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COSTA MESA
Another championship . season Assemblyman
cans meeting
to question
toll legality ~ No. 1-rank81l Corona
del Mar girls volleyball
team defeats Newport
Harbor to captµre Its
second straight state tiUe.
Bt' llJCHAaD DUNN, S.0.n Wt.nU.
FULLERTON -In a tpe<·
tacular finul chapter to perhaps
lhc srcatcsl and IDOll dynamic
h;&h 1<hool &irls vollqball rMhy
in history, dc:(cndina na1ioni:al
champk>n Corona dCI Mar de-
feated Ncwpon HiUbor in five
sames S:r.turday night al C.I Staie
Fullerton in the CIF Slate Divi•
Mon 1 championship match.
The Su Kinas (31·3), who won
the first IWO a::amcl., 16-14, IS-8,
served ror mn1ch point in the
third game, but the Sailors
wouldn'1• go down without a fie.ht.
1bcy came: from bchlnd 10 win an
1&-16 decision, then followed
with a 15·9 vielory 10 force a fifth
pmc.
Coron:& dcl Mar , ra1cd No. I in
the. Mizuno USA TOday national
poUfrpullcd out a 1hrillin1 15-10
win in 1hc fifth game to c:ipturc
an unprcccdcn1cd lounh state
championship. CdM, locking up
itt second •lr:ti&ht nilk>nal cham:
pionship, also won st:atc titles in
1984, 1990 and 1992. becoming
only the S«Ond school ever 10
win bxk·to-b:sck slalc 1idc1. Ir·
vine did h in 1987..s&.
.,. Private conference set
for Wednesday is closed to
the public but open to the ,
media. Officials will try to
convince Assemblyman Gil
Ferguson irs lawful to turn
public road into tollroad.
BY DAVID H £JTZ., StAJ I ~un:.
NEWPORT Bl:.ACH -"fhc
key players in a rcud o'er a 1011
booth proposed for Nc-4 pur t Coast
Drive will coriie to .1 cn.J§">f03 d
Wednesday :ii a mcc1 1ng c;illc d by
Assemblyman Gil I c:rgu-'>l>n
"Wc"rc tryin& to gc1 10 the bot·
tom or the leg.al quc\t11)n~ In·
\'Olvcd." .aid Fcrgu"->n .udi: Pett:
Ca.laina. "We don't 1<.Jnl to ap·
pear like .,.,.c're gran~ .. 1Jnd1ng We
just w:i.nt 10 solve 1he problem "
The meeting ,.on'1 be open hJ
the public. but 1he ne,..., media h.a '
been 1n.,,1cd.
A 1.6-milc por11on of Ncv.pon
Co:ist O ri~. wh.ch v.,a., built 1n
1991 to c:;irry resident\ o( 1hc Ir·
vine Co."s new Qo..nco:u.1 dc,clop-
ment.. will become part of the ~.in
Joaquin Hills Corridor .... hen 11!c
projccl ls completed 1n 1997.
ferguson, 1 longtime 1ol lroJJ
The Sea IGnp, •ho lhc fitsl lo
win bac:k-1o-b1ck nalion:ll 1illes,
joined twO other Southern Cali·
........ sir,k te1 f"l s r tac. Btu
Oli~ and Point Loma buk.cl·
baU 1cams -IO win (our 11:nc ti·
•let. "' • ..,.....
.. l4fc MM.TIM. D.i.n.T PwJr
Corona &:I Mor'• c.;tlln Pickan, kl\, &CU bug Crom -mmau ltrisicn Campbell following wiD o..,. Newport Harbor Sonuday.
supporter, u.id ·he docm'1 undcr-
'tand how ii C:ln be 13,..ful 10
transform a public road 1n1.o a toll·
road. '
.. We h:ad three ~inp (or the
m.11eh In lhc third game, bu1 ihq
kept fiahtina." Cdi\t Coach l..1ni:'c
Stewart said or 1he Sailors, who
dc(catcd CdP.1 1wicc for the Sea
View Lcaauc c~mpionship this
season, but k>s1 10 their lbck llay
rival in the Cl.f' Southern Section
Dlvision I title m.11ch on Nov. 20.
11 was Showdown IY for 1993,
but the fitsl 1ime that Newpore
Harbor and Corona dcl M:.r had
met in a state tide match.
History in the making
Wllh its vido<y, No. 1 ·r .. ed eoron.
del Mat Higll beame .only the oecvnd
school ..., 10 win bodc-tO-bad< Slate
lidel. In the his10ly ol the OF Ible
chompionsh;ps, lhe Sc• l<i"tl' also
beamo the lint 10 win IOU< titles. In
addillon, che ~. l<ihp Wne<f only two
ccl>e< Southern Oliloml> glilSteJmslO -
win four sate tides in • 5flO'l.
SH Spo<ts, pop &.
Residents sim'8 concerns over bridge
~ On Tuesday, the .county Board of Supervisors will
decide whether to klll the proposed Gisler Avenue/19th
Street crossings from Its masllr plan.
bM••WI Mc'"Oftt.hnW......
On Tilctday. the COWllJ lloonl
ol Supcl\'lson will dccido wbclllcr
to lcJll tbe ~ Gllkr A\'tOllO
and 19\b sum bridsa -ita mutcrplu. .
lolbemcan1Uno..-.....
Giller tpealt Olll aboul Ille falAI ol
lbeit ..... l•~awaiaa '
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The p.aint1ng on the top ol
page 1 • by p.>>lel •rt•• Oebr~ Huse. For inform.itlOO
on painting!o. call 650-6865. -··-• Sbde's Harvest
Restaurant Chef de Cutsine
CA.r)-Soc.kridcr will host a
cooking dass on ''The Keys
to a SuCcessiul Dinner
Party'' toddy from noon to
1 p.m . .a1 32 7 Ne-wport
C~tef Dfive in Fash ion
Island. can 640-5422.
• On Tuesday, Millard N.
MacADam, Managing
Di~ ol ""' PmActM le~ip Consulting
Croup ;n Newport Beach,
wiH p a free lecture at 7
p.m. In Ille eomm..n11y
Room cl the Newport
Center l.ib<ary, 856 San
~ Dr .. ;n Newport
Beoch. ean ~4-3191 .
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.. After devoting considerable at-
tention to lbc ISi~e.\o j taOOOl -"ll)'
1ha1 l. or the public, underuandJ
the proceu or lcpluy of 1hc ac-
tion.I taken bv the entihn '*hK'h
bc:1r· the u11rm.111 1e rc-spon:uhility •
and ""'hich m.lde or cnlcrcd into
the dcci'ions and acoons v. hich
ha"'C led to the curren1 •ilualion, ··
FerguSOII said 1n a lctlcr 10 Har·
ricll W~dcr. cha1rv.om:in ol the
Orange County lloard o! Super"\ 1·
so rs.
Ferguson 1n\ 11cd \\ 1cdcr 10
Wednesday's . mce lln.g :1nd .abo
asked rcprcsc::nta11,·cs from 1llc Ir ·
vine Co., Caltrans.. :and the cihc.\
or Ne:"' port 8c:1ch. Laguna Ni&!olcl
... TOU.OAll/1'•9• 4
Russian Jews celebrate
their newfound freedom
.,. Group of emigres meets at Jewish Community Center
of Orange County in an early observance of Hanu kkah.
Bl' R.uss LoA.a.. StAt • "'l 1na -rllc: pcr;cnihon of Jrw15h peo-
ple caused problen1ll w11h my
dauahter 1n school anJ 1n my job, ..
he u6d. "II w;u a problem. You
could not Co 10 a S) n=i.gosuc -e.-
pccialty i( you ...... '\f .. cJ 1n an unpo<·
11nt prolcnion. -
COSTA ~!£SA -A Julie lcu
than a yc:ar ago, Joseph and Emily
Nudel left R1Juia wi1h their youna
dauJhter for the United S111cs,
Jiving up 1he1r profcuional carcen
!pr the: prom1:w: of a life free from
rcli&ious pc rwcution. ''
It look the Nudc:I ... Almost IWO
ycan Ul /CCCl"'C pcfll\d..
MOa 10 oomc to the Unit·
cd talc• It can tab
CM.hen considerably '°"I'"
er, acxordina to Robena
Ca1alinolh>. chrc:ch>t cl
lhc womcn·a d1v11ion ol
the Jtwll.h Fcdcr1t ioA ol Clruac Cowoty.
Sunday w:u; :in impor·
tant· milci1onc 1n 1he1r
~r:aey. IS 1hey met with 85 iOJhct rc«nt Russian
cma,;d at \he Jewish
Comm1.1ai1y Ccruer or
Oranac Couaiy in an
uily cclcbntlon or H•·
nukbh.
"We did AOC 90 '° the
syna,ope lA Ruwa, ..
Mid Efttily Nod<~ a com·
i>utcr enflncer in St. Pc· ·
tenblqwho--
u a ''*"-keeper. Duri.&\a
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For most
of the
Russian
emigrants
here, this
will be the
first
Hanukkah
they've
ever cele-
brated.
tknu"bh
is a cele-
brllion ol
71 • 2 ... r, s " ...
"F'or "'°"' or the R .
Ma.ft em..,-.n here, thla
-.·ill be 'he. fi~ Ha·
nullah that lbcy'¥C: C\rCT
CCScbt'llC4_" CatalilMMIO
,.id. • Hanukbb k a a:~
c1>r11ioo ol freedom and
Ibis I cckbnl-ol
!rttdom for tbcM."
T1tc cclcbraUo• .,._ .. "'""•• ~to Kip -"""' 11't ll-.......
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A cou ol
Beach Nuts.
Currently a barbershop duet, Bob Pettit
and C.E. "Charlie'.' Brown have been
close friends for the last 40 years
.,_ . . .
Tbc BCaCh Nutt
have been croonfug
tuna for w lut
23 ~Some
aample lyrics from
"Tacos for Two:"
Do•vn in :a A1cxic:JJJ
Cafe/fberc's
whtte I m et my
Jove one d;iy/lc w.u
l'Ol11:JJJtic
tt.ndnvous, foi-me
md S ue/She
Orclc.ttd t:acos
foe rwo.
Age-•
puts new •
classic conlllcts
0 nc out of C\Crj lie ~rcnu ba kidf 6S
onJ olJcr. It musl (eel saron1e seems
)Our blby bJ)d ai in .-ith onty ~ liulc
fun on hi' no~in s.:n1or f UJ.l rrom hulf
impl:rnts. ho~c:,cr. as not, as cute ns the •
ong111JI do\\ n, and the re nc\'Cf c:no,ugh co
bru h into '1 i:url. . • ,
11,31 fa mthlr baby J>')Ul he 0:1 hcd 1n ha. ha~h
chair slill bubblt:s to the ~urftlc~ when Junior I}
NlnCY
Mcintyre
59 and
Holding
compelled to la ten to M.om
i;hin' him nothef,heap1n1
t:atitc,poon or aJ\.1cc. The
roles or p:ircnt nnd child arc
:.h fhcJ a> orbitina pl ncb:
Mother al~a) l.nov. be t 1nJ
her ,·etcr:m tot can nC'cr
d1;illcn 'C her -~en when
he' olJ enoush for L:av.rcncc
\\ell :inJ aap1UCJa puJdina
.\ '\., ho""c\er, puts a new ~p111
(Ill \OOIC cl:i IC conflicts
My hacnd, Lucille, age 95
, anJ holJing. h \ a 7S·)'t:lr-ulJ
'4.>n, Joey. v. ho h:is fi nally
J1SCO\crcd :ln indisputable
ncu .. e for not c:alhna his
mother three 11me a ""ed.. He can't remember
JO() u'e' a hl anl mc1nol) like a bl nl. checl. t •
CO\Cr hb re~lli(ln,. TI1e l;irgcr the protest, the
more iero' in his memof) b.snk .
lfo bra11l' '' :a 'eratablc )IC\-C an re tain1n1
mah.mat JJ,1.-c on c'Cl)thing from &:ll<bhci. tu
gall tono \\hen ha' me.· s.J .: ccntc~ bun&lc~ .
another J rcctn\. from Mom on cait,nj ~rroJ\
to improve h1., '" 111, Jo9 ha' the perfect :ahh1
Lu\.alle C't 1 plJ 1, -.he') been tl')iOJ 10
P'!"uaJc her l1ttk N) to anaca\C ha) \ll.aman l
to .. 111nulatc hh memot\, but 11 f:alh on d eJ(
e:irs "h ~\>C\ 1n one hearing 1uJ :and out tht'
other,' he·>agh' · I thml h•> b ucrie arc: dead
:and he dc>c>n 't Ln~ it."
"foq \ hair '' 6\111c." \he contaoucd, "anJ he
ha> mllrc t-J n Ill h1 mouth th:.in the HuJxm
Ra,lr, but h .. ' ,111 m)' b.:ab), :and necJ\ me,''
l'MOT06 "l>lA.M: Awn111. Ouu Pnm
Bob Pettit, left, and C.E. "Ch:i.rlic" Brown, :a.lc.:i. TI1e Bc:ach Nuts, perform :Lil impromtu number one :afternoon at ·Pettit's Cosu Mcs:i honfe.
Jue)'> \\1f1.: h .. , been p.'lticnil> ..., itana for her
mo1her·1n·l.1\\ tu tr;an,f rm into a buttonc:d·up.
gentle old l:iJ, "ho "-Oii 't comment on h<l"'
g:iunt her )41" Ix l\ from h \\1fc' 'c tan :in
~tar·ln,, but oJ•h are l.uclllc "''" uuthut her J;.au1'htcr·in·l.1~ Ju~t for 'Pile. .
\\1th the 1.1~1\: t grO\'ang ~ m .. nt of the
popul:it1on bc."111 • in their 80s :and \11.h, tr's
cuncc.·i, Mc ''c II ha'c 11\C· :anJ ,i,. encr:a111n
t..am1li~' 111111.: l.>r the u:aJ11tonul Chr1,>tmth
D;I\ p1c1urn ·Ph l\,g.raphc~ "'ill nccJ D
BY ~USS loA.JL, 5rur \\'Lin a . -
F or only half of a barbc ~hop
quartet. Bob Pettit and C.E.
"Charlie" Drown work \\Cit
together. And why not?
They've been close friends'--....,..
for the ln)t 40 years.
B;u bcrshop quartet singers since
1955, Pettit and Drown have n rcw·
performances lined up as :i duct until
nn :iiling member or their quartet re-
covers. They've been singing in Th e
Ik:ich Nuts i.incc about 1970.
On Dec 16, they \\ill give a com-
m:ind perfo rmance for the Anaheim
Board of Realtors, dredging up )uch
cla>Sics as "Tacos for T'~o."
Down in D M exic;.in Cafe, they
croon in raspy, two-pan harmony,
There 's "here I met my.Jove one
dDy
It w.:is romantic rcndenou:... for me
and Sue
She ordered tDcos for two.
Pcuit, 79, a Nc, .. port lk:ich mail
carrier for 18 yc:m~, )tarted out in
show business :11 ·:igc 4. "My dad u cd
to be in minstrel shO\\!>," he s:iy , ex·
plaining that performers were made-
up in blackface. "I ul>Cd to be in them
and l was the only white face on the
stage."
Pe 111t was a song-:ind-dJncc per·
former with his father, Dill Pettit.
The) du.I their act on the t:iilgatcs of
Army trucks in Chicago during World
War I to help sell war bonds. But his
show business Qreer was short-li,ed.
"As soon as l got in it, V:iudcville
died out," Pettit s:iys.
He was not bit by lhe show-biz bug
ag.ain until Brow n encouraged him to
join :i barbcf)hop quartet in 1955
"l saw an an k le in the paper that
thi) natfon!ll barbershop qu:irte t orgJ·
niuition was going to try and ~tart a
chapter in Newport," Dro"n sa~. "I
grabbed him and \\e \\ent do"' n to the
Elk's Cub in Nc\\port and ''c got the
chapte r started."
13r0\\on, 7•, a local rc:il e~t Jte a~ent,
was also in the limelight during ha)
)Ou nger years. He played )hurb lop in
the minor leagues in Auburn, New
York. His semi-pro b:ucb.111 curcer
\\35 also short·la\ed. Out he\ bn·n
pla)il'\g in the senior wftbJll kagul''
for the l:ut 10 year :u:iJ \\:1) fr..at\.lrc.:J
1n Sports lllustr:ited "hen h1) 1e.11n
\\OO the World Serie> of Senior Surt
b:ill
Pettit and Dro" n )a\ their w11H.·<l1c
pcTfonnnnces ;lf~ hl.c ':i tonic. hut 11\
clear that what they rcall>· thm1:. on 1,
their 40-ycar friend,h1p
"We knew Lhat ""e d1Jn t hJ' e ~\.l\hl
enough YUices to enter '4>mc ot thc'e
COOlC)lS th:it they hJ\e, '4> \\C Jcl·1J.:J
10 )trc~ the comedy," Urtl\\n ';uJ
"lt') ju)t a lot or fun to hear p.:l1pk
laugh out there an the Jud1cn,e."
"
IA j,k•:insk kn' 10 include the ~U\hel or b:ah1n.
tc:cn·aii;ef'\, part'nt~. gr.inJpJrcnn.
i;rc:u·i;r:inJp:uent'> :1nJ
grc::it·i;rc;it r;iandp:ucnh The rcOcctang glaro
\1(1 all 1h,11.c 'him t"-.1IJ head\ .... ,11 be a rut .
challenge t,> the ;n.1n behind ttlc c-.amerL
If )ou'rt!' a p;;ucnt cop1n~ '4 ilh .1 )t>u np ter b5
or ,,JJa, I t ·.,,c ~ou "-Ith :a '-"OmCurting thought
\\.hen Hlu r pc.st ~our~tr :inJ tell )Our L.iJ lct
the: '.im.: Jolc, hc 1Aon't tc:mcmllCr it -'at
ka't th~ 111 t h.1ll·J·J•11c:n 11m1.:,
Be gr.ill'lul ll1r ,m.111 l:ice·,a\Cr'
\,1t1<) \ldnt)n"> column "Pf"~rJ tl~r')
\lumJ.J.t.
OASll llNIOR CINTD·AmvnY ICHIDUU
2-4 p.m. -Chess • The Oasis Senior Center ls localtd at
800 Marguerite An. in Corona dcl 2:30-·UO p.m. -lntcrmc:d1ate Bridae WEDNESDAY
8:J0..9:30 a.m. -Ph)sical Trainin1
9-10:30 a.m. -I.k g. & Inter.
Calligraphy
Mor. f or Information on any or the
folio" ing oeth it ks. coll ~·32-"'.
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MONDAY
8:30-9:30 :i.m. -Physical TrJinang
8·30 :i m.·) p.m. -Art Worl,hop
9 a m.·noon -lntermcdi:uc
Watercolor
9.30 a.m -noon -Ul.ulcle
10-11 :30 a.m. -Vim 'n' Vigor Exercise
12:30-2:30 p.m. -Chsur Exercise
1·3 p.m. -Coin & Stamp Collecting
1-3 p.m. -Mah Jong Lessons
1:30-3:30 p.m. -Hc:allhy Ea ting
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TUESDAY
9· 11 a.m. -Blood PrcS)ure
9 a.m.·3 p.m. -Sculpture
9:30.11 a.m. -U~ulcle Lessons
9:30 a.m·l2 p.m. -Shufficbolld
10 a.m-2 p.m. -Party Bridge
10 a.m·2 p.m. -Duplic:ue llridge
10 a.m-2:30 p.m. -Mexicana Cards
10 a.m-3 p.m. -Se"ing Group
10 a.m-3 p.m. -Table Tennis
10:30-;l 1 :30 a.m. -Water E:<ercisc
1·3 p.m. -Sp:inish 2
2:30-4:30 p.m. -Ballroom Dance
9·10 a.m. -Chai War Discussion
10-11 a.m. -Executive Meeting
9:3()..10:30 tun. -Inter. Tap O:inc:c
11 a.m·noon -Dec. Tap Dance
9:•S-11:1S 1.m. -Tai Chi Cb.ih
10 a.m-noon -World Geoaraphy
10 1.m·noon -Beg. German
noon-2:30 p.m, -NeedlC\\ort
12:30-2 p.m. -Another Pw age
12:J0..2:30 p.m. -Chinese Brush
Paintin1
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1·2:30 p.m. -DlooJ Pro .. urc
1·3 p.m. -Explore the \\ orlJ
~:30 p.m. -Life On ) our O"n
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TII ltSO \
8;50-9:50 1.m. -Yoga
9 Lm-2 p.m .. -Wood Can in •
9:30 a.m·noon -Shumcbo:ml
10 a.m·3 p.m. -Vi ual A1J S~rccoing
J().lJ:JO a.m -Vim 'n' Va'°r faerc1~
JO a.m·noon -Dr;i1lle lnstitu\c
9-11:30 a.m. -lkg. Watercolor
10 a.m-3 p.m. - Table Tenni
1();3().11 :30 a.m. -Water facrd\C
12:JG.2:.30 p.m. -Sp:int h 3
• ll:J0.2:30 p.m. -Chair Excrci~ . . .
1·3 pm -~•~g "-Ith S;arAh
1-J:JO p.m l'hoto ~ph)
3 30-.S pm. -Lmc D:a n int
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. ·30·9 0 :am -Tai Chi Grou p
S:J().9 30 .a m -Ph tea l Tr.lining
·30-10 15 J m. -Speech Rcau1na
10 a.m ·l 4 Ip m. -Cer&mac;)
9 :a m. -\\ :illcrs
10 :a.m-noon -f>Jintina ror the BlinJ
10 a m·noon -French
10 a.rn-2 p.m. -Oupli tc BriJgo
l:J0-3:30 pm. -Dance U'c B:ind
1·3 p.m. -Mi h JQnaa .
2-C:JO pm. -Pottery WutUbop
POUCIL ..
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CUlllENICAL DINING
N01'S -It'~·,.
..... rift&bu
fH-lr+ioMd ..-Uukbh rcait.
can pl1 .. with latka and
lta• baked challlh. ah bOy, bavc
I Sot an unllkely
deal ror )'OU.
It'll be SCl'\'CJ
Thursday ac (of
all places) the
~wonky B:ihfa
Corinthian Yacht
Oub on Bayside ·
Dri\le.
The he d chd ·
ls a nice Jewish
boy, 32-ycar-oJd
Duo Wtl.ns&.tlA,
who had me
~liva1in1 on the
phone. He's a
&raduate of the
California Culin:uy Academy in
San Francisco, but absorbed the
fine an or kosher cookina while
sti~ a lad tied to Mama's apron
stnn~
launchin& the ei&ht--day Festival
ol Li&hts, Chef Dean is prep:irin&
broiled brisket, ro:ist capon,
chopped liver, the aforementioned
lattes and challah, and such
sOndty other savories u mauob
baJI soup and knsha varnishbs.
So mue reservations now
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1wreddJ (OlilJ SIUS. ~ evca U ,.,.a doll'l ._ ,_.. ,...._
from~ vamillhb. I -. -~. lbe 1asa .... ,. .....
SCNed matzOh ball 10Up II a r:u'!=)'-shma~ ~ dub?
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Off.BEAT SONG TITL£S OF
TH£ WEEK -Sugatcd ballads
for batbctShop quane&a arc 1tUI
pourina (welt. tricllina) in, ud
KeUy Arthur submits No. J oa
today's cbaru:
"I Used to Kiss Her Ups. But
N~ 1t•s all Over."
RunAer-up b.onon So to Catto
MOftaO> with this offering:
"My Motbcr-ln-Law M~cd .to
Geor&i!I. and That's What I Like
About the South."
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LA DOLCE VITA -It was the
th4cst conccotnuion of smoke in
these pans since The Grcot rU'C,
but ~ wu calling for help.
The occasion wu "Ci&ar
Dinner. Italian Style," celcb~tcd
Thursday ni&ht at Mczzatuna
Ristorantc on East Coast
Highway.
Hosts were Davidoff ol Geneva.
the Tiffany's of tobacco. and its
local outlet, The Tinder Box or
Crystal Court, aided and abetted
IOCllTY_
I
%:1.-.P wiw wt qUCI fO ·~haidiaa
OYer the l)buitic ri&a. aJoraa Willa
local IObacconW ~ IC. .....
wtrc restaunatcun 1 ....... , • ..,.. MoUcua.
How near to Nirvana was it for
80 in~ited pac,ts, indudin1 ~
d&.t:ifl lovers ol the leaf? WeU.
with e:ach plcndid counc
prepared by chd Uao AUeslaa.
there was o difrcrent DavidoU -
enouiti to rcpltnii.h :iny uh:m'5
humidor.
Offcrins C).pcrt commentary IJ
our lJlblc, in a rted lancuaics.
w~s world<Jl5,) connoisseur
Joseph Dcfnoco, once acclaimed
u the cigar indu try's "Man or the
Year." When I grow up,
sJucomctcr willing. I w:ust to be •
ju t li!J>c him.
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WHATEVER BECAME OF
SIMPLE TIU ·cs. LIKE FOOD!•
-Chuck Toms, the insurance
ayc:ooo and ~lf-confcssed"USC
Troj:m, returned the olhcr day
from a &oiling vacation in Pattum
Springs.
At the entrance or one c:ourie,
be says, there was a hapless soul
carrying coif clubs and a sign. It
read: "Will Work for Greens
Fee.''
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AMO Ban A 90I' CW
DlmNO llUMOa -Wt.ls driWtc bad: ,.... bia <>rep
reucat, Alt Kett•ee, a&IOfllcJ ud pooa lhut. AOpped •t a rOICWdc •
iu near Mcdlord.
Inside the ,cots• ladlity WU OM
()(those air·blowin& mac:bina.
beuins lhcsc i ructioaa.
.. 1) Shake ellt water from
hAnds; 2) Preu but to Nan
mo1or. 3) Rub h nds brukly
beneath air, 4) Machine wiJJ stop
GUlon}aticaJly." .
Undemealh .,, IS • aucst'•
Kr.l*I, IQ wit:
.. S) Now dry hands on your
puts.••
0 nus COULD BECOME VJ:RY
POPUUR -Ultra-c:on.servative
PauJ Salata docs.n'r h:ivc too maay
kind JbouJ,hlS about the Clinton
administration, bul likes the
military'• policy on rccruitina
bomosem:tls: "Don't ask, don't
tell"
He likes it so much, in fact, that
be wants to sec it extended to
another government agency. lhe
Internal Revenue Service.
Jury Kobrln's coluDJD appnn
n-ery !tloada.r and Wtdauda.r-
Follow-up story with a happy ending
LUNCHMINU
Newport-Mesa
elementary chools
Monday: Ch1d.cn p:ttty
"ith grovy and m35hed I n the journalism trade ii is
kn<>'4n as a "follow-up"
piece.
The story be&iru eulier this
)CU when lhe SOS rood kitchen
held lhcir annual rundraiser at
.... cm
Society
Editor
the Mon~~i
Center in
Costa Meg.
Among the
donated items
up for &nbJ
aoina to the
hi1hcst charity
bidder -.as •
brunch for 40
donntcd by
John Domin&J
rcsc-aurant in
Newport.
Quite a nice
pxka&c. And
valuable as
YtClL h 's not CVCt)lby )'OU can
take 40 of your ncucsl and
dcaicst to Sunday bNnch ~ith·
oul tolun& oul a ~d mon-
pgc.
Did you C\>'Cr wonder if the
bidders ..-ho buy the5e super
prizes at chvity auctrons actu·
aUy use them? More impor·
tantly. how do they tum out?
Here's the follow-up.
Fast forward eight montbs.
h's 11 n.m. Sunday. H:ud to be·
hcvc ifs winter in California,
the wc:uhcr is so deceptive. Per·
(cct for John Dominis. which
mal.es the ~tron (eel u if lhcy
arc dining m M1ui, rcprdJcss of
the clim.111c conditions.
On thu Sunday momiJ)J it is
so perrcct outside that rntaura·
1eur C~rce KookooUc:da ~
his men swina open a1J the win·
dows in the upper level acmi-
printc dinin& room, which has
been rcscned for the SOS ar-
rair. The clin& And dana of bo:lt
tKklc punctuates the Sunday
momin1 silence.
The dapper Kookooucdcs in·
'trucu his ""~iters standina by in
while-starched sarb to prep:uc
the trays of mimous (cham-
~gnc iind Or3n1c juice cod.·
tads). .
A formic:bble Sunday brunch
is displa)Cd on tables set up to
allow the aucst a view ol lhc
llFFELL'S
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BACHELOR'S DEGREE
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In under slx months
(Accredited /Low C~t) 714-222~1612
24 Hour Number
Sminar lnfo/ResemUons
From kf~ Laurie Veitch with Dwight .ind Cbi.rc Bcldc.n.
Chef L:we Sorrcnson wid1
Sally Struthers at the C\"cnt.
tropical ri'er fi!Jcd 'llrith enor-
mous fish that spans the interior ot the structure perched on the
cd&c of the m:un channel o(
Nc-.port Harbor.
TilC cuulS arrh1c . The mode
of dress is casual, tropical com·
fotL Laurie Vdlcb w.clcomcs
Claltt and Dwi&bt Bdckn, Dill
and Mara.le SQYdcr, Larry aid
Lori Arnold. Curie and Rob
Youq, and SteplaanJe and aa..-1 ...,.._ Cathie Cook in·
VALUE
PRICED·
GIFTS!
"•tci. dc.1r pal Sally Scrutbus,
"'ho cn1crt;.iins the cfO\lrJ with
onl! liners anJ sight gags.
Maril)D :md Dan Woottn
c'nJoy the comp.:iny of Tom
JdTt ris of Lo) Angeles and
Pam h1 .1nJ MIU'lio Rcllly Jr. or
P~.1J1!n.1.
Reill) ·i. ho.at is anchored just
b<:low the dining room. Nev.-
por1 's Kto nnd Anal~ Uodt
JOml!J JullD •·cm~cbtr of Bel
-Air .1nJ uJo"s Cary and Sbaron
Grimes Sharon lS a dymmic
rc.11 ei.t:itc agent Y>1th Pruden:
ta:al, h:appy to report th3t the
mukct is coming badt and that
the worJ "c~row". is not JUSt a
thm1 of the p.1 t Roscmam and
Roy D:ll'b:auJ ~1th C11lh7 :md
Rob Carll"), anJ Chris Vtltda
tall.ma ~ith lkbble lku aod
Kto and Karrie Ptttn.
Th(. set tang ~:lS m.lgical, lhe
cru"d clid.~J. the food
ou1i.1ondm1 AJI for a good
cau c: the SOS food distnl>ution
center.
h's what'~ lnown as• happy·
cndinJ follow-up story.
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pot:uocs or hot dog. CJ:esh
veggie cup, pca,hcs in light
S)rup, choice o( milk.
Tuesday: Rib DBO on a
bun or hot dog. carrot ilicu
with ranch dip, apple
"edacs. chocolate chip
coolie, choice o( milk.
Wtd:iesda): Salisbury
$leak.. mushed potatoes with
gravy, whole wheat ro~
crisp pcen s.:ilad, choice of
milk.
1banday: Brunch for
lunch, waroc with butter
and syrup, ~~ac p:mics,
potato patty, gr:.ipe Juice,
chotcc o( milk.
Friday: Turkey in gravy
O\·cr whipped polatocs with
a dinner roll or hot dog \lr1lh
spud buds., orunac wcdacs.
choice of milk.
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Oll'CCU>r or the ProAct1 .. -c
l..caJc{$hip Coo.sultiaa Croup '" N~,,ort Be.ch, •111 pvc a free
lecture u 7 p.m. ut UM: Communuy
Room of the Ncv.pon C.Cn1cr
Ubrary, ~Su Cl.:.mcntc Or., 1n N~ &ach Tbc Prosnm v.1U ~r ~ business urateaia
dciiped lo 1m~ uucinry and
proGt.abUily. For more informauon,
c:a1I tbc libnty at 644-3191.
worn MD WIAlTM
Sue "tM>e-r and Flora Burke of
Smida 8anacy Shcanon v.111 pr '-Cnt
1 free Pf'OVIJ'I aJlcd·· Women and
Wcalt.b: ProfcuioMI Money
Manascment" a1 noon in lhe
Community Room of the pt,icwpon
Center Library. S6 San Cl ... rru:ntc
Dr .. Nev.:pon fk3ch The prvsr;im
will offcT •d\'1c:c for "'omen on
hiring a profcu1onal roon .. )'
mu.3,cr. A hghc lunch •111 be
scn;cd: For more informa1wn, call
1hc library ac b4~·311JI.
WIDNUDAY .
MOUDAT SU..,OIT GIOUP
Ncv.r.on BcJch M.mo1.1;c .111J
Fanuly Thcr Jp1~t lnt~rn M.~ne
Cohen "''II b.: conducting J ~upport
group for \\omen at her =' .. "'port
Center oHicc from "" p m 10 30
pm. The ~UPJ>Ufl lf0Up IS £C;lfCiJ
l~~rd helping v.um ... n "'ho arc
'°mg Lhrouih a d"orc~ or Yo ho arc
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W'fl•CM Alllaa ...
Wcriacr ~. DWcctor ,ol
Oo.oellk Sales ud lnlCtftatiout
Matktl lot " Co:ast Plata. ii
tbc pctt 1peatcr at the Colt&
M Hislorical Socic1f1 m.;ciUla
I 7:JO p m. The llOCt&a& ¥1 ill be
ll10 Aoabcitn. .,., •the mt la 1
40tla ~ ot.cn aeries.
f0t iraore Worm tkle. cnll
6ll·S911.
TMUbeAY , .
H "llle A ... Llf'W
Pa.mus. ira~au and ot.bu
carc-1Mn ol bo)'S arc inv ccd to
MBoyt arc D&ffertnt: Raislos a So.
1n Today's Wo'1d, .. a free ~
fccturt at 7 p.m. ia the C.oma:nualy
Room ol thc Newport Ccotcr
Ubnry, IS6 San Ocrneote Or .. an
N~ Beach Prostam top.a
Yr1IJ 1odudc IOC'lalizataoa., outrillOft, •wcswon. aucrtion and olhc-r
ipccial needs of boyi. For more
1nformaoon, all the library at
6-U-3191 .
fORUM LuteaelOM
The Orancc C.ouncy Forum is
hoh1ioa a noon luncbcon at the Le:
M .. rcd1an bolcl Cucst speaker is
John E. 8l")'IOll. dwrm~ and
CEO ol Southern CaLfonm
Eduon C.ompaoy. •ho "'ill d1sa.~
corporate rcorp1uzat,iOQS Cc:.r i.
S2S for Forum members ~ Sl5
for non-members. For rcscrv.ation~ can _..
Scatl ,.ar hnu t• Arouod Tt>t1•
t!dJ.I•, n;r tnl.l)' '""'· .uo n: ~) SL. 0.-U Ma.. Calif. nc1.
Join·· us ·December 8th for
our 11th Anniversary
Celebration!
On °ttPldft 11 ~ o.c.nber 8'tt
.. .. be or.w:.99 our
Alw•enay C1IAac6aul
INakfud wll be _ _. from
7:00am US-. TI:OOam
1Wo .. any style,....,, ••.
·-toad and mt.
OR
Lunch and clniw wll be --
from 11:30mn """' 9:00pm.
A Rubyburger and an old fmhla.led
four**' 0..,-y Colca . '1!~·
The~~s ~
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CHILDREN'S
TRANSPORTATION SERVICE
t DMr-te-• t Safe 114 reli1'11
• IMH ~ N• a.aa lrll
• S1rwiu Beti• J-.y J, 1994
REGISTER NOWI 4,4-5522 . ..
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JEWS
Fr•• P•I• 1
entertained by children from the Jewish Community Center in Los An·
gclcs who performed Russian danc;,cs.
"\Ve ha,·e people here who have been in the ·Unilcd States for almost
a ,·ca r and Yi'C have people who have been hc:"rc two' weeks .• " said
Ch.lrlcnc Edwards, director of special services (or Jewish Family Ser·
\it:cs of Orange County. . . . .
··Anti-Semitism in the former Soviet Union was techn1cp.Jly agoufst the
taw, so it was very covert. Now, it's very out in the open," Edwards s_ai~.
··1t·:1. in1portan1 th;it thCy have a chance IO learn more about what It lS
that brought them here, which is lheir r~ligion."
Yuri Kromsky 7 who moved to the United States from Rwsia
four months a&o, 'works on putting togctl1cr his Mcnor3.h Sunday.
TOLLROAD
fr•• P•1• t
"He s;iid John Cox suggested
that it not be put on the agenda
until a(tcr ~farch,'' Sansone said.
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Cann ol Onnae
County In an catly
cclclJn<lon o(
Hanukkah Sunday
Uicmoon.
• Photos by
Katsuya Rainone
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Out 1.1 ... &eek Dinners are F~' tom. Judge tor YOU(Mftl -M....,
Delmonico Steak -..
Top Sirloin Steak
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New York Steak
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Soup or Salad • Baked Potato
Vegetable • OlnneQ'l,.oll
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~Co$1aMesa
2150 -Blvd. ot Vlc1°"" • oPEH 24 HOURS
A 8..J..4-11-"r 4 1+ -'
and Irvine 10 :utcnd.
Olivia t-.l:iise r. special auist.:i.nt
to Allorncy General Dan Lun-
gren, will rCprcscnl the sl31C. •
Meanwhile, the ::agency sold
bonds ror the corridor.
The council voted in August to
oust Cox from his po:-1 as chair·
man of the tollroad operations
comminec. Several council n1Cm·
bcrs said he wasn't fighting hard
enough for remov::al o( the toll.
ALL BRANDS ,
SEWING a VACUUM CENTER
Wanna place
a classified · ad?
Ferguson has said 1hat i( he 's
not coniple tely convinced 1hat it's
legal to transforn1 3 portion of
Ne.,..porl Co:as1 Drive into il loll·
ro:ad, he will ask the attorney gen-
eral to launch an investigation of
the i·ran:.portation Corridor Agcn·
cy.
Ferguson will ask for a.ns .... ·crs to
several questions, including:
•At some point, the tollroad
agency ga\'C the county SJ million.
\Vhat y,·a:. the money for? ~1ain ·
t:aining Nc.,..port Coast Drive, buy-
ing the land 11 sits on, or purchas·
ing the road 11,clf?
• \Vhal 1s the s1:atutory b.lSis for
con\er:1.ion uf a free public ro:td
into a tollway?
•Dozens of Ferguson's constitu·
cnts have saitl tfacy never were
told Newport Coast Drive would
bccon1e part of the 1ollroad. Were
applicable: public notice, hearings
and participation rules followed ?
i ·hc proposed $I round·trip toll
has outraged residents or Corona
dcl Mar.
i·hey fear south county motor-
1,l) .... ho don"t w:anl to p.:iy it y,1JI
~tup usi ng Newport Coast Drive to
get 10 Irvine, John \Vayne Airport
J11tl other ccn1ral coun1y destina·
uons.
Defore the road Was built, ~
ri.>na del ~1ar residents bcmoant"
their traffic problems. They said 11
11n1es ii was :ilmost impossible to
turn onto MacArthur Boulevard,
Coast .. hghwa,y and 01her roads,
including tt\c flower Slrccll.
Agcn')' oCficials say rcmovin1
lhc booth would cost Sl.6 million
per year in lost lolls. They t.;1iy the
money is ncc~d 10 repay bonds
issued 10 build the hiahway.
Dul rcs~cn1s cou.nter lhc bond·
buyer& never were told a 'JM'blic
rood would bo IC!izcd 10 bulkl the
1ollway, r,romptina many ol Lhcm
·to spccu ate 1he bonds were told
fr:1uduJcntly.
The issue hu e¥C• created
ChllJIDI !"j lhc 01y Coooocl. taull·
ina iA lhC rcMO¥al ol Couacia.an
John eo. rrom Newport:'• ... on
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2969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
Harbor al Baker <Von 's Shopping Center)
434•933-5
"11"'_ .. _...,.. ___ ....... ---.i . Call our lie was replaced with S~nsone, _
whD h&Y'sald the tollroaCI govern·
ing board doesn't seem intercs1cd
iA considering any proposal 10 re·
n1ove the toll.
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qll41it) prnonal imicr AJ•I full '""@' o( ammititt ii a •ugar o( •
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FASHION ISLAND
••••••• •iii
-.. ,... price, ift I pd ~ Ud jua1 bAocta 6om &he *-Cnwy ICbool. •
But. Ibey "7 aow, ii they had
bowil lbout the bridaa. they
WOUJd ~ lhoupt twice about
the purdaaae.
"I would've .ecn it u 1 ~
nvest.ment," Lori KbJcr l.lld. '"I
~ &aid no despite the ·~~." .
Slncl learnina about~
county's prnpoSAl, the couple have
-.riucn Jcuen to public 0Cfici11ls
cxprcuina their strona oppoiition
to the proposed brid1c.
'1'hc one thing that auracted us
•as that Onlcr was a dead-end
nd ~t mca~t aU lh.c traffic was Gwa Attnuc ha Costa Mesa local. Lori Ktilcr wd. "To me currently dead-ends~ a
th t muns ufcty." ···quiet 1Uidcnt.ia1 ~
" ~ couple s:aid unle the at the Sa.nu Ana Jliwcr channd.
cr0SW11 is rclnO\-ed from county
• pbns. lhcy Vrill lilcly nlO\'e.
.. , v.oulJ put the house in the
market riaht away," Dave Kisler
mid. "I couldn't aC!ord the risk of
w:aitina Cor the bridae to come in."
• T he two princip:als of California
Elementary and TcWinkJc
Intermediate schools ac.ru that if
a bridac were buih alona OWcr,
their No. 1 worry would be the
s:ifcty oC students.
wed seven days 1 -.eek and at l11
houn of the day and niJht. It's a
neighborhood commuter ilreet. Jt
~outd divert • Jot or tiiffic here
that typically goes aerou Adalm."
With or without the brid1cs.
Bliss says she :ind her husband
John plan to rctfrc in the
nciahborhood. But adj\.l.Stina to the
innux or traffic would be tryina.
Most oC the 426 children
ottcnding C:ihCorna walk., ride
their bil.c or drive with p:arcnts.
Of the 800 students attcndina •
TcWi.nkJe, :i few ~Ix while m:iny s andy Huber loved the Gisler
"It would just be 1 major
chllngc in the quality or Ii Ce ... she
said. "The people along Vktoria
(Street) probably nc\er thouJht
about that cjabc.r."
:.re bused from the city's \Ve)t bo · Side or arc dri\tn to school. But Avenue me ~e grew up an .
so much lhat when hef p:ircnu cic>pite the large numbers Of decided tO tell it nine )Cl~ a&O,
children goin& betv.een the she was the first fo line to buy. ~ls. they ~> an cHietcnt and safe traffic circulation ))")tem A bridge over the S:inta Ana
around the school lS in place Rh.er, as far :as she') concerned,
.. We ha\e :s tremendous number v.ouJd 11Un her neighborhood's m)~tique. of students crouing GLSlcr t\try
d;a)' and compounded v. ith .. Lt tclU'S me up to think v.e
TcWinlJe. v.e h:i\t a number o( v..ouJd be losini our nciiJlborhood
$lUdenlS h:avin& tO U)C that road," just to alleviate a tralfic now
.ajd Tammy Parham, principal o( sicu:ation," Jiuber s:ud.
C41ifomi4 School. Huber :and hcrfam1ly n\O\ed to
.. I certainty 'have concerns Gisler in 1959 when the Gisler
beca~ my ituJents arc grades family stiU owneJ a ranch house
si.Jtth, seventh and eighth and I down the strcci. She was 10.
have 1 number of buses coming to She remembers going to the
the scboot," sa1J M :iry Ann Ehret. river bed to catch cnawdaddys with
princi~ :u TeWinkJc School. · her friends across from a sheep
1'bey aJI dascmb.irk aloni G~ler. ~lure where the golf course now
There is also a lot of biC)dc st:inds..
tramc." · '1'he homes on Gisler v.ere the
Ehret ~id in :add1t1on to stuJc:nt model home!"(Or the Mc~ Verde
~. she 1s concerned about the tr:ict, .. ~iJ Huber, now •43. "There
tr:lCflC that 1 1cncratcd by w:u nothing across the ~trcet from
after-school use. · me."
"I •ant people to feel Since movin1 in, Huber has
comCon.ible c:ommg here anJ for it remodeled her home and installed
to be a uscr·fricndly facility." " new swimming pool an the
Ehret uid. b:it1) rd. For her, thi) i) home
<Aldomi:a fi'"'t opcnc<t in 1%2 and she doesn't Y.4lnt to be CorccJ
and nci,d\borin1 Tc\\'1f}lle to f1>0\t.
followed 1 )tar l:itcr. Doth schools "If the bridges ~-ere built, l
have tau pt most children In in& in v.ould reel no choice but to lea\ c."
Mes.a Verde. TcWinkle :.ho dr.i~) 1hc s:Ud.
1tudcnts from the Caty's We1t Side.
Oolh prirn:ip:als Arc a"aiting the
outtome of the su~Nisors'
decision on the bndgc wuc before
"""Ul .. in1 an official stand. Out their
(can about )U{ety rem:tin.
4 would really \\Ony about
them tua'ina to cross the
thoroughfare," Partu1m 5ll1J .
• D ixic Dh has been 1 teacher
at TcWinUc since its opcnina
30 )'CJl'S 1go. She lives a (cw
blocb away on Gisler and walls
to school about three times a
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Saturday •ht spacl81 11~ov111 spaclal, indeed
Spacial lnslgl1t . corona ~•' ....
put Sea Klnil• made a lltlle
in fast lane history with
Ill> Charlie Brande called it with
Corona del Mar leading 4-3
in final game ... 15-10.-
BY BA.SAY FAu~i:~ Sroan \Va.ma
FULLERTON -Charlie Brande
called it; right on the money.
Wi'\h Coron.::i dcl Mar leading 4-3 in
the fifth game of the CIF Division l
suuc championship match with Back
Bay rival Newport Harbor, Brande o(-
fcrcd the following prediction: "Corona,
15-10.'"
It was one of many insights gleaned
from the Orange County Volleyball
Oub coach, who has helped develop
much of the talent on both sides of the
net Salurday at Cal St:uc Fullerton,
where CdM prevailed 16·14, 15-8, 16-
18, 9-15, 15-10, 10 earn its second
straight state cro~·n. ' .
In between his duties as match an·
nouncer, Brande, oi:ic or 1he most rec-
. ognizablc figures in the volleyball com·
munity, orrercd his candid observations
and analysis.
Herc's a sampling or Brande's
thoughts:
•''Newpor t
seems loose and
CdM seems ro-
cuscd," he said dur·
ing warmups. "Co-
rona has had a
problem letting up
artcr getting ahead.
Jr it stays close,
they have a belier
chance. If {the Sail-
Chuljc Brande ors) can rally from
behind, they may
build enough momentum to carry it .
through."
•Recalling the a1mosphCrc sur-
roundin& CdM's state championship,vic-
tory, a team he cqachcd: "There arc
only two things l remember about that
night: One is the feeling artel'\l(ard, and
the other is being prepared to win. The
whole match is just a blur."
•On Newport All·American Misty
May's corn·row hair style:
.. J have a superstition with my club
teams, because whenever we've had a
player braid her hair that way, we've al-
ways lost."
•After CdM sentor All·Amcrican
Kim C.Olcman spikes wide for New-
port's first point of the match: "She's
tight, she's got to relax." ,.
•On Cd M's other senior All·
American, Jennifer Stroffe, midw:iy
through the first game: "She's playing
with a lot of poise. No jitters at all."
•After a Newport serve goes into the •
net with the Sailors trailing, 14·12: .. That's what killed
Newport in 1he Southern Section fin:1l -missing key
serves."
•On the import:1nce of the first game, during :1
timeout and the score 1icd, 14-14: ··A lot of teanu get
beat in a close first gan1e, and you have them. Uut
bolh these 1eams are bottlers. Neither one is going 10
roll over. Aclually, the third game is the key."
•Assessing lhing.s ofter Cd~1 ·s first·pn1e win :
"Strorre and Kelly Campbell arc playing well. Sur·
priiingly, Misty is lhe one that seems to be havin&
problems. Kelly i.s so pumped up, she makes everyone
else around her better."
•At the start of game 1wo: "(Newport Coach) Dan
(Glenn) flipped his lineup, starling Misly at left front,
instead or righ1 front He probably wants 10 get her
•
more lime in the front row."
• Aflcr Cd~1 claimed a S· I sccond·pme lead:
"Newport's f:illing apart. Their age (just one senior) is
showing."
• \Vith Cd~l ahead 10-2 in the second: "(CdM's)
way 100 steady. 111cy'rc digging evcrythinc ,.,1isty's hit·
ting."
•After Cd~t .... ·on the second game: "The travel
(three road ma1ches in the stale playoffs) may b:a,·c
taken its toll on Newport."
•After Nc .... ·port rallied Crom a 14·11 deficit ror a
third-&ame v. in: "If Newp>rt un put IOmcthing to-
gether when Cdt-.1 i.s doubtin1 itselr, they could pull
off something sin1ilar to the fine (Hatbor..cd.M) match
(where the 1·ars won the final three pmcs). Misty is
playing with enihusiasm. ,,, ·
.... ..
•••• ild
"Most teams ar11 worried to be down 2-1, but New·
port is smiling. 1'hcy reel like they're on their way."
•After Newport cJ3imcd an 8-6 fourth·gamc lead:
"(The Sea Kings) don't look like they're in V1:ry good
shape. Corona works out 90 minutes a day, and New·
port practices three hours, plus lifts -.·eights. In ract,
(Harbor's) tralnins may be one reason they held up
so well on 1he road in the state playoffs."
•During a fourth·&ame timeout wilh Newpor1 lead·
ing. 12-9: "!l's the hi&hcst lcw:I of play for both teams
or any of 1heir four matches this year."
•"Over the mK:rophonc to a drained, but ri~1ed
crowd, prior to the fifth pme: "Herc we go (or the
national championship."
• 8cf0re a point g ICOled in the fifth same: :•t
... allAMDl/f' ... 1
...
repeat effort
.... But this one was a lot more -
· special, considering who was on
the other side of net at State finals.
·By lllcJLUJ> DUMM, Sroan Wano
FULLERTON -Showdown
IV for the stale and national
girls volleyball championships
had a classic case o( aoose
bumps -in the beginning.
1hroughout the fivc-pmc m:nch,
and at the end.
With these teams, in a down·to-the-wirc
finish. what else would you cxpcct1
Corona dcl ~1ar High, however, had
enough firepower at the end, earnin& a .1~14,
JS-8. 16·18. 9-IS, IS -10 triumph O¥Cr the Sail-
ors Saturday night in 1hc .Clf St1te Division I
title match at Cal St1te fuJlerton .
Cd~t (31·3), ra1ed No. I in the ~1izuno
USA Today no1ional poll, became only the
second .school ever to win back·U;~blCk s111e
1itles, equaling Irvine's 1987·88 run. In 1he
history of the Clf stale championships. which-
bc&an in 1978,
Cd~t also be·
came the first 10
win four litles
(1934, '90. '92
.ind '93).
Jn addi tion,
the Sea Kings
joined only t\lo-O
other Southern
California girls
teams the
Brea Olinda. and
Point Loma bas·
ketball teams -
to win four sti:ate
titl~s in any
sport.
Oh, but this
one was s~cia l.
Real special. II
was the ro1.1r1h
time 1ha1 the Sea
Kinp and Sailors
h11d 1quared orr
in 1993. but tht
'We hate those
comments, but it's
the best thin9 for
us. I don't think we
, would've been half
as fired up without
it ... weuseitasa
tool to shove it
back in their face
and prove them
wrong. They can
say whatever they
want, as long as
we win.'
-mCMW'I
CdM sandoul
first ti.me they'd met for 11 sta,1e ti1le.
"If 1his wasn't a clas.sK:, 1hc.n there's no
such word," Cd~t Co:Kh Lance Stewart uid
10 g1U11e announcer and \'Ollcyball guru Char·
lie Bf1:ndc, rollowing this unfl>rJettable COO·
rrontation between the Sea View League and
Dack Bay rivals.
C.Orona dcl ~1ar, Ythkh )ost both le11uc
matches to Newport H1rbor, but defeated the
Saik>rs on Nov. 20 in the CIF Southern S«·
1ion Division I title match at Certitos Colle_1e
to earn the No. 1 seed in the uate pl::ti)'OllS.
was mo1iV1tcd long before the first &c"'f:·
It didn't apprccia1e some of the newspaper
ro!umns ii read throushout the wtck.
"We read in the Dally Plloc where (Sailor
Coach) Dan Glenn said somc1hin1 like, 'We
don't ""'car lhc spandex, we just go ou1 and
serve tough,' " said CdM 1entor setter/Out·
side hitter Kim C.Olem1n. "And there wu an-
other article in (an Orance County newspa-
per) that said they took a survey in Newport
Beach, ind 1he community wanted Newport
Harbor to win.
"We hate those commcnta. but it's the best
thin& tor us. I don't thlnlt we would've been --CIM!hee•
ar IOOll• C\11.ac>N, Sro. brroa
<X>l\ONA DEL MAR -Some "en: IUIF'linc it was perhaps a morale victory,
b\lt Newport Harbor Co:>ch Rk-h rd
Smith'• demeanor mply doe n'1 allow for
sucb vblonl.
•"fo be hone r," oiJ the fin.l-)car S:ail·
OD baatctb 11 co ch, "I'm not s t~ficd at
all. l really bcUC\-cd ~c had a ch oce to
win. We did M>mc thina:s in the third-quancr."
Wh t Smith h d to settle for was run·
net-up finish :at the Counh annu:il D11.i17 '
J"Uoc lip-orr O:wic follov.ina hili tc:im's
16-46 dis.mWaJ by a m chine called
"Moler Oci.'' v.hich u~J its deadly out·
side firt5>0\\er 10 r:imble to its· founh
stroi.&ht win, and the tillc, before some
750 r~m t Corona dcl M r H1Jh. •
Gary McKniah1's M;;chine, ~ith a 93-35
Q\.'Ctl,JC scoring mJr&in through the li~t
three 1ame$, had to scule for o JO.point
uetory, due in lua:c 10 the tenacity of
Smith, who simply rcf u~d to allow his
m1m a. mome nt of breathing space ih
quest o! the "1mpo~iblc ta k."
"He doe) 1 goc.xl job," s.aid McKnight
o( Smith. "He l.ceps hi) team m the
game."
dov.u, tick ii OUI,
thea sea it beet
into Ramy ...
Sboukry dida'1
really come into
loc'u un1il the
rourab quaucr,
scorin& 10 ol his 16 .
points in lhc fanaJ eiaht minurc~ of play.
It was lhc thild pcriOd whi h woke up
the ero-.d, however, as Mater Oc1
v.atched a 40-18 lcMJ
melt to 44-32. due ln
luge to ail Monarch
turnovers and 1 Oorry
ot H:arbor offense re·
\Olving around lresh·
man Danny Pulido,
point iuoird Paul Tiay·
) r and Bob Tornbio. Mo-·
.
.... for Harbor ud ~ Yt'CQ I botb back trC)'I bJ Miles Udl of dac coun. Simoa. a.y ~ ....... third place pa.c:
aipa. IMa S.... £J T .. '1. c._. *' Mat S-a: The
•aaln, aad JOiia Sea ICJap. Pim .. without point cuud
Poner aa the OUUM Du MacMilla.D · (spralotd anLle), -ere
ot the Count. qt!ar· w.thin ranp 11iith 5;08· to ~ trt1ling 50-
ter l.O apud tbo •7.
• bulac 10 S7·32. But moments later all-tourney ~le\:Uon
The S:Ulors kept a lid on the tempo ot Ramin Dastani was denied a b~kcc and ~cJ with a fourth pcrM>n:tl Coul. 10 the the g:imc, with Tayyar. pullin1 IDOP ot the cbqrin ot the CdM bench.
strin~, but Mater Oti'a deep na.ngc was . ~ Toro. 4roppcd in a p:sir from tbe w aod away too much line, t.bcn lO further aura' te CJM
to handle, Co:acJ\ Paul Orris. man ged Lo squeeze
Simon, 1·for·1 Crom out • pair of offcosi\11 boards before TodJ
3-point nanse in the Stcinen muscled in a bucket from undcr-
rU"St b:llt rtnbhcd 9 of neath lO up tbc margin to SC-C7.
11 from ' the perimeter • C.Orona till h:id a mot with 1:45 lclt,
' and ICOrcd 33 points. t.raili~na S7·Sl~ but El Toro ca~hcJ in su:
McKnight, who shared Cor six at the liile 10 puU aw1y.
MVP laurels with The lossdrop5 Co~ ~o 2·2. · ' s i m 0 n , • In 1be consotauon ch:imp1onsh1p r----.~----------------., n ct t e d pmc:
Co r t e £.staoda 74. Cal'fal'y Cb1pd 71 : 1 he
men ts
Co-11bt \'aluubl~ Pla)us
Oay McKni&ht (Miter Oei), Miles Simon (Mater Oci)
AtJ·Tounuuntot
Jeff Done (El Toro), Ecic End Jcy (Marina), Orea Fe.
ter (l~ine), Greg Abbott (Troy). Kelvin Jamiton (T0t-
ronce), PJul Tayyar (N~·port H:ubor), IWnin &st:uii ·
(Corona dcl MJr). Je»h P1Jncr (Mater Dci), Shaun Jnck·
\On (Mater Del)
laturdav'• Scor" Con.aolatJon Fifth Place
Hin 8txh 60. 8ru ~ 47 lruy 63, lrYine 55 •
Cont . Championship ThJrd Place
u r ys ~ woo their $CCOnd straight to up Saturd~y lheu record to 2·2. th nks to the I·:! ~er natl· punch o( Mark Pierson and Ben No\ l
ing 9 of Pierson, who was averagmg t\.6 per
l 0 3-stat1, dropped in 22 points. No,al. ;ner·
pointers 1ging 2.6 points lo three game,, rnn111b·
f 1 i d a Y uted 19 _poi!\ts.
night in The ca&JCS, however, were: in trl)ubk
the semi· for &0me time with the continued ab\cn .. e
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......... e. . .. -' e;an't pick ;a winner ::11 1h1" P';Jmr.
Flip a com, m:t)be. ·
.. Lance has mu1,cJ tm lineup
back. one \pol to c 1:1ni!c the
m~tchups. Jt') the r11)1 time he\
<Wnc th:.t all )C:&r."
•After an crr~t I larbor kill ~t·
tempt allm\eJ CdM lo brell: :> 3·3
deadlock in the C1Cth: 'Corona
(will win it). lS-10."
•After Knsten C:tmpbcll'~ up
ga\e CdM the finJI g;.ime: "h '
Coron:>, 15·10."
•On hts chotce~ rur ~lVP
"Ml.Sty "as the MVP of the match
anJ I Ii.led Colenun ;i~ Coron.i'\
MVP.
•On "'hcthtr the ftr,t·c\cr
b clt-tu·b k n!ltional h;;1mp-. frl>m
Corona y,uuld runic 11h.>p h1.., ;ill-
tamc ll)t of prep gub team
"Their rcc:orJ the p:asl t\\o )C:.ah
(65-3) is :a great u 1bu111 to their
n~tcncy, but the Mir.i (~1:1
~t11c champa of 19 ·9 had l J plJ)·
en get 0 1vuion f schol:anhip> l'J
, h:l\-c 10 &f\C Mt~ Cl.bt:a the edge.
• On the ch:vt..Cl:~ for the
jun ior-1.>den Saalt.>D ~o return to
ne\t )car' st:itc title gJme: "If
they stay hcahtiy, they'll be b;ack "
" ,,... •.• e.
h:slf . fir~d up \\ollhout 11. You
C':ln t 1e tho e rommenis in J bJJ
w:iy, but "'e U)C 1t :u a tool ll>
'1l0\.e it b:sck in thc11 face :anJ
prO\.-c them "rong. The) c:sn ~)
v.hat~er lhC) w:anl, ls Jone U V.C'
v.in."
CdM senior oul)tde hnter Jen·
nifcr Sarorre. "ho n:ailed 27 kill
and lieJ a late title-g:amc re ord
-.ith JS dig cqui>ltng te:imm:itc
Lori Ne"'comcr s tot:al in f:l)t
)ear'1 champ ion~h1p m:u ch.
could\e. st:i) cJ on the court :.II
n11bL
... didn't v.:an1 1t 10 enJ," Strofrc
~id. "I lt.>\e ploying Nc~port lbr·
bor. They ~cc w much h)pc m the
nc"' p:aper. I know a lot or people
'" the community v.:anted Nev.port
H rbor to win ."
S1roffe, scemincly Af)Q rtCerring
the .. community survey article,"
v. more th n o little \IJOrricd
after the ~1lon (32·3). rued No.
2 in tho Mi.tuno USA Toc./Jy poll.
v.i>n sames three anJ four to force
a timu.bting fifth g:ame.
"J Creaked out," iJ Stroffe ,
.. hose squ:iJ h:sJ choni.e 10 end
it aJI in the third g:ime..4"ilh CdM
setter Kristen Cnm~ll scl'\'ina
for match point. "I ~cnt cr.aiy. ·•
Newport H:irbor's comeback 1n tru. ooc wu 100 ck»c for carnfort.
\t.u,c ~Lun"'-D.uu PuOT
.-brbor's Tin.l BowmJn p.ihci Juring S.uurJJy's 'oUeyb;ill tibnic.
\ ou ~c. in Shov.Jo"n I on <A.1
'· the SJilo~ lu)I 1he fir t l\H1,
then \\On 15-1:?. IS·S, 16·14, v.h ilc
1he crov. d !i.IOOJ anJ )('rc;imeJ for
•• sooJ mc.uurc of lhc ftflh g;imc,
.i' the Sailors -di)" n 10--l Ill the
fifth g.ime -cvcn1u3Jly )COrcJ the
fin3I fi\e potnt!i. lo win.
''The first time "e plJ)CJ them.
1hc cull ).lffiC th ing h:ipp.:ni:J.
"11h them commi; ba~l.." \JtJ
Campbell, "ho h:id 3J J"> i)ts ant.I
IS d1~ on SJ turJJ) '"E.wcpt they
v.on the fifth gJmc th:u time.
"Thu "'3.S for 1hc nJtional ti1lc.
:ind ifs pl:a) ing Newport I I arbor.
"'h1ch IS so much more fun than
pla)ing somebuJ~ cl~. 1 tn.l (&\\·
man) anJ Mchss.l (Schull) are on
my club tc:im, and "C prJcticc (on
Su nJay). but "e c:.n't ~ lru:nds
v.hen "e're pl:t)tng ag:umt them."
For Coleman, ~ho h..1d 2J kilb,
~o Jip .ind 20 ~t • 1he 11rth
1:.ime for the ~tate anJ nJtionJI t1·
!le~ tiho brought b;id• mcmoric .
"II •.u linJ ol a O:uhb;acJ.;,"
i.lJd Colcm:ao, \\h c blod: enJcd
:a three·poin& Nc\\pofl tlJrb\>r
scoring run, v.hic h ttcd the &Jme,
6.6. ·•we j\.Ut pulled together, and
y,e 1J there •:b RI)"' 'i v.e \\CIC
oina co I . We're not '°ina to
let it bippcn •&3in."
c"port H rbor's Mu ty t.by.
st:uc t~m~nt MVP with 34 ... la nJ 2J cf ~. limp couJJn't die deep cnuuah into 1be -~u.
Jlong "ith her tcamm:ites.
... I hey JUsl hJJ more fight," May
'·"J of the ~i:J Kmg-.. "They have
1111Hc 1xoplc to come off the
l•cn.::h v.ith the J.lllC W llS.
"I think they made some differ·
ent ru1:itions in the fifth g:ame, be·
~au\.: they mat\:'heJ up differently
.i£ 11n\t me :rnd :agaill.)t (tc:immate)
~.HJ .. auborn."
I he S.ulon, List )e:tr's CIF
\IJtc 01\1 .. 1un Ill champion leJ
111 the fi~t g:.ame, l-1-10. but Cd.\t
scorcJ ic un:1n!l.~ered points to
\\IO.
· 1 h:at fi~t game really hurt us."
Glenn :iiJ . ··nut there ·~ no
lk)ubt th:.1 t v.c \\CIC goiog foe, be·
(';JU')( \loe n\'.\er stoppcJ believing •
;inJ that's tl11: w.a) it's been all
\l'.ir:·
CJ~t lcJ o 1 :and 11·2 in the
'cconJ game: Ix.fore t.fay got the
~.ulor 10 \\II I 111 11 ·8 wilh t"o 1er-
\ tl c a.:c.. J 11 J a kill The Sea
t\sngs. hl)\\ocr, s~ored four
'lr<11ght 10 "Ill II
Nt:\\ port JUl1lpc<.I OUI to a quick
<>·0 lc.iJ in 1hc th1rJ game, but
C J M 'Purh:J "uh 11 consccuti\'C
f>'>lnl Aher .i Struffe ldl. the Sea
1'.1111 lcJ, 1-1· ll. but the Sailors
"'i.1iJ1l'1 Jie. &,\man 1par .. ed the
com bJ .. k "uh 3 block.
. The SJ1ll)~. behind May's rune
k1lh. runtrollcJ the fourth ~·
I... d1na 1 1~..0 before putting C$t
" y.
scored 1U f'te)bman Kevin FaJconer !l<:ori:J 15
Pirates Used familiar tactics . ' '
to record their ·bowl viCtory
~ Swarming defense. and
a runner named Clayton.
with record 240-yard effort.
BY Jou. Bua.s. sroa.n Wll.ll'U
COSTA MESA .. -Orange Co3st '
College runn1n1
back Jeff O :iyton •
h:id a hb.1onc game
in Saturday's Sunple ~
Green Orange Couhty Bov.I, shat·
termg the !>Chool's single-!l.ea)Qn
rushmg rccorJ
And. on :i night \\hen offen~
v.a 1n 'short )upply, OCC needed
e\.ef) one or O:i)ton's ~I-record
240 yuds in its 26-15 victory O\er
Antelope V:illey C.Ollegc.
The Victory was OCC's first
bo"' I "''n in head CO.lcb Bill Worl.·
man's career. The Pu:ites h d loo
their hut three bot41 contau, tn·
eluding the 1990 Orange Counar
Bo'olol.
•• 11 feels good to get this one
out of the way," Workman said.
OCC finishes the season at 8-3.
Antelope Valley dropped to 6-5.
The keys 'o the Pirate \.'ictory
\\ere no dufcrcnt from the team's
e"en others this season: 1 swarm-
ing. stingy dcf eru.c, and a solid
running attack .
In the last game of his 31 -ycar
C03ching c:.reer, oCfcnsi~ lane
coach Geo rge M:mias' troops
cle:arcd the \\:I)' for Oi)ton. ")lo)c
2.ao ).trds shJ1tercd the Orange
County Bo-41 record (Palom:u"s
M.ul.e1th R~ n.uhcd for 214
):mh last ye:1r)
CIJ)10n's effort ":>.S 35 yarJs
hort of the OCC single-pine
record. set 1n 1956 by Bill Hu·
n )On :ig:Un)l AmcrtcJn River.
Thouah he J iJn'1 Kl that
record. O .i)tl>n Jid get ~h:it be
~;u ofter -a \lo 1n ond OCCs .Cl·
son ru hina rc'-"m J .
"Th:it's "h.i1 I ~.inted," uid
Clayton, who nceJcJ SJ . )'llrcb
comini into ~:i1urJ.iy'1 same lO
btcalt &rt Rc.:ktenwald's 1987
reconS or l.:?5~ yarJs.. .. I dido•t
even kno-. "hotl 1hc ( ~l record) wa ..
0a)ton ccl1r ,cJ the record oo a
•?·yard run v.ith three minutes left
in lhe lint hllf. ft c:::une at jus& tbc ri&h• time for the Parat.cs., actli.qa
up tho pme's r.~1 h.>~A.
Up to that point, ocitbcr team
bad DMWtd the b.ill. Antelope Val· . .
I e y ( 6 -S.)
threatened
early, reeling
off a 2,_._.,=I ..__
drive and
ad\ancing to
the Pir:ite
lO·)ard line.
But pen:iltie> backed the Ma·
rlluders up to the 19 A ~·)31d
fie ld go:il attempt "as bloded l't)
Efnam Mir.ind:a.
OCC didn't :llhancc p3>t the
.i().y3rd line until l:.t1c in the sc"·
ond quarter. Th:it'!i. "hcn Oa\ ton
took O\er.
On a fi~l·:inJ-1 0 fro m the P1 ·
ntes 33, 0 3)ton broke up the
middle for h1) 47-\:uJ i.n. 1 hrcc .
pl:2ys later. Oa)ton riuhcd up tt1c
middle for 2J more ).ard . bm1l.·
ing three tackle~ :ind g1\;in¥ lt1c 1'1· .
rates a 6--0 lead. ·
Jeff Adaar's e~tra,. point m.:aJc
the score 7-0 and th:u ·, ho~ ii
sta}ed until the thtrd q1.1Jrtcr
Antelope Valley's Roo'<''ch
Miller returned the ~cond-h:ilf
kickoff 61 yal'ds to gt\.e the M:i·
r3uders the ball ~t the 39 ·\.arJ
line. The M:irauJer needcJ rune
plays to get m10 the enJ rnne,
sconni on a 7-)arJ run b) lluar·
terback Todd Finl. The e\tr<1
point evened the ~ore :it 7-7.
But the Pirates .lll\ ered the
bell in fine fashion. ring on an
c1ght·play. 67-~arJ dr1\.C A 27·
y:trd run by Cl.a) h>n ~ ' the l..c)
play. Mathers' 12·.>•nd l cepcr
around Ida end ':a'e OCC the
lc:id for good
,\ n t c lope
\'allC) coulJ be lulled into bcin
bu b) .a bag pa''
Late in 1hc third quarter.
Mather' hu Ruin Bl:;nch:ird for :i
J9.)arJ 1 L> pa d~n the nght
,,Jl:'1r c lo gt\e OCC ;a~~ k:ad .
A L.cv ~rie t":lmc •1th 13 m111·
u .... i...(t in the g:.1mc OCC be <1n
:at the ntelopc Valk\ ~ard hnc
Uul Mather'.\ c:uncJ 17 ~-:>rd> on a
cru .. al third·:ind the nd Olt)ton
follov.ed """h ;a 56-ard >rm
run the t:a~t lime the frc•timan
\l.UUIJ IOU h the hall
Cl;,\ht:t l.:ne~ he v.:a> v.1th1n 'tril.;1~ • dl\lao.c l1f the record, t ~•
agree I "11 h \\\)rl m. n '• J «1 ion
1<1 g1'l' 111hcr hacl~ " di.i.n(C l\J
run thl· toothJll f h.· .il\d 1.:rtJ1tcJ
hr\ ulkn'"e line ;and fullbJd.
Mrnh Niu)c:n ll>r hctr1ni r11~
rc:1.orJ.5c111ng clfl)ll
"Minh kJ me the \\hl>k , .. me.'
he \:Std "I JU\t follO\lot'J h1 butt
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a ba ~I ;,iflc:r \ntclopc \'ialh:~ I "t
a tunihk 1-\ k" playn' from c 1
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hoc an v.1th 1tx1u1 minute kit
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.. ll\ :a hamc-t.1 1111,c a JllnlC cnd
on :a nule ltlC' 1h.11 •·
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DMslon vln championship game.
BY &•n C.••ecm. ,,_.. ...,_.
COSTA MESA -Tbcy'lle woa more _... ICCIHd more
poialS and advanced further
than aay foolbal 1eam ia
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,.-aow Myroa Mlller'& M"!""4'
•re beU., aKcd so pn:Mdc JUSl one more
'de1ail ro their rcconketdn,a cam~isa: Beat
Tnbuco Hills. at Tnbuco Hilb, for 1be CU'
Division Vilt championship.
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Troli...., Hills ii 1be desiina1ed home
tcara and the choice, accordina 10 Trabuco
Hills Alhletic Director Oary. Sibella. ii the
S,~ll ~WD on the Tro.buco ~pua.
The SI.le wW be off.cially annqunced today
· al lhc anoual ClF Football Playoffs Lunc:h,.
con it tbo Sequoias Athletic Oub in Ful·
lcrton. where alt ot the finaJists will oonvene
for a pre·fiaals ptbering at 11 :30 to meet,
·and talk wltb the medi:a.
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Millet's et>-includes Principal Ed
. Harcharik aod three key seniors -Bryan
Lwcembou.rpr, .Jeff Nieblina and Dinh
Tran. and hOpe(Wly Miller's right arro.. as-
sistanl Alex Henderson.
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Lookin& bad on Weck 13 is two-Cold for
Miller; buking in the aCtcrma1h of a sur·
prising.1y easy JS· 7 rout of ~ Marino, as
well as dwelling oq the performance o( Tra·
buco Hills in Saturday, night's 42-io smasher
over Laguna Hills.
.. Trabuco was absolutely dominant," ~id
Miller . .,(Justin) Vcdder·made a couple of
beautiful passes and L:igun:& Hills 'ndded a
new wrinkle, a wingcd·T. and it took Tra·
buco a c:ouple of series to :adjust.' But once
Trnbuco got its feet on the ground it was
over:~
Miller and .his Mustangs know all about
1he "hunger factqr," and they snw it in Tra·
buco Saturdlly. "They look rc11I hungry,"
said Miller. "Us beating them, :and ta.king
away the league championship may h3ve
been the besl thing for them. They're not
looking by anyone, now."
As for Mesa's conquc~t of San Marino,
even Miller admits he wu surprised :u the
case in which, his team qualified for the fi.
nals.
"'I 1hought they would pul something up
tougher 1gainst the run," said Miller .. But
they played a very strong pass defense the
whole · aight with two deep ufe1ics back
there, waiting for us to throw the ball. I
waited for .them to make· the adjustment,
but they never did.
"Our k.ids were motivated a.nd it was just
our g~e Crom the first snap of the ball. We
Cit.....,.._ AMAi. OW.. Pu.err
Cosa Mesa'• Dewayne Gren.shaw buries three would·be San Marino bCldcn at the
S·vard line: en route to his 9·yud couchdown run Friday night. The third defender, behind No. 21 is Geoff Aic:AdaJn, who wu cvcntually dragged into the end ZQJtc.
were basically running 11 against nine. It
was our oCfcnsivc line's best g:i.mc for as·
signmcnts and not 01aking mistakes."
The Mustangs came out of it injury free,
and Dewayne Crenshaw continues· ·On a
mending course toward JOO% efCiciency for
1hc historic litle game, a scen:irio which has
never even been a pipe dream for MC$.lll
over the past 34 yearii. ·
"I 1cally feel we're Creed up. from the
past,~ Stlid Miller, "II can be done. Then: is
no CUIK."
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VIU ~ V1r1W 11: Trabuco Hills:
81nh Tran hu scored 23 touchdowns. ltlf lonO*
esi trom 97 yards OI.( ~ he's gcft In from 50 yards
or more five limn. He nas 2.243 pros lor _tne srason,
jusl 61 --.. -·· 0cr .. ~ (New Or· lew S>lrts) lqt .,. No. 2 ""' "' -Orange C01111y nnking< fWld1o iJWlos' Jcft Byrd (2,576
,..., " 1992) b No. 1 .... """ yardage .. 4.273 rm '*" SMnll1 on Olt at-limo Dl1llge ~ 1st ••
Trin's gone over 300 ptds In a pne r.ict ltlis $ti·
son .w and his ·23 TOs l'lis year gttes hin 45 cner
-· ... Colll Meso has pwcd 1or 35 ywds or less In a game s.11 times Vis 'JUI w, t#lc:• tor NO
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a.bid by you would abow a two-1~=~=~~===~:1:~::·-;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~~~fUBciSi"---:~ Caot .. llqtl~WfY wit.at, )'OU won't know whlit to do -• claan, aood cond. after partner r-oonc1i ia bMrta. MAYTAG Mc w.-Mf &. 1'1A1105 • U.400t'otio. 1Z24M:t w. would bid either OM .,... or dty.w, gd cond. Aall· NEW ~ bflil9 tm • oaGANS 6059 rour lpMle&, with • 1eanq t.owan1 Ing '200 ... 7234514 obo. ,.... lllttll9 a.mbl iiiiiiiiiiiio .... ;iii&I;;;;;:;;;;:;;;-~;;;;;;;;
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723-1497 EHIGNEERINQ -72°'1 -1-WAV. oc--... .. lllEltCIDE$ 1130 OPPORTUNITY ..., ...,.. ..-.:: iiu1T ilili c;;;ry Spotcw ........ AM·l••••••-LOST : 0f'•"8•
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on Nov. 21, M• .. lm••••••••l -,.,!~;!!~!:~~-1 For NB rnonQaQll co. w.im.n dbl ~ l*S hara tor you, too: ~ or New-bfMe lght., .. ...e Verde atea, CM. Poo-. •HOUDAV WORK• HMvy ptwts. ilaf-1558 751t48 Wf2 1r ........ 8 ,longstlslf .....er, .,11, Flie•lt>tie dMaa. Utv antf. ..._ .......
dle/T ... rler mill, aprtcot .~ PT. FT Fla twa. Eve AataM 11500 obo. frrMl· Birds • ..., re-le c•t ,..._. c8ll ~ cMe ~. St0,000 2925
ootot, male, neul. 5 .c.ar--.1.0TllEifT wtl;ends avl. Start n . OUT OF SAHTA I'S e,. rnepla •W-1718 ...,_ goktan ..,... i:1·~:::::~::~""~·-:=·~·~·=;-::'°-=--FOUND: CAT yrs old, "9fY lr1andly, 5530 Advancernanl aYt.. No s..tla exp'd ......,_. beaut!M ma4e ~
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Nawpof1 Heights.,_ 434-«>90.REWARD ASSEMILYTECM Tu, w Th & Fr 17tw twty+oomm.854-$3W ' .,.w111•10ta.2 nlgM-gr-.n ~a st\Ol'I•
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~=;;;::;:;;;::~,liL~o>isi'Ti'lCA:Ji'T~'''~-m;;_;:;~al adapt. person lo ord!K, OFF1CIE Aii'f'"P/t ioots, INl;a. Top l»Y hMlthy coM; • Supet"•li;;i;;ii;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;il;ij -CoNiloe Cpe 427. ;; Matrioa Hoeal n Ball· a•semble & •tllp soft ~ ....wt.I• IP'a rftllllCtt. Mlrlt _,... ll:•tmbl..,. A Sn.ck/ H~,..,. s...__, room btwn SpnHpm, produc:u. Know -. Up 10 30 fie• hn '°' '°'top work. 557~ brtnch a wtitte: and~ 4•' ~Gr•"• _..,'\'!~f-'"lonol Pr •v 111. Aft-
Sodm Rte. St "" ... · l..o$t Nov. 13 on Ttlanksgtvlng Oayll chine toots & CAO & CM mfrgf. MUM be tell· 5111e1 MEJt.CBANDJSE frlendly male grey & 1t'i1 wood tniW... pralMd 12eK. Self
wlc Pot. t-8~955-Femla•f Ave .. coron. Ring lost "' tablas ol Adventage. Aesum• able. Wll train. Casual wttlo Air•~ ... •• Qood cond. 1800 Offg
0354 d•I 'Mer. 875-7938 buttet food. An lll'ltl· to: Ad 4'55. e Dialty draM. ~ Ml-57'4 Soma geni ofc. MUM llISC. &015 o... TMI 9411 ~ hfS. M7,SOO.f'INAN l'l&.500 31o.Bls3t•t
INCRED48l.E StOO AEWARDI qua b&Kk ()nyJl. 14~ Pitot. PO Box 1seo, PILOT CLASSIFIED have .aala• exp A*" needs a "°""'' ~:1:-:AV=.._==-==-====I
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·-~. d'--•-·-..... "" --I . • ... _ pt_,. merin«. HJghty CASH MAKER LOST CAT: REWARD -"""""' _,,......., ............ ........ -'"""'" 1 • "-~ you organbed. enthusiast. Duell~ we .. M'l1't'+I tof · Earn '° $4000 wtlly. Black male, lost Nov. In center of Onp T'tM Piiot can counl on IO ... a .._. & person---.• adoption M tt'9 ~ a. unique. No 1atn. vicinity 3,d a Or-atone. Ring -ovel Clualfled myriad of rnercNon-=.. Lv MllQ 81$-0432 8Y Tom Taber (1tlq. port Ba.ch Anffnal
competlllon. Best chld, Corona dal Mar. Wt.pe w/flU#d. Keep-n.. most comPf'*hen-diM Items. ~ Sheilair, 2075 tlae•poft
"9ndlng rout•• now OWNER OEVISTATED. sake, lenuly mg. 548-aJve end~ dlrao-OUf cokJnwM compel . wn,. ptay Hk»a 'N 20 0.,.. ....... .... eo.a .._ (M-
_.. at UQlflce price. PtNM call-....... 2695 879$ tory of goods and _. ~u•Ulle.d ~e '° SMk-wbh childcate? ' $Mort. -handcrafted-by .......,. VldoN & Bay
so down If ~Jifled. or -476-5025, ••k IOl'··--~--~---I vices aro.r.dl call! I c.M T"9 ..... lodeyl Fred Shaw. N .... l'I St.) PIMM call 122· ~B<~od~ ....... ~~2~-~ .... ~~~~M~'-~O...~~ .. ~·~~~~llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~M~2~-~M;;7~a;;;; 642-M?t. newt --.aMa 1317. •
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