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B4 SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1996 LOS ANGELES TIMES ORANGE COUNTY POP los and company officials loaded the kids up with 1,000 Otter Pops and a set of 3-feet-tall inflatable Otter Pop characters. "Little Kevin, at an early age, has learned both the power of assembly and the power of the press," Cedillos said goodT naturedly. kids screamed with joy and exchanged high-fives. Later, Kevin's cousin Chay Miller said he was "happy and proud. If there's something you think shouldn't happen, you could change things and probably make it right." Before the protesters left, Cedil I Conference Focuses on i Women in Third World Issues: Topics include poverty in Latin America and AIDS in Africa.

I IMMAHlmm VJiVFCEX CE1UII By LILY DIZON TIMES STAFF WRITER CALL FOR DISCOUNTS DAILY 10:00 a.m. A 1:00 D.m. ii WEEKENDS 9:00 a.m., 12 NOON 2:30 p.m. Balboa Pavilion (7141-673-1434 I I I i NEWPORT BEACH-They came from across the United States to talk about AIDS in Africa, poverty in Latin America and problems that confront women throughout the world. "There's just a wonderful thing that happens when women get together with their hearts to find ways to help those less fortunate than us," Susan Baker, the wife of former Secretary of State James i A.

Baker III, told the 200 women gathered Friday at the Sutton Place Hotel. "This conference helps us to open our eyes to the ways we can do this." Baker was Friday's keynote speaker at the second Women of "Vision National Conference, a three-day event that focuses on the years. "If they had just had the flavors, it wouldn't have been any big deal," said Cordova, an office manager, "but they gave them a name, they gave them a face. On Monday, Cordova took the day off from work and pulled the kids out of school early for the picketing in Riverside. The kids, and eight other family members, marched with signs in the pouring rain, ready to present the company with 130 petition signatures.

Cedillos, the company chief executive officer, saw the demonstration from his window. "Here's all these adults and wonderful kids," he said. "They had the most clever signs, and they're chanting, and they're waving and it was a cold, dreary day." Meanwhile, Cedillos had read the anti-Scarlett O'Cherry e-mail and the letters from Sir Isaac fans, including a Stanford professor who accused him of He invited the kids inside. Kevin was scared. "I was nervous that they'd think we were ridiculous," Kevin said.

Cedillos and other officials listened to the kids' pleas. They tried to explain that company surveys showed Sir Isaac was the least popular flavor. And Scarlett O'Cherry had been in product development for months, costing several thousands of dollars. "We were within days of changing it," Cedillos said later. Finally, Cedillos gave in.

The Continued from Bl That's when Kevin's mom, 28-year-old Amy Kee Cordova, a Pez dispenser collector, remembered an episode in which a famous television family fought to keep a park from becoming a parking lot. "I said, 'You know what? I remember watching 'The Brady and they went and fought City Hall. she said. "You guys can do that in real life. You should always stand up for what you believe So Kevin decided to turn Sir Isaac into a cause of his own, with the help of his cousins Chay Miller, Zach Goddard, and Bridgett Gloudeman, 4.

For two weeks, the older kids spent recesses collecting petition signatures at Kaiser Elementary School in Costa Mesa for Sir Isaac's revival. After school, they used crayons and markers to make picket signs, with slogans including "Scarlett O'Cherry is Unnecessary." And they asked Daniel Cordova to post a notice on the Otter Pops home page, asking people to protest Sir Isaac's imminent departure (the home page includes Otter Pops haiku and cocktail recipes). Meanwhile, Amy Kee Cordova called National Pax and warned them of the picket. Don't bother, she was told. Sir Isaac is history.

This made her mad. Sir Isaac had turned kids' tongues green for 28 GESHER L'TSHUVAH BRIDGE TO RECOVERY A full day program offering a Jewish perspective on recovery from Alcoholism Drug Addiction Compulsive Overeating Gambling ft: ft: challenges faced by women in the Third World. The conference continues today. Women of Vision was founded six years ago by a group of Orange County women concerned about the plight of poor women in the world. Since then, six other chapters have been formed in the United States.

Organizers of the Newport Beach conference said they hope to Enjoy Jewish music, storytelling, meditation and excellent speakers. For people and their loved ones who want to explore recovery and find hope and courage. ft; ft: ft' ft ft ft ft Sunday, February 4, 1996 at the Orange County Jewish Federation Campus 250 East Baker Street, Costa Mesa Pre-registration Required Information: Jewish Family Service of Orange County (714)939-1111 women who are interested in advocacy work by showing how to become active in their community, work with the 'homeless and start their own local Women of Vision chapters. "Sometimes we get so comfortable in our own world that we don't necessarily know what the plight of the poor is like and what 4 we can do to help," said Penny Wood of South Laguna, one of the i organizers. "We just need to expose our women to this so that we 3 could do our part to help raise awareness." The conference features speakers in advocacy services and an array of workshops on topics such as the victims of the civil war in "'Bosnia, doing business with women artists, Palestinian women and iv mutual cooperation, and understanding through prayer and 'religion.

Participants also discussed last year's U.N. Fourth World I' Conference on Women in Beijing. "For anyone who cares about what's going on in the world and the needs of women and children, this is the place to find out," said Gail Ochs, a former Newport Beach resident who now lives in Spain and who returned to Orange County to attend the conference. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Piii ORANaC COUNTY GSSlHffG PI 4Rl inpaiKfl Over 10,000 rugs torn around the world on sale! Giant Storewide ouSimiEQ RUG SALE Car Crash Kills Trabuco Canyon Woman Come in and take an Bringinthisad save an EXTRA additional 50 off store wide from ouralread; tV lowest prices arouni hi i Vv FOUNTAIN VALLEY-A Trabuco Canyon woman was killed in an accident Thursday in which her car and another collided at a major intersection after one of them ran a red light, police said. Tracy Van Dinter, 27, was driving on Magnolia Street near Tal-bert Avenue about 8:20 p.m.

when the accident occurred, police said. Officers said they were not sure which car ran the red light. A driver unloading fuel from his tanker truck at a gas station near the accident said he saw the colli sion. "Basically I was just standing here loading," said driver Joe Co-lacchio, 47. "The car was coming toward my truck.

I shut the valve off. The car came right up the driveway and landed three feet from, the truck." Van Dinter was taken to Humana Hospital in Huntington Beach where she died shortly after arrival, police said. The investigation is ongoing and no citations were issued. Lnoose tram an 'shapes, colors, sizes and prices. smsm 4 4 i i Never Undersold! cm 18375 Euclid.

Fountain Vallpv fiffi FW Exit! (714)5574358 Open Mon-Sat 104, Sunday 12-5 A Whale of Festivities an Ocean Full of Fun. The Dona Point Festival of Whales! February 17 March 3, 1996 Lovely Lingerie in Irvine 03EGS3 SIZES I I Main St. i mm Call for directions 261-8615 For More Information! For a complete schedule of festival activities, whale watching or visitor information call (800) 290-DANA or local (714) 496-1555. OMMOI COUNTY 10 am 6 pm Mon. Sat.

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Volunteer teams are needed for two Saturdays, one to prep and one to paint. If you would like to help brighten the home, neighborhood and life of an Anaheim senior, join us. Please return the "coupon" or call Carolyn Griebe at (714) 974-9481 In five years, Paint Your Heart Out Anaheim volunteer teams have repaired, prepped and painted 193 homes for low income senior or disabled Anaheim home owners. On May 4, another 40 Grandmas and Grandpas need our help. Like Hazel and Clarence, who've lived in their home for more than 40 of their 67 years together, others are facing the reality ea.

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991 Free "We'll never forget the joy this day has brought." Hazel Granere Homeowner I 1 "Paint Your Heart Out Anaheim project was really special. Our Rockwell volunteers enjoyed being able to do something for the woman whose home we were assigned this year, and felt she was very appreciative. Beverly Paonessa Rockwell k99 lb. Any Boars Head Ham or Turkey Products Monterey Jack Cheese III btgk mtaim miw mtits it pffti fr mhing tm Minna puny Ground Beef i Buy one pound of our fresh, I lean ground beef, get a 1 99 Anaheim second pound FRE 1 IK I pir Limit on nwpa Expires 013196. Limit on nwpo 1 1 mm mm mm mm mm mm Mail to: YES.

I would like to volunteer. FarmersMarket I Name I Organization At Atrium Court At Lake Mission Viejo At Marbella Plaza 31109 Rancho Vieio Rd Fashion Island 27742 Vista del Lago Paint Your Heart Out Anaheim 211 S. State College, Suite 370 Anaheim CA 92806 If you have any questions or would like to volunteer, please call program coordinator Carolyn Griebe at (714) 974-9481 or FAX (714) 921-0875 Deadline for volunteers is March 15, 1996 Address 401 Newport Center Drive San Juan Capistrano 92675 Mission Viejo, CA 92692 Newport Beach 92660 714-748-f)R18 Opening August of '96 714-760-0403 1 Daytime Phone No. to 8pm 8am to 8pm 8am to 9pm Sun. 8am to 8pm PR21IO Atl sptmsuretl The Timet Orange CuuM):.

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