HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-02-03 - Orange Coast PilotNEWPORT BEACH • C<mAMESA •
Winner_of 31J7ournalism awards in 1~3
Newport Harbor a Ike ·plan would really rock the boat
owDen wbo waaled to open their ... Restaurateur believes residefils should pull together yach1r to·quU:e mu.. could pre·
in a disaster and shelter homeless victims. on yachts. register their vessels with the cit y.
who-could place families on the
help one anotber."
Some folks believe that while
Hamilton's idea is creative and
kind, ii ""'Ould be lOo diffacult to
implement. I boau it a d.iuslcr ever occurl:ed.
'IT DAVID Ha~.._. Wvru , SHp.itucU Northridgc quate. "Some people m·iaht feel a Iiulc
' J.-NEWPORT HARBOR _ ln H7m'ban rolled out his f)CrenniaJ · nef'lilOUS b·aviai-rtl'i'ngen on their
the San Fernando Valley, home*.. di.uacr plan to turn Newport Har· boaU... Hamilton said. "But ir
eu eart · ab victims deep in. bOr into a refugee camp. 1 families -espcc:Wty those with
ents: u 1 1 illir.;otu: New· .Iii c:altl it the "1ietmsman--.~-t1iils--we~stiifdfrig -UfthC rain
··1 think it woukl probably be
more trouble than it is help," said
bo at owne r Richard Holmes.
''\Vc'vc r!ioJ ·J!_cal cliuster relief Or-
ganlut ns 1n SO\itliCrii Callfornfa.
Disosters arc what we're all
about."
rt. Beach. ~sta\}flteur Bi.U Hain-: an acronym for Har\tor Earth· and-COid. I think boat owners
ton would like io 1ee ill residents . qU&b ·1..oca1 Marine Sd'ppon Man· would uy, •sure, be ai'i guest.'
akc refuse in yacbtJ. aacmettt. "When lbe chips ~ down, pco-
A few . d9)'1 after the 6.6-Under _the ~clmsman plan. boat pie in Newpon Beach. do try 10
Holmes said {amities who aren't
accustomed to livin& on lhc w:ucr
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VISIONS
VIETNAM
Costa Mesa resident Pascal Tran
wilt dtsplay 4,000 photographs
of his homeland during Golden
West College Tet Festival As part of project on fonner homeland. Pascal Tran shot
thl1 photo of Vietnamese man Carrying goods on dirt road.
~\.U.C J.IAllTUI, D.llLf l'u.01
Pa~ Tron trawled to Vietnam to photograph counity he fled as a tffn-agar. His picture• will be displayed this weekend.
BY It.Ula Lo.u. SU.n WVna
S eYCatecn yean after Pascal Tran
acapcd !tom Vic&nam at -ie ts
in • ama11 r1111i., boat. tie
returned whh camera in hand last
• September 10 duooide ... iyday
Ure in bis u1ive country.
"I WU litocbd," ll)'I the J2·year-ofd
Calta M• 1...-pbolopapher of bls
coun1ry'1 ..ne~ "'I· was in tcan." Ii.el""'"" 10 bil dlildltood -of Saipt --'called Ho 0.i Mlnb 011 -
Tran Md a daance •~ler with a
Cormcc pbo-mase
. "Shc'i DOW ....... ucl lhe Md 10 &f'¥e
IWIY ,_of lter cltlldln lloeause lilo
.
couldn't afford to take care of two
children," be says. "This was a friend I
&reW up ' -t little &irJ I played ICa
pony
Throu.iil)Ut his travels, Tran sayi he was
Ad.de bJ the decay of d tiCi fallen into
di.uep1lr, lives tcarred b)' war and poverty.
Tna-. who crea1cs audiovisual .
prctcalalions for top-dnwer corporate
dlenlJ, will Jlt•re """" of the 4,000
pholCJll'PM he smuqled ou1 ol Vic1nam
a11his wffteDd'• Tet Feslhoal at Goldc.n
West CoUeac in H·untinston Beach.
VietfWftltll a,,llhorities aJkJw ttaw.lerS to
le"" Ibo -.tiy with Ollly • few rota of
t_.i ll!lll, K<OrdlOI IO Tran. Ulloa ni.e ljflc-.idd lilde pn>jecl0<1
in a 50phisticated. wide·scrcc n
presentation, Tran's pho1ograph~ v.ill be
shown continually during the 1wo-d:ay
. festival on Saturday and Sunday. Tran
wants to brin& visions or his homeland to
lpcal cmi&rcs ctlebn1ing the V ietn:amc~
new year.
1'his New Year's, 1 ·wan1 to bring
people home because so many people
caAnOl ,o home." he says. "I wanl 10 make
people. honw1icl -so that they will call
bon>o."
•• His prese.ntalion is sponsored by a 1ran1
from MC Tclecommunka1ions Inc. The
oompanywillofferrre.,,
three·to-f'we ... miftule calls 10 Vietnam at _ .... "' .........
-where it <an -&ct cold and v.ct
-may prefer a tent
Marine Director Dave Har~h
bargcr also said Hamilton's plo.n
might be a lilllc too compliciucd
-especially i.f-lhe hat.bot iu[fcrCd
.-earthquake damage, 1000
"If yo u have S,OIXI people i.tll··
1.c~ed a.!_Oun!i~& hQW do thtJ
ge1 •heir water? How. dO they go
to the bathroom? How do lhcy get
their clec·tricity'l" be asked.
Although most of the l..1rger
boats arc equipped with 1ho~c
amcn111cs. ""'atcr al'ld electric 5tr·
\1cc at !he harbor p roblbly .,...ould
bt intcrruptCd during an carth-
qu:ikc, H:1rshbargcr said.
Still. he s:iid he w.ippon s many
p:i111 or Ha1niHon\ plan, which is
bt1ng rev1c,.cd bv the fire dcptrl· .. men!
H~nulton s;ud he hai itched
the \Oel 10 clty officials ~ ....._ -
fore. bu1 1hcy never have told him
1Ahc1htr the) 1hlnk il's worthwhile.
··Thl!y'rc al! \Cry interested a nd
See PLAN/Pew• Al
Lawmaker claims
victory in dispute . over ·quake · reliel
.,.. Local repres entative
Dana Rohrab acher expects
the HQUse to pass
legislation today that will
. deny aid to illega l
immigrants' affected in
the Northridge disaster.
By Rvss LoAJl., st-~•• \\'1.rn.•
Rep. Dana Rohrablcher s:iys
Congress i.s finllly s1ng1ng his tune
wi1h a move lo bar 11\cgal 1m-
migran1s rrom recei\·ing federal di·
iaitcr relier funds.
After a v.·eek of advocatin& le&·
isla1ion to bar illegal immigrants
from ~cCi\-ing federal C'lrlhquake
assist ance. Rohrabacher (R·
Huntiilgton Beach) claimed \ICtory
Wednesda\.
··This is· a maJOr turning point, ..
s:sid Rohrabachcr, ""'hose 45th
. Congressional District includes
most of Costa P.1c\n :and p:1 r1 of
Newport Beach. "For 1hc fin.I
1i mc, Con~res.s ha) ac~-eplcd the -~pilnc1plc t at l \c been slruggling
to promo te for the lasl three
years." ·
The H o use Appropr1a1ions
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An earthshaking
proposal?
~ continue-to stafe
..... opinions •bout Rep.
Dana Rohrabachet"s idea to
deny Nnhq"'"-' ...tl<I funds
10 itlepl imm;gr;an The
loal repmenU<M"s pi.. -
~wt olf a lil'titOl'm al
deblte on the issue. ·
See Community Foc-ul\'I. -Al>.
C.Ommittcc ad~cd the res1r.a10n
to the Oin1on :administration\
SS.6-bilhon C:al1forn1a earthqua}.c
aid bill Tue>d:ay The Houst: of
Rcprcscnt:uivcs ""'ill \Ole un the
bill tod3).
.:flohr:ibai:her has long :id\OC:itcJ
culling off fedeJ·al and Slllc bcn·
cfilS 10 undocun1cn1ed unm1grant\ .
saying such :action is-the only ""':lY
to stop 1llcgal immigration H L\'
claim that milhons of dollars of
tcd ft'de1Jf fonds \\'Ol;ffij ~
up in the pockets of illegal 1m·
migrants brought ham front·pagc
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Plans for dog park at
North Star Beach nixed
... Canine owners barking
up the wrong tree : Property
near Aqu atic Center can
only be used for aquatics ,
according to lease .
BY DAVlO H-511'1, SIA.If ~\•tn•
"i NEWPORT BEACH -Resi·
dents who Arc kiol ing for a place
to romp with their canine rompan·
ions ca" for1et about pu111n1 •
dot; park on or1h Siar Bc:ach,
city officials IOkcidcd T\lc~•)
The Ciry Atlornc,,.s Offirc ·loki
commissioners that a referendum
:approved by vote rs in 1982 spcci·
ficd lhc bnd can only be u~d for
aqua1ic purposes..
The one-acre pi("('C of property
is owned by 1be city and s®lellCd
10 tM Newport Aq1.a11K Center.
The city already hu app.-the
cen1cr•1 plans to e:apand onto 1M
p._..i .. parl: site, ••d ....
IWClloll -bqio .. early .. the
"'""' of 1995.
To allow the doc park -cvc.n
on a tcmpor.iry bas.is -would be
:a '1olation of the lease. commis-
sioner Jo V~ndcrvort-s:aid.
Sidi. the commission \'OICd
unln1n1ou:1oly to support ,lbe idea oC
a barl pJrl and will continue Lo
lool for a site .
.. \\c ia-rC' ~1111 lool1ng for 'l dOf
p:arl. but pnJbably not rtal IC·
1 1~cl):· \·andcrvort \Otd "We aJ,
read) ha\C lo1Jlcd at 15 sites.:'
l"hc r.:ir~·s mru.1 ardcnt sup-
porter. Sc11n ~1cGowan, 5aid he
'fll1ll aggrrs:>i,,cl~ \·on11nuc 10 look
for a su1tiablc locauon.
He u1d there arc SC\·enril pn·
valet)' O'llontd lot) 1n the C1ly where
it may be ~\Ible 10 put the ,,.rt.
includ1nc small properttCS owned
by t.1otuJ Oil. C:altrans and other
a>mpanac .
He already b<&t collcctcd Moul
$9.000 worth of donations fOC" a
park. 1ncludin& a fence.
t ore th:an 2...SOO reddcnt1 have
'1ped ~ti1iont he circWatied in
.. ppon of • dos park.
CIASSIFIED
• Paul Brecht, Jackie GilHs chosen as i:esta Mesa
Chamber of Commerce's Man and WDllWI al the Year.
ptuoed oboot ;~·Mid G~h1, who Lsu ber hobMs u ..,.,._ ud
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become Plr.t ~ of your · 'lltual'
R ITUALSDU MONDE, (64i-9670} which
entrepreneurs Ricki Lynn and Samantha
Corfman dtscribc as "an intimate
European-style bou1iquc," has opC ncd in
Wcstcliff Court (1703 W~s1cliff Drivel.
"In developing 1hc conccpl for Rhuals du
Mondc, we were looking to
create a different approach to
pcrsonnJ...bcauty," Lynn
explains. "We want Rituals du
Mondt to be seen its a ' ,
sanctu1u:y where Women cun
'°"rtnOulgc themselves wtth ·
something intimate and
unique."
' l"ho~e somethings include
exclusive skin-care lines, l00%
chcn1ical-frec perfucncs and
an "an.>matherapy bar."
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'Buys DESPITE RISING FEES,
cl:issc)I al Orange Coast
College -n1y comm-unity college alrria mater
-and Co!lstlinc Community College arc still a
bargain. For full-lime students ~·ithout 3 BA
degree, the cost is $312, compared to $4,075
fur UCJ 1ui1ion.
Cla~ fees are only SIJ per unit for students
wi1hou1 a degree, arid S50 per unit for sl.udcnts
'ft'ith :i BA or higher. Spring classes al Coa's1line
!.llrl ~tonda). Call 241-6 154 . For information
on cla:.:.c:. at Orange Coast, call 432-5772 .
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l 'llE FOLKS AT C RYSTAL COURT have a
great Valentine Day's promotion; buy $500 or
n1ore fron1 Crystal Court shops and restaurants
and receive ·free a 575 Orrefors "Chanierelle"
vase designed by Anne Nilsson. Purchases can
be n1ade un1il Feb. 14. Limil one vase per
CU!.IOmer.
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LOOK t'OR TllE ADS IN THE Daily Pilot for
nice sa\•ings at t'ft'O Dracon Bay Auto \Yashcs.
The Beacon Bay (650-3959) at the end of Bay
Street at 2059 Harbor Boulevard is offering a
hand wash and Armor All tire service for S5.95;
and an express auto detail, including hand wax,
for $24.95. The Beacon Bay at 150 Newpon
Ccn1er Drive is offering n car wash aod sealer
\\:IX for $1.95 ($5 off).
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SALES, SALES, SAL.ES: The Nordstrom ~ack.
(751-5901) just across Sunnower Avenue from
South Coast Plaza. has just gotten a major haul
of n1en's cloihes fron1 ils mo1her store -v
Nordstrom -nnd all arc marked 50% off the
original Nordsirom prices.
Dig S in 1hc H:irbor Center (2324 Harbor
Dl vd.) is having 3 giant sale on all kinds oC
sporting equipment 1hrough f\1onday.
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Mastering. a martial art
Marianne D'Amore leads a group of 12 In a ral Chi Chuan ctass
Wednesday at TeWinkle Park in Costa Mesa. rai Chi, a moving medi·
, • WA Ol,f"Uft', IL' LOT
talion and internal martiaY arts, lncre8sas stamina, st(Jngth and flex-
ibility. The class meets" every Wednesday at noon In the pari(. ·
Committee ·begins task of resolving dispute over tollroad
· A con1111i1tec charged 'ftilh 1hc one public rcprescn1a1i'e and thre~
see1ningly in1possiblc t:1sk. of rc:.o\v1ng Sln Joaquin HiJls l"ran~ponation
the dispute between Ne'ftport Coa:.t Corridor Agency rcprci.cn1atives."
Ori~ motorisls and the ·rhe other Newport Coa~I
Tran~portaiion Corri~or AgCnC) n1et cu1nmiuec n1en1bcrs are Pal Oa1es, a
l 'uesday for the fir~! time. .......___Laguna Niguel City Councilwoman
The agency, a joint powcn group ~nd chai ...... oman of the agency's
creaied by 1he county, plans to place Operations Committee; Phil Sansone,
a 50-cent 1011 on a I .6-n1ire por1ion of the Nc"•porl Beach City Council
Ne'ftport Coast. l "he road ~·ill become rcprcscn1ati\fC 10 1he Operations
par1 of the San Joaquin Hills Con1mittee; and Pr.:ter Ouffa, who
Corridor when il's finished i.n 1997. represents the Co.sin Mela City
After li:.1ening 10 residents fume Council on thE Opcrn1ions
about the toll, agcnl)' officials agreed C.'ommittec.
last month to form an ad-hoc On "l'uesday, Duff a 'ft'DS appointed
committee to nddrc~!. their concerns. by Bates to ch3ir the Nc"'port Coasl
Corona dcl f\1ar rcsiden1 Yvonne comminec.
HQU!.!.Cls.. the only person ,(rom 1h c He said he·:. op1in1i:.11i; an
general public oil the four-n1en1bcr alternative routt= can be buih for
cq1nrni\lcc, said she's not sure motorists who do11'1 wan! to pay 1!1e
whether they will conic up wi1h any toll. "I'd like 10 lhink there's an
~lution!.. engineering soluti on.··
"It is too early to tell if the ad hoc Corona dcl f\tar rc.sidents -A·orry
dC.i.tina1ions 1 "'ill wane to puy the 1011.
They fear mo1oris1s Will bypass
Nc~_porl C03.il and lake Coa.sl
High"a>' ins1ead, clogging 1rarfic in
Corona del Ma.r's sca,ide bu,incss
di'strict, as well as along the flower
streets, which serve as main anerics
.for people who live there.
. Out toll road afficials m1.nuain the
booth will collect $1.6 million per
year -money needed to repay bonds
.. ror the SJ.l b11Hon toll roacl J
Agency (f>Okesman Mike StockiliJI
snid re.mc)\•ing the 1011 boo1h Would
resull in ''very serious imprications
wi1h 1hc agency, not the least or
.which is financial.''
He said re~ing_tbe booth -.-ould
be ak.iit'to reneging' on a home loan
an~r lying about your income. "lllis
is a revenue source that backs up ll
contractual obligation."
re\•enue.
Ouff:a said 1he agency's finance
director. Wally Kreutien, will have to
do several calcula1ions~ on a computer
to figure ou1 how 10 make !he
numbers work_
'f!lc' agency also will haw: to
pinpoint how lo pay for cons1ruction
or an 11'1ematc rou1c.
"Wall)''• JCM a k>1 or homc-..-ork 10
do -k~ IUCh 1 science," Buffa said,
Duff1 says he hopes 1he commluee
will havc·a pr'OpOMJ ror an actcplable
byp:tss wi1hin three moo1hs.
1-lous.sels cmphasiled she -.·ants a
parallel bypus -no\ 1 bypass which
requires mo1oris1s to dri\·e a mile or
more out of 1heir way.
One of the bypasses curren1ly
under considcr.uion has been
criticized for being too convoluted.
'"The ·z of Zorro' is not a bypass, .. _ .• 1Ju: Nctt·port Skj Co. ski sale. wjtb
n1erchandisc up lO 50% orf. ha.s just begun. It
"·111 continue through the month.
con1n1i1tec will be at all productive;" that nobody fron1 sou1h county: ~
~mus! be ren1c111bcred espctiall7 people en 1outc"1trthc
lfthe agency igrees 10 build a
fl)pa.ss rOu1e around Newport Coast,
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CONFIDENTIAL TO BEST DUY READERS'
l'n1 looking for great and unusual bes& buys ror
Valentine Day's. which I'll featwe in the Best
Buys column on Feb. 10. Not the standard
chocolate and no"ers fare, but a good buy
1hat's imaginative, fun and, of course, romantic.
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LAUELS, AN UPSCALE reule boutique
speci:ihzing in designer labels is celebrating its
firi.t anniversary with a 20% off sale on
e\'eT)thing in the s1ore. The anniversary.sale
run!. Friday through Feb. 14.
Lnbels (640-1 133), in the Newport North
Shopping Ccnler on Bison Avenue, sells
designer "·omen's clo1hing, shoes, jewelry, bells,
hJt~ ;ind ..carves.
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Uest Uu1s appears Thursdays and S11turd11J'S.
'''l1tlhrr Jou'rr • mtrchanl or• shopper, if you
know of • 100<1 buy, call mt' at SJ0-1114, f11x
n1r ar 646-4170 or wrltt to mt: Brst BUJ"S, Dally
l'ilut, JJO IY. B.11 51 .. Cost• Aftsa, CaJJf. 91611.
1hat thi:. committee is formed of only airix>rl and other centrnl coun1y
Longtime counJY resident Stan HHI lies
at 70 alter long battle with cancer
NE\VPORT DEACl-1 -Stan Hill, nn Orange Counly resident
since 1953. died Sunday al his home in Newport Beach after a loni
baule ::i1ainst cancer. He was 70. .
A .. Celebration of His Life" will be put on by his wtfc:, Ollie Hiii,
on Sunday.
Mr. Hill owned Southern California Sash and Door in Los
Angeles. He also .,.,·orked in land development and industrial real
es1nte. nnll served as chainnan of the bOard of S.A. !till En1erprises.
I-l e 'ft'as one or the first members of the 552 Club. a suppon group
for 1-loag Hospi1al, and :1lso was active with 1he Men':. Commiuee of
Fashion:i blc!., n boos1er organization for Ctlapn1an Unll l"r:.i ty in
Orange.
I-le Y.as a member of the Balboa Day Club. 'ftht•rc he pl:i)Cd tenni)
ond racquetball.
Survivors include his wife. Ollie; sons, Dr. L) nn lldl, Kansas City;
and Jin1 1-1111, L.:i.gunn Beach; a daughter, Kelley 1-1111 Hu'fta"J,
Nc"·port Bcach; and lhrec grandchildren.
1'-l emorials may be made 10 L.ymphomu Research al 1he San Diego
Region.ii Cancer Center. 3099 Sc::icn« P11rk RoaJ, Suite 200. San
Qicgo. 92 121.
·mnke up 1he expcc1ed los.s in toll
lllrll'Y IUCtlon, 1111 cames
to 1 close this lllll'lllY
Th1= cuuntdown it on 10 the final days of
1he Costa f\.1esa Friends of the Library's
silenl auction and book sale Sa1urday.
The 3uctton, which began las1 month.
will come to a ck>se 11 3 p.m. 'Saturday.
Rare, old ind otherwise in1ercsting books
are still available for auction and there are
90 on display for viewing.
The frionds group al.so .will sponsor its
quarterly book sale from 9 •.m. to J p.n1.
Saturday in the rront patio of the library.
1:eatured i1ems for sale include n 1987 sci
uf science and 1echnology encyclopedias.
Funds r:iiised :at bo1h events will support
both the Costa Mesa and f\·1esa Verde
libraries children's summer reading club
and help supplement their book budgets.
The library is at 1855 Park Ave . For
more informa1ion, call 646-8845.
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~promot ..
three, ldds new lllN
Orange County Fair&rounds
offiei:als announced three' promotions
and one hire 1his "·eek.
Janice Foster, 33, of Costa P.1csa,
was reccn1ly n:amed a business
a.ui,tant II, a slate title, in the
m.:iil\tenancc depanmen1, where she
currently works.
John Arciero. 43. of Laguna Hills.
"''3} promoted 10 maln1enance and
opcra1ions supervisor I.
Joann Robinson of Wcs1mins1er
was promo1ed 10 a business assis11nt
II to oversee ron1racts and incidcn1
claims.
P:atrick Sullivan, 41, of Diamond
Dar, is 1he l1test hire as the
fairaround's fina.nce olflCCr. He will
oversee 1hc ac:countina deparcmen1,
da111 proccssin1 and idmissions_
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Newport City
T he Newport Beach Ory
CO..ncil lhould allow 1hc .
proposed nP.M:lio bar to
·open neas: the airport.
.. Don't knock over the Cheerios
N..-want &o open Mtnnaid°I
-wbicb will reaturt· 1oplcu and
bot1omlcu duccrs -on
Martio,.W. Way hi 1he heart of
1he ailport bwiw diltrict.
wb~ ii "*1+.lled to bear the
maucr, lrmk:llly, on V1tenl1nc'1
Day. Talaio has ......i IO take
1he ma11er 10 court, ii nccessary,
as he did IUCCHlfully in Santa
Ana.
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voted 4-2 to deny the permit.
Defore the tteent ¥Ole. Assistant
Ciff Altorncy Robin Fk>ry
warned commissioners they
cannot di~riminale qainsi the
business jutt because they don't
like it So they c1me up whh
some Jcpl excuses as th in a •
G·strlna: the potential rise in
crime and threat or AIDS. (I
know, incredible. They shouJd all
bo sentenced 10 Mike Marino'•
sc:.1 education class at Corona del
1'he N~rt Beach 11torney
who will hive to defend the city
wlll go into coutt naked. stripped
ol lll legal dc(cnSCI by the pesky
first Amendment. Talmo can't
k>se. A firit·year law student at
Western S~o.lC· couldn't mess this
one up. ·
and cancel your
subscriptions
ye1. Oive me
150 words or so
to eicp1aln.
An and Oltvla
Nguycn""'1
~addy Murph(S.
the Sonia Ana
strip joint whose
... advertisements
You see, this isn't about
morality. It's about the .
Consthulion. 'The Supreme Court
has repeatedly ruled dancing
naked 10 be legal. a form of
expression allowed under the
Firs• Amendment. You may think
it's perverted. un-Ch.ristian and
u.ndermincs our romm.urri1y--
-~l~l~~·~·~'llVen vp the daily sporu
sectK>ns.
·Demand is, welt, Editor's
Notebook ouutripping. ---'"!"• supply, so the
Mar High School.) ·
So the Nguycns' attbrncy,
Ronald Talmo, appealed the
decision. to the City Council.
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't lol8 head over
vaklea. But tMar iocal ~aincnt.
the Oty CouKil, cu t impme
the 1own's morali\)t on 1 q.1
business.
The bCIC we nn do, tbrou&h
zonina laws, ls puih "9dult
en1ertainmen1" IO the outslc.irts or
our city. Newport ha& done a fine
job in thi& reaar~ Mermaid's i1n'1
within &'mile of the nearest
residenti1l nel&hboihopd. No
one, exttpt its patroM. will even
know it exisls.
So why 111 1he fuu? Ncwpon
Beach, whkh prides itself on, _
bcinc a cOnseMtivc town, shoukl .
do two simple lhinp.
No. I: De consistent with the
Constitution and its own
less-government, more-Cre~dom
credo -even if it's reprding a
topless -nd bottomless "theater"
wit h five runways 10 better serve
Meatill tllis
••••• Get
10%DFF
lu dlenu -and l9Pf'M'
Mermaid's.
No. 2: tct lhc free market
determine if Mermaid'.-should
ltay in Newport. My 1~ss is a IOt
of deotnt folks -maybe even •
the silent majority -don't aive a
· sequined uuel about a nudic' bar
opcninc near the airport. Some
miJht even like to 'become n:1· •
ulars. Af1cr all, Bruce Herschen·
sohn, the patron saint of lOcal
conservatives, has admitted to
being a customer at least one
s1rip joint on Sunset Boulcv1rd.
But if enouah Newpor1
residents adamantly oppose 1
nudic bar in their city, there ls a
better W>lution than an uQCOnsti·
tu1ion:il ban that will eventulllly
be overturned in coon after a
costly legal 'baule (hasn't New·
port had cnou&h of those la1cly'?).
• Here's wb.11 )'OU do. Set YV 1
d1iiy pn>tHI in Cronl ol
Merm:iid'&. This llrlleO woR.ed
nawk~ with an adult bookMote,
th.at initially woukln~I bi.adp from
Mariner's ~{ilc I rew yean bed..
Mosl men -married or
01hcrwiw: .:... headed Cor the
naked Wornen at t.!crmaKl's'
..,...wouldn't ~arc c"r05 1 picket Jine.
no m111er its length. You jusa
need a hnndful of pr01es1crs -
and a c1mer11, ... htch would repel
the cus1ome'"' hkt wooden
cr~ti do vampires.
Bul>1neu v.-ould plummet. the
Ncu.>ens would cven1uaUy be
Corced 10 move 10 a more
receptive city. and 1hc 5trc.ets or
Nc .... -porl would be pure apin.
l t'ti a.mazing the power of the
F1n1 A.mcntnent. .
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~~Gypsy In Me!"
. How to look )'Ol&ngcr
ai\d 1~1\'C m<irc cncrgy.
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-~:yps_y B oots
"The walking Symbol of
Freedom"
is bringing his whole
entourage tO Orange County
on
Saturday, February Sth-
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
at
Mother's Market & Kitchen
He'.ll be autographing
his new book,
"The Gypsy in Me!",
and giving o u t free samples
ofKyolic G~lic and his sweet'
tasting organically grown
California tangarines
and Medjool dates.
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His famous belly dancers
will be thett, as wdl as
., · Stella by Starlight
and his Freedom Band.
Come Join Us on~; FcbnJ?ry 5th
for a Fun Book Signing wt
Free Samples of Delicl&w Food.
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t30 to 10 p.m.. Call n2·1107.
cwnt ... ue.M. com NC;SMC G.99 FFF'PMP
"Lcaftlml1e Hope In a 8'okcn World ..
will Do tM subject of an addrc11 by
Workj Villon Prctldcnt Bob Seiple
.®riq a brcN:fut mcc1ina . ~lpONOl'Od by tho Pacific Cub and
Women of Vhfon. The CVCIU bcaJPI at
7 a.m. COM is SI l per pcnon. few
rcscrva1Jons, Pac:ir.c Oub mcmbc:n
m1y call 9'$·1123. Non-mcmbc11 e11ll
'[he French Comp1ny, &Sl-l400.
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'YOUN• ...... 111.tCMM MU,.
Tiie OtthWs Dance Companl of Corona dcl Mar lli&h School as
prc1en1ina i11 annual dance concert
1onliht. Frklay and Saturday 11 7:30
p.m. at the Newport Harbor tliah
School A,llditorium. Jrvinc and lS1h
l. Strcc1, Ncwpott Beach. The 1wo dozen
I hlah 1ehool 1lt11 who eompri.c lhc
dance company make 1hcir owo
C01lumc1. chorcocl'llph and direct the
entire show. ThC S7 adn'lluion COYCn
"C\iuin1 Lepl Coll(' h tho 11tlc of•
free seminar prc1en1cd by Barbara
Swkt 11 7 p.m. in the C.omn1unky
R~ or the Newport C.CnJCf Ubr:ity,
156 San Ocmcn10 Drlvc, Newport
BclC'h. Thc,prbcram will cover wa)'I 10
nid1.1cc r~. paid 10 •1t0tncys and will
include arbltr:uion, mcdhulon and
helpful publklldon&. C.11 6'4-3181 or
644·3191 tor dc:tall"
HiJhway in Newport Be.ach. Tope.
will include pilodna. naYipUon. boll
handlina. safc1y and 1c11l require•
mcnts. Then: is a S2S charp: for
materials and t>ooks. C.11 642-381 l.
M1yor't Dinner will bcain at 6 p.m. at
the Newport Beach M1rrk>u. TI\C
prosram tncludcs • \'Salucc to 1hc
M.,on of fl'cwpon Ocach" by .C:mC'CC
Dtrryl Wold and pUi and pre.1en1
Speak Up Newport presidents 03vc
OofT and Dayna Pcttil. A report on .
1'ha S111c ol Ncwpor1 8';:1ch" will be
&1¥cn by current Mayor Clare.nee ·
T\arncr. A rcttptioo is 11 6 p.m., '
rotkliwcd by :l 7:30'p.m. dinner and
CMIMI• WAllfAlf
The Otanat Col.in1y Yo..na
1tcpublkan1 aro htviRf; their 1994
Prc:iidcntt Ball a1 "'T°M Tate of the
Wblllc .. rc"au.ranl at tM Balboa
Pavilion. 400 Main St., IA Balbom from
6:30 p.m. to J a.m. Co6t k S$O for
mcmbcrt. $55 fot .on-mcmbcn. Call
Kelly J.f(Caw II 2SS-1512.
1 COiis ol 1hc produciion.· 1oan•• NUW CLUI Michael O. S1cphcn1, CEO and
President of 1-loq Mcmorill Prt"lbytcr~n liospl1111t. Ind •l~kc.11
Rosc:nbct~ Vko0Ptc1idcn1 of Pacific
Mutual ~re hlsv.rancc Company, *di
talk about Prcsldcn1 Ointon'1 hC'ahh
care reform mi1i11ivc dutln1. 7:30
a.m~b~llkfUI mcc1in1or1hc Newport
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Vo.lun1ccn arc needed 10-work with
the p1rcnt-alde proaram JpOnsorcd,by
1hc Child Abuse Prevention Center of
..Or1n1c County. Volunt~rs help
.families where an incident of child
abuse has occurred or b 11 risk of
OCC'Urrina. and help teach the client
family p:arcntin& and communication
A free nine week ~rsc on boatina
skills and seamanship, conch.acted by
the United Sta1cs Co:tsl Gu:ud
Auxiliary Ftotilla l·IO, bcains tonl&ht
:tnd continues every Thursday rrom 1
10 9:45 p.m. lhrouah March 31 11 1hc
Boy Scouts Sea B:asc, 1931 West Cout
P1rty 8111 to ll11f•li1/
Friday, V2S-5"ndoy, 1121
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Speak Up Ncwporfs 13th Annual
5fod ,.ur lrtas I•..,._.., Town
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CoU• ~h.s.a. C.111. fl01 •
Baymk1e HeeJlh I~ SeMcea
..... C-91 Clllfe;.'ftle ...... , .......... ikills and problcm·IOlvina 1cchnique1.
Volunteer tr11inin1 will be held from 9
a.m. IO 5 p.m. at the Exchange Oub
Child Abuse Prevention Center, 2482
Newport Blvd .• Sui1c 7. The clus will
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• Shoe Slretch ~f-'~-t<M~-s25~•~M~
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loot distance -'-• .. ~-A doun:lt la Atloa&a, Oa.: .--•·--" lhoir lmmicradoo to the company la •llO sponaorioc Tran'I tlolled Stala. Aod at .. 16,
prcte.ntalion nut week ln Traa bou&ht t.il first camera. His
Nonhem Calilotnia and is buddU>& ~hie stills urned
plannina 1 similar evcrit ln 1he Los him 1 ICholanhlp to the Art
-Angele• area. lnaltute ol Atlanta •here be
"So many of the Im.apt ot araduatcd in 1913. He mo¥Cd 10 Vietnam arc war-related. This lt a Costa Mesa In 19&9 '#here his
more timely lmacc or Vietnam," parenta now also live.
U)'I Glc.nn Braverman, senior Althouah his family was \
manujc.r of fnternatiol'lal rcll1ivtty we1hhy in Vieln&m. th!y·
'pnarkctina 11 MCI. "We were did not hesitate 10 leave the '
k>oklna for photO&flphs to bse in counuy, fonakina their home and
our adYenikments for the poue•ions. "We were pretty
Vie1n11mcsc: community and we comronablc in Salaon. We ltved In
·fell in kwc wi1h Mr. Tran..-WOrk.'~ a big house on the main s1rect -
A book of Tran's pholo&raphs i1 two-and·a·half miles from the
aho in lhc works. • palace where the presidenl lived."
Tran, V<ho lives in C.OSta Mesa Tran says. .. What we owned meant
with his wife and two youna nothina to us. without freedom ...
daughters. left Vietnam in 1976 With word lb.at Prcskltnt Bill
with his parents, three brothers Ointon plans 10 remove the
and a sister. After numerous 19-year trade emb>rao aeainst
unsuccxssful attempll JO leave the Vietnam, Tran says he-shares .the
coun.try lcaally, his parents bouaht mixed fcelinp of Yic1namue
a fishing bo2t and planned the Americans. But Tnin uyt his
f:imily's c1eapc. They toott 1he-fondest wish is for the Vietnamese
boal ·out repntedly on routine people 10 escape 1hc g.rindinJ,
fishing tries so 1~1 authoritics _ ___pove.ny...he witnessed _fiurin_a his
.,.,.ould nOt 6i susptelous. triP. back home. ·
,"We just 1ried to act like we ..:,:; 1"hey arc beyond poor," he
twcre fishermen." Tran uys. aays ... A school teacher makes •
"E\·ery time we JOI on or off t~c about Sf3i a mon1h and that's aood
boat they would check everythinc." money. They're hard-work.ins
Tran's family finally· left. mak.in& people and they arc hungry. They
--a fivc·d3y ~gc to a refugee have to survive."
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appearancrt. RohnbachC.r dis·
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Lury Kina'• ftalionally syndicated
radlolMw.
Otspii. proeau from lhc Lati·
oo commUAity. Rohrlbachcr uid
there is wide59rcad support for
denyina, Kar« federal funds to ii·
lepl imml&tant~
1"his bu onty been 1 problem
for the liberaJ Ocmocrau who
control · Con$fcJS." Rohrabacher
said. '1'he Jibcril Democrats m._.ay
HONORS ..
-.... ••r . Solutions. Citizens fo r fk1ter
Costa Mesa,. lhe Costa f\1esa His·
torkal Society, the Newport-Mesa
Association of Realtors, Citizen~
for Downtown Redevelopment
aod tho chamber's legisl:ni\'C com-
mittee. Sho .is•a charK'r rm:mbcr of
Mep Pfide.. -Man of thC Year Paul Urccht is
the O'#llnc r-of-Bj«ht 0rchid O;:ir-
dcns &. Gift Shop. ""hi ch he
opened od Harbor Boulevard in 1962. .
.. 1 think this is a real greJt
honor," Brecht said.
Brecht, 74, lists his hobbies as
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dear tltoy ..... fdt tile bcaL"
o,.,... Qiuory l.dao luder
Mun> ""'°ta -pattd 1be le ..
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'1ll lJ I ud, &ad day,* uid Mo.
tel, Mate urbta atrlin director tor
lhc Lcasue or United Lalin Arner·
it.an CilUcns. .. Al 1 C0111Cqueocc
of this, we wDI become lM victl.mt
of hate. Thi$ ls like flomc. We will
now be fed to I.be Hons ol hate
and ignor1nce." •
Montes. who dtb11ed Ro-
brabacher last wt.ck on a Lo& An·
gelcs tcJcvision news mow, Aid he
e.11pccts the ~sislation to spark 1
g11rdcning -Orchids, of course -
and golf. Married 48 years 10 J1ne
Breeh l, he his two daughters and·
fo ur grandchildren.
A .staupch advocate for growth
1n 1he business community, Brecht
frequently contributes nowcrs and
plants 10 kxal bU!iness luncheons
and fu nd-raisers, as well as the ag-
riculture depanmcnts 11 Cos1a
t.1eu High School and Orange
Coast College ..
B -L ' J\..,. f " -rc'"'1t ---u-a-rcsidcnt o lm ne;
but you wouldn't know it look.ins
at his dedication 10 Cos1a Meu
iervices: His services include pasi
preside nt of the Newport-Harbor
Orchid Society. member of . 1he
Cos1a Mesa Bcau1 ifica1ion Com·
"'.Send Your
&om$20.00
Black Tie Delivery
with your choice of
·•candy
• Stuffed Animals
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Cmnplk lirw af Party Su,,Uits. s.lkiom •"" lrwil•no.tJ °""' Mon-Sal ,.,,,...,
270 F. 17th SL #l2A, Costa Mesa
of lift Is lmportanl lo Nor>
.....,_ Johnson After loOl<ing II
.. lltf (lllllons, Sh• dtck1<11 -
'9flact'lltnt surQll"I would htlp
...... htr pein and get htr rnobl1tty ----·-tobt. II you'Vt bttn tullorlng from
clll.C. Mllllflig flip or WI ptllt
M lo.,....orjolntelalNGI. or ltM
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11doa&I dcblcc on the stllt.ll ot ii· lepl ..........,,. in tbe United -·-nc moral ilMiCI a.rc Qlt and
drf," Mon&« Mid. "'It's a bwnani·
tariu illuc and ii IOC' lO the
hean aocl flbor of th' -.otry."
Bot llol>nbac:Mr uld tl>c l<J-
iatalioa 1dd1U1C:1 hwnuitarlan
•c:once.ru and .dots not de.a)' crncr-
J<""l' rnedat eore. .. , wn ncvcr Of,PC*d IO provid~
... emcrsency ~.nee 10 people
tn their · momcn1 or need... Ro-
hrabachcr aakl~ .. We Jhou1d pro-
vide emcracncy scrvlcc, but then
;we lhould immcdiatety deport 11\.c
illqal aliens after hclpinJ them
'ifut-of a d.an,erous situation." -mittcc, member of the Cos11 ~1e'a
Chamber of Commerce, past pre5'·
den1 of 1he Newpor1 HarbOr Lions
Oub, member of lhc NewpQrt
Elks Oub and bo1rd member of
lhe Costa ~1esa Historical Society
PIM _,_.,
no<hifta ..., ba9l><N.. ho uid.
Newpon 8eadr uridaa Illa -
pon-1 ........... , ... ~ wbldr -·· beea actM aloce tile deadly U.,
Buda q,..k< of 19)).
"Tocby the ••poru ro.-po-
tential m.P, prob&c:ms for Ne-.
pon ll<lldl U a siinilaf or ~r
quake. qcnak,.. Hamilton taad.
'Brids<f to all •icl>• iolan<k and
the peninsula could be d1m•scd.
Watc:,. powe:t, p s.. K"Wer and lele·
phone service m:ay be interrupted,
pouibly l<>r dayS.""
'The harbor -which is $itua1ed
around the islands, pct1.insula and
inainland -would be thc: pcr(ect
loca1ion for a command center,
H:imihon said.
One pct'k to Hamilton's plan:
"You can't ree l an 'aftershock
when you're o n lhC "Natcr," H:i.rsh·
b:i.rgcr s.aid.
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COMMUNITY-FORUM
COMMUNITY FORUM RUNS THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS •ft!TETO: PILOT L!1TOS, llO'lr. IAY ST.OOSTA MESA, CA 'W7•FAXTO: '46-4170 •UADDS' HOTIJNE (CALL-IN COMMEl'tl'S): ·-
Toa many
·questions,
·not enough
answers
A ) my friend James Thurber was rqnd of
.saying, "It is better 10 know-some of
tht questions 1han 111 of the answers."
foor a change, I have very few answers
todity, bul I have a ,.hole iot ofquesdons:
\'Vh•t, for cxRmple, is 1111 this blather about
•
.............. •
'
An eart baking
proposal?
Debate rages on whethe_r fede ral government should p~ovide
quake relief to ill.egaL-immigrants-c aught in · Northridge disaster
•
"
-:r
th~ city of Newport Beach
proposing' 10 do away -~ith jll___
t radcmarlt biuC ana -~!Ow
vehicles?
---1 :--::---:--:--::---:--:-=<=;=:;;::;:::=::;;;~~~ -;===~~=.°-~ _,_..;...~..,..,c:-.,,.... --"I--R egarding the Comm.unity Forum lctten from iiiii . Lei's recocnizc lhtll thoiC currcn1ly blamina all { f
Fl'lll ...
On the . Coast
When the town needs
some new wheels, why
doesn't whocvcr's in charge
of such things just order a
plain blue 1ruck o r car?
When the vehicle is
delivtrcd, it goes straight to
the city yard for a spritz of
yellow paint and, voila!: For
may~ 20 buc.b, a fine
traduion has been preserved.
Also. don't you think it
v•ould be a good idea to ·
1wo-1onc the cxccuuvc fleet of city cars, too,
instead of 1he standard Anonymous Whit~?
That way . yo u'll at .... ays know who's where
.... ·hen, if nol ...,.hy
(Personally. l don't think t.his business of
g1\'1ng up the two-lone vehicles has anything.
tu do v.•ith saving money: The way Ncwpon IS
gluncJ ""1th CSC alums, 1t'.) obvious it ha.\-
0rgtuuzed a covert Cllbal 10 get rid of the c.i1y·s
lovely Bruin blue and gold color scheme.).
While on the subiect of USC, wouldn'1 i1
make sense forlthe school to play this fall's
football schedule at Anaheim Stadium if the . ·
Coliseum remains closed? The whole county's
awash in tho&c Trojan types,.
Wouldn't it be nice to lee some good
football played there again? '
When you're waiting in the express
checkout line at the market, do you
·surreptitK>usly count the number of items
people in front of you have? Do you speak up .
. if pne of them has more than the requisite 10
or 12?
What abou1 when someone whips out a
chec.kbook when the onfer is-all-rung up and
\a)'l. "Oh, gee, I didn't know ... '"?
W hile we're still at the market: How how
come they only have two kinds of
bananas: green and rock-like or brown and
m()()!l;hy., W.ha1 's the difference bcrwccn apple
iu1ce and apple cider? ,~1 Anybody else agree thal the teal winner of _
the Supc.1 Bo...,J was Pe~i with that hilarious
ape con1mcrc1al? And wfiat do you suppose
will happen if. ~avi= us all, 1hc Buffalo people
get rn 1he Hype Bowl again?
With-90-many bad sportscasters 1)-rrthr>tr-+
where's crsrwhilc Balboa resident Merlin
Ol!iOn nov.· 1hat we need him? (According 10
my daughter, who wcn1 to college with
Merlin's daughter Kelly, the big guy's enjoying
life 1n Park City, Utah.)
How do insurance salesmen, stockbrokers.
c l al. know CJ.actly when yo u're sitting dov.•n
lo dinner?
Why don"t people who call wrong numbers
at 6 in the morning ever say lhey·rc sorry for
awaten1n1 you?
Why Is It. Charline Weiss wan1s 10 knew.'.
1ha1 thcre·s never anybody crossing her
dnveway -except when she wants to 1urn in "
Ir O ranae Counry pohtic1ans can't even get
i.oget het on forming a commission lo
dc1ermine the fu1urc of El ·roro, hov. arc they
ever going to agree on what to do ""'tt h the
place?
Why is it tha1 when you scramble eggs, 1he
pan geu all gucked up. but when you do an
omelet it comes oul shck as can be"
Anybody else find it patheuc th at. on the
sa me day 1hc ('ahfornia lcg1~lature approves
five -counl 'cm frtt ' -"threc-,tnkc .. bill,1.
they defeat a measure that could make ·
carrying a con1.calcd ""('apon a felony instead
of the m1\Clcm('ano r 11 1s now "
So do you \!lit thin k that wme poht1c1an~
aren•t bought dnd paid for b) ·
spec1al-1n1cr('st~"
F'rrd fll1'rtin's rolumn 1'1ln.f t•·try Thursday
•nd Saturday.
readers in response 10 Rep: Dana our 1roubles on .. outsiders" benefit in more ways
Rohrabacher's proposal to deny earthquake than one from the sys1cm tha1 perpetuates their
aid to undocumented 1mmi1ranu, .count this reader lmmiara1ion.
as one who is definitely not in agreement with the MIKE GREENE
congressman.
I don't know which is more shameful -Rohra·
bacher°s ini1ial proposal or the· type of rcspo~ it is
getting from certain Orange County residents.
Ahhough some or the people writing in were
probably sincere, I cannot help but pOint out how
hypocritical, how selfish such sentiments are. Whal
Rohrobacher and his ilk arc saying is that these
people arc good enough to wash our cars, grow and
pick our produce, build and clean our homcs,-and
even raise our kids, yet arc not wor1hy or being
given assistance when they arc in trouble. I believe:
that most undocumented immigrants did not come
here lo live off the public dole. Rather, I lhink 1hat
they ca me here 10 w6rk and to improve their lives.
ju~t as most everyone else's forebears did,
If thC borders were truly scaled off. IJ]d ,u
so-called illegal immigrants~re deported, I would
be in trigued br ~hcsc same readers' ou1ragc at the
sudden and widespread increase in prices resulting
from 1hc diminished supply of 1hosc wiUina .to work
fol1wha1 most "lega1·· residents v.·ould consider
peanu1s. Dana Aohrabacher
CAnAILCOYI
·Argument over wetlands drips on
-~Hoag Hospital expansi on plans would gobble up Cattail Cove
S tevc t.i:irble's Jan 15 column · as 120 linear feet and a dccrcaloe
-"Not every drop of water 'of approicima1ely 10 10 20 fee l in
is a wetland .. -conccn-1he bluff edge elevation
!rates on only one aspect of the constituting subs1ant1::il \:ind form
Co:istal Commission s1aff denial o( altcra1ion.
the I-long Hospi1al master plan. It •The tl rea be 1iwecn Nc...,·porl
is also rni slcadine in cdn1en1 and Boule"ard and Superior A\.cnuc
1he O\·crall in1prcssion i1 leaves. nonherly of Co:i~t 1-i igh...,:iy is
""'ilh the reader. shown for Recrcationo l and En·
L1~tcd below are some, b"ut not viron111ental"o n) acc. Ex an·
--41»;-of-throb raise e s1on o Hoag ospi1a as a rea y
__e-oastal Commission in justifying been accontnlodatcd by 1hc 65.000
/ 11s denial. They arc in addition 10 square f6ol. three -st ory .ca~"
the wetlands issue. cenler and the 7.590-squa ·foot.
• It ""'ould not be in conformity sinile·•tory child care cent .
~llh the provisions of Chapler 3 •The state [}cpartmcnl f .Fish
of the Californ ia Coastal Act of and Game. in a lc11cr da1ed June
1976 and· would prejudice the 24, 1993. identified 1he on-sile
ability of 1he local government we1land) a~ 1unsdic1ional
having jurisdiction over the area welland~.
to prepare a local Coastal There are other concerns that
-Prog ram conforming to the have not been addressed by 1he
provisions of the Coastal Act. Hoag plan. No 1hou,ht has been
•The land use designation was given by Ho:i.g llosp11al manage·
sc i and still is ''Recreational & mcnt or the n1aster plJn's effect
Environmental Open Seace." The on 1heir neighbors. 1"hc massive
'Lan.d Use Plan emphasis is on building exp:insion that will
parking, public recrealional and' restrict vie...,·s, the el1111in1uion of
'isual tnvironmcnlal ·purposes. the bluff and increase in local
• ProJ?OSed development is 1raffic have for the most part ·been
1nconsisten1 wi th SeCtion 30233 or ignored. Hoa& has ~1 :ued on nlOre
1he Coastal Act in that it is nol 1n than one occasion thnt they
allowable use and is noi the Toast "intend to·be a &ood neighbor,'·
cnvironmen1ally damaging but lhcir ac1ions h::ivc Con1radic1ed
:alternative mi1iaa1ion. Hospital 1\"those ...,·ords.
e"<tp:uyjon is not an aUowabl~use It ~ems bnly r:ur lhat you, as
of a-wetland. an inOuential edi1or who helps
•The current proposJI, shape publtc opinion, should
ho .... cvc r, includes aradin& and ~ -present a more balanced view or
dedication of a total of only 0.8 ~'ust· what brouaht about the denial
acre for park area •Ion& the bluff the Co4stal Commission.· Hoa&
lop. 0.8 acre represents ieu than S os.pital certainly will nyt
perttnl or thC: total parcel. This publtclze lhc full 110ry.
..,.'Ould be brou&ht aboUt by the R.H. STEWART
reccuton ol the bluff race u .triueh Newport (koch
' "
0
I an1 1c::illy d1stu1bcd at the
con11nu1ng h::tssle :tboul the
w -called "Cut 'J':ul Cove." I
believe tha1 I am about as )\rong
a respecter and ud ,uc.itc of
prC'Serv:ition of the """ctliln<l~ :tlo
.in)one and 1h1nl that 1n)'
credcnli::il) :Jre prelly strong 111
\Vhcn I wa) a little boy, I
c:imc 10 Ne..., port-with m)
grandfiJhcr and, as an inf:.ant ~1th
rny parcnls and I do nol
remember any s1o11.:amp or .... e1 l;ind
there during the latc.1930's or
the 194o·s.
The first appc ::a rlln~·e: or
an)th1ng resembling 3 """('II.ind 1n
1h:i1 area came afler the bl uffs
""·crc carved off in prep;nat1on
for the ~SI Freev.ay. 'l"he
frec...,ay, of course, v.·:as \"Olcd
down b)' the general populace.
The bluffs were cut bacl , -
h0'4cvcr, ror fill clsc...,hc1c ;\bout
the s:ime time, or t.hortly afler
that, the :ipartmen1s. clc. ""erc
built on the land above and, later,
the drainage o:ippcnrrd down
below.
I present this inforn1a1ion to
1 you ns an lldditional bit of
his1oric prospective and do In·
dicatc clearly 1hi&t.thcre 1o11-us ccr··
u1inly 11othing 1h'At tould p0ss1bly
be referred to as a nn1ural ~1cr
C9Ur1C or wellands 1he:re in ihttt
loc:u ion withtn my memory un1il
the disn.ip1ion by the gr:idina :and
excava1ion. a.s wc:ll 11s the
lrrl111k>n of the soil .txwc.
ALAN V. ANDREWS, M.O .
Newport Beach
. Tu.slip
D ana Rohrabachtr is ~Ir ri&ht. Govc.mmcn1 t~,
should not be ~yina benefits to il.lcaal ,
immigr:ints because it shouldn•t be sn11n~ benefits
to legal immicfants, either.
GO\'trnmcnt "aid" is really money 1aken b)' force
from the productive members of soctcty and
reCS istributcd lo unproductkic membert.
This is stealina. The p-cmment should no1 be
stealing Crom anyone. Or roe anyone.
Thus .. Ruh r1baeher is half·way on _the r~d to
Bber1y, and he's facina the ri1h1 directiori .
Dul tic's still implying it'~ all ri&ht for iovcmmen1
to ~teal and rcdis1nbute money, ·as long as it is
redistributc:d to 1hc "r1gh1 .. people.
All Oranee Coun1y re1oidcn1.i. 1o11·ho 11re in !avur ol
slopping :all government 1heh, for all reasons. c:an
simply \"Ole Ubcrtarian in the next ~lection.
Libcr1:1ri:ins oppose. :and :ire ,.'Orkin& to end, all
formi. o f rocrcjve ~a).lltion
un1u'
No more lllerlls
on the COlllCll
DON HULL
C~1a ~1caa
Daily Pilo1 Edi1or S1c:w: ~l11rble'i
Chr1s1m;is \\'ish L1s1 (D«. I , 1993) hu "a
t.c:u on the C~lil ~te.>.::1 Council for lawn
b1& heart Karen ~tcGlinn," the Sh11re Our
Schc) Ll\ar11y 0 1rrctor
Karen truly 1s very bn&ht, encrgc1ic,
charism111lc, 11 &enu1ne humanitarian We
shOuld :all cmula1e her, Canonize Karen
for 1o:un1hood'? Absolutely. K.aren ror City
Council'? Not no .... ! Our (ivc-rncn1ber
Council olrcady hl.\s fiy.e-··blttdtng he-11r1"
liberals, includina Jay Humphrey and Peter
Ouffa \\ho 11rc .ceking re·clcclton.
l'"hc «.'lc!Ar conseq'1c:nc~ ol 1hcir rec:ozd
r> our high, unna1ur1I crime r.ate,
'u~id1zed dc.n~ny, e.'(tt~s rentals. lnffic.
raeial 1ensions, ~rvice cOs1s, illeg3I aliens,
...,·astcful spending. propeny dt\:tluatt0n.
bli&hl ind O\ercro1o11·dcd scbOOls wi1h
Enghsh·spe:ik1ng s1udcn1s nceing the
daJ:tricl. Note: t.los1 of 1hesc cond11ions arc 1
much higher per pen.on or capita tha.n our <
8th plo:ice popul:u1on tanking 1unon1 the 32
co unty c111cs.
The council "1rely needs ronsel'\at1~
balance 50 as 10 ch.lnge t0\11-ard majority
rule, rouncilmonic' distr.ns. a campaign
code .and direct m:1yonal elec1tons ..
CHRIS ~t STEEL
Coslll ~1esa
£dJtor'1 note: Cbris Sitt/ J.1 • ~ttnnl•I
rouncJI candidalc.
lllanks for the
Belt Buy future
' Once :igaln I would lik~to ex-press my
apprecl:Hion for your recent Best Buys
re::11ure on Knl&f\llbridgc C.rpcfl ind Uphol~1cry dcanfni. l'be rospOnSc: has
been ~uite remarkable, ·
The value of your column both 10 the
re11dc:r and to the Jmall businus pcrwn
can be immense.
Kindes1 rcprds and bcil wishes for your
column·s continued &uttt.U.
MIKE DUNKLEY
Newport Duch
Annual Roman feast, aucdon Wiii nelp youths nod, keep IP1ployment
T he rc1urn on SIO is really
cxlraordinnry.
for a mere SIO you can
cmptoy $0().plus kids, and provide
job skill ,
tralnlna and
career
cou n.se Hna 10
2.000 more.
An4 a arc-11
pas1a dinner is
1hrown lq.
Tel\ bucllt is
the cost of
... ldmGsion to the
-J!!!!._. annu.al Roman •.. Feut put on by
Ibo Y°"tll Cak M Emp.__.o,
....... krvb~lh•
H-AIH,
The din ner .. nd auct ion· ls 1his
Tuesday night from ·$:30 to 8:30
p.m. at 1he Costa Me a .
Community Center, 1845 Park
Aw:nue ih Costa Mesa. •
The You1h Employme•1
~Mee -YES -Is in ht 24th
y<1r of ope"'ion. \IES ~
available to every 14· 10 22.·1ear
old in thc..tl._ewporl·Mcsa Unlned
School Dis1rlCt. YES it 1
voluntary, non·proOt
orpniutk>n. lt's·not 1hc
ptrnmenl, it't a i'O'f.P or
Pfivtite t«lor volun1een ead
busineae.s that c:ountel )'CNnl
people on how to find llld hoN 1 Joi>. In 1119), kldl made tholr...,
to Ille YES olllcu on 2, 779
....... Moro lh1t1 ,,0 ol
tboM .Wll tUll)Cd latO jok
• Th1u't an excellent record or 1hc m111er or ~rernonles. ind
auccess. . entenairurient will be' provided by
More than 6QO lo<al employen Jim Roberti' "Bafboo Buch
ire reaJ1tercd with YES. These C.Ompan1." Frink Okwlnenl
cm~n"recefve the YES O\'Cf1Ctl the dinner. ti\ lhorl, an
m111inp and 1tO COGlK].C:d 111-llllr lioeup keeps lhC d inner
llCCO«lina to tholr n,udl when tradition la JOOd healtlo.
YES thinks a.staid> has been In this en ol St,000 11blet,
• made 11e.-n a -& Mllllt .. d YES 11,..111 lllJCr 1udkoce. A
In .... b\lilnca. , • ..... $50 bu)'i -tlckcll Ind I
YES Niii oo 1 llloe>trina. but Friendl _.....i,ip. Bvt If )°"r
11 ....U. iarJe11 bccau1< or the budlct It ...tl<r, 1ltea 1 ...,. to
en11t....-. ot ib whtn1ecr1 ind tNcia pYts JC* oe tbc lidc of the tho~-ollhe ' ....... e-IO ib _ _._ YES h Allor '""' ,..n of ""'Yi .. an a1mJtc..ot oom •"•kJ •Mee · N0111I•. tM .._. __..., '9
11111-. ........... ollifa.&-UM al .,......,.,,,,.._YES 1'oo -tllo llod _..YES .. lllato _ __,_ ..... _ ..... -k ........ __
klllaJI"!••---· ~ .... ,....h .... ..... Ill M1i111 I dkC ... Dole 11 ,._ io p1 tr' 1 Im • 111111 lllo
group.
If l haven'1 yet l'D()lled you Co
buy a ticket, or lo call YES
Executive Director Lynne
Gc1bam at 642-0474 10 slan up as
arriend, It.en let me •ppt.al 10
pure emotMln.
Who pYO )°",our fintjob7 A
friend's dad in tm paid me S3
10 hour 10 ICTtpe, prime ind
pain1 about a million carpons. I
have ohen ODMidcl'td KndiQ&
him lft Invoice lor tht '°"&hly ·
SI0,000 thal oepented ..... t 1lic
mbcr1bla job wu -.b Uc! wba1
I ... Plitl lor IL B•L t. foci. I
-llilo.F' .. jollo-..... to -.,. ""':lr." .... . -llla11 ..... ,..., ... ... ., .............. .... -. -... ............ ..
for a re1I check 1lmo11 1lwa)'I
pays or! for both emp~r and
employee.
-I've condue1ed an tnronn.al poU
a~nd my office. Every sin&fe
pc.non l'tc asked clearly •
rcmembcn their fine job -
boxlna beer 11 1 7·Etc.cn, .......
tables a1 Bouiua, or fWina COMt
at ll Fll""1. No doubt )°" do •
ell.
YES...U.t1-•--™<.wlh_MS_
wppon. lo I IMipe ,...,. jola •
oo ,_,=II ... Ooolo -Ca Clalor. ... ...... ._.' -•11&•"-• ...,,.., ...... ; -·
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n 'Playland'
By TOM TITUS.
S outh Coast Repertory
and director Marlin
Benson have .given· local•.
audiences three previous
llStCS or SoUth Africnn
laywrigh1 Athol •Pugnrd, but none
as been so complc1cly nourishin&
s the cur~nt Second S1agc pro-
duclion of "'Playland."'
Wrinen :r.r1er the release o( Nel·
)On t..1andcl:a. a.I the dawnin.g oC a
new, pos1·aparthcid era, "Play·
,land" Cl<>rcises spectcn of the re·
cent pas1 and offen 1hc faint glim-
mer of hope for metal harmony in
the future. Like Fugord's !cu·
:icccssiblc "The Dlood Kno t.'' ii is
a l"v-c haracter dramn churning
v.nh r:av.' emotion. but this la.1es1
v.o rk cont:uns la}Crl of hum:ini1y
behind the rage. ·
Ucn)()n has choien 11 pair of su·-
pc.rla1i\·c actors to represent the
bl2c._ and v.h1te of South African
M.w:1ct) -29-)ear SCR \C:lc:ran R1·
chard Do)le and company nc:v.··
comer Kenc Holliday. \Vhile Hol-
1iday IOOmli :is o po-.·crCul pres·
en<'c, it is Doyle. gi\"1ng the per·
form:ancc of his life, who cle\'31C'S
''Playl1nd" 10 the the:r.1r1ca l strato·
•phcre.
Their charactcn arc emblematic
of a wc1et) in 1ransi1ion. Ho lliday
i) the caretaker of Playland, a
M:e:Jy. run-dollon tra\"efing carnival.
v.h1ch Doyle \U.&IS on Ne"' Year's
E\'C 1989 scckin1_ to buoy his n~g
g1n1 spiri1s. Both arc h•un1c:d by
lhc demon~ o r "number six" -
lhc: si,'<lh tQ.mmandment. '"thou
•hall noc k.111,"' .,.hich bO!il"haVC-
brokcn.
In Doyle's caK. the command·
mcnt v.as sh:lucrcd 10 bits. His
rltaracter'• role :u :1 gO\"'Crnmenl
~ldicr 1n the Oordc:r War against
~he South West African People's
Orga11iz:11ion v.as a murderous
one, re-.uh1ng in u'ncbuntcd kill-
ings,. Holl1d:.y's sin w:.s more per-
sonal, vcnge:ancc a&ai nst a white
man for the -1;1pc of his ... ·ocnan.
Both arc livin1 in o.nauish:
Doyle lor the guih he eannol
1h:ike. Holliday for the remorse he
cnnnot feel. even lhou&h he has
become fcrvchlly rcli&ious. And
Richard Doyle (left) and Kene Holliday clash in Athol Fugard's
post-apartheid drama .. P.layland'.' at South Coast Repertory.
bo1h use their considerable )l.1lls
to dr:iw their audience into their
pn\':tlc hells.
Do}le has gi\"en three Jecadl-~
v.or1h of indelible perforntanccs ::11
SCR ("Holy Days." "Frankic :ind
Johnny in the Claire de Lune"),
but his haunted cx-wld1er in
"Pl :iylaAd .. · rnay be h1.s ..ib.solute
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WHllE: S•cond Slog• of
South COOlt hpeftory, 655
Town C9liter--Orhe, COlto ......
WHEN: Tue1dovs through Fri·
days Of t p.m., Saturdays at
2:30 and I p .m .. Sundays ot
2:30 and 7:30 p.m . tf\rOUOh
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HOW MUCH: $23-$33
MOii 1NfO: 957-4033
finest. He is ~il.ing a:i. he. re.
counts 1hc slaughter of the p;i.s1 ,
comparing his victims 10 lhc cab--
bnacs he used 10 count in child-
hood. Doyle's 1ra nsi1ion Crom holi·
day revelry to cxcrue:i1tin1 ancu1)h
is br1llian1ly accomplished.
There is rage. also. bo1hni tx--
ne:i.th :t'.c surf::ice or HollidJy')
surl) night -....1tchman. and il
erupts "-"Lth controlled ful) 3) he
lCllS Of .i \engcful mission he
.... ould repeat 1f g1\en a chance:.
H1~ 1n.i.b1lily to feel .sorry for his
1K1tm or remur)C for his crin1c is
J.) pqj:nant ti:> Do)le's OVCr"'-hclm·
1ng agon) for h1) man) "nun1bcr
\l\C)
_ Kobl'ft lh11J ',. ru~1y. Ju~1,, dc-
brr,·\tlc"n CJrn11.1I selling " a
pcrfccl nietaphor for a ci1'iliz.a1ion
1n ruins. and P:aulle Jenkin)· gaudy
11glitingCrrtcts provtdc ~m1tm
Cl'-'l:i.m;:ation po1nl). The contr:as1
11,1 C\Ji.1un1cs -fr om Doyle') light-
colorcd coot and 1ie to Holhday's
da.r ... seedy at11rc: -i"i. ~~i\Jfully
carried out by Julie Keen.
··PIJ)land" I) ,.\1hol Fug3rd ::i t
1hc lo p of hi-. forn1, nol to rricn·
t1on1 dircc1or Ucn>0n and. ac1or
Du) lc. both of "hom h:ivc 1m·
p;re~en ."SCR""Tulli(if(c) for three
Jcc:::idc~. ll's :a stunning· produc1ion
on all counls.
l'tftu Titus is 11 fn.~l:Jntt writtr
Mho ml<"•"S loc•I lhtaltr for lbt
Dall1 Pilot.
SM.<.v,r,. N'Ql.Tt.UT, 0.W..Y Plwr
Director Mary Sullivan ·slack (lett} goes over1a scene lrom "Ladies 1n Aetlr8ment'" with ac>
.LJoannL__U_ndecWood Ccente~) ~~or Schmidt at Newport Theater Arts Center.
The Golden Girls
Cast brings abt1ndance of life, stage
experience to 'Ladies in Retirement'
By qHRISTOPHER TRELA
W en long·t1mc Corona. dcl ~tar
csidcnl Ehnor Schmidt ..-.as 1cach1ng
school in S.:.in\;1 Ana ~n1e 50 years
ago, she ".1s b111en h\ the :ic1ing bug.
l"hough she never g;.i~c up 1e..1ch1ng. )he acted
in numerous loc;il commun11~ rroduc11ons
¥ihcncvcr She could lier )un1n1cr ,10.:I.. rcsunlc
includes perrormanr:Cl> a1 the I .:.igun:i !'!;1~ hous.e
.,.nth a number of nu1.iblc n . .1111~-~-,\f1c1 retiring
from leaching. Schn11d1 con11nueJ 10 pr:.1ctice her
f:1vo111c hobby: ac11n~_ llcr )a1ei.1 cn..Jcavor,
··l!l.dic5 in Rctiremt'nl." open) .u Nc"port
·rheJttr Art~ Cente1 :h1., u.ccl.enJ
'"At one time II Y.J'I J \Cl) >m.11J g"1bup of
people th:it were doing 1hello~.
FYI
reason\ th:u d1rcc1or \.!:in SuliN'"Jn Slack the
D:iil) P1lo1·) \\\.1n1.1n l)f 1hc Year in Thc:a;cr for
Jl}(j_,_ Jcc1JcJ tn ni.1un1 a production uf "LldiCllo 1n
H.e11ren1c nt :,1.1~1. .icteJ in 111oo different
proJu~lll.~n~ 0f ilie plJ), 1he la\! in 1970.
··-Jhc pl..1~ h." _,1",1~·) 1n1ngtieJ me," Slack :i.a1d.
"J\e ;i1-...J~) l.lrJ 11 11·) been sor1 o f pushed out
of !he rcrert• ~' !"r ..Om) 11me I 1hought 11 was
umc tu bung .t t,_,, ~
"I 1elt I unJcrlh...xl 11 "cit enough that I could
do .1 nn.:e Job v.uh ii Another rcaso'n l wanted to
d0 1h1~ piece 1'-bc~·Ju~c it's a period piece, and I
IO\c .inyttung th.11 ·~ per!Od whcrc I can put women
1n· -...onJerful Jrcl)e) It') a 11o-onderfu\ )how to
Joul. .it··
Sl:ilk JeitN:>cJ ''Ladu:s 1n Retlrcmenr· as •·ia
~ycholog1e~I s1udy of family
bonding. Jt '5 about
responsibility, and 1iv1ng up
thing)," said Schn11Jt ··No"
1hey come from all O\Cf Soa1h-
t'rn Californ ia, so 1i's rcall~ J
thullengc" l:inding roles.
Prior to ..1 recent rche:trsal
fur "'l.Jdie) in Ret1rcmcn1' ...
Schmid!. "ho s1::1.1cd her ugc-ai.
··se\·enl)·something," displayed
:an old sc napbopk full of clip·
pings of s.ome of her pc:rforn1-
anccs. One cl1pp1ng.. dated
1949, sho"cd a photo of ~er
3nd Burl l\e) 1n "The ~t an
\\'ho C;an1c To Dinner" :i.t 1hc
WKAT: "lodle1 In Rerltement"
WMERE: N,wport Theo1e1 Arts
Center, 2501 Clttl Drive, New-
onc:·s life 10 taLe care of
another."
Sci in Engl11nd 1n 188.S, the
ploy is billed as a
murder-mystery, full of
bladtmail and deceit. Scr1tch1n&
bcne:1th the 5u.rfacc rcvcals sn
ironk talc of 1 dysfunctional
family who's problems para,lel
today's headlines.
-lleoch WMEN: operi1 a p.m. Friday.
Petfonnonces 8 p.m. Thurs-
days ttvough Soturooys ond
2:30 p .m. SUndoys ft'lfough
M0tch 6
HOW MUCH: $13
MORE INFO: 631-0218 "It's been challencing for me
to bring some or tod3y's
•thin king into ii," Sixt
conceded "Bui I'm really excited abou1 ii. I have
a \\Ondcrful cast. :ind thcy"'i.-C worked 50 hard.-
Laguna P la~huuse Another
lti.ted :a pl.1~ fc:11ur1ng Ellen (\Jrb). "ho Y.t'nl on
10 star on rc lc'i'nln') "The\\ J!lon\" \\'ith all hci
acting expcncnce, d1dn'l Schntu..lt C\'er consider
giving up tc::i.::hing and trying J.lllng full time?
"Oh, \'Ou JIY.J\~ rh in l. \Omctx-.J .. is oing to )J~.
"Oh, thcre) c 1)' '\.iu'rc Jui! 1 ic onc \\t need·
It's happened ll) people 1h.11 h.11c been Y.Orl.1 ng
Yo it h me," "!.J1d the )pl) :ic1re"!.s, J.1ughing. "l \c
\\Orked \\Lth pl·opk: lfl.1t -...ere i.•n lhetr v.a) up ;inJ
on lheu -...a~ J,1y,n ·· ·
Joonne L:nJcr.1\X)lj, .1no1ht·r rt't1tt'd ?iChool
teacher v.ho ).!.11' 1n tbc :iptl~ t11lcJ ··L;iJ1c~ 1n
Rc1 iren1cn1:· ..1s1~·~·J \\llh S.:hrn1dt that acting,.,
. not th:it big .1 lc.1p !ruin lt'J<h1ng
"I re:ilt~ thin~ lhJt tx·1a~ .1 ,,~·n..,.1lle:.chcr. )OU
have lo be p::in J.:trt:)\ :in\"'J~. · )..11d Undcrv.ood.
"I didn"t )\..ill Ill .1~·1 unul I "'J" t.1e }C:lrs J\o\J~
from rct1rement I touk 1t up :a' ::i hohby."
Sch1n1dt anJ L1ndc rv.ouJ .ire futtunri te to ha1e
J>Jr ls 1n a pl.1~ g11cn the dl'Jrth 1•f qualit) scr.ipt~
th:at fe::i1urc 1n.11urc roles. Th:i.t\ one or the
And kno""1ng 1he COfnmuni1y support that
Nc""port l11eater Arts Center rCCCJ\'CS. the
se\en -mem~r casl 1>hould not have the probjcm
1h:11 Schmidt enroun1crc<.1 many yea~ ago.
"1 hert was one shO'W I W3S in that had! larae
c::ist," Schn11dt recalled. ··1 looked out 111 the
ma1ince audu:ncc: and 1here Wci-c: nlOre people on
siage then there v.·c:te 1n 1hc audience "
"I did one show where there: we re 1hrcc people
1n the audience:· added Greg luy, the ~e m111le
C!l!>.I mcm~r v.hosc first Oranie County
ptoduc1ion -...as nt N"fAC 1n 1988 "Twu of them
v.ete nl\ e-<-v.ife and hct ~r1cnd."
No m:atter hov. m.lny people arc an the
.1ud1rnce, the )hov. alv.ll)S goes on, mainly bcauSc:
1he actors IO\c 11o h:it they're doing. lzay described
it ::l) ··:a hobby of 10\C"
"Once you ge1 II 1n your blood, you just don't
g1 .. ·c 11 up." stated t:nder.1ood ··11 ·) wmcthin&
>-OU hJ.\(' 1(1 do."
Engineer strings along childhood love of puppets
Br_CHnSTOPHEll TllBLA
W hen Santa Ana rcsidcn1 'Roger ft:iinkin
ls not workin& at hi job as cnaineer
for a loal manuf~lurin& company,
he's busy workin& with puppets.
But not just any puppets. 1
His $pecial hand·made mark>nette~ 1h1t &tow ·
v.ndcr uhraviolct liaht arc the s111rs of. "F1n1asy wilh
Strinp.·· a JO.minulo UKtW ol mmk>n, li&hl and
music t~al Rankin is brlntin& 10 the Launch Pad 11
-Crystal Court in Costa Mesa for slA shows Salurday
end Sunday. ·•
"'People ask me wha1 kind o( a play are you JOin1
10 do," he said in 1 rtetnl phoc\c 1n1crview .... , don't•
have a play. I have a lot ot d\aracten that do • k>I • ot bizarre lhinp. some of them quite runny. SQmc
ol 11 )'OU vt0ndcr if it's really a puppet.
··reopJe uk me where I buy these 1hln.p. Duy
them? I wo-.kln'1 know when 10 b~ • puppet. 1111
a 11)'1Lzed thin,. No puppeteer an cop)' another one. 11'1 a tot of work. 11 111t 1bou1 i tlKM&sand
hours 10 build one puppct.r
And Ronltin builds 1hem himaclr In his prop,
IC\llr.tiftl lhe hollow .arioMttCI OUI of ct_, Ind
cast .. 1hem lo p1U1c1 o( Paris. He ..,_ cya and • -•h thal -"""'117 ... ni,. ....... -whh fino cltllllll.
R1nkla'1 '°'" foi _.. dllel bldt 10 ~Is -.-1 ...... .,....... ____ ...,,_
q .. 0111,.,...... Mni ID..,. In the -IM RM .
_.,.eo...-... •• •h's 1W.wa.llllliafa1Mr ... .. •• . :::.~ ---• :Sil'.£" ,...., .... ,. $0P"l; •..... "' c.wt.................... -... WMMll••·---· ......... .. .............. .,. ·tt:· .. .. lllMft a:11tv D11 F't•... I f E •a ..
cepted her ~~ :t playmate
Since tht'n, Rankin ha~ pt.11 J 101 of ernotaon 1ntu
his sh<w.s. v.-hcthtr 11'\ at J !o:."1hl) '1,1ch as the
La1.1nch P~ or one ol the m:any \Chuol~. CNi5t
ships or !>CnlOr ccntef1 that Rankin perlornu 11
each )'C:tr.
··~1y pt ~ to completely c:i.p1ure tht' audience.,"
ht eJq>laincd. ··10 move them lll some way. There~,
alw:ays :a reaction. (1'
pupp<I .tlow) bu IOI 10
have inion. color, muik
and ffi0\·emcn1;·1nd.
same rorm or ltchruque
that males you. wondtr
how h h*'Pf>CRS."
RD A tii.c Launc:h
Pad no1 only u a per·
rec1 \'Cnuc for his prt-·
~n1a1ion.. bu1 b«:1ux it
reminds him of ..... o(
•he kindl"' '"'"" ... Wl:MakS ti. er 'witb *-n
he ... )'OllftlC"
"'lt"J the buemtnt,
tM .,....~ tbt an.tc ol
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o-.~-.-. f'lemllww9-·~ 8011•·· n.. Ult ... Dlldll ol __ , a-..r:..n" 1n • he
PN9-..:•edl11 a 3 p.m. I•., eo.-Mw llnio<b ............
~20~ve., C.......ckl . Mor •• " • 5do ..w bo
on tM ,...m Ill 8 p.m.
cle\'"a COftQft, by hclftc _
Sym ........ Qrche1tra at Ille er.,,..
County Ptofolming Aru C.n!<J, 600
Town Cenltr Dnw, Costa Mew,.TM
concert, whlcli .ol bo led by PSO
condUdor Cail St. Clair, oho
lncludct Frank Tlclid's "POltcanl"
and~·· P\ano Coourto
wi1h i'illl pianist Alain Lefevr•.
Tlckets att $14-$39 .. , . For
somelhll'IQ completely din«rent.
Three Bllftd Mke guitorist Brian
Barrett will play acoustic blu~ 8
p.m. at Aha Coffeehouse al Triangle
Sq~o. 1870 Harlxx Blvd .. Costa
Mesa. Admission is free.
Gypsy Boots will appear
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday al Mother's
Marie.et and Kitchen, 255
E. 17th St., Costa Mesa.
The mAn who alls himself
a walking symbol of
freedom will autograph
his new book "The Gypsy
in Me," give out free
samples of his Kyolic
garlic and or'?anically
grown tangerines and
dates M\d will share
wisdom gleaned from 83
ye ars of healthy living.
5cARWASH&
"' CAllNAUaA WAX
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FRIDAY
"Picking Up the Pleca Quite
· Show" runs from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m,
(also 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sahlrday
and Sunday) at Piece:makets Country
Store. 1720 Adams Ave., Costa
MeA.. Various demonstrations,
eidilbits and SAies wlU be on tap.
SATURDAY ·
Local fashion des)gner Karen
Kane 'presents her Spring 1 \)94
collectJon Al 8 ·30 a.m. In the
Individualist department ISi
Nordstrom. South Coast Plaza. Over
1n the Salon Shoes department at 10
a m . Andrea Pfister Introduces her
Spring 1994 Collecilon .. , . A
travel show runs from noon to 5
p .m'. {als;o 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sunday) in Building Nos. 10, 14 and
16 at the Orange County
f1irgrounds. Adults pay $5, seniors
$4, childreo under 12 free .
aa,.~·~
West -......... Ernlll
Wlllll• .........
Ma. lr01A1N an
piano, Larance MAr.W.
""drums and Haden °" bau -perform• at I
p.m. s.turday at the Otanae County . .;
Perionnlng Atll Center.
Opening the show wlll be
acdalmed trumpet.r lloy
H•rgto.e'• qulnleL
Tickets are $1 t to $30.
SUNDAY "t
, A frff reception for local
watercolorist Jane EJllott wUI be
A trio with some
impressive jazz credentials
performs from 6:30 lo
9:30 p.m. at BirrapOrehis
af South Coast Plaia.
Busist Andy Simpkins has
a long usodation with ·
Sarah Vaughn, drummer
M1.tt Johnson w1.s the
. . leader of the early jazz
powerhouse Swing Savant
1.nd ·planist Marc le Br·un
used to be Diane .Schuur's
musical director.
Ousic1.I guitarisl Joe Poshcl( ·
offers a musical tribute to the
l~endary Andres Segovia 8
p.m. Saturday in. Orange Coatt
College's Fine Arts Recital Hall.
Tidels at the door: 511.
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WHEN: 7:30 p.m. ftidoy, 11 :30 o.m. Sunday ond
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HOW MUCH: $10 tor Odultt, $5 k>f chldren for Fri-
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i.;or-dot Mar Bfonch Ubrory,
UO 1'1Moo11o~r111go1c1-Avo., eo.ono ckl . Mot ..•• lllMthovcn'o 5th wUI bo
on the pi'Oll'Am at the II p.m.
~•••"-cqnc:ert by PaclOc ·
~ Orchtllra at the Orange
Counljl Poolonnl"SI Am C.nter, 600
Town c.n ... Drlv<. Co.la Mna. Th<
""JC'rl, -will be led by PSO coriduclor Corl St. Clair, abo.
lndudet Frank TicMli's "Postcerd"
and ~··Piano Concerto
with I'*' IJliianlst Alain Lefevre:
Tlclocll.,. $14-$39 .... Fe<
~thl,_ completely different,
Three ~Vici Mice guitarist Brian
Ba.nett v.111 play acoustic blues 8
p.m. at Aha Coffeehouse al Triangle
Sq~. 1870 Harbo< Blvd., Co.ta
Mesa. Adm!Won Is free .
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"Picking Up lhe Pitta Quilt
Show" ruru from 10 a.m. lo 8 p.m.
(also 10 a.m .. to 5:30 p.m. Soturday
and Sunday) nt Piecemaken Country
Charlie H .... 's Qu.-
Wesl -fUt.ring Emle
Walls Oii IUOpMH, Allen .._..,,.., on
piano, wance MarUle
on drums and Haden on
bus -perform• al a
.. p.m. S.turday at the
Orange County
Performing Arts Center.
Opening the show will be
acclaimed trumpeter Roy
Hargrove's quinteL·
Tickels are $12 lo $30.
SUNDAY
A free reception for local
watercolorist Jane Elliott will be
Store, 1720 Adams Ave., Coila
esa..,...Vafi9ui cte:rooos.ti.ntions.-.. --<.....;A. trio with some ·
exhibits and soles will be on tap. .1inflfeiiiv~ jiiiC:redinilals -
performs from 6:30 to SATURDAY 9:Jo p.m. at s;,.•po•eWs
Gypsy Bools will i:ppear
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday at Mother's
Market and Kitchen, 255 --bocel~loshion-dnigner-Karen a t -south-C:Oas l-PI aza.
E. 17th SI., Costa Mesa.
The man who calls himself
.a walking symbol o(
freedom will autograph
his new book'"The Gypsy
in Me," give oul free
samples of his Kyolic
garlic and or~anically
grown tangerines and
dales and will share "'
wisdom gleaned from 83
years of healthy living.
Kane presents her Spring 1994 Bassist Andy Simpkins has
collection at 8:30 a.m. in the "' a long association with
lndivldu&lst ~eiio,rtment et . Sarah Vaughn, drummer
Nordstrom. South Cooist Plaut. Over Matt Johnson was the
in the Sa.Ion Shoes department et 10 leader of the early jazz
a.rii .. Andrea Pflster Introduces her powerhouse Swing Savant
Spring 1994 collection .... f\ and pianist Marc le Brun
tra~·el show runs·from noon to 5 used lo be Diane Schuur's
p.m. (also 11. a.m. to 4 p.m. ·' musical director.
'"' Sunday) in Building Nos. IO. 14 and
16 al ·the Orange County
Fairgrounds. Adults pay $5, senkws
$4, chiJd(en undtr 12 free .
Clas1ical guitarist Joe Poshek ·
offers a musical tribute to the
legendary Andres Segovia B
p .m. Saturday in. Orange Coasl
College's Fine Arts Recital Hall.
Tickets at the door: $.11 .
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Satelllb!: Dish now In our large
bar reaturing .. u the; ffil!lor .
sporting evaits.
Our Mais AM A 1Wp To Ma/col
We · hope you enloy the
8tmosphere complemented
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Christ Church By the "Sea, 1400 Balboa Blvd,, Newport Beach.
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February 100. just brina yourself and at least one
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receive a aecond one of equal or lester value
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WHEN: 7~30 p.m. Friday, 11 :30 o.m. SUndoy Ond
7:30 p.m. Frk:toy, FM>. 25
HOW MUCH: $10 tor odult1, $5 tor chlchn tor Fri·
e1ay mows. $20 '°' oduth. s10 '°' cN!dren sunoov
Pncludes bNnehJ MOii INFO: 6'2·7.t64
"Leading Ladles" cast (from left): Madyson
Page, JuHa Boardman, Nick Cagle, Annie
Finnell,. director Bill Br.Jwtey, Adrienne Ty-._.
genhof, Catherine Lollis, Heather Peirce,
choreographer Jeramy Knutsen, caittin Pel·
tars, music director Rob WQyshner, Katie
Healy, Melanie Cartson and Stephanie Jura.
GRAND OPENING FIESL\ FEBRUARY 2711-1 . .
COMEAND JOIN
TIIE CEI FRRATION!
ServingAw.ud WlDDiog
Mc:xican rood And
Wodd Faii;ious Margariw
• A Family Owned and Operated lt---11 •™ 1 ·
Restaurant Established in 1966 80";; ADAMS BLVD.
HUNTINGTON "BEACH
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A'hos Fiori is manager of Renato restaurant, which Is definitely worth finding. The moderately ex·
pensive Italian eatery Is tucked next to the Portofino hotel on West Oceanfront in Newport Beach.
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Renato is pricey but has -steady following -for good reason
·By MAllLA BDtI> .
T ~re is some1hin& culled l'Oltl~ 1fl N1p0k11na, is •
about the hi h-ccilina. m rich dish of lasaanc·style plila
mirrored room lll rolled whh mouartlla.chccit,
Rtnllto which is wt&AT: lenotO wcct ham 11nd bcchomcl sauce..
reminiscent or dining WMIH: I~ W..-Oceon-diced in10 decorl1ive rounch 1Ad
rooms in Venice. If the menu hnt, Kll#PCMf leoc:h sc-ed ··"th morinana or crc;am -N: _. -· S;30 to " w• prices were prtn1cd In Ura and the 11 sauce, or both. (Order bolh uuccs , . p.m. wa1tcn spoke 011ty ltnluin, the MOW MUCH: modetOtefy ex· for a real treat)
iUUlion of beina iu Italy would be peNhoe ~ De forewarned, $WC>fdrish is
romplclc. • MOH NO: 673·1051 ICl'\l'Cd in a very different 5tyie-
Rcnato is tucked into quiet thon most of ~s arc accustomed
space next 10 the Portonno .hotel to: 11 is served thinly sliced. filct
pn West Occ:anfront -dcfinilely of ,.Jmon ,·, su~r. a nnf'm or
h fi d. A r choice as cold anli~as1i, and, for a ...--r~-wort 1n 1ng. 1ew yean a.go. h 1 . . dcl''••• meat 1·n a Chamrui•ne tocals man~d lo locale it when it warm one, t c· res caliman IS ... r~·
was called Zcppa a swinging pl:ice ·dcep·Cried, chewy nnd wonderrul, sauce. Vegetable 111ccompan1mcn11
with a short life, but for tbc last enough to share for $7.50. So is arc al dcn1e and beautiful 10 look 2~ years, Renalo has become 3 the gralinccd sea food heaped i~~ a!_ :ind ca1. On one occasion, the __ ~uintesJcntiml-ltali:m risto!flntc:-:-a half-avocado.-Bnnchcttr.lbc:------sworc:tfish~ei:ncd ~;Mn-fresh
__..._ncre-'.ia: a Rcnalo·-he was 1hc homemade toaslcctbread at SS.95, :ind an obJeCtK>n YOICCd lo our
' chef de cuisinc·at Antonella's and is IQppcd with watery tomatoes, · courteous wailreu cnu5ed the
when he left, he brought his talent .ind far too cx.~nsivc. . off~nding fish" t~ be imme~i:ucly
i'nd recipes 10 the Rena10 Both the '!11ncstrone and white whisked away Wlth apolOIJCS 11nd a
restiurarlt when it opened in ·~lay bean-soup w11h pasta, herbs and substitutc•was on the woy.
1991. Chef Renato h::is retired, but oli~t; oil arc dcltciously rugged, a The wine list is cxtcnsi\'C anst
his tcc~niqucs arc continued, h~nr1y beginning. Tradilionall~, a contains exccllCn1 Italian
accordina; 10 general manager dish of pasta precedes the m:i1n selections incllidin1 after dinner
Alhos Fiori. cou rse, but Amcric:in.. eippeti1es drinks of iro{>Pa and 11m11ri. ·
The menu is large arid, ::it times, have dispensed with this custom, Gest dcsscn bets arc the
a bit pri~ey. A plate or pas1a. c:::in ~nd pnsl~ hns become an cn1ree in tir.11mis:u at SS.SO and the ~/:JIO di
cost as httlc as .S8.9S . and a rib· eye 11~ ~n right. . . tartufo $5.25, deeper than deep
steak tops the hsted 1lemf at With 1h:i1 premise, you m1gh1 frozen chocolate kt: cream with
S22.9S. In s~i1c o r this, Renato has order 1hc linguin~ with necks of hazelnuts and chocolcatc chips.
a band or ra1th Cul rollowcrs who smoked sa lmon. 1n a creamy \'odka
make it in at least once a .,..,eek. suuce -a good choice <1 1 SI0.95
Chilled carpaccio or the filc1 s or and so is the s1urfcd cannelloni,
smoked 1rou1 arc an CJtccllcnt SS.95. The house's pas1a specialty,
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CHAaUl"S IAI. & USTAlMANJ, A local
f•tk>uronf/bor with o ·~n· fiavof. f901Vfing
pool, darn, 10todite, big ~ TV, Pool lournotMnt
~ Wad. ntght. Serting lunch MoM'fi I I to 2 &
Sot 8'dlo51 8 to noon S 1.50 Mary's & 0n_.1
Sot & sYn 6 to noon . Shor of the WMl. S 1.00.
Op.n 366 day o )'90I' fl9ap )'90I' only! 6om lo
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coHr-JIOp kicoted at 2698 ~-·port &fwd., Colla
MMo. IMnv·lncludM br.akfo ... lunch ond diM«.
Prices range lrom $3.00 lo $7 99 Open Mon.·
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diick.,,, u.ok & lob...,, prime rib', ~uo. oyPtt
bor. Pricei rctnge lrom $3.95 ond up. Op.ti doily
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Your lfNfaurant Guide fo Oininfl in
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8.11 Baby Back Ribtl Known for ib fri.ndly H .i. •--h & in U. ......_, ond '°"""'-boolh•. '""pan Rib un""'8f'Cln -founfa Va y
Co l'lo1 bMt'I ~ng o local crowd Mnot 1984. ITUDtO CAii, l.ocal9d °' 100 Moin S.. 8oboo ~days 0 ........ at 4pm, 2pM Oft Sunday. fat foot of pier} The Studio Col. is lhe ~
, coteril and ~ 1"" at lhe end of pk.cl;'\~ ,food. fun & 9tllwotDinment. M9rW ·1t1Cludii1 ~~~~ 10, 8, WC, V, WC, Al, DC. fibs , cnicQn, lreih fiih, posta, appeti.r.•• & IO!ada,
NAPUS U '"COMMNY, Looafled on 2nd St . obo ~ bnindi on Sot& Sun.10to 3:00 ..+lidl
!ht 6elmont Shor• ONO NCIPM lib Co off.-,.: inckdes IWgivtn wofR.1, omeiW.1, poncok.n ond
S... in Baby 8ocl •a. ·ua.d Chicien · Pri,...; R"b ~men. Prlc::ei ~from S2.9.s.$13,9S.
ond Sob:h. Napa.. lib Co. h op9ft 7 day. 0 ~ Op.ti 7 doyt..o ~.Mon.hi 11 :lo.I :30 om, Sato
at •pm, 3pm on ~· R hot 0 pri¥oM bonqHt s..,,.. 10.1 :3~. IN,SRU,FB,ENT,V)IC,AE.,OC
tOOtl'I, dqes cderi~ for ~ ol 20 or mor. ond
aho deh.1. tocoilid ot 5800 w. 2nd St • .tong
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CIDMftU)' music apea1eul1r
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stir together browned flour and
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st irring constantly. Return chicken
to Dutch oven. Reduce heat to
low. C.Over; cook 30 minutes or
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Afrk:an cookery bu ten its ma~
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of 1lmoll every coun1ry'• food
hcrita4C and Africa is no "
exception. It was the black cooks
of the South who made fried
chk:kcn first a regional and now a
natiOnal fo.voritc. Okra and
pe:i.nuts arc two other
frcqutntly•uscd fOOds. The
National Broiler Council
developed two r«:ipes inspired by •
A(rican-Amcrtcan cookery.
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• ~ ~P Gacl1 clil09ped ptta bdl
pepptr · Chicken Smothered in Okra and
Tomato Sauce j5 an up-dated vcrsjon of an old·fash1oncd iron • H: cup ftDcl1 c.bopptd ct&t1;7
skillet cooking method favored by • l 19rlk: doves, 11Jncecl
many African· Americans. Chickc,n • l~ cups l'roun tllctd okra
is combined with a tasty vegetable · • 1 can (14~ ou~c1) C-.jun-slyle
mixture to create a hearty 1ttwtd tomatoes
one-dish meal. ~avors are even ~ 1 tcaspoon tnimblcd dtrt:c'
belier when the...disbJ~-~epan:d. __ !bl?...!-_ ;:-_-:-..1 -.L':'_c--
ahead, rerrigera1ed overnight and • l tablespoons m na:u 11nu _
heated just before serving. panley . ,
Pcanuuy Chicken Breasts with • 1 teaspoon hot pep~r sauce:
Ginger Butter is an interos1ing In sh:illow dish, mUr. together
combination of navors in a qUick, nour, seasoning salt and 'black
contemporary dish. Although hot pepper. Add chicken, turning to
peppers arc no1 native to Africa, Coat each piece. In large frypan,
1hcy have been quickl)' adopted place oil and heat over mcdiurn
there and in this country hot heat. Add chicken and cook about
Hearty soup
has robust
ingredients
The home economists a1
the Kikkoman Kitchens have
created 1-learty Soup. This
easy 10 1nake yet ro~ust
soup features a bounty oi
n1eatbatls.i ri ce, cabbage and
carrots.
Tho difference: is in the
broth. Dry sherry provides
the richness, while na1urally
brewed $0)' sauce
contributes a savory, beefy
navor. Onion and bay leaves
complete the seasoning.
The dist~nctive navor
qualities or brewed $0)'
sauce produced from 1he
natural fermentation
process of wheat and
soybeans gives. the soup a
meatier 1as1e without
lengthy cooking.
HoansouP
• llcarty f\1eoatbnlls ·
•I onion, chunked
• 2 bayleavcs
• \.) l\lp. dry sherry
• ~ cup nalurall1 brewed
soy S•UCC'
• ~ cup uncooktd Ions or
medium 1raln while rice
• 4 cups cabba1e 'chunks
• J ca.rro1s, cul dla1ooally
into V•·lnch lh.Jck sUcu
• ~ teaspoon pepper
Prepare Hearty MeatbaJls;
set aside. Combine onion,
bay leaves, sherry. soy sauce
and 8 cups wa1e r in stock
pot or Dutch oven; bring 10
boil. Stir in rice; redlK:e he~t
and simmer, covered, 10
minutes. Add lflea1.balls,
cabbage. carrots and
pepper; return 10 boil.
Reduce heat and simmer,
covered. 10 minutes longer.
stirring occasionmlly.
Remove bay leaves beCore
serving.
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. Qn.n:nli.wn Ml.u, Dow.' l'ILOT
... NII Mf1ll el .. w.ii ~ ~ of Nl•poot Hlrbo< High peelio through Ille webs of success.
II>-Newport liarlior's Genevieve Evorts is doing • tune
ori the oppo.sition.1ln Soilon' drive for bo'skctboll glo~.
EVlru, who did not
play _.;.;.. l>W<t·
biTI until tho cich1h
padc, _poured in •
carttr-hi&b 31 points in a
Jan. 2S "1c:tory Q\'t:r Ir·
vine, then added a com·
bined 38 in league tri-
_... umpb:i over Saddlcback.
(Jin. 27) and Tustin (Jan. 31).
"She had become Yef)' 4itOoUtaced with her $ho1
1r1er the fust Woodbridp, pme_ (Jan. 14), and she
1t1ycd after praake for-two weeks in a row to work on
.ii," !•ko<lcy Wei. "She'• &O' her con!Qcnce back."
Evans hit 14 of 19 fie.kl pl tricl apinsc lrvine, in-
dudint nine strai&ht. and netted 10 of 22 asaiml Tustin, in-
'Cludin& IWO scpatate steab of fou.r witbout 1 miss.
~Her recen1 hot streak has upped her KUO&t scorina avenge
to 1$.7 per pmc, includi"I 19.9 cmr the past acven CQnlcsts.
11\c best thin& I've done is remcmberin& 10 forp:1 the las1
llM:K I took and Just focus OR tho nt.11 one, .. Evarts said ol her
, ....... -L---• -···-
recent breakthrough.
"la's lib wht.n I pl2ycd
ift piano c:ompetilK>ns ...
U I &O' csuaJ>t up in
one milted note, in-
Jlead of j.., playing on,
l woud vp setting
-~~ Also • lllct\lcd .dou·
bla olucr for Harbor'i IN '1ieW League diam·
9"m lhill faH. Evarts
... found her IJCDteit
adlle\ic enjoyment on ____ ..
Thi tllial sack: Signing on the dotted line
11>-Luxembourger makes It official with Villanova;
Mustangs retire No. 1, No: 64 football jerseys.
'We don't do something
lll(e llis·WfY often, but
these two kids are spe-
ctll. ffwlldy, we felt no
one could live up to wear-
QI ND. 1 Cll' No. 64 again
•llll sclloal lftlr lhe lltli11 ll111 lillO guy$ ac-
coql1111d. ---c.. .... -
Eagles stay within
range in PCL race
..,. Estanc ia handles the Hawks ,
remains one game off title pace.
BY l\JCKA.a.D DUNN, SKlan "'am.a •
LAGUNA HILLS -Don't
count Estanci;i High out of Chn~ Candlish and Mark Pierson, lO put
the Pacific Coast League boys a"" a)' Laguna ~1lb: "-nd take the inside
bmketball r.lce JUSt yet. ..t}y track to a CIF Sou1'hern Section playoff ~ Fo11o~in~ Wedn_esday's lri: txnh ·
. mus l ·WI n-to-!>t ly ·I n ·the-~ '1n-my opiniOn,-1 hCYii as good aS any_-···
playorr-hun1 \ ictory over ~OSI ..... bod) 1n the league," Brown said. "They
Lagunl Hill~. the Elgles (14-8 overall. 5-2 h:nc b1~ gu)~ 1n the middle and their out·
in the PCL) conirol lheir ~1de guys are quick. Our It.ids
own league championship II) real hard, but our 11kill
destiny. The~ ho:.1 PCL co-l'Ct. STMDlllGS lc\c:I n. not as high as 1heirs."
le aden ·rrabuco Hills and L...-°"'811 R1chard)or/. Frenz and
Century on Fnday and next 1.-.ai '* ':' ~ ~ ~ Candli~h each scored 15
\Vednesda~. 1e)pec1i.,ely. The tArWy 6 1 10 l points. while Candlish
key ""ord here being host. =r:: ~ ~ 1
; .~ grabbed JI rebound~ (five in
"Estancia 1s. 10 n1e. the l.l9IN 8'Kll , 6 ~ •4 1ht four1h quarter) and
worst place to pla} in Orange C.:-.~ ~ ~ 1~ Ke\·Ln Byrne se\ien, along
Coun1y," said. Laguna Hills c.r;;,.;.c!J9•.._._ 11o11h t hre e first-quarter
Coach Da\e Bro.,.,n. following •rtrna• eo ~ • ~· block~. lr'll:lal -16 Uplll !Id !1 his team·) 60·51 l>Jss to the FtMn'•a-.m
Eagles ... I don't knuw "hy, TlllluCOHlli••1·1 Ide
b"' ,, ,,,·· c.... ...... Upn ..
Eagle: Coach Tim Parse.I,
.... 11h h1) ~uad down 31·24 in
the ~ci;und quarter. called
11n1cou1 """h 2:51 lert. The
l "l)N lludl • ~
Es1anc1a, ""h1ch hammered
the Ha\\ks (8-12. 3·-1) in !he
fi~1 round J>f PCL ac1ion. 60-39. 11oJ>
pu)'hed a little h;uder th1~ umc:. It ncc:dcJ
big ba~kCI) r1um Zack RichJrdwn Jlld
Clay Frenz, and ~trong 1ns1de pl:i~ fron1
Eagle~ responded with a 9-0
run lu end the f1r)I half .. \Ve JUSI 1r1ed 10
p!..t) ~m.Jnc:1." P.tr)Cl ~:ud ... Then Zack hit
.J !u11g unt ..
See UTANCWPe,e ·~
Notes · 'n hot sauce
.,. Taco Be ll Newport Classic
Pro-Am getting better and better.
J im Glide.,., ell, a golrer ror only f1,e
years, d1SC"OVercd firs1 hand ""·ha1 re-
ally goes through 3 profcs.sional's
mind ""hen big bucks are on the line.
You ~c. Glide.,.,·ell, an amateur from
New,POrt Beach, was part oC the winning
1c11m last v.eckend at the: 20th T3CO Bell
Newport Oassic Pro-Am al the Ne.,.,·pon
Beach Country Club, ""here Glidewell is
also a member.
His p:inner. Nike Tau\ pro Jerry Foltz,
C\Cntuall)' .... on the SI3,000 first priie 1n a
1hnll1ng one·holc pla)'off, defe:uing Paul
S1:inko11o~ki and Sonny Skinner 11o11h a 10·
fL)(JI birdie pull. afte r 1he trio was 11ed at
0-undcr·par
FultL ~ccmlngly came out of no.,.,hc1 c.
folio" 1ng hi, 2-under round on the firs!
J"'
Club
golf
On Sllurda)', mosl
everyone ""'3.S Oocked
around Stankowski, the
r1r~1.day leader_. or
Skinner. v.·ho chipped
in a C!ratt'f!f1c· "lj-y:rrdcT
ror an eagle al 18 lo tie
the leaders 6-under,
then (ol~ed With I
memorabl e -dance
around the green; or
Mark Wuru.. '*ho tied
the leaden. 11 IS. when
he S.111nk a .so-roo1 chip
rrom the rnn,e
Foltz.. who boge)cd
only twice in 36 holes.
kepi his poise. He: knew he w~~ 10 the
hunt, down only ,.,.,.o st rokes at .1he turn
on the fillal day. Herc arc e•cerpt!> from
Gl1dc.,.,ell:
-"(Foltz) came up to me on 10 and
heCLUaGOU~-.•M
And now for the long sought
sequel ••. it's Stealth Chicken!
"' Stealth Chicken camouflages abilities with amenrties.
B rucc Anderson is stcppini up in the boaung 11oo!ld Hi~ first
stab at a custom buill racing sklop. Chx-kcn Lip), had an
imprc:ssi''t' track record and ""'3S v.ell k.n<>""·n 1n the local
sailing scene. Last weekend 11 the Ne11o·por1 C:innery Rc~1auran1 ,
Anderson debuted his Kquel 10 "l.Jps" ... Stca//h Ch1ck(n.
As ifs name implies. Stealth Chicken LS lhe proverbial .,.,<Qlf in
)heep'1 tlo1hina. The latest Chicken ls a Perry 56, and is
remarkably c:omfonable,_wilh lhree staterooms, ror111n counter
tops. trash c:ompactor, tnicrow1ve, a TV and VCR.
Hawtver, all the creature c:omrorts belie owner A.n dcn.on's
direction to designer Bob Perry: "M2k.c tl\is boat fast. ..
. IMDUno~M
..
• 9 4
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Malt Koooey'1 W...poillter will) 1:30
left ift the ...,. broke a .56-'6 deadlock,
cappift& halt C)p.-CoUeae'• ....,....
half COftleback, u lh• Cbarten del•ale<I
0r10lf Cou~ 63-'8, ift IUI Oranr Em•
pire Conference men's bas.ketbal aame
Wednesday.
Cypreu (11-17 overaU, 2-7 in con·
ft:rence) outscored· OCC in the second
half, 39-25, while the Dues {ell to 11·13, 1·8.
The Ou1rgcrs buill a 61·56 tcad on sin·
gle free throws by Adam Baker with 34
and 22 seconds left. OCC's Damion Mor·
bley, who led his team with.'17 points and
10 rebounds, scored on a pulbaci With 11
seconds left, but then l.)prcss' Fabian
Luna sealed the win witb.0:08 rcmainina,
occwomenlBilla
Cypress with ease
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2 1 J ' f..i&ttu
7)217Wief s 0 J 10 °"*"'-•
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JS t 10 61
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NEWPORT BEACH -. The Newport Hort>or ffiah
girls basltc1baJI ICU) bolted
·10 a 16-2 flnl-quaner lold,
1hen con1inued IO dDmlute
visi1ina Santa Marprita "Ow di• nM ln1cnsi1y Wu f1n1uck,"
Wednesday night IO claim a 6l·ll tri-Aid JallolkJ. wbole team improved to 17-
umph. '· 10-1 la leapc.
The win ex-Senior Geo~ Evans paced the wli:i·
IU VIEW ITAllllMOI tended lhc Sail· ncrs with 14 poln1a. and junion Melissa. ~0.:-: ora wlnnin& SchutzandMandyOay1oncachhadt2.
WoodbridOI 11 o n o 1treak to 5bt and Schutz added seven rebounds ind four
,
tllll' Ill I ntiCI l'I ~--Plat
M••,.C 10 -t 17 s conlinued their licak. ·
T\111111 ~ : ~f : m 0 m c n tum CORONA DIL MU.,, IADDLll•CIC 27
....._ I . IT&•• ~ c..-. mt MM-CdM 4 1 10 ti head ng tnto NIWNll'I 62" IANl'A MAAUa .. ~ r1 rt "tp f& L.pl 11 r"..._, : ~ 1
: ~: Friday's 6 p.n'l. ,. Se• vn a...,.. WW• 1 s 4 s w-' r-• t0 1 1~
sadlleOldt 0 11 4 15 S e I Vi CW StMa Mitpr1a Nf.,rwt H&rf:lor ae..&lel-.a l I 1 1 ~ : 0. : O •-•••••r'• ...,_ Leaauc show-'• 1 fl• ' 1• ft "" ~-~ : ~ ; !UM 1 o , , Am · Rob'-do sco-d a --er ht"gh N.wporttl,s.....-u llh D6otiN 1 .J > ' Sdiudl D o o o Ch.Iv...-.-· . 0 .cnca . ~ ... . ........ -. CdM&t,SIOcllbldc27. '··down w un· ~ L'":t..AJO .fld'do . _:a ..... L..1-.l-. .• r.KMc:o __ .. ,..,_LJl J._f _ T ...... -~1.J
-~2 ~l!lts with a,9-or-l.SOshoo~~J.~J!~:..~ HtNel COAn-1,,ftPltlll.I·--. ~-....,.-,.---.. OClfeil. wooa:--...... -o o l o . c. ...,,._ i o ·1 !-~---. :....--:--:-~--:~= -l-H -: ancc rrom ffiC fiCli:I ; as· range \...UlQt '·"·n· _ _ _ ----~-..lLtStiO...ll-l*MrltrA -----.-bridg . ..---...-• -!Yff'"-----r ._.--11.. Diii
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1 1 1 1 a..-. evcn~·an--earticrdcfeat"IJ,1tnsrq.:-._~-Or.anp tmprii~onfttenn Frfclar'.• ca.... tel w.. 1 o 1 J ~ s J 1 11 kf"wk 1 0 0 Oidridl 1 0 1 1 '"&'-6".. ~ Or Cwt . Newport• WoaR • • , ''We played ,..... o o 1 o ~.,,.. J J 4 ' ~ o 1 J press with an 81;58 Orange Empire C.On· Cnw-11 ft pl Ip anp · 1 ft pl 1 lust111•C4ll · l"dl (c 32 Mole 1 2 J 4 ...... J o 4 ' Mad~ :
0 1 0 rercnce \lictory Wednesday in women's Kalblterin 1 0 1 1 LuPJWll 1C. 0 2 : ~ ~~ so.1 '1 ,,or 'd ::C-1 o ' J ~511 : : : ! .w.I 0 0 2 0 basketball action at OCC. Co<M 1 1 J :a Mwrdodl 6 o 1 1J LW-ms minutes, sai g· g : : c....... 0 0 0 0 c.e, 1 1 1 J
QCC {17-9 overall 5-2 in conference), I Y~ 0 1 0 I S.nl l 0 l 5 Newport Coach Totlk 1) 6 20 JJ Tollh 24 14 to 6J IOUlf t t ll 27 Tlllak 12 S l 7 SI 71-59 1oscr atCypre~onJan.7,sbot57% <Muto ~ 1 ~ ! := ~ ! ~~! Shan,n.on Ja .. -scounouMT&U
from the field in the first hal f to take a = ' ~ 1 14 c..~ 1 o s J kosky, who was.most. plea.scd wuh a sli· .,....,......,.. ,
2
_
12
~k 7 s 7 1_1 7 49.25 halftime .lead as Robledo (13 HNrwey 1 o 4 l kll 1 o o J ning defense tflat held the Eaalcs to only :::1;,,,. ~:Z, . ,~ · J : tl-'J Cor""4 *'Mar . 10 1• 14 1:a-s1
points) and Pe_1ra Murdoch (II) led the liM!od 1 1 0 s ~;MIW.1 ~ ~ ~; 14 pointslhroughtbefirst22minulcs. i....-.pk:~. ,_,,....plt.lC..-.. MM -~.w-....J.
.... '1ily. Cypress fell to 19-8, 4-4. Sminie 1 o o l
The Pirates, whose full-court press Tc:ub JJ 11 11 SI Tot.ii' Jl 10 21 11
forced 16 Cypress turnovers in the first tlAUTIMli 0,. ... ,_.,
1
••·l.S,
half, worked the lead to 70-43 when l-poinl pi,, Cyprn1 -t:ar1Ho 1: Or.1np Coa.51 -
LcAnn Kazmer scored with 7: 17 left . lwppaN l. lobWdo J, Murdoch 1.
LOCAL ICHIDULI
TODAY
••••tlHill
High school girls -Est.inci• •I Tr.abuco
Hills , 7 p.m.; Costa Mes.a &I Ugunill Hills, 1
p.m. .......
Hijh school boys -Coronil del M41r illt Tustin, ):IS; WoOdbt-idge •I N~"JKHt Hillrbor,
):IS.
High school girls -Tr111buro Hill' ;at
Est.1.nciill, J:IS; Costa Mtu. illl Uguftill Hills, l :lS.
College -Southern C111liforni.a College ;at
Cha.pm.in College, l p.m. .........
College -Southern Uliforniill College 11
C.I Poly Pomonill, l p.m. •
flel~ lleckey
High 6Chool -Westminster \IS. Newport
H.arbor, .it H.irper Sc~ool, ) p.m.
WEDNUDAY'I
FISH COUNT
NIWPO ..
LANDlt_IO -1
-bo.i.1, 6 11nsler1. l
s•nd b•ss, 1 c•lKo
b....ss, 12 rockfish, 1
Kulpin, J8 m.lC•erel.
D&Yl'f"'I LOCKIA
- 4 bo.lls,' SS
angSen. 4 calico
b.ass, 1 S s.arid blu,
lS sculpin, S roe"
ftsh, 1 h;alibut. J6S
rock rod, 1 white
fish, 1 ubezon, 1
sole, l cow cod, 1
ling cod, S red
snipper, 9 perch. . .A -~-=-:v.··--·;-········-·~·.?".·.·.·.·.·J:.·.·.-.·.·.·.·.N.· -~<"=-········.::.········-=,,····,,?.·.·.·.-.·.· ... ·.·.·-·-:.·. EW • ·:::::::::::.::~:::;.::~:::::::; :=::::::::::: ~:::::::: .
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SAi.ES • SERllCE • 1AllS
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I 1 macto both ''" throw. •o a.-........ ICOriP&. ~ Coach Orris $IYS tis team's
in a playoffs mode right now.
·and the Sea Kings get with It.
11' DIN IS konlutou•. s.o.n WanU After~--.. ..
--Wt jU5t don't take ctre of the bAU aa
_.. Wnc5." said Orris. ..Our ..-W Wll to •-ork the b:lll inside. but ow ~.=-,:r,~1 ~i,'~~~~~ the b 11 •WIY ~ Century too tough aJI around.
8eSidti hi k.ey ddcn~ive efforts. BU-
tanJ became • (actor ll the orren jvc end
in the 1econd hair. He wns • for • Crom
&he field and S for 6 from the line in tlltc
hair to account Cor 13 or his l.S points.
CORONA DEL MAR -
Corona del Mar High wasn't
trcatin& WedneSday niahl's
boy) b kelbiall aame apin t
"~itina Sacfdlcb ck like any
o rdinary mid -,ca1on Sea
View l.caiue matchup.
·:I tohJ our guys this was like a playoff
pme (or us tonight,'' u id a relieved Co-
rona Coach Paul Orris after the Sea Kinp
hod held on to dcfeat the RoadNnncrs,
SI-«. The \lictory napj>ed a four·~
1°"'"8 streak and rekindled playoff talk in
the CdM amp.
Corona, which has faltered badly in lhe
second half of some or tts rec:en1 pmcs,
pla)cd a solid enou&h lhird quarter and
found it~lf v.:ith a workln.g marain of nine
.points. 113-.34, Viltth .S~ lnin\.ltu .rcmainint
--Thill'• whe-n-~Uied.to-throw
a bJg:llme sc:ue into the Sea Kings.. Mau
l..cte's loy\Jp llliccd the lead to 4S-40, and
follov.ina a CdM 1um0\ler, Brian Johnson
made one or two free throws to cut it to · rou'
dralacd both endl Of 1 boliut ..... .._ IO
make it 47M. Cnia $avMc then lllDdtdt
a 1tiot on Saddlebact'a CMUina po1•'X>ft.
bul the Sea Kinp then &brew lhl bill out
orbOunds.
Senior Jeff Mat"n
then • camo up with
pcrhap the biunt
play o r the a a me.
stellin the ball near
midc:ourt nd f?in& In
for a layup wnh 1 :05
Jen and J ivin& Corona .
a fi\"e-pomt lead.
Johnson then tried
to go inside for Sad-
dJcback. but D:uu.nl
delivered his fourth
.. bl<>Qed ___ l bol of : lhc • -
quartet, wilh 37 seconds left. On the next
Saddlebi ck po$Se sion, · CdM'a Danny
MacMillon knocked the b:ill away. fed it
to Bastani, "ho W3S fouled with 10 sec-
onds leh.
The sea Kings focu)ed their deCcrisivo
efforts on ddu~ina Ifra<hhaw's three· poin1 1hoo1ing
•nd controllina
Mel I.etc. BraJ·
lhaw~ed II
1'9in1s. but 11
came OC1 4-<>f · I 7
1hoo11ag from
1hc r.cld..
"Matsen did
a tre11 job on
Bradshaw," .s:iiJ
Orris. "He
( B rad s h a_w )
never seemed 10
act a look al 1hc
ba.Sket."
Sa ddle back
(9.13 overall, 4.7
in lea,ue) wa)
A~lher bad pa ga\·e the ball back to COaONA DIL MAa 11, IADDUMCK 44 hammered at home: b~ !he Sea Kings, 60-
Saddlcb.ick. .Mau Lete's Iona three· Su View lH&M 38, in the teams· fir')i·round ma1chup, bua
11'.)mler from the baseline made 1t o one-s Mrt..Kt CorGI\& 4e1 Mir recently bas impro\ cd I he Roadrunners
point game, and when Letc was fouled by ~ ti fl pl lfl fa n " a, had won their l.1,l 1"0 gJmcs, against Lim.I~) Johmon on the hot, the Road· ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ ; : ~ ~ N~port H:irbor IJ'! I rr,J.i) and Irvine on runner~ h<)d a ch»n~ to tic the aame with ,.... LN • • o > 1 SdblT • o 2 • Mon~y.
a free 1hro"''-~ > s l 11 ~ > ' l ' Now CoronJ L'."!J, 1hl'lf in a three-way
u1e' lllempl to complete the (our· ....,. : ~ ~ 1~ ~'ti.an ; : : ,; lie (or founh plJ,c: " th three games re ..
la bilc.d b M 1 Le · It d ff M.aa Lett 2 o o s ~ .... ~., ' o > 2 m11iniog in the cJ \ '<='' ,e3son. includinc
PIJl1ll P > · ut e te pac e 0 w.....,_ 1 1 > ' ~ • ' 1 1 a Friday home JJlt: .i~_·J1 l\I !>ccond·placc the rebound. He dished it out to U.arp-WIA o o o o ~i.\ ' • o 2 •
)hooter Chris Bradshaw, "'~ t hree--'°""' " 10 u ~~ TcMI• 20 7 n St T ustin.
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J'•1n1 :utemp1 ·for the Ind ricocheted off As the "ed. b~·~;.111, 11\-e games re-icoaa aY euAJtTau icoH '' auA.atau
lll •• ri·m. scoa.., taUAltTlltl m31ncd, and Orr1, h.1J J goal in mind. Co•l4 .\wu ~ 11 14 i.; -.. _ h•,.,.. , 1~ " 1 ~ 10-~ ~ S1f1'"4 I) 10 7 14-44 C l n .. The way 1 sa" ll, \\C: h.J 10 "in at least .n11;r7 u 1t u .,_.o agu,.o1H • 11 11 u •-s1 Fr.om thal point. Co1ona came up with ~ .. M,a, IS II 10 _ U -SI thr-e o r t'-~ -fi\•',' • •1J Orr1"•. "And ~e )-puonl p.ab: c~ i.vu -f'riHlk-, I. Cc-nl..n -l ·j><><ftl 1o.1I• hlolft(lol -lte.h.ucl~ .. lrc-ru 2; u. ,....,.. llNk: ~ -lk~h,,w 1, ~ Utt: '" •~ ~ ,.. .. ~IC'IC' I. S"'U 11.11, -CIYrlu 2 ~ .. ,1
the big pl:>~ to~"' up the "ictory. . ~ lkfMM -John-2. ~ 1• ~. '· definitely needed 1on1gh1 , g3mc." f"Khn•ul foul~· NIM 1,,.,,.K.il tuul\. ""'"«' _ . 1
Santa Margarita does in .r,l~wport Harbor with 0:03 lett
lh BAJ.av FAuuou~ ~ar• Wann -Santa Margaril3, alrea(fy "i1hout ~enior starter Bn:in Finncr.m.
.Nf:.WPORT BEACH · -A spent R ichard Smith ~umped on a "as a lso handic:ippcd by the virtual unavailability uf poin1 guJrd Jeff
much rn h1~ N~pon H:irbbr H1Jh bo)'$ basketb:tll office, wmci.na Hopkins. >Aho played only briefly "ith :i brolen toe.
o'er 1hc one that &e>t away arte r Wednesday night's 41·39 near-upset "We're mi~ing 40% or our ~tartc~. so ~e needed someone to
o l ~ .. \ 1c:w Ltague le1d1n1 SantA Marprita. step up," noted DeBu k, "'ho s~ud there was liule doub1 Or:id I 1nne·
Ou1 thruuiih 1hc pain or the S:ulors' fifth loss rn Six sames.. was the r:in ~as the one he wanted tnlLng the deci~i\C shot on the b~t po~-
~limmer ol ;a wnile from the farst·)Clr head mttn, Vrho belie"es the • session
.. I'm ddinit~ly-happier, n<>'fo', than I was after the Tustin p me (a 24-point dism n · with 37 !>Ccon<h left in the opening SANTA MARGAanA 41, NIWPOaT 2t
thng b) the 'is1t1n1 Tille~ Monday)," Sm11h admitted, JU t after aaonlling O\e r the quuter. a comban.:iuon of Harbor de· Su view l up•
1 :in au~ finall) ~\>C turned & corner in the rJc~ l.ot-•-CIF playoff berth. @After Fumcr3n's U)in made-it· 20-13
\1Jeotapc or a cwport ch:irginc foul v.nh 19 seconds left that save the visitors pos· • • Cense and colJ shoo11ng by the \1s1tah S-Mu ~.u ~ ..,.,bof
i; ,1 >n 1n a .'9-39 deadlock. (36.-'% for the game) :>llo"cd the ho)b '& " JI# tp '' h
Scr1ur BtilJ Finneran, "ho curied the injury-riddled ~gles "ith 28 points and 10 to forge • 31·26 lead wilh 4.22 left in ~~~=-u '~ ~ j 2~ ~ ! !
rdlO..and . dr.uned :a 12-foot jumper with three $CCOnds left to allow former Newport Coach the third quarter. Sc°"'" 1 a. o 1 ~1: 1 o
krr\' De Busk's squad ( 18-S, 10-l in lcagye) 10 remain in sole possession or rirs1 place, one Newport's Ju:in Orelljn.1 con"crtcd :i P3ul ~~' ! ~ ~ ~ O.c-!Una ~ ~
g~mc ahc:ad or Tustin. Tayyu tiSist for a la>~P "•Ul 1 11 left 10 tac 1t ~Me o o 1-~ '••h<t 4 o
:"cv.pon (11-1:!. 4-7) remam 1n fourth pl:icc. ued "uh three other team) 01 39 second~ and the Ta~· R3my Shoulry re· =• ~ : ~ ~ Lldor•I. 0 0
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Our '-1th pla)ed their hearts out," continued Smith, who s~ud tte belic,ed :t\ena1ng bounded 3 mlSscd San13 M.lrgarn;i IJ)up "11h 1ou11 " 1 " •1 IS I 14 l'I
')Jnl.1 Maraanta's 60-4'3 blO\\out 1n the first meeting of the lwo was po~lble after the 51 seconds lch 10 sc1 up 1hc up,cl diJncc. ICOU ft OUAa'TDI 1c.11n' bc~t pr.i(t1cc of the snlidn Tuesday. .,. O rellana, following Sm11h') 1n)tru.:1ion~ to
O ur .._id!. came 10 the practice floor Tucsd1y focused and positive, so I came 1010 to-1 be aggrcssi~. drove the b\lschne for 1he po·
night lno~mg we rould mu.._e it a same;• Smith said. "Then I ao• the call nt 8 om. today tcnti~ tic-breaking l:iyin, but the omn1prc cnt
trom Dub Tpmb1o's mom. S:l)'ing he wu 50 sick he couldn't come to school today.'' J:innenn beat him to the ~pot for the call.
... -HIGH SCHOOL IOCCU
Newport girls stagger Santi Margarita, 1-0
J\E\\ PORT 8 1:.ACH -The
:0-.ewport H;ubor Hi&h girls soccer
tc.im )tunned ~:a View Ltaaue·
lcadana Sint:1 Maraanta Wednes-
d.a). ~inning a 1-0 decision for
1heir first·C\er triumph O\'Cr the
h1ahl)·tou1ed ~ales.·
Jenny St Sure pushed home a
rebound from a Megen Aecncr
b1c')'de shot 25 minlltcs into \.he
fir t half and S ilor goalie Jeremy
Teal (four U\les) a uthored the
butout with s1ran1 def cnsive help
from Andrea Wood and Sommer
V:anBcrd.elaer.
In a nother &iris i ame:
• Coron.a del Mar blasted vtsit·
ina Saddleback with six airls shar·
rng an the scorin& column in a 7-1
rou& of the Roadrunner1, pushing
Corona•s numbers up to 9. 7-S
overall. S-3-3 in Sea View League
play.
Ali Havriluk IOOCCd twice for
CdM. and postina iniJc 1a1Jie5
~ere Kristen Vauahn. Hillary Ke·
hr~i, Julie G tirrison, Kathryn Rice
and Cheryl Williams. mttking
things very easy for goal'-ceper
Laun Drumright, who, re<ordcd
rour uvcs.
•Senior forward Greg 0111
scored on a breakaway three min-
utc-s into the &:line and 1he fultm·
cia Hiab defense made it stand up
(or a 1-0 Piaci rac Coast Ltague
boys soccer victory ewer visltina
first-place Lapna Hills Wednes·
day.
FUllb ck.s Alex Gonzalez, Chris
Sandro, Alan Deras a nd Victor
Rodri,ucz, as well as center ~If·
back Erik Espinou. a11 sp:utJcd in
front o( junior plie Ry.in Brown,
who mDde four Sl\.'CS.
• C~la Me'.:i High )Cnior Fred
Wood bro.._e J I I 11c \\llh a
booming .aO·):ard bb\I O\cr lhe
Century goallecpcr to propel lhc
visitm& Mu)lang~ to J :?·I Pacific
Coast league bo)~ ~ccr \ICtOI')
Wedncsd•>·
Wood's una,)t>led )C()rc, \\1 lh 25
minutes remaining. gJ\-e Mesa (6-
9-4, 2-3·3 111 lcJguc) 'us second
le:ad o ( the g.rnic. J~ senior C:>rlo
A\'llos opcn~J 1hc )CO.ing on an
" i~t from LuciJM De uon enrl)
in the fint hllf
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W1lacroth, Kehrli. Garrison and
Whitney West.
The win upped the Eaalcs'
record to 1·9.S. 4-2·2 in leQgUe,
heading into Friday's home cNcial
with Tn buco Hill .
frc~hman CJrk1' Loza had two
gvcs for the Mu,IJng . who arc
contending for 1hc thin.1 3nd fin:>I
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S<oa/rb Cllicbo ii only tho
laletl $0-looter to """° out ol
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Neil Bartli't E.tcel S3
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the. fint to finish Newport-Cabe>.
and scc0od to finish in
Tnmpoc. Stoaltb a.Jd:ea will
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other k>c::al S().footcn, cspccjally
Pef3ua.sion and Barbara
CoMllc'1 Schock SS Huk:quin.
Anderson will race in San
Diego Yac;bt Oub'• Mantzanillo
race later this mon!,h. While
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utilize all his creature comfons
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The bigesl nc~ at last
week's Olympic Gasses
Midwinter Regatta in Miami was
th1t Long Beach's Allison Jolty •
and Lynn Shore have returned
to the •70 class. Jolly and Shore
were Lbe fmt women ever to win
Olympic gold medalist in the
Seoul Games in 1988, and arc
u.iling toacthcr again for !he
PUIUC llCITICES
OBIT11UY 888
BU-.,_..__
bom .......... 1817 In
Toronto, ~ Olild
Februaty 2, 11MM lrt
NewapM BMch. C...
loml&. 5u'Yl¥ed ~ -loving wlle, B•lly
Burk•rt of Newport
Beach; aona John
~ofWW.~ Pet.,. Ander••n ot
Toronto , Cenada;
.wp...eon Edward C.-
.,.n, of Foun&Mn V...
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Wold> fo< Jolly llld Shon: at
tho ""' ol the 470 -......... ... _ --the
At&aota 0.... After nine rMU
It tho Miami ~ c;i-..,.no, ,.., Md SltoR 0 ... the
fUll Ameticon -t111iJina Tereu Zobell, the 1992 p>ld ·
medalil1. by 12 poln11.
Other local -titon In
MWrti include UC arod Mike
Stu.,... and -Uttlo (both
fn>m Newpon), who are In the
hunt tor chc men'• '47P clas&.
Stu.nnan and UttJc were
nm.ncn-up in the 1992 Olympic
Trials. Loot for them lo find
their way to the top of the 470
claa for 1996.
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This is the bi&gest boat ahow in
,.the region, so if you're in the
market for a boat. electronic:&, or
other gev, it's well worth the
trip to LA'. to check out the
latest and greatest boating has
to offer.
The lA Convention Center
wu remodeled last year, and ii
an outstanding kx:ation for
seeing the show. The Boat Show
will run through Feb. 13.
JoluJ Dnrtoa'1 botltla1
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• -"Allor we llpilhed tJ1o Pro-Am should be
allto, (-)bad -to """'oded. lt'1 ...... t
:i..todor, llld Ito -... ·-~ the ladcr boud Md uw •-• pu ..... tt1r every ~ar . Aho, a bi& ohonks to Sll<Cy that Staak-*i fell blct o Bro11111nf (Hoa& Hoopitll).
.suol<o or '"-foltJ said to Jonis Smith ff-Dell) and
me, 'l only need two birdiu Cynthia 01.Jcy (Paine &:
and we're t1od.' He cou.ld Auod11cs).
imell blood." •We're 111 human. even
-"foltJ'I punin& wu 1he pros. When Skinner's
juiil unconscious. He fairway ihot durina the
boscyed to, but then he one-hole playoff tiandcd in CoU~ It up with lhrce the bunker, I overheard one
birdief." spect1tor say: "Well, thcat
-"When (Foltz) walked makes us all (eel better." "f to putt (on the lint hole c...., ........... up ... ,.
o the playolf1), I said to ~ e.tCfl Gii CU... f!llll't aa,
my Ccicn"· 'l1's over. He Hliak~•••1111111 '*,..lf<ll ...._ •a 2'I. wMI L ... UM "°" ttw will nOt miss a putt under •,.1"1-.-.. -. ..... __,.., 10 reet.' .. CUJ " . • .......... .,. """'°" 9Ncl• OlldewcU, lllon& wuh the ....,.. ~ f'Oll '31.:1-.. iw
twO other ~matcur winncn, • l3l WM Fiolf A; Al c,..1 ...
_Costa Mesa.lligh's.Bryan l.uxemboutgOt'·(teft)-ancl"Blnh'Ttan1'alf1~011"fcxw-'
ball jerseys retired Wednesday, in honors for their exploits over the past
fJ'lree years with the varsity, "capped by1he '93 CIF Division Vlll finals berth.
I h •--5'.WO:T.!7 ... '9tts ~M ~n a ciysta tro~ y uum WOfl a; 111111 UM"" tJ'llh "2 .I•rJw 41.-'9-~---· -..... ""'....,,_..., ·-
EVARTS '"• ,., .. ,
the buskCtball court. 1•hcre she's staricd the paS I
three years.
"Basketball is 111\.' f.1vuritc," said Evarts, who
grew up playing ~ciu1h ~occcr around her daily
piano practice !>C S~iun) that routinely lasted
three hours. ''I'm re.ill) h<l\ing fun this year and
trying to enjoy it." .
Though she ~1111 11111..crs with the pia.no on
weekends, Evdrl!> devotes the majority ol her
Glidewell and Folt"i for the . Rkb1rd Duao 1$ • DAii)'
pro-am Ihle 11 14-undcr Pflol Spans tVrltt'I' wltou
was S11nkowski and John dub 10lf colu111n •P~•rl
Jester (Mercer lsliand) and ~try 111ursd•J'·
time to sports .and academics.
Still awaiting '#()rd on applications to Stan·
rord, Duke, George1o"'n. Northwcste!"rn. UC
,Berl.clc-y and UCLA. Evarts boas1s a lofty 4.S
GPA t111cludi ng advanced pliiccmcnt dllsses).
Jril..osl..y 1s quick 10 credit Evurts' excellence in
1hc l'las)1001n, :ind further con1ends it's a similar
pur~uit of pi:1fcc1ion 1ha1 h!iS helped Evarts be·
cun1e a lop pt.11cr in a comparatively short pc·
r100 of tin11:.
"Along v.1th our other senior (fell~ gu:11rd
Gina Heads). shc':i. v.orked as hord as anyonC in
our progra1n," Jakosky said. ··she's become a
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Evarts said her friends often marvel .u1 her
ability to juglc athlc1ics with,ac:t.dcmla and her
pllSion for music, bu1 it's somc1hing she's
learned 10 handle.
"I can't put 'my £infe r on it, but 1\-c al-.-.a)·S
had the a111tude thtu wanted 10 do the bc~l I
can at the things I choose to puriue," Evarts
said. '
Some would contend, hO'-'•cvcr, 1hal her finger
has i lways bt'en ritml y atfU&cd upon 1hc ~cre11
of success, on the cour1 ond off, · ·
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