HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-11-26 - Orange Coast Pilot•
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Serving a
friendly feast
. More than 1,000 people enjoy
,. · turkey dinner thanks to Merle
Hatleberg, a 70-year-ald woman
with an appetite for humanity
BY DAVID H i rn., SrMf \Viuna
W ith the love and
lauaJucr or a
hundred families
combined, more
lhan 1,000 people
celebrated Thanksci\ing Day
Thursday at lhe Rea Community
Cenlcr, eating a (rec feast made
possible by 1 wom:tn with an '
uppe1i1e for humanity.
'fhc table was set for diversity:
senior ci1izcns, youna
professionals, homeless people,
11\c: unemployed, humongous
families ind anyone else who
didn't wtnt 10 be .Wnc on
Thanksgivins Day.
In 1hc C'Of"ncr ot the l:iirge
fellowship hall ut a
whcclchAir-bound womaa with 1
giant smile -~fcrle H1tlcbcrg.
the 7Q..)'ear-okt l11dy wbo founded
the Someone.Cares Soup K.hcht:n
Vlith her own money.
For 5even years, the hJS been
rccdin1UO to300 people per day,
five days a week. The '1SUal menu:
soup. salad· and bread. AU you
ciin cat. .
But on Thursday. she offered a
smorcai.bonJ 10 1hc horde's or
people who p.aclr.cd the ccnJer:
tu rkey, :nuffing. salad, candied
y.ams. pumpkin pie, \'egelablcs,
oorn.
Smiles. handshakes and
thonk·)'Ou·s o.lso YI ere served
carc1e ria·slylc.
.. I 1hinlr. 1his is fan1as1ic," said
Hal \Vil~n or Costa Mesa, V1·ho
was Oo.nked by his wife, Angie,
::and 7-)'ear-old daughter, Reba.
"I \·e ncvc r had to ask for
Cloudy in the
morning With
afternoon hip in
the low 70s along
the coast. Slightly warme<
inland . LOW5 tonight in the
mid SOs.
See WNffler, 2
Winner of 33 journalism awards in 1993
Tyler Chamadt, 8,
puts whipped cream
on tea of eumpkin
piu that were .crvcd
T\Wnday •• the Ru
Como11mity Ccntcr
in Co.ta Mesa.
Tyler, a third-grader
from Mariner's
Elementary School,
was one of the
volunteers who
bclp<'d SUV<
Thanksgiving
dinner.
City mulls
$3-million
deal with
developer
1J1> Bu ilder says there's no ·
room on Loral site for
attordable housing, which
leads counc il to consider
plan that would set up fund
for low-cost homes.
NE\\'PORT BEACH -Break·
1ng from a Jong-s1and1ng pract1c:c
of requiring dcvek>pc~ lo build a.C·
rord:iblc homes when erecting luA·
ury neighborhoods. the Ci1y Coun-
cil -·ill consider wai\ing the rule
:ind allowing Ford Motor Und
Oe\'elopment Co. 10 give 1he c11~
cash insle:id.
~'layor Clarence Turner '31d of·
fic1als from the Ford ~1ot6r Und
Dc\•elopment Co. -11i.hich lease)
the lor31 property from The Ir·
\Inc Co. -don't think 1hey tu'e
enough room to build afrord:ablc
housing on the 100-acrc site.
Instead of requiring Ford 10
build 1hc housing, Turner '*:Int)
the council to consider colfccting
••in·lieu recs" -money 1he de\el·
opcr could front the city spcc1fi·
cally. fot bu1ld1ng aJfordablc hou~·
ing.
Turner u1d 1he cny could col-
lect :u much llS S3 million from
Ford 1! il build$ on lhe Loral
properly.
That Vl>ay, ford could develop
the land ,.,11hou1 01frGrJ...1blc homes.
""hich tenJ 10 be h1gh-Jeni.i1y, anti
the cit~ .. ould ha\'C cnuugh money
to embark on ns O\\n a(fo1dable ·
housing pro1cc1,.
'"Lct"s t.ike the money, build a
fund, and lei 3 dc\e)opcr come 1n
3nd qualiry fur 1hat nlOne) .. ·hen
someone 'Atth u rundo.,.,·n ap.art·
ment house comes to the city fo1
help.'· Turner said.
lee DIMNlll,fh,. • Greg Halk berg pushes his mother• Ai.er le, who hu a broken k g, through kitchen where \-Olunteers prepare to serve dinner.
He bche\•c.s collccti.ng 1n·lleu
recs l.S .... ·1n·¥.·in:· because It pro-
\ldes dc\..::lopcrs Ylith a lucrative
business opponunity and 11ve1 the
Art is his passion
While better known 10<
his humorous work on the
MNll screen, aa.or Martin
Mull, it turns out, is also
very set"ious about painting.
See slory, pa.gt 6. __ ...
Calling all
creative kids!
0..liw! ldds. -• to 12, ire lnvited to io'n tn the run
for ""' 0.ily Piloc/F tihion
·Isl.ind Holicby Orrwnent
Contest.
Oste a homefNde
om1men t and ,ou'll hlYe a
chance 10 win • gik certifi-
ate 'ftOf'th up to 5100
1edtemat>'e ill Fasbion
lslond.
The doodline for enlly ~
Tuetd.ly. Nov. JO. look In the 0.iity Pikit fOf deuU1 Of
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Man's warnings
go unheeded, City
dock falls apart
..,.. Wharf on Balboa
Peninsula had been
deteriorating and was
swept away during storm.
By DA.YID H;_lnz;sw·r WVtu
, BALBOA PENINSULA -
~tiltc Dutol£o hu one thin& 10 say
IO city ofrociats: "I lold )'OU '°'••
A resident of the Balboa Penin-
JU)a. he had been watchina a city·
owned dock at Fcmando Strtcl
and Edgewat1t;f Avenue dc:teriontc
for 1be put 1CYC:ral mon1hs.
'The bin.an and pins 1h11 held
lhe docl< IO lhe ~ had NSl<d.
.Ho -• • tide Is 01111 -1d t&kc IO ...., dlle pier out IO aca.
So rwo -b ..,, ho called Ci1y
Hall aod -'8ia<d-He uid city
ofllclols IOld hllo Ibey ,...,. aoina
to~tloo-M!l)'Uf&n)"
MIY• bul l>Mtolfo iaolslcd Ibey
seed l':lmlMI _. 10o loot 11 it
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BalOO. t<1idcnt Atilte o .. talfo ins~ damaged dock with his
dog )Uc aft.er it was Swtpt of ib pilings during storm last \\~Ck.
When 1he city worker came to
eumine the dock, Das1olfo looked
ovcr bis shoulder while he te·
placed 1hc nut<d hi.,... He uid
the worku didn't think it would
be ne<'<IAf)' 10 replace lhc: pins.
Last wc:ek. dwin1 his mornln&
...it wilh his dos. Du1otfo ..,.
lic:cd 1hc do<k had beochcd luclt
"Thit lhiaa Is In shamblu," ho
said. "t1•1 terrible:,"
Marine Dircctm D•.,. Hanl>-
baqer uid Wednesday the Oto·
enl Scrvica Dcpanm<:nt will ei·
tbcr repair or remove 1hc dock soon. althou&h he's "°' sure ex·
Ktty when that will happen.
'f"J"he pilinp need to W raiK'd."
Hanhbarttr u ·id. ·,-,,at's what ls
causina this·frcak dtu11ion."
He sakt by buUdin1 up the pil·
..,.., lhe doclt could be lif\ed blc:k
lft10 place. It's slated for replace·
mrnt Mtt June.
"'When we had that 1:1orm two
-~ ..,. ii Just floal<d oil Ill
pilU1p." be Aki.
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Hot grease boils over,
starts fire at food plant
.... No one is injured in
blaze that took four hours
to extinguish.
BY DA\'ID HEITZ., l'lA•' \\'un1.
COSTA ~tESA -A f~r the
$tU of a S'A'imming pool boiled
O\'"tt Thursday morning. sendina
1Caldill£ grease into a ne3rby burn·
er and i5n1ting 1 fire that toot
four hou~ 10 cxtinguist\,.
The Cos.ta ~1csa Fire Depart·
mcnt was called to Union Foods.
320 Kalmus Dr., about 9 a.m.
•hen someone spo11cd 5mQke
pourlQ OU1 o( the roof of th~ In·
dustrill buildina. Nobody wu in
the fattOf)' wMn the bfatt bq10.
When, firtfi&htcrs arrived. they
diSCOYCrcd a "'1&11 fire ill a fryer
JO feel b)! 10 reel .
The fryer, which ii uJCd 10 cook
noodles. -"""ple•elY -roycd. No one wu ittiurcd. but otr..S.t. ,
cstimalcd 1he eta~ at S7SO..OOO.
Benuse C fires baw lhe
pocen1ial IOM. YnQOl'llrotlabie
blazes. a.ta M•• ba11alioo c111or
Ron ~td.t1nimy said he summoned
fire Jepanmcnts fron1 Newporl
Beach. Huntington Beach. Santa
Ana and 1he coun1y.
Sutcen engines responded 10
the scene. as ,.·ell as orfkiab, frD(O
the Orange County Health IX·
panmc.nt and En' ironmcn1al Man·
aac.mcnt AssoctatK>n.
Unul rounry offtc~ls arrf\-cd 1
few minuta later Wllb • Spc:Ci31
(ol:m used to c11;11ncu1sh arca.w-
fires.. ~1c>.11n1my said the DAmcs s.rcw lll};C enough 10 set off 16
sprinkler heads.
"It ..,·as one o( those odd situa·
uons 1b11 really had the poccntial
lb 1c.1 out of control... be said.
The fire wu not complr:lcl)' ou1
un1U J e.m.
Mct.t1nimy said the fl)'tri· att
never turned olf, even wbc• the-re
U't no c:mpk>ytts in the buildtftl.
He. said lbc ftycrs uc refU)a1cd
b)! eq•lflme•• lbal _.. .... ~ ...
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Plenty ol raaons loP .
young readers to head
to Newport Ubrarles 'I t is n 1trca1 thing to stnrt life "'1th u smnll nurnbcr or reall)' ~ books
which are your \.Cl')' own."
\vrote Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
inl~.
l 'uday. \'.'ith children at the
center of :.i torn::ido or
electronic ~1imuli and ~1TV
Check
It Out
fantasies,
introducing
youngsters to
the "''Ondcrs
within good
li11.·r:nu rc is
:unl)ng
p:i.rents'
greatest
rhJllcngcs. To
ge t :inJ hold
the literary
:111cn1ion or
pre-readers
1hr0ugh 1ccns,
ch eck ou1 1his
out~landing
.<Jl!crt1uu at ~0ur ncarci.t
J1b1.11\ t'chirc opening your
\\;dlci .11fd hc:idi ng 10 1hc
bwk't. 'JC
Fvr pi i.: ;1nJ begi nning
fL".tdCi:.:
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\)unicl t\irl. -\\'ith £cw 11orJi.
Jud buldh '>l1111n1ng
•!lu,1 r.iu1111-.. !\.irk 11.·Us the 1alc
l•l 1.'ight tr1.:11Ji. 11 ho like 10
,1.,.11,·ho:ud tngcthcr. A dcligh1 +
lul 1111r,1du..:1ion IO havi11g fun
"nh J.1n~u.1~c JnJ JcsigncJ fur
!o1c 1uu11!!'"'\ chLIJr1.·n
• "l )u~' l>un't \\ l'ar
~nl·nl.\·r..,:· b) I.aura l'\un1erorr
-Un th .. h.:cJ, vf the
, .. ·:-.! ..,~·Jl! .. c It 'l'ou gi1·c :i
\lut>...: .1 ,\luttin"' ..ind ··1r \'ou
tJi>C a ~1.iu'I.' J Cookie"' co111cs
tlus 11c11 \\inner~ C\ploring the
11.i~lt \\l" J1tlcr l1om our furry
.111J 11:.i1hcr. fru.:nds. l·lilarious
11luitlrJl1on, bring tu hfc sonic
<.rL·:1\l.rclt )OU n11ght not v.·::int in
)l!Uf 01\r\ h~ll\C .•
• ... rh.., O"I \\1i6'!Bcean1e lhc
\loon,'" b' J unat);{n London -
,-\ \Ou11g l"loy"s m..1gical tr:i.in
J•lurllC) throu~h :i !>no11.y 11i·orld
t' to!J 111 l~11ca l 11.'ri.c, 1\'ith
h.1un:1n!!I~ bcJuliful
11lu~1r.111on' 1l·1i.lcrcd in
J.ip:int·~c ,un11 bru ... h.
• ·--1 hl· 1 lrst Sira""lx·rrics,"
rl'lltld b~ J11,t1>h Llruchac -
I hilt t1•111h1ng Cherokee 1:ilc.
hnr.illv rctolJ hy a N..1t11c
\tn .. ·ri .. ·,111 ,1nr.1cl!cr. offer:> .1
k·••On 11.l k1nJr'1c''
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• ·· 1 unulhy of the Ca~." by
I tu:ullure I lj~lor -~1orc than
~I] y\,IT~ .d!Cf rubJic;1!100 Of
· 1 he (".11. the a .... .i rJ-1111nn1ng
n.11,·J .,f ,.in 11.1f ..1n<l r:i.cial
,•:...:juJ11.c I ;1~l\1r offers 1h1s
pil.'lJJl"I ;111d i.c4uel lo 1he
<".ir1lihc 1n ;1J1l'11ture' :ind the
,he.in:, 111 I 1n1olh) and Philip.
•"!,hip," b) 0.Jiid ,.l:1eulay
-A fJ:>t·1n.11ing book for
i.:hdJrcn 1•hu C'llJOY niy:>tery and
.1J1euturc. this ncwesl offering
l1111TI CalJcL'Ull 111edali!al
,\.lacul..iy dl:picli. !he ac1iv11ie!>
of .::i group of archaeologists in
•c.uch of n long-loi.t caravel.
I or Yo ung AJuhs:
•"Do \'ou Think You An. ..
ltelt'l'trd by ll11cl Rochman and
IJ urltnr ~ll'Cumpbtll -This
pc>wcrful 16-slory collcc1ion
crplon~s !he.complexity and
capriciousness of friendship.
• "llad Sttn Ca.sties," by
iiiTlf Pii .,
Vlll. "· •• -
llADlll NOTLINlt •43·••••
TO MAKI A COl&ICTION
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• "Without Jlemonc..,"'
by Tom Clancy, 116.
•"Sacred ~" by
Tony Hillerman, 84.
~ "Occidcr," by Dick
Francis, 79.
• "A Danac:rous For~
tune," by Ken FoUets.,
76 ••
•"Slow Wala In eeaar Bend." by Robert
James Walter. 73.
•''F'U1Depl!01 Woet. ..
by Joocpll w-.p.
68.
•"'AJdca Body,
TimclCSJ Mind: 1he
Quantum Altematiwe to
Growina Old," by 0.-
p:ik Chopra. M.Jl., ...
• ''Consider tbil
Senora," by Haniet
Doerr, 61 .
•"Uke W-b
Cllocolau," .., '-'
Esquivel. S7.
• "Pol ol Gold, ...
Jud;1h MicllaeL SL
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Cynthia Rylant - A moving
novel about the horrors of war
and the need for peace, this
new offering from the 1993
Newberry Medalist tells the
story of a 17-year-old boy,
concu rrently outraged by the
bon1bing of Pearl Harbor and
in Juve with a young lady who
tit :1g:i.ins1 war and in favor of
hin1 registering as a
con~1cn1ious'objector.
•"Short ClrtulU," edited by
Donald Gallo - A compilnion
\OJun1e 10 the widely pn:iscd
'"Si.~tccn, Visions and
Connections." !his collection of
I.' hair+raising s1ories is bound
iu stun and shock 1een readers.
Holiday Books:
• .. In the tt1onth or Klslcv,"
by Nina Jarrc -This s1ory of a
I lanukkah miracle carries
lessons or charily for all,
illun1inated by glowing woodcut
illust r:uions.
• .. Mvt.n Candlts ror
K""·anzaa," by Andrea DaYls
Pinkney -This beautiful and
informative book follows the
sequence of lhe
African-inspired celebration of
family, ancestors, community
and gratitude for life's good.
• "Christmas TroUs," by Jan
Bretl -In this &)orious
«lebra1ton of the season, 1
youn~ girl teaches the true
mcan1n1 or Christmas to two
messy and milchieYOUS elves.
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MANAGING EDITOll STEVE MARaU, 5-I0-1224, CXL 36J
PILOT NOllLll TIMOTllY CUR• ....
A 42-year-old att profqsor at
Coastline Community C.Ollege in
Costa Mesa. But for Cart -
who spends his time between
homes in Capistrano Beach and
~taine -teaching is a lide light
to his full-time tuttr as a
painter. "I've always COJUidered
myself an artist firsc and I do
enjoy teaching. but I think.that I
do th1s lot a life not a living. ..
-y CAllllR CHOICI
Clark began his career in art
at age 16 when he worked for
·the Walt Disney C.O. drawing
portraits to be sold to the public.
·He later 1nduated from
Chouinard Art Institute,
California Institute of the Aru
and Cal State LOng Beach. He
started painting with oil paints
but aCter discovering he was
allergic to the oils, he turned 10
painting with wa1ercolors.
NIWPOIT TO PIOVINCI
While Oark's pain1ings h11vc
oflen featured IOC':ll backdrops
like the Balboa Pavilion and the
Sherman Gardens in Coron11 del
~1ar, he also escapes to f:ir away
locales like Por1ugal and Italy.
His most recent exhibi1ion -on
display at his Capi~rano Beach
studio -reaturcs his pai nlinp
from this ·sun1mcr's 1rip 10
Provence, Fr.::incc . "The Sou1h of
France has a \.l.Ond crful
combination of rolling land!>Capc
and bcauliful ports and wild
Oowers in 1hc fields and 1he
architec1ure seems 10
compliment ii perfectly," he said.
llUSH WITH PAMI
Clark has h:id his ""'ork
exhibi1ed a1 galleries across the
Unilcd SJates. His. 11.·ork has also
been shown a1 the American
W11trcolot Society and I.he ·
Natlooal Academy Shows in New
YOfk. However, pubUc television
vicwcn may recognize Cart 11
1hc featured anisl and host of
the 1erics "Focus on
Watcn:olor."
un •llllND Tiii UllL
The life of an 111is1 isn't as
carefree u It olOUnds, tnw:lin&
counlr)'lidct lookin& for
inspiration. "Sure. )'OU need the
inspiration, bu& )'OU need to
paint 8-10 houn a day. It's • kJc
of work," he u.id. "You have to
paint wh.ether yw reel like it or
nol. When you're Inspired., you
paint like Q"U)' for 13: hOurs.
\Yhen you're nol, you paint Cor
1en hours searching for
inspiration. llut ultim11ely, you
paint because you kwt 10 pitlnt
-not for money."
-Story by ~l•mk !tfc.Uod,
photo by Alf6•n El;as
If you know someone who
"·ou/d make an interesting Pilot
Person, call our Reade.rs HOiline
at 642-6086. Rcmcn1ber to /cave
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Thanks! · ,.
CITYSIDI-
" Shadow play
Of-.itrorHll. Al.i.u, l)All.l' r1LOT
The afternoon sun helps ctt.ite an eerie pattern of shadows
on the floor of the COsta lttc.st Post Offit'C as people enter
and ex.it through the front door. .
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WIATHll
Largest vocational tecbnology lddln9
In the West nears completion at DCC
COSTA ~1ESA -At Prange
Co:isl Colle e, ex1erior
constr~ljon on wh11t Will be lhc:
larg v on3J technol~
building west of 1hc 1'1 ississ1ppi
Ri\'er is ne:1rly complete.
The college broke ground 1n
August 1992 for the S8.S mil·
hon. 7S,OOO-squ:1re·foot Voe~
tional 1'ec:hnology Buildi.ng on
the .,,,·cs1 edge of oompus. Com·
plction of 1he two-story building •
1s cxpcc1c:d in ~toy, -.·ilh cluscs
beginning in Augus1 1994,
"It is abs.olu1ely huge," uid
Ernest tt1aurer, deon of 1he
CCC technology division. "We
rccen1ly took me1nbcrs of our
Cacully on ;a tour of the
building. They were amazed :u
Oysleldl lll'Oll'llll 1111111
teachers, hnl·rllnra
COSTA MESA -
Volunlcers are needed for 1hc
National Dyslexia Found:1tion
Ou1reach Prognm. a
non-profi1 educa lionul and ·
medico) research org:1ni1.otion.
Volunteers to scr'le a1
lcac hcr's aides or 10 l'l"Ork YI ith
supporl groups and p:ircnl
scminnrs arc needed in
addi1ion 10 cleric-al help,
fund+raisin&; and publicity.
Don:ifions of old YllS t:'lpc~
for conversion 10 classroom
lessons, old color te levisions
and videocas.sclle players arc
also needed. C:tll 642-7086 for
n1orc informatton.
its size."
The building is under
ronstruc1ion on l:1nJ 1h:11 w:is
once grazing fields used by 1he
OCC agriculture p~m.
v.·hich W3S discontinued several
yc:1 rs ago. \Vith t.,,,·o. 12()..Ka t
le,lurc h::ills, i i will be the
largest building on campus and
h00,1e 10 I .I technical pr~racru.
Project architect Rush 1·1111 of
Newport Dc:1ch is 11n OCC
gr:idu:11c .
"Th~. ne.,,,· building Knds an
important mess3ge 10 1he
romn1uni1y," Hitt ~id. "It P)'S
lhat Orange Co:u1 Collc1c ii
commi1 1ed 10 \'tx::11ion:1l and
lechnic.al eJucalion."
-ByRuu Loar
Parent group filClllel
on co1111111111ca1ia
NEWPORT DEACH -
The newly formc-0 Nc-.l'°rt
ll:1rbor Poarcnl Connecuon :u
Ne.,.,·port l-1:1rbor High SchoQI
\.\.·ill mcc1 frt)nl 7:30 to 9 p.m.
Tuesd11y, NO\'. 30, in Sims Hall
on campus.
The new p:1rcnt group will
focus on issues ~uch as
tecn-parcnl rom1nunic:a1ton,
jobs, cars, curfc.,.~. d:llini.
panics, subslance 1busc and
SCl:u3J prcssutb.
Par1icipants mcc.:1 once a
1nonlh for ptc~n1a1toru and
d1scuuton.
~lore information as
available by c:ilhng 642-4484 .
Costume Jewelf'Y s11e to benem seniors
NE\YPORT BEACH -fabulous J=au:c jev.·clry will hold 1
spcci:il two-day shopping event to bcnefi1 Herituge Pointe on
\Ycdnesd:ay, Dec:. I and Thursd:iy, !Xe. 2.
On 1hosc lv.'O days. shop owner J0)'1:c Ki ng .,..111 dona te 15~ of
the sales to He1itage Pointe, a non·profi1 re1ircmen1 and
assis.1ed·living communi1y in ~1 ission Viejo.
Fabulous Fau.s: carries Jewelry, handbags. belts and acceuori«
C:1shioned aflcr the expcruive designer i1ems.
Fabulous Faux is located in Nc.,,,·port Nonh Shopping Ccnrer
1220 Bison Ave., Newport Beach. Call 364·9685. '
Min hit lly c.
lllfn ........
COSTA MESA -A
4J.ycar-old man wu hil by •
(Ir Thurlday eve.nine wh.ilo
walkina acros.s the strecl in
!he 1000 block ot Welt
Balter.
Police would not relcue
his name or tetidcncc. He
suffered minor injuria.,
lnc~udin~ 1 broltc.n tea.
poltee Uid. Tbe _ ...
Oc.d ~he aa:idca& ICIM.
W1tnt.MC"1 said &he rictUn
was hil by 1 liah1-bluc Honda Accord, _...., a
1986 model. Tbt7 aald ... car, whkb broke a •17 .... ,
when it hit 1hc --. .._..
Iller !he atddenc INI did .........
'111e¥iclta_ ..... ...,....._w ,.,.,.,. ..
............... " 11111 ._._""''a 'Pk .. ••PGlll; ..... _ _ .. _ _.,...,
ecc a1m&AMM ••n•• WI
~U<kou enrolled J1 o..p o.at
ColJctc'• ttr1mks duta •Ill
COnduc:i 1hclr 17th annval Chriltmas
Art Poctcry and Glau SaJc Monday
throup Thurlday in the OCC ~..adcn1 Center from 9 a.nti. to 7
p.m.. The: rour-d1y 1:1k: will feature
Raloa poucry, &al weH u •loleh
runctioMJ ceramic itcrnl u tc.apou,
mup. vucs ind bowls. Sculpture
picca wiH also be tOtd. Pan or the
proceeds will ao 10 purdwc
equipment for OCC's cc,.,.,ics
Clwt>. For more lnfonn1tion
please call 432·5515. '
WIDNUDAY, DIC. J
MOL.IDAY IV"4Mtt .. OUP
N~ Bcacb Marriqc and
F111mlly Therapist Intern ~la.tine
Cohen will be: COf\ducdna a luppon
aroop for women 11 her Ncwpolt
Center orritt from 7 p.m. to 8:.30
p.m. The WpPOrt &rOUp is seared
toward hclpina -..ncn who arc
'*"I lhr<*Jb a diYOfcc or who arc rcttntly di'IOC'ttd cope durina the
holid:r.)-s. The aroup will mcc1 every
\Vcdnclday cvcninc throu&h Januarf .
S. ·Cost ls SIS per mcc1inJ. Space Is limited~ to call
7S9-0S19 ror reservations.
JIU•.UfllM WOltUllOP
A 1v1•0-hoor .,'Orkshoo 1hat presents tips roe bWldio.&
self-esteem will be offered at 6 p.m. by Oranae C.OUt
Colltic'' Rc·En1ry Center. Admission is free, aod the
publ1C 11 in\·iccd to aucnd. For more informatK>n,
plC:lst' c:tll '32·5162.
fHUllSDAY, DIC. 2
IUllMUI OPPOllTVNll'f a•IAJU'AIT
Rtek Hc1ff. editor of the Oransc Caun1y BuMncu
Journ:il . .,.,11 speak al a brcaU'15t sporuored by 1he
Stvrpor1 ll:irbor Arca Chamber of Commerce ar John
l>ominis Rc~taunnt in Newport lkach. Rccist1111ion a!Kt
flC!.,'Orluns "arci at 7:1S 1.m •• the J>i"osram 5taru 11
7.JO am. Co:o.t is Si l lldv:lna:. 11.nd Sl6 :i.t lhc. door for
mtn1bcn., Sl6 ad\OlfKI: ind S21 at the door·foc 1ucs11.
Prkc mcludcs brt'akru1, Call 729-4400.
FRIDAY, DIC. i
MOTO•CTCLI IWA.PMllT
A 'motorq·clc &wlllpmccl •ill be ht:ld rrom S p.m. to lO
p.1n. ln Bu1ld1n1 10 11 lhc 0111n1e Counly Fair and
EJ._posihon Center in Co.la to.tea. Adult admission is SS,
children under 12 arc free. Call )64.3672.
SATURDAY, .DIC, 4
NATIONAi. OUAaO OPIN llOUll
The CoMa ~lc:u Air National Guard M::thOn is h2'itC 1n
open houK from t p.m. to •:JO p.m. al 16.SI N~
Bh-d. ac AllU1Jt0fl ln Cou1 P.tc.g. The uni1 will dSipl:iiy
1hcir milhary communations syMems.. as •i:U u boal
\Calk d••)"I by the Cmta P.lcu Fire Police tnd Fire Dc~rtmcnts. C"::altfocn.i1 11ip .... y 'Pa1rol, Civil Air"
Patrol 1nd lht: 0.hfomia l\Jmy National Guard. 'The.re
., .. u be c.21rn1v;il type pmcs. and 1nyonc: mllinc
Jon.211.iom to the J.li:rke·A·\\'ish founda1ion or 1hc P.larch
, ... Friday, Nowmber 29, 111113 a
Cllal&I ''WY MfAl9
Prabytc.riu Ourth of tbe ~nut
in Coll• Mesa imilct famil~ to ..
CYCDil\I of fun ud insptnlioa from
5 p.m. to l:JO p.in. at 2&SO Failvicw
Road. The evcni~ indudes easy to
make c:nlU Cor clUklren and MiUtu.,
ora.arnc:nll aftd &lfU for family aad
fricn<k. music and MOf}'tcUifta. Food
•nd bcvcrqc wilt be .vailabk for •
nominil chafJC. Admds.ion is free.
vwi'Namt •» ~
Inter Shows is spontOriq • VW •nd
Poncbc Swapmccl and Cir show
frorn S p.m. t0 9 p.m. in BuiJdin&
10 11 the Or1nae Coun'J Falr -and
Expo&itioo Center in CoiUi ~tcsa.
Admiuioa is SS tOr lduJts. childrcn
under J2 are free. For more
lriform1tion, call 364-3672. ..........
The Oranac County Fair and
ExpoUtion Center ll sponsoring a
•lunler ind lumper &how from 8 a.m. to S p.m. in the
EquestriJin Center al the F1irpoun<h In Costa !l.1csa.
Admis.sion is free. For more inform.11ion, call 708·1652.
' INUWAY
The Spccdwliy Fall Oas.sic wil be held from 8 p.m. 10 10
p.m. in lhc Grandscand Arena 11 the Oran1e County
F.21it 1nd Eqiol.itioo Center ln Costa t-.1esa. Admission is
SIO foe adults 0¥1:1 18. S5 for IJCI 13·17. and free for
a1es 12 and under. For moce i.nformatton, ca.II •92-9931.
SUNDAY, DIC. 5
CMallTMAI WAA.K
The 17th Annu.211 Chrlscmu Walk ft'Slival begins at II
a.m. "1ore 1han 100 prizes .21s well .as plcn1y ol
refreshments .,11\ be aVJiil~blc to 1hosc .,ho p:ir1ic1p:i1c
in the .21nnual •·alk a.Ions &st Coasl l lighway. P.tusic,
carotcn, d:aOC'C"rs and -of rounc -Santa O:.us •·ill
be. on hand.
CMIUSTMAI IU ... lll & ONN MOUll
"A Chris1n1as Surprise" ••ill be unveiled at Corona dcl
!\-tar Bnnch Libr1ry .. hen the library holds an Open
l'fO\IK front noon to 4 p.m. A.ctfvitics wilt include music.
puppcl shov.~ wnp and stories. Refreshments .,·ii be
prov Wied. For more inform:uion, c:1ll f>.U -31 35. <'"'
runv.uo•nau
Thirty masnifi«nlly dcrora1cd trees •·ill be displarcd at
f ashion l ~:ind in Newpon Oc:a<:l'I from 11 a.m. 10 7 p.m.
by 1-loa& l·l~tal'1 552 Oub. Prattcdi from the sale of
lhc trees. to be jud~d 1ind olfi:-rcd for sale :it 1bc
Cbri5tmas Car°' lbll held oa December 4, "i ll bencfi1
lloaa I-le.art lm titu.tc 's nc:w Cardi:.c Care Scniccs
Ou1p:i1k n1 Ccnu:r. For mocc infomu1ion. call 574. 7ios.
SWIDtlll CMaJl!MAS rAl8
Tbc Swedish Womcn·s Educa1ional As.10cia1KN:1'1
OnnJC C:OUnty Ol;ipecr is holding a S•cdish Cbris1mu
f2ir be.tween 11 a..m. Ind S p.m. at the Ca.ta ~1csa
Ncishbochood Center. Dona1ions ace S2 and children
arc admiucd free. Food •·ill be ..:rvcd.
THE NIK E TO WN 'JORDAN' PAVILION ----.
Air /or1J1111 Warttr·Up, S125. Air /11rda11 l11rl1•1. SJ25
R1"'-Y1rch ~hm1"!l that f't'IJl'le
1t•l11• 1·11/ friatcnk1• grt SS!l
11/(lrt' ti't.IH//(O/ (IJ11ls t/11111
llCJrn1i1( pt'l1pf1•.
('
Air for.Ian &rskrtlvill 5-'tt't· $12'l
NIKE TOWN
THI MOST Niii STUFF ANf WH lll
At tl1t• 1'1111 ttf lh1· 55 Fu'\f "' C1ist11 M1"""l1 11t Tr1,J11,l{l1· ">tjll•lrl'
01'1'11 M oud11t1-Snt11rot11y, 1Dt11rr·911111 S1111dat1. I / 111P1 -,,,,, f -1-' I t>-' 'Y n 1t> 1
<. TR14.NGLE sq ware
81111k ~Di"tlul
"' \'1r~111 M•',\;U~tort
•
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GIFTS TH AT ARE, WELL, DIFFERE,.T.
Trionslt s., ... ,.. is Or.llrrgt' County'.< most uniqU# holiday slroppirw apt1lt11Ct. It's ..,., strrss. ntsy-p11r* 1rtd aboot 1111. f>m , YIRI I/tr -Gq '" °""'Wr . .
Cowmy-' ont of only /wo Virgl" Mega lortS i11 Alnuico. Go lo Bit,_ & Na6lt for 1"".>b. ~;for hlrtdr, •Piii A.Iii for c:o(ftt ttft11wrrl. ~ ftW ._,,
go lo NIK E TOWN, U. of lht world' grt•ltat col/«lwlf of 1thlnlc llton, ,,.,.,..1111<1 p<Wtt ..-.brlil.
" 11rr. N • ,_., 11# 55 r....., I• C-.. ••
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RM:hud 11.odrigua ol Cost> Mesa enjoys dascrt after h<uty meal.
DINNER
fr•• P•1• 1
anything in my life," he u.id. ..-Bur
I juSt got ou1 of the hosplW, ind I
died SC\'Cn times while I was lo
1hcrc. I came out with basically
nothing left." ·
\Vibon, a construction worker,
)41id he no longer is able 10 .,..'Ork.
··~iy wife and I always sent
rnoncy to 1he Los Angeles Rescue
Mi~ion." he said ... , never knew
"h:.it it w:u all about, bul 1od:ly I
know:·
\Vhile her parents ate, Reba
pla)Cd ho~--otch v.ith a new
friend: Alex is. a girl .she met while
\\J1 ting 10 line for dinner.
\Vhen 11 v.a.s ume lO go, the new
buddies hugged ... Goodbye, it was
nice knw·ing you:' Alexis said.
TI1ey captured the spirit of
' Thundliy's dinner. ilran.ccn mak-in& friends at a pany hos1,ed by a
woman who remained anonymous
to moic or her guests.
For the rll'tl Th:ink.sgiviQ& in
seven years. Merle Hatlcbcrg wa.s
1.tnable 10 cook or serve.
Her dau&.htcr, Teri Hatlcbcrg -
general manager of The C.nncry
restaurant in Newport -was
more thom ready· for. the task.
"Come here and volunteer £or
one day, and you become so hum-
ble," she uid. "TilC childre n espe-
cially apprcci:ite it. They sec
1hcy'vc got two arms, two legs and
a brain, and they say, 'I'm II.icky.'"
Figtlling cancer and :;i broken
1high bone, Merle Hatlebcrg in·
conspicuously sa.t 11 the hc:ad of •
the 1able closest 10 the door, cock·
ing her head back and fonh 10
make sure everyone was ha\•ing a
good time.
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COSTA MESA -I'<><
the n.ilUh COl'tltCUliw
holiday 1euon, Oran1e
Coast CollclC 1tudcn.t1 are
colle<tins Christmas plis loo
-dy ond -d Oraoae
C.OU:nty younJSIC.l'L
The Ms<I Tue Projcn b
•poruoted by OCC'•
Ass«iatc4 S1uden11. Tht """P is worltins clor<ly with 1he OtJn,e County
fOJ1cr Care A\Wliary in
coordin.ating the cfton.
Names of needy and
abused chadrcn will be
hanging on I (ully decor.lied
•·Angel Tree" Christma\
1rct\ beginning Nov. 29, in
the AdminisiratK>n Building
VoJuntccr-s dish out Thanksgiving (east to cli.ildrcn at Rea Community Center TI1ursday.
Onnac County rcsiden1s
may ptck names from the
tree in advance ol purchas.
ing gifis, or can simply drop
unwrapped pr~sents off :it
the school t.1onda:y through
Thursday from 8 a.m. lo 'J
p.n1., and Fridayi from -S
11.m. 10 5 p.m. throu&h
Frid3y, Dec. 10.
.. Thls ii so confining," she s.aid,
p:itting the side Q( her wheelchair.
"11icy wouldn't even let me in the
kitchen.''
Hatlcbcrg bcgnn the soup kitch·
en seven )-Cars ago. She bad been
COOJdinating the;: senior program at
1hc community ccn1cr and began
to \lll>rry about the children v.·ho
v.-ould knock on 1hc b:ie~ door.
.. Kids would Come barefoot ••i1h
a runny nose and ask for a can
opener," she said. "They'd cal
something right out of a can."
She said only about 2SO people
sh(Ged up (or her fitit lllanksgiv-
ing dinner, but, "Whcsi more peo-
ple got laid off, more people
joined the line."
Canneiy OV.'Jler Bill Hamilte_n
dona1cd most o( the rooc1 ror This
year's rea.sl.
l "he soup ki1chen's pa1rons
gave the meal rave revie"'s. and
weren'I surprised 10 learn ii
camelrom one o( Newport's
finest rc s1auran1s.
The 1-Catlcbcrgs looked foN :uJ
to spcndina the. rest of the c'cn111g
wilh 1hcir biological ran11hcs.
"The resl of the f:unLI) 1~ at
home cooking our n\cal,'' ~!cth:
Ha1Jcbcrg said.
l"eri 1-latlcbcrg ~11.l 1.1ftcr ~mt·11-
ing turkey !Ind s1ufling Jll JJ~. \hi:'
,..oold r;a1her cat sonlCth1ng c:4c
"Dy the 1imc ~ou gel h1>1nc, ~11u
just want an ln-N-Out hurgc1 ··
she s:iid.
According 10 student
gO't"Ctnmcnt lead.er Jtd.:)
Nguyen of Costa ~1cs.a. the
gool thii )C!lr i1 to collect
3.000 gifts to be civtn out tu,
chtklrcn of -all asa.
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pr111ec1, call 432-5507.
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Jt'• called the Electro-gwi System. A battle
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againat thMe home damqing critter•-After 12 ycar1 or
continuoua ue, and·treatment of over 50.000 gove rnment
buildinp, adtoola, apartmcnto and homea, the Electr<>-
gun hu proven lo be one of the moat environmentally
oound methocla or drywoocl termite conlf'Ol a•~ilable
today.
A "iable altemati¥itio tent fumlgatfon1, Ecola Seroicea and
Electro-pn together make a very allractJ.e packa..,, offering ita • .;.""'"'" _.rity
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• Coatly roof tile damap and your peto
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• 1-8 s -8107
·····~ ..... Delly Plal '
I I • ' • 11181'8
ttmdul Plat
UM .... .-.: 1Jvt ,_
~,.,. rrs,,_.,, tAe ru.
.... tlUblt to prl.o1 s. n.,.,.,-,
,._ aJJ ,,,. nu~-.
" lftth'ftl hom ,,., C'MllJl•lllfJ'.
So. bt'ft an tM ta1:
~ lO wha~ I am thankful (or
1i.15 ThankJ&i';in&, I bavc noted
the following:
• My family, which indudc.s the
nat •fondtrfW and ,upportive
husband in the world, my J..ycat-
old son w'ho givct me Cbcc:r.o-
lacrd kWes cvc.ry day before 1
lea_~ for ~'Ork and the baby wc:rc
amtOUsJy u:pettin' in May.
•That v.c '¥iCfC onty horror
stricltcn witncues 10 the Cire and
tbat our Lacuna Ni&u.cl home and
Newport Beach were spa.red.
•.My 5taff and the merchanlS 11.1
Fashion b:lsnd through whom,
every day, their continued
commitme.n1 convi.nccs me I h.a\'C
. the best job in Orange C.ounty.
• For the country in which we
11\-e, which has rcptatcdJy and
unconditionally pto\ ldcd me with
opponuni1y and freedom
1hrou&hou1 my life.
JANICE A. FUCHS
General ~1an:tgcr
Fashion Jdand
. 0
I lln\ lh:tnkful Hoag Hosp11:il is
able 10 mcc1 the dcm:1.n<h of our
community ~tauiC of the ongoing
•upport 11 rcccn.-cs Cron1 the
community and cuy council.
The pu\1ng or the m:a.sttr pl3n
.. ;.. 1he kc) 1n ~111ng the
found:u1on for.HoJ.g to respond to
1hc dcm:inck p13«J on the hc:shh
arc 1ndu1>tl) dunn& the~ 1imcs of
hc3lth care rcforrn.
MICHAEL STEPHENS
PreSJdcn1 and CEO
~I03g li~pital
0 Th11 Th3nbg1"·ing .. hen I coun1
· m~ blessing\, 1"11 be cspcci3ll\•.
ar:11cful for 1he love and supj,on
or r...u:y m fricado. 1 -...,
,,.., do ........ ltld .. ...,._1y
lovinf. lllaltcd aad potieot wife,
who Just blppcm 10 be rrtf bat
!ri<od. F;..ity, I'll be !om>cr
thonkful that 1oac ..... I mode 111<
decision to eotcr tuchins. It ii a
decision I have never rc.aretted.
1be opponiutity to ma:.. 1
diftcrcnce in studenu' lives is an
. IWUOMe ye t wondcrfuUy
rewardin& responsibility. I'm u
e~d lhroup my interact.ion
with m)l Mudcnts u I hoar they
are though their cont.ad with me
I'm very thaRtl'ul I entered a .
profnsion so enjoyable and -
rewardinis that I lOok forward to •
goin1 to •;work." each day.
MIKE MARINO
Teachet
Corona del ~far Hi&h ScbooJ
0 I am thankful ror the marvelous
anist' -cornpc>Kn.. designers.
musicians and ~n -who
brina this incredible art form to
life. It never cc.ascl to be a
fascinati~-Cl:ptriencc lO witness
the \l.Dfoldinc of talent and the
expression of the human spirit.
For lhc many generous
supponers who help to bring
open to the stage. AnC! not only
our donor who ii.re able and kind
enou&h to conlribute substantial
donations., but also individuals who
sacrifice to pay for their tickeu
and include $25 ot $50 extra, and
for the 11\llny guild mcmbcri and
vol~n.t~c:rs who give so -v.·illing1y of,
1he1r lime and c:n1huiiasm.
And for Ope~ Pacific's
remark.able llaff -a group of
professionals _.ho consistently pull
togctbc:r to produce., promote and
support our msins1:1gc ·
productions, 1he 11.mbitious
~munity outreach progr.r.nu and
1mporwu fund·ra»;ing projects.
DAVID DiCHIERA
Oc:nc:ral Director, bPCn Pacific
um -...... city a cbaam lO ~ up rva-
down bu~ aad ..... iu a(.
lordoblo-»..-......... ...
But 10CN. of 'Tak collc:IPCJ oa
the -clisop<c. ' °'YOM arc ju.a puttU. tbe onus
oa tbe cit)' ao provide affordable:
housins." Couocilmaa loba eo.
said.
Councitwomi'D Je.&n Watt uid
· the fcan the mooey wo.ild jusl
lit 'in an Ktount and 1M hous-U., DCYU would be built .. I
would be worried that ii would
float too i;nuch and crcalc son
ol a bureaucratic probk.ra, .. she
Wd. \
As available land in the city
shrinks. it nuy be time to do
things differently, Turner said.
"'We don'l have to oon1inuc to
do businClS .as "''C'vc alwa)'S
done it, .. Turner said at A.ion·
day'' City Council study scuion.
.. Let's tee how o ther cilic1 are
doin1 it and how we coukt go
about allocating fees.·•
Former Ciry Mana1er Bob
Wynn has been hired by Ford 10
neJOliate a ieneral plan amend·
mcnt that would allow the de\•el·
opment company to build 450 to
'°° ltmuy -.. lht: ,.... ...,..
W)oa .... Ford ...... -.,,,.. ............ b .. ..
•b<R lllcy ,:ouJd build fl.
-~ u they ""'"' """'"""I. ... said Ibey ...,, **
b lht: optioa "' P*Yiol ...... feet ititead..
Wiie.a .The lnine Co, hep•
CCWlSlnlalOll OG the tbpolt
Coost de>clopmcn~ it built 1be
Newport Ridge comm.,Uty 10
~t iU affotdabk·bousia& 're·
q~lf'CmCftt. Jf"omn in Newport
R1dcc are priced in the
Sl90,000s.
BJucJI Mid the council should
be cautious when decidin1
whether to Jill the burden l.O
build affordable housina off the
developer.
..What if we end up with a k>1
of mOney and oo place to patk
it?" he said.
But Tume.r believes thCrc will
be plenty of developers who will
"'ant to tab the free money 10
refurbish apanments and c:oodo-
mlniurm lpecifically for Sow·
income residen11.
' "I think the m:1rk.e1 demands
i1," he said.
For those who work extra
hard to maintain an exclusive
\\.r offt>r ru•t~m1~rd nirnus and 1f"r,·irf'1
for a.11,. ca.tt!'rlnJ and banqurt nof'rd5.
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job. Ht -..,,. RriouslJ • IWC ·and• rcq.Jriaa cities IO
--.. -~ollu ... ..: ....... consttuctionir
... -"" low·irlcomc houte· bolds.
Allbouch there arc no co1h
a'eLC rvJc:s def'Wn& affordable
housias. tbc R.atc s.ays ~
ls .. 0¥Crburdcncd" if he makes
kss than ~ of \be mcW.11
houtehold income for Oranic
County, whach ts estimated at
about SS.C.380, and if he spends
more than XW. ol his income: on
hoosioc.
That mea.ru: alforcbblc, by
stat·c 'tandards. roughly is any·
thin& I.hat COSU a hQuse.~d
Sl.OSO ot less per mon1h. 'There
arc 6.,SOQ housing un.iu in New-
port Beach fitting that pa-
ntme1cr.
Although the ult imate burden
10 provide shelter Cor the no1-M>-
affluen1 is on the cil)''s shoul-
ders. Nev .. port atv.'a)'S l'i3s puscd
rcsponsibliry to dC1i·elopcn..
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Nick ·,, the Newport Tare
porlang lot.
To make 5Utc no child i'
rorptcn.. Marines will be:
"-lhoned in fn.'t k>catioos 10
roncct' gifls for TO)" for
Tou. a charity ocpnaation.
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.... While bett8r known llW
his humorous work on Ille
small screen, Ille actor Is
serious about his palming.
BT MA.n Coua,,
E'wTDTA1-...1WT £Df'fOll. -E vcn the artist who created
.. Dejc:uncr Sur Patio"
(1992) and "Untitled
(White Dos)" (1993) -wblcll an:
par) of "The Fourth Newport
Bicnn.iaJ: Sou1hcm Californ.ia"
cxhibi1 on view at Newport Harbor
An Mu.scum -is at a km to
explain his paintings.
"ti's very difficult. There arc
images. recognizable images. that
occur in the process of painting. I
sec myKlf more as an
archacok>gist or aJchcmist. once 1 . ' commn to a picture, I keep
working until ii takes over and
tells roe what to do. They're
definitely figurative .... I'm sure
they come from somewhere M>n of
beneath the subconscious, almost
unconscious."
People who have a problem
gelling into anyrhing presented at
Orange County's; contemporary art
museum might consider the above
s1.:11cmcnt more highfalutin
artsy-rartsy babble from some
misfit sucking government grants
from !he publ ic l~ugh. Those
people would be surprised: The
::artistis someone most invite into
their living rooms Tuesday nights.
. .... ......
Manin Mull, cmtu, with tc.Mr. Mom• co-stan Teri Garr and
~lichacl Keaton, is known mott (or his comedy rolls., but is find.
mg aucceu with hil true love: painting.
He'll talk about his art •I the
in(brmal "Tuesd•y Talks at Noon"
program this Tuesday •t NHAM.
Jt's (rec with regular museum
admission ($2-$4).
gotten, after 25 ycan in my "other
job,' to the point where I can pick
and choose • little bi1. In my work
w~1h 'Roseanne," I'm not on every
week, and--when I'm on it's onJy a
20-hour week. I spend every other
minute in the studio. I can't think
• of a 1ime, even when t was
working 40 hours a week, that I
didn't get back to the studio. Even
when we're 1aping 'Roseanne'
un1il 10 p.m. Thursday night, I'll
go·in and pnint 'ti! 2 in the
morning. I
,
M • beltlllf .... Mt illctu1fi:.-• die-...--· Tbo _ .. ClliolC.--
o-1M<--.i 111e '"""'""' ..W-. rufftial Mania Miiii the
111111 -Monift .Mull the comeclic actor.
"'I -1.brilled abouc chat/" Mull
aakt ... Withoul tbrowi., any din
IOWlltd anyone who picks up bNSh
-bee.able it'• better than
torncone pkkin& up • .38 and .
blowina away someone at the local
AM/PM IS (ar u occupations &O
-st.iU, nsy trainina is such, and
de\uioa to ii is such, th1t I (eel
short lhrilt i( l'ID ~t ln one ca.mp.
Someone will say Oh, have you
ever seen Sy1vcster StaQonc's
work?' and 10p1e1hinc iil-me jus-1
kind or winces. I'm delighted to
have my work taken in on ill own
merit."
His paintings ire shown 11.1 the
Dorothy Goldecn Go.Jlery in Santa
Monica, •nd he wu ''knee deep In
uwdust framina thinp" lhc day or
lhc ·inlerview in prepantion (or
bis one·man show opening Jan. 26
11 the David Beitzel Gallery in
New York.
• Mull, who grew up in Ohio,
began painting at age 3. "AU
through high tchool, I knew tha1'1
what 1 wanled to be." He believes
•
.... , ..... u
DI
lllodrktopolat_ ...
_.al .. ltoc WOO bonl with
boelil•w lbcrc were DO adult r,... ... around him who pal•t•d.
'"11 brwJhl me sreat joy certy on.
at a time I needed it." •
H c 11tcndcd Rhode lsl1JWI
school of Dc:sisn (which
OC<Cplcd him lo junior hi&h).
where he was inOucnced by
French master Henri M1·1iSSt.
Mull 1pcnt a year studyfnJ in
Europe before rcturnin& to the
same Rhode Island school in 1967
10 sci his master's dcirce ind
1cac:h drawing and printnlllking on
the side.
A need (or mon"cy drove hin1
into that "other job.''
.. When I was in art school,
durin1 a period I icrer to as The
Great .Folk ~iusic SCllre or the
1960s, when all kinds of stuff was
going on ind it wias \'tty touch 11nd
go (or awhile, like C\'Ct}' othtr
bozo I was kneeling 1hcre \1i1i1h a
guit•r and virtually no money.
Well, lite111lly no money. To pay
ror housin& and m:itcrials, I
started pcr(ormin& wilh a rock
band out or our school.
"Once I got my m11ster's degree,
l could either teach, which didn't
pay well, or do what many painteN
aad...,...,. ...... udcirt..a
Cltocckr flt&. I llod -thift1
else M> do wiim I coeitlQue to do
It aort or -laled '
.. Now, Ill)' eab Job it qui1e ntce,
11'1 not devoid ol 1111. There an:
"""' pn>jccU whe,. I lccl
p1nic\ll1rty challeaaed u an artist
So I don't feel like .. ut,.r .
whoR."
lu of ThlnlcscM-. Ew:, Mull
hadn't prepared anyt.bin1 10 uy 11
his '1'uclday Tllk ll Noon" 11
NHAM ("I'm oon of mtnlllly
prcparin& now"). He's 1M:n one:
other an talk, II hi alma maier 1
couple yca11 aao.
''The odd thins ii. work.in& iH
much IJ I do in the verbal world
on talk shows and actlna. pan of
the' dcli&fit and joy here is I hs'~ a
whole other vocabulary tha1 i~
non-verbal. Then, to act out :and
talk about ii seems 1 bi1 ... •·
His voic:c 1railcd off.
"I re.member a dass at the
School o·r Desip Where one
student stood up ud sakl,
'Talkina about an is like dancing
about arthitcctw-e.' Af\er the
laughttr died down, another
i;tudcitt aot up ll'ld did a
l!'Of~inutc ~p then uid, ·The
Chtyllcr Duildin,c."
"So who knows what l'U do?"
Truth be knOOA·n, Martin Mull is
moonligh1ing in his recurring role
on 1he television sitcom
·•Roseanne." Creating drawings.
watercolors and oil paintinp is his
real profci!iion.
Mull's patented humor -which
milHons or viewers have enjoyed
over the years On the
improvisational "fernwood
Tonight," his hilarious cable
special "The History or White
People in America" and in his role
as the lecherous boss in "Mr.
Mom" -only en~ers his work
when it comes to titles ror his
paintinp. At least, i1 used 10.
"ln the titling. J used to lry to
evoke a litile humor there," Mull
said in • 1elephone in1erview r.rom
his Santa Montca studio. "It's kind
of like debriefing mysc:J( aftCr the
journey, a deadly serious journey
th•t's almost devoid or surfac.c
humor."
"It's my drug of choice. It's my
insulin. I've never stopped making
pictures. In the last 10 years, i1's
escalated for a number of reasons:
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shopping in St. Tbonuu.
His works on view at the
museum c.thibil, which arc
dedicated 10 18 new and emerging
lalenls in a variety or media. arc
oil-on-linen paintiJlp filled with
ghostly images and shapes.
According to 1hc show's catakJcuc,
Mull has "evolved from the
Pholorr•lism o( the late 1960s 10
the pcntimcnti-markcd surfaces
and figuration of his current
work."
However, he now finds the
practic:e of slapping a witty title on
• serious piece .. false advertlsina."
.. It crutes a quest to find
somc:thln1 funny. So, I find the
word ~titled' goes• long way."
Mull pids up lhc brush "every
day."
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, "42-0lO, en ll7
Brian Smith
Costa Mesa'·
Jason Weir D<W>yn< C....Ww Alvaro Ccrv:an<e> Charkt Chatnun JdTN;.t,llng
embourger PCL's MVP
.... Mesa's 'Mr. Collision' gains rare
honor as MVP for lineman-linebacker.
C osta Mesa High senior Bryan Luxcn1-
bc>urgcr, whose propcnsiry for creating col·
lisK>ns on the foolball field often le:1;ves
both him and his opponents nining wilh con-
sciOusness, d the Dally Pilot Pacific Coo.st League
Player of the Year.
Lw:cmbourger, a 6-!001-2, 22G-pound offensi\•e
guard and linebacker, helped lead the f\tustangs
to an unbeaten 4-0-1 league campaign
and their first-ever outright league
title.
In addition to Luxembourger, an
All-CIF Division Viti pick at guard as
a junior. Costa Mes.a had eight first·
tean1 pla)ers, with four more named 10
the second team. Mcs:1's f\·iyron Mill·
er, in his second season at the school.
was named Coach of the Year.
Weir, a junior 'uard, Heredia. a senior center,
and Smith, a 1eruor tadck, were all keys to the
Musta.np' gtound success..
&1anc11 senior Mark Mollaer, a majoc-roUca~
prospec1 aJ defensive end. was a. fmt-tcam de·
fcruM: selection, joininJ Colt.a Mesa linemen Oc:-
waync Crenshaw, AMro Ccrvahtcs., linebacker
JcfJ Nicbling and comcrbact OWScs Chatman.
Crenshaw, a junior who also 1tood out at full -
b3Cl, w:u arguabty the lcap's bell pas.s rusher.
He will be heavily recruited neat WL --.
Cervantes. an UMUDI lac:tlc, spartkd-againsl
1hc run and the pass. wbilc NM:blin& and Cllatnuin
were a>nsislcnt plll)' maker$ for lhc
league: dwnpL
Mes.a tight cods Adam McNally and
John Schroeder each earned a spot on
the secood-tcam offense, as did Mus-
tanp scntoc tactic Jarcd--iNilson, Es
tancia receiver Jairo Arceyut and E.:i -
g.Lcs guard Joey Herman, t~ lone
sophomore honored..
Steve Owen, a senior ex>rnc.rback.
was a second-team pO on defense, as
was Estancia JCDior de(cm.ivc lineman
Mike Pawimki.
E.5tanci11. which struggled to an 0-5
PCL record, "'·as represented by one
ftnt-team pick. and three second-1eam
selections.
Costa Meu's prolific offense, which
Laguna Hills scnior 'running bac\. Lux..:mbourger Fred Kim, who rushed for 874 vurds
and i2 touchdowns in league=. ~·hilc
3dding nnothcr 129 yards oa 10 reccptK>ns. "'as
the Pilot Offensive Player ol the Year.
CJl&llTOf'H.U. ~/DAJ1Y l'tLoT
Cosn Aku High'• Bryan Lw<e:mbo~cr is the Daily Pilo~s Pacific Co•st Luguc Most Valuable Pb)'<'.
is still adding to its school single·
season record point total or 324, pl aced senior
All-CIF running back Binh "Runaway" Tran, and
linemen Jason Weir, Ariel Heredia and Brian
Smit h on the fint team. ,
Tran, the school and Ncwporl·Mesa OtSlrict
single-season and career rushing leader, rushed
for &SS of his l,TI4 season total -heading in10
Friday's second-round CIF Di"ision VIII contest
-against PCL defenses, including 12 touch·
downs.
Ccn1urv scnK>r Sal Waltermire, 1 S.11, 2JO-
pound three-year sla.rler 11 defensive tack.IC. "':c.
the Pilol Defensive Player of the Year.
"\Ve n:11 couldn't bkd. him." Miller said of the:
Centurtans standout. who camcd un.Mru.I praise
from league coaches.. and was ranked a notch
below Luxembourger as the bcs1 line.man in the
~uc by Century Coach Bill Brown.
Piii's All-Paclllc Gaast League FOotball Team -
First Teem OlfenH
Poe. Player, achoo! Ht-Wt. Cl.
OB -Pal Wood, 1.aQuna Beach 6.0 175 Sr.
RB-Binh Tran, Cosla Mesa 5.7 170 Sr.
RB -Julio Garcia. Century 5·10-180 Sr.
WR -Man Recllne<, Trabuco HiUs 5.9 160 Sr.
WR -SCott Kimball Laguna Beach 6· 1 160 Sr.
TE-Blad Cervanles. Trabuco H~s 6-4 215 Sr.
OL-Jason Weir. Cosla Mesa 6--0 230 Jr.
OL-Marl< ZoUkoN, Laguna Hills 5· 11 250 Jr.
OL -Ariel Heredia, Cosla Mesa 6·2 215 Sr.
OL-Juslil Poe. Trabueo HiDs 6-2 235 Sr.
OL-Brian Smilh, Cosla Mesa 6·5 291 Sr.
K-Gerry Beckham, Trabueo Hills 5.9 150 Sr.
·.
OnlnsiveP-llY• fl'•• 1111
() ~-5-8, , ....... I'll
Second Te•m Often••
Poa. Pl•v•r, school Ht. Wt. Cl.
OB-Justin Vedder, la~ Hills 6-1 180 Sr.
RB-Serge Gudows~. rabuco Hills 6-2 205 Sr.
WR -Rick Stilson, Laguna Hills 5·8 150 Sr.
WR -Jairo Arc~ Eslancia 5.9 · 150 Sr.
WR-Brendan cCraw, Laguna Hills 6· 1 190 Jr.
TE -Adam McNaUy, Cosla Mesa 6· 1 180 Sr.
OL-Robby Jacobs. Trabuco Hms 6-3 185 Jr.
OL -John Sclvoeder. Cosla Mesa 5.4 240 .!<.
Cl-Joey Hennan. Estancia 6·0 225 So.
OL-Jared Wdson. Cosla Mesa 6-6 287 Sr.
OL-Rw Zadeh. Laguna Hals 6--0 245 Jr.
Delanllvl PllJW of Yem'
111 Wlbllll'e
C1211Wy
5-11, !10, .... dt
Flrat Te•rn Defenae
Poa. Pl•ri•r, school Ht. Wt. Cl .
LB -Steve land, Laguna Hills 6-0 190 Sr.
LB-Jett NiebUng, Cosla Mesa 5· 10 175 Sr
LB -Oerrek Uhl. Trabuco H~s 6·5 230 Sr.
Dl -Oewayne Crenshaw, Costa Mesa 6· 1 190 Jr
OL -Alvaro Cervarnes, Costa Mesa 6-0 200 Sr.
Cl-John Jooes, Cen1ury 6-1 210 Sr
Ol -Jamos Lawson, Laguna HiDS 6· 1 210 Sr
Dl -Mill1< Mollner, Estancia 6·5 210 Sr.
08-Geott Beckham. Trabuco H~s 5.9 150 Sr.
OB-Cllarles Chalman. Cosla Mesa 5· 10 170 Jr.
OB -Jaial Anderson. T rabuco Hills 5·9 165 Jr.
P-.Jorge RodriQ\Jez. CenllJry 5· 11 170 Jr.
Drysdale to•nament was
as smooth • his delivery,
winds up on emotloOal pitch
SCHIDULI
.... Pelican Hiii-based Hall of Fame lnvitatfonal golf tourney
was everything, maybe more, that Big D would have expected.
T ears of joy and IOl'f'OW filled lhe Four Sc:uons HOlel banqucl
room Saturd~ niah1. with Hall of Fame a1ble1c1 everywhere and
Don Drysdale s spiril amonpt lhc compelilon.
Ann Mcycn, Drysdale'• widow and the host ol the Don Drysdale Hall
of fame Invitational at Peltcan Hill Golf Cub Wt weet. pve an emo-
tional speech at the awards banquet, fotlowina lhc three-day, S4~hole
1oum1men1. Bi& 0 would have been proud.
TODAY , .. ~
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Coltl Miii *1
Second Te•m Defenae
Poe. Pl•yer, achoo I Ht.
LB-Jeremy Taylor. Trabuco Hills 6· 1
LB-Ryan Sauers. Laguna Beach 5· 10
LB-.Rand.y Orlll, Trabuco Hins 5.9
OL -Jose Martinez. CenllJry 5.7
OL-;-Ryan RenZt. Trabuco Hins 6-4
OL -B J. Wallace. CenllJry 6· I
DL -M.ke Pawinski. Estancia 5-10
OB-Na!! Kim. Laguna H.ns 5.9
OB-Sieve Owen. Cosla Mesa 5-1 1
OB-Nale Pivarott, Laguna Beach 6-3
OB-Alejandro HUIZll. Century 6.0
AmoOJ the 55 pa"icip&tiJ>a Hall ol Famen, ....,.
ol Drysdale'• diamond enemies and tcaaunat ployed
ror ch1ri1y, but alto roe: fU;n. and ln mcmoty ot the
Hall ol Fame pitcher IUld fomcr Dode<• broodca11cr
who dtcd or an appannl btllrt attack July 3 in a Mon·
tr'Cll hotel room. Bia D _.id -been proud.
A lix·minutc video pon'"71at Dtytdale'I life -
O<lsiaally produced for hit flrrlenl Wt ourftmc< -WU
appfOtlriltely dltPl4tYcd at tho blrlquet, Wllllo llOJ flt.
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.,.. Coach Russ Orvis labels tis Eagles
as 'better than his Woodbridge team.'
which swept to a CIF champtonshlp.
.BY Lu.u fAVLD'.J;a.SloanWll.ma
COSTA MESA -Tbooe wbo
believe derense wiitis champi·
ona:hips, didn•t follow last year's
Estancia Hi&h girlt basketball
1c1m.
O>ach Russ Davis' Eaales hckt
opponents 10 fewer than j() poitl1s
ll times. and gave up more than
60 just 1hcee of their 14 games.
Out the Eagles scored more than SO onty six
times en rOtJte 10 1 17·7 season. second pl11icc
in the Pacific Coo.st League, and elimination in
the second round or the Clf lll·AA playotrs.
"Afler las1 season. aJI we did w:.s .,'Ork~
offensive stuff," s11id Davis. who rc1ums all
five sulrlers and :idds a newcomer hC termed
one o( the top three rres.hmen in the s.tate.
"Offense won't be :i problem this )'ear. All our
girls have "-Orkcd cJClremcly hard 10 improve.
\Ve hu\•e a Joi of wea~
ons."
The increased scoring
·pol~ntial, along with the:
proven abilicy to s.top op-
ponents a l the defenSivc
e nd, fo rced Davis 10
heighten his expectatio ns
(or Ibis S<'3SOn.
"I thought this group
would be good, but I
dido't think we'd be this
Uura C z.ingul:i gtx>d, this quickly," Davis
expl:uncd. '"!'his year's.
1ean1 1i. bc1tcr than the \\'oodbridge team I
had 1ha1 "l1n J (·Ir (Southe rn Sec1ion) title."
Le ading the OU"'-·putent arsenal is 5·10 5C·
n1or forward LaurJ Cllngula. "-'ho led lhc
team in scoring l:ii.1 )'Car,
ncuing l 1.3 point~ per
10 .-.,, aad J..a Wala. a U .,..-an,
lonn -"' Ille ~ ....-. ...... -~7 jualor IWle l>ne"ll'-
Dnb, who Mt'-••• a.,.... cm•k•w
-· .. _...s 10 .......... -.... 7.J ICOrilc IWl'llF ol • )'Hr -wliilo Walll, I tal<Jlted .... ~ ................. ....., ill all foe.
cu. aftd brinp tho coafldenc:e built ia her
dcboc vanity seuoa.. \.
Domin1ue1 (6.S PPI
ltit · yur) end Riclwds
wiU handle their llhate of HOOPS
the scorin& duty, and
freshman sens.ation Jenny ~
Jennings Hkely won't need
many &iUOe.s to cam •
starting s.pot.
"Tho last ,aame we
played during the sum·
m'cr, Jennings led u.s with
26 points," said pavis,
who is reluctant to aller
the cheniistry of his vet·
eran starling lineup.
"As or now, Jenny will
come orr the bench,"
Davis said. "But she'll be
pushing people."
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Megan Noland, a 6-1 junior, will provide
solid rebounding. as will her sister Sara No-
1311d, a 5·11 junior who earned MVP honon
on las1 year's junior v:lf'Sity.
Senior guard Sara Mooney will also be uti~
lizcd in the nine·playcr rolation, which Davis
plans to employ in an up-tempo, pressing
scheme, designed to 1um turnovers into easy
tr.1nsi1ion baskets.
"Everyone on the team will get significant
pl:iying time," 03vis said. "We want 10 push
the tempo, but we can also score in a hmlf-
court game, which is nice."
Davis will be aided by assislant coxhcs
Rich Boyce, who will pull
game en route 10 fin.I-
tean1 all ·lc.1guc rec·
ognition.
~~ ••m 11ehedul• OK. 1..t -• IMN TClllllllmd
double duly ~c&ping with
the futancia vanity boyS,
Rynn Beltenc.ourt and
Paul Kirby.
"Laura has a very
strong inside (offensive
gan1c), and she can
guard anyone from 5·8 to
6·3," Davis iaid.
Joining Czingula o n
the front line Will be 5·10
junior Cynd i Richards,
who scored 7.8 points
per outing l:ist se ason.
Second·lcam All·PCL
picks Jenny Drake . a 5·
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s.&.. Dec. 11 -D Ten ~I. 1.
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l 'he Eagles, expected
to open the season
ranked in the Orange
County Top 10, should
battle cross-town rival
and defending champion ·
Costa Mesa for the PCL
top spat. The two league
conflicts with the Mus·
~ngs arc Kbcdulcd for
Jan. 6 at Mes.a, and Jan.
27 ac home.
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k's pretty•• r : z 1. And rhcJ're all .... IU)I.. ..
Ptocdcls at ,. -t bcne!ilod lhe cMldten of
the Lao ......... Uolllod Sc-Dillricl ud the
dlildre•'• wioa o1 Dam Hoopiul In Palin Spi..,. •O-•-·-,.I --Rolllo ~ former n:llcf -ol the Oakland A'1, SU D1<F
Pod"" ond Milwa•lte• B....ers, played needy J01f
lhrou.VK>ut lhc. tournament, indud1n1 a &JOSS 68
and 1i in lhe last two day&. to win lhe ewat at 77-
under. In the two best.batl net format, Hall ot Fam-
en pl4')'Cd with a different group ot amateurs each
day. Each Htll of Famcr played with ama1cur pan·
ners. who paid S2,.SOO 10 play, to ronn • frVCSOme.
Hockey Hall ot Famer Andy Bath&1te was second
11 68 under; former Ram defensive end Dc1con
Jones wN thi.rd at 67, 1yin1 former Orcaon Sunc
basketball coach Ralph Miller, who finished rounh
ancr a c:ount·bact. Finishlng i1 66-under were
Football Hall of famers Ray Nitschke. and Johnny
Lujack. and Basketball 'Famcr Bob Pcnit
Meyers. who was inducted into the Ba.skc1ball
Hall of Fame in March and offlcillly joined 1hc
fteld for I.be fine time, fitlished at 63-u.nder, aloni
with George -Blanda, Otto Graham, Boom Boom
Geoffrion, Havlicek and bennis Ralston.
MjUer is also t.be father o( Newport H.ubot High
gills bas.ketball c:o.ach Shannon J~osky.
• Ptllcu Hill: Bit lmprculou -Although only
an estimated 400 to 500 fans each day $.hoYied up
tor the tournament -gallery COS:lS were $15 -the
two courses at Pcllcan·Hill, the Ocean and newly·
opened Links. were bcuCr than a Havlicek buzur·
bc:ater from JO.feet away.
.. The Hali' or Fame~ just raved abou1 it," Zan·
ville said. "lbc S.llr Of the three days WU the golf
COJn·sc. It's really some1hing special."
The Ocean Course is not 11s accommodating for a
gallery as the Unks Course. Zanville added th1111 "it
looks very good" that Pelican Hill will host 1he
cighlh annual Don Drysd:ilc Hall of FamC lnvita·
tional next year.
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Rltbard 01JOO 16 • Dally Pilot Sporll 'Vrlttr
wbou club pU col1Jtua oorrn•l'1 •PIN•rs twry
nunday.
ll1upllll l111hC1• .... 0.-....
.... Second overall at San Diego Fall Classic.
T wo ... a..,_ of the~ crew ript111.., tbl
West Cout, the Newport Aljuotlc Center (NAC} -10
Ille rood. tcodiOI....,.. t ..... to ccmpeto In tbe Son o;.., Fall Clulk Lui -trod II MiWoa Boy.
l'IAC• j•nior ,._ performed exceptioftol!J well, wi .....
junior claues In mca•a rout with COD'&in and quadruple,,
women'•. quadtuple and double 14'\lllt. and junior womca 1 novice eiaJ>t. Strona junior perfonn.1.-led the NAC t ... 10
1CCOnd for the cwertll polnts trophy.
Three jullior ,11;-omen pulled double duty,
with Michel C:OSan, Gre~~en S~n ind .
Sally Mani.ndalc all par11apatlng 1n victonel'
in two races. While "doublina·up .. or rowina
more 1han one race in a day is imprcuive ill
the shorter l,OOO-l.000 meter "sprint
evcnls, .. last weekend's rega111 was a
2.S·mile "head" reptt1.
In 01her classes. NAC's Chip ~jcKibbc:n
(also a member o(lhe U.S. Nationa.I Team)
woa the open men's sln&Je clau. .. .. ,
Boating
Two weeks •JO at Ncwpqrt Fall Reptla,
40.knol Santa Ana winds wreaked havoc
wilh the crew teams.. J~ortunately, la.st
weekend's re111t1 in San Diego had
substantiaJly Ji_ghler conditions than foundi;Jn
Newport. •fr you have ever be-en in1ercsted in kamin& more tbout
canoeing or k.ayak.ing. 1he Newport Aquatic Cen.ter oUen one
day introductory courses Cor just SIO. For more mrormatk>n.
tall 646-7725. tW: ...... er.. .. .,..... .. ~ °"9D ftl ~ Qmic-
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10.ATINO RllULTS
Aquastangs will
begin seaso soon OCC's Clayton Co-onensive POY COMMUNln COLLl~I POOTULL HONOU
0r111111 Coast Players or the Week
·rhe Cost.1 ~1esa Aquai.lang\, a competitive
ll\Y1m progr:ini scn1ng Cost:i ).1 es:i )uulh, v>'ill
soon begin HS inaugur.11 season.
Jason Lynch, the var~ily co:ich of !he Cos1a
~1 csa High aqu:a tics progru m, will serve as the
tc;im's head coach. The swirn te;im is open to
boys and girli.. :iges 5 through 1-1, "-'ho ha\e nol
yc1 entered high school.
Panicipants must be :iblt 10 ~wim one pool
length in order 10 qualify for lhc team.
It is anticipated th::at the program will enter ils
!>"-'1mn1cr~ 1n l"-0 to 1hrec swi1n n1cct.s this winter
against S"-lm clubs from neighboring a.rc:u. The
1can1 "-Jll hold l"-"O to 1hrce practices per week at
Custa ~tesa l·l igh 1hroughou1 the ~:ison, begin·
rung th e "-CCk of Nov. 29.
A onc:·timc: S25 club membership fee wiU be
1cquircJ of each ~w1mmcr ($45 per fam ily). in
aJJi1ion 10 mon thly club dues of SJO.S35.
An inforrnat1on::i l mee1ing will be held on
~1undJy, Nov. 29 at 7 p.m. al 1hc Cos1a Mesa
High pool. All 1hi.>SC interested in participating
arc encouraged to attend this mecling Of contact
Jayne Kaccr nl 557·2216.
P\lllUC llOTICEI
Orange Coast College's Jeff Oayton has
been named ~ffcnsive player of the: year
on the All·Mission Conference Central Di·
vision football leam. 0
Clayton shares the honor with Ful-
lerton's Ryan Roskelly.
011yton is a freshman running back from
Trabuco Hills High, who gained 1,202
)'ards and scored 13 touchdowns for the
bowl·bound Pirates. He broke an OCC
record by rush.in1 for 100 or more yards ln
IC''en games in a single season.
Scou von der Ahe, a linebacker from
Saddlcback, was tabbed lhc defensive play-
er of 1he year. Barry Meier of Riverside,
whose team won six s1raight games to claim
lhe division title, was named 1he coach of
lhe year.
The team rollows:
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JEFF CLAYTON
The 5-10,
200-pound
freshman
tailback carried
18 times for
113 yards ,
including a
SS-yard TD, to
finish as the
conference's leading rusher
(1,202 yards) in OCC's win
over GWC.
EFRIAM MIRANDA
The 6-1,
245·pound
sophomore
tackle had
10 solo
tackles.
including
two behind
the line. 5
a$Sists. 3 sacks, 1 caused
fumble, 1 pass-rush effort
and 3 big hits.
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