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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-08-23 - Orange Coast Pilot' I SERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA MESA CO~UNmES SI NCE 1907 MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1999 Young and old sp eak 'their mind T he community meeting • held Thursday to dis- cuss the appeal of an encroach- ~---t-menT"per- mit at the Southcoast Early Child- hood Learn- ing Center lasted well into the evening. Many of the parents, wpo came to speak about the pro- tective wall built at the cen- ter after a Santa Ana man drove his car into the play- ground, brought their preschool-age children. It was a rough and emo- tional night for many who attended. A few hours into the everung, some of the children were grOWlllg loud and rambunctious. City Manager Allan Roeder at one pomt had to ask parents • to qwet theu children down. As one parent prepared to . take her child outside, the child became whiny and on the verge of tears protested by letting out a. defiant •Noooo." Roeder apparently sympa- thized with the chlld to the amusement of the crowd. "I feel the same way,• he said m response to the -c.hild's protests. AELD TRIP HITS SNAG As if they haven't gone through enough, the chil- dren at Southcoast Early Childhood Learrung Center were trapped in a hot bus for more than an hour last week . during a field trip to Knott's Berry Fann. In May, Steven Allen Abrams drove his Cadillac into the school's playground, killing two children. Then, last month, neighbors asked city officials to tear down a wall community members built to protect the children. Day-care owner Sheryl Hawkinson said she hoped the field tnp would be a fun diversion for the children, but instead, on the way to the theme park, the bus' emergency door flew open, wtth a child sitting right next to it. A day-care worker grabbed the chil4, who did not sustain any inJuries'. But the driver later discovered that the door was missing three bolts. So the children bad to wait for an hour and 45 min- utes for a new bus to arnve. Hawkinson, who suffered a heart attack at a memonal for the children, said this lat- est set back was almost more than she could bear. •When you see what we have been Uuough, • she Mid. ·u ·s just too much.· INDEX AaOUND TOWN ................ S QASSllD •••••.•.•.••.•.•••. ·' POUCf fl.ES ................... 2 PllllC llCJIKl5: •••••• , .••.••••• I SPCl'rS .......................... 7 Arts, education cellter . on ~e drawing board • Newport residents speak in fayor of proposed library project, which may be presented to the council in three months. 6,000-square-loot reception hall, public drt The crnd1tonum could '-erve a a venue gallery, three classrooms and adnumstra-f!Jr homeowners "d -.oC"lation meetmgs, tive offices. civic yathermgs and other events, said Jun STAC:Y BROWN resident and frequent visitor to the Centrdl Library. Oci't,.. The 22,000-square-foot lacillty would "This is probably one of the best thing'.'> Wood, chairman of the Nev. port Beach I've heard in a long time,• said Nev1port Public: Library Board of Tru:..tees Beach resident Eve Shenil. ·I just hope the ThP. conc"'pt--iwh1ch the board )'.ons1d- new trafhc phasmg ordinance they've ered la t week-is still far from bec;o1TUJ19 kicked arormd forever won't uiterfere or realitv NEWPORT BEACH-Regardless of be constructed behind the ltbrary between how a proposed arts and education cen-MacArti\ur Boulevard and Avocado ter at the Central Library is funded, local Avenue on land donated to the city by the residents overwhelmingly support the lrvine. Co. Library board officials said the concepL propo al ~O\!l~me before the City discourage anyone from building this • ·nus is early in the plaruung," said Royce Sieber, who hen> lived in New-trustee Patrick Rartollc. "But I do think 'fe port Beach for three years, said the city are no more than three months away from ·begs· for such a center. ~"='=".:r-r'f-presenl!J:l.g a pro!.!QSal to the Qty Council • •1 would add some of my savings il they Council in about three months. •t Cdll think of a Zillion ffiiiigs they co Ac-ceptmg the propo~al cOUld pro,•e to would guarantee this would be built • It would be a single-story, !lloderate- here, • said Vicky Str~t, a Corona del Mar sized complex with a 400-seat auditorium, do with that thing, especially the dUditon- um, • Sieber said. SEE ARTS PAGE 4 Stic.king to their guns IHI sellers 1111 buyers I at -Sbnl li'ln on ""11 to ......... despite recant rash of shootings By Jessica Garrison Ron Sadler sold nine guns over the weekend-about twice as many as he thought he'd sell. Maybe he had so many custpmers because attendance at the Crossroads of the West gun show was more than double the 5,000 orga- ruzers expected. • RON SOUMAN I OAllY PlOT Rodman arrested at bar in Newport • Fom1er pro basketball player is accused of being drunk, creating a disturbance. lie was later rele.ased. ~f'"lal NEWPORT BEACH-Dennis Rodmdn, fom1er Laker" and Chicago Bulb player, spen1 par1 ol the rught in 1ail Saturday after police arr sted him for bemg drunk and creating a disturbanc-e m a bar He \\a:. later released on his own 1ec:ogruzance. .Al>out 9 p.m., police were called to Wood}' Wharf after Rodman a · Ne\\ pqrt Beach re! 1dent and anoth- er mdn, Donn Emer,on of San 1>1cgo, got mto a -.cumc Rodman didn't 'tart the dio,;tur- SEE ARREST PAGE 4 Or maybe it was because. in the wdke of several recent shootings, mcludmg one at d Jewish community center in the San Fernando Valley, many fear guns are soon going to be outlawed, and are snapping them up while they still have the chance. •1 bought two guns in the last month,· said Paul, who wouldn't ·give his last name. Billy Fong of RJverslde blows a bubble as he awaits buyers for his carbine during a gun show at the Orange County Fairgrounds·on Sunday. Children removed from home •There's just a sense that the Democrnts dfe going berserk and guns are going to be ouUawed • Ed Drew, a gun dealer from Anahcun, .said he believes politi- • dans are trying to •disarm the people• so they can institute a die- ' tatorship. ·Hiuer did it," be added •stalin did it. Franco didit. • One of Drew's customers, a mc1n who aid he never owned a gun before, nodded his head and explained that he was buymg a gun-probably a Glock-to show support for the 2nd Amend- ment to the Constitution. In part because of such fears, the Costa Mesa chapter of the National Rifle Assn., which sot up a booth outside the show, added a record number of members to its rolls this weekend, Wayne Morse said, ~-Bob Templeton, owner of the Crossroads of the West, said he himself doesn't tlunk gun shows or guns will be outlawed, , .. But as his granddaughter campered around the arena JUSt a few feet away from rows upon rows of black steel weapons, he El..ISl! Gn: added that he ts in favor of greater regulation. ·1. and others m the busmess, recognize a legi.bmate public lki1li:I safety concern.· he Sd.ld, adding that he· is working with state FREEDOM HOMES-County lawm~ers to pa s a bill that would allow gun shows to conb.nue oaal workers and aty taff found ___________ w,......_ctuldre_n living in "disgusting• operating, but wowa regwa e lliem more strlngenU}. · and unsanitary conditions dt a Con- Many of his cu)tomers, however, balked at the nobon of linental Avenue home Thursday. greater regulation. An emergency r sponse worker . · Browsing through tables laid out with anti-Clihton memora· from th• Soaal Service Agenc:r, accompanied by police, code bilia, and books with titles such as "Hidden in Plalll Sight: A enforcem"nt and ammal control Practical Guide to Concealed Handgun Carrying• and •Bug-authonti '· went to the home after proof Room,• Bart Bishop led his three small children in search of rece1vmg cc.implaints about the living conditions there, offiaab said, a gun. Th • children, althouqh not taken "Absolutely not,• ~e said when asked if he thought regulation mto protec:t1" e custodr. wer~ was the solution to the problem otviolence in America. •If it's not h~movl~ from th home until cond1- a gun, it's a steak knife or a. baseball bat.• bons there chang ~. Polle• Sgt. Don Holtord !;atd SEE GUNS PAGE 4 SEE HOME PAGE 4 COMMUNITY BRIEFING SAYAGAJN A col9c1ion Of~ best quo~ from ~ MWS stories. dren. adults, anybody • -cathertne Smith. a neiph· bor of the preschool, explaining why she wants the wan removed. fOf the Newpott-Harbof Chamber of Commerce. on an inhw.tfW to owrtum Newport BNch's traffic pNslng otdNnce. .. , think m. ,,.fM tum«l • lot of p«lple oll. • . Ital• Wldl. I Balboa ts*1d ,...... aftw led,,. COffM Co. dalld .. ,....,.. *"-· , ILtENNIUM OMENT leepl .... cllMnll ... ,,, ............. , ·, 2 Monday, August·23, 1999 • NEIGHIORS •Sh rrl Rodrlguei. ~ ughtcr of Stanl y and Elinor Rodriguez. re< 1ved her doc- torate ot education from the Uruvers1ty of California, Lo:;; Angele=-' Sc!tool of Education in June. • Manne 2nd Lt. Richard 0 . Hansen. a 1986 graduate of M~sion VieJo High School, recently completed a slX~ month deployment to Oki- nawa, Japan, with ht Battcll- 1on. 8th Manne . • Navy Seaman Apprentice Jacinto B. Herrera, nephew of Cris B. Reeder of Laguna, recently completed Navy baste tnuru.ng at the Recruit Trammg Command, Great Lakes, m. • Or. Edward and · Leslea -Mtile1" have established th~ Edward I. Mtllt?r Diagnostic Ultrasound Visiting Profes- sorship at HOclg Ho~p1tal m honor of Dr. 1'.hlJer's 30 years of service to the hospitaJ's radlology depdrtment. • Tyler Nichols McClellan of Corond del t\ fdr. son of Robert and Stephanie McClellan, wds recenU) ncuned to the spnng 1q99 dedn's hst at Choate Rosl~mdry Hall 10 \\ a.lling1ord, Conn • Rebecca Gabrielle Sills of Corond dt>-1 f\1ar, ·daughter of \tr dnd !'.tr~ Andrew B. Sllls, was recently namf'd to the spnng 19~9 dean's list ·dt Chodte Ro-.emary Hall in \\ allrngford Conn. • Cc 1-.1 Guard Chief Petty Oii 1et r C.M. Ackerllnd, son lll Carl and Britta Ackerllnd of "'!hs1on V1e10, recently conducted tratnmg wtth the l S Coast Guard Cutter I Pomt Bndge stationed tn Manna del Rey ArkNhnd 1s a JI-HS graduate of El Toro Htqh ~chool PAM COUGHLIN Educator likes roller-skating and traveling -+ SHE IS: Prtnopal of Wilson Ele- mentary School . + OTY OF RESIDENCE: Ro:-.smoor + OTY OF WORK: Costa Mesa + FAMILY STATUS: Married, two children + EDUCATION: BA, Elementary Educabon MA Elementary Edu- ·cabon, Adnurustrative Certificate, all from Northern Illinois Uruversi- ty. -+'-PAST POSR'lONY. Principal t.n Dlinois, teacher for 13 years + EXPLANATION Of JOB IN 1 S WORDS OR LESS: To create a <.ale environment where children can reach their full potentlal. + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT: Having m} two children and my husband . ) locals only ·To Kill a Mocltingbirct• by Harp- r Lee. + THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR RIGHT NOW: Randy Newman + YOUR MO~T TREASURED POS- SESS10N: tvty farnily + WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST OVERUSE: A<'cording to rcseardl ... • WHAT CAN YOU COOK: Just about anything, if l have a recipe. But my husband does all the ('()() kiilg. + A HABIT YOU WISH YOU . COULD CHANGE: Becoming impatient with my children + THE COUEGE MAJOR ·YOU ALMOST TOOK= ·l always wanted to t.. a teacher ~ YOUR LAST CHARITABLE ACT: Taking kids from my school to dmner + AS A CHILD, WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES TEASE YOU ABOUT: My hair. It was frizzy + WHAT IS IN YOU.R TRUNK lUGHT NOW: Car jumper caOies + THE FIRST THING THAT AITRACTEO YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE: His sense of humor + THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER HAD: When I decided to take out a home eqwty loan that ended up costing us a lot more than it should have .. BRIAN P08UOA I DAll.Y PllOT <-YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: Work hard, try hard Be kind to other.. +WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED IN HtGH SCHOOL: Fun per- on worked With when I was an assis-YOU COULD~ l would hope that tant principal. everyone couJd be healthy and + FAVORITT ESCAPE FROM REAU-have enough to eat and a ruce + THE THING YOU DISUKE MOST ABOUT YOUR APPEARANCE: My nose It's too big. TY: lfaveling place to live + YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVA· GANCE: Eating out a lot · + THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: + WHO ARE YOUR HEROES: The hrst pnnopal I worked for when I was brst a teacher; the pnnapal r • ONE THING YOU WOULD I • YOUR IDEA OF EXERCISE: CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD IF Rollerbladmg to Blockbuster + I HAVE A DREAM TlfAT: ·The children of Wilson school will grow up to be produC'llve, happy adults. Man posing as doctor accused of molesting child A man posing as a doctor wa~ arre led for allegedly molesl.J!lg a 7-year-old boy and sexually assaulting lu.s mother, police said. Juan Arnulfo Asut\,Ulas, 45, of LynwOod, was arrested Thursday and 1s bemg held on $50 000 bail. On Aug. 10, Asturias met the victim's mother and told her he was a doctor, which he ~ not, police said She .told him that her son was c;uffenng BRIEFLY ; from a ra h. and Astunas oJfered to make a house .call to examine him, acrording to police. At 8 p.m . on Aug. 13, Astuna~ came to the Costa Me: a house and took the bo) into a room to e.xarmne him. police said. Then, according to police, Astuna came out of the room and d.SSaulted the child's mother and then left the home. The mother called police the next day and reported the incident. Costa Me.c;a police urge an) one else who has been assaulted by a man claun- mg to be a doctor to call them at 714-754· .5600. Junior League honored for sen.ice in cQnununity The Jumor League of Orange County was honored earher this month by Pavil- ion Chnstofle and ~e Underground Wine Journal for its seTVIce m the area, Pavilion manager James Hamilton and Blair Wallace, the Journal's publish- er, presented the orgamzabon with an engraved silver vase at a wine tastmg helcl at the at Pavilion Chnstofle's South Coa~t Plaza store. About one-third of tbe group' members attended the event. The wme was provided by Castle Rock Wmery of Palos Verdes, cvid Newport Beach's \\bat's Cooking donated the bor d'oeuvres. \\That' Cookmg. Pavilion Christofle and the Underground Wme Journal are alL sponsonng the league's preferred Shop- ping Bredklast this year: The breaklast is s.chedwed for Oct. 17 at the Fairgrounds. The Junior League is an organization of women comnutted to voluntarism and to a Ststmg Other women The g roup formed m t 956 as the "lewport Harbor Servlce League. It JOmed the Assn. of Junior leagues m 1971. , To learn more about the league, call {949) 2tH-0823 . r .... -Planning Commission considers school proposal --------~------------------------------------------------------------------; .. WEDDINGS IND .ENGAGEMENTS • .... ~ • Nonpublic campus for kids with learning di.Sorders ' and emotional problems sought at Harbor Christian Fellowship Churc:h site. ( O...,T ..\ l\ 1ES \ -An f>{funstor whl dlrcad} operatt.>-. four group homes for tostt.>r chtldren m the city'' ant" to opt>n a ... chool on the qrounds of Harbor C hnsban Fel- lowship Church The Planrung Comnuss1on will consider the propo al at its meet- ing torught. South Coast Prionty School is a o;;tate-certified, nonpubllc chool wluch serves children who have learnmg disorder , emotional problem , or are developmentally disabled The school also has a cam_pus m Ne~rt Beach and many students m the Newport- Me.-.a school d.istnct who e prob- lems prevent them from attend- ing dlstrtct schoo.s qo there, !<>chool owner Richard Sewall said. Comnussioners ongmally planned to vote on the matter Aug. 9. but postponed their deci- sion m order to learn more about the pro1ect. Al a spea.aJ meebng Aug. 16 to study the idea, Sewall, along with Harbor Chrisban pastor Bill Gart- ner, assured comnu sioners that the school would be a good thing for children m • 'ewport-Mesa, and would not lead to mcrea. ed trafhc m the neighborhood or po e a danger to residents. . ·our ... rudents are not mmi- nals Sewell said ·These are £ children who a.re \'lctuns, true VlC· i tim They have been born : addicted to drug" ... or abused• ~ ::. wall a.id Q0° of the sdlool' .£ stud<>n\s come from Newport-~ Mesa, and 1f the .,chool ts not i ·granted a pemut, thc;>!>e students i will ha\ e to be bused out of the ! area to other nonpublic chools, i ~sibly dS far as two hours awar. i He also gave coillIIll.l>sioners a let-: ter from Boruue Swan, Newport· ; Mesa's head of public educabon. i stating her support of the school. i ·we want to be good neigh· 1 hors,· Sewell said. adding that stu-! dents would be closely supervised ¥ by taff, and most would dnwe at i school by bus, o parents would not ~ dog neighbOrhood c;treets p1dcing ; up and dropping off children. : 'No one at the meeting spoke ~ agcun t the school, and planning i com.ml! ~oners gave no hint of ! ilieir eosion Mr. and Mrs. George William Spencer of El Pa o, Texas, have annowiced the engage- ment of theu daughter, Jess:aai Ann Spencer, to Branon Anthony Coluc- cio, son ot f\.1r. and Mrs Robert Colucoo of Co ta f\fesa. The bnd"·to-be is a graduate of Coronado High School and South- ern MethodL"'1 Uruversity in Dalla , Texa The groom-to-be i~ a graduate of Newport Har- bor High chool and J ica Ann Spencer arid Branon Anthony Colua:io Southern Methodi.s-t Uruversity. ~1r. and trs. Jefl Pence of •ewport Beach have announced the engagement of theu daughter, Jenme Pence, to G off Robison, .-.on of Dwa.me and Sharon Robison of Placenba. The bndc-to-be tS a graduate of New- port Harbor High School and Callior· ma State College at • Chlco The groom-to-be is a graduate of Jennie Pence ~:~:nd c~~~ and Geoff Robison • rua State Uru\'erstt)' • A ~ pt ._ 10 wed.ding is. pl4nned oman ca, sail aemen e. at the I at Fullerton. :- Casa An OcL 2 wedding ts planned at Chnst Church; by Uie sea 10 ~ 'l .])ail¥ Rilot READERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 newsstories, 1Ituw.t~ edito- nal matter Of advert.wmenn ~in can b. r~p<Oduced with- out Mitten pmnissJon of COf'Y" ngtrt~ WEATHER -SURF 'POLICE FI l ES VOL 93, NO. 196 ntOMAS H. JOHNSON, PublCsher WIWAM LOeDfU. Editor STl'VE M4W.f.. ~EdltOr 1 TINA 9CMIGAnA. . ~t~EdltOf s.J. CAt9t. : OtyEdltor • D'ANwaa News Editor ROGl1t CUI SC*.. Sports Editor MARCIMRTWll Phoeo Editor • JUDY CJati iW4 • a.lified~ I LNM 1()9MON. ~ R.ecofd your comments aboYt t~ D••lv P.lot or ne"M tlP5 TEMPERAl\JRES B.11boa 74165 Corona del Mar 12162 cona Mesa · 7&'64 Ntwport 8Nch 73164 Newport co.Mt 7~ 5'MF FOMCAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 3-6 ftN NeNpOn l 5 w$w BlaOOes 3 S WSW ~Jetty 2·Swsw CdM 2·Swsw noes TODAY First low 222em 02 First h.igh S·St em. 39 Setond 1 41 p.m. 2 4 S«OOd high 747 pm 56 TUESOAY Fmt low 2~un 00 Fwst high 916am. 41 SecondlOw 2:17pm 2.1 Second high &:22pm. sa . Today"s surf cond1- tions wilt be very s1m tar 10 the cond1- llOOS yes.terday. bihty poof. The sun wll wt at7·25p.m. • Parked, OC'C'Upied vehi- cl~ contaming one or more persons are espeoal- Iy, Signifioant if obserVcrl at an unusual hour. They could be possible lookouts for a buiglary in progr , even if the occupants appear to be l6vers. • Any . verude moving slowly and Wlthout lights or rollowing a course that appears allnlcss or rcpeti· tive is suspid~ Occu- pants ma)' be casing for places to rob or burglariz • Apparent busineSS trans· ~ oonducted from a vehide. espedally around scho01s or parks and U juveniles are involved, could mean posslbl drug Ales. • Persons being fore~ • mto vehic~ally il they are juveniles o? females-may mean a possible kidnapping. Record the license plate number and call police. •The abandoned vehicle • parked on yow-block may • be tolen. Contact porking control with a license pl.ate number. • People lmtering around schools, parks, seduded area or m the neighbor- hood rouJd be sex olfend· crs • Nearly half of the bUr· ghui committed are Wlthout force. that as, through • unlocked. doori end Win<'lows. Classified ads work for you{: • • • •• • Doily Pilot Monday, August 23, 1999 3 ' ·The reasons for separating church and state are clear Council considers water-safety system I know I should tay out or .the fray b twe n epdrahon of church and state. ll pro- duc~l> two kinds of responses. One 1s the intellectual and dbstract underl>tandmg of what it is and why it 1s necessary. The econd response is that advocat- ing for separation 1s an affront to that peri.on's specific reli· gtOtts beliefs and their right to free speech. Smee the school board hasn't met for somP time, I wUI jump into the fray. t :t=hc Daily Pilot recently ran an article about one of the stu- cij!nt body presidents of a local 1i!9h school. The president said U•~• he is a strong Chnstian, atn:C wanted to use the visibility ot l1)s position to espouse that ppint of view. He Sdld he want- tio get more kids al school Ul!_Olved in Chnshctruty. Obvi- ously, I have no problem with . this student holding strong Ghristian beliefs Nor do I have -~ .... roblem with « stud nt--- dtic?>uraging their fnends to lis- t~:to and consider tho e ~fs. The stickier part comes if•« student body officer of a pi!blic school wants to use that offttial position to influence oth- ers to follow his or her rnbgious beliefs. • fior instance, whdt if one of toe.student l>ody presidents wet.s a Muslim and bC'gan using his posillon to try to get students to prsictice his rehg1ous beliefs? What if she or he wanted to have students kneel and pray to Allah at specified limes dunng the day m the quad? What ii the president was a Black Mushm and wanted to hold sermons on the oppression of whites against blacks during pep rallies? What if the president was a W1ccan, and asked to have her fellow students practice witchcraft at h~tune of a football gdme? No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper FITS IN ••• Daily Pilot EDUCATIONALLY SPEAKING gay geiser-sandoval If one believes that there should be no separa'tion or church and state, then the type of religious beliefs being advo- cated over the scho'oits ·public address system, at rallies, or by teachers, should not matter. Ir a third-grade teacher wants to preach'the wonders of voodoo in eta , how woutctyou feel tf she cut up a chicken in front of her students and shouted incan- tations? What il a teacher brought in snakes, fell into a .trance, and spoke m tongues? JI you believe in religious cere- morues at school, such as prayers over the public address system, then log1cally, the acts outlined above should be allowed 1ust the same as main- stream forms of Chrisuanity. If you believe that the 1st Amend- ment permits proselytizing at school. then it must allow all faiths to proselytize. However. I expect that parents might be stomung the principal's ofhce and the school board meetings 1f certain religious beliefs were advocated on school time in school-directed activ1tie's. For these reasons, 1 l>eheve that there is a dear purpose m the separation of church and state when 1t comes to public ond, I wish they would advocate chools; e p c1ally m a country respect. It would include wh re rehg1ous beliefs are a respect for those that are chal· varied as km color and eco· lenged physically or mentally. It nomic wealth. I think many would include respect for those would be surpn. ed at the num-that don't peak the ame lan· •Newport Beach wants to protect and replenish ground ber of world religions practiced guage, or don't look the same, by students m our school dis-from skin color to jeani.' size and water, deal with possible shortage in the future. trict, as well as the vanation of istyle. It would include respect STAC\ Bno\\ the mcreas d demands for higb- Christian t?eliefs held by stu-tor teachers and fellow students, Dcit Pb quality watf'f, dents and their families. J hope so that when one is talking, the If the }'Stem was approved, all or the members of each rest of the class is listening. It NEWPORT BEACH-Tonight, treated Wdstewuter from the san- school's student council hold .would Include self-respect, so the City Council will make a dec1-1tation District, which is dis- strong beliefs, both ethically that one isn't ingesting harmful sion on 1ust how sweet the water ch.,rgPd mlo thi• o<.ean, would and religiously. I hope that they substances, mutilating one's should be. untleigo treatrnent, including Practice such beliefs and share bo.or patticipat..mg in danger-The council wiU consider f I · beh · m1sro i tr(lhon, n~verse osmosis them with others during class ous avior. ' whether to suppqrt a propost>d and dis:lnfer.llon. breaks'and outs1'de of school. Since student leaders can't growid water replenishment sy · Tl.e unfi•'d w ter would be But, I don't trunk student offi-expect students to follow what . • ~ P .! u cers, teachers, or others school they advocate unless the lead-tern. 0 C . ol ext:eptional quality, ofhcals al b h . th Two range ounty agen-cud, ttnd would exce~d all state personnel m authority should ers so e ave in dt manner, Preach theu views to an audi-that will be the first challenge. 0cies-the Odranthge0 County Water nd federot dnnk.ing water stan· B istrict an e range Count} lard ence who is not there by their ut, if each council would adopt c · Sanitation District-plan to huild M\"' • a "n a sy tern to own free will. the practice of these beliefs as vc re pprov. 9 s I h th · al t uld k a pipeline and treatment facihties l"'J>l"'ru h ground ··=ter to prot"",.. ope that as our district's eir go , 1 wo ma e more " "' "'u ~· students study the intricacies of of a difference than all of the if the concept is pubhdy support· the ... ystem wh re we own 3 or 4 the Constitution, they see that rules, coun~elors, assemblies, ed and receives approval from wells m Fountain Valley-where the draften> were not against speakers, and DARE programs federal, state and local c uthon· \..;atcr l pumped mto Newport roligion, nor agatMt allo.will.u.---'"'we.could pay fort Go for itl--+ bes. ___ _.. Bt>ach. O'N~e!!.1l::!:a~i~d.::._ __ ~--..,:.iCi11 citizens lo hold strong r~ligious I'm glad the new strategic MThere is d need to ensurP · City tuft .;aid the replerush- beliefs. They just believed that pl · ot something that is that saltwater and other thing ment s-y.,tem will be available preaching should be done in a going to sit on the shelf. One of don't get into our ground water,· rt>qcHdless of rainfall levels or place other than a governmental the goals was to get more fine said Mayor Denm 0 Ne1l . "Sev-urouuht conditions, institution. Don't you think it is a arts, including drama, into our enty-hve percent of our water f·urthermorc, ofh<;tdls said, safer way to assure that the schools. Costa Mesa Htgh comes through this system ..,o ti tis dpproval is necessary beliefs you want mstilled in your School, which is a seventh to there is concern we want to tc1kl• lwrau ... e of prechchons that the children will not be tainted by 12th grade school, lS still without steps to continue to (mdkc• 1t county will expPnence a water others outside of your knowl-a drama teacher three weeks safe)." hortc1g<' ot 150,000 dcre-feet- edge or presence? There are before school begins. U you City officials said the proposPd th1• drnounl of water needed for some behefs that 1 hope our stu-know or anyone who is interest-system would creat<.• d nm\, ..,ctft> :100,00 ldm1hes-w1thm the dent leaders ctdvocate at every eel, please have them contact and rel.table water supply to meet next 20 years tum. The fust is honesty; in tak-ing tests, in doing homework, in Pri.ncipaJ Andy Hernandez right commurucatmg with parents, away. At th.ts time, he is even teachers and fellow students. I looking for a walk-on coach. would even like to see them pro- mote honesty with themselves (To thme own self be true.) Sec- • GAY GEISER-SANDOVAL IS a Costa Mesa resid~nt. Hw column runs Mon- days. · ~~~~ ~~ WHEN DINING GETS BORING. IT'S TIME FOR .. ~~~~.1'}_ Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO · HERE, WE MAKE DINING MORE THAN A MEAL. WE WELCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS TO·GO. Cockta1ls Phone Ahead for Food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949-645-7626 ~ Sabatino Tomm} Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Deliciou~ Lunche · & Dinner t:nlq~ wlnt room & dtnlnj! ro<>ni. •111ili1bl~ for iruup bu,ln 'mttllfll' and prhalf (unction 723-0621 Pleaw ('all for R~rnttion-. and Oi~tions 251 hipyard Way • Ne\\ port Beach I wouldn't trust my draperies to anyone but COIT. "ft took a lot of hard work to get our house the way we like it. 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Hurry. offer expires August 3 1 , 19991 (714) 542-6222 Orange County (562) 493-5438 Seal Beach COMCA•T• • • 4 Monday, August 23, 1999 GUNS CONTINUED FROM 1 Pohtidans jt t don't under- stand, said Steve Snuth, who came up horn San Diego wtth his friend David Vanderwerff to sell a collection of antique guni>. Guns are part of what 1t means to be an Amencan, and part o1 American history, he ,... said, gesturing at his table. ~These dte works or art and his- tory." Nestled into soft, padded dis- . play cases as if they were jew- els, Smith proudly displayed a $22,000 revolver given to a Texas ranger m the 1890s, ah 1873 rev'olver carried by a Wells Fargo agent traveling in one of the famed stagecoaches and, most unique of all, a Remington semiautomatic pistol with a woman's picture laminated on either side or the handle. ·~-~ "This 1s an Army issue gun, 1943, and probably saw serv1ce m the South Pacific, JUdgmg from' the erosion," he said The woman in the picture is Glennis Yeager, first wife of Chuck Yea- ger, who served in World War II . . "' .. ' . .. . • • . . RON ~OUMAN I DAllY PILOT Security personnel Wendell Farr, left, makes sure that the guns people bring are unloaded as they enter gun show at the Orange County Fairgrounds on Sun day. and thPn later broke the sound barrier. "It was probably h1s gun, South said. "He probably wants 1t back.• If so, he'll have to pay. 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They told the 38-year-old for- mer basketball player, known for his tattoos, his dyed hair, and his short-lived, Las-Vegas-born mar- nage, that he would have to leave, and offered to call him a cab or fifld a sober person to take him home. The bar's owner had aJ o asked Rodman to go home, accordmg to police. . RodJ;nan allegedly told police he wasn't going anywhere. He said he planned to stay at the bar and drink even more. according to police. So they arrested him. He was taken to Newport Beach City Jail and booked on suspicion of disor- derly conduct and public intoxi- cation, a misdemeanor. Police released him on his own recog- wza nee M. 3:.15 a.m. Suodar Police said the basketball- player-tumed pro wrestler was, despite his inlamous temper, not unduly furious about being locked up. ' #He was about as pissed as anyone would be going to jail,'' said Newport Beach Police Sgt. Jim Kaminksi. Rodman will be arraigned at the Harbor Justice Center on Oct. 1. This is not Rod.man's first brush with the law this year. After he was dropped from the Lakers in April, a Kentucky woman, claiming he had grabbed her in a Las Vegas hotel, filed suit against him. A casino security guard also sued lum this spring, chargmg that Rodman grabbed her breast in the Los Vegas Hilton. As police were arresting Rod- man on Saturday, Emerson, 36, tned to interfere, and so police arrested him for obstructing a police officer. Ray Brewster, the manager at Woody'!>, said staff there were taking the incident in stride. ~we've had bench-clearing brawls, so it's not that unusual . ARTS CONTINUED FROM 1 be a mere formality if funds could be raised solely through private C'ontnbutions. ' •w e hope that it will be a pn- vately funded project because that would be the politically astute way to do it,• Bartolic said. Counolmen Gary Adams and John Noyes, who represents the d1~tnct where the facility would be built, and Mayor Dennis O'Neil termed the plans "concep· tually a good idea.• "You are [absolutely) right-it's a good idea,• Street said. •t>on'J get me wrong, the library is ~au­ tiful. But this would really make the area and the city stand out.• According to preliminary plans. other features to the center woul<l include a two-tiered underground structure to accommodate parking and a pedestnan bridge to link the center to the existing 54,000· square-foot library. HOME CONTINUED FROM 1 ' "There were animals that lived in the house,• Holford saio, "There was a snake, four dogs and a pig in the frontyard." Much of tlie mess, whicJt included feces, could be attnb• uted to the a.ni.ma.ls, and one ol the rooms didn't have any floor- ing or carpeting, Holford said. • Neighbors, who wished to remam anonymous, said they have been concerned about tlte children. One of the neighboit had also donated a Sink to ilia family because there wasn't o~ m lhe. house. The property owner at UP, home in the 2000 block of Cont! nental Avenue alto was given notice of eode vlolationl. She have 15 days to remove old to debris and vegetation from b yard, wd San:dy Benion, seni code enforcement officer. The children, who we turned over to tb8lr father, cann tetum to the home until the pro lems are fixed, Holford Mid. Sod.al Servical cannot mmt -... .,mlm al tbll bUtMwlll1WllillfD .... _... ..... , ..... .._ ... al •lllt• .... ..., *- ~01ly Pilot around town Monday, August 23, 1999 5 . • Send AROUND TOWN ltenu to the 0 1ly Pilot, 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa B2627, fa11. th m to (949) 646 4 170; or trill (949) 642·5680, E>Ct 228 A complete lmang of AROUND TOWN may be fourld t dallypllot.com ThP Ronald Reagan Center for f•11bhc Atlc.urS w1U PTPSPnt the Roagan Fonim Wlth Rep. Chri.sto- J}ht.'i Cox (R-Newport B<'ach) dl tQ t\.m. 11t the Redgan Library in nu V<illey. For more inJ01mation, c;cUJ (805) 522-2977. J.UESDAY .Cwyn Havens wtll teach the class .Nrret Your Spin! Gwdes• at The L1te. ... 1 Thing Tedrhmg and Hedl- mg-Centcr lrom 7 to 8:30 pm The fee tor the class is $35. The Late~t aJunH 1s at 270 E 17th St., Costa Ml"sct. To register or for more 1nformdtion, call (949) 645 6211. Whole Foods Market Costa Mesa 225 E. 17th St., ·Co-;ta Me ti. Reservation . rcqwrnd. For 1111tre info1mation, cdU (800) 595·6667. Dr. Stuart Silverman will peak on ~J71hromytllg1a· A Multi·Disc1· plinory Approach" at the F1bromyalgia Support Group at 7:30 p.m. 111 the l Jong 1 fO!>p1tal Cancer Center Auditorium, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Adm1 s1on 1s tree, To reg1:.ter or tor more mlormatton, call (714) 840-8038. Albert Taylor, atdhor of "Soul Trav~lf~r: A Guide to Out-of;Body Expenences and Wonders Beyond," will speak on the sub· ject dl the Inside Edge bredkfa&t mec•ting at the University Club, UCI. lhcluded m the meet.Ing are d full buffet breakfdst, 111teracllve table discussions, inlomw.l net- working and. profcssional enter- tainment. The cost is $20 for hrst- timc guest-,, $35 for repeat guesl<\. For reservations or more mlorma- tJon. call (949) 460-4242. oll<.'I~ a frf>f' lee-lure, "Preventing THURSDAY cancer There IS Only One..Tr.ue1 ' ~-©att~e. ~ from 7 to 8:30 p m. with · Ur. In E. Moon. Whole Foods Mur-The Crossroads App • .toosa Horse k1 t 1c; at 1870 H<irbor Blvd m Tn-Show will be held through Aug. anctll• Square, C"osta Mesa For 29 t1l the Equestnan Center of the murc> mformalfon, call (q49) 833-Orcffige County Fairgrounds. The 8989-. Fdugrounds 1s at 68 Fair Dnve, free seminar and book signing for "Prostate Hed.lth in 90 Days" wm be presented from 6:30 to 60:10 pm. in the Pat.lo . Cafe at f\lo1her's Market dUd K.1tchen, 225 E. 17th St . Co:;ta Mesa. Rc. .... mvdtJons reqwred. For more wtormabon, call (800) 595-6667. .. 'Anne McAlpin wUI host a free ·vdcking Workshop" to tedch thP secrt>ls of paclong techniques el , 7 · p .m at Adventure lt>. McAlpin is d world traveler and JHJCkmg expert and r<'centiy f>pearecl on "The Oprdh Win- (ruv Show.• Adv<'nture 16 is dl A l1S9 Harbor Blvd , Costd Mesd. For more infonnahon. cetll (949) fi50-3~01. WEDNESDAY 'fht> Costa Mesa Chamber of < omme1c:e hosts a Business After Hvur~ ~hxer from 5 30 to 7·30 p ni. at Rohcrt Mondav1 Wine & Food Ct•nlN, 1570 Scenic ~ve , Co,,td Mesa. Tickets are $10 for potcntidl members. visitors arc wt>k"m<~. For more inlormauon, call (7141 885-9090. free seminar UUed "Natural oluhons for Pl\1S & Menopause" will be prn ented from b 30 to .au p.m. at the Patio Cafe and Nfother's Market C1nd Kitchen. Costa Mel>a. For more infohna- tlon, call (760) 728-9149.' The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's Sunset After .Hours Mixer will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. at BrtstoJ Farms, 810 Avocddo Ave .. Corona del Mar. Members cl.J'e free dild poten- tial members are $10. For more infonnauon~~all (949)729-4400. FRI PAY ~xpJore Crystal Cove State Park I with naturdhst Simon FeUo"'es on I a full moon hike from 7 :30 to Q:30 p.m. Hikers will meet (It the El Mouo Vmtor Center. Cry tal Cove State Park is at 8471 E. Coast I flghway, Newport Bcl\ch The hike is approxnnately thme miles on dirt roads. Tius is a mod- erate luke, although some parts may he difficult. Not rl'commend· ed for children under 8. Wear good shoes, a JuCkt1l dnd bong water, Hikers will he looking und hstemng for IJats. owls, coyote:., raccoon::; and other nocturnal creatures. For morn mfonnahon, call {949) 497-7647. A home remodeling ctnd deco- rating show will b<> held from noon to 8 p m in Building::. 10 and 12 at the Orange County Fairgrounds Admis~ion 1s $5. 75 tor adults and $3 for seniors, chil- dren under 12 are fr('e. The fdir- ground\ is at 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa For more mfom1ation, call (818) 909-9963. Krista Kirkwood will lead a two- hour discussion on ·Death m the New Age" from 6:30 to 8;30 p.m. at ThE' Latest Thing iedching and Heabng Center. The lc>e 1s $10 The Latest Thmg lS d.l 270 E 17th St., Costa Mesd For more infor- mation, call (949) 645-6211, SATURDAY A complete garden planning sem- irtar with Cnstm Fusano will be j presented at 8·30 d.m. at ~oger's Gardens. 2301 San Joaqum Hills Road, Corond de! Mdr Fusdno will discuss what to ddd to your gardcm pa.Jette from September through Janudry. Ledrn how to prune, I .divide dnd fcrtihze. For more infor- mation, call (9491 640-5800 A traditional Italian Midsummer I festivdl .. 'lill be hosted by Stefdno Albano. generdl manager of Tutto Mare restaur<1nt to beneht Ch1ld- Help USA at 6:30 p.m. in Bloom.- tngddle's Courtyard in Fashion I Island. The event will ledture ltal- 1a.n spec1alhes. music. and danc- THE SALON I Open 7 days I • 2981 Bristol Sr. #83 Costa Mesa (Baker/Bri stol) " --"'-- Only one o th e r place o ffe r s . . 9raduate pro9rams " ... .. .. .. a s exceptional a s those at ... Chapman Univer s ity in ()ran9e:. Chapman Univer s ity in Irvine. No matter which of our O range Countv campu cs you dc:c1dc: to attend, both offer full or part·t1mc graduate program~, convenient lime: for workmg profcssaonals, a dedicated faculty, pc~onalizcd attc:nuon and lhc pcrfc1,;l way to advance your career: PRO FESSIONAL STUDIES GllAOUATf PllOCRAM ~ TA11nd•~ s.,,.,..1w, 16, 1"9, 6'JO.'t00 p.ra. ; C"°f"""" UttlfWlllr, IP"" c.,.,... -s9'S """''-Orlw. ~ , .. Oran9e Campus ( TroJ111on11/ !ltm~ ter 1i:rm,J bCt.UtlllC MBA Jum Do<: tor (Ltw) MA Career Counsd1nt1 MA Coun~lmK (Sl:hool) MA Cnmm;al luH1c.c MA [duc:n1on MA Eniih\h MA him Studoes ;\.tA Or11an1u11onll ludt't\h1p .._1A P•ycholoiiy (MIT) MA Spcc11l Glucatwn f\IA Tcac.hinr • Ed ~hool J>~vcholo y M.t\tcr ot Health Adm1111\t,,t111n M.htcr ol Phys1eal Tllcrapv ,\1h\ Crc.ic1vc Wro11n11 Ml A Folm •nd Tcltv1s1qn Producrron M'i Food !:x:•etKc 1nJ Nutn11on MS Human Rc,ourt.t\ Public; xhool l redcn11.11l\ Irvine Ca mpus (. lmluottJ 9 u"• ftr1111) MA Cnm1n•I luutec MA Or111n1Ut10n•I Lcacknhtp M!) Human Reiourccs Mntcr ol Hulth AJm1nl\tr;i1lon Oran9e and Jr,•ine Campuses fTraJ111onal ~mt. ur Tmm) \.IBA CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY Q" OIH rouil IO HHctU I ·800-578 -CHAP •ww· ••p ••• •'-• ing For more mf onnalion, 11 1949) 476-900!1. home remod ling and decorat- ing :.how will be held from IO a.rn. tu 8 p.rn. m Htulclings 10 and 12 ul the Oranue County Fairgrounds Adnus ion l $5.75 for adults and $3 for Sf•ntors, children under 12 dn! free. The F01rqrounds 1:. al 88 P'dtr Dnve, Costa Meses For more mlormation, call (818) 909-9963. A Full Moon Ritual will tie he ld at The l.btest Thing Teaching cmd Ht•almg Center from 7:30 to 9 p.m. with Sandra Sauer. The lee 1s $5 Thl'! Latest Thing b at 270 r:. 17th St .. Costc1 Mesd. For mow mfom1dtton, cull (9·19) 645-6211. SUNDAY A complete garden planning '>t•nundr will be presented at 8:30 d.m. at Roger's G<irCiens, 2301 San Jo<1quin I hlls Road, Corona del Mar. Fu .. ano will discuss what to ddd to your gd1<lcn pdJette from September through Janua1y. Learn ho,w to nrune,_91vide and fertilize For more tnfonnation, Celli (949) (;>40-5800, A home remodeling and decorat- ing show will be held from 10 d m . lob p.m m Bwldmgs 10 <1nd 12 at. thC' Orunge County Fairgrounds. Admission is $5 75 for <1dults dnd S\3 for seniors, children under 12 are tree. The Fdiryround~ ls at 88 F<1tr Dnve, CoslCl Mesa. for more information. call t818J 909-9963 The Muscular D}ill"ophy Assn. will sponsor a fre1>·conl<>rence and seminar on Amyotroph1c Lateral Scleros1!> trom 1 lo 4.30 p .m. dl The Wt>stin Hott>l, 333 I!. Blvd, Long Beach. Dr. Stanley Appel, profe~sor of neurology and c hc11m1dn of lhe Neuroloqy Department at Boylor College will address ALS rnsearc-h Other topKs include· Spe h & Swallov.'ing R piruto- ry & Augmentotivc Commun <:a· Lion and Upper Body Mobility For more mfonnauon, call (714) 841-6939 SE PT. 4 ' Tho Scootf'r Serie Hunt r /Jumper Show v•ill be ht>Jd at the Ornnge County f7a1ry1oundi. today and Sept. 5 The ovcnt will take plac at the Equ stnan Cen- ter. For more mformation, call 1714) 708-1562 Mariner~ Church Christian Sin- g!~ will ho~I a tour of the Getty Museum Travel by luxury bui;, makP-new fnend and enjoy the mu-.eum and garden) for $18. ThP. bu~ leaves the Mdrme.rs parking lot dt 8:30 d m . and retunung at 3:30 p.m. n1c last ddy to register is Aug. 29. To regislN 01 for more information, call (714) 536-4863 SEPT. 9-11 craft-and sewtng-'testh'CJl-wtll be held from 10 a m. to 5 p m. in Building 10 of the Orange Count\ Fairground~. Adm1sMon b $7 tor adults, children 12 und undc>r dfQ free. For more mlormahon, call (8011463-1200. SEPT. 12 "A Brass Fanfare," featuring musicians from th1• Pac1Jlc Sym- phony Orchestra's brasc; ... ection will launch the Newport Beach Pubhc Library's late summer through spring Sunday t-. tus1cales di 3 p.m. The Newport Hi:>ach Central Library is at 1000 Avoc d- do Ave. For more mlormdt1on, call (949) 717-3801 , Th grand opening of Adult Day Serv1re of OriiDg County, a state-of-the-art center peda11zing m Afz.hclmer' and d mentia care will be held horn 2 to 5 p m. Adwt Day Sr•rvKes of Orange County is at 9451 lndaam1polis Ave., Hunt· mgton Beach For more infonna· tiOn, C<tfl (7141593·9 >30. The Newport Beach Central Llbr< rv' Pdrent-Son Rook Club moots· at 7 p.m Boys in fifth and sixth grades rue invited lo partia· pate along with a ·parent or guardian. The club meets the third Thursddy ot every .month. The Newport Beach Central Library is nt 1000 'A\ocado Ave. N •wport' BPach To mg i,ter, or tor more informabon, calJ 1949) 717-3807. SEPT. 17 Tai chi chih classes will begln at lhe Oasis SPn1or Center from 10.30 to 11 ·30 a m. Tdl chi c.hih is the q1•ntle Wd}' IQ htne55 :with Slo_w flowmq nonstrenuous move- m •r I L1dt c.dn be done by anyone of 'ln" ... ge or phyb1ccil dbility. No "Peti.11 eqmpment or attire is requued The lee 1~ $43 for this eight-week class. Registration is ongmny. To re91ster or for more mtormation, ndl (9491 644-3244. The 15th annual California Coa~tal Cleanup Day \\'ill be held from ll d m to noon at more than tloo ites on California beaches, hays, nver<; creeks, parks, ro'ad- "tde:. nnd h19hwdys To volunteer or for more information, call.Mark Patndi. a1 1Q49) 509·6581 --. SEE TOWN PAGE 6 C949l 720· ~02 ::... · _ , :l· Mu• f-J a:;, • ~JC: ::.. , -j=.a~. 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H Nestled into soft, padded dis· play cases as if they were jew· els, 'Smith proudly displayed a $22,000 revolver given to a Texas ranger m the 1890s, an 1873 revolver carried by a Wells Fargo agent traveling m one of the fa stagecoaches and, most unique of all, a Remington semiautomatic pistol with a woman's picture lammated on •,.-----· th~r std~ -0f the handle "This is an Army issue gun, 1943, and probably saw service in the South Pactflc, 1udgmg from the erosion," he scUd. The woman in the picture 1s Glennis Yeager. first wife of Chuck Yea- ger, who served in World War II and then later broke the sound barrier "It was probably his gun," Smith said. "He probably wants it back." . . . . . . " . . •• RON SQllMAN I DAILY PILOT Securlty personnel Wendell Farr, left, makes sure that the guns people bring are unloaded as they enter gun show at the Orange County Falrwounds on Sun day. If so. he'll have to pay. Srruth I seven guns, said pohtic1ans I "People are running out of I to a small cha.Id, holding a par-1 Guns. he said, are perfectly is selling it for $850 should ban ammunition, not here with bags and bags of ents arm in one hand and a box sate dS long as they don't have Robert Godoy, 23, owner of guns. ammunition,• he said, gesturing of bullets m the other. any bullets, and they're worth money. That's why he collects them. ·Next to gold, they're one of the only things that only go up in value." Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT PRESENTED BY IT'S ALL - Hours M.f 8am-6pm dostd Sat & Sun tiiilitO OMHOI COUNTY 0 0 0 D . Save $20.00 on Admission and Taste Scrip with a Passport! Get the Best tor Less! The Passport. entitles you to Friday, Saturday & Sunday admission to the Taste • $15.00 in Taste Scrip ... a $45.00 value! All for only $25.00! Order Yours Today! Continuous Live Entenainment Featuring ... 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He was taken to Newport Beach City Jail and booked on suspicion of disor- derly conduct and public intoxi- cation, a misdemeanor. Police released lum on bis own recog- nmmceClt 3!15 a:m. Sunday-~ Police said the basketball- player-tumed pro wrestler was, despite his infamous temper, not unduly furious about being locked up. "He was about as pissed as anyone would be going to jail," said Newport Beach Police Sgt. Jun Kaminksi. Rodman will be arraigned at the Harbor Justice Center on Oct. 1. This is not Rodman's first brush with the law this year. After he was dropped from the Lakers m April, a Kentucky woman, clauning he had grabbed her in a Las Vegas hotel, filed suit against him A casino security guard also sued turn this spnng, charging that Rodman gyabbed her breast in the Los Vegas Hilton As police were arresting Rod- man on Saturday, Emerson, 36, tned to interfere, and so pohce arrested him for obstructing a police officer. Ray Brewster, the manager at Woody's, said staff there were taking the incident in stride. ~we've had bench-clearing brawls, so it's not that unusual. ARTS CONTINUED FROM 1 be a mere formality if funds could be raised solely thlough private contributions. •we hope that it will be a pri-· J vately funded project because that would be the politically dstute way to do it,• Bartolic said. Councilmen Gary Ada.ms and John Noyes, who represents the district where the facility would be built, and Mayor Dennis O'Neil termed the plans ·concep- tually a good idea." "You are~absolutely) rtght--it'i d good ide • Street said. ~oon't get me wro g, the ·library is beau· tilul. But this would really make the area and the city stand out.• According to preliminary plans., other features to the center would include a two-tiered underground structure to accommodate parkirig and a pedestrian bridge to link Ui9 center to the existing 54,000· squar~-foot lit;>rary. HOME CONTINUED FROM 1 • "There were animals that lived in the house,• Holford saia. ".There was a snake, four dog, · and a pig in the frontyard. • Much of the mess, whicq included feces, could be attrib• µled to the animals, and one of the rooms didn't have any floor ing or carpeting, Holford said. • Neighbors, who wished to remain anonymous, said the have been concerned about ute children. One of the neighboi-t had also donated a sink to t.n., family because there wasn't OI\8 m the.house. ' The property owner at uf8 home in the 2000 block of Con r nental Avenue also was given 14 notice of code viOlations. She wfll have 15 days to remove old toY1! debris and vegetation from ~ yard, 1a1d Sandy Benson, seni~ code enforcement officer. • The children, w!:lo we~ turned over to their father, cann~ return to the home until the pro~ terns are fixed, HoUord 14id. Social Services cannot ~. ment on ... ...-,. al~ mill but I wm 1'11111111 Ullllll' ~ gab;llAdMdrul~ baldrM114d **" . • ~ojly Pilot around town Monday, Ai,igust 231 1999 5 • s nd AROUND TOWN Items to the ~1ly Pilot, 330 W Bay Stv Costa Mesa 926~7. fax them to (949) 646-41 70 or tall (949) 642-5680, E'lrt. 228. A compi te hmng of AROUND TOWN may be I01.1tld at dallyp1lot com ' . The Ronald Reagan Center for Puhhc Affairs will present the H~ yon Fonim with Rep. Chnslo· phl!r Cox (R·Ncwport Beach) al l l 11 m. at the Redgttn L1tm1ry m urn Vdlley. ror mor 1nfomlc1.tlon1 a.U (805) 522-2977. . . ' .• TUESDAY Cwvn Havens will teach the class .:Ntet""l )our Spmt Guides" at The Lirte~t Thing Teaching and Heal- m~Ccnter from 7 to 8:30 pm. The lee for tht" cla i; 1s $35. The Latest . ~tng 1s at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Me a. To register or for more mformahon, call (949) 645-6211. Who le Foods Market Costa Me a 11ltr>1s d free lecture, "Pn•venting C ann•r-There is Only One True l:.\lthe," lrom 7 to 8:30 p.m. with Ur. ln E. Moon Whole Foods Mdr- ki:t 1s dt 1870 Httrbor Blvd m Tn- Dnqle Squarn, Costa Mcsn .. For morn infonndt1on, call (949) 833· 8989. Free seminar and book signing for "Pro'>tdle Jledllh in 90 Daysn will• he presented from 6 30 to 8·30 pm. m the Palla Ctlfe at Mo1ht>r's Markel and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costd Mesa. iR~erval..tons reqwred For more mtonnation, C'dll (800) 595-6667. . J\nne "1cAlpln wlll host a free ~ackm~J Workshop• to teach tbe !>CCrets of packing techmquei. 01 • 7 p.m. at Adventure 16. McAlpm 1s c1 world tr.iveler and Jtitckmg expert ~nd recently app<>a1ed on •The Oprah Win- .trey Show." Adventure 16 1s at Jl959 I larbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) bfi0.3301. WEQN_ESDAY. The Costa Mesa Chamber of ( ·omme1ce hosts d Busmill>s After lfours 1'.llxer from 5·30 to 7:30 pm. al Robert f\1onduvi Wme & (·ood Ct•ntcr, 1570 Scenic Ave .. Co..,td Mesa. Tickets are $10 tor poh•ntldl mE>mbers, vis1tcm; are welc:-:me. For more informal.Ion, · Cdll j714) 885·9090. !. . free seminar UUed "Natural Solutionc; lor PMS & Menopause" will be pr ented from 6:30 to IJ.30 pm. at the Patio Cafe and Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St.1 Costa Me a. Re ervC1llons rcqum~d. Por more infonndtion, Cdll (800) 595-6667. Dr. Stuart SUvennan wUl speak on MF1bromydlg1a: A Mult1-D1sc1- phnary Approach" at the Fthromyalgia Support· Group at 7·30 p.m. ID the Hoag I lo p1tal CcinC'cr Center Aud1tonum, O ne Hoag Drive, Newport Beuch. Adllllss1on is Cree. To register or for more infom1ation, C'all (714) 840-8038. Albert Taylor, author of "Soul Traveler: A Guide lo Out-of-Body Experiences and ' Wonde rs Beyond,~ will speak on th e sub- ject at the Inside Edge bred!Udst meeting ilt the University Club, UCI. Included in the meeting are a full buffet breakfast, interactJv~ table discussions, informal net- working and professional cnter- ldlnm.ent. The cost 1s $20 for first- time guests, $35 for repeat guests. For reservations or more informa- tion, call (949) 460·4242. TH URSO~ The Crossroads Appaloosa Horse Show will be. held through Aug 29 at the Equestrian Center ol the Orange County Fairgrotulds. The Pdlryrounds is at 88 r all' Onve, Costa Mesa. For more mJotma· bon. call (760) 728-9149. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Comri1erce's Sunset After Hours Mixer will be held from 5 to 7 p.m at Bnstol Farms, 810 Avocado Ave., Corona del Mar Members are free and potcn- llttl members are $10. For more information. call (949) 729-4400. FRIDAY Explore Crystal Cove State Park with naturalist Sunon Fellowes on a full moon hike from 7:30 to 9;30 p.m. Hikers will meel dt the El Morro Visitor Center. Cry:ital Cove Stat Park u; at 8471 E. Coost J fig}\way, Newport Beach TI1c hike 1s approximately three mile on dtrt roctds. This 1c; a mod· crate hike, although some parts may be dtfficult. Not recommend· ed for children under 8 Wear good hoes, a 1acket and bnng water. I liker.) will be looking and lislerung for bat-;, owls, coyotes, raccoons t1nd other nocturnal credlurcs. for more information, call (949) 497-7647. A home remodeling and deco- ratmg show will l>e held from noon to 8 p.m m Bwldings 10 dncl 12 dt I.he Ornnge County Fairgrounds. Adm1ss1on is $5.75 for t1dulls and $3 for s.enidrs, cWl- dren un9er 12 arc free. The Fair- grounds 1s at 88 Fair Drive, Costd Mesa. for 1nore mfonnation. call (818) 909-9963. Krista Kirkwood will lead a two- hour d1scuss1on on "Death in the New Age" from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at The Ldtcst Thing Teaching and Healing Center. The f~e iL$10. The Latest Thmg is dt 270 E . 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (949) 645-6211. SATURDAY A complete garden planning sem- inar with Cristin Fusano will ·be presented al 8:30 a.m at Roger's G~denc,, 230 l San Joaquin Hills RO<ld, Corona de! Mar. Fusano will discuss what to acid to your garden palette from September through January Learn how to prune, d.ivid~ and fertilize. For more inJor- mabon, call (949) 640-5800 A traditlonal Italian Midsummer I ff'stival will be hosted by Stefano Albdno, general manager of Tutto Mare restaurant to benefit Child- Help 1.JSA at 6:30 p .m. in Bloom- inyddlP's Courtyard m Fashion I Island. The event will feature Ital- ian spec1alt1es. music and danc- • V//e use only profc.:<tsional product::.: Goldwdl • Redken- • Paul Micchell • Nexxus • Sebastian • Fr.1me~i HAIRSPRAY (714) 540-1877 THE .SAi.ON I Open 7 days I • 298 1 Bristol Sc. #B3 Costa Mesa (Baker/Bristol) . . Orange Campus (fraJlll,noJI \m -tr r. rm .:..J_ ___. __ _ F.J<C:CUll\IC • A Only on.e ------- I ' • • other·place offers yraduate proyrams .. as exceptional as those at Chapman University in Oran9e: Chapman University in Irvine. . o matter whu:h of our O ranHc Countv '-=ampu~c., you dci.:1dc to attend, both ofter full or part-trmc: graduate programs, convenient tune~ for working profeo;s1onal~. a dcdrutcd faculty, pc:l"\onil1:t>d attention and the pc:rkct WAY t1l advance your career P9'0HS 10 AL 5TUDllS GRADUATE PROGRAM n.,..,., SqNsahr ''-'"'· 1.J0.1:00 ,.. •• c...-U.1..,.,, ,lrY,., c..p.. 1Si1S,,..,,., C... l>rtN hnal CA Jom DoctOf (law) MA C..arttr Coon\elin" Mt\ Coun\Cltnll (School) MA Crim1n~I Justice MA Educ3t1on MA Enyl"h MA I 1lm Studies MA Oryoan1zauon31 ~eader\1)1p MA P)ycholo11v (MFT t-.1A Spcc11I ~;lion MA Tc.ichin3_ [d ~ Sd,ool P\yc..holu1w Mhtc:r ol l'lc:•hh ,.\dmin1Hr•11on :\l.ucr "' Phv\u.;al Thcr.ipv Mf~\ l:rc:•tt~c Writin11 Ml r\ r1lm and Tclcvl\1on Prod1.1ctton MS Food ucncc: oind Numuon M':i Human R~ourus Public ~chool Crcdc:nual\ Irvine Ca mpus ( lnclwncd !1 llec• Ttrmt) MA Cnmuul lushcc MA Ora11niu lw,n.11t Lt'.11del'\h p MS Human ~ourc~ M•\lrt or Hcahh AtJm1n1\l1'11tlOn Oranye and Irvine Campu~es .(TraJ1uonJ/ \tmt1ttt Turru) MBA CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY Ott 7010 ruil 10 111 cu1 1-800-578-CHAP ... w 1119 for mor mfonnntmn, c JJ (949) 476·9009 A home remodeling and decorat· mg how \\'Ill be held from 10 am. to 8 p.m. m Butldmg 10 and 12 at the Ornnge County Fairground Admi s1on 1 $5.7:> for adult and $3 for •nJors, duldren undm 12 are lree. The Fairgrounds is at 88 Fair Dnve, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (818) 909-9963. A Full Moon Ritual will be held dt The Latest Thing Tct1ching and Healing Cc>nter from 7 30 to 9 p.m. wtth Sandra Sauer Tlw fE>H is $5. The Lah•st Thmg is ttl 270 E. 17th St., Cosld Mcsc.1. For more infonnat1on, cttll (9491645-6211. SUNDAY A complete garden planning senunar will be pr<.·•wnted at 8 30 a m. at Roger's Gardens, 230 l San Joaquin Hllb Road, Corona del Mar. Fusano will dtscu::.s whdl to ddd to your garden palette from SgntPmber t!rnrngb nug_ry Learn how to pnmP, cJ1vide and fertilize. For more mlormahon, tall (949) 040-5800. A home remodeling and decorat- ing "how will be hPld from l 0 d m to 6 p.m. in Buildings tu ttnd 12 at the Ordnge County Pd1rgrounds. Admission 1s $.5 75 tor adults and Spec h & Swallowmg, Re.spmst.o· I)' & Augrnentalive Commun ca· lion and Upper Body Mohllity. for more mformation, call (714) 841-6939. SEPT. 4 • The Scooter Serie Hunter /Jumper Show will be hPld at the Orange County Fairgrounds today and Sept. 5. The event will take place at the Eque.;,tnan Cen· ter. f'or more mfonnaUon, c-t11l (714) 708-lb62. MarUier Church ChrlsUan Sln· gles will host a· tour of tho Gell y Museum. Travel by luxury bus, make new fnends and enjoy the museum and gcfrdens for $18 The bus leaves the Mannen. parkmy Jot dt 8:30 a .m. and rctummg at 3:30 p.m The last day to reg1 ter t<\ Aug. 29. To register CJr for more information. call (714) 536-4863 SEPT. 9-11 A craft and sewing festival will be held from 10 a m to 5 p m m Building 10 of the OrnngP County Fcl1Cgrounds. Adm1ss1on 1s $7 fm adults, children 12 dnd under dH' free For more mformatlon. c ctll (801) 463-1200. SEPT. 12 The grand openJng of Adult Day S rv1c of Orange County, a tate-of·lhc-art centP.r pedalizing ln Alihelm r' and dementia care will be h~ld from 2 to 5 p.m. Adult Day S rvlc of Orange County at 9451 Indianapolis Ave.,, Hunt· • inc ton B ach For more informa- tion, call (714) 593-9630. SEPT. 16 The Newport Beach Central Library".; Parent-Son Book Club 01 «·ts at 7 p.m. Boys Jn fifth dOd sixth grudP:i are invited to partio · pole along with a parent or guorchan. Th~ club roeets the third Thursday of every month. The NE!wport Beach Central Library is c1t 1000 Avocado Ave., NEfyrp<>rt Bear h To re~ister, or for more mfonnauon, call t949J 717-3807. SEPT. 17 Tai chl cl:ilh classes will begin at the Oa 1s Senior Center from t 0'30 to 11:30 am Tai chi chih lS the gent.re way to fifiiess with strmrr---.~• llowang, nonslrenuous . move- ments thnt ran be done by anyone ol dO} age or physical ability.' No ::.pec1<1l equipment or attire is rPquirPd The fee is $43 for this t•1ght-week class. Registraoon is ongomg. To register or for more 1ntormahon, cd.11 (9491 644-3244. $3 for seniors, c-htldren under 12 are fr<"e Th<' Fcurgrounds is at 88 Fair Drive. Co-,.ta J\lcsd. For more infonnatlon. c dll (818} 909-9%3 1 "A Brass Fanfar e," featuring musicians from the Pdctft( S}1ll· The 15th annual C alifornia Cochtal Cleanup Day will be held lrom Y a .m. to noon at more than 600 sites on C alifomia beaches, ha\s, nver-., creek!), parks, road- side and high"' a} c; To volunteer or tor more mfonnation, call Mark Pdtnck at (ll49) 509-6684. The Muscula r Dy~trophy Assn. phony Orchestra's bra-.s section will sponsor o hee conJerence and will launch the l\.lwport Reach seminar on Amyotroph1c Laterdl Public Library s late :.ummer Scleros1s lrom 1 to '4:30 pm. ctl through spnng Sunday Mu 1calf's The Westin f lotf!l, ~i33 E. Blvd, al 3 p.m. The ewport Be<i( h Long Bt•ach. Centfdl Library is dl 1000 Avoca- do Ave. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. Dr. Stanley Appel, professor of neurology and chturnrnn ol the Neurology Depdrtm~nt at Bo~·lor College will address ALS re!)ec1rch Other topin. include. SEE TOWN PAGE 6 Back to School Needs--- ..,_ .. wbalance t\QVfurtf~~ Shoes 1n Multiple Wrdth Sizes · Even Kids Shoes Come 1n Widths (949) 720-~02 = r:_ J 't. \~c· µ?~--u 1 ~~~2 ~ -~c-.-::-· P~-:'; \~5~t-, .. Sunday Sept. 12, 1999 1 O a.m. -5 p.m . Big Corona State Beach Presented by ---c ......... o• co .... 1•<• A '1M c~c:JJ IAIA Amlltlll .... olAlttkla -Sponsors-r----------------, I . 3Sth AnnuCll I 1 •• ·... l :f Sandcastle I .. KING OF THE SAMDCASnES"· l Contest · I - I ~"rid~. Sept. 12. 1999·10:00 cun to 5:00 pm I . I I I I ..................... ___ __._,..........,.._,_...,J (Must be received~~ I, "" I .. KNIGHT SPONSORS .. 0'11 n,aR1,c;1 o'I c ""'' ,t, { ORf'OllA TJO' ~-Pilot .. _..1tll*9 •M *""" k_ NEWPORT COAST Ill t •••• . _........_ ...... 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The fee is $2 for Orange County Natural History Museum members, $6 for nonmembers. For reservations or more informa- tion, call (949) 831-3287. "Colorful Natives for the Home Garden,• a program offered al Sherman Ltbrctry and Gardens in Corona del Mar, will be held at 9:30 a.m David Songster or the wCatifornia Native Plant Soaety will shdfe his knowledge of Cali- fornia native plant growing nus program is pd.rt or the Weekend Gardener Senes wluch is free and open to the general public. For more mfonnation, call (949) 673- 2261 The Republican party of Orange County wlll host the Orange County Pro-Life PAC Breakfast at 8.30 a m. al the Hyatt Alicante Hotel m Garden Grove. The guest spedker will be state Senator Ray Haynes. For more mformatton, Cdil Pat Fdllelli dt (714) 692-2003. • SEPT. 21 A clas~ for parents focusing on building ·relationships, disc1plin , ~1tive mo4vation, conflict reso- lution and dealing with Us.ntrums will be held from 7:30 to 9 pm. The class, •Why don't you listen to me?" is taught by a licen ed clutical social worker and costs $85 per person or $105 per couple for the five-week senes. Preregis- tration is required. To register or tor more information, call (949) 253-5701. SEPT. 26 The Eighth Annual Komen Orange County Race for the Cure, hosted by . the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Founda- tion, will be held from 7 :30 to t 1 a m. at Fashion Island, Newport I Beach. This is the nation's biggest annual senes of races with pro- ceeds dedicated solely to rdl.Sing money for breast cancer. A race T- shirt is included in the entry fees-$25 for adults and $15 for brea_st cancer survivors and youths 17 and under. ONGOING Beginning ln September, new storytimes for children age 3 to 7 will be held at Newport Ebranes. Pajama storytime, where · dren are invited to come in th ir paja- mas and bring a stuffed animal, around town will be offered at 7 p.m. on Wedn days at lhe Corona dcl Mar branch, 420 Mnngold Ave. Pajama storytime will be offered at 7 p.m. on Mondays starting Sept. 13 at the Central Library. 1000 Avocado Ave. Saturday sto- rytime will be offered at the Cen- tral Library at 10:30 a.m. starting Sept. 11. For mor~ information, call (!U9) 717-3801. Jewish Family Service of Orange County is sponsoring an ongoing Jewish healing support group for people experiencing chronic ill- ness. The purpose is to provide participants with emotional and spiritual support to manage ill- ness and its consequences. The group meets Thursdays at 7 p.m. at Jewish Family Service, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Aften- dance is tree, but preregistration is required. To register or for more information, call (714) 445-4950 The public ls invited to view "Abstracts of Nature,• an eXhibit of photography by Dave Vomber- er, on display at the Newport Beach Central Library foyer from Sept. 1 to 30. 1be NewponBeaCh Central Library is at 1000 Avoca- do Ave. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. The Coln and Stamp Club meets every Monday al the Oasis Senior Center from 1 to 3 p.m. New members who are interested in trading, buying and selling stamps and coins are being sought to join the e mfonnal meeting . Thero are no fee:. rcqwred. for more mlormation, call (9-f9J 644-3244. Jewt b Family Service otters ongoing b reavement support groups for adults at all stages of loss. The groups share expcn- ences, hear how othcn> deal with grief, receive suppqrt and leam ways to cope with sadness and loss. One group mr.cts. on Tues- days at 7 p.m. at Beth Jacob in Irvine. The second group meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays al Temple Judea in Laguna Hills. The third group meets at 1 p.m. Thursdays at the Ezra Center in Anaheim. There is no fee tor these groups, but pre- registration is required. For more informatiop, call (71 4) 445-4950. All newcomers to the Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, BaJbOa Island and Newport Coast area are invited to meet others who are also new to the area at the New- port Beach Newcomen.' Club. This group of women meets once a month on Wednesdays al differ- ent homes and locdtions. For more --ormation, please call (949) 644-0302. ... International Speedway Racing will be held Saturdays in August from 7:30 to 10 p .m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Adrrussion is $9 for adults, $6 for seniors 62 and up and juniors 13 to 17, $3 for children 6 to 12 and children under 5 are free. The Frurgrounds is at 88 Fau Dnve, Cost4 M a. For more in1onnation, C'all (949) 492-9933. Jewish Family Service of Orange County provides a :,upport and discussion group to aSSlSt partio- pants m their recovery from child- hood or teenage sexual abuse. The qroup meets on Tuesdays from 8 to 9:30 p.m. at 250 E. Bak· er St., Costa Mesa. Preregistration is required. For more information, call (714) 445-4950. A Dealing wttb Divorce Support Group is offered by Jewish Family Service of Orange County. The group is led by an experienced cowiselor and meets on Tuesdays. at 6 p.m. at the Jewish Federabon Campus, 250 E. Baker St. Suite G, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, mcluding dates and fees, call Heather Watson at (714) 445-4950. An Interfaith couples support group is offered by Jewish Family Service of Orange County. The · group addresses issues faced by couples where one partnerr1s Jewish and the other is not, including ra1smg children, observing holidays, displaying symbols in the home as well as relationships with extended fami- lies. The group meets for three weekly sessions on Wednesday evenings at J ewish Family Ser- vice, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, including dates and fees, call (714) 445-4950. The Daily Pilot and The Cannery Restaurant cordially invite you to celebrate in a fond farewell to The . Cannery, which is closing its doors, Sept. 12. • Jo in us for no.-host cocktails and complimentary hors d'oeuvres in The Cannery's upstairs lounge overlooking beautiful Newport Harbor on Tuesdays, Aug. 1 7, 24 and Sept. 7 5:30 .. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 31 -Daily Pilot Realto rs' Night (by invitation only) The Cannery is taking re ervations for Restaurant and Cruises for groups of 30 or more. To book your party, call (949) 675-5777 Daily Pi'°* The Cost.. Mesa Chamber ol Commerce Networkers B~ Leads luncheon takes plaoe'11 at 11:45 a .m. Wednesdays at COlia Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Road, Costa Mesa.. For more information, call (714) 885- 9090. Body condJtlonlng clauea mature adults are offered Tuesdays and Th~ys at~ a.m. at Chain Reaction, 39j8 Campus Drive, Newport Bead. The first class is free with a CQSt Of $10 per cl.ass or $80 for 10 I from then on. Bring a tow water. Ught hand weigh recommended. For more infi - tion, call (949) 588-2427. • ~ .. The Walldng Club of N.,,... Beach will meet at 9 ,a.m. aid .7 p .m . at Hospital Road and SUlllJ- or Avenue. Lose the weight9Dd have fun. For more informa&, call (949) 650-1332. Applications are availabl students planning to enroll fall at OCC. Applications are the school's Admissions "Records OffiCe, 7101 F~ Road, C~ta Mesa. Pall clas begin Aug. 16. For more inf~- ti.on, call (714) 432-5072. • The Sea Explorer Ship Del 711 of Orange County . offe a program for young men 14 to interested in learning about •· ing, seamanship, piloting, navif4· tion and cruising. Meetini from 6 to 9 p .m. Wednesda t the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1 W. Coast Highway, Ne Beach. For more information. ~ (949) 642-6301 or (949) 551-8591. OASIS Senior Center offers~ ing assistance, counseling • referral services for seniors. For appointments or more inform .... call (949) 644-3244. .. The Costa Mesa Senior Cltbo Square and Round Dance Chlb seeks experienced dancers to join its group from 9 to 11 a.m. Thurs- days at the Costa Mesa ~ Center, 19th and Pomona streets, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (714) 545-5669. A free support group for canper . patients meets at 7 p.m. Wed.ties· days and a support group for people suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome meets from 1 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays at the Insti- tute fv• Holistic lTeatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100, Newport Beach. For more mlormation, call (949) 2.51· 8700. Arthrltls Foundation Instructor Hillary Stone leads an exe{cise cl.ass at 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E. Bak· er St , Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 513-5641. NigbUy meetings are offered lo Costa Mesa and Newport BeA~ for anyone who want$ to ove.r- come nicotine addiction. For a schedule or more information, call (714) 774-9106 or (800) 642· 0666. The Newport Sports Collectioa Foundation, a nonprofit organiza- tion, operates a free museum al 620 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. The museum. whidl has one of the world's largest col- lections of ~rts memorabilia.. js open. .from. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m_ wc;ek .... days. For more information, call (949) 721-9333. The Costa Mesa Senior C~ ' offers watercolor classes Wedne; days, th.rough Aug. 2.5, from 1 to 4 p.m. The fee for the 10-week 'class, taught by Diana Loschiavo, is $50. For more infonnation, caSl (949) 645-2356. Hoag Cancer Center apomon a free tai chi class for intermediate to advanced levels from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursdays for peoplat with cancer and their f amUiet. A beginner session meets from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Fridays. 1b8 classes are designed to red\.al:le stress, increase longevity anCI promote a sense of well-beinf with basic, easy-to-learn, nODo strenuous movements to alCl iR balance and concentration. 1llil class is taught by Victor~ No registration is required. Pree. Hoag Cancer Center ls at ~ W. Coast Highway, Ne~ Beach. Por more informatloli. call (949) 122·6237. ~ : • • • ~,,,.._,.. _ . ...,.... -• ... -,, ... ~ .... ( •.... ' r~h '• • I I ' • •·J• ......... s.:.. ~·-- -.., ..... • ' .J1 •• • ~-- - • ,. ,.J. ... -- -w • -----,__· .. . . k, • ~oy, Augu~t 23, l 999 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949..57 4-.4223 Guij m1 ----------------------------------~--............ ._ .. -----......;;;;;;;;;;;;._ ______ .,._ __________________ ___ -~ COASTERS :,.~first-yea r Orange Coast coach .taeeks to maintain aquatics tradition. To'\/\ 4<\trt>IU·UJ -n"n' !Xiyflb i al.k about being al the nght place at the i;ight time. Fmt-year head ch Mike Giles came to Orange Coast College with Qle intention of being an t~tant to aquatics legend ~Yi Watson for the women's 9!1'~er polo team, when life changed for the ·~ear-old. :f~d When Don decided to 'semi' retire and b~ten up his work !Odd, he did everything _ p~ could to help me fit into this new ~it\ration, • Giles said. •He's built this d~&oatics program to such a high level of ·-:e&rution, I'm really excited to keep this "~tion rolling m the right dt.rection. • ·~es has done a rather excellent job of .. g winning trad1llons wherever he's been throughout his coaching career. After compebt.tng m water polo at Oxnard 11\lffdh in Ventura County and at Orange Coast ;aettnege, Giles got into sales and was a ard for a few years, before coaching. -was at Woodbndge High m 1965 when I~ ~s first g~t the opportunity to ~evelop tingster into_ not orut great swmuners and er polo plll~ts. but responsible youn~ ts as well. •That was 1ust a summer job for me,• Giles remembered. "But at that point, ~ed how much I loved working with • getting the results out of hard work,. pmg fit and having a blast doing it. ew this is what I really wanted to do.• • ~vr. ... rom Woodbridge High, Giles became a XPERIENCED ROOKIE bead coach for Newport Beach Aquatics, as well as Newport Harbor High's swim team. But perhaps his most impressive high school coaching achievement came at Canyon High where Giles led the boys water polo program to five straight CIF Southern Section playoff appearances and lll> best wm/loss record in school history. On the Q1Tls side, Giles led the Lady Comanches to their first-ever Century League title, as well as forming the school's first-ever girls water polo team. •When I first started coaching water polo, I used to be extremely aggres ive on the Mike Giles Cahforrua area. sidelines,• Giles said. "I was tough on officials and !inn with my players Now, I've learned to let things play themselves out rn the pool and I've learned to stay cool under pressure. Kind of like a Pat Riley-style of coaching, is what I'm trying to pattern my coaching style after.• Giles has been a strong force m developmg girls water polo in the Southern He is the founder and banquet coordinator of the All-CIF Girls Water Polo Banquet, which aids in hononng outstanding high school play throughout the area. On-the club level, Gil hti also won his. share of titles, winning seven Orange County Swim Conference champ1onslups m 12 years, as well as coaching the ORCA boys 18-under water polo squad to it's first-ever National Junior Olympics TIUe. Now here at OCC, Giles looks to bring his experience to an already successful program, with some help from Watson and others. Sept. 1~11 -Saddleback Toumament Sept. 15 -at Southwestern, 4 p.m. ~ Sept. 22 -at Gr0M1ont. 4 p m. ,Sept. 24·26 • at Olablo Valley Tour~ment ~pt. 29 • San Diego Mesa (home) <-Oct. 6 -Saddleba<.k• (home), 4 pm. • 4 Oct. 12 -at Palomar, 4 p.m. Oct. 13 -at Cypress•, 4 p.m. Oct. 1>16 -Citrus Tournament Oct. 22·23 -l.o"9 Beach Tournament Oct. 26 -Santa Ana• (home), 4 p.m. Oct. 28 ~Riverside• (home), 4 p.m. Nov. 5-6 -Orange Empcre Conference championships at Saddleback College • denotes Orange Empire Conference game. •Don will sbll be here as our strength and onditioning coach,•• Gtles said. "Having · and (men's coach and Olympic team aptain) Chris Oeding here redlly makes for unbelievably strong reputation and I think that helps in bwldmg a winning tradition.· So tar the women·~ team is playing a strong role in that wmrung tradition In only three years, the Pirates were ranked No 2 in the state in 1997 and No. 6 in 1998. Being a hrst-year coach at a college with such a high reputation for wmrung is not alw~ys easy, but fortunately. for Giles, his goals-are-imilar with that of OCC' 'T ~ "Obviously I would like to help us reach the State playoffs again.• Giles said. ·1 reaJJy want to keep up the tradition around here and with the caliber of players we have, along with support staff I have around me with Watson and Ceding, along with the tremendous support of Jane Hilgendorf, our success should remain high." . QUOTE OF THE A -whet! Don (Watson) dedded to 'semi' rafre and li;rten up his m load he d"td IVlf'Ydiing he coutd to help me At into this new sltuafion _ • Mike Giles, OCC women's water polo coaeh tit , SPORTS HALL ·OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM . . . BOB CURRY -Newport Harbo - •An all-around athlete for tile Sailors, most would agree, po.u!1d for pound, few could match him on that basis. Rt<ll \HI> llUV'I a testament for kids today, listen to ob Currv and en1oy it while you're young. Not that Curry didn't savor playing football in high chool or college, bul his favonte years were the unconfined momf'!nts m his early days. •1 en1oyed playing Pop Warner football more than anything else," said Curry, thP 1969 Athlete of the Year at Newport Harbor High C'OdSl in 1970, but OCC wrestling coach Jack F8lf got his ear and talked him into pounding the mats again. Cuny didn't want to play three sports m community college, so be stuck with football and wrestling. Curry played comerback under OCC football coach Dick Tucker when the Pirates achieved a combined 12-5-1 record in 1969-70 and made fm.t-team all-C'onference as a freshman, mtercepting a team-ledding sue passes in 1969, at 1he tune the Uurd-best mark in school history. who also played football at Orange .------...-------Curry earned Coast College and Cal, where he was the Golden Bears' starting comerback m 1972. "I guess lt JUSt seemed like a busmess (at Cal), and it was a lot more carefree in <..econd-team all-conference in 1970, then, along with three other Pirates, accepted a schoiarstllp offer from Cal and played under Ray Willsey his first yedI and Mike White his second (Costa Mesa) Pop Warner (on the Colts). We bad some good Bob Curry "ll was great (playing at CaJ), • Curry said. "It was teams and won qwte a few games.· Cuny. who played oflenswe guard one .year and fullback another o;eason m'Pop Warner, grew to 5-foot-9, 165 pound:> -his peak weight at Cal -and played wing and comerback for Coach Wade Watts at Newport Harbor from 1966 through 1968, earrung All-Sunset League and All-Orange County his eruor year as the Cinderella Sa1lor.1 opened the season 5-0. •We weren't expected to do all that much, then we kind of hit a couple of teams that knocked us off." Curry said, refemng to consecutive losses m the fall of 1968 to Sdllta Ana, Anaheim and Westminster, before the Tars defeated Huntington Beach in the season finale to hrush 6-3. An aJJ-around athlete at Newport Harbor, Curry captured the Sllll!>et League wre..c;Uing title at 148 pounds his seruor year and played outtield and catcher on the baseball team. • ActuaJJy. (baseball) was my , <port to pursue if I wanted to -prt>long my alhletic care r, t>ut I enjoyed football more,• :>atd Cuny, who was qwck, but not fast on the gndiron, and loved hitting. Cuny, who later became a rugby star, thought about playing baseball at Orange an eye-opening e."<pcnence playing in front of a lot of people and traveling like v.e did. "Pop Warner dehrutely bnngs back good memone:> but when I got to college, particularly at Cal, at became more of a bus10ess. U you didn't wm. you weren't goLng ta be. there. It was more relaxed at the lower levels." Among Cuny's collegiate highlights were k.nockmg USC W1de receiver Lynn SwJ.nn out of a game with a big lut • ActuaJJy, (Swann) tncd to make a move and got up m the a.ir, and I 1u.c;t twisted rum the wrong way,• Cuny said. Curry, who played at OCC and Cal with defensive tackle Dave Gleason, later discovered rugby and found it to be · enjoyable and competitive. ·After the game, you'd oc:1alize with the other team.· Curry said. "It was kind of uruque, very different from lootball.· C~, now 48, played rugby t Oil and ""1th tht> Newpon-.--• Rugbr Club (now the Back Bay Rugby Club). Curry, a salesman who is inQle and lives m Co ta Meso, 1s a member of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, celebrating the millenruum . Bowman, Qark making most of trip to Alaska big question mark coming off 15 months of rehabilitation following elbow surgery. · There are a lot of unknowns Now they were glad to have Bowman was a 1994 Daily when it comes to Alaska, kept bun around. Pilot Dream Team lection and but one thing is for cert4in:· Bowman, 23, was almost the Orange County AU-Star some of the best summer ' unhittablo for the Ken& (Alaska) Game MVP, before movmg on to • Both on way back to colle ge with a ton of confidence and experience under their belts. collegiate baseball is played in Peninsula Oilers of the Alaskan play at Rancho Santiago College the "Last Frontier." Baseball League. ~ (Santa Ana College) and the Players from all over the ln 21 appearances out of the Uruverstty of San Francisco. country bead up to Alaska for bullpen, Bowman amassed a 4-0 Bowmnn ha alr ady cttmed summer leagues to learn from record with a team-record rune hu. undergraduate degr m some of the best baseball minds Mves and an 0.66 ERA, helping econorruc:s at usr. but till ha m the country. the Oilers win the ASL tiUe and one more y ar of chg1bihty, Great weather, very long days, a trip to tho National Baseball which he will u e this upcoming beautiful scenery and intense Congress World Senes in "ason. baseball In Alaska glveS players Wichita, Kan. For fonn r Orange COft! t looking to play in the cOU~ate •Saving a game is the College all·confcrenro fu'St ranks an opportunity to get e next-~t thing to a ba eman Ryan Clark, he bowed glimpse of where they fit on game-winning hit," Bowman a lot or people that h1 bueb8ll'• food chalil. told the Peninsula Clarion on nsational fr hman 5eaf0n at Far IOIDe, it'• a great to test July 30. •11ove the role I'm 111 Coast was no Ouke while out eome repaired goods. -lt builds charac:t«. I want to playing with 80wm1m and the Par l&M C.oroaa del Mar grad be the guy the teun t\lml to.• Oilers. Jell 8cJwlDml. IUI J)llformaDCe Opponenll ~ ICCftd oo1y After a Uecent regular season tbll...,... op r ad a lot of eyes. two rum on Boww In 27113 in Alaka. Clatk became a man Wbm 8owlDID wmt tb lnnlngl of work, ..,.... the po•111d In the National AJlllll to IMY .. ...,.., bwball. rigblbendar 1l ~to the Buebd Coogrw World Seriet be a.I to .... mg md All-Ai.a Beleblll .._, In Wlddta. ICU , Mlpb>g the ll.=e·s·m1a::·:.:,..,:J.:~Nal~·=b=~~ .. =--==-=Cl~·:·::J aa.. r..da ....... piQNb.,, .......... CWll' ... COLLlllS In the etght..gam tournament taang ome of the l<>P p1tchers ln the country, the Long Beadl State-bound Clark WtMd .533 tt6"30) wtth a home :run. five runs scored :and ts RBl1. Clark'• productiOn teem to get bet* and better' u each game got tougher and more lmpOl1ant Aftsa2bl.,...1Dtllll nnt tbNe ..... °'* •phll1d 1ar1• .... ••11111ta.a....._ ._.... MIN Along with growing confidence, Alaska also taught Bowman, Clark and the rest of the Oilers about handling ason-end1ng adversity. Th Oilers weie nearly Uminatcd earlyili the tournament and, m fact. we.re down to thclr last out before scoring S1lC runs ma !4-10 victory over th .PUeblo Chi ftam in the third geme ol . th tournament. They toolt the momentum from that wild com8beck will d the way to the~ game. •• Tbll team's~ good cbemistry, .. Ciiia ...... IODOWlng. SM Prw:aeoo Se111. .,.., • ._ llnc:j llail ........ .,...,.,, . .. ..... 8 Mondoy. Augu't 23, 1999 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTIALL Doily Pifot. RECREATION STANDINGS City of Costa Meu Modified~ c• Division 1. Sticks & Stones, 16; 2. Beachcombers, 12; 3. Tooch'em All, 8, 4. Groonds Crew, 2: S. Rock Harbor, 1. Modffied ~ 0.1 Division 1. PSA Rook1~. 14; 2. (tie) Fairview II, californla Oream1n', 12 each; 4. Ver1f~HP. 8; s. Come-Badcers, 6, Men'• t..owW 0 Ofvlslon 1. T-Blrds, 16; 2. (tie) PAO Nedl10V111t1m•: MV&P. 12 each; 4. Bad News Broke 5 Good. Bad and Ugly, 8; 6. Prow1e Men'• a-1 Division 1. Blood, Sweat. Seers, 16; 2. PO 14, 3 Newport Wholesale, 12; 4. C 6; 5. lowted, 4; 6 O.P.'s Goldslugg Men's C.J Dfvlslon • Four area squads begin the three-day conditioning drills today, looking to improve upon 1998 campaigns. Sept. 9 by hosting Marina at Nt.-wport Horbor. Among their marqu 6. Outers. 4; 7. RBl's. 3. playt!rs are tallback Grant Estabrook and offensive tackle Scan Fenton, 1. =::-:~ ~2~.%=kers, the latter a prospect to continue colle{llately in the Ivy League. lO; 3 Staff Infection, 9; 4. spa-Sties. 8; 1. Outers. 10; 2. (tie) Lude Boys, Homebird, 8 each; 4. Mudville. 6; 5. Behr's. 2. Men's C~ Division 1. Siiky SUiiivan's, 18; 2. Max's Sportil Bar, 12: 3. Whiners, Geezers S Please~ 1• lJMrtV l~t 1.AAHi CdM, whtch moves from the rugged Sea View League to the PC'L, s Th F" 1 6 s d 11 6 1 Bi 1 _ • etrm,;.us,;. g brings renewed optimism into the campaign, despite having qu<>sbon TroubleL 3. murks at sf'vE>ral positions. Coed c Division ~Pb 10; 4. Rebels. B; 5. Textron, 6. , Newport-M esd District high school football teams rrom Corona del Mar, Costa M esa, Estancia and Newport Harbor take their mQSt defm- 1t_\ve step toward turrung the page on d chsappointing 1998 campdign today. when the 1999 season kicks off with condiborung drills. • The annudl three-day conditioning period. m which players work out in helmets, T-i.hirts and shorts, marks the offiaal transition to the upcoming season Teams will move to run gear Thursday as they con - unue preparnb.on for scrurundges Sept 3 and season openers Sept 9-10. ihe Sea Kings sustamed a blow when two-year starting quarter-1. Misfits. 16; 2. Barking Spiders. 11; back Mike Bergey WdS dismissed from the team over the summer. . i . Suds #1, 10; 4. Fairview, 6; s. Fanatics • Only, S; 6 Pierce St Muckrakers, 4, 7. • .Coach JeU Brtnldey welcomes bis 14th Newport Harbor edJUon. Mama's & Papa's, 2. Coed 0.1 DMsion hopmg the Sailors can culminate the program's most successful decade 1. The Gimps, 11: 2. (tie) Head First. Men's 0.2 DlvislOn ·I " I' 1. (tie) Old Timer$, Land of the Losli jt 1: 14 each; 3. 0 Tour, 10; 4. Bedrock ·: Bombers, 8; S. Swing This, 6; 6. West ,1 1 Coast Carpentry, 4, : Men'• 0.3 Division "' •\ ever with their eighth playoff trip in the 1990s. Rug Rau, 10 each; 4. sos, 8; Harbor nussed the playoffs a year ago and finished 6-t, but is bol-• s. Sharkbites, 7, 6 Westmark stered by the return of all-district and all-league receiver-salety Billy Mortgage, 6; 7 CCNM, 4; 8 Guardian C layton. In addition , the Tars welcome back 6-foot-8, 242-pound offen-Power, 0. 1r 12YZX, 18; 2. Brewski~. 12; }. (tfe) 1 Lobotomlzers. Don't Matter. 10 eachi , s. Troublemakers. 6; 6. Pirates, 2.· • Men's D4 Division 1. Polk High. 18; 2. X-Q-Club. 13; ' Newport-Mesa schools arEt dflxious to srufl focus away from last sea- -son , m whlch, for the fU"St time since 1986, none of the four local pro- grams earned d postsedson victory. 1ve tackJe Blair Jones, who has already received scholan;hip offers 1, (tie) Ri=:'t!s~~~:s. 12 from USC. Cal, Oregon and Michigan. Harbor scnmmages Mission Viejo in preparation for its Sept. 9 open-each; 3· Mercy, lO; 4· BaU\ers, 8, . . . 5. So Sue Me, 6; 6. TKC Bashers, 3, er agamst Visiting Orange. 1. Underestimators, 2. 3. Players, 11; 4. Sharks, 10; 5. Realt~ 1 2; 6. Starbucks Crew, 0. -· SUMMER BASKETBAU STAND1NGS " SundayL.-gue :: The preseason scnrnmage. abandoned in 1979 when the CfF South- ern Section expanded the reguJd! season to 10 games, is a welcome addition for coocheo cmd playen;. It-will-allow-coaches to mor-e aceu- rately evaluate 1wrsonnel under game conditions. For the players, it will help alleviate the tedium of practicing against teammates. J · Coed REC Division • Estancia begbd its second _!eaS<>n l01der the gu!dance of Coach 1. Max's Sports Bar, 19; 2. RSI B_1g__~s, Dave J>erkiilS, who got a head start on ilie compebtion by taking ~15; 3. Tea'!' YPAC. 13; 4. (tie} PillSbUry, Eagles to a full-contact· swnmer camp at Fresno State in June. Base Bandtts, 11 each; 6. (tie) Byte Me, Perkins figures to unprove upon a 1-9 debut season m wluch Hornets, 9 each; 8. Psomas Psox. 6; inJ. uries decimated his veteran players and forced him to for~e feed var-9· B.A.O .. 2; 10· swingers, 1 · 1. (tie) Who Riders, Junk in the Trunk. •1 Yellow Jackets, 4-2 each; 4.. (tie) Staff L lnlectTon, Wilocats 11. 3-3 eacl\'; 6. Goodfellas, o-6. ! Monday League 1. The Flips, 6-0; 2. Setuf>s. 4-2; 3. (tie) Bricklayers, RMC, carnivorous Apes. 3·3 • • Coach Jerry Howell begins his fifth season at Costa Mesa with eyes on a Pacific Coast League title. The Mustangs advanced to the C IF D1v1Slon VI playoffs last fall, marking the first time in school history Men's 9-2 Division s1ty newcomers. 1. Lightning & Lumbei 18, 2. The Among those who gained seasoning and return with promise is Devils, 12; 3. NMCC. 6; 4', Old Skool, 2. senior offensive tackle Kyle Westman. Men's C-3 Division each; 7. Cor1eone Family, 2-4; , 8. Sneaker Squeakers, o-6. 1. lUesdity l.Ngue I 1. (tie) Wildcats, Villfnz, S-1 each; they had been to the playoffs three straight seasons. , The Eagles scrimmage Orange before opening Sept. 10 by hosting 1. Outers Again, 13; 2. The Hacks-, 11; 3. Outers. 4-2; 4. (tie) Head Hunters, Big 1• Dummies, 3-3 each; 6. The Dribblers. • 1-5. Mesa, whlch scrimmages Ca.lvdry Chapel before opening Sept. 10 agcUnst Saddleback at Orange Coast Colfoge, welcomes All-Newport- Mesa District and all-league returners Dave Weir, Shaun 'Ferryman, Jason Ranlun, ElJseo Mcirtinez and Luis Avdlos Magnolia at Newport Harbor. 3. The Chuc.ks, 8; 4; Old #7, 1. Unlike most of his colleagues in the Southern Section, Perk.ins does . Womens -:>•vision 1 . not believe in two-a-days electing mstead to concentrate worlc into 1 · (tie) Alley Cats, Still Playing, 6, ll. • 3. Stray Katz. 8; 4. Coming 'Round one prac ce. • Again, -1. Wednesday LHgue 1. Soft Tubs, 4-0; 2. Tall Guyz, 4-1; 3. (tie) Goat Hill Snails, O.B., 2·3 each; 5. Fishing Oub, 0.5. • Corona del Mar, which joined Mesa ln the postseason a year ago, will be guided for the fifth straight fdll by Dick Freeman, last year's Newport-Mesd Distnct Coach of the Year Mesd, CdM and Harbor, however, will take advantage of multiple Men's upper D Division practices, typically supplementing twice-daily workouts with addition-1. warriors. 18; 2 (tie) OalyOBat. TRO, al nudday sessions focusing on speoal tealllS' and/or weightlifting. 14 each; 4. (tie) Hooligans, The Lushes, Players at Newport and CdM will remain on campus all day, foster-12 each; 6. Marauders, 8; 7. Ball mg camaradene and, coaches believe, increasing footbalJ focus. Busters, 1; 8 Stoneworks, -1 nwrsct.y League 1. Big Ballers. 4-0; 2. Beachside Bombers. 3-2; 3. (tie) CGC. Team #3, 2-3; 5. Ronin. 1-4. The Sed. K.mgs (6-5 last fall), scnmmdge Villa Park before opening Hoop-It-Up coming to Huntington Beach The 1999 H O O p S Hoop-It-Up LOOKING BACK World Tour will make its annual stop m the pdrkmg lots of the Huntington Stdte Beaches, Sept. 18-19. Coach Myron Muter was expectmg greatnes tor his C.Osta Mesa High football team after a 9.3.2 campaign, which included a trip to the 5 CIF Division VIII champion hip game. With oftenstve guard-defellSlve After putting together the most successful football seuon m chool history. capped by a CIP Southern Section Division Vl ~m­ pionsh1p, Corona del Mar Hi.gh Coach Dave Holland warned fans to be patient. end Jason Weir, cornerback-running back Charles Chatman, and More thdn 2,400 players and 12,000 spectdtors Me expected to pdrt1c1pate in thP Pvent. Tourndment play 1s ava1Jable for dll skill levels and interested pluyers can call the I loop-It-Up Hotline at (310) 546-274 1. The rl'g1strabon deadline 1S Sept. 8. defensive end-fullback Dewayne Cren!lhaw, all three All-CIF return- ers, leading the charge, the Mustangs hopes were set high, with eyes upon a Pacific Coa~t Ledgue title ond u rcpedl top to the CIF huals. . Led by nosegua1d Bill Johns and hght end Mike Freeman, tioth returning all-league standout , the Newp~>11 Harbor High Sailors hoped to be league spoilers and compete for a football playoff spot. Though picked to finish toward the! hottom of the Sea V1ew League, Wlth returnees Brian Lucas, Weston Johnson, Jerrolt Willard, Jell Jackson, and Warren Johnson at his disposal, Holland's Sea Kings were excited to better tbeu 1 i·0-2 record from the 1988 $eCl- son. Hoop-It-Up, wluch is open to those dges 8 and older. 1s m its 11th year and has hosted more thdn one rrullion players smcc its mrepbon coach Jett Brinkley expected h1 Sculors to earn a school-record sixth straight CIF playoff berth. • Coming off a 7-3-t season, which included a CIF playoff berth, t he Estdncia High team was expecting to challenge for the sea View League title. Led by seven three-year starter&, the Eag'!os were ranked third in the preseason footbaU rankings for ClF Division VJ . The Ntttionci.I Baskctbull Asso- c1allon sanctioned the Tour dS its official 3-on-3 bdskethall tour m 1992. On the heels of n ·1-9 effort, lootball CQ&ch John Uebengood u ed c;reativity to bOlster his lineup fOI the 1994 sea on. With the introduction of four Estanoa High basketball players to the gndiron, L1ebengood found some added MZe and proven winners. Senior fullbaCk-linebacl<cr Oscar lomell and returrung all-loogue lme- mdn Joey Herman loukCd to lead the Eagles bac:k to the ;playoffs. Coach John Llebengood ~ai. looking for leadenbip from All·CIF candidate • Josh Wojtklewtcx and All-CIF tight end-defensive back returnee Kevin Tho111H. " The Newport Harhoc High squad had relted upon a strong running game dur- ing the pa t two bcasons, but Coach Jeff Brtnkley looked to the sky as the 1989 :;ea on approached. Retumrng quarterback Steve Scheck and wide receiver Aaron Kauer were to become a largt"r part to the offense, lendmg upport to the oackUeld of Tc>dd Farley and Wayne Fraser. Tournament d1v1s10ns rnnge trom Top Gun (colleg1ate level or h1gher) to recreational, mcludmg spec1dl divlSlons for t~ns (17 and younger). youngsters ( 10 and younger) and players over age 35 After battling through the tough Sea View League to mnke the playoct. a year earlier, first-year Corona dcl Mar High faced a s1mDa.r challenge. With the league reduced to six teams and fewer playoff spots available BolstP-red by 11 retumeq; with start.mg expenencc, and lead by 1993 all-district prefonners quarterback Aaron Perlmutter, wide receiv<->.r·cornerhaCk BUly Taketa, and running back- strong safety J.J. DICesare, the Sea Kings appeared ready for the c;hallenge. • The Costa Mesa .High Mustangs hopeB w<?re set on n Paoflc Coast League champi6nship upcoming champaign. BUI Workman's mn(h ason began with only four starters returrung frorfl last These h opes were bolstered by seven rctummg defensive starters for Coach Tom Baldwin. O ffensively the ~root lmc, led by lirat team All-PCL returnee Pat Myers, was looking to rip open holes for fullback Tony Hoover. The entrylee 15 $108 per team ($1 40 for op Gun division), w tuch proV1 'S edch team at least three scheduled gdmes. Toumdment play takes place from 9 a m. to approximately 5 p m. on Saturddy and 9 a.m to approxunately 3 p .m. on Sunday. season's 8-3 team, the third team from Orange Coast College to go to a l.>owl game in the past fou years. Despite the question marks. the Pirates did have some aces in the h ole Wltli Mission Conference C f•ntral Division Offensive Player of the Year Jeff Clayton returning at tailback. Tight end Chris Quinn, and rruddle linebacker Travis Mtcullough al~o returned to the starting lineup, <\nd were looking to repeat the success of prevtous P1ratn football sclullds. As usual, Orange Coast College's defe.nse was expected to be strong. CoacJ1 Bill Workman looked to quarterback Greg Angelo.Sc to guide his offense, work· ing with wide receivers Mark Craig. a Newport ,Harbor Hlgh product, and the speed..v Melvln Johnson, to overcome the Inexperience of the 1989 sqµad. I PUBLIC NOTICES J I PUBLIC NOTICES BSC 8659 R!rsonal representative NOTICE OF PETfnON wit l5e requlred to g111e no- TO ADMINISTER hce to lnt4llested persons ESTATE OF: unless they t1ave wal\l'ld A. STEPHENS notice or consented to the LOWRIE proposed actlOO l The rn· CASE NO. A19,..,18 dependent adm1n1stra11on .,.. authonty will be granted To all helra benefl· unless an interested per· cianes, creditors. cont· son Ides an ol>)&Cllon to the 1ngent cred•tora, end per· pebllon and shqws good sons woo may otherwise e1use Wl'ly the court $hould be Interested In the will Of not grunt ~ auttionty estate, or both, ol A HEARING on the pell· A STEPHENS LOWRIE lion Wiii be held on A PETITION FOR PRO· SEPTEMBER 15, 1999 at BATE has l>eef'I llled by 1 45 pm. In Dept L73 lo· ROSERT S ERICKSON tn ca!ed at 341 The City Drive the Superior Coort of Cell· South, 0111nge, c~ 92868 lornla, County of IF YOU OBJECT lo the O~ANHEGEPETITION FOR granting of lhe pehtion, you shOuld appear at the hear-~OSATE 1'8Ques11 that Ing and state your objec· ROSE RT s ERICKSON lions Of Ille wrintn ob OC· be appotnlad u personal t1ons with the coun be ore '9Prtsentative to admln11-the l'learlng Your ap· ter Ille est•t• of the dec:e· poarance may be m per1on dent or t>y vour attorney THE PETITION requests IF YOU -ARE A CREDI· lhe clectdenl't Wiii 1nd TOR or contingent creditor COCltOI , N any, be edminad of tile ~Md. you must 10 plObate The Wtll and file your claim with Ille lily coddt a,. IVlillble coun and maN • copy 10 tne IOf tlCall'llnetion In the Ille person1l repruent1hve k«>t bY the coun appointed by me 00ill1 THE' PETITION r8q\lest1 w11t11n lour monlhl from ttie a1JthOflly to 8dm&nl&ter lhe data of ttw l•rst luuance ol 811818 under the lnctepena. 1ener1 H provided in Pro· ent Adlni'lllt111tt00 ol El· bl Code etetlOn 9100 lalet Act. (Thil Authotlly The tune fol l1hng tial(llS wll llow Ille P8rM>nAI rep· Wll no4 e11plra berore '°"r ruen .. llYe 10 tall• many monttll lrom tht h811'111i1 actione ~ltloul 00\alfllllO Cllte notlc9d abOVe QOun epprov1I. Before YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe saimo c.rtatn very impO(· Ille kept by tne court II you wu actlOnl, hoWever, 1t1e •r• e peraon 1n111wea In ~~~~'!!!' I PUBLIC NOTICES Iba esate_. ~ma.y.Jila with the cool\ a Request tor Soeaal Nola (loon DE· 154) ol lhe filing of an tn· ventOlY and appraisal of estate assets Of ol any pe1111on or account as provlded in Probate Code sectlOO 1250 A Requ851 lor Special NotlC8 form is available from the coun cletk Attorney for the Petitioner: MlfC L. Wllaon, Eaq. (CSBI 182349) • Rk:hmond & Richmond t:aw Offlc.e, APC, 701 e. Chapman Ave., Or· en99, CA 92866 PubUShed Newport Bea<:h Costa Mesa Oa11y P1101 August 17,23, 24, 1999 TM649 CLAll811'1•D It'• the aolutlon you're .. arching for • wheth· ., you're .. ettlng e h<>me, an apartment. a new occupa1ion °' wen a etray pet. Fictitious Busl""• N1me Statement Tl'le lollowlng persona are dOlng busil'llSS u RUC1y Wanllower, 2.38 Laguna Ave , Laguna Beadl. c tlomlll 92651 SuzaMe Jeffers 2380 Gleontyre Ava , Lagune ~ach, Caftfomta 92761. 01ne Solomon, 31 Av19oon · 1 Newpert Coll$!, Cal1fOfl'll8 92657 This bu$108SS 15 COO· ducied t>y co-partners Have Y<IU staned Clolnv bu IMSI )el? No Suzanne Jeffers ThlS srarament was Med with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 7·21 99 199967119832 Daily Pilot Aug 2. 9, 16. 23 1999 M588 Fictitious Buelnese Nam• Statement The following persons a1e domg buJi,nes. 11 FITNESS FUNDING, 645 S SI College Blvd , Fuller1on, CA 92831 Fitness Funding L L C (CA), 6<45 S SI College Blvd Suite B, Futi.rton, CA 92831 Thia bus1neu ts con· duded by Ullllted ltabllily Co Hav )Ou •tarted CIOlng ~Hyet">No fltness Funcl1o91• Mark St8119N Vice Prew1n1 1hls statement wu lllod W•ltl the County Clerk ol Orengo Count~ 99 1 1302 Dally Pilot Aug 16, 23 30 Sept 11, 15199 M597 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTmous BUSINESS NAME Tl'le lollawlng . perlOO(I) tuls 1taav1) ablrl4'Qnocl the UM ol It•• llcl Uous busl· neu name a) My Bro1hcr ln·l•W'I ~n 9'0!9, I>) GOB Satu. c) gunagoboom, Cl) gun· IOObootll ccm. •> My Bia store, 2602 Avoo, Newpoit 8"ch, ca111orm. 92663 Tl'le Actl11QUI BvtlntSI Ntime m.fflld 10 ebOYli "' Jlled In Orange County on 07123ftttt Fl\.E NO '81'8100112 Jeff lchulti 194& 1 W1lldlllt ~. Hul'llnlllOft ...... ~-----'" Ol.IClh. , .. ,. la Du11:'*'9tl. ~ W iCll9u•• ll1GI . .,... ----...... ~·~ ""liMft? ,.,. IS statemenf was w1tl'I lh8 County Cletk ol Orange County on 8· 10-99 '9996801937 Daily Pilol Aug 23. 30 Si>pl 6 13 1999 M60S NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL AGENDA SUMMARY Auguat 23. 1999 MISCELLANEOUS ACTIONS FUNDING FOR THE ORANGE COUNTY RE· GIONAL AIRPORT AU· JHORtTY APprove grant· 1ng $150,000 to partlally h· nance th8 work program as outlined In the staff report PUBLIC HEARINGS CORONA DEL MAR BUSI· NESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT (BIO) RE· NEWAl PUBLIC 'HEAR ING. RESOlVTION TO CONFIRM 810 RENEWAL AND ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE. TO MODIFY THE BASIS FOR LEVY· ING ASSESSMENTS FOR 1999 2000 FISCAL YEAR CURRENT BUSINESS COUNCIL CONSIDERA· TION OF PLANNING COMMISSION'S RE· SPONSE TO COUNCll COMMENTS REGARD· ING POTENTIAL NEW· ~T CENTER SURVEY (contd from 8'09199). "TASTE OF NEWPORT--OANNE~S ANALYSIS OF POLICE OPERATIONS • JUl.Y 4, 1999 PulJllMled Newport Beadl· CO.la Mna Dellf Piiot Augusl23, 1999 M606 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTtoN ~le he~y n lhal ll'le Ull08 wit! tell at PUIM.10 UCTIOH on ~r1319", 1111 entat H.LIPACI 1514 HIWK.· 'TON AV! , HuNTlt40TOH IOH. CA _.. "9 per .... .,..l'Y Of .. fQt• ~~: b'°'1 ~ EOOI, u.o Noun (CllllJ. • I PUBLIC NOTICES PJlanc:e DOllV, Pmino As-sorted Tools & Boxes 4514184 Sharon Per1ndge, E007, Desk, Lawn Chaos. As· sorted House Furniture 4514184 Shirley Ann Moore, F066. ASSOflld House F11rnt1ure & Bo11es 4514084 Davk.t Anderson, H072. LIV111i1 room Sola, Book· case & Table , 4514425 KE AUCTION SERVICE, P 0 BOX 508. PATTON. CA 92369, KE JACKSON, TEL. 909 863·11 31, AUCTION BOND # 723·41-19 Published Newport Beach· CO$ta Mesa Dally Ptklt • August23, 30. 1999 M&Oa Fictitious BuslneH Name Statement The t0119wtng persons ere doing ""'ineu 11· Sl'looliog Stir Company, 1411 Pouda, Newpor1 Belch. Callloml8 92660 Lynnene Sanc1111 Fagan. 14f1 Po5ad1, Newport Beech. Ce11fomle 92660 Thia bu ne&I 1t COO• due:led by an lnCIMduel Have you tarted doing buslOeH yel? No LYOn&tte S.ndta Fagin Thia statement was flleO wlltl 11'1• COut'lty ci.r11 ol Ofange Counlt on 8 11 99 11111102t72 Da•~ Pilot Aoa 23. 30. Sept e. 13 t990 ~ Notice la he,.by g!\19n ll'lat the Olide~ Wilt be told et Plll>IC AuctiOn <>n MONDAY. SEPTEM8EA t3, 199t~T 1000AM. bY KELLY I KAN. JACK• SON, K.E AUCTION SlfMCE, Po eox 121. ~~L-CA 123.!.!t _..,.,...,,. ..... AUCTIUN llCND 9713-41 ,, ALL8,ACI ·com MUA tNe NIYllP()ftT avo, COITA a.M. CA 11117 UNIT• ~ INVIHTORV AUi, IDWARO I PUBLIC ~OTICES 60NZAtes, 'HOUS!:-HOlD ITEMS A165. PAM GRAHAM, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS A253. STEPHEN MUGAVERO, HOUSE· HOLD ITEMS A254 STEPHEN MUGAVERO HOUSE· HOLD ITEMS" A260, SHARON L. CUSIC, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS A268, TOM DONATELLI, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS A364, CLARINl:' M. PASSEY. HOUSEHOl.D ITEMS B219. MICHAEL BRINKMAN, HOUSE HOlD ITEMS 9402. BRETT PEARY, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS B487 , KIMBERLY MEEKS, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS B<491 . RONALD HAR· RINGTON, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 8492. RONALD HAR· RINQTON, HOUSEHOlD ITEMS 9498, GORDON STEEN, HOUSEHOLD llE'4S CU>&, JOMN WALDRON, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS C294..i. -~~A E WEST, HOUStmAO ITEMS Publistled Nftport Beach· Coall Mesa Diiiy Pltol Auomt to. '23. um M5fl9 -coaplled by Matt Schub. I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUIUC NOTICIS Fi · -o I 1~1068 ____ ilill Wii"'neu=-,.is~~-- -cttt1ou~ PUS ness A1ron 0 Newsome. ducted by. a corpOfa'*'l!P Name Statement 1330 SE 8ri$1o1 Street 129, Have you sllrted. The following persons Sant• Ana, Cellfoml1 buSUleu yet? Yes. 7 a1e doing business as 92707 Nevada CPFG G1ryJ.Herman9ackhoe Vincent Patriek, 3815-H Brian D O"Nell. Conlrollef & Equ1pmen1 Rentals. Aspen VIiiage Drt\18, Santa This S111emtnt was~ 2601 S Va•• St · Santa Ana CebfolTlll 92704 with the County Cle :. Ana, CA 92704·5227 Thi• busmeu 11 ton· Ofange County on 7· 1 Gary J Herman, Inc, dUc:led t>y a general 1"98800 7 1• (CA), 2601 s. Yale SI • ptrtnersh1p Dally Pilot Aug 2. ~' :· Santa Ana , CA AaronNewsome 23.1999 ~· 92704·5227 This 1t1tement was filed ... ft' This business Is con-weth the Counly Ctertt of Actitloua Busine.e 1, ducted t>y a corporahon Orange County on 8· 19·99 Nem• StetemetT:.. l Have 'JOAJ started d<>lng 1"96802815 Tile followiog pe~· business yet? Yes. 1978 Deily Pilot Aug. 23, 30. are dolngbusl"""r" a Gary J Herman, Inc . Sepl 6 13 199g M603 . ..._ Gary J. Herman Ptesldent ' ' JUM8 JIMMY'S,9 This statement was filed Flctltloue ButlneH Fair Onve, Costa ~ wtth the County Clerk of Name Stltement C1lllomla 92626 ·~ Orange County on 8· 11 -99 Tile IOllowing peraons Jimmy Emaldt. • 1 "96802059 are dOlng business es D • v o n • h I r e ff 1 Daily Pilot Aug 16, 23, I) Rfveralde County Chatsworth, Calif 30, Sept 6, 199D M597' F 91311 -amllv Mag11ine, bl Inland This bus1neu~is •-STATEMENT OF Empire Family Migazine. ducted by. n I c) 'RMtrlide Couniv Pa· Have vou stat1eet ABANDONMENT OF r~ M1gazine, d) Inland bUSIOIH yet? No USE OF FICTITIOUS Empre PareotlnQ Mlge· Jimmy Ertlarat -,.. BUSINESS NAME tine, 1451 Ouai Street, Thi& atatement was$1 The following per~ Suite 201, ~ Beech, wtltl lhe County ::: ':~ 1~uat-~=a CPFG, Inc , O<inge Coun~~ nKS name (NV), 1451 Oual Street, Dally PiloC Aug 2, 9. 1-: AllnaworlC11w1d1 com. Suite 201, Newpott Beach, 23. 1999 M57_1 2001 Wainer A11e 5af1'a ,_Clltofn __ 11_92eeO ____ ......_ _____ __.~, Ana, Callfomia 92704 The F'ICtlllout Buslneu name referred 10 ebOYe was tlled In Orano-County on 08l02/99, F"tLE NO "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& 8urla1 Service R~tC'!! aml dc•udlitw., un• 1>11hj1•1·t to dumgt> 'ft-ithout·notkt•. Thr p11Llii1llt'r r1• .. 1•1 ,.,.,. chr right to c·en:.or, rt•<•l11-.~if). n•\'i-.c• or rt'j1·1 I n11y du-..,ific•d advrrti..rnu.•01. Plrtt..,1• n·po11 uny c•rror thiac mnbh<' Ill your da-. .. ifir d ud ~lm~~diaH'I). Tlw ualy Pilot urc·1·pi.. no hab1h1y for n11y 1·m1r 111 1111 11d\l·n1-.1·mt.11t for •·hkh it mi1~ lw rt'"!HJll'liblt' r-<n·pt for tlw C'lhl of tlw "ru.1rc• n1•111nl1) cx·1 upil·d br the trror. Cn·dat ra11 011lv bt· allu .. 1·d for '1ht> fir .. t i11.,rrtio11. · • · . .. ..... -, -. , ' ,..I .. . 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TlusdaY 5PM' modeled! $469 000 Property : It P1y1 to AdvertlN House Atlllols 949-642·~ :• in the Best Loc1I ,. Real Eet.te Section CALL TODAYll LISA K. RIVERA 949-674-4252 , ANNE WILLEY I, 94~74-4249 i; ATT: VETERANS f· VA Loans 5.9% ' up to $250,000 al GOid Crown, your ce11~1ec1 Cel Vet Mot1101 Bnt1 Ken DeO.er 714'·4~ 2580 tTHE BLUFFS• Ong 1t• 3bf 2ba lotaly rtdont pertecU Estala lquldalJOn pl'IOld to lei last! S3t5,000 Agent i4M40.5560 LOTSIUNO I FORS~ ARIZONA, NO WEST AAEA 40 Act11, $495.00 P., Aet9 Wiier, Electrlerty, Roed, Vltwt, Flnmelng To Anyone. MM4M4U MlJOA lillNO 3000 SI ~ t4t0 So. S.ytront 28rlDtln 38-J>lllD, $3()0Mfo y!1!fy94H5UIM1 •THI• IHORDAPTI ,,.,.TOMl.,_S ..... It .,Ollmlo .... to ........ We -• "" CClflllftUlllr. • blockt 110111 bHch ....... ,, Monclu} ................. Friday 5:00pm Tut's<iay .............. Monday 5:00pm \\.-clnt•..,Jay ......... 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Kumon helps stvdenis build o $lrong foundo!1on fOI' the future by improving their moth ond reading skills, .strengthening their study hob1ts and increasing their self confidence New Newport·M~ Kwnon Center 1617 Westcliff Drive, Suite 212, Newport Beach, CA 92660 . . . GRAND OPENING I OPEN HOUSE RSVP • September 10, 2·00 to 6:00 p.m. (949) 722-7715 Parent Onenfation at 6:00 p.m. (800) ABC-MATH September 11, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. braggyCearthhnk.net Parent Orientation at 11:00 a.m. r&KUMON lv\ATH & READING CENTERS Learning How To Learn .. www kumon com 1452 BICYCLES I MENS BIKE, K2, MOUNTAIN BIKE. LMge Alum1um frlmt, full IUpMllon, MY« rtte«I, 21 fbt, wltxtr• M1 ol racing "'-'•· $1000. 714-429-0755 I •54 FURNITURE I 474 WORK WANTED Looking I« hou11lrNptng poaltlon1. 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OfUvERS:WHlR iT comea kl .. r.~enmng >i:J;';'"f--:=":;;ll.P.::.;.;;.Ntw~.~~,;.;..:.;;...:.;._;.N"t=9 =·~.biPefD.. -· ··~ .. IDl.tleb 1hor1zed 11111 www Int· HCMl• Fua Of FumltlA and ~ ·~ ~ '*8 t d 1 I' I Ctieny wood *19llly disk 'So!Ol 29 cp1I "$1 000 5ql- t gr I 1 11 1 11 com $2SO sold'*' rol lop dMk on bonus Tia n1ng op· l-800-325-7a36Codt IOOlt5 $650obo Wrought llOll pcsle( potU'IMS SAT 1-877-!IG (CAL.SCAN) bid wf\nned II<*~· PAYDAY 11·877·244'12931 ties$ $350 9'~3654 ·Of Toi Free (CAL•SCAH) 1 ....... ·--llllllW' I 714-809~ • Dry ClNntrt. ~ ;::.'.'::~~ blien llllhlf tofl i lo• Fronl COUl1lef nigllls & • ~·~ Nit, new 1t1• wrapped, ¥ll'Y ..-ends a n1USI ell Sharon toft, top quallty. Wu $2000 MMS1·2032 lltfiflct. $890, Mt.211'"33 AUTOMOTIVE FOA SAlt:.Nawty llllOl9d i,; General Offic. cttrk ~td jw.llly ~ 4 IOUf i,; ~ion11t (WeelGlnda} loo " I comtf end one SIX Soufl Cou1 T¥f• hU 100111. Pedestal CIS8·IWO lmmedt81t openingis E•etllnl ~ Flllaln M>Odef1 bOOI(': • ~ IDr aclvin:emenl was. 5 M'ltn IOOI N\11. 10 W~d & Excel tap. pluSI SM11 live foot hkjl, •o loot tnnd to Slart plus beotl1ts Cfll Nrw Awnlno & Muth M«tll Kati!( at 9'49'722·2000 ,;"'55 Sicilia Safe. 949-852-0302 •GENERAL omce. 'lft Couch 1110 ~ Pait time, genlll Coeta Mt11 COiiet llblt $75, 2 er'd talllal ••• office. Clo11 to beld\, ~H4~988~~':..~ ~:::.~":!,.' Good phone, ca,,.puttt 11d111, Aoc~. MS Won! Fta rtlUIM 10 MM4All GllOUiNittRA G l'1 t4B Pft'P8ITI ~rune weld mow h!PM 1m111..-"' .-:. Erdlh. .cp & rers 11TUS1 ~blnetlS 94!M~100 Tam" Orange County Ann:Pama.ctdngham 2901 Gerry Ave. Senta An•, Ca 12704 714-64M541 800-93MOIO ••o. 697 1478 EMPl.OYllENT I OPPnt WANTEO OWNER:OPERA· TORS l.an<llW Rang. 0- A COlftfazr!lll end0!•1M c.a eru-Rano aoo.an-9513 Sacramento 800-8n.951• RNO·Aeno 800·348·7S22 (CAL'SCAN) WINOOWClliNE.llF/T No Ellp Nae Wit TIU\ Must HllVI Good OMV SM'lf Ptu& BenelllS MM'$-0135 Sell your extra househ61d Items in CLASSIFIED Call 642-5678 JO ~doy, August 23; 1 m TODAY'S CROS$WORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 [)yW\ Of Hope 'Wlldl hunt locale 9 EmtJf led 0. .id Pill 14 Gl'aadck 15 Socrates' fofllm 18 Sadilef t1 "Thll Wall Sti.et .lourNl;eg 19 N1e4'd of tome 20 l.ett go 2t Actor Ford 23 Become famter 24 Contredlct 27 Attempt 30Annual P\lbltCllton 32 "Have you - wool?" • 33 Specters 37 Satelhte's path 39 Yachl race 40 Sudck>n urge 42 Atncan antelope 43 Boerd members 44 Period 45 Lasl cnr on a freight It a•n 48 Hollery piublem 50 Solrtary 51 Sly look 55 Church tax 57 Vlc*l'a relati.e 58 o-tiead 60 Spots lor trop.cal fllh ftAl'ilOUS PU'ZZLf SOlVlD U/e 'll!lef;· t/t;a ~lte tr A GOOD AD! Call 642 -5678 By CHMW GOREN wilh OMAR SHARIF and TANNAff HINSCH 1'U.U II • J lO lllUI 1,1,\ l \' Ul< .. :l II""' ~'H'J, N111 lh·:-iuuth la111kJ 111 three "" 11u111p -c;h:nrly 1111: 1up ~pol. O ()l O AKJ111 7J Wc:1tt kd II~ nine ol clubs '\l~.111hl 1l11cc no trump. covcn:d by the Ccn :1111.l 'luccn aml won "'llh the aicc. .'irncc the opening b1J mari..ed Ea\t "'1th all the m1~~ing card-.. d~c:lan.:r i~ reported to have played olf lhl' nc;c, k111g "llnd jack of diamonth, Jl\c;ard· rng the ucc nnJ king of sp.1des from hand' tu with the 4uccn of diamond~. Ea.\t could nol prevent declarer from ~Jining nccc~ lu dummy's d1amomls 10 a~~urc nine trkk'>. lnd1:cd, f;a.,t had 111 dcren<.1 well to hold South to thut 111ral. Very pre11y imlccJ • • J 10 2 wa.;s r •K 76 4 .H :") 5 0 6 5 2 • VH -' SOU'l 11 •AK 'V A JH 76 4 <> 8 • A6S l 'lhc l111l•h1111 F..AS I !>IOU 111 I• l Wfo:.S I' MHU II p 3• Unfortunately, there 1l> e lar i.im· ph•r line which guamntec~ nine 1ril:k~ ns the curds Ire, an<l would make HI 11 hear!\ \\Crc :l·2. Declarer w111s the occ or duhl> ,11 uid. one and lc3Js a lleal1 to Ilic queen anJ king. Suppose Easl ciut!, w11h a spade. Dcclarer wins, c1shes the a~·e and 1nd of hearts and ~urrcnders a heart trick. cvn~ 10 nine tricks via lour hcllrt • twQM>ades. two cJramonds and o duh. I'• .\NI Pu' Pn~ ru ... ~ Opc11111r 11•.111 N111c ul • 0th h.11.J \.\ U\ I l:Jl(JrlCJ It 11111 an rntcrn.1111111.11 h.:,1111 tournament 111 the Ncllk:1J.11wlo,. South pl.~d bi:i.U.i:i'"I to la111I 111m: tricks, hul cJoc~ the hand merit '"' h 1111entio11 ! hr\t, \H' were g1\Cn no C\pluna· 111111 ul tli1: hiJJing. h woulcJ \CCIII that the 11111111al contmct 10 rcuch i~ four hear I\ \\htc;h will be 1111copardy only 11 thl' lards he 11" in 1he cJ1ugrn111. We foavc 11 lo our reacJcrs to <lcxide. Did <ledarer 111.:tually pl.ty three no trump ns reported? Or wo~ the spectacular unhlocking piny found in 11fler-thc-focl postmor1e111'l And should o pri1.c be awnrdcd to a line which could COSI 11 tnck with vir rually nothing to gnin'I 480 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tltaM bt wtry of out of rta COITlpBl'IH. Check hh the local Better Buslneu Burt1u bef«e you aend 1ny money or tell for llfVIC.. "-ad and understand 1ny conlrtcta bttore you sign COKE/PEPSI/PHONE CARO Hol ne.v IOcallons (local) v.-S7SO WoMktv Call now 1-8C»627·9St9 .. CM Estab 8ARBER SHOP tor aalt, 40 yr butlnetl. 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