HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-08-20 - Orange Coast PilotThe sunny ....
and warm
tempermftl wMI
ltoNup~ ~ ~ morning low
douds. Highs will tie in the
mid to upper 70s neM the
beach, 80s in~nd.
S.~2
With the repeal
of the luxury
tax, ules In
such items
as yachts
have been
increasing.
Luxury tax repeal floats dealers' boats . .
By Russ Loar. Stan wr~ '' For a $700,000 yacht, the luxury
NEWPORT HARBOR -It's not
exactly the paning of the Red Sea.
but local yacht brokers uy the re·
peal of the 10 percent luxwy tax
made possible by President Bill
Ointon's bodsct bill should help re-
We're very happy it's gone away, and we 've seen an
increase in activity since it's been repealed.
tax amounted to 3n elltra $60,000
Used yachts ,.ere not affected. "It's
not so much th3t the) could not nf· .
ford the tax," Ol)()n said of his c~
tomef"), "they JU)t did not -.ant to '' pay it ·· These three
ydts att
offered by
Offshore
Yachts In
Via Udo.
pair their decimated industry.
·~e're very happy it's gon~ away,
.-CID, yacht broker at OffshOre Yachts The 10 percent IUJtury tax kicked
in on amounts higher than Sl00,000
for )aChb. S:?.50,000 for nc,. ;urcraft, $10,000 for
JC\loelC) and $30,000 for ne" automobiles. But the
lu~ury tax on 3utomob1lc) wa) not repealed
and we've seen an increase in activity since it's
been repealed," said John Olson, a yacht broker
at Offshore Yachts in Udo Marina Village.
sighted on their part," Olson said.
"The government ended up spending five dol·
lan for every $1 in revenues. h was very short·
The repenl of the luxury ta"< is retroactr~e to
Jan. I, and consumer) \loho paid the tax after 1hat
dote will get a rebate from the government, y:icht
dealers say.
..We got shardcd,:' SJ1d ferran ..alcsman Ed
. ~See TAX/4
Scott Flamson, brother of the Crystal Cove Sh* Shack owner, sprays down the outside ~ter a messy robbery at the location.
Shake Shack burglary freezes business
.... East Coast Highway
shop robbed and
vandalized. It should
re-open early next week.
By loriAnn Basheda, Silfl Wrbr
NEWPORT BEACH -Cus-
tomers of the Crystal""CO\-e Shake
Shack, prepare for date with·
drawal.
fAmOUS for its date lhatcs. the
quaint East Coast Hiat'*ay shop
was robbed of every lut blender
Wednesday, fon:int the ownen to
board il up until early MXt week.
"Bummer," was how one IUifer
ummcd it up after arrivina at the
shack for lunch only to raod a "cloled'; sign
in the window. The lhack has been a reaulat
itop for hundreds _of beac n Ii c arry ""'30S:
Perched under an aaina palm tree on tbe
edp of a cliff, the banau·,cllow tNnp)ow
provides a breathtaklna vie'w ol CrJs&al OM.
It allO provides a popular iMb mide wida
nurly nery son ot fruit lftilable.
Whoever broke in threw MWnl ploe ~
of ice cream on the floor to melt ud tha
deaned the place ouL
Employees arrived at work Thunday
momini lo fand the blenders, mixers. meat
11.iccr. mkrowave, fire cxtin :ulShcr
r cas registers. three or which are
btolcn. misalnJ. Only the hot dog machine
remained. .
.. "Ibero'• no way we can open up right
Wiii," Aid cnaployee Billie Flamson. "We
caa"l Mb lh1ka "
TM thief even amashed two picture frames =-m-c dte fin& rave dollar and one dollar
praeat owncn earned. and then
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Employee Julie Larson
(right) hands freezer
items to Brooke
Flamson during the
cleanup .A~ the Shake
Shack af~r Sheriff's
investigators finished
their \\-Ork at the scene
Thur day morning. The
shop on East Coast
Highway fell victim to a
destructive burglary
that \\ill force the door
closed for a few days.
~kcted the currenC). Al~ stolen \\:l a bo\
ol ~h3kc Shack T -hirt .
left behind a trail f fin&crpriot and foot·
prints that the Orang~ County Shcrit1•s De·
partment is investigating.
"It had to ha~c been a mall pc non,"
Ramson uid. explaining that the thief pried
the metal b:ln off a small window to cnav.I
through. ·
This wu the second ti.me the h ~ h
been burilariled in the last )Car.
Windfall-adds
$1 .. 9 million to
schOol diStrict
~ County program is a
one-time boost for schools.
Officials advised to save it.
By LorlAnrl Basheda Slaff vrn•er
NE\\ POR 1-~tl::.SA -A sur·
pmc "'indfall from cuunt) coffers
ha\ enabled s.:hool o(fic1als here
to add an C\tr:i St°9 million to
their re er,e'>. bo.Jrd trustee
learned lnur,~Ja> night at a bud·
get v.orl ~~ton.
Newport· Mesa "'111 actuall) re-
. cc1ve a one·t1me pa)'ment of $4 I
million, due to a ~rrowing pro-
gram the county h3) embar~ed on
to benefit d1stn.:ts throughout Or·
ange Count)
In the same "eek. hl>'<'e,er. the
count) informed district officiab
th:it Ne .... port-Mcsa v.111 lose more
than S:? m1lhon thi )CU since
property ta' a sc menh arc lo14cr
than the> hJd proJeCted
Conscqµcn1ly, the district tN1lt
wind up -.1th a surplu) of roughly
Sl.9 m1ll1on.
Ne .... port-Me a 0Hic1als told
trustees ThuM3) that it '40uld be
un"'~ to put the money toward
' ongoing di trict programs, ho,..
e,er, since tt is a one-time "'tnd·
fall.
Instead, the) cautioned. it
should be sa,cd for future eco-
nomic uncertainties ··There·) a lot
of thing that could happen: )atJ
Assistant Superintendent Tom
God le).
Codie' as,urcd trustees that the
district ~till ha) enough money to
reduce cl~ )Ile bu) more h.1 ·
dent suppl1e and rcpl:ice athletic
equipment. a the) had hoped to
do thi:i. coming "e.ar.
As planned, class stzc "111 be
rolled bad. to 29 students. for
e' Cl) teacher in l tndcrg:irtcn
through '~th grade and :?9.5 stu·
dents pc-r te:icher in 7th through
l:!tb gr<1Je .
More money ha aho been bud-
geted for equipment rcpl:i emen'-
add111onal student )Upphes and
more 'ustod1ans so that the
school' ta) clc3ner
The proposed 1993-9-$ bud¥et
dOC$ not include 101 cost of hV1ng
ancre:ucs for d1 tnct "1nploycc .
Trustees arc eq>Cctcd to adopt
the budget Aug 31 at the H arper
School site on lhth Street.
Man's death maj turn
DUI into a murder case
~ Costa Mesa resident 1s
currently in Orange County
Jail on drunken driving,
evading police charges.
By Lor""1 Ba.sheda Suft Wntlr
COST A MESA -. The 64·>ear·
old father -"ho wa IOJUrcd
"hen an allegedly inlox1catcd man
cra~hcd into him after runnint a
red light "hilc c\.~d1n1 police la)t
"eek -died Thursday at wc,tem
Medical Center
-\\'.illwn JUmsc died
ore 4 p 11\• one v.ce
day .he "-as ru hcd to intemi\'C
care after Gcnnan Zamora, of
Costa Mesa. allcaedly cnshcd mto
him at q>ecd in e~ of 100
mph.
Zamora, 23. ba been charceJ
~ith felony druucn drivtna. e\ad·
in& police anJ drivi.na on a license
that "'" su.spcndcd for 1 pnor
drunken drivioa con~iction.
Poli~ :ire al sce .. ing second
degree murder charges a,:un t
Zamora for the death of Ram\C).'..
a loc31 bu inc man v.ho lt\c 1n
S:inta Ana Zamora is currcntlv in
cu tod) 1n the Orange Count\ j;ul.
Ramscv' friend. Clarence
Jone 1' 1111 intcn 1\e care at UC l
Medi al Center, The 29-)car-Qld
R1vcrs1dc man wos dn~ang the car
"hen Zamora allcccdly era hcd·
into them
Accordma to police, Ramie)
and Jonci v.cre "'orl.;inJ (or a local
all-D.iaht clunina b1.ainc
ta1nora and his pa+~n,cr. Ser·
gJO o. , w eri on
mLOOr 1n1urics and both bave been
rdcascd from l~ ~ital.
AcxordiQI lO ~atncues. JOftC1>
.., ... maki .. a acn tum onto Bristol
Street from Baker Strcel when
ZaJDora allcscdJy snwhed into
him •bile runnin& a red li&ht. Wit·
n c\tinl1te 2.unora's Camaro
h:.d been travchna ia uccu ot JOO
mph before un~ct.
Basketball
coaCh fwel
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'' On a scale of 1 to 10,
10 being best, how
woulclynu rate your--
summer -arid why?
The whole focus of the contest is to make people aware that we (the disabled)
are out here, we have lives, we accomplish t~ings, a~<t we deserve
~~.:;_:;__:::~~~___,......;_;the same amount of 1espect as a~le-bodi~ people,_;.;_----~..__~-----=--.
(asked at 30th Street on the beach)
Pholos and interviews
by'Marc Ma/tin
"A 10, because
there have been
fewer people at
the beach and al(
of my grand-
children came to
visit me."
-VALERIE MEANY
Newport Beach
"An 8. I've seen
a lot of pretty
girls this summer
and there's
been lots of
parties."
-MATT GROSS
Newport Beach
"A 6. Because
of the poor
weather and
lack of surf."
-KEVIN
LEINBACH
Newport Beach
"A 10, 'cause
I've had a very
good time going
• to Catalina and
sleep-over
p~r1ies."
-MIRANDA
SHERMAN
Newport Beach
"A 10, because
my boyfriend
moved back. And
because it's
summertime and
I don't have to
go to school."
-AMY USCOM --Newpon Bmll
If you have any suggestions for a
Streetwise question, we'd like to hear
from you: Call our readers' hotline at
642-6086 with your suggestion. Thanks!
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Miss Wheelchair America
A smiling Dawn Blodgett of Costa Mesa tries on her crown after winning the Miss Wheelchair USA title.
By Amy Broneske. Si>eeW to !he oiiiy Pilot
A fter four years of
competition, Costa Mesa
resident Dawn Blodgett
recently scored a crowning
victory and took the title of Miss
Wheelchair America.
But despite the long wait,
Here she is • • •
MISS ~
..
And , unlike mo t beauty
conte t . the Mi~ Wheelchair
hopefuls don't compete in bathing
suit or evening gown .
As Miss Wheelchnir Amenco,
Blodgett's respon~ibilities ore to
teach oth er 1hat d1 ablcd people
arc capable, to call attention to
Blodgett, 20, said the rewards
disabled people can receive from
the pageant arc worth it.
"If they aren't afraid to share
their story and they are real out-
going, it's a wonderful experience
WHEELCHAIR
new la\\S pa sed by the American
With Disabihtie~ Act, to speak to
schools abou1 d1\Jhila11c and
encourage people to underst:md
1hc needs :ll)d accomplhhments of
the handicapped .
1d sec and talk to oth ers wi th
disabilities and hear their stories
and be able to relate." she sa id .
It was four years ago, when ·AMERICA Allio, Blodgett "'" attend all
talc conic Ill and tell the girls
abou1 the c><penences they h:ivc
ahead of them.
Blodgett, 20, saw an ad for the
Miss Wheelchair California in the
Pennysaver. She's been competing
ever since. And last August, she
won' her first title as Miss
Wheeleflair Ca I iforn rn.
Four years of competition pays off for
Costa Mesa res ident Dawn Blad e
Blodgett i a 1udent at Orange
Coast College . She hopes to
eventually earn her degree in
psychology l.pccializing in chronic
'»Ac .-She t n "peer helper " nnd
The Miss Wheelchair America pagcunt,
held earlier this month in Colorado, is
desiaocct to heighten public awa reness of th e
disabled and their talents.
The pageant is based on the
accomplishments of participants and their
ability to communicate wit h the media. It
doesn't much hinge on the beauty and poise of
the contestant.
-
"The whole focus of the conte t is to mnke
people nwarc th at we (the disabled) are out
here, we have live , we accomplish thing , ond
we deserve the same amount of respect as
ublc-bodied people," Blodgett aid.
The winner of the conte t must be 0
disabled •person who is willing to share her
story and act as a spokesperson for the
handicapped.
he pcndi. a lol of her time
\\-Orking with people who have contracted
JllV, the virus that cau e AIDS.
Blodgett is also an HIV a\\arcnc t~:ichcr
and she spends time educating people obout
the di ca e.
She's o busy Indy. _
"I don't really hnvc much pure time," he
aid. "But I live a full and re\\ arding life and I
nm confined to a wheelchair."
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A.tuns: A l:ap top rompu1cr
and co~ra v.1s reported
$Colen r\;ccn11( rrom 1ho 01r1
Scout Counci or Oranac
County In the 1600 block.
M .. r.tta: A clock and a
1hcrmomctcr mounted on a
Nurlnlln Rockwell pl•quc
w1o:rc ok:n laM Tuc~y
from • home in chQ 2000
bkxk.
A•Mi'tt """' An auco 1us rcpottctJ ato&c• TUC'lday
from &he 200 ~
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._. Man arrested at Clinton raJly Tbc San Ckmcntc man 'Wu irtitialty takeQ
into C'UllOdy oo ampicion of attempted murder
at a Bill Clanton raUy at the Orange Couniy
fair~unch
dent Oeorse Bu.h's polky on AIDS .
AA:t'ordin1 lo witncaes. MWm ddended
Bush's polition, tt Which poinc Mafur spat oa
her face aod eyes and shouted that he -.
dyina of AIDS and had six snontb& ao live. H ty all you 1D01D1 ud ... &I ~-peliielle» ii wona &bill
al1cr summer vacatioD wida IM kidl; comider a crMh
coarse in parcnliq lkiUI bMed on materials from tbe
Newport Beach Public Ubmy. Amoaa the resources available are
free periodicals offerina i.Dlonnation oa a broad ranae of pa-
in October after he allegedly spit on
woman during political debate. The Di,trict Attorney'' office reduced the
charses to assault. however, after concludina
Out saliva is not ca~ble of transmitting the
HIV viru . Prosecutors s:ay they ipent hun<!reds
or hours conductin& research and consulting
vfath ~ical and scientaric expert before mak·
rcnling topics, plus books,~ and IC)Und cuseues addrcaina COSTA MESA -A purported AJDS vtetim
issues of interest to parents ot pracboolen throuah teen-aacn. pleaded not pilty Thursday to asuuh charges
Folio.ins the a~d nuult. Minua wu
t ken 10 H~J Memorial Hoff>ital's cmeracmy
room. where her eyes were repeatedly flushed
\o\iith an antibiotic solution. She cuntinucs lO
JC)l ncp1jve for the HIV viru tlhat &.ads to Distributed free every mc>Qtb al aU libnriet ate P•rentiftl and for alk,edly 1pittin& in a Republican womaa's
P.arents Cl J(idi", !wo c.xcellcia magazines packed eyes at a Oemoentic rally last octobcr. ing the <iccision. ~· · Al OS •
with features, calendar listinp and classified Mis David Mazur, 44, is scheduJed for a pretrial
leadina to numerous fun and educational local hcarinL ~pt at S1ij)Cl.ior QwiL.in Santa
According to reports, Mazur, clutching a .. ·u Omton -fol Prflidem" itn 1mr'Ched--up rn
Elizabeth Mimm, 72, and criticiud then Presi-eetWities. AhO-~ifable'forchect-oot ire past --Ana
issues of Parents Mapzine, a fine periodical de· · .
voted to parcn•in& issues. Do Incl I dy 0 Amon& the best videos on the subject arc wney pr-pa rea
D:1lby and Brooks' Self Esteem. a (1-minute les-~
son on building a strong psychological foundation Int c t M H• H
for your child. Also available for lh~e-day Joan move 0 OS a 888 II
is Jean Rosenbaum's Single P•renti111-On six
Check
It Out
audio cassenes, Michael Popkin offen tips on
J\ctivc Parenting, including sections on demo-
cratic, parenting. penonality, setr-estecm, instill-
ing courage and avoidina discouragement.
For those who prefer the printed word, non·
fiction shelves. notably in the area around 649,
arc lined with insi&htf ul offcrinp. Old favorites include Dinkm-
eycr and McKay's The Parent's Handbook: STEP Systematic
Training for Effective Parentin1 •nd A Good Enough Parent from
Bruno Bcttelhcim. well-known suru of child rearing. Popular pc·
diatrician T. Berry Brazelton presents tips for parents of the very
young in Toddlers and Parents.. while William Sammons offers
clues for dealing with your youngsters' struggle for independence
in I Wanna Do It Myself: from Baby to Toddler.
Parents looking to build their child's self-control, self-esteem
and self-reliance will find guidance in Teaching Children Self Dis·
cipline, from Thomas Gordon, author and founder of PET (Par·
cnt Effectiveness Training). Local author, p~uent and popular
speaker Sandy McDaniel proffers lots of practical ideas for child·
rearing in Recipes from Parenting. and Thomll$ and Eileen Paris
suggest wa)'S to avoid mistakes your own puents may have nude
in I 'll Nel'cr Do To My Kid What My Parents Did To Me.
Among the newest titles addressing a broad range of parenting is-
sues is Bobbie Sandoz' Parachutes for Parents: Leammg to Parent
from the Wisdom of Love.
F or parents of children with special needs, help also is avail·
able. Depending on )'OUr challenges~ check out Parenting the
<Aer1cti\'C Child: Alternatives to Drug Therapy. When Your
Child Needs Help/Parent's Guide to Tberopy for Children and
Your Hypcractwe Child: A Parent's Guide to Coping with Atten·
t1on Deficit Disorder. Gender specinc guidance cnn be found in
How to Father a Successful D3ughter Md Raising • Son: P1ucnts
and the Making of a Healthy M:m. '
For information on issues ranging from preparation for reading,
food and )Our child, childhood medical treatment: exploring na·
turc, teaching good beha"ior and m:any other p:irenting-relatcd
topics is Time-Life Books' series titled SuC'Ct:sslul Parenting. ln
typical Time-Lafe fa hion. these books arc beauufulty illus1rated
and indexed for et\S)' use as reference tool .
With such -n outstanding curriculum as· dose ns your local Ii·
b~ry. why not go back to school to impt'O\'e your competence and
confidence in this mo t important JOb? ·
lADonaa ICJ~aiu Is tbt Ntwp0rf &•cb city Ubnrllln.
Drink,
Drunk,
Drowned
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
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By loriAnn Basheda. Sta1r Wrbr
NEWPORT-MESA -School
board trustees appointed a
Downey high school principaJ
Thursday to replace Mkhacl
Murphy as principal of the Costa
Mesa High School.
Edward Harcharik was selected
from more than 30 applicants who
were screened by two interview
panels composed of student
. leaders, parents, teachers,
principals and district staCf.
A principal at Waqen Hi&h
School in Downey for the past five
)cars. Harcharik held teaching and
administrative positions at the
Huntington Beach Urtion High
School District for 21 ye:irs before
joining the Downey district.
Harcharik describes himself as a
student advocate who is highly
visible on c:impus :ind encourages
students. staCf and parents to vistt
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18K. GQllj & P'a~ 0.. specelrf
his office "at any time."
"You can expect me fo gfyc
recogni1ion to ucccss and aiso to
be there pushing for higher .
achievement i.n academics and
athletics," he said, adding th:it he
is "excited about developing a
student-cen1ered vision and
preparing a mission statement
developed by the 1otal school team
-students, staff, parents and
·businesses."
Harcharik li\'eS in L31..e Fore t
with his wife Knthleen, :in
Associnte Dean 31 Cal Poly ·
Pomona. He is in 1he dasseru11on
stage of his doc1ora1e degree a1
Clnremont Gradua1e School.
Harcharik 'II.ill replace Murphy.
lwho has left his po~I at Costa
Mesa High to take an
administrative po!>ition .. wi1h the
Nev.pon-Mesa Unified School
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Reoal Estate loans
S200,000 • S75 million
On income~ P'~ ~ nids, mcMtNI .
Business loans
· Min. S75,000
for ~ recevable.~tpment
INsing, f.aonng, SSA's
COST A MESA -lssuing a S9.6 m1ll1on contr~ct, The Army
Corps of Engineers has chosen Litronic Industry's to provide
~ncryption and electromc computer security for the corps·
worldwide financial m:inaicment inualbtions. officials with
Litronic announced.
The tbree·year contract, awarded this -...eel.., 1s reponedly one of
the l:irgcst issued by the government for computer net'A-ork
security. As many 100 JObs could be generated at Litronic's Costa
Mesa plant.
Cnlled the ARGUS/300 the security sy~tem protects prnaC) and
prevents the unauthorized use of busmeu systems
PeUcan Hill opens Learning Center
The Pelican Hall Golf Course, which opened us clubhouse to
the public earlier this month, is now OJ><:ning us Learning Center
and Practice F:icility to the public.
II isn't nccess:iry for golfers to pl:i) a round of golf :it Pclac:in
Hill to t:ike advantage of 1he cx1en~a'c pracuce facahtacs, "hach
will MX>n be the home of n:uaonall) accl.umed golf ~hools
In addition to this fac1h1\, Pelac:sn Hall Golf Club offers 1he
award-v.inning Ocean Course and 10 ll.O\cmber will offe r :in
adduaonal 18-hole course
For more an formation, call (71.i) 759·5138 The fac1h1> ,is open
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Lunch or
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11 Chicago after our 1* brouOtt
h tamDy rectpe tor our ramoos
Italian Sausage from Palefmo Italy
fl the 1930 s
Today. his sons & grandson
contnre to prtMde a ~e
meoo ot authentlc Italian food
prepared fresh dajy and swooed
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For Rtstmtion5 Call
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We Have Some Yer..y-Shoeking News
For Dryw()od Ter~nites
It'• called the Electro-gun System. A battle
plan that a.sea finely tuned deetricity to win the war
apinu the1e home damaging critten. After 12 year1 of
CODbnUOU UH, and treatment o( OYel' 50,000 government
buildinp, achoola, apartment.I and homes, the ~tro
gu.n hu proven to ouof e IDOlkftflrolnnentaUy
eound method.I of drywood termite control available
today.
• A "iable alternati•e to tent fumigatioae. Ecola Se,.,,ice• aacl
Eleetro--pn topther make a very attra~'f' packap. offering ita cutomen MC11rity
and ,_ce ofmiad, bowin1 that
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• PoilOD pa ia ~ home •••-drape ..... ...
• R.-oTal ol lood or plant.a ·~ ....... , ... ,...
• C..tly root tiled .... .... ,....,...
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COSTA MESA -·"IWdwe re· "PJMi II ~ .... ._ .. .. ........ .. 1119 I il''art.Qod.
puled pns mcmbets. iacludial W.. •w ... -'ah It .. • wl daal. ... ..-.-.Maw.
ooe juvenile, were arretaed early ~at. •. I w a loc ol q M()u.r oftieen *°1 coadoue en·
Thursday evcnins in a dru, weep deaJen involved la ..,._ For lbe bumenl Iii diet -~
in the city's We tsidc. mos& part the ,..... •ae aoc ift. eo arra1 additional ofteeden."" be
The CO$ta Mesa Police De· 'IOIYed -or at lcasl we didn't said. ~re',a aoi:N 10 be more
p:mment nareotia unit special cateh them -in slttet·lriel <lnta ~ dealil}I bappcniM and we're
enforcement detail -and sang detail deals." pftC to So after thCID.'f.
conducted the joint sweep at three The arrests -.ere made alter a All or the suspecu were previ·
apartment buildinp in the 1900 month·lon1 undc~r operation oUs.ly known to police as pn1
block or Pomon:a Avenue. by the peci I units. About 12 or-members. The adults will be
The uspect arc all reputed ficcn were in~ed in the lrr6U charged for sales of narcotic:s and
png members, aceofding 10 Sgt. Thursday, id Sgt. Boyl:tn, end · bajl has been set 11 $25,000 ca<:,h.
Tom Boylan, who id that up therc-were no difficulties in the Details on charges acain t the ju-
u n til recently gang members arrests. venile, whose name is bcin& with·
weren'1 ~o"'n 10 be involved in Sgt. Bo}lan id the investip· held, were unknown 11 rcss
the-~le-el drugs-on t·h.he--s1"ftr-ee199r-ttnio~nr-mw'!R'as tparred 1n -p:m ""b to<:al--r.une.
level. citizens -.ho reponed suspicious -•1 TJ Ht1tcldosoe
TAX
From 1
H einle, trying to keep a cu~1omer from getting in one
of the uhra~xpenswe cars at Newpon lmports while
talking on the phone al the same 1ime. "We got
i.hardcd big time."
.c.n say, O'CJl though the. tu did not become law
unul Jan. l, 1991. Coupled with a growing recession.
big boat sales are down by 10 percent Crom peak lev-
els in 1988, according to industry figures. ·
Marine indus1ry officials say the luxury fu caused
the loss of 30,000 jobs n:ationw1de and tlrove dozens
of companrcs out o( busineil. "Our manufacturers
Jon'I view rcpcaJ so much as a victory hut as a
chance to gel back to where they were before this
damnable lax wreaked havoc on their businesses,"
)aid Jeff Napier. pre 1dcnt of the National Marine
Manufacturers A.!.sociauon.
At World Wide Custom Yachts in Newport
Be:ach, yacht broker Al Aberna1hy said buyers are
still cautious because of a new 20-cent·a-gall,on tax
on marine diesel fuel. "IC you've got a boat -rhm
take I thousand gallons or fuel llnd )'OU USC it :t lot,
it doesn't take long to add up," he said.
But for most businesses affected by the luxury tu,
its repeal will have a limited affect because of the
continuing troubles of the California economy.
Local yach t dealers say the luxury Ill)( was created
J) a !>)mbollc ges1ure 10 punii.h the "'eahhy. And it
hjd an 1mmcd1atc affect on boa1 sales in J990, deal-
"This economy has hun mnny of our more afflu·
ent people," said La.Juan Barlow, m:tnager of the
Blackman Ltd. jewelry store in Lido Marina Village.
"Un1il things tum around where lhey're able 10
spend more, the repeal of this tax is not going 10
make a whole lot or difference here ...
SATURDAY
DIVORCE \\ORKSllOP: "A
Ne" Deganning," a di"orce
"'or ~!>hop, "'•"be held from 10
am to 12.30 p.m. at 180
~e"'port Center Drive, Nc"'port
Beach For more information ·
call M:oonc Cohen al
759-0579.
HEL\tSME1' R£GATIA: The
Good"'ill Helmsmen Yacht
Regatta "'111 be hosted by the
Lido hie Yacht Club. The
regatta begins with a 12:45 p.m.
check-in. The race gets
underway a t I :30 p.m. followed
by a"' ards and a dinner. The
event benefits Goodwill
Industries. TicL.cts are S35 for
adults and $25 for children
under 12. Fo r rcscrvationi. and
more information, call 547-6301 ,
ext 307.
BAKE SALE: A bake ale from
7.3(ta .m. 10 2 pm. will be held
AROUMI TOWN
al the new Youth Employment
Sen.ice location at J 14 E. J9th
Street. The fundraiser wilt
benefit YES. Call 642-0474 for
more information.
SUNDAY
SUMMER CONCERT: "Music
at Monda\i ... a series of
open-air, early e'ening Jazz
concerts, pre!>Cnls The Jeff
Kasha"'a Group tonight from 4-7
p m. J570 Scenic Dr. Costa
Mesa. Tickets: $35 (per person).
MONDAY, AUG. 23
CPffC~SES: The
Ne~rt-Costn Mesa YMCA
, will be conducting American
heart Associa1ion CPR classes
-the first today at 7 p.m. For
registration information, contact
the YMCA a1 642-9990.
Wanna place a classified ad?
Call our classified ad department at 642-5678.
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SOCll.'TY EDITORS: l..oc'11
society editors v.ill discuss what ~
it's like CO\.Cring the lifes1yles of
the rich and famous at a 7: 15
a.m. brealfa!.t al the Ncwporl
Bc11ch Mamou . Scheduled
speakers include B.W. Cook,
socieay editor for the Daily Pilot
and former_ producer of
"Lifestyles of the Rich &
Famous." The event is
sponsored by the Dolphins
Division of the Newport tfarbor
Arca Ch:imbcr of Col)'lmcrcc.
There.will be :i SIS.SO fee at the
door 10 cover breakfasL
Advance 1ickets arc $13.50.
Call 729-4400 for more
information.
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SOCIETY
SOCIETY EDITOR 8.W. COOK. 6-42-02 t /
Hawallan-them_,d gala pays tribute to. PAC founders
I . . ~ Elaine Redfield and her
late husband Bill honored
at social event. . 'M y latc husband. Bill knew about thtS event
before he pused away
six weeks aao. ActuaJly. he wu
k>okin1 forward to the honor. so
in 1 way il is almost like he re-
ceived it here
toni1ht with
me,•• said the
lovely. diminu-
tiYe Et~ne Red-
f9"1.
Dressed in a
noor-lengtb aown or sea blue
and white-cotton
print inspired by
1 Hawaiian ·
theme. Redfield
accepted a spe-
cial tribute from
the founders or
the Orange
C.ounty Perform-
ing Ans Center
for her years of
sctvice along
with her late
h\lSband Bill
Redfreld.
'Ot all the
founders,
only one is
now gone.
In life, it
is very
seldom that
those who
plant the
seeds also
reap the
crop. We
are all very
lucky.•
-Bm&lll
The occns1on . 1
was the annual Founders Plus
Gala, a 1~t'herinA or the oqginal
individuals re ponsible for P.AC.
The gracious Linda Irvine
GHde Smith, re·
ccntly married to
Harvey Smith,
opened the cou·
pie's spectacular
Polyncsian·st)'lcd
home on the cliff
or lrvine Co\'C
for the Saturdny
C\tning :iff air. ~·l.W.
Cllk
Society
Editor
Chnired by
Barba.r.i
GW>m.in, attend·
in& with her hus·
band Jim. the
cvcnina was
themed, .. Swuet
Panlddo.'' inspired by the k>cation
of the Smith residence. A mafnifi·
cenl sunset O\er the Pacific COin·
c1dcd..wilh 1he pauy theme. As the
>Ah1te·t1pped aquam:ninc 5"Clls of
water pounded the rocky walls of
the l"inc CO\C below. pianist Vic
Buxton mastered the grand in the
glass-encircled living room or the
Smnh home.
"The ccntcf; h:u been a signifi·
cant part or my life for the past
t\\enty years. l sat on the board
for eighteen )Cars, retiring m 1991.
You know what is rcnlly special?
or all the founders, only one tS
no\\ gone. AJI of Lhc people 'A ho
'AOrked to mal.e thi center pos·
sible arc here today to sec it grow.
to enjoy it ... to sec the suCCC5S of
their efforts. In life. tt is very sel-
dom that those who plant the
seeds also reap the crop. We arc
all 'lt'Cry lucky," commented an
emotion~ Redfield, urroundcd by
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on her thoughts, her inspiration.
and he "'as the lady who opened
the doors to get the land for the
center:·
Joining Glabmnn 1n the tribute
"as Barbara Johannes, chairman
of l·ounders Plus. attending wtth
her h~band Keith.
Btron Gemmell. chd of Chan-
1eclair Restaurant's catering di\ 1·
sion. suixMscd a tropic:il buffet
on the poolside coun)ard of the
csta1c.
Minghng around the palm·
shaded pool. sipping cod.t:uls of
fre h mango-da1qu1ri. was the new
cxecuthe director or tbc center.
Tom Tomlinson, with board ch:ur-
mnn Tom Nl~son ~nd his wife
M.vilyn. Shari Esatim co-ch:iircd
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At left, Elaine Redfield, guest of honor. Above, founders Or. Jim Johnson and Bob Robins (right).
the c:' cntng, ass1!>1ed by a "'orkmg
commmec 1hat included Vesta
Cur,,Y. Jean Hamann, Jotce Han·
son. Jan Llndstrom. Marilyn
lynch. Maggie Murdy. Betty Bel-
den-Palmer. Christine Rhoades.
Janet Curci-Walsh, and Kathryn
Wright.
Nora and Charles Meste r ,;sited
\\Ith Ann Jnd Michael Howard.
oner
Expires
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Elie and Barry Faber of Big Can·
)On "ere seen at, the tropac:il bJr
\\Ith the famous Wallah Clarke Ill
from Rancho Mir:ige. ·carol Wilk·
en, Cini :tnd Bob Robins, Ann and
Russ Pange. Nora Jorgenson-
Joh{l,.son with husband Or. Jim
Johnson, Marilyn vonKJeinSmid·
Randolf and Charles Randolph.
and founding chairman of
-h>uoJcr, Wu-. ~.lXlne Gibson.
v.ath hu'h nJ Bob Gib on. ;ul
1rop1call) attired f1.H the Jnnual af·
IJir
I uun1.k r~ l'lu~ 1~ Jcd11..a1cd 10
rca ... h ni; uut t' 1hc communtl) lo
mJJ..e po)!>1ble to thu c unable h.>
atttnJ the cHnb at PAC the l p-
portunut~ 10 p.m1c1p.11c Ill the 1.ul·
tur .ii progr.im' the cen(er offer)
SERVING LUNCH
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DINNER NIGH TLY
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PAUL KRIElllCH • Wed Nile 9-1
• Friday. August 20, 1193
SPORTS EDrfOR ROGER CAR.LSON. 642-4330. cxt. 317
Serven's llJle
• sametlmes ol
football nature .
~· Players cite competitive nature,
but refuse to criticize the ex-coach.
By Bany Faulkner. SPQfU Wrlllf
N ewport Harbor IU&h basketball pla)'-
ers exprtssed surprise aad d&a·
1ppoiotment 1bursd17 It t1le &'.1111 ol
Bob Sen-en as the Sailon' co~b. ,
Wode Tin. a two-~or lcuum1n wt.o WW
ht a senior this Call, e11ltd the Driaa "ridktl-
lous." He jolncd two other C1U'l'ftl ud
former Sailors, reached by phone Tlaunda7,
In supportlna Servtn•s 1Jtttnstl7 vocal and
sometimes conf'n>otatlonal coacbJna l(Jle.
"1t took me a year to &et used to I&, ud I
almost qult btfort lht slArt ot •1 salor tea·
son," said recent Newport p-aduate Todd
Jameson, a seld9m-wcd vtnit7 rtHrve· as '
junior, who started most ot the team's sames
list season.
''The parents said (Sencn) was OM aame
tbJs year (1992-93), as he was last year
(1991-92), but I thought be was a lot better
this ye.ar," said Jameson, "hose bani-DOied
defensive prowess made him a Serven favor-
ite. "I don't think It was as bad as Cftl)'ODe·
made it out to bt. Ir I had a son, It'd be OK
with me It he playtd for Coach SuvcL"
Till acknowledccd 'ome Harbor pla~rs erew weary or Sen·en's motivational tttb·
nlqucs. but be equated the four-1UI' bead
man's style to that or a football coacb.
See STYLE/7
Gaudio pushes,
but San Diego's
Lewick wins
Udo 14 title
BALBOA -Despite Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club's Mark G audio winnin&
Thursday's final two races, Craig Ltwick
of the Mission Bay YC held on to cam his
third maight overall title at t~ Lido 14-
National Championship Regalia in New-
port Harbor.
Lewick's best )l~ finashe) in the scven-
rnce event (one 1s thrown out), gave him
12\IJ points to edge Gaudio's 14 points.
Lcwick won l"-O races, was second once
and added a trio of third-place showings
to top the field.
Gaudio "'on four races. but slapped an
his other three, earning one fifth· and two
six-place fini~hes
Dave Ullman, who o"'ns nine Lido 14
national 111lc\, wa' third Mlh 18¥4 points,
while fellow Balboa YC reprcscrttative
Gal)' Thorne_ was. fuunh. U\'CLJ.l.L
Lido 14 N•tlon•la
Flnal ov•r•ll atandlne•
1 ClJIQ LewlClt (Mission Bay YC) 12'hl 2 MMt1 Gado
{MA Conrctun YCJ 14 3 Oa~ l.9Tlll1 (W)oa~A'•. 4 Gary Thome (BYC) 26 S Phi fretmlWl-Unda . • 29: 6 rrn Mutvanty (BCYt). 3b. 7 Gib M.wl ). ~
Kirn McRH (BYC). 42, 9 Bob Yllts (Udo Isle YC), 43, 10 Don
~ (AWnllol BIY YC). 46 Race No. e
1 Galdo (8CYC). 2. ~ (8CYC) 3 ff~C.,... IBYCI. 4. Ulman {BYC). $ Ltwfck (M8YC). 8 YllH (UYC). 7
Thorne (BYC) Race No. 1
0....1\ P • • I.I. 1ih11u
Bob Serven, during his four.-year reign as NewP<>rt Harbor High's
basketball coach, as he makes his case during a tournament game.
..,.. Search begins for Newport's
basketball team; Principal refuses •
comment; fellow coaches outraged.
By Roger Cartson, SpcwU Edllof
NEWPORT BEACH. • -Bob Serven, a basket-•
ball coach who hed been
under 5icgc for the past
two years, has been fired,
ending a controversy that
hns enaulfed the Sailors1 campus for
months.
''He has been relieved or his coachin&
duties, but he will continue as a regular
high school teacher for the t993-94
yenr," said Newport Harbor Principal
Steve Pavich. "Bccau e of the confiden-
tial and personnel mauer. the district,
nor myself, will not comment (further)."
The action came after a blistering per·
f ormancc revi~w in
Serven called it a .. personnel matter ..
and noted th:u it was Pavich's deciston.
"Those arc the typc_1 of decisions he
hu to make," Serven 11id ... I'm a little
disappointed, but 1 wish the team the
best of luck. r·u be real anxle>us to follow
the progre5S of the players."
Serven SAid he expected to continue
coachin& ~mcwbcre, but "the bim_lt
thins is thot I kJYe these playen ind
hope they have a great year. There's a
lot or harmony on this tcAITI~ The Ncwpon Harbor hint staff
cxpre$SCd outrage at the n
''It's· really an emotional Ing." said
Eric 1\vcit, the athletic director. "l don't
want to say something out of line. but
the truth is this coach wns victimized be·
cause a. couple of puents weren't going
to stop until they got him out of his job.
"There arc times when every coach is
is going to have problems with kids.
(Dob did) and he
was asked to make June by a school dis·
trict gricvnnoc com·
millec th:H reviewed
lc11cr5 and testimony
from parents both
condemning nod com-
mending Serven'i, be·
havior, according to a
dii,trict leller sent to
, . Jhe 1.mohcd p.;a_cent).
The commiltec.
however, )lopped
short of recommend·
1ng Servcn'i, tcrmioa-
t ion as basketball
'I 1ook at it as a slap at
our athletic department.
Coaches will be looking
over their Shoultiers with
the feeling that 'if they can
get tlim, they can get
me.''
some improvements,
and he did.
"We h::ad a great,
areat summer and I
\\as looli)ing forward
to a great )ear at the
school. I'm not t:llk·
ing \\ins and loS)CS,
I'm t:alking about .a
grot yc3r. Every·
thing was under con:
trol."
-DIE TWBT
Newport Athletic Director
coach. ln,te~d. ll advised that )hould
Serven stay.on. hi pcrfomancc be do c·
ly monitored by Pavich during the sum-
mt'r ba)kctball program. according to the
leue r.
Informed ~ourcc) said Serven failed to
<o1r the guidelines ct forth and was
fired.
~~ ...
1\\cit aid the de-
cision to fi~e Serven
may JUSt be the tip of the iceberg.
"I lool at 11 n.s a slap Ill our athletic
department." Tweit said. "Co:ache~ will
be looling O\'Cr their shoulders v.ith the
feeling that '1( they can get him, they ~n
get me.'
"Nobody should have to. 10 throuah
See SERVENfl
Just a walk
in the park for
this 45-year-old
~ Costa Mesa's Ann Fordiani
sets sight on world recogn ition
at championships in England.
By B¥ly F aulknet. Sports \\nlef
C osta Mc
sa's Ann
Fordiani
is at a loss to ex·
plain why her
off-duty exploits
seem to enthrall
co-worken at a
Santa Ana travel •1111-llllllill•llll
~gcncy.
It might. of course. have somcthina to
do with the fact thin she COJUiders a
6:36 a.m. v.ake·up call sleeping in-. or . . . .
her hands and feet Sunday in Mane es-
ter, EngJa"d.
"They tell me they can't imagine
doina something like that," '3id the •>-
year-old Fordiani,. who will inspire fur·
ther awe rrom pollcagucs by competin~
in Sunday's World Triathlon Champa·
onships. ·
1 Gaudio, (BCYC). 2 lftd (MSYC), 3 MdW (BYC) •• ~ (9CYC). S Yaies (U'tC). I frMr'nln.(.,._ (SVC),
7 Ulman ('BYC)
Cosu Mesa's Ann fordi~i will be competing in her first World Triathlon Championships Suncby in ~hHtcr, EngW\d. ·
"I've always been 1 competitive per·
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tlf't :, ,\,;i, 111',1 · ·,' .;""'' • r · • • ·• ,,
"°"'. 111\19 beta a foocbail .,,.,, lo I've
bin arOUftd intensely cocnpemiwe CICJKb.
a. .. Tift Aid. ''Scrwn's attitude ii deli·
nilely CQfnpCtitlve, but be does CYCry-
tbla& to try 10 hctP. us irnproYC. He acts
ho& 10mct1JnC1. but that aJw-ays fired' me
up &0 play ~refer. I enjoyed playina Cor
ham. He tauaht me ICSM>ns on compe&i·
ti¥eneu.. The auys who play only ba~ct·
bal~ though, didn't always accept th.t."
Danny Pulido, an incoming freshman
.who wa introduced to Sen·en's C03china
1bi1 summer, aid he did noc object to
Se-Mn's method •
... He would_Jet o ht.o..you we.ti
slac 1n1 or, but that was OK with me,"
Pulido 1aid. "He Wal pretty u y to play
!or thi ~mmcr, because we pla}ed well
mos• of tho time."
On the b:a is or the Sailors' play this
sum.mer, the Dally Pilol projected the
team would open next scuon in it's Or-
ange C.Ount)' ·Top 10. But it's unclear
h°" a C'03ching transition will affect
lDl'e pcrforman~.
.. I'm not really thinkina about that
righ1 now," id Tafl, whose concen&ra·
tion as on the beginning of football prac-
tice Monday.
Tift, i L:alcntcd po't\cr forward, was
joined in &he 11t:mina lineup lhis summer
by 6-foot-7 senior cenler Ramy Shoukty.
junior guanb Bob Torribio and Ps ul
Tayyar, and senior guard Juan Orellana.
Shoukry, :m in11mida1ing defensive
pla)er and superb hot blocker. WllS
nmon1 1hc: county's mo)l ampro~ed piny·
crs :is a Junior, earning a spo1 on the
Pilot's All·Ne\\-port·Mes:i Oistnc1 Dre3m
Team.
Tnyyar. the !.lart1ng point guard as a
.ophomorc, sho\\ed 1mpr0\<ed floor lead·
Cr\h1p . and ~ onng skills this summer.
11nd could become one of lbe top point
guards in the count> in his final l\\O stll·
OS
Tombio, "ho earned increo ed pla)tng
lime: la)t ) ear as a sophomore." h:ti blos.·
~meu Imo o dcadl) 1htc:c·poant shooter.
He led lhe team an scoring in se~eral
)ummer league game~
Ou:ll:tn3 h.ad garnered praise from
Sencn for his unprO\ement th1 summer.
and filled the: starung "'ing position v3.
c:itc:d by the absence: or All-01i.tr1ct per·
former Enc Vollcl)", "ho later quit lhe
1~m to conccntnuc on \OllC:)ball.
'Puhdo. :i b-4 foNJrd. showed no signs
the Jump fr"m En'1~n l~termcd1ate to
lhc Newport 'ar,11y ".is a stretch for his
talent He: hould help ne"t )C::Sr'i. tc11m
11 gttal deal as :11 lc:i,1 a sulh man, ond
c:oulJ become one "' the )ChOOI') all-
1lmc: best.
Senen, Y.huse besl team ~ere chmi·
na1cd an the second round of the Clf
Pla)O!fs, hJJ. 3jd lhis )"CH's group hod
1hc po1enu I to contend for a Clf
Southern Secuon championship.
Other plJ)~r could not be rc:iched for
comment.
"°"'. .... " Mid Fordian.i. vrtlo ..
brwve 55-dqrce water tcm-
penturcs durina the 1.S·milc
swinl. ud may have to endure
the lndJ&cnous drizzle dmiq a
25-mlke bike lea. and 6.2-mile
run. "(Triathlon) is icnaally
easier on my body than playina
eialn )'CVI in lhc Onncc
County women' soccer
le 1uc.'
Fordianj now JCLI her kicb
by twimmi"fc 7~00 ·ards. q-
ding 100 mi~ and ru.nning 18
mile.s per week an tpininJ. and
ett1matn the bu-ftntmect
nearly roo triathlons sioce tlk·
lng up lhc sport in 1985.
all mailers at the Lc6 An·
acJeS l'ria1Mon Ser~ ..
forcUani tini~d anenth
in bcr A&C JrOUp II lhc June
na&Joaal ~ bips in In·
~ , vwhcre ~ e rMd ~'
Ont berth in the world cham-
pient.hipS.
41\is ncnt ha been my
big go I ttii.s ye:sr, because l
just aged up (moved Jnto the
45-49 daliifica1ion), ForJ·
i:ini id. "l'm somcv.h:at
ductcss bout th"C level
competition from other coun·
tncs, bul J think l can e
muve up amongAmcricans,
bccnu~ the top eight "ere
very tjgh1 at n:monoalc;."
''My husband (Bill) and I
wataled a friend race In a tria-
thlon, and we lhou&ht h might
be run," Fordiani recalled.
''Bill was the instigitor, and
we both entered our fi~t event
after aboul three monlhs of
lraining." Costa Meu's Ann Fordioni
Fordiani. "ho lclt Wedncs.--
d11y to get acclimated to the
climnte, 1llid 1he chilly water
conditions wall induce numb-
ness in her hands and feel.
Bui, she expects to be feeling
good by lhe ume snc 1acUcs
her weaxest C\Cnl, the: run.
Fordiani quickly became
competitive in her age poup, and has -.:on ~·eral
age-group titles over the years.
"There weren't 1 lot or women in their late )())
compeling when I stancd," fordinni explained. "I
h11d some succe s, early on, and that really en·
couragcd me. J think I'm most proud o( my viclo-
ries in the Big Bear Triathlon Series and &he O\cr-
SERVEN
From 6
wh:u Bob h:i.s "11h &he pcrson:il and \'crbal as·
saults on him. The people who mJdc those a!>·
snults should take a good look at themselves. Ev·
eryone lnows C).actly who they nre."
"Ninety-nine percent or our parents :ire trc:mcn·
dous people," aid Tweit. who contends Harbor
hod one of the best co:sching staffs in the county.
"I'm nol attacking rarents. We a k for an :iv.ful
lot for donation o time ond money and they're
'><> responsive. ,.
. "Bui a ·fcw gc& carried aw:1.)' w11h their rolC'i and
decade ·anytime we don't ltl..c something, v.~·rc
going 10 the district office.'
"IC we don'l go to bat for ourscl~cs "e 're going
to gel run over. I'd rather su1nd up The No. I
thing is it's a shame for Bob Set"en. He "as treat·
ed poorly. He') n great person. An)onc: Y.-ho h.1)
Jcalt "ith him on a personal or profc s1onal b~a.,
agree~. Every coach here, a.ssast:ints and w:ill..-on\,
L.nows this is no1 fair and not righl.
''JC Bob had a fauJ1, he demanded o much He
wonted lhcm 10 be the very ~st. I know this .. 1( I
had a kid, I can'l think of anyone el~ I v.oultl
have him pl:iy for.''
Baseball C03ch Kirk Bates termed it "a sad dJ\
for high school athletics 1n general" JnJ adm1ttcd
he was "floored by the news."
"WhalC\er his St)'lc It dad not "•mant 3 finng.''
B:atcs s:ud.
Football coach Jeff Brinkley, who "':is also on
the Cirina line by An unh ppy parenl this past fall.
said he hoped Scn~n \\'OuJd accept n role a~ a
freshman C03ch in his progr.lm.
"This really affects me." BrinUey admitted.
.. We need 10 be on the !.:lmc page v.1th our ad·
I '
Whale Fordiani is a fitne
marvel to her office comrades, she: also holds a
measure or respect among the women of her tria·
thlon club.
"She's an inspiraaion to a lot of "omen. and to
a_lot of men, for that mauer," said Coron:i dc:I
Mar High te:icher Bill Leach, a le11ding figure in
the Fordaani's Fl-BAR Trnuhlon Club.
manisara11on. I'm bcginnin( ~ .,..ondcr v.hat kind
o( athlCllC program they want ... if they V.llnt it
run profc~ionally, to maximize our kids' potential.
or an a recreational manner. I'm not sure "hat cv-
er)one is loo .. ing for.
"Newport Harbor High .School 1s lo'>tng oul,
&hey really ar~. Thii. has been a "uchhunt and
lhC) \e JU)t kept hunting. and hunting
"II'~ just unfortuna1c that our administration
ca .. ed into parental pressure. h's really broken a
hnk 1n our chain. We\c: had a unique )ituation
"'h1ch man) schools don'1 ha\e, in th.it wc·~c
l>h.ired our a1hlctel> Jnd backed other..' programs
People JU~I don't realize that.''
-~cf'\cn's four-)e.lr won-loss record "4" 57-50,
Ulcluding a Sea Vu:w League co-champion hip in
1990. a ye.lr in "hich he was named O;stl) Pilot
Sea View League Coach of the Year.
PJvich 'l:ud he'll bcg1nnin~ acccpltng apphca·
tion for J nc\\ coach immediately and C\peCt~ 10
nJmc 3 thrce-10-fi,e-person panel -1nclud1ng an
ndmin1str;stor, a parent, .i student, the athlcuc d1 ·
rector. an.d "m.iybe a coach" -10 s.creen ~p~
pltcants.
"\\'c """' to be .l!> reprcsen1arne as "c can be
an la1rne ~ 10 a ne" coJch. JnJ "e v. ant wmeone
C\Cryonc feels good about." S3id P;J\ich.
1 he po 1t1on \\ill most hkcl) carry .1 "alk·on
s1.11u . although not nccc,saril) bcc:iu e of current
opcntn~ al the school fur a mu!>1c teacher. an .in
tc~cher. .i math teacher and :i "shchcred'
Engl1)h.art teacher.
"Right nov. the schedule is an Ou"< ... sa1J Pavich.
"We'd h .. c it 10 be 11 pcrm3ncnt teachtng JOb. If I
can pull th:il m3gtC rabbit out of lhc hat I will do
11. but 1 don't .. now."
Appliconts hould contact Pa,ich at 760-3307 o r
Oirtttor or Pc™>nncl Services Dill Nun::in a1 76().
3230.
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VW Jamboree 881
#
at ·oc Falrgr.nds
COSTA MESA -The .. Ca1Jfom1 Vol wag.en Jambo----
rec," iCt at the 160-acrc Or fl&'C County fairgrounds com· *
ptc.x. of(c~ Vothwascn an opportunat) to reach more th.in
l~.000 VW enlhUS"ia.m -as many in one J1~1 mi&ht \is.it a ----
<JCaJership in a )CU.
The Jamboree is sci for Sund y. Vol en uf Ametica,
' .eting dmtion;-wilh.rrmDCttttr-ttnw~r--r-1
m els, y.,hich v.crc rele:ascd in l:itc June. 1 the famborce.
Featured m the Volluv.3 en of America d1 pl:l) v.LlJ be the: nc.,..I) te)-
t)'led Golf and Jetta. The Gotr, dem·tn& ib name from the German ~'Ord
ior gulfsrre~m. m been Lhc No. T C.:&r sola In Germany since 1974 ond
in Europe since 1983. ll ~ currcn1ly the bcsa-sclltng unpon tn J11p;m. •
The Jetta name means JC:bt.rcam. which 1 a high \peed. h1ih .ihi1ude
wand ohen moving at ~pceds an exc:en o! 250 miles per h"ur Mure than
600,000 Jett:as ha'c been sold rn the US. since iu introJuc11on tn J9SO.
AJ)() on dllpl.i.y v.ill be. more th n 400 eta 1c .mJ cu lom \ \\s, both
pre-1978 air,-cooled models and pcxt-1974 v.:ucr· uolcJ ed1t1ons.. .:&ti
vying for show honof') an more than 25 classes.
Th.ere will be hundreds of aftermark.Cl parts -and oi1.CC))Of) )1.ipphcrs,
ofCcnng ~crything from fenders and bumpc~ 10 !>CJI\ .ind 'ttccnng
"'~eels, g:lugci. and carburcio~ to lire!> and "'heel!>.
An i~door S\\ JP meet will h3ndlc !he thousand<; of prc-tjwned p:art!>
and accessone!> Herc. e~en e:irly 1950s owners m:inu.ib are 3\J1lable.
along with headers. cu~tom wheels. e\ery .concc1~11ble Jmc1n11n compo-
ncn1 and e\Cn complete chassis and replacement engine., Gatelt ot the
Jamboree li'ill open a1 9 a.m. and arc secured a1 5 p.m General adm1 ·
sion is S 10; 6· 12 years of age:. SS. and under six free For 24-hour re·
corded tnformn1ion, phone (714) 3~·3672.
Sottbal players sought for adult leagues
COST A MESA -The cit\ of C"'>ta l\!e!>a Commun1h
Sef\iices DepJrtmcnt adult ~ftb:ill lc.lguc> Jrc: ~dang pla)·· ~
ers for the upcoming foll sca~>n.
The m:inagers' mcclang I) !.eheduled for \\ c:dnc'tdJ\ s~pl
8. wirh lcaguci. beginning 1hc v.ed, or Sept 13
There arc three d1v1s1on!> -B (:hhanced). C (antermcJIJlc) and D
(novice) -for men. \\Omen, co-cd Jnd modified co ed lt.iguci.. The
league) "di be filled on a fir>t·p;11d b;s,, . 1o1.11h !>L' le.im., per kai:ue
The regi>lra1ion fee 1~ S350 (plu!> j IO CJ'>h c:ich gJme lllr ump1rci.'
fee). All games v.ill be plJ)ed al Te\\ihllc Purk ,md OJ'I> F1~IJ
For more 1nfom:r.r11on. phone (714T ~2-\J6.l6'
Co-ed voleyban league starting Sept. 13
. <;OSI A MESA -A SL~·pc™>n co-ed \Ollc)b.ill league
put on by the cit) or Costa Mesa Commullll) Scf'\tce .. De· • 4(. •.
panmcnt. begin) the "eel.. of Sept 13 ,
Entf) dcaJltne I!> frada}, Sept 3, JI .i 30 pm A manager ..
meeting 1s Tue!>da). Sept. 7 ,., 6 30 pm. JI the Ollv.ntu"n Commun1t)
Center.
The fee 1> S 175 plu S9 ca!>h each g:ime for offi .. 1:il !> fee . The J1\1s1on
arc adv:>nccd (Tuesday). antcrmed1:itc (Tue.11JJ}) 3nJ nu, ice I WeJnc day
and Thunday, 1f nece ary)
Game time) "''II be at 7. OS .and ~ 10 pm TeJffi) \\Ill be ;accrptcd
on a f1m-comc. fin.t·pa1d bl)I., and s" teams "111 be .icceptetl per d" 1·
SIOn .
For mure informJt1on. pho ne: ( 71.t) b-e·O<>.ib
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