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in Corona
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from-a rock
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at Joshua
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Cox ducks 11ut of battle for Senate
~ Representative thinks
tough primary contest
could aid Democratic foe
Dianne Feinstein.
By Russ Loar, Stiff Wrtllr
NEWPORT BEACH -Rep.
Chris Cox announced Thursday he
will not run (Ot lhe U.S. Senate
~ TV viewer led San
Bernardino deputies to
home of toddlir. who was
safe with family. Accused
c~ it '8rge.
5eat ttetd by Dianne Feinstein, cit-
ina what woutd surety be a conten-
tious and expensive primary battle
againsfl mukimillionaire Santa Bar-
bara Rep. Michael Huffington.
"AJI along I was oonvinced that
my ability to succeed in an admit-
tedly tough campaign against f ein-
stein depended on Wlitin& Repul>-
licans acrou the board," Cox said.
"The current primary lineup
would have made that well-nigh
impossible for ll full nine month~."
The conservative Newpon
Beach Republican said he wall re-
mam 1n the House or Represcnta·
tive~ and run for re-clec11on in
1994.
Former Orange County Rep.
But . Cox's biggest primary chal·
len&c would ha"e come frvm Huff·
ington, the son of-a Tc~:i 011 t}·
coon who defied p:tn) darecti\C5 in
1992 :arid • used his con~1derable
\o\-ealth to def e;u longtime Republi-
can Rep Robert Lagoma~ano.
Cox behC\.CS he oould beat
Huffington, but worne!> that a
bruising primary baule \o\OUld sig-
nificant!) v.caken his chances
against Feinstein.
.'!frankly, l just don't think Re·
publicans can afford lO ~e Di-
anne f CIOStein that kind of head
nan," Cox ujd,
Cox bti pent dlc last. 90 days
lining up Republican support for a
potential run aga.imt Feinstein,
gaanmg the end<;>ncmcnts of Re-
publican ranging Crom Jack Kemp
to Soon) Bono.
Bill Danncmcyer and lnland Em-
pire attorney Kate Squi~s -both
Republicans -told Cox they wtll
run again t Feinstein, \o\hO is up
for re-election in November 1994.
"We v.ere vcf) comfortable that '
See COX/4
OHicials ·consider plan to
snun out public smoking
~ After South Coast Plaza
clears the air, executive
suggests Costa Mesa ought
to do the same
By Ma'Tlle Mcltod Stan Wr :er
COSTA Ml::.SA -Smol ers may haH!
re"er pl aces to light up 1n the cit) no"
that offic1ab arc mulling O\Cr a Cit)·
wide 'lmoling ban.
The idea "a~ fir'>t r Jl~d b~ Soulh
Coa~t Plaza General Ma nager Jim Hen·
"ood Y.ho wrote to the cat) 1.i'>l \\CC~
suggesting offic1ab i.hould · follo" the
ma11'1. February dc..i .. 1on to ban 'm'-'l·
ang
On \\ ednesdJ) tlu: Cit) 's sub .. tance '
abu~ ad' i~n. comm ttee launl'.'hed 11\
month-long StuJ) during \o\h1ch boarJ
memb\!ri. ~ill h~ten tu public opinion
about whether the cuunc1I )hould en:ict
tln an11-smoking lav.
''Henv.·oo<fs lencr uid the ban al
South Co:ist hil' been v.ell·rcccl\C:d
from the public and that ror he+1llh rea·
son) 1hc city sho~ld be pro.Jdl\e unJ
suggested a ban throughouc the c1ry,"
i.1id Ron Schocnmehl. "'ho h..ld scl'\i'ed
as chairman of the i.ubsl3ncc abu e
comm1m:e unul recent!)
Jan Roberts, a spolcsv.oman for
QUlmON
111111 ill?
Should the aty ban smokjna ia
rcs1~urants or JX.lblic Places? U
)'OU arc a smolt.cr. \lrl>Wd )OU .
drive to ewpon Beach ju t lO be
able to ~c •hilc you d~?
Lta~e )OUr commcnis acd name
on the Re ders' Hotline,
642-6086.
~outh Co:m Pl:ua !>:ud !>he was unaware
or .lny SUCh COrr(''>ponden.:e \Cnt to the
Cit) from Hen..,.tJOd · but agreed that
plaza oft1~1als' dec1 ion an februal') 10
ban !>mol ang '" all public arca5 or the
mall .h;.i!> been effc.ct1\C.
· \\ c made a dec1~on and fch 11 "as
In the bc!ot tnlefC)l of Our CU!otomef) to
pr~1dc the bc!>t !oho_pe_1ni.._ cnv1ronm nt
tha1 "C could." Robcn ) said "We
..,.ould be rh \Uppon of whit1C\icr the
ci~ 's dec~1on """'" ·· ") ·
If C~ta Mc$:! coo 1dcred a b.m t11e)
would nor be the lin.t to do so. League
of California C111es s.tatistio ho• that
Dana Poinl ;and Laguna ~3ch ha\ic nl-
read)' banned !>mol.1ng in rc)tJur .tnl'>
-See SMOKING 4
Cocaide seizures elsewhere
show Costa Mesa connection
~ More than S 13 million worth
of drugs confiscated in two
recent raids . Two local men
arrested in one bust
By LonAnn Bashedl. s ti wrur
~oplc stop U\tng drug,, bccau<.e a long
as 'he USCI':\ are, there .... ,u be a dc-
'!}llnd. And there ..... 11 .tl"a)' be ~upph·
er!I to replace th("C "'ho ~o to pmon ·•
The &IJv.;an Parl bu't .. tool pl.ice
Wcdncsdl\ e'enin~ v.hen Co t:a Mc~.
Anaheim and r ullerton n;trCOll\; off1c·
crs. along v.1th 1he Orange C,lunt\' Dru1
Enforcement Admtn1\tration. raided a
COST A MESA -Pohcc here. along home folkw.mg C\"t'ral m~mthi. ol 1n"e -
"Ith olher area la"' enforcemont •sen· 1icat1on!o.
cacs. raided a &Id"'" Park home In addition 10 JM l1lo-. of cocaine.
WcdnescUy, confi!IC3ting roughl) $13 they sc12ed a hllndgun and arrc,1ed
miHion •orth of cocaine. some of ~lndr-three men Maoricto Dctgl\10.-...... --~--
"'as apparently bound for local street . lbld"'in Park. Uc tor lsau. ~6. ol B:lld·
Sc'cral da) before that, Costa Mesa ••n Park nd \'actor Molina. 1'. of LOI
poh c said the) arrested three men -An~lc:\, "'ere all hoo cJ on SS m1lhon
two of them local re idents -v.1th bail •
ncatl} half a m1lhon doll~rs "'-orth or CO· A r.ccent ~uure of ~{~ kilo ol co-
caine an a Huntington Buch motel came in Lacuna \o11:uel 1 .. v.hu1 led nar-
room. cotto officer~ tl) the \U~pcct\, a~cordin&
· Sgt Loren W)rick id police urce to Co11ta Mc'a police p lc'm~n
tell them that a u~tanual quantity of George W1b.on:
the cucainc ~uld ha\c Y>OUnd up 1n . .. 'arcot1" Jctc1,.ll\C' arc 11o"Orlm to
Costa Mesa and urroundang ci11e reduce the no .... of 11le" I dnip by h)l·
"Obviously tbi m3lc a dent." l<Min& up on 1ntorma1ion a1ncd from
Wyrick said. "But we llfl need to have See COCAINE/4
Good news for
everyone but
the lobsters
~ Ashermen dive in to lobster
~eason along the coast
I "!!!·on-.a.t•
Check it out
_ ~atJhe library .
· before y~u buy
0 ctober may be Consumer
Information Month, but residelllS
of 01,1r coastal communities take a
year-round interest in their economic duly
to consume. Wh:it has changed over lime
ts the amount of personal rcsponsibiJity we
mu~t take Cor what we buy and how we
dispose of leftover wastes. The Newport
Beach Public Library can help you become
both a wise and cnvironmtlltally conscious
consumer. .
You probably head for the library when
Check
It Out
you wnnt to research new
cor prices, evaluations
and options. But do you
know where to dispose of
those old tires, batteries
or motor oil? Newport's
public libraries have
listings of locations
willing to take those
hazardous wastes off your
hands. Just call or come
by for the names and/or
locations of these sites.
B~fore you buy that
new plant for the garden
or invest in a new lawn,
Loe
Hiii m:aJic f tom the library. I read every
book 1 could act my handS on." He
__ \ __ it_ed m:i 'c: tio~ in. Pbadcna,
Holl)'wood and ~enlu Uy me& utt;cr
maaicians and •lartcd'honaina out t
tbc Mu&ic Castle in Hollywood.
A 13·year ~mp~ with IM-
Newpott·Me a Unified SChool Oistrict
and an occompli}hed magician. For \he
l l six years, he has been supervising
custodian at College Park Elc:mcntary
School.
LAltGI PAMILY
Houle, .. 3. grew up in the San
Gabriel Valley. A graduate of ArCJidia
High School, he moved to Balboa
Island in the summer of 1972. ''I have
been married 10 yea{S, and though I
have no kids 1 always tell people I
have 676 kids. That is our total
enrollment at College Park."
ABRACADA81tA
Houle's passion for magic began as a
teen-ager after watc:hing a friend's
older brother perform tricks. Houle
said the magic, such as coins, card-,
rocks, offers more of an intimate
setting as opposed lo stage or parlor
magic. Also, "it was n chcnpcr way to
go."
SLEIGHT OF HAND
"l started by checking out books on
.. I would practice ix or $CVCn hou~
a dQ¥, sometimes pr11c:1ic:in1 all through
the night in my bedroom without
realizing the time until l saw the sun
come up. l was touslly consumed with
it for a period of my life. I w ju t
f aseinated with the techniques people
used to present a tiick and the ecrcc:t h
had on their audience.''
KIDS STUFF
Although Houle has pcrfonmd for
friends and relatives, his favorite, :lnd
most appreciative audience is at
College Park."
"Some kid~ here are very shy, and
when I pull a coin out of their car, or
~k~ a coin disappear, it breaks down
the shyness. I have a deep fondnc for
the kids and this is :m extension of
that lpvc," he 11aid.
-Story by )OJct $C'h~rrr,
photo by Mt1~ MDttln
If you !now wmeonc "ho "ould
make an incere)ting Pilot Person, call
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CITYSIDI
coming 10 the library may
be a natural for you. Exploring how plants
interact in specific environments, and the
compa1ib1l11y of their maintcmlnce
requ1remen1s nnd your upkeep desires also
can be fun The libraries of Newport
Beach have books, videos, reference
materials and magazines that can hclp•you
evaluate all your landscaping options.
But what do you do with those clippings
from grass, trees and shrubs? Disposing of
these natural wastes in our strccrs or
storm drams clogs up our harbors and is
against the law. Learn about reducing yard
clippings, "grasscycling", mulching,
composting and worm composting in
"Resource-Efficient Yard Dre:
Transportation Commission says city 'can live without' bridges
Composting and More", a handout
prepared by the city or Newport Beach,
a\atlablc for copying at all Newport Beach
public libraries. Also produced by the city
and available for check-out at all four of
Newport's libraries is "Composting
Work.shop", a vKlco on how-to start your
own compost pile, whether you live in an
apartment on Balboa Island, or a home on
Lido Isle.
~ Group unanimously decides
to recommend against 19th
Street and Gisler Avenue
bridges over Santa Ana River.
By Mamie Mcleod, Staff Wrl!er
COSTA MESA -This week marked
a small victory for local residents op·
posed to the 19th Street nnd Gisler Av·
enuc brid&cs. But, ffi3ny sa~ the battle_
has just begun.
The city's Transponation Commission
on Wednesday voted 3-0 10 recommend
against the bridges that would span the
Santa Ana River into Huntington Beach
and fountain Valley. respectively. The
commi~ion wa) coMidering information city's traffic 1nafr \Oiced its op1mon 1ha1
presented to them in a regional .report 1he bridges were not needed b~d on
which suggests the need for the c:r~· 1hc nnalysis of the technical information
ings. in the report.
Those oppo~ed to the bnc.Jgcs -sny the "j,_Vc believe we could h1rc \li1thout the
structures would turn their now quiet briJgt.) until the )Car 2010," said Peter
neighborhood streets in~o major thor· Naghavi, tr;:insportation ~~ice,S m:in·
oughfarcs. so many ~ere encoura&"CJ b)' ager for the city, 1n an intcmcw cJrlacr
the commission's vote. this ~eek. ''Time for that l..md or Jnal·
"At the meeting people tnllced about ) is is aone. We don't ha\C the· free
the social cos\s, losing homes and relow han~ like we used to. Why do it now.
c1lling, snfcty for children and how their why' olthrough cxpcn c now \I.hen )OU
ocighborhood--routdn't-handle 1tflY"10fC---rnUy don'Htttd 1irat."
traffic," sa1J Councilman Joe EncU<?n. Nagh;:i\t's report v;:ihdatcd \\hJI clli·
\\ho attended 1hc cumm1ss1on mectin_s , zen~ said the)' already know
a an ob)el'\cr "l just don't think the ''h'~ not a quc~uon of rhe commun!l)
bridges ma._c :,cni.e cconom1cally, practi· being 'plit on the 1~uc.' aid Dcin
cally or ~i.iJI)." Reine ma on. :i Newport Beach re)tdent
The meeting m;.irlcd the fim time tbe "'ho i a member of the Co,la Me).J Cit·
I ~
izcn Bndgc Altem:tt1\e Study Group
"The re idenb ~cm pretty resolved thJt
1hh 1i. not somcthtng th;»I shouJJ be on
1hc county mi. tcr plan of h1ghv. •)'~ "
The comm1 ion's rcrommend:uion
"'" go to the Cit} Ccuncil "'hlch ~•II
hear the ~me pre~n1a11on at thctt Oct.
25 mccung, at "'hach time, Erl luon '-l)l
the council V.lfl a& in \UICC their trOni
oppo 1t1Un 10 the bridges.
"We\c :alread} calen our p<»ition,"
Encl~n S31J. "We made a commitment
to the cillzen' til~--11u: c _btui&u..o.ll _
the m.1 1cr plan We~ ;agreed 'llr1th the
i.urround1ng c11iec. 10 "'orl for an ahcr·
nail"~· ·-
"But v.e dun't want to put a wall up
:uound our city," he .;iJJed '\\c JU\I
'llran& 10 find ahcrnati\ei. h> Jc\tro)'rnit
our nci&bborhood."
OK. so you came 10 the library, did your
re~earch and purchased a major appliance.
Everything is going along smoothly and
then kablam! It no longer functions. The
dealer ignores you, the local rep won't
return your calls, but the library will come
to your rescue. The reference staff can
help you find the names of top executives
and point )OU to resources leading through
the maze of subsidiaries, branches and
parent companies to reach the appropriate
party 10 get results. The Consumers'
Resource Handbook is one of several titles
that can le3d you to the right person,
agency or group to get help. Br•nds and
Th~tr CompJnies can help you connect
products with companies, and there arc
several titles that can help you trace
corporate family trees and find out who ·
owns whom.
Volunteerism to be celebrated
at Crystal Court gala Oct. 23
Gourmet dinners to raise funds . for homeless
Cryital Court wilt host the
fifth annual Concern JI gala
ball, entitled "The Crystal
Ball ... Celebrating the
Spirit of Voluntcerism." on
Saturday, Oct. 23 at 8 p.m.
Concern ll is the only
all-volunteer, non·prof}t
organiuition that raises funds
for children's cancer
research. _
because \\.C have no paid
staff, JUSI \Olunrcers, \~C are
able to give 98 {><rccnt of the
net proceeds directly to
research projects."
Thc)C arc among the titles that are
11va1lablc on a daily basis. Beyond these
rcwurces lies the "paperless library",
"'h1ch reference librarians will be happy to
acce~ if you have a few days to work on a
ronfumcr qucsffi)n. llyou can plan a ca
for your new big buy, the reference staff
can tap tnlo consumer databases beyond
the confines of library buildings. to search
for somethmg to help make your decision
making easier.
The public is invited to
attend the event which will
feature gourmet food
provided by local restaurants
and cn.tcnainment such as
-4arKing-to live-music,
psychics and comedy from
tnc world-famous
lMPROVisation. Concern 11
will honor all of its members
for their hard work.
' "We have raised over $2.7
million for children's cancer
resurch projects," s3id
Heather Carr-Klitz, the
organization's Orange
County co-president, ";:ind
The twc deductible
:idm~ion price of S45 in
advance and S55 at the door
includes one door-prize
ticket, v.hich coulJ be 3 trip
to Las Vegas, tick~ts to Sea
World or other prizes. A
silent auction "''II also ~ •
held for art work, restaurant
gift certificates and an
en tnt3i.nm-'flumiL.
Concern It's volunteers arc
a group of professionals who
donate their time and money
to fund-raising events for
research and actively ponwr
activities and events for
)Oung cancer patients and
their families.
Keep your consu~r skills up to date!
Visit the Newport Beach Public L.tbrary.
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l-0 help rai\e fund' for
homeless f.\m1hc , 1'
award-wmning Orange County
re rauranb "ill pr~nt gourmet
dinners Crom October until
Aprii, with proceeds benefiting
the Orange Co:lSt lntcrf11ith
Shcncr.
Dining" dinner scrie beainning
on Ckt. 17 cat Pasc:il. fea1uring a
gourmet French Proliencal mcil.
Other re 1auran1s p:anicipatina
are the Ritz. Golden Truffie anc.J
Gustaf Anders.
ten than S IO 11 d.ay per pen.on
"l he nceJ 1~ 1mmen~."
J:lcob ~aid "In Oran~ County
toda> thcrc.,te 12.000'1\omctc
and 4,000 of these arc children,"
The eruire seric t2n be
pun:ha.scd for $600 or S8S per
C\Cni.;tnd lut )'Cir'' e\'Cnl raised
S30.000 For more mform:uion
anJ reservation~ c.111 6-S0-5388.
Friends of the Orunac County
Interfaith Sheller will present
the third annual "FOClS on
FOCIS pre ident Lois Jacobs
said the shelter prOVtdcd more
tHon 28.000 bed nights and more
than 73.000 meals to O\er 2.000
homeless people l:ast )CU for
Best m111111r namlilltlanl sought
Socicry for Advance·
mcnt of Management is
now acc:cptin& nominti·
. tions for the J994 Man·
ageH>f the-Yeo .
award recognize~ distin-
guished c.xccut1~es in the
Orange Count)' com-
munity who h.1\'C a record
of outstanding ach1C\C·
ments in the field of mi.ln·
agemcnt by ctthcr mtm·
bcrs or non·mcmbe~.
1967. Some reciprcnu in-
clude; Walter Knott, ~ob
ert A. D:atly (GcneraJ Me>-
tors Corp.), Christine Ed-
-WIJdS (futm ~1:r--"
pon). Last yc•t's honoree
was Bill ~fanning, pr~ ·
dent of Orange Val\lc and
Filling Co.
To submit nominations
for the 1994 aw3rd, call
Cliff Doubek, 637·3236.
The deadline 1 Dec 6.
The annual a't\urd has
been presented by the Or·
angc Coast Chapter sin~
1993. The Mcnager or the
Year will be rtcoinizcd at
the March 10 mcctma.
Jae.It Adams, a \.Ctcran tel~ision
screcnwrircr/producer/author, will present a
~~tert1111me11t mdusny worn~
lhrough Coastline Community Colle&c thu
fall .
The fif\l t\\O ¥-111 be pre\Cnled Saturday,
Nov. 13: "Scnpt\ltrtting St'trct~ ... based on
Adams• new 11uJ10 tope "Top SO Script
Marketina Tsp~." nnd "How to Oct •n
A&ent to Sell Your Script."
The semina~ "ill be presented 11
Ro~acr School in fountain Valley. for
more mform:st1on. tell the coUcie at
241 -6182.
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the Jim block 'Tliunday.
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,,.. lUupnJ .. Su-pc,
SWcWalk Sale" for
.... rca5dc.u ma
pllcO tir-. It DOOft to 7
~ .. ctow.cow. Belboa.
Juz, CXMlftltJ and aultar
..... pmcs ud acncral tun.
COednlMS t""*lb MOncby.
Clllll•• ·---·••i• a.udteo'a autho( Dcboiab Nourse
Lattimore wW be lianlnl bcr ""The
SaDot who Captured lb• Sea" and
.......... at lk Oildreft'I Boobboppc
.C.1131 Wet&diff Ot., Newport.
_....ICIBMIUCW
.
The Creation Science Asloclalion of .
Ota«IJC C.Ouruy will boW • public ~ at 7:30 p.m. at Marioet'a
Onueh, Newport Bcadl. Or. Robert
KoCabJ will speak on the IUbjcct.
"Amazina Mysteries or God'• owan ...
The meetina 11 Cree. eau 898-8331.
IUMDAY
............. """'
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· • New Drawers • Counter Tops
• European Hinges • Much mote
Let Che ........... beglr\ • 5•••'10"'~--Nu-Llfe ~ Camp1ny
~ '-·7 .. 3717
Gii now for '1 frtt conw&loon 1-. t.c-. •S.1M
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Sldcftlt Lio" lot Balboa Jan. tounUJ aod pnar .,usic, pma ~ C!W'-tt flolia-_,;:..;.and=~nc.ra~l~fu~,n~~-==.,....=
900ft to 7 p.& lft .
cbirr-.atoWa 8al>oa. Jazz.
eouo~ Md pitar music,
PmcJ and acncraJ ru ...
Throup Moeday.·
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Hatbor. ~ Scbool of c:o..ona dcl Mar is celcbralina their
40tb birthday. The All Amcricaa Boys
Qorus •ill perform U. coocert. lbe
doon opca at 4 p.m. and ticlcu arc
SS. F~ more lnlonution ea.II •
675-8643.
•-· .. uu The Co&,t.a Mesa Senior Center will
UYe a f\ll1UMJC sale OG Saturday,
Ocu>bcr 9 and Su_,, October 10
NAWl'IWtiWWW
Three-to 7-ycat;oadl a.re invited to
brina their fa...omo .,own-ups,
blankets and autred anim11s 10
Pajama Sl.CMytimc •1th 1t0t)'tcllcr
Batbara KJciA. ~i111 at 7 p.m.
Tbc prop-am will l>c offered on
Monday evcoinp tbtouah NoYCmber.
TUUDAY, ~.12 : .....................
"Buslncu Pla.nnins: Tbe Future Ain't
What It UK~ To Be," a free CYCnina
wn.inar presented by Gres M. Walker
·or McCuc Alloc::iau:s. will focus on the
future or b~ plannins. It ril be
held an the Community Room at the
The lntne Clinical Research Center
ls conducting research studte aimed a t ~he
treatment of a ngina pee-tons.
These studie a re funded by pharmaceutic-al
companies at no cost to participants .
• All parttctpants mu t c-urrently r(."Quire tr<>atment for
anf(lna.
•Includes all study medication. lab tes t ... EKG' a nd
t~dmtlls.
• Su~rvi~ by a Board Cert\Offi Interna l
Me-dtctne/Endocrinol~I t .
• AU test results wHI bf> madr av.ulJble to \our pnva tc
phy le-Ian.
Up to $350 paymt"nt for panklpat1on m lht> An~ln~•
study ls avallabk.
Call (714) 753-1663
for mort.' Information cmd n /rt't' brorhurr
The lntne Cllnlcal Re.earcb Center
lled.lcal AMoclatee
la300 8Aad Caayoa Ana.e. Salte 801
lntae. CA 92718
Ple=ne tlela Us
ForDbliier
-· IAutell or
~ ' eellte•••tl 11rtme•
Sabah's WIS cnjl~ foll1ded
i1 Ctagolftlrcu.._~
,.fmttrqebcutanm '*' s.. m Pllermo. Wt
i1 .. 1930's.
Today, ta soos_~_pldsan corn m pnMlii ~
""' t1 ..... food pnpnt fresh dilf.., ....
""' 5 gel1111o11S t1 -Jr'de.
Fira-wltielSClll
723-0821
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-. ··-Seo Mar• lcrfL*M! • l be the
fca&urcd ~r a1 tbc Ba Ba1
llc~icu Womco fcdera1cd
• aaccuo,. SH ~ ror luKh t the
611boe Bey Oub._ Call 6'S·91l7. ,..............,Ano•
Karen Haines. a rcprcKn11tivc of the
.aAmoena C.O .• will disaw cm1om-fit
breast forms and ocher ncv.-products
from 1 l a.en. to S p.m 11 K.rtmn's
Linicrie, 1719 Wcilehff Or. Call
'3l·7399 .
LICIVll8 .. aa. owonns
"LMna v.ath Sleep Apnea." 1 lecture.
atld dilcuuaoa by Or Paul A. Sd~lty. ·
a.,....Ww• .... • ~·--pllCll ..... 1 Md.,... .. ~
HolpilaL ...... ii"-· c.o.a
Q>-3010 ib .w. b«r m ltioe
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Ojst.aJ Coult • ' ... die .....
IMl.l&I Food l'alt ud Wiee T~
Gab -u ~ I fot bi,..cr nlid •
• The admiluoe prioe • llO ~ peno.
end (OltC1'I an cwnq ol eatiet.
drintina aod entcttaiemeat. Men
than 40 ol OfUF C.0Uacy'1 n.c.t
l'C$U.annu are patticipa1.1na • well •
Sout.bem CalJConlla's cno1t
dtstil\p.imcd •1nencs. ~ aad •
()Offcc produce~. Call 'nl • 13'3 for
more worm3.UO«l. '
Sntl '/'MT ltta1 ,. AIMii/i T ... """°'· .i. Daltr l'u.t. ,,, w. .., St.. c.ca Mesa. nut .
17th at lniM Ave., ewpcwt ee.dl
· Smd A Gift By ~ 642-4302 •
We Have Solne ey Sbocking New
F of Drywood Termites
it'• called the Electro-gun Sy1tem. A battle
plan that ... Baely t8.INld electricity to win the war
api• .. the. hoale d••-.•1 crit ..... AAer 12 yean o(
coati.aaou ue, ud treatment ol ~·· 50,000 p•e1'111Mnt
bui.ldi.np, echoola, apartmeDtl and homee, the EJeetro..
pa bu P,ro•m to be one of the molt -~tally
eoud metlaoda of d.rywoocl termite coatrol a•ailahle
today. ..
A .noble alt~•ti" to ten; fu•lptioiaa, Ecola Se"'ice• ~
Electro-pa topther-make a •ery attned•e peelr••• o«..ia, ilia euta•en MC1arity
ucl peace ol mbacl..lmcnri.Dg that .
. mERE'S NO NEED FOR:
• POieiil pa ia yow laOIM
• a..io.a1 o1 rooc1 or,... ..
•~roof tDo: den•.
ne11meat llldadel a wribea two-year wamaly AND, ii r 11 a •11 ~ b die tile
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M\ Ind ..... --.,,,._ *"t oUr ntw ILll*' kJw rwnom prices. mo'
\Wtu'd lie&&• all -tcMlmyt
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She Mid lbe has heard OW buJen iD Taina
From 1 ' Will pay u much u S20 per pOuad for &he
Pcanon'1 Pon ia N~ 8'lda. aid tbe • lobltcn.
competition it 6m::e but, IO fat, lhc &obl&cn are Roy Pcanon Aid that whee lobi&er ICalOa fiBt
plentiful • opeAI the crcaturea arc plcntif ul rip& Ott tM
-nerc•a a IOt OI ~haioa." ~ hanoe bud.. TMy -..ually can bO found off rocky
uid. '1"hcrc'1 a lot ol ..w lllnL Somo ol ttM lhorcUnea lib tholo fouod ln l..tpna &Mch.
old·timen. bec8U11 lbe lfllQll .&ast ~ wu p~tty • BUt daat'a also where some divefl like 10 pietce
&ood, Sol kind ol tumcd on and built up a-liilb the .ater and swim 30 to 60 feet deep, to rob tho
volume of trapt." fl.lhennen'a traps.
The Peal"IODI collected 2SO po,.andt of lobster '1'hey ao from buoy to buoy at nlgbt;• Pe~rson
from ISO traps on Thwsday. uid of the "k>b tcr pirates." . ..
While most of the chmve sea dwellen welah a The buoys arc attoched to the traps and float
pound or two, lt'a not unusual to rand one that's on the lurlaee, mar~cC:f with each trapper's
20 pounds. Scientists ~late lobsters can tive to identillCation number.
be about SO ycan oJ~. ••He can check the h'1bitat because he's divin1
The Pearsons sell live lobsters at $9.99 per ri&ht in it, and he'll take )'Our trap ond set it just
pound at their fresh fish shop, which is located on perfect (near cracks aild crevices where lobsten
the water or Bayshorc Drive, beneath the Coast .bane out) and cut your buoy loOse," Pearson said.·
'Highway brid&e. "They doo't even bother branaing bait, because
A random sampling of other Newpoa·Mesa 1hey can just swim over 10 another tr:sp and uni
stores that Kii live California lobsten indkated the bait.'
thll price is about averaie. He said he loses at lea.st 10 percent of his booty
But if you want to sink your teeth into a true to thieves, whether they're divers or boarers who
California crustacean -which connoisseurs say • simply floa t out to a buoy and h:iul in the
are meatier and sweeter than their East Coast ueasure.
countcrpans -you better act fast. according to at To bear Greeley talk, it 's no wonder the
least one restaurant owner. . animals are in such high demand thot it drives
"It doesn't last six months, like they say -not some people to steal.
even close," said Alan Greeley, owner of the "When you drog one o( these suckers right out ~olden Truffle restaurant <.'n Newport Boulevard of the water, live, and throw it on the -grill .•.
in Costa Mesa. umrn, I don't think you con beat it," he said.
He said that last year the lobsters, which he He advises against freezing the me at because it
buys at Pearson's. were only readily available for will lose its juices when it thaws out; beCQming dry
about a month. and tasteless. ·~e.re are lite.ra,lly bro~ers rro~ Ja.pan and ~he . The critter can make a terrible first impression
Ph1hppanes, buckin the pnce up bt& tune, loading af he has been frozen, Greeley said.
up the U·,Haul trucks and going to the airport, But when he's fresh out of the sea · that's
d. h ff " • sen .mg t cm o : . another story.
V1 Pearson said she usually has lo~sters . "A ~eat bottle of wine and good fresh lobster .
on-hand for sm.all buyers at. least until Cbnstmas, .. and 1f you screw up the night, thot's your fault,"
but at some poa~t th~ elusive crustaceans become Greeley said.
SMOKING
From 1
Neighboring Huntington Beach is
alSOPconsidering such a law.
In Costa Mesa, restaurants own-
ers say they would fight the ban.
"From a compc1itive standpoint,
there's no proof that it's good for
a city to go completely smoke~
free," said John Ursini, general
manager of the Newport Rib Co.
COCAINE
From 1
both of these seizures," Wilson
said.
In the Huntington Beach motel
ra id, Costa Mesa police arrcs1ed
three men Saturday morning for
possession of five kilos, valued at
more than S400,000.
"They were distributing locally,
but the drugs were also destined
for · Colorado and Texas," Wilson
said.
Taken into custody were Brian
Carson, 39, or Costa Mesa; Carlos
Castelao. 28, of Costa Mesa; and
Chuck Edwards, 42, of Texas.
"I would believe that our business
would be hurt by that. About 20
percent of our customers smoke,
but that is a~ amount that is sig·
nificant to us. ' •
Ursini said he has found his
own way to combat smoke in his
restaurant by installing an air filler
above the smoking section to pre-
vent second-hand smoke from
~afting into the non-smoking sec-
tion.
· Jim Walker owner of Pasta
Mes11 s~ys that unless a smoking
ban is statewide, it wouldn't be
fair lo restaurant owners for smok·
Coine Celebrate
Our 35th Anni:versary
25 °/o to 40°/o off
on selected merchandise
from our stock
Now~ thru Oct. 9th.
Plus a Special Offering
from an outstanding
Opal Collection
ing to be banned onJy in Costa
Mc~a. .
"It put~ us in a very unfair busi-
ne~ clima te," Walker said. "If it's
a )tatewide issue then everybody's
on a level playing {ield. Otherwise,
\\-e lca"e the door open for people
to go somewhere else, like New-
port Beach."
"If you do damage to the food
service indu~try, you're only doing
domage to 1hc city," Walker
added.
The hsue will come back before
the substance abuse commiuec on
Nov. 3. ·
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....... -......... S5 .... ud
S6 ..... " Mid Cell poli&lcal COii·
IUhaat Bob Sd••n. a .,.,iner
with Sc:bu ... , Hoy .t Ww lac.,
a SU DleF ~k:al comultJq rarm. •'The coacern was moro what
we would loot like atter we "liOft
the pri~. We *OUtd have to
spe"4 every dollar to defeat Hulf ..
ln,ton." •
Oranae County Repu-blican
Party Chairman Tom Fuente& a.old
there may yet be new conservative
candidates whO mount a primary
challcn1e to the more liberal Hulf •
incton. fueetes said Hu<ranaton
has alienated 10mc parry leaders
by voting for the Clinton budget
and runniJll for the U.S. Senate
after only one term in the House.
-n.n· .... raidue ,,.,. Ws 0. ... 11111 illllnaiawd to by
laaV£aa defeaaed Coa1re111Plft ~~ ~ ~::.~~~ ~ ud tbla ltlyifta for ---~ --.a, ~ , ..,.. Fueatct uld. Wied WI l*'Y· .. ...., °"•ec ~·· •.....,. ot COMUrnatioa CouatY D1macndc Party Oa.air .. -...,._,._.. DoriuM CJ.a. laid 0. is mere. ~ CO.ty Rep. Bob Doi· ly rapOl\'tN IO pollliail tnlitics.
AAA (R-Oardla Gnwe) 1w Ion& .. Club CO'I mJ be lbc kind ot
bee. ~ u a pouJblc CU1 YrhO repracnll cast Onn&ic
Fciasaeia ~ aloft& with Rep. County. but be'• not the kind ot
Dlvid Drier (R-G>¥ina). ... / IUY •bo can rcpteJCnt the entire
Newport Beach ~licical con, atatc ot Calil6m1a,." Oara •id.
Rtltant David EJlis believes Cox "He couldn't haw beaten Dianne
made the ript deciiion, and he Feinstein ...
says there'& coftsldertble interest JrAne pohtical consultant EJccn
fn teeing Cox take on U.S. Sen. Padbcra believes t~ cconomte
Barbara Boxer when her term cit· tirn in Oraaae C.ounty and CaJi.
J>iru in 1998. Cox said he rearet (ornla also played a role in Cott'a
that Boxer has another fiv<. )'CU'S • deci ion. "M~ of the pc.>li11ca1
left to serve. "I only wish they mone) here 11 from ~lopcr1.
were both up o,ain for re· and d~eiopers are not an t~. best
election •• he said of Boxer and financial 1trai1hts riaJtt now, $he Fein.stci~. "That way, ertt)bodY id. "&at!na an ~~mbent ·I) a
could participate." 1,cry elpeMA"'e Pfopolllton."
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(at Palm by the Ferry Crossing)
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"We're a youna orchestra that
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SOCIETY •
SOCIETY EDrrOR l .W. COOK. 641-4321
as come a \'Cry lon1 way in a \'cry
hon number or year)," com·
ented the Pacific Symphony Or·
hestra's Louls-Splsto wclcominf
atron.s and aucst~ to supper fo •
inc the opcnina performance or
i)'mphony season .. from left, Louis Spisto M\d Gerry M\d Walter Schroeder.
The lStb sea.son or The Pacific
.... cm
Symphony, con·
dueled by the
d1 arming Tciwn
C~rl St. Ot1ir,
opened at The
Performina Arts
Center Wcdncs·
day c~enang. The
broadly di~ersc
progrom wa~ o
mashina ~ucce •
A thrill for the
audience and the
orchc)tra alilc.
St. Claar put 11
~t: "I feel~
good about to-;
i&hfs pcrformanc-c. It w;ls n 'cry
131 evening ...
SpcciaJ indeed. The Oran)lc
Society
Editor
nty audience 'A~ tre:lled 10 a
rov:im th:u tncluJcd Uect ho\en,
ill.on Thom:ii. ancorpor:ueJ "'ith
arnt1on of the 01.ll) uf Anne
ranl. performed b) o~:ir 'Alnn1ng
ucs IC..lthy B.1tes, and 4 )pee·
cul:ar performance or S)mphon>
o 9 an E minor b" °'oral. The ral piece, cnt1JlcJ "from 1hc
cw WorlJ" 'A:lS actu:ill) pre·
icre.d m the Un11cd S1atcs in the
II of lb93 at C:uoc~1c Hall, nc:ir·
100 )Cari. Jgo to the day.
Po\t curtJin cill number three
r the orchci.tra, late supper 'A J\
rvcd at 11 p m an the ballroom
th( We 110 South Co:ut Plau
nbu1c llu\\c:d hie ch.imp:tgne.
u.s1cuni.. p:llrons, guc)t$ 'hired
e JO) of the c\cnins with S1
air anJ the )tafl of the Pncafic
~phun) The pride anJ ~ormth
lhc pttac11n1 v.a conta11ou .
Gue)~ danc.J on scawncd ctaick·
and vine ripc:neJ tomatoes with
_ rclla :and b:u1J, 1ppin1 a
_ t eta.sen "'in( Omner trib-
es included an hunorary award
the Y:am:aha Corporal n of
c11cOA for 1hcar "upport oC mu ic
ograms an the public school\
"I am a product of the public
hool i.)~tcm ... added Mautro St
lair ... IC ii "ere not for the
hool b1nJ, the hool or(hc,tra.
y tc nche r:o. m publie school-., and
> C\pc:racr\ c later al> a teacher
)-:.elf m p~lic schooh, l "ould
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTEIY IMC •
........ c-. .... 1m -••~emu 1UA-M1-11sa
not be here today."
Other post concert tributes were
made by hndy
Johnson, Chair-
man or the
board or dfree-
to~ or the Pa·
cific S~phony
As~1ation,
and Janice
Johnson, presi-
dent.
"Sc:vcral
weeks ago I hnd
the privilege or Kathy Bates
seeing the Holocau11t Museum in
W~hington D.C. At the time, l
thought bow wonJcrfol at would
be ir C\Cl'}onc could share this
\Cl')' m0\1ng ~pt:nencc. I kel the
~me "a> alx>u1 tonight's perform·
an1;c. I "i)h e\Cl"\Onc 1n the \\Orld
could share "h.st \\C CA~ncnccd
tonight," u1J John~on. Her com-
ments t)pcc1:ill) in,igh1ful con~u.f·
crang 1hc Anne Fran!.. ma1cn;il in·
corporatcd an10 the program.
A1tcnd1ng the midn1gh1 meal·
ArJene and George Cheng. Mary
Beth unJ William Oultz, Velma
and Jim Emmi, Ken Goldman, Bill
Gillespie, Alan icholson, Valerie
and Hans Imhof, Timothy land·
auer, mas1cr cclh~I performing
w11h the orchc)lra, Mary nnd Phil
l>ons, ~rcy and Maurice Mui·
'11le, Mary ahd Pete Muth, Nancy
nnd Jerf Stern. anJ Leo FrccJman
Found:a1ion trui.1cc Shtaron Jaquith
mal.1ng a mo\ ing ~pccch to the
cro'AJ. "\\c bchc"e an )-Ou" stated
Jaqunh. "We behc'e 1n St Oair,
'AC bc!Jc"c 1n Sp1)10. \\C bclic\c an
lhe->Ullf anJ the muSJCl;ans, and
"c bchc"c that The P:ic1fic S)m·
phony can become one or the top
fi\C 1)-mphony'I in lhe narioa.. n fi·
#Kut»
th• PNM/a Wat CotUt
S/rl"Bof
~·~·~d.
1-4 p.m.
Sunday, OctOMr 10
p,..., fa,4,. .,_ CM lllM .,.cilrl ~ lo lfWI
Bob 111111 Joyu B~.
w. Wtll ,.,,_.,. ""'°' ,.,ftlty ....... ,,,.
-•7Jw ~ u.q .•
6M2 IUMttl Laa.
La CaAllda. CA '1011
(Ill) '9CMIG
•
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quilh committed one mmion dol-
lars from the Leo Freedman
Foun®tion O\'er the n.c.xt five
years in support or the Orpnlza•
tion. She was joined by other mil-
lion dollar donors Mary Muth,
William Oultz, and Bill Gillespie
in meeting lhe five million dollar
rund raising goals or the sym-
phony. The dinner was undcrwrit·
ten by FHP Health Cuc.
From left, Cul St. Clair, music director; Janice Johnson, association president; and Tom Tomlinson.
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: • ~ Jolene Watanabe rules at ~ohn Wayne TC.
olene Watan be,Jdefending women's Open
-~hampion, b1gge a double championship last
weekend at the 18th annual Wimbledon West
rity Tennis Tournament at the John Wayne
Tennis Oub. . ·
Watanabe teamed wi1h Caroline Kuhlman to
defeat Nicole Storto and Susnn 'Hnwke, 6·2. 6·1, in
the women's Open final, then won the mixed Open
title with Tim Paw~t to earn a total of $800. '
Primarily because of the Anaheim pro satellite
event the same weekend, entries in the Open
division were down at Wimbledon We t this year.
Therefore, the women's Open champions split
$600, while the men's and mixed Open winners
split Sl,000. The eursc Cor the Open winners in
each division originally was S 1,500.
Pawsat, a former member of the Newport Beach
Dukes, and Watanabe defeated Danielle Scon
(Corona de.I Mar) and Ian Aler (Newport Beach)
in the mixed Open final, 6-7, 6-4, 7"6. Scott and
AJer were the 1992 mixed Open champions.
Jn the men's Open final, UC ll~ine products
·B?c Ii -Club
tennis
Steve Onrk and Carlos Bustos
beat Aler and fo rmer CdM High
standout Scoll Browm.berger,
6-7, 6-3, 6-2.
In other divisions jnvolving
local players, Newport Beach's
Josh Bradbury tenmed with
Kathy Bennet! (M ission Viejo) 10
win the mi.~ed 5.5 division, while
Bruce Murdy and Eric Davidson,
both of Newport Deach, defeated
John Hammagren nnd Brian
Knebel, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 10 win the
men's 5.5 title.
In the men's 5.0. Irv Goldberg
and Peter Finch. both of
Newport Beach, lost to Rob
Roof and Ted Teacher. 7-5, 7-5, in the final.
In the women's 4.5, Newport Beach'i. Roxann1:
Stetson paired with Kay Doi (Laguna Niguel) to
defeat Robyn ferro and Donna Phebus. both of
Newport Beach, in the final, 6-3. 6-4. Newport
Beach's Jean Franks and Alan Waters won the
mixed 3.0 Litle.
•Ardent devotees: Sandy Robetts and Loretta
Brown, who drove from Arizona to play in the
Wimbledon West Tournament, advnnced to the
women's 5.0 final , losing to Julie 'Mello and Karen
Amos. 7-6, 2-6, 7-6.
Roberts and Brown, who won rhe Adoption ·
Guild Tournament's 5.0 divis ion last spring al lhe
~ Newport Beach Tennis Club, defeated Suzanne
• Conover and Newport Beach's 01:bbie Flemming in E the semifinals to advance. ·
I• . • SpakJn1 of tbe Newport Beach Tcnnls Club:
Goldbera. the club's iracious general manager, has
given Corona del Mar High.'s frosh/soph 1irls tennis
team courts io use during the week. It's called the
I Little Sister Program, with lady members of the
club helping the young Sea King.\ learn doubles.
Ruth Bowman is the co'mmitice leader. ! .. At Corona del Mar, there are only eight courh
I and the JV and varsity teams work out there;·
CdM &iris tennis coach Julie Slattery !>aid. "Irv hn!>
been very nice as far as getting the girls courts. and
they team up~ith the ladies to exp:md their skill~
in doubles."
I • Mott0wr: The UC Irvine men 's tennis team
will host a fund-raiser on Saturday at the Newport
Beach Tennis Club in a round-robtn Corlll3t with
'J:Mmbers And non-members playing with pros ~nd
UCl playen. A donation or $150 goes Lo the UCI
: proaram. There will also be a raffle for prizes. The I. event is Crom 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Call 644-0050 for
more details. I •Busy bost: Last Sunday, Goldberg donated nine
: tennis courts Cor the annual Ornngc Coun ty Press
I Ou.b Tennis Tournament. In the Upper Division
I (A and B players). Mike Miller won first place,
Martin Miller (no relation) of the Los Angeles
Tunes was second and Grea Hernandez of the
Times was third.
I In the Lower Division (0 nnd C playen). yours
ttuJy was fint, Chris Knapp of the Or11n,e County
Rcpstcr was second and Andrea Pronk, media re·
'! lauons director Cor_ Children's Hospital of Oranae
County. was third.
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~ 'Homecourt advantage' gives Corona del Mar a huge egge;
CdM boys, girls whip Santa ~argarita, Tustin in cross countr,y.
By ~ Ckrln. Sports wrtw Woodbridge, Laauna Hills and Stan·
·ford iovilational , was ahead of the
UPPER NEWPORT p ck alona wilh Clark and Santa
BAY -With a di,ttnct Maraarita ·1 Amy Oomcz for the first
home course advantaae, 1 V4 miles, then Take11 p d Gomez
Corona dCI Mar Hiah • for chird place fter the sccond mile.
proved 10 be 1bc u· ~tiC'll' "That bill abOUI a hall-mile in is
perior h1ll-cltmbers, the toughe5t part. and you have to
gravel-gashers und bush-whackers. run up it twice.'' Taketa uid. "That•s
r•CU\8 lo four victone in a ungle ~ay where t \1Sua11y pass people. (Oomei)
as Co ch Bill Sumner·~ bo~ and girls was lcadina, but then he joaged off
cross country teams swept a Sea V!ew the hill and I pzwcd her. We rcaUy
League tri·meet on Thursday aaaanst use a his coun.c to our advan\aae ...
Tustin and Sant:i Margarito along For H~ell, ii Wls her fint victory
one of the m<»t unique three-mile in a league meet.
courses in Oranie County. "(Oark and l) just stuck together
For 1he Sea Kings' boys (S-0 in the whole wav; v.e used team work,"
league), by dereutina Tustin (22·33) Howell S:tid. l•ifs a ~hol<>sfcal hill
and Santa· Mnrgnrito (25-31). they that 14-e run up. It's like a cliff Run·
knocked off t~o prC\11ously unbeaten ners sny, 'You mean I have to Co up
teams. th:it hill and sttll run another mile CdM '~ girls, ronl..ed No. I in the :ind a hnlf?' It's a doozer."
State :inJ CIF Southern Section Ofvi-In the boys race, Tuslin's Mite
sioo Ill polls, bre~zed by Tustin, 17· Gnvar v-"On 1n 15:49, followed by
39, and whipped Santa Marprita. 21-Sa nta Maraari1a's Ryan WalkiMOn
36. ' (IS:.56) and Matt Huu (ISOS). But
.. We're real fortunate to get such a tdM placed five runners m the neicl
big meet Qn our c-0ursc," \:ttd CJM ~-en spots to win it.
senior Heather Taketn. who was third "I think any home course should
an the girls r.u:c ~•th a person:il·bc t be an advantaae. but this roune is
19 m1nutci.. 42 econds on the Dack the most extrome w11h all of it~ nar·
Bay cour e, behind teammates Ores· row pJths," San1a Mar~rita Co3ch
den Howell (19 01) nnd Tracy Clarl.. Dave Zeitler uid
(19:01), ~•th Ho\\cll gcttms 1n the CdM's Pat Conlin (16:19). Onan
chute first . · Sling•by (16·25), Tim T1mmon}
"It's a big advantnge for us. We (16.ll) and Kohc1 Tsujimoto (16:3'4)
practice on this cour e nt least once a C1n1 hcd fourth through SC\'Cnlb,
week. and there are a lot of tricl..) "h1le Andy G"m (16:50) \\as 10th
turns. :a lot of bushes and a lot of O\eraJI anJ fifth for the Sea Kin ,
iravel. And there arc cennin places "You're onl) as good )Our fifth
where it 's fastest 10 run " man," Sumner s:>id ... Sure, it's a it·
HU\\-cll, who hil> ~on d1V1s1onal nif1ci.lnt home course advantage for
r:ices thi senson :it the D:ina Hills. . See CROSS COUNTRYfl
CdM's Heather Taketa leads a pack of runners over a bridge in the' crilic.il
interior, and goes on to claim the No. 3 finish in Thursday's Sea View
lugue cross country •hO\\down with rivals Santa Margarita and Tustin. DrHdcn Howell (right), Tr.icy Oark go 1·2 fOf CdM's girls Thund.iy.
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Costa Mesa arvtves Artists' •set bid, 8-7 ... Vllw ll•••
(at Newport Harbor, 7:30 p.m.)
Santa Malgartta ( 1-0) vs. Corona del Mar (0-1) Sam Grayeh scored seven goals as
the Co ta Mesa High water polo team
survived a scare to edge Laguna Beach,
S.7, Thunday an the Pacifac Coast
League opener.
The Mustangs (8-5 overall) trailed,
4-3, at halftime, but scored frve oC the
next ax pis for an S.5 advantage and
held on . It was ~ta Mesa's fi rs1 game
at home this season.
"We started playma in the third
quancr," "1Ki Costa Mesa Coach Jason
Lynch. "We missed 14 shots. and that's
too many. If we make a few of th~. 11
isn't such a close pme."
Elsewhere in the PCL Thursday:
• EttaDda 20, <;ntwy J: Sen.ors
Marc Read, Jose Soto and sophomore
Chad Bollcnbach scored four goals
each 10 help the hosts open league
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Newport liatbof ( 1.0) vs Uruverstty (0· 1)
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Calvaty Chapel (2·2) vs. CostJ Mesa (1·2·1) •
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Estancia (1 ·3) vs. Canyon (3·0· 1)
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LAOUNA HlU..S -Junior Je>--.... -blaa AppcU remained unbeaten for %t!_
&M E1111d1 Hiah boys croa coun· ..,.
uy team. but halt Ltauna Mills up· ~-
eftdect the Easies, 26-30, in a Pa·
cilic COasc Lcaauc showdown or unbeaten• at
the Httkl' campus.
Appell, who pulled •way from LDsuna Halls' W-r! Chen with a fini hin& kick. keyed a ~· _."! £aales who recorded their best tima.
Uldudiq Peter Ho (third in 16:05).
Lapna Hills improved to 3-0, while Ettancia
is 2·1. The Ea&Jes are hopin& to match the
Kl•ki ttaauc linals reat Int year, when they
defeated the Eaitcs after losina the PCL dunl
meet, to cam co-champion honors.
Ltpna Hills ().()) retained its league lead
·1th • l7-4l vic:toiy over the .EaaJe (1·2), de· .
spite the efforts or Estancia's Vicki Pela~
(fifth) and Carrie A=~th).
UIMI• M• H htwta M """"' t. ~ ((). 15.36; 2 °*' ~15.41 . 3. Ho(£). 16.0S; 4 • ...., t\H), 16.20, S 0. Mq • 16'.lQ, &. YCQlOlr (lH),
tU2: 7, Ctulo (£), 16 29; I (£), 16 47; 9 I. ~ Corona del Mar Hi~'s Ttacy Oark (center)
maneuvers put a Sa.nta Marprita runner
en route to a second place Ti nish in Sea
King ' tri~gular meet "'ith the Eagles and
Tuslin Thursd~y afternoon In the Back Bay.
l\JO, 1 til. t 0 Ginn (l.H). 17 07.
GIRLS la9une ...... 17, htaftcla 42
t. McGb'I (Ut). 1901 , 2. Haoin (Ui), 20-25; 3 ~
20'.25. 4 Sdlvtedlelt (l.H). 20 21. 5 Pmyp (E), 20.58. ca. 21 .1 a. 1 GonD11z (Uf). 2120. e twtop (Uf). • 9. P9r'1ns (I), 2 t .st ROCll\guQ (E), 22 17
Harbor's Sheena Oielz finished. lhird (20:13),
notching a JO.second ampro\cmcnt on her pre--
vious best time.
lll•IPlllCllmtWDINlh-.tge Both Newport teams improved to 3-2 in the
Sea View League. NEWPORT BEACH -The Newpon Har·
bor Hiah boys and &iris teams each recorJcd
v1ctona O\et visit1n1 Woodbnd&e 3t Bonita
Creek Park.
BOYS
Newport Matbor 21, Woodbrld9e 38
1 Btyson (h'H) and Dezlhd (NH), 15 40 3 Venc>e* (W).
16 06 4 Sherman (W) 1611, 5 Waid (~li). 16 21. 6 ~
(NH). 16 30 1 '1Qt (N'K), 16"3&. a Vll'!f<M (Mi), 16 42. 9
Ztw (W) 16 4:!; 10 Bemtt (W). 16 49
Trent Bryson and Shahram Dezahd sh ared
top honors in the bo)-s' three·m1le race, finM·
ina with iden11cal 1 S:40 cloclUnas to f ueJ a 21 • . GIRLI 38 victoiy. . Newport Hatt.or 19, Wooclbrldee 47 Newport's l.oricn Ocavin&er cd&ed team·
mate G•cn ~ist in the 1irls race, though both
"'ere timed in 20.06, a\ the Sulo,s prc"-ailcd,
JS-47.
1 Cteav.-.ger (NH). 20 06, 2 TwiSt (t.H). 20 06: 3 Olftl (NH),
20 13 4 Vrierthdacf (NH), 2017, 5 0 Afloelo l~lH) 20 21 .
6 BIX~ Ni). 20 28. 7 Wea.er (W). 20 29 8 SttyOef
(W). 20 31 9 tna (W), 20 37. 10 Thlet l'•Hl. 20 42
NEWPORT BEACH -Van-
essa Godbey and l.tnd\ay OIJOn
improved to 29-2 for Ncwpon
Hubor High with a v.ccp at No
1 doublC-', •h1lc senior scns.ataons
S.,.ra"h H1""k1ru ind Mar• Co1aWJ
tfept in singles " the Sa1k>n
hammered VI 111nc Unf\en11')', 14-
'· ln a prb ~. View uaguc ten·
n match Thund.t)
Freshmen Emily 8.trkcr and
K...tie Canright alto S*cpt at No. 3
d uble for the Saa.ton. ~ho am·
ptO¥Cd to 1'-0 and 7·0 in league
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Sports EdllOf
Last Saturday ni&ht Corona dcl
Mar Kiah School's football tc:>m
played the hi&hly rated lo inc
Hip School footbaJI team Corona
del Mat played a great same and
narrowly miuca a victory
After this aame, Irvine's head
coach said to me, "You should be
very proud of the Corona dcl Mar
Hi&h School football team. They
played arc11 and ~'Cd as much
class u any team we have ever
, played:' Many of them, ahhou&h
bit1cr1y dasappotntcd, took time to
shake hands and con1ra1ul~tc the
opposina coaches.
It's easy to be proud of sucxc •
ful athletes. but much more s:atis·
fyina to be proud of 1hcsc youna
men u people. They represented
their team. thcit families, and our ,
community with aood lp(>rtsm•n·
shlp and peat dianity.
Cl.)da Brtu u
· Cotona del Mar
EDITOR'S NOTE: Cl)"da BRa-'* is tho •·ire ol ltvifte Hif,h
lOlchcr a'nd 111istan1 coach
Zawiio Brenner.
Htih's No I single player, hand-
ed lrvme's Sara Denson her first
loss of the sc:a~n. a Asch \~cpl
to improve to 27..C and the ho t
Sea KJngs defeated the Vaquero .
l-*'"'· in a girl ca Vic-. League
tennu match.
CdM, 9-1 O\crall. 6-J in league.
swept nine sets in double\ c... .. -, ........... ... If 1 11 AIOI ~I die °""°"-6-4 dll ~ 1-Z, .., Y'fdl, & 1. ~ 1CdM '*
I.&. WOii. 6-2. loll t•. IUloOn 1~1 IOll. H 2
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Gilliam, at No l 1nglcs, and Juhe
FiekSer, af No. 3 ingl~ each lost
only one pmc while ~eep1ng. as
Etta.ncia HiJh but out host T~
buco Hills. 18..0. in a Pacific Coa t
Leacuc mat~. Estancia rmprO\led
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COST A MESA -Colt a Mesa Hiah junior
Andttw RUSMU continued his climb back Crum
ofr·seuon back problems Thursday, fin· bioa
fourth lO lead Mcu ainst .& ~rfut miJlna
Trabuco Hill1 bo)'S team. which prevailed, 18-
41, al Colla Mesa Hi&h.
• Russell's time or 16:05 was 18 seconds off
the winnin& pace, while Mesa ~homore ukc
Noonan wound up $lxlh (16:42) as the hosts
fell lO 1·2.
Five Mustanp ran per50nal be'ts, led by
1ixlh·place,..Alicc EkJof (20:53). but the Mesa
Sirls (0..3) were topped, ls-48. ·
MYS T~ Hiie 11, Ceeta .... 41
1. WOOCld (TH), 15 47. 2. Cnl (TtO, 15 48. 3. Rais
{TH), 16:01: 4 ~(CM}, 16.05: 5. C¥mm (TH), 16 28: $.~(CM), 1U2, 7 libmard {TH). 17.11; 8. R*9
(CU), 17.17, 9 StMnson (1H)~!29. 10. Lmns (TH).
17.30, 10.
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1. Hal {TH), 19.43; 2. Keenan (TH), 19.43; 3. ZldtoOI {TH),
19.50; 4. ~ (TH). 2016; 5. Hedge (TH). 20 21; 6. tldc)C
{CM), 20:S3, 7 Jotl'l$on (TH). 20:54: l L1*s (TH). 21 10. 9 o.. (CM}. 2t.tt to °""° (CM). 22·11
CROSS COUNTRY
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us. And I'd say the sccond-mos1 (advantaeeous
course) is S~nt.a Margarita, and v.e went there
last year."
•OYS Corona det Mar 2s. lanUI Marvartta 31 Corona del Mar 22, Tu.tJn 33
Tuetln 24, lent. M.....,tta 33
1 Gmr (T), t5·49. 2. WllMlson (SM), 1S 56. 3 tt.iss
(SM). 15 58, 4 Ccnil (CdM). 16 19, 5 SlinOsbV (CdM). tus. 6 Tmnons (CdM). 16 33. 7 Tsu;moto tCdM). 16 34 a Bvrozo (T). 16 41 . 9 Coffey (T). 16 43. 10 GWl'I (COM) 16 50 •
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Corona del Mw 21. lanUI MargarlUI 38
Corona del Mar 17.J TueUn 39
l8"UI ..,._rlta 2111. Tuatln 30
1 Howe1 (C4M). 19111. 2 Clltk ~C<I'-'). 19 01 3 TNU
(CdM). 19 42. 4 Gomtz (SM). 19 SS. S Nu1nes (S'A). 19 55; & ~ (T). 20:16. 7 Kosmal (SM). 20 22 8 ~
(Cdt.f). 20 30, 9 Fitz (CdM) 20 30, 10 Rttgll (T), 20 36
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a.. "'*· ~-eYe.trJIMaiae AG&. a.r.,720e•n y..,.. Newt. 28A. «-•••wtope• at '-· ~. =z:1.u:;,:: •Bayfto111 28A Mew/ ..., comptex. A~ D'rarTAlS SEMINAR Tue• Ocl 5r' No •JU> F,.. S\C)pl-1 .a-dodl/..,. $2,000 renl 1637 50/mo w a 8 su;n & ll'lut9 Oct 7 Buy1 Seit Info Send SASE: l.lfe-
e<>cnfronl-28A 11,500 CORONA mo IM eso-a31o WANTED 2726 TOs ptofrt.abfy RSVP time,~ t?, lb 2109 COSTA MESA 2124 •uoo ...... BA hm 71 DEL MA.It 2622 ••wfronl Apt 2BR 1..aoo-.399-0909 Brown~ TX 7U04
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Ea.i « .. q;oe poo'. dbl caJ1)0lt $875 BAVFRONT APT. 28t C<IM&.lcl< IUy 4'7·SS14 1 ......... . 28R 1BA.. gitr, wsflr/ mo No pets 832-4818 1ea w lrptc: & hardwd 11
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LIDO llAYPl'OMT •BA 28'1 .._. v .... de $075. I00-33SM).425 No Pel• 640-2300 18' Utl&. garage lnCl REAL ESTATE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
38!, den. 48a. boM hm on l.2S3 Iowa St tBA-Spactous 0c .. n Upt & airy 28t 1Ba 2 No pets. $785/mo
aap ll,~000 C.. Ftplc. dbl 9.,age. wtew, walll to beach btll.1 from beach. w d . yearly Sr.1-0837
77.1-tf.38 P<onc: onty s1200 mo 121 1118 pool, l•nnts. w d gar OverlooU patk. MONTHLY RENTAL BUSINESS OFFICE WilJ TMe Tntdel E'sode · co.1y 18' cot $975.mo 6'6-1728 11200.mo 87S.8989 untJI 8117"\M "' bill. to
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car gar, pebo., w/d. nu deck, w/d, d/'W ju•t Furn 3 & 48Rl2BA. 2 ""· FAX. cop41f. f'-ed Foundl
•E·--femod lBA cpefpalnl. 723-4981 remodeled b9 & 11..it ~ MG-47'M t'.x, UPS, r.ot.Vy, H<:tY Sm&ll . adorable, • den. c&cpott. wkJ . A.a... aYait ,.,.. • too.-~ fnc:d yd, ioa of iAYl'RONT 3000 sif 1950 mo 121~._ Steps 10 sanal C.UC• & non-office with •II trlghtened Siamese
p"riVKy, grdnt lmmacl Wlttl 280" pm'l«amk: ......,... 1Bt f\J.m, oc.an cozy 1BA 18" upstn aboYe Mt'fW:.S. 83J C:-1 w,bells on collat
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133-7775 °' 7~ ur ga1 t2t1n Slip deck. qu-. aec gate. r"Y IM 147·2G2:2 N4twport Bch Please
•EastUde 2'Br 1.58.a• ..... .table. 1'1'-7092 1715/mo. 873-7071 LOwl Low Rat•st 17$-C< If II -.ids Ilka ACUAG! 1125 2eo Sq. A.. Prat.. yow cau iiiim•liiiiliiiiiliiliiiiil hOuM Fptc. Mo, W/d , Lg 18R· 1 end ""'4. 3 s.onal off-.s. ..._.or (7 t 4) e31.'7t 4a
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