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Home My WebLink About1997-07-23 - Orange Coast PilotBusiness leader indicted on fraud charges .• Coldwell ·Banker senior vice president Charles Johnson also accused of tax violations by federal grand jury. By Christopher Goffard, Dalt Piiot Orange County business leader and Balboa Island resi- dent Charles Johnson bas been indicted by a fedetal grand Jury on S5 counts of financial fraud and tax violations, authorities ,said. In an indictment Wed last Wednesday in federal court in Pittsburgh, Johnson was accused of Wing false state- ments and fraudulently transfer- Jin{J and concealing assets in connection with the bankrupt- cies of tbJee companies he ran from 1991 to 1995, said Christine Dibartolo, spokeswoman for the Department of Justice in Wash- ington, D.C. Johnson also stands accused of filing false statements during a personal bankruptcy in 1996, of committing bank fraud, and of failing to account for employee withholding taxes, Dibartolo said. Johnson, who works as senior vice president and Orange County regional manager for Coldwell Banker, could not be reached for comment. Company spokeswoman Alex Kent said, "At this point in time Mr. Johnson has been put on administrative leave, and we're looking into the situation." Dibartolo said the alleged bankruptcy fraud began with Johnson's involvement with Doerr Brothers Inc., a bankrupt Pittsburgh-based truck body fabrication company he took over in 1991. Johnson used the collapsed company's assets to open Johnson Fabricating, which went bankrupt in 1993, and in turn spawned Johnson Industries, which went bankrupt in 1995, she said. While he operated Johnson Industries, he allegedly used fraudulent documents in con- nection with a defense contract, Dibartolo said. lions," Dibartolo said. ·Obvious- ly, he is presumed innocent until proven guilty.• Dibartolo said Johnson has not been arrested, and a trial date has not yet been set. Thirty- four of the counts carry a maxi- mum 5-yea.r prison term, with a $250,000 fine, while the bank- fraud allegation could draw a 30-year term with a $1-million fine. The indictment stemmed from an investigation by the Bankruptcy 'IUk Force, which comprises the U.S. Attorney'• Office, the PBI and the IRS Criminal Investigative Division, Dibartolo said. "These are merely allega- Johnson assumed his post as Orange County regional manag- er of Coldwell Banker, a real estate firm, in November 1995, Kent said. Jacobson's accused killer spared death penalty 8 Defense attorney calls decision 'appropriate,' saying his client, Omar Coyotzin Rivera, may get life in prison. By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -Prosecutors will not seek the death penalty against a man accused of killing Daily Pilot employee Donna Jacobson in Decem- ber 1996 as she returned home from Sunday Mass. Omar Coyotzin Rivera. 19, pleaded not guilty to ~ felony counts relating to the case Tuesday in Superior Court. Rivera allegedly stabbed the 59-year-old Costa Mesa woman to death during a botched robbery attempt, which draws a "murder with special circumstances• charge that makes a defendant eligi- ble for the death penalty if convicted. Deputy District Attorney Debbie Lloyd said Tuesday she would not seek that pun- OMAR RIVERA; Pluded not guilty to rnwdM' ishment, but did not comment on the decision. However, Deputy Public Defender Mark Davis called it •the appropriate decision.• ·vou have to understand that at this point. if the sped.al circumstances on the case stick. then my dient's looking at life (in prison] without the possibility of parole," Davis said. •1 mean, he's 19 years old. If he lives to be my age, if be lives another 20 to 25 years, he's going to live it in state prison.• 8 SEE RIVERA PAGE 4 :M~ Consolidated refuses to bow as water war rages on • • • Offidals want the state Attorney General's office to intervene in fight With Irvine Ranch Water District for possession of Santa Ana Heights Water Co. Mesa's attomey1 appealed to the Attomey General'I office Prt- day amid talb of temporarily bait- ing l:lligatkm with llVlne Ranch. Tbe two water diltrtdl have Yet to feacb a fooDal a~t •WbiJe we were having_,. llaal ~ were ~ to tbe courtb.oul8 dOon to a. UI, • Mid ...... Swan. pNmdent of tbe JmDie Irvine Ranch offi- cials say the new complaint revisits some of the same ilsues outlined in Mala's pn!\1ous law- suit filed in March. Mesa ottldals con- tend that, u long u Irvine Ranch offldals I ) I I I I , continue to proceed ~~lit~~-.-------~--with tbe merger of Jma wants Mesa 1x> IUJTIDd.er, wbk:h Heights, it WU in their best Inter-right DOW they are not wiDiDg to ell to tmdate tbe complaint. do,•. Mesa .. Attorney Art Kidman •tnme Ranch Wats District Mid Oscar and Patrlda Samuelson ANNIVERSARY Oscar and Patricia Samuelson of Costa Mesa will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Aug. 6. They first met as stu- dents at Beverly Hills High and married following Oscar's Naval service during World War Il. Patricia's family opened a haber- dashery shop in downtown Los Angeles after arriving in 1850. Oscar's parents arrived in Los Angeles from Sweden in the ear- ly 1900s and in 1920 built the home where be was born. The couple has lived in Costa Mesa since 1980 and hM four children and seven grandchildren. DEATHS Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Kathleen A. Campbell, 59, on June 25 • Richard G. Vinson, 72, on June 24 •Lucille, G. Cotten, 91 , on June 28 • Denise A. Hyndshaw, 38, on June 26 • Dorothy Simmenroth, 92, on June 29 • Ryland D. Mc Allister, 64, on June 29 • Chester B. Phenix. 89, on June 26 • D•le H. Whitacre, 70, on July 1 •Alberto Reyes. 71, on July 3 NEWPORT BEACH •Ann. M. ~lo, 86, on June 26 • Patrldc J. Birmingham Ill, 33, on June 29 • Edward Carllck, 82, on June 29 • Edward J. Demmel, 70, on June 27 • Seymour Linker, 70, on June 27 • Ana Mosher, 67, on July 3 • Mary Totsis. 78, on July 2 • Elisabet Zental, 91, on June 28 •John J. Murphy, 91, on July 1 • Wanda G. Waterman, 65, on June 30 • Robert J. Wright. 74, on July 6 DUI ARRESTS , NOON TO MIDNIGHT • YOUTH AG DAY -4-H and FFA members r.celve free admlBlon wtth IDCMd. • to 111D1S fOR Sto -PurthMe a special wrtstblnd containing 10 ridel for $10. v.lid "'YI TuescMy, w.dnes- day, Thursday Of Friday, opening until dote, for rides In the major and kid- die midways. Good for all ages. Does not lndude gate lldfnlsston. AU.DAY • CTNtions In Oay by the O.C. Poty. mer Oay'Gulld -Home & Hobbies autlding • Tallor1ng Tole for Every Home by the O.C. Tole & Decorative Painters - Home A Hobbles Bulldlng • Warm, Worldly, Whimsical Wood- carving by the California Wood- carveris Guild -Home & Hobbles Bulldlng • Junior breeding sheep and open breeding sheep on display (untll 10 p.m.) -Livestock area • 10A.M. • Open Breeding Sheep Judging (Wool Breeds) (untll 6 p.m.) -Live- stock Arena NOON • Tropical Bash Contest -Kids' Stage • China Painting (until 6 p.m.) -Visu- al Arts Building . • "Puppies and Other Pets• prMented by Animal Assistance Leaigue of Orange County (until 6 p.m.) -Youth In Motion Bulldlng 12:30 P.M. • The Boat & The Dock -Celebra- tions Stage/Youth In Motion Building 1 P.M. • Dance Etc. Creative Arts Center - Cal Spas Centennial Stage • Pearl Diving Contest -Kids' Stage • Carving & safety by Bob Knight - Home & Hobbies Stage • Carmen Miranda Tropical Hat & Headdress Contest -Times Heritage Stage 1:30 P.M. • All·Alaskan Racing Pigs -Los Pignl- tas Raceway/Equestrian Center 2 P.M. • The Rhythmettes -Times Heritage Stage • Candy Apple Cloggers -Cal Spas Centennial Stage •The Big Kahuna Bubble Contest -Kids' Stage • tslMd Delights by VYonne KoplN, Robert ~vi Wine & Foock - Home & Hobbles St.ge • TI Leaf Shirt by Kim Hannes - Island Stage/Home & Hobbles Bulldlng • Kobert's Tropical Bird Show -Bird- land Theater • Pascal The "Gard~ Chet-Siio Stage 2:30 P.M. • Goldfish Eating -Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building 3 P.M. • Musical Notes -Times Heritage Stage • Dance Etc. -Creative A{ts Center • Paul Cavin -Vocalist -Wine Court- yard • Diana's Dancers -Spotlight StageNlsual Arts Bulldlng • Tropical Splash Contest -Kids' Stage StagtJFbh a Fk>ral Building • Goldfkh Eating Contest -Kids' Stage 4:30 P.M. • Kobert's Tropical Bird Show-Bird· land Thea1er • hl'*w Benefits with the Banana MM! -Home & Hobbies Stage • Pass The Pineapple -Celebrations Siag.'Youth In Motion Building 5 P.M. • Muslall Notes -llmes Heritage St.age 5:30 P.M. • All-Alaskan. Racing Pigs-Los Plgnltas Rac.eway/Equestrlan Center 6P.M. • Orange Blos.1om Cloggers-llmes Heritage Stage • Folklof1co de Colore -Cal Spas Cen- tennial SQge • Lads .net l.mJes (untJI 8;30 p.m.) - Uvestodt Arena • s.rirl -Wine Courtyard • Elk Whlstte -Aoww G.-den Stag&flsh a Aoral Building • Moltume Gane (polymer The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, a.s with all such aimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. r-------------------------------day WIOf1c) by nina Wiiiiams -, -Home a Hobbles Staoe 010 YOU KNOW ..• • Hypnotist Marte Yuzuti -Grandstand Arena + Roger Owens, AKA the Peanut Man, has tossed more than 13,000 double bags of peanuts to fairgoers since the Orange County Fair went 6:30 P.M. • Joe Stoddard -Mead- ows Stage~ by Grand Padftc Resorts NEWPORT BEACH tropical last week. 7 P.M. James J. Wiikens. 36, of Olula Vista Biiiie Jean Hatfield, 57, of Orange Thomas R. Pickren, 44, of Anaheim Jean R. Roberts, 28, of Newport Beach L---------------------------------' • The Gap Band -The Orange County Register Concert Series In the Arlington Theater John T. Qiley, 29 of Newport Beach ~ L Chammm, 26, of Hunt- iJ,:;X.~ 31, of Huntlngton Buch COSTA MESA Jeffrey R. Webb, 32, of Costa Mesa Hermenegildo Ochoa. 35, of Costa Mes. 3:30 P.M. • Hlblsc;us on Silk by Sherry Choquette -Home & Hobbles Stage • AH ~asbn ~ng Pigs-Los Plgnl- tu Raceway/Equestrian Center 4P.M. • The Rhythmettes -Tlmes Hertt.ge Sbge • Sunshine Generatton of Coronllt'Nor- co -Cal Spas Centennial Sbge • Sartrl -Wine Cou1ywd • Elk Whistle -Flower Garden IEADQS HOIUNi 642-tol& i.ec.ord your comments *"" die Delly Piiot ot news tip&. n: Is llO W. lty St., CMa MeN, c.af. 926Z7 • .. . , .. ,. ~ • J•pan Kerate Do ttosu·Kal of Costa M-.-c.1 Spas Centennial Stage • ,... Cmvln -Vocalist -Wine Court- yard • otanafs Singers -Spotlight StagtMsual Arts Buildlng • J.C.1""9S -Stage/Youth In Motion ••¥• • King Ku6tulele -Island Stage/Home I Hobbles Building • Hawanan Umbo Contest Kids' Stage •J.C. l'Unes-Cal Spas Centennial Stage • Paul Cavin ,Voc.alitt-Wlne Court- yard • Diana's Singers-~ S~I Alts Building • Kfng Kukutete -tsland StagelHome & Hobb* luffdfng • Knudlen Brothen-l1n19 Herit.llge St.age • Kobert's Tropical Bird Show -Bird- land n.ter r,~l-· • -1·· .. I r ..1.: • I '' -=-- - - -. • 7:30 P.M. • Midwest Coast -Meadows Stage • All-Alasbn R.aclng Pigs -Los Plgnltas Raceway/Equestrian Center IP.M. • Sariri -Wine Courtyard • Elk Whistle -Flower GMden StageGISh a F1oral Building" • Touch of Class • -llmes Heritage St.ge • Hypnotist Matte Yuzuik -Grandstand Arena 8:30 P.M. • Joe Stoddard - Mffdows Stage ... sponscnd by Grand Padflc Resorts 9P.M. • The Gap Band -The Orange County Register Concert Serles In the Arlington ThHter • Knudsen Brothen -Tlmes Heritage Stage 9'.30 P.M. • Midwest Coast -Meadows Stage sponscnd by Grand Padflc Resorts 10P.M. • Touch of Class -Times Heritage Stage ' I I I " I 1' 6 • :.. ! ' I I I J ~ r . ' ' ~<1111'.i!fJ,', THE DAILY PILOT FAIR CHAWNGE: RVE DAYS AND COUNTING: Q : Yep, famous people do go to the fair. Fact, I saw someone who looked just like ... Q : I rode the Skyscraper? I rode the Skyscraper? And my fleeting memories of the ride are? Q : My favorite exhibition hall is ... ?Favorite dis- play? • Leave your answers -expand as you like -along With your Nme on our Readers Hotline, 642--6086. Or drop us an e-mail at dpllot20earthlink.net. We'll pub- lish the results. TODAY'S FEEDBACK A : I was at the fair and I ft.saw the Gatlin Brothers. I was not impressed. I would not come back for them again because I thought he spent too much time on pollticaljokes,chopping down the president, which I did not appreciate. So, that's the laM, time I'll ever go see 'Ulhm.~~ we-~ bet- ter tbu have people like them at the fair. ltOCHEllE ROGERS Newport Beach A : U )1>U could change one thing about the fair it would be~.? Allowing a handicapped·person's family member to help her into her car between 11 and 11 :30 p.m. My adult daughter had her car J>Orked on the Arlington side of the park- ing lot, while I was in a wheelchair, so I had parked in handicapped by the main entrance off Pair Drive. When it was almost 11 p.m., we immediately went to the main gate to get her hand stamped to she could help me into my car. At the exit gate we were told that the stamping equipment is picked up at 11 p.m. and even tf your band was stamped earlier, no one can re-enter the fairgrounds after 11 p .m. Even though my car wu visible from the gate, they would not let her go out and dOme in again-. just to be able to go through to her car. MAaltYN REICH Costa Mesa l •Orange County district attorney~ attorney general campaign to Balboa Bay Club; d~ends prosecution of Huntington Beach assemblyman. MARINERS MILB -Coun- ty Diltrict Attorney Mike Capizzi, gunning for the Attor- ney General's office in 1998, said the state needs quicker eieCUtions on Death Row and a tougher stance against politi- cal corruption u he brought his early campalgn message Tuesday to the Chamber of Commerce. A bout 50 buslnesspeoplee gathered at the Balboa Bay Club to hear 'the man behind the county's recent $30 million settlement with Merrill Lynch and the prosecution of Assem- blyman Scott Baugh on cam- paign fraud charges. In bis speech, he defended the Merrill Lynch settlement, explaining that the county could have collected a maxi- mum fine of SCO million if the case went to court. Capizzi struck a $30 million deal with the brokerage whose execu- tives played a role in the coun- ty's bankruptcy. "That would be a three-to four-year trial and an uncertain result,• he said. Capizzi, who started his law career in an office at 18th Street and Newport Boulevard, told the audience that public safety should be government's highest priority. •For a county of our size, we have a very low crime rate - and I'd like to take no small part of the credit because of our work in the District Attor- ney's office," he said. U he's elected to the state office, he said, he'd work to Factory speed up eucuUom on Death Row by hiring more publlc defenden · to move ca.ses through the courts quicker. He said it costs taxpayers a b o u t $20,000 per year to keep a prisoner on Death Row. He also said he might pro- pose doing away with unanimous verdicts in non- death penalty criminal cases and requiring only a 10-2 vote to convict. "And we need to have an empty jail cell ready so those how feel like violating the law know there's a place for them,• he said. He also stressed dedication to keeping politics clean. "I feel very, very strongly that the cornerstone of democ- racy is a fair political playing field,• Capizzi said. • U we allow that to crumble, all of the things we hold so dear are going to crumble.• He hinted at the flak he took from fellow Republicans when he prosecuted Baugh on charges that he was behind putting a decoy Democratic candidate up for election. "Some feel that since I'm a Republican, I should look the other way when Republicans violate the law,• he said. "The criticism should be directed toward those who behaved in an unseemly manner.• BRAMJ NEW · COSAE1JCMLY IMPERFEC Git the ... for Leal 5165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa ODe lllodl ..... ol .to5 .., 545-7168 PPeseroing Nal~r(J Center sprouts hope for fiiliure environmentaliStiS T wo events happened almost limultaneoualy lat week at the Bnviroomental Nature Center beb:tnd Newport Harbor Jiigh School. A woman from La Puente named Valer:le (Mason) Brannon stopped by to have a look at a tree she planted 25 yean ago. At the same time, members of the Ensign Ounior high) Nature Academy planted a group of sequoia, Douglas fir and oak trees in a plot swrounding a modest sign identifying it as a "yellow pine forest .• It's too bad the two couldn't have met A picture in the Ensign office shows Brannon plantihg her tree all those years ago. 1be 60- foot sycamore standing on that spot today would have provided Ensign Nature Center students the instant dramatic evidence that they~ere. indeed, creating a for- est they could visit in the years to come. The. continuity of nature is one of the many things the nature cen- ter bas taught local young people going on three decades. There was every expectation that gener- ations to come would enjoy this resource, as well -until the New- port-Mesa district office was moved to new quarters from its site adjacent to the nature center, leaving the district with an attrac- tive piece of land that needs to be sold in order to pay for the new digs. If it goes to a developer, the incipient Ensign yellow pine forest may never reach the stature of Brannon's sycamore. First. a little history to put all this in perspective. In 1972, when Harbor High School built its Olympic-sized swimming pool. great piles of excavated dirt were joseph n. bell dumped -along with a lot of oth- er litter -in a gully that ran behind the school's athletic fields. A group of dedicated teachers saw this as an opportunity instead of an eyesore. Wrth the help of dozens of student and aduh volun- teers, as well as financial support from the community, the gully was turned into a long, narrow, wan- dering, 2 1/2-aae wonderland of nature, where a variety of Califor- nia ecological environments were reproduood. ln the beginning, it was used as an adjunct to high school science classes, but over the years its focus bas turned it into a wonderful field laboratory for elementary school students. Today, some 8,000 stu- dents make use of it each year - along with hundreds of local citi- zens who can lose themselves only a few yards from a busy street in the winding paths and picnic tables scattered about the nature center. When I visited last week, those picnic tables were full of summer campers, dustered enthusiastically Make It Easy On Yourself. Beautiful Hair! Pmn&Cat $50 Waw&Cut $50 Men'• Cut $15 Reg. $75 Reg. S85 Reg. $20 ....... LllllC lllr ratra. JIN Ciaa ~.Sid Mil llldallal .......... h ',.-U:Cokhd•Ralrm • PU Midd • Nmm • Sdlaltbn • Frainai Olu Elpira 07/llm • sn., thind around sclmxle teachers. Bob Kel- ly's group wu dine :ting a aay. fish. Joe Nonis' group was mak- ing a topographic map of the ocean floor. Other groups were drawing butterflies and identify- ing plants. My guide was the nature cen- ter administrator, Bo Glover, a slender, soft-spoken young man whose affection for bis meander- ing piece of nature showed in every saap of paper be picked up and every affectionate reference to his trees and plants and streems. Yes, and wildlife, too. "We've seen raocooos, skunks, squirrels, rabbits, turtles, crayfish, 15<> varieties of birds and even an occasional coyote here," he said. Then he added wistfully, "But we're still the best-kept secret in town. You've lived here 35 yea.rs and didn't know we existed and there are a lot of others who don't know about us, either.• A group of 50 (hopefully SOOD to be 100) concenled local citizens brought into being by former Newport Beach Councilwoman Jean Watt are about to change all that. Their mission is clear and determined: not only to save but to expand the Environmental Nature Center so future genera- tions can enjoy it as well. The challenge is immediate and potent School district support for the nature center -which is on a precarious year-to-year lease -was cut in half last year with the wamiog that 1t wm. likely be eliminated altDgetbar. Memwblle, the land that boulecl the old dis.. t:rid office must be told. ll bu been offered. as provided bf law, to other public agendes and noo- profit organtzattons without any takers thus far. NeJ1 iD line are developers who would not coly choke ot:f the nature center but would remove f01eVer the poaibO- ity of its expansion to indude a laboratory and nature m\lleWD. The scboal diltrid bas indialt- ed it will give the nature center six months to come up with a pur· chase plan and enough earnest money to usure the viability of a sale. lbars the message Watt's advisory committee will be carry- ing to Newport-Mesa dtiU!ns~ We are about to lole a precious natur- al resource for ourseives and our children's children if we don't find the means in our hearts and our pocketbooks to give it breathing room to survive and grow. As I was leaving Ensign Nature Center's cluttered office the other day, Glover followed me out. looked down at a tableful of engaged children, and said, "The best part of my day is when I can come out of my office and see delight on a kid's face.• lb.at seems to me well worth preserving. COLLEGE PHARMACY .. SINCE 1962 "O L D F ASHION E D FRIENDLY SERVICE." HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER W E SPECIAL IZE IN UNIQUE 8c HARD TO FIND ITE M a. ORTHOPE DIC S UPPLI E S. ~1t•SC:"'lflTION DllLIV•ltY a1t1tVIC• AVAIL.AaUI 546-3288 440 FA IR DRIVE, COSTA M ESA COtllNS"' Of' HA"'~ BLVD. .. Beacfigoers' sum,pler dampened by July showers • Forecasters say the skies should be clear the rest of the week. By Leslie Simmons, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Tues- day's weather can only be explained as a •disturbance• that caused some people to retreat inside for the day. The change in climate wasn't C4used by any big storms in the South but by a build-up of mois- ture in the southeast, said a spokesman from the National Weather Service. But that should be the end of it. The spokesman said no more rain WARE I CONTINUED FROM 1 Newport-Mesa filed a suit against Ware in Harbor Municipal Court on July 1, claiming she stayed on the school property at 16th Street and Whittier Avenue after her special permit from the district expired. Oayton Parker, attorney for the school d.ist:rict. said he was pleas- antly swprised by the news that the trash receptacles and office on the site were gone. •1t sounds like what we wanted is being accomplished.• Parker said. "I don't think it's worth the bother (to continue with the suit], either the court's time or our time." But Ware maintains no settle- cityside Add to your collection of wines at auction The annual A Toast From The Heart fine wine auction will take place on Nov. 16 from 1to5 p.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel in Newport Beach. All proc~ from the event will benefit the Volunteer C~ter of Greater Orange County. In addition to live and silent auctions hosted by Butterfield & Butterfield, more than 30 winer- ies from around the world will pour wine samples and 20 top local restaurants will serve spe- cialty appetizers, entrees and desserts. Tickets cost $40 per person until Oct. 30 and $50 per person after Oct. 31 . To make reservations and for more information, call 953-5757, ext. 116. • Many rup below coel • s • .mp throughout dtie ehowroom is expected the rer. ol the week. At the beaches the d.rtzz18 and overcut co;;ditiom turned away a number of beacbgoers, leaving only surfers to battle choppy 3-to 5-foot waves u,ntil they were driven away by 15 mph winds. But the sC4ttered drizzles, which stopped around noon, didn't seem to discourage visi- tors to the Pun Zone in Balboa. "We're kind of funny,• said Patrick Moore, a Fun Zone worker. •On days where it's 90 degrees, everybody goes to the beach. But on days like today, where it's kind of warm but not ideal beach weather, we do bet- ter.• That wasn't the case for ment or agreement has been reached. "There's nothing going on that I know of out there," Ware said. "There's no agreement. No deal." Ware said no one from her com- pany moved the trailer and guessed the trailer company may have removed it. Eric Jetta, director of mainte- nance and operations for the school district. said Newport-Mesa workers did not move the trailer, either. Nearby residents who worried about dust and noise from the site said the clearance of the property meant their campaign was over. •1 was kind of jumping up and down.• said Rene Smith, book- keeper for Island View. "It's a relief. It's like something hanging over your head." "" another coutal butizie11, Catalmt Pulenger Senice. A company spokesman said about t 00 r.ec>ple either can~ed pr didn t show up for their reserved trips to the ~· •we don't Wte bad weather reports, espedally i1 they're incorrect.• said Bob Black, pres- ident of the boat line. B}Jck said be received calls from people daiming to hear of monsoons and 5-to 10-foot waves-in the area. •it turned out to be a nice day,• be said. ·ne ones that didn't go missed out.• At the Orange County Pair, it was reported that there was a crowd of about 20,000 on hand Tuesday, which is less than last year on the same day. Craig Zimmerman, facilities and maintenance supervisor for Gulton-Statham ll'ansduoers Inc., located aaoss the street from the site, echoed Smith's thoughts. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CHILD MODEL SEARCH • Tinder Box l3rd Annual Pipe Salel Premium Cigars • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo • Butera • Credo • Davidoff • Diamond Crown • Dunhill • Fonseca • Griffin • Macanudo • Montecristo • Padron • Partagas • Playboy • Santa Rosa • Zino HENRY 'N HARRYS GOAT HILL TAVIRll OUR IMPORTED BEERS ON TAP. NEWPORT AT HARBOR BLVD. COSTA AMAZING, CA I 1830 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MES" (714) 548-8428 • 1-800-GOAT HI LL Beautify Your Yard! • ltilOe ooer' .f() ,.,,,.~ ..... 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We're working our way to your · neighborhood with a brand new fiber optic pipeline of entertainment and information ... hot new channels, digital music1 and Internet access that will have you surfing at gnarly new speeds. CLASSIC BIG CANYON'S SCHRIBER I , : : QUALIFIES FOR U.S. WOMEN'S AMATEUR One of four featured : competitors in upcoming : Fletcher Jones/Daily Pilot • : event hits the big time. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot • ~ COSTA MESA -Selby Schriber of Corona del Mar, six- ~e club champion at Big Canyon Country Club, shot 18 in ~ one-day qualifier Monday at Mesa Verde Country Club and ~1eHfied for the U.S. Women's ~te\ll' Championship in two ;weeks. • Schriber, who will represent ;Big Canyon in the Tea Cup Cas- !Sic Aug. 1 at Newport Beach ;Country Club, the inaugural ievent of the Pletcher Jones ~otorcars/Daily Pilot Club Champkmsbip Series, will com- ~ ill tba"pWltigk»'I II S,.,Ama'" Item hegtnnh>g Aug. 4' at Rayburn ICow*f Club in Newton. Mass., la Bo.ton suburb. : •rm so exdie<J., • Schriber said. ,•1 can't stand myself.• t Schrlber, a saatch golfer, had lbeen attempting to~ for the :u.s. Amateur since 1993, but ~came up just short each time. I' 1n 1994, Schriber missed qual- by two strokes, while play- wttb pulled muscles tn her In 1995, she missed by one •stroke and earned an altemate's ~ but none of the nine quali- 1~. ahead of her canceled. so lshe didn't play. I •Everyone I see at tourna- mants always ask. 'Oh. have you !played in the Amateur?'• Schriber said •1t•s like a big :thmg. I try the Mid-Amatllm (for •wamen over 25) every year, but :ttot the Amateur .• Younger gotten, indudlng the :nation's top NCAA players, com-•i*e in the U.S. Amatalr, It is !Sdutber'• tint ttme quaDty1ng. ' 'Sdmber, whose summer ~udel a heavy trawl IChedule •to play in toumameD.tl around :the oountry, made m bogeys, no . bhdiel and a dozen pan in the :~y qua1iftel' at Mel& Verde. . In tbe field. 25 woman quali· ·11ec1 tor the Amateur. sax lad1el ftnWWd at 19 and P.ayed ol1 for the J91Mlntng five lpOU. Nlco&e llonakl al Santa AM P>umrf Cub WU the only Other .local Jll&Y.: bl the fteld. • ScbdW, one al the area's four WOllMG'I dub dMmpima wM Wll -oll at 9 .... • 1'e ;: :'.:U:c~=..!: I away, .. c.pped ~ ~ ,.. ,folmace at ti Willi.~ .. bit ltba ~ .-i with a i·woOd. ,.._. abcU 12 fell llllOrt.; • •a WM A C9l9S lbDt, • 8lid ··i.lldJ• Wllo M' Iii A '*'Me . •ti.'* ...... ,.. 1~bli)i,llll>tlie ... tllepll~ Mt~ QUOTE OF THE DAY 'Tm IO «:rdM( I CM'e ~··· • -GCU1JR S/JUJY accepts polo post B&IEPS Heat takes third at Wolfpack Invitational •Costa Mesa girls water polo program, one of the school's best already, gets a new coach for '97. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Aquatics veteran Scott Ferry, Costa Mesa Higb's boys swim coach and a local beach lifeguard, was named Tues- day u the school's bead girls water polo coach, athletic director Jerry Howell con- firmed. Feny, who takes over Costa Mesa's second- most successful girls athletic program in terms of wins and losses during the 1996-97 school year, will reportedly replace Crystal Whitmore for one year. Whitmore, the Mustangs' coach the first two years of the program's existence, includ- ing last season's postseason effort, is expected to return the following season. Whitmore, also Costa Mesa's girls swim coach, will be working on her teaching cre- dential during her hiatus. Last season, the Mustangs finished 12-13 overall, including two wins in a post.season tournament designed to determine an unoffi- cial CIF Southern Section champion. A playoff format for girls water polo in the section is still in the development stages. Of Mesa's nine girls athletic teams, only two -water polo and Coach Shontel Sher- wood's basketball team -ended with victories in double figures, with the perennially suc- cessful hoops team leading the way. In the past 13 months, girls water polo has graduated from a club activity to a CIF-sanc- tioned winter sport. "Girls water polo will explode,• Howell predicted. •1t will be equal to boys water polo within a year (in student participation). There's probably a bigger interest in it now than a year ago.• Ferry, an Edison High and UC Santa Bar- bara graduate, will take over a Mesa program that returns first-team All-Pacific Coast League performers Cari Howse (a converted basketball player) and goalkeeper Stephanie Lombardo. Howse will be a senior this fall, Lombardo a junior. In 1996, Katie Grogan was Mesa's first prep All-American in girls water polo, before breaking scoring records last season as a freshman at University of Massachusetts. Costa Mesa's boys water polo program bas won four CIF Southern Section champi- onships. Howell said the timing of girls water polo is perfect, allowing springtime swimmers to con- tinue to swim in the winter. HUNTING- TON BEACH - The Heat, a silver team from the South Coast Soccer Club, opened its 1997 season with a third place finish the Wolfpack Invitational going 2-1-1. The third place match pitted the Heat against last season's arch rival, the Wolfpack Blue. The Heat lived up to its name as the squad caught fire early in the match when Billy Lund scored o1f of a comer kick from Chris Crockett. Greg Perrine followed with a goal to &ake the score 2-0 before halftime. Danny Krikorian, Zach Powell and Scott Wade kept pressure on their opponents the entire game, while the Heat's defense, paced by Ryan Denman, Brian King, Ralph Morgan. Devon Stephens, Steven Thomas, Matt Willis and goalkeeper Louis Day held the Blue to just one goal for the 2-1 win. In other action over the week- end, Michael Gardiner and Per- rine notched goals in a 2-0 win over Dynamo. A 2-1 loss to the Santa Clarita Exile witnessed another Gatdiner goal. The next tournament for the Heat is the South Coast Invita- tional in early August. Sea Kings finish 3-t at weekend tourney VALEN-WATEa POU) CIA-Coro- na del Mar High's freshman- sophomore boys water polo team went on a 3-1 romp through the East 17 and Under Water Polo Tournament last weekend at Val~cia High School as part of its summer season. The Sea Kings opened play with a 12-6 win over Servite, fol- lowed by a 12-3 victoI}' over Katella. They suffered their only loss Sunday morning when San Diego posted a four-goal fourth quarter to hand Corona del Mar a 12-8 loss. But the Sea Kings ral- lied for an 11-9 win in the final game over Foothill. Corona del Mar was paced offensively by D.J . Jackson. Jack- son found the net 13 times in the four contests, including two four- goal perfomances. Garrett Gentry scored four times against Foothill. and ended the tournament with eight. '> Emancia to host camp COSTA MESA - Orange Coast Col- lege men's basketball a>ach nm O'Brien and Estanc:iA High Coach Rich Bo}'a! will bead tbe annual OCCIEstanc:ia Summer Basketball Camp July 28 through Aug. 1 at Estancia. The camp is for boys and gidl in the second through ninth grades. n will feature two --- sions: A full-day session fnllD 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and a ball day frilm 9 a.m. to noon. Campen mu.t bring their own bmcb. Colt ii SSO for the week far a ~-daL::. sion. $90 for a full day. O'Brien and OCC assiltmt ~ Kenny Keup are the inltnadals. Details: 57~ ·STARTL ' .. .fOUM. HOUSINC Ol'l'OlllUtllT¥ All rul ...... ..,.,,.., 111 llMI ~11.-Ctlllllefff· inl hit ....... Ad .. , •• ................. lllllttll ......... ..., ...... llCI, By Fax (714) 631-6594. (Pleai.t incfudt your na.me and phone numhtr and we'U call you back with a price quote .) ByPhone (714) 642-5678 • By MmMn Person: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa. 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Chlldren'a clothing •Ext. 5139 for current Bkr-Solty 7804142 Tl ....... Cut _ _.hlV ever. Fr99 tape and 1 .. oo-322-9189 •tore In Feahlon Is. '11111 1. CA.L•SCA.N -"""" port C II 24 houri ________ ,MJSCBLlJlNIOUS paYfM"t9 up to 30-r•1..oo.2294122 • ext. 2834 CA.L•ScA.N 714-944-7877 ... ------11UUJ>1NG ' ....... ILS ~. "-duce lntet••'· CAL ·SCAN SOLD! aan1, ltOP ooti.ctlon calla. •------------------COllTUCT 1150 Avoid bankruptcy L 1 po a u c T 1 o N EMPLOYMENT EMnOYMENT 'All oonfldentlal $29.95?? In e bottle. 5530 5530 h .. p NCCS non-pront, Wanted 87 overweight lloenaed/bond•d. people. LoM up to 30 ~~~~~~~!~l_:(TP_P)--;1~~:N~S..Q4:•~1~2 lba/30 days. Doctor CAL SCAN recommended. Money back gueranteed. Lim· lted otfw. Plus S&H. Euy to Ofder: t.a00·90S-4a89 CAL•SCAN ------- RENT ... ctassrled stantne • bua&n•Nt When you pureh ... or leas• a computer system pkg lrom ua we wlll H als1 you With 100% money beck guar11ntH In receM ng a S5000 unsecured major bank credit card. No credit check req'd. Anyone w/2 Id's 11 epproved. 72t-4008 WANTED TO BUY 6019 Oki Coln• Gold SilWf Frat*lln Mint, Sleffing Old wetchea • Jewelry Wntcout COin ~ ...... TepDellet'afteN For Aecorda. Jan. Soundtracka. •to • CaM Mike 146-1'06.11, .. _...., .......... .. We have, on previous occuiona, rhapeodlud about the play ol the late Meyer Schleifer, ln our opinion the moet underrated bridce player thl1 continent haa produced. Per- bap1 hl1 1kill will be recocnlced when oat yee,'1 c:andldata ror the Bri~ Half ot Fame are nominated. Here 1 another eumple of hi1 1Jdll. Hotdln1 both m~on, there wa1 no keepin1 Schleirer out or the auc- . tlon. West doubted South'• ability to COIM to nine tricb. Unfortunate- ly, West'• 1kill did not. quite~ the darinc ot the double. ·-aiehld ta.~ ..... fll ~*11 a..::·: ·-------·· ........... 1-· la dN; .3 c.p-tur..;Sut •kins •ltla tb• aco. 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Learn to be a better brld1e pla7erl SubHrlbe aow to "• Goren Bnq. Letter ~ caWas (800) 788-IUI for lafonutlon. Or write to: Goren Brtclp ~ ter, P.O. Bo:s 4410, Cblcap, DL 80880. CREVIERIMW 714.835.3171 BUJCR 9035 ------ '84 8t•tlon ·Wagon Nffda engine work. $600 7 14-4S42-7500 After epm or Ive m11 CHRYSLER 9050 ·•• 11• 300 Leather, Moonroof, co (095149) t24,H7 LAND ROV11A TOYOTA ------MlaatoNVl•JO •e3 oa aoo ~144e• eTto ••• c~ a.a ~ 1.eather, Moonroot, ••• p....,.,.._ X• only 41k ml. P.t4Kt. Trac1lon..:. co 8 ve 2WD AJ/ PL. PW, AT, AC. (038110) t<13,H7 ~k, PWA. N..,; .,..,:: SHOO. 549-3413, '93 •• 300 Leather, Moonroof, co Lo MU... >Ont Condi Iv m•g. Bob. .,. 111,l500obo~70 •ea ••tra C•' (2111csa> t21,9e7 PONTllC Taoom8 30,000 rri. 9170 113,eoo 574-9195 qr 04S-1.e3 ---------•e11ac400 Coupe. 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