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SERVING THE NEWPORT - MESA co~uNmES SINCE 1907 THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1999 'Rush' to the fair begins before Friday
It all comes together . sands of people will flip their top attraCtions. · qwckly·because it has to, hips through the turnstiles for a • There JS d crescendo of ham ihere are no doys off for day of fun. This year's theme ts mers, a· hum of velucle engines says fair's deputy GM •Join the Rllsh, • a salute to the and the stcltic of instructions us from Jone 1S to about state's 150th anniversary Beaz over walkie-talkies Two weeks August 1. It's like on ore. ley can relate to the theme, he ago, the grounds were barren. hasn't slowed down yet. His But as Friday's opening cere ~Pb You make that ascent to mam concern is pacing himself monies near, there are very few FAIRGROUNDS The that peak on opening day through the fair's 17 -day run. patche~ of open grass arid con Orange County Fair hasn't even •There are no days off for us crete. Nearly 70 percent of the begun and the tread on Steven and from there it's a roller from June 15 to about August tents, booths and ndes have Bea.zley's tennis shoes is show· coaster ride." 1," he said. M It's like an arc. You been erected ing some serious wear. make that ascent to that peak "Everything comes together 1\velve hours a day for the Steven. Beazley on operung ddy and from there really quick," Bedzley srud. "It's past two weeks, the 36-year-old QC Fair deputy general manager it's a roller codsler ride.• like building a city in three deputy general manager has The fdir has been a work in days. I compare it to events scurried about the grounds progress for the past tw0: such as the Academy Awards or coordinating what he likes to Between stops, he takes a weeks as hundreds of vendors the Rose Parade. We pldn all call •organized pandemoru have caravaned their wares · year long for this moment.. moment to do some knee bends DOI~ LEACH I DAllY Pl.LOT urn. • He darts quickly from one to· keep his joints loose. onto the grounds. The last sev Brandy Oxford of Hot Dog on a Stick cleans the \.\indow on her booth booth to the next, answering In Jess than 24 hour.;, thou- eral days produced a flurry of inquiries like a concierge. work to assemble one of the SEE FAIR PAGE A12 in preparation for the Orange County Fair, which begins Friday.
Coxsi~ - up Seen any to let voters decide El orses? Toro airport • OCC rnanne biologist Dennis •Pro-airport.advocates see a Kelly thinks the tiny creatures may silver lining in the representath t. c.; be living m the eel grass that stance: energized airport backe~ . grows in Newport Harbor.
lkiy Fict "' ~fill NEWPORT,BEACH - l{cp Chnstopher BALBOA ISLAND - The toun<;l:> look Cox {R- 'ewport Beach\ scud Tuesday Ulat startled as D nrus Kelly approaches, waVUJg he signed an il\1Uative that could halt the dead, prehistonc-looking creatwes in either establbhmcnt of an auport dt EJ Toro in hand. . ; ... order to give voter a chdnce to_deode the •Excuse me,· he asks them. "But have you former Manne Corp ba,e.· fate ever seen anything like this in the water?- • 1 support the mJtiaUve because the The answer 1s no. But commumtie:. need to have a mPans to thetr expressions of suspi~ express thcm- ' c:elves, • Cox cion change to delight lal evidence - includmg a sighting last week aid after a lun- and wond.er as Kelly · Kelly believes he has a chance - for the Chris-crossed? explains that the bony lit· cheon speech m second time m his career - to trump accept Huntington Ue fish are sedhorses, and ed scienllf1c. belief Once before, he turned he has reason to believe Beach Summer accepted beliefs · on their heads ~hen he The stdte- the unfish-like fJSb may obc;crved dolphins giving birth in open water, be living in Newport Har Stories rncnt from Cox despite the strongly held belief that they do so surprised pro- bor. only in sheltered coves An associate professor airport advo- He came across this discovery not through cates, "ho of marine biology at OCC, Kelly has begun a sophisticated electroruc observation but quest Uus swnmer to find out dehrutively. pointed out that ~ause he happened to glance down during the public voted U he can find a colony, be will lobby for dil afternoon lwich. stricter envuonmeptal controls to protect the m 1994 and nus tune, Kelly's method is similarly low 1997 to create fragile fish's habitat tcch. He dnves to Balboa Island and parks his PHOTOS BY SEAN I OAILY PILOT Most marine biologists believe the harbor's Dennis Kelly, a professor of marine biology at OCC, search an airport at the car on a side street. From the back seat, he recently clo ed water is far too cold to support seahorses, but es for lgns of seahorse~. ltke those in his hand at left. ba-.e. armed with two confinned sightings m the beneath a dock on Balboa Island. past 15 years and a handful of other anec:do- SEE SEAHORSE PAGE A 11 · t·m d1c;ap pointed thdt he beheves, ti m fact he does, that we need to have another public vote,• --·t-- Id Nowport ~ouncil skates on p~k location in face of oppasitian Bt:ach Mayor Denni votei; do you need?" • By a 3-2 vote, Costa Mesa the issue will just become a hot potato. ex.pressed disappombnent at the deci- Libby Cowan sa.td She thought council At lea tone more., .... id Leonard Kran er, With Mayor Gary Monahan ,and sion, espeoally since council was to had an obligabon to reopen discus· the spoke. man for Citizens Jor Safe and puts Lions Park skateboard . Councilman Joe Erick.son voting no, decide w.hether to increase the consul- Slons. Healthy Communities, wh1c:h .... m charge park on hold. council voted 3-2 to reopen iliscussion tant's ~ntract to prepare construction • •i •m not saying (Lion Park) ~ not of the pctibon driv . on thc..locabon of the skateboard park drawings. That action - and construc- where""1t's ~ing lo be butt would like Dunng the earlil'T ~ot , the pubhc "as Etb12 GE.fl at Lions Park. That was after presenta- tion of the park - have now been put to see other alternatives,· Cowan said. not informed about the cos and poss1bl ~Pb tions from the newly formed Lions off mdefinitely. · ' Thc.Uons Park Assn. presented the alt ~mativcs, he said. . " Park AJ:.srl. detailed the group's con- •Tuey may toss the hot potato for council a list of alternative locations "The county n eds to a.now peopl to COSTA MESA- At the urging of cems: drcunage and traffi~ problems, · years to come because everybody's which <"an provide a starting pomt for make intelligent decisions,· Kr~ d -~.._.,·.., nts, City..founcil will 'S~te~w~a:7br:it4-.J.o&S.J~~cen..spa.aLai04..'11Sipliu:e.me:nL...f-QmiD.g.JCLifl) ..:NQt n ~n~igh~ ....--mor.e -ov~ locaijen. oL -- --h~"Sald hnt-Sdnnttt; a-~.---. a stal(. Bill 1t said ~e ~=~~·~=p::h::a;:d::·-==9~==:· ~Th~e~uu§=ti~a=ti=:'!-?e:::;";;o~:1:;ld;;i2~~~"~co~un::;:~·i;:o:; ffi~·==J board park, leading some to tear that· boarding advocate. Councllwoman SEE SKATE PAGE A11 SEE AIRPORT PAGE A12
Both sides build support in teacher-removal case INDEX MILLEHRJUM MOMENT JFS6JCA GAR.RISON chdn't believe Wood, a tcnwcd teacher with a PhD and a doctorate m eduC1ltion, could •teach 11f£ l8J. CUIYE • •• • •• •••••• •.Al ~fib our children effectively and U1 a way that best Leading the way - by air and by sea IEST IUYS ...... ,. •• serves them.• NEWPORT BEACH -Parents who want to onald Dougla of N •wport Beach dte
l ' . A 2 Thundoy,Julv,e. 1999 locals only Doily Pilot . ~t's ·o_n1y fair to let the prinishment fit the crime
ln addition to the El Toro &r I've een mi.c;s the point enbrely Yugoslavia today. Dunng the . out identical and instant punish· pie. WeU, they won - as they port, two themes have been I HE ·IE LL · that many of us who object to it thiee decades nto ruled •• ment to the kid lighting up a joint should hllve. The case was JUSt O<'Cl.U"ring with sometimes dJsmal are t{y!ng to tttake. • Yugoslavia with absolute aullion m the school cafeteria and a third; thrown out by a foderal judge regularity on the Pilot community .CU RYE · The Pilot recently devoted its ty, the factions that are now grader wholly innocently bnngi.l)g but not before it cost a school calendar page and in editorials entire forum page to a piece by killing each other coexisted a pencil s~er sha~ like a district strapped tor funds a lot of over recent weeks. One needs to former school board member Jun more-or-less productively. It was tiny toy gun to school m her back money in legal fees. So much for be exorcised, the other darlfied. de Boom defend.mg the. policy held together by the certain pack is nejther just, fair, nor even pnnciple. The exorcism should be per and a series of letters from high knowledge that anyone who marginally rational. It should have There's anoth'er lesson here, formed on the attention paid to school students condemning it. opposed nto would be killed. thrown the book at the first . however, that may well be worth lbat strange little group of doctri .Both sides focused on a pQint You can fill in dozens of other offender and sent the other home those fees. Zero tolerance is an naire believers called the Piece that l con ider almost irrelevant: examples of efficient authoritari with a warning. • open invitation to lawsuits in this )llAkers. I suppose I'm only whether or not it works. an rule. Mussolini had Italian Every case should be treated litigious society, especially when aclding to that attention by bring De Boom ated examples of trains quite remarkably running individually and sensibly, and its enforcement sometimes.bor ing it up here, but fo( the We of disrespecttuJ and destructive stu on time. The ovens of Hitler's zero tolerance does neither. ders on the ludlcrous. me, I can't understand why their dent behaVJor in his early years of concentra\ion camps were m&d Admittedly there are risks and When a Newport-Mesa views and activities are chewed joseph n:. c'orrunuility service here and said els of efficiency. Absolute author disappointments iJ1 a less than . administrator was asked recently over.endlessly m these pages bell that students have deaned up · ity was preserved not by respect perfect world. Last year, for by a Pilot reporter how he would The Piecemakers are a tiny their act smce the deterrent of but by fear. · example, I went to bat in this. have responded to the third group on the outer reaches of our zero tolerance entered the picture. The authoritanan View pre space for Ryan Huntsman who grader ~th the pencil sharpener, tions or their credo - as well as he replied: ·some people might sooety who believe that society's attacks on it-add about as The students say it is no deterrent cludes the questions that should was suspended and transferred a say, 'My gosh, this lS just a little rules apply to them only if they much to the social dialogue at all. that kids simply escalate . be asked in a democratic soci few months before his gradua- , cap gun.' But where do you draw are in keeping with what the today as devoting similar space theJI behaVJor m another locale. ety - and answered honestly. Is tion from Corona del Mar High Plecemakers regard as God's to whether or not the Holocaust Maybe both or them are partly zero tolerance fair? ls it Just? Is School for an offense that took the line~" The mother of the Uurd-grader rules That's fine as long ~ this really happened. ngh&, although it's pretty clear it legal? Does it denlgrate the place several miles from school answered that question in a letter doesn't lead them to violate the The second theme is a qwte that zero tolerance works. ability o! school administrators and waso't considered serious to the Ptlot She wrote: "There laws the rest of us - who don't chfferent matter. The issue of Authoritarianism always works, to make sensible decisions in enough by police to ct~ him share therr religious convictions at least for a spell, and zero toler marginal cases? What does it He fought the suspension m needs to be rules, but make the zero tolerance in our schools - punishment fit the crime.• - live by. When and if they do, or anywhere else, for that matter ance ls the ultimate example of teach the students who both court, and during the process I the Plecemakers should be held - needs both airing and resolu- . authontarianism. It's the alleged observe and are direcUy impact · interviewed Huntsman's mother accountable. It's as simple as tion. It also, in my view, needs ly benevolent police state. ed by it? and attorney. There was much • JOSEPH N. BELL Is a Santa Ana Heights that. Long, repetitive explana- clarity. Most Qf the discussions No better example exists than Any system that would dole talk about fighting for a princi- resident His Golumn appears Thursdays. - ~ PILOT PEOPLE Tourism puts $21 mill in Newport Beach till
• City racks up most and host luncheons to convince people that this 1S whe.re they successful year ever. want to have theu next meeting, . vdcation or whatever. STACY BROWN •Newport Beach is not widely !kif"°' known outside of California end the Western parts of this country NEWPORT BEACH People have no idea of tile won Practicing the art of Tourism accounted for more than derful amenities that are avail $21 million in revenue during the able h.::re. • re-creating nature last fiscal year. That's the most The dinner also was an oppor ever for Newport Beach. tunity to recognize new members HE IS: Rosalind Williams of the New and award those who have given An arust with a scdlpel and surgical port Beach Conference and Visi exten:;lve time and efforts to sup._ gloves tors Bureau said 70% of tax dol port the bureau, Williams said. lars from merchandise sold and Bill Hamilton of the Cannery A FUTURE IN PLASTIC 60% of sales tax from restaurdnts Restaurant in Cannery Village Newport BedC'h recently surpassed Bev came from the pocketbooks of received a special ctward for ~ erly Hills as Southern Califorrua's capital of tourists in the fiscal year that service to the bureau. Hamilton plastic surgery, according to Leonard Avedi ended July 1. has anno\rnced his rebrement after an As a prdctiCUlg plastic surgeon in New· The money is earmarked for 26 years in the re::;taurant business. port for the last 21 years, Avedlan has the oty's general fund. •He's been a pillar for New-, played an mtegral role rn that ascension. "We were able to achieve this port Beach. an extremely gener· About 35 ·.. of his·pabents come lo him with a Felatively small marketing ous person who has given to seeking reconstructive surgery to replace budget of $1.1 million,• Williams every cause,• Williams said. breasts or skm lost to cancer. "It's a good leeling to think that I've re· UNDERSTAND THE RISKS said, •so it's very impressive that The board also recognized: But the other 65'Yu are seeking cosmetic created something as close lo nonnal as you Avedian said he sees hunseU as a con we were able take in $21 million.• Southwest Airlines and the Hyatt: surgt'!'ry: They want to look better possibly can," he Sdid. - servative plastic surgeon. He won't do The capacity crowd at the Newpcirter as its comembers ot ·we do faceWts, eyelids, nasal surgery; procedures on teenage girls unless they bureau's annual board of direc the year. breast unplants, turruny tucks, and, of course, GET A TRAINED PROFESSIONAL have a very good reason apd their par tors dinner Wednesday was giv Mehdi Eftekcfri, general man we do a lot of liposuction,• Avedian Sdld. Avedian's speoahzed training, he s&d, et1ts have given permission, he said en hlghlights of what the pdst ager of the Four Seasons Hotel, sets rum apart Crom many doctors who cdll And he tries to make sure that hls year meant to Newport Beach. was named the board's new. ARTISTIC ENDEAVORS themselves plastic surgeons even though patients understand the nsks and the side Attracbng tourists is serious cbauman • Aved1an became a plastic surgeon their training has consisted of a weekend effects of surgery, rather than JUSt rushing business, Williams said The Dan Marcheano, owner of The.: because he fell m love with the drtlsbc course m liposucbon. into the procedure. bureau will be active al trade Arches restaurant; Dave Salis aspects of the speciality. "They buy the ma.chine and put an ad in • 1 want to make sure they are mature shows and conferences nation bury, president of the Newport "I aJways knew I wanted to bed sur the paper,• he said. enough to know what they want," he wide, enticing out-of-town busi Beach Restaurant Assn., Scott geon, because I like working with my Because most plastic surgenes arc done said. · nesses and guests to spend their Tanner, director of destination hands,· he said. m doctors' offices, rather than in hospitals, Avedian wants to be sure that the mon-ey here. Sdles for Walt Disney Attractions; But he didn't know what kind of surgery patients have no way of knowmg that their patient - not someone else - is the one ~ It 's very competitive,~ she and Rush I lill, owner of Newport he wanted to do until medical school, when doctor has proper training unless they ask. who wants the procedure. In one case, he said. "Most cities employ very Internet Services, were intro he spent a month on a plastic surgery service. "l recommend (that) patients ask il their came to the conclusion that it was the aggressive campaigns to attract duced as new members of the . A 13-year-old girl came into the office goctors have privileges to do the procedure husband who wan\ed breast implants tOurisJ1l: We go to major cities board seeking a breast reduction. at HOa.g Hospital," he said If the answer is more than the wife, and decided not to do I " After the procedure, Avedian said, he yes: "then you'll feel more comfortdhle that the surgery until he was sure it was what couldn't believe the skill involved. your doctor really has been trained.• the wife wanted. "When they dosed 1t up, l was really There ls no need for most outpatient ··When you're doing a reduction or an Scholarship to NH graduate lDlpressed. I thought, wow, Uus is really surgeries to be done m a hospital, however. uphlt, it leaves a significant scar," he artistic,• he said. Avedian hunself said he has an operating said. "On a breast, it's quite noticeable.· NEWPORT BEACH - The displaying a commitment to help That "started the ball rolling,• he said, and room nght in his facility, and be does all but - Compiled by Jessie.a Garrison, Balboa Bay Republican Women ing others in her future career. be decided to specialize in plastic surgery. the most difficult cases ngbt there. photo by Don Leach Federated organization recently · w e really liked Melissa,• recognized 18-year-old Melissa Godshall said, •because she wants Hollister, a- June graduate of to help, in some capacity, people in Newport Harbor High School, . other countnes as well as our own. Dose windows, doors to keep out Costa Mesa cat burglars with a $.500 scholarship toward and has a plan for her future.• • her college education. Aside from maintaining a lop GREG RlslJNG attempt came June 25 around A simtlar set of cat burglaries window, much like the most recent "-Melissa is a very bright and grade point average, Hollister -- llottrb 1: 15 a .m., when someone entered was reported last December in the attempted burglary. energetic young lady and we are also played on the Newport Har• an apartment in the 900 block Qf nejghborhood. The five thefts However, authorities said the very proud to be able to assist her bor girls basketball and track MESA DEL MAR - Police are El Camino Drive and stC(rtled a occurred within a two-block radius suspect description in last Decem in furthering her education,• said teams all four years of high alerting residents to lock their woman who lived there. The man near Mendoza Drive during the ber's rash of burglanes doesn't dub officer Rena Gddshall. school. Hollister plans to attend windows and doors to protect - described as a heavy-set Mar early morning hours. The burglar match this one. The holiday sea Hollister, who lives in Newport the Uruvcrsity of CalUomia, Davi!i' themselves from burglars who shall or Pacific Islander in his oud took mostly cash and other valu· son cat burglar was describe , • Doily Pilot Thursday, July 8, 1999 A~ Free yourselffrom ·s:tress, forfree Piecemakers in court get copy of eomplaint free mtrocluctory yoga Ea e, at (949) 759-?979, 1s locat 25% to 50% oft 5ale for nu es clas:; will be given on BEST BUYS. ed at Fashion Island in NeWport ·and 1uruors Iricludcd m the sale EUSEGliE wtthoul an attorney and daimed A Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.-at the Beach. • are styles from Polo Sport, Mo~s1 · thnt Halhbunon's attorney Joe lkil Flot Nancy Oark EducaUon Center A European summer street mo, Miracle Suit, RP.bet Beach. Donahue had not provtded them locatep at 471 Old Newport faJ.r is scheduled for Saturday LN C/lntcmational Concepb>, COSTA MESA - Thr e w1lh the complaint. Donahu.a.. Blvd., Suite 103 in Newport · from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 31st Anne.Cole, and Jantzen. Macy's members of the P1ecc>maken>, a was abl~ to give them a copy of Beach The class is open to new Street in Cannery Village, New is located dt Pash.ion l!'!land in religion-bdse ·Hot Summer Sale! Stllrts Today through u11dlly July ~5th r------~--, ct2500 Any _. Ir------, Any Custom $2000 I I 'ti' . Framed Art -, Fr"ming I .OFF ~! 1 ~~~:~:· I I ~: ~;~~:;· 0 FF I HoursL------~ 1906 Harbor Blvd., Costa L------~ Mesa 949.646.8603 1 6 ~l~~ ~ pm (Next to Posto Connection Restouront) ...... , Qrooerlea • ~ Qrocertee •SpeolllllrCh••- Pork Loin Chops Center Cut ~. ,..._, $}69 s2~~ lb. Re . S3.99 lb Blue Lake Beans Bananas Curt Reddm mjoy1111" kUurly m4ist m Ins Dtif!J 2 J. "Srhv!Ar Ship· on !Alu Strmt in Mis.sissi'p_pi giut rc,il csme invcmncnt opponunicy that led me to consider - liquiJ.aring tod... sdling my DuffY w.pan.mg tor·s autom001le. 1lic ar anJ oclt arc histoC). but my Duffy is srill 11 ~t l have <\"Cr 09>-ncd. It ha m doCk! Con mubtions on ~uircd chc IOftst mttbanial or tnlilding the Rolls Royce Of c1m.rlc cosmetic maintenanct of an • 11 bNu! ha~ Imo" to be wN doclccd continuous_ly in bradt and uh .. • Library volunteers fill grams that we have (that high school ~tudents, is one of NEWPORT BEACH CENTRAL LIBRARY David Bamossy Hank Hsieh receives a high number of volun Uie many volunteer groups. It Dofl Arico Brittany Bond Aaron Israel a big k~eping city's Ryan Karg void teers).• assis t ~ m runmng the Young' Edythe Chetkin DrewBoortz Leola Conner Alexandra Bronflin <:am1lle Kazempoor three branches running. Smee the beginning of 1998, Adult urea at the Central Mari!Yn De Merchant • Kelhe Brownell Matt Kent the volunteers have contributed Library. Susan Dean Whitney Chan Malko Kikuchi -a total of 23,71 2 hours to the Perhaps the most prolific of <:arol Erwin • Henry Chow Lauren Kraft .. Robert Flaherty • B!)'fla Conner Nadia Kurd Dalf lb library - "fhe equiva)ent to at the volunteer groups, Friends of least 15 full-time e mployees, the Library, have staffed their Felice Gomez Logan Craig Sera Lee . NEWPORT BEACH Renee Goubert Hannah Dean Shani·e an Lee library officials'said. book store with 101 volunteers Catherine Donnelly Jenn fer Lee They've done the work of 15 Ann Kamick According to Kelley, volun seven days a week. Fr.ank Magufre Maggie Donnelly Esther Lofgren full-timEreJnployees. And tl\ey teers come to the library with a Book store sales have raised Norma Maguire Adam Dunn Sonia Lohlya haven't ea'rtled a dime. variety of backgrounds and more than $110,000 for the Rosi! Ryan Brian Dunn Sophie Loyd Alll ~on McKenzie But last month, the more than e.xpenences and cover a Wide library, money that is used for Kathle~n Dwyer 300 library volunteers got their Chase Emery Kelly McKenzie range of ages. · the purchase of new materials CORONA DEL MAR Monica Mehta ·rewards in the form of a hcart Elizabeth Balderstan Samanth~ Fink Youth . volunteers shelve throughout the system. Stephanie Fioney Mary Miskelly f elt thanks - at a special lun Phylliss l:torvath • books· m the Children's Room • Even WJth all that aiQ., mQre Jennifer Geoffroy John Moftakhar d!ieon put on by the city. help is ne'eded, Kelley said: Last Jodie Geoffroy wannessa Molson and assist with 'crafts, the Sum MARINERS Evan Moses ... Judy Kelley, the acting assis month, the library started a Stephanie Geoffroy tant city librnrian, said Newport mer Reading Program and spe Tom Alteridge Alexis Gomez Sophie Myers docent program to serve as Reg Fifer Christina Nguyen ~a cb residents are generous cial events. Liza Gpmm greeters for new visltors and ~to Mar,orie Hams Sarah Griffith Allison Powers \lf'.tlen it come~ to supportmg the •A lot of the ·youths are kids Jacqueline Miller who help with the summer pro aid adults m reading. She said Sauralah Gupid Madison Rabun 's three libranes and the var Ted Pearse Kristine Harrington • Elena Redelshelmer ious programs the librnry offers. grams,• said Debbie Walker, the volunteers who can spend three Toby Rosener Alexandra Head Amanda Rigos *We have about this many library's volunteer coordinator. hours a week are needed for that Emily Hirsch vglunteen; each yedf, • Kelley The Young Adult Advisory program. 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Amy Angelo inaugurat aid Angelo. ·u also serves as a ed her new post by welcoming forum !or young people to inter visitors to the region ffom Scot act wtfh other youth, as well as land for the recent United Scot business and commwuty lead- tish Society Highland Games at ers." · the Orange County Fair grounds. ••• •1 am very proud to hold lhis Todd Bentjen, th~ new vice position m preslpent of marketing and Orange commumcallons at The Orange · - County,• th "I very County Perfortru.ng Arts Certter. om proud . young •. 1o hold this position has announced that noffiina- ambassador f .llons ctre due by July 30 for Coumy. off ered. "l hospitals, schools and govem National Philanthropy Day "' Orange hope to one ruent offices and attend and 1i. to one day Awards. day have a promote cultural, educational. The 14th annual event is career m the have a career in pohhcal and athletic events in bemg organized and presented foreign ser the commuruty. ·r particularly by the Orange County Chapter Amy Angelo has been named the foreign vice.• As enJOY meeting and welcommg of the National Society of Fund Youth Ambassador for Orange Youth visiting d1gnitanes and their Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter greets Tom and Eliza Raismg Executives. Benl]en is County. Ambassador, families " said the young lady beth Tierney of Newport Beach at the recent UCI Brain helping to coordinate the effort Angelo w1ll exp«i> nencmg lhe world of inler Imaging Center's seventh annual illver RJbbon Dinner. along with cochairs of the event assist w1lh ndt10nal protocol. Nonprofit Professional and Out Sharon Ballldls and Vince any mtem a In dddition to her duties with standing Founder. The awards I Fraumenl. The awards will rec-, - tional connection at events the Orange County Office of Pro will be presented in the fall. 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CONTINUED FROM 8 served with a truly delicious tcrela was fresh rounded by a towdrd the nm ol the plate served W\th plenty of rich, where you can purchase th lat· three-citrus beurre blanc sauce lllCI tastY. b4lf the sweet tomato made mP think of an intricate smooth sauce. The soumc~ and c t rage in cigars. The clam chowd r that rught Scott• al.;;o h a prlv te party and a red cabbage cole slaw wece glaze and Ind1an tuetd. Wh ther this \V4 strudel! vary from w~ek to was not too heavy but earthy and with crumbled blue cheese that tomaloes framed.with the vlS1on quest the chef had m week and give singular rea on room and offers banquet SetVlQ flavorful, and a great accompani- made for a pretty picture and somewhat Jainy. roasted com. mmd. thcs plate "."ere beauti- to stop m before or after.a trip for up to 500 people. That $hould ment to the aforementioned unique Oavor. The balsamic ckess- Perhaps the ful and crcdtivc. to the Orange County Perform take care of my birthday pattr ~ bread. We tned the fresh Moz- Larry guided us through the sherry in the Food presentation 1s obvious- ing Arts Center. It looks like l found a new zacella and tomato Napolean specials of the evening, the i'O made you for· chowder ly a priority at Scott's. E\re!)' While you•wait for that s,ouf place to add to my s~c1al oc~ ($7 .75), yellow and red beef- most notable being two lobster get oft about that. altered my dish, from the soup to the souf- fle to finish baking, take time to s1on list/ W1th Scott's pnces, steak tomatoes, sliced and lay- tails ($60) and a filet with a lob- vision but the fie, was artistically presented nottce the rest of the decor. make that very special occasions. ered wHh purple basil and slices ster tail ($54). A Delmonico Isn't that wfiy halibut, pre- and lovely to behold. decor that has nothing to do of Mozzarella surrounded by steak, the winning lottery tacket SOU • INSTALLATION! • .DELUXE PADDING! • FURNITURE MOVING! LIFETIME INSTALLATION GUARANTEE! • HAUL AWAY & DISPO~AL OF OLD CARPET - ... Save up to 75%on all Rolls, Room Remnants & Over-Stocked Carpets • ' ., • • 10 Thurs.day, July 8, 1999 commun1 forum Doily Pilot 111101111 City .Can't just say 'Oops, our.bad' You've been thinking about it for a made tt mistake. We approved your plans . homes on the block. before be~rung the work. while - how to make your home a dream when w e, really sho.uld have denied them. And they were right. We're not suggesting Steveason be house. You draft the plans, take them to You're going lo have to undo the work.• As one councllmember pointed out, the allowed to finish her original project. We the city, get the OK, and start building. Ouch. That's got to hurt. Just ask Tracy home can be spotted all the way from . agree with the city's decision to halt the As weeks go by, you begin to see the Stevenson. Baker Street. And besides, city code pro remodel and require changes. But we plans take shape. Your dream house starts Her' dream house project took on night hibits three-story homes in that.neighbor- believe the city should do something to to materialize. You love it Your neighbors mare proportions last month, after her hood. . soothe the sting, to mitigate its mistake - - well, they hate_it. They hate it so much Samoa Place neighbors pointed out that It's a costly mistake, but is it Steven- maybe split the cost of the changes. they compldin to the cityNNext thing you They sai~ son's? We think not • It's just not goOd enough for the city to .her plans violated city code. the 1 . . know, the·c1ty is knocking at your door.' remod~led version was a three-story . Steyenson went through ihe proper simply-wipe its hands of the matter and . 1 ,, ' 0ops," the city says. "lt seems we've "monstrosity" that dwarfed all the other channels. She sought the city's approval walk away. READERS RESPOND MAILBAG is ences. We must be prepared to something quirky to be on the Relations CommLSSlon bas been Teacher under fire encourage them in future deci front page. lt's not good enough doing for years here"tn the city of -a dedicated educator sion making. Everyone has the to be nice and unassuming and a Costa Mesa? I think not. You are 1 Regarding the article wAnder potential to benefit from th.ts really talented tennis player. full of rhetonc, Mr. Feeney, but son parents call for teacher's approach. SUSAN WHITE little action. removal,• which started on your Perfect policy? No. Positive, Newport Beach I would ask the council.mem tront page June 30 . . active approval? Indeed. bers who voted against this small I have known Trioa Wood for JO SKIBBY amount of funding as a dues 35 years. 1 know her to be a Slobby Leaming 9enter Klldos to your editorial staff. It paying member of the Orange great teacher. We both graduat Newport Beach took real courage to ignore any County Human Relations Com ed from Occidental College. She copy s~t by your repof\ers mission: Ale you going to step was a top-rated teac.her at Planes hauling banners about the highly· watched, patri forward now and fill the shoes Mariners Elementary School for otic and colorful boat parade that the Orange County Human 15 years. She spent 10 of those are noisy nuisances honoring the Fourth of July and Relations Commission has been years taking summer school I am writing to comment on the 150th year of our state. It doing in Costa Mesa for years? 1 classes to improve her skills. the terrible nuisance of ear-shat must have been hard to ignore tlunk not. 'Even though she earned a PhD tenng, piston- engme airplanes an event that involved hundreds How unfortunate that our city ; 1 and doctorate of education hauling adverb.Sing banners of people, the'American Legion, takes this stand on a human degrees, her dedicabon was and along the oceclltfront in Newport American Legion Yacht Club and issue such as this. continues to be to the students Beach and Corona del Mar. several dozen boats decorated DENNIS ClARK she loves to educate. How many 'As longti.me residents of Coro- with Old Glory and califomia Costa Mesa Pbps are willing to teach at this na del Mar, we have watched the bear flagsJ and watched and level? growth of Coney Island-like ban enjoyed by peopl,,e along all sides Get ahead of game, Why would 70 parents sign a ner adverb.Sing, wl'uch results in of the bay. No~ a single line. Not petition agamst her? neighborhoods being afflicted by even a small photograph about it monitor ev~ry student · According to your article, the the high-decibel notses of strain to distract from the wonderful This Monday's Educationally petiuon. says they don't think she ing piston-engme airplanes, one' story abOut a few morons that got Speaking colwnn was once can wteach our children effective after another, all day long . On drunk and ended up in jail. again right on target c·What ly and in a way that best serves the Fourth of July, we counted at That is a good message to good are crime stats if they go them." Well, in my opinion, if least 50 such flights while we send out to the whole world so unreported," Jllly 2). Thea Wood can't, then nobody were attempting to relax in our they can see what a despicable I recall my frustration in read can teach these 70 parents' kids. backyard. Many of these planes place Newport Beach is. ing the crime statistics and This is total hogwash. finish their run along Little Coro Enough of my sarcasm. My immediately discounting. them as EDWARD HUNT na and then turn inland over only comment is: Do you have no being inaccurate and lacking Balboa Island Cameo Shores, ShoreCWfs and shame? suffldent rigt>r as to be useful. other residential areas. They do Al SMrrH Regarding the alcohol and Zero tolerance not this to take the shortest route Corona Del Mar drug use within the district, the PHOTO IU.USTRATlON BY MARC MAllTIN I DM.Y Pit.OT back to their base and are at low suggestions of morutored dances perfect, but it's· positive altitude. The constant racket Forget tbe bookstore, with consequences that are sig from continuous flights is intru- Zero tolerance is not a perfect how about the library? nificant from the students' point policy, however its motives are sive, and extremely annoying of view make sense. Only I Community, district must honorable. It is an·attempt to and should not be allowed. In regards to Steve Smith's would suggest that all students make our students safer and pro There also is the concern for column July 3: It is a wonderful be monitored, not just those vide a quality education free of safety that results Crom the possi column; I just dc;m't like the last appeanng to be under the influ ·1earn . to trust each other guns. drugs and alcohol. bility of a plane losmg an engine sentence. It says, •See you at the ence. Take the subjective. and In the editorial, •we must tol while over a residential area. bookstore" (What's Up, •wm therefore judgmental. bias out of THE ISSUE: We asked what Today, even though it has erate some 'zero-tolerance' Both the plane and the banner modern-day technological won the monitoring. could fall to the ground resulting ders never ceasel") Every year the number of other measures Newport been upgraded at Corona del behavior· (June 26), I was Mar High School, we have one appalled at the quote, "But what in injury or death Al a nurumurn, . I wish Steve would have said, waivers requested for meetings Mesa Unified should take to pl~nt manager and one helper if we're talking about a girl who these planes should be forced to •see you at the public libr8.1Y:..':_.t in lieu of classroom time amazes win support in raising $127 dunng the day. At mght there 1s gets caught intoxicated at a make a right tum and proceed am also a trustee at the Newport roe. It would really be useful for million for school repairs. one head custodian and three school dance, but all her equally over the ocean as they return to Beach Public Library th prinopals to present exam helpers. There are no grounds intoxicated fr;iends get away their base. This does not solve BOB KNOX ples of the successes and tangi I taught in the Newport-Mesa men anymore on each campus. It scot-free?" While that would be the problem but Irutigates the Newport Beach ble benefits for the students as Unified <;chool District for 30- 1s a district grounds situation most unfortunate, at least the most imtating aspect of it and 1ustification for future waiver yeurc; . I elm commenting on the because they thought it would standard 1s set, and the conse eliminates the safety considera· Cowicil criticized for requests July I funding opllons question, be less expensive. quences will result for at least tion for residents. To go a step further in the "What other steps should the dis- These are things the public one offender. Or on the other I would urge those who are vote on relations coxx positive direction, it would be tnct ldke to wm your trust?" probably doesn't know or under- hand, the message is clear: livmg with the same problem to I am calling with regards to really beneficial to have the prin ! assume you mean the com- stand. But the cutbacks were so Unless everyone is caught, no write their representatives seek your lead article on July 3, "Cos cipals and the district administra munily'~ trust or my individual whopping that unfortunat.ely the one 1s guilty. - ing their help to obt.am relief ta Mesa won't support county· tors work together to extend trust I would hke to turn that maintenance that was needed Soaety, law enforcement and from tlus intolerable nuisance. relations commission." those demonstrated, successful around d little bit and ask what did not get done because there fanulies have to set standards RICHARD D. ALLEN First of all, I would like to programs to all schools in the dis· steps the comrnuruty should take were not enough people to go that we value and believe will Corona del Mar comment on our counol's vote, trict. In the final accounting, our to win the district's trust. I think around to heal all of the wounds make our children act more f' which I feel was very small excellent district will only be as in I the comrnumty needs to know all of the schools. Now feel responsibly. Example continues Pilot goofed on minded and narrow-sided. It lS good as its weakest link. that Newport-Mesa is really the community has to under- to be the opbmal standard. As obvious to me they were in a Thanks again to Gay Geiser- ~ struggling uphill again, thank stand the district and forget parents, grandparents, teachers Davenport, parade reactionary mode to a very out Sandoval for her perseverance in goodness, in view of a!1 of ~e about the bankruptcy and the and those whose lives center I cannot beheve that you did spoken, uninformed individual keeping us informed and thin.k cutbacks and setbacks that we foolish mistakes that may have around children, let's act respon not put Lindsay Davenport on resident, Mr. John Feeney. ing about these issues important: have had. And one of the most been made and the swindle and sibly and hold our children to the front page of Monday's Daily I would ask this question of to the future of our community. : important things I see is this so forth. high standards. If they fail, let Pilot after she did such a won Mr Feeney: Are you now going BIU.JORTH $127 million estimate on what it Support this incredible school them sulfer the consequences derful job at Wunbledon. I guess to step fotward and fill the shoes Parent, Newport-Mesa would cost to repcur all of the district that is growing back up to and learn from those ~- it proves that you have to do that the Orange County Humon Unified School District bwldmgs and do all of the things be what it once was - a diStrict that need to be done to put the acclaimed nationwide for its schools back in shape so that excE!llence in education. I beg of they are safe and sound for our you to let the community under- HOW TO C 0 NT I C.T YOUR REPRESENTITtVES students. stand what is happening in this . ., -I look back.over tha.y I dlslrici-and~~growth t.Ml 1, PRESIDENT E-mail: [email protected] ORANGE-COUNTY Pringle and James Barich. taught in the district that l still vol- ldking place and the wonderful Bill Clinton, (D), The Whlte ate.gov BOARD OF SUPERVISORS unteer and substitute in, and I educatiQn our students are get- House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Hall of Administration, 10 Civic ORANGE COUNTY remember in the '70s what an ting. Please let the people know Washmgton, D.C., 20500. Hotline HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Center Plazo, Santa Ana 92701 BOARD OF EDUCATION incredible place it was when our the good things that are going on (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.) (202} 456-1 111 • Chris Cox, (R), 47th District, 1 • Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa 200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9050, schools were truly excellent in edu- JO BLACK-JACOB E-matl: Newport Place, Suite 420, New- Mesa), (714) 834-3220 Costa Mesa 92626-9050, (714) cation~ when we received flags Costa Me:>a pre. says, is a very good sign. It means Kelly is not the first to have his Because of this, many Asian cul· said, and th "Y change oolQI to CMV SEAHORSE .. the harbor could be healthy unc 91Mtion captured by the tiny, tures believe th seahorse pro ouflag themsCJv SKATE enough to support soahorses. elUSlve scohorse. From old legends motes virility among men and a5 a • 1ti.s like searching for a uni CONTINUED FROM A 1 He walks on, approachmg • to Disney movies to songs, the sea result, have decimated populaoons corn," Kelly said CONTINUED FROM A 1 tourists, quizzing them and scour horse - whim has the head of a llWlg Off the con t of Asta. ln add1· From Califoffiia l6 Cline da, sea grabs a bdg that holds two mature ing the water. So far, he's come up horse and the tail of a monkey but tion, around the world, people hor;e experts agreed Kell)" quest id ntificd TeWmkle Park. Civic sea.bOrseJ in glass 18.rs. and diS empty-h&ided, but he hasn't given is definitely a fish - occupies a catch eahorse;, dry them out, and :is adrrurable, but 6 long hot - Genter Park, G1 ler Park. the played in a clear plastic box so it up hope. He's even given his effort prominent place in m~ology. ship them to A~ia for sale. . · right up thcrC'·wtth·s archirtg for Orange County FaugroundS' and the ambitious moniker •Search for It is why. looks like Jewelry, a baby seahorse. ea~ to understand For Seahof"ics are trueatcned for sunken trea ure or the lost aty of prope.rty at Fauview Dev~lop He walks purposefully toward the Pacific sea Horse.• cold-blooded creatures. they lead other reasons as well AUantts. mP.ntal Center as alternatives. the beach, turns left and heads to And he wants the whole com very romantic lives. They are · They live m types of marine Perry Hampton, airator of the •1 think it was a good location,• the public dock. He wdlks down muni~ to get involved. Every day, monogamous. and mate for life. habitat -. such as sea gr~ ses, as people go about their summer Each morning, just after dawn, mangroves, corals and estuanes - Baja RP.gtoo at the Long Beac:h Erickson said. RCSldents sru.d th'.?)' the walkway and drops lo ~ leisure activities, he wants them to seahorses ·act like they're at the that are bemg destroyed and Aquanum, speculated thut thc1e obJccted because a 10,0007square knees on the scummy wooden foot sk.ateboald park would exac take d minute and peer into the prom. Fish couples perform elabo degraded dround the world. probably were seahors in the planks. "See there, that's eel water and look for the mythical rate, 10-minute greeting dances in according to Project Seahorse. harbor last year, when Victor Sum erbd.te a flooding problem m ~e grass," he says. "Thdt's what sea area of 19th Street and Anaheim creatures. which they change colors and Kelly said he hopes there a{e mer of Balbod lslrtnd ~potted them. horses live.in.• Last Friday, that effort started to pirouette together, according to seahorses in Newport Harbor Avenue and eliininatc green space. Sure enough, waving beneath El Nino brou.Yht wanner watc>.r~. Skateboarder CQbn Kennedy pay off, Kelly said. Someone called Project Seahorse. a Canada-based because that would mean th~ fra9 ~ and witl1 it. strange, tropical fbh up the surface ~ a tiJiy, underwater to report that a person cleaning the organiZdtion dedicated to studying ile ecosystem 1.s getting }l(!althier. saJd that would be less. of an the coa~t. ~eahori.e:. may have meadow. · Kelly · peers into the bottom of a boat Monday .saw a and protecting seahorses. · But they are very difficult to inconveruen~ tor traditional park water, holding hi'l .breath. You can pair of seahorses near Newport Even more i,ncredible is the fact· find. : . drifted up horn Bu1a Califoirua . users,· than it would be for skate almost feel the excitem<>nt - and Dunes. that it is the ma,le, and not the "They're very cryptic, - said then out mo:.1 probably d100 off boarders who don't have a single the hope - emanating from him. Kelly is trying to confirm the female, who b~ pregpant Leslie Yasukochi, an aguanst at when water tanpernrure. drop~~ park m the aty they can go to. · He lets his breath out No crea sighting. With all these eyes look and gwes birth. The seatiorse is Btrch Aquanurn at Scripps lnsbtute this winter - - •Tiiis doesn't have to be anoth· . tures liWlg in the water th.ts time, ing, he reasons, it's only a matter of believed to be the only animal in of Oceanography in San Diego. But Kelly tS not ready to give up er park with grdSs and tJees, • but the presence of eel grass, Kelly time before it's confirmed. the world that does this, Kelly said. 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' EYE-OPENER QUOTE Of THE DAY •.. 176 clays. *lfis attitude is "5f lhe best .w he plays mlY play in pactkl Ice It's h S..- W - " · Rick GibsOn. South All-Stars coach, on t.he play of lineman Brant Hill • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-574-4223 Daily Pilot Bl lll·STARS FOOTBALL • Close-knit Rebel roster, the South to meet the top him this year's Rcbctc; have gradudted seniors from the displayed the best camarndene Woodbridge High coach PREPS North Friday at 7~5 p.m. al in recent memory CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM says, has been a joy to deal Orange Coast College. "They had to come together, "This has been an ultimate because there was only one with as game approaches. joy for all of us (coaches)," shade tree to sit under before Gib on said in the Warrior practice," quipped defensive . orror stories is too strong coaches' offic~ b&fore kicking coordinator Dick Roche, whom atenn,but\Voodbridge olf the final w·eek of practic~ Gibson enlisted from cross-town H High Coach Rick Gibson Monday. "Going in, I didn't rival Univen,ity High. , had heard from more than one know what·to expect, but this Previous South coaches have .. colleague that coaching a team group of kids has been praised i.belt team's ability to in the Orange County All-Star amazing." . bond in the two or three weeks Football Game wasn't the most Gibson said the potentially I harry they spend gearing up for game efficient use of one's off-season. volatile mix of egos each rught. But, even alter observing However, only days before All-Star coach encounters, faulkner one pracbce, it was dear the 40th edition of the tiasn't triggered anything close Gibson had not overstated his now-annucil summer howcase, to conflict amony the · Lions Club, who continue to case. There was nearly as much Gibson couldn't find anything 36-member Rebel roster. He adrrurustrale the game with negative to say about preparing meticulous devotion, have told Estancia also said members of the Brea - SEE FAULKNER PAGE 82 . • In the Northwest, he holds near-le'gendary status after• Montana's incredible near-miss against Portland State. ' rushed for 84 yards and three • touchdowns on 20 carries, but the Eagles lost a tough one, f ESPN Classic Sports 35-28, to trigger a season-ending ever got the film, it three-game losing streak which : would no doubt find a knocked them out or the • Estancia's Manu Tanielu and time slot to air the 1976 playoffs. Newport Harbor's Brant Hill Montana-versus-Portland Magner, who'd transferred to IState footbctll game from Civic Estancia from Servite, was don't figure to lake their usual Stadium in Portland, Ore. selected to play m the Orange double shift for South All-Stars. "I get reporters calling me for County and Sbnne Ail-Star interviews every year (dunng the football· games, but came down week of the Big Sky Conference w~th hepatitis and was replaced rivalry),• said former Estanoa on the rosters. ~ High and Orange Coast College Also clJl dll-league basketball 0 quarterback Mike Magrrer, player and center at 6-foot-3, 200 refemog to the Big Sky pounds, Magner said his favorite -1·°' r1~ ~~J~1~fetwo-platoon ntto lQ RTH Conference thriller m whlch he gnduon moment for the Eagles is not a problem for came off the bench to rally the was the comeback victory ' coaches in the 40lh Grizzlies from a 35-7 deficit, only against Fountdlll Valley. Ordnge County lo lose to the host Vikings in the· The Eagles drove 7 5 yards in All-Star football Gdffie, which kicks off last second, 50-49. the warung moments and Friday at.7: 15, p.m dt Orange Coast Mdgner, whose converted on a couple College. Division I-AA career of fourth-down situa- But while Uus should significantly cut lasted just one, yet uons to keep theu 1.0to the playmg time former local memorable, season, hopes alive, before two-way standouts Mcmu Tanielu became frustrated that Magner faked to (Estancia H1gh) and Brant Hill (Newport fall when the stepson of Gayner and pitched tO ~ Harbor) arc used to, 1t will also ease theu tlfe school's coach started Pnrtceotto from 37 yard.S , transition lo the speoaltzed roles they will at quarterback, after out on the last play. play tor them respective collegiate teams. Magrier played first • J turned the comer Spc.cializdtlon is not something either . string throughout the and the (Barons') cor- is particularly familiar spnng and summer. nerback came up on Wlth, after both shuffled Like the Portland me, so I brought him m , through more than a State game, it wasn't Mike Magner like you do on the handful of positions uncommon for Magner option, and he blasted - on both sides of the to take over in the second half the bell out of m~. • Magner said. ball- as preps. and lead the Gnzzlies to "I'm looking at the guy's legs, Tu.nielu played go-ahead touchdowns. after getting tackled, and I see wingback, tailback, In the season's second game, Danny going for a touchdown.• slotback, wide receiver, Magner watched from the The next morrung, Magner flanker, free safety, sidelines as Portland State and had to take the SAT strong sclfety and quarterback June Jones - Neu Magner, the younger brother comerback, en route to Lomax, third on the NCAA of former Mater Dei great and Manu Tanielu earning Newport-Mesa career passing list, was the NFLer Gary, went to Orange District and Daily Pilot backup - built a fow-toul:hdown Coast, where he played two Pacihc Coast League MVP honors. lead. seasons and redshirted a year. Hill spent time at guard and tackle on Insert Magner: Montana came In 1975, Magner was the offense and tackle, end, outside back and took a 49-43 lead wtth backup quarterback to Dave linebacker and middle linebacker on the clock winding down, but White (Edlson) on the Pirates' defense He was an All-Sea View League Portland State scored on the national championslup team, but and All-Newport-Mesa District offensive game's final play on a played the entire second half in guard as a Junior, but earned similar controversiai call. almo t every game as OCC won · recogriition at defensive~ a senior. "("Ibe Portland State receJVer) the ma1onty of its contests-by Tanielu, who amassed 1,837 was light next to ~hke Frost, lopsided scores, capping the all-purpo e yards (rushing, receivmg, who swears to this day the guy momentous season wdb a 38-14 ., passing and returns) in 10 games last fall, was still out of bounds, but it was victorY, over Rio Hondo in the a fun as 1S working out at receiver and game,• said Magner, Avocado Bowl Coach Dick comerback. He caught 53 passes for 816 referring to his longtime lriend, Tucker's squad finished 11-0. yards and rushed for 'fi.7 in 101 carries Frost, the Montana linebacker • 1 don't think we ever went - and added two interceptions as a senior. who also played at OCC and into the fourth quartei with any South Coach Rick Gibson Corona del Mar High regulars and I don't think we (Woodbndge) said he and defensive .. Magner, a 1973 Estancia played any game that wasn't coordinator Dick Roche (University) are graduate who lives m Lake decided by halftime." Tucker fighting over where the 6-foot-1. Oswego, Ore .. earned his degree once saJd. m psychology from Montana. He With his ability to run the 180-pound standout. will see most o1 his MAAC MARTIN I DAILY P!l.O started at quarterback mo t of option, Magner would play a lot time. Newport Harbor's Brant Hill (55) I'S an obvious force for Die Soutli J\.ll-Stars. the second half of his junior year in the fust half and sometunes Tamelu, who would like to concentrate •His attitude is JUSt the best,• Gibson ~I've always been a Hunker,• said Hill, in 1976, but did not play as a start. on receiver at Saddlebdck College, could senior. •Losing never even entered also be utilized as a kick returner. said of the former Sailor captain. •'This is who has bolstered his confidence by An avid golfer.and lover of our ffiUlds , ~ Sclld Magrier, wbose The 6-foot-5, 230-pound Hill, slated to a great group of kids and (Hill) is one of taring well against some or the best the the winter sports Jn Oregon, Pirate team averaged nearly 4~0 ~- play dC'f ensive end at Nevada, will start the hardest workers we have. He plays county has to otter. at light guard for tho Rebels. He may also .every play in practice.like it's the Super "These guys are bigger and fdster than Magner starred in the Estanna pomtS a game, while yielding see some tune on the defensive line. · Bowl. " . any I've faced before," he said. backfield along with runrung Just six. · Hill said h'" prefers defense, but his Hill, one of few two-w~ y starters for backs Dan Pnnceotto and Scott Among other school records Regardless of where Hill plays, Gibson Gayner, while All·CIF center the 75 team established, it analytical personality 1S weU-swted to the beluwes his im~ct on the South has Vince Klees anchored the line. recorded 241 fm.t downs (almost offensive side of the ball. _ SEE ALL-STARS PAGE 82 already been tremendous. ,. The Eagles that season 22 a game). --- ~ -=====:;=!.-4--,:>Dl!~d-!~,-ift.ektd.i:noi-Yit-t~.._~t--.~~uu..1-C'~a~~e~r~a~2~3~0~-~un~d~_._....iJ 1:======.:::=:::::::z====:::::::====::.:.:.:===-=-======;;.=== ...... :.- -..:....J overPountairr Vattey;-'25-20,--·-defenstYE" tMkle,'J)layee-en- · Marina, -42 ~7, Costa Mesa, 32-20, OCC' nabonal title team in and CdM, 14-7. 1962, also coached by Tucker. •At that point, I wa ' Mike Magner. a Daily Pilot t considered an option Sports Hall ot ~e honoree, quarterback,• said Magner, who eel brating the millehrilum.. completed 37 of 1CM pass - for today lb medicall4seri and 8 From 12s to 18s, there extra matches to qualify for the of he1ght and tremendous heart. 635 yard5 and rushed for 353 plays golf to a 12 handicap. He isn't anything quite like championship fmal. They finished sixth overall. YOLLIYllLL yards on 99 cames, while ftnd his v.ifc, Jacque, have baa After a loss m the qualifying Otange County Nike. with earning first-team All-Irvin m rried 22 years. 1bey baw two it at the annual junket. to rounds to the Orange County Newport Harbor's April R055 and League honors in the autumn of children, daughter Ali. 18, mMl Davis for girls volleyball. Volleyball Club Blue, and a Krista Dill, lost a very close 1972. n Rory, who turns 11 in first-round playoff loss to San match to Sunwest by scores of Against Magnolia that year, 5eptember. Ali Magner is he recent 1999 Volleyball Diego's •strictly,· Saddleback t5-13, U-16, 15-17, before a Magner completed 1o of 30 heeded for North C&ro1ina Stm Festival lll Davis was a marched through the tourna tournament-ending loss to puses for 142 yatdl, and also next fall to play volleybd. T tremendously 5uctessful ment. With a two-game victory Saddleback. ~ third-place finish event for our local club players. over Orange Count}' Nike, was a disappoli\tment for the The tournament included over Saddleback was iri the Festival top-seeded Nike teem. which 950 teams f{Om every atate and Finals against eventual charnp1on had won each of the major Canada. There were four age Sunwest Of San Diego. tournaments of the year, but lt categoriel and the week·long Orange County 17 Blue, wu tWl a greet townament for tournament ftnished up Set\U"day. featuring Corona de1 Mar's Jamie tbe Nike team. In the 181, SaddlebAck BrowneD and Dlmitra Hevriluk. Seddlebeek l 7 ·o.1&· and Volleyball Oub'I ~ Miay, • ltd by u Well a.Newport Harbon Orange County t 7 White made Jennifer Sandro and Brenda grMt ttridM and ftnllbed much .J:~n:t:':'~ Watlll'INID and Calvary Chapel's tdgblr tball •.·------""' !( ~BUC NOTICES IPUBLIC NOTICES I I..... NCmCll. I I•• ~ I IP.UIUC M>T1Cl8 . , ( PUBLIC NOTICES IPUBLIC NOTal I [M&M:,. I NOIJCe II he~byr and belaoce upon aucl'I dallOn, II IYIMl9bla at Iha f Fictitious BuslneH f-let1t1oua eualneH. ~. CA 92663 aUOlOl!nd agent IOf Janel ,..ofiCe OF raiSed •t the publiC helnng Name St.teJMnt Penpyan, P~, 17321 Flela. IOf a conditional"~ PUBLIC HEARING • oe~ In 111• nooce, Of that the unde • wit terms and conditlont H Foundetion'I oftlca for In· Neme Statement Hll at pr1V11ta 18 to the are acceptabla lo Iha per· apediorl during ,.gular The following paraons Rob Rot Clrcla. unbnglon permit to legellza aio:ral NOTICE IS HEREBY ~~~= ~ Toe lollov. ing pcr50!\t 1 hi~ and best bidder sonal rapreseotat!Ye buSlneSI hours lrom 9 00 i are doing buSI08M 8$ ere OOing bUaineu as Baad'I, CA 92648 tl8P recovery llldlily ~ GIVEN ttiat a J>Wlie hear· ..,. at, or prvv to, the ...... he 1 to conl1rmatoon OI $5.000 00. to be depoa Id NA to 6.00 PM by any a) COmplete Your Stall. O) Tuelday Women'• In· This ~ II con· IO 14 people Incl open,,,, Ing will be held Oy the :anng ...... ,,_ aa SuperiOI' Court on OI with bid 8'CI$ or offers to citizen llltlo raque1ta It comp1eteyou11tan com. c) llMtment Club 128 Via duded by a genenlf pell· mHllllOI In an aJClsting COl18 Mesa City Council N01T1CE IS FURTHER alter Iha 121ti day of JUiy, be ln writing and wUI be re· wtttw'I 180 daV- alter tna I Mentone Ne~ eeacti nel5hfp tingla·famlly rtlidences... lo- on July 19, 1990, at 6;.JO • Complete Stslf1ng d) Com· CA Have you tial1ad OOlng <*lild II 15'4 Eut tslY p m.. In the Council gllleo that at the ab0\19 1999 et the oHk:e ol West cervecl at Iha atornald of· date of Ptlbblion , ale Staffing Resource• 92663 ' Olfer l Westover. LLP. ll01 !tee at any tim. after Iha The Foundation's prlnd· .. ) complata•t•I• Bergman· Rllht Mary bUStness ret? No Str.. t In an R1 zone Chambers of C•t)' HaU, 17 !~meresl-~~ · ma~ 1np: Dover Duva, Suite 120 first publicatlOI\ hereof and pel offiOI le located at Lynn 128 v .. Mentone Sheron £Mbejft Erwltot\mantal O.termtna· Fair Oliva, on Iha IOI~ ... ""' ...... ~- , 1 l1ngresour~• net, 20505 Newi' 11 BNd'I CA 92663 This statemal\1 was llled tk>n· Exempt Item. J>tllr end be haard by tna Newport e~ . CA 92860 before cteta of HI• 130 Newpoft Center Or!Ya, 'Yorba Linda BIVd • 1330 With Iha CoUnty et.rk of IF YOU CHALLENGE APPLICATION horn City Council Iha au lhG right. 1111• aoo In-- Dated June 28. 1999 Suite 1408, Newporl ~Ian JoiC9 141 °" tares! of sa1d deeeUed at Yalort• "lddla, Par· Beacti, CA 92660 i Yort>e LlnCla CA 92886 v11 w121a'r1. Ne~port Oranoa Countv one 22·99 Iha OIY Counclr• decision Council Member Linda alorementiOOed malter • An1hony Jertery Corpo Bel\Ch, CA 92663 1MM7170ZI In court, you may be Umitad 011100 appealing the Plan· MARY T. ELLIOTT the lime of death and en 90f'8f Aapl'eaentatt,,. of The pnnopel 11'18M09' of ration (I Cah!ornla Corpo B1lt>eill, Sharon, t848 Daily Piiot June 2... Jl/IY IO rMlngoniy lhole tnuu nlng Comrn•sslon'' ap• City Clatll rfOht, 11118 and Interest lhe the 1..... • 11141 FoundalK>n Is Jean o.putt esttta hes acquired tn ad· Anom.y(a) at Lew: Crurnmar Cobum ' ratJon) , 20505 Yorba Linda Oetny orwe, Newport 1, a. f5, 1999 Th908 you or eomeone else praval 01 PlaMtng ApptJca ~~~111hedMesa'o'l'tP<>a'"'11p~·acil · Blvd .. #330. Yorba Linell, 18 d1t100 10 that of ni<1 de· Wntovw 6 Weetovaf, Roy E. CNmmer Foun· O.adl CA 92660 ra!Md attha public haenng tlon PA·99·10, for OOnald ..,... "' ""' ceased In and to a• the c.r LLP, to1 Oo¥9f Dr1¥a, Gallon, 130 NawPolt Cen• CA 92886 CollOn Linda 2193 Vista NOTICE OF delCfibed In tile nollce, or Weld, fOf a con4•1iOnal use July 8, 1999 Th&:l6 Th/S businest It coo· taln real pr~rty 1iluatad Suite 120, "••port ler DrMI, 8'Ate t 408, New· Estrada. NewPol1 Beach PUBLIC HEARING In wnnen oonaepondenol permit for a druglal<:Ohol In the city of Bffch, CA pofl CA 92690 dueled by. • oorp0ra11on CA 92660 ' NOTICE IS HEREBY deflver9d to Iha City Coun• rehabHtlallon ladllly with SSC 1514 Cotta Mesi. l2tlO Bffch. County ot Oranoe. ·s1ate ol Published ~ ee.c:h· (9'491~•102 • Have yOO started doing or to. 2 plus 2 Htnneasey, Paulette, GIVEN that 1 publlC heer· cit at, l)rlor Iha public t ruldtntt NOTICE of SALE Cellfomla. pai11Cu18rty de· Costa Delly PllOc July 2. a, Pldthed Newpof1 e.ldl· •oosltless yel? No 21 .. 01 Yarmouth Lene Ing wlU be held by N hearing care1aui. cxx;upyu g a of REAL PROPERTY ' AnthOny Jeffery Corpo ICl1beO u follows. 9, '099 Colle MMtl o.ly PllOt ratiOO, Dev• P1100h, Prell· Huntington Stach, CA ~ta Meu Citt COunclt NOTICE IS FURTHER duple•. Wlltf tome prbba at PAIVATI! SALE LOI , .. of TrllCI No 2310, FTh985 JtAyl, ,. 92146 on July 1t, 1999, 81 9:)0 oMNI ttllC at fie abcM llonlry retldentl (probe· C 1 A , ...... u par mtp l9COfded 1n N011CE bf d9nt JonH, Diana, .. 07 p m • 1n the Council .,.,_ and pleot .,. In liOn relalad IO In :_MSuot~ ~ Tll83I Tf"- atatement wat filed 0 Book 12 Page 38 o4 Mil• •yAU A• ...., N6Tief CebrittO. Cotta Mesa, CA Chembtrs of Cly Hiii. lef9Mad l*N'll'mey _,,. drugl11Cohol abuse ... .-..o w di Wiii N CO\lnly Olel'k of n .,o!llll·~--lllJotl'lla. loi'lfltr. celleneous Mmps, In Iha of ,. --- • ' APPLICATION FOR t2827 Fair OrMt, on lie follOWlnQ .....,., ind be heard by lhl lanMI), located at ... """"""' no. Of Of' ANNUAL REPORT or.,. Cour;Ui'i~f;: Maler Ooltia 30 Rich- 11em ...-- C Hammon Street In an Otang. Of ~1t1a=Racol'det Purauant to a.ctlon CMWll mond HM u ' Nlguel APPLICATION from C"Y ouncll on Iha R2-MO ZorM Enlltronmon· In lht m11tt., of &he £1 More known t04(Cft OI Iha lnllrNI ~P'loeNy t I H. e OWi... CA oune ' Councll Member Joa !al Del9rmlttn en; Ere t ,,!!. .. 331 NmOn1i P19Ce, ,_.,.,. Coda, rdcl II °' 9.U• Ttl822 t~ri ~..ic;ie:...= ':!'• JJ~ &voe""= O'Hem MatCla 201 v.. ertc:ttson ...,..,.nv the DllliMlr '*' Ctertl IF YOU CHAJ.LENG ... - -·-- ."C'. Al OOll9 Mata CA 12827 ~ ~ ,_ IW .,.. Temw o4 ...... ,. null !9POf' lot Iii lllmt ..U ' oe tn ~you ma blttmited -~'~---.-. - lnllWU money 61.,. Y!I!'. DIOlftW at; , .. ~~: _....,_CA F eo-11-·."""*"'1 ,.. --- ...... _, ...... ~·.... ,...fl!il, ...n.ri. 803 P4*1J. 10r ~.. tolllllng~UIOM._ ,...,..,_.. -~- ~--.oncoi...,. Cl• .._ Low-tr ~ "°9d. tffl!itM>n Alw.- .,..._, _, -=Dllwftol ~ Ot 80fMOn6 llM die dlOUUil i I Ian.al ..... 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The theme celebrates Parking: Califomia ~s Sesquicentennial, General: $4 Location: mcluding the Gold Rush and the Carpool: $2 Orange County Fair & Exposition 50 golden years the fair has been Buses: Free Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa held In Costa Mesa. The slogan Mesa, CA 92626 also promotes the rush to the fair Advance Tickeb: Strike gold (literally) during (because it is only here for a short Discount admission tickets Pho ne: time), the adrenaline rush from a available through July 8 at Fair~s opening ceremonies (714) 708 FAIR (3247) carnival ride, and the rush to participating Longs Drugs and creativity and Inventiveness. AT&T stores or through the In honor of the 150th anniversary of California's statehood and the Orange County Fairgrounds. Save Gold Rush, one lucky fair visitor will take home an actua1 gold nugget $2 on general (age 13·54) and from the Orange County Fair's opening ceremonies, Friday, July 9. senior (55+) admission, regularly Beginning at 10 a .m., Fair visitors are Invited to become part of the priced $6 and $5 respectively. festivities by joining a procession of kaz~playing musicians, clowns and mimes. The first 150 adults through the main entrance (blue gate) will don Investigations & Collections miner hats, prospector bags and hlgh hopes of winning a gold nugget valued at $1,000. . Opening ceremonies will display a samplmg of. these golden offerings, as eac~ of the Fair's departments will be represented in the Mdoo- dah "-like parade, marching down the "yellow brick road" with characters from the Wiz.ard of OZ On July 9 only, parking Gate 112 (off Fair Drive and Vanguard) opens at 7 a m . admission gates open at . 800-448-7505 10 am. 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Hajian: European, American hlgh on the PBS program "Antique years about whether that o&d table specialties: July 24·, 6 to 10 p.!fl. · George end, silver, paintings. Road Show:. lamp with the pretty colored glass shade .is a genuine iiffany Find out at the 1999. Orange County Fair. or just a nice looking but lnexpemtve Imitation, July 12, noon to 5 p.m. • George the answer to yoor question ls at Hajian: European, American high the 1999 Orange County Fair. end, silver, paintings. Fairgoers who are uncertain July 16, 2 to .7 p.m. • Dan · about the provenance of family Schnider: ~ specialty. tn?asures and heirlooms, can July 17, noon to 7 p .m. · Dan consult with antique appraisers. Schnider: Asian specialty. F.ach Item must be small enough July 17, 6 to 10 p.m. -George to be handled by one person, b\.&t Hajian: European, American high· pictures of larger items may be • end, silver, ~ntings. brought to the Fair for study Eaah July 18, noon to 4 p.m. · Jan .$,~ fairgoer may bring NIO Items for Jocoy: rugs.and ta'pestry. OWNERS SQ va. appraisal for each tum In line, July 19, 6 to 10 pm.· George ....., permitting --·-·~~ time Hajian: European, American high Appraisers wtll be featured In end, silver, paintings. the Collectors Corner (Budding July 21, noon to 4 p .m. · Michael #13), located next to Crafters May: Asian antiques and Village between Centennial Way accessories. and MfITTl<>rial Way July 24, .noon to 4 p.m. • Jan + Wny~t.nt CARPET & TILE SLATE LOOK (if~INSTAUATION 16"xl6" s519 .. ~ 13.x13' sii 1t ""-C.W.----- nlalld ~ toWAJfACTUIWIS' L!J 10vtAll WNIAA#rY ---c...·-""9* ...... ,.. -·JO QU(m 336 Roinscttia Ave. ioff PCH) Corona del Mar -949-675-9756~ ; ---~ -- I fair. The move also coincided with the growth and development of what would become one of the most dynamic cities In the state. lt was 1949 and America was on the cusp of the bright, optimistic 1950s. The hardShips of World War n were begv.vUng to ease and the ~ WM loOking good. The ba~ boom was on and families were fleeing dw dda In favor of clean, M ~. America was Mttllng doMl. The In retrospect, it almost seems predestined the Fair, with Its :&ong hlietory ol Orange County Fair would find Its permanent hOme changing locationl end .,...... rn Costa Mesa After settling briefly In neighboring arrived In 1ts current homa 1*ore cities such as Huntington Beach, Ai'iaMim. and the city ~It hid'.,. bMll IA 5 ...... Sarita Ana, the Falr took up residenCe at its present throUgt\ ~willOl't c>.r•M•UIO~ site what was then the old Santa Ana Anny Air Costa Mesa Would eum.. tnlo Illa *ft•• &se 111 1949. This colridded with the Fair entertalrvnent and~ amillr ol a=:- ='•:'11 $~:1 becoming part of the state's 32nd District • - and the fair would t.cam.-111t 1Wt;1Mtt Agricultural Astociatlon. making it an offkia::__Icoun :='.:ty~_:we:D:_:as:_:the:_:cust::Ocllll=n~ol:_:'DlllY=~llll~•:*:_:d:_:•::::•~~~--- The Original PLAYMATES PRESCHOOL No Longer Since 1964 MIKE'I. on 17th St. • Developmental and NOW LOCATED at Earty Childhood · 1998 Harbor Blvd. Education Programs CARPETS in Costa Mesa · For 2 yrs. thru Pre-K • Special Emphasis OVER 25 YEARS IN COSTA MESA on Kindergarten • Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery • Vinyls • Ceramics Readiness at the Wood • Laminates Pre-Kl.evel ALL CARPET & FLOORING • Potty 'D'aining Avalable CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN CALL NOW Full Day & Mon*'g Half-Day Sessions 30°/o off Monday thru Friday 6:30om-6:00pm 642-8400 Diredor. Arlene Shapiro 714-540-1919 ,.,. 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Discover Centennial Farm process that Is also new to as recycling various plant materials Hunger." The bralnchiJd of former Centennial Fann. It's the process as mulch. The Centennial farmers Orange Ca.mty Fair Board The three-acre parcel of the The ·0ug Barn ... which opened of using worms to create cor1apost will teach you how to n!cyde --men&r, A.G. Kawamura, the fairgrounds known as Centennial in 1996 and extols the virtues of that Is being met with enthusiastiC common househokt Items like project will provide fresh meat and Farm was dedicated in 1989. It the varia&Js bugs it displays, holds antidpatioo by the fann staff and leaues, grass dlpPng:s, wgetable other various fresh foods to the features 30 different growing a special aDure for boys and girls YOlunteers. AB organic matter and huit scraps, coffee grounds, . Seoond Harvest Food Bank in crops, nUJ"Se1'y stock and Uvestock, alike. Currently, docent-guided eventually decomposes, aeatill!1 Orange and the Commwlity as well as special events and tours are conducted twice daily, the fertilizers needed by growing Dewlopment Council in Garden attractions throughout the year five days per week, with school plants. Vemdcornposting Graue, which serve the hungry in Centennial Farm has always fieJd trips bringing in more than accelerates this pl'Oeess. our county. been popular with children. 400 children daily. The Fann is Since ear1hworms haw the Undertaking the task of raising Whether it's petting a sweet also open to the public for self unique characteristic of c:ontalning piglets born at Centennial Fann tn tempered burro or hearing a guided l°'9"5. both male and female n?pt'OductNe October 1998, will be the students sheep's bleat for the first time, VermicUlture, a word .that may organs, each worm can produce of FuDerton High School. The youngsters registe r an awe. be new to most people is a Its own eggs without the benefit of • piglets were donc)ted by the a mate. Under perfect conditions, Centennial Fann Foundation to a mature bteeder will produce an Orange County Harvest, who ls egg every sewn to 10 days, which A GREAT PLACE FORA DATE covering the cost for feed and ~ ~ will hatch four to 10 baby worms future processing. two weeks. within In tum, these NOt only will this joint venturi? babies will mature in eight to 12 provide approximately 640 weeks producing their own eggs sawdust and shredded paper. servings of bacon, ham, chops DNK~RDll and, well .•. one tiny worm can *1he New JCrsflt Senseman in Cltidcen, ~ & s.olood* Centennlal Fann has joined and other meat products to the produce over one pound of soil forces this year with Orange thousands of County - ICe¥in hoes '98 each year! Orange County Harvest and local Future chiJdren and adults who a.re at risk Visit Centennial Fann and learn 1he oromos of go1tK sune of Farmers of America students in a of going to bed hungry each night, •Sermg all about \lemlk:omposting, as well new progrcun caJJed "Harvest for &cilootro waft & the most ivlovo1ive it will provide an important conveootioo learning tool for the high sehool hums foods cratnr students. T\D'lled over to Fullerton at lnko Grill• {0STAM£54 in January, the pigs are now i4 nMES OAJLY PfLOT about 225 pounds and ready for marl \ I 2 Locations to Serve You! Hunting.ton Beach Fountain Valley 7034 &linger Ave. 18828 Brookhurst. 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Bros. debut album, Mugzy's Moue, "Weird Al" Y.al&oYlc has eatertai••ent old, and released his first album, With 'Why Can't We Be Royal Crown Revue has been singularly redefined the wor1d of Bryan White, in 1994 at the age -Frietlds?" and "Cisco Kid," War turning a cross-section of musical musical comedy. On July 21, he All that glitters may indeed be of 20. takes to the st.age on July 16. tastemakers on its ears with Its will sing any number of his hits, gold during the Orange County • Things will heat up on July 15 Get ready 'for some lively own unique brand of "gangster· including "My Bologna" and "Like Fair's headline concert series with Sheena Easton's bebopplng mil.sic on July 17 with - punk-swing." a Surgeon " . featuring a line-up of gold record performances. Easton, whose the swing jazz sounds of the EmiUo, performing July 18, The Grammy-winrung couple performers, from counhy and career has spanned 17 years, has Roya) Crown Revile Since the has won multiple Te,ano Music Marilyn Mctoo and Billy comedy to pop and golden oldies. Awards, as male entertainer of the Davis. Jr. will reunite July 22 as Each act will perform two year, male vocalist of the year, and It Takes Two c;hows nightly at 7 and 9 p.m in album and showband of the year The Tejano group La Mafia, Arlington Theater as part of The With more than 1.5 million who won Grammy Awa~ tn Orange County Register Concert records sold, a Grammy 1997 and 1998. will hit the stage Series Shows are free with nomination, and an extraordinary on July 23 general actmtssion. sweep of the Dove Awards, Point The Nelson Brothers, Kicking off the line-up will be of Grace, will perform July 19 formerly the pop music group the unique comedic voice of · It will be a night for oldies when Nelson, will perform on July 24 . Sinbad on July 9. Three Dog Night hits the stage The counhy sounds of cowboy Best known as Ally McBeal"s on July 20 with ..Joy to The · troubadour Chris LeDoux will fill muse, Vooda Shepard will step World," a goJd record m 1971. as the air on dosing night, July 25. - out of her television role and take center stage on July 10 The hot country sounds of Diamond RJo, a six-man 'group · ~E.K r~ that ~IX ~ ADVE.RTl\f.MENT ArivERrm.MF.NT Lender offers weak credit borrowers equal opportunity to lock in at lower interest rates. As interest rates start a slight move back up, many Refinancing, new purchases, second borrowers are .locking in their 1oam at the current home cash~outs are alJ included, intere t rates. The proce~ allows them to avoid any future rate increase • while their loan is being Sea ide Financial, is a virtual supermarket of proces~d. or even ju~t to buy time to think about loan products: Fir 1 mortgage , econd their loan. 1)ipicaHy, lhc pnvilege of loclmg in a rate mongages, refinance,, 15 and 30 year, fixed rate, 11; only utilized by homeowners with excetlcnt credit. variable rate'>. first time home buyers. Literally One lender is offering the opportunity to locl in-for any Lype of loan that yw can think of i offe re-d - those with marginal or que tionable credit. at Sea ide Financial. And all can enjoy the lock 1n privilege. The key is 10 call and get the o second hand treatment for self-employed, process started. fn fact, you can probably lock ingle parents, previous bankruptcies. your rate in today. · A.liout this section Orange County Fair Celebrates 50 Yean In CostaMaa Thunday, July 8 , 1999 During the- 1999 range County alr, Ray Cammack s~1::~ . R :~oii~: ~M. Shows (RCS), will celebrate its fifth year of providing major 4 ,000 pouJ')ds of popcorn kernels, 37,500 apples and 75 Publisher Thomas H. Johnson and kiddie carnival midways to the Orange County Fair. cases of caramel dip during the Orange County Falr for the In 1956 with a lone bumper car ride, Ray and Veryl mouth-watering carnival snacks. Promotions Director Lana H Johnson Cammack entered the carnival business in Lenoox, South This year's Une-up will feature 54 rides including the · Dakota. Eventually increasing their ride arsenal to five , the debut of the spectacular Inverter, and a new ride the entire Cover Design Dennis Wallace Cammacks traveled to fairs throughout South Dakota, fam1ly can enjoy, the Bumble Bees. North Dakota, Minnesota and Montana. In 1980, the show Returning favorites include the Zipper, Grand Wheel, Section Oalgn & Layout Charles Girard increased its size with the acquisition of the New Mexico Orbiter, Evolution, Tilt-a-Whirl, Kamikaze, Miru Bumper based Fraziers World Fair Show and three other major Boats, Tornado, Elephants, Toon-Town, Bounce, Lollipop Photos, courtesy of the Orange County Farr fairs. Swings, Top Spin, Fenis Wheel, Hurricane and Kkldie When Ray Cammack died in 1981, Charlene and Guy ·ears. ·An Advertising Supplement to the Da.ity Pilot Leawitt, daughter and son-in-law of Ray Cammack, A new "Weekend Wanior Wristband" promotion takes assumed management of the business. Today Ray place Saturdays and Sundays. With the purchase of an $18 • Published by Cammack Shows boasts more than 50 rides, 10 food wristband, weekend waniors wishing to challenge six of the runes Community News service units and 35 games. carnival's adrenaline-producing rides will receive a Umited No carnival visit ls complete without the requisite com edition commemorative T-shirt. 8wtl}-P~·home ... custom interior workroom • SliplO\'l'n • Baby/Cbild~ns PiUo-a,. ~ Bedcli"& Roonu &- &dcilng • SpK.ialry Fabrics Window Treaunenu Ha-.iian Wo•tD Wooda \'in1.1p Honter [)oqglat ProdlKU. 1720-D Santa Ana Ave. Costa Mesa (949) 645-9140 \~ Rediscover the YMCA • AQUATICS CENTER • RACQUETBALL • PERSONAL TRAINERS •MASSAGE •CARDIO •AEROBICS • FREE WEIGHTS •STRENG'Tll TRAINING EQUIP. • BASKETBALL R'S FEE , I 'J I . - .·· :'('; O.L:. FAIR - Saluting Gold and Grain ...... ~.. · ·. • · ' Jub' 8, 1999 Great l11ve11tio11 Sl101v Daily Pilot offers youngsters a What could be better, in keeping when you run your pantyhose and _golden ticket to /air /uni with this year's salute to the . need to replace them. She came up California Gold Rush, than the Great with the idea of dispel lSiJ 19 hosiery The fabuious artwork bring their plants to the Farm & Invention Show? After all, the Forty from a machine. The pantyhose • generated by the ~ Pilot Garden booth for a special niners and this year's aop of would sell for $5 per pair from a Coloring c.ontest wilJ be ()fl judging that ewmlng. Winnen inventors ~ many similar traits: machine that is designed to be displa.y ln the Youth Building will receive prizes and be imaginative adventuresome, and mobtrusive enough to be ~ daily. Stop by to see which ~ in the Daily Piiot! hoping to tum their efforts lnto big anywhere. budding Van Goghs will take Tue OTange County Fair and bucks. Sam Mintz of Huntington Beach is home the blue ribbon! ~ the Daily Pilot also teamed up The Great f.nveri&>n Show ts a • ,so confident In his amazing •Secure entnes wtD be published in the to acclaim young advertising three-pronged event that includes a Door, .. he is exhibiting the product Dally Pilot. . executives during the Da1Jy juried competition for local amateur for sale and entering it In the Great On Friday, July 16, see what Pilot'$ Design an Ad inventors, an exhibition opportunity lnvention ~competition . ~ blOoms as a result of the Pilot's Competition. for new wave devices that haw just l..Qcal students Jones of Newport Beach will be Marigokl Growing Contest. hit the market and a speaker series exhibiting the EV 1 Electric Car. The designed more than 50 ads for Children 12 and under haw on the' "ABC§ of Inventing" for Secure Door, EVl and many other the Or~ County Farr. fairgoers to enjoy every day at 3 new products will be on disp0y daily been nursing~ seeds Winners received tickets to the _ _ _ __, Orange County fair. p.m., in the Bijou Theatre. outside the Silo Building in owr the past month. and will The brain chUdren of local, budding Centennial Fann. Inventors entered In the Great lnvention Show competition will be on display in the SiJo Building. Newport Beach residents Jay Vanderwal and his daughter, Saskia, r:o«nlrll 5'ui both wnlun!d into the Inventing arena, with wry diffen?nt ideas. Jay. a longtime member of the -§~{l~r ln\llel'ltor;s Forum, has come up with a Portable Umbrella Stand that is not Only lightweight but easy to use, ~"--'. . - (},o~e and have Lunch in and an Electrical Receptacle that makes those pesky he.ads on cords The Garden ... +. a thing of the past. Saslda, ~ a Enjoy a Spacious Suite Beauty Salon hotel employee, often noticed how . .fuldwl('hcs. ;/~any (VltJ • 'llplUOUS • Sumptuous Dining Transportation to Doctor diffiCult it was for guests to tips tlads. Entertainment maneuver with one hand hok:ling a ·Shopping, Fun Trips briefcase and the other holding a Many Antique Jtern..c;; For SOie Bingo, Crafts, Billiards Friendly Caring People cup of coffee. Out of those + observations sprang her collapsible, ".1/s a Je<'T-el lu"drtutJU!I nptl Mt ku!l 171h J/rcel/'' From $1 ,395/Mo. · • cardboard drink holder that fastens 2283 Fairview at Wilson to briefcases, sultcases, shopping C-<.wrh-.y $m .vadn1 Caf - Costa Mesa Virtually a bags - anything that has llll lht• NllJ<µ' Hott') 1.1111 I 7111 Sfn"t1 uNcJ \il'!-tl Minimum Age 58 handle. 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Newport North Shopping Center ElectrOnic Salons! (at McArthur &' &sonJ • Refreshments • Costa Mesa Garden Grove 1280 &son St Suitt 88 · ~:t:=::;:ttt . • ~F. 2 thN grwJe 6 Age 2 tbru ar* 6 ·- =--~DWwum..'=- -mv. 1 tt ~- GTFTQRl'"iFKAfB ~l/iAjifE=:;:::::::::;~= 6:JO a.m. - 6:30p.m. 6:30a.m.- 6:30p.m. As6: AbcJUl OUr I<* G~ (M9) 642-0411 (714) 971-.SSll Dl1ScGl#lf I • CltY of Crista Mesa and Us bUslne§eS, chDdreri, ~nts, teachers, churches, elected officials, police and fire departments, water district, media, senJor center, organizations and dubs, chamber of commerce, neighbors and frien~s, for 50 years of support. Since 1949, when the Fair settled in what would become the City of Costa Mesa, you have been partners and patrons, helping the Orange County Fair grow from a 4-day hometown event.to the world-class spectacular that it is today. We look forward to 50 more golden years in the City of Costa Mesa! We invite you to visit the 1999 Orange County Fair, July 9-25. This year, the Fair is themed "Join the Rush" and_will salute gold, grain .. :and GREAT FUN! Orange County Fair & .Exposition Center Costa Mesa •• , Ill 11 1111r