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Home My WebLink About2001-04-01 - Orange Coast Pilot• SUN DAY E ' DITION • • SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CONVv\UNITIES SINCE 1907 ON lHE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM APRIL 1, 2001 SUNDAY STORY "Thi.s is u sounding hourd fur oil of us to tulk ubout whatever 's bugginy w; - our children , or our husbund or whatever.'' -Linda Ingram Inside LIFE & LEISURE Strlrf1sh .:ircrl't thr only thing\ ICt'IPd 1n off o f thP Newport P1N LOCdl fl\hrr men talk db(>Ut the11 'dt(he\ and w l1y thC'y IOVl' thf' 111111 IPnge of rnan v\ fi\h See Page 5 Inside I SPORTS (r)r1inrJ dt•I M.tr H1qh \ Jul1f' 1\1 IPn \WI 'f'J.I\ I (I VII t ()I y 111 tlw 4111\ 1,bOO nu·tt·r\ di tllr Trnb11<0 Hill\ l1Wll <1t1w1t1I Saturddy ;;. • '' 1ti f A "rt-sa Chctrpenlin, Lindd Ingram, Irene Atkinson and Diane Johnson nl-'ar thE' end of a poker hand. See Page 11 Inside COMMUNITY FORUM Costa Mps.1 lui'f1qhtrr Ji m Ellis l('arnC'd la\t wc0k th.:it he will b<' r{•placmq r!'ttrtnq Fire> Chief Frank F,1nt1no Ellis tt1lk\ wit h Daily Pilot City Fclitor ') J C.ihn about h1\ plam fo r the• rlep<irlment\ futw1• See Page 9 SPRING FORWARD Daylight Savings Time> \IM tro at 1 a m today Did you remember to \C't your clock\ fo rwcird by one how) P11hl1\hr.1 I>~ '''"''' • n111rn11111fl Nr\N\ t rl11i11,lpf' ti rlu ;, I\ "'•tJVfl•\ 11n1t•\ l111,1r-•d 11• lutrt ttP '"' riit•tl ,.,.,,,,., L TOP STORY Writers in the spotlight •Mon.' thdn 200 JH'<>pl<• showf'd up for the scrcenwrilinn portion of fre<~ filrnrnaking workshop off <'md hy N<'wport lkc1rh f'ilm Festival. St•f•nle Frith DAILY PILOT NEWPORT HEACH -WntP what you know. Do not be afraid tr you hitvf' somPthing to say. say 11. Do not takP. no for an answer. These were just a few of the suggestions offernd to a round 200 people who came to listen to the nine speake~ at a screen- writing seminar at the Newport Beach Central Library on Saturday. The t.allt was part of the Newport Beach Pllm Pesttval's free two-day ftlmmak- -0 .. :"Ii I \\ I' II K l H ~ A I It F I I •\I F I· ' r I \ ·\ I 2®01 Foram1 ... te tMtt•••ottt- New~ 9eact.'""' '9ttlval. _ ....... ing workshop, which ends today. People started gathering as SEE FILM PAGE 4 A y I N ' p () K ll w I T H For these ' 8 women . 4 of whon1 an· Costa M(~sa. fri,\nds and cards go hand aft,~r hand Diane Johnson watches the pot build. Jennifer Kho DA•LI P11 ()l T 111·11· I" 11 11111• 111un11•1\I iii ,d1•1H I' cl'> lhi• pld)'l'I '> <;o'!lfC h ... 11'11 11tl11'< 1111 ltw 1 .. 111,tlP -..1qn-.. >If c I l 1( I l If J'llo •y 11 '11( h 1111 th1•11 I hip" 11111!t•1 th1 • 111\ 1•1 111 ll11•1 r rt11d-.. 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Jc1< k-.1111 "'Y"· ylf't•full) <,<rn•p· llHJ tip fh1• p Jl1• Tlw qrtme 1-. trnmp nml lht• qr11up unl1 plc1\-.. th1· q,11111• 111111• c1 ruqht ht>< dll"' 111 1h1• 11•l.it1vl'ly h1q h .... t,1kt·~ -$1 r h·· 11·~1 of th•· 11rn11p nwmtwr-. mm" 1111111 011• rwxt qc11111· q\llr kly. undrt1111t1·cl Kathy Conte lays down a winning hand in a game of Iron Cross during ladies poker night, which h as been a mainstay of thE' group since 1970. fl\ I h1 •11 111..,, •• .., \II 111 .tll th1· ,,,,1.,,., <HP not h14h - lilt·~ ll"llrt ll\ u~1· 1111 ko •I .ind chmf' c tups - .111d th1•\ hc1\·1· .111 hc1cl t hl'lf c;hdrt' of Wln· 11111<1 dlld 111 .. inq Thi• 1'1\1ht plot\ 1•r .... t1nd '1n1• .,11bst1tute, nll w1•111•·n 1n th,.11 .. ,11-.. h11V1' li.•t•n pl<lying pok1•r ""'r\ 11th1·r T111•-.dny tor years The SEE POKER PAGE 10 It~" a sad, sad day in the /arui of Buff a I I hc1cl It• h.1pp1•n ~oorwr 0r lnll'r. .tnd lcil<•r l111t1lly 1,101 hf'ff' "I'll ntc1k1• h1111 clll nfh•r h P cnn't n •111~1'. • '-did I\ 1ir hc1el CorlP11nP c1nd 'omrcm.-h.i~ done th1• 'idmt• fo r me II'' n opportunity that I simply n mnot rrfusP c1t my advanced rtg.-. and ont• lhr1t w ill take me back to that drt>adt-d R1qht Coast from whence I cc1nw." It wtll also take me away from these pages and from annoying you with intolerably bad 1okes week after week, hut think what a relit>f that will be! I have had a good long nm here and everyone has been much, much nicer to me than I deserve -editors, readers, every- one. I want to thank each and every one of you who have stuck wtth me all theee yeen u loyal reed-.. I allo want to thank everyone at the Dally PUot, all ol wbom have been 1 Peter Buffa co .. m & C1111DS111S wonderfuJ to work with. And lastly, I want to thank a fel- low named Greg, whom most of you don't know. He p-s eway a while ago. but just befon ._ did. he invented• ttdDg called tbe •Grego- rian Calender.• whk::h lpllt tbe y.r tnto t l muntba. tbe foulOa ol wbkla w.a April and the ant day ol wl*b 1s ""' dStde to say !>Lily lhmgs like ·A pnJ Fools'!· < lK, so chd I have you or not? rm dym~1 to know You won't hurt my feelings. Just tell me. I tried to makP 11 as sappy as possible and threw m a hunch of meaningtea details to distract you. I fiqured the fast learners would catch on ea IOOll as they got to •Gregorian calim- dar, • and it would be all mw bf tbe time we got to ·April and the ant day of which .... • But enough equin01t humor. Where does this April Pooll non- seni1e come from anyway' rm g*1 you asked. Becauee U ll'• \1111111 i.nfonnation you're after, lbAa II, • you know, the mother ble. Wiiii the •sprtng forward. f.a Mdl• Mbirld US -you did IN zbc, didn't youl -tt .. tDI cmcl9 ..... SlllUfM .... ' WEEK IN 2 Sunday, April 1 , 200 1 FINALLY GEnlNG THE GREENLIGHT Mc1yor Cc1ry Addms. w tlCJ\ fl proft"•Stonol trdnsp<)fldbon ""!JI· nt'l'I und plt1nner, mHJhl ht· d hltlt' d1~rtppointl'd thdt he· no lcmqi•r <Jt'I!> tu tulk dbout "pedk-hour f dr tnp~" dnd "floor drl'd rdllO!>." Uut tu:. <"ounn.l rnUedguL·~ NEWPORT BEACH seemed relieved last week after they hndl- ly approved guide- lines for G ret•nlight, the city's slow-growth ldw. N<!wport Beach's vot1~rs held appreved the mitidtive in last November's Plect1on. As a result, aU genPrdl pl<tn dm<c!ntlHH.!nls lhdl add 100 JH:!dk-hour Cdr lnps, 10() dwellin~J umb oi 40,000 square feet lo lhe yern•rdl pl<ln'!. dllOwdnce will huw tu go hefnrf' d CtlywtdP Villi'. ( 'ounnl members spent f1v£> 111p1•t111ql> tu fin<'·lurw the• law. ,1ddin!J dPf1n1t10ns .ind f..Pttling on .1 ~woo -.t<trtrng cldtl' for (irN•n· llqhl\ l1111k·hdrk prov1s1on, whic h c·w1-.1d1 •1 ... 111 tw ,, mPncl mPnh to cl1•<1d1• wh1·1t11 •r tt prowct tnqcwr-. <Ill 1•lt•1 IHHI Wh1h• ( in•1•nlujhl supporlc•r. cli...dq1t•t•d with nty oll1c1<1I!> 1111 n•rt<11n q111dl'l11w~. lht>y Sd1d lhr•y Jikt•d llH' OVl'rdJI rt».;ult, PHOTO OF THE WEEK 'INTO THE DRINK' IT TllES ILL llllDS • • • OF CAT LOVERS "You get all kinds of people here. Tiailer trash to Ph.Ds." -5uMn IAvine. one of the founders of Top cats & Tails. on the group's March 24 cat show at Orange County Fairgrounds. Doily Pilot Notable QUOTABLES "We have 120 traffic inter- sections. There is no way that we can provide 120 genera- tors. Nor can we place stop signs at every intersection." -Donw.bb, Newport Beach public works direc· tor, on the city's concerns about how rolling blackouts would affect traffic lights "It had to happen sooner or later. The sales tax bubble has finally burst." -Dennis Danner, Newport Beach's admin1strat1ve ser· vKes director, in a memo talking about the FebruJry slow down in the city's sales ta" growth. And lur klly thP '1X counc-tl 1n1 •111 tw rs prl'sC'n t c1 t llH' meeting dll '>llppo11Pd lhP ~ru1cl£!l1nf'l> - that':. Lhf' m1111111um n11m1>111 1Jf votes Crt•l'nltght n,4u1rf>s to put clehn1tmns m pldce Mathis WlrW:lw covers Newport Bec1ch He mc1y be rec!(hed at (949) 5744]]2 or hy e mail c1t math1s wmlclerfilldttmC'l corn THOUGHTS FIOll 1111 SCI•: It was 7 o.m. and I was pounding cups of coffee. hoping the caffeine could alleviate my head cold and clear /he Nyquil-induced hazl:' m y brain was stuck in. I was not feeling good at all, and this was not helped by the fact that I was about to shoot cr<.>w. Crew rs difficult to shoot because 11 1s hard to get a good vantage point. as the race is far from shore. I was able to hop onto a boat to get closer, but after two hour:s of shooting, I feared all of my photos were going to look lhe same. Not a prob· fem ii they only needed one photo; but I knew the sports editor would want to fill a whole page. Orange Coast College had racked-up a number of victories in the morning's races, so I hung around on the pil!r, hoping there would be a celebration. But ii was pretty low-key as the teams were washing and drying their boats. I was about to leave when I heard cheering from the boat house. The men's varsity team had coxswain Sam Yost on their shoulders and were parading him back to the pier. With a heave and a A LOVING TlllUTE "She'.<; everybody's favorite. She really gets involved with the families and she is not just a principal at a desk, but a principal in liN heart as well." A WESTSIDE CENTER IS COMING SOON ho, Yost went into the drink and, I finally hurl a photo l I(· lrv1rn • .-1nn1)uncpd Thur-,<1o1y 1h111 11 plr1n:-. lo Dp~·n 11t111nmun11 y 1111111•111 h 11·nl"1 1111 C11-,td /\·11•-.<1\ vV1·-.t:-.1d1· tt11-. ~1 11rn111 ·r ()fl tc 1til<, -.111<1 th<· C'Pnlf'I Will COSTA MESA w 1•d lhl' l~JllUllllllll y ••IHI !ht• u111v1·r'>1t>. \o\ h11 h <tfrt•ttdy h<I\!• ct r 111111Julli 't 'nrfh Jll!!j£•C'h , ~-T lt1• < ·,,..,1,1 /\1.,..,n S1•n1or < ·1~nt1 ·1 1d-.c1 .111n11111H·t·d tht· lwum11111q of <.1 111<1v1 •1111 ·111 tr> c1ttr(1c·t morP L(1l 1nn -,1•r1111r., II l1t1n:-.lul 1'll pc1rl!-. 111 it<. 11•·w-,J1•ll1·r. ThP < 'h111n11 It'. 1nt11 S1111111-,ft 1111 ttu• l1r<,t l1ni1• th1~ 1111111th otlld h11-. "PJ•llf'd Im 111.anl., tu 11111· 11 Lc1lln11 1111r-.1• cllld tt ... outhwf'St swell brought m ldf~Jl' wdve ... , i.omP hlX to ~even feet high. on '>UUth·fdCtng hf'c1Chl•!.. One Costa M C'f.d mc1n hurt his back TI1urs- COPS & dr1y whtlP surflng al 36th Stref>I. COURTS Ltlf'tJllc'lfds rPce1ved the Crill drounrl 11 d.m . about a mdn y1·lhnq for help 1n the surf hnP. ( )lfw1c1ls ~aid h" wc1., tre<1tecl for rPrvwal "f>lnl' llljllrH'!. d~ < 11111plc11n111<J of lowPr h,wk J)dtn fl w<1~ nbu c1 Wf'f•k tht1t cctlled for numlJl'r· crunchmq nun<' ll!Jlllt'h I was happy with. -Steve McCrank -Betty Stordl, commenting on Sister Joanne Clare Gallagher, the co·p11nc1pal of the \Chool at Our lady Queen of Angels Gallagher celebrated her SOth year as a nun with a March 26 1ubilee ''I think this is ridiculous, I'm based in Costu Mesa and, in a year, I 'm going to have to change my bulk mail imprints to say Santa Ana. I don't want people to think I'm based in Santu A na.# rt1P rww<, 1..,n·1 lnvkmg tnn qnod 1111 1111'>111PS<. rind 1111nproftl<, lh<tl 1111 ,, 11111 of hulk n1c11l1ng . Costd M£•!.c1 Police l>Ppcirtmc nt reportl'd to SEJ>.N HILLER / DAILY PILm -L.-ny Weichman, a broker for Real Estaters 1n Costa MeY, on the U 5 Postal Service's plan to shut down the Adams Avenue bulk mail department on April 15. Customers will be trans ferred to another post 0H1ce on Sun flower Avenue an Santa Ana the City c '11u11ol thdt Fl•bructry'!. rnme rdll' fl11• lrnlk m<tll <lepc1rtnwnt 11t llt•· ·'\cJ,m1-. •\vPntw post 0111< 1· t!-1 increase, t1hn11t lb H" .. , wc1s probably thv biggest m s<>vl'rnl yeM s. Howc•vN, olf1nals said lhne 1s no nePd to p<1nt< IJPC'dllSt' nn!• month's stat1st1cs do not rellert or forebodP d negc1 llvc trend fo r the city. r l11-,111q 1111-, 111•>nlh. ctrlfl ... orni• r 11'>- to1111·r-, hr1v1• ~··nt 1111 11n1pli1111f!> 1d11111t lhP 1111 !lllVl'llll'llC I ' 11) hdVll11f lo d1111r tv lhl· Sunllm\1•1 Av1·nu<• p• ,..,, 11fhn· m Sdnlo r\1111, lt•-,c., lhrtn ,,,.,, 111111'<. c1w<1y Offincil!'. c1b11 w11r1wd c1t1zens about the incret1s1ng number of duto thefts m Costa Mesa, They said, althou9h tlw 1111111l><>r ol auto thefts for the yc•dr is sttlJ low, Feurndry SdW a ntywide surge. Thctl could have abo h11ntpPll up th£• overall cnme f1gurps, po hrf' ~did. -Deepa ~ath cover$ cops and courts She may be reached at (949) 574-4216 or by e-mc111 at dttpa bharc1thO/at1me1 com "Numbers are miskading. That's why we· don't release them month to month. The city's ovNall crime rate is still down. as it has been for the last 12 years. " "o1t111 .. 111111 li11lk 111111l1•r-,, <.111 Ii ,1.., H,.,al I -,1,11 .. 1-,, wtll hi1v1· 111 pt1y 111111•• 111 .,f'111l lllt' 11tc1il trnm Sunle1 1\1111 111 l11k1• tt11 • 111r11l l1r~t lo Sun """"''I 1\\••n111 • rtnd tt11·11 10 l\d<1rn!-. 1\v1·11111· 1111111111-.t f'll!-.l11mPr:-. will lllol ... 11t11·1 l11qltP1 Jdlf'~. l J.S P<•'-ldl S1•1\'111· r1·pn•..,1•nt,1l1vt><. -,au f Jennifer Kho <overs CCKta MMa She n1.iy bl' '"d'hec1 at ('!49) 5744775 or bye m<J1I c1t 1ennde1 khoQ/ar1m('s com MORE MONEY FOR THOSE WHO TEACH II w.i-, r1 w1·r•k tri rt•m1•m l11•r 1111 th1111-;cind~ 111 P<'11· EDUCATION pt•· 111 t1w Nr·w· pmt-M1•-,,1 I lnil11·d !"1 ll11<tl I >1~111• t Murf• th<1n 1.100 -.cho11t 1 •111pluycf's found out that thf'y will he' rcce1vinq a <"h<•< k for $541 :12 from tht> stc1tC' It W<1!> ttw Idlest r1>11nd ol fund1n9 clolNI out c1s part pf Cnv. (j1r1y Davi!>' 1 H9~ School l\CC'nuntdl11ltly Act. TI11s nnf•-tur1 e windfdU went to rtll f111l-ttmP 1•mployees at schools whPr<' th«> tr1 ruPt l\rndcnur Pcrfon11anc·p lndt>x score was m1't M<1ny INChPrS o;,11d lhdt whtl£' thf'y won't hPs1tatP to cr1sh lhP < hP<'k. I hey don't hk1· the reason tht•y ool 1t. They f Pi t lhat tyrng the reword to those srorPs Wds nnt ri9ht l\lthnugh the staff a t whr1t wr1s, 1111ttl Tu(•s(Jay, Ka 1sPr J.lnrn,1ry Cen- t1·r clicl not get a chf'ck, they got a treat of thPtr own Th<' school board ~1avf' 1l!> 1){'nn1!>s1on (or the school to chanrw 1t!-. ndme back to its ongmdl ndme -Woodland Elementdfy School. There was lllllCh f('JOIC"tng -D~ Goulet covers education She mc1y be reached at (949) 574-4211 or bye- mc11I at daneNe gouletO/atimes.com A BIT OF A WAIT AT CRYRAL COVE It's lookmg more and more hkf'· CRYSTAL COVE ly that the California Department of 1Tans- portat1on will have to make sure Coast Highway hy C'rysldl Cove is clean -but maybP not a ... soon as Cal- trans originally feared. A preliminary report from lhe Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board recommends deny- ing d Caltrans appeal of a cease- and-desist order that set a two- year timetable for cleaning up runoff into the protected cove. But the report also suggests pushing back the d eadline for three years unW 2005. The Irvine Co and the Cabfor· ntd State Parks, which were also ndmed m the order, both have hegun work to clean up the cove. It's unclear IJ they, too, wlll have more time to tidy up. ftllUI Olnton covers the environment and John Wayne Airport. He may be reach~ a1 (949) 764-4330 or by ~mall at pau/.c/inronO/atimt>S.com. -D•vid Snowden, Costa M~ police chief, on the surge of auto thefts an February, which ott1C1als say contributed to a 16.8% bump 1n the city's crime rate "My husband knows it's important to me, thot I can 'f sit at home all day watching soaps and eating bonbons.# -s.ndy MeadDWS, Newport Beach Police Department's volunteer of the year, on how her family feels about her commitment to the department and to Waldorf School o f Orange County Daily-Pilot REAQEBS t:tQIUNf (opyfo<Jhl No ~ non~ 111\1\ WEATHER AND SURF POLICE FILES (949) 642-6086 Record your comment5 about the OcJily Pilot or neW5 t1~ VOL. 95, NO. 86 ADDRESS Our c!ddress •s 330 W Bay St., THOMAS H. JOHNSON. Con .. M~. CA 92617 P11bh\h1'1 TONY 000£111<>, CORREOJQNS fd1to1 It 1~ the Pilot's policy to prompt· SJ. CAM'f ly corr~ all errors of substance (tty (dltO< Pleas. c;ill (949) 5744133 JAMES-.IOl FYI Amffant (ny Fc1110< The NPwport ~ad'llCorui Mftol -·· & " MAHAi... Daily P1lo1 (U~ 144-800) k ~ featurl!\ £d>to< I~ daily In Newport BNch and ~CAM.SON. Cooa Mfta, wbscriptk>ns are ...,ail ~Edrtoc 11bt. only by wbKnbing to ~ ~WGIOllGE, TI~ Otll"9fl County (900) 252 9141 In aru~ outside of Newpof1 '"-Fdit0< BffCh and Ccxta Mew, wbKrl~ JOtl J. SAHJm. tlons to the Daily Pilot Mfl evall· ,..~ able only by mail fOf S20 ~ ITIYI MCO•Mt. momh Second d-~paid l'Nlto Editor Ill Corti Mesa, CA (Price1 inck* IUDYonnNG. all .pp/icable 11ate and ~ ta"· Adwt1ktng Olf~Of 1K ) POSTMASTfll: Se<ld addr- LAUJOIMCJllll, ~to The Hewpon llMdYCorta JMSA Deily Piiot, PO PromotlOni '°" 1560, Colt.a Mela, C>. 92626. • ttal1om, edlt<>fial matter 0< adver t•~U hereon "'" ~ repro-dU(ed wrtho<Jt written perm1n1on of copy11gh1 owner t:tow IQ REACl:t US OmMtiofl Tlw Til'Tlt!\ Orange County (800) 252·9141 AdveftlslnCJ CIHslfled (949) 642-5678 Disf)lay (949) 6424 321 EcltorW N.ws ('949) 642-5680 Sports (949) 574--4213 NeW\, SpoftJ F•x (949) ~ 170 E-rNil' <S.ilypilotOfatirnt>S com M.in Offke B""nKS Office (949) 642-4321 BUil°"' FH (949) 631·7126 l'Ublhhed by TicT.I {.ommunlTy ~ • dMtlot> of the loJ ,,.,.... n..... ._,_CH .,,..,.. __ _ .. ____ I TEMPERATURES Balboa 69/'SS Corona del Mar 69/'SS Costa Mey 7()154 Newport Beach 70/54 Newport Coast 74152 SURF fOMCAST Big sorf contin~. Good WHtMf condition\ eKpected with shoutdef· high to overhead w•ve in most tpats. LOCATION 1111 Wedge 4-f) Newport 4-f) la.dcle's 4-f) River Jetty 4-fJ Corona def MM 4-6 TIDES TOOAY First low 11 .16a.m ................... 0.7 First high 3:03 a.m .................. 4.7 Second low 10:29 p.m ................... 2.8 Second high 6 47 p.m .................. 3.3 MONDAY First low 12:21 a.m ................... -0.3 Fir·st h igh 4:37 •.m ....................... 4.7 Second low After mldnlght ............ nl• Second high 7:20 p.m ....................... 3.6 WA191 la& &!Atum: 61 COSTA MESA • Center Strwt: There was a report of asSclult and bat· tery an the 800 block at 1 :03 a.m. Thursday • ~ Avenue: A man was reported drunk in the 1800 block at 12:40 a.m. Thursday. • ~ Strwt: Burglary was reported in the 100 block at 12:30 a.m. Thursday. NEWPORT BEACH • DewW Drt¥e: Mail ttwft WIK reported In the 200 bk>ck et 9:)() •.m. Thunday. • Ncapwt-....V81d: V~b repolUdty twoke con- cret• n.tues In the 2800 bloU at 10:45 •.m. l'hurlcMy. .......... Annoying phone ctlh war. l"tpOf19d In the 2600 bkldt at 4 p.m. ~-The caller Is uid to h.we hung up after "miking .,,. nolm... • Doily Ptlot Sunday. April 1, 2001 3 Newport Beach s link to Hollywood Young Chang DAILY PILOT Thi• Port Theatre WdS once the clesUOdl1on for C{'ll'hnt1Pi. who 1et-set- tl'd dround lhP world for '>< rPt•ninqi. <1ncl other hlm- 1nduslry <'Vl'nls Butlt in the ldtP I ~14Ui., 1l w<1s the lctfg er l k• ofNe wport 00 Ii(' Beach's BA( three mam movie venues, inc luchng the Beil bod dnd LHlo locdUOn'> An old hotel <;f'l up on thl' l>lull in Coron<1 de! f\ IM hou-.NI tht• '>tdrs "And lhP Port Wd!> a plctct> ol t•nll'rtdtnmcnt fur the I lol- lywood cf'IPIJn!Je~ ot thc1t <>rd tu ~'"·" sc1 1d Scott Bumhc1m, 1iw1wr of thl' tht•c1tC'r. Now <.:IO!>Prl lor mort• lh<1n two yc>dr'>, thP crm-sl'dt house 1s today considered d histoncal landmark. At its glitziest and bus1t!St, the theater on East Codst H1ghwdy was equipped with whdt WdS then state-of-the- <1rt audio and visual cqu1p- ffi{c'Ot Locals gathered to wdtch big names like John Wdyne and Katharine 1 lcp- burn come to hle on thP big scret:Jn. Theater operators presC'nt- C'd hve Vaudeville acts before the movies began, ond mc191cians ente rtained duldren dnd adults alike Tickets cost about a c10Uc1r, sc11d Don Webb, publJc works <11rector for lhe aty. Designed partly by tht• lc1tP James Edwdrds !>Pn1or, the• thedtN's arch1tecturc1I -;tyle WdS abo noteworthy 1n tho~C' dciyS. 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Webb said. Throughout the years, the Port was known for sho wmg independent, eclecuc hlms. There were short fesuvals thdt locals looked forward to c1nd d flock of regulars who peuuoned and strongly objected when the thec1te r lmdUy closed. "It served as a centrc1I !Jdthering area for the com- muruty when Newport Beach w<1~ considered to be c1 small, beach comrnuruty, • l-3umham saJd • Do you know of a person, place or event that deserves a historical LOOK BACK? Let us know Contact Young Chang by fax at (949) 646-4170; e-mail at young.chang@latimes.com, or mail her at do Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St , Costa Mesa, CA 92627 fllf PHOTO BY DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Nancy Phelps stands in front of the lobby of the Port Theatre in 1998. Phelps watched the tirst movie run in 195 t and was there for the theater's tinal showing. 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SCHEDULE Unless o1hetwise marited, all films will be shown at Edwards Island 7 Clnemal. 999 Newport Center Dri- ve, Newport Beach, and are SS. Tieken are available by c.alling (888) 464-2468 or at http.llwww.tickets.com. TONY 11 A.M. ESCM..CJMe ntE M0\/1E: AGR.INGA&A ~20()/) Pn>dllclr. O'eeted by Shoji IC.lwamori D6NdDr: IC.azlA<I Abne Scn9wwwtwa: Ayala Yamaguch~ IW\ll<I ~ c..t: ~Sakamoto ~time: 96:00 An OfdinMy high 5Chool studMt is rlvowl'I 1nro • strange new world a/led w~ • mythlul t'Nlm 1nlvblt«I by homMls and Nlf-mat\ half-bffst •Ju/In.• 111 rhls Mlilne fNture 11 :30 A.M. llAOCOAYS un1tl!d State. 1000 ~Art Margolis, James Morley NI Oir9dDn: Art Margol11, ~Morley Ill SawlWl'ltien.: Alt Margohs, James Morley Ill Cast S Greg Gordon Sr. Stuva Row. D ReyT'l(>lm. Ntdt Rute, s.tah SllvM'nan IUv*'9 time: 80.00 r~ a nice !MC • tflriff-shop cool parking lot dtrendant who just wana robe ti.ppy and In~ Then~ mHCS Gwen ~ /oola roo good ro be DW And sounds e\lffi better -wtth a killer wtt and dHdly sense of humor He falb for ~r, and il"J a m>rybook roma~. Until a fPW slceletom fall out of G""""n~ c~t 1:30 P.M. THE STRANGER (DIE FMMDE) Austna, 1999 Produclw: WUif Flemming Olt'9CIDr. Gou Spielmann Saw_,..., Mana Walpurg.J Scheol>l'lnoft'f. Gou ~mann Cast Wolfgang Bock, Martin felfel, Frrtz Kat1, Haty Printz. NINI ProU, S.mon Schwan. Goya Toll!do IUv*'9 t1mr. 97'00 I W/(h he< Germ.Jn /:JoyMMd. M!rc~ a ~JOUI\ hits smuggled a kilo of COC.I~ to Vienna to rNke tomt' quldl a5h. At the d1rport thr couple outw1a rusroms. but the Mky cJr.al goeJ wrong HalT)I a taXI d~ bump.! Into the bffvrlfvl strange< and ~a 1n~ 1n an~""' ture, wtiK:h changes hrs ltfe 2 P.M. SHORT ALMS: OAHCE.SWmR.MS THE OAHOHG COW DiredDr. Taz Golds1em ltunNng time: 21 :00 Evan LepsoW'S d1rectonal ~t has Hollywood~ top brcUS In a ff!f.'d1ng frenzy only prob/em rs. they'~ been wa t'Ch1ng tht' wrong film With 1nst.Jnt .tCC'eSJ to Tlt'RI TOIMl~ most powerlu(moguls, Evan struggles ""'th et/le "1.'l'WS opponvnify 111 he ~t/y tT>eS to dl5COvef who re.ally directed • ~ Daoong Cow • ROOM Olndor. !.ebast1dn Hedc)ecoe ~time:800 A man and \ollOmilf\ drawn to edCh other, •ttempr to cross into NKh oltlH'J ltveS. GUDO TAKES A.-£ DiNc1IDr: Joseptl T obm ~Tlme:1700 An endNnng ~~rty man~ to ~ FILM CONTINUED FROM 1 early dS 8 d m to make sure Come visit the Hi-Time Tales 'From the Edge of the City' A lot of people get •ser- viced" ia the Greek film ~Prom the Edge 6f the City.· I don't believe the viewer is oneotthe~ ~\and written by Constantinos Gianparts, the film follows the slory of a teenage Greek Russian pros· titute, Sasha. and his friends, all of whom are outsiders when it comes to the land they live in. Sasha hates b1s construc- t1on job, preferring to instead smoke marijuana and hang out with bis friends. You get snippets of an overbearing, somewhat abusive father and a timid mother, but basically the portrayal of Sasha's fami- Elvis lives in 'El Rey. de Rock and Roll' Call it heresy, but I am not a huge Elvis Presley fan. So when I was tapped to review "El Rey de Rock and Roll,• a documentary about El Vez, the ·Mexican Elvis," . 1 winced. The gaudy pants, the greased hair, the hip action -yikes! Then something strange happened. I got hooked. (It didn't hurt that Lopez and I both graduated from Chula Vista High stc<e. gea lost dnd />as dn affldZ1ng ~nture ROSA M AMOR Oir9ctlar: Modi llunning time: 3:00 A short comedy film dbout d m.m who is mourning for a d&Jd Wife fl(> never had DEUJSIONS IN MOOEJIH PRIMT1VISM DirKttor: Daniel Loflin AwWng time: 17:00 8off!d with h/S extenslllli' colle<:TJOn of ral· toos and piercings. _. follow Jerome on h11 trek .JCrOU Dallas for the next newest fonn of bodymodtf1C;Jtl0fl as fl(> SttJa meaning. identity and acceptance in tht' fonn of a ~ scor NMOM D6rectlOr: Cameron Barty llunning tlmr. 7-00 Naropa ~a man synthes1Z1ng hrs tn\ltronment to ma1nta1n 11/usory conrrol He is unable to gra5p thee~ of nature unDf his mac:h1nat1om ma/functlOfl dnd his routine fffe IS s/w ttefPd they got seals for th£• work- shop, wluch had to tum people away from the screenwnting portion for lack of space. Audience members wert' warned at the beginning by Ch oco I ati er~::::::---_,_~ ly background is minimal. That's problematic, because it doesn't really help explain why Sasha is 5<? nihilistic. School near San Diego.) The story of Robert Lopez, aka El Vez, was less about worshiping the gold- en Memphis god with swiv- el hips and more about how Lopez turns that god's image on its head to help reflect Mexican American culture. •Sure I change from a sequin outfit into gold lame on stage, but I also talk about Che Guevara, Zap- atistas and United Farm Workers,· Lopez said. Given the subject matter, it would have been easy for Schneidef R~lng tinw: 22 00 Wh.Jt do you do when you're bt!mg nalkecl by a hOmKldal manliK' 11\/hat do you do when no one be/~ you? Wh.Jt do you do when th.it hormcidal mania< rs a chlCkt>n' 4 P.M. ntE AHMHll.AllOH OF ASH Uflrled Stat~ 1000 ~Paul Hellet. Wilham Lawrence fabtmo, John Remark OINctor. Char~ Burl'l('n Sa_,-"*· Anthony C Winkler Cast Ja~ Earl~ Lynn Redgrave, Margo1 Kiddef ltww\lng time: 101 00 An ecc~ntn< P"" of aging dt>IUSJOnilm!S fight toget~ too~ lone/1~ and recltS<over a sense of pu~ in their twl· fight yea11 • Sottn•"9 """ bt-•"tndfd by u.. "'°""'~ 4:30 P.M. SHORT RlMS: USC SHOWCASE VALUES Oiredor. Van Phan ~tlme:SOO mode>rdtur Arnold Kunert thdt 1f lhc•y chose to leave lhelI sedts dfter th£> fttst session, they would hdve to wait 1n line agdtn unless they had someone hold their place In lhe 9 a.m secbon, screen- writers c:liscussed topics such dS lhP sldlc of film today and what 11 WdS LI ke to be bldclchsted m lhe 1950s, as well as what is ncrd<>d m order to sUfVlve the often brutal Pntertainmcnt industry Other workshops on Sdturday Lncluded bps on pro- duction des1gn, dlrectmg and cmcmalogrnphy Today's work- -.hop!) will discuss special effect~. hlm music composing and how to start out in the entcrtdlO.ITlent industry. The story, what there is of one, revolves around Sasha's agreement with his friend Giorgio to watch over Gior- director Marjorie Chodorov to do a spoof. But by inter- viewing college professors alongside members of Lopez's family and co-work- ers, Chodorov has treated El Vez in a serious light. It works. This is a film with something lo say about Latinos and popular culture. Just listen to Lopez's accent change and you'll under- stand what I mean. -El Rey de Rock and Roll" will screen 2 p.m. Monday at Edwards Island 7 Cinemas. -Jennifer K Mahal Thrs an1m.1tecl t~J film was 1ruplfed by van Phan\ rela11onst11p With hrs ldtt> father. Ngvyen Phan MAD BOY, l'U Bl.OW YOUR BLUES AWAY. BE MINE Director. Adam Collis RwWng time: 19 ()() This roman11c comeclydeJ/s wtth tht> douba and fea11 that accompany g111ing d first valentine. THE OtSHPAH MAN Oiredor. Hal Long Running time: 15.30 Danny doesn't ha~ wflal II takM to bed rtreet thug. but he has 1ust drs.covertd his d1111ne calling -as a wpematurdl d•sJl. washer HORSES ON MARS Director. Enc Anderson Running time: 7 ~ Three billion )'Nrs "90, • m;cf'Obt' blasts off its home pla~t Pf'OP"lled by a ~r~ or, and embarks on a JOUmey through m. inner solar J)'Stem AIMEE COW Director: Jon Durham RW1ning time: 11 30 FYI What: The Collaborative Art of Filmmaking When: Noon to 1:30 p.m .. Special Effects; 1 :45-2:45 p.m .. Fiim and Television Music; 3-4 p.m .. Starting Out. Where: Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avo- cado Ave., Newport Beach Cost: Free Call: (949) 253·2880 progn'"' g;lo's prostitute, Nataabe, whiJe he goes on a trip to sell her off. Although it Is biD~ as a coming of age story, tt plays more as a portrait, as tbe sto- ry line nevet fully develops. However there is plenty of sex, some violence and, of co~. drug use. · There are a few good moments in the film.·wbich is in Greek and Russian with English subtitles. But not enqugh. If ti.were a dOCUJDe!1· tary -which WM Giannan.S' original intent when be start- ed the film -I might have found it compelling. "From the Edge of the City• will screen at 9 p.m. Monday at Edwards Island 7 Cinemas. -Jennifer K MMlll Recru1tecl by USC. Ait'ntt Copp ~ exot· eel •bovl her collegiate baJ/cetbit/I CMttr. un11I w suffered a blow before ~ r.m game that cut It short. Th/Pe )"Nil later; w rs back m pHk conditlOfl md raring to try for the WNBA GAME DAY onc:tor. Mal'SNll V David!on Jr !MYllng time: 19 57 Wht>n a Manne dies in I 2 feet of water duflng an obrtade cou/i) competition. a young platoon comm.1nder iJ left with more questions than Bnswt'~ 6:30 P.M. SEXY BEAST Gl'Nt Bntalf\ XXXJ ~ Jefemy Thomas, Denise O'Dell onctor. Jonathan Glazt'f Sa wlWl'tt.n.: Louts Mell15, David Scinto Cast Ray ll(instone, 8en Kingsley, Ian McShane. Amanda RedrnMI. CaYan l<endall, 'ulianne White ~tlmr.88'00 In ~ twrlight of his <Mft!( ~ GMy N3 Just retJred to • posh 5pM!all h.Jo«t. di with hd loving wrfe ~ •II cs not """"" 111 paradM Rumbling~ the hon- 100 ~ Don "Malky" Logan. ~one- 11me fnend. now foe. of Wr)c wtlo cs thPm, more so than becoming d director. I JUSt like the idea of qetting paid lo make things up • PdnelJsts at the screenwril- 1ng <,errunar included David S. Wc1rd ("The Sting"), David Mc Kenna (·American History X ·) and Del Reisman ("Uttle House on the Prairie"). Marc Scott Zicree ("Star 1tek: The Next Generation•) also joined the panel, as well as Elaine Z1crce (television's "Real Story·), Bernard Gordon (·Earth vs. the Flyin g Saucers•) and Val Guest ("Casino Royale"). for all your Easter goodies I Most of lhose m attendance di lhe screenwntmg workshop '>did they hdve scripts in "I actudll} hdVC' dlrt•c1dy '>Old a scnpt to WamN Bro<, . • said DaVId Schmt>pp of NP\\1port Beach. "I thouqht lht> '>Nrunar was a lot or tun, dnd 1t'<, great how many people -.howC'd up I think people all fC'<>I that screenwntmq 1c; dltdmdble to "I trunk 1t was born in me to wnte, • said McKenna, who grew up m Newport Beach. •1 used to dream up scenarios. You JUSt have to have some- thing to say.· Today. however, what one Featuring: milk & dark solid chocolate bunnies, fudge eggs, sugar-free chocolate- nut fudge eggs, unique suckers, bunny corn, sour bunnies, crispy eggs, sugar-free jelly beans & more! 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Crown Cove. offC'rs lndepcndem and a.ssis1cd uving Programs as well a.s our unique Journey © Progr.am for A11he1mer's and dcmeniia can-where "Lift's jo""'l'J dorsn '1 tnd w11h AWmmrr 's, a nrw tluptl'r bcfins" C.ARING is abou1 RCJpttt, Warmth, and Nurturing Empathy and lndividuaJiud Attention; And to the 1taff al Crown Cow, caring u mud mo~ it iJ our life fOCUJ. Crown Cove stands ou1 among other Communities for numerous rcuon, but we bdi~ one of our residents summari1.cd ii bcs1 in a r«tnl magninc aniclt': Thu is tlN but t>"1« to Uw. Tht ~pk •rt 10 ftinu/Jy. 11Hr. ii "1WtlJI HmftlM to U1A 10, or I""' bt "'4M if I U/11111. .,,,, fooJ ii ikJiaolU """' ~111 ""'' 111t1rlts ~ ,,., II ""'MnfrJ ~ ~ 949-760-2800 Fax: 949-760-2839 cnail aJd~ info~.com Uwue 130600 l2.Sl Doily Pilot /nflMt on~ him 1D rn.m for one Id blgjob. . Thi* Cil1I ft fWtlon llMnd ..... ., l.lO P"" ... to honor' ft film. uo. • 1 P.M. CM.IDING SWI ...._.A) Un1t«1 so-. 2000 .-n • .,... 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SfOt)' ot the IJfllJlcely frlendsNp betwwn. /N(I who butchet7 dogs for• living Md.,, ~t dot} lcwer. • ~to bit attended by the product<. w.l bit Irle film\ ~ c.lifornla premlttt 9:30 P.M. SH09'T RlM5: 1HE PCLY!Sllll flllNa llOADSMOW LOVE NEEDS TO• IENVIMID THE MAGIC Of MIMD OhdDr: Greta Snldef rrs HMO TO.,.,. U BU~ Olredor: Jojo Hoh«lrld wants to say in film may not be what the industry leaders are look.mg for. Film studios used to be run by filmmakers, like Jack Warner of Warner Bros., yet today, are run by busi- nessmen, said Gordon. "What it comes d own to lS money,• said Gordon. who was blacklisted from Hollywood in the 1950s and for years worked in Europe as a writer and direc· tor. "The studios have been taken over by conglomerates. And the n you get films bke 'Titanic.' Oh, I hope I am not stepping on anyone's feet here.• At this, the audience snickered and laughed. Ward said a lot of what goes into hlm today depends on the audience that will be watching them. ·w e have really seen the • rise of power of the teenage consumer,• said Ward, whose Oscar-winning film, •The Sting,· was screened at the festival's opening nJght. "Unfortunately, it's a lower budget and not very sopblsti- ca ted. Even watching 'The Sting' again, the pace is very slow at times. And kl.ds today are used to shorter scenes and quick cutting.• Ward does offer some hope though. •t think that now, movies are evolving,• he said. "They aren't quite there yet But peo- ple are aware of what's gone before and after.• After the seminar had ended, Reisman expanded on Ward's analysis. •we see a lot of huge event productionl now and nanak• rather than hearing original pitches because lt'1 Q1Mlthing that people elrffdy know,• Reisman MJd out oa tbe pedo, where the •uclimce gatbiiNd atter the pene1.. ·vou ctoo•uee a lot of fUm.I like 'You Can Count on Me,• whlcll it a abame became llblll Ila IMI ba"9 dwlldlr. Bui I Mlk IDCID thlng1 Will cbange *8UM acton are golng to start «Mii'Nndtng bttlm ..... n.y can omy bit .ack lgUr9I m lllilll ICll IO ..... I .. Doily Pilot Koren Wight NO PLACE LIKE HOME Honw and garden tour to showcase area s charms s pnng has sprung The garden is begmrung to burst. The days are longer and warmer. The kids are talking about the beach. And I'm in the mood for a home tour. Not JUSl any home tour, my home tour -or I should Sdy Newport Harbor High School's home tour. I'm feel- mg a little possessive this year since I'm chainng the home and garden event that will be held I think Tue day. we've ~1dy 1, uncovered from 10 a.m to some of • 3 p.m. our area's This year's tour best-kept IS fulJ Of secrets, !>urpnses Extra adcl.l-and I can 't lJOns to wait to make 2001 a little d.tf-share lerent. Ii I them with had to sum up the fla-you on vor of this Moy 1. event, I'd sdy that chdracter and charm are the comer- stones. I think wp've uncov- ered some of our area's best- kept secrets. and l can't wait to !>hare them with you on May I. Home Tour 2001 high- lights the dJvers1ty of area that Newport Harbor High serves and includes proper- bes ranging from h1storicaJ cottages to an equeslrlan estate Have you ever wondered about those chanrung little cottages on Cliff Dnve in Newport Heights? Wonder no more. Have you ever wanted lo explore one of the fabulous propertJes at the end of the Back Bay that seem so reclusive and surre- aJ? We've got one. This year. tradibonal home styles are sharing the spot- light witli modem, Mediter- ranean and wacky. Yes, wacky. That's how one homeowner defines the SEE HOME PAGE 7 . ·~ NEW AND USED -· .... omcc rURNITURE F1LES · CHAIRS · CUBl:LES · 6 MORE 1941 E EDINGER AUE SANTA ANA ( 714) 836-0876 Support Our Schools Shop H.irhor Blvd of C.11'-- · I 1; I -"·J •*•·11r._ RYflJMM COMPARE OUR SERVICEI PRICEI ELECTION I .. 0 ... I I TIP Of THE WI.I w~ • "" lgld Sunday, April 1 , 2001 5 f . PHOTOS BY SEAN HILLE~ I DAllV PILOT Rolando Torrez sets his gear before casting out off the Newport Pier. Below, Starfish are among the many creatures fishermen reel in. t The eternal struggle between fishermen and their prey takes place daily on Newport Beach piers Hook, • e ands ........ · ........ er. Young Chang DAILY PtLOT A lady whose name James Cenone doesn't know walks up to hut\ on Newport Pier Wednesday morning and gives him a cigarette. He's surpnsed, but accepts the touchmg gtft with repeated thanks. She walks away with- out saymg a word Cenone had asked the woman tf she could spare one a few minutes earlter She didn't have any then Now, content With his cigarette and the peace of hshmg at 7 d.m., when most of Newport is 1ust gettlng up. the 22-year-old lights his newly-found treat and goes back to his rod. "C'mon you stupid hsh, bite,· he says to hlmseU Nothing does But he stays where he IS, at the middle Of the long pier, because that's where the halibut are TRAVEL TALES "I could go out there and catch a mackerel,• Cenone says, pomting to the tip of the pier. "but halibut are more a trophy hsh • It matters to thJs Newport resident that the time he spends fishing pays off with actual fish. He en1oys meetmg people -like Amy, who waited for a catch close beside hJm that gray morning -and the occasional SEE FISH PAGE 10 A couple takes a trip into the heart of Africa . ~ ~I Young Chang -DAILY PILOT _J Ed Shoemdker opened up the paper Tuesday morn- ing and felt closer to a ~ piece of mtemabonaJ news. Arr .... Dunldon: ·oomutory Fire Kills 58 llww-.-ks. Teens m Kenya• the LA. Inducing• Tunes headlme read. Another four<Saysaf1n story quoted anthropologist 1 (800) 9 SYDNEY Dr Lows Leakey Shoemaker and hJs wile Margaret had heard Leakey's son Mike spedk during theU" three week lrlp to South Africa and · Afncan countnes earlier t.h1s month. Theu vacabon, wtuch mcluded a four-day safan and a cnuse aboard the Paafic Pnncess, has helped the Coro- na del Mar couple better VlSUaJ1ze and unde{Stand the news they hear about far- away places on the Afncan conbnent. "That's very sad, when you see these little children JUSt standmg around and it's very hard to see the poverty and to know they have no chance of education or bettenng them- selves or haVlDg a better pldce to llve in.· sa1d Ed Shoema.k· er. "It's hard,'but 1t eXJ'>t'> dnd you have to see 1t • It was theU" hrst V1s1t to Afnca -Margaret, 69, 1s a housewlfe; Ed, 73, has retired from a company that make spnnklers The couple Visited SEE TRAVEL PAGE 7 f'. ,. ·~ Support Our SChools Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars 1-l /\I\ l~'~R Bh·ll ( ·l < :.1 r" ~ "1liegenbs of tl1e ~arbor ,Areu" Thursday, April 26, 200 l ac 6pm Cosca Mesa Neighborhood Community Center 1845 Park Avenue, ~ Cosca Mesa y OUlh E ployrnent s Ice of the Hart>or ~. lnc. Honoring rhc Beeks, the Tellers and the Tozcrs To become a sponsor/ undcrwriccr, donate a si lenc auc rion icem or sec ure .t reservation for chc evening:, fcsrivicic..:s, ca ll Vouch Employmcnr Service of the Harbor Arca, Inc. ac (949) 642-0474 Kimberly has problems. She's 16 going on 80, her pa rents can't seem to grow up, and her jailbird aunt is heading their way. PR£Vl[\VS: April 6 ·Apri l 12. 200 I REGULAR RUN: Aprll 13 ·May 13.200 1 PERFORMANCE TIMES: Tuesda y · Friday. 8 p.m. Saturday. 2:30 and 8 p.m. Sunday. 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. II South Coast Repenory 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 For Tickets, call 714 708-5555 I ULTIMATE CONTACT USI Do yoo have an upcoming event? The Dalty Pilot wel- comes 5Ubmlssions to THI UU'W1'I QLINDM. 6 TODAY •54 E ING llAUJY' 5poMoNd by. Festival Ballet Theatre and Orange Coast College wt..: Robert B. Moore Theatre. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa !" When::B p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. April 1 eo.t: S15- S19 Contact (714) 432· 5880 1 GALA: 'SEXY BEAST' Sponsored by. Newport Beach Film Festival When: Movie will be at Edwards Island 7 Onemas. 999 Newport Center Drive, Newport BEach. Gala will be at The Daily Grill, 957 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. When: Movie will be at 6:30 p.m. Gala will be at 8:30 p.m. eo.t: S30 Contact (888) 464-2468 MONDAY GALA: 'TRAGEDY ON AND Off' TH£ STAGE' Sponsored by. Newport Beach Film Festival 2 Whet'e: Movie will be at Edwards Island Gnema. 999 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach. Gala will be at Aysia 101, 2901 W Coast Highway. Newport Beach wt.n: Movie will be at 6:30 p m ~~~beat9p.m. 0 ContKt (888) 464-2468 MAZDA OPEN G~ ,... "'- TOURNAMENT -- Sponsored by. Mazda Where: Mesa Verde Country Club, 3000 Club House Road, Costa Mesa When: 11 a.m Cost Call for prlc~ Contact (949) 727-6304 TUESDAY AUTHOR: WIWAM LEAST HEAJ.MOON Sponsored by: Newport Beach l.Jbrary 3 Whet'e: Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave • Newport Beach When: 7 pm Cost SIO c.ontact: (949) 717-3890 WEDNESDAY 10THANNUAL AMERICAN GIR15 TEA Sponsored by: 4 Newport Beach library Where: Central library. 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach When:3p.m. Cost Free ContKt (949) 717-3801 MAGIOAN JEFf' MARTIN Sponsored by: Newport Beach l.Jbrary Where: Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach When:7p.m Cost Free Contact (949) 717-3801 THURSDAY ARTISTIRAD DURHAM Sponsored by. The 5 Visionaries of the Orange County Museum of Art When: The museum. 850 San Oemente Drive. Newport Beach When:3p.m. Cost $20 c.ontact:(949)7S~1122 GALA: FllM FESTIVAL Cl.OSING Spotl90f'lld by. Newport Beach Film Festival wt..: Edwards~ 7 Cinema, 999 Newport Centet' Drive, Newport Beach wt.\:7p.m. Cost UO Contact (888) 464-2468 • LlnWIS -Mail to the o.ity Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Meg 92627 , • MX -Send to (949) ~170 • I-MAI. -Send to d•ilypllotOl•ti~.com IOI Tiii Wlf« 01 AHll l·T, JOOI • Roses .in bloom OPERA PACIFK'S 'DEi IOSENUYALIEI' Its plot is fantastically complicated. Its music js fan- tastically beautiful. And for Opera Paci.Iic, it is a first - its first Richard Strauss opera. . The Orange County- based operl:l company will present "Der Rosenkavalier" on Tuesday through April 8 at the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center. Strauss, no relation to Josef or Johann Strauss, bor- rowed liberally from the work of Moliere for his fifth opera. The opera, which will star Helen Donath (shown above National library week gets local celebration THE JOY Of IUDllllC with director Jay Lescnger) alternating with New York City Opera star Elizabeth Holleque, centers around d middle-aged German woman or the 1700s -the Marschallin. She and her much younger lover Octavian arc carried through d comeclic story rife with elements or disguise and intrigue. FYI . When: Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa When: 7:30 p.m. Tue-sday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and 2 p.m. April 8 Cost S29-S 107 c.ontact: (714) 740-7878 PLANNING AHEAD From Newport Beach City Manager Homer Bludau reading "Flappy Waggy Wiggly" to Mayor Gary Adams reading ·Duck in Truck," the Newport Beach Cen- tral Library will feature a series of public officials at their varlous sto- rytimes in honor of National Library Week. Other events include an appearance by magi- cian Jeff Martin and an American Girls tea. So go to the library and check it out. DIONNE WARWICK ANO THE POPS The woman who says a little prayer for us the moment she wakes up will sing with the Pacific Sym· phony Pops at The Center. ~.APfll1J FOSSE Celebrate the legacy of choreogr~ extraordlnelre Bob Foue when •foue" comes to The Center. ..., I di,. Aprl 11 FYI Whllt: National Library Week eYents When: Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave~ Newport Beach When: Various times eo.t: Free c.ontact: (949) 717-3801 FRIDAY BALUK>OM DANONG 6 SpCMIWlld by. Def«• Foundation f« the Arts .._..:Def0<e 01nat Cent«. 151 Kalmus Drive, Suite G-3, Costa Mesa wt.\: Ito 11 p.m. eo.t: $11, lndudes daln les1ol'I eone.ct: (714) 241-9908 SATURDAY . MSSOVIJI IECilNS AT 5'NJOWN TIU MINTING . 7 ft! Q ,_....by. Fashion Island and the Orange County Museum of Art .._..: Fashion ISiand, Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach When: Noon to '4 p.m. Saturday and Aprill eo.t: S 100 per tile. with proceeds to benefit children's ans programs at the l'n\MUm. The tiles will be placed among the paseos at the shopping center. eone.ct: (949) 72().3300 Doily Pilot · APRIL S .. 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TBA: Summer Concert Series at Fashion Island SEPTEMB ER S M T W TFS 1 2 ) 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1) 14 t5 16 f1 11 19 20 21 22 232"2526'¥12829 30 The @ number ~nt,I 1• be shown owrthe course of the Newport 8ffCh Film FestlYal, whlctl ends Thutsd.ly. NEWPORT BEACH UONS. CLUI ANNUAL FUNDRAISER Featuring Chef Ray Ward Saturday, April 28, 2001 -1pm 300 East Coast Highway PCH & Baysdle Dr. OeAnia ·Bayside Village South Clubhouse ....... , ...... , ........... , ................................ > •• $25 per person proceecl• wtll beneftt the Newport IHch based IUNDNESS FOUNDATION Whtte Elephant Sale Entel'Ufnment: Karaoke & Pfano Reservations Call: Carrie Galinis 949/675-8986 Advertise on the Ultimate Calendar page, a feature of our new Sunday edition. $20 per inch, 3 inch minimum. Call (949) 574-4230 Today! From the fa mily that helped bring Spccdw,1y t o J\mpr1 cd : ~~.._~l._ -. _.. • •• ·-~~~.;...;...)~ I . SPRIDG CLHSSIC 8prll 7th ,. SEHSOD OPEDER ftprll 21st One Adult Admission with this Coupon . Daily Pilot • LIFE. & LEisURE I IN THE KITCHEN WITH ••• I Chris Garnier of Roy's Newport Beach Young Chant DAILY PtLOT C bris Garnier was willing to do anything to get into the kitchen. When he started working at. Roy's in Honolulu more than 10 years ago, he'd wash dish- es and clean the hoods above stoves just to be where the action was. Then he'd start his real shift busing tables reeking of fish and sauces. One day, a line cook bailed. The head chef said, "get your butt in here." So Gamier donned a chef's jacket that fateful day and hasn't taken it off since. Today, as the executive chef at Roy's Newport Beach, Garnier still uses valuable lesso"'> he learned from Roy Yamaguchi on fusion cooking. DP: What are some lessons or secrets you learned from Jloyf G: Basically, making sure every- thing that you do cook, you must respect. And it involves not only you. but your team. You're one of the team players -your line cook is your line backer. DP: What do you mean you -..should respect what you cookf G: Your passion for the food. You put yourself and effort in making that one dish or making that one sauce. His secret is consistency -without consistency, a restaurant won't suc- ceed. Everything has to be consistent each time. He would get totally angry at other cooks who'd just be putting up the food. No matter how fast you're getting slammed, you have to put your heart and soul in everything you're making. DP: What do you most Uke to make' G: Right now I'm on a fois gras high. I like miso yaki, marinating [the fois gras in) that, then we grill it. Usually what we do here is we serve our miso yaki chili and white fish. And I just took that form and miso'd the fois gras so it has a real nice tex- ture. It's very unique tasting and adapts very well to Paofic Rim kind of fusion cooking. DP: Do you have a favorite cook- ing toon G: You know what I Jove? It's the TRAVEL CONTINUED FROM 5 Kenya, where they saw ani· ma1s of all sorts of exotic natures, the South African cities of East London, Nairo- bi, Durban, the island of Nosy Be and the Comoros lslands. At Nosy Komba, near Nosy Be, the Shoemakers saw plenty of furry lemurs, a species of monkeys. ...... ._ ................... .. ........... Pt"*""•' •• s...• 0 best thing that they ever made -the blender you can adjust the speed. We take so much hard-core hours and time preparing our sauces -25 ~ to 50 sauces a day. The biggest thing that helped us out .. ·Vitaprep with a variable speed. , DP: You come from a mix of backgrounds: Chinese, French and Italian. Does this help you cook fusion foodf G: The majority of me is Chinese. I know I have my feel for the Chinese cooking. That comes out-because the dishes I create are family oriented. My vision of the dish is to be when it's presented at the table for a family. The sense that I want the whole table to experience all the flavors that I've put into each dish. The flavors is what Roy instilled in us -if you make something that has a whole bunch of words in it, you're supposed to taste all the words in it. I like to keep everything simple. but I like to use the fusion to get everyone's attention. FROM 111£ ROY'S COOKBOOK STEVf MCCAANK'/ D~V P!t.OT a.I Cllili Gander boldl one ol lloy'I Newport Beacb'I more popular dWIM-the blK.kenecl ran Abl tuna. DP: Why do you emphasize family dinlngf G: We use the word Hohana," meaning "family" in Hawaiian. It's just important to me to emphastze that to our customers or our fans because when you come out and eat, you don't come out by yourself. And if you do. you come out to enjoy the atmosph\!re or food or company. Everyone has a really good ti.me. We want to get the point across also in the kitchen. we're a big family also. DP: Do you ever gef people who don't Uke fusion foodf G: Ob yeah. Basically we base that on maybe they're on a strict diet -no oils -everyone out here I've seen is allergic to peanuts and no butter or cream. To me, that's like the most challenging, if 1 get a vegan and they can't have butter or cheese or they're allergic to wheat DP: Personally, do you prefer . fusion cookJngf G: Yes. I find it very uruque. 1 kin- da find it almost challengmg because I like to see what the fusion chefs do also. Meaning, m a food-wtse sense. two different ingredients fused together to make one -it's very challenging. It's very unique when I see other chefs do that also. Like a Bonito crusted fish rare ahi And what we did is we fused 1t Wlth a sweet Maui onion, balsam.ic vmegar and soy and truffle oil drizzle and basically all the agents were fused together to make that vmaigrette The sweet Maw oruons matched Wlth the dark balsamic. The soy is salty and evens out the sweetness, and the truffle oil goes good with both. Boruto broth IS the mother sauce of all Japanese stocks We use that to crust It on the nsh. DP: So fusion cooking ls fun for you1 G: Yeah. It's challengmg every day, and it's W<e an accomphshment for everyone who had a say You know, most the tune people Just ask you, *how do you come up with those ideas?" We were messLng · around 1Il the kitchen and we had a vision and we came to work and wanted to express 1t. "Kenya is not very prosperous. And Mayotte -people look like they're just kind of living their existence." culinary matters. they were more mterac:tlve In NatrQb1, the Shoemak· ers sampled Zebra meat, wtuch was tasty Antelope meat was almost undlscem- able from regular beef Ma.r· garet Shoemaker said, and the food was enjoyable, though not at all gourmet. Ed Shoemaker people live tn mud huts and walk around, "Just domg nothing." When asked II they would return to Africa, the couple says there a.re still other parts of the world they also need to see. One of Maragaret Shoe- maker's favonte stops was the French protectorate of Mayotte. The cruise group took a tour around the tropi- cal island, which was rite with coral reefs and lush greens. Margaret Shoemaker spends a moment with a young boy durlng her three week trip to Africa. Shoemaker and her husband. Ed (not shown), went on a four-day safari and a c:ru1Je to South Africa and other African countries. "Kenya lS not very pros- perous,• he said ·And May- otte -people look like they're 1ust ktnd of living their eXlstence." The travelers didn't get to know any natives, aside trom their tour guide. They nun- gled within their own tour group with other Americans, Canadians and a couple from Ireland, but when it came to "But for anybody that has- n't done it, I certainly recom· mend ll," Ed Shoemaker said. • Afnca's JUSt a very mterest- ing conbnent, and (South Afnca'sl just a ruce country.• • Have you, or someone you know, g~ on an interesting vacation recently? Tell us your adventures. Drop us a hne to TRAVEL TALES, 330 W Bay St .. Costa Mesa, CA 92627. e-mail young.changO/atimes.com; or fax to (949) 646-4170. And in Durban, the cou- ple visited a Zulu village built during the filming of the movie • Shaka Zulu.• They saw how the natives lived, how they made their pots and dwelled in thatched huts while hunting animals for food. For clothes, the Durban natives wore leopard skins. Unmanied women went top· less and married ones cov- ered up. "That's how you could tell,• Margaret Shoemaker said. Cape Town was surpris- ingly modem. "(Parts of) South Africa didn't look too different from Santa Ana or Costa Mesa,• Ed Shoemaker said, •sut Africa ii just a country of great contrast. There is great beauty, and atiject poverty right beside it.• Of the poorer areas in the C:ontinent, he added that CONFUSED BY THE MARKET? Sunday. Ap<il 1, 2001 7 HOME CONTINUED FROM 5 mood of her home. l'.d pre- f er to say that the house ls bold and beauntul. full of integnty and sometimes, you just gotta have fun. Another home has a spectacular backyard built for entertauung. There IS a full outdoor kltchen. a dln- mg area and a "llVUlg room· Wlth outdoor fire· place, pool, spd and water- fdlls Other preVlews include an Eastside Costa Mesa home steeped m charm and European history, a modem h ome ·wt th a twl.St• m Dover Shores, and a classic Mediter- ranean cottage on Lido Island. This year's event offers six homes, a luncheon site on the Back Bay provided by Plum's, an ·Art m the Garden~ venue with breakfast pastnes from Haute Cakes and a recep· bon following the tour at The Butera Home Collec· bon m WestcWf Court. So. not only will we cT\l.ISe through some fabulous properties, we'll have fun eating as we go The Cannery Pamters will proVlde one of the n·ew additions to the tour Several local artists will display thell' works at our garden locabon. A vanety of styles W1ll be represent- ed -genre abstract. real· 1st, pletn·clll' and contem- porary The commuruty has enthusiasllcally supported our efforts as we attempt to raise money to fund tutonng programs. provide additional classroom instruc:tlon and enhance dcademic enrichment. I am amazed and grateful for their generosity The same is true for all of the homeowners, spon· sors and volunteers. Thank you Fashion Island; Norm Reeves Honda; Tustin GMC Bwck & Nissan, New York Hardware and all of the generous families that contnbute to the day The spint of community lS so great for an event like Uus: it's an honor to be part of the momentum So now you need tlck- ets, nghtl Tickets are $40 and are dVailable through The Butera Home Collec- tion m WestcWf Court, Atnum Court Conaerge m Fashion Island, Ann Den- nis Uruque Home Furrush· mgs m Stonemill DeSlgn Center and through the Home Tour hothne which IS (949} 552·2311 I hope you en1oy Uus year's tour I hope we've created an event that you can share Wlth your fnends, an opporturuty to spend some time together, to revel Ill fLne design, to dream about future pro- 1ects for your own home and a chance to support our school I hope you can share my appreoabon of good design, love for the com· munity and unportance of our children's education Enjoy. 1 plan on domg the same • KAREN W1GttT IS • Newport Beach resident Her column runs SundaYl- ~ • Customized Income & Growth Portfolios Ntwpmi FiMt ~M.lltt THE Bl!ST YOU'VE EVER HAD ... 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The shots came especially fast and funous about five years ago, when we ledmed that IRWD ledde rs had plans to pump mLlbons of gdllons of treated sewage water mlo the Back Bay. Their pitch the n was that the water would be used to refresh the duck pond marshes on the edge of the bay. But Newport Beach city leaders and e nviron- mentalists. most notably Defend the Bay founde r Bob Caustin , complained that the bay and harbor were no place for treat- ed sewage And they rightly pointed out that IRWD officials may have had a bigger mollve, namely to save $20 million by not having to find other places to get rid of the treated sewage water. After a couple years of law- suits and salvos. IRWD lost the battle, and its name has since been tarnished by the sludgy. sewage d ebacle So it's understandable that some locals would be skepucal of a recent bill by new Assem- blyman John Campbell that would give the water district control of the urban runoff that floods into San Diego Creek. which in tum feeds into the Back Bay. IRWD officials hope to apply the models used in the San Joaquin Marsh as ways to reduce the nitrate levels and sediment buildup that has long created havoc for the Back Bay's ecological well being. lnunediately some have sur- mised the IRWD shouldn't have that much power and should stay out of the eco-business altogether. Maybe that's true, but we're not sure we all have the infor- mation to make that decision just yet. After all, the San Diego Creek does wind through the water district's property, so offi- cials there clearly have a stake in its well being. U this plan does indeed have merits and would serve the greater good of preserving the Back Bay, isn't it worth explor- ing, no matter who is pitching the plan? If Campbell and lRWD offi- cials have a good plan to clear up the runoff problems in the Back Bay. we all want and need to hear it. Likewise, environmentalists and other local lRWD antago- nists need to give the district a fair hearing, before the bigger goal of protecting the Back Bay gets lost in political or legal battles. Debating the price of history A s city leaders conunue to debate whether to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars re novating the controversial Huscroft House. they have yet to present a compelling argu- ment about the building's his- toric significance. The idea of a cultural muse- um in Costa Mesa is a worthy one. With the city becoming more and more of a cultural center in the county, having a home for the city's history and cultural heritage is a fitting addition. But the question remains: ls the Huscroft House the right building for lt? Yes, the house has been a • part of Costa Mesa for all but one of the years the dty has exiJted. However, Coste Mesa baa been a dty only since 1953, which hardly quallfte1 111 his- toric, even by America's rela- tively 1hort·llved 1tanda.rd1. The houH'• rootl go back further, to the 1910., but tt was built tn Santa Ana and •pent the tint hall of ltl lite there. Again, the 1tgnitlcfnce I or Colt.a Mesa appean thin. What 1t a 1bam• II that a true What is a shame is that a true piece of Costa Mesa's history could not be renovated to serve as part of a cultural museum at Fairview Park. piece of Costa Mesa's history could not be renovated to serve as part of a cultural museum at Fairview Park. The old Fairview Hotel, the Fairview School Dis- trict's first school house of 1912 or the Harper Store -which had a bulletin boa.rd that served as a focus for local inf onnation, absent a newspaper -would all have made obvious choices, were they still around. But just becaUH the dty may lack its own truly hiltoric structures, 11 that any TM10n to adopt another city'• old building? City leaders who want to renovate the white, two-1tory, Craftaman·atyle houae with it.a a gable roof with expoMd raften need to antWer th .. qu..UOna. And they need to tell residentl why, •pedally u our economy lhowt llgna of alowtng, now 11 the time to lpend IUCh money. . . •• I "I'd rather be home watching 'Jeopardy.' I hope that we can move forward and make this a better city." The Dlilv Piiot wetcomes i.n.n on i.ues concerning ,_.<pOrt ~and com Meu . • Linm-Mall to Edlton•I '• Editor · ........ Meler .t the O.lly Pilot. 330 W. 8-y St., CosU Mesi. CA 92627 • MAD1RS HOn.M -C:.11 (949) 642"'°'6 " MX -Send to (949) 646-4170 -Phll Ant, spokesman of a pro-Greenll~ht group, 1 joking after the Newport BHch City Council approved the long-awaited final draft for • the anti-growth pqllcy Tuesday. • I-MAIL -Send to dlllyplloteMtltMS.com All ,orresponctence must lnc:lude full Mmt, home-- town and phone number (fot vermc.tlon purposes). The Pilot reserves the right to edit •II submissions fof clarity and length. BOLTON A~~1ve A-r Naw Po RI rli,M F-,_.STIVAl.--. Daily Pilot Folks should slow doum near schools T here's been an alarming trend recently: Speeding motorists around and in school zones. I find this extremely disturbing, but its root has to be a function of simple awareness rather than abject !callousness. I can't imagine that any self- respecting parent would willing- ly put other children at risk because their little Johnny or Susie is late to school. Yet day after day, parents dnve too fast, most of them distracted with cell phones as they barrel their way to drop off their preaous cargo. They seem oblivtous to the dozens of scooters, pedestrians. skateboarders and othe r vehi- cles. Do they actually think that their time is more valuable Carl E. Ossipoff SOUNDING BOARD than others? Of greater surpnse was seeing two school buses speeding on a recent morning near Eastbluff Elementary. ln some states, school zone speed limits are 15 mph. The zones are strictly e nforced and the fines are s1grulicant. These zones would be particularly unportant around Newport Beach schools, simply because most school locabons allow for velucle parking on both sides of the street. Tlus unpaired vts1bility necessitates lower speeds. You would think that motorists would intwtively recognize this. Yet they don't. Our lives are increasingly busy. More demands are made of parents everyday and the pres- sure to deliver has never been greater. But don't assume that just because you have safely deliwered your child to school. the danger is over because another 10 inconsiderate or unaware drivers are breathlessly delivering their cluldren belund you. U tlus plea makes a d.J..fference in your dnving habits today and tomorrow, tenific. Tell a fnend and let's make the Newport school zones and residential neighborhoods safer places for all our kids. • CAR1. E. OSSNIOff is a Newport Beadl resident. Readers discuss lido Island, Spirit Run Udo board hardly speaks for its residents Your editorial [•Public is never private,• March 22) makes it seem like all of the Udo Island res1dents, or most of them, are In favor of the proposal to seal off the front of the MAILBAG tstand. That'• not quite true. Hundreds of residents oppose th.ls attempt by our board of directors to create a new entrance for the island and make lt appear more prtvate and ~nd several hundred thouaand dollars to do so. The board acted, in many cases, with6ut most of the residents really knowtng what wu going on until the pro· l)OM1' were publldztd and put before the commission. They onlf recently, in the lest S.U• of ow llland newspeper, put anything ill tMr9 about tbet. So, I want to make it dMr I.bat many relideotl of Lfdo tsland were opposed to this, have been opposed to the board's policies on this Lssue for several yea.rs, and that the board was acting on their own without necessarily getting input from the community, which, 1l they had done so, w ould have probably voted lt down o long time ago before it even got to face the commission or the City Council. I'm kind of embarraued that our Udo Island Board would do this and try to make an end run a.round its own residents: LENAAD DAVIS Udo Island Spirit Run sponsors are entitled to credit J am the race chair for the Spirtt Run, and I'm responding to Margaret Johnton't letter ln the Community Porum t«Uon 1·sptr- tt Run lhou1d drop donor IWMI, • Marcb 22). I uncs.ntand where abe'I caning fnlm, but the Spf.rtt Run'• alwayt bad the title tpGn• sor's name in it. Por two yea.rs, in 1998 and 1999, it was the 24- Hour Fitness Spirit Run. In 1996. lt was the Sutro and Co., Inc. Spirit Run. The sponsors have always been part of Spirit Run'a titles, and the title sponsor gets that option. So, it'a something 1tandard1 tt'a not something that the Steinberga have done or have asked for. NADtNE TU9'NER Newport Beach Glad to see story of nice 5-year-olds twins l Just want to say th• article called •1\vtn Dattod.UI• (March 20) wu such • reflwblng ptec:e of newt to read. It certa1Dly made my day. l just lov9 W baft MWI lib that, and I t'Olnplimat you an putttng tt on tbe tJC:CV- 'With • good Witte-up lonly pk:t\&NI. 1bilik ,.. ..,. iiiuda. . Mae MCT'OR Newport leKb . I . Daily Pilot A Mono YO LM IY "I want to make sure we're always on the leading edge. I had a captain years ago who always said, 'Set the example, don't be an example.'" REACHING OUT TO THE COMMUNITY "The biggest thing with our City Council is they're interested in expanding our feeling of community. The police department has the police citizen academy. We want to follow that. I 'd like to look toward developing a citizens fire academy to allow them to be self-sufficient before, during and after an emergency. It's the one I'd really like to see us get." THE DESIRE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE "What makes us want to come to work each day is the desire to make a dill ere nee to save a life, prevent a I ire or teach a fire prevention program. Every shift brings something different [and] we love what we do. Everyday ls different. " . CoMMuNriY FoRuM Sunday, April 1, 200 l 9 Fighting fires from the top Costa Mesa Fire Department veteran Jim Ellis is ready to tackle a new challenge as the city's fire chief L ast week, Costa Mesa firefighter Jim Ellis learned he would be promoted to fire chief, replacing Frank Fantino. The Michigan native, who has been with the department since 1980, has worked his way up the ranks -exactly as his pre- decessor did. Among the calls he's responded to, Ellis led the men who answered an April 1999 call to an Eastside preschool. There, he and the rest of the community were shocked to find that Steven Allen Abrams had purposefully drive n his car into the school's playground, killing two children. It was the most horrifying incident he'd seen. He takes charge as the department faces continuing and looming retirements. Still, he said, "I'm just bursting at the seams. I'm so excited to be fire chief. " Ellis sat down with the Pilot City Editor S.J. Cahn to discuss his plans for the department's future. What do you expect wtl1 be your blggest challenges as chlell One of the biggest challenges I will face as the chief will be maintain- ing the highest level of service possi- ble for the citizens, but also improving and implementing new and innova- tive ways to increase the level of ser- vice as best we can. The fire service is about to enter into a time where we will experience a large turnover - retirement -of senior fire penonnel at all ranks. l want to ensure that we asslSt our future leaders to be ready for th.is evolution. Another challenge will be k eep ing pace Wlth ever- changing technology and mcorporat- ing that technology into the depart- ment. One of the challenges I look forward to is that mdividuals have to prepare themselves -1 feel that as the head of the orgclIUZation, that not only do they have to be prepared. but they have to understand the history of Costa Mesa and of the commuruty So we need to prepare them beyond the classroom. It's always changmg. always evolvmg I want to make sure we're always on the leading edge l had a captdlil years ago who always said, ·set the example. don't be an example " Aside from the obvious, what role do you think the fire department should play ln the community, and how might you make lt happenf Beside the obVlous role, the hre department should assist the commu- ruty through education, how to be fl.re safe, how to prevent fires and mjunes and preparation -how to be pre- pared before, dunng and after a dis- aster Currently. the Costa Mesa Ftre Department has programs m place to address these IS ue but we must maintrun and add new programs as we discover the needs for them m the commuruty. And we should dlways be listerung to the needs of the commu· nity. The biggest Uung Wlth our City Counal is they're interested in expanding our feeling of commuruty. The pobce depdrtment has the police citizen academy. We want to follow that. I'd like to look toward develop- ing a citizens fire academy to allow them to be seU-sufhcien t before, dur- ing and after an emergency. It's the one I'd really like to see us get. We're open to new and innovative ways to serve the citizens. You've been a battalion chlef for nine yean and have managed the department's 32-membel' fl.re sup- pnlllton d.lvillon. How bu that work prepanMt you for leading the whole depu1mentf As suppression battalion chief, I was responsible for the efficient oper- atJon of one-th.trd of the tire depart- ment. I utilized the knowledge and talents of the captains and thetr crews to proV1de the best sef'Vlce possible to the otizens of our oty The past rune years have allowed me to hone my management skills and develop future leaders. enhance our workmg relabonstup Wlth other departments m the oty As the fire chief, I will uti- lize my adrrurustrabve staff and the strength and talents of the entire bre department to accomplish the same goal -to proV1de the best possible servtce to our obzens As bre ctuef, I won't be out 111 the held as often But I will be work.mg with the leaders of the orgaruzabon. I'll also be working more closely with the heads of other departments We need to work together as di.lferent departments Can you give a sense of what Is most dlWcult about belng a fireUghlerl And what makes you come to work every dayl Ftreflghters are highly tra1I1ed to save llves and property from the rav· ages of hre, natural and unnatural d.ISasters We are called upon when the obzens we serve need us the most. when thetr world has been turned upside down What IS most chfficult is when we cannot make a chfference every tune -a cardtac arrest or a fully involved house hre The frustration comes when you're called too late. As young ftrehghters. you get very frustrated -I could've done more. I could've done that. But as you mature, you learn that you JUSt have to do the best you could do. You have to know, and get to a pomt in your We, where you know you d.td the best you can. and then some What makes us want to come to work each day ts the desire to make a difference to save a life, prevent a fire or teach a fire prevention program. Every shift brings something different (and) we love what we do. Everyday is different. We functlon off what hap- pens at the moment. No two days are alike. Firefighters do, for the most part, love what .... they do. LEnER TO THE EDITOR You've been with the Costa Mesa Flre Department slnce t 980. In what ways has the city changed during that time? When I began m)' career m 1980, the Costa t-.1eSd Fue Department con- SISted of four fue stabons and had onJy one paramedics urut for the entire oty Hazardow. matenals. con· fined space r~cue and wedpons of mass destruebon were not discussed or planned for The only tugh-nse bwldlngs were a South Coast Plaza hotel and Bethel Tower .. The popula- bon was under b0,000 dnd there was not a free\Ad} between '\.ewport Boulevard \\e ha\'e both come d long way m the past 21 yedr-The oty has become one of Orangt• County's lead- mg cultural and busmess centers, and there is more to come Our )Ob change as the com.munity changes The enhancement m tPchnology and equipment has maclt> 1t where we can do more I wouldn t '>d). It has made 1t easier but ll's made 1t Sdfer. As long as we ha\'e Uunqc, that bum, we'll ha\'e the danqN Whal message would you like to get out to residents of Costa Mesa about the departmenl1 The ntizen<. of \o-.ta \ tc>sa should be \'el"\ proud of lheu Im• depctrt- ment It L"-compn t•d of nl<ln} highly mob\ated and dl>dKutro members Each and e\ ery one tdk<"-pnd£> in pro\1dlny the hf-st len•l of E'f'VlCe possible The Co ta ~leSd FU'e Depcirtment en1oys a tremendous repuldbon throughout the l)ldte a.s lx>ing one of the most MJUared-dway departments I JUSt hope the obzeru. redhze they have a very classy, ftTSt-rate ftre department The hre depdrtment does not func- tion by itself -we work Wlth every department m the aty m the course of accomphshmg theu JOb I would llke 1o Ulvtte everyone to see the city m acbon. On May 20, we will be hosting the fifth annual emer- gency services expo at the Placentia fire stabo.n from 10 a m unW 2 p.m. Come out and see your dty emer- gency setV1ces m action I Why don't Newport-Mesa mayors attend their prayer breakfast? port 8Mch and Irvine, and la 1pon- IOl'ed by the Orange Cout Chr1Jt- lan Coalition. Tb9 31th annual Prayer Bl'Mldut, wbk:b WU peu.m.d aft8r' the oftgt· Dl1 NaUOnal Prayw BNUfelt in WMbtngm 0 .C., WU bekl tbil year at tb9 W9lllD South COMt PIUa. and -..rto....,..,... ... well ... ..w. wtth ..,.. .... 11 .. tlly 1,000 bm dour kal community. In put yean, the mayon from the three dtt" have attended and given abort welcome 1peechee to th• audlence. Thia yM1'1 1 WU dlamayed that not one ol the mayon from COtta . M-., Newport 8Mch or lrvtne lbowedup. A aNndlnMn tram lmne end Coundlman Guy Monahan from Colta MeM "'111'• •ntld thole two d ttee, and no one from Newport S..ch attended. Thia la one annual event that I mow ol where dlilenl from trvine, Coeta M--.~ New- port Beach COIM tog9tblr for the common good ol tl...e tbrw dtiM. I hope the rMIGll tbat DOM d the <:WNDt mayon ahl! ded tbe bnaldat wun't became tlM ...a ....... by • CbrtltSl.D .... . uUOD. pray. for tb9 ........ dour community la nondenominatiooal, and there la 00 good UCUM U to why all thr9e mayon did not make the .non to attmld tb1I ~t ann\ial evet. I am dtlappo&n..S lD our -.i ~.andwe~IMour ..,.. know tbet pnJ'S" aD lmpal1ant put dour Mftl. MM .... ~ C...Mma ll J. · 10 Sunday, ...P,11 1 , 2001 POKER CONTINUED FROM 1 poker group started more than 3(} years ago. Conte, Munson, Joan Guy and Linda Deutsch live ln Costa Mesa, while Diane Johnson and Irene Atkinson live ln Huntington Beach and Jackson and Teresa Charpentier live ln Santa Ana. Linda Ingram lives ln LagwtA Hills. A SURE THING Although they all like to gamble, they said at a March poker night at·Guy's home that the poker group and their f.tiendship has been a sure thing since the beginning. . "This is a sounding board for all of us to talk about whatever's bugging us - our children, or our husband or whatev- er,· Ingram said. Over the years, they've shared hun- dreds of recipes and off-color jokes. They've enjoyed graduations, weddings and births together. They've also helped each other ' through the deaths of friends and fami- ly, the illnesses of their husbands and the troubles of their children. ·1 lost a daughter-in-law,· Munson remembered. "I couldn't have made it without my friends here. There's a lot of holding together, of sharing our sorrows and joys." The group members said they have even managed to avoid having a single argument in the 30 years: Even though they each have a dif- ferent favorite poker game. Even though half voted for Al Gore for president and half voted for George Bush. Even though half are USC fans and half are UCLA fans. "We always have been a tolerant group,· Atkinson said. PUNKS AND JOKES But that tolerance doesn't keep the group members from playmg pranks on one another. / The night before the qt'g UCLA and USC football games, they toilet paper one another's houses. When lngram had a baby, 13 years after haVl.llg her last du.Id. the group dressed up in baby dothes for her baby shower. "We're really not old bags," lngram said. •We still have youth in us." As a rule. they tell Jokes at every poker night. "There are three old ladles sittmg on a couch in the IJVing room," Atlunson said. "One goes upstairs to take a bath, runs the water and says, 'Am I getting in the tub or out of the tub?' Another one goes to check up on her and. halfway up, stops and says, 'Arn I going up the stairs or down the stam?' The last one sitting on the couch says, Thank goodness I'm not like her' and knocks on wood. Then she says to herself, 'ls that the front door or the back door?'· Four of them are ongmal members - Conte, 58, Atkinson, 56, lngram. 56, and Johnson, 57 -and the others. Deutsch, 58; G\Jy, 57: Jackson, 58; Munson. 57: and . 1 ' DON I.EACH IOAllV PILOT A nag commemorates 30th anniversary of ladies poker night at the home of Kathy Munson Charpentier, 51, have replaced former members who have moved away. THE BEGINNING ·conte and lngram began the group in December 1970, gathering up the rest of "the girls,· all of whom had small chil· dren and most of whom chose to give up their jobs and stay home. Now, with most of the children out of the house, "the girls• have all gone to work. at least part time. Eight of the members play every time. f'an:d Charpentier is a substitute player who sits in whenever another player can't come. Aside from their love of poker, a senes of connections ties the group together. Their children went to school togeth· er, they spent time together m the PMent Teacher Association and on baseball teams. lngram, a Hallmark retail merchan· diser. is married to Conte's brother, Jim lngram. Munson, a customer service repre- sentative and supervisor at Bank of Arnenca in lrvine, convinced Conte and Guy to get the same job at the same company. Guy works at the same branch and Conte works al the Costa Mesa branch. Munson and Guy graduated from Hoover High School in Glendale togeth- er and lost contact, but became friends again after they both moved to Orange County and met Conte, who reintro- duced them. Conte's husband also went to the same high school, as did Guy's husband and Jackson, a fionst •A lot of us went to Glendale, but most of us didn't know each other then,· Jackson said. "We met again later, after we all moved here.• When Guy and her husband were visiting Conte and her husband, they noticed the house next door for sale and moved in. They have been next-door neighbors ever since. Atkinson's husband was in Johnson's wedding. Atkinson, a service representative with Continuing Medical Education Company, remembered that Johnson, a security guard at Edison High School in Huntington Beach, had mentioned at the wedding that she played poker and invited her to join the group. Deutsch, a part-time employee at the Eder Care Referral A!Jent:Y, once worked with Atkinson at Edison High School. TAKING TURNS The full-time group members rotate houses so they each get a turn to play host. Seven out of eight poker nights, Ingram drives a half hour each way, because she lives the furthest -Laguna Hills. "The eighth time, all of them have to drive to my house,• she said. "It's worth the drive to get out with the girls, to get away from the kids and husband to see my friends. I love it I live for Tuesday every other week. I don't cook, I just get oot of there because it's poker nightl • ·Men are not allowed, except for on Couples' Night. when the group-and their husbands -play llivial Pursuit. "boys vs. girls .• At poker night a few weeks ago, the group members said they could hardly believe they have been playing poker together for so long. "When we started this, we were younger than our kids are now,· Conte said, receiving gasps of astonishment from the rest of ·the girls.· THE OLD AND THE NEW They said a few things have remained the same throughout the years. The music -now called •oldies· - that they listen to while they play has always included the Beatles, Elvis Presley the Everly Brothers and the Beach Boys. And the babble of tallang that fills most of the meetings has also been a constant. •we never stop talking.· said Joan Guy. "There are always three or four conversations happening at once.• Munson nodded. "One husband put a recorder under the table,• she said. ·we came out sounding like a bunch of cackling hens.• But the group members said many things have also changed with the times. "We used to smoke at the table, now we don't,• Munson said. The makeup of the conversation has also changed. "We used to talk about our little kids, then school, then marriages,· she said. "Now it's our aches and paiI1s and hor- mone intakes. And there's e-mail. And we've lea.med a lot of off-color jokes.· Another difference is their bedtimes. They used to play until 2 or 3 a.m., Conte 58.ld. Now, at exactly nudrught. they fold the cards, tally the score and tell a last joke as they say good rught FISH er and. in a way, simpler because it's 1ust you and the fish. front restaurants, and comes out to fish on afternoons when he sees that the tides ape right. mit if you fish on a man-made pier, he said, unless you're catching grunion. But there is something vital to fishing - the tackle. You need lo use the right fishing tackle, he emphasizes. Fish swimming in light surf will normally weigh between one and four pounds. Go out to the sea and swordfish and tuna will weigh between 400 and 500 pounds, he says. breathe fresh au,• he said. "We are doing this for therapy, for health purposes.• CONTINUED FROM 5 display of random generosity from strangers whose faces he's come to know, but the prize is sWJ most important. "It's exciting. catching fish. It really is,· Cerione said. "It's like an adrenahne rush when you gel bit.· Others who hsh agree. With the weather warming. locals have been conung out regu· larly on Newport and Balboa piers for the11 fix of downtune and ocean air It's the cheaper alternative to renting or own· ing a boat, they say. It's qwck- There's something about quietly standing there -on the pier with 1ust your rod, some bait, the fish below and the birds above -that they hnd soothmg. "See how nice it is?" asked Walter Burnham over the crashing of waves and the wind. "Boy, I'm tellm' ya. It's so relaxing, the cool relaxing breeze." The Newport resident said he recently underwent a triple bypass operation and is recov· ered enough to fish every day again. He works right near the pier, above some of the beach· "Most of the time the best fishing is done on the incom- mg tide,• said Burnham, who also uses fr~e tide books he gets from the lifeguard station. "Every day, it moves forward one hour.• He's what they call a surf- Ught-line fisherman because he uses test-lines between six and 12 pounds. On this windy day, he's hoping to catch some corvina and bard surf perch for his seafood-lovmg friends. ·1 gotta move again,· he says, whtle explaining about different fish. "I have to go where the hsh are.• He resituates himself and conbnue!> talking. You don't even need a per- TeMvertlM c.-••••• , .... 1. .. ,.,.. , "It takes some extensive tackle,· he repeats. Dion Barizo, who drove all the way from Loma Linda very early Thursday morning to fish, used a similar type of tackle to catch mackerel. For this 69-year-old, the sport is about more than just getting a bite. ·While we are here, we He and his wife, Demie, venture out to the Balboa Pier about once a week to fish. They bnng their equipment -a -rod, wire, bait, bucket, lawn chair, maybe a net and sometimes some sandwiches, and make a day of it. "But my wife, she's sleep- ing!• he exclaims, pointing to her slumbering. nearby figure. But Burnham, who has moved about three times now to follow the fish, says he's out there to fish. U nothing bites. he leaves. On this unsuccess- ful afternoon, he's getting impatient. "Right now, all I'm doing is trying to figure out whC!re all these crazy fish are at.· be said. ART RESTORATION ~ rtpllir "4~td: • PORCELAIN • l;RYSTAL •PAINTINGS • ClUNA • Gws • GIAPUICS • fwtn AND OTla.l An Cowcnll.f.S rro-0Fim~1 I 10-OFFP.NTllJ\ IOU6' Ol I.US I .. ____ ._.. _____ .., 1oc.llleoleats.eom .. ·,-· Oolly Pilot BUFFA CONTINUED FROM 1 for tbe April Pools Whirlwind World Tour. M you may recall, it all started with my friend Greg + that's Pope Gregory to you 1-who developed the Gre· gortan calendar we use today. Under that old, silly, obsolete Julian calendar, April 1st marked the start of ~e new year. But w.}J.en Gre- gory said1 •Usten up, people. Januaryilst is now New · Year'i"Day. Pass it on,• some folkS, as always, di~'t get. the word.· · They continued to cele· brate New Year's Day on April 1st, wild parties and all. Their neighbors treated them shabbily, sending them on wild goose chases, or mald.ng up stories about terrible things happening next door or in the next village. •April Fools!• the neighbors would shout at them, in a rude, mean-spirited tone, dripping with contempt. All right, maybe it wasn't that bad, but I always liked the way "dripping with con- tempt" sounds. But, as per usual, there are a lot of other theories you can choose from. Some peo· ple think it started as an ear- ly British celebration to mark the doomed mission of the crow who was sent out to find land from Noah's ark . I'm not sure why that's funny, but I never got "Fawlty Tow- ers• either. While we're still in the U.K., April Fools is a two-day affair in Scotland. Setting up the practical joke is called "hunting the gowk" and the victim thereof is called the •gowk, • which, as if you dld· n't know, is slang for "cuck - oo· -the symbol of a fool for the Scots. Day two is called •Tally Day• and the pranks all revolve around the part you sit on -slipping things beneath your tush as you sit down, sticking •kick me" signs on people, etc., etc. Stop, please -yer killin' me wit' this stuff. Other historians think it started as one more celebra- tion of the Vernal Equinox, such as the Roman end-of. winter holiday called "Hilar· ia • -and yes, that's where the word comes from. You gotta. love those Romans. Pick a day, any day, and they'd think up some excuse to throw a rager. I'm sure those Roman winters were brutal. Over the years, most cul· tures have developed their own way of carrying on the loopy April Pools tradition. On April 1, French school- children go to great lengths to secretly tape a paper fish on their friends' backs. When the victim discovers the trick, everyone yells •Poisson d' Avril I" which means, "Poi- son Advil.· No it doesn't. I made that up. It means •April Fish." One kid gets stuck with the paper fish, everyone else screams "Pois- son d 'Avrlll" Get it? I guess you had to be there. In some countries, the ulti- mate ~pril Fools gag is to invite people over and serve a sumptuous dinner back· ward -dessert, main course, salad, appetizers, etc. Could there be anything funnier than that? I don't see how. I know whenever someone slips a chocolate mousse ln front of me, then a London broil, a salad, then frted ca.la· marl -I just laugh and laugh. There are all also a lot of folksy refe rences to April Fools, like thil one from The Old Fanner'• Almanac: ·u it thunden on All Pools Day, expect good crops of com and hay.• Oh, sure, I get lt. U you hear thunder on April 1st, the crops you harvett five monthl later wW be bell ringers. Who wouldn't know thatf Of coune, th ... W.19 the same people who thought bleedlng a a1ck per· IOD with leech .. WU 6 good thing. So that, in a nutab.U, ll the story of AprU Pooll Day. Not th• moet lm_portant day of th• year, but daftnitely one °' the gooft•t. Jt'I IUll Mrly, '° you bave plenty of time. Juat 1ne&k ur. on tomeone and KrMm PoUcm Advil• at tham u loud u you can. lbey'll laucrh and laugh. Proame. Woru 9V91Y time . 1n Prance anyway. I 1JOltl go • ................ c.---...... "" ~ "'"'• ....... nr ............... 11t"91tlulmm • I :U r Daily Pilot Mahler sizzles •Corona del Mar High senior records fa stest time in Orange County this year for the 300-meter intermediates. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT MISSION VIEJO As soon as Co~ona del Mdf thgh senior Jdycee Mahler clPdr<'d ev0ry hurdle tlnd crossed the finish hne m d blazing 47.08 in thC' gtrls :100-melcr intem1e- diate hurdles. she knew her perfor- mance was something spend!. ln the featured rdCl'. and the filth of five heats Sdturddy m the 10th annual Trdbuco Hills Trctck e:ind Field Lnvitabonal dt Trclbuco Hills High, Mahler hrushed second behind M or- gan Aluzer of Thousdnd Octks, the overall wmner in 46.5 1 But Mahler, who ftrushed third overall (behind runner-up Susdn Jackson of Oxnc1rd m 4b.56). recorded the fastest tunC' in Orange County lh.Js year • 1 felt I did my h<'st (this sec1son)," Mahler sd1d, before knowing her clocking topped the> prevtous county h1gh-water mdrk or 47 .4, achieved by El Toro's Damellc> DeBeaub1en. Mahler, whose previous best lh.Js year in the event WdS 48.4, 1s starting to play d little cc1tch-up, despite hdV· ing competed for the Sed Kings every spring. Mahler, pdrt of CdM's CIF South- ern Section Division Ill champion 1,600 relay lc1st year with Ltz Morse, Jenny Cumnuns and Becky Cum- mins, spent her 1umor year and part of her sophomore year at M onte VtSta High, the Bc1ck Bay continuation school. "I needed to get caught up on my credlts, • sdid Mahler. who was still eligible to compete on Coach Bill Sumner's track team • 1 had a prob- lem m school. I didn't Wdnl to sit still and I 1ust gave up on mys<'lf • Last winter, Mahler pldyed !>OCC'<'f for the hrst ttme m two years and dis- covered he r dlhlettc luture. She played c1s a freshman, but. upon returning to the held last season, she was unsure about her sktlls ·1 was shocked at the way I came out,· said Mahler, who helped CdM win the Paciltc Coast League chdmp1- onship in 2001 . ·After a long time of not playing, a lot or players forget how to play. But it was sill! there.• Pnor to the season, fnends encour- tlged her and were excited about Mahler returning to soccer. and that helped Mahler regain some sell-con- fidence, which seems to hdve !>pilled over to the track, where the hurdler and relay runner now sits atop Orange County's best "I'm hopmg to get top three c1t CIF I I Quote Of 1llE DAY •Right now, u• Alen's) top 10 ~ the Uniled Slates ii the two rMe ·-. Bill Sumner. CdM track and field coach . .. Api 2 honoree IOI PAClll Sports Editor Roger Carbon • 949..57 44223 • Sports Fax: 949-650-0170 • Sunday, Apnl I, 2001 11 (AICHING UP WITH ••• Jerry · .. Tardie .. •Once a coach, always a coach. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT W alk into the men's clubhouse at the Balboa Bay Club early in the morning during the week and you'll probably spot Jerry Tardie hanging out with the self-descnbed Six O'Clockers. The in-house men's club wiUun the club includes several ardent sports devotees, like commuruty heavyweights Kirk Dawson, Don deVnes, Mickey Hartling, Zack Wnghl and Irrelevant Week founder Pdul Swald. But when Tdrd1e dnives ·ror his morning workout, he's appropnately U.S. SWIMMING referred to dS "coach " by h.Js fellow SLX O'Clockers Some LO the up-before-ddwn men's club cldlffi to exeros" on stdt10ndf'Y bikes or lift weights, but ·most of them· are eating doughnuts and wdtching the stock market,· dn insider once said Tardie, who hds lived most of hts lile in Costa Mesd dnd the ldst 25 yedrs on Balbod. Perunsuld, has alwdys been thP type of guy to 5tdy m touch For 111Stdflce, the formPr Mdter De1 High bdsketbaJJ coach dnd a·thlellc duector sets up d reuruon every yedr -d weekend of golf <.1t lnd1dn WeLl5 Country Club, where he's d rn0mber for tus eighth-grdde chdmp1onsh1p l>d',ketbt11l tedm of 195b at St BomfdC'P of AndhP1m SEE TARDIE PAGE 13 TRACK AND FIELD Peirsol breaks Corona del Mar High's Jaycee Mahler showed exceptional promise in the hurdles at the Trabuco Hills Invitational. DAllY PILOl fllE PHOTOB\' JENN FER TAYLOR r 200-back mark •Ne wport Harbor High standout wins nat1ondl title and breaks U.S. Open record in 200-meter backstroke. AUSTIN. Tex. -There wds hardly dny doubt Aaron Peusol would become the naltondl champion in the 200-meter back- stroke The bigger goal for Peu- sol, a N ewport Harbor High junior swun standout who ftn- 1shed as the silver medalist m the event LO the 2000 Olympics, was se tllng a world record (m the 300 hurdles),· Mahler sd1d "I'd like to wm 1t, but I need a lot of ddJUSlmg nghl now.· . Mahler IS also unprovmg tn the I 00 hurdlers, m which her personal best IS I b 4 ·I JUSt learned how to lhree- stt•p. • Mdhler saJd of the shorter hur- dle race, wh.Jch she won against Northwood last week in a Pacilic Coast League dual meet. PeU"Sol 1S now the U.S. Open record holder in the 200 back- stroke as he hrushed LO 1.56.56 dfld the nattondl tJUe m the USA Swimming Champ1onsh1ps m Ausbn Saturddy Olympic gold- meddhst Lenny Krayzelburg . who 1!> ldktng the year off. holds the World dnd Amertcdn record LO l '.56 76 .. So wt.II Mahler put up her county- leadmg 4 7 .08 m Saturday's Orange County Championships, also dt Tra- buco Hills? "Maybe," she said. "You never know with me. I've been really husy with soccer nght now. But l'U probably be there at Orange Coun- ty." Mtlhler's favorite sport 1s soccer. She mtends to play next season at a community college. Today. she's scheduled to play with the Cypress College club team in a scnmmage. •1 play with different colleges,· she said As a result, Peusol. a swunmer ror the lrvlnc Novaquallcs, quah- hed for the World Champi- onships, which will be in Japan LO July lie will compete LO the 100 backstroke, as he won the ndtton- al tttle Thursday, the 200 back- stroke and he earned a spot on the 4x100 medley relay tedJTI. DcWP Salo, coach of the lrvlne Novas, sd1d PetrSol led through- out the 200 backstroke. Peusol !L01shed more than three seconds ahead of second-place Marc Lindsay of the Athens swun dub. ·we thought we had a chance of breaklng the world record,• Aaron Peirsol Salo said • (Thl, U S Open record) 1s a good consolation pnze He was pretty happy with that There wa!>n't ever a doubt that he would wm the race.· The U S Open rt•cord 1S the fastest time set m the Uruted States by an Amencan or interna- bonal swunmer and 1t lS a 10- year-old re<"ord, Salo scud BOYS TRACK & FIElD Sh~king off the ill effects Allen on cruise control for CdM • Yelsey wins 1,600, then tries 800 at Trabuco Hills InvitaGonal, despite a bad cold. Richard Dunn D AILY Pit.OT MISSION VIEJO -It's amazing what a litUe motiva- tion can do ror even the worst Ou bugs and colds. ln the case of Corona del Mar H igh senior distance standout Josh Yelsey, it was remembering last year, when he showed up at the nabuco Hills n ack and Field Invita- tional bent on runrung the boys 800 and 1,600 meters. But, in 2000, only an hour was available to rest between races and "\Yelsey scratched the 800. This year, even with a •horrible cold: according to CdM Coach Bill Sumner, Velsey wanted to make sure he competed in both races. Even ii it meant golng against Sumner's will. "I told Joth to forget (the 800), but then he wu out there Uning up. So, in his senior year, he'• becoming SH IOYS MGI 1J ' • Corona del Mar, Estancia perform well at Thabuco Hills Invitational Saturday. ' I • Corona del Mar .. Julie Allen domlnates 1n the 1.eoo meten. GIRLS TUCI & FIELD schools tied for t.lu.rd in 4·13.1 Becky Cummin s, Kathenne Morse d.lld Jaycee Mahler also rcll\ m the relay. CdM distance standouts Katie Quinlan was third in the 3,200 inv1· tational and Season Meservey was fifth. Mahkn' was second overall m the 300 intetmediate hwdles with an Orange County-belt time of 47.08. Mone was nmtb ln the 400 in 1:01.64. ID the pOk! vault, CdM's Kriaerill c.Mry tied fof eacood at 10 feet With Non Dame's OeJ.re Park•. AJ&ll Lomia'I Jen Clark won lbe eWDl at ICM. Par e.a._v, I.ta Hulpe ....... and ... 3.200 19:51~ wbll ..... .....'*-............... 1'be a.gill' 4 x 800....., ....... -MMtlrD Relcb. =rm :.:.:.:· c;.= lcMda-= , ... , .. _ .... , ... ...., ... ................ 12 Sunday, April 1, 2001 Prlmetbne PLAYERS 24 Geoff Brand · 27 Pat Dayton 15 Danfel Duhaime 25 Brett Fielder ' 18 Ovis Hurley 19 Patrick Martinez l6 Stewn Mendez 22 Cody Smith 23 Jordan Thoma ' .. Mwg91. Rick Dayton c.o.ch: Steve Mendez Sportlwolid Bowelvels of Newport tWtaor 1 Johnny Ashen 11 carmen Cimini, jr. 9 Ryan Gute 6 Kyle Kastner 2 Patrick Keehan 10John Mena 8 Robin Mirtiadi 7 Billy Munce 5 Erk Schelin . 4 NidcWard Meneger: Tom Keehan I Coeches: Kevin Schelin, Carmen Cimini, Mike Krasel .. r I .. . SPORTS DMY PILOT PHOTOS BY SEAN HIU£R Johnny Ashen (above, left) is upended as Calvary Chapel Eagles runner Patrick Martinez slides into second. Above, right, Boweivels pitcher Billy Munce delivers in the Pony Division game at Ensign School. At left. John Mena (10) of the Bowelvels slides into second safely as Martinez gets the throw late. A matter of coming into their own . • Costa Mesa Pony team appears lo be coming alive after 9-4 win over Eagles. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH --With lhe toughest part of lheir schedule behjnd them, lhe Sportsworld Boweivcls, of lhe Newport Harbor Baseball Associ- ation. are ready lo make their move to be among lhe elite in the Pony d1v1- s10n. The Sportsworld Bowe1vels begao lhe charge, Saturday, with a 9-4 victo- ry over lhe Calvary Chapel Eagle!> of Cosld Mesa. The Boweivels. who picked up • lhelf rucknarne from a Texas minor league basebaJJ team owned by the late racing great Dale Ernhardt, produced a five-run second inning, breaking a 2-2.tie. Sportsworld, the home team at Ensign lntennecUate School, built a 2-0 lead in the first inning. Johnny Ashen walked and two balks moved him to lhird. Patrick Keehan popped a sacrifice ny to score the first run. Billy Munce dlso earned an RBI wilh a sacnfice fly lhat brought in Erle ScheUn who singled. The Indians, however, answered with two runs in the second irining. Pat Dayton walked to std.rt lhe inning and Chrls Hurley brought him in when Hurley pounded a triple deep m nght field. Brett Fielder grounded out to score Hurley. The Boweivels (3-4) then broke open lhe game wilh lhe Hve-run second inning. An Eagles pitcher's balk scored Carmen Clminl and Robin Mlrhadl singled In John M ena. Mirharu finished wllh two RBis and Manager Tom Keehan awarded him lhe game ball for his performance. Ashen had an RBI double, Keehan grounded out and an error scored three more runs in the second inning. "We started slow this season. "Tom Keehan sajd. •But, now we're picking up steam. We are really playing better every week. We're coming into our own.' Eric ScheUn finished with three stolen bases, while Mena and Keehan stole one base each. Keehan had two RBis and Munce and Ashen earned one each. Though lhe Eagles (5-4) lost, they came up with some sparkling defen- sive plays. Hurley, who played third base, accounted for two double plays. He ended the fourth inning when he fielded a grounder. tagged third for lhe force out and threw out lhe runner before he made it to first. Hurley also ended the sixth inning when he snagged a line drive and threw out lhe runner. The Eagles also had some off en- sive punch. Jordan Thoma crashed lhe baU deep to left field for an mside-lhe-park home run. Thoma hn- 1Shed 3 for 4, while Geoff Brand had a double. "They dad good w1th the double plays,"CaJvary Chapel Coach Steve Mendez said. "When they do that, I give them bubble gum for lheir rewcird." Schelin pitched three solid Innings allowing lhreo hits as he struck out two batters. Munce and Kyle Kastner threw for two mnsngs each as they combined to stnke out four and clid not allow a hit. Cody Smith, Dayton and OanJel Duhaime pitched for lhe Eagles. They combined to scatter seven and struck out thrre Note: Pony D1111s1on baseball is a 16·tHm league which consists of squads from the Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar leagues and the Newport Harbor Baseball Association. Dodger pitch er Sam Lubelro tosses a fastball. Primetime PLAYERS NHBA PINTO DIVISION ~ 10 Matthew Bancroft 9 Jed Gentry 5 David Martinez DAl.Y Pl.OT PHOTOS BY SEAN ..UR Dodgers runner Angelo AngeUdes (2) slides into first base, but Cards' Nellon Simons appears to have the edge. 4 Charles Massingill 2 PaulNeWinan Cardinals, Dodgers play like champs with standout plays • Pinto Division game gives everyone the ir money's worth. Stew Virgen ONLY Plt.oT NEWPORT BEACH _:Wins and losses don't really matter ln the Newport Harbor Baseball Association Plnto dM.sjoo. N eed proof. The evidence can be found in a gam between the Dodgers and the Cardinals played at Bosign Intermediate School S.turday. Coaches from each team agreed the Dodgers woo, but the acoro wun't a concern. 'I ' The Pinto division consists of seven- year-olds as encouragement and teachJng can go a long way in their futures. ·we try to refrain from keeping score,• Dodgers' manager Jim Stowell sald. "I rotate my players every inning so our ldds play dltferent po1ttions. It's good, they all get to play shortstop.• The Dodgers' pitchers turned in some great peTformances, Stowell Mid. Anfelo ADgeUdee wu the only Dodger who threw for two tnnlnga. Mdlllew Carlyle started and pttcbed for one tnnlng, while ToMll PrOIM 9tnlCk out three in the scorelell lomng be pttcbed. On offeme, Prome ftnisbed with a bit and scored two runs. Carlyle also had a hJt. The Cardinals received some quality play from Jed Gentry and Seu Rkhanla, who both bad two 'hits each. Charles~ and Matthew Bucroft caught difficult Oy balJJ. Nellon Simons pitched a no-hJtter through two innings and was backed up by superb defense, Cardinals aaailtant coach S.... llucroft said. •(Simona) pitched phenomenally," said Steve Bancroft, who also doesn't care about the final score. "In the Pinto d.Mlion, it'I really lm~t for UI that they tJy when they're up to bat. that they take a s_wtng et the ball" 7 Cr•lg Picetti 6 Sean ~lch.rds 11 CMse Salaur 8 Nelson Simons Demma 2 Angelo Angeldes 11 Todd Bates 8 ~ Bergquilt 4MMthwl~ 10 Tobin Frame ' OVlltien ...,,.., 7 SMn..Lubllfo 1 Rall6lt ,._. J~,_.. ... 6 JIU9'Audll • Do ily Pilot Prlmetlm• PLAYERS ) ~=-- GI' HI F Giii "' • Da 11Tlm~ 7 Mike c.mw.tf 8 K9Yln CouM>isler 10 Joie Gutierrez 2 Mron H•rper 12 Matt Paine 1 "fyler P•ricer '4 Joseph Riggio, Jr . 5 Richie Rule 9 Cheyne Smith Mw11r: David Paine CoMMI: Phil Cantwell, Joseph Riggio, Steve Bodenhofer INDIJ-• OP C0sTa MllSA 10 Stephen Brown 24 Bryce carich 17 Alex Dominguez 12 RJ. Duemberger 20 Mike Fennessey 13 Dytan Hunter 11 James Mowatt 21 Alex Munoz 14 Sean Sinisi 18 Eric Seagondollar 22 Nick Smith 15 Jamie Tinn ion 23 Jeff Waldron MMllger: Cliff Ouemberger C.oech: Jack carich Sea Dogs wakeup with 9-2 triumph Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -WluJe mo!>t of their fnends sleep lhrough lhe morning or relax with some television, lhe Pony basebdll pldyers are trying to make plays on lhe ruamond. The Costa Mesa lnctians must've had trouble getting out of bed. But, lhe Newport Harbor Sea Dogs were wide awake. The Sea Dogs (6-2) began lheir Sdturday with a 9-2 victory over the lnclians at Ensign lntermedfote School. To earn lheir victory, lhe Sea Dogs came up wilh some hJghlight plays. With the lnchans (6-2) trying to mount d rally, Sea Dogs centerhelder Tim Bodenhofer ended lheir hopes when he stretched and snagged what appeared lo be a home run in the fiflh inning. "He's lhe best centerfielder in lhe league,· Sea Dogs Coach Ptul CantweU said wilhout hesitaUon. Bodenhofer's robbery secured lhe win as lhe Sea Dog lutters broke open the game when they were protecting a 3-2 lead alter three mnings. Sea Dog Kevin Courvolsler walked m the bottom of lhe lhird and Matt Paine's single moved him to second. That's when Bodcnhofer smacked a two-run double. Mike Cantwell looped a single to bnng in Bodenhofer and Jose Gutierrez cracked a base hJt to score cantweU for a 7·2 lead. CantweU's two-run triple that bounced off the centerfield fence also helped in the winning effort. The Indians, who lost for the second time this season, were left with anolher Saturday moJDing loss. ·1 think.we have trouble wilh the Saturday morning games,• lncUans Coach Cliff Duemberger said. ·u·s tough for some of our kids, l guess. (Earlier ln the week) w e beat the Dodgers, who were undefeated, and we made plays. But, not today.• The Indians' Nick Smith pounded a triple ln the second inning and Bryce Cartcll belted a double to prevent the shutout. lndianl pitcher IU. Daenlberger went the last two innings and struck out seven, while yielding just two hJts. Jam.le TIDD.ton. Jama Mow.ti and Jea Waldron also pitched for the lndi.an.s. Cowvolsier pitched three innings and fanned five bat- ten1, whJJe Tyler Parker closed the game with two innings of work with four strikeouts. a..yne Sallll llarted the game and ltruclt out three tn two lnn1ngt for the Sea Dogs. .... ~ OMUof'I.....,... ... ,.......,. ..... ~ ClllMlls of .... ffam the c... ..... Ind Corone .. Mir ....... end""....., Hnot . ........... ~ I Daily Pilot SOFTBALL Tars ·split twQ with Santiago NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High softball team. missing five players from its roster, split a non- league doubleh eader with visiting Santiago'Saturday. The Sailors (9· 7) won the first game, 4-1, as sophomore pitcher Stephanie Ciralli earned her fourth win of the season when she did not allow a hit m four innings. Newport sophomore Alhena Vasquez went 3 for 4 with two RBis and Creshman Jenrufer Gummennan had an ]lBI. The Tars then lost the sec- ond game, but Gummennan went 2 for 3 and she scored a run to tie the game, 2-2, in the. fourth inning. Vasquez fm· ished 2 for 2 with an RBI and junior Brianne Parmeter was 2 for 3. "Basically, we ra.n out of gas,~ Tars Coach Jess Martin- son said. "We only had 11 of 16 roster players. (Piicher) Sabrina Couch and (catcher) Llsa Huntington were out.· Newport resumes Sea View League play with a game at lrvine, i;uesddy at 3:15 p.m. NOH&..EAGUE GanMt 1 NEWPORT HAMOR 4, SANTIAGO 1 Santiago 100 000 0 • 1 1 3 Newport Harbor 020 101 x • 4 8 2 Robertson and Angevine; Cirallr, Moore (5) and Campbell. • W • Ciralli, 4-1. L • Robertson. 28 • Vasquez (NH). Gamel SAHnAGO 4, NEW'PO«f HAAllOR 2 Santiago 020 001 1 • 4 9 1 Newport Harbor 001 100 0 • 2 8 1 Alleen and Angevine; Moore and Bearden. W • Alleen. L • Moore. 3-6. 28 • Robertson (S). DEEP SEA SATURDAY'S COUNTS Davey's Lodter • 11 anglers on 1 boat. 47 bonito, 38 caltco bass, 16 whitefish, 5 blue perch, 2 yellowfin croaker, 2 sheephead. Newport Landing . 121 anglers on 3 boats. 5 white seabass. 489 white croaker, 90 white fish, 82 sandbass, 20 sheephead, 10 caltco bass, 9 sculpln. BOYS CONTINUED FROM 11 uncoachable, • Sumner said tongue m cheek. ' Before the 600, Yelsey won the 1,600 invitational in 4:21.21 , finishing ahead of runner-up Doug Westphal of Torrance (4:23.95). Estancia's Hum- berto Rojas was 16th in 4:39.78. • (Yelsey) remembered last year and didn't want to do the same thing,• Sumner said of ~ star pupil's desire for more competition, while proving he could still .endure the -~et's rigors-even with a cold. "He said be wanted to double. Last yedr, he was so tired, he was com- pletely zapped and couldn't come bdck for the 800." Yelsey had only 10 minutes more between races this year, and, despite hls illness, posted a 2:01 in the 800. At tllTles Saturday, there were enough spike problems to resemble a crowded murucipal goU course on a holiday. Estancia's En~ Lopez got spiked by an opponent m the 1,600 (he fin- ished 25th overnJI in 4:59), while CdM's Chris Carpenter never mdde it onto. the trdck ror the 300 intermedi- ate hurclJes because of wearing the wrong spikes. "(Lopez) got a severe ·~pilung, • TARDIE CONTINUtD FROM 11 ·All hve (starters) get together every September," Tardie said. "Thdt's 45 years dgo we won (the Southern Calilonua Catholic school L1Ue). It's d great group of guys." Tardie, who also helped St. Boruface win 34 straight gdffies al one point, becdme Mater Dei's ftrst All·CIF Southern Section basketball player in 1960 Followtng an outslandmg hoops Cdreer at Mater Dei, the 6-foot Tardie pldyed at SeatUe University for four yedrs, leadmg the Chieftams' freshmen team in scoring m 1961 , then servmg as the varsity's key sucth mdfl and part-tune starter for three seasons. . Wlule at SeatUe U., Tdrclie played with, among others, 6-5 guard Eddie Miles. who enjoyed a rune-year NBA career with the Detroit PtStons, Balti- more Bullets and New York Krucks. I SPORTS Estancia distance coach Charlie Appell said. "It left a long cut up his chin. He got it real bad, but was able to finish the race.• Sumner said it was ultimately his responsibility for making sure his ath- letes were wearing the property spikes for the synthetic surface at lra- buco Hills High. In the 3,200, Estanoa's Mike Casil- las finished seventh overall in 9:56. In another 1,600 heat, Estancia's Pdnltllo Ehas crossed second in Al the ?1P.e, Seattle's most famous basketball alumnus. Elgin Baylor, would often show up on the weekends fof. pickup games during the NBA offseason and provide free ' entertduunent for the student body. •(Baylor) wds awesome,• Tardie said. "I le was ahead of his time. He'd come on weekends for pickup games and the gym would be hall full (to watch him).• Like his former SL Boniface teammates. Tardie still gets together with tus Seattle U. teammdtes from the early 1960s. "In fdcl, I'm up here in Seattle nght now.• Tardie said recently during a telephone interview. ·I'm dnving by that Safeco basebaU stadium nght now, and that new football stadium looks unbelievable. I went up here for a mini vacallon for basketball.• These days, goU IS T<lrdie's biggest habit. H e drives oul to the desert from his Newport residence every weekend to play at lnd1an Wells Country Club, where earlier Uus year Corona del Mar's Joh Yel.sey leaves a Held of runn~rs In his wake In the 1,600 meters at Trabuco Hills High Saturday. SfEVf M (RANI Dt v PllO' 4:42.58, behind La Sierra's Mdl Kem (4:35.81). Estdncia's 4 x 800 relay of Abel Flo- res, Geraldo Orozco, Casillas and Elias also competed. Sunday, April 1, 2001 13 TRACK & FIELD Tars tear up Pasadena Games PASADENA The Newport Harbor High's distance medley relay squad won flrst place at the Pasadena Oames at Pasadena City College Saturday. as the Seniors' boys and gtrls track .;md held teams sparkled. I Harbor's distance medley relay of Jesus Santana, who rd.fl the 1,200, I Rich Weber Tdn the 400, John Peschelt took the baton for the 800 and Chns McMlllPn completed the victory with hlS run m the 1,600, dockmg a 10:31.0, I which 1s the Uurd-fastest time m the stdte this year, Coach Bun Bany said. Peschell also hnished second LO the I 800 with d personal best 1 :55.1. ·Everybody was llred toddy,· Appell said. "Tlus last week we've had d lot of hard races and workouts, i dnd everyone was doubhng dnd tnplmg on Thursday (LO d Pdc1hc. Coast Ledgue dual meet). Newport senior Dan Moyer fin- 1~hed fourth in the 300 hurdles m 34.BO, hts personal best Amber Steen was second in the 800 tnVltaUonaJ (2·15.01) with a PR, and she won the I ,600 mvttationaJ 10 5·00.76 Nadia Popalovic was second m the :!Oo open hurdles (47:15), hettenng her best u.me by 2.5 seconds ln the 400, CdM's Alex Vincent clocked a 54 .34 he findlly cracked lbe dmateur held in the Bob Hope Classic Pro-Am Tardie was on d wailing hst to play m the event for several yt•<1r'>, but in 2001 his name came up "Once you've been l!I the pro-dm for rive straight years. you're dutomt1ll- cally in there," he said. "Thdl\ my g0d1 for the next (four) yedrs • As a basketball coach, Tard1l' broke mto the husmess dS an dssistant at St. Mdrtin's ColleyP m Olymp1d. Wash , where he ldsted two years. Then came the oppo11uruty of d lifetime: To return Lo his aJn1d mdler, Maler De1, LO 1967. He WdS the youngest head basketball coClth dt the time in Orange County dt t1gP 24 Tardie, who coachE'd lhe Monarchs for 13 years. was al'>o Mctter De1's athletic director ror I 0 y<>c111> ·I was getting d llttlt• burned out dfter 13 years,· Tdrdie '>did ·1 '>tdrted when I was 24 .. coaching all y<•t1r, even in the summer. Thf're wcre>n'l any gunmies. I wdnted to take d yedr ofr. • After the 1980-81 school year, Tdfdie's hnal year as dthlenc dLrector. he entered the private businesl> world and has been d successful agent for State Farm Insurance ever since. Tdrdie was initially hlfed Lnto the business by Jack MclOdlly whos£• c,on. Pat, played footbaJJ dl 1 larvdrd and several years in the NFL. mostly with Cincmnau, dS d wide receiver and lucker During lunchu.me Monday through Friday these days. Tardie cr1n usucilly be spotted di one of tu.s ldvonte eatenes. like the Arch~. or worlung hard in tus Costd Mesc1 office on Newport Boulevard LocaJ restaurdteurs know hllTl by name "I love pnvate busmess, • sdld TclrdtP, dlso a huge Boston Red Sox ldn "It's been great. I have no regrets (leavmg Mater De11 . I've been very lucky.· Tdrdie has two grown children A son who serves m the U S. NaV) dbodrcl the USS Cleveldnd and a ddughter who teaches preschool LO Mission Vie10 He has two grdnd children "God'i; been good to me • he Sdld Index Polley ---rJ ...... ,. c:J ....... ,. --~~ SERVICE DIRECTORY Flctltlout BualnH• Heme Stntment The followlno perton• .,.~ ... I H , i, on Media Inc.. 125 I/le Genoa. ~:~:rt BHch, CA Mllpleion ~ Inc., (CA), 47203 El Agadir Clrde, Palm 0tMrt; CA 922&0 Thie bollMa It OM- ~ by. 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Condo. 2 garages deck, Ava~ row 213-14&6300 items, & rru:11 more! .,.. o.d ........ ..._ Training 1110Yicled atlloctivt ACROSS 1 Friendly 5 " .. fear -· 11 Gallefy 17 Pesky insect 2 t Birthright seller 22 Bett8', weather-wise 23Tidy up 24 Starlet's quest 25FD< a sock 26 Newspaper machine 28 Autti unknown 29 Eyeglasses 31 Doctors' org 32 Lounges (around) 33 Extinguishes 35 RobuS1 37 StJcky 38 South African Httlers 39 Mountain hrs 42 -the hne obey 43 Unable to see 44 Night flyer 45 2001 and 2002 49 Using nuclear energy 51 Forest unrts 52 Type of vehicle 53 New England harbor 54 Bar frurt 55Pladge 56 Vote in favor 57 Amusement 58WOf'tt. a row 59 Boxer B&rittey 60 Dolphin's home 61 l.ong-ha1red cat 63 Give a party for 64 Fondle 65 Mountain nymph 66 Small armed vessel 67 Of a higher class 68 Fool 70Tooth on a wheel 71 Long time 72Begs 73 To the sheltered Side 74 Waiter's handoU1 75 Quaint hotel 76 Complein noisily n Glossy pain1 BO Prince Valiant'& son 81 Med. workers' org. 82 Harden 86 Adjust the clock B7 Pancake rurner 89Award 90 Me, to Miss Piggy 91 Tousle 92Serious 93Asp 94 Oscar's cousin 95 Great anger 96 Pt of am1n 97 Comprehend 98 Kind of wave 99 Put tn the refrigerator 100 Regular 102 Pu1 on (clothes) I 03 Producer -B DeMllle 104 Examined 105Compete 106 Ewe's mate 107 Apples and pears 108 Chart shape 109 Begley and Asner 110 Horse features 112 Rainproof covers 113 Impressionist painter 115 Bar supply 118Tno 119 ·-the season· 120 Penny p1ncher 124 Petty of "Free w111y· 125 Blockbuster rental 129 Goose egg. In spons 130 Disfigure 131 Opposed 132 Motor-mOU1h 133 Volcano active In Roman times 134 Electncal unrts 135 Dachshund 'hotel' 136 Vilifies 137 Lean·to DOWN 1 Ties the knot 2 Cousin of PDQ 3 Hard to oome by 4Chomp 5 Mischief-maker 6 Diatribe 7 Llke swampland 8 Writet Ferber 9 Be a tandlOfd 10 Lacier 11 Fished 12 Answer 13 Beetles e.g 14 Put away 15 Tyrant 16 Follow as a consequence 17 Pastures 18 Forbidden lhtng 19 Baseball-family name 20 Circus need 27 They're often proper 30 Smooth fabric 34 Check for fl1 38 Bird of fable 37 Ga1her bit by bit 38Not allow 39 Ruler of ancient Baghdad 40 Sound gear 41 Love apple 43 Rye or white 44 Woodwind 46 Panhenon goddess 4 7 Cheered (for) 48 Scoffs at 50 First wk day 51 Pinch 52 Showy Ofnamental 53 Sweet roll 55 View 561mpulse 57 Ponly eo Bay window 61 Small dog 62 Golf91' Woosnam 630emon 65 Young bird of prey 66 Small mass 67 Wave wildly 69 Noble titles 70 Soldier's snacil bar 72 Kind of bear 740ver the - unsolicited 75 - -bind 76 Runway walk8f n Royal fur 78 Nerve cell 79 Declare BO loan abbr. 81 Computer· keyboard key 82 Calyx pan 83 0flnk 84$tymred 85Harv861s 87 Pouch 88 Exptort .89 Some skins 92 Sushi-bar selection 93 Bad habits 94 'Ha!" 96 Actress Bernhardt 98Storms 99 Dairy product 101 Autobiography of a son 102 • -Kaprtal' 103 Jazzy Chick 104 Porky or Petunia 106 Remember vividly 107 Paci<age 108Bother 111 Kim of 'Verogo' 112 Not these 113 Football analyst Mike 114 Mand XL 115As Well 1 16 Scottish lake 117 Study hard 118 Seabird 119 "Soope" start 121 Green of 'Radio Days" 122 C>Jprey kll'I 123 Kind of hog 126 Place of retreat 127 Detective Spkf e 128 0ral pauses ~~~~ I 210F<lll = 11--~ I WUUYESTATES ~ loc. 2 car gar, WO hll·UP _ _ Dobbs Beaver lop hat $300 $2400 Agt 949-293-4632 LARGE UNITS AVAIL Framed Ctasslc fans $700 ... 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Earn on tine Income $2000-7000,.lmo. www.aoforltlola.com 3Br 2Ba ramo<1et new : EVERYTHING MUST GOI : CllP81. super Clean. comm * * pool, tennis, 52600/Mo * 2640 AVON STREET, * 71Ml0-1ooo 606- 2927 * NEWPORT BEACH * •••••••••••• I need e MW homel femlly Alt Gallery Bllbol lllllnd nNds Stitt peraon, 3-4 deya per wk. Hrly • comm. 94Mn-ot39 °' ~~ ~ ~ : CALL 949-642-2.255 : &bllght.pa~~~pool & ••••••••••••••••••••••• It moving and I can't go. Bl~ tlfge Lib, (collle mli), melt, neuter.a. I love cell 1nd everybody elte tooll 94M4e-792e 714-323.073& sea J2600'm 949-856-2369 MIO PENIN LOCATION lrg 1Br 1Ba clc>le.x. deck. I house IO ocean, bay VieWt, S15()(Vyearty F0t more Into call 949-699-8584 • Sp1clou1 2500 • 1f Townhomt open bl1Qllt In beautiful bay, bee~ 011 areent>eh near pool. 3Br °' ~ + lam nn, 38a. 2 car gai. Am May 1. 949-219-0115 38r 288 Newport · penln highly upgrldecl, quiet loc, 2 car gar, wd hkup f2300 M•2tM&32 1 br 1 bl, pert(1!19 big cite* •• to Nlld ,..... 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