School starts
· September 6 .. .. . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. . .. .. . .... . .. .. ... . . .. . ..... ... Labor Day
November 8 .................................................... Veteran's H°'Kby
November 22-26 ......................................... Thanksgiving recess
December 20-31 ................................................... Winter recess
Corona .. M.w a·oo Joo··
<AlraMtu a·oo 2.56
E"'1ndl 100 1.S:'
Newport Hwbor 1.00 2.~.
7.10 1 )0 J.10uary 3-7 ....................... Extended winter recess plus five days
January 1 7 .................................... Mart.in Luther King, Jr. Day
SChool. Moltlft ~Mn lldt lay . 1'00 2·4S ..... _, ...... ·---·-· ... Aib'I .• """
February 14·2 I ....................... Lincoln Day and President's Day
plus four days in between
March 28-April 8 .. . .. ... .... ................... Spring break pf us five days
MJy 30 .. .. ... . . .. ............. ...... ... . ... .... ........ .... .. .. Mefl'lOf'bl Day
June 30 .......................................................... List day ol fChool
kt! lay 100 2)0 ..... .. -···· ··-··-· -·····--r11
Monee VllLI 11:00 700 .... ·--·· -·· ··-· '°" & '"'" Mol* Vlltl 9:00 l IS . -·---_ ... _\\'eel ~ 1 huB
~ ..... 1:00 l JO -· ·-· .,,._,
So&mr· Sdtool dlilnct.. 111 tl!IJ
Alter school, what's there for my child to -do? Plenty
The Newpon-MeStt Unified School
D1~1rict h:u a variety o( a(tcr-school child
\a re and pl;iyground pr<>&rams available at
many ~hool sites. which range from ip(>rts
;ind indoor/outdoor games to music and
craft~. Addition:il programs arc also
:iva1lablc al nearby community centers and
parl~. T!lese recreational activities arc
11dm1nistcrcd through lhc Orange County
Dcpanmcnc of Education, cit.in of Newport
lkJch and Costa Mesa, and the
Ncwport·Costa Mesa YMCA.
Herc's a rundown:
The City of Co ta Mu.
Whal: Supervised a(lcr•school playground
proarams for ch.ildrcn 6-13.
Wbt're: 9 clemcnt:U) school sites:
Culifontia, College Park, K..iscr,
Killybrooke, Paul:uino, Pomon:i, Sonota,
Whittier and Wilton.
Propams: A variety or active recrudonill
aaivities and table p.mc:s as well as arts and
crafts.
When: Sept. 9 lhrou&h last day or school
(cxdudina holidays); Mon.·fri., l-5 p.m.
Fee: Free (some charges for arts and
crafts.)
lafo: Call SS6-1506.
Tk Clcy ol Newport Bad
Mat: Supervised aner-tchool playpound
propams for children 6-13.
WMn: Two elementary scbool lites:
Newport Elementary and Newpon Heiahts; ·
Mariners Pait (Irvine and DcMr) ud
Community Youth Ccnte:r/Orant HowaJd
Part (Slh and Iris ftCDUCS).
Propuu: A variety of lPO"ll. ~arts
and C18fll. ud table pmes 1Upcrviled by
qu8lity recreation leaden.
Wlla: Operates lhrouabCJut tbe ICbool
By Keftet Atzgeorge, Pmidlrt HaltlOt CculCI PTA Any funds IClt ~' are one, ~nt on ·
The Harbor C.ouncil PTA consists o( 21 Kbootl tbrOuah the pwchuc OI needed
schools in the Newpon-Mcsa Unified School equipment lib cc:MQPUters. pbjpound
District. Eacb individual PTA president sits equipment and boob. Between DOW and Ncwcmbu, the PTA will chaMcJ moll otits
on the Harbor Council. encrpa Into ensuriaa Propolidon J74 (the
PT A as a child advocacy orpniution, not \10UChcr initiative) ii defuted.
a fund-naisina or1anization. While we do The objectives ot the PTA are:
r.aisc funds. they arc used for our various •To ptOmOIO the welfare ol dMldfCe and
proanuns such as Ju.11 Say No, Project Sell youtb in home, ICboo&. conuDUftity Md pba
&cccm and Best Foot F0tward (• rcadln& o( worVii,.
PtOSram) co r"nd our con1lnuin1 tnlni.na. •To ,... the ltaDdard ot-.. li'4
t8 -DM.Y Pl.ors MCK·fG.SCfm.. PMER 't3
year. Newpon ElcmcntAry, Tuc.·Thur .. 2-S
p.m.: Newport Hciahts. ~on.·f ri.. 2·$ p.m,;
Marincn Park, Mon.·Fn .• 2·S p.m.;
Community Youlh Center, Mon.·Fri., 2-6:30
p.m. Call ttprcJi"I spcdfi schedules"
each locaai<.n
Fee: free
Mal El.: For dillclrcn 8-13, youth
football is otrcrcd for • rec of SJQ. which
includes jcnq. Practices. held at six tchool
locations, bepn the week ol Sept. IJ, AU
pines will be played at Grant Howaad Park..
Wee The Newport 8cadl htb. 8cachn
and Recreation 0ep'1Unent is c:umntty
k>okina for reautioa kackn •.nd cm.chcs.
U )ilO'I CU help OUt ud/ot for MOte
inlonnallon Oft after a:hool propams. can
~31SI.
TIM ~C... •taa YMCA
Wltal: After«hool child care for d\ildrcn
in kin<krpncn thre>u&h ~h &rade.
WMft: Fout ekmc:n1ary 1ehool .atQ
throughout Ne•pon Oexh and Costa Mi
Adams. Muincrs. Hotbor V.cw and
Vktoria. Limited tra.ruponllion is ~ibt
Crom other school
Procn•1: Sporu. indoor/outdoor p.mt
and crans in both Individual and sruup
scuinp. 1dmini1tcrcd by tnincd Y fCA
itarr with a leockr to chitd ratio or 1:14.
Homework time ond nutritious~ nn
prO¥lded daily.
W'ka: Yor·roua&tt Mon.·Fri. ""°'
tinckrpnen dismissal until 6 r.m.: ~·· houn arc 7 1.m. to 6 p.m. Oll ror holm1
wattioft Khcdule.
Ftt:C.ll rcw recs 1od ref.isUation.
Flnandal auistance is avt1tlable.
lalo: The YMCA is k>catcd at 2300
Univenhy Dmc, Newport. CaU 642-9990,
.. , ' tf t'l: .. • j
-
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n
I
Disb•lct's •clal programs meet the aducatklrial challenges
The <h lie Cl and
upportun1tte1 fof our
ch11dttn ruj )IOUlb •itb
'I ···~I need are cxtn.ordin&I)'.
In 1he 199'2·93 hoof year. there
.... re I tudc:nts who tttti\c:d
~ ",, ~. The district hu been
, 'roU\ in it cffon tO pr~idc a
•w I \C't\icC dcltvc:ry ~lem to
1: :·"re eduau· aJ ucce A
:. n1111uum of pl cement aptioru
1,lud1ng reiulu and 1pcaal
~·Ju atioo scttin are main tained
11 .. iJ('~U3tdf pro idc for the
, 1,11, i.lual nceJ ol II uccptional
-1ud nt~
I he m:c:Ji. o( the \ ry youns :arc
• t .Jt Can)on SdM>OI site in the
, )(hool lntcn>cntion Proenm. A
~11 1 J11oC1pli ry cc.un, lndudin& a
I ') hu!Qsiol.t, ptedt ~· j\t,
~al education teacher health
pccia)ist Vrith other needed
pcciallSU. provides asscssncnt.s to
identify children SU5pectcd of
ha,-ing d~bahtlcs or ~'"I
cducatk>n3lly at·risl.. An
lndividu:ahzcd Farmfy Scf"icc Plan
and appropnatc ·Jer\ICCS ore
d~1gncd for each .student who is·
digiblc ~d un st.ilc and r!!deral
cnterta.
C~nyon ~hOOI \ltC ill\O
'1"-<>mmoJ.atc th¢ PJN.111) Center.
~ center "'h1ch of(et education
a.nJ )Upport '>C" ICC\ for )IUdcnt
'Atth SC\ ere d1\Jhili11i:' 1 he nature
a·nJ e~tePSl\enc~ or their
J 1..:Jbil111cs require mtcn)l\C
~r-.1cc) "'hlCh include \Clf·help
. ~lJll , l..1nguagc and
rommun1cat1un. motor
Je .. elopmcnt. mob1hl> and
\0Ca11on:il ,i..,11~ It 1' nut unu-.u.11
for t~ ~tudcnt\ to p;ir1ic1~tc 1~
com~n)·ba.scd job trainin1 in
\ar1ous community businesses
Special day classes arc located
thtouJhout the district. 'These
cl:is~ arc utilized u ~m
option~ -.hen more indusn-c and
spca:&hzcd individual ~ .. arc
needed. An exartJplc is tbC duster or cl:mcs located at K.aiser School
that prO\ ides spccialil.cd services
for hearing 1mp:tired studcnl$.
Other spccul day cla.sscs include
proirams for tudcnts with lcarninJ
d1 abilitie), physic.aJ dis:ibmtics.
emotional problems aod
rct.ard:uion. The studenb in the e
cla~ e participate in regular
education cllsscs and activities
according to their needs.
De 1gn:ucd instruction:tl scMc~
Jre ava1IJblc :at all school sites .
fhc~ services arc provided b)
'pcetllh t and include language
anJ pccch rertiediation. adlptl\c
Proer.•s meet Individual student language needs
11u:.Jollot41n1 •~ sPttfal
pm~rJJrru otTeral b) I~ f\'ewpon
\I,·\~ Unir1<tJ Sdle)OJ D~trict.
l llAl'TER I
C 1:ip1cr I a fcdcr:alfy runJcd
f IU'brum to meet the n eds of ·
'tudcnii. v.ho require Jdi1ion:il
hdp in mith. readin& and lil'\lu~e
1:h
I he pu~ ' to•ci\.'C tudent :a
'm:tll grJ>up, onc"On-onc a 1s•lince
111 , n dfort to nmc.them to ir:ade
b cl
Wh11t1c:r. POOl<>na. Wilton.
l\llhbroolc. Ad.'lms, C.oUeae Parl
111J 54.mora elementary schoob and
1 c\\ mkJc Middle hool offer
• L h:ipter l pr•,.,,.,.,,.._
I En11Ub to
studenu "'ho h:a\C a pnm:uy Span1 h &>a second language.
l;inc~ other than £n&lish. Currently the prop-am is only
The student's mnin lancu:agc is t.lu&ht at Adams 3nd Pomona
u~ :l) a support S) tem to help elementary schools.
them undcntand the subJcCl 0 .
matter :tloog \l.ith the u..c of BlUNCUAL PROGRAM
objC'C'ls or pcc1:altzed technique) A b1linp.ll program tn\.'Ol\cs a
that hdps better undcntand l:iric popul31k>n o( a particular
Engh)h. bn1uagc group that needs
The length or tune the child's spccial~ed instructions.
primary language ~ u~d decrea)C~ Certified bilingual teachcn
as the stud~nt become more provide primary bnguaac
profteicnt 1n Ensl~ inltructions and ESL. ·
faery sch01..1I an the d1s1rict has . • Whinier, Wilson. Pomo~ and
)Qme sort of ESL proiram. either Ad:ams elementary schools ~vc
offered on ns ~TI campus or the bigeest bilinauat programs.
p~1dcd :it another school 0
0 tULnuNGUAL PROGR.ut
SPANl H AS A SECOSD Schools such as Whittier and
LANGUAGE.. (SSL) Sonora arc coa.sidc:red muhiliniU31
The pilot procram offers because they have propams
Encli.sh-spuki"I elcmcntaty 1Chool offered in V.ctnamcse, SFnis.h
childttn the cha.nee to learn anJ En&lisb.
You don't have to spend a k>t
to sta:p here ...
money Mn buy
withoUt havine to ............
ph)'~ical eduation. counseling.
audiotogjcal services. vi5ion
services, and $pCCiah2cd
equipment.
R esource specialist progr..101~
arc jn each or the dt'>l'rict
schoob. The progr:im pro-..adcs
sc~ice to eligible studcnb
functioning an the regular cla ~"
but \\ho arc in need of wmc!
special ~LStancc :)nJ ~upport .
Their )pcc1ul education ac.H.ll!m1i:
program I) c~ly :iliincJ 14ith the
regul:tr cttrriculum \\hile utiluini;
rcmcdi:mon :.tratcgic' TI11;
rc>0urcc.! 'pcc1ah t also prO\ 1Jc,
consuhat1on and re~rce
information. and material) tu
p:irenh and rcgul:ir st:iff mcmhcr'
~enerating an dkcti'c
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Band Boosters
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RAii!
Without Your Help The Children
Will Not Haw A Band
Tilere is no school funding for
the Band All money oomes fiom
parents and donations.
A cash donation in any amount
WOUid be greatb' appreciated
and will make a big difference.
TAMARRAH ANDERSQN
Paftm~
OJlclwel Banker~
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