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A ' we slide Jnto the hectic
bolida11t when it's easy
lo forpt such cesauies
anaid decisions on how latp a
canned ham to proc:u~ let'•
pause and live a b'L'!: .. luto to one of Newport •a
IDOSt-di.stinpished rac:Uoos. I
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You want
honor?
UM.
Class?
UM, t<M.
Maluriry?
ICM. lCM.
lCM, ad
infinitum.
Broderick
CnwCord eat
your heart out.
Founded by
noted
developer -Wilfoam Lusk
out o(
ptilude ror the captute ota
man who kidnapped Lusk'•
nephew, the loose·knh poup or
business leaders known u the
HM Cub poured heapina
hclpinas or pr~~ all over the
bf"l't'e men and worm:n in blue
11 Newport &:ad\ Police
Depanmcnt. ·
The club·a compusion Cor
ClOpf> WU exJul>itcd in the
NBPD ~ la the form or an
elaborate da5play that inchaded
a ta.rae ~ dedicated to the
departments yearly heroes.
Often li«nes, Vl'hen
crime-fclltina tools the city
coulda't afford were sacedcd,
the lCM Cub stc~ in to
beJ • •
!};;e club's preeminent show
or VSfitudc had been the lavish
police awards luncheon held
annually since 1971. Hundreds
ol people crammed into
badquct rooms O\'er the ,can
to pat Newport's ftncst on the
back Cor bravery, intepity,
vaJor.
I t all coded last year due to
1CX. scandal, the SI uff that
makes Geraldo Rivera all
·· fro&by 11 ~mustache.
I Exi>Qlice thief Alb Campbell
and ex-Capt. Tony Vtlla were
driven into retirement by 1UUal
harassment accusations. Amid
the cootro\ersy, ne11ly ~ or
NBPD cast "no conftdence"
¥Otes qainst Campbell
This was not ooly 1 public
sbp-in-lhe-racc to the
embattled chief. but to the I~
Oub. CampbeU was the dub's
best buddy. He handed out the
awards at the luncheons. And
wben the wa.lla were cavina in
around Campbell, he &riped
about tho city'a ueatment or
him II • lM gcM<>sclbcr.
Tho blue boostcn saw red.
Tho awards luncheon wu
tenppcd. Instead. a retirement
bash WU thn>Wn for Campbell.
And Lust this past week took
beck the items in the NBPD
~y. Thci UM Oub ii aoina 1~7
(lha1 means "out of service" roe
thole •ho haven't kept up on..
their "Drape&" reruns).
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~ More than 250 people
attracted to AIDS-related
eXhibit over the weekend.
Br ·~ LOA&. n-An wun.a
NEWPORT CENTER -The
conUO¥asy ewer AlOS-relatcd an
senerated W.ble weekend crowds
at the Newport Harbor Art Mu-
seum where omcials say most visi-
1on wondered what all the fuss
WU about.
Some · museum-coers phoned
their comment directly to the O~ily Pilot hocline by way of a
tdcphc)oe hook-up installed in the
exhibit room. while otben put pen
10 paper to expreu their r~acuon
at a lencr-writina 5tlt1on set up
nealby.
On moQ weckenJs, the Newport
Harbor Art Museum averages
about 175 visitors, according mu·
scum spokesperso n Maxine
Oaiber. But about 260 people
showed up lut weekend 10 !tee the
AIDS-related exhibit.
The ar1umc;nt over "'hat'!> :in
and what's not bepn when New-
port Beach Councilman John
Hedges criticized the museum Cl·
htbit. "Self-Portnit!' Hcdccs uys
the city bas the riiht to object to
"'hat he considers an indecent ex·
hibit bcausc or the $10,000 in
public funds donated to the mu-
seum. The councilman'• wife,
Maria Hedges. has alio ilsued a
strongly worded attack acain t the
exhibit.
"Surprisingly, the Hedaes h2\lc
done a lot of good at getting peo-
ple 10 come out and look at the
Newport-Mesa School District Superintendent Mu Bernd and wife Shelley prepare for .:a weekend run to S~ta Monica.
· BORN TO RIDE
Schools Superintendent Mac Bernd reveals a lifelong love of two-wheeled motoring
Br UJU LOA.a,. n.u• wa.m:a
W hen Newport-Mesa
Unified School D1ltrict
Superintendent Mac
Bernd was 14 )Cars old -he
belon&ed to .. motorcycle sang.
Sort of.
.. If you were 14 )"Can old.
you could se• • license to ride a
low·powercd motofC)cle -il
was basically a motonzcd
biqdc, .. says Bernd, whO rode
~ S.bolwpowcr. maroon motor )('O()ter to
Arvada Junior Haah School in Colorado.
1bere was • cro up or us who hlecJ to
bun around town like a bunch or
bumblebees.•• Bernd says. "We all h:sd
aew cuts."
Thus began a lif clo"& love ... of
two-~hceled motoring.
At ac SO. Bernd i.s still ridjl\J. but has
chopper of cbolce is now a turquotse and
cream Hu&ey..Oavidson low rider. Bernd
has customized hCty inch of his 1991.
1340cc, 100-honcpower Harley -doing
moo ol lhe wort ~tr.
"Things J~ lJnd of c,01,~d,'
Bernd s:l) . "l v.cnt through .:a
series of motorC)des ··
In college, Bernd roJe a
Bnll h~nude Triumph. l.lter
mO\ing on to h1gh·performan e
Jap:inese motorC)cle). But the
Harley-Davidson 1\ his fa\oritc
because o( ILS "element.ii"
qU31ity and the fact that the
motorcydc ~ not too h1ah·tcch
to worl. on.
"I ha"e nothing :ig;u n't the
Jopanesc motOfC)'CICS. but wmctimC'\ th't)
work so v.ell you Corgc~u·re on a
motorcycle," Bernd say . "l got bad.. into
Harlcys They \ibrtlc, they mV.c some
noise and )'OU know fOU'rc on I m h1ne "
Bernd doe not drn his Harle) to Y.Ork ......... /.
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art in this museum;· Gaiber said.
"In people's mtnds. it's bccomC a
ceruorlhip i.isue."
But Hedge ~a)') censorship i.s
not the point. He sees the exhibit
a an example or how the city is'
wasting tu dollars during ~ffic..\llt
economic times
"What 1 personally feel · about
the an u>elf i~ reallv irrele\.'&nt,"
Hedge!> said. 'Tm concerned
about the larger ii.sue of the pro-
priety of public funding. These
kinds or thi ng~ ought to be the
S..MURUM/a
Trust fund
would help
establish
dog park
~ Offtc1als say pet owners
must raise the money to
fund the area themselves
during the next year.
BY MAai-;u: lilCL£oo, nAJF Wlt1Tu
COST A MESA -Freedom has
.l pnce for dog O"-ncrs
Cit) 0Hic1al) ~ad the\' "o-.ld ap·
prlJ\le malang Te\\m~lc P:irl on
1'C'-'port Ik>ulC\ard a dc~gnatcd
bark pul Ho"e'er. O'o'nen mu)t
r:u e the mone' to fu nJ the parl
the~l,es during the ne't )CU
HI a cuy-c-stabli,hed tru)t fund
· When v.c set up the Sa\'C Our
Youth center. it "'as a sun1l3r ~1h.t
.at1on," said Councilman Joe End·
son. "We set up a tru t fund and
1t estabhshcd a rnJ sense of own·
er')h1p \\hat I'd like to ~e here 1s
that same sense of ov.nerlh1p ..
Cuncnt~ muu be v.~d
on a lcu)h no longer than 8 feet af
o"'ner"i. v.;1nt to "alk thc:u pct an)"
"'here in ·the C1ty, off their o"n
proper,()'. The designated area -
about three acre"> -of TeW1nldc
Par!-. "ould be modelled alter a
s1m1lar park in Laguru Beach
v.here dop run free v.ith other
dogs. an a Icnced area
· \\c arc cl e IQ 60<:i apart·
mcnt dv.eller and conJos an the
cit) v.1th no pl<1.cc Lo run their
J ), " !>31J Diel Mehren, a parl)
.:and recre:u11.>n commts.\Joner. "\\ e
1houaht ma)tlc this v.as an area
that v.a) under ~"'ed."
Some "'ere diupP'>anled by the
rounetl'i dcc&>ion to ignore recom·
mcndJtion by the parks and rec·
reat1on cumm~on and ~taff to
apprO\c penJJng Sll.500 to erect
fencing, c t:abl~h 1Jgn and dcmol·
1 h ne1ghborin& Tc:Winlle Yard to
provide parking, The rccom·
mcndallon al«> suggested that
after c taN~hin& the park. the cit)
,hould '°ltc11 suppon from park
U\CI"\ Ill rep.av the Clt} for the Cll·
pcn'c
"Thi' 1' a "Cl) hagh hurdle."
'31d ''"hn L>c\\'111. chairman of the
p;arl anJ recreation rommi' ion
··1 th1nl 1n ~me ca~~ H1U ha'e to
build >mcthang w the) v.111
come
Tho..c 1nterc,teJ 1n Jonatina
rnone' or matcn:a for · tM p:arl
">hould call the cat)· dep:artment
uf rommuntt) '<"ice It 754-5300
Thliter m•ager ass•lted
·~midnight screenlnll.
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QUlmON OP DAY
Are massage
parlors OK
for our town?
Editor. Tbt Cosu Alu•
Planal~z Commlssiaa ls
coasJdc"ria11 tM fate of two
11cupttssurr buslncssu. wbicll attd
adult cntcrl11JlllJJcat llttascs. Tbc
dcb111c has sparked coatrot'crsy
01 tr n111ssa1c businesses Jn icntnl. 0 •
I ju)t wanted to let you know that I
n:all) l m very upset to sec this in
the paper this morning. I want
them to lea,.e. I don't wanl them 10
ha"e anything to do wilh 1he city of
Cost:1 f\1c sa, and I just think it's
\Cry 'AUlng.
And I wish th:11 they wo uld go to
\\1es1minster or Garden Grove and
)lay a .... ·ay fro m Costa Mesa.
No. I dun't th ink they should be
allu1,1,ed to operate al all.
ANNE MARIE CRAIGS
Costa Mesa
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A legitimate n1assage technician,
fi r)t of all, docs not C\'en \\'ant 10
be called a mas.s)gc parlor. l would
think th:il you .... ·ould be able to
find ou1 what the educa tional
background is of the person.
A massage technician is far from
i.o n1eone wh o '-'"'Orks in a massage
parlor, which really has a negative
connotation and people probably
1hink ir's a house of prostitution.
So if it 's a lcgi1ima1c massage
technician Dnd it's just another
busines.) 1hen it should definitely
be allowed. If il's not, i1 would be
good to get rid of it because it's
bad for the name of !I massage,
which is !I skill that has a lot of
education behind it.
PH'i'Lus STURMAN
Corona del t-.1 ar
0
Although some people have used
massage as a front for illegi1imate
activi14es, mas.sage itself is a
perfectly appropria1e enterprise for
Costa Mesa or any other city.
Imagine the poJ!.ibilily that a
criminal organization would
discove r a '-'"3Y to use a greeting
card shop as a front for
prostitution . Would that mean th!ll
all greeting card shops would
automatically become suspect as a
result?
Obviously not. And it is jusl as
absurd to shut down a massage
center that hu no criminal record
or history of police problems.
REV. CHRIS SCHRINER
Costa Mesa
0
I frankly have seen this happen in
other cilies and thinp that arc
undesirable usually tend to follow
the mas.sage parlors. l was in
Ocveland a few months ago, and
there's a real problem there.
JAMES WEA VER
Costa Mesa
0
I am calling to express opposition
to the massaee parlor permits. The
businesses have already broken the
law, and I 1hink they should be
denied their permit. And if they
arc not, I would consider leaving
the city of Cos1a Mc,a.
CHRIS SULLIVAN
Cosla Mesn
aD.•m
•IMIUMOTUMll ........
• YOICll
t Debating community issues
'' Every year
Michael Botwinick
trots down to
City Hall with
his hat off and
his hand out ·for
taxpayer money-> ..
'' Jllllllllm
city councilman_
..
Misunderstood
Everyo~ne misseathe point: taxpayers
shouldn't help fund private art museum ,
ay JOHN HIDOU
N early everyone has missed .the point as.Iced why he wanted 1he city to gi money to
Some of our arts commissionert, many his organization, especially in lhe context or 1he
pilot readers, Pilot editors Bill LobdeU rather W.able budget that the museum en;oYs.
and Steve-~1arble, columnis1 Fred Martin, arts His response was that "parttcipation by the
critic Lauri Mendenhall and, of course, museum city of Newport Belch .. makes i1 much easier
director Micha.cl Botwinick have attempted to for them to raise money. In other words, the
expand the controversy surroUndin& my official seal of approval of the cil)' of Newport
comments on the work .. Sc.lf·Portrait" in the Beach confers legitimacy on whatCV'Cr agenda
Newport Harbor Art Museum. the museum promotes from year to year.
Accusations have flown charging censorship, Mr. Botwinick now states that city money
denial of 1st Amendment rights. a supposed (this year, &nyw'ay) is used to suppo(l childr~
attempt on my part 10 restrict what others aru programs and to deny funding would in ""
should be able to view, and grandstandina in an effect be. taking rood from lhc mouths or babes.
effort to propcl-mysel"'to.•iJtlCr OrfKC. -...-.~ ... ~ ......... My contention is th:u 1he city should not
favorable cOaiparisons have been made of squander ils fine reputation on such drivel. Mr:
1his particular work to that of Michelangelo. Botwinick and the contemporary arl communily
And I have. been told that 1 should change can oot have it both w~ys. ·
diapers a1 the AIDS unit at Hoag Hospital in On lhc one hand they state that
order to get to know that really the work of art. "Self-Portrait" was privately f"!ndcd with
is of humankind. absolutely no taxpayer money 1nvohted. On. the
It's been an interestin& we:ek. But nearly Olh;c~ ~aod public funds do ~upport art musc~m
evC7-_0ne has miucd th~e ~t. actmt1cs and goals by alkw.ing m~offic1als
Its nol about censorihi~ 1st Ammcndment to icverage the n:1me and aoodwill of the cily or
rights. grandstaAding.._Micbcllngrlo, or-changing N~n Beach.
diapers. · Then the museum (and the teachers) aUow
There arc two very simple issues involved IO.year~ to view the project.
with lhe fd museum. w hat a private organization docs with ilS
No. 1: The appropriateness of the city or own money is its own busincs.s as long as
Newpon Beach giving money to suppon it eaten to adults who are. able 10 make choices.
non-c5SCntial services in the form of art and, in Out once public money is invoh·ed in 1hc
panicular, to an organization which allows the support of an o rganization whether ii be a
graphic display or nudity within its walls. contractor, consultant, or art museunl, 1hen that
No. 2: The museum's wlUingness 10 parade organizatK>n must be prepared to lislen to the
4th-grade children before that di~play on some input of the giver or that public money or keep
misguided effon 10 make these tG-year--old its hands out of the 1axpayc:r's pockets.
minds appreciate "an." The m_uscum wants l~e money. I say that it
I am certain that Mr. Botwinick would listen has cone too rar. The city •hould s1ay out of lhc
quite carerully to a private benefactor's art museum and the arl museum should protect
complaints regarding a particular exhibit, s~b--!ec_naaert from sraphic displays of nudily
reprdless of whethcr·or not it were funded by wtth1n its walls.
that benefactor. What 50me people have · All in all, it has been a remarkable week.
overlooked is that comments made by •.Public ~ichelangclo's rem;irka~lc tale.n1 has been
o fficial on a public matter necessarily should be 1mpu~ by Fred ~1 ar11n. A c11y arts
made in a public forum. commisston~r barely out ?f college has s~n
To do otherwise would either raise issues of remarkable ignorance or wues surrounding 1he
"shadow iovernmcnt" or attempts at improper Isl Amendment. Director ~1ich;i~I Bo~n.ick
innuencc or would smother offK:ial public input has ~hows .remarkable chutzpah 1n explo111ng
as 10 how public money is expended. quas1·pubhcly funded 111rbage. And. a reader.has
I think that aivcn these choices most people ~adc a remarkable ~talemcnt rel11t1ng chan&•ng
opt to Ii.ave their elected representatives speak d1apen or ~IDS pa11en1s to the work of the arl
up on questions of public policy even at the risk or humankind. .
of causing some controveny. For the record, I change th~ diaJ><:n or my
The Newport Harbor Art Museum i.s a 4·rf!Onlh old daughter ?" a daily b:asis. Th:ll.
private organization. Every year, though, ladies a~d gentlemen, 1s 1he work of lhc art of
Michael Botwinick trots down 10 City Hall with humanklnd.
his hat off and hi s hand out for laxpa:ycr money. Joh Htd6U ls a Ntttporl &•ch city
When I met him nearly three years ago, I RHUJdhitaa.
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lllllMU CONTllOVlllSY
.Opinions differ .on· wh8tMr
proposed 'bridges needed
I think we need the bridge.
DA VE 11-IOMAS
Newpon Beach
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I am very much opposed to the
Santa Ana River bridae trouing
at 191.h Street I live right on 19th
Street. We arc the poor relalivcs or 1hc Newport Beach people,
and I 1.m very much opposed. 11
would ch:in.ac our neiahborhood.
No one it talking about the
environmental issues. All they
care abOut i.s not widening Pacific_
Coast Highway. l.ct'I think about
widening Pacific Coast Highway.
TINA REINEMANN
Costa Mesa
0
The county study shows that the •
cons:1r~ion of the 19th Street/
Banning Avcnvc bridge crossi ng
of the S~t• Ann River will not
increase tr;iffic on either East
19th or Dover Drive .
If the Costa Mesa free-.·ay is
not extended south of 19th Street
nnd the, 19th Street/B:.nning
-bridgcfsLnol bUilf. Wcwj>ort
Boulcvnrd will become so
congested that 1here "'·ill be a
3Ct4o% increase pf traffic on
East 19th Street and an equal
reduction in tra ffic ob E:lst 17th
Slrect.
If the bridge is not buih. traffic
on East 19th Street will increase.
l( the 19th Street/Banning bridge
is not built, Cm~t Highway lraffic
in West Newport will increase by
11,000 trips per day.
This will probabij require the
widening of Coast Highw;1y by
one to two lanes. The widening
will Impact either the park on the
south sldc or busi.ncs.scs and
rC$idenccs on the north side.
The Coas1 Hi&hway/Svperior
Avenue intersection wilt al50 be
impaned. It ts premature lo
delete the bridacs until the
impact or conslNC'ling an
alternate cirCUltlilion sy1tem is ..
known .
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DON WEDD
City e ngineer
Newport Beach
We are strongly in favor or the
Oannin& Avenue (19th Stree1)
bridge. \Ye feel 1he majority will
be greatly serviced and the \U:ll
minority in Dover Drive should
not be considered for the
decision .because 1hcy arc of
lesser importance th11n the
mnjority or people ""ho would be
served.
JAN AND PAT McDANIEL
N cwport Beach
0
I am absolutely opposed 10 it. In
my view, all it will do is funnel
crime and gangs further down
into Newport Beach.
ELIZABETH REITENOWER
Ne,wport Beach
0
We don't need two bridges
adding more traffic into Ne-.·por1
Beach. We've 101 enouah already.
And perhaps some1h ing can be
done about Coast Highway; they
can widen ii.
LINDA DEACH
Newport Beach
0
The fact that there is going to be
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so much increased tnlf.c Pna
up from Pacirac Qwl Hipway
11long Newport Dc:ach1 I thJnk
that Costa Mesa is beln1 very,
vtry short sighted because the
trafr.c &k>nl NcwpOrt BoWevatd
will be to the utcnt thlt people
will stop st>oppin& along Newport
Boulevard.
I already have quit p:>in' 10
any shops along that area m
Costa ~1csa. II is too ditrteult to
gel into and out of the busine'5«
except 11very1hort periods of
time during the middle of the
morning and aflcmoon.
I am whole heartedly in favor
of both bridges even thou&h we
will 5till have more traff.c.
howCvcr, the altcm:ativc is to
move. You either pul up with
what's going on, or you move.
ELIZABETH HOLSTEN
Newport Deoch
0
I lf\"C in Newport Dcach, and I
am opposed co the bridecs and
opposed to the •·idcning and I
believe they nttd to be deleted
from the m:.stcr plan.
NANCY OLENICK
Nc¥ri'J¥>rt Beach
o.
I am for the Santa Ana River
bridge crossing, especially at
19th. I 1hink it will open that ·
:area up, "'"hlch is sort or a liulc
bit of potenti31ly 1 b:u""rio there. I
think it will open it up and
improve the whole thin& and
m3ke th:.t -.·hole arc1 better.
So, I am fo r •pc-cif~lly the
19th Stuct. I know the people
-.ho own in Dover Shores arc
panicking, thinking lhcre .i.s aoin&
to be a frccwoy there but I don't
think they will C\'er open up 19th
from Harbor to Irvine in Costa
~1cu to let that happen. ·
JOHN DURIO
Cost:ii ~·lesa
0
~t)' __ coaunc.n.1 1.c.~.l1~·ou.ld.Jti; lb!l.I
Chairman Roger Stanton and the
Oranse "°"nly Board of
Supervisors need 10 take a bold
decision to stop takin& wastin.g
taxpayer money on the purjioscd
bridses across the Slota Ana
River at 19th and Bannin1 as
well as Gisler.
And there is tremcndOUl
opposition in the nc:i&hborhoods
that would be 11 risk. 11 docs.n·t
lake a rocket sckntisl to sec the
ncg:ul,·e effects lhe bridges would
ha~.
. GENE HUTCHINS
Costa ~icsa
0
I am adamantly opposed to
building that bridge ewer the
Santa Ana River. That's goin& to
do horrible thinp. We've already
done awful things to l~h Street.
The trarfic it's ioina to cause is
just incredible. I am definitely
opposed to it.
JOAN MCCAULEY
Newpoct Beach
0
I've lived in Newport Beach for
O\'cr 10 yean and I 11m
completely 100 percent op~d
10 1he Santa Ana River brid&c orf
191h Street.
PHILIP PALASIAS
Newport Dc1ch
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CNTA--
N....,_. A1'1Mit: A
suspcabn>Mlnduooah
"" uD&ocU4 MUuoacn
window IOd -SIOO In ~ ditct froa tM:
bomie in IM: 2000 block.
U1MIC..: Qildrcn'1
dolhe:a nd a wktoo--
CUMtt• reciorder valued
a11120.,.,.,. "°"'" rrom ... M .... olD._
otnce ia lM 600 block.
Iii CullM .,,...,
Somoonc broke ill
UtrOUlh .... teat door ol a ber NI the 1000 blodl>-
aod --SUIO lo _,,_ ............
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CIOn'A MESA -POtice
cailld8'l tnck down the ~ but
U.., did recover part of the stolen
lftC*1 durina Mondi(• aeuch for
1 bank robbery suspect In the area
ol Coriander Ora~e and Nutmea
Place.
The robbery occurred at 2:3.S
p.iri. at the Fl~t ln1enlatc Dank,
lOl9 Harbor Blvd. Police apokes-
• .an Offteer Georse Wilson uid
the tusptct reportedly entered the
l>ank and demanded money,
tcllina • b~nk teller he had a 1uo.
No weapon was seen, however.
The ~r left the b:ank witb
an undisclosed amount ot money
I >
aac1 ........... -••• 11 ... 011 Coriudlf, WU.. .W.
AlaJaoup police ..... --said &hey •atebed the area for
about two taoun, officen oDly
muapd eo t.ma up ~ ol the
stolcft moocy, which Wll CouAd by
unidentified citizens. Some money
wu abo found by police on
Coriander.
The suspect was dacribcd M a
white male, S feet. 1 inches tatt,
145 pou.nda. He k>Oked '° be in
hil late 50s and •• wcarin1 a
ft1bin1 hat, a beip jacket and
sun1l1J1CS.
-Bf MAutsa M~D
COSTA MESA -Oranae
Coast College's spring semester
begins Tuesday, Jan. 8. Late-start
classes be&in the week or Feb. 7,
and mid·semes1er dasscs start ·the
week of March 21.
Sprina applications are bein&
ac:ccpted and registration appoint-
ments are available. Registration
by appointment runs January J..13
and walk·lhrou&h registration runs
January 18·21. Free schedules are
available in the Admissions OCfJCC. ·
For more information, c:alJ
431-sm.
NBWPORT BEAat -
The lofta·lwalled bottom of
Orup County's resickntial
real a&atc market it bere
and the market is poiled for
rcawery, accordi.n& to Dave
Chapman. a acnlor manaier
with the CPA firm ot
K.eAACtb Leventhal cl Co. in
Newport Beach.
.. Now that we are at the
)>onom ot the trough, we
h.ave molt of the inaredients
foi a healthy re<XJl"cry of the
housin& mark.ct -affordable
prices, low interest rates and '~ population irowth. ..
cxplauu O\apman ... But
we're still missing job growth,
and the new demand that
pt with it. The good news
is &ha& to far during 1993,
jobs added have roughly
equaled jobs lost."
According to a new
data-filled monthly newsletter
on the state of the county's
residential market that
Cl\tpman is publishing for
Kenneth Leventhal&: Co.,
the sales volume of new
homes in the coun1y bas
ranaed be1ween soo and 600
per mooth since March.
-BT m• DAILr Pu.or
Pleaae Iola .lJs
ForDlaaer
1. .. eller
Weekendllraaeb
Sabdrlo 's WIS Otigk'l1/ly bnied In etaoo .,. cu fllher bnxqt
1he fsnly recipe fof cu famous
.., Samgt fram P*rmo. ftlly
In .. 1930'1
T~. his sons & ptdsOn . ~ '° peovtde • con,,iete
merlJ " dwlnllc ~ food prepnd fresh daly Ind S8ascned
wtth 5 genef1llons of fwnily pode.
Thri you.
The Sab-.o famtf
CATERING SPECIALISTS ·
lf•Htl W. ~ INCs I Q:ll'tlrs ..,.,.. ........... ,...._ ..
f1M' Resecvans Cll ns.oea1 ... ~ •. _. ....
The truth about
funeral prices in the
greater South Coast area.
At Harbor Lawn, people are important. We believe
that every family deserves a personalized final tribute.
Here, only the family selects the type of service they
want and the price to be paid.
Burial space for two ••.•.••.....••.••..............••.•• :. $910
We will provide direct cremation,
including monuar-y care from ...................... ~ ........... $678
Or choose from other type of services from ·······~·$895
Casket priced from ................................................... $200
24 Hour Ser¥ice
(c.lfotahe..,.. .......
CORONA DEL MAR -FtiC
Cbicf Tim Riley wW pmide O\ler
•Ut ,.a•ila to be 1 heated
m.cetins IOftiaht •ith Buck Gully
raidcAtl.
Rikiy will diKu plans to clear
bruih and dcMC \'C&elation f.rom
homes &hat line the scenic Corona
dcl Mar CU)'Qn II a 7 p.m,
mectio11t the 0 is Senior
Center. ·
The O&y Council unanimously •arced oa Nov. 8 10 allow·Riley to
require Buck Gully propeny
owners '° re~ veseta1ion
RECYCLED RAGS
QOM5 flOM M WAIDl(EOF M
womJS 115T DlllWI> PlOftl
The nd edltfWt'f aileaior Wf hM ""'
be!r'I ~ '> c:lfer In Ol6 24 'fY\ IS ll hol.R
~
You won't tmw C el )QI ft ( I\
()PIN 10--6 .voi lf'll\j Silt
12-5~
' LOT PAAT't' t.m ~y Cf MR¥ l,().Tu ,..
2731 E. Coast Hilhwav, CdM
(714) 67S=sss3
T•sr0$,Nos1mlw1l,1'9 8
-i11Un lO feet ol thelt ~ and
Lh.i.n it out ror aSM:Mbet 70 le.ct. 11
homcowftCrs refuse ao ~.&he
cify will do the work ud bUf
ttsidcnt .
'"The *hole Pu.rPC* Ol ihia
thins is lO lay out the lfOW>d
rules," said Councilnwl Pbit
Sansone. The cou.ncilman bas
e.spressed cooceras about lbc
potential fire hazard io Buck
GuJly, and said the recent Ucuna
Beach rue rould have ipited lhe
canyon and caused a sipiflCaftt
1hreat to many Corona del Mar
homes.
rn dcpanmcaa Gft'irWll -.
met aur miltaDcc u. die Piil
Uom tClidcDU. Aad I few
~•ti recently ca.pl1iMd diet
brush rc1110¥al could da«Mlf the
environment arid caus. hillside
cl"O$ion in the canyon. ·
Propcny ownen may appeal
the bnuh-dearina plaA within 10
days ol reccivina DOticc.
TM Irvine Co. has amady
complied with fire de~nt
offici m rcmovin1 ~cie~tioo
Crom Upper Buck Gully.
-BT llua LIM.a
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...... ~;·-y~·~rr~~·.·~;·;~;· h;~ ·The H~i,J.ws ...
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Birth Al\:louoctmcnts R1rthda)'J l )r h-·1
lh..i Oncc-ln-A-Lac.:um~ \pccw Occa.non
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Your Cu.tom Printing Nttd.s Arc ... W, Go. D. It!
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w~lftn Sta~ Un1VttS1ty College of Law will
hc»t an Ulform•tlon sermnar Ln your •tt.ai
Your quabans will b« An5Wtted ttprding
• Law School Reqwremalts-
when • how to •pply
• Fuw\a.al Assistance
• lrvuw And Fullerton C•mpuses
• Career Pl.tnrung And Pbcanent
Tiusday, Nowmba 16, 1993 • SchoLushapa
Fullerton • 6:00 pm or • TM Law School Admu.slOn Tat (l.SAl)
Tu~sday, Novnnba 23, 1993 A qwstson and amwer penod will follow the
M'n\11\&t,
· Rivnsid~ • 6:00 pm Seating is lmuted &nd reservabaru .,.. on a 6rJt.
Tu~sday, Nowmber 30, 1993 come. first.-MtYed basis
To ~ter, call Fullerton at 114f138..1000 or
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I I 11 \ ... I 1; I • 1 .. 1, . I I I, '
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The o..t.a
f c-&ra&.cd U-C thcit F.-.
S a.ad Holiday Boudque • 11 .
:it the c.ou.. Cd ud Coualty
Club Laachcom is J3) Few "*1'·
.-at.om. ca.IS .5.5 -454.5 or "2·1Ji&.
WEDNUDAY
C ... CLAU
T Se'9>port·Costa M~Jn~
'r \tCA w.ill be ~tae u
\men~ Hc<&rt Assod:aUO. CPR
• ;m at 1hc ~4:'opof1 F 1~. llOO
l..;nM:n.I\ Onv .. It 7 p.m. cc.a d S20
'or mcrabcn SlO for DOO-mcmbcn.
;di M2·99'l(I fCK mott 1D.!onm.lioa
J IMUC1A.L WotltlMW
Hora Bur\..c: i.rd S~ ~r. faaanci&J
• \o.11tanu "' th Sm.th llMnt)
Sh .... riOl'l, ! n.: . "" 11 hou a free
•1 .Jn<: .ii "'o·a.~hop for "'cmcll. -How
w f'ici. Stl-..: • \ 10,j bt:uc f'lanCWI&.
\\all>. 1 ru,• ;;nd Prob:itc-. from
' '0-~ 30 p m ;it !be ".:""port ~h
J> .. tio.: Libr"" 56 S.n 0.:mcntc. For
'llOrc inforfl'-' ' C4 YS5· ~ I 7
ftAalMTIMO ... LU
\!1.i. •• SI' .. "' r prom1n n: lnMT•!I~. '":ri h 1'ld .. hatJ 1~rap ~t .... a1 lJ''t' it
~nort tah. l\nd al\S'Acr qu~.ons on
p;i::nuni ~1ih :it A.Jaim EkmcnU..")
'X'hool m .. lt1-po.if'PO'C ~ ~ ·
O ubho.nc Rd~ C'.o6ta M~ Proinm
x i.ins at i 30 pm ~nd lii:nw.ioo 1>
!rec. For more 1n!omu1ion, all
556-31 7.
•!,. ...... "~: ·The n Be ch ud ...._..., M.aor
members of t'k L.caiuc ol W~Cll
Votcn of Oran~ ~d at
:he homc-OI Ptl\ !It~ K.a!Jhcr, 121
Encl Lil , 1' .. v.pon 8e4ld1 at 9' .30 un
._1cmbc:rs w.111 d1~~ tbc O..Otoo
Hcal1h Pun :ind cym~rc ll •ilh the
League's ~11ion on ~~hh ca.re. The
mcc1mg l• frc .. :md ~n to the publ.c
for more tiifo:mataon. a.JI 646-8396
THURSDAY
MIWNllT CM*"H• Of COMMflK'I
The M~n11 .. 01'tWG bf the Nev.port
H:Jtbor Arc~ Chamber of Cocnmcrcc
'"" mccl at "'.30 am :.t DcA.az.a.,
Ba~'1cic \. JC. JOO E U. ..a HJiJr.J, Gl.h:~I ~ er • I be
!"Npon Coruo:t'UC) Bo.rd ol
0~ m .. mti.:r Mal)61Ul TOlll<.rK).
She ,,.,J du..~\ future Cof>l.4:n .. l)C)
pLm hued upolll \b1; recent dcctiom
and shoooo a '~-o Wout the
C.oaiel'I~~ C.ost " S.5. "hrcb ird~s co!:~c ud dvn.:u
4YalKN a.ua MUTtNO
• Jolan Lori w.ill p~m a r:i:.mal
uucrpr.:t t1on of J n Muir'• v.ntlnp
Of the S1:rr:1 N .. <&02 10 -1 .. R.aa:c
of Li;ti:" :u the Se-.port H11!i Gardea
01.b mc.:tLDJ. 191'.X> Port urlov.,
?\capon Bcxh :11 9..30 :a rn COM "' 13.
For rcscrvalJOni.. c:a!I tH~·
SATURDAY
DJYOaCI WOJllQMW
.M£..·n nd Fam I} Thcnp1~t
MUinc C.oh.:n •-ill conduct :a
1111"0rUbop c:all.:d "OA'OrCC: A Scv.
Bcg.uuunc" from JO a :n. lO l!:JO p.m.
. 11 Mr off.a: at 1 SC"•port Cent r
Or ... 't' an· !'e•pott Beach. Top,o •111
1ncl"dc the ,,.d anJ rcCO'cr) "3'"'
ol d1.-orcc, and ·~ g;:m:d to--irJ
•Hl)OOC go.ng tl:lfOt;j • a dl\-OC-CC QI
r.;c;;:ntl) df\ recd, a-l IS SlS, and
"~ .. .x~ lwl;jout~ ull 759-0579
NOUDAY &oVTIQUI
The Cow Mesa ScDJOr C.entcr •lll
"°5l I ho!~ boiottqUC from 9 I m. to
~ p :n. al the ScnlOf Cnu:r :u 69S Vt.
19th S1rcc1 Cost as SJ. Fot more
infon:ut.oo ca.JI C>:S-!356
1lt &lltt MoaamtTlr aJ chit rhMdreo qi N~n &Jkr Aada:Dy
pnsimr iu mam/ ful-la:zrh bJJet prodaa10a of
1he~
Choreograph, by Stcla Viorica, Arustic Director
Saturday, December 4, 1993
at 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, December 5, 1993
at 2:00 p.m.
Norman lp~cs Audiron·um
Ne'Pfl'Ort Harbor High School
600 livine Ave., Newport Beach
Tickets $10 Gepm/ Admiss-jon 10% discount mmble for groups ol it/ or more.
For _tickets and information call The Ballet Montmartre at 714/646-7688
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Croe ~IC> TV GtAac:I 4 NC"n ud
SUroa ~ ol KfW8 • JU.
._ COA ii SllJO •idt ractvalioat,,
SlS.SO aa 1k *-· Oil 719-440Q.
.. ti I CICU ftUMWT
A mocon,ck pmccc •ill be bdd ...... AYC\AUK ,
The S~cd.-11)' Fall Cl~ •ii be held
from 8 pm. 10 lO pm. lo cho
11-WMIAllOll MY
{rod S p.lA. CO 10 p ID ia 8u iftJ
10 at the On~aty Fair and
-----------· El;posisJOO Ccatcr lo (;og:a M •• --u. Grandst;and Arc~ at cbc Oran
County fair and ~'-'°° Center in CoMa Mcu AdmiUJOn tS S 10 ror At 9 a..m... Bia Cuyoa. pW>lJc is
imitcd CO ~IC iii the
re · · of t.lae trw and
~~tioa at 8'g Canyon. Gkwcs.
pr()(CC(ivc fOOl •car. su proc.cctjon
and I IU(t ate rcc:ommcadcd.
ADUl.f "PHRWe AMP'a
t "°'" Care 'unio& & Rchabilitatioa
Center •iD prcteo& a free ICmia.u oo
'l'UUDAY, llOY. I~
wo=ne· .......... UT
The DolpWn OMsion of &be Neoapon
H~ .iVca Clwnbcr cl ~rcc
•iU ho&t a .. Womca U. lk News
Busincu· ~aliall ac 7:15 a..m. ai tk
~l'(Wt Beach t.uriou. 900 Ncwpoi1
C.cotcr Drive. Tlac bn:a.Uaa
feature a pmDCI ol four ptanuDC•l
Gd A Jump On Gift Giving
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SHIPPING
we·u·sh.ip an) of our prepac.bged
gifts valued over $9. 99
anywhere in the continental
United States F1lEE
if you place your order
before ~ovcmber 25, 1993.
Visit our store today for deWls!
PIA7.A
l7tb at lniDe A¥e., Newport Bacb
• Smd A Gift By Phone 642-4302 •
It's Sparkle-up Time!
Al no dWJe, Wt WfD lboroughly dean. bd ... paM Ip IO ..
~of yoar Jew~lry (wuc:bes no1 indlttW). Tiiie lllwrnna fll
Ills .... offer and che Opponlldy IO ... ,., 18ft' I' ...
dllps dteded fot Slldy.
CHARLE~ H. BA R
9·'~
,o\dult adm is SS. dlilJrcn under
12 ~ Crc:c. Call ( 714 )364-36 72.
MftHtDAY, MC. 4
caml'lllU WY AIJAlll
Prcsb)urlu Owrda of lk CO\o'Cnant
adult1 cMr 18. SS fot •ics t.)..17, and
free for :aces 12 :anJ under. For more
1nfortn.1tion, call (71 4}'92-99)3
~"" ,o.u ,,~,. ,. AroulMI r ....
I'd/tor, Tk 0.lfy PIJol. JJI tV. /lay I.,
Cost_a Meu. C... 11'11.
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REFINANCE TODAY
Guranteed To lower' YOll'
Moatbly Pa1mmt Al .
G!!!P ABSOLtITELY NO COST!
Cal Today For o Free CorwulJotion
r • ._, .. 1: : .. (IOO) 20t--FUND .......... ,.n.._ 5031 Btrch Ave., Suite E, Newpott hoch
~~~~,~o
The Gosling
a child's bout1Que
WE STCLlff P L AZA
As the rasuvnies of the
S4aSOnS draw near. come ln and see the
· hohda,y apparel and gifts we have
~ for the children.
The Gosling
JM8 lrvtne Ave • l'iewport Beach
Telephone 642-6619
He.,,,.. ~·~ lo-t PJft •
Su~: noon-6 p..m
'•
r-.o.,.0::.~,._ ~ ~~~~/ .. ~I
. ·WE H·ELP
THE MEDICINE
Go .DowN.
I ~pM \'illa. mt~li.'1ti111 nmitrril J ol tht nwl)
......... ~ '" PfU\idt 11 no U1J'I ~· II !'1UI' '*""' ntttls
•1th ~·. wnin@, • and nm pmbnal laun·
~.\OU 0-find J 1 inrtudrd in our afbd.ble montM . . .
rmtal ratt. fuD-~itt 'sttd In~ in an~~·
1\11lablt fnm lo.· .. 1:w;, Pf'1 nWJnth Our~ nlft'.
qualit) pmrlDll n an-I ru.0 ,. c1 ammit. · a ...-u1 a
dNI. Dt.i~ for romfon .. cafffld • ith loft • ....... •ich
CWL. in dw: moM c~ful •'8). '*II ~Jm \ •.
VIILA
(7 1 ) 642-5861
tlOI Hil1u1 •r.. t pelt le1e•. CA t26•
.,, lil•t• I••••••••• r1tu --·-
Jean FOtbath
mtounder
honored for
helping the
homeless
T he Or:)ngc County .
Homeless Issues Task
Force joined Fair·
lhare 502 in hostina a Sun·
day evenina dinner at the
Rii.z. Newport Beach. The
.... cm
Society
Editor
f undraiscr/
gourmet
ptherin&
honored
the dedi·
cated Jean
Forbath.
M
founder of
Costa
Mesa·
b;ued
Shtlre Our
Selves,
Forbath
was called
to the m1·
crophone an the kitz bar
by State Scnaior Mulan
Btr&tson. champion or the
benefit.
••Some may queition the
approprillteneu of raasinJ
money for the homeless lO a
fine restaurant hke the R1u.
I feel thot \looe must learn to
celebrate hfe. to apprcci:ate
"hat v.e ha\e, and ~bat \lte
can do for othe11," com·
mented forb:uh to lhe ap-
plause of some 200 youn1
Orange Coast cxccuti\-c
types cro\ltd1n1 HaAS Praa·
tr'• d1nin1 cstabli hment.
Dr. Randall Dut!I of
Smith Bamey-Shcanoo an~
1•ttcr bu1b1alHr, general
cou~l or the ll"ine C.o.,
.i5>ined focccs cha.irin1 the
Forb:ith dinner.
Tom RJlcy. Diii Stclftct,
Mary H ndrkkson, M1chacl
Ltnnoia, Btth Gra~ts. Susan
Oak.soa, Tim Shaw. Pdrlaa
and Jerry fttldc and
Cbarltnc Turco v.erc on
hand for Pr2gcf & outstand·
in1 cua1ne, v.hirj) beaan
wilh aravtu and mustard
dill sauce comphmcnted by
AaJbora Ab\it, follov.ed by
fricassee of Maine lobster
:and roast duck.Jina.
.. ll as crucial for the pn·
Yale Kctor to ICl &nvol\cd
helpina people set back on
their feet. Any one of us
c:ould cod up homeless.
MOit people arc just a pay·
check away from the 1treet.''
said Senator Bcraeson.
The Homeless I ucs Task
Force is a count~ide pub-
lic·privatc p:artnenh1p foun·
dcd 'by Deraeson in 1986.
IUFFELL'S
IPlll.STUY llC. .................. 1112_.._ ___ .. u.
•
From 1
pou,p rca
~na
people."
but be did make a aarprite cnuancc lut
week a& a CorOGa del Mai Hip SchoOI
utembly. He Wiii there to talk about respect
and rapoasibWr,.
.. With ibout IJOO adolescenu in that
&Y1Muhun it jusa ocxurred to me th:at I
OUpl to have a WI)' lO &Cl their attention,"
Bernd says ... h did work."
I.be supcriiucadau•1 job. lie.-"° ICCfet
of WI Hailey Ubk. ~. D"'1 Pilot
inlCMcw. Bend made I pcUI ttl ~ .. My
Jcathen .,. ....,. prCued." Bue M a
mmt>cr ol HOG -the Harle)' Owncn
Oroup -Bernd says he's foWld that mo51
bikcn ate fairly uP'Qle. lu eVidcncc, he
describes typical biker behavior al a re: l
Bernd and e Sbellcy rtdc qcther
wcekcn4' -ooc yow typical bch4 • { r
public scboot superintendent -but he }
he's beard no compbints,
"l tend to be pretty conventional io
stop durina a recenl weekend run to
Lancaster.
C\'crytbiA& 1 do, but there's that iuy biuy c
When Bernd wu under consideration for
"Three l"Y' opened up their aaddlcbap
and sot out cellular phones and checked with
thcit an wcrina seMc:a.·• Bernd U) ... The
of me that enjoys the fcelina of freedom ) u
cc1 Crom thi .... Bernd Slys ... Th 1 ny, I c n
be SO )c:trs old and lead an e~rcmcly
conscrvativ-e life and 'till h ve fun."
·TIEATER
From l
ment that he was goin& b ck
there to check the speakers
when be was assaulted,"
said Capt. Tom Laz.ar.
This was the last weekend
of the month·long animation
fc:stiv:il, which has pmered
:i popular cult following.
The sbowins is scheduled to
end Thunday.
The theater hosts two
shows: matinee and early
evening.
Your ticket
to a secure
• retirement.
For a rccotded message
of curmu rate information. call
t-800-4USBOND
l -I00-487-2663
. COKER
From 1
5U&&~t the honor bestowed in 1988 to Officer
Olen fisher, who aa.dJed Debbie Killelea durin&
her l l breaths of life before he ran down the
drunken dri-.-cr who look them from the Balbo3
Peninsula mother, now mean nothina.
The club's 1976 honor ft> Sgt. Darryl Youle,
who helped break up a smug&linc ring that
dumped Ltbanesc hMhish into local
neiJhborhoods, is now wonhless.
Officer Mike Sullivan might want to recycle the
Medal o( Valor he was given in 1913 Cor busting
.
into a hous.c encuJred in names and comin out
~ith an elderly "oman ..,.hose husband later died
in the blue.
When Lu)k and his 10..C co-horts think about
things to be thankful for as they.sit down for their
ThanU&h ing dinners next week, they ought to
remcmb<r the Glen Fishers, the Darryl Youles,
the Mike Sulh .. ans and all the other officers "'ho
hl\e l ept "le~port a safe p13CC to li .. -e and pl:ay.
The to-.i Oub members "ould &lso be wi>e to
gn.1b ll d1ct1onary and look up "honor," ''d:ass''
and "maturtt) .. Although those words were p3rt
of the .club'~ unv.ntten ch:irter, their mcaning.s
hJ\e apparently been long forgotten.
Matt Coker's column •p~11rs Tutsd•J'I·
Wanna place a classified ad?
Call our dassified advertising department at 642-5678 .
WARNING
.
From l
ry la5& Oft the list ot our pti0rllie$ ...
Heda bellCVCI 1bc
museum h viol tin&
mun 1y t by ini children to \icw lh.e U·
hibit, v.'hich feature~ full nu·
dity durin& some udcut pcd
Kgments.
Museum Dltector Mich I
Bot..,.inic counters I.hat city
fondifif · limited to ltudent
educataonal program
••Jr I h d to go before the
City Council and k i t :.
arant I "ould ha''C lo\cd to
h3\C done it tbh v.ee ,"
Bor-. inad said •1nc re C·
tion of m<»t people con1in·
UC) to be \Cry grat1f)&ng_ ''
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How sweet Is
the .PCL football
crown? Ask
John Carney
..,_ Veteran assistant. one-time
co-head coach knows how
much has gone into the long,
long quest at Costa Mesa.
C osta r..1csa High assistant football
conch John Carney had a feeling
the Must:i.ngs were bound for
success when they opened practice this
rail. Of course, he h:id the same feeling
the prcviou~ 24 seasons. which produced
an average of 3.2 ~·ins each autumn and a
grand total of four winning records.
So while players, students, the
comrnuni1y. and his fellow coaches
celebrate the r..~us1aogs' 1993 Pacific
Coast League championship (the school's
first outright title in 35 campaigns). the
fruits of victory may taste sweetest of all
for Carney, a 25·yca~
Mesa coaching veteran.
"I've been Ooating on
a cloud.'' said Carney,
working as diligently as
ever to help prepare
the Mustangs (6·2-2)
for.this week's game,
which happens 10 be a
CIF Division VIII I I J playoff opener against f ' (f viSicing South Pasadena
(5-5), Friday night :u Prep Ncwpor1 Harbor High.
"The kids arc
sports excited, and the
teachers, alumni -the
whole communi1}o -is talking about
Cosu1 Mesa. Everyone seems to know
where Costa Mesa - a little school of
less than 1,000 kids -is."
Dut while Mesa football has not always
been in the forefront, even within fall
sports at its own school, Carney's
enthusiasm has never waned.
"My rewfrd has come from working
with the kids.," Carney explained. "Maybe
I've rationalized and re-evaluated things,
with only four winning seasons. But 1he
fiienaifi1ps analhe memories arc whatf
have from my 25 years here."
;j Carney, on the job seven sea.sons before
the Mus1angs posted their first-ever
winiiin1 season (a South Coast League
co-championship and 8-2-1 mark under
Tom French in 1976), went through a
1.C-ycar championship drought arter the
French's 1978 squad also shared the
South Coast League crown.
"I thought we had turned the corner
under Totn French," Carney recalled.
... fAUUCNIR/7
sea Kings lose the
'honl8' Dantage,
wll play Friday at
Saddleback College
..,_ Villa Park balks at Thursday
setup, game switched to Friday
for CIF Division IV opener.
BY BA&JlY FAULKNER., Sl'OllTS WmEll
00RONA DEL MAR -Corona dcl
Mar Hi&h's CIF Division IV firsc-round
football game with Villa Park, originally
scheduled for Thursday night at Ncwpon
Harbor High, has been changed 10 Friday
ni&ht at 7:30 at Saddleback College.
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rector Jerry Jelnic k
said the change wa.s
required when Villa
PaTk'" cxe'Jcrs:td its
right 10 decline a
Thursday aame.
P1ciflc Co•st
League c.h •mpion
Costa Mesa is hosdna
Division VIII first·
round foe South Pasa·
dcna ·Friday at New·
por1, and nearby Orange Coast Colleae ii
beln1 UJ<d by E<li>on HiaJI.
The Sea Kinp have not played a pme
this xuon ar Saddlcbac.k, and were de·
fea1cd, 3S·l4, by Sanla M1raarit1 ln their
only &•me there lut season.
CdM CoKh Dave Holland, who an·
nounced late Sunday niaht that 1he pme
would be played Thunday, said earlier
Sunday he conhdc:rcd fodeltin1 1hc home·
roeld _,,.. ••d pl1yin1 1ht ..,.. 11
El Modena HiaJl-ln Oranac. VUla Patt'• homo lladlvm__
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, KATSUYA RAl.~ON ll. DAILY l'ILOT
... But the big quesllan; la there time to really put II together
wtlh a new coach, new synn, In same okl Sea View wars?
B• BAIUlY FAULJ(NEll,
SPORTS WtUTEll .
1's only fair •• that fint·
)'Cit roach
RLch.11rd
Smith isn't
sure what
to expect fron1 the Newpon
Harbor H.igh boys basketball team.
The Sailori, after fll, have to feel the
same way about him.
. Smith, hired Sept. 20 to replace
Bob Serven, who was fired after four
sea.sons., has had leu than eight
weeks to observe and instruct the
players many believe could form the
.school's best team since 'SS.
durina the summer. displayina a
beefed up physique thal 1hould help
him become s1ronger pcnettatlna the
lane. The 6-foo1er .also displayed im·
proved quickness, 10 go .-ith an •I·
ready-deft coun .cnsc.
"Paul is ahe kind of .kid )'O':' want
playins point," Smith iald. ·"He's
very solid. a tremendously hard work·
er, a good ball·handlcr, , and he~
makes good decisions. lie 1 t tre·
mendous leader, who will m:1ke CV·
eryone else better, but can a~so ~
with a rot of confidence. 1nclud1na
three-pointers."
Bob Torrib,io, a 6-1 junior wina.
who aver.aced 2.5 points in limited
minutes last yc11r, showed deadly !C'"
' curllcy from threc·potnl
"MY thoughts now arc
thi t we have a ~ancc to
be an OK tc;;am," said
Smith, who coached Ser·
vi1c to a CJF State Divi·
sion Ill crown (1989-90)
•H0,_"'!".0'!!"'p~·s'!!"' range in several summer
aamcs. He should be
flanked :i1 the other wina
by 5·11 scntor Juan On:l-
lll!la, who Smith said is the
tc1n1's best dcfensi\'c play·
and a Southern S«tlon er.
Jll·A tillc (199Q..9J) in Torribio and Orellana.
three seasons at the arc expected 10 help make
5Chool. "Out we 're ·a l<>t'l.& up for the offi:nsi,·e pro--
way away. The adjustmcnl duc1ion lost when All·
oI JM mrnln& in, ;tn_clh;iy_-D i~1rict ,u·ard Eric Vallely
ing 1he players acclima1c 10 my per· quit 1hc 1eam in the off-season. A
sonality and s1yle, lll3kes if \ery dif-priztd rccruu a!> a '-olle)b31l Kiter,
ficull 10 a~ss what kind of team .... e Vallely Yl-:SS the lc~ding scorer 35 a
:tre righl now:· junior, J\·er.Jging 16.4 points per
If lhe team piciurc remains un-_gc1mc.
clear, the breakOO....•n on individu::il "I re2llv Qn·1 c.omn1cn 1 on (Val·
players is enough 10 re:i.ssure those lcly's a~ncc), because he wasn't :i
trumpeting the Sailon as part of the team when 1
Seo Yicw League title con-got here." Smith said.
tenders, as well as a Top Addi1ional st:.ndouts will
10 team in Orange County. include senior \\lade Tif1.
Ramy Shoukry, a 6-fool· currcn1ly leading lhc foot·
7 AU·Ois1rict and second· bill IC'lm·s. CIF playo(f
team All·Sea View c.cnter campaign. freshman 03nny
as a junior, as well as jun· Pulido, and Pat Peikcr1.
ior point gu:ard Paul Tay· Rhell Coluccio, Wes Ba·
'yar. were both .s1arters on dorek.. Will R._2nkin and
last scason·s 12-15 squad. Ja)()n Guysor ~I also .1dd
Shoukry. who enters his 0 =cha.rd Smith depth.
third varsity campaign with ...... Ti<t, a part·timc staner
Division I recruiting inter· each of 1he past two sea·
w.._ averaged 10.5 _~ nim__[_~fil. _b1inp. L..A-J. 20S:pou.nd pres.-
bounds and 4.5 blocked shots, the ence in the painl, where he isn't
lauer a school singlc·sc:ason record. bashful about banging· in pursuit of
"He's big and aihletic:, and \'Cry rcboundi. He •~raged sill point1 per
enthusi2stic," Smith said of Shoukry. outing asJ1i,junK>r. but is an unknown
"He's a formidable defensive player, (actor· l~ilh , "'ho has yel to ICC
and hc·s making improvements of· ~:~nl~lay, uc to his football commit·
fcnsivcly. Consistency will be Ill key Puhdo. a 6-4 Junior .,..ho d:iuled
with hin1. and how well he can chan· during summer s1re1chcs. has 1he po-
ncl his emotion and ron1pctiti,·cness tenlial 10 become one or lhe Sailon'
into positives." all-ti1nc standouts. before he'1
Newport H:ubor>t Paul Tayyar (10) hopes to have his h:lnds in the of.position's
face, much •as he did last basketball season as a sophomore st:irtcr for t 1c S:iilors.
Tayyar. y,·ho averaged 6.1 poin1s as through. Though just out from frcsh-
a sophomore, lookcd ·v:as1ly improved .. h• tAU/7
Vanguards the underdogs, but they've still got the ptt
..,_Southern California College's
basketball team enters with
·unheralded credentials .
BY DENNIS BR.OSTERHOUS
.SI'OR.TS WRITER
com"'" -®. ~~th~: ~~~r;r~~d ~~ r 'tt ~
upper hand in talent in l;f, '
Golden Stale Athletic ~""'
Conference men's bas· •, ·• 0 •
kctball, but Vanguards • •
head coach Bill Reynolds has had a repu·
talion of gettina 1he mos1 out of his play·
ers.
If the final voling in 1hc GSAC roaches'
prcscuon poll is any indication, another
challenge awaits ReynolJs this scaJOn.
The Vanguards have been picked 10 fin·
ish fifth in the seven·tc:;am circuil, which
Ifie coaches fiaure dcrcndlng champion
A.zuu Pacific, which wcnl unbeaten 10
win its first GSAC litlc last season, should
dominate again .
"They're 1he team to beat,"
said Reynolds, who will begin
his 13th campai$-n at the Van·
gu:irds~ helm 1on1ght .,.. ith a 7:30
home game against Pacific
Christian. sec \\'Cnt 19·11, in·
eluding an 8·4 showing for sec·
ond pl:icc in the conference last
season.
after transferring from Solano
College, is senior guard D:anin
Bry::int, who led District 3 in ns·
sists Ill 7.8 per game last year.
.. He's one of the quickest
gu3rds around al any level,"
S3id Reynolds, who is counting
on Bryanl to le:ad 1hc Van·
guards' fasl -break attack once
again. On 1he positive side of the
IC:dger for SCC this year is the
rc1um of five pla)'CTS from la.st Bill Rc·ynolds
Also back lo add experience
10 the mLx arc senior auard
cOurt Dickmorc and senior for-
ward Eric Carmichael, both returning for
their fifth years Ill sec after each red·
shined as freshmen.
year's squad, a couple of key
community college transfers as y,·cll as the
addi1K>n of five (reshrncn.
The biggest loss. hOY1·evcr. 1s forward
Mike West, a first -team all-district !>Clcc·
lion last year. West, who graduatcJ. led
the Vanauards in -scoring at J 7.6 points
per game and wns a1nonai 1hc lop 20 nD ·
tionalty in lhc NAIA in rebounding at
10.J a &!~e .
"t.-1ike wasn't real qu.ick, but he played
with a k>t of duirc," said Reynolds.
Returning for his $CCOnd 5C&SOn Ut sec
Senior hootin• guard John Naro re·
turns for his second year with lhe. Van-
guards after avcraaina 10.9 points hasl 5CI·
son. }-le's bcina counted on to help fill lhc
xo1d created by the absence of Scott
Campbe ll. who was nol able lO return due.-
lo medical reason&.
R~1urnins tor bis·IOphomorc teason is
6-fool·ll center Kent Pl-fcClclland, who
saw lin1ited ploying
time last year.
Key newcomers
include 6·8 transfer
~tike Ruble -from
Solano College. "He
could givt us a le-
g i 1 i mate inside
threal this year:·
said Reynolds.
Other community
collcac transfers in-
HOOPS
clude 6-S forward Eric Price. 6--6 forward
Todd Andcnon and ~0 . au1rd Darren
lbomu. Anderson played on the 1991
state championship team at .CCrritO& Col·
lcae.
Freshmen Joel Kuipers. a 6-7 center.
and Ryan Chambcr1, a S·IO auant. joift
the ~uad after rcdlhittina last )Ur.
Ruund1na out the team, are frcshnwa ,..
Cf'Uit1 Du Hyde, 1 M torwird from~
dondo Beach, and Shane l•1<r, a 6-2
auatd, who earned first-tc&m A.U-CtP
hooors at Visti Hi.ah l11t ICa&On •.
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A 5-loat-9,
165-jlound senor
receiver, he
had ll1ree
cateheS for
51 yards,
including a
31-yard TD -...
and graded 94 percent.
J()SHWAl.Z
A 5-foot-10
170-pound'
Sophomofe,
he filled lo
at safety,
grading 92
percent.
making six
tackles and
br9alOOg up One pass.
Elllnell P11yer1 al Ille Week.
JASON SWEET
A 6-foot-4,
225-pound
senior tight
end and
linebacker, h
hammered
away against
the Costa
Mesa
offensive onslaught all night
RYAN CROGAN
A 6-foo~ ·
195-pound
sophomore
Inside
linebacker,
he is one o
lflose who
symbolize
the Eagles
hope for a promising future.
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JOHN SOllOEDEI
A 6-foot-4,
240-pound
• junior tight end.
he caught two
passes for 20
yards and
contributed
consistent run
bloi;klng to hel
a dominant ground attack.
AllEI. HEIEDIA
A 6-loot-2,
215-pound
Mlior
Cenllr,"' helped pave =33 =no five toochdown runs.
NIWlllll't Hm'lllf PIQ• I If Ille Week
MIKE FREEMAN STEVE GONZALES
· A 6-foot-1 , A 6-foot-1 , -~
220-pound 195-pound
junior tight senior, he
end, he shifted from
caught four Inside to
passes for 36 outside
yards, backer and
blocked well. made four
and handled ~---~stops at.or
defensive duties at end. behind line of scrimmage. ·
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C.Olucc:io. 1 6-l junior, bas
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Jpcndin& the summer wilh the JV.
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lime," said Smith, who c.pcbs
seuon·lona compelitk>n ·for .Min·
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soipc Ouibiljty with alle," said
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sophomore, as ano1htr ~qc:r in-
side.
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"But he-left 1hc program (just
prior to the 1981 sea.son-opener).
:ind Jim (H3gcy) and I became
co-head coaches ror the next three
)ears (2·8. 2·8 •nd 4·6 records).
"'We thought we could hold ii
together, but it be~me a
nightmare 1rying lo gel kids to
commit 10 the pr<>jram,
concentrare and get the job done.
From there, Tom Baldwin took
O\'cr, a~ led us to the pla)'orrs
1w1cc (in his ciaht seasons). •
"~1yron (Miller. in his second
season as bead coach), inherited
some good kids and tus insisted
they lifl weights. \Ve're stronger.
bigger and faster than wc\1c ever
been, and .... -c have a great g_rOup
of committed kids, who ha\e done
what it takes."
Carney so.id. win or lose, he
plan5 to fini~h his career at Co~ta
~tesa.
"I've alw3)"S been proud to be: at
-Costa ti.1esa." he S3id. '"The school
h:is given a lot 10 me. and I've
tried to work hard there. J want to
roach there as long as they'll let
me. If you sec me around. I'll ~
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fll.ftb 11 -·~ .dlnatn Su v.w L'*l,U-pnt; .. non-
tl»Nmenl oarnn • 1 30,
wca.rinc my black Costa Mes.a hat;
and my black Mesa jacket."
Chances arc good. you might
also catch him in a his spanking
new '"PCL Champions·· T·shirt.
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One re ason for Cos13 Mesa's
football success has been "Senior
All·CIF running back Dinh
"Runawa~" Tr:in, ,.ho conlinuc:s
to build on his Ne,.port-~1esa -
Dis1ric1 career ruf>h1ng record of
J ,!i56 ylrd~ the pa.st lh.tCt' 5CUSQAS.
Second vn the: all-lime distnct
list lS Coron.l dcl ~tar AJl·ClF
Knior JR \Vall.. ""Ith 2.988 yards
over thC ~ame three-)'Car span .
According 10 J R ."1 father. John
Walz. 1hc 1 .... 0 occupied 1hc same
backfield ill 9-~e:i.r-old Costa f\1esa
Jr. All·Amt'ncan Foo1ball rookies,.
~amh .,.,;.is the. qu3rlcrbac.k., and
J.R. ,.3~ the: running b3ck." the
cider Wall recalled ... Binh was the
belier pl<1)er al that point."
John \\'alz said that team made
the pla)Off5, but los1 in the' firs1
round
Both players wi.11 try to avoid a
similar playoff r111c Friday night as
the Mustangs host South Pasadena
and founh·sccdcd Cdf\i entenains
01\tsion IV Coe Villa Park':u
Saddle back College.
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