HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-10-06 - Orange Coast Pilot• COSTA MESA
Suspect d•ked. at dOughnut shop
~Officer finishes coffee just in time to
spot man he'd been chasing for 8 hours.
ger re.counted. "It wa.s pretty funny."
Zinger said the ribbing he's gotten from fellow
officeB -.. poli~ work at its finest/'~ they joke -
was well worth the arrest. By lor1Ann 8ashedl. sian Wfll!r
COSTA, MESA -Michael Thome must not
have beard au .the jokes abo11t cops ins out at
After all, he hnd been chasing Thompson for
nenrJy eight hours before · the suspect practically
turned himself in. ·
It was about 2::20 p.m. when Zangger was called
to a hit-and-run at 20th Street and Pomona Avenue,
~hnutshops.
~ Newport Beach man, allegedly on the hun for
a htt·and-run, reportedJy drOYC a stolen truck right
up to Dippity Donuts• front door Monday, where
the very officer who had been hunting him sat pol-
according to reports. ·
Witnesses told Zangger they saw a gray pickup
truck hit a parked car while pulling out of a drive-
way and then take off. They also gave Zangger a Ii·
ccnse plate number. ishing off a cup of coffe~. ·
And f~ter than 40-year-old Thompson couJd uy
"chocolate eclair;• traffic offieer Mike Zangger
placed the suspect under arrest.
A computer check revealed the truck had been
stolen from Garden Grove.
See ARREST/4 "He bad a real surprised look on bis face;• Zang·
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Harbor View Elementary teacher Marilyn Con~th, left, has
bttn ed~ting youngsters at the Cor.ona del Mar school since
1964. Also attending 40th annivers.iry party. are, from right,
Principal Paul Twedt; Audrey Niday an<f Denny Lynn fngelre.
Harbor View Elementary turns 40·
• Tiw school's upcoming .
·anniversary extravaganza ·attracts
m)mes, magicians and top officials.
8Y Russ Loar. siafl wnw
I t's the school With panache.
To celebrate Hamor View
Elementary School's 40tb anniversary
this Sunttay, parents have hired mimes.
they've hired maaicians -. they've even
booked the AU-American Boys Choir.
Oranae C.OUnty's top education official
-county schools Superintendent John
\
Ocon -will also be on hand for the ~nt.
Ocu was principal at H:arbor View from
1956)0 1961.
And don't Corset the custom·m~de. 40t h
anniversary buttons. "40 Yean On Top of
the Hill," the buttons read, embossed with
the 40\b anniwersuy logo.
This is a celebratio n so special you can't
SCl in without a tk ket. And ticke ts,
although tVlllable at the door, arc also on
sale for SS apiece at the Corona del Mar
Chamber of Commerce and the Oasis
Senior Center. A crowd of more than 700
is expected. ·
Organi~cB arc still working on geuing
an aerial photographer to sonp a
commemorative 40th anniversary photo of
the school, complete with the entire
student body forming the number 40 on
the playing field.
"It surted out as a little thing and 1t got
bigger and bigger," ~aid Colleen
Manchester, publicity coordinator for the
event .. Manchester was busy Tue~ay
arranging for the transportation of
bleachers from Fa~hion lsland to the
school.
Hubor View p:ucnts arc an enth\f 1ast1c
bunch, according to Principal Paul T\\cdt.
Their con~tant donations over the )Cars for
See SCHOOLJ4
'' I had just finished
a -cup-of coffee when
I saw (fhe suspect)
turn into the parking
lot I said, 'Hey, that
looks like the truck
in my hit-and-run.'
'' PellCf ZANGGER
Costa Mesa pohce off 1cer Jett
Measure A debate
comes to City Hall
and your TV set
...,.Politicians will argue
stances on p·urchase of
Castaways property versus
higher taxes in locally
televised confrontation.
By David Heitz. Stall wntet
NEWPORT BEACH Poht1-
cos will wrangle tonight O\Cr
...,. hether it's worth paying higher ·
property t:i.,es to !klhage three
parcels of pnme ()('ean 'iew land
for park space.
fhe debate. to be teletal>t ltve
beginning at 7:30 p.m on Comcast
Cablev1Sion channel 3. "ill be held
in the C~d'r.tm~
3300 Newport Blvd. It i) being
!>ponsored ·by the Ne,,port-Me~
~iat1on of Realtors.
Speak Up Ne-...port abo will
hO'it 3 forum on the ISSUC .it 5·}0
p.m at Villa NO\a Re-.t.rura nt.
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The Ne-...port Conl>el"anC'\ 1s
lobb)ing voters to OK a le') of
about S.120 per year on single·
family homes ~ the cit~ can bu)
the 6C>-acre Upper and Lo"cr
Casta\\3\'S and 77.~·acre Ne"'·
porter Korth parcels from The Ir·
vine Co
The city and The I I"\ me C ~)
hnve agreed on a S55. ·mtlhon
price ta for the propcr11e~ -
about percent le~ than fair·
marl..et \-:11\Je .
lf 60 percent of the h>tcr' .ip-
prO\e the pccial a~~mcnt dis·
tnct, the C11y Council -...111 con,1der
buying the parceh anJ de,ctop1ns
parks v.1th -.oc~r riclJs. nature
trails 3nd enhanC'CJ natur:il h:i~1-
tats.
The t\suc ha' been the i.ubJeCt
of person:il .attacl..!> .rnd heateJ
quarrels at other pubhc meetings.
Rose Care). public affau~ man·
ager for the Rc:iltors A~wd;.it11.m.
S3id speokch ~~11 ~ hm1ted to
asking qucsttons -not fmng in-
suit<. "The) 're nm going to ~
able to ~o up JnJ g1\e their opin-K'"" .. l.hC \31d
\\. h1k em 1ronmcntahsl\ applauJ...
1he Con~f\an~) plan to u\.c putl-
lic funJ to ptt'Cl"e open 'Pa'-°e.
tl'!l''e "'ho bchc .. c g\.l\ernmcnt
,Jwuld \tick to the ba 1~ ral.)tng
t:i'c' on!) ...,. hen absolutely nece-..
';m, \ll~ the pro~:d ~ prcf'.))tcr·
OU\ .
See DEBATE,• ...... ,... To bUlld or not: CPossing that bridge as they come to it
• lONG-TUtM CAil SEMINAR: The Newport PubfiG l ibrary will
host a workshop that will deal with ways to proted yoYrsetr apinst
the devastaUng cost of long term health we in the Clint.an er.i. ~ WOfbhop Will ~ke pl.Ice tod.ly between S:30 ancf 7 p.m.
CaU 8S2·l794 or ~Sl·93S2 for matt lnfonnal)on.
. • WAlKINCi TOUltS: The CominMM ID~ ~t'.·
and Newporter Notth/V• onM••• A Will M¥e ~ w~
tours of~ North ~ the monch ol Octobet. The
tours will ~n at S p.m. and !Mt until 6:30 p.m. Call 645.-6632
for more ln/Onnalion.
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The paintin& on .,.-1 today
II by ..-. ~ Oiebfa Huse.
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~City's traffic commission to hear .arguments on
proposed 19th Street and Glster Avenue overpasses.·
By~ McLeod. S1IO ...
COSTA MESA -Tho city's'
traffic commission will hear differ·
ina opinions from both city and
COurtfy traffic enaineen toni&bt OD
~ thei1 analyW of • &tudy uamfoina
tbc n~eds for the 19th Street and
Oiiler Avenue bridies.
Residents •'°"I the l'C5pttttve
. city atttelS ll'O oppo6Cd to tho
bridge ~ that if the bridges
arc built across the Santa Ana
Ri,·er -offerifl& ahc~te C<>tlnec-
tions for Huntington BCach and
Fountain · Valley lo C-0 la Mesa
and N~-port Beach -it wouJd
tum their quiet neiJhborhood
ltrffU into ~r thorouahfarc
City officials aarcc. >in& they
don't (Orftptcti:Jy -concur wtlh the
county'~ conclusions 1n the re-
gional tud) co-.-cnns Co~ta Mc a.
Ncwpon Beach, liuntmaton Beach
and Fountiin \alley lh:lt ·impl~
the br1dce ~uld be built.
"We bcliC\c v;e rould live v.1th·
out the brid'c Jnt1I the }'Car
iOlO," .ouid Peter N ha,i, tran ·
P'?.nataoh se n'\Cc· man er· for the
Caty. , . .
Until tod• , city affcr> have
ftOt vui«d their objcctioiu·to the
report's ftndin The only ind1ca·
tion of their critic rn • a mention
in •tie repon that u ate ! NY . .
of Co-.ta Mesa taff 1 opr<»ed to
the use of this c:oncept tn the
anta Ana Ri\-cr ~si.np Study."
1 • The county · conccntratini on
the rNd~y til\U (between intcr-
i.ccttoru), v.c arc conccntratina on
the intersc.ction .. aaha~i 1J,
.. H • e get the intc ectio n •·
in.g there hould not be • major
i&n1ficanJ piobkm with the Ii . ..
Cu U&Ucn af don't cc on
the JOlutioiu for con e tcd intcr-
cuoni. The county tat an the
rcpon lh t if n inten;cction h
See BRJOGEJ4
~P....ats and ·caps Join to k88P DARE force lllt8Ct
COST A MESA -At the· uraina of
~rents aftCt omccrs. police officials will
continue to assip two officers to the
department's drua education program.
and sixth erader aware about 1he dan1ers or
drugs -from .one 10 two orr.cers.
"Like others in the city, wo were "
con idcrini down·sizina the program and
trying to mnke more it efficient, but the PTA
and the officers, they thought it would be
cutting it too close.'' said Lt. Ron Smith, who
oversees the DARE program for the
dcpanmenr."The intention was never to cut
back on DARE."
lcep two off .ccrs ~iancd to DARE buf
would also enlist the aid or a crime prevcn·
tion orficcr to talk to children about gang ,
offering another siJc tu the druJ i ue.
":The officer need lo ~pend 11mc
C5t~blishing a relation hip with ~l'iool 1>gc •
children w that rappon will be somc\hing
they will carry with them, even throuah 1hcir
aduh live, "'hen &hey might be inclined to 1et
Involved in more cnrninal activity," Smith
iaid. "We djJn't w:rnt (the children) 10 lose
ony of that."
Concern was first raised in lat~ September
when two members of the Harbor Council
Parent-Teacher Association delivered a
34-sisnaturc petition to the City Council
opposina the Police Department's consider-
ation of reducini the Drug Awareness
Re · tancc Education program -an
in-sch6gl 'Cd\lcttio!l program lo make fifth
Slndra Savage
llllll8d Teaebe or Ille Year ~
Orange Co3st College
malh prore~sor Sandra
Savage was named
Orange Coun1y'$ 1994
Communitr College
Teacher o the Year.
The $15,000 nwnrd 1s
presented each )CIH by
the James Hines Orange
County Teachers of the
Year Foundatibn Awards
Program, spo~rcd by
the county Department or
Education.
During the last school
year, Savage was named
facul~y member of the
year at Orange Coast
College by the Academic
Sc·natc. Last spring, she
was one of SO community
college instructors nntion-
wide to be designated a
"master teacher·· by the
Na1ional Institute Cor
Staff and Organizational
Development.
Smith uid alter rc·tvaluating plans, police
·• administrators decided they would not l>nly -Br M1trnl~ MrUod
Savage, S4, has spent
the last 13 years of her
31-ycar leaching career at
Orange Coast College.
M.w<-ft~Naf
Claudia Reynoso, 8, r~aches for a ball while floating in a minipool during last \.~eek's heat wave.
Newport Dunes is looking for the top dog
NEWPORT DUNES· If your pooch has·a
winning smile and a stunning stage presence, you
might want to enter your supermodel canine in the
Ncwpori Dunes' "Top Dog" Fashion Show.
The show, which the Dunes hopes lo make an
annual event, will be 11 a.m. Oct.' 30. -
Co-sponsored by The PctCarc Co., which is
'~pplytng the awards;-prizes-witl 1ft given to tfic--
winncr of each category.
The top dog will receive :i trophy and grand '
prize provided by Advanced Pel Diets.
"All of us :it Newport Dunes, many of whom arc
do& owners, wanted to hold an event that is both
fun and one th::it celebrates the arccction we hold
for our pets." Dunes' General Manager Annie
Evans Quinn said. "We're looking forward to
seeing how creative pct owners and their dogs will
be."
Youth rouer hockey
sign-ups to· end 11oon
Registration ends this week for the Youth
Fall Roller Hockey League in Newport Bench.
Applicatiens for boys and girls age 8
through 17 arc available at lhe Newport
Beach Parks and Recreation office at 3300
Newport Blvd. The cost is $80 for new
players and S65 for continuing players.
Players must be present with a parent or
iuardian lo register.
Games during lhe 10-week season will be
played at Lincoln Elementary School in ·
Corona dcl Mar.
Lelgue officials arc also looking for coaches
and volunteers to help out durin1 the season.
No experience is necessary and more infor-
mation is available by callina Sue Stein at the
Parks and Recrca1ion Department, 644·3 151.
Camera-conscious c::in1nes will compete m
several categories~ including best formal wear, bc)l
casual wear, best lingerie/paj.::imas, best sw1mv.ear.
best Halloween costume and best master/pct
m::itching outfit'>, ~can be entered in as many
entegories ns desired.
The models i.u!l +l<~t dowrr the l'Ollway to
dog-themed music. Their costumes will be judged
• by reputable fa'thion c\pQfts und journalists al
major metrlipolitan ne" p:ipcrs and magazines.
There "ill Jl'>o be a conceS)ion stand for dogs,
fc::ituring pet treats ::ind doggie snncks.
To register, call 729·DUNE. Registration fee is
SS before Oct 30 :ind SIO the day of the c"ent.
Admission to the shO\\ is free. The resort's SS
parking fee "ill be waived for all participants and
audience members.
-By 0111 id lit/ti
Virginia O'Connor dies at 82
Newport Bench resid~nt Virgini:i o·connor, 82,
died Sept. 30, at I foag 1 lo)pilal
O'Connor, former a.ssist::in' to lhe direct&-of lhc
Cook County Department of Welfare in Chicago,
retired in 1976 after n 28-year career. She wns born
in Waterloo, Iowa.
O'Connor is survi\Cd by her husband or 49 >ear:1.
John; daughters Patsy Altobelli and Colleen
O'Connor. seven grandchildren and 14
great-grandchildren. Memorial scf\'iccs nrc private.
-Ille ta lllllftt seniors
The Costa Mesa Se-
nior Center will host a
rummage iale from 8
a.m~ to 3 p.m. Sa1urday
and Sunday. Sale items
will be accepted by the
center between JO a.m.
and 3 p.m. f riday. All
proceeds will supporl the
senior center':. opera·
tions. Call 645·2356.
Hard Rock care
11t to sponsor
hlmeless aid run
FASHION ISLAND -
ffnrd Rock Care will sponsor
t .. -o cvcnu to aid· t~ -
·<fu_iingHomcfess Awarene
Weck Nov. 7 to 13.
"Run for Cover," il lOK and
SK run/walk and a I K run run
for the kids, will begin at 7:30
a.m. Sunday, Nov. 'l. The
course will begin and end ul
H:ud Roel C:ife. rJ\h1on
hland. ·
The rest::iurant "ill host a
party with live entertainment
and will prO\ 1de a" .ird and
prizes for the top competitors.
All proceeds will benefit
HomeAid Or::ingc County, the
Uu1ldmg lndu:11ry A soc1a11on·s
non·prof1l program 10 aid the
transitionally homeless. •
The cafc abo will sponsor
"Pro1ec1 Pla)hQusc" :u 6 p.m.
SuturJay, Nov. 13. People "ill
h3\C a chance to bid on nine
custom-designcu children's
pl:i)'houses.
The pln)'hou cs. buih b)
Orange Coun1y's mo t
prestigjous home builders, "Ill
be on displny at Fashion
Island beginning Friday, Oct
IS. Some of the de igns lhis
)'Car include a replica of
Minnie Mouse's Toonlo"n
house, a miniature lucomo1ive,
a collage titled "Kat>c Kid "
and a Victori3n train s101ion.
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• JAHn a. Strhtn mimed Oanldlt N. JNtt on Au1-28 lft Ccata Mcu.
• Dana L Potts married Mttlada C. llCMlf1 on AUJ. 28 an S1ac1 Alla.
NIWPOU 81ACM
• Jad~ S. San&oa rnarrlcd,Jotarsoc J. Slhtt111 .. oo Aua. 26 1n Ocl.a1r.
• 0..ald S. £ky married P.,.nn M. S.Uhu on Au1-2l 1n San Joaquil\
• K11rtlt IL E.Wap m1rricd Karn I... KelllUCI on July l an NcWpOn OcKh
• Dcu, C. Cope married J11llaaw IW.. OA AllJ. 14 in Arcadia.
POUCILOG
COSIAMUA
llart.ol' ~: In the • •
3000 ~ a ru machine
was ditcoYereJ m.iMina from
tho Aki floor ol F'cdco
recently. °""" Dmr. A auncwckr pd vldcO pma wen .
rtponcd •olc• Fnct.y from ............ Wack.
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OI c:Wldrcat docha wen ..oaoa,....,..., froaa a ..-.Y room iia die 2200
bkd..
DI
0
H UMOll CAN II JOUND anOOw .-...tied lnder, ._,.. r....-. ...... wtao pined aocaJ fame with her ~ 1VEN IN and drde the AMheUft headquartcn ol reccat aapns ot the Corona Ml Mat
llAMIUIGUI -~ _..,. Cart Kardler Eaierprilel. Inc., with Chamber ol COmmcrcc spoof of "Swan
talkina about Cart K.arftff'1 name out buvity armed hot dot caru? Lau ... but lo ttm case ru hive to pass.
the other day at 1 • What will """"• lO the JtrrJ Jen's newest productloa for her
0.a MCA saloon; ud ~ Super s,..ct, lntrod~d ll the • ..OM>rul Une .. studio on Eut Coast
aU aorta or aearin1 chain'• Jltphlp in 19&4 amid much Hipway wlll benefit the vill1ae'•
queitlon1 hit the CanC1re? II it tnac that the honOree'a . Christmas WaJk. Her dancct1 will be
&riddle. A rew enormous rop11ia helped to plunse ahc prescntin& the SOO*Oake ballet f rocn· the
medium-rare orferinp: -co~tion. 1.Dto financial tum.oil? :1 .. Nutcracker Suite."
-. kc his Tiuno1&--=-==(Aside to Carl Karcher k>jilijt1: I:iy . , An~ vertiaum, tn1sWii er ·
Executive Ouut Cirds. down thole quiJla. friends, ind hold back telepboried plu: .
&ood ror a free any bombardment. As even his political .. Cao you help me find 1 couple of
bamburaer and a critics will concede, Karcher'• philan· tecn .. ae airls on point?"
regular sofl drink, still thropie.s have COPtributcd arcatly to our No. Jett, 1 wouldn'a be able to frnd
ncaotiablc? (Nearly community, and ho deserves a belier rate tcen·ap sfrls on point, or en pointe, or
everyone in the house in h · sunset years. LOl:'I after the dust on aoytbin1 else. Maybe one of our
ca.med one or more of hilt tctttcd on what aw.cars to be a pointy-beaded re1ders can spring-to
tlte complimentary corpora~e shambles. I'll remember his your side.
cards, aut~phcd by appreciation of humor. ln the words or
ta
mcmonble sncMes. QUl1ily a miaHnuKU... «at lease a
An estimated 1~,000 Dukthclds ill lhriDC ~ \Mir hero.
assemble at the IC.em County lite this There1t be• tped,aJ wdcomc for mi·
weekend, and Pilat wiU rcip ewer all ton tandiq &all n their &addle shocL
Sbe·u be the parade's pnd 1n1nhal, O • • h ~ak 1t sem1~a~ sap au~p S. and ISN'T nus UPPO £0 ro WOIUC
display her p:unu.np a~d pnnts. 11t£ 011lD WAY A.ROUND? -While
And,. IS I spec.all salute, ~,~ be waitin' SU~ •. IO escort wife Jolnc houKd in the r!DC1t suite of the town's home rom .. tl6i& ffolpit.al -where s.he
Ont W~m mo~l. 01' Duke would've -.cielill'tred-~ J09tplt Jobll hftnts,
been mighty proud. proud d ddy T .. vi 'ted mi casa. "
O He beamed all ~er the place, bl.lt
there wai sometbit\a m~& Seems he
didn't brina • cipr. nus COBBLER IS rn~KJNG TO
HIS LAST -There is no more fervent
Jo.ha Wayne fan on this planet than
Korean-born YOUAI U Cb.a, who owns a
shoe repair shop on Irvine Avcouc, n.ca.r
17th Street, but he won't be joining the
admiring hordes this weekend at the
Lone Pine festival.
So I pvc hiro one.
0
Karcher himself, 1nd an his revered Sa. Francis of Assisi: "Where
ad hoc committee was formed Jo there is despair, (let me sow) hope.")
determine prcs'.cnt value, If any.) O
• Now that a woman is heading ahe
6SO-restaurant chain, will the name be UH, SOil.RY. B\Tf I DON'T DO THAT
changed 10 Carla's? SORT OF THING -It isn't easy to
• Will Karcher fol~ow the example ol rcslst an appeal from choreographer Jett
~S GOING THATAWAY -Uyou
sec always-elegant Pllar W•ynt in
Western boots and jeans these days,
there's a reason. She's headed for Lone
Pine's annual film festival, which is bein&
dedicated to Jotu. Wayne's most
Cha and his wife, Youns Sook, just
can't get away. And so they're doing the
next best thing -they're inviting
everyone in Wayne's World to visit their
store. There is enouah Ouke·abiha
adorning the windows and walls to •
THEJl£ MUST 8£ A MORAL IN
HEJlE SOM£WH£RE -The above
incident v.as rccoun.Led nut cby at The
Tinder Box. the sumptuous s.mo e ~hop
1t South Coast Plaza. and brouaht this
sage observation: "Remember, a cigar
cast upon the waters always returns -as
a soggy stogie."
Jtrry Kobrla'1 column hlas !t1ondDfl
aad WtdDff<l•ys.
TODAY
CONSERVATION DEBATE: Speak
Up Ne"'JJO" will host a ~ros and cons
dcb:ue on 1he mcn1s or the assessment
district advisory vote to purC'h:asc 1he
Newporter North and Castaways
propcrucs from the Irvine Co ull
542-4226 r0< more 1nforma1ion
ME.\18ERSIUP LUNOl£01': The
C.umcn Chapcer of H\e Gtai~nce
County Perrormma Arts ~nter v.ill
hold its annu:al membcn.tup luncheon
at the ~ntcr C1ub bcJinnina 01 11 :30
AM. For mOlc _anformDt~o or to make
rcscrvauons C'aU 546-2402 or .S.57-654.S
WALK.I G TOURS: The Comn11ttec
to Prcsc"'C Casta..,.ays and Ne""po"er
No"h/Ycs on Measure A ..,.,11 hia\C
'*Cdtly ..,.alkina tours o( Nc""'JJO"er
North 1hrou&h the mooth or October.
The '°urs v.ill t>ccan at S p.m .. and l.ut
until 6:.10 p.m. Please call 64.S-6632 for
more informatJOn. ·
LONC. TER.\I CARE SEMINAR: The
Newport Public Library wdl host a
workshop that will deal wilh wa)'S to
protect )'O\U"Klf apanst lhc dc\~t.:aun1 "°'' or Iona term hcaJtb care in the
Ointon era. The W01Uhop "'111 take
place be~ccn S:JO and 7 p m Call
kS2· 1 'rM or 852·9lS2. . ,
TMUUDAY
NARlAN 1£.RGESON: Maraan
Bcrsaon "'tll 1pcak ar a luncheon 10
benefit the &Jboa Yacht Oub's Junior
Sailina Prosnm at the dub 11 I Z:4.S
p..aL 0cr,.~..o.. """ M tpnkina on-Womcn an Pol11aa The cost 11 SIS .
C.11 67J..3.Sl.S.
CONSERVANCY DEBATE: S~ld 1hc
Cily of Ncv.-pon Beach uscss rcsKtcnu
and bus.ancucs to finuc:c tbc purchase
el Ncwponer Nonh and CtitaMys to
ptaen-c that land open 1pacc park
land? The debate i6 hec and
IPC'ftSOttd by lhc Corooa dcl Mar
R~nu Auocia1ion. Members nd
aucsu ate an\ated and ate cftCO\I d
co brin.a questions. Plca.sc contact
Oc.bn Allen at S.SS-6991. , .
IATUUAY
WALKING TOU&S; Friends of
Newport Bay •all conduct their first
wal.klAI tour or the ICUOO 5laM1n& at 9
a.m. The UPpCr Bay tours bc&1n near
the nren.ccooo ol East BharfDnvc
and Back Bay Road and bst l.S
minutes. Yhc Last tour lcaYCS at 10-lS
a.m. No charae.
IUFFELL'S
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AROUND TOWN
OULDR£N'S BOOK SIGNING:
Children's au1hor Deborah Nounc
Lauimorc will be si,ning her .. The
Sailor who Captured the Sea .. and
··Punp" at the Children·s Bookshoppc
Dt 1831 Westdirr Dr., Ncwpo" Beach.
Call 67.S-1424.
CREATION SCIENCE LEtnJR.£:
The Creation Saencc ASSIQ9:a1ion or
Or11nF County will hold a public
mccttna :ac 7:JO p.m. at Mariner's -
Church, Ncwpo" OcOleh. Dr. Robert
Kofahl will spe:tk on the subJCct.
M Am:Wna Mysteries of Goers Design:·
1J!c meetin1.i.s free pnd the public is
'""ued Call Bill M"orcan at 898-8.JJ 1.
IUNDAY
WALK·A·TIION: '"Wiilk on the W1Jd
Side," a f....C· or thrce-m1lc walk. will
11lte place 31 1hc Cuuawa)S 1n
Newport Beach. All proceeds will go
the N~-port C.00.SCl'V2ncy. Call
543-1438 ror more infomtJt1on.
lllGU SCHOOL CELEBRATION:
tlubor ViCW School or Coton:a dcl
Mar is celcbr.uina their 40th birthday 1:hc All Amcnnn Boys-Chorus will
perform In concert. The doors open al
'4 p..rn. and ticke1s arc S5. ·For more
lnformahon C':ill 67.S..a643.
R~UM~tAGE SALE: :Tl\e Coita Mesa Stn" Centet wall have • rumma1e
c on Satunby, October 9 and
Sunday. October 10 between 8 :un.
and 3 p.m Items Wlll be xa:ptcd ror
sale the prc~us Friday. Plcl.'C call
611.s·D.56 for mo1e 1nrormat1on
MONDAY, OCT. 11
PAJAMA STOR\~11\lE: Three-to
7-ycar-olds arc invited to brina thrn
fa~e arown-upS. blankeu and
r.1urrcd animals to Poj3ma Story1imc
with scoryteUcr Barbara Klein,
bc&innJn& 11 7 p.m. The pfOIJ'am will
be offered on Monday evcnincs
throup Ncwcmbcr.
TUUDAY, OCT. 1t
BUSINESS PLANNING SEMINAR:
MBusine" Planning: The Fu1urc Ain"I
Whnt II Used To Be:;· a rrce ~cnina
seminar prcscn1cd by Gre1 M : Walker
of McCue Associates. -.ill focus on the
turu.re or business pl~ninc. It will be
held in the Communuy Room 11 the
Newport ~ntcr Library and v.111 sta"
ar 7 p m. and end 11 9 p.m. Ple:asc all
the hbnuy at 644-3188 or the Newport
Chamber al 729-WOO.
WIDNllDAY,OCT.1i
SEN. BERGESON: Sen.· M:m:a.n
Bergeson y,,iU be the rcatured speaker
:u the Balbo:a Bay Republican Women
Federated meeting. There is a U .S
chaise for lunch :at the &lboa &y
Oub. For more. ~II 645-9127
LECTURE 0:-il SLEEP DISORDERS:
"Li\lng with Sleep Apnca:· a lecture
and discussion by Or. PauJ A Sclccky.
.. .f;...J
For up-to-date
Orange County
sports news , local features
and commentary, tum to
Sports in today 's
Times Orange County.
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ia specialist in sleep d1sordcn. wlll take
place between 7 and 9 p m. at Hoag
l-losp11al. Admission i.s free ContaC't
76().2070 for more 1nrorm:uion
THUUDAY, OCT. 14
SS ALIVE MATURE DRJVING: AARP
1s offering duscs for m:tture dmers :11
1he O:ms Senior Center in Corona dcl
Mar Oct 14-1.S :and :al the Cost3 ~1~a
Senior ~nter. OC1. 2(}.2( The --
Cou.r-hour course l:ists 1v.o dJVS. Call
the O:isas Ccn1er. 643·32-U, Costa
Mesa Senior Cenier. 645-2356. or Bob
Baker,· 645-4741. for additional
information.
FOOD AND "1NE TAST11'G GAU:
Crystal Coue1 will h<>!.t th<: n101h
annu:il Food Fair anJ Wine Tas1uig
Gal.a -an evening for hunger relief.
The admission price as S30 per person
and covers an evening or c:itin.a.
drin'-in& and en1crta1nmen1 · More
than 40 of Orange Counry's finest
restauranl.S arc p;imcip;111nc :u ..,..ell as
Sou1hern California's most
dis1in1u1shed w1nc:rics. brcwc:ncs and
coffee producers.. Dll n1.134~
The Grey Goose proudly announces
the opening of our chi ldren's boutique.
I
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1
Please join us and preview
the latest Fall and HolidayJashions
and gjftsj'or child.rm
Door prizes and drawif{gs
will be heid throughout the week.
THE GOSLING
_a ch1kd's boutique
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CX>STA MESA -~· ll&t-miauto ploll "-fai&W Uimil ~untecn. the
Cky CouDdl \o10ted Moeday to drop aoi-
ma.l lhelter seMca with Ba)'lbore Animal
fio&Pital on Hatbot Boulevard and con-
sider conwac:tins with thO Humane S«icey
in Hun&iqton Beach. ·
ow.en WI die~ 114'1 • on. Willa ..._ _.., '..acl•':,%••1 .._
WU IOO far to *M to retnM CW .qt ICalitpered 10 .~I of..,..
an aAimal. 1'holt w ¥Oicill re&urDe4 ••1 IMdc ua•.ou-*I vilha IC "'°"'
Monday. W)ina &he MMc:e .,. local. Ba~ aDd &be ...... ~ ... Mid
"I'm outrqcd a& lbc lbouab• ol our an· COunc:ilmaA Joe EricUoe. "At a.,.hon"I
'imals aoina to Hunt;iqaton Beach." aaid hospiw tho 5lAff is dedicated and &bey
Judy Striker of COl&a Mesa. ''lt doesn't arc Sood ~but the fKJbty is JIU1I
make senK that for a few ~ dol· and ~· On Sunday I went &o OC
lars we would leaYC Dr. Palmer who cares Humane SOCieey and I was taken 9" 1
and i compassionate about animals." tour and 1old all abOut adop1ion pro,sram.
a .ih•ttrJ ~ ,...... earlier ... ,..
"I tMM we ~ ... ia compcti·
~ II we IMMI • prcpl1J 0tg nizro mrw.· Dld Bil f'olloln. praldcnt ur ct1c
Ooaa M• Ci~ ~ muon.
''Jbe ~ ii is with tbc contract. the pul
lie can't )Ult call and act trees trimnicJ
when they "'In& like they could wuh " The unanimous decision came two
weeks after the council heard testimony
•&•ins& a p~l to end their contract
1-_.,.. .... ...___wila Jeffrey Palmer, owner of Baysb ,
·and contract shelter ~rvices with Oran&e
County• Animal Control. Locnl animal
But the cost difference and size of tho It's more ~cious and at wUI be better for-
Orange County Humane Socioty in Hun:-r-1\c animals.
• Approved a rcquc t 10 cl~ orr pan~
of South COMt Ori lar.bo ~~¥
South, Hyfand, Sunno~cr.' Cadillac 11nll
Scenic avcnut for C:OS11 Mc Hi h ~
MeP 5000 SK run/~11lk on New, 6,
'
tington Beach w~s consiMrable for couri· ''The bott9m •lino wasn 't ju51 money,"
cil members: che cost for sheller acr¥icc Erickson added. "We were lookin& for 1
. Protocol DC style, serves ·
·•ests from lbu Dhabi
T he hosts were predom1n:itely white, Anglo Saxon. A buffet
of Mexican m11ke-your·own tostadns wos served. ·The gucs1s
were a delegation of the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce
and Industry Trade Mission. The dinner was $0mething of a town
mcetina with international ramifications and tremendous culture
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Society
Editor
shock. All part of 1hc ongoing programs of
Ornnge County Protocol.
Try to visualize. It's dusk, still 8S degrees. This
fact made the Abu Dhabinns feel quite al home.
Locals fanned themselves. The bayfront
California ranch·stylc cottage of Or. Jerry
Richards overflowed with people. Sining on his
antique scatee, t\\O of the Arab World's powerful
minislers, Mahmoud Abdul Had.I, representing
1he Albadic Group (heavy machinery, oil and
pclro chemical equipmen1), and Hassan All
Darwish, vice: chnirman of Al B:iwardi, a
company aJso nc1ive in 011 fi~ld equipment,
computers anll communica1ion services.
(
Former Earl Carroll showgirl and muski:in
J eon T:indowsk~ s:i1 al Richards' walnut baby
grand playing "Our Love Is Herc To S1ny." As
the fiestn dinner -prepared by loc:il proiocol Indies -''as
served, Arab!> and Americ:ins lined up side·by·side, b:icl~10-bJck.
building tostadas on Dr. Richards' pl:ites.
"In Abu Dhabi, Y>e build homes on no less ll'lan 40,000 square
feel," uid the leader of the mi!tsion 10 the U.S.A, Mohnmmtd
Abdul Jalil AJ Fahim.
The opporlunity for exchange, despite a~lriking conlrosl of
culture, ts whnl makes Orange C-0unty Protocol unique. This small
dinner party was in fact high-level internation:il diplomacy at
work. Exchange designed 10 rosier business rela1ion~hips and
social intcrac1ion.
Locals Ethel and Joe Hunt know 1he significan~ of such
communication, especially in the Arab world. They represented
the U.S. State Dep3rtment in a vorie1y of positions and coun1rics
throughout lhe region for m:iny years. Fluenl in Arobic, Hunt
conversed wi1h the middle·cas1ern businessmen-diplomats.
"Before 1965, we were a nation wi1bout roads, schools, housing
and health core for our people. We httd no electricity," said
Minis1er Al Fah1m, speakfog to Hunt and the rest of the
Americ:in dclegntion. ''Taking con1rol of our oil, :ind re-investing
in our society h:is built a strong infr:istruc1urc in Abu Dhabi," he
added.
Protocol enthusiasts Pnt and Cart Nelssu· :ind Wolt ond Ann
Sttm were on hand for the recep so .
Conduding the affair, the delegation from Abu Dhabi im 11cd
their American hosts 10 dinner again, next time in Abu Dhabi.
DEBATE
From 1
Representing 1he orgnnized op-
positl.on at 1hc debate y, all be Ron
Hendrickson of lhe Newpon Tu-
payer's AJli.ancc.
He will argue '<Measure A is a
waste of public funds, especially
because The livinc Co., which
plans to develop the parcels with
ho mes, has •greed to donate more
than half of the properly for pub·
He greenery anyway.
The Conservancy's Robert Shel·
ton is expected to counter by say-
ing the property is a ba.reain that
taxpn)'ers ~houldn't p:io;s up, espe·
ciolly when the county's few re·
~ining secluded spols arc being
gobbled up by homes and 1011·
ro!lds.
Carey said answers to qucs1ions
will be limited to 1hrec minutes.
Hendrickson uid he hopes
there will be a larac turnout, say.
ing the public seems to be very un·
infonned about the issue. "A
friend or mine recently said that
he had never heard :ibout it be·
fore.
"AJI we're trying 10 do is &Cl out
the trulh. The whole thin& of how
you spend your money is a matter
or priorities. ..
• New Doon • Crown ..,.'lll'lllll'VI
• New Drawief'l • Counter Tops
• European Hinges • Much ~
l.91 h udm1ie. bf9ll" ~ yot.w Ulblnfts ... Nu-Ute IOtl:hwt c .... .,Y
t aoo a79-J7t7
u. noN ror • ~ ~ conQAabon ~ i.c-""'111
• Fajitas
•Enchiladas
\ SCHOOL
From .1 ..
~uipment and part-time in~tructors hove kepi
alive programs ranging from computer science
and physical education to art and M:lcnc:c.
Ourin' her 35 ycari ccnching fir~t nJ crond
aradc:. al Hubor View, he l\a) Ken a ste ~
ri~ in sincle·parent families, tY>o-income
families ond students Y>ith lcarnh•a di bilieie .
Superintendent Oc:sn. \\ht> wa) princip:d <al 1hc:
hool Y>hcn at v..b parl of the Newport Uc l'11
City School O"tricl. "The n nh end of 1hc
·pt )grounJ buncd pinst l~in~ Co. prt>pc rh
"here aaule arucd," Dclln rcc.:alfc~
.,The people in this community pince a very
high value on education," Twedt aid. "Over .
the 40 years of the school, thct'e been very
supportive in providing financial nssisumce ond
lime to do evcrythin& po ·sible to provide the
best program Jor the kids."
"When I fi~t s1ancd ceachini, we -were
rcolly laid back," Niday aid. ~·Then oil of a •
sudden we expected a to1 more or them .
Some1imc l 1bink they're pushed n little 100
aiuch."
There were abOut 900 children 111tcnd1ng the
M:hool when Dean was princip~I. There :arc 3''7
cuden1 cnrollcJ ~hi schoOI ycu. "\Ve "ere 111
a gro'' th moJc in 1ho~ days ancJ \\e "crc
busing children from all O\'Cf town bccauK ol
the need.''
But Harbor View parents arc not exempt
Crom the problems that plaaue all schools in
the Newport-Mesa Unified School District,
according to retired teacher Audrey Niday.
Nid:iy, who rc1ired last June, bcg!ln her ·
tcoching corecr a1 lhc school in 1958 and never
left -in large plln because Of the school's
hl&hly motivoaed parents. "All you hove to do
is ask and 1hcy're right there -Johnny on the
pen.'' she stud.
H3rbor View elementary School' "401h
Birthday Party" begins at • p.m. Sund:i), on
the upper pl:iy&rouncJ of I~ ~hool. More
inform:nion i nv;,iilable by calling 1hc hool
al 760-3472. 1,t's a sentiment shnred by county schools
BRIDGE
From 1
surpassed ils aipacily for d:iily
drivers, the way to relieve 1hc
stress is to odd n lane in each di·
rec1ion.
''lf you look at roads in the
county, you don't generally see a
road with three lanes in one di-
rec1ion and two in the other," ~aid
Bob Peterson, tr:rnsportntion man-
ai;er for the county ... All roads ·rn
county arc buih symmetric11lly."
. Naghavi :ind ci1y officials con-
tend that if lhcir county coun1er-
parts would consider intersection
improvements -like adding a
right-hand through lane on one:
side of the intersection -and nol
a po1c01inlly expensi,·e roacJway
widening, they could sa,·c money.
N:ighavi said, "Why do ii now,
why go through expense no"' when
you really don't need that.''
ARREST
From 1
Mailer erred, no
hearing Oct. 18
Contrary lo what was
stated in a mailer that went
out to residents this week-
end, the City Council will not
hold a public he.lrmg about
the 19th Street and C1)ler
Avenue brid~ Oct. 16.
Officials announced the news
Monday th;it the resular
council m~11ng in t\\.O .
"eclu was· canceled due lo
the Le01gue of C.tie) confer-
ence in SJn Franc•~. whidt•
some council members
would be attending The
hearing will be rescheduled.
The t raffic romm1 ion mec11ng
begin~ at 7 p.m. ton1gh1 in council
chambers, n Fair Dr.
Z:lngger searched the arc:i. bul "llhout Jud. -unlll he and traffic ol·
ficcr Jeff McCunn i.topped for a coffee break nearly eight hours taler at
Dippily Donuts on Broad"ay nnd Newport J)oulcvard •
"l h:id just fini~hcd a cup of coffee when l ~w (the su:-.pccl) turn into
the parking lot," Zangger said. "l :iid, 'Hey. thnt looks li~c the cruel in
my hit-ttnd-run.' The dri'"-er fit description t'(actly. So as !loon as he shut
1he engine off, we walked over and arrested him "
Thompson Y.as taken k'> the Costa Mesa J:ul oa, su)pJCion of auto theft
nn d hit-and·run. Dail h:b been set at S 10,000. • '
bnggcr said he will continue to patronize Dipplly Donut~ "hen &1\·
si&ncd to patrol the Newport Boulevard area.
"J ust o ~up of coffee to keep us awake," he so id. Or c:uch a onminal.
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9 . ..ioo pennies 10 a machine tha1
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SPOkTS EDITOR ROGEll C"RLSON. '42"'4ll0, ext. 317
wport .Harllbr r es to beat CdM · Ill 5 -•oown o:.;2, Misty May ignites the Sailor~--.-
s1 fUdwd °""" 5'*11 Wllllr
CORONA DEL MAR -Misty May's ahou1·
dcr Jlliaht be a little M>re today, but the aweet
fcelin& O( I miraculous, come·frOm·bcbind tri·
umph lhould soothe the aches.
Jn fact, no feeli111 coo.Id be better.
Led by May and junior middle blocker Melisu
Schutz. Nc~rt Harbor High pulled off the improbable de·
fcatina Bay Back .rival and dcfcndina State Division I cha~pion
Corona dcl Mar an five ga mes, after losina the first two, 9--IS,
12-JS.
The Sajlors. top -ranked in the State and CtF Southern Sec-
tion Di-vision I polls, puJlcd t<>cether in final three pmes. win·
nina 15-12, lS·S, 16-14, iJ? a t~rillin& Sea View Leacue &irls vol·
le)ball match Tuesday night in front of an overflow crowd in
exec or 1,200 at CdM.
"My ·,boulder's had it," s3id M:iy, a junior outside hitter who ·
recorded 39 kills and sc-.en a~s. "When we aot to 14·14 (in the
fifth same) and our fens ~ere i oing crazy, h wus the Jrca test
fceltna to come b:ick. In fact, It wu the 1rcatcst feeling I've
' C\Cr had in sports It wu better thnn winnin1 any championship.
"Co3ch (Dan Glenn) alwnys says that you have to have heatt,
and we really showed at at the end. We had 11 lot or fight in us."
Do-An 10-4 an the final game, May h3d two kills ond two
blocks, whale Schutz added two scorini two kills in a series th3t
pulled Ncwpon Harbor to within 10--6.
"We Jtartcd sh3n .. 1ng the ball (early in the fifth), but then we
got some tough serves." G lenn said.
f ollowing CdM out idc haller Kjm Coleman's ldt·h:inded set
fake for a kill tha t g:i"e the Sea Kings a 12-8 edge, the Sailors
pureed ag3in After b;ick·to-bad kills by May, a stuff block by
JUn1or Tin3 Bowman and a )Cl'\ ice winner by May. the Sailors ·
cu& CdM's lead to 12-11.
But wi&h Andrea Su son serving, CdM rolled off two str~ught
points on back-to-back scoring kill by Kathryn Rice. The: Sea - '
Kmg> were a t match po1n1 Newport's girls volletball team \\hoop s it up a fte r -com ing fro m t\\o ga mes do~n to to p Cd~ in fiH~.
M.i) led Newport's fin:il ch:irgc, recording three ._ilb and a •
block to cut CdM'i lc:iJ to 14-13. Fo1Jowin1 an exchange of i.idcouts. Schutz fired off "on 1he third game, but there's no C\1.u..c. \\'c "'ere Jbo up 1n the fifth game unJ ha<.1
1wo scoring kills inn r~ with S:ira Warmingto n serving. A pike return that landed out opportunitici. fo r point\. If "'c h:id cAccut cJ for 1hc: entire third game, we Y.OulJ \e v.on
of boun<h ga"e the Sailors their victory. an three. Uu.t. thcy !.hOY.C:d g1eat gub and dei.ire I take my h:u o tf 10 them:·
"Mi~ty's a~e~mc." CdM Coach uncc Stewart said. "When they nced~J big points, Added Ma) "At fiN. I \\:.IS '>l ep111.al Jbout u~ ~1ng able to come bacl . bc1.ausc of they ~ Cru the pcaun-~he~ nccdcJ l>it potn• from: It wotS 11 ~tit vollcyb~ nratch. Inc y,ay "c plJ)ed 1n the fi~t t\\O game:) But "c 1ui.1 c.1me together r ,c nc,cr ccn U)
L nCon un;atel). "'e Y.crcn't on the right side, but "c'rc going to be there. pla) th.:11 "ell together Coron.:i said 11 w :i) going 10 ~at us in three. bur Y.C 'lho"cJ
"They C"<ccu1cd in pl3ccs where they needed to execute. and we didn't. We should'vc them. But it's not o'er )Ct. \\'e ca n't let this get to our.heads.''
DAl.Y PILOT 11611 SCHOOL fOOTBAll Pl.AYER If THE WEB<
Warning label .clearly need~d
~ Steve Gonzales is proving himself to be a supreme hitte r
in Newport Harbor's quest for Sea Vrew League title, playoffs. ·I n lecp1n1 .,.,ith tcJ m lr.idition, Ne~port Hnrbor 1 ligh hn~b:>clc r
Sieve Gonzales di>pl.l)) hii. i.kull·:>nd-cro>.,bonc) d-.:cab on the
front or hlS helmet. In his C:»e, the me .age i5 clear: 1.-ontact \\Ith
thi.s 6-root·l, 190-pound pro1ec11le m.1y be h.1Lardou) to )Our
bcahh.
S:adJleback High'~ R~drunner), it :>ppc:arctl, did not n~cJ to con~uh a
physician following Frid 3y nigh!' 21-J 7 It»> tu the S.ulof'> Uut Gonzale) "~ po ttl\cl)
poisonous to the vi)ito rs' ch11nces for v1ctury.
The Dally Pilot Player or the Weck ccco~crcd a fumble. made five o( h1~ eight tad.le
behind the line or scrimmo,e. and rushed for 63 ~arm ..1nJ tY.o touchdown on 15 c:ir·
rie • including the i ame-winning score from 2 )arID out with ~.36 left tn the game
And if his fi nnl scoring plunge y,crcn't enough, the 'emor lincbad..cr-running b:1\'.l
mnde the end.le o n fo'1r of SadJlcbncl's final fl\e pla)!:I. the laM a rc~unding hit thot
stopped Danny Gont.nlel inches from a first Jo,~n on fourth·Jnd· 11. ·
"StC\C always seems to step up at the right time," s:ud Ne.,., port Coa"h Jen Brinllcy.
who required Gonzales to carry the ofrc n>ive load after All·Cff t:i1lbacl Wade Taft "cnt
down in the first quaner with a dislOC3teJ hc.>uldcr.
"He's a winner, ju t like Wade. They both want the b:ill :it crunch \imc, and when ci·
lber one or them is in there, the defense ha) to think about stopping them fi~t."
Stoppina opponents has been Gonz~lcs' prim:ny assignment at Newport. ever since he
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cracked the stan ing li neup ~ a sopbo~~
Sponsored by: .,.... :-• " o utside linebacker. 0 Vlan l..llt yc:ar. Gonzales ea rned All-Sea View --
THE ATHLETE'S CHOICE .
• .. ..... 1133 So. Colli Hwy.
Le:igue laurels at inside backer, where he
\\tb second on the team "'i1h 79 tnd..lcs.
He nlso started a t t31lback the first three
gJmcs last foll, but yielded to Tift, \\ho has
)ince nm~ed more than 2,000 career ru h·
in' yar<h.
"It's exciting to get a chance to run the
ball more," :11d Go n.ulc), \\ho h:id carried
1u:.t 13 time for 51 )artb .the fif')t three
CdM, Tars
duke n out-~
In pool today
CORONA DEL MAR -The Bad.
Bay water polo rivalf) bct-.een Corona
del Mar High and ·~port Harbor cn~rs
Sea King waters today at 3·45 p.m .. f01 •
Sea View League match that 11nnually de-
cides the circuit's frontrunner.
The Sc:. Kin (8-J) life ranl ed third.in
CIF D1";sion I. v.tulc the Sailor.,, (6·3) arc
ranked sixth. Both arc l·O in kaguc.
If the (i~J mct'llng of the ~:i .. on be·
t\\'een the tw.o po11o er-•. Yoho ha\c com·
bincd for 19 C IF Southern ·~cd1lln cham·
PlOnsh1p) since I 9( S
CdM, led by la)t \Car) ~ca \'1c" M\ P, Cro~y G rant: had ·been ranlcd .11op the
Divi~1on I pull un11I lo!:>ing to llO\\ .,ccond·
ran~cd ~an Ckmentc:. 1n u ri.in·kJguc:
contc:>t t\o' :!:--
; Coa1.:h John Varga.. \1..a ~ing~ O'-' n '1\7·
tone .. o'er.El l oro. rnrrc:nrh r.:inkcd :-.:o
I, anJ ~an Clemente both c:n route: 10 1hc
t11lc of &he South (oa\t l ullrnamcn1
Jun1ur dn,cr '\ell Hue,1un anJ 'en1ur
goalie Greg Sa")CI arc amuni: (\t\t\
other )landout'I
Coach Bill U:u nett ' ~Jil H .irt" •mar i.!
off J (i.3 'ldUI) o'er R1'u' Jc: fl, \ ~Ji·
urdJ)'. which ;s\engc:J the lkar•\ 'nurnph
Cl'cr ~tv.pon in the \outh C o..'J'I 1 ouma-·
mcnt 'cm1fin.sb
:".t\\P' .1 L' I 1 b~ re'"turn.nc .. : • .utcr'
GJhC' \\')all anJ cc•al1e fa,on \1ai ... h. :i'
Y.ell ..1' -.cnlllr'> Urad Pcn~e :rnJ Adam
Cle;in
One matchup tu lecp Jn ~·,C' on 1, t~c
h~el~ t" '·meter plmng b t"ccn GrJnt
(b·foot·.'· ~ 1 pound I ~nd \\,;i11 th-~.
~00)
-n.~ n.ury I 11ull.nrr
C..-·-..W• ~~·a7-G033 See GONZALESr1 H1rbor'1 Steve GonuJes is th~ D.aity Pilot High School Footbilll Pl.t}tt o r t~ Wttk.
Ill/or R91lt1 W•I'°-• ••Illar R1,1lt1-Welcom e
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• -
atan
~ Newport Hllbor puls out
79-7 4 edge In gnes to split
S.9 deadlock wlh Sea Kilgs.
-1ty Nctmd oum. .....
OORONA DEL MAR ,... Char·
lie Bleikcr, Newpoct Harbor fli&b
pta tennis coedi, wasn't· Jcidd~
wbm be Aid in tho preseuon that
bit Sailon woulct wiD the Sea
V.ew l.e.pC Citlo. .,,
He just didn't apcct to liWCl1 u
much as bis players against Co-
rona del Mar.
In an c:xtraorcJinary c:omebact.
tbe Sailors woo ~ of three sets
in both doubles and singles in th~
final round -Tuesday, as vtsitiq
Newport Harbor ~cated CdM in
pmes, 79-74, after a 9-9 dcadloct.
to win teaiue-I just dido' think
Corona would be IO ltrOG&-"
winD1Da margin.
2=·• AUda ...
... Clarilde
()'Mella. 7~.
10 she th
Sailon .... · .... new..
on broke
tene .ca-to ..
almd.6-S.•
fon ~
held ID tbe
12tla ••••.
Olaoa'1
Olson and Godbey, wtaalDt two
of three Kii, are DCJ1111F 17·1 al No.
1 doubla. lollina tbcir fint let of
the year to CdM"t No. 1 team of
Jemty Otucow wl ~ W'm-
totl. 0140 ~ ...
Newport Hart>or, with three
freshmen playing doubt~ beat
CdM's Nos. 2 and 3 doubles tcaJl1$
in the last round for the victory in
a naiJ.bit:ID& Sea View League
match.
'Ibe Sa.ilora, rmW:d No. 4 in the
aF Southern Sectioa DMsioo I
poll. improved to 9-0 cmrall. 6-0
jo. lequc. CdM. ranted No. 8 in
Division I, fell to 8-1, S-l in
league.
"I think they pumped jt up a
level and I think my girls played a
little tentative (in the last round),"
said CdM eo.dl Julie Slattery,
whose squad held a 7-S lead after
two rounds.
01.asgoW and Winton l'Rp( aD
three sets at No. 1 doub&CI, t:friQa
the Sea Kings 1 6-3 dou~ acf:
vantage. But Nc:wpost Harbor.
which won m of nine singles tell.
fmbhed (J..31 in games in sm,lcs.
Hartu'1 Slrlla H~, pla1acg ~ 1 .,.., retuml a wley hi Tu e11dlf1 Sea View ct.el .... c.dM;
.. I was sweating," Blcikcr said. Mardc Alch, ~ ia the ICCOnd
round. For Alcb, CdM'1 No. 1 aJn.
Jlca pla)'Cr, it WU only her fourth
Joa 1n n sets this year.
-.
laizzi, tho 1991 lcquo iiDakt
dtanpion. wbO lost to Aicb in tbo
le.l&ue temifinaJ1 lut year in tbrco
tees.
"It was tough, and I told them to
just hang. (CdM's) doubles came
out lite gang-bu teB. We were
nervous, but the freshmen came
back. ( thought WC wete going to
beat them. I said in the beginning
of the season that we were going
In the ncxH~last set of the
match. }'i(ewpon Harbor's Vancs.sa
Godbey, a frea.hma.n.. and _Lindsay
Senior Mara Colaizzi. who
swept in singles for the Sailon to
improve to 14-1, defeated CdM's
· "I should've beaten Marcie
more than I beat her, because I
was up S·l and 30-IOY'C," said ~
··1 feel lib rm p&ayioa well
Today, I felt lb I wu plaJina u
well as I ba~ all 1eUbD. I don't ..... , · mzA1 FI •
Pirates, Cypress de, Bucs remain unbeaten dlil year, and Md just dlree lhroup three quarten
tbe ROldnnmen.
CYPRESS -Orange Coast Col-. Fgll llllt I .. ·
1cgc's men's soccer team remains tl"'~ll 3 II
unbeaten following Tuesday's 1-1 COSTA MESA -Estancia ---
tie with host Cypress in an Orange High's No. 3 doubles team of sopb-e •
F.mpire Conference opener. omores Stacy Millhouse and R.icba ,,_-
The Pirates (5-0-4 overall) took a 1-0 lead on Houck swept three matches to help ---
a penalty kick by Rafael Mosqueda seven min-lead Uie halts to a lJ..5 Pacific Coast League
utcs into the game, but Pat Trevino of Cyprc~ girls tennis triumph OYCr Laguna Hil1S Tuelday.
(3-3-2, 0-0-1) evened it at 1-1 with a goal nine Sophomore Whitney Gilliam and senior Ju.lie
minutes later. F.eldcr Abo swept in singles, as the Eqles im-
ln coUegc men's soccer: ' proYCd to 2-0 in 1caguc, bcadina into a ~
•SAN DIEGO -V1sitmg Southern Cali-able sci:ond-place showdown with visiting Tra·
fomia College ( 4-8, 2·3) was shut out as the Pt. bum Hills Thursday.·
Loma Nazarene men's soc:ccr team prevailed P 0 1'1 t~ ~ ! ... •
for a 3-0 Golden Stale Athletic Conference vio-• ••• ca.. CE), Cl& M: ~· ~ f.l; •· •
T sd •. M; .... CE). -f.t. ..... WCllt 1-1. Rlldlr ~ WOii w. ... tory uc ay. 1 ... 2.
COST A MESA -Danae Fielder
and Estancia High product Taia ,.....~
Newland each scored goals to lead
the Orange Coast College women's
socx::cr team (7~ overall) to a 2-0 victory ewer
Palomar in the opening game of the Orailgc
F.mpirc C.oof crcnce season for both teams.
DDMl!lr'Ulle1•a Drllal~ le. loll tD Dlllllr·Teny, ~;bit tD
t.Hllt. 2.e: Cl& Cliillf••--1-2; ~CE) •• u . M. wm 1·5; ... I l';uct1 J) Wllll W. 7• 1-2.
c.tl M111 lll111t1 C1atwv
COSTA MESA -Junior middle
blocker Jcanifer Loaa provided •
strong bloc*ing and patting lO > '-•
spark the host c.o.sta Mesa Hlgb
girls volleyball ieam (+o) to a 16-14, 14-16, lS-
STIRTlll I llEW IUSllESS??
The Legit ~ .... 'lot ..
pleMed '° ennour.. • new .W. now ~ to MW baJt1rt lllSI .
W• Wll now IEAACH .. ,_,. tot
YG'I • no eatra ctwge. Ind ..,. YG'I
.. time Ind .. "" '° .. Court .._ln ... MLn...o1---.
.., .. _.11oonJ·a111we•
.... your. ~ ...... ,.,.. .......... ... ... °"""" Cllftc. Pubis" once a ...a tar ...., ..... ....... bf ... end.., ......
proof fll p&ik I MOit .., c.dr Clll\.
,.... -.., to .. '°"' ......... bl! .............. Noc Legel °" ........ -Welt ..,, COSla ...... Calll mil. If ,., c:.n "°' .eop ..,, ......... "9. (714) 1"2"4»1.
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S, lS-4 victory over Century in the Pllcific His ofJeme c:ontributiom. bcJw..
Coast League opcoer for both teams TucJdly. · CYCr, at1l often upstqed by bis do-
In another PO. match: · · femive wort. wbicb combines 1
• Llpu llllla 3, EataDda 1: A second· keen ooee b the ball wfth a
game loss. in which the Eqles held a late lead. tnact for walloplna any oppoac:nt
proved signifant as the visitina Ham pre-who falls iD his palb.
vailed,)S-8. lS-13. 11-lS, 4-lS, lS-S. 'Iboup ooe ol the unaUer in·
Julia Schnuntein. with 15 kills. and nta Tav-aide linebactcn in the Sea View
eras. who added 11, tcycd (be attack for &-League, Oomalea bas bceome
taDci.a, which fell to 2-3 ovcral.l after the tnown for his ability to impart
lea&ue-open.ing setback. Estancia is at Trabuco every ounce ol his enero Into
Hills Thunday. mammoth colllsiom. --···· ............ CCIUltft ....,.. a.-. -5 .... 74 ....._a,...... 141 .._ZS
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"He's So( IOCDC real aplolJYe
power, and be'• abo very COQJll·
geous." BrintJey said. .. He power
cleans 3QS pounds. and he's not
afraid to ltict bis DOIC into thinp
on the field."
CJoonJcs' ldcb became routine
with the pme oo tbo lbac Friday.
beginniq three minuta IDto tbo
final period with a tlWd-ad-ef&ht pb!J OD the Sloddlet.ct ~ and tbe
Roadrunnen ahead, 17-14.
Oonzaln. blitdna tbo patd-
center pp. c:barsed lo to saidl the
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