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Serving th e Newport-Mesa com munity since 1907
MONDAY, APRIL 12, 2004
IN BUSINESS
Vintage finds without the hassle
Thrift shoppe rs who prefer findipg their old,
fashionable wares in one spot pay to avoid
digging, but it's still cheaper than the mall.
Alicia Robinson
Daily Pilot
big business with the younger
set, and people older than 30 are
also scouring the racks for de-
signer labels at more manage-
able prices.
clothes. "They go to placei. like
South Coast (Pla7.al and Fashion
Island and they see that they can
come here and get ii for a frac-
tion of the price."
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migh1 find a shiny black vinyl
shirt next 10 a plaid hutton·up -
rhe kind often favored by grd.lld-
pas. NEWPOIIT-MF.SA -For some
c,tore owners, each day ar work is
literally old hat. And old pan1s.
and old dresses and old shoe~.
Oothing resale s10reo; arc
~howing that recycling can bl'
profitable. They·ve been doing
"Pretty much !15% of our busi-
ness is all local kids," said Cam-
eron Saliari, store manger or Gal-
axy Exchange. a Coi.UJ Mesa :.tort'
that i.ells used n;une-hranu
Galaxy Exchange hus been on
I !arbor Boulevard for four years
and is doing well selling high·
lJuality used designer clothes.
Saliari said. But the store is now
fa cing some competition from
Buffalo Exchan~e. which opened
lai.t month at the L<1h Anti-Mall
in Costa Mesa.
1\ shopper at Ruffalo 1'.xchun~e
"We have a very wide range."
store manager Jeanelle KimbaU
said. "We have current popular
styles and we dclirutely haw vin-MARKC OUSTIN/OAILYPILOl
Jeanette Kimball. manager of Buffalo Exchange in the Lab, shows a
see VINTAGE; Pa&e A4 pair of used shoes at the store that sells new and vintage clothes.
Getting up for Easter
Crumm el
trial starts
today in
Riverside
Wo rshipers from a variety of churches hit the sand early
for a sunrise service that's become a Newport tradition
Luis Pena
Daily Pilot
E aster services typically begin at 9 or
JO a.m. inside a church, bu1 a few
early-rising !>OUl'i brought their
b lankets and lawn chairs to hear
sunrise services on the beach.
As Ouistians made their way one by one
onto Lhe sand at 14th Street on the Ralboa
Peninsula. a tall wooden cross surrounded by
lilies awa]ted 1hem as Oui:.t Olurch by 1he
Sea United Methodist welcomed its own
Paisley Muller, 10, huddles
against her father,
Rodman, as he sings a
hymn during the service.
parishioner!.
ulongwith
worshipers
from other
churches.
Th e Rev.
George R.
Crisp began
services al 6:30
a.m .by
playing
gathering
music on hi!>
h'Uilar with
worshipers
.;inginR "allelu,
allelu, alleluia.
amen." The
ervice later
had a choir
singing along.
.. It's a
pleasure to
have an army
of people to
begin planning
fo r these s~rvice~ ... Crii.p 'laid "Mo!o l of all i!'s
important 1ha1 you are here."
"Whal a more gloriou!> way to celebrate
Ea!oter morning than on the beach. Lhe ocean
that God has created.·· said Joan D'Ardenne,
who hegan the Easter sunrise service with
ano1her Quist Clrnrch by the Sea mem her 14
years ago.
O'Ardenne said people come on bikes,
walk a nd bring their dogs tu the service,
which has turned inlo a community event. A
lot of families have made it u tradition to
a11end the services. shv satd.
He is accuse d of ·exually
assaulting and murdering a
Costa Mc a teen in 1979.
Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
NEWPOlll lll·ACI I -JI'-; been a lJUarter
(If a ccn111ry !.inn · U year-old Jamey frot·
ler <fr•appearl'd while walking along I lar
bor Roull'vard. 1111 h i., way to 'chool.
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Almo ... 1 25 yl·ar' la1t·r. f,1111e' I re· C:n 1111-
mel, Lhc man .1ln1-.cd ul ... l'xually <1...,,'><1Ulting
;u1d 111unkru1g the< O\ta I\ ll'-.a rccnager. is
lacing ;i jury I ri,11 in llt\'l'r'oldt• County.
1 lw pm:-.t'l'lll 11111 a11d d l°f('ll'ol' will
p rt''ol'lll lhl'lr Ofll'lllll).: ,irglllllt'lll!\ tncJa~1 in
a runvolull'tl dt•a th pl'nall y case thJt'!> had
nwl'l' tw1~1 ... and llir11., 1ha11 a I litchcock
produr111111 .
Oflirial ... a trt•,11•d Ln1111nwl in NL•wporl
Bl'ach in 1~1'17 111 r11111wr 1io11 \\~lh fm tll'r'!\
death <1ffrr lw rl'Jmr1cdlr ll'd poltn• w the
boy':-. rl'n1o1111 ... 011a"1111dt•d trail olT the Or-
tega 1 llghwav. ( :n1111111d I'> ,t•rvmg a ltfc•
'Cllll'nn· lur 'l'\tt.tlh Jhtl' .. illg a 16-year-
old boy in h1 ... N1•wp11n Cn:.,t condo.
I le wa!\ Newport llNt h\ JIN high pro-
lile Megan:, L<1w l'il'ol'. lk~1dent!. also pick·
l'tcd out'\idt> ht., honH• tu RL't Crummcl.
idcntilied hy pulin· "·' a hiµh·ri'k ~ex of·
render. 0111 of 1lwir lll'lghhmhood.
l);irleen Savoji 'Pl'arhl·adt•d that pro·
lt!:-.1. She ... aid C:rumn1d had invilcd her
...,ons, tlwn I:\ ,111d 7. 111111 hi-. hou ... e. a~king
them ii they w:ulll'd lo drink Coke and
watch B1\1X 11111\ll''·
"I can't lwlit•\(' tt\ tal..t•11 'u long and he
has gollcn ,1\\ay from 1h1., for so many
ycari.," ... he -..;ud. "It\ fru,trating. but rea!\-
o;uring to 1..nnw 1h.1t ht· rn11·1 get aw·Jy."
Hawed lt'\ttttg and rontarninalion of
evidence dl'layl'd the trial. which wa~
originally S<'I to bt•g111 in Sl'plcrnber.
Having the services out at the beach
makes it unique, m ore inviting and
nonthreateninjit 10.those who aren'I regular PHOlOS BY KENT TREPTOW /DAILY PILOT
The Rev. George R. Crisp dl!livers his sermon, "Embrace the Blessing,· during the Easter
see EASTER. Paee M sunrise service on the beach presented by Christ Church by the Sea United Methodist.
C:rummel\ dl'fen1.e made a flurry of pre-
trial motion., over thl' la~t kw week.<, in-
cluding one la~I week tu <idd evidence
linking the no w rim,... "Freeway KiUer."
Wllham Bonin. to I rotter'-; dealh. But the
judge declined th.tt n1011on. d isallowing
the defcnM' 10 pww nt the le'>timony of
James Munro, a i:o-defendant in Bonin's
trial. Defenst• a llorncy~ :.aid Munro had
told live people over 2:l years Lhat Bo nin
INSIDE/OUT
Bugs Bunny and the meaning of Easter
Every f..aster momlng, at first light,
my molher would wake up the
kids and comm ence the difficult
task of getting us ready for church. This
required a lot of time and endless
patience. neither of which my mother
ever had.
As long as she loomed over us.
threatening and cajoling every step of
the way. we would steadily dress
ourselves to the point at which we
could be seen in public. But the
moment she turned her back, off we
would run to do something endrely
unrelated to the subject of salvation.
She would go into the kitchen to make
coffee, and Instantly my brother
Michael was in the
living room watching
canoons. his white
Sunday shirt
half-buttoned and
hanging open.
"What are you
doing1" I remember
her walling when she
walked in on him.
"Watching Bugs
Bunny," he replied. DAVID
SILVA "On Easter?" she
shouted. "You're
watch ing Bugs Bunny on the day our
Lord Jesus rose from the dead?"
"I thought Jesus liked bunnies on
'•
Easter!"
"Don't be blasphemous!"
"What's blasphemous. Mom?" I
asked, havi ng been lured into the room
by the siren song of falling anvils and
bouncing springs.
My mother stared at the fiJthy T-shfn
and jeans I had thrown on and shook
her head.
"Blasphemous is going to church
dressed like that," she said. "Now go put
on yourcommunion suit!"
"But It doesn't fit anymore!"
"Do you want to go to hell? Do you
want the deviJ to torment you for all
eternity?"
"Well, no ... "
"Then go change your clothes!"
It was always difficult 10 argue with
Mom on matters pertaining to religion.
My siblings and I fully believed that. as
spiritual leader of the family, Mom held
In her hands the keys to both heaven
and heU. This was a belief she actively
encouraged, as ii helped keep us In line.
At the slightest provocation, s he would
whip out those keys and "angle them in
front of you -well. one of them,
anyway. Mom was famous for her
threats of eternal damnation, but I can·t
recall her once saying that If we did
something right, we were going to
S.. INSl>E, Pace M
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SPORTS
Three Newport-Mesa
standouts pldted to
represent South in the
Orange County All-Star
football game on July 16.
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YOUR
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
~IAR~ C DUSTIN I OAJLV PILOT
I lt•lly wc1.111n, center. the owner of Melange. along with daughters Kayhn D1ercksme1er, 18. left. and Kirby Fopma, 22, right, hold up
'l .i Rue ... 1m 011g1nal potntmg of Wo1ahn's in the showroom of her Balboa Island art gallery and g1f1 shop. which opened last month.
Art with a French twist
Alicia Robinson
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MONDAY
The Orange County Women's ReferTal
Scrv1cr. ,, husiness and professional
orH.tnin 111on for tnl·n and women. will host
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BUSINESS CALENDAR
its networking luncheon at 11·30 am. at the
Radisson Hotel, 4545 MacArthur Blvd .
Newport Beacn. Information and
reservations: (714) 623·2666. (949) 495-8864.
TUESDAY
The lntemational Assn. of Business
Communicators will host "Marl(eting to a
H1span1c Audience" by Sheryl Pearl from
S&S Communications The ovent will begin
at 11 ·30 a.m at the Clubhouse Restaurant,
South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bristol St . Suite
\\ h1d1 ha;,. ht•t•n ut~'l·nbt·d as rolori'l aml
1·\prt'"'°11"t. ~111· 1"c' 1•1vi<.l ln1l''> in her
p.11111111g'> ..... 1111h111cludt' Frt'nr h 'trt•t•t
"l'lll'' Jnd 1rttt•rio1 .... -;uch ;i.. ,1 mom full of
1h,,in,1}ed d1.11r' .rnd hook' a11u"
l..1d .1•tJ-o!T ~hoe. that haVt' ca1 !It'd lll'r
c "lllpan,on' to I knri ~lati~'e
··you don't chooSl' your style." Wo1ahn
,,ud. "II '~ 'ort of inherent in you ifvuu're
11"111} hont''t .i~ an ,Jrll\t." . .
But '>ht al'o makl•' hl'r art m:cessible by
11ttl'1111g -.111aller 12-mch !.quart• paintings
111.11 h1·.1r uplifting 'aying' of her own
1111·t11t1011. "When life ~eems rolorle!>'>,
'tand 111 J llowerbed." " one cxampll'.
"hnt• all i!>n't for everybody." Wujahn
.... 11J ":\ot t•verybody's gmnK tu walk into a
g.tlll'ry and drup $2500 on a pa111ling. hut
lt'11•yl 11(111ld like to 01V11 a piel'c of work by
thl' ,JI ll'>t."
Whtie shl• ~Lill ha1-mumenti-of
lrt•p1dation about when her next painting
11 ill '>l'll. for now !>he's en1oying n.mning the
... 1to11. and custOllll'r'• haw shown their
apprO\al. <,he -.aid.
"l'cople are really, really gelling it," she
'aid
2802, Costa Mesa. The cost is $20 to $45.
Information· (714) 708-2582.
WEDNESDAY
The Newport BHch Chamber of Commerce
will have a Newport Networking lunctteon
from noon to 2 p.m. at the Radisson Hotel.
4545 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. Th~
event will be mini-expo style. Attendees are
invited to display their brocttures and
business cards. The cost is $20 to $27.
Information. (949) 729-4400. ..
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THE BUSINESS OF LANGUAGE
Hold on to
your hat .. e
Passive
sentence
structure
was chosen' by me
a'> a topic for this
column.
vocabularies. But
effective writers
all know how to
retell an action in
a way that makes
it most
inll'resting. My guess is
that. even those
who don't really
know the
difference
between active
and passive
strur ture still
JUNE
CASAGRANDE
It takes some
practice, but it's
worth it. A quick
search of the
busint·ss news
wires produced a
numbrr of cases
i-ense there's something
wrong with my opening
line. IL'~ the kind of writiHg
that makes a reader glaze
over with boredom and
quickly tum a page.
As Elvis might have
observed if he were the
world's first rock 'n' roll
grammarian. the sentence
needs a little more action.
Compare it to. "I chose
passive sentence structure
as the topic of thi!>
column." Much more
engaging, right?
OK. ru come up with a
more exciting example:
"Grammar was
revolutionized by Elvis
Presley when his hit. 'You
Ain't Nothin' But a
Dangler.' topped the
charts." Silly I know. but
stay with me. Compare
"Grammar was
revolutioni7..ed by Elvis . . ..
wit h "Elvis revolutionized
grammar ...
Active sentence!> almost
always take the structure of
subject-verb or
subject-verb-object.
Someone does something
to something; ic's the most
direct and action-packed
way to recount an event.
·n 1e subject performs the
action -immediately,
directly and with a
minimum of goofmg
around.
Passive sentences almost
always flip things around
in a way to make the
sentence or phrase much
less direct:
action-(performed
by)-subject.
The preposition "by" is
the red nag. Whenever you
think you smell a passive
St!ntence. check for the
word "by." !fit's there, as.k
yourself whether you can
f1ip-Oop the sentence.
For my money. this is the
:.ingle most important and
striking difference berween
professional (or
professional-quality)
writers and amateurs.
Most good writers don't
know much about
grammar. many aren't great
spellers and they don't
necessarily have the best
in which an effective
communicator could
better grab a reader: a rally
"was attended by 60.000
people" would have been
much more eye-catching
wriuen "60,000 people
attended the rally."
Any questions? No? Then
we'll rnovc on to a topic
I've been avoiding for a
while. A reader had asked
how to know when to use
"01110· versus "on to." I've
been avoiding it because
the answer just isn't all that
clear to me. The answer
lies in some blurry
di~tinctions between
prepositions. adverbs and
prepositions that are
"adverbiaJ" in Oavor. But
those distinctions don't
help me understand the
difference.
1 lere's my best grasp of
the mailer: When the "on"
is part of a verbal phrase
such as "hold on" don't
mash it together with a
"to'' that folJows. The
Olicago Style manual gives
as an example "the
gymnast held on to the
bar~." Otherwise. use
"onto": "The gymnast
jumped onto the bars."
Vague, I know, especially
because "on" is a word that
often follows the word
"jump." But they're not
really working together to
create a single verb. You
tell someone "jump," but if
you said. "jump on," there's
a specific something you're
telling them to jump onto.
Timt's your clue u1at the
"on" is a preposition -it
refers to an object.
On the other hand. you
might ycll 10 someone.
"hold on!" But, in the same
insta.nce, you'd never just
yell, "hold." That's because
the "on" is working as part
of the verb in a way that
makes it mean -;omething
different from just plaln
old "hold,"
• JUNE CASAGRANDE
covers Newport Beach and
John Wayne Airport. She may
be reached at 1949) 574-4232
or by e-mail at june.
casagrande ii'fat1mes.com.
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
Patctty morning fog should
clear into another sunny day
with light winds. It should
remain mostly clear at night,
with some patctty low clouds.
Expect dense fog and fight
winds l81e at night.
lnfonnation:
www.nws.noaa.gov
BOATING FORECAST
West winds will be 81 10 to 15
knots early. making wind waves
of 2 feet or less. Waves should
rise to 3 feet In the afternoon on
a west .w.11 of 2 to 4 feet 8110
seconda. The wind and waves
should ll8V the Mme It night,
with the wind lessening to 10
knots overnight.
Farther out, a northwest
wind should be et 10 knots,
Increasing to 15 to 20 knots in
the aftemoon. Expect wind
waves to start a1 2 feet or le11
in the morning end increese to
3 feet In the aftemoon on 1
west swell of 3 10 5 feet at 10
seconds. At night, a northwest
wind should blow at 10 to 20
knots. creating 3-foot waves on
a west swell of 4 to 6 feet at 11
seconds.
SURF
West-facing breaks should
be your best bets, with
ctteat-hlgh sets being the
standard with occasional
shoulder-high-plus sets. Expect
walst-to-c:hel1 waves on
south-facing breaks. w.ter quMtty:
www.surlrider.org
TIDES
Time
3:32a.m.
11 :34a.m.
6:57p.m.
11 :23p.m.
Height
4.81 feet high
-0.38 feet low
3.69 feet high
2.78 feet low
WATER TEMPERATURE
61 degrees
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Dally Pilot Monday. April 12. 2004 A3
COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW
ON THE AGENDA <md common areas. PLANNING APPLICATION FYI
I !ere arc u few of the items Lhc
comrnisi.101i will consider Munday.
WHAT TO EXPECT .
· Staff members don't foresee any
negative effects from the subdivision
and are recommending approval.
h4itd a new two-story house at ~8:.1
Grove Place. Last monU1. the
commissipn continued Schubert:'>
api)eal to give him more time 10 work
wirh staff members to redesign the
project to mainly reduce the building
mass.
Calvary Omrch Newport Mcsu
wants to dl·molish the c•xhlin~
church facilities at 23rd Street aml
Orange Avenue and huild a
development or 26 ~rnall·lut. fa1111h
homes.
•WHAT: Next Planning Commission
meeting
•WHEN: 6:30 p.m. today
SUBDIVISION REQUEST
HOUSE APPEAL WHAT TO EXPECT
• WHERE: City Hall. 77 Fair Drive
•CONTACT: (714) 754-5245
nu· applic:Jflt. ( 'on1111011Wt·ahh
Pannen. I.LC: will ask the t:om1111"11111
to approvl' a ~ubdivision nl thrl'l'
ex.istiHg parcels at 2 tiJwn Cl•nter i1110
14 parcl:'ls. The ~ubtJivil>ion wouhJ
div1t.le lhe existing parcl'li; into IO lots
for buildings and four lms for parking
Although the revisions don't mcl't
the specific criteria of the residenual
design guidelines. tht'y meet the
inte111. planning sralT members S<Jy. Su
they arc recommending approval..
WHAT TO EXPECT
rumpatihle \\ ith the ntiighburhood.
l~ut tlwy art' recommending denial of
tile' projel't hrl'ause they feel larger
lots .uuJ mort' rroditionaJ i.ingle-family
dt'Vl'lopme111 is more typical of the
t'ity\ l'a't ~1dt'.
Otarity event to offer . . winner a pn cey car
f-lt•t1:hcr Jones Motorcar:. plan ...
to donate one of its m o!.I popu-
lar cars on Wednesday in an cl-
fort lo raise at leaM $!00,llllll tor
lhe March of Diml's.
Ar 7::m a.111. Wednesday s11n11·
of 1he mosl innucntial h11:-111ess
leaders in Oran~e County will
have the chance to take h1111w a
new. 215-horscpower. ioo.i MN
cedes Cl.K Cabriolet -valutd JI
more rhan S!'i0.000. oftit'rah -.aid.
The t:ar will bl' aurlHHll'd al
the Orangt' County Mart·h or
Diml's l.cadcrs tlreakfast hl'in~
ht'ld at tJrc llalbo<t flay ( Juh. l'lw
fundrai5cr wi ll he l'nll.'.CL·d by
GETTING
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adding your organization to this
list, call (949) 574-4298.
SMALL BUSINESS ASSISTANCE
CENTER
The Small Business Assistance
Center of Orange Coast College
needs volunteers to advise small
business owners in finance,
accounting, law, marketing, salas.
human resources and other
areas. (714) 432-591 6.
SOMEONE CARES SOUP
KITCHEN
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen
1 lw PlanninK Commts..,i1111 will
i:onsider an appl'al hy propc.ny owner
Victor Schuht;rt of rhc zoning
administrator's denial nf his plans to
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
telev~ion anchor fat Arnold and
i~ expccted to attract murc than :IOo people.
rletdwr Jone~ and partnering
Mt•rt·edes-Benz USA hopt' to
rabe more thu11 $I 00.000 for the
M~trrh of Dinll's. an ur~ani~.ation
thur gives aid to infant.; with
htrth defects.
lkket~ for the breakf;"t an>
$250 a pprson and can lw pur-
1.:ha.wd hy calling 19'.l!ll :I0!';-5262.
Two more attorneys
come to Newport Beach
A Nf'wpon llcad1-has1:d firm
ha-. <1ddcd two more a11orncys
111 Jts roster as part of itN on·
needs food servers and
volunteers for kitchen duties. The
organization is at 720 W. 19th St ..
Costa Mesa. (949) 548-8861.
SOUTH COAST LITERACY
COUNCIL
Volunteer tutors are needed to
meet a greater demand for
literacy and English as a second
language classes. Students are
taught English reading, writing
and speaking skills at their own
level in small groups or
one-on-one. There are centers all
over Orange County. Once
trained, tutors may choose the
center at which they want to
teach. Mary Fitzgerald, (949)
458 -8664.
SOUTH COAST REPERTORY
THEATER
The South Coast Repertory
Theater needs volunteers to help
going expansion.
Newmeyer & Oillio11 IJ.P
hired Leonard Polyakov and
Carol Sherman i'.aist a1t liljga·
tion associates at thl' Newport
Reach office, b ri nging lht' new
Iota I of lawyers to 45 in two offi-
ces -the other is in Santa
Monica. The lino, which was
established in 1984. i' now rhe
lifth largest Orangt• Coun1y-
hased firm.
Polyakov is an cxper1 111 husi ·
ncss. construction and insur-
ance litigation, and ha:. rcprt'-
1tl'111ed client ~ in complex
matters such il!t trade secret
disputes. unfoir trade practin:~
a nd busirll:'SS tort l·ast's.
i'.aist concentralcs IH'r pro.ii:-
with ushering an.d other
functions. (714) 708-5500.
~PEAK UP NEWPORT
A nonprofit organization that
promotes social welfare by
educating the public and
improving local government in
Newport Beach holds monthly
meetings the secOl\d Wednesday
of each month at the Newport
Beach Tennis Club. A reception
begins at 5:30 p.m., and meetings
beg in at 6 p.m. Free. Annual
membership dues are $20. Send
check to MSpeak Up Newport~
P.O. Box 2594, Newport Beach. CA
92663. (949) 673-1191.
smcHES FROM THE HEART
Made up of a group of women
from Southern California who
love to knit and crochet, the
nonprofit corporation 1s lookmg
for volunteers to knit and crochet
~taO member' fet'l th1• prowct
~ati~litoi. most of the cit> 's
dt•velopn1ent standard' and the
ard1itt•t·1ural design of 11tc homrs i'
tk e on busines~ li1ig,1tion and
construction disputes. indud-
ing contract disputes. husiness
and property tort), and tradl· se·
net suits -both fodcru l and
stall'.
Water di strict board
member moves on up
fhe Mesa Consolidated Wa-
ter District hoard of d1rt'ctors
announl'cd tha t .1g l'lll'\' Dirt.'l'-
tur rrudy Ohlig-lla ll h.1-. b et•n
electt·d vice chairwon1.111 of the
Assn. of California Wt1tt·r Agl'n·
cics for Orange and ~.1 11 Dit•go
counties and will 'll't Vl' on it-;
state hoard of dir('l'lllr ...
hats, booties and blankets for
premature babies and babies m
need. The items are donated to
hospitals. Patterns a re available.
and donated yarn 1s appreciated.
Kathy Silverton, (310) 472-6903.
SURFRIDER FOUNDATION
The Surfrider Foundation
Newport Beach Chapter is a
grass-roots, nonprofit
environmental organization that
works to protect the oceans.
waves and beaches through Ifs
Conservation Activism Research
and Education program. (949)
631-6273.
U c·!'4 laur11nl & Ju z z C l u b Estaoflsned 1n 1962
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Man ki lled after
driver fall s asleep /
A Torrance man dii:d Sun-
Jay after a 30-yi:ar-old New-
port Bl'ach residrnt report-
edly fell :_1!>lcep .11 tht' wheel.
crosseJ 1hr Newport Hoult'·
vard mediun in his SlJV and
hroad~1ded tht• ,·1c1i111\
Mazda Miat.1.
The 11 :55 a .m. .1cndc11t
hnppened just $Ollth of 17th
'Mt·et 11ext 10 tht• H Nido
. 111J SnuK 11.irhor inuhilt'
ho11w p.irb. rtw 4.l-year-
old vh:tim. \vlio:.t' dame was
withheld u11til l11s next t1f kin
l'ould be 11u11fied. was pro·
nounn•d dt••H.I ••I Uw 'cene.
l'o lin• am•,tt'd Ion Yip on
vt•h 1cular mnn,l.w.:hter
chargt·• .. Co1>1a Ml'<,a l'ulice
C:pl lot' Poebtra !>aiJ.
Yip wa\ Jnvmg 1>1111th on
NewptHI Bo11l1.•v,11d in a
hi id. Nh~.111 Pathfinder
wlwn Ill' It'll J~lct•p ut the
\Vllt'l'I arnl no,,t•d inrn
111111hhour11l 1r.1frlt. PoclMra
,a11L
Yip'!> v1.·h1rle n:portedly
hit a black l111lni1i rX45.
driven by ii .HI year-old Lai.
e~a!> w11ni.1n, baU!>ing m i·
nor 10 mudt•r<lle damage 10
1lw vch1rlt'. then hruud-
~idcd tht' rorrann· man·~
t.liata, whirh 1lw11 h11 a city
I rec. knodd11g it m•t•r. flocl·
'tra 'aitJ
I lw Pa1hl111dt•t fin,11ly
'>IOf)ped ,11l1•r hittlll~ .1 dif-
l'cil'nt trn-. l O!>t.1 ~ll''·• l'o·
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Anton Boulevard and Paric
Center Drive: Driv111y under
the influence was reported at
1 :05 a.m. Friday.
• Harbor Boulevard and West
Wilson S treet: Vandalism was
reponed at 3.38 a m
Saturday
• Harbor Boulevard: Thu
removal of a shoppmg cart
was reported in the 2300
blodc at 12.20 a.m Sdlurday
• Pomona Avenue: Public
drunkenness was reported •n
the 1900 blodc at 1·05 p.m
Friday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• East Balboa Boulevard: A
VINTAGE
Continued from A 1
t.1gt· \\'1• Ir\' 111 '"ltl'I to .1 1111 ol
d1lf1•1t•rll ta'I('' "
h11 pl'llfllt: gl'tt Ing nd 111
1 lot h1·' from grn11dm;,1\ .11111· 01
1lwu II\\ 11 nl'toll,, rl'~h-'111rt·'
olkr t.t!>h 111 tratlr. I lw '""'''
loo!.. Im q11;tlily -dean liotht•'
with no holt•, or o;1ain~ whl'll
tht•\ huy clot ht•, Imm c11~t11111l'r-.
l\11ttal(I I .Xl.hange pnc·1•,
1·l111h1•, ill t.1hc1ut il third 111 wh,11
lhl'y woult.J tll).I new, w11 h m.111y
lll'lll' pnn ·J bt•lween Sii anti $ I !l
.111d dt•,1g11t·r dolhe' up 10 uh11111
SHU
/\t (;,11.1\y b:dlJllKl'. tilt' locus
i). 1111111• 1111 hi).th end l.tbt•I' anti
lll'lldy d111h1•,, with prin•' It•"
than half tJ1e llt:\\ rcla1l prkt•.
f'lw older-,tylc dolht>' .mt.I
har~ains on m•wt•r dt•,tgnt·r
i1rmc; ho 1h attr.1r1 t'll'\l11111t·r-..
"I didn't t•ve11 th111I.. about
t•oming 111 lwn• 11111111 ,,1w it said
'tlt'w and rt'C)'rlt•tl."' '><tid C ;ahhy
tiuhurnn 111 I lr,tngl!, who wa'
hrnW1'ing flll'll\ 'hirts al lh1fT.i lo
F.xchange rl·u·111ly. "I u1o11ally Jll!'>I
hit thrift ~tOrf•). ..
I le p reft•r-. t llt'ckcd .ultl plaid
'htrt'-1ha1 are a lilllt' h1t1k('n in.
and evt•n though rompanic~ are
muki11g nl'W C'lulhe~ 111 v1n1a~(l
'itylei., they d on't huld ,1t'Jndlt•111
the onginab. hl' '>aid.
"llw a 11empts they make ,m·
pre11y feeble ... he md.
Brenda Hymas '>llid shl' goes
10 HuffaJo Exdia11ge hec,1U4'C it's
convenient. ~mce '\he works al
the nearby Gypsy Den Lafe. Shes
drec;sed the same way for years.
so she look.) to resaJI.' stores for
somC'lhi11g olhcr lhan whatever
necting style is popular. 1ohe \aid.
WThic; I like because it's a laf'Re
TRIAL
Continued from A 1
had killed Tro11r r.
Defense At1orney Mnry Ann
Galante said she believc<l the
prosecution has a weak case.
·All they have Iii a bny who is
mlMing," she said. "There's no
evidence of cause of death and
no evidence of any lewd acts that
are said to have heen perfomled
on ('ITotterl."
r•rosecutor Bill Mitchell was
not available for comment on
Friday. h111 had said last Wt'ek
that he was relievPd thr case I& fi-
nally going 10 trial.
'
hce gt. La rry Hicks said,
but Yip suffered no injunes.
Civili an clothes
work for firefighter
An off-duty firefighter t'X·
t111gulshed an t·ngulfed golf
care In a high-rise office
building Sa1urday.
Nt•wport Beach Fire Capt
StC've Bunting Wa!> deliver·
ing office t'<.p11pmen1 to the
bualdlng M 400 Newport
Lt'nlcr Drive with his wik
\\ hu works therl' .
While ieaving the building
:it 5':44 p.rn .. Hunting heard
a loud noise com in g from
the 1·afe near the lobby.
lJpun investigation. he saw
1ha1 a golf earl wa1o on fi re.
!>aid l)unna Boston, Nt!w·
purl Heacli Fire Dt>partm en t
public information officer.
Bunting called the fire de·
partment dii.patc h and
hroke the safety glass that
enca!>ed the building's fire
ho:.e. He put the fire o ut
himself in six minutes, Bos·
ton ~aid.
firefighters believe the
golf can 's charging u nit
malfunctioned. causing the
hlaze.
"lt'i. <1bsolutely wonderful
tha1 ht' was able to take
4uick at:tion ," Boston said.
No one wa hurt and the
building sus tained about
S 15,tlOO in damages. along
w11h SS.000 in damages to
llw i,:off cart and charging
Ulll I.
pal'ly was reponed as a
disturbance in the 200 block
al 3:30 a.m . Sunday.
• C•talln• Drive: A municipal
code violation was reported
in the 300 block at 10 a.m.
Sunday.
•Colony Plaza: An animal bite
was repol'led in the 4200
blodc at 8·50 a.m. Sunday
• Femleaf Avenue: Prowler
noises were reported in the
400 block at 3:39 a.m. Sunday.
• P•lm Str9et: An animal bite
was repol'led in the 300 blodc
at 7 02 a.m. Sunday.
• Se• Gull Lane: A party was
reported as a disturbance m
the 800 block at 3·50 a.m
Sunday,
• 41th Street: Vandalism was
repol'led in the 100 block at
9:50 a.m. Sunday.
\,lfll'I)'." 'he said. "You <'an find
'11111t· good find~ her(>."
Tlll're"; :.1 big market for used
• md v1111uge clothe~ right now.
;11111 onr indica111r is thal many
1n•w clothe' art:' copies of older
'tyle~. <;1tit.l Nic:ole Bernstein ,
tiwm·r nl Newport Beach vintage
dut hing shop Swellegant.
\Vh1le Newport-Mesa boal>ts a
number uf thrift stores. Bern·
stein i.aid it'!> hard to fi nd quality
rlo1lw' in good condition there.
l'~Jl(•dall)' vintage clothes. People
\\ho cleul in used clothe~ pick
them over aml sell the best
items, she said. Some Los An·
i.:ele' warehouse' offer nothing
b ut vintage clothe<.,, and theres
t:'Vl'll a mark.et for used American
dothe' in h11Mn.
lliat <;card ly just spelt~ mure
hu'lirlC'SS lnr resale shops, which
takl· 1he work o ut of bargain
hunting. Thrift stores may selJ
clnthc' for a liult• less. but resale
and vintagr stores offe r qualiry
.111d unique finds. Bem stein said.
"It's o li11le hit more expensive.
hut people don't have to search
.111 over town." i.he said.
t\imball said she h opes her
More t'llcourages people who
might tum up their noses at
"used" clothes tr> recycle, The
company encourage" that cus·
tomers forgo a bag for their pur-
rhases, instead le11ing the store
t.lonate the cost of the bag to one
of three local charities.
"I would li.ke to think that
we're opening their eyes to being
able to find great quality pieces a
little less expensive than new."
she said.
• AUCtA ROBINSON covers
business, polities and the
environment. She m11y be readied
a1 1949) 764-4330 or by e·m11l 11t
alicra.robinson o latimes.com
Family m embers and friends
of Trotter are eagerly awaiting
the trial. said Trotter's mend
Keith Johnson, who lives in Flori·
da and c:rune to California lasl
wf'ck to wa1ch it.
"I've known Jamey since we
hoth were 3 ur 4 years old.· he
said. "His murder has had a tre·
mendous effect on me."
Opening statements are
i.cheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m.
in Department 31 at the River-
side County Courthouse.
• DEEPA IHARATH covers public
safety end couns She may be
readied 111 (9'9167~226 o r by
e-mallat
deepa.bhar11thaJ1/atimes.com.
Daily Ptlot
K£Nr TREPTOW /OAILY P1LOT
A large group gathers on the beach at 14th Street on the Balboa Peninsula during the Easter sunnse service on Sunday.
EASTER
Continued from Al
churchgoers. D'Ardenne sait.l .
Savannah Burgardt of Newport
Reach agreed, saying she likes
being able to dress casuaJly,
relax. sit in the sand and b rinR
her Yorkshire te rrier. Macy.
INSIDE
Continued from Al
hc:ivcn.
Rut the truth was that dcspill'
her familial s tatu). <s!I a devout
and righteous Catholic, my
motlwr was one of the least
'Piritual women I've ever
known. She wa~
prac1ical-mindeJ, 1.'llrthy and
roo1etJ in tJ1c he re ant.I now, and
if an yone ever sugges1ed to her
that the best way to deal with a
crbi~ was through prayer. she'd
have Jicd laughing. Religion
was good for weddings, funerals
and scaring Uie kids. The rest of
it. she had little use for.
Soi.he s m oked and swore
and divorced two husbands and
accepted only so much grief
from the church fathe rs before
she lost her temper .
"You know why priests can't
marry. Father Gordon?" I recall
her saying to the family priest
whe n he came by to tell her
divorcing m y father was out of
the question. "It's so you can
say things Like marriage is a
sacred institution. You try being
married 10 this m an for 15
years. then come tell me I hat
with a 4'traight face. "
Bui such clashe!. with the
clergy were rare. For all her
AROUND TOWN
• Send AROUND TOWN items to
the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by e-mail
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to (9491 6464170; or by calling
(949) 674-4298. Include the time,
date and location of the event, as
well as a contact phone number.
TODAY
"Glut•m•• Receptors on the
Move: Implication for Synaptic
PlasticityH will be a lecture by Dr.
Roger A. Nicoll, professor of
physiology and cellular and
molecular pharmacology at UC
San Francisco. The event will take
place et 4:16 p.m. at Tamkin
Lecture Hall, UC Irvine.
Information: (949) 824-5264.
The Orenge County Siemi
Singles monthly meeting will be
held at 6:30 p.m. at the Costa
Mesa Community Center, 1845
Park Ave. The featured slide
presentation will be highlights of
a trip through the Alpa. The cost
is $2 for dinner. Bring y.our own
eating utensils and beverage.
Information: (7141963-6345.
TUESOAY
The UC lfviM UbnMt SPMbr
Series end Orange County Reads
One Book will present "The
Immigrant Elcperience; Bridging
Two Worlds:' The event will
feature Flroozeh Dumas, author
of "Funny in Farsi: A Memoir of
Growing lJp Iranian in America."
The event wlll begin at 6 p.m ..
and a book signing wlll be at 7:30
p.m. at the Monarch Bay rooms A
and B In the UC Irvine Student
Center. Information end
reservation: (949) 824-6300.
Hoeg Hoepttal wtll otr.f ~.
community education dau on
the "Management of
011eoporo1l1" at 6 p.m. at the
Hoag Hoapltal Conference Center
along with he r.
"It's the only day I feel that
church is not rndoi.ed and I
feel on e with God that day."
Angela Sparks said.
Rock Harbor is Costa Mesa
resident and USC student
Bernadc11e Sanicola's regular
church . but she and her
girlfriends have made ii an
Easter tradition It) :111cnd the
disdain for lhe finer point~ of
Catholici~m. my mother
maintained a healthy respert
for the Almighty. TI1e same
'ense of practicality that
prompted her to rejeu the
l hurch's prohibi1io11 on divorce
<1bo told her that it was prudent
to keep her bases covert:tl. In
this way. Mom's relationship
wi1h God wa~ like that of a
woman wi th a powerlul
husband serving an indefinite
sentence. For all prnctical
purposei, s he wa' 011 her own,
hut stayed faithful because he
could show up <II the door at
any m umrnt.
So it Wll!> that Mum
demanded hrr child ren 1Jbsrrve
at least a modicum of Catholic
doctrine for appearance·~ sa.ke.
She in sisted we go to church o n
Easler and Ash Wednesday, and
encouraged but didn't insist we
attend Otristmas Mass. It was
also a gjven thal at least one
Friday,every Lenten season, we
wer~e to give up chicken in fa~ ot't\Jna salad o r a
FUet-0'-Fish sandwich. It was a
difficult sacrifice. bu t we
managed.
One Easter Sunday, whe n I
was II. Mo m woke up all of us
earlier th an usual. made us
hurriedly drt'~s. and walked us
down 10 ~I. Matthws. Ami 1herc.
my hro1hers and 'biers and I
in Newport Beach. Information
and reservations: 180015144624,
http:llwww.hoaghospital.org.
WEDNESDAY
The Friends of Orange Coast
College's Library will host its
annual s pring book sale from 9 to
10 a.m. for members of the
Friends of the Library and from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m . for students and
the general public in front of the
temporary library facility in the
parking lot off Adams Avenue, at
OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. Most hardbacks will be
sold for $2, and paperbacks for 50
cents. Book donations for the sale
are still being accepted.
Information: (714) 432-0202 ext.
21058.
Hoeg C.ne9r Center'• lung cane«
support group will present a
discussion on "Chemotherapy for
Lung Cancer" by nurse Carolyn
Hendrix. The event will be from
6:30 to 8 p.m . at Hoag Cancer
Center, conference room A in
Newport Beach. Information and
reservations: (9491 760-5542.
NIU wtlt host • Club Run for
walkers to marathoners at 6:30
p.m. at Niketown In Triangle
Square, 1876 Newport Blvd .•
Costa Mesa. The Club Run will
feature trainers who will assist
runners. along with product
giveaways, trying on shoes for a
trial run and an after-party with
food and beverages. Information:
(888) 252-6453, ht(p:llwww.nike
rvnhitwonder. com.
THURSDAY
UC lrvtn. wH1 hott
"Unde rstanding the Columbia
Shuttle Accident:' with Stanford
University's Douglas D. Osheroff,
nteiplent of the 1996 Nobel Prize
for Phytlct. Otheroff, a member
of the space orblter's
Investigation board, will discust
the efforts taken to det3rmlne the
root cauae1 of the accident. The
sunrise services on thl' beach.
"[The ocean! helps you focus
a little more and having that
sunrise of course is like the
starl. like the rebirth," Sanicola
i.aid. "Easter is supposed to
s1and for the sun coming up,
the waves crashing. It really
gets you in th e m ood for a new
day."
One of the things Otuck
wa1ched in astonishment as our
mother kn eh in the pew and
wept and prayed to God in
Spanish and in a m anner we
had never before seen. She
pleaded and wailed and
beseeched and beat a t her
breast with her clasped hands.
We watched. m ou ths open.
not sure if we should be
alarmeJ . I 1urned to m y sister.
who leanct.l over and whispered
that it had heen a difficult year
for Morn and that she was
praying for forgivenes!>.
Not two months earlier, my
mother was riding shotgun in
my sister's car when two
children double-riding on a
h icycle suddenly shot ou1 in
front of them and were s truck
and severely injured. It had
been my mo the r's idea to go 10
the store that day. and she
blamed herself for the accident
The ight of her in su ch a
-;tale scared me, and I reached
up au d pulled al h er arm.
"Ma. what's wrong?What is
it?"
My mother stopped praying
and looked at me. Then she
s uddenly hugged m e and
leaned buck in the pew.
"Do you know why Easter is
so important, miju?" she asked,
clearing her throat and wiping
her eyes with the back o f he r
sleeve.
event will take place at 3:30 p.m.
in Rowland Hall, Room 101 at UCI.
Information: (949) 824-6216,
cyu@uci.edu,
http://WWW.physics.uci.edu.
Ho.g Women's Hfflth Servlcn
will offer a community education
class on "Continence and Other
Pelvic Floor Concerns:' Or.
Matthew Clark will present the
class at 6 p.m. in the Hoag
Hospital Conference Center in
Newport Beacti. Information and
reservations: (800) 514-4624,
http:llwww.ho11ghospital.org.
Mother'• Marbt wtll host ·Feng
Shui Your Way;• a free seminar by
Sandi Miller, trom 6:30 to 7:30
p.m .• in the Patio Caf6. The
mancet is located at 225 E. 17th
St., Costa Mesa. Information and
reservations: (800) 595-6667.
Round Table w..t wHI hott a
luncheon with guests Kathleen
Sharp, author of "Mr. and Mrs.
Hollywood: Edie and Lew
Wasserman end their
Entertainment Empire." Jim
Jorgensen, author of "It's Never
Too Late to Get Ricti,• and
Julienne Smith, author of "Food
for Talk:' The lunctieon will begin
at noon at the Newport Beacti
Country Club, 1600 E. Coatt
Highway, Newport Beact.. Tickets
cost $46. Information and
re1ervatlon1: (323) 266-7977.
The EIMrolement91 Nety,.
Center'• founder Robert House
will lead a free walk through the
center's 14 native plant
communities. The event will be
from 12 to 1 :30 p.m. at the
Environmental Nature Center,
160118th St .. Newport Beact..
Information end reaervatlon1:
(949) 645-8489
FRIDAY
The o.lel Lama, r9dplent ol the
1989 Noti.I Peace Prize, will apeak
on "Ethical Self·Awarenett and
Hemley of Balboa enjoys is
gelling out early and watching
the people come out in ones
a nd twos. adding that it's
almost like an invisible call to
people to come out.
• LUIS PENA is the news assistant
and may be reached at (949)
574-4298 or by e-mail at
luis.penal!! latimes.com.
"Because 11 ·~ when Jesus rose
from the dead," I said.
My mother shook her head.
"It's because Jesus was God's
o nly son. and God senl his only
son to die for our sins," she
said. "Do you know why that's
so impo rtant?"
I shook my head. Mo m
leaned over a11d held my face in
her hands.
"Becau~e I would never do
that." she said with grave
seriousnes~. then kissed me on
my forehead. "Never."
I didn't comple tely
understand her. h ut I
understood enough to smile
and lean back in lhe pew and
bask in the knowledge that she
loved me. And over the years, as
I thought on her word~. I
realized they helped me to
understand m y mother's
relationship with God more
than anything else ever would.
My mother is a
practical-minded woman with
little use for dogma or ri1ual.
But every Easter finds her i11 her
pew. praying to God in his
heaven. because her sen se of
the appropriate tells her ifs the
least that she can do.
• DAVID SILVA ts a Times
Community News editor. Readi
him a t (909) 484-7019, or by e-mail
at dav1d.silva1a1/atimes.com.
Personal Transformation" from 4
to 5:30 p.m. at UC Irvine's Bren
Events Center 901 Mesa Road,
Irvine. Tickets cost $12, $25, $40,
and $95. Information: (949)
824-5000.
hclflc View Memorial hlic will
host the Vietnam Wall
Experience. a 240-foot,
three-fo urths scale replica of the
Vietnam Veterans Memorial in
Washington. O.C. The opening
ceremony starts at 10 a.m . at 3500
Pacific View Drive, Corona del
Mar. Information: (949) 644-2700.
The NMNport Beech Public
Library Foundation will present
Anthony Zinni. retired four·star
general and former head of the
U.S. Central Command. as part of
the Distinguished Speakers
Lecture Series at 7 p.m. In the
Friends Meeting Room at the
Central Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave .• Newport Beacti. There will
be live muaic and a buffet dinner.
Tickets cost $55. Info rmation:
(866)301-2411 , http://www.
newportbeachllbr11ry.or9.
SATURDAY
The American Lung Aaan. will~
celebrating Its 100th anniversary
at the ninth Annual Big Breathe
Easy at 6 p.m. at the Double Tree
Hotel Orange County Airport.
Funds raised by the event will be
used to aend disadvantaged
Hthmatic ctiildren to summer
camp and for education
purposes. Information; (714)
836-5864, lcook<floclung.org.
The '*not Eduution and
Adoption Center, a nonprofit
organization, will have a teminar
on keeping a selCually mature
parrot Ha pet, From 1 to 2:30
p.m. at the Balearic Community
Center, 1076 Balearic Dflve, Cotta
M .... Cott la $16.00 for
nonmembers. All proceed•
benefit rescued parrota.
Information (949) 631-3606.
!i
\
QUOTE OF THE DAY
'' Tiie lase four yeurs /
struggled ro find my legs
in the real world."
Daily Pilot
Muffin Spencer-Devlin,
former LPGA player
Newport
Harbor High.
senior t>No-way
starter Matt
Encinias (1),
shown here
during
season-high
209-yard
rushing
performance
in a Sea View
League duel
against Irvine
last fall, should
get the chance
to tote the
football one
final time as a
prep, when he
represents the
South in the
45th edition of
the Orange
County Al~Star
football game.
scheduled July
16 at the
Santa Ana
Bowl. Encinias,
among 36
chosen for the
Rebel roster,
will be joined
by South
teammates
Mark Temple.
from Newport
Harbor, and
Luke Sapolu
from Costa
Mesa. Temple
and Sopolu are
expected to
bolster the
offensive
and/or
defensive lines
for the South.
ST£VE McCRANKt
DAILY PILOl
Sports Editor Richard Dunn: 1949) 574-4223 • Sports Fax: 1949) 650-0170
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
South includes three locals
Sailors' Encinias, Temple, Costa
Mesa's Sapolu, chosen to play in
Ora nge County All -Sta r contest.
by Brea I um-. < Juh
l:11d111.t'>, .t i 1001 I 0. 175 pountl runnin~ hud.. who
al~o playeu nit m•rbal'k tor the 'i<1ilor~ lac;t fall. i!> ,1,11ed
10 nmtribtll t' 111 tlw oltrn ... ivc backfield tor ..,oulh
Coarh Bick< urn' nr Nori hwood I ligh.
al~o t·augbt c·1gh1 p.t"l'' lor .n y•1rtl'
I .t·.inmg toward t·m11111111ng lw. l'aft'l'r at 01.1llgl'
l.on~1 Lullege. l~nt 1111.t~ 10111' a Sm11h b;11:k.lit•ltl 1ha1 m
dud!·, Shaym· Vl•rhagen fr<1111 Sun t Jco11tt•111e I ltgh .111d
Anthony Mi1.1w lro111 l.11!> A1111go ...
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
C11r1i' ~aul In-pl,111" 111 m11 pn111.11 ii} ol\l' h.1d. ,,.,,,
'o I IKlllia., m.ty ).\l't Jll oppor11111i1y 111 1·1111tnh11111· 111
the \l'l'nndary, a!> \o\t'll.
Newport Harbor I ligh 'enlor!> t\lall Lnc111ia:. and
Mark Temple. as well a!> C:o~ta Mc!>a 1 ligh ~enior Luke
Sapolu, have been cho:-.en to repW<,enl the South in
the 45th edition of the Orange County All -Mar football
game, scheduled July 16 at the Santa Ana Bowl.
The three locals are among a 36·player roster cho-
sen by Orange Couny sportswriters 10 pluy against tlw
best from the Norih in the annual charity gmne put on
.. t11:i111a~ .• t tltrt'e·yt'ar var,ity '>tarter on llrtl'll'>e for
the fars. rook rn l'r tht· tilllhack dllliC!> for <.o.trh Jt'ff
Hnnldey·, ~1i111r' .t, a 'enior I le tnna ... ,cd I ,.IOI! ni:o.h ·
ing yard!> anu -,cored l)tlll' lout hdown-; to help the
Sailors rl'B<'h thl' nr ~outhrm Section nivi'iiOll VI
playoffs, where they were l'lirninatcd hy l·vcnlllal
champion Lo' Alto,. ~« O. in the firo.;I round.
Known for"" 1011ghn1·''· l·ndniw;, a fir,1 tt:a rll All
St:a View 'dt•ction, avcragl'd nearly 2'.l carries pN
game. I le. had cig.!11 game' of at leaM I 00 rushing
ya rds. induding a '>eason-high 20:1 ynrds on 27 carrie~
In a l2·20 Sea Vil'\\/ Lca~'ll<' lo" to Irvine in Wl'l'k n. I It•
r1·mpt~._ a ;. 11 , :!25-p11u11d1•r. 'ltllld out a .. a dd1·11 ·
siw tackle lor the Suilnr,, rh1111gh he aho lilll'd 111 ill
t,'lmrd on ofleml'.
~polu. a 5-11. 2fi0-pountlt•r, pl.1yed both w.ty.. for
C.o.1ch Dav{' PNkm,· M11~tang,, who li11i~hed 'i ; illHJ
mi!>~l·d tlw Cll· rlayoff-;. Thl· 'on of former ~,111 I ran·
cisco 4~Jer, offen4'iVl' lineman Jto'M' Sapolu. I 111.l• wa~ a
See FOOTBALL. Pa&e A6
BRIEFLY
Anteater men capture Big West Challenge Cup
UCI wins fi rst team ti tle
in 12-year history of the
event; women p lace th ird.
UC Irvine senior Derck Kingrey won
the shot put and dbrus throw in im·
pressive fashion to lead lhe Anteaters'
men's track and field team w I hl' Big
West Olallenge Cup title Saturday al IJC
Santa Barbara.
UCI compiled 200.5 points. whilc
long Beach State wns second with I 7fl.
UCSB was third with I 56.50 and Cal
State Fullerton fourth with 78.
UCl's team titJe was ils first in the 12·
year history of the Challenge Cup.
UCI has won three meet titles this
season, all 6rsts for the men's program
since 1992.
Kingrey, a transfer from Cornell.
topped the shot put field with a mark of
• 57-8Y., 1eeond best In school history. He
threw the discus tn -6V.. the fourth-Ion-
gest mark on lJCf's all-time list.
Sophomore Arhm Munn l111i~hctl ~f'l ·
ond in both events wit h murks of 55 !'ii-.
in the shot put (No. 5 111 LIU hii;toryl
and I Sfl·f>\.'t 111 I he discu~.
!>ophomorc tom \\/hclnn won the
1.500 meters In 3 minutelt. 51.59 sec
onds 10 sci u meet n•cord.
Also aidin..: the Anteater rausc. senior
l'.lias Moreno captured first in the JOO in
10.82 and freshman Dayne Comrie won
the 400 hurdles in a career-best 52.95.
UCI also won hoth relay:.. clocking t1
41.20 in the 400 relay and 3:12.45 in lhc>
1,600 relay.
Mike Beerer finished second in tht•
hammer throw with a mark of I 76·9V..
Scott Jarvis was runner-up in the 4CXI
hurdJes (53.91 ). Kenny Vinh was second
In the 110 high hurdles (14.94) and
Ricky Barnes was second In the 3.000 in
6:31.04.
The UCI women's team fin ished third
in the meet with 131 points. UCSB won
--------.. ----~-------
wi th 178, while Lung Reach State placed
-;ccond with 14'4 and Cal Stall' i-:ullerton
wa~ fourth with 85.
Junior Erin Curtis won the pole vault
112.;W.). junior Kim R.imircz finished
fir'll in the l ,500 in 4::14.50. senior Jenny
I .iou captured th(' 3.000 steeplechase in
10:58.01 and senior Annmarie 'l\1rpin
was victoriou!> 111 the 100 hurdles in
14.60.
Orlisha Henion placed sccnnd in the
high jump at 5·6 and Kirsten Loftin did
likewise in the pole \/"duh (IJ -9Y:J.
fhlrd -place finishes went to lJC:l's
l!nndi Houston ( 12.3 in the in the 100)
und Una Pimentel (1:03.77 In the 400
hurdles).
UCI's Wijemanne perfect
•TENNIS: UC Irvine senior Renouk
Wljemanne won rwo more singles sets
to pace Sri Lanka to victories over
Myanmar and Kyrgy?.stan Friday and
Sunday in Davis Cup tennis action in
Amann. fordnn.
Wijcmanne drfoatcll Myanmar",
Zaw-Zaw-1.alt, 6·4. fi.:I. to pacl' , ri
Lan ka'-; 2· I vil'tory fnday ln (~roup IV
competition of the Ao;ial<kea11ia i'.one
on the hard courts at Al I lt1!>~ein 'ipnrt
City.
Wijemanne. who previously had
earned singles winlt over oppon('nts
rrom Bangladesh and Iraq. then de-
feated Temir Akbzicrv from Kyrgyz-
'Hlfl. 6·0, 6-3. to pace a J-0 Sri l.ank.1
1riumph.
With Sri Lanka'<; 4·0 record in round·
robin play within the nve-team Group
R of the Group IV alignment, It joins
Sa udi Arabia -which was perfect in
Group A round-robin competition -
as countries promoted into Group 111
for 2005.
Wijemanne. from Columbo. Sri
Lanka. previously competed for his
SM BRIEFlY. Pqe Al
EYE OPENER
ttl lliily~ Pilot Ill
·pons Hall offamt>
Apr.I 19 hono1ee
MIKE
STARKWEATHER
l,londay. Apnl 12 2004 A5
GOLF
Back
in the
• swing
M 1111i11 Spl'lll'f'r·Dt'\hn i-.
,)o\\'I}' rt'ga111ing thl' urgt• 10
rt·t 11 m to ;i ganw she walked
away from fpur ye.1rs ago.
She " ali,11 cager to ..ian livmg again.
l'lll' la'>! lour Yl'ar., haVl'n't been easy
for till' fornwr Ll'Gr\ Tour player. who
IHl\\ n•-.1dl'' m I ~i~una Beach and who
chaired .1 d1.1r11y ~olf 1uurnamt.'nt that
rai~1·d $21.000 J,t,1 111nn1h ;11 Me:.a
Verdt' <.m1111ry C:luh i11 C:o~t a Mesa.
l'lll'rt• wa~ lhl' ron,1a11t :-1n1ggle with
ma111l tll'Jlrt''>!.ion, nr bipnl<1r disorder,
an 1mhal,t11rt'tl thyroid itnt.l the
remnant' ol a IU·)'l'.tr rdatwn,hip tlw1
bmh· .1par1.
In WOO. altl'r :! I
year' and thn·c
U'<;A 'luur v1ctoril''·
Spenl'er·Dt•vlin h;,it.l
had t'llOltgh.
Sill' wall..l·tl ;I\ ay
Imm tlw tour .111d
said gootlby1• 111 golf.
Fou r wa1' l.1tl·r.
'he '>1111 1vr1•,llt'' with
tht• dcd~11111 111 walk
;:iway lro111 .t gamt•
'ht• lwg.111 play111>! a1
i1t(l' i .
BRYCE
ALDERTON
"I 'till don't l..111/\V why I walkl'd away,
11111 ti wa' ,t r1-lit•f:· .. aid Spt•flet'r·I )evlin,
tht• h1111m .irv r h.11rn1o111 of thl' Mental
I l1';1lrh I Ja"tr .11 \ll''•t \'l'ltk. whit h
rai~l'tl $:!I ,()(HI ltH II() :\I.I S lnr .. a
111111profi1 1v11 It ;i ~m;i II 11llkl' 111
N1·w1Hir1 lll':trh tha1 prnvtdl:'' hou:-i11g
li1r p1•11pl1· ,uflnmg from Jll'r'>l'>tl'lll
11H·111,tl (11,111•,, l lt1111t'' or .1par111w11i..
h.I\ l' lwt'n prm ukd 111 1-t1lll·rto11.
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"p1·1111·1 Devlin. '10, wa'> til\I
tli.1g1111~.-t1 w11h llltlllll" tlq>n""'"'" .\0
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tlm t11.1ltolh 111 mood
rill' N.1111111.tl 111 .. 11tt1ll' nt :-.tent.ti
I ll';t.lth 1•,1111i;llt'' tltat nwrt· 1h.1n two
111ill1011 .11tuf1, ,11ftt•r lnu11 ma11it·
tlt·prt'"l• 111
I or ~1wn1t·r -lk\1111, 1111· tlt'>l'il!>t' WU!>
at an .tll Ill Ill' lugh .tt I ht• t•nd ol 19~19.
"I had .t m.tnk l'p1 .. 01.h-.111he eml ol
l~!l!I, grnng 111111 .WOO. It w,1, ttlll' 111 tilt'
.wor,t 1111t'' l"vt• l'Vl'r had."
Sp1•rn·t·r I >t·vl111 ... 11u .
With th.11. g11ll hl'l';mw .t 11f,1a111
'>Pl'lk 1111 lll'r r.1d,1r. 1lw l11rtlw'1
thought
"I rt•..tlly ha11·11·1 pl.11 nl gi>ll "lll'l•."
~hl' -.aid "I ht• 11111) <'11111.tt l wtth tlw
gC\ll world f'w h;1tl t'> tlw gllll
11111 rnanw111."
For tht• hht 'l'\'l'll Vl'M'>,
5pemer·lkvhn h<1!> ht•r111h1•
to11r11t11111•111\ honorary d1.ur111an aflcr
Bill l las;crm.111, the lmindl·r. thl'd in an
l'ilr acridt•nt 111volv111g J drunl.. dnwr.
"I wa .. hmkmg for a rh.mty that w.1,
<,pecilir i1"tdl' the mcnt.il he<1lth fit •ltl
and didn't rarl' whilh um·,,, Ion~ a' ti
provided for the nu•ntallv 111,"
Spenc:rr-l>t.>vlln said. "It 'l'l'nwd Ith· u
J.,'TC'i'll lllilll:h."
I lelt'n Cameron. i:'Xt'l·11tiw direr\111 of
11.0.M.F.S. Inc .. b 111 lwr filth yc•.1r with
the orga111za1ion and ha' 'l't'll
:-.pcncer-Devlln fight throuKh thl' touKh
times :111d t'mbracc the pll'awrabl1•
ones.
"Siil' has been so ill, -.lw actually
went 10 the hospital and. otlwr )'l'M,,
like this year, I'm very plt•J,Pd to 't'l'
her on her medication." L<lmerun 'ia1d.
"We've st•en, over th e year~. h<'r ~t.1blc
one moment and at ditkrenl tinws she
hasn't been. II is a lc'>-'iOll to many
participants of the dram;Hit 1111p<1ri..
the illnc scan brinit ...
fo say the IB!.t four yea" haw been :i
struggle would be putting ii nuldly.
lwo month~ ago. Spencer-Devlin
didn't know what she wanted IO do.
"The last four year-; I ~•n•AAled to find
my legs in the real world," sald
Spencer· Devlin. who livcc; with her
mother Patricia.
ll was P..itricia who ga ve her daugh1er
a pep-talk, if you will. two months ago.
"She sat me down and said. 'You
need to get a Joh,' "Spencer· Oevlin
recalled. laughing. "That wai. a big pan
of ii right there.'·
A g<1lf course, of all things. came 10
mind and Spencer·Oevlln hos her
compass creeping in that direction. She
wants to teach the swing.
She has only golfed once -about
rwo years ago -in thl' four years since
she stepped away from the tour.
''My swing, when I lef1 1he tour, was
better thal ii had ever been in my entire
SM GOLF. Paa• M
A6 Mo111Jd~ "'1111 J 2, • 004 SPO R TS
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ST[VE Mc CRANK I DAILY PILOT
Costa Mesa High senior two-way standout Luke Sapolu, center, trailing teammate Tony Krikorian
(27) during an interception return. will get another chance to do some work in the trenches July 16.
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TODAY
Golf
Comrn•rn1ty colleye rno•n
Orange Coas1 vs. Saddlrbadi: ,11
T11eras Creek Golf Cluli 7 am
TUESDAY
811eball
College -UC lrv1nr-JI San Diego.
2 p.m ; Vanyuard at C..il State San
Bernardino, J p m
High school Tesoro JI Corona
del Ma·r. 3·15 pm.
Volleyball
High school boys Newpon
Harbor at Al iso Niguel. 5 45 p rn
Softball
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llecelvers -~tall Whitt• fhdi
'111~1. 'i IO. 170; Brad W.tll..l'r
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SCHEDULE
Hrgh sd1ool -Tesoro at Coron,1
rtel Meir 315 pm Newpon
Harbor ,11 Aliso Nrnuel, 3 30 p "'
Tennis
Community college men
Orange Coast at Orange Emp111•
Conference tournament, at
Cypress College. TBA
Community College wome11
Oranye Coast at Orange Empire
Conference tournament at Santa
Ana. TBA.
High sdiool boys Newpon
Harbo1 <11 Aliso Niguel, 3" m .
Tesoro at Corona del Mar. J p.m.,
Costn Mesa at Ocean View. 3 p m.
Jon I.Hi CFonthill), 5· IO .• MO; John
Vogt"bang 11:1 foro). Ii·:!, 285; l.o·
gan Do~l' (Mi,,ion Viejo). 6-1,
l-10: I trl..l• Sapolu (Costa Mesa),
6· I. :mo: Mark temple (Newport
11.irborl. 'i· to, 225; Ouis Wilson
t';.111 C J1•11wntl'l. fl·6, 245; I lebron
I .111g11pn I( l'ntury), 6-3. 275; Jess
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I lun1111 fNorrhwoodl. h<l. 245;
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•BASKETBALL: First·team
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i' 'i 111 lea~uc and advance 10
tht• < IF Southern eclion D1vi-
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Golf
High school boys -Newpon
Harbor vs Alrso Niguel at El
Niguel Country Club, 2 p m.;
Corona del Mar vs Tesoro at Coto
de Caza, 2:30 p m.; Orange vs.
Coc;ta Mesa at Costa Mesa Golf &
Country Club. 2 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Baseball
College -Cal Baptist at Vanguard,
3µ m
High school -Costa Mesa at
Estancia, 3:15 p.m.; Ahso Niguel
at Ncwpon Harbor, 3:15 p.m.:
Suye Hrll Spring Classic, TBA. .
2NDANNUAL A P R I L 18th -25th, 2 0 0 4 e LAGUNA BEACH
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,,..·concert lectuta by Rieb Cepperala et '7100 p.a .
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l"\'e conc•rt lecture by Rich Cep,....la et 2:00 P·•·
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COASTLINE PILOT
mond Andong (Mater Dei), ll·O,
215; Pat O'Neill (Mission Viejo),
5·11. 195: Brad Rife (Northwood).
6·2, 220; James Bell (Tustin). 6·2,
220; Nate Mitani (f.dison). 6·0,
190.
Secondary -Tyler Dugan (Ir·
vine}, 5-10. 155; Mark Rel>telli
(Santa Margarita}, 6·2, 190; Mar·
quis Malcom (l\Jstin), 5·8, 180:
Man McCormick Clrabuco Hills}.
6·1.200.
Klcker-punter -Otris Mercer
(Aliso Niguel), 6·4, 220.
rrujillo averaged 11.7 point'
and made 55 three-pointers 10
help the Mustangs win their fi.
nal two league games and earn
an at-large playoff berth.
Wase. a talented point guard,
averaged I 0.1 points for the
Eagles. while Brick. a 5·3 for·
ward. chipped in 7.4 pointl> per
game for the Mustangs.
Saddleback senior Taisha
Lewis was named l\1ost Valu-
able Player.
Sage's Chandy sparkles
•TRACK AND FIELD: In
com petition at the Coastal Car·
nivaJ at F.scondido I ligh March
27, Sage I lill School sophomore
Zach Otandy won the 200 me·
ters in 22.6 seconds and topped
the field in the 400 in 49.99. hr
also teamed with Ouis Neallo,
Matt Sanford and Braden Bar-
nett to win the 400 relay.
At the -;rune meet, Baml'tt
wun shot (47-71/J) and was W l'·
ond in the discus (I I I ·Ill
GOLF
Continued from A5
career." Sp('ncl'r· Devlin 'aid.
"Recau'c or Jamie Mulligan
(head pro at Virgmia Country
Oub in Long Beach I. I feel 1
know enough about I he actual
mechanic., or the swing to teach
it." Spencer· Devlin went through
a swinR overhaul '>he cred1ts
Mullig<m with in,tilling, shortly
hefore retiring.
It hru. tarted with a lcw
friends and Spencer-Devlin 1s in
negotiatio ns with different
facilities to set up a teaching
:-chedule. hoping to build a
c;ubstantial client h t.
Her thyroid has stobilized and
she eagerly awaits analyzing the
golf swing.
"It's only since Lhe thyroid
problem have I considered
teaching as a career."
Spencer-Devlin said. "My dream
is to teach (golf pan time).
Teaching golf is more realistic
than painting, but there b a
certain Zen-like and
rehabilitative quality 10
painting."
Muffin, whose real name is
I lelene, paints the in-;ide of
homes for a contractor and
recently began working five days
a week. Iler grandmother coin(•d
the name "Muffin," after noticing
the mans on Spencer-Devllns
forehead at birth resembled
those on a muffin when released
from a pan.
Life for Spencer·Devlin is
lowly regaining a sweet scent.
"ln terms of my self-esteem
and self-worth. It was
embarrassing to me Lhat for 2 I
years on tour I thought, 'If you
can't juggle six balls, you're not
going to make it.' "
Spencer-Devlin said. "1 haven't
been able to juggle any balls the
last two years. I forgot how to get
along. BecaOse of this teaching
thing and painting contractor. I
Daily Pdot
llfllD Daily A Pilot Ill
Sports Hall of Fame
( 1·lt ·IH«Lli11g ll 11· 111ill1·11niu11 1
SEAN
HYLTON
Costa Mesa
Mesa water polo star was known for defense,
but his high-velocity shot made him a score r.
Steve Viraen
Da1lyP1lot
U p unlll his jurtior Yl'ar
a1 Costa Mesa I ligh.
Sean I lyhon wru.
known primarily as a
water polo defender.
They used tu call him till'
"Pre}~ng Mantis," becaul>e at
6·foot-7. and with long arms. he
was imposing while playing
dden~t'. u!>u;illy again'>t the
opponent~· top offl'nsive
threat.
I lowever. something
happened during the
~ummer before hi'
jumor year that allowed
him to be mort• of a
ver~atile playl'r.
varsity letter in volleyball, just
for fun. he said.
I !is athleticism and versatility
helped him prolong his career
after high scbool. He began
playing college water polo at
USC. l\vo years af1er graduating
from Costa Mesa, Hylton. started
for the Trojans, as a redshin
fre!>hman, a rare feat for 1he
program.
I lyhon helped guide the
Trojans to the Mountain P·Jcific
Spons Federation
tournament titJe.
However. after that
season. Hylton decided
to Lransfer to
Pepperdine because he
wanted to play under
Coach Terry Schroeder.
While training fo r the
Junior Olympic'>, I lylton
parucipated in a Sean Hylton
Grayeli aJso played for
the Waves. Hylton and
Gruyeli finished their
college careers together. shooting drill. I lis shot
was tracked by a r.tdar gun and
he had Lhe laste't o;hot among
the standout!>.
"That's when my coach
started'using lllt' as an offensive
player, too." 1 lyhun !'.><ltd.
Sull, I lylwn nt'Vrr ~hied away
from defense!. 111~ coach, Rri an
Kreul'l.kamp. :.l re .. ,ed the
importance ol defe m.e, :.o
llylton fit in perlet·tly with the
Musl<Ulg~. And. w11h I tylwn'.s
adding offen<;ivc production to
his defen~ive .,IOll!>. Coc;ta Mesa,
which also included Hobert
Uraydi. who ~hared MVP honors
in th e Pacific Coast League with
I lylton in Lhc fall of I 99!i.
became i.tronger
In 1995. the Mu:-wng., wnn the
CIF Sc1uthern Sl'l'tlon Divi!'.rnrr II
championship with a 12·1 I
tiLle·game victory over ~1.mna.
I lylton earn~d firc;t-team /\ll ·CIF
honors and al"o played with Im.
~1oungcr hrotlwr. Todd, dunng
the plnyofT.o;.
"II wa., ab,ohllf'ly 5penal to
wi n Cll· w11h him," '>aid Sl'Hll.
who ic; tWll y1•a" older than
Todd.
:-ie.m I lyhun .11,0 competeu in
swimming at Co~ta Mesa. In h11'
~enior "t«to;on. Ill· earned a
They remain in touch and
Grayeli was in Hylton's wedding
last lune. Jeff Walters and James
Comfort, who also played at
Costa Mesa with I lylton, were
also in the wedding.
I lylton had to put water polo
bt·hind him before marrying his
girlfriend, Sarah That was easier
;ud than done.
After college, I lyilon
rnrnpeted in Australra. I le also
qualifi ed for the U.S. men's
national B team in 2002.
"When I played with the U.!>.
<eum, I was trying to fi~rt1re out
me," said llylton, th~ la1est
honoree of the Daily Pilot Sports
I lall uf Fame. "I just came to a
i:ondusion: I had a great run
and I just wanted to focus on
getting married and ~etting
staned in a career."
Durmg u break in competition
in i\u&tralta, I lylton llew back It>
California and surpri:-cd Sarah.
I le then proposed to her. They
live in Camarillo, but arc
planning to move to Simi Valley.
I lyhon works a!> the db trict
manager for a medical device
m mpany. I le is in charge of
business from northern Los
Angeles to San Luis Obio;pu.
Muffin Spencer-Devlin in late 1980s. as a member of LPGA Tour.
arn beginning 10 earn a living
again. I didn't C'Mn n living the
prevlom. four years. n
Welcome back Muffin!
•••
Steve Rhorer added a l.econd
senior club championship
trophy to his mantle after
shooting rounds of 71·76 -147
at Mesa Verde Country Ouh
April 3·4 10 win the gros'
division title.
Rhorer, a longtime Costa Mesa
resident, won Mesa Verde's men's
club championship in 2002 and
teamed with head pro Tom
Sargent in last years Jones Cup.
'llie duo finished one stroke
behind Wtll Tipton and Bob
I ,ovejoy from Big C'.anyon
Country Oub.
IUiorer won 11 club
championships at Virginia
Country Oub in Lo ng Beach.
Ken Passon won the net
division in a one-hole playoff
over John Steinmeyer. Pcwon
parred Lhe first hole of the
sudden-death playoff. He shot
69·74 -143.
Here are other gross and net
winners from different age
groups: 50-59 gross -DnJe
Willetts, net -Bry.m Rolfe;
60·69 gross -Dave Tanchuck.
net -Steinmeyer; 70-79 gross -
Gordon Cannon, net -Hank
Aihara; 80-89 gross -Al WeUs.
net -Bird Cross.
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