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Clurllnd mjld IDdaY with oome
hlpdoudl.
T emper.itures will
be in the 70. 1loog the coast.
_,, warmer inlll>d. Lows
tonight in the mld-505.
SH Wealhv, f'llp A2
Winnt'r, of 39 journalism awards in 1993
NEWSMAKER OF THE YEAR ~ . . . -
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He restorell faith in school . district
8y Ru u Le•r, 1teffW1lt••
During the first few days of
1993, parents throug4out
Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach sent 17,024 young peo-
ple back to school from winter
vat51tio~.
Parents were angry and wor-
ried. They wondered what
· ~, would became of the troubled
N ewport-.Mesa Unified School
District.
' That January, school district
.officials reported that the em-
bezzlement by ·former budget
director Stephen Wagner had
Ctlktn'Orlflk ~. l).\JJ._T i-iLOT
Nc"'f'O"·Atcsa Unifted School District Superintendent Alac Bernd.
reached nearly $4 million. School district Superintendent John
Nicoll was on medical leave after open heart surgery. And afte r
Chooslna a newamaker:
How we went lbout n ·
The Daily Pilot bcpn n1101ing a .
Ncwsmak.cr of 1hc Year four ycar1 aao
in an effort 10 identify the one person
who had the mos1 profound impact on
1hc community, 3 person who shaped,
infl uenced and even symbolized lhe
year's events.
Without doubt, it'1·a 1ubjcc1ivc
process that will be occond·aucsscd. The
individuals selected aten't necessarily the
hcros or lh• year, or lhc villains. They
aic simply 1hc people who made news
i nd had an impac1 :
This year we picked Mac Bernd, tho
new 1uperlnlcndcn1 or •be
Newport·Mcia Unified School District.
For 1 ochool aystem torn by ltlndll and
shaped by apathy and wanina financea,
-~M
months of anger from parents and com-
munity members, Nicoll announced. he
would retire at the end of the school year
for medical reasons. A sad ,..----,
end to a 21-year career as
Newport-.Mesa superinten-
dent.
It was a leaderless school
(.;
district that had broken faith
with pa£ents and employees-by way of-the largest
embezzlement scandal in California public school
history. After rising class sizes, emp loyee layoffs
.
Some say
.fl Toro plan
just. a bunch
.or hot air
... Corona del Mar residents
becoming concerned about
flights over tlleir town if
Manne base becomes
commercial airport.
BY DAVID HEITZ, Sr>.lf "'a1rt.a
CORONA DEL MAR -The
city uC Ncwpon 6c3Ch is willing 10
move nK>Untains -li1c rally -10
make plans for a commcrct-.il 1ur·
pon at EJ Toro Marine Corp1o Air
Station appc21 more attr:ac1ivc.
Out M>rnc Con.>na dcl ~1.ir resi-
dents aren't sure whether "the
city's vlstoni1ry s1r.11cg1cs -v.h.ch
have cost 1u~ycr1 hundr-cd!I. of·
thousands o( dollan -;i;rc drcan\s
or rcoilitic1.,
El Toro is iChcduJcd to c!Q)c ~
1999 bc('.;IUSC: of dc(cru.c CUI!.. In
an effort to dcmon1tr<1tc the bate'•
viabilit)' a1o a connnercial airport,
the 01y has spent more 1ban
$2.S0,000 during the past 10 ycan
on studies .
.. By pu111ng a lot of this infot·
mrtion out there. we've mode H
evtdcnl LO people that you could
build 11 conlmcrcial airport oul
1herc 1&.nd 1..ecp ii quiet," Deputy
Cit)' Man3ger Ken '?Clino ~M:i-
n.u·t not everyone IS con"1nccd
The most n:ccn't con1rovcrsy
centers on El ·roro runway 01R.
which · the ~1.ar1ncs occ:isK>nally """'"
use for t:akcoffs. l"hc ci1y spent
SI S,000 in April on a ,1udy 1ha1
an1lyzcd how 'lhe s1rip could be
used.
When 11 CIJO l.)r CS righter
pl:anc lakes off from 1hc :urstup, 11
heads wc~1 O\Cr ln;1nc before
S.e PU.N/P•9• A9
TO OU• •IAlllU
Bt."'<";tuse oi our Ne-.i.
mal..er 0 1 the Veoiir paclagc
tod.ly's Community Forum
pagE' and rh15 week s
Weekend sea.ton ~-ill not
appe.iir. Both sectK>nS. iilong
wtth Fred Martin s On the
CNSt .column, will refurn
next ~k ,_ ..
Nightclub fever
The [(nptre 8.allroom 1n
Cost.I Mba IS ~ ID open
its doon and become the
first h.ard-a>te New
Yori<-s<yl< dance dub on th<
c6unty. n.e...·11 be pl<nty
of dancing and go-go girfs
Stt"°'l'•P"l!"A4.
.The 'anti-mall'
The lab m CO§t01 Mesi
1sn t hl..e oc.hef shopping
centen iinQ 1t doesn't Wilnt
to be Owner Sil......,
~ Ii O"eiiltng a mall
att:ernatrve wrtti a different
11.i"'Of 'Of shopping
Stt""'Y.-Al;
MW.CiliU.&
' The polnllns on th< IOI' ol
-1 • by "'"1<I •nill °"°" -· f.,.. ..,_..., on p.>inbnp, un 650-i86S.
ORCULATION I00-2.12·9141
ClASSlflfO 60·S671
NEWSROOM 5-*IH22•
HOTllN( 60-6086
SPORTS 642_.llO
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Despite missing
identity, Virgin
store is sdll
worth visiting
E VEN lF TUE VlRGIN M£GASTORE
hlls an acu1c case or missing identity, it's
stilt a great plucc 10 shop ror the bcsl ·
selection or compact and la\(r discs. classical
mosic, videos and video games.
For a limited time, it's havina a sale on .---:=--..., · selected eds -buy Jwo ror
S 11 .99 each and get the third
for a penny. The Virgin
Mega.store (645-9906) is at
Triangle Square in Costa
Mesa.
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NIKE TOWN (642-6363) a1
Triangle Square in Costa
Mesa, currently the mOst
high-lcch store around, is a
great place lo b11y running
shoes. Best
Buys
The v.Cll-traincd sales
people stand behind the
sclc<:tion or shoe 1hafs best
.. for your £cct. I( there's a
problem, 1n mmt cases, Nike To.,.,·n 1o1i1ill allow
you to cxchu ngc 1hc shoes.
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IF YOU'\ l:'. DEEN wanting to learn how to
sail, but nc\cr look 1he time. now's a perfect
lime, 1'hc Orange Coasl Collc-ac S11ilin1 Cc-nlcr
i!. offering a ··s.ailing special."' -
RcgL.!.lration fees for. all January and
February boat classes are discounted 20%.
Classc:s range from beginning sailing for lhc
novice 10 advanced shields for those who like a
chaUcnge. Cla:..seli arc open to the public and
arc held year-rouhd with the majority of ·
on-thc-v.a1cr courses held on weekends.
For more information please call (645-9412)
or you can slop by the Orange Coast College
· Sailing Center, !SOI \V. Coast Highway,
Nc··••por1 Beach.
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AflER CllRJ ~J~tAS SALES arc in full force,
and the follov.ing s1ores arc offering huge
reductions.
Brooks Brothers {640-8880) a! Fashion
Jsl:lnd in Nc\!o·port Dcach is having a
semi-annual storev.·idc sale. Selected
merchandise from the men's, women's and
boys' departmcnt.s arc re.duced 30%.
The popular buuon-down pima oxford shirts .
arc o n sale for $39. marked down rrom $48
1hrough Sunday.
Bl'rnlnl Spor1 (557-1151 ) for men's clo1hina
on the third level al South Coast Plaza is
having a semi-annual sale. 1'1arkdowns arc up
10 50%.
l.f\tagnln (759-1211) at fashion Isl.and is a
good pl:icc to buy boxed Christmas cards.
which are marked down 50%. Selected
women's designer sportswear is marked down
40% 10 60%.
Ntimi;in f\1arcus al Fashio Shand i.S having
a storcwidc s&le. ChristmaJ ciidk and holiday
decorations arc marked down 50%. Selected
men's and womcn"s clothing a1c marked down
up to 50%.
Saks t~lnh A,-cnue (540-3233) a1 Sou1h Coast
Plaza is ha..-ing a storewidc s;i.lc wilh
markdowns up to 60%. Sckcted sale
merchandise includes women's designer
sportswear, men·s clothing. cs\atc jewelry,
lingerie, holiday ornaments, dcrorations and
c.:i.rds.
Lonas l'h11rmacy (729--803.5) at Fashion
Island has discounted all boxed Christma~
cards, Christmas wrap, orn;imcn1s, girt tap-
and bows up to 75%.
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lkst Uuys •PfJC'#N Tbursda1·1 •nd S11turd•Yf·
lrbelhtr JOU'tt • murh•nt or• shop~r, Jf
1·ou know of• 1ood buy. I'd lot'r to tlt'r J'OU
son1t' publi<'lly. Call me at 540-112<1, fax a1c at
6-16-4170 or wrltt' to me: 1Jt'st Buys, Daily
Pilot. JJO iv. Day St., Costa Afesa, C.J/f.
91617.
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MANAGING IDrl"Oll STEVE MAllBlE, S40-lll4, m. 363
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Shaheen Sadeghi, owner of the Lab in Cost.a ,\lcsa, h:u; combined tilt-up buildJngs, scrap )umber and curr ing-edge rctotjl st0rt.s to forn' a mill :tiltcn\Jiti\°t. ,
The Lab, in Costa Mesa, isn 't like-other shopping centers nor does it want to be
A l first glance, the Lab may kx>k
like a retail experiment gone
awry.
But behind its concrete facade, L..ab
creator Shaheen Sadeghi hopes to
import a litilc of the alternative flavor
or Mcll'OIC to a )·acre area along
Bristol Street with his sclf-dubt;>cd
"anti·mall"
'"We lhink lhcre is a great young
cr()'!Vd around here who baliically h'nvc
no place to go," said Sadeghi. 39. or
Laguna BJ:ach.
The 40,QOO.squarc -foot pro1cc1 is
the ID.test creation for the former
-Quiksilver lnc. designer and
presi dent. His intent. how~cr, is not·
to compete with other high-end malls
in toWn like South Coast Plaza and
Triangle Square.
"Retail shopping has become more
or a oommotk>n rather than
entertainment," Sadeghi said ... This
project is Jess about South Coasl
Bianco ~lk.ki of Ncwpon Bcuh shoots pool in the courtyard of Tiic Lab,
Plua and more about filling the other
·void no one has been addressing."
The Lab was buill from a
reconverted factory al 2930 Bristol.
The original walls stand but now arc
blown out in parts to reveal the
corrugated steal rods bcnea1h. Cracks
in the cemented cowtyard walk 1ha1
cuts through the center arc filled wilh
dtought·rcsist ant plants.,
Jn the courtyard, there is a mix of
furnilure resembling a cofrec house
"'"ith sccond·hand chairs. couches,
tables and a Persian rug. There is
al.so a small staging area where bands
will play and poets will read. Hanging
behind thc'stagc is a movie screen 10
show foreign nlms.
'"We just take the existing clements Ryan Cooper, Jcfi:1 and S:un.in Akhann r:.g shoes at jwt0op(nCd NaNa.
TIMPIUTVaU
Nlwpotf le.ctt: 70/SS
MbH.: 70/JS
Cotti Meu: 75151
Cor0N def Mar. 7J/S7
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and rnal.c 1he bc!.I of 1hc1n, ·· S=tdcgh1
!..ltd. '""lltcrc Ill nothing perfect J bout
1h1:. thing."'
SJJcgh1 !ktld nt.·arl). all his IS
llpace!. arc ren1eJ oul. 1· .... o n1ajo1
anchor:> arc the county') fio.t Urban
Ou1fi11cr:. ~lw c, a clo1h1ng chain
' nM>5tly on the Wt Coa:.1 and Lo5
An!!;clell. :ind 1hc first·C\Cr TO\l.et •
HcrorJs Altcrnnu\c Siorc. Son1c
:.1orcs won to open urc :i coffee
hou~e. a 'intagc rlulhing s1orc and ll
h;11r !.alon
··111) Jcfin11cly 001 h'l.c a real
n1J\I."' '31d ll1:1ncv Nill1, a
~IJ-~1:.,1 1 .old gr:1phic dt!.igner fron1
Ne .... purl Beach, a•hc pb1)ed pool Oil
lhc public pool table on his roorth
\lllll ... It feels lilc )ou'rcju)I hJng1n~
•out nt :1. fr iend's hou>e ...
PJrcn1s "Who h,l\'C 'huppc d 1n )J) 1t
is :.n idc:il gathering placc ... for th.:1r
tccn·agcrs.
"'I brought n1y 15-ye:ar-old daughter
here loday,'" llaid Patrick Fa\'U11tc. 47,
or Ncwpon llcach, on his second
visi1. ""E\·cry1hing is sort uf cuuing
edge. TI1is gi\C!o l ids somcplac~ 1hcy
can corne 10 and r~l:uc Ill more:·
Oc!.pllt 11 few planning hold up) -
Sadeghi said he 11nd the city arc
dc b:1ting about plans for !.CaCfoldin'
O\'tr 1hc court)ard :inJ his
decomposed grani1c .... -alkways -city
oftlt'i:ils 53id ttlcrc havcn'1 been n1:iny
objections 10 the project.
"l·le has done wn\C really
in1crcs1ing things v.ilh lhc cx1cr1or
'A'alls and he has a difrcrcnt approach
than wh3t other people do vdth the
landscapina." said \'/ilia
Uouwcns·Killeen. a stnior planner for
the ci1y.
The project is iehedulcd to be
cumplcled by P.1urch.
POLICI L(!G
conAMHA
~101trotl•: A
6eckpxk rontainlna
a numlxr of drum
hc:uJt v.'Olth nc11rly
S200 W2S ltolcn from
a home in thcllOO
block.
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0tst \\'ilM>n: A
lek\ffsion V.'aS
stolen from•
clasuoom at W'1t0n
Ekmc:n11ry in lhe
llOO blo<lr.
\Yttt 16'1l Strttt.: Afl
auto w•t litokn fron1
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-YIAMNNCI
The Jcwkh ScnQ Center ot Oranac
County '5 hoRin1 a dance cclcbr11kMa
fc.turfns ''The Ambassadon or
Mw&k" from 11 a.m, to 2 p.m. at 250
E. Baker St., Colta "1csa. LuDCh and
dancinc is SS. For more: informatton,
call S4S.i5l3. ·
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M•I••• & LAlllDAllY IOC111T
The. Orance; Coast t.1incra.I &. Lapidary
Sociccy Will meet _11_ 1:.lO ;.mo-ln-1hc
Cmua "1cu Scnk>r Center. Speakers
William and l1;1bcl11 Burns will sh<wt.o
· sltdcs ol Crr.-q-ard Point 1p1c1 and
dispby 111mpk1 of their work. They wi~ also provide. Information on the
combined American and C.a lifotnia
Fcdcraa.too Gem Show in 1996. For
· mor~ infonna1k>n, call S46-4389.
TNUUDAY, JAM. •
UTA.Tl M.ANNIN• IOa 11 ... LU
Attorney Scott A. Bourdclais will
present 1 free prasram covc:rina
rc....xablc lil.·1n1 1ru1u, wilb and
durable power of attorney for health
care 11 the Newport Beach Publk:
Llbr.uy. &s6 S;in Ocmcntc Drive,
Nc.,.·po11 Beach. Proc,r:i.m bc&ins 11 7
p.m. For more infonn11tion, call the
library at 644-3181 or ~4-3191.
SATURDAY, JAM. a
•UMINOW
Cr()M;«>ads of !he West ii pruc:n1in1 a
Gun Stw>w at the OranF Coun1y Fair
and Eap05il19n Ccntc1 in c.oita ~1eu
horn 9 a.m. to j p.m. 1od::ay and
Sund:iy. Admiuion is S6 for adults.,
·) Sj.jO f04' 1enk>n and childn:n ro1o1n~r
1h2n 12 arc free . For more
1nro~1ion, call (801) S-"'4·912S.
1894. 1994
FOUR G ENERATIONS
100 YEAllS!
Carpeting • Vinyl Floors • Wood Floors • Ora p<:ries
ALDEN'S
CARPETS, INC.
CosraMc:sa
646-4838
NEWS
SUNDAY, JAM. 9
.M.fllT DIMOMnutloN
Local 1rtisl Helen Reeder, 111hosc
waterrolOrt arc featured in a di5pl:2y at
the NewpotlCtnter Llbrary, wilf aivc
a free lcctuJC and demont.tration at J
p.m.. in the libruy,. 856 San Oemcntc
Drive, Newport ~ach. The lecture is
titled .. PhUoaopby and An Principle$.
as Taught bf Lcadin& Ar1isls of t~
Cali£04'ni.a School of W111ercolor." For
more infomuuion. call &U-3177
TUUDAY, JAN. 1.,
UflMCY VOLUNTllU .. llDID
Would you like to volunteer to leach
another adult to read, write and 1peak
Engli.sh? Tiie Central Oranae. County
Lllcracy Council will train you in the
Laubach Literacy ~tethodl so you c:an
help 50meonc who i1 functionally
illiu:ratc ln the English Lan1uaa;e.
OaJSC-1 bc&in tooigh1 al the United
Mcthodi.11 Churoh, 420 W. 19th 51 ,
Cos1a l\icsa, Oassc1 go rrom 7 p.m.
until 9:30 p.m. c~ry Tuesday and
Thursday ror W w.·ceks. For more
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TllUIUllAY, -1 :I
'l"AICIMC.....,...
r l.eam the andc11t. rel&Ddon &11 ot
TM Chi Olih at • f1ec evcnia&
propam praentcd by TM Hottman in
tht Comm.anity Room ot cbc Newport
Center Libnry, M6 San Ckmcnte Dr .•
in Newport Beach •t 1 P.n\. Hoaman'1
lecture will W:l\Kk the ori&int •nd "'9?.Rer.t. or T"a.i Chi Chih, u wen • dcmoottnlioit. For ~
in~ tion. call 6"-3181 or 644-)191.
SATUUAY, JAM. 15
' Ufl ManoaY COUUI
Senion who WiStt to create an .
annctive life histOI)' book:le1 fOf' their
posterity and frK:nds can take
advantap of a sis week Cout5C I hat •
bc&ins ~al the OASIS Senior
Q:ntcr. 800 Ma11uerite Ave., in . _
Corona dcl Mar. T•uJhl by
aw:1rd-winnln1 writer and life hiltOI)'
specialist Ed Mauu, panicipantJ will
create a bound booklet indudin&
an~dotal accounts from 1hei1 lives,
favorite pholOI and 1enealogkal
chans. O:aues will be held every
Saturday from 10-11~ a.m. throu&h
February 19. For moce information.
call 644-3244.
MOUISllOW
The EqtJCslrian Cenrcr of the Orange:
County Fair A: Exposition Center in
Costa Mesa is hostin& a Hunler and
Jumper Horse Show today and
Sunday. Call ?08-1652.
SUNDAY, JAM. 16
DOOIMOW
Shoreline Dog Fancien A.Hoc1:11ion of
Orange ~nty is hoslinc 1hc Jjth
All ·Brted Dog Show and Obcdicntt
Trial at the Orange Coun1y
FailJ")IJnds bc&innin& al 8 a.m. l)le
show will feature 140 di(fcrent AKC
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Last year, the number of
deaths and injuries in
a1coho1 re1ated vehic1e
J
f.
crashes decreased
Since 1990 , drunk
by 15%.
driving
arrests are down by 29%.
Education , tougher 1aws a:nd
enforcement andresponsib1e
drivers are the reason .
This New Year's holiday,
ce1ebrate 1 i fe .
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-le
( ];, 1, 1·.t· :1, ,I 1, 1 I )1·111k ,111,l I )11\ ,.
~s Automobile Club of lrJ Southern California
nJDAY,-tfl
MOtOaCYCU IWAI' MllT
The. 0..,C Councy Fair and
&po.ition Center ill C.... Mesa ls
the a.i1e ror • motorqode sw•e m«1
from' p.m. ce 10 p.m. in 8u11din1 10.
Admi~ ii S6 ror adults and
children )Qlnaer th.an 12 arc, free. For
more lnformatk>A. caJI JM-051-j .
IAl'_llUAY, JAM._2_2 __ _
MOUllNOW
The Equescrian Center at the Oningc
County Fair ind Expostoon Ccn1c:r 1n
Cmta Mesa is holdina a \\.'utcrn
Hone Show 1oday and Sunday. For
more .,.formation, call 708-1 Mil-• .
Ta&IN&llOW
GATS Lbni1cd is hokhng :.i Tr:.iin
·Show today and Sund~y from lj}a.m.
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TNUUltAY, Mii. llF
YCMHM urtMUCtW MUWI
n.c. Juuuy mixtt ol the 0rutc
Counl)' Youns ~iaM will be a1
Birr• Poretti'1, JJ13 Bt:isaol St.. ·C»aa
Mesa froin 6:)0 p.m. to 9-JO p.m..
Complimentary hon d"ocuvcrs and
no-ho5t bv. Call 2$J..1Sll.
SATUaDAY, FIL I
YOU ... UPUWU.I IAU
The Orange Coun1y Youna
Rc:publicaru aie h:;vtn1 their ICJCM
Presidents BaJI a1 '"The T~ oC 1hc:
Whale" re11auran1 al the Balbo4
P;iviKon. Cost ls S.SO for mcmben. $jj
for non-mcmb&:n. For IDOfl:
infonn;;uion. call 255· IS 12
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Editor's
Notebl>ok --
William Lobdell ts on
vacation. His editor'
'notebook column will
return DClt week.
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"' Owner of SOOll-tl>-open
nightclub says he'U bring a
part of hard-core New YOik
to Costa Mesa
BY l..oruAlot A.t.laQ.A., ~ W........
COSTA MESA -Billed as lho
coun1(1 r1,111 ha.rd-eorc New Yort·
i.1ylc dance c;lub -compk1c ..ttJs
Co-Co ,;ru -'"" EmpR &ll-
room i:5 SCI 10 open Ill doors -
We~ 17th Strut by the c.od ol
January.
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Orq M11U.O"nsd ... ,,.be tW ~
tal, U-. oisbtd..i. ciallet O<-
aoac CGu.17 "' Loo Ao&elcs 11a1 ewer scea. ..
A -tiooal ... pcnnil, re-
quh<d U-Ille dob ii localed lo
u iodllltrill .,.ca al 640 W. 17lb
Si..~ opprOYCd by d1y olfldals
laJ~ Siacc &hen. dub ownen have
sput u c1timatcd $3 million
tuminc Lbe 1$,000dqu•n:-loo<, ~ JUN>ld lllCIOl'y into • bJ&b-tc<b
dance b.aU lb.It will tccOINl)Od.ate
up to l,000 pooplo '111....,.
tl1roolJli S I 'IJ udl 3 LJll.
Dnpod 'lo • -rte pC1ll laduo-
trWism-lalplrod "'1oriof, "" dub
will rcatlire a eprawtq dalK'C
lloof with .. owrlookln[ ......
a1t1, fou.r elna&ed II>"., pl•lformt
'•od • IOWCrio) OJ boolA.
A louop for privaJe panloo, •
muaive 1Nio bor lllrrounded by
nine drink well& ind a 1maU legion
of hood carved -· pool '"bl" will abo be bouled under the
club's dome-ab.aped cathedral ctil·
lap.
"TM udli-•rc la ruU,
-~ • M•I-said, llddio[
WI Ille -,.....,,... Ille
Holdl Daip o-p, wbldl. -
r .. cd Ibo Metropolil in lrrioe. Ille
Shut Club In °'"'" Mcu """ Oolhcm Hall lo Santa Moala.
"Bui Lbls _, -P)'lhl ..
like lhooc clubs," Mulllollond &1kl.
.. ll11 .... 10 be YC'J djfkffni.
Then:'• oo<bint •he 'like ii in 01-
•• Counl)' ...
A.cu.nluated with RUI be.am.I. a
)O.fool .. n:dwood ~iii•• ud ocjd
treated CODCrCIC walls. lbc furnish,
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... wlll ... l'albioMd 1-bold
red OllCI tiloclt ..,......_ rcml-
ollocat ol a btolll<~ MulbOlland
Nici.
Mlllio wUI be "ric11y tbe llordat
lo ,_.. IUld odd jau. "No np or
.. ylhlna I~ that," he ,.;d.
The dub will be opeo Thunday
lhroup Saturday from 8 p.m. to 3
1.m. "It's quite a distance ft(ln'I
1ny residential propc:nic:s," iafd
sen.kw planner Willa BouweitJ-
Killeen .
Mulholland uid the club wiU
..... -.... --.., "°" 2 ._..__ tl>c lopl. CMl<Jlr I
'""'"' -la Calironala. He _., the dob 10 be !C
before the e..S o( Juuary.
A mklcot of Newpon Dcac
MulhoUand 11kt Iha muon he •d
Oded to purcha• 1he -.itt a 1)urn ii in10 a d~nce c:lub ii 1lmpl
''1beJc · fs a huac ma1ke1 of you
people li"int here In Newpo
Oclldl and drivin1 10 lM An&cl
to So clon<ios, • be Aki. "Wiiy n
tap into iJ. -1
Police beefing up patrols In
eHort to ban dl'lllken drMng·
"' Holiday revelers urged
not to get behind wheel
after drinking.
BY 1.ouAkw BASJl.EDA. S'fNr W1.nU
COST A ~1ESA -Police arc
beefing 'lip patrols this wee.tend in
hopes of stopping holiday revelers
from driving drunk before any
damage is done '
In Co.ta ~IC:l.l, three roving
1 ..... o-n1an tc'"ami. will hit lhe ilrc:elJ
1hrou~ut lhe Yr.eckcnd starting
Fr1d:sy •cvc:n1ng.. according 10 l..1.
J11n \V;itltoQn
]':cwport Beach ..... 11 also have a
'PC't'1.1l drunk dt1,1ng team on pa-
1101 throushout 1he v.eekcnd.
··So v.e urge everyone not to
dr ink rind drive," uid Nt'tll·pon
Uc:u.-h S~I. An~y Goni.s. "And ;o
J nvc c:uc!ulty."
1·hrough November of this year,
Gon1!i said Ncwpon Beach officers
.arrested 566 drunken driven. Al·
cuhol·rclatcd acciden1s in Ncwporl
IJcach hit ~I by 1he end of No--
vember.
In Cos1a Mci>a, three deaths
haye been blamed on drunken
drivtr1 so (ar thi1 )C3J. ln addi-
uon, the 48-ycar-old bicyclist who
was killed last week after he
cra!ihcd inlol: mo1orcyck while
trying to turr>ff of Harbor Boule·
\.ird al H~m1lton Street had an al-
lOhol level abo\·c 1he lesal limit,
tc!ilS show
R1d1ng a bicycle while intoxi-
cated i!i agains1 1hc law, pohce re-
mind.
Also up this year 1s the number
of people C~ta Mcioa police have
Newport library
adds mo service
NE\VPOK"f BEACH -Pcopli:
.... 11h hearing impairments can now
access hbr.iry .erviccs al Ncwporr
Center Library via 1clcphonc.
Con1bining the functions of a
telephone and a typcwn1cr, 1he
Tclecommunicat1on Device for the
Deaf, commonly k.nov.-n as a TDD,
enoible1 the referen<:e staff to
receive que1tions from hearing
1mp.;i.ired cu~tomcrs.
Library 1taff can answer them
directly by using the 1ystem, which
1ran!imill printed words O\ICr
telephone wire•.
'"This new device ts lhe most
recent evidence of our
commitment lo providing ac;ce1s,
.-.crviccs 11nd materials 10 all our
cus1omcri, including those who
need added assistance to make u~
of 1hc Newport Beach Public
Libr~ry·s n1any resources," .said
:issis1ant City Librarian Tom
Johnson.
lllc device will help bring lhe
city into compliaoc.c whh lhc
AmerK:ans with Disabilitic.1 Act.
To access the TDD, dial
644~94.57 between 9 a.m. and 9
p.m. Monday 1hrough Thur$dny.
11nd 9 a.m. 10 6 p.m. Friday and
Salutd.1y. •
For more information, call
644-3191.
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A-et wilh no obli1atton ~ we will
mall )'OU I CUKUe • aboul
the Ufc lo..,.... lodusuy Md
IUlrltnked annuilttl by 1ware-
arrested for dtunkeo dfivinC' -· m lhrouJb N<M:mbcr com.l'"!cd "° 661 durins the A.me period in
1992.
Tbe number of ak::ohol·related
accidtnts reported in C.OSll Mesa,
however, hu dropped wbst1ntiaJ.ly
from 294 throuJh Novc.mbc:r of
1992 to 148 during Lbc ume pc·
riod this year.
PoHce point out that through
Jan. 2., locaJs who have been
drink.in& hayie altematlvcs.
Both G&W Towing and Harbor
Towina pledlc lo tow inebriated
party·gocn home -a)ong wi1h
their car -any nig.ht after 10 p.m.
.. no charge. no hassles, no qucs.-
1ions."
"We know the drunk dr1vcri are
going to be out there," s.Jid John·
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in Costa Meu. '"This gives them ~lF CHIROPJlACTI'C CAN RELIEVE YOUR. PAIN A.""10 DISC0.\1FORT
an opportunity to s.ave their lives AND H.ELP YO~ LlVE A 81:.'TfER. HEALTiiJER LIFE.
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!or people heading home. Both 1731 SANTA ANA AVE., COSTA MESA
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Godby uid less than 20 people
have taken advantage of his offer
during the past two weeks. Two
men utilized G&W's s.ervices
twice .
"Al leas I they had the brains to
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~ Leaseholder of
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due to rent Increases.
11kc effect,
"These are people who've re·
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(LXed incomes ... ~kCabc Pid.
"If ~c ever have 1 rent In-
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· we will meet with 1hcm and
8r llUs• Lo.u., 51.w<r \Van~ ~ork _somcthina out'.::
-oA YSIDE VILLAGE _ McCabe said in some cases,
The company lhat lost hs bid DeAnza simply cancels rent in·
1o purch:i~ the u:niors-only • creases for tenants who cannot
mobile home P3rk Tuesday bu1 arrord them.
still rents spaces 10 the tenanli Beginning in January, rents
said no one will be evicted be. will rap&e from S660 to Sl.600.
cause oC r(,nt increases. Some of the rents will be re·
DcAnza Assets Inc., a Bev· duced, while the. 1tiffest in·
crl)" Hills company that O'#ib creases arc for the: mobile
11nd operates mobile home home spaces closcS1 10 the
1>3rks throughout the couniry, Upper Newport Bay.
holds 1 lcuc on the 26--acre McCabe also uid OcAnza is
Bayside V-0..._~c MobUC liome willing to discuss the sale or the
Park through the year 2013. lease 10 the tenants, although
Residcnu who engineered the he expreucd disappointment
purch:asc of the property and abou1 their purchase of the
279-slip marina for $12 million property Tucsd.:1y.
SJY lhc)' rear Ciealating rents '"Ifs unfortunate that the
will drive residents Crom their sn1all group or resident invcs-
homcs. tors prcv:iilcd in going t~s~-,
But OcAnza Preiidcnt Barry way," ~1cCabc 1aid, '"There ate~
~lcCabc said \Yed nesday 1hat probably over 150 or the 266
resKlents who cannot afford the resident households who did
avcrage..21 % rent increases 1ha1 no1 join the acquiring or·
go "into cffc;.ct in January will ganiza1ton."'
DOI be evicted. DcAn2a has opcrn1cd the
0eAltZ3 currently subsid~ Bayside Village Mobile 1-lomc
the rent or 7% of 1hc parks :?66 Park for 12 years, one of 37
resident households. ~1cC.ibc parks operated by lhc company
s:iid he expccls that number 10 n;nionv.·ide. D~Anza ·owns 22
rise lO IS'!. after the new rents mobile home parks.
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director of Hoag H05pital'1 PulmOnary
Department and Sleep Dilordeis Center ls
the 1993 winner ol 1hc American Lung
Auocia1ion'1 Pottenger Cf)'ltal.
chairman ol the board of the Americ.an
Luna Association of California.
Selccky, who is alM> associate djnlcal
professor of medicine at 1hc UCLA School
of Medicine, wu additionally ''recognized
for his lifelong a>n1ributions to the
conquest or lung disease. as a teache r,
researcher, clinician and voJuntcer."
In addition 10 publUhin'g cxtcn ivcly in
the medical field, Selecky is credi1ed with
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-a·ppro:rctrtoev.iluat1ng the statu1 of
Since 1967, the honor bas been
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have given outstanding volunteer service to
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~Dr--Paul Selccky is a very
knowledgeable, "'CIJ·traincd,
compassiol.atc and caring physician who
hu con1ribuJed both clinically and
academically 10 the advancement of
pulmonary medicine," S3id James Hqward.
Wanna '
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classified
ad? Call
pulmonary patients on rcspira1ors,
according to Howard.
After earning both his undergradua1c
and medical deg.recs at the Univcrsi1y o(
Pennsylvania, Scleclcy went on to bccorne
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' BY B.W. Coo14 Soarn £onoa
S he wat: Miu Temple Chy in
1970, when she was jw;t a ·
.sophomore in high tchooJ.
The foUowinJ..)'llf.. as_the .
younacst wo1nan to win the top
beauty title al the National
Or~nic Show in San Bernardino,
she would travel to New Zculond.
for a mon1h rcprescnling
AmCTka's Citrus Growers.
In 1973, as a freshman at
. Pasadena CiiY Coltcge, the
Tournament of Rose:s would
beckon. Cbolcn from more 1han
800 cntr&n1S: she would serve
proudly in the annual Pa~n1
celcbra1ton as a princeu in_ the
Rose queen's court. ·
Two years later, the title of Miu
C.alifornia would be hers aDd she'd
be: part of a ycark>ng whirlwind
journey to the Miss America
contest in Atlantic City, finWling .
as SCIX>nd runner-up. ·
Her name is Janet Carr Terrell.
. That sime year. back in
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hon>c-.. Tc....-CllY. 1uchd
into the Su Gabriel V&Upy,
Janet's tiller Robin would become
the queen of the Tournament of
RotCS Paladc. once apio makins
1he C.rr faooily proud.
LeadiJ1& up IO Ibis hooor. Ille
I»> lllo pmer<d lhc tides of
Teen Miss Califomia. Junior MW
California and Mw Temple Ci1y.
just like list.er Janet. aod later
wouJd 'be a finalist for the Maid of
Cotton. .
"Bo)' were we 1 big 51>lash In
Temple Clay." laoabcd Robio.
remcntbotiac lhc licody dai> when
lho and ,..,., ...ctc the bl1 time
In I.heir small town. ~
Today. both Janet and Robin,
who is Robin Clrr Sanden. reside
In tk Newpon·Mcu community
aJona with lbtlr parents. "Our
folks live dovfn here now, but
home base isl1tiU Temple City. ,
Their bocnc is WU ftlled wilb the
pictures and.the troph_ics or our
youth," said Janet. who is married
, lO Terry T~l~ and mother to 1
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new aeneration or bctutirul youn1
·ladles.
Sisler Robin, married to Jim
Sanden.. ls mo1bcr and 11cpmother
to £our children and i1 ex.pectin& a
chlld1n 1994. ·
As the 1994 Tournament of
Roses approaches. Janel Terrell
and Robln Sanders sharccf. their
fond meinories or the-past ind
their active lives of the present for
th.is Daily PiJ.;>t 'Society Profile.
Qoatloa: How -Id 10!'
dt'sa1bt ,_.. Uva! · ~
Janet: Simptc. 1ndi,k>nal and
family oriented. My focus is my
h1.15band and our children.
Robin: Absolutely lh!f same (or
f\lC. This i1 a ~ond marriace for
my huib:ind Jim, JO I am
Jlepmothcr to his three &re::u kid).
We have one or our own 1ogc1her,
and another one on the way. Our
house ls very busr, 111 all times.
Do JOU evtr oi ss the udteme111
and clamour or lhf oJd Qys! '
Janot: No, 1 re11lly don'1. 1'1un
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-tlloo, lo Ille put, pictum oo
Ille ...U 0< in lbe tcn1pbook. It's
luo to loot bock, but lool<i"I
ahead ii IDOte fun.
Robla! Deina '!be Tournament
ol R.OMll qYHn WU a thrill I wW
alwlys remtmbcr. You have no
idea how cxcilina It is. to ~
cholc:n for the honor. AJ I watch
thJs year'• parode, Lwill be the
one ridina down Oranac Grove
ri&ht tJona with this year's queen.
J think: it is an even bigger C.ick to
ace my kids watchin1 as they
think. aee. my mom did thilt.
Come on mom, did you really do
thAt1
\VQt WU JOUr Coc:us U a JOWll
alrt! Did JOU attk the bcau17 I.ilia
10 ate ahe•d la lire! Did your
part.all au.Ide you la that
dlrttlloa?
Janet: ~iy rocu, was education.
· AU thc-oppoilunity provided by
· winnins the vark>us contests
enabled me to better myself as a
public spe:akcr, as• teacher,
communiCltor. Thil has all been
of crut value to Robin and I 'in
our business ventures. '
Robin: Our family was always
I~ behind us, hclpin& in
whatcvcr way possibk. HoWever, if
WC hadn't done any of this, they
arc the kind or folks that would be
How to submit your nuptial news
The Daity Pik>t welcomes the chance to share the news of your
engagement or wedding with our re.lders.
Pd up engagement or wedding forms in our lobby a.t 330 W . &y
St., Costa Mesa, Of send • <ell-addreued stamped en~lope to the
Wedding Department, The Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, C-Mesa, 92626.
Photos ol the couple or ol the bride only may be wbmitted with the
finkhed form. BlWc and white photos reproduce best, but you may
wbmit sharply-focused colO< photos '"' approv•I.
Write your name on the back of the photo. If you want your photo
returned, pie~ include a stamped, addressed mailing envelope.
Engagements a.nd weddings are published on a spac.e available bas.is.
for more information, call 642·4321, extension 350.
Janet C.... Tcrrdl
prpud or us (or just being
ounelves.
Jaac:t, you mcaUM bUJl.Aru
Ycatun1 wllb your almr. Wh•t
are tbe ~ olyou up to ~
.......... e..~ri, Hillo. w.u, ...
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wl -ti .. '°'""'"·-··· llobia: F'rwc yean aao there was
aa opportuaity to swt a charm
l8d mode:liq tchool at the Brea
-· It became enormously MMXC11fW. IO we branched out 10
Nordllrom LI Jona and
&condido. Now we arc oCfcrina ·
tM cllSICI to young ladies from
the thitd arade tbrough hi&h
school here in Newport Beach al
the Balboa Bay Oub.
\Yllait do you say lo ~pie who
~One di.arm 1chool1 for youna
&irtl are outdated, dqradin&
lastJtudoas!
Janel: What do you think
former beauty mn1es1 winncl'1 do?
We aJI bcmme l>ia movie stan,
TV anchon, many millionaires
Janet:· ObvM>usly we don't ·
believe that al aH, We arc "°'
about teaching girls old.fashioned,
outdated women's duties. We
teach speaking and grooming and
how 10 handle public situa1ions of
all kinds. Our goal is 10 instill
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coaHrac:c ill lbeec ,_.. wo.ca
"'they cu _. .. lo .......
IO<iMy.
RlJbia: hrat&s CU do IO mudt
to JastiU .-. ~ wl _ .. thoir.--,
·rqard&c:M: ol 1bcir IOCio«x>nomic
Ntu.aitioft. We Uy &o cdorct p>d
bait vaJua ia ~r Uds. belpin1
them to r...i tJic best la
themselves. wbltever h is.
Janet: You tnow. whJ1 mattcn
Is -God views --)OU view 01hcri. and hoW you view
your1elf ... Respect. k.indoC$$.. aod
constderation. These are not
outdatcil values.
Do )'OU lhlak .. tM.n tn&er tbt
be•uty cln:ult to nod • rich
·busbaad?
Janel: Well, le certainly w:asn't
my pl. My winning afforded me
schotarJhip money for college that
gave me a great education. I met
my husband Terry jn church
through murual friends. Act ually.
it was a blind date. Our
r~lationship wa~ not, is not, b;i.sed
on my fame as a p3SI beauty
COOlat ...._,or Oii llil..., IO ...u.....,..
Robin: Tha1'1 _. 10 ,.y rbal 1U
bcAMt)' queens arc lb tbM. S..
-.. OR relldliOI fGr tlio bil . I .1..• ' .._._.._ 't' pnie .•• a """'r VieW. __,.--' 1 a
rich man or a IYCntive ~er fA
front oC 1he public. It wau't our
thina. Bmdes., the Rose queen bM
always bcca nathcr wholc:Jome,
riaht?
\Yb.at iJ lb« •'* ..,...,.. llU .. rw tt.acb yow .auckau! ·
Janet: I like to think, and hope,
1ha1 with my CJ'lill'n children as well
as our stude nts, 1h1u as -.-e tC:ach
them. m;ik.c dj((cri:nt opport(.lnitiu
avail:iblc to them, th:it the "b:ank
accoun t" or Jif.: experiences v. ill
grow with all the woodcrful
dcposi1s. o.nd that ;1ill thls
combined expcricnct: will build
their confidence for a •ucccuful
life.
" Robin: The only rhing I could
add is that we 1e:.ch them ta rc3ch
for 1hc best in thcntsclvc . \\le
hope in so doing 1h:i1 they ... u
grow up to be happy, ~itivc,
prod':>ctivc people.
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llC!IOll-llM..tM>ard CULi in
mlc and atbktlc _...., k
the last M.raw. The
c beulcmcnt scandal unleashed •
Vt' IJ1prin& ot cmolions from
unily mcmbcn who
plained ol bcina k>nc denied a
anln&ful voice in the way their
ools were run and how public
ds were spent.
It was clear lhat lhC nc•t
pcrintcndcnt or the 26-ycar-otd
I dis1rkt would need
nsidcrablc lc;1dership skills 10
r uild public trust in an
i1 1itu1ion now besieged by a
fi cstorm of criticism.
jThc Khoo! t?<>3rd understood
that heightened public
irf..olvcmcnt in publk schools was
p ramount. And aJtcr a lengthy,
n tionwide search, board mcmbcn;
c ose Mac Bernd to usher in 1hc
p omise of a new era or good
f lings.
Bernd, 50, was prepared for
c ntrovcrsy. I-le was having a
,Sernd'.s arrival seemed to
'liymbolize positive change
~• nd great possibility -
cb1rth, even. He t>ccamc
Jhl· cn.:rgy that the lop
~•reaches of the district
een1cd to lack. And it
.diJn"t 1'C'cm a coincidence
.:.wh en Bernd first arrived
!\-hat the fir~l people he
rrplcd to mcel wnh were the
tudcn1.1o.
!:Jul as has been the case
yvcl) year, we had an
.('abundance of people who
~ casil) could have qualified
'as the year's top ncwsmaker.
• 1-lcr<.' arc our leading
\ runner~-up:
~ ~1arian 8tl'IC'SOl'I -,..\f1er
l.Janding near the 1op of the
P''l111cal heap when she was
,.1hc H;cpublican nominee ror
.. ltcutenant governor,
!.Bergeson seemed ready to
·..calc 1hc mountain again
, ... hen Gov. Pete Wilson
(-pominatcd her to be
.t,Jiupcrintcndcnt of schools
'"~ror the state. But her
....,. nomination was rebuffed in r the Assembty and Bergeson
1 -a former teacher who
1 served as a board member
I~ Ncwpon Beach -
11tlcctcd to come home. She
; ""~~~~"t,!~_r su pervisor in
Arb c•m~U -"rhc
forrncr Newport Beach
police chief made news day
1 1n and day out in his
1 homc1own. J-lc was fired and
then rehired. His name
became a symbol for the
accusations he faced -
sexual harassment. He
~parred with the city
manager and his fo rmer
cmplO)'ee). Hi.s faU from
,11:racc resounds even still.
J«an Watt -Eve.n though
.-he lost her crusade to spare
wo pieces of Upper
Newport Bay property froll)
devc..·lopmcnt. her effort
~t1rrcd the city 5eosibilitics.
Wan , ·8 council member in
.~ewport Beach, has ncw:f
mddC a secret o f her
~cnda . The environment.
~~'.c cnv1ronmcn1. The:
~nv;ronmcnt.
Roy Al¥ando -While
hauling cancer, Alv&rado
has ~ccn rclcntJcss 1n his
effort£ 10 1h1nc the light on
('osta ~te~a·s Latino
community. launching
progrilms and working with
)nung n1cn and women, His
most recent cffon is Mad.res
Costa Mesa, a group of
Latino mothcn wbO patrol
1 heir streets and nearby
schooli.
John Hectaa -Good.
~ad or indutcrcnt. Hcdset
1-s a knack for bringing
is.'iUCS lO a boil -not a bid
quality (Or a ex>unal
member. This vear he
debated art fundina.
Pl .. nned Parcn1.hood, dos
pa1ks and safety 11 the pi:r.
S.tYe ~tarl>le:.
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miserable time as superintendent
or the 27,000..studcnt Little Rock
School District in Arkansas. It was
his firi:t year in the dis1pct after a
~Ui-year tenure as supcrin1cndtnt
of the San Marcos Unified SchOO
Diltrkt in San Diego County. The
ArkansaS district had gone
through
0scvcn •superintendcnu
during the last 10 years and was in
the throes or court-ordered
desegregation. As supcrintcndenJ,
Bernd spent much ot hif time In
court.
Interviewed by the Arkansas
Democrat Gazette in June artcr it
•as learned hi; wu • candidate
for the S:upcrintcndcn1'1 job in
Newport Beach and in Glendale.
Ariz., Bernd alluded to his
troubled Aikansas school di.Strict.
"If you look at the prcuurcs on
the Little Rock superintendent,
when anyone hcan if one acts . .,
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... l••-• ..... ""l" a 111•· I a•-..-..; • ............. n. 1r'11d ,., ..,.... did ___ ... _ .....
IMl'll airpb"' tripl IO lbe
lllwpoo•·Mcta edlool di&lrict.
"Al ol •-really catady,..lc
-bod happened ldl y<ar .._ I wua't here," Btmd I.I.id.
"Tllo dlltri<t hu bad • good
repuwion •taleWide and I was
,.a11y nciled about it. l'llblic
educatioa riaht now ~ e lOU&b
buti-. I don't think you walk
inlo any perfect 5ituat.iom."
The ICbool holrd orrcred Bernd
a three.year l<t!tUract for $104,000
a year -$6,000 less than he wu
makina in Arkansas. He took It.
A former high school track
coach who has a doctorate in
education from the Univcnity or
Colondo, Bernd did not hcslta1e
to lake the Jeadtnhip bull by lhe
horns. Jn counllcss meetings with
· community and _parent aroups,
Bernd invited the public lo 1ake
an active part in their school
diitrlct. The day before the
beginning or the.new ~1 year,
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673-4633
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dtllwml Ill'. -....,, ..... na.1.,_. ,.....,.,. as an
educationel aptllk<r.
Bemd IOUrcd school , met wi1b
membcn.or 1he U1inu communi7
and held rwe pubtic: forums. Publ.c
comments from 1he rorums were
analyzed durin1 the di11ric1'1 fin1
Education Summit to come up
· wjth five lop tc:hool dislrict
prlotities.
Bernd rcoraanited the structure
or achool dlSlrict adminilrration,
crea1ed • list or 10 priorilies he
pledged to be held accountable
ror, and lnithued a currK:-Ulun1
audit to review all school district
open lions. Never one to .shy away
from • good public relations
opportunity, he even rolled into :a
high school assembly on his
turquOise-and·cream
H:irlcy-Oavidson low rider to the
cheen.of students.
"He Was 1he man we needed to
get in thcrt and bring 1his district
together," uid 28-ycar school
tloud member Rod MKtM a
boenl pnsid .. I whoo Bc....i -
hi.red. "Wo needed l'*COM wbo
was wide open to 1hc coaunuoily. ,
I doa't think •e rould hoave picked
a better pc:non."
Mosl parents, c.mployees and
corrununity member; now uy the
tchool distrk'l is mo\tlnc in the
risht directton. ~also say ahoy
feel wek:omc to t;ttc p:-n in the
procc of change.
Dy :all DCCOUntJ.. Mac Bernd tuls
apparently rHIUJCd conrldcncc in
u school di.\ltict wracked by
liCandal, ind he's dOne it in only '
six mon1hs. Uut he clearly
understands this new c:ra of aooo
rcclin&-' mus1 be accompanied bf -
tancibJe results.
"1'he challenge for all or us -~ particulor.ly me -is tha,t
listening is oot goin' to be
enoueh, .. Bernd said. "Nobody's
more aware of that 1han 1 am.
We've <.>pe:ned Up the syst~m;
we're having 1rca1 disc:ussions and
we're coins to ha\•C wonderful
plans in pl:acc -we've got 10
execute them."
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tu ... lhltply south, Oytna ""er
Coronl dcl Mar to avoid traffic
from John Wayne Airpon.
Yvonne Houucls. president of
1hc Hubor V~w Hills ljomeown.
en Asloclation, feaq a cocn-
mctclal airport 11 EJ Toro tnelnJ
noisy airplanes would be flying
ovtt her home 5C'YCral times a day.
But Oclino nld lhc planu
COUid use runway 07L. fiyio1 cast
over hilly, !'r\Oltly unin~ited ter·
rDin before turnin& · souih toward
the ocean and jetting O\ler Laguna
Hills and Laauna Beach.
The:rc't only one problem-with
the plan: There's a 700-foot hill in
1hc way,
DUI Dclino said it could easily
· be lowered, allowing aircr:if1 to
• S<ifely sale it. ~
That · wunds a little silly t.o
Hou.sscls. who compares it to the
time officials wanted to stick giant
(ans in lhe San Gabriel Mountains
10 blow 1way I.he smog.
But Dclino tUid chor11ing 60
reel of£ the lop of a hil 1s "pea·
null."
"The citizens of C.Orona del Mar
are concerned thrat our city is
pressing for immediate convenion
of El Toro when 1here is no guar-
antee that the suggested hill re·
(nOVll and weight rest1ictions will
be. 1ccep1qblc or feasible," Hous·
sels said.
u Ille,....._...,.,. -lnlGlonblo Md olllci·~ cod up,...
...... tho ralrlctiotu, lbc .. ,. ..
alrpoR at EJ Toro could end up
bef&htc•ma Ille 1cve1 o1 ,;, "ur"' noise already endured by the city.
"If they over Wee El Toro aad
convcn it &Q a CXHl>JQercial ~n.
we are w:ry likely 1.o be under I.be nipt pattern like lhese pt.Ofle in
0-r Shor..," HoUll<ls .. id. "I
think O;Ur ciry is Oyin1 orr the ban·
die here and they haven't 1akcn
evcrythlna Into conskleration."
But DcUno, who wu hired by
·the city J2 years •ao after workin&
for an' airpon cniinccrin& firm,
uld the city's suggestions for con··
vertinJ E Toro arc not pie "in the'
sky.
"Between us and the county,
we're probably the foremost orga-
nintiOn in th~ country who arc ex-
perts on airpon managcmcn1
around a populated community,"
he uid.
"If they take Orr toward (Harbor·
View), the fant thidg they're going
to have to do is Oy over Turtle
Rock. and that's not aoin& to hap-
pen," Delino said.
According tO Irvine's ~ master
plan, the city opposes a com-
mercial airport within ilS bound·
arics. A ponion or the 4,~acre
El Toro base ls within its sphere
or influence.
Bui Irvine orftcials firmly main·
to.in 1hey will consider a oom·
.
illlia 1'lnlc Rod: remain undja.
hlrbcd.
••1 Ju.A lhiftt her tcan are un·
founded.'' M aaid. wrbete Is 1 re-
mo<e -8>ill1y k llOolld happca,
bllt Ille cbwa ol ii UC minor."
The city 11111 1od Chy Council,
led by Dcllno, M1yor 01rcncc
Turner and Oty Manqer Kevin
MUlphy, baV< been lobbyiJI& lot
scvenJ ~·n for a second alrpon
in Oranac C.OUnty.
Without another airport, they
say 'John Wayne will continue to
increase iu number of fliahts.
which currently is about 6 million
per ye.,r.
According 10 an airport aaree·
mcnt which the city 5'('U('k with
the county. in 1985, there tan be .
no more than 8 m!J!ion )lights per
year.
· But the agreement expires in
200S, and city officials expect the
constraints Will disappear it •an-
other airport is not built. That
wo.uJd mean more nights in and
out of John Waynt -perhaps u
many as 16 million per year by
2000 -and more noise for New·
port Beach residenll.
"We've got houses up 1he
kazoo, and nobody ls movin& here
anyway. What good is that fand if
you don't pul a commercial airpon
there?" Oelino nid. "It just makes
oodles of sense."
Houssels isn't so sure.
"I think we necc:fto find another
putllaf --rup.. ..... Ille clry,. lbc Aid.
CCMOvihm • Pbiil . SaHOae. wbo _ .. Coroaa dd Mar, ....
ho hua~ ,_koed uy Ciiis ,,...
ruidc.rtta wbo an worried about a
commercial airpon at El Toro diJ.
turb ... thclr quality cl Ille.
"I can't conceive ol them run-ru., airplanes (IO ll\C Well! with
John Wayne beina where t is. .. •
said SanlOne, 1 former air ttafflC
controller. 1'hey would iniist on.
golns ~ other way. Once ih •
while there might be one (aoi~
welt), but I don't think it would
be any bi& deal."
Several south coun1y cit~ op-
pose the conversidn or El Toro to
a commercial airpon.
For some of those re1idt:nts, the
announcement of its closure was a
blessing --despite the enormous
economic: Sass.
"E~rybody in :Couth county has
this feu of an airport," De lino
said ... What really fuels those fears
arc those damned military planes
Oyin1 'around at incn:dibly ·high
noise levels.
''There's a lot of misinforma·
tion. There's a lot or cuggeration.
And I guess you could use t.he
word 'hyperbole.' ··
mcrcial airpon at El Toro anyway. site ror an a~n besides El Toro.
S1ill, .Dclino believes they wou;, .;; .;•;;. ;e.;; /4 Plea8e join llB . ~ ~
for a gala ~ t" ~ New Years Eve. •
Mab;your~ now.
Spec1als ~ ,. ---:. .
Lobster ~. •
Rack of·I.amb ~ ~
Open Menu ~
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llnlll lmcll • l.9c~ · DI-/4
Bt •DA.YIP IUnz.. lr.t.fr Wam:a
• ORANGE -A li&h1cd
Christmu boa.I para~ i'2i this
landlocked city1
Sort or.
Ccdrk C&t)cn, OW'l)er of
We1tcrn Coost Con1tructio n in
Anaheim, wa n1cd to play bost
to a party 1h:11 hi friend)
would never forget.
So on Wednesday ni1h1, he
plopped a minia ture ve1).1on of
the Newport Hl rbor Christmas
Boat Parade - an e\·cn1 the
New Yo rk Times has hailed a.)
one or the n:ition's ~1
popular - into his b3Ck)ard
swimming pool.
"Who k.nOVo"s," Carlen ~ud,
"This could be the beginning of
·a new annual tradi tion. nus
year six boats -ncxl year 60?'·
The lead boat is
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The 1rmad.1 circles the pool
C\'Ct')' 15 minutes in front ol a
b#Ckdrop or painted hou.se
(ronls, dmilar w Newport
Bcxh's p:irade and ··Rina or
Lights:·
'Pftu.s h;;a) &CH 10 be i;cc-n to
be bel ieved," ~Jd Chl.lCk E~nt
or lllurnin:ited Conccpti. "It's I
fir)t ror u$, No one h;i) c\-c.r
:ailid us to crcau: :i bo:ll
par;ide ...
E\3ns Wd he probably
vi'iilcd every hobby ,)hup in
Or1ngc County lo m:ike 1hc
bo:us, which arc deco,3ted .... i1h
colbrc d Jightl and miniature
dccor:itions.
"We're very proud of 1hc
resu ll," he said. "Ju)! h~c the
re al thing."
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T ... ,.., ...... ,.,. ........ frieodl _, 10 m.,. io lhc
New Yc•t, ttcal the. 10
5nacb that i re feslive, delicious
and more hcohhfuJ 1han tun)'
popolar snack foodl.
Ahbou&h overindul&ina haJ
a_lmost become 1 holida)' riauat,"'to
, hits tho New Year fallout.
Accordint to Dr. Lloyd Rucker,
co-medical director or 1he wel&ht
m:1n:11cmcn1 proar.un 11 lhe UCI,
the avcni&c American gains
approitim3ic ly seve n pounds
between Th;nks&ivillg and New
.Yczir's Day, and only fr.-c of those
;pounds' arc eventually shed.
1 ~ party me nu 1ha1 focuses OA
Slim snaclu will he lp keep holiday
pounds from piling up. Start by
v.·ctcoming guests with something
hot to drink. They'll be glad to
exchange jackets and hats for
hand-warming mugs of hot apple
cider or spiced cran~rry juice:
;\dd cinnan1on stick stirren to
these f;u-(rcc sippers and put hot
beverage carafes in !lC\'tral
locations to make refills
COO\·cnicnt. ~
Large bov.'IS or holiday cookiC
tins filled with snacks also invite
guests lo help themselves. To ·
u tisry every taste, orrcr one snack
nlUt that's sweet and one that's
sa vory. Developed in the Qu:'.1kcr
Kitchens, the snacks realured here
get their appealing crunch rrom
pufCed wheat or puffed rice cer~I.
Uoth of these ready 10 cal cerc.f!s
nre a great base !or a snack mix
bcxauM: th ey contain 50 calorics
per (I cup) serving, and no r.:11, no
wdiun1 and no sugar.
Cranberry Apple Sn:ick f\.1 U is a
sweet and crun&y blend of
favorite holiday or non·holiday
n:JVOrs. It's easy to make, too.
1·hawcd apple juice conccn1ra1e,
spices, brown sugar and just a
small ouuo unl of vegc1a.ble oil arc
ron1bincd wi1h 1hc puffed cereal
and n1icrowavcd (or baked
conventionally). Stir in the dried
cr1nbcrrics while the sn::ic.k mix is
still warm.
Rccipc·rcndy diced mixed dried
fruits and s;ivory seasonings give
East Indian Snack Mix a more
e:c(,tic fla vor th:u's rcminlsttn1 or
1ht curries prominently fcalun:d
on Indian and Thai menus.
Uoth of these snack mixes ore
portable. Pack in small rescolablc
sandwich bags and, they can be
toted to the New Year's parade or
tra\'cling by car or pl;i ne to visit
rcl:i.tivcs and friends.
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Original Chex
party recipe
l-loliduy entertaining is as
easy as l, 2, 3 wi1h
America's favorite snack,
Original Chcx Party Mix -
just make ii, shake it and
b:llce ii!
• v .. cup (Y.I s lick)
m11ra•rl oc or bultcr, mchtd
• l v .. teaspoons Lawry's
Seasont'd Salt
• 4 Vz teaspoons IAa &:
Perrins \Vorccstcrshitt
Sauce
• 8 cups or your ra,·oritc
Che.a: brand cc~als (Corn.
Klee and/or \\'beat)
• 1 nip 1•111.ntcrs ~1 ixcd Nu ts ,.....?, Pla nters Peanuts
1 1 cup Keebl er Dutter
raids
f\1:akcs 9 cups.
Chex Party Mix can be
prepared in bo1h the
microwa11c o~ con\'cntional
O'li:R:
•In the microwave: 10
n1in utes: In smaJI bowl :idd
sc;isoncd s:ilt and
Wo'tcestershirc uuce to
melted marprinc; mil well.
POU-r cerc:r.ll, nuu •nd
pretzels into larae
Glad-Lock Zipper Bas-Pour
marsarinc mixture O'ler
; cereal mixture. Seal top o(
baa and Wte until all
: pieces are evenly coated.
• Pour contents or ba& inlO
'r larae microwavc-urc bowl.
tic:rowave on HIGH 5 to b .
; minutca stirrin& every 2.
, ll'linutcs. Spread on 1 ':1blcwbcn1 paper to cool. i~1ore In 1irti&hl container.
& •In 1 convtnlionaJ OYCn:
t. Pre.he•! ~n 10 1'00F. ~cit
~ n\atJ,lrane tr\ open roasu ns
I p1n. Stir in sc~d salt
\nd Wom:ttcrshtre sauce.
Add cc.real, nwu •nd
~ueJs. and stir until all
pkqs lltJ"Ytnty co:md.
lbkc I hour. tefrrina evc.ry
JS minutes. Spfcad oa
•boorbcnl paper IO cool.
~ Store iA t.ir1iaftt container.
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Microwave at HJOH I miov&c;
s1ir. Microwave u Mktitk>eal I to
1 ~ minutes, or until ttrcaJ no
tonger appears wet. Stir ia dried
cranberries. Cool. Store ti&hlly
covered. 6"CUPS
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Cllorlet 140, calorict from fa1 4.S,
lOtll la1 fiber 1., Protein 21-
• l faNrtf 11 a1 .,,..e&eb&e:. OU
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S.rm 8 to 12 Ptoplo.
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lcs are a fun ud 1"1CCOtlA&t way
to supplement ha cotton. Few
otber methods.,. u
limc-~d 0t u rewardiQI: u
$<lling hom..ilaked p>dics to PIY
!o< sptdal projec:ts.
Whjlc it is fun to view and
sample the goods fO< 1 bike oak>
(cookies are alwaya a favorite
whenever a card table is set up .
and price sisns are posted), a solid
plan is necessary to make wre
1h31 the pis of the fund ralsin&
:sre accomplished. A bake sa.lc
should be organiu:d like: a
busincas -complete with a
chairperson and committees with
specific re ponsibilitics. T.o run a
succcs.sful bake sale, (he
chairperson must:
• Recruit volunteers 10 bate
cookies.
• Make assignments to insure that
a wide variety of popular cookies
arc· represented. (l)ocolatc chip is
Spices nl fruits
make fop great
dessert P•b1ers
Apples and pcan never had it
so good. Wann, fragrant spices
and sweet batten transform these
f:tll fruits into luscious treats, in
lcs.s than 30 minutes.
Cinnm.mon, nutmeg and cloves
bring out tbc best in orchard
apples in Sptccd Apple. Coerce
Cake. This spicy-sweet breakfast
trc3t uses convenient buttermilk
baking mix, with bits of apple both
mixed in and arra11gcd on top 10
form_ a sugary apple crust. A wann
piece of this cake is perfect for a
chilly fall morning.
In delicious microw.111vc-quick
Spiced Pear Crumble, the tingling
tastes of ginger and allspice get
fresh pcan dancing in their dish.
Then, a crunchy topping of these
.umc spices, o3ts and almonds arc
sprinkled over the pears and the
t whole comforting concoction is
I cooked 10 a bubbly, sweet finlsh.
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SPICID APPLI
COFFll CAD
• v.r cup granulated suaar
• l¥4 teaspoon a.round cinnamon
• v<tftspoon around nutmq • v~ tiaspoon ground clove•
• 2 medJun1·slie s-wttt apples
• 2 cups buttermilk baklna mix
• I Jarse cu
•¥~cup milk
• l tablespoons butter, meUcd
Jl~heal uven 10 l75 F. Uahlly
ercase au 8-lnch squatt baking
pan. In a cup combine V• cup of
1.t:te sugar, V• tea.spoon cac:b or the
Cllhuamon and nucruea; and ~
t~spoon of lbe cloves. Jlal,·e and
core applet; peel one or the halves
and finely chop; thinly sUce
n:maininc l apple halves. In a
bri:e bowl ~mblne baklns mix.,
the .-emalnlnc v. cup supr, lV!
1,·aspoo05 cinnamon, v.r teaspoon
11ulmf1 and "' leaspoon cloves. ln
a su1aU boM·I romblnc eu, milk
and buller; sllr into dry
ln&redit'nts, bcalin& uutil
combined about JO sctonds (baller
... -111 be lumpy). Stir la the tboppcd
apple; spread baller la prepared
pan. Arnlnae the apple slltts over
batter, ovcriappin& sli&bll7. Bab
un1il a woodc:n pick inserted la Lbe
... tt'nlcr C:OPlCS out clean, about 25
ntinutu. Cool on a wire ndt.
Stn ·e warm. Yklds 6 to 8 portioas
SPICID PIAR
CRUMILI
• V.. cup quic:k·C'OOkinc oats
• 4 tablespoons all-purpose Gour
• .. 1abltspoons Onnly-padtd Ucbt
browa su.ear
• J lt'aJpoon sround alo1e:r
• ~ teaspooo. &rtMIDd fllspkt
• V• te:aspoon salt
• l tablcspoons butter, soflc:aed
• V• cvp sllttd ullbla.acbed
almondt
• 1 ~ pounds nrm ripe peal1
• 1 tablespooa lc:moa juJce ·
Jn • 1maU bowl comblo.t OltJ, l
tablespoons ot tbe nour, :Z
tablupoont of ON brott"D 1upr, ~
lt'Upoon of the "np.r, 'If IUspoo•
ot lht all pJcc 1ad ~ Alt; tel
aside. U11.., paSUJ bltader or
O"lff1. work la bet&c:r uatU
•W-b cnuabl); 1Ur lo
alMCNadl; wt atldt. Cort a•d tll'11f1 lllct ,..,. (do ... pod) ...
I P.iacio.&1u1 pie pi. .. plltt
,.~n; ..., wltb .._Joice. lo 1
cup cOaw.. CM rwa••• .. l
Ulbaapooa Alur, 1 iM&aplOOI brow•,...,.,, ~ &eupooai ~
ud K lcalpooo lllapla; lpl'INll
.,.,, ,an; I• to HM. C.W-er
•hll t'tlleff plaMk wn,; •!<.......,,. H HIGH (I-,......) ... u ,..... .,... ........, ... ud. -·---..-_,....._.,,_ .... ._ ....... ..-.
Mlaeaa•• M KICK wM ..,...
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a Ndrwt1 faworite, IO I r..
...,,,.. ""' be lalped to bake
bolibcl o( Critco •• ""' IUld dM:wy
Ulllmale Oiocol•1t• Chip Cooties
Olbcr popular faYOrita. pe:anu"t
b<ittet IAd 01tm<ll. can be
drellCd up to bcCC>CM Peanut
Butter Thumb PriPI Coot.in.
rcpllatin& tbe Davon of a punut
b<ittcr and jelly .andwi<h; and ·
· Oa1mea) Chocolate Raisin
~ okl-!ultloncd chC'*)' •
oatmeal cook1et in which
chooola1c-covered raisins arc
nestled,. ,
• Publicize the bake sale, as well
as lhe cause, through the k>cal
community. Most communities wi.U
tum ou.1 to aupport a won.by
cause. Local 5Upermatke1S and
shops arc usually receptive lO
puttinc Oyen in lhcir windows.
and a riotke 5hou1d be sent a (cw
weeks in advance of the bake sale
to local media to ask for publicity.
Call the newspaper, ndio or
television sta1ions, and ask for the
name or the person who ls in
charge of the community calendar.
Yo u r t icket
to a secure
• retirem e n t.
For a recorded message
of current rate information, call
1-800-4US BOND
1-800-487-2663
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the .,...,..,. Oii tr s•·
• EMw'o lbe ewear JI .. a16it
•llJ'OllplallaA_....,_
an alteru&e kxatm la cue of
bad w .. tber.
• Selca •. pc<ioa to be la .....
otsu~liel tueb u 11111111 poperor
plasa~ bqs for pwc:bUe<I cootie&.
• In l<ldltioft to hlviac a cltaato
box (or boze•) oa blAd, -·sun
you hive plenty at cblnse (J trip
to lhc bank will lake care of it)
and a caku.lator.
Many bike saler.rticiplRb
donate their bake aoodl to the
sale. ln aome cuca. participants
are reimbursed for the C05t Of
their ingredients from the cross
profits. ('This is conunon when one
. pe~ bakes a panic:ularly larae
quanllly of &oocSs. ot hu used
expcnsiw in&rcdients -
macadamia nuts, for instance -in
his or her recipe.)
A 111le o! thumb employed by
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to-cootla,t--
.a..wcl bl IOld "" .. -JO .....
eacll to -... -oC ... u.,rcdleall ud mUe I pro&.
""' sdioql-«latcd --M • 1eam bool1cr dub. it ii Rice ii'
1tudeat1 Joas willl poseall ·
porticfpltc la the -•t. Sioeo
many children know how to UK a
mic:1owa¥e oven, they couJd
contribute such trea11 u No-Bab
Chocolale Caramel Bars. This
delicious. rich snack is JDadc with
Milk Duda Cindy, 1 lutdous
combina1ion of creamy caramel
' surrounded by deep chocolate •
The Milk Duds candy b melted
and blended wilh crispy rice cereal
and chocoJatc chips. The
combination of ctiocolate and
caramel is a sure crowd-pleaser.
Farmers
=
at Atri.um Court
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Crilco -··b· tlwl .,_ ol u&urated ra1 venu& butlU'1 JCW.•
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lllrKI;... "•lo< __ bike we.
DtCll borrowed loldiq llblel
wilb altnct~ 1ablcdothl and ·-your biked .-lo bukets.
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• P.ny Platten
•Hors D'oeuvtt Trays
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PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CAllLSON, 642 ... )lO, UL )I]
• .\lAac .\lu:nN. 0..ULf PUDT
Coron:a ckl Ala.r High'• soccer standout Jason Boyce (11) takes command in toum1111cnt pl:ay on \VcdncscUy.
BY 8.u.aY FAUUOfll~
Sru•n \Vt.tna
W hen ii coma 10
inqui r ies of
Jason Boyce
reaarding scor.i~1
i:ccords, one needs K>
bc~fic.
JASON-1,00 I move~... so id
l-lalc\) and lightning
quick:ness (he .... ·us the
Sea V1cv. League sprint
champion at 100 and
200 n1ctcrs as a soph·
omorc and h3s been
clocked al 4.39 over 40
,-ards), Boyce prefers 10
credit his tcamm3tcs
""hen talk lurn!!o to h~
sleight of foot.
The Corona dcl ~tar
H igh scnk>r Part1dc All·
American politely
added a qualifier when
asked if fl.1onday's five-
ao:d outburs.t against
HE'S BAAACK! !
... Corona del Mar soccer wh iz is giving Sea Kings
opponents nightmares in this. his senior season. "\VcJc pla)ing c:cccp-
tionally ""'ell as a uni1
San Marcos was a c11.reer high.
"ll's the lll05t I've scored in 11 high school game .• "
uid Boyce, whose more than 80 goals in little more
'han three vanity seasons offer a mer~ preamble to
his prolific x:o rina prowess.
' "I can't even rcmcm,bcr the rMst I scored in a
pine when I was younger," said 1hc Da lly Piiot Athlete of
the Weck, who has played the game year-round since q:e
1.l, :r.fter two seasons of experience in the A YSO program.
Boyce came into 'his senior IC:UOn with 70 prep JO&J.s.
and is already in the 80s. after 10 iamcs lhis acason. In
addition lo his ~ goals naainst San Marcos on 1he firs1
day of 1hc Marina Tournament, he i.allicd two in Tue~
day's 3·2 triumph over Clovis.
He opened the iC:tson with a 1hree-pl hal trk.k
1g:iinst Westminster. :in.d is lhc primary rcasion the Sta
K'lnp (7-2·2 after Wednesday's 2--0 toss to Marina in the
fifth·placc fintd) arc ~xpcctcd to challenae for Sci View
Lcaauc and C IP
Sou1bern Section
thlcs this year:~
and I crcdil the ""·hole
learn,·• said Boyce, who is a member of the undcr-20
natton:al select pool, and is a good bet to rcprcgnt
the U.S. in the 1995 Junior World C\lp.
"rve been really serious about 1hc game siflC't: I
wu 13." said the 5-7, 150-poundcr, who is considcr-
inJ scholarshii;) offers rrom Rutgers. Washington.
UCLJ\.. the University of San Diego and Fresno State. "I
doo'I lel a dny go by without touching the bait and I try to
spend at least one hour n dny working on aspects of my
game." •
He earned Sea View fl.tVP and All-CIF recognition last
season. and ls encountering the derensivc: a1ten1M>n those
credentials warrant.
"There a.re some smart coxhcs out there~ and I've had
two and 1hrce guys marking me this year," Boyce sakl.
.. Bui I like it when there arc a lot of people on me. be·
caUJt l£ cives me opportunities to give the l>All up to euys
who "IJ'e bound to be open. .... -._
evian ---"Teams alwlys
tDlk about mark·
ins him. but ·you
re•lly caa't. •·•
CdM Cooch Ray
H•le1 ·•aid .
"'There is no way
o( 1 to pp i n1
kin>." THE ATHLETE'S CHOICE
"I came in to
thls y.ear want·
ina to score 40
JOllS. but the
main thing with
me is hclpina
I.he team win.
I( WC IC•
co mplish our
pls of .. in·
ftiogle-and
CIF, I'm noc
10Ja 1 to be
worried 1bot.at
bow many.,...
Thoup -nlzed lot W1 ere.·
ail.,. ot(casive-sllll ("Ht ._
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Sailors sizzle . with 37
fourth-quarter P.Oints -,
for on-the-wall· victory
... Newport Harbor gets a shot. at Edison tonight in the semifinals
after getting off the floor in late going to topple Righetti Wednesday.
BY ll.JCRAl..D 0C);iw~ Sloan Warn•
COSTA MESA -The • anatomy of a oomeback, as •
written in Newpon Harbor •
High language':
-ln the fourth quarter,
S;1ilor Coach Richard Smith
calls off the full-coun press, which had.
helped his team get ~ven. One inbound
play later by Righetti. the Sailors ste11I the
ball and score uncontested to take the
lead.
-On fo"1r .consecutive one· and-one sit·
uations, lhc Sailon make the first free
throw, then miss the second and gra~ the
offensiYC rebound each time with less than
a minute lcf1. ll forces Righeu i to foul
more.
-The· Sailors tail)' four more poin1s in
the final eigh1 minutes than they scored in
the first three quaners combined.
The result was a memorable 70-62
come-from-behind ,,.ictory Q\Cr Righettt in
the fin.:il round of pool pl:i~ Wednc!>day 1n
the Coos! 1-!olida) ClaS>K, p1111ng Nl· .... port
Harbor against Edt!loO!l wnight at 7:30 1n
the a.cm1finals.
··1 don'1 knu"' "'h:u LI \Oo..1S. but ll
.,.,or~ed:· Smith i.aid. ··11 \Oo:.t) nlU!>!ly JU!>I
Righetti (8-2) . .,..hich led 43-33 :Jltcr
three quart(n, had pusheJ the S:J1loti. (b-
4) around for the firi.t 2-l rninu tc ~. C:\cll
early in the fourth qu.Jner~ 11 appeared the
Warnors could hold on, 1:uns1der1ng ho"'
they blocked out undernc.ith and c::arnc.d
second chances.
S.• SAILOU /Pa9e •2
Boards prove fatal for Eagles
.,.. Estancia sees lead melt. drops to fiftt\illace semifinals today .
BY BAlll.Y fAVLKN£a., Sro•n \\"•rn•
COSTA fl.1ES A -
That wasn't blue sky
ho\ering aloft in Estan·
ci3 High's gym \Vcdncs·
d:iy night . 11 only
seemed ali if the royal
bluc·uniformed Long ·
Beach Jordan re bounders were unar-
. .
LS JORDAN ' ESTANCIA ..... ... ..... . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •••• ••• • • • • •••• • ••
fec1cd by gravity in 1heir pool C shO\loduv.n \Oo 1th l:s1anc1:.1 at 1hc l:;.ig.lc)· (~ua'l
l"loliday Classic.
Jordan (8-J) seized 1hc skyways all n1gh1 ag:i 1n-,1 the the i.1reJk· .. hw11ng l:.;1gk· ...
:imass1ng scvert of their 23 field goals on offenw\C ,rebound putb.1cL .. \" c-.c.i pc
v.•1th a 58-SO triumph.
The win put the Panthers into tonight's 5:50 llt'm1fin.:ll cla!ih :ig.1111,1 l-luru1ng1011
lk:ich. and dropp<d Estancia (6·6) into a fiflh·pl.1 cc 1>emi fi nal .1~.un!it ll'\1nl'
scheduled for 2:30 p.m. .
··They really rrustrated us o n the bpards." s:ud bt.Jnc1a ll1~h Cu.1 ... h I 1n1
Pa rse!, "''ho watched Jordan e.:.rn • deCepti\'(ly s1nall 3-*-27 rcb.JunJu1~ edge, 111·
cludjng rour offensi\'c boardli on lhe gamc'Ji deciding '>equen«
The aforemen1ioncd Ourry occurred >Aith 3.29 left 1n the game .inJ the .... -01c
1lcd al 50, as 6-foOt·J forA·ards fl.tch·in R::andolph aiid Ortcgc JcnL1n, 100L 1u1n~
ficlJ1ng each others misses. until a R:indolph follov. found II!> m:11 L
Compounding m:i ucrs. Estancia waJi whistled fur fouling Randolph \1r, the !ihu1,
and \'eJ'lted a liulc \'erbal frustration a second lalcJ to pro1npt a 1c ... hn1 ... .1I foul.
Randolph con\'ened the 1hree-po1nt play. teamm:uc Rut>c rt ~t.J!>1ng n ttcd uni.'.
of the t.,.,'O 1echnical foul shots for a s-4-50 lead. and the suddenly·ruld E.iglcs
See IAOLIJ/P•t• •2
Bastani is the diHerence for CdM
... Corona del Mar senior comes through in the clutch to beat Hoover.
BY 8.fJl.&T fAUU:..._.t:a.. Sro•n \\ 1.1it1
COSTA fl.tESA -Coron:i
del fl.·tar High bo)'S b::asketball
roach Paul Orris didn·1 call a
for a set play -.·ith the Sea
Kings inbounding the b:ill ~
and the score knotted a1 40. •
-wit h just 12 seconds left
\Vedncsday night.
But every one of Ramin Oast3ni's 1cam-
mates likely knew he·d somehow .wind up
with the ball and make 50methin& happen.
The 6-foot-3 senior did juSl th31. pcn-
etnting from the tbrcc-poin.t line to bank
in a double-pumping layup, whi.k being
fouled wilh nine seconds kft. The cnsuin&
free throw and another lbsla.ni =:shot
with six seconds ~ft iced a 44-40 -play
victory 00ter Hoover ol Gkndale in the
Coui Holiday Oas.sic at Estancia.
With the win. the Sea Kinp Okl'-cd into
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COM , HOOVE~ . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : : . . . . : .....
toda) ·~ 4.10 p m fLf1h -pl;;1ce )Cm1fin.al
•i'f:l;•n't R1ghc 111 and 1mpr0\cd tu 7.3
.. T'h:it\ a s11u.:.t1on ""here )OU .... ant ;1 :;.c-
n1or leader to s1ep up and n1:i~e a pl::iy.
and Ramin 1s one of the gu)') I h:i\'e confi-
derw:c: 1n." s;ud Orni.. ..... ho .... a1chc.d h1; Sc:i:
Kings erase a J.l-30 deficit at 1hc end of
three qu3.flen..
Oa;1ani·, ~cond 1hrrl:·poin1cr or the
pme tted 11 al 37 w11h 4 JS left 1n lhc
pine. and HOO\'tr manaaed JUSI one more
rte:kt goo.I the tt'~I of the Vroay •
Bastani added SCYCn rehoumh. four a •
... CD,.,,....82
Mesa girls shoot for title tonight
... Tustin falls In semis; Woodbridge ;iwaits in 7:30 Winter Classic finale.
BT DutJrt11 BM>StU.H<¥1 ... '"*" """"
COSTA MESA -
Tbut •re wills for a
Clba,11 te&m. and
there are qualitY wuas.
""' .... a.ta -HlJk pr1s. w.-
day'I 51-44 """""_, --.ioo .. w-
-tllll dis ....... Md _ ... , •• --•·•-•o °"W•W jllll .,.. • ..... a'' Ill ........... ---~Lill ... , I "
Tua&in '" the 11tm1 •·
uh ut the ~ttilllaftC,''
O"Nn Winter Olmc has
w. faU. 10 lbc WlCI
cate&UtY. •
T~1n c:necmi ·\.ht
Pf"IC •1.lh ~ °"'• -uccd "' ........,,., 7:.lO
~ .. ia11l11p aw •bcrc llMc: ...
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11 .
.,. FG111111n Vrlw/ 111111
advantage of tt.1Jo(a
12-f(l(-30 performance.
no Sa11on (7-3l. ""° p1ay 0oru 111ow toa1P< at 7 for llUnl pi-, misted II flee
1h.-. They -a-· Aside from Giaa Heads, 1he Sailon
.,. l.JCKA&D Dutot. Stoa.~
HUNTINGTON
BEACH -Frco·lhr-· 1hoo1inc will no doubi be
lhol only 211~ (' of 19) &om tho ebariiy
$lripe, which -charlul>le only IO Ille
BalOftl (7·3), who play Kent Meridian (7·
2) ol Washiqton for tbc ·10Urnamenl titk:
at 1:30 p.m. toaiJht. ·
"Thal'• how (our loss) happened," la·
kotlcy 14id. '"That just means we. JCI 10
work on free throws in practice."
on the aicnda once New-
port Harbor High'J ' S)rls
b ctblll 1cam Bcts bid.
on the practice noor. .
.. Jt killed us." said SaUqr CO.Cb Shan-
non Jakosky, whose 1quad $Ulfcrcd a 66-
58 lou to upstart Fountain Valley
Wednesday night in the semifmals of the
Marina-Rcgis1cr Tournament at Marina
High. .
EAGlf S ...._ ..... ,
never threa1cncd again.
With lhc pmc ck>sc in the third quar·
tcr. I.he Sailon did their bc:St telf..
.Abotaging effort, sinking only 2 of 7 Crom
the line in the final 2:06.
Newport Harbor, Scd by Gencvltvc
E'vans• ts points. and Heads' t 1 points.
eight rebounds and four assists. spurted in
the second quarter, 1.S-4, as the Sllilon
&tancia led artcr each o( the first three
periods. thanks to a patient offcilsivc at-
tack that produced nine three-pointers.
The EagleJ drilled 3 of 6 from beyond
the arc in the opening quarter, and did
not miss on rour three-point atttcmpts in
the second eight minutes. taking a 30-27
edge into the halftime break.
The hosts mac:fc 16 of 24 shots through
three quartcn (66%), but connected on
just I or 12 in the final period, while Jor-
dan managed to drain 23 of 58 attempts
(39.7%), including nine layups. either err
1he set offense or in transition.
"We lost our poise on a couple times,"
said Parse!, who watched another short
fuse procudc his team's fourth technical
foul on a player in two nigh1s.
'"Those 1hings happen with young play·
ers, but we're making progress."
Leading the charge were veteran guards
Zack Richardson and Oay Frenz, who
finished with 11 and 10 points, re·
spectively, combinine for five three·
pointers.
Ben Novak (six points), Josh Arens
{five) and Mike Drake (three) also con·
ncctcd for threes, while 6·6 sophomore
Chris Candlish followed up hiS best varsity
performance (19 points Tuesd:iy) with an·
olher strong inside showing.
The lone Eagle to hold his own against
Jordan's board--swarming onslaught, Can·
dlish frnished with seven points, a team·
high six rebounds and three bk>cked shots.·
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la Ille fourt~ _,.,, Fouataie Valley .-uaMVA&IMN.-JMT ..
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Aided "' • pair ·ol lhroe-poialen "' Erin Avill, fouataill Valley --a 4
41 lead wit" 2:39 remaUW.1 iA the 1bird
quarter, but a lhon jUmper by EYarta
pulled to the-Sailors 10 ~ dve. Free
throws dominated tbe fiaaJ two minutes ot
the U'lird quarter. wtdcb would 1're:cc4ne
the Sailors' worst enemy.
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Fountain Valley, which DCYet trailed
q;ain after Avila ICOf'ed Crom huide wi.tb
"Ocfc..;.ely, I lltlnk we ,..Ill OK." Ja-
koalqr aaid. "Act.ally, I lltinlt •few is
whit tcpc US in the IUPC· We~ wcren'I
"""""" Well. la Ille l«Onil ball, WC earned tlae fi&hl to ao to lhc frcc ·lhtOW
line ud we didn't tate advlntiF of iL
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Ncwpon Harbor poinl 1"3td Paul Tay·
yar drained a lhrcc.,oiritc.r with 6:53 left
in the same. cutting ·Righetti'' lead to 46-..c>. But tbt Warriors, led by Tyrone Miles'
' 16 rebounds from the second qtnrter on,
went up 48--40 after KOring on tbcir fifth
strai&ht offensive board of the ~ssk>n.
'The Sailon came back aod took the
lead, 49~. wben Juan Orellana scored
oo a layup with 5:18 left. Following some
back·and-forth excitement, O rellana net-
ted a threc·pointcr with 3:11 remaining 10
tic the game, SS·.SS, then Dan "Pulido stole
an inbound pass and fed To.yynr for i
layup, givina the Sailors a S7·SS t:dgc.
They never uailcd again.
"II was a heid:s·up play by Pulido,"
Smith said. "We'd-been pressing, then
they ca.lied a timeout and we took it off,
so they thought wt weren't pressing antmote,
and that's when Pulido just s1eppcd 1n,"
Behind a 16-0f-22 performance from
the free-throw line in tht fourth qu:iner,
Newport Harbor ou1soorcd Riahc-tti. 37-
19. to win rather comronably.
Epi1omizing thelr"comeback. the Sailors
pulled down offensive rebounds four
strai&ht limes. afier missinJ the' second
free throw. It extended their le:id. kilted
tUnc and put the Warriors in • fouling si1-
uation. '
1bosc kind of erroru. more thao
coaching. win games," Smith said.
Pulido, 9 of 13 from the line, led 1he
Sailors with 21 points. Ax rebounds. one
block and one steal, while center Ramy
Shouluy (16 poinis), Orellano (12), Bob
Torribio (11)_ ~d Ta..)'Y&r (10) reached
double figures 1n scoring.· Orellana, Tay·
yar and Orellana aiain to tic 1hc giamc at
SS, nailed three-pointers in the Sailon'
unforgeuable fourth qW1ner .
"I'm happy about us romin1 together,"
Smith sajd. "Somelimcs, we -unravel But
we got down by 10 points ill 1he third
quarter, and stuck wi1h it. II wasn't re:al
pretty, but we b3ttled throuJh if."
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EJtancia's Tom Feeney passes off 2ga.i.nst defense of Jonbn's Halecm F2quir.
Shoukry had 10 rebounds, ttrree bloc:ks
and 1wo assists. including fi\·e boards in
the fourth quarter; Orel13.na swred :all 12
of his points in the fourth: and Pulido
gra~d four of his slic rebounds in the
final qutirtcr.
Mesa boys bow
For the second straight pme, the Cos1a
Mesa High boys basketball 1eam entered
the rounh qu3ncr tied. but for the second
s1raigh1 1imc faltered in the final stanza.
resulting in a 75-68 defeat against West·
minster iil"the Century Tourn:ament
\Vednesday in Santa Ana.
Poor free throwin& plagued M~.
which made just 18 of 3" from the line.
Lance Merrifield had 12 rebounds to go
wi1h 22 points. The Mustangs (S· 7) ban le
Buena Pa.rk for 15th place at 12:20 today.
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sists and three blocks to help CdM prevail
in a game that rc:itured eight lead
changes.
Hoo\'er (6-5) lc.d after each of the first
three periods, frustrating the Sea Kings
with an effective zone defense and a pa·
ticnt, penetratil"lg offense that produced
easy shots and a 50% percentage ( 18 of
36) from the field.
'"The fact that ~·c play exi:lusivcly man-
to-man, means the zone we work against
in practice is lousy," said Orris. "We
score re1J easy against the zone our guys
play, but that dotsn't prepare us 100 well
for teams that play zone well. We finally
made some adjuslmcnls, and got more of
what we wanted (offensively)."
"We kepi battling.'" summed up Orris.
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CdM girls eye third
Rosalie Kane dominated the boards for
1he second s1raiiht night Wednesday in
lc:iding her Corona dcl Mar High team·
males to a 44-31 baske1ball victory over
the ho§t Cavalieri at the Santiago lnvita·
tional.
Kane, who had lS rebounds Tuesday
night, picked o(( 26 Wednesdmy to go with
her gimc-high lS points as CdM (6-3)
swept to the victory, keyed by a defensive
effon which limited Santiago to jus1 three
fo urth-quarter. pointS.
The vic1ory sends Corona into tonight's
third-place game against Canyo~ ac "6:30.
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After its ice-cold shoo11ng performance
in 1hc fint half, Tus1in came out in the
third quarter determined 10 try 10 "·ork
lhe ball inside to 6-foot-I Allison Carr.
Carr hit three short-range shots in 5uc-
ccs.sion before ~tesa c:illed a timeout and
subsequently began rolating the defense
lo help out against Carr.
"l thought" Debbie Cotten did Just a
great job defensively in 1hc middle.· ~id
MeNamce, "And Antoinette (Banua) did
a fine job againsl (Katie) Schucuenmn.
while Doan (Do) and Erin (Brown) did a
good job a&ainst Sarah Davis., who is a tc·
ally good player."
Tustin sliced the margin to five: at 35-30
and 37·32 early in lhc fourth quarter, but
could get no dos.er. Helpin& the t-tes.a
cause was clutch (rec-throw shooting. as
Do hit au WI: chanct:s from the line and
Koo Kim converted all four of hers.
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Estancia girls 11-1
Estancia~ t-ligh's 1irls basketball leam
wen1 through its fin al tuneue for Pac1fl(
Coa~I Lcuguc play. siartin& Vlllh :arrh -riY'J I
C<>it:i f\tcs:i next Thursday night, bcll i11g
Abscadero High's Grc)'hoonds in Santa
P.tari:i Wednesday in non-league pl:iy.
It w:1s E.51anci:1's 11th ,.in In 12 il<Ar1~
~·en1h in :ri row and SC\'enth by a mar~in
of O\'er 30 points.
Jessicl W:ilu K'Orcd I• points, had 11
rebounds and 8 ~s:ts in a sterlin& effort.
and wms bac~ed up by the pl11y o( l....:iu~
Ctingula (13), Cyndi Ri<h>rrls (1') and
freshman Jenny Jennings (I l}.
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OWlaU me). •I Connally rc1111Ct last year's
• I raotvc 10 do my 72ffs. rctob.t.ion to lcam to like fishina.
whhou1 1woh:s1 (pun intended), tr my father wants me to ao
he"""'' I loul IOcnCOftO. I (dhlnc this year, when I a<t bored,
funbtr «:IOM to leave disputes I ,stl to IWim off the boat. (And
1nd dilfttences on the -w11er. no more of this 6 in the mot.nina
• I rcsotvc 10 en~ 1 beer or 11ufl ·-I'll tJ;c. tbcte 11 9).
two with my compcllton aflcr •I 11.so retract my reaolutian 10
aOins. regardlcu of the nces' be undcn(udina when this
~. bo.atina column SClS buried on
•I rct0tvc not to IOK too m11ny paic 4 or the Pilot's sports 1ection.
""'for"bcin1 Aupfd. -Srup.:a .-1 fCiQWe to giYCUcdit ~here
rtUOM for k>sing a ntec include: it is due. Thanb to my wife (my
ctpsiz.ina. bad stans. acar failure, 1ou&hes1 editor), the Piloc staCr
pre0 ma11.1rc A:ttU, avoid:ablc and evtt)'OOC else who has sent
protcJts., foullns someone, hilting . me results or story idc~ this year.
naarks _ the liit goc1 oo •M Sec you sailiq. .
• I resolve to help my Job• Dnytoa'• bNtlD# colum.o
<;0mpc1ilors off lhe w4tcr. For 1 •P~•n lo I.be O.ll.f Pilol, etuy
Wall bribe. tbls may include Tbursd•¥· ~lors glrls split; CdM boys fall
The Newport ~arbor High gi~ls soccer team had mixed rcsuhs from a
pair of shootouts 11 the Foothill High. Excalibur Tournament Wedncs--
day. After ~.aying to a scoreless 1le against Elpc:ranu, Jeremy Teal
e:amc up with 1he deciding kick and stopped the final two Aztec shots in
ao:il as the Sailon prevailed, 8-7.
. Newport adv:lnccd to the firth place game a.cainst Olpistrano Valley.
and arter re1uhnion play ended 2-2. the teams went Into another session
of penally kicks. This lime the S:ailors c:1mc out on 1hc short end, S-4.
Jill Nelsen and lenny St Sure h:i.d staked Newport (4-S-l) to an early
l-0 lc:ad before Capo r:i.llicd.
In a boys came 31 lhe A·tarina High lnvit:uion.al for fifth place, Corona
iiel ~tar"s Sea Kings fcU 10 7-2-2 vo'i1h a 2..0 loss lO 1hc host Vikings.
Newport Harbor's boys (2-J.3), meanwhile, fell in a 4-3 shootout to
Ck'C:in View in a consolalion game :u the Orange Holiday Tournament
aflc r the two had struggled 10 a 2-2 su&ndoff. Dominic Fratvitaro scored
twice for Harbor in regulation; Steve KJcha had nine sa\·cs.
Eagla'
.,. Edson-King combinatiQn has
Estancia's younger set rounding
Into championship form for PCL run.
J U.Sl like the Estancb HIP boys fttshman
baslcctball tcsm 1ba1 they arc dir«tina.
co-coacba Joe. Ec:bon and R\WC'll Kina Qmlinue
lO lcs.rD..
• The pair, jw:t a,cou.,te )'CIR removed from. playing
for champioash.Jps in lhe uniform of lbe Estancia
vanity. arc 1w·11n1 lhcir second seuoa. 1t lhe helm
of the (tcilunan Eaales.
· "We're bl~ a good J~t ··admitted
EaiOn, wli()" YOWed that bis team can
improvc Oft last year's 11-11 'howinJ ... Both
Ru•ll and I agree that wc·re. goin& to do
some lhiap differently.
"We're going to skip over the fif\C details.
We may have bce.n • litilc too ipt:cifac last
KUOQ.. We took I Lot for sranted, but this
lime we're setting back to the basics a liltle
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IOlartliis,..,.
Al 1M pola1 Is 6-1 Brandoa Colli , •ho lw _.,
bcco lllilized at that pooitioo, bvt is doinc a<lalitobly, acc:ordi"f to EdlOL o1 BraAduin sea the court very
wdJ," said Edloo. "and he'•vcry-.
"H<'1 f" f'JOd bast<tb&U KOS<." C..i!W'""""'
IVfrtF ta about ll ot 14 poinu per p.mc.
The off p.ard ii ~1jke Mooney, -ho ii n>Midc[N
the bcu lon&-<ll>lancc U-er on the tnm and II aho
a p)Cf P.UIC'· Mooney bas"hil fuu-r 1h.rec-poln1 i.holS
in two dkfctent ca.mes this )~Ir.
MUu: Leonard II tho small lo~ A 5-9
lc(t-hander. Leon.ard is another scorina
lhrc11 Ind p~ acc.lknl dcfcasc.
Ryan ~tllly d 11 the power fotWard slot.
The beJl part of hi.s g:i.me. according to
Edson. ts his aJl-001 hustle. ••He ha.s lhc
ability to spark the team by playing ha.rd,"
said Edison.
· mor~. strcssin1 the fundatncntal1." .
Pan ol tho . new philosophy ~ lO
concen1ratc on a buic man-to-man defense
and scnip some of the more complicated
zone defenses the t03Chin& staff' tried to
employ lasl season.
I II
lrwtal 1111
Miller, a.lone wilh C;u.ill.is, arc the
ro-capt:ains of the 1cam. First ofr 1he bench
arc Adam Stauffer, who was 1hc A1us1
\'aluablc Player of lhe futancia frcshm.fn
football team this season. and another
Cootball pbycr in Wilson Arquet!&.
Lightweights
.. We're canying 16 k.ids on the 1cam. and
Jhcy'rc all good kidi." said Edson ... They :ill
understand their 10Jes. •· ·
"Buica.Uy, we just play man and throw in
a press late in the first hal( and at certain stages or
the second half," said Edson. ';The kids like to press.
They enjoy making the ste:i.ls and turning them into
layups."
Richard Byrd, at ~foot-2, is the Eagles' big man
and the go-to cuy the offense rcvolves around.
·'Ric.hard Ls a big ktd who just moved here from
Compton. so we didn't get to sec him during the
summer," said Edson.
··He's got great work babitJ and I think with his
rmw ability, he's going to be a s1a.r. We like to get the
ball to him in the blocks and sec v.•hat happens.··
Byrd is averaging around 16 points and 12 reboufldS
The Eagte.s bave st;;ir1ed the sc01S0n a1 5·5.
bu1 1ha1 includes the championship of 1hc Garden
Grove Tournament and the consol..ation title of their
own tourney.
In each of the Garden Grove Tournament game~.
the Eagles fell behind by double d1g1ts t'•UI) ilnd had
10 rally. Estancia !railed Valenci3 by 15 ..11 1hc end of
the first quarter of the 1itle game. only 10 ~lice the
deficit to 1wo by halftime before ""'1nn1ng by u
comrortablc margin at 1hc end.
"I 1hink we have a good shot this )C~r in league,"
said Edson. "Trabuco and UgunJ }-fills arc ah"'a)s
tough. but v.c'\'e pl1yed well against some uf lhc
bigger school~ so far this yc:ar."'
Tbe. Oranu Coast Coll ac
men's b:l$kctb:itl tc1.m rtbourtekd
[rum a km 10 South\lf'Olcm i.n
TUC'.wt!I)'"' ~ DitF M«a Tou.r-
n.ame,nt 5emilinak eo dalm 1bird
pl.lee with 1 91-87 1riwnph °''Cr
Glcod.Jk ol Arizona Wcdlldd11y
in S..,n Diogo.
Ocrc.k Rothe hit four lhrce-
pointc.D 1n the fitil hmlf en rou1c ,
10 26 potnti_ and 0\:1uncy Wooi-
ruJ~. :11 full ~1U"na1 n Cur lhc fim
lime tn three '4'«ks :a.ficr ba1din1
1bc storruch fll.l.. abio ~red 26.
Fre~nu&n O>rncll Archer w:;ii.
once ug:ain 1hc wn ung hero for
the Pirates (1~5 ), .,..ith nine , u-s·
Sl)IS, $C'\en boards :i.nd ii1ck-» de·
fen.sc.
OCC opens Ora.nic E.m~uc
Conference ph•) Wednesday n1gh1
\1~11Jng host IJ'inc V.:ill1:y JI C:ip-
1str.1no \'alley High.
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