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Home My WebLink About1996-02-28 - Orange Coast Pilot- SPORTS Umguards tip off as · ____ fJ).._ 2 in tourney Serving the Nt!WPC)rt-Mesa community since 1907 -. •Move to sell Costa Mesa High farm falls short; decision is postponed indefinitely By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -A motion to sell the Costa Mesa High School farm fell one vote short Tuesday night, for cing board members. to postpone the decision for now. The board's deciston came after emo- tional de bate and an attempt by two board members to kill outright a plan to declare the 18-acre farm surplus and offer it for sale. nustees Jim Ferryman and Wendy Leece would not support the sale, while others wanted more time to study other alternatives. "We need to have more discussion among our board members,• Leece said. WHAT 'S UI' Learn what~ going '--'------~~around town ~'-'~------Newport, Laguna _ _ DON UAQf/ OAA.Y Pll..O.T art museum officials agree to. merge as a single county entity By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -In separate votes Tudday, trustees of the Newport Harbor Art Museum and the Laguna Art Museum approved a plan to merge the two facilities into a single county art museum. The new museum, which will be called the Orange County Museum of Art, will eventually take up residence at the Newport Harbor facility m Newport Center. nustees faced a standing room only crowd of angry residents and students packed the Harper Community Center board ro'om ana t ook issue with the 8 SEE FARM SALE PAGE 4 Lett. students of Costa Mesa High School and their parents listen to opposition speakers as they address the school board over the proposed sale of the high school farm. Right, Charles D. Martin of the Newport Harbor Arts Board answen questions about the merger of the Laguna and Newport Beach art museums. In announcing the decision Tuesday night a t the Five Crowns restaurant. trustees and administrators from both museums expressed satisfaction that an idea, which h as been m discusslon for 10 years, will finally come to fruition. Com- bined, the two UlSb.tubons will have a strong fi:nam:ial base and wm. be able l.O increase their educational and outreach 8 SEE MERGER PAGE 3 Assembly candidate endorses dIDD~ing •Marge Pantzar supports proposal to direct treated water into environmental reserve; incumbent Mari- lyn Brewer opposed. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -State assembly candidate and local res- ident Marge Pantzar said Tuesday a water district plan to dump treat- ed sewage in the Back Bay has potential benefits for Newport Beach. · "They're all going to kill me,• said Pantzar, who is trying to unseat state Asse mblywoman Marilyn Brewer in next month's GOP primary, "But I think we need to have a voice of reason here. We need to look at this from other directions. I think this pro- ject could be very healthy for the bay." Reached Tuesday in Sacramen- to, Brewer said Pantzar's stance indicates that her opponent "doesn't have her finger on the pulse of the Newport Beach com- munity.• "I've received over 100 letters froip people who are vehemently opposed to this,• Brewer said. ·1 believe I'm responding to the needs of my constituency by regis- tering a vote of opposition (to the project)." Irvine Ranch W\ter District's plan to dump 5 million gallons a day of treated sewage water into Newport Bay has drawn protesta fiom local residents and is opposed by the Oty Council and the local dlainber ol commerce. EnVii'Onlneot4lil say the J>ro'. ject. which w6uld save the district mote than $20 million in disPoMl costs, could tbieaten the health of the bey and ca.UM an algae bloom. But ezpel1I hk8d by the water dis· trict ay the ~ may even improve the qualitl!.. the~· BUt Pantur ldentiftC data su~ the water ~ COndUSlom. Hl(Jtilj trMted 19'#9 water JI prac:ticaDy 41dnk· able, Putzar says, and Wiil oat ma... the bey'i algae cont.at. Ill additkm, a campan&Gb p'Ojkt ~ au. t'GDlallllnatecl nls out dtbl Su D6ilgc> CiW duitng .. 9'FBK IDODltat ..S gl9etly ........ ~ ..... ....,. •aw1NGMOE4 'He lived his life with a lot of heart' • Back Bay High struggles to cope with violent death of straight-A student Dylan Urquiza: basketball team- mates will play on in his memory. By Carolyn MiUer._ Daily Piklt. COSTA MESA -Grief was a new and unwekom~ experience for the Back Bay 13'ombers bas- ketball team. UnW Monday, the new 15- member te am had enjoyed a successful season practicing, playing and joking together. But the death of their teammate, Dylan Urquiza, a 16-year-old freslunan who was fatally shot in Santa Ana Sunday night, changed that. •They were crying like babies," said ~arc 1Catz, tlie Back Bay Bom bers' basketball coach and teacher at Back Bay High School in Costa Mesa. ·(Dylan) was a friend to ev ~ry one on the team. He lived hi! life with a lot of heart. • · The news of Urquiza's death was a shock to both the staff and students at Back Bay High School, located at the Newport- Mesa Urufied School District's alternative education center. ·1 couldn't believe-it,* Katz said. ·They called me at home. The hrst thmg they said was, 'Dylan is dead,' and I said, 'No he's not.' "Then I said. 'Why Dylanr 1\vo days alter 16-year-old Urquiza was shot and killed that question is still unanswered. Urquiza and a cousin were at a birthday celebration at a rela· tive's house on Baker Street in Santa Ana Sunday when they decided to go and get some fQOd While the two were walking near Civic Center Drive a nd Bristol Street in Santa Ana at 1:55 a.m on their way to Jack-m· the-Box, they were stopped by a lone gunman, police said. The gunman asked the pair some questions about what gang they were affiliated with and where they lived, and Urquiza tried to explain that he was not in a gang, police said •As soon as be didn't hear what he wanted to hear, the gunman opened fire and struck Dylan in the neck,• Santa Ana police Sgt. Dick Faust said ... ln most (gang-related) cases, an innocent party is not shot " The wounded teen was rushed to UCI ly1ed.lcal Center where be was pronounced dead three hours later, Faust said. Urqwza's cousin was not harmed m the shooting. The unidenbhed gunman is suspected of being a gang mem- b~r. but neither Dylan nor his cous\p are involved in gangs, police s&d No one has been r----------------------, : IN MEMORY 1 I r + The visitation for : Dylan Urquiza is sched- • uf~ for today at 5 p.m. : at McDougall Family l Mortuary located at 1610 : E. First St. in Santa Ana. : The memorial~ wiU • follow at 7:30 p.m. at the ~ mortuary. Urquiz.e~body : will be buried in : Louisiana. I arrested in the madent, police said. "The students are surpnsed and angry because they felt Dylan had -done nothing to bnng it on,• Back Bay High Principal Carole Castaldo said. ·For many 8 SEE URQUIZA PAGE 4 r --------------~-, I \ I> I·: \ CHERIS HING TH E MEMORIES ALMANAC AROUND TOWN CLASSIFIED POLICE FILES PUBLIC NOTICES SPORTS WEATHER Howw reach us •.. ""2 2 7 2 6 5 2 Th e Vogler family copes with the untimely death of their 6-year-old son, . who they believe died of undetected heart disease. But coroners officials are sull . studying the case. By CarOlyn Miller, Daily Ptlot lbe Voglen: Mm:•. Lauren. Sr and Kym Cberllhtba --.oryof Mlkewbo ...... .., ... Cluilt- ... lall ,... .... pani8y a.a CUI r I Miit .. -· OONLC>.Ot IOH,YPIOl • EDfTCNl'S NOTE: Do you OI 50me01 ie you know t\lye • l.1ndmatk ~ "' ennlvenwy coming up711 so, we'd lb to ind~ It In our Alman« section. Pleaw call the lnfonNtlon into tM Readers' Hotllne, 642-6086, fax It to 646- 4170, or mall tt to City Editor Iris Yokol, 330 W. Bay St., Cost.l Mesa, Callf. 92627. BANKRUPTCIES Recent bankruptcies as reported to the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Santa Ana. NEWPORT BEAOt dba: ITM Automotive Parts. Inc; dba: BAP/GEON; dba: Foreign car Parts, Ch. 11 DEATHS Most recent de.iths as reported to the Orange COontYRecorder'~ pffice. COSTA MESA • Rosa Oenemburg, 59 on Dec. 25 • Evelyn l . Ewell, 85 on Dec. 24 • Delores A Kelley, 69 on Dec. 22 • Stephanie B. Molak, 89 on Dec. 22 •William K. Patrick, 83 on Dec. 21 • Edna P. Chamness. 89 on Dec. 20 •Jason V. Garcia, 16 on Dec.. 20 • Eugene L Hebert, 71 on Dec. 19 • Everist C. Teel, 91 on Dec. 19 ·•Mildred E. Martin, 77 on Dec.. 16 •Jessie G. Glover. 94 on Dec. 15 • Helen H. Weaver, 69 on Dec. 15 • Minnie M. Gauthier. 95 on Dec. 13 • Edna E. Hill, 55 on Dec. 13 • Hazel M. Pecoraro, 72 on Dec. 13 • Arthur F. Hromadnik, 79 on Dec. 12 NEWPORT BEAOt • Maurice F. Geraud, 86 on Dec. 25 • Peter Cherian, 68 on Dec. 24 • Paul M. Clartt, 84 on Dec. 22 • Kenneth W. Anderson, 69 on Dec. 21 • Adele C. Mason. 79 on Dec 21 • John A. Ustman, 72 on Dec. 20 • Edward F. Schwaner: 88 on Dec. 20 • Emma L Harman, 92 on Dec. 19 • KU\um A. Gokhale, 77 on Dec. 18 • Esther M. Penhall, 72 on Dec 18 • Ruth R. Younis, 52 on Dec 18 •Samia S. Holmer, 74 on Dec. 17 • Gwendolyn E Lorenzo, 82 on Dec. 16 • Robert L Moody, 70 on Dec. 16 •Vesta A. Redmon, 94 on Dec. 16 • Jerome Stolik, 81 on CYec. 15 • Joan R. Spencer. 57 on Dec. 14 •Richard S. Fuller, 71 on Dec 13 • Harrison E Moore, 86 on Dec. 13 •Sadie Sher, 91 on Dec 10 •Sharon L. Spauldiqg, 59 on Dec. 10 DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on suspiCton of driving under the influence. These people have only been arrest ed on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Eleodoro Hernandez Montes, 29, of Long Beach Matthew William Regan, 29, of Newport Beach Diane Louise Kennedy Gimdron, 42, of Laguna Beach Erin Lee~ 21. of NeoNport k.tC:h EM1 Rae MdAlt1'ft. 21, of ~ ~ COION GMcla, «>. of TUlttn Shella a.Hey; 53, of OeM ltcMnt COSTA MESA Michael Craig Jewett, 32, of Fullerton Irene Valle-Bautista,~. of Huntington 8ffCh Russell Laurance Hill. 33, of Long 8ea<h Cheryl Lynn MCEiroy, 42. of Mlulort Viejo Jason Gabrial Gutierrez. 24. of ~ Beach Lee Edward Miiier. 42. of Sant. Ana Julio Vuquez-Diaz. 34, of Santa Ana MARRIAGES Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA •Richard J, Counts married Takako Mit- sui, on Dec.. 27 in Santa Ana • .simoo..Q...~~ .f. Do, on Dec. 23 in Costa Mesa • Vu Q. Ngo married Trang K. To, on Dec. 23 in Costa Mesa • Keimpe E. Vanderwall married Gall A. Haney, on Dec.. 23 In Costa Mesa • Donald F. Dugan married Martha A. Daniel, on Dec. 22 in Santa Ana • Ramiro B. Galarza married Wen<ty L Larson, on Dec. 22 In Sant. Ana • Alan l. long married Diane H. Diep, on Dec. 21 in Santa Ana • Paul O. Kelly, Jr. married Sharon M. Solomonian, on Dec. 17 In Boyes Hot Springs NEWPORT BEACH • William J. House Ill married t,ynn D. Garcia, on Dec. 29 Jn Sant. Ana • Eugene <e. Neelands married Sharon M. Manker. on Dec. 29 In Santa Ana • Paul Kempf married Karen E. Fox, on Dec. 27 In Santa Ana • Aktay Aydin married Golnaz l(avlan- ian, on Dec. 26 In Santa Ana • Robert R. Burge married Ann M. Cover, on Dec. 23 In Newport Beach • David P. Sperling man1«J Anisa R. Roth, on Dec. 23 in El Toro • Dave K. McCargar married Kelly L Miller, on Dec. 16 in Walnut Creek • Mart< J. Troncale married Shawna R. Gipe, on Dec. 16 in Santa Ana REAL ESTATE S.ALES COSTA MESA , Recent real estate listing in Costa Mesa provided by Continental Lawyers Title Company, INine. 250 Magnolia St .. $390,000, 2 be<flooms, 1 bathroom, to S. Elliott-Brand 285 E. 19th St., S178,000, 3 bedrooms, 1 bat h, to B. Saul 355 E. 19th St., $306,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, to B. and L Jones 487 E. 19th St., $255,500, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, to M. and E. Madane 1894 Tustin Ave., $303,000, 3 bedrooms ctnd 2 baths, to P. and M. Hartwich 492 B~. $2751000, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, to W. J. Henderson 240 24th flt .. $242,500, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, to W. and P. Brande 2489 Fairview Dr .. $205,000. 4 bedrooms, 2 112 baths to o . and T. Fernald. 2461 Norn! Ave .• $220,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths to S. Cathcart. 2471 Fa~ Or .• $242,000, 4 bedrooms. 2 112 bd'6 to K. F. ~ 2131 Cynthia Ct.. Sl53,SOO, 4 bec:troomt, 2bMt11.toJ.MdJ .... 271 E Wlkon St., $216,0001 3 bedrooms, 1 112 bMhs to R. and S. Fame 2390 Westininster Ave. $216,000, 4 bed· room.. 2 baths, to J. and IC. Williamson 2394 Westminster Ave., $212.000, 3 bed- roe>rn1. 1 112 bath, to L hid. 1841 lllnois Aw., $210.000, 4 bedrooms, 2 blths, to C. and K. Prlmlanf 3258 Oregeon Ave., $214,000, 4 bed- rooms, 2 ba1hs, to E. and C. Spellman 1743 low. St., $228,000, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, to G. P. S~er 3253 Idaho Ln., $200,000, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. to N. J. Chamberlain 32n Colorado Ln.. $180,000, 3 bed-rooms. 2 baths, to M. R. ~uson 3201 Nebraska Pf., $150,000, 4 bed- rooms. 2 baths. to C. a L Nomura Jil£WPOllJ ~ 1556 E. Oce~ Blvd., $320,000, 2 bed· rooms. 1 bath, to B. and A. Dimldc 1747 Miramar Or., $525,000, 4 bed· rooms, 3 baths, to Clartt Trust 1755 Miramar Or., $570,000, 4 bed· rooms. 2 baths, to N. and L Richman 173.1 E. 10cean Blvd., $360,000, 2 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to M and C. Kane 1817 E. Balboa Blvd .• $31S,OOO, a bed- rooms. 1 bath, to T Miiier 1735 Plaa Del Sur, $550,000, 3 bed- rooms. 2 baths, to campbell Trust 205'4 E. Ocean Blvd., $1,350,000, 3 bed- rooms. 3 112 baths, to G. Rodrigue 2030 E. Oce.an Blvd., S 1,550,000, 3 bed- rooms, 3 112 baths, to Ventura Trust 2117 Granada Ave., $450,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to S. Curinlson S40 San Bernardino Ave., $300,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, to Taylor Trust 531 Redlands Ave., S 190,000, 2 bed- rooms, 1 bath, to M. Halphlde 507 Riverside Ave., $32ZOOO, 2 bed· rooms, 2 baths, to M. and M. Barnes 534 El Modena Ave., $475,000, 4 bed· rooms. 2 baths, to M. Alexander CORONA OEl MAR Recent rHI estate safes in Corona del Mar as reported by Continental Lawyers l1tle Company 1307 Bonnie Doone Ter., $370,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, to M. and K. Rolfes 1301 Santanella Ter., $532,000, 4 bed- rooms, 3 i>aths, to' T. Taylor 1915 Chubasco Or., $116,000, 3 bed· rooms, 2 112 baths, to G. Fudge 1821 Bayadere Ter., Sl,074,000, 2 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to M. Tovey 1907 Tahuna Ter., S 1, 150,000, 3 bed· rooms, 2 112 baths, to M. and L Halfarce 3000 Ocean Blvd., $810,000, 2 bed- rooms, 1 bath, to N. Puig-Hechendom 227 Goldenrod Ave .. $495,000, 2 bed- rooms. 2 baths, to B. and E. Wolford 239 Heliotrope Ave.. $900,000, 3 bed· rooms, 3 baths, to J. Zaepfel 3210 Seaview Ave., S301,500, 2 bed- rooms, 1 bath, to I. Casey 3500 Ocean Blvd .• U ,225,000, 4 bed- rooms, 3 baths, to Wells Trust 3620 Ocean Blvd., $1,650,000, 3 bed- rooms, 1 112 baths, to S. Lytell 307 Poppy Ave., $425,000, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, to J. Hain 207 Eveni ng Canyon Rd., Sl,591,000, 2 bedrooms, 3 baths, to P. Mclncally TODAY FEU.OWSHIP BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break- fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will have its weekly fel- lowship from 7 to 8 a .m. in Dierenfield Hall. This week Jim Stout will speak on "How to Hang On When You Peel Like Letting Go." The cost is $2.SO. LONG TERM CARE "Long Term Care -Who pays?" is the topic for a free hour seminar at 2 p.m. at Newport Beach Plaza Retirement Facility, 1455 Superior Ave., Newport Beach. For information or reser- vations, call 645-6833. SLEEP DISORDERS Dr, Paul Selecky, medical director of Hoag's Sleep Disorders Center, will discuss medical rea- sons that may be keeping you up at night at 1 p.m. at Grace Hoag Conference Center, 301 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call 1-800-514-4624. REa5SION PROOF INCOME ~ DynemJc8 Institute otters a free -""'tnar on •ReceJ. lion PrOofing Your Income and having mwtiple income sources from 1 to 8 p.m. at Wyndham Gar- den Hotel in Costa Mesa. Pree pager and cellular phone to first 100 attendees. Call to reserve your space, 960-6732. TIME MANAGEMENT Orange coast college's Re- Entry Center presents a free two- hour time management seminar for adult students at 6 p.m. in the Re-Entry Center. Topics include values clarification, prioritizing, scheduling, goal setting and per- sonal planning. For more infor- ""malion, call 432=5162. EXJSTENTlAL HOUR The Inside Edge presents Dave Elkins and Bob Weathers, profes- sors of psychology at Pepperdine, in •Existential Hour: The Spiritu- • ality of Poetry and Music" from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m . at Scott's Restau- rant, 3300 Bristol, Costa Mesa. The cost is $15 for first time guests and $35 for other, including breakfast. con 730-5050. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS •Pros and Cons of the Initia- tives on the March 26 Ballot• will be discussed by Newport Beach and Costa· Mesa members of the League of Women Voters at 9:30 a.m. at a private residence in Corona del Mar. The meeting is free and open to the public. For more information, call 644-5998. CARDIAC MEDIONE TODAY Hoag Heart Institute Cardiolo- gist, Dr. Thomas Benvenuti, dis- cusses the latest breakthroughs in cardiovascular disease at 1 p.m. at Hoag Health Center, 1170 Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call 1-800-514-4624. WORDPERFECT FOR MAC •teaming WordPerfect for Macintosh " is the title of a free workshop from noon to 1 :30 p.m at Orange Coast College's Macin- tosh Lab, fourth floor, Norman E. Watson Library, Costa Mesa Attendees will learn the basics of the word processing program. For more information, call 432-5162. BUSINESS AFTER HOURS MIXER The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce and Orange County Financial Services present a Busi- ness After Hours ~er and Opportunity Expo from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Orange Coast Finan- cial Services, 57 5 Anton Blvd., • Ste. 850, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 574-8780. D "Pilot W1lh1m Lobdell. ~ same 24-D11ly Pilot, P.O Box 1560, Costa WEATHER SURF · hour answering seNlce may be Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No used to recOf'd letters to the news stories, illustrations. edito- editor on any topte. rial matter or advertisements TEMPERATURES scattered showers From SUrfllne COSTA MESA VOL 90, NO. 40 ADDRESS herein can be reproduced with· Ne:r°rt Beach throughout the W•vetrak for • 600 block of Anton: A woman left her passport. S3,000 air- Our address is 330 W Bay St., out written pennis1lon of copy· 551 . day. today line tickets to South Africa, and S5,512 computer on the seat of THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. right owner Balboa Onshore winds and a chair in a hotel ballroom, but when she returned 10 minutes Publisher HOW TO REACH US 54144 TIDES blown surf will be later the items were gone. W1WAM ~ Ed1tOI' CORRECTIONS Costa Mesa TODAY problems all week, STEVE MAULE, tt 1s the Pilot's policy to prompt-Orculatlon 56142 First high with some good NEWPORT BEAOf Managing EdltOI' ly correct all errors of substance. The Tlmes Orange County Corona del Mar 5:16 a.m . 4.5 head-high northwest • 1600 block of .. yskle Drive: A burglar broke into a k>dced IRIS YOKot, City Editor Please call 574-4233 Thank you. (800) 252-9141 54143 First low MARC MARTIN, Photo Editor Adverthlng 12:35 p.m. 0.3 swells by the week-and docked boat and stole two windbreakers worth $250 and a KIM GRIFRTH, rn d assifled 642-5678 SURF FORECAST Second high end and a possible pair of tennis shoes. Not only did the thief take the dothing, DirectOf' of Opefattons The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dlspfay 642-021 LOCATION SIZE 7:10 p.m . 3.4 good west swell for but apparently he h.c:t been staying on the boat possibly taking JUOY OETTING, Daily Pilot (USPS-144-800) Is Edltorial Wedge 1-2w Second low the weekend. Keep refuge from the recent stonns, according to police. He left the Cla»lf1ed Manager published Monday through Sat-News 540-1224 Newport 1-2w after mid~ht an eye on a \econd interior of tM bo«t a C9fTlplete mess and reportedly slept In the LANA JOHNSON. urday. In Newport Beach and Sports 642-4330 Blackies 1-3w THURSDA storm developing off bed and deposited his \Wt clothing on tM kitchen counter. 'Promotions Costa Mesa, subscriptions are News. Sports Fax 646-4170 River Jetty 1-3w First low the coast of Oregon • 15th Street West Bay. More thanS600 worth of property only available by subscribing to PRAMOO SHAH, Controller The Tlmes Or~ (BOO) E-Mail: FLn71BOProdigy~c.om CdM 1-2w 12:02 a.m. 2.2 thn may deepen as wantol~irom ~-30-foot boat. Binocu an;, two sails, rods and MICHEUE GRAJCZYI(. Pre Press 252-9141 . In areas outside of Miik\ Offb First high It moves eastward, reels and a sleeping bag were all missing. The thief left behind HANK KNIGHT, Pres Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, Business Office 642-4321 BOATING 6:04a.m . 4.7 bringing a moderate a green dgarette lighter and muddy foot prints. CAAL TOTH, Packaging and subscriptions to the Dally Pilot Buslne. Fax 631-5902 No advi.sory. Second low west swell for the • 400 blodc of J2nd Street: Approximately $2,200 In cash was Distribution only are ~allable by rNil for Published by ..,. Winds out of the 1:09 p.m . 0.1 next week. For daily stolen from an unlocked safe early Sunday morning. The bur- S 10 per month. Second d• C.llfomla Community News. west at 15 knots. Second high surf reports and glar entered through an unsecured rear window. Also stolen REAPERS HOTLINE postage paid 9t Costa Mesa. CA. a nmes Mirror Complny. "" Two feet wind 7:36 p.m . 3.6 forecasts, call (900) with loot was S50 from tM cash register and S40 from a dona· 642-6086 (M,ces Include aff appllc.able ,.,....,S. IC ... waves with a west-976-SURF. The call tion jar. The burglar -using the key found In the safe -also Your comments about the Daily mte and loc.al wes.) POSTMAS-Pr9sldent and CEO erly swell of 4 feet. WATEJt costs $1.50 plus any took $400 in coins from a change tray in the cigarette machlM. Pilot or news tips wlll be record-m : Send addres Chan9es to 0 1996 C.llf. CH. Slight chance of TEMP£RATUU: 53 possible toll. Perhaps the coinage prowd too cumbersome for the thief eel and given directly to Editor The Newport Be~osta Mesa All rights rtsefWd. because It was later found stashed. In an alley near the scene. Beautify Your Yard! w~ h<IDe ooer ~o IN-nlE DAILY PILO ON FRIDAY MARCH 1 ST ~DON~ MISS IT~--==-- SA1• 11ouu .... 9TO 5 IAT 9 ~~'""' QLUIELL MA90NRY COMPANY -434-7744 EDUCATION <*M Topp6ng. of Costa Mesa (pk· tured left above), had the honor of car· rylnq Or. Kfng'S photograph at a resent Qndfeflght march at Morehead State University in Kentucky, where Topping fs a junior. Faculty and students joined members of the community for the annual event. S..... 11'omas Mllrt.in, of Newport ---tltoad'I, flaS 'been namea to the Dean's List at the University of Oregon for his scholastic achievement during the fall term of 1995·96. CORPORATE JillOf'I IJaln, son of Loretta Blain of Costa Mesa and the late James G. Blain, has joined the management team of Sli- ver Dollar City, Inc. as corporate director of design and development. He is responsible for the development of new proJec.ts and the creative development of new attractions within existing prop- erties. Blain Is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and attended Orange Coast College before obtaining his bachelor's degree from Pepperdine University and his master's from Wake Forest University. Newport Beach-based firm, Baumann R .. Hrch and Development Corpo- ration has been named a finalist out of nearly 100 entries from around the world in the first Civil Engineering Research Foundation Innovation Awards Program. Kwrt lowland, veteran landscape architect and land planner. has joined The Planning Center, a multi-<flsclpllnary planning firm based in Newport Beach. Bour1an<t will be involved in land-use planning, site planning and landscape architecture, partklpating in the compa- neighbors ny's ·~ Into themed entertain· ment environments and communities. ~ SI I .... haf:-joined .,,. ...,_, to ctHte Newport Beach-bated SzenderskllRoh•nl & Partners, The new partnetlhlp provides strategic planning as well AS busJness and brand develop- ment support· for companies look· Jng to expand Internationally or domestic..ally. Newport B~ based McCarthy, one of California's leading general contractors, has promoted Ovisty A. tt.1111.,ton to director of com· munlcations. She Gary Szendenld will be responsl· ble for media relations, arrangement of public speaking engagements, Image advertising ind coordination of special events for McCarthy's California offices. W.dd1H•---~.~~lnthe financial planning Industry with more than 200 offices nationwide, has recent· ly moved It's Orange County Division from Irvine to Costa Mesa. Waddell & Reed offers such services as pension and profit sharing plans, mutu· al funds, lRA's and keoghs. WillMllm Carroll, regional vice presi· dent of Metrobank in Newport Beach, has been appointed president of the Performing Arts Business Alliance at the Orange County Performing Arts Center for his second year. David Voliva has joined the Newport Beach-based Lawrence & Mayo, Inc., an advertising agency. as traffic manager. Voliva manages all traffic activity for the agency facilitating up to 75 live projects at a time. He coordinates vendor rela- tionships and schedules and contributes to the agency's pro bono projects. R Frtt ddivtry 440 Fair Drive CostaM'isa 546-3288 Carpet Your Entire Home with P/11.sh or Berber ~llld °'*fol 1or only [-$499°0 Up103mos Saine As Cash OAC MILITARY Navy Petty Officer 1st Cius o.nlel J. ~son of JOhn Celbtrian of_ Newport Beach, recently received the Navy and Marine Corps Acht.Yement Medal. Leibman was recognized for his out· standing achievement while serving IS • flight dech:oordirnrtor wtth Naval Air Maintenance Training Group, Naval Air Station Miramar, San Diego. He was sin- gled out for the award because of his superb initiative and contribution In helping the command fulfill Its mission. COMMUNqY ..,._,.. de loom, vice president of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce recently returned from the Western Association of Chamber Execu- tives Annual Conference in Glendale, Callfomla. . This year's conference, "Make a Differ· ence," provided the opportunity for Chamber executives and staff to learn first-hand about trends In business, as well as other Chambers. Emphasis was pfac.ed on emerglng tedlnologies and the increasing rofe advocacy plays In the community's economic stability. TI1t' .ut,\\er 1' ll ~ I f.11\l'\·er the ire.11· mrm of cJl)(',11\ 01 .ill •l\t'rne1~h1 umd1 uon :ilso rt'()11111' 1ppmpn.11e liksl\ k: th.tnges and .111 11:d1v1duJhzed, ph1,1c Jn· ~uperw•ed. t1)01pn:hc1htl'C .1ppro.1ch including d11:1 bch 111or 1mxf1ftc:111on Jnd CXCflhC 1:01 Cll'"Ol'll IL I'> nol lU.'>l ~IOI· pl\' a mJ11er of pu,h111g 1hem~hes a\\.l\ fmm 1he 1.1ble1 Tiil' •X'" diet pill,. "hen propmnrimlTll'n-rcd tn-:rph~cr.m "-Im 1s knO\\·ledS?t>.1ble 111 rhc1r u~c. 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Trulteei create a first class visual arts expect the new museum to institution,• said Charles Martin, employ around 25 staff mem- who would become the Orange bers. which could mean a loss of County Museum of Art's new up to a total of 12 employees pTesident •The Performing Arts from both museums. Both fad.ll- Center and South Coast Reperto-ties also have to be debt free in ry are cultural cornerstones. We order for the plan to move for- propose to add the third leg of ward. Newport Harbor is cur- the cultural triangle." rently raising money to reduce Naomi Vine, the current existing bills and help with tran- director of the Laguna museum, sitional costs. would become the new facility's "We will have the money,• chief administrator. Newport Martin said. •That will not stop Harbor Director Michael this from getting done." Botwinick has agreed to contin· The merger still needi ue on an interim basis to help the approval of the Laguna Art new facility ta.lee shape. Museum's approximately 1,500 "I made a c:ommitment to my dues-paying members. Mem- board of directors to stay through bers will have 30 clays to gather the transition and to see the information, reach a decision and building completed,· said return a mail-in ballot. If the Botwinick, refening to a plan to members approve t}le proposal, a:2&10 We Cater Fiestas Exhibition Cooki"I Our Spedaltyl • Slating Falito• lkar • HandmaC:t. Tortillcu • Strolling Mariachis 714 the plan movet to tbe attorney general and ultimately to the secretary of state.• Although Laguna tnlst have said that only a "small mi.noritr' m__,.....,rwh;......,. oppe>sed to the merger, several have voiced strong opposition to the thought of the art museum leaving Laguna Beach. Protest. ers picketed outside the mu.e- um's Coast Highway location and outside the Five Crowns Tuesday. While both the Newport and Laguna sites wW likely remain as exhibition sites for the short term, current Newport Harbor Presi· dent James Selna would not ~ count the possibility that the Orange County Museum of Art might eventually take up resi- dence outside either city. "The only commitment this organization has made it to make this a county-wide institution,• Selna said. "That's our goal. but nobody has filled in any_assump- tions as to how we get there.• ------------· : MARINA 1 HR. foro: I GOT MAD! ! ! : 1835 Neuiport Bluel. •Costa Mesa 1 ( 4 Week Metabolic Ad vantage Diet) I ~Fims.ollllllllliltfllC.Mlse~ I I 642-8205 I I MON-FRI 10-7. SAT 10-6 I I I I Got Rid Of 21 Lbs By-Changing My M·etabolism ... After years ol dieting to lost a rew _pounds only to pin it all back and more. I Got Mad! The-four Wttk MAD 1$ a totally new v.ellneu and "'eight·lo-s prorram ba-ed on \C\en11f1< te>11na of • MY OWN UNlQUE ME:TABOLISM. I( you II\! 1 frequem dm er. hl.e mo~• of u•. 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The played Llttle League baseball, couple traced their family trees took karate and acted U.ke a nor- back five generations to find a mal, healthy little boy, they said. relAtive wtth a congenital heart The couple now cry less and disease and were just coming to are able to talk more easily about tenns with their son's supposed their son who loved reading, condition, which no doctor dur-painting, Garth Brooks music, ing Mikey's short _and active life and was passionate about saving ever detected. rain forests. ·1 didn't know the case was A· few weeks before his d eath, still open,• Kym Vogler said. Mikey and his dad were Christ: ·aut it doesn't matter, nothing mas shopping in a nature store at will bring hun back.• South Coast Plaza Mikey was The few weeks following fascinated with leaves that were Mikey's death were the most try-dJpped m gold and made mto ing for the couple Several tunes ornaments, Fred Vogler said at rught, the parents woke up "He said, 'D~d. let's buy them and checked on the1l D1h.er t\'IUl all so we c.an sava the ram for- children They womed that lf est.'• Fred Vogler said. some undetected health concll· I l'wo of the gold leaves were bon could kill Mikey, maybe 1t. placed in the boy's casket DUMPING CONTINUED FROM 1 ·u whdt the water district is saying ts true, this could be a big help to the bay,• said Pantzar, who believes the ci ty is withholding studies on Ille project's effects. Pantzar suggested the water dJstrict pay a port.Jon of its savmgs into a trust fund whlch would be used to pay for the long overdue dredging of Newport Bay SHAPE-UP ---- NEWPORT Tel: (714) 646-1298 Fax: (714) 646-3958 No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper FITS IN... Daily Pilot FARM . ...r.o..-."..-~ CONTINUED FROM 1 board 'I p1aN to sell the farm property for residential dmielop-ment. utber !lwl..b.ulld L.youtb. $1>0rts complex. nustees Jim de Boom. Judy Franco and Serene Stokes iUp- ported. offering the farm tor sale, citing the district's need for funds. The district bas a. $15-mIDion backlog of maintenance needs at its 26 campuses, which ~ool officials say can only be addressed U the board sells some of its property. This is the third property the district has considered selling in the past year. Last August, trustees sold the Bear Street School for $5.3 million to make up funds lost in the Orange County Bankruptcy. 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Pubftcatlon Date: Fri., Morch 29, 1996 Rate: Contract rote or S 11 .20 per column Inch D.adltn.a: Editorial. 5 p .m., Wed., Morch 20 Space and Copy. 5 p.m ., Thur . Morch 21 eom.ro NOdy/tM<JM: 6 p.m ., Wed~orch 27 Call 642·4321 to 1..-rv• ipac• • ebout S3.5 mllllon M .90Poled ,to the StO mt•ttdlf'Value oftlie-fann ~y ~ti said they were coooemed the board had made an un-oftidal decision about the farm pro~rtys future J)dor to the board 1meetin . SUloo earl)'. Janu- ary, idioorl:iOii<i mcmberi nave met on several occa ions in d<ltied sjon to dlscu% negotiations on the farm'' joint-venture propoSal. At Tuesday's meeting. Jayne Kacer voiced her opposition to the sale. •sy rushing to sell the Costa Mesa f ann property, the dJ.strict appears to be leaping before it looks,• she said. "The district needs to find a long-term solu- tion, not merely sticking its fin- gers In the di.lee." I 11-l•11tlll 't fl It t h '' ,1!11 11, J,, •>I !lit l"1lil•l 1!&1•1i ,J 1111 h11 -111• ,, Iii .. ,,, 11. 111111111/ tJRQUIZA CONTINUED FROM 1 of these youngsten, this is the· first time they've experienced the loss-of a~theif-.~ age.• OOtrlct psychologists were at the school Monday and will be there Thursday to cowisel stu· dents and staU members, she said. Urquiza enrolled as a fresh- man at the school in October and was a strctjgbt·A student who took delight in playing practical jokes and hoped to one day have a career in the automotive indus- try. He ·grew up in Costa Mesa but moved to Monroe, La., With his mother two years ago. Seven months ago, he moved back to COlta:Mea Where he Jived With ii& aunt and Unde. • Urquiza Jtwecl bosketball and idollzad ChicegO Bulla ~. 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Tht"' winner and a guest wi/J attend the blaclt-tit "Nipt of the Sun" gala at Bistango, which inclruks dinner, live and Jiknt auctions, viewing of the 68th Annual Acatkmy Awards on a largto-s'"m 7Y and more. OSCAR TRIVIA QUESTIONS 1. DANCES WITH WOLVES garnered a total of how many Oscars in 1990? 2. Who won best supporting actor for A FISH CALLED WANDA in 1988? 3. What foreign film was heralded as the best in 1987? 4. Who won the prestigious ThaJberg Award in 1986? 5. Who directed AMADEUS which won best picture in 1984? . 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FEIRUARY 21, 1 lff ~~v_o_L__,.L_E~Y_B_A~l~L--l .. char lie brande ------------------ I I ~ ! I i g pay o ff-t in .Vegas i for local i talent 1 • Ours hold their own against virtually the entire nation, and that's on several levels of competition. T be Las Vegas Gtrls' Volleyball tournament over President's Weekend was a successful one for our local talent. A maJonty of the top 18 and under teams from across the U S. pJayed at Cashman Fieldhouse, a large convention center that houses 20 side-by-side courts Every maJor uruvers1ty and college volleyball coach was in attendance, either hnishmg this year's recrwting or getting a start for next year The 208-team field in the 18's played through two sets of pool play with a playoff seeded on pool play. The Orange County Volleyball Club entered four teams in the 18's -the Um.it allowed per club. There were more than 70 teams m the 16's. Only one team per dub 1s allowed m the 16's Eliviston The Orange County 18's lost a rally score hnal m thetr d.lvis1on . They were led by the setting of Melissa Ford and the hltb.ng of middle blockers Laura Wilson, Doris Hawley and Julie Coombe. The Orange County-Nike team, entered as the top seed Wlth Newport Harbor's Jeannette and Julia Hecker and Corona del Mar's Kelly Campbell and Kathryn Rice, lived up to tt's billmg. Alter defeating teams from Chicago, Hawau and Washrngton, they won the final Wlth a Victory over a team from Huntington Beach The OCVBC 17 White team, the jWllOr team led by Newport Harbor High's Shana Bannert, was coached by Prentice Perkins The OCVBC 17 Blue team, another juruor team with Calvary Chapel's Whitney Hoover and Jill Overby, Corona del Mar's Lmdsay Wannington and Newport Harbor's Melissa Snow, was coached by Pete West. The OCVBC 16 Blue team, coached by Gary Nakamura, lost a very close rnatch in the playoffs to keep them from the top eight. The team, which fin1shed in 11th place, was led by outside hitters Sarah Peby, Beth Waterman and Monica Bridle, backrow Specialists Christie Codorl, Audrey Anhood and Laura Wells, middle blocker Brooke Reese and the setting of Corre Myer. C oombe, of Cd.M, confirmed she will play next Pall at the University of Oregon while Rice made a commitment to attend Brown Uruversity. Rice against 1 Ford, her former CdM l teammate, who also headed to 1 the Iyy League with ~ceton. Last weekend was a gOod one 1 for Rice. Not only did she choose f Brown over Princeton and 1· Harvard (How would you Wee to tell your children that you turned down those two schools1), 1he 1sO had arthroscopic surgery to repair a knee Which hu troubled her for the lut ei,£ht monlhl. Aftet.,...w, •u·dalatttae Will be bad to pJafing without that old p(lin. Ne~·· Julia Hecker will probably play at UC Santa Baabara next year and btttle her ... Jeannette. wbo will pley for LOyola Marymount. Their ...... JOiie, hu tried out ana .... tbe 1ealD ..... PraDdKO 9Um college men's basketball SCC's Reynolds, Carlson honored •Reynolds chosen Coach of Year for fourth time; Kevin Carlson repeats his honors as an All-Conference choice for 19-11 Vanguards. By Jim Walters, Daily Piiot COSTA MESA -For the fourth time m the first 12 years of the Golden State Athletic Con· ference's eXIStence, the soft·spo· ken bead man from Southern California College, Bill '" Reynolds, has earned Coach of the Year honors in men's basket· ball. Senior forward Kevin Carl· son, who bas excelled despite being hampered by a nud-sea· son shoulder injury suffered in the Vanguards' stunning upset over then No.3-ranked Azusa Paclfic, earned his second- straight selection to the All-Con· ference team. "I'll by not to be overly hum- ble about this,• R~ynolds, a walk-on coach in all of his 15 years at sec. said in a tel~· phone mterview from his day job as a counselor at Bolsa Grande High m Garden Grove. "It's nice to know your team can put you in that position,• Reynolds said. "This ts a tribute to the team. When we started out 0·4, l didn't know 1f we would be able to reach .500. • It was Reynolds' career-win No. 300 that put the Vanguards above the .500 mark (6·5) for the an impact player for the Van- first time this season. guards. Reynolds' teams are a com· the b-foot-4 forward was a buied 313-157 (a 67% wmrung starter before lDJwmg b.unsell percentage). That translates into agamst Azusa Pacillc. He the Vanguards ( 19· 1 l , 9.5 l aver-missed two games, but made bis aging 20 wins a season every way back rnto the lineup, con- one of his 15 years tributing off the bench Reynolds was ch~sen C<>?ch I . Carlson, who ts a standout of ~e Year m ~985, 87 and 89 i htgh jUfDJ)ef for the -school'~ Irorucally, not m 1990, the year track team, finished as the sev· his team won the NAlA Nation· 1 enth-leadmg score r m the al Championship 6 "I think it had something to GSAC, averaging more than 1 do with the expectations of what pomts a game. . a team 1s capable of doing • He was also No 6 m three· Reynolds sdld. "Bill Odell (the point shoot;mg (41 8°0 ) and the head coach) over at Azusa Paaf. conferences No 1 tree throw ic just won his fourth-straight shooter (75 of 85, 88"'n) . conference championship, but "He's responded well co~g last year was the first time he off the bench," Reynolds swd. was Coach of the Year." "He's our onJy real peruneter Despite the injury to his threat. His selection was well shooting arm, Carlson has been deserved." No. 2 seed SCC opens tonight •Vanguards hope to rely on perimeter defense to shut down ever-dangero1:15 Point Loma Nazarene in playoffs opener. By Jim Wafters. Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Southern Oillfornia cOUege men's baslietb4ll team enters tonight's opening round of the Golden State Athletic Conference tournament as the No. 2 seed By virtue of their 92-80 regu.lar season-ending win over Concordia, the Vanguards (19-11, 9-5) finished in a second.place tie with the Eagles, behind front-runner Azusa Pad.fie. The tournament winner receives an automatic bid into the ~AJA Natiollal Championships. •we were expecting to be a No. 3 or 4 seed, but Point Loma (Nazarene) beat Westmont for the second time to dose out the season letting us move up,• said S<;C Coach Bill Reynolds, chosen the GSAC's Coach of tbe Year for the foWth time in 12 yea.rs. The bad news for Reynolds and his charges ts No. 7 seed Pomt Loma will be the Vangµa.rds' op~nent ol "The Pit" for tonight's openmg-round matchup. n~Off is 7:30p.m. . SCC bas beaten ever~angerous Point Loma twice lb.1$' season. using perimeter defense ooth runes, ut the Crusaders are capable of putting it up from any- where on the floor. • "lt's hard when you beat a team twice, because they start to tell themselves you shouldn't beat them agairi, • Reynolds said. ·we just want to defend the perimeter. We have athletiosm and teem quickness -il the defense holds.• The Crusader roster features the No. 1 and No. -4 scorers in the GSAC, two 6-foot-3 juniors guards, Robert Amo Amo and Jason McKenzie. Amo Amo, known as "The Ta.mwtian DeW." is averaging 18.2 points a game, while McKenzie is scor- ing at a 17.7-clip. The backcourt pair are also two thirds ol the Cru- sader three-point triumVirate ranked among the top eight GSAC scorers from behind the arc. SCC's Kevin Carlson (defending) leads the Vanguards tonight. Brett Psilopoulos, a 5-10 guard, is third in the GSAC, hitting 45% of his attempts. Aino Amo is seventh (41 o/o) and MacKenzie (40%) 1S eighth. e Vanguards hope to'°OOunter With Uietr insU:le game. For- ward Eric Walker was a recent conference Player of the Week selection and another forward, Marlon Watson. tS averagip.g more than six bOards a game (seventh best 1.0 the conference) and 3.48 assists {ninth best). 1\vo seniors, Jason Janesld and Mike Ruble, and sophomore forward Brum Carlson make SCC a ph~cal presence inside the paint. As a team, sec lS top1 in the conference with a rebound- mg margin of plus-6 per game The Vanguards' main weapon is senior Kevin Carlson, Brian's older brother, who comes in off the bench as the sixth man. The 1anlcy 6-4 forward, a repeat All-Conference selection, is the team·~ leading scorer, averaging more than 16 points a game (seventh best in the conference). The Oiatcourt fea~ seruor ~like Guevara and JWUors Robert Darville and Jeff Rose. Reynolds said he's hopuig for a good turnout for the game. • Dunng the season. our students get in for free,• be said. •niey have to pay to get mto a playoff game ($3 for stUdents). I'm sure they get a little sp¢led, but I hope they'll be there. They give us an added dimension." In a claustrophobic gym. where the first step out of bounds on either sideline puts a player in the front row, Reynolds said the crowd can play a key role. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS PREVIEW ALL Hall gives Estancia some fire • New Eagles' volleyball coach brings a reputation with her -Dale Keough Hall was one tough item in the world of volleyball. COSTA MESA -When Dale Hall answered the call to become Estanoa High's boys volleyball coach -three days before prac- bce was scheduled to start -the former Corona del Mar High standout was thinlang logistics more than statistics. "I had no idea about person· nel, • sdld Hall, who parlayed three All-CIF seasons at CdM mto playmg stints Wlth the U.S. women's national team, the Ital· ian pro league and the pro beach tour MBut smce 1 live in Mesa Verde. 1t was the perfect location. It was an opporturuty 1 couldn't pass up · It wasn't long before the for- mer Dale Keough learned of the Eagles' 0-15 cam}aign last spring. which produCed only one All·Paclf1c Coast League per· 'former (graduated senior Ryan Mcintosh), as well as fourth-year coach Dave Castle's reStgnation "That had to be tough. But, Judging from the determination I've seen in practices. I think these guys don't want that to happen again.• Hall. whose reputation as a tiery competitor will likely fuel such desire, said a foundation for future success will begm with defense. ·I can't hetp but empbasiZe defense, because that was my speoalty as a player Guys typi· cally prefer the power aspect of the game, which means offense But wtth our lack of size, we're going to' have to concentrate on defense, passmg and sid.lng ouL U you keep the other team at • zero, you have a chance. I'm by· : mg to get that through their heads• Head.lng the 1lst of returning players 1s 6·foot·4 sophomore Sam Nelson, who has already impressed Hall. •He renunds me a lot of Steve Timmons (a legendary figure in the sport who starred in two Olympics, after attending Orange Coast College wtth Hall) At bis height and his age!!. I'm surpnsed at how qwck tie is. He'll be m the rruddle hitting the qwck (set) He jumps very well and he's strong • Nelson, a starter last year who also stcl.rted for the 23-.S basket- ball team. lS JOIDed by retwning starters Brandon Nomura (setter) and James Chi (outside bitter), both seruor"S Others who figure to con- tnbute to Estanaa's game. New- comer Travis Franson, David Lane and 1uruor Marc Peterson, as well as 1uruor Garrett Roth. seruor John Umali and sopho- more John Sensten Leonard & Co. in deep in PCL circles •.Estancia's game may go only as deep as No. 1. lack of depth a heavy burden. By Richard Dunn, Dally Ptlot •. ,,__.-• Ila Borders roclCed.='=="==--==--c COSTA MESA-The Southern California College baseball teem took a torpedo broadside Tues- day, dropping a 15-0 decision to Point Loma Nazarel}e in a Gold- en State Athletic Conference game merd.fully called after sev- en innings due to rain. The Vanguards (2·121 1_.) suf· fere(i their worst de!eat under first-year Coach Kevin Kasper managing only three singles. Starting pitcher Bryce Primm (1-3), who allowed six earned runs in six innings of work with four strikeouts, suffered the loss. Junior reliever Ila Borders pitched 12/3 innings and was rocked for eight runs (five of those earned) on seve~ hits with one walk and one strikeout. SCC's Donovan McReynolds mopped up the final third of an inning, allowing one earned run on three hits. GOlDEN STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Point Loma Nuarwne 15, sec o Point Loma 300 125 4 -15 20 0 SoCal College 000 000 O -0 3 3 Enano, Hembo (6) and Gonzales; Primm, Borders (6), Mc:Reynolds (6) and Pegg. King (7). W-Enano, 1-2. L-Primm, 1-3. 2B -Voita (PL), Esquerra (PL), 4. HR -Gonzales (PL), Wrobel (PL), Plum- mer (PL). ~Coutlalls In track opener COSTA~ -Job.., Appell YIU 8 ....... ID bi 800, 1,500 ... _$,GOG, W II WMD1t etM>'lfll a a. ()nmg9 Coast ~ollefe ---track team dropped .. 8CM5 dad- sion Tuesday CO GOiden W81t. In the WOIDSll's meet Cante Appell ' and ~an Waters were Cout'1 1Mden. -GllMllt ........... c.... 100 -1 9ef9fN"I (G), ".o; lOO • 1. LOCAL SC HEDULE sec women fWL 79-75 TODAY • lRACK AND FELD High school boys and girls -San Clemente at Corona def Mar, 3 p.m. • • SW1Mai9ING High school boys and girls Long Beach Wilson, University at Corona def Mar, 3:15 p .m. Community college -ttancho Santiago at Orange Coast, 2 p m • TENNIS TUESDAY'S COUNTS High school boys - Estancia at Santa Ana Valley. 3 p.m.; New- port Hamor at Foothill, 3 p.m. Community college -Orange Coast at Fullerton, 3 p.m. • VOLLEYllAU Community college men -Orange Coast at Golden West. 7 p.m. • BASKETBAU College men -Point Loma Nazarene at Southern Caltfomia DEEP SEA • O.vey's Lodcer -no report. College, 7:30 p.m. Community college women -Southern California Regional Tournament. second round: Orange Coast at San Diego Mesa~ 7 _ p.m. • BADMINTON High school -Cen- tury at Corona def Mar, 3 p.m. •GOLF High school'-New- port Harbor vs. Mis- sion Viejo, at M ission Viejo CC. 2:30 p.m. • Newport Undlng -1 boat. 19 anglers. 113 sculpln, 34 mackerel. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC-NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES IRVINE -Southern California College's women's basketball team made a strong run at host Concordia Tuesday night in the first round of the Golden State Athletic Confer- ence Townament, but fell in a high-scoring affair, 79-75. -- Corrie Burt and Heather Wood.ruff each scored 19 and Stephanie Werdel and Elaine Whittemore chipped 1n with 11 and 10 points, respectively, for the Vanguards. Q Concord&. 79, Soc.al eo1iea. 75 SoCal (:olleae -Werdel 11, whittemore 10, Woodruff 19, chaney 5, Blomker 3, Kempton 0, Burt 19, Caruso 2. Gulfan 0, Hartigan 0, Minor 27,Thom- burg o. 3-pointers -Werdel 2, Chaney 1, Burt 1. Fouled out -Whittemore, Minor. Concord!• -Sather 27, Weddick 0, Carll 22. Ridge 10. Gast 19, Moss 0, Shah 0, Stephens 10. 3-polnters -none. Fooled out -Carll. Halftime -Socal College, 33-25. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO I ... i .• 11' ' . ~ 1--; ! '., ~ '~it ;, I PUBLIC NOTICY PUBLIC NOTICES COSTA ?v!ESA -After nine hole , the Estana.a High goU team took a 204-212 lead over Pm Springs Tuesday 1n -play 011 the par-36 ... 1. Mesa Mesa Verde Country Club. ~ Brothers, Mike and Jeff Perry, of Estan9a tied for Medalist honon at 39 with .. Palm Springs' Naoya Takemoto. • .. Pete Krutzik, of Bstanda, was one shot off the pace with a 40, followed by the Eagles' Alex Lassen and Ross Necessary, each at 43. The match will be completed March 18 at Palm Canyon Cowitry Club in Palm Sprin~ Sailors leading Aliso, 211-215 NEWPORT BEACH-Justin Sba'piro shot a 38 to take Medalist honors and lead the Newport Harbor High golf team to a 211-215 lead Tues· d~ in the ~ half of its matc;!i with AlisO Ntguel. Other Newport scorers, ove{· the Big Canyon course, included: Bill Collopy, 401 Omar Hussi~n. 43; Chris Henrotin and Brian Bauer, both at 45. The match will completed next week at Aliso • Niguel's home course. CdM blitzing TustiD by 60 strokes NEWPORT BEACH -The Corona del Mar High golf team took a conunanding 210-270 lead Tuesday after nine holes of its match with Tustin. Newport's Steve Brooks earned Medalist hon- ors by shooting a 40 over the par-35 Newport Beach Country Club course. Other Newport scorers were: Jeff Bemis, 40; Chad Towersy 42; Craig Brooks, 43; and Jimmy Keane, 44. The match will completed next week on Tustin's home course. PERSONAL TRAINERS WANTED Your clients · our gym! 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Richard Sinor THE NEWPORT BEACH OOINQ To MElUCOt Fonc,BB~ o. A ~ v;w~ Quick Response .llm 831·2480 CNA'a/Caro Giver PLANT ARTIST Ucl280644 645--3209 PLUMBINQ COMPANY Learn Spanish Nowr , CHILD CAR£ 3536 E~~~· Terry sss;:7io~ Local Uc. 850-7042 Homo Roatore&lon & Compenlona Sptclallat In ulstlng .,,,.,..,...,,,.,..,,,~..,,,.,,...,.,,.,=,,.,.,,,,.1 LICENSE #87449'1 Exp'd so. American Tutor: & Romodollng Tranaporllon • Aef'a landscape/Irrigation CHUNG'S PAINTING 714-401·0444 Suuna 873·'1409 •CEMENT WORK• FENCES Tiie/drywaii/woodwork PT·FT 714•752-6608 upgrades. 780•9702 20 Yrw Exp. Qd Pricer --------KOALA CARE PLAIN/STAMPED renc•s/decl<s/rm add IIXP'D CARI! GIVER Prof' I LandaC•P• Guar work. Free Eat. POOL •-TUT--0-Rl_N_G _____ _ Home-baaed Chlldc:are Brick/Stone/Tiie/Biock & DECKS 3615 roofs/gen repairs. TLC For EJderly Malnt t OYr• Exp Xlnt lJc#375602 538·1534 3928 E. Cosll MHa Loca1lon L.541656 831"""310Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Comm/A••· Refs. Free Releren<:H Own car Rer.. 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WALt DOORS RtmodtlelilldNart iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GENERAL 3558 lllimlttt..loWpt1c:el. UC"d Carpentry/Oecke/ECc. Hl!ALTH IMSURAMC& FATHERS UNITED L•703.468 831-4910 COVERINGS 3932l Trlm•Ctblneta•Sluc:co A TOUCH OF CLASS AdVantagt C<insv. 974-6301 Rti.. 20Yra Exp. L7065t3 Nat'I AHOC:. for the CUs1ody • Y111r.allon SPRINOWOOD PAINT PROPERTY , Orywtl L.5e2731 35Yn ••P cu1•,•Bnlng. dRH /Comm CPI BUILDER• INC. Bonded.George 4»-9944 Mlf .. mployed 63t-3658 2~H··d-S7u~29; ~c.• • Not Ch .. pl Ul80273 MGMNT 3898 TH& •TRIPP•R : Jorry 942..0587 c onde · Free Eat Re•ldentlal Const. FLOOR INSTALL .. •• ... -•But ~aaonablet SpeclallJJna In wllllp~· REMODELING A-Z Teresa 282·7143 Uc .#t518424•1rutured REf•Hu.• 3620 HARDWOOD 1NS"l"DUCTION3780 M f>Wll Watk OU.lrllttdl I Find Qood Tenant• removal. lk• 59892~' No pay tlll finished. •BOSS HOUSECL.EANINO ('114) Ma-4993 n.uw fLOORS 3712 u' MASSAGB 3830 71H624027Pg47N208 20+ v-ars Qp PfOP * 71 ..... ~5037 •: Fr .. HtlmalH. 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Frff Ell• Uc'd/Bond BAUUNG, 3720 -MOVING 3834 ~ f'f>' an of your rOOtlng •:a1.s111 anytime t Call 01ace 281•94U •714-$&e..eoa•• Pal CiC...-ntry _ need• R•oof~alr • !'~.; t •WHtDOW C1eantne '""1loett c ...... .,... ... ~ * or;!.,,.,., rn«•t--'UNK T• The DUMP ~h~j:'.~:Pe:, ~PUBLIC NOTICE,.... -i~':-:::=:;~ =~ a1i1+e M4M1•2 WINDOWS 3934: • carpet CIHnlng Cutt0m HolN ..._.. · Cmatt Joba Oki (71......._1 .. 2) Anllqu.• Fin• Jewetry _,.. btlc 11 bl o d •.a•90.a ~=======···r,' • HatdWd f'I,. M•lnl LIC••U1154. Ref's . Gery ....... an Wiii hlWI what Truh ,,,.,,,...,,,. •T:a-o:aee The c-.. Pu Utlll· • ..,. a •. .,,.. IHUo "' I FrH Ettl • 720.7071 7t4-8'1a.77M Man won't! 968-1882 u .. Commlnlon AE· Te.Chet. 940-1 47 ROOFING CO ' ' ~ • 1, .... tteUrM C..ar.cter • -..Olellzlnm In • OUIAES that au uaed l'IANO .__ -Ad~c•CS ,."-..... R R • f 1111...... · • HouiactliH1No · Rtpe1t1, tmprcwementJ, Ulloa Jewetry Lo•,,. hounhold good• ..._,. .,....._..,m I e•' eroo ~ .. -' 15 yrs hp .. OOOd Ref. 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