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THE NEWPORT BEACH • Morphin towel and Crt!li >Our Mi~ty ~~'( •
Hay, Newport,
It's nothing to
get hostile abolit
M ichael Evangelho is a 24-
year-old aspiring film-
maker from Toronto •
~nada. He already has big plans
to produce his first nick -"Hor-
ror at the Hostel," a fun little nail·
biter set in a youlh hostel.
.....
Yolml
Editor's
Notebook
"l want to
have it ready for
the Sundance
Film Festival (in
Idaho)," says
Evangelho, a
cleancut, charm·
ing, articulate
graduate of New
York University's
film school.
And to gather
fodder for his •
suspense thriller,
Evangelho has
been staying at
the Colonial In n
Youth Hostel in Huntington
Beach. He hopes to return -
after his concepts gel -to set the·
film at the hostel on 8th Street
near Downtown Huntington. .
Dul the Colonial lnri itself isn't '
a horrific site, according to Evan--
gelho and other guests who sat on
the porch one sunny afternoon,
enjoying the weather, a cigarette
or two and each other's company.
ln fact, the warm, family atmos-
·phere and the camaraderie of the
international clicntcle have made
Evangelho a return customer. He
stays at the Colqnial Inn ~henever
he's in the area.
"It's got the best reputation,''
said Evangelho. "And it beats
staying in a hotel by yourself."
A few pliles down the coast,
some folks in Newport Beach act
like \hey~vc already seen Evnn-
gelho's horror Cilm-to·be. They're
scared out of their wits that a pro-
posed hostel across the street from
City Hall will bring score~ of
rowdy young travelers and va·
grants who party until all hours
an~ cheapen the city's image as a
sparkling tourist destination.
Succumbing to these fears, as
well as to a concern abou t lack of
parking, the Newport Beach Plan-
ning Commission earlier this
month rejected the proposal for
the 50-bed International Back-
packer's Inn at 430 32nd St. The
City Council will reveiw the hostel
proposal Monday night.
· Opponents worry about the hos-
tel becoming a magnet for unruly
"surf punks" and inland (gasp)
teens. Yet in the next breath, they
fret that three parking spaces at
the site won't be enough because,
in the words of one resident, the ·
hostel guests could easily rent a
car "with their parents' credit
cards."
If hostel guests are supposed to
be of the undisciplined, runaway
sort (as locals believe), would they
really use credit cards? For a
plush rental car? Besides, the
parking s~e complaint is just
plain silly.
Having frequented hostels my-
self while in college, I know hostel
patrons seldom rent cars, primaril)'.
because it goes against the spirit
of traveling on the cheap. Hostel
patrons are usually college stu-
(Jents and adventurous travelers
who thrive on the challenge of
using public transit and other
thrifty modes of transportation.
This is true even in Southern
California, land of the automobile.
1 have known young foreign travel-
ers who have preferred to bicycle
· o{ even walk 10 ,miles rather than
call a taxi or rent a car.
At the Colonial Inn ono recent
week, only two or the 30 guests
had cars. And if they rent a car,
Colonial inn patrons typically do
so. for onfS' a day at a time, for an
outing to Los Angeles or other
farther sites, according to manaaer
Brcgita Marshall.
Despite ahe absurdity of New-
port's preoccupation with parking,
the investors behind International
Backpacker's arc working diU·
acntly to find additional car spac-
es. Andrew Grace and Philip Bos·
ton will also hold a-community
meotina toniaht, beginning at 7:30,
In the City Hall council
chamben to thorouahly explain
their project to reaidcnts
... YOICOU....8
• ,
hedd for the beach!
f njoy a perfect
summer day with temperatures
in the.> 7Ds after a few morning
low clouds.
See Weather, Page 2
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District
prepares ~
for change
As l he c/Js.\ of ·~4 celebrates
11s ne,\found freedom. the
Newport-Mes:i Unified School
Di:.tricc prep:m:s for signific:int
change: in" three of its four high
:.chools.
The district is m r/Je process
of /tiring three new high school
pnncipab, ;is
one was
promoted .
OllC
rr;imfen:d
Jnd :i tl11rd
left the
di!>t rict.
At th~ end
What people
are saying
about school
district.
Page 5
of his fir:,t .se>hool retir ar
Nc.:\\port-.\1e:.J, S~perintendcnt
.\!Jc Bernd ~ays ir W.'.l.s a )ear of
/lc,1/mg afrer the tumult of tl1c
disrrict's cmbczzlemeJH scand.il
:inJ impa:.)ioned calls from
community members for J
i:hange of le.'.ldership.
•··The remJrbb/c thing >Jbout •
our commumty and our school
district is that 11e\·e worked
together to re!>pond tO the
Do~ ltAC:H, DAILY PILOT
Sara Curtis, left, and Teresa Brenner embrace after being named graduates at Corona del Mar High Tuesday.
• cha/lengt'." Bernd ::.aid "/ Htc.':1'1
of letcing our rrouble.s tear u~
tipJrt, there h;1::. been rem:uJ.:;ibJc
untty here."
.Pomp .-nd circumstance
Commencement ceremonies were
held at the four Newport-Mesa Unified
School District high schools Tuesday.
Following are highlights of the
ceremonies.
Ceattl MeH Hl1h Schoel
Ceremony: Pacific Amphithc\ltrc
Seniors graduated: 233
Estimated attendance: 4,000
Speakers: Jenny Avitia, salutatorian;
Michael Nguyen and Chad Van Sweden,
co-valedictorians; Joseph Havens,
faculty speaker
Class gift: has not been decided yet
soul want to go ... something inside
you knows when you're on the right .
path." His speech received a standing
ovation from the graduating class.
Nguyen told his classmates they
should strive to create a world of peace·
and harmony for people of all races,
declaring: "Too often, our minds are
taught to measure success in material
terms ... but love ::ind caring are what
our world needs."
7" Joyzc/le Davis
l1tancla Hl1h School
Ccrcmon): Orange Co:tit College's
Lenard Stadium
Seniors graduated: 264
Estimated nttcnd:rncc: 2,000
Havens, who was selected as the
school's teacher of the year, advised the
graduating class to "have a good time,"
but he urged his former students to
"think, reflect, discover and argue what
having a good time is." He told them to
follow their heart in choosing their
careers -"go where your body and
Speakers: Joel Johnson, salutatorian;
Sa.ndra Vallejo, ASO president; Lisa
Burns and Tracy O'Connor, graduates
Class gin: no information available
See GIADUATION/P•1• 2
\Luc \tA11.n,, DAIL\: r1LOT
Newport Harbor's Carrie Gabriel, 18, gets a little bubbly at commencement.
SUMMER'S HERE!
Body surfers at The Wedge hold homage
to the official arrival of the new season
'Yaahoo!" Spurred by big waves, a
hot sun and a few bottles
of cheap champagne, the
intoxicating scream was heard at
least once every five minutes
Tuesday at The Wedge, where two
dozen bodyslft'fers gathered for
their annual "Salute to the
Summer Solstice" party.
They were stoked for s~mmer's
arrival.
"Wt;'vc been doing this for
years," said Mel' Thoman, the
unofficial organizer of the event.
"We also bust out the champagne
for the vernal equinox (first day of
sprina). And the autumnal
equinox. And winter solstice, too."
The Wedge, the renowned strip
or beach nt the tip of the Balboa
Peninsula, is a bodysµrfer's dream.
When the swell rolls in, it
bounces off the harbor jetty and
propels toward the beach, creating
waves in excess of 15 feet.
Several years ago, Thoman and
friends created "The Wedge
Preservation Society."
T,he group encourages
bodysurfing in the area and works
diligently to keep the beach
beautiful, orchestrating several
clenn·up gigs throughout the year.
They even convinced the City
Council to outlaw flotation devices
lee IUMMlll/Po .. I
Popular caa111na ca11aaa -1nstructor ·
arrated on cblrge of selling drugs
~ Albert Rizzo Ill allegedly
sold cocaine to undercover
Newport detective. '
BY Lou.AJirN BAIHIDA, STAFP Warru
NEWPORT BEACH -A pro-
fcaor at Coastline Community
Colleac hu been arrested on sus·
picion or sellina nearly $9,000
worth of cocaine to u undercover
Newpon Beach detective, police
records show. •
Alben Rizzo Ill, 1 popular' In·
SINCIOf (Or Colllline'S lrlUIT\llic
head injury proJram since 1986,
was arrested Fnday by · Newport
Beach police after allegedly selling
eight ounces of cocaine valued at
$6,800 to an undercover detective
near Pacific Coast Highway in
Huntington Bench.
The Lona Beach resident, who
apparently operates a psychologi·
cal practice out of his home, also
alleaedly 1e>ld two ounces or co-
caine valuect at $1,700 to an un·
dercover Newport Beach detective
prior to f riday•a sale, accord in& to
reports. • ....... ,.....
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ON THiCOVER
lhe painting on top
of page 1 today is by
local artist Anne
Davis-Johnson. For
information on original
paintings, call
722-7136.
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INDIX
Almanac ...................... 2
Cityside .............. , ........ 2
Classified ......... · ............ 9
Jerry Kobrin ................. 3
Police files .... "' ............. 2
Sports .......................... 6
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Atter. long .haul, expansion
of Auto Club finally OK'd
.,_ It took five more hours
of debate Monday, but
Costa Mesa council put
aside concerns about
traffic, general plan
changes and apP.roved
the project.
Bv TINA BORGAITA, SrArr W11rru
Dv the time the council finished
voting on all aspects of the expan·
sion -,ju.st after midnight -
member) had spent more than fi"e
hour:> lbtenmg to re!tidcnt com-
ment!> and d1scus~ing the project.
' In the end. only the general
plan mnendment drew opposition.
Ma,or Sandv Genis and Council·
m:in Jay Humphrey voted ag:unst
the general plan • amendment.
"hich chansed the zoning of the
.site at 3333 Fain iew Road from
COSTA MESA _ After months an 1ndu trial par~ to an urb::in
of debate and time spent hn!tlHng commercial center.
out details, the City Council on That amendment "'ill allo'"' the
Monday finally appro,ed the Auto Auto Club to double us e~isting
Club's c.~pansion plan _ but not office pace to nearly l million
without a lengthy di cussion th:ll square feet and consohdate its nd-
iome residents likened to "beating ministrati-.e .staffi., which are cut-
a dead horse." rentl.. split bct"ccn here and a
The two concern \\hich caui.cd Los Angeles office. Genis w3s con-
the council to delay us vote earlier ccrncd those pl:ans would create
this month -wh~thcr trnffic pro-an undc.sirabte increase in traffic.
jcctions were accurate and wheih· In fact, Genis voiced that con·
er a general plan amendmenl to cern numerous time throughout
FCzonc the site was in the best in· the dis,u\Sion. At one · point, ·~he terc~t or the community _ again ~uggeMcd amendin& the project
dominnted the council's discussion · term so that the city could halt
The council also spent a signifi· the Auto Club's c'pan~ion if re-
cant amount of 1imc diiCUI ina 3 suiting traffic ucceds the pro-
third issue -what the city's ri&lm jection • despite s1a(f auuranccs
would be if tbe Auto CJub aban· that the projections -.ere reliable.
dons the project. That concern Genis' proposal *DI thrown out,
w11 laid to rest, however, -hen however, after Auto Oub ataomey
City Attorney Thomas Kathe as-Rob Klotz told the council that
sured members that the cotancil the ame~dment would be "unac·
could dissolvt the site's develop-ccptable.'
ment plans i( the Auto Club tr:sns· ''I don't ace how I can auppon
fen ownership or occupancy of the , this.•· Genis said of the aenent
property. • lff ARe ~ 4
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.. • 10 Tuesday, June 21 , 1994
ACROSS
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, 15~word USP aon
17Tet1Qram
18 Oft Ifie -weird 19 Oef .. ting
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20=:grad
21 Diil llema 23 Multitudes 25 Lucy's partner
26Y&M 27 Prompted
52 Mllc::hievoul
gh0$1
56 Foui qts
57 LMl!'S COUWI
58-0lfice
59 In .adlbon
60Bouldet
61 T ""° niCke11 62 Motel lreeble
63 Sharpened
6' Thin 65 Part of a shoe
DOWN 1 Sapphire or
ruby 2 Napoleon's
pu111snmeo1
3 Bl\ ol greeneiy
4 Part of a sock
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32 Roomier
35Loveseat
• 5 Making kitten
no1ses
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6 Gems said 10
/r:quenter var 47 Make up (lo<)
4'8 ·-vioe·
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38 Assembly -37 Eve's spouse
38 Actfest Burnett
39 F aa11ng period
40Pros ind-
be untuclly
7 Pass the word 8Ass•sl
9Propped up
30 Smger Murray
31 Fishtng ~r 32 Texas city
South West
1 NT Pus
2 . Pus
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2 + Dbl 4 ~ PUI
IONeeds 33 ()biec1 ot
devotlOO
49 ArC1ic dwelling 50Twangy
•t• 3009-alk/alk No SS dOWn, take over
i.a ... 18 mo. at $581 mo. Must quality.
~FYBRITC) 444·2414 41 lodgmg places
•2 Mtlltaiy posts 43 Thegood -
11 Gas"and water
t 2 EKcellent t3M1sts
3" Yellow llo'Ner
35 Beaoh cover 36 Peruv1an
51 Marry secretly
52Luau!'lous
53"1 m-yoor
Opening lead: Jack of+
For 35 years. during the 1lory
days of New Yorlr'1 famed Caven-
dish Club. its executive aecretary
war. Rudy Muhsam. With quiet di·
plomacy he handled the egos of the
many bridge stars wh'o were mem·
hers. dealt with committees which
included prima donnas and built the
club into the worhl's premier rubber
bridge club. Its roster included all
the great players or the era. includ-
ing many foreign expert.a. His death
ONLY it t,iOOt days 21 Gloomy animal
38-vtnegltr 42 Actor Lancaster
44Made~ual
45Mosqu~
lrteksl"
5" Deities 55 Bad 59Dookey
'8 5 3 8 o SE·
Completely loaded.
Centura wheele. tmmac cones. N/Smkr,
Ju1t tuned. Dl1trH1
Sale-Mu1t Sell!
44 Whir1c><><>l 22 Perfect 45 Corsage llower 46 Root overhang
48 Debris left by a
24 Artteles 27T111e
glacier
28 Flying saucers abbr
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or Job• A SSI Send Coit $850, must sell
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tory of good a and ser· Pre1tlglou1 Fa1hlon do1. Wa1her hooks qullllled buyera 10 abandoned pell. 6• a Lo ad• d w I many vices aroundl l1land 1eltlng. $25K+. up to kitchen faucet. calll volunteer/foater. Call extra• $6500. Muat
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THE NEWPORT BEACH • •
Hey, Newport,
It's nothing to
get hostile about
M ichael ~vangelho is a 24-
year-old aspirit\g film·
maker from Toronto,
~nada. He already has bif plans
to produce his first nick -"Hor·
ror at the Hostel," a fun little nail-
biter set in a youth hostel.
Editor's
Notebook
"I want to
have it ready for
the Sundance
Film Festival (in
Idaho)," sais
-Evangclho, a
cleancut, charm·
ing, articulate
gradµate of New
York University's
film school.
And to gather
fodder for his
suspense thriller,
Evangelho has
been staying at
the Colonial Inn
Youth Hostel in Huntington
Beach. He hopes to.return -
after his concepts gel -to, set the
film at the hostel on 8th Street
near Downtown Huntington.
Dut the Colonial Inn itself isR't
a horrific site, according to Evan-
gelho and other guests who sat on
the porch one sunny afternoon,
enjoying the weather, a cigarette
or two and each other's company.
In fact, the warm, family atmos-
phere and the camaraderie of the
international clicntele have made
Eva!'gelho a return customer. He
stays at the Colonial Inn whenever
he's in the area.
"h's got the best reputation,"
•said Evangelho. "And it beats
staying in a hotel by yourself."
A few miles down the coast,
some folks in Newport Be ach act
like they've alrendy seen Evan-
gelho's horror film-to-be. They're
scared out of their· wits that a pro-
posed hostel across the street from
City Hall will ~ring scores of •
rowdy young travelers and va-
grants who party unt il all hours •
and cheapen the city's image as a
sparkli ng tourist des tination.
Succumbing to these fears, as
well as to a concern about la ck of
parking, the Newport Beach Plan·
ning Com'mission earlier this
month rejected the proposal for
the 50-bed International Back·
packer's Inn at 430 32nd St. The
City Council will reveiw the hostel
proposal Monday night.
Opponents worry about the hos-
tel becoming a magnet for unruly
.. surf punks" and inland (gasp)
teens. Yet in the next breath, they
fret that three parking spaces at
the site won't be enough because,
in the words of one resident, the
hostel guests could easily rent D
car "with their parents' credit
cards."
If hostel gue.sts arc supp6sed to
be of the undisciplined, runaway
sort (as locals believe), would they
really use crbdit cards? For a
plush rental car? Besides, the
parking space complaint is just
plain silly.
Havi ng frequented hostels my·
self while in college, I know hostel
patrons seldom rent cars, primarily
because it goes against the spirit
of traveling on the cheap. Hostel
patrons arc usually college stu-
dents and adventurous travelers
who thrive on the challenge of
using public transit and other
thrifty· modes of transportation.
This is true even in Sovthern
California, land of the automobile.
1 have known young foreign travel-
ert who have preferred to bic)'c1e
O( even walk 10 miles rather than
call a taxi or rent a car.
At the Colonial Inn one recent
week, only two of the 30 guests
had can. And if they rent a car,
Colonial Inn patrons typically do
so for only a day at a time, for an
outing to Los Angeles or othCT
farther sites, according to l}lanager
Brcgita Marshall.
Despite the absurdity of New·
port's preoccupation with parking,
the investors behind International
Backpacker's arc working dili·
aently to find additional car spac·
es. Andrew Grace and Philip Bos·
ton will also hold a community
meeting tonight, beginning at 7:30,
In the City Hall council
chamben to thorouahly explain
their project to residents
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Morphin lowel and
head for the becJth'
Enjoy a perfect
~ummer day with temperatures
m the 70s after a few morning
low douds.
See Weather, T:age 2
Winner of California Newspap er Publishe~s Association's General Excellence Award for 1993
District
'prepares
for change
A s the cl:J~!) of '94 cclebra1cs
it> nc:wfound frc:t:dom. the
N e1\pOrt-.\lcs:J Unified Schoo)
Dis1rict prcpJrcc; for significant
ch:tns.e7n-rptec<Jilfs Tour liigh·---
schoo/s.
The diMric1 /)in Ille proces>
of hmng rhn·e nc1\ high school
princip:ils .1\
one 11 as
promoted,
one
1r:1mfcrcd
anJ a thirJ
left the
\Vhat people
are saying
about sc hool
district.
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• d1~trict.
• A t 1hc end
Dos Luc11. DAILY 1'1tut
uf llis lirst ~chc>ol yc:ir at
\'ell porr-.\1c ~:1, Superinzendcnt
.\!:le Bernc.J ~3\s 11 was a ~ear uf
/Jc.1/ing after ihc tumult ~f 1)1~.
c.Jis1nc1 's i:mbcait'ment sc:Jnd.1/
.111d smpJsswncJ calls from
community members for J
change of leJdqrship.
.. The rcmarkJb/c thing about
our community and our school
dh,crict is chat we·\'e worked
wgcther co respond lO the
ch:i//engr:." Bernd s:11"d ... ln>te.1c.J
Sara Curtis, left, and Teresa Brenner embrace after being named graduates at Corona del Mar High Tuesday.
of /r..•cring our troubles tc:Jr U\
:ip.irr. there 11:1~ been rem<Jrf..a ble
un11y here."
Pomp and, circumstance
C '· ommencement ceremomcs were
he!J at the four ~port-Mesa Unified
· ·School District high schools Tuesday.
Foll<>Wing are highlights of the
ceremonies.
Ce1t• Me .. Hl1h School
Ceremony: Pacific Amph itheatre
Seniors graduated: 233
Estimated auend:tncc: 4,000 •
Speakers: Jenny Avitia, salut;uorian;
Michael Nguyen and Chad Van Sweden,
co-valedictorians; Joseph Havens,
faculty speaker
Class gin: has not been decided yet
Have ns, who was selected as the
school's teacher of the year, advised the
graduating class to "have a good time,"
but he urged his former students 10
"think, reflect, discover and argue what
soul want to go ... something inside
you knows when you're on the right
path." His speech received a standing
ovation from the graduating class.
Nguyen told his classmates they
should strive to create a world of peace
and harmony for 'people of all races,
declaring: ''Too often, our minds arc
taught to measure success in material
terms ... but love and caring are what
our world needs."
-Joyze//e Davis
l st•ncl• Hl1h School
Ceremony: Orange Coast College's
LcBard Stadium
Seniors grnduntcd: 2~
Estimated attendance: 2,000
J
-' having a good time is .. " He told them to
follow their heart in choosing their
careers -"go where your body and
Speakers: Joel Johnson, salutatori an;
Sandra Vallejo, ASD president; Lisa
Durns and Tracy O'Connor, graduates
Class gift: no information available .\lAll<' \1A1tn ,. D~tLT r1LOT
S•• GllADUATION/P•t• 3 • Newport Harbor's Carrie Gabriel, 18, gets a little bubbly at commencement.
SUMMER'S HERE!
Body surfers at The Wedge hold homage
to the official arriv al of the new seas on
BY DAVID Hsrrz, STA,, Wurn
J
'Yaahool" Spurred by big waves, a
hot sun and a few boltles
of cheap champagne, the
intoxicating scream was heard al
least once every five minutes
Tuesday at The Wedge, where two
dozen bodysUlftrs gathered for
their annual .. Salute to the
Summer Solstice" party.
1:1\~ were stoked for summer's
arnval.
"We've been doing this for
years," said Mel Thoman, the
unofficial organizer or the event.
"We also bust out the champagne
for the vernal equinox (first day or
sprina). And the autumnal
equinox. And winter solstice, too."
The Wedge, the renowned strip
of beach at the tip of the Balboa
Peninsula, is a tfodysurfer's dream.
l When the swell rolls in, it
'Oounccs ore the harbor jetty and
propels townrd the beach, creating
waves in excess of 15 feet. ..
Several years ago,.Thoman and
friends created "The Wedge
Preservation Society."
The group encourages
bodysurfing in the area and works
diligently to keep the beach
beautiful, orchestrating several
clean-up gigs throughout the year.
They even convinced the City
Council to outlaw flotation devices
helUMMllt/P• .. I
Popular CDasllna College Instructor
arrestad on charge of salllng drugs
. ..._ Albert Rizzo Ill allegedly
sold coca ine to undercover
Newport detective.
BY Lof.IAMN I AIHIDA, STAfF Wm-ta
NEWPORT BEACH -A pro-
feuor at Coastline Community
Collete hu been arre1ted on 1us·
plck>n of scllina nearly $9,000
wonh of cocaine to an undercover
Ncwpon Be1eh detcccNe. police
recordl show.
Alben Rizzo Ill. a popular in-
structor for Coa111ine'1 traumatic:
head Injury pro$ram since 1986,
was arrested Fnday by Newport
Beach police aflcr allegedly selling
eight ounces of cocaine valued at
$6,800 to an undercover detective
near Pacific Coast Highway in
Huntinaton Beach.
The Lona Beach resident, who
apparently operates a psychologi·
cal practice out or his home, also
alleaedly sold two ounces of co-
caine valued at Sl,700 to. an un·
dercover Newport Beach detecti~
prior to Friday's sale, accordin& to
re pons.
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ON THI COVER
The painting on top
of page 1 today is by
local artist Anne
Davis-Johnson. For
information on original
paintings, call
722-7136.
NUM81RS
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CIRCULATION 800·252-9141
CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5678
RETAIL ADS 642-4321
NEWSROOM 540-, 224
NEWS FAX 646-4170
HOTLINE 642-6086
SPORTS 642-4330
INDIX
Almanac ...................... 2
Cityside ....................... 2
Classified ................ : ..•. 9
Jerry Kobrin ................. 3
Police files ..........•........ l
Sports .......................... 6
.Alter long _haul, expansion
of ·Auto Club finally OK'd
.-It took five more hours
of debate Monday, but
Costa Mesa council put
aside concerns about
traffi c, general plan
changes and approved
the project.
Bv T1NA BORGAlTA, Su.tr \\'u n 1t
COST A MESA -After months
of debate and time spent ha~hing
out details, the Caty Council on
Monday finally appro,cd the Auto
Club's c~pa nsion plan -but not
without a l~ngthy discussion that
some residents likened to "be:iting
a dend horse."
The two concerns \\h1ch c:iu!.cd
the council to delay its \Ote earlier
this month -whether traffic pro·
jcctions were accurate nnd wheth·
er a general plan ame1Jdmcnt to
rezone the site wns in the be~t in-
terest or the community -agnin
dominated the council's discussion.
The council also spent a si&nifi·
cant amount of time discussing a
th ird issue -what tile city's rights
would be if the Auto Club ab:an·'
dons the project. Th:u concern
was laid to rest, however, when
Ciry Attorney Thomu Kathe U·
sured mcmben that the council
could diaotve the sitc'1 develop-
ment plans if the Auto Club trans·
fen ownership or occupancy of the
property .
By the 11me the council frni:.hcd
\Ot rng on all aspecb of the expan -
sio n -JUSt after midnight -
members h:id spent more than fo·c
hours Ii tenmg t? residen t . com·.":)
ments and discussing the pro1ect.
In 1hc end, only the general
plan amen dment drew opposition.
Mayor Sand)' Genis anJ Council·
man Jay l lump~rc~ voted ag3inst
the general pbn amendment,
\\hich ch:inged the zoning or the
site at 3333 Fait"\ icw Road from
an indu trial park to an urban
commercial center.
That amendment will allm" the
Auto Club to double its C"<isting
offic~ pace 10 ne3rJy I m11li9n
square feet nnd consolidate its nd·
ministrativc staffs, "'hich arc cur-
rently spilt bct\\ccn here and a
Los Angeles office. Gerth "as con-
cerned tho'e plans \\Ould create
an undesirable increase in tr;tf'fic.
In fact, Geni • voiced that con·
cern numerous tames throughout
the discu sion. At one point, she
suggested amcntlina the pro,ect
terms '° that the city could halt
the Auto Club's expansion if re-
sulting lraffic uceed the pro-
Jections, Jc pile staff 1ssurance1
that the projections were reliable.
Genis' proposal wu thrown out.
however, after Auto Oub attorney
Rob Klotz told the council that
the amendment would be "unac-·
cepteblc."
"I doft't iec hOw l can support
this;,' Genis uid of the aencral
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CITY EDITOR nus YOKOJ. S40-lll4, ~D. 361
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Delicious dangling doughnuts
First-grader Brian Ganaway reaches for a doughnut tied to the
end of a string during a field day Tuesday afternoon at Victoria
.
Elementary School in Costa Mesa to celebrate a successful
student reading program.
OHicials say transient campfire may have started blaze
Fire imes1isa1or!o now believe the blaze
that !oCOrched rough!) JO :.acrei. of the Talbert
N:.aturc Pre'>er.e in Co.ta .\1es:.a !Jst week
may h:.a' e been spar~:ed by a ir:.ansicnt
campfire,
burning embers discovered more than a few
incinerated encampments.
her staff is required to evict the transient,
usually succeeding with a simple request th:.at
the individual please Jca,·e the area.
"It's going to be really difficult to pin
"There was evidence that people had been
residing in the bu rn area,'' he said. "Even
now, It seems as though people arc starling
to move back the re."
According to Schooley, her staff h:is
evicted a,.Jeast half a dozen tran!>ie1m from
the Talbert preserve over the past fe" years.
In the coming "eeks, Schooley's team \\llt
continue to patrol the parched area, "hich 1s
frequented by hikers, joggers and bird
watchers.
·dov.n the actu:.al cause," !..:iid Costa Mesa
h re Bat1al1on Chief Ken Soltis. "Dut the
original c<.111 came in as a campfire (out of
An environmentally sensitive corridor
along the Santa Ana Ri .. er, the 150-acre
preserve has long been a magnet 'ff
control)." ·
Nearly 70 Costa Mesa and Orange County
firefighters arri\'ed on the !><:enc around
midn ight last Tuesday, battling the blaze for
nea rly six hours into Wednesday morning.
transients. .
Patti Schooley, a coastal supervisor w11h
the county's Envi ronmental Management
Agency, said her staff also found signs of
abandoned encampments while patrolling the
burned' area over the past week.
"We just v.ant to sec "hat's there. ''hat'~
been burned and whether an} debris needs
10 be remo\'cd," she said. "Othel"\\ise, ''c'rc
going to let nature rake its cour:.e."
Costa Mesa fire official!> continue to
imestigate the blaze . After the names v.ere extinguished, Soltis
said, firefighters scouting the brush for Upon locating an active camp, she said, -By LoriAnn B:ul1ed:i
Two men accosted in rare
Newport Beach carjacking
A hooded gunman accosted
two Long Beach men as they
left a Jack·ln·Thc·Box
restaurant, demanding their
keys in v.hat police !lay is
·Newport Beach's fir:,t
c;.irjacking in sc,eral years.
A shaken Craig I !ughs told
police he and a friend \'>-ere
about to get into h1> If) undai
at about l <J.m. Sunday "hen ;.i
man '"caring a gruy hooded
swe:mhirt over a )havcd head
pointed a pi'>tol at him and
ordered him to turn ovu his
keys.
Hugho;, 22, complied and the
robber sped ;m:.ay, cv;.iding t1n
inteni.sve police "e;irch,
according to Sgt. Andy Ganis.
Defore the robbery, l lughi.
told police, he and r1i'> friend
wc:re approached by the thief
while sipping sodas m\idc
Jack-ln·'I he I3())C at 46(){) West
Coast Highway. ,
According to reports, the
robber asked the two whether
they owned a blue Duick Regal
parked outside.
After using the bat~room
and pretending to order some
food, the suspect left the
fast-food restaurant.
He accosted the friends a
few minutes later as they
\\alkecl to\\ard their car in the
parking lot.
The suspect is described as o
Latino man in his curly 20s,
5-fcet· 7 and 160 pollncls. He
was last seen in a reel Hyundai
Excel.
"h 's one of the few •
carjackings we've had in our
ci1y and the first in about three
years," )aid Gonis. "h 's an
unusual occurrence ..•
-By LoriAnn B:ubcd11
Books On Tape company wins award
Books On Tape, the Costa
Mesa company considered a
godsend to thousands of
commuters, recently \\On a
prestigious awa rd for its recorded
version of Laura Esquivel's novel
"Like Water for Chocolale."
At th e American Booksellers
Association convention-inJ,.os
Angele!>, Dooks On Tape received
its first "Audie A\\ard," in th e
unabridged fiction category.
"We're a West Coast company
and they're an East Coa!>t outfit,"
noted Sigrid Hech•. \\hO o"ns the
Cosla Mesa company along with
her husband, Du\'all Hecht. "We
feel they li'e out there in
teepees, so we're very proud of
the a~ard."
Books On Tape l\OW has the
world's largest selection of
unabridged audio booh -nearly
3,000 -available for rent or
purchase. The comp:iny claims
about 85,000 regular customers,
including 3,500 libraries.
Awards continue to roll In for DCC teacher
Hot on the heels of one
prestigious award, Orange Coast
College dance instructor RamJa
Dharadvaj is about to step out
with another.
Ilharadvaj, v. ho teaches
clnssical Indian dance on the
Cos1a Mesa campus, was given
the 1993 Le!oter Horton Dance
Award last month by the Dance
Resou rce Center in Los Angeles.
The award was presented at the
Japan America Theatre in
Downtown Los Angeles.
She will also receive an
important dance a\\ard from her
native Indi:t . The N:nya Kala
Dhu~hani Award, \vhich goes to
the artist who offers
"unprecedented contributiom" to
Indian classical dance, will be
bestowed to Bharad,aj July 8 in
Madras, the nation's major
cultural cen1cr.
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tlw Ftdtral Ba•luwplt'1 C.Un In s..,. .......
COftAMllA
•No b2ntruptcicl rcponc:d.
MIWl'Olrt RACH
• BrtM Cotutrv<tloa la<.
Ou1pacr JI.
lllllTlll
Ai.t rtttat bltfll hi Nrwpon
.,_. ·-Ced.t M«u. •OM MIMOlllA1 •OIPITA&. .., ..
• Cnl& ud Jody Si. Jobn,
Ca51a Mesa. boy
lelle1
•Thomas and Unda Andcrion,
NC'A-port Bc2eh, iirt
• Cbris and Allly Alltn,
Newport Bc:lCh, boy
1... i I
•Thomas and Donna BuckO"ilJ.
C.OS1a Mcu, girl
•J on and Kutn Buttra. Nc~p-0r1
Beach.~ ---
• GrecorY and Carta ~lallh~i.
0>5ta Mesa, boy .....
•William and Pamela Brandt.
Coro~ dcl Mar. 'irl ......
• TIIPOthy and Lor:inda \':inct,
Cost:t Mesa, boy
• ~frino Garcia and Sb:i"n• Cla),
Costa Mela. boy
• J0tl ind Michelle Lewis,
Ncwpon Bc;ieh, girl
• ~tllchtll and ~ilit Ban«. Balboa
h l;ind, girl
8USINUS LICINSU
f\"t ,.-busintss /ietnst informtttlon
rtporttd by tht eitits of Cost• .\lts:J
and .\'tt11porl Broch.
COUAMISA
• ~til..t Maddtn or \'uonico'1
Products 2380 I la1 bor Blvd
• Tsh:ir Pa1cl or J\:ish P;.1r1ntrship
650 Town Cenlr Dmc.
• D:Hid ~lartln 2121 Tu)tm r\\C,
• Ka lhtrlnt Ad:ims
906 \\', W1hon St
• Richard \\right or fail'\\J) Gutr
Clubm:il..trs 2:?:?1 I 13rbor B,\d
DUTHS
.\to t rtttnt drat h :ts ITportrd 10
tht Orangt Count) Rttorder's Offlet.
COSTA Mlt A
• Ao)d L Long, 84 on May 22
• J:ick Oo)dt, 62 on M.iy 16.
• Louis f . Ptll Jr., 77 on Ma)' I
• \llnnic .\I. Da,ls, 84 on M.iy I
• Dorolhy Ward, i8 on ?\lay 18.·
NIWPOHHACH
• ~J:Jry Cl:irk, 70: on Mar I .
•Sandy Linden, 48 on MJy 21.
• Ed .. ud DeLtuu SO on !\\iiy 19.
• Ra)mond R. \'ariltk. 3 on Ma} 15.
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Ll OA L CLAIMS
City Counril mtmbtrs rtcrnt(J
appro1rd tht dtnlfll b)· tht d i)
mannirr of tbt fu/1011 /11g claimJ.
NIWPOH •IACM
• \\ilbcrn T. Allen, alleging ci1y
refuse sruck hil lllS p;irkcd vehicle
\I h1lc collcc1ing trash on MJ) 17.
1994 in :in allC\ bch1nJ 406 SJn
Bcm;irdino A\'C
• .\lichucl P. Cnsr~. allcgini; prorcriy
damJi:e :i~ :i rc~ull of ci1y ~.:wcr
backup mto gar:ii:e al 469-1 La
Espad:i Dri\'e on Jan. 9, 1994
• Jod ftinstcln, :alleging his \Chicle
was sowed in error on ~fay 18, I~;
seeking reimburicmcn1 of Sl.tS.
• l homos Gonulrs, nllcging d;imasc
to vehicle u n re~uh of otl on
83) idc Drive on May 23, 1994;
seeking reimbursement of S70 fur
rcmovul or tar and oil from
:11l1omobilc.
• Ralph S. Gray, alleging h1:. \'Chide
towed in error from P:icific Co:ai.1
Hii:hway on M:iy 20, 1994; seeking
rcimburscmen1 of $147.50.
•Mark Osko"sky (KJck's Plumbing),
Th1.: Ncwpor1 Dcach/Cosro Mcs:i Daily
111101 IUSl'S·l.U.800) " published MonJ.11 1hrou1h Saturd:iy. In Ncy,pon lk3ch 1nJ
Ct1<ta Mc.a, wbscnpllons ere only avail·
1Mc by lUb\C11bu1g to The l 1mes Oranic C011nty (llOO) l.U·9141. In areas outlrdc or
Ncwpon DC11ch und Coua Mes.;, subscrip-t10ns to the 0 ;11ly Ptlot only ore 11~a1labk
by m;i1I fur S8 59 per month Second clas.'
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1ncl11J.: 111 1rphablc st:itc and lo.:al
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qalboa: 69/61
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Corona del Mar: 74/62
IU.,fO .. CAST
LOCATION
The Wedge
Newpt>rt Point
Bl.ick1es
S.A. River Jelly
CdM
TIDll
TODAY
rlrsl high
first low
Second high
Second low
THURSDAY
SIZE SWELL
3.5 •
3.5 s
3.5 s
3·5 I
l·S I
9:51 a.m. 4.0
3:26 a.m. ·1.4
8:57 p.m. 6.8
2:40 p.m. 1. 7
Flr1t high 9:41 111.m. 6.6
Finl low 4:10 A.m. ·1.5
Sttond high 9:42 p.m. 6.6
Sttond low 3:29 p.m. 1.7
W.iler Tem~tature: 69
IOAnNe
· Soulhwesl to wesl winds 10 lo 1S
linots shirting lo vulabfe winds i.u
INn 10 bots, IWO fooC SHI !Mth
'h'" fooc ~••~ty ... 11.
•
allcgin& pr0pcrty damaac u •res
0 ( city cuuin& draia ditcharac line
error ~hen makin& sidewalk
1mprovcmcn1s in area ot 128 26th
on Fc,b;J I, 1994. •
• Rkbari t[,...., aJlcafut dama
pcn.onaJ injuries U I rcsull O(
accident on the Corona dcl Mar
Freeway and San Jo1q111in Hills R
on Morch 20, 1994.
MAll•IAOU
Mo•t ttttnt 111•rrlaps H rtpon
to tht 0111n1t County Rttankr's omu .
COITAMUA
•John Bult m:irried ~ndra Vane
M:iy 19 in Newport Beach.
• J11mts Sch"tlcktr1 m:mied llolly
Grimth May 21 in Lake Forcs1.
•Juan M. Landa\frde married An
llcnri1111rz M:ay 21 in Fullcnon.
• Robert Santos m:irricd Erin \'aid
April 9 in Lagunti Bc:ich.
• DiM. W. Rochcllt m2rricd Suuno
E. K<Jtpkt May 24 in Long Beach.
NIWPORT •UCH
• Robert CaH~«ht married TI1h1_
Ctrmy P.T:iy-:?rTn CoSia Mesa.
•J ohn Jacccko married Usa
Ktnntdy Mily 20 on B:ilboa lsl:ind.
•Jomes L l:lmblng m:irricd
~tlchtllt Ea1on
May 14 in Nc"port Beach.
RIAL ISTATI SALIS
Rtctnt real tst•tt salti as rtpor1t
by tht Cootintnta/ /.JJ"J'tl'S Titlt Co.
in Santo Ana.
COITAMllA
• 1801 Ca pt lo"n Cir., S317,500, to
Ranclyckcsvcnsson.
• 1072 Clipper C1 .• S236.000, 10 M.
Neff
• ~ 17 Ltn"ood Dt., S34S,000, 3
bedrooms, 2 bath, 10 S. Arrigo.
• 206 E. J61h St. C. S312,0oo, 2
bedrooms, I ba1h, 10 D. :ind S Giali.
• JJl Oglt S1. D, $27~.000. 10 R.
MJ)n:lrd.
• JJt Ogle s 1. A, sm.ooo. 10 G.
La•,o.rcnce.
• 2053 Tuslin ""'· A. S4l5.000, to
N. Maslrew),
• 18~6 Fullerlon "''· $170,000. 2 b.:droom), I bash. 10 M. Nordlund
• 1579 San Btrnardino Pl., $315,000.
3 bedrooms. :? b;alh, 10 J. Spclkc.
•
1158-1 Orange AH A, S256,000, to
P F11zgibbon. I
• 258 E. 201h SI., $232.000, l
bedrooms, I b:uh, 10 R. Ziemer.
• 2t7 Rocht.slfr $1., S325,000, 10 W.
Kclbcr. .
• 186 \\'t lls Pl •• SIS0.000, 3
b.:drooms, :? ba1h, 10 A. B. OrttL
• 3-'6 \ isla Bo) a, $330.000, 3
bedrooms. :?~ bath, 10 R.
Birmingh:im.
• 230 Collngc Pl., S269,000, 4
bedrooms, 2 bath. to D. S. Douglas.
• 256 Rost Ln .. S212.000. 3
bedrooms, :? b:ith. 10 J. Rice.
• 255 Camtlll:i Ln •• S220,000, 4
bedrooms, 2 ba1h, 10 D. Halpl\ide.
• 166 E. Ba) St., Sl90,000. 3
b.:dr-00ms, 2 b;a1h, 10 E. Dennis.
• 274 E. Ba) Sr., S239,500. 4
bedrooms, 2 bash, 10 J. Doll.
CO•ONA DIL MA•
• 1214 Outrii:gcr Dr., S695.000, S
bedrooms. l bath, lo S. B. Croul.
• t1069 Snndcastlt Dr •• $725,000, 4
bedrooms, 3 b.ilh, 10 M. J. Garrell.
• 1245 Surfllnt \\'ay. 5475,000, 3
bedrooms. 2\': bJlh. 10 J. P. T)l!On.
• 1215 Goldrnrod A\f, $635,000, 4
bedroom~ 211: bath, to J. lluntcr.
• 1207 Goldenrod A\C, S650.000. 4
bedrooms, 2~: ba1h, 10 D. P;.1~h.
• 2531 Poinl Dt"I Mar. S4l5,000. 10
D. Fraser.
• 2650 Poinl Del Mar, S395,000, lo
R. S. Kraft.
• 2700 Point Del Mar, S3S7.soo. to J.
A Farris.
• 2901 Pcbblt Dr .. $700,000, 4
bedrooms. 2~ b:tth, 10 G. Uycmurn.
• 2~01 llarbor Vkw Dr., S645.000, 4
bedrooms, 2~ b:uhs, 10 D. J:il:ili.
• 2716 Ptbblt Dr., Sl,335,000, 3
bedrooms, 2~ baths, to L. Steinberg.
• 91 1 Gurdcnlll Wny, $418,000, to T.
S1:ifford. '
POLICI flLU
COUAMllA
Rochultr: A handgun wos
among the items stolen from a
home in 1hc 100 block.
Maple Sttttl: A resident in the
1900 block returned home 10
find her home ransocked ond a
bilscball h:ll in her backyard.
~fosing was n guitar.
U:ikcr Strret. A f.l\ Olilchine
was stolen from lmnginc
J>ub)ishers in the 1500 block.
Oemard: A couple of Levi
JilekelS \\CrC Stolen rrom Cl
home 500 block.
West 191h S1rtt1: Mote thnn
$4,600 "onh of computer
equipment was stolen from
Sulliv:1ns Income tax in the 600
block.
•nrPOnaucM
Wnt Otta111 Fl'Ht: A ttsidcnt in
lhc 1000 block tumcd on lhelr
liah• one rcccn1 nlah• 10 nnd
someone uyina to Wiit otr with
their palkl furallurc. FortuutelJ,
the fumilun wa locbd lo tho
pallo, IO lbeJ d~'t Ill ~ far.
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Wednesday, June 22, 1994 a
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Rsharmeil sinking 'their teeth into battle over the barracuda story
W OW, EVEN THE DEAD his adversary across the chops. 0 BARRACIJDA ARE 1t turncd·out to be the catch of BUSTER BROWN REDUX -Jn BITING AROUND the day. ln the resultant the columning business, you're HERE -Around Davey's Locker mini-mclec involving other never sure which item might at the Balboa Pavilion, the guys passcnccrs and the fish itself, one strike a nerve. You shoot an arc still talking intervening kibitzer was rushed to arrow into the air, etc. about this fish Hoag Hospital. He needed 18
story: stitches to repair damage to a Take, please, Buster Brown.
All I did was note that Newport When a hand, innicted by the 'cuda's Beach Mayor Clarence J. Turner sportfishing boat awesome teeth. was nicknamed "Bus" long ago docked Sunday, There must be a moral in hore because he resembled that kid a co'Uplc of somewhere. who sold shoes, and suddenly I'm angl~rs were. Nc\ter cpunl your 'cuda until being Bustcred all over the place. a(guang over -fat's fried (or at least defanged?) Oidja know, for example, that cdstody of a It's a cruel, cruel creel? there's virtual Buster Brown captured One man's meal is another mini-museum right here on the
barracuda. man's piranha? fringes of Pilotland? It's a
Local The dispute Well, those arc just for featured attraction at the South
turned violent openers. As always, your Laguna home of Rula Outcault, Scene when one contributions will be appreciated. one of whose ancestors pioneered
sportsman 'The best suggestion will receive newspaper comic strips.
picked up the prize as though it the controversial barracuda itself, This revelation comes to us
were a baseball bat and, adopting just as soon as it's released from · from good ol' Fnd Johnson of
a Jose Canseco stance, swatted the evidence bag. Eastbluff, who fathered "Moon
Dos LEACll, DAILY r1LoT
Costa Mesa High grad Robert Feeman leads his classmates in a cheer during graduation.
GRADUATION .......... '
It was the attack of the beach
balls as Estancia High School
seniors hovered on the edge of
anarchy during their graduation
ceremonies.
Seniors marched solemnly across
the Le Bard Stadiun\ gridiron,
rilling rows o( me tal folding chairs
as parents and friends cheered
and tooted air horns. After
student Pciscilla Saez received her
diploma, she did handsprings
down 1he grassy aisle between the
folding chairs.
After the last name was ca lled,
out came the beach ball from
nowhere as students showered one
another with a blizzard of confetli
and yards of Silly String. "I'm
Herc Mom!" read a hand-evade
sign held aloft by a senior during
the melee.
Senior Jesse Economakos played
a Jimi Hendrix version of the
national anthem on his cherry-red
electric guitar, flipping the peace
sign to the audience on
conclusion. And ASB President
Vallejo told students, "Our life is
like a book and we have infinite
chapters to discover," as soap
bubbles floated over the heads of
the class of 1994. Beach balls
continued to appear .11nd seniors
did a giant wave after one of the
balls was spiked.
J>rincipal Frank lnfusino, who-is
lc-aving to take an administrative
job outside the school district,
disciplined his students one last
time, but also told ahem,
"Graduates, each of you is loved
• by someone here."
-Russ Loar
Newport H•rll•r Hl1h Scltool
Ce~mony: School's Davidson
Field ,
Stnlors grndunled: 263
Estimated attendance: 3,000
Speakers~ Austyn Fudge,
valedictorian; Genevieve Evarts,
salulatorian ·
Class gin: a marine-life mural
painted in the school's quad
Evarts invoked the Seal song
"Crazy" in her speech, 'urging her
classmates: "lf we're ever going to·
survive, we'd better get a little
crazy." She donned a silly hat to
deliver her message that the
graduating class should abandon
its inhibitions and live creatively in
order to solve the world's
problems. Her speech was greeted
with cheers and tossed tortillas
from the spirited graduating class.
The bleachers at Davidson Field
brimmed with people -many
latecomers had to stand on the
track to watch the proceedings.
The graduating class had high
spirits throughout the assembly,
blowing bubbles, tossing life
preservers and swaying and
clapping like a gospel choir when
"Lean on Me" was performed l>y
several students.
-Joyze//e DDvis
Cere11• ~el M•r Hl9• lcheol
Ceremony: School quad
Seniors araduatcd: 2.SO
Estimated ntlendancc: 1,500 to
2,000
Speakers: Leila Ettefagh,
valedictorian; Cai1lin Pickart and
Paul Fruchbom, salutatorian~ •
Class gift: ticket sale kiosk
As the 250 graduating seniors
appro:iched the stage ser up irf the
high school quad, some of 1he girfs
c:irried nowers and some of the.
young men danced. Some of rhe
seniors acted noticeably cool while
others could barely contain !heir
excitement, hugging friends and
parents who emerged from the
crowd. One girl with :i stud in her
nose stuck a peace symbol on top
of her mortar board. constructed
Crom masking tape. ·
Senior Lisa Rosin'g s:ing a
version of "The Star Spangled
Danner" worthy o( Dodger
Stadium and valedictorian Leila
Ettefagh, wearing a
purple-flowered lei, told the
graduating class to cherish its high
school memories.
Class salutatorians Pickart and
Fruchbom reminded s1udents of
their accomplishments on and off
campus. Fruchbom listed many of
the lighter moments of senior life.
"not to men tion the fact that we
probably have the highest number
of naked people per party in the
county," he said.
Principal Tom Jacobson, who
will leave the school to become
district director of secondary
education, congratulated the
school's top academic achievers.
"It is no small task to be the top
scholars at a school such ·as
Corona del Mar,'' Jacobson said.
-Russ Lonr
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Mullins" for several cons. GOING TO A LAND FAR AWAY sa~. Johnson, 88, and Ms. Out~ult -Alert readers picked up on the canwhile, please stay in
arc among Chris Sulllvan's art touch;-The nice folks at Pacific phrase "changing residences" in
students at Coast Community Monday's opus, and have Bell advise th:lt the phone
College. expressed mild curiosity as to number will remain the same,
Johnson has seen all 1h:it wither the heir and I arc bound. even though it's a slight stretch,
original Duster Brown artwork al Well, I'm not prepared 10 say and there'll be some semblance
the Outcault residence, and at this writing, bul it's tucked of contact with the outside world.
Definitely; though, there'll be no / suggests that it should" be away somewhere in the 92660 zip
pounced upon by fe:iture editors code. I call it Elysium, a phon~ j:icks installed either at the "
jacuzii or the hammock. and sgcio-comic historians. designation you won 't find in the Ah, blessed rest. Nirvana. Also, Mayor Dus Turner might phone book o~even on a Thomas I'm getting sleepy just thinkfng be interested in,visiting. After all, Bros. street guiae. •
a person can't learn 100 much But here's a tiny clue: about it. Even as we speak,
world-class gardener Link about his roots. The new address is still within Mathr"son is work ing her magic D . the confines of Newport 13each, with jasmine, orchids, lilies,
LATE BULLETIN -Attention, but the city's dreaded camellia, and even a gardenia
all winners of the Golden Buns . money-sucking street S\\eepers -bush. The fragrance is so divine,
awards: Heat up those hamburger which I've subsidized for the p:ist it's as though J'm not even
griddles! Our beloved Chief two years.of curbside parking -leaving the aromatic a ... enues of
Corona de! Mar. ' Judge has recovered from will never find me there.
whatever felled him, and we're Other hints will be dropped in Sniff...
on our way. the coming week or so, as soon as Jerry Kobrin's columa runs
0 we get to the moving pan of this Monday and Wrdaesday.
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plan amendment. "We have a tack
or confidence on the part or the
Auto Oub, and we don't have a
means of assuring that this (traffic
projection) can be achieved."
Man pleads innocent In sexual assaun AllREIT ........ ,
Ed Decker, dean or the coll
Costa Mesa Center nn
Newport-Mesa Unified S
District trustee, said he
stunned Tuesday arter lea
about the arrest from a report
Some residents perceived Genis'
actions as a lack of-support for the
project in general, even though
she said she "would love to see it
happen."
"The problem that I had was
with . her behavior in taking the
same issue and just keep beating
on It all night," said Dan Shobe, a
Mesa ~erdc r~e(ll. "It ap·
peared to me t<S"'be a stalling tac·
tic."
Shobe sugsested Genis was sim·
ply "dwelling in minutia" with re·
g:uds to the traffic study.
• Former Newport tree
trimmer. who is dying of
AIDS, was said to be
wearing women's clothing
at the time of the
alleged attack.
Paularino Avenue apartment ii\,
April while dressed in women's
clothing pleaded not guilty Tues-
day.
Gregg Chtrnik, who according
to court records is in the last
stages of AIDS, insists he doesn't
remember a thing, according to
his lawyer, Santa Ana attorney
· Tom Tears.
_B_r_Lo_ai_AN_N_B_AS_l_fE_D_A,_S_T"_'_"_V_r.rrt_k Bua if Chernik did sexually as-
sault someone · as the charges
NEWPORT BEACH -The suggest, he apologizes, the lawyer
former Newport Beach tree trim· said. Tears said his client also
mer accused of sexually assault· "hopes no one has contracted
ing a 50-ycdr-old woman at her any diseases."
Chernik, also known as Gin·
gcr, appeared brieny Tuesday at
Superior Court in Santa Ana to
enter his pica. The case will re-
convene al Harbor Muidcipal
Court in Newport Beach on J uly
I to set a trial date.
Dressed in a blond wig, black
mini skirt, nylons, high heels and
a sequin blouse, Chernik was
tackled by police as he fled the
scent of a sexual assault re·
poftcd April 30.
Fingerprints taken from the
woman's window matched those
taken from· Chcrnik during a
prio,.. arrest, when he was sus-
pected of trying to s1enJ some
women's belts from a Corona del
Mar boutique in F;>ruary.
Wearing fishnet stockings, a
mini-skirted dress and high
heels, Chernik -who at the
time was working as a Newport
Beach tree trimmer -was sen·
tcnced to three years probation •
for that crime and released.
Jf convicted of 1he sexual as· ,
sault, Chernik could face up to
14 years in prison. He is being
held at Orange County Jai l in
protective custody.
"This comes at a com
shock to us." Decker snid. •
involvement of any faculty me
of the college with subst
abuse is not tolerated."
According to Coastline s
woman Gail Jones, Rizzo is n
time professof with the sch
special programs office off
Verde Drive East.
Decker said the instructor,
1aught cognitive re-training
head injury victims, was pop
with his students.
"I think sh~ lost sight of the
J:irger issue," he said.
That larger issue, many resi-
dents believe, is the financial bcn·
cfits the expansion could bring to
the city.
Costa Mesa quietlY adopts 872 million '94-95 budget
As of Tuesday, the college
not yet received a call from Ri
who is scheduled to return
classes Monday. Rizzo could
be reached for comment.
Cu rrently, the Auto Club gener·
ates an estimated S2.2 million in
revenue and employs more than
1,000 people. With the expansion,
those numbers could double. •
Those figures have i~d an
overwhelming number of residents
to become involved in the issue.
And, many of them. -about 200
-attended Monday night's meet·
ing.
Dozens of residents _spoke in
favor of the expansion, with some
saying they hoped the project
could proceed without amending
the city's general plan.
But now, a number of those res-
idents say, it's time to move on.
"What's done' is done," said
Charles Robertson, president of
the Mesa Verde Homeowners As·
sociation, which was opposed to
tht general plan amendment.
"Let's hope that the Auto Club
will be as beneficial to the ci1y as
they say they will be."
~ With the focus on Auto
Club expansion, council
OKs monetary plan early
Tuesday morning without
any debate.
. COSTA MESA -The city's
fiscal 1994-95 budget took a back
scat to the Auto Club issue
Mooo~y nignt, as the City Council
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"It's one of the biggest items on
the agenda, and no one was
there," said Councilman Joe
Erickson. "Everyone had gone
home."
It was almost 2 a.m. by the time
the council worked its way to the
budget, which was positioned
toward the end of Monday night's
meeting ageAda-: .-.>
But, according to Erickson,
there w~ no debate among
'-. council members. He said the
budget was "pretty much adopted
as presented."
"h's a very, very good budget,"
he said. "There's money for
capital improvements, and we've
got $14 million in general fund
reserves."
Those capital improvements
include renovations on a number
of the ci~'s tot lots and c~anup...Pf
the long-troubled James Street
alley on the West Side.
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"It's been hard for us to think
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been taken care of, we can begin
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most city dc.partments will increase
with the new plan.
''The community can be ass
that the college will take appro
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lice charges," Jones said. The budget also allotted
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The state medical board sh
Rizzo,· 39, received his psycho!
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1993. Jones said the license
not required for his teaching jo "That's going allow us to have :i
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1dcntaficataon to ensure guests are
internatio nal travelers and no t
local youth looking for a cheap be-
achside party pad.
Passports are a requirement at
the Colonial Inn, a 54-bcd hostel
run privately by Mary Parkinson
for the past 1~ years. The 91-year-
old, three-story house was used as
a hotel in its early days.
Travelers · pay $12 to $14 pe r
night to stay in Spartan rooms
with two to three· beds a nd to
share bathroom, kitchen and stor-
age space. The hostel is neat,
sunny, cheerful in ambience.
~t 11 p.m., Parkinson locks the
front door to begin enforcement ot
"quiet hours."
Still, some neighbors complain
of party noise emanating from the
Colonial Inn at all hour~. "They've
been a terrible neighbor," says
Danny Thomas, who lives three
doors down.
Out Huntington Beach police
say the hostel hasn't proven a
problem. Officer Mike Corcoran
said police bave responded to only
a couple of complaint calls over
the years. "It's nothing we're
cringing about," he said.
And even Thomas is charitable,
remembering his own youth. He
sate! he supports lhe idea ora hos-~
tel, but just thinks it should be lo-
cated closer to Downtown Hun-
tington, where there are "blocks
and blocks of rentals and kids who
like to have parties," he said.
A hostel located across the
street from Newport Beach City
Hall, in a block· of ret:iil shops,
sounds ideal to Thomas. I second
that.
· During my stays at small and
large hostels alike in Europe, I
SUMMER
Fre111P•I•1
at The Wedge between 10 a.m.
and 5 p.m. from May to October.
"Everybody's got their own
thing, ho_pefull)•, and this is ours,"
Thoman said.
What does swi1 mer mean? De-
pends on who you ask.
"Geeks -that's "hat summer
in Newport means," replied free-
lance photographer and die-hard
bodysurfer Ron Romanosk)•, refer-
ring to people who used a board
to bodysurf.
"Lots or good-looking girls on
the bench. And friends," Thoman
. said. "Everything revolves around
fun -that's the bottom line."
For ~icks, Thoman gives Wedge
surfing reports on his answering
machine, updated twice daily.
Even if )OU don't surf, it's worth
'calling 721-8526 just for laughs.
On Tuesday, Thoman mocked
Robyn Leach of "Lifestyles of the
Rich and Famous." H e promised
the .$illute to Summer Solstice
would be an event worthy or
•·champagne wishes and caviar
dreams."
Thoman, 37, has a real job, too.
He's a night stocker at the Lucky
grocery store in Laguna Beach.
Jeff "Daddy O." Spear, a friend
of Thoma n's, said all die-hard
Wedge-ees have night jobs. "Most
of these people have jobs that re·
volve around The Wedge," Spear
said. "It's a lifestyle."
A graduate of the University of
Southern California's film produc-
tion program, Thoman also sells
footage of the Wedge's famous
surf -MTV being his most no-
table client.
Thoman described Wednesday's
mish-mash of foamy waves as
"funky."
"It's a strong swell, but it's mis-
directed. It's all over the place,"
he said,
According to Newport Beach
lifeguards, the ocean reached a
balmy 69 degrees on Tuesday. The
air temperature climbed well into
the 70s.
Despite the berserk surf, Tho-
man said there was plenty to raise
a champagne glass to. "The
water's warm -real warm. All
our buddies are out. It's sunny."
KENNY t!:c
PRINTER
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never once experienced a raucous,
fraternity-house atmosphere.
There were plenty of late-night
discussions, some or which were
heated or animated, but never was
the volume so leud that the din
woke other sleeping hostel guests
or neighbors.
And hostel travelers are typi·
cally educated, respo"nsible, courte-
ous indMduals who find travel an
What people are saying
about the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District.
'' THE THEME OF THIS
education in itself -people like YEAR HAS BEEN A YEAR.
Evangelho and fellow Colonial Inn
guest Stove RusselJ, a friendly 23-
year-old Drit who is dedicating a
year to•traveling the United States
and Canada, soul-searching and
studying in the "University of
Life."
Living in a dorm-like hostel pro-
vides invaluable lessons in cour-
tesy, cooperation and congeniality
too. "It's a home for everybody, so
you've got to learn to compro-
mise," noted Marshall, who hails
from South Africa. "You share
rooms, you learn to live with peo-
ple." •
Noted Russell: "You definitely
learn good people skills."
OF GATHERING
INFOllM.ATION,
ASSESSING HOW THE
COMMUNITY FEELS • ABOUT THE SCHOOL
DISTRICT AND
INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS.
THIS WILL BE THE
~ASIS FOR THE
LONG-TERM RENEWAL
OF E.DUCATIONAL'
PROGRAMS IN THE
DISTRICT.
As my thoughts fast-forward to
the future, I can picture ambitious ' '
Mr. Evangelho as a successful film ToM'}ACOllSON
producer - a few Acad~my DErARTJNG CORONA DEL MAR
Awards under his belt -return-HIGH ScaooL PRINCll'AL, NAMED
ing to Huntington Beach a few DISTRICT DIRECTOR OP SECONDARY
years from now. But this lime, -£DUCAT-ION FOR THE FOLLOWING
he'll be here on vacation with his SCHOOL YEAR.
new wife and children. They'll stay
a t the Waterfront Hilton, eat at
locai eatcrier, buy surf\vear af -" local shops. THE HIGHLIGHT OF
He'll show his fall)ily the town
that provided so many pleasant THE YE¥-WAS THE
memories, and he'll spend the EDUCATION SUMMIT.
money that he didn't have as a THIS ff.As GIVEN THE
starving film student.
Finally, he'll probably cap off DISTRICT A BLUEPRINT
the trip by tnaking :i nostalgic stop
at the Colonial Inn, just to sec
how it's doing. After all, it was his
second "family home."
Iris Yokoi Is the city editor.
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lrr~evant "eek XIX on horizon
~ Kentucky s Marty Moore ready selected during the entire draft. Perhaps it's D id you ever dream of png to the Super Bowl
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Time is ruMing oul for such a fantasy to attend
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for his day(S) in the SUn before bee.use Ward is also a basketball player
. and word from Florida is that he would by-headmg off to NFL warfare. pass the NFL in favor of the round-ball
BY H OWAJU> L. HANDY
• T here are highs and
there are lows in al-
most every en-
de~1vor inc~ing the
world of sgP(ls.
Ironically some of them
overshadow the other.
Take, for instance, this year's Irrelevant
Weck honoree, Marty Moore from the Uni-
versity of Kentucky.
Moore, a defensive middle linebacker,
was drafted 222nd by the New England Pa-
triots. He will be the recipient of the Lows-
man Trophy Wednesday night at the annual
sports banquet at the Balboa Bay Qub • .An
annuaT presentation honoring the last play-
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Charlie Ward, a quarterback f0r florida
Stale University, won the Heisman Trophy
in 1994 as the top collegiate football player
In the country.
sport anyway. o.-it could be his sized. But
that's irrelevant.
Whatever the reason, this is the first time
\ever that Lowsman winner has upstaged the
~ \{ieisman winner as regards the National
Football League. That's a first for Paul
Salata's annual party honoring the last play-
er taken in the NFL draft making the situa-
tion dangerously close to being relevant for
one year.
It just may be that 19 years of irrelevancy
is becoming so relevant that Salata will
have to think up other methods of honoring
the underdog -all in the spirit of lhe on-
going slogan for the week's fcslivilies~ "Ir-
relevant Weck Means Doing Something
tJice..!or.Somcone. for-No R~Mon-:''-1 --
' That's where Mr. Irrelevant XIX, Marty
Moore, has it all over the Heisman Trophy
winner -for one week, he will be the hon-
ored guest in Newport Beach at the Balboa
Bay Club with a myriad of events solely in
his honor. The public is invited lo partici-
Irrelevant as it may seem, Ward was not pate in many of-these events. Marty Moore, Mr. Irrelevant, 1994
Pulling a little extra weight for the ultimate edge
~ Newport Aquatic Center
standouts putting it together
for U.S. National Championships.
BY RlCHARD D~N, SroaTS Warru.
S-imilar to tr:ick sprinters using small
parachutes in training to gain more
speed, scullers from the Newport
Aquatic Center have been experiencing
upique disciplines in tht local channels to
help them go faster, while preparing for
the U.S. N:jtional Rowing Championships
this week at E::igle Creek Reservoir near
·Indianapolis.
Montgomery Norton and Dlake Robert-
son, both of whom are only a year into
their sculling careers, \have already blazed
n troil in the water, ~having woll state
championships in quadruple~ and doubles
last month in Sacramento.
But Norton and Robertson, along with
quad partners Michael de Figueiredo and
James McNamar:i (both of University
High), are feeling the need for more
speed. r
•:A few days ago out in the channel, we
tied small, sand castle buckets behind the
boats to add more resistance to the boat,"
said Robertson, who recently completed
his junior year at Corona del Mar High.
"We didn't even know we were doing it
until that day," said Norton, who was
graduated from Nc,~port Harbor on Tues-
day, and will compete in crew for the Uni-
vcrsiiy of Washington next season. "Coach
(Todd McAtccr) told us out in the water.
It was really weird."
Norton and Robertson won the Califor-
nia title in doubles with a time of 7 min-
utes, 39 seconds, qualifying for the U.S.
Olympic f estival in St. Louis next month,
as well as the U.S. National Rowing
Championships that begin on Thursday.
In addition to the men's qua~ and
men's doubles boats, the Newport Aquatic
Center will also be represented at this
week's nationals by two women's boats,
including Sally Martindale and Michel
Cogan, both Newport Harbor. graduates
on Tuesday, in women's pairs. Martindale
is headed for Georgetown, Cogan to the
University of Pennsylvania.
Blake Robertson (left), Montgomery Norton pull through en route to national championships· near Indianapolis.
Robertson and Nor-
ton, who also won the
state championship in
quads with McNamara
and de Figueiredo,
should be among the top
doubles scullers at the
nationals, where prepa-
ration, according to
McAtcer, is most innu-
cntial.
,.
enjoy the 'camaraderie
on the team and being
with my friends," he
said. "I had not known
(Norton) prior to this
year, but we've become
good friends; everybody
has on the team. We're
all like brothers, and
that's how we like to be
known. We kind of help
each other out, and it
pulls you through at
rough times. .
"I'd say they're the fa.
vorites by winning state,"
McAtecr said. "By tying
buckets onto the boats,
it helps increase the rat-
ing, which is strokes per
minute, and when you
take them off, the boat
really flies. Hopefully,
they'll go faster than be-
fore. It makes things
more interesting.
Blake Robertson (left), Montgomery Norton have made a name for
themselves already with state laurels at Sacramento last month.
"Hopcf ully, we'll be
hitting a peak when we
go to the nationals and
the Olympic Festival.
One or my goals is to
make the national team,
and maybe even row
with my partner in dou-
bles."
"Also, we're trying to get them ready
for the heat (in lndiannpolis), because
they're having record heat there. It's been
like 100 degrees with 90% humidity, and
I'm making them work out with extra
clothing, so it's not as much of a shock
when they get there."
Robertson and Norton, who leave early
this morning for Indianapolis, will stay on
the road following the nationals, heading
straight for St. Louis to train for a week
before the Olympic festival.
For Norton, who discovered sculling
after recovering from a shoulder injury in
water polo, his sudden success in the
sculls i~ still sort of noating in the water.
"I haven't really thought about it too
much, yet," Norton said. "I'm taking each
day at a time, because everything's hap-
pening so quick. It really hasn't sunk in.
After graduation (Tuesday), we're having
a grad night party at school until about 4
a.m., then we're flying out of LAX early
(this morning)."
Robertson: originally from Tennessee.
believes the crew members arc like broth·
ers.
"I like rhe physical aspect of rowing, I
One thing they'll be thankful for this
week: There will be no buckets attached
to the b:ick of their boat's.
"By using buckt!ts, the power in the
-stroke is about one-third of the distance
of the run on the boat," Norton said.
"With the buckets there, it cuts (the drift)
down to about nothing. The boat stops
about a third of the di!otance of the run,
and it makes it twice as hard. It gives you
a sensation of where you should bring the
power of the boat. You know where your
weak points are and your strong points in
the boat. You · know the resistance and
where you should be feeling it."
No doubt,
He's a man
on the run
~ Newport grad Jason
Marsh has it all figured out
in his travels for glory.
By R.lCllAIU> D UNN, SPollis WairFa
You could make a living being
J:ison Marsh's travel agent for
the nc:\t month or so.
Check lhi) !ochedulc out:
-fol11.1wing Tuesday's gradua-
tion from Newport Harbor High,
Marsh will enjoy an all-night com·
mencement party at the school that
is expected to last until the wee
hours of the morning.
-He'll so to the. airport and
catch a pl:ine this morning that i
scheduled to leave LAX at 8 a.m.
"It's kind of harsh, but ... " Marsh
said.
... It's worth it. "'
-Today's exploits arc just the
beginning for Marsh, who arrives in
Lake Placid, N.Y., for the U.S. Na-
tional Canoeing Team trials, where
he'll compete in the one-man canoe
and attempt to finish among the top
two which c;lrn berths on the Junior
World Team.
"It's one race, but the results arc
used for t\\O different decisions,"
said Mar:;h, rcrcrring to possible
junior world and junior national
te:im honors.
-Next, Marsh will leave Lake
Placid and compete in the U.S.
Olympic Festiva l in St. Louis, where
he'll paddle in the one-man and
two-man canoe races, the latter with
Newport Aquatic Center teammate
Vaclav Batlick, who is unable to
paddle with Marsh ar Lake Placid
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Mesa Little League Softball Ma-
jors Division crown was decided
on Saturday, and the Silver Outlets
emerged with a hard· fought 8-7
victory over the Bombers.
The Bombers jumped to an
early 6-1 lead behind Kara
Schones' five strong innings of
pitching. Schones fanned seven
hitters, while Noel Blankenship's '
hitting and Allison Coash's de-
fense sparked the Bombers.
Dut the complete-game pitching
effort of Joanna Danners keyc;d
the win for the Silver Bullets. The
hitting stars for the winners in·
cluded: Brandy Bolsom, Kristen
Sandburg and Amy Deming.
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UTAllCIA HleH aOYI ••• 1993.94 ••• IN •MIW Summar ·
basketball
camp ,
Appell proved to ·be Estancia' s · symbol
~His never-give-l attitude led
to Eagles' late-se~n success,
typical of Estancia year-in , 'n out.
and junior Z:lck
Richardson were
b o I h A 11·
Newp o rt-Mesa
District and first-
BY BAJUlv FAULKNE~ Sroan Wun.a. team All-Pacific
N egotiating the peaks Coast League se·
and valleys that simu· lcctions, keying a
lated the courses they third-place finish
ran, the .Estancia iiigh boys in league and n
cross country team finished 15-1 1 record.
on a post-season plateau that Frenz, who
made up for some unfortu· shifted from off
nate happenings last fall. guard to the
Junior standout Johann Appell, who did point, led the
·not lose in Pacific Coast League dual-meet team in scoring
competition, suffered an asthma attack (14.6 points per
during the PCL Finals race, and could not game) and assists
finish, dooming the team's hopes of earn-(4.8).
ing an automatic qualifying ~id to the CIF Richardson,
Sou thern Section Division Ill preliminar-who shifted from
ies. point guard to off
But Coach Kirk Rader's Eagles were guard for his sec-
grantcd an at-large bid lo the prelims, and ond varsity cam·
they proceeded 10 erase all memory of the paign, averaged
league meet, which became known as 10.6 points per
''Black Wednesday." contest.
Appell recovered in time to compete at S? P h o m ~ r e
the CIF prcli ms and helped lead a re-. Chns Candlish,
markable-team-effort, which-culminated i ~lig~crg.ed late--
a second-place finish in Southern Section in December as a
Division Ill, paving the way fo r the 6 ·foot ·5,. 2 .6 O·
school's first-ever berth to the CIF state pou.nd 1ns1de
meet in Fresno. force, was a sec-
Estancia finished ninth in Division Ill ot o n d-t ea m . a 11-
the state meet, with Appell leading the league selection.
way by finishing 20th among Division Ill ~Baseball: . Se·
individuals. n t o r J a l r o
At the Southern Section finals, Appell Arceyut earned
finished fifth among Ill-AA runners, ninth N ~ w.p<1rt ·Mes a
among Division Ill competitors, to pace District Player of
the locals, while Nahum Munoz, fourth at the Ye~r honors
the PCL Finals and Peter Ho were 12th by leading Coach
and 13th, respe~tively, in III·AA. Pau l T roxel's
Rader a~o credited th e CIF Finals per-crew to ~ se.cond-
formances of l3rian Chung and Joe Baez pine~ ~nish m the
as keys. Chung ran a personal-best 16:43 Pacific 9oast
to finish ninth among lll·AA rivals, while League and Y~t
Baez wound up 23rd in lll·AA. another be~t~. m
The Eagles golf team claimed the the CIF Division
school's lone league championship, sharing 1ll playoffs.
the PCL crown while baske tball baseball Arceyut, a left·
volleyball and ~vater polo also 'made th~ handed ~itche r
CIF playoffs. a~d . outf1elde.r,
Herc's a closer look at the rest of Es· hit .355, drove m
lancia boys athletics in 1993-94: 17 runs and st~le
• Golf: Coach Art Perry's Eagles earned 22 ~ases, while
a share of the Pacific Coast League team posting a 1.78
title with Trabuco Hills, while . Perry's ERA, 4·6 . record
sophomore son, Mike Perry, was crowned· ~nd 83. st~1keouts
the individual champion with a 2-over·par in 63 innmgs on
paign for Coach
Dove Castle's un·
derratcd group.
T he Eagles,
who finished 13·3
.and finished sec-
ond to Laguna
Beach in the
P C L , neorly
knocked off Co·
rona del Mar in
the first round of
the CIF Southern
Section Division I
p layorrs in a
t hri lling five.
game match.
Truong, 5-10,
and White, 6·0,
each used re·
morkable leaping
ability to burn
opposing block·
ers, with senior
Dave Earle dis-
t rib u ting con-
sist ently solid
se ts.
White was_
first-team All·
PCL choice by
t he coaches,
while 'Truong, a
second-team all·
league selection,
was the lone
Ea g I c rep·
resentative in the
Orange County
All·Star game.
Truong, how·
ever, proved his
selection was no
mistake, out shin·
ing niore her·
aided· players to
take the game's
Most Valuable
Player award.
•Soccer : Sc·
nior Greg Dill
earned Pacific
Coast League
Most Valuable
Player laurels for
scoring 10 of his
16 goals and
MAile M.AllTIN, DAILY t'1toT notching all five
Estancia's Johann Appell, on his way to of his assists
victory in a Pacific Coast League dual meet. against PCL foes.
the school -single-season gonl-scoring
record-holder, earned third-team All·Clf
rccogni1ion in Divisiolli lJI to help lead
Coach John Carpenter's Engles to a third· NEWPORT BEACH --~"'!""-
place finish i"" the Pacific Const League -The Newport Har· • ~
and a berth in the CIF plqyoffs. bor High girls basket· _, __ _
The Eagles; how~ver, fell to Wilson ball program wil! hold
High of Hacienda Heights, 15·7, in the its fifth annual summer basketball
fi rst round of the playoffs, finishing with a camp for young athletes in the
r~ord of 15· l l. Newport-Mesa community, Mon·
Dollenbach, bound for UC San Diego, day, June 27 through Friday, July
scored 11 goals, believed to be a school 22 in the Sailors·girls gym.
single.-game record, in a 17·2 victory over rt'he camp, structured to provide
Savanna in the Magnolia Tournament. quality instruction and competitive
•Football : An 11 -0 victory O\'er La game experience to three different
Quinta in the season's second week • levels of athletes, will offer two-
proved to be the biggest of few highlights hour sessions Monday through Fri·
for Coach John Liebengood's j:agles, \\ho day.
finished 1-9, 0-5 in the Pacific Coast Level I, for athletes who will be
League. '" in grades 3 through 8 in the 1994·
Mark Mollner, a 6-root·S, 210-pound 95 school year, will meet 8:30·
defensive end, was first·team All·PCL by 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday and
the Daily Pilot and league coaches. Friday.
Senior receiver Jairo Arceyut, sopho· level 11, for incoming ninth
more offensive lineman Joey Herman, and graders to Newport Harbor in
senior defensive lineman Mike Pawinski 1994-95. will meet from 10:30 a.m.
were second-team all-league picks by both 10 12:30 p.m. Monday through
the Pilot and coaches, while sophomore Thursday.
linebacker Ryan Crogan made the coach-Level Ill, for returning varsity
es' second team. _,.,.......,.,...__,_ ___ 1--••.u.d.-jun.iar._ llarsil~' player , wiH
Swimming: Senior Adam Dollenbach meet 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Monday
broke an eight-year-old school record by and Wednesday (varsity only), and
winning the 100-yard breaststroke at the 10·30 t l" 30 M d" . a.m. o _: p.m. on .. y
Pacific Coast League Finals with a time of througn Thun;day (junior \arsity).
1:02.78. Le\el II imJ Ill summer league
Dollenbach also finished third in ~e 100 games will be held Tuesday and
butterfly and anchored the 200 free relay Thursda)' ;n the late afternoon or
team that broke its own school record, :is · ~1 · H' h · H Estancia finished fourth in the PCL. Oth· C\Cntng at anna tg in un· tington Dcach.
ers on that relay quartet were Marc R~ad;-The CO!.l is S85 per person.
Drian Hoagland and Chad Dollenbnch. For more information, phone Read was fifth in the SO free and the
100 backstroke at the PCL Finals, while 673-0706.
Chad Oollenbach anchored the 200 free Rhorer misses cut
relay team that shaved three seconds off PEDDLE BEACH ___ _
its previous best to qualify for the ClF _ Co)ta Mesa's Steve ,,/ Southern Section prclims.
•Track ond field: ·Junior Johann Appell Rhorer missed the cut
d · f PCL h · h' · by three strokes at the ----earnc a pair 0 c ampsons ips 10 Qilifornia Golf Association State the 1,600 and 3,200, but once again fell
victim to an asthma attack late in his bid Amateur Championship, firing a 6-
to medal at the CIF Southern Section Di-over-par 78 on the Pebble Beach
vision JJI Championships. Golf Links.
In second place with 200 meters remain· Rhorer had an identical 78
ing in the CIF 3,200 final, Appell was round Monday on the Spyglass
forced to walk the last 100 vards due to Hill course, but needed to finish in
the breathing difficulty, and ·had to scule the top 32 to advance to· match
for seventh place. play. He \\Ound up tied for tied
Senior Eric Espinoza was second in for 46th. He was tied for 3Sth
both hurdles races at the PCL Finals after Monday's round.
Another crown -· 74 at league finals. the mound. . . ,
Sophomore Ross Necessary finished sec~ Pedro Arccyut, J:mo s twin brother and
ond al the PCL individual tournament, fr~qu~nl ball~ry mate, was, another ~11-
while senior Chris Sandro was fourth and D1s1nct and first-team All·I CL selection,
Eagle sophomores Pete Krutz.ik and Alex as ~ere junior pitcher Jose ~:ibrcra and
Di 11 , a I so
named first-team All-CIF Division I ll,'~
Coach {lich Uopis' squad to a third-place
finish, and a berth in the CIF Southern
Section playoffs.
meet, while John Leffler (third in the shot
pu t) and Scott Hilts (fourth in the I 10
hurdles) also stood out fo r Coach Ken
Martinez's Eagles.
•Tennis: Singles standouts Rob Horan-
sky and Mike Leonard, as \\Cll as the dou·
bles team of Kevin Radisay and Patrick
Wydra all advanced 10 the semifinals al
the Pacific Coast Le:igue championships,
before being eliminated.
RALEIGH. N.C. -
Ne'' port Harbor High
senior Gina Heads won
the girls shot put com·
.,. t..
Lassen tied for seventh. senior center fielder Art Martmez.
Mike Perry, Necessary and Sandro were Pedro Arceyu1 Jed the district. "ith .:!2
first-team all-league, "hile Krutzik and RBI. and had three home runs, including
Lassen were second-team picks. Jeff Perry two in one ga~e at Laguna Beach. . .
:i nd Ryan Lebaron gained honorable men· Cabrera, a nght·hander, led the d1->trict
tion. with eight wins in 11 decisions, compilcJ a
The Eagles finished 14-4, 7·1 in league. . 1.94 ERA in 791/J innings, and struck out
•Basketball: For a fourth straight sea· 59.
son. the eventual CIF Sou1hcrn Section The team linished the 'season 13-13 with
champion (Pacifica) earned a post-season a first-round playoff loss 10 Mayf:Jir. after
victory over the Eagles, topping Coach posting o 9-6 league record.
Tim .Parsers squad, 94-72, in the first •Volleyball; Senior All-Newport-Mesa
round of the lll·A tournament. District outside hitters Mike Truong and
The backeourt duo of senior Clay Frenz Dave White spearheaded a strong cam-
After defeating G:irdcn Grove, 1 ·O, on a
Dill goal b te in the second half of a \Vild·
card game, the Eagles had their season
ended by L::i Serna, 1-0, to finish with a 9·
9·5 recor<l.
Senior fullback Chris Sandro was a first·
team all-league pick, while goalkeeper
Ryan Brown, senior forward Jay Villarreal,
senior midfielder Eric Espinoza and soph·
omore midfielder Mi guel Huerta were sec·
ond·team choices.
Alex Gonzales. Victor Rodriguez and
Ryan Yurada were honorable mention all·
league.
• Water polo: Senior Adam Bollenbach,
The Eagles finished the season 10-7, 5·5
in league.
• lla<lminton: Allen Tram and ~tike
Truong won the league boys doubles
c.rown, dominating a t:.indcm from Cen·
tury, 15·2. 15·3, while Tram teamed with
Khanh Vu to win th e league mixed dou·
bles championship.
•Wrestling: J.C. Companzano (135·
pound class) and Isreal Hilario (145) each
finished second in their respective weights
at the Pacific Coast League Finals.
petition Saturctay at the National
Scholastic Outdoor Ch:impion·
ships. ''here fellow ~ailor seniors
Wade Tift and Ste\e Gonzales
also performed well.
Heads, third in the state in the
shot P.Ul and discus this spring,
had a wmning put of 47 feet, 5V•
inches, then threw.the discus 133-5
to finish ~econd.
Tift, the state runner-up in the
shot put, threw 58-IOVJ to take
second-place honors behind Brad
Downs of lllinois. who went 60·
7¥4.
Gonzales threw 55·2.Y• to finish
seventh in the shot put.
MARSH
Fr•• P•9• 6
around. There's no shooting; it's
nol very fu n. I was just floating
back there. But on the varsity, I
started to like it more. It wa s a
whole new game."
Major doings in club volleyball coming up
because of financial constraints.
-Following the Olympic Festi·
val, Marsh travels to St. Cloud,
Minn., for the Knockout Champi·
onships.
· -Then, if he makes the Junior
World Canoe Team at Loke Placid
in the C·l, Marsh will travel to
Holland this summer for the
World Championships.
Instead of writing a paper on
'What I Did for Summer Vaca·
tion,' Marsh might consider video
or a slide show.
Paddling. whether it's solo, with
a partner or with three others, is a
far cry from stopping shots·on-go:il
in the pool, where Marsh, who will
ottcnd Stanford in the fa ll, wns a
third-team All-Cl F Division I goa l·
keeper for C_ooch Bill Darnell's
Sa ilors.
"I'm not sure what I like bes1,"
he said. "l like polo as a game,
but in paddling, it's not just nat·
water, it's ou trigger canoeing, surf
skiing and whitewater. It's more
like a community than a sport, :ind
you meet a Jot of neat people in
the sport."
Darnell, former U.S. Olympic
wutcr polo coach, gave Marsh an
earnest taste of gooltcndlng two
summers ago.
"One time, Barnett had me play
goalie for a shooting drill wi th the
Olympic team, just before they left
ror Barcelona," Marsh said. "He
needed a goalie, bu t thut was out
or control. They'd fire from two
meters ou1. It was scary.
"But, actually, l 5tarted as a
field player when I was a fresh·
man, and my sophomore year I
chanacd into the goal. We didn't
have a very good goalie on the
f f'Olh·soph team, and the coach
put me in there. Originally I didn't
want 10, and I got bummed out,
because in those rro1h-soph
11mc1, they're just swimmina
Marsh, who plans to major in
evolutionary ecology at Stanford,
only began paddling seriously a
year ago. But has mnde tremen·
dous strides. •
During the Olympic Festival tri·
als at Eagle Creek Reservoir near
Indianapolis May 2I, Marsh quali·
fie d in the C·l 500 meters with a
time of 2 minutes, 15 seconds, and
the C-2 500 meters in 2:03. He
also advanced in the 1000 meters
in both canoes. Only the top two
in each race qualified.
"They were good times for Jlle,
because I don't have that many
times," Marsh said. "In a race,
maybe 1 like the C·l better. ln C-
2, each guy always relies on the
other guy. In C· l , I like to toke it
out easy and pass people as t'm
going in. In C-2, it can work to
your advantage, maybe if your
partne r is faster than you or a bet·
ter stecrsmon."
Marsh, who plans to ploy water
polo at Stanford, also seems to
have his career poth calculatFd as
well as his canoe courses.
"( want to teach ecology in the
winier, at a high school or uni-
versity, and also be able to start n
business for rock ond ice climb·
ing,'' he said. "l'd like to stort a
company that makes gear for res·
cue teams. There are a lot of
things that could be buiJI, but
manufacturers won't build them.
Most or search and rescue is vol·
unteer. In the Iona run, startin&
that type or business is not going
to make you a millionaire, but you
can be innovative and do a lot or
thinp that arc useful."
Besides boulderin& -climbing
about 10 to ., rect with no ropes
-Manh hun't had much time
ror rock climbin1 this year.
It appean he won't have much
lime this summer. eithe r.
~ Boys set for Regionals,
and the Junior Olympics;
Girls eye Davis Festiva l.
T he highlight of the club
volleyball season is
approaching with the boys
rcgion:il championships anu the
Junior Oly01pics, as well as the
girls Vollcyb;1ll Festival.
With the club environment
boing so competitive, the level of
play i!t the n10!.t exciting these
players reach all season long.
The Volle}ball Festival is held
in Da' is, California e\•ery year and
is the largc!tt women's 3thlctic
event in the 11 or/c./. There arc
more than 700 teams from all over
the United States, in a<ldi1ion to
Puerto Rico and Canada.
The tournament starts with
opening ceremonies Sunday at the
Arco Arena in Sacramento. Nike
hosts the event with more thon
7,000 athletes marching into the
arena. Play starts Monday at more
than 40 sites in the Davis nrea ond
continues through S:iturday, July ::?.
The top eight tcnms in the
16-ond·undcrs :ind the .
18-and-undcrs (from a field of
200) play rriday with the finals
televised on Prime Ticket. With all
of the other teams idle on Frklay.
the crowd for the ftn:>ls is large
and loud (more than 6,000 for la!tt
year's 18s final).
The Orange County Volleyball
Club has 14 tc&ims going to the
Festival. There arc three teams in
the 18s, five teams in the 16s, four
in the 14sandtwoin the
12-and·under division.
Every year Nike honors th e club
'' ith the best finish overall in
three top divisions with the Nike
Club Cup. OCVDC has been
fortunate enough to win the club
cup in seven of the lO years of the
Festival's existcn.cc. Last yenr's
club cup win was exciting, as it
came down to a match in
the 14s between OCVOC
lllue team and South
Day's top l4s, ''on in
three exciting games by
our team for the club cup
victory.
Kellie Denso has
coached the top l 4s
The boys regional tournament is
named the Iloys Classic and
features teams from all over
Southern California. For some
teams, it is a very competiti'e
!Ournament, while for those teams
going on to the Junior Ol)mpics,
the Boys Classic finish seeds them
for the ''J.O.s."
The four-day tournament starts
Saturday, \\ith the finals sci for
June 28. This yc:ir's Classic
features 98 teams with
18 teams in the 14s. 43
in the 16s and 37 in the
1 ~.
teams for many years with
tremendous success.
While winning national
championships has been
part of that success, the
real rewards of Kellie's
coaching come in her
preparation of the players
Volleyball
The Balboa Ba y
Volle} ball Club has
entered three teams in
the 14s. five in the 16s
:ind three in the lSs.
Reebok hos sponsored
the top teams in each
division and each of
these teams has a good
choncc to finish high in
their division.
Former All·ClF setters
for their high school careers.
These players leave this
program prepared for the big
adjustments thot take place, both
socially and emolionally, :it the
neitt level. Unrortunntcly Kellie is
planning to move to Northern
California in July, which will
create a huge void in the OCVOC
developmental staff. We wish her
well, but we also wish })er bac~ -
$00n soon.
Ty Price (CdM High)
will coach the BOVC 14 Blue,
while Drew Sheward (Newport
Harbor High) will guide the
DBVC 18s. Both have years of
successful coaching and rlaying.
and both set for nationa
championship winners at save.
Newport resident Rich Polk will
cooeh the BBVC top l6s team.
• The Junior Olympics are in
Austin, Tcxa!\. The 14s play July
3·6, ~hilc the l6S an(j l8s e\ltnl is
Mustangs seeking •111 help for the trlcll 111'111111•
COSTA MESA . -The Costa
Mesa High' school Track & f 1clJ
Boosters arc seeking money to buy
uniforms and equipment for next
scaton.
Costa Mesa has been chostn to
host the 1995 P1mfic Co:ist Lcocue
finals, and the school would like lO
uparadc the track.
Costa Mesa busincssc.s arc being
a\ktd ror • donation 10 help the
proaram out.
Checks Jhould be m:.dc payable
to: Costa Mesa Hi&h School
Tr1ck, nnd mailed to: Costa Mesa
Hiah Schoo\, Track A Field Boot•·
crs. An n,: JOhn GroYCr, P.O. Be.
10212, C°'ta Mesa. C:a., 92627·
0064.
from July 7-10. There are 168
teams entered from all over the
United States, Puerto Rico, Guam
and Canada.
The Puerto Rican teams arc
\Cf)' good and, surprisingr), the
teams from Kansas Cit\, St. Louis,
· M111ncso1a and Piusburgh ha\e
made drasllc improvement.
The Balboa Bay Volleyball Club
contingent includes two teams in
. the l·h. three teams in the 16s.
and two in the JSs. Ifs alw:iys
interci.ting to see \\hich teams :ire
the ones to be:ll in each age
group. because these team do not
pl:i) each o~her during the )Cnr.
In the girls d1v1sion, there b a
lot or intra-reg1onal rompetition
throushout their club season.
\\htch ill six months long.
The boys basically play a short
loll sea ·on and regroup in June to
play in these tournaments. The
Balbo~ Bay teams have won more
than 20 national championships in
the program's 17 :rears, with many
more ~econds and thirds.
•"Corona dcl Mar's Tori
I lartling has decided to continue
her volleyball career at Chico
Staie University. Tori was"1tn
outside hitter on OiM's two
national championship teams
(1992 and '93). An outstanding art
student, Chico State orrers Tori a
top art school ond a volleyball
team that she is CllCited to join.
She will end her club career at
Davis next \\Cek as a badt-row
pccfali 1 for lhe Oranac ~ounty
Volt~yball Oub Nike 18s.
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UPERIOR COURT OF Ion ol earnings and spe-iou cannot pay tile r1Ung cualqulef agent• del ordtn filed b,( EARL BURKE your Claim with .,... court
HE STATE OF CALfFOA. clal damages wlll accrue "· ask the clt1k fOt a IM g::.co que la1 haya rtcJ. SAWYE lri tile Super'°' and ma~ a copy to the per-
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2. G1ne1al Dam1g11: mecUttlYen. ol the court Is IEI nombrt y that EARL BURKE SAW· ol ft11t Issuance ol the Ill· A 90650 Usted I 30 DIAS CAL-dlftcCJon de ta cort• ff) YER be appoon\td 11 pe1· ''" .. provided In Hcil()(I Tht name, add1ess, and 1100.000.00 ENDARIOS despuH de r• Superior Cour1 or Calll0t· tonal 11prestntativ1 to ad· 8100 ol Int CaltfOf'noa Pro-tlephonl num~ ol plain-Dated& Aprll 21, clbir onctalment• ttta cila· ma. County or Orange, 700 minllllf lht 111a11 ol th• bait Code. The time for fd·
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llhoul en attorney, 11: (El CURTIS L. QEMMIL para compltlat y p1nentar P.O. Box 838. Santa Ana, THE PETITION requnls btfort tou1 month• from
mbr't, la di1tcdon V el llY: JERRY L. ROW· 1u IOfmutano dt R11pu11ta Cll1to1ma 92702-0838 lh• decedent I WILL Ind the nearing datt noticed
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CURTIS L GEMMIL, 7624 Pilot June 8, 15, 22, 29, Respuesla a Utmpo_ia y el numero de teltlono dtl fHE PETITION requ111s with tne court a l0tmal Re·
. Painter Avenue, Third 1994. corte puede expedl r at>ogado dtl dtmandantt, 1ut.h011ty to adm.n ster the quest ror Special Notiet ol
Floor, Whittler, CA 90602· W396 ordenes que altcten su o del demandantt que no estatt under tht lndtpen-lht r.11ng ol an 1nvent0f'Y
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PUBLIC NOTICE que ordenen qut usted In Pro er, Aurora Wood, tates Act. (This authority sets or ol any petition or DATE: MAR 02 t"4 pa~ue mantencton. hono-714 650·3n3. 694 w. 191h will lllow the personal rep. account as p10"1ded in EDWARD M. KRITZ· SUllMONI ~ 1ar os dt abogado y las SL. Costa Mesa, Ca. 92627 resentahve to take many stchon 1250 of the Calilor· MAN, Clerk, br N. • FAllllL Y LAW costas. SI no puedt pagar Date: AUG t3, 1992 ac:ttons w1lh0ut court ap. nia Probate Codi A R•
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PLAINTIFF'I STATE· clon de la demanda, plda Clertc, br MARLA HAN· tain very Important ac11ons, 101m Is available ltom the ·DERECHO DE al actuarlo de la c0r1e qut cour1 derk MENT I ETTINO FAMILIA It de un formulatio de tx· NAH, Deputr hOwtver, the personal rtP·
Attorney for the '•''-FORTH THE NATURE resentahve will bt required Notice TO REIPON· one1aclon dt las mismas NOTICE TO THE PER· to give notice to lnteresled tloner: AND AMOUNT OF DAM-DENT (AVllO AL DE· ~alver ol Cour1 Fees and SON SERVED: You are persons unless they have JAMES L. RUBEL, JR., AGH CLAIMED (C.P.e. MANDADO (Nombre): osts). served as an Individual waived notice or consented A LAW CORPORATION, SECTION 421. t t) Ronald O. Wood Si desta obtener conse10 Published Ntwpoll to tilt proposed action) 5 CMC PLAZA, SUITE TO: DEFENDANTS You are belnt aued. A legal, comuniquest de In· Beacll·Costa MeSll Daily The Independent adminls· 320 , NEWPORT AND TO THEIR AT· uatecl le estan deman· medialo con un abogado. Pilot June 15, 22, 29, July trahor1 authortty Will be BEACH, CA 12880. TORNEYS OF RECORD: NOTICE The rtstra!nlnP. granted unless an Inter· dando. orders on the back are e · 8, 1994. ested person Mes an ob-5125 (714) 720.31t0 Plalnlilf VICKY L VNN PIETITIO"ER'I NAME lect against both husband W398 1ec11on 10 tht pttillon and Published Ntwpor1 Beach-KROES hereby submits the II (EL NOBRE DEL DE· and wilt until the petition Is show good cause Why 1he Costa · Mesa Dally Pilot statement setting for1h the MANDANTE ES): Au· dismissed, a judgment Is PUBLIC NOTICE court should not grant the June 15, 16, 22 1994 nalurt and amount ol dam· rora Wood entered, or the cou11 BSC 2141 autno~ WTh399 ages being sought In the CASE NUMBER makes further 01ders. A H ING on th• pell· sibove·entitled acUon, pur· (Numero del Caso) These orders are enforce-NOTICE OF 11on will be held on JULJ The Piiot
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DELMAR 2122
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deco 2B d/w gar --------,,.---Oeorv• H. Colller June 16, corner Irvine r r, · · Nwpt Hts. M/F, N/S please call yo1ir dad & Clay, Npt Hghts. ,
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Among the first books we read on the ace and played the ace of cluba. PUllfITUIE a DEL 11U 8122 MOTOICYCW
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46 Endorance 49 Wh1<lpools
51 Declare innocent
amount 60 Reverse 61 Take--.
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bridge wu one that was datined to 'Oh,' uid Mr. Smug, juat about to SCOOTERS 8018 ~ome a clauic: Why You Lou at trump it. The!' he . reelized thia IQUIPMIHT 6047 .a•• "IUDENROD I Brut,e, by the great BriU1h would leave ham w1th only two ....., vv. n
player/writer S.J . Simon. Fint pub: trump1. He tranced. CANON COPIER (alley) Sat a-11· Fuml-llOVINO
lished in the U.S. in 1946, the writ· ''But eventuaJly it oocurred to 1ST 1150 TAKES ITI ture, bike, ~BQ, misc. MUST IEUH
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ing i1 as fresh and the advice as him that if be did not trump it he 882-3508 evening• 84 SHADOW 700CC
----~-~-sound u when it first appeared. As was down one anyway ... (The con· exec desk chairs er• NEWPORT LOW MILES (211Q 13 an added bonus there ia an hilarious tract wu now due to fail, since East denza, iue cabin... BEACH 6169 '400 obo
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club, which introduces a aeries of The .Unlucky Expert leaned back, 860-9500 or 723-9500
ha •--that.eve L--·--d · t. h ' I E1tate· Sale-AnUquea •••••ill•••1lii•iiliiiiliiiiili• .,......_. _____ c rac...... ryone 1muw1 an pumns a 1& own c evemesa. booki.palntlnga-furn '*UTOMOBILES
recognizes. The book has long been "But he purred to soon. Mr. PETS • d•preaalon glan-old A
-------out. of. print. and this new edition Smug entered.dummy by ruffing a ANIMALS 8049 llnH-co11ectable1-•••••••••I (Devyn Preas, 160 pp, paperback, heart and led the queen of dia· custom }ewelry·Great
85 Fiero-new red 5 epd, 4 cyl,
Sound 1ys, SH $1950 Obo. 831-71 ,.,.....-+-+---t~-T--t--1 $9.95 plus $1.50 postage and han· monds. Without a trace of besita· liiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Stuff. Fri & Sat 9-4 ---------1
dJing. Available from The Bridge tion, Mra. Guggenheim covered! 3 F':.i"-~\N~ Ot Ylata Roma AI.PA ROMEO 90151-------
World, 39 W. 94th St., New York, Always cover an honor with an hon· Looking for loving iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PORSCHE Y.10025~.JJWCb.plaaawe--Ort Had not-the-Unlucky..Expe1~~4;;.:~~~-tdff'"1Q1111i•••••• Great Summer C•rl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiillliiii••
and knowledge to a new generation her this only two rubbers back?" Please call 844·9962 TIUlNSPORTATION '88 Grad Conv, mint
of bridge players. Get your copy now, before it goeti or 85H>155 9~m·5pm. •••••••••I eond, lo ml, am/Im
On thi• hand from the rubber, oul or rint . ! ·-PT-·PET CHI & morel 16899 AllV ..... OBO 973°9041
•1870 814 Turbo. e eye. 15=• red/blk. 15000. Rae
edge. 541-8085 Every Sat & Sun at --------·•
EMPLOYMENT eTTW11UT'P'n91: 6014 PETSMART, Fountain BOATS 70111-------·1--------
5530 MERCHANDISE cuaun&u~ Valley. Puppies, kH· CHEVROLET 9045 SVBAIU tens and more, all •tun Allen formal llv-looking for loving, car-18' Zodiac Shipping olerk FT Ing room $890. Vlcto-Ing home1. CALI. 241-Completely loaded, '89 lroo Carnaro, v. '92 Low-le 4dr .. d
Beneflli, win• exp ANTIQUES 80lO rlan 1ofa/love seat 0317 for more Info. engine, ttallw, aeata, 8, auto, 5 apd, ale. full auto, 9Cyc, AJC, p pref. Tobacoon••• $925. Ch•rry sleigh•---------steering $2000 Obo. power, am/fm stereo PS, AM/FM caH,
PT2S00gleST CM bdrm set $1650. AKITAPUPS t3' Achlllea Juat Ilka cua, c/c, anrf W/t· whl.$8000.373-907
•-------·--,An~l'9ctablea Leathe r den set AKC, champion llnea. St750 Obo 675-5231 topa, tinted glaH.1==-":""--:--~--=-Summer Work wanted for upcoming 11500. Unused. Can Great mar1<lng11 $500----------• alloy whl1, custom '82 Lople 4dr •ed
St0.15/Start. Work In auction June 24. We deriver. 895-8046 $600. Call 587·1779. HOUSEBOAT tlrea/Whla, $700 bur· auto, 8cyc, AJC, P
retall sales & service. buy or accept con· CUTE KITTENS Lek• Powell In 1llp. gler alarm, show rm PS, AM/FM cos, No exp nee. 18 +. algnmenaa. Call John Hatlan cotton 2·pc aect FREE to good homes. Par1net1 aeek another cond, 26K ml, $9800. wht. $8000. 373.907 Scholarahlps & ad· Riverside Auction Co. aofa, g~eat co~~ S2SO. p a r t n e r . w e 11 M5-17ea vancemenl opptys. 714·525-2958 or Dinette aet ~8 rnd tbl Ready to go. 714-890-equipped 55 f1 boat. •--------Flex hrs. 851-0951 1.aoo.&2·AUCTION & 4 awvt canebk chra, 0055 leave meaaage. 714-846-1571 ---------TRUCl(S
bf'n bentwood, perfect Fr .. To Good Home ----_.,.---•FORD 9075 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&iiiiii Telemarketers_ •BUYING ITEMS• cond $250. 722-9515 2 b tlf I /bl WANTED USED iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili F .. "" 960 mate.au cu· _gsra.y lulte· MARINE EQUIPMENT 75 El Camino P/up v Work out of your rorn 1UUV"'1 · 1 pc MUST SELLI Beige -T~ AT AC PS PB N home. Good pay. Jewelry to entlNt houaa aofa SlOO. Bentwood termatea, 2 years BOATS ETC. CASH '70 Mustang, V·8, red • • • •
1-(800)·998·1977 eontent1. Immediate llhr chrs. Cabinet young & neut•red. TODAY. Gel rid of un-w/blk top, treated w/ Int, FM can, XI cash top$ 673-6223 · ., 2 Ad 0 ra b I•. w 8.11• used 1tem1 675-5231 YLC, by' 1 owner body/paint. Mag
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Word Processor ' . tamps, etc "4 -3188 behaved pet•. but . S3300. 548-0511 52250 obo. 631•7149
For Newport Beach In· we're allergic. Call 83 Kawasaki .Jet Ski
5530 5530 5530 vestment Banking APPLIANCES 6011 MERCHANDISE 722•9268. S695. 81 16 Hobie _G_M_C----9-0-8-1 vor•rw·•G~v 923 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii house. Heavy IBM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cat $995. 8,1 Johnson ww n """'
ACCOUNTING Gr••t Summer Job Restaurant Word Perfect 6.0 work Off white modern frig-MISC. 6015 FREE 35 OB $495 673-4928 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
CLERK Just dlallng phone. Counter Pereon load. Lotus ablllty. looks nlce, works wellliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TO LOVING HOME 8S'GMC Sl•rr• s.15 '70 Karmann Oh
Earn S5·S15/tlr. No For Bakery/Dell. Irvine ~~gngsk~r,:w~g ~~:i~ S125. 723-0925 MOVING MUST Former companion _P_OWE __ R_B_O_A_T_S--• PU Truck•Good cond. Hdtp, 4-apd. Run
Part time te.'rporary, sellfnog, Monc·Frl 6am-loc. N/smkr. 25<>-4552 Prestigious Fashion '&9 Kenmore all elec-SELL,1,1 dog to Hnlor citizen 85K•5·spd•4 Cylndr gr••· Classic fun f
3·month pos11on. 25· 11:3 am, M area. RETAIL SALES I I d . $2 K trlc, heavy-duty, com· need• a new home. 7012 Pwr Brka.•Stereo $2500. Call 760-8006 30 hours per week, Call Todd, 708-2365. •an Hll•ng. 5 1" • Pact, at a ck ab I e, Even no crib, llke new JINX Is a nine-year· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil w h 11 e w/G rap h tcs 8 30 2 30 f For Kitchen Thing• Call 840-7800 0 dltl $65 OBO 1 1 G h d : am-1 : pm or LT CONSTRUCTION washer & <dryer. Excel· . c n on " o d Ital an rey oun $3,000 * 7-23·5323 busy newspaper of· In South Coast Plaza. Work at Home•Lota , lent Condition. Ideal <:;1<:;1 662-3508 <::l<::I mix, 12 lbs, brown t7'fA Ft Century
flee. \larlous duties In· $10/Hr 821-8800 ~ull time/pa.{' tlm:· of Job• Ir ISi Send for apartments/Con· 7 FT SPA, gaa heater & with brlndle markings. 1988, 4 cycllnder, ---------
eluding collections, fll· _P_/T_L--,-S---,-ays, Caves w3ee • SASE to: RAE, 638 dos. Washer hooks pumn Incl. $500/obo. Current shots; neu· seats 8, xlnt cond. uvnvn.Al 9090 Ing, dala proce•slng. ega •ere ary ends all 653·93 7 c I d L M ... d 1 h c 11 675 1652 °1 unu .. I . . am no e os area, up to kitchen faucet. 650·3728 tere • comes w I a . . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii For consideration needed, tam ly lawyer, C 11 N 11 8 h Sandwich Shop C-24<>-413, San lem-$325 Call 957-3021 on•year veterinary In-...,, ....... ,......--...,..~----•
1964 VW Baja Bug, n high performance en glne, tires, also AM
FM casselle. Racln
seats and roll cage
$2200 OBO 382-8604 ... please •end resume •ma ewpo eac ente, CA 92673 Art deco beau oval mir-surance, bed, lead, 1990 801ton Wh•l•r '89 4 Door Hatch-itt I f office No amoking In Costa Me•a needs O t 1 n f1 fY ---------or wr en reques or · · ror 401(48" $250. Dan· etc. A tiousedog who u r•g• • w •· b • c k ~I ea n, g d Job appllcallon to: Salary open. 721·6628 help PT/FT. Call Marg·•---------FURNITURE 6014 l1h TV llhr chair $70, loves to ·au on your hama 130HP 0/B. transpo, some repair MISC. AUTO 924
DAILY PILOT Real Estate aret 8•11am 645-1100 EMPLOYMENT microwave $95. baby lap, he's •lwa~• will· Custom helms chairs nee $1400 645·5063
330 W. Bay St. ---------.. •Secretarw PIT• SERVICES 5533 SS crib w/matt $70. Day Ing to tal<e a wall<I & seats, VHF radio & Costa Mesa. CA 92627 MALaTAft.... Small friendly NB area BRA Bl!D, On az, 216-5182, ev 965-2751 Please call voice mall: stereo. Metlc:ulously ---------Attn: Rhonda Weed Busy Wllk41 locllon. office. You'll be multi w/flrm ortho matt aet, 7 t 4-e44.297 6, leave malnlained, xlnt eond. JEEP 9110
Personnel ~ for .,_ ~~l:~~dna;rt~.h c8or:~': Pleas~::::are that C~~~r $;'~~d~u~~x::1i Th~g~L~;!~~~ Must meHage. $19.900. 64~·8814 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
IRS AUCTIONS
Autoa/Boata/Propeny
Orange Co. Division ReflDA924 847·1534
AccoSunTtAflngF ASST. __ ,..1
11""°'••;·:1 sense a must. Hrs the ll1llng1 In thla cat· S250 cash. n4·6500 Selll 24 (8) ounce Jara LAB choc 1 vr·Tralned/ 74 Clae1lc Duttr 20' 89 Wrangler· Red w/sof1 11• ••• .,-fleic. Resumes: P.O. egory may require you DAYBED whl/brall, only 525 total. beaullful, loves kids, Xlnl cond, rebulll top, gd cond, newL---------
F/T. 3 months In Ml:.llt Box 1246 NB 92663 to call a 900 number complete w/trundle & Call: 682_3508 cats, retrieving. S200 motor. lo hrs. $6900. tires, AM/FM cau, ANTIQUES•
Costa Mesa, relocate 673. 7300 PILOT CLASSIFIED In whlcl} there Is a matt'•· Never uaed. Incl gear. 722°5289 673·5605 $5500. 673-3646 CIASSJCS 9250 to Glendale In Sept. charge per minute. Coat $850, must aell C 0 M P U T I! R 8 LAB PUP Black male, '=iiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiii Experience In bank It'• the resource you $250 cash. n4·6500 N •I! DE D F 0 R h al I I h ----------1---------•• records, month-end .can count on to sell a BLIND USE a ow qu • x n c amp SAIL BOATS 7014 UNCOLN 9120 1910 CADILLAC Gent!• closing, flnanclal Overstocked with myriad of merchan· Overstocked with Th• Piiot A donation of any pedlgrehe, OF~/•)•• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil man's Roadster S15K. t H? dlse Items, because stuff? Cl•••lfled clear • ots. 54 .... 8755 statements, Lotus 1·2· s u computer/printer ' Also 1914 BENZ Rae· 3. Resume lo: Director A call to our columns compel A call to The most comprehen· could enable VI teens ••v• abused and 30' Clipper Marine '82 Contlnental Ing Tourer S1M. Call/ of Finance, P.O. Box Classified qualified buyers to Classified •Ive and current dlrec· to find summer work. abandoned pets. Be a Loaded w/ many Medalllon Serl•• Fax 714·722-4855 for
1560, Costa Mesa, CA will help call! · Wiii help tory of goods and ••r· BRAILLE INSTITUTE · volunteer/foster. Call extra1 S6500. Must Garaged. Nr perfect, more Information. s.
92658. 842·5878 S42·5978 &42·5878 vices aroundl 821·5000 714-859-2704. aeell 714 721-9912 $3950. 848-5974 rloue callers pleaael
------ICLEANING DECK FURNITURE HA~NG 3720 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PAINTING 3858 ROOPING 3910
SERVICE SERVICES 3548 COATING 3570 REPAIRS 3622 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IAWN CUE 3808liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiilaiiliiiiiiiii DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hauling Junk, Appll-PUBLIC NOTICE •W.P. YOUNGQUIST VANGUARD PAINTING Sadler Rooftng-Uc •
•••••••••I •WINDOW CLEANING• STOP Deck LHk•· Complete Re1tof'8llon ancea, Yard Clean·Up, Lllndaoape Repelr The Calif. Public Ullll· Pelntlftl CofttrRtor lnVExt, Quality work. Ina. Specialize comm.
FREE ESTIMATES waterproof coatings-Wood, wicker, uphol.s, Etc. Call Mike Yard llghl•aprlnkl•r•. ti•• Commission RE· Qual. painting by PfOflt Guarantffd L111678848 re-roof/repalt. 25 YT'•·
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BUSINESS work. L•587430 Free delivery. ee2°t823 ---------722·1732 hO\lsahold good a FrH eat. 845-3305
OPPOR'PlnnTIES 348 English Speaking local Eat.·Be1t $ 722·8769 HEALTH/ '"a..-wn--,._.,.....r-a-t"'"lo_n....._H_a_v_e movers print their "'t"'"tr-,-....... Q-u'""•l""lt,..r-P,....•.,..ln..,.t'""ln ... ,.f·P=E::T;-------REAL ESTATE
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