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SPORTS
Local athlf!tes gear up
for Olympic Festival
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
HE -LAS.ER ·zo
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Steven DeWert. S, takes aim wtth his laser weapon during a ~slon of l.Uer Tag. lbe·growth of th·e game has ~n electric.
New Laser Tag attraction is fast becoming one
~-~of the ~ost .J?tipular s~ps11~.~e-;Ftm: Zone ri.
'llo ry hy Fv.111 f1t>l1Pt<.on Ph ot o~ by l .io;Py luk·.cl•
I n a tucked-~way comer oj player, who ha.s spent her last
the Balboa Fun Zone, the dollar, tries to trade Fun Zone
Lli.ser Tag game booth is winnings for one more game.
abuzz with actiyity. T\vo newly-hired employees
1--~""''"''--"""·rators suiLup are ti!Hng ~t paperwork while
r---------------------------, i LASER TAG i
' ' l +(owned/operated by Laser :
Force-LC Enterprises) :
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+WHERE: 600 E. Bay Ave. No . :
B-3, Balboa Peninsula : + PHONE: 723-6453 •
+HOW Muat: $5 per person :
for eight minutes; group dis-
counts available
+HOURS: l f a.m. to 1 a.m.
Monday through Thursday; 11
a.m. to 2 a.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to
2 p.m.·Satur_?ay; 10 a.m. to 1
a.m. Sµnday. · . -
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another emjifoyee flelas
inquiries about Wednesday
night's Laser Tag tourna-
ment.
"Do we do W-t certifi-
cates?" she· as_k~owner
manager Marc McGUffin.
It's a new reques and
McGWfin has to-ronsid -fer
a 'moment before. repl
"Sure,• he says. ~we
write one up.• ,
Only two .. weeks old, ,;Children.gel a briefing from an instructor before entering the
l.a!ier Tag is becoming one ~i' Tag room at the Balboa Pun Zone.
of the Fun Zone's most pop-~
ular attractions, says McGuf-e's in the Laser Tag arena, a. from one of ~o fog machines.
fin. Groups -of kids, locals 000-square-foot maze A player has _five targets on
and tourists alike, flock to d igOed to resemble a futuris-bis gun and vest. Each player
the. booth to don the equip-tic ox.ic waste dump site. Play-gets 200 rounds of ammunition
group of 10 players, briefing the
combatants on where and how
to shoot. A wouJd-be young I
ment and rack up points shoot-ers spe'nd' the time biding and can suffer 30 hits. ·The
ing their opponents. be · obstacles, dodging and
Five dollars buys eight min-tak:iri heller in mist.generated • SE6 LASER PAGE A13 / .
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WEEKEND
Local children~ choir
has professional debut
District uilder
m ves IL.ti.,.,. ''-Al ui."' .......
boundanr change
•A federal agency received. a complaint abOU:t
trustee'!> May. Jjgcisirin to alter l:he enrollment areas of
Adams and Wilson elementarf schoqls.
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-.Sy Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot /
~ORT-~SA -The u.$.
Department. of Education's Office
for Civil Rights is investigatirig
whether the Newport-Mesa Ur#-
fied School District racially dis-
criJn41ated against certain s\U -
dents by changing the bourid-
aries of Adams and \.Yilson ele-
mentary schools.
The investigati6li was tilg-
gered by a complaint filed tv,:ay
26 . with the federal agel).C)' ~t
accuses the district of altering the
school bonndsffies based on raci
and ethnic consideratip.ns,
according to ~ letter sent to New-
port-Mesa Superintendent IMac
Bernd by the ovil rights office. •
Education department officials
I ,declined to give details.about the
allegations -iqcluding who filed
the complalrlt -or· t9 pr or· de a
copy of the complaint.
1 . "Specifically. the complaint
alleges that, as the re~ult of ·
boundary changes pro~ed by the district, a number of 'spanic
students-enrolled in Ad s will
.be transferred to 'wilSonr~ tpe let-
ter states. ,
~it is.aJleged that the:;e trans-
' fers are intended to reduce the
size of the Hispanic enrollment at
Adams, and Will further mere
the minority enrollment an
racial isolation of the His ·
students at Wilson.·
The complaint also conti:hi
the ~angeS are not educationall
justified and will cause stude
overcrowding at Wtlson, accor
ing to the letter.
District ·officials could not
reached for comment Wedne
day.
Thi!! Adams'and Wilson bqun
ary change caused a communi
uproe.r in May when the sch
board voted 5-2 to adjust th
boundary to exclude JoAno
Street area students from lilt
Adams attendance area.
The tru.stees approved the
l:hange despite legal opinions
from district attorneys that aeat-
ing more racial diversity is uncon .. ...,_ -'
stitutionaJ.·
· Propone nts of the ildjustment ·
said it was necessary to make
Adams a "ne ighOorhood school"
and to make way for students liv-
ing in Adams' ~traditional~ Mesa
Verde neighborhood boundaries.
•SEE PROBE PAGE A13
Flower shop thief tries to---.
-escape through Bayshores
•Police nabbed suspect
' within minut~s, but not
before a brief bout of
excitement in the
exclusive community.
' Bayshores community buzzing.
Newport Beach police officers ,
-<¥ded by a helicopte_r and police
dogs, -conve rged on the area and
caught the suspect. 32-year-old
Scott Douglas Miller, at 7:15 p .m.,
Newport Beach Police Sgt. Andy
Oonis said. ;;=r.=;~;;:;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;i~==-J But to '-"t-~~o1~· ;:=;;;;;::=i.-~ ·eycar()fyn-Miller,mi/y Pilot nes-.. -,-. th-e tO-fl'4 K:e-w~
minute pursuit residents of
NEWPORT. BEA-CH -Wberl seemed like phone"SCam.
there was a lull in the flower sales an hour: see page A4
at Suki's F.lowers Tuesday " P o I i c e
evening, salesperson Melissa chased him l ·
Pomeroy, 16, turned her atten-around Bayshores for an hour, 1
tions to her Rottweiler, Nbla , who said Suki Reed, 'who arrived at
was thirsting for wate'r. he r floWer stand, immediatety ·
But while Pomeroy's back was after police were-called. "He was ·
turned, a man dllegedly raided running through yards and little
the cash box of $1 99 and fled the old ladies we're screaming ... It ·
little Dower stand located on the was very exciting and better than
comer of West Coast Highway watching a. cop show on TV ...
and Bayshofe Drive. Mill.er evaded police by jump-
When Pomeroy · discovered ing on a bicycle then ditching it
what hai)pened, around 7 p.ffi ., and fleeing On foot, ·conS" said.
she immediately phoned police When police finally spotted Miller
and ~gpited a frenzied search for and Ordered him to stop. he did,
the thief, who reportedly bouqd· Ganis said.
ed over gates, scaled walls, Pomeroy, whose job at the.
plowed through shrubbery and
had neighbors in ~e exdusive •SEE CHASE PAGE A13
Lottery jackpot pits , ----------, . I BACK IN .BUSI
relative against r~lative ! ~~. · ~
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} • Dispute over winning
·s12.!i million ticket ends
up in lawsuit.
·ey Julie Ross cannon. Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -A New-
port Beach man is Hndlng' ihat
money can't buy'happiness. What
it can buy Is a,good attorney.
Brian D. Markham is. being
sued by his mother, Joan, over the
proceeds from a wiru)ing $12.6
million lottery ticket he bought at
' · ·a COtlla Mesa liquor store last
~' The lawsuit, which reads like a
daytime toap. opsa, put a
damper on the yMrly S454 ,3:IO
lottery check Markham was sup-
po&ed to receive today -state lot-
tery olfidal• put a bokl on the
cbect after the JaWluit WU filed
•Monday.
Uatng 110 he •-her, Modlboin boliht the--a1
..,. Qllll Splri. lor hlo -wblle lb• wu vacettonklg ta
GrHt Bri1o1D ID August ttllN, _....,.le tbe -· He put •
the ticket in a safe ~eposlt bo 1 Cl.ASStFIEO 84
filed with state lottery Qffi als. · .
But liliortl~atter <San daim!'d , POLICE ALES A2
her booty, Mar IUD and his wife l'IJBUC NOlilCES 3 Nicole, who e in the middle of
divorce proceedings, allegedly SOCIE"fY A 10
began threatening to have Joan SPORTS 81
deported or omisted un1 ... she _·~ER Al
rumed her wtnniogs over to them. WU"• n
according to the lawsuit filed in •IKEND Cl
Orange County Superior Court.
The couple also threatened. to
keep her from seeing her grand-
children, Joan's attorney, Milford
W. Dahl Jr,, Mid Wednesday.
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MarkhUl could not be /l'I a barelool
reached !Or a>llllllODI. Jdnd tll day, wjl/i
Joon llgqod O\'W her clalm to iSE*' ' ot Ille w-. ID Septamber, but ... __ h
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I Fa.ir ride bounces back er mish.ap 1.
• Orange County Fair's
Ejector Seat reopens for
brave passengers after
being shut down Ior two
days to bE! repaired,
By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Before dozens
of curio'us onlookers at th'.e
Orange County Fair, 47-year-old
Jett MacDonald was _the first to
brave a launch on the "Ejector
Seat• since the popular ride mal~
1, fun~\>ned Sunday night.
1 · 'Ut her rlpl • aald MacDonald,
I a Son Juan Capistrano n>sklent,
I as be sbeDed out his $30 Wed.Des· '
: day. :1 ti,.ve DQ concerm wbatso--
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'oly·btltitf Store offers
Joai"-'!J finxb.u;ed clothing . ...._.. .. _
Qo.'111 g wys bet dodu.Dg
" bdnd banked. deSigned.
.and ~'"D Ul CasLt ~tesa. and
the pnces ~ wholesale.
&bit CWhmq (546-3438) bas ~pare! for .ctonts. dilldren and
ults. lt"s kxated at 12"45 Lpgan.
nit A. and ts open Tuesddt
ough Thlmday from 10 a..m.
;; pm.
, ~farina One Hour N>to is
\havtng its grdfld operung in the
\Costa Mesa Courtyards at 1835
°tt'Jev.1)0rt Shod m Costa !'.. tesa.
f f\lanna is otfenng coupons m
lodav's paper for 50°0 off deveJ-
'!i>pmQ dnd pnnbng S2 ofl any ~olor enlargements from ne!ga-
't(lves or slides. and S5 oft on fam-
UJy or pet portrdlt pack.ages.
Water district
mum-about • complaint
• Nature of allegali!>ns'
against Mesa Consolidated
board member Ohlig have
not been made public.
By lina Borgatta, Dail'f Pilot
COS'FA MESA-Mesa Consoli-
dated Water District dfidak on
Wedneoday nmairwl tigbl-fipped
-allegations that boonlinem-bernudy'Ohfig has eogaged in mis-
conduct against ~female employee
" the agency. . The ma...-l!llplnded in front ci
S<Xne 30 residents who attended last
week's w-boaldmeedng, during
whidl Ohfig dananded tbol district
manager Karl Kemp band over a
ropy " the complaint. Ohfig -whodeniesanyimpropri-
ety -_said boaldmemberHank Pan-
ian tokl ber about the cxwnplaint
which Wa.tSltbmitted to Kemp in the
foml of a letter. ·
·Acoordipg to Ohfig, Panlan told
• ber the letle< oontained allegations
" sexual harassnlenl On Wednesday. Ohfig dedined
to elaborate on the allegations,
except to say that •it's not a sexual
harassment ccxnplainl.
~ Manna hdS a fUJl Plctroslat
j>rocessor for repnnts ot photos
._and <;tides.
Fairg~rs get a kick out of the Chia liuck. parked outside the admtnlstratton ofllce at the fairgrounds.
~h was asked that this remain
-• Ohfig added. . Ohlig was given a ropy ci the let·
ter Thim;day night. after a heated
JO-minute exchange With Kemp,
wbo Was reluctant to hand over the
document
.
; The 17th Street Beauty Cen-
rter, a fuJJ-ser.'lce salon and sup·
1ply store, JS offenng a free make.
'over Saturday, with a make-\_lp
:artist from the Joe Blasco Cos-
Jneur Company.For a reserVa-
bon, coll 642-1717.
THE GRASS IS GREENER "This ls a pezsormel issue. and
pezsormel Issues .,. normally han-
dled very quietly and discreetly
between the parties involved,"
Kemp said Wednesday.
Also, there will be a 20o/o clil;-
.counl on Murad products with a
coupon lrom the
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Daily PJJot.
Bullocks Women's Store at
Fastuon lsland is having a Hpre-
.season H sale on sele'cted shoes
through JuJy 30 . The savings are
substantial, including Donna
Karan loafers origmally priced at
$150 on sale for $99.99, a low-
. heal pump by Anne Klein U
onginally priced at $115 on sale
for $74.99, and the popular Jack
Purcell sneaker 1s reduced fn;>m ·
$35 to $24.99.
Garys at Fashion bland
(759-1622) is having its semi-
' annual sale through Sunday. The
. sale includes designer and bra.nd
name clothing from Donna
l\aran, Giorglo Armani.
Polo/Ralph Lawen. Joseph
Abboud, Reyn Spooner. Gucci,
Lucky Brand and Mossimo.
At-Ease (759-7979) at Fashion
Island is continuing its semi-
"°-01\Ual sale through July JO.
'Prices are discounted up to 70o/o.
Name brands on sale include
Kenneth Gordon: Barry Bricken,
lke Behar, Tlffiberland. Kahala,
Mondo and Bwberry. lnduded
in the sale is the entire boys
mventory at up td 60°/., off .
U you're looking for best
buys on golf clothing, Cal's Cad-
dyshack is having a sale on
assort ed men's shirts -up to 50o/o
. off -and all shorts in stock are
'lOo/o of!. The sale ends July 31 .
~ Cal's Caddyshack (646-7714)
claims it's Orange County's finest
.pro-line golf shop, and its locat-
ed in Costa Mesa at 1784 New-
'port Blvd.
• BEST 9UYS appears Thursdays and ,
Saturdayt. Whether you're a rMrchant
Of a shoppff, If you know of a good
buy call me at 54().1224, fa• me at 646-
4170 0< write to me: Best .,uys. Daily
Pllo$:, 330 W. Bey St., Cmta ~. C.lif.
92627.
• Chevy truck become•
Chia Truck, much to the
'" delight of Orange County
Fairgoers.
By Iris Yokoi, Daily Pilot
T he jingle can't help but
pop into your llead as you
walk toward the vision of
greenery at the Orange County
Fair:
"Cb-ch-ch -Chia!"
It's not a dog, or a bull or
another clay animal -lt's the
Chia Truck, created wjth loving
care by a group of fair employ-
ees. _
ln one fell swoop. this particu-
lar farr attraction manages to pay
homage lo: the Chia Pet, the
King of Gag Gifts itself; the Baby
Boomers and-Generation..Xe.ts
a.like who've grown up admiring
the goofy clay animal t.tiat grows
grass in a matter o( days; and
Native Americans, who reported-
ly chewed on chia seeds for
energy.
Library services just
a phon_e call away
Easy access to all Newport
Beach · Public Libraries . is cw-
rently available through one
central telephone number: 717-
3800.
Customers with touch-tone
phones can the n dial directly_
from the following menu of
options:
• 1 -Reference inquiries
• 2 -Circulation and
rene wals infonnation
• 3 -Branch libraries (Balboa,
Corona del Mar. Mariners)
• 4 -C hildren's services
• 5 -Uterat'y services
• 6 -Access to the online c~t
alog by modem (Oia1Pac)
• 7 -Hours and directions
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The idea for the Chia Pet-On-hesitant about giving permission
Wheels sprang from the fertile for the fair to use the Chia name.
brain of idea guru and fair Finally, Schultz promised to
spolceswom.an Jill Lloyd as she .. send the company photographs
prepared for this year's fair, of the finished product before
which pays.tribute to the horti-.applying the name to the project.
culture industry. Acc'ording to -A short While later, 5,000 little
Lynn Schultz, another fair -.. packets of seeds arrived in the
spokesperson, Lloyd was mail. And Schultz and Lloyd
inspired by a picture she'd seew man!1-ged. to find an ~old broken-
ol an artist who'd cove red his car down truck" -a 1965 Chevy
and jacket with grass. pickup, to be exact -in a fair -
~we have to do this, -Lloyd QTOunds maintenance yard.
reportedly told any fair official 1'wo weeks before the fair
who'd listen. ' opened, the 'fair employees -
So Schultz, one of Lloyd's stirred up a chia seed-and-water
assistants, diligently called the con~on in a large garbage
Chia Pet company -using a Bay can i ni:i tried to paint the old
Area phone nwnber provided on truck with the chi.a paste.
the prcxluct box -to see if com-. That's wben they hit a snag:
pany officials would provide the seeds kept sliding off the
some of those magiCal seeds for buck.
the project. Fair board member Gary
Ironic as it may seem, •111e Hayakawa, a nursery expert,
Chi<!-Company thought we were offered a suggestion: by covering
nuts," says Schultz. . -+-tl e truclt-with-bwlap to.hold the
It took a bit of needling and seeds.
coaxing to explain what a posi-Lloyd, Schultz. and three
live bit of PR the Chia liuck exhibit staff members then. spent
would provide for the famed about two hours "painting" the
finn.. Schultz says Cbia's discrimi-truck.
nating bead honchos were a bit By the lair's Opening Day, the
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• 8 -Administration
• 9 -Replay of the above
information.
Customers with rotary dial
telephones can wait on th line
for further assistance.
Learn about foreclosed
property at seminar
Building.
Following the morning semi-
nar, participants will embark on
·a field trip from t to 5 p .m: to·
vi oreclo~ed propertie$_. Par-
ticipants must provide their own
transportation.
The cost of the workshop is
$49. To register, stop by OCC's
Commufuty Services· Office,
located adjacent to college's
library at 2701 Fairview Road in
Costa Mesa: or call 432·5880.
Chevy was in full sprout.
Jrs taken some maintenance
to keep the grass growing. The
vehicle is watered twice a day,
Sctlult2 ~d. and fair emPloyees
set up an aw"ning to keep ihe
s edling~ from gettin'g too much
sun.
There's also a sign thdt
explains: ~crua seeds were a
favored food of southwestern
Native Americans. Also called
the 'Indian Running Food,' chia
seeds were the favorite of all the
ancient grains. They are now
available in health food stores.~
Schultz sai'Ct ~e learned about
. the edibl~ quality "of the chia
seeds -and the.fact that health
food stores stock the stuff -when
she was searching for additional
seeds to touch ·up bare spots on
the truck.
The vegetative vehicle hasn't
-exactly-drawnfiuge crowds. But
passersby seem irresistibly
drawn for a doser look,
Passerby.No. 1: "Oh. look at
the grass car. H
Passerby No. 2: ~1 h,a.ve only
one question -Why?H
lion that builds and renovates
shelters for the transitionally
homeless.
Any company. organization,
or individual is invited to create
an original children's playhouse
in the design and build competi-
tion. The .playhouses will be dis-
played at Fashion Island for four
weeks prior to the auction.
beginning Friday, Oct. 13.
Signs acknowledging the
builder, designer and contribut-
Local residents can learn
about foredosed properties at an
Orange Coast College seminar
Saturday.
Marshall Riddick -director of
real estate education at Cal
State-Los Angeles -will teach
participants how to find and pw-
chase foreclosed pioperties for
little or no money down from 9
a.m. to noon in room 204 of
OCC's Lewis Applied Science
Playhouse btiilders
sought for benefit
., ing-companies will be disp}ayed
with each playhouse. The win-
ning.entries will ~awarded at
the auction event, scheduled for
Playhouse builders a re
sought for the fourth annual Pro-,
ject Playhouse benefit auction
and party for HomeAid Orange
County, a non-profit organita-
·Nov. 11 .
There are still six available
entry spaces. For more iilfonna-
tion on HomeAid or Project
Playhouse, call 5~3-9510.
Kemp <Is\> ren-1 to give any
details conceming. the cootaltS ci
the letter. But. he said the wanan
"came to me with a corM;ern she
had. and she expressed concerm cl
Other.;." Tue disbict .in recent months has
been faced witb claims ci sexual
haras.wtent and misconduct among
the agencys workforce. And in May,
the agency paid a total ol$170,000 in
settlements with two former female
employees who filed forma1 com-
tainls " sexual harisssment and ~ucl within the agency.
·Biit UUs is the fir& time a com-
plaint of misconduct has'been made
against a board member-·a situatioo
which left Kemp in a quandary.
"The climate and the eilviron·
ment around the whole issue was·
such that I was very uncomfoitable
and..was_unabie. to.address (Ohligl
directly," Kemp said.
When aMced whether be was
refening to OblicJ°' rapport with him
or with the employee, Kemp replied. ·soul.· · .
Still. Kemp said his rourse ci
action followed the district's policy
on handling such situations.
M0anwhile, Ohlig said her attor-
ney has sent the female employee a
letter responding to the allegations.
The OOard will meet again
tonight to consider several ma.tiers
which the members were unable to
discuss during last Vfeek's meeting,
inducting revising the district gener •
al manager's authority. ·
The meeting will begin at 4,30
p.m.. at 196.5 Placentia Ave,. c;osta
Mesa. i
Correction
A quote in "The Crowd"
colwnn in the July 13 Daily
Pilot incorrectly implied that
public money funds Newport
Beach firefighters' meals at the fire stations. Newport
Bea.ch firefighters pay for all
their own food on the job, .
aCcording to representatives
of the Newport Beach Fire-
fighters' Association.
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•• THURSDAY, JULY~. 1995 Al
'Writer's block' leads to literary history lesson
P erbap1 the qu111Uon most
frequently asked of the
columnist ls where he gets
his ideas. Or, in a slightly dif.
ferent phrasing, "Is it difficult
coming u'p with Ideas for vow co lumn-sf•----, L -
· The answers, respectively
are: •Anywhere and'every-•·
where• and, ·No.~ The only
tough part is researching, inter-
'dewing anq actually sitting
down and writing the usual 20
r--.l:<olnmn jnche.5,-------j----
Please note lhe·re ls no men-
tion of the malady civilians call
writer's block. That's a cop-
out. You're a dairy farmer, you
fred.
martin
milk the cows. You're a writer,
you write. You don't hold your
fingers and whine about.
writer's block.
Oh, sure, it's difficult getting
·started, crafting the first ·sen-
tence or two just right. But
once you get rollipg, the rest of
it goes pretty well.
Except, of course, when you
have trouble in the middle
keeping the piece on track,
arid toward the end when you
have to figure out a boffo close.
Otherwise, piece of cake (a
cliche the seasoned writer ·
sha.uld avoid like the plague).
There is certainly no short-
age of good column fodder
right now. I could write about
our grandson, the Trav, but h e
will be visiting for another
week and is thus a work in
progress.
. I always wnte a column
abo~t the fair, t>ut we ~aven't
been_ yet. A good arigl1._ might
be the Clairvoyant he¥Jllne on
a publicity release sent Ottt in
eal'.ly June by the fair's extraor-
dinary PR boss, Jill Lloyd:
MWeather experts confirm Iso-
lated storms will hit the Orange
~ounty·i:;m, •it read. They
surely did, in the wee hours
Sunday morning as that won-
derful thunder storm rolled
through town.
. Certainly a logical cdlumn
target would be the regrettable
withdrawal of Bill Popejoy from
ll.is job of trying to make some
sense out of the insane"l'lsylum
thcit is Orange County in the
summer of 1995.
But Popejoy's resignation
and the resultant return to total
power of .the likes of Vasquez,
Stanton and Silva ()'es, I have
PHOTOGRAPHY
fllp-Dopped on this bird) are
too depresling and frightening
lo contemplate right now.
The only bright side would
be if -as It is quite possible -
Pete Wilson a oints a kee~r
fi>r-Ofange Coun , someone -
who would supervise' the
supervisors. lt could be Pope-
joy, whom the governor greatly '
admires and respects. Delicious
prospect, eh? Theil there's the
new Pta·n 8 . And yoU ·thought
Me_&Jiure R wa.s bad1 _
No, I j'Ust can't get into ·a11
that mes~ today, so maybe I
really am suffering from politi-
cally-induced writer's block, an
especially virult:,nt strain.
To learn more about the dis-
which may be especially true or
writers.
There are numerous other
references in Bartlett's to writ-
ers and to blocks, but not one
that combJ nes the two. In_J!lY
research, however, I dJd come
across a quotation that I and
everybody else in the world -
including the redoubtable
"Dictionary of Ctiliural Utera· er • -haVe been misstating for
hundreds of years. It is that
favorite banality, "Chip oU the
old'block. •
Th4t is not correct. Among
the voluminous eloquences of
Edmund Burke {a guy who
never copped-out with writer's
block) is this comment on the
ounger William Pitt's first
speeCh: ~Re Was not merely a
chip of the o1d bloc;.k, but the
old block itseU. •
History does not record from
whence came that extra "f " we
inevitably use when falling
back on the old wheeze. But at
least reader.s of this column
now know that it is superfluous
ease, I searched through my • • .
librnry, or referen<e books, and , Medicare and PPO ·INTRODUCTORY Ol'FER 1
1 not one mentions writer's
block. In the _•Djctionary of acrPpted. w·1'1 -I
Cultura l Uteracy, nowhere . ~ trim your corn11, I
between "a cappella ··and Caal• tlUrount~ for ral11111e11, 11Wl11 plu11 I
"zygote• is therE: even the HAIO palie11ta. whirlpool and root I
slightest mention of writer's m1u111age ror I
block. There is "block,.chip off I ·234 E. 17th Sa. #104 $24 00 I
the old" (see below for startling I D,~!!:=. .. n" Costa Mesa I
revelation) but no "block. ' I "H••-•••"' G"> • 2">">2 • I write r's." . L.s....,.~., u°""" c~ .. ifW.J di• dd ~:~1n•~· 7-ZH·"~ .J
There is also. Mwrite-in can-----------------------------
didate• and 14 pages of Mwrit-
ten English, ·conventions of.•
One would think ibis an ideal
place to discuss the phenome-
non of writer's block, but no.
Bartlett's doesn't have a quo-
tation that even faintly hints at
write r's block. There is Plato
noting, •There exists in the
mind of man a block of wax,"
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By nna Borgatta, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Residents
may see more police officers
patrolling the streets of Costa
Mesa within the next six
months.
On Monday, the City
Council approved a budget
adjustment that will add six
sworn officers to the city's
police force.
Last month, the council
approved a budget that called
for three new officers. But,
they decided to add six more
with money that had been
slated for a general fund
reserve account
•1t may take some time
before you see the new
recruits on the street,• Roeder
told the council during Mon-
day's meeting. ·sut I'm hop-
ing we11 get some transf en
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force, whereas an officer who
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The six new officers will
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assignments on each shift.
•This extra help is going to
go a long way when we haye
a special enforcement need
that arises, such as the one on
Shalimar Drive and the motel
enforcement,• Roeder said.
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Her ~ldence pldd •. Tbent ..
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By Tina~ lla4' "'°'
Ezpect . Jan Mittermeier, ~ County's newly apJ>omted interim cblel
executive officer, to take a more
c;tipJomatic approach to govern-
ment than William POpejoy, her
millionaire predecessor who
resagned last week, cba.rging that
his power had been cut.
• •BiD's (Popejoy's) style in a lot
al ways is to move out there,
make a decision and do it.• said
. MittermeieT, a Huntington Beach
resident who's woTked for the
county for 21 years.
-niat is the most efficient way
for one person to do it, but a gov-
ernment has a different objective
and locus.•
Mittenneier is scheduled to
take the county reins Aug. 1. She
says that unlike business, gavem-
ment i$'meant to provide the ser-
vices desired by the eled.orate,
which requires the elected county
supervisors to . be the ultimate
authority.
·sut she says she'll have the
same authority as Popejoy.
•The key is, will the board and
I be able to work together-in
enabling me to exercise that
authority,• she said
The CEO's job description has
changed since the bankruptcy,
she noted.
"The old administrator bad no
authority,· Mittermeier said. •tte
was simply an informational con-
duit and the office-that prepared
the budget.• Department heads
could even go straight to the
Boa.rd of Supervisors for a deci-
sion, she said.
Now, she said, department
heads will report to heT and she
will decide which issues are
important enough to ~ring before
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the board. She will also recom-
mend paths she thinks the board
should tollo)V.
Mitt.ermeier said she plans to
bring all key issues -With her
recommendation -before the
county Board of Supervisors for
approval, something board mem-
bers accused Popejoy of not doing
enough.
As interim CEO. Mittermeier
will also pull together the county's
final budget. which must pe com·
pleted in August. and keep the
recovery on course, she said. She
has also appl.i,ed for the perma-
nent CEO position.
Bill Mello, a vocal opponent of
Popejoy and his failed attempt to
pass the Measure R hall-cent
sales tax, said he hasn't yet made
up bis mind about Mittermeier.
·0ne thing dlat'• a little
encoUt8giD9 ii that she ¥s an
MBA so she has better t>usiness
t.raming than the pe<>ple who nor-
inally run government." he said.
Mittermeier, meanwhile, says
sjle's made John Wayne Airport
an economic success. As director
ol the airport. Mlttermeier said
she used the teamwork approach.
which she found the most effec-
tive way to get thirigs done and
Sidewalk Sale Jtily 22 & 23
The sun, the moon, a·nd the stores .
. . FASHION IS£ANID .
NEWPORT 8 EA C H
gather Ideas.
•WhiJe the buck stopi nt my
desk, J expect (employees) to con-
bibute to the overall benef.rt of the
airport,• she sa.td. ·
She says her qualifications
include strong firiandal and M d·
lytical skills. •1 know I have an m-
depth knowledge of bow the
county works and what issues d rP
important s1mply because l'vp
worke9 with the county for a long
time," she said.
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volunteer di~dory
• ntl VOWNT1a DmCTOllY nn ind~.,.. needed. For fur. periodic.ally In the O.Jly Piiot. lfyou'd like ttw Qft Nrfl, 646-7181 .
Information on o-tt!ng 'J04lf organlZAtion
listed, call 642..tJ21; ext. 331.
support group=formed by Heritage House, a submlnce abuse
flmilies. For Information. can Larry Mari-
otti at 7» 1114. .
variety of programs with the Orange
County ~· For men lnfonnlt)on.
c.all~.
MASTD OtOMLE <J OC
The pwfomtlng lttS~ needs
volunt9en for compuw itlp.lt. tidcMing.
fiRng and Nlndling phones. For infotma..
tion, call S56-Q62. •
BAU.ET PACJACA
The Ballet Padflca Guild, a lt'Olum.et support group for. Ballet Padflca, needs
volunteers for a varle\y of tasks. For Infor-
mation. c.all Molly Lynch at 642-9275.
8'G BROTHERS, BIG SlSTtRS
Men and women over 20 years of age.
having lived In Orange County for six
mon1fis and on the job for at lost three months. are needed to serve as big broth-
"'or big sisters for children 6-16 from sin-
gle-parent homes. For Information, call
544-n73
IOY SCOUTS OF AMauc::A INC
Volunteer opportunities Include fund-
raising. program development and train-
ing to existing troops and J)lds. For
more informatioo, call DeYotl Dougherty,
546-4990.
IOYS AND GIR1.S O.UBS Of
COSTA MESA//NEWPOKT BEA04
The three area Boys and Girts Oubs need
volunte« coaches and art or a aft woric-
shop teachers. For loc.atlons and addition-
al Information, call Dick Powers, 642-2245.
CENTENNIAL FARM TOURS
Volunteer docents are needed at the
Centennial Farm at the Orange County
Fairgrounds "in Costa Mesa. can Ginny
Smith, 708-1517.
CENTER FOR CREAllVE ALTERNATIVES
The Center for Creative AlteJnatives, a
non-profrt charitable or9anization which
wortcs through the United Way, has a
need for volunteers, graduate level
interns or trainees. For information, call
Karen, 642-0~77. •
COUEGE HOSPfTAL
The College Hospital Costa Mesa Auxil·
iary is seeking volunteers to perform def.
ical, reception desk, gift shop and other
duties at the hospital. For Information,
call 642-2734, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
COMMUNrTY HOSPK:.E CARE
Community Hospice care, an organiza·
tion that provides medical and emotional
support to terminally-ill pat~ and their
families · in Orange County,· needs volun-
teers in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach.
For Information or registration, call Ondy
Laird. 978-7447.
CONSUMERS FOR LEGAL REFORM
GI.ASS MOUNTAIN INC.
VolWlteers are needed to OS physlc.atly-chlllenged adults who meet monthly for
educatronel, entertainment and social
~ Forlnformatlon. c.all 779-3441.
HAT CONNEC110N
'The Hat CoMectJon Is • women's phll-c
anthropic ~ of the Olllmber of Cofnmerce which leMIS the c:ommunltles
of Cost.a Mesa and Newport Beach. For
lnfonnatlon. call Kay Walbutger, 650-
2144.
HEIUTAGE HOUSE AUXILIARY
Volunteers are needed for an auxiliary
re«Nery home ~and parent-
ing women and 1t*c' children In C'.olt.a
Mesa. For more lnfonnatlon. call 646-
2271.
HIGH HOPES HEAD INJURY PROGRAM
The High Hopes Heed• Injury ~am's
RN Center In Costa Mesa, a non-profit
organization seNlng the needs of he.d-
lnjured adults and their famll~ Is seek·
Ing volunteers. For Information, call 646-
7458.
HOSllCE fAMl.Y CARE
Hospice Family c.are ls seeking people to
help with errands, visits and companion-
ship to terminally Ill patients and their
INTDFNTH CX>UNCI.
The Newport·Mes.·lrvlne Interfaith
Council, an umbrella organlz.atlon for M!'ll-
eral area setVke groups, needs volunteers
aqlw In the local congregations. For
infurmatlon, call c.arol Brown, 548-3283.
KIDS CANCER COHNECT10N
The Kids canc:et Connection Is an orga-
nization dedkated to the emotloN~ edu-
atlonal and financial needs of children
afflicted with c.anoer. VoluntMrs are need-
ed. For lnfonnat.lon. call 851-m4.
SUSAN G. KOMAN MfAST CANCER POUNOATION .
Volunteers are needed to assist on a
MAKE-A..wlSH FOUNDATION
Mak•A-Wlsh foundation of Orange
County, 'Nhose mission Is to mike ll'MleS
come true for chlkhn with lit.thruten-
lng ~seeks~ to O«UPV a
variety of positions. For lnformatJon, call
Giida, 476-9474.
MAROf Of DN£S
'The Marett of Dimes office In~ Mesa
needs volunte«s for fund..qising commit·
tee, speaking opportunities, ocr.aslonal
office woric and help with bulk mailings.
For information. c.all 631-8700.
H/EW DIETIONS fOR WOMEN. INC.
The l'lOl"r<pl oflt re<tNely <*1ter for adult
women with ekot'lof rd other" d'lembl
def* Ide!~ seeks vorunteen. c.an 548-
9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., °'call
Jay at 548-8754.
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY INC.
Consumerl for Legal Reform has an
ongoing n~ for llOlunteers to monitor
civil court judges. A computer and dona-•
tlons are also needed. For more lnfomla-•
tion call Batbara at 854-0881.
'COSTA MESA CMC'P\AYHOUSE
The Costa Mesa Ovic Playhouse needs
volunteers for ushering. backstage, rnall-
ings, typing, lights, and many other
duties. For more information, call 6~
5269.
COSTA MESA HISTORICAl SOOETY
The society collects Information, photos
and artifacts relating to the history of Cos-
ta Mesa and the Harbor area. Volunte«s
are needed for deriall tasks, computer
input and help in the library. For informa·
tion. all Olanes Beecher, 631-5918.
COSTA MESA LITERACY GROUP
The Costa Mesa Literacy Group needs
volunteers to help people become literate
or teacti English as a secona language. For
information, call Fuller, 548-3384.
COSTA MESA SEMOR CENTER
The IT)ulti-purpose senl0r se<vkes facill·
ty. located at the comef of 19th Street ai Id
Pomona Avenia, seeks volunteers for a
variety of~ For more Information, call
645--2356 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
DEFORE FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS . .
Defore Foundation for the Arts. a noo-
profrt organization dedicated to dance at
151 Kalmus Drive, G·3, in Costa Mesa.
needs volunteers. For more Information.
call 241-9908.
DISCOVERY SHOP
Discovery Shops are run by the Ameri-
can cancer Sodtoty. Volunteers are needed
and no special skills are necessary. For
information. call 640-4m between 10
a.m. and 5 p.m . .
DfSPUTE RESOWT10N SDMCES
Dispute Resolution Services needs lt'Olun·
teer mediators. case spedallsts and out·
reach assistants to help In • variety of,
mediation cases. Bilingual language skills
are needed for both office volunteers and
for mediators. For more lnforination. call
250-0488.
EASTER SEA.LS Easter Seals Society needs volunteen for
ongoing clerical work. help In programs
for children with diSabillties and to help
with special ewnts. For information. call
834-1111 .
EXCHANGE QUI OUlD AMISf PMVEN-
TION CENTER
Volunteen are needed to hefp famlUes
where an incident of child abuse has been
l'9pOft8d and. meml made by the cooo-
ty, and to woric with families of high-risk
victims of parental drug addiction. For
Information. call 722-110}.
M11tWW DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER
The Fairview DewlopmeoUI Center In
Costa Mesa needs volunteen, and ~
tlons are welcome. For more lntorm.tlon.
call 957-5114 ~ 8 a.m. to 4-10 p.m.
ASH HAR'°" AN.A INC.
Friends In Serva to Humanity {FISH)
offers emet gency mistMlCe to dlOM In
need and provides the Mobile Mee1s pro-
gram. Volunteen .,. needed to help In •
variety of arus. For more ~
c.all Debby, 645-8050.
POOO oemmunoH cana
The Food Distribution c..-. Orange
County's private non-t>rOflt foodber'ilc. n..m voluntMn to Inspect .nd IOf't
donNd foodJ and to he4p wtth ~ FOr men lhfonNdon. CAlll the ~.
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TM Friendl of the Cat.a MIU ~ ,... YOluntlen. Fer ltdOn"nltion. Cllll b
Ubr8fY, 646-8145.
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Al THIWDAV. JUl.Y 20. 1995
DIVOllCI MIDIAllOll .
A free talk about dtvorce medi~
ation, an oltemettve to the tred).
ti!_nal two attorney divorce, is OIJered ol the third Thursday o1
every month with attorney Al1da
D, Taylor and psychologist Lee H.
Solow-Space is ,ltmiled, _reserva-
ti~ns are required. For more infor-
mation. coll 863-9590;
~TAX WOllKSHOP .
The Internal Revenue Service
is conducting a free tax wOrk-
sh.op for smNl business owners
frlj>m 10 a.m . to 4:30 p.m. in the
Costa Me a .Libr4r:r, 1855 Park
Ave. Topics include small busi-
ness set-up, types ·of· business
e ntities, business income and
expenses and self-employment
tax. Registration ,is not required
and seating is on a first come,
first served basis. Call the IRS at.
6434060, for information.
WEALTH MANAi;EMENT
The Financial Education SOci-
ety is offering a free seminar
from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m . titled,
~Estate Planning -O bj ective:
Pay the lecist iq taxes using Char-
itable nusts. • The ·seminar is
part of a· swnmer series held at
Villa Rosa (resid ence), 1711
lrvine Ave, in Newport Bea ch.
Seating is limited and re:;erva-
tions are required. For reserva-
tions, call 646-3000.
• vnEAANS MEEllNG tion ls not necessary. For intormo-
Members o.re being sought lor tion. coll 71743800.
a new Veterans of Foreign Wan USC ALUMNI MlXER
post l.n Newport Beach. Monthly The USC Newportllrvtne Club
meetings are .held oo the third ls hosting a mixer at the Ware·
Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. house ftestaurant. 3-450 Via Opor-
to the Harbor V1ew Community to in Newport Beach. USC alum·
Center, • 1854 Port Westboume. ni, fans and friends are welcome
For information, call Richard to attend, Ute 6 p.m.1 event. Foe
Hohmann at 650-0361 ·or Pete information, ca,U 250-4USC or
San4ro at 548-!;049. --Steve M oses at 760-2405.
ORAMA CLASSES PUBLIC RElATIONS SOCIETY
The Newport Beach Commu-MEETING
nity Services Oepa.rtment is offer-Learn the secrets behind
lng a variety of drama classes th.is award winning public: relations
swnmer, aimed at helpin9 teens professional Bill Robertson's Suc-
and adults develop acting and, cessful MMigh ty D\Icks" cam-
publlc s~aking skills. ·~:tand-up paign. The Winner of hockey's
C9medy~ ts' a~essi lE*'--Pillrrnm award ~rot the
shqp that runs. from 7-9 p.m ._ on · NH'L's best public relations staff,-
consec\.ttive Thursdays, inside the will be speaking at the Qrange·
· Oasis $enioT Center in Corona del County Chapter of the Public MM -located at 5th and Mar-Relations Society of America's
guerite. The cost is $35: To regis-QOOn meeting, in the Ne)'lfX>rt
ter, call 644-3151 or visit the Com-Bea.ch Sheraton Hotel, 4545
qiunity Services Department, MacArlhur Blvd. The CoSt is $27
3300 NeWpOrt Blvd. in Newport roi; members, $23Jor students and
e'each. $35 rOr non-members. For reser-
CHILDREN'S LIBRARY PROGRAM vations, call 832-2037.
As Part of their Summer Read-BUSINESS WORKSHOP ·
ing Proqram, the Newpdrt Beach "How to Tum Yo'ur Arts and
PubU.C Llbrary is sponsoring a fr~ Crafts Hobby lnto a Profitable
program for children in first Business" is the title of an Orange
through fifth grades, titled "Star Coast · College workshop from
Spangled Crafts and Stories." 6:30 p.m . to 9:30 p .in. in room 110
The program is presented by sto· of OCG's Counseling and Admis-
ryteller Barbara Klein at 10:30 sions Building. Ernest Fox, co-
a.m . in the Balboa Branch Library, owner of an antiq9es stor~. will.
100 E. Balboa Blvcj.. Preregistra· teach the "ins and outs• of th~-
As featured In . All•r• and,_.,,, llMtt magazine!
Similar to a 4-year study at Rochnlw" UtJlv. and v.t·
Ing m«Jlcotlon and ocu1:1.ncture for long t~m results.
crafts bwine!is. Topics will
lndude: locating wholesale sup.-
pllen, discovering the benefits of
networking and acquirin9 time-
1aving business strategies. The
cost is $39. To regi$t.,., coll •32·
588(), '
FRIDAY
BUSINESS· DEVELOPM ENT
The Consumer Business Net-
wprk, o non...membershi p net-
working group, is hosting a net-
working meeting at 7 a.m. in the
Tea Room of the Newport Beach
Public Golf Course. 3100 Irvine
Ave. Attorney Harold Stokes will
speak on, •Simpson Cas_e 'Side-
bar' • The Future of the .criminal
justice system..• The cost is $15.
For information. call 550-4785.
PARENTING SKILLS ClASS
Single parents are encouraged
to attend Orange Coast College's
Counseling Department. and R~
Entry Center's· nine-week, one-
half unit class, "Compassionate •
Parenting. 8 The class meets from
4 to 7 p .m. in room 102 of OCC's
Business Education Building and
i~ intended ltt eJg>1ilin how one's
childhood could affeq ·parenting
skills .• Also, a series of parenting
videos will be shpwn. For infor-
mation, call OCCrs Re -Entry Cen-
ter at 432-5162.
CHILDRt N'S ART ClASS .
"Kids and Angels: is the title of •
~ l·l•l·jl#lf{*l;Wo;'311~'4• .
. Newport Beach .
SE HAlllA IPAROL • OPEN SA
~llNllTI .
~~WI
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"'r··~·W S4•4»110
670 w. 17 .. It. ··---.
lent blod -"' ....,i.w
a six-week mul~edia art clul
sponsored by the Newport Beach
Public U)>rary from 2:30 to .f p.m.
in Cl1ff Drive Park. Instructor Usa
M orlan wW offer a variety of pro-
jects, Including p0<ceJaln angels,
wing chimes, angel-themed Jew ..
elry end picture framti. "(he cost
is $67, plus and additional SS
material fee. To register, call 6«-
3151.
SATURDAY. JULY 22
SENIOR RESOURCES EXPO
The Oasis Senior Center, 800
Marguerite Ave. ln Corona del
Mar, is sponsoring ·a fr~ expost.-
No·---Doilr-
lioo ol --orienlod productll.
RepreMJ'daUv• from more than so -will be on band to dio<Uss liMndal J)lannlng, health
insurance, travef, hearti>g aids,
legal uststance, electlic seooters
and more. Raffles for merchan·
'<Use, trips and services will also
be available. The event runs from
J 0 a.m. t o 2 p.m. a.nd a BBQ luncb
will be offered for a nominal fee.
For lnfonnation, call Vicki at 644-
3244.
f'lANNING YOUR ESTA.TE
Legal Options, 3901
MacArthur Blvd., Suite 200, New-
port Beach, sponsors <\ lecture
titled, •Protect Your A ssets • every
Fall Ern:ollment Now In Progress . '
Pre-School lhi:ougjt Sixth Grade
· • Individual Attenllpn
• Physical Educallon
• Computer Labs
•After School.,
Program
··Strong Cuniculum
• Music & oariCe .
•Traditional 3 A's
" Sma!I Classes
• Fleld Tnps
• Hot lunches
• Arts & Crelts
• SWimmlng Pool
~ Sumrnet' Camp
Costa Mesa
Age 2 thru grade 6 •
651 Victoria ~trcet
6:30 a.m. -6:30 p.m.
(714) 642-041i
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OPEN .. DUSE
Free Enrollment F~e
This D ay Only!
(For New Enrollments)··
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10:00 a.m. -12:00 Noon
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.Bring The Family!
Tour:..our friendly up to date campuses·. •
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'Age 2 thru grade 6
121 11 e··uaro SlrCCt
6:30 a.m. -6:30 p.m.
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replied_, "Why not? If rm willing to and inviting with iJ duvet cover: very
spend $500 on a blazer. wh_y rich with silk or canon jacquards;
shouldn't I spend at least as much on and romantic or sensual with
sheets ~at I spend one-third of my embroideries and lace.
life on? And I love the fact that the However they look, it's just
sheets have no urea formaldehyde frosting on the cake, according to
or chemicals.-Sandra from Between the Sheets.
Urea formaldehyde is what makes The comlort Is key.
fabric no-Iron, so the bad news is ~After nine years of sleeping on
that they should be pressed. these linens, my husband still does
"Of course. the crease police are the happy dance before he gets
not going to arrest you if you don't Into bed, anticipating the pleasure
press your sheets,n said Kate Karsen of slipping between the sheets. It's
of Pata is Royal. Mlf you dry them and his oasis at the end of a hectic day, M
don't fry them, and fold them the she said.
minute they come out of the dryer, For more information, call 640·
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Armoire is located at 549 Newport
Center Drive. across fronl Neiman
Marcus. Business hours are Mon. -
Fri., 10 a.m. -9 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m. -
6 p.m.; and Sun., noon · 6 p.m. Call
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Saturday at 10 a .m . Attorney
Debra Grimalla discusses how
wills, living trusts, charitable
donations and other tat reduction
strategies preserve the value of
an estate and help avoid probate.
Admission is fTee, seating is limit-
ed. Reservations may be made by
calling 252-5411 .
, GARDENING CIASS
•Begonias and Thelr care• is
th~ title of a free class being offer
at Sherman Library and Gardens
in Corona del Mar from 9:30 to 11
'"'T.l:n. Garden Director Wade
Roberts will discuss various types
of begonias and the class is open
to the public. For information, call
'673-2261.
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Attorney Irving Younger will
present a video seminar -titled
•ne Eipert Witness • -at 6 p.m.
in Hoag· Ho~ltal's Cafeteria
-·Meeting Rooms A and a,· 301
Newport Blvd. in Newport Beach.
Topics include _pre-bial consider-
ations, expert's testimony in court,
cross examining the expert wit-
ness and arguing the expert's
credibility. The event is sponsored
by Forensic Consu1tants Associa-
tion-Orange County and costs
$25 for members; $35 for guests.
An additional $10 is charged for a
workbook. for reservations, call
723-1114,
DRAMA CLASS
The. Newport Beach Conunu-
nity Services Department is offer-
ing a variety of drama classes this
sUIIUDer, aimed at helping teens
~ and adults d~velop acting and
public speaking skills. A·four-ses-
sion comedy class -·comedy
Acting Showcclse· -runs from 7-
10 p.m. Mondays, in the Grant
Howald Park's Community Youth
Center -located on the comer or
5th and Iris in Corona del Mar.
The cost '5 $70. To register,_call
644-3151 or visit the Conununity
Services Department. 3300 New-
port Blvd. in Newport Beach.
GAME DAY FOR KIDS
The Newport Beach. Public
Library is sponsoring a week or
fun for first through ftfth graders.
Beginning at 10:30 a.m. t~ay -
hula hoop contests, relays and
other games are scheduled to
take place at the Central Library,
1000 Avocado.
Other game da)ts will run at 3
p.m. Wednesday, July 26 in the
Vmcent Jorgensen Community
Center, 2005 Dover; and 10~0
a.m. Thursday, July"27 at the Bal-
boa Branch Library, 100 E. Balboa
Blvd. Preregistration is ncit'
required. Fo.r information, call
717-3800.
UNDERWAilR BEACH CLEAN-UP
Just because you can't see it,
doesn't mean the trash isn't there.
So the D.l.V.E.R.S. organizatioh is
sponsoring their SixlJ:l Annual
Underwater/Beach Clean~Up,
beginning at 9 a·.m. at Big Corona
in Corona del Mar. There is a $10
noon to 1:15 p.m. Al the Sfµzzi
rest.a.want, Triangle Square, COi-
la Mesa. For information, _s:all
Jason at e:i.-1005 ext. 220.
WEAUll MAMGEMENT
The financial Education Soci-
ety is offering a tree seminaffrom
1 _p.m. _to _!!:30 p.m. t!tled, •Gifting
Strategies -Slop !lifting to th~
IRS.• The seminar is part of a
summer series held at Villa Rosa
(residence), 1711 Irvine Ave, in
Newport Beach. Seating ts limited
and reservations are required. For
reservations, call 646-3000.
COOKIE EXCHANGE
Tile annu meettng o e
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will also be the sight ol the lim
Ubrary Cookie Exchalli1e. Partic-
ipants are invited to bring two
dO'len of their faVor1te homemade
cookies -along 0with 10 photo-
copies of the red~ -to the 7:30
event in the Park Avenue Branch
Library, 1855 W. Park Ave. A sto-
ry telling pr091:a.m will' also be
presented durinQ... coffee and
dessert. For reservations, call 646-'
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BUSINESS DEVEloPMENT
The Consumer Business Net-
work a non-m mbershi • net_,
working groµp , is hosting a net-. .
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workj.ng meeting at 1 a.m. in the
Tea Room ol the Newport Beach
Public Goll Coune, 3100 Irvine •l.ve. Lee Hueasener will speak
on, •pact.on in Choosing the
lpght InYestment Future.· The
q>st ts ,$15. For information, call
550-4785. .
MOTOllCYQ£ SWAPMEET
Co~e to the· Coors Light
Motorqycle Swapmeet from S to ~~~P·i11~ls th~n 0~3: c~:~.
40, feet of indoor space will be
filled 'th motorcycl~ parts and
accessories and more than 200
vendors will dispJily a varie.ty of
merchandise. Parking is free,
admission is $6. For information,
64-!151
$138
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fee for divers · beach clecp1ers are · ·, _. _ _ ·
---t•ree -anapmes will oo awardea--""(714f72t;8829TFilSlllOirBlanif011M)9 Newport Center Dr.
for most trash, most unique'>lrash , · ~ .. ' ·.
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and most environmentally. dam-
aging trash. The day will include
a hot dog.lunch, as well as a raf-
fle. Register by July 24.
Y25 -BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
The Consumer Business Net-
work. a non-membership net-.
working group, is hosting a free
networking mixer at 5:30 p.m. in
Qie Tea Room of the Newport '
Beach Public Golf Course, 3100
Ir,vine Ave. For infomiation, call
550-4785.
ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP
This on-going group specia1-
. i.zes in the needs of indiViduals
who have sick .and/or dying ani-
mals in their lives. It meets eve
Tuesday, from noon/ to 1 p.m. at
3101 W. Pacific Coast Highwa)r,
Suite No. 311. Newport B~.acp.
Cost is $15 per person/per gr~~P·
For more information, call r2-,58B. .
NATURE TOUR'
• Learn about the nigJ:it life of
the creatures of Upper/Newport
Bay dwing a night walklng tour
led by UNB Ecologi{al Reserve
naturalists. The.J.o.w pieets for an
orientation at 7~0 p~ in the Big
Canyon parking lot. 1 Big Canyo1
Drive ln Newport Beach, and th1
tow begins at 8 p.m. The cost i·
free Jor California Wildlife Cam
paign memben and $13 (the prtc1
of me mbership) for non-mem
_ ben. Children younger )than 11
are tree. but must be accomp,
nled by an ad.ult. Por reservation
coll 640-67,6.
WIAL1ll MMIAGEMENT
lbe Flnoi\dal Edu<atlon Sot
ety II a11er1ng a l1ee ...runar fro•
7 p.m. IQ B:JO p.m. titled, "Lt•
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Glow of opening night sparks discussion of ~s possible demise
• I . -J oupb and UNI A•ntag that featured a standout perfor· wblcb ii juat what Congress ii porting tbe arts. Government
Technicolor Dreomcoat mance by Adall Nty u broth· doing UUI week.• I hu no~b.meu la abow busl-
opened at The Orange er Sim.eon in the number Congress iii. Ut fact. clOM to neu.
County Peiform.lng Arts Center •n ose Canaan Days,• it wiping out the NBA. Severe Mark Chapin Johmon
Tuesday. In the words of arts seemed appropriate to add a lit• budget cuts, u proPGMd and agrees.
ftatron Mu k Chapin Jolanlon,. tie substance to the society , pused by the U.S. House ol In what be termed u bis first
inancial benefactor behind U\e min~ling. RepresentaJives Will ttllminate p ublic rnpODle to the lmpor·
-1.-,11.r.oductian..1wish..thal e'loRJ.o: federal funding of~ more than 50% of NBA funding tant luu e, John1on commented,
very adult ticket purchased for the ational Endowment of the over the nexftwo years. Th~ -·ram stfOhgly aQ'a.inlt a:nyqov-:
ted to the philosophy that the
prtv1te i.ndividua.l lhould 1up-
port whatever form of the arts
·they 10 choose. The Center
operates in the black due to
community support. We are a
role model for. the arts, without
government involvem·ent. •
Another lifelong arts patron,
Vesta Curry, said. she lS
Mabsolutely opposed to tlie
elimination of The NEA. •
show, the box office would '}Its. ·What better ttn:ie and · outcQme, though, stlll un~rtain, _ emm,nt tunding of the arts.
sist that a ticket for a child be pJace to ask taxpayers if the pending debate in the Senate, Govemu\ent has lJ.n\lted
ught. Parents, bring your government should fund the is a portend of probable disas· resources. U lndividua.l ta.xpay-
. dren', this is the show they arts than following an uplifting ter·for many federally funded ers a1 an over611 group will not
ll l~ve. • romp in' the theater. b . W . 1 arts programs. , support the arts, then why
Jolinson, attending the open-The Newport-Mesa crowd ·-Oran e County arts patron should the govern.meet that _J.J,._--'<~nq-ni,gh't-p,remiere-and-party--~began-gulpin~~cb an who wUb er re resents them dedicate the
wJth 1o".ely :BUbara IUller, pagne as the question circulat-husband John Crean generous· o an o ese same ax.payers
.!The children are the ones
who will suffer. There is
already little or no arts funding
in the ublic schools. U it is·
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Rielegant, ice-pink satin pantsuit, •u our govenim.ent is going grand opera to children's pro-port as individuatsi•
scene, a generation will grow
up not knowing the opera, the
symphony, the ballet, the the-
ater. Studies have shown, o'9'er
and oVer, that a soclety·witbout
prt will perish. Wake up Amert·
ca,• she said.
mingled with the talented cast, to subsidize everything from "Fundamentally, I am opposed giams at local schools, was Johnson continued, saying "J
crew, 'and special guests enjoy-farms to factories, then the arts to the method and manner tax-. quoted in a n'ewspaper earlier realize.my view may be unpop-
p-"\ng midnight pasta and jazz at should be funded as well in payer dollars have funded this week supporting the pro-ular with some, especially with
irapporettis. Reaction from the some fashion,• offered a sertouS many of thes~ kinds of,pro-posed cut back. Crean's posi-some of those individuals J
pening-ni!'.fht crowd was Hal Harley attending the affair grams in the past. The entire tion is that the private sector work wtth on the b9ard·of Th~
pbeat. • with his pretty wife, Cindy. system is in·rieed.of revtmping, should be the only sector sup,-Center. However, I am commit-Lois Aldrin added, •we
"Wbat a joy, an absolute
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arbara Harris, ottending with
usband Ben and their family.
. Social doyenne Ela.ble Red·
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· The chic Btllilr Wallerich
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with the wonderful Catherine
'.fhyen-and her guest, Pamela
Street of Colorado. MWe
· bsolutely loved it, all of it, M
Wallerich said, glowing in her .
·summer suit of melon-colored
pique.
Joseph, headlined-by the
famous Star Search voice of
Sam Harris in Uie title role, is slip~r-star theatrical creator
Andrew Uoyd Webber's Broad-
way adaptation of the Biblical
story or Joseph from the Old .
Testament. The show was Web-
ber's first major theatrical
.endeavor, fir!rt produced nearly
lwenty-five years ago at the
Yoqng Vic, London, to less than
. overwhelming response. The
present version, which has cap-
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rest or the nation with its long
i}tnning tour, runs at The Cen-
ter through July 30.
Between bites of exceptional
gounnet pizza, kisses and
~udos for the talenf~d Sam
Hanis, Kristine Fraellch in the
1emanding role of lhd-,narrator,
ohn Ganun as the Phcvaoh,.
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essary, like fundlng for schools Thlo Is not on l!oue ot domi>crat
and health and space is neces-VI. repubHcan. It ii not eYell slm-
SAIY to the advancement ot sod-p\y an laue m '--.11o ..... , • he said. ety,• ·--.., "The omount ot -the feds
Astronaut Buzz Aldrl.n was spend oo the NEA is tnconM.
more cautiow. ~· Congreu ii · the
"The problem with the NEA is · arts U a 1Cap8901.l to ~er ~at arts funding has appeared Issue~ a tax-and-spend govern.-
frivolous, and downright wasteful ment gone berserk. Slashing the
to many Americans,• he said. 'NBA ts just a grand gesture ~ let
·They should have some better the people know that Congress
guidelines for expenditure, and plans to act on the defid.t. I-low
not be permitted to fun4 any and about really getting in and slash-
all avant-garde things that come ing weUare and all sort! ot other .
along. Federal funding of·the programs that are stiangling
arts, if it is to exist at all, should America?,Or would that offend
reflect the taste and desire of the too many constituents and impact
eopedA1ty the vllua1 and perfO<· .....,.-.
Parker then ul<ed the moot
dllllcult question ot the evening.
"J1 the wealthy, conservative
arts patron that favors cutting
government funding ot the arts
plans to continue their own per-
IOllal support of various pro-•
grams, do thff believe that their
Individual largess wUJ be perva·
sive enQt.\gh to otter an atmos-
p here ol unrestrlcted creativity
enabling the visionaries of tomor -
row to Dourlsbf• he said.
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,.. wedding
CARR -DUPRE . ' Coleen Carr ot SL Louis and
Anthopy DuPre ot Newport Beach
exchanged wedding vows St.
Anselm at the Avvey, St. Loulli,
MO On July 7. Their reception
followed in the Bellerive Country
Club.
The bride is the daughter of.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian L. Carr Jr. Her
attendants were Kathleen Carr, ·
'!Tacy DuPre, Michelle DuPre,
Mary Elizabeth Carr, Megan
Fitzgerald and Carrie Humphrey. public that funds it.• the election in 961 It's too easy to
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Shores, 'C{1:1esti.oned who would shame.•
Realistically, the great artist of
the futw'e is rarely in step with .
the mainstream of his or; her day.
U society as a whole does not rec-
ognize, support, and chance this
kind 'of creatlvj.ty, however for;
eign it may in fact seem at the
time, there will be no Picassos
Will the arts patron step up to
the plate and llq)pOrt individual
artilll that will be OD the street
without government granllf Or·
wUl they simply continue to add
their name and mc>Qey to accept·
ed. organized commtttees thill.are
all well and good, but a.re often in
existence only for the social
Import they oiler the partidpanl
No greatness, in the arts, or in
science, or in any human endeav-
or, has ever been achieved by
committee. A society that turns its
collective back on culture faces a
very .difficult future, polarized by
a widening gap between rich and
poor, and a shrinking middle
class void of the. enlightenment
afforded by a cultured world.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. Robert DtiPre and Mrs.
Andrea Dupre. His attendants
wre Brian Eaves, Matthew Carr,
Michael Llnnerooth, Trent Patter-·
son, David Harwood and Gre99
Hemphill.
make 'SUCh a decision. · Piul Gallagher, talented trav-
•Who ls to say what art eling cast member in the role of
deserves funding and what art the baker, grew up in Southern .
does not? Who, or rattier what California. ..
body of government is to decide "I am a product of. the cut-
just wbat'is in the best interest of and-slashed. California schools
pul;>liC morality, or most reflective resulting from, the passage of
of public taste at any particular Prop 13 in the late seventies,• he
moment in time?· said. ·cutting the NEA is tragic.
Another theatergoer, BW Park-There is so little rulture left in
er, interrupted. America. Soon, thEU'e will be
"A civilized society must fund none if we don't act to protect,
the arts. It must offer the best in support, and foster the arts -
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IN · DEFENSE OF WENDY LEECE
S pporters back school board trustee's
views on federal meal program.
not yet in school. While thl" depict;...· _,_t=e=tters be plat'ed in the recycling
ed child is cute, her lunch is not bin, not on page 131
the responsibility ol the Newport-ROB YARDLEY
Mesa Unified School District Costa Mesa
Frank Woodson said to Mrs.
I was very disappointed to Tedd
the letters under the sub-bead-
g •Best of Reade&Frottine"
1n the Comm~ Forum section
of your July 13 paper. Wendy
~. a trustee of the N ewport·
Mesa Unified School District, has
recommended that the distrtct no
longer administer a federal pro-
gram that provides bee lunches to
needy children during the sum-
mer. In response to her suggestion.
the attacks on Mrs. Leece by your
readers were vibiolic.
Betty Behr said that conserva-
tives (and by inference. Wendy)
sh.Quid, • ... stop bying to damage
c:hUdren. •Frank Woodson said
that her comments were, • ... unin-
fo.r\ned and typical extremist.•
Judy Mader said that she is saying
a, ., ... ridiculous, punitive, hateful
thl.tlg ... " Her comments were,
• .. ,racist and crass," and she has a,
• ... biased attitude. .. " according to
Lynne Coenen.
The charge that. " ... this woman
has a real problem with ethnic
people ... " was leveled by
Stephanie Petta. while Lee Martin
says that Mrs. Leece wants to give
the federal dollars earmarked for
poor children. • ... to her rich
friends."
II these unsubstantiated, untrue,
ad bominem attacks are among
the best of your readers hotline, I
shudder to think of the worst.
Three letters played on the
theme that hungry children can't
learn properly. The issue being
addressed is the administration of
the summer program -school is
not in session. The child being fed
in the photograph accompanying
the letters is 3 years old and she is
l..ee<'e, • ... (you should) start domg
the job your were voted into office
to do ... • Mrs. Leece's job is to serve
as a trustee in the Newport-Mesa
Unlfied School District, not to ·
administer a federalwelfare pro-
gram.
It is not the responsibility of the
Daily Pilot to print every letter that
comes in. Some of the letters were
well-written. Bonnie O'Neil's letter ·
was cogent and intelligent it
would have served better above
the fold than Ao Martin's rambling
non sequitur •. but tt was "buried"
as the 19th letter printed in the
lower section.
It saddens me to see spurious
attacks on a genuinely loving per-
son like Wendy Leece granted a
public forum. I hbpe that in the
future you will exercise better edi-"
torial discretion and let the "worst•
After reading the hateful letters
people in this community wrote
about Wendy Leece, it showed me
why we are in trouble.
Here are some of the fallacy
mentioned:
1. It does not cost us anything to
feed these children. Yes it does,
aroW1d $38,000 a month in the
summer and you could probably.
quadruple that for the school year.
2. Do what you were elected to
do. That is one of the best com-
ments because. ~e education ui .
this state and county has declined
over the last 10,· 20, 30 years: Mrs.
Leece is one of two people on the
board who is doing what she said
s}\e would do: cut waste, get
teaching programs back to basics,
and try to bring pride back to this
The giant T-shirt above a business at 17th Street and NeWport Avenue won't be visible after Aug. 5 MARC MARTIN I DAllY PILOT
.. gains
I NEWCEO
Jamee Mltte rme1er. John Wayne Alr-
po11 chrector. hds taken over as interim
CEO of the county, re placing William
Popejoy, who resigned.
PIGLETS
The swine population at the Orange
County Fau grew by 26 when two
Hdmpshire sows -Sunflowe r and
Sweet Pea -both gave birth last week.
GOLF TOURNAMENT
N ewport Bea ch's gain was Costa
Mesa's loss when the Toshiba Seruor
Champ1onstup signed a two-year con -
tract Wlth the Ne wport Bedcb Country
Club. The tourname nt d ebuted in
Ma rch at Mesa Ve rde CC in Costa
Mesa.
SPEAKER'S OFF1CE
Asse mbly speaker Doris Allen, who has
been shunned by Republican col-
leagues who say she conspired with the
Democrats to gain ·her position, will
open her regional office in Newport
Beach on Saturday.
losses·
BIG T-SHIRT
Large infldldble signs,
like the infamous ye llow
T-shirt over a 17th
Street busm ess, have
been banned as part of
Costa Mesa 'i, new sign
ordinance .
REA CENTER?
Costa Mesa officials say
the city will terminate
its lease with the Rea
Community Center if
the federal government
yanks funding. It could
leave a dozen commu-
nity groups homeless. ~
WATERWEU
Newport Beach's plan to
import water from
Fountain Valley could
be delayed following
some ch anges in cin
ordinance in the neigh·
boring city.
school distrid
Remember Mrs. Leece dkl not
vote to borrow 5'7 million to put
into the Orange County fund. Mrs.
Leece was not there when the
board let Steve Wagner embezzle
5' mWion to $5 mUlioD.
Mrs. Leece was not there when
this school dJ.stJ1ct had a superlri-
tendent for 20 years nmning • •
around town with a chauffeur. a
car phone and a huge expense
account Mrs. Leece was not there
when the district was overstaffed
and wasting millions of dollars
each year.
I hope the. people who wrote in
will start going to the school dis·
tr'id meetings and see what is
going on. You will all be swprised
how the board is really trying to
get this school district back on the
right track and teach your children
and grandchildren how to read;·
write and do math.
Before you start throwing
stones, make sure you are throw-
ing stones at the right thing. Get
WendyLeece
involved with your school district,
your local city government, your
county govenunent and your fed·
eral government.
DONWIUJAMS
Costa Mesa
correspondence
Who's the best~
for the county?
Republican millioruure boss
Buck Johns was Q90ted on
Saturday attacking the
appointment of Jan MittenJteier dS
-tnreriffi CEO ct Orange County
because she is a Demociat instead ·
of a partisan Republican po)itidan
like Hugh HeWitC a'nCI because her
appoinbnent supposedly repre-
sents the status quo instead of the
change the voters demanded
when they voted down Measure R.
Mr. Johns is as wrong as he
could be. Appointing a competent.
experienced administrator instead
ct a political insider who has never
beJd an administrative job in his life
is real change in Orange County.
• Ch005ing an appointee on the
basis of merit instead of politics is
real change in Orange County.
And misreading the mandate of
the Measure R def eat. as Mr. Johns
manifestly bas done, is the status
quo, not change.
In crushing Measure R, the
Orange County e}ej::torate vQted
against the five Republican super-
visors which Mr. Johns and bis
wealthy friends selected, financed
and told what to do, and their
Republican appointees.,
When they voted down Mea-1 sureR., the voters refeded putting
ideologues with no qualifications,
such as Hugh Hewitt, into posibons
of power and influence.
Most important, on June 27 the
voters sent a loud and dear mes~
sage that they wanted solutions,
not labels, ideas, not rhetoric,
results, not more ol the same one-
party backroom politics that got us
into th.is mess in the first place.
Ms. Mittermeier, the Democrat,
is qualified because of what She
has already done and can do. Mr.
Hewitt, the Republican, is unquali-
fied because of his total lack of
experience. Yet Ms. Mittermeier
got the job and Mr. Hewitt didn 'l
Thars big, big change in Orange
County.
JIM TOLEDANO
Democratic Party Chair-·
Bill Popejoy, a single bedcon for
.supervisors.
His resignation has put the fox-
es in charge of the hen house.
JOAN NEVILLE
Newport Beach
Red cw:bs not the
answer on West Side
I want to compliment Tina Bor-
·gatta regarding West Side resi-
dents unhappy with plan (July 11).
We an feel that painting the curbs
red ~hen we already have a park-
ing problem is the worst tlung that
could happen.
The mayor and the Qty Council
are never there. and they decide
the red curbs are necessary. lf they
were down there they would
know. It's going to be an impossi-
ble thing. It is a bad situation and
the mayor is not helping.
CONRAD FORLER
Costa Mesa
Come join the fun on
cruise night
Has anyone ooticed the positive
spin-offs which have occurred as a
result of running the Daily Pilot sto-
ry entitled, "Cruising the Hard
Rock": in late May?
}e!1Y_ Hill and the Merchant-5
Association certainly deserve
praise for their efforts in organizing
this truly Hdassic car revival,~
which takes place twice a month in
the Hard Rock Cafe parking lot at
Fashion Island.
Not only do you see old friends
and acquaintances each month,
which is nice, but entire families
are turning out for the event. pro-
ceeds ol which go to the Make-a-
Wisb FO\llldation and the Officer
Bob Henry Fund.
The music and abn05phere is
nostalgic and exciting and during
or after the show everyone can
have dinner or do a little late shop-
ping.
1bis kind of community involve-
ment doesn'.t get any better, so
come out and join the tun next
time.
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KENT S. MOORE
Corona del Mar
• ' ' I
r~aders respond
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lReaders· say no to new Newport-M~sa diSttict office
I . -. . ,
'• Every respondent to Readers HoWne says Newport-Mesa
'shouldn't spend $2.9 million for new headquarten.
travel throughout the district to gather
materials, etc? Efficient staff at local
schools should be able to provide an perti·
nent' information.
These monies can be used to subsidize
other .general fund expenses, but it is a
lonq and complicated process. So what?
Get going on the process!
These finandal giants, and I include all
school bOOid members, ana Mac Bernd.
are at rt agam.
Is "lrttJe" Mac building a ·"big" monu-
ment.to himself?
MARY K. HACKER
CostaMesa .
JllOney for the kids. Why d_on'l they use it
for that?
Put the ~ offices in a tent if you
have to. I think it absolutely Oles in the
fa~ of common sense.
LEE GALE
. Balboa OOand
~is ridiculous. They are aying that
the lcicb don't have money and they w~t
to raise the tax to support the kk1s edu-
Cdtion. Yet they are~ on spending
$2.9 lnillion for their own gratifatkln on
new pl\l'dl dbceS.
\VhY can't this n;lQOOY be spent on ~ •
kkb and they nlake do with what they
have?
After all, the school dlltrtCt gets mooey
for the kids, oot for its own comfort.
DONNA. laANNICIC
c.aMa Mesa
This plann6d edurdoO cent8r may
• mipuva amDP ..... !Q -lftndll herd.Ao
believe. we oolmD\ricate with the ..-m
991bomtf all IM tbe and we dOn't tMsve
any ptObletn.
'
Fiscally, spending $2.9 miDion to save
$.50,000 a year does not make any sense,
you should be saving at least $150,000 a
year·or more. ·
ROGER BLANOfARD
Costa Mesa
Has anybody looked into converting
that building into'What they\heed instead
<Xbuilding a new one at the taJq>ayets
expense?
LYNN MBR•J!S
Ca;taMesa
I am disturbed and outraged by the
school board's decmon to proceed wit)\ a
new headquarters buildUig. ·
This again illustrates misplaced ptiori-
tles ct the school~
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CONTINUED FROM A1
Their reletionship was
described by Dahl as •on again,
off again,• leaving Mark.ham tn
the middle of the struggle
between his wile and mother. •u·s my understanding that
the lottery won't let you put (a
ticket) in more than one name,•
Dahl aaid. •so they put it in his
name, then made an agreement
between themselves to split the
money.•
· Dahl said Nicole felt entitled
to the money through "conµnu-
nity property" provisions.
•Tue wife's argument ls that
yes, they were separated, but
they were temporarily together
then and the ticket was bought
by Brian with community prop-
erty,• he said. "She thinks the
mother schemed with the son to
take her share. He's kind of in
the middle."
Dahl said state lottery offi-
cials put a hold on the check
until Aug. 5, at which time the
court will take the check and
keep it until the matter is
resolved.
..
PROBE
CONTINUED FROM A 1
But opponents maintained
that the issue centered on
racism. and was aimed at bus-
, ing the predominantly Latino
JoAnn Street students out of
the predominantly white
neighborhood.
School board member Ed
Decker, who voted\.. for the
boundary change, said the
decision was not racially
based. JoAnn Street students
who have attended Adams
can continue to go to school
there because of the district's
choice program, which allows
students to attend any New-
port-Mesa school, he said.
The civil rights office has
assigned an investigator to
case, according to the letter
sent to Bernd.
Decker confinnell that
Assistan( Superintendent
Robert Francy has talked with
investigators from the civil
rights office. Francy could not
be reached for comment
before press time.
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r eqwpment tnf onns 8 player when
he or he has been hit.
When they emerge from the
war 2one, players receive score-
cards which give them rankings
and tell them who they hit and
who nailed them.
"Peqple like to get 'that score-
card at the end. It's a challenge,"
McGuffin said. MThe kids from the
Pe ninsula and around Newport
Beach keep coming back. They'll
play all summer long.•
Birthday parties and church
groups often rent the game for a
half hour or longer.
McGuffin, 26, managed a simi-
lar game in Belmont Park in $an
Diego. That francluse was owned
by McGuffin's father, who lent his
son the money to start his own
franchise once the San Diego
lease ran out
McGuffin bas also entered into
a joint venture with Laser Force, a
British company which manufac-
tures the game's equipment.
]v1cGuffin's franchise owns exclu-
sive distribution rights for Laser
Force in North America.
"There's been so much interest
from different mvestors, • McGut-
ftn d. •This uied to be targ ed
to be a virtual reality game, but
now it' targeted for th repeat
customer.·
Luer Tag not new. Simila.r
games are operational m amuse-
ment parks throughout the coun-
try. McGuffm plans to open a new
site in North Carohna and at Six
Flags Magic MoWltain in Valen-
da. One investor wW even be
marketing Laser Poree products in
Brazil.
Although McGutfin says the
game's target market is in the 8-to
14-year-old range. adults are dis-
covering the fad as well.
Kim Gardner of Thabuco
Canyon took a group of six to play
Laser Tag Wednesday to celebrate
her son Chris' 11th birthday. The
family first played the game last
week when the Gardners were
vacationing on Balboa Island.
"My husband had a blast." said
Gardner. "He wants to come back
for his 41>th birthday. It's a lot more
fun when you come with friends
so you can gang up on each other."
And Chris Gardner, who
placed third during his birthday
round Wednesday, had simple
advice for anybody who hopes to
become a Laser Tag Top Gun:
"Practice," he said.
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trying to mak tt.
• J thought. what d cre-ep. •
Mill r is 4 tr an · ent whose
last known oddr was in Cos·
lll M , police Sald. Alter hls
an t. poliet'I took him to Hoag
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flower stand w her fll'St sum-
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and angry when she learned
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•1 don't know why, but I
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like a big bank -it's just a little
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Sky in the Orange County Fair's Ejector Seal Jeff was first to Qle ~.ljector Seat since the rtde's
dosing two days ago.
EJECTOR
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had to do it because it's here.~
I MacDonald was one of several
dauntless people waiting to ride
I the Ejector Seat even after it got
stuck Sunday night. leaving its
: 27-yea.r-old passenger, Jose Cis-
1 neros of Santa Ana, teetering in
: the air for an hour until Costa
1 Mesa firefighters rescued him. I JiJn, Sampson, a 75-year-old
1 Fountain Valley re1Jident, said h& I wanted to ride the Ejector Seat
1 because it looked interesting. He I didn't even consider Sunday's
acddent and thought being sus-
pended in air for an hour would-
n't be ~so bad.#
"It didn't throw (Cisneros) out
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Sun. 12ooon -5pm
into space,# Sampson said. ,
Sampson -who jokingly c;rled
out for help as he waited to be
launched -was the Ejector Seat's
third passenger of the day and the
third oldest person ever to brave
the ride in its 2 112-year Qistory.
The oldest was an 89-year..old
woman. followed by a 77-y~ar-old
woman -both at other fairs,
according to ride offidols. ·rm still shaking,· said Samp-
son, after the ride. •1t had my
heart going -it's had more apion
than usual.•
~ ride was cl~ for two
(fays w)dM .tt wa!I tDs~ected,
repaired, then tested seven times
before it opened Wednesday at
noon, acooi;ding to fair
spoke~ Russ Kibota.,
. The nde bad operate(\ ,nore
than ~.ooo times wi~t a hitch
prior ' to Sunday, owner Th&vis
Walsh said.
A new. safety device was
installed -0n the ride Wednesday
morning to prevent its metal arms
from extending more than a 90-
degree angle as it had Sunday.
preventing th~Jide from lowering
back to Earth, fair officials said.
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A SAMPLING OF EVENTS
• 10 a.m. Junior Baking Con-
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• 11 a.m. Senior Record Hold-
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• Noon. Senior World Grand-
parent-Grandchild Look-Alike
Contest at Budweiser Arlington
Theater
• 2 p.m. Cooking with edible
flowers demo at Craft and Cook's
Gallery1 Florist Follies Contest at
Kid's Stage
• 4:30 p.m . Goat Parad.:; at
Uvestock Area
• 5 p.m. Barnyard Fashion
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• 7:30 p.m. Marty Stuart at
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Dave Cadigan: announces
retirementfrpm NFL
QUOTE OF THE .DAY " •
• .. 1 want.ed llJ quit whm I was ~
anll I still lrlWe my health.·
• ·DAVE CADIGAN
• Cadigan announces retirement
•Following productive seven-year
NFL career with Jets anil Bengals, ,
Newv.ort Harbor High product says
it's time to move on to something else.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
LEUCADIA -Dave Cadigan, a Newport
Harbor High product on a short list of the
Newport-Mesa area's all-time football great\,
announced his retirement Wednesday after a
notable seven-year NFL career with the New
York Jets and Cincinnati Bengals.
"The game has been great to me, f've
played it hard, and I feel this is just the time to
oVercame career-threatening iajl,Uies. brealdngJ ·
bones in his foot and teartng ankle ligaments
in hi.$ rookie season, and tearing several'knee ·
ligaments, including the anterior crud.ate, and
chipping a femw in 1990.
Cadigan allowed the fe~est quarterback
sacks of any starting lineman in the NFL in
1992 (one) and had·what he termed his best
.season to date'in 1993, when he graded out
highf!1;t on the Jets' offensive line, which
combined to allow the fewest sacks in the
league and set a team record with eight
consecutive games without giving up a sack.
. After failing to renegotiate a .new contract,
he elected to bllf out the final year of a .
three,-year, $2.1 million deal with the Jets for
$25,000, so he could test the free-agent
market. move on and do something
else,~ said the 6-foot-4,
290-pound offensive lineman,
who earned consensus All-
American honors as a tackle
at use_
"I still .want to stay around
football, whether'it be as· a •
scout or a coach," continued 1 .
the JO-year-old Cadigan, who
. had two years remaining on
the $2. l million deal he
signed as a free agent with
the Bengals la~fall .. after six
"I know as time·goes
on, I'll appreciate my
career even more, but
I'm pretty blown a\Vay
by som·e of the things
I've accomplished. •
Cadigan then endured a
frustrating off-season, which
featured litt1e interest from
teams struggling to Sign
players with the existing
salary cap limitations.
He ended five largely
sleepless months by agreeing
to tenns in the preseason with
the Bengals, inking a contract
identical to the one he had
with the Jets.
-DAVE CADIGAN
campaigns with the Jets.
·r ve been thinking about U}is for a couple
rponths," continued Cadigan, who was the
. ninth pick in the 1988 NFL draft, after playing
ifi two Rose Bowls for USC.
·it's very difficult to walk out at the top of
my game after seven years in tl1e le"'ague, but l
wanted to quit when I was ahead and I still
have my health. I just got n1ani.ed about a
month ago and my wife Kimberly and I are
looking forward to stltrting a family.~
Cadigan, who was scheduled to teport
today to the Bengals training camp, wrote his
retirement letter to the NFL Tuesday and has
notified Cincinnati Coach David Shula of his
decision.
Cadigan started 14 games at guard for the
Bengals last season, missing the final two with
tom cartilage in his right knee:
• t.,. Cadigan, who also tiad a
five-week holdout before the 1993 season, said
his recent contract battles put a damper on
playing pro football. He downplayed it as a
factor in his retirement. hdwever. .
"I'd be lying if I told you that didn't bave
some impact, but I had a good year last year io
.Cincinnati and J enjoyed playing there,• .said
Cadigan, who plans to take the nex\ few·
weeks to reach Closure on his playing days.
"It 's difficult, and the last two days have
been sad,~ he explained. "I've been playing
footbatl every.year since I was 8 years old, so
it's a little weird to not be getting ready to put
on the gear and go to battle this year. A week
from· now, I think there will be more of a
feeling of relief, but righl now, there's anxiety
and sadness."
Cadigan said their is also pride in a career
forged through tireless dedication and hard He was also a starter for mOst of his tenure
with the Jets, playing both guard spots and
perfonning briefly at·tacKle. He twice
work.
• SEE CADIGAN PAGE B3
MARC MA.Ra.I I OAILY Pl.OT
Newport Harbor High product Dave Cadigan, whose bi.ltial NFL stop was with the New York Jets,
annuunced his ret:lre~ent from the game Wednesday, _saying •t was time to do something else.
Braatz hoping to catch a ·dream CdM's Lewis
&erVing leader •Estancia High softball in the United States,· U.S. softball
· spoke5Person Rob Babb said of the -~c~atcher..sets.g.o.al.DLearnin.,,__+-Pesttvat""U .. i>l•ye> wa>n'rgottrg-m-
berth on Olympic team as she be seriously · considered for the
begins comp~ting at Festival. Olympic team; she wouldn't have
been invited."
By Barry ~aulkner, daily Pilot
COSTA MESA· As Estancia High
product Leah Braatz ponders the
upcoming 1995 U.S. Olympic Festival,
the two-time All-American catcher
from the Univetsity Of Arizona
confronts a dilemma her battery mates
ilre never forced to face:
Mixed signals.
Because, with selection of the 1996
'U.S. Olympic team jtist more than a
month beyond her third straight
summer softball showcase, the
poWer-hitting backstop is mindful of
straddling the tenuous line between
ambition and expectation.
•1 don't want to put pressure on
myseU," Braatz said of the chance to
disp)ay her skills before America's •
national team selection committee.
·But, my dream has always been to
ma!ce the OIYtflpic team.·
Braatz shares these Olympic
aspirations with her Festival sottbdu
competitors, who view the foursteam
tournament, July 22-26 in Denver. as a
prime opportunity to bolster their
status among the 60 players taking
part. "It ls basically the top 60 players
Braatz, who in
two seasons in
Tucson has played
in two NCAA
championship
games (winning
in 1994) and
a.massed 39 home
runs, 144 RBI and
hit .375 in 136
games, has
indeed earned
such an invitation.
But, still a .
relative rookie
among the a cast
of elders with
years of
international
experience.
Braatz is careful
to mesh caution
with her
ever-increasing
confidence.
Leah Braatz
•tn my eyes and in my h eart, I feel I
should make the team, because I feel
J'm one of the· best catahers, • Braatz
explained. •But I know they are all
older than me and they have the
advantage of experience. If I make the
team, I make it, }?ut if I don't there's
always the next lympics. •
Though acknowledging she has
just begun to forge her reputation as
.. ,an elite player,
Braatz noted that
her tenure with
the Wildcats, a
pererl.n.ial NCAA
powerhouse. has
greatly
accelerated her
d evelopment.
•
•When you get
to .college, it's like
everyone is at a
high level, so
you're no longer
above everyone
else,· said Braatz,
who owned the
spotlight at
Estancia, which
afforded her.little
support. ·rve
.._,.__, always been a
~retty good
hitter, tiut I knew
my catching
needed a lot of improvement when 1
came to Arizona. I think I've gotten
that and I've been first-team
All-American tile past two yean. My
confic;lence is at an all-time high.•
Bra~tz. competing for the East, will
need all the bravado she can muster to
~ with-U'fe-blaztng-tastba:llsa1r..----1
elusive breaking balls hnrled
plateward by the Festival's collection
of pitchers.
And, with.the international distance
between home plate and the pitching
rubber considerably closer than in
NCAA competition (40 feet as
opposed to 43), Braatz admits she'll
need to be at the top of her game.
all's an adjustment,• Braatz said of
the altered pitching distance, "It's
definitely harder on the hitters.
because the ball gets <>n you that ,
much faster. But it's something I've
dealt with the last two swruners,
playing on women's open teams. And
besides, I always 'try to drive ttie ball
the otheJ way, rather than pull
everything.•
After-winning the national title as a
freshman, then claiming a gold medal
at last year's Olympic Festival, Braatz
iS hungry for a championship
perlonnance in Denver ..
"Last year (at Arizona) was hard,
because the final game (a loss to
UCLA) didn't tum out like we wanted
if to,• recalled Braatz, who J:::lelped the
Southern California Jazz finish second
• SEE BRAATZ PAGE B2
A LEARNING EXPERIENC ,
• Costa Mesa's ~atie
Grogan hoping to pick up
some pointers 'during her
blympic Festival stay.
By Bony F1ulkner, Daily-
COSTA MESA · ln addition to
her role u a driver on the West
women's water polo squad in the
U.S. Olympic -II, Costa
M.o Hlgb~ Katie Grogan plans
to double u a human spooge
during her llay In Colorado.
·1 want to abeorb u much as I
can trom the -ployen, •
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wide-eyed rpok:ie OD the U.S.
national team. "Every-dlance 1
gill to play with and against
them, and talk to thmn outside
the pool, 1 want to use it as a
learning uperience."
The -.spoken Grogan. who
will be ·a senior at Mesa UUs fall.
said she bu little trouble
summoning the nerve to
approach older plal""'.
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doing wrong, IO rm usually
pretty good about uldng -
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haven't played any matcbeo y<ll.
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experlence, wlUcb she._
could evolve bllo an ~Cll"'nilYI to compete in the 2000 Olympic
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CdM to hold alumni • •
flag: football tourney
• Second annual event. a
fund-raiser to help the
Sea Kings' grid program,
scheduled for the high
school on Saturd_ay.
CORONA DEL MAR • The
second annual alumni flag foot·
ball tournament, the 11th annual
lift-a-thon fund-raiser, and the
commemoration of the· Touch-
down CTff6"Fielabouse are among
the events taking place Saturday
at Corona del Mar High.
Some of the legendary names
of Sea King football are sch"ed·
uled to take part in the alumni
event, which begins with prelimi·
nary games at 9 a.m. and culnP-
nates with a championship game
slated for approximately 3 p.m.
Additionally, current CdM .
playen.wtll be ~ JDODef by
pumping tron. cubing in pledges
lrom sponsors for every poUnd
lifted.
Last years event iailed more
than 32,000, according to Roger
Roelle, CdM assistant coach,
strength coordinator, and orga •
nizer of Saturday's f estiv:ities.
Coach Mark Schuster's Cd.M
varsity staff will also host a Jr. All-
A.merican Clinic for youngsters
tnteTI!Stedln 1mpfoviiig lheir
skills, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m., and
cheerleading demonstrations are
also planned.
"We're expecting .at least 500
people to come and parti<;ipate, •
.Roelle said.
For information, or to sponsor a
player in the llft-a-thon, phone
the Cd.M football office (7 59·
1828).
Tachiki, Molus take low gross honors
NEWPORT BEACH -Neal
Tachiki and Mike Molus com-
bined for a round of 132 to cap-
ture low gross honors at the New-
port Beach Golf Course men's
club's pick-a-partner tournament
Saturday.
Bob Brownell and Jack Ston-
GROGAN
CONTINUED FROM 81 .
Grogan hopes to receive more
playing time for Mesa this
~eason, but all but one starter
returns for Coach Brian
Kreutzkamp, likely relegating
her to a reserve role. She ·
indicated, however, there may be
a girls team fornung at Mesa. as
soon as. this fall. .. Grogap aho figures to be a
centraJ figure lor Coach Matt
Wlutmore's swimlning squad,
having finished third in the
100-yard freestyle and fifth in the
200 indlviduaJ medley at last
son earned low-net honors With a
combined round of 114, while Hal
Green arid Bob Po~ (115), and
Curtis Herberts and Lee Crumb-
ley (116) were second and third,
respectively.
Green captured closest-to-the-
pin laurels on hole No. 2.
year's Pacific Coast League
Pinals ..
Grogan was also a contributor
to the Mustangs' league
champion and school record-
setting 400 free. relay quartet,
which placed 11th at the CIF
Southern Section Division ill
championships. Additionally, she
was a member of the 200 free
relay team,. which finished
seventh ~ ClF.
But Grogan's athletic future
definitely lies 'iii water polo,
where she hoE to land one of
the growing um~rs of college
·scholarships ,vailable, as more ·
schools offer the spc;>It for
women.
DAILY PILOT ALE PHOTO
Leah Braatz has her sights set not only on doing well at the
O lympic Festival, but earning a berth on the U.S. team for '96.
·BRAATZ
CONTINUED FROM 81
at a recent tournament, including
several international entries.
Braatz, whose sister Kim-, also
a former Estancia star, is in her ·
second season with the Colorado
Silver Bullets wpmen's
professional baseball team, said
the Olympic atmosphere is sure
to make the FestivaJ competition
heated. .
"It's going to be intense," said
Braatz, who cllso owns a Festival
bronze medaJ. HEvery one out
there is in the same state of
mind, which means they're all
looking forward to the
Olympics.·
OC C baseball camp set next week
...
Ameba splits two g~es
at Oxnard Spqrts Festival
•Corona del Mar under-12 youth boy~ club
soccer team completes summer campaign; ...
Fenno named team's MVP of tournament.
OXNARD • The Corontt del Mar A.meba, an .American
Youth Soccer Organization under-12 boys_ traveling team,
broke even at the annual Oxnard Sports Pesbval.
In the opener, Ameba defeated Simi Valley, 2-0. Scott Dean
opened the scoring on a cross .from center-half Brendan Fenno
at the 16-minute mark of the first ball.
Moments later, center fullback Michael Mulv~ey powered
0 26-yard sboUD the.Jett ide..Qf the goal1 ,b~ating the out-
stretched Simi Valley goalkeeper. Mulvaney s insurance goal
came at the end of a combination of short passes by Billy Eagle,
Derek Lewis and twin brother Brandon Lewis.
Dan Degheri, playing his first gaJlle ever at sweeper, cor-
nerbacks Riley Watson and Geoff Leech, the Mulvaney broth-
ers at stopper and goalkeeper Steve. Jen~a (fiv~ saves)
kept Simi Valley's offense in check, inSUnllQ Ameba s fourth
shutout of the swnmer tournament .season.
In a later game, A.nleba tied Balboa ·(San Fernando Valley),
1-1 in regulation on Fenno's breakaway goal, but came out
short in overtime, 2-1. It marked the final A.meba game for the
upperclassmen.
Named to the all-tournament team· from Ameba were
Degheri, Jendrusina, Dean and Sean Mulvaney. Penno was
named the .most valuable Ameba of the tournament.
The Ameba select tournament team will reassemble next
Thaillgiving to play in the lrvine Strikers' annuaJ soccer tour-
nament at UC lrvine.
For information regarding the Arneb~, contact Coach Jim
Noonan at 723-1031.
TENNIS
Duesler, Brooks advance; Meissenger
ousted at National Hardcourt tourney
HUNTINGTON BEACH -
Newport Beach residents Bob
-Duesler and Woody Brooks
advanced with third-round VIcto-
ries, while Costa Mesa resident
Mike Meissenger dropped a
hard-fought third-round singles
match Wednesday dl the United
States Ten.riis Assooation Nation-
al Men's Hardcourt Champi-
onships at Lindborg Racquet
Club.
Duesler, the fifth seed in the 55
· For Yo ur Co11venieiwe ...
singles, dispatched his opponent,
6-3, 6-3, to advance to today's
fourth-round match at 10 a .m.
Brooks, competing in Ute 50
singles division, outlasted Robert
Klsner of Huntington Beach, 7-6,
7-5, to advanc~t() today's 11 :30
a.m clash with Ray Lake from
Kansas City, Kan.
Meissenburg, who won his
second-round match·, 6-3, 6-2,
Tuesday fell to Dean Corley of
Tempe, Anz., 7-5, 6 -1.
•week-long session to
off~ instruction for boys
and girls ages six to 12
under the direction of
head coach Altobelli.
f!om 9 a.m.-2 p.m. eecb day at
the OCC baseball .field. The
baseball camp costi Sl 15. ·
fielding, hitting, bunting, slid-.
ing, pitthirig and teamwork.
Registration iS under way in
OCC's Community Services
Office, located adjacent to the
college library. The office is
open Monday through'. Thurs·
day from 9 a.m .-6 p.m , Friday
·from 9 a.m.-5 p1m. and Saturday
Now OPEN SATURDAY 8AM-4PM ·
COSTA MESA • Orange
Coast College will offer a week-
long . session of small-group
baseball instruction for ~s
and girls ages six to 12.
The session is scheduled foi;
JuJy 24-28 and the camp runs
WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS
Under tbe directtOn of OCC
head bueba.11 coech Jobo Alto·
belli. there will be instrudSon ·
for all skill levels. .
Altobelli Will be assisted by
bis staff and OCC team mem-
bers.
niecamp i5 ~ t<Hlelp
youngsters with the· proper
mechanics of baseball. The
coaches Will focus on throWing,
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CADIGAN
CONTINUED' FROM 81
•A lot ct people never thought I'd
get as far cli I did." he said. "I know as
time g~ on, I'll appreciate my career
even more, but rm pretty blown-away
by some of the Ullngs I've
accomplished. And I know I have a lot ~ people to thank who supported me,
mduding family, coaches, frlend.s and
other people in the NewpoJt Beach
community.
i.---".u., philosophy Wili lOiJrind out
every day, strive for higher goals, and
just try to get better every year. .
Somehow, I Uun.k I did that Playing
football is something I'm always go1ng
to cherish."
Among his many career bighlights,
Cadigan singled out signing his letter of
intent with USC and the day he was
drafted by the NFL. He also cited
do-or-die victories (one a USC-UCLA
showdown with the Rose Bowl berth at
stake and the other dJl AFC Eastern take some time pursuing future
opportunities in football. Division clash
between the Jets
and Miami, witll a
playoff spot on tlle
line) as his most
vivid on-held
memories.
· "I haven't talked lo "M y philosophy was anyone about a
coaching job yet. but I
plan to try lo hook on
with the ChdTQers m
some capacity, or
maybe San Diego
State," said Cacbgan,
who is good friends
with Chargers Coach
Bobby Ross cind laves
next door to San
Diego General
Manager Bobby
Beathard.
"I could talk dl.l
day dnd give you
more, but oft the
top of my hedd,
those are the
biggest momen~ I
can remember," he
Sdid.
Cadlgd.n, who
has been pmdent
to grind out every day,
strive for high er goals,
and j ust try to get
better every year.
Somehow, I think I
did that. Playing
football is something
I'm al ways going
to cherish. "
-DAVE CADIGAN
M People in footbdll
with his NFL mcome, said he is .
financially set. which will allow him to
at both the college
and professional levels have mcbcated
to me I'd be SOQ'le011e tlley'd be inter-
ested in having coach for them when
my playing days were over. I don't CdJ'e
if I'm making $10,000 a yedr or
$100,000, as long as I'm doing
sqmelhing that I enjoy."
D~ve Cadigan, at Newport Harl>or.
· Cadigan also plans to !.pend some of
his free time attending games rlt
Newport HaH:>or and USC this fd.1.1, cLS
well as increa.smg his commmuty
involvement
"I haven't actu.llly sat m the stands
for a football game since my sophomore
~ear in high school. so I'm loolong
forward to being a fan," he srud
"I'm also loolang forward to
spending 12 months in lhP Sd.IDe aty,
rather than having to spend the footbcill
~n away from Southern Ciliforrua.
Always having to move tlway for
football season really cut into the '
fulfillment r get from working witll kids
in the community.
"One of the lesson'i. I've learned is te
enjoy every day and every y<>M to the
utm~t Now, I'll have d chdllCE> to dp
that year-round."
t~AR( ~1·•~ff'J
·Dave Cadigil(l, as a member of the New York Jet,., during the 1993 s~son.
THURSDAY; JULY 20, 1995 83
Rersonal
watercraft
targets of
thieves
The hottest category in boat-
mg-lS'}>ersonal watercraft, Witll
s~es mcreasl1lg an average of
30% the past three yecll'S
Unfortunately, they are also
very popular with bOdt thieve.s.
accordJ.ng to the Bodt Owners
Assoaabon of The Uruted States
About 25% of boat thefts are per-
sonal watercrdft.
Advice from BOAT/US.: Lock
or ch4.ln your perl>onal wdtercraft
when it's idle and store it m d
secure pldce.
Other notes from BOAT/U.S.,
•DANGEROUSTIME· Boaters
should be especially ca.reful from
4 ·30-6:30 p.m. More people are
killed tn bodtin~ dCcidents dunng
this two-hour period than any
other tune pf the aay · ·
• HOWIAR CAN YOU SEEl.
If you're d Odrd d smd.11 bodt at
~Pd m de weather. it's possible
to mdke o t the shapes of prorru-
nent ldndplarks on shore (tall
bwldmgs or ttees) from a dis-
ldnre of dtlout eight aules
A large buoy 1s VlS1ble at two
rruJes. d smcill buoy al one mile A
pc>rsun 1s visible as a moVlilg
black dut dt dbout a mile. and you
should bt> dble to recognize
someone on shore at about 200
ydtds
•"SECOND IN COMMAND"·
Boat ownPrs s'hould 'prepare
somt•one - d spouse. other rela-
tive or frwnd -to bP.. their second-
tn-rommctnd 11 they're felled by
tJlnPss 01 m1ury whtle on an out-
mg
Even d reldtwely ounor C\CO·
dent touJd prevent the skipper
trom operdtmg the bodt lf that
happens. someone else on board
needs to know at least enough to
tdke charg~ unW -more ~xperl
enced help can arnve -other
bodten.. manne police or Uie
Coa.,t Guard
• SAFETY TIP Here's a week-
end bodtmg sdfety tJp: Keep an
Pye out for thunderstorms. wlucb
carp ( ommon this tJme of the year
You rdn detemune the dis-
ldOCt:>, tn miles, of an approadung
storm by rountmq the number of
se<.onds bt:?tween thP llghtmng
·flash and the thunder l:lap dfld
dtvidmg by hve
PUBLIC NOTlCES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC ~OTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
CELLANEOUS MAPS, IN No .. Page No., u Otticlal TRUSTE E, P.O. BOX PUBLIC NOTICE The collateral ro be i.old o clock p.m orr 3rd day or Orange County Homeless dent Fictitious PUBLIC NOTICES THE OFFICE OF THE Records In the office of the 8003 POMONA CA and referred to 1n the p<e· August. 1995, at which t.mo lss .. os Task Force \CA) This st.itemont ...as f, ud Business Name
COUNTY RECORDER OF County ReeOfde< of OR-9176e, 909 397.:J910 cn•1293770 ceding ptlragraph consists such bids shalf t.e ope1 od t6012 M tcl'hl I Ave tr\1110 ..... th tht County Clerk ot Statement PUBLIC NOTICE SAID COUNTY. ANGE, State of California, 8 . SR FEROUSON NOTICE OF SALE or all or the Deotor s r•ghts and read for RIVER AV· CA 92714 , Orange Count)' on Ju1y 3 The tollOw•ng persons are T,,_ pr~ address OI executed by MICHAEl. Fl-'I• • • 1 '" the follow.ng· 40000 ENUE WATER AtlD This bus.re~s is con· 1995 do•ngt>usinessas
l
Loan No.: other common dNlgnatlon OUCCIA ANO NANCY E. Fl-ASSISTANT SEC RE· t~~uant 1f1SKhon 6S04 SHARES OF TfiE COM· SE'.VEA MAIN REPLACE· ducll!d by 3 corpo1a1.on ' Fl5!512155 NEW p ORT BE Ac H
FREY/KERSCHNER of the real propetty herein-OUCCIA 11USBANO ANO TARY ~ercl:i ~~~:rn':Ho~gs MON STOCK OF GOLF MENT PROJECT Ha.e you sianed ao.ng Putt shed Ne .... port Beach· HEALTH SOCIETY, 168C ,•
A.P. ftUMBER above dnet1be<I Is pur· WIFE, AS JOINT TENANTS, Published Newport MATHEWS ('MATHEWS.) LEARN I NO CENTERS, Con1ract N~ C·3050 business tet' Yes 1969 Col.ta Meu Daly PilOt July Tushn Ave., Costa Mesa
117-454-02 ported to be: 1218 CAM· WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Secured Pany under thai INC A CALIFORNIA COA· Engineers Estimate Orange Ouf'ly Homeless 13 20 27 August 3 1995 CA 92627 RESS O d N BRIDGE LN NEWPORT AUCTION TO HIGHEST Pilot July 6 13 20 199.S Pl A PORATION $473 700 Issues Tas• forcl' Tam 91\.c Or f.A•chael E B3ln 225C r •r o.: BEACH CA92660-5600 BIDDER FOR CASH, ' ' · ThS9fl ~enam edge greemert tt Is anticipated th3t ttus Approved by 11111 Cot; Stia>Y,E~ecut \eO.re.tor th"" van uard wa Costa 81907 Th• undersigned dis-CASHIER'S CHECK OR ( Phtdge Agreement ) ex· properly wlll be sold as Cou~·· thl~ 46th day of Th.s stat.ement •\.JS 11 ea PUBLIC NOTICE Mes~. CA 92626 y. l NOTIC~ OF claims all Uablhty for any CERTIFIED CHECK (pay-PUBLIC NOTICE • ~~EtLeL~R b Y as Hi~~.~~ one (I) unit tn bulk and v. ii June 1995 · ...,,11, the County C "'k ~I Or. Pal Battles. 1680 Tus·
TRUSTEE S SALE lncooec:lnHa In said prop-able at time of aal• In law-dated Ap.rll 29 1994 · be subJecl to a creo.1 bid Wanda E. Raggio, Orange Co .. , t, on M;i1 3 NOT ICE i.n Ave, Cosu Mesa. CA
UNDER DEED erty addreaa or other co~ fvl money of the United SUPERIOR COURT hereby gives notice lhai by MATHEWS 11 you are City Clerk 1995 INVITING BIDS 92627
OF TRUST mon dHklnaUon. Slates) al Tl'iE CHAPMAN OF CA&.IFORNIA, because 01 the Oebtoi's interested In purcl1as1ng Prospective b.dJllrs mJy F6482!54 Tti. County Sanit.;u1on Th s bumess ts con-
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Said tale Win be made AVENUE ENTRANCE TO COUNTY OF ORANGE default under the Pledge this properly, please COi'} obt~ n one set ol contract Publ1sh11d Newpon Beach Distracts ol Orange County ducted t>y· an unmcorpo-
UNDER A Dl!ED OF ~llhout warranty, •xpr~H THE CIVIC CENTER BUILD-341 'The Cit'/ Drive Agreement, the Collateral 13ct lhe under51gned on or documents al no cost at Costa Mesa Daily P1101 Ca11lorn1a, w111 receive 01ds rated association other
TRUST DATED Febru-Of Implied regarding title, AINVGE,N300UE EAORANST 8~~~~ Poat OHlce under the Pledge Agree-before 11 00 • m., July 27· the ollace of the Public June 29. ~uly 6, 13. 20. un11t Tuesday. August 1 than a parmersh•P ' possHslon, or other en-• • 1 B 14171 m-nt will be soll:l by 19gs. 1995 199S, at 11 ·oo a m B•dS Have you staned doonlj a"I 11, 1992, UNLESS cumbrancH, to satisfy th• right, 1111• and lnterHt con-Oil MATHEWS as Secured . DATED: Jul'/ 17, Works Oepanrnent. 3300 · must be received al the business yet? No YOU TAKE ACTION TO unpaid obligations secured veyed to and now held by Oran9e, CA Par1 at 8 ubhc sale on 199!5 Newport Boulevard. Post Th894 Oistncts' AOm1nis1r311ve 01· Or Michael E Barn
PROTECT YOUR PROP· by said O.od of Trust, with it undBf aa1d Deed of Trust 92813-1571 Jui/27, t 99~. al 1 l:OO am. BRUCE e. OSTER· Ol11co Box 1766, Newpon PUBLIC NOJICE tice by 1t1e date herein· This sta11men1 was Mee
ERTY, IT MAY 81! SOLD Interest and other sums as In the pro~erty situated In IN THE MATT!R OF al 245 Fischer Avenue STROM A p c Beach Cahtorn1a 112656· abovo set forth, at which with 1he County Cieri< o
AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF provided therein; plus ad· •aid Coun Y •'(f State de-TH8 PETITION TO Suite A·1 Costa f!llesa Cat: By· B:uc'• ·B· Otters 8915 ' cns1288144 1.me they .,..,11 be opened Orange Co.intv on July 7
YOU NEED AN EXPLA· vane ... II any, lhereund scribed as: l T 128 OF CHANQI THE NAME iforn1a 92626 and thereat-t • • • For lurthor 1nlormat1on Fictitious and •~amined 11 the ott.ce 1995
NATION OF THE NA-anpld :nterH~ lh~eon:d~ ~C~E~%R~i~·11~~66~ OF Marjorie Nix Law-ter by prtvate'sale, 1f neces· ~":torneva for THO· call Michael Sma~o11 a; Business Nam• ol ~h• ~urch:sing 0111?1on. F0 51051
TURE OP THI! PRO-ue "'· c ar~ •an ex 218 PAGES 1& 17 18 19 rence Newell aary. S S.4-3011 Statement io 44 1111 venue. oun Puol.shed Newport Beach
CEEDINO AGAINST ~ c::v~: :::~ai:1y 20 °,t.ND 21 OF MISCEi; CASE NUMBER The collaleral lo be sold MAP ~T~EdWSN t Published Newport The fo1tov.1ng persuns are :~~toii~ley~,iCallorn.a, tor Costa MHa Oa.iy Pllo1 Jul)
You You SHOULD ...._ LANEOUS MAPS IN THE A178617 and relerred to In the pre-u is • ewpor doing business as ""' 13 20 27 August 3 11195 , said Dead of Trust. rne • ceding paragraph coAsists Beach·Cosla Mesa Oa.ty Beach·Costa Mesa Daily NATIONAL TELECAAD PURCHA OF CAUSTIC · ' · ••
CONTACT A LAWYER. total amount of said o~ ~~b'8~o~~ ~FE ~JI ORDER TO SHOW ol all of the Debtors rights Pilot July 20, 1995. Pilot July 20, 26, 1995 CORPORATION 180 New· SODA SOLUTION SPECIFI· th90,
NOTICE IS HEREBY tlont at the time of I al COUNTY STATE OF CALI CAUSI! FOR CHAHQE In the lollowlng: 80,000 lh912 Th916 port Center Drive Suill CATION NO C-038
Gii/EN', that on 08/0211895, pvbllcatlon of th!• Notice la • • OP NAMI: SHARES OF THE COM-260 Newport Be:ich CA Bids must be 'ubm1tted PUBLIC NOTICE at 9;15 A.M. of said day, ar '99.240.29. • FORNIA. ..... PETITIONER(S) Mar MON STOCK OF GOLF PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 9266o · on the form supplied by --------THE CHAPMAN AVENUE Dateda 07/09/t995 The atreet a.....,esa and Nix LAWl'tnce NIW9!1 AS/ LEARNING CENTERS, rt al p h • the D1slr1c11 in accordance FletJtloua .
ENTRANCE TO THE CMC RRS8 FINANCIAL ~J'* >.>:.'=' d~algna~ HAVE FILED A PETITION INC., A CALIFORNIA COR· NOTICE cna1292772 t~~=p~BO ~:~Pofl ~~1~:, with at ptov.1•on1 ol the lualn .. a ...... CENTER BUILDING, lO-CORPORATION, ·a CaU. ,, any~ ,. pro,.... .. , FOR AN ORDER TO PORATION INVITING BIDS Flctltlout Drive Suite 260 ,......,pofl 1pec1f1cat1on1 Statement
CA TEO AT 300 EAST tomla corporation AS d":t IO ~14 i.~ CHANGE NAMES FROM It la antJctpated lhat this Sealed bids may be re-lualnen Name Beach CA 92660• Spec1licatk>n1, bid bl~nks The lolo-ng ~ M
CHAPMAN AVENUE OR· TRUStEll ' firoN DRIVE COSTA Martorle Nix L1wrenc1 ptopel1y Wiii be told u ceived at the office ot th• Stat•m•nt Th11 • business Is con-al\d further information dOlng buaineU u :
ANGE, CA. RESS FINAN· 811 ANN RaV&Ra MESA, CA 92628 N4:well TO Marjone Law-OM (1~1 In Wk and Wiii City Ctetk, 3300 Newpor1 Tho rot1ov.1ng persons ate ducted by; a corPQfatlon may be , obta;ned at Ille CLfAN FUN PROMO
CIAL CORPORATION, a • undef•i..-A T ~ be au to a Cred1i bid Boulevard Post Office Box domg business as· The registrant commenced above address, tilt~ TIONAL MARKETING, 130( Calllorria corporallOn, .. VIC• PRISIDEHT Tho --II rustr h la hereby ordlfed that by MA HEWS u you ate 1768, N....;port Beach. C1Q-OESANN INV~STMENT to ttansact t>..is.ness undll (71 4) 962-2411 . Dow St.. suite 103, ...
duly appointed TruatH 1729t INIM atvd., dltdal.:;:,~:y thor .. l*aon8 Interested In lnttt.H led 1n pUfchasmg fornl" 92658-HI& unut 2.30 co.. 1400 Bt!Mol Sltffl th• fictitious name or Pub 11 ah• d N • w ~or r port Beactl CA l2teO
undef and pureua!)t to the lulte 1821 TueU.,, CA ~ add ... and ~ tNt rnattet appeer before tnla . propef'ty, pleU• coo-o'clo.:k p.m. on 3rd day of North, Suite 140, Newport ~ lislld abOVe on July Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Gregory $. Wuher, 13( power ol sale conrened In eaeeo (llALI Tel.. r thla COUft In Deplltrnenl tact the undersigned on or August 1995 at which limo 8"ch CA 92680 1 1995 Ptlol Juty 20, 1"5· ins Corona dll Mar Cl
that teftaln Dead of Trust phone• (1141173-7410 com':n d=~•tlon, I( No. 703 of h Ofange belor• 11:00 a.m., July 27, such bids et\aii be openecr Deborah Ann Reed •• Newport legal Public• ' Th920 92Cs . ' ;~~ut~ 51':]0JWoM~ PA.Xi (714)173-7437 ~ ..,. w11 be mad• ~ --~~ 1995. and read for: GREEN Tt111tM of thO Oebotah tions. Rylln R. Knott. Pr•sl· PUILIC NOTICE Thle bualneN I• oon • p bll htd N t but Without cownant of ,.... ..,.,...... DATEDi Jul i 11, ACRES RECLAI MED AM Reed Rl~bll Truat. dent dUQad~ en lndMtlllll AND MARILYN M. KER· u • ewpor e "' or Im-on .,_,5-95, 1111:41 O'dock tHS WATER PROJECT BONITA u/d/t dated 11/28/89, 1400 This tiatemenr was I.Jed FlclR*'• H1YO you .e.ned ~
SCHNER. AN UNMARRIED BMch-Coata MMa Dal!y =~~ tJ1le poe-p.m., and then end "*" BRUCa • OSTER· CREEK PARK IRRIGATION Bfl•tol Street Norin, SUlle Wllh the County Clttk Of a uelneu NMM ~ yett v-. 1..a+e1
WOMAN • Piiot .My 13, 20, 27, 1995. ....... i-or ~ lhow cauee, If any they ITROM A.PC IMPROVEMENTS 104, Newport Beach, ~A Orange County on Juty 3, ltate..-nt ~W..,.., ~did on 03/.811892, th90e ...-·~ -.w....~· have. wtlr the 1>9'1"°" for I • • ConlraC1 No C-3065 ·~660 1995 ,...,.. --.:..
In Book of Orflclal Record• ... IUC NOTICI to P!~ t.,... Jt't;",;."" a' ... change o namo lhOuld not Btt •ruoe •· Oater• Englnur·· Eatlmat• Thia bualneu 11 con· Fes12ee ~The '!f!O..mo ~IOl\t 11• .:,;; lhe ,. __ ~-; of ORANGE County, at rv pal a..m __ ,... .........~ _. be grarQd, atrom $82 ooo oo ducted by· a limited part• .,..sine" 11· no--,..,.."':,."" page, Rec:order'a lnl4ru-CUf-.d bY ...., ....., "' It la turthef Of"'9d that a Attorn4re tor THO. A ' ro~ed b the Cit netahlp ' Publiahed Newport Be Ch· a) J INDUSTRIES, b) ....,_..,.. --.., Oft JuM 30;
ment No. 92·103443, by •OTIC• OP Trutt. with lnt«ut and 111• copy ot thle order to ahow MAS llATHIWS ~l!c11 this rOlh day l, The reglatrant(a) com-Costa Mesa Dall)' P1ldt July CLASSIC PACl<AGINQ, 1985
reason of a breach or d• TRU81'S&'I IALI :::J~ ~':,~). ~ cauae bo publlahed In Publlehed Newport July, 1995, menc:ed 10 trantact ~ti-t3, 20, 2!· August 3, 1995. ~~4hM81c:7~ NOrth. If· Publl ~ttM
fault In paymont or per· D .... Jwle n, tffl wncet 11 ._ -...-Newport Btactttcoata Beach.Costa Mew Dally Wanda 1 . Reeelo ,,. .. under the fkt1tlous 11\904 Johil .. P terao 1971 ahed ........._, lead\ formanc. ol ,,,_ obllgatlonl A.P. Ne. • -·1 ..._ .. ~ .:;;· ,,.... Dally Piiot, 1 newape-Cltu Cl k ' Bu1ln11s Nam•(•) lilted " • n, Coeta M ... o.iy Plot "'Al aecured thereby, Including 41a.ou-tT lnletMt 1Nteon, end OI per==ll Cll'outatlo~ Pdot July.20, 11195. ., •• • lboW on· 12•1,.82 PUBLIC NOTICE V11t1 Cau~al, Newport 1s, 20, 21, ~ ~ 1-.
that breach or dofault, No. T 1 Ne 7 .. t..._• charaee .ci ....... In lhlt county at . Th911 ProspacUve bldd«a mey Deborah Ann Rlld Be ch. CA t .. 600 1tdlO( tJce of whlc:h wu recorded • • • ... -· the frueeee tot M wnounc once a ...ec tot tOu, obtain a set of contract Trwt .. 0 .,..., Pat1Mf • '· cn.1288141 Jem11 P O• Guzman.
03J30/1"6 u R9COfd«'• lllPOATMT .OTICa wtllCh •to the dele 01 tNI ~ weelet prior to PUBLIC NOTICE documents f« 125 oo al TM ai&tement was 1 led Flctltloua 1395 Sycemore Avecwe,
lntlrument No. 95-0135120, TO:::::'" = : ~ the -OI the hearing. OM12ti742 the orr.ce Of the Publie with tho County Clerk
1
ol lkmnffa N.me l= c: = " n1 --... --.. -..... -IC-IO_TJCI ___ _ ~E~·pJ',J:8\·~ YOU -.. HNUl.T Said amo~nt inaybe DATii .tUNI io, NOTICI Ofl SA.LI WOflo.I 0epar1menl, 3300 Otano• County on JIJV 7, ltaletMnt venio . .Mn.. CA 9;271'4
E G HT IODEA ~on lhO -OI Nie ,... Purt4Wll 10 SectJon 9$04 Nowpor1 BoUtev-.,d, Posl 1995 Tile tolJoti, ng ~ ate Th e ~lhlell I con. ..,.,. W IM I ~&.~~ ~· UNDlll A DUD OP Th• '"neflclary und9t c........... of the Calllornla Com· o~ ~-'7M., NIWport FHtllt ~o~~~·~·AN~G • Clueltd~.~· M.MW....Ullri-.t.
of the Unliect l\at:o:l TRUaT, DATD .. Mid DeM ol T'nlil....,.. TMM .. M. lolHalte, merctal COde, THOMAS U..Cll, CalilOrl'iil v!i~ ~ Ntwpon leech-MENT INTERNATIONAL. Htve you 1\lr\ld ctolrlg ....
denced by 1 taahllf'I tt, ~lltM'4::;,lll *• _._. n ..,.,._ COMMllllONl9' OP MATHEWS r'MATHEWS ), 89t5 Coa\a Meta Da!IJ PiJOIJUI) 260'7 w. l'lcll1c Cout butlMH111C'PYt1 M ........ .....
Check dtawn on 1 _.. 0t YOU Ma TO tfecl tit .. ~ TN I I U •IR I 0 R Soc\lred l'ltlty undtr that FOf lur1hlf lnforma on 20 27, Augl4t 0. 10, 1195 Hlghwaf SUite 102 Ntwo JoM A ,...,_, .._,. ....... el !'If ....,_
nMIOnll bMll. or the~ PROTaCT _,. PROP-1""9111 en .,._ oou.T certain Pladoe AQrttmenC call Miellall Sinaeon i Th914 port a..Cl'I. CA 92663 nu ~ ...... , •Jed tit.._=---"91: atenc th«oof drW't on .,,, an, IT UY• IOl.D loft of~ 9M OerftMd ....,_. N l..ntwe ("Pledge AQteement ) ••· 144-3011 vm fnllfpritw inc CC.Jo th the COWtty C19i" of ttce .. • ,.... 11
oU. ftNlndM ~ATA"'91JOUUL•*~,!N'~......_a.AiWua.New-ecutU by JEHAEY P l>ll .hed H ii 1 "'IUCNOTICE liOfnil), 2507 w Pacttlc Or~CoUnttonill.!MH.~IWW._.NlfO epedllld In etetton l10I 01 YQU ............. OI --end -· tit PEARY, aa 0.btof, ~ u I I por CoaSI Hui°hWay SuJte 102 1195 ............. I am "7t 1
the Calltornl1 PlftWlel MTIOll Olt Tim ... ltll. T"9 uncller1:z= pott '-"'.Ca.. eaMO ~ 21, 1 tM, fltt11>1 h1~11.C01ta MMe Dally ~ Newpon IMcn.' CA 126'3 ,.IOU4 = ..... lllllt , ... CoN. ~· tit dO W OP Tim .... ~ ....... 9eld 'utlllla"•cl Newport notic. ""'-becw Pilot .My 20, It. ltM .......... ....... Thia buall\"' la COil". ~ ~ 8"IC:ha ~ ~ -.. ~In ....... ol Oll•l•G AOAl•IT r..~ .... =-:' 90 ~ ..... Daily of the Oebt0t'e del~ 1htlt Ila..._. dUCttdbj't Corporl!Mn Oo .. MMa Dallr Hot II,_ ...... ~ .. s;r,:::. ffV -· .....:;...:::. ... ..::. =~U!!•" "'=t,j,•":?v: --.,,,.=.,._.,, ~=-::....-':, .IWr I. •I. ... '::.""w. -lr.':'J.:=1~ a..':g .. •::malY ,.. ::..., ~THi:.': llOTICll ~QI C "tNn-. 1~8:. or ' -.
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llld v tlMCW. :T'IOH TtO• Al IAte Ille"' NI; 17, , ... • a.ltct bide fMY be,. 8'111 TMK. YTR l f\torptfMt. lne,, ....... • •M,..... :t ..._ "1-,,:oo Lii\. .. w flacher ~ ll IM oftlCe .. ,,_ HC*l\.IM .\MK ""'°"' .NO._a i ...... .. ,.._., .... ,.,.,.,. "*' -...1. coeea ~ CWtl. Q» ~ ~ • A. ,_,.,. Wfltt ....., ...... c.lllofMI .... ..........._ ~ OWlce IOll 'l ~,.a 11 -. 1tlL•_ ..._. Call Ol•••lfle4' • ...... W ~ ,.,.... NtwDott llMCt\. c ... llOll ,..._ • ..... Clll ...... _.
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14 THURSDAY. JULY 20. 1915
OBITUARY
-HARBOR lAWN-
MOUNT OLIVE
Cemptery Sales
Leadt Furnished z
When Word; Are
Not Enough
"Specializing In
Sgmpathg
Rowers"
2983 Harbor Blvd
Coste Mesa
540-3135
CIC
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ANEW
B-l!SJN-ESS?~ •••••••••••••••
The Ugal Departmmt at the Daily Pilot is pkased ~
to m,znouna a new service now ll1klilabk to new businesm. --~ wiO now SEARCH the name for you at no extrtz ~and save you the
time and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Thm, of coune, afor the search
is comp!rteJ we wilJ fik your jictiiWus businesJ name st4tm'lmt with thi County
c~ publish once a week for four weeks as requimi by law and then 1:1. your -.J' of publication with the County Clerk. J~ Y'VVJ
Please stop by to fik your fictitiour businesJ st4tm'lmt at the Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St, OistaMesa. If you cannot stop by, please calJ us at (114) 642-4321 and we
will make amzngmzmts for you to handle this~ by mail .
If you should have any farther questions, please caJJ us lt1ld we wiU. be mQ1't than
glad to assist you. ·Good luck in your new businissl ·
2169 =RT 2118 APllTJDNTS COSTA MESA 2624 !~~!!~N I BUSJNESS • -~~iiiiii!iiiil•I FOR DDU9 AIORIAIN 2722 PlNANCE .
LOST a
POUND
THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1995 IS
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)Sr 18•. frplc, ~.,, Beach Area N~ lower unit. 1500 N1111• 9oh Ooean:tront I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! &.oet CM Irvine Tet· EMPLOVMllNf Clerical
.. 7 ..... N•"'''"'"' 11 "'" WI •mo +"dep. 873-Ql30 RHerve now f<>' wkty/ race, C«ona Del Mar a·-
.. "'" .......... ;,y nttr Fumlahed monthly wtnt• rentals. BUSINESS M<MM. c ream Longo 5530 PURCHASING CLERK '*'mo. '122-0388 Or Summer WMldr BAtBOJl Newport acrou the Fully furnished 3Br OPPORTUNITY haired Hlm&layan w/liiiiiiiiiiiiliiii~~~I IMMAC HYH 3Br 2Ba, 1-6 B•droom ISI.AHD 2808 atrHt: 2Br 1\<tBe, gar, 28•, ger. No amk/no 2n04 blue eyff. 875-3307 A DAILY •ALA.RY OF' ~~fp~new J:, Many OCeanfronta rv!~:.C··~= j~ pets. Karen 434-142"· • Loat Dog Neutered S.00 A DAY w0<klng
lnCl grdrn/1 .... 1144-7924 Wlnttlf' le»l1800/mo Cuetom 2Br 1ec; bt'lt• hOUM' 28r 2B• 0., , .. 8 ooo.w 1 Male, choc: brown for Don Lapre of th•
-8ummetW5-$2000M & airy. New carpet, 2 S850/~o 2880 San~ RENTALS TO ... ' i•••r n• She.r~. OrHn hat· TV ahow "Making AT THE BEACH AllOvtarlr1-•Bdrm Pf'k-apce. •1100/mo M A '*e 120-Mtt oom• pot ential, n.ua collar w/ to.gs Money." Call Don at ,, 17~ "" ... cm • • ve. . SH.ARE ~724 Reading e-ooka. TOii Rewerd. 540-853'1 . 1-800-482·1113. Annu1f Rtnt1l1 1750-1137 mo NB & HB Y•arty. 7s-2044 ••TOWNHOMEtt tr•• 1·800·89'8·9'1781---------·--------
0r Summtr Wttkly ·VIiia Rentals Uk• new 3er 2sa, AC. 2 Bdrm 1 ~ Bath, l?'•ld• CM Shat• 2Br Ext. R·5139 tor d•talta. L~1~l, ~~~=~••:t ~~~ ACCOUNTS
Lara• ••l•ctlon Prop~ Mlmt w/d, blt·lne, deck, dbl gated, pool. 1795/mo 1Ba apt. gar, tndry Ba Your own Bosel wotr-T•attack. PAYABLE CLERK
28d 2Ba Villa Bal .•$1400 87 91 ~.i1~Y8;~s:;i MOVE IN SPECIAL tac:. Near Back Bay. Slmple, work from Reward. &4M271
2Bd. Udo •• $2000/Wk 648-7387 Of 545-7460 S300/mo. &45-7525 home, computer pro-LOST K&Ya Avco FlnanclaJJlnaur·
2Bd 1 Ba .. , ....... $1200 Charming 1·•tr hm In NB/Balbo11 Penln. gram. High potentlel B h I k I ance Services, wilh
3Bd Npt Hghl•. $2100 popuJar WHtcllff, 3Br BALBOA Modern, near sand, earnings. Convincing u'!~ -o D•Y•1· ~ a world heedquarte.• at IRVINE 2644 account• r•por1. CAU -re• a •it ThtflNdtnttat~ 2Ba. $2100/mo, leue PBNINSUIA 2607 ocean view, BBQ, lrg NOW 24 hour hoUln• keychalp. 7·11·95. ln the Plaza Tow•r• In .._. .... W Auatero/Klm 789-3763· aundk. $480. 64~00 1•800-63H 264 the vlclnty of 4341 Costa Meaa, •••k• an
873 1900 Great HVH toe & homf. ocraufRONT Waetpark 1Br 1Ba, ROOMATE: CM-Furn'd . Birch St. parking lot. ent huataallc teem • 4Br 3Y-1Ba, llv rm, fam _,. alngle car gar, w/d Bdrm. Full houH prlv· PAY PHONE ROUTE '7t4-648-1095 player to Join Ila dy·
3BR 2~Ba Blutta, Ught, rm, big play rm. Fncd 1bd 1ba·Nlce Vu. Frig, hkup. S88S.S945. Call lleges. $350/mo+dep. 50 Local & Estab SltH1_________ namlc staff. Thia la an
bright, on grnblt. Shut· In pool, n•w pru In/ dah/W. sno 721-8896. today! 2S0.3331 Inc. utJ. 714-642-4'128 1 .~~~9;!1~~. HEALm & ~;~··:~~tlvl~=u~i~
ters, p arquet. Avl 1/1. out. $3000. '169-9207 We•tpark 2Br 2Bf, FITNESS 3000 entering the work·
11800 840-1982 494-7123 U• 1 ... lm~lat• COSTA MESA 2624 dual matr stes. 1-car GARAGES force. Requirements
3BR 2BA Harbor Vl•w All Ilk• new. Light, gar, w/d hkup. s1o30-FOR RENT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • inctud .. a minimum Of
Hma, comm pool/tenn bright, •mall 3Br ~B• 28d 1 a• p I ES $1125. Call 250-3331 2740 ANNOUNCEMENTS 20/20 WITHOUT 1 year of general ot-11795. Gall coll 619• hae. Lg muter w/apa • • r me QLASSESI Safe, flee GKperlence, prel·
877-0488/617·9201 tub. Sunny patio, dbl L.ocatlon-TwnhH Style Qaragea a. alriall of· rapid, non·aurglcal, erably in an •ccounl·
gar. Nr pvt bcMennla Redecorated all newt ~WPORT flcea. 17lh & Newport permantent restoration Ing environment. Ex·
Big Ceniton guard· /parks. Furn negot. $825/mo. 759-8242 H&O blvd, CM. Amerlland ANNOUNCE••~NTS In 6-8 weeks. Airline cellent • oral/written ~ated comm. Furn 2Br • -$2 00 6 BEACH 2669 uu; II t d I d O I ti klll 8 k ..... 4 . 73-0400 2BR 1 BA dplx, aunrm, RHlty. 835-8;78'7 2920 p o· eve ope . oc commun ca on s s
•· turn ey. $3000. f 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tor approved. Fr" In· and customer aerv\ce 7 .. 9.0120 61" .,.,,..,.....,. Npt lale waterfront w/ new pnt, pvt ncd yd,1• " .... .....,. .. u .. ,. bO gar .,ec atacknn w/d formation by mall: abllltles are key lo this
Block from Beach at dock. 2Br. Opan ' ··• •1BR te2S• STORAGE 2742 FRl!I! DEBT (800) 422-7320, (408) position. Strong Inter· SaVSun, 414 38lh St. hkups.NodogsS4~fa34 2BR2BAS72•111p 961·"'570 F ( .. 08) I & Ok 4Br 21hBa, frplc, ?,at. $1500/ I Call _..,. CONSOLIDATION. ...., • ax .. persona 1 . ey
Non .mkr $1900 mo mo ease. 2BR E'•ld• Spacious, Refrlg & dishwasher IMMEDIATE RELIEF! 961·5577. Satlafac1lon skills, and malh apu. • · David 722·1488 tight, redec, upstra. Incl. 60...,0 pool. No V e rd Space Gated yearly 673-3376 "" t 1 N t Too many debts? guaranteed. tude a must. Please • Nwpl Hgt• Custom Pvt gar+ pkg. lg deck pets. No fees. No concr• e ,9188 " wp Overdue bills? Reduce R •PI d w • tn h 1 aend your resumo to:
Avco F1nanclal'lnsur·
anc:e S•N•c••· w1U\ na world headQuartets at
tn. Plaza Tow•rt In
Coat• Mesa, aHks an
lndlvldu&I to provide
g•neral ctenoal sup.
port for Ila ''"chasing
Dept. Reapons1blllUes
lnclUde:
• Answering heavy
phones
• Accur•t• typing 9t
purchase Of'ders
• Quick data entry,
flllng dnd taxing
' Ord81'1ng aupptlH. e1c.
P/T OFFICE ASST
Data entry & word
PfOC skills raq'd. 15·
25 hrs/Wk •tternoons
U .50/hr. 494·7018
Restaurant
KOOKOOROO
In Cost• Mosa needs
day & evening help: CandldatH should be Cashier, Dining Room
high achoo! graduatH Attendants, Counter
or lndJv1duaJa with col· Person. Apply In per·
leg• couraework who son M·F between 2·
poH••• a mTnlmum 4pm. 212 E. 17th St.
or 1 year of business
experience. preferably Retall
1n a purchasing envl· *OUT OF SANTA FU
ronment. PC literacy, Exclualv• high end lncludln~ •trong Lotus Southwestern apparel
1 ·2·3. WordPerfect store Is looking for FfT an~6r O&A skills; and customer service·
ty g ol 50·55wpm Is oriented prolesa1on·
re uired. Excellent als. Musi have retall
ofal/wrltten com· • C Utl at ~unlcalion skills es· +xp~om':nm~e b~~fl~s.
aenllal. Call Poppy, 644-5953.
I Bluff• Tennie VIiia 3b/21h ba FR, 2 ga•, Reis, N/S. '850. 875-1849 teat• 848-48•• Boats/RV• up to 1500 • A Fl a 1 1 s 4B 3B b ... · ,.., Ft2 17/Ft2 673-5975 monthly payment 30% Lo••' '0 n I y vco "' nc a er· r a+ onus rm. W/D, hlrup, patio, NO 2BR·1BA $650/mo . ·• · · · to 50% Eliminate Inter-S17 .95" Burn• Fat vices, Attn: Human Re· 1 2650 aq ft. $2300. 528 PETS! $1795 646-9439 Lndry, pool, qul•t, nr urge, quiet 2Br upper Ht. Stop collectlon Calorles·Stop1 Hun-aources, Plaza Tower,
Wo offer o competitive Retall Sal•• salary up to S22k doe Ladles Boutique. Sal.
and beneflla. Please commensurate •wtexp.
send your resume Flora Hiii• 675-4516. Cancha. S4B-9990 •Preatlgloua guard-all transportation. No nr bea~h & Udo •hoe-~llera. Restore credit. ger. Lose 3-5 pounds 600 Anion Blv.d. Cost')'
gatad comm w•"lew, pets 64&0392 P ng. -car gar par • COMMERCIAL NCCS, non-profiL .. a week guaranteed. M e 'a · C A 9 2 6 2 81 w1th aa1arv reQulre-SECRETARIAL
Chances are
you will find
what you need
at the price
you want to pay
when you read
ClaHlfled
1• Ing. $1085. 747·1765 Fax (714) 445 7722 pool, tennis. 3Qr 2Ba Ch-rv 1Br w/lg deck, REAL ESTA-re 1-800-955-0412 100% sate. Call for In-: • hse. S2300. 64().9710 aaalg-d prkng, lndry, .. u;; formation. United PRINCIPALS Or-ILY. Sub-
ments to. Avco Finan· FUU TIME
.... '••••••••• ••••••••• Overdue Biiie? Debt Pharmaceutical 1•8()(). sldlary ol Textton, Inc VIiia Balboa large 2Br pool. 2 avell. $585-1• Conaolldatlon. Cut 733-3288 (C.O.O'a Ac· Equal Oppty Employer.
2Ba condo. Pool, apa, $600/mo. 541-9081 MISCEIJJ\NEOUS payments 20-50%. I cepted). APT MANAGER ••
clal Services, Attn: 57 .50/hr. Stable, DE·
Human Resources, PENDABLE lndiV1dual Plaza Tower , 600 Anton Blvd.. Costa needed to provide
Mesa. CA 92628. Fax: clerical support for th•
(7l4) 445.7722 Classllled Advertising
Subsidiary of Textron, Depar1ment of a grow·
tennis. Sl 250/mo. CM 2b/1b• RENT'llH' BUSINESS OFFICE Stop Collectlona. Couple wanted lor,4· 650-3144 Craig Fl 1 ( n&..1 A'vold bankuptcy.• .. ••••••••I rep• garage, • near FOR RENT 2769 1• unit apt In Co ta lelrgrounda)(619) 452· Help with IRS debts. PERSONALS Mesa. 805-482·1 16 FIND 6391 eve 753-9529 Reduce Interest. Not' or send resume I to: Ing community news· Inc. Principals only. EOE. paper chain. Typing
dally
§42-5678 an apartment
through classltled
Office Sult•• Avall lender. Llcenaad/l•••••••••I E 'alde clean, ~right VACATION F'rom 200-300<t aq tt. bonded. Non·profll) Rental Prop. Sorvlces, 2Br 18a upalta, gar, C mcca 1.aoo-787•7235. ---------• 363 Mobil Ave., Ste. 2. patio, new pnt. $720. RENTALS 2722 omp•tltlve ratH. PERSONALS 3002 Camarlllo, CA 93010. No ..ats. 64" o.""7 4500 Campus Or., Npt Paorla•l •I J-800-747· . .--""""" Beach 852·0 388 Bookkeepe r Aaet · ..., 6801 Ellmlnate Itching,
---------------------------NB oenfrt 4Br 2Ba alps R at all or Ofo 500 sq redness. flakes. New•---------.....-.1 T.rust Acct~ AJP, ·AIR, Spo...,S Computer & 10.key
H 0 M E T V P I S T S 5().55wpm. Vario1-4s OI·
NEEDED. Also PC/ flee duties. Monday
Word processor thru Frld:iy; 8:30am·
users. $40,000/year In· 5:30pm. Opporwnlly
come potentlal. Toll fer growth. Good ben·
free 1·800·898·9778 efll pkg. Physlcal/drYg
Ext.t·5139 for details. testing Is a prerequ~ COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 ~?kn;.h~:iv. ~10w~: ~;~r~ ~~caa:hg~~!t1~~
Q UIET & SBR:eNE
Palm ~esa Apart:rnen1:s I ·
So near & yet so far ...
That's the feeling you get
when you live at Palm
Mesa amid the lush
grocncry of secluded
woods & stately palms.
A Studios, 1 & 2 Bedrooms
· )ri $575 ID $600
· lBR $625 iq $650
. lBR $725 ID $750
&NoPcu
A V cnica1 Blinds
&eating~
t NEW Carpet.. Pa.int le Tile Fiincss Room
A Hca~ Pool & JICUZZI A Patios & BUX>nics A Gangq Availahlc
Offio: Hours: 9:00 .un · 5:00 pm M·F •
and 10:00 am · 4:00 pm wc:ckcnds
1561 Mesa Dr. · Santa Ana Heights, CA
(714) 546-9860
Ocean Front IS0-2300 105 15th St. 675-2660
Buy It. Sell It. Find It. Buy It. Sell It. Find It. Clenlflecl. Claultled.
With CAL·SCAN!
Have your claf.slfled ad In 176 newspapers
with a combined clrculatlon over 3 mllllon.
HOO It 1 11 II llkH to piece 1 2S word
01 IHI cl1111fltd 1d. t lS 101 1uh 1ddlllou 1 werd.
CAL•SCAN
(9161 449-6000
FDA approved apray. --. •. • exp req'd. Newport
Clean, odorless, re· SCORES RE office. FAX resume
ator•• your akin 10 SPR12 •DSI 63 normal. ·No aide ef· .,.,.. _t_o _1_-_14_4_2 __ _
Light Secr •tarlal site ol employment. Call Judy, Oetting or Flex hrs 25·40/wk. $7/ call (714) 574..11250 for hr w/rapld Increase & fectsl 100% guaran· 1 ·900-263-1800
teed. Call n0wJ Ext. 9625 CARPENTER. Fram· benefits .....•. , 875·5951 1_1_nt_o_rv_le_w_. ____ _
Watkfnai-We're not Just 12." per"""· Mwtbel&yn Vanilla & Pepper·For PnKol ce. (602) 954-7420 Free Catalog Call
(714) 855-0455
Ing exp noc Must be LUNCH ROUTE Neect: STYLIST S wanted. 2
hard working & de· Mr/Ms Souper Sales stations avail. Newpor1
pendable: 631·2345 w/car. $S0-90/daily. lop salon. Salon
l.o<l's Kitchen 919-0747 B•lcourt 644-9980
. COOK Exp'd . SUMMER WO.f'K jnumn Eve shifts & wknds. MACHINE OPERATOR $10.15/start. PT/FT.
2925
MARGARITAVILLE Temp 10 perm oppty Flex hrs. Can lead to
2332 W. PCH NB In Irvine. Exp w/Lbar & mgmt & Intern posl· •--F-U_N_D_RA-IS_l_N_Q__ shrink wrap a+. Oual-lions. 8 5 1.095 1
Acct Exec. $1500/mo. lty tor health Ins, hOH· 1-T__,O.....,.B_A_C_C"""O-N-IS ....... T--
BeauUfut Fr•• Kit· ,. llfW#C 3~·mo assignment. 1· day pay & more. Must Full & PfT Ref·s.
tane (only 2) Main• 2 yrs exp In safes/ have exp. Call tor Se• Mr. Abarta at:
Coon & Siamese Mix· ro ,..,, tundralsing. Public more Info, 472·2339. 250 ~le St. 650-8463
ture. 6424722 speaking ability. Prior Ultimate Staffing
FOUND WATCH non·prolll a plus. Re-Macnanlc/Boat P{T
On July 11 l.n MH a I f f 11 11 f f I sume to: United Way Elect. Mech. Plumb. at•-------'"----
Verde. Call to Identify, of .oc, 18012 MltcheU Salling Club 676·9060. EMPLOYMENT
6"'" 1887 So. Irvine 92714, Alln: ---------....,.. · . Human Resour~es. EOE Nur•ll)g SERVICES 5533
FOUHQ; BLACK CAT EJt 1665 CNA and companions 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In Corona del Mar. • • GOURMET COOK!Lt needed for homecare. 1•
Call to ldentlty. 714-housekeeping, exp d, F/T. 310-438-4444 644-1070 a....• hve out, F!T. Non-1--------... "9Qlllelll ... 7.. smkr. Newport Beach POSTAL l .OOV'T JOBS
FOUND: Large black&,_________ area. 714·673·3643 $21/HOUR+BENEFITS
white CAT, v•ry.-G OVERNM E NT NOEXPWILLTRAIN .
sweet. Call 721·8618. MEMBERSHIPS JOBS. Now hiring. To A.flpft Call 714-647·1991
Loet Cat Brown 30l8 S8·S33/Hr. No exp When you write
Siamese. Last seen needed, pd training. a Classified ad,
17th st. CM. 4'38·1881 For application, call mclullc aU •WOULD YOU LIKI! toll tree 7 days, 1-800. LO ST CAT Grey & TO PLAY GOLF? 549-295t ext 3771.
cream, male Hlma· $160/mo. 200 Couraea•---------
layen. Lost Sun pm. 7/ +membership In Pv1. H air "St yli a ta e, Eutblutt area. V•ry club. Respond to: & Assistants needed
aadl REWARDI Call Golf P .O. Box 73e4 Rental or commission.
714-720-7093 N .B .. CA g2eeo COM Salon 675-4516.
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$110 D•llylll Stull
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Awakened Oream5,
~49 N. Brand Blvd
450 Glendale. CA
91203.
CONCRETE a Fl:NCES HAUUNG 3720 IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PET • SECURITY
3870 SYSTEMS 3515 MASONRY
ACOUSTIC
REMODEUNG 3408 -·------·
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OR TAKE 11' OPP
Amt•• Texturing
•Bob Mt-8095•
DUNCAN
CONSTRUCTION
20 Yrs Exp. Small &
Lg. Jobs !JS0-7042
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EmaralCll P •lntlng
lnVExt Wallpaper/tile P er•onallzed Pet c.,.
Compe11tJve ratH. tO yrs kennel allemallve. No
exp.Free est 751·2039 stress or worry. uc.
•EXTERIOR• Ins. Ref's. • 873-7184
3920
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$149-t" low monltormg
fH. 800-453·S 829
•SPEC'l"'.IST * t~-:;~~/;~oe~~--;4~5i: PLUMBING 389.0 TRANSLATOR/
Gene Abra -Paint ing iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TUTOR 3927 lntJExt Pual alnl/Rtas $ THI: LOCAL PLUMBER liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
UC/1nt sine 78. Ce~ re-·• Wini.in 8angtl1 Co. LEARN SPANISH NOWI
mOll8d & rel xt. 641 ·8877 Since 1947 Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Also Friendly Sarvice Lll'476000 875•9304 Translator-Interpreter Sunna 873·7409
eDAH OAWSONi
PLUMBING
Water Hea19f'I • Draln1 ~1model • Repair
Faucets • Fixture•
Anything In Pll.lmb<ngl
L111554722 64&.6720
P9u1 '7''7-8'729
mE 3928
Qrout/Tll• Reato'ratlon
Regrout•Recaulk
RepalreCleen & Seal
frM f 1thute $40-U Ot
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CROSSWoRD PUZZLE 9y CHAllUS GC»IN ........... ,:: boat. )Cini condl ~ =',-;~= ........ 4dt, 716C, oa·
•• L,.-C-R_OSS ___ ..._ ............ _____ ~------------' =T~AHSH.:H =-=~-17000.(114)176-7599 (7t41 8•44eet' :~:~ .... ~~.~~1~r;:~
.. GI flnpl('.1'111 .. 1) fl'MVIOUIPUZZLE•<>UfD .. SM ... "91draoAve. ro-· .,,..n POID 9075' _____ ..;..... __ I E1w11011ment81 &3 "' ·F11zge111kl 11'fa.\ llVA •· ~ ~ MattltuncliOn WHERE'STHELOSER? •• iAT Oi[y .._,. 7012 -----••IPLYMOUTB 1185 5 Ple...U. 15 '"'9yful rinal catWd ollk dMe bed QL liiiiiiiiimiiliiiiiiiiiiii .,. tO l.IM9'• countTy ee Pen PolMS Both vulnerable. South deals. slam interest by cu;biddini the •ce & malll• ... • l600, '90 Taunea 3.eL;
• t4 b:evatiOn &7 Large-antlered of spades, North coopenued by cue-Iota Of ~ .. boOke, .. ., • aO" PONTOON full pwr, clean: au '89 Grand Vowager
• 15
Maniteu deer NORTH bidding the uce of diamonds, and toya, old ' new •tuff. Gtumman-SN•• I, mi ::.Yi· ,;:75 ~~:24~•t ~~.L~9!~!~. g~.."t l~ ~~~ g: ~:;::::::: v.<Kld • 2 South proceeded forthwith to a1x 1?15 CMdleatlctc Ln. uphl, b911 "*· Xlnt Condi condl 19950 645-2&11
H-rshlsef <:?JO 9 6 3 hearts. mmt cLOTit1ii6 17000 909-862·t558• 146-5142.
''Compassion DOWN <>A 9 8 8 4 3 2 To bring home the slam. you are Fonner model'• eulta, 1190 Ford Bronco
ti,...._..,.., I Foot covetiog • 8 going to have to ae~ up and run dree ... , etc, size a. -SAIL--B-O_A_T._S--~7-0_1_4_, (full size) 4x4, 5.IL, ---------
20 Hire 2 Poet's WEST EAST duml'.Q)"a diamonds. To accomplish 12. Also men'• aulta V•8. Eddi• Bauer, POllSCH! 9175
22 n.co.IClled(llW •~dtly h d n d t 42 long, couch, ctialr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil auto, full power.1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii checkbook) 3 fitshlon • K J 7 3 • Q 10 8 8 t at, YO.U J>H to 10 • rumps no lot• or ml10. SAT/SUN towing pkg w/o'loade,I•
24 Neutral colnr!' d0sig1101 .o J 8 7 <:?" worse than 3·1 and diamonds 3-2. 7·5. 1111 Cliff Drive 27 CAI. 197 t • 8HP 0/ alarm, phone, new 1988 C•rr•• Tare•
• 26 l ucy'• pMner Cassin! ~~~~II () Q 10 <> K J 5 Win the ace of clubs, caah the B, 3 spinnaker•, VHF. tlrH & batt. 111,600 model, black, blk
'27 Bible passage 4 Slmple desser1 ~~~~• • K Q JO 7 ~ J 9 5 • 2 aces of hearu and diamonds, thin •STAT• SALi! Pr1ced to "11• $41500. o e o 8 8 o ·9 o o o leathr Inter. 21,000 ml.
3 1 Mvnte 5 fleelll~ SOlll'H ruff a diamond high! Now lead a TODAYI 9AM 714•842·2849 Orig owner·IV. mag. Loaded·Mlnt Condi 35 Adolescetll 6 Holiday night A 9 5.. I h W t d bet•-By GIOl'la Leavey, , $25 700 •31-4104 38 Olnoer-7 Detj1r8de • • ow eart. ea can o no ... r EnUre cootenta, anti-30 aallboat, 10HP • " ·
, 37 Satlalchewan't naiive 12(1.es o 11ttS ~ ,..., .. Svi•,,.. <:?AK Q 6 2 than win the jack, and it makes no quee, collectlblH, 0,.._ dleHI, hHd, oven, HONDA 8085 i---------
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AMAZING FUN
Lead in Webber musical
is ha'!ing a great time
1 COAT OF MANY •
COLORS: .• Joseph and
the A.mazing Technicolor
Dreamcoat • opened Tuesc;lay
at the Or~ge County Perfor-
mance Arts Center and runs
through Sunday, July 30. Trus
humorous Andrew Uoyd
Webber-nm Rlce musical
retells the Old Testam~nt sto-
ry of Joseph and bis brothers.
Pedonnances: Thesd1'oy -Sat-
wday evenings at 8 p.m.,
Sunday evenings at 7:30 p .m.
with Saturday/Sunday Mati-
nees at ~ ~.m.
2 PLAY IT AGAIN: Kick
off your weekend with
intrigue and romance -
watch the class.le film
Casablanca at 6:_30 p.m. at the
Newport Harbor Art MuSe-
um's Friclily Night Films~
3 'COUNTRY' CROONER:
Catch the two-time
Grammy,,.Aw_ard ~g
Country artist Marty Stuart in
the Orange G_ounty F~'s
Paatfc Amphitheatre at 7 :30
tonight.
4.GRUNlON REUNION:
The annual return of the
small ,silver fish that
wash up on the beach to
spawn in the moonlight. The
best time to see them is one to
three hows after the evening
''gh tide. Yot,Jmust have a
alid fishing license and use ·
a-nets or rods. Through .
ugust. For µiore information,
c 644-3044. •
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. ..F'estival Latino" contin·
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TeB.t:z;o '95, celebrating the
diversity of Latin cultures with·
an evening of.music, com~y
"
and theater on Saturday with
...A§~_Jl,m,~on,J! p.m._-+=~
show411610 p.m. p<>st-Show •
dessert.and coffee recep~on.
This seventh annual fund.:
raising party beneft,. SCR's
youth outreach and national
Hispanic play develo ment
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MARLA BIRD
Friendly vibes follow
Garfalo's to new location
_:1 don_:!_know_if L know all .th_e moves~l've_been practicing
t he hardest I can . I don't want to mess up for ev eryone .
·one bad move can ruin the .whole t h ing ."
JIMMY CARROLL. 11, of Newport Beach, on his debut at the Performing Arts Center
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Etght-v.ear~old Micliell~ Beckerman (right).and oqter performers rehearse tor." Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." Michelle is from Newport Beach. Below: The company of .. Joseph" on stage::
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10 a.m:. to midnight.
711fE BUS STOPS HERE:
The Theatre District pre-
sents ·sus Stop· by
William lnge, about the inter-
actions of a group of bus rid-
ers forced to wait out a snow-
storm. This is the Theatre Dis-
trict's second production in
their new home at the Lab
Anti-Mail. Performances
Thwsdays through Saturday&
at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 7
·p .m .
8 "11fE WORD IS TOLER·
ANCE": Interactive
exhibit i:urJlted by •
Orange Coast College librart-
an cart Morgan looks at
racial, cultural and religious
toletan<'e. On diSplay through •
the 1UJJUDer in the f~ floor
Madia CeDlw ol OCC. Nor·
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By Bob Page, Daily Pilot
" what do you w,ant to be w hen you grow
up?• is a question
adults ask children and teen-
agers all the time.
But how many times does a
child realize his or her dream to
score the winning points in the
championship game, rock a sold-
out crowd or screaming fans or
forge world peace from a desk in
·the oval office by the age of 14?
When "Joseph and the Amaz-
ing Teduticolor Dreamcoat •
o}>ened Tuesday at the Orange
County Pertomtlng Arts Center, a
young group of local aspiring
actoIB and singers fulfilled just
such a career· goal •
1Weoty-two membenl of The
Musical Theater Academy of
Orange County, based in Costa
. ·Mesa and directed by Margie
·King, were selected as one ol. tw.o
children's choirs within a 60-mile
Costa Mesa's Musi-
cal Theater Acade-
my was one of only
two children's choirs
chosen to join the
cast of Andrew
Lloyd Webberts hit
at The Center
radius of the center to perform
with the professional caSt of
Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim
Rice's hit mUSical.
·1 feel we were at the right
plaCe At the right time," said Lisa
Beckerman, mother of academy
member Michelle, 8. •Jt's like a
dream come ttue for Mi.chelle. •
Beckerman said she had been
taking her daughter to watch chil-
dren's plays in Chicago fOf three
years when she caught the acting
bug. Michelle was 6 when sbe
was chosen from the.audience to
play a ~tin "101 Dalmatians."
"I want to be an actress when I
grow up,· said Michelle, now of
Newport Beach. "My favorite
thing to do is act."
And her favorite musical is
"Joseph .ind the Amazing Tecbni·
color Dreamcoa.t.," which she first
saw in Chicago with Donny
Osmond starring.
.. "Joseph" is also a ml,lSical her
friends are familiar with. The
Musical Theater Academy ol
Orange County has sung in Gold·
en West College's productions
during the \asl two yea.is.
Bht the group's experterice was
not enough to overcome all of the
children's anxiety two days before
opening night at the final
rehearsal and oostume fitting.
A ·FOC US ED .PURS UIT
Newpc)rt Beach's Jo 'Fairchild earned first place at the
fair for her· striking photos -despite being legally blind
By Jean Suzuki, Daily Piiot
•
file shot of Fairchild and ends
With an identical shot of her
mother. Each successive photo-
graph melds images of the two
women to aeate blurred and
etheree.l representation& of the
aging process .
Slandlng in the dining room ol
her Udo Island home, Fairchild. is
modest about her ~t succeq.
But es lhe lays about a dolen um~ of her work 00 her din-
ing 14~ her blue eyes brighten
and ....... begin to tumble out ol
,bermoulb. •
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the Irvine Fine Arts Center,
F4irchild decided to enter the
photography c:Ontest when a bun-
dle of entry forms were delivered
to work.
Every ~· Falichild sees through the lem ol her Nikon
camera appears u bhm:ed as
some ol lhe ,._in her prize·
winning -· O!>lects more lhonlheortill __ _
um-and-llllher
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None of the youths have star-
ring role$, but according to a
choreographer who worked with
them, they are on stage more
often than Joseph. played by Sam
Harris.
•Right now I'm relaxed. But I
know by Tuesday I will be really
exrited and tense. " said Diana
Morelli, 12. of Costa Mesa.
•y guess I'm exl'.]ted and a little
bit nervous," said 14·fear·old Erin
Phillips of Newport Beach. ·But I
just think I'm going to have a \
great time. The rehean>ills ha~
matte me more confident."
After only one Week of
rebeama.ls, one performer -who
has never <la:nced before -
ho~ he had more' time to
practice for this once-in-a-life-
time opportunity. .
Jimmy Carroll, 11, of Newport
Beach, said, ~1 don't know if I
know all the moves. I've been
practicing the hardest I can I
dqn't want to mess up for every-
one. One bad move can ruin the
whole thing."
Before opening night Terry
Phillips, the academy's chairman
of the bodrd and Erin's father,
focused more on what the chil-·
dren wpuld learn than_ what mis-
takes they might make.
"I just think it's a,,great E:xperi·
e nce for kids {9 to 14 years oki) to
be in a major stage prQduction
with major stars,~ Phillips saki. •tt
gives Uiem so much confidence.•
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The Europeari experience continues
By Rob YOfic
From the French Riviera we
headed for ttaJy. Pisa. the home
of the famous 6eaning towef,
was thQ first stop. Built on
grooQd not dense enough to
support rts wetght, the tower has
continued to 1ean downward
each year. The 11aJian
goverMlent has' tried to stop the
slant and currently is secunng rt
with a bloci< of steel weights
strapped to iron cables on the
tower's Side.
Unfortunately, the tower looks
pretty hopeless. The or.ig1nal
doorway sits about five feet
betow the ground. ·
From Pisa we went to
Florence, one of the most
beautiful cities in ltaJy. Part of
our visit included a tour of the
church which holds
MiChetangeto's Mary and Jesus
and Macciavefli's tomb.
-Next 4-was-south-to Rome. .
first to the Vatican and St.
Peter's Basilica. The Vatican is
separated from the city by a
white line.patrolled by ~w1ss
guards.
The sheer scale of St. Peter's
Basilica doesn't hit until you
actually walk through the door
and stare at the soaring, ornate
ceiling. The cathedral Is
decorated with scenes of
heaven, prosperilY,_ ~nes from
tbe B ible and -surprisingly
enough -one room is devoted
entirely to hell. In a place of such
beauty and tranquility, rt
provides a wicked contrast.
Though today in a state of
ruin. the Colosseum was
surpns;ngry advanced for its
time: 50,000 people could be
ushered Ill and out of it within
an hour. It had a woridng covef
for rain. the noor was raised and
the catacombs bek>w hosted
the perlonners and animals.
The ltaJ1ans didn't have much
respect for h1st0ty-until they '
realrzed tounst dotlars
accomparned t>reservation. For
centuries, they buift new
structures on the site of old
ones.
From Venice it was north to
Austri~ the AJps and a day-long
whitewater raftJng trip down the
snow and loe-fed river Tyror.
After Austria, we headed to
the German countryside. In
Munich we toured the huge
Ofympic complex, designed to
be funciJOnaJ and efflcient with
the lake, paft( and Olympic
pools.
Our next stop was the most
sobering part of our tour, a visit
to the infamous Dachau
concentration camp. Reading
about the concentration camps
1s homble enough, but walking
the gravel path to the barracks,
gas chamber and ovens. I can't
begin to imagine what life was
hke for those held there.
Swrtzer1and was next. Though
the Swiss have claimed
Hola.nd,
Voflendam and
Amstef'dam.
Amsterdam
offers traditK>na.I
visits, such as
• Anne Frank's
house and Van
Gogh Museums
and for the
more
. adventurous, the Red Light
District, Heineken Brewery and
Museum of Sex.
Qur last night incfuded a visit
to a local comedy show. What
really was fun, however, was our
time spent together reminiscing
about our 22-day tour.
'lake a w eekend getaway to ... Bodega Bay
Established as a port by Russian settlers and steeped in
history, Bodega Bay lies 68 miles north of San Fraricisco on the
Sonoma Coast. A peaceful destination. Bodega°13ay Lodge, Is
nestled in dunes filled with wildflowers. providing views of the
bay and beaches. Ad1acent Bodega Harbour Golf Course, an
18-hole Robert Trent Jones design, is acclaimed as one of the
top 10 ~ courses in Northern California.
The Lodge's dining room is notable, as is Wayne's creme
brulee. P.elaxing pleasures include exploring tidepools, wine
country tours. hot air ballooning with a sumptuous brunch, and
a visit to the glass-walled wh1r1pool spa. For the active lifestyle,
there's horseback nd1ng sport fishing and shaping up at the
fitness center.
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of war with airfields resembling
small farming communities and
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system.
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Home: A strong human-interest
angle intersects this emotional
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discovered b.alf-brother named
Elvis. Paauly bonding is spliced
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• Singer-actor Sam Harris is having a great time in the title role of Webber's campy
'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,' which opened Tuesday.
By Christopher Trela, Daily Pt1ot
II G ood morning Mr. Harris. It's 10:30 a.m.
and it's 97 degrees.•
That's not the kind of wake-up
call that Sam HclJTis wanted to
hear. But when you're on tour in a
big-budget musical, you can't reg-
ulate the temperature of the towns
you ¢rfonn in. And th.is bme of
ear, Dallas, Texas can get pretty t--_,.._o'"". -
No wonder Harris was looking
forward to coming out to Costa
Mesa. The actor has the tlUe role
in the Andrew Lloyd Webber
musical •Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat • which
opened Tuesday at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center.
"How far away is the beach
from there?" Harris asked during
a phone interview from Dallas last
week. Harris doesn't get to the
beach much these days. He has
been touring in "Joseph" for sev-
en months, and prior to that,
toured in "Gredse '' most of last
year, including d stop at The Ce.n-
ter last spring.
"That show was hard to play
there," Harris said . "That theater
is so vacuous. It's not really
designed for an mtimate show
with dialogue. But this show r Joseph") is going to soar there
It doesn't matter which of those
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in. It transcends that.•
Hanis described •Joseph" -a
humorous retelling of the Old Tes-
tament story of Joseph and bis
brothers -as Mfun" and "silly."
Humorous? Webber?
"It's pretty cheeky. It doesn't
really take itself very seriously,"
Harris said. "I think because Web-
ber's shows do take themselves
seriously, this one gets bashed in
the head a lot --what was-he
doing, it's not really a show, it
doesn't have any content."
But Harris said there is more to
•Joseph.·
"It's got an
songs on the show, induding a
memorable rendition of "Over the
Rainbow.• But Hartis, who left
home at the age of 15 to perform
in stock and repertory theater
companies. has found that,
despite the many rewards of solo
concerts, he prefers musical the-
ater work.
"There is a community-theater
atmosphere in the theater that
, doesn't E!Xist anywhere else,• Har-
lin:eid. •Ifyou're~oing a"SO!o con
cert, it's all about you, and that's
rough. In the theater, you share the
burden, you share the joy.•
You also share the unforeseen
occurrences,
innocence about it
and a human hon-
esty that makes it
more than just a
big kaleidoscope.•
be said. "It's enter-
taining. It's campy,
and it's got a lot of
parody. I've never
been in a show
11 I've never been in a
show that's been so
accessible to so many
like the night
in Dallas when
the light board
quit, leaving
the on-stage
actors virtually
in the dark.
Cues went
awry, scenery
1 II peop e ...
-SAM HARRIS
that's been so accessible to so
mariy people. There's an infec-
tious naivete about it." ·
Hams, 32, has performed in
many plays and has released sev-
eral records. In fact, he got his big
break about 10 years ago when he
received national attention during
the premiere season of "Star
Search.· Harris sang several
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• An Awfully Big Adventure:
Glowing reviews go to Georgina
Cates as Stella, a young Uyer-•
pool lass who immerses herseU
in a local theater production to
ease memories of her post·war
depression past, She immediate-
ly tails for the charmingly
manipulative director (a winning
performance by Hugh Grant)
and keeps late-night boun; with
this "been around the block·
troupe, joined by the seductive
~ Rickman; This dramatic
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evening approaches. "Do you
exciting.•
Harns is also exoted about two
new CD's thdl he hds JUSl
released. One 1s an dlbum of
Broadway show tunt-'>, the other lS
an album of standdrps, including a
remake of "Over-The Rainbow."
Both will be availdbll' al The Cen-
tel' during the run of "Joseph,"
which is Harris' mdin focus for
several more months.
And clfter Joi.eph?
"When I.his is over, I definitely
need to rest," lld11is ,sdid. "J
haven't had a bredk Ln d while"
But needing a brPtlk doesn't
mean Harris isn't enjoying lurru.elf.
"It's a redlly fun show, lhe com-
pdny ts gredl. I'm hdving d gredt
time," he said "This show lbes It's
like a roller codster It Just moves.
There's not d second lo breathe. It
doesn't ever gel bonng ·•
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ff you move it, th y will come
•Faithful customers fol-
low Garf's to new home.
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yeer and it proved to be a
colossal success. January,
when their lease on Superior
Avenue expired, Rita Gadalo and
her partner (and son), Lenny,
started making plans to move.
They headed north. to 3046
.:BriAol Street. fixed up tha old
Love's Barbecue location and
hoped that their faithful customers
would follow them. Sure enough.
the loyal gang moved its head-
quarters to the new Garf'I Sport
Lounge without a hitch.
I caught up with the Garfalos'
friends last weekend at the official
grand opening. They were telling
jokes, playing baccarat and
arcade poker while, with Rita's
help, the new cook, Cindy
, Thompson, laid out a huge spread
of Cart's goodies on top of two of
the pool tables. rt was gone almost
'as fast as it was served, and a live
band jazzed the evening into high
gear.
The food was a preview at the
appetizer menu (with some spe-
cial enchiladas and Italian meat-
balls added): fried shrilnp, moz-
zarella and zucchini; hot and spicy
chicken wings; and jalapeno
•poppers", stuffed with melted
Cheddar cheese. Everything
seemed to disappear as fast as it
hit the tables.
Carl's Sport Lounge is located
on Bristol between Baker and
Paularino, near South Coast Plaza,
with plenty of parking in back.
,When you drop by, check out
these ·Happy Hour Specials,"
served from 4 to 7 p.m. Each day
·has its own feature: Sunday, beef
tacos, 75 cents each; Monday and
Saturday, special Mini-cheese-
burgers with fries. $1.25; Tuesd~y.
BBQ ham sandwich with mes,
$1.25.; Wednesday and Friday,
basket of fresh fried shrimp, $2.00.
Other little inexpensive goodies
are printed on the blackboard daily.
After things settle down, Rita is
planning on making an occasional
"surprise special" entree and she's
been known to tum out a batch of
~around(pnth~
house), when the mood strikes.
She cooks a pot of creamy clam
chowder every day, a whopping
12-ounce cup is $2.50.
Big Philly steak sandwiches,
with grllled onion and jack
cheese, and grilled breast of
chicken sandwich, moist and fla-
vorful. are both $6.25. A generous
heap of fresh med jwnbo shrimp
(with two side orders) costs S1.50.
A mend and I both deemed the
fried foods light and not a bit .
greasy. I kept seeing wayward fin·
gers reaching for another morsel.
Mine. A convenient condiment
bar has all the fixings for cus-
tomizing a sandwich to the max.
Dagwoocktyle. You say you want
SAMANTHA FEU>MAN I DAILY PILOT
Rita (iarofalo (rig ht) and her son Lenny own Gart's, which just
recently moved to Bristol Street ln Costa Mesa.
a salad? It's yours, even ChJnese
chicken salad or tuna with low fat
cottage cheese.
Sonia Warner is night manag-er, who also acts as b¥maid along
with Jackie Wasserman. They
serve lots of suds every day, beer
being the beverage of choice.
Carl's well scotch. gin or vodka is
$3. For the occasional wine
drinker, there is a Sauvignon
Blanc with a much better taste
than its name implies: Barefoot
Blanc, $3.25 a glass. J. Lohr
Cabernet is $4.50.
Even though there is twice .as
much room in the airy space -
with a longer bar, more booths,
more games and a private bil·
liards room -the new Garf's
Sports Lounge has a natural,
neighborhood-tavern abnosphere.
Lenny Garfitlo says that the
lounge opens daily at 7 a.m., the
kitchen is open from 10 a.m. to.10
p.m. and the last call for drinks is
at 1:30 a.m. -in time for the 2 a.m.
closing. How about those hours!
Rita says she feels just great
about the move, adding, "But I
miss the nice volunteers at SOS.
They were my landlords, you
know. Karen McGllnn and, well,
all of the SOS people were really
nice." (McGlinn directs Food and
Finance at Share Our Selves).
Although Rita has children and
grandchildren, her customers are
O.J on my mind
It's hard to escape the 0. J . phe-
nomenon this Simpson summer. A
newsletter arrived from Lawry's,
who also own Corona del Mar's
Five Crowns. Inside was a photo-
graph of a much younger Richard
Prank, 4wry's CEO and occa-
sional COM resident, with his son
as they shook hands with youthful
football star O.J. Simpson at a
banquet 20 years ago. On the
same page, there was a bead.shot
of a radiant, smiling girl named
Mania Clark. The photo was tak-
en when she was a waitress at
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like a "Cheers" -type second fami-
ly to her. They wisecrack and
keep things li~ely without a bevy
of gag writers, Ted Danson or a
1V script The Garfalos emanate
friendly vibes at Garf's.
• MARlA BIRD covers local dining for
the Dally Pilot.
Lawry's, working her way through
law school.
And what about Mezzaluna,
the only restaurant name to
recejve more national and interna-
tional media plugs than any other
in the history of the world!
Romano Molfetto, owner of the
local Mezuluna. 60 miles from the
Brentwood Mezzaluna, still has its
share of looky-loos showing up
wanting to buy T-shirts and sou-
venirs, take their pictµres in front
or just to tell their friends that they
"were in Mez.zaluna." It's at 2441
East Coast Hwy.; 675-2004.
I: A-IR(Hll.D udtement, ·11'1 like ma~c. • f'"'"9 Sbe Mid automatic developen
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CONT1NUID MOM C1 chemkall exist. But tot ber, the
traditional method is the way to
from which to take the lbot. She go.
iaid her right eye ls •alJliost • "To me, I think, how can you
Inconsequential,• so she tries to miss all that stuff in between?
fix her left eye on the object. . .. , • she said. "It's never-ending
Even witb the monocular, she what you can do to change the
said the object still is bluny. image.•
•1 can't see a clear image 10 I Since the age of 19,
can't see lf the camera gets a Fairchild's sight has gradually
clear image,• said Fairchild, weakened due to a condition
fumbling with the band-size known as uveitis, which causes
monocular. • 1 have to give inflammation of certain layers of
myself a little more perimeter to the eyes. In addition to the
play with." inflammation, she has cataracts,
Fairchild said she takes .. which make the eye lenses
numerous __pictures of her sub-opaque and doudL~~------1
jects, and the -Within a
only speda.l " I , 1 few years, her
equipment sbe ·.. move SJOWeI eyesight deteJf-
uses is the because [.can't drive ora~~ rapidly -
monocular and d I h to the point an auto-focus aroun , 80 ave where correc-
Nikon ~era. more time to watch tive glasses
do~~ what goes on around :S~~~nger
collection of me. " became legally
grainy, black-blind. Though
and-white pho--JO FAIRCHILD uncertain of the
tographs • cause of uveitis,
strewn op her she doubts she
table, Fairchild said, "Maybe will ever completely lose her
one of the things that has sight.
enc9uraged my observ~tion of And she remains upbeat,
pe6ple and nature (as subjects) • believing her vision problems
is ... I move slower because·! somehow help her to discern the
can't drive around, so I have sharp distinctions between
more time to watch what goes black and white.
on around me." "The contrast between black
Working ~th the images in and white stands out more than
the darkroom is where anything else for me,• said
Fairchild's work as an artist real-Fairchild, who works almost
ly begins. She compensates tor exclusively in that medium.
her limitations wielding a cam-"That's an attribute for black.-
era by spending countless hours and-white photographers."
holed up in a darkroom, adjust-Fairchild's monochrome pho-
ing the shades of light and dark tographs caught the eyes of the
which materialize in the pan of three judges at the fair. After 12
developing fluid. hours of scrutinizing 1300
· "l have glasse~ on and my entries, Fairchild received first
magnifier in my hand like this,• place in the open division, spe-
she said, as she dipped her cial effects category for her
blond head down about an inch mother-daughter series and sec-
away from one of her pho-orid place in the monochrome
tographs. In the darkrQOm, her division, person category for a
nose would be so close to the profile portrait of 511man in a
developing chemicals that she cowboy hat.
says she sometimes worries With her success at the fair,
about their toxicity. But her Fairchild said sbe'is trying to
enthusiasm for her work seems devote more time to her photog-
to brush away any thoughts raphy.
about hazardous fumes. "I'm taking it more seriously
"When you actually see the now," she said with a smile. "It's
image coming out," Fairchild so exciting, so much fun, so
said, her eyes bright with magical!•
MONDAY NIGHT
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chocolate 'n cherries summer cooler
I Keebler Ready Crust Chocolate pie crust (6 oz)
I quart vanllla Ice cream, softened
112 cup toasted sUvered almonds
SAUCE
J can (16.S oz) Oregon Dark Sweet Bing Cherries, drained
(save juice)
S teaspoons cornstarch
I tablespoon lemon juJce
1/4 teaspoon almond ftavorlng
1·112 teaspoons grated lemon peel
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ofterrtee matn slightly; mfx m almonds. SPoon-~to chocolate crust. Cover pie
' with plastic dome; freeze at least 4 hours or until firm.
SAUCE: Drain cherries, reserving the juice. Add water to juice to equal 1 cup;
combine with cornstarch and lemon juice. Cook and stir until mixtufC thickens;
cook 1 minute longer. Add cherries, almond flavoring and grated lemon eeet.
Cool sauce thoroughly. Spoon over ice cream pie slices.
Make 8 sccvings. Preparation time: I 5 minutes.
frozen berry yogurt pie
1 Keebler Ready Crust Graham Cracker pie crust (6 oz)
1 cu (16.S oz) Oreaoa Blackberrta
1/3 CQJllUPr
1/4 cup eg 1Ubltitu&e {puteurlzed 'II Whlttl)
1 carton (6 oz) or,lll cup lemon ftavored Yo&urt
Drain berries, reserving 2 tabiespooris syrup. Set Uide 112 cup of lbe baries
for &ami h. Place remainina berriea, reaenecS ayrup. .,... llMI • IUbllituae in
lqc bowl. Beat at medium ~ 10 mm.I Pold la~ 1'a 1llo pie cnaat.
moundina hiah in center. CcMI' loolely will,..._ .. a1u ?ova.,.._
Utitand u.20mi wM ... I t I 2 TI
rainy day tarts
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Backyard barbecues, dining on the deck, weekends ...
hooray for summer I
Casual dining is "in," and it .sets the 'tone for s~mmer entertaining. Guys grilling,
kids selling lemonade, disposable tableware ... ~he living is easy.
High on the list of easy-to-enjoy desserts are delicious combinations of cool and
velvety ice cream and colorful. succulent berries. Put them together in a crisp
crumb pie crust and you h~ye a dessert that's the berries ... berries right for mixing.
I topping or garnishing a simple pie to make it special.
The versatility of an ice cream pie makes it a real winner. With pie crusts
available in a variety of flavors and sires from larger family size to "~ngle serving
tarts, you can create an infinite number of ice cream and berry combination!..-
1 f your fami ly faints for ch~olate, mix vanilla or chocolate ice cream with
delic ious dark cberries and spoon into a chocolate cruM for a de sert with
spectacular flavor and appetite appeal. If you prefer the taste of graham cracker
crusts. use the same idea with vanilla ice cream, garnished with giant. juicy
blackberries. Or combine sherbert and blueberrie in a graham cracker tart for a
surprisingly good, low-fat treat!
Since we're going casual, it's a good time to bring out colorful paper plates or
solid color plastics. Paper napkins with polka dots or plai~ make m~e placemats.
too. Let your table retlect·the brightest of suivmer tlowen.. .. t
Just remember, wh~ther you're poolside or parbide. on a backyard deck or on a
slcyscrapcr'balecmy,hooray. it's-summer I
Tcrlu 1m "" rrtam pit out of rl1e
fruur at lrast 20 mmutts before
serv1tl![. It u•1ll br ta.uer to s/1cr.
And at1othtr tip : dip your knif< 1n
wattr a couplt of times before sluing;
that, too, makes a cltaner slice.
I package Keebler Single Serving Graham
Cracker Tarts (4 oz)
Oregon has long beer1 knou111 as Otlt' of tlu' most 11erdat1t ,
regio"s of tl1t cou,,try for growit1gfru.it. A · mag1<al
combination of climatt and land produces j"st the ri,~lit
-contlilions for grou1ing biggtr, Jwteter brrriu.
L pint strawberry or raspbem sherbert
I pint orange or lime sherbert
1/3 cup Oregon Raspberries, drained
1/3 cup Oregon Bluebe~ drained
Soften sherbert. Mix Oregon raspberries into trawberry
or raspberry sherbert. Spoon into tart hells. Mix Orego n
blueberries into orange or lime sberbert. Place on cookie
sheet and covu. Place in freezer for two hours. Serve
immediately. Nott: Sherbert melts faster than ice cream
or yogurt so it does not need the extended time at room
temperature before scrvina. Garnish with a bcrry(s) before
serving. Mix and match your herbcrts and berrie . You can
also use different flavors of ice cream or frozen yogun to
achieve a very attractive, easily made dessert.
Makes 6 crvings. Preparation time: 10 minutes
BerrJ' Delicio11s Booklet I u
Kttbltr Rtady Crust Pit Crusts are choltstt>rol fru and loll• . .
in saturated fat. Save tht plastic domt, it's a ptiftct cover
wht n yo11 'rt bringing a pit to tht potluck supptr. •
Whtt1 'tl1at first rainy day comes. ltt tht Jt1ds maltt> thtir w ry
.own ict crtam or frozen yogurt ~arts. T"P with Oregon
raspbtrries. Frttzt through nap timt and tht n ltt tht )tids
dig in . Tht tarts can ht tattn dimt1y from tht containtr.
(N ict, no dishtsl)
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lt•li•n Sod1 : Ust leftover ffrry juict to 'Hitt • rrftulai'W
, lt•li•n sod•. Mix ow ,.,, jtiilt hltndtd Miltie two ,.rrs
Spdrltlirtt Hin.
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1'IUMDN( 1Wt. -• FOOD .
• You can get a • by-cooking · on the J
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A dd a bit of s.tzzte to the sum-
..., grill. .lbeAI\ something
about the °"""' al food
grllled ewe< on open fire lhat -
..... buds into. frenzy. Perbops 11'5
be<ause wtdoor grilling brings out
the.deepesl.~ f~ -without adding rat or~
ries.
1li.is swnmer. get even.more siz-
zle from your ba,ckyanl grill With
this oollection al easy-to-prepare
recipes. Each pail> the dlaracteris·
tic flavors ol the grill with fresh
summer vegetables lo create fami-
ly-pleasing dishes just perfect for
warm and SWUlY days.
A Wann SUioin Salad ts a
deligblfully -.rul medley of saJ.
ad greens. juicy-red toma_toes.
green onions and golden-sweet
com. garnished with strips oC mari-
nate<i, grilled sirlom. A final dress-
ing of Athenos Feta Cheese dlld
balscmuc vinegar creates a fesb\•al
of mouthwatenng flavors.
Grilled StuJfed Vegetables are
pertect compaiuons to freshly-
seared salmon or tund steaks. Yel-
low squash and green zucduru
haJves dre grilled l.lllbl tender, then
filled with Athenos Feta Cheese
navored v.'1th bits of basll and
tomato f\1ade from VtlSCOrlSin
co'~:'s rrulk, the smooth taste of feta
cheese is d perfect complement to
the d.lstmcbve flavor of swruner
vegetables .
Feta Bruschetta .rnd ~lechter
riilledO QuesdcWlds are rn·o temfic
n1enu stilrters that Lake less than
J'\'.'enty nunutes to prepare from start
to firush The bruschetta ts a comb.-
nation of roasted red peppers. green
onioru., garhc dnd Athenos pepper-
corn lldvored feta cheese piled atop
Uuck slices of misty French bread.
Made duectly on the gnll. the que-
sadillds ha\:e d dlstlnctJ\ e :Vlechter •
ranean flaif. tearrung the tdSle ol
roasted red peppers \\1th fetd
cheese, fresh bdstl and bklck ohves.
So Slffiple, 50 CdSUdl. these reapes
are sure to ddd stZZ1e to )'liill sum-
mertnne menu
WAAM SIRLOIN SAlAD WITH
FETA OIEESE
Prep tune 20 nunut~
Cooking l:lm<>. 15 minutes plus
standing
MEAT
l beef strlom steak, <lbout 314
m.ch t.hJck ( 1 lb I
DRESSL'IG
1/3 cup oil
3 lbsp bols.1ITUC \;negar
2 Thsp each r-hopped fresh
nunt and c:hoppt'd fresh basil
2 cloves gar\Jc ntUlced
2 bp Dijon ~ lustard
J/4 tsp !)Ugdl
SAL.\D .
6 cups tOm nuxro saJad greens
112 cup shced green on.ioits
l 112 chopped tomatoes
l pkg. t 10 oz.I frozen com,
rooked. dramed
1 pkg {8 02·.1 ATRENOSi:eta
Cheese, cnunbled
Grill or brol.l !.teak to med.ium-
rare or medium doneness Let
stand 10 rrunutes Cut stedk across
grain lOto tlun shct:?S.
Mix all dresstng mgtedlents
Divide greens dJTlong 6 plates
Top each "-1th oruons, tomatoes.
com, feta chee-.c. stedk and drt..>sS-
ing. Makes 6 scrvmgs
Note: For extra flavor, mannate
sliced cooked steak 1n dressing
mixture in
····~ QUESAOl1AS Pnpllme;15-.-Cooking_6_utes
UflourlDrtillas(6in.)
~oil ---
' pkg. 14 ""') A1liEN05 Crum·
bledFetaO>eeoe
I 112 rups (2 az.) ligbtly packed
fresh basil ie.ves
I cup thinly slio!d ..-oasted red
peppe<strips
2 Tbsp. chopped pitted ripe
olives
4~ ..
Brush l -d lortiDa ligblly grill A lillle plquahcy Will jet..wt
with oil 11.vn -oven sprinkle their la5te buds and add enonnous-entire sun""' wjlh 2 Tblp. ieca ly to the turi al a caSual get togeth·
cheese. Tosi wi1b about 6 to 9 basil er.
INves; 9 pepper llrtps and I tsp. Forego the usual hambwgers or
olives. Caver With S«<>nd flour toe-dlicken, and make the cen~
tiJla; bru5h top ligbtly"with oil--.ryour meal a pair al pork tender·
Grill over> bot coals 2 to 3 min-loins. marinated for a few hours in
utes "on each side or until tightly <ti mixture of !Of sauce, ginger,
· ~ Cut into 6 wedges, ml$tard. garlic and enough Th.bas-
Makes 3 dozen appeti:zers. Co pepper sauce to give them a
And. when you want to tan.ta-u... the neighbors With something
differenl .,.you gathe< 'round the .-
sprigbtly zing. Grill them fQ< only
about 20 minutes. As you slice into
their mahogany e:<teriors, you'll
find juicy light meat so tender you
can cut it. with a fork.
As a quid< ~·grill an
NSOrtmenl al marinated fresh veg·
etabl<!s. lbmalD -rounds al
red onion. and diag00ally-
7;!!Qd]W.mal<e. ailorf1ll COl)lbina·
tkm and ~flavors romplement
the pork perfectly.
Early in the day, make up a
batch al sesame noodles· fresh
moked pasta tossed with an over-
the-moon dressing of peanut but-
ter,_ orange juice, soy sauce. sesame
oiL vinegar and TubascO sauce.
These )Us! get better as tbef rool ·
LARGE CANTALOUPE
FRESH.WHOl:E MEI.ON
and oho<xb the dn!osing. At serving
time, W the nooai.. seem a little
dry. add more orange jUice and
-· Sprinkle them wtth slice9 green oolons and surround with
cucumber slice$.
Now for a real startler. fire and
tee Cream.I llle barrel-aged Oavor
ol. Tabasco sauce teams with·
pra.nge, cloves and cinnamon in a
satin-smooth ii:e cream. It's a <inch
to mix up and doesn't require an
ice cream maker-your refrigerator
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Glllu.ED STUFfED VEGETABlES
Prep time: l 0 minutes
Cooking ti.me: I~ minutes
l pkg. (4 oz.) ATHENOS Crum·
bled Feta Cheese with Basil &
Tomato
'3 lbsp olive oil, d.i.Vlded
1/4 tsp. garlic powder
2 yellow squash. cut m half
lengthwise
2 zua:hml. cut in haH length-·
wise / '
Ma , ... cheese. l Tho;JH>f the---.
oil Md garlic powder. Score veg-
etal.Jes along cut sides with knife.
Brush with remaining 2 Tbsp. oil.
Pldce .vegetables, cut-side down,
on heated greased grill; cover.
Grill 5 minutes over mediwn
coals. Tum over. Spread cut sides ct •
vegetables with cheese mixturet
cover.
Grill 8 to 10 minutes or until ten-
der. Makes 6 to 8 servings.
FETA llftUSCHETTA
Prep time! 20 minutes
I jar fl ort.) roasted red peppers,
drained, chopped
1 dove garlic, minced -
Olive oil
I tsp. lemon juice
1/4 cup chopped green onions
I pkg. (4 oz.) ATiiENOS Crum·
bled Feta ~ With Pepperi:om,
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1 loaf French bread. c:ut into
I 112-lnch lllices
Mix peppers, garlic, I Tbsp,
olive oU. juice, oolons and feta
cheese. Set aside.
Brush bread slices lightly with
olive oil: place on cookie sheet
Broil 00 each -Wllil lightly
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Tblp. al pepper millure. Makes
fl>out I 112 -.
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cold aD at the same time.
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VEGETAllES
213 cup soy sauoo
2 tablespoons minced fresh gin-
ger
2 tablespoons countJy-style mus-
tard
2 gartic doves, crushed
, 2 teMpOOm Thbasoo pepper sauce
2 pork tenderloins, about 1 Vl
~um tomatoes
2 mediwn zucduni
2 large red onions
In medium bowl combme fJC1Y
sauce, ginger, mustard. gamc and
TabasCO pepper sauce. Set aside one
ha1f ol mixture. Add pork tenderloins
to bowl Cover and marinate mixture
at least 2 hours or overnight, turning
occasionally.
Cut each tomato m half. Cut each
zucchini diagonally into 1/4-inch-
thick sbces. Cut onions into U4-inch-
thick slices. Place vegetables in
remaihing marinade; carefully toss to
mix well.
Preheat grill to medium. placing
rqck 5 to 6 inches above coals. Place
pork tenderloins on grill; grill 20 min-
utes, turning occasionally and brush-
ing with marinade occasionally.
Place tomatoes, zucchini and red
onions· on grill. Grill vegetables 4
minutes, turrung once and brushing
with marinade occasionally.
Makes 6 servings
Note: lt is unportant to keep Illdri-
nade used for pork tenderloin sepa-
rate from that used for vegetables
SACY SESAME NOODLES
1 pound spagheltl
114 C\"P S7f sauce
1/.4 cup s;esiune ml
1/4 rup vegetable ~
2 tahlespooos cidet vinegar
1 tablespoon Tabasco pepper sauce
l teaspoon salt
2 large green ~sliced
l medium cucumber, sboed
Prepare spaghetti as package
dJreds. Drain.
Meanwhile, in large bowl wlusk
peanut butter, orange juice, soy
sauce, sesame oil. vegetable oil cider
vinegar, Tabasco pepper sauce and
salt until smooth. Add cooked
spag~ and green onions to large
~ tos.5 well. Serve wann.. Or. cov-
er and refrigerate to serve cold later.
Just before serving, toss with a<kli-
t:ional orange juice, it necessary. Gar-
nish with cucumber slices.
Makes 6 servings.
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Vl cup milk
1 mediµm cinnamon stick
1 strip orange peel (from 1 small
orange)
4 whole doves
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 14-ounce can sweetened con-
densed milk
1 1'2 teaspoorn Tabasco pepper
sauce
2 cups heavy cream. whipped
Cinnamon sticks and orange peel
twi.5ts (Or garnish
ln small saucepan over medium
heat. 'heat milk, cinnamon &tick,
orange_ peel and cloves to t>Oiling.
Reduce heat to low; cover and sun-
mer 5 minutes to blend flavors. Set
aside to cool to room temperature.
Strain mixture.
ln large bowl combine milk mix-
ture, vanilla extract. sweetened con-
densed milk and Tabasco pepper
sauce. · Gently fold in whipped
cream. Cover and freeze until firm.
stining once.
THUftSOAY, JULY 20, 1995
Paella -just
for the halibut
Pa a SWJ1lalure dish d Spon·
i$h cuisine. gets name bun the
paellero, or pan. in Whid1 it's tradl-
tionADy cooked However, a large
&k1Det works ju:.t as wen. And While
nee is the wuversaJ base in all ver-
sions, dl.icke.n. sausage and sheDfisb . • .,
-alone or in combination -are c'dso
featured ingredients •
In Hahbut Paella. the home econ-
omists at the Kikkanan K.i1chens
have created a VerslOll d tbls classic
entree that' economJcal and takes
less tune to prepare by malang a few
mgredien.l substrtutioos. Using hal-
ibut in place ct shellfish and replac-
ing the tradJbooal high-priced saf-
fron with tunnenc cuts the cost
HAUBUT M£llA
1 small onion, finefy chopped
1 small green bell pepper, finely
chopped
2 doYes garlic. ~
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 can (1 4-1/2 oz.) no salt added stewed
tomatoes
2 teaspoons vinegar
1/2 teaspoon turmeric
114 teaspoon pepper
1 bay leaf
1 cup uncooked tong.grain nee
314 pound fresh ()( thawed halibut fil-
lets, cut into 1-inch squares
3 tablespoons naturalfY brewed lite so;
sauce
1/2 teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce
1 cup frozen peas. thawed
1 cup chunky p0dnut butter·
1 cup orange jwce
To serve, scoop ice cream into
glasses or dessert cbshes. Makes 8
servings.
Rounds of marinated pork, grilled fresh vegeta~les, sesame noodles and spicy lee cream add to the
navor and fun of a casual cookout
Saute onion. bell pepper and 9,ilf1ic in hot
oil in large skilet Ole< medUn heat 5 mn.
utl!S. ~ in tomatoes. vinegac; tumeric.
pepper. bay leaf and 1-1/2 Cl4JS water.
bmg 10 boil SW in rice. RetiJCe heat. ct:N-
er and sirrrner 20 rrftJtes. MearMhle,
marinate halbJt in mixtlR of lite soy
sauce and pepper sauce 15 mRJte5. Sprn-
lde halibut mixtlR and peas ~ O</e(
nee CDJef and cook 10 mirutes ~ °'
lXltil fish flakes easily IMth fot1c,. Remow
from heat ckard bay leaf. Gentty rom-
blne fish and peas With rite; <:rNef and let
stand 1 minute before serving.
Georgian wins $25,000 prize for. top chicken recipe
.A Georgia homemake r whose Second place in the contest went
hobby is creative cooking is the to Diane Lentz of Nicholasville, Ky.,
1,095 nationdl chicke n cooking for her recipe Gingered Jamaican
champion. Jerk Chicken. She received $5,000.
Mary Louise Lever or Rome, Ga., Third place was Jeanne Holt of
won $25,000 for her recipe Baked Mendota Heights, Mum., for
Spicy Pmeapple Bahnese Chicken Jajapeno Tex-Mex Clucken Salad.
at the 41st National Chicken Cook-She received $3,000.
mg onCest held recently at Edwina Ruth Gadsby of Great
Atlanta's Merchancl!.se Ma.R.-Cooks Falls. Monl, won $2,000 for Key
from each '?! the 50 states plus the Lime Thai Chicken and Glona
District of Columbia competed by Pleasants of Williamsburg, Va .• won
cooking their special chicken dish $1,000 for Thai Thigh Kabobs.
for a panel of food editor judges Lever .. is a former school teacher
from leading magazines and news-who had previously cooked in the
papeis. ~inajS-(.r-theoontest in-Hershey, Pa.,
For free.•
m 1990.
The wmni.ng dish was devel-
oped specilically to compete in the
contest The recipe features skin-
less, boneless chicken breast halves
brushed with mustard and coated
with gmgersnap crumbs. After ba.k-
mg, the chicken is covered with a
spicy ptneapple sauce.
The National Chicken Cooking
'Contest is sponsored by the Nation-
al Broiler Council and Southeastern
Poultiy and Egg Association. The
contest began in 1949 and is held
every other year in major broiler
producing states.
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BAKED,SPICY f'tNEAPPlf
BALINESE CHICKEN
4 boneless. skinle~s ducken
bredSt hdlves
3 tbsp. Dijon mµstord
112 cup ginger..naps crumbs
Spicy Pineapple Sduce: reope
follows ·
red bell pepper <;trips
bastl spngl>
Between. two sheets plastic
wrap. place chicke n and gently
pound to Wllfonn
thickness; brush Wlth muswd.
In shallow ~h. place gmgersnap
crumbs. A-Od chlcl<en. 1 piece at a
Concerts
I
time, dredging to coat. In non-sbck
sprayed shallow bctlang d.1.sh, place
ducken and refngerate 20 ID.10ut<>S:
Pffice ducken in 350F oven dfld
bake about 20 minutes or until I jWces run d~i: and a fork can be 1nM?rted m cken with.eel.Se On 4
indlvtdual ates. spoon 1/4 of
Spicy PineappTe Sduce. and top
each with. a duckE>n br('ast half
Garnish Wlth pepper i.tnps dnd
basu spngs. ~lakel> 4 sel'Vl1lgs
Spicy PuleapplP Sauce ln fry-
pan. place 1 tablespoon peanut ou
I and heat to mecbum temperdture
Add 1 miJ1ced ~c dov.c and 1
& Arena Events
Free With fair Acl111lsslonl
I red oruon. chopped Saute about 2
rrunutes Stlr in 114 cup seasoned
nee ~negar and 1 can (8 ~z I
crushed pineapple. jWCe md uded
Add 114 teaspoon dl.lsp1ce. 1/4 tea-
spoon red pepper flakes and 2·112
teaspoons Dijon mustard Heat stir-
nng_ a.bout 4. m m11tes or unbl.bub--
bly and sbghUy thlckened In
blender contamer place pmeapple
nwcture and puree until smooth
I keep warm. Just before servmg, stlr
I in 2 tablespoons finely chopped
basil and 1/-4 cup chced red bell
pepper. r
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