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QUOTES OF THE DAY
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""""" clqM"1I "" "' "" -· .. Harbor Island resident attempting
"'-~ th~ a.e~t blue ~erdn IMq in a tree near her home. (Al)
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COMMUNITY EVEm
•.The Costa Mesa Civic
Allociation meets toniaht at the
West Side Police Subst11ion, 567 W.
18th Street. Topic or the 7 p.m.
meeting is the master plan for the
Onnge County Pairarounds
•The Newpon Beach Parb, ·
Beaches and Recreation Commission
ft)CCll It 1 p.m. in the Council
Ownben, 3300 Newpon Blvd.
•The Business Devek>pmcnt
Committee of the Newport Harbor
Arca Ownbcr of Commerce meets
at 7:30 a.m. in the chamber offices
.. • .. Lea MWei'ablea" continues its
nm at tho Oranp County
PerfomU.na AIU Center. Perform·
IDCCI today and Wednesday at 8
p.m .. For information call 556-~RTS
or 7411-2000.
•The C.onaervato? Lounge 11 the
Fout Seuonl Hotel •n Newport
Beach presents the jazz and
ooaterpporary duo fust Friends .
todoy, Wednclday and Thunday
,,_ 641 p;m. for information, call
15,,,_,
•Jan by ,the Muter Trio is
featwrod frOm s-8 p.m. Wedneaday
DJahl at Le Trianon, located at Le
MeridiCn Hotel in Newport Beach.
For informalloo,.call 47&-2001.
•Benoit Brecht and K'urt·'wcill'a
musical "'Happy End'' CODtinues on
•ta.re at South Cout Repertory. Per-
lormancca IOday and W-aday are
al 8 p.m. For tnfortnaUoe and
ruervations call 9'7~3.
JUST THE f ACTS
· •When aurf mllllc 1<placod bl&
bands In Balboa. what w11 the name
of tho !"'!II popular locol ..... p?
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INDEK
on vacant
By Anni CeOolo
""'"' COST A MESA -Unable to break 1
deadlock on several nominations to ft.JI Ed
Glasgow's vacant council sca1. the Oty
Council decided to po1tpone their
• decision until their next meeting.
That July l!I date is the last possible
time the council can call for a special
election in case they arc still unable to
agree on a candidate.
Starting with eight nominations, 1he
council finally na rrowed the field to four
names: former council hopeful Karen
McGlinn; Planning Commissioner Joe
Erickson; traffic commis.sioncr Dave
Stiller and redevelopment committee
member Mark Korando.
But in a straw vote, lhc council split 2-2
on all four ca ndidates with Mayor Mary
Hornbuckle and Councilman Peter Buffa
approving McGJinn and Erick.son and
Councilmembcrs Sandy Genis and Jay
Humphrey approving Stiller and ~rando.
After giving themselves a few more
I
moments to think. _. to ... • tbo
meetina. the councils aMn..,... S.J 10
think lhinp OYCr for UQCber two wecb,
after a more detailocl cQea•um Oii CM.
four candidates failed to . break tbo
deadlock. . " COuncilmu Buffa diucn1ed in dclayina
the decision, AJinl be didD't think two
weeks would make any difference at all.
But his motion 10 set a special election on
Nov. 5 was not pwwed .,,_ bis fellow
council members.
The fifth council seal has been open
since June 15 when Ed Glasgow resigned,
citing health problems. .
Since that resignatK>n, the cou.nci.I has
had 10 make one tough decision after
another.
On June 17, after • great deal of
debate, the council voled 3·1 with Genis
dissenting to make an appoin~nt to fill
Glasgow's posi110n rather th.an bold a
special election.
Council members voling in favor of the
See OPEN SEAT-,..
--Joe Erickson and Karen McGlin n are c1mong four Cost.l /\'les.l council hopefuls who
will be kept guessing at leas! .inother r.vo weeks. ---8111 Hamilton, owner of the Cannery, is among restaurateurs and other busi-
nesspeople catering to a growing Ja~nese market.
Made fol' Japan
Stores, eateries
cater to the East
Jar,anese version of his menu. And the
af able res1aur11eur isn't the only
Newport Beach businessman 10
recognize the lucrative Japanese tourist
market.
Teacher sues
his prosecutors
By !!Is Yo<oi .....
C annery restaurant owner Bill
Hamillon knew he had to
change his menu when larae
Froups of Japanese lourists kept coming
into his Newport Harbor waterfront
restaurant and ordering the same meal
ror the entire t•ble.
But Hamihon was smart enough to
realize he didn't need 10 change the
food h.e scl"\led -his menu. needed a
physjal change. The members or these
)apanesc to ur groups, Hamilton
deduced, were all ordering the same
dllth becau.tc they simpty couldn't read
the menu.
"We noticed one person in the group
would order a meal off the menu and
the rest of them would order the same
thin&,·· be nid.
H•mflton i1 now printing up a
Fellow restaurateur Jim Dale, who
owns Villa Nova, is also working on a
Japanese tnnslation or hts menu.
"It's taking us a little more time
though , to transl•te Itali an to
Japanese," said Dale, who speaks
Japanese from lhree ye•n' experience
in lhe country.
Meanwhile, businessmen like Bob
AJlen, senior sales m1n1ger at the
Newport Marriott Hotel,· long ago
realized the potential in Japanese
tourism. Thanks 10 AJlcn, a rrcquent
participant at J11pancsc trade shows,
Japanese visitors checking into the
Newport Marriott haYC, (or the past 15
ycan., been hancjcd hotel directories
written in their native language.
More and more, J•pancse arc
choo&ina OrantC Countv u. a VK&tton
See JAPANES.,_,..
By Emily Adams .. ....
SANTA AN1\ -A former Newport
Be ach elemi:ntar) .,chool tcarhl"r,
e'toncra1cd or child molc!>tatton charges
niurc lh3n l"'ll year' a~l\ returned 1ro
cou rt Monda) th•... time scck.1ng
damages against th•1'c y,•ho ong1nally
dragged him to c11urt 1n ]Qf!S.
Frank Touobna Jr 1~ ask.1ng for an
unspcc1fied amount of money 1n his
feder11t courl Ja..,,·su11 aga1n~1 1he .:11y of
Newpurl Be1tch, the-county, lXputy
D1.s1rict 1\ttorney Ke lly Macc-achern and
W1ll1.tm i:\:tn~. former dcpu1y-1n-char11:c
of the D1,tr1ct 1\11ornc-~ \ Sexual Assault
Unit.
"He's trying lo recover damages for a
prosecu11nn 1ha1 never should have
happened 111 the f1rs1 place,'" said
Tounhna·s lawyer, Erne.s1 Chen.
In JQSS. rour fifth-ttradc girls from
·rozzohna's class a1 Mariner's Elemental)
Scho<"ll acruscd their teacher of fondling
their hreast~ and hut1ock5. During the
trial. the girls were characterized aa
manipulators and d1sc1phne problems who
complai ne d ol T ozzolin1 to avoid failing
Lil i;chool.
In Januar. JQXQ, 3uror' 1ook just 55
minu tes to find rnuohna innocent o( the
charges.
SlJl months IJter. the same tnal judge
apologized tw1l·t: tl' thl' ]Q-ycar educator
as he declared 1 ozzol1na factu•lly
1nnocen1.
The unu!iu:il ruling meant Touolina'1
police 11nd courl records would be scaled
for three \'ear' and then dcslfO)·ed. The
decla r~llon Y,t•uld al-.o make it easier for
Toz.1ohna. n1 1w -!~. Ill regain his teachin&
credential"
To1..zohna ha'\ return('d to tcachina. this
tune at 1he Jlln1ror college level, and
conunue~ to hve and work in Orange
C'ountv. ('hen '\:ud
llie c1,,L, 1r1al, ''' d<:tC'~ whether
·1 ClUt"llina 1!<. entitled to a monetary award
from his former prosccu1on, is expected
to N-g1n 1n NO\·emhcr
.Giant blue birds invade exclusive island
8Y Run Loor
"" "" NEWPORT BEAOf The excluaive Harbor
Island community is abuzz with news ol wh.al may be
iu "'°" distinctive rakknt.1 ever.
But word hu ii the new nelahbon are teavina half·
ca11n fish all OYer their blickyard.
Locals A)' about rive to seven siant blue herons arc
maldntl bablot In a 56-looMall T<><Ry pine ,,., on
the iolitnd. The blrdo at1nd 3 feet 1111, haw a 6-foo<
wi ....... llld • -for llah -bol1I tonlp and -ic. °'We found a half ol a koi uftder lhe trco," Mid one ' flill'or. "It WU a ~ bri&ht yellow and ...... to4.
The -llual -bad .. awl\&I --they IOI -. luid ~nchhclr poad empty.• r...r the treo may bo cu• down by
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tlllt 11ua1·~ plw lvr 1ho empty lot ..quire ,....,. ..
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A 1911 -.. brobl' ..,....nil .. tho new_, ... .. be ..... for «Cil .....
-...... 0-D111_ot _lily IM
tree cannol be touched as k>ng u the heron~ arc
ncsling there.
"The bird itself is prolectcd becau~ 11 is 11 non-
game specica.," &aid Mite McBride, a patrol captain in
1hc LonJ Beach off"toe of the state Fish and Oamc
Department. The Fish and Game rode states. in par1 ,
"'It is unlawful to lake, pouea ot needlessly destroy
the nest or cap of any bird," acoordina to McBride.
who 11kl his dcpanmcnt will investiaate the site.
Althouah the law doesn't apply once the birds have
vacated tF.e tree, McBride aaid re.moY•I of the nesting
site would ha a 'lhame.
"In Soulhena Caaifomia, we're not eiactty knee-
deep In habitat;• he Nld. "In that rc1ard, we ha~e to
ICC an)' habitat &0-''
RcsidcnU say thb: ii 1he teCOftd year 1~ giant birds
of ~ haw Mfl. d in the tree. Some: of lhe giant
blue he.ront never k:ft 1he tree after the fint nc1tin1
--"""' loeal -....... prior )'Con, naldcntt .., waller arcea herons
were tecft in tho same trM durins !P_rina ncs1ifta time.
Ufe for OM .neipbor whole bKll;yard falls wilhin ,.,. ot tho -ril\a ttte bu been a bit .....,., """"tho""'-.....a• . ' ... ~ ...
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The bead chef at the Villa Nova, located on Mariner's Mile on
Newport Harbor. Mergenthaler has worked at the reataurant
since August of 1968. "I wu raised in the restaurant busineaa.
My father was a chef and my mother was a cocktail waitress."
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Mergenthaler haa been a busboy, a bartender, a waiter, a
preparation cook and apprentice at the ,Villa Nova. lo 198 1, a~er
working in the kitchen for eight years wtth the late Wally Gentile,
he was appointed head chef. "I'm always learning something new.
The re is a whole spectrum of what can be cooked."
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Even though Mergenthale.r typicaU~ works from 1 p.m. to
midnight five days a week, he enjoys the work and the
preparation that goes into every meal he serves. "The hardest
part about this job is the level of consistency, d?ing ~he .same
thing night-in and night-out. The day I let something shde as the
day I should get out of the business."
Compiled by Tom Speiss
oc Serlal
Corley Mtles felt as if he'd been bern again.
And m a way he had. It had been 12 years since his
briefly successful television show ''The Good, The Bad
and The Badge" had been canceled and since then he'd lived on
reputation, syndication royalties . and Johnny W~lker re? label,
which matched the color of has eyes most nights. Lafe was
comfortable in a boozy sort of way. though lacking excitement at
times
But that was changing with t he
Hollywood success of his new pilot, "The
Balboa Years."
The fall senell detailed the adventures
of a down-on-his-luck detective named
Spud Jones who'd retreated to Newport
Beach to hck ha s wounds after a high-
prof1le adultery case he'd been hired to ORANGE COAST investigate ended in murder in Chinatown.
8EQI /\L Miles, filled with a renewed pride and a
\elf-made promise of sobriety, poked at his
eggs. All usua l, he was having a late
hreakfas t at The Galley. sitting at his usual corner seat with a
vtew o f the Balboa Yacht Basin
The front door to the small cafe opened gently and then closed
with a hang. Corky looked up. II wa!. Kathe rine Bell He groaned.
Ju.,t what he needed.
( orky tried to avoid Kathe rine\ eye~. hut 1t ""as no use The
reporter from the Newport Beach Weekly had spotted him
"Hey Katherine. what rock are you looking under today?"
"Ac tually. I was looking for you .. I JU\t heard <;omethang that
might he of interest to vou Thelma Jean\ dead "
To he conunued
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A beJl Juillet....., ad
IC.al'-Y MolliCa ~
ftOln ta.. CKtfD of I
lS·foot platfann. PhiimM~
down to ~ below. bou.ftdi ..
back up to a ceaaer Pd.a. mo.
o.te Mesa wcman'• leas
acramble furiously ln the air.
Focused as aho is, Molka
doesn't realize she'• ~
acnatinized by lSS ~ OI
chileled female mow. u
Diamond. But IS aho ftiDp
benelf toward tbe ~
Diamond is suddellJy rulhi.q into
her fece. Just u tho two mab
bodily contact, tbcit buqee
cords whip them back to opposite .
sides of the playina field .
Welcome ladies and pUeman
to American Gladiators. the fint
Roman carnival to be aan.itized
and set in a television IOU.Dd
studio.
This is where the avenge
athlete can challenge today's
super heroes: 10 men and women
whose oi.lcd bodies are squeezed
into red, white and blue spandex,
whose necks arc as truck as a
child's waist. The women have
names like Zap, Blaze, Gold and
Ice. The men a~ the siu of your
average condo.
"The first time I saw American
Gladiators l thought, that show's
made for me," Mollica said,
showing rows of perfect white
teeth
A native of the Orange Coast,
Mollica looks rypcc~t fm
California. For fun, she works
out at the Sports Connection
every day for two hours. At work,
she is the only woman firefighter
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The gladiator relaxes at home In real hfe Kathy Mollica is a Brea
firefighter who l1v~ an Costa Mesa
I == Real Estate
Rcrcnl real c'latc sales '' rcporlcd
by the Co11th1«ntal Utw)«n Tit.It
Co. '" 'ianta A n.t
c..-
0 II Jt SHdl LaH, s 127 .000. 2 bed·
room, 2 bath lo Julie Maller
ri m ~u r1.. s180.000. 3 bed·
room. 2 bath lo Mar\ Hooper
0 6IJ S«oat« St.. s 197 ,000. 4 bed·
room, 2 bath 10 ttector Ouinones
CJ llll M'1"' P'\., S 185.000, 4 bed-
room, 2 bath to Mark Cherry
a 6e1 N. S.. MldWd Dr., Sl78,000
to Carl Robin
o "5 Seal St.. Sl82,000, l bcdroocn.
I balb to Alderete Salvo
' '62 J.... St., S.20),W), 3 bed·
room. l baab lO Ehnbctb Walker
1 l lat ~ ATL. S21S,OOO, 3 ~G
room, I batb to Dau WoodL
r '1J ~SL. $15-0.000. 3 bed-
room. I batb., Oevid Menne
a m c...,... SL. Sl90.000. J bed·
room. I bat.ls to Albuo Graudo&.
o 194 ~ SL. Sl9J..OOO, 3 bed-
room., I t.tll 10 Tomas Rqub
o 1114 Mw .. le Aft.. Sl93,<XXI, l
bcd100ll\, I betb to R.ooaJd Obftcht
O JI ll ..... Aft.. PJQ.000, 4 bed·
roona. 2 bada to ~ a -Sete A.._, , J bed· room, I betb to Robin
o IW u.119 P'L, SJ40,000, 4 bed-
room to T cny Solomoa.
Kathy Mollie.a h.in&\ ~h while participating in the popul~r televi-
sion show • Amencan Oadiat~. •
from volleybaJI. played with
Orange Coast Colkge and CSU
Fullerton teams
Game one· Swing Shot.
Suspended from bungee cords,
the two contenders leap from
their platforms, bounce off the
ground, grab a vdcro ball from
the center pole suspended about
20 feet off the ground, get back
up to their platform and deposit
the ball an the baskel.
Molltea docs well here, but she
doesn't atwa)'5 have the weight
r.ceded to keep her m motion.
Twice ~he ends up suspended
above the floor. SW1nging back
and forth helplessly like a
frustrated Tinkerbcll.
Game two: Pov.-crball.
Contenders run through a mnu
of Gladiators here. trymg to slam
a soccer ball into one of five
mall baskets while scantily clad
Am.uons wrestle them to the
noor
The audience applauds again
and agam at the d1redion of a
lighted sign, while Mollica
kneads a charleyhorsc out of her
thigh back.stage She and her
opponent pace around each
other, then watch si.lentty as
another mjur~ contender 1s
helped of( the Powerhall field.
"I don't n.-cn care about
"",nning no~. I JU'it don't want to
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o 4J I VbC. S--. SJ97,SOO. ) bed-room.. 2 bath &o Frectmct Hun
0 '1J Ylim .......... SS00,000, 3 bed·
room, 2 bath to Michael Bucb.n.
o 516 l....e w_,, DlS.000. l bed-roma. 2 bath to V&nee11t Ac:catdt
0 1'15 ....... SJ%2.000. 4 bed-
f'008\. 2 badl to Mcll.Dda Motford.
0 Jal ....... $406.000. 4 bed·
room. 2 blalb to Chuta Bc9dcr. o rm ~ u......_ 1122.<XXI 10
Mchnda Mallord
O -......_A.._, SJ69 000. 3 bed· roona. 2 beth 10 1lM>mas Call11ter · o JW Vim U..... Sl68j()O. 2
bedroom, 2 beth to John hroch
get hurt," Mollica says. Somehow
this doesn't quttc ring true.
Sure enough, once face to face
with a woman twice her size -a
"-"Oman whose white spandex
sports bra and a-string reveal
every muscle like an anatomy
l~n -Mollica barrels ahead,
only the goal in mind.
As the games wears on,
Mollica i~ hung on. hn at nnd
rolled over. She is enclosed in a
hamster exercise ball. pulled
from the sheer wall face she is
trying to run up -all leading to
the final e¥Cnt, an obstacle
course called, appropriately,
"The Eluninator."
For anyone who played
Mousetrap as a child, Eliminator
has the same goofy kind of hectte
preci"iion. It's running up a
treadmill, crossing a wire on a
hand bike, then sprinting over a
rolhng log. up a cargo net. down
a zip line, up a wall and dodging
the Gladiator's fil'lal trick.
All k.tnd of silly business for a
~nous athlete, one would
unagine. but there is a chance to
win mo~ than $20,000 for those
who make the final rounds,
which LS exactly where Mollica
appears to be heading.
··After this oompetition I feel
Ii.kc I can do anything. l'IJ be 28
next month, but I'm not old."
o .Jl16 C.nt ~ SID.<XX> to Ste·
pben Grod
o J iit Cent UMa, $590,000 to
Todd Sadcd.
o ltU C... .....,..., ~.000 to
Rdard Brldccfoni
o ms c... ~ s 104,(D} '°
Mart Wbltney
o 14 C,,.. ,.., Lue. S~<XXI.
4 bcdrocm, S bath 10 F.R. N
o 16 be SL ~ Sl,l~.<Ol. 4
bcdroc.n. 4 betb '° Frau Sabamo.
a M ._ ~ o..1. S81S,OOO. 4
bedroom,) bath '°Anthony ero.n,
0 J ... cw-..,... $640,000. l
~ l '-" lo J8Cl Orlpby.
tity ' an_ age-old question
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Coast
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Tl.-coplllrod i l wrlttna .......... tba Pilot 16.
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It -illil ii • P'Otty pd liltle paper llld
u a-.-ldy (-an! tenn, that) It ·
should be even better.
But therti ia a certain amou nt ol P&rceMld
distinction and pratlp that goeo with belaa a
daily .._pi.,, w. will -.... ~ -dloulJI comma out every day does not noce••rilJ mile
a newspaper Ill)' pd. What a -doel for itl ruden la what makea it wortflwhile.
A. my friond Mark Twain WU fond of:yylq:
''Thunder b loud, thunder b impreuivc, but it Is liahtnillJ that
docs tho job." Tho Pilot bu p>I spark,makon.
While we are now officia11Y devoted to COYerinl Newport Beach
and C.O.te Meu in the utmoet depth, I trust we will not become
too pnMncill. Good stories don't cue where they come from.
Very often. what happens in another community it interestina
10. ot hu significant im~t on, itJ neiahbon. Yun •ao. the
Pilot had edJtiona few differenl cilia. We lived in Huntini;ton
Beactl then and could IMM'r find out what wu p>in1 on in
Newpon or Co.11 Meu or anywhere else in the county.
Not the little lhinp. but the important political news and the
juicy crime atoricl and tbc slupid~ncil lricks. We found lhat
frustnting and irrilatina-
WoUld todly's Pilot ccwcr the massive oil spill in Huntington
Beach? The house in Laguna lhat got painted red, white and
blue? Will we continue to report on important goinp-on at our
great local univcnity, even if it is a few hundred yards across the
border?
I cenainl)' hope ao.
A lot of judgment calls will have to be made as this new thing
shakes di:wm. . _
What I will miu is the opportunity to poke around in
Huntinaton &ach and Irvine. They have city councils and other
officials who do wonderfully outrageous thinp.
But then, Costa Mesa's cut of charactcn and their politics are
never dull. Even Newport Beach is learning. Replacing a badly
needed parking lot witb an expanse of lawn when the city has
mandated water cutbacb -that's the spirit, gang!
Not everybody will be happy with the new Pilot. Many people
think it's a great idea, some arc angry, most arc simply sad thal
we couldn't keep aolng u a daily covering the entire Orange
Coast.
Editor Bnl Lobdell told me about a Huntington Beach woman
he spoke to who wu Utcnlly in tears. Sile had read the Daily
Pilot for ycan and would min it terribly, she said.
A lady named Diane from Mission V'tejo called the newsroom
just a few minutes ago, She wanted to know how to get a mail
subscription. -
"I really admire what you JU)'I ~e trying to do," Diane said. "I
figure if I can put a few extra beans in your pocket and gel some
good reading in return, th1t'1 a. S(KXt deal."
Diane then reached into lefl field for an interesting analogy:
"When I was diYorccd 1Dme years a&o," she said, "I 1old my
childien that, even though I may not be able to see you as often,
when we are together ii will be quality time ... the best times
ever.
"If you can come out three days a week and be really good, be
a quality newspaper, what you are doing will work for you."
Hit a hole-in -one, drive away
in BMW at Best Ball Scramble
NEWPORT BEACH -Golfers
of 111 skill levels are invited to play
in the Newport Cen1er
A.s.sociation's Best Ball Sc:ramblc,
the annual c harily golf
tournament, to be held July IS.
Bcnefitting the Pediatric Cancer
Research Foundation, the d•y"of
golf and '°ntcsts will be held at
the Newport Beach Country Oub
beginning at 9:30 a.m. A barbcquc
lunch will be served at 11 a.m. and
4'111ofJUlY
llAM.....;fltlO
WOLFMAN JACK
the shotgun tee-off begins 11 noon.
Among the challenges on the
couBC will be contests for holc-in-
onc, longest drive and closest 10
the pin.
The lucky winner of the hole-in-
ane con'tcst will drive away in a
new BMW 32.515.
The fee is $150 per player.
Companies arc invited to be
sponsors. For more information,
call 720-8488.
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Rotary,==-show amono;
July offefiilgs Tiusday :z-:.-
lll!WPORT 8l!AOf -Willl
tho -, cl aoldlon -tho Penlao Oulf Wu, tile _..,.
will ... -... -pOlllot pride thlo lndope-o.y. Altd ea.a
M.,. ,and N---\ be left out of tJte, rod, white 1111d
blue celebration.
Olcl·fMliioned picnlcl, fi...-tl
ahowa and even a .bc)tc parade are
l<hoduled Thunday In tho citiea,
all open IA> tlte public.
A ~tar fireworks lhow ia
planned at Oranse Cout C.Ollcp'•
l.el)aitl Stadiwn. Oatea open at 1
r..m. and ~arioul musical IJOUpl,
ncludina a barber shop quartet
and tok>ilt Kevin Fehrman, will
eniertain the crowd from 7:45 p.m..
to 9:15 p.m., when the fircworb
bealn. 1'ictets arc $3 (or adults and
free for children 12 and under
accompanied by adulta. The show
ii lpDRIOred by The Pilot. lhe city
of Costa Mesa, the Costa Mesa
Rotary, and 1he Orange Cout
C.OUcgc Foundation.
Earlier in the day -and just
across lhe street -is the Orange
County Republican Party's 3rd
annual picnic, themed "Old Gtory,
New Glory." More · 1han 10,000
people are expected to attend the
picnic from noon to 4 p.m. al the
Orange County Fairgrounds.
In addition to food, games, a
vintage car show and a silent
auction, a special tribute to the
spouses ol active military
personnel who served in the
l1crsian Gulf is planned.
General admission to the picnic
will be $2 per pcnon or $5 per
Camity. Military familic1 will be
admitted at no charge.
In Newport Beach, where -
unlike Costa Mesa -fireworks
arc illegal, cilizens arc invited to
...
Althougll the city ol Coot> Mesa st;ll pe<m;ts the pu<Chase of fin,~ns, many ,..;dents ..., opting lot
spectacular displays offered at numero~ shows in Newport. Beach and Costa Mesa.
lhe Newport Dunc• aquatic park's
annual fireworks shaw al 9 p.m.
Newport Dunes will also be
holdin~ a Fourth or July party
beginn10g at 8 a.m., complete with
games, barbeque and water sports.
Roughly 10,000 people arc
expected to flock. to the 100-acrc
water resort.
Across the harbor from the
Dunes, the city or NcwpOrt Be ach
and the Mariners community will
hold their 18th annua l
Independence Day bicycle parade
and celebration at Mariners Park.
The bicycle parade begins at 10
a.m., ending at the park for ho1
dogs, games and a raffle. Local
Boy Scout and Girl &out t~
will sell rooc:t and clowns wdl
provide entertainment.
Al I p.m., about a dozen
decoralcd boats will float lhrough
Ncwpon Harbor in lhc Old Glory
Boat Parade, hosted by the
America n Legion Yacht Club.
Par1ici pantJ have been encouraged
10 don costumes and include music
on thei r decorated boats. The
pa rade begins at Collins Isle.
Newport Beach is also known
for its beachfront s1ree1 closures
and mass deployment of police
officers on July 4, aimed to curb
the violence and problems that
have pl agued the city on past
holidays. ....
Beauuc ol the ~ ti
Newport'• ac:ubore, the ~
Council has autbufized dolilll ._
beach area bounded -"1' ti ..
Coast Hisbway, Welt _,
Boulevard, Proopect ~ •
32nd Street to ino••"'C wllidl
traffic from S p.m.. to l Lm.
This area includes St.+-
Drive, the eastbound Jana fII
West Balboa Boulc>ard ~al
100 blocks between P"°"""' _.
32nd streets. The westbound i.-
o ( West Balboa Bou1cvud-• ·•'-'·· -.. rcmam open, __,..,. ....
leave the city.
Banner to seek witnesses to Huber's disappearance
By AMa Cekoli "" ... COSTA MESA -Her face has
been on national television and on
thousands of Oiers, and starting
today a larp banner with Denise
Huber's picture will be placed
near the strc1ch of freeway where
she disappeared almost one month
ago.
"Wc'u installing 1his banner in
the hope it will help trigger the
memory of someone who may have
seen anything," her father, Dennis
Huber, said Monday.
A SI0,000 reward is being
offered for in£ormation that helps
au1hori1 ics locale the 23-year-old
Newpo rt Beach woman who
va nished during lht pre-dawn
hours on June 3.
"This can only help," said Costa
Mesa Police Sgt. Ron Smith.
''We'll sec what happens r.nd hope
for the best ...
lire, Huber said.
He said managers of the
a pa rl mcnt complex have ~o
objection to 1hc banner and, 1n
fact, said it can hang there as long
as needed.
In addition to a pictun or
Hube r, the banner will ask
motorists travcli qg her last known
roule: "Have you seen Denise
Huber?" and provide a phone
numbe r.
In mid-June. the . .\.dam \Y aish
Child Resource Center 1oined in
the search for Huber and helped
organize today's press conference
10 unveil 1he banner, said Lynn
Day, victim services director of
crimes against children.
While the statewide o rgan1Lation
has traditionally involved itself
with missing children. i1 does make
e sceptions for unusual cases
involving adult s. she sa id.
Huber was last seen in the early
morning hours on June 3 -a
Monday -wh en she dropped a
I :fit~. j I a jl
Criend off at hil Huntinpm Baa
home and presumably tClltllld
driving to the Newport aeaa
home she shares with her ~
She got as far u lhe Conma del
Mar Freeway ~ bc.r tire. tallw
out, forcing Mt to *IP oft 1lia
highway, just past \be. 'Bear SO.
exit, police said.
Po lice say Huber'1 car Im)' 1aPI.
rolled 10 a stop at about 2:lO a.&
Monday. Her parents reported ..
missing la ter that day. 0 According to the sccnl ,._._
picked up by police dop, tl:lc tJQ
graduate stancd walkiq ia
direction of an cmcrscncy call
about JOO yards away wbe•
tracks abruptly stopped.
Detectives s1ill don't have any
substantial leads in the case,
despite an intensive search lhat
has iftcluded a reccnl spot on FOJI
televi sio n 's America 's Mos t !~~~~~~~~~~~~~:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:==::=:=:=:=:::§::§~ Wanted, Smith said. r;
The banner. which is 6 feel tall
and 30 feet long, wi ll be hung
from the roor of an apartment
complcit at Bear and Bristol
streets, the site neare st to Where
Huber's car was round with a Oat
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-Quick Shake-Up: Administrators arc coming and goin& lac mm•
~ends at Newport Be..ich-bascd beachwear maker __ _
~uiksllver, which recently n:ported dwindling sales and
~rofits.
~ ())airman of the board ..ind chief cxecutm o«ic:cr
John C. Warner is out, hav1n1t relinquished bis duties to ~ecome · a consultant for the company in Europe,
""'.Quiksilver umounced Monday
! Warner will work with Qu1k..,1hds recently acquind
!(and profitable) Na Pali, S.A. ot I r..1ncc, which was _the •
·..only bright spot on a gloomy qu.irtnly report unvciled'----:;;;;iij11L.01L....1
"')-ecentJy.
Quiksilver founder Robert B. Mcl\.n11~ht. currently the
company's president. 1s nQ\.\-Lha1rm.1n ,,f the board and
chief execuuve officer. He's been pn.·,,Jc:nt and director------
of the company since its inception in 14-,., Business
Joining McKnight will be a rash of nc:w vice president watch
• -some new ellCCS, some veteran' of the surfwe.ir -----•
: company -including Randall L Herrel e'ecuti~e \ICC p~i~ot (a
~newly created po'iit1on); Danny Kwod .. vice pres1dent-.1dverusma and
~promotion; Seth E:.111.,on, 111ce president mt!rchandistng; Ste-.e Tully. nee
.. president-national 'ale~ manager; anJ Grc:g Ziegler. 111ce p~nt
C production.
., Mel Matsui. whu ha:> been v.tth the: company ;i year. has been
appointed head of design
0
" Out to Crunch: R1ch..1rd Hill Adam., of United Wtttttn Mor1pel
·Corp. of Newport Beach delivered some dismal new~ at ~ Ytcd's
Pacific Coast Builder'> Conference in San Francisco.
Adams, who was among those on a panel of financte~ who forccas.t a
housing crun ch should today's bu1IJmg mdustry credit cmis COfttinuc.
told a news conference that lenders are 001 maktng real estate
development loans because the' ''don't v.ant the gnef fna tbt
• regulators. There arc loans that 'hould be made. but won"l be made
because lenders don't want that gnef"
• Adams. the moderator of the 33rd annual conference's .. Planmng
·Visions: A Better Way to Live and Build" presentation. tokt rcponen
~that this "no-grief situatinn would C\entualh lead fo .i shortage of
:housing product ava1labk to con-,umc:f'\ later th1-. ~ear and m earl}
1 1992."'
But panelist Thomas T Hammond of '.'lewpon &ach·'i TIM H••·oad
"'Co. took a Jiffcrent v11::~ of the housing industry fmam.:m~ crunch, sa"mg
• .. the industry is being affected bv a long-term hear m.ultet."'
Hammond also cnucized the current new tO'oo\n t'luilding concept that
he charged causes maov of the infrastructure fee problems of bwJdc~
He c;uggested a re tum 10 urban core regmns where finanong .., a••a1l•l°lle
ind where the infrastructure S\-'item') Jre 1n place
Jits and Jots: l f you want prL>Of 'that the hou,ing indu.-.tl) is on ,t\A'
l!mund, JUSl take a look at J.M. P~t~rs Co-lnc.'s {int quarter l~2
rl·port for the period ended Ma11 ~I The Newpon Beach builder s.1w
rnc:nue from housing sale-. drop to Std .2 million oo lt>9 clostn~,
nmpared to the S6 7 l mtllton nn I hJ ckl:>an~ reported for 1he
11rrespond10g penod of fiscal I 9Q I
RO BERT C. B ORDWELL
is no ordinary ban~r
Holl h.:t' ..e-rved th~ b.ml..in~ nt't'CI' '''
• 11 1n~e County bu')1ne5'>E"t ..irwt 1in ,,,.,,,, or1
,1, 'ince 1970 Prior to 1orninl! "' 11 H.1 ,i.
11 "ewpon. Bob w.1~ Vrct• Pn·"d' 111 • 1
1 111 if'm Bank, (o.,ta M~ \.\ rh • \• • '·
,pc;1rs ex~nen<e J') .1n Or.1m;1 • 1i11nh
1 11mrnerc1.1I 8clnl..er. Bob l..n• "' rl • '" 1 1,
llt'Ople and 1t-. bos1nesst.>'> I ·I• • \ 1111 ni.1\
hc;111e already ~ Bob Ht "' • 1 ,., rt "
>PW C~ ~ c>ffl<t> "Ah• • I •
, "penenc~ b.lnker<. t .in ,1 • " • 11 , 1
t!Jnk of N~ 1s no nrr!1n.1 ''·' "
( dll Bob oil( (71 41 "'t)()-h(IO! ~
WP hdve "" thft "Hht pet,, ,1. _. •-' .,
Trend-setting .
studio shapes
Toyota future
By Miil C<*!J 1"-,,...
T ~ Big J L S .lu1om.Ucn..
•bo &tt ~-c ~ gc-t~
clobbc~ b) tbe J•1>9DMC.
a.a ;.st &> easd) sbakc tlaeu
&npy 6:sb at • ~ Bcadl &>
they cu &I T ot,o..
Cally Da.p Research Inc_
Ta,oca ~loc~ Corp ·s
tJ..S.·bascci .IUIOIDOll\C~
facility. bas pb}-ed a prollUDCDI
role in tbe ~dopmcnt ol qmc
of T oiyou ·s mois1-popubr
model's .. ~~th.mg from CclJCb
to Lcmsn (u tUS1").
''Southc:n ( ~ form.a..
rMballartr ~lJOI' Bc.ach.
an deal pbcc to dr-..
tmpraboa. -saad ~ld H c tl.
Cdy 's 5bldlo ducaor. 1bcTC ·s
50 much cncrr and mdi\id\ubt\
~~-
UJ~ csaablbbcd a prttcdrn1
.lS the first &UIOl'DOtJ\ ~ deslp
,rudao oo 1~ \\~ Coast -.hen
11 opcocd an El ~an 10-~
Today. acMt\ C'\Cf! ~
.1utomotnc manu.bcturcr ~
fl~"'-C'd suit and csubbshcJ
\\~ C()la)t ~ ~tus.. C~~
~C'd to "~JX>n Buch an
1978. and a '"' wttts • cowpkted a ~~ ~
of the ~ ccn1er
SiDtt &ts mcq>llOC. ~ bas
been Ul'60h'Cd m tbc ~~
INTERESTED
IN LAW SCHOOL?
START THIS FALL
Oesipoew D.Md T runo ttop
~~~future •t
T ~ s Ulty {)esjgrl Research
in ~port Beach. The ~~
~nd ~ studio(~) was.
lect."f\~ ~ md
reflO\~ed ModeiCf Rhdt
TMTan <ngtct ~ •
~ ~'5110n&I ~one
step doser to ~ fiNI <X>ltrepl
des.go b\ 9CU'pbng ~
t~-da~I 20-peroent
..c.W model
t~. •-e ~tunes take a
pnmd1'~ 10111.1! ~gn approach
and then use 1cdu>Olog) to
rdi.M the final results -
~ result~ are often ba~d
'"" k.'l\.-ai CIJ'i.fons Dunng Ullltal
r~.uc:h for the Lc.-rus LS .t(l
l '.J~ -~ a.ssaped lO cicscnbe
t 'le Amcnc:an ~t1,..e or bu~-er
fhe ("'~)') lUm sun~ '°°"cd
U\lWld ~C:-l'Of1 • <;
'kJitcrnnean·5')k homes and
,_,,;tn-fiU.ed hMt-<or to romc up
• nh lbc ans-~r
·•l..ud.Jh we ·~ k1Catcd ID wh.&t
h.n boeroaic ooe of the pnma.ry
l.J ,.., •• t q bas been D&mC'd
accounl coordinat o r at
lntcrCo m111un1cation1lac. the
cwport Bcach-llaeadquartered
~ and pmblic rdatiam
•1~•cy. Bloo mbera bra•a•
a:pericace ia ~tiwc ud
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WailDftJaAD&Y
I.oak ta~...,.,.
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is dPlven
martets for Laus." Campbell
~1d. "We used Newport Be.ch
as a visual research aru.
observing people at local soccer
games and shoppmk centers."
Based on that local research,
the Calty design team made
rcoomrncn4ations for what is
now one of the hottest-selling
luxury cars 1n America -and.
no doubt. another thorn in the
Side of the 813 3.
design won of several Toyota
vehicles, in.duding the 1978
C chca. the 79 Hi-Lux Truck
and tbc '90 C.clica.
public ~\ations to lntciCom from
her in1emship at Rogcn and
Cowan in Los Anceles.
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Gbria Z...per & Associates of
Costa Mesa has named Da'1d A.
Dkt:a1 • as dim:tor of media
rclatiocu Dickstein, an lrvuM:
resident.. Mii be responsible for
manag1n1 and s upervising
aooou:nts. u well u pluming and
implementing a ran,c of public
relations projects. He previoulty
was director of media relation• at
Amici Marketing Inc. in Irvine.
0
Jeeoey R. Mlpln hu pined Lanae F'tnanaaJ Corp. of Newport
Most recently, Catty
developed the unusual look of
the '91 Previa, which is desi&11ed
from the gro•tnd up to meet
American tastes and needs.
"Our goal for the P,revia was
to make it unique," said Dave
Doyle, Previa's chief designer.
"We wanted it to be totally
different Crom the van Toyota
was selling at the time."
Calty took its time. The Previa
project was launched in 1984.
"By the time we finished our
research, we were armed and
ready to transfer that
Beach as senior vic:o president of
sales.. Maauirc will oYenee sales
operations for att divisions of
Lange, including LFC Real Eatate
Ocaringfiousc Inc., LFC Luxury
Homes Sales Inc. and LFC Real
Eatate-Marltetina Services, Inc.
0
BlauJ (B.J.) Soanenbaw has
joined EPE Tecbnok>siea Inc. of
Costa Mesa as the new director of
single phase products. Sonnenberg
is responsible for oveneeina the
development and 1tratc1ic
direction of the single phue
uninterruptiblc power systemt for
EPE and its parent company.
France-based Merlin Gerin.
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The Four Seuoqs Ho tel
Newport Beach recently welcomed
Joae Barra1aa u its new Direcaor
of Caterinf. In his new position,
Barragan lS retpol\sibto for the
development and powth of the
hotel's caterin& and convearion
ICMces dcpanmenta.
Appointment Calendar
program. Rcse~Uonl (SJ' for
membcn, s.45 for non-tbemben)
are due at noon Friday. CaU the
BIA at .S.7-3042.
w......._,,Jatylt
Data Proceu na Ma~t
Auoclatlon Oranae Co11 t
chapter'• tnonlhly nct'Mdlftt and
dinner wUI bo held at 6 p.m. at OM
Red Uon Inn, lmO Brlttol 11.,
a.ta Mesa. Cott 11 w . eau 641·
1617 for rell~ltiON. ·---------=------. -
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Plower power
<X>llONA DEL t.CAJt-CorOM del Mar ~ ar., wll cthbmk ~ 0., from 3 p.e. to 6 p.a. oa 1'\aadlf, JU, 16.
GO~ta MeSa ·council refuses garage unit . Newport Lutheran Church tnvttes you m a
4tt. of July S.Mcl with Conwft.lnk>n. 9am on July 7th .
COSTA MESA • ln a move
Oty Council members said wu
intended to preserve kJw..demity
neiahborhoodl, the council on
Monday niabt denied ' request by a F1awer Street property owne1 to
build an apartment OYCr a prage
behind bis home.
The unanimous decision came
.
Humphrey laid.
Plannina Commi.nlon staff
mcmben bad ~ apprcMd
Jeff Harris' pla to bWld tbe
1,200-tquare.foot-apartment just ·
before the coUDcil dodded lo
tiahten 1 policy dealiaa wk.b IUCll
acceS90rY apenraaata. •
AltJiouab Harris" pi'ojed WU D0t
Yo·1'*"1't,,.. ID,,. LuthMlln IO bllcolnB a Christian
at ,.wpott Luthtntt ChurdJ.
798 Dovef (end of 181h) Newport Beach
u a relief to more thu 2.5 ____ __...;..;... ______________________ ....,. ________ ...&.....------------------------
reaidenll who attended the
meeting to" oppolO the add-on.
Represented by a land-use expert,
the residents went u far u aMnl
a JG.minute presentation to the
council, trying to show bow the
nei&hborbood would be adversely
affected by such an addition.
"I do think. quite honestly, that
this project overshadows the
neighborhood," Councilman Jay
Police will
work longer
in Newport
By lrts Yokol
'Thi PlaC
NEWPORT BEAOI -Police
officers here will be working
tonger shifts but will get more days
off each month under a k>ng-
sought alternate wort-week plan
approved by the Oty Council.
The council also approved a 5.5-
percent pay increase for both the
150 sworn officers and the 62
civilian employees of the police
department.
Under the alternate work week.
which goes into effect Oct. 1,
officers work · 9-hour shifts for an
80-hour work period in exchange
for two extra days off per month.
In a 31-day month, officers would
get 11 days off, rather than the
nine per month presently awarded
with the 8 1/2-hour shift schedule.
Officers have k>bblcd for this
alternate work week for a couple
of years. saying such a schedule
helps the many officers who
commute long distances to work.
Most other police departments use
alternate work week.a. and the city
would be complying with rcgjonal
smog regulauons that require
reductions In daily employee car
trips. the officen ugued.
Oty personnel officials were
opposed to the idea for a while
becau.se of concerns that such
schcdulca could potentially reduce
officer deployment and raise costs
to the city.
But during labor negotiations
this year, the Newport Beach
Police Employees Association was
able to convince personnel offacials
that t}\,e actual costs wouldn't be
that high, association president
Tom Tollman said.
The police department also tried
the alternate schedulin& on an
uperimcntal basis over the past
year and nottccd a reduction in
the department 's overtime
~nditurcs since with the 9-hour
shift, officen have about half an
hour after their patrol time to
work on reporu and other desk
duties that often extend them into
overtime, U . Tun Newman said.
The labor apeement does aM:
the police chief the authority to
require any offscer to forfeit those
days off if needed, for certain
assipunents.
The offtc:en applaud~ the city's
compromise on the wwk week, but
allO will continue to urae council
review of one: other Jonptanclin1
~ -tho way in wbicb lbe city
comp1rca Ill saJarles to thole ol
othor cidc.s in the county.
-' A dty policy requires Newport
Beach qompa,. its aa1ariel to the
three hjabat-PQina dtlel .. ...
COWlty. kt lbO pOUcy Ml ..
been intcrpRtcd -di!fvenl)y bJ
penonnel oftidala ud ~ , ..
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coundl have tndiUooalty loobd
onlY al other fWJ. Mice
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SELECTED GAMES
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ALIEN CRUSH
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VICTORY RUH
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WORLD CLASS BASEBALL
NEC
QA.l.AGA 90
NEC
WOAl.O COURT TENNIS
NEC
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FlNAl LAP TWIN
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QU01' S Of JHE DAY
··nae birds arr so bi&. u·, liU
""""" dq>/ulnlt "" .. tlte ...... Harbor liland ruident atlemptin.1
to dcKribe the arc•t blue heron
livin1 in a &roe near her home. (A.I)
"AU { know U wlutt { rtad in Ilic
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COMMUNITY MNTi '
• The a.ta Mesa. Civic
Auociation nM"eU tonight •t the
West Skle Polk:c Subst•tion, S67 W.
18th Street 1"opic of the 7 p.m.
meetina is the muter plan ror lhc
Orange County F1itp'OUnds
•The Newpon Be1ch Pub.,
Beaches and Recreation Commission
meets •t 7 p.1n. in the Council
Chambon, 3300 Ncwpon BM!.
•The 8usincu Dcvek>pment
Committee of the Newport Harbor
Arc• Chamber of Commerce meets
at 7:JO'Lm. i.n the dlamber offKU
•"la Milnrablca" continues its
run at the Oranac County
Performia1 Arts Center. Perform·
anccs toJay and Wcdncsdly at 8
p.m .. For information call S56-ARTS
or 740-2000.
•The Conservatory Lounae 11 the
Pour Seasons Hotel tn Newport
Beach pRsenu; 1hc jau and
oontcqiporu)' duo Jus1 Friends
todoy, Wednesday •nd 'Thund•y
from 6-11 p.m. for informatiun, call
7S~
•Jazz by the Master Trio ii
lulured from Sr8 p.ai. Wcdnclday
niahl at Le Trianon. katcd at Le
Meridicn Hotel in Newport Beach.
For information, call 41~2001 .
• Bertoh Brecht and Kurt Weill'•
muaical "Happy End" continues on •taae at South Cout Repcnpry. Per·
IOmiiliCei tOdilj .... ~y ....
at & p.m. Fer infonnatioa and
rucrvatioos ull 9S7..-003.
JUST lllE fACTll
•When l\lrf muaic replaced hi&
binds in Balbort, what WJt tho name
of Ibo !"'!''popular lucal lfOOp?
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If only ttley had a
on vacant
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_By Anna Cotulla
"" """ COSTA MESA -Unable to break a
deadlock on sever•! nominations to fill Ed
Glasaow's vacant council scat, the City
Council decided to postpone their
decision .~ntil their RCJ:l m<:c,ting.
That Juty l.S date ls the last p05siblc
time lhe council can call for a special
election tn case they are still unable ttl
agree on a candidnlc. ·
Staning with eight nominat10ns, the
council finally narrowed 1hc field to four
names: former council hopeful Karr:n
McGlinn; Planning Commissioner Joe
Erickson: traffic commissioner Dave
Su/lcr and redevelopment romm111cc
member Mark Korando.
But 1n a s1raw vote, the counc1l spht 2·2
on all four cand1da1cs wnh Mayor Mary
Hornbuckle and Councilman Peter Buffa
approving McGhnn and Erickson and
Counc1Jmcmbers Sandy Genis and Jay
1-lumphrcy approv1ng Stiller and Korando.
After giving 1hcnucNcs a few more
momenta M> think ... tD .W. .. dlil
meetina, the councilmellben ,._. ~1 k>
think things over for anocbcr two Wecb
after a more dctailod dilcu•sio9 «t tbe
{our candidates failed to btellk tM
deadlock.
Councilmu &lfa dluen<ed in clcl.,U.,
the decision. sayin&: be cida't think two
weeks would make any difference at all.
But his motK>n lo ICl • special election on
Nov. .S was not ptUnQCd t., bis fellow
council membcrt.
The fifth oounciJ seat ha1 been open
since June l.S when Ed Glasgow resigned.
cuing health problems. .
Since that resignation, the council bu
had tu make one tough dccilioa after
another
On JunC 17. arter a great deal of
debate. !he council voted J..1 with Genis
di'iscnting H) make an appointment to fill
Glai.gow'!> positK>n rather than bold a
\pcc1al election.
-Council members voting 1n favor of lhe
See OPEN SEAT_,_
Joe Erickson and K.:tren McChnn .ire c1mong four Cosfil o"v1es.i rf>unc1I
wTlt be kept guessing at ll'<bl .1noth('r two .,.,-c.'C'kS .,,...,... ............ """""
Bill I lam1l1.•n, own1..•r of the C.tn 1<'ry, is among re:JJurafeurs .ind O(her busi-
ncss'leOple o teri"F: to ..t ~rcrv·1ng .:ip.anese market
Ma(Je for Japan
Stores, eateriE!·S
cater to the East
Japanese \·crston of his menu. And the
affable rest•ur•tcur isn't !he only
Newpo;I Beach businessman to
recognize the lucrative Japanese tourist
market.
Teacher sues
his prosecutors
By Iris Yok~
"""" C annery rcst1uran1 {l'll•ncr Bill
Hamihon knew he had 10
c hange his menu wh :n I 1r1e
Jroups of Japanese tourists kepi 001·11ng
into his Newport H1rbor water1 -on1
restaurant and ordering the !':11'fle 11cal
for the entire table.
But Hamilton was srnart er.ougl 1 to
realize he didn't need lo ch,~nse the
food he served -his menu 1 cede-d i.
phys.Jc.al change. The mcmbc:n of ll icsc
)apancsc tour groups, l!•m1llo n
deduced, were all ordering ·.flC s. uac
dW& because they simply ooultln't 1e•d
the menu.
"We noticed one person in :le 1r lUp
would order a meal off the r•cnu •nJ
the rest of them V.1.luld order 1 he lllfTlC
thin&," he said.
Hamilton is now printin1: up •
Fellow rcst1ur11cur Jim Dale, who
owns Villa Nova. i5 also working on a
J•r,•ncsc translation of his menu.
'It's taking us a little more time
though, to translate Italian to
Japanese." s11d Dale. who speaks
Japanese from lhrce ~an· ex~ricncc
1n the country
Meanwhile, businessmen hkc Bob
Allen. ~n1or sales manager at the
Newport M1trr1011 t·lotcl. king ago
realized the po1ent1al 1n Japanese
1ourism. Thinks 10 Allen, a frequent
par1icipanl al Japancst: trade s~.
Japanese Yisilon checking in10 the
Newport Marriott have, for the past IS
ye•rs.. been handed hotel directories
written in their native language
More and more, Japanese arc
choosinR Onnae Counrv u • v•c•uon
S.. .IAl'ANES.,_ -
By Emit-,-A.Clams
"""" SANTA AN ·\ .-\ (ormt·r \Jc14pon
Beach c!cmcnt.1r\ '(hool tca1.·her
c.•uir1cra1cd nf lhdd muh:.-.1at11ln c harge~
more th:an 114•' \l'df' Jj!O, returned h '
courl ~l ondJ\ th1' time 'cc~1n~
dan\agcs again,, tlh"C 14ho orig1nall~
dragsed him 10 l't•urt 1n IQ/QI
Frank f(l£lul1n .1 Ir 1' asking for .an
un,pccificd amount n f moncv 1n hi~
federal c11ur1 l;1,,.,,u11 .1,1:a1n,1 the .-itv of
Ncwp..irt Ucach. 1hc l"t)unty. Dcput~
D1'\tnct t\tto rnc\ Kell" Maceachern and
W1ll1Jn1 !-,,1n,, fnrml'r depu1y -1n-chargc
of lhc [)1,tr1ct ,\1h1rnc\ \ S.C:wal A.-.s.auh
L'nu
"He\ tn1ng 10 rccO\"Cf damagt:s for a
pr11~cc11111i i-. 1h:1t nc,·cr \hould have
happcnl"d 1n the firs1 place," ~aid
Tn1.Lohna\ 1.1...,...,c,. 1-rne~t Chen
In l~SS. four fifth -grade 11rls from
Tou11ltna·i. clas~ at Mariner's Elcmcntan
School accused thc11 1cacher of fondhng
then hrrasls and bullocks. DurinM the
tnal. the girls were charll..:tenzed u
manipulator\ and J1...c1pl1nc problems wbo
et\mplaincd •\I I ouolina to avlnd failin&
!O \ChlXll
In JJnu.in ]!J~IJ. iuror' 1ook JUSI 55
n11nu 1c' ro CinJ I t>uol1na 1nnoccn1 of the
l h.trgc'
"it,_ month' IJ tcr . the ~amc trtal judge
iql0klg1zcd l'll'1cc 111 thl' !Q·\'C.tr cducatm
.is he dcclflrcd l OLL•1h na factually
1nnoccr11
rhc unu ... u.tl ruling me.ant Tozzolina's
ptJlll·e and c"ur1 record"' would be scaled
f111 thtcl' \C.1r' ,1nJ then destroyed. The
dcclara11on "'''uld .11"'-1 make 1t easier fOI"
l O/Jt•ltna. nP\4 14 i.1 rl"gain his tcachi"I
trcJc:n11al'
lllllnhnJ ha~ rclurnc.'d lo teaching, this
ttmc at 1hr p1n1or c1..1llc1e level, and
... -(1nt 1nuc"' lll ll\C .:tnd work 1n °""IC
(\1unt\. (hen ,.ull
l he ,_·1,11 rn.1J. Ill dc1ermi.nc •bet.her
I 11171•l1nJ 1, cn!Hlcd to • monetary award
rrnm h1.; formct p~ecuton, is apr:cted
tn ~Jo?ln in NO\'cmt>cr
1ant bllue birds invade exclusive islan
ill'llusl l .. ......
NEWPORT BE.AO-I -Th 1 CJtt Alaivc Harbor
Island t'Olftmunif)' ls •bun with 1·1ews or what may be
hs moat distinctN-c ruklcnts tvcr.
Bu.t word hu it the new nf:i&hl ion 11 c teavina h•lf-
caten fish all OW1r thei.r l>K.kyard.
LocaJs say about fsw to KVCn uian1 b Mc herons arc:
makina babies in • SO.foot-tall Tone) pine trH on
Ibo island, 'Ille birds Jlllnd 3 fc"I lal~ haw • 6ofoot
wf"I tpan aad • fondnoa for n.1 , s both fonlp •nd
ckMneslk.
"We found• half of• tot undt ir the 1ree, .. sakl one
l!OiPb<w• "II WU • I>;,. bri&J>I )'t llow .,,d onnr l:ol.
Tho owncn mmt Mw Md an M.1fuJ •.a •hen they
l"I -_.,..found tbelr pond• l'PIY·"
1 ntl fear l~ tree uay be aat *'*" it,
' 1 new 1\WMf, AJthoulh the
la ii • tuid<•ll .., u..,.... lootMd lbal i.dlclilla plalls for tho em~· lot """IN.....,..,
of Ille .....
A real •••ta broker rcpcue• 1 i"t tl e nc.w OWl&r
-Id 1101 bt roach<d for -•I. Sia•• Fl.a .... 0.. DopohJ ltftl of lld&lo ..,. \ho
tree cannot be touched as k>ng as the hcrtin' arc
nCJtina 1hcre .
"The bird it.self is protected bccau<r.t 11 1s a non-
aamc specie&." aaid Mike McBride, a patrol: cap1a1n 1n
Che Lona 8cach office ol the st•IC Fish and Game
Department. The Flab and Oamc rode s1a1cs, 1n par1 .
"tl is unlawful to talte, pouess or necdlcssly destroy
1he nest or CIP of any bird," •crordin1 to McBride.
who sa)d his department will invcsti&atc the site.
Ahhouah the law doesn't appty once the hirds have
v.acated tfic tree, McBride Aid removal of the nest1na
Mt11 woukt be• shame.
"In Sou\heni CaJifomi•. we're not t'-actly k.n ee -
deep In habitat," be Nkl. "In th•I rc:aard, we h•lc 10
• any habila1 I"·"
Reddcnu II)' thb ls the tcrond ye•r the 111nt tnrdl
of prey have netted in the tree. &xM of ttw 11•nt
blue Mrona M\ler left the tree •ft11r tM finl nesttna --...... --....... Ill prior ye.an. rakkata uy ama1lcr areen herons
wen ace.ft lft 1.hc MJM tree durina 'Print nea1ln1 time .
Ulc lbr OM Mjpbor whole btc~ard falls w1th1n
,.... ol the towerina trH tw been a bit meaier
.. _ tho...,_ -In. ...HE~,_
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1be be.t cbcf at t.bc Villa Nova. located on Mariner's Mlle on
Nnlport Harbor. Mcqc:nthalcr bas worked at the restaurant
since August of 1968. "I wu raised in t.bc restaurant business.
My father was • chef and my mothCI was • cocktail waitress."
... nan1m•ua-~~~~~~~~-
Meqcnthaler bas been a busboy, a bartender, a waiter, a
~tioo coot and apprentice at the Villa Nova. In 1981, after
wortin& in the kitc:bco for ciaht years with the late Wally Gentile,
be was appointed head chef. "I'm atways learning something new.
Tbe~ is a whole spectrum of what can be cooked."
... •lllm~~~~~~~~~~~~
E vc o though McrgcnthaJer typically works from 1 p.m. 10
mldntght five days a week. he enjoys the work and the
prcpantton that goes into every meal he serves. "The hardest
part about tbas job is the level of consistency, doing the same
thing night-in and night-out. The day l let something slide is the
da~ I 'hould get out of the business "
Compiled by Tom S~iss
DC Serial
C orky ~tiles felt as ii he'd been born again.
And Ill a way he bad. lt had been 12 years since his
bneO\ successful television show ''The Good. The Bad
.ind The Badge' had been canceled and since then he'd lived on
rcput.u1on. synd1cat1on royaJtics and Johnny Walker red label,
wtuch matched the color of bis eyes most nights. Life was
comfonablc in a boo~ son of way. though lacking excitement at
But that was changing with the
Holtywood succe'\'\ of his new pilot, "The
Balboa ) cars ..
The fall scn ec; detailed the adventures
nf a down-on-hts·luck detective named
~pud Jonco; "ho'd retreated to Newpon
Beac h to Itek hie; wounds after a high-
pmfile adultel) cac;e he'd been hired to
ORANGE COAST 1nves11gatc ended tn murder in Chinatown.
6EQll\L Miles. filled with a renewed pnde and a
'elf made prom1~c of sobriety. poked at his
e~ A' u.;ua l. he was havtng a late
t-rultfa~t at The Galle\. c;1111n~ ,11 hr' u'111al comer seat with a
\IC"' ,,f the Balboa ) .tlht Basin
Th(' tn)nt d<")()r 10 the 'mall c,1fc opened gently and then clo<>ed
"'llh a hang ( nr~\ kK,~cJ up It "a' Katherine Bell He groaned.
Ju,t ..,. ha t he needed
l l'rh 1ned IP J\ntJ .._Jlhcnnc·, e\es. hut 11 was no use The
repl'rh:r twm the ~c"pon Beach 'Weekly had spotted him
"He\ t-.athcnne. \Aoh,tt rrl(:k arc wu looking under today?"
· Adualh I ..,. Ji. lnok1ng for \OU 1 JUSt heard something that
might ~of mterc't "' '''U Thelma Jean·~ dead ..
To !'<' Ctlnttnued
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ly~MN ..... .. A bell jaftlla abrvPdY and
Kathy Mollb leapt
from tllo ~ ot a
1S·foot platform. Phauune~
down to pad9 below, bowMliDa
back up to a cenmr ~. tbl
Colta Mesa womu'• lc&1
acramble furiously ln the air.
Focused u Ibo is. Mollica
doesn't realize she'• belal
scrutinized by t55 ~"9 OI
chilelcd female lmowla u
Diamond. But u she flinp
hcnelf toward tbe pole, ·
Diamond is suddenly l'Ulbiaa into
her face. Juat u the two mab
bodily contact, their buJa&ec corm whip them back to opposite
sides of the playing field.
Welcome ladJes and patlcman
to American Oladiaton, the tint
Roman camivaJ to be Mnitizcd
and set in a television sound
studio.
This is where the average
athlete can challenge today's
super heroes: 10 men and women
whose oiled bodies ue squeezed
into red, white and blue spandex,
whose necks are as thick as a ..
child's waist. The women have
names like Zap, Blaze, Gold and
Ice. The men are the size of your
average condo.
"The first time I saw American
Gladiators I thought, that show's
made for me," Mollica said,
showing row!> of perfect white
teeth
A native of the Orange Coast.
Mollica looks typcca:.1 for
California. For fun, she works
out al the Sports Connection
every day for two hours. Al work,
she is the only woman firefighter
blM_,af.__.WM•
llOarly 4-QOO-.: ~ .....
spotoa.,.111iOW •
.. Molk:a -au.uaa dMlice for a propun tlaat'1 -.. .. 1
C)llt blt .ID c:iollep doml and dfv9
ban KnMI the c:ouatiy? Not
really. Molt coateilden haW tbe
fralaly ICNbbed aood IDolil ol a
Maltb COlllclaP.aa aaenliOL Pi'olsWil -.cutM. ... ..,. ..
mn1lld..,... that 0 ........ "
a lesfdniate tDonina mat.
saturda1• n'Ooa. 'The ~ an
llMw.t to. bqin · .. l ~ abenNnlDdedly peddJn an
cxcrcilo bike bacbtage u the
1tge manager pcs Jut .arda.
Tbe next cubicle OYer ii filled
with Olldiaton being rnuaapd;
Oladiaton flexing well-defined
mulcles; Oladiators holding
children who loot even tinier
when wrapped in beefy Oladiatot
arms.
"OK. one thing about
'Powerball.' You•rc going to be
thrown down a lot. The minute
the G ladiators sec you aet up
slow, they're going to smell blood
and come hunt.in& for you." the
stage manager intones.
Beads of sweat pop out on
Mollica'a forehead. The slic:t
sheen of ncrwus concentration is
visible on her face. But at the
hint of challenae, this lifelong
athlete perb rig.ht up.
"Eve"911e here is bigger than
me," says the 5-foot-5, 130-pound
contender, "but it isn't just
strength that's going lo win. The
person who wins will have spetd
and agility."
An all-league gymnast at Costa
Mesa High School, Mollica can
dive, fall and bend with the best.
Tlle speed and power comes
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Th<> gladiator relaxes at home In real life. Kathy Moll1ccJ 1s a BrN
f1rC'l1Rhter who lives 1n Costa M('Sa
I == Real Estate
Rn1:n1 real c\tatc ~ale\ a\ r~rtcd
by the Conllntntal UW)tn TllJt
Co. 1n '\anta An ..
Clllta ...
rJ 1120 SHdl U.nc, $127,000, 2 bed·
room. 2 bath to Julie Meller
11 5'5 tut-II Pt.. St 80,<XX>. ) bed·
room. 2 b1th h> Muk Hooper
o 611 Sctuitt SI .. $197,000, 4 bed·
room. 2 h1th to llcctor Quinones
n llOI Mtytt P1.. $185.0UO, ' bed·
room, 2 b11h to Mark Olerry
o 612 N. San MlfhMI Or .. S 178.000
to Cul Robin
a "5 Snl SL, I 182.IXX>, l bedroom,
I beth to Alderete S1tvo
Cost. Mesa
• 1 96l Joeu SL, $203,000. 3 bed·
room, 2 bath to Ehubeth w .. 1kcr
' 2111 State A•e.. S21.5.IXX>. 3 bed-
room. I bath to Dena Woods
l I 'lJ Goftnor St.. $ 1.50,000, ) bed·
room. l bath to Oevid Menne
11 llt COllp"ta SC... SIQ0,000, ' bed-
room. I bath lo Alfonio Gr1n11<k..
o ... G.vuw SC... Sl93,000, 3 bed·
room. l bath IO Tomas Roulc1 o l lM M......,'8 A"·· $193,000. 3
bedroom, 1 beth to Ronald Obrecht
o Jill S4Jnta.c A"'l., t.200,000, • bed·
room. l bath to Da~Kopp o Jm Sele A.... 1..000. 3 bed·
room. I bath to Robin en
o lW U... Pl, U.0.000. ' bed· room to Tcny Solomon
A wom1n r~ncd her purw wu atokft fro111 tlw
ber 11 the DJ lciub OcJ• Vil, ~ N~ ~
The '2-year~ victim reported lllat she'd o!tt}_t~
her beck fof 1 minute -to walda a bar ~ -
when IOmOOtlC p1bbcd lho baa. SIN utlmatid \ht
Iota II S 12A. • An otficcr 11 the Potkle O.pvuoa.nt'• wat 8'*
1ubt1111on1 117 Wnt 19th St.. ,.~ dlat Dllll br9" IOU had pe.lnled the litu.n VL r .... .,.,
pllnt Oft • wllltatk>ft wall. • • A bmte IM 700 Moel of Victoria s.r..t .. ~a ralhWmns ardtoJr!.-a~w
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# """'"'" Kathy MolliGl hangs tougt'I while ~rtiop.uing in ~ popul.it ~--
s1on show ·American Cladiators ·
from volleyball. played wttb
Orange Coast College and CSL1
Fullerton tearru
Game one Swing Shot
Suspended from bungee cords;
the two contc:nJer' leap from
their platform!>, bountt off the
ground. grab 11 vek:ro ball from
the center pole )USpcndeJ about
20 feet off the ground. get bJd.
up to 1hc1r platform and deposit
the ball in the b~kct
Mllll1ca doc\ well here, but she
1.k)(!sn t always h.ive the weight
needed to keep her tn motron.
Twice 'he end-; up suspe.ode4-.
above: the floor. 'i-wtngmg b.ick
Jnd forth hclplc ·~ly like a
fruMratcd Tinkerbdl
G.ime two Powerball.
Co ntc nden run through d mue
uf GljJtator.. here. trying h.l sl.lm
a soccc:r baJI into one of five
\lnall b.i,kets while scant1Jy cl:iJ
AmJwn-. wrestle them to the
ncxu
The aud1em."e applauds again
.inu ag • .un at the dm:chon of .a
lighted sign. whue Mollica
kneads .a charlcyhorsc out of her
thigh t'iacbtage She ;inJ her
opponent pace around ea~h
other. then watch 1Jen1ly .i..s
another injured contender b
helped off the Powerball field
"I &.m't even l:lre about
wmmng m'lw , I JU'lt don't want h>
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1 Cl V1ata s.n.. SJQ7..S00, 'bed-
room. 2 balb to Frcdrrd Hurn
I •ll Vls19 ,..,,..., $SOO,IXX)., ) bed-
room, 2 bath to Mich.1.cl 8ldl.ln..
0 ,.. lA'ftt w..,. S.US.000. ) bed-
room. 2 beth to Vmceot Aa:ar*
"1 JJ6U ........ S.322.00Q. 4 bed-room. 2 betb to McliDda MWbd.
u Jtll ......... $406.000. 4 bed-room. 2 ba~ to Charin ._.,
0 J'1't7 Vlilla l...... 1322.000 "'
Melinda M.lford
o 511 a...-A" ... SJ69 000. l bird· ~ 2 bath to Tillomas C..11 tu o Jlll Vbu t..v.tk SI ~ :
bc<bOOln. 2 bat I> IO John hJOdl
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get hurt." Moll~"'I says. Some~
th.is doe~ 't qwte nng true
Sure enough. once f1K'C to~
"''th 11 worn.an r.tce bcr sac -a
"'uman "'hose .. tute sp.an~.x
,ports br.i and 1-stnng ~al
c'ery mU)Cic hkc an anatom~
l('~n Molhca barrels &head.
ontv the go.al m mind
. .\s the ~ .. cars on.
Mothca '' hun~ on. hit .at .anJ
rolled O\er She is enck..i.scJ in .a
hamster ne.TC'ISC ball. pulled
from the sheer waU fa.ce she a.s
trying to run up -all tc.JtnJ "'
the final ~~nt. an obstk'ie
OOUl"C' C'llkJ. appropn.1 td~.
"The I:. hmtn• tor
for an)'OM llW ho pQ)C'J
\1ou~lr•p as .a cha.kl EJ~tor
h.t' the S&J1X goof) kmJ of b«\llC
pm:uJQn h ' runmn1 up a
1rudnull. "~"I a •U'C on a
hanJ bake. then spnnting O'~r a
rulllftl log. up ;a cargo oet. <kJa-n
.. op hn<. up a .. an and dodging
the Gl.adMttor s ft.nal tnd
AJI llnd al s.tlh ~ for a 1o<r"-')U~ ath'ctc. ".;.,e •ould
tm4g\nt'. but there !.:> ~ chalk."1: h.l
.._. tn mo~ th.ln $~000 for t~ ,..oo m.ale the final rOWMh.
"'l'uch I;.) n-."1h •ktt Molbai
Jppc.sn 10 be hcadtna.
.. Afkr thtS compctiooa I fed
like I can do &D)~ rube 28
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•a dllb •1*1J (awtwaad tam. that) tt ....
7. .... ... ~---... ttm. ii a c:atllia amount of ~cehed
diaiw liM wl pr ... that Fa widl bdQs a
ct.ilJ ••:++et-We will be that. eta *-P
(# • a a.I C'faJ day docs DO( nee ,., mab On the
Coast ........ W .., p>d. What 8 awwwr. I docs
b iD relldln .. wtaat mates it wordlwhile.
. M -.y rrWad Mart Twain WU fond of aayiq~
~ is ao.d. tbwlu ii .... Ciiiwe.. but it is liah111ina that
dotl -jab. .. n.e Not .... p>d tlpatt-maters.
Wbiae WI arc _,. a'6cia., de'fOtled IO cowaiDa Newport Beach
ad a.ta Mesa ia tbe utmall ~ I t:n1ll we will not become
llOo ~ Good l1Dric:I dm't care where tbey ccw from.
Va, 4*a. wtm MFPtm ia w>tbcr oommuaity ii intcrating
-., or m .tipiF-<•t impect on. its ne..,_"'IQl'L Yean ..,_the
Nnl W edibam (or difleu:nt dtica. We tited ill Hantiapa
a..t. t.lla ..S co.Id .....:r fiDd CNt wt.at._ Fina on in
Ncwpcwt or a.ta Mesa or 8d)•hcre die in the cowuy.
Not tk lihle tliiap. but the impwtant political news and the
juicy crime llllJliclll ud tbe ltUpickouncil tricb. We found that
frwstntm, aad irriwDit.
WoWd.....,.. Noc~ the mas5M oil spill irf Huntington
lted? The bcw ia 1...,,a that go« painted red. white and
blue! Wi2I we coatiftue IO report on important goinp-on at our
peat kx:a1 u:nMnity, nen if it &S a rew hundred yards across tM
bontcr1
I cen.mty hope IO.
A klribf jnct&i1-:nt c:aDs will have to be made as this new thing
sbakescloin.
What I will miss is tbe opponunity to poke around in
Hwatiqtoa Buda ad 1....-. Tbey hne city councils and other
ofticials who do ~ OUU'FCJUS things.
But then, Costa Mesa's c.t of charactcn and their politics are
nacr dW1.. E"'Cft NewpcA1 Beach is !urning. Replacmg a badly
needed partiQa lot with an expanse or lawn when the city has
mandated water c:utt.cb -that's the spirit. png!
Noc ~ybody will be h-m with the new Pilot. Many people
thmt n's a put idea. tome are anary. most arc simply sad that
-.~ c:ouldn't keep Pn& as a daily coYering the entire Orange
Coast.
Eduor Bill LobdeU told me about a Huntington Beach woman
he spoke to wbo wat titually lD tean. She bad read the Daily
Pilot for rears and would miss it tern~. she said.
A lady named Diane from Mmion Viejo ca.Ded the newsroom
JUS1 a ('cw minutes qo She wanted to know how to get a mail
subscripoon.
··1 really 9d:mirc wbat 10'& l'l)'S arc trying to do," Diane said "I
fia-tt if I can pat a few a.tn beans in your pocket and get some sood rudiac in return. that's a aood deal"
Dine lben ruc:bed mto ten field for an interesttng analogy:
.. When I was d:MJrccd tome ye.an ago." she said, "I told my
dWdrcn that. ~ thousb I ruy ncK be able to sec you as often,
-. hen we arc toaetber it will be quality time ... the best times
~-er.
"If J'O'I can come out thRe days a week and be realty good. be
a qua.tity newspaper. what you arc doina will work for you."
Hit a hole-in-one, drive away
in BMW at Best Ball Scramble
NEWPORT BEAOf -Gotten
of all sbll ~'Cls are invited to play
1n the Newport Ce nter
As:soaauon·s Best Ball Sc::rambl'C,
the annual charity aolf
IOW"IWDCDt. to be bdd July IS.
Bcncfittina the Patiatric Canocr
Rcsurcb Foundation, Lbe day of
golf and contests will be held at
the CWJXW1 Beach Country Oub
bcginnlQI at 9-.JO a..m A barl>cquc
lu.octi WlU be sened at 11 a.m. and
SA nJllQ.\ y
llAM:.MIO
INSiGHT
tNnJNC&d lftll ... KLOSt5..5FM
Joe• • ........
the shotgun tee-off begins at noon.
Among the challenges on the
course wiU be oontcsts for holc·in·
one. Jonacst drive and closest to
the pin.
The lucky winner of the hole-in·
one contest will dnvc away in a
Dn' BMW 32.SIS.
The fee lS $1 50 per player
Companies arc invited to be
sponsors.. For more information,
call 720-3488.
'* Rini in the 4th of July *
Fl ll lD I..,. FAM ILY ..:.;.·,.:.~~ ...... ...,....-.....,,
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01AMB1!R of COMMERCE
Rotary.Pb-~
Show amona FtUth m
Julj ~ Thursday
~--Vtfld . ...
NEWPORT BEAOf -With
the bomecomina of IOldicn ~
the Pcniaa Owl Wat, the cowwy
will be bultJna wjda petrlot pdd&J_
thJs IDdependeQco Day. Md c.o.. . '
Maa and Newport Bacb woe~
be left out of the red. white ad
blue c:dcbntion.
Old.fashioned picnics. fircworb
lbows and even a boat parade are
ICbedulcd Tbu.nday in the cities,
~ open to the public.
A apec:tacular fireworb show ii
planned 1.1 Orange Cout Collesc'•
leBard Stadium. Oates open at 1
p.m. and varioua rnuaic:al poupe.
including a barber abop quartet
and toloist Kevin Fehrman. will
eatenain the crowd from 7:4.S p.m.
to 9:1.S p.m., when the fireworb
~ets arc SJ for adults and
free for children 12 and under
accompanied by adu.lu. The show
is spomored by The Pilot, the city
of Costa Meta., the Costa Mesa
Rota.I)', and the 0Tangc Coast
College Foundation.
Earlier in the day -and ju.st
across the street -is the Orange
County ~epublican Party's 3rd
annual picnic, themed "Old Glory,
New Glory." More than 10,000
people arc expected to attend the
picnic from noon to 4 p.m. at the
Orange County Fairgrounds.
......
Although the city cil Costa Mesa still permits the purchase of fireworics, many residen~ are opling for ~
spectacular displays offered at numerous shows in Newport Beach and Costa ~
In addition to food, games, a
vintaac car show and a silent
auction, a special tribute to the
s po uses of active military
personnel who served in the
Persian Gulf is planned.
General admission to the picnic
will be $2 per person or $5 ptr
family. Military families will be
admitted at no charge.
In Newport Beach, where -
unlike Costa Mesa -fueworks
arc illegal, citizens arc invited to
the Newport Dunes aquatic park's
annual fireworb show at 9 p.m.
Newport Dunes will abo be
ho lding a Fourth of Juty party
beginnina at 8 a.m., complete with
games, barbcquc and water sports.
R o ughly 10,000 people are
expected to f1ocit to the 100-acre
water resort.
Across the harbor Crom the
Dunes, the city of Newport Beach
and the Mariners oommunaty will
h old t h eir 18th annual
Independence Day bicycle parade
and celebration at Manners Park.
The bicycle parade begins at 10
a.m .. ending at the park for hot
dogs, games and a rame. Local
Boy Scout and Gui Scout ~
will sell food and clowns will
prOVtde entertamment.
At 1 p.m., about a dozen
decorated boats will float through
Newport Harbor' in the Old Glory
Boat Parade, ho~tcd by the
American Legio n Yacht O ub.
Participants have been encouraged
to don costumes and include music
on their decorated boat~ The
parade begins at Collins Isle.
bohda~
Becau,c 11t the popularity of
Newporr \ \C.tshorc~. the Ctty
Counctl hJ' authonzcd closmg tbt
beach .trc:J bounded by West
Coast H1~hway. West Balboa Boukvud.~rospcct St.reel and
32nd Stre to mcoming vchick
traffic from p m to 1 a.m.
This .area includes Scubon:
D~. the eastbound lanes ol
'West Balboa Boulevard and._.all
100 blocu between Prospect and
J:nd street . Tbc ~stbound lanes
of West Balboa Boulevard will
remam open, allowing traffic to
Banner to seek witnesses to Huber's disappearance
Newport Beach IS also known
for 1ts beachfront street closures
and mass deployment of pol1~
office rs on July 4, aimed 10 curb
tht' violence and problems that
have plagued the city on past leave the c1~
By Anna Cekola
""PloC
COSTA MESA -Her face has
been on national television and on
thou.sands of Diers, and starting
today a lalJO banner with Denise
Huber's picture will be placed
near the stre tch of freeway where
she disappeared almost one month
ago.
"We're installing this banner in
the hope it will help trigg«:r the
memory of someone who may hav_c
seen anything," her father, Dennis
Huber, said Monday.
A S 10,000 reward 1s being
offe red for information that helps
authonties locate the 23·yea1-0ld
Newport Beach woman wh o
vanished during the pre-dawn
hours on Junt' 3
"Thts can only help," said Costa
Mesa Police Sgt. Ron Smith.
"We'll see what happens ?.nd hope
for the best ...
Detectives s111l don't have any
substantial leads in tht' case,
despite an intensive search that
ha~ included a recent spot on Fox
televisio n's America· Most
Wanted, Smith said
The banner, which 1" 6 ft't't tall
and 30 feet long, will be hung
from the roof of an apartment
complex at Bear and Bristol
streets, the site neareM to where
Huber's car wa'I found w11h a Oat
FRIDAY
5PM-MIL>
tire, Huber said.
He said managers of the
apartment complex have nl)
objection to the banner and, ir.
fact , said 1t can hang there as long
a!> needed.
In addition to a picture of
Huber . the banner will ask
motorists traveling her la.i.t known
route· "Have )OU ~en Dent.SC
Huber''" and provide a phone
number.
In mid·June. the Adam Walsh
C hild Resource lcnaer J01ned in
the search for Huber And helped
organize today\ pre~ conference:
to unveil the banner. said Lvnn
Day, victim scn1ce~ director of
cnmes agalJ\St children
While the statewide organ1zatton
has trad1tionalty '"'~ed itself
with missmg ch1ldrt'n. 1t docs mile
exceptions for unu~ual c.ises
involving adult\. she ..aid
Huber wa~ la.st ~t'n in the cartv
mo ming hours on June '\ a
Monday -v.he n 'he dropped .i
1:UJ1!1;1~il
Be A Part of the
fnend off at tu.s Hunu.ngtoo Beach
home and presumably started
dnvmg to the Newport Beach
home she shares 111t1tb bcr parent
he got a.s far as the Corona del
\far Frcc'll>ay be.fore her Un ble"6
out. forcing her to siop off tbt
h1ghw11\. JUSt p~t the Bear trcel
C'Ot. poh.:-e s.ltd
Pol.tee S&\ Hu~r·s car m.t~ iu,~
n'llcd tl' J '>h'P ,at about : 30 am
\fond.l\ t fer rarcnt~ reP'-'rtt"J her
m1 ~&nit IJtcr thJt J.t' .\1.:1.;,rJtn~ h• the "-cnt later
pH.led up t'>"l P'-'h'-e ~ the l "CI
~raduatc .. t.arlt'd v.allnng in lhe
d11cd1nn ''' .in emergen'-~ ('all ~
J°'-'ut II() ,;ud, .iv.a\ v.hcn her
1r ... '"k..' .it>rurtl\ 'h'f'p<J
County Fair Excitement
y Advertising in Our
range County Fair Edition.
~Pilot and
the Huntington Beach/Fountain \tllley Independent
wiH publish a Specid Tobk:>td Sectioo on
Thursday. July 11th featuring the events of the Orrnge County Fat
as well as oo odditona 10,(XX) Copies to be distl'bJted
during the 12 days of fair excitement
----~~-o~~------
let~ ot tree-spending f<*~ see Vo.I odVemsng message
n !tis caaf\J tctt)d istng f c. octMties. ceremcnes aid entert<*'ment .. met. er*"t
the foci tho1 m<:ny 0 CJ'lge Coast residents save this spedcj t~
•
to~ plal W for !Meray
<> Deadlines:
Space & Copy •Juty 2nd
0 $17 per cot n .-both ~
cal Ow DlspkJV Advati'S3 D1pl. Todl1f
0 '')60..t321 axt.250
NEWPORT BBAOf -P.ctlc lch•tllc ~ Wtddl ii 1ppro11Cbina S4I .-cm ....... b • new NMy •man" torpedo, ...auncea
Mn1'aj lhilt. pr-.i comnctor H\llha Aiiclwft Co. flu awarded PSC
....... iiililtHllllion dollu, COIJOW'(Jft contract. ne fifth"PJwe con.tract ii lot 139 1hip1ets. each consistiq of u
alt...-. lad a rep.latot. for the Navy'a MX '8 ADC.AP torpedo, u and~ waifare weapon which bu it1 own self-contained
~t!t'i. contract, Hu~cs will ~de us advanced funding to got us
.............. while form.al pricuig neaot11tions will take place within the next
two IDDD~.. said Edpr S. Brawer, Pacific S<:ientillc chairman, I pl'CSident and cttlel cxec:utNc officer.
PSCs Electro Kinetics Division bas worked on all the produc:tion I phases, settma its fin1 contract during pre-production in 1986. "This is I the molt complex power system EKD has manufactured to date,,,
Brower said.
Fifth-phase production gets under way next year, a company official
said.
P.afac Sc:ientific's principal industrial products include electric moton
and controls, and measurements and control instruments. Aero.pace
products include fire detection and suppression systems, aitcratl
equipment. welded metal bellows products and electric generators and
alternators.
0
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-Qtakk Shake-Up: Administrators arc coming and going like fuhion
)!ends at Newport Beach-based beachwear maker.--_ ___,,,,,_ _ _,
~. which recently reported dwindling sales and
,rofits.
• Cl\airman of the board and chief executive officer
.>John C. Wamcr is out, having relinquished his duties to ~e a comultant tor the company in Europe,
""'.Quiksilver announced Monday.
Calty Design RemPch -is driven
-Warner will work with Quik~ther's recently acquired
!{and profitable) Na PaJi, S.A. of !·ranee, which was the
-lonly bright spot on 1 gloomy quartaly report unvcilcdL---...:.:IL..L......1
'recently.
' Quiksilver founder Robert B. Mc..,.night. currently the
company's president, is now cha1rm.1n nf the board and
chief executive officer. He's been pre'>1de nt and director------
of the company since its inceptio n in 1976. Business
Joming McKnight will be a ra h of nev. \ice presidents Watch
-some new execs, 'iomc ve teran' of the surfwear -----•
"compan) -including Randall L Herrel. e~ecu th c \ICC president (a
newly created pmitio n); Danny Kw()(k, vice pn:stdcnt-adw rtismg and
: promotton; Seth 1:.llt!>On, vice president-merchandising; Steve Tully, vice
• president-national '>ale<; manager; a nd Greg Ziegler, vice preside nt~
prod uction.
Mel Matsui. .,.. ho has been v.1th the compan) J year. has b~en
appointed head of design
0
Ouc to Crunch: Richard Hill Adams of llnit~ Western Mortgace
Corp. o f Newport Beach delivered some d ismal news at last week's
Pacific Coast Bu1ldcr'> Conference tn San Franosco
Adams. who was Jmong those on a panel of financiers who forecast a
housing crunch should 1oday's build ing indu'ill') credit crisis continue,
told a news conference that lc ndcrc; .ire not making real estate
developme nt loans because the\ "don't want lhe grief from the
regulators. There arc loan'i that '>huuld be made, but won't be made
becau'ie le nders don't want that gncf"
Adams. the modcralor of the J3rd annual conference's "Planning
V1s1ons· A Better Wa)' tO Live and Build" presen1ation, told reporters
'I 1ha1 this "no-grief situat111n would nentualh lead tn a )hortage of
·ho using product availahk to con~umer.., lata th" ~c.ir <tnd m early ·~ 1992."
But panelist Thomae; T Hammond 1)f Nev.p11rt Bca(h'" fht Hammond
Co. took a different \1ew ol the housma.: mdu)t I"\ financing crunch, sayi ng
"the industry LS being affected bv a long·term he;'lr mJrket:"
Hammond also c n11c11cd the currrnt new town building wm.cpt that
he charged causes man~ of the mf1,1,tructure1fee proble ms of huildcr'
He <;uggc ted a return 111 urhan core rcgmn" .,.. hcrl' ftnancm~ t'> JvJtlahlc
. ind where the tn fras1r111.1urc ""'tem' .ire m place
Jits and Jots: If you v..int pnlOI 1h.1t the hou'm~ 1ndu,trv .., lln 'h.Jh
l.!rnund, 1u..i take a look at J.M. Peters Co. lnc.'1 f1r!lt 4uartcr 19'12
rt rnrt for the period ended MJ-, 1 I rhe Newpo rt Beach huilJer s.iw
r \ rnuc from housing \ale-. Jrop tn Sn I 2 mtlhon on I 69 do,tng,,
••m pared to the $67 I m1ll1nn on It\.\ clmmg~ reportu.J (M the
1rre,.pondmg penod of f1c;cal 19QI
Trend-setting .
studio shapes
Toyota future
By Matt Coker
The PllOI
T he Big J L' S automaker~.
who arc once agai n getting
clobbered by the Japanese,
can just a' easily shake their
angry fists at Newport Beach as
they can at Tokyo.
Calty Design Research Inc.,
Toyota Motor Corp.'s
U.S.·ha~ed automot1ve-de~1gn
facility, has played a prominent
role in the development of w mc
of Toyo ta's most-popular
models. everything from Cchca'
to Lc:ruses (Lexusi?).
"Southern Caltforma.
particuJarly Newport BcJch. 1'
a n ideal place to dra.,..
insptratfon," said David Hacketl.
Calry's studio director. "There\
'iO much energy and individuality
here."
Calry established a precedent
,,, the fi rst automotive design
'tud10 on the West Coast whrn
1t opened in El Segundo m 1<n1
Today, nearly every majo r
automotive manufacturer has
followed sutt and established
We'll Coast design centers Call \
moved to Newport BcJch in
1978. and a few weeks ago
completed u massive expan~1on
of the design center.
Since its inceptio n. Calry has
been involved in the creative
Designer David Triano (top
photo) eyes the future at
Toyota's Calty Oesfgn Research
in Newport Beach. The styiing
and design studt0 (above) was
rece ntly expan~ed and
rennvated. Modeler Rhett
Tarran (right) bf'lngs a
three-d1mens1onal sketch o ne
step cloS<'r to the final concept
dcs1~n by sculpting a
three d 1mens1onal 10-peteent
'><al<' model
techno logy, we sometimes take a
pnm1t1\C 1n1t 1al design approach
and then use technology 10 '
refi nl' the fi nal result"··
1 hn'c rt:!>Ull\ a re often b~ed
nn h1(JI environs Dunng mi11al
r<.:'>e.m:h for the Le~us LS 400,
l · .• 11, wa' assigned to dcM:nhc
the American prt ,t1ge car bu)er
I he CJ lty leJm ~tmpl)' loo~cd
.1111und Newport''
~k d1tcrranca n-~tylc homes and
';u.:ht·fill ed ha rhor to come up
"1th the answer
·Luckily we're lncated in what
h..t5 occome one of the pnrnary
R OBERT c. B ORDWELL
is no ordinary banker
Up The ladd8r -
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1 Ir 111g«' < o u nty ~ll"ln£".,"4'' .1nd pri1l1·''" •II
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11,., 1pl1· .ind It' bc.1<.1nf"i\t''> In 1,11 t. vou n1<1y
''·" t .1lrt'.1rh met Bnh Ht' nov. 111.1n.1w·' tlw
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Ii 1111. "' N.:-wport IS no ordinM\ h.1111..
1 .ill U11b .11 1-141 7f)(l hOOO ,J~
I\ 1 • h.1v1• JI/ thP rtHht {>t'0/111• ,_
l~1nk of ~wport '
< 11<.1.1 M t"Y Ofttce JOl U H.irhor Hhd
Vidor D. Laidlaw has been
p ro mo ted to executive vice
president of Newport Beach-based
Koll Construction m charge o f the
general cons1run 1on firm's
southern re11on. In this new
position, Laidlaw i'I responsible for
Koll Construction activities in Los
Angeles, OranJc. Ventura, San
Bernardino, Rive~1dc and San
Diego count1c~. Nevada and
Arizona. Laidlaw had been senio r
vice president
0 Erle T. S mhlt has JOtnCU
Spectrum ~t Management Inc
as a partner an the Newport
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Laidlaw Bloomberg Dickstein
Beach-headquarte red mvcscment
cnun~ehng firm. The seasoned
portfoho manager and Cha rtered
I m.inc1al Analy'it, Smith JOtns
Spectrum after ~even yea~ with
Van Devcnter & Hoch, where he
m4nJ~ed the a~l'i of several
co rp1iro te p e n ,1on plans.
found.1t1o n '> ..t nd 1nd1v1dual
[j
Amy Bloombcrs ~ been named
j l. l. l' u n t coo r d 1 n a t o r .i t
lnterCommun11 .. 4t1o nslnc, t he
Newpo rt Beach-headquartered
advertismg and public rcJations
agency Bloomberg brin11
experience in advertising and
RUFFELL'S
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Anta'l'IUP
ABOAJU) AM'l'ltM. •.
AJllD DA TllAVSL -
1t'llllD Nil A DAY
Look ID 1hundq'1 peaper
for complete detatla and
ellb'J form to an eac•11c
markets for Lexus," Camp~ll
-.aid "We used Newport Beach
as a vuual rcsc.arth area.
obsemng people at local soccer
games and shoppmg centers ..
Based on th11 local re,carch.
the Calty design team made
recommendations for what 1~
now one of the hottcsc-selling
luxury cars 1n America -and .
no doubt, another thorn tn the
'tde of the Big 3.
dc:sign work of several Toyota
vehtdes. including the 1978
< e hca. the ·19 Hi-Lux Truck
and the: '90 Celtca.
public relations to JnterCom from
her intermh1p at Rogers and
Cowan 1n Los Angele'
0 Gloria Z.1gner &: As.socaatcs of
Costa Mesa ha named Daftd Af
Olcbtd• as director of medi'
re lat ions Dickstein, an lrvmc
rcmdcnt will be rup<>Ntble fOf
man131ng and s upervi~1ng
accoun t$, H well as planning and
1mplemencmi a range ol public
relations proJCdS. He prcviousfy
was director of tneJia rcl1tt0ns at
Amics Marltct1ng Inc. tn lrvmc
0 JdfnJ R. Maa-ln has pned
Lange Financ11I Corp of Ncwpon
Most recently, Calry
de"eloped the unusual look of
the: 'Ql Prc:,u, whtch is desiJned
from the ground up to meet
Aincncan t:ute.s and needs.
"Our goal for the Prc:via was
to make it unique," said Dave
Doyle, Prcvia's chief dcsipter.
"'We wanted 11 to ~ totally
different from the van Toyota
was scllina at the time.·•
Calty took its lime. The Prcvia
project was launched in 193'.
"'By the ttme we firusbcd our
research, we were armed and
rcad'r to transfer chat
Beach as Kntor VlC8 president of
sales. Ma.gum~ wiU ~nee ales
operations f.or .it divisions of
Lange, incluc.hng LFC Real Eatatc
Ocanngftou~ Inc., LFC U&xury
Homn Sales Inc. and LFC Real
Estate Markeung Services. Inc.
0
Blauj (B.J.) s-...a.ers bas
)Ollled EPE Technok>pes Inc.. of
Costa Mesa as the new dircC1or of
inglc phase products. Sonnenberg
1s responsible for ovencein1 the
devefopmenl and 1tr1te1ic
direction of the single phue
unmterrupubh: ~er systems for
EPE and its parent company.
Frantt4m:cd Merlin Ocrin.
0
The Fo ur Sc:uoqs H o tel
Newport Beach rec::cntly wek:omed
J .. Barnp. as its new Director
of CatcnDf-In bu new position.
Barragan as ~le for the
dcvdopmcnt and powth ot the
hocel's catering and convntion
1ervices departments.
Appointment Calendar
T...,
· leTip of Newport Beach ,
daiped fat t.bo aduanp of
qualified businesa lcadl. mcc
every Tuaday at 7: 16 1 m at the
Balboa Bay Cub, 1221 W. Coaa
HJabw-y. Cal T*Y TVDer 11
64$-a68 or RQJ Sari at 133-t no.
prop-am Racrvations (W b
mcmben. $4' tor non-memben)
arc due at noon Friday. Can che
BIA at S47 l042
w..._...,,hlJ•t
Data Procea" Manaaaneni
A11ocia1 ion Ora nae Coau
chapccr'1 monthly networ~ and
dinACr will be bcld at 6 p.m. at cbc
Red Lian lM, l050 Bristol St., ea... a.a 11 m. ..,.
I 6J7 b RIC"8lliOllL
Plowel-power
CX>llONA om. MAit-Corooa del ~ brucb UbruJ wW cdobnaa M!!.iFld 0., ft-om 3 p.a. IO 6 p.m. oa ~ JvJr 16.
Costa Mesa counc.11 refuses garage ·unit
(
Newport L.ultm•• a..dt .,.,. '°"., •
4th of July SeMca wilt\ ConmriJn. 9am on .u, 7'r\.
COSTA ME.V. -In a move Humphrey Aid. affected by the updated policy, the
Oty Council mernben II.id wu Planning Commi11ion staff Planning Comm1'Jion in a l-2 vote
intended to prauve low-density membe1' bad orichWfy approyed decided to deny bia request, saying
nciahborboodl. tho c:ounc:il on Jeff Harris' plan to bu1fd tho it wu not compatible with the
Monday nigbt denied a request by 1,200-squarc-foot apa.nment just neighborhood and the city general
a Flower Street property owner to before the council decided to plan.
said bis project coftfonned to city
policy and t.bc add-on wqWd only
You <*:lnl haw• *»be ~..., *> becDN a Clwi:soan
Ill IM tporf l.Uillt9 .. OUr:lt
enhance the~
But muy rePdcnta in the area 798 Oo¥er (end~ 19') tlll port Buen
said the two-le-Id aputment and r-------------------------
build an apartment OYCr a praae tJ&hten a polic:y dcalin& with such In an appeal of the Planning
bebiod his home. accesaory apartmalll. Commissk>n decision before the
The ww1imous decision came Althoup Harria' project was not City Council Monday night, Harris
prage wouJd nol be compabble in
the neigbborbood. aacnJl1 filled
with OM4tOly Uste r.mily hemes.
u a' relief to more than 2S --------------------
re1ident1 who attended the
meetin& to oppoee the add-on.
Represented by a land-use expert.
the residents went as far as giving
a JO.minute p~ntation to the:
council, tryina to show bow the
nei&}lborhood would be adversely
affected by such an addition.
"I do think, quite honestly, ihat
thia project overshadows the
neighborhood," Councilman Jay
Police Will
work longer
in Newport
By lr1s Yokol
Thi l'ICll
NEWPORT BEACH -Police
officers here will be working
longer shifts but will get more days
off each month under a long-
sought alternate work-week plan
approYCd by the Oty Council.
The council also approved a 5 .5-
perccnt pay increase for both the
150 sworn offic:en and the 62
civilian employees of the police
department.
·I
_., tJw Plloc
Under the alternate work week,
which goes into effect Oct. 1,
officen work 9-hour shifts for an
80-hour work period in exchange
for two extra days off per month.
In a 31 -day month, officers would
get 11 days off, rather than the
mne per month presently awarded
Hurry, quanttt ... ltmltlld. Aft n.m. ,._, not be • I' 1 •II In .. ........
" with the 8 1/2-hour shift schedule.
Officers have lobbied for this
alternate work week for a couple
of years. saying such a schedule
helps the many officers who
commute long distances to work.
Most other police departments use
alternate work weeks. and the city
would be oom~lying with regional
smog regulations that require
reductions in daily employee car
trips, the officers argued.
City personnel officials were
opposed to the idea for a while
because of concerns that such
schedules oould potentially reduce
officer deployment and raise costs
to the city.
But during labor negotiat ions
this year, the Newport Beach
Police Employees Association was
able to convince personnel officials
that tl\c actual costs wouldn't be
that high, association president
Tom Tollman said.
The pohce department also me~
the alternate scheduling on an
cxpenmental basis over the past
year and noticed a reduction in
the department's o ve rt ime
e~nditurcs sance with the 9-hour
shift, officcn have about half an
hour after their patrol time to
work on reports and other desk
duties that often extend them into
overtune. U . Tim Newman said.
The labor qreement does give
the police chief the authority 10
require: any officer 10 forfeit those
days off 1f needed, for certain
a.sslpments.
The officers applauded the city's
l((Ompromisc on the work week, but
abo will continue to urae council
review of one other lonptandlna
pipe -the way in which the city
compal'CI' iu u.larie1 to those or
other cities in tho county.
A city policy requires Newport
Beach compare iu salaries to the
thr« hii;best-peyina citicl in ths
county. "but the poUc:y hu Iona
been interpreted -differently by
penonnd otrtdaJs and empk»yca.
Personnel officlab incf the
counctl taawl traditionally looked
onty at other l\JU·scrvice cities.
whlcb don't contr8CI out for public
semccs such u fU"C r~tinc. But
dty cmplor«S. who dairo Ularict
I &bolo paid In lrviae, believe
the policy requiRI •.h• dty
compar. Itself to billt-P«Yin&
--ntllldlcaoL wbclb&rlllQ.
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brain liabt. you automat.icaJly increase the acetyk:holine and memory ii
enhanced.
OlOline 1ome. in several forms, choline bitartratc, c&oline cbJoride,
and pholpbatidyl choline. Phosphatidyl choline is tbe active inarccfient in
l=thin.
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for repair of cell membranes throughout the body. Nerve and brain eel.II
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of neurotnnsmiaion with acetylcholine (the pathway ol memory).
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YOluatcen wbcn compared 10 a placebo. Usually lecithin contains no
more than 30 percent of phosphatidyl choline. The dose or choline that
may belp memory would be on rhe order o( 3 grams per day.
'J hese patients had an
improvement in their
social life and
communication within the
family.'
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Acetyl L-C'amitine (ALC) is a
particularly exciting nutrient and it
now undereoing controlled trials 11
a treatment in Alzheuner's d~
1n several centers. Acetyl Ir
Cam1tine is related to choline
compounds a nd has similar
chemical and clinical effects. It is a
specific fonn of camitme that I
have been using for yean in bean
and diabetic: patients to enhance
rhe transport or fat across the
mitochondria where fat is burned
------------for energy.
However, the acctyl l.rC.rnitinc
Conn seems to be more active in the brain. One study using 2,000 mg. of
ALC showed small but significant improvements in short-term memory
in Alzheimer's when compared to placebo.
These pattents had an improvement in their social life and
communication within the family. Acctyl l-Camitine is an over-the-
counter nutrient, but is used primarily at this stage by physicians wbo
routinely use nutritional supplements in their medical practK:C. It wiU
lilcely become available to the gcneraJ public in the near future if it
dl>C5n't htt a bunch of road l>loclts from the FDA
Dr. Ju/ha Wbluur Is o~rator of Tk Wbllabr Wei/a~ butltrdtt m
Nnrport Bach.
--~ ckp4 I Ill 1'il
deplC8iua ii
PeISonaJ • ., Rtness ch: • 'iy • die lliodf fllldl..
PbJx4*"P"J the body ii .............. ilc ... to cauc:We.
~ if you'\le starii=d II>
e..ezdle before. only to qak
after three weeb. it wasn't
became l"O'I were bdilll im
dkciptine or not cut aa:t for
eurcise. It's b«ausc Y<* didn't
undcrstmd this *Oiildedal
physiolo&icaJ adapmioo was takina pface. If ,.-wort
tbroup this ~ lbc
motivation will CXJme bed..
• ST AIR-sTEP METHOD -
The body as very aa::e:pciaa ol
CUrcite if WC begin slowly md
anc:ralC the •mouat of wad
~· If we cou oar bodies
mto activi1y properly, WC
daelop what I caJI an .. ae1cisc
rokn.Dc:c ~L .. The boct,
learns to to&c:ratc additioaaJ
~ ol fibess. eacb ... Inc•
LnC1USUll tbc body's poccauaJ
10 toJeratc more activity.
ButJdina 6mns ~ btnally like
dunbtng min. It an:a:st be t.alaa
one step ai a time. We male
progress. then level off jmt like
~~ m llDp ol a ucp. &da *P rc:prat:lllS • ,.__ pia ...... ,.. •Gd to -*aatc
...,. c:aaci&. So we illlacasc
OS a::IMI) md ""'SICp 11P"' ID a
~ Did ol &.ca. . lr JOG ..,, .... tllis saaa.r--sacp
metbod. ,_ wi.11 mMc tbc
~JlllJ9 L 0Dtbcothcr ii,._ llJ' to sbp a s&q> Of
two. iDaease JOU Kfft~ too
fast. me bodJ rtjcct )Oii
tJUtiCdt ~--tile ii woaJd rqect a Slllbsaw:c
• GIVE IT TIME -Tht
Pl'oWcm is that w ol m want
visible rnDlls ngbt ~
Coauan ID wb&t •abkis
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IWOi!du.tdy ba1 t1m•s all rigbL
From tbc ~ finl woeto.t.
dwtges att fal:iag pbcc
mtermlty And lOU nttd th.at
When Mom or Dad needs ...
... some assistance, but not a nursing
home. · For singles, personal ads can connect lonely hearts
... a lower cos~ more reliable alternative
to in-home help.
We Provid e:
• Thoughtfulty Prepared MeaJs
• Personal Assistance
• Chauffeured Van Service
• Maid and Linen Service
• 24-Hour Security I Call System
• And more, in one monthly fee
...
H.avc you c.bcdcd The Noc w udl reads. read! bim (cw ayoec cbc wbo has terrific human being such u tbia
bas lO learn bcJIW lO become nasty,
perbapl )'OU'~ the lady be'• been
lootina for.
.. D1tc-Lme" pace today?
ff you're • the marbt b .a
new sp«i.al-tomecw, it mtgbl be 1
good idea to read dwoaP tbc
~nonal .. ~ in llt.D ~
to the one which reads: If you ·re a
vouna •omu •bo woaJd be
mterestcd in meeting oee ~
guy. let me s-ss oa a ... -(He's
gJVCn me pcrmi9Doe to write tJm..)
Pay special attcat'9-to tbc ad
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r.-m1et II'!· n . s-r. W1DL·
U yo. thml !OU measure llP ID
·s cnrem t&k a ~
Pict 1IP tbic ~ ad la""C •
m aagr. n.e •eaw aa ~ IO
adwnised) a.cc
gi•eD OD tlae
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l<.'ser·· wo.ald
resor t 10
ad\utl:Sl:Qg for •
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"loser·· wo•ld
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ad
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let me teJI you a linJc more.
My l'.IC:ll is that tbil i.t a man
who is rather prcdic:tablc IDOlt of
the time. That be ii depc ndablc,
fiscally rcspoosible. knows bow to
make commitments, prefers
monopmy bu IDADJ illterata.
values IDd ii spUitual. Lite I laid
bc'sl a "nice py." A bcJhaft a.ice
I AM A SOLDIER. lbml1pa. The~
bu dauged u.a with the times
~ renocwblc wl mcx:asf\aJ
people arc mc:eUms a biic-matcb
thro•gb ma1az i ae1 and
"'b.cn if be a .. rric:c.,.. bow c:ouJd
• man lite this manaae to remain
'nlle' " weia, tint ot a11. you· d probebly COUNT ON ME. DC'll"Sf>llPCn tbcsc cbys..
-This ~ .... writi-a about is
1 DO lmerf fa fact. be 's adorab6e. l (He "D bate ~I cbcnpcioa.) He's
wb.at womcn u:saaUy rcfet ID as u•
really Diez py. -wtricb JUSl -be bisprobkm. -1
Ho. ClOllld balls a nice py be a
prubkw"' 1-.;-c He"s a pro6 Pioa1I
mllll. 1'1llae doesn't teem ID be
~ Ult) or WSJl1aiom about
aiilli.. .Nadlillis ... a.im I A a1
lllll lie is a M . f Of a kart·
brcala. Hr pa tbc .... asiun
dlill -trWy likes -...:. -~ ao.c to meet ODC lpClcial
cmc..
haw trouble findina him. He
imisu tbaJ u much a he'd like to
meet the riaht woman, he bates
the procas 'he Cech he'd have to
go throuP 10 find her.
.. FtankJy." be says. .. rd rather
stay hmnc than lO IUbject 11111Ctf
10 the ind.i&nitY of tbc search •••
Tbm. liic mo.a of US. be '1 YCry
particub.r about who be tika and
ii e¥eD more panicular, u be
lboaid be., about c:booli.fta a life.
pert:Da.
Aad bis 1brce beautiful, J'OUlll
d ..... llCll who Jew to visit, 6pn
ildo the eqaatioa u well.
·~ intcratcd iD me MNkt
...., ..... to • my sirtl and
aderltmd IMJw I Jew than." be He's "andloec, but~tw IC be ..,... •1 bow fm ~ for a lot,
_, .. be • T ' ride ia b9a I a11o bow T;;: a lot to
N j' " (I fa:! 9lllTJ b tbe o8r:r ...
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~ould you like to SBI chanfB that WOUid Garden in the Oasis
make life better for senior citiz1ns in the aTBa?
"I would like to see Social
Security set aside and ~ not be
spent for anything else. The
people born from 191 7 to 1923,
I'd like to see them get equal
amounts as ~ do."
-Cecil Austin
"I'd like to· see more respect for
senior citizens from every:one."
-frank Rudolph
"I'd like to see a more caring
family unit. Oasis sure helps, but
some don't have family that come
around. It doesn't take long to
make a phone Giii . I'd al5o like to
see a senior citizens column in
the Pilot .
-Marge Panlllr
citizens are being
taxed too much. That's our
retirement they are gening into."
-Ruby Sulldi:i
OCTD picks up the fare for fair visitors
Oimb aboard and receive a free
ride to the Ora nae County Fair.
Viaiton to lhe 1991 fair, July JJ.
28., will be able to leave the traffic
behind and enjoy • free ride to the
fiifJi'OUndi on iny OCTD but or
Di•l·A-Ride vehicle, tocludina.
local, e:1pre11, and commuter
seMces.
Puacngera pruentin& a free
ride coupon will receive a one·way
trip to the fair. Brochure•
coataining a ride coupon can bo
obtained bv callina the falrarounck
at 751 ·FAIR. A rCtum trip coupon
can be ptcked up al the ocro
exhibit booth k>cated at the fair
during the 12-d•y event.
Rlden wi.U abo ~ able 10 ptd
up coupons on ocro buses fm
discount fair admiuton. Each
coupon is aood for SJ off adult
odmission Mondoy throush Friday.
1beae offera are lbnited to one per
pe .....
For inlormation aboyt bus
1ervlct1, call the OCTD
lnformadoo Center at 636-RIDE.
"I Help Women Get Rid uf The Blues"
... t"-unwMllod veins on thoh log1 ond olhor ......
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c.a lw. nu ""'' ... OttnhadM (714) 963-4456
"\ VEIN CARE INS'llTUTE
VEIN CARE
WIUJAM KANDEL, M.
lllJI Mn••ll: ..... (iWt T~
'
"N. my age. everything is periect.
We have so many alive senior
citizens -So Oasis helps out ind
ii is a salvation for many."
-K>yMoof•
"Tax the rich and take 1t NS)' on
the poo<."
-Hush Liiiy
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Joba what he thov&bt ~cif tall Get
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commented on bll OWD~ (best oot printed). but
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Stadium filled to capacity would
have been more appropria1e.)
But, tbete wu sentiment, and
there was talent, about a million
bucks worth. there on the dais
where bouquets and batbs were
truly tossed about in good nature.
Legends of the entenainment
world Joe, Bishop, Miiton Berle
and Stan Freburg along with Mr. Blackwell. dramatically garbed in
white tux bedecked with diamonds,
gold and jeweled chains, moon
man Buzz Aldrin, RepubUcan party
chairman Tom Fuentes, Pilot
columnist Jerry Kob rin. and
auprisin&}y funny Andy Crean were
at the head table to vie for laughs
from the lSO guests gathered at
Village Crean.
"This is some kind or a night. I
haven't been IO excited sance 1 saw
Phyllis Diller in a bikini," said
toutmaster Bishop. "We roast
those we love and I want to say
God bleas Don and Dolly Crean.''
Aldrin added to hair comme11t1
with "The last t1-I aw a flat
top like that, planes were ltndiec
00 it."
From tunnyman Freberg came.
"That was no earthquake Friday.
just Donna droppina a jeweled
neckJace.. The time before Wiii
when John dropped his watch."
Son Andy Crean said. .. I told
you this house (44,000 1quare feet)
was too small. I'm sitting out on
the patio." (The ballroom would
only bold 12 tables of 10.)
Berle dominated the stage for
close to 30 minutes bcginoins with,
"It's too late to save this abow."
He called the Crcans the Ma and
Pa Kettle of Fort Knox. "They
have helped a lot of people, but so
has Kaopectate!"
The program concluded with a
30-minute light opera concert by
Georgia ffOf'ltiett and baritone
Rkhald Fttdrkb.
It was kinda unusual at a SSOO
and S 1,000 per CQuplc affair, but
pnor to the roasting. guests scNed
themselves from the buffet set up
on the long dinin& room table
heaped with excellent Four
Seasons food such as shrimp.
oysters, crab, tenderloin. veggies.
cheeses, pastne~. etc
Proceeds? Not yet, but some to
Fred and Mard Weiner, left, and
~Bishop
oosne hopefully when Parent Help
USA bolds an auction in the near funare. Sally KanuM. cxccutrve
direc:tor of the grou~ which battles
child abuse. c.xphuncd, "During
tho IOcial bow, everybody seemed
to be star gazing and the casino
tables and silent auction were
ipored. Then. the roast lasted "°
long it was too late for the hvc
auction. We baV1: about $25.000
worth of items to sell and wil1 plan
an event with just an auction ...
Donna has been on lhe board or
Parent Help, • Huntington Beach-
based orpnization smcc October
A plaque, that missed its
presentation spot, will be given tu
the Q-eans th1s week AJso, the
bonorea. along wub all other
guests, •received a well-done
booklet and program 't'tth .i '"th1'
1s your life" John and Donna
approach with lots of picture
Bowers' festivities hit streets
By Vkta Dean •
Plat Sodlly Wltllr
They were dancing in the street
Friday evening at Bo wers
Museum.
Really, 20th Street which runs
beside the facility Ln Santa Ana
was blocked off up to Main Street
and a black and white checkered
dance floor was laid in place.
The Jimmy Vann Band was
beckonin~ the black-lie crowd of
300 to swmg and sway
''You are in the street because
of the construction,.. explained
Arthur Strock of Newport Beach.
outaoing chairman of the board of
directors.
The construction that will make
the museum five ttmes larger, as
part of a S IO m1lhon c.xpans1on
end rcnnovataon , said new
exccuti\lc director of the museum
'reter Keller. who resides in
Corona dcl Mar.
Keller comes to Bowe~ from
the Los Angeles County Museum
Southern California coming here.
Tonight we have 40 people here
from LA."
The gathcnng. chaired by Judy
Fluor Runels, was the annual La
Fiesta. Originally the fund-r11sing
Fiesta was held in the courtyard of
Spanash-srylc museum and had a
Mexica n theme But, themes
change. and this year it was 30ish
art deco. (Ahogclher fitting since
the museum construction began in
1932.)
"We have a lot of nice auction
items and we should make ubout
SJS.000 tonight," said Runels
While dancing was an the
thoroughfare, dining was on the
lawn black place settings and
while table covers. Pnor to being
~catcd for tenderloin dinner (and
11 was a tad late). guests welcomed
the c1rculatang hot hors d'oucVTCS
-brioche ~luffed with apple
sausage. beef empanadas, seafood
quiche :ind skcwc red beef
(Champagne and "'1ne v.ere
donated by C J ScgcNrom and
Sons.)
Under the 'ky part' people
included Emma Jant-and Tom
Riley, CC and C1.lude Whitney
'catcd "'Ith Huriet and Bill
Huris, tc.thy nnd lt-e Hancock.
Sh<lron and Richud Ettingt-r and
P•t House, f1aocc nf d1~1..1ur
Keller. who " heading up the
orgamzmg uf a suppon group.
Fellow" of Bov.e rs.
Tablcm.ttes of Keller and Hou-.c
were Lois and Buu Aldrin and
Tippi H edrin ("Btrd'I .. Jnd
Metlnie Griffith's mum)
The gue'lt h<;t al'n includcd
urry and ~ Bisnll, Dfltnis
Prltitt, the Ron Mttn (he v. J" on
the part\' comm1ttc:e) JnJ \4.irta
McC•rty.
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Mitton Serie, left. and Royal
RadtJ<e
"We appreciate this to no end,"
saad John at the conclusaon of the
hilarious roast.
Among those gathered at the
village were Shlrlft and Bob
Cuggen~m, ~ Di Chien
(earlier Ill the day he had gotten a
nat top hau style), Annie Gtothus
(the Crean friend d o nated
balloons from her Love Balloons).
restaurateur Cume&o and Judie
Manlo, Suzanne Pittee, banker
Royal bdtke, El.iine H•~e
and Ruth Purdy, co-founder of
Parent Help.
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descnl>es her daughter (blni's nt.,.,
steady as "vef} handsome look.'
Jl,ISt hke hlS father, but he 1'-
blond.·· Dana and John Clu"
wble arc n"" vacationing lln
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sc:hedule. ~ plcue bear with me. With any
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wouldn't that be nice?
Gotng to 1'-0rk at 5:30 a.m. is touJb enouch.
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For all the socaaMc details of Saturday night's
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Vida Dean·~ total coverage. However, thas nice
lady shouldn't begrudge me a few crumbs from
her O\'CrOo..ing plate _....,
A platoon of hungry columnasts oould feut I II II
off a supper table featurina MJltoe Bait. Mr. -••'••(•-•
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AnJ 1111 Jn un-.chcduJed lagniappe, bow about a beautiful
hlonde IHK ..opr .rno aamed Georp Froodctt ded1cat1ng an
1ngmal pac:.rn to honorees Doaaa and JobD Crean., and then
tc.urun~ "'1th lhe Metropohtan Opera's Rkllard Fftdmcks for
rnmant1c ducts'> GcorgJa's bclO\led Rams should 1r)p1re \uch
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bKt for a patriotic cocore after
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"Set Them Free... A Concert of
Hope and Mercy" is the title of a
Fourth of July concert to be
presented by the Continental
Siqers in Irvine at 6:30 p.m.
The internationally recognized
Christian musical group features
36 vocalists. instrumentalists and
technicians lrom throughout the
United States and several foreign
countnes. They will praeat a CoGnty Pafonniag Arts Center
program of in1piration and appearance.
worship. Tbe. summer festival continues
Sponsored by Woodbridae Ju.Jr"'27 with Conductor William
Community Church. the ~t will Mc.Olau&bin leadiq a "Mid·
also feature voUeyball at 4 p.m., a Summer Mozart" proJram,
picnic dinner at 5 p.m. and featurina Louise Di Tulho on
fireworks display at 9 p.m. O\lte. On AUJ. 17, Music Director
The program will be &ivcn at Carl SL Oair &iYcs his first Irvine
5000 Barranca Parkway. Meadows concert witb "Symphony
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for a New World," with adcc:tions
by 15.orat. Bruch and Berlioz..
'"Beethoven X 3" is acbcduled for
Aug. 31 and the seuoo concludes
SepL 1S with a "Tcbaikovsty
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cannons and a military band.
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~~ mark Coppola's Opera
Pacific debut. Coppola is uncf6 to
Hollywood'• noted film maker.
Francia Po'rd Coppo la and
coaductor ol the 1COte for hll
nephew'• motion pk:ture, ''The
Godfather m."
Copp0la is known for bi1
phenomenal raq.e and veiutility
u a comp01Cr and conductor,
metddna from the opera house
and ero.dway stage to motion
pictures. His career encompasses a
stagcring list of achievements
including bein on the podium at
the San Fra\cisco Opera for
Lucia.no Pavarotti'• lint American
"La Bobemc." He also conducted
Seattle Opera '1 world premiere
production of C.arlisJc F1oyd'1 "Of
Mice and Men" and led New York
City Opera's world premiere of
Beeson'• "Lizzie Bordon."
Coppola bolds the distinction of
conductin& "The Boyfriend,''
which introduced American
Anton Coppola wlll conduct
Opera P'aclflc's season opening
performance.
audiences to the youoa Britill
soprano, Julie AndreW'I, worked
with HoUywood's matinee Idol
Brian Abercne in the tint nation.al
company of "My Fair Lady," lead
the opening of Broadw1Y'1 "New
Faces of '52" which featured Paul
Lynde, Carol Lawrence and Alice
Ghostly, and performed with the
orchestra of Radio City Music Hall
for three years. .
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One of America's foremost
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appear at the Republican Party of
Orange County's Grand Old Picnic
and Auction on Thursday.
The fourth of July event is
scheduled from 12 to 4 p.m. in
Arlington Theatre al the Orange
County Fairgrounds.
Freberg is renowned for his
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Editorial ,.
W eJColile to tM &It edition of the ~weekly
Nc"pwt ~Mesa Pilot.
To our IODl·time raden: Don't wony. lrs the
ume old PilOt -oaJy better. In fact. the 1andlclpe ol the
netnpeper ~bty loob pretty fmnilia.r to you.
The only major cbanp have been to eliminate ~
natiOnal and illtcmatiooal news and features arid replace
them with bomeiJ own material. •
We've alto alwpenethhe editorial focus to just two cities:
Newport Beach and Calta Maa. The raYlt will be twice the
numbe1 of ltoria OJiainating from tbcle two ~ towns.
We've allo renewed our commitment to an interactiYe
oewtpaper. The Editor's HQtlinc, our most populu editorial
feature, bu been rechristened the Reade~ Hotline. Our
c.oGununity Forum page is now ~ted cxmpletdy to reader
io~L ~
New columns (on senion. youth, educa~ sboppina.
service dubs, etc.) will be unveiled io the upcoming weeks
that will opened wider "avenu es of aa:ess" for our readen
into The Pilot and community.
'L· s an exciting time for
The Pilot. Unchained by
the burden of covering
non-local news and
publishing seven days a
week, the reporters,
photographers and editors
can now deliver to you an
undiluted Pilot. full of local
net1s relevant to you, your
family, your home and
your business. r
We'll also continue to
practice the quality
journalism tl\at allowed us
to win last week 19 writing
awards at the Orange
County Fair Contest.
It's an exciting time for
The Pilot. Unchained by
the burden of covering
non·local news and "
publishing seven days a
week, the reponers,
photographers and cdJtors
can now deliver to you an
undiluted Pilot, full of
local news rdevant to you.
your family. your home
and your business.
For our new readers.
we're glad to have you on
board. We'll be o n your
doontep T uesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays packed with
news about yow neighborhood and c1ty. We hope this w1ll be
the start of a beautiful relationship.
And as with all relationships. both short-and long-term.
communication is the key. If you have a thought, comment or
criticism, don't hesitate to call Editor William Lobdell at
642-4321. ext. 35 l. or our Readers' Hotline ar 64!-6086.
It is, after all, yoor local newspaper.
Today In History
Today's Hlatilllbt la Hl.c.ry:
On July 1, 1867. Canada
bcca me a SC lf-gove rm ng
dominion of Great Bntrun as the
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Editor's note: The following
U'C same/es of 0~ Coast
Daily Pilot readers' comments
and criticisms. Wb1/c Pilot
editors welcome and read all
oomment.s., we will only publish
responses from callers who /ca-ve
a name (pleMC spell 1t out). cit)
and ph o ne number (for
venficat1on).
You can get 1molvcJ by t:allmg
the Editors Hot/me at 6-12-6086
Thank you'
0
EX ............ ,
I am calhng about the article
written by Tony Dodcro (.tbout
lifeguards and skin cancer
lcg.islauon)
What irked me as that tn the
second paragraph, "hich sa~
"Oh sure they may ha~e 10 ~ve
a swimmer or two from the surf
now and then but basically the11
life consL•ts o f soakJna up the
summer sun and watchina <>''Cr
the sprawling crowds along the
d .. san .
I was 1 hfcguard in Newport
Beach for l3 ~·rs. and thas guy
has basically no clue as to what
lifeauards do . He's JU 1
pcrpetua1ina the myth of the
brome suard on the beach
utesuards eo throuah a lot of
trainina. And if you think aboul
Brittsh North Amertca Act
united the provtn<lCS of Ontano,
Quebec. New Bru~ and
Nova Scotia. ·
11. ar you mass somebody m
trouble tn the surf for JUSI one
in'>tant. that could be a hfe kiss..
So It is an anteru.c conccntrataon
-mental concentration all day
long 111<atcbmg ~r a huge CT'O"d.
bag np tides
And at is not 'Sa' mg a ~unmer
no-. and then, it's an C'\'cn da)
deal h bugged me seeing a
'uperfluous paragraph. in an
otherwuc well-wntten article I
JU5t wanted to let you know
MARK CROSS
Cosu Meq
I'm not upset but d&Sappomted
th.it the Pllot l~ gomg 10 fewer
ed1ttons. I mLSS the-daily paper
I lake 1t tn the mommg
because the rest of the Camily
read t.M LA Tunes and lhal
only leaves me the PiJot a.od I
en.JOY ~all tbe community
ne"-s• cspcaally your columns..
I love Jerry Kobrin and Fzed
Martin, and I hope you keep
them. l would like to see more
rcc;taurant l'eV1CWS, 10'I seem to
have onJy one 1 wed: -mott
f•mtly-ty~ re taurantc; rather
than the e•p•ns1vc ones,
interesting ones that you can ae1
in for under SIO.
SANDRA BASMACIYAN
Newport Beach
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Leners ............... rcsoun:a of the entire state of
California.
To the Editor: With the total cost or S l 'i
ln recent months. articles have billion, the f*ral government has
occurred in the media referring to to bail California out for
the "drawbridge syndrome" tnduJging this right or landownc~
supposedly suffered by ccrtam to do what they wanted w11h th<:u
homeowner-cum-crMroruncntaJists. property near the river
Otbe1 artides have accused us of Not o nly will Lbosc who hought
liking birds and ",ldhfc better homes in the flood plain end up
than people or ndtng rough.,htxt .,.ying extra bills. but \0 \lo tll
over the fifth amendment (wh.ch everyone else tn Orange County -
prohJ1>1ts the ta.ting of pm~te comrmttcd to S427 million, 1,f
property for r.ubhc pu~s) which the state may pick up all hut
I would hke to address the~ S 128 m1l11on and '0 w111
issue~ taxpayers from Hawau ti' Mame
f U"St. tbo6c wbo want lO proftl Is thlS economic grnwth or a
from thetr tand arc nol the o nh eo.stty COftttss10n IO ~loper
propert) o•ner) 1n Southern .., greed,
Callfom1a The status LS shared ~ CHARLOrn CLARKE
hundreds of rhousands o.f President
Orange Cou nt _~ J-und for bomco-Tiers who have ng.hts llf
tbcu ov.n And man) of LhcS< Environmental Dden-;c
Professor of Bt0k.'lK'. fullnton ~ht' h.t' c nothing 10 do 'lo\ 1th College
wilJllk
P::;~. ;cJ!;.~g f~::~~~~1; llJlllll IC Jall•llllm
value of the: neighborhood and the To the Editor
propcrt) itself AJso. there was the Your ed1tonal of June: 24 u an
quaht) of ~r.1ces J\•1labk poh~e ex.ample of ~me: nf rhe m~l
and rchghung ~rvtCCs., 00...pit•I\. 1rrespons1blc .rnd ml\leJd1ng
school,, roach, iutcr .-\rid the.. ioumah-.m I ha'c e'er \ct•n Your
huught into Jc\thctic anJ ~tatcmcnt 1ha1 of the $1 l'-
r c c r c a l 1 on a I con d 1 t 1 t' n ' baJhon in research funJ, the fed,
'urrounding their pro~~ i1pen handed o"'er ''' • 1.inford
space. ,,~-s.. clean air. beautiful Umvcrsif} an the I~ )\ full\ one
oceans. These factors all afJect tht.rd mtght have been m1'-'~nt ·
propcny vatucs The fact is that 1t ap~ar; th.u
Considering the homc\l-.ncr ccrtam ma.stakes were made in tht'
tm~stment. t.s at 'iurpnsmg for general and adm1n1'ilr.i11't'
them 10 oppost' immense .ind expenses charged. Your ll h,,~ I
closcty p.id:cd <kH:l0pmcnt' that cub reporter neglected tn °'-'thcr
scnou-sh degrade or chmm.irc.-to find out how chargC'o; nn
their home \1\luc'' government contract.; arc
Before d~cloper. and their computed The b1lhngs lX1m1st n l
• I I 1 e ~ c h 1 I I e n g c t h e JMtenaJ. direct labor n"crhc.ad
cnvtronmentahsts' n-.mmatmenl to .ind G & A cha~
people the' <ihould t1lle a look 11 There has been no c;uggcMl\m
their l'MTI l'Ontnbut1nn l\l people's that the ~mment ha'i tx-c.-n
health. \.tlfef\ and Jl(X:kcltxlOk..'i ~rchargcd for material. dared
Acsthet1Q a-.1dc. 1' there ·a nv labor or o"'crhc.td wh tlh
wmpcn-.atton for the kx' uf undouh~M~ make up mt"-t 1lf the
\.ll>ttnt .iir 10 hrc.slh ' f-or ~)urs charge$ to t~ govcm~nt
-.astcd '1tting ,,n frec~n~' fur The dasputcd items arc .1 ,m,111
the c'{lr;a minulc' 11 t;i~c' firemen part of the G &. A char)lc' ~h1lh
lo a~' f-or "'.!ll'r no lontt<'r arc m tum. a small p.tr1 ,,f 1ht
ll\-.alaMc" For r"'' lt~l alontt total baJlmg If thas had ntll tl<-cn .l
ocean lrnnts tl'l\l polluted k•r not-for-profit orianazation. pn,fit
commercial fahtng1 f tlr rhc IOM ,,f would haw been added to the
safety on our -.trC'Ct.s and 1n our total charges
homes" When ts entlu~h enough" Government aud11or; c,\n,r.rnrh
As (or the argument that monitor defense c:ontr.lll" .ind
phy&tcal grov.th 1' <)Tiunymous they obviowty apprO\-cJ intcnm
with ec:ononuc aro11•1h loot Ind final rates and the) mu~t
around!~ !.late. 1."'\)Unt\ and our share the blame for anv
oues arc •TCStJmg •1th t'ludget inaccuraocs 1n alloc•tkln of et"l'I\
dcficiU due to tJKTCa<;cd demand :Mrc has been no u~mon ot
for pubbc: sc~ unpropcr conduct by any official t
Tbe pubhc G stuck wtlh bills for Stanfont or of anv attempl ti'
more pol.cc faahncs.. firehouses conceal charaes to the contract<.
and tchools. and for roa~ that The amown of the error 1 not
coat thru t~s as much ttl 1mponant -1t should not havt'
matatam as to build. httn made Stanford ha.3 made
And water pncc~ arc e~cted ~ry eff0f1 to corrttt the h1lli~
to tnpk m the nett 10 H'U' What rs 1mpon•nt to ~ is thal
because we ~ owertued our many pcq>lc will take for l(t~pcl
raou.rca (duptlt' 11ea.hn1 all the rour edltorial wtuch mmpletet\
••ler rrom a once-flawina ~nt• ipMJra, the facts tn order lo
Ana Rrvcr) I\ lh~ econonuc tensationatizlc lb 11(\fy ..,,..,h.. Tbc fact . that (Of m&ft) >~'"
I wou)d rcm:iod the bu1ktm Stan.ford bas conducted YCJY ~•
1ndu try that environ.rnentahsu eHccw 'c: research for che
war a c: d C\ t 7 •ad ~ u.n.lJ. ... ~ 1llcir 1abol rat et have
~ nts not to allow buildlna bee.a kJw and the l'C1ults or the
m the nood pl. in of the nta resc:arcb hive contr1hutcd
Ana RWier. tU antiaUy to the-succcu of our
~ pn.''ilcd and DOW mdia.ry, ol Oood coat.rol ( · I rat
.... Pr* 0-. rMr
nJgra.nl errors It lS very hard tO
g .... e credence 10 the balance of
-.our wntmg I could point out
'1milar crro~ in your arguments
rh.tt follow whic h may itOI change
r he vahd1t\ of vour conclusJOn but m.1 ~e the entire cduonal suspect
OiARLES \.\ JOBBINS
Co-.ta Mesa
l ll 1 he l::.dttor
Your stOf) in Sunda) 's Da.tly
Pilot brought hack many mcmones
.ind 11 was fun tu reminisce You
\t'C I hared on 1oto-1th the CO'ita
\k\.l Gh'hc Herald as .iss1~1.tnt
cm:ulatt0n man.tger 1n Apnl 1955
\I.hen the paper ~~ preparing to
publish twice week!)
Sometime sher the move to Bav
and Thunn I learned to operate
the ncv.I) a1..~uircd but ~d Goss
rol.V) pre !'> a.nd malte ··metal
plate~ u-;cd on the old lcucr
prc,)c'.. Buh Stt'venson. his
father. Walt (.t pressman whose
la\I name r ... e forgotten) and I
turned o ut mam a Globe-Herald.
I left the Cilo~-Herald June
I ~'\Q lll begin a career as an
.tu·1,un1an1 Afte r a few months
~Ith Oe.tn \/,in Lane' in Long
t-k·.ilh. I ""'"' 1•ffcrcd .1 1nh al
\eronutmn1l in \cptcmtlcr where
I 't l\cJ hir nc.trh 2J \e.H'
\h fnur \C.lr' v.11h 1hc (1lohc·
t kr.\ld were· mcmoral:>k one'> w11h
l.\\l'lknr 1r.11n1n~ Durintr 1ha1
11mc I Jcl1"crcd a fcv. paper,,
1r.11n<'d 'l'mc earner; cm.crcd
"'me 'rort1n~ ''cn1' ,c..,ld a lcv.
D ime \ I inc' mJde 'nmc
d"pl.I\ .id l.n11uh .ind pnnl ' a
l1ll •'I p.tpl'I'
""ml· n.1m1:' m"''"f Ir •m '
''"" t'lc\IUC:' the \tC\l I"'"' .. ' I' 1111 \:1,-.cn anJ l nm .._,,.('\ 11 v. ho I
ll mC'mh<'r .• , e.HI) p1onccr' 1lf the
c 1h1~~· tkr.1IJ .md 0111h Ptl111 v.1th
\\ Jllcr IJurri,ugh' .\nJ. I \l
11o 11ndc rrd rt'(Cn th, tf Rot.crt f-
1'.t~c 1<t .1"' rcl41t1on h• the.. R111"-crt
f'1i:t v.h, V.3\ 1..P l~Oll 1lf lhl'
\\ ;lmm~tnn Da1h NC'\o\\ with 8111
\ndcr't'n in the earl)" '(\(k
rhanL" tor the mcm<lOC' and
m.I\ God hie"' the <N.ner' ;inJ ,urr ''' the "lcv.-port Beach <. 11'1.1
\tc,.1 P1h.ll •" vou hcgan a ncv.
... h.tpln llf an 11lustnous story
HOWARD RE:.l·SI
I I"\ me
Ellcllon Cllll
I 11 I he fd1tC'f
Inda\·, c:lcc.:11 on" can he
lru,trating to Jn 1nd1v1dual \\hat
'h1•uld V<'U ~hcvc. the campaign
m.Lilef"'i. the "~n,, the ne~papcf'I.,
ll all l1l0h 't' appealing. hut '' 11
rcahtv'
Running fnr 'ltare office hlda)
localtv will c..'"t .Al least S..lOO.IXX>. 1f
~ou plan (ln "'mnmg In 'iOmc
1..""a"<"' t~ k''el re che\ S~.CXXl or
more Amuin1 v.hcn 1 IC'Vl'lll\rnr
we do ll<lt notice who the
1~a1 latur '""'c' lhc1r •llegiancc 10
t or cumplc, would '((lU hcltevc
\Omeone whn take\ many
C'ontn~11ons from 011 companies
and JcveklpcM would bc: act1na an
your tiest intcre t'-while chumtntl
he 1 .an em1r,lfuncntall"t'>
Do >'°" hc:hcvc ~nc who
takes l&flC cc1ntnbution from the
NRA. which bc:ticvc" in no sun
coa1ro1, woWd t.. Ma · yow.
tic,t intc~ t\. while cl~ms be
was for safe streets and controlling
crime'>
Do you behevc someone who
takes many contnbut1ons from
insurance companies would be
acting tn your be~l intcresu. while
claiming he cares that your auto
premiums arc too high.
I believe there as a conflict of
interest. That legislators should be
morally accountable to the pubhc
It 1s time ethics tn government be
examined. therefore ma.kmg a
better ~tern resulting 111 fairer
representation
KEN LE BLANC
Huntington Beach
Tr1rnc c11111a11
To the Editor·
What arc we dolllg to alleviate
traffic congestion?
Sometimes we widen freeways to
ma.kc room for even more cars
Someta.mcs we try to provide rapid
transl! sy~tems to replace so many
automobiles. Have we solved the
problem or arc we even close to
sotvtng at '> NO'
However. there 1s a simple and
logical solution to our growing
problem. It would easily decrease
the number of 'ehaclcs on our
streets and highways
The State Lcg1slaturc should
immcu1a1ely find methods to make
'urc thar
I l::vcrv vehicle on our' streets
and h1ghwavs is currently
rcgL\tcrcd
2 E:.vef\-dnvcr LS a hc.cnscd
,,perator. and truu
3 l:.verv vehicle carries at least
1hc m1n1murn Pubhc Li.abalicy and
Prnpc r"' Damage insurance
re~u1rcd t'I~ law
\\hen thcS< three rcqutrcmenL\
Ht met. the number of vehicles on
1•111 'lrecL'> and highways will drop
.I I "Ill':\ lly
\\ c 'hou Id ans 1st that our
ln:1,l.1111r' devio;c the melhods to
111,1irl· that the above requirements
Int 'eh1dc operation on o ur
..irt:ct' arc met. We could save
m11l 1om of dollars now being spent
1.11 highway construction by
rt: mm mg the larac percentage of
Hh1des on them wbic:h arc na-
1'1.·1ng operated ILLEGAU.. Y.
PHILlP E. ARblOLO a.ta Mesa
\n lndepend.-nt ~
Published by
Pa~ (,roup Pub!1st11ns, Inc.
Elliot n, Jr.
c~irman
Jlm~
publ
Overcast skies to turn-
hazy in the afternoons
NEWPORT BEACH -It's not
the greatest beach weather, but it's
normaJ for these parts.
BiJJ Hoffer. National ~eather
SclVICC meteorologist.
Mo nday, the skies above
Newport Buch were OYercast.
keeping temperatures down to a
high of 65 degrees for the roughly
60,000 people who Ooc:ted to the
city's seashore. The ocean water
was just about as warm. at 64
degrees..
.tu~· ur Newport Boulevard in
Costa Mesa, it was some 10
degrees warmer.
You can expect the same type of
weather through Thursday, as the
high pressure lingers off tho cout.
Hoffer said. Low clouds d Joa
will fill the coastal skies in tt.e
mornings and evenings, whUe ba!J
sunshine will wann the aftc~·
to a high in the upper 60L 1
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Boyd and Henley Ellis ci Fairview in their new 1906 Bulc.k racer, second c.ar to be registered In ~nge County.
Coastal residents will continue
to awaken to cloudy, hazy skies for
the next few days. including the
Fourth of July holiday. the
National Weather SeMCC reporu
But the clouds should bum off to
hazy, sunny but humid afternoons
that arc particularly v.arm m 1he
mland areas.
"It 's a normal . Southern
California, off-shore Oov. :· said
. ~ .
City officials accepting ,l>il · ·
lftN lfAT
From A1
a ppo intment said the~ were
concerned about an estimated
S3~.000 pnce tag that could come
with an election and the delay tn
falling the pos1t1on.
Dunng the two v.ed..s smce
then. the counetl members had no
'hllrtage of interested candidates
Then. with eight nominatJOns
jCtually mode dunng the meeting.
the council had to decide cxacth
hov. to narrO\\ rhe field. v. avenng
bctv.een making hsts and taking
~trnw votes.
SEARS
for Victoria Street widening
COST A MESA City officials four lanes. The project ittcludes
are now accepting bids from . extensive landscaping. new traffic
general contractors for the signals and. un~erground pipeline
widcntng of Vtetoria Street. one of work. Moms said.
the largest road projeas planned Already ahout 75 homes have
m the citv been demolished to make way for
Bids ,...·,11 be accepted until July the widening. wnh about ci ht left
~ for the S6 mitlion to S7 milHon fell' demolition, he added.
project. said Bill Morris, din•Clor
of transportation services.
Under the pfan. a I .5·m1le
stretch of Victoria Street from
Harbor Boulevard to Canyon
D~ will be Wldened from two to
'269
Morris said he hopes to get at
lca~t m bids for 1hc project.
The City Council will probably
e lect 1he contraclOr in early
August and construction on the
estimated,. yor·long project could
start soon after the Labor Day
holiday weekend, he said.
HtllON
From A1
· I he) an: ve ry well-behaved
e\i.:t pl for dropping all their stuff,"
the neighbor said, asking not lo be
1dcnttf1cd "These birds MC so big,
11 ' la~c having elephants up in the
lrC:C
< •rc.11 blue herons arc on the
-. .inc an O range County, according
111 Pete Bloom, an ornithologist
-.11 h the local Sea & Sage chapter
\lf the Audubon Society.
' 3edjoilqroomeupto5001q.. ft. Offier ndudel plastic PfO'ection of walls.
J h1<, 1~ the eighth rookery that
I \ t: had reported to me m the last
1wo 'tears." Bloom said "We're
goan~ 10 investigate and sec if
there s an)'1htng that can be done
111 prco;crve the tree It'~ a unique
nc,11 ng situation a nd 1t will be very
unfortunate 1f that tree as cut
loots & fumilh99 during~· and 1 ft9fl OOlll of new ceiling texture
OI pM1I ~ to exiating ..W:.. 9' ht. <Ailing prepwation evallable 81
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D ID YOU KNOW, The Ellis brothers raced their new Buick in the Los Angeles to Phoenix Great
Race in 1910, competing with such early racing luminaries as Barney Oldfield and Louis Chcyrolct.
The tradition continues today with the same car, now owned by Dennis Holland of Costa Mesa. The
~ Buic k has become a staple in the Great American Race and crosses the continent each y\!ar
piloted by Holland . Maybe you should read this out loud to your Honda
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cities arc na tural reasons for the
mnux of Japanese tourists.
But the Newpo rt Beach
Conference and Visitors' Bureau
.ind local businesses have taken
~lmc steps of their own, too, to
tap into the Japanese tourist
market
The v1s1tors' bureau has JOmed
w11h majlH Japanese travel
bureaus lo pro mo te Newport
Beach as a vacation spot.
Advert'5Cmcnls for the city have
hecn placed in well-read Japanese
tourist guides and magwnes. and
the bureau plans scminan to
educate local travel professional
on how to work with their
Japanese counterparts .
Richard Uartrell. president of
the Newport vt iton' bure.u, hu
even had his buainesa cards
' printed up in Japanese.
"We sec mo~ and more buses
(of Japanese tourisu) comina into
Fashion laland," aaid Gartrell
··Japanese travel 11cnta are
looklna at Newport Beach u a
more suitable ahcmalivc location
&o bnna their dicnu U>. for
rccre•tion. vecatSon.
"We kno-the characteristics of
the m8fht -tbo Jaeuesc pncrally lllO short tript. hb l().
day sripl; they come in poups;
ind they pend a bit or money.
That'a put for tho community."
ncaiapcopk like Hamilton
nd D Jc .. .,.. fiaht on t8raet"
with mowes like Japa versions
ol their men Oartrctl aakl.
''T'hao v' ' need I rcelina of
~-!J_Ort_ i:n the W'1 ty, be it I
menu in J1penae or 1 ' itor'1
suldc.'' ·' __ ,
•
To IM IOPJ Niden Ol wtlal ... tbe
Onaae COPt Daly Plol lpC)ftl IKliOa. I naa ~ ,_, acteatm ... om
taminatbi CMt die ,..,. to re JOU
beat abqt •• the local~ ....,
indeed. we did ow bat 10 do just
t.
IM there wu alw8ys tbat uaf.na
Hey. tbe Dodaen are
bod And tbe Laken arc
, ~no preleaden.
The ADaela are la the
bunt. ud t,he Rams are
always coatclidcn..
Nec6:11 IO uy,
lpOl1I lam around t.bc
~ lbare the exploits
ot •NFL ud NBA, · .. well .. the Bia
Letpca ud otber
proleaioDa1 ud collqc
spor1a.
In fact, you 're
bombarded with il
TdaisioG and the
major newspapen
feature the bip to the extent there is
UttJe room for anything else..
Othcn may daim tbcy pc you the
complete picture. I don't think IO. They
doo•t give you anythipg dole to the
complete picture. NObody ever bas and
nobody ever will.
Tba1•1 where the Ncwpert ~Costa
Mesa PIW eaten the ~icture as a
valuable resource. We re goiq to supply
you with 10metbing that indeed. wrapped
up with all of the other commodities
available to you, will surely give you the
complete picture.
We'll be coming to yo'1 on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and with just
three shots per week. we're going to
prOYidc Newport Be•ch and Costa Mesa a
means in which to grasp every angle of
rornmunity sports. •
Our Big Lugue outfits'?
On the _F.eP level they are the Newport
Harbor Hiah Sailon and tbe Corona del
Mar Sea Kinp. the Estancia Eagles.
Costa Mesa Mustangs ind Mater Dei
Monan:bs -the latter a Santa Ana-based
parochial school with many ties to the
to.ta Mesa and Newport BellCh area.
On the college l~vel -Orange Coast
College's Pirates are our team, as well as
tbc Southern California College
Vanguuds.
We've tried to do a good job over the
t three decades on the prep and
llegc beat, but past efforts have only
en a warmup for what we 're planning.
We'll be expanding ou.r prep and
mmunity college coverage in every
direction.
Years ago as the former pubhcation
ntinued to stretch its distribution area,
rts was fon:ed to cut bad in various
as to simply accommodate the crunch
space, time and personnel
Now it's going to be back to the early
60s -ta.king our coverage past the
jty level.
One of Dennis Brosterhous' major
responsibilities will be to cbeclt in Wlt.h
every freshman, sophomore and junior
""5ity coach for material for his column
on the lightweights each Thursday, come
September
Corona del Mar Hi&b has a '°Phomore
football pme aaaimt Huntington Beach
on Sept. 12 with CdM coach Ted
Williams returning to the sidelines after a
near-fallout with the Cl F because of a
non-intent violation. We're aoing to be
there -for the same. as well as for the
popular Williams.
Two of the Southland's major water
polo forces, year-in and year-out. arc at
SM CARLSONlll
COlllNQ THURSDAY
•Mike ...,... •• dream
comes true, his son Brent, a
Coata Mesa High and
Orange Coast College
product, la In the Big
Leagues aa a catcher for the
Kanau City Royals.
•DI ...... are a boy·a
best Mend: Part II: Richard
Dunn explorea availab le
.,... and why Ira such a
sticky situation.
th• word
Costa Mesa Little Leaguers in quandaw ·
over the lack of some decent playing sites
• I •
., Aldin o.na ......
I t Ml beooet t:ICCedingfy ..
v~ for ewryonc, from
the ~ ol aho pcltilbl ...... to the
biotiolil ... ol Colla Mesa I.Jule ~
Leape 8-bell •• tbo filb1 b
adequate ,..,... 6iiC::Uitia in the city
and tbe ~of pristine I
wetlands have twilcd ialO 1 tua o1 war.
Part of the problem ii tJW nobody
leetnS to know bow to reao1Yo it. .
indudifta mcmbon of tbe Cotta Mesa
City Couocil.
Why a respectable youth athletic
facility in Calta Mesa is nonexistent in
the fint place ii unbetnownst to its
dtize~ but tbe tip of tho ic:ebeq
sunoundi.Qa this coatnMnial ilsue is
growing much hiaber than molt rea.la.e.
Fpr the next 11ro weeb. the Newport
Beac6/ coaa Mae Piiot will uncover
facts and details from the principals -
the City of Colla Mesa and the leaden
of Little League Baseball -as the two
sides attempt to find an agreeable
resolution to the problems.
Tremendous growth in participation
-imolving not only Little League
Baseball, but Pop Warner Football and
AYSO (American Youtb•Socccr
• Yant la a teria
Orpnization) -ud the availability of
pllyiQa fields are the bigest concerns
for Costa Mesa parents and their
childRn who want to partake in
community athletics while building a
positive experience.
Becau1e of narrow land space, the
various leagues must use either school
district or city facilities, which bas led to
irbome conflicts over use of the fields,
inadequate restrooms and snack bar
facilities. expenditures toward land
improvements that are lost in future
seuons and safety concerns. Often
times. sports arc played in areas not
specifically designed for those sports.
0 Wc're concerned with the shapt of
the fields and what has not been done " . .
said Milce Dunn, a member of the Costa
Mesa City Planning Commission. "I'm
speaking on my own behalf. not u a
member of the planning commission.
What we've gone through the last
couple of years, a number of dads have
gotten together and formed sort of a
private agenda because we're concerned
with the quality of fields. specifically for
J
kids in the community."
O>lta Mesa High School, home of
Costa Mesa Little League, has been an
apptndqe of the problem. Fairview
Regionaf Park., on Placentia Avenue
across from the Costa Mesa Golf and
Country aub, is universally agreed
upon amoh& youth athletic leaders as
the most P.ragmatk jurisdiction in the
city to butld an all-purpose facility.
"Our bigest problem is that we have
to use Newport/Mesa School District
land or facilities for Little League, Pop
Warner and (A YSO) soccer and,
honestly, the school d1stnct is open to
us using the facilities, but we 're find ing
The "dugout" areas at TeWinkle School aren·t much to brdg about -there isn't even a seat 1n the house
Corona del Mar's DeCinces finding
new niche as a baseball coach
By Richard IMf\
The Plat
0 n a cold night in Baltimore, Doug
DcCinccs etched h~ name tn the
World Series record books by
t•gging a Bruce Kison pitch over the wall
in his fmt at-bai of the 1979 Fall Oassic.
"It was a childhood dream come true,"
DeCinces said. "After playing out on the
sandlots, rd sleep at night and onty
dream about doing that. stepping up to
the plate and hitting a home run in the
World Serie~. It really wasn't until I
reached second bL~ when 1t ~unk in:·
Much has developed tn the hfe of Doug
DeCinces since that frigid evening on
Oct. IO. 1979. Game 1 of the World
Series ber...ecn Bahimore and the
evcntual<hampton P11tsburgh Pirates.
DeCinccs, 40, as sull 1n baschall. this
time on a coaching ba.•us. Ht~ son, Tim, 1s ·
a left-handed hitt&n& catcher whose future
appcan bri&ht. The cider DcCinccs., who
hu never before coached, mtpt inscribe
hts name another way before Iona.
'I fully understand most will
not get that opportunity (playing
in the majors), but that's not the
issue. It's truly understanding
the· game more from the mental
side than the physical . 1 --••n baseball coach
Has spole5 ar~ well-traveled. his feet a'I
nimble a\ they were ~hen he played 1h1rd
base for the Orto!<'' and Angels. Even his
tires seem unworn DeCinccs. a Corona
del Mar inhabitant who has kept his lean
body 1n commendahle shape. prances
around the third ba~ coache5' box,
hollenng tnstructt0ns. w11-wagmg sigm
and paymg close attention to every move
mack by mem~r-1 of the Cubs, for whom
his son plays. m the Orange C'oun~·
Connie Mack League.
"My feeling. when I'm out there
coachtnft. '" that I don't ""anl to second
gue'~ m\~clf:· DeC'mces said "I want to
do ""hat come<; out nf me naturally. I'm
not there for my pc~nal satt9'action. rm
out 10 teach and let these ktds be aware
n( ""hat the prnfc'""1nal ftamc 1s really all
,lt'l<lU t
"I tull'f undcr,t.ind mo<1t will not get
th.it oppnrtunit\, hut that\ not the issue
It' 1rul'r undcr,t.1ml1ng the game more
frnm the mental ,llJC' than the physical ··
De( ince.,, pre\1dcnt and chief execulrve
office r c1( DcC'mce' Properties in Irvine.
continue' to move a' 'iwiftly as he did
du rm(! 1 I IJ-~oe.H profe~ional baseball
career Herv.een ou~tncss. coaching and
vannu\ ma1or league baseball functions,
DeCincc,· cellular phone becomes all the
more rmpnnant
For eumplc. last weekend he wu
hcinorcd tn Balttmmc for a home f\.ln he
See DECINCES,-
-Ill. iDdiwldual adlaoal .... ,.,., 1 lllll
tbere U¥e ..-zed us," aid Nib
Sckafer, tomer ~t al c.c.ta
Mcie Uttte lea&IMh
"We tint ~ (to C.oltl Mela
Hl&b) duee or four ,can aao and tbe
adminlltratioll aid to do ~ WC
want u · loq • it'• not out of the
ordinary. They Wd to put a mack bar
or whatever you wao~ but tJxn~anent
adminilt.ntion. =ny usistant principaJ Larry who said 'we're
not sure we want all this out there and
if it continues we c:xpcct you to start
donatina to the 1Cboo1. •
.. For example, they said they wanted
a new varsity l>Kbtop, but we can't
afford il We have wmted to put in
permanent dugouts and thinp of that
Mture to enhance (tt#program), but
the school said no you can't do that. We
can't have the caliber of fields to host
any tournaments, or when other cities·
come in. that we'd like to do. Larry
Carlson bu done everything he could to
prevent us from doing anything nice.
He's been a rcaJ thorn in our aide.,.
Building an athletic facility 1t
Fairview Regional Park. the wide open
territory next to the Santa Ana River,
would rectify the hindrances for the
Costa Mesa youth, but the issue
becomes sticky at this point because of
state environmental regulation concerns.
A year ago, the Costa Mesa Youth
See UTTl.E LEAGUERS,W
If .you're not a football hero, better get a town crier
Minor sports standouts can be vastly overlooked without some big-time help
. '
Ri«i and Stevens ire partners in the
Oransc County franchise of College
Pl~C'tJ of America. a nation·wide
rcc:rui1in1 scMc:e wbJcb acts a! liaiton
betwun hijh 'K:hool standout' and
oofletiate 1thletic teholanh.ips
Rk:d. a «·ynr-old former high
lclM>OI football coech, and Stc\'Cns. • )()..
,ear-old former football player 1t the
Uni'vemty of Florida, combined forces
in March ol 1990 The duo, na~nt)y
11et'ViC'tn1 11C¥er1l k>c:aJ athlet has
un comp a ft1t Of IUCC'C'-'
•hh • 1rowin1 11able of
•
pro pcctive recruits who will .eek
scholanhtp offers as thcir acn10r 5eQOM Proaress an the comJnJ years.
The semce, which carnes a one-time
$489 fee, advertase1 upo1ure for i1'
chcntJ, to ~ many a 1.600 collc,a an
DivmonJ I. ti and Ill. &J well 11 NAIA
i nd community oollcacs.
Upon betng accepted, which requlr~•
various tcco mmcnd1tion1 reprdina
1bihty ICMI, altitude and ac:lldemie
bac:.Qro\lnd. l. profile JS .ere.a.Led ... ~
~•hlcto. The fin hcd profile. 'milar to 1
'T1e, mallerl to all .chooll t
•
at
54th St. doings get
hot on Tuesdays
with Quickslhrer
Early every Tuesday morning at S4th street in Newport Beach this
summer you can find Quicksilver riders competing in exclusive team
contests and ..-orkouts called the "Generation X Surfing Series".
"These contests and workouts will help keep our team sharp for
PSAA competition and amateur events as well as give UI the
opportunity to watch the surfers we arc sponsoring progress," said
scncs coordinator Darrep Brillhart.
Not only will every 1'ucsday morning's activities
include workouts and heats, but also videos of the
surfers and opportunities ror weight training
wo rkouts at Quicluilvcr's exclusive gym will be
provided for prominent team members by
QuackSllvcr.
"Quick.silver feels that it's importaht to help it's
}Oung up and coming amateurs and professionals be
the best they can be at lhcir-5urfmg, so Danny
Kwock and Katy Peck (Marketing and team
directors) decided to make this investment into the
team, and it's already paying off," added Brillhart.
l.laya.
Tice AJthough other sponsor's companies conduct
team workouts for their surfers, the amount of -----
commitment to their team that Quicksilver has Surfing
recently d1spbycd 1s unprecedented. Quicksilver bas
clearly established their image as il rhe hard-core
grass roots surfing company.
Often times surfers hkc Richie Collins and Chns Brown (current
P~AA number one competitor) come down to check out the c-0ntcsls
and sometimes participate themselves.
One thing's for sure, oo every Tuesday morning this summer the
ho11esl surfing happening will be in Newport Beach at S4th street.
0 Arc twin fins on the comeback trail? It could be true. Just before
leavmg for South Africa Richie Collins was surfing one at th.e
Huntington Beach pier. aJong with Nea Post on hers, and thetr
shaper/pro surfer Greg Mungal on his.
Just recently I spotted 1989 ASP World C hampion Martin Potter
ndin~ twin fin at the Oceanside PSAA event. Potter didn't
compete, but looked unreal surfing next 10 the contest area.
Ironically, I've always preferred twin fins to the conventional threc-
fin thrusters myself, but was afraid of being a "black sheep" by riding
o ne I had JUSt decided to go for it anyway when I came across
Collins and the crew, and to sec some of the top pro fessionals in the
"'orld riding rwin fins was inspiring to l>ay the lca'it
The knock against twin fins has always been that 1hcy slide o ut and
.ire hard to control when the surf get'i big. but with the proper shape
and dimensio ns you can get one 10 hold in the wave as well a'i a
thruster.
The advantage o f twin fins arc that they glide much better, they're
"looser", and faster down the hnc, and I love 'cni'
Uoyd Tltt Is .a Nnrport &IKb/Costa Mrsa Pilot conwpondrnt
lll'bosr surlfn1 co/um11ap~•rsntty1Uesda_t.
Mllll lPlll11
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athletes. "We never promise &. kid
a scholarship. We just promise
exposure to as many as 1,600
schools nationwide."
Stevens satd hlS service ts still in
the formative stages and is still
relying o n word o f mouth.
H owever. the C IF So uthern
sc'ction has endorsed College
Prospects as its official recruiting
~rvice, and both Stevens and
Ricci arc u citcd about the
potential for growth
"Coaches we . talk to tell us
Southern Califoroia is the No. 1
recruited reg>on in lhe United
States," Stevens sail!. .. Al far as
the level of competition and the
intensity 'of the year-round
programs mo5t sporu offer here,
Southern California is unrivaled as
a pool for athletic t~lent."
Stevens and Ricci admit they
may help athletes more in sports
other than football and boys
basketball, but insist they can
widen lbe areru for even the most
highly-recruited star in ~en a
high-profile sport.
'"Tbcrc arc two reasons why kids
don't get recruited," Ricci
uptatned. "One: the kid just isn 't
good onou&h· And two: Schoob
just don't know they m~n ...
Colorado S1att. Utah and SMU
and ""e couldn'1 rcalh he lp him
But whi.:n fnothall 'ea~on ended,
Ron called me a nd i.aid he still
hadn't gollen J O) offers and asked
1f we could help W e wrote his
profile and w11hm 30 days, he took
a tnp to M1ss1~1ppi and eventually
wound up signing there.
Steve n~ i'i quick to poinl out
Oce an View foo tba ll coach
Howa rd lsom's key role in
Karl1ncr l anding a t the
Southeao;tcm Conference school,
but he and Rnn Karliner, Randy's
father. claim Miso;1ssippi was
unaware of the Sunset League
Athlete of the Year's availability
before they received his College
Prospects profile.
"Ovcrc.llposurc never hurt
anybody.'' said Stevens, who is
sensitive to infringing on the
coachc · role in the recruiting
process
"We hope to work with. rather
than around a coach," Stevens
explained. "Once a echool get& our
profllc, the coaQ\ becomes an
active part of ihe process in
sending films and talking with
recruiters."
"A coach h11 his contacts and
does all he can with the time he
has to work with," Ricci said.
"But, after all, his primary role is
teaching and coaching. With all a
high school coach has to deal with
on and off the field, there isn't a
lot of time to •r,cnd on the things
we can provide.'
'T• Tall' ,.,,..,,,
.,,, In
CHDC Bari
By Jennifer Sixt
The Piiot
It was one taJI order to ask of a
local surfer, towering over bis
average competitor by more t.lun a
foot.
Despite choppy 1-2 foot surf
:tnd the presence of some of the
country's top junior surfers,
Newport Harbor Hi~h's Math
Patterson rode· to an e1Jbth-place
finish an the junior division of the
CHOC Charity Surf Competition
Sunday on the north-side of the
Huntington Beach pier.
"For bow the waves were, I was
pretty stoked'' said Patterson, at 6-
foot 5, 200 pounds. "If the waves
were bigger, I would have done
better. A big guy Hice me has such
a disadvantage (in waves like
these). Little kids move around
better and can get the wave."
"The other contcsiants were
realty good. A couple of kids from
FJonda. such as Shea Lopez, were
really hot. AJso, we really get
inspired by the pro surfers. h 's
killer 10 have the pros here.
Cordell Miller just rips." ..
Miller stood pretty tall huruclf
in the pro final, finishing third in a
12-man field. Miller, better known
as Cordy, gave a half-hearted per·
formancc in his qualifying heat,
JUSt barely occupying the second
and last qualifying spot (behind
eventual pro champio n KJrk Tice).
"I didn'I try {in the heat),"
Maller admitted "Actually, there
JU~t were a 101 of lull~ in the heat.
I didn'1 catch a rhythm. Besides,
compct1t1ve moves by other
compe111or; kind of kepi me off
the sets."
Huntington Beach surfer paced
a 1-l -3 sweep in the Men's
ama1eur final , with Jeff
Dcifenbaugh, Erik Brumer, and
Barry Deifcnbaugh occupying the
top spots. \
Patterson finished eighth in a
Junior' field or 60, tnihng only
Hawaii's Junior pheoom Conan
Hayes, Florida'~ Pele Mendia and
Corey Lopez, Seal Beach's Ryan
Simmons, Floridian Shea Lopez.
Christian Ehns. and Jay Larson of
Huntington Beach.
Patterson captured first place in
his opening heat and second place
in round 2, only to face a loaded
draw in the third round. Surfing
against Hayc'i, Shawn Sutton of
Radford H igh School, Shea Lopez,
Troy Echert. and Michah Pitts,
Patterson hit more often than he
missed, finishing third behind
H ayes and Lopez in qualifying for
the repechargc.
Swimmers take their ~nQ!S in 41st annual Huntington Be~ pier swim . .
BclJQont Muters. He has learned, however, not to
take a bfa Ja.d for granted approaching the ~.
"I~ had guys c:alC,b a wave, make up 100 yards,
and pus rue near th~ shore, so J was sprintin1 to
the end," Rodrlauez said. "Luckily, that didn't
happen today:·
Marshall's time of 11:57 wu one aecond f.uict
than fourth·placo finiaher Preston Drake ot Jnine-
b 110 d NOVA . Newport-Mon YMCA
representative Steve Roger fmisbod ninth ~nll.
.Costa .Mesa's Center Club has
a berth at Pinehurst .tournament
\ . What a way to spend a summer retreat, balking
In the majestic environment of the Pinehunt
Reaon and Country Oub in Pinehurst, N.C., one
of tho oldest and most exquisite golf OOW'IOI in
the United States.
Fow members of the Center
Oub, the preatigjous dining
organization in C.OSta Mesa, will
be competing in the first annual
White Hone Associate City
Oub Team Oiamf ionship J.Olf
tournament, July 7-21, while
addina a little cX1ra glitter for
the trip.
Oavtd Neish, Costa Mesa's
Gary Lls4nbec, Newport Beach's
Roger Mohrhoff and Tim
Cappel, a Costa Mesa attorney,
will vie against top amateur Club golf
golfers from around the country
who arc ajso members of private
city clubs owned and/or
operated by the Dallas-based Oub Corporation of
America (CCA).
Sixty teams will participate in this national
tournament hosted by CCA Previously, all
qualilyinf teams from CCA'a network. of 220.
private aty and country clubs played 111 CCA s
annual £.Z.Ooff extron Associate Oub Team
Championship, but participation in the event grew
to overwhelming proportions IO the CCA initiated
the White Horsc Associate City Oub Team
Championship to give more city club members a n
~rtunity to play.
'My reaction, when I found out that this w~
available for city clubs. was that it would be a
grut opportunity to go to Pinehurst, play golf and
compete in a national tournament with other
clubs," said Lisenbee, who plays regularly at San
Juan Capistrano's Marbella Country Oub.
Cappel, a graduate of Duke University Law
School In Durh•m, N.~ .• will ,.t>rin' hi.s family with
him bc~re taking a train to Washington, D .C., to
tour the White House. "We're all really excited
about it and as part of the trip we're going back
there for my oldest daughter, who's a JUntOr in
high 'lchool and we're going lu loo~ at the (Du")
campus." said Cappel, who plays frequently a t the
Mesa Verde C-0untry Qub.
"In law school, I gave up golf and I hadn't
um.E I EIGllRI
From B1 From 61
played for IS years until I picked it up two yean
.,o. I've got my handicap down to 10 after takina
some leS90ns at Mesa Verde and I've spent some
time trying to impl"OYC my game."
Mohrhofl, a Newport Beach Country Oub
member is replacing Tim Paone, a Center Oub registra~t who wu unable to participate.
'"The Center Oub got on a waitina list and this
year our name came up," Usenbec said. "So we
selected four members who have a h&Jtdicap by
the SCGA (Southern California Golf ~ation).
I've never been to Pinehurst, but I know It s an
old, prestigious country club where they have pro
tour stops."
The City Oub Team Championship will be
played on Pinehurst's course No. 6 and the counc
at Pincwild Country Club.
CCA is comprised of a world-wide network of
private city, country and athletic clubs that serve
approximately 400,000 members. CCA's p~rent
company, $730-million OubCorp lntcrnauonal,
oversees an impressive list o f subsidiari~ •.
including Club Resorts, Inc. -a $100 million golf
and conference resort company which owns and
ope.rates Pinehurst Resort and Country Oub -:
and GolfCorp, the nation's second largest pubhc aoir course operator.
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Preparations arc being made for the sixth
annual Regatta Tournament at the Newport
Beach Country Club, July 25-27, a member guest
tournament with a SSSO entry fee. Among the
festivities for the Saturday night bub following
the final day of play include a band, an outs.ide
dance floor, a big dinner and some fancy pnzes.
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The Newport Center AMociation's annual
"Swing For The Kids" Tournament will be held at
the Newport Beach Country Oub on July 15 with
proceeds going to the Pediatric Cancer Research
Foundation.
The prc -reg~tration fee is $150, which includes
green fees, cart, refreshments, lunch and a
reception following the actio n. For further
information o r for ice \ponMJrships. contac1 (7 14)
720-8488
Richard Dunn is • .'Vrwport Bnc:b/Costa Mesa
Pilot wrltu whos~ dub golf column appears nety
1und•J·
formed to address these concerns
and explore alternative sites that
can be developed lo give the city a
legitimate facility, but political
shuffling has thrown the
Co rona del Mar and Newport
Harbor. We're going lo be there
-often.
continue with his club golf and
cluh tennis columns, as weU as bis
on-going dulies as our Orange
Coast College expert.
We have Charlie Brande as a
weekly volleyball columntst; Uoyd
Tice and his surfing column; Jim
Niemiec and his outdoors column;
and Howard L. Handy, our
ace-in-the-hole these many yca.n
with his golf c.xpcrtise, blcndina.
his talents into the project in
terms of major golf events within
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa.
as well as other relevant, and
irrelevant activities.
committee a curve. .
"What we've done to this point
1s develop plans for a facility on
the Fairview Regional Park
grounds," Schcafer said. "We 've
acquired commitments for building
a youth athletic facility there.
We've got a plumbing contractor.
an electrical contractor. a fencing
contractor and a masonry
contractor that arc all willing to
build."
Local residents, however, arc
against the idea, and thus has
opened the can of worms
surrounding with respect to the
controveny.
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Champions on any level in high
school will be displayed in a team
picture; and banquet results,
honoring the team's best. will be
published.
And we'll be coming at you with
what has always been our custom
-the complete picture of varsity
football and buketball, as well as
a stepped-up campaign with the
minor sports.
Orange Coast College's sports
program is head and shoulders
over the vast majority of its
competition, and we're going to be
there.
With our Mwspaper's
new-found philosophy of ''locals
Only," finally, there arc no more
dilemmas.
We have added a full time
sports photographer -Katsuya
Rainone, and we've got some bia
ideas. You'll see that develop u
we approach the fall.
Fina11y, there is the matter of all
of our couch potatoe.. Couch
potatoes need just five thinp to
exist:
l. A couch.
2. A television set.
3. A television and radio
~hedulc.
4. Updated standings.
5. Potato chips. lllrbor -·· IKOilll It mA
OCEANSIDE -The Newport Abrams a winner
We're no longer a daily
newspaper, but we have the
chance to give our community an
awesome look at the great
moments which spons prOVtdes. I
don't intend to wutc the
opportunity.
We're aolna to furnish you items
3 and 4. the rest it up to you.
As for all of our new rcaden, l
think you miaht be aurpriKd It
what we have to offer.
Harbor High surf team finished FOUNTAIN VALLEY second in the Tum Season
oompetition at last week's National Newport Beach's Geoff Abrams
Scholastic Surfing Association added another tournament crown
championships. to bis 1rowln1 collection on
In adda'tio· n, Sailon standout Sunday -the 13·year-oJd netted
tho Southern C.lifomia Tennis Troy Bctcrt, who finished fourth A I 1 • J i s · I in the individual n-n Se.eon HOC at.on • un or ecuona "'.,.... O\unptonahlp at Loa Caballeros final, wu selected to represent tho Sportl Complex with u easy
United States on the NSSA victory over 1 aood friend.
National Team. Abrama too\: a M, 6-1 decision
The prept and colle1cs are just
a part of the pacbge which will be
coming
Staff writer Jon f erJUM>n has
been aaiped three major
responJlbUlties -a boatl~ paae each Tuesday, u well as 1 union
paie on Thurtdaya and 1n an
adults spom pap on Saturdays.
I hopo you enA our efforts;
llnd I appreciate your bnput.
Stevens eited recent Ocean
View H igh graduate Randy
K.arlincr as an cumpte of a
presumed blue-clUp football
rec:ndt who benefited Crom 110me
lddcd oposute.
The SaUon were wooed by 11· r« the titJe lpinst Kelty Oullett
1 imc def end I n1 claa mpion o( Whittier -tho laucr his own
For their p1r1. local oo ches say Huntinaton 8cacb at tbo ewut, ~ncr when they oompct• in
the jury it s1ill out on bow which culmln1tcd Tbundly at lbe doubla coq.titioG at tbo USTA
effective ColJeF PrOlpoCtl will be Ocean aid• Pier. a..&ll ftrt Juiof 0., c.rt Qampklolllfjt
le pnMdlft& CONlstent renltJ. But annou11ucl PfWeJ RJPt ill Port La....,_, F1a. 1ulJ 14-
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Committee to repeal a cmmowaliMI
r ecreational boa& uHr fee t ax ~~led by~ .. "" ol lall ~· ic..-tioft to bal~. the federal .,... ....
met with I roed blocL
The so-called Cout Guard utet fee'I
delrlctora emphasize that none ol the money
will IO bact to boaten ID the form ol imptOftd
U.S. Chat Guard ~ wMcb &hey tay
1l1cady pale in compuilon to the tervic:et
offered yean ap>.
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cbalnMa ot tile HoutO Bodget Committee,
recommetaded the Hot&IO not hear the
Mcrchaar Marine blU to r~duce the
reaeaUoUI UICr fee MeaUIO ho fcaRCt I
~ter ol .... lepi1tioa Wlder tho Budpt
&fOrcelllent Al:.t ol 1 ,ear ..,,:
The Merchant Marine bill, K.ll. 534, bu
been blocked from introduction oa tbe HCMQC
floor for two weeb despite support from 2<11
repraentativea, nearly cnouah · for a majority
vote.
Tbc Id mandala tbat pY Jepalation wbJch
would reduce revnuea c:any additional iources Senato (S. !;43) IOOl\~r. but tbat'a • pretty
of revenues to compemate those lost small maybe.
Wbca coaarea recoaYCned, the tPPcal {534) u While California bu the .leCOGd .....
"They can bottle up this bill u Jong as they
want unless boaten ICl'el.lft nC1'1," said Michael
Sciulla, vice frcsidcnt of the Boat Ownen
Aaoc:iation o the United Statca. '"'lWo thinp
can happen. They'll bottle this up as long u
they want, or it will fully ao into effect. It'•
supposed to be a five-year tax, but it could
become permanent and could be doubled or
tripled in yean to come.
1po111ore.d by. Ro~rt Davis, R -Micb., number of boata of any lt~te with 7S2,000. ~
attempted to ahift the bullt of the assessment support bu not been widespread amoaa lfl
to commercial abippen in the form of a lawma.ken, SciuUa said. Chris C.OX. R·Ncwport
computer acceaa fee for a proposed Beach! one of the bill'a CO-spc>DIOD. 1t'U
computerized ahippina rate data base which unavailable for comment Monday.
regulates tariffs and wu to go into effect in "Our feelina was boatcn alnady pay a
1992. healthy tu in their fuels, 9 ocntl a pl.Ion."
But since the plan would feature no revenue Pence said.
for 1991 and only small assessments in '92 "This fee was supposedly a use tax, but a
when the ty1tcm goea on line, it did not user fee is usually one in which you pay foe a
compensate for the loss of recreational boat service. This money doesn't ao to the Coast
wer fees. said Barry Toiv, ID aid lo Panetta. Guard for safety. Our feeling wu it's a
"We arc on the verge of repeal, but we have
not gotten a lot of su~ from the California
congreasional delegation," ~ulla said. '"ThcTe
are '1JJ? full sponsors. but at t'Ust_~rs
of the California delegation arc not behind it.
They've aot the large.st percentage of non co-
sponson of any state in the union."
The computer access fee would have discriminatory tax. Ii.kc telling everybody who
generated strong returns in 1993-95 but would owns a bicycle to pay a tu."
not make the immediate impacqo satisfy the Sciulla added, "This tax money is aoi.ng
enforcement Kt'1 requirements, said George down the black hole of the government fund.
Pence, minority Republican staff director and ... lt rails the user rec test.
The nation's boaters begin paying an annual
fee this month ranging from $25-SlOO based on
the length of their boats. Owners were
originally mandated to p~ the fee by July 31,
but Monday the U.S. Coast Guard created a
grace period until Sept. 1. Pailurc to pay
carries a $5,000 fine.
chief counsel for the Merchant Marine "There were 49,000 boaten assisted by the
Committee. . . , Coast Guard last year and they want to charge
The Merchant Manne Committees ncn 4.1 million," Sciulla said. "The Coast Ouard is
step will likely be to let the fee ride for two only there for a life-and-death emergency.
years, then introduce new lcgish~tion to repeal They wil~ refer you to a commcrdal teller if
n near the end of 1992, Pence said. it's not hfe and death. The old Coast Guard
"We'll shoot for '93 out of the H~usc." would come if you ran out of pa. But that was
Pence said. "Maybe we'll get a change m the the old Coast Guard." The regulations, which required 4.1 miUion
Boating page promises much more for readers
The trend is reversing and it's
long overdue. The Pilot's improved
local coverage or boating becomes
complete with the re-emergence of
a weekly boating page.
The boating community, a vital
part of Newport Beach, can tum
to the Newport Beacb/Cost. Mesa
PUot for the best coverage of local
events and people and the issues
which affect them.
Phil Richardson's column
remains a part of the Pilot, but
represents one item or several
coming to you every Tuesday.
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yacht clubs and a
look at that
weekend's races.
That's where the
yacht clubs come
in. I need your
faxes and your
phone calls. I
wcl~mc your
ideas and
re com me ndJ 1 ions Boating
for what we can do to better serve
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boaters around the harbor.
But boating lS no t JUSt regattas.
There's much more. Like the
lcgisJativc issues and harbor
problems which impact boaters on
a d11ity basis. Wh) arc they there
and what will be done to change
them?
There arc k.jds programs offered
by the cities and the yacht club~.
Thcre1lrc the ma1or event~
which often choose the Newport
Harbor as the1T event sites because
of the excellent facilities the local
yacht club<; offer. There are the
local sa1lon who make hcadlineo;
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have a really big putt.·
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If you've got an idea, a
complaint or a suggestion,
~mebody who has won an award
or just contributed something to
the boating community, however
large or small, don't hesitate to
give me a ring at the Pilot at
642 -4330, ext . 385 .
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Pilot's boating coverage. l want 11
to serve you and I welcome your
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The lnWuctiom ta tbe VOJ11Cn Yedlt CJdb•1 ~ 8apla
8ootJet QJ>lainina the .mll na ol tM aeries are: 1"bh ii ibe na
to the Kil.Cr Pt. Fermin Buoy mt spanaa tbe Allon ffDD1 the
fools. (We're not sure which .a ail dliil COWtel) nus 1s • lClt ot your comta1 . ......_ ability. and a.11o put ot tbe
Hatbour Ownpioosbip T.ropby. Nocbiiria is earned wh1KNt pat
effort. Only sailors worth their alt abou.ld Ail this race ..
Pusillanimous sailon need not aucmpt mis 11.il.i.QI featl
Obviou.aly t.bc writer was taJtina about last Saturday's race. Tbe
early 11 a.m. start was already witJXll to ID unusually cnoderate to
heavy btec'lc in the ordinarily calm Newport watcn.
The long 37-milc race to the red ~ can off the San
Pedro bluffs and bade to the Newport~cd lo be a fut
one with the building Westerlies. Tbe ru bumpy, extremely
-----wet., wind·toaed 8.5-· beat to the Point
Fennm mark took about 70 percent or the race
ti.me with the wild dead downwind. broach
· interrupted, white tnuc:tled spinnaker run takina
less than half that time.
About the only distraction on the upwind lea
were the unknown caused sonic booms? The fint
one felt like an ocean earthquake, shuddering the
boatt like an i.avisible freak wave.
The downwind leg took its toll. There is a fine
hoc between tOtal ecstatic elation surfing off a
wave at 12 to 15 k.nota and sheer terror broaching
to, laying the boat sideways on her beam ends, OT
worse, the dreaded round down, with ultimate
destruction cminenL Boating One of the casualties of the race was Bill Apps'
Obsession, VYC. rounding up with chute
exploding and blooper collapsing while she laid over on her port
side
Not to be outdone, Pussycat, sailed by John Szalay, YYC,
broached to after pcrfonning a short series 'Of baby death rolls (an
unplanned roll of the boat to weather, followed by an abrupt roll
w leeward, then rolling back to weather etc., etc , etc.). Frank
Kli~ura, South Ba) Yacht Racing Oub, did not waste time.
immediately rounding up upon his spinnaker <ict aboard Happy
l rail~
Add1t1onal damage reports found Fred Masino's Avant1 Ill,
YYC, bending their tack pin and jamming the hea~a1I. Jiff)'. 'two.
Bahia Connth1an Yacht OubNYC, with Pete Kemgan pulling
helm duty. <;napped their forcguy on their in111al chute set and had
to take 11 do~n and reset, surfing all the way home hke happy
camper~.
Undaunted h~ the harsh condit1on'i of the dav. John Wiebe!,
sk1ppenng his aging Columbia 36 Runaway II. VYC. seems to hvc
for th•" race year after year Remembering his last year's tnumphs
of being fir')t in class and first in Oeet. ole' Runaway II again ran
.!way w11h all the marbles
In C'la<is A. Dennis Rosene, South Shore Yacht 011b, planned to
~kij> thl\ race and get out of town a day early. He realized a couple
of days before that th1s was a Harbor Championship race and felt
he could 111 afford to lose anv pomts
He drove his New York 36 Sorcerer to first. gar'cnng enough
champ1onsh1p poinh to move himself into first place in the Harbor.
Dave Grav, SSYCVYC. powered his big red rock.etship Pendragon
1n10 <;econd with Jne Degenhardt'<; I 1ckity Split, BCYC. sccunng
thmJ
Cla" B was another mev1tahle duel between Avantl Ill and Pete
John,tone's black and white Shadow, Balboa Yacht Ouh. with
Avan11 111 doing the deed
The lt!lk boat'i in Oas'i C. the biggest a nd most compet1trve
class, dominated this usually big boat race. Runaway ll captu1:Cd
all the spoil" Jeff L11tell. helming the -.mallest boat m the cnurc
Ocet. t-lcctr1c Pumpkin. Ne~port Hamor Yacht Oub ... k11lfully
"tole 'oecond m cla<;s, ~cond in Oect Bill Apps. reco.,,enng from hu
crash. also rescued third place.
Phil Rich•rdson 's bolllin1 column •P~•rs in lb~ Nrwport
&•ch/CMta M~sa Pilot ~ry Tund•.•·
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Seraeant M:P. "Red" Whittaker and his familf of
four. and four reprc!iCntatives of lbe John canon
Utrivenity 1taff.
''1his hu~~cn a fabulous week and it't U aood
u my we\i:c had in the 16 years," Salata admltl'ed
u be was preparing to bid adieu to his cuuu on
Sunday.
"It's u good as it 's been at any time bccaUJC of
the ~le who supported it .. J like the sergeant
thing th11 year. We've had a good week and Bev
(his wife) and I arc very happy with it.
"There's only thing I can't figure out about the
scrgcanL Why would anyone defend Yuma,
Arizona?"
SaJata, always quick with the quip, was asked if
he might turn the a:lcbration ove r to someone else
in the future .
"When I get a p cmmcnt subsidy to take care
of it," he said facetiously.
''Seriously, we've enjoyed having Larry and his
mother (Leah) along with the Whinakcr family
{wife Patty and sons Michael and James}. They've
all added a great deal to this year's irrelevant
Weck. .
"It was also nice havi ng Larry's coach at John
Carroll University and his wire (Tony and Rita
DcMarco) along with the school's vice president
and his wife (Doug and Ca rri Bookwalter) with us
this week.
"We've gone rrom honoring one person with a
guest to honoring 10 people th is year. It's bren a
great week."
When asked 1f the Super Stars competition
\.\Ould he revived next year. he hedged a bit.
··we're capahle of adding a nd deducting from our
schedule of events for the week.
'"We"ll always have the events attendant with
hon<,nng the ta-.t player taken in the NFL draft
~uch as the media arrival party on Sunday. the
IJ,1lboa I.la~ ('luh Hall uf Fame hJnquct on
Wednesday, 1he crip to Disneyland and the trip tu
t-lollyv.ood Park
· "Most o f the ot her C \cnt~ \.\'Lil come an~ go a"
che yea r's go hy bu1 they are al! 1n1p1.1 rtant to the
success of Irr elevan t \Veck and .... e look fOT"'ard lo
-----u..--.. -... wu taWDI -· IM realllat ,.ti .• •. -·eel IJtll ,.., by tho -
'11.·1 a real piece of wori(. Isn't he?
I l'tllly enjoyed him (Paul oSalata) and
his family. His personality frts In
pertectty with this event r
-~Mr.I-XVI
~ Beach Rotary clubs, the Runnin'·Gunnin'
Shoe Cloct golf tournament ind the Super Stan
=Ilion that was~'t held this year ror lack of
Wife Bev nodded her head in the affirmative
when Paul was asked about the fu1ure or Super
Stars. An effort will be made to revive lhc event
for next year.
........ blcll to 1'6111)
It's back to football for Mr. Irrelevant XVI,
.Larry Wanke, of South Euclid, Ohio (a suburb of
Ocvcland).
Wanke will start thrcc·a-day drills today to
prepare for the New York Giants training camp in
New Jersey whkh begins July 15.
With the memories of Irrelevant Weck XVI ~till
lingering in his mind bcfo~ departing for home
Sunday, he was impressed with Paul Salata and his
wit.
"He's a real piece of work, isn 't he ?" Wanke
said. "I really enjoyed him and his family. 1-lis
personality fits in perfectly with this event.
"No, my expectations didn't exactly fit in wil.h
what happened. But il's hard to predict what is
going to happen in an event like this.
"I really had a nice time and met a lot of great
people. The people who put !his on with the
Salatas, lhc media and all the others. It's been a
great week.
"Probably the highlight of the week for me .,.,·as
the trip to Disneyland on Thursday. The paradt:.
and riding on the floa1 with Mickey Mouse. That
was some thing very special.
"But all the other events including the two golf
tournaments were a lot o f fun as well. I realty
enjoyed Playing and I'm go ing to pl ay more in the
future. After all , I have no way to go but up."
Wanke is 20 uni1s shy of his degree at John
Carroll Uni versity but is determined to get his
diplo ma.
.. I majored 1n <.oc iology and hope to ge t into
DECINCES
From B~
hit in the ·7q sea<.on agat n\I
J)etro1fs Dave Tob1k . a two-out,
n1nth-1nn1 ng bias! that turned !he
Onolcs" season around. (The
Orio les arc recogn1 z1ng seve ral
players this year in a !rihute co
ch c1t last seasun in Mcmonal
St adium I
!hat hall won ga mc'i before, but 1!
v.·as one o f those magical time-;.
Those fan!> -there were
J5.000-plus !here thac night , and
East Coast fans arc a liu le
d1ffercn1 1n thac t he' dnn"t leave 1n
t he SC\'Cnlh in ning ..:... ~layed fo1 10
minute' aflcr the gJmc :ind !hey
th.11 11me and we became the 1alk
of Che town.
"r\flt'r the ho me run. they
pulled me out o f the locker room.
so I went back on the field and it
didn't lvok like anybody had left .
It was fo r one o f th ose curtain
calls, whic h wasn't too promine nt
tiack then hke it is now and it
he-came O riole magic."
"It got the fan' al l t'"<c1tcd and LI
lu rned aro und the -'>PLTl l nf the
'ea..on fr o m that point on,"
J)eCinccs sai d. "It wasn't so much
the fa ct, hccau<.c I'd hit hon1e run~
.... ere st11! chee ring.
··son1c ch1n~ happcncd in the .111
I dnn"t kno\I.' "-'hal ti \I.a• .. hu1
1h1ng' j\J\! kind o r caught fire 11
.... ,.\ llnt' 11f t ho~e spor!\
p hentirncnon~ and the f,1ns. alt of
!he \uddcn. l"lccamc real hchC\'Crlt
rhc\ became p.trl nf the tcan1 at
IJ_Cinccs· curtaiu calls now
involve uniting a group of young,
fci.~ty players v.11h mammoth egos
whn arc 01 Wt"r e successfu l high
school pcrfom1t•rs.
"'We had a ~icu;it1un where a
•
..,.,. type of ..... if !his football doesn't wort OUI.
I'd really Ii.kc 10 .,aduale -John CemJll but 111
·graduate no mattcl where it ml&ht be.
"I enjoyed hlYina tho 1ergcant and hit £amily
here this week. He pretty much mado sure that I
didn't go crazy with evcrythin& that wu aoina on."
Wanke'• workout schedule calls for a morning
running session of at leut a mile ak>n1 with sprint•
of 100, SO and 40 yards. In mid-day h«i will lift
weights and throw to recciven on the John Carroll
campus. then back to running again in the evening.
He figures to run four or frve miles each day to
prepare for the Gianb' camp.
Wanke has had one serious Injury during his
oollcae career. At the Univcnity of Pittsburgh, he
had a gndc two shoulder separation in his right
shoulder.
"lt took about four or frvc weeks to get helter
but they didn't operate," he says. "It might not be
as powerful as it was but I don't feel I lost
anything. J throw the ball in much the s~m~ way
now as I did before. I feel my best range 1s 1n the
medium area, 15 to 30 yards."
While he hasn't any marriage plans at the
moment, he has been dating Valerie Casimino for
the pa.st several ycan and she is the one who
picked the Wankcs up at 1he airport on Sunday
night.
"This was a once in a li(etimc experience for all
of us," Leah Wanke, Larry's mother. said of
Irrelevant Weck XVI before depa rt~re on Sunday.
"Just imagine, only 16 people ·have had the
experience that Larry has had this week. I really
appreciate being here. I got a big k.ick out . of
watching Larry al the various eve nts. It was nice
being a little mouse in the corner and watching
everything.
"lt'tt a fantaslic experience and there is no way
we can repay thCse people for their wonderful
hospitality. Bui you know, the people on the other
side would like to give something back -but
what?"
Her highlight of the wcek7
"II had to be watching Larry next to Mickey
Mouse on that fl oat at Disney land. The whole
moment was great. He thought he wa.s going to be
embarrassed but instead, he really enjoyed it. -
..... -·-Aa a spOciOl -at i,,-Waolt ~ Solpant M. P. "bd" WltlUU.. ol tho U~
Marino Colpa aod hla f..U, won -
by-lot ...... ol 1116-lltil ,...--
Wbmu. .......... '° lfc•~· .... he WU tbe tut IOkloi Mt Ji& '&it ha
Penian Ou11 fnlm a """I' c:oniu oa Allfl"::.ilt_,I \la)' I.any Waoke waa adected loot lot IM ho
Footb•ll ....._ dnft.
Whittaker. • gunnc't serpaat in· cbaqe at • rchlmln& "°"p of Penw> Gulf. ooldlcn, _._
oe lhc plaoc io Ywna, Artz. uatil laat to dtecli ..i
... lhal aU sear bad been........., by-·· ..
command who discmbarted lo froet ot blnt.
Little did he know what wu in llOl'O for Wm
because of his devotion to duty eYeft thou&l bil
ramily wu waitin& ouu:idc ror him.
Paul Salata and his cronies who 1tqe lmlwutt
Weck each year here in June, had dccidod 19
honor the last soldier to return that ct., aJona widl • Wanke.
Whittaker brought his ramily to Newport Beach
as guests or Irrelevant Weck. This included wife
Patty and sons Michael and James. ' ·
How did he cope with the week and what
imprcssK>ns were made on be and his family?
"I'm nabbergasted," he said before departure°"
Sunday. "I got to meet John Wayne's dau&hter,
went to an Angel ball 1amc and )'OU had an
earthquake while we were here.· What more could
you ask for7
"I don't know how he did it but it wu IJUI. But
I still don't know how he (Salata) did it.''
Whittaker said. He was referring to tbc carly-
moming earthquake Friday th11 jolted th.is area.
"I thought it was gre1t -really great,"' he
repeated several times.
Wife Pally wasn't as confident.
"I was ready to go home right then," she uid. "I
wanted to bail out again and fCt out of California."
She had earlier "bailed out ' of th,e Matterhorn
ride at Disneyland Thursday af~er one loop and
w35 re ferring to that si1ua11on 1n regards to the
earthquake.
The two ~ns of 1hc Whiltaken, Michael, 15,
and James, 13, had no qualms about thei.r biuest
thrill of the week. "I t was going to Disneyland on
'fhursday," both agreed.
"The Angel game was very special for me,"
Whittaker said. "We sat right beside the Angel
dugout 1n scats furnished by Angel President
R ichard Brown and we really enjoyed the game,
especia~hc n the Angels won." __
The Whillaker family droYC up the coast Sunday
before heading home to Yuma where he will
continue his career in the M1rine Corps .
pitcher pitched a good game and
we took hi!'" out late in the game,
hut only a few people ca.me up
and shook his hand," DeCinccs
said. "Well, we had a real quick
meeting, and that's what I leach.
"f hcsc Connie Mack pla~rs arc all
invi ted kids. Thcy"re all great 1'nr1
they're all in their own little world,
but now they have to adjust to a
team with other great guys.
yelling, but somet imes I've had to
because they've needed a wake-up
call. Then they understand. I
always talk to the m afterward and
tell 1hem I'm just here to try and
help yo u."
pitche r should be backing up and
how the whole field shifts. It
jumps out at me when it 's not
corrccl.
"I don'1 mind physical erron,
that's why there's an 'E' column
for errors. but I have zero
tolerance for mental enon. If it
happens once, it helter nol happen
a !ot:Cond lime."
"llley want tu play and that
makes it a lot easier, ralhcr th an
kids just being out there, so that's
.,.,·here I gel my enjoyment . 10 see a
1cactio n. For me. I don't like
After one s.:mes1er of DeCinces'
inaugural COdCh1ng assignme nt, "I
1h1nk wh~t they've found out is
that I don't miss much on the
field," he said. "WhCn a play is
going =in, I look to sec where the
fi rs1 baseman ts going because I
know nght away where he should
And I look to sec where 1he left
fie lder should be, where the
DeCinccs, who said the trl\ICI
and being away from his family arc
reasons why he would not consider
coaching in professio nal baseball,
seems to be living out ycl another
childhood dream.
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of
n.acta7, J•ly l , 1991
Halb of F1-.: More Aquariaru
reportedly are in more Halb of
F1mc -it hu a1lo been reported
th1t more penona are born under
Aquarius More 11trologen arc
Aqu1r1ans More 1uthon ind
ODmJ>05Crl arc alao born under this saan. ~uanana, pest and preacnt,
include· Babe Ruth, Hank Aaron,
Norman Mailer, Ronald Rcapn,
Robert Wasner. Oa.n Ouayte, Carol
C h1nn1n1. Anenlo Hall 1nd
Evanpllne Adams. Many Aquarians,
durina July, will enter partnenhlps
and could' be married. Popularity
zooms upward In October.
Aa.JU (March 2l·April 19)
Penonal horbolu expand. rpedal
tour of muteum, home or holpltal
part or acenarlo. lntorm1tion
prev1ou1ly withheld become\
... Dabte Demands made on your
tiJDC u popularity incrcuea.
TAVl lJ8 (April 20-May 20): Focus
on rewWoo, remodclina. refurbilhina,
..,.._..__...._~~-II wlllln1ne11 to rebuild F1mily
me•ber la serloua concern1n1
1---+--+--t--u pamiblc rdocation. Tontaht many
wlahca will be fulfilled Scorpio
i-----t--+---1~+--+-~'"---t I n,ur. prominently GIMINI (M1y 21-June 20)
s,ocljpl Oii Milfna. ideas that an
be -..1ope4 into viabk c:onccpu
JlldMdu1I you did 110C late tcriousJy
c:ouN plllJ major role In your life
Vlqo, another Oemlnl In pkture.
CANcal (June 21.J11ly 22): You
lun mot• about b11lc Yalllu,
propet'tJ, ruJ tltttc, tu and liccme
,... .... u.. Domutk adjuatmcnt
ocnn, ulthnalaly wlll pro.a
bcntt'ldaJ l.uftat position ~nll
rr...i. Mwrtlsina-
L&O (July 23-A• 22): You're
trusted Wilh conGdntJal lntonnadon.
Pooua oo th. occult. blddca values,
aowltclp conccN4•a lllOM7 In
Herow. scna~to .. ,,,.llC!:
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utdlblUtJ, p•ttUc ap,.uattee,
.-kaJ 1111 Oc udaJ ••..,,,._
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Ll8tA (Sept 23-0ct 22).
Emphula on univerul appeal,
romance, ability to overcome
distanc.c. languaac obst.cle5. News
conccm1n1 secunty, buk issues.
employment donunatcs. Jndividu1I
clotc to you "conrcSKJ" need.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Scenario revolves around creativity,
style. dram1 involviq romance
Empbws on oripnality, inlliatiYe,
atrong ~1billry or "new &me:· Leo,
Aquarius penont play featured roleL
SAGfnAAJUS (~.~Dec. 21):
Spotltaht on p~rty. chltablc p>da.
major pun:bue or Ille. Family
member fint c:zp~ doobt but
later becomca ataundl ally. Seme of
dircchon reoc>ftred, what was loat
wtll be re t rie¥od.
CAPllJCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)'
SpotUaJit on tripl. \tklu, humor,
cntcrtainmenl You1J be more .,..re
of body lmaae. ,ouil add to
wardrobe.. )'OU1l D.r at IOda1 alfalr.
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AQUAAIUI (Jae. 20-Pcb. 11):
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protec:tton ol "E 111 aio. Tate uot1UQa tor nma on
valid .... ..,., refen:acea,
past pufcnuoccl. Cucar natiw
pl171rol4t.
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Of All ntllp: Her t.alk is OcmJni
talk, her patk:ulatlons are pure
Gcmln1, ber ability to ranac rar and
wide over 1 variety of subjects it
Gemini -ahc: is Gemini Joan
RiYen. a .. te1I Gemini na~ live
f11t, prefer hon d'oeuvru to full
meals, rod more than one boot
1imu Ila ncoualy. a re ambidatrooa.
analytical, quboeic. Ocmini nat.MJ
(put and preKnt) include: BcYcrly
Sills, Gene Tunney, Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle, Tony Curtis, Tom
Jones, Brooke Shields and Barban
BUib. Double your pleasure!
ARIES (March 1l·April 19):
Scenario f caturcs dilcoftry, cnWna
keys. 1dmi•ion to exdllaM d11b,
orpnluUon. Pocua on tOm. Wuaion,
fam iliarity with admlalatratlvc
proc:eu T111n11, Leo, S.Orpk>
pcnons reprcacated.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Promlles In wriUJI& trill be tu1fil.led
in aurprilina manncT. Fcx:aa Oii
plcasurc, c:rut.Mty, Ryle. ftirtatioa.
You'll win fricoda UD0111 thme
capeble ot "pulllna ttrinp." vir,o
fiprcs prominently.
GSMl ric). (May 11.JH• 20): Promoc~ ccQcWq wttlt major
dome1tic adjuatmeat. Pl•Hdal
~ briaht. coddtw.~. KqUlaltJoo ol, m&&lb1 IMcMMa&.
pcufbly plulo, b9colMa tuJlr,.
'tiww~
CANCU (J.M 21.Jul) 12):
·-· .... plUftl propbttk., ...._...., ....... lrWeJ .. ~.
Pocw oe 110 a-btkle, klaelilm.
1111 ....... at ............... ,..,..
.... be dN"1 ddllled.. ...... ...,.
tole.
La0 (July Jl.A,. 22) Sudde8IJ
deadline )ooa1 · .,,.. K•J la
0f'P9tn .... Oed IOIJICl9 auaial.
ltaltt ............... ....., of
,,. ... ,. '"91 ,_ •l!MtP "tbe ..............................
tD WI b;e I 1 1111. ~ (Alli-n.a.oc. 22): '-" .._ ... comawaatloe cwcw•
rtktie •tis ... ..._ .......
..... Dli, .............. l!llclllll ......... ,__,_,....
, nratkal l&llut
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DELIVERY
TM"RaDAY8 O•L.Y. Newapap•r
rout•• eveffabte In C..le .... _.
•••~•rt ••••" 5:00 A.M. to 10:00
A.M. Up to M0.00 per
day. Car Md tneur-
anoe requtred. Can
M2-4333.
GST PAID tot Compl-
lng Malllng LleH.
H00.00 per 1,000.
Call 1~~131
(90 .. 18/nM) OI Wttle¢
PMM • IMl.. tl1 South Lll\ootftwey,
North Au r o r a , fL
toM2
TRADE
through cJudfW M~Hfa
A
UDA (Sepe. 23-0ct. 22): Refwlc I
to qrc:c that past efforts falod. G
What sc:cmcd moribund will ~t OOD
be "alM: and kiddna." Employment
picture subject lo auddcn, dramatic
chanac. Imprint style, 111\tftle
leadership role.
SCORPIO (Oct. 13-Nov. 11):
Intuitive intellect activated. You
learn throush proccaa of teacbl.a,.
Scenano fcaturca elcmcall of tim.1.oa,
d nma, 11trprlae. Unortbodo1
proccd'ure wocb fur J'O"· Cancu,
Ca~. Aquarius repraaot.ed.
_'-'GITT AIUUI (Noit. ~Dec. 11 ):
rtrvenlty, look btyood the
immodi•t•. aarce 1o apcrilmot with
cWJucan IDOda ol ~
You'll have moR wortifta room.
popularity lnaeuca, lmltatioa lo
IOClaJ al'flllr i8ChadCI journey.
CAlltlCOmt-(Die; 22.J'a. tt) .
You'n otf IO nqmUit start. Pocua Oii
veraatWr,, humor, ablllly to leutt
~tbodll ol operaUoe. Yow'D ....._
fonn wh.lc* PfOPC"1 lllltd out co.Id
mcu IDOIMJ. SClorp6o playl role.
AQllA&JUI (J•. lO-Feb. 11): no. .. bo .-. .... JOU "mi.eel tile ._,., .. will be .. lor rude ...........
Recnt wricca .. ..,... (tno 'dtt
•••o) •l•dfeat.. your vie-..
Qualm at tcmue raotw.d lft JiO'at
fftar. Yo.'D rematal
PllCU (Pcb. 19-Maldl 20)!
ADI
7me'I
~CALL:
AMftf to dl!eeea ,..,... "' .....
"•trait.ht at.cad." TlliOH ... 84"9!'5878 aptellOCI dair'I IO help U. ... /6j -'°""' be ~balattd. ........ and-diMCI. You • prf'llllla. .......
lt1 J109tlle ........
W IULY J II YOUll Dn1DA1\
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Wiii; 111111 -.-.... 11rnl •
Try the classifieds. What's iunk
to you is a treasure to someone
else . For only $8.52 you get
4 lines for 3 days. Call today. •==--~;::-:;:i:t
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llCllAll
'°"" RUCH nlROUGH
OURllW
l•ROVID LOWER llATll
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$2.IO per dlJ OfnlZ CONSTAUCT10N
That'• ALL rou pey ~ ~
tor • ~Pelnt.
642-5678
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SERVIGI ~···· .-c. DIRICTORY M !r:-~., ...
Fot more 11 .... n ......
CALL TOOAVll
MK FOR
CMDY Vow 8eMoe onctory
~
Ma.4311
Ext 310
PUIUC llOTICI The c.lf. ~ u.-.
... Comma.1to", RE· °""'u tt1et a1 UNCS, houaehold good•
movera, prtnt their
P.U.C. C.. T nurt'lbef,
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lnaur. 25 yra ..,. "'-
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FAEEF°"M JEWELRY
You we got lhe cutest outfit IOf JOUf big nion1 ou1
and you llnt lounct lhe pt<lect shOes 10 ma1c11 now
you un make 1ust lhe right ,.welry 10 comp1t1e your
10011• Out new tl·paoe gUtdetlooll ••th siec>-by·siep
lull-colo1 photos w1N gu1cte you 1n malung your own
nmngs. brooclls. pendants and brautt1s Pull
'IOQelher "'' tHy·IO·hnd suppftts Ind 011 sl•rtfd
today your lntnds wilt wonder wtwrt you shop"
WE GET
RESULTS!
"-;arc;;;c;-L:;b".1; ..... ..~ L8a IA C"1a c 2 2 I.lib. 1• ..._ ........ dodl
ahote. dewormed, ...-, tr.-.
dewclawed, male• ~
117'1, ..... 9300.
737"°1&
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e •91 BUICK Dl..-
l e Sabre eat•••
WllgDn, t4eO. •·•vweuo.IBO.
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Convertlb .. , Aut•
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•3rdcs,...,. ..
raged. Prof. ~
t.aPned.. 2 ........ A MU8T 8&&1 ... -.,., ...
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CALL 842-4321
FOR YO
STARTlllG A NEW BUSlllESS??
The Leo* 09par1ment et the Deity
Piiot Is pleaMd to announoe a new
MrVtee now avallat>te to new bu9'-,,.....
We wltt now SEARCH the name fOf
you at no extr• charge. end Nve you
the time and the trip to the Court
~ In Sent• Ana rherl. ol COUfM.
aftet the ...,Ch IS completed we w..i
tlle Y04JI flC1ftlout bu.in.a neme Ital•
menl wttti the County Clerk. pubbh
oncie I,_,.. fOf ICXK WMkt •required
by 1ew 9nd therl n1e your proof of
pubkatlon with County Clerll
PteaM •top by to me vcur ncooou.
busl,,... statement at the Dlllty PtloC
Legal Oepertment, 330 Weet Bey,
Coeta MeM. Cellomle K you CM not
atop by, ~ cell UI at (714)
5'2-4321, Extenalon 315 Of 318 end
we wtn m.11• wrangementa fof' you to
h9ndle INa procedure by "*'
"you~ ~.,..., f\Jttlw qu..
Ilona. ~ cell U8 end we _. be
mor9 tNin glad to ...... you
A-GOOD
AD•
• •
CALL OIE OF OLR ,.iiEMl.Y
rAJ>Vl.:SORS 1tvJ4YI •
642-5678
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Huntington Beach City Council will
hold a public hearing in the Council Chamber at the Huntington Beach
Civic Cen ter, 2000 Ma i n Street, Huntington Beach, California, on the
date and at the time indicated below to receive and consider the
statements of all persons wh o wish to be heard relative to the
applicat ion described below.
DATE/TIME : Monday, ,July 15, 1991, 7 :00 PM
APPLICA TION NUMBER: Gen er al Plan Amendment No. 90-9/Zone Change
No. 90-19/Environment al Impact Report No . 90 -6
APPLICANT:
LOCATI ON:
:kQli£:
REOUESl :
Marlin Development
Southeast corner o f the intersection of Garfield
Avenue and Bushard St reet
Rl-FP2 (Low Den~it y Residential -Floodplain District 2)
To consider amending the General Pl~n land use
designation on the abo ve property from Low Density
Residential t o a combination of Medium Density
Residential and Ge neral Commercial and re -zone it from
Rl -FP2 (Low Density Residentia l-F l oodplain District 2)
to R2 -FP2 (Medium Density Residential -Floodplain
District 2) and C2-FP2 (Community Business-Floodplain
Dis tri ct 2).
ENVIRONMENTAL STAIUS: Environmental Impact Report No. 90-6
assessing the environmental effects of said
Ge neral Plan Amendment and Zone Change will
also be considered by the City Cou ncil.
COASillL STATUS: Not applicable
"If )'OU challenge the City Crn1l's AC U9D__ in court, you i;nay be limited to
raising only those issues you or someone else raised a t the public hearing described in this
notice. or 1n written correspondence delivered to tht! City at. or prior to, the public
hcanng."
ON FILE: A copy of the proposed request is on file in the City
Cl erk's Office, 2000 Ma in Street, Huntington Beach,
Ca lifornia 92648, for inspection by the public.
ALL I NTERESTED PERSO NS are invited to attend said hearing and
express opinions or submit evidence for o r against the application
as ou tlined above. If there are any further questions please ca ll
Julie Osugi, Planning Aide, at 536 -5271.
Connie Broc kway
City Clerk
City of Huntington Beach
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Coke,
Sprite or
Dr Pepper
'6-Pk./ 12-ounce
cans
• Your
Choice
BudWeller ... ,
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12i)k./
12.ounce c.\S.
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CAN TRANSFER
AND FILL YOU"
PRESCRIPTION
ATA 24-HOUR
LOCATION ....
7 DAYS A WEEK , ~ ~
IF YOUR REGULAR SAY-ON IS CLOSED '
Any Maybelllne ~
Item In Stock
O/o
OFF OCJt
Busll'lllst
Bated leans
AStOned van.ties 11to 11.SOl.Clm
19 CONVENIENT
. 24·HOUR PHARMACY
LOCATIONS:
•AGOURA: 5123 l<anan Rd
l1Mt1·1122 ·~ 1021 N S1a1e College 8Nd
11...-. .. 111 •AZI*: 317 Nott1' Citrus A ...
l1WM-'fS72'
•MMA*. 511 N HollywooO Way
., .... 1-0710 -a..o: 121 eo Central A.,.
I 114-5t1.Jt11
•DOWNEY: 7915 FIOlence A\19
21J.t27-4141 •n TON>: 2.:in Rocllfleld 8Nd
714-1»5"0
~.tMADA t&U 10208 8d>oa Blvo
111-1111135 •HUNTIMOTON IEACH· 19 121 Beacr> B1v0
71 ...... 1522
I •INGl.EWOOO: 222 N Market Strffl
21U71 ..... 1
•LONG 81Aat: 4510 AU1n11c Avenue
21 J.4D.1"1
•Lot ANGEUS· 301 O S 5eputveoa 8Nd
21).4~
otlANMADElAEY 13171 M~Way
21).121.ol
•lllQNTEIEY ,AAK 2103 S Alll n11C 81..0 I 21S-2tl4524 ·~ 3563 R.•e•S>Oe PWa
714113MIO
•SANTA AMA 3911 S B• stOI Slrfft
714-"6-7113
•SAHT A MOMCA 250!> Santa Mona Bh•O
21).CM45t
•TOARAHCE S020 w 19<11,, Strfft
213-J10-5t07
•VENTURA S900 Tt19gt1pri Ro
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"' lltlt c:ordl:IO. .... In
1 a.comrort or your · ownttome.
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• 1 .-
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•. II l J WT T 11
•Fiber L.a0ttve · 16 ounc.s •Conventence Pack · 20 single
actult-dase packets
orange flavo r
99
•JUSt ast YoUI' sWon
l)tmmldSt fOr detalls..
*
Ultra Sllm •Fast® snacks
•Cheese CUr1s · 1 oz. pack •PoPCC>m . 0.5 oz. paclr • PretZets . , . 5 oz. paclr
a I j • -·II *' • II •IT T
Any
Azlza Eye cosmetic
1nstock
sun• co Llahtty
Hair Lightener
--
Impulse
BOCIYSpray
99
ASsorted scents 4 7 oz si>rav
-111 n II •I • ~
Sftade•
UVA /UVB SUnblOCt
•Lotton -SPf 1~ JO .. or •s •oew:Ne Gel · .,.1~ or 2S •ounces.
79
Jtuter.
Dental HYatene ann11ance i~~e tootntJruShtndudescompact
Chargtng stand and professional
QUalltv bruSheS. NO. AT-10
99
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T' 1 ~ 11111 .. ' .. ~ • j. -
Aristocrat
Web Chair
Kl~ ff1ml wtth =::con-
stNCUOn "'° oetuxe .-ms. No 1J01~
99
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AM I Fii stereo Dual cassette
Recorder
er mOdet features 4 ~ken. bultNn conoeoser mle and auto snut-<>ff. NO. J-5632
sand Key
99
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steel Mesh
Patio
Table
16 White outooor ~Ole wltn sturdv tubular l~s
NO 1626
Web Beadl Chair
FUtUre5 Dngnt ~ tubtnQ. omttc arms ano muttHV1t>e weDIMnQ NO. 1801.o5380
99
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• Pro-card"'
5-Pack TDK._ __
Normal Blas Blank
D-90 Audio cassettes
Each t.Jpe provides 90 minutes of
ptavlno / recorctln9 time
49
FUel Injector Cleaner
Aqua Chem
D.E. Fitter Aid
12 lb Oo x No S847 contains Techron• 12 ounces rrea ts 1s QallOns of Qas
J49
Term-out • Insecticide
Aer<>SOl lmect wtt1er tn 15 01 Sile
29 97
./
OSCO seaaram•s Tequllaor Extra Dry Cln or
crown Russe vodka Kessler Whiskey ii 1 75 liters i 75 liters
·~c~· 10~~
Tanqueray Gin or cuttvsark
scotch •
750Ml
Ronrtco PUerto Rican -tr
Rum
1 75 liter<; •
Ancient Age
Bourbon or
smlmoff Vodka
1 75 liters
• Jim Beam Bourbon or Clan MacGregor scotch
1 75 Ltters
12~~
Gorc:ton·s Gin or
Ten High
Bourbon
1 75 liters •
11~~ 11 99 11~~ 10~9
se:=nrsor . Bacardi * Ba IJaymes cartoROHI catlo WlneCOOlen Breenr Wines Classic Wines
Assorted 4-Pk 112-ounce Assorted 4·Pk 375 Ml Assorted 4 liters •EIJ Ctasslc •Gallo c1assk: bottles oott1es. 1 s Liters
2!!1 ·~' ·~9 !!!'
Osco Imported Rum or Popovvodta
1 75 liters.
86u!
Franzi• * Wlnetap Wines
ASsorted s~tter bOx
7~
..
Popov Gin or samsy1res Bourbon
1 75 liters *
Whit• zlftfanc1ei Winn
• lft9ttnooll 111Vai .. •Almaden 1.5 Uters.
~
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Imported Whbky or
hrfY Times Whisky
1 75 liters
11~
tharp•1orcr Non-AlcOholc llev--6-pk. / 12-ou nce bott~