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MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 2003
IN BUSINESS
City going that extra Mariner's Mile
Newport Beach offi cials are looking at ways to spruce
up and revamp aging harb or fro nt.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
MAJUNER'S MILE -What was once
a bustling boater's paradise of yacht
shops, parts retailers and other marine
businesses has lost ~ome of its luster,
civic leaders say.
Mariner's Mile now relies more on a
handful of lucrative sales true-generating
auto dealers and hot-spot restaurant'>.
but '>till needs revitali7Jng. city and busi-
ness leaders agree.
With an eye toward bringing back the
hustle and bustle of the Newport I !ar-
bor-lining commercial strip, officials
and merchants are putting together a
~eries of improvements expected to
raise the level of commercial activity.
"[Mariner's Mile! is in tram.ition tu
something better,~ said Ned McCune,
who owns the commercial building that
house~ a Starbudcs coffeehouse at :.!700
W. Coast I lighway. "There is a transition
away from marine uses with the n ... ing
of renLS. A 101 of these busine\'il''> h,l\ e
gone to Cmta M~~a"
The city'c; public works depannwr11
hao. begun improving !>idewalh and
medians. ~ weU a<, imtaJlmg JMlin
trees. ta ... t month. the City c ounul
hired Cash Lngineenng to 'lll<.h
INSIDE
For more business news, see Page A'2
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See MARINER'S, Page A4
Scheafer
pushes for
skate park
decision
Costa Mesa couDcilman
wants to identifv a site to
begi n se rious planning by
Labor Day. Several options
exi st. h e says.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
(C)'>IA \11'>\ -Councdmdn \hkr
'>che.ifL·r h.i.., JUrnp--.taned d1 ... cu,-.1on of d
'>kate parl.. in the hnpt• nl 1denuf\111g cl 111
able -.11e by I .1hor f la}
To al leas1 have d prehmmar. plan h\
that ume. '>cheafer 1m1wd c,kate parl.. <1J
'otJre!> tu pamc.:1pate 111 J d1Scu-.-.uJ11 \\lth
cit~ offic1ab on po..,.,1ble park d111wn'>t0n'
ill \llflOU'\, vet o,11JI lllldi'>dCl'>t.'d, lo<.J!IOn\.
PHOTOS BY KENT TPEPTOW DAILY PILQ.
Twins Hayden , left, and William Hurray get a greeting from their grandmother, Pat Hurray. Mother Erin Hurray leans over them .
Pl<m'> for a -.kate parl.. haH' dra~t>d" on
tor mor<' 1han a Jt>rnde. ~"1th i.l..<ltt' parl..
tan<, ha\ 111g their hope1> rai'>t'd and dashed
rnanv urne'>. I he lale'>! frustrauon oc
curred 111 JuJ} \\hen LUlllpt'llllllll arose
over a '>Ile at le\\'mkle Park.
Nearly missed the party
But 1he meeting on July 30 reiuvenate<l
the _.,katc park .idvocate_.,· outlook and
gave them more than a 1,hred of hope that
a \lte ..,,11 he found _.,oon
"'It wa'> refreshing:· '>l..ate park c,upponer
hm Gray .,aid. "It ,.,.a., probabl) 1he fir.r
lime when we d1'>CU..,-'>ed that there 1' more
than one 'Ile 111 the ntv that could v.ork.
m'u:ad uf chasing one ~lit:' and hup111g to
(,od they'll work 011 another one tf !the
fust oneJ doesn't worl<.
Three m onths before they were born,
emergency surgery saved twins William and
Hayden. Their first b irthday party was Sunday.
Coral Wiison
Daily Pilot
T urning l year old may be
small accomplishment
for most children, but
not for twins William and
I layden I lurray. The birthday
celebration on Sunday in Bonita
Canyon Parle in Newport Beach
was a day parents Mark and Erin
Hurray thought would never
come.
twins were within a day of being
overwhelmed by a rare fetal
condition.
"They are very good, very lively,
always smiling, n said lune Jones,
92, the twins' great-grandmother
on Sunday. ~They are smiling aU
the time and laughing. I very
seldom hear them cry."
Last November. tl1e Costa .Mesa park\
commission endor">ed a recreauon master
plan that listed a -;kate parl.. as the No. I
recreational need 111 the city. They also
created a Skateboard Park Planning learn
to conduct more research.
A skate park in TeWmk.le Park and an al
temative site ..yere included in the TeWtn-
lle Park Master Plan. But both have hit ob-
_.,tacles.
A crowd of about 100 -
friends, relatives and their
children -gathered to admire
William and Hayden's glowing
skin and pink cheeks. A year and
three months ago, the unborn
Erin Hurray's eyes were wet
with tears as she thought back to
April 2002, when she and her
husband boarded an airplane for
Wisconsin. Just 22 weeks in to the
pregnancy, William and Hayden
were slowly dying insjde h er
womb. William and Hayden Hurray sit with their birthday cake as family and
See PARTY. Paa• A4 friends snap photographs of the twins.
The master plan originaUy proposed a
20.000-square-foot skateboard parlt at Da·
vis Elementary chool. Installing it there
raised red Oags among some commission·
ers, staff at the school and Newport-Mesa
Unilied school board members, leading
city staff to consider removing it as an op·
tion, said Steve Hayman, the city's director
of adnunistrative services. in June.
So skate park fans set their sights o n an·
other area east of Junipero Drive along Ar-
lington Avenue. But Bark Parle fans are also
THINKING ALLOWED
Santa Ana Heights' quiet annexation
Hester, the veteran or the crew, had been
wandering the unincorporated area of
Orange C.Ounty for 48 ~ searching for
the promised land she had been promised
for 10 long. A land where the average
home price is about $900,000 a year.
Where dordUH housing is let aside for
aenior dtizen& Where elemenwy school
playgrounds lie right 00 the Mod.
Newport 8-h. The land of }>&enl)t
Bat. bpt quiet and tlOOd her
pound.
~knew what we wanted and they
knew why wt~ m.re. 1bBN wet no
U9C wutiba their time,. Hestef Aki;
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YOUR
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
THE BUSINESS
OF LANGUAGE
A long time
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I 've been waiting a long time 10 wrile
about the word longtime. OK. not really.
I've been waiting onJy abou1 an hour, ever
since I got a press release mentioning a
"long-time" employee or a Newport-Mesa
business. nus ls a very common and understandable
mistake. lf your car is in long-1erm parking
and your dad is a long-standing member of
the thimble collectors society, and your biller
memories of high school include a long-lived
rumor about your fear of public showers, it
would seem to naturally follow that "long
time" is also hyphenated. Not so. When it's an
adjective, it's just one word. Ditto for
"lifelong.· by the way.
Why, you ask? Don't ask. It's just one of tJ1e
weird whims of the grammar gods: Time and
usage just made it so.
------. The question of whether
to hyphenate. leave al!> two
words or make into one
word usually has to do
with the part of speech.
"Lineup• ls an example.
"I dream that one day I'll
. be able to line up my
detractors again.st the waJI
and give them all a piece
JUNE of my mind But, most of
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PtlOT
Bill Brown, right, the owner of Rodtech, with his father, Stan Brown, and a pair of classic cars they built at the custom hot rod shop.
the bullies happen to be
CASAGRANDE part of me starting lineup
on the school laaosse
team.· In the first case, it's a verb. But when
it's a noun. lineup is just one word..
A rod-ical venture Backup ls one word as a noun. as In. ·the
bully in the loclcer room whipping me with ·
toweh had badrup. • It's also one word as an
adjective: "backup goons.· But it's two words
as a verb: "Back up and put your hands in t~
Kris O'Donnell
Daily Pilot
R odtech Hot Rod Products, a Costa
Mesa firm that specializes in the
customization of automobiles and
auto parts. opened its doors for
business at its present location six years ago,
but its roots stretch baclc to 1987, when Brown
was building his 1934 Ford and couldn't find a
gauge panel he liked.
His solution was to build his own.
"When I was 16, and my friends were
washing dishes at restaurants, I was changing
oil, doing minor woric on my neighbors cars
and building my own cars.· Brown said. "My
dad and I built three sand rails while I was still
in high school.•
Bill Brown started building
cars in high school. He took
that experience and made it
into his own business in
Costa Mesa
That work expanded into a business.
"Bill began building handcrafted custom
dashboards and gauge panels for fellow hot
rodders.. As demand grew. so did his busines.s, •
said his father, Stan Brown. "Today, Bill has
expanded his business to include the design,
fabrication and repair of complete street rods.·
Bill Brown was a member of the Danny
Ongais' successful 1984 Indy racing team as a
mechanic.
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lnfonMlon. Cll..., .a.2242.-. 218. •
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Sean Hiller, Don l..eactl,
KentTreptOW
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MWhat the truck is worth and what we could
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it. The paint and bodywork alone cost more
than S 12,000, • Bill Brown said. MThe only
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specialty inswance is required. as the cars
cannot be replaced."
Pictures of the firm's custom rods adorn the
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"All the cars I design require prototype
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and can lake up to a year of full-time wort to
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iflultrationa, editorial matter or
advertisements herein can be
air... .
We'll go into this Issue in greater depth
once I've exorcised a few more demons of
adolescence. In the meantime, I've got !><>me--
more laundry to air.
lf you think that most people don't care
about perfect grammar, you're probably right.
But the ones who do ca.re can be downright
scary.
lf you don't believe me, get a job at a
newspaper. From time to time. we gel letten.
from self-righteous language experts so
vicious that they're actually funny. Case in
point A reporter here received in the mail a
copy of one of her own articles with an error
circled. The anonymous handwritten
commentary on the newsprint read: "Srupid
you."
Harsh, huh? £.specially when you consider
that errors in newspapers are always a
collaborative Oub (editors share the
responsibility for preventing them), this
reader's attack proves that I'd rather pepper
my speech with "ain'ts" and "younguns· than
use a Utde bit of granunar knowledge as an ·
excuse to abuse people.
One of my favorite reader diatribes came
years ago. after I'd wrinen a story about a
farrier -a person who puts shoes on ho~
Perhaps it wasn't too clever of me to call
him a "shoe-in· In a subheading of the article.
but that wasn't the main gripe of the reader
who wrote in. I actually got a postcard from a
member of some grammar-enforcement
society. I think the card was called a "no·no
card." The reader lnfonned me that what I
had meant to say was "shoo-in.·
I wonder if she, no doubt a longtime expea
on language. would approve of my use of the
word: •duh!"
• JUNE CASAGRANDE COVef"I Newport Be&eh IN.I
John Wayne Airport. She may be reached et (949J
574-4232 or by e-mail It
june.ca1111gr11nde@latlmes.com.
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WATD JEMPERAnltE : \ ..
COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
ON THE AGENDA
Here are a few of the Items the
commission will consider Monday.
THEATER AND ARTS DISTRICT
PLAN
Staff bas been working with the
affected landowners for several months
to define and develop the Thearer and
Arts District Plan.
The involved parties are the Orange
County Performing Arts Center, South
Coast Repertory, ConunonWealth
Partners and South Coast Plaza. The first
draft was submitted in January. and the
second draft in March. The plan
contains elements such as public
right-of-way improvements, private
improvements and special events.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The plan has already been continued
two times.
The applicants have requested
another continuance to Sept. 8 to
complete the revisions to 1he draft plan.
"I'm the one that inMigated the
continuance on this in the first place ·
because I wasn't too happy with what
was brought forward,· Olairman Bruce
FYI
•WHAT: Costa Meaa Planning
Commlulon meeting
• WHEN: 6:30 p.m. today
•WHERE.: Chy Hell, n Fair Drive
• l~FORMATION: (714) 754-5245
Garlich said. ·All the parties agreed to go
batl and work on this some more.
There is no urgency on these two items.
I haven't got any problems with them
continuing and taking the time to get it
done."
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
SWAP MEET
This is for the six-month review of the
conditional use permit approval for
OCCs Swap Meet to operate Saturdays
and Sundays.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Applicant Doug Bennett, representing
OCC. Is ask.Ing for more time to finalize
the status report on the Traffic and
Parking Management Plan prepared in
conjunction with the project. So ~taff is
requesting this item be continued to the
Aug. 25 meeting.
"I don't have a problem with tha1."
Garlich said. "The college ls doing (the
plan) themselves. I don't think they have
a consultant doing thaL So we want
them to be able to get that done as
thorougbJy as possible with their own
resources."
MINOR DESIGN REVIEW
The applicants, Brent and Cindy
Jones, would like to expand the first
story and add a second story to their
home on West 19th Street. They are also
aslclng for an exemption from parking
. requirementA. This request requires
commission review because the home is
in a potential view preservation area.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Construction of the second Ooor will
not interfere with polential views from
the adjoining properties because the
neighbors are at substantially the same
grade level as the Jones' property, so any
view potential is already obstructed.
staff says. So staff recommends
approval.
"It's one of those thal, upon
inspection, doesn't appear to be
controversial," Garlich said.
-Cnmpiled by Deirdre Newman
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
leave people feeling completely
moved. spiritually comforted
and soulfully renewed, temple
officials said. The sessions are
designed to be a source of com-
fort for those struggJing with
pain. illness. broken relation-
ships and grief.
The class is lis1ed as Digital
Media Arts 181 in the fall sched-
ule -classes mee1 in the Arts
C~nter.
rollment fees are $11 per unit.
Fall classes begin Monday.
Aug. 25.
For more information. call
(714) 432-5072 or go onJine and
view the fall schedule al
orangecoa.stcollege.com.
Healing of the soul at
Temple Bat Yahm
Congregants and guesu. of
lemple Bat Yahm are inv11ed 10
heal their souls on Friday eve-
nmgs during intimale sel>Siorn, of
life enrichments, officials said.
Led by Rabbi Rayna Gevurt.7..
"llealing the Soul" will focus on
issues of iUness, lo~. healing and
restoration of inner wholeness
through melody, psalms. prayer
and meditation.
Jewish healing servtces pro
V1de a safe and intimate context
in which prayer and me<l1tatlon
SENIOR
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ONGOING
Oelis Senior Cent.r holds •
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 $3, $1 for
c:tiildren. The center is at 800
Marguerite, Corona del M ar. For
more infonnation, call (949)
644-3244.
Healing sessions will be held
in the new Robert T. Morgan
Oiapel at Temple Bat Yahm, I 011
Camelback St.. Newport Beach.
For information. call (949) 644-
1999.
OCC offers computer
graphks course thi s fall
A three-uni1 introductory
course in computer graphics
wiJJ be offered this fall by OCCs
Digital Media Arts Department.
c:tironically ill. The purpose is to
provide participants with
emotional and spiritual support
to manage illness and its
consequences. The group meets
at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the Jewish
Family Service office, 250 E.
Balcer St., Costa Mesa.
Attendance is free. but
registration is required. (714)
445-4950.
The Coin end St.mp Club rneeta
from 1 to 3 p.m. M ondays at the
Oasis Senior Center. New
members interested in trading.
buying and selling stamps and
coins are being sought to join
these infonnal meetings. There
are no tees required. (9491
644-3244.
Registration 1s underway. Of-
fice hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Monday through fhursday. En-
No nonsenM fitneu
and weight loss is at:
370 8 E. 17th~C.osta Mesa In the Ralph'• ~"B c..nt.-
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discussion group coordinated by
Jewish Family Services to
address issues such as anxiety.
depression, relationships,
loneliness and family. The group
meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m.
Mondays at the agency offices.
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Swami of bees beats ·the heat · of bee are adll unknown, be sakl
at Corona del Mar State Beach 0~i:!' =. f!i't: .!: ~ = Sgt. Burt Santee said. The 36-year-old
man refused to stop and got on the San
Diego Freeway heading southbound in-
stead, he said. A swami of beet lnvllded Tower Three they left where they were awarmins ~
at Corona deJ Mar State Beach at about cause of the heat and must have just After a IO·minute pursuit over eight
miles, the vehicle exited at MacArthur
Boulevard and hit a tree, Santee said.
The driver was trapped in his vehicle
and had to be extracted, he said.
5:30 p.m. SUnday. tboulht It WU cooler by the beach."
The bees did not attack or adng any
people, but were disturbing enough tor Diver dead after police
llfeglW'ds to call animal control, who had • t crash
removed the bees by about 6: 15 p.m.. ltfe· pursw..,
guard Grant Gold said. 1be bees nwn· A police punuit ended in a fatality
bered In the tens of thauaanda, he said when a Coata Mesa.retldent lost control
Police confirmed later that the vehi ·
cle had been reported stolen. he saJd.
The man was transported to Western
MedJcal Center, where he died &om his
Injuries. Police are not releasing the
name of the man, and the case is still
under investigatJon, Santee said.
"They we.re definitely bothersome end of a vehicle lllld struck a tree.
scared a lot of people," Gold aafd A Costa Mesa police officer tried to
• $ucb.. a situation la unusual. Gold said stop the driver at 12:•5 a.m. Sunday af.
The reason for the occurrence and type ter observing several moving violations,
4:22 p.m. Ftidly. POLICE FILES,
COSTA MESA
• eong,... 8trMt: A man was arrested on
suspicion of having a open container In a
public park In the 700 blodt at 7:30 p.m.
Friday.
.. w.t 1teh 8'rMtlnd,,.._Awnu.: A
men WM anested on aueplclon of
po1111slng a dangerous weapon at 10:65
p.m. Saturday.
• N9wport Bout.wrd: A pe\ty theft was
reported In the 3300 blodt at 11 :50 p.m .
Saturday.
• Newport Bout.vard: A physical fight was
reported in the 3000 blodc at 1:57 a.m.
Sunday.
• &at 11th S1rNt: A woman was arrested
on suspicion of burglary In the 300 blodt
at 3 p.m. Friday.
•22nd llrMt Ind N9wpoft loutewrd: A
man WM arrested on auaplcion of
pretentlng a falte Identification to a police
oftk:er at 8:16 p.m. Saturday.
• Toptkle lane: A vehicle burglary was
reported in the 3900 blodc at 9:48 a.m.
Sunday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• lNmont lane: A vehlcfe burglary was
reported in the 4500 blodc at 2:18 p.m.
Sunday.
• Hllft»or Boulftwd: A woman waa
alT8sted on suspicion of petty theft in the
1300 blodt at 11 p.m. Friday.
• Joenn and M.p. atrMta: A man waa
arrested on suspicion of Illegal vending at
• Lalbpur Awnue: A water/sewer
problem was reported in the 400 blodc at
6:16 a.m. Sunday.
• w..t Coast Highwlly: A commercial
burglary was reported in the 6200 blodc at
11 :26 p.m. Saturday.
MARINER'S
Continued from Al
study.
~·re going to have to disa.w
and negotiate with the folks down
there," Cowicihnan Tud Ridge·
way said "Long·term. the No. 1
Wue down there is paddng."
Ridgeway has proposed build-
ing a public parking suucture be-
hind McOme's building.
In addition · to the public im·
provements, a handful of buSi-
PARTY
Continued from Al
"I was exhausted, delirious,·
Erin Hurray said, describing that
day more than a year ago.
Mark Hurray described his
feeling as "controlled panic.•
Just a month before. at 18
weeks, the couple bad~
the identical twins bad twin to
twin transfusion syndrome, a
disease of the placenta that
causes a disproportionate
transfer of blood. Hayden was
getting too much blood,
ovedoading his cardiovascular
system. and William wasn't
getting enough. Both babies were
in danger.
"The whole problem with the
disease was we were not swe
what tum it was going to take,"
Erin Hurray said. "They describe
it like a tornado."
Mm and Erin Hurray's intense
research had already taken them
to San Frandaco and 1lunpa, f1a.
in search of a solution. On
Monday, April 21, doctors said
the babies had three da)'S left to
live. It was Tuesday, and
Wisconsin was their last hope.
SKATE
Continued from Al
eyeing that site for an expansion.
Consideration of that area ls ex-
pected to come before the Paits
and Recreation Commission
later th.is month.
Scheafer said his discussion
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ness owners are expanding their
busilfesses or fillin8 vacant store-
fronts. However, several high-pro·
file vacancies still nag.
A plan to add two new restau-
rants to replace Ayaia 101, which
closed in January 2002, bas been
shelved after dty inspectors said
the building was in deplorable
shape.
Fonner locations for the Win·
dowa on the Bay and Cllill's res-
taurants. which are on opposite
en<k of the sttip, have been va-
cant for several years.
Councilman Don Webb. whose
At 6:30 a.m. the next day,
plaoental laser surgery was
performed at St. Joseph Regional
Medic.al c.enter in Milwaukee by
Julian De Ua. a pioneer in the
field. The twins and their mother
survived.
"When Erin and Malt came to
see me. they were suffering, and
their babies were sutfering. • De
Ua said. "We changed the course
of events for them. which was
very satisfying."
1Win to twin transfusion
syndrome occurs in about one
out of 1,000 pregnancies, De Ua
said WDliam and Hayden's case
was one of the most severe. Not
all cases require surgery-if the
condition develops lat.e in the
pregnancy, for example, they can
su.rviYe through to birth.
While 1uer surgery ls
successful in saving at least one
twin 909li of the time, abortion
bas become an easy solution in
dealing with such complications,
De Uasaid.
''Not all couples elect to ftgbt
the 8gbt," be said. "So long u
the bab6es are still alive. oo
matter bow lick, we have a
chance of saving them.•
The twins were born Aug. 5 in
Hoag Hospital. weighing more
with the skate park advocates
was Independent of this altema·
live site.
"We're going to look at the
parka we looked at years ago and
see if any of thoee wort and take
a look at aome ocher sites,"
Scbeafer said. empbwrtng th4t
the city is looking for the place
where a put would ftt best.
Gray aaid they discussed five
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
district incudes Mariner's Mile.
isn't aJanned by the vacancies or
aging buildings there.
"The infrastructure is in pretty
good shape," Webb said. "How·
eve:r. the appearance of Mariner's
Mile could use some sprucing
up.~
~rhaps more promising. two
vacancies are in line to be filled.
Sterling BMW has purchased two
adjacent parcels. one of which
was once the home of the gar-
ishly designed Auto Bistro, for a
used-car center.
"\4k don't expect to build be·
than five pounds each. William
bad a ruptured lung that was
unrelated to the clJsease, but he
was fine after some time spent In
intensive care.
Their continual health in the
last year means they are
probably not at risk for cerebral
palsy. The disease bas a higher
occurrence in twins, particularly
in cases of twin to twin
transfusion syndrome.
·1..ooking back at everything
you've been through and
knowing one or both of them
might not make it, it is
indescribable bow you feel,"
Malt Hurray said.
The twins' big smiles on
Sunday showed no sign of the
trauma they had been through.
Many of the guests still did not
widerstand the disease. ·n was a miracle." is how most
people simply descnbed it
For many, the story was one of
hope and inspiration. Some
women in F.iin Hurrays situation
would have accepted the doctors'
recommendations to terminate
the pregnancy, they said
"I think it is difficult to act
against medical advice," friend
Ouista Francis said •it gives you
faith In (the Hunays) and falth
or six different plots of land, but
that officials kept mum on the
actual locations, leaving him and
fellow skate park enthusiast Paul
Scbm1tt in suspense. Gray said
he would have liked to know
more.
"I wish we were a little more
lmotved ln where they're work-
lngat." Gray said "All we can do
.la say, 'Yes, it would flt into a
clerk and the council members.
Really, it's the best thing for
everyone.
fore the beginning of next year,"
said Jolm Belanger, Sterling's gen·
eral manager. Mlt's going to be a
pre·O\VOed department"
lmercontinenral Hotels Group
has also annowiced plans to con·
vert the former Newport Oasmc
Inn into a 54-room Holiday Inn
Express. The hotel is expected to
o pen later this summer,
• MUI. CUNTON covers the
environment. business and palitics,
He may be readled at (949) 764-4330
or by e-mail at
pau/.clinton@latimes.com.
that they knew all along. ... They
beat the odds more than winning
the $60 million lottery.
The couple was an example of
strength and courage. said friend
Linda Siegel of Costa Mesa.
.. , think she opened a lot of
doors for a lot of women.• she
said "She wasn't afraid to get out
there and try new things.. That's
impressive."
Grandmother Pat Hurray, 60,
of Balboa Island. said sbe was
proud of Marlc and Erin's
determination.
"They were going to do
everything they possibly couJd.
there was no doubt about it.· she
said "They were just real strong
together and they were going to
fight all the way.•
Friend Karol Hatch of Newport
Beach said she has made it her
mission to tell Mark and Erin
Hurrays story to anyone who will
listen. Many mothers lose their
babies, unaware of the
po~ibllities that are out there for
saving them, she said. With the
spread of information, she said
she hopes it will reach other
couples in need.
"It's a good story with a happy
ending," she said. Mlt's a good
story to tell.•
(certain size) Jot,' but wf!re not
sure if it will affect the neigh·
bors.~
Gray said skate park advocates
would continue to fight for the
site at TeWtnkle Park, as well.
• D£fRDRE NEWMAN covert Costa
Mesa end may be readied at (949)
574-4221 or by e-meil at
deirdre.newman@latlmes.com.
at the council like loose cannons.
"We were like little
watchdogs." Smith said.
The three of them would
speak from time to time.
# •
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#~ ? We Come To You (Activism everywhere, please
take notes. If you miaaed it,
here It ta again.)
Mayor Steve Bromberg
tipped his hat to the attentive
trio at the first council meeting
after eaatem Santa Ana Heights
had omcially become part of
the city. lbe three sat in their
usual tpot, all Wearing
matching blue Newport Beach
sweatshirts.
Maybe a han~ ln a year and _
a half, but usually about things
other than annexation. Now
"They knew what we wanted
and they knew why we were
there. There wu no uae
wasting their time," Hester
aaid.
Abhh ... mualc to fNerf dty
ball reporter's ean. And the city
H•tet Smith and Helnlng
aaid they met with city otficfals
on private time, auccinctly
outlined their goala and
concerna and effecd.ely
communicated their requat.
Tbe c:omlatent appearancea at
City HID wen Juat a aOent
nmlnd9r of how aerioua they
were.
·11cnow It eeema kind of •illy,
but it Mimed. to aerve a
purpoee." Smith Mid. •we
ce=leuned a lot. n In the 1ut 60 days,
with the wbolt Nlchola thing."
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that they are full·Oedged
residents, they can saunter up
to that podium any time and
give their two cents about their
falr city. But don't expect them
to be at every meeting.
"The three of us have talked
about It and we are not going
to be at every single meeting, • .• •
but we will pop in at some
times. .. Smith Mid.
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at the podium, ahrleking a
squeaky tune.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"It's about rime I won
this thing."
AdMI -...... Costa Mesa City
Championship winner
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Monday, August 11 . 2003 M
Yelsey qualifies for the U.S. Open doubles draw
Recent Corona del Mar
High graduate wins the
girls 18s national doubles
title to qu~ify for the
grand slam tournament.
Patrick Laverty
Daily Pilot
1\vo months after graduating from
Corona del Mar High, Anne Yelsey has
qualified for the U.S. Open doubles
competition.
Bound for Stanford in September, Yel-
sey will first take a trip to New York with
ber doubles partner Riza Zalameda of
Los Angeles. They received a wild-card
entry into the U.S. Open by ~g the
girls 18s Super National Hard Courts
championships in San Jose on Satw'day.
It was the fifth national title for Yelsey
and Zalamed a in three years of playing
together.
In addition 10 the main draw of the
doubles competition, Yelsey and Zala-
meda will also compete in the singles
and doubles in the U.S. Junior Open,
which takes place during the second
week of the U.S. Open.
But the real prize is competing in the
main draw. Yelsey's opponent is yet to
be determined, but she can breath a
sigh of relief that it won't be Serena and
Venus Williams, since Serena has pulled
out of the tournament because of injury.
"Hopefully we get a good first round
draw fo r us,H Yelsey said. HWe haven't
played anything of su ch importance be-
fore." ·
Yelsey and Zalameda won six matches
in San Jose to capture their latest title.
They lost just one set overall, a 6-1 de-
feat in the second set of the third round,
but bounced back with a 6-1 victory in
the third set of that match.
Yelsey and Zalameda then defeated
Preethis Mukundan of Folsom and
Monica Wiesener of Calabasas, 6-3, 6-4,
in the quarterfinals. ln the semifinals,
the eventual champions came up with a
6-1, 6-4 victory over Catrina and Otris-
tian Thompson of Las Vegas.
The finals were a clash of styles
against Lindsey Nelson of Orange and
Jessica Nguyen of Chatsworth.
GOLF
Three's
a crowd
Adam Marshall, 36, wins
three-way, sudden-death playoff
to take home Costa Mesa cham-
pionship.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -To say Adam Marshall proved
to be opportunistic would not completely describe
his victory Sunday on the Los Lagos course at the
Costa Mesa Golf & Country Q ub. Yet. he did come
up with a birdie at the right time to win a
three-way, sudden-death playoff at the 31st annual
Costa Mesa O ty Championsrup.
Mike Lavery watches his
shot sail to the green on
the 16th hole Sunday.
Marshall, who
did not birdie a
par-5 hole in
Sunday's final
round, did so on
the first playoff
hole to win the
championship over
Torey Edwards and
Milce Lavery, a
former UC Irvine
standou t.
Marshall also ran
into some good
fortune in the
playoff, which
came after the
three golfers
finished at 7 -under
par of the rwo-day,
36-hole
tournament..
F.dwards was
eliminated from
contention when
his second shot could not be found He thought
the ball got stuck in a tree and was forced to replay
the shot and add a penalty stroke.
Lavery's third shot on the hole, a chip shot.
didn't release upon hitting the green, leaving him
with more than a 15-foot pun that missed wide.
He finished as the runner-up for the second
"My doubles partner and I. we Jove to
volley.· Yelsey said. "lbe girls we were
playing were ground strokers. My coach
always says, two volleyers will always
beat two ground strokers.•
But it was tight in the first set ~d Yel-
sey and Zalameda actually trailed 5-3
before sending it to a tiebreaker.
"We just played solidJy," Yelsey said.
"We were down 5-3, but just down one
break. We held service and then broke
to make it 5-5. We played a really solid
game."
Yelsey and Zalarneda won the t:ie-
b~aker, 7-5, then took a big lead in the
second set.
But the duo had a hard time closing
out their opponents. With a 5-2 lead in
the set and Yelsey serving, it cook eight
straight year. PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Marshall completed a ho-hum birdie, driving Adam Marshall raises his fist after winning a sudden-death playoff for the Costa Mesa City
SM GOLF, Paie AS Championship at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club on Sunday with a birdie on the par-5 18th.
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT
Andrew Dossett
Still sailing at 75, the
Newport Beach
resident ventured to
}{Jwail by himself
and enjoyed It.
lteY•Vlraen
DallyPtlot
match points to close out the champi-
onship.
"Cosing out something this big, that
has so many rewards. is going to be a lot
of p ressure," YeJsey said. ~After missing
seven match points our goal was just to
keep it in."
Yelsey did just that with a deep volley
and her opponents returned it into the
net to give Yelsey and Zalameda the tide
and entrance into one of the four grand
slam tournaments.
The U.S. open begins Aug. 25 and
runs until Sept 7. Yelsey will not begin
classes at Stanford until Sept 17. But
even if classes started earlier, it wouldn't
have caused much of a conflict.
"I wouldn't have let it conflict," Yelsey
said. ''I'd be in New York." ·
OUTDOORS
Marlin pop
up all around
Gitalina
Island
by Jim Niemiec
M arlin fishing kicked into high
gear over the weekend with
many hookups reponed by
private yachts fishing mid-channel
waters. Even though water temperarures
are still a b11 on the cool side and there
has been a small craft advisory in effect
for most of the week. marlin decided to
get into a feeding mood.
Rosie Cadman, who operates the
cafe/fresh seafood stand and iS weigh
master on the end of the Avalon Pier,
reported that sniped martin were
showing up all around the LSland.
"Look:. like the lhh are he~. boats are
calling in with lots ol hookupi. and
released fu.h," Cadman saJd. "Everythmg
just exploded on Saturday to kick off
what could end up being a pretty good
billfish season. We are looking at 71.1
degree water right outside the harbor
and that's probably why the marlin
fishing got so good."
Rob Stewan of Corona del Mar
hooked into a marlin four miles off
Pyramid Point, while fishing on board
the Acacia with Sean Holden at the
helm.
It took Steward nearly two hours to
bring the fish to the stem of the boat to
be gaffed and the marlin weighed 157
pounds when hoisted on the Avalon
scale.
Bob Siemer of Carlsbad hooked into a
114 pound suiper while fishing on the
yacht Reel Crazy with Captain Todd
Sherman at the wheel. Siemer's fish was
hooked 5 miles off the west end of
Catalina lsland
Among those 'releasing marlin on
Saturday was Balboa Angling Qub
member George Rostron on the boat Sea
Mistress captained by Cordie Roston.
According to Cadman many Ava.Jon
Tuna Qub members were out fishing for
marlin in hopes of catching their button
fish for the season.
Conditions continue to improve in.the
channel as wanner water is bringing up
marlin from off Baja California There
appears to be a lot of bait based on
information being passed on by boaters
trolling over high spots in the channel
and all arotmd Catalina and San
Qemente Islands.
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PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW I DAJLY PILOT
Spectators line up to watch Adam Marshall compete in a three-way sudden-death playoff during the Costa Mesa City Championship.
GOLF
Continued from A5
down the middle of the fairway, reaching the
greenside in two and then chipping inside of
10 feet on his third shot. When he made the
pun. the titJe was his.
For the past six years, Marshall has been
playing in the tournament. and despite a
double-bogey on the 14th, he believed he
wouJd not be denied.
"It's about time f won this thing." Marshall
!Ml.id with a smile shortly after sinking the
winning 10-foot putt
He then paused and looked at the course.
"The course is gecting better every year.·
he said.
Marshall. who lives in La Quinta near Palm
~prings. worts for outs.ide services at the
Desert Fall'> Cowury O ub in Palm Desert, so
he shouJd know a thing or two about
courses. I le also knows a bit about the Los
Lagos course. His grandfather-in-law and
caddy, Ted Doria. lives near the Costa Mesa
Golf & Country Oub.
Doria, who owns a local piz.za parlor, is
also one of the main reasons Marshall plays
at the Costa Mesa tournament.
"I told him that he couJd win it and I knew
he wouJd, • Doria said.
Edwards and Lavery each had a chance to
win the tournament before the playoff.
Edwards, who birdied holes seven through
10. missed a two-foot putt on the 18th that
was for birdie and wouJd have given him the
victory. But he showed more remorse over his
shot that was lost in the playoff.
ul got a bad break at the wrong time." said
Edwards. who will be a senior at Long Beach
State in the fall and has played against Lavery
before. "I thought I played well. but I just
caught a bad break.."
Mike Lavery tries to will his ball to the hole
during a sudden-death playoff.
Lavery, wbo was the only one of the three
to not card a bogey in the final round, just
missed an eight-foot putt on the par-5 18th
that was also for birdie.
"[Marshall) made a good putt (in the
playofJl ." Lavery said. "We lcind of left the
door open and he stepped up to that last
pun and rammed it in the heart.·
Marshall blrdied holes three, seven and
eight on the front. He stayed at 7-under until
the par-5 14th. which he double bogeyed.
But he quickly overcame the error with two
straight birdies and he shot par on the final
LEADER BOARD
Championship Flight
*Adam Menheat 8&69 ·--·-135
Mike Lavery~ -··········-'"-135
TonsvEdt!Mdl81M57 ---135
WUITipeonM-73 -·----.137
Mike Fox .. 73 ...... -............... _. 139
BniU Lederer .. 73 -----· 139
Rick Noa.\ 83-'11 ----·--· 139 Adam Pwdce•70 •. _ ................ 139
Eric~--73 --··-·-139
J.O. St9emaff1-73 -·-··~---· 140
two holes. setting up the three-way playoff.
Will Tipton, who shot an opening-round
64 Saturday, finished fourth after a
6nal-round 73. The Big Canyon Country Oub
member and Jones Cup champion missed
the playoff by two strokes.
ruck Nolan entered Sunday as the leader
after shooting a 63 Saturday. but he finished
tied for fifth after a final-round 76.
Nolan entered the fina1 round with a
three~sh.ot lead over Marshall. a four-shot
advantage of Lavery and a five-shot head
start on Edwards.
But the latter three golfers were the only
ones to break 70 on the 6.542-yard, par-72
Los Lagos course.
Jeff Coburn. a fonner teammate of Lavery
at UCI. finished in a tie for 11th with a 74 in
tbe final round, while Jake Allanach. who
competed for Orange Coast College's golf
team, finished 13th after he shot a 70 Sunday.
DOSSETT
Continued from A5
always wanted to do it," Dossett
said. "After I did it, f called him
and told hjm."
graduating. he started a business
and helped introduce inflatable
boats ln 1960.
trophy as soon as he became 75
in January. After all, he had been
thinking about making the trip
since he was 35.
·About 40 years ago. my friend
who is a mentor for me. Bill
L.amberg, sailed to Hawaii and f
Dossett was introduced to
sailing in his childhood and
when he was 16, his uncle, Al
Barbee. wouJd take him on trips.
Ever since. Dossett has always
had a love for the ocean.
Dossett. originally from
Beverty Hills, went to USC where
he studied foreign trade. After
Jn 1976, he and his family
made their first nip to Hawaii,
on the same boat Dossett used
this summer. Dossett and his
wife, Corinne, saw their children
PauJ, Ben, Andrea and John grow
up on that boat, the Bonnie
Doone, wttich is also considered
a member of the t'amlly.
Now, Andrew and Corinne
have six grandchildren and they
travel on the boat. too. ln the
winter, Dossett and his wife will
sail to Mexico and stay there for
a few months.
The Dossetts have been
married for 33 years and since
Andrew's retirement ln 1984 the
two have been sailing to various
parts of the world, including
Japan, the Panama Canal,
Scandinavia. lreland and many
c.artbbean islands.
While Dossett sailed to
Hawail, he missed his wife and
his family, but for the most part
he was at peace.
"I never been by myself for
more than three days." Dossett
said. "I had no Idea what It was
going tt> be like. But. It didn't
KENT TREPTOW I DAJL Y PILOT
Andrew Dossett spends much
of his time sailing his boat, the
Bonnie Doone.
seem to fau m e at all. It wasn't
particularly unJque belng by
myself. I just felt comfortable.
"lbere are people who say,
'don't you get bored?' But there's
always something to do whe n
you are sailing. I was glad that f
did It and I wouJdn't mind doing
it again."
. ··-----'491'------
llfl1ll Daily~ Pilot Ill
SpoN Hall of F~e
Celebrating the millennium
JEFF
CLARK
Corona del Mar
The former Sea King standout
cherished days with CdM and then
the UCLA Bruins.
Steve Vlreen
Daily Pilot
W hen Jeff Oarlc was
a child he wasn't
allowed to play
football So when he went
to high school he was
aching to play the game.
At Corona del Mar I ligh,
Qark discovered the
reason why he wanted to
play football <>o much. He
found his passion and his
niche when he became a
wide receiver. I le also
found motivation. which
helped him to become a
wallc-on at UCIA
"By the time I got to
high school I was so
breakout-type season for
the Pittsburgh Steelers last
year.
"I was fired up for him,·
Oark said. "We used to
tease him that he had the
golden touch back in
college. He was drafted in
the first round out of
college and here he is back
10 years later in the
spotlight. He won the ESPY
award for Comeback
Player or the Year and he's
coming back this year. I !is
face seems to be all over
thelV."
While with the Bruins,
Oark took advantage of
the college experience. Just
as he did at CdM, he
cherished each anxious to play."
Oarlc said. "That
made every game
that much more
imponant. I really
enjoyed football."
.-------. and every
practice and
game he had at
UCLA.
"At UCLA it was
pretty
unbelievable."
Oark said. "You
can't really
Oark. who
graduated from
CdM in 1989, ~id
his highlight!> in
footbalJ when he
was with the Sea
Kings include
winning the CU·
'--"<->------~ appreciate what
it's Hice with Jeff Clark l 00,000 people
yelJing. It's pretty
Southern Section Oiv1<;ion
VI title in hi-. junior
season.
"Ille following year. Oark
endured le.nee and ankle
injuries. which made hjs
quest to play on the NCAA
Division I level that more
daunting. But Oark
seemed destin ed to play
college football and he
accomplished that goal
when he played for UCLA.
NI grew up listening to
my dad of his days playing
at San Diego State and
having the rull college
experience.N Qark said. NI
had offers from smaJJer
schools and I considered
those but I felt that I wouJd
miSil something if I didn't
go to a bigger college. Plus.
I had a younger brother
who was still playing at
CdM and I wanted to
watch him. Being at UCLA
gave me the best
all-around package."
While Oark played for
the Bruins he was a
5-foot-11, 180-pound
receiver who couJd run the
40 in 4.5 seconds. I le
caught passes from
quarterback Tommy
Maddox. The two still keep
in touch these days. Om
said he was deHghted to
see his friend's comeback.
impressive. It's deafening.·
Oarlc also excelled in
basketball at CdM. He still
plays when he can because
he also has a love for that
sport as well. Among his
highlights as a Sea King
were playing m the CIF
ftnals at the Los Angeles
Sporn. Arena.
Oarlc also enjoyed
helping the Sea Kings to
victory when they defeated
host Inglewood in the
semifinals.
The experience. along
with his success ln
football, helped him reach
his goals while at UCLA
His determination also
aided him ln becoming a
walk-on for the Bruins.
"The bottom line was
that I lived my entire lite
playing spon.s and I wasn't
ready to give up," Om
said of becoming a part of
UCLA football. "Sports
were such an lnOuence for
me for so long. I didn't
think it was done. That
coupled with the fact that f
believed I could do It. f felt
like f couJd compete.•
Oarlc. 32, who lives in
Costa Mesa and works for
a business consuJting firm.
is the latest honoree of the
Daily Pilot Sports Hall of
Fame.
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c•ndy •out• lnctudtl 30
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River Ao Newport
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I. 1997
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filed with the County
Clerk of OrJnae Co11nty
on 07/14/03
2003'9SUU
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munlty Cltnte. Inc: • (CA).
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M Monday, 11, 2003
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Bridge
8Y CHARLES GOREN
wlth OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HtRSCH
.. Ernployee."
"Empleado. "
"A rbeitneh mer. "
"Employe."
"NOT!CC 0 RS
C1hfot n1• l1w re
quires that contrac
tors t11k1n& 1obs that
tot.I S500 "' more
(tabor "' malernals) ~ licen3'ed by the
Contractors Stile
License Boat d State
law also 1 eqult'es that
contr8ltors tnclude
thew hcenw numb«
on all adverttsrna You
can check the status
o f your lrcensed
cont1 a c t o r at
WWW CSlb Cl llOV Or
800-32 1 ·CSLB Unlr·
cen-.d conlr.c:tors
tdin1 loba that
total leas than S500
must state In their
edvertisemenls that
they .re not lic.nstd
by the Con tr actors
Sbtte l icense Board,H
~. 11t1n1nc &
support/ltouble lhoottne
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Of persoMI 949-SG-ZUI ........
R1111•1A1 I
Touch or Klass
Eu ropcnn fa pen m
House Cleaning
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(949J 548-0097
l·rue l.:.~11mall!.\
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Truakeol
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ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q l -Both V\lloerable. you bold.
•AQI06 1:1 AQJJ o Wll •KQIO~
Your rl&l11-hand oppoocnt opens the
bidding with one diamond. What
action ilo you take?
A • IC yoo phi) an old-Cashioocd
style, a cue-bid dc..-.cribl"s this h:ind
pcrfcctly -1 puwtfhousc wilh fif'\I
or 5t'CO!ld-round control of I.be
eocmr I UiL TilCsc day&. bo:-"ever, the cue-hid of rwo di4moods slvlws a
major two-Suiter, either ~lalivcly
weak or very stroclg. To de.'IC:ri~
your bw1d., you ¥U&.rt with a takoou1
double, then cue-bid oo the DC.Ill
round . Q 2 -Ncuhcr .yulneroble, you hold:
4KIH2 \:• 115•965J2
P.an.ner opens the: bidding with ooc
he1111. Whm oclion do you take?
A · tr yoo n:~pond one spade with
~uch a weak h:wd. you might iurv1ve
should pwtner dther ni.be spade~ or
rebid in clubs. Unfommately. pattner
i~ far more likcly 10 n:bid in a r00
~u1t. ~rha.P:' with a Jump What
then. Avou.l lhest problelll'-by Pfil'·
ing nuw. Yoo might be Jblt' tu bacl.
in later.
Q 3 • Roch vulncrahle. a' South you
llQkl:
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The bidding h:t..\ proceeded "'ORTll f.AS1' SOlTH W~T ..._"' I• P•"' Z• 2 t>fL,~ ?
Whul Jv }VU hiJ now'/ •
A • Your c\ccll.:111 MJp()OJ't for pas1
ncr\ fiN -h1J 'uu mi~fn ICmpt y11u w rrldl.t u l\lrl 10~ Jump IO thrtt 'pack' Hr.11 in mind. hnwe\cr. th..11
you hJ'e nolhmg to spare for your
'tandard 11HM'l\Cr~ rc~pon.~ '\11
you cann<~ aJTonJ co do anything
more lh.ln '"nrly lllkc a ~tcn:nce
10 l~U ~p.tde\
Q 4 • Ht>lh \Ulncruhle, a_, South you
hold
•·U Q AQ'U ¢AJll'3 •6
The bidding bas Pl'QCeeded: NORTH EAS'I' sotml wrsr I • ,._ to ,._ .. .... ' What do you bid now?
A -A mancr or styk. If you play that
I bid of .the fourth JUjt is f&me [MJ-
ing, you cao bid two dwnoods now
and follow With I chamond rebid II
your next rum. But even if those are
yoor met.hods, we prefer a Jump 10
three diasnoods now, which has ro
show al lea£t fi vc can1s in each red
suit and game·going values. Could
th.al bid flavc 1111y other meaning?
Q S ·Boch vulnerable. It) South you
hold,
•QU v AK5 ~Al •AQ1097
The bidding has proceeded:
SOlfllf WESi' NOlmt EAST I• .._ I• .._
2N'f Pim J• .... .,
What do you bid now''
A • You have a neatly all-prime
ma.11imum fix this lluetion (the queen
of sl)3dcs m~t bt upgraded) plus a
rullinj! ''aluc: in dtamuncb, )() a Mm-
pie rwM' lo foor ~padci. doc~ DOI Jo
your hand justice. SUIJ1 by cue-bid·
ding four club!. (not narunll -you
'till might have only three club'I on lhi' 'lt"(juen<:.~) cu tell )Xll'lllCr about
your cxcellen1 hund in wppun of ,pt>Jc,,
Q 6 • "lenher \ulncrJhle. ~ Sou1J1
)UU hulJ
•KQ~ ~~-' A QJ 7 •K62
l"he b1lldang Ill~ pf'()l..-Cl'dl'tl·
NORTH EASI'" SOlrfll WEST
I• ~ I l'wJI
I Pas~ •
Wildt Jo }OU bid oo~ 1
A · lk only .ii:uon th.It t:Jlllk)( be
Ctlfl\ldcrt_'CI 1' a JUmp tn 1~0 no
trump that rdJ1d by reo.pondcr 1~
mviluliunal. not fon:ing. an<l l'llUld
ea\I I)' be P'"--.CJ. Tiie bid that he-.t
Uc....cnbe~ your hand I~ a Jump co
three no trump. fOf which th" hand
" a ma.u mum.
M..,..._ lwlnn• rs ooarr.., rl!ltd ~ Good
money potffltlal 1 ,., prov
UPl r a• re-. 714-17f>. J4Qi
Pubhshrn&
raoMOTIONS
DlrUTMENT
Communfly newspapers 1n
Ornnge County 'W'eks r UI
Tnie pe1wn Co 11Cer111ew
and w11te slot oes, partoc1
pale in commur11ty events,
oe..te and pagw1ale ~
and wcll()M r ·~t
commur\IUbon ~fib won.
"' wt1tt the pubk Know N' Style. Qunxl'nlss.
PG11 time 11.r..f Manager
$1 2/hr I e st orage
lac1l1t y Mon lhur~
f ,.·s Offtte and Ille
ma1nlen•nLe E ~P a •
Leon 714 437 9200
TeHUsAbout
YOUR
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NOUMll
HOW YOU SAY IT,
CUISIFIED CAN
FIND IT.
In
ClASSIRED
(949)642-5678
Pholoshop, Molt• Ad Cre
ator. ProflC'll!fll on MAC
and PC. CCI deso&n
e xperrence po eferrrd
Proolreadtnjl test Drr.c
'SU_.....,,ph~ required
EOE E acellent benehl ~ E....a resume,
Wf otq S8ll1llleS Md s.ai.y
requrr e m en ts t o
..._,atmon@ lltln'le.com ............. .......
01yt11ne & wlo.end Shifts
nail Call for <1ppl. ask
toi Mam Newp0tl Beach
TWW115 CU> 949~
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& IUSl#ESS ltEl'At.S
Upgr adt'~. R~pan s of
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E venong~/Wtek~nd~
CompPhllv~ prices
for QUdhly UI VIC
949-U6-1175
714-926-4221
Concrete & Masonry
lrld1 llocli st-• Tiie
Conuete. Patio. Driveway
F tteplc, BBQ Rtl's 2SYrs
£ •p. l e11 y 71 ~ SS7 7594
The e..., ... ,._
Cemenlwork, 811ck, Tiie
& Mo111 Rehable No iob
loo small 714 SIS 9062
TIMETO HGIN
YOU.HOlll
IM,aOVIMI NT
'lOJICT?
Call 11 plumber,
pn1nte1 handyman.
"' any of the areal
sf!fvtees lrsled here in
our servlet d11ecll>fyl
TtlCSE LOCAL SVC
P£0PL( CAN HCLP
YOU TOOAYI
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local, Quick Response
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2'0 Yr~ E •P l 1c/lnsured
L'27S870 949 650 7042
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Cleanup, Maintenance.
Sprrnkler Rep Ru, Hauling
(949) 650-1711
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Commercial. lndust11al. ::::'~.~ HomeRepllr
LICENSED CONTltACTotl
No ,00 too sm M •-'
Repelf, remodel, tans,
spa, ,_ IM' ~JllJ6
OISTOM OUlM lU
lnsUllbon. l&lle. cs-*, ~. stone ~ 1975
lil6l20M Jtff Tl4-612-9961
UMY .._.. ftei-ed
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T IL DEAN 949-673·806S 71~ 714418.J..2031
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""' 24{7 . 4 •• 'I""' '--1 epa tr s 714 348·8430.
flX UP SrlCWJST. All
types of 1epa1n [lee
1J1cal. plu~ doof'S,
wi1lllr tmlfn '*' & more
241v/7days 714·366· 1881
c...te. ,..,.,
C111pent1y • PlumbmR
Ot ywilll • Stucco
Pa111lln1. To~ & more
2()... Years [&petoence!
JI 714-t6t-S776
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Repatrs 714 501 6466
THI HANDYMAN
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~Electrical. Oocn. f mh carp c. 9&'*81li
JUNI fO THI DUM'111
71 • 968 lfl82
AVAILABLE TOOAY!
949 673·5566
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at0<e In He. TNm
pl1yer who ••u to
dnian ~ Mil. Seti•)
+ bon"~ + medical ............ 541
Allbnoblles 9000
Alleomaltw 9004 ..........................
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meoded lres/1 wat« US8&@
lint cond. 3 to choo5e
ffom Start at S45.<XX>
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949-574-5600
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94t-S74 -5 600
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(02481 J) $89.500
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", moonrool (19443) $28.9llO.
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llhr. 2SK mt, moonroof
(19112) $29,98l
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(19416) $27.9110
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