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Home My WebLink About1996-07-04 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Pirates sizzle. but get knocked out Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 canalis 2th~up for cine Ina COIDplex .., M ove over, Big Newport Edwards Newport Stadium is now my favorite local theater. This new cinema paradiso in· Newport Center opened Tues- day with screenings of "Inde- pendence Day," where space invaders zap practically every metropolis from New York to New Delhi. They even stop in Orange County to level the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station faster than you can say "Mea- sure S." The film was great -"Close Encounters" meets "Rambo" - but the cozy new flick house was the star. Every show in the three Stadium theaters was sold out Tuesday, theater manager Jim Woodin said. Woodin said audiences loved the new complex. He compared it to the Big Newport, the Long- time town favorite. "The big screen gives you the epic, "ne said . "The stacnurn puts you in the epic." Let's talk sound and vision. All of the seats are good in the Stadium. The screen is curved, providing a nearly direct view from the aisle seats. I hard- side, normally more of a downer than stale Red Vines. Seats are st8:ggered, .too, so than the one in front of it, elimi- nating the problem of looking into the back of someone's bad hair day while you're trying to watch Will Smith dust alien forces in the name of the second American Revolution. The digital sound is cleaner than Range Rovers parked out front. And loud, thankfully. Once tbe movie started, Mr. Dolby's great advancement drowned out the annoying popcorn-smacking :tiouple next to me. ~ • • Our thoughtful friends at Edwards even added 600 park- ing spaces -but finding a spot was harder than getting a ticket for "Independence Day.• I have one other qualified complaint to·report on the Stadi- um's opening, and I don't know whether to biame this one on a •SEE COMPLEX PAGE A12 Suggestive shirtS stir storefront scandal Ill Balboa merchants don't cotton to T- shirt stores' offensive merchandise and ~·want it out of display Windows. Shop- keeper says the shirts are big hits. By Carolyn Miller, Datly Pilot BALBOA PAVILJON -Some call them smut, others-call them humor. And many residents and merchants on the Balboa Peninsula wish they would Just disappear. . The objects of controversy are $10 to $12 T- sturts. It's not the shirts them- selves, but their sexual sayings and logos that are visible from the Fun & Sun's storefront win- dow at.the end of Main Street "1 watch 1t every day -1 see all types of peo- ple stare m the wmdow and gig- gle." said Bob V l I" ~ ·1 I { > '\ LEWD OR LAUGHABLE? What do you I think of the debate over whether a Bal· boa T-shirt shop should display its bawdy merchandise, Call our Readers· Hotline at 642-6086 and leave your name, thoughts, area of residence and phone number Black, owner of the Catalina Ayer, which has its offices in the Balbo& Pavilion across from the T-c;hirt stQre "Some (T-shirt sayings) ate pretty raunchy.• Black -who hears complaints about the T- shirts all year long-1s one of many members of the Balboa Merchants Association who say the sh.Jrts ·are not the type of merchandise they want sold Ln the area. The shirts gwe tounsts a bad impression an d are offensive to residents, they said Merchants have asked the store owner to move the T-shuts out of the d1spldy wmdows. •SEE SHIRTS PAGE A12 Feds: Case closed on district boundary change •U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights says Newport-Mesa Sch ool District did right thing by readjusting JoAnn Street lines. "It's over and done with and we jilst need to include the (JoA.nn Street) rectan- gle in whatever we do district-wide ... " -JIM DE BOOM tigative portion of this case." School board President Jim I De Boom said the trustees antfa- pated such a ruling. That's why the board voluntanly reversed the boundary change last May, he said . the d1stnct hoped to increase capacity for the students who lived m walking distance of Wil- son Elementary School instead of busing those students to Adams E!ementary School Wilson already has a substantial Latino student population By Evan Henerson, Dally Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Fede ral offid.4ls have closed their investi- gation into a boundary change that put the school district on the wrong side of a civil rights dispute earlier this year. While the district's earlier decision to redraw the bound- aries was not an intentional act of discrimination, according to the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights, the read- justment of school boundaries to let JoAnn Street students attend Adams Elementary School was a necessary maneuver to end the federal inquiry. "It's over and done with and we just need to include the (JoAnn Strel?t) rectangle in what- ever we do district-wide,· de 1 Boom said . As long as the district stays faithful to a plan, ensuring assigned attendance in the JoAnn Street area is not discriminatory, the Office of Civil Rights consid- ers the matter settled. •OCR will monitor compliance with the plan,· said the office's regional civil rights director in a letter to Newport-Mesa Superin- tendent Mac Bernd. "This letter constitutes closure of the mves-; Ln May of 1995, the ctistnct shifted the boundanes around the area bordered by Harbor Boule-I vard, Placentia Avenue, JoAnn Street -an area referred to as the JoAnn Street Rectangle. By redrawmg the boundanes. I THE BIG CHILL? .Parents say cold water -is keeping kids from swim l~ns, but officials say otherwise Story by Carolyn Miller, Dally Pilot N EWPORT BEACH - They stand at the side of the pool: their teeth chattering behind blue Ups, goosebumps spotting their slcinny arms and looks of dread cloud- ing U;leir little faces. the water is too cold for her, she thinks her son would be miserable. • J think he would cry the whole time,• he said. Whether it's cryirig, vomiting or wbiriing -some kidl W\11 do a.nvt¥og to avoid get· ting in the pool for their aummer swim leaons. Beauchamp is one ol several parents who have called the dty to complain about the water temperature of the pools at Newpot1 Harbor and Corona del Mar high Schools. Jake Daddll dmb put lab llater, Chea.ea. at Newport HMbOr pool. ·rve been ln Colder (p0oll., • Jab Nici~ ' •we have this problem every )'MJ', • said Todd Alvarez, the recnatiOn Coordinator for the city's Com.mu· nity Ser•kw l)epu't:ln«it. •'Jbe rMIOI\ is bece\1118 June and JUly have been 90 cruddy w.ather-wtle. The temperature Of tbe pool ls Wllyf Because tt's too dam cold. "Molt ot the kidl scream before getting ID tbe pool.• Mid Sandy BMtichamp, whO was al the Olympic.me ~ at Newport Herbor Hlgb Schocil Wednetday where her two d&ugbtlla, Megan. 5, and Whitney, 4, take ........ ~. Bt•O I' wata W 2·yee:r.oid 10G. a--. •~twtm...-. tNtalltd....,.· • aJW*Y* 80 :Ott., tbe utemAl tempera· tuna that .. the kids .• Lat sunmer, the dty paid a tote! OI 12,000 The move drew fire because it restricted 136 Launo students llv- mg on JoAnn Street from attend- mg Adams, located in an upscale area of Mesa Verde Once the Office of Civil Rights began investigating charges of racial d1scnmmation, the Newport- Mesa trustees reversed their earlier • SEE DISTRICT PAGE A 12 r~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~, I \ 11 I \ I I I AROUND TOWN AS : ~~ I -· ~"-:Jr-. --.I C1.A.SWO IS. : ~ flOltUM A10 I ON THE awT A) : POUCINB ~ ' "*9C*>11C1s 14 IOCIE1V M IPOl11 II THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1996 .greer wylder Suit up in.this patriotic attire ' Boutique (723-0533), says she has the perfect suits for · the Fourth of July featuring American flag bikinis "in a provocative thong, Brazilian, and hi-waist models,• she said. "We also have a great supply of red, white, and blue suits, and sarongs, and American flag jack- ets. We sell hard to find suits that include a C, D, or DD cups or larger.• Beach Boutique is offering Best Buys readers a $5 discount on purchases of bikinis or one- piece bathing suits, and if you bring a friend you will receive and additional $3 off. It's located at 2820 Newport Blvd. In New- port Beach. Edwards Big Newport The- ater is celebrating the opening of its new "stadium auditoriums" by selling popcorn today for 10 cents. The stadium-style seating in the new theater should allow every person a good view of the screen despite biggest hairdos - each row is built 18 inches high· er than the one behind ,it. • DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT The Newport Stadium The- atre is showing "Independence Day" on two screens, plus "The Rock," "Striptease,• and "Eras- er.• Big Newport (644-0760) is located at 300 Newport Center Drive in Newport Beach. Youngsters press on a fence surrounding the field at Fairview Developmental Center to watch the fireworks show Tuesday night The colorful event drew hundreds to the grounds to enjoy the show. A bargain on self-defense information is available at Mar- shall's Tae .Kwon Do (574-0122) 9elf-defense seminar on Satur- day from 12:30 to 2 p.m..tor $5 J)~r person. The seminar is geared for adults and includes a ~e-home packet on topics such as basic escapes from hold and Section of country club course scorched ciounterattacks. · Instructor Tom Marshall is a The 12th hole at the Costa Mesa Country Club and Golf Course was blackened around the edges but play resumed Wednesday follow- ing a fire at the center, a course employee said. Fireworks launched from the Fairview Developmental Center Tuesday night during a pre-Independence Day show ignited.the blaze at about 9:20 .m. Crews battled the fire with a fire in a compost pile," said Randy Croll, act- ing battalion chief with the Costa Mesa Fire Department. About 18 firefighters responded to the site at East Mesa Verde and Golf CoW'Se drives. A nearby supply yard provided a bulldozer, Croll said. No one was hurt. Th e damage. -By John Canalls years experience. Marshall's Tae Kwon Do is located behind the futemational House of Pancakes, j33 E. 17th St. No. 13 in Costa Mesa. Class size is limited so it's best to call to reserve a spot. ·briefly in the news I haven't yet been to the Showcase Gallery (540-6439) JOCated in South Coast Village across from South Coast Plaza, but I hear it has affordable prices and a wide range of artisbc 9tyles Local firefighters enlisted to h elp in other wildfires Coach Hailey reinjures ailing knee in accident Bob Hailey, the 60-year-old former Newport Harbor High track and field coach who recent- ly retired from his position at the high school as a biology teacher after a 36-year teaching career, is home today after being hospital- ized following a traffic accident Monday. The accident left his limb in a perilous situation with amputa- tion al the knee the constant question. The gallery features limited- edition, ready-to-frame pieces, oil pamungs. acrylics, pastels, watercolors, photography, sculp- tµres, ceramics, and jewelry. EighJ Costa Mesa firefighters joined the multi-agency attack on the enormous wildfire engulfing Idyllwild and the San Jacinto Mountains on Wednesday. offi- cials said. "There's no question, I have a dilemma now," added Hailey. His left leg was broken, again, in Monday's accident. Hailey was released from Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian on Wednesday, and he remains on medication at horn~· · · The Costa Mesa Art League sponsors lhe gallery, and the league ts made up of profession· 41 and amateur artists, students, cJRd collectors. The Showcase Sallery is open Wednesday through Sunday. Its featured a(tist for July is painter Marie Taggart. 1\vo strike teams were sent to the help fight blaze, said Randy Croll, the Costa Mesa Fire Department's acting battalion chief. Crews from all over the state united against the disaster, which had consumed at least 10,000 acres by Wednesday morning and threatened the quaint resort town. For more on Coach Hailey, see today's Community Forum page, A10. The acci~ent was on Newport . Blvd. Monday when another dri- 1 ver reportedly turned left in front of Hailey's auto, the latter collid- ing in a near-head-on situation, said Hailey's wife, Dorene. • IEST BUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. If you know of a good buy call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646- 4 no or write to me: Best Buys Dally efCot. ~30 W, Qay St. CostJ Mesa. 92627. VOL 90, NO. 149 :~fl ....... • ; PvbClsher : : M.UAM LOe01U. Edttor • •STIVI MAaU, : M~ng Editor : •!INS YOICCM, City Editor ,MARC MAlmN, Photo Editor :·w••rnn. • ; DfNctor of Operations '/UDY OllJING. ' .• Cl..nled Managtf • •LANA JOHN90N, . : Promotk>nl : ; ....... IHM Controller ........ ~,...,.... ........... ~'"• : •CAM. ftm4. Padaglng and ;~ Wllll•m Lobdell. ~same 24- hour •nswering sefVice m•y be used to record letters to the editor on •ny topic. ADORESS Out llddrtis Is 330 W. S.y St., Costa MeM. Calif. 92627. COlll\ECTIQNS It Is the Pilot's polky to prompt· ly correct •II errors of subst•nce. Piute ull 574-4233. Th•nk ~· fXl The Newport BHdYCosi. Mew Dally Piiot (USPS-144-tOO) k published MoncMy through Sat· UfWy. In N8pott a .. ch •nd CON~~«• only tiV.ti.ble by tubtcttblng to The 11me Ofange ~ CIOO) 252 .. , .. '. "' ... outllde of Newpon IMct\ and Costa Mes.,; IUblcrlpdON to d'9 Otlly Piiot only .... 1'11111 .. by mlll fot• i to per monch. Second N9 polt9 peld .t c~ ~ CA. ,....lndude .. ~ ..... and .... -..) fl05lMAS. Ttft: Send.,,..~'° Thi-·°" IWhi1IC4a ...... HMaybe the time has come,~ said Hailey, alluding to his left leg, which was damaged in a 1979 hit-and-run accident which •Right now It's back in a cast and will be for about six weeks," resulted in 19 operations over a Dorene Hailey said. · ...... u._.-oo of 125 hospitalization days. -By Roger Carl.Ion Dally Pilot, P.O. 8 011 154'01 Cosu Mesa. CA. 92626. Copyright No news stories. lllustr•tlons, edlto- rl1l 1Ntt« or ~lsements ~rein un be reproduced with· out written pennhMC>n of copy- right~. HOW TO llEACH US Ckwldon The TlrMS Or1nge County (800) 252-9141 AcMN1lslng Cluslfi.d 642·5678 Ohpl-v 642-.432, ...... NeWs 5-40-' 224 Spof'tS 64l~330 ~ Spot1s 'ax 646--4110 l-M.111: Flll71Mtttodlgy.com llllnoMcil ·~Office 642 .... 321 lusln. , .. 6)1-5902 ~~ ~ ~ ComlnuMy HtWI. • nm.. Mlrrtir COIJ'f*'IY M ................. ~andC!O e ,,,. Clllf. CN M..,_,..,_., WEATHER TEMPOATIMES Newport BNCtl ..... 7~3 Balboa .•.••.•..... 73163 Costa Mesa ........ 78167 Corona del Mar ..... 72162 """~ LOCATION SIZE Wedge •..••..••••• 3-4 s Newport ........... 3-4 s 81Kkles ............ 3:..4 s River Jetty . : ...•...• 3-4 s CdM •.••.....•.••• 3""' s TIDIS TODAY Flntlow 6:38 a.m. . ' •••. ' ..... .() a Flmhlgh t :15p.m. . .•......... 4.6 Second low 6:4l pm .•••.....••.• 1.8 second high A-Midn~ MmAY ""'IOw 7;'¥7 a.m. • • • . • • ••.. .0.2 flrit~ 12:34 a.m ............ 5.2 Second low 7:56 a.m ..... : •.•.•.. 1.8 Second high 2·09 p.m ....•.... .' ..• 4'.7 ' WATP 11· ~nm:······" cifyside Young musicians present concert . Several young musicians will perlorm at Levitsky~s Proteges Jn Concert Young Musicians Plat- form at 4 p .m. on Saturday, July 13 at the Pad.fie School of Music and the Arts in Costa Mesa. An artists' reception will follow. The Platfo.rm tours young musicians to' prepare them for international competition. Undy Blackbum. 14; Marqharlta Gle- bov, 16; and Jana Resnick, 15, are the featured perlormers. All per· formers have taken top honors in various U.S. musical competi- tions. works by Chopin,· Tchaikovsky. Sponsortng the Platform is the Newport Beach Recital Series Inc., a non-profit eduactional organization dedicat~ to pro- moting classical chamber music. Performers are hand-picked proteges of Russian concert pianist and Serie~ Artistic Direc- tor Leonid Levitsky. Levitsky is a visiting professor at USC and has received awards including the Tchaikovsky Diploma , of Achievement. Tickets are $5. The school is located at· 151 Kalmus Drive, Ste. G-1 in Costa Mesa. For more information call 458-0078. Russian pianist presents recital in Corona del Mar Russian cohcert pianist Leonid Levitsky will perform works by Romantic composers dwing two chamber music salons on July 11 and Aug. 8 in Corona del Mar. The two Thursday events begin at 1 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Morisseau, and a complimentary tea will be served. There is no cHarge for the mini-concerts, but space is limit- ed. • Levistky will play composi- tions by Chopin, Liszt, Mozart, Rachmaninov, Scriabin and Tchaikovsky. The Friends of the Newport Beach Recital Serles Guild are sponsoring the salons. The 'New- port Beach Recital Serles, Inc., is an educational organization that sponsors classical chamber The Friends Guild sponsors community teas, provides volun- teers for the Series, and ad.minis- NEWPORT IEAOt ters the Series Outreach Pro- grams. I. Por more informMlon call 644-. 4208. Slide into OCC baseball camp Orange Coast College will offer a weet-long baseball camp for children aged S 112 to 12. The session will m.eet from 1 to 4 p.m. the week of July 8 to July 12 at· the Orange Coast College base- ball field. Children of all skill levels will be instructed in bunting, fielding, hitting, pitching, sliding, team- work and throwing. $75. Participants may register Monday through Thursday from • 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon at Orange Coast, College's Community Education; Office. ~ The College is located ar. 2701: Fairview Road in Costa Mesa.· For more information call 432- 5880. Learn the ups and downs of basketball this summer Orange Coast College w1lJ offer three sessions of its week- long "Pirates of the Future• bas- ketball camp for boys aged 8-1~. The first session will run Mon- day, July 8 through Friday, July 12. The second session will run Monday, July 15 through Friday, July 19. Enrollment for each ses- sion is $89. The third session will nm: Monday, July 22 through Thun;-: day, July 25. Enrollment is $79. : All sessions will be held from 9 ; a .m. to noon at the College's : . , gymnasium. , Orange Coast College's men's : basketball coach Tim O'Brien · will teach individual and team · basketball skills. The camp wW feature full-• court games with referees, high-' light videos, a camp T-shirt, and , awards. • Participants may registet Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday from 9 · a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon at the Orange• Coast College Community Edu- cation Office. • Fairview Road in Costa Mesa.; For more information call 432-: 5880. t • 400 Mock of Morning St.r Lllne: A woman believes her $4,000 gold bracelet w•s stolen during an open house. She kept the jewelry In a dresser. • .2900 Mock of Pwta: A thief removed a window air conditioner. broke Into a home and stole about $11,500 worth of jewelry. Emerald and diamond . rings were among the loot. COSTA MESA • 900 Mock of Springfield Street: Season tickeu to the California Angels wer.e stolen from a home office flllng cabinet. Ten tickets valued at S 120 were taken. • 'JOOO Mock of 8rtstot Stre.t: Small Items were stolen from a commercial business. Paper, a radio, a compact disc player and a phone were taken. • 2200 Mock of Onnge Avenue: An airless compressor valued at $2,500 was stolen froin an unlodced garage. • &00 Mock of Hlmltton Street A pressure washer valued at Sl,200 was taken from an unlocked garage. • 2200 Mock of u Mer Cowt Ski equipment valued at Sl,020 was stolen . There were no signs of forced entry. ' ·------~ ................... _. __ ----- I THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1996 AJ • .. . ·we owe ihiS . IndePendeiice Day to a guy named Tofil . T his beJng lndependeDL'e Day, it seems reasonabl~ to explore the fact that there is more to this holiday than hot dogs, sunburns and fire- works. To that end, I have engaged a guest columnist who is the supreme expert on the topic. I have had to edit him because of space limitations, and certainly the man's punctuation is quirky. But he indeed make~ the case: When in the course of human events, It becomes necessary tor one people to dissolve the poliU- cal btmds that have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the desperate and eq.ual station to which the Jaws of nature and of nature's God· entiUe them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind.requires causes which impel them to the separaUon. We hold these truths to be 70% Off of What? North Carolina deep discount prices at a ..... Southern California address. 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Prudence, Indeed, will dic- tate that governments long established should not be changed/or light and transient causes; dnd accordingly all expe- rience hath shown, that mankind are more disposed to sufter, while evils are su/Jerable, than to right themselves by aljolishlng the forms to which they are accustomed. . . But when a long train of abus- es and usurpadons invariably pursuing the same object evinces a deSJgn to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is I ' throw off such government, and to provide new guards for their future security ... Th e history of 11)1~ Fine Wine Specialists ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~-~-t ~ I' I \IT 10 I> \X' I\, I ()I T 111 \\'I I h. 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To prove this, let facts be submltted to a candid world. Jefferson goes on to list dozens of charges against King George: He has refused his assent to laws ... has forbidden his governors to pass laws ... has dlssolved Representative Houses repeatedly ... has made judges dependent upon his will alone ... has kept among us, in times of peace, standing arm.Jes without the consent of our legislatures ... for cutting off our trade with all parts of the world ... for imposing tchces on us without our consent ... for t(lking away our charters ... He has abdicated government here ... plundered our seas, rav- aged our coasts, bumed ow • Our guest columnist co~tin- ues: I n every stage of these oppresslons, we have peti- . Uoned for redres.t ln the most humble terms. Our repeated peUtion.s have been answered only by repeated injury ... WE THEREFORE, the Repre- sentatives of the Unlted States of America, in General Congress, Assembled, appeallng to the supreme judge of the world for the rectitude of our lntenUons, do, in the name and by the authority of the good people of these colonies, solel7l(1.iy publish and declare, that these united colonies are. and of right ought to be, FREE AND INDEPEN- DENT STATES; that they are absolved from all allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political connection between them and the state of Great Britain, is and ought to be totally dissolved; and that ad free and , full power to levy war, conclude peace, contract alliances, estab- lish commerce, and to do an oth- • MOST MODELS IN STOCK • •AND AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY• Orange County Harley Davidson would llke to d ispel the myth t hat new Harleys er acts and things which inde- pendent atates may of right do. And for the support of this deda- raUon, with a firm reliance on the protection of Dlvine Provl· dence, we mutually pledge to • each other our lives, ow lortun~ • and our sacred honor. John Hancock and 55 other men of courage and wisdom signed the Declaration of Inde- pendence 220 years ago this very day. Fifty years to the day after the signing, Tom Jefferson lay dying. •This is the fourth?" he asked. and then he passed Several hundred miles to the north, another architect of Amel"- ica, John Adams, also was draw- 1ng his last breath: "Thomas - Jefferson -still surv -" were his last words. If he was asking, "Thomas Jefferson still survives?" the • FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. are impossible to get w ith waiting lists • and long delays. The truth i~ we offer Orange County Harley Davidson bikes o n an arrival basis and have 96 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK models in stock and available daily. CALL FOR DETAILS So come on down and c heck out 1he new 2131 East '1st-. St. SA. Harleys or bett!r yet buy o ne today. 835 9141 Ol'f1I SE'IEll IMrl A lftBC • CAU. FOR DETAILS • • ~t . • Door Panel & Dosh • Leothet Cleon & Concltlon reg.$69.95 • Polish (High Speed Sealer Wax • ComuboWox • Wheel Treatment • Exterior DreSS1ng reg.$69.95 .$124.95 *NOW: $59. 95 *NOW: $59. 95 ·Now:$99.95 EntJine Steam Clean Doltl lnt8ftor Ex1erior Corrl>le18 l.eothef Condition Wheel Treatment ~FtWlelw Con'UXJwait * (By Request) Oller SpralJ Remollal & Color S.n,in9 (By Special AQreement) M THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1996 A JUNIOR. LEAGUE -OF THEIR OWN . . . . • The volunteer service gTOup, 1,200 members strong, celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. "Just 10 yeam ago, we were barelf Oonaideled a credible volunteer 9lflanlzat1on tor wOtklilg women. 7bday, ~111, doctOIBI exect.dMtB, in 1956, according to Mcinerney. Aftei a number of rules and reg- ulations were passed, it officially became the Junior League .of Newport Harbor in 1971, she said. By Kathleen Haney, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Kath- lee n Campini C hambers was looking to get involved in the community -and maybe deve l- · school board memberi and many other ~g professional wom~n have come abOard to bet- ter themselves and their communltles ... • . "The Junior 1.etlgue of Orange County developed not far behind in 1986," Mcinerney added. Hard-working members who have an eagerness to volunteer and make ideas happen is what has maae the league so success- ful, she said. -CAROLYN MdNERNEY -op some new friendships along the way -whe n she joined the Junior League of Orange County five years ago. But Chambers has found her volunteer w ork with the league has produced yet another positive side effect: she's acquired skills that help her in her professional job as a spokeswoman for J ohn Wayne Airport. "Through the league, I learned ow to mana e eo le work in a community partnership and han- die p rojects," said C ham bers, who serves as the league's mar- keting director "It has been a sale place for me both to learn new things and make mistakes.~ Chambers epitomizes the Junior League member of today, according to organization leaders. Once a group with only a few working mothers as members, the Junior League of Orange County has undergon.e significant changes in the past four decades, said Carolyn Mclnemey. past president of the league. "Just 10 ears a o we were barely considered a credible vol- unteer organization for working women," Mcinerney said. "Today, lawyers, doctors, execu- tives, school board members and Early Years Toys • Dcvclopmcrial toys for children bin.h to JO years. • Quality toy' w11h Jal.ting and creative play value. • PcNmal 'crv1cc from knowledgeable sales staff. 642-4212 1827 WESTCLIFF DRJVE. 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J FINAL CLEARANCE AT THIS LOCATION NOW IN PROGRESS 50o/o· 70o/o OFF SELECTED MERCHANDISE • many othe~ young professional women have come aboard to bet- ter themselves and their commu- nities." More than 1, 200 members strong, the Junior League of Orange County recently celebrat- e d its 40th anniversary. More than $1 millioQ and countless hours have been ptoudly donated to the local community, Mcinerney said. "My mother was a league member herself in San Diego,• said Mcinerney, herself a mother who works as a financial consul- tant. "Even back then, I saw first- hand what a great example the league set for volunteerism and I wanted to be part of that. The Jun_Ior League of Orange "Our focus has mainly been on the areas of child abuse and ado- lescent pregnancy prevention. 'We will continue to learn and will ' legislative advocacy and fund- .\l .TO l\Sl 'It\\( 'E S.\LE CALL FOR QUOTES Effective • Knowledgeable • Friendly RABBITT INSURANCE 441 Old Newport Blvd.• Newport Beach (near Hoag Hospital) 631-7740 "Over 50 Years o Fine Quality" C~STOM-MADE NEW FuRNITURE • DRAPERIES CUSTOM FURNITURE R E-UPHOLSTERY Recreate your existing furniture to creflte new updated designer styles! Factory & Showroom 1998 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-8400 SE T raising efforts." One of the most successful pro-- grams the league initiated has been New Directions for Women in Newport Beach, Mcinerney said. ' ·~ore:.the Betty Ford Clinic, one of our league sisters saw the need for a women's alcoholism prevention center," she said. "New Directions today is still a non-profit organization where women can go to become clean · and learn skills to help them get back on their feet." · In areas where the government has cut back, the Junior League has taken it upon themselves to help out, according to c ounty Supervisor Marian Bergeson. "They have consistently given issues, such as child abuse and education, a boost when they needed it most," Bergeson said. "They are an extraordinary orga- nization." ,..~,.·~l(ldl• pogna. Oit•tp o.t CcOege wm ._ • ._. welk•--CllllMWdll4J d•dar Chlldi9I ags lt tD t.C. Tbe wokliq> wm .--ao 1\JMdaysaDd~hm 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.. begin- ning~ tbicugll.July ~. All claiel wt1l be tield In Room 101 of tbe =• Business Educatkm . Olezyl PkSrel, who boldl a nlasten degree in RngM and has taught writing and study skills worksbopt fell' mare than 10 yean, will inllNd the dus. The class com $50. Participants may register Monday through Saturday in the OCC Community Edu- cation Office, 2101 Pair\liew Road in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432-5880. f ~ ~ ~ '" ... I' ,. t>~>lJ-lJ I tltl \1"919' I I I I MEMBERSHIP INCLUDFJ: • New Mtmbtr Orlmmion • 2S-Yard Heittd Pool•~ of Pm Wtigh1 Room and Equiprmm by Body Masttt • BuUtball • Volltybell • Stair Climbers •Treadmill • Ufccrcla • Schwinn Alrdynt Bicycles • lift Rowtr • Concqx II Rower • Upper Body Ergormm • Nordic Trac.k • Racqutcb.IH • Ha.ndbtll • Seep M obia • Acth~ Okkr Aduli Fltnm • Hard Bodin Om• Aqua kiobia • Aquatic Fin1a1 • Smior Aqu.tic rltllC9 • Swim For Your Uft • Stnior lap Swim • Locker and To«I Strviu' AWAY Prognm Allows U. ofOtbtt YMCA r.ciliiies Across From Nieman Marcus Fashion Island Newport Beach . DIM?over the I Newport • con.a M••• • lrvlne YMCA I 549 Newport Center Dr. 714-644-9888 2300 UnMM llty Dr. ~ builtJ strong ltids, Newport llteoh, CA t2e80 I strongfami/i~s. . . 714_A~2_9990 I. -strong communi ~s. ~ ORANGE COAST COLLEGE Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pi.lot TODAY BOAT PARA.DE The "Old Glory" Boat Parade will present decorated., commer- cial and character boats which will cruise thE! harbor in celebra- tion of Fourth of July at 1 p.m. in the Newport Harbor. FESTIVAL The Pi.ecerna.kers Country Store presents ".Let Preedom Ring• Fourth of July festival from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at f720 Adams Ave., Cos- ta Mesa. The free celebration will include live country music and more than 165 handcrafters shar- \ng their treasures. For more infor- mation, c:all 641-3112. PICNIC ANO PARADE Col\lffiunity ·members will show off their patriotic spirit by walking and tiding their decorat- ed · bikes on Mariners Drive straight to Mariners Park at 10 a.m. From 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. the community event will include games, raffle dra~gs and B~- tool For more information, call 644-3161. VETERANS BREAKFAST I ers and adults from 6 to 10 p.m. on Fridays in OCC's Gym starting today through Aug. 30. The after- noon class is from--2 to..6 p.m. on Sundays, July 1 through Sept. 1. Tue cost ranges from $10 to $50. For more information, call 432- 5880. BLOOD DRIVE An American Red Cross blood drive will be sponsored. by the Newport Beach lifeguards from 10 a.m. to 3:15 p.Iil. at the New- port Beach Pier. For more infor- mation, call 245-2602. SUNDAY EXHIBmON ' Beatrice Anderson will be pre- senting her watercolors exhibit at her reception from 2 to 4 p.m . at the Central Llbrary, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Her exhibi- tion can be seen anytime during library hours until July 31. SERMON #The Hustler: Ethics and Val- the morning sermon by guest speaker the Rev. Silvio Nardoni at 10:30 a.m. at Orange Coast Uni- tarian Universalist Church, 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 646-4652. MONDAY takes place from 5:30 p .m. to 7:30 ' p.m. at 1'win Palms, 630 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The cost is $20. For more informa- tion, call 566-3060. HAIR GARE The Woman's Referral Service is having their NewporVIrvine Chapter Lunch at 11:30·a.m. and will present Newport Beach- based hair-design specialist, Am"/ 1}'ler, who will share summer tips on keeping hair in top shape at the Newport Sheraton 4545 Macarthur Blvd. The cost is $25 with a reservation and $28 with- out a reservation. For more infor- mation, call 774-3724. HOSPICE HELPERS · Hospice Family Care is recruit- ing hospice helpers, 16 years or older, to provide companionship, respite and run errands for their patients and families for two to six hours a week. Day training ses- sions start .today in Tustin, 17291 Irvine Blvd., but hospice helpers will be helping patients in their . . BUSINESS TALK McCue Associates presents uWhere .Are You Going?" an introduction to life purpose, • career direction and fulfillment for people who are ready for a change in focus, direction and action from 5 to 6i30 .p.m. at McCue Associates, 4570 Campus Drive ~o. 60, Newport Beach. The cost is $15. For more infoana- tion, call 979-1000. TUESDAY ABUSE PRMNTION The Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention Center of Orange County has needs volun- teers to work with their #Wel- come aaby" program. Volunteers . act as role models to first-time parents offering guidance and training in child care and devel- opment. Seniors are 'especially effective in working with young mothers and are welcome volun- teers. The training program from 9 a.m. to noon today and Thurs- day, June 11 is at 2482 Newport Blvd., Suite 7, Costa Mesa. There is a $10 donation. For more inior- mation, call 722-1107. Hospice Family Care is recruit- in9 hospice helpers, 16 years or oln ... r, to provide companfonship, respite and run errands for their patients and families for two to six hours a week. Evening training I • • 1' sessions start tonight in Tustin, 17291 Jrvi.ne Blvd., but hospice helpers will be helping patients in their local community. For more information, call 730-1114. THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1996 The cost is $5 for children and free for adults. Call 610-6746. BREAKFAST TALK Lola Gillebaard, pn interna- tionally respected authority in the art of using humor as a teaching WEDNESDAY CPR CLAS'SES · • • tool, presents "Life's Funny that Way,# at ~ Inside Edge, an edu- cational organization, from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol, Costa Mesa. The cost is $ 15 for first time guests and !~ for others. Call 460-4242. American Heart Association CPR instructors offer training courses from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Hoag Health Cente r at 1170 Bak- er St., Costa Mesa. The cost is $25. Call 631-3623. NATURE PROGRAM Upper Newport Bay Natural- ists prese(lts the nature topic "Marsh Life" from 9:30 to 11 :30 a.m. at Upper Newport Bay Regional Park on University Street across from the YMCA. 1:=::~~~5* ONE-DAY CLASS "Let's Spell it Right" is the tlUe of a workshop for 8 through 14- year-old children from 9 to 11:30 ' a.m. in the Vincent Jorgensen . Community Center adjacent to Mariners Bra.rfcl> Library. The cost is $29. Call 644-3 151. 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Newport Dunes R~ort ~as. tabr bed a fund at Northern Trust Bank of Cahforrua tn ~ ~ Beach to underwrite the cost of prodocing the annual ew -a.. -m '""-NEWPORT BEACH 4th OF JULY ftreWun•it pro.,~·· HK< • • f bo h Jl'lllEWORKS FUND is accepting donaoons rom t 'vate cltizeM and the busine!\S community. We would ~iate any contribution that you or anyone you lcnow can ~ to help keep the tnaition alive. lf you have any questions. please feel rr,:e lo contact me direc:tly al (7 14) 729-3863. wannest Regard • tv.-~L E.va~s QvNIVL Anne Bvan1 Qulno V' ideftl Community Relations 3 BAGELS FREE!! aon't; hide behind summer. Cet nte sfta11e vou .h1111e Ohllloyll l/llOnted f:llat exercise and diet cannot com11lete1V 11rolildel summer s11ec101 $2,450.00 Coll 'l'Odllll '7f4J 72f•fffS MICHAEL V. ELAMM.D. COSMET~ SUROERY ACTUAL PATIENT 360 SAN MICUEL DR., Sn:_ 207 • NEWPORT BEACH CA 92660 KEEP THE TRADITION ALIVE! rv..,1wou111 ... 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Ml. !C .\T H \RBOR \ IEW CENTl.:.R Every Friday, July 19-August 30, 11 :30a.m. -1 :30 p.m .• Music will be on the menu' There will be a' ariet~ of St)'b uf \i\e music all ~ummer long. including big band. jazz. country. and even calypso. So come enjoy a long lunch and a bit of shopping. all accompanied by a live band. Harbor Vit'l4' Ctn/tr is lorattd on San Migutl Drive and Son Joaquin Hills Road, Ntwport Btorh. WESTCLIFr PL ·\ZA .\ \J~ L" .\l SIDE\\ALK ~:\LE There will be great -.aving~ to be had at the sale. July 27. 9:00a.m.- 6:00p.m. Bring the entire lamily as there will be something for e'el)one. Great ~vings. enrenainment and food, what more could you ask for? The first 250 children will recCl\e 3 FREE Pnsbee! Wtstcliff Pla:a is localtd on 17th Strttt and /rvint .-t1·en11t • .Ye14'por1 Btarh. MOTO PHOlO IT'!\ l\l \1\tl R TIM~ UT~ Ci:.L~t.s K A Tl: I Moto Photo providei. complete photo timshmg and imaging service. Therr service" include color pnnt~ m lesi. than one hour, enlargement~ up to 12":< 18" in 30 minute~. 'hdes. and black and white developing in 4 hours Copies of old photos up tog•, m· in one minute. In addition their ponrait studio can provide proofs in one hour and full pad.ages in 3-4 days Visit during the week from 9a.m.-7:00p m and receive a complete excra set of color prints at the rime or devclopmg. for only balf price. Don't miss out un the cha.nee to get those p-aduat:ion. wedding. Md summer ume pbotoi. doubled for only h~lfthe pnce!' Celcbr:ite summer nnd capturt the moments on film. Nttf10T1 Nortlt Cent~r is locctt"4 011 tlN umer of MacArthur Bs11ln·anl Uf(/ Biso11, N1wf>Ort 8HCle. f['.,,:RNATIONAL FLAVOR AT EWPORT Hll LS CCNTER There 1s no ~ to get your P'-"~ dclicinu~ 1ntcmall nal . food 1~ only a.' fart! Newpon Kilts Center. Thai T..a offers uotic Thai cuisine ln a contemporary ~ii\&. This re ttumt ofTm savory Thai ~ that f\nt bet1I artfully ~. Wluit's c...-. autheftllC . la.Ii• rt5ll&nlt bas .. fnily OWied since 1976 _. ._. padma'i blilld·roJled ,_.. WQDd. bumitl& oven tild mtiqene., fQf t.nd; dinner. C\lllinc-10.~ or c.Wd twM. A~ cape fGr a 11jlll fllftilt din11111a a m1mi1.. f'1 & ~ .. c ... 11..., ... ........... ,.,,,, .... ,. •.. ... . .. \ .. r ...:. ' • l. ~ •• Newport 8ffcll/Cotta Me. Daily Pilot ': Al. 'TMURSOAY, JULY 4, 1996 .. __ . ---~~ Stars sparkle d~ing martini mirigling -. . . . They call themselves the a figure fitting black and white at all. I don't reconunend it. maker to create the new perfect gurated their new president Ceater Stan. A support dot dress, cinched at the waist Especially when there are sorbet flavor. C~er than cool, Donna Bunce with the raising group of The Orange and flaring out with more cir-children," continued Brennan that Hardin couple. of yet another glass and the County Performing Arts Center, cwnference than an open patio on a serious note. "There comes Ann and Robert McClean in warm toasting of friends. this small cadre of women who umbrella in a heat wave. a time, when all optiops are rare form. Fit and funny, the Husband Doug Bunce kissed love the arts and hate the repu-By the way, Bunce, always a exhausted, and there is no oth~ McClean's shared their sum-his bride, as blonde and tation of putting their money fashion statement, wore the er course of action, when a per-mer stories with Marla and bronzed bombshell Chrlstlne behind their passion, gathered obligatory shoes to match. son must move on, make a RusseU Patterson. Marla, a Rhoades joined in the fun with at the very chic Sorrento "I found the shoes first," she change in their life. I know that major opera supporter as well, her congratulations, prior to Grille, Laguna Beach. confessed to Brennan, who was we will all eventually be just table hopped with her martini taking off to find the best jazz It was a setting dominated also showing off her formidable fine." in hand, hitting high notes and on the Orange Coast to com- by martin.is and moonlight, as figure on the fro~t steps of The A waiter prought over anoth-sharing her magnificent sopra: plete a Friday night on the the staff of master restaurateur Sorrento Grille, attired in a er martini, this time a round of no voice. and chef David Wilhelm served short yellow silk dress, black b.W. the lemoi;i speci¥s that Bunce Pretty Kathy ~errlman and town. Adrienne Brennan and an array of variations of the liq-patent pumps, with legs, legs, COOk was boasting about. Brennan husband Ron in the crowd, d~d Cbrls Doyle were off to uid elixir known as the martini, legs. took a sip blld saj.d: "I think along with Lido's Nola and Carmelo's in Corona Del Mar (always shaken, not stirred), to "I'm working out to keep fit we'll all be just fine in about Malcolm Schneer, Susanne, for.a little late night dancing. the delight of the couples arriv-and keep in my size six three mor.e, sips. And by the and Richard Newby, the super And the rest of The Center ing at sun5et and sampling clothes," said Brennan with a her own. way, Donna, you were right, dynamic Ruth and Gene Berg- Stars m.lngled until midnight as gourmet appetizers offered at sly grin. "I can't afford to go to Is she dating? your martini is b etter." er, Margo and Ward Chamber-the candles danced in the the door. an eight!" she added with a ''.I'm keeping my options Wilhelm's Italian Riviera Un, Diana and Ed Sterling, blown glass hurricanes. "Have you had a sip of the . laugh. I'm no longer a doctor's open,• she said introducing her inspired dining room filled up Gayle Widyolar with David. Another year of success for lemon-flavored martini?" wife," date for the Center Stars' quickly, with all the other stars Scott and Mlll1 and Herb The Center Stars. Another rea- queried new Center Stars bead Recently separated from e.vening •. a handsome gent with of the center support wing. Wieseneck. son to be roud of a communi ---~-?TI:mctro-ll~mrrcrfttmc:e:--~~~--NE~~·1~..a·C-Slu:w:~~~----l--sihleclliili..illll.d...co1:.Jialt-blw~~-1-1illz11bellh-t&v11M's--ilieaitilmat:e--t--P<:Jttoiw1nicnrstmeromenu-~~~~;;;;;~~~1TTr~~--r1 • ... m that creates good for-all from a ... "No, I'm enjoying the martini George Brennan, the very pret-named Chris Doyle, in from Los younger sister Karen Hardin that began with the best white small social.occasion. flavored with a hint of cranber-ty brunette (she claims to~ Angeles. arrived with her man Vic com and lobster chowde.r and ry." responded Newport's own one of the minority of brunettes ''I'd like you to meet my Hardin. She wore a lemon· chii-featuted a wood-grilled filet Adrienne Brennan. "Mine is in Orange County) also reports father," she added. fon yellow creme suit that accented with barbecued better," replied Bunce, wearing that she is doing very well on "Divorce is tough. It's no fun . w~uld inspire an ice cream prawns. The Center Stars inau- • BRUCE COOK'S column appears on Thursday and Saturday. by Dcedreea Rich, D.D.S. ELECTRONIC ANESTHESIA Needless dcctronic anesthesia is alretdy Used by some denrisu for work on small, shallow fillings. This pain- numbing technique makes use of uanscutancous clecrrical stimul.ation (TENS}. A TENS unir has a lead wire with two connectors anached to pads d121 art: placed on differcnr areas of the face:. Then, when che unit is rurned on, the area bc:twc:c:n che two anached points goes numb with a tingling sensation. Recently, rhe FDA approved electronic anesthesia's use for three additional procedures. This means char TMD (Temporomandibular Disorder} patienrs who have difficulty opening their mouths due to spasms of the muscles associated wir.h the lower jaw may use: decuonic anesthesia to help relax their muscles. Others char can bc:nefir from the device include patients _ having pc:riodonral scaling and root planing, as well as those choosing TENS to mask the we of an injection. We c:ncourage new research and treatment. We are uncondirionally commirrcd to excellence and providing rhe finest oral health care available in our community. 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'£ :_ -=--~ ------~ lllT 51.C-4224 ~ A GRANDIOSE OL' ·FLAG MARC MARTIN I OAllY PILOT Independence Day is the ultimate day for Fritz Warren to show off his hUinungous patriotic bclnner By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot A!O-foot-by-50-foot flag rip- pling in the warm oreeze n the mast of Fritz WaJ- ren's boat is not elaborate enough for the patriot. Red, white and blue balloons will float from every hatch on Warren's sailboat today, and 100 honiing pigeons will fly up into the endless blue sky in celebra; tion of the Fourth of July. Warren has b~n looking toward to participating in the Old Glory Boat Parade, which will wind around Newport Harbor today. •rm proud to be an American -some of us are a little extreme,• -said the tanned and jubilant WaJ- ren, who will also sport a custom- "lllade, 2 1/2-foot high Uncle Sam hat, and matching red, white and to be the lead boat.• A member of both the Newport Harbor Elks Club and the Ameri- can Legion Post 291, Warre n brought out the biggest commer- cial flag you could buy three yea.Is ago when he bought his boat, "On The Fritz." And he and his flag have become a popular local sight, receiving enthusiastic reactions from onlookers every time he cruises the haJbor in his boat, d.is- playing the grand ol' flag on spe- cial events and occasional Sun- days. "The kids get ~big thrill out of it. The little boys and girls put their hands over their hearts and sing 'God Bless America,'• said Warren, who works as a contrac- tor for a living. "You can see the Vietnam veterans fishing on their l><>at:Sapd you can see the pride on their'-faCes when they see the flag.· Al\hough the 50-year-old Newport Beach resident has only owned his boat for the last few years, being on the water is not new to him. Growing up on Harbor Island, Warren's father sailed his own boat often. In fact, his father just the world for the third time. "I grew up in the water -it's in my blood," Warren said. Even though his dad got him interested in sailing, displaying the extra-large flag was Warren's own idea. Warren, who is a Vietnam vet-· eran, said he displays his expan- fii COSTA MESA CIVIC PLAYHOUSE 'Ii' PRESENTS RtiR~ER§E A Musical Comedy June 6 -July 7 . Tburs. f rt, Sat -l:OOpm Suaday mattaee -t:OOpm ~ ~ For Re1en1tiona and Oirec:dons CAil 723-0621 sive flag for the sheer joy of see- ing observers' pleased expres- sions. He said he doesn't neces- sarily attribute his patriotism to his time in the military -he is siJn- ply proud of his country. Demonstrating his pride, War- ren buys a new flag every yea.I and destroys the previous one at a spe- cial American Legion ceremony. When not in use, the flag is stored inside Warren's 40-foot boat. Besides the flag, balloons and birds, Warren recently purchased a custom-made sail to add to his list of patriotic regalia. The~ metrical spinnaker is also decked out with those same symbolic stars and stripes and will be an added feature to his presentation. HYou know it's Fritz on the water when you see that flag," said Chailotte Ball, who is the secretary at the American Legion Post 291 on Balboa Peninsula, where Warren's boat is usually docked. "His fl ag is as big as his boat." American Legion auxiliary member Anne DeVusser said everyone on the harbor is proud of the flag. ·u instills a thought of patrio- tism that people don't usually feel because it is so big,• ~he said.. "Fritz is very proud of that fla~ and we enjoy him enjoying his boat." 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C<MsT HIGtnPAY • Nt'WPO~ BEACH, CA 92"0 INDEPENDENCE DAY EVENTS • Fireworb show: Newport Dunes 1 131 Back Bay Ds:ive, Newport Beach Starting time: dusk OTHER EVENTS: • .,Old Glory• Boat Parade The parade, with the theme, HOid.Giory Through the Years, The Many Faces of Our Flag, H is an annual function of the American Legion Yacht CJub and a fund-raising event of the Newport Beach Nautical Muse- um and the Long Beach Veter- ·an's Hospital. Starting at 1 p.m. in the Newport Harbor, deco- . rated, commercial and charac- ter boats will cruise the harbor in celebration. For more infor- mation, call 969-3950. THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1996 FAX: 141 Ct70 • •t.et f"Nedom Ring• Festival .. The Piecemakers Country Store presents the "Let Freedom Ring" Fourth of July Festival ' from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1720 Ad~ms Ave., Costa Mesa. The free cthbration will include live country music and more ' than 165 handcrafters sharing their treasures. For more infor- mation, call 641 -3112. ·-• Mariners Fourth of July Parade and Pi01ic Community members will sholN off their patriotic spirit by walking and riding their deco- rated bikes on Mariners Drive straight to Mai'thers Park at 1& a.m. From 1~:30 a.m. to.3 p.m. include games, raffle drawings and Barnaby the Clown will make a visit too! For more information, call 644-3161 . • Veterans Pancake Breakfast Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3563, Costa Mesa, presents'the 23rd Annual Fourth of July Vet- erans Pancake Brealcf ast from 7 a.m. to noon at Veterans Memorial Hall, 567 W. 18th St._ Costa Mesa. Donations are Sl • for adults and $2 for children·. · 12 and under. Call 646-6302. • Th~ Best Thai Food m Costa Mesa r------------------~ 1 FREE DINNER/LUNCH I I Buy one a la carte dlnner/1unch at I I regular menu price and receive a second I I a la carte dinner/lunch FREEi I I Otne·ln onrv. Expires M1'96 I L Not Vlllld wltl1 Any Otner Offer ,' 11 . • __________________ .. t Free Dftnk Refills on lunch SpectalS From SU9 1969 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa • <714) 645-9934 • JJESI MAST THE C@ll"ST OPENING! Now Open for LUNCH & Dinner! r; • Al THUltSOAV, JULY 4, 1996 • .. ~ r: .... • 6 COMIUrm a.la,.. Q 1190w&C-. ~cac1u1aib ........... .....,olwb_,. __.ll.-8a.a.to4pa.ID ,.... 207 .ad 214 GI lbe CMm- No s topping popu lar n eighbor hooO parade 2 ILOOD DmVI!: An Ameti- =~ ..=.= :e t'fwpart Beech lifeguards tram to LDL to 3~5 p.m. Priday at the ti.wpart Beech Pier. For more ....... Mm, call 2'5-2602. SEIMON: "1be Hustler: Bhia md Valui!s in the Movies. •the • tllle.d the S\mdaymcming ser- Dlll by guest speak&" the Rev. SiMo Nlldom at 10-.30 at Orange am • ...., UntvelSalist Clwrdl. 1259 VldDda. St.. C.osta Mesa. For more Wnne«im, cal~· 5 MEDn'ATION: Prom 5 to 7 p.m. every Sunday, Zen Home Stitchery, a local lDUlufacturer of meditation sup-. plies, holds a tree evening of meditation. The group meets in tbe Mesa Business Center, 711 W. 17th Sl, Ste. AS. For infonna- tlon, call 631-5389. IRVINE We have a lot of Competition . . . but our · Ribs Don't! ilay ~ AllWl mMaber· ..... .; JU ialonraillklll, cid 770-1•. 7 TAIU'llNNa Orange COlllt Callge eden ..... ... dim for young playss and &dull frcm 6 to 10 p.m. Oil Fri- days in OCC's 0Yb19tmtiag loday through Augulll 30. 1be dalnoon cl.us ii frcm 2 to 6 p.m. OD Sun· days. July 7 lbrougb Sept. 1. The cost ranges from s10 ro sso. Por more IDfon:natioo. can 432..s&eO. 8 BOOK SIGNING: A recep- tion for author T. Jeffenon Parker, who lias recently been recognized for the publica- tion of •'Diggennan's Dance• will take place Monday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 1Win Palms, 630 Newport Center Drtve, New- port Beach. The cost is $20. POT m re information call 566-3060. 9 ABUSE PREVENTION: The Exchange Oub Child Abuse Prevention Center of Orang~ CounW needs volunteers to work with their "Welcome Baby" program. Volunteers act as role models to first-time par- ents offering guidance and train- ing in child c.aie and develop- ment There is a $10 dbnatlon. For more information, call 122- 1107. 10 NA1lJRE PROGRAM: Upper Newport Bay Naturalists will present the nature topic "Marsh Ufe• on Wednesday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Upper Newport Bay Regional Parle on Univemty Street across fTom the YMCA. The cost is S5 for children and free for adults. For more informa- tion. call 610-6746. RESTAURANT AND BAKERY •While it's changed through the years, the Mariners Park July 4 bike parade has maintained its community spirit. By Rebecca L Harris, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -For ~e 23rd year, decorated bikes will roll, children will squeal with delight and parents will beam at their happy progeny at the annu- al Mariners Park Fourth of July Bicycle Parade. Kids who participated when it was a simple neighborhood parade now bring their own chil- dren to the event, which draws more than 2,000 patriotic souls. The parade was a parent- sponsored response to the city's lack of activities for children dur- mg y g epe - dence Day. Local parent Jo Vandervort vowed to create a parade to match those of other communi- ties, after fellow parent Carol Blanchard mentioned \he one he ld in Palos Verdes. Vandervort, a city parks and recreation commissioner, obtained some help from the city of Newport Beach's parks and recreation department and orga- nized the first parade, which con- sisted of 50 bicycles decorated by children. "The first year, there were In ltal1 In California, II Fornaio means The -Baker Scl 1·< I< \g·1 l <l and experience the bread, food and wine of this island region ~ IWANT ·rouro EAT ·BBQ Pick 'em up HOT, ready to eat or Pick 'em up COW . Just heat 'em up on your own grl II I . This we ekend, pick up a P a rtY Pak Baby Back Ribs, BBQed Chicken, Louisiana Hot Sausage , SUced f\risket, Cole Slaw, BBQed Beans, Cornbread, Honey Butter and all '.the utenstls. Pig Pak <,... 6-7> Hog Pak <,_. s-10> $4395 $559 5 . . 631-2110 Call: Call ahead to Raerve one .• or t&oo ••• or th ree .•. .. 2000 ~lrDOft ' more prizes than kids,• Vander· vort remembers. • • • The organizers estllrlate that in recent years, roughly 2,000 people have shown up annually. "We estimate the crowd by the amount of hot dogs sold,• said Dana Black, who has organized the parade for the past 11 yea.rs. Most of those attending partic- ipate in the parade, Black said. The parade has remained a casual event, without a theme or coordinated floats. Over the years, several changes hav~ been implemented to accommodate the growing number of parade onlookers. The addition of Barnaby the Clown 'bi the parade's fourth year has been a big hit, participants said. •Barnaby is the catalyst for .all the fun,• said Black. Vandervort agreed: •Barnaby is the glue that holds the parade Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT · OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The'nolldlt lon ContJnues Since 1972 •( ,_ I ,'I_ I I'• I f'H >r11 .,><t .'.1' 296 E. 17TH ST .• COSTA MESA 645-7626 • • Jt's a joy. It's just people happy to .be. there, happy to see their kids happy ... • •JO VANDERVORT · • together. H Parade competition has been de-empnasized in recent years. ".rthey don't judge kids' bicy- cles anymore,• said Vandervort. Even the children's method of transportation has changed. "Kids are on Rollerblades now,• notes Vandervort. • What has not changed is the continual outflow of community spirit. HTbe commanity gives us such strong support. It's phenomenal. The homeowners' association has been involved tor many years, 25 retailers automatically donate gift certificates and the city picks up . all the insurance and permit costs,• Black said. The parade and its accompa- nying activities run from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. today. The bicycle parade is trom 10 to 10:30 a.m . and begins at Commodore Road and Mariners Drive, continuing down Mariners to Mariners Park. A patriotic program will take place at 10:30 a.m. at the park. A bicycle raffle, refreshments, dlld various games and competitions will begin at 11 a.m. Vandervort, who has attended the event every year and one year served as the parade's grand marshal, recommends it to all ages. "It's a joy. It's just people hap- py to be there, happy to see their kids happy.• o.c.•s 1st cYBER CAFE • Serving Gourmet Coffee • Pastries • Sandwiches • Desserts 2278 Newport Blvd. (North of 22nd St) • Costa Mesa 574-9798 -.eml.:I DAY ~13) mEPfJllEICE DAY ·11J Tiil IUTTY PWESW N-11) PMDGlmlOll(PI WI WilCl IAY fPl·11) tl_..ACI Of llTIE lWE ICI Tiil IM'TY EOORllU 1a1 ~DAY 11 ~IAYN·1~l TW llfTTY (Pl-~I) .. , N~ Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pil0< ~· --------_ THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1996 Mama Rose: ·A tasty, sentinlelltaljourney --~~~~' ~ By Marla Bird. Daify Pilot costs around $20 per person. Sinatra, Lanza, '8lld other Ital- ian tenors are singing away on W:en three of -us walked the background CD, not loud mto Marna Rose, the enough to annoy, but to make wners, Richard and you feel as though you are in the Elaine Lombardi, were in the Bronx Ristorcyite in the '60s. Hot diminutive dining room with and cold apJ>e~ers, soups and ~e~ts planning a wedding salads are priced from $3.95 to anruversary. Great ideal It's about $5.95 including •Jay Leno's as sentimental a surrounding· as Favorite Wings Italiano.• Buffalo they are likely to ·,.----------------------., wings were never find. like this -a spe- Mama Rose is a F. Y.I. cial technique • small affair made involving the i ti + WHA'r. Mama Rose even more n · flour and freezer, mate by the hun-+WHERE: 2346 Newport thin marinara and dredS of dried rose Blvd. (at Wilson) grated Romano bouquets hanging +WHEN: Wednesday cheese make from rafters and through Saturday, 5 p.m. 1 them especially ledges. Pho· to 9 p.m. tasty. The Lom- tographs of the ~ HO~ MUCH: ln~n-~ardis shiJ? them Lombardi, mother of owner Richard Lombardi and oth- er brides of yester- year cover the •,' only. bank studio often. "Cookie's I +MORE INFO: 650-1949 : -house salad" L----------------------($3.95) is a walls ih quaint old frames. Rose's long wedding train swirls around her feet on the menu cover photo taken 60 years ago. After you have been seated at one of the 12 tables by friendiy Elaine Lombardi, she presents small -plates, each with a solitary orange slice drizzled with olive oil and flecked with green chopped Italian herbs. A basket of warm garlic toast amves just in time to sop up the dressing left from the orange The combina- tion of hospitality and taste are disaqning and we looked for- ward to more of the same. Qld fashioned borne cooking is what you find here; dinner for two . delightful surprise because of the subtle dressing that is sparingly applied and a bowl of the daily soµp -creamed zucchini -gives new respectabili- ty to that pedestrian vegetable. We ordered chicken cutlPt Gorgonzola ($10.95), its cheese sauce almost drowning the accompanying tortelini. Ask for most of the sauce to be put on the side; it's delicious, but over- whelming. Lombardi admits it is his favorite thing to make and eat. Tender. moist medallions of J>QTk ($12.95) cooked in Burgundy wine are highly seasoned, accom· panied by sauteed vegetables which echo the same seasoning. Lombardi recommends his own version of penne carbonara with sun dried tomato pasta and I'm looking forward to an order of clams linguine and a sauteed onion pizza. Thaditional spaghetti and meatballs, and sausage, pep- pers and onions over pasta are here too, along with other classic Italian standards, starting at $6.95. Tira misu is made to order for dessert and Elaine Lombardi cre- ates special cheese cake and pis- tachio pie along with her fine house salad and soups, all at a pleasing, low price. The Lombardis are hosts who make you feel as if you are in their rose-filled dining room at home and Lombardi manages to prepare each dish to order in his spotless kitchen. They are friendly and hard-working owners who present a sweet, sentimental. atmosphere which manages to escape being a saccharine satire of itself. There is something kind of vulnerable and chaiming about the entire pack- age. Definitely worth a visit. DINING NEWS SHADES OF JOUY ROGER The Jolly Roger was Balboa Island's most famous restaurant back in the ·sos and '60s with its taco window for kids and a hang· out for all ages. After JRs moved away, there were mc!ny other cafe attempts, the last being the defunct Balboa Pie Company. Now, Del Staudinger, part of Wilma's Cafe family just up the street, has signed a lease and The Jolly Dolphin will open this fall. There will be a taco window and a take-out ice cream win- dow, just like the good old days. _ Al Bistro 201 , the restaurant has imagined itseU to be in Provence for the summer months. Owner John Sharpe has put on his toque blanche and come up with some delicious French country dishes which will be on the menu daily. The upper floor, however, is dedicated· to Caribbean Sunday buffets in the harbor terrace wilh the sounds of a steel drum band, "Island Breeze.· Brunch includes a vast array of tropical fruits and unlimited champa-gne for $17 .95 per person. Phone 631-1551 . Tutto Mare has some fresh takes on panini -Italian sand· wiches for the summer months: Estivo, Dia Jeji and my favorite, Chicchirichl (lettuce, tomatQ, grilled chicken breast, grain mustard and smoked mozzarella) on fresh baked focacaa bread •• Rich ard and Elaine -Lombardi with their , : , original slgJtature dish, I I the o range salad , ... Inside Mama Rose Cuclna ltallana Restau-> rant in Costa Mesa. ' • The salad ls in honor • 11 of Richard's grand.fa-'• ther and a popular .. : ., . request by patrons. -,. 00111 LEACH I DAI T PILOI ... and a hall order of mista sal'14 Prices start at $6.95 . In Fashto9 Island at 545 Newport Ceo~ Drive. Phone 640-6333. •,. Carr.elo's Ristorante , 3$1.9 East Coast Highway in Corona del Mar, has its summer face .po with fresh green salads and~ special salmon -Italian toOas light on the waistline. GeoTg4t Butts is playing at 8:30 p .m .. to dOSlJ'\g, on Sunday and Monc:J~t nights. Phone 675-1922. -. ··:' BASTIUE DAY BASH Pascal Olhats, 1000 N. B~l St., is planning his annual two- day celebrabon with music, fla~, merrunent ~and a superb fi9e; course dl.nner Wltb wines on Jcl;t 12 and 13. (Pascal is closed on U:ie 14th). There will be two seatin~ I 6 and 8:45 p .m. The price per pet# son is $52. Call 752-0107 GRAND OPENING SIR ROGERS, LTD. Sandwich H ou..1e i;:? TRY OUR NEW HOT SANDWICHES i):{ tr New lDrk Sl:eak SaniJwicb $59S ~"~tJ89" Vietnamese Restaurant M7cUte ~ ?u,_~4( ~ft 2394 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa (714) 650-1421 Corm•r of Nc-wport & Santa Isabel N a RESTAURANT • Authentic Sushi Bar ~ 2675 1rv1ne Avenull'. 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Dmner Men.i $13 95 · $19 95 C>tster Bar Menu Served All Day Ho.rs .. 10 (l)am -11 ~ Amex. Mastercard. VIS8 Dinner • Reservaoons Recommended Located at 503 E Edgewater Balboa (714) 675-2373 PACIFIC FISH 6 SEAFOOD Retail/Wholesale Fish mlrlet And Restaurant Lunch CWy Mon Sat 1 1 em 6 pm Visa & Mastercard accepted l.ocS8d At 2620 Newport Btvd (71 4) 650-0130 •. THE BARN STEAK HOUSE Menu Includes Steak. Fnl9h F;sh, Chicken, B~ & Seleds. Prices Ran_ge From $3 75 For Lunch & $6 25 For Dinner Hours· Mon.Sat open 11em For Lunch 4 CXlpm Mon .fn .. Dinner 3 (l)pm, Set & Sun Metor a-edit Cards Accepted Located Al. 2300 Harbor 81 131 . eosu, Mesa (7141641-9777 LA CAVE Menu Includes Lobster. Creb, Shnmp. Steaks. Rib eye~J Speaals Fn .& Set. Prrne Rib. FuU Bar & Wne Ll9t Dress Hours Lunches 1 1 30-2:30 -Otnner Mon .sat From 5·~ Vtsa. Mastercard. Diners Oub Located At 1695 IN!rle Ave. , [And 17ths) Neer BlockbUster Entrtalnment Coeta Mlt98 (71,4) 646-7944 ~'m THURSDAY, JULY .. 1996 J. FAX: 714•141-.4170 • communitY commenta'Y ·should parents make the. grade on.teachers? • E.DfTOR'S NOTE: We asked our readers If they agreed with the district's decision to send out teacher evaluations to par- enb. Here are ~of the comments: As a former teacher I know that is a very ticklish kind of thing. I would think that if a par- e11t would visit the classroom and Si?end time there that it would be orthwhile asking the parent · that, his or her impression. ~Otherwise, this nebulous kind acher" can get very mixed up 'th heresay and other factors tering in. t If the parents were there and ould fill out an evaluation form, think that might be of some val- e. f BETTY ORBACH Ne,wport Beach I think that it is a wonderful ea to have a tool that the par- ts could let the school district o'w what exactly their feelings . Often problems are taken to ~e principal, and they are 11.!.ossed over and are not dealt with, with the teacher. '!'.""' This year we had a wonderful t'8cher and we were able to give ~ such a wonderful review. Ml'. Peller at College Park is the ~solute perfect teacher in my ~es and has been m the district fbr a long time. • Yet last year we had a tf.1Cher that had been in the dis- tlict a Jong time, and she's no . longer positive with the students, no longer a motivator. I wish I had an opportunity to evaluate her, although we did m,eet with her and the principal. But yes, it is a good idea, especially when teachers get tenure and are protected. As par- ents, we really need good teach- ers out there if we want our chil- dren to excel. DENISE HEINRICHS Costa Mesa I don't think parents should evaluate teachers based on the · fact that they don't see the class- rooms, they are not in the class- rooms, they probably don't know as much about teaching the sub- ject matter as the teacher does. I think that student evaluation and peer evaluation and superi- or5 evaluation is the way to go if one should be evaluated. I have just retired from nearly 40 yea.rs of teaching and that is my feel- ing. NEIL BENNER · Costa Mesa As a retired teacher I think this is really a ridiCulous idea. Usually the parents who com- plain are the ones who do not do what they sqould be doing for their children anyway. I feel that teachers are under enough scrutiny as it is and I also think that the district does a pret- ty good job of evaluating their teachers. Once again J think it is a ridiculous idea. DOR0111Y MCKEE Costa Mesa I don't th.ink it is a good idea to grade..tea~ers' performance this way. I feel that if parents have anything to say, they should discuss it with their teacher or the principals and not anony- mously. People are very sensitive to their negative comments. That way the classes are being evaluated simultaneously. If teaching practices or inabili- ties are apparent from the teach- ers point of view than they are also made apparent and both problems can be handled. SCOTIOWEN Newport Beach I would like the Daily Pilot to set the record straight that there are two Florence Martins in edu- Newport Beach Aorence Martin at the Victoria Elementary School obviously is I think there is no way that I quite effected by the evaluation parents can grade teachers ~ that a gutless parent whoJlides the basis of the children's reports. behind anonymity sen{ to her. They have to actually go in the She obviously cares about her classroom and observe the students because she was quite teacher during teaching periods. upset with.that evaluation. U the child is doing well he will There is a second Florence probably give the teacher a Martin and that is me. I taught at good report, and if the child is Sonora school in the mid-?Os and doing poorly in the particular · CdM High School in the mid-?Os subject, than he may blame it on and early 80s. And 1 now teach the teacher. French and German at Pacifica TERRANCE MORAN High School. Tonight at a local Newport Beach civic function, I was approached -" by a parent from the Sonora days I think that the classrooms who gave me her condolences should be randomly videotaped over this so-called nasty letter or ana they should not include just evaluation. the teacher, but also the students. She had assumed it was me So if someone is acting up in · ·-who had received that. Obvious- class, tbe student can be evaluat-ly the evaluation from this parent ed by a.separate board other has touched not just the Florence than the teacher also to back up Martin at Victoria Elementary, either the teacher's story or if the but also the Florence Martin at teacher is out of band, it would Pacifica High School. back up the student's story. Down to the question of the ev~uatioll§, the people who are most qualified to evaluate a teachers performance are the administrators and the teachers, staff who work with the teacher every day and see the teacher in action, in the classroom who observes on a formal basis and have the ability and training to evaluate. The students could also evaluate the teacher. Over the years I have had stu- dents evaluate me anonymously parents can evaluate, but only in an indirect way and this district- wide evaluation program needs to be re-thought. PLO MARTIN Costa Mesa I find it interesting on this Mnme to Grade Teacher~ that the questionnaires are being sent to the parents when (Superinten- dent) Mac Bernd is quoted as saying what we are doing is try- ing to get feedback from those most directly effected by our employees. It seems to me that our stu- dents are most directly affected. Especially at the high school, I guess at the high school level it would be more important than the elementary, but they do have opinions and thoughts about things. I don't go to school with our daughter so r don't have a clear understanding of how the teacher comes across in the class and bis or her delivery. I don't know it the class is stimulating or challenging. I'm not there and I don't think any parents are. Maybe the district could have ' passed out these questionnaires the last week of school, had them turned in anonymously and saved the $12,000. BAJtBAJlA de BOOM Newport Beach • EDnoA'S NOTE: Barbara de Boom is the wife of sdlool board President Jim 1 think evaluations of some sort are probably in order. How- ever, the method that they chose to use whether it be the superin- tendent or whoever, is ludicrous. The mailing expense, number one, was ridiculous. When the kids go home they could have taken them. No. 2, I think it is grossly unfair that parents who have never set foot, mor~ than likely, in any of their children's classes while relying strictly on the assessment that they get sec- ond hand through the. student is a ridiculous way to come with a meaningful, constructive criti- cism of the teacher. I just think the whole thing is a bureaucratic bungle, probably by somebody at the administra- tive level who is so far removed from the actual classroom because of their duties. There has got to be a better way. JOHN BURTON Laguna Beach ' -gains readers respond I I< I B l I I ' ~FETY : Local authorities t some good news week that crime es have tumbled in lQcal cities. And while • qosta Mesa still I?portedly has the liighest crime rate in the county, officials 4iY that is only llecause statistics are oompiled differently ttere. DiEATER GOERS . Not to be outdone mega theater complex to the soutl\, Edwards Theaters at Newport Center opened up a new triplex theater this week complete with stadium-style seats. The new 18- inch seats mean movie viewers will no longer have their views blocked by patrons sit- ting in front of them. losses ENVIRONMENTALISTS .Opponents of the IRWD's plan to pump 5 million gallons a day of treated sewage water into the New- port Back Bay were dealt a blow Monday when the Regional Water Quality Control Board approved the measure. ILA BORDERS The female pitching phenom has ended lier Southern Califor- nia College baseball career and is hoping to break into the big leagues. Bob Halley retired after 36 years as an educator and tr.ck and fteld coach at Newport Harbor High. 'Boll Hailey is surpassed Dy none' . I would like to offer a hearty thanks to Daily Pilot Sports Editor Roger Carlson and the Pilot for playing a dominant role in helping to honor retiring edu- cator and past track and field coach for Newport Harbor High School's "Uncle Bob" Hailey. Roger Carlson, without a doubt, wrote one of his finest arti- cles when namibg Bob Hailey as the "Slam Dunk" high school track and field coach of the cen· tury for the Orange Coast area. And, if I may, afteJ' ~ nearly 20 years at tbe c:ollegiate and tnlemational track and field I.eYell, BOb Hail8f ti iUrpused by nooe when lt come1 to coaching. 1b8 Daily PilOt remains one of our communlty's most aud&l voices of support for those who often miss the limelight. Bob Hailey, more than a coach, is a very fine educator. Education and sports go hand in hand. Bob Hailey recognized the need for balance. Biology and track and field. U you signed up for either, the best was expected. . Our community deseives a hearty thanks. lbe Irvine Co., Pad.fie Vl8w MortUary, NewpOrt- Mesa Superintendent Mae Berndf Newplll Hartaar Prlnd· ~ Bcmnie M.,...o, ._ LBID· merloo Comtiudkm. Bldaer Delign, Helton~.~ ol • The Whale Rataunmt. ad each Of Ule 150 attend .. at dall June 9 benqueC ~ fGr •lJncle BOb" delel'Ve a IJl9 ~· And now, if you venture to Davidson Pl8ld at Newport Har· bor High SCboOI, all ot our com- munity efforts are forever enshrined with a great tribute to Bob Hailey firmly positioned ln front of the now famous ~aCk. and ftelcl lhotput rings. A grand memoril1 tD tile acbteVeaients of Bob HllliF 11 IDJIM."8. View tt, cbedlb It. rellah It. Novi we have a vokl. The challeiDge fOr 811 ol UI ii to con- dmaa to...,.. tbe mD 8duca- ~ lbe Dal~ ad the nut mmnbir ol our eclaCatloli tyStem toreechbtbe ... You-will be rew.tWI You ere tbe pulle GI ow fuan. mAN K. nBIO'--rr·· CoaMeN Write your ~ves · . Value of term limits, God in politics deb_ate_d_ M ayor Jonn Hedges' .column (June 10) revisits a topic about which so.many zealots have grown silent. The initial urge to rem~ve the Willie Browns of poli- tics has now been tempered by the many successors' desire to stay in power. Interesting, isn't !fl term limits really does: It gives us political neophytes and guaran- tees we'll always be stuck with the next neophytes in line. It does- n't have to be this way. At some levels we have ~ fallback. As example, look at the city. Thank God there is an ongoing staff such as the city manager and so on down the line to keep a his- tory, even a memory, of what's been done, bow things get done, and so on. An elected newcomer simply cannot be expected to · recall earlier discussions surround- ing issues revisited and decisions made, let alone the proper process. So, I cannot help but wonder, who operates as the city staff at the state and national levels? Is it the press? Or is it the career staff person? Whom we don't get to elect/re-elect? Who keeps all these elected neophytes we're guaranteed to be stuck with from spinning their wheels too long in the mud of discovery, from re-~ iting every issue ad nauseum when they finally make it to the House/Senate floor? Given the complexity of politics and governance, how can we vot- ers hQpe for progress in govern- ment if each succeeding politidan starts back at square <S'ne? a.EV. Bll.L KDWN-HACD'IT Newport Harbor Lutheran Church Couldn't <lisagree more with your colwnnist Joseph Bell. As a retired university professor, he should have done his homework before incorrectly stating that most of our founding fathers were deists or Unitarians who were hostile about the relevance of the Bible. There is massive proof to the con- trary ~ is demonstrated by the •Let me live according to those holy rules which Thou hast this day prescribed in Thy holy word.• George Washington, ps2 •No book in the world deserves to be so unceasingly studied, and so profoundly meditated upon as the Bible." John Quincy Adams, 1812 •Providence has given to our people the choice of their rulers, and it is the duty ... of our Christ- ian nation to select and prefer Christians for their rul015." The Honorable John Jay, the first chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, 1816 "The Bible is true ... I have tried to conform to its spirlt as near as possible. Upon that sacred vol- ume I rest my hope for eternal· sal- vation, through the merits and blood of our blessed Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ . ., Andrew Jackson, 1845 · There are many more such quotes by most of our early lead- ers. ln fact, those we have elected to h1gh positions all through the years have clearly stated such views. I can't imagine bow Bell could have possibly missed thl9 truth-unless,.of course, there is some ignorance of the Christian history of our country. Let me help; two books will fill in the gaps: •·The Ught and the Glory• and "Prom Sea to Shining Sea•, both by .Peter Marshall and David Manuel. MONA CHESH1U Newport Beech • SMAU. CRAFT ELE~ONICS A three-we~k course that focuses on smll.l era.ft electronics will be offered this summer by Orange Coast College's Sailing Program from 7 to 10 p.m. on July 10,~ 17 and 24 at OCC's SMling Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Students will learn about the selection, installa- tion and use of the most common electronics found on pleasure boats, including VHF radios, . depth sounders, Loran, GPS and radar. The registration fee is $49. For. more information. call 645r 9412. ' INTRO TO SAILING Registration is now underway for "Intro to Sailing," a new class- room introduction designed to prepare future sailors for on-the- water fun. The two-week session will cover sailing vocabulary and boat components and will begin at 1 p.m. on July 10 at the Balboa mmuni Cent r. · tion fee is $36. For more informa- tion, call 644-3151. COASTAL NAVIGATIQN A comprehensive eight-week, coastal navigation course for novices will be offered this sum- mer by Orange Coast College's Sailing Program from 7 to 10 p .m. on Thursday evenings starting July 11 at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The r~tration fee is $68. For more information, call 645- 9412. BOAT SAFETY A special one-night training class for personal watercraft oper- ators titled "It's a Boat, Skipper• will be held at 1 p.m. on Thursday. evenings. July 11 or Aug. 1 at the Newport Harl>ormaster's Facility, 1901 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach. A certilic::ate will be issued, Preregistration is required. The course fee is $7 and includes "Boating Safely" textbook, mate- rials and qU:iz. For more informa- tion, call 472-2254 or 834-1069. WOMAN'S KEELBOAT Orange Coast College otters three keelboat classes designed for women who have been on boats, but are beginning sailors. "Keelboat I" meets from 9 a.m. to 1 p .m . on Fridays, Iuly 12 through Aug. 9. "Keelboat II " meets from 1;15 to 5:15 p.m. on Fridays, July 12 through Aug. 9. "Keelboat ID" meets from 1:15 to 5:15 p.m. om Sundays, July 14 through Aug. 11. Registration fee is $135. For more information, call 645-9412. POWER BOAT HANDLING CLASS A 10-hour course that teaches ~e ins and outs of ~g a twin Orange Coast . College's Sailing Program from 7 to 10 p.m., July 12 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., July 13 at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Registration fee is $198. For more information, call 645-9412. SAILING PROGRAM Orange Coast College's Sailing 1 Program presents "Bareboat Chartering,• a class that teaches intermediate-level sailors .the skills necessary to operate a mid- sized auxiliary cruising boat from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on July 20, 27, Aug. 3 and 10 aboard OCC's Islan~ 36, -Andiamo. • Registra- (H cru~. thru OU,.S• • Satu,.cfay 11-7 10-E> WE WILL SOLVI YOUR FLEA PROBLEM ••• GUARANTEE~ triple Ac.tion Flea Shampoo ~' OFF NOW 110.H Shampooing yrur pet 1s an mponarn srep 1n an effectJVe nea control program Tnple 1'ctlon Flea Shampoo is 3 times stronger lhan !he M:<age nea Shampoo t0< great fleci kiU Plus. Ttiple Acnon Flea • _ s~ has Noe vera tQ help c0nd1tron y<» petls Skin and coat ti.on fee is $198. For m~ infor- mation, call 645-9412. SUMMER SAILING EXCUMK>N Orange Coast College's Sailing Program is having~ 13th annual sale training excursion to Hawaii and Alaska this sq.mmer. The cruise will run July through Sep- tember aboard the ·64-foot sloop, Volcano. The 92-day trip will be sailed in six legs of nine students each. For more information, call 645-9412. FISHING FISH SCHOOL Fishing classes are offered Monday and Tuesday of each week. Classes leave the Balboa Pavilion at & a.m. and return at 4 p.m. Cost is $125 per person. For more information, call 673-2810. DORY FISHING FLEET Get to the Newport Pier/McFadden Square early to watch the fleet return with the fresh catch of the da . The fish is prepared for sale at the open-air market. FISHING TRIPS Fishing supplies and boat charters (open party and private) are available at Newport Landing Sportfishing, 309 Palms, Suite F, 615-0550; Falco Fishing Charters, 832-7708; and Davey's Locker, .400 Main St., Balboa, 673-1434. SIX-PASSENGER SPORTflSHING CHARTERS Day and night fishing charters are available for groups or sin- gles. Call Bongos Sportfishing Head<JUlllters on the Peninsula, 673-2810. SUMMER CRUISES . Orange Coast College's beauti· ~ 58-ft ketch, Serena, will explore the Pacific Northwest th.ls summer with voyages to Princess Louisa Inlet and around Vancouver Island. The summer excursions are open to students and the public. Basic sailing skills a're necessary. nips anfslated to run July 6-14, July 20- 28, Aug. 3-10 and Sept. 28 to Oct. 6. Applications are currently being accepted. For more information or a brochure, call 645-9412. · SAILING LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS Learn to sail or windswf at sort Watersports. You can also rent windswfers and 14-foot sail- boats at $15 per hour. Call 729- 1154. I I .. HUNDREDS OF FABULOUS PIECES I TO CHOOSE FROM •• HUNDREDS OF FRAMES TO I I CHOOSE FROM I •• HURRY ... SAU: ENDS SOON!!! 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Call 673-7763 for more information. Also call the Blue Dolphin Sailing Club at 644-2525 or the Udo Sail- ing Club. at 675-0827 for rentpls. ·KAYAKING/ CANOBINGSCUBA KAYAK ClASSES Beginning sea kayaking, rolllng clinics and private lessons are offered. Kayak and sea ski rentals are also available. For more infor- mation, call Paddle Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., 675-1215. KAYAJI. TOURS ANO RENTALS 1\vo-bour kayak tours begin at 10 a.m. every Sunday qom New- port Dunes. Cost is Sf5'per adult, · $10 per child. Kayak rentals and classes are also available. Call 729-1154. ROWING LESSONS AND CANOE RENTALS The Newport Aquatic--Center offers sweep rowing (one oar), sculling classes (two oars) and canoe rentals. Oasses run for four weeks and cost $75. Introductory clinics are also av~ble Saturdays and Sundays at a cost of $10. For more information, call 646· 7725. " . ( • WHArs AR.OAT runs periodic.ally. If you know of an event or activity that could appear In this column, please mail the informatlon to Harbor Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92.62°'7 or f~ t it to 646-4170. ' r-New ort Beach -, Estate Jewelry & Loan .LIDO MA~A VlilAGE 3416 Via Oporto #3 Newport Beach TRADE•l.OANS 714 675-1892 After Almost 10 Years, Forever Friends ls .. l Everything ·Must Go! Up to 60% Off Storewide ... Annalee -Hummel -Hagara -Dolls -Memories Of Yesterday - While most of our fixtu~s and antique furniture pieces are for sale, some may not be available until the final week. Sale excludes the Walt Disney Classics Collection. Sortevert SKlendg Eastbluff Village in Newport Beach • 644-14 7 4 EVENT ~. CALENDAR JULY MAYBE A BABY TUESDAY. JUL.Y 9 7 PM Hoag Health unter- Costa Mesa f\ t:I') 1hm~ you wam to kno" hdcm.> pn:gn.1nq PrL·-.ente<l hy Hn.1~ Hospital OB GYN. fcrt1l1t\ :>pccwl~I .in<l OB nurse l.c'Ulll.HOr Call 800/514- HOAG (4624) to reg.lstcr. POSITIVE PARENTING FRIDAY, JULY 12 7 ~.M. Hoaa Health Cenlet'- Hundngton Beach ~arn f'X>-"lti-..e p.irenting skills that will he lp yoL1 rJ1se-a self confidetll. happy ~nd SUCC'CSS- ful d1iltl. Pl't':-.c:n1cd by Sandy McOun1d. t:o-autho r o f •J>mjc:ct Self-£.,tccm·. U per pcnon. Call 800/514-HOAG (462 ) to reglsttt. Hoag Women~ Hwith BUILDING FAMI~ EMORIES Comprehensive Services • Labor Deli'"'Y Recoo."ry (l.DR) suit • Level II Neonatal lnlff\Sl\-e care . • Fetal dla~ and perin3tal rvtces • fertility treatment • 760-BABY (2229) for questk>ns lbOllt prtgnancy. Infant care aNf bmstfeedtng • .Ptdlatria .. -~ ----- THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1996 volunteer directory COMPLEX • 1"E VCX.UNTlER DMECTORY runs periodically in the Daily Pilot. If you'd 11ke Information on getting your orga-nifii;o9 11sted, call 642-4321, Ext. 331. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE NOGRAM • 'The American Home Health Hospice .f>rogram needs volunteers to give emo- tional support to terminally ill patients '9nd their families ln the greater Orange County a(fa. Training Is provided. For information, call 550-0800 or (800) 540- 2545. ' SUSAN G. KOMEN IR£AST CANCER FOUNDATION CONTlNUED FROM 'A 1 Volunteers are needed lmmed~tely for a variety of positions for the ·1996 theater so new the paint was Ra<.e for the Cure" to be held at FIShlon still drying in the men's Island on Sept. 22. For more lnforma· restroom, the studio that tlon, call 224-0299. provi.ded a bunk print or NEWPOfff HACH CONFERENCE alien visitors in the projec- AND \llSrTORS' BUREAU tion room. • The Newport Beach Confer.ence and Vis-1Wenty minutes into the 8 · itors Bureau is'dedic.ated to the promotion p.m . showing, the sound- of the city to potential visitors. If~ have track skipped ahead several extensive knowledge of NewpOrt Beach and would like to volunteer. c.all 722-1611 . scenes, but the .picture did- n't. So while the president ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER was consulting with advis- aNTENNIAL FARM Tou1Rs The Interfaith Shelter is the largest ers, the.audience was hear- POOLS . CONTINUED FROM A 1 in refunds to parents whose chil- dren were miserable at swimming lessons, Alvarez said. The com- plaints are mostly from parents of children between the ages of 6 months to 6 years, he said. Part of the problem is children have little body fat and their body temperatures rise slowly, he said. But a big factor is they are inti.mi· dated by the water and the idea of swimIJ>ing, he said. Alvarez advises pa.rents to ·. use their bath at home, at a nor- mal temperature, to acclimate their child to the concept of swimming. •no things they do at swim lessons," he said. •So the cool- ness is not such a dramatic factor and they concentrate on things they do in class rather than sitting on the side shivering.• The NeWport-Mesa Unified School District maintains all four pools at the high schools and con- trols their temperatures. The tem- peratures at all the pools were lowered by two degrees in May 1995 to conserve energy an~ save money, said Eric Jetta, of the dis- trict's maintenance department. But two months later, the tem- perature was rlJised back to 80, he said. The pools are also used by competitive swimmers, such as water polo teams and master swinuUn who often like the teJll- perature even cooler, Jetta said. Therefore, a standard tempera- ture of 80 degrees is used for health and comfort reasons, he said. "I had a mother say, 'My kid is comfortable when they play in the bathtub,'" Jetta said. "But of course, that is not a fair compari- SQn.~ Volunteer docents are needed at the family shelter in the county, housing, · l · d <etennlal Farm at the Orange County feedlngandcounseling20famlllesdaily. . ~gr ~lOD~, screams~ 'SHIRTS people love them and buy DISTRICT' F rgrounds In Co~ Mesa. Call Ginny The group needs volunteers and dispos-. e eve g 0 great~r s them," said Sonny Kumar, an S ltfl, 708-1517. able diapers. For information, call Jeff Angeles. "I ~ Reynolds, 631 -1213. For me, this added a CONTINUED FROM A1 employee at the store. t's not CONTINUED FROM A1 COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER kung-fu film-like charm pornography, a lot of. people ii'~ .multipurpose senior services facili-ORANGEWOOD BOUTIQUE. where the dubbed voi·ces think it's humor." decision and read1'l.1Sfud the bound-"' t th f 19th St t d 1 bo · h b And if he must have them, ,,., a e corner o ree an The upscale resa e ut1que t at en-d 't tch th li Kumar said two years ago, aries to their original configuration. v F"omona Avenue seeks volunteers for a efits the Orangewood Childrel'\'S Home on ma e P move-keep them in a contained, vtf{ety of tasks. For more Information, tor neglected and abused children ments. "adults only" area inside the the owner agreed to stop sell-Tilat action came on May 14, c.ill 645-2356 from 9 a.m. to s p.m. needs volunteers to create displays, tag Others weren't as enter-store. ing the shirts for.one weekend. one year after the original bound-~..___ clothes and work with customers, tained. During that time the store's ary re~justment-and less than two DIKDVERY SHOP among other duties. For Information, . The audience was listen-While the owner has agreed months before the Office of Civil t'iscovery Shops are run by the Ame_r~i·-i....:-;ca:=.!.l,__,1 c::!:h"--'ri~st'"-'-'in""'e~7-=-60-=--=664=-='0.~-----r-i1110-mC);,:-1H".1d-it-was-furi~r:--~__t.Q_..Jr!:fillm!!!O~v~eLJ!tht!!e~s~h~irt~suo~nL..QoQc~a:t:·+;b~u~s~in~e~s~s:-:f e~~~~~0'.."":=~~l'RiigilitS'rereaacru~iifSic:Coffin[Cl\iUSliSiCioinn-:--. ---1 can Cancer Soc1efy. Volunteers are nee -Fans booed, hissed and left. sions when there are comm uni-when t e shirts were back on De Boom said the .. district still ~ and no special skills are necessary. PAOFIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ty events where children are display, sales skyrocketed, he kn h fil d FJ information, call 640-4777 between The Orange County Pacific Symphony The movie continued to limp does not ow w o e a com- 1(> a.m. and 5 p.m. Orchestra's Volunteers in Education along in this debilitated present, he refuse~ to move said. · F. z f plaint .with the civil rigbts office Opportunities program needs volun-state for about 10 minutes them entirely b ecause they "The un one is a un to begin with. F$1ENDS OF THE COSTA MESA LIBRARY teers to assist children in a variety of b f th · cti · t account for a large part of his place," Kumar said. MWe are MWe don't kriow who it was or ifhe Friends of the Costa Mesa Library hands-on musical activities. Volunteers steopopreed the eprfilm?Je 0~ profits. -not by a church, there are 11 why they did it because they never n~ed volunteers. For information. call spend a total of six Saturday mornings · " .,. n t w odin "Mostly teens and young bars here -they want humor." talked to us about itt de Boom said. t~e library, 646-8845. with the children. For information, ca ll tO compe sa e, o , 755-5788, Ext. 244. ·passed out tree movie pass- HERfTAGE HOUSE AUXILIARY es. always a bonus when Wolunteers are needed for an auxiliary PEDIATRIC CANCER you had a good time any-sf'1>0rt group being formed by Her-RESEARCH FOUNDATION it~ House. a non-profit substance PCRF raises money to support the pedi-way. allilJW recovery home for pregnant and atric cancer research laboratory at the ---------- parenting women and their children in Children's Hospital of Orange. It needs vol· Costa Mesa. For more information. call unteers for a variety of duties. 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Brondon just did a G.l{>el' job for ua ... • -U1TLE LEAGUE MANAGER PAT WARD i • : • l • l ' • • : Royal venture fizzles · royally · rich a rd dunn • i • Orange Coast College t i rowers post second best j time of the day, but • : second place in their heat ---------• : knocks the Pirates out of ' Moc]=ett ! _th_e_c_om_p_e_ti_tio_n_a_t_H_e_ni_ey_. 1-~~.--=.--L~,...~~:......~'~--_.,.,...._~--...-..~i--a~~fflo~t~~-: ~~~~~~~~~~~ • bl.ding i COSTA MESA -Pat Hadden, : who was on this side of the tin can ! and string connected to Coach : Dave Grant and the Orange Coast her tiellle i College Varsity Eight at the Henley j Royal Regatta, also had to fill in as : the bearer of bad news W~esday. : It seems that OCC posted the On tour ! second-fastest time in the first day : of competition for the Temple Challenge Cup portion of the Regatta, but unfortunately for 0 h where, oh where, has Cathy Moclcett gone? Well, nowhere, actually. Except maybe stuck in ladj.es' professional golf purgatory. While scanning the weekly LPGA newsletter in search of Moclcett, she was nowhere to be found following the tour's first eight tournaments. Ne~er made the money-leaders list. Some were concerned that Mockett's bad shoulder was acting up again. . Ah, not to be alarmed. Mock.ett is alive and well. To open the LPGA Tour season, Mockett missed the cut in every tournament, keeping a rather low profile. Mock.ett, though, a Newport Harbor High product. answered last month in one of the LPGA . Tour's toughest events in which to qualify, the U.S . Women's Open at Pine Needle Golf Club in Southern Pines, N.C., the third of four majors on the tour. She finished tied for 42nd in the n eamin SS 092 her o y WUllll.Dgs o e season heading into this weekend's Jamie Farr Kroger Classic in Ohio, which Mockett will bypass. So in her ninth start, Mockett finally qualifies. She has since missed the cut in the last three LPGA events, in Michigan, Minnesota and last week in Atlantic City. With her finish at the Open, Mockett is currently 147th on the LPGA money list. The top 125 automatically qualify for next year's tour. 0 Mockett typically skips the Ohio stop ... for two reasons: She doesn't like playing four weeks in a row, and secondly, Toledo, Ohio, is where Mockett had some bad luck as a rookie on the LPGA Tour in 1993. That year, as Mockett was preparing to tee oft, her new car was hit in the parking lot by someone cutting a comer too close. "Something always happens to rookies,~ she said. "I wasn't even driving it. I'd just taken it to the car wash, and the a~ da.nt in the parking lot asked i1 I wanted to park under a tree, but I asked him if I could park in this end spot, which 1 did. Toledo just happens to fall in the fifth week 0£ lbis stretch, so I'm skipping it.. Last year, Mockett made the cut in six of the first nine events. 1\vo yea.rs ago, tepd.initis in her should~ threatened to end her career. In 1993, Mockett mined the cut 16 times in 23 LPGA tournaments, meriting only $11,712, finishing 13Sth on the moneylllt. a Not ewryo• apparently wu charmed by the Toshiba Senior Oa.nlc, the Senior PGA Tour event bolted by tbe Newport Beach Country OUb In March. •There was a blg n.hibe . ten'1 and *Y boxee, at the 18th hole, and a lot o1 people w.e VffY .upeet. ~UM we felt there could hive been gr~ there to~ more lam,• Mk1 Richard Vella, NBCC ..,..._UICI C:MltmU of tbll them, they were beaten in their beat by the fastest challenger, Eaton College. Eaton, which won the Princess Cup last year, covered the 2,000- meter course in 6:53.00, finishing two boat seats ahead of Coast. So while Eaton advances, OCC bas been relegated to a seat in the stands even though the next astest heat winner-was-way-off the pace at 7:08.00 . "Dave said they're all pretty disappointed, but he hopes they will perk up by dinner time,• said Hadden, whose son Jim was an oarsman for OCC in 1969-70. "It's a shame they drew a crew that was so strong. •One year we drew Cal (Berkeley) in the first round and that was the end of that one, too." The sub-seven-minute perfor- mance put an end-to a pretty frustrat- mg 11 days for OCC. Grant thought be was doing bis team a favor by leaving early (June 22) for England and fabled Hen1ey on the Thames. "We'll be using a new Mat and we'll need some time to break it in," Grant said after the team's final morning practis;e in the States. "Hopefully, we'll have everybody settled in by the time ra~- N ice thought, but things didn't work out as planned. The team's difficulty in learning how to tie bow ties should probably have tipped Grant off that there would be some more problems along the way. After all the hours of drilling, and the six-step illustrations, one of the guys still showed up with his bow tie undone for the bus to the airport. The new boat, made by Res- olute, was billed as being able to take off five seconds from a good crew's times. In another unfortu- nate quirk, the bow was damaged going through customs and ended up in dry dock for a week. "Dave wasn't complaining, but of course it would have been nicer to have had more practice time,• Hadden said. "They only had four days of practice in the new boat. -"Tliey-enctett-up bOrrowmg a boat for most of the week and had some practice sessions with other teams. In spite of everything, he safd it all worked out better than expected and he wasn't going to make any excuses." Of course all that effort and planning for one seven-minute ride is hard to swallow. Sort of like the new Jurassic Park adventure ride at Universal Studios. It's great while you're on the ride, but it's over all too soon. • THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1996 .. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOr : Booth Fellers of Newport Harbor Baseball AuodaUon's j Pony League All-Stars fires away from the mound; at right, : NHBA baserunner Matt Cohen slides into second base • safely as Newport East's Mickey Lawson awaits the throw on an errant pickoff play at first base. ; . ,. .:' .. ~"l baseball ; Jr. Battl~ of the Bay belongs to the West . • • •Newport Harbor Baseball Association's All-Stars tune up : for tournament with decisive • .. victory over rival Pony League ~ crew from Newport East. • By Roger Carlson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -They're called • the Newport Harbor Baseball Associa- tion and the Newport East entries in the Pony League classification of youth baseball. In reality, they are the Class of '00 at · Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar, ~ respectively. • tice game betw~~m the two is any indi- cation as each girds for All-Star tourna- ment action next week, Corona del Mar has some work to do. Paul Cohen's NHBA All-Stars, fresh from a 20-2 rout of thls same foe two days earlier, swept to a 10-2 victory at Ensign Intermediate School as Rich Knecht's Newport East Little All-Stars committed suici£le with four pitchers surrendering 15 free passes. ·rm feeling really good about this team,• said Cohen. •And, we expect to have Nick Langsdorf back when the playoffs begin.• Langsdorf did not play on Wednes- day, still recovering from a leg injwy. The key to their success appears to be in the pitching department with Scott Beerer. who turns 14 today, the delegated starter for next Thursday's opener at East Hills Pony League in Anaheim against Tustin. •tte's got terrific velocity cuid a wide I Cohen, whose team appeared to have a big edge over their East Bay rivals. The two teams are in different orga- nizations and obviously will not meet in any playoff format. Blanked on one hit through five innings, the bright spot for NELL came on a defensive play as Britta Voegle, who sat out the first four innings because she was under the weather, fired a deep strike from right field to third base to double up the runner to end the fifth frame. Doubles by Mickey Lawson and Ryan Jetton sparked a two-run NEO. uprising in the sixth to avert the shutout, but the damage had already been done. Cohen's crew struck for two runs in the first inning • with leadoff hitter Booth Fellers singling to right and scor- ing on a two-bagger by Justin Jacobs, the latter moving around to score, too, on one of six NHBA miscues. runs poured across on two hits and four walks, Blake Tippet's single t<? teft the only ball to. lea.ve the infield. 1Wo more free passes in the third inning preceded Otto Verhulst's double and the NHBA team was on an 8-0 roll. Offensively Jacobs would ha~e to be considered the star of Wednesday's game -he came to bat four times and scored four times. His RBI-double in the first was fol· lowed by three straight walks, and in each instance he came around to score. Chad Smith's infield single got him across in th~ second inning; Verhulst's double in the third drove him in 'trom second in the third frame; and he came round in the fifth when he walked, stole a base, then scored on a stolen base and ensuing throwing error. The Newport East offense stirred in the sixth inning when John Schrank singled to cel'.).ter, Lawson followed with his double, John Fenton beat out an infield single and Jetton's two-bagger. Newport bit A I-Stan 2 Newport East All·Stars ()()() 002 0 • 2 5 6 NHBA All·Stars 242 011 x • 10 5 1 Schrank. Richardson (1). Coopersmith (3), Fenton (6) and Jacobs; Verhulst, Fellers (3), Beerer (6) and Jetton. W -Verhulst. L ·Schrank. 28 • Lawson (NE), Jetton (NE), Verhulst (NH). Jacobs (NH) . .. /" . YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD ' ,: _Three local standouts set for national meet in Utah • Kelly Freeman, Kevin Artz and Leah Zaby are primed for competition with national implications. SALT LAKE CITY -Three local athletes will be heading into the rarefied air of Utah for tonight's start of the three-day Nation- al Youth Track Meet. Not only will the threesome of Kelly Freeman, Kevin Artz and Leah Zaby be competing in higher altitude, but they'll also be among the nation's elite iri youth track athletes. The 13-year-old Freeman, of Corona del Mar, will competing in the 200· and the-400-meter dashes. Her best time in the 400 this season was under the one-minute mark (59.75). ' The trio is part of a 10-member contingent from the Irvine ,_ Youth Track Club who will heading north. Zaby, who ran track for Newport Harbor High this past sea- son, is a sprint specialist. DEEP SJ::A THE EARL'S Ask r or n0rnodel 40 y..,. 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'• • Expert brick. block. stone, tile, slate & concrete wor~. ------· inclutk1 •. • Can recommend quality desipers & landscapers. • Quality work In CostaMeaa& Newport Beach . since-1969. • Drainage problems? We tolvc them. f'REEEXAM Olfor Expira 7-31·96 BRISTOL VETERINARY CLINIC 3113 S. BRISTOL tt (.._. $ .. "' ........ ,.,, NHf[~f·~llilii SOU'IH OOASr METRO (714) 979-3080 (714) 708-7855 r soccer following their successful match THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1996 NEWPORT HARBOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION . Pintd All-Stars roll to second-place finish . • All hands share in unbeaten sweep to the title showdown; Fountain Valley prevails in the championship game, 2-0. \ NEWPORT BEACH -Uke a wind-up toy the Pinto All-Stars started with a win in the St. Hed- wig Baseball Tourn~ent and just kept going all the way to the finals. In a battle of unbeatens, Newport dropped a hard-fought, 2-0, decision to Fountain Valley to claim second place. Newport managed five bits, two by Dennis Heenan and one each by Kurt Yacko, Billy Munce and Justin McPherson. They actual outhit Fountain Valley, 5-4, but couldn't put any runs across the plate. Davis Pemstein, Yacko and Heenan combined for nine strikeouts for Newport. and then Yacko debvered the back-breaker, a grand slam over the center field fence, scoring McPherson. Derek Pinski and Ted Slater. Brett Houten stabbed a line drive to end the game. In Bronco B play: Orange 6, Newport Beach 4 Newport got some outstanding pitching from Jarrod Woolard, Ryan Torrey and Ryan Heenan, in a warmup game in anticipation of District games scheduled to begin July 6 at Kaiser Park. Woolard pitched three strong innings and Tor- rey and Heenan, two each in relief. Heenan, Jesse Pemstein and Woolard each doubled as Newport pounded out seven hits. Newport Beach 6, San Diego 4 Woolard was a again the starter, going three inning with Nick Zimmerman going two and Tor- rey and Chad Rorden going one each. Pemstein led the way. gomg 4 for 4 with fpur sin s and sconn three runs. Hligamst---:-""11-Newport top s os, - , an en 11ested top seed St. Hedwig a second time in the Newport Beach 9, Dana Point 4 Anaheim Plating recently. GARDEN Gl{OVE -Newport Mesa United Alessio added an unassisted goal after a great ·Soccer Club, a local semi-pro team, defeated defensive stop by Chris Ketcham, another New- Anaheim Plating, 3-1, to win the State Amateur port Harbor grad and UC Irvine defender. Cup. Defense, was the key in the second half as NMU, which features a lot of local players, qui-NMU rallied behind backup goalie Bill Rimmer, eted the crowd with an early goal by former Cos-of Corona del Mar High and OCC, who was 1 ta Mesa High forward Owen Market on an assist replacing regular starter, Jay Schneider. Other tournament starters included: Chad by Orange Coast College defender ~ete Gutier-· Smith, CdM High, Yale midfield; David Chino; rez. and Eddy Naime. · In the 20th minute Alessio Smith, a midfielder Other team members included: Jason Traiik, with Cal St. Fullerton, teamed up with bis ex.. Ryan White and Ron Raya of Costa Mesa High; Newport Harbor High teammate Esad Pepic for Pat Ferry. CdM and OCC; James McClelan,. the second goal. Smith scored oU a beautiful OCC; Pete Duynstee, Newport Harbor; John Gin- ' crossing pass by Pepic. naty, Cal St. Fullerton; and Aaron Fry. 1 L----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ • Force sweeps NEWPORT SOFTBALL BEACH -n · took a come-from-behind effort, but the Newport Beach Force fashioned a doubleheader sweep Sunday of the San Clemente Slammers in American Fastpitch Association girls 16 and under softball. After coasting to a 10-0 win in I score four runs in their last at-bats of the second game to pull out an 8-7 decision to make a winner of reliever Shawna Lerer. In the openet, the Force rode the three-hit pitching effort of Nicole Pete who improved to 2-0 with a 2.97 ERA and 19 strikeouts. Julia Livingston of Corona del Mar High led the day's offensive fireworks, going 4 for 5 with two RBI while scoring six runs. Newport Harbor's Stephanie Gosselin drove in three runs, going 4 for 6 with a double and a triple. Wesley Wills, of CdM, went 2 for 5 with two RBI while Sonia Correa drove in two . ............................. ILOSE UPTO! i . I 1 10 LBS. I I IN J .DAYS! •1All NATURAL T-LITEe WITH CHROMIUM PICOU NATE K-Mart Phannacy & Longs Drugs Newoort Beach • Costa Mesa .......................... 30 ·vears Experience In Your· Area Robert C. 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To placfl'your 8d In thlS must-read section, contact~~ ntpNllftfafllM "' cal (114) 842-«121, Mt. 318 • - THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1996 Bruce Ibbetson at the forefront in the men's eight where be thrived ... and still does ... CONTINUED FROM 81 (Soviet) invasion of Afghanistan. So Carter hasn't been real big with rowers since." Ibbetson and a few others ...lrled to go to Moscow, anyway. "But the State Department said they would take our passports -1~ay," Ibbetson revealed. "A munber of other countries still 'flent, like the English and the ~'µstraliartS, but a lot of western .eauntries followed Jt.nUTly <;;arter's lead and polillc pressure irod boycott ed " ~'.-Ibbetson's crew was m Europe ~en the official word came ftbm the White House Come lk>me, for good. Irorucally, ii was the SoVlet Uruon wtuch made a similar .a.onouncement four years later, .when Ibbetson and the U.S i'weeps were also in Europe. "ijbe Russians were there, too, .Mid they were really upset," Ibbetson said. "They looked at us like we were the worst in the world, but we just said, Hey, we F,'st row like you.'" • r Ibbetson, 43, still rows. '. That 1980 crew was close. :. Though its members live in ~.¥ery comer of the U.S., they get , fcge ther once a year for the open ·~gatta in Boston every October, !llie Head of the Charles River. " ,. I• Bruce Ibbetson Ibbetson, five pounds less now than his 6-foot-2, 185-pound casing when he competed in the Olympics, still gets a rush. The '80 Rowing Club, its label in the Head of the Charles Regatta, had rowed each autumn against national teams, club boats and collegiate crews. Until last year. • "We finally decided to row in the Masters (division), and we won that easily," said Ibbetson, who earned his bachelor's degree in biology and his mas-..A ter's in business administration at real estate lending group. •Everyone looks forward to it every year, the three-mile Head race. In college, everybody rows in the eights, because that's the premier event, so it's the flagship boat of the whole Olympic rowing program, and it's a tun boat when you can make it go . fast." Ibbetson felt strongly about retiring following '80 boycott, but he had invested too many hours of training and commitment. Besides, he still bad the bug . Like he does today. "We were ready to go with a very good boat (in 1980) and I really feel we would have won the silver medal," he said. #We beat the British twice that year;~ and they won the silver medal. H's unfortunate the political process got in the way." Four of the members of the '80 Rowing Club are headed this month for the Oregon coast, where they will cycle an estimated 100 miles every day for four days from the top to the· bottom of the state. "Cycling is like cross-training for rowers, H Ibbetson said. Ibbetson will always be able to exhibit his silver from 12 years ago, but what sits closest to his heart is the team that was all dressed up. and had nowhere to go. :Heat takes third in Oassic competing in new league --, ~ ANAHEIM -The Heat, Costa Mesa's Division 4 &Plu~ team from last season, finished third last week SOCCER ,.... ... .., ~··· .WIMidtD~ dowa ........ ~to 1oat ..... aa..._1 ..... ,,...,pal ........ ca:---IOIMWbere • I~ the cancept WU flD bmjllt . the cbarttl8I ad ~ in money for thmi. 'lb me, I would tb1ok ~ would want mare gnmdltaDda to generate more money. • Whell there ue two t4tnts on each side of the 18th green, you qu.Mtion tbe whole intent. If the wboJe intent ii to raise money for charity, why not make it more accessible, iristeed of just for a few1" a Spots are lltW. avaH•Ne Association's 23rd annual golitounuunentatthe Newport Beach Country Club on July 22, an event that actually lowered its entry fee from last year by $100. The NCA is a nonprofit organization representing building owners, businesses and tenants in Newport Center and Fashion Island, ·with more than 860 businesses and, 15,000 employees. • Formed in 1969, NCA is the only group working exclusively for the ~ewpon Center. Last year's event ($250 . entry fee), which benefited the Newport Beach Library Foundation. was played at Pelican Hill Golf Club. This MMC,MNITIN I DAl.Y PLOT Chi Chi Rodriquez and the rest of the Senior ondc fteld weren1 nearly as visible as you would believe coming down the stretch at the 18th hole on the Newport Beech Country Club course, thanks to Intrusive tournament spomor tents. year's entry fee for those paying before Jlple 29 was $150. Proceeds 6f the event will benefit the Corona del Mar High School Foundation. · Participants will be automatically entered in a raffle with prizes donated by Fashion Island merchants, so there are no raffle tickets to buy. The field will be limited to 144 golfers, so sign up quickly. The format !s a two-man ca.llaway (play your own ball), with a barbecue lunch preceding the noon shotgun' start and a Mexican-style buffet following golf. Underwriters and sponsors are eagerly ¥ng sought. an excellent opportunity for exposure to an outstanding group of business professionals, including building owners, managers and ten~ts of the Newport Center. For more information. call 644-4622. a compete in a 54-hole stroke play format for specially designed gold and silver medallions for the state champion and two runners-up. . 0 In the Newport BMcb GoU Coura men's club, Sorin Zdrahal shot a 2..over 61 last Saturday in the.Four Club Contest, where ~ golfers use only three clubs and a putter. Some aren't too wild about the event, others thrive. Zdrahal reportedly said he was "going to throw the .rest (of his clubs) away." Zdrahal won low gr06S in Plight A, while Don Wulf won low net (54). Walt Sharer (low gross 68) and Rollo McClellan (low net 57) won Flight 8, while Don Chandler (low gro. 73) and Jim Bates (low net 56) won Ptig.bt C. ~the 4th of July Classic Triple Crown SoccerTour- .. nament. the Dynamite ended in a scoreless tie. The Heat then topped the JUSA Patriots, 4-0, to advance to the semis. AkemJ NU.ta of the Newport Beach Country Cub, one of the club's top women golfers along with Sandi Coffer, Debbie Albright, Jane Hilgendorf and Fletcher Olson, qualified for the inaugural California Women's Championship next Monday through Wednesday at Torrey Pines Golf Cou.rse (South Course}. In regular rounds June 26, Curt Herberts won low gross (64), Bruce Selbert won low net (51) and Hal Green was second low net (53). Bob Potts earned closest to tbe pin on the 130-yard hole No. 8 (using a 7-iron), while Lyle Link was closest to the pin on No. 12 (92 yards). 0 The American Cancer Sodett wW host tu annual fund-raiser golf tournament to promote breast-cancer research and awareness on Oct. 24 at Mesa Verde Country Oub, according to :: The Heat, wluch flmshed third in the state last ..:season with a 27-4-1 record, are in their first year as ;a member of the South Coast Soccer Club. They : were beaten, 2-1, by the gold level Fer Stars. Perrine had two more goals in this game while Stephens, Zach Powell;, Ralph Morgan and Steven Thomas were the defensive standouts for the Heat. for women only. Greg Perrine scored two goals and Danny Kirko- : rian, Scott Wade and Michael Gardiner each scored : one as the Heat got started with a 5-3 win Saturday • over Torrance United. Their second game against " Regular-season play is set to start Aug. 3 in the South Coast Soccer Club Tournament in Huntington Beach. all six California women's golf associations, representing 60,000 amateur women golfers in the state. The full field of 120 outstanding players will • RIOtAltD DlfNN's dub golf column.appears f!!Very Thursday. .. ·~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~...--~~~~~~~-r~~~~~~~~-.~~~~~~~~..-~~~~~~~-.~~~~~~~~-.~~~~~~~---,.-~~~~~~~-.~~~~~~~~ :. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC-NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES • Att f r ti wit· This business 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE nershlp lrol lo sell alcohohc bever-NOTICE OF n usni:·s cautt• "cbc WldcniJllld to 1c11 " PUBLIC NOTICES .orney 0 P• • 1990 GMCNAN, v.1 N. ducted by: a corporation Have you started doing ages 11 744 W. 19th Street. SALE T.S. No.1232253 Unit aid propmy '° MliltJ llill OIITUUY tloner. 1GTDM15Z1LB512023, LI· The roglslranl commenced Flctltlou• Bu•ln••• buslnessJtt? no Colla Mesa, CA 92627 with Codd l.ol4 oblipdoftl. llld dlen:afW. *-PUBLIC NOTICE Lorett• J . Cl•uH, cense/State 5F57320/CA to transact business undtf N•m• Statement Mlchatl . Liiiis • "41" On-Sale Beer & No.SOI JS I II/PIFER All unda1iped Cll&1ld llid DOliol:Jm•••••••• •· NOTICE OF 050 Town Center 1980 TOYO/PK. V.l.N. the tlc1itlous name or The following persons 811 ThJs 1tattment was filed Wint Pub. Eat. Pl If· 45~lll.ol -f'IRST FED ofdcfauk&adofdealiomtD M AllDERIOll •• PETITION TO Drive, Suite 550, Costa RN37032t80, LJcense/Stale names listed above on 3-1· doing business as: Nation. with lhe County Clerk of cense(1). SERVlCE CORPORATION •1t.econt.11Mudt 12, 1996 u M•r• Andereon .. Mesa, CA 92828 4R43984/CA 96 wide Bancorp, 25301 Orange County on S.3t·96 Publl1hed Newport duly appoinced TN90t under llllll. No. 19MOl21034la • .. ADMINISTER Published Newport 1983 FORD/PK. V.l.N Greenbaum and Green· Cabot Ad., Suile 1105, La· 19983885082 Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily die roUOwlna dCKribed Deed 11oot• P.,e or Otlldal Rec-~ 83, pu8ed 8W8y ": ESTATE OF: Beach·Costa Mesa Daily 1FTBA10S7DUC55085, LI· baum, Mal1in B Green-gunaHllls,CA92653 DallyPilo1June27,July 4, Pilot June 27, July 4, 11 , or TNJI WILL SELL A ords 111 die otficc or 1be 19----~~Juneby:! • Miidred Amell• Dodge p 1 J 1y 3 4 10 1996 cense/State 2G74999/CA baum. President DennlS R Shea 2529t Ar· 11 l8 1996 th412 t996 PUBLIC AUCTION TO T1f cordeT or OnqeCouair, Said Caae No. A182738 'ot u · · · · SaJCI sale Is for the pur-This statement was filed cadtan A.;e Mission Viejo • ' th409 HIGHEST BIDDER FOR Sale or propeny Will lie llllde daughter, Chrlatlna : To all he1ra. beneficiaries, Wth756 pose of satisfying hen ol with the County Clerk ol CA 92691 ·· ' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CASH (in the r~!1"' whldl ,are 111 ·u as· ~ wilboua Perlman of Utah, and • creditors, conllngenl cred1-PUBLIC NOTICE the undersigned for Towing Ora.nge County on 6-14·96 Terry J. Ross 108 Via lawful tender m the United covenani or WVTU!IJ, u -son Stwe GrMMm of "lors. and persons wbo may and Storage lees, together 19083888825 Candelaria, Coto de Caza, Fictitious llusln•H Stal.CS) and/or dw cashier's, prcu or 1111plied. reprdina Costa M .... She wet ; oth4<Wlse be Interested In cns 1391888 wilh coS1s of advertising Dally Piiot July 4, 11, l 8, CA 92679 Name Statement NOTICE TO AU lNTERflTB> ccniflCld _ Of .odla litJe po-: . or man-liked and loYed by .n ._the .will or estate. or both, Fictitious Business and e11penses of sale. 25 1996 This business Is con· The following persons are PAA11EJOF1HETBUllNATICHll1f*1fted m Civil Code Sec-branca. io pay die nmaJn. who knew her. Mary a .. ~MOdred Amelia Dodge Na Statament Dated thla 2nd day of ' · lh420 ducted by: an Individual doing business 11: The Of Tl4f PAii llllOUQH non 2924h (payable in full 11 int pnncipa.I ND or die her chlldren would ~·~PETITION has bHn me JULY 1996 Have you star1ed doing Safety Connection. 17898 AECEMJUHIP OF die ume or sale io T.D. SerY-nocc(s) IClCW'ed by aid Deed Hice to 9X1erfd th9lr by Harry A. Dodge In d Tr•g 10~0~1~~f°~:?n~,!ry~ Barbara wilson PUBLIC NOTICE buslne11 yet? No San Francisco St .. Fountain IEVEAl.Y llUJ SAVJNlll ice ·~ompany) all nah1, lide or TNll, wi111· ·rnierea u lo gratitude to ~ ,, S\Jperlor Court of Cali· 0 n us n · Terry J. Ross Valley, CA 92708 Alll> LOAll AllOCIATION and 1n1t1a1 conveyed 1t0 lftd wd nocc provided. ldvanca, at l'lagahlp eonv.... ., 100\li County of Orange. Ion. Wiiiiams & Sherwood Published Newport cn• 1389985 Thia alatement was filed Oouglas P. Sarvis, 17698 IEVERLY llUI CAUA>fUIA now held by it ww:leT said• Ir 111y. undeT lbe tcm11 or aid cent Cere·a to all the l tkE PETITION requeats cro~el1y ~~n~eme~ ~olnt Beach-Cos la Mesa Daily flctltloua BualnaH with lht County Clerk of San Francisco St .. Fountain NOTICE IS HEREBY GfVEH ~Deed or TNll in the property Deed. ·or Tn.111, fea, dwt• mn • OIJl'Ma at HotlQ ' lhal'Harry R. Dodge be IP· ten ~'11• S ue'~i;, N en-Pilot July 4, 1996. Name Statement Orange County on 6·5·96 Valley, CA 112708 Iha Fedelll Otposit Insurance hereinafler deecribed: TRUS· and e11pcn1a or 11M T.-Hoepltal who Cared :.pointed 11 personal repre-er,., ~ve,h ~A 92660 •w· lh418 The tollowlng'persona 1,. 19983888520 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-Corpo"'<>n (' .F'OIC •• ) as ,.. TOR: CHARLES l.. Pl and of the 11\UCa cr9111d 117• for her throughout her • aenlalive lo administer the po eac · 1 b 1 . Th 0 11 Pi J 1 4 11 18 ducted by: an Individual . ~SHARON A. PIFER BENE· aid Deed or Tn.111. Said Mie 111 ' 11tate of the decedent. Clayton, Williama, & Sher· PUBLIC NOTICE dong ua n91• 11· e a Y 101 u Y • • • tlave you 11111ed doing CIMr for Btwtty H•s 5'tlngs RCIARY· RRST FEDERA will be held Oft· •July 17 neu. ~ A HEARING on Iha pell-wpoor~~i'o~nic; N~~v::~ J~~: PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~:: ;,y:;~:'o?fdco2s~: 25• 1996· lh421 bu1lne11 yet? Ytl, June= l~f::O.,(· ·ti.BM~ SAVINGS AND LOAN 1996. II J:OO p.m:on lbl fronti----------• lion will be held on June · M CA 9262fi ' 1991 · • "1ASSOCIATION OF SAN 11q11 to t1M ...,_ of ••1 ·f996 at 1·45 PM In ter Drive, Suite 400. New-NOTICI! OF SALi! eaa, Douglas P S1rvl1 ceMr ') lllllndl ID ttnnnall 1ls19EJtNARDINO O Cl le' "Clftlll:f JOO ~ I • 703 located 01' 341 pol1 Beach, CA 92660 OF ABANDONED ARV Assisted Living, .Inc.. PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• lllltmenl Wll flied rtcel\41Shp for NICI I •fUcorded.June 20 199, E.~ no-., cA.· "At .. · Orlve Orange ·Call· Williams Capital Group, PROPERTY 1 Calllornta corporation, Fl tltl a I wllh the County Clerk of ( .. Iha lnlt'*>fl") lnar No 9''.o26121?1n the 111n1 or ~·-;;::w,CbtlQ. t•f I 926sa 3205 ' Inc a C1l1lornla cor· 245 Fischer Avenue, 0·1, C OU8 Ue Ma• O C ty J 3 Tiii fdlll Salli.,,.. and l · · 0 -.,,_ ,._ 1• otn ° · pori'ron 800 Newport Con-NOTICE IS HEREBY Coale Meu CA 92626 Nam• Statement range oun on une • . ._ Boot• Pll• of ...... 1 ...... tiocl of dllt eodcc. IOUl •• IF YOU OBJECT TO the ler Drtv~ Suite 400 New· GIVEN THAT UNDER AND This bual~eu 11 con· The lollowlng pefSOns are 199e 19983885220 ~l'lnCt.. onSs in Ille office of 11\e R!" lftlOUlll ofdlt' ~ b&laDcie i•grenling of the petition, you port Bea~h. CA 112660 PURSUANT TO SECTION dueled by: a corporation doing buslnesa 11: Nation· Dally Pilol Jl.Wle 27, July 4, ( FSIX ) wu ..,.,.netd corder of Qrq.C~: said of die oblil lllll!' _... by ••should appear at the hear· SherwooCI Newpol1 Capital 1988 OF THE CALIFORNIA The r~l11ran1 commenced wide C6pltal 25301 Cabot 11 111 1990 th4141 ..-wrlorlhl ~ onAcllll Deed or fNll '-tiba die die-.. Mic.rilled Deed of : :;:n,8'~ ~:!t~rY~:~ ~gj:: Group, Inc .. a California CE~~ L~So~EEO 1HEEL0~g~: to transact buslne11 under Rd., Suite i1os, Laguna ' PU, ILIC N ... OTICE ~ 1~1iw and~ -:!ar: fi1oNlto8wina:K'";c>31T0~6C~~g~! Tn111 ud -~ com..11 •• 1, corpot1lion 800 Newport the fictitious name or HUis. CA 92653 UX: ~· -.v_. 1 lions with lht coul1 be ore Center Drl~e. Suite 40<>, LIEVED TO BE ABAN· namH lilleel above on Oennll R. Shea. 25291 At· lo I I • I IUmed tit 8MllY His DEL MAil IN TlfE CITY llll,742.29.· It It potllble 'the heatl~ Your appear· New rt Beach CA 92660 DONED WIU BE SOLO AT June 1 1996 Cadian Ave Mission Viejo F t t OU9 u• ne.. 5"ngs and Loin ~OF NEWPOkT BEACH, 11U1t It die time of M die : ance may be In person or Thlf° bu1lnei1 11 con-PUBLIC AUCTION AT ARV Aa1tst9d Uvtng, Inc .. CA 92891 ., , Namo Stal•ment llMllY Hh. CA. U..... COUNTY• "OF OllANOE. opaliQe -kl. may k ... .._ 3IOO Pacllcvtew Ot1w 1 br, your anomey. ducted by: 1 jolnl venture SOUTH COAST SELF John A. Booty, President Ttfrf J. Ron, 108 Via The following persona are '"""'°" SIDdtloldtfl STAT£ OF CAUFOaNIA, tbt 10cal .....,._ we. Newpott Beectl t F YOU ARE A CREDITOR Registrant has not yet STORAGE, 34110 W . This atalement was filed Candelatla, Colo de Caza, dOlng bullne11 u : D.C. IU~ ·~ AS SHOWN ON A MAP 0..:6124196 f1kST FED .....a700 tor I con11ngenl cred1IOf ol ti.gun to 1ran11C1 bu1lneas WARNER AVE.. SANTA w11h the County Clerk of CA 1121179 Mac and Company, 472 maned NI .. llC8\llflhp Air TlfEJlEOF RECOllDED IN SEJlVICE COU'OltA~ -:===-====~ f1he deceased, you must Ille under the llctitloul busl· ANA. CA. ON JULY 11, Orange County on f.14-118 Thll bui!_neu 11 con-Pro1pect SI., Newpotl.,.. ID t2 USC 182fl(a)( IOOK J PAGES" -41 AND •u ..i T.-, • • .._ r fllllCEll- ' your claim with the COUf1neaanameorname1 llsled1996AT1:00P.M. 19983888828 ductedby:co-P.Attner1 Beach,CA928&3·11111 FOICIUCCltdedFSl..K:aa 42 OF MISClll.AMEOUSCoU•. ~ Sec:nlluy" IBl v t and mall I copy to the per· here! AUCTIONEER MR. RICH· Dall p lo J 27 J ly Have you a~ doing Oouglu C. McFtrran. 412 on~ 10 19119 MAPS. RECOllDS OF SAID •15n ""'• A.... ...... ~--r J 1on11 r1pre11nt1ll11e •P-Slw~ J Sherwood Prt1 ARD (DICK) SIODERS Y 1 1 ""' • u 4• buelnele vet? No =~•cl SI., Newport lllCadt no ~ OltANCiE COUNTY.• EX· C~1. CA t1'7J0• (tof) lllpolnledbylh•courlwtlhlncws Inc . Nev 'cor . CALIFORNIA STATE 11,t8,1998 lh413 TerryJ.Aoea ,CAll2M3-1918 llMllltn .... ID .. CE7T THE NORTiiEAST-MJ.J4nW .............. MonlNUYC_...~~ ~ monlh1 from the date Byron L ··wi1111mi Pr:i· BOND• 5088400. PUBLIC NOTICI! Thlt atatement wu filed Thia buslne11 I• con-~ no ~ Wiii EJll.Y IJ FUT OF THE~ tO .._ • _.. ,.,,"u""' ,,0111r1t l11U11nee of the let· WILLIAMS CAPITAL GRP ' 198-CLAY..1. SHAWNA, with \he County Clefk of ducted by: In Individual cile ID~ or IU NORTitWf.STERLY 67.6Md11"1 ~ ...... 1~~ t'1ere 11 provli ded In H C11on INC Steven J shefw<>O<i' TOYS, MIS1,;. BOXES & Flotltloua •uaJMaa Or111ge County on ~lie Have you lllf1ed dotng :..0 ..... ol FEET OF SAID LOT II. will be 111911 for ~ tot100 of th California Pro-·• · 'c ' ITEMS N I t 1H•JUllU buel'*I yet? Ye1, 1-1•111 YOU ARE IN DEFAUL ....,,., raetYtll Of la "bale Code. The time for fll. Prt1. Sher, Newp. ap. 70.MURRIETTA, ~ALPH. amo ta eMOnt Qo.ug!U C. McFerran ~ • 1119 ,.._ UN0£1l A OEED Of 'BU wn.i... ·11 AVIJ ...... , .. , 1) lalm1 will not Hplre Grp., Inc. JR LADDER TOOLS BOX The IOllOWlng pe<aona art Dally PllOI Juty 4• 11• 11, Thie tlltement waa flltd .-.1111ted M .. COM DATED 611Sl'5 UNLESS THI bncrm °""'" --------t fOUf month• from Thia atalement was flied 9l·MONCRIEF PHIL d:'i bualnna aa: Matiua-25, 1998. with I~ County Clerk Of ..-net ol .. ......, YOU TAK.Ii AcTioN TO 110 MAY II OITIJNID !tearing date noticed with the County Clerk of TABLE, MISC. BOXES i hlla vlonlct S~etema Cot· th-422 Of~ County on 5-30-118 MM no uMlul ..,._ "rllOTECT VOUll PllOP· IY CAW!«J 11111 JIOL. . Ofange County on 8-24·98 ITEMS porallon, 18269 Laguna t9HUl4t7I ~. rGll M nollled 1111 DTY IT MAY al SOLD LOWINO· • lll.IPtt<>NI MAY EXAMINE the 18983817404 SOUTH COAST SELF ~:;rr Road, ll'Ylne, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Daffy Piiot June 27 July"' ........., ...... ~AT A Pull.IC SALi.iP YOU NUMllDS ON THI DAY pt by the court. II VQu Dally Piiot July 4, 11, 18, STORAGE, JOHNNY & Maleuehfta Avlonlca Sya-Plotltleua 8ua1M• 11 ll t"8 ' tMlG ID tit lllecllll Ill ....., NIED AN l!XPLANAnON" IEPORE THI SALE: person lnltt .. led ln 25, 1998. SHARON YOUNG WN· C E ' ' ~ dM N .. -ol "OF THI NA1\1U OP 11tB (714)4ll)-J690 TAC: now"' 11tale, you may file th-4111 AGER ~~~~3 :Jf.,0'~~~:. <i.~: n!'C-ltat9'Mnt .,. PUILIC NOTICI NDllCll. I llW ~ ..,. PROCm>JfltO AOAINST '29J7Jc P\11. '"27. '7-4, 1· wf lhe cotHt I formal R• Published NtWP-Orl Bothell Wuhl~ MOal ~ ~s:-=~n ODllWNftlCDllDlllL... YOU. YOO SHOULD CON· fl When Words Are q1 .. fot SJ*lal NoUC. of PUBLIC NOTICE 8Hch-Coe1a Mesa Dally Thi• 'bualneH le con-Enleiprt ... 117 ,iOw St. NOTIC• O' at • .-e1-. TM:T A LAWYD • ••>ti----------t Not Enough ttl fllln; of an lnventCHy Piiot June 27, July 4, 1998. ducted by. a COl'1)0rltlon c-. M.N CA taA7 • APP11CATION TO C01111191......... CAaJlfA110H AVINUI •a..-1-u-1 I and 1ppra1 .. 1 of Hiatt ... NOTIC• 0' SA&.• th407 Htve yoY tewWCI dOlng MlctlMf J l.iilla ltlS2 •A a•LL ALCOHOLIC ...... 1111111 -.... Of HIWPOll'T MM.'M, CA ~-"I ft ::~O:. °'.:1,::= ~ N':c~0:0~~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~~A~1·~ •• =• Mlialon 'VlefO, CA ~.:. ;.: :..:' • :W~ '•T ~ RENT s~ aectlon 1250 of the Call-punuant to MC1ioM ~11 1 teme Corpotltlon Hlt'oyukl Cetyt R Wlehtnyet, M7 To Whom ft M1y ~ ~ C..... ClllJ, ,...,.., • ....,. -... • th""""' cllidlld ..--• lorMI Probate Code. A A .. and 3072 of IM CIYll Code oneUt1l2 l<.Wlbllfa vic.-jtrHlcMnli Joen St ' Cotta~ CA cem, ULLOA tvM ll(are) -...... ,0. .. _....,. II .... • '° '""¥'' 2983 Harbor Blvd QUetl fOt Special Nolle:• of lhe It••• of Ct11lllon"8 '1otlttou. 9utlneM TrMMtf' tM21 ·• ~to 1h. ~ .._...,CAW.1Mt ••I 1 "*'_..,, ·,-. ....... ,0r1an"'T1..., .. --!"'"'"• !!.'1 i. .vallable frOITI lh• the Undtf91gned, o ' w N9'ft• , ... ..._. Thia ,._"'*" WM ~ Thi• l>ualM.. la eon-of NcoJ,oilc h¥tf1ge Con-a.t ..-... a,.. n. 'in ,_, ...., .w It'• t'"---..-... ....... COlta Mete "'""''~· TOWING INC. NI WUT ThefofloWlftg~arw wtth the County Cltfk of dUC'ted by• e 99'*tll patt• -~ 090llT o...·otTnm,llJr-..ofa ....... c':':~·:::.:.·-~--. 540 ]})& Cl.A9SIPl•D tlTH ~TREET COSTA CIOing ~ ·= °'""' OflnQ4t County on 1-2e.ee MC(OCllllOMTQI ..... °' ...... Ill .. .... -· ._." -· -.... .. J l1'• the aolutton you're M!IA. Of•• ~. C.. l>t4lm and Kall·= Ian t ... HM7H TRAD . 0Wr1tockod with Al ....., GI .._., ~ _.. -..,,· md1y,,rtadlt~t. ~ ... rct11no fOt • whttf'I. t212'f will ..,. at publlc Miguel Dmll. ~· ,......, ho4 June t1 .My ' •tuft? • .._ ...,_ ...... ,.. .... ...... --- , kl IUC1lon et "aaicl addrttt" ~ lwtl, CA -...._, ' ' A call to *' C....... _. • .. , .... • our COiumn. comp9I 9f yooro Me nQ a Cotta MeN Ceflfomla II Oreentteum aNI Qr~ tl, ll, tMI th4'1 hough Cllsllfled Clallfltd ......... ~..... ...-llWaail..... quallfltd buyere to ..... -. ......... ....., ___ _ ho:, ·:c:pp:r:;,·r;:; 1prn on wEbNUOAY, 1"9 bet.Im. (Callfomlll, * ~ 9uy It .... It, fllnd II ...... .,. wll= CNm711~~21 • .M ..,..... .. ~ "' o .. I • 1'NI dty of JUL V, 1998, 1"9 MlflUll ~. ... -· Cla .. lflM. -~ a 4 11 ,. ... ... .,._ _. .,...n • ••ray pot. 1o11ow1ng aut~•) to NtwpOrt ....._ CA!!!! ~ _ · · ... tf • I _._..... ' '-----...... ~--.....J.,..-=:.-==-::::...:::Jiii::::::.....::A...-~-----~~....,A.OiiO..,....., .... ..__-..._,._,-r 888 .., • fOUA.L HOUSING 0""01tTU fflTY NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH t ---- '' I j J.. • I•-----LOST & 2669 COMMERCIAL FOUND a US•llD llOU6 Telqmne 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5 :~ Monda}'-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNll .. Mo00ay ............ Friday 5:~ ~............. y : Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thwsday.: ......... Wednesday 5:~ Friday ................ Thwsday 5:~ BYPllD• (714)_642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a BYMAILOR• 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Comer of Newpm Blvd & Bay St. • GINIRAL POUCY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. 1be publisher reserves the ri~ht to censor, reel ass if y, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Crecht can only be allowed for the first insertion. EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 PETS & -----•NEWPORT 6~49 GARAGE SALES BEACH' 2 92 5 5 5 3 0 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANIMALS ., , 6189 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REAL ESTATE &heh Duplex 3br/ Steps to sand 1BDI••••••••• *REWARD* Top Dollar Paid! 2ba. 'Nice carpel, 1BA, dwnslrs Sn5. LOST: FERRET From 1800·1960. Kitten• • Persian. Moving Baby llama, cla, $300 Mr. & Mrs. _C_O_R_O_N_A_____ fax mach, Huffy pot· new pafnVappliances. Yearly lease, no pets.1---------Last seen 471h . & EMPLOYMENT 1 pc 10 enllrfi estate. Fluff have done II table Basketball, Uttle 2blks to bch. Newport no garage. 847·2622 BUSINESS OFFICE seas h 0 re , N . B . 5530 Paintings, ch ina, Shores Community Steps to sand 1BD FOR RENT 2769 Call 848-4271 i"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii glsware, furn, etc. again! Want loving DEL MAR 6122 Tykes & toys, micro homes. 646-4278 Sat only. 8am·1 pm. pool, 1-car garage 1BA, dwnstrs $775 &liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CAT FOUND . 1• 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 KIT. TENS 12 wks . twin Furn craft s upplies, $1295/mo. 1yr. lease. Studi'o dwnstrs $650/ Orange/ •Rental Station Avall• h'I 1 F d Ad ·~======= sisters stay together, stoel bkcses store Avail now. Call for Incl util. Yearly lease, CANNERY VILLAGE w 1 e em, or For exp'd styllsts, i-long haired. 854·3246 racks , misc. Sat. 8·3, appt 909·989-0817 no pets. 847·2822 ~ttracllve 31st St. NB. 644-7664 Newport Beach area. 219 Grant St. B VIEW VIEW VIEW offices $315 $730 LOST CAT nr Miles •844-1570• lfl'D&:LT N'*"CL N!~ TIGER KITTEN Fem, 416 Marguerite , COM 1207 Su•••• Lanlt Sun only 7·1 2602 Vista def Oro (E-bluff) Home fum, clothes, toys, w1 machine. lolp of goodies. A111Wai,uaate llllnrti1i119 Ill Ulis .......,., .. lll~je,l lo tlt Fed· ..... ,.., Heesiq Act .. 1111 ll __... ...._ llllUI It lllttll to Mwltbt ''My pnfcrt11ce. llmlllll11 1t .im1111111t11n Nied" rxt. color. 1Wll9lon, 111, Ull4U,. ta.11111 1&11111 or ..... lfltln. WM lftllDliOll lo .-. .., 1110 prwta1Wnc1, liml· &Mleatr~." upstairs 2B 2B 1 1 Roy Jackson 673-3733 Sq Park. Grey. white A/P-A/R POSITION ~• ~ ..._,, po lyctactyl, 6 wks Movlng·You n ame It r a. garage, P c., h V 4 I 854·3246 we've got ltl upright ***BIG CANYON $1300. 1br 1ba gar11ge •OHie• sp"c• 11x13 ~es pa~sh yr ~a~: Community Newspa-Anloqun lo '50.MoJ,,.., treozer. unused men·s i----------Twnhme 3Bd 2.5Ba $800. 1·909..S98-3704 1518 NP blvd, C.M. ame ac 00 pors seek lull-time Ac· TlllJ arnJaper wlll not Utwlatly ICCl,C lllY MftftiU· lllHI "' !Wal utlt• wlllcll ll la NlaUH of Ult law. OUf 1114lcrs .. Nrllly llltllma• 11111 Iii .t111t11111 14lwtr1l11d In this .....,.,., ........... 011 Ill ..... ...... ..., Ulla. To com- -11 .aalnlllllllll. ult HUD Toll·lrle ll 1 ·I00·'24-151G. For '9lt Wllll6111*'• DC na Jltua ult HUD It 4M·3SOO. Golf Course View. Great loc. utll Incl 964-7982 counts Payable/Re-•Elt~<ll*shoou; PIANOS & bike, household, gar· · p Ml 1 ""'7• den. clothes, books, Pool/t ennis. New S150/mo. lf>3·1115. LOST CHIHUAHUA ce1vable erson. n· ~~~y. ORGANS 6059 otc. 220 Poinsettia, 1 & bll d Fem, picked up nr mum one year experi· ~:~,~~~P:4o.~~7~ MISCELLANEOUS WATERFRONT OFFICE Quality Inn 81h/PCH. ence In acco unts pay· oldCOIUneorlne COM, Sal. B·l alley In Lido Peninsula, HB by couple driving able and collections =bronzes bn. Hand·p•lnted antique ....,....ac_c_e_s_s. ____ _ Lido luxurfous water· RENTALS 727 sq. fl. Plus Deck. MBZ Fri 6/28. R• preferred. Good ben· w.,._ ' • pump org a n, mid Yard Sale Sat July 6 front condo Large Fireplace, restroom ward. 536-1573 elil package Including ~-~ 1800's, w/needle point Sam-? Clolhes . books, 2BO, den, 3BA, sec, w/shower. Xlnl water 401 (K) retirement _,...... stool. $625. 642-3151 turn & other misc. b 1 Ii ii $2 550/ view. ASAP 675·1808 LOST Cockatlel Bird plan. EOE. M/F/H/0 . •Ontllmottntirelllata stuttl 513 Orchid Ave. CLASSIFIED It's the resource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchan- dise items, because our columns compel qualified buyers ~ call! 4 e 2.5979 m~11!a~e~':5'1.9'554 ROOMS 2706 · Grey, yellow head, Send resume to: Ac· •Col~~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii o r a n g e c h e e k s . coun II ng Su Pe rvlsor • Eslale l8lel conducted Bedroom/B•th furn/ BUSINESS & Rewardl 549·3954 P.O. Box 1560, Costa •lmmedlatecash •••••••• unfurn, gar, pool, spa/ Missing male black Mesa, CA 92628. *714..,249-371l .. iiTiiiCiiKiiETiiSiiiiiiii6iiOii7iiSI COSTA MESA 6124 ------ OLYMPIC VOLLEYBALL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TICKETS·4 WOMENS HOAG THRIFT SHOP 'I• FINALS 7/30 675·6611 SPECIAL SALE SAT 10·3 , 670 w. 17th S1. APARTMENTS tennis, w/d $650 Inc. FINANCE cat 1'"'1 yrs old, since ACT NOW .,, FOR RENT utll. 831"39931•••••••• ~~~ 7~;,.85~~ther St., ORANGE COUNTY ••••••••Lg room/bath Prlv. -.-YE=-L-L"""o""'w-.,.LAB----fo_u_n_d FA I A Entry; dbl closet,1---------patlo, block to beach BUSINESS 6 /17, SA area. Help needed selling (714) 546-2472 tropical plants from Buy II. Sell It. Find It. (In b11ck) 722-91 06 Classltled. Call Classified Today! 642·5678 BALBOA -----•l.PENINSUIA ,2607 $550, 875·4289 OPPORTUNITY (310) 597·993)) July 12th·281h . Dally. Lg Room/bath Prlv. SH Tropical Treasures Entry, dbl closet, 2904 Bldg 10. Booth 601-603 pa11o, block to beach HEALTH & July 10th/11th 10am· PARKING LOT SALE JULY 4TH-8TH MFG. CLOSEOUT! • BAT~LV£S '19" Call 642-5678. it:OUSBSI CONDOS POlt SALE Cozy Hse on quiet St. $550, 675-4289 $10,000 IN 30 DAYSI PITNESS 3000 2pm. No calls please. Steps to bch . 2Br 2Ba Call for free lnlorma· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WE PAY WELL! fp, din area, frig, g ar. VACATION nuo.~ M30 .. kdeasys10wkolnrktlnhge ZAP THE FAT! Lose up •Bluewater Qrlll• Near Nwpt Elementaty "' so Sehl. $1150. 673-5824 RENTALS 2722 15 hours per week. to lbs., 30 days. Newport Beach water· -----------''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 800-414-6056 Money back guaran· front restaurant Is now --------Large 1 BO w/gar, FP,•coron• del Mar • · teel Experience more hiring for our Grand • DESI\ OMS 139" • BED TRAYS 139"5 • ~ 1£ADOOAROS 149"5 • ROCKING CHAIRS '59" • T.cARTS '69" • OfASE u:uas '169" JOO'S OF ITEMS #OT US7lD WICKER & MORE Put a fevv vvords: to \Nork for you. I . COIONA bullt·ln, all urn, yearly, Cottage 2 Br 1 Ba Best 1 person Bus energy. 100% natural. opening In late Aug. steps to beach. $985. fully lu~lshed: 51500 No selllngl Invest Doctor recommended. *Shift leaders •une DEL lrlAlt 1022 avail 8/3. 645·5862 per week. Walk to $5,950 A/Pl, FrH pkg Call (714)997·3220. s t a f I • KI t ch. n H ave A 800·513-4282, 24hr• (Ask about "Fr•• •servers •Bussers • ao Of PCH 3Br 1~e. --------beach & shopplng1..,,..---=--=.,...,,,...--,,...-...,. bles"). •Hosts •Hostesses big lo COSTA MESA 2624 n5-3632 MAKE BIO S S S •Bartenders •Book·t----------u + gst qtrs, t. t-----------4 Sell Over 3,500 Items l----------1 $6251< OWn/Agt-CO.Op S4 For Giant Catalog keepers •Management APPLIANCES 6011 1125 ~SL •Cotta lllfSI 548-0202 714-723"e290 Stop by Mon-Fri July l------:..:.;;:.;.:~:..;:=.:;.:;..-f.'*!!•~1u~~~1~0~•~.~u~1m11.-.1~nme~.~1UUl?LA1~~llLS~W.ll..__2_7_2_2-+-...ils~:.~':Q~~!~t~:~~~:~:~:~1!~~~ca.c+~~'n!:!!~~"t"~to~fl~1120~u~t_,,an~,•amp~pry11c~a"·t.w;;;a;•;h;•;r/D;;;rv;;;•;r;;;s;14;0;1'ft'---G;iiiii;:----------~s~--1'"---:.11-----:t"--i NEWPORT Clean. modern, sec.I••··----· 10073 Valley View St. ar.g.;cn~lol'! lion and Interview. ea Refrlg $175. a.rage a e . BBACB 1088 prk, pool & spa. Cypress, CA 90630 830 Lido P•rk Dr 84S·5848. ••••••••l-Ja_c_k_1e_6_4_2_.e_2_26 ___ Mlr.JMOTh LAkH . .;::.=':~-=:.. Newport Beac h 28th Street Mertna •2 Br, 1 Ba, hse• ~ PEPSI/COKE ROUTE. 'No .... *f'd.'lk_.. Cooks, Cashiers, 1--------- 2BD/2BA condo. Bay· fenced yd, w/d hkup, iuxu ousC-Olldos 35 local & establlshed CALL 714 541-'7861 Drivers, $5.50· FU~NITURE 6014 vi l..atg T gar, No Pets 2636 •Pool • Spa • Sauna Io cat Ions. Earn $8.50 hr, 9.5, Call liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1roo +e.f.•s.~~ Santa Ana Avf1., •lnThePines • S2.500/weekly. Great Bryan548·7427 Elegantdlnlngtabl• garage. t345,000. Unlt·C $900 645·1020 Near Great Fishing opportunity I Don't •••••••• Customer Service Clerk Med/dark f ln ish . Cannet'}' VIiiage Realty S"Mll'Hl Sp1ciAls wall, act nowr Call PERSONALS Computer lllerate In 4 handcarved chairs. 87~T77 1bd Moblle homes ,_517 1•800-311'7632· MlcroSolt Windows. Orig S900, steal at BOVSBSI CONDOS POlt ltBNT $495 & I t 1-800-462·;:) up qu e v • n d I ng • Lo ca I Good communication $375. 252·9656 iecure ,no pets. Rte•Caah Income• and oral skllls. Immaculate Leather 19918==~~~ blvd i-RE-NT--, II-" e!_T_O ___ .... 20 es tab accounts• PERSONALS 3002 Fax resume 833-9595 sofa set, Cherry Rice AA.oi1 •800-678-1663• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DRIVER · MILES SE· Poster Bedroom Set Clean Studio. Lg bath SHARE 2724 ••DATES•* YONO THE RESTI 527·1784 & clost, sep kltch. No Drive for a carrier -------- pets. Quiet. $525 Incl B•ck Ba~ home, 11 .. B'OUNCEMENTS -GUY'S & GAL'S· that's going itrong. King Bdrm set. utlVcable. 722·9882 beaullful area. 2 rms 6M14' 1 ·900·988·3002 Outstanding pay, reg· Henreden. pecan . .... 99 min ular home lime, ex-Medtr. styl, 9 dr drsr, ---------1 TRIPLEX C.M. Unit C avt, quiet, pos. pets. x7667 -· if • 18+ ceptlonal miles, mod-hdbd, 2 dbl drwr nt· Gl!NlltAL 2102 2br 2ba, patio, 1 car $550+ 1/3 utll. pgr Serv·U 619.e 45.e434 em equipment, com· stands, $650 548-6985 •••••1111•11 garage, $850/mo. Agt 454-3404 54s-554o ANNOUNCEMENTS TALK LIVE TO A plete benefits. Knight Maple dinette table GOVERNMt!HT 818·981-4783 Bel Isl MHter bdrm, 2920 GIFTEDtPSYCHIC Transportation: 1-800-w /4 chairs. Call FORECLOSED private balh/ent. W/O 1 .~100 x5344 48S..2990. 714-545-8768. HOMES .. ft!WPORT Resp female prel'd. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s 3 . g 9 /m I n . 1 8 + MARKETING Sofa well constructed For pennlee on t1. "'" sesotmo. 573.a571 DEBT CONSOLIDA· Serv·U 619-645-8434 Support po1ltlon, w/ e· sectional & love Delinquent Tax, BEACH 2669 N.B. Walk to Beach. TION. $49 deposit 1ome administration seat needs recover Repo•e, REO'•· Your The Versallle Condos. (refunded upon com-The O 1r1 01 Y 0 u r dutlH. computer skills s 150 646·866S area. Toll rr.. 1-800-Pvt plellon). Cut pay· Dreams! 1·900·988-•must. 87a-5898 891!1-9n8 Ext. H-5139 •1BR $825• ba, all amen, resp. menta. Stop colle<:· 3002 x4663, S2.99 --------, __ ___.. _____ _ tor cumtnt listings. 2BR 2BA $725/Up No drugs. 54e-3735 lions. Avoid bank· min. Must be 18 + PIT Work FIT Pay MERCHANDISE CORONA DELllU 2122 R•lrlg & dl1hwasher Nwpt Co••t Altez:za, ruptcy. Non-profit. Of· Serv·U (619) 645-8434 6am-12 M·F, no exp MISC 6015 Incl. 80x30 pool. No pvt bed/ba: us•kll, flee In LA. MCCS~rJai~iiFJi~iii=ll nee. $8.00/hr +comm. • pets. No feH. No w/d, llv, gar. $700/mo. ( 3 1 O) 4 t 2 ·6 4 3 8/ $300-$500/Wk. Mark 1nliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lease. 545-4855 Incl utl/mald. 376-9595 1 ·8 o O ·7 8 7 ·7 2 3 5 aalH. Office produc11 PLANT SALE Cement •189' s•2s* Roommate Wented Oept.CAC. , ,gmozing.~~suks 852-0247 table, 3 benches ~..._ .. , 2BR28AS725/Up Costa mHa houH1_________ OffwaoUnique. S•leaAasocl•t• $150, fountains s110. $2200 mo. 10 mo. Relrlg & dishwasher (nr baelc bly) Ma1ter, LOST e.. ~ityloMell Gift shop at John bird baths $20. c11rus, $1 .. MDl2M. 2 gar Incl. 80x30 pool. No prtv bath, gar, no '1l Othen in o Sof., Wayne Airport. FIT, avocado (fruiting) S 1 O. MOO BD/llA. No Kit. pets. No fees. No smk, tennis. pool. FOUND 2925 Comlo.1oble & Oiscnlll must have flex. ached. Herbs, Junipers, Vines Deft, 4MoeTaT IHH. 545-48&& $520. pgr 216-3449. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~C: i>io 6mo1. ash handling S1 . 909·874-9422 ..... c......._ exp er. preferred .J•cuul i125 Upright 2 Bt 2 a., on Cyn Call (310)8e1-8902 Freezer 1100. Por1able 0c:Nn vu., 1 blk bctt: COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 26241----.. ..... -~_.-... 1-=s:':'u;::;;P:-;;E;:R~c~u;.;;T:;;a:-:-:1a:--='.no:".':':w color TV S75 846-5848 '3,200 mo. rrumtun-h iring halratvllsta. WOLFF TANNING furn, 1 yr+• Agt. FT/PT. 8enenta 401K BEDS. TAN AT HOME. 7804174 or 788-8070 medic&! Ii dental, paid Buy direct and SAVE. vaeallons/holldaye. Com merclal/Home Come join our N.B. units from S 199. Low team! eec>-e784 monthly payments. COSTA MESA 2124 ------- ••r 18• Gar, catpOrt. laundry hk-up. patio. PoOI prtv. No peta, S8'7a Ma.4810 ••eo townhe>me l!.eid• 3 Br, 2·~ ea. vacant. Sorry no pet•. 11360 mo.+ dep. 142·9304 N!WPOU llACB 2189 altr 11M Condo. Oated oomm/UPI* 4*. A.JC W/0, OW, mlctO• "Poot/ t90., ...... ger. "°J: 113tlhno. •ft I ar -. aiJii Tnflm. •llO oond, .... ~ ... no ~. 11111/mo ueoo; ,,,.,., .... Free c;otor catalog. Call today. t-800-842· 1305. Coll The Pilot Classifieds at 642~5678 to place your Garage Sole Ad ! THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1996 TODAY'S CRoSSWoRD PUZZLE ACROSS ' Can>onated dhM i Imitate 10 Hi.wrled ,. t*9 the San.,. 1 S Egg shapes 16 Meidoan sandWich f7 Jacob's wife f8 Change lt'le clock 1p Makes a mistake 20N-s-snow features ~2 Follow 23 Country slngor Acuff 24 A.N.'s speclatty 25 Engrossed 30 Call forth 34 Dutch cheese 35 Etem111es 37 Like a certain Ranger 38 Hoose sue 39 Ration 40 Ch1Cken -klllg 41 Poems 43 Purposes 44 Honors 46 Type of cracker 48 Eitplos1ve -amera 51 Puppy notse 52 Japanese poom I 14 17 55 Amtrak routes 81 "The Egg-· 62 Freight • e3 TelegfMI 64 Sulfi• t0t f<>ut or.,. 65 WrilM Ctlek,hov 66 Aelreu Act.Ima 87 Festoon 68 Weddlng.calte layers 69 Knocils DOWN 1 leg port 2 cnocoi.te cookie 3 Storytel1$r 4 Stuck S Eels 6 Currier end -7 Ship's pole 8 French Islands 9 St Louis hrs. 10 Signmaker's aid ~ 11 Goll SCOl'es 12 Beige 13 Portion of med1C1ne 21 Puppeteer Baird 22 W1ngol a butrdt ry OU 25 Arctic house 26. Temperamental 6 7 PMV10US PUZZLI SOl.VED 7~·!16 o 11196.~..ir..,..,.~i. 27 Makos less 47 OstrlCh loud relative 28 Sl~ry 49 Hosiery hshes 52 Bonnets. o g. 29 Meted out 53 Once more 31 Raccoon's 54 Nollon covsm 55 Hindu pnncoss 32 Cove 56 Comic Jonnson 3J Make run of 57 Composer 36 tnqUtsmve S1raV1nsky 39 Al h r V r 1 4 1nancmg 59 Trickle 44 Just 60 Notices 45 Authorize 62 Lyme or panther 10 11 t2 13 POWER BOATS MARINE SUPS MOTORCYCLES JACK-KNIFED! '93~ ..... 1900 Grey, a clualc for tf'le collector. S3000/0BO. Call G73•9047. Ncwpon BCaChlCosu ~-Daily PilO< t 130 llJSSAN 9112 ------------ ... aeo aa. a1a~ NlaSAN anTM •• '7t aunr IMcloW II conv, xtnt cond. 1917 2-dr, red, 1H'C ?:IS-Ma• I 2 o . o O o f f r m • ml, good cond, 12416. 723-0858 434·7070 ·i:,u~:\~~0ll IWlCUltY 8135 POUCBI . ll ?S lllSC. AUTO 1245 ----- N('ILher vulner able. WOAit. dcola. Good c:ond. S10,000. cnou1th Lo lend. llod declarer 714-931·7909 '88. TMCRR 5 ipd, '71Ponche114 d ........ . bo•'-h d th ---------good cond, 70k ml. 2 LI /M & B Seized Cara From S175. Porache1, Cadlllac1, Chevy1, BMW' a Cor· • vettet. Al10 Jeep1. 4 wo·1. Your area. Toll ,,.. 1-800-898-9778 Ext. A·5139 for current nit1n91. NORTH •KH>53 t> K 4 . o Q .J73 •Q97 uc""" in ... , an a, o conLruct. Mull aelll 13400 OBO. 1er, w ag1 ra would hnve been unbent.able u tho SELL 721-1781n9s-1585 _7_23_·_58_24 ____ _ rards lie. However, declarer called Sell your home for dummy's kin" and EnsL wns your home To place an ad In thro~ clusltled. " CleaaHled 11uick to Lake advnnt.agc-·orthe error through classified can 842•987a. 84 ·M78 by unblocking t.hojock. 1----------- WEST •82 EAST 6AJ874 t>J3 0 9652 When declarer misgueesod by ------------------- <:;»Q 10862 O A8 •J842 SOUTH •Q9 t>A975 0 K104 •AK63 • 105 Tho bidding: WEST NORTH F.AST SOUTH 2Q ra11s P M'! 2NT Pou 3NT Pns11 PnM Paa Opening lead. Six nro You tlo not usually f:l'l more than one chance lo prufit from nn oppo- nc-nt's 111111cuc. When the opportuni- ty prc..cnls 1L.c:clr. seize 1t! WcRl'R Wl'Rk Lwo·hcarl openini; uid doc-11 not mensurc up lo 011r rcquircml'nlli for a first-scat weuk lwo; or. for thul mnllcr. for those or moi-t plnyl'rit< we know. T he final conlrucl wo~ld hnvc be-en t he sumc cvr.n 1f West Imel pas11ed iniLinlly. West derided thnt, if n suit was good enough to bid, i L is good lending o low apado from lhe I.able instead nr a diamond, which would have removed Wcsl.'s entry, Enal. shot up with tho oCC' and reverted to the three or hearts. The seven was covered by Lhe eight and the nee was forced out Since declarer could nol. come to nine tricks without dia· monds, West. was able to win tho ace and cash enough heart tricks to defeat the contract one trick. Note t hat, if E11St docs not unblock lhe knuve or hearts. three no trump will sneak home. When Ea11L wins the arc or spodo11 and leads lho JBCk or hearts, dcclnrer without. scllinr: up an nnother pos1- Lional heart stopper for dl'Cloror. No maller what. F.nsl 11hin.<1 Lo, declarer now hos the lime t.o esLnblish din· monds for the r:amc-going tricks. L cnrn to bo a b et.lcr bradJ: player! S ubscribe n ow to tho Gor en Bridge Letter by calling (800)788-1225 for information. Or write to Goren Bridge Lette r, P.O. Uox 4410, Ch.icngo, IL 0068(). 4410. AUTO MO BiLES iiDiiiODiiiGiiiEiiiiiiiiiiiii9iii06iii5 liiHiiOiiNDiiiiAiiiiiiiiii90ii8ii5 '89 b•yton• Very '88 Hond• Civic clean. Aebuflt engine F 1 x e r , 4 ·d o o r , 9010 recently. $3,500. OBO gold. bad engine. Ask for Bijan 673-9449 $1000/0BO. 631·7605. A CURA '90 lntegr• LS 4dr. 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