HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-11-08 - Orange Coast PilotOOSTAMESA
Toi planned tor portion · ol Newport Coast Drive
~ Saying funds needed to repay bonds for San Joaquin Hills Corridor, 50-cent toll to be ct)arged for use of 1.6 mile stretch of road in 1997. t !>e\eral offka:t4, includina a mblyman
By David HeiU. SUI WYier
NEWPORT COAST -Bcuer stock up
on quarters. because it &oob lite Newpon
Coast Drive motorists will be payina a toU
.besinnina in 1997.
A l.~mile ponion of the road will be·
come part or the Sao Joaquia HiUs Cor·
ridor when the project is completed. Core-
Down but not out
in1 lona·time patronJ to pay the SO-cent
toll. •
Councilman Phil Sansone, Vfho repre·
a.cnts Newpon Beach on the Transpo_!'.la·
tion Corridor Agency's pcrnina board,
said be hasn't bceo able to pmcr any
support from other board members to re-
mcwe tho toll.
"l didn't dcLcet any sympathy wbalSO-
.
ever," Sansone said after wt v.cck's
board meeting. when the majoriry or 1t.s
members said the toll is needed to repay
bonds issued \O build the ro:id.
'1'hey all reiterated it, apin and again
and again, that any decision to remove the
toll, you have to replace S 1.6 au Ilion per
year," Sansone said.
Sansone and other city officials fc 3r the
, toll v.ill imt3le dnvers Crom llbuth county
"'ho h3 .. c u:.ed the road since its opening
in 1991 to get to !Mile, the a1rpon and
other dcs1inatiOn!I..
Gil Fcrgu>0n, ~id they 1hought it v.as 11·
legal to tran:.lorm a portion of a pubhc
roJd into 3 private r~d.
S3nsone, a Coron,a dcJ Mar resident.
bche .. c:s people v.111 avoid the cb3rgc and
use P..ic1fic Co3st Highway in:Ue3d, clog-
gmg the occ3ns1de route and trapping
fol~ v.ho hve an has seiu1de vi113ge
~ans.one ~aid the only ~y che toll could
be remO\cd now a · if wmebody decides to
sue the Transportation Corridor AgcDC) •
He :.:iid the: city o( Newpon Beach isn't
v. allang lo enter into any lni,ahon O'tlCr the
road. "\\e don t have that k.ind of
mone»"
Fire · onicial wants
to IOrce residents
to clear out brush _
.., Following tragic fires
Q) in Southern California,
Fire Chief Tim Riley will
ask council for authority to
demaod removal in gullies.
81 David He12 Su'T wrur
1'EWPORT BEACH -rare
Clue( Tim R1l~· will .i.'.lk the Cit)
Counol tonight to g"c ha dcpart-
mcot-t~ ~tOOrity to order home~
ov.ne~ to clear bru!>h out or fare-
prone c3nyon!>
Homeowners and the (it) ha,·e
3rsucd for !l.C-.eral )Cal'!> o\er the
gullies, v.hich ~vcral rcsidcnu
h3\e said I.hey want to keep n3tu-
ral.
"We v.ant those ni..:c, pretty
C3n)ons. too," Rile) >aid "\\e JUSt
don't v.aot them badJog up to our
hou~s "
E\'Cr)' time a m:s1or fire char!!.
Cahforn1a. 11 ignite> 3 dcb:Hc
~buut !\c" port's Jrn:d out iully
Rile) e\pcCt\ there v.ilt be \C:f)'
rev. rcsu.lcnl opposed to cleaning
out the ra\1nc .. th~ time .srounJ
Guity resident:.
The mos.t hazardous areas of the
c 1ty include Bud Gully and Mom·
ang C01nyon an Corona dcl Mor.
and the mouth. or . 811 Can)On,
v. hich 1 ad1accnt to the 03ck B:ty
and MMion 8.l) UO)On
The lnmc Co. -.h1ch ov.ns
much or the propeny m Buck
Gull). on S31urday bccan to re-
mu .. e brush Crom the gorae.
Sc .. eral rcsiJent~ opposed bru h
re mO\ .ii there v.hcn The Irvine
-Co. offered ao-ik> tt-sevcraJ ynn-
ago. ~ying It v.ould disturb v. alJ-
hfe such as the end.angered 1nat·
c:uchcr. The cit)' told the de-.:cl·
oper 10 hold ort on the clean-up
bc~u!l.e of the oubpok.en oppo)a-
uon
R1lev >a1d tho:.c residents ire
fonun;te bcc:auc;c The Irvine Co
,.,11 p:iy for the bru.Sh rcmO\al
.. Those people soon will become
the least or our proble~" R I~
s:aad ·
tr the council OK's Rile) 's re-
quest to order h\)(lleov. ncrs to
clean out their backyard bru~h. ~ral residents likely v.111 protc t
the eo>I o( such an undertalmg
I( homc~ncr., rdu~ to do the
brush ctcu:incc. Riln )!lld fue
Ocp:irtmcnt cmplo)CC\ m:a> pcr-
(onn the v.orlt them~l .. c!!. :and ball
the rc,idents
A youn& runner iu""' to hold colliding with a f*n' competitor
during lite fvn tun b Kids Sunday at the Hard Rock We. The
unjdentifted youngster wu noC injured. The ewent was ~rt of
"Run for C~r," a fund-raiser for HomeAid 0rM1ge County.
J he ~and·\\ hipped llJmc~ ot the
L:iguna lkach foc.,tllrm, v.h1ch
v.crc contJancJ on the \OUth '>Ide
ol J\cv.[>\)~t Co..a'>t Omc:, \\OulJ \C·
nou'I) h.J\C thn.~..ateneJ Coron:i
Jet Mar h3d .i v.anJ gu't packed
enough pun"h for the fare to cro
the roJd · N""' the) all v. ant It Jone right
3\o\3).'' Rile) \lid or the Bud.
Councilman· Phil Sanwnc ,;iad
the cit\ prooabl)' v.111 COM1dcr
v.:a)i. ol maling the -.orl afford· •
able (or propcrt' a.oer'>
Where wll tramc go without bridges?
. ~ Newport Beach may ask
county what locals can
expect If new Santa Ana
River crossings aren't built.
By David Hefrz. Std wr..
NEWPORT BEACH -The
City Council v..iU co.nsidu askina
the county toni.&ht to demonstrate
bow future trafrec VtiU be ma.nagcd
if tv.o Santa Ana River crossin
· aren't buiJL
The city ol Colla Mesa wants
tho county to delete the 19th
StrcctlBannU.S Avenue aod 0*1cr
AYCnue/Oanield Avenue bridca
from its plans. sayina tho bf'idccs
would tum ,uJet ncilbbofbood
streets uuo m110f tborou&hfara.
Co\ta Mesa ofl"ac:ials want New-
port &ach. Huntinstoa 8Cacb and
fountain Valley to support their
request, but Newport ofCictals say
it's too premature.
Newport's Public Works Depart·
rncnt wants the county to come up
•ith an altemati\'C plan for h.sn·
dJina inereucd trafCic if the briJg·
c:s are not built. City officials al~
want the county to specify how al-
ternative improvements would be
p~d for.
Newpon city sta!r bas deter·
mined thot Coast H.i&h,...ay, ,.,"CSt or
Superior Avenue. will sec an ad·
ditionat 11,000 cars per <by if the
bndSCS aren't built. Omci:als AY
the ro:adway would need to be
~idened to IC'Cn oc eiaht lanes.
eatini up Wut Ncwpon Park on
the south aide, or boU9es and bw.i·
ne OD lbc north Ude.
Widenin& near Brookhur t
S.reet ~d cut into eith~ lhe
llMlll•ea11
state beach p31t or the -.etbnds
restora tion area. The cxisuna
Co:ut Highway bridacs also would
need to be ""idened.
Altboua h city staffers h4vc said
the bridges should be built. a
group of Dover Onli'C residents
ha..,e opposed them.
They beliC\e the 19th Street/
&nnina Avenue Dridge would
c~usc motoruts to t~ .. -.:1 south on
19th Street (which becomes Do\-cr
in Newpon Beach) toward CoMt
H11hv.-""3y, cloggina their nelJhbor·
hood.
Ciry Engineer Don Webb said
county tudies doa't upport their.
claim. He said when tra\lelers
cross the brid e, tbcyU be hcadtng
toward centml aod nonhcm Costa
Mesa -not Co;ut Highway.
The City Council meets at 7
p m. tonight in the council cham-
be"'-3300 Nev.port Doukvard. --·· ORCULATION 800·252·9141
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Sea BRUSH 4
"We 'r~ like one big commune here."
. .....
Bill M h~m, ol le~J Manaatment Qioup, t I "ilh Val~;in Wood and JO)U lro-ne.
Looking for ·self -rule1
New management has many mobile home park reSidents happ , but not all
ty DIWfd Hell. Ml ...
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Late-in-life mom
pays homage
to nursemaid
W hen our dau&hler wu born in
Rome, I wu the oldest
maternity case i.n the hospital's
hislory. A dubious honor. I'd just turned
30 -almost mature CnouJh to be I
grandmother by Italian standards.
Nurses marveled at my determination
and courage in bavins
my fmt bab,Y at my time
of lif c. This debilitatins
salute plowed a new row
of furrows i.n my brow.
Was I too old to cope
with motherheod? It's
one thing to IOYC the
pitter patter of little
feet, and another to
scamper after them.
Fortunately, Rome in
the 'SOs was a paradise
for mature mamas
woefully inexperienced
in wielding heavy
diapers or pacin& the
floor at midnight tryina to burp a
screaming infant. Jn a country where
bambini arc embraced with the national
pride and fervor reserved for pasta, the
opera and soccer games, nursemaid were
a national industry. They were not only
plentiful, but so inexpensive even
nursemaids had nursemaids. Most of the
girls came from large families with plenty
of on-the-job training.
Thnnks to a capable young woman
named Maria, I escaped much of the
fetch-and<arry-of motherhood, leaving
more time for bonding with my robust
bambina, a testimony to all the-Spaghetti
Bolognese I'd consumed during
pregnancy.
Jn nddition to help, my husband and I
were privileged to live in the penthouse
of a 15th century historic palazzo. Short
on water pressure but Jong on
atmosphere, the three terraces afforded a
wrap·aiound view of •ncicnt Rome,
partially obscured by lines of diapers
napping in the breeze like family
insignias. 1 often mused on the centuries
of babies and diapers this imposing
paJacc had lovinaly sheltered.
..
.... "' t ..... Aita and Qafta
ta.a.TapClua
' .... SCTccdl 0... lt:JI ..... PiOQC:hlo ----J
IO:lta.a. Yap
11 .... Contnct Bridte
NOOll TLC LWICll J'iottam
' U:4.5 .... BiAJO
7:30 p.m.. lbllroom Dandnt
WDllaaAY ·
' .... Aerobics
IO:JI a.a. 0Wr Ell&rcisc
11 a.a. C'.onlt11Ct Bridae
Nooa TLC Ludl PJocram
Oalld IDt Vctcru1 ~. 11111 •
t .... Meditarc Wu'*""' t a.a. Sallpcuru ._..
ta.a.Atrabb
ta.a. SpaUb Fundamentals
lllJI .... Pinochle
ll< a.-. Play RcidiD1 ....._ .-. nc i.uoc11 Prottam
ll:Jt ,.-. CaAMta a1td Cribbaac •
I,_.. Movi.c: "Room With a V'rt:w"
1 pa. Frueh Convcnation
l,... 8a1Jroom OallCC Cb.u ...
Multipuip(»O Sena OtizcM ~ntcr 800
Ma~~ritc O>twta del Mar 6U.J1.U
..... y
l:lt a.a. Pbysica.I TraJJlin&
l:JO .... An Worbbop
t a.a. lotermccilate Watercolor t-.JO a.a. Ukulele
10 a.a. Vim 'n' Yip E.itcrc:Ue
l p.a. BcJinnfna Bridse
U:JI p.m. OWr Eacrtisc .
t-.Jt .... tJbk:IC Uaom
f'.Jt a.a. Shutnct.oerd
lla.-.hny~
11 a.a.Duplkato •
It a.a. Mcakau CIM'
10 •·•· Sewin1 Ot0up It a.a. Tab6o Ten.US
1•.Jt a.-. Water Ea:crdte
l p.a. Spanith 2
J:lt p.a. lblltoem Dance Lcs.mns
1:lt,.... Bc&innu'I Sinaiaa
....... y
&:Je a.a. Physal Tra runi
t •·•· Bc&innlna and lntenncd1:uc
lipaphy
ta.a. Civil War Ollcuuion
' •.•• ucculive Mcetjni
9'.JO a.a. fntcrmcdlatc Tap Dandn&
11 La. BctinniOJ Tap OancinJ ~'5 a.a. °fai Ou Cbjb
10 a.a. World Ocopaphy
10 .... Bc&inni111 German
Cal·
I
Ila.a.Flower~ u,... ~k
U:Jt p.•· Another PUlllO
lJ:.Jt P.•· C'hincte Bnl~ l'amUIJI
I p.-.• Btt>od Pfaiun; ~-......,.----
1 ,._. Eap1oro the World
l , ... ~nc k-o Vt'Qibhop
3 •·•· Life On Ywr.O..n
• J:IS P.•· Hula D 1n1 _
6:"5 p.a. Cr~c
neuMNY ._
C1oscd (or Veterans 0.:i) , .... ,
' .... Walters , 10 a.•. Pajnuna for lhc Blilld
10 a.m. French
10 .... Duplicate BriJsc • •
l:JO p.na. O:ancc li\c Bar'J •
I p.GL Mab Jon11
l p.a. Pottery WorUhop
llNtOI LUNtN nMUM D:.ily M-F. l~-11:30 pm. llot: Sl.7'.
c.oJJ: Sl.2$
SOUTH COA.11' llNIOR VILLAS
!28J Fairncw Rt»d Ccuta MCA Sp«CI
Chnstmu &z<JJr. SatunU)t N~mbct U.
JU a.m. -2 p m. For more inforautioD. all
6-'UJOO
Dry land .
do/plinB
Jesus Garrido, left
1nd Dionisio
Ramirez plant
lopiuy dolphins in
the medi.an a.long"
E.lst C~st HiKh~•y
in Corona d rMv.
The C0ron1 def M.u
Chambtt of
Commerce is
P.lilnting the
dolphins, "hich ~ re
designed by artist Al
8.ur.iu. "\\'e .ue •
t')'ing to cre~te a
spirit of joy and
lighten people'i
hearts bX ~autihiog
the city, • ~id P•lty
McDonald, in ch~rge
of the project. ·
Looking back. l was a mere babe
compared to many career women today
who arc having b:abies in their 40s. Lady
judges arc readering decisions on the
best talc for their babies' sore bottoms.
But havinf it all today requires a platoon
of domestic foot soldiers to keep the
chaos running smoothly. Those little
bundles of jay nrc worth their weight in
srock options. Service clobbers ·recognized for acts, deeds and rniarriage
We hear a lot about executive working
mothers spending "quality time" with
their youngsters. This is the moment of
the day when a fra.z.z.led investment
broker climbs out of her Chanel suit,
kicks off her Fcrragamo shoes, and has' a
rclucd and happy playtime with her
younptcrs. What we don't sec in this
picture of domestk bliss. is the
nurscma1d-..genie hover1n1 in the back
ready to tackJe the touah stuff: feedin&
three little anaels who spit up their
veggies; coping with sea battles in the
tub; and finally tuckin& the brood in bed
for a dozen hmes.
Bchihd the scenes is a second senie in
the kitchen, a chef preparina a succulent
feast fo r the lady and her spouse. When
)'Ou total the cost of her civilized lifestyle.
includina the therapist who deals with
her guilt in not stayina home with the
k1dd1cs -quality ti.me cosu u much per
minute as prime-time TV.
Some claim late-life ,ounpten are
brighter than most kids. However, this
blcssins also requires bis bucb since
your menopause baby will be smart
enough to get into a fmt-class university
with & ltagerina tuition.
Nuq !ttclalpT'• col1UD0 •p~an oo
Moadllp.
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llU91U MON M1e
M S. ....
L ion District Governor Wally ur-
son paid an official visit to the
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor
Lions Oub and received a standing ova-
tion from the audience for an lnspirin&
address to the mem-
bers.hip. Governor Lar-
IOD recosnized local
Uon Wolf Stern, who
himself is a past di.strict
a_oYem<>r, for being a
r.Ouid1Jl1 Uoo" of the
newly Conned Harbor-
Mesa Lions Oub. In __ .. turn. Stem over·
... whelmed bulletin editor
• II ..... Sdawan. callin& I II biJn forward, compU·
~......._. mcntina him for de-
'1911 ftliV cades of preparlna the
Qlbl "TaJc," the dub ACWS·
•••--• Jetter eacft week. Sdlw.a received a bcauti!u.lty framed
pictwe ol himJelf and his belOYCd wife,
Gnce, la recoanjtion for their so years
ol IDllrllaie. The Costa Mesa·Newport
Harbor Lions Oub is also known u the
Fish Fry Oub for their sponsorship ot
tbc annual event which bu railed hun-
dreds ol thousands of dollan for a van.
cty ol local charities. The 49tb ADnual
r• Fry ia scheduled for June 3-S. 1994.
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Save the date.
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Two hot speakers on the service club
circuit this fall arc Newport Beach Po-
lice Chief Bob Mt'Doncll and Nev.port·
Mesa Schools Superintendent Dr. Mac
Bund. Both are rclati\-cly ne~ to cheir
res~~ivc positions in orpni.utions
which have been in the public eye for
the put year. And both have important
messages to shore with citizens o( the
community. They do an excellent job in
handlinJ qucstioM from the audien<ll
and have left positive impressions with
those whom they hnve met. If you JCt a
cbanc:e to hear either one or both tn the
c:omin1 months, it will be time well in·
vested.
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FREEDOM SHRJNES -More than
10,000 Freedom Shrines -permanent
displays of our nation's most important
documents of history have been pre-
sented by &chanac C1ubs to elementary
and hi&h schools. universities and col-
le&cs. libnnes, airports, aovcrnment
buildina and other sites The Newport
BMtNw lacbanae Club has prcwntcd its
sban to loca.I schools and nen the Boy$ a. ud YMCA. Take time to read the
dcX:wMnu next time you arc at a Free·
dom Shrine. For more inform:icaon on
the fuchanie Club Frcedem Shrine pro-
gram, contact C1ub President Gtorae I.I-
sley 650-177 l.
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Wtlcomc to tbc world of Sf r"'ltt Clubs
-Dorttn Rocbt, who JOIDCd the Kma·
nls Club of Corona dtl Mar and Kurt
Sttrin&tr, v.ho joined the Costa Mcso
Kiwanis Club.
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MEETINGS AND PROGRAMS
TlUSWE£K
You uc invited to visit a sef\-i c club
this week. to hear a proeram of interest
to )'OU, to learn more about the clubs'
activities or to get involved m seo·ice to
your community. Vi it the club of your
t'boice this week. Most clubs v.ill buy
your meal (or you on your first .. bit.
TUESl>AV 730 a.m. -N.-1*1 lac-111 warbc
Rota.,, Clab, mcct1ns at the. &lbol Biy Cub,
wiU bear from State A.1.accnbl)man CU ftrptM
l2 noon -C..ca Mea Kl•HI• ~ mccb 11
the O.ta Mcu Cocnmvnity Ccnacr and ••II
bear (ruro ~l•rW l.trma .. Coutdinal1.>r r\)f IM
City ol COlta r.lts1'• Rc~lopmcnt A&cftCY·
12 1100C1 -~ Ind Klwaalt O• mccli at Charlie Browa's. ,
6:30 pm -C... ~J*1 .. ...._ U...
o-. the "fish Fry OYb"' cncctt at ea.a.a t.I • °*"'" Cub, will hear from WaJltr Oler, a
WurlJ W1r II Medal ot llun.x rcaPf'nl
WEONC:SDA"e 12 ~ CMUI Mn.a a.c_,,
Chai.. mccti al Mc.a V~rde C°"ntry Oub aoJ
•111 bcu rrum II.al EaU, former l,..S Dir.:''"'
l)ft the 111t>,c,t ol w1nuniint1Ul\h
6 15 p tn. -ll>f'tJIOrt·lb1'IM llotal)' Chab. m~' 1
1111 :at the Ncwpon Ocach COllatry a~ . pr~
Stam .... u hear from._..,. ~ ol
tbc M nnc Fores• dacu~n1 •·Ptanuna the
Sec •·
THURSDAY 1 IS a.m. -... Ca.J& Mrtr9
ke&arJ Ch.at ai«CUll ac tbc Center Oi.b. lJ
bur Ccorp UtcUIJ oo -Eam,rncwlal
tACIC! ..
12 noon -Khtaal• a.. etc .... •• JM,
rncco ai thc &b&a C.orinthlu Yadlt ~.•ill
heat rrocn J ... ~ ol ~ ~r
rame °" the b.islOfJ of I.he Ednrdl Tbou:n
Noon -Cetta Mfl.I ~ KJwuU a• anc.:.t· IQJ at abc HoliJay Inn ll Br~ a9d cbc .OS
frccw.11y. •1U hear funn J'-Knditr, a C'fttef·
1cncy prcpuatlOl\ c:oawla.ant an UK cum:at l.a-
l\IM and Mal.bu fir
Nooft -NC9J*1·l"IM a ... ., °" mccu at
the Alrpurtc:r Hotel, y,IJI bear rrOOl Mit1t hn·
ll.a• Uft the Rotary lntcrutloaal fW'OdaallOft
I~ IS pm. -Tiiie E.w .... a.a. el Ncwptf1
ll.,._,, mcctina ac O.r&cy an,.,, will h~u
above the Amcncus wltJa ~I Al;t
(ADA) rru. ... Ftlltrau wub ~Ult &. hlr·
tin. Altomqs At Law.
S«nfa 0. U ..... ii publiahcd tre:c:Uy bJ
the 0 ily P1k>t I( rou-r dw.b'a not l1Ucd or tbc
nfonna1io9 noc co.np&ctc, 9d4 •IO JIOUI dw.b'•
MWlk:ttcr rna lftt list nd ......Ut Pft11 rdc bJ FAX to 631·S&SI 0t bJ rnaU to 1743 Oa)llUtt w-.y, ~"Wp>tl Buell, C.W, 92660
LUllCHMlllU ........... ........ ,
MOaclay -Veterans
Day Holiday
Tue.a, -Stan it
Stripes Pwa with
Chccte, celery a&ic
with peanut butter dip,
yankee doodle fnli1 jutcc
bu. cbolcc of milk . ......,_
~rcxBunit~
lcuuce cup with pktJts.
cti111 peaches. choke Ol ...
l1att1C1111 ..... Dlllr Plal
•• 11111• wm m ftU WAI ftlLL NOVA -n.
.. _.,, dilNtlrecl W, Wd
coun II W CUllOMl'Y .................... ...... , .. ~
party IWlrW MOU8d her.
11-" ..... '61 ......... o.la had a =-· !Wlleo ,...,.. ...... wife. I.a ol IM ~ ICIM {"wttea ,.wet la blr .. rouda ol
rock -P. rollen toe* owr the Suw& Strip, 1 W. u cwaftow crowd. All O'llooi.er
ud llaiys ,ot out ol hwr') Md nMd r-pieid &be IUf'W ~at:~ ...
IMir rtMauru& IO Coua n.., i. New· it •IM MW Cllarloctc Dale ...
:'a~ OfDllizcn lMI thn neuty Sbe wua"t at a.a... wl I p dlil lw· a. meY. ~ui. saw a ·bu.Ur ou1 rcconlin&:
ia an....._: itDoft'l alb ilUt dilcct. .. HI. I ii CUdid· I'• ~-Oii&·
frame it.'" ,o(.hou1c capeticace rflht ** ....
port Beadl -lock. 11ock and barrels ol N01U noM SOGGY AHO IAUC£.
ti' ()( mcwc dw• 200 pcsu.. DODC Ft a F'tSUrins thJ1 her &clepathic ~
warmer wckomc than embattled Catt would tell her wbo wa ~ I dMin't
1llt .. 1111u.,..,
ceWwedall ol vma Ncwa
Riiaoraale attncted the
ricb ud ,...,.. ol lbe
wiM. Many ot the faithful ~d. ,, S'f AIN&D COCKTAIL NAPIUNS -Hop.
la pcD6M mood, &he wu tcDiac earapc ills I a. •ill ~r tbcto ICribbliop:
taccacn ol :Villa Nova'a tint 34 yca.ri. ,,,, lo ~I w11b Villa Ncwa'& •ner-
Mantya ~ met JM ~ tbcre. ous traditioa, Mt proceeda Crom its 60\h
Replin indl.ldtd Joe.ii wa,..., Heluy bitthday blur •ere jWSCRteCl co chari1y.
IC.arclwr. Accompanied by bis ~r-Caithful ktm: my o me and number. AAd. sure
Marpttt. Karcher assured pa reap6cn~ ~. cailcd 'thin lhC hoer. God\..
ol his ExCC\ltive Gunt Carck -aood for boW docs 5hc do that?
one Famou• Star tuinburacr ucf one soft Well. Gp y, &onoi.tnc reader Gerrior drin~ at'aoy Call'• Jr. -that t~y'rc tall -; me to plus a benefit fot vic-Otuee c.o.& • Thurs-*' nlpt, bUralitOlre Dele'.t tt.ouptJ were of
FCMMla, lllta Cf'OlbJ, Dua Mania, ud a Tbis niJ)Jt'• bcoer.ci~ Onn b d.CO:
ji.1Uy of ot r Hi>llyv.OOd luminaries. aJition for Children, ~dole1Cents od Par-'
Yaltd and nqotlabte kt the~ r.u -~ -of ~Gre .. ft".
11trbcrc they may. ' On Sunday, tartina 10 a.m. at the la·
another en. .
JudJ-CarlaDd would 'tay Iona after din-e11ts. Accotdin1 co a spOtc pcnon:
ncr, once brinJin& her band from Cocoa-.. CCAP'a purpose is to pr~ent uoat· 0 .
TAKE MY PALM. PLEAS AND
WE'LL WALK TOC£11l£1l INTO TU£ n.rn.tR.£ r I knew this wouldn't be an
ordinary adventure v.hen I received a
mcssaac 10 caU Caad)a ~rdor, the
Cos1a Mesa p•ychic, !ortunctellcr, seer
and dealer or tarat«ttds.
auna Brins Sp Hotel. Madam Candyce .
C'OO\CRUlJ I dia)k>na SC • of JO local
She was remembering
•bcn bet late husband
Allla laund>cd the in·
.... ~ laCCICulu.I lrlll·
&oria at the 110ried cor-
nut OrO\'c and lin&i~a the nW\t away. tended adolcscenl pregnancies ... Abou1
The founder's wldow alto favisbed $8.000 WU raised for this most :-onhy
sooth :ayers, tr)"tal 1azcr1, and readers of
palm lind uroc card •. for only $20 per
rudin1 <-•Lh proceech aoinJ to the
Art)cncan Red Cross dCons on beh Jf of
fire .. actims). lbcy'll tell )-our fortune.
pnjse oo AncfJ Crean, who acquirc'1 tbc cause. •
property earlier this year while it was J"' At $100 per couple, one check was
ncr ol Hollywdod and Vine, bub oC Hol·
fP.'ood'I nipt life. That WU back in '33.
5truggJin1 to remain aOoat. and revitalized donated by a normally impccwiious news·
an aging landma1k. • man wbo reccntij c:amc into a wall wind·
Moo pleasurable momcnc Charlotto!a Call. 'nis on«·in·a·lif ctime ~sturc so
)tlT)' Mbria'6 colaJDa tvOI food•T
and H'tdotsd•f· ·
IOMY ·
CM.llBIS ..........
awdrea'• allthor Ju Bren wilJ be
tlpitls -auiamas Trolls," between l l
LIL ud l p.m. 11 the Qildrco'a
~.11J1 WcstdiffDme. ~.ch. Call 67S-1424 for
more Worma1»n.
TUUDAY
", ... AJUIOllT ~
The Ncwpon Fou~tion will ho&& a
panel ditalssioft on the «>pk .. El
Toro: Sboukt An AitpcM1 Be ln Ju
Future" It lhc Balbo.t Bay Oub at
7:.30 un. Prosram "'lll be videotaped
Cor distribution 10 local cable ctwmcls.
CO&t (i.odud1n1 brcaklast): Sl8 for
DOn·mcmbc:n. Sil for members.. For
rcscrvatM>nS. all 675-3221.
WIDNUDAY
' .......u. ..............
Tbc Balboa Bay ~ican Womca F~cd .uJ incct-tlt lbe Newport
Beach Counuy Oub. 1600 E. Coast
Hipay UI Ncwpo'1 ~ at 11 a.m.,
wub luacb at nooa.. fcalURd speaker
will be Dr. Barban Stone, Professor of
PoliticaJ Scacnce. Cal State Fiallcrion..
c.o.t11 SU.-f« rcten-ations.. c:aU
645·9127 or 137.(J778.
lllllMICAL IOC9IY Mlft"IMe
The Costa Mna His.torica1 Society's
Norcmbcr tom mcct.inJ wm reat111e
tbe c.mta Mesa Clamber of
Commerce's 199) Man ol lhc Yur
and former Ma)Ol. Jack H.a.mmcu.
AROUND TOWN
Mccrini it.arts at 7:.30 p.m. at the CCSsta Mesa HistoricaJ Society, 1870
Anaheim.. CaU 631·591&.
THUUDAY
MIP .... ':CIMIMT SUaMllT
·~ A Hoaa Hosp;i.! Or'\hopcdic Sur;coo
and ocher members ol Hooi·s Hip
Tum win dUc:uu virious panicul.tn
of hip repbccmcnt SW)Cry. The
disamtoft will bc&in at 7 p m. at the ttoaa Health Center. PScasc all
963-Jln to rea™cr.
Moua&Y 90UneVI
The Balua Corinthi:in Y1<il1 Oub,
1601 &ysidC Ori~ 1n C.oron:a dd
Mar, -ru host lhctr rourth annual
Holiday Bouiique from 10 1.m. 10 3
p.m. Adminion is free. A 1~ml
buffet luncheon is 1vat~ for S 10.
Call M4·9S30 for more 1n/omu11on
ind to make 1 rcscrnuon for the
buffet lunch.
IATUDAY
•OU9a.Y llm ... All9 AM•U
Tbc Newpon·McJa Olristbn Center,
2S2S Ncwpon Blvd. in <:qMa Mesa. is
hottioa a Holiday Bouoquc: Crom s
l .lft. IO I p.m. Tbcn: wiJI alto be I
seminar by ~l.ic Baroc.s Olkd .. More
Hours In My Day" from 8 1.m. to 3
p.m. Fu more inComution call
966-0454. '
RUFFEl!'S
UPlllSTEIY llC. .......... '-' ..... lm-aa. cest•--•11w
·Please .Iola lJ
For nlnller
L .. eller
Weekend Branda
Sablar1o's was ~ fol.rlded
In CtiicaOO lft!r our falher ~
.. tamly recipe b cu tnous "*' Suage tmn Pallnno, bty In 1he 1930' s
Today, hiS sons & pmon coruue to provide a complet1
meoo of IU1t*1tic lt»a'I food
prepalld fresh dally and seasoned s oenentions or mnty Pflde
Thank you,
Thi SabatllO famly
CAftRINQ SP•CIALISTS
If •ntrr • Cltfw" i.ats a '*"1wt .. ,,,,.. ........... ,...._ ..
For Resemdons CJI ns.out 111 _,,_._._
Could ,_. llrt'»OI~ A)1s • some stl'tSMrte mtals?
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• Mcnl Preparation In \t>Ur llom
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• Canola & Oii\ OU
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The Soulla Coast ScnlOr V1Uas Yo\11
bold a Qrisunas Bazaar from 10 a.m
to 2 p.m. 1t 2283 Fal.tview Rood, Costa
·Mesa. For more 1nCorma11on. c11ll
646-6300.
Sad~ Jtnu to Around To"-n
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722-0420
Mon. -fn. g..5 • Slllce 1974
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INVITAT ION
PRINTING CENTER
ChQOsc From Our H11:c ~kmtm of
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thirteenth year in business!
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Monday. ov. 8 -Saturday. av. 13
10:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m.
* JO.~ OFF • Special SaVUlp on selected
merchandise .
* FREE Sample of ForC\.er !':e~ fabn'" v..a_.-,h
v.1th any purchase (hmttcd ~upph·)
Wt look f o,,,.·ard to seeing )'OU -
Jfynn. Ba.rbara, Lon & Kristen
1719 Wcstcliff Dr. · Newport Beach
The Spirit Of
~--t Returns.
Announcing The Re-Opening Of The 8 Torito Grill
Yled"'5day, November 10th, 5pm
.
In appreciation of the tremendous support we'ft ~ during our
rebu8ll1ng, the El TOrtto Grill at Fashion Island will donate 25% of our
first week~,fOocl sales to four of Newport Beach~ outstanding
~
Shift Our SelVes
Patty and Georae llCNl(I (Meer Center (Holl Hospital)
Newport HMt.or Art Musmm
I Newport lwll New Central Ubrary
We're proud to be plrt of I cmnllUlily With such~ spi"tted Md
rompiSslonatf people. I.ft 115 .. Wo" our gt Lii"*. ........ 5:00 pm.
~ No.J•• ...... tDod. •• leSIW ~
of 8" B blD f.1111..,. .... fillltilll 1111111.
•
... I ,
lRVINE-~ ..... louad. dead~ ... .., ....
urday wllilo .... .,.. ....
autboridea bclM c-. flOla
Eut N~ BMCl9 or c.oro.a
del~ar.
Police atill were b*ift& SU.·
day for the baby's molber Ud
were questiodina raideats in
tbo area. n·s ~ iM moth·
er does not live in Newpon bUt
decided to dump the~ there.
police said. •
The newborn. which polke
' said is white or His.plnic, ~o
...
... ... ,llJ .... ._6:UL& .......... .,......, ...
lioa. 16122 ~ = lrviae, dbcowered ber
while ~ rec,dlblel. ey,. me tru.h aur-
rounditt& &M ilataa&, Irvine
lice dcWlniAect lbt ~
WU dispoied of in £at Ne.-Port
or c.orona del Mar and tutned
tbc cue cmr to the Newport
Beach Police Department.
An autopty by the an.:.
... DLY
1111111:1 ............ --.1111 ""
COST A MESA -Police arrested a man on suspicion of
attempted rape early Saturday after a pattol .oO"acer heard a
woman screamins near some bu.shes at Pomon• Avenue and West
19th StreeL
Jaime Alvidrez Gonzalez, 24, of Costa Mesa. was bei1'& held
Sunday in the city jail oo SS0,000 bail. In addilion to aucmpted
rape, be also was booked on 1 charsc of resistin1 arrest
Police said an oCficer heard 1he woman•s cries while routinely
patrolling the area near Smart &: Final. He saw a ma.n standin1
near lhe bushes and pursued him on foot while callin& for backup.
Two officers struggled briefly with the suspect before takina him
into custody. Police believe the man may previously have assault
another vic1i.m in the area.
ChlldMI ldm 11• m crllll tlllt llPll •11111'
COSTA MESA -A 31·year-old mother of three was in Cnir
condition Sunday, her children unharmed, arter their Cadillac
collided with a truck.
The accident occurred about 7 a.m. at the intersection of
Newport Boulevard and Wilson Street. Sat. Dave Walker said.
Nobody was ticketed, but poJicc believe ono of the motorists
ran a red light. "We bavc some conflictin& stories." Walker said.
Marivel Guzman and her three children - a lhree·ycar-old and
twin four-year-ofds -were traveling east on Wilson when they
collided with a truck driven by Merrill Engebretsen. Sl.
.Engebretsen was not injured • .
........ ...... llltrlctl .........
NEWPORT BEAOI -If Mayor Oarenc:e Turner bas bis way,
the city•s business districts -Mariners Mile, Cannery Village.
The Fun Zone, Balboa Wand. Corona del Mar and others -
soon wiJ)'Q able to pay for improvements through special
assessment districts.
The council will discuss ways of creating business improvement
districts dttring today's-stddy session.
"As I see it, the city should be laid out in a patchwork design
where each individual patch would represent an interest zone,"
Turner wain a memorandum to City Manager Kevin Murphy.
.. The city staff sh6uld define those zones and also define a
procedure throuah which people living, working or htivin& other
1n1crests within those zones could come toaetber to upsrade their
areas.''
Murphy said the idea o( business enhancement zones bas been
around for many years and can easily be developed under 1hc
stale Parkins and Business Improvement Arca Law.,
He said the dis1ricts only can be created and maintained
through a cooperative effort with the business community.
The council study scssjon bcgjns at 2 p.m. in the council
chambers, 3300 Newport Boulevard.
-Br D•rld Heitz, S~ Writer
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YOUR MEDICARE
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MORE VALUABLE.
Co~ me~t with w to kam lam.JI
Wedneaday, November 10, at 9:SO am
c..aa•-
Mimi'• Cale iass Newport e1.a.
ComplimeDtary Breul••t
Wedneaday, ovemher 17, at 9:30 am
~ ......
Mimj•, ~.
1835 ewport a.cl.
Compli....,ury ~t
SENIOR CHOICE
' I , >-
eo-r eo..en ()lb .... ...... .... ..., ............
Md .... lbou& two ..,. .. nc, beliM tbe ..., .. w,
deWlopied, but would .. ~
late wt.ether il WU bona cilM Of
~au~.
She had dark broMa baii aaCt
bto*n cya; police aaMl
The baby'1 death ii under· iap
\ICSCi&ation. Police are waina
rcsidcn.u with any information
to call them at 644-3717 Of De-
tective Alena Moon al 644-3781
durin& rcplar business boW'I.
-From 1
... think the city •ill come up
with some ideas for them." be
uid .... think the chief has 1 plan
that will be acceptable to the rcsi·
dents who objected before."
Sansone said be also will ask for
council suppon to put pressure on
state authorities to' build 1 f arc-
break on Crystal Cove State Park.
buff cring ii from Newport Beach if
Ccut'I in Session ... " Our *3 ... &.k Dinners are Fabutou. .
Corne Judge b Yourself!
M~
De•1tonico Steak ........ ,,_,,k,
Top Sirloin Steak
f(/,J,, ···&ut
................. _
• ran1-.:.•
el ... Rs'tr .. 1 -pll1 ..... ......,.-al ........ .. ... .................. .
..-nh1tclil&
TbiJ .............. '° ................. ~ .-.... ,':t~==·' . ....,.. ... by. clfy
clllpk>yee.
~ l*.k ....,_ aooked like•
fiwc..aar part." reaidcftt Jcaa
P•akO told tbe City Council lu t
monlh ... At the lllCMMnt, it look'
lite a fourth dau pa1k. We feel
we are bcin& treated u second
clasa citizens at th.ii point."
She presented the coundl with a
petition Aped by 23 residcnu
' there is another fft.
"JC somethin1 had eot aotnl in
there, thtt would have cridangercd
the Pelican Point 'project and aho
Cameo Sborca, •· he said.
Sansone expects there will be
opposition to bis proposal from
state officials and envuonment:sl-
ists alike.
""There's aome &flatcatchers in
there.•• be said.
The study session besins at 2
p.m. in the council chambers.. 3300
Newport Boulevard.
SERVED WITH
Soup or Salad• Baked Potato
Vegetable • Dinner Roll
~Costa Mesa
2150 Harbor Btvd. et .Vk:tofta • OPEN 24 HOURS
118-1."l-~4 ., •"
. ... ' . .. ...
As snow/laitS slltntly fttll o" rooftops.
comt. stroll tltt winding strttts of D1cit"s vt1i.1t
and prtv1tw tltt lattst Htntagt VII pitctS
from Dtportmtnt 56 A "tatiw of tltt
dtp0rtmtnt w lttrt to cltat •"'
gtvt !IOU Cllt tltt lattSt •NS
Thursday Evenina. November II ·
from 7 00 until 9.00 pm
Rtfrnlt1•tt11ts Dr• "IS Qoo;o PriJfS
THE GREY GOOSE
• Wt:stCLIFf PLAZA
1012 JMM ............ ..._
, 1~· tiQ-JIO)
Hws ~.,.., ,, ............... ,.
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0
---..-----.. . .. .. ...... ..... -. •••d• cared .......... 11llll1•pvc
Uut m • "114" '9ID. "I'm M>
-.... nn. AltorMJ lob .. ,.. ......... ltt . •c111
·::--_. ~~.,, • Md w:· v..,_ Wood u1ct °'the
W. "9u,m 1aws ~ vaJlcr rec.d1 pruoed ana. ~ --..••• arc co-.plkaatd. JOJCC 8rowM. I frihd ot the _......a ~ woochca. Mid m'1 COftllckrina
.,....at acM«. the city could ~a btada .._ bome in
opre •kldt up to liabilitJ. be •id. ~ ,..._ IWk. •oo. 04lfl YCry cl an
la A!Apll, the part's tonat.ime ud il'I very sabi" IM ·~. ~ Norb Reinhart, rturcd. While liaikr p,..t1 M¥e Iona
1\c caty ·awarded a 90-day, S9,600 had a rtiMJ&a&aoa ot bcifta the
contrtct 10 &ndcni tllna~ment chcapcM ot abc 4:Map "'Mn it
Oroup of I l'\'ine to run &he park COC'Pt to af'fofdabk hc>U.iina.
on 1 trial ba>i . Marina Park i the ~cption.
The new man:igcmcnt dismiuedlt The ncipborhaod ha \Ct) fi1tlc
the 11rdcoer last month. At one tu~-er. Only c.>ne trail r
time, he h:id m nicured the currtnrty is one the auar ct, priced
arounds •~ice •week. In reccot 11Sl9S000. LOt rent is about
years, his act'llices ~ad ~c $1,000 f,cr month.
weekly as the cuy uJhtencd •ts The park's leaM: expire an :.!OOJ.
budact. . C.Oundlman John Hedac $:11J a
Land)Cape maintenance Wa1 lcfl recent economic study prcpiuc:ll
to the on·silc manniers. ~o~ a few for the city, ~~er. $h~ell 11 \
weeks last month. 1h~y didn t the moil profitable ~ for the
m iotaio the erea beC3USC they rt
didn't have the propec equ1pmen1, prope 'I· . . and the grass grew a little long. Joe Musl~n, pre ide.ot or the
City Manager Ken Oclino Hid hom~~ner a ~ia11on at
the problem has been corrected. Ma.nna hlk. said mo51 .of !~)
"Yetih, there wns a problem re 1dents ~r;c ~appy there. A~ 11
during the changCO'-Cr," he ~1d. any orgaruz::1taon Of aroup of
"Out we're ce111ng it cleaned up people, )OU aJwa~ ha\'C some
and we're back up to speed. The nulcontent~ I \li.Ould Stl' the
propcny is in belier shape 00\lo gre:ate~t number are q~1te h:ipp~
than it ever was.." ~1th the management.
Gtt A Jump On Gift Giving
F'REE .
SHIPPING
We'll ship an) of our prepackaged
gifts vall)cd over $9.99
anywhere in the continental
United Stales FREE
if you place your order
before November 25. 1993.
V'1Sit our tore today for details!
•
Chrlsfltta• Blend CollH I• 8oclcl
Ardallll Otl/f Al Hickoly F.,_ -----
PI.AZA
17th • lnw Aft., Newpwt Bada
• Smd A Gift By Phone 6424J02 ·
Wilh ovs 32 off.campus
locations U'\ our ..wning healtha~ ~n.-gnn,·nt
degree program. Un1wnaty ol La Vt'f'M' till."'
COl'~ce • q>-furthn for b\ny. "''Oriun~
.duli.
And with these upcorn1n3
. lnfonNtion • your fine •q> to~rd
•mang etthn • bkhdor 1 or~·· dtgroc 1n
healthcare "'11nagicmmt has MWr beC!'n ciot<'r
lainc
Monday. No~bc!T 8
5:30 p.m. O.Chdof' I 100 p.m. M.stcr s
Radismn Pbt.a Hotel
ttlEO MacArthur Btvd.
Oun1c
W«tnc5d~y. Nowmbc!T 10
S:JO p.m S.Chdor'a I 700 p.m. Muter''
Doubaet,. Hotel
tOOTheOty Drive
l,apu Hilla
lln.a~y. ~ber 11
5.JO pm a.c Soi• I 7:00 p.tn . ~·~
Courtymt by Marriott
· 23175 Awnida de II C.rtota
Fgunyln y1Uc1
Wednesday, NoWmbCr 17
S:JO p.m. a.chdor·t / 7:00 er'•
ULV On County Ca\~
l 7G> 8tookhU"t Stftd
Union Md rid Buakting, lrd floor
If 1"" caa.e Mt4tMI caU 1...eoo49s-4a58
to rec.twe ...... Wena•te-. • ftU wt ....... ,.the ............
-....... -.-.-... -.......... ... .........________ ....... ,...,_
Ser.d '° . bWKINWI
UnlYftity ol la VC!n"tr
195011Mnl9'Nd . '
La Vern., C.... tl750 •
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~.ND .... l,t• I
SPOrt'S £DrTOll ~OOEk CAJt.LSON, 642;...tllO, est. 3 1
I __ .__..
vows · to stick
With his Eagla
~ Costa Mesa's injury report
has a good side, and a bad side
in the aftermath of Week 9.
By Roget CWon. Sporb Ella
C osta Mesa Hi&h's Mustanp sur-
med Century's upset bid. but lost
a cos in the machinery in the pro-
cess.
Newpon Harbor rallied for its bigest
moment of the season, Corona def Mar
marched on, and eighth-year E&tancia
~ch John Liebcngood vowed hc'U re-
turn for another run as Weck. 9 o f tbt
1993 prep footb3ll cason v.ent into the
books.
Here's how each ~ch 'iewed it in the
aftenrta1h:
• Est.and• Coach John UtbmCQOd, fol-
~in& hi> 1e:am·~ 42-7 lo~ at Trabuco
' Hilh: "It (the season) really has been
tou&}l. God hc:lp me. l "hh I could have
done something different Somc11mes
there's jusl noc much )OU can do. You
v.or~ as h.uJ ib )OU cJn, keep a po itivc
at11tude and do the ~~t )Ou can.
"We ju t have to nJe tht> thing out and
'I . know tt11s ...
there's n~ I
could ever think
about going out
o.n a 1-9 year.
There's a lot of
work to co to get
this program
back where it
should be. Quit-
, ting is no way to
. do it'
re1roup; cry to
C'ha nac some
things an the off·
season and con-
tinue to keep re-
building."
"We're ~in&
to ch;mge a k>t
of.)..~~1ngs in the on ~ason, with
more tune in the_
c~room tcacb-
ina the game.
.. , know th.is
... there's no
• oy I could e-..er
lh i nt abo ut
ioin1 out 01); 1
1-9 ycar.~rc·1
-.-• 1• JC19 a lot of v.'Ork to
E9t!ncil coach do eo pa this
program back
v.here it should
be. Ou11tina is not the "'">' to d~ i1. I re-
ally feel b:td •lx>ut my as.si>tants, Gres
G1b)()n 2,0J Dri01n Glo>hcn. Thcy',c never
lo)I, and the) ·re both _ taUna i1 pretty
cough·•
•Costa Mtsa Coatb M)ron Mllttr, fol·
l~1na his l~am's 7-7 tie v.itb Century,
mainuuning the No l pot in the PCL
"I thouaht v.e really tool the game O\er
1n the fourlh qu.nler, but Century had
control for 1hc fir)t three quarters.
"I knew it ~ould be a tough g;imc.
They \o\«C \try ~trona apin>I the run.
But I decided I w:u not ioing 10 thruw tn
1hc last quortcr. When v.e tieJ it at 7-7
and aot the b:all b ck on the 6. I ~ent
with the &llJlude "'e v.cre J<>tng to v. 1n it,
or tac. I djdn't want to do sornclhina that •
v.'Ould put us in a posatton to lo~.
"The mosl important thing. v.-as to get
out ol there and not take any chances.
Ocfensi,cly we ttally pb)eJ v.cll. We had
one b d ploy ... and tt ~t us. But tha.1 touch~,. pus was wc:U-throv. n and it
W3.S a ~ c;itch. Our defender wasn't
th:sl far out of po ition.
.. We're not down O\cr thas We ran into
See QUARTERBACKS/I
Sal or
~Newport's rally provides
best win of the year: but Tars
still have Santa Margarita
to deal with this Friday.
By Roger CWon, Spotts Edilof
IRVINE -It was all (I on the line Saturday night •
and when it is, lhese Sail-•
on seem to rtSC to the oc-
casion.
Newport Harbor Hip's ·
S&ilon virtually sewed up a CIF DivUJon
IV football pbyoffs berth, tl\anks to a
(what else?) come-Crom-behind 14-7 vic-
tory over a tough Woodbridge Warrion
tquad at Irvine Hi&h.
They're lumped into a three-way tic
for second at the moment, v.-ith a solid
lhot at a Ctf bid. ft.en a loss to Sant2
Margarita on Friday would leave Harbor
at 7·3 owraU, and a loeical at-l:ugc can-
didate, although there remains one
looming threat:
ln the event Saddlcb~k upsets Co-
rona dcl Mar, :rnd S3nta Margarita de-
feats Harbor on the last night. it ~oulJ
lc~ve 1 three-w:iy lie for third betv.ccn
Harbor. Corona .inJ Woodbndgc. be-
hind Irvine and Sanc:i Margarita.
IC that happens. 0 coin nip 'AOUld de-
cide the No. 3 1eam from the lca1ue, as
v.ell llS ~ at-large entry, leaving lhe odd
man out.
The Sailors, hO\\e\er. arc ccn:unly not
lhink.ing at-large a1 this moment. not
after experiencing the h igh point of the
How do you ·cur or even
soothe dre-s•kebite?
~ Orange Coast trying to heal the wounds
'df Saturday's bizarre loss at Riverside.
Kl.S9fl Saturday night. p
After i:ccmingly doing it with mirron
over the course of the season, Newport '
overcame the odds as an underdog to
bwy one vciy laugh foe -Woodbridge
-in the Sea Via, League Coo1baU cru-
cial
'"Tbat -as a food win." understated
Brink.Icy in the af1ermatf> at Irvine High
after hiJ SaiJori bad ra1Jic_4>1th two
touchdowns in the final 10 minutes of
play to claim lhe victory.
... figured it would be this lund of a
game," continued Brink.Icy, v.ho proved
himself a prophet after writini ··NH. 14·
7," on the chall..board in his office ju)l
before lc:i"ini for the game Satunb)
night.
Whatever happens for the SJllOr)
d1mn the Une -Friday nigh1. and or
the pla)oITs, 11 v.o uld be ·difficult to
imagine: the: ta)k any tougher th.Jn S:uur·
da) night as Woodbrid&e's rcpu1at1on for
ddcn)l\C strength pro"cd correct
'That w!b JUSt an outstanding Jc·
fcnsc," )3UJ S;ulors tailback W;aJc r1tt.
-Aho slammed his 'Aa) for lOJ )lrJ-. on
31 camcs, including touchdo'An run' of
2 and 8 yards, as well as connecting on
both PATs.
It was a defensive scrugglc all chi: .. ay
v. uh 11 punts bctW;Cen the t'Ao a~h crsar-
1cs.
It v.:i~ after the I :!th
punt of the game that
~hings_bc.&~n to }.1d .. up
in 1he third qu..irter as
Woodbridge drO\C 58
yards on SC\-en plays,
helped oul by .t rough·
ina the k1cl..er on a mis-
fired 53-yard field goal
auempt
Warriors running
back Theo Wal..cficld
spuned 23 yard\ up the
middle on a lrap. Wal e-
fielJ imply v.cnl nghl
pasl lhc Sailors. ~ho ap-
pear c d :almost flal·
fooced as he sped b~ out
of 1he option scnes with
4.33 spent in the thirJ
period. He could noc
ha\c surprised HJrbor
beuer 1! he had the b:tll
under his JCrsey.
It didn't get an) bet·
ter for lhe S;ulor. on
lhc next po~~1on .l.~
Mile Freeman punted
a,..:iy. but Harbor\ de-
fen~e dug 1n :sg.1in,
forced anolher punt and me s~1lors set up \hop
with 1:4 left in the
third quarter on their
~n 20.
Q uarterback R)an
Smith. 2 for 9 lilf'llh an
interception at lhat
point. tumed tiger ~ilh
a · 9-)ard hookup to
Freeman on econd-
and-lS. then hit Brett
'
~~Noll
'\e\\porl Harbor's SJilor~ telebrale >e.lSon's best \\in of the )ear Saturday night
Hll)t..1 h>r 3 14·\Jrtl gain anJ :i ltr!>t
dO\\n !:t lhe ' l h-7• \o\uulJ be the-li1'l
1"0 of IM~ 'tr;u!!ht 1.lutch complcuon .
Tift p1d.cJ up I 0 ) arJ,. J in .. he'> on
the nc\t thr.·c .:.irm:' lor :a hr..t dv'An.
'>Ct11ng up the 11J.:-turner
Smit h \\COi b;id:, looked and ll.)lt1:d an
:ten.ii J,l,..n the '>1Jehnc "here Fr .. ,man.
the tight enJ. "a~ 'pceJ1 'l£. ll)' J de-
fender The 220-pound 1un1or. "ho had
bruit.en 10 the ~1deltnc. then. '>ped do;i.n-
ficld. g.ill\crcJ it m "uh hii. \\IJec.lut tn11~
t3tton •ihd ~ :is hnallv run out of b,1ur11.t
al the WooJbm.lge· ~-~arJ line r'"ir 3 .a. -
yard !?"'"·
"h w~ JUi.I a ·,\heel.' 'i:ud freeman
·The 3fcty bit."
T\\O pl3~S Liter, 1111 ... 1 right hallbaci..
out of 3 full-hou)C T, folh..1\\eJ ht' M~·J...
tr) O\er the left "Jc lrom : y:uJ, uut
The ~nter '>Olp llO the }' \ r att.:r p t
\\ih high anJ hlrd. hut Hli,t.1 got the
bJll and gul II l.Ju"n :t' l ilt 1,111,"1.J
1hroutch to 11c the ~umc :it 7-
1 he ~.111 1r-. \\ere ,111 th.: mar.,h \!Jin
after the def en ..... · lur.:cJ .1nuthcr \\ ,",.)J·
bnJ.:.: punt. hu1 I 111·, 3 l ·\ JrJ l1dd ~u:JI
.utempt "':l' bk ·l.:d "nJ rc~'"cr d h'
\\ooJbriJgc at the \\:irno"' ·~arJ lmc.
:'-.) mauc r One plJ, lall'r th.: 1 :ir,
h..1J lhc b:i I ..1 'J1 alter ~hit lh1rn' ~m
ered an unfl)r1.nl ·\\ ,,.,Jhr 1Jl!,. h1mhh: ill
the "1th J ~q 1u go.
·11ft drove ~ll the m1JJ,1,; ot the line
anJ found ··nothing. but he J1,in'1 sv
dov.n. ln~tcJJ h.: tx>un1.eJ oil t,1 the left
and pnnccd to the corn ·r ,,f the enJ
zone for the "inning TD.
Tift s:ud he. v.-;u urpn~ J 10 ~c th<:-
da)li&hl, and he "~teJ no t me takin
a•hantatcc
In the llnal lour minutci. \\ooJbridgc
\\Ould punt, then reg,iin po 5<) ion .. t ni.
10 alter the b1ggt)t punt of all, 3 61-~ard
'P 1 'ltr g JnJ bouncin~ boot h ~te .. e
Gun.t;.ik,. punting m pla~ of the hob·
bk:J M1l..c Freem:in. "h11.h \\Cnt ou1 of
bo1.nd "' che \\ooJbradgc 10 \\tth ~ IC>
left
T he \\ JrrtOr) appeared linti.hed a~
·011 ~Jr ''~r"'m )l<~ppcJ up to mtcrl.CJ'll
.. nJ rctur 1 12 yard to the Woodbndgc
2~ B1•t the ho,ts got the h;ill on1.e more
deep 1n their territory "uh no ttme ouc'
left 3~ the Tan fumbled a"ay a fi~t
dO\\O, ~i1-on-11 ~i1u:i1ion 'Aith a runnins
clod.:. v.1th b.1 '<'Conds Jef1 a1 the 19
There ,.ere no m1ra.:le) for \\ood·
tmJ.:c. h '"e\tr Be,Ju'c de!iptte the
fact the \\ amvr.. hJJ th:,it 'i.per Jc·
ten•e. H art>c..1r pro\ d th Jden)l\C merit
;u \\Cll :i.s ume ind )arJagc !111:.tll~ ~on
out
lnJceJ Jc-.p t~ 1he """.Tie-through cx-
pk11t<. of T1tl. and ~m11h. anJ Hlh11
(lour rccepti0f1' for t ~ \JrJ ) 11nd Frce-
m;in (three rc1.·" p11'-in' tor 6 I ~ "rJ ). :u
\\.d ,., t.adde'I> fa~ lkrg·Hotn,en ;and
Ki: •h Gr.iy. guarJ, ~btt Burn<. .tnJ Paul
J ' ""' .lnd u:nter Chr" \'.a 1• II ""3
tt l :>~· 1r~· ddc.n~ "hi .. h lept c"el)·
th n .. " thin rcJch
Amvn.: the thuJ-J n J .. kn)t"'C hen.>·
i ... ,, •or.ins :all 0.11 thv-..c \\ .arr1uf'' punt\
(10 tn ;ill), \\.CIC ffi:.tJOr dlom by 0111
John), l.ioru I ... ' John' ;ag:un. Bn;an
lohDson. :anoth. r b, John\On anJ four
third·d'""' n in .. 11npktKin' :.t' :a rt)uh of
l~e N h ... \er:. e 01 the 1 ar.. a 'ACU
S;inJ,IMm\ thcl1
N&\Vllllrt Har bor tlllh products
stll runnin g into pr.osjerity
~Vanguards ' ·basketball team.
meanwtiile, -appears to have
a major task ahead of it.
a really -tough team oo a good
night.. They were highly mo-
tiviated."
; Dewayne Crcnsbaw's status
krup-pointer) \\ppcars to be postivc
and should start against Estancia
Friday. Alvaro Cervantes, how-
pcr. may be lost for the season
prith damaged elbow ligaments, a
blow to Mesa's defense. Junior ?oey Archuletta figures to be in-
~rted into the starting defensive
~ µnit at tadr.le.
rt Harbor's Jdl Brt.
~ Uowing his team's 14-7 up-hill V1Ctory over W.QOdbcidgc: "It
Was a hard-bitting game. Glendora
and a f ~ others were in the
stands and got a good look.
"Our kids showed a lot of poise.
. We've dealt with adversity and
we've found a way to get it done.
That's been
Orqe Ccmy Top tO o u r p e r-
• ,,.. 1111 ~•••• sonality over
the years.
"It was lite
a chess match.
They sat pret·
ty much the
way we anti-
cipated and
they were very
quick gerring
to the ball.
There were
just a lot of motivated athletes."
• Corou 4d Mar Coedt Deft
Hollucl, following lus team's J8..9
victory over University: ''Thin..,
are c:onung together the way we
"8nt them to. I was happy with
the performance of (Aaron) Perl·
tnutter at quarterb~ct. He's been
makins ~ lot of calls at the line of
scrimmage. We've had other quar-
terbacks able to do that, but we've
aever had a quarterback do it as
well as Perlmutter.
"Our passing stats aren't all
that much (Perlmutter oompletcd
S of 9 for 42 yard ). but 1 wasn't
going to start p ing a lot in the
second half. "The game was pretty
weJJ locked, and sometimes at this
point you "!-&nt to tut bonin& m
for OF, but I wun't Soina to mJt
throwing and try to beat up on
good people. We do. bowevcr,
want to slJirt Jocusin1 oo ow pass.-
mg game."
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From5
women's and men's c:rolS
'country teams qualified for
the State Olampionsbips in
Ffuoo NOY. 20.
Before that. Coach
Gordie Fittel'I squads COD-
petc at the Orange Em~
O>n!erence Flnals. to be
coa~ted at Craig Park in
Brea Tuesday. begmning
with the men at 2:30 p.m.,
then the women at 3:15.
At Moorpark. Adrienne
Sweetser ~d the OCC
women widi a sixth-place
finish among the 164 com-
petitors, in 19:43. The OCC
men totaJcd 372 points, led
by Darin Rabb, who was
14th among 193 runners in
21:33.
Southern Cali!onlia College ath-
letics on Saturd17 _found Nikce
Pool (10th in 19'-'at'l) and Jason
Schader (fourth in 26:32.0) quali-
fying for the NAIA c:roM country
Nationals in a meet at La Mirada
Regjoaal Part ... The Vanpards'
men's soccer team fini'Sbed the
season 10-10-1 after k>Sing to
Point Loma Nazarene, 2-1 ... the
women's volleyball team dropped
a 15-8, 1~14, 17-15 conference
verdict at Cooamiia.
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1be Pirates regained poaeWon
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ntc:s into the 22-21 lead with 21
ICCOOds remaining. only to see it
all go for naught, thanks to the
matebites.
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A.-With a whiaker more you
would hive jullal*llo two no tnnnp
at your MCood turn. ~rerore. St
would oow be c:bwtiab of you to
tum down p&rt.Mr'a invitatk>il. 8)d t.h1M no trump. . •
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