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Fight night
comes to
Costa Mesa
' 'A nd in thb corner. al 6 fee1. 8 inches and 200
pounds. froin Costa
Mesa, California .... please
welcome ... Jeff Byrne."
Ever heard of him? I su5pec1
you will.
Ayrnc, a 2~-year old Co!>la
Me:.a
en1repreneur.
1s pan of a
.,pons
vcn1ure called
"lJp percu1
Buxrng,"
whu:h ,.,
hrm~ing
profc.,.,ional
boXJng IO the
C:o.,1a Me-.a
I hhon on PETE R
June l6 with a BUFFA
blatk It(',
l11gh warn opening nighl of 1ab ...
feini... thum p'> and bum ps
I l nuw, I le.now. Boxing .., thC'
l>Jd boy of '>pons. It's V1olen1
and pnm111ve and downnght
uwy a1 limes. and ii doesn't
t'xactly appeal 10 o ur belier
""tinctl'. Bu t that's also why 11
.tppcal., 10 a whole lot of people
all around the big blue marble.
Hy thC' w-.iy. how did boxmg ever
come 10 be caUed. of all thmg'>.
"the sweet sc1encer If you know
plea'>e let me know. I couJd tell
you that I'm a big fan and know
aJI aboul boxing and can name
who's who and what's wha1 and
when''> when. Or. I could 1ell you
the lruth.
My knowledge of boxing is as
su.,pec1 a_., my knowledge about
.mytlung else. and I refuse to
wa1ch Mike fyson at any lime Ill
any '>t'lll ng for any reason. Bui I
do enioy watching a figh t on lV
now and then. and belier yet,
'>eei ng one m the flesh.
Boxing is one of those spons
where you absolutely. positively
haw to be there. On the tube. it's
a .. good a.'> Sominex. only fru.1er
acting. Bui when you're up close
;u1d personal. it's loud and
rowdy and frenetic. Boxing hru.
al'io held a long-standing
fru.cmation for wrilers.
Whenever spon.swriting nses
to the level of li1erature, the
'iUbJect is always one of two
sport.'>: baseball (my personal
passion) or boxing. And we're
not just talk.ing about legendary
spon swrilers like Ring Lardner.
George Bernard Shaw. Jack
Lo ndon, Ernest Hemingway and
pten1y of other heavyweight
scribes were fascinated by
boxing and wrote about it fo r
mo ney or love or both.
Hollywood has been bonkers for
boxing for years. There's been a
slew o f sports movies. but the
See COMMENTS, Pa1e M
INSl>E
TIEPLOT
INSIGHT
Summer is definitely ,
here end if you're planning
on having thet bedcyant
barbecue, why not try it
Hew1il1n style. We've oot
ell the tipe you'll need 1o
put on the perfect~.
........ Al
~,.not mnhed, fried
Of~ but c.m.e
Oyw hei whipped up •
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Serving the Newp ort-Mesa community since 1907
JULY 20, 2003
SUNDAY STORY ..
PH< TOS BY S£AN ~IL~ER DA. <"'
Margaret Klemm tends to her garden plot at th e Del Mar Community Gardens m Costa Mesa. Th e crty-owned garden 1s maintained by more than 50 tenants
A place in the sun
Costa Mesa 's community garden offers a welcome respite
from daily life and a chance to exercis e a gree n thumb
Individual stytes that decorate
each garden plot add character to
the Del Mar Community Garden.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
S ome plots boast roses the color of
fi re. Other have a tantalizing array
of fruits and vegetables. Some are
sparsely planted, leaving a lot of
open space. Other are so dense with
greenery they are remini~cent of the Br37jlian
rain forest.
The diverM> plols of 1he Del Mar Commum1y
Garden, which is run by the city. reflect the v-cU1ed
in1erests of their lenders. Yet a common refrain
heard among these reMden1s blessed with a green
thumb is: "It's in my blood."
The Del Mar Garden 'iallates the eternal hunger for
gardening for 59 re'i1denb -pl us one person who
has since moved. Many more are on the waiting list.
Earlier this month. despite some objections. the
Cily Council approved a second com munity garden
for a property on Clarie and Hamilton streets, which
could be ready for planting by the end of the year.
This one will have 42 plots.
Mayor Qiry Mo nahan and Councilman Allan
Mansoor were on the losing end of the 3-2 vote to
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approve 1he garden Mon.thdn ... u~e<;ted usmg <,pau•
in eXJsting park.s for another tornrnumty garden.
while Manc;oor tried IO gtt a vott· on a pocket parl.
tn'>lead. which failed 10 mu'>lcr a11\' -.upport
Du nng all the discu<.'>1011., on Lhe ,..,.,uc. man} of
the Del Mar gardener.., <,polt• Ill f.ivor ot another
rnmmurury garden.
"l\e been a gardener al the Del Mar garden' for
c1gh1 year<; and I'm a real happy per'>on toda~
hetau'>e I live m Costd Me'>ct: ~..,(,old ..a.id on Jul~
7. before '>he shared some of her bounl\ with the
rnuncil members "lt'o; givt•n m(' inner beaut\ 111
work m the garden."
A HISTORY OF GROWTH
rhc City purchased the parcel of land where the
garden is now in Lhe 1970s with the m tenl of
widening Del Mar Avenut-.... ud Man Taylor. a
management analyst with the reLTeauon
department. Two houses and a barn on 1he site were
removed 10 that end. When the street widening
p m1ec1 didn't pan out, the site lay vacant for a
n umber of years until a res1den1 uggested it be
turned mto a community garden. It opened in 1994
SH PLACE. P .. e M
C~ndy, carousels and , yep , ID cards
Booths at the fair
offer paren~ a way
to keep important
information about
their children in case
of emergency .
A2 SlrGy, "" 20, 2003
COSTA MESA
C.Ouncil leaves field use
study to commission
,.
1Wo council members said they are
not Interested in d{scussing a
controversy over athletic field use at .
California Elementary andTeWinkJe
.Middle schools any further. At a joint
study session with the Parks 'and
Recreation Commission Monday,
council members Libby Cowan and
Mike Scheafer say they don't see a
need for the council to con.sider the
issue. So the com.mission and city staff
will continue to work with residents ln
the area who are concerned about
field overuse and related problems.
• Councilman Ouis Steel appealed
the expansion of the softball fields at
TeWlnkle Parle on behalf of the Mesa
del Mar Homeowners Assn. Residents
In the neighborhood said they weren't
notified about the potential changes
and are not happy with plans;o
remove 36 mature trees to expand
some of the fields.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa
and may be reached at (9491574-4221 or
by e-mail at
deirdre.newmsn@lstimes.com.
POUTICS
Maddox to stick with
Nichols endorsement
Comments from Newport Beach
Councilman Dick Nichols spilled over
Into the offices of Newport-Mesa's two
assemblyman. The.offices of Ken
Maddox and John Campbell were
flooded with calls and e-mails
responding to Nichols' criticism of
Campbell.
Nichols, in explaining why he
endorsed Maddox. criticized the
appointment of openly gay
Republican activist Frank Ricchiazzi
as "questionable.•
Maddox reiterated his support of
Nichols, saying be didn't intend to
drop the councilman's suppon from
his endorsement list.
• On Thursday evening, Florida Gov.
Jeb Bush paid a visit to Newport
Beachs' Four Season6 Hotel. The
younger brother of President Bush
urged GOP supporters to rally
California in 2004.
• PAUL CLINTON covers tile environment.
business and politics. He mav be reached
at (9491764-4330 or by e-mail at ·
paul.cllnton@latimes.com.
EDUCATION
UC Irvine students will pay
25% more for school
University of California system
officials decided Thursday to raise
tuition fees 25% this ran to help make
up for fiscal shortcomings the state has
handed them. The average in-state
student will now pay about $5,000 per
year, though the UC Board of Regents
gave UC President Richard Atkin.son the
option to raise the fees another 5%.
NEWPORT BEACH
Recall of councilman
dropped on Wednesday
A businessman opted against
pursuing an effort to recall City
Councilman Olde Nichols on
Wednesday. Newport resjdent Uoyd
Ikerd said at a press conference at City
Hall that a recall could further damage
the community. However, he dJd
announce that he would fonn a
watchdog group to keep an eye on
Nichols and an ear on his comments.
The councilman drew controversy in
June \Yhen he said be dJd not favor
grass improvements at Corona del
Mar State Beach because they wouJd
attract Mexicans, who wouJd end up
staying there all day.
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
'HAMMING IT UP AT THE RACES'
The Alaslc:an Pig Races at the Orange Co ty Fair draws a
crowd every year. Cute pigs leaping over hurdles and the
sheer determination on their faces to get the prize at the end
of the race always produces a good photo. It seems that
nothing can deter the pigs from crossing the finish line. But
this year, the pigs actually did an about-face and headed ln
the opposite direction; drawing boos from the crowd and
disbelief from the race announcer.
How did this happen? Photographer Kent lreptow's
camera with it's blg lens Was something the pigs must have
never seen before because the mere sight of tt sent the little
piggies packing. He was trying to find a new angle of the
races by using an uJua-wide angle fens.
-Steve Mc.Owlk. photo editor
PUBLIC SAFETY
Accidents occur on two
Orange County Fair rides
State officials are investigating two
accidents at the Orange County Fair
-both of which happened Sunday
within hours of each other on rides
right-next-to each other.
On Sunday afternoon, 30-year-old
Aidyt Sofia-Gonzalez of La Canada
Flintridge got hurt on the Adrenaline
Drop after the ride's nets failed to
break her freefall On that attraction,
riders fall from the ttapdoor 11 O feet
in the air untethered by bungee
cords or harnesses. Sofia-Gonzalez
was released from the hospital on
Monday on crutches. The ride
remains closed to fairgoers and
under investigation.
The second accident happened on
the Boo.ster after a pin came loose and
hit 23-year-old Staci Tomack on the
fare Her family said she underwent
surgery, but ride opera.tors reported
that she suffered Ma cut." State officials
are investigating the extent of her
injuries.. Fair officials said Tumack
declined to take the ambulance and
rode with her mend to the hospital.
The Booster was up and running
on Tuesday after an inspector from
the state Division of Occupational
Safety and Health inspected it
• The district anomey on Friday
dropped sex abuse charges against a
fonner Costa Mesa pastor accused of
molesting a boy about 25 years ago.
Denis Lyons, 69, the pastor of St
John the Baptist Oiurch on Baker
•The state Coastal Commission has
decided that city officials will have to
rework the Lower Bayview Landing
senJor housing project because it
would affect three areas on the parcel
deemed to be wetlands. Plans at the
site near Coast Highway and Jamboree
BouJevard call for 150 affordable
senlo·r homes. If the project does
KENT TREPTOW /DAILY PILOT
The Adrenaline Drop, right, looms above other rides at the Orange County
Fairgrounds. An investigation is underway to determine why a woman was
injured when ride's safety nets failed to completely break her fall.
Street for J 8 years, walked out of
Harbor Justice Center a free man on
Friday, three weeks after a U.S.
Supreme Court decision struck down
a California law that allows
prosecution of old sex crimes.
• The anomey for one of three
teenagers accused of gang raping an
unconscious 16-year-old girl at a
C.Orona del Mar home last JuJy filed a
motion on Tuesday alleging
prosec\Jtorial misconduct Joseph
Cavallo, who is defending Greg HaidJ.
asked in rus motion that the case .
against rus client be dismissed
come into fruJtion, the city will have
to spend $500,000 more from its
affordable housing fund because of
Prevailing Wage laws.
• City officials blame antibacterial
filters for the rise of bacteria levels in
the West Newport channels. Assistant
City Manager Dave Kiff said ·we may
not have used the correct filter
because the district anomey
overcharged Haid! and failed to give
Cavallo information.
HaJdl, Keith Spann and Kyle
Nachreiner -who were all 17 at the
time of the incident -face 24
counts. If convicted of all charges,
Greg Ha.id!. son of Orange C.Ounty
Asst Sheriff Don Haid!. faces I 04
years to life in prison.
• DEEM BHARATH covers pobllc safety
.and coul'18. She may be reached st j9491
574-4226 or by e-mail st
dtH1Ps.bhsrathtllstifTl8S.com.
media.· When the filters were first
installed last year. bacterial levels .
dropped below the state mln1mums
for the first time ever.
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport
Beach and John Wayne Airpon. She may
be reached at (949) 574-4232 or bv e-mal\
at /une.c••agrsnde@/atime•.com.
Olly Pilot
NOTABLE
QUOTABLES
"I don't even agree with
my wife 10096 of the
time,,. MJJddDx said
Monday. "I dl.sagree with
the siaumenu, but I'd
rather reach out to the man..
-JCen Maddox. a
Costa Mesa assemblyman
and candidate for state
Senate, on retaining
Newport Beach
Councilman Dick Nichols
as one of his
endorsements
·1 think thal Dick
Nichols ls his own worst
enemy and hil tirades are
going to con tin~."
-Lloyd Ikerd, a
Newport Beach
businessman, on
dropping his recall effons.
but warning that he will
create a watchdog group
to keep tabs on the
Corona del Mar
COUJ'lcilrnan
"You need to re.solve
these problems aJ the
source. As long as we're
indifferent and silent
about it and looking the
other iooy and afraid to
deal with it for social and
philosophical and
political rtas0ns, it's going
to be worse and worse.
particularly when you
invit.e the immigrant
children, and they're
Uuwcml, and Wir
tradition is soccer. and
once you invite them in.
there's a moral obligation
to {give them recreation/.
and this entails more
roaches and more fields
for socar."
-Ou1a Steel, Costa'
Mesa city councilman. on
the overuse of athletic
fields in the city
"Being summer; we
have the windows open in
front. We couldn't no~
it."
-Stephanie
Vandeltnder, a Mesa del
Mar resident who lives
near the Pacific
Amphitheatre. on being
unable to hear the music
at the venue that
reopened for Orange
County Fair concerts
'71iese young guys, they
/complain/ all the time.•
-John McEnroe,
tennis legend known ror
his constant complaint.a
of judging on the court,
on Brian MacJ>hie. a
Newport Beach Breakers
tennis team player
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From "We're Having Bush-
els of Fun. in 1993 to "Red.
Ripe and Jockbi'" die Sankey
fUnily hu been coming to
opening day at the fair for 10 ,_...
Mother Paula Sankey said
lt " a tradition that atarted
-when her oldest wu just a
baby. It wu July 1993 and the
fair wu llludng crops and
vege~_ror lts lOlst fair.
Sankey \oak. eer little one to
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CfTY OF COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Dnve,
Costa Mesa. CA 92626, (714)
754-5223
Mayor: Gary M onahan
Coundl: Libby Cowan. Allan
Mansoor. M ike Scneafer and Chns
Steel
CfTY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Beacn City Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport Beadl, CA
92663, (949) 644-3309
M•yor: Steve Bromberg
Coundl: Gary Adams, John
Heffernan. 01dc N1dlols, Gary
Proctor, Tod Ridgeway and Don
Webb
COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DISTRICT
District Office: 1370 Adams Ave .
Costa M esa, CA 92626. (714)
432-5898
Ch•~lor. Wilham M Vega
Board: President Paul Berger, Vice
President Armando Ruiz, George
Brown, Jerry Patterson and Walter
G Howald; student trustee
Madeline Levy
NEWeORT·MESA UNJflED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
District Office 2985-A Bear St,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626. (7141
424-5000
Superintend.m: Robert Barbot
Bo•rd: President M artha Fluor, Vice
President Dana Blade. Cleric Serene
Stokes, David Brooks, Tom Egan,
Judy Franco and Lmda Sneen
MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER
DISTRICT
1965 Placentia Ave .. Costa Mesa,
CA 92627.1949) 631-1200
Bo•rd: President Jim Atkinson,
Vice President Mike Healey. Trudy
Ohlig-Hall. Fred Bodtmiller and
Paul E. Shoenberger
COSTA MESA SANfTARY
DISTRICT
P.O. Box 1200. Costa Mesa. CA ·
92628-1200, (714) 754-5043
Board: President Arlene Sdiafer.
Jim Ferryman, Art Perry. Greg
Woodside and Dan Worthmgton
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD Of
EDUCATION
200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9050,
Costa M esa, CA 92628-9050, (714)
966-4000
Elizabeth D. Parker, member,
Trustee Area 5, Costa Mesa,
Newport Beacn
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR
88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, CA
92626, (714) 708-FAIR
Boerd: President Ruben A. Smith,
Vice President Patricia Velasquez,
Emily Sanford, Peggy Haidl, James
Barich. Deborah Carona, Leslie A.
Ray and Frank Barbaro
I IF:\lPI 111 .1.'S --IU ( I\ '" ( \I{ I) I I " •
dren. Sankey'a only eta..,
wu too young for the ma-
tert.al but lt wouldn't be loD1
before the children would
the ra,ce-paln!1'! booth for read the fair theme th~
her iJuwl'lral Wt expert-setves.
ence." She didn't remember There was a petting mo,
what the painting was but the livestock display, plenry
she remembered the booth of rides and food and coa-
and haa gone back every year · ceru. The Pacific Amplth·
for the &&Ille ard8tic touch. eatre was still up and nm-
" He bas watched my chll-nlng.
dren grow up," Paula said. The decade of fair-going
Teq years ago the fair in-tradJtloo has come ~drde
eluded an educational packet as the theme. ls 6nce again
with vegetable fact sheets, vegetable themed -thil
planting tips, Guinness veg-time Its tomatoes -and the
etable records, a Cann fact Pacific Ampltheatre made Its
quiz and coloring for el-big comeback with a block-
ementary school-aged cbil-buster list of performances.
LaUiell Sanby, 7, Mid she
enjoJed che lrldldon. aJ. tbouCla abe doeui't remem-
ber ber ftnt Ulp JO the fair.
She bu Men plctU.reS and
lo()b forward to ft every year.
Each summer, the family
addl more memories to theft
opening day archives.
Lauren proudly showed oft
the c:Olorful dragon painted
on her face and this year
stepped up the body art to a
temporary tattoo.
Ten years at the Orange
County Fair fa just the begin-
ning of the Sankey family tra·
dltion, Paula Sankey said.
"We'll be back again next
year too." ..
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and expanded to 60 around
2000, Taylor said.
The city maintains the general
area and provides water and a
bathroom facility. The garden
basically takes care of itself,
Taylor said.
"We don't come out that much
except to clean weeds and make
sure everyone is foUowing a few
simple ruJes."
The guidelines include bei ng
considerate of your neighbors
and not putting up something
so hig.h that it cast shade on
nearby plots, Taylor explained.
F.ach gardener gets a 15' x 13 '
parcel. The one feacure they illl
crave is sunHght, Klemm said.
Not enough sun in her own
bac.lcyard is one of the re~on~
Oleryl Duff had her eye on d
coveted spots at the community
garden. She has a grear
backyard, she said, but it'.) not
conducive to growing
vegetables. So like a gardener
nurturing her seeds, <,he walled
patiently-for three yeaf'i -
until she got a space at lhc l>el
Mar garden.
"I was very excilt.•d," Du fl '>aid.
"We walk over to th e 'iwap mel'I
every weekend for cxerr be <u1d I
wouJd see this and ~ay. 'I wa111 a
garden.'"
Gardening is in her son·~
blood as well.
Richard May, 34 . found our he
finaUy scored a plot on the first
day of spring, after waiting a
whole year. After he and hi-;
girlfriend spent the last few
mo~ths diligently digging. they
are now reaping the reward~ -
DFFERENT SEEDS
·FOR DFFERENT FOLKS
Each gardener designs their
plot based on their interests and
the amount of sunlight
available.
Klemm is partial to flowers
lilce New Dawn roses -which
start out as a vibrant pink color
and then fade into a sof1er shade
of pink -and vegetables like -
lettuce and arugula.
•1 try to keep a few flowers for
my soul, and the rest are
vegetables for eating." Klemm
said, as she munched on some
beans.
Tuesday, Klemm came to the
garden fOr a practical purpose -
10 gather some lenuce for
sandwiches a friend was making
for a picnic at a jazz concert
later that night.
·(The lettuce I is kind of al its
prime right now," Klemm said.
"It 's good oak leaf lettuce. I
(plant I stuff that I can't find in
the grocery store."
Duff said tl1e first thing she
planled wa-; corn, since tJ1ar's
what her grandfather used 10
grow.
"But it only grew one ear on
eat:h stalk," Duff lamented.
So she diversified. Now her
plot contains watermelon,
cantaloupe, pumpkins, carro1s
and sweet peas. She came
Tuesday to remove the sweet
peas because ii is the end of
their season and to replace them
with green beans.
Once a week her "adopted•
granddaughter -the
granddaughter of a good friend
-comes and hel her tend her
e z.erQeS t oo
the succulent strawberries, Duff
said.
"Everything here is ready to be
picked,· Duff said. "She eats
them as soon as she can.·
MORE THAN PRACTICAL
While many consider their
gardens a place to connect with
the earth and grow what they
can eat, some use their plo.t.s to
teach Ufe ski.lls.
Goodwill Industries of Orange
County maintains three spaces
so their disabled clients can
have a hands-on activity and
team where frults and
vegetables come from.
"It's an activity and it gets
them out of the house and doing
something.· said Klm Tran. a
training specialist. "They learn
how 10 make a plan."
After planning what they want
to grow in their garden, the
clients go shopping at Home
Depot, pick out the seeds and
help plant them.
Their gardens contain a varied
bounty, including red and green
peppers. strawberries and
cucumbers.
They come twice a week after
working in the GoodwiU Store
on 19th Avenue. First, they have
a relaxing lu nch in a shady area.
'Then, they start working.
On Tuesday, Mui Lau watered
one of the plots. Smiling and
laughing as she watered, Lui was
assisted by Tran, who helped
direc1 her where to aim the hose.
When the fruits and
vegelables they have cuJtivated
have grown, Lau and the others
SEAN H1UER /DAILY PILOT
Mui Lau of Costa Mesa, a client of Goodwill Industries of Orange
County, waters vegetables at Del Mar Community garden as part
of a program to teach people with special needs life skills.
get to take them home.
HEARTY AND HEALTHY
Many of the gardeners tour
the healthful benefits of
growing their own fruits and
vegetables.
Duff grows parsley for i~
beneficial properties.
"It's a natural diuretic, so it'c;
good for cleansing." Duff said. "I
u~e ii everyday. That'~ why 1
grow ii in abundar1ce. I try to do
everything~ cloi.e lO herbaJ as
possible."
And May likes that no
pesticide~ are allowed.
"h'i. all organic, '.>O you don't
have 10 worry abouc Lhe health
factor," May srud. "You couJd
probdbly feed a family off the
veggie., you get thl're."
Daily Pilot
PUBLIC
COSTA MESA
•Ntway~:A
vehicle borglary was
reported in the 3100
blodc at 2:32 p.m.
Thursday.
• Coolidge Awlnue; A
vehicle burglary was
reported in the 3000
bloc:k at 5:11 p.m.
Thursday.
• Harbdr Boul9v9rd: Petty
theft was reported in the
3100 blade at 6:32 p.m.
Thursday.
• Harbor Boui.vard •nd
Wilson StrMt: A
hit-and·nJn was reported
at 7:31 p.m. Thursday.
• Newpot1 Boulevllrd:
Possession of drugs was
reponed inthe 1900
blade at 10: 15 p.m.
Thursday.
NEWPORT
BEACH
•West Coast Highway
end Superior Awnue: A
traffic aoc1dent involving
injuries was reported at
12:40 p.m. Friday.
• Irvine Avenue: An auto
theft was reported in the
900 bl<><* at 2:44 p.m.
Friday.
• Ocean Boul9v9rd and
Poppy Av.nue: Petty
theft was reported at 4:45
pm. Friday.
• S•ntiago Drive: A home
burglary was reported in
the 2200 blade at 1 :45
pm Fnday
COMMENTS
Continued from Al
few thac qualify as senous drama an:
always about the gritty world of boxing:
l>etting up his cent as a strength and
conditioning trainer. I don't le.now what
thal is, buc it sounds like it's hard and ii
hurts, which is probably why I am
neither strong nor conditioned.
starts with an I. That was the start of
"Uppercut Boxing" and a lot of plannmg.
hard work and sheer nerve lat er, the
wham barn world of boxing moves to
Costa Mesa and checks into the HiJton
next Saturday nighl with a Ourry of jabs,
crO!>ses and uppercuts. That's another
thing I like about boxing. There's a 101 of
lingo: jab~ crosses, uppercuts,
ban1amweight, heavyweight. this weight.
thal weight.
feature lJ">ll) ~upcr M1ddlewe1ght
CJ1an1p Willi e "Shck Willie" (It\ a
different onel ~tewan , with .u1 18·0
record and 10 knockout'.>.
And for thOM' of you who think it'., all
about super mal'hO·manly men glari ng at
each other and making unpleasanr noises,
ifs important to nole thal a lot of the
acuon in pro boxing today .., a girl thing.
There will be a number of female boxers
in action Satunlay night, including the
Jun ior Bantnmwl'ight Women"; Oiampion,
Para Draine, who I rhink ... twuJd retain rhe
title based on her name alone.
OBITUARY
"Raging BuJJ," "Requiem for a
Heavyweight." "The Bigger They Are. The
Harder They Fa.JI" and "Golden Boy."
"The Bigger They Are ... " was Bogan·~
last movie, by the way. And do you know
who wrote "Requiem for a
Heavyweight"? Rod Serling. lnterestfag.
no?
Do you know how an uppercut works?
Ruth Fl len Earle
But let's return to Byrne. I ley, I was a
poet and I didn't know it.
Jeff Byrne is bright, permanently stuck
on fast forward and extremely vertical. al
six feet, eight inches. I le was a basketbaU
standout at Estancia High School, then
bounced around coUege basketball (get
it? "bounced around?") for five years
before returning to Costa Mesa and
Jeff is also making a run at becoming a
light end in the NationAI FootbaU League.
Yes, the NFL He tried out for Orange
Coun1y's semi-pro footbaU team, the
Makos and got a spot on the ceam, never
having played footbaU in his life. Very
Byrne. As Jeff's reputation as a highly
effective, if not somewhat crazed, trainer
grew, boxing promoters started sending
fighters to him to become bigger, faster
and stronger, not necessarily in that
order.
At that point, enter an experienced
promoter named Ed Steinfeld, who was a
key player in a ,!P)1g·running series of
fight nights at a-hotel in a nearby city.
which shaU remain unnamed, except
tha1 it's south of Newport Beach and
I found thb terribly British explanation
in a BBC Sports guide to boxing: "You
bring the uppercut up and it comes
underneath your opponent's jaw. who
can't see ii coming and ii does look very
dramatic. It's more effective when you're
fighting inside.#
So that'& the deal· Saturday nigh!,
CoMa Me'>a 1 lllton, the i.Wl'l't l>cil'nl 1>,
blaLk Lie ru1d boxing. And remember,
never. l'Vt'r uw Jn uppercut outsid1• I
golla go.
Services will be held
at Foothill Family
Olurch at 11 a.m. Mon-
day in FoothJll Ranch
(or Ruth FJJen Earle,
who died Wednesday of
ovarian cancer. Ms. F.ar-
le ~ bom on Feb. 16,
1939, in Deer Part.
Ohio. She lived In Co&ta
Mesa for 35 years and
worked as a sub&titute
1eacher in the ...._ Me.
Earle is suni919d by her
mother Mildred Alte-
meier; SOM David and
Dan Earle; and daugh·
ters Ka.mi. Kathy and
Melody P.arle.
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fighling inside or outdoors have 10 do
with ii?
The main event on Saturday night wiU
•PETER BUFFA 1s a former Costa Mesa
mayor His column runs Sunclavs He may be
readied bye mail at Ptr84 a aol com
WHArs
AFLOAT
• WHArs AA.DAT is published
periodically. If you are planning a
nautical event. submit the
information to the Daily Pilot, 330
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627;
byfaxto(949)648-4170;or by
e-mail to dailypilot<@lstimes.com.
SAILING CLASSES ·
Orange Coast Cotlege is
offering new credit and noncredit
sailing classes this summer. Most
classes are five weeks in length,
and boats range from Lido 14
dinghies to large ocean racers,
even lteelboats. Cruising seminars
ar~ also being taught. The OCC
Sailing Center is at 1801 W. P&oific
Coas1 Highway, Newport Beach.
(949) 645-941 2 or visit
occsailing.com.
Saiing Fudn8don dhn deSMS
in boating safety and sailing
year-round for persom with
disabilities. Free. (949) 640-1678.
Orllnge County employws can
bfing their employees out to
Newport Bead\ on weekdays to
enjoy a day of sailing courtesy of
Orange Coast College. The Sdlool
of Sailing and Seamanship now
offers a dlanoe for groupe to wortc
wtth the on-boerd instructor on
different sailing tectlnlques while
they get advice on how to perform
well in busineu. No sailing
e)(perienoe neoeaery. One-day
daaes cost from $100 to $126.
(949) MS-9412.
BOAT RENTALS
Wfth ...... ~-the Belboa Fun Zone, you can
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tour of the bay In your choioe of
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maps, Polaroid cameras and
supplies. The cost of a hunt begins
at $225 per boa1 and catering 1s
available at an additional rate. f°'of
hunt reservations, call (949)
673-7200.
Electric boat rentals •re IMlilabte
by the hour at Duffy Electric Boats,
2001 W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beadl. All boats are equipped with
window enclosures and CD
players. Ice and cups are provided.
Reservations are suggested. An
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~I boats, .a.ctric: boats,
boogie boards, kayaks, inflatable
ratts, catamarans, beadl furniture
and wetsuits are available for rent
at Resort W81ef Sports at Newport
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Gondola tours ere ofhtred by~
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Oporto, Suite 102-8. The $75 cost
includes a basket of bread, cheese,
salami, ice, glasses, a blank.et,
music and a Polaroid picture. Wine
is also available. (949) 675-1212.
G~~Newport.
3101 W. Coast Highway, offers
one-and two-hour gondola
cruises. A one-hour tour with
dlampagne is $70. A two-hour
tour with dinner and cnampagne
is $190. Pld(up is evallabte at
waterfront restaurants. (949)
675-4984.
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Marina Village offers two-hour
electric boat cruises with a
gourmet dinner. $180 for two
persons. (949) 676-4704.
Gondole Romence oe.r.. ct.Iv
tours of Newport Harbor during
lundl and dinner. Call (949)
676-4730. The tours go out of Udo
Marina VIiiage, 3400 Via Oporto,
Newport Beadt.
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Nora Teresa Gonzalez Maher
Nora Teresa Gonzalez Maher, of Costa
Mesa, CA. was killed In an automobile
accident on July 15, 2003. Thent la no
doubt in the mind of the famlly, that
after being summoned by God, Nora
stayed to protect the other five famJly
members traveling In the car, who
walked away relatively untouched.
Born in Dirlamba. Nicaragua on August
28, 1930, she moved to Los Ange6ea In
the 1950's. While residing In a cathotk:
boarding house, she met her future
husband, Peter Donald Maher Ill. They were man1ed on Apfil
14, 1956 In Managua tu newly-weds they lived In Annapolis,
Maryland, before finally settling down In what would become
their "true home" -Costa Mesa. Following a br1ef stint In
England, they returned to Costa Mesa with the family, which
had now grown to seven members. To Nora, family was
everything, and everyone she met became a member of that
family. Nora was always active in the communtty; her mc>9t
noteworthy accomplishment was co-founding •Save Th•
Youth" (SOY). In addition to doting on her five children and ten
grandchlldrvn, she worked as a p re·school te9Cher,
lnstrucUonal aide at Pomona Schoof, a mtgrant hom9-echoot
aide, and an Incoming student evaluator for the Newport-
Meaa Schoof District She waa an lnsatSable gardener and W9S
famous for her "secret" garden. She wu well known In her
Francl9can pariah, Saints Simon & Jude, In Hlmlngton BMcn.
She WU always thirsting for knowledge. At the 11Qe of 71, ft
entered the age of technology -attending computer 9Chool up
to 14 hours a week. She and her t1UlbMd tra sled throughout
the U.S. and Europe, and one of her foltdeet memortM WM a
visit to the Hoty Land. She la auMved by her hu9b9nd, Dan;
daughtet, Kalla Codde of leetburg, VA.; four '°"'• Peter
OonaJd IV' of Kennewtck, WA.; EdWw Alexander of Coet.a
M ... ; J ohn Kar1 of Cof'pus Chti91t, TX; Rldwd Auguettne of
Holl)Wood, CA.; a brother J. Aom8r'i 0onuMe of Hl.t11h FL ~ten bMuttful ~. Fftlnda "'9Y o.t1 Monday.1.Mf
21, 2003, 8-9 PM, Recitation of the ~:00 PM 11t ~ Btoth«a Mortuary, 17911 BMcti Blvd., ...._
Maa1 of Chr11tlan Burial, Tueldlly, July 22, , 10:00 AM.
Ste. Simon & Jude Church, Huntington &wh. lnt9rmellt
followtng at Alcen9'on Cerneteey, Ef Toro. ~ •"""'9
Mortulry .... ltlng the f8mlty. (714) '41·1771.
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Dally Piiot Sunday, July 20 2003 A5
I• there• topic you'd like to ... explored on this pege? Contact Jose J. Santos with questions. comments or ideas. He can be reached at (949) 574-4224 or 1ose.u ntos@latimes.com.
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Take your senses on a t rip to Hawaii in just four ~1mple step~
The sound
Luaus are more fun \\ht•n \011 'P'"I~ hl..c iJ
local
Krep lh1.'I Ill m1mJ
There are only 12 lencr' 111 1he I la\' a11a11
alphabet.
A 1s "ah" as m father
Eis ·ay" as rn sav
f 15 "ee" as rn see
0 IS "oh" as m lhm"
U is ·oo· as m moon
H.K. L M. N. P and W .in· pronuunct-d .l' 111
Engbsh.
Pepper your convc!"\8Uons wuh thew
llawaiian words and phra.M:~·
A hut houl-Goodbyel See you later I
Aikine -friend, pal, buddy; friendly
aloha -love, greetings, goodbye. pity,
compassion, mercy. affection, farewell;
spirit of love. affection, kindness
Aloha wau ii 'oe -I love you
Hau'oli U Hinaul -Happy Birthday I
honi-kiH
Ho'omaika'il -Congratulations I
kine -male, husband. man
keiki -child
kolohe -rascal. misdlievous, naughty,
prankster
kupuna -grandparent, elders, ancestors
ku'uipo -my sweetheart
mahalo -•thanks," gratitude
mele -song; to sing
nani -beautiful, pretty; beauty
'ohana -family, immediate and/or extended.
Extremely important in Hawaiian culture.
pua -flower
Wahine -woman. wife, female
The feel
T he ambience Of the islands IS easy tO achl~'e..
Musk tops the list In lhe mood-creator category.
Slack-key guitar or tribal drumming CDs are easy to
ftnd at bis book and music stores. or even small specialty
shops.
Your guests will really feel the island experience if they
become pan of the props. Aloha shins are a must for men,
while wahJna can go native In erass skirts or mu'umu'us.
The taste
I f you ask Olm Gamier. head chef at Roy's restaurant m
-.:ewpon Bedch, wha1 the most important element of a luau 1s
without h~11a11on. he'll say. "The company.· Luaus are all
about spending time with 'ol111na and hanging loose,
I lawauan-sryle But the fea!>t comes in a close second and is
essential to a successful 1~land ge1-together.
Tradiuonall). a pig 1s roasted m an 1mu. or Wlderground oven
hea1ed b} hot rocks. but 11·~ definuely not necessary to dig up the
backyard to create the great tastes of Hawail at home. To feed
vour gu~ts a vanery of 1i,land flavors, think ptipti platters. Pupil
I\ the Hawaiian word for appeuzers or finger foods.
Foods appropnate for p1ip11 combine the diverse cultures that
make up I lawai1. Sushi. potato chips. cnsf!> wontons. peanuts
and macadam1a nuts will plea!>e your gue~ts' palates. And of
course. have a varlery of fr~h tropical fruits available. especially
pineapple. which is bes1 when cut m long spears. The outer shell
um be halved 10 use as a servmg boat
llard-10 find Ha\'\-ai1an and Japanese produru can be foWld at
Marukal Asian and Hawaiian Grocery at 2975 Harbor Blvd. m Costa
~kl>a. You can pick up premade p1ipti there or visit L&L Hawaiian Barbecue
m~1de the marke1 and ge1 your pupil catered
r or especial!) last)' and 'H!lisl)ing ptipu. lr)' these treats from Roy's. which
~pec1al1zes m gourmet Ha'A'allan cwsme and 1s mown throughout lhe islands.
rht">e rcc1~ can be mul11phed 10 serve everyone a1 your party.
Roy's Wood-Smoked S:t«:hwan-Style
Baby Bedt ~ RllM
Serves 4
Szedlwan mannlde:
5 tablespoon• white m110 letwo m•so)
, cup ho1s1n sauce
1 • lable1poon1 m1ncect ginger
I '1 tablespoons muleed 09rhc
t Ji tableapoona aak.e
I .., u bln poona soy sauce
2 tuapoona auger
1 tablespoon ch1le pa111 w ith garlic
!preferably Uln Chi bf•ndl
2 '1pound1 baby bade porlt ribs
3 Quarts d11chn stod
1 tablnpoon minced ginger
2 teaspoons minced garlic
2 tablespoon• minced fre•h parsley
2 teblespoo,,. minced fresh cilanuo
Combine mannaded 1ngred1ent1 m a
bowl and refngerete overn1gh1
Place the poric nbt in a large 111ucepan
with the chk:tcen 1toclt. ginger. ~rite,
parsley end e<lentro, end 11mmer for
about JO minutes or unt1l teOO.r
Remove 1he r•bt. and reMrv• the broth to
freeze for another llme. Immediately
bruah the nbt wl\h the Szectowan
mtrlnade, •nd let cool Meanwhile,
prepare the gnll and aoak aome kl•weor
me11Quite wood d\1119 in water 1n
prepusi1on for amolong the nbe
Brush the nbl ag.10 with the m1nnede
before roasting, and slowly cook the nbt
over the wood chips on 1 covered grill
until nlcely browned and amoky !about
15 to 20 m1nu111). Serve with •X111
Szec:hwan man~ on the ~
Ahl l'ob
Serves s..a
I pound 1ash1m1-grade eh1 ltunal. cut
into small 11Qual-11ze cubes
roasted 1e11me 011 to Uste
funkake to taste•
lrulTle 011 to taste (extra virgin olive 011
may be aubstrtutedl
la medium Ja~neae cucumber.
peeled, Heded & fine diced
2 tablespoon• red onion, finely diced
dash ol soy 11uce
2 ublnpoon1 K.llware JProuu,
cnol>Qed
1 lerge Hau~. peeled, Meded
i nd cut into email cubes
Muc carefully all ingred1entt except
111ocado -do not mix too much. Gently
mix 1n avoc1do Adjust flavor aod ldd
salt to uste Should be mixed nght
before NMng d11h. Germah H d9alred.
Roy'a Mal Tai
1 ounoe S.C.rdi rum
'I> ounce or1nge curecao
'\I> ounoe 1m1retto '2 ounces pmupple iuioe
1 ounoe 9Weet 'n' tot1r
aplesll Lehlane Special derl! rum (may
au bttrtute My era)
~mith: alioe of tr..h pine.pple w/
alun, • pinupe>le letf, hme wedge ind •
m1rlldl1no cnerry
Place 108 cubes in a U ll glHI, add
rum, curacao, emeretto. pineapple juice,
sweet 'n' aour, and ttlr Spieth• float of
dirt rum, squ .. ze ltme and place
pin.apple ~m11h on nm, add 1tr1W1
U lhe gathertns or H.awaUan goods seems
daU11ting. give )'Ourself over to the Hou8e of11Jd
at 1860 Newpon Blvd. In Costa Mesa. Owner
Wes Johnson provides luau ~ntals ranging from
a single exm-large tlki statue to complete party
pacbges that can lnchtde a thatched-roof
bamboo bar, tlkl statues. ~ fencing. masb.
scrtnp or tlki llghts. torches and fake palm trees.
Al for seating. almost anything goes. Having low rabies
while sitting on stnlw mats is traditional: a picnic table with
benches works Just as well. FJ.shin8 nets. bamboo placemats
and d leaves all make excellent table coverings.. The sides or
ta~les can be ~ with grass akinl or raffia.
Houte of TI.Id also has the details down.
H.awallan-themed napkins. coconut cups. tlkl
mugs. 1Ca1ted candlea. lanterns. shell Ids and
much more can be found there.
You·~ got the clodles. You~ got the
torches and the dJcls. But for a true H.awallan
feel you need nowm and follage. and lots of
them. For large quantides, or for tboee looldng
10 ave a Un.le green on·thetr green. stop by
Anlldc Flodlca wholesale shop at 2925 c.ollqe
Ave .. Suite B In c.o.ta Mesa. where there It a
great eelec:don of colorful and fngrant tropical
flowers and hUfe. lhfny leaW!L Orchids In all
colors. large ltalb ol red sJ.nier. b\rds of
par.d.lae. brilbt red anthurlum and many. many
tJ leaves ate an must haw.. The eustom of
~ glvlng)'Olll ....-. a let II d popular on the
.-lalandt and II an 10 ~here on the
mainland. Some Hawl6ln a>mpan6el aell leta
0\'4!r the lnta'net and' lhfp CMmlgt\L But lf )'OU
don't want to rt.It It. )'OU can order
tweet-~ WI from Anildc Florll1a or~
make them yourlllf hm ~
And to dw ...,,._A bMlall bd*M1 the ear
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The sigh~
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p0ke 10Pf)tld with av<>C<ldo and
tobtko cev1ar left and
w ood smoked S1echwan-sryle babv bade
park ribs At right, a Roy's m111 1a1
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With resources for sailors,
boat b uilders and armchair
mariners, the collection
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community proud of its
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books, it incJuijes current and
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Internet addresses.
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This week's column 11 by Melissa Adams in
collaboration with Phylhs Sdleffler. All
titles may be reserved from home or office
computers by accessing the catalog at
www.newportbeachlibrery.org.
and information on nautical Web sites
and local yacht clubs.
DVDs have now been added to the
shelves, including such "how to" titles
as "Anchoring Your Boat" and "Salling
With Con8dence" from the Better
this two-hour documentary tracks the
history of the 42nd Los Angeles to
Honolulu race. For those reluctant to rely on wind
power, "Sorenaen'I Gulde to
Powerboats" provides dps fo r
evaluating design, construction and
nautical adventurer who died in 1995,
Anthony Dalton detaiJs the life Jones
created for himself and the one he
actually lived. Among new and updated books,
there's no better source of information
about popular production sailboats
Tum to maritime historian Joan
Druett for other secrets of the sea.
GETTING
INVOLVED
• GETilNG INVOLVED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information on
adding your organization to this
list, call (949) 574-4298.
ACADEMIC YEAR IN AMERICA
Costa Mesa families can host a
German student and earn up to
$1,000toward a number of
travel-abroad programs. Danielle
Carpino, (800) 322-HOST.
ALS ASSN., ORANGE
COUNTY CHAPTER
The Amyotrophic Lateral
Sclerosis Assn., which helps
individuals who hav&the disorder
that is also known as Lou Gehrig's
disease, needs volunteers. (714)
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ALZHEIMER'S ASSN.
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Support group leaders, Visiting
Volunteers, family resource
consultants and office volunteers
are needed. Volunteers may work
on one-time projects or ongoing
programs. Training sessions are
available. (800) 660· 1993.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
The Orange County Region of the
American Cancer Society seeks
office volunteers. The society also
seeks volunteers to answer calls
for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter.
(949) 261·9446.
AMERICAN CANCER
SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP
The American Cancer Society
Discovery Shop needs.unwanted
goods such as clothing, furniture,
jewelry, accessories. antiques and
collectibles to fund the society's
research, education and patient
services programs. The goods
may be dropped off at 2600 E.
Coast Highway, Corona def Mar.
Volunteers are also needed from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through
Saturday at the slfme location.
(949) 640-47n
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
ROAD TO RECOVERY
The transportation program
needs volunteers to drive cancer
patients to and from medical
treatments free of charge. The
required commitment is a few
hours each week or month.
Drivers must have a valid driver's
license and insurance and be at
least 25. Vo lunteers may use
either their own vehicles or
American Cancer Society vans.
(949) 261·9446 or
scomer @cancer.org.
The American Cancer Society is
also looking for volunteer
speakers fo r its Speake rs Bureau
program, which offers a free
service to communities. schools
and corporations by providing
trained speakers to address
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cancer issues. The o rganization
will train all interested volunteers
at a special session on Dec. 7 •
from 8:30 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. at the
Spectrum Club. 1535 Deerpark
Drive in Fullerton. For
reservations, call Florence Dann
at (949) 567-0604 by Nov. 22.
AMERICAN HEART ASSN.
The Amencan Heart Assn. is
looking for volunt eers to perform
various general office duties in
the main office and implement
educational and fund-raising
events through Orange County.
No experience necessary.
Training will be provided. (949)
856-3555.
AMERICAN HOME HEALTH
HOSPICE PROGRAM
The American Home Health
Hospice Program needs
• volunteers to give emotional
support to terminally 111 patients
and their families in the greater
Orange County area Training is
provided. (714) 550-0800 o r (800)
540-2545.
AMERICAN RED CROSS,
ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
The chapter needs volunteers to
address community groups about
Red Cross services and to act as
liaisons with the media in disaster
and emergency situations. Lynn
Howes, (7141481-5376.
ANIMAL NETWORK
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Become a bottle-feeder or take in
pregnant cats at your home.
Many shelters kill pregnant cats
upon arrival. Dogs and cats are
also available for adoption.(949)
75~3646or
www.snimslnerwo'*.org.
ASSISTANCE LEAGUE
OF NEWPORT-MESA
Volunteers looking for varying
levels of involvement are needed
See INVOLVED, Paee A.7
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INVOLVED
Continued from A6
to help the organiz.atlon with Its
goal of helping children In the
community. (9491645-6929.
ASSN. RENAISSANCE
CREATORS
The Costa Mesa group sponsors
and supports outreach
oommunity service programs,
auch as the homeless sanctuary.
Volunteers are n~ed. (714)
540-5803.
' I BEST BUDDIES
The nonprofit organization is
looking for volunteers 18 and
older to provUfe comp11nionship
for adults with developmental
disabilities. As a ·citizen Buddy;'
volunteers will visit with a buddy
twice a month and call or e·mail
them once a week. The
organization also has an
e-Buddies program that forms
friendships entirely over the
Internet Volunteers for that
program must be at least 12 years
old. (714) 546-1826 or
www.bestbuddies.org.
8'G BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS
The local chapter is looking for
men and women older than 20
who have lived in Orange County
for at least six months and have
been on the job for at ldast three
months to serve as big brothers
or big sisters for children ages 6 to
16 from single-parent homes
(714)544-7n3
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC.
Volunteer opportunities for the
Orange County Council include
fund-raising, program
development and training to
existing troops and padts (714)
546-4990.
The three are ubs need
u aches and arts and
crafts wortshop teachers. Call for
locations. (949) 642-2245
BRAILLE INSTTT1JTE'S
ORANGE COUNTY CENTER
The nonprofit organization Is
looking for volunteers with 11
95198, Microsoft Word and a
willingness to learn the adaptive
equipment used by Its students
to participate in various activities
at the Oasis Senior Center in
Corona del Mar. Volunteers will
tutor legally blind adult students
using computers end other
adaptive technology. Mary
Johnson, (714) 821-5000, ext.
2113
CAMP LAUREL FOUNDATION
Camp Laurel is seeking
volunteer counselors and
m edical s1aff for Summer Camp
. and Teen Adventure Camp. The
organization is dedicated to
providing educational camping
programs free of charge to
children living with HIV and
AIDS Call (323) 653-5005.
COMPANION HOSP1CE
The Hospice is now recruiting
volunteers to become a friend
for someone who needs that
extra special caring al the
end-of-life. Become a member of
a team whose goal is to promote
quality of life and comfort
measures. Each applicant will
receive 16 hours of orientation
and training. For more
information. call (714) 560-8177
ore mail volunteers'-!P
CompanionHosp1ce.com.
COMMUNITY ANIMAL
NETWORK
The network needs volunteers to
help control the rising
population of wild cats in local
neighborhoods. Volunteers
would trap and deliver cats to
local veterinarians for spaying or
neutering, and then release
them back to the property where
they were found. The goal of the
program is to save the lives of
stray cats. (949) 759·3646
COSTA MESA
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The society preserves and
promotes the history of Costa
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COSTA MESA
LITERACY COUNCIL
The Costa Mesa Literacy Center
needs volunteer tutors to teach
English as a second language.
People who want to learn
English as a second langu11ge
are also encouraged to call. Call
to register. (714) 435-3310 or
(714) 545·3445.
LITERACY PROGRAM
The program is always in need
of volunteer tutors. No
professional teaching
experience is required. To attain
certification, a series of training
classes must be completed. For
more information, contact
literary Services at the Newport
Beach library, (949) 717-3874.
COSTA MESA MS
SELF-HELP GROUP
The Orange County chapter of
the nauonal Multiple Sclerosis
Society has started a new
self-help group in Costa Mesa
for people newly diagnosed or
w ith minimal symptoms of
multiple sclerosis, or both. The
group meets at 11 a.m. the
second Tuesday of every month
(949) 650-7659.
COSTA MESA
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Seniors 55 and older are invited
to help staff the Westside
subs1ation. Volunteers are asked
to work two four-hour daytime
shifts per week. They would be
responsible for answering
phones. bicycle registration,
fingerprinting. data entry and
assisting with other citywide
projects. Seniors who can speak
Spanish and English are also
needed. Call for an application
Fred Gaedtler, (71 4) 754-5208
COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER
The multipurpose senior
services facility at the corner of
19th Street and Pomona Avenue
seeks volunteers who can greet
members and the public at the
front desk and volunteers for the
Resource Department with Excel
telephof'e skills. The Senior
Meals program also needs
people to deliver meals to
homes. (949) 646-2356.
COSTA MESA SENIOR CORP.
The nonprofit organization at the
Costa Mesa Senior Center is
looking for new board members
The fund-raising and
policymaking board needs
volunteers who will participate
in monthly meetings. occasional
committee meetings and special
projects. Candidates should
have conhections In Costa Mesa
· and surrounding communities
and an Interest in serving the
community by helping seniors
(949) 645-2356, ext. 16.
COURT-APPOINTED
SPECIAL ADVOCATES
Volunteers are needed to serve
as advocates for abused,
neglected and abandoned
children. Volunteers work one on
one with a child for three hours a
week. (714) 6~~·9034.
1 CRISIS ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM INC.
The nonprofit organization is
seeking volunteers for its
expanding trauma response
program. Some volunteers
assist law enforcement.
firefighters and other
emergency-t'ype responders by
providing emotional first aid and
support to injured or traumatized
people Other volunteers
provide dispatch and office
support. No experience is
necessary. Training will be
provided (9491588·1414
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specialists and outreach
assistants are needed to help 1n
a variety of mediation cases.
Bilingual language skills are
needed for office volunteers and
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MARKC. DUSTIN/DAILY PILOT
Contestants for the Class 1 FFA Single Market Lambs contest parade around the Livestock Arena with their Lambs at the Orange County Fairgrounds Tue sday.
No kidding
around
Goat judging at the Orange County Fair provides lessons
for participants, some of which are hard earned
Tom Forquer
Daily Pilot
T he midday heat of the
Orange County Fair was
saturated by kids crying
"maa" as they behaved like
animals. Ustenin.g to the
cries were not frustrated mothers but
children making final preparations for
the Junior Market and Showmanship
goat judging.
Last week's event marked the
culmination of a process that began
three months earlier when youth
involved in Future Farmers of America
and 4-H purchased their goats and
began their projects.
Getting a goat to show it's loins to a
judge can be tricky.
Decked out In the white pants and
uniforms of their respective
organizations, the owners held their
goats by the collar in the livestock
ring, repeatedly lifting and placing
their feet so that they stood squarely,
CHILDREN
Continued from Al
AJ cool u It was, the 9-year-
old admitted he wasn't sure
whet It wu for.
"I think It's an (ldentlficadonJ
for, lib, If you get lost or some-
thing," Austin said. ..
placing back legs in a slightly
extended position to give their
hlndquarters flex.
Out of 18 enlties in two weight
classes, Roxana Khan of Mission Viejo
was deemed market Grand Oiampion
with her goat, Douglass.
•1t hasn't really kicked ln yet but I'm
really excited," she said after the event
concluded.
, During the showmanship event, the
owners were required to lead their
goats around the arena, keeplng the
goat between them and the judge,
maintaining continuous eye-contact
with one hand tucked behind their
back. at times executing a technical
hand swapping rotating maneuver
similar to a pirouette.
Mission Viejo resident Austen
Palmer shared the secret to success.
"Keep your eye on the judge and
make smooth movements," said the
owner of goat Captain Cornelius and
champion of the showmanship event.
At the end of each event. the judge
announced the placing of the entries.
explaining over the PA system the
rationale for his decisions, citing both
qualities and faults.
Orange resident Jennafer Russel.
who's goat Houdini won the
heavy-weight class, explains the
aunosphere of the judging.
"It's a little nervous because there is
a lot of people watching." she said.
All but one entry were from either
PFA or 4-H, both organizations that
aim to enrich people through
agricultural education and projects.
Winslow Mosley, tending to his goat
Pinky, a spunky Boer-Nubian cross
who at one polnt In the day escaped
and led his owner on a wild goat
chase, listed off the daily chores
Lnvolved ln ralslng a goat.
"Feeding, watering, sanitizing the
pen, exercising, making sure the goat
ls healthy," Mosley said.
Anne Wokenhauer. a recent
graduate of Fullerton High School
who was returning for the third year
'Parents can put these
[sheets) away in a safe
place and hope they
never need them.'
..... ,,,Kom.
who l1">ld man the boodl that
offers free idrification sheets
Getting lost would be the
bat cue scenario, officials
Mid. Unfortunately, lnfonna·
don on the card can also be
UMd to Identity ntnialns. A
dJgftaJ camera ta.kea the chlld's
picture and a scanMr copies
the printa from the left and
ripat thumb. Parenti nu out
their cbOd'• lnformadon, in-
cludina n.me, nJc:tname, ad·
dma. c1oCIOn, dentilta, wwllbt.
beilht. hair. elC. aDd attach I
.... ot DNA• cbe .-.C.
Mason Peter Jantz said the
Grand Lodge has sponsored
free Identification programs
since 1994. The service has ad·
vanced over the years, from
meuy lnk fingerprints to htgb-
tecb dlgltal equipment but the
idea remains the same. About
400 children per day are finger·
prlnted, Jantz said, and he
hopes to have given a lheet to
about 2,000 people by the dme
the fa.Ir it over.
Bernadine de Sevilla wuted
no tlme getting her son's ldend·
ftcatlon caret. Three-month·old
Andrew de Sevilla Ht In his
mother'• lap, while she gently
placed bJJ tiny thumb on the
acanner. She pntly dc.lded hla
tummy while h11 picture WU
being taken and 'AndnW dJa,.
played I wfde grin Of p.una.
County Sberttra Department
booth Mid they could not com·
ment to the preu but offered a
wodcabeet for parenca to lU1
out. 1be handout gtvea explicit
iDIUucdona for bow to gather a
chlld't DNA. by rubbing a cot·
ton IWlb on the inlide of ·a
chlld't cheek. and ftnprprintl.
OfBdU .. the Oranp
Bodi boot.bl are In the
Orange County Building at the
lair -Juat eut of cbe Heritap
Stage -and wtU be tbert for ha
dwadOn.
in the goat category, found tending to
goats similar to caring for canines.
"It's a lot llke It, you have to exerclse
and wa1lc it just like you would a dog,"
she says. adding "though they don't
seem as intelligent."
The conclusion of the process
happened Saturday during the
livestock auction when the youth got
to see how much money their goat
would fetch. Though some goats wt1J
be purchased for future fairs or pets,
most will be slaughtered.
The participants had mixed feelings
about the fate of their goats.
·1 don't want It to go but I knew this
was going to happen when I first
started,· Khan saJd.
Russel admits that "It's pretty
heartbreaking." She noted however,
that this emotional sacrifice ls worth
it.
"I think everyone should know what
agriculture ls all about." she said. after
a brief pause adding that ·it's the way
ofllfe."
EVENT OF
THE DAY
The roll of the ball and the clash
of pins can be heard in Cotta
Mesa again with Free Bowling
offered at the fair by the Orange
County Bowling Council. rake
your beat shot and get a
certificate to bowl at participating
bowling centers.
QUOTE OF
THE DAY
'I think
everyone should
know what
agriculture is all;
about. It's the : • way of life.' '
Roxana Khan of Mission Viejo,
who was deemed market Grand .
Champmn with her goat Douglass
.FAIR
ATTENDANCE
Attendance u of 6 p.m. Saturday
was 36,083, down by roughly a
third from the 63,820 recorded
lattyur.
Alson Thews, 13,
of Lake Forest ==-= TtdtQlldl)
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6P.M.
BEST BET • Basketry· Vines from your
garden -Home and Hobbies
ORANGE
COUNTY FAIR
SCHEDULE
SUNDAY, JULY 12
lOA.M.
• Guild of Fiber Artist \until ll
p.m.) -Home and Hobbies
Building
• California Carvers Guild (until 11
p.m.) -Home and Hobbies
Building
•Orange County Tole Painters
(until 11 p.m.) -Home and
Hobbies Building
• The Purina Cat Chow Way of
Life Experience -A Purina
Exhibit and Cat Adoption (until 6
p.m.) -Outside Blue Gate
• Crafts (until 8 p.m.) -Youth
Building
· • -Discover the Fair•· Bun on
Program (until 8 p m ) -Youth
Building
• Sock Hop -Kids Stage
11 A.M.
• Tap-A-Rhythm -Heritage
Stage
• U.S. Studio of Self Defense -
Sun Stage
• Juggler Dan Wiles -Kids Stage
• Oxen Team Presentation -
Livestock Arena
• Circus Fun Review Aud1t1ons
(11:30 a.m.) -Kids Stage
NOON
•Mariachi Festival (until 10 pm )
-Citizens Business Bank Arena
• Folklonstas De California -
Heritage Stage
•The Linle Gym of Tustin -Sun
Stage
• Introduction to Wood Carving
with Pat Pagano -Home and
Hobbies Stage
•Paula Crego-Vocalist -Grass
Roots Stage -Floral Building
• Juggler Dan Wiles -
Celebration Stage -Youth
Building
• Circus Fun Review Show -Kids
Stage
•Maureen W. Puppet (12:30 p.m.
until 5:30 p.m.J -Around the
grounds
1 P.M.
• Dancers in Motion -Heritage
Stage
• Polynesian Dream -Sun Stage
•Tole and Decorative Painting -
Home and Hobbies Stage
• An and Woodworking
Demonstrations (until 8 p.m.) -
Visual Ans Building
• Meg Vora -Vocalist. Grass
Roots Stage -Floral Building
• Glassblowing Demonstration -
Crafters Village
• Kariann Deshler -Youth
Vocalist -Celebration Stage -
Youth Building
• Red Delicious Applesauce
Eating -Kids Stage
• All-Alaskan Racing Pigs -
livestock
• O>cen Team Presentation -
livestock Arena
•Traveling Game Show 11 .30
p.m until 6.30 p.m.) -Around
the grounds
•Ceramics Demonstration (1:30
p.m ) -Crafters Village
•Milking DemonS1ration (1:30
p.m.) -Millennium Barn
2P.M.
• Russell Bros. Circus -Green
Gate Area
•Laura Roberts School of Dance
-Heritage Stage
• Divine Talents -Sun Stage
• Cooking from Trader Joe's -
Home and Hobbies Stage
•#Love a Beautiful. Green lawn"
with Mr. Fertilizer (Don Knipp) -
Grass Roots Stage -Floral
Building
•Cabernet Sauv1gnon Seminar
($20) with Bob Bullard -The
Courtyard
• Storyteller -Youth Building
• Wanda·s Dance Studio
Celebration Stage -Youth
Building
• The Magic of Frank Thurston -
Kids Stage
• Recycled Percussion -Little
Theater
3P.M.
• Southland Ballet Academy -
Heritage Stage
• Babylon Mood Dancers -Sun
Stage
• Paula Crego -Vocalist -Grass
Roots Stage -Floral Building
• Dancers in Motion -
Celebration Stage -Youth
Building
• Juggler Dan Wiles -Kids Stage
• All-Alaskan Racing Pigs -
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Livestock
•Ox.en Team Presentation -
livestock Arena
•Tole and Decorative Painting
(3·30 p.m.) -Home and Hobbies
Stage ,
•Milking Demonstration (3·30
pm l -Millennium Barn
4P.M.
• Glassblowing Demonstration -
Crafters Village
• Russell Bros Circus -Green
Gate Area
• Wanda·s Dance Studio -
Heritage Stage
• lnnisfree Irish Band -Sun
Stage
• Saya Andina -Andes Music -
Grass Roots Stage -Floral
Building
• Cabernet Sauvrgnon Seminar
($20) with Bob Bullard -The
Courtyard
• Storyteller -Youth Building
• The Magic of Frank Thurston -
Celebration Stage -Youth
Building
• Red in the Face Donut Eating
Contest -Kids Stage
Amy Grant and
Michael W. Smith
will perform at
7:30 p.m. today at
the Pac1f1c
Amphitheatre as
part of the Orange
County Fair'~
Summer Concert
Series. The Mariachi
Festival will be held
from noon ~ 10 p.m as pa of the
free conce s at the
Citizens Busmess
Bank Arena
C.OUIH[ S' r r 'HE
uFIA"l'it C':. ./• « r:. ~
• Recycled Percussion -Little
Theater
•Pon City Washboard Wizards
(4·30 p.m until 6:30 p m ) -
Around the grounds
•Salsa Contest (4.30 p.m.) -
Home and Hobbies Stage
•Ceramics Demonstration (4:30
pm l -Cr afters Village
SP.M.
• Just Four Tonight -Heritage
Stage
• lnnisfree lnsh Band -Sun
Stage
• Saya Angina -Andes Music -
Grass Roots Stage -Floral
Building
• Poetry Reading -Celebration
Stage -Youth Building
• Circus Fun Review Aud1t1ons -
Kids Stage
• All-Alaskan Racing Pigs -
Livestock
• Master Showmanship Judging
-Livestock Arena
• Circus Fun Review Show (5 30
p.m.l -Kids Stage
• M ilking Demonstration 15:30
p.m ) -Millennium Barn
• Storyteller -Youth Bu1ld1ng
•The Magic of Frank Thurston -
Celebr•tion Stage -Youth
Building
• Recycled Percussion -Little
Theater
• Red, Ripe & Karaok.in' Contel1
(6:30 p.m.) -Heritage Stage
• Hang1n' Loose Contest (6·30
p.m.) -Kids Stage
7P.M.
• Summer Concert Sanes· Amy
GrantJM1c:hael W Smith (7 30
p m Gates open 6 p tn 1 -
Pacific Amphitheatre
•Russell Bros Circus -Green
Gate Area
• Hypnotist Mark Yuzu1k -Sun
Stage
•Glassblowing Demonstration
-Crafters Village
•Kids Karaoke -Celebration
Stage -Youth Building
• All-Alaskan Racing Pigs
Livestock
• Market Awards Ceremonv -
livestock Arena
•Pon City Washboard Wizards
(7·30 p.m l -Hentage Stage
•The Magic of Frank Thurston
17 30 pm I -K1d!io-Stage
• Ceramics Dem.onstrat1on (7 30
p m l -Craft~rs Village
• M1lk1ng Demonstration 7 30
p m ) -M1llenn1um Barn
8P.M.
•Open Wide Band -AP
All-Dentists Band -Sun Stage
•Hot Tomato Contest -Kids
Stage
• Recycled Percu~s1on -Ltnle
Theater
• Moonlight Express 18 30 p m I
-Heritage Stage
9P.M.
•Russell Bros Ctrcus -Green
Gate Area
• Hypnotist Mark Yu zu rl-' -Sun
Stage
• All-Alaskan Racing Pigs
livestock
•Port City Washboard V'v1zards
19·30 p m 1 -Heritage Stage
•Ceramics Demonstration 19 30
p.m ) -Crafters Village
lOP.M.
• Open Wide Band -An
All-Dentists Band -Sun Stage
•Moonlight Express ' 10·30 pm
-Heritage Stage
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ON MONDAY
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EDITORIALS
Maddox, .Zippi
on wrong side of
Nichols' fence
0 ne can teU a lot
about people by the
company they keep.
Assemblyman
Ken Maddox and
state Assembly candidate
Marianne Zippi should keep
this in mind if ever questioned
about accepting and retaining
Newport Beach Councilman
OickNichols' endorsement.
Both Maddox, who will seek a
state Senate seat in the March
primary, and Zippi, who seeks
to replace him in the assembly,
accepted Nichols' stamp of
approval before the councilman
suggested that grassy
improvements at the Corona
del Mar State Beach would
attract Mexicans, who he said
would end up staying there all
day.
But they've now had a chance
to erase Nichols' name from the
list and have decided against it.
It's respectful that Maddox
and Zippi are sticking with one
of their supporters, but they
shouldn't be surprised if that
decision comes up time and
time again during their
respective elections.
Voters do tend to remember
the most recent occurrences at
election time, but looking at
Nichols' track record, it
wouldn't be surprising if he
made another faux pas closer to
the March election.
At the same time, knowing
Nichols' track record, it would
be unders tandable if Maddox
and Zippi dropped him from
their list of endorsements. He
has made several questionable
statements that some voters -
especially in Newport Beach -
will remember.
In the future of their
campaigns, however, it would
behoove Maddox and Zippi to
have their people perform
background checks of those
from whom they ask
endorsements. That way, they
won't find themselves in such
an unenviable predicament.
They could have avoided this
one.
A cautionary tale
T here are severaJ
cautionary taJes to be
found in the tragedy
that now surrounds
former Newport Beach
recreation worker Trenton
Veches, who was found guilty
earlier tltis month of 23 counts
of felony lewd act with a child
and two misdemeanor counts
of sexuaJ assault. He faces life in
prison and is not eligible for
parole for 15 years.
The first is that it is difficult to
be too careful with one's
children. No one could guess
what Veches, who by most
accounts was well liked by the
children he worked with, would
do. He was known to be a
hard-worker whose playfulness
around children -including
piggy-back rides and the
infamous sucking of toes -did
not arouse suspicion among hjs
fellow workers. He seemed like
someone parents and the city
could trust. But it turns out that
trust was unwarranted, that it
was given out too freely .. For
there apparently was another
side to Veches, and that is
where the second cautionary
tale begins. With Veches. With a
man who seems to have liked
children and wanted to help
them, but who made decisions
and did things that will cost him
years of his life.
· During his trial, Veches'
attorney argued that Veches'
'
acts were not sexuaJly
motivated, just "weird and
quirky." But it-is a fact -one
that likely says something
profound about our society -
that the lines of propriety and
professionaUsm are drawn more
precisely than in years past. As
parents have to be careful with
their children, so too do adults
have to be careful of their
actions.
Were Veches' actions sexuaUy
motivated? A jury decided yes.
But even apart from that
verdict, his actions crossed lines
that cannot be crossed today.
Recreation workers can't hand
out candy. They can't wrestle
with their charges. And they so
clearly, so obviously, can't suck
on boys' toes for fun or for some
other, more disturbing reason.
Trenton Veches is living with
the consequer1ces of that truth.
The parents of the children who
came into contact with him,
especially those photographed
and inappropriately touched,
are living with the
consequences of not being just
a little more cautious with their
children, of finding that
.impossible balance between
letting children grow up and
experience the world and
keeping them wrapped in a
protective embrace. We aU can
hope that the children involved
will not live with this sad tale
any longer than they must.
THE LAST WORD
True to the team
When tennis star Undsay With the Breakers' brtefWorld
Davenport inked an Tham Tennis season wrapping
agreement with the up in about a week and·
Newport Beach Breakers to play Davenport considering having
two home-matches, she surgery on her foot early this
Intended to keep that promise. week. there's no way she'd be
Proof of that came July 12, able to play again even if she
. when she had to make an early · wanted .to. However, it'd be mt trom bet second home great lf she could show up at
match after ahe re-Injured a more than the two games she's
Deatnl foot tnjury. obligated to, If only to support
So techniCalty, ahe didn1t her team. n.nw. her eec:ood-home game. · Jt't not quite taking one for
But theN't another way to fulfUJ the team, but her teammates
die ..,don, mt last to her wouJd most Ubly tow to see
.,..... Ind to the Newport their marquee player cheering
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BOLTON
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY • .
Setting the record on center
By Barbara Venezia
I was appalled to see a copy of the
letter that ~U Niewiarowslci wrote
to Newport Beach Mayor Steve
Bromberg on your editorial page. It's bad
enough that Niewiarowski didn't check
his facts about the proposed commwtlty
center, but don't you guys check the facts
either?
Here's my reply to Niewiarowsb. I
hope you print this so the
misinfonnation can be corrected and
your readers can Wlderstand the project
and process. The Santa Ana Heights PAC
has an informational Web site that
dearly delivers current information to
the community on all our pending
,...projects at http:ltwww.sahpac.com/
sys-tmpVdoorl.
If you are going to be against the
proposed community center, at least get
your facts straight
1. The PAC did not pull this idea out of
the air. 1Wo years ago when we asked the
community to write in on the web site
and at PAC meetings to suggest projects
they would like to see undertaken, a
community center was one of their
suggestions, and by the way, was high on
the list That is why it was acted upon.
(The survey was on the Web site for a
year)
2. The first site selected for the
community center, the Koll property, was
les.s money but it did not wodc because
of zoning issues, parking, and the
neighbors surrounding it were_ not in
favor of it The CEO real estate division of
the coWlty explored the J><l6&bility and
even entered into some negotiations with
the seller, but they decided the location
was not the rigbt fit
3. Since the community center was still
on the list. a S41>committee of PAC
Parenla need help
to keep children safe
targeted several other properties; the
YMCA made the most sense because of
parking. wnlng and neighborhood
acceptability.
4. The YMCA is nol mismanaged They
are operating in the black. The facility is
old They are selling the facility because
they were gifted property by the
Segerstrom family and are building
another facility more up to dale in Santa
Ana and this one is older and needs
major remodeling. Go over there any
time and the place is packed even in its
run down condition. Where do you think
these folks come from who go there?
They are from Newport, Santa Ana
Heights. C:Orona del Mar and Costa
Mesa.
5. Jn order to make a better
presentation, Rick Dayton. who is a PAC
member and subcommittee member.
was kind enough to work with us and
draw up mod plans to show the
potential of what the space could be and
did this at on his own time and at his
own expense. The committee made a
wish list of what could be included. AI no
time has anyone said these were the
definite plans for the center. Should the
center go forward. there is a whole
process within the county and the city
that would have to be followed and a
bidding process as well. There certainJy
was no conspiracy between Dayton and
PAC Olaim:uu1 Roger Summers.
6. No where at any time has the city of
~ Newport Beach asked for !his facility as a
way into the city annexation. Just the
opposite. It has taken more than a year
to get them to really look at and get on
board with this. We started talking to
them about the concept when we first
looked at the Koll property. Only recently
have they seen the merit and been
supportive.
MAILBAG
7. The interpretative center does not
work for the PAC meetin~ We looked • '
into th.is when it was first completed. It is
also not used much. That is why with the·
community center aooss the street we
could ~ promote programs to get • •
more folks into that facility.
I fad Niewiarowsld been coming to
PAC meetin~ and staying for the issues •
discussed. he would have heard 1
everything I hav.e stated above. He comes,..
to the public comments section and
leaves. so he has missed a lot of ••
information. as wdJ as seeing how the .
neighbors at the PAC meeting react and '. •
are in favor of building the community
center. It is not a health dub. as he lceepi..
referring to it He lla:5 obviously missed
the wide scope of !he project. which is to '
have after-school programs for kids as .,
well as senior programs. plus work out ~
facilities that the YMCA cwrently offers. .
in addition to programs offered by '
Newport Beach Pcuks and Recreation. . ',
I am also very put off at his reference
of how dare we spend PAC money so
that all of Newport Beach can benefit
from it Hasn't he been petitioning and , ,
trying to get his neighborhood. the west
side of Santa Ana Heights, annexed by • •
Newport Beach for more than two years
now'? So he wants to be in the dty and ::..
benefit from the increase in property
value and services. but is not in favor to
adding anything to it that would benefit
anyone other than Santa Ana Heights
residents? Wouldn\ he then consider
himself a Newport Beach resident? How
about just being a good neighbor? Maybe
he wouldn't use the facility, but I'm sure
lots of families in the area would.
• BARBARA VENf2IA Is a resident of Santa
Ana Heights and the secretary for the Santa
Ana Heights Political Action Committee.
ollly Piiot
BIO
Occupstion: Owner of AuS1ralian
$attered Potatoes at the O.C. Fqir
Educadon: Two-year diploma in child
care in Australia
"••h:l.-M:e: Carlsbad 700k of the time;
Sydney30%
FO R U M Sunday July 20 2003 All
Femity: Niece and nephew helping out
1ft the fair
Nobbieil: Real estate; preparing for the
next fair and event
GREAT TASTE ,
REALLY FILLING
'/had one the other
day. There was a TV
camera and they
asked me to try one
and I hadn 't tried one
for ages. It was r.eally
good. I can only eat
like one. They 're too
filling. That's what's
good about them. Two
or three people can
share the plate. Really,
you don't want to
have the whole plate.
The seniors want th el
whole one. You didn 't
think so with the
seniors.'
Taking in the sun
while selling spuds
CarmeJ Dyer stops by
her 17th Orange
County Fair with her
Aus tra li an b atte red
pota toes.
C annel Dyer t'>n't a big
fan of \\inter and ~he
doesn't have to be as
she's enj~ying her 541.h
COO.'>l.'CUll\'C -.um.mer.
The naove Australian. who owm
and operates I.he Au-.traJ1an Banercd
Potat()('S booth at lh(' Orange
County Fair. saY'l-c;hc.• constantly ha-.
to "wear my sunscreen and a hat."
Dyer has homes m Sydney and
Carlsbad. but spend-. 7CY''r, of her
time in I.he San Drcgo County cicy.
TI1is summer mark5 her I /th
Orange County Fair. where she puts
in extremely long hour-. over the 3
'1'z week5. But she enjoyc, her job.
On Thursday. City Editor James
, . Meier enjoyed l>Ome sun over at the
fair to ask Dyer more about her
business and d1e tasty spuds.
So what exactly are Australlatl
battered potatoes?
ln Australia. we call them potato
scallops. Over here. we changed the
name 10 Australian battered pota1oes
because potato scallop;, are like your au
graun potatoe5. The banered polatoe<;
are tolally made up. But the ranch and
the cheese are totally Americani.7,ed. ln
\ustralia, we use ketchup and malt
\'lilegaI and you get them at F~h and
Oup shop'>
What convinced you to change the
name?
People didn't under..tand what they
were. After giving samples for five years.
we finally changed the name and never
looked back. And ~ry time we have a
bad story about too much cholesterol,
we get busier.
On senior citizen day, they jw.t love
them. They've been waiting all year for
them.
How long have you been doing this?
nus 15 my I ilh year. but we ~tarted
with meal pies. We rud meat pies for fh'e
years !at the Orange County Fair!.
Now, do you have this booth at
many other fairsf
We do the Del Mar Fair !that just
completed before the Orange County
Fairl.
You must be dred after thaL
It's OK. You JUSt get through that one
and then you start on the next one and
you get the help.
We go onto Minnesota after this one
and we also do one in Sydney. Australia
(in summer down underl. but there. we
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them?
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and I hadn t tned one for ..:gt"' It '' .1,
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about them. /wo or rhn:t· Ill. 1 iplt•, .111
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have the \\/hole plJte ·
The seniors want the \\holt• 0111· \m.
didn't thtnk so with the '*'nior'
What led you from an educatJon in
chlld care to battered potatoe<1?
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child care and went to our fair 111 ..,, dnt;
and got a job there.
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food?
In \. I 1111 Hu11•1 r'
\n~ final thou¢\t'i?
11' 1111pun.m1 to mt· lht' lud-. th.ir I
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.,oml'lhmg and make them...el\'es more
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Fond farewell to talented photographer
I twas a sad week here in for Hiller. who has been at
Daily Pilot land. more crime scenes. fLre s or
Saturday marked the last accidents that anyone In recent
day of employment for Sean Pilot memory.
Imler. one of our ace The crowning achievement
pbOtograpben who has taken a of course came last Man:h
job with the when he snapped a shot of a
------. Daily Breeze man dangllJlg from a freeway
in Torrance. overpus. That shot has won
TONY
DODE RO
Hiller bu Hiller numerous accolades and been a great
ftt at the awanU. PUoL To send Hiller off, Wt! bad
1 \ our traditional golns-away tb:Of . lunch a-t BJ Ranchlto on Friday.
lnal~ peraon To top it off, 1 asked hlm if I
coukl interview him for thls
column to give ruden a little
lnaicbt into the life or this
talented photographer.
Here'• what he had to ay:
a.. .... lilaw JOU bee\ at
IMDlly ....
"WeU du. la my ftfth tour at
cbe O.C. Pair, l haw four Toshiba fOll townamema under my belt
Md I bne been co l1molt ewry
l8ICallrlnl and thurch In
Nlwpon-Mea So 1 lhlnk that
.... up co four~ and mr.e ......
Sean Hiler
~,......~,..al
~--plpllf "1be community. l!wry day,
reptdlesa of the IP rlpune:nll, I
It( to meet new peOple.
~for the PIPlf ii ..
havtnaa UcmM ID ID wtMre a
Whenewr '°" Mnt. ll\ .... great opponuNIJ llO be.
wttneM lO W. llld to eajOJ the peope of our~·
"Well I still live in the area. so
It's not like I'm leaving the area.
But I will be working In the
South Bay, which has the same
type of geogiaphy. I'll till be workfn8 in a beach town, which
bas to be the best part of
wocking ln the Newport-Mesa
aiu.. ft'a a good day when the
biggest news story of the day is
the surf..
w.... u. been )'OW' belt
PI lpmm~ M the Diiiy P8o<f
"The best ~ta were
the °°" J round on my own.
looktoc for pktinl " the best put of my job. It's lib an Easter ea hunt~ Either I'm
~for atand-alone pjctures
or cbuinc brealdQg news
ICOdel. So I g\1811 lhe belt
~Would haft to be
lhe 01P l.aill m-.pt of a
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00 .... ilii" DllF Awl••~ Al. ....... II die •llt:unm\t dW ............ ~.,..
appanumay '° .... Cbe belt pkftll'e of lllJ Cll9lr IO fu. •
. ---">•t ,, r
momentt
"I think it would havt> 10 be
when Hillary Ointon broughl
her campaign fund·rai ing
efforts to Udo Isle and the Secret
Service told m e tha1 I wouldn't
get a picture of her, and for me
to just forget about It Their
atdrude just motivated me
more. I knocked on almost C'-"try
door In the neighborhood until
one lady let me ln, and onto htt
roof top. There I laked out the
scene and waited more than two
.boun for Mn. Clinton to e&it th~
fund·niler tea.. Then abe
~ IUIT'OUnded by ..-n
lb my IUl'priac She loobd up at
me and wawd to the camen,
giving me what aD t~ sha<ty
characters 1.n black Mid I
couldn't bave, btr plc:tUrt. •
wa.. .. ,... ..... .... ...,.._ ......... ... ...
•Memories. I l1'\lde a lot or
~ bett.. Im esp«iaDy aolna
IO mMI the pbotoca IPbm-
Throueb~ --~ c ~ CMlf the yems. O\l.r .... IUll liiPt getUng
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"Beach Landscapes." an exhibit
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landscapes by Luke Spencer, will
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"Tennis in Art," an exhibit of
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This year the Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America ii
hosting a celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the historic Irvine Ranch
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tennis. For more infonnatlon, call
(949) 717-3870.
VOiunteer ctnwh .... n..ded to -
help deliver nutritiously prepared
meals to homebound, frail or
elderly cll~nts incapable of
shopping o r cooking for
themselves through "Mobile
Meals; sponsored by
FISH-Harbor Area Inc. and Hoag
Hospital. Call (949) 645-8050 for
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Swim leUons are available
through July 18 at Halecrest Park,
3107 Killybrook lane In Costa
Mesa. Another session will begin
July21 and run through Aug. 1.
Information: (714) 557-7234.
Project Cuddle, • nonprofit
organization that offers safe and
legal alternatives to glr1s who are
considering abandoning their
babies. is in need of ongoing
volunteers. For more information,
vii; it www.projectcuddle.org or
call (714) 432-9681.
Macy's in Costa Mesa invites
Orange County nonprofit
organizations that provide
services and programs to the
HIV/AIDS community to apply for
participation in Macy's South
Coast Plaza's Passport In Store
fund-raiser. This year's event will
be held on Oct. 4. To receive an
application to participate. call
(714) 556-0611 , ext. 4231.
Yoga classes will be offered
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
noon to 12:40 p.m. for nine weeks
at West Newport Community
Center. Registration is $54 for one
class eadl week or $100 for two
days a week over nine weeks for
Newport Beach residents. Others
pay an additional $5. For more
information. call (949) 644-3151.
The merchants of a.Ibo• Viii.age
will hold a seaside Craft Merctiant
and Farmer's Martet at Peninsula
Park near the base of the Balboa
pier in Newport Beacti every
Thursday through Aug. 28 from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m . The martet will
include fresh organic produce,
freshly cut flowers and arts and
crafts. For more information. call
(714) 636-2213.
Costa M.M'a Recreation Division
will provide a three-hour theme
birthday party for up to 20 guests
at the Balearic Community Center
weekdays from 5 to 8 p.m .,
Saturdays from 11 a.m . to 2p.m.
or 4 to 7 p.m. and Sundays from 4
to 7 p.m Parties for ctl1ldren 5 to
12 will consist o lund'l/dinner,
games. crafts, prizes, cake with
ice cream and supervision by
staff. Parties cost $250 or $300.
For more information, call (714)
754-5158.
f"IV9 new wines will be MJVed
on Bayside Restaurant's terrace
overlooking Newport Harbor
every Thursday from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m . The cost is $15 per person.
For more information, call (949)
721-1222.
Newport Dunes Resort's
"Movies on the Beacti• will run
every Friday and Saturday
throughout the summer,
including a two-hour barbecue
before the movies start at dusk.
Guests are invited to bring their
favorite cuts of meat. The resort
will provide, the rest for $7.95 per
person. The films will be shown
on a large screen in the sand on
every Friday and Saturday
evening In June and July except
July 4. Parting is $8 per car. For
more infonnation, call (949)
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A v.n.ty of privlrq, Mmi-private
and g roup swim lessons will be
offered this summer at the
~arian Bergeson Aquatic Center
at Corona del Mar High School.
Options include one-on-one
instruction on Saturdays and a
Monday through Thursday
program for all ages and levels.
For session dates, times and
costs, call (949) 644-3151, or
register In person at Newport
Buch Recreation and Senior
SeMoes at 3300 Newport Blvd.
a.dNn, --Md adults can now reglster for summer
reaeatlonal boating classes
Recreation Services. Classes
begin July 12. Fees vary. Call
(949)644-3151,orvishthe
Newport Beach Recreation and
Senior Services a 3300 Newport
Blvd. for m ore Information.
ProfMsJonal end l~Md soccer
trainers with the All-England
Soccer Academy are available for
one-on-one, small group and
large group training. For more
·infonnation, call (949) 395-5103.
Jewish Famity Service is
sponsoring a teen support group
for high school students that
meets M ondays from 3:30 to 5
p.m . at Tarbut V'Torah Upper
School In Costa M esa. For
information or to register, call
(714) 4454950. Pre-registration is
required.
The Am Page -Rne Children's
Books, at 270 E. 17th St., No. 10 in
Costa M esa, offers free story time
Mondays, Wednesday, Fridays
and Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 4 to 5 p.m. For more
information. call (949) 645-5437.
"Abstract Worita on Canvas end
Paper; an exhibit of art by Janet
Rosener. will be on display at the
Newport Beadl Central library
through June 30. The exhibit will
feature selections from Rosener's
NWashed Away• series. created
by dripping. splattering or
pouring additional paint and
mediums onto an original
painting and washing it away to
suggest the passage of time. For
more information, call (949)
717-38 16.
Award-winning WOltts by
Orange County artists wor1ung m
an array of two-dimensional
m edia will be on display at
Newport Bead\ City Hall through
June 27. for the Spring 2003
Orange County Artists Exhib1t1on.
For more informatio n, call (949)
717·3870.
Bayside Restaurant In
Newport Beach offers wine
tasting every Thursday from 5:30
to 7 30 p.m. for $15 per person.
featuring five new wines each
week. For more information. call
(949) 721-1222.
If your orchid is too big for ks pot,
Green Systems International will
show you·how to re·pot your
plant during their free
orctlid·potting seminar at 2 p.m .
every Saturday. A plant sale is
held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
20362 Birctl St. facility. Call (949)
756-1211 for information.
Discover the secrets of Carbon
Canyon Regional Park as you
walk through groves of beautiful
Coastal Redwood trees every
Saturday at 8:30 a.m Parking is
$4. Call (714) 996-5252 for more
information.
Team Survivor, a nonprofit
organization encouraging w omen
who have been through cancer
treatment to exercise, hosts
·walk and Talk. at 10 a.m. the
.second and fourth Friday of the
month In front of NIKEgoddess
store in Fashion Island. M embers
meet for lundl after at Atrium
court. It is free, and all fitness
levels are welcome. For more
information, call (949) 275-3888.
Newport Community
Counseling Center offers a way to
stop the cyde of domestic
violence through the support
group In SAF.E. Hands. S.A.F.E.
stands tor safety, awareness, faith
and empowerment. The group
meets Mondays from 6:30 to 8
p.m. Free. For more information.
call (949) 721-8079.
TMns are invft9d to drop by the
city of Costa Mesa Recreation
Center from 2 to 6 p.m. Monday
through Friday for indoor and
outdoor sports and activities. The
center is at 1860 Anaheim Ave. For
more lnforfnatlon, call (714)
327-7660.
The Newport ..... w.ldng
Club meets at the comer of
Superior and Hoepital Road in
Daily Pilot
Newport BMch at 9:15 a.m. ancO
p.m . everyday. For more
infonnatlon, call (949) 660-1332.
The Newport Beach Calat
Decorating Club meets from 7 to
9 p.m. Thursday nights at
Superior and Hospital Road In
Newport Beacti. For more
lnfonnation, call (949) 650-1332.
The Aun. of BulinffS Servtc.a
hosts a networking meeting that
deals with education connections
from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on the second
Tuesday of every month at the
Holiday Inn at 3131 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (949) 805-0011.
"Divorce: A New eeginning;
a woritshop for men pnd women
divorced or getting divorced. is
held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
180 Newport Center Drive on the
third Saturday of every month.
Cost is $40. For more information.
call 644-6435.
Free tours of the Orange County
Performing Arts Center take
guests to the dressing rooms.
performer's lounge. backstage
and on stage at 10:30 a.m. every
Wednesday and Saturday at 600
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Group tours can be held by
special arrangement. For more
information, call (714) 556-ARTS.
ext. 833.
The Newport Beach Newcomers
Club holds.a general meeting on
the third Wednesday of every
month. The organization 1s open
to all women residents in
Newport Beach who have hved in
the area fewer than five years. For
more information, ca ll (949)
645·9922, or visit
newcomers·newportbeach.org.
Oasis Senior Center holds a
pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10
a.m. on the second Saturday of
every month. Breakfast includes
pancakes, sausage, coffee and
orange juice for SJ, S 1 for
ctl1ldren. The center is at 800
Marguerite, Corona del M ar. For
more informatton. call (949)
644-3244.
Macy's South Coast Ptaze
presents ·w or1cshop
Wednesdays· A Hands·on
Cooking Class Program~ hosted
by ctief Alexx Gu~vara. The class
1s held from 6 to 7·30 p.m.
Wednesdays at 3333 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. The cost. including
materials, 1s S30 To reserve a
spot, call (818) 994·5075
Yoga and rhythm,
"Yogarhythm1cs" combines yoga.
dance and fun The class 1s held
from 4:30 to 5;45 p m. Tuesdays
at 2850 Mesa Verde Drive Eas1,
Suite 111 . Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (714) 754-7399.
The Newport Harbor Nautkal
Museum offers the exhibit •Joe
Duncan Gleason: Rediscovering
California's Marine Art Master;
through Sept. 30. The museum is
at 151 E. Pacific Coast Highway,
Newport Beacti. Free admission.
For more information. call (949)
673·7863.
Interfaith couplea with one
Jewish partner are invited to
participate in a discussion group
at the Jewish Family Service of
Orange County office. The group
1s geared toward dealing with
issues between interfaith
couples, sucti as raising children,
observing holidays, symbols in
the home and relationships with
extended families. The cost for
ttiree sessions 1s $45 per couple.
Preregistration is required. Call to
schedule date and time. The
office is at 250 E. Baker St.. Suite
G. Costa M esa. (7 14) 445-4950.
Women 50 and okter can join a
discussion group coordinated by
Jewish Family Services to addreu
issues sodl as anxiety. depression.
relationships, loneliness and
family. The group meets from 10 to
11:30 a.m. Mondays at the agency
offices, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G,
Costa Mesa. Preregistration
required. (714) 445-4950.
Friends of the Newport hech
Public Library Used Book Store
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•re utdnp for patrons to donate
))Qoka to reP,lenlsh the dwindling
stodc. Booka may be left at any of
the thr.ee branch libraries -
Balboa. Mariners. or Corona del
Mar -or In the book closet next
to the Friends Book Store, at 1000
Avocado Ave., Newport B'each.
All hardcover and paperbadc
donations, with the exception of
, magazines and law bookS, will be
accepted and are tax deductible.
(949) 759-9667.
Th• Braille Institute offers fiee
computer classes to people with
fading vision who have difficulty
Jeeing the computer screen. The
Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite
.Ave., Corona del Mar, offers six
5"8ions. Call to sign up for
classes. (714) 821-5000.
A spiritual care dHs meets at
7:15 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400
Irvine Ave., Suite 114, Newport
Beach. Call to reserve a seat (949)
263-1462.
The Com Mesa Chamber of
Commerce hosts networking
luncheon meetings Wednesdays
from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club. The
cost is $14. The club is at 1701
Golf Course Drive. Costa Mesa.
(714) 885-9090.
A brain tumor support group
meets the first and third
Thursdays of each month from 7
to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer
• Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag
Drive. Newport Beach. Free.
Registration not required. The
group is designed to help
patients and their fam ilies
understand and cope with the
illness. (949) 574-6232. •
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
hosts a mental illness support
group from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Sundays in Dierenfield Hall Cat
600 St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. (949) 574-2236.
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County sponsors a
discussion group for adult
children and their parents from 6
to 7 p.m. two Tuesdays a month
at the Jewish Family Service
office at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G.
Costa Mesa. $10 per person, per
session. Preregistration required.
(714) 445-4950.
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County has a weekly
parenting support group. Parents
learn strategies for successful
parenting and for dealing with
the feelings and behavior of their
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Abou1 as pleasant as a good case
of the nu. an unlawful dewner • .,
the siruauon that resuh3. when
someone 1s livin& in a home or
rental uni1 lhat they no longer ha~e
the rig}ll 10 occupy. Most
commonly. thc term is wed
rcgardina tenants who have failed lo
pay rent or broken the rental
conlJ'llCt tn some other way.
A tcnanl who is in am:ars on rent
is acnerally a1\cn a lh:rcc-day notice
to pay or qui! (move oul oO the
premises. lf nothing hu happened
after three days, an eviction or
unlawful detainer action is filed
with thc court. and an officia.I
delivcn •notice to !he tenant.
g1vina hirri and/or ber live days 10
file an answer 10 the landlon:I' s
complaint. tr the tenant fails LO
answer. the court most likely files a
default judgment qlins1 the tenant.
with a writ of poasession directing
the sheriff to move the tenant out of
~ the home, which will take place if,
after another period or pctbapl
twenty days, the ttnant has not
appeared in court and offered
justifiable reason for not payina rent
(fuch u a complaint that the
propeny Is uninhabli.ble -an odd
• ieuon with wbich 10 justify ncithet
: ptyinf ra1 nor movina out .S the
court 11 WIY aware of this~).
Fua? DefWlely noc. lodced, It
arpes for .tamemtna very aiJnpk
and dfecdw. wtw:b It the
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COIMIUllication with llNllCt from
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children. The group meets from
10 to 11 :30 a.m . Mondays at the
Jewlah Famil Service office at
• a er t., Suite G, Costa
Meaa. The group will cover
managing anger, anxiety and
peer preaaure children
ex~rience. Preregistration
required. (714) 445-4950.
The Com M ... Senior Center
has ballroom dancing with live
music from the Costa Mesa
Music Makers from 7:30 to 10:30
p.m . every Tuesday night at 695
W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. $4. (949)
548-3884.
Jewish Family ServiCe of Oninge
County sponsors an ongoing
healing support group for the
chronically ill. The purpose is to
provide participants with
emotioQ_al and spiritual support
to manage illness and its
consequences. The group meets
at 7 p.m. Thursdays at·the Jewish
Family Service office at 250 E.
Baker St., Costa Mesa.
Attendance is free, but
registration is required. (714)
445-4950.
are no fees required. (949)
644-3244.
Jewish Family Service otrw.
ongoing bereavement support
groups for adults at all stages of
loss. Group members share
experiences. hear how others
deal with grief, receive support
and learn ways to cope with
sadness and loss. One group
meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Beth
Jae.ob in Irvine. The second
group meet5 at 10 a.m. Tuestlays
at Terri pie Judea in L_aguna Hills.
The third group meets at 1 p.m.
Thursdays at the Ezra Center In
Anaheim. Free, but advance
registration is required. (714)
445-4950.
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County provides a support and
discussion group for persons
recovering from childhood or
teenage sexual abuse. The
group meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m.
Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St.,
Costa Mesa. Advance
registration is required. (714)
445-4950.
Drive East. Suite 111, Costa
Mesa. (714) 754-7399.
The Rev. Connie Ryckman lead•
a discussion group using the book
"Converaatlons with God# from
noon to 1 p.m. Tuesdays at the
Center for Spiritual Discovery. ·2850
Mesa Verde Drive Ea,st. Suite 111.
Costa Mesa. Bring a lunch. (714)
754-7399.
Marshall'• Tae Kwon Do in Cott.a
Mesa offers free seff~ense
dasses to alrtine pilots and flight
attendants. Classes are taught by
three-time U.S. National Champion
Tom Marshall. Marshall's is at 333
E. 17th St, Suii. 13, Costa Mesa.
(949) 574-0122:'
A Dealing with Divorce •upport
group is offered by Jewish
Family Service of Orange
County. The group is led by an
experienced counselor and
meets at 6 p.m . Tuesdays at the
Jewish Federation campus. 250
E. Baker St., Suite G. Costa
Mesa. (714) 445-4950.
Scrabble Club No. 350 meets
from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at
Borders Books, Music & Cafe at
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St.
in Costa Mesa. $3. New players
are welcome. (949) 20S.9822.
Two-hour kayak tours with a
trained naturalist guide are
offered at 10 a.m. Sundays from
the Newport Dunes Waterfront
Resort. The resort is at 1131 Bad<
Bay Drive. Newport Beach. $20,
or $1 0 for California Wildlife
Campaign and Newport Bay
Naturalists and Friends
members. (949) 729-1150.
The Sea Scouts' ship Del Mar
711 of Orange County offers a
program for boys and young
men ages 14 to 18 interested in
sailing, seamanship, piloting,
navigation and cruising.
Meetings are from 6 to 9 p m
Wednesdays at the Sea Scouts
Sea Base. 1931 W. Coast
Highway. Newport Beach. (949)
642-6301 or (949) 551 -8591.
THE BOWERS KiDSEUM
Explore the world's fas cinating cultures.'
The Coln and Stamp Club meets
from 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays at the
Oasis Senior Center. New
members interested in trading,
buying and selling stamps and
coins are being sought to join
these informal meetings. There
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A yoga and dance clHs is held
from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. Tuesdays
at the Center for Spiritual
Discovery, 2850 Mesa Verde
Oasis Senior Center offers
ongoing assistance, counseling
and refel'fal services for seniors.
(949) 644-3244 .
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"Without a doubt, they feel the
play their best and be happy
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BACK BAY TRAIL
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Sunday, July 20. 2003 81
KENT TREPlOW OAJLY PILOT
Newport Beach might be known for rts beaches and recreation .harbor, but the bike path and horse trails along the Back Bay offer visitors an uncrowded outlet wrth the sweet smell of sage.
A ·flei borhood sanctuary
Trail along Back Bay a haven for exercise enthusiasts
Bryce Alderton
Daily Piiot
I get stomped on by
hundreds of feet, wheels
and hooves each day.
The dust.settles as J
provide a foundation for the
fitness enthusiasts, those
that want a quiet place to
reflect on life's subtleties
and get away from the
bustle for a moment, if not
more.
I am the Back Bay trail of the Upper
Newport Bay Nature and EcologicaJ
Preserve. encom~ing 1.000 acres of
open space. Slithering on the crests of
hills and the sands below. people -
or animals -take a fresh breath as
they pound, roU or gallop o n me.
A mother and daughter from
Newport Beach walk here each day.
for exercise and a respite from the
grind life can aU too often bring.
Wednesday they were pushing a
stroller, calmly stepping along the
portion above the ~ter and Mary
Muth Interpretive Center, a slight
breeze shooting through the
retreating morning clouds that subtly
muffled the July sun.
Horses know the gravel I possess,
even though the city of Newport
Beach doesn't seem to heavily
promote trail riding.
A woman who lives two blocks
away pushes the stroUer that carries
her 14-month old grandson,
munching on a handful of Oleerios.
She stops on me, pausing to glance at
the cliffs encircling the mouth of the
estuary.
I meander through the sage. which
eschews a scent as refreshing as pine
on a clear mountain day.
Bikers roll along my dir1 -and
paved -paths. Some come from
Irvine, where a 63·year·old begins bis
quest I am a transition and an end.
providing a goal to be reached and
giving someone a chance to exercise
and drop by his sister's house for a
brief break.
I am the Back Bay trail.
RoUer bladers glide along my
smooth asphalt trails alongside
joggers, whose sweat droplets faU
onto my arteries. where they quickly
evaporate under the intense sun.
"Crunch. crunch, crunch:
That's the sound I make when feet
"plop" along by sandy soil
Gordie Fitzel took his Orange Coast
CoUege cross country team to train
every morning on me.
I give them a challenge with my
littJe hills. sharp turns and steep
climbs.
They sweat even more, but stiU
come back.
NEWPORT HARBOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION
Newport
on cusp
of berth
Bronco A All-Stars fall to
Anaheim, but can still
advance with one more
c sectional yictory .
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WHm1ER -One wtn ii d .. diey
Deid.
the Newport Hllt>or Bwt.I Mo-
clldan Bronco A 11· and 12·yes-old Al-
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EDITOR'S NOTE
Wrth its abundant horse trails and
scenic bike path, the Bad: Bay
serves as a haven for jogging,
cycling, walking and in-line
skating enthusiasts. Sports
reporter Bryce Alderton caught
up with the Bad: Bay trail and
magically made it come to hfe
I provide a pedestal to the view-; the
first Native Americans encountered
when they strode upon me nearly
1,000 years ago.
The views. oh, the views.
Looking down on the salt water
See BACK BAY. Pac• 83
THE BIG EASY
Tea Cups
poster girl
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12 SIMldly, J4iJ 20, 2003 SPORTS
Heating ~p in the summer
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Two more victories
provide CdM girls
water polo team
with momentum.
Uled 13 saves.
F.adington made five steals
while Natalie Wayte and Hewko
each added two. Anae tallied two
assists.
On Monday, CdM defeated
Founlain Valley, 9-3, taking a com-
\nandiog 6-0 lead al inlemlission.
Thaler finishes third r---..
• WRES'IUNG: Gabriel Thaler,
who will be a freshman in lhe faU
at Estancia Hjgh, placed third at
lhe 0'8nge County Wrestling
Coaches Association Summer
League 'lburnament al El Do-,
rado High on Friday. winning
five of six matches.
Skiff fishing great fan
in · Newport Bay
Corona del Mar's girls summer
water polo 1eam continued its
wt.nning ways with two more vic-
tories recently.
On Friday, CdM beal Hunting-
1on Beach. 7-4. gelting three
goals apiece from Katya F.ading-
lon and Camille Hewko. Jordan
Anae added one goal while
goaJie Brinany Fullen contrib-
Amy Strack, Kalle Kubas and
Anae each scored two goals
while Ashley Olandler, I lewko
and Madison Jaclcson found the
baclc of the cage once apiece.
·Kelsey McCormick made three
saves and Hewko led the learn
wilh lhree steals. Eadington and
Olandler each added two steals.
After pin.Qlng North Turrance's
David Little In the 6rs1 round,
Thaler lost 10 eventual champion
Nick Abraham (Edison), 10·0.
Thaler lhen pinned four con-
secutive opponents to capture
lhe third-place medal.
YOUTH SOCCER
Breakers notch another win
Girls club soccer
team wins its second
straight tournament
with four consecutive
victories last week.
The Newport-Mesa Breakers, a
dub soccer 1eam made up of
girls from Cost~ Mesa and New-
port Beach ages 8-9, won lhe
Wolfpac:k Invitational -lheir
second straight tournamenl vic-
lory, -July 12-13 in Fountain
Valley.
The Breakers wenl 4-0 in lhe
tournament. including a come-
from-behind 2-1 victory over the
lnfinily Soccer Oub in the
opener.
Heather Plores scored in the
first half to tie the game. l · l , and
Courtney Mdnloeb added the
game-winner lale in the second
half.
The Breakers trailed by a goal
wilh 10 minutes to go against lhe
Santa AnJta Strilcers, but Anna
Venturini scored twice late in
the game to seal the win.
Coaches IClrk Mcintosh and
Javier Cllawz credlled lhe play
of goalkeeper Lauren Terry and
marking backs Brooke Lux and
Shanay Fischer.
Rachel Ken:e and Heather
The Newport Beach Breakers girls club soccer team, made up of
8-and 9-year-0ld players, won the Wolfpack Invitational last week.
flora each scored two goals to
lead the Breakers to a 4-0 vic-
tory over lhe Sou1hw~t Soccer
Oub in the early game on Sun-
day.
The offense continued to
shine in lhe afternoon game ai.
the Breakers defeated Crown
City United, 5-2.
Flores, Ven1urini and Kerce
each scored goals with assis1s
from Sierra Gordon, Josie Jogwe
and Andy Cllawz. Breakers' de-
fender Oalre C.UtUJo couldn'I
play due Lo illness.
The Breakers wiU represenl
Newpor1-Mesa when they com-
pete in the brirls under-10 clivi-
'>ion of the Coast Soccer League
Lhi!> fall.
PRESENTING THE FIFTH ANNUAL
"AN
OF
EVENING
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N ewport Bay ls a very
produc:tfve fllbery
for a large variety of
amaD game Oah and
~bat~ deaplte being one
of the~ harbors aloAg
the Pldlc Coait during the
aunmer recreadonal season.
A19m can e&cdvely flab the
bq from public piers and
docb, off a few bulkheads, in
float tube9, out o( a kayak or
with a bua boat. but the best
way to 8sh Newport Bay ia in a
rental lldfl' from the Balboa
Pavilion.
11dea were Oght earlier this
week foe this outdoor editor to speoo a morning sampling the
6shing in the bay wilh my
wife, 'lbni. Doug Turin.
co-owner of Pavilion Skiff
Rentala, (949) 673-1434,
greeted us at the dock and
pused on a few fishing tips
before helping us board one of
the 14' U-drive skiffs that have
served in the nmtaJ fleer for
many season& Turin said,
"The baJtbut bite has been real
steady right here in front of the
Pavilion and 8sbennen drifting
with live anchovies or p1astics
around the bait receiver
between rhe twio jetties have
been catdling aD lclnds of &b.
~had a 15 pound halibut
weighed in this past weekend
and anglers report .locs of
ictioo on spotted bay bass,
halibut and an occulonal legal
whkeseabas&"
That report sounded good
enousb to me and after taking
on a ecoop of choM!s, lo the
bait well. we headed out to the
mouth of the harbor aa the
sun broke through lhe
morning fog. ~ were ahead
of the high tide movement and
had to wait about 20 minutes
before the f1sb got into a
feeding mood. Once lhe dde
began lo move into lhe bay ii
triggered the feed call for alJ
kinds or fish. There were three
other skiffs anchored up in the
dlannel bul I opted to drift
along the east jetty. Jusl abou1
every anchOYY was bit by some
lcfnd of &b once ii got near
the bottom and often lhe live
bait would be picked up on
lhesink.
Action was wide open for all
the skiffs as bent rods drew an
audience of early morning
joggers on lhe c.dM wallcway.
Our choice of laclde was
Daiwa light acdon SSl300
spinning reels spooled wilh
6-pound Stren mono and
matched to a 6 !h-inch rod.
This combi-nation proved
~ Wltil tb1t
writer
hooked
into a huge
-bat ray.~
had been
catcbing
L.._ ___ __, lots of smaD
halibut and JIM bass. but
NIEMIEC wbm I set lhebook
into this hi8ger Oah ft nearly
took aD the line otr the reel
before I oould get the motor
started and begin baddng
down on the monster as it
beaded out to sea. DodPlg
other skiffs, anchors, a parade
of private boats and the
Catalina Ffyel' as it beaded to
Avalon, lhe bjg ray finally won
the 20 minute battle when the
small hook pulled just as Toni
was about to try and net iL
Having caught lots of short
halibut, bass and mackerel.
the scoop of bait was
exhausted so We turned to
6sh1ng plasdcs along docks
and off bulk heads while
headiQg back to the Pavilion
catching more small bus
along the way back. Anglera
were stiD catching halibut and
bass off the main dodc at the
Pavilion as we tied up the skilf.
Turin asked about how the
moming'a fishing went and my
report WU petty good for jwt
a few houm on rhe bay. We
ca.u8'lt well over 35 fish and
about the only kind of fish we
didn't catch was a white
&eabus, croaker or shark.
carefully releasing everything
we caught back into lhe bay to
grow up a little.
Rental skiffs are available all
day for $68 and $47 for a ~day
indudlng live bait A California
fishing license is required for
all anglers over the age of 16
and the Department of Fish
and Game does patrol the bay
on a regular schedule. ~ch
boat can handle four adults
and two children and life
preservers are part or the
padcage. The Pavilio~ Renlal
Skiffs and fishing dock are
open seven days a week from
6 am 10 5 pm. The oJd skiffs
have served many fishermen
over the years and 1\uin, wh9
has spent 28 years on the
docks. says that a new Beet of
boalS will be ready for service
by the first week of Augl.\st •
The latest word on albacore
is tha1 they have moved off lo
the west due to a su<!den rise
SAILING
in water tem~rarure. Spon
boat.I fiom Davey's Locker and
Newpon Landing Sport&hirtg
a.re runn1ng OUlllde ot San
Clemente Island to ftnd the
8lbies, but fishing has been •
spony. ttoi>efully the big •
schools or longftns, currently
south of San Diego. will move
up the coast and be within
easy reach o( the Newport
baaed fleet by early ne:xt week.
There haw been no reports
o( yeDowtaB being caught
under ftoadng kelp in rhe
channd t'Yefl though there ~
. some pockets of 73-degree
water, but thete have been
tails hooked at both Catalina
and San Clemente. The white
seabasa bite that erupted .this
past weekend has dropped
way oft 'The run moon did it's
magic, producing some of the
best calches of the big croaker
thJa 'tlC!'a90n.
Water along the beach has
wanned up into the low
seventies and angJers fishing
from lhe surf and both rhe
Newpert and Balboa piers
report pretty good ftshlng for a
mix of small fish and shoYeJ
noee sbarb on cut bai.t
Youth Oitdoor Safari
Illy held Saturday
• Soulhem California
youngsters really enjoyed a
wonderful outdoor
experience when attending
the fifth annual Youth
Outdoors Safari Day at
Raahauge's Sporting Oaya
Complex In' Norco Saturday.
The event was me to all kids
17 years of age and younger
when accompanied by an
aduJt. The day was filled with
outdoor activities covering
fishing, shooting sports,
conservation, wildlife tours,
rock climl>lag, kayaking and
concludes with a giant kids
raffie. The day was ·
co-sponsored by lhe Orange
and Los Angeles chaplers of
Safari aub lnlernaUonaJ and
lhrough donatJons or many
sponsors and volunteers a
free lunch was served lo
every youngs1er that came 10
this very popular Southland
event.
Highlighting this year's
Youth Outdoor Safari Day
were appearances by
Olympic Gold MedaJ winner
Kim Rhode, Irick shooting by
John aaugherty and ou1door
TV host Dez Young. who had
his young dog Dash show off
his hunting skJUs for the kids.
Top juniors to compete for
international championship
& FRIENDS CONCERT
SllON)OIU ·--~ •
PROCEEDS FROM THE EVENING ,
BENEFJT HIGH HOPES.
HIGH HOPES
JS A LOCAL CHARITY DFDICATED
TO HELPING JNDMDUALS
RECOVRR FROM 1'RAUMATIC
BRAIN INJURIES
Premier match-racing
event once again to
be hosted by BaJboa
Yacht Club Aug. 13-17.
Balboa Yach! Oub in Corona
del Mar announced recently that
yacht clubs from the U.S. and
overseas will be sending their top
junior sailors 10 this year's BaJ-
boa Yacht Oub Governor's Cup.
The event. which is the pre·
mier international junior match
radng championship in the
United State-, will be held lo the
waters off Newport Beach Aug.
13-17.
As bolt of the Governor'• Qap.
Balboa Yacht Oub lnYttea 12
yacht clUb teams of three junior
sailors each 10 match race identi-
cal yachts for four days of in-
lense round-robin competition.
The ~Deed of Gifr for the Gov-
~mor's Cup was granted in 1967
by then Governor and later Presi-
dent Ronald Reagan. From this
race world-class sailors Paul
Cayard, John JCosteclci, and Gavin
Brady, to name a few, have
emerged to dominate the Ameri-
ca's Cup and many other lnter-
na.tional competitions.
"lbil race continues to be the
uJdfl)8te test of junior aalling ex-
ceDence," BYC Race Director Bill
Marting said. "Last year's win-
nen from the Royal Yacbting As·
aociadon in the UnJted Kingdom
ue not returning. so the field is
wide open. Wllh the high caliber
of d'6 teams partidpating, there
COLLEGES
f« the l7th llfltw8' running °' the
Oovemor'a Cup, In eddidoft to the host
teem from Belboa Yedft Club, the
competlton wMI be:
• Annepoll1 Yectit Club, Annepol11, Md
• Cru11lng Ylldlt Club of Aul1rahe.
Derlong Point. NSW. Au1tr1lla
•King Harbor Y&chl Club. Redondo
Beech
•Kings Point S.iltng Academv. Kings
Point. N.Y.
• Ml11lon Bev Yecht Club, San Diego
• Newpor1 Harbor Yacht, Balboa
• Royel New Zeeland Yecht Squadron,
Aucldend. New Zeal•nd
• Rov•I Prin<l41 Alfred Yecht Club.
Newpor1 Beach, NSW, Aullrella
•Royal Svdnev Ytcht Squadron,
Klrribilll, NSW, Aultralla
•Sen Diego Yecht Club, Sen Otego
•Sen Frenci9CO Yec:llt Club. Belvedere
promises 10 be some exciting
and close racing."
For more details, call Wayne
Rodgers at (949) 675-1355.
Vu prom()tes two of its own
Dent, Renkoski
named Vanguard
Uolversity associate
athletic directors.
I ~ \JnMndty ha G· tmded Ill athledc: deputment
ttall to include rwo new MIOd·
lbl llhledc ..... on. w Atiedc
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Newport Harbor's Danny Moskovrts reacheJ t9 tag Anaheim's Chns Manning. who is sate on the play Anaheim won the Bronco
sectional tournament game, 10-0, at York Field m Whittler Saturday. Newport 1s still ahve rn the sectional tournament
NEWPORT
Continued from BI
Uut a wm tud.iy puh t·wpon 11110 t.hc
rl1Q<mal tournanwnt. \\>h1d1 Ix-gin., next
wt<t:k.t'nd. l11P lo-.t·r ol '"" Al.imito'> and
WllJllll'I will IJtl' :"!ewport JI l.! .. IO r>.m. 10
dJy
Ntwport. I 'i 1i O\.l'rJll 1n lht· po~t">t'awn,
h.1d wun liw 111 ,1 row, 111Llud111g a 17 .3
trou11l'lng of l'!al 1·m1a A 1n the d1.,tricl
d1a111p11111 ... l11p. 1·11111i11g 111111 ~turday\
gamt' agd.111\I A11ahl'1111, ll1t• cl~ignatcd
Vl\lllng team 11111 thl' 00c11-.e 'uddcnly
~ent '>Lieut <\gdlll'>l till' p11d1mg duo of A.lex
Mc.L-.caren.i-. Jnd Bn.111 Bolt">. ~ltchacl 1 lelf
nd1 'lJrtl't.l thl' lourth \o\llh d w1glc 111to left
fil'ld !\t~port', lonl' h11 J.., ~la-.carl'-
11.i.-. .ind Boll.., e..i1 h ll.'ll(l'd tlw ... 11.ll-m order
Ill t'\.'l'ry lnllUlg.
• fhe b'll}'~ d1d11'1 h11 ltlt· I.he} arc accu'>
tomrd lo.'' Nl'wport MilJ1agcr H.ich 1 logan
'>aid. "'fhey I.hen put PR"-'>Ure on Lhem-
'>('IVl"> and [Anahl'iml tool.. JUVJillagt:' of thl'
mi.,tJke-., A11ahl'im i'> an c1gwt~ive tt:am. •
Anah1:1m !>tole eight ha'>t" agtun'>t New·
pun pll< h111g. thrt't.' hy Ma..carena.. ... whu
'111gll't.I l\o\ttl' Ill four at hat., and <,eorE'll
four nm.,_
1\nJht·1111\ 'l>l't:d ldU!>i.'<.I hJVCK on Nt•w
port' dt'fl'n'c' .1.11d ti '>hOWl'tl \'\llh lhree er
rur' ll'adm~ lo four nm., 111 tlw fifth.
1 ll'lfm h. \'\ho ldllll' on m rcllef of ~tart ·
111g pitcher Adna11 Ho<ln).,'Ul"t 111 thl' lhird.
'>lrurl.. <Jiii lwo of llll' lir..t four Anaht'im
h.1t1l'f\ tn lht: fifth
I !It'll t amt lh(• l'ht..,ivl' tlurcl out. Homan
I J11w1'111glt'tl1111wu nm' wiu1 d htt to n¢11
fil'ltl I It• l11(1k '>t'C·ond wt1cn the u1ruw from L 111fic:_ -.culecl uH·r Ult' l.11ther. Lopt't
um.I ~dotf·hmer Bm111 I HIWI l.1tt·r '' ttrt'tl
after the t:alther threw uvcr th1· tlurd h.t'ol'
m,m\ head and I.he ball got pa-.1 1h1· ll'lt
fielder.
"We had a had ~e." llogan '4!ld "I'm
more UJ>'>t'I thJI m lhe l.1-.1 fl'\\-in11111g'>. '"t'
luokl·d ltkt: J d<.'feated IC'am ··
AnJ11l•1m gr.thtx'C.I a 1-0 lead 111 llll' '>t't
ond before -.conng four m thr tlurd 1<11dn
gtJl't .,lrul I.. out four 111 .!. llllllllJ.:'> \"lull·
I lelfm h fonni>d thn.·c IJl .!. , 111111ng'
Nl•wpon li11111ed A11aht'1m 10 only 111w
ruo 111 thl' fourth, Kl'llmg thret' 1111h .il11•r
nmdow11 ... HriJn I Jlpt."I. wh11 I 1.1tl \>\<,tll..t·d
and \loll' '>t't·ond. i11dun·tl a p1LIJ1• h~ \'t'll
tunn).! h.ilfwa} lx:twel'll ,t·nmd ,1nd 1hml
Nl'wport l'>..l.'t utt·d lhl' p111..k !'flit 11·ntl\.
\<\llh All'>llll \\obrock holdmg 1111 to llll' h.11!
111 rt'<. ore.I till' out tlt">plle la.lltng 111 111, b,u I..
011 top of the lhtn..I ha<.e hJg ,!ltcr 1 olltd111g
wuh II nan I A1pt• 1_
With l\o\O out'>. Hole<.> walkcd and tht:n 111-
duu't.I a 1hru\>\ 111 ,tllow M3!><.itrl'll,1., 111 '>l urt•
from Ihm.I But Holt"> WJ..., lJAAt•d 11111 h)
M111n .. 111p Danny Mo!>lwVll"> after I h·lfm h,
Nick 'Wl'lld'>t.'ll and latob Mccann '>t'lll till'
runrll'r hm I.. and forth he1we1·11 fiN a11d
'>l'lond ~1n ... kov11c; ta~t'd out Holt·'> .i. ... lw
lnl't.l lo ... ltdt• lfllU fm.t.
llog;m t>mplw.,vcd th al :-..e\<\ pt>n. \\iltt h
ha' '>lX 11 yt•ar-old'>. ha-. come: tog(•tlwr
dunng th po,t-.ed.Mln nm, \\hlth u111UllUl"
at I L. «> p m uxJ.iy agam'>l thr lo'>t•r ol 1.0.,
Al,1n11tn'> ,111d Wl11111er. A wm 11Kl<1\
.. llw lod .. l1Jve (() conw UUI LUt1lid1·11t
and haw lo forgt>I 15..tturday ... 1 gamt•, .. lw
'>tttd. "Without a dnuhl, thl'y fl't'I 1h1· Pll''>
.. urc. hut I w.ml them to play tlwtr b<.•.,t .met
he happy Jhout pl.tying ba.<.l'h.ill."
t\ wtn loday would pnw1tle plt•tll\ 111
ple.L'>llfl' ,u1d L.l'l'P :'-:t>wport pl.t) mg 11110
mort• of tltl' '>1t111111er
. "'• .
Newport opc·nt·tl tlw '>t·1111111,1l lc•ltrn..i
llll'lll f hur<,cJay nighl Wllh .1 1.J .!. \'ll fllr)'
over Dand l'omt after trailing . .! 0. t·nter
1ng thc founh mnmg Th.11\ '' h1·n \J1•\o\-
port '>t'nt 11 men to 1hc pl.111· .111d 1.illtt'd
c1ght run'>.
Mo'>kO\ll'> p11chcd a lo111ph·t1· gJnw.
gmng "t'\ en inning'> "l11le .ilhm 111g lour
l11r.. Jnd l\Hl run' to go \\llh I .! 'tnkl'
11111' ~10.,kovil\ htt ,1 ht1'>C'' rl1·Jn11g tn-
plt• ill thl' fourth to go Wtlh two HBh cm
a ""git· hy IJt L. < ;r;i, t' .rnd <111 Hiii hi! hy
"iVl'll<hC'll .
.... ,.. b.111 cr ... 1.illH·d IWO h1h ('.ti h l11r
:\l'wport Bl..ike l>,1\CY Jdd1•d J \hill
In th•· I i' I \\Ill m <·r l'l,1u ·n1tJ. llt'll
nth \H'lll I lor I .111tl ,1 on·d l\\11 ruri... 1n
tht• le.it.lofl i,pot \\ l11le ( .r.11 l' h,1d l\'\-11 HHI
'>Ingle., .111d .d'o 'l urt·d .1 nm
McCann!> ms1de·thl·-park grand slam
htghlightctl tht: ollt•mt· I k Jtldn.I .1 tn
pie .ind '>C<>rcu four rn11'
Hodngut-1 wrnt four 11111111g ... on the
rliouml. i.1llow1ng nu t•ar11t·tl run-. ant.I
I lt'l lr1d1 Ci.lllll' on 111 rl'hl't. g1v111g up nu
ntll'> 1n one 1nn1ng
On Wcdnc.,d,1y. :-..L'\\port lat l'd l'111ni-
1i.111on Jgarn..,t (,;udl•n C1rn\t' 111 1hc dl'>-
tnlt tournJmt·nt, tra1ltng, I .!. ht'iidrng
11110 the final innmg
HUI \\llh 1\\0 Ollh, \;('\\port\ llt'\I '>I>.
ha111·r<, readll'd ... aft•ly. l ll lllrthu1111g w J
7 I v11 Inf}-Hyan \lhi·rt' ha,1·~ < 11-.inng
uoubll' Wd\ thl' Ll'V htl Ill llll' 11111111g.
~10,k11v11' aga111 1ltrt'"-a ro111pll't1·
g.1111e, ~trikmg out l'lgh1 , 1111 li11h11g the
f111.1I 11111. and JJlm,1·<1 0111· run I h· went
I l11r ·1, Wdlked .111d '' <Ht•tl ,1 run
0\lt"I'. \laddo\ ,rnd \11,1111 lh-yan l'dch
'"ort•tl onrC'
EASY
Contmued from B 1
rhal \ a prelly dl't l'IVlllg
'renari o cons1den11g .,hl' i'> v1:ry
cloo;;c in her ongoing qm·'t tu
gafo a 'pot on the :.late'-.
amateur team.
bo.J'.'>ttng II'> t omm11me111 to
"fairnc5'>," t'tl·
11 rn ... 1 ~1.trianlll' $ ltXl when
Annil a failed to makt• llw n 11.
as hu!.band Rria11 won !he bet.
01111ng \'\llh promi-.1· in Ju ... 1111
~ltm·lll'atl a11d D.m D<1rndl.
All tlut'l' ht1Vt' 1111limlll'd
po1en1ial, .1l'rnrd1ng lo
Marianne. ·111r kev. of course. b
l"Ornlllll lllt'lll at the fea Cup. hul it doc~n't
'ieem to cause her any concern.
"One of the girl!. I was playing
agam!>L at Pinehuri.t lrecentlyl
Wal> from the South and each
time I a~ked tf '>he or I were
away. c;he'd 1..eep -.aying, Ye~.
mam.' • said Marianne.
"It\ kind of shock.mg to hear
your opponunt ta.llcrng !lice that.
You jusl have to get over it and
beat 'em. anyway."
At the n>cent California State
Championl>hips near Monterey,
he f(ftind herself competing
against Courtney Goebel. a
product of Marina High in
Huntington Beach. Not too long
ago Goebel and her Marina
teammates were up against
Newpon Harbor, which was
bemg coached by Marianne.
The amateur circuit is
dominated by the
21 -and~under set, accentuated
by the ascent of such stars as
6·foot, 13-year·old MicheUe
Wle.
•rve been thinking of myself
as an old fish in a big pond,·
saJd Towersey.
If you've ever watched
Marianne Towerscy drive 1hr
balJ on a golf rnur!>e tht•
immediate 1hough1 ha-. to
center around the "man v.,
woman· agenda As dot'"
Annika, Marianne\ dnvco, and
approache., leave little room for
criticism.
Around here the theory
qulcltly boil& down to lower!>cy
and Toshiba, but don't hold
your breath, not that she would
shrink to any challenge. It'!. ju'>t
that nobody's mak.ing an offer
·1 would love to play, as an
amateur. but there's been no
invitation." said Marianne.
Can you imagine the gallery if
she was involved in the
customary duel al Slrawberry
·i:a.rms GalfOub for the two or
three open spots in the field
later in the week at Toshiba?
Annika Sorenstam got the
sponsor's exemption to play at
the Colonial and proved a few
things. including the fact such
stunts will indeed enhance
television ratings and the
sponsor can run around
Nevenhele.,:., Marianne
remain., in Anntl..J\ corner and
<,ays it's nol over
"l:verybody wantt•d my
opinion abuul that.· 'iJtd
Marianne.· 1\\j<,111 ... 1 hoping
for the hc'>I for hN. I ll11nk tt
gave tremenduu<, foru'> to
women's golf."
Marianne helicw., more of
the same will he rnmmg.
especially with .,urh items as
Wic.
"More of f the younger set I are
focusing on weight training,"
said Towersey.
"Some of the e girls are
amazingly fil at s uch a young
age and are able to launch their
careers way ahead of the rest."
Marianne is a bit.of an expert
with the emergence of younger
players. She has some at
Newpon I !arbor where she and
Scott Tamow basically share
duties as boys and girls golf
coaches.
A fre hman last year on the
girls level was Natalie
Dranganza and Marianne has
two incoming freshmen boys
sgges ·•14es Motorcr•rl9 ....... OllMd ....... Fitter
&UP tt1n11t1a Ch8nge t7.,.,,
tllmR14
.. & •• '•'nRlllll ·---
9M o..tetlhlP forprtoe . = ~~--· °""..a ..... ooupoft. 7
\Vhilc her ">ailor., may or may
not wrap their fi11gl'r., Jround
the rompl'l1tron on J lt'am
hd'>i.,, ~lanannc .. ee'> the
bcm•fit., of !Ill' game far pa'>l
the \\ 111 lo'' fil l tor
"It\ wry re\\Jrdtng to
encour.tgl' lht•m to play well
enough wlH·rt· 1hcy can enjoy
Lhe game Wl th friends a nd
family in the future It's a great
i.port inf the world oO business.
Knowing lhe cttquette of the
game. the rulei. and learning
how to keep up.· ,
There are aJso -;uch items as
potential trips to florida and
Hawau for the boys. and
1continuing the Pelican Cup at
fellcan Hill Golf Club with the
ongoing rivalry with Corona del
Mar I ligh in th~ix.
So it's a bu~y agenda for our
poster girl.
There's an opportunity 10
catch up with her on Friday al
Mesa Verde. Tee time is I :30 p_m.
The public ~ invited to gallery al
no rosL Mesa Verde's dress code
will be enforced.
Sundd}', July 20 2003 83
CATCHING UP WITH
Bill Leach
Bryce Alderton
Oa1lyP1lot
A ., ti tlw l"dttlit < .<Jcl.'l
I nat11lo11 d1d11'1 luw
wurld-d&.., alhletl'.,
hclort". tlu~ year ha_., a11
"Olympic" feel unlike any other
for t11e CO\.ll'W t.hJl winch ti!> way
a.long u1c blufh. beach~ and
blue Wdll'I"> JIOUlld ( J)">tal ( ,(1\.1'
State P'drl...
J.-or Lill' fir-.1 time m 11.!> ~•>. ye<1r
hl!>tury. 70 proll~'>IOn.il lndlhlt'tl">
from around lhl' \<\Orld rnmpett'll
'>aturdJy, LI) mg to garnl·r potn..,
toward ">l'l Urtng d 'Pol for the
U.!->. Oly111p1L litdb. Ath.ll:'tl.">
!>Wttm I, '">(I() nwter'>, rode d
b1eyt It.• fCJr 25 rntll'' JJld r;m liw
mite .. 1111 <1 rnuN· ploue<l h\
many volu11tt't'r\ .wd O\t'f't'l'll l'I)
Buh Cuyler Jn<l H1ll l.t·.tl h """
furnwd 1lw lnJthlun ..,!), wJI.,
ago
I.ca< h \<\ho 111111pt'll·<l u1 tile
I la~.u1Jn lro11111j11 lnJthl1111 m
I ldWJll h.r tilt 111,I llflll' Ill I'll! I
and <.uylf.'r. J '\t·\<\pon Ht'.11 Ii
den11-.1, ha\1 \o\1Jrl..t'tl 11l·J.rl\ 10<1
, fal. l") w11rtdw1J1· '111t e uwt'I tng ..!O
year'> .1g11
Orw 111 < 11'yl1·" pjJ1t•111..,, It fl
I lorn. ,1 Nt•\\jlll n Ht-.11 h ..ini...t
wa ... J c..l<l.'>.,111<1 ll' ut I KJlh .inti
mtroduted Ult:' l\'\O 111 e~u h othl'r
\\'1• .. 1.1n1·d 10 tmm together
and d rt\aln \\,L., lom wd, I .c.t1 h
rt'tdllt't.I 1 lc \<\JJlled 111 do lx·1tt·r
ant.I \ ... orL.t'tl h,mJcr ,md h,trdt•r
I le ht>al nw Ill 'o!lllll' ol the rj t l"
,md I IWJI him tn 'omc
"\Vt· \t' ).ll'OWll ,..., fncnd'>.
1ni...1111g 1·,1d1 uthl·r d Int lhl'H'"
11111 .1111·go prol>ll'm J' }Oil
.,onwltml''> gtl \<\llh partrwr'"
I ht· t Oltr">t' mariwd uu1 lor
todJ\ ' ... pn11t c hamp1011.,h1p for
agt• t.11\ 1wm l'nlran1 .... "'hKh \\lll
11umhL·r m•JII}' I • ..!OU. hl1{1n' nt',ir
lhl' lrJlll·r' a1011g thc lwad1 JI I J
Mum a.. ... I.he dlhlctcs tlelw into
u1c \\atc·r for J half-mile '\\Im
I hl'n they will bicydt: lor I .!
mile-.. cltmbmg dlld dhte11d111g
on h1lh and finally lirno,h \>\lth .1
Ulrl'l' mtll.' run along tht dlfh
owrlook111g t.lll' P-Jt.tfit. Otc..i.11
tn ... tt•ad ol domg l\\O loop' ol
.,ix milt"> t•Jt.h. htkt'I'> ,,·111 trJWN.
tht• lull'r tcrrn111 lor 'L' loop,, t·J t II
<int· "panning l\\O null"
" rhl•rt• 1, no fl,11 p.in 1111 1h1
hill· Lour.c," f .(',1d1 '.11tl \\t'' t'
t.iken oul Ult· Oat pJit from om·
milt• .,oulh of Corona <lei ~I.tr
and adtfod twu t•xlr.i loop'-In ....
1-. one of thl' toughe'>I cour,;__•.,
any pro tria1hl1•1t• will hl' on "
~pt.·t ldlOr.. '>lantling on th1·
beach will be ,lhlt 10 watch
alhle1e.. dunng thc '>wim poruon
and a.'> the.,. nm up and down tht'
bcaLh
ror I A.'ad1. 57 dll AdVdlll ed
l'ldteml•nt world h~tory tC'at:hl'r
at Lon111J Lid M.ir l l1gh. the-.e
trarh art· quue famthar. I .eJl h
and ( :uyll'r rtdc their bikt"\ a.long
t.l1e cuur-.e thn·e llml'" a we1·k
and have bPen dc>mg 11 for 20
year..
Tht' frequt>nl t hJngt"> m
BACK BAY
Continued from BI
from Newport I larhor. wfuch
mixes with fre!>hwatcr from
inland source'>. gently clear' .1
squiggly path among I.he
emerald-green grai.ses below
1he fog lifts and I.he un send.,
a glow that bowices off the water
II is three-and-a-half mile'>
from the upper lo IOWl'r n;ache'>
of the Bay.
I meander below the cliff.; and
on lop of the bluffs. alway~
. turning. always waiting.
Waiting for the next wal.krr or
jogger or bicyclist.
From where?
People come from Irvine.
Santa Ana. Laguna Beach. Co ta
Mesa and Newport Beach. as
well
A man moved from Houston
just a week ago and has seen my
8111 Leach
d t'\.t1l111n ll 1rnughout the 11111N ·
tnJkl· 1111., trtJ thlo11 dtffirn.lt.. Jill.I
'lll'I 1.il I .t·.1t h '>d.ltl
"II I' 1 ll'H'r t'<t"\ hl' -.Jttl
·\11 ,1\ 1tl hoth o,ur!t-r ;,mu
k,1\.U..t•r ht• I Olllf><.'lt'd Ill lltt
!... .! ~ ,1\ ol~ r JI I lfl tht• I •t°;'l 1
~lon lrl·,11 < •• 11 m·.., I L'a• Ii 11111'1
rt.:l t'llll'y 1 IJllij>t'l l'O UI lht·
'>\<\ll t111 111 1g .11111 b1~mg µn,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS ~
& MISC. 1010-1110
GARAGE
SALE
BUSINESS &
FINANCIAL
~ 1489
LIJ
2305-2490
By Fax
(949) 631-6594
Wlc~ lllCluck >out IWfW' And
phone numbCI and v.c·11 call
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R SALE
Telephone 8:30am-5.00pm
Monday-Friday
~ 3010.3940
IJfilll I I
5005-5850
By Phone
(949) 642-5678
Hours
By Mail/In P er sonc
330 West Bay Street
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
At Nc:wport Blvd. & Bay St
Wec;tnesday .............. Tht':sday $:00pm
Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm
Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm
Saturday ..................... Fnday 3:00pm
Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Fnday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm
Index
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7402·7466
• IOOS·8510
~ 9000-9750
Under the Service Directory Banner
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
Call Lorraine at (949) S74-424S
_ee_metert_Lo11ttiyp1s ___ I _Leg.;_a_1 N_otl_ce_s _2640_ MISCEUANEOUS OPlN SUN 1-S
701 PalnH"la
3br 2 5ba looks llke
feels lr~e a s1n1lt I.am
home Soon to be lom
HAll80R WOODS
211• 2b• 2 ca., bedim
ull1<e a11t S1900
949 293 4631
28' 18a f root Home
SI 750'no ere.I vaU! °"°"
..... 5CJt 11--'.rai Huntington Beach I 3lr 2'/• 2 ~try Twnlvn
litsh •tm•1dtl ear •
<.trpor I j.ldt"' w d h• uµ
Sl'B>n ;M !I.I 714-32'2 8j4J
* Sup•r Sharplll • Employment 8500
38• JS• c.Jnc1. "'""' 10 I
b<.h y,., Pini " l< ASSISTANT MANAGlll MOTKf PACIFIC VllW
UYVllW TlltRA((
SLOTS-AU OR PART
949-494-SO I S I DMTllG ll'S
Or dn&e County S•n
--------tahi.n 01\trtd !OCSOJ F ounl•m Valley Call
lorn1.; will rete1ve 1160 \Ultd Btels unltl Au9u1t
--------12, 2003, al 2:00 p.m. TOP SS 4 RICORDS ITC Bids mu,t be received
h!2. Chs'!L I._ 'iJ. & ED' •I ocso·s Adm1mstrat1on
Ill Alte< Srl-r hlbt dt~ Bulld1n11 or Purchu1n11 M1k~ 949 b4'> /!>0!> 01v1\fon Ofl•ct by the
Collectibles/
Memorabllla
date and t 1me herein
abov~ ut tor th at
1310 whtth t1m~ they will be
opened and e umined at
--------OCSD \ Purchas•n& 01 EOUAlHOUSING l1ee. 10844 Ellis Avenue.
Calendar of
Events
OPPORTUNfTY Fuunta1n Valley. Cal•·
All '"al estatr .idvt1 fornta. 9?708·7018 RlMOVAl OF ·ocsD· 1ts1n11 1n tl11s n~wsi>dpct UTTERING FROM
< \ubJ• t tn 111• I edPr al IXISTING MANHOU r au H<•u<.111P. Act nl 1968 COVERS
•s aiTI•nded whll h SPECIFICATION nia\\t' 11 1lle&al ttJ NO. s.2003_ 147 ~aver 11 ·• .my P'"ttr I A Mandatory Pre-81d
•Ill" l1ndtat1un or Job Walk ha b disc 11m111at1un bd Pd on h I ' s ten racr. e<>lo1 rPl1111rn \'' u edu ed or July 29
handicap tam1l1al •tatu\ 2003 •I 9 00 am at · Ur •nee Cuunt t San rt a rir n~llon•I urtP.ir <1r an 1 0 1 1 I084-4 Ell
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lion "' dt\ll •mmation -Cahlor n1a 92708 Pleasr
I hi·. nP"''" ipet will m~et 1n the Purchas1n11
not ~ •Wt~ 1 .HcPp• 01v1s1on lobby tocatPd at Y Y 10844 Eiits Avenue
""Y .ti"""' lt\tmfl'nt for r ountain Vallt"y C al1
'""' ~\I th "1'''1' " in turma 92708 "' f•tu,n uf the l•w Our '" •d~r 5 Jtt h.i rby All pr11<pt<11ve b•ilde•s
nlorntt•l lh.11 ill tlwtll Mr rt11u11ed to altend
rne\ •dvPrll\rd '" lht\ lh1s Mandatory Pre·Brd
MwSpdptr arr available lob W•1lh dS lhts wtll br
on an •ri11al opporlun1ty the on y opportunity lo ba'J\ v1s1l the 1ob site• Failure
To C(}ntplarn ut dis lo dllcnd the Mdndatory
tr trflllldlion l dll HUD lnll Pr~ tl1d Job Walk for !ht$
tree al I ROO 474 8~'l0 speul1cat1on wi thout pnor written approval ol
OCSO IS basis lor OCSO 1483 to re1ed and not accept i===========. a bid Approval to not • WANTED attend will only be e•anted bned on ex
Auctions
NTI(\UES traord1nary hardship ~ Bids must be submit·
led on the lorm supplied
Otoer Style Furniture by OCSO m a"ordance
PIANOS & CollKllbltt with 111 provisions ol the
•Ac.JI;-... ···~ \pec1ftlations Spec1f1.
• ,,..._ ·""' • • 04••' -.-. c11tons. Bid blan~s. and
$$ CASH PAID SS lurther information may
be obt11ned at the above
WE BUY ESTATtS addftss teltphune <714) .............. ...,.,.1-• 962 2411
ASTDr' Published Newport
Bearh Costa Me$a 011ly
P1tot July 20 2003 Su018
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HOME
FURNISHINGS
Fumllure
IEDIOOM SU ITE
Queensiie bed, 2 nrehl
t•bln 11mo11 Jere•
dresser w/mtrror Also
TV work-out brke sofa
949 939.3677
lf'ClflCI -Perwn rup: I GI~/ Yard les 1489 etysllll olMdllls, ~
--------tr1d ..... ~ lllCftUry Goroge Sole Sund•y
1.,. Ant1quu. Vldtos.
boob & much mo1et
2076 Santa ~n• Ave
Costa Mtu between
Robin llood & 21\t SI
General AnnCMlncemeru 1110
(odh•1 Coll Cont1ct
Stwt W(f/(:J# 11 • 997 !644 °' Mosn Toth 949 S8J 9908 The N111r-· win
be hotd•nc •u6ttlont tor
this rean perfCHmancea
on Otc 19th 1 1111
Aud11lorn wMI be Alic.
Jr41 ' 10th. b1 ~· ment only If you ~n·t
m.tht lhoat llet• , Mttl
• p1ch11• ' IHUme
•ll•nhon Sl•v• W1lbet,
Stnldt Community c"""" 1~31 e .. ch 81vd. Hu11ll"lton Buch,
CA926U
dlN. sMr ~ 1.819
HIGH tOY CfflST
1 dnwen, 1nt1que blue/
white outhne. uc:elleflt
cond S49!> 949-720-1565
E#B.JY/ -11\ICllll -
MERCHANDISE
Miscellaneous
Merchandise 3855
STlll IUILOINGS
50 70~ OH 40a40
50a 90, 60a l 20 Mu~t
Sell' C•n Oehver ! Roy
(800) 499-2160
Business
pleted SI ?79.000
Agent B J JohO\on
949 721 0132
llO>UCD>ll Msmrrle Creff. r at>ulous loca1Jon1 oo the
i:Fl!enbell Jbr, dHf 'W)lkOUI
room eatta le hv'1m w Ip.
.i<: eate &Uatded POOb
'>Pd s Judy Kolar Bti,t..et
949-.376-SS76
Opportunities c..,,. cow 3br 21>.i Buslneues and hou<ie. Watt;J v-L& Lot
Franchises 3905 ~~*:: ;r4-~
ASllSl+PerYI Costa Mesa S..-SW.SS. Only$99tS 1~7151 Ol'OISAT-SUN 1-4
DOLLAR STORI. Own d
dollar store Minimum
requued S20K• equity
1-800-227-5314
AAA VINDING IOUTl
8'.l ~ Unm Ptme kr <.al.com S9550 Invest 25..,
down wac 8X> llG-9311
A COICE/M&M V~ ~
BIG SSS lnrome 10 Cleat
I oc's ~ lO Own fw1
!D).24(}.llDI a4 I 33
usou'n GOLDMINU
60 vendin2 machines
with ocellent locations
.. for SlO~ 8X).2J4-E9!2
COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY FOR
LEASE 4502
8ALIOA PENINSULA
Commerclol apace
S2700/mo 709 E Balboa
Aaent Paul 949-290·8128
l9'JO Momw1.1
3br Iba Canyon Par~
$4~.IXXJ Mary F ewe!
Re~•
949-646-9670
Garden Grove
18r 18a &•led lOOdo
New pnt crpt kit lttne &
D/W Mslr br W/watl. 111
cl>t. l R w ca th t.t"' r p 1enn1\ c1a clObhse Prud
Ca Rulty 562 307 1'>88
Huntington Bead!
OPIN SUN 1-4
SlAHIDGE VILLAS
20321 T1depool C11 •202
IBR IBA Conso. I mt to
bch Gated comm pool
tennis. uuna S26S.000
By Owner 909· 748 7016
NewpOft Beach
NorolHa 81uff llallnga
Bay view corner end u111t
3br ?ba •Delore• Plan•
S749K Open Sat Sun I 5
I Story end corner unit
2br npanded $549.000
Newport Coast
PRIME ESTATES
PATlllCI( TINOIE
NATIONWIDE USA
949-8S6-970S
www patntktenore com
M~P.a-.er.11
Lu<;lorn estate with <anyon
& ocean voeW\ Offered at
S6 500 000 Coa1tllne
Realfy 949-7S9--0l77
Nor1h Tustin
O ... N SUN 1-4
I 1012 1entTrH,
North Tutlln
'lbr 4b~ aour k1 tth.
tU5IOm drth1tecture
puul spa waterlalls
S 1,649.000 Luley
Citarella 714 514 4262
MISCEl.lANEOUS
REHTAL.S
RentalTo Share 6030
Newpwl 8ch lack lay
4br hu 2 runm\ av•1I
l'bv~ "'" r:rel JflOro ~.,. utol' 949 553 ~'>3
~~M'S pied
tomm C.Ustom lurn!Sh
8-i .-Ill balrony own oo r u1 prllliege$ p poo1
Sl!l:JO • 1/7 uU fwn pie~
1'v8'8 I 714 608 2145
Storage,1Jarage
Space For Rent 6060
GMAGfS w/tilect 11 ~Zl
UXJ or 22•2.0 $575, OI !iEOOsf, M'1)0l1 area. IM
w,t¥l sec11ty 96646-1 l(J;
RESIDENTIAi.. RENTALS
LA COUNTY· 7200
I.ONG BEACH &
VICtNITY
429 •~ 1've 9119-67 8l78
Ocean view home b11&ht
quiet lbr 2b• wd patios
no •moh p~t I ( ear
S?350mo949 /Zl 1719
large l br 2b• lloust
lamrm &OOd storaii~ I 7
gar. wd pal Jr; Ow fr pie
.SZ400mo 949 67!>·!>69'.i
h autlful 31r 28a/21r
18.l )'fly ·~ CUltt ~ !h'd p w1d t1u.4> ¥
S2lml'Sl!KXl 949 293 46JO
CostaMesa
llr & 29r c6et home 1
mo to ~.adl vaul cH$
stove Ire cetl Ian. more
S&5()n lbr & Sll 70m 2br
133 [ 161h St Ask lor
Spec1a• 949·548·24ll
u lASTSIDl CHMMfJtu
3B1 I b•. 11a n 1e•.
backyard ut1I\ 1ncluoed
(949) U S-7113
a.. c.-Nr:w ~
W.tLer Vl!'W !.« lot 714
2$9646. 714-974-9494 96
737-012& ........ Pr..~
"1m'd s ...... rY lr1 Sq 'S5
lw'f Cozy ri-1 t'd ..
.anv. ~ -ri 11<'1 NM & I V15 !M}.642 2818
lov.ty GoMcl C--'ty
18r I la Ar· w pvt aar
Irie. wa• to '" Squar~ S895•mo Water trnh
p.Jid. Klein Man311ement
877 70C 8649 £at 9200
1·.u. lg lbr loft, .....
& ""80lh.y, lg patio, ...
!"ft, S99S/-. 180 l
2ht St. 949-60-7776.
28r, 28a, upper unit
Apt I ·c ear, new paint
carpet. blinds. hnoteum,
Ail Sl200!n 949 673 7800
SvfNft•r Spa<lol Dual
~ 2•2/f'CT ()I,. Bit.,
RJ!neeJoventdw, Upstan
aN prtic. water /trash pHI s 1295m S500 dep-S500 p.t
AD AGENCY has tndov
upscale offices 0t adi->t 8!iO sf SUI~ w/ll(lff CDOr5e
views en N B mdnse by
airport Free prllf1C, shwed
con! room. Furn/unh11n
from S450 949-756-8501
Tait Ing I ack up Offer a
3br uper aded townhome S50 7. 000 ll'(;U)9S Ldkl!>\000 L<7YJ Beal.ti Nottt1 ln'(j Beacll
Sign.ii H
HAMOlt WlAGE
Hlrbof Blvd (Ci) Mefllmac:
HOMES FOR SALE
ORANGE 5400
COUNTY
Balbol Plnlnsula
0
,.ININSULA CONDOS o,....s.,.s_ 1-•
·49 IS llver Ave
faOM SIU,000
2U 28THST. J&4.,._
4915-4917 ._. ,_ ,.,.._/, ..... o-.w.w,...,. ..
--·~c:. 949-9»-7521
"°""l' .... I. ltd
Tr rplex, lepl !IOIH:On
lanrq w/~ tnd .bay
Yie;n. SI. I 915 <XX>
jm 1'cobs. As30cllt9d
flllllty 9'9-673-lli63
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3br I story townhome
S56S.000 (LH/
4br East Bluff home
Sl.089.000
NoralH ,._, .... lealty
949-02-6489 w.....,_ a.-.y J&
2Ba wl1o-.l@ly Bay v-
0!*1 floorplan lob of
windows 59ACJOUS kit.
inclds W/O. SLS><XXl/obo
Miry Wood, 1111 ~~
5811 717 98t6
EASTILU,, AlllA
E11c townhm. 3br end
unit. fee land. HOA
$180.00 By Owner
$549,888
714·299·7373
O,..NSAT 1-4
J2 I 2 lr-4 St
NIW,.OtlT HllGHTS
3br 2 5be pvt back yd
$735,000
949·646·0454
PRIMI ISTATIS
,.ATaKIC TINO•I
NATIOftWIOI USA
949 ... 56-9705
www.p1trlcllten0<e corn
SIAf•I v_, of Ocleln & c.ta1 ...
from Hucie J'•tio, 18' tB1 $449.IXX> Ill~ ~only ..... )
lllMONT HllGHTS
4br 2 Sb1 completely
remod w/lt1llan tile, R2
1oned Willi to buchl
$779.950 949·310·7300
RESIO€NTIAI.. RENT AlS
ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
•S• loy front yrly 4br
2b• UPP•• duple• l Cir
pk1ng, laundty fac
S3250mo o East Bay
Iron! 1pt 2br Iba, fp,
Sl800mo •llir V«>. p . li&tll + brfltll. Sl4mno
• 2br 2l>a house yrly
S21<Xmo All 94!Mi73-«ll.1
W•y <7T4J S45 0442
:Z. 2.51o Twnnouse oo
bluffs "' bch fncd yd Ip ~pr• ertra prtic. S14!li/
mo &&ent 949-641·9699
'-"E-...21w2'/ ..
Twmm. Fp. pvt patll>, Le
mstr, PDW'iacuu1 w/d
p -vt Mn pet°" Aval 1V1 S17am> 714.$-858!'>
Near Newport Hta,
completely ramod 2br
l.5b1 twnhm. new wd
new lutch & appfs &
c1rpet & more• G11
w/opener No pets. suir.,
949-2!lG-6333 ~
4br 2b• HUGI YAltD
W /GAllDINll. FrWi
p!ll1t In & out ft' T fJWi1kll
Pllll< & F erwounc1s S19rill
•dllp ~13
l 'a14e 21r Ito 1-'Y
fncd yard. 2 c 1tt 111.
wd firs $1950/mo Incl
•loyfr-t 1149. Com-prdtttrtl8/Wllb6 ~-«>
pletely 1efurb11htd lbr ~Now a.oreeous 28r
lb• with Fp, mint cond. 2.S6a homL ltJG£ Jc Ill
949.9n.7777 pr. Ip. /IC.. W/O, 1Jdrw
lndd. S2ll5Qono Klllll Pqt.
U].104-8649 lal ~
1'.> w• Te a-i. 1'.>
1 Br. I Ba. lllflt & brlthl.
no ~ls. ltue Sl295mo
•nit now 949 720 1565
J OOAYrS CROSSWORD ANSWERS
Oce.nft I br Iba wnckl 11t •I
HB Pe tomlTI puvl '.4).j
W•d .. unrt und!flJd ~ Ail S111X> 94%7l llJJJ
Irvine
COMMUTI USS
HLAX MOH
Cool.tel rental """'-' Ap.,t1 ~ lm40t•lldl•in Ceott1
176ZS B di H¥v.,d dlld
Md#!, lrVWle U 9"f>l4
1 866 40().2~1
'•ital llvtng.com
Newport Beach
18r 18a w/k1tth~nett~
Quiet ••U lblk to vtedn
S97Sm inti util & tabl~
av<11t 8 I 94~ 64!> 917'>
OClANFIONT
WIHTll RENTALS
I -2 3 & 48r'• Avall.
Anacloted llealty
949-6 73-3663
LIDO YlAllY LU.SI
& UDO SUMMll HOMIS
Bill GRUNOV Rf Al IOR
9+9-67S-6161
2H 18A YlARlY
w /garoge. Avall Aug I
Auaclated leafty
949-673-3663
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I blo<k b~'' bu' h w d
uhl incl 1795, mu 949
6SO W43
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llM l '*' to txh ,.-..,.x 2 8r 21a. 2ca< ga<ag• I 81lf! ~!. 014 7
S3SOO/mo.
Dack Available.
pr.Ill l""'\& tJt\ l\"""".i
S?l<nn ~'l/i-lt-'391
Auodated le•lty VIia Point c1<1ts1.ndcn1t
1
949-673-3663
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t'l(jw $llfl()-n a11t 94':1 718 IJVI beactwi:. A. c SH.nm
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79 Egg rollmg time
80 Make unhappy
82 Lose 1nterest
83 Foxes d19r.
84 Ctan
86 EnJOY
88 Part ol a loa.1
90Types
93 W"""~
95 Fastens
97 Biltllllore hittar
I 01 Left lfl a huny
102 Slack-jawed
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112 Cairn
I 13Check casher
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1 t 9 Road topping
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125 Sllppefy customers
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1 56 Eoge past
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1 GO E..~pe11nients
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3 Oainell Of Hurt
4 Capt.am a toumal
5 Solutt0n
6 Nu! and
7 Receoe
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17 T 8Db1 top•r.
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J 1 Theater b&elee!
33 Wyle or fan,.. clc
35 t1o•ses gans
36 -a.,d oon ts
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50 Alerts
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58 Getts 1rtroduced
60 f-all fo()Hef
61 Flowers-to-be
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68 Cu c.r1:I Pun&r 's aide
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8 l Eicplodmy llAI I
83 Free of lroi.l
85 Movei. J"Uflllly
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92 Ut>ed d prte·dteu
9-4 Talent
96 Toucn baso (2 oNdi;)
98 Expound at IOQgltl
99 CloGO by
100 SUit life sUbjOdC
102 ActJC{;S Garbo
100 Bond1es
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