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Home My WebLink About1998-05-26 - Orange Coast PilotSP 0 RT S \ Adoption Guild Tennis Tournament is off and running. DON LEACH I DAlY PILOT Wonhlppen ralle their bands ln the nintty gardens during a con- cert by Christian singer Del Way. • At start of weeklong cel~bration, visitors to new center treated to concert, live taping. By Alison Murray, Daily Pilot The ninity Broadcasting Net- work kicked off its week.long 25th anniversary celebration Monday with a full slate of activities at the netWork's · new international headquarters in Costa Mesa. The events are also serving as a formal grand opening for the building, which opened to the. public late last year. Monday, visitors were im- pressed, even awed. by the facility, which has been elaborately deco- rated in gold and white. "It's a touch of heaven,• said Teny Mason of Los Angeles. "We're just so thankful for this. It's just a tribute to God,• said Oddie Vappie of Long Beach. Outside, Christian singer Del Way performed. Volunteers were ~ AND BLUE TRIBUTE Services at Pacific View Memorial Fark on Monday honored veterans By Alison Murray, Daily Pilot M ore than 500 people, many dressed in red, white and blue, came to Pacific View Memorial Park Monday to honor friends and comrades who seived in combat. The cemetery's 40th annual Memorial Day services were held in front of a 2-year-old veterans memor- iat on a grassy hill near the park's entrance. The event featured speeches by veterans George Grupe and Bob Car· olan and musical performances by tbe group Ta~ and Pacific View ~mana~r~E~. ~ ~Wliir>re iiiemberl waved tinY. fJaiP. throughout the two-hour event, which was jointly orgamzed by the cemetery and American LegiOn Post 291. •Betng a participant, you know, your bl:ood really goes," said Emry, who sang •The Star-Spangled Ban· nr and •My Buddy9 at the ceremo· ny. •1 think it's a sense of patriotism that we need." • 1t•s extremely impressive that this many people are patriotic," said Cos- ta Mesa resk:lent Linda Peffer, who planned to go to memorial services in Costa Mesa after the ceremony. The speakers spoke at great length on patriotism and service to one's country. -. "I'm very-privileged to be an Amertca.o dtlzen," Bob Carolan, commander of Post 291, told the aowd. "Let us remember that there is orily one sytJµ>ol that embodies all that meant to them as Americans: the . Oag.• ~ Grupe, a former pilot in the armed services, spoke of people he oonsid- ered heroes, ~Hy Newport Har· · bor High grilduate Michael Robert ~an, who was killed in Viet· nam, and Navy bomber pilot Don • see MEMORIAL PAGE 5 on hand to answer questions and guide visitors inside, where they fo\lnd a well-stocked gift shop, a variety of seminars on both reli- gious and secular subjects and a •virtual rea¥ty" theater featunng state-of-the-art technology and movies based on Bibllcal stones. "(Network founder Paul Crouch) feels very strongly that Christians should use all cutting edge technologies," said network spokesman Doug Marsh Visitors were also tnVlted to a live taping of "Praise the Lord,· d two-to three-hour show aired on prime time each night Paul and Jan Crouch are scheduled to host the show for the rest of the week. lhruty Broadcasting Networ~ wtuch began in a small rented studio m Tustin in 1973, now claims more than 700 television stations and affiliates around the world. Many of those who attended the activities on Mon- day said they watch the networl( regularly. . The festivities will continue through Friday. City, club may share building • Newport Beach officials, Boys and Girls Club reach tentative agreement on use of Eastbluff Park facility. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -City leaders tonight are expected to approve a tentative agreement with the Boys and Girls Club for joint use of the Eastbluif Park building. Club and city officials have been meet:mg for the past few months to reach a new lease agreement. The club has been operating on a month-to-month tenancy since its 20-year, $1 per year lease expired in June 1996. The new lease calls for a 25- year te~. $1 per year rent and shared use of the facility, broken down by specific months of the year and times of the day. I With a few exceptions, the club would have exclusive use of the building from June 16 through ,.---------------, Aug. 31 , 1 • and the I f. Y.I. ~ C I t y I J w o u 1 d I +WHAT: New-l h a v e : port Beach City l exclusive : Council meeting f use from : + WHEN: 7 p.m. l Sept. 1 to : today : June 15. : +WHERE: City I The club : Hall, 3300 : a 1 s o 1 Newport Blvd. 1 I I would be L..---------------"' responsi- ble for all maintenance and long- term capital improvements on the buildmg under the new lease. "It all seems fine to me. I'm ready to go for another 25 years,• said Richard Power, executive director of the Harbor Area Boys • SEE CLUB PAGE 5 Corona del Mar ma.n . honored for liusineSS. • U.S. Small Business Administration names Kris Shah as California's 1998 Small Business Person of the Year. A Corona del Mar resident has been honored as California's 1998 Small Business Person of the Year by the U.S. Small Busmess Administration. Kris Shah, founder and presi- dent of Lltronic Industries Inc. m lrvine, was nominated for the award by Bob Ucciferri, president of the Bank of Yorba Linda, for tus business acumen and entrepre- neurial spirit. ln addition, a Costa Mesa resi- dent and his partner have been name National 1998 Small Busi- ness Exporters of the Year, said Sandy Sutton, SBA district direc- tor in Santa Ana. Henry Mohrschladt of Costa Mesa and Michael Howarth of Apple Valley. who are co- founders of Caho Yachts Inc. in Adelanto, were nominated by Marnerto Endriga. assistant vice president of Desert Community Bank in VictoTVille, for outstand~ ing performance in the export market. Shah started his company with a partner. a loan and a dream. With innovation and vision as a businessman, he propelled his company to the forefront of infor- matlon secunty software, Sutton said. ·Mr. Shah is an excellent ~xample of a business owner that successfully transitioned his busi- • SEE SHAH PAGE S Blanket primary ch~ges the rtlles of the race and. the election r~----------------------------------, • No longer bound by party affiliations, voters can choose any candidate ~ey WlJJlt in this year's r------------------------------------------------------~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I PIUMAAY COLORS candidate from any party, despite their own party affilia- tJon. All candidates will appeer on a single ballot The top vote ~from NCt1 party move on to the ~~I election. . - THE GREAT COLUMNIST .SEARCH ~ DADS AND KIDS WORKING TOGE'™ER Newport Elementary School will be a ; prettier place for ruture students thanks : · to a group of fathers and their soon-to- : graduate kids who have come up with a • Jew design ideas for the 8a1bQa Boule-~ vard campus. A seating area 1lround the ' school's flagpole, flagstone masonry and ~ decorative bricks are just a few things ' that will adorn some of the school's out-~ door areas. The ~provenients will cost : about $200,000, most of which is being ~ raised by the Newport Elementary t fathers group, The Beacons, and the ~ students. "We wanted to help beautify ~ the school,• said sixth-grader Russell , Adnoff, who -along with pal Josh : White -met with a local architect last , week to discuss the plans. What a won- ; derful legacy to leave their alma mater . .. i SPARED A WATER RATE INCREASE Local officials breathed a sigh of relief last week when the Orange County Water District decided to hold off on annexing any more agencies servicing new home developments into its jurisdic- tion. The district regulates the county's ground water basin, which is the major source of water for Mesa Consolidated : Water District. Mesa and other local : water suppliers were concerned such : annexations would drive up water costs , . ; and create a shortage of ground water. "I • think we need to make sure we have : enough water before we start spreading : it thinner,• said county water board DON LEACH I DAl..Y Pl.OT Newport Elementary 6th graders Russell Adnoff, center, and Josh White, right. listen to lbe advice of landscape ardlllect Mark Scott as they figure out how to make the ele.mentary school campus look a UWe be1fer. • member Wes Bannister. A wise decision. ' NOW THERE'S A FINE PICTURE Costa Mesa High School senior Kim · Daniels, 17, was among five youths who : won top honors in the annual Orange : County Invitational Photography Con- ' test. Eighty-three students submitted ~ their works to the contest, which is ~ sponsored by Costa Mesa High School. Hats off to Kim and all the students who . participated in the contest.. AQUATICS CENTER EXPANSION The Newport Aquatics Center will · double in size with the completion of an t expansion project in August. The 800,000-square-foot expansion will allow the center to take in more mem- ' bers and expand its programs offered to youths. "This provides public access to · the water and giveslrids an opportunity, . through sports, to learn discipline and : skills.• That's a program to be proud of. ,. O~J THE R E C l) R L ) -l;st want you Would judge use same logic in bombing case? I wonder if the judge in the Ryan Huntsman case, by the same logic, would also block the expulsion of the Estancia bomb- ing suspect, considering the stu- dent is scheduled to graduate in June ("Huntsman wins,• April 14 and "District may expel high school seniors,• May 13)? MARTIN MULVIHIU Costa Mesa Academic curriculum notacadelllicteains ; BE A PART OF LOCA" VOICES : Share your thoughts and opinions on local issues. ' • Readers Hotline:·642-6086 To Gay Geiser-Sandoval, who writes some newsworthy and intriguing columns on local K-12 education, I would urg~ care in her selection of topics in covering educational issues and problems. She has a deft hand, but in her May ~ contribution in the Pilot ("It'.s time the district nurtures · academic teams"), she shows that item.S of academic priority are not her primary cone.em. ' • Mall: Daily Pilot, 330 w. Bay St. Costa Mesa 92627 • Fax: 646-4170 • E-mail: dpilotOearthlink.net VOL 91, NO. 12A What Geiser-Sandoval has MAMao SIWI, ' OUef Anendal Offic:w BEAD£8$ HOTUNE 642-6086 kecofd ~oon111ients abc>ut the O.Uy Pilot or news tips. ADDI£$$ Our ~Is lJO W. 9-ySt.. ecct. ~ Caflf. 92627. done is describe the phenome- non Robert Hutchins identified in his essay, "The Disappearance of Llberal Education," more than 60 years ago when he so clearly postulated that "the curriculum is extra, and the extra curriculum is the heart of the matter.• I won't debate Geiser-San- doval over the value of under- writing the academic teams she espouses. I will, however, urge her to focus on the academic cur- rictilum that develops and sus- tains the intellectual growth of all -repeat, all -students who attend district schools. Some years ago, after reading Hutchins' essay, I chose to test his statement that the curriculum. is extra by reviewing a number of yearbooks from high school graduating classes. I was amazed to find the yearbooks were full of photographs -almost 95 % of the pages had pictures of the stu- dents in individual, formal and• candid poses as well as in atlilet- ic and club groups. There was absolutely no indication that any- one in the graduating class had excelled or had been honored mailbag academically. A most glaring omission was the absence of any- thing in writing -any indication or evidence that someone·in the class was capable of writing a class history or testament. It was obvious to me, as I perused these yearbooks, that Something was amiss in acade- mia. I'm afraid GeiH.r-Sandoval's strong pitch for the academic teanis that have been dropped may be misdirected and should be focused on the more signifi- cant problems that deal with the academic curriculum. t.EmRIS lAVRAKAS, PH.D. Costa Mesa Readers offer different opinions on colqmn Regarding the article by Fred Martin in your issue of May 14 concerning the air systems· on airlines, I beg to differ with his derogatory opinions (•Airlines should design better air·delivery system•). He must have experi- enced an unusual flight. On my hundreds of flights covering many years, I have nev- er experienced bis problem. In fact. I usually have to tum off the little air outlet above my seat. My flights are over ~Y years, starting with small prop plapes. I have acc;umulated about 550,000 Amm1can Airlines Advantage Miles and average about 50 flights a year. . My condusion ii that Martin. with his P,tcture's smug smile,. often is bard pressed to find something for his column. IRVIN C. CHAPMAN Cost.aMesa I think Fred Martin is right on and I hope the airlines will listen. JOYKOSTLAN Newpo~ Beach Name of class of '38 man was wrong I read with interest your arti- cle about the class of '38 reunion at Harbor High , maiDly because of the gentlemen in the picture, Marvin Gibson (•Newport Har- boI class of '38 reunites after 60 This letter Is to all the chil- dren who may have read Saturday's article about Amanda Arthur returning to school c· Amanda returns to high school," May 9}. She made the comment about feeling •retard- ed• for having to be in special education classes. How misin- fonned she is. I have children at Newport Har- bor High School, one of whom is in special education classes. This child works extremely hard to maintain O'lf!f a 3.0 GPA. taking hard core classes, as do the other children. She also goes to another high school in the late afternoon one day a week to take~ difficutt core class because she could not flt it Into her schedule this year. She plays year-round sports for the high school and competes at a high level In dub sports seven months out of the school year. She is actlve In the church and spends many hours doing community seMa!. t would hardly call this child or any of the other hard-work- ing children lrt this wonderful program retarded. Many of the ·· children in this program are bril- liant students, gifted ,athletes, computer genlU$eS and fabulous artists. Yes, they probably have to work harder than most other children in school, but many of them are har<t-working and ded- icated students with wonderful futures. I salute all you wonderful chil- dren and the extremely dedicat- ed staff of the special education program. Follow your dreams and goals and never forget how r truly "special• you are. , LOUISE JOHNSON · Newport Beach : years," May 18). Gibson's family moved to Cos- t.a Mesa in 1918, built a house on Harbor Boulevard, bad a dairy and a gas station from 1920 to 1942. His father, Donald Gibson, did much to help build Cost.a Mesa in the early days. Members of his family still reside in Cost.a Mesa. He survived numerous bomb- ing missions in World War Il. After coming home, he contract- ed severe polio, from which be wasn't suppoeed to survive. But he did. He worked at the Post Office in Costa Mesa for more 'than 30 years and was usiste.nt postmaster when he retired. He ts one of the gentlest, kindest people I know. There were only·22 people present.at his reunion. Despite all Qf the abo'ie, hi& name was still misstated. That may not be a big thing to some people, but it is to me. His name is not Martin. He is Marvin. And I am proud to be his niece. JOANNE COOPER Cotta Mesa - q_ 7 COlUlts Of /ddiiapping Couple honOFed for wdfk at free . . .. bring man a $20 fi;tJ,e • Volunteer Center of Greater Oiange County gives Dr. Raymond and Betty Dixon award for community service. W hen the RendeZvous Bell.room~ in 1928, poUce.parked a paddy wagon on Palm Street across from the dance hall on Saturd4y nights. After there went enough drunks to 611 the paddy wag- on -about "20 -a poUceman drove it to the joil in Newport Beach. This was much more efficient than having each officer take drunks individual· ly from Balboa to Newport. One night two young men, whose first names were Tom and Dick, were walking past the paddy wagon when they heard all the drunks inside shouting to be released. They stopped, looked in the vehicle and -lo and behold -the cops bad left the key in the ignition. Overcome with a desire to do something constructive for their fellow drunks, Tom and Dick started the paddy wag- on, drove it down Palm Street to Central Avenue -now Balboa Boulevard -up Cen- tral Avenue, across the river and were well on their way to Huntington Beach when the tardy Newport Beach police caught up with them. · The overzealous cops booked Tom and Dick on 17 counts of kidnapping -one count for each drunk in the paddy wagon. When Police Chief Rowland Hodgkinson arrived at the jail the next morning, be very sensibly tore up the 17 counts of kidnap- ping and filed one count of plain drunk against Tom and Dick. They paid their usual $20 fine and that was the end of the story -almost. I now fast forward to the late 1930s. Tom and l axe members of the freshman class at USC Law School. There is a presti.giou5 legal fraternity on campus called Phi Delta Phi. Tom and I are invited to join. We agree. The init,iat:ion is to be held at the University Club in downtown Los Angeles. It happened that all seven members of the then California Supreme Court were members of Phi Delta Phi and cam·e to Los Angeles to swear us in. As part of the ceremony, the chief justice asked if any Airport inf onnation booths to be replaced By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT - 1Wo airport information booths will be replaced later this year with new multimedia tourism centers in hopes of pointing the 7.6 million air travelers who fly into Orange County each year in the right direction. The airport commission, along with the Orange County Tourism Council, expects to spend about $280,000 to tear out booths at each end of the terminal near the baggage claim areas. In their place will be buht new areas designed to arm visitors with all they need to know about Orange Coupty attractions, offi- cials said. The old booths, which were built in 1990 along with the rest of the airport, provided general information on the airport. taxis and other ground transportation services available in the area, but not much on what to do in nearby dties such as Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Rosalind Wil.Uams, executive director of the Ne'Wport Beach Conference and' Vlsiton Bureau and a member of the county towism coWldl's steering commit· ..... ~ the local dtlM ..aand to gain plentf fl'om the new bOOChs. • ~g and4Y't~ we r•~~l'M'l"'"do-to mcreue the 8nloultt fl. tourism we hove ... is welcomed," Williams said. The new tourism infonnation bOothl Will feature color~ OI Orange County attractions, ~ and mapt of th• area. _...'"""a ..... i>d a reader board ~ wtth Dialiiifiiid ti ep ~-illi. Ofndals said. TIM altport commllllOD II apect9d June 3 to •PP;-.r to blN a~y to , tM ............. ~ •• : L. llf•••" KatbJHn Campml (lwQlft. ~ .. a,pedtd to ..... ...,. ........... of us bad been charged with or convicted of a crime. Hon- est Tom held up his hand. The • chief justice asked Tom, •What aiJne1• He replied, •Kidnapping.• Tom then added that he bad been charged with 17 counts of kid- napping. 1be chief justice, a very dignified man with great reserve, seemed a little taken aback. He said to Tom, ~.Young man, I bate to pry into your private life too much,, but my curiosity is aroused. I do not wish to spend the rest of . my life wondering about your unfortunate background. But you must admit that is a seri- ous crime. What was the result of that charge?• Tom replied, •I paid a $20 fin • e. With that, the chief justice, without a hint of a smile, said, •1 ain sure that each and every member of this court here assembled is dying to know the.details of this rather interesting case.• Tom told the story, then pointed to me and said that I could verify it. I did, and the chief justice said the matter was not of sufficient impor- tance to deny Tom member- ship in Phi Delta Phi. We were sworn in. This is a true story. The last names have been omitted because some of the families of Tom and, for all I know, Dick still live in the area, and I don't want them to hear about the irresponsible antics of their forbearers from me. By Tlm Grenda. Daily Pflot COSTA MESA -The patients who pass through Share Our Selves free cl1n1c aren't the only ones who leave feeling better. Pot Dr. Raymond and Betty Dixon, the three d4ys they volun- ~r ~ch week at the Superior Avenue clinic are the •highlight of our week.• , •1t does as much for me as the people I take care of,• R4ymond Dixon said. •Every day when I leave here, I feel good.• The Dixons recently were rec- ognized by the Volunteer Center of Greater Orange County with its Betty Dittmar Award for outstand- ing community service and volun- teerism. Pounded in 1958, the private volunteer center promotes com- munity activism and enlists vol- unteers for about 2,000 local char- ities, includ\Jlg the SOS clinic. Last year, the group placed 52,000 volunteers to help out in area agencies) officials said. The Dixons began their work at the SOS clinic in 1986 after the doctor retired from his general medicine private practice in Huntington Beach. Raymond Dixon, 72, said he wanted to volunteer bis time at the clinic to remain active in his retirement apd stay on top of modern medicine. ·1'-ve always loved medicine and when I retired, this was a way to give something back.• he said. •1t•s also part of my Christian out- reach. As a Christian, I feel like it's important to do." The Long Beach couple began volunteering one day a week at the free clinic and now work side by side a few hours each week, assisting patiehts with a variety of medical problems. Mondays are devoted to treat- ing diabetes and hypertension, . while Wednesdays are set aside for female pelvic exams and Fri- Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vmcc Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Ulllqlte wt.,_ a-..,_ • ...._.. ror '"*' ....._ -Unp _,print« tlanctioas 723-0621 Pleat CalJ For Reserv1tlons and Directions 151 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach . Uf e's A BeaclaZ BRIAN P08UOA I DM.V Pl.OT : . S.O.S. volunteen Dr. Raymond and Betty Dixon were recently awarded by the Volunteer Center of Greater Orange County for work done at the clinic. days are spent on general medical problems, Raymond Dixon said. Many of the people who come to the clinic are poor, without medical insurance and depend on the free services provided by the Dixons and dozens of other volun- teers. Betty Dixon works in the .clin- ic's reception area, where she screens patients, takes vital signs and pulls any medical files her husband or the other doctors need to treat the patients. Her husband is one of a hand- ful of volunteer doctors, nurse practitioners and paid clinic staff who treat the sick. Betty Dixon admitted that she initially was skeptical about why a free clinic like SOS was so bad- ly needed. But she bas since seen the value of the center. "As you work here, you see that the need really is there," she said. •Just seeing the care· that this clinic gives is wonderful." 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The ~utton Place Hotel (45CX) MacArthur Blvd in Newport Beach) ~tart off the evenif18 with a festive "Martini Loun8e " reception with live music - ,. ; and hosted cocktails from Bacardi. Enjoy a multi-course, masterful culinary creation from the famous chef~ of lhe <£>utton Place Hotel -------------------. ----------- . Put there qancffi8 shoes to good use with the supreme roun~ of -_, , Al Wilson• Billy~ The Corvet~ •·The Coastev..,...;;..~~~~~_,_..~~--r-"'"""~ .. *iid Girls Club. •rm happy we BG ~ forward With it and I'•'RIY happy this ii all Coming to an end.• .,. City Council subcommittees earlier this year reviewed variQus Options for the building, which 'included terminating the club's use and charging the nonprofit group a much higher rent. That discussion stilted emo· tions among club supporters and •QiMddetgfyilwjfinalapproval i MEMORIAL member of the AmeriQD i..egton W> a~• <ii ~that ! YechtOUb. 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Previotlsly, Ulese voten could cast ballots on initiatives and for countywide and judicial seats in primary elections, but were excluded from voting in par- tisan races. _The blanket system is not expected to have much of an immediate impact on candidates running uncontested. But Democrats looking toward the November election may just choose to cross over their party line in order to knock out a strong Republican challenger. Or Democrats could actually decide their best candidate is not a Democrat but a Republican or a 8UPl!R CARS 14 yrs. exp. Complete Service • '50'1 • MUSCLE CARS • EXOTICS • STOP BY TODAY! 714-548-0670 2045 Placentia. Costa Mesa ~ • IOSlllEU CMOl•UNUT'lrfl.YDll ........ 1525. F11 Ml-&40·0934 •llCllRIMS•-.rf FWm• PICll·UP • FR•• DILIYIRY '-i _________ ,. 2620 EAST COAST HIGHWAY •CORONA DEL MAR. CA 92625 YES, THERE WILL JBE A TO GO BY BOAT ON NE The Newport Harbor Nautical i' building a 7 1 ft. float alonpidc the Prilk ef Nnuport fo by bay boats and excursion vwds. 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Slattery-Slattery, 6-0, 7-6; Altlnl-Helg• def. Lane-Emmons. 1-6, 7-6, M ; Ouwendyk-Oespot def. Adams-Adal'l'\S, M. 6-2; Mkhelsen- C'.ompton def. Phebus-tba by default. • Second RowMt MatY Fritz.Watanabe def. Kate-Trtneklno, 6-0, 6-0; Smith-Birch def. Altinl-Helga, ).6, 6-1, 6-1; Michelsen-<:ompton def. Ouwendyk-Despot. 6-2. 7-5; Scott· BraWfman def. Reltz·Lee. 6-0, 6-3. • Min'• Doublet • "'9t .,..... l.ty·Adtmsen def. Cikotas- P•nogopolous, 4-6, 6-2. 6-3; Moravac- Hemtndu def. Brownsberger-Aler, 6-4, M; Bustos-aetvens def. Arugao- Tobol*I, M, 6-0; Emst·Springer cfef. ln>wn-lrown, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2. • leCloftd RowMt i..y.~ def. Moravac- HtmlndU. 6-3, 6-3; ~Song Hing def. Z..Olo-ftobb, 6-2. 6-l; Bohuri-Ouz def. ColllnS-G. Blorkmtn, M. 7-6; Betgh-Oow def. Wilklns- ,. ... 'I .. .. ... uo_s; 6-2, 6-0; o.i.t•111n def,-,._ ~--= ~ 6-1~2;!_~· ~def. ,~,.,Ky. f-l, M; SalumM-s.tumta dfif. Leonatd- INtrtnct. •~ "4: I• 1111 labh def. Emst·Spf'P:_6-1, 6-0. •OA:Wftliel Pugh-Min Son Hing def. Lly-AdMnlen, 6-0, S-7, M . ~ --.. . . ' ~ U.S. CUp at Newport_ Beaeh jQlo to~y on the HoriZOn • United States will play ~th a split squad against Yugoslavians, Canadians ~d the Puerto Ricans. NEW- P 0 RT J ; -, ~ I -BEACH -five teams from four countries wW compete at the U.S. Cup at Newport Beach Water P.olo Tournament from June 17 to Jtine 21 at Corona del Mar High. The U.S. will field two teams, while teams from Canad.a, Puerto Rico and Yugoslam round out the field. Opening ceremonies com- mence at 6 p.m. on June 17 and will feature the International Parade of Champions, which includes the national teams and a flag ceremony. · The U.S. Women's National Team will play in an exhibition game on Saturday, June 20 at 4 p,m. A youth water polo clinic will also be held on June 20 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets for the pool play matches a.re $4 for students and $8 for adults. For Sunday's cham- pionship matches, the prices are $6 for students and $12 for adults. Advance tickets can be pur- chased by calling (949) 644-9171. Mendez goes distance in 3-2 Angels' victory C 0 ST A MESA -Roger Mendez pitched a complete game With six strikeouts as the Angels Qefeated the Tigers, 3-2, in a Cos- ta Mesa American Uttle League Majors Division game. Joey Costantino led the Angels with three hits, a run scored and an RBI. Spencer Pulukt and Matt Ramirez both played solid defense at third base for the Angels and caught two foul pop- ups. Angels center fielder l}'ler Herrted took a home run away from the Tigers in deep center field. Danny Whitaker had four hits for the ngers, including a two-nm home run in the sixth inning. Majorl DlftllOD • Angel9 10, Aaaietks ' Henied11 bases·loaded single in the the bottom of the lixth i:DDing drove in the winning run for the Angels. Henied bad three hits, three runs scored and three RBI. Costantino had three bits and three RBI. Mendez and Scott Knm each had two hits for the Angels. . Tony CatWo hit a home run for the Athletics. Teammate Derek Wood.had a hit and three runs scored. Indians take 12-4 win, 15 D'backs strike out NEWPORT BEACH Three pitchers combined for 15 strike- outs as the Indians defeated the Diamondbacks, 12-4, in a New- port Harbor Baseball Association Mustang Division game. llicky Nelson, Chris Lomenzo and Carter Kaufman each pitched two innings and had five strike- outs. ntus YbaJTa had four bits and four RBI for the Indians. John Burgan and Blake Pinto each had two bits for the Indians. Kurt Yacko had two doubles and three RBI for the DUunon- backs. Mustang Divblon • Phlllies 10, Roddes 7 Tyler Parker, Michael Tha- gard and Nick Frazier combined for nine strikeouts as the Phillies finished the regular season in first place with a 12-4 record. BWy Munce had two hits, including an inside the park home run, two runs scored and an RBI. Cole Riley had one bit and two runs scored. Providers sought COSTA MESA - The Costa Mesa Child Care and Youth Services Committee is compiling a teen services directory for Costa Mesa youth and parents. All agencies and youth providers are invited to submit the name of their services for publication. To be included in the directory, please call C2~4t540-4917. EE~ SEA MONDAY'S COUNTS • DAVEY'S LOCICllt -7 boats, 237 anglers. 6 yellowtall, 2 bonito, 25 barac:uda, 1 mako shar1c. 108 c.allco bass. Slts.nd bass, 22 sculpln, 25 ~act. 2 halibut,. 25 roddlsh, 189 madcerel. • --ORT LANDING · 5 boats, 110 Jnglen. 136 calko ~ 48 liM!d bass, 4 barracuda. 1 hllbut. 4' sculpin. 41 rodcflsh, 11 12 whitefish, PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICIS PUBLIC NOTICES Players, coaches needed The Boys and Girts Club of the Harbor Area is actively seeking coaches and players for a summer youth basketball league that begins June 22. Players who wW be in the grades 1-8 in the fall are eligible and encouraged to participate. . The signup fee is $70 and each player is guaranteed to play at least half of every game. Each age group will play games one night a week. Signups run through June 12. For more information, contact the Boys and Girls Club in either Costa Mesa, (714) 642-8372, or Newport Beach, (714) 640-6650. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES For·$485 a month, it comes with everything under the dual sunroofs .... , -0 6.nt...;.;36--:,=nt--pa-ymen:.....,,tt Odnlue av&. $50 S 5-0 down paJIMll 1f 8 s 0 ltlCUrity deposit LAND ROVER NEWPORT BEAC (949) 640-6445 • , I -·==~--·=="'~'Ctlr--.. -·~-------·-ft: =-"'C""-...:.::=::".: \z'e---. -~~..::.;=~==--==-• ; ·--.,·~-------·--~~ ........................... u..____ , ------· -----·,;i:;;;;_.,___ . PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES " I - _____ .. 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The Daily Pilot accepts no liability for any error 1MS.1HI . .. m ........ 11 ......... By Fax (7 14) 631-6594 (Plra~r i11cfude your name and plume number and wr 'II r,,aU you bol'k t.i th o prirt> quotr.) ByPhone (714) 642-5678 ,. By MaB'ln Person: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 At cwpon Bl\'d. & Bur St. Boors Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday in an advertisemcn1 for which it may be "" n>'>-ponsible u oei>t for thr co t of tlie spnct ortually occupied by the error. Credit can only ·• be allowed for Lhe first insertion. • --Deadllnes -- Monday ................. Friday S:OOpm Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm Wednesday ......... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm . . ' • • GENERAL 1002 CORONA NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT ROOMS 2706 RENTALS TO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR 1022 BEACH 1069 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2669 SllAU liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2BA 1 BA frHh paint• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Coate M•••'• Beat iiii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliilil CdM Qeted pvt en---------DP X JUST LISTl!Dl new crpt, w/d hk·upa, Jr·1br & 1br, atao 2br ttane4t, Ltg a bright, a'CM L Ho~ SOLDI L. JUST LISTED amall yard, pets ok. Ooeenfront Bummer 1 ba, quiet gated 8Pl!CIAL 28R+211A cme to beach, quiet, '11 • 507 & 507.5 Poinsettia View Condo $175,000 158 Rooheater Rent•l• 1/mo $6500. comm. pool, tennis, MOVB IN BONUS patio, prkg, no pets, nice area near Showcase homes 3Br 2Ba & 3Br 2Ba Brand New se12,ooo 51200/mo 831 -8097 1/W••k $3000. Jim easy ace••• to Newpon Bay Terrace $575/mo 72o-8480 ~ Prorl non-eMkr for sale In our S668K Agta 759-9070 Giant Duplex $825,000 NWPT HOTS 2 d Agent 949-875-5069 frHway/b .. ch/malla. Lg 1 & 2Br near Back mo .....e~o Saturday Real Eatate ORT DUPLl!Xl Quiet Penln. Pt $895,000 b 1ba 714-557..0075 Bay & golf courH. l'ald• CM uniCde Supplement! Street, 1/2 block to i} lg patio w/d hkup nu Large pool, new car· RENTALS TO Townhome. Muter br, HOMES OF 1 1 palnVcarpet avall 8/1 l!'alde 2Br 1 Ba, QIU', p t a ch P • r k · e 1 8 r • Prudential S895 949-650-8443 II 'D:ARTMENTS patio, ceramic tlle, • mu more. SHARI 2724 w/d, gataga, no dr':'fs THE WEEK 5545•000 PP 54&-4410 ~...,.... A&"". Berber cprt, Avl 8110 5:4~°a:~• S5!50fmo 831-4411 Dlapl•Y •d• st•rt Spygl••• Hiii Ocean 723·8120 2144 POR RENT Cal Ok $925. 873-8019 CdM Slbr abe, W/d, Pool ho .... to ah ... at Just $751 view 4br 2.5ba pristine --_,,..~---------IRVINE W•lk to Theeterf frig, spllCloue W/deck with young Pf'Of't ln Deadllne Wed 5pm home. Biii Grundy LIDO ISLAND iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii Shopping Lovely 1Br 1750/mo + utll's. Coate MHa. Vrt ntce ***** ~ealtora 714-875-6161 Homes and Rentals OOLlfBRS &PmCIAL •----------Apt• some w/gar. MISCEIJAN!OUS Call John 883·3488 J?lace, very eaq· OPEN HOUSE Avallable. Biii Grundy 180-view of RSJ golf CORONA gated comm. & deluxe going. _full prlvlCJ. Listings for tSI COSTA MESA 1024 Realtors e7 s.e181 courH & city llghte. lndry fac. S~95/mo. RENTALS •CdM Shr 8br Sib• S500/mo. M .. 1101 Oeadllne Thur1 5pm Open S•t·Sun 1•5 On golf courH, many DEL MAR 2622 Klein Prooerty' Mngt. Townhome, 2 blka to Cl• .. ltled ***** l!'alde 3+2 Home w/ lfor Sele 8lf Owner f~~!~~ u2~~~dedo~!~ 949-581°"000 ocean. W/O, Qat, pvt Th• most compre~ It pay1 to advertise Legal Bachelor Rental. 275 I!, 18th St. exec, penthouH, no 2•r 28• upper bac:k Convenient • n t • no /am k /p • t •!\<• and CUf'fent dlreic· In the beat local $319k Prine Only 842· 4Br 3.5Ba S375-S400K nata. St7SO/mo Agent unit of Cape Cod atyle Cl•Hlfted ROOMS 2706 17!50mo.702483-8858. tory of good• and..,. Real Eatate Section 4122 earl Taylor. Agt Prine Only 845--0449 552•2000 duplex. fp, lrg llvfng1 ___ e_4_2_·_H_7_a__ vie•• atoundl • CALL TODAY + aru. 10 balcony, l.ISA RIVERA E'alde Nwpt Height• The Jewel of Woodbrldg• Alder• • bright & open. 118251 ... ------------.----~---...,--------~ 7141574•4252 Area 3 +3 Trl-Lvl. Boat Newport Creat 2Br 1.5ba Condo mo yrly IH. 606-8449 STi~ Z~G Deall Call for detalla. Open 8•t·8un 1-49 Bright, quiet. Interior S239K Earl & Judy 14 Trlbute Ct. location. 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