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THENEWPORTBEACH • COSTAMESA • Don't wi!Sh !he car
... !he clouds ., •
coming in this
afternoon, with a f;,.'JIJ<J I
chance of sprinkles Thursdoly.
Still pleasant, with 70<.hlgh,
40s low.
Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 . ' ' .
Hoag gets first
OK to · expand
on wetlands
""' Coastal Commission
votes unanim ou,sly to allow
improvements that will -
elimioate Cattail Cove, but
hospital will have to create
wetlands in other areas.
BY DAVID H EITZ, ST"'" W&fna
SA!'-1 DIEGO -Goin& 'aga1n!>t
1hc ad\1Cc or its own staff, tht'
i.t:itc C0..1!>tJl Commission \OtcJ
un..inunoui.ly Tucsd:sy to g1\'C uu
tial appro-...11 to Hoag Hoi.p11a1 ·:.
cxpan>1on plan
Onl) a few residents sho-.t.cd up
10 oppose t-loag's proposal, .,.,h tch
calls for the c.xp::i.nsaon of t!ic hvi.-
pi 1;i.I on ne:lrby \\Ctlnnds 1..110.,.,n ..1:.
Canail Cove.
.. We're \Cl) pleased ""Ith lhc
\Ol e," $aid Peter Foulke. the h~
pital"i. senior \ice prcsidenf of fi-
nance :and special planning .
'' \VE 'RE VERY
PLEASED WITH
TH E VOTE ... THE
HOSPITAL HAS
ENJOYED A
TREMENDOUS
AMOUNT OF
COMMUNllY
SUPPORT THROUGH
ALL THIS PROCESS .
'' l'ETER FOULK.l:.
l-lo AG's SCSIOI. \'1(;[
rl.LlJl l>C!<.I OF Fl"'A."C.l
A:>:!> si•Lt:t.-u ru.ss1si.;
Ila Borders became the llrst woman to pitch in a college baseball game Tuesday and came away with a deci sive victory.
. About 40 of the hospital's sup·
porters. including sc\cral 1nOucn·
ti:il Nc .... ·port Uc:ich residents.
filled a bus ;ind accomp.anled
l lo:i.g udn11n1:.traton. to the. public
hearing in S:ip Diego.
Yoag·s ong1n:al promi-.i: 1u 'pend
more 1h:an S1UU.OOU h> en~Jn..:e
.I L": .;i.crc' of .... c1l:ind~ 111 1hc: San
• , A . pitch for equality
Ila Borders, the first female to start in a college baseball game, leads SCC to 12-1 victory
.. The hospital ha.s enjoyed a tic·
mcndous amount of con1n1unit)
support through :ill this process,··
Foulke s.iid.
At next mon1h·s mce1tng. 1he
comn1ission -.ill discuu ways for
the hospi1:al to cre:He vr.c:tl3nds in
01hcr areas -abo-.·c and beyond
· ·.J1>aqu1n !1.1.ir>h
Once lhafi. .,.,01 kcJ oul. the
hosp11al hk.c:ly .... ill be g1,cn the
OK to 1r.1nlJforn1 its campu!it 1n10 a
spra.,., ling, 1.3 milhon-~uarc·fout
medical center during the neAt ~
)Cars.
The commission's staff, led b)
~ecu1ive Direc1or Peter Dou&Jai..
h• WITL.ANDl/P• .. 4 I Im Dordcn 1ook 1hc fi nt
SlCp Q( Wh i t Hll'flC COl\$idcr
an impouiblc ,iourn ey
Tucsd:iiy aficrnoon, and what a
SICp ll W3S.
Before an ovcrnow, and most
certainly 11 rccord ·selling crowd
of some SOO at Southern
California Collcac. as \11cll as
v111 uallywhc cn1 irc Sou1hl11ntt
prcu corps, the IS·ycar-old
freshma n pitcher put togt1hcr 1
remarkable five -hit, complete
game victory. sh u11 in1 down
visiting 011tt'mont-~ludd
Sc ripps, 12-1.
Fairgrounds pursuing
Buffalo Ranch buildings
It was thc·fi rst-C'llCf SUI.II fo r
a female pi1chcr in collcsc
baseball and Borders ans .... ·ered
Coach Charlie Phillips' raith in
her wi1h what musl certainly be
considered or leaendary stock.
She set down the firs1 nine
batten bef01c bcins backed up
by an eif)tt·run third inning by
her Vanpards teammates. had
a shutout throush JCYCn iniiings
and only an cl&hth·innina sok>
home run· by lcadorr batter
Gabe Rosenthal spoiled a
vi rtua.Jly pc:rfcd game.
"This was a no-win si1ua1K>n
(or us." said Rosenthal, who
laced a fastball 320 feet <Wer
Ila Borders gets some encouragement from teammate Dave
Seeley between innings during Tuesday's game.
the lcf1 field wall.
"It wu sor1a hard 10
concentrate," continued
Rosenthal. who struck out in
lhc sixth innin& on a 2·2 pitch.
"Out you have to respect her.
She's a aood athlc1e. and she
proved ii todar arter geui·ng
everyone out'
The S·fOOt·lO left·handcr
teased the S1ags from 1he
outset with a vari:uion of
curveballs and off.speed
pilchcs, combined with poise on
the mound and a pcnchan1 for
acruracy.
f\,1any were surprised whe n
she continued into the e ighth
inning with a shutout
performance in hand. He r
lon1cs1 s1int since romin& lo
!he Cos1a f\,1csa -bascd Chris1ian
college W3S S~ innings.
When she took the mound
for the ninth her 003ch went
oul 10 the hill and suuested ·
she retire after the rant baller
"and tak.e your standing
ovutkln, .. but she ans.,.,·ered, -•001u,......
Costa Mesa wlll study posslblllty of
taking over city's sanitation services
•
... Differences over the • handling of contract for
trash collection leads
to action by council.
month for truh coll«tk>n. The
COit also covers Chris1mru: 1rtt re·
C)'tlin&. 1elephon·c: boot rK)'Clina
and larac Item pick ups.
The idea 10 consolidate unit•·
!K>n icrvkes was raittd last ran
when the district ~d lhe .city 10
consider o.n 111ccmc.nt whkb pve
il ownership ol lbc ICW.,e lbltl in
the city.
In 1ha1 di1euufoa, it was
lcamed 1ha1 the dlolria ...,. to
USC liJc fllll·tU.. dlJ ,....,_
ud hell • -· -pon-• ,...,..,,_. lbc -.... -~-leet ol -.. <lit Halll0<it1olllcaand_0>_
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""' Orange County fair
offic ial s express interest
in rel ocatin g structures
from popular ranch to
thei r fac ility.
BY Russ LoAll. s, ... ,, \\L1T1•
BUFFALO RANCI{ -The
home .,.,!Jere the buffalo roan1, or
at lcai.1 1he nearby buildings. could
be rekxa1cd to the Or:anse Coun1~
F:airgrounJs.
Fair offic1:als, "'ho p~ch.iM"d
one of the Buffalo RanCJl·i. four
Nor1h Americ:an b1i.on la~! month,
have cxprc!i>SCd an 1n1crc~1 1n mov·
ins the handmork farin buildtngs to
the fairarounds.
'"We knew tha1 the preser.,.:ahon
of the buildin1s were of interest to
the comm unity," said Bcc._y
Ba..iley·findley, interim general
man•aer or the Orance County
Fair. "We arc very much inter·
ested in prc.scrvinc our agricuhural
LOCALS ONLY
• Pacific sailing .1dventur': See and hear CeM U rapet)•Jn
and Louanne Peck talk Jboul their 2Yi-year. 20,000·mUe PK1fic
s.liling adventure during a slide show led.ure at Timbuktu Folk
and fribal Alt, 1661 Superior Ave. in Cost.1 MeQ.. ~ing out
from long BeKh, Gt-ne and Louanne S.11Ued their 38-fboi. boat
to Pitcaim lsbnd in the Sout.h PaciflC, ~here lhey visited ~i1h
dcsce-n<bntS ot the r~ shtp from ~1utiny on the Bounty
f•me. Their ""Y"S" •IJo tool< them to Tahiti, How>ll, i.P'n •nd
the P.ciftc Northwost. Cost of the 7 p.m. J>!Oll'•m ~ $3.
Se•ting k limited, to RSVP •t 650-7473.
Mort community irw-nlJ can be found on pa.p l .
ONTlllCOfta
Tht ....in. .. top ol -1 It by "*''dot 0.0.• Hu<i. For lnlo .. ~ Clll 650-6865. ....
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BUSINlSS FAX 631·5902
ORCUIA'llOtl I00-252·,141
Cl.ASSIFlED ADS ~2-5678
RETAllAOS ~2-021
5*1224
'46-4170
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her11agc 111 Orange County··
In 3 leller ~nt f\11J.nday to 1he
Irvine Co, B:11Je~·f:1nlcy ~y~ the
buildings could scnc as cl:a~roonti.
anJ meeting rooms for lhe agricul·
turc edui.:attun pro1p .lm.!t ur lhc
fair·s CentC'nn1al Farm
Some of 1he bnc.,·reJ. f:1rn1·
~l~lc buddings on the c..irner of
~t3cArthur Boule,ard and Ford
Road v.erc p:ar\ of lhc ong1n:1l lr-
'lne R:&nch, mO\ed lo the current
loc:111on 1n 1%~ by the la te arch1·
1c.:1 "'ilh.im Pt•rc1ra Dt·~11ne1 of
Lo) Ange le~ ln;iern:auon:al Airport
:ind the T1an,.1mer1coi Pt r:amtd 1n
S:an Franc1"'0, Pcrcua crealed the
pl3nli for l 'CI and Ne1.1o'J>On Cen·
1c1 1n h$ "red barn" offitts.
Although 1hc budd1n15 were
once thrc:itencd b) construeitan of
1hc S3n Jo:aqu1n H ill~ Toll Road.
1he rou1c .,.,3) changed :1nd only
l'lll'O or 1hc build1ngli had to . be
Jt'IO\'ed. fi ul bcCaUM" or future de·
vclopmcnl 1n the area. IJ"\'1ne Co
officials h3\'C been ll'tudyinc plans
... f&llOIOUNDIJPee-4
Arrests for concealed
·-narly -·'· In NIWpDrt ...... '93
... Pol ice say that a
majority of those held live
outside of the county.
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Aono, tett, and Ch1..Chi, two South American macaws, got acquainted recently al the bue of the Newpof1 Pier,
Costa Mesa Planning
Commission won't
alter parking laws
(-0.,lil \1cw tlly plJllflCJ• \·OICd 3·2
Munl.IJy 1Ja:,.;.11l•I (./Cilllng an v1J1nance
thal -.uuld p1v!J1h1i ft\.feill}(.ln•l ;u1tl
1,1hcr la1gc vclll(..lc\ h•1n1 p .. rL1ng ur1
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"A' I drtwc 111uu nd the entire
11c:1ghburh,x>J, I •.iw 11 boat wnh 11
CJrllpcr •hell pJrki:J on top uf i1, w me
people pJ1k (.tJ1nn1c1c1al 11uck> in their
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1111\' J .111 ull1t1.ili, huwt\'Cf, •:11d the
r.c..lllulJ111¥ 1• p.itl o f the 111du•111.il look
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7,7KU ''lu,ue,rccl of new clu>~roorn.1 10
an \."\1\llHf l.hu11.h anJ .c.hool ~11c: A
h.111.!lul !JI rc,,,1dc11t1 :ilons ll ;1lciwh 11ntJ
\\/,dl.1Ll. ;o•euur,, 'ti.here lht· 'll'houl'.1
IL",, tUll.ill\C I\ luc:11cd, \'\11(.(d
ltH1Le1n' 1h.i1 lhe c1pan~1011 would only
•1dLI IU \/UltJL', wluch i.Q1ne h:I)' SJkcJs
tl11 l1uiih tho\C 11c1a:l1hurhoodi.
-ny Afiarnie Afcl.Aod
Ferguson calls -for competition
to solve education problems'
The fir•I day of the California
Edueo11ion Sum1ni1 in San Franc1ib..I
w:i\ bcg1nn1ng to M.Jund a bit like a
broken record tu Nc-v.pun lJ.cach
A\.crnblyman Gd Fcr1u)On.
"I d1dn '1 '-CC any rc:.il rct.:ognttion
thJt thcy'1c durng anything -.1 ong."
\a1d the N~port l.kach H.cpublican,
""ho j, attcni:hng the IY11o·dJy •un1m11
... l"hc cun:i.t:JRi 1hcmc of t:'Cty 'pc:ikcr
'' !hJI they need more nioncy ·1 here·,
no rccognit100 that there :uc •l:.ilc\
1h:.i1 have f<ir lcsi; money bu1 r:in._
higher cducauonally."
Fcrgu:.un bclic\ICI comp..:11 1100 1~ the
only un,.,.,cr to the prohlcm' of
cduca11on. lie ll:.iy\ •uncy• 1ndic;i1c
lh':lt MU percent of C<ilifurn101 voter'
"""uh.I 11uppor1 i new, refined \'Ouchcr
iniliali\C th;H \llo OUld pr0\1dc \IJIC:
c:dut-:.ihun fund' fur pr1v:.1c M:houl
1u 1non
"ln\ltad o f 1allung about r(fo11n,
what we oug.ht 10 do i• •llow for t(al
con1pe11t1on," I crguMJn >:lid. "It '~ the
only way this &iant bchenioth of an
ln>titulion is ever going to change."
FcrguMJn 11 alt.0 a backer o f charier
..chooll which 11.rc creo.ted by
communi1ics and approved by local
M:huol boards. Slate leg1>h1tion p:ti>W:d
111 1992 authurit.ed the: creation o f 100
charter >ChOOI> with a ma11n1u1n of 10
in each J i)lrict. 'fherc arc already 49
ch:ir1c:r w:hools in lht >l:ite, ""hich
opcra1e Independently lJf >l:ilc
DCC oners computer
workshop ror beginners'
A computer workshop for bcginnc11
will be o ffered by Orange C.'ua)I
Colleac·s Con1munity St f\'icc~
Office.
·n1e one-duy work•hop. teaching the:
word procc~.sing soflwarc ~y~tc111,
"Word for Windows,'' I> scheduled
for Feb. 26 from 9 u.111. tu 4 p 1n.
Reaistr111ion m:1y be d one by phone
or· Bl 0 Cs Comn\unity Sc.:N ices
Office.
For more information, call 432-5Mb0,
re1ul111KM> and mandates.
"\'le h:i\c 1hem all O\'er Caliromia
-cxcepJ in Orange County,"
FcrguMin lo11d
Fcrgw.on plans to introduce
lcg1sl;it1on th:it v.o uld crc:ite a
•lalc:"'°idc nc1work of "mihtary->l)lc·
ch.irtcr M:hools ror young
troublcmoiker•. With rWna conccrnl
about crime o n campia, he M:CI new
tire rur 1he old rcforn1 Khoul 1dc.i.
"llu• "'°rn.dd coc troubled l.1ds :in
opportun11y to change 1hc ir ""ay>, lil.e
they u)ed to v.h\.·n they JOinc:d the
m1ht;.ry," 1-c-rguwn >.ud ... Uu1 lhc
mih1ary doc•n't v.ant them now."
Jns1cad o f lhc JU~cn1le camPJ •nd
tJnchn run by cvunty probation
depJ1tn1er11s, the ch:utcrciJ reform
M:hools would be opcr:ued by county
education deparllncnt~ and >upportcd
~y federal crime funds, 1uvc-n1lc
o ffender progr;.m monies aniJ >l.ite
per-pupil educa1ion funding.
Despite what Fcrgu50n coills a lack or political couracc at the Education
Summ11, he retains M>nlc: optirnii.m
about the future of education. ··inc:
most ""or1hwhile thing abou1 this i~
1ha1 As~mbly Spcukcr \Villit Drown
-and Gov. Pete Wilson pu1 1hc1r names
out on the lint th111 lhcy "ant change,"
Ferguson s:.KI. "Now lhcy\e go1 to do
sonltthing."
-By Rws Lo.ar
Correction
Because o f an editing error.
a he:1dline on :a Feb. 5 story
in 1he Daily P ilot wa•
incorrect. Local photographer
Dan Worthing1on did .no t
rcfu1e 10 la ke a picture: o r a
guy couple at u high school
reunion. \Vorthin&ton took
the pic1urc. but ~·ould not
publish the photo in the
school's memory book. ·111e
Pilot regrets the error.
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• D11·ld Dlt.t. )5, F<H1t1na
• R•rt Christian.on, 48, An~hc1m
• G•ry Srhlmmtlprtnnlc. A8, La1un.a llill1
• lltnl')' So1ptr, '6. LI P.tir:ld.a
• Rottllo t'abl•n. 28. G1udcn GrU\i:
•Randy Kn-R, 44, ln1lcwoud
• Jciaa Gnn111h, 17, J'lle,.•po11 lka~h
at.&&. UTA.ft SAUS
Aror9f rul nutt MJn u """1"' ~ 1a.
~ L.-,n'f Tat.Ir C.. M s,._,. Aal.
<OltAMUA
• 161 r.~ SL. tll5,000, I bedroom,
I ~ to Rob:t1 OakJ
• !51 ,,.,...... SL. SlOQJXXl. 4 bcdtoam.
1 tiatb. to Pam Hdl.
• Jll ,...._,,.St.. S2'1J#J. 4 bedroom.
I tt..dl. t..t B 0.niian
• li4 »~ SC.... Sl60.000, 2 bedroom.
I !Mii UI Brcal Kootman
• J6J 1"l•peli• SI.,, SJl9JXX>. l btd1oom.
2 h•th, hl 1~ ~klnlJO"'K'ry.
• J91 ,.,._..St,, SllS.000. l bcdtoom.
I b;lth. to T L 1l11Atrc-nurln
• liU Elko A•t,. Sl99,.W),? bedroom.
1\.1 batt..:1.i.1 Auu.ndo Eaiobi.
• U4l [kkil Avt-,. S200,@. 2 bedroom,
2 ..-: bath. lO J Jr.t Ruhoff
• tlJ Jwai.-e Dr .. '115.(0). l bcchOOhl.
2 b.r.th. u,, P. ,..,toM
• -08 Pri!IMTtM lk,. Sl70,WJ, l bedroom.
2 bath 10 RS """""'
• .!!JJ Crn-ahnar 1 .. ,, S2.~.<UJ.) ~Jruon1,
~ h•th, In 0 &. I ~!•'-'II!
• J19 l'rl1Ktto11 llr .. S t:.J.to..l J b.:Jiuom.
1 b.llh. W R J.. I Kn<1pp
• ll' llalt(>•rr Or., S1Jl.lA.IJ. J b.:J1""-""
., h~tb_ 10 E" BcJJ..x-\.
• JJ9 B""'Uac (.rttn Ur,, S~.:'il.l.OJ. ·
~ ~Jruom. = h!>lh. h• G>JJ1nr Tr~
• ?16 f'rlfl~fton Ur. S=-o.l.Cklll A 11'.d11.-n,
J h~lh . W John C lh,ucr.1
• l.!J ll11rw•c-r Ur., S210.0I)). 1 lx"druurn,
:: b~lh. ·~Jon c;,.,txr
• 2557 l.'10>h1n1bl~ l>r, s::,._u:-.>. l b.;Jru.lftl~
2 b;ath\ lu J ,t V A1,l.~r
JlllWPftt ·llACN
• l800 lulc>I Ur., S55~.000. J bt"drwm,
l klh, IO J.>nc-t L G1lbl11.
•lit? SaBduM La Sti5<l.WO..-' ~Jh..,,1m.
2~ b.>lh, 1..rJ...tin {. Ru,.cll
•Jill .!>•11du1~ Ln. s~!.,.tOJ.-' ~drl....ni..
?"'1 b .. th, to R~\motld N~th•
• 1015 l'IK1 Brh 1ol_ S555.t0l. 4 bcJraom,
211 b~th. l..i ~h.h•rl \\ ~IJ1on
• lttlS 1·~ l'ru•C't11tt •• s m.OOU.-' b.:-J1uom,
?~ bJth, lo ~l>Johw:n Nucm1
• t9JJ Por1 \\f)IN"ktcf rt. s-ui1.1XXJ.
3 b.;Jruum, .2 ~lh. lo John r Bodine
• 1901 Purt C•1Jln, S7S5.COl, .. b;;-droom.
.211'! b;iilh, to DJn 11.~nwn
• 1911 l'ort BriU~ Pl., S~l,.OCK>.) bedroom,
.21": b.l1h, 10 K.u1 J Cart1<.'."1
• tl07 l'li>rl Abtlc-' 1'1 .. Sl.llS,I).)), .a bcJru.1r11.
JI~ b.ath, to RKhllrJ Ou11c.1n
•JI Uurnin1 Tire-Rd., S l.~5,lXXI, 4 bcJ1~iom.
2 ~": b.ath, to Jue IJollc11
•t Rut l)fau1lllt._ Sl ,100.l"U:l,-' bcJ1uom.
•V: bJth, 10 Dl.>n:.IJ Zellner
•A RtM-l)t;11i•lllt. Sl.IW.<O>, 10 Jawn
and Grll:ry \\'u1t..n1Jn
•It Sou1h lltltwrt Dr,. Sl.1 75,000.
4.bctlruum. JI') b.o1P\. IU Aflt..-kJ l':ilm1c11
• l• Can,-on Fal""•1 Or .. SZ.250,tul,
4 bedroom, 4 \1 h.alh, lo J.1mc:i E. W1U11nu_
• 11 l'tlltan t.."'t... SZ79.cxx>. 5 bedroom,
2 b•th. 1u Jcrfrcy P.lcDonald.
•' Jtnr Co.-•, S.162,0lX>. J lk'droom,
l bath. 10 Andrew Thompeun
• t.lS Tilkr \\'1y .. S5.&0.000, l btdroom,
l bath, lo Donn11 Oart
iiijiiiL WIATNIR AND OCllAN CONDITIONS POLICI flLU
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T~WHae
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COITAMUA
Grcwt: JC'lttclry Ind CUh WC.Al
stolen from 1 home In lhc-900
bk>ek.
--..U..rbor lo6ilrttlnl: A fu
machine was stolen rrom Fc<ko
tn the 3000 bloc-II,
Nr--pon BoulntN: Someone
~into A Tulip'• Dream in
the 2000 bk>C"tc, Wripina 1ht
radio a"d cadl.
NfWJWt l*ll'™'tl: Someone broke into Newport Rib Cb. '-
1he 2000 bloc:t Of\ two .cp1n\O 11.
ocnlions. 11callns "® a\h .JI".
one 1lmc and cip:rct \1/\
uochcr.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mo .. Dally Piiot Wednesday, Fobnlerf 18, 118' I
Edyie's Diner makes s.-n exit from restaurant scene
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R EMEMBER £DV1£1
WELL, Sit E'S NOW
RUBY -So I tool< the
fcb. 10 iuuc or The 01ily Pilot
1lon1 to Edyie's Diner (or
Local
Scene
brcakCas1 1hc
other mornlnc,
thinkina I could
read that
front-paac •tory
obout all the
local re$l:lluran1s
closing.
And gucu
wha1? Edyie's
Diner was
closed.
Shuttered.
A Corona del
~·lar landmark
~1nec 1945, the
nostalgia·
evoking ea1ery has called it an
era. It'll reopen in mid-April oJ
the 17th hnk 1n the gr°"ing Ruby
Rc1taur1n1 Group c-hain.
How sudden wu Edyic'a cxh'f
Well, even the Oambtr ol
C'.ommerce wasn't awarC until 1
called, even 1hou,h the familiar
11ruc1urc on Pacific Coast
Hl&hWI)' (11 Aoacia) was listed as
one of ha "histortcll" liahts.
Except for 1hc name chanae
end k>tt of rcmodelins, it'll still
brina back memories of
poit-World War 11 dinln&
csutblishmcnls, complete with
jukebox 11nd saucy costumes.
This will be 1hc founh Ruby's
in Pik>tland alone, the o thers
thrWing on Balboa, South Coai1
Plaza's Crystal Coun, and lhc
other end of Coast Highwa)'. Now
1ha1 it's much closer to home, I'll
still be going there for burgers
with bacon.
And so farewell to. Edyic's.
~1ay she rest in gren.se.
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DEAm WIS H OF TIIE WEEK
-Buried in the past wc.ck'a mail wu lhd Car-out anon)'mous no1e:
• .. When l die, 1 waot 10 So
peacefully in my sleep, like my
1r1ndf:.1her -not scrcaminc like
the passenacn in hls car."
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TIUS CARPENTER WAS _
ALWAYS A FEW TOOLS
SHORT OF A FULL KIT -I
hod the non-plcusure or meeting
fonncr Democratic S1:11e Senator
r1ul Carpenter only once, while
wri1ing lone :ieo for another local
doily.
Well , actually,' I didn't even
mc;ct the scamp, V.'ho's now
sc.l'mpcring rrom the law.
followin& a function 14 years
ago, Bill Thon1, former
Democratic county chairman,
aucmptcd to introduce us. He
got as rar a.s my name and
affiliation.
AllOUND TOWN
TODAY
WO.MIN AND MIAltT DlllAll
DiKD'li'<:r ri!lt racton and concern'
aboul v.omcn •nd he.au d1K.::aK dunng
1 free 7 p.m. seminar 1u lhc-Oracc
Ho:is Conference Ccnt~r at I lo:i&
HO'P1tal 1n Nc"'port Beach. For
inrorm:u.on .and n:scrv:i1>on1, c:ill
7tl0-2095. •
NUftlTIOM & u.NCI•
As p.arl of their on1oin1 Coping \I. 1th
C.ana:r w1nt"Cr "ries, llo:ia C:inc.-r
Ccnti.:r, tOO(l P:sc1fic C-Oast lh&h"'.:i~ 1n
Nc"'porl lk:teh, 11 offcung :a free
k:m1n:u 1h.al 'lluli at 7:15 pm II
dcalJ. with nututloo, M:!f-1m:i1c :and
daily hc.ahh as 11 p.:rt:ains to the can.:c1
p;;1t1cnt . For more 1nfornu110n. c;dl
7°CASCER.
PACIJIC IAIUMO
MvtNTV•t
Sec and he21r Gene
Car•pcl)'ln and Louanne
·pert tall about their
2~·yc:u, ZO.OCO.m1lc Pat"1ric
u1lln1 ad\·cntur'C du11n1 .a
ilick show lct:turc 11
1imbuL.1u Folk and Tr.boll
Art, 1661 SupcrlOr J\vc 1n
Co!.1:11 ~1cu.. Sc111nc °"'
from Lons lk!M:h, Ge~ and
l.ou;u1AC PlkJ lholf Ji-fiXM
b..»t 10 V11c:11rn 1-.l;ind 1n
the Sou1h ,..., •• r;~·. ,.here
they vb11ed wllh
dcittndanls of the famou.\
U\1p from ~tut1ny on lhc 8.>un1y f:1mc
Their voracc abo took them to Tah111,
t·ta .. an, J.apan ar.d the Pacific
Noc-th•cst C0$1 ot the 7 p-m. pn>cram n SJ. Scat1n1 IS hm1tcJ. IO RSVP al
M().747) •
THURSDAY
TA&.LIMIP IUDl/llCTU•I P8001lAM
The Tall,hip .. Cahforn1an." a full-Kiii<!
rcC'reallOn of an IS"8·\1n1a1e C\ltlcr •
clall 'hip, "the •uh)Cct of a free '3Kk
~ :u1d k-cturc at 7 pm. 10 the
.COfnn1un1t) Room of 1hc Nc"'·pou
Center Libr.ary, 856 San Ocmcnlc
Ori'~ 1n Ncwp.>rt Beach NIJ'IN the
Offica:d TalWup Am'Jas.udor for lhc
St•lc of Dhforn1a, 1hc "Californian"
1en-c1 as a unique ~1l 1ra1n1na vcucl
for ckmcnlal)' throuch un1\o"Cni1y level
Uudcnts. For mocc 1nform<1tion. c:1ll
644-3181or6-t4·3191.
NIWPOllT roUNDATION MlmNO
The Oalbm lby Oub 11 1211 West
Co3lt l·lighway 1n NcwpC>ft Oc•ch 11
1hc 1ettin1 for 1 7:JO a.m. brc•lfoast
mcc11n1 or the Newport FOl.lnd:ation.
Cucs1 1p1:aker Cona.rcuman
Christopher Co_t .. a1 i.pcak on "The
Economic Policy of Prcsldc:nt
Olnton." followed by• p:ancl
dhcuWon. TIIC C\'C'nt will be
v~COtDpcd for dl.\lribulion to local
c•blc TY channels. Cos1 including
breakfast is Sl.S for members. S22 for
.on-mcmbcn.. Foe rc~Mlions. call
61S.J228.
-.U:DIN CLUI MlmM•
A ccni::rDI mcetin& of the Ncwpott
Hilb C•rckn Cub •ill be held 1t 9.30
•.m. •I Ille Plwe II Oubhousc, 1900
Pon Car1ow in Ncwpon &ac:h. The
JnCedl'\I will be folk)..~ hf I trip to
Breehl Orchid Carden 1n Costa Mi:sa,
where P:iul Brecht v.·ill give an
informative 1alli: on orchid' from
P.::apua. ~1cmbcrl will then h:i\'C lunch
it ).1imi'1 Cafe. For more information,
nll 644·609.S or 64().8812.
'°.t.alNT OPPOltTUNm P•OGltAM
Victoria Elementary School will
pr.c.M:nt a P:ircn1 Opportunity P.rogr.im
:11 7 p.m. on Thursd.::ay. Feb. 17.in the
mulitpurpos.c room. Lynn Bloon1bcr1-
d1rcctor of Du.11-Alcohol. Tob:icco
.and Education proer.1m1 for 1hc
Nc>A·port ~tcs.a School D1s1riC1 •·111
pr~nt a pqr:im on POSITIVE
PARENTING. She h:is presented
pmillvc p:ircnllng clo.s.scs throughout
tile area. Evcryonc is •·clromc 10 join
1n for an c'-cn1ng of inform:uion th:u
.... 111 help us 111 in dclilin' "'ith the
ch:illcni;1n1 "'·orld of parcnonc.
UITllU'
SATURDAY
CMOLUn•o&. tunN•
Get 1 complctc blood cl\ok.stcrol lest.
11Klud1n1 a run hptd and trialycc::ridc
p:1ncl for Sl.5 from 7 Lm. unlll 2 p.m .
at •to:i1 1-bpiul in Newpori Beach.
For more in(ormation, (;lit 76{).:?0QS
JIWILllY~M&tUNO Cl.AU
Timbuktu Folk :and Trib.::al Alt, 1661
SupcrlCK J\vc. 1n Cos1.a tl.teu. is
offcnna a jcwclry-mak1n1 clus at 11
:a.m. ant)quc and folk beads .,.,·111 be
iwa1lablc for purchase. Cost tor class
is Sl. Call 650-74 73.
DIYO•Cla A NIW llOINNINO
Nc-·pon Beach ~1arri1gc arMt Family
Thcnput 1ntcm ~1:u1nc Cohen will
conduct a scmin:u, "Divorc<!: A New
Bcainnina." from 10 a_m. 10 12:30 p.m
.111 her Nc••po11 Center office. The
scmin.ir will ~'Cr the five stascs of
Jricvinl Ind the Uascs of rCCOYCI)',
1ftd will deal .. -t1h the: cmotk>nal roller
~er that divor("C an C"IUIC. The
seminar is idc1I ror men °'women
.. ho arc 1oing through a divorce: Of
v.ho have bccn recently di,-orccd. Cost
is SlS. C•ll 759-0.579 rOf rc1eM1ioru.
SUNDAY, flS. 20
atUIXPO
The Oranic County Fair &: Equition
Ccntc.r in Co&l• Mc.soi is holtin& a ~rd
Expo in Duildin1 14 from 9:l0 a.m. 10
J:JO p.m. Adult adaniWoo d D,
children )'Ol.lnsc-r lhan 12 •re rr~. for
mote infonn11ion, call l6J..S279.
,~ .....
The On.nee County Fair A Eacpos.idon
Center ln Costa ~1ca ia holtJn, 1
~1 I SEWING
~
NOWFORMING
• BeginnlrYJ Sewing
• Men's ness Shirts
• Pants Fitting
• Tailored lllamrs
We
I Acoepl
AJl Majot
Qedit carc:1s -
; ,,, ...
#" Hours
Mon-Fl1
ID-6
Sat
ID-6
~puter show 1n Bu ild1n1 16 from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. Adult :.dmiss10n 11 S6.
children youn1er th.:in \~ ar<! frcc. For
de1ails c:ill (415) l-10.91 13.
TUUDAY, Fla. 22
Min A LIVI WOLi
,_1c~t II rc:t.I hvc •olf :1111J lcJ1n Jbout
the history, facts :ind m)!hs Jbout
,..ol\·ct during a fr cc prcscnllllun :it 7
p.m. al Ach'Cnturc 16 Oucdoor and
Tn11vcl Putfiuc~. 1959 ll:irbor Uhd. 1n
Cosl:a Mesa. Ko:in1. :i 100-pound Grey
Wolf rrom ~tontanJ. "'111 be fc;itur<'.'d
along with c.arct:ikcrs l':itr1.:1:a ·rucl ..:r
and Uru<"C Weide C:ill b~O-J.\01 fur
more informatK>n
llNOLU Nl'TWO•IUNO
A free singles kX"i:il nct.,.,ur l 111il ftJll). s,ponMJrcd b) .. The ~1ccung
Room." will b.: held :ii
Chantccll1r 1.-Mauran1. IS91:::
~lacArthur Bhd .. acr~ fron1
the John \l.':a~nc Airport. The
C'\'Cnt bc11ru at 6 p r11. and
fcatur.:.s a co1npl11u..-n1:ar,
buffet, pmes and pule~
Non-mcn1bers arc .. clc1)n1e.
Call 545.sos:::.
WIDNUDAY, Fla. 23
CANCI• AND TMI U.W
1\norncy Norah, ~iornson "'111
1pcak on managing rcsour.--ci
and legal, fin:inc1:i.l :and
11nur11nC'C' 1uucs pcr121inin1 to the
c:inccr p.::aucnt during 1 free
cduc1:uion3\ progt11m :it l loag ("ance r
Center, -1000 Pacific Coasc llighw.:ay, 1n
Newport Ik:ich. The scmin.::ar 1s p:irt of
1-loag·, onJ01ng Coping Y.'ith C:inccr
..·inter K'ncs. For more inforn1:i.tl\ln,
c~I 7..CANCER.
NITWO•IUNO 8UAKIAIT
Leadership 11nd ors;:inizt1t10n:al
dcvclopfl1cnt consultanl Da\·id C:ircy
dra-on his flYC )~:in ;u 11 l'O\Y in
Voctnam for his lecture, "~lcc11n1
Your Ch21llcngcs.," 111 the ,.'Cclly
gathering of the Orange Counl) E.Jge,
a leadership suppotl group. l'hc
prognm sacs from 6:30 10 8:30 a.m. at
Scolf1 Seafood. )JOO Bristol A\'C .,
COSll ~lcsa. Included i$ a full buffcl
breakfast, in1crae1wc table d1M::uuions.
informal nctworkins 11nd
cnlcrt:i.inmcnt. Cost is SIS for fint
umc 1ue1ts. Cllll 7JO..SO.SO.
THURSDAY, flS. 2•
cann llATINO HC&ITI
Lcarn about ronsumer n,hu a1 they
11pply to a1t1ining an accurate credit
rtporl al a (rec 7 p.m. lecture 1i1led
··How 10 An11in an Eacclknt Credit
R11in1" 1n the Comm"ni1y Room or
1hc Newport Center Library. 356 S:in
Ocmcntc Drive in Newport Beach.
Tony Vn1b of Frc.c: At Last Fin11ncial
Services will revkw proven le11l 11nd
ethical methods Cat n:movina chsrsc-orrs.. banltn1pcdcs .artd
rcposscuioM from crcdil reporU. Call
644-3181 or 644-3191 .
OCC LllUlrf ,.llUI NOeep•
Short')' ancr Hitkr came to power in
lhc mid 19JO's. I ICC:ft·ICC Adc:lytt l
Bonin. tcf\ Ocf'\'l\Jny fot Palcsdnc,
The tc:nalor &tared and
s.napped, .. , doft'l read that tyi.na
nal" And then he l\cd the see.De.
ln that reprd, nothing bu
ch1n1cd.
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AND NOW, ALL TIIESE YE.US
LATER. t•r.t FuiiALLY •
GETTING ANNOYED -
Carpenter's rudeneu was
ludicrous al the time, but ROW"
I'm really ticked. The fuse was
ignited by reports 1ha1 this
(ugitivc from justice is collecting
state retirement benefits -
$1,842.40 a mon1h -wherever
he's hidinc.
Would somebody please
explain how this convict can keep
on conning Ul?
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A TtlOUGJIT t'OR 111E AGES
-Dlane Carroll and llank
Quinn of Lido Isle think it's
remarkable that my 73rd binhday
Jhoukl coincide with the adYent
o( the Otlnese Year orthe Doc.
111 were really a c:at1ine, tbcy
reckon, I'd now be 511 yea.rs old •
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ATTENTION, AU. BIG
TIPPERS -Edi1or Diii l.Albdtll,
a member ol the commincc
plannil\I an American Heart
Association luncheon April 7 :ti
the Balboa Bay Oub, is miking a
generous con1ribution 10 the
cause.
In 1hc true spirn or
voluntccri£m, he h:a~ offt:rcd 10
provide an unpaid waiter for a
1ablc ot 10.
Namely, me.
OK, l\c done 1h1s gig 'before
-for the Orangc...,ood facility
and the American Lung
A~i:11ion, among others -and
I It now ""'hut lO c.tpc:ct in the wuy
of gratuities.
Nothing, nada. zilch. No1 only
did the , .... people keep my tipo.
they abo confitcated my dpr.
Bui theit lund-ra.Wn1
luncheons did leave me whh
w1rm fecJjnss. The warmth came
mainly from my risht thumb,
.. hich kept shppinc into the
'°"P·
(Note to Di& Spendcrt: If you'd
care to sit at my table, make your
re:Strr.uion now. For • mere S40
per seat, I'll even thrQVil in bW./
tip: .. Don't ocdcr 1hc i<>Up.")
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TllE LEAR.l\ING CURVE! -
There rue all sons of activuic$
listed in 1he Sprinc 1994 edition
of Ncv.-porl lk:i.ch Community ·
Scl'\'tccs, hot u!r 1he, prcu, ind
one of the mos1 1ntrigu1ng can be
!Ound atop· Page 12.
It's a si.x-..,.'eck cou r)C call~d
'"Blouomin& Ladies ond Gent$.''
Jtny Kobria 's rolum• •PP"•l'f
~·try ~1ond•1 and 't'edncsd•.T·
r--..::.-~~:----i --Peter-sutla1aCes long Ofds in
-11n race for air quality board · seat ....... ,~ ..
Lcam how lo Rdu« 1trcss
and liYc Jooacr &rinc a free
'7 p.m. $Cmin.at on Monday.
Feb. 21 It the CnKC Hoag
CoAkrcACC ~tcr •t Hoa1
Hos~tal in f"fcwporl Beach.
f'or in.formation and
rcscmi1ions. nil 760-2095.
ICU\ln' behind h~·r p:ircnt). ""hu·IJ!-.1
pcri~hed at Ausch"'1tz. Bonin iu1n~J
the British army 1n 1942 as Jn
.::ambulance dnvcr on the frunt hn<.'\
:and won s1..t baulc &.-coratiun' r\fl,·1
c1ni11a1ing 10 the U.S , ~he r.:,c"~J
numerous dcsrccs and !a ught JI
Orun:e Coast Collc;c 1n CuslJ ~lcsJ
for 24 years. Bonin 11 thc guc~t
spc<1kcr at a 7:30 p.m. prograrn Jt 1h.:
1-las.scu residence on Lido Iii.:, ho-.teJ
by the Fricrids or QCC', t'or-m:an t .
Wauon Library. She •·111 d!¥'uu hc1
re«nl book. "'hich is bascd on "'"r
time ;ournJ1s Jnd lcucrs 10 and from
her p.arcn1s. Cosl 1s S.5 for
non·mcmbcr.s and 1s open 10 ,Ibe
public. For reservations ind
d1rcC1ions.. call -IJ:!-5087,
.t.aOUNlt IHI woa&.D &.ICTU••
The odyssey of the catamaran
.. Commodore E.tplorcr .. and 111 recent
rl:C'Ofd CtrCumnaviptlOn of the llobc
in lcu than SO dlllys Ii the sub]Cc1 o( 1
lce1urclilidc ihow from 7 10 10 pm. in
chc Rober! B. Moore Theatre al
0111n1c Coast College. ThC' show is
presented by Cam Lewis, thC' only
Amcric:in aboard the 86-too1 F~nc h
tlllllllllran.. Ticket' arc S9.50 1n
idvancc •nd Sil al 1hc door. For
information, c:all 64~9412
&nd f'Jf'r ltrn11 to N-fHlnd Tott-n
f'dltor, TH Dally Pilol, JJ0 '"· B•r St.,
Costa Alna. C•lll 11611.
BY .\i.u.N1£ ~tcltoo, 5,,..., ~·•m.•
COST A ~tESA -Councd-
m.in Peter Buffa l)id he )!Ill
in1c1ds to bid for a seal on the
Air Qu;1li1y Managcn1en1 D is-
trict Ooard despi1e a pro~et.l
compromi!.e 10 keep incumbent
11ank \Ved:i:t on the region.II
bo;ird un11I NQ\embcr
01Jngl' Cuunly 1n.1)0 r., .1r.:
.,chcdulcd 10 vole "f"hur~.1'
after their monthly Lc:i.guc uf
C;il1fornia Cities mce11ng 1n
An:i.hc;im. It .... 111 marl.. the
founh time Buffa has ch.il-
lcngcd \Ved:i:t, a Yorba Lint.la
City Councilman, who has been
cri11cizcd for his indi!rcrencc to
the business community.
Bui Buffa's chances for the
scot could be cul short should
other cities back a plan fr o m
Anaheim ~1ayor l "om Daly and
Santa Ana ~1ayor Dan Young
10 rc:-elct·t \\t:da3 10 the board,
v.11h sonic i:undillonl>
If i..·hu~n. \\ cd a a must keep
h1l> '>1.fl!lcn promi~ nol sec.k r~
t:lcr11un I\• 1he 'l'orbJ Linda
Coun1.'1I 111 l"o,c:mbcr. v.luch
"'ou!J rncJn he v.uulJ .iulO·
r:~Jlh:Jlh lcJ\C the AQ.\10
1•ht11 hi' 1crn1 ends
·(>tn ldU'I~ :i h.Jt of people
Jrt n1u1!1ng H U\t·r 1n 1hc1r
rnu1J." Uu(fJ \:ud
L'nJcr the agreement .
\\ cJJ;i v.111 a! .... i meet oni..c J
rnon1h "'"no :i )C\Cn·men1bc:r
A ir QuJlll) S1cc11ng Com·
rn11tec of ~ounci\ mcmhers. He
"'lll alw ghe them 3n und.itcJ
re~ign.Hion, "'h1ch the: •'Um-
m111ce n1:1 y aC11\ate upon 3 ma-
JOnty \OIC ,
llu1 Durfa 1!> 3okept1cal 1hc
eomprom1sc can ¥.OJ~ lie v.111
ti') 10 lobby Olhl:r Cille!o 10 ltoUP°
port him 1n 11iur~y·i. 101c
Please Joi• Us
For Dl••er
L-ell•r
Weekend Braaeb
SlblbnO' s WIS onginally IOU'lldld
" CNcago ""' .... ·-blooqw • h flfTlly fl(lpe tor OU' famcM
-s..sage --· ""' in the 1930's
Toes>y. "' sons & -corer. II pnMde I con'Cl6dl
meru of ....-ec ltllllrl lood __ 1111y ... ...-
Wll'I ~ gerterlllCrlS ol lwrily pride
""'*you,
~ S-..0 F..,;iy
CATElllNG SNCIALISft
If ' I . Wt Cl6w' lt.tCI Ii Cfllrrtln "It ""' .... ., "' ..... ,..... ....
for-Cal
Ta~1 Ill--·--
CUSTOM
INVITATION
PRINTING CENTER
0-From li"f"Stlt<,;.,.cl
~ Sljlii r;,,.,T:Mn, ,,,,,,.,. """c.. .. ''l'"'
Whnlt«'Mu Ntel 1 • ...-For «ldlnp .•.
si-n ' .. """-... llinh
'llonM.y> ... Hol~ .. r....
. n.. ln.A·Ldnim< Sj>«W °"""'°"
W.~A frif tt,,0:1ri•cAMH leflll ~.
la." II ' Te Eo1 .-, hol Swolw. "I +u
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• Wldne9day, F.t>ruary 18, 11194
WE1lNlll _ .... ,
id the expaauion will d«troy 1bc
2.6-acre wetbnda.
He said 1bat even wi1h the mid-
11Uon measure•, the h<»pltal
thould not have been 11Uowcd to
expend onco a wcllandi area.
''The Coastal Ac1 1imply does
not allow the destruction or a wc1-
Jand$ for this type of 1.1JC -no
mo.ttcr how laudable h Is." Dou·
&135 taid.
He S\.lgCSICd the ~pitnl ca·
pand on other paru of its prop-
erly, such as the upper campus.
But several members of the
rommihlon diliairccd wi1h the
~1urr. saying Newport Beach ad·
mini$1n:ilors h:td scrutinized the
hospital's proposDI and pul to-
gether a good P:ackngc.
.. I think thcy0 have done a gooJ
Job and have been scnsilivc to the
big picture," sni d comn1i5sioncr
Linda ~1oullon-Paucrson, ~·ho
al50 is the mayor or Hunti ngton
llc:.ich. "Every wetland is in1por·
tan! ... but I th.Ilk we musl keep
SE~VICES
fr•• P•9• 1
confu~ion on the pan of the citi·
icns."
Ironically. the d1~tnc1 has also
been ~tudying "ays to cu1 back
un the SJ niillion th¢ district
p.:ly) tu 1he city, including SS.000
to the City f\tanagcr's office and
S.t.000 to the council for the
right to U)C city s:c1"iccs.
··~tJ~bc lhcy arc o'ercharg·
1ng," ~:utl !lob ll:in1en~. n1Jnagcr
a11ll l·n£u1c cr fur lhc. dl!>tncl.
BORDERS
,, •••••• 1
···rhere\ no "'a), Ch:.irhe, plcai.c
don·1 pwll me.
As with rnosl w1nn1ng pitch·
crs, she summed up her pcrfur-
rn:iOcc ai. "just bCing ou t there
doing my JOb," and exprc~.)cll
gratiludc for a solid job by her
catcher, !>Cnior Dine Seeley.
In terms or poise, she handled
the crowd and p1essure like 3
WEAPONS
......... 1
rc)tcd for i.uch offcn~s:.
·rhc \\Capons of choice arc l)'Pi·
calty handguns. according 10
Gon1!>, although police have found
everything from sholguns 10 aulo·
RlJllC nnc).
· f\to~t of. 1he uffe nller~ rue 1•11 ·
uullv contacted 111 1heir c:irs arter bc1~g )lopped for a 1raffic viola-
lion ~·
Gun1:> ~aid nlUsl of t'ftc people
1hcy have arrested maintain the
guni. arc for prolcction, "but of1en
whi=n we urrcs1 someone for guns,
we ali.o find narcotics.
.. So gun) and narcotics sccn1 lo
go hand in hand," he saiJ, :adding
that a nlajor11y or lhc Su)pccti. ure
1ec11s and young adull!>, M:Jme of
whom arc hnk.ed 10 gangs.
AccorJ1ng hJ Gon1~. a nlJJUn ly
of thos.e arJe!>ICll 111 Nev.pull
UcJch 011 "e.1pun~·1cl;ited t>f·
fenses l1~·c ou1sidc Orange Count)
Cun" po1111cd Oul th,1l Ncwporl
a11ral L\ niure out·of-1uwnc rs be·
cau~c of 1he bcJt·h
.. \\e feel that th1i. 1.s not son1c·
1h1n!i th.it 1s ii.ola1cd to Nc"4.pon
UeJt-h." he !>aiJ ... Uut:.. rc:ncc11on
of J 11Jl11Jn"' 1Je problcn1."
ENTRY
DOOR
SYSTEM
s499 ·~;;;o.,I
COMPlfTllY ~ tNSTALLEO
• Super Energy
Elllclen1 a: a· • l'ltinted
Securily
Slltlfe Plate 0 • Vllmlly 0 Mllntenance
·=.1111111& ~~;J.ll
T1nlhold
Call for Fret1 Estimate
~lvalial Window &
DoarR1plBllllllll
at-8088
penpecti.. here."
CO.mt.ion ll1rt'cra aid lhal in
Southern Cllilornia. where~ ot
the wetland has been IOll to de·
vc:lopmenl In the pail 100 run.
IOU&h mhip1ion measures need 10
be imposed on developer• who
want 10 build 11op pampas arau
and ca111ils.
"1lle 11andards applied by the
chy •re nol the. ume 11and.:ardJ
11pplied by 1he Coas1aJ Commis·
1ion," Doualas uid.
Before 1hc vote, h~ warned
cornmissloncr1 1ha1 approvin& the
e),p11J1s:ion would be akin to 1ellin&
devcloptn "'that the lcllcr or the
law can be disregarded.•·
He "1id apprOV'.i.I or Hoag'1
plans could make it difficult for
lhc commission to turn down the
Koll Re11.\ Estate Group's plans to
pince 4,800 homei un 1he Balsa
Chica wellunds in Hunlington
Oe;ich.
Commjuioncr David Malcolm
said the Co~sta1 Commission's by-
laws instruct them to consider
n1orc 1hun just the enviroomen1:1l
ractors. "It snys thut ~·c arc to
1akc into uccount the social and
·•1·hc SS.000 that goes to the
City ~ian:iger's office -I don'1
use him to help wilb anything
directional in 1cr1ns or ~·hat
course 1he district uses. He's jusl
the boss of city employees and
that's our share or the amount
fllf his i.crvicc."
So fur, 1hc city cs1imalcs ii
could s:1vc SJJ,000 in legal c~ts
and the elin1ination or lhe five
'bo;;ird n1cn1bcrs, who each re ·
ceive monthly s1ipcnds of S 100.
Out i.anitary di)trict offiCials
say the SJJ,000 i~ 111inirn.il run·
si.Jcring "hat 11ouh..I be llv.>t 1f
\etcr<in Al one poin1 , 111 the
botto111 of the c1gh1h inning
when her teammate) "ere
pulling together a t"u-run bur~t.
a cro~d of no les~ than a llolcn
tclc\ision camcrJmen and
nc"·spapcr phulographer~
camped on 1hc pl:1ying ~u1 face
in fionl of the Vanguard,'
dugout as she waited on the
bench for 1hc nunh inning.
"I love it. I lhrivc on il with ..
101 of people out there," .)he said.
··111c Lord wa~ ~landing !here
._., oteds o( ............. al
CaHfornla ""' with no UCC:plioll$."
Makolm SAid the OOCNaiulon
b.ol~ce1 tbe 11aff recommend•·
1iol\1 whh .. thinkina" and ••rat.io-
n.ale/'
Several munben ot Nowpon'1
buslncu oommUAity spoke in frivor
of the expantion plan, uylna· 1he
wetlands arc in i&nifican1, but 1hc
hospital i vi1al to all ur 0(ango
County.
Jim Dale, a 01embcr ol Hoas'a
2010 bocit:Ler club, aJ1d Richi:ard
Luehrs. president of 1he Ncwpon
Harbor Arca Ch:.mbcr of Com·
mcrce, asked 1hc c:onunlJlion to
consider 1he impor1an.ce or the
hospilal 10 coaslline visitors. ·
Luehr:i said he enjoys the we:t·
!lands in Upper Newport D~y. but
docs.n·t give the Hoog site a sec·
ond look when driving down Coas1
llighway.
Ncwporl ~tayor Oarence Turn·
er ind Councilwonl3A Jmn Ocbay
1cs1ificd on bchalr or the city,
Turner said the Planning Com-
1ni!ts.ion and Ci1y Council unani-
nlously approved the expansion'
:irtcr lis1ening to more than 18
the district were disbanded.
....!!-Ifs' always goocf"'< to review,
but once lhc City Council secs
everything laid out for them,
1hcy'll sec they're mu.king a tcr·
riblc mista ke considering it,"
said Art Perry, a bourd member
for the last year. "Our snnitary
district is run really well and I
lhink it would ~ u loss to our
citite:n5 if they \ry lo go through
1his proce~s."
'rhe council anll the distric1
board "ill meel at noon Tuesday
111 the firi.t noor conference
roon1 10 d1~CU!>S the n1a11cr.
•
nc't tu nu::· continued llorders
111 1hc aflern1.:i1h. "It ') really
guo<l lo l.now .)()mebody's out
there y,·11h n1e."
l 'he cro"d "'a~ "ith !Jorden
from the out~!. as "ell,
cheering her c ... ery ~ucccs).
In tcrn1, of )hccr numbers -
!>he thrc" lu.t pitches. ~truck out
\\\0, "all.ed lhrec, ~tr.rnded
eight b.ith:r), allov.ed one hon1c
run an1ong fi\C h11s .
And in 1hc "\V" colun1n. a
\Cry big "\"
ELECTRIC BOAT RENTALS
FOR A SMOOTH CROSSING
Enjoy Our Pn.>sidentia l Suite
Reseroc Nolv
PRESIDENTS WEEKEND
Fe/miary 19. 20 & 21
• QLUl'I & l'd~)' todnve • Stert'O(d'>SE'ltf'S
•Full\ l'nclos.t--d •Gift Ct'rl1f1cdlt>S
LocMed nex t to the Ferry Stop By or Call
Balboa Peninsula (714) 673-7200
Iii
$798
Uffl COClflOll
below
llS-. ~~·,,_ tr I m~"'a"'n:"'~~ II••• 11 ........................... .....
---COUPON ___ _
_ BaouEO SIRl.olN STEM FCR Two
I
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.,.CMUUO•MICIDPCnaW)•tt I F'• P!l ... ,.
""C:Ji""'XI""'J;."";m U1 .... ---···--· ------• '·
-.a1-~lboutlllcpl1a. °"""' ........... .--• bawd to 1nllub which ....,., Ir)'
tO CroQ Coa4\ lli&hWI)' to &et
the rt.
Newport Beach env\ronmcrtttlist
Sharon Peac.e presc.nted th~ com-
ml.ssioncra with a ptthion ''&ncd
by 6'15 supporters of the tlll·
pansion.
She uid there comes a time
when 1he environment must be
compromi#d for the public aood.
"ln lhi case. 1 reel the needs of
1he Services arc more lmponant
than prescrvina 1his very sn1ull
wetlands •rea."
But some rc1lden11 spoke
'-C•ir st the exp.uuion plan and
asked commissioners «> stand by
1hcir administr.llon:' rccommenda·
lion.
"It Is a mych th:u the w.arer (in
1he wellands) is solely from 1he
runoff," William Jcnninp aaid.
"Friends of Cattail Co..,c"
founder Jan Vandersloot sh~·ed
commiuioncrs ilides of varioUJ
wildlife which he aaid live in the
wetlands, which he staid are envi·
ronmcntally inlportant.
FAIRGROUNDS ,,. ......
ta reloc:ilc 1he buildings and
received the counly fair's. offer
warmly.
"\Vc're inlrigued by !heir in·
tcrest and we welcome it," S3id
Carol Hoffman, vice prc-sidenl
or cnlitlement for the Irvine
Co. "ff this could be achic\cd,
lhis could be a win for tho!>C
who desire preservation and a
win fof 1he fair in their effort
to memori:ilii.c the agricultural
hii.1ory of the region."
!nine l-l is1onca\ Soc:ie1y cu·
rator Judy Licbc,k. "ho h:a'
fought for ·years 10 pre~c/'\-e the
Duffulo Ranch sue. 1s 1101
thrilled by the: idea of rc)l)!..'JI·
ing the builllings.
"I 1h1nk II !ollC'k'!> -big
tin1c," Liebeck ~;iiJ. :··rhcK
buildings :ire p:ut of l'\1c"-por1
Ocach·s and c·orona del ~t :ari.
hcri1 :1gc. They :ire no t p:irr or
1he heritage.: uf the Ut.ingc
County Fairground).··
Liebeck says because the
builll1ngs have ~en dcen1cd cl·
igiblc for listing on the Na·
tion:il Regislcr of llis1oru: Plac·
U FELL'S
UPHOLSillY lllC.
.... ,_ .... r...i a.II
1m-•11~ctSTl--IU-llSI
Reps. Da.n• Rohrabacher-
111nd Ron Poacbrd joined rortner
immiaration offtdals Harold
Ezell and AIL\" Nelton in
Newport Bc11ch Tuc:sdll)' lO
show support for a s.1111ewidc
lnlti111rve to deny publtc acrviccs
to illesl.I immiaranu.
t.1cclin1 al 1he Newport
Ocach offices of 1hc Etcll
Group, Rohrabl\Chcr
(R·liuntington Beach) and
Packard (R·Vista) endorSCd 1hc
"SaYC Our St3tc" lnitio1ive.
The i~itiati\'C ~·u
co-nuthore:d by Ezell, (onner.
lm1nigriuion and N111urah£at1on
Service western rcgion:i.1
coo1misstoncr, and Nelson.
former national commis:~ioner
of the INS.
·nie proposed legisl.:ition
"'Ould deny social set'\ ices and
' ~-----
cs, 1he ln·ine Co. rtU!SI con1ply
with guidelines ~cl by 1h.e )IJte
Office o r {-lis101ic Place~
"Once the buikl1ngs are cl·
igiblc::, the only th ing prevcnung
them (rum being li!>tcd is the
properly o"·ncr's signa1urc. and
t he r.roperly o~ner 1s the ll'\1ni:
Cu., Liebeck said.
·rhc buildings arc actual!~·
owned by \V1 1/ian1 Un11c::.
"hose Lange Group o ( Compa-
nie!> is hous.cd in the Buf!Jlo.>
Ranch buildings. Out once he
,~.1ca1cs the bu1llling~ Jt th!." end
of lhc nwnlh, 1hc:11' o .... ·ner)h1p
1C-\CTIS to 1hc Irvine Co. unle)!>
L...ingc males 01hcr p!Jn\ ft>f
the bt11lding) l/'\1 nc c.·o. of·
fir;1.1J) say he hJ!i c.\plt))ed nu
1111cre!>1 in dealing v.11h the
bu1ldu1g~ onci: hb lun1pan)
nlo\eS 10 Nc"'porl Ccnt<:r
·111e Tr<1n )pott.1!ion CurrJ Jur
Agencies, builllcr) of the \.111
Joaquin 11111!; l\111 l{o:ill, .ire
~ubn1111ing plJn\ 10 )IJle of-
ficiJl) for the ptc\cr'\.1111111 u(
1he burJJint:" in cuncl."rt "1th Ir ·
\lne Co o fficial). lluffn1.1n ... ull
lhl· iJe:i of mming the build·
111g., to the C.urground) "111 hkc ·
ly be sutintlttcJ to the ~1.1tc for
lippr~al.
•. ' _,.:t~:.·.,.._
•Famous Ribs & Salad
• Teriyaki, Lemon or Maya Chicken
&Salad
Primavera. Pasta & Salad
Setved Sunday thnl Friday
5:00-T:OOpm
BLUES
wllhJOHN
HUESSINTAMM
SAT Nlte 9:30-1am
ROCK with ·
THIVOODUDIS
SUN Aft 2-6pm
ROCKwllh
THI PABLll
SUN N119 8-121111
BLUES with
11EWORKS
TUES Nlte 9-1am
JAU with IRIC
MARllNTHAL
QUARTIT
WED Nlte 9-1am
ROCK wllh
THE~
THURS Nile 9-1&m
. ROCK wllh BWll a ROCK
DUQ II' COVIii · Vlllh THI WOIN
MON NII •1MI FRI N1191:30-11111
hc:1lth ('lft, strvicu lO i.llfpl
lnuniJflnls and bar thc-lr
111endtnc:e at p~bllc, Khool • 11
'#OU.Id allo rcqulrc aa1c and
local 11cncics to report
"appattnt" iUer.1 imm.la.n-n1
10 the Califom a 111tt0lncy
general •nd the INS.
Eic:ll and Nelson say rhe
lnithuivc wouJd S:l\IC the st11c
more 1h111n SJOO million wi\h iR
:.ddition:al SJO million a year in
~vin;s 10 public c.ducadon.
Rohrabiu:her and l':sekard
i;uccci;s!ully engineered the
p;i)sagc:: of an amendment 10
the federal SS.6 billion
earthquake auis1ancc packaie
thal .... ould ba r illepl
1mmigr11n1s from rcceMna
housing g11,nts and other
long ·ternt emcrcency aid.
-Brltua~
byhu/Fteeh • GERMAN
SWEOISH
JAPANESE
BLOWN
OPPORTUNmEs
Some drr\leJS are "tucky
, enough to receive warning
s9nats ol an mpenclinQ blOWOU1
If a arrver m:strms a rhythmic
Jhumpu19 while dnwlQ , It may be
caUStd Dy a bulge in the tue that
IS rezdy to pop A CM that pulls
10 ~ We m.1y llldiCate thiit .l
bre has sustamed a punctll"e by
a sharp Objtel and IS looUlo air
rap1dty Or tYUS should De
suf1te1en y wMned by eflher
symptom 10 DIAi on the road
$10wt1 ""' safely to ln<P'ct the
-1... In the Mn! that a t•" blows Ol.C uneq>ectel'f.
dnvef!i sl'IOl.<fd make every etton
10 resist the uroe 10 swn on
their br.icts. tnsttad. they ShOuld
.,,. up "" lhe ac-pedat and c~OI thei1 steeMQ an an
ett0<1 to oet lhe car safely on lhe
road
HINT: Btloi? J.JCAn9 up 1
C¥. Pd lflt llJlbli; t:1t1•t on
Wf(/I rtlt rtJffStfllSSIOn ,,,
·part (MOINI(;) Of W
Q!M (trlllW(}
A COOL
RECEPTION
W1lh the 1nternat1onal
agreement to cut lite production
ot Retr"ler>nt· 12 (R· 12) sharply
and Siil!> rt altooetfler 0y t995, 11
makes i'TlO'e sense than ever io
s ervice the a1r-cond1tion1no
systems of earlier model cars
R·l2 is a ct11o rlnated
nuorocarborl (CFC) lhal may teak
into the atmosphere 10 destroy
the earth's protective ozone
l•yer Not oiry does H make
good ecotooicai sense to k .. p
••-conclltionino systems In good
repair. but it makes good
~QI stnse. IS wel. Beyond
t995. R·12 will 00! be availilbfe
at any pr~e. Until lhen; H is
being SOid to auto teclrliciMls at
an lncreasinoty hiQflef cost tor
use I n the repair of
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... PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-010. ••t. 187
Ila Borders crashes a Stag· party, and how!
.,. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps' Stags ~re no
match for Vanguards' Superwoman in her
historic mound start in college baseba ll.
BY R..I CKA&J> DUNN, Sroan Wl.!Tll
COST A MESA -Wi1h hordes or ~ .....
1c lc:\ 1sion cameras and pho1ogruphc:ri =:.>J 0f
following Ila Borders from her pre· lO
g:.imc: warmups in the bullpen to he r
ninth-inning curtain call in front of ~
the Sou1hcm Calirornia College dug-•
ou1, the freshman left-hander mn1n· ' ., 2 °
taincd a remarkable amount of poi~c "hile becon11ng
We firsL woman 10 ever pitch_jn .a c_ollc~!_!t5 __ m_~l)
baseball game. -·
"'l'ril going 10 go ri ght now anJ gu 10 <idCCj), Occa~c I
didn't sleep last night," said lkirdcr ~ . .,.,ho~fncJ \1~11-
1ng Cla rcmon1 -Mudd-Scripps fur nine inning' Tuc~JJy.
\U))ing a five-hiller in her hi)1or1.: Jcbu1, a!> the \'an·
guards hammered the $13gs, 1:.1. 1n J nun·cunfercnce
ga1ne.
"f never \lollkc up at 'lOu u1 ·1hc n1urn1n g iind 1oday I
\I.as up at fi,•e. As soon as I \tl·rrl·J .. n the niound, I
\.\J!Jo shaking, bu! not bccau)C I th<>ugl.1 I """~ going 10
g_et hu, but because I \I.as 1hJnL1r~ GuJ fur fin:i!I) get-
ung me flerc." · -
Uorders waS nel"\'OUS. but didn-1 )hu"' 11 E'er. It \1.3~
like a fairy 1nle fo r 1h is lln). (.'hri,t1J n i.:ull cgc. \.\1th tt~
~realest allraction pi1ching the t:r.:.11<:,t ~.1n1c of her life
111 front of
a n1cdi a
)peed pnchcs oanJ a consistent t t.uveball, .v.tuch Uic
often u~~ 10 slo:irt off h111crs She struck out IWO,
"'o:i lkcd three
In the rourth 1nn1ng. J.ike Schw..irz bcc:ime Borden'
firs! !>l riLeuul \·11,:llm, wllv1ng at <.i n 0-:! breaking ball
w.u h !\lo ll runner!I. oahoard ind l"'O 'out The cro .... d .... ent
.... 11J
"She d1Jn'1 1h1nk lhe first stnLt'•JU I ...... ~ "bi g Jc:aL"
Ph1ll1~ !>ltd .. She\ not .going to .. 1nLc luo m .1ny peo-
ple out "
llurders' f1ri.t three 111n1ngi. .... ere r1:rlc~·t , nine up.
nine du"'~· w.h 1le needing onl~ 10 rtt.:hc!> 131.Jrder!>, w.hu
i.trub,bled in the eighth but sul"\1\.:d v.1th fi.,ing up only
unc run, cu:i~cd lhe Sttip into 1-'·~f uunJ b.ill out!>
Until the t1ghth, Borderi. nt...,c r thrc 1<. more than J.;
puchWu a.o 1nn1ng. She b1u ... 111_..J 1111 ..,(.(" l·Jt,hc:r O<J \C
'::lcelcy•only three tunes.
.. I wanted them 10 sny. "rc:ah. t ~:it"'--:i f.rehcr nut •
i,;trl pitcher," Border., ,,uJ I !,_,(, h~'" I th1n L the~
think of me ... no rl!<.p,·,1 l'n1 11,,111! t. ge l 1hcn1 o ut ,
and they're lf)ing to get hu, u!! n.c
\\'i1h one out, llorJl.'1 .. g-''C .i;· .1 '.1!...1 home run to
left field to Gabe Ru,c:llt"..1! 1.~·r 1,.1.:h f'l\.:-h of the Ill·
ning, then allow.cd .1 ""!!l; lu ''fl:! tr.· ~ .. ·u11 l\Odrc""l
<.ind .... a!Led Ale.\ \Ve il .... 1 ~1.· ')!J;\ '\ • _, h,l!C'r An uut
!Jtcr, !1.hC WJll..eJ s~th•.1'/ I' l1•.1J !he b:t'\C ... then
for~ed Scon Petrone 10 P' r •.,1J l~ :::iLC.fu.ll ~lll.ln
Joi.h Se'o\cll on an CJ-~ ,.,1, •• +..1! \e'o\cll ml de 3 n1.;e
CJtCh .... h1le b;.ick-pC'dJ :ir.g I ;:r11tc the .. ru..-.J Jg;un
The VanguarJi. I~-.: 11 . .cJll"'h.J c pu't;:J ei ght run)
Ill the third in'n1ng ,, . ..!. ·b ! I !•.Jl!cr\ lu the plJtC sc·c
~t:(U lld
ga 1hcring
cqu1\ ;a lent
to tha t or
l B o
Ja ckso n
pre">) con-
ference.
THE ILA WATCH
h J )flll otn
J_,.,un Al·
brJnJ tin·
1,hcJ .... 11 h
1 hr~·e h1t)
•Starts: 1
• Complete games: 1
•Record: 1-0
•ERA : 1.00
•Hits : 5
• Strikeouts: 2
•Walks : 3
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0 f l h c
pl:iyers
h:i'e some
Jealousy,
but some·
thing like
-, h is is·
only going
•Next start: SCC tourney,_ Feb .. 23, 24 or 25.
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Ila Borders un leashes the first pitch in Tuesday's historic baseball game between her
Southern Cahforn1a College Vanguards and the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Sta~s. marking
the first female pitcher to compete in college baseball. Sha went the distance 1n 12·1 win.
to happen
one time in the history of 1hc .... arid, and you're p~ut of
1ha1," SoCal College Co:i.ch Charlie Phillips uid. "Ito ....
can you no t \lo·an1 10 be :a p.1r1 of 11.,
"I \.\JS really nen-ou~ for her '°"1ay I really .... an1cJ
her to do .... ell, and )OU couldn't asL for more -a com-
plete g;imc."
Oo1Jering on 1he !>pcc1acul:tr, llorJers ans""ercd any
of the criucs who ever said a \\Om:an can't p11ch for a·
collcg1 _.1e men\ baseball 1can1 .
She fru~lrat ed the S1.1i;.., "uh ;in a~orlmcn l of off-
h1\\) .11~1
hJJ bi g.
ofrenS1\e da~) · I lned 10 go out v.11h confidence. nQt
cocl..ines!>, but c<.)ntidencc," Borden uid. "I don't L.nuv.
when m) le,el ul :ib1hty's going to IC"\cl off. but I .... .in1
lo play 1n 1he prof('ss1on:il le:igue!> ··
SOCAL COLLIOI 12, CU.llMONT·MUDD·SClll'PI 1
Cl.it~-Mudd·Xupp~ 000 000 010 -I ~ J
SoC.&IC~k-a:~ U08 lOO Ol•-11 IJ !
Z..nd.t, C.ddonc\ (~l .tnd l.tu~hl'•" Boo-d~·•\ .1nd !K-rlC'•
\\'-lordC'r\, 1-0. l -Z1nd.1. O· I, 111 -S...,.,. !(\IS). "1br.1nd '><: C
Sc.-~ !SCCJ. P!fn.t !SC'C-1. Ill -lo•.:nth.tl il \I~
llamania? She may very . well be the best thing since Cracker Jacks!
.,. She fits like a glove for Vanguards;
And she 's certainly gone one-up on the
critics in the category of respect
I lamanua has o.rrivc:d, probably (or the ncx.l
four yc11rs al thill> tiny, ChristLln co1IC'IC in
Cotut ~tcu.
S1udcnts were W".i!Chin.a out o( their dorm
window5. a dozen workers a1 an 1djacen1
coMtruction 1i1c slopped poundin1 nails and 1lued
their eyes to the Southern California Collcae
pitch1na n"K>Und.
If SoCaJ C:ot1c~·1 administration had char&ed
adm ' kln Tueldaj', 1he achoo! probably could've
nlet its 1nnu1I 11hle1tc bud1e1 in one day.
'1Wenl)' years •So· who would've thoucht it
would h1ppcn7" said SoCll Colkge b.,.ball
coach Charlie Phlllips. f~lowina Ila Borden'
hlitoric performance, defeatin& Ykilinc
Oaremont·~1udd-Scripps. 12·1. with a complete
pme. fivc-hiucr in a non-<Onfere~ pme.
At fir11, \!when Phillips rccrui1cd Borek,.; there
wa aome quutlon about whether or noc her
tcomm11es would ICC'Cpt her.
Last week, it wu a papc.r pla1cru1 of
"'hipped tte:un splauered in her face
dur1n1 a television iAterview. Now, after
provinc s.hc can pitch at 1his level,
Bordtn sets a Gatondc jua of water
spilled over her head.
.. She's aoina 10 hive a bad hair day
now," Phillips sakl. •'They don't l'lll her,
but they have fun with her, just like any
Crewman.
bu been bombarded with interview
requests ind photo scsstons Crom 1hc
media, leading up.to her hlstory-m:li.ing.
pcrform:1ncc. in which Borders.b«ame
1he first Y..-oman to ever pitch in a
collegiate men's b~ball game.
Accordin& to the NCAA, ou1fieldcr
Suu.n Perabo of Webster College in St.
Louis was the fi~t 10 ever play in college
(1985), with Juhc Croteitu, a second
baseman for 51 . ~1ary's College in
M aryland, being 1he second.
.. She's already got her 1e~1cs•
respect, bcause 1hey have 10 bit oo her
in practice ... well, 1hcy take swinp
•sairu:t her an the time. t can't say that
1hcy hit on her, or they'd run me out of
town."
Baseball
Borders. wh~ 70-72 m.p.h. f1s1ball is
only for display, completely stymied the
Stap with her poise, savvy :and finesse.
She'd never pitched nine inninp before,
lhunani:1 will return to the sec mound
nc.xt week -Wedncsd;iy, Thursday or Friday,
accordin1 to Phillips -in the Vanauards'
tournament. Bui witb her inau.a\lt'al outi.na under
her belt, in front of some .SOO f.ans and virtually all
of 1bc Southland's media, the biaaat lest is ow.r.
"She p,.yed rul hard 1he)lsl couple o( days
1nd asked lor -ind 1bl1 was 1 bis help for
her," said Phillips. whose freshman le~·bandcr
but a scoond wind got 1'er over the hump
in the ninth innina. following a 31-pitc:b eig:htb
inninc. in which the St•is 5C'Ored their only run.
Phillips walked 10 the mound foUowi~ Borden'
ei&bt warmup IOUCS to st2rt the ninth. It seemed
inevitable that he'd pull her, considcrina ~
innin&s was the furthest she'd p:>nc in January
~pmcL
... asked her in lhc ninth innil\&. 'Do )'OU wu1
• •
your s1and1n1 ovation now, or at the' end of the
gain~· " Phillips !>3id. "She uid th;1.1 she'd like 1
go one more hitter ind sec v.hat happcnli ...
Well, Borders got three ground-h:aJI OUl.!I. in the
nlo1h, 1llrowin1 10 pitches. ll\e CT'Q\loJ ~'Cnt
berserk... ·
"(Phillips) c.!lime out :and 1.11d, 'How do you
feel ?' " Bocders,,said. "Actu:ilty, I l~d-I satd I
fell fine. but I ~·as tired. rm JUSI glad I'm titre
kJo.t b1s.eball more than 1nything. ocept God and
my family."
Borders 1J for real. \VbethC-r or not she'!. 1
professional basebsll prospect rcm:111ns to be seen.
For now, Phillips and Borders would itmply hlr.e to
fOC'Us on 1odly. no1 tomorrow.
"If you 'd reod the D•lty Pilot tod3\, H h;id ·
(scout) Gary Johnson of the RO)·llh in it, and he
just trashed her," Phillips s.a1d "I Jon't ef"c:r Sl:)'
1ha1 she ca.n't JU out and do 11 (pl?-y
profes.sions.lly). Un1il the la$l &amc Qf her Kn1or
year, )'OU can't say 50. b«ausc you OOn't \.now
how much shc'1 eoil\I to tmprove and how much
arm 'l~n&th she's Pn1 to ;ain."
Hef~ "'ho would've thou ht at 20 )Cars ago,
fi&ht? >.f1)-bc, ju~1 ml)bc, lla~n.a u here to 11~.)
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e .._,Hday, F.iwu.y II. 11184 , ..... .....,
... Emergency appendectomy ends
6-7 senior's prep career at Newport.
BY B.u..aY fAUUQlll ... s.u._"' W-.m•
Ramy ShoukJ)', a 6-root·7 -.enk>r ccnrer
who loch the Newport Harbor Hi&Ji bo)-1
baskclball team in .corinc, rcboundlna
and blod:cd shots. underwent an crner·
p:ncy •ppcndcctomy Tuesday and Mii
ml$$ the CIF Ill-AA playoff• •
, Shouluy, who helped propel the Sanon
into the poctseason with an IS·point. IS·
'rebound, Jl·blockcd shot performance ii)
an 85-69 Sea View League·cndin& vidoey
1u University Friday night, was rM>\·crina
well from iuracry Tuc5day nig.ht at St Jo-
seph Hospital in Orange. He is cxpcc1cd
to remain hospilalizcd until at IC'DSI the
·weekend.
Shoukry had been Ill last 111·cck, missin1
M:hool Monday and h11ilf of Tuesday. but
played in \Vcdncsday and Friday gan\CS.
"He 1old me he wasn't going 10 mlu
the Corona (dcl Mar) game {\Vcdncsday),
no mailer whllt, and he obviously seemed
fine Friday," Newporl Coach Richard
Sn1ith snid.
.. I-le said he woke up S:uurday with a
dull pain, and was very tired, then he
woke up Sunday and ii was real bad. He
nnally 11ocn1 10 the doctor on Monday and
they did an ultra-sound 1rea1ment, which
apparently tcveatEl'I a rup1ured appendix, ..
Sn1ilh added.
Shoukry's los?> (14 points per ga1nc) se-
~ercly han1pers the St1 ilors playofr
chances, as they prepare for Friday nigh1 's
llrst-round cl t1sh .li t ~tagnoli a.
"Ran1y is a great kid, and I loved work-
ing with him," Sn1i1h slid. "-l 'n1 glad he'.11
Joing well, now, but saddened our 1in1e
together ai; coach and player is over."
LOCAL SCHEDULE
TODAY .......... ,.
JC"''""" -Or;aflge C~'l ;at Mddll'b.:id, 7 p.m.
JC wc>ml'n -Madkb.xk •I Or.ingl' Cw.,t, 1 p.m.
JC ml'n -Alumni .ii O..ingt Co.i,t,) p.m.
Col~ miM -N111J.11 '-Kifoe .it Sc:lutht'rn
~lif()fn1.11 Col~&"· 2 p.m.
JC womt'n -OrAnge Coolst At Cl'rritot, 2 p.m.
JC -PakMNr Al 01angt Co.id, 2 p.m. ......
Hi&ft Khoo! boyt -Clf Oivi~ion IV Pl;a~offt.
wild-<.ud ~: (H.llnd.I Al C..rdl'l'I CrOVt, l p.m ,
DIEP SEA FISHING
fVUDArl r11H COUNTI
N_,..rt a...11111•• -1 boat, l7 ""8'""· 1 'OJnd b•HI. l c.ilico bo1s1, 11 roc!l.fhh, 12 .culpit1, S
whlll'fith, Jl blxUmilh pl'rch.
'D-.y"'• t..dl"' -l ho.I.ti, lS o1ngk-n, S calico
11.11111, 16 t.And b,.,,, 4 thttphtH, 20 rocl.(i\h, 4)
bl«ktmilh, 4 ""'hitcfish. .
PUBLIC llOTICES PUBLIC llOTICES
Kings of Cf IV-AA
show Iha muscle
of · a champion
... El Segundo hurrbled, even by the CdM
~v players in first-round playoff contest
BY B.u..a.Y fAUUCHi~ Sro•n lV1t.tn.a
COST A ~1ESA -After leaving no
doub1 who had 1he be11er varsity unit
Tuesday nighc 11 Estancia Hia.fl, the host
CoroP.a dcl Mar High Sea Kings proved
their junior .,.arsi1y was also superior to
visiting El Segundo in the first TOI.Ind or
the CfF Southern Section IV-AA playoffs.
The conquc:i;t sets up a quarterfinals berth for Co-
rona Friday night at Twentynine Palms (J4. 7).
Shuffling off the bench and Into their fir51 varsity
game (all excep1 Dominic DeGrazier'who'd had a De·',
.ccmbcr cup of coffee), the CdM subs pro«eded 10
-outclass 1he pummeled visitors, -before-the bun:~
mercifully ended the 54·24 verdict,
KATWYA ~Mmrl, 0.ULr '''"°' "Thn1's my tenm next year." said CdM Coach Paul
Orris, ~·ho now knows this year's unit (14-13) is prop-
erly pcaked .. to pursue a second straight IV·AA title.
CdM's Jeff Schroeder (25) looks for the open man.
"I was pleased with the way we came out and 1ook them oul o( their
offense, and didn't let down," explained Orris, who watched the Sea·
Kin~· blank 1hc Eagles (10·16) for jusr more than eight minutes, en
route to a 29-4 half1ime cushion.
"We had L20-point playorf lead last rear at Wes1 Valley, and let them
back inlo ii," Qrris said. "This time, the !lids made sure that didn'1 happen."
El Segundo's ~-tau Sobosky hit a 16-footer 10 pul the visi1ors on the
board with 7:42 Jc(t before in1ermission, but .1he visitors man11ged just
five more field goals the rest of the night. finishing 6 of 28 from the noor
(ll.4%).
The El Segundo ou1put wns its worst of the season by seven points,
and 14 points fewer than CdM's prevtous defensive best.
CdM seniors Ramin Bas1ani ( 13 poinis and seven rtbounds) and Dan
~1acfl.1illan (12 points) paced CdM's A Team, but 1he final 5:4~ belonged
10 ?>Ome postscason additions.
Darrc'n ~-tcDonald collected six rebounds in garbage lime, or h:i.IC the
to1al credited 10 El Segundo the i:Qtire game.
Joel Owen, Brian Coleman, OeG~2icr 11nd Drian Fracalosy ulso added
n s1rong eneore 10 1he Se11 Kings most one-sided triumph in 21 games.·
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sec men lose, women win In college basketball action
The Southern California MIWIUMI WOMIWIOAMI
College men's baske1ball team WllTMONT 77, ICC I• ICC 7•, CtlAPM&N ..
absorbed a 77-59 · Golden Goldf'n SUlf' Athlflic Conrerence Non<0nre,~·
S1a1e Athlc1/c Conrerenee sci· !oc.I COll<p w--""" C.0.00 back •• lhc hands of host '• • pl lp '• . pl ,, ... pl •• '• • pl ••
Westmont Tuesday nigh!, ••r•onl • • ' ,. CHM.ill" ' • ' • , ..... _ ' • ' ' ,,_ ' • . " """'"' s • . " ....... • I ' " ... ' • ' ' MmW.iijl ' ' I s
dropping 10 13:14 overall and O...mbl'n • • ' • :l:: ' • ' • -• ' • 10 = s ' . " 2-7 in GSAC play. H,... • ' ' ' ' ' • s ._.,., I • , • " ' ' 1S C.irmktw.tl J 0 l ' ........... • • ' • ..... • • ' .. -' • • • The Vanguards' \~romeo's ~' ' s ' " -· ' ' ' I ,_.. ' • • • ... ..., ' • • ' te:i.m, meanwhile, improved to ........._, ' 0 ' • ll':d:r ... ' • ' " ...... ' • • ' ~ • • ' • ~' ' • ' ' • • ' • .... ' ' ' • ' ' ' s 21-6 behind Tina Dcm11rsh's ..... • • • 0 1~·U1 ' • • • ,,.. • • ' • 2S f::ints with a 74-48 non-lotAlt 10 IS 14 st lot.11 2'131577 ...... ' • ' ' con crenec win over visiting -• ' • ' MALnUU ~ t ..... _ ' • ' • Chapman. ~-..~JS. """ " ' 1J " . ..... .. ' ,, 74
Estancia H igh produel Mel· J-.poil'lt c•: SoCM Cotll'p -lk.._ l, T'-'u1 ........... ody Earle paced the Panthers 1, Utmic I; W~ -DrM.;aU-J, letpt" 2.
l1.111ler I. JoCAI c~ , .. ,,_ (4·17} with 18 poinls. T«Miul foul•: Nontr. >·pt ao.ii-: P"'W' -s.c.-1: sec -OemM•h 2.
COSTA MESA .:-TU.Southerft califor· _,,...-~
ala Collep women's so(1batt tnm ~ed
its firlt.e~c( victory over Sin Dic:JO State on _.. _ _._
Tuesd1Y wln.nin1 the aecond 1amt ol • non·
coofereOce doubleheader, 4·l,' aher k»int
the llm pmo, 3-1. I • i Beth Howard pitched 1 complete &aJnC n '"e n
Clp. aUowln& a sin&Je run on. sic hits and Cour ·~~
while (anning two. 1uny Lewis' two-run triple in the tb1r
inninJ hi&hli&hted I thrcc•Nn SCC taJI)'.
The At tees (3· I) scored 1 pair of runs in 1he lop
1hc ninth innina 10 win lhe opener.
10CA1. COLUOI •,SAM DllOO fl. I .,.._.,_, .... .,...."* 010 .. ·~1 • ~,... OOJ , .. "11-'1 • ~ .. ~01•~~-~·-~··1. l-~ .... ,,_.....,.. tsea.
111'111118 cont tees on on Goldllll West
COSTA ~1ESA -The Orange CoaJ1 Col-_,.,-..,..
lc&e golf team won lls tt'COnd. Q1..3IC"h in as _ /
many outings on Tuesda)!, pos1in1 a 37•427 -"""=-
victory over Golden We.st at Costa Mesa Oolr
Course.
Mike Ar1igilo scorched lhe layout for a Cour-un~r-pt
68 10 pace the Pirates. Brent Bardwell fired 7J, Eric Bar
nett 75, Brian Dick 78 and Qeorr Cochran 80 10 roun
but the Pirates' scores.
Pll'ltll 11e Mll!ymOlllt 111 tetm DPlllll'
ihc Orange Cmsi College men's tenrus
team opened hs senson by_ playing 10 a 4-4
de.3dlock ag::r.inst ~111rym<>un1 in Palos Verde1 ;.-
on Tuesday. '
II will go in the books as \\ 1ie, but the Pir111cs wer
leading w'hat Vt'Ould h:avc been t~e deciding match whc:
datkness halted 1he proceedings.
Dan Harring1on, Ya;r; ~1.aNko and Chnrlcs Ko el)('h re·
corded ~ictories in siniles for Coast.
OCC· lalls In softball at Soutlnvutern
A wild pitch and a bloop single scored the --.,...-
!yin& and go-ahead runs for host Southwest· 'W"_•
c.rn College in the bo11om-4f the sixlh·innlng
Tue.sday, as the Apaches defeated Orangt -'-~
Coast. 2-1, in a non-ccf\feren« M>flball tame .
Pitcher Gina Rutledge allO'A""Cd three hiu and one run
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OCC. Which fell 10 3·3, ploys i1s home opener Thursday
ilgainst San lk:rnllrdino V11Uey. Kim Kallemcyn WIJ 2 ror
3 with :in RBI ror the Pi~1ei.
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