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SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1999 ·
NOFX ·teens ,. ....-..--· ty :of assaultirig friend'~ dad.
• The juveniles receiw
maximum 13-year sentence
but probably will seIVe far
less time at youth facility.
Gtll·G RISI f'lj(,
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ORANGE Two former Newport
Harbor High School students who
have allegiance to a loose-knit, trou-
blesome group pleaded guilty
Wednesday to assaulting the father
of a female friend last fall
The two 17-year-old boys received
the maximum sentence -13 years
-on charges of assault with a dead-
• • If '
ly weapon and breaking und enter-
ing. The sentence handed down by
Jydge Ronald Owen included special
enhancements that stated both boys
intended to cause great bodily harm
to the victim
The two juveniles will l.>~ sc>nt to a
California Youth Authonty facilily
next tnonth. The youth correctional .
agency can keep convicted minors
until the age of 25, meaning the boys
will serve less than hall of their sen-
tence. Since it is lhe first criminal
conviction for both, it is likely they
won't seive more than three to four
years of their sentences.
Owen derued the prosecution's
request to try the boy<; as adults,
which would bave sent tfiem tO l>tate·
prison 1f convicted. However. Owen.
emphusiicd the grave nature of the
c:nme.
UYou can't argue with anyonP-that
this wa~ • a serious offense,• said
Owen, spedking to one of the boys.
u You felt that you were protecting I
the [vic:tim'sj daughter, but it was
probably the dumbC>st thing you can
do. You weren't thinking."
Th<> boys were arrested on Oct. 11
after they broke into a Newport
Shore home and attdcked the father
of a fellow high school student. The
boys reportedly went over to the
home to help the gl!l, but armed
themselves for a confrontation.
Pedal (or pud~le?) power
Police S<lld there was a domestic
dispute betwe>en t.hP. lather and th1~
girl.
• Deputy District Attorney Kt•vin
Smith l>aid m court that the two boys
broke into the home and repeated!~
h1t the fathN with a bdt dnd.a nash·
hghl. The victim was beilten so bad·
ly that •the white waUs of the front
room were covered with blood,•
Smith said. The father su~tomed a
frnctured wn<;l, bru1~c:d ribs . and
head lacerdtions.
Both of lhP boys' lamilie!> have
:.upported thet.r sons by attending the
numerous court hP.irinqs Neither
lurruly wanted to make ony comment
about the judge's ruhng, but om· of
the defense dttomc~ said lu r client
will ~end a Jette1 to the v1ctun, ~polo·
g12m9 for thP mc1dent. Tht> Victim's
wife abo was 1r1 rnurt but c.11dn't want
to make any comments She tafked
with one of thP-boy ' fanuhes after
the court heanng.
Both of the boyl> wer, dcsc:nb1•d a!>
dbovc-averdge students who had
caused some trouble on the high
.,;chool campu ; school ofhcJals said
The two teens were pdrt of a group
known ds NOFX. The group which
denvc lls ndme froin a popular pltnk
rock hand, ll>n't classified as a gang
by local poli<;e, althouqh ~Orne of t.be
SEE NOFX PAGE A 14
"You felt that
you were pro-
tecting the [ Yic.
tim'sl~,
but tt was probo-
bty the dumbesf
thing you can
do. You wnn't
lhinking."
Judg Ronald
Owen
At sen~ n-:ing
"'
Eastbluff traffic
showdown set
for next month
8 City to review changes
that residents say make
their neigp.borhood safer;
others say the effect has
·been detrimental.
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EASTBLUFP -The crty t~
expected to make a hnal dcn~1on
on the ne1ghborhood's trafhc
woes dunng a spec.al meettng
next month, one year after the
council agreed to a sue-month tn·
al of temporary traffic rneasur~
there
The meetm,g has been .,et for b
p m Feb lo m the City Cowiol
chaml>er~ and will be t(!levised
h~· Comcast Cablev1s1on
Re~,dents suggest dJast week
that the !>pt•r 1al me<>tmg tak~
plno" m u 1 irg~ room so mor"
people could purt1c1pate. But
Mayot Dennis 0 'eil s 1d record-
ing te..,limom· and tcleVl~mg the
m<.'ellng would ~ too difhcult at
any other location.
The City" now.filsbandl!J L~
lie ~or ks Comtn.ittee m Ne r
h •r l H97 dt c1ded to elmnnate
SEE EASTBLUFF PAGE A 14
Reservoir wall
doesn't measure
up, say neighbors
den~ .
MARC MARTIN I DALY Pl.Ol
Kyle Allen, 13, of Costa Mesa doesp't let the drizzle and light rain get ln the way of some BMX practice Wednesday on a
makeshift track in the Back Bay.
•Water districts. sound
barrier at old Lmdbergh
School site is 15 inches
too low on one side.
The Wdll ts looated b 't\\-·een
Rc ... ervoir 2, wtudl ha srnce itx..>en
named the Karl Kemp Reservoir,
ancl re.,id nts who live on West·
nunster A~enue. Th" ti-foot wall
wa-. mstallt d a~ part o(··a settle-
ment agreement reachcd'm 1992
between 30 re.."1d ntS and th
,.,. ate1 d1c;tnct o:;atd L) nnette
R1mnd, MP -;poke woman
Are!t's light rain should clear before possibly returning on Sunday·
Potential light rain this morning should
stop by the afternoon, said forecaster Brad
Doyle of the National Weather Service.
Tortight and Friday should be mostly clear.
The recent storm system that moved
through ow area dropped less than .15 inch-
~ of rdl.11 as of 4 p.m. Wednesday, and the
forecast was for less than .1 mche'i to fall
overnight.
Another, slightly stronger storm system is
expected to hit the area Sunday afternoon or
early evening, Doyle said. But he wasn't
making any pronuses,
·we'll JUSt have to wait and see" he srud.
ThC' California Highway Patrol also
issued a fog advisory on the Corona del Mar
Freeway from the Bonita Canyon Dnve exit
to lhe toll pla7a torughl. Low-lying fog will
come over the hi~ and make it ditf1cu1t for
motorists. No accidents were reported
Wednesday night that were fog-related.
Cl:it~
CO~j A MESA -Year.; after
shelling out more than $850,000
in m1tigahon c1htS related to the
construct.ion of a re: ervou at th
Lindbergh School 1te, the Mesa
Consolidated Water D1~tnct l!-
hcighlerung one ol th·e wcills that
falls short of a H'qwrement out-
lined in. a settl ment with r si·
The !'-1 ~ board l)f d1r oc.tors
appro\cd 20,000 m funding last
monlh to add two l vcl of bncks
to th1-. top of th" wall, Round said.
~\\c \\ant to mak ure w
SEE RESERVOIR PAGE A 14
WORD ON THE Mlll.EHNlUM MOMENT
INDEX
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~EATER REVIEW ·
'South Coad hpet1ory c.ww.
• 3.Sth-• 'Tnffa.' Story,111,.A9.
WEATHER
In light of recent reports that Oenn1s
Roclmcm is leaving the NBA, we decided
to hit the street and get some fcedbdck. ·
We traveled d ram-soaked Coast
Highway on Wednesday to Cappy's
Cafe, d Rodman hangout, lo see whtll we
could find. And what we found wus ...
Denrus Rodman
cor.y booth at Cappy's to cnJOY some
food and low-ktiy atino phere. Untortu·
nately, Rodman wouldn t go on record to
say what ht!> future pl1;m~ are. But we did
hnd some people who would talk.
•1 don't think he ts
going to retire. I think
he is just waJting. for
the right offer from an
NBA team. II he cild go
into enlertairunent, I
think he would be a good actor.• ·
-Linda Holle, 33,
Costa ~esa. offtce
f manager
Yep. Just a little p<tsl noon, he and
some fnends had found themselves a •
•t think he hould JOir'I
the cast of 'Baywatch.'
·Now that Pam la (Lee)
ha left h would put a
httlc spark ll<tck in the
.,how.•
-Slwtwn Droke,
32, Newport Beach,
construction
•1 think h:s rchnnu is
the best thing that
could hoppen to the
prof ional game or
basketball. I thmk he
c:hould c;tay rcfin.'tl. l
th.ink h1 actions bav ~
brought the unag of
the iX>rt down in the
public eye. I think he
should tay in how
bu iness -he hn e
flair for it,•
-Pr•ltoft Lee. 68. • Corona Oel Mar, chief
finandal officer of Cotd
Al lm'dlllan and min·
ufactuffng comp.ny
"I am dchghtcd thot he
1s rctmng, although I
Will ffiL'C: hJs tncrC>d1bl
tyl of play. And tor
the future, he should,
(1) watch out for hi'i
mvesttnents, (2) keep
w arlng his wedd1m
llr , and (3) get som
more tattoos,
-1111 Stewt-. 67.
Dana ~nt. retired
"II Denni retir from
ba k tball thcin it tl> not
worth wal<'.hlng an)'·
mor", with h.lJll and
Jordan r tlnng. 1 thmk
he would be good at
aeting He seem to ht
in diff rent roles well··
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waitress at Cappy's cat. fOf 10 yNB ·
She hPlpPd mak ),
and prPsf't"'VC'. history
in Costa rvt sa
The gnrnddaugh-
ter ol one of the
build rs of th
old Orang
County Court-
hou "'ln s.m ..
ta na, Betty
J n B echer
and h r hus-
band, Chari ,
tU d in OS·
ta M a in 19
.and promptly got
mvolv d in th
Betty Jean communit • Her
Beether dv1c pursuits
l.ndudcd worlt on
the Costa Mela
mber ol Commerce Freeway
Commltt , th Costa Mesa GVll'
Club \>Oard ot directors and U.
City' hlstonc:al Society, m wbidl ...
seJVed ft president. ttMl\nr and
unofficial curator of~
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llSI IUYS PILOT PEOPLE
Fasten your seat belts it's going to be a bumpy ride
greer
wylder
Agent's tips
zvill help you
travel well
I J vou need vacation ups and
re(;ommendabons, contact
Llndd Slaughter at Newport
Travel Concepts, a full-service
trnvol tlgency. Slaughter periodi-
c .illy -.ends a newsletter to clients
th.it rontcs.rns information on air-
lines, tr<lvel groups, weekend
tnµ<.;, cruises and camping tnps.
I l1'r lc.1tc•st new:.letter contams
1 ormc1tion on cl group tnp to
c.mtHla in M<1y The group will
tly lo Vancouver, take a train to
B.tnff and Lak~ Louise, and then
~1v on to Ccdgary (Or the return
thyht home. There will be tours
hom Banlf included m Ure pack-
dQt'. The tram, hotels and tour
wul be c.1bout $990 lor a SlX·day
\llp A1rfc.1re 1s not included. Oth-
m tnp~ include a long weekend
m the -.pnng to Santa Fe and
Tno-.. tt wine-tasting and spa tnp
to Sc.1n Luis Obispo lil autumn,
anrl d camping trip at Molokai
Rc.1nch. Newport Travel Concepts
1s Jt 1600 Dove St-., Suite 100,
Newport Beach For more inf or-
ma lton, CdU (949) 261-8660.
One ot the oldest local ctu.l-
clrc>n's c;hoo stores, Newport
Children's Bootery, is having a
semi unnudl sdle starting Fnday.
Them will be markdowns up to
50'i,. oH. and yqu'Ll hnd all of the
top-4udlity brands, tncluding
NikE', VdnS, Stnde Rite, Jumpmg
Jdcks, Airwalk cmd Skechers.
Nrwport Children's Bootery is at
Fa-.hion Island, 1041 Newport
Center Dnve, Newport Beach
For more information, call (949)
644-2426.
The world's be::.t leg-and
body-wear manufacturer, ~
Wolford, 1s haVlng a sale at its
South Cod.st Plaza boutique on
the second level betWeen Nord-
strom and Macy's, 3333 Bnstol
.St., Co~ta Mesa. Merchandise
will be up to 50% off through
Jun. 30. F.or more mformabon,
<till (714) 556-7900
Rebel. al Fastuon Island in
Newport Beach, is having a
serru-antiual clearance sale. You
can find unique women's cloth-
ing at 50% to 75% off the regu-
lrtr price. and accessories are
50"u off It's located at 249 New-
port Ccntm Drive. For more
tnformation, call (949) 640-7300.
Draper's & Damon's is having
c.1 big ale through Saturday on
misses. peute, dresses, sports-
wear and accessones. There are
mdrkdowns from 30% to 70%
off, and there will be an addi-
tional 15'Yo to 25% oft on
already-reduced merchandise.
Draper's & Damon's is at West-
cliH Plaza,· 1062 Irvine Ave.,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 646-5521
B. Magne fashion, at the
Newport North Center on
MacArthur B6ulevard and Bison
Avenue m NPwport Beach, is
·having a semi-annuctl sale with
suvlngs up to 50% off. For more
information, call (949) 644-4477.
• BEST BUYS IS published Thursdays and
Saturdays If you know of a good buy,
send a fax to (949) 646-4170 or write to
Daily Pilot, Best Buys, 330 W. Bay St.,
l ost.a Mesa 92627
HEIS
Shiliing into another gt"JU.
OFF THE BEATEN PATH
With the mllltitude of port utility ve~
cles on today's highway::., Lewellyn said ' those auto purchases are more for show
than for sport. Those who own an off-road
vehicle don't use their four-wheel driv~
option. There is a redSon for that, he Sdld.
"It's the other four-letter word that
starts with an F that I u.-;e ... fear," he said.
"Most owners who have four-wheel dri-
ves are very cautious. They don't want to
damage it or are too worried about the
embarrassment of getting stuck."
. Known· a> the •Silver Fox• to friends,
the 59-year-old Lewellyn has been ledd-
i.ng caravans of off-road tours for the last
15 years. Running his business, Ecological
4-Wheeling Adventures, out of his Costa
Mesa home, he tc.1kes more than 1,000
people a Y.ear to the back country. Getting
there is hall the fun.
TO TEACH AND LEARN
Lewellyn had lus own consultmg com-
pany when he decided to p1tch an idea to
local commuruty colleges. Why not have a
course where students can learn how to
operate four-wheel drives? Ranking right
up there with •music appreciation,". th~
course gave students an opportunity to
learn more about olt-road travel It wasn't
too lony before Lewellyn was teaching
classes and seminars at 16 community col-
1.f?ges
"One of the classes is d one-night lec-
ture followed by a trip.· he said. "I like to
tbink of the classes d.s tdking d communi-
ty of unpaved trdvelers into a new world.•
Lewell~ is part of the off-road old
school, a group that knows no boundaries.
Forget about road marker~. Toss out the
ability to Judge an dogie. These guys
Pair robs Westminster
man at gunpoint
A 33-year-old Westminster man was
held at gunpoint and robbed TueSday
evening by two men outside a Costa Mesa
business, police said. •
The victim was robbed at a.bout 7:30
p.m. as he was walkirig toward hi.I car
parked in the 3000 block of Bristol Street.
Two men approached him and demanded
he give them hls belongings, polico said.
One o( them pulled out a 4-inch, stain·
less steel handgun and pointed 1t at the
Victim, police said. l lc handed over some
cash, a pager, a watch and a ccllUlar
phone totaling more than Sl,000.
The two men ran away and went north-
bound on Bristol in a light blue, four-door
car d~cnbed b a Honda model, police
said. No one was injured.
The suspected gunman is descnl>ed as
Latino, between the age~ of 27 and 29,
and about 6 feet 2 mches tall. He was
heavy-set, aoout 250 1>9unds, with dark
eyes and a shaved head. He wa \ast c;aen
wearing a light-colored T-shirt and dark
pants.
HIS accomphce was d cribed as a Lati-
no in bi<; mid-20s, about 5 feet 4 inches tall
and weighing about 130 pounds. He has
dark hair and eyes· and -was last seen
wearing clothmg simi\,,r to th~ gunmetn's.
Anyone With infonnation can call the
Costa Mesa Police Department at (714)
754·5281.
-Greg RlsHng
en1oy putting dents in their.vehicles.
Lewellyn isn't that aggressive Wttb
people who sign up for a tnp. But there
are two other instructors who work for the
company, one of whom takes more expe-
rienced dnvers on a black diamond
course.
A MEANS TO AN·END
ln order to take one of Lewellyn's trips,
llllflY II
OCC graduation petitions
due on March 1
· Orange Coast College students wish•
ing to grad\iate or receive a c:e.rtifidlte of
achievement May X1 ~ ~uired to file a
graduation petition by March 1 .
Students filing petitiom wW be eligible
for the spring commencement ceremony
ln LeBard Stadium:
Petitions are available at the student
records counter at the Adtnllslonl and
Records Building on campua, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Office houri
are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through
Thumlay and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday.
Last year, more than 1,800 students
were honored with an usodate of arts
degree or a certificate of achievement.
For more information, call (714) 432-
5581.
Freedom Shrine to be built
at St. Joachim School
The Exchange Club of Newport Harbor
will dedicate a Freedom Shrine at St.
Joachim School m Costa Mesa, as an effort
on behalf of the club to remind local ati· ·
zens of our nation's freedom.
The event will take place at 8:15 a.m.
Feb. 23, in conjunction with the school's
·anniversary celebration.
The shrine will include a collection of
reproduced documents from American
b.i.Story, mclud1ng the Bill of Rights, the
Mayflower Compact, the Declaration of
Independence and the U.S. Constitution.
READERS HQTUNE
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WEATHER
TIMPIRAlURES TIDIS •
Balboa TODAY
AQORESS 65149 first low
people must provide their own transporta-
tion. Cost varies according to the length
and location of the destinations, which
range from Death Valley to sceruc Copper
Canyon in Mexico.
Those who are first shy abOut attacking
the road loosen up o~ce Lewellyn teaches
them the trtcks of the trade.
Most df hls customers get booked and
bring their friends and families for return
Ill llWS
Ubraey fund-raiser
is in the soup
Members of the Costa Mesa Library
Foundation :will preseiit a •family Fun·
rai9ef• ;from 5 to 8 p.m. Feb. 8 at t.be Sou·
plantation. 1555 Adams Ave.
ln a.n effort to raJse money for the foun-
detton. Souplantation will offer 20% off
eac:h meal purchased w~ flier fot the
event 19 ipresented. Plien a.re available by
~ f11") 5"5-6597. Pllen muat be
obtained In adVance and are not available
at the event.
The foundation is a nonprofit organiza-
tion fonDed to build a dty libWy in C.osta
Mesa to better otter the community a vari-
ety of services.
For more infonnation, call (949) 650-
4846.
Irvine Co. to grant money
to excellent teachers
A teacher from eaeh Newport·Me.c;a
sdlool will receive $2,000 as part of an
educational grant program sponsored by
The Irvine Co.
Applications are being accepted by
The Irvine Co. and Donald Bren Founda-
tion for the $60,500 that will be awarded to
the Newwrt-Mesa school district.
The awards are meant to encourage
excellence m teaching and help improve
the quality of education in the school dis-
trlCt.
While thiS IS the first year for Newport·
Mesa, the Irvine and Tustin school dtstricts
have had the grant program the put two
SURF
adventures.
"Most of the trips are really mild,• he
said . •A complete neophyte with some
apprehension will tum into a four,wheel
fanatic by the e11d of the trip It's just
another element of adventure people are
depriVing themselves of.•
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ye.rs
-Story by Greg Risling,
Pho\o by Michelle Yee
~we ar~ extremely appreaative of
interest in Jol:aJ SChdoli, • Sa1cl Uhda
Mook, president of the Newport Mesa
Federatton of Teachers
Of the 28 winners, 1 o finalists Will be
chosen March 24. Of thOse, three~
will be selected Aprll t to enter the
Onpge County Teacher of the Year com·,
~tion.
nie,., will an elementary, middle ud
bigb IChool finau.t. The three teecbers
eech Will reoelve an additional Sl ,OOQ in
Unreltricted fund• and SSOO that mus be
'U8ed in the clusroom.
Costa Mesa High junior
takes second With speech
Costa Mesa High School junior
Matthew Emerson took second place
il}ursday at the Newport Ha.rbor Amen-
can Legion Post 291 level of the 62nd
C11\JluAI Amencan Legion National High
School Oratorical Contest.
Emruc;on, along with the first-and
thud-place winn'ers, took home a check
· anrl medal for their outstanding oratories.
Each winner spoke twice dunng the rught.
The annual oratoncal ts designed to
develop a deeper knowledge and appreci-
.etion of the Constitution of the United
States on the part of high school students.
Any high school student under 20 thdt 11' a
U.S. citizen or lawfw ~nnanent. resident
is eligible to participate,
Fi.rlt place winner Saxon Nowotka of
Huntington Beach High School advances
to the next level Feb. 11 in Anaheim.
POLICE FI l ES
A decrNSlng Wester-COSTAmSA ,
ly swell every 12 S«• • c.llforrlla ltre9t. A videocassette recorder and a ~e box
worth SJOO were stolen from a home in the 3200 blodt some-VOL 93, NO. 11 Our add.reu 1s 330 W Bay St ..
Costa Mesa, CA 92627.
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11:ooa.m .•••.•• so der-,,,gh area. A several items of doth1ng and some home furnishi~ WOrth . Second low west-northwest swell S3,300 'Mfe S10len in the 2000 bl«k.
S:Sfp m .••••••• 0.0 • Newport ~""'-: A stereo and com~ dlSC player Second high moves In by the
after midnight afternoon. Sets worth S260 wer stolen from the 1800 block between l and 11
p.m. Jan. 14.
....,AY thould be higher at • Pl• m1 ... A"""9: lWo bicycles worth ~ weft rtolen
First low the hot ipots. inch.fd· from a business in tht 2100 block at about 2:20 p.m. Jan. 16.
6.11 1.m ... , ... 2.0 ·Ing the rolnts and -·°"' llAOt
first high '~-It will be pertty • .., •• Ode: A eemput« and a cellul.I( phoni were 12:18 a.m •••••• , 4.2 doudy todly whh Second low stoten from • ~ In tht 500 block somftlme during thli
6:41 p.m •••••••• OA ttrong wlndl. TN ewning of Jan. 11.
Second higt\ ... will tt.n to • ~ "-: A liPPhke ring lhd teeth W"'9ner wont\
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A 4 Thur~y. January 21, 1999 Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilot
Panel steeririg toWard ch~ges in traffic laws llllflY
Budding artists
can enter contest
· · Students are asked to
submit an entry to the Wal-
dorf School of Orange
County community art con-
• Environmental Quality
Affairs Committee to
review revision p~oposals.
NEWPORT BEACI f Th~
city's Environmental Quality
Affcurs Committee has set (.t spe-
cial mf'etmg to .deal with pro-
poc;ed changes to the 1'caff 1c Phas-
. ~ ing Ordinance. •
The comnuttee met this week
und received th~ city's presenta-
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tion on the issue, but did not dis·
cuss anything in-depth becpu it
didn't get copies of the ordinance,
said Assistant City Manager
Sharon Wood.
"I think now thal they've had
the overview, they'll be m better
shape to read the proposed ordi·
nance," she said.
Jean Watt, a longtune environ·
mentalist and member of the
committee, said the group did
reiterate its desire to see the city
update its general plan before it
starts tinkering wii!i the traffic
ordinance.
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C<mtcrupontr)' Black ~nd White Wedding Phot<>W11ph).
Ulw,trntfrc En~ent Portraib.
We will Ex'-'(..'t.'<i your Ex:pectatioru,.
9,.9.(,75-.1130 J7J2 East Coa..<,t Highway, Corona del ~tar
·several big projects have
been cotnlng in as additions to the
general plan, and the committee
i concerned the road system isn't
gomg to be able to handle them,•
Watt said. "It's been 10 years
since the last update, and the lev-
els of semce have been eking up
beyond what is satisfactory.·
City officials want to fix th~
ordinance so that it will stand up
under legal challenges.
While Watt agTees with many
of the changes, she and other
environmentalist are op~sed to
the ldea of "exempt intersec-
tions,• which would give the City
Council the authority to prevent
an unpopular road unprovement. ·
"l believe that, in effect. opens
the door to allow those mtersec-
tions to continue lo get worse,"
she said.
Many factors would have to be
met in order to declare an inter-
section exempt, including a
"super majority" vote of the City
Council .
QRIQINAL GERMAN
Rolls -Pretzels -Strudel -Hallah
Egg Twist Bread -Coffee Cakes
Cheese Cakes -Weddings -Special Occasions
Serving Authentic German Lunch
Daily Specials -Rouladen -Schnitzel
Bratwurst -Meatloaf
FYI
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Entries must be in before
Feb. 12. ·.
Waldorf is at 2350
Canyon Drive, Costa Mesa.
For more mJormation,
• call (949) 574-7754.
THE B1SP.10P'S Row . .
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GRADES 6, 7 AffD 8
INFORMATION NIGHT
January 21, 1999 • 7:00 p.m.
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Aysia 101 to host benefit for Red Cross
The 11 U1 annual M Sunset on the Bay,• a champagne-and wme-tasl·
ing event sponsored by Red Ribbon 1'QO to benefit the Orange County
Chapter of the American Red Cross takes place from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m .
• Feb. 7 at the restaurant Ays1a 101 in Newport Beach.
"Because our .yea is prone to earthquakes and other major disas·
ters, it b unpcrahvc to continue our tund.:ra.ising.efforts for commWJ1.
• ty support und donations for the ongoing services of the R.cd Cross/'
said Sharon Esterlcay, pre!'.ident of Red Ribbon 100, the advisory coun-
cil to the locdl Rt•d Cross.
Guests ol the l'Vent will sample premier selections from.intcma-
tiondl and domr.stk vincy<uds, as well as Asian and tropical food del-
icocics prnparcd by Chef John Shdrpe, owner of Aysia 101.
The Red Cross ·~ not a government agency and depends on com-
muruty support to provide sheller, food and clothing for those left
homelcs!) in the wakl! of disJsters.
-TickeL'> lo the event nrc $65 per J)erson. Aysia 101 is at 2901 W.
f'.Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 497-
IRIEFlY IN THE NEWS
Dolphin event counting on volunteers
The Orange County Chaptrr of the nouprollt Amencan Cetacean
Society will hold a "Day of lht; r)vlphin" event Jnn. :m.
Tho e interested must attPnd an onentataon rnceunu at 7i30 p.m.
Jan 28 at the Costa Mesa Neighoorhood Community Center at 1845 .
Park Ave. Volunteer "sightcrs• will he po 1honetl dl 13 tildtion.<; ctlong
Orange Cow1ty beache:.. The ewnt will last from~ a .m. to 5 pm., but
volunteers can sign up for ds little dS two ho\lJ~ of ohservalwn.
For more inlonnation call l714) 534-5177.
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Sanitary district member n amed to .board
Costd Mesa Sanitary Distric;t bt>drd member ArlPm• Schc1fN has
been elected as dil altemdte to tht• Orn.ngc County l.«>e:i.il Acwncy For·
mati~n Commission. The 11-member conuniss1on 1s mnc!P up of repre-
sentatives from the Orange County Board of SupPrv1i;ors, city councils.·
speoal districts and the general public: Schafer w1U complete d term
left vacant by Bill Goodwin. of the Ali os Wah•r Di. .. tnct. She will erve
until 2002.
Thursday, January 21, 1999 A 5
ChildheJp USA seL<> fashion show, lunch eon
The Orange County Chapter of Childhclp USA will have its fnsh.ion
show and lunc:h ~n. MFor the l.oVP uf a Child,• at l l am. Marclt 25 at
the Hyqtt Regency Irvine. 1l1r> <~v1•nt wtll be prt!S(•nted by South Coast
Plaza und~r lha direction of B11lur Wall"rich d11ector of oommunity
rc•lations for the '>hoppmu cent r. •
Funds raised th . .:011yh the Ora11qe Count}" Chapter provide support
dOd earn for abl15ecJ children partinpaling m Cbildhelp USA's S<>lltb-
cm Cdliforma piograms ThtS' me Jude~ <1 re 1dent1al treatment foc.,1hty
in Beaumont, tostcr fttmtly agendt:s, group home . I lead Start pro-
urams ttnd school -.oiely progrnms.
Reservationi. arc $75 ~n<.I ~tiJI dJC being accepted
C.:hildhelp USA is ono ol the ltuyest nonproht organizatJon~ thdt is
ded1catPd to the trPatmenl, pn•y1.mt.ion and r~wrtrch of chdd negl!.!ct
c:tnd aqusc. Tius year marks th • 40th dnn1vcrsar.y ol the natiqnal orga·
ntzation.
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• Send AROUND TOWN •term to the
Daily Pilot, Around !own, 330 W. Bay St ,
CC))ta Mesa 92627, fax them to (949)
646 4170. Of c.all (949) 642 5680, ext
228 A complete hsting of Around Town
'an be found at daltypilot.<om
TODAY
Th~ walking club of Nt>wport
Beltr.h Wlll mc<'l at !:l a m dn<.I 7
p m. \tl Hospital Rodd un<I Su1 wn-
or Avcnu.-. Lose Wl'ight , nd ha-ce
full. J"ur more inlon11,11lon, Cctll
ttJ4tl) hS0-1 J32.
The Good Morning Costa Mt><ia
l>u,itwss hrf'ctkid..,l 1s from 7: l S tu
8:45 c1 .m lit the Cosl<1 M"""
Country Cluh, 1 701 Goll Cours<>
Drivn Prt•pc11cl n~sClrv11hnns ttr<•
$12 Aclnw ..... 1on I'> $17 di lht~ door.
.For more 1ntom1c1llon, call (714 I
885·90!-JO
The Eden AJtemaU\.e h the UUe
oJ tlw Semurs 1 lousmq Count 11
brP<1k1<1'it mectinq t.1l 8 u m ttt the
Nt·wport Sher(1ton 1 lolt>l, 1J ~5
MacArthur Blvd, Nc>wport Be«1«h. I
MHT OUR M£M81:.R5
\frmber fon 6 HJI•
(kwpatioo: l.Juor of Nl"Wpon
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Why did you join Shap< Up? I
Ii 1d t\\Cl fr1l·nd\ rnulllmlnd :-0.lup.
~ I' & l \\ .n rl·.ldv 111 ~.-1 Iii ft
Go:ils: lo firm , ltlll• an<l J'll"n'lll
''"' opi.rn>~I\ from f;l~mg hold
Rf 91 trahon lS at 7:30 a m. AdllllS·
sum is $22 for member dnd $30
for norunt>mhcrs. Wdllc·up add
S R~ervationi. 1u requested.
F111 mor> information, cull (71 4)
832-9368.
The Nt>wport HUI Gardt>n Club
w11l meet at 10 h.m at Club
House II , 1900 Port CMlow Place,
Newport Beach. Certified arhorist
Roh Johnson \\.'\JI di ... cus-; Environ·
111c>ntal ( are of Tie~·· cmd Brush
',1"111nm11H1 : Tuno tor Tnrnmrng.
(tnrt Cttre .met Vi t1t<'nnq Coffer. 1s
e1t 4:~0 11.m Now mc>mbers Wf!I·
ronw For nton• mlonnation, call
(~4~) b44 -4b57
Charter 100 ~Ill prf>st"nt guest
<;µ+•c1k11r ));tr} I r. G dll's, Jornier
• Los An<wle:, police ~hief, at its
luncheon pra~11dm lrom 11 :30
ct.Ill. t1.> 1.:JO p 111 at A11,onello R1s~
tu1 dnl<•, I(; 11 W. Sw1flowe1 Ave.,
Costa Mt>sil C'ust lo members is
$20 d lld to no11-mm11bf'rs dH' $25.
Rei-ervulionc; urr. required f or
more il1fonn aho11, ct11l (714) 8:l3·
242Q. -.
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Wh"' att rouunulu' I m urcuigcr an<l
ruorc: wncJI Rc:t l.1r uc:ro·~vrk,.~
Wha1 do you Hlu .-OOul SJ;i""!K'. Opl. ~ •
the "C211 .Ht lric11 llv. rnlurm II'< ind
htlptul I lw ""'H ~ :md \I 11l :ll"C'
Ju.licatt·il co ket·pm~ thl· duh on thl·
l uuin~ c<lgl" 111 :ill 1hJt fone:oi.' anti
lu':ilrh h,I\(' ro .. tl r I :ii"~ ktl
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A Tender Care Parenting Cla •
tor volunteers ~lll be pr ent• d
from 6-30 lo 9,30 pm nl th~
Orange County Child Abuse Pie·
vcntum Center, 2482 Ne\\ port
Blvd , Suite 3, Costa t-. fo t1 Volun-
ti>ers arn urgently neecJccl to pro-
vide m·home pan•nt trmniny to
fami.lte at nsk of child nhuc;e or
neglf'!ct. Voluntcell, must hE' at
least 2 t years old. Res<'rvataons
tire rnqwrcd. For mom mforma-
tion, call (949) 722-1107.
Scrabble Club No. 350 will meet
from 6 to 10 p m. at Borders Rooks
and Music, )890 Nnwport Bl~d .,
C osta Mesa. BPgmncr~ <tnd
experts are welcom(>. Ph1yers
must bring their own qanws,
timers and pencils. Thd dub \\111
prov1d<' score curds and will
maintain and publish perfor-
mance stahstu::s. }>n2e>~ will. l>o
awarded dftei each game Adniis-
ion is $3 per ses~ion. ror rnor (.'
mfomu1tion. call (949) 75Cl-4871.
A reading and discussion gTOup
tJU(>cl "Before the Rush" will he
prcscnlf'd al 7 p .m. at Uw Nf•w.
port Beach Central Library, 1000
Avocado Ave. Regi trahon is
1cquir •d For more mformation.
call (949) 717-.3 808, •
A dramatic reading . Utled "A
Ch~khuv Concert" will be pre·
s nted at 7 p m. at the Newport
Bear:h Central Library's Fncnds
Mt>eting Room 1000 Avoc·ado
AV£'. Admission is free. For more
mfonndtiOn, call (949) 717<J801.
FRIDAY
A physic~ training class will be
pr<'->C'nted from 8:30 lo 9·30 a.m.
nt OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar-
gue>rite Ave.. Corona de! Mar
Adnuss1on is $21. For more mlor-
nmt1on, c:illl (949) 644-3244.
The c!ty of Newport Beach
Community Services Depart-
nwnt's. hrst monthly swing und
ballroom 9-ancc will be presented
from 6 to 11 p.m. al OASIS Seruor
Center, BOO Marguerite Ave ..
Corona dPl Mar. Advtlnce tickets
itrn $15; $20 at the door. The first
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Anthony Brown, representing Hartford Life
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· Wednesday, January 2 7, 1999 at 6:00 pm
A.G. Edwards ·
19800 MacArthur Boul~vard •Suite 1400
Irvine, California
· Din11tr will be served.
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3, Costa Mesa Volunteers will
provide in-home parent train.mg
to farmhes dt'risk of child abuse or
neglect. Volunteers must be 21
years. old Reservations are
reqwred. For more informdtion,
call (949) 722-1107.
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180 A. Newport Beach. Admis-
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following the 'J\1 • day-evening join UCI Chancellor Ralph markc..-d for men':; and women's donors and vohmtecr with an Hotel, Newport B ~1ch
pe.r!ormance of ·n1t? Ayinq Cicerone and a host of local chg-athletic schol<UShip\'i, Followmg . tlfternoon rnlPption at Tiio Uni-'Jlu• evern.ruJ prourc1m h< .. >glll
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Of three filnis, 'At First Sight'. is only one worth seeing
• EDITOR'S NOTE· The R~ Critta col· '
umn fHtures movie critiques written
by community ~t>.rs sen1lng on oor panel --
Worthless characters ·
bring down film
By Webster's dictionary defi-
nition, hurlyburly means
tumultuous dild is a probd· .
ble alternative for, or duplication
of, hurling.
"Hurlyburly~ was true to its
defuubon -it made me want to
hurl.
David Rabe's J4-year-old off-
Broadway New-York stage play
comes to the
REE[ (RfTICS sc;reen as a ~ark
· story mvolvmg
four seU-
absorbed rmsogynists attemptin
to come to terms Wlth tlieir lives
and relationships with women
and one another
• Hurlyburly" focuses on two
moy1e casting director room-
mates liVlng m excess m the Hol-
. lywood Hills -Edd.te (Sean
·Penn), who endlessly pontificates
ma constant coked-up high, and
Mickey (KeVln Spacey), who sar-
c:astically puts things m perspec-
tive dOd points out the character
flaws of those dTOUild rum.
The other
two males are
Phil (Chan
Pa.lm.interi),
tl\e_violence
prone ex -con
and iaieti\less
actor. and
Artie (Garry
Shandlmg),
someone "con-
nected· lo the
Hollywood
scene, though
Rlchilfd
Brunette
we never know qwte how.
Rounding out the cast 1S Dar-
lene {Robin Wright Penn), the gul-
friend passed between Eddie and
Mickey, Donna (Anna Paquin), a ·
homeless ~nage runaWC!Y· and
Bonnie (Meg Ryan). a stripper •
sex-toy of this nihilistic middle· ·
aged men's club.
· These Characters have
absolutely no redeeming qualibes
whatsoever and, ultimately, I think
this is part of the hlm's undoing .•
I never once cared about aoy
of them. Heck, I WANTED some-
thing bad to happen to them. And
soon, too, because at just over two
hours in length, Uus film was like
the Energizer Bunny -it kept
going, and gbuig, dnd going
Rated R for ~stant drug use,
languag~and sexual matcridl. ·
On th Brunette caJe, I'd rate
"Hwlyburly• as a ·wait for
Cable TV Movie.•
H agrees
even
l;Jlough he
-------------· 1lt scared
• RIOtAAD 8'lUNETTE. 34, b 'a re<r.-to death .
aition ~pervisor with the crty of COSU After the M~ and a Costa Mesa r~1d~t. ·
• 'At First Sight' is a
stirring. tru~ love story
J A t Fir!.t Sight" ilia tender
. and touching love story.
successful
surgery,
Virgil has
· inuch
more to
deal with
than he
expected.
It puts
Gay Wassail-Kelly
and Blll Kelly
treIIlen-.
Virgil Adainson (Val
Kilmer) is a seJlSltive masseuse at
a spa m the Adirondacks. Vugil
has been bllitd smce he was 3
years old. His protective sister,
Jennie Adamson (Kelly McGilbs),
°§acrif1ced' her life watching after
her brother.
. dous strain on their relationship.
Even with a few too mdily
subplots, the Kilmer, Sol'Vlno and
·Gillis chatacters rise to the occa-
sion. Kilmer portrayed his char-
acter with strength and sub-
stance.
Enter uptight architect Amy
Beruc (Mira Sorvinol She is per-
su~ed by co-workers to "gel
aw'<Jy• from the stress of her job,
which mpudes contact with her
ex-husband/partner. Off she goes
to the spa, where s~ and Vrrgil
meet.
· Romance is not far behind.
They become mends first, then
lovers Diligent Amy so wants to
help Virgil gain his sight. Protec-
tive Jenrue•doesn't go for Amy
jumping in and takin!J over.
Amy suggests a medical pro-
cedure to bring back his sight.
This was a stirring true story.
We say •At First Sight• is a sight
worth seeing I
• GAY WASSAU...KEUY, 59, 1s the ed1·
tor of a Balboa newspaper and is active
in the community. 81U: KEUY, 57, is an
industrial engineer.
Bom~® · Nor:>surgical method to temporarily
relieve faci al spasms and lines. You're
treated by 1he doctor and not a technician.
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NcW1>0rt Beach
Don'tJose sleep
over 'In Dreams' •
W hat a waste! •1n
Dreams" could more
properly be titled "ln
Ni9htmares" and still be·a box·
offlce misfire. .
We have an intelligent arhsl,
maybe 30-something. with a
delightful 10-year-ofd daughter
and devoted husbcind, living an
affluent, comfortable life m sub·
urban Massachusetts. But sho
says she hds dreams in which
she is being terromcd by a erial
killer ¥/ho drowns little girls but
wants her to be the "mommy•
part or ~his family.#
• In an early sequence, her
child is kidnapped and drowned.
To escape her agonizing loss, she
bies to comnut suicide by dnving
the family convertible mto the
artificial lake that is a center·
piece of the plot.
Why go on? The plot is so con-
voluted, illogically complex and
confusing that it's virtually impos-
sible to follow. The fine actors are
cardboard U9\lfes for whom the
VJ wer feels no empathy. As
Oaite. cv~n Annette Berun9
emotes mostly in the h~-tencally
ex ggerated style of the ~920s .
An<l w the p~ychedelic horror
l>egms. with lots of blood-red
blood and blood-red apple ancf
blood-red dresses ad nauseum.
J criticize •1n Dreams" with
more regret than rancor. But this
film is such a waste of tale_nt on
scrc(•n (Bening, Aidan Qwnn,
Stephen Rea, Robert Downey Jr.)
and off screen (ctirector Neil Jor·
den, editor Tony Lawson, cf?.e-
matographer Darius Khond11).
It seems incredible to me that
seac;oned filmmakers David Gef-
fen Steven Spielberg and Jeffrey Ka~enberg would risk the reJ?Uta· •
tion of their Dreamworks studio
for this project. It is equally puz-
zling that Neil Jordan, who wrote
the 1992 award-wiruung script of
"The Crying Game,• would fash-
ion such an inept opus, lot alone
co-write and direct, and not be
.aware of its patent faults.
• EL£ANO"E .._..IREY, *over 65,"
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot date book Thursday, Jonuory ·21, 1 ~ ~ 9
:·'Tartuffe' provides historY. IeSsOn On Sollth Coast Rep _,...,.,
TOMTrrus And to appreoate how far the
company has come, you need
merely glimpse the imposing set·
ting created by Ralph furucello
for director.David Chambers'
supremely entertaining produc-
tion, lavU>hly decorated by
Shigeru YaJi's elegant costuming.
The expansive drawing room
with its gargantuan staircase
suggests something Jack nught
have encountered at the end of
the beanstalk, whiJe B.C. J<eller's
shattering sound design blatantly
commands the attention. ·
11111----.----================-·· off th lechewus advances ot wovCit b}· lartuff . Mor aninMU·
TurtUfte on one hand and vainly cdly to the pQint ts Robert Patrick
W hat a difference 34 yean.
makes. • •
Wtmn South Coast Repertory's
young, rQQtlcss and dJTlbitious
acting troupe first took a foothold
in Orange County in february
1965, the first offenng out of the
company's goodie box was a
commedia dell arte adaptation of
• Mollere's •Tartuffe "
It was a riotous production,
played at full THfATER'REVIEW Wt with little sceruc
_ enhance-
Chambers' perlonners do
'lAllUFFE'
• WHHI:
South Coast
Repert()(y, 6S5
Town Genter
Drive, Costa
Mesa + WHEN: Tues-
days through
Fridays at 8
p.m., Saturdays
at 2:30 and 8
p.m., Sundays at
2:30 and 7:30
p.m.
-+ HOWMUCH:
S28-$:45
Hal Landon Jr. will have none of the
protestations of Rene.Augensen, left, and
Svetiana Elremov~ in South Coast
trying lo convince her husband of Benedict's VlOl nt, Cdnc-swmging
the truth with the 0U1cr-Lynndd tum as Orgon's outraged son.
Ferguson c;.;cets: She part1eularly The first and l&t scenes of U1e
<ihine:> a she mastemunrls the cli· how arc bookeiided by am.a.~-
mactic Seduction sequence, pen· icent perfonnanre from I lope_ .. ,
odically ~a directorial •cut" Alexander as Orgon'.s dod~
from her tudden husband but dorrunaung mother, a staUQ&h
Tartuffe himself b given a ally of Tartuffe. WhP.n she raisct
nchly shadowed mask of right· her hackles, the skies tremble and
eou.,ness by Mark l larelik, who her pronouncements a.re pun~t·
oozes the sort of oily, unde1stat· eel by aackling lightning bursts.
ed, evangelli>llc cnann that seeps Others lendin.g stron<J back·
under bcdroo~ doorways: Its a . ground support are David Fenner
parbcu.lar delight to watch his a., the daughter's intended, Art
somber mood chdnge to libtdl· Kousti.k as a bailiff, and Uon
nous 91~ as his opporturuty, tpr Took (who played the Orgon
conquest mcreases. . character in the 1965 on9iru!l) as ment and fewer set pieces, but it
captured the 'theatergomg com·
munity's attention.
more than just fill thiS vast space •
..:_they vtrtually oounce off the
walls. With few pointed excep-•·
tions, every scene is pef1ormed at.
full gallop, or at least a staJking
sort of movement (by the title
character) that imposes an omi-
nous f eellng of uncertainty.
+ PHONE: • Repertory's Mainstage production of Ren~ ~ugesen effectively the king's ebullient messP.ng
steuls the hrst act as Orgon's Tracy Rowe and Bryan Junmnglii Now, as SCR celebrates its
35th season -including d three·
show summer in Long Beach i/t
1964 ~the decision to resurrfct
•Tartuffe" for a third viewing (it
also was revived at the Thud
Step Theater in downtown Costa
Mesa in 1975} was d no-brain.er.
This play is a key element of the
(714) 708-5555 ... Mollere's .. Tartuffe." brashly blunt maid, interceding function wordlessly as i>ervanls.
for the diliappomted daughter. In "Tdrtuffe" ts d welcome v1sltor
·on his host's wile)-sbll delights
335 years after its birth The SCR
company turns ma first.rate .
e!lSemble performdllce
defending his guest's piety, dis·
owning his son and dooming h1c.
daughter to a captive mclITlag .
Landon seethes with the rms·
guided courage of his C'Onvtcllons
and interprets the rolr with stub·
born duthority
the latter role, Svetldna Efremova to the SCR stage every 15 years
often overdoe~ the cutcs1eness of or so, furnishing as it docs a Moliere's most popular opus
-in which a wealthy and
devoutly religious man takes a
charismatic charlatan into his
home and pledges him his
wealth and tus daughter (though
the visitor actually has designs
her chdracter, but never really sensP of histoncal perspective on
SdcrificPs it:. charm. the achievement that b South
Hal Landon Jr., who played
the title role in the 1975 staging,
strongly depicts Orgon, the
duped nobJemdll, passionately
William Franos McGuire, as Coast Repertory. ·
Orgon's brother, stoutly serves as • TOM lTTUS re"1~ local ttiea'ter for
the voic<> of mason, logtcal but the oaaly Pilot. Hi~ reviews appear
.. company's history. As his comely wile -lendmg mefferuve against the spell Thursdays and Saturdays
WEEKEND
YES, Absolutely FREE
Frtday, Saturday & Sunday
January 22-24 ONLY
To Tan Free You Must;
• Bnng a Friend (both Tan Free}
• Tan 2-3 times over Free Tan Weel<end
• Tan only on Dr. Muller VHP QJRJ1 Systems
• Must be Southern Californ/8 ResJdent
RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT
On board the 'Pride of Newport" RrNtioet. home of the Newpai •
Harter Natbcel Mu&UTl (Fmnerty Re\t>en E lee) ~ f(j lunch
Tues .fri 11 em3pm Brunch ~ Salu'dly & Suocley 8am-3pm.
Dinner l8l'Wd 'Ned .sun. Spm-1~ We cater cxrporat.e end prMJt8
ewntl, ~ &. baoquets pJ ,,... ~·cards eooeptlld l.oalt8d
A:, 151 E Coast~. Newport Beach, (949) 673-3425 ,Fe• (949)
673-2175.
AUTO BISTRO">-·
Tha mt driY&dw'u ratalnrt on Iha planet where Iha food aCDJ8ly
rnsttn. (}.r brealcfast bistro menu IS served 6am-11em. (}.r al day
bl&tro menu IS ~ 11 am-1 ~. We offar fine d81icacias such es
SeSeme Peanut Noottes end 1 Gnlled Oiden Focacxia Sanct.vich Wltl'I
Artichoke & Rome tomato Plus a full range of~ & bistro
blYortlgll wwd .. d8y long Loaad at 31 cow QM t+.y (Nu to
9.rilgBMW)
TWIN PALMS ·
Cefifom111 Coast.al CulSll1a, feawnng the bounty of tha coast in 11
concernporary lndoOMutdoor v111egi equera atmosphere, I/vi
~ M1Y ~ Lllldl Mon.&t 11:nm.3pm MfY
nig't, ber mer..t M Ille between lunch/dmer end Thlr&t. t.J1ti
midnigtt Loclt8d et 6Xl Newpcrt ~ ll'., • ftshiOn lllend 721·
0288 .
JA.CK SHRIMP
~o~rs ~ .4'~ ~-v9'
Sa'ndwich House
270 E. 17th St., #17, Costa M esa, Ca 92<>27 (949) <>45'·2252
Sandwiches, Coffee and
Espresso Drinks, & Smoothies
.-
SUP E RBOWL
SUNDAY
IS
SUPER SUB DAY .,,.
s5oo OFF All .
3-6 foot long Sub Sandwiches
•49 hours notice requJNd.
LE CAFE/HYATI: REGENCY IRVINE
Ca!Jomia Qiisrl& at .ts flO$ Et1Pf Breakfast. ltn:h or Dinner ITl c.asual
elegaoce. as you &ne inside or on our beauotul pa)o Wij feftlJre
ScnimptJoos Buffets throughout the day or you eah order from our
bott'dlJI mero. LDC8ted ac 179:ll Jamboree Roed (COO'rel' of Jamboree
n:t Main) Phaie (714) 975-1234 JS720 tti.l'S 6cm11pm
YANKEE TAVERN
()) the hey tn Newport Beach Serving Lundi & Dinner da ,_,. Located llt
333 Bayside cme 675-5333
ZUBIES CHICKEN COOP
Wa'ra ITlCJ'8 lhan µ;t chclten1 In addlOcJl ID °"' Rcxissene. 8roosUld and
Gri.!led Olden, we offer Steek, Seafood, Prime PI>. Bab'/ Bock Rab6.
~· 11 22.(.em appeblel' menu end more Generous pol1IOOS at a CHAT
value Come check us out! Open for U1ct1 dmer, (piua elid appelllers
S8'V9d al Clay) and SuidiJy Breakfast fUI coclctal bar: BanQuet. ladlOes up
to 70 Gameroom soon to be open 414 Old Newport Blvd (Comer of
Hoapal Aced and Cid ~J a ~ Bea::h 64s.a:&i
NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO.
The <rif li'Mer'y n ~ Beach. ~ serve award wmng beers & ~
hM • fnasiic food mer.i, WC.fl ootdoor dring and kts of FffE pe!'Qlg
Located et 2920 Newpcn BMJ. Hotn 11 ·30am-11 .3Q:>m &n-Thurs
11·~1 :cnim FriSat 675-8449
BAMBOO TERRACE
Wiii NM otters Oasslc lto'aan QJlSlle wilh a ~r W!W Feau.nng
hQnlemade pa~s. tresh seafooo & veal specialties and a umQ:.re
watertrort ambiance t1!fn1n1SCt:ltlt. of an IUJ aan Counr.ryslde Professional
&E'll"o'ICe & an award WlflOOlQ 'WtM l•st delig'lt parroos l'.tA &Mg lh thiS
romanbC sett.Ilg Uve enterta:ment beg.ns fll{!l1~1 et 9orn The upsui;rs
Dgar loll1{l8 featlnS pn!mU111-ogatS 6pil'ltS nnd en 'eJ!£1lSM? eppe:aer
me!lJ Located~ 31~1 Wes. Coast tM'J' 642-7800
ANTON UCCl'S
Er1jOY defJcious homemade lte 181'1 cootuog In 8 relaxep casual MmOsphfn
Step& to the ocean at 6700 W PC H Ill NB Tradc:iooal lrMJOU$$1rinp
Scampi ~ Feuuc.ini Alfredo r.o a tasty assonroeni. of Piuas Pastas and
S&lads ere ottered WUi Speaals Da~ E11JOY a glass or bOd of your
l!flllll'(.e Yt:ne er beer end don't forget to save room for one ol our
delectable dese8't.s Open ~ 11am 1 ~ Oe!iverf ifV!IM We C8U!I' and
cJler pnyate Uich/rneetrig rwn for 25 guests 94%31-3592
.
AMACHI .. -
Sus!l & Sushl w Go ~M.e"'ear· All~ Qoec1t Cards locat8d <N.
2675 lrwle A'/0 (Across from~~) (714} 645-5518
SUSHI NAOMI
Open far h«h Mondatfrdav 1 1 a:i am· 2D p m Dmer SCNCd Mllndat
TlU'sd!r{ 5 p m.·9·p.m f11dat & 5atlrdaf 5 pm ·10 pm b:8ted 6t 320
Bnstd S.. r G In c:os:a Mesa 714641·7321
BEN I HANA
Amau'a most celebreted Japanese reSUlnnt Open 7 oavs 8 Nil
Lunch 11 ~ 3QJtn Mon -Fri Oumcr 53G1~ MOO ·Thurs 5 D
11 :t:nim Fn • s en 11 ~ Sa-... 4 :ns 3Q>rn s.m UX:auld 8': 4250
8t'th St. 94S.955a322
Oieck out the hippest. ChiMse restaurant m cnnge County' Recently AVILA'S EL RANCHITO remodeled Ill reseo-ble 811 Asian tJeer hoose [)n Din serws tasty ()Wiese . food end offers 8 ,, A. sUded br waa i'811tlStir.g ........,...i Qinks 11 ,,. ..,,,_. AtMentlC Mexican food v. th the freshest lflgredtelU & a nEM ligtlt
,...,, "~ 'f'-'I CU1511le cnti1. ~ Hal.rs llldl & Gmtlt'. AJ. 1Tl5P' crec1t rads
wn8 Nt and .8 pt I~ of prenwm ~ and ft beers accepc.ed locat8d II\ 2101 fllacarul. Costa Mesa -642 1142 2800
lb.rs Ltn:h Tuaifri 1145am·2im Omer TU89-Thlr& 5PTI • 1~ ~ BM1. Nev.pert Besch -675'6855 and 274.1 E Coast \.tNy
Fn & Sat 5pm -11 pm Oo&8d on ~ l.ocatad at 1773 N~ (l)M,. 644-8226
BM1 "Qi6ta Mesa. 645-5550
A MI CASA
SIR ROGERS, LTD
~. cdtee end espresao <Jris & smoothies All oow breakfast
menu. Catering available. Open Mon·Fr1 et Sam
Set et 7flfl and &.-. flt Elam Located et 270 E 17th ~ Co$.ll Meal
645-2252.
, ROYAL KHYBER. ..... . .
""8l"d Wrong Q*1e of nlia ~ for kJOCh Mon~ 1 1 D-2pm.
Ooeed far Uicti Dfl Sett.rday Sunday Brunch 8ulftJt seMd 1 1 30-
2 ~ Omer sewd from 5 ~ lOc8tld Ii( Iha ~())est Plaza
Vilega. ,821 w ad1ower""' 714-436-1010
!Air r no.i; a trip t.o Bsj3 as es Mexico Now o!femg
iacos Pnooe eh88d for ~ toge> Hlli.n fto'n 11 em A!
cred.t cards &CQSpted loeaLed At 296 17th St Costa Mesa
1949] 645-7626 •
MR. JUAN .
h u vist to Cabo A wie d lkAAentC Mel n & load Q>en 7
dlr)'S I from 8 roam.a ~ Beei' & W!l'le avel!ab!e LoCated
2263 FeirWrN Road (at Wtlson. beM:l LW!). (.949) 631·7500
LA PALAPA
SerWlg MienbC SoDi Mel1c8o aeafoOd ~. cod " C8!l'l3!'l:ro
pulpo eos!riadas end mudl more ~ B days a week Qosed o
'Mktlesdllys Otie 111 Ill' Ulke<M. Locoted 123 23rd ~ ll ~
Baadl (ner Mn l~'sl 67~7
· s.-.q~ l.N&iane~ n en~ C11U11 ~v.cn SABATINO'S RESTAURANT
petiDdfq Try~~p11as.or1N..-nnwi·~ Tae a. SAUSAGE COMPANY
oi.t .-Id delMlr'y 8'.eilatlla LOCIClld & 2400 W eo. Hw'f, SSQ.5577 • PMta, Clllllf'· sated. homemlde Myll8Qe. Wiii, iamb, Y8Q8C8Nl1 dishes,
TH I CU LI NA RY WRAP Wini. tiw. ~ & desaert. Hotn: 7 Cllvs • weet. SoMig S8L &
SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD
~ es Sow-em c.a~"& a:ip seafood reta ler wr:i tt lal'gc$t c. •
finest £election of fresh see'ooo dally Also a mur..wae (I! scnJmpUnuS
dehceoeS 6UCh es sushi gri!ed flS/'> etaS"?S, clam~. fish &
sandWdles &-.:! CIA the pings hr a Q!U'fT'let meal a: tone Qel 7
v.-eel: Locatedat154E 17t:JS CostaMesa(7t4)57488S2
THE CANNERY
~ y,aterfnn rest.a~ encl harbor av.se ~ Hoin Mon-Sat:
11 30 • 2 am. Sli1 10 .a~ 12 pm, All map-credt cards 'RP:S!!NJI~
suggested Located et 3010 LafB)tU.e ANe Newpcrt 8ea:h CA 92
(71 4J 67S.:5777fSA 675-2510
CATALINA FISH KITCHEN
Get hooked on the lresheSt fish evailllille Fresh -gilled fish seafood S'id
chicken ~ salods. IJ'iled plates end pasta specialties (\lell
seven ~ a wee Mon U1nJ Sat 11am-9;lr.I · Sooday 11em-7pm •
~ rat3ble ltalted at 670 w 7th & 100 Cos:a Mesa
o! the new Tl"ll® Joe's) 6(5.8873
BLUEWATER GRILL
C.aSU8l ~ dllWlg at the fumlef site of the his:OnC Sell 9'laJ\t\' aDCI
Oel3ney's F-esturing Ire.sh mesquit&gilled SC3food cys:er ana
fish maN:t.. Kt b&I: Qgar patlO omg pa1IO Al map" C81'ds
ble Seating upon arrival ~ pra located Bl 630 Ldo
Pat Dive near LO:> Island ~ 7 days, U1ctl tfrtllW' 675-f&i
THAI SPICE
\Ued ~ lhe RegistBr' appeared II Best cl Oiinge
sectlOll es ihe Best Thai food In O'tw1ge Coin'f • Wnd1 OlMl!I;
tat.e:kt. MJN ()JEN RWo.e. 15455 Jeffrey Road (ll lr\Yl!! ~
657~24 C¥n ~ &rt ttiru nus 11111'1)-9 ~ Hi And
, 1 ~ ,~ Also m:oo at 615 w ~ &.. Qis:.o ~ 5484333
ROYAL THAI
Open 1 ~a weal ~lunch E. diM 111m. 3;:in'I Slllday
Th.tslbv OJt1ner is seMd 5PfT! • 1~ Su!ldeV • ~ Fri ~open \i:d , 1 r.iri LllC8tSd • 4001 w ~I*.';' 645{THAO
DIHO SIAM
'Trol owieSe ~ 1 dlrs Mn1.1y . ~ Un::ti , 1 ma rrt
S 00 p m ~ 4 00 p m 10:00 p m &Mcrt Oirnir onl'j Porty
S ca:cnng u..wble LOC'8ted In th Costa Mesa Cc:utval"dS 1
~S\ld [).,154 645-3259
5 ~<~l1 ~t z
HENRY N HARRY'S
GOAT HILL TAVERN · .
""" hM ttl! most Taps on recoro in O"GllJe ~ 46 rm
42 ma'O brewers We hlab.n 50 &
Scauih w9ll m&l'ly t.opd<heinO boU'tlons '""""' .... ··-brondies QJdoor smakfr1g in Ol.f' lOClted
~l01. EM (NIMport & Hlrix:lt'.l 54&a428
GELATO CLASSICO . '
SEnVig ce cream. smi>QU'ios QCll.f'IT1tlt CCJftee
litdl ~ 7 d9y& 9 "11 • io PTl loCaced a '1756 E.
tMyCoi;n, 949-721-11&'.l
BEACH BALL
f&CrQ Iha ~ Pier-a 21'6 W Ot•utl o c. ~ dt8r coctuill .!I
cx.ean pod ' ,. ~ Oft flPIOl* hi~ tfl. lc*il!C
949 6758)41 F"-t'tStl. heeltrf kUmatXNI deicllOea M'tlpPed wittWI 1 ftlt rd ~ 7 Soo brundl from 8 ~ 1,co 9Jtl ·TM 11em-1~. f'1'i -Sat 1 1 am-
deys I ~ ~ 11 CXlllrn • 9 ~ Loclt8d ii h Hlpl ~ . ~ 1pm M mllP' etd cwds ec:cecud ltxilK.ed Al. 251 ~
200 E f7th 9net (714) 54&4403 Newpcn Bledi l'11 4l 723Q)21
I GELATO PARADISO j
f.(ro • .., ~ D.Ct1lnl bib' ""' il Ca'ul • dll Mr. -~ & """'*
RISTORANTI MAMMA GINA N IW PO RT R 18 COMPANY 11 1 blltd\j l8IZrlg on tt. llW1 "I.Ml INliC' !*fa1 w.1g ridOt " °"
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A 10 Thursday, January 21 , 1999
MARlA BIRD
T he tcakhou. ... e sw('epstakes
hcdtcd up clnother 500
dcgrecll when Fleming's
Prune Steakhou e and Wine Bar
charred 1ti; hr t Porterhouse on
the grill last month m Fashion
lsland,
In essence, ownei Paul Flem-
ing threw down the gauntlt:1t to
the rnighty-
DINING REVIEW Morton's _of
Chicago m
South Coast
Plaza Village and Ruth's Chris
Steak House in lrvme.
Fleming, a 46°year old who
used to own a handftil of Ruth's
Chns franduses, is pricing his -
pnme 16-oz New York strip-at a
rompetibve $24 Al Morton's, a
16-oz. pnme Angus New York
••
Strip will set }IOU Mel< $30.95. At
Ruth's Chris, J .1~-oz. prime N w
York strip co:.ts $21.95. ·
On the downside, everything
is a la carte at these plac:es, and
Aeming's appeti.rers &" pnccd
right up there .....: most of them at
$9 or $10. Fortunately. tho portions
are so' generous that one order
will satisfy at least two diners
Flerrung's decor is handsome-
ly understated with wood sur-
faces and soft. custom lighting,
carpeting, an open kitchen. .
leather .booths and best of all, not
too noisy. Although it was hill,
the tables were spaced far ·
enough apart for conversation.
For starters, sauteed scallops
($8.95) are laced with lemon and
pepper in garlic. wme and butter.
Th~ cnsp oruon rings {$4 .95)
clip~utterinilk and bread
Holy smokes!
1/3 of our Bar Is certified
outdoors!
_ ..... """' ..... 3 outdoor·Pool Tables
1830 Newport Blvd.
Newport at Harbor Costa Mesa
548-8428
THE GREY GOOSE
CLOSING
Thursday,
January28
All Merchandise
and Fixtures
Reduced during
the Last Week.
Come Early!
THE GREY GOOSE, INC.
Westcliff Plaza • 1032 IrVlne Avenue at 17'" Street
Newport. Beach 92660 • (949) 642-7803
10 to 6, Sunday 12 to 5 ·
f re1/.., lr,,..~f i,c fj.re ~/el f /4VOYJ of~ f OfAf/,.,Wtf
Tri• Del Flutu ·
( "'pf) • 11 tomlw (JleJ wht. ( hkl<tn ~n.f Steik wuh '/.of'( I tre i{..wml C. hlotk d11'1"ng
_. wi ll>m crvm
Platl 111 ~. Cau ltu
Rratwd port.. """"'PJX'CI tfl l ... nana le-I, cook"'l •nJ ... rvcJ,. th fmll rteo de pllq, ~mo>lc c:tlA11tru, and ~r,'cJ wf1h bn•ll end rt« ' ·
Mantlu f t•• 81rrlt• .
h h M•lu Mah1, roiy .h1po1lt """'· "ii1111hW<'!>t 1l•w, Q1ttsil f rnn>, lw..-..11"'
fire Ru1t1~ V111ta~I• Said
C ,,.n, I '"'. f,,.,,, yellow M.tlUih, ttd -nd 11fttn bcll 1>c<rl'f'"• rcJ oninn1 and l{ln•••oa on htJ nl
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datebook .
. ···-Net.,art c.nter ~
Ye. ,. to Hard
Rock Cafe at Fash·
Ion Wind
• Wlmt:5to10 p.m.Sunday
through Thursday; 5
to 11 p.m. Friday
and Satutdaiy
+HOW MUCH:
E~
OON lEA(H I 01'1.V f!lt.OT
" Muager s.fkla Spanhoff .._.in
front of Fl-1ng's PrlJne SINklloule
+ PHONE: (949) • and Wlne Bar, a new reitaarant at
Fashion Island. 720-963~ .
••.....• ....
20%·70% off
lnclucle1 Tu•I,
Sa•sonlte ....... , .. , ..
STAGECOACH
LOCCACE & GIFl'S
2043 Wntcliff Or
Newport Beach
comer of 1.,. & lrliM Aw.
949/515-9005
The best and ITlO'>l authentic Jtalian ice-cream
(gclato) in California.
Come in and try U\, you won't be di\:t(lpOintcd.
Corona fJel Mar f laza
952 Avocado Avenue • Newport Beach
CA 92660-tel: {949) 640-92.'i6
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I h<tlf price on :
pr~nl4hon I'll th ' aJ •1 <lllCf hm1l<0J lu °'"'
l U hlfl•Ct,ltr \hit I
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Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa OOity Pils>t
crumbs an• hard to resi t. Last
week, three of us hared one
shrunp cocktail (S8.95). It had
four -;hnmp and wa the uc l I've
had in d long time.It was huge,
meaty. full of pri tine flavo1 with
a brisk red cocktail sauc loaded
with horseradish. I wante<t to cal
~the sauce With a spoon.
Service is expert, con cientiou.,
and pleasant. They didn't wince
when we ordered that shrimp
cocktail and a single spinc'tch sul-
ad, and two of us asked tor one
16-oz. steak to snare. They '
orought an extra heated plate
with dots of melted butter and
chopped parsley, ready for the.
charred, sizzling steak to be rut in
half. We asked for steak sauce
• and were presented with ketctmp, warm Hollanddise and Bema1se
sauce -this Fleming's Pri.rne .
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January 29 •
February 28
I ow·pm.cd prev1C\'t'S
begin Januarv 26
' lwo lo\il!l'S reunite, long after
thc11 intense, 11lil.1t utra1r has
ended .• md 11nmed1r1tclv
wonder, "Where clo we go II om·
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Sky/1yht .. 1bsolutcly -c;plcndttl ."
You'll nurcc, even as 1t astounds
>(111 with its cornµlcx1llc:; ~net
\he" \\ ,,,i; nt our hcnrl
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Newport Beach/Costa Mes~ Daily Pilot ·datebOok
required greens for the day.
Creamed pinach ($4.95) is
l:>ast left to spmach fan tics, and
•f1eming's1'otatoes• ($4.951
Caked With leeks, jalapcnos,
cream and cheddar cheese are
rkh enough to please dny
t nager.
Speaking of kids, that's e.-~cl·
ly what you will f<.•Pl hkP when
you attempt to scale tfle moun-
tain of tiny herbcd h0<:string
potatoes ($3.95). :\ff:.;ualizc a
small child eating peas. It's one
al a time, between the fingers, to
capture these delcotable. crispy
strands. Next time, we're opting
for the Texas·slZed steak fries
($.'l95). .
On two separate occasions,· ·
friends remarked on the dense
and disappointing breads, hut
the traditional steak.house kind ·
of de5serts arei me -excellent
cheesecake,· chocolate mousse
and berry c:obbler.
We met one of the manageri,
27-year-old Saskia Spanhoff,
who travels to all of Ca.lifomia's
·wineries as purchasing agent for
the marvelous wine bar, where
100 wines are listed to drink by
: the glass She is planning to
serve "flights" soon, starting
With merlots from Napa, Sonoma
and the Central Valley
Spanhoff is ~art of a platoon
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of youthful, pnme talent that .
owner/partners Flerrung and Bill
Allen have Qclthc.rcd together,
• mduding Executive Chef Tom
Hutchinson and Se.ruor Operator
Richard Scott.
Ask for the reserve wine lbt 1f
•you want omcthing very pc-
oaJ. The wines are stored behind
tempered glass doon>, where
guests can see the treasured c;oJ •
lection, and all wines are poured
into special custom-made glass-
es.
The regular wine list foatu1es ·
100 wines by the glass, pnced
from $6.75 for a '96 Robert Mon-
aavi Fume Blanc to a seldom·
~een Patz and Hall '97 Chardon·
nay at $15, With lots of smaller ·
vintners represented. Most bot-'
Ues are in the $30 range, and
corkage is $15. .
CHILD'S
Although Fleming's has been
open less than a month, reserva-
tions are a must, with prime din-
ner hours booked well in
advance on weekends. Fleming
says the restaurant will be open.
DOU lfAOi I OAJLY mor
The opening scene of •9• at Newport Harbor High Schoo~
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mistress as he bean voices. from his pasl
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Thur&day, .!lonuory 2 ~. 1999 A J 1
PLAY
Pl.AV: Maury Y, onls •9•
SCHOOL: Newport Harbor High School
STORY UNE: A famous film director, Guldo Contini, looks l»ck
on his life, career and lov J.n a musical miic bf memories and
dreams
DRAMA TEACHER_; Gail Brower
DIRECTOR: John M sey, Jr.
FEATURED Pl.AYERS: Brian Mullis, Mike McLeaJl, lennifer Gil-
ti, Jennifer Flaherty, Meredith Chinn, Grace McLean, Sylvia
Keays, Gretchen ]$oppe, ~rah Mucho, Clutlin Adllm.S, Kiildal
Graham ahd Tara Ryban;ld.. . 1 • •
CAST: Knstlna Bartlett, Manssa Boragno, Fehcity Claire, Lind-
sey Errico, Mary Kessler, Alissandra MaJzler, Danielle Pizzorili,
Tanner Prairie, Timmy Prairie, Stefanie S11Vennan, Midlacl Sil·
ve.rstein, Jessica Steaff ens, Brooke Sprowl and Omstine
Townsend. ...
WHEN: 7:30 p.m. today, Friday and Saturday Box office opens
• 45 minutes before eath P,erformanoe.
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WHERE: N.ewpori Harooi High School's Nonnan.R. Lootes Per-
fonnlng Arts O:!ntet, comer of 11.Slh Street and Irvine Avenue, .
Newport Beach · .
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• commun1 forum A" 12 Thur~oy, January 21, J 999
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EDITORIAL
Genis will help library cause
T hP eftorl lo build u true
. municipttl· library in
Cost<1 Mesa has bt•en,
ul best, a short story.
for yt.>ar!>, city commis-
sioners dPhatC'd the ,issue
wilhm,ll gn•<1t forwurd
progn•ss. Was it better to
br<'dk lrP<> lrom the county
and its cmenuc.Ul>ra1y sys-
tem? W<Ls it l>etter to tough it
uut anil hope thdt the county
'"'mild eventually cirde> hack
and nl<lke Costa Mesa's two
branches more rohu. l? The •
<lebt1te went back and forth,
up and down, 'c1round and
armm<l.
MARC MAAl1N I DAllY PU.Cl
All the while, residents
wt•re for-cPd to put up with a
lihldry thdt wc1s open some
ddys dnd not others, ldcking
m d lull collection, minus
1'ven bdsJ( periodicals. For a
city tht1! bodstt>d South Coast
Plt11:u, the Performing Arts Patrons study at the Costa Mesa Library.
Ct>nlN dncl handfuls of othc>r
pnclef ul things, the town's
twm branch libranc<; we1P
lc1ckinq in luster.
build and maintain a city
library. It was a-statement ol
strd19ht-dhead pe rson who is
unafraid to spedk her mind,
to pick a course, to put in the
hdtd work. l In knowledge
ol city government and local
businPss are adc.lPd bonuse..,.
land or the books -could
cost as much as $20 million.
But with Genis and other
members of the founddlion,
there's reason to be hopeful.
And in a town as ambitious
and ucccsst ul as Costa
independence .
But that seemingly
dhtn~wd last year when the
onnn11ss1on formed the Cos-
ld MPsa Library Founcldhon.
nw group's goal was smgu-Lldl, clm•ct: Ruise morn•y to
·The start-up group tur·
thered .1ts chances for succ·ess
last week when it e lected
Sandy Genis as its president.
I Genis, a fom1er mayor and
a planner by JJde, 1s a
The f oundCttion has ambi1
ti<>\!S plans. A stale-of-_the-art
lihuu y --: not counting the l Mesa._ l~en~'s reoson to b •
oplinustic:. ·
C 0 M M U N I T Y C o· M M E N T A R Y
Build .it,·and ·they will walk
• Bridge over Bear Street overdue,
but architects must remember it
should ~ rrlore than an overpass. '
W hat do l tNnk of the proposed
bndge connecting South Codst
Pld7.a and Cry taJ Court? I love it.
Jn f<ict, at a ne19hborhood meeting more·
than d decddC! ago -the p~rpose of which
tS J!OW forgotten t told the p ople there
dbOul my 1dc>., of how to re::.cue that fine,· .
but dedd, elephant lying in S1bena across
BPar Street. I told U1cm how I had;.een an .
undoscc:1 bridge in downtown Denver that
connt'cted d f<m1ous hotel there With a pub·
lie buddmg,across the street at about a
t mt-story level. It was prunarily pedestrian.
Bemg a r staurant de igner -one of ·
1h~m a Japane e restaurant in South Coast
A bridge con-·
necUng South
Coast Plaza
to Crystal
Court is a hit
with some
readers.
KIM HAGGERTY· zvuu~ I DAllY PILOT
Village -I enviS1one<l Ute Costa Mesa ver-
sion soaring over the P• rkmg area nnct Bear
Street, wide enough to accorrunodntc side·
walk Cdfe-typec; of thmgs. colf ee bars.
kiosks for Hower , gifts, world nev. )>a~.
etc., the Wlde aisle meandcnng in sur.h a
way that the unathleUc hahitu11l hopper of
the plaza would be lured tep by st ~p to the
other end, without thinking about the da -
tance. Dmmage and uhhllt$ would bC rout-
ed in the colwnns supporting thP bridge.
The rei;ponse was sur pnsinqly £•nUrnsia he ••
and several people aid tho J should tPll U1e
Segerstroms.
Being part idealist 1tnd port skeptic, I
haltingly said that I would. When l finally
did call, some months lftler, my skepticltl
s1de was th<! wmnm. The person I SfX>ke tv
on the phone h hmc>d patiently. Hts bor •·
dom Wi't ri!lpahle, ttnd m ye1 y politr ldl\
guage, he essentially said, •n.anks but no
thanks."
No matter. I'm glad they're dolhy at. lt's a
!>hame, though, that they wall d so Jong.
However, I must ofter a few·words of cau-
uon. I get the chilb wh~n ver I h ve to deal
with an drch1tect who is more mtue ted m
the magnificence of lheu \'1S1on than wtth
the way it's suppo+ d to work.
The Pilot credited Kathryn Gust<t( on, the
de:,1gner, Wlth U1Cse wo1ds: "lt becomes a
bird that flies over." ancl the ptaia area will
feature "cascading" and "bubbling" watN,
reminiscent of hot springs. 1Wo Segerstrom
representatives offered th(!SC commenlb:
"People will dnvt' a hundrC'Cl miles to see
tht'i bridgP-. • Also "drchitcctural wonder"
and "sculptural statement." All very nice,
but then, Gustafson y1ves me those ch1ll .
She says she wanted to make it an en1oy·
able expenence "for tt person usmg the
bndge."
To her and the two r pn .. -sentative.<;, it's a
bndge. Of course ll 1s. but to me...-a p(~ple
person -it hould be re<Jdrtlcd a a place,
a people place, not 1ust something to adnnre
as you go from here to there. A destination,
the rea.c;on you came, maybe the onJy reason.
So st.ay and spend money while you're ett 1t.
~other remark was that 1t woulcl
.encouruge walking. Ncv~r mind, mi ke Utat
edifice a beauW\ll, all-weather pepple
bridge, one with Vlcws and fre h an, but
closeable to shut out the told, rain ond
wind. I can pie ture nothing mu<;h more
romantic than a couple sifting next to the
full-length window, sipping a cabeml"t and
watching the cars bt!low making their way
through the ram and passmu directly under.
What a place for mt>..mory building.
ARTSTANCOW
Costo Mesa
lllDllS lllPOID
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Newport Beoch/Costo ~sa Daily Pild
EL TORO DEIAll . "'
Of Tom Wilson
and democracy
Readers stick to party lines
on supervisor's proposal
that voters should decide
the fate of El Tqro.
W e all know how difficult
· it · is to· reach a two-
thirds majority vote on
anything. ·
Therefore, Tom Wil. on's pro-
posal to allow the rrunonty to
control something like the vote
on El Toro is ridicUlous. Hey
Tom, why not tum the vote .
around and requue those
opposed to E1 Toro or any other
ma1or pro1ect to ceme up with a
2/3 vote to stop progress? ·
JIM THOMPSON
Corona del Mar
Our system of government is
already established. If the losi119
stde tried to change the rules to
dlter the outcome of the vote to
their benefit, the system would
become utter chaos c:10d would
soon cease to exist. The ollzens
need to have faith m their system
of government that thi!> c;ort of
thing can't happen. This t!>n't
some third-world quasi-democra·
cy, where elecuon results are
• either ignored or manipulated if
they don't parallel the opinion of
the so-cc:t.lled elected officials.
When the ref does the coin
toss at a football game, the losing
side doesn't yell, ·wail a minute
-best out of three" or "Let's do
1t agam, but use my tnck coin.•
Sometimes you win and some-
times you lose. Tom Wilson and
hlS group need to have enough
charncter and be grown-up
enough to dccept defedt like
matUie ddults and true Ameri-
cans.
The system that we have set .
up in Uus country and this coun-
ty only works because ~
haven't allow~d thei.e sort of
dttempts at marupuldllon to
occur.
I'm personally appalled thdt ·
somebody like Tom Wil!>on; m
his position of respbn~bility,
wquld stoop to publicly propos·
ing something that is bldtantly
contrary to all we hold dear in
America.
The people of Orange County
have already deeded this issue,
and they have endorsed the El
Toro Airport. The Board of
Supervisors thu.s far has done tts
job and is doing the will of the
people. That shouJd be the end
of it Tom Wilson should do
everytbmg be can do m his posi-
tion ~ see that the will of the
' peeple is served. That's what a
moral and responsible person in
his position is expected to do. U
he can't force himself to do that,
then he should step down and let
somebody wbo behevcs in the
Amencan s}'btem take over for
him. .
BRENT BURNHAM
Balboa Island
I agree with Wilson's proposal
to introduce a countywide vote
requiring a two-thirds majonty
on major is!>ues that will impact
the residents. I would like to see
the El Toro AirpOrt proposal on
the ballot under these terms, to
detennine whether or not the
majoiity of citizens really want
the airpOrt that the county super-
visors are l:lying to push down
our throats. .
LYNNE ROWLANDS
Ahso Viejo
l think that Supervisor Wil-
~on's plan to Jet voters decide
ma1or county projects is fantastic.
Fina Uy, a breath of reason and
reality I
Orange County politics have
been driven by special inte.rests
and issue~ori·
ented superyi·
sors for far too
long. The very
fact that the ·
pro-airport
camp is con-
demning Wil-
son's plan is
clearly indica ....
live of the pre-
Tom Wilson vailing board • ·
attitude of ·'
ignoring the otizens of Orange •
County. Whether or not you are
in favor of an airport at El Toro, .
the planning and review process
has been a sickening spectacte,
Crom the arrogance and ques-
tionable facts of the pro-airport
camp to the total refusal to com-
promise from the anti-airport
camp I'm absolutely convinced;
that the only way to equitably :
resolve this and other' con-•
tentious issues is to let a •super •
majority" of voters decide. .
ROBERT DICKSON
Costa Me~
..
Pohbcians often propose cun· •
ous ideas and programs, but the :
proposal by Tom Wilson to have •
•harmful projects" approved by :
two-thirds of our voters is one of '
the most stupid I have heard. WlJo defines "harmful pro-
1ects, • and on what basis?
The Board of Supervisors is
elected to make tough decisions
for O\lf atiZens. Wilson apparent..
ly does not want lh!lt responsibiJ;
1ty and should resign. His imma-
ture ideas are an· embarrassment
to our clistnct
Also, the vote by Wllson and
Supervisor Todd Spitzer against
a flight demonstration shows
only that they are concerned t»at
it will sho9! no problem When
the prevailing wmds reverse and
planes to John Wayne approach
from the coast, they Oy over my
house in Bayshores at a rather · •
low level -a bomb would be a
direct hit -· and the noise is no
problem. even standing outside.
IRVIN C. CHAPMAN
Newport Beach
Yesl I think Supervisor Tom ,
Wilson's suggestion that referen-
dunis should require"'passage by
two-thirds vote and go on the
ballot at the end of a project's
planning process is a good idea.
CRAIG STEIGLER
Aliso Viejo
The notion that every signifi·
cant project needs to be voted ol)
by the public is fooli.Sb. Aside
from the expense and the
prospect that spccial·interest
groups would have an opportunip
ty to manipulate voters ... our
elected ofhoals owe us their best
Judgment and industry on all
tSsues. In a representative gov-
ernment, the people are respon-
sible for electing or not re-elect-
ing those officials who share
theu ideas, goals and beliefs.
This is and should continue to be
the basis for au government. Mr.
Wilson. do the job y.ou were
elected to do or for the benefit of .
all of us, or stand aside and let
someone else take over your
elected position.
....
JONWAMPLEl
Newport Beach
~
CouhcilWOman owan says city needs to think gr
THE ISSUE: Libby Cowan wants,
city to improve its OUtward
apPearance by imprOvlng tts
landscaping. ·
was 1ust caliti>9 to gtve my support to
Ubb}' Cowan end a. plliD. Oalea
Meta doet need 10 .... a blggS
lftfort to l>M~ aneseo-...mcngNID
pace and to get the community esctted
about livtng ln a clean town. And In a
f town
Cowan is seelting to put a more attrac-
tive 68(-e on COila Mesa. l agree whOle·
hearledl)'· DOROTHY HAGIN
CoMMm
have some beautifw
trees and plaiitl in
their area And we
tbiak tbja la • WOO'
dedulidea.
We look forward
to WOlkb'Q wttll the ~end we bope tbet
~ylndledty
wtl .. ln hellMDo to
.. outQty•IDGl9
~-uU· tal plMlc? We 1mDw we can do it. ADd
we laof>e eve~ will get. behind um ....
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~wport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Tiwt.d9y, Jcinuory 21, 1 m A 13
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; THE VOWNlH.R DIRE~ORY runs penodiail-
ly-tn the Daily Pilot. If You'd like infonnation on
getting your OJganiution lirted, call 574--4228
MASTER~ CLE OF ORANGE COUNTY
The perfo ng arts orgaruzation needs
volunt~r tor computer input, ticketing
filing and handling phones. For mfonna~
tion, call 556-6262. ·
MENTOR PROGRAM .
YMCA Community Semces needs men-
tors. A. commibnent of six . hours. per
month mclu~es mentor training, regular
group activities and Ume to build a one-
on-one friendship 'For more information,.
call (?14) 838-1385 ext 41 .
OPERA PAQFIC
The Opera Paofic Guihf Alliance, a sup-
port group for Opera Pacific, has a wide
· V 0 l U N I E E R D I R E C T O.R Y '
range of activitiel) for volunteers. For
information, call 474-4488.
OPERATION CLEAN SLATE
The• Costa Mesa-based organization
needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and
assist with other duties. For more infor-
mation. call Michael Howard at 435-0745. . ~
ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER
Volunteers needed for programs at the
Costa Me5a shelter which houses, feeds
and case manages families. For more
information, call Lori Glover at 631-7213.
ORANGE COUNTY . .
office and as~ with mailing parties. The
orchestra also needs volunteer . who
would like to partiopate on 1ta admim .
trative board. For more information, call
Gil Abrams at 644-7019.
ORANGE 'couNTY CHILD ABUSE
PREVENTION CENTER
The center is seeking indLviduals who
want to participate in its Welcome Bal)y'
program. Volunteers will be ttdined to
help new parents learn how to cdre !or
new infants. Participants will go into the
family's home two to tow hours a week
for Uuee to six months. For more infor-
mation, call 722-i107.
CHAMBER ORCHESTRA ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY •
The orchestra needs volunteers to help DEVELOPMENT COUNOL •
sell tickets, staff social a.tfairs, work the I Volunteers are ne~ed for a vanety of
functions. For more information, call 839·
6199. .
ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
Voluntef'r to give gwded LourS of U1c
Centennial ·Farm at the Orange County
Fairgrounds in C~1a Mesct. Tours for
school groups are given from 9 .to 11 a.m .,
Monddy through Friday. For more mtor-
mntion~ call 708-1618. •
ORANGE COUNTY HARVEST
.
ject Together.' Volunteers will establi h a
relationship wtth children living in homes
of stress and abuse. Volunteers will erve
as a table role model in the cltild's life.
.For 'more informanon, call 631-7540.
ORANGE COUNTY
HOMELESS TASK FORCE .
Volunteers needed for the hlterla1th
Council Network to work with homeless
adults m a program on basic lile sk.ills.
For more infonnar1on, call 263-1774.
l lelp gledn salvdgeable produce from a
to 10a m on Wednesdays and frQm 1 to 3 ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART
p.m. on weekends. For more-information, Volunt~ needed to gwde adults and ·
.cwl Dianne Kawamura at 708-1597. •. ~hool groups through the galleries al}d
. teach abo1,1t the mU9eum's collections and
ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH exhibitions. A training program is avail-·
CARE AGENCY able. For more information, call 759-1122,.
lndividudls needed to participate m 'Pro-.ext. 204. · .. .
lllf SPIRll. SOUl AfJD S!RUJGlH or lHf OUIOOORS Al
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• Individualized atademic imrruction
• Extensive extracurricular activirics (An, Music, -,,.N't--..Jiim:i~~
Computers, Gymna.sci~. Drama, Dance, etc.
• Small class siz.c
Camelback • Solamon Shoes
Eagle Creek • Trager
Smith Sunglasses • Swiss Army
Ski & Snowboard Hats & Gloves
Dale of Norway Sweaters
· Turtle Fur • lilley Hats
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G~rlis Will help library cause
· T he c ff 01t to build a true
· municipal lib1ary in
Costa Mesa has been,
at bm;t, a sh9rt story
· For yc,ars, city commis-
<>ionc1s ctebatcd the issue
\.vtthout greiil to'rwatd
_progress. Was H better to
break tree !rom the co\U1ty
,and its an~mic library sys-.
tern? Wus it better to tough it
out dnd hope that the county
would eventually circle back
and mdke Costa Mesa's two
bra nc hes more robust? The
de bate w e nt back and forth,
up and down, around and
arow1d.
MARC MAAl\N I OAllY Pll01 .
.All the. while, residents
w e re fo1 ct>d '\o put up wtth a
library that wa'I open some
days and not others, lacking
in a full collection, minus
even bt1.sic p e riodicals. For a
city thc1t bo.asted South Coast
Plctzd, the Pe rfornung Arts
Ctmter and handfuls of other
pndetuJ things, the town's
tw in bra n< h libraries were
lacking in luster.
Patrons study at the Costa Mesa library.
bwld and maintain c1s1ty
hbrary. It was a statement of
independence.
slrttJght-tthead pe1son who is
undf rnid to ~p<•etk her mind,
to pick a course, to put in the
Olitd work. 1 l«>r knowledge
of city 9ovPrmnent and local
business dre addPd bonuses.
land or lhc books -could
cost as much as $20 million.
But with Genis and other
members of the foundation,
there's reac::on to b~· hopeful.
And in a town as ambitious
.and SUCCCS!,fUI ilS Costa
Mesa, there's reason to be
optimistic.:.
The start-up group fur -
thered its chances for suctcss
ldst week when it elected •
But thdt seemmgly ·
changed last year when the
commission formed the Cos-
ld M(>..,d Library Foundation
Tiw yroup's goal was smgu-
lcH, dir<>cl: Raise mon(>y to
• Sandy Genis as its president.
I Genis, a former mayor and
a planner by trdde, 1s cl .
The foundation has ambi-
ti<>US pl11ns. A stdle-of-the-art
hl>T~ry -not counting the
• COMMUNITY COMMEltTARY
Build it, and they Will walk
• Bridge over Beill' Street overdue,
but architects must remember it
should be more than an overpass.
W }]at do I think of the proposed
bndge connecting South Coast
Plaza and Crystal Court? I love it.
In fact, at a neighborhood m~eting more
than d decade ago -the purpose of which
IS no·N forgotten -f told the people there
about my idea of how to rescue that fine,
. but dead, ch~phant lying m Sibcna across
Scar Stre1.'t. I told them how 1 had seen an
enclosed b1idge m downtown Denver that
rnnnectcd a famous hotel there with a pub-
lic building across the street at about d
thud-story level. It was pnmarily pedestrian.
Being a restaurant designer -one of
th m u Japane~c re..taurant in South Coagt
A bridge con -
necUng South
Coast PJa7.a
to Crystal
Court is a hit
with some
readers.
KIM HAGGERTY·
ZVWS I OM.Y Pll.OT
Villag~ -env1 ionoo the Costa Me.'>a ver-
sion soanng over the }l• rk1ng area and Bear
Street, wide enough to acc:ommooatc side-
walk cale-types ot thing , co1fec b rs,
kiosks for flow ~rs, y1fts, world new papers,
etc., the Wlde aisle ineandenng m sur:h a
way that the unathlettc habitual shoppers of
the plaza would 'be lured step by st p to the
othe:r end, w1U1out thinking about the! di •
tance. Drainage and uhhtu-;:s would be rout-
ed in the columns supporting the hlidgc
The response was surprisinuly enth1lc;iost1c, ·
and several p~ople snicl that r shoulrl tell U1e
Scgcrstroms.
Bcmg part idettlist ttncl rwrt skeptic·, 1
haltingly said that I would. When 1 finally
did call, ;>ome months later, my kc·ptical .
side was the winner. The p 1son I swk' to
on the phone hstened patiently. l hs bore-
dom wa palpable, and m very 1>0hte Ian·
guage, he essentidlly o;;a1d, "Thanks but no
thanks."
No mattN. I'm glad thcy'.re domg tt. It's a
shame, though, that they wait ~d so long.
J low"ever, I must offer a few words of cau·
non. I get the chills whenever I have to deal
with dn architect who ii.; more interested in
the magnlficem;e of thelf vision than with
the way it's supposed to work.
The Pilot credited Kathryn Gustafson, the
de:s1gner, with these word:,: •rt becomes a
bird that fliP.s over," and thP plaza area Will
lcatuw "cdsc:ad.ing" and •uubblmg· water,
reminiscent ol hot springs. Two Scgcrstrom
representativa..Qijcred these commenl<>:
•People will uriw d hunclrl'd nulcs to ~ee
this bridge." Also "cncltitectural wonder•
and "sculptural :statement." All very nice,
but then, Gustafson give~ me tho c chills.
She says she wanted to make 1t an en10~
ahle experience "for a person u mg the
bndge. •
To her ana the lwo rt>pmsentdtiv~. it's a
bndge. Of course it is, but to me -a p<,"'<>ple
person -1t should be re<Jdrded a a place.
a people pldce. not JU t somethmg to admire .
ni;..you go from hnr~ to there. A destination,
the reason you came, maybe the only reason.
So :<>f<ty &nd spend money whil ·you're at lt.
Anothe1 remark was that 1l would
encourage Wdlkmy. Never mind, make that
edifice a heautilul, all-weather people
bridge, one Wlth views cuid freoh air, but
closeaele to shut out the cold, ram a nd .
wmd I Cd ll picture nothing much more
romantic than a couple sitting next to the
full-length window, sip ping u cabemc t a nd
watchiilg the cars below making their way
through the rain and plls$tng directly under.
What u pl ate for memory building.
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ART STANLOW
Costa Mesa
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doity Pilcit
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·IL TORO Dlllll
Of Tom~Wtlson
arid democracy
son's plan to let voters decide
maJor county projects is fan tastic.
Finally, a breath of reason and
reality!
Readers stick to party lines
on supervisor's proposal
that voters should decfde
the fate of El Toro. Orange County politics have
. been driven by special interests
W e all know. how difficult
it is to reach a two-
thirds majority vote on
• anything. •
Ther~fore, Tom Wilson's pro·
posal to allow the minonty to
control something like the vote
on El Toro is ridiculous. Hey
Tom, wby not tum the vote
around and require those
opposed to EI Toro or any other
maJo~ project to come up with a
213 vote to stop progress?
· JIM THOMPSON
Corona del Mar
Our system of government is
already established. If the losing
\ide tried to change the rules to
alter the outcome of the vote to
therr benefit, the sy!>lem would
become utter chaos and would
soon cease to exist. The citizens
need to have faith in their system
of government that this sort of
thing can't happen. This 1sn't
some third-world quasi-democra-
cy, wh~re election results are
• either ignored or manipulated if
they. don't parallel the opinion of
the so-called elected officials.
When the ref d~ the com
to~s at a football game, the losing
side doesn't yell,. "Wait a minute
-best out of three" or "Let's do
1t again. but use my tnck com.~
Sometimes you win and some-·
umes you Jose. Tom Wilson and
hJS group need to have enough
character and be grown-up
enough to accept deteat.like
mature adult.s and true Ameri-
cans.
The system that we have set
up in Uus country and thi!> coun-
ty only wor~ l>ecause we
haven't allowed these sort of
attempts at manipulation to
occur.
l'm personally appalled that
somebOdy like Tom Wilson, m
his position of respontjbility,
would stoop lo publicly propos-
ing something that is blatantly
contrary to all we bold dear m
Amenca.
The people of Orange County
have already decided this issue,
and they have endorsed the El
Toro Airport. The Board of
Supervisors thus far has done its
job and is doing the wtll of the
people. That should be the e nd
of it. Tom Wilson should do
everything he can do in his posi-
tion to see that the will of the
people is served. That's what a
moral and responsible person in
his position is expected to do. lf
he can't force himself to do that,
then he should step down and Jet
somebody who believes in the
Amencarny~tem take over for
him .
BRENT BURNHAM
Balboa Island
1 agyee with Wilson's proposal
to introduce a countywide vote
requiring a two-thirds ma1onty
on major issues that will unpact
the residents. I would like to sec
fhe El Toro Airport proposal on
the ballot under these temlS, to -
detcmnine whether or not the .
ma1onty of citizeru. really want
the airport that the rounty super-
visors are trying to push down
our throats.
LYNNE ROWLANDS
Aliso Vie10
I think that Supervisor Wil-
Tom Wilson
and issue.ori-
ented supervi-
sors for far too
long. The very
fact lh~t the
pro-airport
camp is con-
demning Wil-"
son's plan is
clearly indica ...
tive of the pre-
vailing board
attitude of
ignonng the citizens of Orange :
County. Whether or not you are
m favor of an airport at El Toro,
the planning and review process ·
has been a sickening spectacle, •
from the arrogance and ques-
tionable facts of the pro-auport
camp to the total refusal to com-
promise from the anti-airport
camp. I'm absolutely convinced :
that the only .way to equitably ~
resolve this and other con--•
tentious issues is to let a ·super •
mdjority" of voters decide.
ROBERT DICKSON
Costa Mesa
Politicians often propose cun-
ous ideas and programs. but the
proposal by Tom Wilson to have
"harmful pro1ects" approved by
two-thirds of our voters is one of
the most stupid I have heard. -•
Who defines •harmful prcr :
jects," and on what basis? •
The Board of 54.pervisors iS '
elected to make tough decisions
for our ntiZens. Wilson apparent~
ly does not want that responsibil-
ity clnd should resign. His imma-
~:~:~s~~~ an embarrassment
Also, the vote by Wilson and
Superv1Sor Todd Spitzer ag~t
a flight demonstration shows •
only that they are concerned that
at \vill show no problem When •
the prevdiling winds reverse and
planet> to John Wayne approach
from the coast. they fly over my
hou e in Bayshores at a rather
low level -a bomb would be a
d1Tect hit -and the noise is no
problem, even stand.mg outside .
IRVIN C. 0tAPMAM
Newport Beach
Ye~! I think Supervisor Tom :
Wilson's suggestion that referen·.
dums should require passage by ,
two-thirds vote and go on the •
ballot at the end of a project's
planning process is a good idea.
CRAIG STEIGLER
Aliso Viejo •
The notion that every signifi-
cant pro1ect needs to be voted on
by the public is fooliSh. Aside
from the expense and the
prospect that spec:i41-interest
gyoups would have an opportuni·
ty to manipulate voters ... our
elected officials owe us their best
judgment and industry on all
lSsues. ln a representative gov-
ernment, the people are respon-
ible for electing or not re -elect-
ing those officials who share
their ideas, goals and beliefs.
This is and should continue to be
the basis for hll government. Mr.
Wilson , do the job you were
elected to do or for the benefit ot
all of us, or stand a.side and let
someone else take over your
elected position.
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JONWAMP\.D
Newport Beach
Counci_lwoman Cowan· says city needs to think
.
TiiE ISSUE: Libby Cowan wants
city to improve its autward
appearance by impro_ving its
'an?scaping. -wu just calJJng to glVe 111J supPort to
Ubby Cowan aDd hs plan. Costa
Mell doel need to ....-• blgV.-
::,f(ott to beaudly and• 1tit9 more gr.-
pace and to g.t Dxt C'Ollbnanlty nctt.d
about lMng in 1 dean town. And In a
sat town
Cowan ii seeking to put 4 more attrac-
tive face on COlta MM{! I agree whole·
heartedly. '
have some beautiful
trees and plants In
their area. And we
thiiak this .. e won-
dedul idea.
We look lorward
to wotking With the
dtf and we tM1pe that
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• ~ VOWNlUA DIR!CTORY runs periodk~l
ly 1n the Daily Pilot. If you'd hke information on
getting your organ1zat1on ltst~. call 574-4228
MASTER CHORALE OF ORANGE COUNTY
The performing arts orgdruzation needs
~oluntecl1i for computer input, ticketing,
filir.g and handling phones. for informa-
tion, call 556-6262. ·
MENTOR PROGRAM
YMCA Community Service~ needs men-
tors. A_ commitment of stx. hours per
month m~l~des 11\entor training, regular
groµp activities and. lime to build a one-
on.:one friendship. For more lnfonnation,
call (714) 838-1385 ext. ! 1.
OPEAA PAOFIC
The Opera Paclfi~ Guild Alliance, a sup-
p<?rt group for Opera Pacific .. has a wide
VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY
range of activities for voluntecn>. For
iilformabon, call 474-4488. ·
OPERATION CLEAN SLATE
The Costa Mesa-based ·organization
needs volunteers to paint out graffiti und
CfSstst with other duties. Por more infor-
mation, . call Michael Howard at 435-
0745.
ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER
Volunteers needed for programs .at the
Costa Mesa shelter which houses, feeds
and case manages families. For more
information, call Lori Glover at 631-7213.
ORANGE COUNTY ·
CHAMBER ORCHESTRA "
The orcheStra ·needs.; volunteers to help seu tickets, staff social affairs, work the
office and assist with mailing ~rues. The
orchestra als0-needs volunteers who
would like to partiopatc on lts adminls.
trative boMd. For more infonnation, ·cdlJ
Gil Abrams at 644·7019.
ORANGE COUNTY CHILD ABUSE
PREVENTION CENTER '
The center is seeking ind1viduals who
want lo partiapate in iUs Welcome Baby
program. Volunteers will be trainPd to
help new parents learn how to carC' fo1
new infants. Participants wW go mto the
family's home two to four houri; a week
for three. to six months. For more infor-
mation, call :722-1107.
ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT COUNOL .
Volunteers are needed for a vanety 'of
function . For more information, call e3q
6199.
ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
Volunteer to give guided tours of the
Centenrual Fann at the Orange County
f'alfgrounds m Costa Me!)(l . Toun. for
school groups are given Gorn 9 to 11 d.m.
Monday through Friday. Por more mf or-
mt1tion, call 708-1618.
ORANGE COUNTY HARVEST
l lE>lp glean salvageable produce from 8
lo lOa.rn. on Wedrlesdays and from l lo 3
p.m. on weekends. Fck more information.
·call Dionne Kay.iamura at 708-1597. "
ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH
CARE AGENCY
lncliVlduals needed to parti.apate in 'Pro·
lH f SPIR ll , SOUl A[JD SIR HJGIH or lH~ OUlLIOORS Al
Preschool • Kindergnrten
full Time • PZlrt Time • Year Round
ltge~ 2 to 6 • 7:00am to 6:00pm .
• Education to prepan.· young hearts and minds
for the challenge of life
• Experien~ed, ceriified, Montessori Teachers
• lndividuatized academic inscrucdon
• Excensivc extracurricular a.ccivicies {An, Music, -r:rrt--JilE'-J~
Computers, Cymn:l.\ti~. Orama, Dance, ere.
• Small class siLC
SAlf lHROUGH JANUARY 31 sl ON JH[ fOllOWHJG PROOIJr.JS.
Camelback • Salamon Shoes
Eagle Creek • Trager
Smith _Sunglasses • Swiss Army
Ski & Snowboard Hats & Gloves
Dale of Norway Sweaters
Turtle Fur • Tilley Hats
·!ct Together.' Volunteers will estal?lish a
relationship with children living in homes ~
nl str s and dbuse. Volunteer.> will serve
as a table role model m the childls lit .
For more information, caJ.1631-7540.
ORANGE COUNTY
HOMELESS TASK FORa •
Volunteers needed for the Interfaith
Council Network to work with homeless
adults m a program on basic lile skill:..
For more information, call 263-1774.
ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART
Volunteers needed to guide adults and
school gro'!P.5 through the gallenes and
tea<'h aoout the mweum's collectlon.s and exhibiti~ns. A !-JaUung program is avail-
able. For more information, call 759-1122,
ext 204.
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NOFX I EA~TBLUFF
CONTINUED FROM A 1 I CONTINUED FROM A 1
C . I
membefli havo boen arrested for I through traffic on 81-'>0n Avenue
various often es. The older broth-acro~s Jamboree Road and ban
er or one the boys was arrested f left turns from northbound JcUn·
and convicted last year for deto-! boree onto Bison for tt titX·month
naung a handmade bomb at ! ~nod.
l!stancia High School. No one i EasU:Huff rei.1dcnts say the.
was injured. 1 changes are nece sary to pre-
' A Newport Harbor student i serve safety in their nmghbor-
ut who asked to be identibed only I hood, and argue that Bison never
as "Romoo" said he is a close was meant to be a ma)or thor-
..;i< friend of the two boys. His face oughfai'e.
became sullen when he heard "I suspect there are still strong
wi that his friends had received a.! feelings on both sides, llnd I know
pr ~stiff Sentence. . j there are on O\.lf side,• said Bai:rY
br "They're not reci.lly bad peo· ! Eaton, pr~sident o~ the Ea .. stbluff
ur pie," he said "Both of them kind l Conunuruty Assoaation. Obv1-
of had a pretty messed-up life. ! ously, i~ w~uld be nice to get this
te :ine only thmg that kept the~ j over witp. . •
o sane was their friends, and they ! ~ut . residents of The Bluffs
w1 did this for their fiiend. • l maintain EastbluH should not be
ari A former member of the group j allowed to have pnvate streets
br NOFX, Romeo said the boys' ! when they are being paid for by
frtends still respect them. i oty ~payers. They also claun
dt: "I'm going to be crying a tot i the _changes are causu~g more
ur. torught, • he sai~ . j ~affi~ trazards at other mtersec-
an ·.Although they didn't know j tio1!5 in the area.
them personally, several other j _ We h_ave not changed our
Newport Harbor students said j mmds ~ ~ fact we feel stronger
W< they knew about the two boys. 1 than_ ever, said Cork Levinson,
lib , "I trunk it's 8 long time,• said · j president of !he Bl~fs 1Home·
da : Jeruler Roades, 16. ·aut they did l own~rs Ass~ati.oo. We re dis-
kind of deserve/It.• ! appointed this thing has dragged in --..., l on for so long. fl was supposed to
cv -Reporter Husein Mashni l be for six months, and the East-
cit ' contributed to this story l bluff people have almost won by
: default." Pie
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HEALTH
FYI
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A special City Council
meeting to decide
whether traffk changes
at Bison Aven~ and Jam·
boree Road should be
made permanent is set
for 6 p.m. Feb. 16 at City "
Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd.
.
The city has been flooded with
calls and letters from both sides.
List fall, about 500 people
packed the auditorium of Corona
del Mar High School to voice
their views and concerns to a sub-
committee of the council, made
up of fottner-Mayor Tom Edwards
and Councilmen John Noyes and
Tom Thomson.
That subcomnuttee was sup-
posed to moke a recommendation
to the full City Council, but never
did. Edwards left office m
November.
City 1Taffic Engineer Rich
Edmonston said the staff report
for the special meeting is not
complete, but will be released
well in advance of Feb. 16.
name counts taken by the oty
showed that the number of cars
flowing through the Eastbluff
community was significantly
reduced after the changes w,ere
made.
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keep our part of the agreement,•
he s~ud.
The oversight wl<> discovered
by resident Barbara Gray when
' she was tn ·tulling new fencing in
hc>r bac.k yard. · ·
Although the wall is 6 teet tall
on her 1de of the fcnc", it l5 only
4 feet, 9 inchc:. on the other side,
where th~ ground comes up higb-
N, Gray said.
Gray said she always won-
dNcd how children playing in the
park could climb up onto the wall
and look into her back yard.
•we, always tnoughf the Mesa
•Aerobics
•Personal Trainers
·B~ketball
•Aquatics Center
Water fence wa ~feet tall," Gray
Sdld. ·we never realized at was
short.•
The construction of the 18 uul-
lion-gallon reseivou sparked con-
troversy among ne1ghbors who
complained of n01 e, vibrations
and dust. Some re:.idenls pursu d
litigation.
In the end, Mc a coughed up
about $594,000 for on-site m.iUga-
tion . measures, including wmd-
momtoring devi<;es and mufflers.
The district also paid about
$260,000 for house cledning, au
conditioning, insulation and dou-
ble-paned windows.
. Gray said she appreciates the
efforts Mesa has made to allevH1te
her concerns. Bellow .resident
John Rule i,a1d the site has turned
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Mesa General Manager Kar
Kemp said U1e district has ~
filed as weU. •There are certain
Jes on we learned by going
through that big project,• he saic:C
Mesci as embarking on a pro-
ject to build a colored-water treat•
ment facility at We!l No. 6 on
G1sll:~r Avenue, and is working
with neighbors there through a
s1mes of outr£ach meetings.
Working oh the Reservoir 2
proiect guve Mesa insight into the
importance of commurucation,
establishing a clear picture of the
project and understanding the
impacts on neighoorhoods, Kemp
said.··
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HIGH SCHOOL IOYS BASKETBALL
TE Of THE DAY
·uJniv-..my) ccrne ready to play cmd we we just~ -•
Rich Boyce, Estancia High hoops coach
Newport Beach/Costa Meso Daily Piiot BJ
Tars coin~ tip short, 52-4 7
•Defensive lapses pave
way for Santa Margarita
· to· take upper hand in Sea
View League title Chase:
BARR\ FAUUCNER
'· ~Pb
f RANCHO SANTA MAR-
' OARITA -When Newport Har-
1 bor' High boys basketball coach
J Larry Hirst slips Wednesday's
: Santa Margarita game tape into
I his VCR, he won't need to fasr
foiward to the end to find th~
keys to the host Eagles' 52-47 vie-
' tory in a seesaw battle of Sea
View League unbeatens.
This one, Hirst said afterward,
I was lost chronologically.
: It came down to a couple pos-.
sessions at the end, but some-.
I times the possessions in the first
quarter are just as unportant d.S
the ones in the fourth,' said Hirst,
who saw his team's nine-game
wuming streak and share or the I league lead slip away in incre-
1 mental lapses.
! Hirst lamented offensive exe-
• cution. and Santa Margarita's
hounding defense was imposing.
• But when Hirst views the
video, he'll discover a $erics of
, uncharacteristic flaws with his
own squad's defense.
; While Harbor (18-3, 3-1 in
league and ranked No. 4 in i Orange County) had to scratch
1 and daw for all it got at the offen-
l sive end,'the third-ranked Eagles
(17-2, 4-0) often found an unob-
structed path to the basket.
r Santa Margarita got 60% of its
20 field goals on either layups
1 (nine) or putbacks, inducling a
momentum crusher in the final
seconds of the first half.
Inbounding with three sec-
onds left under its own basket. an
Eagle found 6-foot-5 senior Kelly
Kramer with a lob m the key.
Kramer misfired, but quickJy
sprung back toward the rim and
cradled home the follow to give
. · t' ·the Eag,les a 23-20 edge at the
break.
Vutually any advantage was
• tenuous in this one, however, as
, the two county heavyweights
exchanged the lead 16 times,
, before Santa Margarita made one
1 stick. 1 Back-to-back three-pofuters
• by Alan Limon and Matt Jame-~ son gave Harbor a 29-28 edge
with 5:19 left in the third penod,
but the Eagles scored 10 unan-
swered points and took a 39-36
' advantage into the final qucµter.
Lunon's conventional three-
: point play after a steal with 5:17
• left capped a 9-2 Harbor run to
: start the period and _seemed to
1 giVe the visitors an emotional , __ _
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DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
N ewport Harbor's Matt
Jameson (above) drives
to the bucket in
Wednesday night's Sea View
League showdown at Santa
Margarita High. At right.
Dustin llllngworth looks for
some space as Santa Margari-
ta's defense, led by Jeff Black-
burn, closes in. Santa Mar-
garita won, 52-47, snapping
Newport Harbor's nine-game
winning streak, dropping the
Sailors into a tle with
Corona del Mar, a game off
Santa Marg's pace.
on(Jra,Jtulati~ns •
CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM ·
..
•Slugger supreme.
Bi\JlllY F \l l K'1 R
Dcttftik>I
Tie s~mmer of 1998 '1111
will forever be "--· " 1111111 known for the home .
run race which featured Mark
McGwire and Sammy Sosa.
But earlier that spnng, another
hallowed homer mark came
under assault by a product of
·Estancia High.
Leah Braatz-Cocruane, a
5-foot-11 three-sport standout
as an Eagle, made her biggest
unpact as a prep with an
aluminum bat in her hands.
She continued that trend as a
four-time All-American catcher
at the Uruver,,1ty of Anzona.
~ The result was 85 career
dingersfor the Wildcats.
matching former teammate
Laura Espinoza as tops in NCAA
softball tustory.
Braatz-Cochrane, who also play~cf basketball and volleyball
at Estanad, earned two national
championships m Tucson, where
her career numbers are even ·
more gaudy than those she piled
up against Pacific Coast League
competition as an Eagle.
When she finished her
brilliant collegiate cdreer
-interrupted in rrudstream by a
red.shirt year in which she had a
child m 1996 -Braatz·
Cochrane had ainassed 322 RBis,
297 hits for a career average of
.381, 59 doubles, 173 walks and
a .991 fielding average in 271
games.
She was first-team
All-American, All-Pacific 10. and
All-Pacific Region all four
seasons and was named to the
All-College World Senes team
three times.
She became the first and only
winner of the National Fastpitch
Coaches Assoaallon Catcher of
the Yea.r award m 1997 and
repeated the honor last spnng.
She entered Estancia the fall
of 1989, and quickly made an
~ct as an accomplished
athlete. After her 1uruor year, she
b
&:
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Leah Braatz-Cochrane
transferred to Idaho, but
returned m March and played
her senior softball season at
Estancia. ·
As a juruor, she hit .446 and
. led Orange County with seven
home runs and 31 RBis to propel
the Eagles to a third-place PCL
firush and a berth 10 the CIF
Southern Section 3-A playoffs.
It was the Eagle:.' last post.sea.Son
berth to date.
She played shortstop, catcher
and pitched for the Eagles and
earned All-CIF honors that
season and was al.so the ~p of
the PCL. ""
As a seruor, she hit .377 with
!our homers, 11 RBis and 20
stolen bases and pitched for a
team largely void of addiuonal
talent. She was a member of the
Daily Pilot Newport-Mesa
DL<;tnct Dream Team and
reprc ented the South m the
1993 Orange County All-Star
Game
Now retired from compebbon
dnd content raising h~r 'Son,
Domiruc, Braatz-Cochrane's
accomplishments aho
mclude an Amencan Softba.11
As oaatlon national
champ1oriship f.or the
18-and-under Orange County
Batbusters, a club team lor which
she played five years
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
•Though often over~ooked, unselfish Newport Harbor
guard is a talented contributer on both ertds of the-Sloor.
lblrPb
ewport Harbor High
senior Gary Robinson says
he keeps his month·
old goalco and lamb·chop side-
burns because his girlfnend likes
them. They could, however, be
Ufo sacrificial Sailor's
subconscious attempt toe tabhsh
an identity often lost tn the box
score.
•Gary sacrifices a lot of his
,.., game for the betterment of the
team,• s~ud Newport Coach
:c Larry Hirst, •who watched his .
consummate role p~ayer get on
a seriou roll Pnday night.
•Of course, I'd IOvt! to be
scoring 15 points a game,
Robinson said. ·Everyone looks
at p<>ints, but I know, when I
come home after a game, I've
done things to help us wm.~
Robinson's contribution were
hardly mconsp1ruous m ~c Tars'
55-37 Sea View League home
victoI)' over Corona del Mar
Friday. The 6·foot·1 guard
·overcame o scor 1 fi5t haU to
·'Pour in a a on-high 18 points.
He dnlled 7 or 9 held-goal
attempts after intcnnlSsion,
mcludmg four lrqm thr -point
range, to help Harbor brl'dk
open o four·P.<>mt game at
halftime.
SEE ROBINSON MGI IJ
• • • • • Gary R.obinson
The Irvine Company and Newport Hills will be making a donation to the Newport H~r HIP
School AthletiHHpartment. in recognition ()f outstanding performances· UCb as y~ . .
'
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-: B2 Thursday, Jonuory 21, 1999 rts Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
I'
It'll be worth talcing a long walk around the park dunng
the Toshiba Senior Classic to see NBCC's latest innovation.
Newport Beach the envy of
ESPN's national television
audience.
• 0 l f Association and features a
tournament schedule on it~ W~b
site (www.golfforesinglcs.com).
• AS the Dow Jones IndU5trtal
Average soars and drops as fast
as an amateur's golf game, now
there can be a greater roller
coaster nde with your chip shots
and putts. Tie remodeled, out-of-the-
way comcr of Ncwport
B ach Country Club gives
·the goU coUJ"ie a feeling akiri to
dJl Abgusta Nallondl WP')l.
But, for fans desiring to visit
the club's $300,000 red~sign
dunng the Toshiba Senior Classic
m Ma.r<:h, amve early in the day.
No grandstands, hospitality
tents or food and. beverage
kiosks are plotted for the location
be<:ause of limited space"in the
/ dis~nt comer which
. encompasses holes 3, 4 and 5,
tournament director Jeff Purser
said.
Here's a tip for those planning
to attend the Semor PGATour
event· Action is completed on
those holes e&rly each day, but
mdke time to stroll over to the
lake wtuch now features a state-
ly, 42-inch rock retami.ng wall in
front of the fourth green.
The Senior Tour players are
guaranteed to love it.
"lt'~ be a·ruce walk in the
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edge, as well as their biggest lead
of the contest. 45-41.
But senior guard Spencer
Cloger lut from 19 feet, then from
. behind the three-point arc. to
• bnng the Eagles back.
Gary Robinson drilled a 14-
foot Jumper with 1.54 left to put
Barbor back on top, 47-4.6. But
two Dloger foul shots, a Tar
1~er and a Kramer la~ with
25 sf('onds left forced Harlior Ullo
desperation mode.
Harbor called timeout with 13
seconds left. then exhausted two
more tuneouts, before inbound-
ing for what turned out to be a
25-footer that bounded off the rim
Mth eight llcks lert.
; Kramer rebounded and
~ed two free throws with four
seconds left and Harbor fell into a
lecond-place tie with CdM
.Jameson dlld Robmson had 12
O<>Plts each, while Adam Hearl-
lml firushed with 11
.. Gloger had 10 of his 19 m the
fqurth quarter and Kramer added
ts·points and 12 rebounds.
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
SANTA MARGAltlTA 52
NEWPOM HM90tl 47
t Scor9 by Quart.rs .
8ewport Harbor 13 7 l6 11 47
Santa Margarita 12. 11 16 13 -52
t Newport Harbor Jameson 12, ~oblnson 12, Hearlson 11, Illingworth 6,
Umon 6, Clayton 0, Yarnal 0
3-pt. goals -Robinson 2, Limon 1,
Jameson 1 Fouled out • None
Santa Marvarita Gl~er 19,
Kramer 15, Rahall 13, Dwight 5,
Blackburn 0.
3-pt. goals · Gloger 1, Kramer 1,
Rahall 1, Dwight 1. Fouled out None.
park (fOI the tans) dlld (.the aiea)
is going_ to look really good for
the Toshiba,,. Jerry Anderson,
NBCC Prestdent dnd Director of
Goll, said.
In addition to th~
• Augusta-looking rock retammg .
wall, the Jake has a new
cascading waterfdll und updatc.>d
irrigation system.
The majority of the cost of the!
project -'deldyed about a month
because of additional pcmuts
reqwred by the oty of Newport
Beach -1s based on·thc
refurbisliment bordering the
lake. ·
Anderson, who said the end
result turned out beltm U1an
expected, concurred that
maturation is necessary for the~
new plants on the dirt mounds
constructed near the third
fairway clJld fifth tee box.
But by Toshiba time, offtrnils
are hopeful the colorful flora and
freshly planted bougamviUea and
lantana will make spnnqtune in
Anderson, a member of the
South~m Calltornia PGA Hall of.
f'ame and recently selected to
th~ Daily Pilot Sports Hall of
Pame fo celebrate the
millenniWT), said Newport Beach
Country Club intends to improve
the course every year as long as
it hosts the Toshiba, Orange
County's only PGA event.
• Single shots: Gou Fore
Singles, which operates 50
tournaments a year throughout
Lhe Southland (mostly in Los
-Angeles jllld Orange ~unties),
is comin; to Costa Mesa Goll &
Country Club on Feb. 28 .•
Tee ti.mes begin at 10 a.m. and
a dl.llllcr is planned f~r -
unattached pldyers following the rou~?:?..:. · · • ........
jun Hailey, who conducts the
tour for single men and women,
i>aid 40 to 50 single adults play in
each tournament on average.
"About two-thirds oc'the
qoUers who play live in Orange
County and most of the courses
richord
dunn
we plan on are in. Orange
County,· Hailey said. ·we have
a tournament almost every
weekend. The age of the players
is generally rnid-30s to mid-50s."
Hailey, who has been
directing Goll Fore Singles since
1993, said no couple have yet to
meet and marry, but,several
"couples have gotten together."
He added that, after a couple
meets, "they usually drift off and
do their own thing.•
Goll Fore Smgles is affiliated
with lhe Southern California Golf
• Details:.(310) 676-5692.
• Senior shots: The newly
fonned mini tour m southern
Calilorrua for seniors.only is
headed for Newport B«>ach .
· Country Club and Mesa Verde
Country Club this year._
The Senior Cho.llenge Golf
Tow, for scratch golfers and
1-to 2-bandicappers, started its
tour Jan 11 at Western Hills ·
Country Club in Ghino Hills and
has 21 events scheduled for
1999, including two)ocal stops.
Membership for lbe tour,
launched by veteran gOP!
tournament organizers J~es
O'Sullivan and Glenn Stuart, is
$300. Entry fees for one-day
tournaments range from $145 to
$185.
Organizers want the tour to
be<:ome like professional
baseball's triple-A level, but only
for the Seruor PGA Tour. GolJers
must be 49 or older Weekend
hackers are not encouraged to
play. Details: .{760) 632-~838.
T.he Goll Associated Fund, the
new spectahty mutual fund,
focuses on stocks associated wtth •
the golf industry. The fund is
designed for the goU enthusiast
seeking a quality investment
vehicle m the rapidly growing
goU mdustry.
ln addition to pure golf stocks;
the' fund may invest in various
Fortune 500 companitl,s which
sponsor tournaments or have
.licensee agreements with pro .
tours.
The fund was orgaruzed by
Goll Investment Management,
lnc., based m Vero Beach, Fla.
The fund's Board of Trustees
include PGA Tour pro and
·three-time winner Kenny Perry.
Details: (877} 623-GOLF
• RICHARD DUNN 's golf column
appears every Thursday .
H I G H .. S C H 0 0 L B 0 Y S B A.S K ET I A LL
DON lEACH I DAILY PILOT
Dustin Illingworth of Newport Harbor rebounds-in heavy traffic
as h.is teammate Matt Jameson (5) looks on in Wednesday night's
Sea View League basketball duel on Santa Margarita's Uo?r1
,.
CdM bounces· Vaqs, 55-53
• Alshuler keys Sea
Kings' victory, finalized
on Irvine's last-second
miss, which rolls off rim.
OcttPb
IRVINE -nme stood Still on
the rim Wednesday night
For all the wear and tear in this
memorable Sea View League
boys basketball classic, it came
down to a high-percentage shot
by a td.lented player in the key
that didn't fall.
Afte~ Corona del Mar l ligh
secured an exating road victory
over Irvine, 55-53, veteran Sea
King Coach Paul Orris, sweating
profusely as II he'd played all 32
minutes, bent at the waist and
grabbed his knees at m.idcourt, no
.doubt wondenng how Chris Fer-
guson's last-second attempt didn't
drop in the Vaqueros' t>Mket.
Following much ado about
llmeouts, inbound passes and
missed shots m the closmg min-
utes, Irvine (14-6. 1-3) had one
final chance with 0.06.8 left.
But the University of San
Diego-bound Ferguson, a 6-toot-1
guard, could only watch as his
short jumper rolled Mound the
rim lwfore trick.lmg off. Irvine had
time for a tip-in before the buzzer,
but CdM senior Dennis Alshuler
hduled in the rebound dDd the
Sea Kings (15-5, 3-1) celebrated
"It was a prntty open look,•
Ferguson sclld. "It
seemed like the ball was
up there awhile. Tt was
just hanging there. Tt was
like time just froze.•
Alshuler, who hni tied
\\Tith 20 mts, t 0
rebounds, five stf'als, four
dssists and one blocked
shot, drained the front end
of a one-and-one situation
pull within two by hcilf-
time.
Ferguson nailed four
of his hve three-balls Ill
with 0:13 3 to play to give Alsbuler
CdM its two-point lead.
· the second ball as Irvine
Oed the game twice in
the third quarter, includ-
ing 45-45 to end the
penod CdM produced a
43-36 lead with 2:57
remaining, but Harde-
man closed oul the third
with three straight bas-
Clinging to their nervous lead,
the Sea Kings had three fouls to
give and made vdliant steal
dttempts in the find.I seconds as
lrvine tried to bring the ball
upcourt.
But Irvine kept possession and
turned to Ferguson, who ended
with 21 pomts, when the chips
were down.
"Unfortunately, .(the Vaqs) got
it to the guy they wanted," Oms
sdtd. "I'll bet you (foerguson)
makes that shot nme times out ot
10. And who came down with the
rebound? Guess who?"
.Alshuler. who did 1t (Iii from
begmrung to end, Wd.S 6 of 7 from
the field ~· the flTSt quarter as the
Sea Kings r cd to an early lead.
21-12, by qu er's conclusion.
The Sea Kings twice built dil
11-point lead in the fu!)l half. the
last coming at 30-19 when center
Justin Shed converted d three-
poi.nt play on a putback and foul
by Ferguson with 3:40 left.
CdM, however. didn't score
again and the Vaqs, behind Matt
Hardeman (17 points}, ralliro to
kets, including a three-pointer.
CdM's Kevin Hansen ( 10
pomts and eight rebounds) scored
the f lf'it four points of the fourth
quarter as the visitors went ahead
for good, 49-45 Twice 10 .the
rourth penod, Ferguson three-
pointers cut Cd.M's lead to one
point, the last dt -54-53 with 1:25
on the clock. •
CdM didn't score a field gOal m
th~ final 2:40 after juruor guard
Alec Han.son (10 points) netted a
tim~ly baseline three-pointer, gw-
mg the Sea Kingi; their 54-50
edge.
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
CoftoNA DEL MA.It 55, IRVlNE 53
Score by Quarters
Corona del Mar 21 9 15 10 -55
Irvine 12 16 17 8 • 53
Corona del Mar · Hanson 1 o.
Crosby 8, Alshuler 20, Hansen 10,
Shea 7, Morris O, Hunt o. Bottom o. ·
3 pt. goals Hanson 1
Fouled out -None
Irvine Ferguson 21, Hardeman 17,
Mavros 8, Aquino o. Rapp 7,
Bosshart 0, Roggero 0
3·pt goals -Ferguson 5, Hardeman 2.
Fouled out -None
, Eagles Collapse Under University. surge, 69-58
\
• D7spite missing three starters, Uriiversify overpowers
Es~c1a in the second half to maintain first-place status.
Lawrence and a three-poirlt play
by . Raemone Sequeira which
gave Uruversitv its hrst lead since
leading 7 -4 with 4 .58 left in the
first penod. The Trojans nursed a
one-point lead mto the break.
1ust awful. We reverted back lo
the same problems we had early
irl the season.
Chandler finished with 12
points artd four rebounds. Dar-
shaun Gamer had seven boards
for the Eagles, who hnish up the
hrst round by hosting Laguna
Hills Friday.
Mustan~ fall without J ones, 63-52
J:\.'-<)~ 11111 . --~J!tVINE -Uruversity H1gh's
~ basketball team, according
lO • Ooach Mike Dmneen, · was UM~teated this sedson m games
iiCOred 70 or more and winless
when the Trojans didn't reach
tb~t mark. With three 1ToJanS m
~j! bleachers because of suspen-
s)ons and visibng Estancia trailing
just 25-24 at halltime, the Eagles'
th Chances to stay on top, of the
lf.4cifk COd.St League were look-
lh · iflg good Wedn<'sday
· "': lt turned oul 69 pomts was
t!nOugh for Um.
·Andy Lawrence scored 18 of
26 points in the second half
d led Uruversity to a 69-58
victory, improving the no-
' PCL record to 3-1.
'•t knew our offense was ready,
I but it was our defen e which
stepped up and won this gdrne,"
Dinneen said. ··With three staJters
out, we were al a huge diSddvdll-
tage But we played hard and
earned this win.•
The three starters m question,
seniors Chet Johnson <1nd Jtt.r-
vohn Shivers. as weU as 1umor
Mtke Dale, were suspended as a
result of aQ incident with Aliso
Niguel Fnday wtuch resulted in
two ejections for each let1m. Dm-
neen su~pended .a lhir<l after
reviewing the ldpc and noticing
one of h.ts own player~ who the
referees nussecf.
As for E5tanoa. which fell to
9-11, and 2·2 m league. there was
ample chance to put the game
away early, part1culdTly after
IPading 411 but lhe final 1; 19 of the
second quarter.
It was a three-pointer by
S TANOING<,
(OveralO W LI
-T _,.,
The momentwn was there and
when Ute two teams took the floor
to start the third quarter, Universi-
ty (12-6) was ready to go.
Lawrence scored H points in the
quarter, including a three-point
play with 1.13 left for a 44-35
lead ·
Estancia battled back m the
final frame behind the sure hand
of Brert Valbuena, who finished
the gdme Wlth 27 points dnd 12
rebounds, 1Tavis Chandler's six
points and a pair of three-pointers
hy Jon Cdntrell. But University
never 11-'l the Eagles get any clos-
\ c1 Utdn su points. .
•we didn't lose to University,
they kicked our butt," Estancia
Coach Rich Boyce said. •They
cdmc ready to play and we were
Valbuena scored nine pomts in
the fir t quarter lo give Estancia a
14-9 ledd before costly turnovers
let th12> 1Tojans back into the
game.
_, MCMC COAST LfMiUE ~::~~
Estanc.ia 14 10 13 21 -58
Untversrty 9 16 21 23 -69
Estenda -V•lbuena 27, Chandler 12.
Cantrell 6, Andersen 6, Simco S,
Stapleton 2, Maldonado 0, Garner 0
l·pt. goals · C.Otrell 2, Andersen 2,
Simco 1. 'ouled out· None. ~·Lawrence 26,
Voorhees 6, Hti. 4, Brown 1 1,
Sequeira 10, FJshefblny 2, Zmche~y 10.
3·pt. goals· LIWrence 3, Zinchetsley 1.
Fouled out -None.
LAGUNA BEACH -Costa
Mesa High boys basketball
standout Nate Jone~ could
ordy sit and watch Wednesday
as the Mustangs lost to host
Laguna B'each, 63-52, in Pacif-
ic Coast League action.
Jones, according to Coarh
Erich Allen, was benched to.r
one game because he violate.d
a team rule. Rick Hatsushi
spent the first half on the
bench for disciplinary reason ,
hut re.turned to score 1 O points
in the second half
Steven Whittaker led the
Mustangs (3-14, 0-4 in ,PCL
play) wilb 11 points.
Freshman N.ick Cab1co
made use of the extta playing
and scored seven pomts.
~e Mustangs are expected
C O,M M I I I T Y C 0 l L E I E I A S I I T I A L l
-lo be at full .strength when they
travel to Aliso Niguel Friday.
·we didn't ploy bad tonight
all things considered,• Allen
said. "Actually, we. did pretty
weu.· .
' MOftC COAST~
lAGuNA lfM:H '3. CosfA MEsA 52
Score by QuartWa
Costa Mes. 10 6 10 26 • 52
Laguna Beach 17 14 13 19. 63
Costa Mes. -Wh1ttakert11,
Cab1'0 7, Ferryman 8, Shallis 8,
Tran 6, Hatsushl 10, 1-{unter 2 Weir 0, Payne.O. •
3 pt. goals -Whittaker 3, Cablco 1
Hatsushi 1, Tran 1. '
Fouled'out ·None.
-.....,. 9Md\ -Beimfohr 17,
Hanour 14, Butters 2, Donnelly 10
Fourni« 2, lws 6, Satr~ 4 '
Obrand8. "
3-pt. goills • Beimfohr 1. ()qtand 1,
Ives 1, Hanour 1. Fouled out • None.
--~ ·-t. __ Pira~es rally, 67-63 OCC w~men roll, sfi:76
N••wpo1t li.lft)(•I 111-i l\ I 1
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• Orange Empire Conterence.
CYPRESS -Orange Coast Col-
lege's naVis Ande~on Stri1r.k with a
bucket wath 1 :36 left to send the
Pirat into " 62·60 le<td, and Peter
Martin UI capp d a 1econd-half
~omeback with three free throws
down the stretch as Coast pulled out
a 67-63 Orange Empire Conference
vldory at Cypress Wedriesday"fii9bt.
Th Pirates, down l?Y 10 at half·
time. were led by Carlos Reyes and
o...~ ..who ~ 2J end 15
points respectively.
1.)e virdid Improved Couts Jot to
11·10, 2-3, while Cyprc s slumped to
7-15, 0-5. . ....
0.111•• .... a na ••JC:• o..... CoMT 11, o... n
OrMlle CoMt ·Reye« 21. Cooper 7,
0otv.n ), tMtt1netft 6, BMf.-2, Md<M 0,
M.tdrld 0, Elliott 15, ~ 5, Zoller 0,
Andenoo•
l·pt. goefs • Reyft J, C~ 1, Dolwn 1,
MMtfnef111, ~ 1.
fouled OUt ~Elliott. ~. c_.... • sawy.r 14, Klltenl 4, Bible l.
KUN J, P«lter 19, Smith 6, TenptS 15
3-~ ·goe1s • PllMr l, ~ 1 ~ 1. Kuna17.,.=:.:;;.
Fouled out • None.
HMfttml: cww-Jl).lO.
·.
• Pirates clindi seventh-straight
20·win season under Thornton.
CYPRESS -Leab Wilde was 4 of 4
from three-point range and Unishett
with 18 points to help Orange Coast
College put away its 'venth-con~ec:
utive 20-win season with a 86-76
women's basketball v1c:tory ov r host
Cypress m Orange Empire Confer·
ence action Wednf'.lday.
Sarah Middlebrooke scored 16
points and had 12 rebounds for the
Ptra•, now 20-2, :t-1 lh:cot\fefiikii.
OCC point guard Adria ~rtino
IClOrad 15 points and bed Dile ......
OCC's Erin Tomlinson just missed
getting a triple-double with eight '
points, 10 rebounds and 10 Ulilts.
It marked the first playing time for
Ani SaraycJarian since she~ ber
knee lhottl6*aher Cbrfltmu.
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ONne9 C...-~ '\. ... , .. Middletifooke 16, ~t.1•wr1I, Mofki7,Slr~J.~a.Ltwllt. k1t. golls. Wiide 4 'Serino 1, ~ 1. Fouled out • None. c,.._. Germt 22. lnMn ,, MtldwiW
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I I 11 f l "Y
~-Newport punter JoW,~on
candidate for Shrine Gmne
I
• Game is set for June 26 at Cerritos College; Sriuth
~-St~ roster to be revealed sometime in February. • Newport l !arbor· H1gh semor Eddie Johnson,
an All:ClP Southern Section Division VI punter, is f 0 0 T I A L L
among the nominees to represent California in the California-Texas
Shrine All·Star Classic, June 26 at Cerritos College. ·
Johnson, a 6-foot-4, 220-pounder, was a three-time All Sea View
League and All-Newport-Mesa DlStrict performer. He averaged 42.3
yards on 32 punts last fall, including a career-best 71-yarder. ·
The California roster is scheduled to be announced in February.
May given Honda Sports Award for volleyball
Newport Harbor High product Misty May, ,. _____ _....__..
who l~ Long Beach State to the first volley· Y 0 l l I Y I A l l
ball national championship won by an unbeaten team, 36-0, and col-
lected back-to-back NCAA Player of the Year Awards, was named the
Winner of the Honda Sports Award for volleyball Wednesday.
The award, given to the top athlete in 11 women's sports during the
1998-99 school year, makes May eligible to win the Honda Broderick
Cup, given ·to the top collegiate women's athlete of the year. . _
The winner will be announced in June.
Davenport easily advances to the third round
MELBOURNE Newport Beach's Lindsay Daven-
port, opening the season as the No 1 ·ranked player on T E N N I S
the Women's Tennis Association Tour, advanced to the third round of
the Australian Open after breezing past Argentina's Florencia Labat,
6·2, 6-1, in the bCCond round Wednesday. at Melbourne Park.
Davenport, playing. her=hrst Grand Sl,.am as the top-ranked player
on the tour, won the U S. en last year and is seeking her second
straight Grand Sldm btle. .
She has lost only seven ga two Australian Open matches.
Davenport had been troubled by a sore nght arm, but recently
runderwent magnet therapy and the pain has stopped.
Davenport endt'd Martina Hingis' 80-week run 1ltop the world
rankings last fall after wmrung m Filderstadt, Germany
Davenport also became the first Amencan·bom womdn in 16 year~
to win the U.S. Open, when she beat then-No. 1 Hing1s m the final.
OavenJ>9rt did not lose a set the entire tournament. .
1\vo free clinics available for Little Leaguers
COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa Am~rican ._ ______ r
Uttle League will be hosting two sessiqns of the 8 A S E I A l l
fourth annual All· Pro Coaches Clm.ics at Coster Mesa High. There will
be no adnuss10n charge for e}lhN session dlld both are open to the
public.
The first cllmc will be Sunday·startmg at noon with catch.mg instnic·
tion from Costa· Mesa High and Orange Coast College product Brent
Mayne, currently on the roster with the San Franctsco Giants
At 1 p.m. J<'ff Gardner, advance scout for the San Diego Padres, will
give hitting instruchon. Rich.Aplaral, now a utility player for the Balti-
more Orioles, wtlJ teach bascrunning al 2 p.m. Both are products of
E&tancid High and CCC.
i&unday's ess1on will conclude with instruction from OCC Coach •
John Altobelli.
The second session is Feb. 7. Chris Sorce, coach for Fountain Valley
High. will kick things off with pitching mstruction at noon.·
Eitancia Coach 1im Green will follow up at l p.m. with outfield
tJUction. Los Amigos Coach Dave Ausun will conduct defensive
drills 'at 2 p.m. Costa Mesa Coach Kirk Bauermeister do es the clinic
et 3 p.m. with instruction on practice organization.
J:>ony League tryouts to be held Saturday
COSTA MESA -Tryouts will he held Satur·
day for anybody interested m playing tor qte I A S I I A l l
Costa Mesa Pony Baseball League this spring. .
lryouts will be at noon on the frosh/soph field at Costa Mesa High.
Late signups will be taken. The registfdtion fee is $100. A l?irth cer·
tificate and proof ot residence 1s required for registration.
Pony Baseball is for youth ages 13-14
For infom1ation, call (714) 225-9237.
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ROBINSON
CONTINUED FROM 81
The two.year varsity
performer also c1dded his
typically area code·like five
pom~ five rebounds and four
as tsts in a Jan. 13 road win over
El Toro to become Daily Pilot
Athlete of the Week. He had fivn
assists and four boards against CdM. .
"I fe's one of the pieces of the
puz~e who on any given rught,
we expect to do certain things, H
said Hi.n;t, who rarely relies on
Robinson (averaging 7 .6 points
per game) to light up the ·
scorebOard.
•We usually ask Gary to
• guard the other team's beSt j:>ost
man. We do it m part, because
he is pesky and he can give big
men hts. And it also allows our
big men lo help more. It takes a
lot of heart for someone Gary's
size pso pounds) to guard a guy
6·7, 240."
Robinson describes his role as
pnmanly a defensive player. But,
as anyone who bas seen him
play can attest, there are many
facets to his game.
"I'd say I'm someone who 1ust
tnes to keep our team on track,•
he sdld. "I'm not going to be the
high scorer or lead the team in
assists, but I try to do a lot of
little things. It may not even be
something you can give a
statistic for,
"I just try and keep our team
ready and be a vocal leader. If
anyone starts slack.in~£. I'm
usually the first ~ say
something to them."
Robinson's primary offensive
role requires him to camp
beyond the three-point arc
where, when hot, he often
punctuates one of the Tars'
frequent scoring runs.
"I'm not the first option on
offense. Ideally, we start with
Matt (Jameson) driving and
dishing, or pounding the ball
in~ide to Dustin (IllingworthJ.
Bu\ when defenses start
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~Lany Hlrit ,..,..._toad: fllet mignon
,..,.,. llMMe: •Glorj"' .... A** ........ , .. Sinking~
pair of ~Inters in • late
12·2 Nn and netting the ditl<hlng
free WOW\ with three seconds
left to M!p ~ upset Sanu
M.:Cta, 50-47~unlor yea1. A oftt.. IH:He
scored 18 points to kt!)' • SS-37
win <Wer CdMand totaled 23
points, nine rebounds and nme
as.lsts in two S.a View wtocifi.
DlllyPti '
(ol/ectw .fJlOIU ard series 99-S
focusing on stoppmg theJn, they
might leave the rest o( us open.
I JUSt try to Wd1t for my shots,
then make them count. p
As with dll long·rnnge
bombers, there are periodic
spells of lilcorisistency. ·
But Robinson has developed
a knack for cornmg up big
JUSl when the Sdllors need h1m
most.
~1 ·ve just always wcmted the
ball in my hands in a pressure
situation." he said. "l fmd it
rdises my ability level and
intensity and makes me
perform."
Robmson s.urvived a cold spell
in the lust half against Corona
del Mar (0 for 6), then got some
halfllme gwdance from
Newport Harbor assistant
coacp and shooting guru John
Mounce.
•He's the guy who can spot
any flaws and he watched me •
~hoot dunng warm·ups for the
becond half," Robinson said.
·usually, it's something rrunor,
or be JUSt tells me to keep doing
what I'm domg. •
.Hirst will ct>unt on Robmson
to keep doing what he's domg,
even if it continues to be
obscured by something a.s
superfluous as his flashy facial
hair.
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HERZOG All-Cl
Costa Mes High j\lnior Junmy Herzog, the
Newport·M sa Dtstnd and PaCJhc Coast
League Offenstvc Player of the Year tn football
last fall, has been selected AU-CJF southern
Section Divtsiqn VI by the dJyislon's coach
The 5-foot-9, 180-pound Herzog rushed
for a district-leading l,491 yci1ds and 18
touchdowns on 206 cam to help propel the
Mustangs to a thir<i·place futlsh in the PCL.
Henpg set a school iSi.nglc-game record with
51 cames in a 246-yard pefform'llncc againSt Aliso
Niguel. He Joins eruor teammate Ricky Martin, Estanoa High
·senior Ma nu TamftJi nd Newport Harbor ·High senior Eadie
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TODAY • Blllketbell
High 5Chool girls . Newport H<tibar at
Woodbndge, 7'30 p m; Corona def M¥
at Santa Marganta. 7i30 pm. Costa Mesa
at Aliso Niguel, 7 pm.; Laguna Hills
at Estanoa, 7 p.m • soec.r
High school girls • Ntwpon Harbor
at Woodbrtdge, 3 15 pm, Coron• de! Mar
at San(a Matgarrta. 315 pm. Cost.J Mesa
at Ahso N1g~I. 3:15 p.m ;·Loguna Hilk
at Estaooa. 3 1 S p m
• Wr.sttlng
H19h school -Corona del Mar al N~
Hatbor, 6 p.m.; Ahso Ntguel at C~ta M~
6 p.m~ Enanc1a at Laguna Hills. 6 p m
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JV boys tennis coach
C o"ta Mec;a Higb's athletics •
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Vdn.1ty boy~ tennis coach on a.
walk-on bdSlS
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" lf ars dunk_ Santa Margarita, 9-4
~ . . ,..,,. .
·~ 9:Mandarino leads the way with three goalS; Barto and
Oox chip in with two apiece as Sailors improve to 11-3.
P ·~ ~,: w If I I Pol I
BEACH Newport l farbof. High .
emor Jocelyn Mandenno scored
three! goo!.!. to lead the Sailon; to a
q.4 Sea View League gJils water
polo Victory over vtsiting Santa
Mdrgdntd Wednesday.
Jenna Bd.Tto dnd Kyndra Cox
ch1pped m two yoals apiece for
the wmnen. ( 11 -3, 3:0 in league
and rankf'd No. 3 in Orange
County).
ox also had three steals and
two a~si.sts, while Barto had three
-.u•cl.b and an assist.
Santa Margel.Ota fell to 7-5.
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
NEWPORT 9, SANTA MAAGAluTA 4
ScoN by Qwirtws
Santa Margartta 2 0 1 1 • 4
Newport Harbor 3 1 J 2 • 9
S•nta Magenta Kroece 4
Saves Serra 7.
Newport Harbor Manderino 3, rfar1o 2, Cox 2, Belden 1, Gregg 1
: ' ~es Kennedy 6 tdM girls fall, 18-3
goNRA WATER POLO
DEL l\ 1AR -Corona· del Mar
High's gtils wat~r polo team
dropped an 18-3 decision to VJ.Sit-
mg Irvine Wedne day as the
__.. \'dqunro!> .. wdm unchecked
• throuqhout
l'orond de! MM fdlls to 0-3 m
<;<'d View League play, Irvine
improves to 3-0. The Sea Kings
will be lryl11g to nqht the ship
next Wednesday \."1th a match
v.1lh invading Woodbridge.
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
IRVINE 18, COROH.A on MAit 3
Scor. by Quarters
lrvme 6 5 4 3 18
CdM 1 1 0 1 3
Irvine Huszez 51 Lezqak 4,
Umezawa 1, Elefante 3, Mtfarland I,
Hdsson 4, unknown 1.
Saves Grass 7, Gibbons 4.
CdM Stockstill 1, Tarayao 1,
Tucker 1
saves: Hendrickson 6
. ./
Estancia topped, 1-0
~~~a High~ S 0 CC IR
boys soccer team fell for the third
time in four ·pacific Coast League
starts Wednesday as host Univer-
sity captured.. a 1 ·0 decision With
a direct lock slipping through the
outstretched arms of Estancia
goalkeeper Hilario Arriaga.
Lack of offense was Estancia's
}:>roblems i.Ji the hrst half as th(!
Eagles failed to get off a shot on
goal. The Eagles responded with
nine attempts 111 the second half,
but none hit the mark. the 3-1
Eagles falling to 6-4-4 overall.
Costa Mesa edged, 3-2
~~r~ 1 • , 1 • , a c a
Costd Mesa High's girls water
polo team fell to 5-9, 1-2 Wednes-
day following a 3-2 setback to
visiting Laguna Hills in Pacific
Coast League play.
The Mustangs scored twi.ce in
the second half by virtue of goals
from Katy Petersen and Erin
Bayes. Goalkeeper Stephanie
Lombarda was credited with 14
saves.
MORC COAST lBGUll
LAGUHA Hlu..s ), CoSTA ME.SA 3
Scoreby~rs
Laguna Hills 0 1 1 -3
Costa Mesa 0 o t -2
LAguna ffills ·Kay 2, Minot 1.
Saves~ Sherman, 7
Costll Mesa · Pet~n 1, Bayes 1.
saves: Lombardo 14.•
CdM boys tumble, 4·0
Hil~~f-1~~ s o c c r 1
was a thorn in the neck for 'visit-
ing Corona del Mar High m Sea
View League soccer Wednesday,
netting three goals and an assist
as Irvine won, 4-0, to unprove to
9-5·1, 3-1. CdM fell "to 5-6-2, 1-3
Hula Bowl for Mollner, Gonzales
Two fom1e"r I O O f j J [ ( New port-
•'Mesa high school football stand-
outs have been chosen to com·
pete in Sunday's Hula Bowl at
Maui.
Seniors Mark Mollner
(Estancia) and Stephen Gonzales
(Newpt H41'bor) will be compet-
mg in the seventh annu)l college
all-star football game, to be tele-viSed on a national basts. . . .
• Former Orange I O O p S Coast College
women's basketball standout
Jamie Shine, the college's all-
time leading rebounder, has
signed her first professional con·
tract to ·play basketball in Fin-
land.
Shine, who finished her career
at St Mary's last spring, will play
Sunday for Team Pereen Pyrinto
Basket of Tampere. An inJury
re placement, she Will be the only
international player on the squad.
Shine plans to complete the
Finnish basketball season, wtuch
lasts two more months.
"'At OCC. Shl.ne set the single-
season mark for rebounding with
372 during the 1995-96 seaso!'1.
Mustangs lose, 5-0
BE~~Hc_u~~ SOCCI I
·own-goals proved too much to.
overcome as Costa Mesa Hlgh
lost to host Laguna Beach, 5-0, in
PaClfic Coast League boys soccer
action Wednesday.
· · "We achlally have been play·
ing pretty well lately,• Coach
Mike Dunn sald. "But wben you
put three into your own net, you
probably a.en't going to win.•
Roy Leal had five saves for the
Mustangs (0-9-4. 0-3-1 m
league), who host travel to A!Jso
Niguel Friday for the completion
• of the first round.
She had 702 career rebound , a
school record. Shme ranks serond
on the OCC career· cori.ng list
with 1,060 points. .
Shine was a thrce-5port athlete.
at El Modena I liqh who over-
came a life-threatening attack of
spipal. men~itis durwg het
juruor year o gh school. Shine
also played v Ueyba11 at St.
Mwy's this past fall.
• OCC women's 11 soccer standout 0 C C I
Mary Peters, who
was selected as Orange Empire
Conference Player of the Year,
bas committed to UC Irvine for:
next season, according to Pirates
Codch Barbara Bond.
Peters, a 5-foot-10 sophomore
sweeper from Fountain Valley
A1gh, keyed a defense which
allowed orily six goals in 12 con-
ference games Uus season. The
Pirates finished second in the
OEC .
Peters, who made second-
tedffi All-OEC as a freshmdJl, had
one goal and nine assists.
Acco1dmg to Bond, Peters also
considered the Uruversity of
Pacii1c and Loyola Marymount.
Tars learn 5-0 lesson
NEWPORT
BEACH -Duke S O ( C E R
Burchell had three saves for
Newport Harbor High in a 5-0
Joss ta visiting Santa Margdrita
Wednesday m a Sea View
League boys socrer game.
The Sailors, coming off thelI
first wm Fnday, fell to 4-7-2, 1-3
in league action.
"They basically have a bal-
anced team and it was tough to·
defend everybody,• Newport
Harbor Coach Matt West said
Newport Harbor ,hosts Wood-
bridge, the top-ranked team 10 ·
Orange County. Friday.
..
. ... lbe Gunners; an AYSO Region 97 boys Dtvtslon IV team whk:b hMr 1
a chance to win the Area Q Championship Tournament thlr
we ekend. Top row (l-to-r): Michael Ward, Dustin St. Clair, Brett
Auer, Ben Ingles, Kevin Eridla, CUHord Helser, Clayton Helser.
Bottom row: Daniel Navarro, Patrick Keehan, Detlef Moeller, Shaun
Kietzer, Talbault Palomares, Michael KJndgren. Coach.: Tony Anhb;
Goiilg for it
• Gunners to play for Area Q ch ampi6nship against
South Irvme a t Tu~tin Sports Park on Saturday
TUSTIN -The Gllnners, an
AYSO Region 97 D1vis1on fV boys
team. will attempt to clef eat South
Irvine at Tustin Sporn; Pctrk Satur-
AYSO
day at 11:30 a.It). and wm the AYSO Area Q Championship Tourn
ment
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The GUMers reached the pool-play tournament by going 17-0 to. Wm Region 97. The Area Q tournament started Jan, 9. The Gunnen;.
opened with a 4-1 win over Corona del Mar and a 2-1 loss to North
Irvine. .
·Saturday. a pdu of goals by Cllffo rd Heiser led the Gunners to a4-:
O victory over Tustin. DeUef Moeller and Brett Auer also scored goals.
Heiser had a hat trick m the afternoon game, a 3·0 victory over Cos-!
~M~ . :
Because North Irvine Jo l Saturday. a victory by the GWUlers and
North Irvine Saturdcly would medn both teams would be tied at 4-~.
North lrvme has given up more goals going mto the game, so the tie
bredker is currenUy in the Gunners' favor ,
Only one tearn advances r
The defense of Clayton Helser, Den Ingles, Shaun Kietzer, Kevtn
Erldia dl\d Michael Ward is Ute nucleus which has given the Gunners,
a chance to go the regional tournament, which will begin after the
Area Q All-Starg Tournament. is completed. "
Pa trick Keehan and Daniel NavaJTo have also been key to the Gun-
ners' success.
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OMnge County on 01/05/99 Orange County on 01/05199 :t'. ~nhsng!~' Prod-Hirw you •tatted doing Thia statement wu flied Inc., Al'ltnohy Mattt1on:
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• tHM'77tM40 1HM77M39 d • aci:o '"''7'"• A. Old-bualnt" y.t? v .. 12/t/9e with the County Clefll ot Prtlldtnt
O-lly Pllot Jan 7, 14, 21 Dally Piiot Jan 7, 14, 21, ~' atattmtnt WM tlltd Heidi l<tfttlnt TahU Orange Oounty on Ot/05199 Thll atatement wu filed e e e e ae 19" Th2oe 28, 1999 TbtlHI wtth the County Cltnc ot Thia ttattmtnt WU tittd t99M778443 With lht County Olarte of • • • • • • • ' Orange County on 01/06/90 With the County Cltrt< of Dally Piiot Jan. 7, 14, 21, Orange County on 12·14..e8
• "1otttlou9 ......_.. Plctttto. lluetMM . 1 .... 7~ Or&ng9 County on Ot/05199 28, 1999 Th199 1"88'777988
N_.. ltllt.,,....t NaMe ltatement Oatty Piiot Jan. 1 14 21 199H77MM Law otncea of
The tollowtng l*900• .,. Tht following'*'°"'.,. 28 1890 • rh2o1 Dally Piiot Jan. 7, 14, 21. Flottttou. llu91"9M PAUL s NASH,
deil'Q buell'IMI •: d,olng bulineu •:FOCUS, ' . 28 1999 Th202 N.,... Stete..-nt 2603 Main Street, Sulle
l.OGICSOl.V, 34318 CtJle 4972 Warrw• Ave., 1103, ' The following peraons art 1050 lrvlne California Ponoi.. Clplatrano Btach, Hwitlngton ~ Bt1ch, CA ~ 11u91,.._• dolna buslne11 aa: 92014 '
CA ~4 9264$ ......_ ltat.....m PlotttloUa Buatnesa BlnlPaoplt, 214' Clbrlllo •Laur.., L Kelly, 34318 SMn Alben Hoffman, •116 The foltowtng ~ Nam. ltat•ment Street Costa Mesa CA Dally Piiot Jan, 7, 14, 2t, Oeli. Portola, Caple"'"° Wamtf' Ave., #237, Hun-dol bu91neM u · ara The following '*'°"' art 92627• • ~ 28, 1999 Th195
BNCh, CA.ft2624 tllfgton 8"ch, CA '28"9 DA~ TAX INC ~ 30tf1 doing bu1lne11 .. , K & A 'Julle' Bini Ou!nn 214 Ot· Thia bu~lneu ta con-TIJI• bualntu i. c6n-st, NewPort Beech. CA Enterprlae, 2549. Orange brtllo St., Cos1a Me!la, CA
dllCttd by. an lndMdual ducted by: an lndMduar ·~711 ' Ave •• IH, Cotta M .... CA 92627
Have you ltatted d<>lng ,_H!~ you •tarted doing Dave 1'.•v •--("•) .. 05 92927 Thi• bualneu la con-buslnen ytf1 No OU91ntu y.t? No ... , ""'·· ""•.. • Lauren L Ktity Sean Al.._.. H _ 30ttl St.. NewpM Beech, Kelly Jean Curnutt, 2549 ducted by: an lndtvlduel
""'"'• Omnan CA 92983-3711 Orange Ave., I H, Costa Have you atarted doing Thia atattment wu fifed Thia atatement wat ftled Thia builntH 11 con-Mua, CA 92627 bualneq yt1? Yu, 12·1·98 w1tl'I tht County Clifk of with the County Ctn ol ducted by: a corpofatlon Thia bualntsa Is con· Julie Bini Quinn Or~ County on 01/05199 Orange County on f2/22J98 Have you ltMed doing ducted by: an lndMduat Thi. atatement was flied
1 .... 77N38 1"8877U92 bualnesa y.t? YN, M·98 Have you atattftd doing with the Col#lty Clllfk ol
Dally Pilot Jan. 7, 14, 21, Dally Pilot Dec. 31, 1998, Dave Tax, Inc , Dave Tax, bu1lne11 yet? YH, 4/98 Orange County on 01/05/99
28, 1999 Th207 Jan, 7, 14, 2t, 1999 Th188 Pr911dent Kelly Curnutt 19090779450
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842-5878
1---------• Thia atstament wu filed This statement wu filed Dally Pilot Jan 7 14 21 With the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of 28 1999 · ' Tii2o4
Orange CoufltY. on Ot/05/99 Orange,Couoty on 01/05199 -·--------
1HM77M41 . 199H77M39 RENT Dally Piiot Jan. 7, 14, 21, Dally' Pflot Jan. 1, 14, 21,
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FREE COUNSELING. TWO CUSTOM HOMES FREE Lll1 of HOMES 3091< a 315K Three l four ~:~;~: Bdrm'a, bulll In 94 & 91.
VETERAN REAL ESTATE Call for cltlelll. E«I l .hKfY SOLDll Taylor, A6~MU47a2
ShowctH Homtl for EAST SIDE COSTA MESA
.s.11 In our Saturday Real 3 be<lloom. 2 5 bath, lrom
Estate Su(filtrnentl bualdet, lll'Pfox 1750 sq tt. high • Homes 0 the W-k '*""9. AC. walk·tn clo6ets. ' ..... 2 car anacll gar RE Exehange
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Reel E1t1te Section 5419.900 l4H22•7245
CALL TOOAYll
LISA K. RIVERA
94W74-4252
ANNE WILLEY
94'"574-4249
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LQ(s ot NEW·NEWI ga11ge
space, no pets, S 1200 Ptl< mo
506 112 Avocado
Broker 9<19·759·9341
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Cove Baach, no pets
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.... JACK BAY Deluxe !Bdrm on ya:ed eS1ale. v~ry pnva1e. car oN'/ No pets S895 00 Agent 642·9699
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towel unrt. no ~ge, no pets, ~earl~ lease 725 1ncldS Villi. 4sl 1, 714 8C7-2622 Agent
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T umkey!l 2Bdrm 28alh. povate 2wir garage, Cl1Y lllCWIS, pool & spa Sl.750 per mo (No pets)
151 HOOsESICONOOS
FOR AEHT
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3 Bdrm Stepa To Swid
$1500.00
1110 COBTA :s: I , .. ~
*COSTA MESA'S BEST* C0SA MESA Junior 1 bed1oom and 1 Bayfront Condo $2500.00
Studio Apartrneot bedroom. also 2 bedroom I • EASTSIDE HOUSE •
ballt ~I galed community. .4 bdrm 3 bath, 2 car gar, p\t1 • $600.00
3 Bdrm near Sand PoOI. tenns. easy access IT> yrd, spa, pool, ten, rernod ~ d freeway, beach & malls no pet $1800 949~5'94
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NEW 3Bdrm 3Bath ac, wd,
fenced yard, gardeiler, garage,
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$1-i00-$2600
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a•r.". alatm sys1em. 2300'mo sorry no pets 949-644·0509 * NEWPORT CREST •. By ocean 2 bedroom, 2 bath,
wasMlfY. pool, l11eplace, 2 Cal
garage. No smoke/ptt
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Fully tum """ patio S650hno • 112 utll 949·6?5-t 101
CdM To_,,ou .. 2 muter
bedroom • 111 bath,
1undeck, carpon Incl, grMI
locatoln, !Mt-'720-1417
COiti Me~k Bay Sfulre
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17 ~I Of PetV
18 Emol<>YH's
reward 19 Arduoul journey 20 CNcial P9'lod 221\oll<all ~r 23 Pit
24 -Paulo. 8la:z.il 2e Plot •
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memonelpelk 34 S.nc1-clay-1MI
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37 Bear Lat
38 AalUITled name
39 Ory gully
40 SoillC ... flail
41 Moumful toll
42 TObacco P'~ 43 Book b9glnni 45 SpnnkleS ngs
48 C.UlhC
47 Cummerbund
48 Woodwind
lnslrvment
51 P11nt!N'1 need
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60 Owfaay
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82 CMect • leltl
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27 K11en.n utensil
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31 Oklahoma 48 lndo$tnal
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35 Arti.st Paul -Me1vt11e novel
38 Forefather 52 ·-Gnt" 39 Otd a banking 53 Has a meal
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By CHARLES GOREN
wnh OMAR SHARIF
otnd TANNAH HINSCH
A MATfER Ofo' ENTRIES
Boch vulnerable, Nonh Jcals good diamonds, North had an easy
raise to aamc despiic Lht ainalewn
ace or hearts. NORTH
• Q53
~A •
o AK64Jl
West'• opening lead of the qu.ccn
of hearts rcmoYCd the only aure entry
to ·dummy's diamond suit. Tu ~
servo a link to 1hc table. declarer led a
'low diamond at tnck two, East's !eek
winning. The five of hearts . was
returned. and now declarer came up
with another key pla~" holdina up the
king of he.,, which severed .the
defenders' Ill in thal suil.·Af'ltr dis·
cardina a spedC and club from the
table at tricks three and four, declarer
won the heatt continuation and then
ran five diamond trickJ, brina1na
Nonh-South's total to seven, wilh Lhe
ace of clubs there for I.he eighth.
WEST
• 10 6 2
•J5'4·
o Q J 10 9 H
0 109 .
.• 1<76
SOUTR
• KJ 4 o K762
0 75 .
•A 1032
The biddint:
l'iORTH F.AST
10 Pa •
l o Paa
JNT faa
SOlJTH WEST
10 Pus lNT Pass
Pus Pass
Opening lead: Queen of I.:?
Tu secure the cont.raet, doc:larer
needed a slice of luck ..:_East had to
have the ace of spades. When a spade
to the king won, declarer was ab)e to
p~ay another spade and come to 10
tncks.
E11tr1es are the bread and butter of
mos1 hands. The abili1y 10 cross from
hand Lo hand enables declarer to Lake
advantage of finesse posi1ions;
lead toward strength; and prepare 1he
ground for endplays. Those same
assets penmt the defenders to set up
and run suits and to escape from an
endplay. This hand features entry
problems for both declarer and West.
Note that. if declarer wins the sec-
ond heart. the contract will be defeat-
ed. When declarer leads a spade from
dummy. Eas1 can rise with the ace
and play another heart, and the
defenders score five tricks.
The 11ucuon was textbook. Wilh 11
points and 'a balanced hand, South
invited game by rebidding two no
trump and, with 14 points and six
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STUM RED? Cal for MSW9fS • TOUCl>o -"' Aallary ~ • '5c per -1.g()().37().9800 ext code 500
By C:HARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH MllUCH
,
A MATTER 01'' ENl"Rlt:S
Both "Vulncr blc. Nonh duls.
WEST
• 10 6 2
NORTH
• Q53
O A
o AK64Jl ... J 54 EAST
c:;> QJ 1098 o JO 9
• A987
c:;> 543
¢ QJ8
•Q98 • K76 SOUTH
•KJ4
c::> K 762
075 .
•'A 1032
The bidd1ni:
NORTll EAST soum WESr
JO Pus l t;;I Pus
20 Pus 2NT Pus
3NT fase hss Pan
Opening lead: Queen of 'V
Entries arc the bread and buuer of
most hands. The ability to cross from
hand to hand enables declarer to take
advantage of fines~e positions;
lead toward strength; and prepare the
around for endplays. Those same
assetS penn1t the defenders to set up
and run suits and to escape from an
endplny. This hand features enlr)'
problems for both declarer and West.
The auction was textbook. With I l
points and a balanced hand, South
invited game by rebidding two no
tromp and. with 14 points and six
478 EMPLOYltllNT °"'"'
good diamonds. Nonh had an easy
raise to aame despite the ainattwn acrof~.
West's openina ltad of tho queen
of hearts rcmovtd the only sure enlr)'
to dummy's diamond suit. To prc-~rvc a link to the table, declartr led 1
low diamond at trick two, East's jack
winning. The five of hearts was
returned, and now declarer came up
with another key play, holdina up tho
k:inJ of hearts, which severed the
deftnders' link in that suit After dis· .
cardina-a sJ>!'de and club from the
cable at uick.s thn)e and four, declare(
won the heart continuation w then
ran five diamond uick.I, brinaina
North-South's total to stven. with tho ace or clubs there for the eighth.
To secure thC contBCI, declarer
needed a slice of luck -East had to
have the ace of spades. When a spade
to the )cjng won, declarer was able to
play another spade and come to 10'
1ncks. .
Note that, if declarer wins the sec·
ond heart. the contract will be defeat·
ed. When declarer leads a spade from
dummy, Ea.st can ri e with the ace
and play another heart, and the
defenders score five tricks.
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erl Subscribe now to the Goren
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248 CABINET
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MC/VISA 714-96&-3564
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Honts1-Po11tt-Futtn Fllendly and M111ur1111 Lon 714-t7•20N
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BRICK BLOCK STONE TILE
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•CEMENT WORK•
STAMPED CONCRETE Bnck·Bl«k· StOOf'-T-e
I.JC ' $.41656 5'18·8110
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WATERPROOF COATINGS 08clca bU:or'MI ulrw1(5
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DUNCAN ELECTRIC •
LocaVC>ulck rtspOOH
SeMC&1lemodels • Ugnl ~tture ,.,..,
lt75870 650-7042
UCENSEO CONTRACTOR
No Jot> IOO S1111 Al sef\IUi
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gvcs ~ 645"3556
QUICK ELECfRICAl SVC l •9l623 tans, spas, 1rowt.
lflOol:llg 21)'15 lxplfllnCI'
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302 ·HANDYMAN /HOME REPAIR
HOME RESTOA.' REMODEL Tit., dryw1ll, woodwork,
flncta, dlcb, room ICldf.
1ton1, roof•. ~· rtpetrt, Comm/tea, Atf 1, tr.. ffl.
Chnt 714-tOt-OIOS
OUALnY CRAFTSMAN •
20 yea" exper Relerencn
l'M YOUA HANOYMANI
MARK 650-9525
HOME fMPROVEMEN"nl
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949-645-0335
The Calif PUl>lic
Ubl hes Commission
REQUIRES that an
used household good$ movers punt their
P U C Cal T number,
kmos and chauff111
print their T.C.P
number In ao advertls·
mints II you ~• a
question abOut the
legality of a mover,
limo or chauffer. cau
PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISION
714-558 4151
TIOIOnm
Same Day Sef'Ylce
Prompt • Court~
• Prof~lonal
Ucllns'd C•fU46SO
714-374-0091
1318 LANDSCAPING I ALL... E
MOVBllST131 tU ! TREES f Careful • Courteo,us ~ • .._.._. Ch'1'f'I • 1 Hr Mm
~ 751 ·3478 P~M 371-1138 FR£
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Ollal1y WOik at ~ l"lllS Cell Ed lerrttt
?14-541-3371
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$30,tll
Cow Motoring (Mt)llNt15
only S41r mt v1n 3491, S2UtS ~Motoring
94M5o.6t15
BlitW '25 95 Premium Pidt· egs, Uk mllel, Vin t572
$25,195 ~Mo40tlna
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60lr "'""· v1n 04ls, nuts _Cow Motomg
NHS0-5111
8MW 74611, 196. low w1ntnty
mllee • .beautiful. vln 1441,
$43,tff
Cove MotorlnQ (Mii) uo.6111C
BMW 7401, 'i5. only 4511 ml,
b11utuully malntelned.
A..,.n Sliver. vln 8545. 131,915 •
Cove atotorlng
' (M9)~915
Biiw 7561~ 11M BlidC/bleck,
11:1e'1 chokt. vln llH
$25,995
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Cove Motorlna
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OEVIUE Crtlm'l'BllcK top. cra.n lealher Int Wamncy,
14K th, $21.500949-720-7435
FORD 1986 PICl<uP Fbo 1 SUPEA CAB LONG BED
WtlTEllBLUE, 45,126 Ml
118,195 115-407t
BAUER JAGUAR
714-853-4800
HONDA CIVIC EX CPE 't7 Auto. all rie other QOOdles
(083956) t13,t73 wrSUBISHI MOTORS
714-545·1100.
lsOfu ROOEO S1115 This ng has been pamperldt
looks aw11ome1 <33:~Jue1s~~~~0As·
714-545-1700
Jegulf', XJ6 VOP, 'M'tillt'lan,
VIN 8893 UJ.995 •
Cov• MolorlnQ (949) 650-Sit~
JAGUAR 1193 x.JS
SEDAN-40 $11,tff t3~261
BAUER JAGUAR 714-IU-4IOO
IKE"S CUSTOM PAINTING
Prof~ ClNll. qu111t1
v.Ol1I lnlilxt ' docil$ Ll7034S8 631-4810
AOiEAT ISBELL co,
lnte!*.luttnor, small I* QI( Oecoqwe PIWlllnO LU!MJSO
Cal 714-64&-3008 ()( page
7t 4-581>11628
krueger paintlng
ruldtntlat
faux flnlshlng
wood restoration
matthew .
548-5481
lie 740898
JAOOlM 1 IA XJ if
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IAUfft JAGUAft 714-llHIOO
JAGUAR 11A XJs
Vlndan P'-8 s.ctan 40 • lepM:rMm SC,'74ml ,.,..... 11-4081
t. BAUER JAGUAR
714-1534800
J~GUAft 1"8 XJS
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714-t53~ JloOAJi f 12
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BL.ACK, 21, 104141
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8AU£A JAGUAR 714-153-4800
JEEP cRUoklE 1Ni 2-ooor 2wd e cyt, 5 spd. ac. am1m.tas6'ntt 11111 '3400 oo
714-1169·5567
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INltier tnllllor. pwr WtlldOM,
pwr brlkll. pwr "'8nng ~ seets Cd playtt, ttmOle enuy,
1un5 gttat $8500.
949-648·9169 94HS0-2n1
L11ut 1192 SCiOO.
32k milts•, mint condition cat Ouncun a1
714-556·9649 Lexus 11194 LS4oo
White/Ivory, lul option
120933n ue.m LEXUS ISSJOH VIEJO ..... 3t4-0864
LEXUS 1094 scaoo
Gamel/Ivory, fU. option
10189811 121,tn
.-LEXUS MISSION VIEJO
IM9-3U..Q614
LEi(us tll85 GS300
BlackTM)(y, lul opllon (106143) '27,117
.LEXUS MISSION VIEJO
N•3e4-0664
CEius 19" LExus ES3oo
Full OJ'fll()n. ortf I 711 mj
11235841 s2s,tn
LEXUS MISSION VIEJO ...... ~
LEXUS 1"6 ES300
CoaCh Ed wll1e (165198) $24,817
LEXUS MJSSIOI# VIEJO .... ~ mms 1iii tS3oo
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LEXUS MISSION VIEJO .... ~
LEXUS 1iii es 300 Casllmvrlilvory ctvomes
(1846901 U24,987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO
MW.4-0644
Lexus 1tte Es 300 ~16kll'llltl
11412011 nun LEXUS MISSION VIEJO .... ,...~ ruus 11111 es3200 8lacl!. 'WOly h.t IC*
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DRAIN lSEWER -;;:,' Cl.EAHING SP£0AUST
TWEEDY PLUMBING
949·645·235
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7 • OAYVWU:I\
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76M170
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949-644·1056
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· 71"53-4IOO iiEACURY 1ii2 SAitl i door, al powtr, 82K nt OOOd stereo A JEWEU $S450
949-&44-0()t5
MlllUbflht EeilPM GiX•i5
35K mil11, loaded end
11.orgeoual (019731) 115,tA
MITSUBIM MOTORS
• 714-545-1700
" .. li1Uiillfil tcliPM GS ·ii Ont local OMier, 't9"f nql
(261656) 113,ttt
llfTSU81SHI MQfOAS 714-545-1100
iliTID6ii ..... Ol "17 local new car tradlT GfNt vlf. ue• 1026146)$86M
MITSVBISHI MOTO"S 714-545·1100
MITSUBtSli Mir191 S 'iS
5 $pd, IC c:d, net lllfleelll
Very clearl! (034322)$5171
MITSUBIStl MOTORS
714-545·1700
Mlteublalll Montero l$ 15 ·
One local owner under 43lc
mile& Nice llUCkl 1027238> 11un
MITSU81SHf llOTOAS
714-545-1100
Mlt1116'hl MOniero CS'llS:
This lady·Owned 4P WU lflided in on 1 new Montero. (016639) $1$,999 •
MITSUBISHI MOTOAS
714-545·1100
PORSCHE 1915 ~11 C~
Rtdr1an --· ml, $150() ctotr.n I assume pp $18.500
!MH73-04tt
SAT\JRN 1995 SL1 5 apeed low mt, 1 owner, AIC. am-Im
ca55 trans ex1 warr $8150
7t4-839-3t2'2
TOYOTA TACOMA 'ti
In.di, t.:e ~)
2 $8999. ~U81SHI MOTORS
714-545· 1700
TOYOTA hro CELICA GT
tl1t>;.,;.Jt auto. • cyt ~ereo. good eond 5950 obo
949"631-3852
TOYOYA 19113 CEUCA GT
S·apd, t o-. full poww, 1411 ml, tlln-<oof, perlect eond s1200.1Me.nM475
VW GETT A Gt '94
Blide. sunroot. 5 $peed ellto.
locl\S With femott. alarm. AC. 5tereo cus, PS, bfak•, 87K
freeway miles clean, gr11t
cond. 18700 949-645-3870
3000GT95
local trade. t**Y ~ (011895) ff5,tM
MITSUBISHI MOTORS
714-545·1100
8u1c1t 1117t &iii• WlfOI\ 4-03. CID llAI power. HiOk,
011omal owner mo obo
71'-$4WS72
TUTORING
SERVICES
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All Levels l1"" 949-548-5833
1·384 UPHOLST£RY I
G & G UPHOlSTtRY Since '681 CuatOfn f\lmlllft,
uptlol11ery. atto C0\1111'1, an-tkfu! (lpff. 542-4112
CUSTOM
SLIPCOVERS
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