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Planniilg. Commission diJdlles bridge · issue
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VOICES
"A lot of the time
we felt like we
Were han'1ng on
for dear hfe. I never
felt I had been on
such a fast roller
coastei in my life."
NOVELL HENDRICKSON
' tommentmg on the
Measure A campaign
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"The timing was
dreadful from lots
of standpoints."
JEAN \VATI
Con~~rcy ~.
follo'<\ing Me.uure A dcfe t
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" ... I ho~ we'd
have a higher .
· percenuge. I just
thought from the
beginning that it
was goi ng to· be a
.Ully tough sell.'~
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~ Rather than initiate or abolish plan to build 19th
Street and Gisler Avenue crossings, commissioners
ask for envimnmeAtaJ review.
ings Crom county plans. Hal! .. ay
throu&h t.be three-hour bearinc,
emotions elta.lated with one com-
missioaer liDa speaku lO
"shut up."
By Mamie Mcleod, Stlft Wntef •
SANT A ANA -Ducking con·
tnwersy over deleting the pro-
poied 19th Street and Gisler Av·
~nue brid&es from the county's
master plan ot hia,hways, the coun-
ty Ptannina Commission agreed
Still, after the motion was made,
Wednesday to initiate an environ-most said the cormrilision's dect-
mentaJ review to examine aJterna-s1on was headed in the right darcc·
tives to the bridges. tion. •
The bearing drew re,idents and "I t.hiAk it•s the best ,.e·rc going
city offtcials Crom Costa Mesa and to get," said N:uu:y Palme , a mcm·
Hunlin1too Beach who hoped the .. bcr o( the Costa Mell.It C1tu.em
commission would bunch the pro-Bridge AJternati\IC Study Group
cess to abolish the planned cross· .. It wns rel:ltivcly accurate. Bui \.\-C
NANCY SKINNER
Conservancy supporter
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Ron HendricbOn, lude.r of T~yen AlliMKe, is ~I smiles after his group pulled off ~ victory in Tuesday's vote on Measure A.
Vote aftermath: Winners finally get to smile
~·Taxpayer's Alliance
was the late·starting
underdog. But their
message was the one
voters heard.
By OaWI Hellz. Staff WTllr
NEWPORT BEACH -Ron
Hendrick.son knows bow lo
smile after alt
A former executive for TI\C
Irvine Co., Hendrickson em-
eraed this swnmer as the stem-
. faced leader of the Newport
Tup1ycrs Alliance. the hur-
riedly orpnizcd opposition lo
Measure A.
·But on Wedaesday. the day
aner the Alliance'• stunning vic-
tory in the Uppu Bay shoW·
down, he smiled oClcn and ~n
.,. •..
The pilntu~ the lop ol P'P 1 k by Mesa
artnt George T 1p&ey. fOf
infonnabOn on p.inta
ell 722-65)5.
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ORCUlATION 80().252·9140
CLASSlftm 6-42-5671
cnck.ed a few jokes.
He mused u he spoke about
&lboa Island tt.Sident Tom Sul-
Uvu and his most recent cam-
pailn tactics. -S°"uJlivan., wbo is known ror his coiorfw aatics at acy Council
mceti.op. apparently d.reued as
Qapta.ia Marvel OD Tuesday and
SM VlCTORY/•11
Conllll'Vmy pl111s to regroup after defeat
By David Hell. Siii Wltlr issue, the shootm1 on the pier ..• tb:al
NEWPORT llEAOi -In the af-
te.nnalb of Tuesday's bndslidc defeat
of Measure A. Ncwpon Conservancy
founder Jean Wau met Wednesday
with the Conservancy's board of dircc-
lOn and disa•ssed ways of regrouping.
aASUU was some dung I heard quite ohen."
1 ~,;. Watt SJljd. ~The fires . . I thml all of
those things brough1 a ~1rt 1..11 que ·
tioning to the "bole thing.''
The Corucn'3ncy h::id h.opcJ for a
l:ar:ic turnout.. but only 43 per-.ent or
Newport's \'Olcrs cast b:ilkw~ on Me:i·
sure A. '"Tb:u's a sm:ill numlxr for
Nc-.-port," me said. "Loh \.ll people
'"The timina was dreadful from lots
of standpoints." said Watt, the city
councilwoman "'ho engineered t he
land-buy qucstioo onto the ballot.
~ OPP BR
BAY . SlfOlttDCJfel •
The advisory me~ which asked \'Oters
whether tbc city should CTCa(e a special asseu-
mcnt district to f\lnd a JO.year, $68 milhon
bond issue to prcsen-e 138 acres of open
space. lost by aearty a two-to-one margin.
1bc opponents could brin& in °lhe crune
just were not sure and d1Jn ·t '"'tc.''
Watt said the Consen-ancy's boarJ "111 e:t·
plore W&)S of redtre.aing its effom t1..' other
causes, ahhou&h it bas not g1\en up l'n prc-
1ervin1 at least part of the Upper. B:i~ bnJ,
most likely the enviroo.mentally eru1u'c: New·
See DEFEAT/Ill
..,u not go 11i1ra~ unul tbe brid es
uc deleted •·
AJthough the ~ion's deci·
~ion is purely ao dvisory rca:m-
r:icnd.uwn to the c:ounty Board of
Super.1~r~. it docs mark lbc fint
mo\e by COW\ty officials in 40
) ears to rethink the cmtence of
the planned cr~ings.
It ..., •~ ali.o the first tune Super·
\l..Or Harnett. Wieder took a &land
\uppurt1ng re:.tdents' feclinJS in
Coi.ta Me!>a and Huntin1ton
See BRJOGE/l1!
Auto Club
strives to
quelJ fears
of residents
..,. Proposed increase .of
processing center raises
concerns of homeowners
and city officials.
By Mame Mcleod. sun 'hl1~er
COSTA MESA -Automobile
Club cxecuu .. e:.. tD.:lud na lhe
pre 1dent or lbe Southern Cahfor-
n1a d1\1)1on. ho)tcd a meeting
\\tednesd.iy ntJhl "•lh re:.1dcnu to
a113y concerns Olbout the pbnned
S00,000.5oquate-foot e.&pans1on of
their local facility.
The' meeting wa.:. held ;it lhe
f"o:onh ~ta t.tes:a procc ing cen-
ter nJ '*" ~ open to the p~
or ccneral publL O!ficials invited
nearby homeowners as.sociatioa
rcprcscnusti~'CS. cat} suff and a
councd member ro discuss plans to
build ad)Omiog offices o n land be-
hind the crntcr 0'4ned b)' CJ Sea·
erstrom &. Sons
Auto Oub ofricials said they
hope to c:olbOlidatc their adnun~·
trati\e operation an lhe cit}. Cur·
rently the operation lS spht bc-
t"cen lo!> Angele~ and here It's o
mmc. offacials u1d. that coulJ
bnng as man) as SOO job to the
o.re:a
"There's obuou.sl) going to be:
opponent • but ~e thinl. it "ill be
nothing but posn1 .. c for the c11~:·
~iJ Jeff Prol op, mana1cr ut real
C)tue plannma for the Autl.)mc.>-
balc Oub in an intC'ni~ before
the meeting. "CurrcntJy. SO per·
~nt or the employees a1 procc ·
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I F YOU'RE LOOKING for a tnaitwonby pcnoa
• to wat~b your child part time, ClDCl1 Cutwdl
(547067) located in East Side Costa Mesa,
off en mom.in& cue for children 18 monthi to
prcxhool acc.
Cantwell ls a licensed day care provider, CPR
cenilicd. with refereooes aod 10 yean experience.
Ghildrcn play in her bric badcyard,. and it's fully
11ockcd with Little Tlkcs ride-on ,
toyS, aod playhouses.
Activities include,
•cc·appropri.atc ans aod crafts,
games. music aad story telling.
Cantwell provides day care
Crom 8~30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday. The daily
rate is SlS, and includes a snack
and tunch.
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Best
Buys
DIANNA PFAFF-MAJtTIN
(759-3646)"or CaJ1tona1a.1maac
Advlson in Newport Beach would
like readers to know that .. the
best or fall line, aod the &)amour
line" of the Worth CoU.ecdoo is
being shown by appointment only at her residence
through Thursday, Nov. 11.
Pfaff-Martin claims that the Wonh Collection is
the most exquisite of the clothing lines sold at
pmate showings.. The latest collection consisu of
250 pieces including jackets, ~k.itt.s, separates, belts
and scarves.
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ZOLLER DESIGN, (~74n) a California-based
designer and manufacturer of contemporary Ooor,
table and wall lamps opened it.s first-ever retail
store on the second level in the Atrium Court at
fashion Isl:and.
Lalie Elitoo, store manager says the store is
\l.Onh seein1 at night, "it illuminates the second
floor."
The fllShion Island shop features many new and
one-of-a-kind designs created by intematiooaIJy
recognized Laguna Beach artist/architectural
designer, Stephu Zoller.
Zoller's designs were first distributed in Europe
loni before the idea of a retail s_tore in the
designer's name was born. Zoller's lamp wu
chosen as "lamp of the year" in Milan.
The lamps were also Qnly available tbrou&b
catalogs including Neiman-Marcus. •l\'1
Bloominadale's, aod through the arcb1tccture and
design trade.
"With ow own store we will now have. a veb.ide
to immcdiatety read the public's take oa our
cksigns.,. says Zoller, -nus important fcedbact
means trust California. taste will dictate more than
ever the direction in wrucb Zollu DaJp coatinucs
to grow.
As a best buy for readers, Zoller Dcsipa is
givins away a hand-signed poster by Stephen Zoller
v.ith pwdwes m.te throua:b November. 1be
originals of the poster retail between S6.000 to
$30,000 .•
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SALLY STEUTERMAN of Blaek.awa Ltd. Jt'ftltn
(673-9334) located OD Via Oporto in Lido ViJla&e
v.ould like to remind readers that the store ii an
ideal place to go foe shoppers who would rather
a\'Oid the mall.
"Blackman's is like an old-fashioned carriage
shop where people went to have their watch
rep:sired, chose a wedding gift, a baby lift, or have
jewelry band engraved," says Steutcrman.
At Black.man's the prices are fair, Steuterman
reminds me that you get what you pay for when
you buy je~elry. Mosl of the jcwelty lo1d at
Blad.man's lS IS.karat gold, made by fine ltaJian
designers. And Rolex owners wilt be happy to
k.now th:it Blackman's is an official Rola serW:e
center
Steuterm.an says that very f~ can claim
that t11le, and that watches are sruppcd from all
o~c:r the West Coast to be repaired at Blackman'•·
Blackman's has been in business for 37 years.
and stocks a wide assortment off 111e gifts includina
china, tf'))tal and figurines.
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bow of• 1ood bflr, I'd loYe to llff ~ ~
publldty. c.n mt •I S«>-1~ tu ·~ •t "'-4110
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Y,ol u nteers a nd P.ati e nt
patrons pay. off at Corona de l
.f\1ar Library,. wh ile branch
waits for funds that are_ ...
S in~ 1959, discrim.inatina r~ders have
been borrowi.n1 boob from the m:W1 but,
attentive Corona del ~ Ubrnry.
But like all four IJMarits in the Ncwpon
Beacb system. the Marigold Avenue
branch is struglin.g ·to keep the doors open while copinJ with sizable budget cuts.
In 1968, the Corona del Mar Library wu
doubled in size. but
rec:cat budpt cuts
forced a nearly SO
percent cut in the
Hbraiy's small stafi'
last month. It keeps
branch manager Leola
C.onaer busier than
ever.
She'• now the
c:bildrcD'a IJ"'blariu
and the reference_
li'brarian in addition to
her overall maMgCriaJ
duties. Conner and a
clerk are the only
fuD.time employees at
the hl>rary where
pauons check out
120,000 boob each
)al.
~c're really tryin&
to bold onlO the
'' Newport Beach
is showing its
support, that's
why we haven't
· . been hit
-hard. lilt it's
something we
should not take
for granted . ,,.
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Librarian
services u Iona u we can.'' Conner ays.
••Bccaute there are fewer o( us, people are having
to stand in line for service abd wait. They've been
very understanding.''
· Newpon Beach's thru branch libraries have
not suffered the drastic reduction of bou,rs and
seJViccs of some county libraries. despite a
$215,000 budget cut. The city's three branch
libraries are open S4 hours a week aod are closed
only on Sunday. The Newport C.Cnt.er Library -
the city's main IJ'brary -is open every day -7l
bowl I week.
Library bo;un were cut back last year ... Our
people have repeatedly said it'a a srcat
lnconvcnieoec to them." uys City Ubraraan
l..aDoGn.a Kienitz. He.r challcnae this year is to
t.cep service levels high while copina with new city
budaet cuu..
...... a juglina act," she says. ••our staff is very
dedicated to public service."
Conner bu been branch manqer at the .
Corona del Mar library {or the lut five years or
bu JO.year library career. After collep, ibe
. worked with NB1 communities in the San .Qjcao
Cou.aty library aystem. · -
"I went through the repercussions of
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Proposllion J 3 where we had to drast1cally cut
ba.ck on services aod hours." Conner said. "Some
5moll rural IJbrarics do5ed entirely. 'It made me
feel bad because the people who needed tbC
services most had less chance of aettina them."
Conner bas also worked in l.oQa Bnch Yrhere
'he was a children's IJ'braria.o, a skill that
helped keep the children'• proaram in Corona dcl
Mar alive.
AJ 5tatc Jcaislaton continue 10 ~stlc with the
consequences or a lackluster Catlfomia economy,
the future or local lil>rary {undln& re.mains iD
jeopudy. To cope with budact sboilfalls, loc:aJ
' branch librancs throughout Ncwpon Beach arc
look.in& for more volunteers to help with
neighborhood programs 'uch as the deli\lery of
boob to elderly residents.
.. People need to be reminded tMl libraries
provide an imponant setvicc to everyone,"
·Conner said. "Newport Beach is 5.bowina its
support, th1t11 why we haven't been hit u bard.
But it's 50mcthin1 v.e should not take for
·vantcd."
More informatk>n iebout \'Olunteer opponunitia is available by calllna cirywidc volunteer
coordinator frank Eastman at 644-31~. al the
Mariners Library branch.
POUCILM .
M y wlfe pointed lO
the three-inch tory
on the front p1ac
of the Daily Pilot. The
article was a pircb for
tn)'Onc who ever dreamed
aboUt • runolnr a marathon.
lt promised this: anyone, if
,... he or he follow' the 1imple
-~.month Jell Gaffowq-
t~ins program. will be
able to finish J marathon.
· "I'm coins to do that.'•
she said
matter-of·
f aetly.
My wife had a pair
of running shoes, ..
but had never taken:
them out for a jog.
-But slie wanted to
run a marathon agd ·
insisted we do
Uh-o"'
Twenty-six
miles, 385
yards. lbe
proaram -
developed by
Olympic runner
Jell GalJoway
and co-sponsored
by the Newport
Ski Co. and Daily
Pilot -seemed
aimplc and
boasted a 98
percent sucxes.s rate.
My wife swall~ed the
tantalwna bait. and 1 instantly
knew what that meant for me -
time to lace 'cm up, I too h:id ·
been hooked into running a
m:irathon.
Now, I've oC\er run in my life, l
swiJn, play b.ul.ctbaU on the
Yreekends, but a·~ nC\·er c"cn
owned o pair or ru.nnina shoes My
wife h3d :i pair of running shoes.
but b3d nc\er tal.en them out for
a joa. Out she wanted 10 run u
marathon and 1nsi~tcd v.~ do 11
together.
She ~•d ~he needed me by her
side for her long weekend runs.
She t:all.ed abou1 the quality tame
we could spend 1oaether v.hilc
clicking .Dff mile after mile. She
predicted we would emerge from
the proeram an lhc best ihapc or
our lhcs.
_:;.
it together.
--. • • I doubted it. All of iL Loag nans
IOundcd like torture. Quality time '
1eemed better 1peat at a
restaurant and movie. And wby
wouJd we evep want to set into
\he best shape of our lives?
But do )'OU know what? She WU
right; I was wrona. What I hadn't
banked on was t.bc in1enioUs
Galloway marathon t.raininf
method. wbid> makes NntUD& -I
thought I'd never ay this -fun.
lf t 10und like an irritatiog
convert, IOO')', 1 am. Here'1 how it
works:
You start. slowly. Very slowly.
Run-walks of two miles. Each
Saturday, you add one additional
mile. Your routine durin& the
week ne\er chanacs.: only two
runs, <tS minutes to an how in
lenatb. Oaltoway encouraacs
cross-training on the other daya:
walkina. swimmina. bwna. Friday
is your day off.
Alter you hit lbc 12-mile mark
on )Our weekend run, )'OU add tvro
more miles every other Saturday.
On wed.ends in between, you run
six miles. As your S4)turday
m1lea1e reaches 18, you get two
week.ends "oU'' (only six-mile jop)
between &ong runs. Galloway
believes your last lo03 trainina run
should be 26 miles so your body
wm tao.r tttajt u·. lf>iii •hiWlb
wbcn it ad\aally nt.111 a maralboe..
By doint eo. ~11 onet hit The
Wall.
T here'• ooc .,,.. Jisnif .cant
difference in the Galloway
tiainin& propam: ranM.i.mc
runoen arc cDCOW'lacd to
iWHia!k. The slow·pokes,
incl\adin• my wile and '~tun u.vo
minutes, walk two minutes. The
~tcrans mi&ht nan up to ei&}lt
minutes and walk one. The
majoriry do, as we uy in the
procram. 3-ls.
Last year ... 2 runnen -mainly
oovices -Crom the Galloway .
procram entered the Los Angel~
)taratbop. Forty-one finished,
despite temperatures in the bagh
80I.
More than 80 runners -many
return.in& veterans -signed up
this year for the $99 program (the
proceeds from which to go the
Pediatric Cancer Research
Foundation) -whid> is expertly
administered by volunteer and
maratboD-vcteran Sal Cataldo and
the Newport Ski Co. '5 Pe1cr
Gcrrud. who also volunteers his
time and runs in the program.
Less than IS have dropped out in '
three months.
When I bepn, 1 couJd barely
run for 15 minutes. My lungs •
burned, my legs v.'Obblcd. Now. on
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the poor. The home . And the broken on
Sltd Row.
For someone ..-.ho~ nothioa.' )our
Thank.sgivin gift can ~ a good. nouri\hin
meal. A prcciou\ hot shower. Clean clodlin
and a bed.
~ Mb 1on has been fecdin and c.ina for
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S my bcsa11ft
our easy days. I run by my1Cll i r
ao bour 1tra:i&ht. cajc.Jyina wb 1 J
once thou&ht was a mythical
endorphlo hlJh Oa S turdayl, all
60 of us meet at 7 a.m. at Bonita •
Creek Pule. The ~er-helpful ~l
and Pelcr h d out maps of our
run before we break vp into sm:all
groups of ab;out six ruMcrs,
membership bascch>ir ~ -
lack thereof, The lonaer runs -
this "'eckend we plan ~o go 16
miles -ha\cn't been that hard,
\lrh1Ch even tocby seems stran,e to
say.
I held off v.riting this column
unul l was reasonably sure "'c
were s<>•ng to make It. We're
bal/-way through the program. and
-though who knows what .... ,u
happcl'l in the next few months -
I'd say we ruave a fiUr chance of
seeing the Coliseum fumh hne .tr
the lOs Angeles Marathon an ,
March.
lt11/WJI LobddJ ll tbc rd.Jtor. II
J'OU ""' to •ca up for am yur's
mantboa tnlnl•i, all Pdu
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IC.emu CU1 ~ ca\Cbcr Brm& Mayoe. a fonD&r ~
Elemciawy Scbool lludcin. will rctuna to bh former c.o.ia Mesa
school to have lwacb ~ith one tucty nudcaL
The ltUCknt will be picked r1om the tcbool•a &op ;o,.1~bola
fund·ra&.cn on f riday.
tudcnts in kindcrprten throup pdc Will be nuuU.n1
lapa at lhe ICbool on Friday to "raise moacy for fldd trips. ct.au.
room 'upplie), 1cicl)CC and an proarams. ,
-~e udcntt-arc l:Oi.J=ting l'telf&es tor ~ p ey nm
to compete for prizes which include lunch wid'I t.be Raya.ls catch·
er. More inJormatio.a about the Kill)''brooke jos·a·thon is available
by calli_ng the school at SS6-3484.
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NEWPORT BEACH -A rcsjdcnt on Ttbwon n y Ori"c an·
SV.ered a knock at his door Monday to find two &o&JY men shout· in& profanities and demandjng cntcy into bJ.S home.
According to report • the man slammed the door shut and
called police. The meo continued 10 b:ing oo his door, twv.e .. cr,
crackinc the frame before Oeeinc.
The resident said' it was not clear wlwt the •uspccts wanted.
Cll'l SRlllllrl -Of poetry 111'111
The life and work or Carl Sandburg will be d~usscd durina the
next meetin& of Voices and Visions, Newport Center Library'•
inonthJy poetry disaw10n scncs.
The free meeting is ~t for 2:30 10 4 p.m Wednesday, Nov 17,
in the Commwlity Room of the library at 856 San Ocmcot.c Dr.
Call Jackie Headly at 644-3181 or the library 11 644-3191.
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from Nol. ' Rd Nov. 7 at lbe
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present a free afternoon proJra.m,
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Vtolcnce!" tocbx at a Cree proaram
prCccdin1 a tea u the Corona dcl Mar
bruch or the N 1»" Bcada Public
Libn.ry, 420 Mariaold Ave. a.a 3 p.m.
Ob6dcld is u &StaAC profcaor of
Enghsb at OCC and an author or
mystery, 5Uspcnsc, v.-cstcro romance
and ma1.ast.tcam no-.cl$.
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~ Propased elimination of
smoking in pllblic buildings
meetS with resistance from
merchants and some
members of the public.
By 'LoAAm Btsheda, SCllf w1*
C'OSTA MESA -A handful of
bu incs owners and re idents
l\Arncd out tor the city•s monthly
Substance Abu e Committee
mc~t~na Wednesday to ~•cc op-
~1ttoo lO a pr~d cu~ide
smokJna ban ia all publ~ builJrnp
"I'm aaainst it n l'hc pnncip.£1
that it's another '""emmcnt man-
date tellin1 businc~s how to run
their bus.incu," said noo-smolrn1
city activist Etnic Feeney.
It was Costa "Mcu's Scgcr)trom '
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Camily who propc>ICd the dry fol-DOC takea a polition. "We're ju.st the committee.
low iu ltacl OD makina South hclpifta 1c1 the· word out to bu$i-· Humphrey declined to lM.e a
Coast Pl.au MDOke·freo. Dell ownc:n that they b.ra\c the op--J>O$ition at Wcdoetdaf s mcetina.
from there. the cJt>j Council portunity '° air their opinio ." uyin1 oaly: ••• pve up lmOliaa 19
deterred the mauer to tbe sw,;. Represented at the Wednesday yean aio. And I know I maJc the
stance Abute Con.unhaee. dicb momlna mcetins was HolicUy lno. ri&h.t . ~~oice. But that was my
put the ban oe Its aaenda lot lht Scott's Seafood Grill & Bar and cho1ce. •
first time Wednesday -olfaciaUy Pasta Mesa. Ursini ~f'(f the committee will
opening t.he l1ooi for d~b lo. "We h~e to re~pcct that our put the ban b cit oo their asenda
Althou1b tho turnout was customcn arc '"10kers. and non-for their Dec. J, meerio& held at
5pal"le, Costa Mesa Cbamber of smokers," Rid Pa ta ~1esa owner 7:30 a.m. at the Costa McS3 Police
Commerce Executive Director Ed Jim Walker. "If you're a res1au-Department. ·A ~ iblc recom-
Fawcett said be bas received eon· rant owne,r today, even a small mend t1on to the council based on
5idcrable feedback from 1oc:aJ b\W-dfop in bu iness could put )Ou feedback · the committee has re-
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~. No\limber4, 1• ..
In the ashes .. #
""'~ty 20 perc.ent of all de 1hs ·n orange County are
attriOutable to smOking. · • ~
""' The a(jverse he~th clfects ol Mn<>kin.g c:ost ~ ~
more than half-a-billion dollars annualty.
"""' Cigarette smoking alone auses more deaths than car
accidents, homiciaes, suicides, fires, alcohol, iUicit drugs
and AIDS combined.
tll' Of the 31 citiJ..s in Orange County, four are phasing in
smoking bans at rest.auranb. Laguna Beach, O~na Po"nt,
Laguna HillS and Huhtington B ch. .
~o,.,. County HeMlh Ur.~
ncu owners -the majority in op-out." cci\cJ v.ill also be diM:ussed.
position to a ban. Se\'eraJ other business ~ners r-------------.,.---...,..~--~----::r-~---._,.------,
"But both a.ides say they •ou.ld have scot letters to the comminee
agree to i ban if it were lepslated opposing a b:in, accorJing 10 com-
.statewide," be said. '1'hcn it • mjhce member Karen U~ni
~ouJd ~put one city in .compct!-... can cenainly hear potcnt13.I
taon ••~ an~thcr, or SJ~ busi-impacts on both sides ol the
ncsscs an unfau advantaac-issue;• uid Councilman Ja) Hum·
Fa-.ccu wd the chamber bas phrcy. wbo is the city'~ h:u~n to i
Orange Coast .. cooege speech ~emn Wini liveil medals
Members 9l Orange Coast
Collecc's sp!cch team aptured
seven medals and earned
numerous certificates at the
recent MounJ SAC
Invitational.
Nina U>uno of Nc"pon
We hove over purchased
a huge quantity of
Oriental Rugs. Total
amount hos to be paid
in 31 .. .,., w~ ore
now offering this entire
inventory to the public
at a savings of up to •••
Beach won silvcJ' medals in
iinpromptu and extemporaneous
Jpeakiog. Louno and John
Baumgartner of Newport Beach
won a silver medal in team
dcb:uc.
Lynn Esparo of Costa Mesa
O/o
Off
and Gabe Mauser of Huntington
Beach won a iilvcr medaJ m duo
interpretation and the top junior
awaJ'd Cor tbe category.
Costa Mesa re~1dent Ami
Makena was a finali~t in
poetry.
Our inventory consists of all
,original handmade rugs , new
and antiques, from all over
the world-Kashan, Oum,
Heriz, Herika, lndo-
Persion, Sino-Persian,
Needle Points
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._ Marketplace owners lose bid
to amend lease with O,range
County Fair Board; vendols fear
decision could ruin swap meet
n. •• ,.., ..... WC*ld .......
SM • ~ NkW la Maia M-
eweea IM bolld ud Tel Pbil Eitcrpiileo
at Newpon 8cada for UIC at tM fair.
Pndl for &be ~ JDeeL Tbe llCW lcMO
iDcreued the pen:cot of revcauc wbicb
swap meet orpa.fz.en must pey to tbe
ltate from 33.3 perc:cal to 38.A penUL
Tel Pbil IOUihl the chanp alter ¥COdon
procested the AO percent rent bite &.bey·
were told they would have to pay because
o( Tel Phil'• iDcreues.
aid 0..W NM. 1pa' '1-. IDr Ui ii l:MJ ~ bad 10 .W. ·1w die llCW
Piii i Pl ,.111 ~ 1cnt mt w a· .._...,..IM recada•p'iltaed .-ap
result of 91 I .. ol 41115 f]J ,11 ........ .... Will face ecoaoaaic .....
Wlaaa thcJ do .eat will. dsMnDiac t
l&ate Of &bis ¥CAUC. ..
_... a u.. Wi111Wia fDr ..,,_.. Mt. c-a .et ¥Cndon -iUi the
...... .....__ ............ " • • -... ":'W"~ r,
Swc oftidall said. boW"'1, Iba& t
prOble• Of rtot relief ...... come fro
somewhere other lbu the 1111e. ~--. -1&atc'1 deciMon a>uld ttlUla. taldma1cly UI
Wlill ~'tar IM ..... , deauoa. ruin for tbo outdoot nwteaplace It rents
Tel .Pllil ""imla Mid oa niaiaa ftm for· arc railed or ii the state re-opens the bid·
-teDdon ud alto ccw••aued to ~ tbe . du., procc$I ia search of a cheaper al-II COSTA MESA -Alter moo~ re· .... uda 1W .. ,.. ol dae aew Ila(. ·&erna&Ne.
"We're acill 11 tbe same pol,iJion
Wc:re whea the lease wu lipcd.'' ~
Norb ~ sencral man•,er Cott
C1irarounda.. "In tmns ill RDI Rlid,
Wi1S I polltion ~ board wiMed 10 II
on. It was u attempt we all made an
thoup• would work. Now .-c have to
tfJhl ud see wba1 Tel Phil wishes to
nc.tt;"
view, 1111c officials Tuesday denied a re·
quest (or u emended lease. between Lbo
O~ Cou.aty Fair Board and .. raton
ol tM Martetplace -'the c:ounsyi 1arJest'
and molt 1uccellful twap meet.
Pu. uid Tel Pbil oMri•ll ........ .. ..Ac t.b1s poiat In time, we don't k.Dow
ddcd ,._. daly .m do DOW. l)uriu las& wbat tbe sa.ate is ac>i.ft1 to do,0 said Torn
,eu't hictdi.. Tel PWI pnwiled ao pa~ Aslew, president ol the Oranie County Jarau ~ ol a~ eo the Marketplace Mcrchuu Auociatioa •.. M
state, which owm tbo faitpouda. &t Tel far as I'm concerned, it dOnn't make
Phil oliic;als ba\le waracd iD the put tbat sense &o ~ back ia and ltart over •aain. "We're dismayed by the state'• action. ..
OCC. ollePs ~·for boldly •MllliCls
Tackeu for Ori.DSC Coast the door will be SU and SlO. the Drama lab Studio, Dramber
Q>Uep holiday coaceru and OCC"s Sympboay Orcbesln. io 16-11at10-.30 aa,. IDd apiD at 3
perf.ormanc:n are on aaJe ill the the Robert B. Moon Tbatre. on p.m. ca Decea.txr 11. Admkaion
tcbool'1 ticket office. Tdeu can Sunday. Qccember S, 11 7:.30 p4 as S2 or.• ~ sift or •
aJso be purchased by phone 'With Tdeu are S4 in advance and S:S ·non.perishable ~ to be
Visa or Mastercard. by calling at~ door donated to local charities.
•32-5880. Perfo~s are as Dance ~a·1 .. Navidad Up W_!~ PcopJc'1 .. World in
: followl: Flamcnca, .. in the Robcn B. Motioa.. m the Robcn B. MoOre ....,_, N ,...,1. .. • he .. *--Tb tr 5 .... ,._ Theatre, on Saturday, December
I I oc; Ul~IU;&er. tn t JQUU!lllO ca e. on -T• 18. at a p.m.. and SUDday
1Roben B. Moore Theatre, on Occcmbcr 12, at 2:.30 p.m. Dccembcr 19 at 2:.30 ,a;_
:saturday, November 27 at 2 p.m. ~ tickeu are S16 111d ~12, Advance ~u arc s'6 and $12,
,and 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, tJckets at t.bc door arc S19 and · door tictetsarc $19 and SIS.
,November 28, at 2 p.m. Advance SlS. For more iofonJ11tion on all
: tickeu arc $7 and $8. Tick.cu at .. A Special Show, for JCjds," in OCC holiday shows, caU A3i.s880.
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Attend one of the special presentations
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• Monday, November 8, 1993
g..30 a.m.
Kaplan's Restaunmt
3211 Harl>or Blvd·
Costa Mesa
(Just south of the 405)
Join us for continental brealdlfst!
• Tuesday,· November 9, 1993
• 10:00 am.
Charley Brown's
151 East Pacific COast. ~ N Beach y (Formc~ubcn E. Lee)
Join us for continental brCak:lastl
Sometbtng to believe in
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RSVP Recommended
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l l:JO p.a., Opera Paci.fie pracnu
a&IOnlC?~' Anm.trona 1pe1lun1 Ola plo)--cr'ri&)\ts 11 Cuter
ewb. Mes.. Guild aacmbcn,
W.50. Gue.au. SlO. Cootaa llxhud
Dealy. """7372.
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==," .: ='~~ teau, is
SMlt of the • Severin
Wun-
derman
Museum's
"blqge
and ldeil"
ahibit to
be fet~ ilt
~Ch~el
Boutique
codcWI
reception
6:30 _p.m.
Sun«Uy.
.
•"'1 ""dla W1M • a.-.
?7, MWB Foudauo. u Sau Au
Old Cowt lioule, Phooc "N94l.
DICIMaU
• Day Wl&JMlot Alt. Dec. l ac noon. ' Soutla ~ Rq>enory aDd ~n
other ~rfomiina am o~mutions
present .. Vital Rudinp. • a
compilalJC>n of play e11CCrpU, poems 4
aod music Oft Ma1nsi.aac. fru; SlO or
DOO•p:rishablo food item SUUc:sted
Pbone 9S7·260l.
• Uo-. Tev ud ao.tlq•, Dec. 3,
CHOC Jack aod J1U Cuildo at Tustin
Hilla Racquet Oub. Phoc Sll-1675.
• CudJ C.ae aan. Dec. '· A.udlancc Lcaauc Ncwport·Mcsa Juruor
AuxilWy diuer da.oce with DcrrlCJt
and The Diamonds at Westin Soulh
Coast Plua, C.OCU Mesa. BT-opt. SllS
pp. Pbooc 7S9-9'207.
• • OrUtau Can.I aau. Dec. '· Hoea Ha&pitaJ SS2 Ou.bat Ncwpon Beach
Marriott. SS.S2 per couple. Phone
574-7208.
llidtnd ~. St6-'7371.
•Stt-M s.ltW. Dcc..16. 7 p.avl
UL. St. JOICpb ~lal FouiadalOO. .
TOOOS diMer. t aKlloe aAd
en at 0 Hoicl,
~ UlS pp. CGDba Marso
Joh.mon. 771 "21 l.
• Beet ,.,... hrtJ, .Dec. lO. SSl
a~ Juruon at felt~ ol Li&hU. nae
P1"11aon. Balbc». P nc 64s.f600.
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11·1&. 11 a.a,; 0WC • A•st '
MatriOU.. f'llOM 532-1675 •
• All c..... ,...._. Gilli; Meidl 11
u 7 p.m... CHOC at Aaahtie
Mamou.. no.c Sn.867'.
Care~n of ~a Dou&Lu..F.uACll--~~-L--------~ntcr for Al?hcuner'a .Disease dinner
cbncc at Hy u Rci cnq, Lona Beach. • f-.dcn an..ca.. April 6 u 9 a.a..
SlOO pp. COotact Elinor fr&DC'C$Ch rli. Cude 1000 FC*lldcra Comtnltt#C d.
(310) 49J..1SSS. H l HolpiW ac Pour SnloM Hotd.
Newport &cadl. Pboae 574-7211 •
HaauAn
• La Marts. Cas1ao N t. Feb. '· AW.stance Lcapc of Ne.r.-pon meu.
Phone 64>6929.
. • J&aUa di N.cu. April 30. Oodcrc.Da
Cui.Id or CHOC d.aoer duce aod
aucuoa at Park PJace. lMae.. Pboac
S32-167S .
MAY
• Ka fwd Cddrily Coll
T 11W11a1DCa1.. May 2 at 10 UL,
DISCOllCry Museum d. OC at Pclicu
Hill OoU OM!>. SJOO pp. Pbooe
S40-2001
•AlalMt. ...... b~etVWa
........._ No¥. 6 at 6 p.m.. 811 Canyorl/
$PYllm Hill COCllmlllCCS of QC ~Society dinner d~e. '
r.ab.oo aAd jco.elry a.bow by Neiman
M&md. Coot.act Cathy Loo.den,
76MOJO.
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·~ CdcbraU... Wbta You
Wiit. u,.. a Scar, Nov. 6 11 6.)0 p.m., ~ Uoiwm~ and Mad .. cy
Mowo ttibuJe lO Dasoq at Anaheim
MlniotL SlSO pp. BT q>t Phone
997-&s23.
• WW&c NIPU la St. PttuibwJ. Nov.
6 at 7 p.m.. Opera Pacific Ruwan
cu.Woe u l.&&kct rcsideatt, lal\lna
Bcacb. S'10 pp. Coa!ACt RJcha.rd
Dcaiy, ~ 7372.
• ~ ,...,. N~ .,. 10 LID ....
p.m.. COPES a.nd A.SID ~ into the
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I n 1972. a bandlw ol N~
""" Beach dtiun1 ud I 9PP1ated
at lhe City C.UUncil meeti1t1 co
llppon tbe ionin1 ·~ ol ... p~d apartmeot plojec:t bown
Ptom0nl<>ty Poi.al. Mola ol ._
citiiens or Newport were OJ>PC*d
me project -••1t'1 too dense."
c .architcctui e is too
ntcmponry," and so on>
• 1nosc of us in the architectural 4 profeaion .knew
better.·
Personally, I
believed, and still
do, that this
v.ould be the
best-dcsi&ned
apartment in the
county. ln !act, at
the council
meeting. I
predicted:
"Sometime in the
future, il will be
on the cover of
our telephone
directory,'! .
Well. e1.entuaJly the 32-acre
• 'n.>JCCl was approved by the city
J the CoMtal Cooimission. But
tbe controversy continued. It was a
·~hi.:.1..: c·G1mple o( the perception
.fur C'<(ccding the reality. Herc was
-a ~ rl>JCd that represented the best
.ot ;m:h11cctural design, yet totally
nw.unJcr!ltOOd by its neighbors.
I he jrch11ects. 1'1!.her & FeeJman
of ~Jn 1-rancisco, known for their
,nnu\ .ill\ e archttecturc, \\-Crc given
.. ihe ··oncc-in-:i-hfetime"
!ilPportun11y to design a project
Jl rcpre~nted the "leading
·Jgc · of rci.idcnt1al design.
• ·1 he Ir.me Co., headed by Ray
}\ Jl!lvn. "fathered" the proj~ct
•thJt 1ndudcd more than 23 floor
•plan!> ( U!IU.llly there arc only three
to f11.e pl.ln!I) and spent more than
20 m1lhon for the 520 apartmenlS
an unheard-a( budget). There is
o 01hcr de .. elopcr th:it 1 know,
other than the Irvine Co., who
ndcr>tood (and could afford) the
"importance of good design. In fact,
~.it period w.i.s the "Golden Age"
-of the Ir.inc Co. The many
panmcnt pro1ects built at that
tune rcpresenlS the best or
es1dcnt1al development. What
ontinues to perplex me i.s bow the
inc Co. develops such excellent
.bo'1!1ing when it comes to ~igh-den~ity, as wcU as
~ndscaping, yet ''(alls apart" when
1 comc:s to custom-home design.
Promontory Point continues to
be excellent. The mature
lan<hcap1ng, superb maintenance,
.tlon& with very effective
management, only justifies the
original commitment. The primary
_clubhouse, at an ori&inaJ cost o( $2
m1l11on, 1s by far the finest "rec''
center go inJ. The architects'
und erstandmg or the importance
o( a \iew permeates the entire site
plan. For UlStance , the main
cntrans;e to the project is
surrounded by a mini-park with a
view o ( Ba lboa lsland and the
ocean.
Five C-shapcd buildina nodes,
each incorporating a central
parlung area at the upper level
and a san&Je raw of units at the
lgwer level, coiutitute the basic:
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roed wldth ud pl.cr••· 0..
would tbinlt ltomc may ..
wbCD l&Mcni• to tbe OM-tided
view ol 1otnt ol our cilJ omcw1.
A ~e:d dtbal.....,,..
a,plori"I sUC'b ~ •
impact on l(hOols. ltlme· incre
and in!ra·stNCtUrc burdcDL BUt
density normally bu liule to •
wicb the outcome. for iM~. ~ plMDcd the ori&)oa1 ~
Caa,oa Coe a major rcme..c
comm&lftiry. Wo propoted 4..SOO
uAlaa. The neighbors were ituc.
They wanted to ace the projocl
witb enJy 2,.SOO unjt.S. Ytt .-a we
c:omp4lted school imp~. ~ ·
traffic and total populat.ioa (i.e.
nmlilicl vs. tctirces)'tbc
retirement proj«t ccn~nt9d aboUt
25 percent to lS percen1 Jc•
~ds, need for schools and
certainly lcu crime. So you sec,
denshy in and of itself is not tbe
only critctia that sboWd be
co~cd wben a project such u
a • Dew'' Promontory is be Core
)'OUI cjty council.
Next time you are out in the bJY
or ocean, see how Promontory
Pdint conuibutes to this beautiful
county we 1i~c in. When dmina by
the project on Coast Hi&J\way and
Jamboree Road, take an utra
moment 11td drive tbtouah the
Promontory Point's architecture was considered too contemporary \\hen it wu first propos~d.
site. I promise you that you will
appreciate the t3Ste and quality or
its interior. Jt is by far, tbe latJcst
res.identi.ll project along the cout,
~t because.or its exceptional Jite
planning theme. The upper
buildings contain five levels oI
units from tv.o bedrooms with a
loft to rather small one-bedroom
units. The units range from 850
square fee t to 2.,800-squ:ue-foot
penthouse apan.ments with large
patios. Some units even have two
patios. The lower sections includes
four levels or units.
and then cascading the uni~ back
Crom the lower streets, p~rs by
nevenea~ feel the impact o( ~uch
a high structure.
R cereal.ion amenities are
abundant throughout the
project. Not only do they have a
majo r clubhouse with health spa,
dining and social areas.. but al)()
tbiec tennis courts. three pool .. l_~~o secondary recrc:ition
0( course, )'OU pay for ii. ln the
old days a small bedroom unit
wo uld rent for $850 per month,
now it's Sl.265 per month.
Howc.vcr, a major feature lS the
access to the units. No elevators,
Surprised at the height o( the
buildings? I'll bet that very few
people re:illz.e how high the
structures really are. In fact. the
density o ( 18 units per acre i.s
rather low '*hen stacked apiost
comp:uable projects. Normally this
density would be accomplished in
two-story-high buildings at 20 to
25 units per acre, But then only
about 40 percent o( the units
would have a view. By "stacking"
the unilS along the ~ting bluer
no long haUways and no dark
foyers Just your own pri\'.·1te front
door.
In today's world of ·
ovcrwhelmma handicap-acce
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More than 450 otfices natlOOWlde ..
-...c .. 1'93 40._....... ..,._.,,.
rcquu cmcnts, this project could
never be built. New rulea stole
that e1.-cry unit has to
'accom,Podate the handicapped
and that any unit above the first
floor ha.s to havt! elevator
capabilities.
ingccdients come into play an pliln, the wteCul and sensitive
determinin1 density? A$ alwa)S, architecture and ~ superb
the \ill:iin is the car. Howe .. er, it's lanilicopina.' tNo. project is 1
really the rclatio:uhip o( tbc ··jewel" in the fabric of Newport
required parlin1 and the unil5 and Beach. tr ever there is 1 situation
where )Ou pl3ce the car th:at of goina beyond the u&Jy word
Speaking or density, at's won h
addressin& the subject, which has
al~ays been ~k>se to my heart. J
h11vc seen project artc:r project
J~,gned by superb architects
turned down bcc:lusc they
exceeded a certain density. Ounng
the early ~t:iges or 1he C«l tal
Commission, the magic number
wa.s 12 units per :icrc. Where in
the \\'Orld that number came Crom
h.as always been perplexing to me.
Even ¥rhcn I was designin&
pro1ects in Florida, the 12 unill>
per acre continued to h:aunt
planners and architccu. What
determines density. Size or t} pc -0( "density" to evaluate &ood dcsiin.
units pl3y :in important.role, but Promontory Point lhould be
not m.c the automobile remembered u an c.umple or For instance, one could pl3ce ._...hat could be the result.
the c:m unJc:rground and the
rci.ults ~oulJ be subst:uuinlly I might add th:u the Irvine Co.'s
different than if the c;an arc :at history of devclopiq wperb
ground le'\el. The plrking r-.Atiu i'J hi&lf-dcn.sity aputmcnu and
another mJjor factor. 1 ~ould condominium projects IS the best
guc!.S 1hc rcquucd puling for in the county. Promontoty Point
Prornontol) Poanl toJ.A) has · ha.s to tk! its fl:lJship.
inc:rea>cd 30 percent to 40 pc:rccnl · Sk'Warf Woodard h IM
0\ er the old da)'s. In (.act, pl'CIJdcal of U,. •tnnl·"'1ual•1
Promontory Point ~n ne\Ct be l1rm. TllC' U'*l•rd Croup, la
comcncJ to condominium due to /\'tffJ'Olf Bncb, spttlalWltf U.
the lad. or required p:u~1na. Now l"C'sJdcntW ud ~W
~en the fire m:mh:ll hb a ~y in •tdaltttturr.
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llnJphliny . ••• the season With .a:: 'RiN;kJ MOUlllain Hitlh'
T he PICiflc Symphony sweaters swayed with tbe llluliC as pcetcd Cart sa. Oalr, and 1..ou· · •
Orchestra kicked oa iu Dcn~r sana IUda t&.111 11 .. ~ S~ .(tom PSO • .aJona with
. 1993-94 popl ICalOO ~ilh I Mou.nl&in Hijbw ancP'l.adY· N"'PC>rt'• LanJ and Marpttt •
MAtJmentaJ ~n~na Cl.Mlcert It may haYO been~ ~t Ga&a. VdJiua and Jim Emmi,
IW'rina folk llft&Cr J .. • Dtavu . there was trcmendo\ltspirit and a.Nl1ae Ga.sta!Joo.and Frank
'l'he pe~ was fol~ed joy in Seientrocn Hall. One ManlaaU, Sbaroa and Ptttr
by diDMr Wldcr the ltan.at the intercstina foolDOle: the ba1t c:iob J..._.. Durk.k Muauio and the
acw estate or or the crowd wu Laraely py. The Rnem>d Lucinda Md>trmott,
medic:aJ,.supply ~men of lhc '60s ~ '70I wtio N~ and Jdl' S&cn. and PSO
· nqUl Mark li5tened lO Denver S1Jll a.bout lbe uacll Marq and Mfurlce
J.U.Oa. A earth seemed • little older ud MehWt
.. ked houJe at ~nside~ly apore mellow. la ve,Y se'*®S fashion,
the Perfomunc Followma the prOSJ'am, • Denver posed *f lh gue5lS for
Arts C.Cntcr pve conducted magnificently bJ . iodividual photos while a
Denver a Rk banl K~ftua, patrons paylAI awnptuous buftet dinner was
slandina OYation S l 7S. e~ jo&ne~ Denver ud ~ ICned poolside.
for bis romantic dtputanes for din.Der al the Tu.stm _ .. Mark lhn)'I goes first class," l.W. rendition of many H~ ~tahte or~-Jhohd~ commented bis friend and guest Cl'* wclHJKWrn e o nsoo ouun; a wtua MIU 8tru.
. ballads been moved into the di y of the V C ----• .. · ·. . affair. The Mediterranca.o ata WT1 parade~e SOClely 5'"1101 wuh mansion opened out to Florentioc sre>Uods io paJauo ~30b and a Ecitor thu 5)'mp~ny p rdcns renuniscent of the famous cash~re s-.cater wttb orchcstr~ u the Villa Gambino~ One diflercncc. coordinated bcr~t. JaDJu aod
p-eatest ,oy for a The home and grounds have RoCu Jolul.soo 1n from D.C .• and
~~r. Tbue ~ a lot .or absolute! 00 1,e. Nouveau . ~ Sqtntrom J?a~lels and
AD&CR tbat.-ould ''vc .th~,tr ~·c mainu./ue. Actually, tbe"OWDC{ of ~J .M&entrom were ther~ t~th.for lbis ~nunaty,, wd a the pabtiaJ residence bu no ISC • enpytn& Lhe &<>rgcous evening plMl~& Dc~r. J tu-.-c.o t had either. The bo$t or lbe evcnin1 under a full moon on the Johnson
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as nice as .thas lD a Ions t~ " 30-somcthina-(maybc 40)-ycar old
ln kc.cp1n1 v.1lh Dcn-.er ' bachelor Johnson 1portin1 a
easy·ao1n1 St)'le, conccn-socrs trunmed red beard and a acncrow
wore casual attire 10 the event. smtJe.
Men in sho'!·slc~c print ~irts Johnson, who made hi~ fortune
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Prop. 174
T be weather on Election Day was
exqui itely appropriate: A lot ot bot air.
Tra~caUy. it djdo•t uop with just the
devil winds, but lite goes on.
I ?lad planned f column last S4tµrday in
which I v.ould aivc readers the benefit of my
v.i~om on the various issues. But it was
ampo!i.slblc even to think abou1 anythinJ other
than the devastation in Laguna. •
As thinp turned, out, not.bin.& I J]ligbt have
written last week would have helped poor little
Mea)ure A; and Props. 172 and 174' didn't
need me.
It was clear at least a month ago that
Measure A was aoinJ to -
1 you should pudon the
expression -go down in
\...names. ProP,Oncnts of the
mea.Surc seemed to be
Cl.mpaigning with prayers
rather than "igorously
counlering some of their
opponents' more outraaeous
campaign alladcs.
My wife and I both voted in
favor of Measure A. It just
On the seemed the right thing to do.
and we didn't sec where 10 ·
Coast bucks '9 monlh was going to
make a tot of difference to
most citaens in Newport.
&sides, the whinin& tone of tbe campaign
;igainst the de:il turned me off completely.
Some of the most vocal opponents were
boorish and insolent. their arguments tedious
and often· quite misleading.
Those parks would have been nice and good
for the city, I think. But the world will not
come lo an end.
Can't say the same if Prop. 174 had p_:is.sed.
To be sure, our public-cducalion syslem is
troubled. But Prop. 174 was simply bad law
and would have solved few probl~ms.
1 was also :i1ains& it because l am a product
of the private schools 174' would have
subsidized. Somehow, I have muddled through
life, but no· thanks to the private schools J
.rnended. Great reputations and small dasses
but. with a few cxccplions. lousy schools.
· After 10 years of bal!·a·dozcn e.tpCnsive
scflools, I finally got to a really good one back
cast. St Paul'$. But I was hopelessly
unprepared for its level of scholarship and
lasted only one semester.
What I'm sayina is, private schools ain't
necessarily the answer. Allowing the
professionals in the classrooms and princip~'
offices to do what they can do so weU is..
N ewport-Mesa Cor years ~ad the
well-deserved reputation of having some
of lhc finest Khoob in the nation. Graduating
from Harbor High with &ood sradcs provided
altnost guaranteed enll}' fo any university. ,
Elementary and middle schools provided the
kind of educationa.1 bedrock that made eoing
up the scholastic ladder a breeze.
Loni before Stephco Waancr dipped his
hands into the till. a near-fatal iUness swept
,through the dinrict. Teachers and principals
~ere ignored and demeaned. morale
plummeted Parents were shut out of the
process.
As one teacher puts it, "The place was
rolling inside, but everybody thought it was stiJJ
great. It's lake a house with a new paint job,
CO\o'ering up the diy rot inside ...
Presumably, Newport-Mesa aot ill wak.c·up
call with the Wapr thin& and the departure
of John Nicoll. New bos.sman Mac 8el'l)d is
making all 1hc ri&ht moves and. wonder of
wonders, the trust.ea are oo looaer wtina
unanimously on every issue u they have for
eons.
Where all this &Oca remains to be aee-. but
the opportunity is there for Newport-MIA to ·
become a model of public: educatioo 'in
California. And there dam well better be one
because the 174 people are Solna lO bt biCk. IS
one of them said, "meaner than e¥U:'
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• If leaderless county tries financial blackmail over propose~ Sant~ Ana River bri dges,
· Costa Mesa City Council should ell superyisors to keep their blood money
-11Y .IOHN a.w: MOOlllACN
I believe we~ finally found an issue that •
everyone a&JCCI on: don '1 build bridses over
the Santa Ana River at 19th Street and Gisler
Avenue. The homeC>wncrs' auociatioos. the
· n~afl'Wlhen. the Chamber of Commerce, and CJ.
Se1er:strom A Soos don•t want the bridacs. Penod.
So why arc the bridges included in Costa Mesa's
newest General Plan? Becauso they arc on the
County of Oranse•a Master Plan ol Arterial
HiJbways. lf we remove the bridges from our
General Plan the county can and will withhold tu
revenues collected by them and distributed to
Cost.a Mesa for road improvements.
A recent Daily Pilot article stated that this
amount is over SJ million pct year.
The county has used the leverage of the loss or
these funds to impose the potential construction of
1he bridges on us. Taking a leadership role. our city
has initiated cooperative studies with the county in
an attempt to ·remove the b(idges from its master
plan. The studies led to public bearings. which led
to Transportation Commission and City Council
hearings.
The.City Council meeting was attended by the
Orange County supervisor for our ~ea. Harriett
Wieder. She implied that she "had felt our pain"
and would recommend the removal of the bridges
10 the Board of Supervisors if t~ citici im~ctcd
come up with alternative ways to improve traffic.
Maybe she has a tunnel in mind? She clearly
stated that for politicians "there is a time to lead
and a time to be led."
Harriett Wieder punted. The Board of
Supervisors will bear her recommendation on Dec.
7. lf thty still want bridges then we arc al an
ilnP.use. We face a catch-22. Do we let lhc county
build the bridge~ (which no one wants) to keep lhe
fund.in& (which is significant)? Or do we o ppose the
bridges and forfeit their blood money?
The Costa Mesa City Council should tell the
county to kup its money. Wbcn moner t111.ks, the
truth is silent. Some of the weirdest thmp happen
Naney Palme leads a recent ~nti·bridge r~ly at Costa Men City Hall.
bec.1use of money. If it is a time to lead. then our
City Council should find iu ba~kbonc and teU the
county to 'lick it. ·
The bridges have been on the master pl:an since
1956 or 1957. The)'°ve had plenty of time to bulld
them. Now it is too late. They screwed up by
hcsit:iting. and "e don't wttnt to live with their
· bcliued solutions now.
0 ur City Councal buckled at the thre:at-0( losana
federal grant money when 1t took a position
on illegal aliens. The ci1y did not wanl Community
Development Block Grant funds going to illegal ·
aliens. Grc:it policy. We ha\.e a federal pemment
that.guards it~ borders only to feed those successful
enough to cross them.
finally, a loc:ll gO\cmmc:nt 1old the fe<h to get a
clue. It was bold. It wns d:ar in&. It "as appropn:ite.
But, when money talks, the truth is silent. And our
uly Council COlVed io tO money.
IN THI flU'S WAKI
Former Secretary of Housina and Vrb:an
Development (HUD) and fcUow conservative Jack
Kemp, v.t>o i.s'a Conner homeowner from Costa
Mes:a, personally overrode a HUD lecaJ opinion
avcein& "'itb C.osta Mesa.
Our City Council bu to stand firm and resolute.
It miat oontinuc its steady attempts to remove the
bridaes from the cowity's master plan. It mu'' not
buckle O\er money. •&•in.
There is a time to lead and this is it. The Costa
Mesa City Coul,lcil has been leadlnJ. It is Harriet
Wiedcr's tum. If she eff ccth1ely jc:ads the charce
and con\1nccs the rc$t o! the Board of Supe,-,,'bors
to drop the bridges (period), then she v.-111 Mvc, at
the end o( her finaJ tern, Jivcn Costa Mesa a
wonderful fare'lo'Cll 1ift.
John !ti. JV. Moorlada, • Cost• Mesa
buslntssm•n •ad ttsldtal, I~ th~ past pruldtal of
. tbt Costa !tits• IUpablkaa A.s#mb/f. _
Two messages of thanks and a warning for the future
Tbe following Jetter was addressed to the H arbor
Patrol Divislon o( the Oran1e County Sheriffs
lkpa.rtment.
D ear Clpt. Dave Mann,
It was Wednesday a!ternoon, 3 p.m. I was
tryina to act from my office in Newport Beach, to
my home in Laguna Beach. Roads were jammed,
people 1Crambling to get out and in, we wanted to
save our homes.
Attet waiting in traffic for an hour and a h.aJf I
made a tac.tic.al decisioo:.1ake my boat and four
friends whose homes were also in danaer to
Laguna. At 6.30 p.m. we left the harbor entrance In
the Doub~ Double, a '40-foot Viking. The coast
was ablaze.
As we sat off the t..iuna Hotel with LaguQa
bumina and two of our houses in eminent peril the
decision was simple: act to the beach. split into two
teams. be careful.
After capsizina in the surf, draggina the bOr.t up
the beach, we took off to our bomc.s, aoakina wet.
Midteal aot there just in time to save his house
with beer aod ora.nic juice -no water. I wu
luckier; the ftrc strike team took a stance at the
cod of my street with Owuiel 9 News.
I qui&ly rcali.zcd I was not aoing to be able to
1et back to the boat -we left Bill Bucscher
aboard u bis houae was least threatened. In our
hUte. we took bis ceUular phone and aidn't reali1c
be wun•t familiar with lbe VHF.
Upon callina your department -bopina
someone could check on Bill and the anchor -l
wu e.xpectioa to bear "call the Coast Ouard. ..
Instead a very courteous officer, Bill Moon., said
no problem, we'll handle it. Sure enou&b after caJ..Una an hour later, I !ound two officers bad been
down there, ICCUrcd and checked tbe boat and pvc
blm appropriate instructions.
We were able to talk to him several times that
cvcniaa on the VHP. ~ you may know CMr the
,can at times 1 have beeo a crltk ol lbe Harbor
DcpanmcnL Not the case here. YOW' courteous
uaiatance made a bi~reoce that ni&hL Michael
wa Ible to uve hia • Myeelf aod the crew of
. the DoQble Double all twt ,o.al
RJCHA.RD HOLMES
-The Ho1ma Orpn.iutioo. Newport Beach
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Rich•rd luslc hugs his mother Loris at an ev~c·
uation center set up at Coroni del Mar High
School during the recent uguni fires.
N ow that the names have died down. lcavina
Laguna Beach destroyed, and Corona Del
Mar •p~ued, let's get out the facts.
I would imagine that the people who objected to
the Newport Beach Fire Department dean.in& out
the brush in Buck Gully arc breathina a si&h of
relief lh:st Buck Gully was spared.
IC you w1U remember, SC'VCtal years aio the f'ire
Department wanted to cJcaa out the bru.sb
surroundina the homes in Buck Gully. This wu
met with so much objcctioo by
the·savc-the-blrds.~bru&h-and-'
aopher group that the pl40 was abandoned alter
only about 10 percent of the bnasb wu dcued out.
Let's now hope that these people who objeded
to the cleanup will now reaUzc that peoplo and
homes matter also. We have four lacton that cause
the~ fires and two can be c:ootrollcd.
We cannot control tho weather 1P4 tho hot dly
winds, a.nd v.e cannot control tbc meotally rewded
wackos who tart thcto fires.
We can control two of the other (,cton that
con1rabute to tbes.e disutrous flres and they .,.
Damm ble bru h trce1. etc. lb.lat arc too doso to
the~ homa and. nccdlw to say, flammable roofs.
1 would imaime that the ~\e·thc-bnash-and·bird
group will nol be so vocal for a short period of
ume and now wiJJ be ao exccllcot time for the
brush cleuan1 crews to -..uk without interference.
' MILT MEEHAN
Newpor1 Beach
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M 1n1 of us arc beina asked Vt1hom '*'C would
like to thank after last Wednadly'a fire. As
a school bo:ud member in Ncwport·Mcsa. a
resident aJona Poppy in Corona dcl Mar at the
edge of Buck Gully, and aomcoae whose home
office faces toward Lapna and so watched the -. all ot flame advance all day Wedoaday, my list as
fo~ ,
•AU the Ciref~ten who held the line at
Newport Coast Drh-c.
• The Irvine O>mpany for their infrastructure tn
Nev.-port Coast.
• OCN for havina provided especially carina and
thorouJh TV news coverqe.
• All those responsible for p~idin& the
CVKUation hotline which persons could call for
up-to-date evacuation information.
• Andy Gonis of the Ne.,-port Beach Police
Dept.. who provided information on the itualion
for Corona del Mar.
• The penoM from c.orona del Mar "'ho phoned
OCN wuh updates so •c could clearly learn about
the situation SC\lcral blocks away.
•The LA. Times for its "Dear t...pna" section
which conveyed to Lquna Thursday momJna the
fcclinp•bicb were in all ol our hearts.
· • The Daily Pak>t for Clpturifta the acue of
controlled panic which many Corona del Mar (001
ju.st Laiuna) residents felt Wednesday cvcJUna,
thus aomcbow mUina it all ri&ht to ~ felt that
way.
• And -u a school board member -I feel
deep 1ratit'4dc to the IChool stalf .mcmben at
Andeiscn. U~ln. Kut>or View and Coroaa clel
Mar Hiab SchoOI wbo woitcd llrcJetl'1 to suite a
bal.ancc between iOOthlQi prolcaloul business a ~ and carioa IU<wiq ol uawulilcd stYdtnts
aod families at I.be cad ot last week. •
My thanb to you alJ. ·
SHERAY LOOFBOURROW
C.oiODa dd Mar
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dMcicd aa IM corner of Jamboree
DrM ud C'.oUt Hitflway, 1ubsti· 1ut1N .. .No New Tues" ~ cards
forbubdb. .
HcnCliiebOn clcady wu havina
a IOCMi timc Wed~ • .ockina SulUnft u be U>Ok tilM out from
~ the AWancc·• omcc
oa Mariners MU..
' Wfbosc Sullivan suys really have • aoocl 1ensc ot bwnor," he stid.
rdcmng to T<>m Sullivan and his
teirin brother, Ml~ .J --
It 1ecmed unusual, Hendrickson
cnjoyin& a laup. But he bas pl~n·
ty to smile abouL
His poup ~tied O~Jl''°2'·~l -~-;!-"Oftr the well-organized.
N~ ~led Commit-
tee &O Praerve the Castaways and
N~rNonb.
Tbc ·commlttee'1 · campaian
th.airman, Bob Sbdton, said in
JUftC that be didn't p;pect any or-
pniicd opposition.~ Tb:it · turned
out Lo be a W,Ot rnisc:aku.latX>n.
Since lu binh July 29 -three days . allu the City Council de·
cided &O put Measure: A on the
ballot -the Alliance has been ~n tor 1>3intjna dour pictures
of lifo in Newport if MC&SUJ'C A
were &O p:asa;
, Hendrickson aad bi.s 11oup
·spoke inCau.ntly about ~No New
Tua," saying it would be foolish
ID spend SSS.8 million to buy 138
acres or Back Bay bod Crom The
lrvine Co.
"·'When Hendrickson and bis ~ire,
NC>Yetl, S:lt in on a Cny CouoctJ
study scuion June 28 and first
heard about the Conservancy's
plan, they s.:aid nge unmcd1atcly
set in.
·'The lobby was fuU of Conser·
vancy people," NO\eJI Hendrick·
aon said. ·
Ron Hendnckson uid they felt
like minont1es. 1'be ma)'Ot said,
'How ~y arc l1l support of this?'
and eYCf}boJy raised their hands
except u.s. We fell bnd of U\titni-
cbted. '•
Tv.'O weeks later, at another
study ~n. Hesidriekson said
Randy Johnson stood up and pub-
licly opposed tbc C.OnxN&nC)' 's
plan. After \bat mccuna. the two
JOl together :ind c:.xcbanscd phone
mambcn.
Sooe ~ .... JOine4 l»f.= nina C:O.rilliWoe ~ Uo be<'--. .. A" tt•a ......
surer. ud ,....al Vic SbaritL
Al\cr Reil Headric:boi wrOle a
cohmua ln tM Daily PUol, Ille aid more than 60 people k>oUd .._
~ in the tckpboM boot .... ~
him a tins. c:aprcaiJll I dain IO
orpaize apiml Measure A.
. from thcD Oil. tbs ptJll'OOU
movement toot olf Uk& .udfite.
"We IOI ~ eD&11l Hod la dUi. •
NO\'ClfHend.rick.IOia said.
As the rctiled ditcc:&or ol plan1 • runa and dnian for The IMIMI
Cb., Roa Hendrickson knew about
a document tnowa as the Clrcula·
tioo Improvement and Open
S~ Aarcement. or ClOSA:, _ .\ _
ln the asreemcnt. The uvi.pc
Co. as.recd to donate a.bout 60
percent of tl\c CUtawayt and
Ncwponcr North propcnics to the
city as open space. In return. the
developer was ~-en the fi&ht to
build 363 houses on the remainina
acruce.
"'1bis was ao ooc·&ided.. There
WU nobody talking about the
OOSA at all," Heod.ricboo said.
lbe Alliance rrulde it their mis-
sion to lflb Newport by the ear
and cbangc lhaL •
What followed was three
moaths of tekpbooinz. prcci.oct ·
walkini. debaung and ~ttio1
through Ion& tire.some mcct.inp.
The Hcndric.ksons CYCD missed the
birth of their g.ra.oddaupter while
siuins in on a mcetin1 at City
Hall.
"A tot of the time we felt like
v.'C were hangin& on for dear lile, •• •
Novell Hendricbon sajd. ... never
felt I had been Oft' such a JaJt roll·
er co:uter in my life."
She said they made some cood
friends thJ'ougb the Alliance. Its
mcmben hope 10 continue to
function as an informal group of
local government watchdogs.
Despite nasty phone calls,
lhreatenina lettcn and other cam-
paign stre~ the Hendrick.sons ,
said they always tried to keep their
sense o( humor.
.. We laughed. and we lausbed a
loL We v.ere tjrcd and we •'OUld
get b15tenc.U," Novell Hendrick·
son said. ''We're glad we're finally
goma to get our lives b;i.ct. quite
Crankly.''
Thur'edlly, No111111ber 1, 1• All
• Area 8*Jcators, officials and
teachets react to the resuttS of
~ 174 and are aware that
problems In the system e,Xist
8Y Rusi Los .... ~ .
NEWPORT-MESA -l.ocal educaton
were heartened by the rcsoUndi:n& defeat of
tbe education voucher initiative Tuesday
ni&bt. but mindful of its mcssaac.
In Oranae County, 61 percent or t.bolc
voting on Proposition 174 rejected tbe
• Wtiative, which would have provided a
$2,600 voucher. for students to be redeemed
at the public or private school of their
parents' ·
Statewide~ the initiative was rejected by
Deatly 10 percent of CalJforrua YOtcn. But
· it's the three out of every 10 votu cut for Jbe iajtiative that !Ome voten say is
•p:tficaol.
"I think the public school system is in a
sad and sorry state," said parent Nancy
McOoodwin after carung her ~'Ole for
Propolition 17• Tuesday ntghl. "I want
enou&h people to vote for it to scare the
panu off them -somethmg needs to be
done."
Newport-Mesa Unified School District
Superintendent Mac Bernd said be
F&dlem •· "'1111& impodut ...., b ewt'JbodJ U.
pubic educadoD to do DOW ii IO IS if
~ 174 pmcd ... Bernd iald ..•
p '° be c:mCerned 8bout the .
broagbt um ~ tonta.'"
~ut ~Oil Fcf&UJOft• .
{R·N~ Beach) does not believe the
inltiatiYc•a ''wa'm.ina shot'. is enough co IO~c
the ~lems of public education.
.. It will be ~~ dimcult for Californians to . compwn that the onJy state we rank bi~er
than iD education. is Missillippi, or to
complain that uneducated ~ people kill.
rob and rape, .. Fcrpson uid. .. It Will be very
ditlicult for Cali!omia~ to axnplain about
this after refusing lo take. advanll&'C. of the.
OJ>Pmt:unity to chance that."
NcWport·Mcsa teachers belped·staff phone
banks a.s the clcition drew near, acthcly wotkm& 10 defeat a proposition they say
-.ould underfund local Kboob md
undermine the b 1c pnnoples of public
education.
"To me, the defeat of the ~er
initiative 'Clearly demonstrates the public is
not willing to abandon public education."
said Maya Decker, pre ident of the '
Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers "It
gh-cs us a chance to rontinue working on real
reform."
Local educators say the stateWtde
"restructuring" movement m public
...
edotatioe ia '" .... real,.. .., .... ..,.
It.book teac:b and IChool dii&rim operate.
And in die Newport-M ICbc>OI dimic:I.
still reelina from the embcnlnDtot ol ~
S"4 milli09 bf former~ clteaor ~
Wapei, . UDdCi "Y·
according to ICbool board Prcaidcnt Rod
MatcM.illiu
••Our bi& a.rm dock WU last yeai,••
MacMillia.o 1&1d, ··we've already •
acknowtcdced 1L ••
ln ~ition llO biriQa llC'W petbltend=t
Bernd, MacMilliaJ1 points out th.at tbe
17 ,.SOO.siudent school district will underio a
. tOp-lo-bottom review of all practJces and
pJ'occdures with the recently appro...ed
cumeu~um audJl, lo be cxmductcd by an
outside audit committee.
Bcmd has met with community membcn
and encouraged their comments and
cnua.sms at fr"c public forums. The results
of those foruau will form the basis of the
Nov 1 "Educauo n Sum.nut" where school
board members w11l establish 'top prionuc:s
~t~~ma ·
"People v.ant greater aox>unlability,"
Bernd :-aid "They .. cant a trongcr academic
focus and the~ .,..~t bcuer results from
student!> I thtnlt people wbo voted ag;a.inst
Propos1t1on 174 said this isn't the way to ,et
tt But the"\' )till v.ant those rcsuJts I think
..-.e'rc mO'l.ing m the ngbt d11ectioo."
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Monday, Nov. 8
11:00 am -1:00 pm
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party to celebrate author and
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ponerNonL
She aaid there bftca "t ben uy
ditamiona with Tbe Im. Co. Oil
whether the de11eloPet WoU.ld M
willins to 1eU OQJy tbe 'Newpotw
Nofih pcopeny OI' aeiled· ~ the
Ueadlinc fol purcbale ol eltber
property~ Feb ••• 1994.
•we had a ta.ap>lc.., to ..-
the money, but now that'• aonc. '°
now we're back to the dnwina board as far u p~ to them
that we have IOtDCthiQS that WOUid
work." Watt said. .. U there is
somethil'll we feel is viable to diS-
cuss with The IM.nc Co.. then
we'll still uy to do that by Febru-
ary.''
The Ccnservanq is hopin& a
~tatcwidc baUot question known as
"CALPAW '94 .. will pass in June.
U it does, the 110Up II JUarlnteed
no less '1lan SS mill.iOn Coe viable
Upper Newpott Bay projcc:U.
. The initiative I.Sb voten wheth-
er S6 per year lhould come out of
their tax dolla'itA and eo into the
general fund rod pre-existing, UD•
funded proposals for parts and
wilderness preserves.
ne-votc is being sponsored by
the Plannina and Conservation
League, a Sacramento-based envi·
ronmental group.
Meanwhile, The Conservancy is
continuing to look at other
projects, such as the acquisition ol
land in West Newport owned by
Cahrans.
The site, located at the corner
of Superior Boulevard and Coast
Highway, was acquired by Cahrans
for the pro~ Pacific-Coast
Frec~y.
Watt said The Conservancy also
will continue its crusade to en·
hance the Santa Ana River wet-
lands and San Diego Creek area.
Out if the economic climate
docsn 't improve, Conservancy
members fear CALPAW \lrOn't
pass, and The Conservancy \lrOn 't
have enough money for large-5Calc
projects.
R~ident Nancy Skinner, a sup-
poner of The Conservancy, blames
Lbe colossaJ conquest of Measure
A on the recession.
"I aucss I wasn't really sur-
MEETING
From A1
in& center reside within a 10-mile
radius."
Prokop said their arc two ex-
pansion plans bcins currentl1
bcins eumincd in the city's envt·
ronmcnaal review process:
The fint scenario woUJd be
done in two phases with the rlur-
chase of the Scgentrom _parce[-A
2.S0,000-squarc-foot buildana would
be buill 10 accommodate between
600-800 employees Crom the Loi
Anacles office. The Auto Oub
would then have an option to con·
struct and additional 250,000-
square-foot buildina. wilhin the
next five to 30 years.
"We feel confident that by only
propo5lnl • foUi-story build.in&
with the u.me set bacb as we
have now, we are not aoina to
look aaymorc obtrusive than what
\Ire already ba'IC lhcre," Prokop
said. "We've done a pretty aood
job with the set t.cb. There's a
k>l ot people who doo 't even know
we're there today."
The ICCODd option would be to
construct the wnc size bu.iJdfop
on the project's cxistina 29~
acrcs.
"It would be more of a ti&ht fit
and we would also be r~uircd lO
build p3rklna structures, Prokop
said.
The expansion request. however,
would need an amendment to the
General Plan. Low-density uand-
ards al&owi for a 10 percent ex-
pansion of the Auto 01.ab .. While a
majority of the council in the past
bu expressed concern about pre·
servina 1hc recently revised city
plan, Councilman Joe Erickson
said the Auco Oub'a request de-
scm:.s consideration..
.. It's important fot us to prcMde
an opr.!nu.nlty lot them to upand
here,' ~ Wd. .. But we also
must be icmitiw co the au.rrou~
inti U: ~put. me~ of the
Nohh Costa Mesa Homeownen
A.9odatioa haw QP'aleld COA-ceru auda u i.ncreued tnJr.c and
wbat eacct lhat couJd hew on
tbclt aciabbofboodl. Oflidalt aid
" ~ will do ~ to ....
residcatl' cooccrm. .
.. Out ride lhare ratio ta much
hiabcr tbu IM ~np lit OraAp C'.owary," Prokop said. .. We're lo-
aded on cxpandiq tbo knatb of
OUI cammiuncat to ~ ln eoa. Maa. We ba.o 1 bistory
bae ud " wut' co buiJd oa that hMlofy ...
Tbe dcy'• elMlocuDentaJ rmow
Will aoc be c:omple.. wuil early
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Wa&I u6d ti's too bad 1'be Coa-~ wua"t arouad •JO ~ .,o. wbca fo&U were man willial
10 tu 1be:mwtwcl (Ot pub ud
opea tpeee.
.. lt"a DDClbill& WI bal bcu
mon common iD ibc lal Owe «
10 ,..... la C.alifom~ lt'a tome· tJWaa that uartcd oo the eut coast
tc-. time 110t" Watt Mid.
"We bad pAeAly ol opca space.
We could coatrol some of the do-
w~.ou and still have some of
&lie open· ~· But now we're
e.odina up W1th DOlbins lefL"
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Coron.i del MM High's Crosby Cnnt (13) fights for brNthing room in Sea kings' final tan~up before CIF Division I playoffs ielion next ~~k. -.
THURSDAY'S CHALKTALK
Sea Kings put .it on the line tonight
....,. Dangerous University enters
with a lackluster 1-7 record,
but a very pesky reputation.
' By kry FIUl'.nef. ~ Wne.
NEWPORT BEACH -ll
took aboul 18 hours for Co-
rona del Mar Ha&h to cmcrac
\.ictorious ip last yur's Sea ~
Vaew Lca1uc clash with Uni· ·
\Cl'Slly, a(ter a ~r failure
turned a Friday ni&ht affair in10 tl S:iturd:ay
aftcmoon sequel.
CdM Coach Dave Holbnd lS hopin1 for a
more llmcly \C:rd.ict in toniaJll's 7:)() ucko(f
at N~-port Ha..rt>or Hiib. but he kn~-s his
Sea Kinp arc 111 for a puehna struutc. de·
spite the Trojans' 1·7 record. ,
.. (The Trojans) ba~c been an ~cry pme
this year, and they always come to play,"
Wd Holland. •ho6e squad (S·l, l-2 1n
lcape) C3.n ~e closer to wrapptng up a
CJf Di<t&Ston lV pla)Off benh ..-11b its fourth
vic1ory in five )Clf'S -.•inst Uni. The Sea
K.inp come in ranked oanlh in Division IV.
1"hey run the Wioa·T. wbkh has always
been our ncmeus., so v.e know 1f '4e're nol
ready to ao. they cnn do some dam;ige ...
Pr0\lidin1 the fore~l thre:at against the
uunted CdM defense -• hach has yielded
JUSt 82 points tblS season. the iixth re .. cst in
Orange County -is 5..foot·9. 170.pound SC·
nior Ricco Roberson
Uulizcd at qu:irterb:id. and runmng back,
Roberson bas :utW.)Cd l ,260 yards total of-
fense, including 725 rushing yards on 140
carncs. With bis four touchd<wtn passes, be
has KCOUnted for cia,ht oC the team's 13
TDs. and Holland, for one, has been amply
n·s a matter or putting up,
or (not likely). shutting upl.
to keep · the uplo.sive Crenshaw out oC iu
impre.ued.
"He's a areat b.lck.'.' Holland s~ud of Rob-
erM>n, who f}lShcJ for 106 yards an last
v.-cek'~ 21-10 loss to Woodbridge "(\.e seen
him throw the ball 50 'yatds, and he also
runs \ety '4ell,''
CdM's deCcnsc, iodudtng Orange County
satk leader Jeff Borland (lS), bas allowed
just t""o bad.s to reach triple-figures in ~
iog. Irvine's Tony MathLS (165) and Wood·
bridae's Bill Alkinson ( 111) have found sue· c:ess. but 90 of. Atkinson's output caJJle on
. See SEA KJNGS!M
~Costa Mesa's Dewayne Crenshaw
provides the Mustangs the driving
force In their offfense, and defense.
backfield. .
By 8.-ry Fdnef. 5pn Vt,.
T hat Dewayne Crensb~w
. would ~ to play without
a mouthpiece is only par·
tialJy a reOcctJOn of the touah·
DCU be . brinp SQ tho Calta
Mesa Hilb football team.
for tbc ma oft.be atoiy, ,ou merely need '° act withl.n ul"lbot of tbc line of icrlm· ...
'"Cmcb (Myron) Miller and lbC refs uy .1
Wk IOO much trub." aald CIQsbaw, who
&alb MarW 11 pd a pal Iii M pllp. TN_. bit IOld. tbat't IM> aUU tut..
A 6-foot·l , 190-poUnd ddcMiYo end ud
f\dlback. 1M Di11r .... Pla)icr OI the Weet
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'°They couldn't block him," Miller uid.
.. He bad thC four uck.s. and r.o mote ti.mes
the quarterbxt bounced off him and into the:
arms Of another one of our pus .ru.shcn. And
there baJ to be at least row more limes tbe
qu rtetbaclt bad to unload lbc ball before
Dewayne hammered him. lt was awuocnc.
••Dewayne is relcnllcss. and he dom.Uaatcs."
Miller coatioucd. .. , b•vco't seen a better or
lllOft athletic ckfcnsivo end iD all my (2S)
,can of coacbi.na."
Crcuha•, wbo ays he lcarm a nc:w &5pect
ot the PJnC evuy time be doos a uniform.
daims bis OCl·fic&d oratory h a number oC
pnctkal applications. -
441 want to ac• the otbct team talkiaa trash
beckt bcCaatC tbat really motmta IDO -I
k>t," be ild.
••Somctbna I tell the offtmiw linemto
wbCre 1'111 Soi.DI to ao. 1 lipl tclUq tbcir
tackle l WU aoilll to ~ ri&ht
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....,. Sea, View League champs wrap up league play
wtttt. 14-4 rout of Saddleback; CIF starts Nov. 12.
By Rlctwd °"'1, SC>orU w...
CORONA OEL MAR -Four champl<>nships of
vanous sorts have bcwi .ecured for Coach John
Varps' C.orooa del Mar High water polo team, in-
cJudin& Wednesday's Sea View League title, follow-~
ing a convi.ncma. 14-4 win agamsr SaddJcback.
The moll coveted of aU plaques. bow"('ler, &S suU
ahead -one: com.mcrnoraung a CIF Southern Section Orvwon I
cbampt0mhip.
For the Sea Kings, 23-3 oo.eraU, 7-0 m league, a lU?D made up
or mo5tly juniors. the umc u
now ..
"With a junior group, they're
always tbiak1ng lhal maybe
there's next year," Vargas said.
.. But it's right now."
'With a Junior group,
they're aJways think-
ing about maybe
there's next year. But
it's right now.•
Ne:xt year, CdM won't have
Cr~ Grant, a sentor hole man
and the 1992 lcacue Player of the
Year.
"(Grant) is the-" ultunare ream
player, and he's one of the rea-
sons why we·re doing well," Var-
ps said. "They all underJl.&Dd
what they need IC> do Crosby
-.--CdM water polo coach
would say that he'd_much rather hne a OF championship. than
be MVP of CIF. Crosby's done welJ on defense. and he's bdpcd
t.be team a Jot As the sea.son pr<>gJcsscd., 1"e looked at bow we
were turning out, and v.e needed bas skills more on defense than
offense"
See POLO•
You can say au
I you ~t, but
N1111ero Uno stll
tastes the b81tl
~Newport Beach's McGuire
savors the flavor of No. 1
in President's Cup play ..
D u cCuuc w "'bJt
taappcncd to the Atlanta
llnM• ud Buffa.lo • • So
beiA& labeled a nm.ncr-up by lUa
peers al the ~lJOft Duda 00!1
Coune IDCD'I club, M CXM.L.k!n't
bear.
McCiw.re
tJni$hcd ICc:md
last ~ar io tbo
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~ Htintington Beach Dolphins
no match in 28-7 loss to Irish
in Jr. All·Amertcan football .
T he Fi&hti~ lris.b stood aJono wa Sat·
; urday the only Newport-Mesa Junior
AU·Alncrican Football 'team to cmerac
victorioUS:
In pla)'ina their f)fte t game of the seuon.
the lri~h prevailed. 28-7, over the Huntiniton
Beach Dolphins. The Dolphins returned the
opcnlll& !J.1cl0Cf n yard for a touchdown, but
after that it was all Irish.
Led by quarterback Gres Burden and ihe
ru)hmg of Ryan Acterburg and Steve Henog,
the Irish mounted drives or 65, 15, 61 and 41
yards an scoring a pair of TDs ,in ct\Ch half.
Coach John Walz gave credit to the entire of·
(ens1"e line. Justin Shea was named offensive
player of the game, while Burt Pierson claimed
defensive honors,
~ (12 ...... l ''? ,. ied -.. ==,.,. Kell)' (efP& ..... wl '" . ).
~-•nw111aa~ fol ... Jelluw ........... cits riorlip. ... 11-aen capit&Hzed oe *-Uy tul'lloftn for ...
vk'tcxy. The Bac,a received fme ctlonl •
cterenseHr0m Cay w.-(~n tac11ea) IDd
Bryan Riblett (tour udAll). .
Scott Kohut created ud reCOYeted a tumble
in t1M firlt quaner, aaoppina a Tuitin drift.
The Buckeyc1 bolt INiDo Satw:ctaY at 11 a.m.
at Bonita Creek Put. with tbe winner~
on-10 -me playol& .. the aecond•pllce team.
• Huntlqtoa a... Doi,..,., 1J. ~ •
Tbe Dolphins acored lbtee timea la the ICcOad
quarter on two bia ~ Fot the ICCOAd
week in a row, Brad Qa.ia wu u.med defen-
sive player of the week with KYCD uc:b. 14
tackJes and a bk>cbd COOYersion. Hunter Mc-
Donald was scaected offensive and special
teams player ot the week. • '
~ . Wofwrines' Ke\lin OhOll aroet in on foe.
B ,_. ..S JiU A"/Uf Allld co MMndJ la• ... 11.-a le
12 a.et• .na last ............ ....,~a fia•••ip.
Lall ,..r'• wiwn. Jill ............... ! ....... i.,o.,
l9ald, wt were ao1 qu1 .. ac '•• ._.IO bat IM Mal dUo. Wh'
._.. Budrfape• aad A,cn Id,...... dace~ dowlaWiftd IPlld. the A'fUI' coosJtteat swts .... had diem DUI ~ front oft
... aatbe...aMrmaiL
at Jllr.ollw. fbil It•··• John ~ and Mite ArriF au WOJkcd to ~ Ayer:s and ~·• IM>oest, but none wen Ible to
ucp up coasistentty with either Aytn or
Buc"iapam.
The NHYC race committee So' o« eipt &hon
windwarctnceward races, \With nu&Mrous lead Chanp
throupout the races. Tt&ht starts and steady 10 knOt
breezes made for dose races. with the eiu.itc Occt
often reachina the weatber mark within boat lcnaths
of each other. •
Barney Letunan. the reaana's namelako and the
oriainal dcsia.ner or the Lehman 12. was a colorfw
local sailor back in the 1940i and 1950s. Lehman was
wclJ known for his impreuivc girth. hb lUtc for ·
In other games: The Trojans' offensive line of Jay Bottom,
Carlos Pera. Bran.dOn Job.moo, Todd Dud·
dridge and K.ent Turner helped McDonald and
Brad Sweetland rua Cor a cOmbined 9S yards.
The Trojans will be oa the roed for their final
regular season pme apiut Miaioa Viejo ai 3
p.m. 2
all-Ital team bu been scored upon lJUs year. alcohol and his crcat sailina ability. _
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• WestmlllSter UoDJ U. \~olverbaa 6: The
Wolverines 105t any chance lo enLcr the play-
offs thi) season 'after the tough loss. Orea
Stampley scored the Wo~cnnes' only TD late
in the fourth quaner on · a Q\larterbacit sweep
which capped a nine-play, SO-yard drive.
Co-MVPI for the pme were Francis Diyaw · He won races rcaularly in the Lehman 12 class.
(who scored the TD) IDd quarterback Blake always 11ilinfwith his do& "Vit&ic" crewina-Boating
Beotley (12 of 17 for 220 ~). Defeuivc •Next weekend is the fant·racc tn 8YC1 popular
MVP booon were shared by ~th Rtcharmon, Suokht Series.
Marshall ~othwcll, Ryan Cooper and Au.slin One des~ races will be n.an in the l)arbor oa BYC on Saturday,
George. Unemen of the pme were Grant Es· while keelboat dusca wUI race down the main channel and out the jeu
With 2:56 remaining in the game, the Wol-
verine) attempted an onside kick. which was
un)ucceS1f ul, and the Lions were able to run
the clod. out. The defense was led by Chris
• Oranae Couty CILlell 3'. ·autraloes 6: The
Buffaloes had three exi::clleot drivCa which
reached inside the Cl\iel1' 10, but were able to
score only once, the only time the divisional
tabrook. Casey Luchesi and Casey Wiedemann, on Sunday •
while Rothwell and Nalhao Matlin recorded • , ,
the hits or the pmc. The Buffaloes play foun· For noc lllfonnation, contact BYC Race Administtato1 Erle ProuJ at
tain VaJley at Bonita Cree~ at 1 p.m. Saturday. (714) 67J..3515.
Pop -warner season Wil'.I-doWn
~ Locals looking for results this week. teamed up on offense to play weU. The Condors visit
the Cypress Cobras this sanarday al 1 p.m.
. Jr. Al-Amerlcml
1811111 It CdM'I
.... tonight
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In other games: • P op Warner Football bas ~o more weeks left in
the regular season before the league playorrs
and the Pop Warner Orange Bowl set for
• La Habn lWden U, Cobru ~ Tbc M1tey Mite
Cobras used a fumble recovery by Juoa Kadishim to
halt one Raiders'-drive, while late in the first half,
Alan Dutro came up with another bia defensive play.
Richard Perez came up with a bla bit just before
halftime to keep the Raiden up only 6-0.
J unior All-American
football will put it.s
w11es on the line to-
night Ill halftime or the Co-
rona dcl M3r·Univck1ty Sea
View League football game
at Newpon Harbor Higb.
(1Wo1.Get111cw• I
Thank_)g1\1ng weekend. r La~t ~eek, Costa Mesa tcJmJ came out OR the
' i.hort end in each case. despite a couple of near-
misse)
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Bears arc undefeated and have onJy allowed QDC
score.
Colltll Mesa Coach Mike Schepens felt Kyle
Ra~h and Tony Tag were defensive standouts,
while Kingsley Ecbcma and Cheyne St. Laurent
On the second play from scrimmage in the second
half, Cobras' quarterback Ryan Hayward went SS
yards for the tying touchdown. Late in the game,
after the Raiders had repined the lead, Mau Labady
made a touchdown-saving tac:kle to prevent La Habra
from scoring again.
The Cobras travel to face the North Long Beach
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JOE COPENHA\lll
The 6-3.
_270-pound
IOPhonlore
right taCkle's
• blocldng graded
·to 94 percenL
Including a key
block on Jeff
Clayton's-
·52.yard TD run In
ftJlleflon.
CRENSHAW .
From 81
aliJ:e that we' have a chance to
do ~mclfiing special Jhl$ )car,"
Crenshaw said. "From mt first
day 11 1his' school, lhc coochc$
and the players were all )() nice.
lt just fell righ1 to
me. We've all worked
\'Cty hard to male
this season • succe:.i,
and I'm very hllppy
and proud lo be a
part of tba1.''
RANDY ICAIUNEI'--"-.
The 6-2,
210-pclllld
~ safety had 9
solo tackle$,
3 assists, 2
tacldes for
losses, 2
broken up passes
blO hit of the week.
66, 60, 55, 44 and 2J ~di this
scuon, but his runnin& style
doc.sli't always . emphasize fi:
.nc~.
"Coatb Miller tells me to run
around people. Usistcad ol 1ryin1
lO run over them. but that's juJt
me. lf I have 1 choice, I prefer
to nin over a 14ckJer,
before I tum on I.be
boostcn:."
.... Corona del Mar's Campbell
has her plans settled on the
floor, ancfln'lhe classroom. •
C oroaa dtl Mar Hiah'• Kristen C...pbeU,
eouidcrcd one ol the top fO\I r Jii&h
school senior letters in the nation. taid
I.bat 1cademic desirc:a were e.xtrcmel~
important in her decision 10 111end Dllkc
UoiYenlty nw f.it oo a volleyball Kholasshlp.
Her reauittna trip to Duke included a trip
lhtouab the me.dictl center with special
emphasis in the pedm.ric'ward. Kristen, •ho is
extremely cifted aeadcmQ!Jy, wants to be a ·
p<dial.riciao. •
lnterestinl.ly, on Kristen's 1rip to D~ she ·
ltaycd with lormer Laguna Beach star AShley
W9Cboldtr. On hc:r'reaui1ing trip to Colorado,
J(ri&tcn stayed with j.x.hel \V:icholdcr,
Ashley's lister and ilso a former ~glina Beach
AU-Clf player.
Dr. Myron Wac:holder spent time with
Kristen dUcuS5ing medkal sctlools and
post-graduate possibili1ies.
The verbal commitmcn1 ends the recrui1in1
trail except for the orficial signing or the
scholan.tup agreement and 1he lcuer o( intent
whieb takes place in early February.
N was the cue with Kim Coleman who
earlier committed to UCLA, making this move
and knowing your collcgiate·path is a
tremendous relief to these high !iChool seniors. . 0
Santa en.. after lo&in&. IJ.15, 16-14,
12· IS. S.1urday'1 playoffs l'ound
Ba-Bay 14 ·-.............. "' three Canadian t<U>I (ML Dou&IU.
IS-ll, 1!5·9: Scalon, l,._ll;lS-8, and ·
Cent<Mi:U, IS--, IS-3) befOtt
dcfeatin, Ory Seacb.of Los Ao&cle&.
15-t, ls-.&. and 'Team Santa Cruz in
I.be fmals.
0 • II
7
0 Lauri Sawin. who was u All<lf
perfonDa at OIM .... capui• at IM
wioNI cbimplocs at SWtlon! last
year, is 11.IJ11na her coerhi•c Wffr' u tile WOtb oo ber'Mui<n o..,...
In pbysl<al lllerapy.
t.awi called lo discuss some
motivational dikmmas ttw sbc: bas
come upon with the junior varsitl
team at h'o Alto H1&h StbooL.
aplalned that \bat i$ put of the
profCMiOn ud wckomed her to iL
• BBVC1 Jeremy Darner, who
attends Dana Hills Hi&h School, was
'-'OCCd MOit VaJuabie Pb~r wbilc
Newpon'• Mitch McCoy and Dana
Hil~ Bob Hefty were fictt·team •·
all·.\OUr!lattKRt. Volleyball 0
D11n.i Foley; who helped Ncwpor1
H:i.rbor win the Divlsion Ill str.te Obviously, the play was very &oocl.
but lhe true valuo of the trip is the
expcricna: of s1aying with the Canadians. Each
player stayed with a Canadian family. l<iic:Coy
apd Brooks Hoppe had !raveled to the
lO~rnamcnl la.st year and they optc:d to stay
wi1h 1he same ram ily 1h is year.
Some of the pl3ycrs actually 'A'Cnl to schools
(can you believe 1ha1?) with the Canadian
players;. The con\·cr5at 1on and other customs
arc different b1.11 exciting.
Coaches Gary Nakamura and Alan Knipe
stayed with all 1he coaches at the host coach's
house which al!O\lo·cd many interesting
conversations. 0
Ex-CdM s1ar Lori Newcomer iJ showing off
her vollcyb;;ill con1rol .'>kills al she starts for
-AJ3bama Uni-.crsi1y. Recently, in a malcli with
Samrord, Lori ~t a !iChool record with 4.5 digs.
Even more ;.ima.zing was the ma1ch was a
tbrr:e~g~mc ),,.,eep.
championship last year, has reiumcd
to lhc game o r volleyball. She had enrolled at
Chapman and bad not planned 10 ptay
, Chapman, v.hich is in the proc:css of mcwina
from D1v1s1on 11 10 Division Ill, only had seven
_...e,laycrs. so ..,.hen one girl wu 1njuri:d. D:in1
JOlncd the 1eam with the o ne prOVl)IOn lh3l the
team had 10 .... c:ir normal shons and no1 the
briefs 1hat most colleges wear -.
She is currently the sccond-lcading h1ttc.r
and e'en sets 111 one rotation.
0
· Kt1\hn Spat:itO h::u. been Princeton's s1art1n1
setter since 1hc dl) she started school her
fre~hmln \Clr Last .... eek. the cx-CdM sc11cr
.... ;:u namej 1-.) Uaguc Playe,r"of the Weck
aflcr "ins O\Cr Rider. Drexel and Fordham.
Miller would prercr
Crcosbaw deliver
more mcwcs and less
bruises 10 \l!Ould·bc
1ackJcr1, tiut the
forme r offcnRvc line·
man takes pica.sure in
wi1nc.uing Crcnsh.aw's
collisioiis.
''He has a real sur·
lincss about him that
youiusl, can't teach," '-tiller ex·
plained. "On his touc.bdown
run ag::iiinst Trabuco, he gol hit
by a corncrback and didn't even
break . 'tridc. Their guy dived
into bis thighs. and he jusi re·
fused 10 reel it It was like a fly
hiuing lhc win_ds.bicld."
In 1dd1tion to lus
defense. ~1 iller plan ...
to make Cren$haw an
inCrcllsingly fcalurciJ
par1 of the ofCcnsc.
··0t-way"nc h:is bro· Crensh•w
ken a Iona run -tn al·
The Balboa B~ Volleyball Oub \I.On the
Sand Castle Classic ln1crnauunJl Volleyball
toumamen1 in While Rock, British Columbia.
They defeated Team SanlJ CruL in the fmals
by ICOfCS of 16-14, IS-8. ·
She 1s currcnlly second in the Southeast
Conference 1n 1otal digs. Th05C ball-c:onirol
skills helped Lori CJrn her s.taning position as
a freshman .i.n.J could place her on the SEC
All-freshman team.
The h) League now has an auunruatic ·
/\'CAA bcnh 10 the 1ournamcnt winner, iO lhe
l'1gcri arc gearing up ror that Their coach,
Glenn-Nelson, u a former Orange Coast ·
Collc.gc bille!ball star who vUits Southern
C.1l1flltnia 1 .... 1ce a )Ciu' on "recruiting" trip-'> most c~ry g:i.me, anJ 1,1.e\e 101
to 1c1 him the b:ill n1urc," ~·t ill·
er wiid. "We're going 10 s1an
running him ou1i.1Jc mo re,
where he can use hi ...... peed (4.6
over JO.yards).··
t-li11-speed h:l:> helped Cren-
shaw 1_>ilc up to~hJuwn, ruru. of
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..... But Century loonis
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Friday· night at New.port .
By 8M'yY fdnlr • .,.._ WYllr
NEWPORT
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Mcu Hiib'J Myron
Milter has a Coachina
50U1 mate in the Pa-
cif .c Coast League,
it's Century's Bill Brown.
Both schools~ the dassic .. 3.
yards and a cloud ,of dust" ap-
pro:sch, which makes Friday's 7
p.rn, meetin& ..at Newport Harbor
~gh a veritable smuhmoutb
s.morcasbor~ ·
• At slake for the Mustangs (S·2·
1, 3--0 in lcape) is a iharc ot their
fint league title Wlc:e 1978.-and
the PCL's guaranteed No. 1 play·
off berth.
With an upset, C.Cntury (3-4-1,
2-1) could 'cain a share of first
pl:.cc, headinJ into the final week
of the rcJUlal seuoo.
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Im. aad r. ..,.. be"t
1icti8a WI chopl to be bllCt-fa I.be (laoc title)
tlC9 apla;" Millet id.
.. lf l;bcy beat us. thefre
back oo sop of cbe
le~ like they wou.od
up lu& year. They waat
to meak in there like ·
Wt ICU00,1 Ut .C: defi-
nitely ~·t be oompla-
cenL"
Mesa, ranked anebth
Ml CIP DMaioa VIII, ...... tour ........
Wl laaul' put ~
a IOlid oftCGIM ud &·
(~sivc performance
~ • $$..() teUOO-
opcftUl& triwftph oYCI
Ocean V.cw.
.. Last week (• 13·3
io cwet Tnbuco Hills),
ow defense tcpped up,
but~ haYe some ttJlnCa
to -ort OG wilh OW' o(.
fense," aaid Miller, -bo . ..
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m.r.ed eo &hi dau~le ..... IWO
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.. Jluaaway" :rru.
Tna. aa All.OF 1Caic>f, is
~ abe oruwc County rlllhlns • lndcn with 1,150 yards and tia
~111 on 206 carries. He
now sbarc1 tbC ball more • ilh jwa-
ior fuJ&biM:k Dewayne C«cuhaw
(S67 ~rib on 68 CUTia), &Ad wf.aabld Olarlcs Chatman, who
led all Mesa ball canien with 85
yards oa 10 curies Lut week).
.. Wo need to IYOid the ~naJ •
l1w killed us apin.st T~ apd
we're aoing to ba~ to throw ~
ball a li1tJe... said Miller. '"last
year_ ~ntury JtidD't even CO\~r.our
rcceMn. bu!" we c.ou.l~n't make
them p:ay (2 Cor 5 pas.sin& (gr 12
yarch). 1f we aren't' able to throvo
0 bctwceo ei&bt and 12 timl:s. it's
aoinJ to make the ruo th:st much
tOUJbtr."
C.Cntury is ~cd by first-tc:a.m AJI·
PCL runninc back Julio Garti3.
who also lea~ the team in tackles
Crom his linebacker spot.
Ju.st .S·foot-9, 175·poun<b. OaT-
-
°' 8inh Tnn (~(U leMls Cosu M~ in frMby rught's title quat..
cia Cypifies the "b{&-hevt" bbel
that bas allowed the C.enturioM to
ict the most out of their t.alcnt.
Wlder 81"0"An'1 tenure. G:arcia has
rushed Cor •91 yards and four
touchdowns, and has :l\Crt&ed
28.3 yurds on SIX receptions. good
for 3.nothcr two TDs.
C.entury is just one of '"o teams
to ~er earn a time-of-~ion
ad\.-a.nt:aJC' ~er Meu durin& Mill·
er·s l~pmc reisn. ckU.C out a 1
acc:ond edge in last ·)CAr'5 17-1
Centurions' victory;
.. We maccb up \'Cry •ell, and it'
goin& to be a tough. touah CootbJ
same.'" Miller said.
Mesa needs 27 points 10 brc.l
the icbooJ iinglc-scuo.n record
273 SCI last )Cat, but C.Cntury l
yicldin& an l\'C,..CC ot j USt le
tJun 16 poi.nu per pmo.-
Sailors in critical Sea View test on Saturday Estancia readies tor tough
~ Woodbridge, Tars are . t ·challenge with Trabuco Hiii
in a similar postion, win or
1ust maybe forget CIF.
lRVlt-.E -Eight • ii more than _
enou&h for the
Newport Harbor . .
H1gh football team.
By the ta.me the
Sallon take the field for a 7:30
~dOwn v..ith Woodbridac Sat-
urday at Irvine Hieb. they'll have.
bad eight long days to chew on
la.st week's come-from-ahead, 29-
21 loss to Sea
I'll: TOii 1 0 View League-
.,..-leading Irvine
01v1sion rJ Higl\.
"Uthe play-
ers felt like l
d~" N~rt
Coach Jeff
Brinkley said
of his poit·
lrvinc-11me
dissust. "\hey
couldn't wait
co ao out and play another p.me."
Woodbridae (6-2. 3-2 in lcacuc
and ranked fourth in OF Divisk>n
IV) becomes I.be next available
victim for Brinkley and his sixth·
ranked Tars (6-2. 3-2). But there'll
be no surrender from Coach Rick
Gibson's Warriors.
"We both have to win," said
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Wide Tift (22) is the centerpi«e to Harbor's offensive.~ The Sailors ~I Woodbridge Saturday night
Brinkley, who can ensure a filth·
straight trip.to the CIF playor& by
notcbln& consecutive victories
apiost WooCibridge and Santa
Marprita. .. U we take c;a.rc of
business the next two games, we
won't have to rely on anyone
else."
NIWPORT HAaaors ITAltTING UNIUPS
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The Saik>rs have relied on a
•tin&Y defense and metho<licaJ run-
orieoted off cnsc , t.tlus far, but will
face one or the 'league's top two
See SAJLORS,9 I l
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Friday night against PCL
heavyweight opponent.
and 111ot're eoins to try to Ukc
\"Dntagc,'' said Licbengood. v.h<»
~uid comes oU a .as-ts l~s t
Lacuna Hills
By EWry fdaltr, 5'>0rt1 ~
MISSION VIEJO
Es.tanc1a High
foo1baU -co ch John
Liebenaood m1ght
consider a stop :at the
theater, before the
Eagles' team bus ar-
An upset CNCr Trabuco 1 • n ..
unprecedented for ~1anc12, v.hic
emCf'gcd _. i&h a 2.0-t 7 victory o-. e
the C\entual lc~guc champs on 11
last \1s1t 10 tt}e Mustangs' field 1
1991.
··we're looklna to close the sc.l
rives ac Trabuco Hills for a f ri-
cby's 7 p.m. P.iCl!ic Coa.sl League
kickoff again)! the Mu)t~nas.
C~to Mes:s Cooch Mpon Mlllcr
~d a teom \ic ... 1ng of the film
.. RuJ)'" to 1n>parc: ht> troops be·
fore l:ut "Aeck's 13-3 triumph u-.cr
Trnbuco (S-3, !· l an lel&ue). and
thtre may be wme m0\'1e nug)c:
lcftO\er for the ~glu (1 -7, ~3).
"I tuld our u<b (.)pre (which
the EaaJcs <)pen next sc.ason v.1tb)
beat Lo:lra last •-eek (35-34) after
001 bavina v.on a same all ~:u.on,
M>n on a
posatavc
note,"
said
Lieb•e n·
sood,
who
looks to
JUoior
quancr-
b. d.
~t I k C
Gome:
and
s 0 p"b 0-
mo re
runnina
back anything can happen," Lacbca·
good said. ''There arc alv.-a)'S min-
clcs Ul Cootb:all:''
Sachy Conn.la to part the of
fensc.
A mll'acle m:i)' be O\C:nt:.ting
thin~. but the E:>gl~ ,. 111 need
their bc:)t effort of the ~a~n to
end a six-pmc I ang U.em.
Gomez. mUJ.ng bis third surt
has throv.n for 279 )3rds. v. h1l
Gonulcz luds all Eagle ru.\her
v.ith 323 yards on 79 ca.mes.
Trabuco, "h1ch pla)cd II) ... uf)t
game of the )Car oaam>t Cost.a
Mc~. is look.an& 10 "~aaan 1hc
form th:u allowed at 10 ouu1.-orc
LA&una H1lls :ind Century b) :a
combined 57·6 in its fir)t '""
league conte>l~ The MU>tang~ .arc
ranked nan th in CIF Ol\l:.1on \ 111.
Senior Jairo Arce)Ut h:u u; re
ccp11ons for 2S 7 )'atds and Da' 1
UamhilJ h:u 10 cntchcs.
"(Trabuco Coach Jam D:irnett)
h:as a 101 of talent, but 1hey ma)'
be a little da't\n after last Y.eel.
Tr.abuco counters_ \\ith junao
quarterback Oad Collins (46 fo
1/7 for ~2 yards and fh e TD>
runrunc b:s k Serge GuJ°"~1 (41
)ard.s on n ca.mes) anJ .enior re
ceiver Man Rccbner (2• re
T&!)ons ror -426 )'•rds and fo
UTANCIA'I nARTING LIN•UPS
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SEA KINGS
From 81
one sconn, run.
Dupite Roberson's talents., Uni bas scored
jU5t 93 points this year, better than only a or
60 covnty schools.
1lw: Sea Kinas ofTcmc, v.h1ch upk>ded fat a
scason-hi&h 35 points in a 32-point romp ~r
Tustin l:a.st week. is led by vnior AU-OF tail·
back J.R. Walz.
WW. who ran for a carccr·hi&h 24? yardi
and (our touchdowns again t tho Trojans last
Call. needs just 16 yards to rtach the l,000-
yard mark for the second tni&M sea)C)Q, 1bc
school's career NSbina leader, he entora tJa,e
• COfttcst with 2.S9S yards and is 106 yardi away
from bccomina. the Newport-Mesa D'5trict's
accond·leadina all·timc &round pincr. behind
current C.OSta Mesa Hiah senior Dinh "Run-
Cl. PM.
.. DE
St 01
" D1 Sr 0(
" cu .. u
Se u ... cu Sr Cl
Ir. Cl
Se. FS
away" Tran (3,180). ~
Walz coma off a 228.yard, four·TO ~rfonnaiq tpinst 1\1\lfn. an
is bcncfhina Crom a maturina oCf cn ive line, led by ICftk>n &n Sumner
Bill Woodward and Scott Watk:i •
CdM q\llrtctback Aaroe Perlmutter bu thrown ror 790 .raidi. wit
(clJow jwtior Billy TIM&a hit ravoru. R~l~t (lO catcha or D9 yu ·) .
,,.....,, Nouaftlllr 4. 1•
ns111ng 81
~At least 1 O tons of rajnbow, T• S11ceda at c.aila ,._ ~ Eric Oldet o1 .. ....,. CeD&ct • ....,,. ~air Saa .Ditlo-.,..... Ger brown h ud tdlwd • lS-,o d ch·M' cadilla N.•part 8cacb. 642~ aJJed. iDIO the ~ ~ an>uad Ca&aGaa t Jmm1 ave been planted. O¥Cr tbC wn.u.ct wWle ...... la Siena o.llJ .... 10 repon t.baa JCad ~ o1 • ... a few jumpcn witb ..,.'C
s.. Oiqo... ... ...., .., ......
area uall 11M fin& .;or.._ -
1 -=1=,:""""--~----~-----.:..--OM wida IUic:UM PW u updaM • Colla Maa c:a\llbl 1 lll~pound ~ the wa&crs around l.M w tp:it. ! "*1 Malen wW be liAcid up It the fisblnC II JMac, pa.... bJo.dbiJI while fWlln• oa the well 1'1letC da I 125 ~ taana -.. .tu 1•••
: ~ ~ lsvioo Lab 1a'the faU trout 64~299J. c-nd ot Catali.na. ~r was oa Mek iG tbc cbaUcr:;d"'llDlll ~ ._
I Qlbiaa season be&im on Friday 11 • Loc:aUy; .... .... ......... board bis boal My Tum ll and arc reponed uodcr Ooaalo& kdp m
· mova llrlcm out ol tbc ua oil r.&a
~
• Tbis Saswday aWb ck doUI ol
tlM fU'P ball ol I.be ..aw'fowl .....
o~ bas bccJl oa the slow side rar ·
puddle d**:s l.t IDCMll bwitiq .,.... ' ~~lar Oru~nty lake. are cft;or.. FOd ~ lot blited the tJ.ilinJ blllti with a rmcr scas oa the ~-, ~WU tocked earlier this week )'Cllowtail a.ad boa1&o a& I.be livo macbtel. Bia scbools ol )'Cllowfin tuna, doradO The re is a mipatioo of &1rds .,,. .i .. mon than 10 104' of rainbow I.Gd outer isl•Dds. wbile -ao.c lbc koglcr hOoked t.bc fish at 2 p..m. and smaJJ ycbull arc bCUis fAbcd by aa.... bravtn trout and this stocking ot beach., IQ&Jpill iDd atbu and then Couchl it for nearty 24 · the ipC)rt fleet n&DJl.in& 1 Wday trips OUJ of · movma down tbc OOUl line aad N~
bad bay is bokUD& lots ol p&ntail. &la WM IOppCd OU tritb a 21 ·plus·pound lhaUow Wiler boUom a.la ate hours brinJinJ il Cb Jal a• 1 :-45 Sa.a Dic&O ud the bite ii -ide open.
,......,., UOUL Tbls bu,e UOut is the bein1 LAbO tiy ......,. fiebi.na p.m. the fotloowin& day. SteVC This writer f~d On LbC s~fi~r Widp:.on. tut end a ~
I ..,... C.VC' a&octed 10 I Calitom.ia lake. half day bOau out ol Dawf• Crilly of ~-po.rt was at the Prowler. opcratina out of ruherman'•
l' J.MDe wW coatinuo wilh weekly plaots Locker l.Dd Newport I ancliaa .II wheel durina mosi of lhe batlle l.a.adios. 619-22Ul391, ewer lhe eeb:od
Wa.t.erfowlers can llilJ bunt Caotd:a aod
mow seese dwilta the sp1i1 leaSOll ud
lbe duct ICUOD will rcopea 00 Dec. 4. ol ~ ol pOuods of trou& during Bi& yellowtail ~-up T J & and even puUcd on lhc J"Wi a few atld enjo)'ed limit fiWng for ycllor.Nful
&be wanter and sprin& fJsb.ioa monibs to oll tbc cut Clld of · times while Ko&Jer rC$kd. Luna in the 12· to l>pound cbss a.Jona
insun ~ fishma at the la.kt In around Pyramid a& Su The sv.-ordfu.b was fou.aht 00 ~ wilh booking three bi& donido uollin& a
addidon '° trout fishing. lmne catfu.b are Oemcntc Wand and io the Outdoors »pound &ackJe witb an ~d 11een Rainbow lure aur tclp.
• Tbe Lo& Aqelcs Olapter of swli
Oub JntcrnatioaaJ will bOA a Se:nsOrf
Safari for siptlcss chil•ca and adults in
Southern California.. The outdoor
adVco~urt ~ill be held at Canyoa R. V.
Pork (formally f eathe.rly Reg;ooaJ P~)
on the 91 Freeway ar lhc C.oaJ Canyon
offramp m Crance County on Saturday.
Nov. 6 from 10 a.m unu.I 4 p.m.
rcalJ1 on the bi&e. . dcc-pcr water near the lcader.1t "'IS wcf&bed in at the Fis.bin& conditions were idea! and tuna ~~ ftshiDJ tbe middle or ~e · Horseshoe Kelp. Boall bea<ilqa Balboa An&JinJ Qub. ttally tu.med 00 fOJ all an&Jers OD bo&rd.
and an Sierra C<wo-arc hooking some blg our with live lquid in·thc bail taok are •There arc still some It.riped marlin FisH.ing was so good t.Mt 1 brought out my
wb.isUrf&5b and lots of heavy five fish gettin& in on \be actJoG •witb Wll we.i&hin1 being reported in chan.od waters. but tbc Daiwa 7 weight Oy rod and caught r.o _lilrii_.tJ_•_e_re_c_h_c.c_k_e_d_in_lh_is_~_'_""_c_c_k_. ___ i_n_lh_e_JS_._'°_:.30-..:_:pound.:_:~~cl;a;"~beina~·;.de;:.:.:ch:.:..d~. _ _::o.:oJ:::y_:fis=b..:h:oo::ki:c:d:_:l:ast:_:":,:cc=k_:"":c::re:_:ta:k:e:a_:by~-tu_;_~_:a~:n:•_:ar:c holding a.bout 110 miles ~low
POLO · "I think &here ate· probably ~
or $C'lfen stroo~ tea.ms. lhar oo any
day, &n)body could beat the Dell
amlfLY
Tlip seeds move on in Sea Vilw tennis
COTO DE CAZA Things --'-v.-en1 prcrty much to fom1 Wednes--e •
cby du.nn.a the opcnm~ d.av of the ,,,.-
Sea V.C'lt Leque ·Tcnn1, ·Touma---.
mcnt.
In sinaJc , hlp-~cdcd Mame Asch of Co-
rona del Mar v.on hct hN tv.'O matches. down-
1n1 Jeriml Teal in the 'Ccond round, 6-1, 6-1
The o 'l·.ccdcd douMc , team of Ncwpo_.n.'s·
Mara Col&iut •nd S:ir .th Ha .. kins won m the
fint round. v..1lh t~ more rounds of doubles
on tap for today.
Corona's Mcl'an W1~h1lcr. ~edcd fifth an
ingl loll onl) one: game in her t""O vtctones
~'Ct fc>e$ Crom Tu,tsn and ll"U>e. C'dM's Rain-
e' Rhode defeated Jane Na~hol\ vf Unn·ersit)
in t.bc fltSl round before howin~ to Jcnrufcr
Jacob of. ~port an round tv.o.
for NC"WpOrt. Jacob .... , the onl) uf\rvor Ul
... in&Ju. as Katie H<1 .. tum and frc\hman Heath·
er Poncr loit an the fir t r\)und
ln doubles, the CdM team of No 2 seeded
AJ1aa ~-Omsue O'Mcara, as ~ell a.s AJ.
as a Scott-Heather Nelson and Kristine
Winton-Jenny Gl1 gov.-nlO\'Cd ~n. Newport's
tea.ms of Vanessa Godbe)·lmduv~son and Kata~ Can.right-Emil) 8ukcr also ~dvanced.
E 1'11' -.._. 111 ~
CO TA MESA -E lancia ---
H1 h's Wlutnni Gilham and Juhe • •
Ftclder ad\-anced ro toda,' ingles ,,,.-
~mi 11\1 •Uh \IC'tOrat\ an the fiMI ---
~'a rou of the ~· ,r., c~ & ~ gu1s
tenn" champion.,h1~ Wednesda~ at EstanCLll
Gilham. •ho defeated f. lil.nc1a rcammatc
.C~.mdb Jaeacr i.n the )CC:Und round to ad-
"a.ncc. v.1U play Laguna Bca,h'!. Michelle Bray,
· the o 2 ~ed, tod.t) in one 'Cm1f•nal, while
Flcldcr, -.ho bca1 La un.s Hin,· Kate MmaJcva
1n the 1"CQ)od rounJ. v. ill ha~c h>p-~cded Und-
; U) Wei.s..~ of Laguna l:kach. fielder ~ seeded
CLUB GOLF
From 81
m the Km1!in:ll'-S and .a
''There wu a lor of ten~neu (io the fin.Ill),"
McGuire said. "We pla)ed a lot slower than
normal, bccau~ there ~ere tv.o aroups of guys
pla)'ina Cot a cup. and behind us (Jack Brown
and Joe Ru.s.so) 1i1r-crc pl:l)'t.nl for lhc
Treasurer's Cup:· ·
In lhc Vice President's Cup. Gil Montiero
defeated John Anderson. 4 and 3, v.hilc Brown
beat Ru~ his bcsr Cricnd, 1n a 4-hole sudden
death.
Fina-round loscn of the 32-pl.l)er
loutn.amcnt drop down to the Treasurer's Cup,
while lo6en in the second round fall to tbe
Vice President's Cup. Loscn in the second
1i1rcet i.n the Trc uru's Cup arc chman:atcd.
McGuire, Y.ho ~on the Vace Pm1dcnt's Cup
fr•C )Un 1&0. needed dramatics tO belU EJdcr
in t.hc teCOf'd round.
"(Puuing) ts 'probably what I do best, but it
wu lucky," he said of his match<linchina,
3.S-foot pull .. "ll huna i.n lhe cup for &lmost two
seconds. and for i& '° ba.na that tons and faU
in. I thou&ht maybe an earthquake bad
happened. It w a beck.of a way to set be.at
~rat Al
.. la the semifrn3.Js. (Deatt>orn) just had a
b'4 cby. It wasn't a m.:atter of me pla)'in& that areac. The fwal "1LI ~ry compctiU\'C; l'd aa-er
played with AJe.x., abd he'• a real acnlle.man
and a peat py.
"7bis " a area• dub of guys.. And it'' the. Oft)J eounwneal we play all year that's matcb
play -every\hiq else is medal play. IO U'I not
• ucitins-Vou're jUSl shootiJ\a .,ainst )'OUr
ICIOfC... • •
founb~
Jaeger, a freslim.an, upset thir,d-sceded
Amanda H.astinp of Lapna Beach in.the first
round.
lo doubles, oo Costa ·Mesa~' Enabcia team
advanced. The Eagles' Jenny Drake and Leshc
NaJarian, the No. 4 seed. v.cre upset by La-
guna ffilli' Meli.su Miller and Melissa Gilbert
in the second round, 2..6. 7-6, 7-6. Estanca's
RJcha Houck and Stacy MOl.bouse lost to top-
w:cdcd Ashley Smith and Tari Kuhnen of La-
guna Beach 1n the ~cond round.
The Km1finals and ftnaJs are today at Estan-
cia, beginning at 12:30 p.m.
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ORANGE -Costa Mesa's Andy ----.-.-
Rus.selJ. and Nahum Munoz of Es-~
tancia were the lone area individual -I'
qualifiers Wednesday at the Pacific
Coast League c:roM country ftnals
Park.
--'----
ar Irvine
Due to a mixup. the Co5ta Mesa boys and
girls squads d~d not amve at the course on
time. But, following a \Ole of all the coa~
tbc Mustangs' top competitor, Andy Russell,
was all~ed to run v. uh the frosb-soph and his
time or 16:29 t0 the race was used to help him
qualify.
For &tancia. it v.a a disappointing day as
lOp runner Johan Appell v.as unable to fio.isb
the race. \\ 1thout h'-' woring Jle.lp. the Eagles
did not finish in tbe top three as a team, and
onJy Munoi.. .. ho was founb 1n the raoc tn
l6.23, .-as able lo quahfy 1ndiV1dual.ly
No Estancia girls runners qualified for CJF
Tanyll Perkms ~as the top Eagle · fini her, tak-
ing eighth tn ~·4 l Laguna N1l1s was the top
team qualifier tor both the ~))S and g1rh
For McGuire, 50, whose rni.ndkap at the
Newport &Kb Golt Course i.s 14, he's come a
Iona way in seven years. Th'e rcg(onal saJes
manlger for St. Louis Music Co. began phl)ing
golf in 1986. But unlike the Braves and Bills,
losers of back-to-b:ick World Series and also
this year's N1ttional League O\ampionship
Series. and three-ti.me Super &-.I losers,
rcspecfr1'ely, McGuire Ciaured out bow to \\tn.
• Ouk Dennis. clwnpioo of the Ne1i1r-pon
Cusic Pro-Am the east ~-o )UIS. is cnjoyrng
a fine year on the Nike Tow. foUowiQi
DeM.is' \-ic1ory at &he &kcrlficlJ Open in
October, hLS fint tour wan of the season,
Dennis nlO\ied up to No. 17 on money list,
camina $63,179 in only JS events.
Dennis. -.ho won $12.000 for lus 1993
Newport Clauic \,ctory at the Ncwpon Bexb
Country Qub. shoouna a 6-under 136 ib tbe
twO-d:ay tournament, birdied the ftrst playoff
hole at BUersf'acld to defeat Jlin fW)k and
Sonny Skinner, fanishina :at 14-under 202 in the
lhne-day e-.cnL
• l..owcU ~· who oper3tcs a 1olf course
project c:onsuJl.14& farm and is a member and
put prcsidcQt of Haacnda Golf Qub in La .
Habra, bas been elected &he 7t t president of
the Soutbcrn CaJjforn1a Goar Association
(SCQA). '
Enalisb. 64. joined the SCGA board in 1980.
and bu beaded aevenl ma,or commtttcn. as
~u as ICMna as trcasurer, ICO'Ctary and~
president OI the SCOA. which adnunistcrs
amateur IOlf !ram Central C'ali!omia '° Mc:Qco. He l8CCIOCds Jack Kaplan of
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SAN MARCOS -Jenna.Biefeld ---
">COred a ptur of go:ab off free lucks tfl: •
from around 30 yards away to raU) ~
the Orange Coast C.oUe'e women·~
soccer team from an early 1-0 deficit. and the
Puatcs v.eot on ro down host Palom:ir. 4-1 , in
an Orange Empire Confereoce ma&ch
SllD."'1 win wm •, 20-11
~EWPORT BEAO. -Brad ---
Pence and goalie Jason Marsh both , •L.
scored on full -rank shots m the ..,:a sconng barrage, as host Newport ..:·::::::::::::~:..
Harbor High out.stuggcd Santa Ma.rganta, 20-
11, in a Sea View water polo game Wednesday
as the Tar. fll)1shcd in second place
Pence. v.ho had team lughs in goals (me)
and assists (10), lofted a goal that tra\eled
from one end of the pool to the orher to end
tbc first quaner. giving the Sailors (17-9 over-
all, 6-1 m league) a S.-3 edge. Marsh, who re-
corded IS saves.. alJO scored a full-tank shot at
the buzzer to end the second quarter.
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COST A MESA -Alter •inning ----
the flrsr game. 15-13, 1l was all up-• '-•
hill for the Orange Coast College '
womc11's \"Olle)ball team ~bich lost ----
the nett three games,~. 8-15. 13-15. agat.n.Sl
R1\Cr>1de Stephanie D1a.ng had sui solo blocks.
nan; ktlls and three ace . wb1le outs1qc hitter
Bc"erty Thackeray had I I kill for OC'C p .c; m
the Or angc lmparc Conlcrem:c I
From 81
With the Southern Sccuon 01~1·
sion I playofU staning Nov 12,
Vargas' bunch appc3IS to be in
prime shape to contend fo r the
title."El Toro, Foothill, S3n Ocm-
entc ana-t.ong Beach \\. il~n.
among others. stand m the w;ay.
• .. By no means arc we dominat-
ing &3JJ'IC.S." Va.r1as s.i1d • We're
not blowing people out. I wonder
how many one-point ~•n' wc\c
had. San Oemente, Long Duch
Wilson and Foothill -the" ·re all
in lhe ban puk. :ind the)'. might
-ha11e more of a ps)Chologu ... d 3d·
""antage than ,,.e do bccau~ we H~
beate.a them.
"It's possjblc 1h.:11 (we could
be:u them ag3in in ·the plJ)OfCs),
because V.e h.l\e some fire. so I
hope our attitude un't, '\\ell, "'c
bcal them before.· "
C<lM, champion~ thtS season or
the . South Coo.>t. North Orange
County and John Fchx Clllilorm.a
SLare tournaments, is 2-1 aiainst
San Oemente, 1-1 against El
Toro, 1-1 against Wilson and 2-0
agaimt Foothill
POP WARNER
From 82
P:inthcrs m a 10 a.m. pme on
Saturd!ly.
• \'orba Uoda Altt"CS l.&,
Co"bo)S 0: ln the Sco1or M1d•-
ct Cov.bo) · final home pmc,
R);an Lc~1s v.-'5 at quarterb:ack.
"""h Wood)-Otjs, Kr is Lllngel
and Joe Echem:i running the
ball
John Ltebcnggos.. Joe For-
r~ter. Peter Nunez. Pat 8'&.le.
hmei. Coa.)h :ind fames Bell
""ere mamst3)S on defense,
'Allh Dln Schulue. AU$!Ul Stu-
art. MU.e Sanon and D:sn
Baume filling lll v.hcre needed.
The Cov.bo)) tr:a\cl to face the
La H.ibr<l Rebels on Saturda)
3l 3.
•Luo& Btaeb Rams 26.. C~
mancb~s 6: The Junior Midget
SAILORS .
le am.·· Va.rps said,.
Ag.a.ins& SaddJeb:d (9--15. 1-6).
11 was never in quest.ion. CdM, Jed.
b, Neil 'Hucston's four goals and
Adam Mr.Farland's three, battered
the Roadrunners CMI)'. ru.nnin& up
a 9--1 halfume lead.
In the second sua.rter, the Sea
KJ.ngs out.shot (9'-Z} and OUUCOl"ed
C 5-0) Saddlcback conclusively.
Four of rneu> goals came on the
counter-attack. Grant and James
Palda scored ...,,cc, while CdM
go:Ukeeper Greg s~W)Cf, one "'
the few sen.ors on the squ.ad. re-
oordcd eigbr sa..-es.
.. I'm happy w1lh bow rhc team's
pl:s)-1.0g." Varps said "h's been a
ph:tiallt surpruc. \\c did well in
the su~r. and v.e\c done re.al
~di this sca..wn."
CdM lost 10 lhc quarterfinals Lo
Sao Oemeote Ul the 1991 playoff1.,
and lost to Haf\ard/Westl.ake tn
the scmifuuls bst year.
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Sl~l.
Comanches went to Lona
Beach v.-ithour lhc ~l'\-1CCS of
ND.DJ.Ilg ~ Bea Felter (0'1t
for the rcsr of the season 111oilh
a shoulder lnJUI)) and cane.up
rt. William Thomas, Jerry
Oaeland anJ Vlllcc Hamadc
turned in floe cfforu. ~ut r~
Comanches couldn '1 stop one
Rams· back. "'ho scored all
four Long Beach TDs.
The Comanches arc home al
the Co.ta Mes.a HJgh field to
bee the Hunungtqn Beach
Charger') 1n a noc;>n gl.lne S:it-
urJay.
• Dru \\ Udau 18, Colu U :
The Pee Wee Colts came cl())C
10 bringing home a ro3.d ..-ic-
tory. but fell ~hort Ul the fin~
minute~. Junmy Henog, ~ually
a dcfcn~l\C pla)er, had a ftne
TD nm for the Colts., ""ho ho5t
the S.iddlcbad. Valle) Gold
Bc:ir; al 10 a.m S~turtb).
catcbC)) and nmnin& back (mo~
than :?$0 rushin, yards).
From 84 Nev.-pun'5 offense fea.nlrc1 IC· ,
dcfen~\ lC-.m.)n.i Jd Mu being nior All-Clf tailback Wade Tlfl.
lhc other). .a.nJ a po1ent11lly-., ho h:u produced· 2S7 of · 670
e'pli.N\e ullcn'e ~omc SaturJ3)-. rus.bmg ~-uJs this ICaSOa.. S10CC re-Woodbrn1~c. linebacl.cr t n turmng h> the lineup tv.o p.mc1
Dominclli. a ~·kx)t·l, 195-pound ago, after a 10-qu.a.ner absence
junior. 15 ranlong the ka1ue's moe.t due to a 'ho1.1Jdcr i.aJwy.
dominant ddcnders Comb1n•A& Harbor aho brLnp ns OV.'D de·
qu1ckne s, in .. ttnct and ag-fens1\-c J)namo tn senior lioc-
grus1 .. cne~. the Warrion' dcfcn-b er SteH Gorualu. who may
j\"C ludcr "a' :itilc h> render a be uuhzcd 1iu1dc and outude, ~
..Don11ncllt eff~d · on CJM ball cord&na to Brinklc).
cvriers.. LO the W.unor:s' ., 9 \ic--Sen r Matt Uurru., a linebedcr
tory. I.Del offel\)1\-'C guard. tw also
1ncy arc real a"rusl\c, de· emeried as a cat.alysa iii lbo
Cemhel), v.e're s\,)ang to hl\"C to lltl1Cbcs for the Sa.Jon. "'
account for e\'Cf)\}ne they (bull) eot ckfe -e end·t1 ht end
on C\'CI')' ~n." Brinllq said... Freeman bcea alll(Mbcr
Ofrcnsi\-cly. 6-1, lOS-pound • .way &u1Ddout.
Dior 8m Alkin n ( 61 ) ds and CWpot\ has •OD • ol 5
• touc:hdo'iras on 13'4 carric~) ... in:js ,uth tbc anion. but ;
the WatrKlr •orlJ\ nc, "'bile lroal the aty ol lninc, beaa
spccJ bwncr. GU) Y na u a lot Cout of &he •
dual bttab'lll"3Y threat a& ttcca~·u "*° to Sea ecw Lcapc
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sluL C-aU aces ~ port widl lllCdl. Pllcc in ~ ~ ,,_ ift )2,5~ OYCD for 70 ' Lcll 1111111 10 ..-..CS before l
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minute cet-«>gelbri. I
planned dii1nef piny.for
eight or a~ family
plhering. the key to a delicious meaJ ti a liaJe
bit of know-bow and a touch of kitchen ml!JC.
You can be an .. enrcrttinmear· Sllr by
preparing JJ10Ut.h..watering recipes tlw te
lite you "slaved" all day m the ki bm. In fact,
all·time cxxnpany fa"~ such• chicken
with uticbokes or glaud baked ham ml) lbte
like they arc hard to make but are actuaJI)
hassle-free. one-di~ nwn meah. Lile magic.
. the .seasorung and ~ ba.nnOOi:z.e v. ith I.he
meats and pracucall)-rook on I.heir ov.n
When prcpanng company dinners. conrem
porary chef carefully ch<lose distincti"e
• ingredient\ and 1,pcc1al sauces oflen countini
on Hern1 HomcStyle GraV)'• to CTelle ~
of the be\l meal, )OU 'U ever ta.Me! Used a .. a
base for a \ anety of exciting recipes. Jarred
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COMPANY'S COMI
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gravy ~ lhe le OUI of prq1111n1 the
meal v.h1le lddmg great fla\oor that' surt to
plea-.c friend and family llil..e. ~of all.
Hctn1 Home t)le GnHcs hmt 1111 clk!ftsttrol
aNl u" 111"' 111 fm-no more than one '°
tv. o grairu of f aa per quancr cup scrv1111-
appro~ imatel y 3 percent l fa1 than a
l)pu.:aJ homemade gravy recipe·.
In mmutC'\, plain beef h tnnJonncd
into Fillet of Bttf wtth Suopnoff by
combining 7~ay Brown Gravy .. ,th S ect
Onion,, -.our c~am and W~irt
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~hc.ed poLtio ca~scrole fwuring C~ic
Ch1d.en Gra\i}. maple )TUp and a hint of
nutmeg.. )'OUr g.~ts ""~U nc"er want plain
potiiloo <tgain
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c.ompan>·rl~a_,mg meah that g1"-c )OU the
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With a hnle planning. thcrC j, no nttd tn P411JC '4hen the doorbell nn,.s.
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[lJ Plan ~company menu rn ach an\.e ChllO~ quid lllld easy-to-prcpm rec•~'
(i) Prepare a grocel"'J ~. Stocl all non-pcmh3hles the ~ bef<n -.o .Jloppmg
v.-1ll be e~lC'f before guc<.h ;un\e
r1l Wh) noc ~gm cookmg m.am -J1,h meal-. 1n advance l Prepare the ·~'"( il da)
before and refngerate. When !!U<"' am\c. warm the 'WlUCt and proceed '4 1th
the recipe
(1) ~\Cr (>0'\1bk lccp I.he l Upboard filled wnh food\ l~t h.ne a Ion~
shelf hfe. i.uch &.\canned pie fLllmg5. sou~ and \egetablc' Src:xl the frcezet
w1th ready-madt-p1e cru l\. frozen dips and appetuer food, .
ltl lmol"e )OU! fam1l;-&ct them help )Oll '-C't the 1.abk. '1Talghten tht hou~.
buy 0o'4CT'S, tend Nr, etc.
ltl M~ bak.td good freeze \Cr) ~ell Can:1ull> ""TllJ> homemade or purrha.!.cJ
dmoa rolls. c~. browruc~ or C'\ Remo\e from trcc1er on the da) ot
the party and let de~ at room tempaarurc
{lJ 'l-take lots of ice cu~ and ''ore I.hem rn pltillc bag' m the httier.
llJ Extra bottles of soda an be '>tared m a garage or pantry.
~ .. Ped. up .. your gues~• Store an extra pound of pound c ltcc m the frtt1tr
-aod-il--\•ill Uy fresh.
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Just p~ lbc film in the camera and sav -c'hecsc ·•
(tJ Keep photo albu~ 'upda1ed a.nd read) tor d1 .. pla) G~b can rtitcrta.1.n
thcm!ICl\es by tooling through family p11.:turci. while )OU tale CJJ'C of la. .. 1-
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Com~ny's Favo rite
Chicken with
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• • DAILY ftLO'l POOD .
~eler.y adds cool crunch 0 a lads
Ch II out witb tbac ~
rcfrC$hin1 and hearty celery
salads. Cckry is the perfect
inarcdicnt Coe salads. adding 11.S
cool, crunchy teaturc IO a variety
of sal d combinations. And as an
. cxrra bonus, tbcse salads meet the
r..:commcndations ot lhe
Government's new "S A Day -For
Deller Heal~h" program.• '
In the photo ~ecipe (Cele')
S:Uad With Beef 'N Beans , mips
of lean roast Wcf, canned red
kidney bcall.S'•nd sweet corn
kernels arc combined wicb sliced
fresh celery and red onion iheo
tossed with a tano-swect mustard
drcssina. It's downright delicious,
yet healthful with calorics from fat
at a low 16 percent. • •
Chicken and Celery Pasta Salad
also uses the crunch of celery
na~'Orcd with roasted peppers,
scallions and creamy Italian
dressina. This satisfying salad has
only 17 percent of its calories from
fat.
-The "S A Day" program
stressxs the importance of eating 5
scrvifigs of fresh fruits and
~egetables each day as a healthful
way to reduce the fat in our diets
and, at the same time, to increase
the importnnt nutrients that
produce provides. In addition, the
program recommends that recipes
(lake these salads) contain, per
serving, no more than 30 percent
of calorics from fat, no more than
10 percent of calorics from
saturated fat, no more than 100
milligrams of cholesterol :i.nd no
more than 360 milligrams of
sodium.
CILIRY SALAD WITH
•llf 'N •IANS
• 1-~ cups coo~ roast bttC cut
into 2-~·lncb strips
• 1-~ C'Ups coo~ ttd k.ldney
beans
• I pack.ace (10 ountts) Crozen
corn kernels, thawed
• 1-~ cups sliced cdery • v .. cup chopped ttd onion
• ~ cup Onnce Honey M&&.stard
Drasina (recipe follows)
• 4 cups torn or lbredded lettuce
leaves
ln a large bowl combine roast
beef, kidney beans, com, celery
and onion. Toss with Orange
Honey Mustard Dressing. Serve
over lettuce.
YIELD: 4 portions
0l'tla9eHeaey
Mnt•nlDreula9
• \1 cup plala llOnfat yosurt
• 2 tablespoons onoce ju.Jee
• 4 tuspooas Dijon-style mu.stanl
• I tablespoon ttduced-calorie
mayonnaise ·
• 1 tablespoon honey
• ~ IUJpooa IJ'OWld black pepper
In a smJ.ll bowl combine yogurt.
orange juke, mustard. mayonnaise,
hooey and black pepper.
YIELD: about ~ cup
Per portion: 274 calorics, 25 g
protein, 33 c Carbohydrate. S g fat
(16 percent calorics from fat. 7
percent from saturated fat), 44 mo .11· •
AIK •nn CROCKI•
Q. Is tbtte a way to Ctubea
DUii that AR old! LL.
Bw1ia1ton, IL
No. Once the oils in walnuts,
pecans, pcanua, almonds and
others become rancid, you'll have
to discord them.
Q. l'te decided to act Mrious
about cutilq faL Plaa &Jn me
IODM cook1q suaatJou beyond
• broWaa evtrytJa.lq, Tlwakl. M.E.. ·
CbarloUtnllk. WV .
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stir-Cried disbcs can be made wilh
• brottror water isl place of oil.
.. Poach poultry ·or fish in broc.b,
vegetable juice or wate.r with
lemon ju.ice. SealOG these wilh
Cresb 0t dried betbl. fre&b gulic
or no-wt 1euonina mixl'llCS-auu SOUpl and llCWI and Wm
hardened fat from·the top. Good
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• l c.p ono or aaa1J bcU palla
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•I cup coo~, dlttd cbJc.km
bftasl .•
• 1 Jar (7 OUM~S) roasted ~ppen,
clked -
• \4 cup slictd scallions (grttn
oaJoas)
• v.i cup c~~ ltallDD Dru 1D1
(redpe follows)
' CoOk ono ~peck directiam; drAiA· a.Mt~riMc wilh ...
told water. place id a.,..... bowl.
Add celery, cbicbp. peppcr1 and
tallio-.. Tau .itb Creamy ltali n
Drcula1.
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• \4 cup rtdattd-calorie ..._
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• Pledl ~ blaft peHtf'
Jn 1 1m1U bowl combine ·
mayonnaise, chicbn broth,
vi.ocpr, Italian seat0nina. pilic
and black pepper.
YIELD: v.i cup
P(r portion: 309 calorics, 19 g
proccin, 44 1 catbohyJratc, 6 i fat
(17 percent calorics from fat, 4
percent ciJories from satunted
fat), 35 ma cbo&cslc.rol. 193 ma flOCliuna. •
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lt'• m o'doct and )'OU bavaa'c
done mytbina about dinner. Why
scttJe for late..out food. frorlCll
dinDen or a CID of soup when JOU
CID create a fresb. taaty,,n\ltritious
meal 111inc--J'OW' 1a¥Drire pasta
shape and only fJVC 9dditiooal
~ts?
The National Pasta Associatiori
bas created three delicious recipes
that arc cocmmient, ccooomicat
md nutritious -and use ooJy five
ingredients in addjtioa to pasta.
Rcc:eotly-rdeased results from a
survey cooducted by the Gallup
Organization for the National
.... Pasta Astoclation reveal that 92
percent of respondents agree pasta
is a convenient food to prepare.
Additionally, 70 percent of all
swvey respondents said they
sometimes improvise when
creating pasta dishes.
"These results confirm that
consumers enjoy pasta not only for
taste and economic value, but al.so
for its versatility and because they
can add their own individual flair
to their favorite 'recipes," said Ju la
Kinnaird, president of the
Natiooal Pasta Association. "We
sdcc:tcd tbcsc recipes to
commemorate National Past.a
Mootb bcc:aulC, aside from being
dc1icious and easy to prepare, they
rcpraent great value."
.. Japanese Pasta" is a great
c:xam.ple of pasta's versatility, and
its East-meets-West flavor
cambinatioo is sure lo please the
whole family. "Pennc with
Roasted Peppers and Broccoli" is
as fresh-wr.m, and flavorful as it
is CX>lorful, while fresh garlic
penneates "Rotin.i with Zucchini
and Roasted Garlic", giving it a
deliciously mellow flavor.
Each recipe requires only frve
ingredjcnts oommonJy found in
your kitchen. such as ~gctables.
spices and cheescs.
.. AlmM any combination of
ingredients tastes peat when you
&11e pasta as a base," wd
Kinnaird "And recipes like these
make mealtime preparation a
snap."
Over half of the Gallup survey
participants qreed ur.m, pasta
three times a week is a good goal.
Increasing pasta consumption is
also consistent with the USDA
Food Guide Pyramid •
recommendations ol six to 11
servinp of c:omplc::x carbohydrates
daily. And with delicious. fuo
recipes like theae, eating pasta
three times a week is as easy as
1-2-3.
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• I aediqm cJo.a prlk. pttled
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• ~ tip. clrW l'OlaUl'J, cnaskd
•ldlilp.ftldal*oO
• J medJa.m mcckiaJ, c.rMly
pWed (.,.Ue11p1)
Preheat ovco or touter oven to
450 degrees. Lay a 12-incb square
piece at foil oa the ClOUlltcr and
put tbe --* Oil h. SpriDkJe the
~ uid roeem&Jy ewer the
jart.ic. Pour the oil OYer tho prlic
, and babl. Draw up the edges of
the foil and make a sealed packet.
Bate 2() minutes.
While the prUc is batin&
prepare pug 8CCOrdfog to
pacbge di.rectiom. 1Wo minutes bdOrc it is done, add nicchini to
the water. ~ two minutes.
Drain ma:hini aDd pasta. ...
Open tbe foil and mash the.
prtk lightly with a spoon. Tou
with the pasta and zua:b:ini,
season with salt and pepper and '
serve.
Each serving provides: 257
C.alories; 8.08 g Protein; 40. I g
Carbohydrates; 7.91 g Fat; 0 mg
Ololesterol; 8.17 mg Sodium.
The National Pasta Association
is dedicated to provirung
good-tasting, convenient. accurate
recipes to the public. To ensure
that our past.a recipes meet your
high standards, each recipe is
tested in our test kitchen.
Whenever you ICC the NP A Test
Kitchen Logo with a recipe, you
an be assured that the recipe was
tested by a pro{~ recipe
tester and was a success. Serves 4 .
PAl'IAWllH
ROAITID PDPIRI
AND IUtOCCOLI
• 1 pond MOlbcdol1, Zitl or
otbtt med.lam pasta ahape,
uncooked
• 2 tbsp. y~ oil
• ~ tSp. bot red ptppa' tlaka
• 1 poud bl'occ:IOU floftrd.I ( 6
C11ps)
• 2 ~Jan wlaole pbaiattol or
roasted peppcn. dralaed ud
dked .
• v. mp crated Panaaaa c1teea
Prepare pasta aa:ord.ing to
pacbge directions. While pasta is
cooking. warm the oil and red
pepper f1&kes over medium beat
for two minutes. Add the broccoli
and saute for 2-3 minutes. Add ~
cup water and cover. O>ot
broccoli until tender-crisp.
When pasta is done, drain well.
T~ the pasta with diced peppers.
Season with salt and pepper to
taste: Pour the broccoli aver pasta,
sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and
serve.
Each serving provides: S61
Calorics; 20.1 g Protein; 106 g
Carbohydrates; 7.14 g Fat; 0 Dlf'
Cllolesterol; 800 mg Sodium.
The National Pasta Association
is dedicated lo Providina
good-tasting. c::ooveuieot, accurate
rcapcs to the public. To cosurc
tb~t our pasta recipes meet )'OOr
hJgb t.andards, each recipe is
tested in our test kitcbcn .
Whenever you see the NPA Test
Kitchen Logo with a recipe, you
can be assured that tbe recipe was
tested by a prof euional recipe
tester aod was a IUCICal. ~ 6
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• 11-l' n. ftuk Sled, ad oa
~ leto tlala strips (9CNSS
tr..pataet~meaO
e " cwp IOw.aodiul 10J UQC'e
• 1 red bell pepper, baJml and
alked
• l carrob, albd lato ~-incb
roudl
• l budtu scamoas, slieed
Prepare pasta acx:on:ling to
pacbge directions; drain.
In a non-stick skillet, saute the
flank stea£over high hca~ II it
begim to llict, add a little soy
sauce. 1 tablespoon at a time.
Wbea tbe steak is cooked through.
red.:. lhc beat to medium-low
ana add the remainiD& SO! sauce,
red bell pepper, carrots and
scallions. Increase heat to
mcdium-hi&h and cook three
minutes Remove from s.killer, toss
with pasta and serve.
Bach serving provides: 251
Calories; 20.S g Protein; 27.3 g
c.arbobydrates; 6.36 g Fat; 38.2 mg
Ololesterol; 9'n. mg Sodfom.
The National Pasta A«c.nrh,...,,.,.-
is dedicated to providmg
good-tasting. convenient. accurate
recipes to the public. To ensure
that our pasta recipes meet )'OUr
high standards. each recipe is
tested in·our test kitchen.
Whenever )lO'l see the NPA Test
Kitchen Logo with• recipe, you
can be assured that the recipe was
tested by a professional rec!pe
tester and was• success. Serves 6
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Is doing fl <>i>e!a Pacific is
· dotng . So Is Orange Coast ColleQe's
Robert 8. Moore Theater. South COast
: Repertory Is doing it in a big way.
·What these Pt:edomlnantly Costa
· Mesa-baied perfonnl~ arts groups are doln'g ·
Is devoting more of their Programming to
reach out to the growing Hispanic _population
of Orange Counw. (OCPS ls based ln Irvine,
but utilizes the Orange_ County Performing
·Arts Center In Costa Mesa for most of Its
l)Tesentatlons).
Whether It's presenting popular Hi~ic
oerfonnlna grou~, offerira\r
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ew workS by HlspanJc pl~pts, OT g educational
programs to the R~c ~munJty, arts th~~tion, are waking up to the fact that
e ~ market ls vlrtually untapped ln Oran!J4! County. .
Arti 91:0ups are finding out that Hispanic pn>g1amm~fcarrtramlate Into donars~at the
box-oflk:e,l>ut that they still need to increase
· their minority atteDdarice for mainstream presentations.. . . -
. Wltti the Hispanic medJan Income in
thanOrange CoHunty ~xlmat~ one third less • non-~ki •. fewer HISpanlcs ~d
money to attend perfonnlng arta....events. The
awareneas of cultiaral event.s ls still below ·
what It needs to be to cultivate a future
audience, local arts leaders say. Stil.!r __ ~ programs are becoming a ausple of local arts groups. )
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investment in terms of audience. A lot of folks
just haven't been exposed to the arts. It takes a
long tirrie to get them.
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Sing loudly and carry a big shtick
Cos~ Mesa Civic' s 'Side by -Side by Sonaheim' entertains .,.
By TOK 'i'HUB, Lo c a l T h ea t c r
he. still-flourish.in& career of Stephen SoCldheim was
about al its halfway point
when producer Ned Sbcrriri
assembled a musiaal revue built
around his lhu.s-far cootributioos to
the Broadway sta&C and called it
"Side by Side by Sondheim."
· Since then, ol coane. lbc
Soadheim hit macbinc bas turned
out sudt winners as "~
Todd," .. Sunday in the Park With
George" and tbc man'Clous "lnCO
1be Woods," none of wbicb are
represented in the incamatioo of
'"'Side by Side" DOW on st.agc It the
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WMAJ: "'* b'f ... b'f SOI~"
WMlft: COda MMa CMc ~. 6t1 Hamiton a.,
COiia ....
WMBt. 1hundC1"9 lhlough
Sallurdoyl at • p.m. cni
tundafl at 2 p.m. • Mew. 21
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Costa Mesa Ovic Playbomc. Yet, funniest piece. .. , Never Do
there remain enough ccnifaed gems Anything 'IWice," wb.idl was
to build a tborouchlY eutertlinina rcp-ett.ably c:xised from "'The ~
evenin&-\ Percent Solution."
And, as if the Sondheim Walkes, "blonde and
scnpboot .ucn't enough to carry goldeD-&Juoated, draws the
the program. director Keith Wolle comJ>05Cr'S tOugbest toocuc
bu iostiJJed his thfu..singer cast twisters -"Geuins Muried
with eooup pizz:azz. YCJocicy and Today" and .. Aoo<hcr Hundred
just plain shtick to guarantee the People," bocb from .. c:ompany."
audieocc wao 't nod off while bemg She conquers both. albeit ~r a
Lulled by these melodics.. The nnaglc, and excels id ber ~ could well be subtitled rcnditJOo ol "Losing My Mind''
"Send in the Clowns," for its from "Follies." ~ clement is Jiveo fttc rem Only Weeks pushes the envelope
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in Costa Mesa. of aruflciality, Ft$embli1'g a youna
Performm Jeff Wedcs. IAa M~ Brando~ ~y Coita Mesa Civic Pkt4'oute't H$ide '-5We '-Sondhflln"
Gary and Brooke Wilkes often Cf!U~tes. and baring his -·--,,__ ._.)· • :-... t r.. .. .w t.M ...... ..+! .;._..a .:'L-L_ Wilke~. strain for comic effect, but for the &listeruna teeth at CVCf1 .,... • '"""'" .at • ...._ ..._. ,, i;-9' w~ .iwu ~
moat put their efforts are bigbly opportunity. His susto durin& the
rewarcfin&. Their stqe rapport is late·seo:md act medley, paired
delightful. and all three arc blessed alternately with each ac:nas. is
with tbc ability to etxJVCf the admirable. 00.-~T. as is hA
musical irony wbich. aftet all. is the reading of "You MUJt Mec.t My
ClOCllpOICf'a specialty. Wife .. from ., A Litt.le Niaht
Of the th.rec, t:be most Mmic." impn:ssM ii tbc ear1hy Guy, wbo Guy and Wilkes arc pattiwlartJ
Jells the sbf:Wa IWO best numbers applaudable in t.bc Aaica a.ad
-.. Send iD tbc Oowos .. from .. A Maria roles from "'West Side
Uttle 'NCbt Mwie" ud .. rm Still Story ... smama tJ.e in:tcmdy
Here" ma .. Foll.ic9. • Sbe'1 Iha a dralDalic .. A BoJ Lib lb.at." l'bity
booc wublJlll lt.e ~a joiD Weds • the three llllippcn
daot~.
, .. Side t,, Side by Soodheun" I\ I
show ~· well tnvckd in Oran&'
Colmty, but ii 1eC:IDS tbcre '1 at. a\'
tum fer ODO IDOl'O 'fCn.ion. Com<
pc.-S for "'c.cwdy ,......-o
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'Ripple wish~s and swap-meet dreams
JIJ'Joel••en
RAJtGE COAST
(X)I 1 am -0ncc
.,..ad9e.lwan1cd10
be • miQaaire.
11* -Ill tM -,S bcfote I
rcalisd l90DeJ .. tbc Oreac
s.ta aDdJ Woald lpcnd my da)'S
oo tldl C.-a a Mftllmt quest to
.... ' ~poaibk
Bui ~ comic bocti Jll'Cft my
ticta to• cm with psea · ·
p1el. 11liirj' were ,_ ID rad and
No IO loot ... 10 ol aJUne tbeY'd
be fua 10 ... I Gpred..
I bep1a ..... _, fortune one
bot. saxe RJ¥cnidc summer. A
fricQd lad I cajoled my mochct
iDlo dtitiD& us to a dl'M·in theater
cm ... map. where wt set
up *'P. iD die beet al a pict·up
We -ftR cetbmc:d
cnJll"CDl'CllC:vn. For tbc fini couple
of boars.: a.at bf che time 9 a.m.
rdUed ar09Dd. my friald and I
wouJd franticalJ1 ftcure out CJDllCS
t0 we could a.. k.vina my
JDO(ba IO ld1 OQf &oods wttlk we
t.cd &rOUDd tbc '"P meet <Now ~ bow wbJ r.e rec co
obWa my ~ted mansion).
M.ybe ... ~ )IOU.DC and
stupd, bat we SUR bad a loc of fun
c:ruKi·ilHI a.rowd tbc dusty parting
lot. Boob. Roconk. Batcball
cards. u.d p,wa. ~ TOyl.
Gum. lnD mowas. And t.bue
was ahnJs ODI amcy oAckimer
Wwbae wllo bad a -a bm ol
Pia~....,,. 1 We oewr
pQal a.c up bat we mrc eajo)ied
"'When I wu wribfta tbe p.y, 1
JJdn 't da(c ~ ctn:llD tbll tbe play
mtpt act produced buc, but
'00 do ay to bftll: • ,....ecwc place ia
mtnd u JIOU•re wribq. and ~
~ Sla,a ii tbo oae that I bad in
nund.'' .
Fwmy a.ow wort out that
way. Could be cM CIOlbpMJ that
Glore kccpi. O
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stanzii at the
c:a.crs.
'owadayi. ti
seems l'D06t swap
meets tuive
become prct ty
oommcn:ial. The
Orange County
Muketplacc at
the On.ngc
County Faa ln
(4.\ta MCQ is a
good example
Manv of the
"'Ctldors seem 10
be fK'lOr)'
outJcu.. And
most of the stuff
is wrapped m
plastic.
Just down
Fa~1CW.
hoot.-evcr, as the
Orange~
(;otlcgc swap
meet. a reminder
of •hat I
remember swap meets as being rtlled with an incndible amounl
of Junk.
N('YU before· h .. d 1 encountered
so much usel~ dccrcptt, dusry,
old jUnk oumdc o( a ory oouocil
mec:tmg, A few \~ndon turned
I.bear spaces 1010 auni-groccry
stores. xrun, CVCr)tlung from
plCbged IOlP to fruit. M05t of -·
them. ~r. had secaungly
awaktncd ooc mom.ing and
real.lied t.bal tbcu mission oo this
earth WU to ICll their used
btendcn. transistor radios and
8-tnd caJtridses to desperate.
needy people.
Rotary tclcpbones.. Hame video
c.t~ttcs or Goldie H.-.n movies
Broken hammers. Rusty nails.
urc, there are ba.rpQn and
frnds.. But ~o thole are found in
1.cry weird contexts.
Example· One grir:ded old suy
sat on a lawn th.air in front o( •
shaky tab&c be.hiild' cardboard
boxes Jammed with bascbaU cards.
1 figured they were a buDCb al
oommoo cuds: Dnc Cbllt. P4
Goodson. Phil Roal.
~ first card I saw, ratiaa ricbt
OD top, was a
1S36 Yogi Bern.
I leafed
through the box
and saw
CYCrything from
a Mike Schmidt
lO Richie
Ashburn.Good
prices, good
cooditions. but
in full and easy
v.ewofan~
who might want
to poc.ket a few.
.. Arcn.t you
afraid some kid
is going to
come by and
JteaJ some of
these.'" I asked.
"Sure. You
get 10 kids up
here and you
can't keep )'Our
eye oo all of
them. Some arc
bound tc -ct stolen." he said. .
Obriously this guy ain't lMng in
no imnsion either.
MO&t of the stuff wa.s old. du ty
and ¥Cry usc;,st. An inventory of one
dealer! s merc:b.aadise:
'Slcetric:aJ outlets. mcaters. tape
recorders. addiJll machines. bowls
wnat•un. pants. remote amtrots..
waltic-talkics, hair dryers. lamps.
beaten. piJows. lamis nci:,uets.
.rotuy pbonct.. files. fmgemail
dippen. tbc top ot • lt09e., -
~ pctuie ot Dave Frmt. "'° cmplJ Dr. Pepper cans.
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Would &n)'OOC really buy tJus _
stuff? Well. the swap meet was
packed and l'D05t of tbc customers
were Hispanic. maay Ol whom
-..-crcn't spa.t.ina Englim. ~
when you don't ba'tllC much money
to spend. you go where the
merchandise is affoniablc. '
I walked in with six bucb and
~d out with • ca.moufbic
Army hat, beef jerky, an
immaculate hardcovct a>py of
Robert Btys "Iron John. .. and a
'Slightly ~cd pair of .
natl-cltppcrs.
The last placic I stopped wa.~ tht
most tempting. hoiWcvcr. T1t."O bi&
boxes of comic bools from the
1970s, boots I hadn't seen 111 at
least JS years. .. r 11 make yOu a dcaJ 00 the
whole bunch ... saJd a voice
ema.natmg from beneath a straw .
hat anJ duk sungl~
"Yeah. H<l"li'>' much., .. ..,00 bucb."
The aMC>rtmcnt, v.a.s prob.ably
wonh th3t much But I didn't bate.
"I can't afford 1t. ..
"What do you have to traqc"··
I pulled out ooc of my recent
purcb~s..
"What11 tbcse get me?"
He smiled. "Got one oC tboK
already ... be said, pointing his
fm,ger &I a glass mus filled With
scissors. CIQIDbs. nmr cartridge
holders and ooe lli&bdY ta:nusbcd
pair of na.ikiippcn. O
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programming by maiQStrcam artJ
gioups. The OnnF C.ounty
Philharmonic Society's presentation or the mariachi group Los
Ca.mpcros de Nati Cano at the
Perfo.rming Arts Center was an
unqualified SllCICCS'I,,~ tbc dance and musical Balkt
Gran FoltJoric:o at e Robena
Moore Theater at Onaae Coast
College. Both shows drew a mix of
Haspan.ic and oon·~
audiences. aDd both we.re seD-OUU..
f1orinda Mintz. 1rbo IUDS the
Vose Theater in Santa Au. used
to wort with tbo PbilharmoGic
Soddy and baon Nati Cano, wbo
belps MUm witb a ~ festival
~ ~-Sbe aid tbaf rn.n
I ~Al Mndpoint, preKO.tiq
abowl Ad at N•i Cano can be
vciy tricky.
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the ball ... to&d. 8t:K &bat'• what
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Love thin crust? Not if you've had a BJ's Pizzeria pie .
B;yMABLA BIBD, Loca~l Dining ------
' link sausage, sweet oruons anJ
green peppers cooked in a SCCTcr
recipe ~ucc. the -.hole yummy
tlnng lS smothered m PfO\'Olonc
cJ\ccsc and bated. $4.9S.
Although .pizza.Js the .uu
attraction. pasta ~isbes ~ on lhc
menu, aU priced around $6 or $7.
Owners M.iduld nilllps Pul
M04•b, ~ llcmMssy and 881
Ouaampam seem to ~ fmc-ruocd
into lhc American p~ate'. tbeu
tested recipes include a d)n.lunjtc
lasagna and 00() of the be$t C csar
salads around. It's an ()Id fashioned
Caesar with crisp romaine lettuce.
frcshJy bated aoutoos. a bare bun
of anc:ba¥y, more than a hint of
garlic and pleruy of Parmesan. Thi
fine Caesar stands alone ,.1thout
the latest fad aJornmcnrs of &nlled
scallops. cludrcn., etc.
Mana~r Claris ffaJc, ,,.,11 t'C
the first to suggest thJt u m1sht t'C
.a ~ idc41 to u.ke some: o{ the
pizu home for droner bccau~ 'f-OU
need to 5.a-.c room for a d~n
~q>enencc v. hich .. ill talc ~u •
nght bad to your childhood~~
ID the tirchcn v.ith Mom. nu
lh10" 1 called a ''Paoolic n
Crcim · But nncr mmd, v.c an
handle that.
A batch of chocolate chip dough
tS cooked 1n its own tittle ~-mch
pan Two scoops o/ vanilla ice
cream arc plopped on top, \lnuaJlv
melting mto the warm c:nolie cake
as you dlg m. The best p.in
gettmg to scra,pc the canmclueJ
batter uclcing to the bottom of the
pan. For fancier palate the \amc
th.mg comes with golden brown
cootjc m.idc of white chocolat~ ·
and nw:ad:un1a nuts. lb.: dt-~n
costs SJ.SO and bu CN>Ush ealoric ..
for rv.o people.
w·s owners and ma.nagc~nr
b.s\-c other locations, and they .-ant
to keep on groaina. and t.bc) -.;11.
because t.hey'R dctCJ'miDed to kccr
the qua1Jty up and the prices dtw.11
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progrurunina by mainstream arts
JIOUps. The Onnce Coo.nty
Phh.hamionic Society's preseotatioo
or the mariachi poop Los
Campcros de Nati c.no at the
Pcdormi.na Arts Center was ao
unqualifkd WClCICll. as was lbe
duce and musical poup 8a.llct
Onn folklorico at the Robert B.:
Moore Theater at Ora1'ie Qie.sc
College. Botlt ~ drew a mix of
Hispanic a~oon·Hispanic
audic~ and boCh were tcD.outs.
Florinda Mintz. •bo rum the
Yc.t Theater 111 Slnla Ana. med
to work witb the. Philbarmocllc
Sodcty and ao.s Nati Omo. who
bdpe MJna with • matildli tatMI
nuJ Febnauy. Sbe said chal from
a -nu.,. saaodpoir\t. prcamtiaa
lbowl IUc:b u Nad cano can be
w:ry tricty.
O'Jlaal CODCICft ... OQ • Saturday
s,Upt,, .. IUd Mintz. ·~ lbundly,
f.o dlJI before_ oalJ ODC third of
die ball ,... lald. e..t &bat'• what
tbo-~Mpianic .. _ •ilJ doel.
~ come at the IMt Mute and
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the Robert 8. Moore Theater at ooc. He cStiamtcs lb.at the:
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Foltlorico ... aboul rwo-c.h.irdl
H3pu.ic. but ays ltaat tbc
audience demopapbia fof dw
&bow are not ~ iodicatt.e
of a aorm:al I CSlpil)l:de (or that type
of presentatica.
.. As )'OU 're loolJna .. t.bc
population al yourCOWtty, it
docsn'• necessarily mean thac
because ic's • Spanish company.
lb.at you YriU baYC a Spanish
alldictloOC. I tblnk it's IO imporunt
to apose the audimcict io ecncraJ
terms."
Wrtb H=-~~tauom twotiina Oil IOW'Cral
~ moa k>c:al au"°""' ptu
10 comimae cir expand tbdr
Hilpmic prop "' .. ne.e
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By MARJ.A BIBD, Local _Dining r------
lmk gusagc, S'<llocct oruoos and
green peppers oooted in a secret
recipe sauce; the whole yummy
thing is smotherc6 m Provolone
cheese and bated, S4.95
Although pizza is the star
atrnctioo, pasta dishes arc on the
menu. au priced arouftd S6 or S7 . c>wnen MkUd PW11tps raa1
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anto the American palate: lhc~
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fteshly baked croutons.. a bare bUJt
of anchovy, more th.an a hmt of
prlic and plcnry of Panne5oa0 11m
fine Clesai sunds a.lone wttbour
the lale5l ltd adornments of 1nllcd ~. chicken. ere. '
M anager Oaris Haley .. ill be
rhc tint to suggest that ti m1pu be
a good idea to tile: some of 1hc pm home for dmncr bcca~ ~ou
need tCI sa'l•C room for a de.,~n
cq>encncc v. bich 9t"lll talc you •
ngbr b..11.:Jt, to )Our childhood da>
1n the kitchen v.1th Mom llus.
thml ~ called a ··Ptzool.1e n
Cream ' But nt'Vcr rrund. v.c c~n
handle that.
A ·batch of chocolate chip dough
1s cooked ID 1ts own little 5-mch ..
pan Two scoops or vanilla ICC
cream arc pl<>f>pcd on top. '1nuaJh
melung uuo the warm cookJc cake
U )'OU dig lJ\. The best p.tlt I\
getting to scrape the caramclizcJ
batter ~tJC~ to the bottom uf the
pan. For fanocr palate~. the same
rtuag comes 1ntb golden brmm
~ made of white chooolatc
and macadam.ta nutS. The dc~n '
C05b S3..SO and bas enough e<aklnc~
for rwo people
BJ's owocrs and manaccrMnt
tm.c other locatJOnS. and tbrv -ant
to keep on ~ing. and the) •ill
because they'~ dcterm!.Dcd to ._ccp
tbc quahty up and the prices eta.TI
They a.re four smart ptlJOOtiC$1 0
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DICK a.man lllfAURAN'f, A ~ ..... caA. thop locot9d at 2698
N.wpoft llwd., Com Mao Menu
indud. bidfa•. lundt ond "-~range"°"' $3 00 IO S7 99
Open Mon.· Sat 6 00am ID 9 ()()pm
IN, WC., V, WC. l/'1') 6'6-n62
HiL~ lllOlrl'S PUa, BeM al .-l'dl N. Food & Spirib IGfoa) Relax
2 !he ambionce al oo\ & 6ridt
~119 l.oad9d at 19171 Magnolia
.Hunling10n e.odl Menu indUdes
appellars, tolad.. 101idwk:hes and •iofilies M:.s range from 95 lo
S1 9 5 ()pen doily 9om lo 1 30 om
f71 4) 96M.523
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Newpott .8eoch Menu hlcludes
homemode pluo. homemode breoldost,
great ~ and fislwKhips Prices 's:i lrom $2 .so lo $20 00 Open do lrom 7 om to l om ID, Al mop
er tccwds (71 4) 67.S.1"6
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OCCIOfdhig., Soml locol9d at 18011 hoch IMf at Tal.t ,,,.,,. al what 'Pl
waN MOit. """"'°°""' awoc:Odo & bocoft ~..--,Of~ -Lmge Wlriety al~. paslralnl,
pl\ily d.eMt ...... * Priem range froM $ l ''5 ID $5 25 Open M-f l 0om
IO 9pm, Sot 11 am lo 8pn1, do.ct Sunday. D,WC 847-7.566
IUNDAY"l MM&Y BITAmAHT
toc.d ot 16561 Bobo e>wco. So. ol
Het1, HvntinglDn 8each Al American
dint"O ~prime rib, chicbn.
*'6o0d ....... & ipKlahiea V.ry
~· por1ioN Price range from $2.95 & up. Open dolty 7om lo lOpn
IN, WC, WI, V, MC., Mo.8575
~ lllTAUUHI, ~at
1712 Placentia, CoUo Meeo~u
indudet rib., dlicbn, .. & lobst.,
prime rib, plao, ""'*' bar PriceJ
"°"99 from $3 95 ond up Open doay
from I l 30am to 1 Opm, Coddails 'Iii
l lpm ID, Ft, WC., No ad corm
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