HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-01-03 - Orange Coast Pilot·NEWPORT BEACH • Bad new.: It's
bade IO sdlool
K.t.nU"J" l.Juioi(»ll , DA.Ill Pu.or
' .
and wori<.1.oday •
~ the holidoy . br~ Qiod news: It will be
1Unny With ~mperatum in
the low 70s. Warmer int.nd.
jft;~,,..z
Winner of 39 journj!/ism awards in 1993
At 12:11 on saturday morning
at Hoag Hospital, Parissa Mostafavi delivered
~ 7,-pound, f3-ounce son, Payam, the first. ..
BIRTH Of . A NEW YEAR
BY MAurta McL&oD., SW• W..n:u
M oments after Parissa and Fartlin
Moitafavi rans in the new year.
they also reveled in. their new
role u parenta.
Al 12:11 Lm. Saturday, Parissa
Mostafavi or 1\win gave bi.rtb to Pa)'llm,
a healthy boy and the county's rust baby
of 1994.
The Mostafavi's first child was born at
Hoa3 Memorial Hospital after a 22-hour
labor and weighed 7 pounds. 13 ounces.
The couple said the delivery came as
somewhat of a surprise considering their
child wasn'1 due until Jan. 11. ·
to a doctor's appointment and he said
she was still due on Jan. 11," said Fardin
· Mottafavi, a 33-ycar-old, sclr-cmploycd
businessman.
Parissa Mosta ravi said she was putting
the, finishing touches on a Oower ·
arrangement for their New Year's Eve
fam ily gatherir\g shortly btfore midnight
Thursday when she felt her firsl
conttaclions.
"l 1hough1 it was just 'pre-labor," said
the 29-year-old woman.
"We were 1n good hands 11.nd 11ro'e had a
lot or Suppon from family," uid F"'rdin
Mostafavi. "Wc'.,<1.Cren't too worried. TilC
heanbcat of the baby 11ro:i.s OK. so we ju.SI
let n:nu~c tak.e ils course .. '
·The new father said he and his wife
did not know the: gender of their child.
and had a fe.,., name) p1c~cd out for both
a boy and a girl
Payam 1s 11 F:trsi n:i.mc which means
"good message ....... hich both parents say
is appropna1e tn hgh1 of the New Year
baby's une.\pcc1c:d arrival.
Fudln and Pariua Mostafavi look in on their New Year's baby, Pa)'2tll . · "Thunday morning my wife had gone
Bui a1 2 .. a.m_ 1he mother-to-bc'.s p:a.ins
intensified and her doctor said she
should check in10 the hospital. Afler
that, it was a waiting game for the
anxious parenlS.
.. Nov. v.c can-eclcbratc the birth of
our child .... 11h the "'hole v.orld on New
Year·s:· sa1d P::in~ "t~tafa\i.
'l'D RATHER SEE A FIST FIGHT THAN A GUN FIGHT.'
-TED LATI N
. VOLU.NTEER BOXING COACH
, 1.1noPMo A.Mou, O...u.r l't&.Of
Ted Latin teacha Jcsw Menno, 16, OCColta Mesa,!!>< IU.ndarncntals o( an uppcmu at the Saw Out Youth's boring «nil« on thew ... Side.
• B oxin& uved a youna Ted Utin
from becomJna • hostaae or the
streets in his native Hoboken.
NJ.
Now. as he 1ees 1oday's teea-qcn
lurod by -and dtup. Ille Huntinaton Buch resident swears the
sport 1h11 kept him strai&ht him will
also protecc thole he coaches 11 Save
Qui' You1h'1.boxina center on Co&UI
Mesa's West Sktc. ' '
"Th< moot imponant thins is '
discipline, .. a.aid Latin, 64, who ii the
YOlunteer head boxina c:oacb at SOY.
"I'd rather see a f11t f1&ht than a pa
fiahI. ..
Lalin, who mack his llvlat drMas
trailer 1rucks and c:ooch.ina boxen ill
INDD
Around Town ....................... Page 3
Otyskle ............... : ............... Pap Z
Classlfled .............................. PAP 7
Jerry Kobrin ......................... Pap 3
IApl notices : ............ ._ ......... Pap 7
Poica '°8 ............................. Pap 2
~\'Est.er ............................. -P• 2
'"~rr-=-·--. ....... ,_.,...w,...
\
-..
•
.
A FIGHTING CHANCE 10 and his kJYe affair wi~ box.in&
bcpn.
"I WU small in school and I was
atw111 acttina beaten up, .. Latin said.
Ted Latin,· 64, teaches We st Side teens boxing
to give them alternative to th!! streets
H c continued to box throuah his
early teens. movin1 to the local
recrcatioe center. He claims he later.
. Sot• break and worked under lhe
watchful eye of former heavyweight
chaq>ioa GUiii LesvildL Then II 16.,
Loda tried Io se• bis prof.WO.al
" SYM*JUl•MdaN, ... _
hil ipltO timC, it now retired. But -
lnslcod•of tnlnU., professiOllll boren
l'O< -· be bu IWDljl bis llll<ntion 10 WOii Side lecnL
"Whal I'm o&tiJls ll>ae 111* beR, tbf1'U .... , 1io .. with outybody ..... "
SKMll
·• boocbls ...._, 1"11 disco!Mr<d he was
Mid Lolln, ·-bolclnc hislOty dates near-<i(l>Jod and wiable IO qualify.
-IO -be -10 )<•rs old. SIW. be -bow manaa<d 10 foal>•· Latin -Ibo _,,,.. yoonses• child He ....lld wail a1 111c sidelines w m1
In I r..ily of ....... His lamily bfd tbe spot of I boKr who ..o.tdit'I show .
ljnle -·ID 10 01C1f10 Ibo -IS he ond tllCll be -Id jump In ond flll>t
-IO ... local SaMIIido Ar1I>)' II IF -~ 4
• •
•
:11211 • •., •••' s a •
1111'1 •Ra 11•1W c-_ ........ ..,... ,, .. ........... _..,..., _
OF•••tm .. r' DI'' Vlll...,.,.11 ..
Y-.
I I ' ,,allNFl.•11 Rfl.IM•ll • Pua1• ' I s .........
., ....... '1 --
• t ' •• ..... _..,.
'
•
Will sign law
exemption
sti1111y?
""'C osta Mesa Council will look
at allowing promotional banners
to rem ain on Newport Boulevard.
BY Al.ui.Nlti AtcLEOD, ~, .... ,\\km ..
COST A MESA - A reques1 by Ncw -
pon Boulevard mcrchan1s to e).lend 1hcir
cxemptton from !!. sign ordinance tha1 cur-·
rcnlly aUows them 10.0y promotion:.! ban-
ners will be considered tonight by the Cuy
Council.
For three ye:irs, downtown · bus1ne:u
owners ha\'e been able 10 Oy lcmpor::iry
sigAs and b:1lloons anached to 1hc1r prop-
erty 10 draw in business dunng the recent
ron:iltuct1on of the ~In ~icsa Freeway.
The cuy's eu:eptton allu....·ed them to
erect · lcmpor:.ry .sians for an unlimited
amount of time rat.her than the 14 days
e'cry three months currently alloued to
bus1nc~s. 1llC iaunun11y. ho\l.e\cr. was
expected to end today.
Residents have complained about 1he
1011ro·ering balloon promotions :llop certain
boule,..ard busiocucs -scntimcn1s that
havt: Often been backed by some council
·members, mo.st notably ~13.yor Sandy
Genis.
But downtown business 6\1.ners :arauc
th3.t if the immwnii.y comes 10 an end, i1
will hun the already .rcccss10n-pla1ucd
area.
"I spoke v.1th a lot of the mcrchaMs
down here ond we ecd'' 1he exemption
to continue, said Fred J11.n.s.son..• a.i.ner oC ,
J3.llUOn's Nc-.·pon Pany C.Cnter and prc1·
idcnt of the [)ro.·ntCM"n Merchants lu-
sociation.
Some busincs.s leaden uy the e .. emp-1 _ .. ..,..._.
Forecait sfiows
illQll'OVllllent In
video~
•Former CNN wealhennan
helping people learn how to make
professional-style movies through
his NewpQrt business. · :
BY J.l.u.N1& Mel mo,,~ W.......
NEWPORT BEAOI -.Fot ......
years. Stne Kosch wu Jttn worldwide •
I wtllbc.nua for M:ltYisioa't Cable News
Network.
But this 1"'· Ille_..._ .......
lioA '¥CICl'H ~ -OIM77 I iJe .. Al• lanta to rcuam .._. IO WI _... ._...
~m ('Mi(Offtil b • • ... ' t I ...... ......ro1e..
ltAsll .. -·-· I .... V'-~lo Pl11poo1 .......... •
..-ts1_..W.. ... _____ ........
.. ....... bl11, 0 q'
., Hf-tie .................
;:;~.,~--_, alll 'I .. .,,._ ...... . .... ,,_ _,
ALSO
Did you keep your New -Yalr·s ·raOIUlhin l•t .yaa~?·
"[ didn't make this year's
resolution because every tin1e
you make 'em, you b"rcak 'em.''
-Jack Suber
Cosla ~fesa
"My New Year's resolution this.
year is the same as the last four
years, ~vhich is to be a Santa on
Christmas Eve at Orangewood
Home for abused kids. l kept
my resolution again this year.••
"My resolutions· (in 1993) were
ro do more reading about
, spirituality; especially Eastern
philosoph)'> and I wanted 10
rake more art classes. l kept
borh, I did read Jots of books
and I did take Jots of arr classes.
so I did keep my resolutions.·•
"My. New Year's resolution the
last few years is to be a·good
Christian, try ro help people<"
more and try 10 be a good
person. l try ro keep those every
year, and it's gelling berrer
every year."
"My New Year's resolution this
year is lo pur together 35 years
worrh of family pictures into. a
family album, which I didn 'r do
(/a9t) year."
Marital medicine: always
having doctor in the house
T he most widely practiced
mcdicinc"is free , acc:cs~ibk:
d:iy or night, and requires
no paper work. I am surprised it
ha!>n't been n1cntioncd in Clinton's
health-care progran1 as a model of
cos1 culling.
\Vh ilc !he providers h:ivcn'1
medic:il degrees. their on-1he·job
training qualifies them as superb
diagnosticians.
Today we'd like to salu1c those.
unsung heroines
·of /wlarital
f\..fcdicine who
bravely toil
behind the
machines, but getting the pills to
their internal deatination requires
in~pired timing and a will to win.
The sing.le biggest hassle is
patient compliance. Whoever
created those immortal words,
"Take your mcdicin~ like a·man."
certainly \11asn·1 a nurse. There's
nOthing more irascible and ·
dangerous than an ailing male.
1-lc's as unpredictable as a
wounded llgcr.
At 1his crucial atagc. care J.ivers
must not hover too doscly. Calm,
measured sympathy is indicated.
When he bellows all ~ wanu r to
be ler1 alone, it's merely tbe
bravado or a rallen warrior. Whal.
he re.ally wants is ror you to share
his misery -sans lectures,
As soon as a· spouse takes to his
bed his protcstJ quietly dwindle to
a faint grumble. Often he's too
weak to unleash even one small
expletive.
-Dill McPc:ak
Newport &acb
-Constance: Esposito
Ntwport Be~ch
CITYSIDI
-Alma Dcl.atorr-t
cUsta !\lc:sa
Dl:1na Subt·r
Custa ~ lt~a
Local merchants honor police, firefighters
Fire Captain Tom
Hamilton, le~ and two
firefighters (ill their plates
as local businessman Burl
Mulr walcbn Salurd•y al
a luncheon &Jvtn to thaDk
Costa Mesa police and fire
penonnel and local
Callfomla HlcJ>way Patrol
omcen ror their senke
during 1993. All food WU
donated by local
businesses. 1'1ore than a
doun companies pitched
in to help with the evtot.
59 and
Hold ing
scenes. taking all
kinds of verbaJ
abuse to keep
!heir 1natclt. fit
and alive. Thi!t.
don1cs1 ic care
dates b:ack to the
fir~l cave wife
who tried to cut
doYo n on her
spouse's be;it
meat
This is the auspicious moment
10 whip out the medicine. Pow! ...;
consumption by persuading him to
c:al more berries and 1v.igs to
relieve his con:.1ipation.
Even then v. i\CS had 10 cp1ploy
all their fen1inine wiles to slip a
liu!c roughage into their hu!t.bands"
diet withuu1 them bclluv.ing like,
well, cavcn1cn.
Thousand) of years lalcr, wives
arc still trying to supcrvilt.c thc.::ir
m:an's f;at intake by devious ploys.
Some prefer 1hc dircc1
approach. As one spcc1alis1 in
domestic medicine put it: ''A
1ablcspoon of fear makes the
medicine go dow n. I offer my
spouse. 1-larry, two options: cilhcr
his cholcstcrof drops dramatically,
o r my mottler moves back."
The punishment must fit the
crimc:ln a lifc11me or marriage,
~·1vcs di:.pcn~ more medications
1han an arcade or gum ball
'
au.IU HOTUNl1 .. , ......
to MAU a co .. mo•
It • IN l'lluh ~ • """""" '"'"'" al wm.ln rtf I ~ Plwf c.I · 6*
lll.f. n.. »!. ,....... ,... ,,,_ ... _ ........
~~ .... ·
kft at.tit.,M e'• W-
ltW ......... °'* Oiltl ........ a.ca.rt .......
Km~,, ............ ...... -.--i..,_o....o_
rni... ...... c ..,
•
•
Once 1ha1 powerful. poeion is down
the hatch, you can put another ·
victory suipe on your nurse's hat
T here arc a few male
practitionen of Marital
t.1cdicine who closely monitor
their wives' health and
dissipations. I am married to one.
Dr. Mcintyre can analyze one of
my coughs from two rooms away,
dctcnnining whether it's
prepneumonia or ii I swaUowcd
the wrong way. He.alsq rations my
soul-utisfying food binges, and
other as.sOrtcd dissipations.
Lately, he's even taken 10
counting my cups Of coerce -
which is goin1 too rar, so I've had
to derend myself my counting his
frozen Snicken Ban.
S1ill, it's nke 10 have a doc1or in
the house.'
N•nq Aft.lntyrY's rolumn nias
t.1oaday.
,......~0 r•c ' .. "-'.•,.._.._C i J M
•
Eatlncll lll'OUP
IWllllild $1,000
SL Marlt Presbyteri&a Olurth
in Ne'Npon Beach ~ awanl
$1,000 Sunday to Eltancia High
khooi'1 Ethnic FONIR, a
propom clesiJned to improve
race relalions at all
Newpo<t·Mesa hiih Khools. .
Teacher Carol Tippcr will
rect~ the grant at the 9:30 a.m.
sc:~ and aplain the work of
the Ethnic Forum to the
congrep1ion. Over the past two
yean, the forum hu involvtd
students in kadenhip trainin&
and kxaJ conferen<:cs. The
forum leaders have also initiated
a video on 5tercol:ypini and
racial biu that is lhown to all
Crutunca.
HOmea llVllClllt8d
lfter ·11111·1 dlltll
Residents in 1tic 3200 bloc:k or
Oay Street in Newport Beach
were evacuated from their homes
roi two-and-a-half hours after •
motorist found a dead man in
the street Saturday morning.
But after 1 SWAT team's
scArch of a house in the area for
suspects and other victims, police
determined lh:tt the vk1im h;ad
shot himself in the head with a
rinc while inside his home bcrorc'
stumblirig into lhe street.
1l\C inciden1 wu repor1ed to
police by the pMKr·by at 8:45.
a.m. The driver had apparentJy
sctn the man. laler idcnlificd as
Lonee Hampton, 43, lyinJ near a
curb. Orf dais iaid Hl.mpton was
found dead 1t lhc scene. -
Police Lt Paul Hcniky said
they found a trail or blood
lcadin1 into 1hc open front door
ol a home. They also round 11
riOc in the hom,e and a
"sisnif.ant amount o( blood,"
Hcnisey said.·
•
WIATllU AND OCIAN co1101no111 --Newport ...... , 71/43
hlboo: 71/'3
Costa....., 74/47
Coron.11 del ~: 12146
' .
IUUfOalCAIT
LOCATION
1hewtc1M ~="""· SA llw.Jeay CdM .
SIZE SWlU
l·J w
1-J w
l·J w
1-4 ..
1.J ..
• •
He s;aid olficcn re~ndi:'d 10
the same hon~ Tuesday on
another report of an attcmplcd •
sDk'idc but. after talk.U>c wi1h the.•
resident ruu nd no indic:uion or
•n at1cmpc.
The episode marked the .f..
second 1ime in three da)is 11 loc:til
neighborhood w~ cvacuotcd due
to an apptirent 'uicidc.
Costa ~1csa police clc:.red a ·
HDmilton S1rce1 apar1n1en1
building and roped off ·
Aeighborin1 streets ror nearly
nine hours Thursday 11fter a
dc:ipondcnt Robcr1 Stubbs, Jf,
apparcn1ly !.hol him~lf.
-By •'I.uni~ ,\fckod
.,
POLICI LOO
COHAMUA
\\'ul JYlh Sltttl: A telC\-ision and
phone w-crc MOien from 1hc Firll
Uni1cd t.1ethodbt Chutth In the -400
bkldt.
~Ir: Diket were ''°'en rron1 lhc
pr.ace of a home in 1he 2200 bk>c.k..
E.8M 1711• Stttct: Someone-broke
into ~J Town a.nd stoic tOOlcint
keultl and an I.Mn.
·vanoU. locatkMal! ,....o au.tOI were
rc:portc!J AO&c:n Thundoly (tom the
1lllO -ol ""'°< ... k Drive. Aulot wer1.:.ho ltOkn from •ht
ZlOO block ol RulJ<n. the 600 blo<I<
ot Town Cemcr Dm-c and the 100
.. Wed ol 2111 Sttt:tt.
• ••
W bea I mJcraled 10 ll>ete
pal'ldiiiacal pa.ru ,more
lhan 1 quaner-een1ury
... oae ol 1he newly d'-""red
plaiun:I WU RJdaard a.&a ,
His bomcJpua. COll.4Mnl in the
Oranae County
edition or 1hc LA
Tunes were the
IOr1 10 be
savored and
saved. And when
he first toured
Lion Coun1ry
Sllifari, where I
was promotin1 all
kinds o( wild
things. I was
hoping he'd write
somcthlna nice
about the
naturalneu of ti
all . :
~CH, nalurally, a ve ry natural
TODAY
MW8 AI & LAPIDUY SOCll'n
The Oran1e Cout ~tincraJ a: Lapidacy
SocM:iy will meet •t 7:.30 p.m.. in the
O.ta Mc.u. Senior C.Cnu:r. Speakers
William and lubcll1 Burns will show
slkk:s of G~vcyard Point •&•let and di~ay wnpks of cbcir work.. Tbcy
will •lso provide information on the
combined American and California
Fedcra1ion Gem Show in 1996. For
more infonna1ion, call S46-4l89.
THUUDAY
• UfAft PL.ANNIN• •o• SIN•L.u .
Attorney Scott A. Bourdclais will
prcscn1 a free pros.ram C'O'ICting
r~ablc 11'-·in& U"\1"1. wills and
durable~ IM,>WCt of Allorncy for health
care :11 the Nc,.·port Bc~h. Pubhc
L1 brury. 8S6 San Oc.mcntc Dri\'C,
Nc .. -por1 Beach. Pros.ram bc&ins :u 7
p.m. For nwtc 1n!ormadon. call 1hc
library 11 644-3181 or 644-3191.
SATURDAY
•UNIMOW
Cruuro:iid.1 of 1hc Wc.11 ts prcsrnt1r\11
G un Shiow 11 1hc Onnae Coun1y Fa11 ·
and .~1ioh Center in OKia ~lcu
from 9 a.m. 10 S p.m. today and Su"""l·· Admdsion is $6 ror adu l!~ SS.SO or tcnlon and children younge r
lhan 12 arc frc-c. fOJ more
1nfOJmatK>n. call (8CH) S44-9125.
IUNDAY
Alrfll1' DIMOMlftATIOlll
Local anlM. liekn Rceckr .... hoK
w:uert'Olon 11n:: fcatu~d 1n 1 4_isplay at
lhc Newport Ccntc:r Libn.r')', will aive:
:1 (rec kxturc and demonstration al 3
old
thiot M1f:"1· Ju we besM ..-... ... ridlll• ..........
I ---I ud joiAed UllhefonlMM-oll
dil:tinauil~. Alter dn:llna
lhe newly vehicle, she
jumped OOIO Ibo hood. peered
1h'°""' lhe·wladobM:ld. and
proceeded IO rel;... herself.
This must'vo ~ten the
columnist's crcattve juices flowing
bcgause he gave us a much-needed
plug. AAd la5t week, when we
finally caiu&ht up wllh each other
after 100 many years, he wu still '
JauJ¥~g about his off~ :
rectplJOn. -
Once again, I Celt com'pclled to
remind him th•t the animal's
action did not oecasarlly reflect
the views or management.
About favc ye an tJQ, Dick
Bu!Ium walked (or ralh'er, aailcd)
away Crom his thricc~ekJy es.s:ays.
.
p.m. in lhe libfaty, 8S6 Saa Clemente
DrM, Ncwpori Bacb.. 'lbe lcct\I~ ...
tit.led "Phi&olophy and l\n Principles
u TauJht by0 Lcadina Artists of the
California School of Wateta>lor." For
more: informa1ion, call 644-Jtn
TUUDAY,. IAJL 11
una&CY YOLUlnllU ......
Woukt )'OU like to volunteer IO teach
another adult to read, wri1c and speak En&IWI' The C.Cn1raJ Oran&c County
Literacy Council wiU lrain )'Mt In lhc.
L.aubkh Literacy Methods IO )'OU can
help aomcooc who ls functionally
illitc.rate in Ute En&lis:h Lan1uaae.
Oauc1 bcs;in tonip1 a1 the United
~tc1hodi11 Church. 420 W. 19th 54 .•
Costa ~tcu. Ela.ssc1 -l'P from 7 p.m.
un1il 9:30 p.m. every Tuesd.4y and
Thunday fOf 1is weeks. For more
infonna1ion, call S48-3384.
THUUDAY, JAN. la
T'AI CMI Clll• UCTUU
Learn the ancient rclaulion art ol
rlli Chi Chih at • free procram
prC1Cn1cd by Ta.is 1-lolfman at 7 p.m.
in lhc Community Room of the
N""'-port Center Libnry. 8S6 San
O cmcnlc DIM, ~"por1 Beach..
Hoffman·s lecture will include the
ofi&iM and health bcncfiu of rai Chi
Ouh, u wcU u a dcmonslration. for
more informia1ioa, call 644-3181 or
644--3191.
SATURDAY, JAN. II
un•llMTcouasa
Senion who wish 10 crca1e an
auractlw. life hlstcwy booklet for their
PQl&.criry and friends caa lake
adwlnu,e of• aia-wee.k counc 1ha1
Wednesdav Nile
with Eric Marienfbal Quartet
Includes: Salad
• Choice of chicken or ribs
• Glass of Chardonnay
LIV E JAZZ BLUES & ROCK
ROCK wllll YOODUDll
SUNAftNpm ......... Tlll---8UN ..... 12am
~-·$ THmW'Gllts
TUES Nite-9-1am
••
:ry;.,_ ...... _olloll
sloop. -8ltd. ... .-.w oa a courM ewa .ors pniloul,. lhaa.._,..........,_
namely, 1 &1udious ~
<irtulnaaviplion ol Sania ulllioa
Island.
How perilous WU, ii? Well,
whca we re-atabU&bcd contact the
other day, he WM wrilhloa on ~
bunlt ol pa;,,. Seems lhe old salt
had spilled UI I freak boel _
llCci~I ( ... below),,lhereby
'shattenna bis lert femur. That
happened e;g111 monlhs ago, .. d
he's llilJ unab&e to bucktc bis
swash.
Aggnvatin1 the intense pain
was the bill received from the
helicopter ambulance 1ervice. The
airlift from Catalina to Long
Beach Memorial Hospital, where
he underwent rour hours of
surgery, was $5,200.
'
la llilw d1 cnriw
Nti 11• A ... Md Illa mainland. ... .-........ ..-.......
tbe --•lf'C••"· Two_..._ lacer, he's now
lhe ll<ipp<r a( I ........ lnslead ol
ltUdyiac CW•ti•a'1 wa&en co.e...,._, he's eioplori"& h;s
Balboololalld'retideoee
!'00\IHJ-IOOCll. Occasloaally. ""'
dtopc ucboC' ll I delk, where -
wilh the k>Yinc collaborations or
wile Marjie ~ a book is ncariog
r«>mple,llon ..
H • descr;bu lhe
opus-in-prosi'eu as ... kind
of·na\ltical history and ~l'IOnal
recollections" 'o( h~ beloved
island. Any month nbw, he'll sh ip
the manUICript to International ·
Marine Publishing C.o.
HopefUlly, ii will include a
chapter on .. HOw 10 Le ap From a
Sloop Onto e· Float at 1hc Catalina
AllOUNDTO-
be&ins today at the OASIS Senior
C.Cnter, 800 Marpcrilt Aw.., Corona
dcl Mar. TauJ,hl by awud-winnina-
writcr and life history apcdallsi Ed
Mausa, participants will create a
boond bookle1 includin1 anccdocal
' accounts from their IMs. favorite
photos and 1encaloa.icaJ charts. ~
.. ·11J be held nery Saturday from 10 to
11:30 Lm. throu&h Feb. 19. For more
infomuuion, call ().W..32'4. ,
NOUllMOW
The EqucUrian Center or the o~nie
County Fair & Ellposi1K>n Ccn1er in
Calta Mes.a ls holtin& a Hunter and
Jumper Hone: snow today and
Sunday. For more info, call 108-16S2.
•
SUNDAY,. JAN. 16
OOOSNOW
Shoreline: Dos. Fanciers Auocialion of
Oranac C.OUnty is hOlting the 15th
All-Breed Dot Show and Obedience
Trial al the Or:anac County
fa.i.rpounds bc&innin& al 3 a.m. Tbc
I.bow will rca.1urc l.&O dilferenc AXC
breeds and nearly 2.000 dop. P:rocccds Jo: 10 a.ullc local chari1ics. ~Of moc-c
information.. call 644-7907.
RIDAY, JAN. 21
MOTO&CTQ.I SWU Miil
Tbc Onnse Coun1y Fair and
ExpOl.itioa C.Cnlcr 1n U.1a r-.1csa is
the li1e lor i. fTIOCOtt)-ck sw:ae meet
from S p.m. to 10 p.m. in Bu1ktin1 10.
Admisuon is S6 for adult.I and
children )O'ln&Cr dun 12 arc free:. for ·
more information, call 36&-0SIS.
IATUUAY, JAN. 22
MOUi UfOW1°Thc Equeslrian C.Catcr
J • • ii,,( •
(714) 963-6847
E~CERCISE
CLASSES
•Step REEBOK*
•Muscle
Conditioning
•Low Impact
Aerobics
• Stretch & Tone
• Couniry Cardio
NEW
•Slide REEBOK*
t
CARD IO
EQUIP~-
• Treadmi lls
·• Stairclimbers
• Lifecycles
• Liferower
• Circuit Training
Natalia
Lanoo
· Member
since 1984
at the Onn&e C.owny fair and ·
ElpoNlbl Ccnltr in Calta Mes.a is
holdin& • Wcsicrn hone show today
and·Sunday. For more informaiion.
caU 70l-16'2. ....... -. GA TS IJmited is holdina • tr .un ~h..,.,.
1oda1 and Sunday from JO a m to J
p.m. in building 10 11 lhc Orange
Counry Fair A &posi.tion Ccnicr 1n
COit• McMi. COil is S5 ror Jdult1 anJ
children ,ouo1cr than 12 arc free For
mcwe information. call (708') MJJ-065~
!HUUDAY, JAN. 27
1'0UMit llDUSUCANI MLUa
lltc: Januar')' miser of the Or:ingt
County Youns Rcpubhcans .... 111 ti.: ;11
Bim. Porcttl's_ 3333 Bristol Sr . Cos1 J
Mesa from .6:30 p.m. lo 9:30 pm
Complimentary hors d0ocuvcn; and
.. • ••
Just Ilka
lsthmm Pier Ou.tine 10.Foot
Waves Without locurrins Bodily
Harm."
And now the masicaJ "'CUC ...
What t1igcrect &his 10..IOot wave
or noit aJiaa wu a warmJy
welcomed lcucr received the other
4ay from old friend Dick BuJfum,
beginni"oa ".Rarely do 1 -.rrrite to
another writer a~u his prod~
but. .. "
And then he proueds Cot two
handv11rittcn p:1gct to write about
my product (favorably and his
femur (unfavorably.)
II wa.s wriucn on the kttcrhead
of Abracadabra PrciS, ba.scd on
Balboa Island, and thereby hangs
ailo1hCr talc.
In all oflhe thinp 1ha1 have
happened in the past couple of
decades, I'd nearly forgotlcn that
ht: 's a world-class m:igjcian: The
ou1put Crom his Abracadabta Press
no-halt· bar FOJ 1nfomution, call
2.5.5·1512.
SATURDAY, FEa. 5 ·
YOUNO •1111Ua&.ICANI U.U.
•
The Orange County Youns
Republicans arc hav1n1 their 1994
Presidents B::ill at ··The Talc of the
Whale" rcS1aurlln1 at t~ Balboa
Pav1hon. 400 M,::iin St., •n Balboa from
6.JO p.m. 10 I a nl. Cost IS SSO for
mc mbcn. SSS fo r non·mcmbcn. For
more infonn:111on. call Kelly ~1t"Ca.,. :11
!SS-ISi!.
THUUDAY, n•. io
llNIO• CIHTI• LUNCNION
The Jewish 5':n10r Center in ~la
r-.tcu is co-sponsonng a lecture
discuuK>n and lunchC'O(I :it the UCI
. .
. . '
his .... served u 1 hiblt for -.,.. ..... prestidiplllO<S, .......
wwn a pre:ny mcu wud •J W
For yc.:us he's pcrfotmcd at I.be
Ma&)c: CUtk, LA's· ckadd ol
torccrj. "-
There'• oac Irick, 1~p. llw
he's ttiH LryiD& to awter.10 wir.
'"How do I m>ke lllis poln
disappear!"
-Can't answer that, pal. uccpt 10
pr<teribe: •Keep .. &M ..
pleasure lO othc_rs."
. 0
AND HERE'S ANOTHER NEAT
TRICK -When I phoacd
BuJfum. w.ho's my aac "(12), we
ex.changed New Yc:&.r's erec1jnp.
And he lcf1 me these words:
··Every year is a &ood year whcA
you li'o'it to sec the end of it.,.
Jtrry Kobrin'• coJu°m•. ,.. ••
J\1ondMy and lt'l"datsd.ay.
Unro'Cf\lly Oub ill 11 :JO 1.m.. The
k cturc b) featured 1pcatcn Gkwia
Skl::ansly :ind ps)Chothcrapb1 Hckn
Lonni -..111 coo.~r the 1mponcu1cc ol
commun1C":1.t.on throusJI hfe's purncy.
~l I) S~,5 and lnt"li.odCl lunch. for
rc!l.o:r.~LK.ln' anJ u1form.t.1ion, caU
6J6..30SO. or the SC"nK>t Cc.ntcr :at
.>15-55\J
ONGOING
Y.M<.A CL.USU
R1:g1~1r .. 110n "under .,.,.) for th<:
.... .,.purt-Crn.t..< ~1e~-l r.1oc Y~ICA
., ,n:,·r .... u1u11 of cl:rui:!o 1h11f bc&111
\l.in.JJ• f-<1r nw..irc 1nf()(m:11ion on
d~\\ .i .. 1i;c\ ~nd 11n\C\., c:ill f>.J1-~
,)rud JOUT iltlNS lo Arv41ad Tll'M·a
rd1tur. llJC' Dall) Pikll. J..MI ~ IJay St. .•
Cu~•~ .\ltu. Ullf. '!U1.
Please Joa Us
t'or DI-er
L-ehor
Weekend Braneh
Sabatnl's ... origNly fOl.lldld
In Chicago after our faher broul1t
"" -recipe tor .... ,l1m<Jul ltakM\ SIUSaQC frtrn Palermo, ltliy .....
in h 1930's.
Today, tis sons & ~
corclrue t8 provide a ton!IC*U
·=~=:..=.. w"' 5 gen!<1llOnS al -prlO<
Thari< you,
TheSabllhlfamly
CATERINO SPECIAUSTS • ___ l:Mw_,_ •
..,,, ,,., ... ,, "' ...... ,__ -
Fo<ReseMlionSClll
n~• ""--·--
WEIGHT
TRAINING
• Camstar
! Sprint
• Gravitron
• Free Weights
QUALITY
CLUB
•Limited
Membe~hip
•Certified Trainers
& Teache~
•Nutrition
Workshops
• Beginner
Wortshops
•Towel Scmcc &.
Ammenities
•
la P1aa • IC_, lnl11 Mlt•
Nnpa1t B_. • 1.11
•
•'
4 Hil••m t y l.
_.,_,
under that bour'a AUtM.
~ fJ)'S in lhc b111 were
IO dnink, tMy didn'I know the
difference." Latin uld. "Ir you
aot in the ring with somebody,
you rought ror the money that
was thrown in. Some days I'd
average SI .SO. The mo1t-l ever
made was si.x bucks. It went to
help recd the (amjly."
He Pid his biggest boxina
break came when he got the
cha.nee to work-for Jcacndary
rnlddlcwciaht Sugar Ra,y
Robinson"bfter attending the
champion's 1rainln1 camp in
New York.
"I worked ror him with his
cleaning business and s1ili
bo:<.ed and went to trainin1
camps," Latin said.-"lt was like
meeting'the Pope to me."
>,.llhough hi.s sight prevented
him Crom training for
cha'mpionshii>s, Latin said
Robihson's trainers taught him
the trade or conching and, by
18, he was already helping his ·
first fighters. Still, all he e\'cr .
wanted to be was a fighter.
•lt'm rrus1ra1cd," Latin said.
SIGN
fr991 P•9• 1
tion can't just continue along New-
port" Boule.,.ard. rorgetting the rest
or the city. Man) businesSC"S, such
as the Harbor lluulcvard of Cars.
have also been lool.ing ror a little .
recession relier for a long time.
"If we continue 10 allow i1 for
merchants along Nc"'port. why-
sho uld the car dealers not be
given the same." lioaid Charlie \Vi I-
son, head o f the Cusla ~·1esa Eco·
nomic 0c ... elopn1cnt Tal>~ Force.
Wilson suggested th;il one con1-
.,,.. promise could be a sun!tct clause
to suspend the law for a scheduled
amount of tin1e and lei the mer-
chants prOve they can promote
themselves tastefully.
"\Ve 11 ... e in a dif[ercnt environ-
ment thal may need some forn1 of
cornpromisc," he said.
In the n1ean1imc, 1he sign ordi-
nance is expec1cd 10 come back
bero(C 1hc council for review in
the coming weeks. Some council
mcn1bcrs say lhC) don'! ...,·ant 10 be
ha)ty in their decision tonight
about the exemption until they
hear what staff inembcrs ha,·e to _
say about the ordinance.
··Merchants arc still struggling
in the area," said Councilman Joe
Erickson. ··1 don·1 ha\'e "a problem
with the banners, as long a~ they
arc something relSOn.:ible .,
In 01her action, the city will
consider a reques1 from Orange
County F3°irground orfici.:ils Ip
hold a cattle drive along Fairview
Road on July 15. l "hc mO\'t "'ould
be 1n concurrence \l,•ith the 199.l
fa ir then1c. "S:addlc Up For Fun,"
:a tribute to horliot and h:ay.
The council ..., ill 1ncct at 6:30 to-
night at n Fair Dn,c.
Oasis Senior Center
unveus Its classes
for new year
·rhe Oasis Senior Center in
Corona del ~l:ar is husung a
variety of cla!tses for the nc"' ~c.ir
fur older adults. Cl.i!>SCS include:
• llcahhy J::atin1: ~1ond.i~'·
I :J0-3:30 p.m. starting Feb. 7
Free.
• Bqlnnina llrid&i:: ~·1ond.i}!t.
11 a.m.-1 p.m .. Jan. I0-~1ai 28.
$35,
• lnlern1edi11k \\'ati:rcolor.
Mondays, 9 11.m.-noon, Jan.
17-March 28. S3S .
•Bead Slrin1lng:; ~1ond.i>'·
9:45-11 :30 n.m .. Jan. JO.JI J fl"C
•Ballroom l>anc,': 1·uc~d.11,.
2:30-4:30 p.m . ongoing i ll'C
• Convi:n.:allunal {;ern1.111:
\Vcdncsda~'· 10 a in ·n.-...111
st.1 rt1ng Jan I 1 l·1L"c
• flo"·<'r Arrangiuit:
\Vcdncsd.iy'. 11 a 111 ·~n, Jan.
12-Fcb. 2. Sl5 _
• IJu.1111 Uanci n11: \Vcdncsdays,
3:15-4:45 pm . J;in. 12-~1arch 16.
SJ5. -.
' • Calli1r111ph y: Wednesaays.
9-10:30 am . Jan. 12·feb. 16. $20.
• Vintn\'igor Exerclw. ~1onday,
Thur~ay. 10-11 :30 a.m., Feb",
~4.~l:ay 2. $40.
• Yoea: Thursdays.. 9-lO a.m ..
Jan. IJ·March 17~ SJO.
• Land.salpf Palnllna:
Thursd4ys.. 9 a.m.-noon, starting
Feb. 7. Free.
• t.b1ur1 Driv• Thundly,
Friday, 8 a.m.-nooa. Jan. 20-21,
Feb, 17,18. $8.
•Bcwl•nlaa w ... c1l1r.
Thund1ys. 9-11:)0 1.1111 .. Jin.
:ZO.Mardl 24. $».
For 'more inComlatlon and '
••Jislnlbl. caU.644-32.M.
Tho Oooil Senior Calu ii
mt.ct al IClt M .... 1rlte A¥1rhl
eor.,,.. •• Mar.
•
.,=••clll-*IMa
fl -· I ....... IO bo 65, bul ...... ,,,, -. '
dtum, IO -1 dwllp. I CU bar. bul lcplly I can'L"
So it he e&n'I be 1 champ&oa,
lbc .... bat lhinJ Lalin U)'I.
ii to train them.
"You al.molt have to d ...
him out or the om." said Joe
Perilli of Newport Beach, a
fellow boxer who also coaches
teens at the center. "I just
think he has so-much rapport
. with the t:lds. Klds love him
-and they have ftsp«1 for him.
He's very clcan""iving and a
good role model)' .
Latin, who with fclktw ~lf!llcr
George Lalka stai;tcd SOY s
boxing progr:am, has helped ·
raise needed equipment like
hca~gcar, gloves and a ring for
the center. He doesn't sec. 1hc
program as just an afternoon's
diversion, he wants to make
chimpions of teens. He and
Perilli have plans for amateur
fights as cnrly as next year,
• ,., , ..
• _.,_, ........ =-.... ·"-"' ml)' lar·t of Ill kind in
.... _.., ....... by RJchird
Hunler ol AUanla. The llrip ...U "°" fronl -which opened In
NOYe:mbcr ud is the finl on the
Weit Coast -1ar1c1s people who ·
arc k>otifts ror simple Wlys to dU·
, plicaite weddin& · videOI or cr~
atlvt:ly put still plclufes to mum
''or transfer worn oul home 8-
-milli~tcr films to video •
The store has four editing
rooms customized for various .
types of video productiofi.. People
can either learn how to•cdil 1hc
1apes thcll\$ClvcJ or thcY ~n tu1n
cYCrythina a,'Cr 10 be edited for
them. Doing "ii yourself costs lea
aflcr I Of\C·timc $40 ch:argc for ;in
hour lesson· on how lo use the
cqui~mcnt. Self-editing a , ~
grade video costs $20, ho.v1ng 11
done cmts S40. ·
.BUt Kosch said . learn ing it for
thtfnsclvcs can be more rcw:1rding
for cus1omCrs.
-g:.-~:,~
........ -:::;::;. -... !or
jllll .... ,._ .............. find -...a· ..... -· . ..,,. la tba pllOOt -. l.alt week, •he llOflCd a pnije<t io pv1 all 40 or
her pann1'1 hcNM movies ooto
video tape and 1hcn crc11c 1 sepa-
rate video wi1h anippcu c:horc:o-
arophed '° mu ic. .
"Jt'1 ror my d:td's $0th birth-
day " Manc.he$ter 11td. .. l1'1 great be~use 1bcy'll k:t yyu.edit ii ar1c1
they\'C 1ra~s[erred !hem to vi~co.
Jl's someth1na my 51~1cr and I arc
doina 1oec1hcr." ·
Dan Ellis. • k>cal inventor \I.ho
w;is in the store on :l recent mo1 n.
ing. said he was t.akin;& a 3-n;iinutc
video dcmonstrahon of an 1n,cn-
1ion ond copyins it 10 another
video tape with the sccmen1 1c-
pea1ed.i1iel( for two-hours. l~e \.\11!
show 1he vi~ n.t a 1rade ~h\)V,
this week where it will play cun·
tinuously (or woi1in& cu.stomi:r~ '>tl
be doesn't have lo keep rewinding
"When you KC your own
handiwork , you reel like an
artiS1," J...atin said. ··I feel like
what I sec in th ese kids is my
work." . M.u.c M.4mc. o .. u.Y PILOT
''There's a lot or bu11uns. bul
they arc prCtty much 1hc s:1mc
things that arc on ;:people's own
VCRs." Kosch s:r.id. "Once they
know how 10 do ii, t~y IO\'C -ii . It's
With one Other fUll·timc tn1·
ployee ,and scVCTal pa.rl·lu'ncr,,
Kosch• can also offer on-loc:un'in
.,.jdco shoots and full-blown pr 11-
duction o( videos for businc~~,
He is also "°-orking with 01an~~
Co3sl College to :allow filnt ~11 ..
dents to .,.,,ork .,.,ith.,, more e4U'J'
•
Steve Kosch, CNN we;ithe~an turned Newport entrepreneur • mcnt.
•
FLEX Y OU R FI NANCIAL M USCLES WITH TH E FISCALL Y FIT
; I
WORKOUT $.YSTEM, Free WHEN Yo u OP EN ANY BAN K OF A MERI CA
P E R SONAL C H EC KI NG A CCO UNT B E FORE F E BRUAR Y 11 .
t-l erc·s help for keeping that New Year's resolution 10
finally get your finances info shape.
Each Fiscally Fit Workout Sys1em comes with a fun. easy-
1<>--usc workbook and audio tape full of si tnplc exetcises for
gelling your fomily iRto bcttei fina'1cial hea lth.
Using_ the Workout. you'll sec wh~;c .1hC money rca,lly
goes every mon~h. Find out "how to trim the fat from your
budget. Strc11gthcn your savings plan and learn how to give
· your 'ran1iJy the things you want ~or 1hc,m . Like your first
•
home. college for lhe kids. a secure retirc1ncnt and more .
But hur:ry. To receive your free Fiscall'y Fit Wo~ko~t
Sys tem. you 'll need lb open up a Bt>fA personal
checking account. the most convenient check.in& in 1he
s1a1e; before February I I • .) 994,
So set i~ shape! You can doJt! J<>11 down 10 your nearest
BofA branch today! Act now und J'"OU could win S1J':OOO
ln.$1ap1/y, See your
bra1tch for derail$, ' BANK I NG, ON AMl!RIC'A"
HI ._.of Ainerlca ' '
•
•
•
·--
•
Rve lrOm
Costa Mesa
are ·11r-c1F
' ~ Litxembourger, Tran are repeat
selections; juniors Weir, Chatman,
Cre.nshaw also named to team. ·
BT' BA.UY f AVLICNIA, Sro.n Wanu.
The 0:>$ta Mesa High football team: which
posted the most wins in the school's 34 sea·
sons, of varsity football, placed "five playcn on
l~e AU-CIF Division Vlll squad, including se-
nior repeaters Bryan Luxcmbouraer and Blnh
"Runaway'' Tran. -
Costa Mesa 1un1ors Dewayne Crenshaw,
Charles Ch:itman and Jason Weir were also
named to the squad, selected by sporuwriten
representin& the Arnntcur Athletic Founda-
'ion of Los Angelcs/Ftnt Interstate Bank AU-
·Soulhern California Board of Athletks.
Luxembouraer. a 6-foot-Z. 220-pound of-fe~e auard and inside linebacker, earned
the additional honor of D1vmon Player of the
Year.
Tran, who amused a Newport-Mesa Dis~
trict single-season record 2.303 .rushing yards
this f.all, was an All-Division VIII honoree
last season after totaling 1.631 ruihing yards.
His 1993 output v.as the third-best single-
seuon total in Oranae County bistory.
A three-year varsil): ~tancr who played
mostly defense as a sophomore, Tran finished
his career with 4.333 yards. ~rruuhang the pre-
vious dis-
Tran averaged just
more than 30 carries
per game tor the Mus-
tangs, who rode the
churning legs of their
senior tailback to a
school-record 400
points .
trict career
record set
by Nc..,..-port
Harbor's
St~c Bra-
z a s in
1982-83.
A 5-foot-
7, 170-
pounder
being re-
cruited by
Division JI
and Divi-
sion Ill
colleges. Tran wu the Dally PUot Ncwport-
Mesa D~tnct Offenshe Pla)cr of the Year
for the second straight c:am~gn He scored
23 touchdowns this Call. bringin& hu carefr
IOI~ 10 46.
Opcrauna behmd 1 mammoth offcns1\c
line, Tran l\cragcd JUSI more than 30 carries
per game for &he Mustangs. who rode the
churning lep of their senior 111Jback to a
.chool·rccorJ 400 points ~n route lo 1 9-3-2
record and a berth in 1hc Davilion Vlll
championship 1:unc.
l >1a1>r~>r11u ~"'4( l>ULt I"ll •r
Cost;.i Men High offe.n.sive lincman/lincboick.cr Bryan L~bourger, shown doing wh.it he .does best, is tJ1e _Ch Di,ision \1il) ~Ll)~r of the. Yc;u.
Tran's 23 TDs tncludcd runs of 97, .76, 63,
60, 52 and 52 yuds.
BY BAJUlt fAl'LJt..~t.L, s...,.n Wann
C osta Mc-.3 High senior
Bl')an Liuembowgcr has
capped a momentous se-
nior football season by
being nameJ CIF South-
ern Se~uon Dl\l\1on VIII Pla)cr of
the )c.u
LUXEMBOURGER ti.ilf ~llf\C:f) •
l k ;i~-W m:rnagcJ ttirce inten.:ep·
.11on ~. ;md "'"3' a -dan 'erou' 1hre~l
''' upponcnis' pa~'ml pl•n~ lh ·a
prominent "'capon .in Ddcn!t1"e
Coordtn:nor Ale' Heni.icrwn') ag-Crcnsh:iw, named All-Clf on d4tcnsc, was
· a dominant defensive end who doubled as 1
stanJoul fuJJback "
A 6-1·. 190-poundcr, he was tabbed fus1-
te1tin AH·Pac1flc Coast. Uape as · a runn1n1
back by the circwl's coxhcs, while earn.in&
P i101 All-Distnct and All-PCL rec:osrution on
defense.
grc 11re scheme ·
...-Costa Mesa lineman/linebacker cap s
big season with CIF Player of Year honor H ' C!ff Orh d1Jn ·1 'hlp on )pcetal
te.im .. cuhcr. :b 1"''>· ot his three
field ~ah helped turn a )t>-33 def·
'' 11 tu L.agun.;i H1th 1010 :in unhlel~ l~·36 P:.cific
l \1,1,1 League \ICton 1n the J.!Jmc\ f1n:il l7 ~cond
A tran fer from £disan HiaJl, Crenshaw
rushed for 930 yards on 12l carries (an a\'Cr-
a;e of 7.7) and his 13 toucbdowa runs m-
cludcJ bunts of 66, flP, 59, S9 and 44 yards:
A dominatlng pw rusher, Crenshaw had •
five ucks isi .the M~tangs' lJ...3 rcaular-
1tuon 41.Ctory over Trabuc:o Halls. •
Chatman, a transfer Crom Foothill High,
helped solidify the M~tangs' pass defense at.
comcrbxt.. while doublios af win&back on
offense. -
Lu,cmbourgcr. a b-foot-:?, 210-
pounJ ~o-wa~ stJndout for the
Mustl!Jls~. "'as sclcdeJ by sportsv. ntcrs rcprescnt-
in& the Amateur Athleuc Foundation of Los Ange-
le Fint Inter tale Bank All-Southern California
Board of Athletic. for hlS dominant presence on
both·sidcs of the ball.
An AU -ClF offensh'C guard as a Junior. Luxe~
}>()urger rqxatcd an offcns.1r-c ~lection this fall.
The Newport-Mesa District and Pacific Coast
league Most Valuable Player. he earned the Oivi~
sion's uhimate tndl\idual honor for leading the
Mustangs to thelf ~anninJ.C$1 season in the school's
34-)Cat1\isiory;
Mesa, "'11ich finished 9-J...2 after a 44~ loss to
Trtbuco Hills in 1h.c Clf Divi ion Vlll champaon-... ,
hip game. v.on ii\ (1~1-e"er outngh1 lelgue cham·
pionsh1p, thanks largely to Lu,cmbuur~c r\ contn·
but ions.
In addition to hLS strong blod.ing. ut1lucJ hca"llY
a.s a pulling guard in Coach M~ron Miller'!> pitch·
and-trap ground attack., Lu.;<cmbourger gainC'd fame
as an ca:plos11rc hitter v.h1lc leaJina the ~k~a de-
fense at inside linebacker.
Helpma pa1rc the way for All·CU· ta1lba£j Banh
"Runaway" Tran'1 Sln&)e-scason (2,1 >1) :.anJ career
( 4,333) rushing )Vds. Luxembourger "'a' a three·
)ear varsity starter.
Dcfensilrely, he combined fierce 1nrcrhll~ "1th a
nose for the football to conti.nualh I 'cl "PP''''"I
.. .·
W ith pf councs and COWltJy ctubl come ce~d POA .
professionals. It's the &lamoious life, fi&bt?
Well. not exact.Jy. , ·
eumination, can they apply for membership m the PGA. ~
It isn't the end, bowewr. E¥ery three )C&n, pro1 must be rCc:ertifaed.
Thia js aa:omplished tbroup succa.sful completion or onaoina COW1e
v.ork and bi&b marb from a panel of peen on recertiftcalioo interviews. .
• Qlp IMU .-Recent 'Wedocsday outings for the Newport 8eaU
Merely bcina a aood aolfer isn't enou&h. ,It ta.ka yean of demanding
v.ork aDd atvdy. ln addition to tuchina akilb. bcJaa a pro UJ\-Ol\c au
facets ol aotf COWK operation Ud ma.naiemcnt, from
retail saJd «>event pltnnLaa Uld orpni.z.at.K>n, public
rclal~ markctiQa and (acilitica ID&ftl&Cmenl.
You atan at ·the bottom, bcpnnlftl wilb an •
c..ncnsiYI certification pcOpam. _.bta a aolfe( -.orks
Golf cOw.; me'?'• club pfoduccd few surprise&. On Dec 15, Haak
. LtFdmw woa low poa (65), while Dtue loUorf --on low net (Sl). Jlm
lJUle wu ICCOt\d low net (SS). On Dec. 22. A.I Cf8:DS1o• • o low paa
(61), vrilb Jlla l>aaMr (S4) and Doe WWI (SS) caned low net boaon.
ltd ;iho bov1cJ J7 comc;..,KIO' l'H the ~~tanp · · ..
anJ hi' 45 ~mt' niaJe "Crt rhc 1hlrJ·n~> t 0.11 the.
te:>m. hclpan~ pad a ...:hool ''"£lc·!>C!l'4ln rc .. orJ 400
fXlll)l'
< Lu\Cmbourger C\.'UrcJ ht) h.llHt>alr lut11rc to, ·*'
ccp1intt a scholu~1p to n:mur: ·hill 1.~rcer .ii \ 11
l;.inO\a. Dee ~O
He \ClecteJ the \\'1IJ .;a1' .i Ja, a 1c1 returning
from ;a tv.o-d;ay rccnmin& .\Ii. 1 10 thr Penn ,t,:in1J
c:unpu,, JU>t outside Pbil 4dph1a . •
Amon& other' included io the ret1u111ns b;:ittk
for his -.c~ioc v.e~ S.an J Stilt .ir ·,.,e ('11:.d I
}i1u ir lm:zud 1o •
CUSTOM .
INVITATIO
PRI TI G CENTER
Ct·hl\N' Frnm Our H"l1i~ of u an apprentice for a Oua-A POA prof ionaJ, a
ccnif.cd bead pro at a ncopiaed POA dub, "'ho aarea to IC.Nf u a spouor. Sia moatbs ol on·lbe-job
traiaint • needed before lfl application can be
aubmittcd.
SPECIALIZING I
Pre-owned Rolex
Wllebe$
'lj/w · p,.;,,, CokM. ~ atl Bss 'q a.
CU> ....
lnctMduaJs M:cepled In«> the~ then attend a
OM week iftlroduceory dall 08 eolf tlourM '
••••ment (BUli•• Schoo& I). Tbe nut step is lO
lake • Flf lkills ......... ....,. ability is .......... . . . -PAYING10Pf
DOLLAaJOll
•.DIAMONDS
CUSTOM
A~
AVAILABLE
•Di....,Dilll
•Dmnc-tlezell nm. W9'o pea 1M1 ..... tllM ao OD to Busin ..... u.. Wide .,.... ol Cllliilli ill Md fidds u
• • diw 1' ' ' 11 ,.., cs*sel a ..,.....,. POA naa. dd
.. ' 1111,12¢'1u@s'1212,...,cmtrdpJ1JHOtud
11 2 'sthM .... 3 • Hlailtfl • ... • ........ d"fi.nl
11111-. A min'•• •--at n11211u t 'f 1n NquincS fdr
...... th•
• ll~
w~
•
.. ,, ' ............. JIGA ...... ..., .........
tolddrm1 a: frn•1.,21 .. af ....... ..,. .. s•IM•h
bawbeea"1tlehd••k•M.Wm'G1 .... ,... ....
\ \
.
•JBWILlll
•
•
....
.. Flshennen corMlg back
· .wttti near-limlls of bonlto,. • .. well as sculpln, whitefish. -s ponllshen oper11liii out ol l'lewporf
bey a...dillp, after 'P"adioa 1ut
, -~U., U. Ouistmu boot jiar:ldel. uc hudi0& bodt to ol!sbore .
llsliiq pounds where pd bonito roshinl
is currentJy on Lip for anaJcrs. . ·
; Boaehelds in the two-to flw:-pound
dllSl arc bitin& aloo11be ftoat..Mde of
~ta!U.a Island, aad thcre are abo bi&
iichoots ol "breezUli" bonito schooled up
ln an area four tO five 111ilcs off Newport
8eacb.
Aa:ordin1 to landin1 spokaman Marty
lllaJehurt at Davey's Locltcr (673--14~).
the three-quarter day lpOl'I boat
FteeU«e bu been LlflCtina in on bonito
11 lhc island and c:om.iq back with near
limits ol the ICT&WY IW1'ace fccden.
Good live bait conditiou s&iuld sustain
the bite and hopefully white sea bass will .
als<f'move closer to the beach and begin
showiaa up in daily fllb c:ou.nts for both
our sport fleet and private boatcn. •
Alona the coast. sculpin and whitefish
arc beina fished over s~allow water .rcc~s
in about 80 feet or
water. Ne&r limits of
sculpin were decked by
anaJcn tishina on
half-day boots r..ru.1
out of Newport Linding
. (675.()55()) earlier trus
week and this bite
should continue
through the remainder
of the holidays.
Two rigs arc
accountiitg for the bulk
of sculpiil being decked
locally, reports Gavin
Baker at Newport
Landing. Anglers arc
droppina Scampi lcadhcad jigs in one- to
tw~ weights., ri&&ed with pink tails
and then tipped off with chunks of cut-up
frozen squid.
Another system that is workiri1
errect.Wely on sculpin and also taking good
numbers or whitefish is a double dropper
loop ri& baited up wj1h pieces of squid or
.anchovies.
Sheephead continue to hit whole live
!!qUid when fished over artiftcial reefs off
Huntinaton Beach, whilc.SJnd and calico
bass arc hitting on live bait along the
'S6uthem coast with hot spots off Lapna
lkach producing the most consistent
catches or legal bass.
•Salt .water anglers should remembc.r
to purcha$C • 1994 fishing license before
going fl.Shin& in the ocean or bay. 0nly .
pier fishermen arc exempt from haVing'
license in 1heir posscsston whep fishing o~
lhe Southland coast.
· The Departmenl of Fish and Game has
discontinued .the SJ Sport and
Cqmmercial Marine Resources Protection
Stamp for 1994.·lt seems that the
dcpanmcnt has collected enough funds
through this revenue stamp collection
fund established in 1991 to pay off gill
ncttcrs affected by Proposi\ion 132 and
who applied f6r compensation.
. Those claimants who surrendered GilV
Trammel Net Pcrmits"io the department
and mcl other requirements of the law
arc u;>e.ctCd to receive about a million
doUan fro this fund and the remaining
dollan will ~ spent on other fish ~d
&•me projects in the SlllC.
R.ccord·aetting running back Binh Tran of Costa Mm High WU • finM•am .\ll·CIF
l,.11xcmbowgcr Tran• Weir ·Chatman
ALL~CIF: OL-·Jason Weir, Costa Mesa
OL~Josh McMaster, ta Sierra
OL-Justin Poe, Trabuco Hills .......... OL -Ben Adams, La Mirada
A S-10, 170-i)ounder, he had four interceptions en routC to 1 OL-B(ian Gardner, Tell)ple City spot in the All-District and All-PCL secondaries. orrcnsivcly, K-Dana Barsuhn, South Pasadena Chatman rushed for 347 yards on SS carries (a 6.3-yard average) Defense and caught a tcam-hi&h 11 passes for 188 yards.
Weir, a &-foot, 230-pound guard and defensive end, was recog-LB -Steve Stand, Laguna Hills
nizcd for his offensive contribution, which also included brief LB -Ron Gerhard, La Sierra ·
itinll 11 tight end and blocking fullback. LB-Mittord Kinnard, Serra
Pleyer of the Veer c LB-Mark Hays, Bellflower
LB·OG-Bryan .Luxembourger, Costa Mesa 6-2 220 Sr. LB-Andrew Costantino, Temple City
Offense DL-Brad Cervantes. Trabuco Hills
BK-Blnh Tran. Costa Mesa 5.7 170 Sr. OL-Sal Waltermire, Century
BK-Fred Kim , Laguna Hills 5·8 185 Sr. OL-Oewayne Crenshaw, Costa Mesa
BK-Dan Loyd , San Marino 6·3 200 Sr. OL-Jeny Lemon, La Mirada
BK -Oscar Casillas. Sl Monica 6-2 180 Sr. OL -Trevor Patterson, San Marino
BK -Ryan Hura. La Mirada 5· 10 165 Sr. OB-Chal1es Chalman, Costa Mesa
AP -Fernando Rodriguez. Norwalk 5.9 160 Sr. DB-Geoff Beckham,"Trabuco Hills
WR-Matt Rechner, Trabuco Hills 5.9 160 Sr. DB-Gavin Peries. San Marino
WR-Josh Oder, San Marino 5.9 160 Sr. OB-Anthony Gaines, Norte Vista
TE -Hugh Home, San Marino 6-3 210 Sr. OB-Corlty Miller, Yucaipa
OL-Bryan Luxembourger, Costa Mesa 6-2 220 Sr. DB-Jason Jones, S~ Monica
Cttttshaw
6·0 230 Jr.
6· 1 275 Sr.
6·2 235 Sr.
6·6 285 Sr.
6·2 220 Sr.
5.9 160 Sr.
6·0 190 Sr.
6· 1 195 Sr.
6·3 230 Sr.
5· 11 180 Sr.
6-2 215 Sr.
6·4 215 Sr.
5· 11 210 Sr.
6· 1 190 Jr.
6·3 260 Sr.
5.r . 200 Sr.
5-10 170 Jr.
5.9 150 Sr.
5·10 170 Sr.
6·2 190 Sr.
6·0 1.75 Sr.
5-10 170 Jr.
• ......
.... Vanguards Coach Reynolds
seeks some rellef from telm's
inctedlble rash of ailmenls .
•
W hca is it all POI 10 and?
,,,., •• ~-Southero CalilonUa I' sncn'•
basketball coach BIU Reynolds hu to be
..... tbetl days.
Reynolds hu had to underJO a
1UCCClliotl of injw-icl 1h1t would tat I.be
mosc pa1ien( or men. ' .
The latest canic "" We~y nis)lt
when Danin Bryant, a S·foot-9 point · ,
auud who trigcn the otrcmc, went· doo#o
with 1 dislocltC:d toe. &ylnt, 1
cond•leam aU-dislrict selection last
se110ft, WU bact in the lineup on Frkl1y
when the Vanau1rds raced Evan,el
CoUegt o( Mi-ari.
Tbe VaO&Uards' plis)lt hu ewked '°'""
sympathy from sec women'• coach Dean
.Cooper ... Have )'OU ever heard Of-.. tcarD\
that bas lost two players with heart
problems?" he said. .
·Coooc"r was re(enin& to scni<>f.suard
Scolt C::.mpbcll. who will not play the
c-ntirc scuon after bein& di~~with
IR irreaular heartbeat, a'nd &enk>r CUlrcl
John Naro.. who has still noc been OK'd
10 play after
complainina of bcin&
light-he\'!led in a recent
game. .
At one poin1, lhc
V1r;i1uards were fqrccd
to practice wilh just
seven players. from an
original prc·scuon
roster which featured
14 members.
Addina 10 the
problems are an ankle
injury to Erk:
Carmichael, who has
rc1ur.ned to the lineup,
and a groin injury to
Mike Ruble.
Colleges
"ll's been• ch&llcnsc to the p!aycrs
and a challenie 10 the coach in& st:aff. ·•
said Reynolds as he· surwyed the scene
before Friday's 11mc. "We're back to 12
guys OIJI theR now after addin1 (formcf1 Cos111 ~tesa Hi&h pl:aycr) Jeff Mens the
other day."
Al one poinl the numbers had
diminWled to just eisht p!aycrs due 10 lhe
various ailments. But the V1nsu1rds have
man1sed to keep their heads 1~ w11er,
as they boast an 8-' record after 1 New
Year's Eve win 1pinst Evangcl.
SCC returns to actK>n on Friday in th~
UC San Diceo Tournament on Friday
evenin1> The Vanauards' fin1-round
opponent ts aarcmont-McKcnna Collcse
at 6 p.m. f'-.
Other teams involved ih lhc tournament
include host UC San Dicio and Millikin
University of Decatur. Ill. The Loscn play
Sa1urday 11 6. the winners will face off :11
8.
•The SCC women's IC3m continues IC1~ .. ,
gain respect under Cooper's direction. ~;
followin& 1111 season's first non-losing
record in schoal history, the Van1uards'
s1ock in the GSAC conlinucs to improve:. sec is 10-3 record aflcr an impressive
59-47 vklory over Evangel Friday.
"It's eoin&.10 be an even race," said
Cooper of the upcoming conference wan
whkh bcsin Jin. ll with a home same
11ains1 Azusa Pacific. "Fresno Pacific
appears to have an edge over everybody.
but after that i1 lhould be 1 real figh1.
'"I think we've slartcd to turn it around.
People used to come in and have link:
trouble with sec. but 1t\11's chanains. ..
Looking back at a year lull of . high scores and a even a few perfectas
.... Costa Mesa:s Kona t:anes
was a bevy of activity in '93.
doubles and singles" events. J uly: Gres Nelson. 1 member of the 720
Debbie Van Dell rollJ whal ends up Scratch, bowled the high series for the befni tbc hi&best series for women league 1992-93 season -790.
bowlcn ia ·lhe 1992-93 seuon -7•2. It AUSU'l: Cotta Mesa's bowling
A OWl)' of activity and a blizzard of may also b1ve been the r111t 100 series policemen fare well •aain In Las
hiah KOres is the way 1993 will be bowled by a woman in a sanctioned Vcgu. JCona leapo bowlers Aaron
remembered at Kon1 Lanes. And le1pe at Kona. • • 1homas and Phil Dictcnon were pan: of
here are some of th<>K remembrances ... April: Char Ford became the firs1 lbc learn.
J uuwy: J<?Yf:c McAllis1cr and Steve female to win tho Scratch 6-Gamer. Kona k:c&lcn Jerry Robinson and
Scntch. (Formerly the 720 Scratch. Due
to the caliber of bowlers now joining the
ic.ap.e. the swnmer season mcmben
YOted to raise 1hc entering maximum by "° sticb). Sally Neufeld and Larry P1lmi1er·
beCame"the JCCOOd cou'pte to hold 1hclr
nuptials at Kana Lanc:a. NcuJeld ls one or
Kona'1 playroom attendants and Palmiter
is now a karaoke host and bowls in a Twner were crowned Bowlen or the She scored a tJinale-.pin victory O\ler Adrienne LMAe
Year. McAllis1cr represented the ~-----· DocaMUC Rheinhardt. almolt make tt lO -----------
Jin&Jc Belles 1nd .. Turner 1he May: The· Profcutonal C:OU1 the winftc.(a drdc ln
number of leagues 11
Kona.
Cout Men. Bo1h kcilcn arc Bow"lcn relurned for their the-:Amateur
from Costa Mesa. leOOOd annual visit 10 Kon1 Bowkrt Tow event
Bob MUk.iewicz was the Dnt Lanel. La Vcme•1 Gorey Groth 11 Koaa. They
10 ~I I n11K>nal award ICCM"C in woo the Lane.walker "PCB Open finithcd third ud
1993. He shot• 300 .aamc in the and Costa Mna'1 Mark Baker fourth. rupectiYely.
Scratch 6-Gamcr On Jan .. 3 Mike •II second. Another Costa Mc11 S
Fowler was lhc KCOnd IO recciYe bowler, Tim DicMno"n. woef"\he. eptcmbcr. What
• national award with u 800 pro-am tournament. l'li u adti:q serie~ Same townarnc:nt, aunc 'Ibo TllJ Scratch Jea1ue bad ~J.Jri:=Lll
nipt. ' doul* ache.meat as Johnnie
F •~··-R-W"'•"t rolled a peJ~ ••-on -Into linl ..._ e--i· were , ·-"~ ~-•-·•-~--1 -at broho Ill tbe Sr:ntdl the 1ut aJabt ol tbe winier ~ --.._... I tbefi ~~mMattbewa' • 6-0alicr ro. 0....., at ••lrieO. WWWW10 _ ·-· t wu "" JOO rolled w_,,, w-• tolal paid out, pl-. paid ud. by~ .._ bOwtcr for the
Zek'"e Torok finally gets his
dream - a 300 11.ame at
Kona Lanes. The Costa
Mesa bowler had been try-
ing for years to record the
perfecta at his "home
house" and did so Just be-
fore moving back to his
childhood homer-New
'Jersey .
Kona L.anes and the
Costa Mell Ch1mbcr-
of Commerce thanked
the community for their
1en<n>lity in helpins
1hc viccims: of the
Laa:un1 fire. 'TWo
12·fOOC truckloads ol
donated lood and
clothi.nj were taken 10
t.hc Red Crot.s in Santa
Ana.
N ow:mbcr:Tllis
lllOflth ii described
l17two--. -.alY tbo hiPal -DI 1992-93 ICNOil. 'Ibo next ,...Jo; Prof-.I -Jen
paid 1or tiiic. l'lcatly $$~-polrl -Jim Olldlris< *" lOO to open the -Doo"*9 -•t at lo tbe Feb. 7 -..,.,Outlt ll•ki-.._at tbe 7lO Scratch. -KoOa. Tbla wu tbe thinl WWPB llOp
woe iii pud fNb '• tllootl .. JOOWMI J WIC:: Yet uothcr recard'WNtcl.iD ...... c=,.~==S.m
liMI Ml!'"'° Hormt lllrts -..-..... ScnldJ ~ M it celcbratod la 5ta11M1 ( ........ )-Joo -(Mm), ,.,..2911oo•no5cntdi....,,.. .._........,....,..s..ar11y-O...bowlen Q -.:wa.....,.a7.0badlolt
M -to otlobntc ....... t ud --.. ..,.. J .. ·---.._ --= ur.sr ~ , ... Porter fof &IC-plece priK ol 12.lOCL u-. _, ._,
• ,,._..,.................. & B =r-•-i' ···--i. . ,...,a11ow.;ur.01tOuutJ-'a lt<mlaapobowltrarr..tSploeal, • IMI& -. Miu tr.He . =•boide_,,lfe ... p-a Jolla)ladludfloVlrioatnwladlO -·Ud:la.Sl&All75-~1Hf I
'"Ml lt1flll bowt-......... ltau -~IO putldpMa lo ... IJ93 •.,, .. _ .. ,,,..... _ a.-• lnelk ... eou--UMod _ N._...., ~ "'· o.,.,.. .... •.., ... -..
"--• ···-~ Vlviao ...... , -...... .. ... • ............... ·-O:•Q' ...... _.... A111 cialloo ...... ,.,.. _"" ...... lo .. "°
. y
)>
---inat . ZeU -r .. a11y .... his dream -•
JOO -at ic..a ~Tllo Colla Meaa bowler Uri becO 1ryllls ro. )'<an 10 reconl
Ibo ............ his·--· ud dld .. joal --tos llod: lo Ilia rt·---..... ,_,..,,. ,,,._
-...... ~ JGO b ... 1993-94 -----.2. 1'1111 ..... ., -· ' .... -c.n.r H.-r I ... , t11b1...._HI -··-..., ......... . ......... .,.. ...... OoW
RhlrOz DltlL
•
We didn't hive to wait k>n1 to sec a
bowler hit that ~ 800 mark. Tt.m ·
Dickei1on made hlltory when he became
the fint bowler in 11 lc1s1 15 ycan to
record an 800 series In leapc play.
Diderwa shot 289-279-2J6.804 1'10¥. IS
iR the Lluahlln Bandits.
JJ. ~kenb01p rolls the .. conc1 lOO
same of the scuon on Nov. i7. The score
was the last of hil IC.I In the 760 Scntch.
The "kids" do It lflin. Swinat'n lc1&uc
m<mben Frank Spiese~ John Kuch, Flo
Vivian and 'ROlcl BolWell participate in
another senior "ol)'mpk: .. event and come
bade l"lth medals. Amons thG many
awards tbcJ rcce:iYcd, each WOil • pd in
the liaaJes. .
D·ecembcr. Mary Ann Sukonilt rolb·thc·
-hich lo< the ladies 1his aeuon
(619) in the 760 Scratch. Her domiaatlon
. -lho<t•liY&d u l.t•shli• Bandits
uaJ<rett• Sandy Rea lhoots 692jusl 12.
days lalU
hulMk.n..111oota•aJOO...,. "-.
wbcr& ... .,.,.. WIDll..,. -m -
His petfOClo wa rolled in the Ouys A
Doib~. """" ea-...... ~ eou..17 bowline llillooy • k ...,. tlia lirat .... r ..... ..... ...,_ .. --.. .... ~ lor 0.-. 0-ty bowlen. .
Tho 0C Mioad 1Ua Oalaio lo atl to NA
dwolltltJ-.2.1994. . n.---•"lbo-. edloa-lo s..a-.. n. PCB
ud WW... .... -. 1'1111 ........
~ .. _ IJJIOO fat.&11 flooo
farlll 6H s sh..., ..... 1m-.. Md
-.,:111•1 s' _ ....... . ... « t "b 1111an111 ilJS111eirnw., .. o:::at••· ,_ ............ _.
·--· -•
BOOSE$/
CORDOS
POa SAU!
"'-Llilll 0 ' -.... ,._ • ....... _. __ _ .......... ._..__
---~--· ...... ______ ,..
...... -...... -°"""' ............. "'-'._ ....... _ .. ...,...... __ .. ,.,, ------........ -.. ~~ ......,,_._._ ... .....
---~--...... ,.... .,_ rl ............ -c-.., Cllrt.
;. .
~· ' . ,.
. --r ~~
..
HAMMER
TIME?
When yoo need 0 rrtrie
wor\ done orOUnd the
house, lool in the Pllor
doSSlfieds to find a
good carpenter,
eleefTtC1on, plumber
°'handy man.
"Pill.I
................. --.... ...._ -... ,.... Willf
Oc •• , -._ -C... ---~ ...... -.... " ......... • m 904»1, ---,, ... , .. ---..... , ........... ..... .. ..-. .. ..... ......... ,... ....... .-. ........ _ .. _ .. _._ ......... ....
ca-~ ... .... _ __.,
TO PIACE AN AD CALL
642-5678
Call 642-5678. ' . Put a few word
to work for you.
(
........ i~:c: 1ii=-· ii$: =~ . .._
j ... 7 ·--·---.,.... . .....
•\llla"mt ,,...... ,.-.. .=.-:..="' ·---· ... lfO.-• ..... -. .... ..._.., , .. ....
·.--•• i. ... ..
.... rillt '°'-......... _ I ... . ,.,_.,,...... ... .... .....
... --r ...... ....... ''~· .. · :: ' ....... .,......,.. .. -.. -·=--,,_ ··~· =~ 1: :=z;;-r1 c.---.. .. .. . ...... :=:,.,. .. ~ .:'v..-...... 41Cs '•tf -. __ .. .,
·•Olw 11 ;::--. ·--~
'
........ == ... ·-· -.,_ .. _ .. ,,_ .,_ -
··-40Qo ,. __ ., ... ,.,.. ..... _ .. -.... .. _ .. _
.,_ ...
'° 11 1 ..
WWTO WaaLY pp••-..-
....
,
.... ,_ __