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RIDE 'EM CHlEP ••• Colla
Meu Police Oiicf Dave
Snowden and Oranac CoUn1y
Sheriff Bnd Oates are &aid to
bo 1mon,.1hose who will be
riding in the Oranac County
Fair's July cattle drive. They
will only be ridlna horses.
however, and not minding the
caitle. For Snowden, the ride
wiU be a return lO his
horsc-ridina roots. .. , UICd 10
ride very frequently when I wu
)'OUOJ, "·Snowden uid. ~But in
198S, I had a very bad allell)'
attack while ridin& on a bone.
Now I realize by lllina an.
antihistamine, I'm fine ... The
ride ii scheduled for Jury 15.
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SANDYONrnE
SIDEU,NES! ... Calta Mesa's
Man of the Year and the
town'• favorite Ort.hid grower
P.:i.ul Breehl revealed Friday
that Mayor S.:andy Genii played
football on a woman's team at
S1anford. "Knowins Sandy," he
quipped, "I bet she wu the
coach."
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A STRE~• DY ANY OTHER
NAA-1£ ... You can coll ii V.iva
... or )'OU can caU it Bonita,
You can e1U it Plummer ••. but
plco.sc stop calling it Alvarado.
1bosc: arc the plcu the City
Council will hear toniJht from ·
(l'\lilratcd residents who liw on
Alvarado Place and Alvarado
Street -two Balboa Peninsula
neiJhborhoods IOC"ated a block
apart
11'ey are tired of the ·
mixcd·up pin.a dc.liYCrics and
the misdirected mail, so they
want to rename Alvarado
Street. They just can"t' qrce on
what to call it.
11)e c:ommiuion 'e'Oled
unanimou.sly last month 10
renamc'lhc 5treet -vM
(pronounced Vy-va) Way." Vi\111
was 1ugested by resident Paul
~1edina, whose wire also is
n11mcd Vava. ..
Several rcsidcnu endoncd
Viva. sayin1 i1 keeps in 1une
with the other Spanish·nlllned
streets in the area. But other1
suggested .. Plummer .. or
"Bonita."
'"Tht: Plummer family bas a
Iona history of usodation with
the Balbwi. Peoi.nsula," wrote
Fred Thompson in a letter to
the Plannina Commluion. "
'Bia" Oiarlie and 'Utile'
Oiarlie Plummer tau&ht
numerous children lO swUn Ud
sail in the bay at the end or
Alvarado Street. More recently
wu the number ol years served
by Ruthelyn Plummer on the
Newport Beach City Council ...
Oiy 11alf has mommcnded
the council rename thf: street
.. Viva."
Councilman John HedJ<s,
who re.presents lhc peninsula,
uid he plans 10 ao •Iona with
the rccommcndllion. 1bcrc'1
definitely a problem there, and
It appcan a majofity of f$0Ple
want to have the atrecl name
chanaed."
The council meets at 1 p.m.
In the council chambcn ol City
H•ll. 3300 Newport Ba.d.
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MORE ON mE MEIUIWD
... Atlorncy Ron Talmo will
make another pitch tonlaht for
"The Mermaid." 1 n• t.be1ter
which his clients. Aa aad Olivia
Nauyen, want to opea in
Newpc>rt Beach.
Allhou&h the oouncil twncd
down the Nauyen'• rcqunt ror
• condi1ion1l use permit •hkh
would haYO allowed oude
dandna. toniih• he'll be.utlaa ror a.a entertainment permit.
Quolin& 200in1 laws for rho . ~ '*° Planned ~ -.. ladUllrlal
.,... -Ilia airport when rho
propoeed Mcrmald Iii• " localtd -Clcy Allorocy llOb
Bumlwn aaid theattn limply
are not allowed there.
"He jUll lw fewer llllnls to cllallrAf• II ho .... this
........ Bumbalo said.
Some eo11ik'U ••tin Mw Aid...,....,.. llrrill • nodo
._ ..,w1ron lo dto dlJ. ,_ .. _... .. _ ....
SJ~=::.":'-... -... .,, ... •s -lllifl I -a ., .... ..,...., d ... ... ss ..... IP I .. , ,
BEACH • COSTAMESA .. al ..
""II ,w'•ill
bt•--
-s ..... We'ltet
moidy .....iy dcles widt higtls In
!he Uf'I*. 60s IO low 70s ind
lows 1n !he upper SOs.
S.Wutller,l'~p2
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WinnH of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award'for 1993
PMos-o. tY Mit.aC ).i.u,nN. UA.JLf u.ar
Ninth-grader Jennifer Monroe, left and Sasha Stajic perform during music class at Corona del Mar High School.
C·uning ·into extra activities
Budget reductions are havin g· severe effects on high sc_hool programs
''·
Angola Woo la d-of mualc at Corona d.i Mar High School.
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" De wm steps down as
city parks commissioner
... Three-yeaf board
member plans to spend
more time with his family,
work on volunteer projects.
BY Mu.Ml• McLao0.1'1-"M"t WUTn
COSTA MESA -P&lb and
Recrcalion Commissioner John De
Witl ann®nced Wednctday 1h1t
he wiU leave his seat on the ~ ·
to commit more lime 10 hill -..,
and Other 'Olunlt<r projoca
De Win, a lhdtcopa ll6llect.
hu served on &M com.i-. b
Ille pu1 W.. ,_. and • chair-
man for dto poll JU'. ~ down, he said, was a hard -.
... jUll Mrfe • limited .... a • .,
YOlunteer dlle and I -IO
fpcnd more time in Rel.ear Costa
Meaa and with family," uid De
Witt, 37.
Some ol his main projects on
the commission have been to de·
velop a tree ordinaocc, a strcc1
ind mcdi.an tandscapc plan for the
city and the rNition or the city's
fint dos park. The land1e1pc plan
wu recently approved by the City
Co\tncil and clolc 10 Sl,000 was
raised last weekend to help COO·
wn a thr~·acrc site 11 TcWinkle
Part lo a to-Called bark park.
"He • has 1 k>I of · wonderful
ldeu." said Councilwoman Mary
Honbue:kJe, "He voluntarily did 1
to1 or work ror 1ho city's
..... ._ ud medians plaA..
111oc'I .. .., ialporlailt ltMco be'I
-.. Wift"'-.
BY llTAN T . BLYSTONB., SVJr W1JT1t.
I t's lunchtime •I Corona dcJ Mar Hi.ah ScbooJ
11nd the only plaa: Lindsey Donatelli wants
10 be is in the music room playin1 hi.s
golden-brown Les Paul clcctric pilar.
Just playing.
And he docsn'I want 1ha1 little bu ot pleasure:
10 be ta ken a-.·ay Crum him.
"This is my guitar:· he states. "I've go1 one
because the school's gui1ors aren't adequate
enough."
Ifs a reality lhal is shared by other s1u4cnts,
as well as the school's music director Anael11
Woo. They jus1 wan1 10 be able to perform their
music and they wish the school could afford to
pay ror instruments.
But budget 'A'OCS at the high school have made
it tough for the department 10 maintain the
traditional Sland:uds 1h:at once existed.
And ii appco.rs that the situation isn't aetting
any better (or all high school extracurricular
activities rangin1 from chcerlcadin& where it
Runners
cover their .....
Sundlyu
lhe-
gun la
dlactwged
lo begin
the one-
mR• run for
9-and 10-
year olda.
KAJ1UTA .
RAl:MOMI
PHOTO
-KMOOL!hp•
Ce1•1111ony
salutes
gays and
lesbians
... First-ever Take Pride
Awards recognize s many in
community who say they .
still live in fear of hatred.
BY Russ LoA.R., s1 .. 1, wa.rrs a
COSTA MESA -Nearly 200
members ;ind supponcrs of the
gay and lcsbiaw community turned
out ror the first Take Pride
Awards on Sunday, a very public
recogn1uon or indi,-idu.als who still
somc-timc.1o hve in (car because of
their scxua.I orientation.
"\Ve 're 31 the threshold of &:oin&
into a new era of acceplancc (or
gays and lesbian~·· said Richard
Grauman, coord1n:uor of the e\.cn1
he ld by the Lesbian & Gay Lead·
ership Federation of Ornhgc
C.Ounly He was also the recipicnl
or the Dennis Cab3ret Visionary
Award.
"We·re hoping th3t people can
become more open and accepting
and educated about the issue~·· he
said. ··And that people ·can come
out to awards like 1hU openly ··
Grauman·s optimism v.:i.s tem-
pered by a (cw h:i.1e calh rccc1\ed
by his organization 1n rcccn1 d.:.ty~
in reaction to publicil) about the
cvcn1. And some or thc par11c1·
pants at Sunday'~ 11words ccr ·
emony did not ""ant to be 1dcnt 1-
fied by the mc:dta. includ1n1 mem
bers ol the Fountain Valle)' Stu·
dent AJl iancc. Founders or the g11)
SUpPort group V1·cre honored for
their courqc in crcanng the coun·
cy·s fll'M high schoo! or1an1zatk>n
of its kind.
One of the 5luden1 leaden said
althou&fl his parents :i~ sup-
portive, they also rear for his ufe-
ly. .
"Ifs ud. but 1h11t's the day and
age we hve in." .5.3.id the 17-rcar·
old student, aslin"g ·not 10 be 1dcn·
ti!ied. "I knew about all the homo-
phobia, but I didn't think there
would be so much rontrovers~ I
didn"t think. people v.-ould go tu
the lenglhs they did to try and gct
our 1roup off the campus. lgno-
nncc equals rear -that's the
problem.··
The Take Pride Awardl. held at
the Costa ~tesa Communh\. Ccn·
ler. rccogni.zcd the cootribuoons
... CUUIOll'Y/Pe .. &
W . all wonder •'hat OW" kids will
be Jik ..... Ibey-up.
Our dauFtu, Mq. -room was u impeactnbk lhickct ol
~ ...... &om food lossib IO ,..,,_,.....,,,
be>l""f' sncahn, -no e.;.i.~ ol
CJICClliaJ ia I.be domestic arts. ~
from 'Tan.a.a. btr best bet WU m.aJ'T)inc
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59 and
Holding
a holcl owner who
couJd prcwidc her with
room scJ'Vioe.
J'm no bau.drau, bul
at kasl' 1 dUSI t.bc
furniture and make
lhc: bc.ds when "''C
have company.
Maturity brings
incrc-cliblc changes. but
Done more astonishing
than our cbu1tncr'1
mctamorphos.is into 1
perfectionist
homemaker with a
PhD m bundrytng.
~.flKh as I r<,otec O\'Cf
this unforesttn passion for domcstkity.
al times it has been traumatic.
Lei ... -. .....
IiAu.f l"u.or f"ILI ttt0"1'1.M
On a recent vis.it from London, v.hcre
Meg lives ,.·ilh Mr husband and f'1tl1Lly,
a wash day cr1s1s exploded that turned
into a J>O"'·dercd soap opera. II h:i.d all
the chus1c requirements: pathos.
connict and heart-rending k>u. The
only thing lacking "''as org<an mus.ic /Vt estimated 100,000 music fans packed into the Orange County Fairgrounds kif a two-day t-.i In 1968.
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A rock 'n' roll flashback
I should preface this sudsy talc by
ronfcssing: my laundry phalosoph) 1s
rigorously simple: Toss cvcryth1ng into
1hc machine , add soap, and puih a
buuon. Or. if vou'rc in a primiin,c
paradlSC', bcat
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thc clolhn over the
rocks.
On the da) of lhc -A3sbout debacle,
:\1eg had finMed a lo3d of J.;1undry and
put h in a bask.et ready for the dl)er
~hen !.he had to dash ou1 on an errand.
Enter mom. the grtal shortcut antst,
who spies the ,..uh and decides to be
helpful -a dangerous p.arenuJ
compulsion.
Tw.o-day concert at O.C. Fairgrounds in 1968 brought out .
Sonny and Cher, Tiny Tim, hippies and everything psychedelic
The entire load was emptted into lhe
hot dryer 1 U5C for all our duds. At our
house democracy prevails; shiru and
bloiasts tumble with the IOWc.bi -aod
they alJ manage to s1.uvi\·e.
lbc impact of my weU·intentK>ncd
gesture was di.saslrous. All my
son-in-law's fine, En&Jish, 100% conon
shins, as well as other clothing. shrank
a couple sizes. Shirt oollan were small
enough to circle the nedt or a
Pomeranian. Cuffs barely covered
elbows. I shriveled with chagrin.
S onny and Oler 'llo'c:re there. So ,.·ere
Slef>l>Cn"''Olf. Ertc Burdon and The
Animals and hc:idlincr. Tmy Tun.
There -·ere also 100.000 scJC-prodaim·
cd hippies, .. plastic;" hippies, staunch
bcl~·en and ju11 plain curious young
people~ packed into the 0 .C. Fairgrounds
for a 1 .. -o-ctay feslival of mauk:, be.ads.
incense,' and cYC:rythinc p!)'dtcdclic..
When water ran out.. the 1WCllerin1
crowds were doused with water from
hoses. ~iore than SOO people were
treated for injuries -mostly heat pr'*
tration -cul rcet and drug overdoses.,
and Cos11 Mesa police ,.·ere reinforced
COi lhc event by Newport Beach, On.ngc,
Santa Ana, Tus1in, 1he Shcrifrs
Department and the Highway Patrol.
Costa Mesa Police Otief Roger Neth
said the crime rate in Costa ~iesa rose
20'* ovc:r the twc>-day period and praised
1he conduct of the· rask. force: of lawmen.
··we lived throu_ih it by the. cracc of Ood
'
T o my dismay, I k:arncd delicate
fabna belong in the cool air dryer,
a compartment I've never explored. At
home, ~ieg even dries hc:r cottons on a
clothes line in the basement -lhc'
cho.cc of fabric connolucun.
and cool policemen." -B¥ Aane S,W When water ran out, awebring aowd1 were doused with.water from hoses.
I hope to find an accredited course in
-.uh1ng and drying givin1 me a diploma
w11h the r1ghl 10 practice. 1-iopcfully, 11
vnll prO\e to my daughter my
determ1na1ion to come clean.
While it's 1akcn me to my dotage to
explore the fine r po1nt1 of
rub·a-dub-dub. I'm 1ure it will be an
cnli&hten1n1 experience. Who knows'!
The dicer pa11ivi1y of sorting laundry
by a>lon and fabrK::& mia.ht be an
inspired time to prac:ticc my Zen.
Loot.inc bad. I could never imapne
one day my dauchter and I would be
mired in a shrinkage fiasco -unleu
we were lalk.ing the kncth or her mini
skirts.
Tbere Ire three lhinp you can't
predict: The t:lock markcl, cart.bquakct..
or tccn-agcn. .
N•n~ Aldnlytt'• coJuma •ppan
Atoah11..
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(IOO) 152-9141
~~·5671
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F• loft: r.,~ Tim
wu the festival's
r.actllne<.
Laft: Mud-soaked
fan was one ot
dozens who
wallowed In pond
created by
pumped-in water.
Esuncil Hilh 5mool
11ud<nt MelitM 1-will
tabpartUt .. ..-.1
m,J>·tedl lciMcc <Jp<dilioa
at a I•&""' Nipd movie
theater Friday. S1udcou and
teaeben '"""""'"" Southern c.Hlonlia will be
link.ccbo tOcatisu in
Central AmcriCa tbrou&h an
intcrxtivt: utcllitc sysi.em...
The JASON Proje<I
Voy>JC V, lj)OIUO«d by the
Oraqc: '°':'nry ~
lnsti1ute, wdJ bone Oranic
Counry itudcnts '°Fiber at
the Ocean Ranch Villac;t
Ed*'•rds Cine.mu in Laiuna
Ni1ucl. Students will
commun~a1e with Kicntistti
conducti.nc cxpc:rimcnu in
1he rosin foreSJs and conl
reefs of the C.c:ntnl
AmericaD country of BcJizc:.
Event helps IBl'll
retirn te Clllll
A day-Lona conference for
adull1 intereitcd in
returning 10 coUegc il Kl
for 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
S:.1urd11y, ~tarch 12, in 1he
Onnce Cou1 Colk:p:
S1uden1 Center.
Free child c1rc is
11\·ailablc for children from
six month.I to 12 yt.an old .
ReJ.istralion deadlines •re
P.1:.irch 3 for child care and
~iardl 9 for the conference.
The reJ.!s:iration f«: is SIS
and six different" 10-minute
v..ork..shop scWoru arc
pl:11nncd. For information,
<>II 432-5162.
DCC lll'Oflll•
giving ll't lectft
Orange C:oail Collcsc
f:tculty mcmbc.r of the )"Car
lrin1 Vallcra-Rickerton "*II
c~e a free 1n history
lecture :al noon TuCM!ay 1n
the campus S1udcnt Cc:ntef.
Vallcta·R1Ckcnon, 41 ,
won the top tcachinc :award
earlier 16is mon1h 2Clcr 1
c:smpus-·idc election. She
-·as Chose n from nine OCC
professors who -were
nominated for the award by
their rollc:agues.
A fllC'Ulty member for 16
years., Vallera·R1ckcnon ... 111
•pc•k on '"The
~iuhi·DU.ciplinary Na1ure or
At1 J-lislQI)' ... She 'IWill also
)how slides ol art and
architcclure from l1aty,
Greece and EIYJ>I. •
Orange: Coast Collc1c.
home of Orange County's
lufcst cold·w11er aquariunt
... -ii play host to an open
house on March 19.
TIM: :IC:tiviticl ITC
designed for the public to
get I bchind-lhe·ICCn« view
of the aquarium tanb.,
which arc litua1cd on the
CJltetjor front wall or the
<.'Ollcse's Lcwil Cco1er for
Applied Sciences.
On.nsc Coast CollcJe
studcnu will demonstrate
how they test the water,
collect and feed the anlmals
and clean 1hc 1anks.
Call 720-0305 for info.
LUMCMMIMU
0 ua 11A11C11 roam
IUnDU WIMPY LDT
Tllll-
WlllMl'alNG -"' .... --al Pilolland, ... told by kJCal hia&oriana. t.buc was oewcr
U_.siliooM
eoccnlric: u this ....
It WU I
dty.looa 11/ari
Thundly into
lhe wilds al
Ncwpon Beach.
Balboa, Co.la
Mesa and
Corona dtl Mar
-in1a
IMriahly
local rclendcu search Scene to find the fa.nest
-----hamburscr in town.
How dedicated was the 10.hour
pul'5Uit'? Well, in the WOids of
one aJuuonous survivor, .. , can't
believe that we didn't even pause
TODAY
......... lllAllT MMltu.a
Eiiplofo 1hc mind and hcan ~
conncaion durin1 a rrcc 7 p.m.
tcn•ina1 11 1hc Grace Hoaa
Conference CCntcr 1.1 Hoaa H06phal
In Ncwpo.-1 Beach. Call 7~209S.
CltllUCA&. ...... ..,.CY unuu
L.carn about the 'i&ns of drua Of
o.lcohot dependency, how addictions
dcvck>p and v.h11 help b available
durin& a rree 11emin1r from 1 '° 8:.JO
p.m. at Hoaa Cance1 Center, 301
Newpott Blvd. In Ncwpon Beach. fOf"
molt in!Ofmadon. call 7~5656.
TUUOAY
.... l'IVff ...... .
Poc17 wriW.C. drawlna and au1ioncry
cn:atlOft with rubber stamps are amona
tho rrcc actMtic1 plaancd for 1e.c:ond·
throu&h fift.h-vadcrs al Con>u dcl
Mar Bruch Ubrary'1 Kid'• Seu.ff,
bcalJWUna today at J;.JO p.m. and
con1ln1.1in1 CVCf}' _ 1\l('ld.ay 1hrou&h
M•rd. 29'. Tbe libn.ly is kn1cd at 420
MarW>6d Aft.•!olC 1n Corona dcl ,,_tat.
Call '44-3117 ot 644-3135.
WAftltCOWelXMtan
An c.tlibir ol w11crcolon and
tallip-apby by Newport Bc:ach •r1iM
Anltl EP:n ftc.aly will be on display
throua,h Marcia JI in the Community
Room ot 1hc Newport Center Ubnry,
&S6 San Ocmc:ntc Dr. I• Newport
Be~. The ahibit will be open du.rirt1
nCH"m.al llbrar1 hours. CACtpt whc.n the
Community Room b in use bother
purpolCL Call 644-)IAI ot 644-1191.
WUNUOAY
euoaa aurr•n MOU•
Nc•pon Beach Marriasc and Family
Thcrapifl ln1cm Maxine Cohen will be t'OndUC'lift& an ci&ht week wppOn
J'OUP fot women II hc1 Newport
Center otr1CC rrom 7 to I:•! nc.ry
Wcdnndaiy throua.h Aptil 20. The '"ri-poup 1s s=d 1owvd lac!fiq women •ho are aoln& U.roua.h
1 diYofcc or who att l'CC'Cntty divorced. Cmt ii S25 per mcctina. Spiicc is
limited. Call 7Sf.Q,S79 ........... ., .......
Oardc• Orow: CowM:ilmc.mbcr hhrk
Lcye:a wut talk aboul tbc Oranac
Cou11ty ~aioo&I A.itpott AutM>f'i(y II
, .. -lllly ...... al Spcu Up
Newport .c Ute: Villa Non Rcscaun.nt,
3131 West Coast Hlahway in Newport
Bcaich. Tho A1tpoft Au1hoti1y is •
join& powc:n •nicy ot 1CYCtal ci1ic'
(lnchtdinc Hcwpott llcKb) imdYcd in
tM' p6anMftt fot lhc rcwc ot El Toro MatlM Ow;. Air Sca1ion when it ~ Mt ttt9. Oi.aac1 ate wela>mc 11
tlilc mcc:ti,... Qkb Mans with
lc><aluadlbnak." --coo fl..+''? fMlolfa. ...... ) .....
oa die bk lllL lo wloidi -..
.... _,, Oood .. -.... "'
Ulla wriWIL -dtys later, .... Jwy ii tlilf -And I do meaa
O-t.1·•· Tbil peocl iln't bu.nc. h'•
hWll O¥tr. Accordlfta IO my
juicc-tplauc...S ... .., IOp bonon
wcwahatCd....,.. acvcral pubt
-and I'll act to them In a
moment, jUJI u IOOft u the noiN
1ubside1 from the fu:z.lna
Alka .. Seltur. The verdict couldn't
be unanimouJ because. 1n the
prolound worda al our beloved·
lc1der, Ro&tr I.Mb)', ''Htmburaen
are like women, it's a matter o(
indMdu1I taste." Or words to
that e((cct.
Thls whole mlshe&ID wu
trigcred by 1he voquencbable
Luby over 1 hambu.racr huach
several weeks qo. "l kwe ham,
bur1en," ho bckhed a1 lhe time.
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Sll&'i Isa=• wS:_.1 ~~ -.. ~Tllt-bllill •GI •111:1-= ... ,._._.._, .. ...-._,us. .
rcrr&mcnts at S:.JO p.m. Prosr•m
ttartJ II 6:15 p.m, Call 5'2-4226,
TNUUOAT
rlMANCIM tan ... weW Today,
whclbc:r by acccssiry Of choice, more
women arc 1«kina trainin1 and advice
10 help them pin ve11er control ol
their fmaodaJ (\lluta. .. Anancia.I
lndcpcDdcna: for Today'1 Womu,"
lf'O!IJOf"Cd by Duo Wlticr Rcynokh. b
• .Cries ol free 1c:minan tbat otrer
ueP' ltut women tteW., fu.andal
indcpcndclK'C ibDuJd take. The
1emiurs bcaln aoct.y at 1 p.m. and
continue on Maret. 17 and 24 al Dean
Willer Rcyeo&ds.. 575 Anton Blvd,.
Sui1e 100 ln COila Mesa. Accouot
uccul.Wel Allrkl Rcinla nd William
A. Loyko. Jr. wW be. coaductiQa the
.cmlnars. Fot more lftronnatioG. ot 10
rc,;acr, call 2'1·lJOO. · ·--llillstde prdcnlna aDCI campolllnJ arc
the ~ •• the monthly mcctina ol
the 0...,.. Couaiy ~ Sockiy "
7:.lO p..rn. a1 1bc Wfftminsw CMc
Center, S200 Wcstmlnller Aw,, ht 1hc
Community ScMcc and Rccrc11ioo
BuUdillJ. The public h ltwitcd 10 Ibis
free mcc.tina. For more infonnalion. ...............
TIA.,_Milidl
E"°7' • cu1' ol te.a whllc bcarinc toca1 m)'Mcry wnters talk aboul their craft
., 3 p.m. lhe rlnt Tbwtday ot cw:ry_
mon1h 1broup May al tbc Corona dcl
Mar Bnncb Ubrary, '20 ~
Ave. In CoroM dcl Mar. Todly't talk
b "Fact w. Fiction: The Value ol
RCKan:h." with 1ulbot Norte• AJfU.
lhc C¥Cnu are free and open 10 lhc
public. For more lnfonnatkML. call
644s31JS.
•tvoea MIM&ne.
.. Or.ootte Mcdialioft: A Mott Etlect.M
and Leu &peOllYe AltctnatiYe to
U1ipHon .. 91 lbt tide of• free l p.m.
~ 11 the Newport C:Cacer
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moath."
Out 11fari WM lluKhcd at
monpp baalr.tr Luby'a primllive
lair, Nuus Fudiq. on West
O>asl Hlpwoy. Oalhercd around
tbe 2C).fao1 conference table were
IUCh adveritwaornt IO\lll u Tom Denier, the celebrated co.Iler,
and IUCb mortpae mavens u
.....,. McMlcllael, X.o x.. .....
and Miu-· We dcpar1cd
buc camp precisely at 10 1.m. In
a buic all-terrain vchkie, 1
Ctdillac limousine, and headed
lnto the wikicrness. Other hardy
lypCI, includin& Newport Beach
Polk:c Captain G..,. , ... ,.. •.
joined us alon& 1he trail.
Tbe fint oasis wu Snua
Harbor, tucked away in the
Cannery ICClor. Nice nci&hborly ·
eatery, adequate tor break.ins
Newport Be.ch. Attorney Alkia
Tayior will focus on bow roedl11k>n
c.n reduce conRtct and aavc money
and time, even ln a healed divofcc.
Call 6"-1111 or 6"-3191. ..................
Tbe American Luna Astoc~tion of Oranac C.00n1y an·nouncci an
upcomin1 Freedom From Smokina
Oinic from 7 to 9 p.m. every Monday
and Thunday ~1innin1 t~y lhrou1h
March 28 at ~I ~tcmotia.I HOlpii:al,
Cancer Conrcrencc: Room. 301
Ncwpo11 Btvd. In Newport Beach. A
fee of S7S oowcrs the cost of all
matcrlalL Call 83S-LU.NG .
nlDAY .............
A lhr«·houl ICmin.ar [Of" u.ilon ...,.ho
wonder how auisina or dlarlerina •
multi,hull differs from that of a
monobuU is Khc:du.kd from 7 to 10
p.m. at the Oranac CoMi C.oUeac Sailina Center, 1801 W. hdl'k: Cou(
l'iiahway in Ncwpor! Beach, bc1wccn
the Balboa Bay Oub and I.he Su
Sc:ou1 Bue. Colt is SD kw lAd.Mduals ·
and S39 per couple. Call 645--9'12.
SATURDAY ...............
A f...-e·hour WOf'bhop t~I teac.hCI
basic ma.uacc uroka ror reducina
tension u.sina Swcdisb m•••rro ICChniq~ without oil pl. rom 9
a.m. co 2 p.m. ia Room 110 of the
Co&lnsclin1 and Adm1"ioos Bi,illdlna
at Orancc eo... eo11qc In Colla
Mesa. Panldpanu wilflcwa how to
take carc ol minor achcl and paint.
symptoms ol ttm&, mild dcpreuion
~ fa1iaoc. Co5t is M9. Call •32·S880.
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faea, ucl -"°""n-.
wolfed -tridl ,__
Tiie -qoicbOld .. die .... pi-. called The Place, ;.
-·--Corolla dcl Mor. home of ..... ,._ f1amc0w)or. " .
drew a Jittin& OYldoa f.rom lhc
far-from..ated ICOUll.
T wcnty..-WO-mlDulCI later, with
the eYCr,accommoctalina Lou Merew1o ac Lhe wheel, we were
whisked mercurially to Muldoon'•
Irish Pub in Newport Center.
Fl.i1h and beprah. it's 1
revelation to disco\ler how
wonderful a burJer lu tes when
washed down With I pint Of
lnviaoratin& Black and Tan.
/ Then on lO the Ri~ where our
.Tncny band reluscd to be awed
. by the elite ambience. As one
\ prmol snlllcd, "This is OK. ii
, you like $7.9.S patty melts."
From that taICfied atmosphere,
we plunac:d down into La Cave in
Costa Mesa, where owner Carol
Borer welcomed us with fa
... 11y.o ......
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scally
of Ncwpon Beach have
announced the en1agemcn1 of
their daughter, Kimberly, 10
Richard Graham or Wayne, Pa.
A May 7 wedding is planned in
Bryn Mawr Presbyteri:;in Church
' in Bryn Mawr, Pa.
The bride·clecl is a graduate
or Glcnbrook North, Nor1h,
brook, Ill. and Wiuenbcrg
University, Springfield, Ohio.
Her fiance is the son of t.1r. ·
.. ...._~al poor. ---1 .. ......,,,_ , ... down .......... -....
I 71h su .. 1 Bar A Grill. whcR
my trswlina comparliool were
reduced 10 otde.rins
quaner-burpn. Mc, l didn'1
even lu-1 the quarter. A camp
follower, Bob lrtaUa, teared
that I mi&hl be la1>5in1 iaao a
diabetic swoon, o.od rushed to
fetch a lhcrapcutic pol Of bot IC&.
Thus revived, l huna on lor
another few bk>cks -to
picturesque Chu1er Drawen •
Manaaer Ml.kt Vyncb couldn't
h:ivc been more 10licitous; all
jud&ci •arced that his bureen
were terrine, and he (urp!)
handed me 1wo to·takc home.
With htlp from Lou the
Driver, I managed to make it lO
C.,Uidy's, the "sleeper" on
Balboa Peninsula. Merely
sensational, everyone r1t0ed.
.. Only three more stops," said
Our Leader. "Hang in there."
INOAOIMINTS
and Mrs. Donald Graham or
York, Pa . He is a graduate or
Burke Min. Academy and Do.in,
mouth College, HanO\Cr, N .-1
......... o.r11t.1111
Kicn ten Lane L:a~n of
Nev.·porl Be ach ;ind Uyron
G3rib::ildi ti.l .D. of Hous.tun ..., 1J!
be m.lrried June IS 1n the l·1rs.1
Bap1is1 Church Or H.1chmond.
Texas. Their cngagcn1en1 h.J~
been announced by hc:r p<i1en1~.
Lana and Howard Lar:..cn of
•
lt11 .... ,,, -·
Which I did. barel1. -.......... a11.-...,w-· 'rhc Alley, Bllly'a a1 lhc ......
ond Marp<iuMllo dla1 I'd lie
returnifta one cby toon -
pllysldam willlaa-
So, you·~ pcoblbly '*""'-
has the best burp:n bl &own.
Well, Ww:e l Creaked ov1 ll&u
SIOp No. 6. l'U haw to <tOPP'tr
wilh lcllow judacs who 11ayed die ,., . ., ...
AJ\cr tabulatiftl, lhcir
taJly..i.ccu, Ibo much-)'OUllFI'
(and abler) Judie• checked In
with • tcn1a1ive 1evt.n-w1y ti&
be1wcen The Place, Mutdoon's.
Chesler Drawen. La Cave.
Cassidy's, The AUcy, and BilJ1'~L
F°'towing a period or
recupcra1ion, they plan to ....U,.
forth for further n1rrowint-down
purposcJ.
Un1il then, I think I'll go lie
down ror a...,fu1c.
Jurr Kobrin 's tolum• ,...,
l'tloaday aod Wtdond•.r·
Newpor1 Beach.
A graduate or Ne wport
Christiao High School. the
bridc,ele.c1 rctc1\Cd her
bachelor's deg.rec at 1hc
University o f RcdlJ.nds and her
m:istcr or arts degree at
Chapman Unl\'C~lly.
John and Nell G11n b:ildi ol
I louston arc !he p:trcnts or her
future bndcgroon'I. He is a
gradu.itc of KJc1n Fores! School.
Ba) lor Un1\'CfSlly at \Vaco and
1hc Un1vc~i1y of TcAlli Medical
Branch, Galveston
Ple118e lot. U•
ForDblaer
L-m•r
Week.ead Braaelt
-·· -oligNlly-n Cljcago -our -~
,,.. lamly ._ "" '"' -
-5&ISIQI -Palenno, bly In h 1930'&
Today, tis sons & pwlsOn
conlrue • pnMde • ~
merlJ of IUltwCic: ...., food __ ...., ... _
""" 5 QC!"""". al lamly pride
Thri ""'· Ti.5-lof-
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end a pe.rlect weekend
ot toeial aathe:rins.
Oranp County Prococol
1hrcw Sunday brunch Cot its
mcmbcB and iuests at the
1.w.
Cllll
Society
Edttor
Surf and
Sand Ho1cl
in Laguna
Beach,
''This is
a nice way
10 say
thank you
to all or
our (ricnds
in the
community
that ha"c
supported
Protocol,"
said Udo
Isle Dr.
Jerry Richards, president or
lnlcrnational Visitors and
ProJocol Foundation. "It is
also an opportunity for
01hcr members of the
community to partake in the
fcs1ivitics who otherwise
may not have been able to
11t1cnd the ball last
eveni ng ."
1"hc accontptished and
interesti ng members of
Protocol arc something of a
family. Albeit, a family
interested in fos tering
inlcrnation::i.I business
cooperution, benefiting
Orange County.
·rhcy joined forces at the
Surf and Sand Sunday
morning in an atmosphere
1ha1 was similar to a family
brunch following a big
wedding \he night before. lt
was rcl:i.xcd. warm, very
chatty. The tall blonde
hostess supreme, and driving
force behind Orange Coun1y
Protocol, Gayle Anderson,
was smiling and enjoying
herself with husband
Robcr1.
"Last evening was a big
success. Now I can relax,"
r.aid Gayle, wearing a chic
nowing pants suit of cream
silk. Her heavily beaded
white gown, worn Jhc night
before at the ball, no doubt
rested on her bedroom
chaise awai1ing proper
return to the closet.
Debonair Jerry Richards,
in a camel hair blazer and
· coordinated vest, joined hi s
very.close friend Zee Alrl.'d,
smashing in u coral-red
leather jacket. sampled the
gourmci criib cakes
Bcncdicl served by 1he
hotel. The Surf and Sand
bent over backward to make
sure the guests or Protocol
were well cared for. The
most impressive aspect of
the service was a food and
beverage executive who was
on hand for the entire
affair, checking with
patrons, insuring that the
champagne flowed and the
food was nawless.
Jen')' and Bobble
Daudcrman were ul~ there.
These arc impressive
people. Literate, intelligent
and crcali,·c. Their
conversalion is a welcome
addition to any Newport
50Cial cathcrin&-
Also on hand for a liulc
Sunday morning chat by the
poundin' surf, were
Newport 1 &l&JY!Orous Ann
and Woll Stt:na. Wtroer
£.schtr, FeUcl• BuUty,
t.1•n: Cordi, and Etbtl and
Joe l:luat. Song-time
suppor1en or Protocol.
_._,
ol ..,.. ........ ud .. ....,..... -
.......... 30 °' .... °""''1 _.. --. Cot11 Men cll.f pl1anlnJ con> •
mlslJotltr ud py po&idcal 11Ctivt5t Libby
Cowan said tho event is 1n hnport•nl
1tep forw11cL r'This ls lh~ fint lime
we've taken a look 1l Ol.lr tndrc Orange
County community and rhonored those
who work betlind the scenes,'' Cowan
11id.
Ourin& her openi.n& remarks al the
awards ceremony, Cowan said attitudes
are changina In Oranae County. "We no
lonscr tolerate dcmonslralions or hate,"
she said.
'"Whal gay and lesbian people are
struggling Cor arc basic civil and human
ri&h\J."
Qfatm>rMU. A.tMJ. IMu.t Pu.en
John Ot Witt stopped down from hl1 post u patl<a com-ml•-to opend timt with his t~Uy ond votunt~ pojocts.
Other award winncrS include former
teacher and gay rigbts activist Alan
Schwalbe who was stabbed to death i.n
his-Costa .Mesa home last August by an
unknown assailant. He was honored with
the Remcmbratlec Award.
TIU
l(DlAATION S DEWITT
One of the most recurring messages at
Sunday's awards ceremony was th:.t het·
ero.scxu11I America would be surprised a1
just how many or their friends and
neighbors are gay. The students honored
from Fountain Valley High School said
they hope their 11ictions will encourage
other s1uden1s 10 stop living in fear or
who they arc.
199)
T AI<[ PRIDE
AWARDS
......... ,
performing."
He also is known for his
often cremtivc and some1imes
unorthodox solutions to help
city parks. Uast year, he pro-
posed· spending SS million of
the cily's $14.i million reserves
to make in1provtmcn1s 10 ci1y
pnrks -an unpapull.\r idcu
a"'ong ci1y officin ls.
But he snys his goal in \'Oic·
ing 1he sugges1ion was not to
r.iise the ire of the council but
··1 hope this group helps climina1c
some or the myths of homosexuality and
breaks down the stereotypes,'' one of the
studcnt.s said. "Hopefully, other s1udcnts
will find out that it '' all right to be gay." Event Coordinator Richard Grauman speaks to audience.
SCHOOL ......... ,
costs about Sl,400 per person 10
the music depanmenl to .a1hle1ics.
"Al one time, the music
dcpanmcn1 was strong and there
used to be three full·limc teachers
for band, choir and orchestra,°'
\Voo said. "Now, I am lht: only
one who teaches it."
Woo, now in her second yea r a\
Corona del Mar, isn't 1he only one
who appears 10 be overworked.
Joan Klammer is the only full-1in1e
art !cacher and she has 35
students in·each of her six classes.
Fewer available teachers at
Corona dcl Mar and the o ther
thrc.e high schools in 1he
Newport-Mesa Unilied School
District is just one of mnny effects
of how budget cons1r:iin1s have
. hampered cxtracurricul:ir
activities.
"All of the extracurricular
activities budgets arc being cut
b:ick," Woo said. "It's very
frustraling.''
According to Rober! Francy,
director or student services for the
disLricl, as recently as fi ve yea rs
ago high schools would each
receive $15.000 for ac1ivi1ies. The
money would be split into three
pans -$5,000 soing lo the
Associated Studcnl Body and
SS.000 for each of the boys' and
girls' a1hlc1ic programs.
"That contribution has
disappeared," Francy said. "We
simply could no longer afford 10
help the programs. The nioney
that comes from 1he district
budgets now arc used to enhance
cquipmcn1.··
Woo said that nearly 70% or the
music students who par1icipate in
the various music sections a1
Corona del Mar have to go to
oulSide sources to help offset costs
fo r things that the hi&h school
cannot provide.
T he music dcpanrncnt receives
$2,000 Crom the dis1rict and
has received aid from the
Parent-Teacher's Association, but
the cost of ins1rumcn1s and their
maintenance dries thilt money up
quickly. '
"Most or the students who play
instruments have to supply their
own equipment," Woo uid.
Woo said the music boosters
club puts on 1everal fund-raiser&
durin& the year. Amon& the
standard ones include car washes,
a monthly bake sale and aeneral
donations.
But with IO many clubs and
athlctk; teams involved in
(und-rais.ing. IC.hool activ!I)' ind
ath~ttc directon say there ts 1
need to try niorc crca1i'vc wuys of
su pporting their programs.
One of \Yoo's more in1cresting
fund·rilising ideas came when the
deparlnlenl wanted to purchase 70
padded chairs. The chairs cost $30
each, so \Voo started a program
called Adopt·A·Chair. For cvel)'
person who pttid $30. she s:iid, the
person .,.,'Quid tfa\'e 1hcir nan1c
personalized on the bilck.
N ewport Harbor High Activily
Director Chet Malek said
ASB student ser\'iccs cards, which
gi\'C studenlS discounts o n food
:ind other items at local
merchants, arc the main
fund·rai.ser. · ··we sell about 700, 800 ASO
cards, and the money goes 10
athletics' programs and ASD
acth•ities, t>ut there arc boos1cr
clubs for every kind of club on
campus: drama, dance, yearbook,
and each o r the spo11s has there
own account," f\·lalck said.
Said Estancia High boys athle1ic
director Ed Blan1on: ··Basically,
the dis1rict pays for the coaches
and transporlalion and gives us
Dpproximately Sl,000 a year for ·
equipincnl. So we rely on thinp
like fund-raisers. \Ye do almos1
any kind of fund-raiser you can
think of.
"We tra"c golf 1ournamcn1s. we
pul out a calendar thal has •
coupons front local businc~ses and
we hold "res tling and ba~kctbal\
tournan1en1~. \Ve"ll sell blankcls,
scat cushions and wc\·e even had
a boxing show with semi-pro
boxers from Fullerton and 'ol.C sell
the tickets." ·
Corona de! f\1::tr Athletic
Oirec1or i erry Jelnick said coupon
books. 50-50 raffles and
hit·a·thons ::ind IQO..inning baseball
games arc just some or \he unique
fund-raising ideas.
"Every little bit thnt we can get
helps." he said.
One glaring sign that the budgc l
problems were in cffecl ca me al
an inopportune time for one tca111
last season. The Costa f\iesa girl,.
basketball 1eam qualil'icd for the
Clf S1a1e Division lll·A
chnmpionsfiip game in Oakland,
but not before Coach Lisa
McNamee began asking the media
to spread the word about the
school's need for monetary
donations to help offset the $6,000
it would cost to fly the team to
Oakland and provide food and
lodging costs.
Thanks 10 1CVcral local
businesses., even one company in
Irvine, the Mustangs wtre able 10
afford the 1rip.
That was a one-time expense,
but as for the long haul of a
season, the substantial cost of
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' fie lding jusl one athlete -for
ex:ample a high school football
player -"is a.n cicpensi\'e
proposi1ion.
And the biggest COS! for an
extracurricular activity like
athletics is that of having officiills
for ca.ch ~port ing event from the
varsity team all the way down to
the frcshn1an level.
"\V e 11u to the di)lrict o£ficc
every year with new proposals
because the really big cos! is the
. SIS,000·20.000 a year 10 pay the
officials," 01:.nton ~aid ... Ir the
district could jusl help us with
thal, we·d probably be in good
sh:ipc fi nancially."
Uut once the prep:irations like
officials .ore taken cu1e of. the ncx1
. WOtf)'. for nny a1hlc1ic director is 10
gel pcuple in 1he seal~.
"You al"·ars II)' 10 have good
yea~ in Coo1ball and basketball
because if yuu ha\e lhc bigger
ga1e receipts, the more balls and
cquipmcnl you can buy," Bl an1on
said.
Added Jclnick: .. \Ve don·1
gc:nc:ratc as n\uch money as: "'e
U!ttd to do because people "'on't
go out to 1hc events. In bo)'s'
basketball, for instance-. you ha\·e
seven league home games and one
more if you make the playoffs.
Footb:tiU mnd basketball arc the
top money·m::iJ..ing sports. 1'he
belier the 1cam i5 and 1hc fart~er
we go in the playoffs. the better
off we tue."
Out that':s no guarantce·when
schools arc formulating their o"·n
budgets before 1hc .season starts.
'W e "'Ould hate to sec 1hc
)'Oung people not be able
10 par1 icipn1c in cx\rJcurricular .
activities just bcc11usc of :a lnck of
funding." Francy said. "Activi1ic~
like ttlhletics and club.It arc oan
iinpottilnl part of c:duCDlion and
I'd hate 10 sec 1hat ::area
dinlinlshcd."
\Yoo said ii 1s troubling to think
1h:u an ucli\ily 11\..e n1u)ic rould be
an at-risk p1 og1 .un due tu budget
constraint).
"'f\ly m11in concern IS thll ITIUSIC
is such jl \1i1al and u~c(ul 1h1ng fo r
the students," she ~1d. ··1 "ould
hnte to sec the )tudcnt) denied 11
bcc-Jusc ii can provide J balance
in their lives. ,._1u)ic 1s a
non-vtrb:tl £orm of co111munication
with a wtde ~pcctrum of cmo1ion
and It can '1 be held back by
language barriers."
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100 MAIN ST., BALBOA ... -.. ...,
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to bring ;aucndon 10 and find
relief for d-Nindlina park funds.
"l don"t want anyone to
think I'm qui1ting and my he11rt
isn't in Cc.Mia Mesa," De Will
uid. "I always plan 10 be ;i
p:irt of it ."
De \Vitt ~id he will serve for
the next two month to gi,·c the
ci1y time to find a replacement.
Af1cr he 1esigns, he plans to
spend more 1in1e with his ne"
project, Relc3f Cos.la ~icsa -
a group :i.imed a1 pl1n1ing 4,000
1ree.1r in the city in the ncx1 four
)Car .
by:Z'-~~
GERllAH
SWEDISH
JAPANESE
DOWN TO
THE WIRES
Alillo<Jgh lfle Ignition WU"
lead111g to 11\tl spar~ plugs should
last lor a1 least 50,000 miles,
tlley may farl earlier and P<oduce
a rough idle or engine misfrring
(espeeially at high spee4). These
symploms should prov ide
sufficient cause lor a car owner
to schedule an immediate
appo ln1m1nt with an auto
tecMician. A !ailed or defective
igl\llron wire can be diagnosed by
us1no an automottve oscHloscope ..
If a wire were to fail completely ,
a buildup ol voltage in the Ignition
system · could lead to the
destruction of the ignition coll or
19nltion module. Misfiring caused
by defective Ignition wires can
lead to lfle ruination of the
catalytic convener. Thus, lhls is a
problem Iha! shO\Jld be handle4
qurckly.
H&NT: I ~ tarWClfl .n
1r1 nol prope rly s111cttd In
accordance w1tn 1111 con1c1
ltslS\lnCI 'IM. • t'Outid (.MC
~·llll~al b: elf's cQtT'CIUW.
STARTlR
RIGHT UP
11 an engine cr1nks slowly with
a fully charged batte<y, h may be
an indication !hat Ute starter
needs replacement Oiher
symplorns include: an engine !hat
does not crank a1 all with a fuUy
charged batte<y: an engine !hat
lails to c111lk. even though 1he
startet spins: or a loud. grinditg
noise being emltte4 from 1he
slarter. Before a starter Is
reol•ced, 1he auto technician
shO\Jld chccl< Ute cond'rtion ol Iha
banery, as wd as the well·beinll
ol comecllons. Ignition and fuel
system 1><oblems may also be lhl
culprils. During the starter
replaeement Ute ring gtlt shoUld
also be chccl<ed. Tro, b lhl
latge<toothcd gear atlached to Iha
engine crankshaft which the
starter must tum to crw !ht
engine.
Winter and herd starting sum
to go l\artd in hand, but U 'fOOI
vehlcle cons'rstentJy flis td lllrl
easily, ~·s time to bl1rtg • tw..
C&F does tune-\1111 and complell
medtanlcal lltd efet;1llcal repairs
for Germ1n. Swedish and
•Jlpanest automobiles. tmurancl
Mid lfteft rtCOV8fy -II I 'ipecla!IY, u II eXlllldtd wan1IQ iw~ see us 1or qi1111tw ·w 'allP<Md" seMct. we·ra .-
•11 2090 Plac1nU1 . PllOlll 1648-ruO. Open Mondly I• I 9
lftldly fl'llm IAlol ID W W ,_
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' PORTS
• \ SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-<))0, ut. '87
HIOH ICHOOL OlllLI CIP Ullj&TULL
1111 up lllllr
llllt lhat hand who, whether pl11yin1 in the game,
prac1icin& In preparatioll for 1he aame, or
cheering on the 1idcline, hadn't &iven
1()()5, Not one t.id raised her hand. .. Consolation honors come with
the knowledge they turned it on.
"I •old 1hcm they pll)'<d 1 pb<nornenlll
game, but thal jus1 (Sa1urday) the olhcr
team was beuer," McNamcc: continued.
"If we'd hive played them M>mc olhcr
ni&ht. thinas may have been differeal ••
Thinp miabt also have been different
Snc.w. 1'0 TH& D.w.:f Pu.o'r
Tbc C:0.1a Mesa HicJi sills
bulcetball team reached the
summit ii had been fallin1
$hott of aJI ~•son, but the
moun11ln of No. 2 seed
SAnla Ynez could 001 be
cooquercd Sa1urday nif,ht.
wlih a biib quaJity of off"Jdating. IC-
COrdin& tO Mc.Namee, who uncbaractcris·
tically qucs1toned lhe objectMty of tbc
1amc1s two refcree1. "
The vi5iling Mustangs, seeded No. 3,
trailed 4.hrouahou&. before scndin1 the
ClF Southern Section IV·AA semifinal
contest at Lompoc Hi&h into ow:rlimc, 8J..
15. thanks to a Heather Robinson Cree:
throw wllh 10 seconds left.
1bc of(K'iating was 50 bad, ii was •
llQlioUS.'" McNamec said. '1(1 was 10.0 in
fouls (apinst Costa Mes.a) in the first
qu1ner. (San1a Ynez) made 9 of 12 fromJ
lhe line in the first quarter. and we didn't
shoot onC 'free throw.' II ended up 27·1.5
(in favor or San1a Ynez) in fouls, and you
can't tell me that's not lopsided. Sure, 111·e
play 31&rcssrve defense, but
we're not stupid. Bui wilh -Robinson, who !'-" 1hc 1hre<Mlme. defend·
'"' Pacific Coas1 Leasue champions with a career-high
:W points, II rebounds and
ICYCft wi~ foulin1 ou.t i.n
the extra acssion. Santa Ynez
(24-4) llCOred 12 . or lhc 16
ow:rtimc poinu to advance to
Saturday's tilk .p.mc against
lop-O«clcd SI. Bernard.
"'Our IOOs plafed 1n abso-
lutely .. phenomenal game,"
uid >.ftN.amcc, who was as
Plis(l¢d whb her squad's lop
performance or the season, as
she wu dis:lppointcd to sec
lu season end.
.. I 1old our kids bcfOrc the
pme th:u win or lo5c.. I want·
cd them to prove .0 pt0plc
they could pity 1he ny we
knew they could play," Mc·
Namcc uid ... It would have
been terrible to finish the
seuon without scc:in1 them
'T J he officiating
was so bad It
was obnoxious
sure, we play ag,
gressive de, tense, but we're
not stupid ...
after the , game
the two referees
were up in the
Santa Ynez
stands talking to
people. It was
weird .•
-llll •l'E,
-Cosla Mou coach
"The pltay Heather fouled
out 6n. ii was Antonieue
(Banua) who committed the
fou l. But the referee
wouldn't change his call.
And after the game, the t'4'0
r~fc1ces were' up in 1hc
Santa Yne1 stands talkina to
people. It was weird."
San1a Ynez. made 17 of 29
foul shots on the night, while
Mesa drained 11 of 14, in-
cluding 8 or 9 by Robinson.,
who went to 1he line with a
chance to give Mesa its Cint
lead, late in replation.
"She wis 7 of 1 (at the
line) when they fouled her,
and 1heir &iris slatted ayina.
because they thought that
was it; they were aoina to
lo1c." ~tcNamee said.
"Heather made the firs1 , and
ii looked like the second one
was in, before ii spun ou1.
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'
.,. Newport to duel Brea Olinda
after Gina Heads comes up with
tile winning form ul a against the
Panthers Saturday: 'make 'em'
BY 8il&Y FAUU.:.."1£L, Sroa.n \\ l.ITLa
CAMARILLO -N, .. ~ pon 1-larbor High J>C:n101 '
GtnJ Heads ~aid !WO .... urd:. r~ .
t·amc to mind a~ ~he JP· 1:s; ,, pruached the frce·lh1u.,.
line \.\ 1lh 12 J>C:conds lcH 1n
~.Hutd.i) night's de:.idlu.:-led c.·1F Southern
Sec1ion lll·AA girl:. b.:i>letb.ill ~nuflnoil
against·Nev.bul) Paik-') Panther>.
··fl.take 'tm." quipped the 5·foot·5 poinl
guard, .,.ho had m1i.:.cd ~ of 10 foul i.hots
befure dra1n1ng b.J1h end, of 1hc decisive
one-and-one. lllc clutch free 1hrows &a\'t=
the \ isit1ng S .. ulor) a .:3.~ I tr1un1ph. send·
1ng Coach Shannun J.ilu:.l~ ·~ un,cedcd
~1·b !>CjuaJ into the >~huul':. f1r~l-e\cr girlli
b.i>letb.ill 111lc g.1nn:. S~turJJ} at 11:15
:i m .it Cal Pul~ Pun1on:i .igJtns1 lop·
)ceded Brc.1 OhnJJ (~'·OJ, r.1nlcd :.ccund
rtJt1on.,1.ll~ b} l'.).4. /ud.11
"I guess 11 onl~ t:ilc~ 1 ... 0. · HcJd) )a1d
uf rC\er~tng her prC\IUU) trouble JI the
hnc
The chance to .,.1n the g.,1.me, hov.c\er,
9.a!'l f.1r from unnc1'1ng for ilcad), v.t\O
h.:HJ rehearsed the i.ccnJflU .i ll v.cck an
pr:ictice \\J!h fc!lo"" '>Cnior Genc\·ieve
Evarts.
"Gen :ind I pla~ed a httlc gJmc 1n
practice, ·1h.1t v.c ·v.crc .. tl(X).11ng the IJ'>I
free throv. thJt .:ou!J "''" ihe gJrnc."
He:id .. expl:uncJ. "It ''> l 1nd 01 lunn} th.it
11 :actu:ill) h:ippcned."
Said E\•art'>: .. \Ve'd ~J.\ 'th1' one I> lu1
1he s~·.' 1n pr:icti .. e, be.furc 1ohvot1ng our
reach their potential. But they playt:d the
way •'f:'d been cipcctlna them to play all
year.
Ot&r enlire c~·d went wild on the second
free throw, because they all thought i1 wa.s
in. It actually w11.s in for a second or two." Ct11.1~ro1111.a Au••, D.o.a r ru.•.n
· l:i)t free throw, and I gues~ Gina called 11
L told her lbcfore )hooung the fi~t une )
to JUSt let 1t click. likc 11 hJid all .,..eel 11 ~
aweiOme 10 be going to 1he finals." "After the pme:, I went inlo the lodcer
rootn and uke4 for anyone to raile their
The Pi.rates couldn•t gel a shoe oft in
... MUnANOl/h .. 6
Genevieve Evarts, shown here In earlfer action. was one of the
major keYs in Harbor's leap Into Saturday's CIF Division lll·AA
championship finals after 43--41 victory ·over Newbury Park al Cama·
rillo High. She scored 24 points (11 of 20 from the floor) Saturday.
But for an a.v.esome comeback. lc}ed
.... NIWPOll1'1"•9• 6
In the final analysis-,lor snakebit Eagles: 'It just wasn't meant to be'
.,. Semifinals loss to San Luis Obispo
virtually capsul ized frustrating season.
BY Root:a C.U.UON, Sroan Eono•
SAN LUIS OBISPO -Sophomore
gu11rd Jessica \Vahz sat somewhat
sprawled and M>mC'°! hat dazed, hardly
glancing al the scoreboard, which
sho,.'ed her Es1ancia High girls bas·
kctball 1eam lfailing. 37-28, early in 1he
fourth quarter. the San Luis Obispo
rooten chanting wilh the f11miliar rhythmatic "good·
bye, good·byc:'.
The slick pl11y·nt11ker had been sitting on the
bench since 30 seconds remained in the third quar·
tcr wi1h four personal fouls. ln a last.c!itch move to
ignite what had been a rnatratine effort, actin1
coach Rich Bo)'Ce inscrtc:d the pcnetratifll Walll
~ck ln10 1hc lineup.
Some fi\'C ICconds Inter arter a (realt collision.
Wal~ wu eliminated -.ith her fifth pcnonal foul.
A couple or minutes later ii Wll.S "aood·byc'' for
another fn1cpl part l)r Estancia's game, Laura Cz.
ingula, who wu handed her firt h pcnonal foul and
· denied lhe buekel ~hen !ihe was hi1 wi th a tharaina
foul as she 1ricd to cu1 :1 38·
32 defic11 with 4:37 lefl.
So ii went for Boyce and
his Eagles St1turday nigh1
here :u Cuesta College in the
CIF Division lll·A "'mi·
fin11ls, as the host Tigers or
ESTANCIA •. SAN l OBISPO
CISl\e .... Hh an l~·po!nl per·
fornt:ince 1u lc:iJ all scurc r~.
• • ••• •• ••• •• • •• Freshn1:in Jenny Jenn1ngi.
t ried 10 compcni.:ite for 1he
E:iglc:s' shortcun1111g.. do..,.n
the stretch, connccung for JU
• • • • • • • • • • • • . . .. . . .. .. .... . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . • ••••• • • • • •••• • ••
San Luis Obispo forged a 50-42 victory and 11dmis·
sion lo the Clf finals g:in1c Saturday n1gl11. n1os 1
assuredly Qs an underdog to Lompoc.
For lhe Eagles, who hal been playing ag:iin51 a
Sia.eked deck nil ~ar long. ,I was the culminatio n of
100 many obs13clCJ placed in rront of one of t~e
schoors n1os1 1alen1ed 1cams ever.
"We jusl picked a lousy time to pl11y badly," C:ii·
plained 8oytt in the afterm:ith. "II v.as a big arena.
•·c missed 50 many easy layups ... but my ha1's off
to (S11n Luis Obispo)."
It's true. the Eagles didn't eiecu1e their game in
typical fashion. They shot jusl 35,9 percent rrom the
field (14 of 39), were guihy of 2J turnovers and
were unable to adjusl 10 the tight offici:u ing.
They aliO ran into a muscular frCJhm3R guard, 5·
fool-8 Yolanda While, whose quickness against
some defenders. strength agai.nst othcn. pfO\-ed de·
or her le:&m·hrgh 15 po!rtlS Lil
!he final period. and Jenny Dr.ikc tried 10 pick 11 •
up in the backcourt fur \Valtz.
l'hey came in v.1th a l:?·pl3)Cr ri.xtcr. but 11 h:id
been eslabllshed long bc(ore 1ha1 th lll ""as in rcalit)
a six·player squad, and with 1v.o s1ar1ers on the
bench down lhc stretch ll was curlaini..
Jennings popped fur IV.O of her three·polrtl i.hOI!>
to pare the deficit 10 4~·39 and 48·-l:?, but it "'as to
no avail. The damage. 1n terms of dcfic11, had been
done in the second quaner v.hcn San Lu is Obispo
rattled orr 11 s1raigh1 points to snap an 8-8 l'iri.t
quarter standoff.
During that ~cond·qunner stretch the Eagles
were 0 for 6 from the field.
"\Ye tried 10 get our composure together ... e
tried 10 p~ss and push ourscl\'eS, but it was like
quicksand the deeper we got," explained Boyce.
·rhc Jcfi.:1t .... ould i.v.e ll 10 :!J-10 before Estanc13
finJlly beg:in a slov. proces) ol getting to .,.1th1n
range. Jcnf1i rtg'>' first of three trey'> C'UI ii 10 J0..26 in
the third quarter. and th:u\ 3, cl~c as JI v.·ould
'We tried to get
our composure to-
gether, we tried to
press and push
ourselves, but it
was like quicksand
and the deeper we
got •
--lll'ttl Estancia acting coach
C\CI get
"I h:l\e 10 tell \'ou."
con!Lnued Bo)tt •. ul'm
.... fully proud of the~
lid'> 1'hey've gone
through a loc of adv•er·
Mt~ They ktst lheu
co:i1.·h lRuu Da\tS. ""ho
I!'> 1n a three-mon1h re.'
cupera11on follov.1111
recent back surgery·)
anJ v.e\c had nu1ner·
ou~ i.1cknc~scs and 1nJu-
nci.
Wahz !ipcnt the year
.,..1th a full·lenglh knee
brace to counter a c:al-
cium buildup in 1he
knee; Dr.ilte slarted dci.p1te an anlle injury: Jen·
nings came ofT the ~nch 1n defiance o( a pulled
h:ims1nn1; Cyndi RlC.hard) ,."hobbled for much of
-UT&M._I
aRllFLY
DCC women's tennis continues its domination
AVOID FOOT & ANKLE SURGERY•
A Fl/EE SEMINAi/
The Oranae Coast College
womcn'1 tennis team dominated ln • -
ain&Jes and doublet on 111 inau;aural ,,,,,_,.
trip 10 1he Pacific Coast lnvit•· ~--
llonal. hol1ed Sa1uiday end Sunday by Sou1h-
wcstem Colleae in Otula Vista.
Coach J:rinicc Moran'1.Pir1tea swept all three
Oiahts In doubles.. and won 2 of 3 crowm in
ain&lc:s, led by double-winneri TOO'Mee Clo and
Amy Cook. cao dcJcatcd teammate Kamala Rajkumar,
6-1, 6-2. I• 1he B aroop (ror ....... pl1)<n
ranked No. 3 and 4 on their rapectiw teams),
"'hile Cook won 1hc C arooP tinaln finel °'"r
Delly LaRuc of Colleac ol 1hc Dcltn, 6-1, 6-1.
a.lit Ind Coo comblllCd lo. cllllnl Ille 8
"""" doubla lllle, while ~ 1.-d
with H .. 1hcr Rainey 10 win 1hc C "°"p dou·
blescrowt1.
;..,. JOMS end Clndy Rcyet WOil the A
llOUp -llMI by de(1ull.
, ... Et 11r• a1nr• II DI•
Neop1111t1•r lflell-Cld • ·=: .:•a:--e ... s: ~ " .............. v.llJf
............ , l' ...... n·a•-~'hnctMT 1112 ' •t• .. , .. , .... •r ....,
•• •
record bolder, will meet Cen1r1l Coas1 Section
champion AJ. Eventcy o( Monte~ Hi&h in
the 160-pound lint·round match, Friday at the
University or Pacific's Spanos Center in Stock·
ton.
Len rieldcr Juon Mintd CtuShcd x
three doubles and walloped a solo •
home Nn 10 lfiaer Ranc:Ho San·
11qo Co11cae·• ol!CllSi"" bomb•rd-
ment Saturday, u the bolt Dons h&nune~
Onna• Cou1, 1$-3, I• IJt o .. ,,.. EmpiR ,Coa·
rercnce butball opener.
Miotlcl, 4 for 4 with lbree RBI aod lour NN
llCORd, 1-M ol! DCC lllltff Mort Gird-
ner Ill 1hl IOCOlld IMiftc, p.iq the Dool 1 1.0
IHd.
Tbay blot• k opea en<t clluod Owocr 1a
th& lotart~ --Niii. DCC (W tMn11. 0.1 lol _,.,_). loltr at,_.......,_ ... .., .. __
P\l 1111"9'1 'J.D..4 ....... -... n.
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GI I Cllul ... • 'Ill I 1011 -•T 11ut,.....
•
VIAllIII'lll IWllP iuilbl Ill
J-iftior Shannon s.,rk>r 1oucd a
c:omplc1e:1amc:. four~hlt shutout lft '='
1he opener, and 1enlor Beth ~-·-~
Howard. flK'iA& au bu1 one baucr,
1hrew • f~·hlt llllulOlll la tho •iahl<lp, u vio-
ilina Southem c.Jlromil CollcJ•_ twepc Cal
s .... Saa llenwdlno. J.() IJtd 5-o, la • --
confer<-IDllbllll doublebeoder SUutday.
SCC r..pro.ed IO 5-3: CS Su Be-.0
feU to 7· 7. lutUor loll flddef Came Neboo -
4 lor 7 ill Ille rwia-bill fbo Ille V_.
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TIMI ,._ (ZW) -ID -cj•1rtcr .... ot a.J, 12·7 Md 16-13, .,._
(oro •PPioC Ille a•loo ID 21-19 widl J:J6
len IA lbe llnt boll Ulllllilol ._1rw.
pauina and aolid ttrecn1 10 tne i• froat-
murt playen U\ lbe pejnt. the bolas oe1ted
.U b•• °"" of their 14 llnt-balf lleld ..... trom within aUc feet. iod\Mllna t:iPt
l1Y)lps.
• .. 1 thout,t our man-to-tnu 'Mltntt •• kl han le tbtir olfe:uo. bl,U ii .,.
etty clea r that we were pttia&
cared,"' J1kool<y said or Newt>wy hit's '
"early efficiency.
So, durina a timeout with 3:32 let\ Ja-
lu>sky chose 10 1blndoo 1bc Tan' llldo-
ark man-u~man. in CaYOt ot a 1-2-2
'zone, Newb•ry Port manoae<t }"'! live
'ftekl plJ lbc tell or lhe WI)', iadudilll ?bnly one in the towtb period. _
':'I: Ewrts. who paced the winnen wilb 22
Joints, sin&Jc·handedly kept her team
dose with 14 first-half points. But tho visi-
Jbrs entc~rcd the locker rliJOlll trallinJ. JO..
')).
"I told them we were aivina the Jl!llC
away," Jakosky said o! her intcrmwion
OOdress. "We'd missed six free throws. in-
cluding three front ends of onc~and-oncs.
we missed about five layups. and we bad
more turnovers (seven) than we were used 10 seeing. I told them if they didn't want·
to continue 10 hand the game to (New-
bury Park), they would have to come out
ood compete -hard."
·r Jak.osky also ordertd a Cull-court press.
t-vhich helped set the auressive Newpon
kone after the break. -i: Evarts converted the Tan fint sccond-
J\alC possession with a 10-COOI jumper,
.1hcn converted a steal off the press fot a ~ayin to send the road-weary Harbor root-
le rs into an uproar.
11 The press led 10 13 sccond·hal( tum-
pvers by the Panthers, who ha4.Just four
' ~ST~CIA ,, .. , ....
ihe yeor with a knee 1n1ury; as well · as
other assorted illnesses and bull)ps O'Ycr
1hc season.
II required two hours of "last-minule"
work. by Estancia 's 1raincr on Jenni rigs to
put her to a level where she could per·
fo rm Saturday niJht.
If there were complaints to be made of-
fensively, there weren't a lot dcfens.ivcly.
Karla Dominguez stood out with tour
.Qeals against a team wh.icb was pilty or
i'7 turnovers. And il's San Lull ObtSpO
whtch advances with a 17-10 record.
On the surface and throu&h six deep
.Jhc Eagles (21·S) were a championship
.iibcr unit, but in reality it wasn't enough
"'
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--...... lotllod IO pWI lho Ton -41-40 wlih J:-19 loll.
T'9 IWO teliDI lnded lumoYerl tbc
-1:11, -Hudlo rebounded • Ncwpon mill. and wu fouled attcmptin1
lho follow willl 2'38 lcfl.
Heads bil tbe tecond free throw to tic
M, and Nowbtay Port miued two field
pl 11111111* llld the fro111 end or a one·
=~-HMdlo Pn\ 1he decisiv<
•
::, .,.. :1;m ':" ~::~ -:.:-:
i..·DDll ·----,_ID-
- -• lltP~ID1loo!hnS----·-did llor job. whidi -10 pl ,.. iG&o °"''' 1," Mc.Nwo said. "The oecood r-•"--id -OllClo bor • bero, but sbe"I Mea • hero In 1 lal of
,.,... lhio ,eor. HNlher abouJd be vuy,
very proud or 1ho w1y tho pla)«I lhrwp
patn (• llKIS !tlCl•tc homper<d her 111
tcuon) and toalributed to the teJ.at. She
scored _. polou lhon lnY "litl In ibe
Southern Section Sat-
urday. No one on our
Julie WuteU nearly made 1 runnina team should hana
ooe-baodct while bell\f fouled on the their head/'
Pulben' final pounl'Of1. She missed Jointna Robinson
both free throws with four seconds left. oa the dlstln&uished
bowcwr, ind Dianne: Pulido wrapped up lilt for the MustaD£S
her 1am-hi&h lltb rebound to 1et otf a (18-8) were Do,
wild Newport celcbralkm. Banua and Corri Lur·
Heads followed Evarts in the scoring mann.
column with aevcn points. but Pulido The s-root-6 Do,
(four rebounds and a •Steal down the ... Robinson who like Robinson,
streu:b), Olyton (rour rebounds. ,three as· Banua and five other
sbtl and three steals, including two in the . Mus1an.g • seniors
finaJ hliO minutes), Schutz (a clutch steal played their prep sw~ song. fan11hed ~Ith
and six rebounds), and reserves Tina Bow-a career-high 14 points and added eight
man Snd Can Heads all added to the rebounds. Sailon' amotheriOa dcf~nsc. The 5.9 Banua _collected a ~reer-high.
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16 boards to go wttb her slJc points. while
Lurmann. a 6-0 sophomore who will lead
next year's relurners, fmished with 1.0
points 'nd nine rebounds.
Kristi Rohr, a 6-1 sophomore, led four
Pira(cs with al least 16 points, finlshin&
with 27. Senior guard Kaci Scoggin (20),
S-11 sophomore center Kirsten Pedersen
(17) and junior guard Sheny Bjorklund
(16) also were key for lhe winnen.
"They had too many weapons,'" Mc-
Namce said. "Teams bavc averaged less
than 36 points the last 13 games against
us. and 1hcy scored &s."
McNamec credited defensive adjust-
ments 3nd Mesa's now-trademark re-
bounding tcilacily (1otaling SI lo equal
1hc sum amassed in last year's Sou thern
to offset the CQnstant handica p.
wasn't meant to be/' said Boyce.
"It i'usl Regional upset of lop-ranked f\1orning·
side) for helping overcome a 44-38 half·
time deficit to force cwcrtimc. ..... -........ UT&SICIA4S
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Colifornia Repoow final,
LcAnn K.umcr collected 12 ol ber
,.me·billl> 20 poiots on 16 rree throw II·
tempts to lead the Pirates, who open in
Thund~::te Tournament 1pinst San Ma1co .
Kllmer added nloe nbounds. while
America RA>bledo aod Flo Luppaoi 1bo
po&tcd doublc-r11ure scorin1 ni&bU.. rtn·
ishina whb 14 1od 11 poinlS, respe<tlvcly.
Luppani, who hit all three or her licld
goals from three-point ranae. added nine
assists an'd six rebounds, while Kazmer
added four blocks and three steals It> .help
C.oaeh Mike Thornton's PiratCJ imProve
10 21·12. •
The visi\On shot 409' in lhe ri.nt half to
Rivusidc's 30.396, and 1hc Tiacn man-
aacd only two free throws (hittln& one)
bcJorc intermission.
Orange Cotil hit only 10 or 29 field
goal attempts (34.59') in tho second half,
but benefited from 16 free-lhrow ti•
tempts, hitti"J JO •
Tiie TI&m (26-10) wen l!KM lw VJ.
ur&inia v11o1e1.... (14 pOlntl. IS ,._
bounds. rout tit.ab end lb.rte ~bloc ..........
shou~ *' well u Alldrey McMlltl)I (15
poinu ond seven bollds~
The Pir:UO' daimed a 27·21 balfiiM
lel\d and m:adc it stand '1P IO n:tead tllcir
season.
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Pirates' men in near-miss
The Orange Coast t College men's basketball
team had Jts 5ea&on
ended Saturday night 111
Moorpark, but not be·
fore a Curious rally al·
most gave the Pi.rates a Southern Cali-
r~rni:i Regional fitSl •rQUnd upset.
Moorpark (24-8) led 82·73 wilh 4:5o
left, bul the Pin1te1 went on a 10.2 run
to cut the dertcit to one with 2:04 re·
maining.
.Domion Morbley paced 1he Pir11tc1
(13·17) with 28 poUus and six re·
. bounds, before foulin& out.
Corn ell Archer and Derck Roche
11dded 16 and IS points, rcspcclivcly,
for the visitors, who trailed, 44-43, at
half1imc.
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Partner oPem the biddinc with two
no uump. What do you bid now!
A.-lr you play the modem ~
of 21·22. make the 'f'ah.M bid of a.s.
DO trump. If your ranp ia the o&d·
fuhioned 22·24. you thould invite.
panel Uam by raWna: to five no
tNmp. That'• forcinc to slam and
uk1 partner to bid • pand ll&m .
with • mu:imum.
EMPLOYMENT ElllPLOYllENT EMPLOYJIEHT llDCBANl>WI
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