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Input sought in · W1tener sentencing
600 U.S. CourU.0....
31 l Nortb Sprin1 So •
Los Anaelel, CA ll0012
Utten should be wriuen
to Judp Lindi McUufblin
ind $tiff before tM end of
Febroary.
\VMO •ad whr:re \Vaptr
wlll be Hntr:nctd: .
·8:30 1.m. Monday,
March 7
U.S. Db1ri<1 Counhouse
751 W. Santa Ana Blvd.
S:anta Ana
... Public is encouraged to write to judge about former
Newport-Mesa budget director's embeule!!Jent.
BY lluss l.oA&,, StArr W•m•
NEWPORT!'MESA -The pub-
lic will not be powcrle's when con-
resacd school district embezzler
Stephen Wagner is 'en1enced in
(ederal court next month.
Federal officials so.y as victims
of fraud, the public co.ri wri1e 10
the sentencing judge to c.:cpress
their feelings about the damage
that has been done 10 the New-
port·MeJa Unified School Di.strict.
"In the past, courts have read
and considcrcd-letten--lrtmrfr:iud
vi&ms," so.id assistant U.S. 1\t-
1orney David Harrer. "\Vhether
this judge will, J can't say for sure.
We would welcome the input or
the pu~ic: in Wagner's sentenc-
ing."
After \Vapu:r, 41, was sen-
tenced to six ycan in state prison
last J unc for stealing nearly S4
million from the school distnct,
most community members ex-
pressed ou1rt1gc at ~·hnt they con·
sidercd a far too lcnicnl sen1cncc.
h was considered the ~r_gc~t _pub-
lic sChoor CliSiiiCf cn1bc:uJcn1~nt 1n
stale history~
The rormcr Newport-~t c):i
school districl budge1 dire.:tor
could end up serving less than hJlf
of his slx·ycar sentence, with 11n1c
off for good behavior and 11me
:\We ~lAatul. 0All1' PILOT
Local residents Missy and Treb Helnlng show off their Monkey Bites, which have become popular at Edwards Theaters.
BY C1tA.~oua C1lA.Nou:r..
StK&Aa. 1'0 JMI 0.UlT rtun
I t 'a11 st:iirtcd ~llh a banana.
A fr02en b11n11na .
Trcb and ~1iss)' 11cining
were en~ina a MlKk or frozen
banana 1ltCCa when it occurred
to them thal the tas1y morsels
might be: even 1nore 1as1y ir
1hey were dipped in chocolate
and nuts..
It """ kwe at first bi1e.
\Vith a lo t or encouragement
and a bit o( advice, the Santa
Ana Hciahts couple has turned
their discovery into a· movie
theater staple. Monkey Dite.s.
born from a simple late·niiht
cr:ivini. is a hot hem in the
Edwards Theater chain and the
couple has plans lo take the
snack n1tion11I .
In the c1rty goina, the couple
let rricnds •nd family members
sample the chocol1tc-co11cd
Going bananas
Theafer-goers are gobbling up local
couple's new product: Monkey Bites
(rozcn banann slices. And
everyone, fl,1issy Hcinin.& recalls,
told them 1hat they had a
winner on their hands.
• "We feh like we h11d
somethin& special,'' .Missy n.id.
"We all have the.sc spontaneous
ideu. But u Treb'1 rather s:iid,
'l t only takes five seconds to be
a genius and the rest i.s folk>w
1hrouaJi.'"
The follow through 1oolc a
year for the couple, who owns a
balk>on-decontina busincu.
Desiplna a container proved
O·
to be the firsl challenge. l "hey
realized the product might
succeed or fail b:iscd on the
box so·th'ey cont:ictcd a Disney
artist to design the container.
Next they found someone 10
hand make the product ror 3
reasonable price. They al~
coined a snappy mouo -"One
bite and you'll go ape."
The final 5tep was dcli\'CI)'.
They ob1aincd a van, k>adcd it
with containers filled wi1h dry
ice and persuaded Treb
Heining's father Ben 10 delh-tr
the ~1onkey Bi1cs.
Their big break arri\ed \\hen
rcprcscnta11vC!S> or Edv.:ard~
Theaters agreed lo c;irry
~1onkey Dues "P~ople v.cnt
craey," is ho\\ one thc.itcr
represcnt:1\1\C sun1n11."J up
initial rcacuon
"E\·cry ~lep of the v.J} v.c
kept 1hinl..1nj; !oO!llcone v.:i)
going to s.1) "'hy v.c c1lt1ldn'1 do
this," sa~ ~ti'is~.
"II is 11 long road"~' hJ\C to
take, but it !l<Cnl\ to be
calching on \Cf)' qu1cl..!~ -JI
every turn we are surp:is.s1ng
our go::ils." added her husb.1 nd.
The I lc1nings had kn0\11 n
success berorc ~1onkcy Bi1 c~
swuna in10 business. Treh "'"s
a pioneer in the balloon·
decoratin& busineu and has
done business with political
conventions. mall openings and
business workshops.
SCn'cd before sentencing.
Wainer. -.·ho pleaded guihy in
December to federal wire and
1n:iil fraud charges, will be Kn·
1e nccd on fl,'farch 7, at the U.S.
D1!ttrict Court in Sanla Ana. He is
f:u:ing =! maximum 20·year sen-
tence under fedc;ral guidelines.
Out. because of a pica agreement
Wagtfcr signed wi'th 1he U.S. At·
torney·s Office, pro~ccutor~greed
10 recomn1cnd a IO·year sctpence
10 run concurrently with his state
puwn lime .
Con1muni1y n1cmbcrs who wish
to • ma.kc comment can -·rate 10
Judge Ll nda fl.tcLaughhn in care
ol the U.S Probation Office in
Los Angele). Lener) rect:i\ed by
the end o( 1he month ...,,11 be COi·
leeted and g1,cn to ~icL:iu&hlin
ror rons1Jer.1l1l1n ~lt'n1ber) of the
public m..iy ..11:.o.i ;iucnd \Vag,nc r')
8:30/a m. J>.Cn1t·1r6ng on ~1afch 7.
-" th1nl.---11-'~ .c1uucl~ .J-PPfOptilltC
that the JUJge consider the feel-
ings of the pcuple 111 this com-
munit)." ~.11J Ne"' port·~1csa
school Jt<itnc1 ~upcrintendent ~1ac
S•• WAGNla/P•9• A 11
West . Newporters
seeking ways to -
silence partying
"'" Residents discuss
options with city officials at
community pride meeting.
\\'ES1. :'\E\\ PORT -\\c\c
got the \.\:.r n1 Cahfurnia )Un, an
ocean full of w.1 .... cs :ind. hey. 1f'~1'
of u~ share thi) t-.o-bcdroom du-
ple\. n'U on!) cost each of us a
couple hundred bucls a month_
PAR-TAY'
Not ~ ras1, ~y k>ng11me rcs1·
dents who have grQ\lo'n lircd or
hearing pounding music -d1ty
a.nd night.
A rcw months ago. they said
they wanced to do something
about it. And now ther. arc.
They're rorming Neighborhood
\Vatch gro~ con1ac1ing absentee
landtords, 20tiiing up wi1h ince.n-
tivcs 10 con\•ince property owners
10 covert duplc.xes 1n10 condomini·
ums. and enforcing laws aimed at
keeping the city clean.
About 75 neighbors gathered
\Vcdncsd.:ay night at Nev.port El ·
ementary School for. their .stt0nd
··community Pride" mceung.
~hich ~-:is spearheaded b) Coun·
cilwoman J;in Debay and polic-e
Sgt. And) Oonis.
They discu'i.~ed the progre)~ that
has been made tn sprucing up
\Vesl Nc~port. and al!.O organ11cJ
fnr 1he f•11urc
"Sumn1cr I\ ri~ht around the
corner, nnd "e ~.in1 h> get all uur
ducl.s in a row," (J~ln1~ told the
3ud1encc.
S \'Cr:i.l ne1shbo1~ \olun1ccri.:J
"hen Deblly 1tslcd 1he Chl\\'d ~h\l
~-ould be ...,,illing to help rorm
Noighborhood \\ 3t(h groups 1n
their communi1y.
One ne ighborhood -oon~1st1oi
of 42nd, 4)rd. 4-Uh and 45th
Streets -already ha~ put 11 group
together.
"l1m not about to k>sc my happy
home lO parties making me miser·
abte," uid nciahborhood leader
Joann Lanon. who li\"CS on 44th
Stret:t.
She became: 1equa1n1ed with
tome o( htr nei&.hbors It the fi!"ll
pride mcetll\a in NovcmMr. Lut wcc:t. 26 pcopk from her rou,.
QUUTION
Party tne?'
City offte.ials 2nd
neighbors a.lile auributc a
k>t of \Ycs1 Nc~-p0rt's
problems to the young party
Cf'O'\ld ,.hkh rentt the.re.
Ate you a p3rly animal ~ If
so. do )OU get alone v.111i
your property 004•ning:
nei;_hbors? Do you h3''C any
" S:Ug&CSlioos for how )'OUft&
rcnten 1tnd CfUbllshcd
homeowners can get .akmat
P~asc Jc....e )'OUr name
and lhoughts oo our
Ru.den: Hotli.ne in
60-6086.
INSIDI
l••lmll mtlons
West Newpor1 rcsidcnli
had a to\ of questions about
how to cvrb loud panyina
during-a communiry pride:
mcctin& Wednesday. They
wanted-t0 know how to
particip.s1e in Nci&hborhood
Watch, how the police
would respond to the.i.r
complaints and ,.bat they
rould do Jo help m:.k.c
thinp better. Pace .U.
Ara Ci'lll•
Althou,ah erime in
Ne~-pon. pales in compari·
son to sta1i.stics from Other
urban citici. WC$t Nc-·pott
aorounts for a large ponk>n
of the city's more serious
offenses. Pace A7.
block area tt'l 1ogc1hcr and orc:in-
1zed a ~e1f:hbothl1od \Va1ch
group
"h re;ilh has m:uk a huac dar-
!ercncc: 1~ our ne1ghborhooJ,"
Lanon said
Dcba) and Police c..n1ef Bob
~1c0oncll took no1e' .. h1le 1ud1-
cnct mcmbcn a\kcd :. team ot
four polK't: offK"Crs fra.nk Q\lCttlOns ........................ ..,
ONTHICOVIR
The p.1lndng on lap ol
-1 Is by IOc.>I •nlsc Anne O.lvts.-)ohnDl. for Info on
piindnp, aH 722-7136.
Borders' popularity paiks after historic pttch coitl'Mesa
company elects
to stay at home
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NEWSROOM 540-1224
HOTLINE
SPORTS 642--4330 ......
... Media spotlight burns bright on sec player who was
first woman to take the mound for men's collegiate team.
BY LoUAJIM l.uKSJM. ""'' w..ina ball;" Borders' COKh hands her a
stlld:: of mcuascs from 11 more I t's the 4t)' ah.tr llt Borden out-of·.state media qc:nc:ic1t
mode ~Glory u 1he r1111 indudlna Spons F1n R1dio In
'#'OMln IO pitch in a men's New York. They need to interview
colJcsc -boll -aad the mob her via l<lephooe be!Oft th& •laht or nponen aad pllooopaph<rt b out.
haw all --· The New Yort ,,_is e..1 -n lln't UMOkint ou1 l<h<dukd to "'" • r--~ ol tho ~!;pt Joa )'el. On photo Mondoy ol llonten pildlioe w....., ..,__ lbl -10CMthiae Just eboWt"""
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. Store orr.s
big sale on
clothes ror
little people
L lTILE l'EOl'LE AND ME (645-1355),
located on \VcstcliCf Drive in Newport
Bc::ich, is celebrating its first
annivenary with a sale. Prices arc slashed
25% to 75%. The sale in cludes selected
clothing Car boys and girls and shoes Crom
the bootery department. Dttky Rtfll of Little
People and Me says,
"While tnlting ndnnt3ge of
our sale, don't miss out on
1he terrific-new arrivals in
E!lster and com munion
drc!>Scs, and our christening
gowns."
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SNllS English around us was my family and
church." NILPINO OTNIU
COlll Miii
attor,lUY to
run-t
Rohrabaeher
.., Democrat Brett
Williamson will try to buck
the odds by beating
controversial conservative.
BY Russ t.oAa. Sr»• Wanu.
COSTA MESA -Locol ,,.
1orncy and Democrat Bretl \\lil-
liamson announced he· will run
3gainsl Rep. --01n1 ·R·~mb-Rhcr,
-111';'11--ciUMng him-• ~:mo~nh~ccc. kH' 1~
f;1r right " and insi.sting Jbc lhrcc·
term conservative conircssm;i.n 1s
vulncro.blc,
Never mind thal Rohrabachcr
(R·Huntington lk:ach) has rc-
ccivtd niu ional attention for h1~
bacl.ing o( an amendment th at
b:111 federal disaster aid to illeg.d
'fllE l.AUNCll PAD,
locntcd on the the third
level of Crys1al Court, is
getting into the bir1hday
par1y businc!>S. Best
Buys... The Launch Pad, a
hands-00 science: discovery
n1u)cun1, is now hosting
birthday parties for as low as SS per child.
Birthd3y packngC6 include piua and drinks,
the birthday child fea1urcd in science
demonstrations, hologram slickers, balloons
and interactive exhibi ts.
Marguerite Pinson, 81, of Costa
Mesa, who has been teac~ bcginnirig
S-pnnish to seniors at Ilic ta Mesa
Senior Center on a volunteer basis ror
1hc pn!>l six "''eeks.
___ ......,. Pinso.n bc&an.vol.wttc:ering as a
-------~=--==:=--"= teacher arter several requcs1s for a
lllUnlNO IT-INTO PUCTICI bcginnina sp3nish class. At the 1ime,
immisrants. Ncvcr mind lhat Ro·
hr3b:tchcr's 45th Conarcuion:al
Dittrict -which_jnchs~ n)OSI uf
Cost;i. ~icsa and half of Newport
Beach -is aboul 559' percent
Republit:an. Anq RC\'er mir1J tha1
in 1990. Gov. Pete Wilson ou1 -
polled Democratic challenscr 01·
anne Feinstein in this dis1ric1 h}
For niore infrom:uion please call 546·2061.
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lF YOU'VE AL\VAYS wanted to learn how to
sew, All Brands Sewing & Vncuu1n, on
Hnrbor Boulevard in 1he Von's Shopping
Center, is ofrering classes.
Sewing classes range from instruction for
beginners 10 more advanced sewing
techniques, which inlude French machine
sewing, quilting and making men's dress
shir1s nnd childrcns' party dresses.
For more information please call
(434 -9335).
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l "llE llUNTER GUILD ot Hoag Hospital
Auxiliary has opened a recycle shop at 750 \~cs! !'?th ·s1. in Costa ~1esa. ::1e shop sells
everything. T~erc's a "designer rack" at S5
per i1em and the rest or the mcrch::i ndtse is
marked at g~rage.sale prices.
The recycle shop needs donations. The
store is open on \Vcdnesdays from 10 a.m. lo
2:30 p.01. For more inforn1:11ion please call
6-i4· 5410 or 546·0280.
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Tlf\·IUUKTU .,OR FOLK and Tribal Art,
located on Superior Avenue in Costa Mesa,
is olfering a hands·on class and mini lecture
for jc""-elry making.
Czech antique beads, Thai silve r beads,
Arric:.n trade beads. 3mber and 01her
collector beads will be: available for sale .
The fee: for the: class is S2 donation at the
door. Please call (650·7473) for reservations,
there's a limited cl;iss size.
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THE DEAR ST. CAFE loca1cd on the first
floor or Cryst3l Court is hosting "A
Celebration or CO" a Qaunerly of the
California Poetry Society Friday from 7:00
p.m. to 10 p.m.
Featuring poets arc Cinthia Flores, Ute
Maraal'C!tr Saine, f\1art-I• Cohee, Torn
Houlgatr-\Vest, Susan 1-lccht, John Brander,
Maracl Johnson, Pal Cohee, Florinda Mintz,
Marine Robert \Vorden, Terri Brint Juscph
and Heidi ZiolkowskJ.
The adn1ission is free. For more
information please call (75 1·2233).
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Ucst Uuys appcurs TbursdaJ'S and Saturdays.
~Yhclhcr JOU'tt •merchant or a shop/NT. if
J'OU k.no"' of• pod buy, call n1r u1 5./0-1214,
fox n1c •I 646-4110 or ttrllc lo 111c: lltsl lluys,
Daily Pilot, JJQ \Y. llay St., Cost:1 !t lts:1,
C111il 91621.
She o:ilso is an ac1ive member of the
cen1er itself. -
Her lirst rule of lco:irning any
langunge: "Hearing the langunge is the
most important thing," she s.iid.
"Language learning is extremely
difficult."
LIARNlNO aY OSMOSIS
As a child gro .... ·ing up in bilingual
New Mexico, Pinson said she heard
Spanish spoken most of her young life.
By the age of 5, her and her brother
were talking and playing with
Sp::inish·spcaking children in their
nath•e language.
"Almost everything around us was
Spanish," Pinson said. "The only th ing
Pinson studied Sn;inish in high school
and college in Arkansas, where her
f:imily moved when she was 13. She
intended 10 e\'C:ntually become a
Spanish teacher, but because of
opportunities a.t the tin1e, she: took up
teaching elementary Khoo! instead.
~ After moving to Orange County in
1953, s he t3ught in elementary schools
3nd l:11er bcc.:une a consul1on1 for !ho:
Orange County Department of
Education.
There her knowledae of Spanisb
came in handy as she set up classes to
teach teachers how to teach Sp:anish.
Still, she ls modest about her
Spanish-speaking abilities. "I 'm no1 a.s
nucnt as l'd like 10 be, but no one c::i n
pul much over on me," Pinson said.
ClTYllDI
Former Pilot features editor dies
Forme r Daily Pilot wriler and cdilor
Claire C. Strauch -a 33-yc:ar Newporl
Deach resident and long1ime journ::ilisl
..... died Monday :it the age 71.
~trs. Str:auch worked in 1hc fe ature$
dcpar1ment of the Daily Pilot from
1967 to 69. She later wor~ed as a
writer 3nd news editor of Irvine \Vorld
News and New \Vorld of Irvine
magazine from 1969·71, ::ind was
publications editor for Hoag Hospital,
where she: died.
Most recently Mrs. Strauch gave
w::ilking to urs or the Back Bay for
Upper Newport Bay N11.turalists, a
volunteer group. She also worked, and
w:as on the board, ror 1hc
Environmental Na1urc Ccnlei" in
Newport Bench .
Mrs. Stro:iuch was born on A1ay 25.
1922 in Chic::igo and was a gradua1e o(
1he University qr Illino is-.
She is survived by her husband,
Frederick Paul Strouch; a son, Ron, or
Phoenix: ::i da ughter. 83rbara Str::iuch
Breeden, or Rye, N.Y.; three
grandchildren; and her sister, Valerie
C. Goclitz of Monterey.
Services will be privo:i te. IC desired,
gifts m3y be: rorw::irded 10 the Hoag
Hospital Founda1ion.
Students triatad to Ice cream n part of
festlVltles for Sl*:ft Riii to be held Feb. 'El
CORONA DEL MAR -II took
nine parcnlS with strong scoopin1
abilities, but they managed to dish
o ut 900 plops of vanilla. ice cream
Wednesday 10 students at Andersen,
H::irbor View and Lincoln
elemcintary Khools.
The Spirit Run Scoop-Off was
pan of the m3ny activities plllnned
for the upcoming Spirit Run '94, 10
be: held Feb. 27 at Fashion lsl::i.nd.
The annual rund·ralscr benefits
the lhrcc schools. Almost $75,000
was collected from last ytar's run.
Jerry Brandt. owner of the
B:i.skin·Robbins where the Spiri1
Scoop-Off took place, said the
parents worked quickly to 5COOp
from the large: vats of ice cream.
The ice cream was then driven to
the lhrce different schools.
The rrozen treat went 10 the
clas.sc:s which won 1he in·school
registration e:ontest fo r signil'\& up
the most ·runners and ialkc:rs for
1he Spirit Run race.
the: center only had an intermcdi:.te
class. which Pinson was enrolled in w
she could rcrresh her O\\'n knowledge of
the l:1nguage. When sbe heard of the
need for a beginning cl:lSs, she gladly'""
volun1eerC'd. "People always 1cll n1c
how impor1;int i1 is ror n1e to gi\C: 1hi~
to them, but ii is also helping me too,'"
Pinson said. "It makes me feel th.11 I
still have something 10 give. The
greatcsl thrill is when someone greei:i.
me saying 'buenos dias' while w11.lk1n1
down lhe hall," ·
-StOI)' bT ftf•mle !tlcUod,
pboto by Christopher Assa f
If you know son1cone who 1~ould
m:rkc an intcreJting Pilot Perwn, ("31/
our Readers Hotline at 64Z·60S6.
Remember to /c3vc )'Our name and
phone num~r. Thanks!
DCC cul!lm'Y ltUdentJ l'lllse
84,000 11 IUtz Carlton elmer
Or:inge Coast College culin::i.ry ans
·students raised s.i.ooo Feb. 7 at a
"Culin3ry Salu1c Dinner" al the Ritz
Carlton Hotel in Dan:i Point.
The proceeds .,.,ill be used 10 s.cnd
rive occ culinary !>ludcnis to
con1pcte later this month at the
Western Region:il Junior f\1embcr
Hol Food Championshif> in Sca11le.
OCC's Culinary Ans Pr ogr:un has
alnlOst 200 m:1jot1. a significant
increase from ;a, decide ago. "'hen
!here were only 20 enrolled.
Cancer laclely to rlllse
money to • Plllenls
The American Cancer Socie1y's
ninlh·.annual Daffodil Days
fund·raising c::imp:aign 10 help c::incer
patients bc1ins f\1arch 21 .
The yearly e\'e nt, sponsored by the
society's Orange County Uni1 . nuses
money through 1he sale of the spring
daffodil, L'.l symbol of hope ror cancer
p:uients.
The uni1 plans to sell 250,000 of
the bright yellow nowcrs 10 meet its
goal or raising $100,000 during lhe
two-day event.
Flower arrangements m;iy be
ordered by phone. '
For more inforn1 ation, call
75 1-0441.
WIATNIR AND OCIAll CONDmONI
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Ntwpoft kKh: 63/49
hlbo.a! 63149
Costa Mffll: 60/47
Corona 4tf Man 62/41 --can lOCATION
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"Rohrabachcr only rccched
S4~ or the WIC in lhc Jut aener:tl
election and that ..as •&1111nst :i
~mocn1ic candicbte who spcn1
one·tenth o( .. ha1 he spent." \\'ii·
hamson s:aid. "'This districl 1i le·
gitim:ucly up for srabl ..
Wi\liamwn. .30, wu born .:it
110:11 H~ph:al in Newport Beach,
rail.Cd 1n Costa Mcu 111nd 8:1.lbo:I .
and 1radu.atc:d rrom Corona del
f\t;i.r ~ligh School.
He earned a bachelor's degree
from UCI :and 1 law dearcc from use in 1989. He i1 a bus.ineu liti·
gation auorney "''ilh 1he Ne"'-por1
Bcl'lch l:.w firm ol 0'~1elvcny and
f.tycn and xrvcd u k:pl counsel
1u 1he Cali!ornia Dcrnocrallc Party
durina 1be ·1992 ctec1ions.. A mar·
ricd Costa Mcu resident wi1h t"''O
)'OURS dauchtert, Williamt0n ha.s,
not run ror political olfM:CUrorc.
He i$ :slso director ol lhc Or·
i\ngc County Publtc Law Qnler, Ill
nonprofit •ccncy 1h1t auists io.... •
illCOfT'C client1. Willianuon ha~
Mli5Cd-about Sl6.000 so rar and
pl:ins to open aimp;i.ign OfrK'.C.s in
llw11 1ng1on Beach on ~1a1ch I.
\V 11liJmson ,.S3)'$ thal Ro-
hrabachct's 1992 pr1m:u')' chal·
lengc by Cost:;i ~1CP councilmllln
Pe1er Uuf(3 .:ind former Hunung ...
ton Uc3 ch counciln1.:in Pe1 cr
Green I) C\ 1dencc 1h11.1 voters 11.rc
loo~1ng for :1 n-.ore modcrr11e can·
did:11c.
"I think !hose: moder:11e cle
mcn1s of 1he RepubUcan Parly tc·
JCClcd Rohrabacher. 1-lc's ihU\~O
flO le11.dership u.t :;ill, bu1 in.stc.aJ
he's used his House scat as an ide·
ological pulpit "·
\Vh ile \Villi11.·mson •a.recs 1h:u ii·
legal immigr3tion ts a sc:rtow
p~oblem for California. he lll)'S
Rohrabacher is more interes1ed in
headlines 1h:1n solutions.
"The undocumented alien is :a
problem that needs 10 be ad·
dre~sed. llul political grand·
st:.ndina and immignint·b:uhing is
flOI the "''II)' 10 addrc:s.s the prob-
lem," Willi11.m10n pjd, "Unlcu
)'Ou dry up .the supply of jobs.
you 're no1 goin& to dry up illcg:.I
immigration."
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reported Ide" from a praae
in 1ho 1000 block. .
Wnt .,. .. Slrftf:: 11 pelr of
ahoe. wtrc r:i'lfercd from IA
£,npori•m r. tk IOO blodc.
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Dnip in the 2200 block and
MOie: 11S0.
....,1h1Abibwasl&ok11
from the patio of a MIMIC M &a.
llOO blocll.
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Borders' performance ranks among . the best in s
C Jc ring out the files ••.
1 GOTO~TO
Otmt ERN California
Colle1c on Tuesday afternoon
{nd saw history. Ei&hteen-year·
old Ila Borders
became the
first woman in
colle&e hj tory
to play men's
baseball. She
olso happened
to throw a
complete-game
victory,
allowing only
one run on five
hits.
Editor's
Notebook
I've been to
hundreds of
sports events -
including a World Series, NBA
championship, and a Super
Bowl -and this one ranked
near the top. Borders reminds
you of Tommy John, the major
J
le11ue pitcher who couldn•t •
break a pane of &11 wi1h his
fastball bul (oolcd ruuen with
chances of speed, breaking balls
and accuracy.
The best line during the
whole event came after Borden
struck out a
Oarcmont-Mudd-Scripps
cleanup hitter with a m:sn on to
get out of an inning. M the
batter whiffed badly at a
cbangeup, a fan in the
bleachers yelled at him. ''Yoo
better smite 'cause you're going
to be on ESPN all night .•. "
The next best line c:ame from
a member of the women's
basketball team, who ~ondered
out loud why her team -at
20-6 -couldn't drnw this kind
of crowd, which spilled out of
the wooden bleachers and
surrounded the baseball field .
ALMOST AS IMPRESSIVE
AS Borders arc the students
Bayside Health' Insurance SeMces
Blue Crw of C .. lfomla ..................
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CAR WAS H Qitl.I ~
a 0. ... ,_,_...., ...
nd 5taff at the Chri tian
colle1c, which is located at F ir
Drive and Newport Boule\l'lrJ
in Costa Mesa. To the person.
they were polite and (ncndly to
the SOO or so lookieloos who
invaded their campu .•.
I DIDN'T KNOW now MANY
marathone~ were out there
until my column last week on
the Long Beach Marathon.
Lons-distance runner> incl ude
Newport Beach City Manager
Kevin Murphy, who ran a 3:.io
his first time out, and
Newport-Mc school
superintendent Mac Berne.I ..
ISN'T IT TIME TO forgi'c Bob
Dixon. the former Newport
Beach utilities director "ho
embezzled si.s million., 5urc.
his sentence was light, but 11 .,
time to le:.rn from it and mll\ c
on ...
TUE MOST EXCITI G
EVENT in 1994 will be opening
WHv Buv JusT A HAM
W1-1 EN You CAN Buv A
HONEYBAKED?
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e DoN'T BE FOOLED BY IMITATORS SELLING HAMS FOR MORF. Tt IAN HON~ 't 8" F. O
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e H ONEYBAKED HAMS AR E MADE FRE~H DAILY e LE.AMR e S\\ I LTI I.: TAsTt:".l,
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Tu kr'f BitrASl
8HONEYBAKED
Tu rns A Meal Into A Celebration.
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PMTY TMYS • TuBm • Gin C&irhhCATES • NATK>N-W.M Stt1PPtNC
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d3y at the new 'c\\-pott De ch
Central Library. A weeldo
scrie of cvcnn b bcins
pl nncd ror early ummcr, and,
ccording to the I te t re~n •
the building itself \\ill be done
May 15, and the ccntr I library
will be clo~d hortly thereafter
for a few weeks while the mo\'e
takc1. place. The Newport
Center addre is 1000 A\OC;ado
Avenue ...
STRAP YOURSELF IS for the
elecuons later this )'Car. In
June, "'e've got h\O great
primarie
~o 1: The Orange Count~
supe rvisonal race for the 2nd
District, which includes Co~ta
Mesa, fea turing a trio from
Huntington Beach -Mb)or
Linda Moulton-Patter on.
Councilman Jim Silva, and
businesswoman Haydee ,
Tillotson. The only sure bc:t 111
this contest is thut no one "ill
148 WEST MAIN,
TUSTIN
(714) 832-8466
Here's how to get to
Orange County·s But
Kept Secret:
• '""' N(lt!~ ••• r Jr 1 t n ~ f I Cimn:> Re.Ii lufT\ IP!I ~ h/ln lr!'I 1 \I Dtoc• on tilt , ..
.. , Soult f t~ ~flOll ,.;'f
I ~ !ell I t If i J DIOC • >
""It!! • i~ N:>r.~t• ~·~l'l !.I,
~ llj"'°j)Oll A ~ "' f\
t,f ti.rnltn 3' •\
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ct of the \'Otc in June.
therc:by ere tin b kc-off
bct'ftccn the 'O big.he t
vote-gctten in November.
And No 2 The Republican
primory for Gil rer~u son' ieOt
in 70th As embl) di trict, \\hich
co-.'Crs both Nev.port Beach and
~o~ta ~esa. )houtd be equally
antere~tm~ E:irlv fu\onte~ arc
Mi.iril}n Brel,er: an aide to
Su pen as.or Tom Rile:). Jr. inc
Coun"1lm:rn D!lrr\ Hammond;
Tom Reine kc, a· leader 1n the
count) GOP plrt). and Phil
Greer. an lr\inc alhlrnC) anc.1
... urpr ">c.:. l.;..inJ1date b011.kcd b\
... tatc. S-. John Le" as .and Rep
Ed R H.C:
CO\l\ll 'In J'l\'OL\'£.
\11:..11\T I' tic 'e\\p..,1rt-~k\a
Ln1llcd ~1.h )QI D"trict h3-;n't
'' JncJ ~1n1.e the \\'3gner
... c ... nJ:il. More th:rn 260 people
have JpplicJ f(Jr t>'u ~e"
c111zcn 1:.1.~i.. forces One
mittcc I cum nc the
di triet"s Engliih a Second
l n u program and the
other all explore .,, ys to
incre se autonomy -and the
ere thity nd entrepreneurshjp
that gOC$ alona with it -at
indi'<1du I school . One district
tru tee h d expected 20
:ipplicanh.
If ~ou'd like to apply for
either ta!>~ Corcc, call the
da tract at 644·3500... ,
PILOT COLUMSlST JERRY
KOBRJ ha~ been volunteered
to be n waiter at the American
Hc:Jrt A soca:ition's Celebrity
Celebration luncheon on April
7 tst the Balboa Bay Oub. The
on!\ thinlt he nec:d~ arc diners.
ff '~u'd ~kc Jem Kobrin to
"1.i1t on vou hand .:ind foot -
and )OU· h:i' e S.W to give to a
good cau-.e -c:ill him at S4G-
1224 :ind he'll "~")OU up ...
William Lobd~IJ ii tbe «Jitor.
~••Buy a pound, ~ ~ get a pound· free.
_d_ \\.'h ole bean or fre\h ground.
.. Non ·through ~l arc h 6th
Lrt"Jt c.:nth.'t" start5 \\'t th thl' heJn!'. That s why
H 1Lkor) Farm!> uw.., univ the. ltnt"st Arahtca beans in our
nch ~1ornan~ Bil nJ. Jt"cc.tlh::inJkJ E\'ening Blend. flavorful
Cate \n~eliLa ~and our e\clu,1w Private Blt"nd Buy a poun
nt an~ \.int?t\ Jnd ~d a pound of t"llual or lesser
\'Jlut· trn You CJn t Jliord not to !>pluq~e'
WE TCLIFF PLAZA
17t h at l n ine ~,e.. ~1>011 Beach
\cnJ A Gilt B.\ !'he.me: 642-002 ·
DOWNTOWN TUSTIN
(714) 832-8466
HOURS: Mon .·Fri.10 am·& pm,
Sat. 10 am-5 pm ,
This Sunday Only 1-2 pm -4 pm
NEW
ARRIVALS SALE
These are new arrivals from our Ne rt Beach Store
•
Starts Today
9am-Spm
NAME BRANDS AT DISCOUNT PRICES!
That's what makes Garys Rack extra special
when ·compared to otf\er discount s tore•!
SAVE up to
O/o I ..
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M~.~17,1*
1u1·77 .. ~NOll ..
Tiie TollllUp ''Califonoiao." a Ml«alo
~ ol u 1"'3-Wl1.,c cuucr
-..,, lo .... ..i.;.u " .......... &llow aad licctu.rc at 7 p..m. hi 1bc
Communily Room ol Ole Ncwpon C.Clker Libraty, gji SM Ocmctate
Ori-= ... Newpol1 8c.adt. Na-the
Official ,........ An'blftador ror lbc
StJtc ot California. tbl: "'C&lil'omian'" ,.
1Ct¥CS .. • unique ua tta.iaiq vcucl
for elementary 1b!"014h \nWcn.ity k\-cl
fUtdcnlf. For mocc lnf0f1Mtion, nu
644-3181 or 644-3191 .• .._..at fOUUATIO• aumtte
fie Balboa 81:1Oub11t 1221 WcM
Col.fl Hipway in NC'NpOtt Beath ls ,
the Kllinl for 11· ?-JO a.m. breakfast
mcc1it1& ot 1bc Newport Found:uion.
GUCft l.pC&kcc Con&rcum.ao
Christopher COll: wOI speak on "'The
Economic Policy of Prc:sidcn1
Ointon," followtcd by • panel di~. The event wiU be
widcou.pcd I« dW.1-b.uioo to kJt:ll
cabk: TV ctu.nnc.lf. O.C indudine
break.fut is; SIS for members. S22 roe
oon-mcmbcn. For more inform:lllion
rc:tcrvalionl. call 675-3228.
aAADlll CLUa MUnNe
A ecncrat mcctint ol lhe Ncv.-port
Hilb GaidCn Oub will be held al 9:30
a.m. 11 1hc Phuc II Oubbousc, -t96(t--·
Port Catkiw in Newport Beach. The
mcetin& ""ill be folk>wcd by a trip to
Breehl Ordlid G11rdca in Costa Mesa,
where Paul Breehl will give an
1nfornuuvc 1alk on orduds from
Papua. ~icmbcrl will then have lunch
1111 t.11mi'r Cafe. For more inrormauon,
call 644-6095 or 640-8812
/
r·ssn••s ,,_,ass
IATUUAY
llWIUl't MADRI aA8I
TunbW:lu FoO: ud Tribal An. 1661
Superior Ave. in c.o.ta Mesa. if
otrcrinc a jcwcllJ"makillt dw at 11
a.m. antique a.od folk beads will be
available fol" purdl.uc. COit for dau is
Sl. For more ia!onu1ioG, caU
650-7473.
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Newport 1beb Mt1 ria&c ud·family
lbcrapis1 lntcm Maxiei: Cohea will
condi.tet a teminar, .. Oivon::c: A New
Bcainnina." from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
at her Newport Center off"~. The
seminar will eo<o-cr the fM M.ap of
&ricvint and the "*P of rcc:oYCry,
and will deal with the emotional roller
coaster that diwHcc Qn caias.e. The
}_, ~ NowOpen
:::i~-r&>\ Complete Optical
~ . ,. • Department
~ Opticians:
Deborah Cline. ROO. RSID • &Ina Moe, ROO, RSID
Complete eye care and gbsses in one stop
ExtenSive Frame Selection • f.conomy to High Fashion frames
Evening and Saturday Hour.; •.Insurance Plans Accepled
W. Andrew Cies, M.D., F.A.C.S.
A Medin! C.Orpor2lion
Eye Ph)'Sician and Surgeon
400 Newpon Center Drive • Suite 404
Newpon Beach, California 92660 -
(7 14) 640·2023
Diplomatr American Board or Ophthalmology
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Ncapoll II 1n'l!Ca111 .._ Dllv Plot
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SUNDAY-
ll•DN
The Orancc Coun1y F•ir A £.qmsHiota
Ccnte, in ec.i. Mcs:a is hmli"I • Birtt
Expo in 8ulldina 14 from 9:30 a.m. to
3:30 p..m. A.duh admiJUoa ii SJ,
cti.adrca younacr lhan 12 ·~ fn:e. For
more infonnalioft. can J6l..1279.
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PC DOCTOR
l st service call Freel
W .... Vl.IL ...... ,_.~169
(714) 751-PCDR
COMPVTUlllOW
Tho Orange County FU &. ~lioa
C'c:nJcr in C~1 MCM is hollin& •
t'Ompt,llCT fhowi• Buildl"J 16 (rom 10
a.in. IO 4 p.m. >.duh adamsioa if S6.
d\ildtc.11 )'OUft&Cr ll\an 12 are fn:e. for
dc111ih call (41.l) 340-9113.
MONDAY
lftUS U1tumo•
Learn how to reduce ft~ and Ii~
k>Dacr durinc a free 7 p..m. seminar 11
1VaeAY ...,._.,.u
Meet a ,n,1 live woir and learn about
the hil1CW1 (KU and mycM aboc.lt
woMs d11rln1 1 free ~nt11k>fl 11 1
p.m. 11 ~dvenu1~ 16 Outdoor and ,
TrtYCI Ootritten., t9S9 tt1tbot Oh:d. 1n O.• htcu. Ko,,nl, 1 100-~nd Orey
Wolf (ron'I Mont.an•, will be featured
aJona •i1h ~r care.taken Patrtdt
Tucker, a·wildUfc biolo&bl, and Uri.I«:
Weide., a doeumc.nuary film maker :and
wriccr. FOi n'IOfC informarion. caU
~3.101.
ltNfiU NlfWOd?Ne
A free &intlct sodll nc1workin1 pany,
ipOOIOICd by "The t.tcclin& Room."
will be ~Id 11 Chanted:alr restaurant,
18912 MacArthur BMt., acrou from
the John Wayne: Aitp.>rt. The event
An Etiquette Com:se For Dogs
bco.usc""' know you know .. Mann<n Matttr!
•~mquJdrm •H~
• J • on • Lash Pullins I
• ()bcdima ~· •-Nippilw
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714 835-8538
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• Of California.,.
" " Lowest Margin Available!
If you have an ailjustable rate home mongage
and the margin is highet than 2.0% call me!
We can save you moneyl
Call: Steve Ehle
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or buMlese ownera
~ .. Price
$1 C1:'Q9 PIU1 Tax
btli,. M 6 ,.. .... bl-a
~··.., boflot. ->NI pnaco. tlao -... FOi lllOl'C int'onudo., call
S0-8119l. ..,...w1•
Want to ktr11 llow '° pby bridce or need a R"rtcSMr cou.ncf TM. kwkh
Scnk>f CtnLCr bi o.a:.a •tcu ii ~ ollcn., bri4fc ,._ lo< all be•
~'1 n.c:sdl1 f,_ 9".lO \0 11 ~S • in.
Tltc CcnlC:, b Iott.led 9' 2SO £.aM
O:akcr Slm:t. For more: infonna1ion,
"'' S<S·")J.
St11d ,_,.II~ I• Atwlld To-11
rdllM, 1'k 0.U, l'flel.. ..lJf W. •a1 Sf.,
C'iNI• AftU. Ca1J1. 11U7.
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Dr. lllchMI T. lrwaltt
Dr. Allua S. Wlllcl
Dodertef0$11 ••lrt ...
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Mon.~ t-7, Sol. M. IUa. ,._
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AUTllOU WNCNI ...
A trio of IUlhort llnd an tlit.l ~111 be
the IU"'b Ind •l&n ropks or lhcit
boou 11 • Round Table We1t
lun,hcon proaram at tho Dalbo.a D~y
C.1ub, llll W«t Co.a 1 lhahw:iy in
NcwP:O« Beach. "The Youna Athlete"
COlllb!RCI the cdcbril)' IOh:l'liCWI or
Bonnie Chutchill 1'ith the ar1,.ork of
ltobcn W. Jensen, includma 9ob
Hope's debut as a bo r and Tom Scllcd.~• bout ""h b;iscb;lll. Betty O~wan v.rotc "11~11)-Wood du Jour,"
"h1ch feat um stones and recipes or ramou. l uulct~n eateriei and Paddy
C:ll1)1o's collection of ··c~·boy Lootc
Poetry" "ill include rcad1np b) 11o1.o
genuine ro"bo)s. Co61 11 SJO and
indudcs lunch. For more inform:11ion call (21)) 256-1977. •
RIDAY
OCC UHaTOD
"Blood WcdJans," a talc of 'cnsancc,
fucJ and sorrow by the crc;lt Sp:an11h
ph•)"-ria,ht fedcn'o Garcia LorQ, v.ill
be prc~nicd by Oran'° COO>I
Collcie'i Rqxrtory The.:itrc Comp;,n>
in OCC's Or.1m.a Lab S1uJ10 1oJ.1y
throuih Sunda), and 1e.11n nc"'
1o1.ed.cnd, Feb. "·27 C\Hl.a1n lime is 8
p.m. Fndll}\ :and SuturdayS, and 'p.m.
Sund.1)S l id.cti arc SS .iJ,;,nce and
S6 .al the Joor. I-or mor .. 111form;11ion.
o ll 4 l:!·S8SO
CIUlllATtON o• •on al'
PLN. an intcrn.11wn.aJ .i\\4.)\.IJl1un or
~1111.:n •• .and the t;ihforn1a Poct"
So..1cty pre" nt ;,n c'.:n1n& ._11 po;:,r) "'
the Dear Sl{o.c:t c .. rc. un the fn,1 Ooor
or C~t.il Court tn Coita MoJ A
du.ten lo...il flOCI\ .ire \<.h.:Jul.:J 10
read th.:-1r "'orh \n 1 ~turmoil
r.cccplk)O l>-:(10\ .at 7 p m , follu-.cJ b)
the ~ll.Jul.:·J ri.::11.l1n~ "' S pm und
.in op.:n n::iJins 11 9 I~ pm
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IOOKlleNI ...
Mitchell l,..c\.iu and Jason K.in,•lcy will
discuss their person:al citperienccs of
arov.ina up with ~n Syndrome and
~•II aut°'r:aph copies of 1hc11 book
"Count Us In" from 6 10 7:30 p.m. at
Barnes & Noble Bookicllen. in
Tnan,le Square :at the end or ihe SS
Frecw:ay in Costa Mes.;a For more
information, call 631-0614.
IAIUN• •oo• llONIN•
Chni M:arsh:all, the author of April
Calls." ~•II be at the Lido Book
Shoppe, J.a:?.a Vi:i Opono in N~pon
Beach from 1 10 l p m. tic v.111
autoV11ph copies of his book, ;i tru.:
$tory abou1 J:Ulni to the C:iribbc:in to
~ a. txu! .acroamc Atl:in11c and all
the fun :and probkms cncount,rcd on
the mp. for more anformJtion. cJll
879-8767.
aMSI U MOP CMO•US
The n:i11un.ally ;iccb1mcd,
:a11t:irJ-11imni og barbershop :horu),
"M;i)ICl"l uf ll:irmon)," ~all perform
at IS p.m 1n the Rubert B Moore
Thc:itrc .at Orange Coa)t Colk£ ..
h )undcJ in IQ 5. the 12().n"mber
i.:h-,>ru~ present~ :a mu'>1cal )OUrno
throuih ll\3n) or Amcri.:-.1·~ mo~I
mcmor:itltc S01'~ AIJV3111,o. T1 ~d> ~re
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dour. For more 1nlurmJr1011. , Jll
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Date: Saturday, J•••l'1 29,1"4
nme: 10:00 A.M. IO l J:JO PM.
Place: TM ...._ 8aJ C.-
1221 West Cout Hwy. Newport Beach
Quarterdeck Room
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SUNDAY
occ n .,...oen
.... TOW'll
WIDNUDAY
OCC DA.NCI CONCltrT
The hl,h-cner11 d;incc cnicmblc
"O:inc'n Eu:" ~•II pri.:scnt a free
Thursd1y, F~ 17, 11114 M
FRIDAY, Fii. 21
MOU.Me ftAVUOGUI Pee>GllAM
The K1n dom f &h N lh .. rbncb, 1111it
hny ~uropc:in n;&llOtl brlmm111g,,. 1h
f\olli \; n. folklore d lli\U>J), Ii the
wbjctt or the hflh prt' ntallon n
Oran Coasc Coll gc'i m1.-cl u film
.en" • ''Arm~1r AJ rntu~"'" Ihc
ftlm •ill be ih n a1 7 p.m 111 ttJc
Robcn 8 Moor.: lli .. oi&rc t 0 C
Cost is S6 :SO in ad\ ~", Qnd :it tt
door. for mote 111fur~11on. a ll
.02·.5SSO
SUNDAY, Fii . 2 7
oacMUTU CONOll1
lt::i\d'i Muth r G Su11.:,
.MU\\OJ ·~ r1C1ure' Ill n
Uhlb111on," and the Tch:ii Ii;)
Popular v."Oru and :a n~ piece by a
local comp«*r wall be performed by
the Orange Coa~1 Collcic S)mphon)
dunna a 1'.30 p m. conccn 1n th~
Robcn O. Moore The•trc at OCC
Huntiniton S.:ach composer James
Wcithc1t'l piece, en1i1led "Chao Gari,"
it an clco for o~hcstn lh:it uses a
nuntor to help tell the story of
We1~il's cousin Lt. Sharon lane. the
public concert at noon an the Robert
H. Moore 'Theater at Oranse Cow
College an Ce»ta M.:u. 83~d ut OCC,
lhi.: 30 member "udent d:in e sruup
tou"' Oran&c County hi&h school'
usin& a cumbinatiun ol dance ''>le~
roi.xcd with skill to focu1 on ''°'UC\ and
soluuon) Cur Lids. For more
inform~tion on the OCC pc(formoincc.
c:all 4J2·SS06.
SATURDAY, Fii. 26
FUTIVAL o• ltaJNOI
f uur d \fl 1~u1~1C'd mu~1 1Jn\ br ng
their unique .. c.1e ol mu\IC' 10 Onms
C<>a>I roll~g:= for on-= .uMt rl 1 p.m
1n the Rotx>rt B Moor fh,:itr .. :ii
Or:ini.-c Cua$t Colli:'£ .. an C~;:i M $a
Amc ric-.m i:u11 o~t Ra .. h:ud J';iucrwn.
Rus.>1.an o:il:il:ub mJster &n:inu1I
\ 1ohn Concc rti> \\ 111 all be pcrfonJttd
during contcrt by Orchcstrc
1'a11on:.al d fr;in ;it the P rfonruni
""' Center an ~ta Mesa 11 3 p.m Pt ntcd b) thi:' Orim&e Count~
l'h1lh rmonK: :idy, 11 con...-crt
pr ~111 t:ikc\ pl:;,,. l :! p m on the
S cntrilm llall ~ta c pr.or 10 the
niun pcrforn nc .. 111.:l.Ms arc SIS to
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DAY,
FIGHT
DEFICIT
SPENDING.
W hat's more American than tryf ng
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Which means it's time for you to
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look at It this way. it's pr ctlcaJly your patrk>tk duty.
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WEST NEWPORT -Well
Newporl Rsidc:nts have a k)c of
queslions about what can be done
10 improve their community. Herc
arc some ol them with 1nswett
from city o£rt<:ials:
0. aclalaborboocl watcb:
0 : How much work is involved
in joinina Nei&hborhood Watch?
A: Very Jit1fe -an optionnl
bi-monthly mectina at the Police
Oepartmcnl and 1n occasional
I telephone e1ll.
For more information about
Neighborhood Watch, call Sat.
Andy Goola •t 644-3'62.
O.polllet:
Q: When the pollcc are called
to a party, what happens? When
WO 11)' to Slop the partiu.. they tell
us it'& none of our bus6ne:U.
A! We 11tempt to finbh the
party IO )'OU can JCI back tO )'OUf
everyday ure. We uy, 'Pany'a
over. Your nel&hbon are, tired.'
We can make arrests. we can issue
citations. It's goi.na lo bo very
ditrr.cult for them 10 advise me
that it's not my busine .
Q : At 2 p.m. on '"Y afternoon,
you can walk down our street and
to Ille
hearllltllicllwll•u.riltlllo -0o ... ca11,... .... 1
A: U It'• unreatOGlbly laud, tJw
means )'OU can'l enjoy yow diucr,
)'OU cu'I watcb you.r TV -rrs.
definitely call us..
0 : Do you IU)'I come back to
make wre: the parties haven't
restarted? They sec )'OU SU)'I
comina and then they So 10 the
nut house, and the next hoUIC.
A: We are documcntina the
partr house.a,. bu1 we don't have a
specific procedure lhat '-fS we lO
back. The amount of calls for ,
service we receive 5iinply does not
Group ut 1111 to ror-m Pollclel for 1118, service Of alcGllll
In an effort to combat
alcohol-related accidents and
injuries, the newly formed •
Orange County Respc>nsible
Hospitality Association will work
with industries serving and
selling alcohOI to help form
policies for responsible sale
and service.
OGHRA will-WOEk wi1h
licensed establishments, such ai
bars, rcs1auran1.S, liquor s1ores,
and convenience stores, as well
as rraternal cl ubs, fairs, and
organizations 1hat hold one-day
events, in developing palicies.
procedures, and training.
Wanna place a
classified ad?
Call 642·5678
I or inf omiation.
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Machine
~ Tune-up
Special
Only $12.50 _,.,
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• Q-.ck M W'mg & Electrbl Cor11ecilons
COAST VACUUM & SEWING
333 East 171h Street
Costa Mesa _....,
OCHRA. officials hope lo
implement such policies u
1YOiding overcrowding by
limilina guests on 1he premises.
promoting food 14(es to-guests
before they consume alcohol,
offering non-1lc:oholic beverages,
training staff in J"esponsible
~Mee practices, and
dlscoura1lnJUndCr-1gc drinking.
ReguhuinJ the 5ize o( glasses
and illuminating pitcher service
are two others that would both
increase profit, while curtailing
excessive drinkina.
The associ.alion fonns focus
groups from-businesses in Costa
Mesa, Irvine, Santa Ana,
Newport Beach, Anaheim, and
Fullerton, who aid researchers
in 1ar1etin1 key problems,
discussina what they are abk 10
do, and what needs to be done.
The agency is open to any
-busineu or community aroup
interested in rcaponsible-servicc
practices., as well as those
serving alcohol at one-day
events.
For more information call 1he
Oran"'-e C.ounty Responsible
HoSpitality Association at
5(8-2880.
-By the Dally Pilot
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4117 c. ..... D<.1'1172 raaoss rrom UCIJ IMnc 72U461
Isn't it time you finished your college
'
degree? We Can CJfelp!
E9m • Rmchclor ol An. dctrtt in
Ortlllll&•1ional fttlVl.-nt;
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THE DUX® BED, THE BED YOUR BACK HAS BEEN ACHING FOR
For yean you've'been told that• flrm bed Is better for your back.
Well, lrf11lieden, the people who mau
the Owe Bed h ... proven other'Mse.
11tey'W! proYen -a ftrm tied rulsts.
rather than confonn• to.the pooltlon ol the
body. So the opine lies curved.
11te Dwr Bed hao a unique deslcn that alk!M the llj>tne to lie In Its natural pool·
tlofi. T1llo .....,_ e11m-. bllclt problems Md ..... _ ... ___ to __
·~·'-"" ....... so ........... try the°"" Bed.
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-that.UwodoP>-."'"'re .,.........,.to __ _
Q: 1111o-.., bu ...........
ponles. "" bu • tea ot -Uld he c:11.,.. people to act ill. Re
bnlp about tlte fKt that the OOpl
P>.., and '"Y· 'Hey Bob, )'OU Pl"
an doina • aooct job -there
aren't any people In the street
with beer.' What's &oina on 1berc?
A: You musl have 1 pcrmh
Crom the Alcoholic Deverqe
Conltol to charae for beer, and
you must have a business license.
l( they're brin&ina in money, we
can sc~e 1he kea -particularly if
11• 759-3000
eoo95-4PAIN
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Frustrated?
Have you hit
thatgbm
reiling?
Are you
faced with
~blejob
tennination? ,
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0: What cu we do 1boul
ren1en who don't care about the
community?
A: 1lte chy attorney hu been
work.ins with locaJ Realtors 10
lnclude le&al lanau11e in renters'
le1ses, eq>lainina the pride
p_rosram and whit's import1nt 10
homcownen In West Newport .
Oa trash: , O: What can we do about trash
cans being Jen ou1 in public view?
A: The city hu an ordinance
thal requira ..... -·r::-be
loft OUI ol oublic -· .. -... -tic qualllJ ol lhe.......,.ity.
The muoidpol =-olf occr will bcP 1or
viol1tion1 ol tbc law when he
b<Jlnt wort next ..,.th.
Ott .,.mtk
Q: How ... I help tolvc the
sramti'problem?
A: Watch out for your
ntl&hb<lf'• ptoptr1Y whe .... .' ~ can. Witch for people k>Jtenna1n
front ol CO<M>tidal buildlnp or
, ..... doors. Call police if they
beain vandalilin& the k>catioa.
RE
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possibility, attend the
Advantage Coolmunicatiom, Inc.
eJeallDltaum' catic' IDS Seminar
at the Double Tree Hotel, 100 City Drivt:.
Orange, Ca. on Friday, February 25, 1994
from 7:00pm to IO:OOpm and Saturday,
February 26, 1994 from 9:00am to
5:00pm. Please come early to register and
bring the ad. The cost of admission is
$I 0.00 per person. For additional
infonnation, please call (714) 671-5925.
Did someone change tlte
name of your IJanlc?
Now it's your tum •
If you feel like your bank has abandoned you . Or, if you
don't know if your bank is still your bank, or if it's changed its
name or moved , meet Glendale Federal Bank.
We'v• been around for 75 yoars and we're horc ro meet
your needs, acccd your expectations and give yo~ all che
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Bcsr of all, we'U make the tl'llnsition smooth, easy and
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to ~anging your direct deposits and automatic payments,
we II cak< car• of everything.
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Bank location. Bccawc you
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l•Naap1nc1 11 on.. ""'*'""' .... (714) '"""'° 1JIOH1 .. 1rl1 .. .-
C--W.. (1141 MM71l
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Htrc'11 brc1tdown
......... ro11a--
-·d in 1993 in w ... ~wport't three pol.ice
ditcnaa:
Dklrk1 15, wWda td 1
...... IJ!rotoN ....... Pler
IO lllo mld<lle ol3'dl SC-
h4 lod•da .... Udo
l'Nlawta:
•Anon: 2
• Asuult: 89
• BuraJ.ary: 94
•Grand theft: 47
•Homicide: I (the pn1 shoolina 1t Newpon Pier)
· •Tueri: 2n
•
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....... how 10 IOlve lh< pony and trub
problems.
.. , think we can e!fcc:tively reduce t~
level of discocnfon and create 1 more fam·
Uy lype ol 11mosphen:,'' Clp1. Mike Btilch
&aid.
The olficen promised IO crack down on
the parties and encouraged rcsidcnll to
cal1 them when they're bclna disturbed.
Meanwhile. Aab:tant City Man;igcr Ken
Delino said the city is considering a ~1
of other programs 10 help make· Wes1
•Rape: 4
",_•Robbery. 6
·•Panics and ,other ---<· ---
N~ lbe:lltr place 10 I~.
Within 1he nclll monlh, the cilJ will hire
a .. mv.aicipat compliance ofrM».r,"' Deli.no
said.
The offteer wiU enforce lawi relatlna io
tt~h. noise ind buOdins codc1. He wdl
1pcnd six months concen1r11in& on dean·
ina up We.st Newport, Delino 11id. f
Other ideas being considered by city
Sil(( include: ,
•Coming up wilh 11 packa&e. of incen-
tives that would encourage landlords to
sell their p1opcrlll:'1 a condominiums in-
11.c:ad of renting lh~m as duplClltJ.
This may aur.act young ramiJies who i.n-
1cnd 10 slay tn !ht area, Dcbay said.
• Woftio1 "1h lonJ Rcalion IO include
l<pl<ie .. tbcit P<OP<"Y ..... ·-would alert rc.otcrt to lhe cicY'• llaAdards
aad Ille Commual1y Pride -am.
• At tbe requett ot l..anoa'1 Neiabbor·
hood W•tch team, Fire QicJ Tua Riley ii
lookln& lnlO helpin& the IJ'OllP develop •
.. ConunW\it)' Cmc:raency Response Team."
.. ,n Corona del Mar. when the fire was
comina. nobody knew what to do and they
all were caUina the police," Larson said .
She sugcsted dcve&opu1& 1 irass roots
diiuter prOIJam with all of 1he city's
neif,hborhoods. That way, police or fire or-
fici1ls could notify one neighbor who
could relay information to the 01hcr•
Riley wd he 1hlab n's • a:rw ..._
1"h11 croup once apia • 10 M die
l<odina eds< poup u. 1hc ci1y,· he aid.
Dd>O)' tMd the -lmp0r1Mt .....
now ii '° Ft inott reside.au Uwohred io
the Community Pride prOsraaa -indud--
ina 1be )'OUDI renters who throw aJI \be
part.es.
'"YoY know, they're nciJhbors., 100, and
I do think they care about the community
I.bey live in," the said.
McOoncll cnoouraeed 1hc rnidcnt• to
ronn more Ncia,hborhood Watch groups
ind act more nei&hbors 10 attend the
pride mcetinp.
"Don't ,;,·e up on us. and don'I give c.tp
on yourscl"u," be told the croup.
--disuitbance.:.418, abou,.,_ _ _, f---AJt~~ ·\:X-<it.7.f.f\i,:~ 18~ of 1hooc-1ypcs of·· 1
complaints tilywklc
· ~ Olscrict 16, t'tom 34th
Strctt co SJnl Slrttl:
· •Anon: l
•Au.lull: 33
• O.raJ•ry: 114
•Grand 1hcrt: 18
•Homicide : O
•Thell: 96
•Rape: J
~~~ • Ponies tnd ot r
dis1urb:inccs: 612. about
26"9 or those types or
complaints citywide
Dlllrkl 17, ltom 53nl
Slrttt 10 the ll11atl•oa
Bnch dli llnr.
•Arson:O ·
•Awult 22
• 8ur&]ary: 33
•Grand thc(t: 17
•Homicide: 0
•Then: 69
•Rape: 2
•Robbery. I
•"Panic1 and other
dislutbancu: 164, about 7'5
or tho&e types of complaints
cil)'wi<IL
Fund-raiser set ror 11og park
COSTA ~tESA -In a
1a ... 1·d11ch pitch to raise
nlqncy ror a thrcc·acrc doa
p.:ark on Tc\V1nklc Yar~. 1hc
cit) of Cmt:a ~lcsa "'II put
on :.i I.log JOI rrom 10 :a.n1 10
I p 1n. on Saturday.
l "hc co~t u; $10 to
p.!rllcipatc ..apd runners 111c
cncour:.i,cd.H.> s:ct sponsors.
There will be 1 r:afflc with
prizes "''Orth up to SI 10.
AfiO on display lh.JI dtriy will
be: hccru.1ng ror dogs, I
V1ccina11on clink .. nd
dcmons1rattons by 1hc
Ot1ngc: Counly Search and
Rescue Te:am and k>cal doe
1rainer Roecr Dortz.
There will 1lso be a prizes
ror the bc:sl bch:t\C:d, bes!
costumed, hu11~1 ,u1d
smallest dogs. 1·0
poirtici~lc. all dogs must be
on 1 leash no k>nger th:an
6-Cect, musl have 11 current
do& license ind up-to-d111e
!ihot rcrord.
For more inform111ion,
c:ill 754-5300.
byM_Gh_
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• A "10" on the charily •
t luncheon sea.le for the
American Cancer Sociery,
Oranie County, for their recent
••A Taste or Fuhion ... Tbe
LW.
Cllll
program was
crisp, tastcfu~
entertaining and
infonnative.
Organized by
Mary Dell
Barkouru,
resplendent in a
winter white suit
with a definite
lticlc provided by
1 short sheer
----chiffon skirt,
Society
Ed~or
and co-chairs
~riR Fttlty,
----who really gets
1i'lc "I've Even Outdone Myself
A"ard" ·for her winter white
v.ool suit trimmed in white fox at
-coller. cuff, and hat;-and
cllarn1ing-St~an~ Af'&rr'O•,
with classy Sharon Jlula, who
lcf1 1hc affair to jct off lo
London on business with her
husband. •
Stephanie's incredible mom
J udic ArcYros, also very
glamorous in a grey suit,
trimmed in silver fox, hushed the
t:rowd for a moment folJ()V(ing
her donation of S25,00o to
Jun1p-s1art the American Cancer
Society affair. The hush was
follow ed by a roar.
Barkouras took the
nucrophone, gushing. "I never
l.'.tpcctcd anything like this. I
knew we were in for a surprise
fronl Judie, but I am definitely
J\\-1.'d by her generosity."
·rhc Argyros donation sets
barkouras and her co-workers
"'l'll on their way to a goal of
ra1!>u1g $200,000 for the Cancer
Soc1c1y rrom lhe proceeds of lhe
luncheon, billed as "A taste of
Fa~hion," and a second major
upco1ning even!, "A taste for
Lire:· sla1ed for Sunday, May 15
at the Robert Mondavi Center.
"Life is a composition,"
I
I "F""' Installation p/ua .,, I
I extra "'" OFF your bat I _,,,J-price/"
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Cerise Feeley at recent event
continued Barkouras. "Today we entertainmenl.
celebrate, we join causes when Guests were delighted by the
we need to, lend our support. juxtaposition of fdm dips and
On other days., life is not so live models showing off che
happy for many suffering from gowns Miller dcsicncd over the .
cancer. J want tO raise this yean for .such lcecnds as
$200,000 to gi~ to rcJCarch so Elizabet~ Taylor, Ann Miller,
that someday, somewhe·rc~, --~ec~1ty DIVlS, anOoJlien. His own
wmeone will find the Cure for narration provided a sentimental
this horrible disease called l\ftd.personal touch.
cancer."
The applause was gcnuiile,
long lasting. Barkouras, who lost
her husband to cancer, touched
a nerve.
The serious mood quickly gave
way to joy as the "composicion
of life" moved on to lighter
terri!ory.
Hollywood designer Nolan
Miller took center stage
presenting a multi-media show of
his design and its influence in
the worlds of fashion and
. -FollOIOing 1he Hollywood
retrospective, which also
featured the dazz.Jing antique
jcweb Of Fnncis Klein, sold
locally through Traditional
Jewelcn, Fashion Island, the
contemporary couture fashions
of Miller hit the runway.
--Included i.n the display were a
numbef of classic dot.hes
featuring very claMic Ceat.ua of
the models. Braless liYina
mannequins showed off the
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B .urpt llA.Jlldu dude Croal CalitonilLA monster wwe wllhca him up on u
\lnknown land, where be mUJt Seam the
lanau•ac and cut&Oml of tht: people in
order to au.rt 1helr wild waws. But ll he aulmllatcs
to tho new llllld, h~ old berit ... will bo loot. And
1he tonacr Burpr rtmalN lo lha new workl, the
more he misses home.
Our1er does le.am 1hc new l&ftlU ic and cusionu.
but rellins hi! old wtiys. 100, 11 he realizes th11
instead of a mellin& pc:», he can be ~ of the
s.olad, where each inafed~nt is special and
important.
Sound like a story with a mcuace? But it's more
than juM a s1ory. 11'1 "Andina Home," a ~
.,...i.n<1 10 ,. ... ..., wbeA llnmiJraliqo bad.
proli>und Impact ... o....,. QMan1y tdlools and
chlldrcn'1 llvC1. Tiie llmcly mlval teb1 a broader
look at our multi·rtdal, mWli<Uhural toeitty tnd
the need to COIJdlt.
Aecotdlna to Colo. Meta r<lldcnt Jolul·Davld
Keller, who hat directed tU of the Educa1ionaJ
Tourln1 5howt tince their inception 2l years •ao,
the plty loob 11 the ilrunllrant uperien<c from 1he
p«Mnt or 'liew o1 chUdrcn. and explores the
Unportancc or 1okrancc ror other cultures, SCR
brin&I the play to local clemcn1ary K:hools 1hroueh
June 2 u bolh a ~•Y wilh a mcu•ac and 1 w:ay 10
CxpoK children to live 1heatcr.
Today's lesson:
TOLERANCE
• • •
Burger (Kovln M. Greg~, loft) 11 confronted by
the local "Abolanders ' (RlchB1d Soto, top,
and Mes1lrl M. Freeman) In "Anding Home."
four-charaner musical play fbout immigration 1b:it
ii bcint revived as 11\e curRnt Educational Touring
Production of South Coast Repcnory in Cost»
MCSL
Wrinen by JcrT)' Patch and Michael Bi&clow with
music by Diane King Vann, "finding Home"
.. We arc not the teachers:," Keller uid 1f1cr a
rccc:nt preview performance of "Findin& Home" on
SCR's Mahutaer: for teachers and children ... We
arc not the leaders or a discussion. Whal we .-re is
a &iant audio visual aid for 1cachcrs.
he NOMl/C
South Coast Repertory
resurrects 10-year-old play _
about immigration and
co-existence that's relevant for
today's local schoolchildren
By CHRISTOPHER. TR.ELA
'Poorfest' something to Shout about
By JO BL BEERS '-greal un~1gned b:inds th:u nc~c.r
get airpl.ay ur " rec~1rd deal and
HOLLYWOOD -Ne~porl nobody g1~c) .t cr:ip abou1
Beach's (avorilc radio pcrllOn.tl-1hcm "
ity, the Poorman, will hold hi~ / Poorm.tn. ~n" V.J) " li:\turc
third "P90rfcst" Sunday Jt the on KROQ-1 \I (ur ~cJr:> until he
vc.ncrablc Sunset lloule..,a rd paned ~-:iys te:c;s lh;in· am1c3hly
nightclub, the \'lht!>kC). la!iol )CJ.r. ''JJ;cJ his fir~t Poor ·
l "en unsigned band), incluJ1ng fest la)! ALLbU)t It JUIJltci.l 9UO
local !aves l"hc Shout, ~ill plJ~ ptoplc 1 he )Cl·0nJ, in Dcccn1·
from 7 p.m. 10 1 a.m. 1n v.hat bcr, anr.illl.:J 6-iV ·1 he~ v.crc
Poorman, also kno11111 as Jim both hctJ .11 \\ h1)J..c~ A Go Gu
1"rcnton, calls un ··all-out mu)u: .. \\c real !~ t:.-cl th;il th1) t1.>n-
rcstival." Ticke1s arc SI S Jnd ~ cert ~enc) lou!d be huge be·
c;in be bought at Tickct~1a)ter. c.iu)c nobvd~ Joe:) .lll)th1ng ror
"\\'hal's really cool is 1ha1 this -.... un:.ign~·J 1nu~1..:, .. Pour1n.1n 11.11d
is a concert series for un)1gncd ··1·1ic bJnd~ are ~ rJv. and 1n10
bands," Poorman said. .. After 11 that it'~ rcfrc11h1ng, J) up~J
being around music for ;i .... hile 1'~ normJ.I conccns 111~re !l.OnH:
Thursday. f'ebru.1ry 17, 1994 Pull-oul S1•dion 'Page A )'Ou realize 1hcrc arc w 1n:in} see POO •FllT/8
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KMl'MA Novun. DAIL• run1
Dorothy Matson sets down her word while playing Scrabbte at Marcello's restau-
rant ln Huntington Beach. Har Club hosts a weekend toumam90t In Costa Mesa.
Word w iza rds
will invade
Costa M esa
for annual
tournament
B7 TOMTITUS
close contest where cacti pll\)'cr is clawing
or groping ;ibout ror the hi&hcst possible
score while minimizint his or h~r
opponents' chances.
We're not talkint liviog room Scrabble
here. This is compcti1Wc Scrabble. 1hc
1oumamcnt vuie1y, which will be
ocnipyin& upward QI 100 word wizards
1hi weekend at the Holid4y Inn on
Bristol S1rcct in Cos:ta Mua. '
Beainnina Friday cvcnlna. with a "fun
round'• of play, and continuina with •
sames each on Saturd1y and Sunday,
Scntibl• pi,ycn ol •11 le'icls ol expertise
will be match int wits and wcwd ...
~· It'• the 16'h annual
tournament tfJOMORd by tht Huntin&ton
8cach Sera-Club 34. tllo oldnc IUCll
l"'"P in Sou1bcm Cahfonlla.
Tiie tourney ia ,_,...,. by IM
Natlonll S<t.-"-"'lioll. wltidl
ranll• '" R!Yflad --"'• .. tbelr toumamcat ..-di....,....,.
roam ;I••" wlllO .. , ..., • ._ ................. _,..
Ill .,.. · 11.aa ........ ......... . . , .•
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tourneys.
Penny Baker 1s 1hc d1rcc1or ol the
Hun1 ington Beach Oub and 1h1s '~111 be
her fifth tournament ~ince taking o'er
fro m club founder Geneva Akers, Or.1ngc
Coun1y's gr:tnd dame of St:r.tbblc·. Since
Akers organized the Huntington Beach
club, similar groups ha'c taken root 1n
Uguna Hills. Leisure \\'orld. Se:il Bc:r.ch
;ind Ri\°crside. JS "·ell as SC\CrJ.I in the
Los .i.\ng1.•lcs :ireJ.
"\\1c·1c lucking for O\Cr 100 pl.i~ers
1udg111g b)· the rcgistrallQn to d::tlc. but
>.t.Jlk.-ins are ::il>.t.J\'S "elcome." B.:iJ..er ~;11d
And. ~•nee --m
1
Thur)days al b pm at ~l.ir1..c!!l1-, lt:ib;1n
Rest:iur:int on Beach Boulc:,Jrd at SIJtcr
A'cnue~ !he Laguna li11\\ club . .,.,h1ch
t·qn'"cncs Wednesd:t)~ al 6:30 pm 1n 1hc
romnlunity roon1 of Cah(orn1.'.I Federal
S.1v1ngs at El Toro Road .:i.nd ~1l)Ulton
Parkway; and th( Seal Beach Club. ac11,·e
!he las1 Sund:J.\' of each month at noon in
the Fidelity F~dcral Sa\10~) bu1\d1ng on
Sea! Beach Boule\.trJ at St Andre'A \
Road
She J.I)() enjoys the !>OC1.1J a~pt.•l·t, ul
Scr.1bhlc tournzaments, !no~in~ 1111 1ht·n1 .1$
··.,or! of hJ...c fan11h reunion,; \llU n1JJ...c 'u
·m.lll) ft1cn~) 111..•rn
other cuic.s and }t.1u
only k'C: 1hcn1 at
tournan1cnt<i
compctlliun 1s SCI up
according tu r,1t 1ng
groups, a 110\ ice pla)cr
'A'On '1 have to "'Orry
about being !l"'allO\\·cd
up by one of the shark.lo_
Thc)•'ll be pl:ly1ng
across the room in their
0111 n di' tsions.
WHAT: Huntington teoch
Scrobble Club 34·5 16th
onnual toumo~nl
Zeff h:is hci:n J(t1,~·
in rccru111n~ nc"
p!.1~ers to the ~·lub
s..:cnc, and en1rhJ\11c"
that J nuv11:c v.\1n t be
C::tSI to the \lllhC~. l'>ut
\\Ill star! J! lh~· hllllnm
anJ "urL h1~ or h''' 'A.1\'
up into the tl•ughc1
ranJ..~. She e;.i n he
Cl1nt.ictcd at b7J-.""'.ltl
f(lr add111onal
One of 1hc O range
Coa~!'s mos1
cnthusia.sllc Scrabblc:r<i
is Fran Zerr of Dol bo.1
1,1and. \\ho'll be
WHERE: Holldov Inn, 3131
lrlslol SI .. Costa Meso
WHlN : 7 p .m f rldoy ( .. 'fun
play··i. 9.lO a .m. Soturoav
and Sunday
HOW MUCH: $$0 entry tee
MORE INFO: 07.l-1790
Cllntpcl1ng in Cosla
~tc .. J fresh fron1 her recent 1r1un1ph in
Phl)cn1x. Zeff captured her d1\1sion \\tlh .1
n:cord of 10--1.
"If you like playing ScrJbblc :l! hu1nc.
you·11 love competing in a lournamc:nt."
dcc!J.red Uff. who started pl:t)1ng 1n the
local clubs a dec:idc :igo.
A retired roncgc language teacher ;ind
..-.·r1.tcr of movie scripts and
documentaries, Zeff has long conductcJ 1
love affair with words. She wns drawn to
the Scrabble clubs through 1n informal
group -.1hich played :at the NC'!ll1>0rt Bc:ich
Tennis Oub under the direction of Costa
~1cs:l's Louis.A Arnold -Penny Baker's
sislcr.
Zeff is a rcaular competitor at three
Or:1ngc County k>ca1ion1 -the
Hu n1ing1on Beach club. which meets
1nformJt1un
Thi' "tck'cnd's tuurn.tn1cnt h<'g1n'
Frida\ :it 7 pm """h .. lun pLt\ ··for C:t\h
and prize:~ The cl;.i~1ng :ind ,_,,1p1111
about frant.cally ~ 111 l"\1inmente 1n e:irnc.'1
Saturtl:t.) al 9.30 a m .and ~ill t..'On1tnu1:
Sunday at 1he same hn ur The: ll)Urnc)
carries a $50 cntl) fee .
If )'OU\.c conquered C\Cr)l)llC 1n \Our
social circle over the S.:rabble board. tht
nett logical step ts club and tl'Urnament
play You can t1ke that 51ep 1h1~ ..-.eek.end
al lhc Holiday Inn. Jl3l Bri<itol ~1 . tn
COSlll ~1CSD.
Tom TitM.s /1 • tift.Jan<Y M·ritn-"bo
tttkw~ *•I U.r.•t r fOI' tM Daity Pilot.
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Fan1ily concerts' con~uctor _is man • • in motion
moment's notb. I'm there for
e..:rylhinl Carl ........ '"17 CJDJITOrHll TULA
E dward Qammln1 Is a rrn..n
of IOOd conduct. He bu
10 6c. Cumming is lhe
assistant conductor of the
RKiflc Symphony Orchestra, a job
he 1ssu.mcd last fall.
One of O.mmina's du1ics 1:1s
assistant conductor is to lead the
PSO in the Mc~'s Musical
Morninp, an annual series of six
concerts geared toward children
qc1 4 to 13 and 1hcir parcn1s.
"Kiss and Tell," 1hc next Musical
Morning concert, is .Saturday
morning at the Performing Aris
Cen1cr in Cos1a Mesa.
"It 's very user friendly,"
C\.lmming said of the fam ily series
during a recent phone interview
from his home in Laguna Hills.
"It's for people' t,1.·ho arc gelling
their first introduction 10 the .
symphony orchestra. It cun be
JoOmcwhat ominous for a youngi.tcr
J:'OJ~J to a big hall th.at h,u, uvc;:1
2.t.µJ seau; aud musician) du1ng
things they don't undcrsu111d."
Centered around a Valentine's
Day then1e, lhc ''Kiss and Tell"
program will featu re romaut1t
pieces such a!> ~1cndelssohn 's
Wedding March,
Rimsky·Korsakov's Finale from
Scheherazade and two versions of
"llcau1y and the Beas t.··
"\Ve'll siart with the Walt
Di!>ncy version, v.'hich all the kid!>
.... i!l l..now," Cumming explained.
POORFEST
fre•A
band is in the 1n1ddle or a 30.
ci ty luur and you c;in tell
1hcy're going through 1hc n10·
lions."
The bands_'a re: The Shout,
from Newport Beach; Ca~
for Concern, an all·female
band from Huntington Beach;
Soul Scream and Mother's
Kitchen, both from south coun·
ty ; The Skeletoncs, from River·
side; Perch, fca1uring one of
MTV's members o r "'Real
World''; Mercury Tilt Switch,
the Quirks, Jollywater Roaches
and Alternate Effect.
Each band will play from 20
to 25 minutes. The Shout arc
expc:c1ed to appear at 11 p.m.
Doors o~n"" at 7 p .m and will
close arbu"'nd I a.m.
There will also be pnzts and
celebrities, including Punky
Brewster, the actress who
played Wayne's girlfriend in
"Wayne's World," i ·h rasher
from KNAC, and even Ro11
.. 'l'bca wc•u ao on to • ·~aut,y
and the Bea.A' written by Ravel
years ~ and introd"" two
different jn$trurnenls. Tbe Bea&&I)'
is played by the clarinet, iAd lbe
Beul I< played by lhe
contr1·busoon."
The proeram will also feature
l7·ye•r-old nutist Ore&OfY
letfcrson, a hi'-" school junior who
will play Biz.ct s Carmen fan1asie.
Jefferson is 1ehedulcd lo perform
a solo reci1al later this year for
President and Mrs. Ointon al The.
White House.
Cumming bcliCV('S it's important
10 h11ve )'Oung musicians pC:rform
so that 01hcr youngsters can
perhaps identify more easily wilh
the concert.
"They get 10 see a youna: pcnon
on stage and sec what's possible,"
C\Jmming said. "That's the key to
all 1his, 10 somehow make a
connection wilh 1hc youngsters in
the audience."
Although the shows last only 45
-minutes [so kids can't get t(Sl)---. -
fidgety), Cumming spices up
concerts with fun stories about the
n1usic uni.I audience participation.
"I engage them in between
pieces by asking questions and
gelling them involved. I'll give <in
in1prump1u conducting lesson right
fron1 the s1age and have them
conduct right along with me from
the audience. \Ve have a lot of fun
doing i1 ."
The family concert series is no&.-
-m
WHAT: "Poorlest"
WHIRi: Whiskey, 1901
Sunset llvd .• HollywoOd
WHEN: 7 p.m. Sundoy
HOW MUCH: $11
Jeremy and his Porncncs. (And
if )'Ou know who Ron Jeremy
is. shame on you).
''It's just going to be a lot o f
fun, an all-out musical.festival,"
according to . Poorman, wtlO is
trying to raise $3,000 from 'dif·
fcrenl broadcasters. to act the
concert broadcast on K WIZ·
.96.7 FM.
"One of the things that's
happening is that radio is so
predictable. Why isn 't anybody
broadcasting live concerts?''
Poorman queried.
For n1ore inforn1a1ion on
ticke ts or if you are a member
of an unsigned band inlerested
in pos!>ibly playing at 1he ncxl
"Poo1fc)t," call Rob at (310)
370·536::?.
J0t•I J1£"CrS Is a st:JIT wrllc<r.
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Swufay 9{tgfits are Special
at Cfumteclair
• ~"'"" 'Dinnu
'f.s<a'B°' 'Bou'fJWerunuu,,,. 'Pou !fols (jras
1'otato L<t.Ooup,,,. 'E.J(pti< mbcJI (jrrms wit~ :Jkr6 'Vina\gnott<
!f ru~ !likt of 'Xftl8 Sa/m,,. witl. 'Dil1Stt1u:• ,,,. .
'Buf'IttUkMln wiU. (jmn 'Ptppc,.,,,.,.Stt1u:•
-or
Llw 'Ellt<rt.,._,. ft-S:OO P·"'-• 10:00 p.t1t.
su .oor.r-............ ,_.,
m
Pacific Symphony Orch•s-· Talented . teen..,ge flutist
tra's · assistant conductor · and "Kiss arid Tell" ·Soloist ·
Edward Cumming Gregoiy Jefferson
~HAT: "Klll a nd Tell"
WHIEll: Ofange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center
~. Costa Me1a
WHEN: 10 ond 11:30 o.m. Saturday
HOW MUCH: $1 (chlkjren}-$10 (adults)
MOii iNFO: 740·2000
Cumming's only PSO job. He is
also musical dircc1or or the Cal
S1a1c Fullerton-based Pacific
Symphony Orchestral lnslilulc .
t,1.•h1ch he dc:scribcd as "a 1rainina
program ror aspiring young
professional instrumen1alists."
~1cn1bcrs o( the Pacific Symphony . ..
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IF SO, YOU ARE IN LUC&!
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It's our Binbday too! 16 fantutic yean of doing
business, ri'bt here next to the ocean! So to
celebrate this happy event, it YOlJI: birthday is in
February too, just brina yourself and at least one
friend to Maxwell'a. Join us for Breakfast,
Lunch, Dinner or our fabulous Sunday Brunch
'and with the purchase of any one en1ree.
receive a seCond one of equal or lesser value nr.r.. Come celebrate with us where all uf our
meals are served "ith. "a side of
surf .. -oceanfront at the Huntinaton Beach Pier!! ~---HAPPY BIR'IHDAY
~~WPOJir
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GOOD '
LUCK
to all of our
local high school
teams In Me
C.l.F. p/aroflsl
Wt an 1 lot of comp1tltlon ...
""'our R/1# don't/I
Co• /llln 111 for•,,.., di••'°"'''
Jive rcaular coachinJ st#ions 10
11M uuCtenta. lndud1n1 PSO
oonduelor and musical director
Cort St. Ooir.
But 1hlt's not all. Cumrolna t150
c:onducts the .. Jn-SchoOI
Conccru." a series of orthestral
performances that 11re brought to
Vlrioul Oranae County schools.
Thea mows often provide
students with their fint cxp<»urc
to an orctiestra and cl1uic1I
musk. b«ause many schools have
decreased music education due 10
lack o! funds.
"Cart and I were products of
public: school music education,"
·eummtn& stated. "Neither one or
vs wouJd be here if il hadn 't been
for t~t opportunl1y in public
schools. It's just not the umc
anymore. That's why the Pxific ·
Symphony has s.1cppcd up and
t ried to if not fill in the gap, at
least tty to somehow begin to
encroach \!pon it." ·
Cur.nming al.O conducts 1hc
Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra
at the Hi&h School for the Arts in
Los Alamitos. And it th:u 's not
enough, he also is wha1 he tern\s
"the cover guy. JJ anything
h1ppens to Curl or a guest
oonductor, I have 10 step in :it a
Wh<u coold·t"I: ~'""''
Tiu) SunJ<t}\ C1Klll' II>
Catln :\1art ;u 1he w .. 1l·rlrunr l-lihl\11
&.-.w:h R-.1rr 11,1•1
\ft'r" fn'"' 1he h ·,.,, h
EnM' a f(',1.•t ,If
sc.1fooJ S('«1.1l11t·~ .ind •lk..~ull"nt
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Onnmlna ii well M.iilcd LO hts
variouJ job du1ie1. He t'OmCS 10
the PSO from Tampa. F1L, Where
he served u resident ronch.ctor of
1 he Florida Orches:tn and
cunductor or the Univenity oC
Southern Florida Orchatra. where
he wu also assl1t1a1 proCcuor of
n1usic. He hat been a aunt
conductor with numcrou.s
iymphonlcs throuctM>ut the U.S.,
nnd ha.s participated ln many
n1usic fcjtivals.
JI his many mu iCIJ duties aren't
enough, CummlP.t also hu a v.-ire
und l'ol.'CX)'OUn& chUdtcn 10 keep
him busy HiJ schedule does no1
seem 10 lcnvc him much free lime.
. •·1t's a lut," he acknowled&cd. "I
c.imc knowing it was aoifl& to be "
10 1. So fllr I'm dcliahted lo be: .
v.·orking for the pl'C'hctln. I amc
fron1 :i >itu:uiun that was much
.uorc ~l f1.:)sful because lhc
orchc~t1 .t "'"'!>in frnancial strai1h1,
1 ~nice Iv "'.irk for an orchcs1r ..
1ha!'s Yer) ""e ll run, very well
n\:Jnagcd 11·~ been a pleasure
1•.-v 1l..1ns fur 1hem."
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Welcome to a future of bad skin, hair, acting
By UNOLll DON t 1•5 the yc.ar 21S8. Man has
conquered 1pace, dlsc11es
have been cured, •liens
eot11acted and, judging by
the appearance or Babylon .S's
St"'rity Chief Michael Garibaldi,
Thi Hair 01.lb ror ~1cn hM gotla
bri&ht fut~rc. In the coming
ccriluries.
.. S.bylon S," (8 p.m.
Wtdnad115, Channel 13) is 1hc
fi(lh and only survivor in a series
or ~ace sta11<>ns 1h::u arc sup~d
10 be '°'' of intcntcllar Unilcd
Nalions. Which means it's
incmcient, incffcc11vc, 100
cipenslvc, the aliens can gel
p1itin1 1ick.cts 'for which 1hey do
nol have 10 pay and commit
crimts for whkh they will nol be
held responsible.
Aniichronisms and nrchiais.ms
abound. Oullons. Makeup. Bells.
Ory Ice . Doon. TVs. -Polyester.
Arnt:-m<bfCspccially, nc\j,spapcrs.
HOME ......
"We come into a M:hool und
we reprcscnl ourschcs in 1hc
bes! possible w:iy as Orange
toun1y's lhc.atcr \\'c :uc rur
everybody~ When -...e conic 10 a
Khool. we arc prc:i.cnt1ng h\c
1hcatcr to children ... ho pcrh.1~
have nn·er i;ccn 11 before and
v.ho may never l>CC 11 ag.1111
llun experience .1lo11c 1s •cry
lmporu1n1"
The Educa11on.il !ouring
Producuons that ~l H muun!Jo
each school yt::ir deal -...uh 1:i.:i.uc~
lhlil arc unportant to ctukhcn
tnd schools. Over 1hc yeJ1,, 1hc
.plays have ~plorcd econun11CJ>,
nutrition, arl).., the J.Cnc ra t1un
llP and variou~ children :i.
ptoblen1s such as ~If c.i.1ecm.
whK:h Ii 11 prun1tncnt 1hen1c •n
lhc turrent produc11un.
"Children arc \ery \lllui\blc
ptuplc," Keller u1d "They arc
whole people fhc) 11rc not
wbjccu, ""C canno1 d1rec1 1hcm.
They arc children. Th•t 1s unc
of the mcuagcs 1ha1 .... c try to
address in 'F1nd1ng l·lomc ' ..
Kclk:t believes 1tu11 lhc young
audiences the!oe dayJo arc
dlffcrcnt than lhcy ""ere 10
~an ago when •·Finding Horne"
WllS first prcJ>Cntcd
"They know 11 lot more going
In. Kids arc bi1ghte-r because "'~)' have acceu to things.
They're hipper and quicker and
1w11irc of u great dca.I more. l"hc
~her side of that 1.-oin is nl<Mot
kids have: ot very shon a11en1ion
span. It 's almost • 1clevisK>n
The English lanJulfC hun't
chanced. Accents don t eids1 1nd
coUoquiati5mS from the 1990s ate
'till u1ed 300 yean later.
The Aliens have names spelled
by throwing an indeterminate
number of d:irts onto a nndom ·
.selection or letters and
punctuation. They all appear to
have 'kin problems that cw:n
OKy-2001 couldn't cure and suCfcr
continually Crom the worst or all
pos!!ble bad hair da)'L
They all Jive 1oae1hcr,
'"Dipk>m3U, hustlers,
entreprencun, and wanderers," in
a cosmos or bathos and pathos.
In c.hnrgc o( this 50;1p opera is
Commander Jeffrey Sinclair, proof
posi1ive !hn1 b3d acling has no1
been bred out of 1he human race,
aWs1ed by his crabby, cnnky (and
probably permanently PMSing)
assis1an1. Lt. Comn111 ndcr Suinn
lvanova, who renlly doc.sn'l·look
ugly enough to be Q.f.J!Jlllinn
dcsce-01.
m
Director John·David Kelter (center) holds "Finding
Home" production meeling with s1a~e manager Elaine
Zolrea and cos1ume/se1 designer Dwight Richard Odle.
..flNDINO HOMI" local dat•1: W9dM1dpy, Feb. 23, N9WPO'f
W.lghtl l,.l'Mntary, 300 f . 1Sth SI., N•wport hoch. 160-3464,
10:30 ond 11:45 a .m. W9Clne1d0y; SCR Gotd9n C lrc:le Meeting,
SOUth Cao1t R•pertory, 6SS Town Center Orlv9, Cosio Mesa,
951·2602, 7 p.m . Feb. 21: Harbot' Doy SehOol, 3443 Poclftc:
View Drlv•, COfona <Mt Mar, 6.40-1410, 1 p.m. Match 1; Adom.1
flementory School, 2150 ClubhouM Road. ~osta Mesa, 556-
3117, 1 p.m. March J: Karbof View llementory. 900 Go4den·
rod. COfCN"IQ det Mor, 760-3472, 9:30 a .m. Morch 11.
period a11cn1ton \pas:i. which 1s
the danger of 11 " ·
J~ortun.atcl) "f.1nd1ng Home"'
1i. onl) .is nunutes long. and
fcatUfC) rulurjul i.cts and
cv:i.tu111t,:Jo b) long11n1c SCR
a »i.X"1:.itc O\j,1~ht Richard Odle
and rr~·J11\c churcography by
01.111r Uu~lc. athlthcr SCR
regulJr. (.'on1b1nc:d "11h lhc
cn1hu\1a,n1 of 1hc nctors, l~c
clcn1..:n1) mJkc "F1nd1ng 1-lonle"
:in C:J.5)' play to ~a1ch and
absorb. Out one qucstfn that
Keller asked 'himself. and
an)~ercd, was whc1her !he play
wus still relevant ,loday.
·"rhi.i. play i:i. ccr1ain1Y
rclc:\.ant," .he insisted. '"Ifs been
IU )Cars, so all 1hosc kids who
Joa" 11 ut grn1nn1ar school have
gone on . It's a whole new
audience,"
Please .Jola Us
For Dhuler
L-ehor
Weekend Brunell
-·· .... ortg;lllly lo.nled In CNc., .n.r our ,_ -
Ill twnly -1or our ""'°"'
-Samge --bly In .. 1930'$.
Todly, till '°"' & pld$On conirdJ tD pnMdl I e:omPef8 """'"' __ _
P<IPnd tmh dally ""' -.... 5 ~ al lomily piide,
Thlllk """ ThlSll>ollnofanly
CATSlllNG -CIALl8Ta
ff P' tr W. Clillr ..... CIWtrn .... __ ,,,, _____ _
Fu R111Pl•• Cll na-c1at ·--·--
Waftderina around it a 1auy
b&onck who reads minds (ao ahead,
read mine, Orlce )IOU crawl ou111 the
auttcr in whi('h it usu11.lly rcskkr.,
you'll find it as full as a lis1in1 of
Bill Ointon"s job his.1ory In the
priY;1IC sector}. You've al10 Sol
some aliens who appear as 1hou&h
1hey'Ve been up dose 11nd pcrM>nal
too m:ln)' times wi1h elcctucuy and
caustic chemicals. And. at lcu1 1n a
rcccn1 episode, 10mc b;i.bc 1n 11
)ow-cu1 drcu tryin1for1hc Sincad
O'Connor look with :i dull TOl.l-Or.
Last wcck"s stoopu.hM>dc had
something to do with a color. The
Color Purple, n1:th. Purple Haze.
OO?C, Uorn to 1hc Purple. )C:ah
th:it's 11. The :tforcmcnuoncd b.1be
v.as ~uppo>Cd to t.educc lhis old
coot ;ind stc.11 dO empire's !i.Ccreu;
\\'ell 1hcrc'11 .1 rc.11 original plot
1v.·1st. Which. considering the ac11ng
bas_kgrou_nd Uf wmc of the
pnne1pal\: ("Ba)'\l-·:11ch,'" ''The Uold
and the lkaut1ful,'' "fdlcon Crest"
anJ ""N1gtu court") isn't nearly :is -
much a •1rc1eh u klna oa • rad!
durina 1he lnquU.idon. W1tchin11t
hw-t• a '"'hole: tot more. '
Glil.wd, chis dlow is dumb. Tl\i1
10n of spinoff from .. Star Trek ..
reminds me of them relatives out 1n
the hills and holle.n who've been
1nbrccd1n1100 Iona; The more h'i.
dOnc, the s1oop1dc-r they becumc
And '"Dabble-on S," 1hc l:atcst
proieny, 1s the dumbeM of them all
1hc one on the lcfl, on 1h<>K Ch.l1ts
or the evolu11on or m11n
In 1hi\, "The Thud Ace of
Mankind," (wh:ll the hell ""tfl he
first 1wo, "The Disco Age" ano
''NC'N A&e""), v.hcrc people still U\tC
guru;, wear sun,la:i.~. and firt l.11tCr:i.
""'hic-h arc slov.cr th.in speeding
locumc>llVC!i, V.t, the \JCV.Cn., C.11
only remember. ,..hile 1t 1S uuc 111.11
in space, nu one 1..1n he.1r you
scream; on )'OU/ ~1!.1, •her an hv1.11
of "Babylon S," \vu C'.in hc:ir
yourwlr ya""n
Unt'lt Don ;_, 1101 11 111t'n1k-r ot
lloir Club for Alrn. ·
MONDAY NIGHT
•
D Thurwd9y, ~ 17, 1 ...
here w11 very li11lc fanfare when
the new Wolf'aana Puck Carr
opened in South Coast Plaua, but
it didn't maucr. After just a few
months., the place averages around
700-800 diners every day -an
instant SUCCCN in anybody's book.
So the Puck magic worb again:
lhct~.st docsn'1 ~cm 10 be
anything the man can't do. Ills
talent for finding good people. his
hi&h s1ando.rds and his bus1nC"SS
flair combine for 1ha1 succcssJul
finish on whatever intcrcs1s h1n1,
Among ma"y th inp, his Spaxo 1n
Los Angeles is a watcnnJ hole
and dining destination 10 the
creme de la crcn1c in lloltywood.
C~ln ois 1.11! r-t11ln, his .San1.a __
Monica rcs1,.1urant·fan1asy, is
considered by many to be one of
the finest dining spots in America. '
.... 1111 u -.
want 10 ba¥C .,. c.u,. Ude order
ti $2.SO. ' • The bubtcued chfcken 11 for
palate• in oeed of suonacr l\U'ff.
The bird is encrusted in t dark
brown marinade which hu cumin,
curry and chile. ~hich 1ivc.s an ,
Asian .slant on thll b;arbecuc. It t
$8.50. too. • No prctcn k>ns of hautc cub.inc:
clutter the menu illhou&h tome of
the offcrioss and particul•l'fy 1hc
deHCrtJ would be at home ir, art)'•
ol Southern Cllif01nio'i prtmlcr
ru111urants.
Chef Guy
Ltro1 is IS
proud of
them 11s he ti
oC his special
ma.shed pota.-
t oc s, piz1a
and pasta. .
m
WHAi:
Wolf{/Ong
Mk Cafe
WHlll:
South
Coo1t ~
l'talo
{next IO
1..-k'•I
WHlN: -doll'(,
ii a.m. to
9p.m.
HOW
MUCH:
And P1,.1ck has opened up in
Orange Coanly with a noisy, hard
surfaced, wild and brigh1 cafe
whose decor mighl best be
described u an explosion in a tile
fnctory. Tiles nnd colurs .. re
everywhere, down to the pots
holding plants outdoors and bit'5 of
tile embedded 1n the gorden wall
outside the p.itio.
Puck is famous for his
imaginall•c piuas. and nine
va ncties arc feat ured on the
menu. In spite of the 1nn0\:it1•·c
h~tings. 1he No. I seller, accorLl1ng
to one of the n1any agreeable
serving staff n1en1bers, is 1hc
pepperoni with n1ushrooms,
roasted garlic, cheei.c and
THE PUCI( STOPS HERE
1"he giflcd
t.:Croy. 40,
who hails
Crom PrfJ\"ince
and met Puck
22 yean 1igo,
sayi he luvcs
working in
Orange Coun·
ty. He's im·
pressed with
the chcn1clc
-feels they
arc nkc pctt--
ple, resron·
sivc 10 the
good rood he
loves making.
"I take a
lot of time on
MORI
INFO:
u .. t6U
Celebrated chef waves his magic wand •
-~ agam our d«scrts,"
he says. Leroy
talk.s about lhe apple 1art lartin
w11h it$ pastry crust and i1s
luscioufpool of caramel uuce 11
nny ar11s1 docs ot a particularly
~'Ondcrful crc3t~n -and then
there's the warm chocohoc IOU-file
cake wi1h its ~ft, creamy insides.
rhc cake ilJVc rtcd and rcs11n1 in
warm chorol1ite sauce.. S4.50.
1:11her one mlle-s 11n aflC'rnoon pll
11op a1 \\'oJfcanc Puck's Cafe a
S}bar1t1C CJipcr;cna
oregano. The piua is fine ¥i·11h its.
1hin crispy crust, but don't count
on much pepperoni. In spite or its
billing. there is about one round or
pepperoni per slice, S9.SO. (Pizzas
range in price Crom S7.50 for plain
cheese 10 S•4.95 for sn1oked
aalmon, onion and dill cream, a
salute to lox and ba&cls).
By MARLA BIRD
The vegetable p~ is a crowd
pleaser with a jumble of roas1cd
red sweet peppers, 11iccd Japanese
cgplant, wild mushrooms, fennel
and onions caramelized 10 a sv.·ce1
•.
finish, S9. •
·To keep 1hings simple, there i.s
jus1 onc..soup listed and it's a
winner -fresh vegetables in a
ric.h stock comprise this
minestrone, arid the monarclla
crouton is a nice addition, $4 .50.
Half an order (still a generous
por1k>n) of the famous Cbinois
chicken salad. $4.50, seems 10 be
one Qf the s1rong sellers with
those 800 or so diners and with
good reason. There is plenty of
chicken shredded into lhe salad
with its crisp noodles, a melange:
of vegetables and a dressin& based
o n sesame oil with a kick of ch.ije
10 keep things interesting.
Pastas like "Barbara'1
Fenucinc" and "Grandma Puck's
Chicken llologncsc Linguine" arc
a departure fron1 nlOSt pastas
around town, particularly the
fcttucinc with it1 ~trips of fresh
vcge1ablcs and Louisiana shrimp
in a smoky, complex tomato·b~d
curry s:1ucc. SJ I.SO
The bc't buy and the best
1as1ing 1h1ng on the cntrcc menu
i.s the roti.sscricd half chicken,
pcrfc:clly cooked wilh chopped
rosemary impartin& a wonderfut
Oavor and aroma, $8.50. With the
chicken -comes a choice of mashed
potatoes. French fries or Caesar
salad. It's a ~fully hard choi«:
because they're all &ood. but those
garlicky mashed potatoes topped
with curls of French fried onion.t
arc a poem -so Sood you may
l'rtt-1.att« wrltrr Al•rl• Bird's.
dinin1 rolumn •PIW•r$ wttlt.ly.
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Mcu Economic Develop-p«ucd by 1bo ,.._ from local
na Tatk .fon:,e u •he finl m1jot orfdak auch as Qty Cowacilman
NI •a mucuin1 pulh 10 keep Joe Erickson ud Po&k:c, Qtct
busiMIKI from kavlna. o....C Snowden, who joiAed the
'1'he mesuac ls, we here an tuk force'• cilnpeip.
petc Jr &iven the opportunity,"~lrly opinion. the same thinp
kS Charlie Wil10n, chainnan 1it a resklent loob for arc the same
"Colt• Mesa E.conomk Devel· lhinp I busineu k>ob ror -a.are
nt Task Force, 1 arass root1 nci&hborhoods, cle1n 11rcet1." p of busincM kadert fi&hlin& Erick.son said, .. We haw all that
uve k>cll commerce. "Both the here. Oovemmtnt at aU kvc:ll rc-
rnmtnt and lhe business com· alize 1ha1 to pnwick ..erviccs,. we:
ity 1t llrae arc concerned need 1 good employment buc be-
t lhe busineu clim11e in 1he Clute or the taxes th1f are nised,
&k>n and we are doina some-both by 1he business and by the m, •aressivcly •bout chanJ,ina ciliuns."
" For this campailfl, Wilson alto
Russell 11id he recently signed a ea.lied upon state rcpresen111ive_1
l'ff'")'Clf kuc ;111 his si1c at 2945 and agencies. communi1y coUcacs
rway Avenue. Knig'u Equip-and his OW"n crcdil as a Southern
nt, a g.rowing worldwtde sup-CaliCornia EdilOn officials who
Jicr O[ dctcracnl dispensin& helps businesses fi~ ways 10 CUI
uipmcnl, is .waiting 10 sec if the electric costs.
ise to lower s1a1e work.en' But now, Wilson U)'I. the work
pensa1ion rrues and eia1ing air· bes.ins.
u1lhy rcs~rktions on busineuc:s "Three ycan is no1 a 1uaran· iU come 10 pa is. teed deaJ," Wilson -aid;-·"" If 1hcy
.. In order for our producis 10 be .don't sec change, there is a real
IW"litivc, wc\1e got 10 be con· possibility lhat lhey will continue
r-to look out of 11atc." tan1ly looking into that cost,"
uucll uid. "Since ~ do busi·
ss all over the world. we can be
tcd anywhere in the world."
Until recently, Ruuc:ll was scri·
sly considerina a n\OYc 10 North
rolina, where he hoped to ex·
nd his srowina facility. He was
· ·1cd by the s1a1c:'s gO\'cmor who,
ikc: many other slate rcprc1Cnt1·
h-cs., promised k>w interest bonds
help rover real estate COlll.
aper land and utility rutc:s. and
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FRESH
ATLANTIC
SALMON
Olllcllls
..,,. But change In the system Is
needed, local representative
Sherry Loofbourrow says during
summit In San Francisco.
BT J.ua LoAa,.S'w-J wirm
On the sc.oond day of the California
Educatton Summit in San Fnncisco, k»cal
school boatd member Sherry Loofbourrow
uid real p«>srcss: is beina made on the road
10 munln&ful education reform.
"I'm an oplimist," ~id Loontounow,
prc::sidcnt of the California School Boards
A.uociatton and a school board member in
the Ncwport·Mc:u. Unified School District.
.. I believe when JOU engage: the leaders of
any cntcrprite and have real discussions on
1he real iuuc:s, you can move
............. .
Loolbourrow -pm ia a -I dilel-tlioa du:ina 1he "M:Mlay .......;, oo
"The Sla1us or Schoolifts: A Reality Oleck."
She uid pubtic educa1ton hu bea>me a
pos)ular taract e.nd not all the eriticisms arc
valid.
''School board memben bclinc it's vital to
e1t1bllsh what's true and whal's not trvc
about public: education," she said.
"'Mispcrcep1Km1 about public: schools have
been prc.se.ntcd by critics and rc:pc:atcd in the
media until the public has accepted them as
fact."
Durin1 the tWCHtay 1ummit, Loofbourrow
u.id there has been 1 1eneral rc:cognihon,
however, that lil"ificant change ls needed.
Ahhouah Loofbourrow opposes any aucmpts
IO revive the Voucher Initiative which was
defeated Last year, she bc:lievcl educators arc
responding to cone.ems which gave rise 10
Thur9day, Feiv-y 17. 1894 ,.
lhe ialliativc .
1'hcre is 1 rc.cosni1ion 1b21 our sys1c:ra of
education iii no k>qer des.ipcd to prepare
.iudc:nu for the: toeicry which now c:dsu. ..
Loolbourrow aaid ... We arc tot.ally prep•rcd
to redesip the sys1c.m, but redcsicn does not
mean 1 quick·fll, simplistic 1alu1ion such 1s
IC'hool choice."
Educ:11on arc (ocu$1ng on 1hc livina
condittons of ch1ldr-:n, teacher competence
and tn.inina. fiscal acx:ountsb1li1y, 5Chool
facilitlcs, community involvcmc:nl in Khool
district deciston-making and cduciu.JOn
!undtnJ. aa:ordin1 to l.oolbourrow.
"Whar I've heard DYCr and ovc' apu1 h~c
1s thal we have good model\ anC: 1n many
cases we already know wh 1t to do," she said.
"We've iot 111 the ri,ht people dtSCUss.ing ... 11
the righl iuues in a real 1ns1gh1ful way Tiu.s
is lhc beginning or • procciS '
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COMMUNfTY FORUM RCNS T'iURSDAYS ANDSATUlDAYS•WIUT£ fO: PILOT l.ElTW, JJO'll'. BA) >T. COSTA 'dESA, CA '16J7•FAX TO: 44'-41/0•llEADUS' HOTIJNE (CALL-IN COMMENTS!' 441.-
Done in by the Duke '
F or some reuson, I just can't get as
euphoric as Tom Riley and
1-tarriett Wieder a.re about yet
another airline flying out or John Wayne
lntcrn ... 1io11al.
Seems 10 1ne 1h111 Al:uk11, American,
Con1incn1al, Della, Nor1hv•cs1, lWA,
On tile
Coast
Un ited, USAir and
auortcd
puddle-jumpers are
rcnlly quite j ufficicn1
for the local uirficld.
The ot her n1orning,
those outfits and I
bcsan interfacing !_l
7:02, rollov.·cd at 7:04,
7:06 (a relatively silent
prop job), 7:07, 7:09,
1~ 11, 'l;-1.3, U.5...-~.18-
and so on and on and
on
\Vhen i11e> s• J\ ... 1
our house on nc ..:ast
run of Ba.-k B;.), sutne
"' 1hl! pl;ine) n1Jkc ho"'ling noises.
()t 1.~·1, ~rind . ~("r('('t'h (()"II !/llc."IUTIC&
Jll OI l ht: Jtk11t:
<..i~n Rile' CJ.lb getting Sou1hv.c:s1 10
!h •IUI uf 01.J.nge Count) 17 tiincs a day,
..1 111.11<>1 .1~·..:omplishment:" .. Just great."
,11cc1' ('h.i1rv..in1an \\lie-Jc• 11.·ho ·
,v111~·tu11cl Jn'c' .ill 1he ~.1} 10 On1arto
\ !"-'rl 1111 h~·r free, uft-dcn1cd ~·ounty
~,1 'I 1v 1:ct 1-'hc;.ipcr fligh ll>.
I ..i the tllllu~and~ uf c·u,t:i f\·tcsans.
'i.:"IXlllcr~ JnJ S.1nta An..1 t1 cightscrs
1•.r1u lr'c 1n thr )'°'.i!h IJ! lhc airport's
n~'''c Lone. ">outh"c)t onl) nicans niore
Checking out
library facts
\\'i1h reference to the·offensivc and
l;argcl) 1ncurrcct colun1n by Mau
Co~cr (Feb. 15), I Y.'Ould like to poinl
tu several fa c1s, aside from the vitrioli c
tune.
L \\lhat wa~ the purpose of the
article" 1·0 i1l\1goratc the citizens of
Lo~t.-fl.l eloa 10 urge the CHy Council
to bn.:ak av. ay frocn the county system
and e~tablish it\ ov.·n library? For his
1nh11tTIJt10n, th1~ " .. s considered in the
c.uh Jl)bOs and the city de termined
lf\,1 t 11 ""'" luu c'pc n~l\C tu Ju
~-\\'hJt doc~ ~tr. Coker know about
1hc 1,l;unagcd books? He tcaJ lhc
.1n1cli..: 1n 1hc Daily Pilot v.·hich
11H.l1c:itcJ tha t 1tic d::i1naged books
v.crc uut-uf.print, nut oul of dale. I
v.·oru..lcr if ~Ir. Coker knov.s the
difference.
f\to)t book~ go ou1 of print almosl
as soon as ih ey are published.
l{cfcren1:c books may stay in print .i
bit longer. but no1 if !hey arc updated
,1nnu:illy. as n1any are.
3. flow often docs Mr. Coke r visit
the Costa Mcsu branches? Is he here
in lhc aflcrnoon, when the lines are
long? H:as he been at either br.,nch
Y.hen the public ca n't find ptaccs to
\it" Has he been at either bra nch
when the telephones ring off the
!u .. >0k ? \\loutt.l he hke to have the hst
of branches "'h1ch tell the public
"'hich br.1nrh in the system is closed
Jnt.l which upcn and when? It is
Jva1lablc anJ has been since' the
budgc1 crunch closed branches 10
a!n1os1 half-time.
I t.1kc exception 10 the rouen
dc)ctipt1on he hms written of staffs
"'ho hir )Cars have spent lime
1c .. ch1ng, and finding infornuuion for,
the patrons of both bra~hcs.
I expect Mr. Coker m st feel good
1 .... hcn he kicks someone c ... I
wonder how he treats hisitog, i( a dog
could be friendly or IO'Ving towards
'uch an acid pcrsonali1y. Whal ails
you, f\1r. Coker?
GLADYS LORENZO
Branch man•acr
~1csa Verde Branch Ubrary
Doesn't add up
How docs Sieve Marble figure? "His
noise What else is ncv/?
When we bough1 our hOU)C nc:irly 22
)'ears ago, Air UI w~ O)in& ,lv.·o
Lockhe\!d Electras tO Oakland and San
frJnCisco a couple times a day; likcw1loc Bon:inZu~ wiih 1hosc niriy little Fokker
F-27s 10 Las Vegas and Arizona. Being
an airport neighbor was alnlOst pleasant
exhau)l f,1n uf a b:arbecuc joint. There
are fuur no1~c levels: Loud, Louder,
LvuJc)l .. nJ Tluc:shcild or Pain.
Al lca,1 ~11uthwc:s1 Joc~n't fly ~10-SOs.
11\osc a r~ tht· Threshold of Pain birds.
\Vhen ..111 f\l a SO flies ovc1h~ud. you
don'l e'en ha ... c to look up to know what
kind of u1rpl:ine 11 is. It's the one 1ha1
>OUnd> li~e .. volcano eNpling. You llcing one now is like living inside lhe
LlnlU
punishmenl will continue on." Poor
old Bob Dixon got 18 months in jail
for stealing Si,800,()()(). 'fhat's
Sl00.000 a month or $5S4 each hour
Cor a 40 hour work week. The wages
of sin weren't all that bad !
FRED WOOD
Balboa lsJand
A moment In Ume
On lhc morning of Feb. 8, ""h1le I wus
gelling ready for school, my mom
ca1nc into my room with the paper.
She handed me the L.oc:als Only
sec1io11 and Iv.as surprised when I
lookl·d do"n al lhe "\Ve;uhc r lttnd
0<.eoln C1Jnd11ions '' and saw my
pic1urc. '
Thi'!> picture was of a rainy da y
si milar to yesterday and ii was also fn
the paper once before in 1982 ... when
I was .J years old. Now I am 16 years
old and )Last y,·an1cd to say 1hanks 1ur
rcmc1nberi ng nic.
GREITA MCDONALD
Newporl Beach
Pilot lll1lll'OVklll
The Daily Pilot acts bcuer all the
time . We always get a smile with the
clever weather notes, Judge Gardner's
columns and other local news. And
I'm glad I didn't knock over the
Cheerios when I consumed your 7.SO
words aboul 1hc Mermaids'
controversy (William Lobdell's
Editor's Notebook, Feb. 3). It was
greal.
VAN A. FRANCE
San11 Ana Heights
ColDlllllltY colleges
chlllgfl19
I am not sure why John Moorlach
omitted the community college from
hfs list or public organizations and
agencies which arc in place with the
ci1y of Costa Mesa (Downsizina
Government, Feb. 5). Some years ngo
these colleies were iden1ified as junior
collc1cs with more limited objcc1ivcs
than those or today. Now they arc
called community colleges. Their
missions have been modified to meel
the exiaencics or our timei. They have
pqrams that t1raet social and
economic needs u well as pcrfomung ,
I.heir tradition1I role of educa1ing and
training enrolled ttan)fcr ..1nd
voca1ional studen1s.
As a currcnr-cxan1ple, I allude 10
the eCforts of Orange Coa.st College.
in concert with the local school
district, to ofter a College For Kids
program 1n a large ly Hispanic
elementary school. In 3-ddition,
Coastline C<,>nuuunit~ College is
actively engaged 1n supporting 1hc
Sa\'e Our Youth (~OY) Center in
Cos1a Mesa. These arc only 1-.1.0
cCforts among countless othco which
demons1ra1e 1he cap11bili1y of the .
communiry college 10 tackle urgenl
social issues and problems.
One y,·ould be hard-pressed lo
visualize ""hat life 1n our rommunily
v.·ould be like wit houl the contri·
bu1ions of our conununily q>lleges.
LEFTERJS LA VRAKAS
Cosla ~1esa
Leave West
Newport alone
Mary Fryer's letter (Feb. 5) went on
a1 great length regarding a need for
more paved walking area, known as a
boardwalk, on 1he beach in West
Newport. I disairee, vchcmC''ltly.
I fail to undentand why s.... many
Oranac C.Ounty ci1i.tens rema.in so
inslslent about having a boardwalk
I railing up 1he beach to the river jcuy,
thus removing 1111 privacy presently
being enjoyed by the people who
bought tha1 property to achieve just
1ha1. Those r.csidents paid dearly and
continue to do Kl in the form of high
property laxes and they deserve to be
left in peace, wilhout the W<>rld
gawking into their windows and
1hrO'Ning trash in10 their yards,
Intruding upon thal lovely, clear,
quie1 area with a boardwalk such as
cxis1s from the f11r end of 1he B11Jboa
Peninsu la up to about 38th Street
v.-·ould destroy 1he whole ambiance of
1he bcs1 beach area in Newport.
h 's obnoxious what a simple strip of
cement wnlk c:in do 10 a neighborhood
of lovely homes and 1he nice,
peace-seeking people living in then\.
Leave \Ves1 Newport alone, There
are plenty of sidewalks there,
Seashore -and all the side 1trcc1s. I
see no need to spoil 1he present state
pf things 1here, RUlll HULSMAN
Newpon Bc1ch
listen 10 MD-80s and you know v.·hy
McDonnell Douglas was 1rying to peddle
ils airliner business to To.i.,..·an.
Next worst orrcnders are the 737> 1 he
worst or these is USAir's 8 a.m. fligh1 10
Pi1tsburgh. It's loaded wi1h fuel for 1hc
cross-country flight, so it roars mighlily.
I am convinced thal many of the p1luts
oo this Nn get boot ou1 of driving
ri&ht over my hoUsc, ~n though \t to.kcs
them about 50 degrees east of the
runway headinc of 190 degrees.
In (11t1 , I am convinced thal, in 1he
pas1 few yea.No, airliners t:akin& elf from
John Wayne head 1 IOl more to the cast.
Jn 1hc old days, Ol&hts followed .Dack
Bay and went out ovci the oocan before
shoplna i1 cour5C up or down coast
NO* the~ mostly m:tk:e a mid·b,t)' ten
turn 1ha1 1.-ke) 1hcm over Eastbluff Park,
Corona del Mar h1~ school and Coron:i
del Mar itself.
J absolutely believe 1hcy do this
bccmusc Supervisor Riley and ~iayo•
Oarence Turner live on 1he wm side of
the bay and the airline.s wnnt 10 stay
away frorn their neighborhoods.
-An airline pilot Crie nd sayrt"m
paranoid. "Pilots rrom all over the .
country ny 1n,and out or Orange
County.' h.c...ia)'S, "11nd 1hey ·haven't 1bc
faintest idea where 1he poli11ri.u1s h,e,"
OK. ~o 11's not u plut -111.i)l)i: It s
JUSt the "'d)' life is ;1ruunJ lhc iairpor1
La~! Apnl l·uot's da). 1hc t AA
changes 1hc 1hro1tle .-u1bxk nitc) JnJ
111kcl\lf~ ~ct nu1~1c1 "lo"" Sou1h11.t'~l
come~ 1n Un1tt'd P:ir(.-c) Ii pounding on
the door I cdcral b.prei.~ ·'D nl) 1n 100,
and Reno AH and 11) Ml>·:W> t,l.irel)
mt:s3ed gt<l!tng f11gh1!i
I 1n1c 10 ;.11n \l.1,or ·r ur nt·r') •ru~dc
10 COn\•Crt El ruru ll!'lle lu J•ll fl 1hc
A1rpor1 \Vork1ng Gr,lup, tune to v.Olf)
f"rcd ,\fartin'.s rolun1n runs t''rry
Tbursda.v •ad S•lut"day.
Even JFK would have· gone
along with Rohrabacher
\I/hen is 1hc liberal media. lncl_uding !he
Daily Pilot, goin1 10 learn. l'hcy
promur1a1e Mark Petracca·s lies (Feb
12) by telling us thill illeg~ immigrants
should rcccjve our money.
Mark quotes Abra.ham l.AKoln. who
also said you cannot keep out of trouble
by spending more than )'Our incon\C,
which our IO\'ernmtnl con1inues to do
on illegal immigrants, ind John F.
Kennedy. and somehow tried to make u~
think lhe.sc people wouldn'I agree with
Dana Rohrabachcr.
I im sorry 1'1ark. bul theie people
"'ould.agrec wi1h him whole -he:ancdJy
For they bolh believe in our Cons11tu1ion
much like Danm's trying 10 do for 1he
ei1izcns of this country.
lf Mark likes thC$C illegal imn1igran1s
so MUC'h. why doc:tn'I he lel 1hem c3n1p
in hls yard and cat his food. Something
he wanu to force all of us 10 do 1hrough
sociali1a1K>n. ll's time for Mark 10 go
back to school.
0
BARRYZANCK
Newport Beach
I would like 10 upress my qukk reaction
to Pctracca's cditori1I. Mark stales we
have a rcsponsi.bllil)' 10 the illcpla. How
far do we extend this rcsponsibili1y?
Seems to me we are s1retched prelly thin
when providing help to our legal ci1izens.
Our coun1ry is bankrup1. Most of us
know that
Americans arc amon& the mos1
charitable pcopl~ on c11nh, bolh pri\':l.le
and goycrnment -contrary to lhe
inference Mark makes -and I am 1ure
Dana subscribes to 111 charitable acts.
l...e1'1 be charitable to ilkgml immiraranti,
but let's stop the financial drain on
taxpayers and make it 1 personal choice:
as reflrds cha.rity.
This tr11hin& of Rohrabacher is so
obviously a political 1hrust. It reminds
me of the campus scenes a re"1 yca11 l&<J
l l my arc•l alma mater at Berkeley. ls
Mart typical or UCI tc1 chen? Is thlJ
whit our students arc subjected to?
We should point out 1hat Dana's
' ronstituent~ pu1 ~im in offict 10
repr't'stnt the1n Ill rcder1&J io"Crnmcni
afr:iirs. \\le do nor cvulu otc him on hi1
chl\ritable 1..·ontnbu11ons 1'1:u k:. v. hal :uC''
)'OU doing for your fellow man7
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LEE J, MOHUlR o
COSIO' ~1ejJ
'~lthough Dan~ Rohr.1b3cher m:1y be
acting a li11\e extreme in his ~II 10 cut
off aid lu rllcglttl unm1g1aots d1,placc::J by
1he recenl ea1thqu11~es , he ti ra1s.1ng an
111cre11Singly 1n1por1Jnl 1i.~uc I-low can ~c
con ti nue lo funt.I oon·l!l\P:l)•na.
noo·Cillzcns Y.tth Li\fl;ner funcb .11 C\Cr')
turn7
Af1c:r ""·a1chin& the n~·v.'S \)\·e r 1hc pa'°l
few days, ii is becoming evit.lcnt lhat
ci1her !he ne""'S ca mer J1' are focusing
primarily on Lalin~ or there is 1 YCJ)'
large percentage of l..:111nos standitlg 1n
ltnc 10 receive: gu,crn1nen1 a.s.sis1311ce
One station intcniev.ed a youna l..allno
mother who slated ··rny house is fin e,
bu1 I am too scared 10 io back. .. I am
dying to know how many people or •ny
race or nationality h:i\'e received
assistanCC' that really don't need u.
f\1y mother-in-law's house in Enr1 no
suffered m1jor dam:aae. No earthquake
1nsurancc. Af1er a few d3)1., she re1urncd
to cJe:sn up the dam3ge and s1oirt O\'Cr.
Her upbringin& in lhe Philippines at lhc
beginning of \Vorld \Var II Cx:posed her
to many hordsh ips or which she and her
family overcame.
Her parcn's had no gU\crnmcnt lo
lvok tu 111 time or cri~1s. there was no
l·l.MI\ handing bl:1nk checks 10
whon1evcr asked. To her, the rcce111
cart~uakc w1s )'Cl anolher of life 's
hnrdthips she must now endure, The
thought of asking for 11uist:an<:e Crom
othen: ne\'cr entered her mind
The word "dependency" U$u:1ll)' is
aS10Ci11tcd wi1h 11oric1 about drua or
alcohol abuse, but today in C&lifomliwe
have an illegal alien dependent on our
tax dollars. It's time: to kick the habit,
DON MURRAY
Newport Be1eh
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lootail>& Ille had aisned up
Jay Leno.
a..t lhe La Mirada n11Ne said
••1 bowled ~r.
""Shi'• DOl all 1toked lhat she's
ttia& this 111entk>n," confirmed
r friend Jen Caruso, an sec
bell player. ··111 It. one or the
(, RCllCSI, DWCIOMCSI people
I've ever met. She's a areat friend
and a src11 motivator. And she's
really level headed."
Borden was 12 years old the
fint time.. 1 tclcvistQR st:uion
interviewed her for playin& on a
LI Mirada Li11le Lc:11ue team,
1nd 1hc hasn't stepped out or the
spotli&ht since -on the field, that
is.
Off the field, il's anihher ball
same, so to speak.
Bucball buffs miaht know
Borden is a 5 fooc 10 inch.
_ ..... ,
Bernd. ~·we're not just tatking
ibOUl a wtrhc·Collar crin1e that
we've read about in the newspa·
pen. We're talking about money
that really deprived children or an
education."
Waa,ner'1 attorney, Paul Meyer.
could nol be reached for com·
ment.
In 1he state sentcnting rcpor1.
Waaner told probation oftici:ils
that he "'liked nice things" and
.. s:iw a chance 10 make sonic
money." In his defense,. the report
stated that "~Ir. Wagocr'1 'debil1·
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• c..-n, .... --........
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movict ud io-"'°"""" Her (1vorl1c food is muffina -ao
butter. She is a bi& fao of
Madonna and Tom Cnailc. And
ahe's hooked oo "Bever()' HUii,
90210." •
"l'm \IC'f focused on bucbaJI, ..
Borden u1d. "But 1 have fun too.
I'm still a cirl, and I kwe to do all
1hat stuff. But when 1 Crotl 1h11
line out there, I'm different. I'm a
baseball player. And the other ·
team ii the enemy."
Off the fteld, Borden dc:Sttibe1
herself as shy and 15.kt back ... But
get me out on the field and I'm
loud. That's my home out there."
Borders maintains a 2.9 a.rade
point average in her phYJical
educadon major, bu1admjts10
frequent daydreaming durin& class
about ptaying baseball.
"My only goal in life is to make
profession.o.I ranks,·• she said,
lated psychoJoaical slate was, in
fact, al the root of his need to ob-
tain money from the distric1."
Some judges have frowned on
orchestrated lctler~writing cam-
paigns directed again11 those con-
victed or crimes. But school dis-
trict officials .say communjty mcm·
bers should have the tight to let
the coun know their feelings be·
fore \Vagner is Knlenced.
"By embcu.lin& rrom the school
dis1rict, Wagner embezzled from
1hc entire community," .said school
board President Ed Decker. "The
s1udct11s, the families., the employ·
ces and 1hc supponcn or this
,school district absolutely arc the
vict ims of this fraud ...
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prtptred lO work harder lhan ever
to perfect her pitch, and her
persona. •
"'That'• my miniltl)' out there,"
ahc said. addiQJ, that ahc was
r•lacd llaptdt. 'A lot of people
arc pl•yina (or money or
recosn1tton. I'm out there 'cause I
love 1he· pme. And thars what I
ti)' to ponray on lhc field. I 1ry
not to cuu/
And i( anyone had a reason to,
it would be her.
EV<Cr since Borders joined Liulc
Lc•iue at the age of 10, me has
been taunted both on and ore the
lleld. 611ac pareall were wone tAaa
tbe. kidl, H tbe Wd. •It ca.a'I C'¥Ca
repeat ..,.rylllitl& they woold aay,
it WU tO vul&ar. II WU lM older
senera1ion., the ones who lbou&bt
the ,;r1a ahould aay home and
cook for the pys."
Al one pa:we, Borden and her
father had to be tlCOrtcd to their
can aner Whit a ba11er while
pi1chin1. ''The (crowd) charged
me," she said. '1'hey had 10 st~
the came and told me to leave.
Even after pitchln& a fivc·hil
victory Tuesday, shu11ing down
visiting Oaremont·Mudd·Scripps..
12-1, Borden got WOJd 1ha1 tt\C
losing t~am had been bombarded
with phone calls Crom Cans
rauina them for &elli"I beat by a
•
la reply IO I "Good Mclmitl&
America" ttp011Cr who med
Wedoaday wbethcr lbe cxpe<11 10
bt rcspeded by the rnu ahe'1
playioa apiAA, Botdcrs said:
"'When I 10 out lhtrc to pitch, I
have no rcspttt for them and I
don'1 capcct them to have any
(CSpcct (or me. You ha'IC to cam
respect."
Borden, ~T:Vtr, said she docs
I.hank her tcammatel '"Cot puttin&
up with (havinc a woman on the
team)." She thanks SCC coach
Cha1lie Phillips "for givina me a
s.hol." And s.hc lhanks her dad,
who once played for the Dodgen'
01canization, .. for teachina me
evcrythin& I know ...
Borden also relies on her dud
...._ .. ._ ... __
molher ii too_,... 10....,
abowlftl., IO -loor piot:ll for the V<ty rttSt ti-oo T.....,)
lad l;eep • 1C11pboolt for lier. ·:
doft't reacf the newspapers •came I
don't -ant to ICC whJtt they $111
about me," die &aid.
So when aomconc fintlty slipped
her a pk-tu.re ol husclt sptubtd
Oft the Cront Pl&C of Wednesday's
l..o5 An&cles Times. she Showed
acnu.ine su.rprisc~ .. Dana..'' she
s.aid, holdin1 ii up to act a better
look.. "That's pre11y neat."
Bui wha1 excites Borden even
more than the r~tocnition, lhc
confided, is 1his: "People always
uJd 'You 're not eonna make it
You're not gonna make it." And
she made it.
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W hen demand.in& jc;ibl make
cvc.nin& act·toeethers
difncuh and cxh1ustif\&,
weekend afternoons can be the
n1cc t time 10 cn1crt1in friends.
B«au1e i1's euential 1h11 hosts
come 10 the party. ra1her than
being 1npped in 1hc kitchen, 1 bit
of prcplannin& is In order: elcctrk:
hut 1rays and coffee urns, ror
example, work wonders on lhe
buCrc1. All of the dishes below 1;1n
'be prepared, at least partially, in
advance: and all arc guaranteed 10
win prai~.
A welcome change from high
cholcslcrol egg combina1ions,
Savory Shrin1p \Vith Eggs can in
fac1 be served wi1hou1 yolks, you
might want to include two or
three, for color. Mild yet
distinctive Jarlsberg cheese -also
relatively low in fol -morries 1hc
various flavors and lends its own
special acce nt.
.........
• I eup (4 041Dctt) •hredcl«I
<;j<IO&I< ......
lo food proccuor with metal
blade. finely srind Gall.
crispbrcads 1nd supr. Add bu11er
ind Gje1ot1 Dnd process "n1U well
blended. Spr1y 10 l·inch
individual tar1 pans with
removable bottoms ancf,rtss
abou1 2~ tablespoons o mi.inure
in10 bottoms and sides of each.
Bake 15 minutes 111 3SO.
•For The filling
• l 8-ounce package li&hl cream
cheese
-
--• 5 tablefPOORI brown 1upr
• 3 C'Upl ~ flt ,pllift )'(¥Ur1,
drained ovcmiaht in chceu:ck>lh
lined colander over a latp bowl
(told cloth over top of )'OIUrt,
diKard whey or s.avc for 1no1hcr
use)
• ~ cup (2 ouna:1) shredded
Gjclost cheese
• I • 2 .cups fresh bcrr~t
(str1wberries. raspberries,
blueberries or use frozen berries
in poly bags, thawed ond dr11incd.
• l tablespoon vanilla
With electric mixer, beat cream
cheese. yogurt cheese, vanill1, ind
F•mlly M•rl<ets
•
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2 1ablcspooos b,_a ...... unlil
W<ll blended. Spread mooure
evenly into prepared cru111.
Mell remaln1na 1upr in he1vy,
non-stick pan over very k>w heat.
Add Gje10&t and 5'ir until tAA>bly,
about 12 minutes. Pour on foil,
alk:low to cool. chop and 1prinklc
on prcp1rcd tartlett. Decorate
with berries.
Clleeay Clllck-Hull
• l '1 te11pooaa olive oil
• 2 cups tllctd MUlhrocMDI
• I~ <Upa <b°'p<d .......
• ~ cup warm Coan•c or brandy
"
(wMOk)
• 2 ....... u ..... prt&c <• .. .... )
• HI. cups cll°'p<d 1<11) c<ltr)' ..,.
•JM atpt low Mil ellkMn broth • 1--dried ,_,.,.. • l tupt cubed, cookM chlc:ktn or
'"""' • ~ 1e11pooa trtshly arou•d black
pepper
• 2 rups pttltd, tubed pollloct
e 1 cup C• OU.DCU) tluffdtd
Jorbbers ell-(or Hickory
SmoMd Jarhbtra) .
tn lar,e, heavy skillet heat o'il
un1il nearly amokiaJ. Add oaioe
and prtk: ond coot 2 miauw.
Add celery and \jlym< and _., 2
mlnutca. Add pepper and
mushrooms and cook on low hc11.
stirrina occ:ulonally, un1ll
mushrooms k>ole their liquid
(4·5 minutes).
Remcwe from heat, pour
Co&nac over 111 and li&ht with
m11ch to bum away alcohol.
Add broth, chicken and
potalOCI and cook. 1tirrina, over
medium hiah heat until potatoes
are tender and liquid is 1lm0$I
gone. Stir in J1rlsberg.
WIDOuau MANUMCIUiiiu• couro111
WIACCDr • couro.. .. Chock-full or elegant cum
nutritious-artichok-c hearts and
salmon, this Nordic Tor\a Rustica
is an impressive presentation. Luscious and surprisi ngly NICIS lFFKnVI I A.M. lHUIS., ffL 17 lHIUWID., Fii. 23, 1994.
be:il1h[ul..Jll<tty~CaI•mel lle.rcy__---''U"01c_, 08JI NISl"Nf~ M'l'-411-'l'r
IU"llMAUns
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Tartlcts, 1nadc with oats and n ... , 21, •••• ...
yogurt, 01~c 1hcir irresistible 1as1c ,_-----------------------....,.-------....
to an unusual cheese from 'Norway
called Gjctost.
Inspired by 1hc classic signature
version at New 'York's 21 Club.
Chcc!>V Chicken Hash is both
soph1:>lica1cd and soo1hing.
Savory Shrimp And 199•
• J l::irgt' unions, sliced In v~-inch
ruund
• 5 • 10 hard-cooked cgas. pttlcd
nnd quartl"rcd peeled and ·
quurtl'rl'd, dclcle hair or all yolk.S
ir desired.
• 2 11'.'aspoons oli~·c oil
• 6 cups tl}lnly sliced zucchini
StjUllSh (J )
• 2 cups (8 ouncesJ shredded
J arlsberg chC'eSt' (o..-Hickory
Sn1okcd Jarlslxr&)
• 6 Kavli /\lucsli crispbrtads,
crun1bl('d (¥~cup)
• I pound qiedium shrimp, pttled
11nd dcl'Cinl'd
• 2 cups marinara sauce
• I t11blespoon Italian herbs
• 1 rt'd ptppcr, diced
• l tablespoon \Von:estlshire sautt
• I arccn pepper, dictd
Preheat oven 10 375. Brush
onion wi1h l teaspoon o il and
roa~t under broiler 8 minutes, or
until v.'cll browned. Set aside and
repeat with squash. Combine
onion, squash, crispbrc ad crumbs,
shrimp and peppers. Place V'.! !he
mix1urc in a shallow, 4-quart ·
ovenproof casserole.. Arrange eggs
on top, CO\'Cr ...,,it h II.? the Jarlsberg.
~h:o: marinara sauce, herbs :ind
\\.'orcc:!>ll!>hirc: sauce. Drizzle: Vi
O\t:r ca!>serule. Top with remaining
vegetable niixlure. Driule on
rcn1:tin1ng sauce and top .... ·ith
ren1:11ning chce!t. Dake:· JO
minutes or until cheese is melted
and bubbly.
Nordic Torta Ru•tlu
• J cups biscull mb:
• I cup skJmmcd milk
• I 11ablespoon dried tarragon
• J cgas. li&hlly ~11tcn (or
«sulvalcnt ~ substitute)
• 1 tablespoon CU"J' powder
• l v.t cups chopped, toasted
ahnonds or walnuts (optional)
• 1 9-ounce pa ckage rrozen
artichoke ht'arts, cooked accordin&
lo dlttctions, draiucd and cooled.
• 2v.t cups (ll ounces) sh~dded
Jarlsberg chl'i!SC
• 2-11-ounce can skJnlcss, boneless
suhnon. draint'd
Preheat O\cn to 350. Grease a
9x5-inch lo .. r pan and set aside.
~h.~ first three ingredients. Add
nuts. 1f desired. S1ir in IWO cups or
the J:irl~bc:rg. Mix milk and eg&s,
add 10 dry mixture: and stir briefly
to 11101s1cn. Spoon VI cheese dough
mixture into prepared loar pan.
Arrange 1rt1· choke hearts on top.
Cover with ano1her YJ of the
dough, then the salmon and
remaining dough. Top with
rescr.·cd VJ cup or cheese. Bake !50
minutes, or unt il a toothpick
'inserted' in center comes out clean.
Cool 1!5 minutes. Serve warm or at
roon1 temperature. Makes 1 loo(
(8 I-inch slices). Serves 8 • 10.
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•For Tbe Crust:
• 1 ~ cups uncooked oal.J
• N~n-stlck cook.Ina 1pra1
• 4 Kavll Muesli crlspbrtads,
crumbled
• ~ cup mcUtd bulter or
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I r you're in the mood for
a Mexican ha1 dance, try
Mcxkan Turkcy~Bean
Soup. 11'1 a wondcrruuy
chunky concoction of
convenient canned stewed
tomatoes, chicken broth,
chopped arccn chilies and
ktdncy beans, air wi1h a kick
ot onion, oregano and
cumin . At the last minute,
cubes or Cheddar cheese arc
stirred in, adding a hcohhy
heartiness while sof1cninr
the Oavors of this 1ano
brew.
MIXICAN TURKIY·
81.AN IOUP WITH
CHllll
• 1 can (14\1\ ounces) st~·cd
tonuatocs
• l can (1.l\t, ounces) ready
-10.scrvc chicken broth
•l can (4 ou11CH) choppc·o
green chilies
• ~ cup diced onion
•Vi: teaspoon oregano
leaves, crushed
• v .. leai.puon ground cun1l n
• 2 cups diced cooked turkey
•I can I 15V~ ounces) red
kidnl'Y lK·an~. rini.cd and
druined
• I cup Cheddar cheese cut
in lJ.inch-cubes
In J 1.11i:c ~aucepan
curnb1nc 1um:11oc~. chicken
bru1h, chit1cs. onion,
orcgJno and cuffiin!"Dring to
a boll; reduce heal und
~immcr, covi:rcd, to blend
navor~. about \5 111inutcs.
Add 1urki:y and beans;
!>i1nnlcr un1 il ho!, about 5
mi nu 1cs. Ladle into 4
serving bo"·IS: top each wi1h
V4 cu p Chcdda1 cheese
TURKEY0 SUCCOTASH
CHOWDER
• 2 tobll'spoons butler
• ~ cup choppl'd onion
• 2 l3blespoons nour
• 1 can (lJ.V• ounces)
rcad)"·lO-Sl'nt
rcducl'd·sodium chickl'n
broth
• 2 cups l'ubl'd ·rooked
turkey
• 2 cups milk
• 1 cup rrozrn succotash
(rro111 II 9-ountt packagt')
• 1 cup ll'flO\'t'r lurkt'y
s1um11g
• VJ cup chop1>ed c'·lcry
• 14 lc11.1.poo11 ground bl.:H'k
pcppl'r
• VJ cup shr:i·ddl'd ~lul'n.!.ll'r
In a luratt saucepan 111cll
butler ovrr 111cdlu1n heat;
udd on;on: rook, sflfn.ng
ocra~iunully, until 'onfbn is
11ln1us1 crls1i·ll'nder, about J
1ninutes. , •
Stir In flour, cook and stir
untll,bubblf, about JO
sttonds. Stir In chicken
broth; cook. stlrrin&
constontly, until slightly
Chicken~. about 6 minutes.
Add turkey, milk., succotash,
stuffing, crlcry and black
ptppcr, cook Oler medium
heat, stlrrlna oceasloni\lly,
until hot, about 10 minutes
(do not boll).
Ladlt lnlo .a scning
00.1s; sprinkle each whh 1
lablcspoons f\11.enslcr
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T he New Year ,_MUa
whldl bcpn Feb, 10 10
wck:ome the ChlncM
lunar New Year 4692. ii a
cclebr11ion whk'h runs ror two
weeks and culmina1c1 whh 1he
Lantern Ftstival or Otinc,st
New Year Parado. II'• 1 time
to fripccn evil apirill hM
earth with dtc. ba ...... ol
drums. aonp and 11 one 1irne,
firecrackers.
Chinese New Year DI)' ii
considered the Day oC Omens.
u it will innucnce family lire
1Juo"lhou1 1he _..,,ear.
Grc:at care is taken &o iptat
only in positive terms. to be
happy and avoid the ncplive
(scoldina children, breaking
l'\Ou~hold items. etc.).
W11h good fortune ensured.
the focus turns 10 &harina
warm wishes 1nd aood food
with family ind friends. Join.
in the festivities at your home
and serve Celebration Bccf &
Shrimp Stir-Fry. Created by the
home economist al the Kikkoman
-Kitchens, this colorful and zesty
stir-rry features tender slices or
beef, dclicn1c shrimp, broccoli,
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Colobralion Beef & Shrimp St~-¥ry.
onion pieces and carrot slices.
~ &iveL.tbi5-dwic cntree its
celebration flavor is the ~uce, one
or the mos1 important elements in
any stir-fry. Easily nnd quickly
_ ......... Ill -· ... --llaldod ldr.fty -. A
blood ol aa1unilly brewed
~ auce, Wrry, prlic,
UJ119r sauce and select
11UOC11n1J, bottled stir-fry
1auce cltmlnatn extra wort. •••• abo used u •
-fot Jhe bed prior
IO -•I fat odded" -· Hoc. null)' rice ii •
.. , .... IO I<"°' wjlj> J1Jio IOIO<ful stir·lry. Tllen relu,
_.,, and welcome lhe
bcaiMina of a ha~ and
pro.pcrous New Year.
CIUSllATION UU aa11muma-P11Y
• ~ pound boatle11 lttMltr -• 1 labla,_.a pld ~ a.p
bottled st~try .. uce
• 1 \.i pouadr htll broccoli
• 3 lables:pooas ".,_
IQle oil, dJYldod
• ~ pound medlum-slu nw
alarlmp. pecll!d 1ad deYrined
• 1 Cloff p rlJC, minced
• 1 oaioa, ebunktd
Farrrlers
•I arnl, ml •• , ••• .., .... .._ -=n.p. oa 1o -,..,
Add ldr.ftJ 10 ...... at
Add bloccoli ••m1,
onion and canot; llir-(ry I min1i11c,
Add brocooli Oowcrc11; 1tir·fry I
mittute.
....... ___ .... -Cua bee( 1Croa 1r1Jn in10 1hin
lllces; COii wilh I Tbsp. llir·lry
sauce. Let 1tand l.S minutes.
Meanwhile, re~ Ind CUI
broccoli flowcrcu Into bhc·siie.
piece-. Peel sacms; cut diaaonally
lnlO 1hin slices. Hell I 1'bip. oil in
hoc ...,k or tarp lllitlel over hill>
beo1. Add bee! end lhrimp and
•ir·fry I minu1e; remove. Heat
Reduct heat to medium.
Sprinkle 2 'Tbap ....... -· -•obla; cower and coot 3
minutes, 1tirrin1 (rc:qucnlly. Add
beef, shrimp. remaini1'& ltir·fry
Al.ICC Ind red pepper, cook,
• Mirrh'tlo un1il all pie«• arc c:oa1cd
with sauce. Serve immediately.
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getting better· ,
.,. Newport Beach Country" Club
h~s the. big 4-0, and all is still
holding up to par beautifully. ---
B eware. The following nc1vs could
m3kc wn1c longtin1c Newport
Beach residents feel a little old.
l)lc Newport Beach Country Oub, host
or 1hc largcs1 annunl go lr tournament in
the arc:&. 1hc ·raco Bell Newport Oassic
Pro-Am. blew ou1 40 candles Monday,
On Feb. 14, 19.54, the l:uc Myrord
Irvine, then-president of The ltvinc
Company. drO\'C the first ball off the tee
of the 308-yard, par-4 hole No. I. Along
-1rith Irvine in 1hc historic-inni•t founomc-. -
wtas Hadd Ring, president of Hilrbor
lnvcs1n1cn1 Company, his partner,
auorncy Tom Henderson. and Charles
Coean, vice president of The Irvine
Comp:an y.
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PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CAl\lSON, 642-4))0, ai. )17
W'-!Sl'O,Kl• f , AlL1' !LOT
Estancia's Chris Sandro {top) battles Mark HasUngs of Garden Grove for possession in Wednesday's contest.
Thunday, FobNaty 17, 19" •t
,
Eagles boot
Argonauts
away, 1-0
.,. Espinoza's setup , Di ll's 20-yard
score sends Estanc ia to La Serna
Friday in CIF Division Ill soccer.
BY 8AJtJ.Y fAULKNlia.,»o •• ~t\•11 1•
G A Rb.EN G R0Vl:. -\\111h -
the ball on his foot and !he gJrnc
on the li ne. it .,...a!> wmc1h1ng 1111·
gcring on the back of En..: E!>p1·
noza's mind that triggered the
Estancia l-l!ph !>Cniur'll gJnlc·
wi nning dcC1l111Jn \\'cdne,d.1~
Recalling J rrcrnt ~hu1 1.1f h!!> O¥o n thJt
mis~d 1he mark. Ellpu1nzJ cho!>C 10 ?>Cl up
Eagle teammate Greg Dill 1n 1hc 7bth minute
of the: Eaglell' CI F 01\1!>1un Ill v.1ld-card g:imc
at Ga1den GrO\e l-l1gh.
Dill. 1hc \1s11orll' lc;:id1ng scorer. mad·c the
most or the ch.inct. fu1ng home !he game'!>
only goal 10 p1opet 1he Pacific Coast League'!>
1hird-pl:icc leJm (9-10·5) into Friday's fir~1
round a1 Del RuJ League ch:impion La Serna
(12-1 -4 ) 1n \Vh1t11cr
"Thanks bu1.hl) ." l>J1d a beaming Dill to Es-
pinoza, moment~ after ~halc1n1 hands with 1he
eliminated Argon:autS (9·9·3), .,..ho ga\'c Es·
t11nc1:a all 11 could handle
"lit said he didn't ha"c a very good angle,
and I ""'all there tr:11ling 1he play," Dill s::ud of
the: g:ime-.,..1nn1ng tally, which c:arnc: after a
....e!l·c\eCulcJ run by Espinoza, who eluded an
I•• SOCCIR/P••• IJ ., . ....
Club
got!
"I was playing golf
""·ith Mike (~tyford
IMnt) In S:.inta Ana on
a very hot duy. und he
coinplained of the
hca1," said Ring, who
now lives in an Irvine
re1ircmen1 home.
rec:llling how he and
Henderson built the
golf CUU1'5C fo r Pliyford
Irvine .
··1 rcme1nbc:r saying
son1cthin1 to him
;abou1, 'Why don't you
build your own course
He could just as well have telegraphed this one home
(. on )"Our °"' n land next
to the co~?' And he ~•id, 'OK, th1t's a
~idea. Why don't you and Tom build
.,. Newport Beach 's John Marconi
takes field apart in first of Ferrari
348 Challenge Series in Florida.
torsporu Park in Palm Beath. Fl:i.
Marconi, "'ho purchucd a bl3ck. Ferr:in
348tb Speciale from Newport Imports only
a -·eek bc£orc t~c race; qualified for the
No. t pole l:is1-friday, then won both
races Saturday, fin ishing with 1. time ol
tenths of it second, while pulling himself
in tbc driver's SCI.I for next October's Fer-
rari 348 Ch1llengc: Championship at the
Ferrari-owned Mugello RtiX T rnck in
Italy.
Pl1ontercy. C:ihf .. the t'lloO points leaders
a.nd their cars., as .,..ell as t .... ·o 1echnic1anll
fron1 the v.1nn1ng teams. will be rkwra to
l1aly. where they will compclc ... apunst
Challenge-Ser1e!i "'inners from :ill O\'er
Europe.
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The counc was ori1in<llly known as the
Irvine Coas1 Country Oub. HcndeJtOn
and Ring mid their interest to Forrest
Sn1ith, "'ho opcnued the club un1il 1985.
when the club was Hquired by
lntcrn:u ional Uay Oubs, Inc .• mlso the
p11en1 ~mpany of The Dall>M D3y Club
llind other rccrca1i0nal pi'opcrtics.
The par-71 Newport Beach CC. ai
wooded cours.c with rollin& 1crrain and a
view of the Newport Harl>or, plays at just
under 6,600 yards. Happy 40th birthday,
• Alttady a Claulc ••• 'rhe fcbru~ry
issue of Golf m3go.zine ranks llle Links
Course Ill Pelican Hill Gotr Oub as one
or 1he Top 10 public courses in the
United States.
H erc's an excerpt: "A ch3mpK>nshi p
sprc1.d, lhc wind-swept Links is
m.:irkcd by i.mall, undul:itinJ greens and
~lls for $CVCr.1I for«d carncs O\'Cr deep
canyons."
t-lerc's another: "The grand par-5 171h
(a.k.a ... Gut Check"), .,..here the second
1hot is an uphill c1rry across a goree, and
where the: green Calli 1way to oblivion, is
destined lo become a cl:i.ssic."
• Unkln1 the 1hli'I ... Ken ForKh,
former Angel pitcher,:i.nd 1he autho r of a
1979 no-hiller while pitching for the
Houston M:!rOS, is Ii.nine up cnou&h
Sports and eritcrtainmcnt pcrsonalittes 10
... CLUa 90U/hi .. ·~
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dlCklll on Wlllilglall *' 1111 we .. IOCC• CllW.
BY R.ICILA&D DtmN, Sro•n \\'•ITI•
NE\\IPORT BEACH -Escaping a
near-disastro us wipcou1 during 11 test
dr1vt'. while compc1in1 against the cloc:k
sccm1nely more w than h is opposing dri\'·
ers. John Marconi of Newport Beach beat
the odds and 'llo'OR the first leg or the Fer·
rn~i J.t8 Challenge Series :at ~1oroso Mo-
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1:31.40?. '
"Nc:xl tom\' children and wife. that .... as
the biggcsl thrill of my life, standing on
that podium and f;elling the fint·place
award from Or. (Gian Luigi) Buuoni ,
president of Fe rrari North An1erica," said
Marconi, .,..ho won 1he first race by eight
seconds. then v.·o n 1he second by four-
~1arcon1's victot) 1n Palm Beach 'llo·as
1hc inaugural C\'ent in 1he Challenge St·
rics. a SC\'Cn·race "gentleman's s1yle"
competition th.at hosts six mor(' North
American stops, in .,..·hich drivers and
teams accumulate points .based on fi n·
ishcs.
Following the SC\'Cnlh and fi nal race.
Aug. 29-30 at Laguna Scca RacC"ay in
DluLY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLITI OF THI WEIK
OHi, one sweet
scoring machine
.,.. That's how Estancia soccer coach
Richard Llopis sums up his trump card.
BY 8Aa.AY fAULICNI~ Slo•n \\'un•
0 pposin1 roadies and pl1.ycrs
attempli.11& to dcftat the Es·
tancia Hiah boys soccer
team must learn and obey the fol· , ,,.,,.-
lowin1 f9ur-le11er words:
Stop 9re1 Dill. p,
A 6-foot-1 senior forward, Dill
continued lo paid hil Pxific Coast Lcague-
leading pJ totall, despite the growin& popular-
ity amona opponents of . the afottmcnlioncd
~ttdo.
In (.ct, Dill's ability to take tdvlnUl!ac of scor-
ina ctwK:cs often provokes • sli&htly harsher m.
kction or four·k:tter words from (ork>rn full--
bads, conroundtd coaches and arimacina pl-
ies.
"He's a scorina mac:hine," 11ld Estancia
Coach Richard Uopis,, who watched Dill dJ'lw
incrcuina attention u the PCL campaian pro-
·pusc:d. •
"II didn't 1ake ihe ocher teams Iona 10 pick up
on the rac:t he was sc:orin.& moll of our pls."
Uopil explained. "11)1 1he oc<.OOd round. every-,
one was doubte. and some1irncs 1rlpk.!'~1camina
hlm. There ~re 1 (ew1pmts,, wht.n he took his
defenders 1W1y from tho bill, 1ttin1 as a decoy,
10 help our team."
Pl1arcon1, 36, ,,., ho abo recorded the
fastest a"crage-spccd lap .in the 25-car
compcution, 88615 rn.p.h .. sun.'1\ed a
sca re on Thursdl\. his fir.ol J:i, of tc ... t
dri"1ng. · ·
"I got there on Wcdnc!.da\. "'al~ed the
course ani;J took a t>ok at~ some thtng)
See M&aCONl/P .. • aJ
Diil'• forclhOtt con1ributk>A. howeYer, came:
from put1ina 1he ball in 1ho ~1. which ho did 10
1imes in 10 le ..... pmca. He r .. llhcd his lc-
scuoa w'tb a hat 1riclr. in ... •.o trMunpb owt
C.nu .. y, Feb. 9, and opened 1hi CIF !>lvlsion E-.C:la High ---lonllld Oreg Oii le .. 0.-, ,.,. .. H1Q1> School -of the WW...
Ill p&a,.,m Wc<lnuday ,.;1h bis 16'11 pl of Ille
)'OOf .. )cod 0 1.0 YCrdicl OYCf -Oardu Qr.,.. !lillL For llil ....... wfzardQ', ho is lho 0.., Plot Atblct1 of tho -.
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.. Her 14 rebounds break
single-season record set
by Manning in 1990-91. COSTA MESA -Or·
angc Coast Collcae't
LeAnn Kazmer $Cl the Pi-
rates' singlc·sca$0l\ record
for rebounds Wednesday
night us CCC defeated vis-
i1ing Saddlcback, 81-49, in Orange Empire
Conference women's action.
Kazmer
had 14 rc-
bo u n ds 10
give her 297
(or 1hc sea-
son, breaking
the mark of
296 SCI by
Erika Man-
ning · in 1990-
91.
After Sad-
d I c back
-scored the
first baskcl of
LeAnn Kazmer the second
half to make
the score .iS-32, DCC responded with a
!5-0 run 10 toke a commanding 63-32
•
ilm'll • -· ladllllllck '!!AMl~~~!'!
lcod. OCC'a b....., lead wu 35 1-,
a Monique $we.el bast.el with I :40 10 play.
Coasl (18·12 cmrall, 6-5 In 1he confer·.
ence) was led in sc:orina by Pc1ra Mur-
doch whh 19 points,, while Ku.mer added
16 and Ameiica Robledo 15. Robledo also
had 12 rebound$, nlpe on the offensive
end.
Soddleback (7·17, 2·10) was po°'d by
Bonnie Trejo's 12 points and C.rrie Dun
with 11.
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COLLIGI TINNIS
homered lo ... Oran&e eoa .. Coller, off
and runnlna. u the. Piia1es shelled vt5itiq
Palomar, I~. in non-conference baseball
al oa:: Wcdaesdoy.'
The Pir11e1 (3-J) toot adv1n1aao or 11
Paloola< wolta Mid lhne emin 10 ao whh
an 1 l·hfl 11tG.
Ip hil his fmt career homer u a Pi-
ntc, ae••int occ oa to • 2.0 lead in lhe
first innin ... He alto had a ucrittee ny.
Kcny Coscrove . doubled in two run1-
11nd Rkhard Enuc had a nan·scorina tri-
ple 10 hl&:hlisht a four-run ae.cond inning.
· making ii 6-0.
f{yan Sunderman (2 £or 5). Scou Mac-
D<rmou (2 10< 4) and Mando Foiu«a (2
for 4) eatb. had 'f1Ulli-hit games foi: Coast
Freshman hurler George Wise pitched
three scorelcu inninp of one-hit relief,
wilking one and strik1na out four, to pick
up the victory.
Coast is scheduled lo be back in action
tod3y, playing San Mateo at 2 p.m. in the
fint round of the Allan Hancock Toum3-
ment, which runs lhrough Sunday.
01.&NOI COAST 1 i, ltALOMAa •
,~ 000 100 OJO-4 4 J
Qr.anp~11 240 202 J0x-1J 11 4 -
Van Dom~. P'ortllpl (2), Wrip11"), Crown
16), &ohl~ (II 1nd f'fiiUip1, Terru•I 11); Lopei,
Wi.e 14J, lllinporth (n, fonHO C'I W ip,
twnson (7}. W-WIM, 1..0. l-VM Oommden, 0.1.
21-Cot~ <OCO. SuMH-tOCC).
ll-H..,iMtido:hollM IP). Eniitl (OCC). Hlt-lrot !OCO. .
ace women rout roe, 9-0; sec men not_ so-Jucky ~
.. Jones Reyes sparkle for DCC . wos'hosl secs only vicoory, "Azuu P•·
' OUNOI COAST t , c1aatTOS O cific beat the Vbnguards, 8-1, in a Golden
Fiun;1 Jone) and Cindy llc)C~ won 1hc
tuughc)t n1:itch for Orange Co:i~t College,
a o-7. 6-4, 6-4 Jcci ... ion 1n No. I doubles,
;j\ !he occ \\'OOICl1°) 11!11111) IC~llll won its
)C"J.'>011 opener, 9-0, ag.iin~t host Ccrri1os
1n J. non·confcrcnce 1natch \Yedncsday.
·1 ouwce Cao and An1y Cook swcpl in
No. 2 double~ "'it hout losing :i gan1e for
DCC, "hi!c Heat her Rainey and Kamala
Raj Kun1ar swept in No. 3 doubles. 1'he
Pira tes los1 only one set in singles. ·rhcy
travel 10 · Cypress on ·rucsday to star! Or-
ange Empire Conference action.
• Non-confcrcnc:t S1n1c Athlc1ic Conrcrcncc men's tennis
Sin&I": Jonct IOCCI Ori. Wilson, 6-4, r.-4; acy,, match DI the Cos!a ~1csa Tennis Clu b. !OCC'I def. C..m.Kho, i ·1, 6-1; C.o tOCO def.
11.\C"ndo.r:.a. 6·2, 6·1: bj Kumv tOCO dd". ~'· Andel improved IO 3-2 in singles. while
6-l, 6-0; Cool!; !OCO !kf. Leon, 6-0, 6-1 ; R.llncy SoCal College fell lo 2-4 overall, 0·2 in
10CO drf. Ptn•, l ·'-6-0. it-O. conference. Azusa is 2·0 in lhc GSAC. Ooubla: Jonn·l~a IOCCI def.., -
\VilMMI~ 6-7, 6-4, 6-4; C.lo-Cooli IOCO
def. CoNl'IKho-leon, 6.(), ft.0; 1Ui"C'J"·&.1L Kum.Ir IOCO dc!f. Phmi..Pere.r, 6'1, 6-2. -
Andel lone Winner lor sec
COST A t-.1 ESA -Sophomore: Ro)_.,
Andel of Southern California College de·
fcated Azusa Pac:ific's..Mi1kka Kcroncn, 7.
S, 6·1, in No. I singles \Vcdncsday, bu1 11
AZUSA PACl•IC a, so~ COLU•• l
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18 big vlclll'Y OV8I' occ 1181
• Morbley's 19 points,
12 reboun~s not enough
as Pirates come up short.
Hoct Saddfcbaclc u1llW:d
a 5&-poln1 oatlauahl in 1he
lint hair and went on to de·
Cc1t Oran• Coait, 104-79,
Wednesday niabt in Oranae
Empire Conrerence men's
basketball.
The. Oauchos (21·1 ovenll, 11 -2 in the
conference),
who hold a5-
plrattom for
the •conrcr-
ence crown,
made 21 of
36 field·aoal
attempts in
~the first hair
in building a
16-point mar-
ain at the
bruk.
For the
fo·urth
straight
·same, OCC
• • (13·15, 3·10)
was wi1hout leading score r Chauncey
On assignment
Da11y Pilo t
bo::lting \\."ri1e~ John
Ora)'lon·s weekly
column will retur.n
next \\>'eek. ...
IPl!r'I
Boating
Woolridp (out with a 1trained ~lder).
Damion Morblcy scored 18 po1nll and
hauled down 12 rebounds for the Pirates,
who close out 1he re1utar 1eason on Fri·
day nighl at 1 p.rn. aaainit Rancho San·
tingo.
Todd Loewe addC"d lS poinu and
Oen:k Roche added one threc-poinl field
1001, 1iving him 16 this season and 1dding
to his school record.
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Finl Oft, then I was back In the
car Thund11 momina. ind thal'•
whcn I brob It In," Marton I .. id.
f l rc:aliu:d I had 1 &hon windOw ~ .l!}in& 10 pl six months or 1c11·
ut11n an hour·and·a·half, IO it was
t0me prtlty intense ·1c11M1a, be·
cause I w11 pushln1 it 10 1he limit
IO htrd. All tho Cuys bad their
can for ab months. and l had
mine for six houn.
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lion, comin. OU I Of the lllSl lurn
hcadlna lnto the back straightaway
-I've been known 10 use every
Inch of the nee course -and
th:u'• w~cn ~ uw somcthina th111
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ways and l k>st ii. The car rotalcd
three times and jus1 grazed the
riaht rear fender. I thought, 'Uh,
John Marconi
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c.ar by a1 least
a foot: "
Marconi,
however, wns
untiarmcd.
coming awa)'
merely with
1amc scraped
paint. '
"I'd like 10
say I planned
i1, bUt it was
luck," Marconi said. "Those cars
ore 3,400 pounds, and when
they're ro1a1ing, not much is going
to stop them."
In e:ach race. drivers circled the
2.2S·mile course 14 times. going a
total or 32 miles. "1arconi re"ched
speeds of 150-to-ISS m.p.h.
"Just ror fun. I always k>ok at
1he 1ach," 1'f:arcooi said. "T've
newr had a speedometer in 1he
air btJorc. but 1his did, so one
time I looked down and .aw 152
(m.p.h.) on the spcedome1er."
Marconi, :a Long Beach G,rand
Pri;ii ~gul:ar. -.·ill continue his
quesl for l1 aly t.1arch 12-13 in the
second or the Ferrari 348 Chai·
lengc Series at Te;iias \Vorld
Speedway in -College S1a1ion.
Tex:as.
~1arcon1's car and 1rophy will be
en display :rit 1hc Ferrari Show·
room "t Ne.,..port lmpor1s (3100
West Co:1s1 Hwy.) through next
week.
•
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John Marconi finds himself sitting pretty atter the first of seven legs of the Ferrari 348 Challenge. Series.
Costa Mesa adds to its athletic staff
... Pal Leahy named girls athletic director
in latest move to bolster sports programs.
nasl ics and \·ollcyball.
"I've been coordinallng the ¥irl~ athletics on 1hc
Junior high lc\•el )ince lhC) mo\cd O\cr (1u the
Cos1a Mesa c:1mpu)) 1n 1hc 11JS7-88 school year.'
said Leahy. who now hopes to ph:asc ou1 of coach·
ing ... Thi) •~ ~ome1 h1ng I thought I m1gh1 lilc to
8'1' 8.u.&'I' fAUUtNia.. S-n W1UTlA
COSTA 1'1ESA -Pat Leahy. in-
~talled reccnily as the C°'1n t..1es.a
High &iris athletic director, suid she
hopes to cx1cnd and enhance 3n ath·
lc1ic prognm which m3ny bclic\'e is
currently cnjoyin& its colden age.
try. I IO\e 10 b<" 10\0l\"cd. Jl\d
I was goi ng to n1~1 of 1hc
g:i mcs an}'"ay.
A 26-year ¥"Ctcr1n leaeher and coach in the
Newport·Mcu Unilicd School Dis1ric1, Leahy -.ill
llUumc leadership of the girls programs, lc3vi ng
1hc bo)-1 endea\'Ors to athletic director and fool·
ball coach f\-1yron Miller.
'A Ne-. port ,J.l arbor J-ligh
gradua1e, Le ah)) 23-)e:ir-oJd
daughter gr adu ated fr on\
.Cos111 ,,,.1esa, and her ~n
Bria n. 15. JU ~t complc1cd hi~
seaso n o n the ~l usiangs'
rrcshm::an b:askctball team "la 's a aood time 10 be rornin& aboard." uid
l..cahy who mony credit as the backbone bth1nd
some ol the f\-1ustmnp:' recent suttcss, due lo her
roaching at 1he janior hich IC\-cl .
Leahy singled out tr11ocl ::and
field as an arc:a she'd lal i: to f>at Leahy
help in1provc upon.
"1\tc pretty much roached e''CJ') )ear I've been
with the: N.ewpon-Mcs.a District," said Leahy. "''ho
has 1uided juntor hi&h and lower-level programs in
buke1ball. iOCCCr, softball, track and field. gym·
"li's not a co:iching problem.'' she said "II\
just 1ha1 an emphasis on trac~ anJ field ,ccms h1
be sli pping at :i lo t of schools I'd l1~e la ~e th;it
ch:ang~ :it Cos1:1 Mesa ·•
SOCCER ...........
Argo defender and drew go:il·
keeper HCctor Ri~s· rull atten1ion
1bou1 20 yards in front of lhc right
ir>al post.
"I was going 10 shoot, but I re·
membered 1he last time I did. and
it didn't work ou1 W!fY well . .so I
saw Orei, and passed it off," Etpi·
nou said.
Dill, who now hu 16 goals, in-
dwlin& 11 in the last 11 ga.mes,
punched ii home btforc Rtvcs
could react, and the Estancia de·
rcnsc put lhc clamps on the shut•
out triumph.
The pl &a¥Cd the day for the
Eqlcs, who pl•)'Cd •• ,.. or the
contest without Coach R ich Llo-
pis,· who lch midway 1hrou1h the
Cine hair 10 111cnd a class.
"I misKd two times already be·
aiusc wt had lcque pmcs and
the 1eadtcr told me I woukt be
dropped from the (11udent te.ch·
Ina) r>roaram, ir I missed spin,"
CUil IDF --·· .,.nldpanl In his ..,if toumamcnl
to that each of the 27 teacm ftUI
loctvde • celebrity pier.
ll't the abth annual Ken F~
Cdcbrity Ooll Tourname•t for tho
l);ooowry M.,..., of e>r.,...
0...., •t ,., ..... lllll'• UAb °""" Moy i. ""'°"' 111o cel<brilla plunJac
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5.rt1lrn ,...nrrldllla.
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said Uopis, "Who rc~cc1\ed 1he good
ne-.-s by phone !:lier from Junior
vnrsity roach 1'·t ike HeadlC). v.ho
stood in for Llopis the rest of the
g:imc.
"(Uopis' absence) made a big
difference," said E)lancia co·
cap111in Chris Sandro. "\\le d 1dil·1
h:avc someone 1hcrc yelling Otll in·
struetions. and a couple gu}'l men-
tioned i1 at halflime."
Sandro used the halftime break
to mention 1 few other things,
foremost being the lack of inlen·
si1y from his 1e:amma1cs.
"I tried to pick up the motha·
lion," Uiid Sandro, who IR(hored
the de(cnsivc effort from his
sweeper position. "Havina such a
)'OUr\I team (sUt combined ~ars Of
V1rsity experience prior to this sc=a·
son), we. were ntM>UJ playina in a
playoff g.amc. But we can1e
throuah. and it'• aoina to help us
tor Frid:ay's 1ame."
Headley •arced with Sandro's
~nt O( the tint half, Ind
w1s ple1sed by the EIJ)cs' second·
details.
• Ntn'tt or 1tect! -Ncwpor1
Beech's Jim Olidewcl~ pon of the
winnia, pro-am 1eam wl1h Jcny
Folti ia last month's Nnopon
Ouslc, wun't UJ<d to pl•}iftl
with proktlionals. He wu
... ,_, prubablr ..... witlt -
of \he ama1cun.
·Mo.. o( (the amote"'1) """ ... u -their handicapo. bea ....
... ,. ~ thlnp. liltla
lilfllu," uid OlldcMll, a Newport
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hal( Jon\1n.i nce .
"I 1h1nk our guy~ rcal11ed we
had to pl:•) a lot bellrt. JnJ 111.1:
ronlroll cd the san1e .'.lftc r h.1lf·
1imc," J.lc:idlcy c\plJ111ed "'\\'C
had sonic good (!!oCOnng) op·
po11unit1C\, and finall) c.uhcJ one
in."
Dill boon1ctJ the Cagle~ onl}
shot of lhc first half JU)t over the
cro~r. but 5Cn ior Jay Villaru:al
set the: 1econd·hnlf 1one "''ith n
couple nifty runs 1ha1 resulted in
1111o·o quolity shot) the first 10. n1in·
ut es af1cr the break.
Vill:1rreal, ~·evc:r. suITercd :i n
apparcn1 broken collarbone in lhc
final minute or lhc game, which
f11urcs 10 end his season.
"That's aoing to hurt us." Dill
said ..
01her &ale standouis included
junior eoalic R)'2n llrO¥rn (three
savc.s. includit11 one vali:ant stop
divina into the rce1 ot an oncom·
ina allae:ker), and defenders Ale.a
Oon111lcz, Vk:cor Rodrisue:1 Ind
Alan Deras.-
.. Folt1 was vtry kxKt in his
rounds. I think lhlt lhe
protession&ls' swinst Ile 1 bil
more 1like, from my amateur
at1.ndpoin1: thcy~re more
controUed wit b balanced swl•
They're "'ll' ttl&...t,"
Tha1'1 'Iii hy thcy"rc pro&.
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BOYCE
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Bo)cc's molhe r Cindy s:.ai d
\\'cdnesd ay 1he Sea ttle-based
\Chool (r3nkcd fourth 111 1hc 113·
lion .:.11 the end of the 1992 sea.son,
111\d 1n lhc: 1993 prcscason) 111oon
out O\Cr Crcigh1on, Fresno Stale
lnd l{utgcrs, ..-1th soccer only one
u! Lhl)lt:\ pnn1c con?.1tlt•rat1on.).
"\\'a,hington ha) C.\CClh:n t :ic.i -
dcrnu: '>upport i.c"icc). "h1ch 111o1!1
help JJson "ith his ltnrn1ng dis:
ab1l1I\," ~aid his mother. "J a.son
h.1s J})lc.\1a . .:lll' a1ten11on deficit ,
and :iud1tOI) and \1sual perceptual
U1wrder). though they're not c~·
1rc1ncl} pronouni:cd," Cindy Bo)'ct
,,ijJ
.. 1\\a~h1nl!h,n) v.orli. ..-ell .,..llh
ICJ..:hc r\ Ill Tei them k.nov. about a
\luJen1\ 'f'K'..:1al ncctb. 1h1ngs hl c
gt\1llg l1 J, llUJ/C \illll' Ill t3l C lllo fll·
ten 11:)1\. or the uption 10 :1ns111.cr
quc,t1vn) \CJb.d l) ·rhcy C\en pro-
\ldc note take~ fo1 )tudcnts or
lap·t~1p compute r) for s1udcnt.s
""ho l)pC faster than they write."
Bo\!.'.< • .i n1c-n1bcr 01 lh(' under-
.?() n~1ion:1J 11::in1. ··a~\1r11Lcd long
and h:ird Q\Cr th1) ,Jcc1s1on." his
1nothcr 'Jid "l--ll' rrJIJy IO'o·ed
Frei.no. but \Vnshington had the
bci.1 1u1al pal·l.:ige_ ..
l--tu .. k1c1t. Coarh Dean \Vur·
Lbcrgcr. entering his thud season,
.... :as an ""'~•~t 11 n1 coach v.1th 1hc
Natrona! U l "c:im las\ ~ummer and
led 1he school 10 11s fi rs1-cver
NCAA pla)off \ 1c1~ry 1n his first
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C.'s Prmdlce P•ldl•
provides a big dtvldend
.,... She's the Big West's
'93 Scholar-Athlete;
what better reward?
0 ne or 1he greatest rewards
in co~hin& is the succcu
that your ei·player~ attain
as they venture forward 1n hfc.
Whether i1's 'o'Olleyb::ill success.
c::irecr moves into coachin& or
business, or the ni ising or a fo.mi!¥.
I h:nc ;always fell that this 1s 1he
btst p;ar1 of the job that I do.
Corona de! Mar's Prentice
Perkins, who s111rted for
the n:a1ional champion
Long Be ach State
wome n's volleyb:all te am,
has been named Long
Beach's 1993
Scholilr·Athlc 1e for the
Big West Conrercncc. A
junior wi1h a 3.5 grade
point average. PrcntiQc 1s
already enrolled in the
Long Be'ach leaching
credential program with a
goal of a ma.ste r's deg.rec
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school, this academic aw1rd is
qui1e a chanac.
She dclini1ely ha5 1 51ron1 t,.r'tiP
on the importance: of her
education as 'fll.Cll as he:r ath&c1ics.
It has always amazed me 1hat
Prent ice wa~ oot selected as. one
or the top Jlrl athlcte.s at Coro1t111
dcl Mar 1r1er,her 1eniur yc"r. She
h:11d been n:amed All·CIF in two
~s (~r as well as
YOlleyb:all), but wias somehow
ovcrk>okcd -. hen the
administntK>n picked CdM's top
JO female ::uhlctcs in 1990.
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t..1ust havt been an
•dn1in1stratl\'t' 01.ersieh11
•This weekend find)
the club -circu11 1n Las
Vegas for their annual
tournsment.
While a few )Ounger
learns panic1pate, 11 is
mainly a 1ourn;amcnt for
the juniors and Kn1ors.
The signing d:1tc for
in education.
Always a "te:un-fust"
type or pl a)er, Pren1ice
Volleyball
1hosc senior) 1h;u were
committed ~· .. ) two ..-eek)
::igo, w n1an:-i:ollcgc
CO:JChC') .... ho h.:H'(' nu!
signed new p!J)C'f) :arc
has co:achcd many Balboa 03)'
Volleyball Club boys teams and
has shoy,·n a great understanding
of the coaching profession. The
possibilittu or coaching and
teaching at the high school lc~I or
co:aching al college arc CJ.citing.
~ a 5·foot--4 scholarihip s1a rter
for Long ~ach, Prentice is an
inspiration lo all a1hle1cs and
, definite!) a "crowd favorite." For
look.ing at un)1gncJ
senior)
Fur thv)( cOJthC'~ "ho l1J\C'
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.il lhc L'ni~tr•JI) of PurllJnJ
111hcrc )he "h:1pp\ and dou1g "ell
on the:, cuurt :ind 1n the clJ.)~room
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DCC club team falls victim, 8-4
The Ornnge Coo.)! College Ice H.xle~ Club 111o:u. defe31cJ ~
S:i n Diego Stale. 6-a. last SJlurdJy n1gh1 al Ice Coipadc) ChJlct in
Costa f\lcs:1.
It was the squ:ad'i fLr)t home g:in1c )1ncc 11io1nter b1cJl Ocsp1tt
the sclb3ck, the P1r11tc) rctJ1n hope f.Jt n1:i~1ng the pl11)..,rfs and
Jerendlng 1hcir lcagvc title. accorJing ta R 1.:-h ~1 :anuck, roach and
adviser !or the club .
Coast dereatcd SJn D1ch'O .!>talc 111 !he fin:il round of \he ptaiy·
errs last K:3SOn IU 1111/l the \\ arren Cup La rn <:ahn -...·on:d IWD
go:a ls and Todd 1'1onon anJ 1\lc \ ZJchu" :idJcd tttc 01hc~ for
~st. Paul Gu1cn rehc,cd ~tarting Co:i~t goalie [)crc l \\ .il~cr
3nd yie lded jus1 one goJI 1n 1hc scrond half of 1he g.unc
Aller pla)·ing 1n Frc)no this S:11turd:i~. the l'uJ\C') 111o ill t'IJ\c their
ncx1 ho me game on Salurda). Feb. 2b. 11g:u11,1 UCLA at HI p n1
It the Costa "'1ci3 Ice Capades Chalc1. loc:itcJ 1n the f\1 e» \ crdr
Shopping Center on the corner of Harbor and Ad.1.n1s Adm1s,1on
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Th•t't JM k-l&'M win.rd 111tU
for the Coe.ta Mesa Hi&h :is junlor
varsity baskclball tcam ancr another
unbeaten 10-0 romp throuah lhc P1df1e
Coast Lcaaue,
She,_ allo whit vanity heod coadl
la addi1ion to his KOrin& re-
sponsibilities, DUI abo asswncs a
s1ron1 leadership role, on and off
1bc field. ·
"He ctn lead b)' bcln& vocal, or
wilh hit hustle," Uopis said. '1Hc'1
our most c1.perlcnccd player, tnd
ho's a very. smart player. He picks
1hin11 up on 1he field and relays
. them to the rest or our guys."
Dill's intelligence isn't limi1cd to
1be playina field, as he bousts a glis-
tening 4.1 grade point average and
a desire to pursue an engineering
dcarcc at either Stanfortl or Duke.
Under the dlrcclion o( head coach
Shontel Sherwood (or lhe serond season.
the ~1ustan1 J Vs breezed through inos1 o(
those 1ames, but there were a couple scares
alona the way.
"In the Cirst game apinst Trabuco Hills,
we were tied at 1he end of three qunrtcn.,
:ind endina up winnina by eiaht," ~id
Sherwood, whose 5<1uad ~led a 20·4
ovct111l record this season.
Utt M<Namee, and Ille bcl~
the~ oC the vanity hu 1
positive effec1 on tho kwo"tr-leYCl
teams.
"For the kidl. Crom lhc seventh
arade on, they start thinking about
toin1 to CIF and playlna (or a ·
wlnnina team (oa 1he varsity
level)," she Pid.
And lhe winning tradition on
the junior varsi1y has continued
this season under Sherwood.
Junior Jenny C\irtis.. who has
been with the Cosu1. ~1c11
proaram sjnce the scvcn1h &n1dc.
was among the JV standouts thfs
season. 0 We talked with her at lhe
For now, however, he's in1cn1 on
engineering continued playorr sue·
ccss ror the Eagles, who Visit Del
Rio League champion La Serna in
Fi;iday's first round.
The 01hcr close call C11mc when 1hc
Mus1angs ventured across town to play rival
Es1ancia. The Eagles forced the game in10
over1ime J;>cfore Mesa prevailed, 44-40.
start or the icason, und told her she could
play vanily, bu1 prob3bly would no1 get a
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A pair of Qtll)'llJ to the tc:iun
.,,,. IOpliomom Sooa Kim
()'ounacr simr of Y ool Ind Koo)
and Betty Fukumoto. Both auard•
art: known ror their de(eftliye
ln1cru.i1y and an ability to drain an
occasional 1hrcc.-poin1cr.
Freshman Kelli OrondAhl Is one
ph1)'Ct with the potential 10 do
'A.'ell with the vanity. "'She ii kind
of ;in up·1nd·conlcr, .. 11id
Sherwood, .. wilh a VCI)' &ood 5hol
and wmc 1c:tvanocd moves."
A broken utilbone a:urtercd in a
summer league pme last year
slowed Grondaihl's proaress
somewhat, but she is expected to
be OK wilh wme rest.
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Another darter wa RAeme l'io-ae. 1
junior •bo wo.:s one or the ie1m tudcn.
Sophomon Kade Oropn, • aood a1hlctc
who was a mcmbc-r or the boyr w;itcr pok>
team, played 11 1hc post.
TW'O other post pl£l)'Crl. "·ho came olf lhc
bench, we.re aophomorc Alicia Harber and
rrc:shm1n Chanel Andcn.on ... Otancl would
come in when 1 needed &0meone co b na
M>me bodies and she do(s a pd job
bc>Jlina out," suid Sherwood.
A key subititutc tn lhc backwun w:ai
sophomore ~1:1rg_3ret 01'\WCr, a tni"M(cr
(rom Mater Dci High. Grover w11s 1mon1
the most inlpruvc:d players on the tc:am 1his
season, according to her coac,h.
Ri>ujdin1 uut 1he JV rosier were
sop~ores Molly \Yall11« and Robyn {'llotr
ond junior t.1c lody Uri11nd.
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