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,, . SERVING THE NEWPORT - MESA C~UNITIES SINCE 1907 . FRIDAY; JANUARY 29, 1999 ..• ..• ,,• • • • .. .• Former Down ut not out As embly Speaktfr . C urt EU')t: Gt h squashed,• Pringle sa.td ·r·ve had rnany set Pringle is R~publican Party bdcks and the funny thing about 1t is, I don't running a Dr:i1 Piiot view that last elertion dS one.· . faithful are not hree months after losing his bid for The former Garden Grove planmng com public writing off state treasurer, former Assembly missioner's state-level political career began relations T Speaker Curt Pringle is back in in 1988 when he won a seat in the state firm a fter farmer Assembly Orange County nurturing a new public rela Assembly m an election tainted by a poll a len gthy tions business and serving as an Orange guard controversy. He lost a re-election bid career in Speaker Curt County Fair board member. in 1990 to Tom Umberg, but won a seat in a p oll tics, Pringle's political career, however, i!-. far different district in 1992. He served until ldst which , b e Pringle's political from being snuffed out. Jn fact, it might just November, when he was forced to retire says, m ay .futur e despite his be a pilot light waiting to burst into flame, because ot term limits . not be some observers say. Pringle himseU said he In 1996, he was elected speaker of the over " loss in the state doesn't view the loss in November as a major Assembly. Long-regarded Wlthin his party as blow to his career. an up and comer, Pringle exceeded expecta- quite ~el. treasurer's race "Over my poligcal life, I've jumped. for ward JUSt as many times as I've been SEE PRINGLE PAGE 7 ! . Police link A knockOut Visitor ' . tNOFX teens to break~ins • Two boys arrested on suspicion of burglary is the latest in a string of charges against group members.
G1u <. llL;;U'\1, Dolt fib NEWPORT BEACH - Two teens Wtt.h be~ to a group called NOFX are racng burglary charges m connection w1th a stnng of br dk ms at a local apartment comple.,x. Chnstopht>r Schuette, 18, of Cusln Me~d appeared dt l larbor Justice Centru on Thurs day to an~wcr to several coun~ of burglary. Police c;ay he and a 16-y ar-oJd N wport Har bor High School .student tole \'aluable from Oakwood Apartmenl!i m the 800 block of lrvme Avenue during a two-month J>enod Schuette, a Corona de! Mar High sc.hool student, has pleaded mnocent to the charges and remams m Oran~e County Jrul m lJeu of $25,000 ball. His prelurunary heanng is et for Monday. The 1uvenilc wa... detained in .the county'!> Juvenile Hall · Police arrested the two teen-. Jan 14 after SEE BURGLARY PAGE 6 Attendance at West Side events 'disappointing' · • Officials said turnout for dialogue l')('N Lf AC H I OAJtV PILOT meetings was lower than expected. Boxer Francois Botha greets studen'ts Thursday at Andersen Elementary School, where Botha and his family were guests for Star ot the Week in • Carol Jewell's third-grade classroom. Botha. who recently. fought Mike Tyson, fielded que lions on subjects from traveling. to cooking. Gm , H1 u:-.:c. nir COSTA MESA -Alt~ndancc at a s"n, of Boxer gives son's classmates a lesson in rolling with ~he punches neighborhood d1aloque" on the future of tqe West Side was lov.:er lh MlllENNIUM MOMENT 72 ••••• City manager kept Newport A quick tour <>f the weelaend Beach financially healthy 1n 1992, after 20 years of service, Robert Wynn retired a city manag ~ , of Newport Beach . The ldttho ndtive was long admin ..'<1 for his no-non sense management 5lyle and his abil ity to keep the city fma.nctally healthy. A devout Mormon who drinks rrulk with hi'I meals, he wa honored as •Newport Beach Citizen of the Year• in 1979 anct 1981. At the very end of his tenure, his• squeaky-cle.n reputation Robert Wynn was tarnished somewhat when one of his moat trusted department heads wa found to have stOleli more than St mlllion from oty c:often. Wynn now WOrks as a private consultant. . \; . . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily PilJ 2 Friday, January 29, 1999 date book ~.C H E C I I I 0 U T . -Take charge of - your career with - · _library help Corona del Mar arti~t and daughter of Gil Ferguson exhibits he~ multilayered, Italian-influenced art at Mondavi Food & Wine Center hcther you're moVUlg up, down or sideways along your }O\'tt S<.. HF.RJ R career path, you'll need an W here is no easy way to desaibe chl·cuve employment plan. For the task, Rhonda Priestley's bold, yet ethe Newport libraries offer numerous real, artwork on exhibit at Robert · 1e'>ources Mondavi Wine and Food Center • WHIR£: Robert Mondcivi Wine For both recent college grads and 0in Costa Mesa. Sunp~ ~d, the and Food Center, 1.570 Sceonic Ave., ~et1soned professionals,· the annually pieces, which are steeped m Italian cul updated • 1999 What Color Is Your Para Costa Mesa ture, are mixed media created through • WHEN: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. chu te? ~ is among the most complete a complex process that combines non Monday through Friday through silver photo prints, oils on wood and Cdteer guides in pnnt. Aimed at anyone March 15 Jookmg for a paid position, this classic acrylic on canvas. · • + PH<>t.IE: (714) 979·7662 hds msightful advice for identifying and •Tue process starts with a photo· marketing your skills, plus tips for net- graph and the rest is done with paint working, resume ing,• said Priestley, a Corona del Mar resident and daughter of former Stale She developed a passion for the Ital wnti.ng and effective Assemblyman Gil Ferguson (R-New ian culture, which influences all ber art interviewing. .port Bl?ach). "The proce ss of layering work, on her lir'St visit to Italy in 1Q78 According to images and colors gives each piece its Smee then, she hds made yearly tnps to •Reinventing Your own personality and originality which the country to shoot pictures of the sub Career,• there are can't be duplicated.• . jects that will be used m her pieces. five paths to career Also included in the exhibit are a • Whi>n my feet hit the ground m fulfillment Figure series of pieces reflectin~ the neoclas, Italy, it felt moie like home than m uny out which is right for sical era i.n Italy, done with acrylic on place I had lived,• Priestley said "For you - corporate solvent transfers and giclee prints. the hrst tune, I was able to look al "The French term giclee, meaning of cldssical art while r•- climbe r, new entre- pieces standing preneur, super con spraying of ink, is often used to two inches away." sultdnt, turnaround specialist or facilita describe these prints,• Priestley said. While refutlng her work as an arti~l. ·"It is done with four precision nozzles Priestley rontinued as a graphic design tor -L. with this career guide. Look for spraying er producing m.my awdl'd-winning oth<'r Wdys to adjust your vocation for up to a million nucroscopic cor porate logos, stationery and brochures. improved success m •Tue Path.finder,• droplets per second onto fine wt The logo she> created for the Newport lettturing more than 100 self-tests that paper. Each piece of paper ts individu ally hand-mounted and, when dis Beach Llbrary is still used today. will help you choose a new calling or played m full spectrum, the prints are And cilong the way she mamed view a JOb a per current from different lush and velvety, capturing the subtle· Kevtn Priestley, a chiropractor and for spt>chvc. nuances of the artwork.• mer Corona del Mar Chamber of Com Cover letters a.re cntical for any JOb Pnestley's exhibit, running through merce president. They have a 5-year ~E"arch . Learn how to craft one that March 15, has been getting rave old son, Max. For Ferguson, who · · - 1 could land you a r.eviews, said Cindy Tuch, director of serv clS an assemblyman frotn 1984 to high-powered pos1- the MooddVl center. 1994, tus daughter's distinctive artwork tion in "201 Wmrung "Her artwork is so refreshing and bnngs a se.nse of pride along with some ... <;,9ver Letters for unique it literally makes you want to concerns . . $,\.00,000+ Jobs." visit Italy,• she said ·we normally •Her art doe~ represent a little dun Prepare another . have artists who paint dlfferent types MAAC MAATlN I OAl\.Y PllOT ger to her because she uses some high I- nsk chemicals," he said. ~sut I am I e&senllal marketing of mixed mecha but none, i.n probably Rhonda Priestly traveled to Italy ln 1978. "When my feet hit the ground I two years, who have a photography very proud of her. Her art is totally dd ; tool with help from (there), It felt more like home than ln any place I had lived." she said. ' "100 Winnmg type of work like Rhonda's.• ferent than anything I saw her doing in · Resumes for Priestley said she dl.scovered a bent course, are totally opposites." Irvine, a then full-colored magazine the early 1980s. She is probably a pre art After graduating with a bachelor's owned by The Irvine Co. That maga cursor amon g artists because she may $100,000 Jobs, H " 17 S for as a small child. zine, along with an Irvine newspaper, be one of the first high-tech tlrti.sts High Impact •t always loved to draw and was degree from USC's School of Arch.itf'C, ture and Fine Arts in 1975, Prie.stley was founded by her father, who was the combining so many different forms of Resumes• and constantly looking at colors, lights and shadows," she said •Later, I was drawn spent the next few years honing her company's vice president of advertising various chemicals with acrylic and "MPnu of Resumes • lo abstracts and also claSSJcs which, of graphic design skills at New Worlds of and public relations for five years. paint.,, • If your goal is a posit.Jon m the South land, look for contact information for . hundreds of major employers in Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego coun _... ties in "How to Get a Job in Southern Qelilonua." Identify 500 additional lead- employers across the United States m: •Tue Job Vdult. • a reference fea He's not all tapped out mzmg deldi.b a.bout salaries, dress ) es. work hours and job satisfaction Newport Beach dancer tapped hiS way to the stage, screen and tv; now the 77-year-old is special guest at OCC ch company listed. There are Sunday bOoming. There weren't enough help wanted ads !Wtfill dancen to go around.• RHAPSODY IN TAPS Bytbe time he moved with his w 1tP. trom 65 aties in he dance company RhaplQdy in •Help Wanted USA," to NeWport Beach in 1959, Tumbull Taps, perfonnmg at 8 p.m. Satur was wrapping up a six-year run in the on microfiche at the + WHERE: OCC's T day in OCC's Robert B. Moore Robert B. Moore stage m\Wcal "The Wayward Way.• central library. Also Theatre, welcomes as its special guest He descnbes his tap style •1egomo· available are major Theatre tap dancing legend and local relident + WHEN: 8 p.m. ma• u "crazy leg " and "rubber leg" newspapers with Glenn 1\unbull. Saturday dancing. ll involvt..-s many twists end Sunday classifieds, Throughout his 50-year career, + HOWMUCH: turns and requires very loose limbs. plus periodicals with Turnbull has tapped his way onto $24 in advance, $27 11Tiu!re used to be a lot of legoma extensive job listings, stage, television and film. To this day, at the door nla dai)cers m Vdudeville," he said. _ including California the sprightly 17-year-old tsn't about to +. PHONE: (888) "Nobody does 1t anymore.• - Job Journal and Fed- hang up bis soft shoes. 622-537,6 Although still tall and rail thin, ;;i Job Digest. . •1t's my favorite sport,• he Rtid. 1\unbull no longer moves with same r those travel.mg the difficult road As a young man in the '30., Tum· quickness and grace. employment, there's ·career bull fell ln love with the art of tap ·1 don't swing my legs around like I cc-Back," with useful tidbits on watching musicals, \Jaed to,• be said. mizmg an online job hunt, net- *The first time I saw F ed i\ltalre, I But he does have a~ ctuum -•,·ng on the Web and producing lax said, 'H~. thJi cat ls good,·" be that wins over an audience with laughs ly letters and resumes recalled. and Cheers when he hUDI mto Mr. SOft ~r anyone dealing with sudden At the age of 10, he started studying Tap dancer Glenn Shoe. On Saturday, he will dance to th~ I• r change, "Fired With Enthusiasm" dance at what he said was then con· Turnbull, whose I amttnes a game plan for a qwck career sidered "the biggest dance school in career spam 50 tunes of "Making Whoopee" ancl the I classic •Ten tor Two.• I back and adVIce for overcoilllfl9 L.A.: Fan!hon Marco. years and lncludes • auma of losmg a JOb. The studio put on a "kiddie show• He keeps bu.'iy by teaching dance • • at the Paramount Theater in down stints on tv, stage part time. ::;mauy, whether you're entering the and the big .creen, I arkel for the first time or want to town L.A. •Life 15 better when you are active • will be the spedal al something that you really love to ~m competitive m your current "That was my first taste of show l biz,• he said. •That's when I got guest with Rhap 'do," be s~ud. - a Job with a future is a practical Thero arc two requirements lo tap ssHy Look for 1t with help from hooked." sody m Taps at I: danctnq well. You need rhythm and Best Jobs for the 21st Century," a His big break cam~ when he was · OCC on Saturday. •I chosen to be o dancer on the 11 Red the ability to conccntrdtc, he said I volume that rates more than 340 KIM HAGGERTY ZVllUS I Anyone trying to make a living by t in the fastest-growing industries · Skelton Show," a weekly CBS musical OAltYAlOr J variety program pol>ular during the tap dancm~ today will have to ~w ttl e 5 'ists the be<;t Jobs in 16 specialized for •s1un p1<."kmgs, • he said. But thdt's • t groups " '50s. i !I He perfonned in ct number of films beside the point. 4 •Dance for the sheer enjoyment;:.>f --CK- n OUT is written by the staff of the including "She's Worklng Her Way Mayo and Ronald Rc onluscd about lmpeach late one Q.lght, but most of the •Mr. President, I know this is cranky and spends mo~t of his it. And that, more or les . ts h w ment? Don't be. It's not COMMENTS & paid staff ar.e on leave, so the cra~y. but I Wd ju t thinking, hy time bcraung the spcoal pro c a constitutional crislS came to C your fault. The problem .is, Secret Service asks an intern any chance, do you hapwn to cutoi tor bemg a bad man That pass. So where do we go from. • you're not a trained politician. CURIOSITIES named Monica to go get it. maybe posi.ibly sort of know e1 bringi. us to the televised h(•ar• here? . • • 4t me help you. Months go by. Monica's best · young woman numed Momc:a mgs of the House Judicinry Com Complicated, very complic-.at _. First, let's quickly revtew how fnend is a woman with big hair Lewinsky?• One sunple, httle rruttee and Henry I lyde, who has ed. As you've een, the Senate ~ got. to this pomt. It's really named Lmda who tapes hours qur.stion dnd the f>llpperoni pizza a very :.trangc walk, and Maxrne Lak~ iLc; rol ' very seriously and • , qbite Slmple. Bill and Hillary lost and hours ol private conversa becomes a mushroom cloud. WatPrs, who shrie k~ constantly th11 senators make d lot ot snotty. some money on a land deal in tions with Monica and then does Eventually, the Tnpp tapes hit about a "Republican coup d't> c 01nments abbut how partisan. : Afkansas, which made some whaJ any good friend would do, the street dnd everyone knows tdt. H the procP~s wets m the Hou~e, ': people suspicious, so they which is pitch them to a New much, much more thctn they Then something rnally odd which would nevN, ever hap~ appoint~d a special prosecutor York publisher and, when that want to know: The 1dent happens. After days and dayi; of in the Sc·ndte because it's the wtth a vo1ce like Mr. Peepers doesn't work, she takes them to wags his firtge1 at us dnd says he testimony and real mteresllng quiet, deliberative body where • wtio convicted Jim McDougal of the Spcclal prosecutor who says, didn't, dnd the hrst lady goes on ~pee<:hes, everyone who votes for thqughth.il d1scour:.e and colle c;omethmg, but he died OK so "Thdnk you, Jesus.• the "Today" ~how and says ot ' a recommendation to the full g1altty rule the day So here we fax? Constitutional law is hard, peter Monica goe. to a bogus meet course he didn't, and 1l'i> au a House to tmpcdcb b a Repubb· are holdmg our -lJreath and sit- but you can do this. Stick wjth ing in a Washington hotel where · vast right-wing conspira~ can, and everyone who vote ting on the edge of our seats, me. It'll start to go fast now. buff a she thinks two guys 1n dark sUits except. "hoo boy. is she mad. aga.mst it is a Democrat Is thut a des~rdtc to know how it'll tum • ... ~aula Jones was a $ecretary are trying to hit on her until they when the lat? c:alls and sdys Mon · comcidence or what? The full out, whkh 1 of course unposS'lble far the state of Arkansas when harassment, but au the presi take out badges that say FBI and ica's drec;:. is ready Still \vith me? House votes lo unpeach, the Sen o know, except that 1t dehrute.ly BW was the governor, but he dent's men say, "Whadda you Monica says she thinks she's Tdke a sip of coffop I !ere we go. ate convenes its tnal over won't be a straight. party-line doesn't remember her being at a nuts, you can't sue the president, going to be sick. Aug. 17 is d very busy day lor whether to remove, all under the vote because goodnes:., what are hetel where he was giving a go home,• except Paula eventu The special prosecutor and the president because he has to watchJul eye of the chief Justice the chanc~ ot thdt hap~rung speech, after which Paula said a ally gets to the Supreme Court Paula Jones' lawyers would nev answer questions from ti grdnd of the United States, who wears agam7 Probably one in, I don't state trooper told her the gover and the justices say OK er exchange information because 1ury all afternoon and then tell gold chevrons on the sleeve:. of know, bilhons dlld billions nor wanted to say hi. Years go But long before that, Newt that just isn't done, but, in the the country that night that he's his robe because h~ saw u I gotta go by. Bill is president, but Paula Gingrich dea.des to shut down middle of depos~ the president, really sorry except nobody's sure Gilbert and Sullivan operetta says he's not a very nice man and· the government for a few weeks one of Paula's lawyers does his exactly what he':. sorry for and, to with a judge who wore ti robe • PETE9' BUFFA's column appears on sues lum for a certain kind of and the president wants a p12za best Columbo imitation and says, make mdtters worse, he gP.ts reol wtth gold chevrons and he hked Friday E·ma1I him at Ptr84CAOL.com , ~ewport council to set goals FYI 1 Big fund-ra.iser planned· The goal-setting confer ence is from 8 a.m. to 2 :- for Library Foundcltion p m Saturday in Garden at public session·saturday f'tfort ttus year to raise money, Room 1 of the Hyatt s<11d Margr Johnston, event plan • Members will discuss what course to take. haven't been changed since the Newporter. 1107 Jam Do'~~ nmq chdlrwoman The conference will start with 1970s and '80s, includmg the boree Road. The public 1s COSTA MESA - Tirn Cosld rounddllon members also are citywide issues as well as John Shannon, the consultant approach, the time line, and the welcome to observe. Mesa LllJraI) Foundiihon\ hrsl working on a senes of reddings outline what they'd like hired to find the city's new top money and staff time that would ma1or fundJra1ser will be held and conversations ...,,th duthors to administrator, giving an overview l>e needed. Feb. B at the Soupla.ntabon ih the help raise money. he said. to do in their districts. of the city council-city mand!-JC!r • Newport Coast annexation - members abo w1U con-.1der givmg Mesa Verde Center. · we're hopmp we'll get a lot of JIJlilFLR RA<.LA.\O form of govenunent and outlirung The 1Ssue has been on hold since direct funding to the Auport The fund-raiser is part of an ~'l1ppCJ rt from the public and it'll the conference objectives. S ,>tcmber, when residents said Working Group spec1hcdlly for effort to raise money to build a work out and be popular," John lktf Pb Shannon will also provide dn ti c· ''ould consider forming a extending the John Wdyne Air state-of-the-art, pnvately funded ston said . NEWPORT BEACH - From El update on the city mandgcr 1ty. Coun<;il members will look at port settlement agreement. • librdJ)' for the city. Conceptual The fund-raiser will be held Toro to Newport Coast to tide search, O'Neil said. a van. f issues and options. The last two hours of tne pro planrung shows that the bS,000- from 5 to 8 p.m . at Souplantation, lapds, the oty's new leaders have Five citywide issues dre up tor • Intl 1~1c t ure - The, city's gram will consist of council mem~ square-foot hbrary could cost $15 which has agreed to donate 20%"' no shortage of issues to deal with discussion. They are: aging roau •i'dings, piers and bers laying out the goals m their million to $20 rritllion to bUlld. ol proceeds from the dinners of this year • Newport Beach tidelands - utility sy-.tPm' 11 be examined mdiVldual district:. . .Just a few of The Costa l\tcsa Library Foun anyone who bnngs m a library They are planrung to tackle a A comprehensive review of how and dn u• :..ite giveu or each pro- • the many issut>s mclud~ BalbOd dation WdS born out of a city com foundation flier. Johnston said. few of them this weekend at the the city's harboi: and shoreline drc grdm th roughout the city. Village, pldtmg uttlity Imes mittee ldst year Fonner l\1t1yor filers are av111loble al the Cos City Council's annual goal-setting managed could result in fee • Au port issues - The c:ounctl underground, retrofit of the Bal Sandy Gerus is president. ta Me.._-;a St•nior Center. 695 W. conference. The public is invited changes and stepped-up enforce· mt1y decide to JOt.n the Ordngc boa Island Bndgc cmd Little Coro The foundation's main goal 19th St., and at ioundation secre to observe. ment for both residents and busi C'ounty Atiport AJl.Jd.Dce, a brodd na tide pools. this yedr 1s to huve a commumty tar)r Joan Murphine's office at 333 M~yor Dennis O'Neil said the nesses. • bttscd group of airport supporters. Alter th<• meeting. the cou!},fil surve}· dnd needs dssessment E. 17th· St Suite. 7C. For more SE:ssion will enable councll mem • General Plan updc1te - The A comm1llt>e mdy be established will go into closed w-.sion to mler· pertonned. mJom1atJon on the fund·raiser or bers to hear in-depth updates on council will look at updating to recommend the amount, tenns view candiddte.... for the city man The tund-ra1ser 1s the l>eym how to donate to the foundation , issues and voice their opinions on aspects of the plan, most of which and timmg of grdnts Council r1ger's pos1Lion. rung of what will be a stepped-up call Johnston at (714) 545-6597 ' FRIDAY, .JANUARY 29 AND SATURDAY, JAN_UARY 30 ...... SUPER SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE CENTER! A FINE AFFAIR ANTHONY'S SHOE REPAIR B'. MAGNESS FASHION THI! BASKET CASE BASKIN ROBBINS BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO CATHAY NEWPORT RESTAURANT CHAMPAGNE'• MARKET 6 DELI CHEVRON USA COUTURE NEW YORK GRAFfl'IEO COfl'F'IEll!: LAB IE LS MAG'S DoNUTS 6 BAKERY -· -- MASTER TAILORING MARCO ftOLO ftASTA HOUSIE UP TO 60% OFF! 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He has called e Coastal Sumnut for mayors and interested aty council members from coa.stal oti~ from Seal Beach to ~Clement~ which will take place starting al.8 a .m . at the Dana Po1!1t Youth and Group Facility. · While many efforts are under way to protect the coast, Wilson said he has found they stiffer from Jack of fundjng, public understanding and a cohesive force to tie them all together. · The sumnut i!; designed to be a strategic planmng workshop to address issue:. of beach erosion, water quality, public access, dred~g Md rocky intertidal zones. Newport Beach Mayor Dennis O'Neil said a member of the city staff and hopefully a council member. , will attend. . Upper Newport Bay dredging project proceeds The dredging contractor for the Upper Newport Bay bas _ re~ovea • 106,000 cubic yards of sedJrnent dwing the last month, w~ch is. the highest amount of muck removed m one month smce the project start· ed a year ago. About 600,000 cubic yards - about 75% of the total - have been taken out so far, according to the city manager's weekly newsletter. The project's completion date is set for April, dependent on weather Meanwhile, the county's Ecological Reserve Interpretive Center 1' ~bout 35% completed (Uld scheduled to be done in aud-October, and rµie Shenff's Department Harbor Patrol building should be finished b} the end of October. I . '4Friendship statue will move to Central Library ~" • Plans are under way to relocate the •trtendstup" sculpture behind ' Newport Beach City l Iall that was given to the city in 1984 by Okaza- ki, one of its sister cities. DON HACH I DAJlV P!lOl Tue statue, which commc;morates the spint of friendship between Children's book author Karen Winnick answers questions from Harbor View ElemenlaJ'y School students about her book, "Mister the two cities, will be moved to the Central Library in a partnership Lincoln '~ Whi ~kers." The Newport-Mesa district invttP.d several author~ to area schools.Thursday in observance of Authors Week. between the Newport Beach Sister Cities Association, the librazy board and the Arts Comrruss1on. The association has long hoped to place the sculpture, called ~ Nakayoshi/ in a more·visible Jocatiofl with better public viewing . opportunities. AS part of the celc brntion of the 50th aruuversaf)! of th~ Cultivating a new crop of writers sister city relationship m Aug us t. the assoc1abon plans to reinstall ana rededicate the sculpture. • Children's authors VlSit in observdnce of Authors Wef!k ! laving seen a picture of Lin to complr~te d hook ,• she told the Fourth quarter·sales tax revenue up 4.4% : Edch school was v1s1tod b) a chil coln before he became president, student . w It isn't thdl I don't do f\lewport-Mesa schools to, dren's 'author a:. part of the read Grace thought his long face anytti.•• _:: nl c. 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DNo expensive instal~ CWN ll1l.,Jlbll1111 ...... ,, ~,,...... • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot "1 Frtday1 January 20, 1999 5 PUPPY LOVE · OBITUARIES ...,, was aedHed John Moquin urut. John Moquin, a fonncr lieutenant for thP 'Co!.10 Fncnd y Mr. Moquin loved nding his Go Mesa Police Department who fellow officers said \\'lnp motorcycle m lu spare time, taking van,,....,,.__. led by eJtample, died Satuida~· m Northern Cfili. ,:rood tnp to different parts of the state. fomia from d heart dttac~ . He was 62. · "He QbVJouSly knew how to mle his bJke, • K Mr. Moqum was with the police force for 2b' said. ·one time we were ncling at night and he. years before relinng m 1989, • o-.:cr a plccl'! of luggaye'th~t had fuUen off ave 1\vo years later .he became the d • He. didn't even lose ht.s balance." chief of police in Parlier, a small It was Mr. t-v~oqtun's ability to .shape and m town near Fresno futun• ofhcers that is remembered· most by tiiS Funeral services arc set for peers, He tciUght al the polite academy at Golden today in nearby Selma. Several West CollPQP. dunng the 1970s. Costa Me. a officers will attend. •If you were rloing something wrong, he would "He helped tum Costa M~sa lPt you know,~ saia Sgt. Ddve Wa.lker. "lf you we.1!8 into a safe place to live.~ Lt, dmog goOd, ho would do the St me. He didn't hOla.- AJaq Kent said. "A lot of peoplr. any punc:h~ back. He wanted to niake you the looked up to him. He was a hPst possihl~ police ofhrer. I tidmire him for that~ great guy.• Walker remembers the .ume when academy • Mr. Moquin was born May mP'.mbers pamh~ tht•u bullets green in honor of Sl 20, 1936, in San Frnnt'lsco. H~ Patnc:k'.s Day TI1c young recn.uts thought they haa received a master's degree from USC and serw."' accomphsh- He lS SUf\1Ved by three chtldren, Ken Moquin of ments," said hls son, Jolm Moqwn Jr. of Co.std Sun City, John Moquin Jr of Costd Mesa and Pat· Mesa, "He has bl'cn an example of honesty, ty Moquin-Kooglc·r ol l\.1is<.oun ~ a sister, Carol integrity, commitment d.nd loyalty to family, lnends Moquin-Peck of M1s actlVe in the Newport Hdrbor rn&n} d\\ards. J Yacht Club, racing sailboat!. m Mend is sun~ved b} d tluughter, Melinda l\.1ead: different classes and frequently a daughter, Frances Mead-l\.te.-;c,1nger; d <>on·m- winning these races. la\\, Rod Messinger; thrt~e grnndchildren; and sue Mrs. Mead worked closely grnat· urandr.h1ldren, with Jack Wrather in the pro· A memonal crv1ct> will be held at noon Feb. 6 motion and development of the at St. Jilmes Ept:.copul Church m Newport Beach, Balboa Bay C'lub She was where her daughter, Melinda, hets beeri a member granted a htetime membership ol the choir for more than 45 year:.. A celebration .in the club (or her service. I ol her lite will ue held 1mmed1ately followmg at the Mrs. Mead WCIS ulso a founding nwmber of Lhe home Mildred shared with her daughter, France.-;, Mtl"WUE VEE I DAllY PILOT Center Club in Costa Mesct. , dJld' enjoyed her mem· 1and hm son·in·law, Rod. The lamlly requests casu Hiroko Baba, left, and Mdsayo Fukamachi, both on vacation from Japan, stop to take a photo bership m Honolulu's Canoe Club whenever she al (lthre, and m beu of llowers, contributions to the of puppies outside of Russo's Pets at Fashion Island this week. visited Hawaii. Orange County Alzheimer's Associdbon. She was actively involved in t_!lc develop1mmt of For more mfonncsllon, c-dll 19491 759-1390. SERVING THE LIDO PENINSULA SINCE 1961 WHY SHOP ANYWHERE ELSE SAVE UP TO 40% OFF For Prescriptions Remember Insurance Co,Pays are alwav"' the same regardless of where the prc~cription b · ON FLOOR MODELS filled. Why put up with the hassle. \Ve fill most pre criptions in 15 minute!\ or le!\s and offer FREE Delivery* *Limited area, see store for details. E DEALT PM ENT Transferring your prescriptions to Via Lido Drugs is easy. Call, or · bring in your prescription bottle from Rite Aid, Thrifty, Payless, Longs, or SAV-ON ... Our pharmacists George Kridner, Bill Mansour, Linda. De brow will do the rest! ...... )800 lV~rt Bhd • <'Al9fa Jlema, (M9) 118-4874 rr,- I 'I jy6 • Storti ]fours: Mon.-l''rl. 10:00 a.m. • 8:00 p.m. Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. ~. 11.-00 a.m.- 6:00 p.M. well-represented at this point. We in S pteml>er and peopl ' on the quanht)' . . we mdda UH tor m the •village• 11tmosph~rc of the WEST SIDE need a lltUe more mvolvement Latino Buslne :, Counc-Jl's mtnhng quality," Robinson said. West Sido. FYI from all segments of the commu Ust, Robmson aid. Some of the i~su residents Planner.; and co~ul tan ~ will CONTINUED FROM 1 ruty. l'm concerned that the Latino ·we weren't abl to get s can expect to ee at the l>lanrung wade through the ideas and , commuruty doesn't even know wide ~ di<;tnbuUon as we had Fau mdude the 1dea of putting issues that came out or the d1a· The West Side Planning ~lful:un:.on , a pnndpal pl nner for about lt. They haven't been get· hoped,• Robinson sa1d. utility lines underground, bring logues by dividmg them mto cat Fair will be held from 10 the city. • 1 trunk 1l was the short tin~ the notices.· FoUow-up meetings rrught be ing a large upermarket to West egories of . •mo t disagreement• ~m . to, pm. saturday, notice we had." Mary Fewel, who was host of held, depending on the turnout Side Costa Me a and creating a and •teast disagreement" and Feb. 6 at Rea Elementary ·• Bill Tu.rp1t, one of the facilita one of the meetings, also said a for the Saturday workshop, which· police ubstation. • present them at the fau. Breakout School, 661 Hamilton St. tors and hosts of the dialogues better job needed to be done in is expected to draw 100 to 150 Residents were split on how groupS will also be formed at the WritteP comments may cuid a Latino Business Council getting the word out to neighbor people, Robinson said. and if the West Side should be fair to discuss specific topi0> and be seot to Mike RObinson,' hood residents. Only three people The' citizens who did attend 1nade mto a destination spot. to begin the p,roblem-solvmg member, aid ovetall the meeting Planning De1>artment, city he conducted was productive. attended her meeting. the dialogues came up wUh ideas Some r 1dents aid they wanted process. of ' •My concern is l think we need About 500 n ewsletters and and concemi. that will ~ used as to see the West Side turned into a Two more workshops are Costa Mesa. RO. Box ' ~ to do more to get residents of the fliers were sent out to people, sounding boards at the planning themed commercial zone with planned, one in the late spnng 1200 or 77 Fair Drive, Cos ,l.dtmo/Hispan.ic community out,• including those who attended fair. big-name businesses and restau and the other when the final draft ta Mesa 92628·1200. 1),up1t said. "I don't think they're West Side sr.akeholder interviews "I think what we lacked in rants. Others favored preserving and recommendntloflS are made. ' ' ~· AROUND TOWll flaShlight. Another member was f BURGLARY convicted last year of detonating • Send AROUHD TOWN itetm to the State Park, 8471 E. Coast High a handmade bomb at Estancia is free. The group is a confidential CONTINUED FROM 1 · High School in May. He is servipg t>ally Pilot, Around Town, 330 w. Bay St.. way, Newport Be~ch Back-coun meeting place for women who j Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) try hikes will meet at El Moro V'is have ex.penenced abuse m adult a one-year tenn 646-4170; or call (949) 642·5680, ext. 1 they received an anonymous tip. Police say the group's •core" itor Center. Parking is $5. For relationships and desire a place of 228 A complete listing of Around Town j On five different occasions members are serving their jail c.an be found at dellypUot.com more mfonnation, call (949) 497 • safety. For more information, call 7647 . ! between November and January, sentences now, and authoritie> (949) 644-1341 or (949) 651-4487. i property - including jewelry, a said they don't believe remaining l television, two cellular phones members ,pose a serious threat. TODAY The Newport Beach Christian j and a semiautomatic handgun - MONDAY The group has its strongest pres . Women's Club luncheon will be was .stolen from the Newport ence on the Newport Harbor The Costa Mesa Chapter of Busl- presented at 11:30 a.m. at the Bal Beach apartment complex. There d Get~ur Free Income laX preparation and campus. are only handful , ness Network International will boa Bay Club. 1221 W. Coast Authorities say the crimes of members still around, but meet from 7 to 8:30 a .m. at Mimi's assistance will be offered through Highway, Newport Beach A occwred during school hours and police said their fnends are hometown neM• Resta urant, 1835 Newport Blvd., the Tax-Aide program from 9 a .m fashion show btled Fashions to were probably committed when to 1 p.m. daily through April 15 at beginning to cause some prob Costa Mesa . For more infonna Have and to Hold will be the fea the juvenile suspects had a free and sports. OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar lems, too bon. call (949) 851 -2200. tured event Admission is $21 For period "I think the numbers are pret· guerite Ave., Corona del Mar reservations, cdll (949) 760-9616 "Some of the burglanes hap Appointinents are available. For ty static," McDermott said. Tht\ walking club of Newport or (949) 760-0828. pened in the early morning and u'these guys aren't going out i;nd Bf'dCh \"lill meet at Hospital Road more information, call (949) 644· early aft~moon. • Sgt Mike recruiting new membe~ as far as nnd Supenor Avenue at 9 a.m. 3244. Daily Pilot 1 McDermott said •rt looks· like we lmow." and 7 p m. Lose the pounds and WEDNESDAY these gu~s would go steal some An exhibit o( acryUcs tilled "Col· hdve fun. For more information, goods when they bad some time or U\ Action• will be on display Cdll (949) 650-1332. Laguna Beach Panhellenlc Asso on their hands." through Feb. 28 at the Newport ciation members will meet at : Police believe the gun was Beach Central Library, 1000 Avo 10:30 a.m: at a residence in C'oro- t ~ cado Ave. For more information, sold by one of the suspects, and SATURDAY na del Mar. Interior designer Pat j they are trying to trace the call (949) 717-3801. Sullivan will present How to i weapon, · wbJch may be out of A back-country hike will take Achieve Your Special Style. j state. Beginning today, a freedom from place at q a.m. at Crystal Cove Members of national Greek letter : The arresti of the boys is the .smoking class will be presented . <;tdte Park, 8471 E. Coast High· social sorontJes are welcome. For ! latest chapter m the NOFX scrap UNIQUE WINE every Monday and Thursday way, Newport Beach. Back-coun more information, call 494-4715 book. The qroup, whlch derives ROOMS try tukes will meet at El Moro Vis- throughout February from 7 to 9 or 494-5355 its name ,a popular punk p.m. m the Pulmonary Confer from • 1k>r Center. ParkJ.ng is $5. For rock band, hasn't been classified more mlormation, call (949) 497· ence Room at Hoag Hospital, 1 A free program focusing on feng CATERING Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. as a gang, although some mem . 7647. shui, the age-old art of balancing bers have been arrested for vari AVAILABLE • Admission is $75, however, this life through environrnentaJ place: ous offenses. may be reimbursed by your PRIVATE PARTY . A Ude pool walk w1ll take place ment, will be presented at noon at Last week, two members were • at 2 p.m dt Crystal Cove State health insurance. Reservations the Newport Beiich Ct"ntral ROOMS are required For more informa sentenced to 13 years in the Pdrk, .847 1 E. Coast Highway, Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave For state's youth detention facility for tion, call (949) 722-6237. Newport Beach. Partia pants will more infonnatipn. Cdll (949) 717- assaulting a Newport Shores res 1 meet at Los 1Tancos parking lot. 3801 . ident with a baseball bat and • Pct.rlung tS $5. For more informa ' tion. call (949) 497-7647 TUESDAY 1-· The Love Without Honor abuse SUNDAY support group for women will ruee\ at 10 a .m. at St. Mark Pres back-country hike will take byterian Church, 2100 Mar Vista END~ MONTH SIU lace at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove Ave., Newport Beach. Adrrus~ion so·.75% OFF ~WE'VE RAIBEI TBE BEST CLOSETS I~ OaA~GE COlNTl'I~ l QUALITY CONSIGNMENT :.. I FREE REPORT reveals what the insurance APPAREL .. mpanies don•t want you to know. • Was your car injured? You may be tool! .... tt may be weeks, months or even yearp before ypu • experience pain, stiffness, headaches, even arthfltis! · .. Don't settle your case until you read our free report . "' :~69 · t;, l 7 '~ SI. Co,.to M ...,a ( Ac- ro-.-. from lt11l11h 11) ~l . t' I 1-6. 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Tol«:dano said that if tions. Curt Pringle NMfte: Curt Pringl mento to do good and he dtd that happens, it won't be unwar admlrabl) Wltil he •ducked lb • •Ten yerus ago, probably no good,• Fuento 4ia1d . "There ttre Former Assembly Speake< ranted .• Age: 39 one would have predicted that wrong \\ay· 11d took kn~t many politioans who go to Sacra· •Th dre things that were ••ldence: Anaheim Curt Pringle would become e pµndl m the flfUi round mento to do go<>d and they "tay done for politlcal gain, and I don't Oec11plltion: Pubi le rela· speaker of the A. embly, but he resume.· · were ~ou SC(lredr on • fu· there domg well for them.selves: mqan thctt in a totally negdlive tJom consultant did ," said · Senate Republican . In addition to serving as speak d ·nt ask :d That was not t.he agenda of Curt s£>ns~/ Totedcsno aid. ·u that Fllmlty st.ta.ls: Married · • 1wa n't cared, but I was ttt!r· Leader Roi.s Johnson. Pringle that's why you er of the state Assembly, Pnngle 's and see rc:.umo includes Republican hlows up iii. your f.ac-e, U1at doesn't to wife Alexis for 14 vous," hP. said •You Imo the But former Orange County hiril, I'm sure, back here in this leader and chairs of both the me'1n we forget about 1t. • years; two children, Kati • way you get butterfbes in i?~ur Democrall<' Party Chauman Jim community with his family." Toled1mo said those incidents Toledano described Pringle as the Appropriations and Rules com 9, and Kyle, 12. stomach Jf } ou 90 u1 aJrwu. Even Toledano said he is not might not have been world-class nngleader behind a faction that mittees. Pol~ICwMr: you're gomg to lose before yvu ready to write Pringle off. scandclls, but thl!y were indica ousted former Republictm Speak The highlight of his career, 1,_,1984 - Three even strut• • "I would be extraordimmly tions of an unfortunate tendency And ~ven Utough he lost, he ers Doris Allen and Bncm Setenci reluctaid to suggest this is the end Pringle said, was negotiating a unsuccessful runs for Gar· ch in 1995. landmark $1 billion tax cut for of too many pohtkwns who. aid hi: hopes to fight TYson of Curt,• Toledano.said. believe lhc end JUstifies the, den Grove City Council again Assemblywoman Manlyn California's families and busi ·1916-1988-Garden But Toledano also said' he does means, • • 1 how(Jd U:ie whole v. or]() ~rewer, however. said Allen and not know whether there is any n e~sP.s. Grove ffannin9 Commis TI1al's something that draws . Most dgrne that Pnngle'i. loss hllw to b 0 at T~on ~ • he said. "J Setencich. both Republicans, place for Pringlf. to go. Forced to last November was mev1tablc sion were put m power by former pratse from both Johnson and dlway rud 'Tyson's not that· retire by term limits, Pnngle 1s no con~idurmg the tide agamst 1981 - Elected to the Speaker Willie Brown and t.he Brewer. good ' It's all promotions • ., • longer eligible for the Assembly. Republicani.nationwjde state Assembly Hi dPfeat. he said, 'was due:iu J2emocratic Party. Sharon Buffa, a political con "We will not ever 'see that • •Pnngle was the first Republi again," Brewer said. · "l thmk w~ loi.t thdt seat from 1990- Lost ab d for re his overconhden e once he got m sultant and longtime fnend of the top down,• Buffa said. •it just the nng with Tyson - can m a generation to be elected Pringle'~ resume is also not election to the state Pnngle, said the 39-year-old is far had a trickle-down effect on •He o ·hort, could just k p spedker of the Assembly by his from maxing out. without its smudges. Assembly In 1988, his campaign team Republicans runmng for 1992 - Returned to the him awav With one hand,· 'lie .fellow Republicans,• Johnson "Absolutely, there's room m stateWlde ofhce." added. 'and the county Republican Party Assembly said ·Maybe 1t was too easy. It the future," said Buffa, the wife of Pringle's reputatJ~m as a con-. was ea ier than a workout in he For now, Pringle said he ~ :;tahoned. uniformed security former Costa Mesa Mayor Peter sensu builder and his relatively 1994 - R~lected to the gym . ~ , concentrate his efforts on building Buffa. •He could come back two guards at 20 polling places m Assembly - Santa Ana, cla.inung they were young age - once cons1dered a His perlormance m the .ung his business and contnbub.ng at a years down the rood and run for a nC(?ded to dissuade illegal unnu weakness - will help him get 1996 - Re-elected to the agam~t Tyson. he srud, has giv n county level. Observers on both state Senate seat or statewide grants from voting. back into the political arena if he Assembly; elected speak· . . hun the tame to propel hi car~pr sides of the political fence, how office.• ever chooses to do so, supporters er of the Assembly ever, Sdld Pringle's return to "Yeah, they made nustakes," ~ forwctrcl He hopes to one dcty~tn Pnngle will also mamtam seats Sclld. 1998 - lost a bid for : th•• world heavyweight ch<4nlpt· Orange County lS merely a hiatus Pnngle said of his aides: "They on the Republican C'entral Com "The fact that he lost one onsh1p ,,,, m a still potentially vital career in blew it. Maybe I blew it for not state treasurer mittee of Ordnge County dnd on statewide election doesn't mean ~Go ci tells you if you have a poliltcs. the California Republican Party knowing exactly what they were doing. I was concentrating on that he cd.D't be elected in the While in the 'Assembly, tn11•nt vou hiwe to -....ork w1l}µ~ , · Besides, it would be inade Central Committee. His ndme hi future,· Johnson c;aicl. he said · ···:. quate to Vlew Pnngle's appoint c:ommunicdting one-on-one with Pringle also served a~ the one that is sure to come up any the voters." Even wtlhout an elected otHce, Je-.... ell, who seemed to ,).>e ment to the fair board els any indi- time the races for congressional or Republican Leader, chair· ln 1995, one of Pringle's aides Pnngle suid he plans to use the enjoytng th•• pr sent,~tion dl!;'£lQ 1. cation of a central thematic transi man of the Appropria· state Senate districts a1e dis skills and connecuons he devel with her ~tudents , wop a blatk tion from the role of a legislative cussed, Fuentes said. helped ~ollect signatures for Democratic candidate Ldurie oped in .Sacramento to make his t ions Committee, chair· l)•son/Botha T-:.h1rt. · eader, said Orange County ~"Likewise, leadership on the Campbell for state Assembly She public r~Jat1ons business grow. man of the Rules Com· "We c1Juldn't get ~11ouyh of ·~epublican Part) Chamnan T6m [county) Board of Supervisors 1s mittee and vice chairman the shirts for rtll the '1udcnt:;, • Fuentes. was believed to be a decoy tp "You don't havt:> to be in elect always an tSSue in this communi ed oflice to be active and mvolv"l!d of the Budget Commit she Slild. "'But l knew someone • •No one should demean the ty,• Fuentes said. "So there dre dilute votes. • After last November's elec and 1m1ke your voice heard," he tee. who wa' uomg to thP bght, a.no I lue of those appointments," lots of opportunities. If Curt tions, Pringle':. consultants also ~aid . told them to at least get me Qit,e. • ·uentcs said. •However, I th.ink Pringle dectded at any Wne he t's also a poor presumption to wanted any office m Orangf? apologized for making false accu sations agamst opponent Phil uggest that Curt is going from County, he would be a very fomu .,the ofhce of speaker to the fdl! dable candidate.• Angelide!> . )>oard. No, that's not the case at If his political career ended '1tll. Curt is making a trans1tion today, Pringle said he would be ram government leadership into satisfied. u:.iness leadership." 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Friday, January 29, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-574-4223 12 Newport Beach/Costa Me$0 Doily Pilot tooking for friendlier waters at No, 2-seedcd Martina ,.·----- "She's so strong in Ill . • Newport Beach resident Lindsay Davenport is slated Hingis m the Aussie I those shoulders. She for a return to Tokyo for next week'~ Toray Pan Pacific Open final. The 18- hits the ball, y'know, SPORTS HALL OF FAME year-old Swiss sensation not like any other girl. • Open after another exit in A~stralian 9pen semifinals. and former No. 1 She ruts it so bard and with so much topspin. CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM defeated Monica Seles Women's tenrus is not it repeat performances are the in the senus. trend, Newport' Beach's bndsay TENNIS usually played Uk~ Davenport, wha had that: eavenport must·hdve a little bet n 't dropped a set in ter feeling for the game today, as the wrath of the summer heat and Davenport defeated Grand Slam play since Venus Williams, 6-4, 6- opposed to Thursday's situation m the power of Mauresmo in the last year's W1Dlb1edon Melbourne, Australia, where the 0, in' a controversial . upset loss. • quarterfma.ls, was siJn reigning queen of the women's quarterfmal matcb The broad-shouldered Mau ply overwhelmed in the professional tennis tour·e xited in Tuesday and appeared resmo, who once beat Davenport Mauresmo match, the semi!mals, thanks to a 4-6, 7- to have the momentum NY Yankees on clay, upset the No 1-ranked whi~ lasted one hour, going her way to land a 5, 7-5 loss to 19-year-old sensa· playenn"the world, while conung· bon Amelie Mauresmo of France 56 minutes. second straight Grand forth as the latest teen standout "I couldn't touch • Part of perfecbon. in the AustrcilJan Open Slam finals berth. on the. Women's Tennis Associa some of those serves at A year ago it WiJ$ the same Beads came fdlling out Rtrn \JU> Du:-.~ scene down under, exiting in the tion Tour. the end, and that made of Williams' hair and it Davenport said some of Mdu the difference,"' said lbtf Pb semilinals. cost her d crucial break And, a yedf dgo m Tokyo, it resmo's returns were so strong, Davenport, who won last year's pomt, and ultimately her concen elongtime was Davenport captunng her first she thought she was playing a U.S. Open. •Her s})oulders looked tration. manager of the Ne'!"' York Yankees' . · title of the sedson en route to her man. huge to me, maybe because she Davenport, d Palisades Tennis The thick, humid heal slowed was weanng a tank top. She's a Club member, had been troubled championship teams m the ,_ best year ever the court down, causing 1t to play very, very strong girl. A couple of by a sore nghl ann last week but 1950s, Casey Stengel, always Trying to extend her GrclJld kept a notebook to rerruod him more like clay, thus givmg Mau times r thought l was playing d . underwent mdgnet therapy to Slam winning stredk m singles to certain guy, the girl was hitting it so hard. alleviate the pain how to handle players. 13 matches in Australia, she felt resmo the advantagP and a shot Under Andy Carey's name, fr\e legendary manager's details read: "Keep Carey mad He HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL plays better • carey, a self-descnbed " average ballplayer on a great team in a great era, - helped Yankee pitcher Don Larsen make baseball history on Oct. 8, 1956, when the nght-hander threw a perfect game agdU\St the Brooklyn Dodgers in Game 5 of the World Senes. ~ . , I' Carey, a Newport Beach uuung," Carey said, the hne reSident since (irorucally) 1956, ,. dnve glanced off his glove and , played third base for Stengel's Cdfomed toward shortstop I Yankees from 1952 to 1960; McDougald, who picked up the . including five full seasons from ball and fired d strike to brst 1954 to '59. base, barely edging the speedy "I was a hard-head, but I RobinSon "I lunged for it as far .,., guess that helped because (the Yankees) kept me around," as l could,• Carey said. said Carey, who clauned Stengel In the ~even tlt inning, when all ey~s were aware that Larsen never liked him.' In a decade dominated by was flirting with perfection, the Mickey Mantle, Wlutey Ford Dodgers' Gil Hodges ripped a " and Yogi Berra, the Yankees won line dnve toward Carey at third, eight American League pennants forcing Carey to move to his left. "I caught it about three lllcb and slX World Senes championships m the 50s. off the ground ," Carey said. "It But perhaps the teclJTl's was so close, I wanted to make sure the umpire saw it. I didn't greatest highlight was Larsen's want hitn to think 1 trap~d it. SO pert~ game in a 2-0 win over the Dodgers, still considered I thr~w (the ball to first base), • • today as one of the biggest feats anyway. "I get so nervous today still • iri sports history. Carey grew up m Oakland thinking about it, (because) what it I had thrown it away?" and later pldyed in the same arey, a member of the Daily • New York m.f_ield Wlth players C Pilot's Millennium Sports .. such as Gil McDougald, Billy Hall of Fame, didn't throw it ._ Martin (also from Oakland), Bill away. 1\vo innlngs later be came· Skowron and Phil Rizzuto. racing m from his position to JOin • But Carey, who turns 68 on the celebration, led by catcher : Oct. 18 tlus year, wasn't in the Berra's famous hug when he KIM HAGGERTY-ZVLIUS I DAILY PILOT lineup for his bat. Stengel liked leaped mto Larsen's arms after • Costa Mesa's glrls celebrate the conquest of the Lady Bell trophy following their 62-49 victory over cross-town rtval Estancia. his glovE'. , · the last out. On that momentous day dt Carey, now a medical Yankee Stadium in the '56 Fall msurance executive who is also Classic, Carey was involved m involved m baseball fantasy two crucial plays on the left side camps, said Mantle made the • Mesa rings Estancia, .62-49 of the infield. up defensiv~ . perfect game's biggest Carey, who earned five World play when he snagged d line Series rings in his career and sue drive in the gap off the bat of Mustangs outlast scrappy cuts of World Series cash Hodges. •Mantle made a Eagles to move closer to Pacific (including five full shares), had a fantastic catch,• Carey said. line drive off the bat of the Carey also played for the Coast League crown and cJaim Dodgers' Jackie Robll15on put Kansas City Athletics, Chicago the perpetual La~ ell trophy. a panic an his heart Wlute Sox and Los Angeles Though it was early m the Dodgers, ending his big league Bl\Rln I Al l.IC.'1 R game, •the third or fourth career in 1962. Dart Pill • COSTA MESA Codch Jun Weeks does· n't know tf hts Costa Mesa High girls bas ketbdll team 1s smelling its secoqd straJghl Pacific Coast Ledgue championship quite yet, but the Mustangs may have at least , been smelling barbecued ribs Thursday night. That's when Mesa overcame a scrappy Estancia squad to earn a 62-49 PCL road Win and claim the perpetual Lady Bell tro ,,' pjly. which goes to the annual cross-town ·I 'I series winner • Bahia Corinthian YC - t : : The victory also put the Mustangs (15-6, hosts this unique item, • • i t>:O m league and ranked No. 3 in CIF but, it's for ladies only. '• . stluthem Section Division lli-A) in line for a ' ~game feast at Newport Rib Company, everal of my recent- columns : While keeping them m sole possession of the have mentioned boating :11ct lead Wlth four games left. Stragedies and the inherent • : ·1 hope our girls are smelling a title,• risks you QMly-encounter when :vtecks said. ·aut we're still trymg to take 1t out to sea. Many, perhap inost : e game and one week at a time. I keep persons, operatlbg v011els Crom • tilking to them about taking another step our own Newport Harbor are and getting better.• 'up Estancla's Lauren Cas slty rebounds as Mesa's Nancy "8tsushl applies preuure. uneducated regarding : • The Mustangs played better, longer than seamanship. :~e Eagles (13-7, 3-3 and No. 1 in CIF Ill-A), 6-loot 1uruor Autumn Smith (18 points and including a trio of three·pomters, whlJe Lau· We have all heard the term. : outshooting and outlasting the hosts to claim seven rebounds), and the veteran leadership ren Cassity C'ontnbuted 11 points and eight •pleasure boating," which •their fourth straight wm m the senes, thelf of senior Evelyn Powers, to 11 straight boards. Senior Eva Varma added hve pomts alludes to re!Uation, music, hors you lose power a few hundred : seventh m the last eight meetings. points en route to a 34-28 halltiQle edge. and five assists fot the hosts. d'oeuvres, suntans and, of yards outside the surf linel Do was a war,• said Weeks, who watched : : "It Bac:k-to·back thrcc-p01ntcrs by Hatsushi Mesa hit hall of ilfl 46 lield·goal attempts course, alcohol. you know what to do if you see ' th teams trddc scoring runs, before bis When a person lets his or her and Eamc t Wlthin I\ 16-sc<"ond t;pan capped and had just nine turnovers until the final six your bilge filling with waterf Mustangs pushed the lead into double dig· guard down to relax, consume a ti 14·4 Met>a nm tn the first two minutes of minutes, whon the game was already Mo:st would respond in the 1 midway through the third penod. two, and begin the second bait to open a l6•pomt edge and securely ln hdnd. cocktail or negative and sure enough, the • Mesa sei:wd an 8· 1 lead and forced Estancia committed scvon of Its t 6 entertaining or partying on a results will also be just that P,lgles' Coach Paul Kirby to use a timeout the Eagles never got closer than 11 . 20-foot·plus chunk of fiberglu• •t was proud of my kid ; they played tumoven in the second period, including • - negative. But even wltb a J 2:50 into th conlebt. weighing le\'eral tons, the risk hard,• Kirby said. "They left tt all on the hve dunng the. a.f orementioned 11 ·0 Mesa qlMltfted sailor.OD board. ut Estancia answ red with 10 straight spurt. f•ctor doubles or trlplel ud ts Md Jed, 17·16, alter one quarter. court, but Mesa made a few more ahOts than becomes an acddent waiting to ...... and'::.:: cu occur. we did. Give (the Mustangs) credit, they The Eagles, showing some fatigue, hit Acdd8nll, ~ owev r, Mesa, with sophomore point happen. . . w..ther end W... can ltrUut at have a good team. They're undefeated in just :\ of 12 shots from the field in Ute final How many of you have ' gDtrd Nancy Hatsushi triggenng the attac:k qubrter to finish 17 of 38 (44 .7%). any glftD mammt. dmwfore { :~_:a ts with her 13 points) rode the hot 1 ague, so they're obv\ously getting it'done. • WeekS also praised the play of Judy dul at MW lmli. •siioting of Juruor guard J nny Earn t (a Seruor Francia Diaz (14 points and seven ocC.comp)et.mr·••nahlp P! ~or the ~could IOdane and Liu H.ltt, who added quality sa;~llt•• ~ 1 -high 21 pomls on 7-of-11 !hoobng rebound ) led three Eagles in double hg Cout minuter off the benctt • f NID the field) tha trongjnsj,de pra&ence of W"Q5.. SeAk..i Lila~ hed i ' poU.11, How 1D1DY know bow to Mt a!l andlot or Whet to do when SEEIOAnNGM91, ~ " 1 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Friday, January 29, 1999 13' HIGH S'C H 0 0 L GI I l S I IS l ET I All JC TENNIS . Estancia Hlgh's Orange Coast worn n . SUMMARIES Eva Vanna goes open \Yith 4-3 victory .. Irvine too up for two under • MORC COAST LIAGW Kawata CosTA M£.sA 62. ESTANOA 49 the block SAN Dl ·GO • Orange Coast Sc.or. by Quwt..-1 attempt by Costa ColJP.g 's Camella Jaeger amt much for Costa Mesa 16 18 15 13 - 62 Mesa center Dem Polrel won m doubles. ~ Estancia 17 11 8 13 • 49 .1, b-1, to help Orange Coast • Costa Mesa- Elmest 21, Smith Autumn Smith ln . hits seven-. cUnch a sectson-operung .vie 18, Hatsushi 13, Po\Ners 7, Hitt 2, Thursday ~ght's - Sasaki 1, l(jdane O. over ho t San Diego Mesa, A·3, in ate Tars l·pt. goals · Powers 1, Earnest 1, Pacific Coast none onference women'~ tennis Hatsushi 1. League girls action 111ursday . • April Ross nets 20 Fouled out - Smith, Hatsushi. beketball game. 3-pointers Margo Verhagen and Shan Estancia Diaz 14, Steinfeld 12, non Gib on also won m doubteS; points for Harbor, but cassrty 11, Varma S, Hirata 3, Costa Mesa l Orellana 2, Barrera 2, Matsufujl 0, won, 62-49, to • But CdM sharpshooter h·2, h·4. for the Pirates. ? Irvine sizzles from the Ollila 0, Lenhart 0 remain unbeaten V~rhayen's single!> victory. 64, 3-pt. goals • Steinfeld 3. can't do it all; host El Toro 2-b, 7-S. took two hour!> and 50 } floor to send Newport Fooled out • None. in Jeague and mmutcs1 I I Technicals - Coach Klrt>y 1. • extend Its captures 78-37 decision. . to fifth Sea View defeat. . EL TORO - Cowtney Kawdta • NOHCONFUllHCI • winning streak 0AANG£ CoAST 4. SD MESA l J • SEA VIEW LEAGUE was on fire for Corond de! t..for NEWPORT BEACH - New· IRVINe 54, NEW'P'ORT HAll:80R 48 against Estancia 'Singles: Jaeger (OC) cfef. Hoelfct... r , port Harbor l ligh's Apnl Ross . SaN-. by Quarters ~ . to four games. High Thur~day. s1nkmg even ' 2, 6 o,. Verhagen (OC) def levms, ~ ' 2 6, 7·5, Sctireiber <"$0} def P~1rel, 6-0, scored 20 points.as the Sdilors lo!>t Irvine 17 13 1(1 J4 • ~ three-pointers in a Sea View Newport 9 16...,6 17 • l$8 KIM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS I Lr.ague girls basketball conk l 6-0, Seuyo (SO) def Gibson, 6-0, &·1, to visiting Irvine, .54-48. m the OAJLY PILOT Martens (SD) def 8abayanr, 6-0, 6-3 Irvine · Thawley 12, lc:~mada 6, against El Toro. But when facing opening game of the Sea View Grecko 10, Monta 4, tarlson 20, Doubles· Jaeger·Porrel (OC) League's second round Thursddy. Davis 2. the Chargers. one hot player does dei Hoelsther Levins, 6-1, 6-1 ; not equal a wm. Verhagen Gibson {OC) def. "They must have shot close to 3-pt. goals · Kamada 2, Grecko 2, STANDINGS STANDINGS tarlson 1. Fouled out· None. El Toro, behmd Giuhana Men Martens Setf}'i:>, 6-2, 6-4 " Newport Harbor Coach Newport Harbor- Ross 20, Padfic C'.olllst ~ Girts Sea View League Girls d1ola's 20 pomts, crwsL>d pa t the g ,savage pres said. ·we Huntmgton 4, Paul 6, Jackson } 1, (Overall} W L men Urban 7, Hollister 0, tastillo 0. (Overall) Y"'i! visiting Sea Kings, 78-37. Giocon OCC fall, 9-0 every shot, they 1ust shot da Mencliold hdd 19 pomts for th1> ghts out and hit everything. 3-pt. goals · Paul 1, J.Jckson 1.' Cost• Mosa (15-6) 6 O El Toro (16-3) 6 0 OranyP- Coa:.t Colleges men c.; Urban 1. Fouled out· None. Chargers (16-3, 6-0 rn league). robdbly one of the most temw team got the season of to ..., · 4 2 ·one guy called me up today Wlth essive shooting perlor SEA VIEW LEAGUE bumpy tart a 9-0 lo!>i. at Estancia (13·7) 3 3 S. Margarit• (13·8) 4 2 and asked me if we hdd a El. TORO 78. CoRoNA DE1. MAS 3i Soulhw ~ tern ln nonoonfere.nc.f: es I've seen all year." chance.# CdM Coach Elbert end Jackson c;cored 11 5cof'9 by Quarters ac:t10n Thmsday CdM 3 9 14 11 37 Davis said · 1 told him 1f MlchaPl for the (11-10, 1-5 Ali RB FOR USED • TREADMILLS Still maid,.,, )'our • RECUMBENT BIKES • STEPPERS Super Bowl Party the winner• .• • SURFBOARDS • WETSUITS year after year, after ~ear ... •BODYBOIRDS•KIYAKS 'Ptd Up, 4 .._ Bue' et o i r ch· ken .... szz9s a s109s Coleslaw & Beons Add ttonol SJ 00 -- Party Pa s Pig Pak · Hog Pak. (feeds 6 8) (feeds 9· l t I •4e,•s l •59•s ~orty Poks.lndude . JANUARY 28™ Bobv Bock Ribs 88Q d .C hie en, lou1,1ono Hot Sou~ . Sliced Bnsket, AT8:10PM Coleslaw, BBO'd Beans, Com~, Honey Bo rand oil the uten" s C II tod to ord r our buck u or i"tf ! 14, 1c> 1 ,,:;o-o Io I ~-•. :11 \\ . t 11.1-1 ""'· • \ , "1"'11 B •. 11 11 ...... ,...... \\" \\ .1. •• 11.111111. I • ttltl 11 1 1• 1.. .. ,. II . UP------OWL------PUTY PAI 841~ I ' Ftidoy, Jonuary 29, ~ 999 15 [Puauc -.a I (PllllUC llDllCll 11 w- 11 W NCITICB I IPUIUC NOTICIS I PU8UC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I POBUC NOTICES I I PUBUC HOllCU 11 PUBLIC HOTICll ] flotttlove lkl•lneee The 1ot.-on .. C9lfOITla cf ne!Or, Ardith AIChy, Coast 112826. PhyGlcal ~acllllln MEROUS BO~E S CON· t:>utll1en y&rt No oofaUlt UOd r the 11' '1• Th. butlneu • CO()< l'lottttoua ...... 2317, Dftl ' n3-41 IU M•IM ltal•tMht h Ctitf llllit:Ulw olfQ of Irle Commun•!~ COIU.119 0t4. Plann;ng, und ire ava~hltl Tl:NTS UNKNOWN Mar(lhttle L Zolman 'Tl'lt fOllO>Mng l)ertOnt .,..... l{I) Qtl'lt mttnl duc:ted b'f D corporauM Neme lteteflMnt Tho P\blit: i. trMtDO tO a• ia ttiC1, 1370 Mam• Ave . to aoy 1n1erntect ~rty This llllt rTlt'l)t .... • lllOd 4 21$6, JERRY ALLEN, I Priol to Obtalnlf\Q a Have YQU atanod Clolng Thi totlo_wtng peBOna ere ienc T~~ aro CUil On1Y' aoJng bualneu u · Tria 8klo "0 , Colla Meta, CA upon reQUt51 The Con· Wtlll 11'1 ColJnty nll'llt(•=tait1ne&1 SKYLINE TFUNS Cltltll ot SOlld Waste Fnmd\tse, thlJ buailleu ret1 No CIOlng bUalnte1 u · Ot.nor CIY91I the rlghl fo fonMc:t Communlcallona, ldOtQa cf Oii · 1) 19'11 (1 1~ ) •38 4e73 trer.tor ,hall l>O'll a oopy ol PORTER CHAIR, COf· Orange County on Mlt 9'J ~: , 3484 Futchla St., .K)liN ~ l ~ NOTICE IS HEAEBY thla document at ap~nt• · 11 &atl&fy th O AL. Co Inc., l.awrencc t~AcMintlJf9 fOl.O bid eacn )Ob FEE MAKER, SHOP 19996710771 Clty'a minimum' quail· Bll.r.111 SectttMJ • ffl' Ave. Balbol i_: A ral dcWl(luan"OI .....,,,, M.. ~ CA 92'21 Oldt 9uw ~CA a20 GIVEN that tile above· <e The Contractor and Daily Prk>t Jan Hlllb1r11 '-'Orporallon, a LIGHTj,, e.-.as l OO: 1 Newport Beach/Costa N.910 Doily Pilot I Hnh• n11d 1lrn1ll111cti urn 11li11•1 1 11.1 tl1a11gc ,d1l11u11 11111w" 1111 1111lil1•lw111 . 11\1' t in 11gl111t1 11~ 11ur , 11l'lu 11>i h lt\I t urtt'J<'fl Ull\ rl.th lfild u h 1·nt•nllrll\ Plr.tit' 11 p•>tl ,111\' • n1'r 1hn1 11 m\' loc· 111\ou r 1111 dlf'1 l 11 cl 1111 11wd 1o1 11•h '11 11• Duih· IJilnt oc·n ·111 11 110 · lial1il11\ (11r um 1·11111 111 u11 111hr"11 1 1• 11 11• 111 1~11 "l1id1 It 11111\ IH• ...... 11· ,, p1111 ~ 1lik 1·\rtpl fur 11 11' t'o~l of tlll' i.pun• 11< 111ulh o<·c·upk"d l.i ~ .. Hy~ax ByPh.,ne By Mall'ln Penon: 1111' r n111 . G 1n l t11 1 1111111l~ · l11 • ull<1\\ ctl for llll' ru.. 1 111M'rtion. 0 ( 1>1 1>) h:l I ·hi11.+ ( 1H 1J) M .!· j h"'~ I :uo \\1•• 1 Ila\ '\111•1•1 111...... "" 1... ~...... '-'"k ~11· 1 ( '00111 \) 1'~11 , ( ~i \ 1)211'..f' _.....:;..__..;.....;.__ Deadllnes --...... ;--...... __ plau11i w111.f• 1 m•f • r. II• 1U ""' \1 \ "r••n tnHI .... H ~ · '! l.,1l ," oh~ p• ~e• 1 ll' • f' ) Mo111!11y ...... Friday 5:00pm Thur:.cla) .. \\ eJn~ t • •• . Pilot Friday, Jonuory 29, 1999 17 TODAY'S By CHARLES GOREN . w ith OMAR SHARIF. CROSSWORD PUZZLE .ind TANNAH HJHSCH ACROSS ' Rapids' er.it SIMPLE TECHNIQUE 6 Stuff r 10&• ~ Both ~ulnerablc. South deal . Ole key &o I.he blind ii I.hat neither 14' PAJcel out 15 Rlljah"& "' defender can afford lo bfoach the dia· 16 Soe NORTH mood 1u t without allowing declarer 17 Not f rostl HONDA1 ACCORD 4dr • AKJ9 to collect • trick in lhe suit. 18 Ogle:d 5 &pd MW dullh, A/C , pt, 'V 'AS .. 2 'Therefore, tho &oaJ IS to fou.:e a 19 f)lt1eme lleflO, good condnion, $1099 20 U&ed llorrt otlo 14M31-3152 0 1072 defender to open diamondi. • 83 Declam V .i.1>$ lhe au of clubs 22 Shadetraes .'23 Harv.tt Of ' FORO MUSTANG II lnllnltl J30, ·n SMr, 54li WEST EAST immediately and cashes two high creSC()nl- 6 cyt, auto trn , M;, IUll pwr, mHet. Won't l&t' (029188) • 1076 • 0842 hearts from hand. Next. the ace and 11 pwr seats. blakea, windows $13,999 24 -and outs '\) 7 'V·63 king of spades are cashed and a spade ~ Ul'liaon sleeflng. am-tm sterao cass Costa Mesa lnlntJ 30 Onewllh'r c11111e. custom 11191 & wtirs, (714) 241'1300 o AJ63 0 084 is ruffed Smee the queen of. spade) 1'}(/ '11 114 ~ 1'/1A$.4 $13,500fobo 71H18 8979 lnffnhf J3o, ·~, ~eeMMI • 109 7 54 • JCQJ1 does not come down, declarer cross SOUTH 34r:- FORD Mu111119 .'941 6 spd. CO. 29k mllas, x-clean e1 to I.he PCe or hcans, in ·~ proces!o 35 ChMfa AGd06AD! white Chrome W!'l4!tll, &uper 11168291 S15.P96 •53 utnletins the rcmainina enemy fang 315 Me, to MIN (194312) $7,999 • I . CAU. 642.5678 cleao. C«.lt Mesa lnfinlU IV' K QJ 1098 had trumps divided 3·0, and ru ffs the Piggy ' Col1a Mell lnln • {714) 241<1300 o K95 remaininJ sped(, Now declarer sur· 37 W-ICl!ed . 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