HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-01-04 - Orange Coast Pilot'l'HE'NEWPORTBEACH • •
community
throws
Newport
big bona
Feels like s11mmer
.. More than $16,000
pledged to replace Dingo,
the police dog who died
last week.
BY LouAMx 8.UllEDA,
h.u-• Wun.•
NEWPORT BEACH -·Mo<e
lhan Sl6,000 i11. doo:uions poured
into lhc cash-strapped police dc-
panmcnt rolloWine, lhc death or
k>ng1imc police dog Dineo vom
Westfalcn Stoltz 1"11 -believed 10
be the oldest law enforcement· ca-
nine in Or1ngc County.
Din&o died WcdnCsday from
complic:uions during surgery al
the age of 10. At the time or
Dingo's death, poltcc said they did.
not have enough money 10 replace
the spcci31Jy-1raincd dog, which
costs aboul SS,000. .
Al 7:30 •.m. Friday~ minutes
after rc~ding about Dingo's death
in the Daily Pilot, Newpon Bc3ch
resident Bob Sparr callc.d 1hc de-
partment with a SI0.000 o£fcr, cn-
ablin1 police to no1 only replace
Dinao. bu1 rclirc another cldcrty
canine.
Shortly after Sparr delivered the
&iCt about 10:30 a.m., Newport
leach residents Oon1ld and
Marlys Byerly called in a donallon
of SS.000 -money whtch Sgt.
Andy Ganis said 1he dc:paruncnt
will use &o set up a canine Cund.
Police received anot~r half a
dozen cans throughout the day
from othen pledgina donations.
And on Pt1onda.y, yet another pcr-
ton -Rtchard Berg -v.·alked
through the door with a S l ,CXXl
dlcck.
"The response has been tremcn·
dous." Gonis said. '"We're very ap·
prcciativc for not only the ceslure.
but the level of support to do
tomething positive Cor Nc"·port
Bc:ach."
Police off.Oals told Bera the de-
partment already h.d received
115,000 in don11iol'ls. bu1 he said
be didn't care.
.. He still wanted to get invotved,
and contributed quite a bit any.:
way," Gonis said.
Asked why he decided to do-
uk. Sparr tick<.d ofC a Ii.st or rea-
tons:
"'It's <ltristmas time. I'm a doc
IDYcr. I own three springer sp;,n·
ieb . myself. My hobby is canine
psycbc>k>p and dos behavior. I'm
an 18-year resident of Newport
luch. I have 1hree teen·•~ cirls
who grew up without aening raped
or mauled or getting inYOlved in
clrup. I like my city very much.
And I .lincc:rcly bdteve we have to
put bACk 10mething into the com·
munity.
.. Frankly, when I read the paper
lbis mornina and saw I.he article, I
Md the feeling of 'What better
way to aM: somcthin4 back to my
community than di& into my sav·
inp account.' I just want to help
out ...
Finally. the chief executive of·
Deer ot Wes Pac Trus1ee Servic:es
ill Newport Beach said. ~I have 1 __ __,.....
Unseasonably Wllrm tem·
.pcraturcs provided perfect
conditions fw active beach·
goers Monday. Above, Jon
Fox of Newport Beach prac·
tices lacrosse near 26th
Street. At right, a surfer
carves a bottom tum in the
surf off 32nd Strcel. More
sunny skies arc cXpccted
today. For ~mplc:Je weather
forccasl, see page 2.
rtt:cnoc .,. At.uc ~L\a.mc
AHD SHAUNA Noa.n.a.n
CUlcll lets --. lly In city
wllle sign llWI ... rMlwed
... City temporarily expands
sign ordinance exemption
111111 It can be revised.
aw w ...... M;cl "°'\ rr.vr WVra·
CX>STA MESA -~
.............. _dly will ... allowed
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..-b tbe r<li<I not only do•••a. t.c everywhere.
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.Winner of 39 journalism awards in 1993
School board
may see new
faces in '94
.,.. Two ol four
Ni!Wport-Mesa Unified
School District trustees
facing. re-election bids in
November undtieided about
future. Two othe rs say they
will run agaiM.
BY Ri:ss LoAJL. )11 1 .),\'uT1•
QUUTIOll
, A year asO tht ---;.
Newport-"1$ Unified
SchoQI distrkt WU roe:ked
by an cmbcnlemt.Jlt
sand:&! when SJ.9 million
was s:toJen by Stcphc.n
Wagner. Since then, Mac
Bernd h:i.s been hirtd as
'>upc.rintc.ndcnt and-the.
discr~t seems to be bade
Nl:.WP0l<:T· .... 1L~SA -The fir~t I
school board clccuons since' 1h..-
embculcmcnt ~andaJ will coini:
on a steady course. For (be
first time since the K!Md&l.
mcmt>ers qf the '.scbool
board will face an c.te.ction
in Novcn1bcc t>u1 only 1wo or thi:
fou r lru!.IC'e~ ""'ho..c terms e.11,p11 ~
this year ~a~_ihe~ 111111 run fur rt·
clcc11on
l "he tr1:i.b and tnbulallon) of
!>Cn1ng on the school bo:i.rd during
a 11me of cns1~ for 1he Ne'11port -
f\·tcsa Unified SchOOI 01~1ric1 hJ.)
t:a~cn il~ toll on all ~\en tru,tcc~
There "as constant t.il~ of 11:~·.nJ
dunng the d1 .. 1nc1's darkest Ll.t~'>
Even the school board's nc111est
members -Ed Decker and f\l.ir-
tha Auor -)a~ they h3\'C re .. ena·
uons abou1 running fi.>t re-election
"hen their 1erms expire in llJ96,
RocJ ~-!.acf\111!1.in, &6. ~cning his
28th )Car as a ~hool board mem-
ber. and Judy Franco, 56. ap-
·pointcd to 1hc board 1n 19SO. both
say they ";11 run for rc.clcctK>n 1n
No, ember.
"'1acf\t1lhan began his c:ucer in
1965 as a member of the Co .. 1.1
f\tesa ElcmenlaT) ~hool L>otnct.
in N<wcmbc.r. Two· of t.M
rour t:ru.stecs whose terms
expire say they will run
:i.pin. 1bc Qthcr two arc
undcddcd. Should any
members ot the.
Ncwpon.-Mesa sdlool
bo:lrd Sttk re-election io
their Kats. Of is it lime for
new blood? Leave your
n:&mc and comments on
our Reade.rs Hotline.
'642-6086.
one year before un1fic:r.11on of the
Nc11opo.rt·~te..a school district.
"111ere. needs to be • balance,"
~-!.3cMilhan said_ "New blood :1nd
new outlooks on things arc good
for lhc bo:srd. but we :slso need
the h1)1oric-o1l "'ic111poin1. J1 's 1mpor·
l;Jnl th;it '1.C. nol rorget '11"hC'tC"
....,c\c ~en'\.
... DISTl.ICT/P•t• 4
Illness like vaQlpir'
to blood suppliel-
.,.. Red Cross reserves have
dwindled to critically low
level in Orange County as
many donors are sick.
BY DAVID H t:rrz., Sr.ur "lll'am•
SA.N;f A ANA -As Onn~
COJJntylwhcczes. the blood •upply
at lhe American Red Cross h3!!i
d'1>1ndled 10 cri11cally ~ IC\~I'>,
according 10 Red Crou oCficua.I•.
Despite ~pccial .cffort1 by the .
Red Cros. to keep an adequate
amounl of reserves on hand. the
decrease 1n 1hc number of donors
1n rccenl wceb h3s ~ught the
in,entory 10 a precarious low.
"Not onl~ rould the current
shor1agc affcc1 surcery patJcnrs
3nd :1.:,1!..lcnt '1c-11ms. but there arc
m3n~ people 111 ho reccr.'c blood on
a rcgul:1r basis 10 su.s1ain llfc,"
said Dr R1Chard Krteg. ehie.r op-
'cnting officer of the Red Crou
Blood and T1~ue Services. South·
cm Cahfom1a Region
One rea§(ln for 1ht shortaac is
thal reaular Junur\ ha\C become
ill and arc un:1ble 10 p:1rt with the
liCe-gi,·ing Ou1d.
Judy l:innacconc. a spokes-
""'Oma.n '1>1lh the Red·Cf06:s's Santa
Ann oflicc. said most of the roun·
1y·s ho'>pllttls att "·cll·5tocked with
blood nght ~.
But if I.he hospil.1.ls' tC1CnU
dv.indlc. or if 11 dis1.s&cr hits 1hc
counl). ~he u1d ,the Red Crou
might not be able 10 replenish the
supplies :1dequ•tcl)
"It WQuld be difficult,~' lannac-
--ronc said "II\ JUSI nol al lhe
IC\·cl "'here 111e need 11 10 ensure
the ~p1t.ils ""uulJ be t:ikcn care
of."
There 1~ an ur~cnt need fbr 0 ·
po&itivc and O·ncg.itwe bkx>d,
which can ~ 1ran .. 1u .. cd to :any p:i.·
tient ttprdk-" or h1~ ur her bkiod
type, Kriq saKI
"We toot 1tcps thr.,ughout Dc-
cembe:r to encourage bu'>1nc1scs.
churches ·and other communl!~
llOUPI to tchcduk bk>odmotulc
\'iliu late in Jbc: moo1h. and many
r<ft!OOded." ltc Aid. •
In January, Sout~ California
. cbutdla brooosht in StO pmlS of ----· N•w Year comes .in quietly for police ·
.. Area law enforcement officials report decrease m
drunken driving and other wrests on eve ol holiday.
IT MAullC MclAoO. ,_.. w..,..,
COSTA MESA -Oa a n;pt
!hat has -10 l)'lltboliltc tllo
pim toll ot dnnkiJll uct ~
· · pOlice and r,,. officiala "' a..
Meta and Newport Beadt ,...
paned a deaUM ia h--Int a..-tbia Now Yu~ e.. -
.... kl .. tbe -.,,...... -............. -........ ""'°"'~: .:..-1-L .. ~. F:WlrMtl __ • ._ ....
·-c112.1 ,,, ... ....... '--·" ...... a1 1 I• ';'drr II .......
driYi .. In the 01y.
lo Ncwpon Beach. W. people
wctt anatcd on J&HPKioA ot
dnt.ntc.a *Mn& between 4 p.m.
~ ud ' p.ia. Saturdoy. Lut
,...., ·-.... umted.
Sdll, ao4y -,.... .... tbc
I fltl t~ po&.t:e ~DIS Ir• -n -.,. drMlts w!Kl<r
.. --....... , .. llollday. ..._ ....... rt1niiatt.ita.t --··-··-. !:~'='='= -.. ....... pt -.--.. .... ,_ __ . ' " ..... ..
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y
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City ' 't ilse to sprUce up. parks
• •
·~~~.::!
Idea ... Lllil --Al • ccnl&d pul:K" ac:co-o•-a• ..cl ·a «rtified
'
, ... .,., ..
pWutc-.r. Iii 9C ._.,..,.,...
"' aclop< Lllil . New Ywo
mot.tioa: .
naabfa aod
maia:Wn an .....,"'..,. fund. ·
It a a
lowida....W r......a.1
Conserva!IVe pl2n""'1
....
II 7 $ 2
Politics nnc;plc ID bild upplh ·
. re:K,..ct. The
rcw:rtt\ can bC w.cd u a bu!fcr
or °""aon .. hen C1Uaot"dim.ry
c;q>e:n.w:' vr urunucipitcd
c rr.c r g.c nClC1i occur.
~i~l fimnci:t.I lldviscn wdl
-ud I made lbt CMnCKd titt "P
Half Dome ia Yoscmilc. Wbra
,.. ... 10 die lail pan ol lbc
tnll ttw -at SlraiJIM ~Wt'
said oo 1Jwab. Too ristf .
• Sloould Yoocmi<e dote lbio
pon .... ol die 1m1 -.1 No
...,i sbould ii sp<ad $4 ~
dolbn for u clcval«? _,.._. ......
Cooto Mc>&'• cily !.atlocn ._.
• bad 1 tnditioa ol maintainin&
25 -al die ., ..... fond'• ""'"'"'""bud&<• in .... ..... (T1w worts out io three' moolhs
ol rncnua..) TIUt is an CACXUen1
policy. · . n.. Ncwpofl·Mes> Uoif>Cd
Sdiool Dislrict -.Id be
deli&htcd lO ~n ~~ •
statc·m.andaled JS aWUon. Ill
racrvc fUnds aavc ~Olly
rexhed the Sl. I million marl,
but this is only 2.34~ ol their
S89-millioa buds< L
01hc1 urscn1 r.t>nu 1mt NY
1hrc.aicn the public 1:1.Cc1y. hnJtb
ot wctluc of_JISl-r ciliuftS.
Pc Win mould 1m ah.:
long--tcnn \icw-.S1ay int~ aid
use the av:.ibbk resources 1n
our turr~nl budgc:t 10 addreis
Jbc' critK-al items. Aho K-1 aside
funds Cor laric• cxpiftSe i1eim
that an be addreutd in the
future after lhc funds have been
xcumula.1cd. St1y with it k>ftc
enough, and you'll hnc properly
nui.nuaincd park.I: 1ha1 arc
cons1an1ly being imprOYed..
Let"~ hope our ~ly C.OUncil
follows tbc v. LWk.lm of iu
prcdc«Si<On ind lc:a\'CS the
'J>'rll of the 25 pcrccn1 rule in
tact. Do1rig iiO u 1ood finllncial
pl2nn1ng tor the cit) and for us
indl'·idulll) . ./":
tell you 1hat w: months of·
a.hcr·tu:1ocomc l) a pxx1 goal
to puBuc. I would be hippy if
)?\.I ._ould \Cl ;wdc al lca.sl
Unlike Can~ Pm<, moot raratio<u1 •e-in C..... Mesa have oquipmrnt 't..t io in need of
l'<J'W· The City Council may oontiderusang ..,....,o(;u .._...to bclp Ill up the pub.
Ur@'.onuna1ety, ~1a Mcy's
reserve policy Yl'ti disronlinucd
rcttntly and replaced by :tn
ordinance thal ~quires the City
Council to de dare the doll~r
amount of the re.scl"cS nctl
year. Tbcrefo1c, 11 h3•
t'SC11iblished 'll 'rhetbOU for t3pping
into ou.r r~m:s of S14.1
millton.
If you don I hti\'C :an
c1ncrgcncy fund. )t;i.rt bu1khng
one nw. 11 1akes umc and
rJ1)('1plLnc . Dy 1hc cnJ of 199-t 11
1~ my .... ish 1h.:it )OUn is grc:ucr
th:1n 2 34et or your 111kc·homc
pJ). \\'hen )'Ou\·c built ii.
fC'~tl II H.c,,,.~tJ )OOr~lf v.11h
J plc.J.,an1 v.JU, 1n on.: uf C0111
~lc)3\ p.l1k' (~1n ~· ~llu Jidn'1
lei )uUr monc) talc :a h1lc)
Plc<a'e ;hxcpt m) bc\I "'''he) for
.l h.lpp) .111.J pro:.pcrou\ nc ...
aw,rc of the muter plan for ou.r
parts. but whc.n did the council
adopt it and sip on to it'!
Park had all of iu JJt:al •
equipment rcmcwcd How can
you tct ht1n? w~·s JOin& to tile'
1t.1cc month:i. of lik.c:-homc
income If an c1ncracncy
happen•. be wrc to rcplcnM
your IC\CIVC\ n ~n b
pou,1ble. Remember, 1f you dip
into 1~ fund9., 11 had better be
fur an urgent cause. Don't be
1mpul•1~e when a s.reit wic.a
come' :iklng..
Rea-cation Facilities and
Pirtways commissioner, John
De Wit~ who wanu to withdraw
S4.3S million from the cit)"s
rc.c:rvci (cmcri:cncy fund) for
park improvcmenlS.
The ra11onalc is 1hat
IOl'N:.,. here aiong the way
someone suggc'5'tcd th.at S4
million be 'pent on the pvks
oYcr the next four.yea.rt. I'm
AQotber reason is that,
aa:ording to De Witt, ·•our
parb oont.inuc to decline (and)
there a.re dangerous ,conditions
OUI there ... I know park
equipmco1 an be danccrous.
bi;at where a.re all those
treacherous .tidu1 lbc &1ancia
• a bwsuit1 Someone: who walks ,
into a 1rcc?
11 seems to me 1hat if )'OU get
'hun at a park you· arc Jknoo3Jty
responsible, bcc:au.sc you knc-A·
the inherent risb. involved in
climbinJ: monkey ban.
Tlus mll) ha\C IMllptcd I he
idea to. cry .. 1he sl~ is fa.Jl1ng·· b) ~eOlr De V.'itt. Sorry, ~tr. De \\'111. I
appreciate your concern but let'~ -'Jobn Al. It'. ,\loorl:.ch is an
be pragm:uic.. We c:rin'1 put ~-our· ... · .. 11ccuunr.:1ar, linaaci11/ pl:Jaarr,
pct projc:ct on the top ot 1hc 11~1 :Jnd pulitic:1I :1cli•i11 in Co.tr.a T'he city uf Colla Meo hu a
wcll -1ntent10ned Parlu, Over a year ilJO my bide~ son nat 10 e:rin hquak.c:s. floods. and ,\In.a.
' .
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. Postcards needed
My name ii Cusic. I am 9 year' old. I
am 1n the third &r..adc ai Sea Gate
Elemcn1ary School in Naples, FJorida.
Our cl<dl 1s havin& a Great Mail Race
lo learn abouf the different states.
Please 1end me a p<Klcard·wi1h a
picture of your itatc! ,
My addrcu is Casiic Pollio, Sea
Gate Elementary School, 6SO Sea
Gate Drive, Naples, Florida, 33940.
1liank ymi very much.
CASSIE POLLIO
Naples. Florida
Kudos to -City Councl
Just a coyple uf 1hough1s ill yea r's
end
Three and a hair oC Cos1a Mci..a·s
rive elected officials have: ablolutely no
hn;.inc1al or MX1<al tic1 lo county 01
local big-money 1ntercsu. Not many
C1ly council> c:tin make th31 cl<11m.
Whc1hcr we sometimes agree or
disagree with them, or whether they
OC(;t)1on:al/y 'ay :i.omcth1ng: impolitic is
relatively unimportant r.ompared to
their polillcal independence. During
the pa.SI y(!lr they h~ve rcprc:i.cnled
bus1ncu 1n1tre5ts 4nd re1idents with
an cven·h:lndcdneu unprecedented
dunn1 my 25 year1 as a Colla Meu
hu51ncssman and rc1ident.
In 1hc p:as1, a ci1i.zen couJd-.lobby
~nd appc2r before IM couDCil, but
_Jlways with 1he Ria.in& 1wp.aon lhac
our elected offid11S-b1d made up lheit
n11nds abou1 the issues before lhe
mee11n1 even 6tar1ed. That ls IJ.O
lunser 1he case. These (olkl It.ten ind
they have lis1cned carefully.
Sandy Genis and comptny arc nae
slick politicians. That's good. They
have no hidden agcndn, no pcr50na.I
iucs to grind.' and their priority has
been to seNc the people who live and
do business in C.OSla Mesi.
It would. serve .u1 well to look
beyond the occasional unclear
statement, and v3Jue that _.hich
Thomas Jefferson so admired -the
eitizel'I poli1ician.
Al.AN REMINGTON
. Costa Mes.a
Defending 111171 mater
This mc'Pgc is for reparter Dave
Hei1z. Mr. Heitz, I enJOYcd your Pilol
People on Tom Bay. Hc>wt:vcr, I was a
little bil anooycd that you call my
alma maier an ins1i1utc .
California Polytechnic is a state
university. 1-f™·cver, yo u referred to it
as California Pol)1echn ic lnslitule. No
big deal, but just wanled to let you
know 1hat I'd like it to be called 1
state university in 1he future. I'm sure
the 01hcr alumni do, too.
WADE ROBERTS
Newpon Beach
Comcast pro and con
I have had Comcast '8blc for about
1wo weeks now, and I have been
dreading ii ever since I read Jeny
Kobrin'• anicle (Dec. 27) abouc lbc
able compan1 and reachlna lheDl. I
havr bid to call them twice I• the 1ut
""' days. Mr dread WU lot llOlhlna-The llnl
eall doa't 1hink I bcld fiVe Kcondo.
JO IOj>I. The occond time I held lea
thanJOll«Otlds • .,.
I WU 'ICrj lmprea.ed with the
-
scrvic:c, and l am IOll'Y I dreaded jt so
much. So here is one pcrM>O that is
happy •ilh 1hcm anyway.
JOYCE. LEBANOSS
Corona del Mar
0
I was happy lO see Jerry Kobrin'j
columa oa Comeut. 1, ioo, am u
irale viewer, actually a n CJ1-Yiewer. J
canceled service because of iu
~rbiUinc. because of iu service, and·
I am much happie.r withoul iL
I misl tome or the proiJams, but if
it's a choice between Comcut or no
cable, ";c prcf~r no cable.
BARBARA DEMARCO
C.Orona dcl Mar
0
Hooray for Jerry Kobrin's column
about the poor service provided by
<:omcast Cablevision. Based on my
recent cxpcrieocc, the Dali Lama is
more accessible than a human
representative from Comcast Cable.
I, IOO, have been assured that my
recent repe1ted incorrcd bills
(compu1er error) will be completely
adjiuted next month.
JOSEPH E. ST ASCH
Ncwpon B<ach
fire ltltlan 11111711 jewel
I mus1 late e.ception lO tM acncral
ncptivc 10ne of c:ommcnu reprding
the new station. Sure there •U .
controveny and _diualis!action when
the ori&inal plans were unveiled for
two very k&itimatc reuons:
a) the buildi.Q& was lf'Ollly oYer
sea.led for the ahe; 1.nd -
b) lhe de ..... lactcd any ,.mbl1nce
of 1rchilcctural meriL
Thr'ough 1he intcrvcntK:in of ii
concerned group of residents and \-e ry
aupponivc ooopc:ra1K>n from all c1IY.. _;
otf.aa.b. a new dc$ign was dc-.·elopcd
that is not· only an attractive building.
but wiU provide a comm~ity foc:-31
poinl of sreat pride.
Let 's not let a bi1 o ( nept1~e
opiaion obscure the fact that a ·
majority of island residents h.1\·e
alwa)'I been in f:ri\·Or o ( the ne ....
5latioa and loot. forward to 1lS
wek:omc: addition to ou1(
ne;,Jiborhood. ·
As for Councilman Sansone\
comment that "the ckxk tower is :an
o:pcnirve unneccuary arc.h itec1ur;JI
clement," one can only auumc 1ha1
~1r. Sansone-1s 101ally Jack ing 1n :iny
aesthetic qppreciation.
Throughout our histury, ci\-k
buildings have consistently providcj
archi1cctural inuge£ that Kt 1hc
ch:tiracter or great cities. One is h1rd
put 10 point to man)( architectur.illy
signifan1 civic buildings in Newport
Beach.
So let's enjoy wh:lt liulc
achicvcmenlS we c.an accomplish. Th:rit
the city is gaining an attrat'tive new
structure -clQCk tower and all -al
a bargain price is a win fur :till.
Everyone invOl~d deserves
conaratula1k>r1s.
WALTER J. RICHARDSON
Balbo:ti Island •
Wieder and her
driving prt.teges
Ir Supervisor Wieder was 1n employee
ol pnvate enterprise she would h:ivc
had her car withdrawn and ~Id only
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be aUu11r1eJ 1u .Jra" her Julo nlio..:.ncc
and thu\ '<'uul.J be rcleg:i.tcd to ob1:a1n
both"c;ir and 1n)1Jrancc 1n the p1iv3tc
m31letpl;ice.
She .,.ould then be placed· 1n an
~1gnCd fl)k pool .,.Ith ::ill other
h11h-r1sl d11\crs .and $he ...,'Opld !hen
M:C ho.... II IS 10 C-JU~I as a pri\·:titc
citizen 1nste;id of Queen H:11nc11
She :snd other mcrnhcr) o( her
i.t:atu\ do nut and v. 111 nut rel:uc 10
1ruc pr1\atc hfc until al\ petl.s :1nd
~lf-g1\Cll pn\•ilc¥,cs u( office :tire. · ·
11r111hdra .... n and the!iC people arc
relcgaied to compete d.tll) .1.\ their
.,ub,cct' arc
~he v.111 then get :tin 1dc.t .l\ to v.h\
a.s rnuch J.) JU pc:rcc1J1 uf lhl.! d11,Ct'.\.
on 1hc ro.1d .Jre v.uhuut 1n~ur;ancc
(:lUMng lhU)c Olhc-r) of U) 10 hll\'C. to
pay both for uv. n Clncragc J) v.cll :ris
uninsured d11\tf)
'fhe 01he r ~upcr.1MJ1) v.ho inlend 10
\l3Y in office v.oulJ be v. i:i.c tu acl' 3S
responsible public :i.cr.nnt.s ;and
lltUhdrav. the p11\ilcge' u ( 3 \'Chicle :&t
tllJ>'lyer c.\pen.!>t lu \Vic-dcr 2nd thus
~how somc 1llu,tri111on of h3\1n1 :acted
in good {;.iuh 1n their office .
\Vhy 'hould the ta.\paycrs have to
once :again provide perks to clccicd
officials lh::r.t arc not available to tht
gencr.i.I r.ublic, and I .. ·ould quite sure
2s.sun1c 1f she v.·cic 3 county employee
(i.e .• fircm3n~ shcrifr. or just Charlie
Ordinary). Ibey would huve alrc:tidJ
hnve prohibited her 1he privileges of a
coun1y-ov>'ned car.
Until 1hcsc pc9plc clean up their
act lhey arc never going. 10 g-ain 1he
public confidence lhcy keep claiming
they desire and dc:Krvc.
BARRY WILLIAMS
Hun1ins1on BcGch
POLICI LOD
COHAMUA
South Cutt Pl8u: Violins and a
video cameri whk:h 1ppaicntl) had
been hidden u.ndc:r 1 car Kai •ere
Rolen from a van In the rntll
parkin1 lot. TM kw was ntuect 11 s..200. •
£e t Jlllt Stntt.: A compucer prln1er
WCHlh S43lO WIU 11olen from • horM
In the 160 bkrl .
Ila,._~ 1Wcnl)'·nlnt
O.ristmu UM •nd lO wou.J po.Uc.II
worth Sl.Ql0were11okn frum 1ttt
front are• ot t~ Lucky'• rn1rke1 ht
lho 21111 blocll.
--AboullOINOt Nllllo *JD ._n _,b SS19
...,. .,._ ftom lht Vant Market
i111M297Ublocll.
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....... y
Clf 111 .... c··-•toaa Cuc-cit C.•tu II lpOllOf ... a , ... .._,_. -"CoiMa
Wkh Caocct," at tw., •lolfH1al,
JOI N<WpOC1 BM!. Newport Bcodl,
0.a&.k:a""" from a vvlc.Y"'
dildpllnet ditRl.M the mcdk:al,
tocilJ .... ~-la! "I""' "' ~t. This U.-w<ek ICllUnar mtttl
. n-c:ry Wcdncld1y a1 7:15 p.m. For
more lnforma1M>n, call 7-cA.NCER.
TMUUDAT
lft#tft M INMIM ... lfftMU
AtCOc'KY Scou A. Bourdcta.ls will •
· ~nt • rrcc PfOllJJn ~rin1
rcYOCablc livina tfll•ll. wills and
dut•!>k ~r of attorney ror health
arc a1 t Newport Beach Public
Libfary, 856 Sin Ocine1uc Drive.
Newport Beach. Prosram bcpns 11 7 ~.m. For more infonn11ion, all the
brary 11 64-4.3181 or 644-:1191.
IATURDAT
"· hit SNOW
Crouroads of the Weal is p.cscntin&
1 Gun Show M the Oranae County
Fait and ~ition Center HI c.QM.1
Mesa from Lm. to ~ p.m. today
and Sundaici Admiuion is S6 for
adult.s. S.S. for scnion and
children )'OUn&er than 12 arc free.
For rnorc informatk>n, a.II (801)
S.W.912S.
IUNDAT
AlnlST'DIMONntAnON
Loaf anise llclcn Reeder. "'hole
watercolon <ire featured in a display
Ill the Ne·'"'kc'' Center Library. will
-l"'e a free cccurc and
dcnW>nstr.UIOn 1111 J p.m. 1n the
libr.uy. 8.S6 San Ocmcntc Drive,
New~ Beach. The lcnurc 1s litled
"Phi hy and An Princ1plc1 as
Tau1h1 by l..cad1n1 Arll"' of the
C;i.hfornla School of Watcrrok>r:·
For more 1nfornuuon .. ca.U fH+.Jln
AaCMAIOLOOlc.&1. LICTUU • The Oran1c Count) SocictJ,of the
Archac°'°Cical IMC11u1c of Amcnt·;i
ls prcscnt1n1 a ~idc-illllllraled
lecture t>, Dr. Robert S1M:1.htz of
.1. Ru1acn Un1\i:-n11y from 2-1 p.m. ai
Southern Caihflllm.a C0Ue1c. SS·f;iir
Dri\'t. C'otr:r. l\tcu. S11c1.hu .. 111
cnm1nc the role of lhc Phocniei21n1
and lhc lrtl'p:K"I or Kafarinl on lDc
•nctenl llcbrc-Nl.. u1in1 b.blic;al
rcfcrencc.s and archaeologK"al
d1MXM'11C5 D.r P'°'lll~ d~
members, SS don111ton lot
non·mcmbcn.. For more
lnforma1ion. call Nonna Kcnh:Jw al
9S l ·SS86
tUUDAT, JAN. 11 .
Lm&AC'f YOLUNftlU •llDID
Wbuld you I/kc: to volun1ccr 10 teach
another adult to react 11Jntc and
ipeak Eafl~h~ The Cen~tal Onn1c
Coun1y LiU:rlK')' Council "'·ill 1ra111
you ll\ the Laubach U1erk")' •
Mcthock IO you can help IOmCOl)C
who is r"nctM>nally illiteralc: '" the
.£n,li$h Lan1ua,e. Oancs be&Jn
· 10n1$ht al the United Mc1hod1't
O.urcb, <420 W. 19th St.. <:o.1.111 '
l\tcs.a. Oaucs ao from 7 p.m. until
9-..)Q p,.m. cvc:ry Tuc::sd:ly and
Thul'Mt::iy for W weeks. for more
lnfonna1lon, call s.&J..lJM.
MIAIUUMMLU.tN•
1llc "-tcasurc l\t Citizens ~n1sh1
Commi11ec .. 111 hold 111 annw::il
publk: hcarin1 al 6 p.m. 1n 1t.c
Oran~ Counly Hall o(
Adrninis1ra1ion Plannin&
Cuinmiuion Room 111 10 Ci\"IC
Center Pl:r.za. Sanla Ana. The
hcarin& wdl prOYtdc: an oo.-cn icw of
Mcuurc l\t c .. pcnditurcs dunns the
put ~ar and an update oo 1hc
tt<itw ol ~te:asurc l\I 1projeni. The
citizcru comm.iuce i1 comprii.cd of
Onnac Counry rcsldcnls ... ho
nmnilor 1:11pcnditurcs of ~teuun: 1'1.
the halr-ttnt irsmporu1ion t.ales 1:u
pas.scd by knl \'Olen In 1990. for
mote ln(onnation, contact Jodi
SottcU at S60-1S14.
WIDNUIJAT, .IAll. 11
80Atllle llULU
&cpnniftt; boa1ei's and "okl ult•"
can benefit from the "'Boalini Skills
• • U.S. SAV INGS BONDS ""' "'''"'...,., ,,..., i.rt.,... ,...,., -~, \ ....... ~,,,,,_. .........
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let it .. '1111 .....
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pr1l<tica crt •• ' I --.. cilJ-' "' ... prinlo --
du .... ~-.. Wed •
11oo5rtt '=""'will mee1~.:!'"-~ NOYa II. 3131 w ... Cooil """""1·
lt&frcshmcall will be
.. rved .. ~JO p.a.,
followed lw Murpb)'01
speocb 11 6:1S pA.
The city receody :
pctvatizcd ias .
trtC•trimmi"I
de~runecu. The mcwe •
spatlied CODl'°'"ID'
1hri>u&flou1 1t.. •
community, pitlio,..a:1y
staffers, who ntd Ute
contn1cc.or an do 1hc
work (or leM money,
a.gain.Ji ruidcnts. who
rear the work won't be.
good IS lhll done by d ay
employees.
& Se1m;an1hip .. elau offered by the
United St:atcs Coast Guard Auxiliary
at 7:.)0 lorulV't and runnin1 C'\'CI')'
Wednesday for 10 "'Tcb a1 the
llaibor l\la11er Faahty. 1901
IU}"Kk Or1YC. l"c"llOrt Bc:ach. The
elas.s "°·Iii C'Ulocr cvciy1h1n1 from bna1
CQC)$tfUChQn hancll1Alo M""iMtOn,
p11ot1ng. 10 radio telephone and
mi.ch moJe A cert1fica1e of
compkt.on IS awarded after 1hc
final cum The clau 11 free. Thcte
is • no1t11MI matcria.Js fee. For
infotm:auon and reptration. call
Gk>na Wu.nhman at 8J7.2Q..ll.
TMUUDAT, JAN. 1~
T'AI CMI CMIM UCTURI
Learn lhc anckn1 relaxation art or
ra1 Chi Cb1h at. free proaram
prC1C:nttd by Tall lloffman at 7 p.m..
in lhe C6mmunity Room o( the _
Newport Center Library. 8S6 San
Clemente DriYc. Newport Beach.
Hoffman'• lecture "'·ill include 1t.c
or1pns and health bcnefi11 ol ra1
Chi 0.ih, as well as a
dcmorut~Uon. For more .
1nforrnauon, call 6'-M-3181 or
6«·1191.
MAa.KftlN• AHOCUt.TION
DIN.NU
"The Future of llealtlKarc
t.1aitc11n1 .. will be addrcucd by
.O.uct KtSkaden, corporate \'lCC
ptc.tidtnt ol marketin& and s.aks for
Fl-IP 1-ji:ahhcarc. and Lauryn Jones,
VK-c president of t.iedical Data
lntematMJClal. durln& an Ora.nee
Couniy Chap.1cr Amcncan
~tarL.ctin& Auoc1alion dinner 11
-5:30 p.rn. at Scocfs Seafood, 3300
Briltol St~ Colla ~icsa.. COit foe
non-members is S3.S "'fore Jan. 12..
or S40 ar the doof. For information
or retervations., call (800) 329-1261.
IATUttDAT, JAN. 15
ur•MRTOllYCOU ....
Senion who wish 10 nc•tc an
attract~ Ufc his10t7 bootkt for
thclr pos&criry ud fricods can late
. advanJ•JC of a &l.1-wcek coutte 1tia1
RUFFELL'S
UPllLSntY llC. ................... 1121-..................... .
IUNDAT, .IAll. 16 -.
UMAlr't' MD,lllOW · ' -
Stcfcn Molina and The Project, a
· jan quartet. wiU play jazz and ~UCI
durin& a free afteraoon pn>sram
bcpnnin& at 3:30 in the Communit y
Room II the Ncwport Cenlc.r
Library, 856 San Ocmcnle Drive,
Nc:wpon Beach. FM more
informa1ioo, caU 644-3111 «
644-3191. ........
Shotclinc bog Fanciers AuociatJ,:,n
of Ora.nae Counry is hol1U., the
l.Slh All-Breed Dos Show and
Obedience Trial at 1he OraDJC
Counry FairvouDds bc:Jinnins at 8
a.rn. The show witHcaturc I~
different AKC l>rccds and ocarty
2,000 dop. Proceeds So to U&isl
·1oa1 chari1tcs.. For more
information, call 6<44-l907.
FRIDAY, JAN. 21
MOfOaCTCU IWU MUT
The Oran1e Coun1y Fair and
E.xpo5i1ion Cc.ntcr in Colla f\lcsa 1s
the Ntc for a motorcycle swap meet
from .S p.m. to 10 p.m. in Ouildin1
10. Admi11ion is S6 for adults and
children younger than 12 arc free. -
For more 1nform<11ion. call 364·0515.
RAIN SNOW
GATS Umi1cd l'll hold1nc a tn.1n
WK7W lOday and Sundf)' from 10
a.m. 10 4 p.m. 1n bu1ldin110.at the
Onnse Counly Fair & &position
Cen1cr in Coira ~ieu. Cou. is SS for
adults and children youn1ct than 12
are free. For more information. call
(708) 8J.l.-06.S2.
FRIDAY# Fla. 4 -
MATOr&91N.NI•
Speak Up Newporfs 13th Annual
"'tayot"s Dinner will bc&in al 6 p.m.
at 1hc Nc-.'por1 Beach "'lardoct. Tht
program includes a "S:alutc 10 the
htayon or Newpor1 Beach" by
emct:~ Darryl Wold and paSI and
ptCKnt ~ak Up Newport
presidents Dave Goff and Dayna
Pcuit. A tep:>n on ''lbe S1a1e o(
Ncwpott Beach" will be SJ~n t>,,
C\lrrcn1 ~tayor Oari:nc.e-iurncr. A
rccc-p1ion tS al 6 p.m .. followed by a
7:,30 p.m. dinner and 8:30 p.m
procn.m.. Foe 1r¥Jrc informa1ion. all
542-'226.
ONOOINO
AWAUI aucnoN nuu NllDID
The Nc-·pc>rt Hart>Of Arca Chamber
ol Commcrt'C 1s klotin1 for don:ncd
i1ema from k>cal busi!ICSICS 10 be
utcd in an auction 11 iu annual
Christmu Boa.I Parade Awards on
Jan. 21. Partici~11n1 busincucJi "'Ill
be lls1cd in a special a\K"tion
procram. txadlinc for pros.nm
lillin1 ls Jan.. 14. For more
infotma1.on, call 729-J.400.
WATIJICOLOll IJUlllR •\
Wa1crcok>n by local artls:t Helen
Rccdcr will be featured in a display
in lhe Community Room of !he
NCWRQf1 Center Library throuj.h
Jan. 31. llccdcr d the fonnc.r head
of the art department at Ncwpon ... _ ...... School. The • ....,.
will he opco to viewi.n1 durina
normal~ houn al the library, 156: Saa Oemente OriYc, Ncwpon
Be.ch. Sffd;.,.. ._..,. .v..N T ...
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Plense.l ... lJs
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bird .. may lblld
In ... of propo,ed toll road
• .,. Federal s4Jdy wiU
detennine road 's impact on
gnatcatche1 at ,lime wh!lfl
other s also probe project
BT DAVJ1) Barn, ,,...,., Wun.-.
.NEWPO~T . BE.\CH . .,. Jus1
when they thoU&}lt lbe old bird
bad been swatted away, the en·
dan1crcd snatcatchcr is back,
SlandiJ\& in the path of lhc pro-
posed San Joaquin Hills toU road.
For tbosewho oppose the. road
-whctJ\cr it'..t because they wan1
10 save birds or quarters -the
1imi0J could.n't be better.
The rcvtval last wcc.k. of a fed·
eral study aimed al determining
the road's irnp:tict on g.n.:ucatchcrs
comes at the umc time. ~mbly·
mtn GU Fcrp&SOn is asking "for an
invc.stiption into plans 10 pu1 a
toll booth on NC\1-·porl Cw)t
Drive.
Ferguson said .state Attorney
Gc nCnl Dan Lungren probably
will give him an opinion on the
1011 boolh issue by tb'c end of 1h 1 ~
month.
The Fash and Wildlife Ser\ ice
said its study will focus on the l.n-
calion and rcgencra11on of coa~t.il
sage. scrub dcst_royod b) the fire~.
and ongoing gn:i.1c.11 chcr protec·
1ion activiJics. Ifs c1pe~1cd 1 .. 1 tic
completed Within fi\C "'e~·I..\,
"We're taking th1~ J(t1(111 1u en·
sure that there is a rlc:ir ondcr·
"""°1!11 -· lh~ roject llld 1u crrcccron rc,;ona conservation
plan.nine," said Gcorac Frampton.,
a11lstanl sccretary of the Jnle'rtof
for Fiih and Wildl~c.
Oc-spilc the setbacks. off.Oils
fr om the!' Transponation Corridor·
Agency Uiid MOflcb.f that • con·
struction coruinucs oa the 1011
road. and its ·bondholders are
bcin1: very undcruandins.
.. My sense ._ the bondboldcn
undcntand au the ~ y,.·c have
to jump lhrough,". agency ipOke.-
man Mike Stoc"'"till said, '"We
.take a prcuy pro-active St3nc-e,
,..hich is unosual. We do o quac~
tcrly communication to 1he bond·
holders :a.nd gi\'C them ical de·
1a1lcd update~."
In light of the Oclobcr wildfires·
that rip;>:ed throuJl:t the San Joa·
quin Hills. the. F11h and Y.'ildhre
Service h:u 1c.amcd "VJ? with the
Federal Highway Adl'ninfitrullon
lo determine the toll road's effcet!> ·
o n the gn.atcatcher. .
In June 1993, the Flsh and
\Vildlifc Scnicc determined' the
ro:sd v.o uld not jeopardize the
hud Several environmental grou p-~
IJtcr filed l:iv.-'u11s. \
1-towevcr. after fires burned a
significant portion or lhe gnal·
catcher's hab11:i1, 1hc federal agcn·
i:y reconsidered its decision.
An estimated 159 pairs of gn.11·
c::tzchcrs, pr b"C of the specie,,
v.-erc bchc,cJ '":.' have perished or
. been d1~p1.i .. ·c,J by-the fires.
•·\Ve bcl1c'c all sides need tu
Battle far from over
at Bayside Village
~ Residents urging boycott
of rent increases at .
embattled seniors-only
mobile home park.
BAYSIDE \'lfuGE -When
fe isty mobile homi: park rcsidenls
here scaled 1he deal llsl v.eck to
purchase lhe llnd bcnca1h their
homes, some tho ugh! the battle
w.:as over. -No way.
Residents of 1hc scn1on·only
Bayside Village Mobile J-to1t1c
Park a rc on 1hc warpath· again .
urging a boycott of rent increases
iinposcd by I heir landlord.· De An· ii As.sets Inc. The rent hikes
range from 6C'lC on the south side
of 1hc park to .t7'& for sp.:aces on
1hc ROflh ovcrlook.ing Upper Ne"'-
por1 Bmy. The higher rents 1uok
crfect Jan . I , but !iOmc rc~ident'
have vowed nut 10 p.iy.
""Whal "'·c\e asked people tu J\J
is pay lheir old rent and put J
note 1n v.·ith 11 to uy, 'I rcspcc·
11\'cly decline to p3y 1hC ren1 1n·
crease bccaus.c 1t°s unfan: •· ,;i 1d
resident Bill Gekas. head or the
res1dcnt5· conlmiucc thal cng1-~cred the Sl2 million p~rchasc o f
lhe 268-spacc mobile home park
and 2'79-slip m:arina. "We v.ilnt tu
send a mcil.:lgc that lhc rent in·
creases arc unfair and v.e·rc no t
going to go along wi1h ii."
DcAnz.a Assets Inc .. a Beverly
Hills company thal owns and opcr·
1tc..1 mobile home parki nation·
"'1de. hold~ a IC'J)C on the 20 ..... 1e
Ua~)1i.Jc \'1IJJgc :ind lllJIHlJ
through the ~c.ir 20\J .1nJ 11:n1 ..
~paces 10 the mohllc hon1co..,.11cr~
I-c ar of eM:.1 l.111ng_ rcut lu._c~ mut1·
\;lied rc~id-c.:nt~ 10 bu} thr:: L.1nd
rro m the lf'l llC c·o-De1\nla V!ll!I
-atso-btddt"'!! ft-n-Htc l::ind. but t
compan) "'3' outmJnCu,crcd b)
rcsl~cnts v.hu pu.'.:.,l:tCd -and pro·
\e!>tcd ro r more 1h.in a )C3r.
DeAula Prc,ld,·nt HarN Mc·
Cabe. could nu1 be rc.aciiCd for
commc nl ~1 onday. but during an
intcf'tew la,1 ..,.ee k he oUid re'°·
idc nu. v.ho cannot :Hford 1hc high·
er rents v.-111 1101 be evtc1ed. Rent~
n~ range from S660 10 Sl.600 a
month. t.1cCabc s.J1d _Dc Anza pro-
vides rcn1 ~ub,id1c~ for 7tt or the
rcs1i.Jcn1s. a pcrcc n1Jgc he e1pcc1~
will chmb 10 15rc undl'r the nc"'
re nt increaK~
··1 regret that 1hc;-h.1,c J,,;,1,!cJ
to 1ake a confront.Jl11X1 JI .1rpro.1th
10 achieve their i;n;;h,'" \l~·('.i~'C
\.11d lasl v.·cclr.
Residents .. ill n1c~·t v.11h ~1~
C;i.bc on Sa1urd:1~
l"hc rent incre~•~' .. re the f11,1
.. market i.alc_ i11~·rca'c' \Luce
. 19~. according ll• t-.1._(-.;i~ llut
rcs1den1 s po1111 out that Ol!Ant ;i
h::i.s al .. ays bten able tu r.i1..c: rent)
b.ised on lhc 1nOa11on rate
··11u s isn't rc ttll) a n1;irl..e t rate
ad1ustment bcc:iu~ 1hc marL.~1 i)
JQ\lo·n." s.i1d 19-,ca r mobile htimc
pa rk r-cs1dcn1 Kuth Wa.lle1. 80
··1·0 jump Ulo at :a 11me h~c 1h1' ''
"'fong. Older people n'°'tly 11\C
off the 1n1eres1 o rr then S3\ 1ngi,
and our income has gonc dov.n
C\cn more th;1n norm:r.I.''
You fr /111 •1trd /11 .Yr Our
CUSTOM.
INVITATION
PRINTING CENTER
0.00..,· From Our H"t:' $Jmion of
7;p. Sly/a. Pmu ~ l'ttpn' ,.,,,J Em~/b,.,..
Wh<th<r You Need lnviari<>ru Fot WcJdm~
Showen .. , Ann.hc1•-ia • , • Birth Ar\nou0Ct1tleflt\
Binhdays ... Holkb)'I ... Fot
Th.at Onco-ln-A·l.iktimc Spocbl 0<a.oon
w. Haw A Fri<ndly. Crcatjv< A..s Hdpful swr.
A In l\ddjdoo To Em.-ly r... 5<mot. Who....,
y..., Cukom Priebio& N..t.,..,. ....... c-O. l tJ
.JANSSQN'S
(
71,/650-6070 •OPEN 7 DAYSI
l• Ntw'f(MT M.\1). tlmt STauT a ftill...., a:
know -with conrldcno& .-Lllll
COMlrUction Q R pnxud witlto..c
the Jlnac:rlns lbrt'a1 of a iaw.it. ..
Wd fcder31 HiabwtY AMinW,....
tion Oircctor Rodney Slater.
Munwllilc, Corooa 4cl Mu ,...
ict'ents have been lobbyl.111 b lite
remc:wal of the IOU pfl~ («
Ncwpon Coosa Drive, '#hich Wiii
built 1n 1991 to h:indle lttftic et•
eritted by "J'ht lninc Co.'1 dowD·
C.'O:tst housu11 development.
They fcnr SO\llh coun1y motor•
ISls will 1-.-01d the LOU booth. U ina
Coro nu dt-1 P.1:ar to g~t 10 dtt:1ina·
lions 'uch as John W.:aync Airpon
-a 1r:irfi, paucrn !hat wrcatcd
havoc v11 ihc communily berOrc
Newport CuJ~l "'""*' built. "
fcrguwn, "'hu generally SUP'"
portJ> the lull ru:1d, bcl.icve5 the
agcnc-.-Ji:lcd 1llcgally when it pro-
JXXCd the tull. l~o.: )aid ifs unl:tw·
ful to conlo'ctl J p1 evious!y free
ro.id L<J :a tr.>IJ ru~d.
UJt hHl roJi.J o fficials ~id
the' re wmpl"ctcl) .ibol'c -~rd.
I t1c\ ~..1Y the toll cannol be re·
rno•cd bccau)c bondholder'$ havt'
hecn r.1JJ 11 .. 111 pay for a Si .I b1l·
1 ... n J..:t·t t.i lir1Jncc the ro ad.
'it·11..l,:1!1 )o.ud "''ency :1dm1nis·
u .. 1\1r' ..1rc "1Jl 1ni; things oiie issue
.11 ;1 11n1c" ~1tt1ng tight afid .. ·uit1ng
t\'f Jc,1'1"'"' 111 be made.
\\'c .ir~-under con!>t1ue1ion ... •11
',;h end~ ... ~lUCl~tLll Jtaid ... We're
l 'i'l"lld1n~ 1n1ll1un!> Qf dollar:> -
.... re ~u1!J.ng the corrido r. Th.:at's
t!.,·' ~1nJ Llf O\errid1ng hic1or 1h:1t
i.:~·t\ llJ)I in .ill o f tlu>."
• "' ..... --r4.t114
• T onlsht 11 tlto lllM "Hun
to Heart"" kictoft' diMe.r
bcneftll"" tllo American
Hean A.uocilUOA. Trattoria
Spica Res11uran1 at Clyltal Coun
• io the lite for
....
Cllll
Society
Edi!Or
the ctwnpapc
te<eplloo and
bullet dinou
orpnin.n have
dubbed,
"Hollywood
.Ni&bts."
JoAJuie
Stewan '°d
Patti Wtllman ,
ll'rC chairing the
~rty. intended
to get out the
important
inc553gc or the
association to
in.sure 3 sellout for the upcoming
gala fund-r3 iser later thls season.
Cni& ilnd Ktirtn ~am, ~llmJ
Cora1 Sam GoldslciA, Nancy
, llahn, Robert Kinsman, Dou&
L)'lt, 1-ltidi J\1111cr. ftth:htllt
~l ilcht\I, Emily Reneau and Lee
Ann Sifferm1u1n are .all working
SIGNS
,, •• , ••• 1
n1on1hs alloued by law. The move,
rrorupted b} Ne"Aport Boulevard
businesses, "A•as ~en as ~ way lo
help ~t )Jles 1n the area. Most
~11.Jre~ h:iJ suffered a n1ajor lciss in
rl'\C"nue due 10 1he construction or
the Cl.):.t:i ~tesa Free"A'ly.
The sunset cl:iuse. howeve r, only
permitted businesses 10 erect the:
)igns during lhe construclion and
the repaving of Ne"Aporl BQulc:-
\ard. 1·hc in1mu111ty was schcdbled
t..:i end ~·londay.
Some residents, as they have
\l,)ICCd before, were opposed to
the move. l 0hcy said more lemJX>·
r.1ry ~igns would disrupt 1he city's
appc:ar3ncc. ·
"Some cities in Orange County,
\l.)U drive 1hrough thei r streets and
;ou,.rcalize !hey have Comprom ised
1heir sign ordinance," said Ar·
DONADONS
......... 1
great respect fo r 1he dog and the
officcr...-ho wears the badge."
Donald Bye rly also cited re~c1
for lhe law, having been a reserve
dcpu1y sheriff in Minnesota for 24
~·ca rs before mo,·ing to Newport
Beach.
"I've been lucky enough 10 gel
to wa1ch some canine units in ac-
tion," said Bye rly. "And I've seen
times when a dog can do lhings a
Milt
C I I
Editor't
Notebook ,.,
Matt Coker is o n
vacation. H ~ editor's
notebook column will
return next week.
5.5%*
GIMrrul•e4 J ,..,
NO FEES!
NO SALE CBAitGESI
Gw-1d l'lllK ... ' ( 1<1..e...ua. \ ~ Wllh ... obliplon -.,. will
moll you • ·-...,. -· tho Ufe r~ htdU111J' Ind
paramecd annuitin b)' aware· wloaitla _ lld_ Po,JI
s......i . c..rl llOWfot DIOR information~
Jlard for •be mociallot1.
0
'"And lhey'reol! ... " Tb.e hot5c•
th.at ii. •
11 was the .S7th annual opcniQI
of Ille ll>OrOU1hbr<d rodna
scuon at Santa Anita ln Arcadia,
and the Ncwpon·Mcsa crowd
tu.med out In theit ·
dly·after-CbrUt.ma.s best to enjoy
t little convenation. a bit of
lunch and a great deal of rtcing
excitement in the. DircC1or'1
Room of the tt11ck'1 cxtlus~\'C
TurfOub.
Home to movie scars alid
moguls, 2·year-old ponies and
jo&eys in their fancy silks. Santa
Anita once again welcomed them
all in grand sryle. The ·
mapificcnt San Gribriel
Mountains framed the: opcnlng
day luncheon at the tract,
chaired by Sally and Sltphen
Keller and Kartn and Oifford
Goodrich., pres..idcni .or the Los
Angeles Turf Oub. Newport's
Jin and BUI Baker, Bar1lan and
Robert Gnni, Cu.di and TQlor
Granl, P.1ary Fnntts and Bob
n1ando Vasquez of Costa Mesa.
"lns1c aJ of extending the (cicmp·
1ion), you should be conccntrnting
on enforcing the present law."
Although SC\'eral council mcm·
bcrS said 1hcy, 100, wanted 10 sec
some sort of continued regulation,
they agreed that sincC the ci1y is
reviey,·ing its current sign laws, it
was a reasonable rc:quesl to ex1cnd
the cxemp1ion. , ~
"I am concerned about the pro·
111'('.ration of certain l~rgc inOat-
ablc sign!.," said Councilwoman
M:iry Hornbuckle . "But we need
to have. a sign ordinnncc \hat
makes sense."
1'he council is scheduled to re·
\iew its fi['jl dr3fl Of the rC\'ised
.sign o rdinance al ils study session·
next "Aeek. The docUmenl will
then go on 10 the Planning Com·
mission for re,·iew "A'ith an 'ex-
~ctcd rcrurn 10 the Council in
~iay.
man or woman can't. They're
Ofl~Jf bc!ler 2.ti1 and many lin1cs
can save a life."
-....-·---Gi."'-udWwlfe
~llldlti.ond...._ w.-....,.d -tlto ....... ,.~ rMaa and receMq boalrtc
1ipf 10 Wt the new yev oa lbe
iilbt fOor. Hone fool lhol IL
Tbc d>pper a.-< Hindi,
lounder of CaJ.c.a Md • fixture
11 the ttact for many 1e1~
joiDCd hit bcaulituJ nvcn-baired
wife i.,u.~ondll01
, Jtoitn, Dr. Joclt ond Molllt
Rol>IMal Ind lloa and -Robbto• ror •n anemoon of wm.
place and tremendous show.
The-day'• raana highll&f\c wu
the runnina or the SI00,000
Malibu Scakc:1 won by D~ who
is owned' by Alica and M.adtltlaie
Paulsoa. )VdUld you bcliae tb¢ '
Paulsons ~re in Aspen for the
big cvcnt? LA Tunes a>lumnit,t
Jhn Aiunay toasted the Paubon:1
trainer,. BUI Sboulabr, and his
very tall wire CIAdJ, in their
absence.
0
New Year'~Evc was a
celebration for Orange CountY,s
BLOOD , ........ ,
blood. "But it wa.sn 't
enough," Krieg said.
\Vhc:n an epidemic hits
1hc county, as it often docs
this lime of year, Rclji Crou
officials usualty import ·
blood rrom other parts or
the nation.
, . Out this yea r, illness has
swept the country ..
Donation! arc down
everywhere. Iannaccone
said.
.-
Coupled wilh the u!l.ual
holiday lull and nas1y winter
storms on lhc l!ast Coast
and in the Mid"A1es1, the:
interruption in blood flow
has given the Red Cross an
aruiety auack.
aw Mier'•, .. ...,_ ol
Hope." -"' -U... lllO ~-~-.... ,._ ....
Y -You:t11 Ocnc1a1ioa
AliuPrnfndonollThe
.....-.. -P or''"'"' people pdlered M Ibo Woterfroat
Hi110t1, arprtiied by Newport's c v-a-. and lletuy -The pu1)' -lhtmed "CindueUa'• Ball.'" It wu •ll•ode4 by: ildl,. SM.to,
Pd-Lia C..., Mu Hla Leu&.
MAlrJ Kia, Duo .. Ltt,. D.....U.
~Dorio Lte, Dluo '
EosdJwd&, Edwvd Cl&ca.ond
&l1oa a.ow, 1U founding board
membcn of Y -GAP.
The S?.S per person btadc·tici
affair raised more than $10,000
for the mission, 1 tc:mpQ(8ry
housing fac:ility prOYidiog
immediate ~d k>ng-rangc care
tor homeless wormn and
children.
The 25-room home includ~
daycare facilities and a
compute.r-learnina center. Y-GAP
is a non-profit network of young
IHSTRICT -..... , ' School board rrlembcn Forrest
Werner and Sherry Loofbourrow
say they have serious reservations
about seeking re-cl cction in No-
vember, but lhcy arc 001 ready to
announce a final decision. Candi-
dales h 1ve until July Jl 10 file
with the coun1y Registrar of Vot·
ers.
Loofbourrow, SJ. prcsidenl of
the California School Boards As·
. sociation, was elected to the board
in 198t. "A number of people
have asked me if I would wail
un1il May 10 n1ake that final deci-
sion and so I'm going 10 honor
their request," Loofbourrow said.
.. l believe thal gives the con1·
muniry enough time 10 find good
ARRESTS ........... ,
ncu New Year's Eve. G&W Tow·
ing said about 15 people used its
service while Harbor Towing said
only six people 1ook them up on
iu ofrcr. ·
Selected as the Newport Beach
Police Depar1men1's first canine
af1cr being trained in Germany,
Dingo was 5y,•orn in six-and-a-half
)Cars ago. During that time_. he :15·
si!>lcd in searches ror mitsing chil-
dren, tracked down suspects and
helped case crime !!«ncs,
Bunal is scheduled for 10 a.m.
\Vednesday al Sea 11reczc Pet
Cen1e1ery in Huntinl:IOn Beach.
"Ifs the end of the year,
anti typically people arc:
~in~appcd up in 10.ing
oul of town and giving
gifts." Iannaccone said.
"And in olher parts or 1he
coun1ry righ1 now, people
can't just get in their can
and drive 10 the cCn1cr to
donate."
She warned peopic with
cold· or flu :likc symptoms
not 10 give blood. "We: want
to protect the donors and
g.~1 lhem healthy, as well as
the recipients of the blood."
Cosla Mesa police said overall
criminal activi1y. also seemed low.
Log reports showed there were .
fi\I(: drunk in publii; arrests. three
burglary arrcs1s and \wo men ar·
rested on suspicion of shooting
guns , one on Pomona Street
and one on Wall:acc Avenue.
... Many people here wci-e sur·
prised how quiet it "A'M for New
Speak Up Newport
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1994 .
Come join ~ at our regular monthly General Membership Meeting
R efreshments at S:30pm -Program begins at 6:15PM
• GJJESTS WELCOME
Priva tizing City Services
JanitoriaJ Services? Sewer Ocanina;? Park Maintenance? Tree
Tri~riling? P arkinti; Enf~rcemcnt? Strc~t Swcepin~? Legal
Scn'KU? Payroll? F1rcfight1ng and Paramedics???? This tS a short
li.sl or govcmme!ltal functio:N tJ:aat ~c being provided b)' private oootracto~ working for Cahfom1a C1hCS and one or the ways city
officials are grappling with lighl bu~ts. Oty Mo-Kma
l\.1urphy will give his views on privatization and where' it fits in
Newport Beach City Hall.
Tu_es4,ay, January 4, 199f
,' Irvin" • 6:30 pm
Tl1ursday, January 6, 1994
Fullt!rlon • 6:00 pm
(C:..llforoffa ___ ,__'1
W est.m Staff! UnivenltyCollqeoflaw w ill
h<>ft .an 1nformatK>n Mm.ln.v ln your.,..
Your questk>ns will be •NWeNd Nptding:
• Law School RequimMntt-
when le how k> •pp1y
• Fin11nc1;al Auittance
• irvnw lltld f\llle10f\C..mpuMt
• C.ueff Pl•Qninf tnd Placftnent
• 5moluah1pi .
• 1'M Law School Admlulon Tiit (l.SA T)
A <f'*llOn ond -psriod wlU follow tho
Mmln.r.
S..11ni ll llmltod oricl _,.""°"'.,..on• fin>.
cornt., fin:t-terVed ......_
To rtgbtw, ~"I 1U1 •t n417.»-Jaor . ...... .. n.,,.,..,....i...,
tw• Adatlftlma Cowu 1lae
• 1• 1...i# ... ,_..,...,N...._...,~ .. ,......c Yr WI
t Jf11 n-p IMI 0')11 ... , ..... ._.,_, .
• 1'1J ...... 't • .,.c..-t ........... Rl f ... s.. ..... c ,, .. . J,. ...... .,....,_........._~ .... -c:-.. ....................
,
etiheaiW ud pn*11Wah
whme sJwfoc ii io bridle chc
com1M1•k'Mion pp bdwce•
roec& prcvcaliq ialerracial •
undentudlntucl _,... .. iy
cooperation. o .
the ... , ...... tc11 dealer -of
New York and hlra -whid>
reccolly prc.micred Al ScMdh
Coast PW., will hold • ,...pt;on
hunorin1 the RobctUU. Should
be 11no1bc:.r winAinJ 1eaon for
the trt11surcd SCR.
0
Hold un to your hat.a. Opera
P.iciftc haS landed 1he bic one.
He'' comin& 10 lowtl Sltwd y,
Jan. IS. ,
Jou Sllaltr..,. Oaildhelp
USA II on the I" tryinc 19 top
lut year'1 phenomenal sU«eSS
with lhe rJ1b annual fashion
lhow and lunch Feb . .( at the
Hyatt Reaency In ltvinc. More
1han $70.000 was nised bst year.
for tidtet information, call
67.l-7J68.
Cl .
BarUn and BUI Robcru ha.ve
aenerously underwritten Ibsen's
Hedda Gabbier, as The South
Coast Repertory begins 1994.
Directed by David Chambtn, the
production wiJI star Lyruuta ·
Fcriusoo aJ Hedda. The cast will
also feature rtt.,..le CrosStn and
Nkbol11 llennnn. A ch:ampagne
recc.pcioo will open the Jan. 14
performance aJ 7:30 p.m, in the
theater k>bby.
Placido Domina<> wiU perform
"El Oa10 t.1.on1es." 1he Wcs1
Coast prcmierc1 JI Stac11trom
Ho.II. Chaired by t.tn. Fraltrlck
·Robe Dnd &tn. James lloo5ntll,
the $500 per person blAck·tie
arrair will include an csdusive
pos1-pc1lormancc dinper·wi1h
Domingo oal The Four Seasons ~.
Holel, Newport. ...
Following the play, Toumcau,
candidates.··
Werner, 64, also bcaan his
school board career In 1981. ~te
says his retirement :is • high
school counsck>r a1 1hc end of th b
school year is the dccidine foclor.
"Whal I really need lo rorisid~r is
whether or not I want 10 continue
to be involved i;hning my retire·
mcnc." \Verner said.
Only school board member Jim
de Boom. 52 . ..,.hose term e.'(pue)
in December l~ h.is annoul)c~J
he "A'iil nol run for rt-election ··1
"A'ill h3\'e ~n.'cd 13 )ears. n1) L1J~
vr.ill ha\'C romplcted their edu~·.1 ·
1ion in the Ne"A pur1-~tcs:i Unified
School D1stric1 and i1 vr.111 be 11mc
for a new face ·on 1he :i;choul 00~1·J
a1 lhlll poin1," de Boorn ~1d .
The 1crn\s of all seven )>Chuul
board members "Acre e\lcndl•d b~
Year's Eve.'' ):lid Sgl. Bob Baum·
gardner of the Cost:i. 1'1eS3 Police.
,..ho worked Salurday oighL
In Newport Beach, officials te·
ported 1ha1 crime .in the ci1y ran
the usunl course. In addi1ion to
DUI ar('(:sls. lhcrc "Acre SC\en
people arrested on suspicion of
being drunk in public. .
··New Year's Eve has not his·
torically been a problem (or us be·
*·
A majority or lhc ticket price
will be dona1cd to Opera Ptcific.
Oraanizers of 1he event include:
Rt nte Sf-strStrom. l\tarlt dd
CarmtD Calvo-lltnl')', Pal A.lien,
Lalla Conti•, Sharo• Jaquith,'
Janette-Stitnttom, P.tary r.tuth
and Jo1oss ~bumacher.
/
u year in April !992 when, the1
vo1c:d to consolida1e school boarJ
elections y,·i1h 1hc acncral elec1iu11.
reducing dislrict clectK>n ~I'S h\
S-15.000. •
The board·~ ne..,.·esl cundu.J ati:•
Decker, 54, and Fluor. 42, "Ae t1.'
clcc1cd ~ re(urm candiJale\ 1i1
Nuven1bcr 1991 . lloth uy \he l."1
11-10 )CJr) huve not been ca)y
.. \Vh1le on lhc: one-hand dur 111~
the~ 1"0 )e:ir:. "AC hil bot10111 ;i~ .1
!>C'hout i.l1)lril.'.t. 11\ bcm 1c..u.w'tL
able ho"' b\i~rJ ·mC~r). 1e.i1.h
er,. adm1n1,tr.lt or:., parcn1) J 11.1
co.)n1mun•l!1 nlembcn ha\e ~un·.-·
1ugc1hcr lu begin the reuc ... Ji"•'I
1h1s i.J1,1r1ct." :.;i.id lkl'l.tr, "'ho to,
C.lmc )(hool bo;1td pre)11Jcr11 J.1•t
month "1h( hr)I l~o )car~ h-l•··
been cons1Jerahly >lrC).)ful. b1.t,
aiM>\••f)' re"'iuJing.'·
Ctlll)C of 1he cuuler vr.(':athcr "Ah 1~h
doesn't bring people 10 1h~·
bc:teh,'' s:tid $ir.l\n<fy Go111,-
spokc: man for lhc Ncwpu11 lk.:11.h
Poltcc DcpJr1mcn1.
ThC Or;ingc County Shen If'
Ocpar1mcn1 also did not rcpon
any unusual incidents. in 1he un1 n·
rorpora1ed Santa An:i. Heigh!\ 01
Newport ~s1 areas. ,
Wednesdav Nile
with Eric Marienfhal Quartet
Includes: Salad
'
' • Choic~ of chicken or ribs
• Glass of Chardonnay
LIVE JAZZ. BLUES & ROCK
BLUD
villll-">HN
HUllllNT ..
SAT Nile 9-1..n
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ROCK wllh
YOODUDll
SUNAftHpm ............
Tl•BOOW
8UNNbl-1bm •
llDClf.wllllt
DUO•OOWR MON .. , ...
ROCK ... ,
•wo11m ·.TOts Ntte 9-1ein
ROCK wllh lllWITS
1)fUASNll99-1em
100 MAIN ST., BAI BOA . ... _,
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• • PO-RT·S •
'
• SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CAlll.SON, 642-030. ..._ Jt7 •
Hl•H SCHOOL ...... IAllClll•LL
undefeated . Woodtirldge
enters as heavy favorite
~• sea .·Vie~ battles ,_begin
BY B.t.a&Y FAUUOf•a. S.01.!" Yi'An1a
T he NcWport H3rbor H igh girls bas-
ketball ream earned a shllrc of its
fi~t-.cver le~1ue c~pionship ltUl
season by matching Woodbridgc's ll-1
record •&ain$t Sea View League roes.
eo.ich Sh3nnon Jakosky's SailoB. u
..,.·ell u the rest or the eight-team circuit,
will be ha.rd-pressed to rival 1hc Warrion;
this year.
Woodbridge, with four
starters back and one of
~ewpon. which struggled early while
awai1in& the arrival of W>llcyball standouts
Milissa Schutz and· Tana Bowman, is led
by Schutz (a 6-foot:I center), guards Gina
Heads and Genevieve Evarts. forward
Mandy Oayton, all rcturnina starters, and
forward Diane Pulido.
Evaits has been the top score( thus far,
avcraaing 1~.8 points per garnc.
"Woodbridge is tbc clear ravorite to win ·
the title, .. Jakosky said. "The res1 of us
arc will hope to do 1hc
Oranp: County's top
freshmen rounding ou1
the firs-1 fi\'C, have forged
an 11-0 record. including
three December tourna·
menl thlcs heading into
tonight's league opener
:igainst S3nta Marg:irita.
Dally Piiot 11'"41
best we can io give them.
a battle."
Harbor opens league
. filay tonight at 7 at Ir-
vine. Team, record ocWa
1 Wood)>rldge (11-G) •...••.. 3-5
2 Newpon Hllbor (7-C) .... •·t Cdh-1, which like New-
port Harbor lusl four-
ycar standout·and leader
~1ollic Flin1 (Ne..,.-port's
Michaela Ross also grad-
uated), is ' led by st:nior
All-Newport-Mesa Dis-
3 Tustin (7·4) .. -....... : ...... 10-1
4 UMmlJy (6-2) ............ 1s-1
5 COM (IH) ................... 20-1
Coach Eric Dangs' 6 lrMe (6-3) ................... 2S-1
· ,1ou1ed team iS led by sc·
nior auard Jamie Oen·
ning. v.·hile 6-f001-4 jun·
~or Angela Burgess is an
7 Sana Marvatil> (ola) ... J0.1
8. Saddle back (3-3) ........ 35-1
imposing prc-scnce .and 6-1 sophl>more
~telanic Pearson u a Division I pro~pc:ct.
N(wpon (7-4). with its four returning
~t:trtcrs. could prO\ide lhe stiffest lesl for
\\'oodbridge, \loh1le Tustin (8·.I), Un1\•er·
)ti)' (6-2) and Corona dcl (6·-'l arc likely
10 batllc for one of the le:tgue's rour guar-
:in1eed pla)·ofr berths.
Irvine (6-l) figures 10 jotn Sant:i ~targ3·
rita and Saddlcb.'lck in 1he ch:u~e pack
hoJ)ina to ha\e an i.Tipact as )po1lers.
trict returner Ros3lic
, Kane.
The Sea K.Jngs, who visit Un1vers11y 10-
night at 7, have 10$1 3 of 5, afler opening
the season 4-1. Coach G3rth Flint's group,
h<w.·cvcr, should improve as i1s young
players add experience.
Tustin. which nipped CdM in a fourth-
placc playoff las1 seasqn, returns sland:
-outs Sarah Da\is-and Katie Scheutrman.
_while Uni"·crsity's top l'A'O pl:tycrs (Jen·
nifer Stanley and Pam Loud, bolh 5·11)
arc also back.
J.R.. Walz ~tevc Goozale.s Jeff Borl::tnd _)
CdM's Walz, Borland, Newport's
Gonzales named All-CIF Division· IV . . ~
to1al lb a ~hool~ccord 3.189 \Jtd).
C In .'>C'\l.'n lc:iguc games. 1he 5-fool-10. orona de! ~1ar High scn~r running Ln !av-pounder ~a~ the c1r..:u11\ lop ground back J.R. Walz was a repeat s.clec· . lion 10 lead one of three area g:.11 ncr .. 101:il1ng 1.175 ~arJ ... anJ .13 touch-down) un lbO carries. st:tndouts named la the All·CIF Southern'
Scc1io n Division IV football team. Hi' lc::aguc ru)hing nun1tic r\ ci.:hpscrJ
• th~e uf lr.1nc'!o Tony ~la1fu,, ""hi) ..,.o n
\V;iU, Cd~1·s single-season and career s~·J \II.'"" ,\tVP honors JnJ ""l" n::uned
rushing leader, made the offensive unit, Clf DnJ"i•Jn IV Pl:iyer of the Yllil r for
~·hilc Sea King teammate Jerf Borland leading the \'aquer05 to ihcir ;cconil
and Nc~·port Harbor High senior Steve <;trJight ~uihcrn Scciion cru"n
Gonzales ..,.ere chosen on defense by G.>ni;.ile~. the Ne-.port ·~lc ).1 Di~tJict
sport~~nters representing the Ama1eur .i.rHJ Sc.1 \'i~·..,. lcJgue Dcfen)l\c Pl:iycr of
A1hlctic Foundation of Los Angcle~Finil the \cJr. 11o:i) a 1 hiec·~c:ir .;;1Jrter al hne-
lnterstlll~ Bank. All·Southern California b.l.:lcr tor 1he Sailors.
Board o f Alhlelks. r\ O·l, 195-puundcr. Gon1.1lc~ '>phi time
l 'hc Daily Pllol Sea View U aguc: Of· be1~ccn 1n .. iJc and outside linc b.1tler un
fensi\c Player of the Year, W:tlz ru~hcd dcfcn\C, ~h1Jc al .. o rontribuung .11 running
for :i school single·sc;ison record 1.578 b;icl (1% }:trd~ Jnd four 1ouchJ0"'n~ un
)J.rds in 11 g:imes this ·fall 10 help the Sc.i 47 carrie~)
Kings fin~h 7-.1. Defense,' ho..,.e\er • ..,.J .. where h~ n1;iJc
and .iggrc~'t\l'flC'' h1 h.1n11ncr upp..r..1ng
btu.:1..o:r, .inJ t'>Jll lJlrtcr ... (.iunL.tlc~
c:iu.,cJ ,1n.: !unit·'..:. r~·t.,•o:r~J l'-'U n1u1c,
:anJ h.iJ ,inc 1.1, i..1~· kir ;1 ,,110:1~ tu· hL·lp
lc.1<l tl:c ~-ul11r, 11• a -.l rc.:t.11J
ll\11h \\ ... :l "1J GL•t;LJlc' v.rrr 1..e~ ... in
lnl'>ulv~' 1n l',.I:'. ••h•-n lh.: fV.!,} ~\l.1d, .>J
'"n~L-J 1,1 tin: D1'1'1' n I\ ~en11l!tt.,1,I "'11h " 1'c"~~'.!1l1n~ 111 3b i:p1. ~~: •K·
h•0 1u >..:t up .1 11!1c·g;.in1..: "h'-'"''•k'" "tt~·
1f,1n.:
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l·nd. "'J' :i .. ll1nun.1n1 pr..: .. C'n,.-c l<.•I !to.-'.)..·.1
t\.u1i;, . ..ilf1.J)'1ng IC1 qu.1rt,rl'.1t~ '.;•~'
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01Jn~c Coun1~·) i.1ug.h,,1 Jcf..:n~l''
\l.1lhl\. :i 5.-. 170.·1>uunJ )('f11,1r lt>d
h1ur lf\inc plJ~l.'r• )ek•(tC'J. 11i.;JuJ;n~ \C-
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8RIEFLY
DCC women win In liiiil
A three-year V3rsif) starter and the first his mark, m:tking nc:Jrl!J one third (JI\) of
----~ea-Km~o earn :tll"·l•e•agu=e~r•ec~o~g~n"•·-,h~,-,-w=~so~1-o~t3c1Jcs bClllcfa Tl'iCTi'"n~· or Second tion 1hrec times, Walz ' also scored 16 s.cnmmage. and adding another::?::? a .. ~bl\
S.1n1.1 \t.1 rg.1nt.i 'c111ur t"lO) Urt.11: ~11J
lir3d F1nller:in "".Crit n.1mc.J. J1 1.;.,c1.....-r
and dc:Tenshc b.1.:l . r~\f>eL"lL\Ch "lute
\\oodbndge 1un1ur 1n,1Jc hn..:b.1~~·•1 l.1n
DL>m1nclh 11oa~ :il\>O hooorcJ.
UAnn K.umcr hit t..,.o free lhf'OVl-s with
leu than a second 10 play ~tonday nigh1
10 lead the Orange Coast College
..,.omen's badelball 1eam 10 a 71-69 non-
~-onfcrence victory O\·cr vi~111ng San Diego
.\lcsa.
Kazmer finished ~ith a team·high 18
JX>ints for Coast (12-7). San Diego ~lesa
dips 10 10-6. '--. .
'rhc Pir:rites led a1 one point in the sec-
ond half by 20 points (45·25). bul 1hc
Olympians chipped a~a) anJ e\en1ually
tied tht game in the final minute.
Amcric:l Robledo added 18 points llnd
:a tcam-hjgh ci&ht rebounds.
• In high school boys socc:cr
~cwport Hllrbor wrapped up prepara·
lion for \Vcdncsd:ly's Sea View League
opener a1 Irvine by falling 10 \ISiling
~later Oci, 4·1. Dominic Fratantaro had
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