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Home My WebLink About2004-06-02 - Newport Mesa Daily PilotServing the Newport-M esa com1nunity sin ce 1907 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 2004 Fire guts garage Mor ning blaze causes an estimated $350,000 damage to a Mesa Verde home. Marisa O!Neil Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -/\house fire Tucsd11y morning gutted a garage and thrcat1:t1cd a second house in a 4uie1 Mesa Verde neighborhood. The fire likely started just bdore tt:45 a.m. in the garage of a home in lhc 2800 block of Europa Driw, Costa Mesa Fire Dcpartm(·n1 Eileen Hoss, left, is comforted by her son's fiancee. Lauren Dutton. while her son Matt watches in disbelief as their house is ravaged by a fire Tuesday morning. Ballalion 0111.:f (J1ris Hiley sail.I. Flames spread to a neighboring bedroom and came d ost' to lhe house nexr door before fircfighccrs knocked dow11 the blal.t>. A "small amounc" of , gunpowder, shells and weapon:. were found in clw garage. hut were properly stored, Hiley said. "We he<11d initial popping sound:. [upon arrival!," Rilc•y said. Mall Hoss and fiancee Lauren Ducton were home at lhe time of lhc fire but were nor injured. lney had just fin ished fixing up a studio apartment unit in the house of Hoss' parents, Craig and Eileen Hoss. Dullon and Mall I loss ran out of the house when they discovered the fire. They al\<'mp1cd to douse ic wilh gan.len hose!>, bul le was 100 late, Man Hoss said. The cause of the fire is under investigation. "I heard a loud expl osion." nexHJoor neighbor P'dul Martin said. "It &oundcd likt it came from lhe garage, soumkcl like somelhing was very wrong. I ran oubiclc, a11cl I -;aw the smoke." l'H01 0S RV Ill Nl 1111 PTOW I DAllY Pll 01 Fire fully e ngulfed the garage and <111 Italian A Costa Mesa firefighter douses a hotspot m the garage of a home on Europa Drive that See FIRE. Page A4 sustained about $350,000 m fire damages Tuesday. The fire 's cause 1s under investigation Motorcyclist hits, badly hurts Costa Mesa officer Victim's partner credited with saving both pa rties' lives. Police say alcohol was involved in the freeway aociaent. DeepBh•rath Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A police motor cycle officer who has won awanh from local groups for making O UI ar rests suffered a cracked pelvis Mun- day night after he was hit by a drunk en motorcyclist, police l><!id. Ofliccr Dennis Oii.:kens and hi~ Pit7.r'a1rid, o;aid. rhc offiH•r l,1111.h-J 011 rarowr limy Yanm1.zi were riding his partnt'f\ n1111orcycl(' and trlt'd co -;ouch on the ~1 Diego forceway north hang on 10 Yan111:1.zi's lei! Jt.og. 11111 11f Harbor Boulevard in lhe carpool couldn't maintain 111!> grip. Fitzl'alrirk. l:me ac abqut HI p.m. when a spcedmg c;aid. Dickcni. fell ont1J the a:.phall and third motorcycle came from behind rolled 011 chr fn:eway. lw said. and hit Dickens' motorcycle, Cosla. Along with the cr.ickl'd pelv1.s. l>it·k Mesa Police Lt. John FilzP-Jtrick said ~ens sulfrred severnl cuts on lus hocly lhr two offirers had just completed that nray re4111rc.· S\lrgt•ry. Fitzl'atrirk. cheir shifts and were riding side-by· said. Drrken:. wf'nl in ro :-.urgcry l\1e' o;idL• at ahOlll 65 mph, he said. Tiie day afternoon fur a ·"kin l{fflft, IW :.aid. mown:ydL._t, :n -year-old Javier Gas~a Yannizzi was uninjured. of Mission Viejo. wa<> doing at least Gru;ga was aJi.o thrown 1111 his 100 mph when he slruck Dickl'll11' rno1orcydc. landed on f)irkcns' polin· motorcycle, Fit7J'atrick. said. motorcycle and ended up 11wol1111 l'lw impact of chc collision caca-tarily rit.li11g ic for ;1 quarter nf a 111111· pulled Dickens from his 1notorcydt•, before crai;hing onto the lrl't'W\ty, F11~ l',1tm k .... 1id. II w.1, Y111111t1./I. .1 ll1rrnt•1 M,1r111e, who 1•vt•1111wlly '11Vl'd cwo hvL'' h1~ p<1rt11cr\ and tht• Ilk 111 che tlrurtkt·11 drivt'r who htl hi111, I ir:1P;11rid. ,;11d. '"'lnny wa:-; ;ibk en ''''P hi' motot cydt• ,111d ran hat k Co 1h1• '11:-.pl·cl. whn wa" ly111g 1111111•1111111IH'r lw11 l;11w l)f thl' fU'l'WHy," hi' '\:ltd, "IY;:i11nin.il pulled till' 'll~JH'n 10 thl' o;houldcr ol clw frcf•way co :-.afrcy. 111• ctwn ran cu .11d Offin•r Dwkt•ns, who wm. a111•rnpc 1111-: co ( r,1wl let lilt' left ..,1i1111ld1•r of rhl' lr1·t·way I It• was lhl' hl'ro." l ~11lfomi<i t li~hwuy l'atrol of'fiu·r' See OFFICER, Page A4 INSIDE/OUT Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ONntEWEB: www.~.com E-mail to da1lypilot@latmes.com is preferred. You also can mail items \o 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa. CA 92627. Ann. EdicoriallFather's Day. Send a self·addressod and stamped envelope if you want items returned. The revolution will ~ot be easily televised SUMMER ALONG THE COAST The Delly Pilot brings you its guide to staying busy while the weather is hot. See Special Section SALUTING DADS The deadline is June 11. Remember: It's better than buying him another tie. WEATHER Foggy in the morning and then patchy skies and temperatures in the mid· 70s. SeePa1eA2 NEWS SPORTS Former adult film star may take stand Defense says te:-;t imony of the actress tu rned human sexua li ty doc torate-h older will ~1cl p it s rape-trial case. Deepa Bharath , Da11~ P1lo!._~-_.__.,- Nl'WI '< Ht I lll·ACI I llw <.lel'cnst 111 a high profill' g.111g-rnpe litSc will ask rhl' lllURl' IUtlay 111 admil 1t•,11m1my of a por 1111gr,1plty t'>.Jwrr att1111tl'Ys s,.1y will cuntra din ;1 w11111·,., f m 1 lw proscc\1l t011 >yVfrn 'llgJ.:(''tt·tl clw dl'ft'nt.lart1'> drttgJ.:l'U tltt• ~rrl. Cin•g 11.udl. ""' ol Orang1• County /\S· ~1:-.ta111 ~Ill's 111 I x111 1 laidl. Kylt' Nurhrt•incr • .111tl lo.1•111t ~p:.1111 an• al'l'tt~L·tl of r.1pini.: an u11crn1 ... nrn 1' 1 h yc •;11 -uld girl anti ~l')(U<tlly ,1.,...ault111~: lwt 111 I )(111 t l.ucll\ < .oro1w dcl Milt ho11w 1 lw jw~· 1r1.1l Im rill' lt't'IH1g1·r,, width liq.:a11 c111 1\l:iy I. 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I It' .md hlli C"rl'W 11rrnctl h.1rr:u k.' 11110 1 l:t!-."•Htrll,, Offil('C. .111d kl See OCC, Page A4 I 've ~en having a lot of t:rouble with my tv lately. Ordinatfy. this wouldnl be such a big deal Yowr TV break/I, you get Jt fixed. The problem, however. is that thUxperts are telling fOe there's absolutety nothing wrong With my television. I consider this. and consider the DAVID SILVA I'm not quite sure what to do with a TV wit h emotional issues, I've lried being extra nice to it. to make It a point lo tell ii every day 1ha1 its a good TY. I've tried giving it its Hspace." thinking lhat if I didn't put pressure on It, It might resolve Its issues on lls own. But the problems have only fact that the TV just lsn~ working u It should, and I'm starting to ')vonder lf the problem isn't technical so much as behavioral. gotten worse. • nie I rouble sl:trted when one of rny co-worker<; told me about You can honQr your father by sending a few paragraphs about what makes him so great, along with 1 photo, to the Dally Pilot for pobllcation on Father's Day. Hoag is among the hospitals CalPERS plans to drop. SeePaaeA3 Corona del Mar scores two runs In the top of the seventh to top Northwood, 6-5, In the Clf! Division IV semifinal. The Sea Kings and Tesoro will vie for the crown Saturday at Dodger Stadium. SeePaaeA7 See INSIDE, Pqe M A2 Wednesdcty Jurit! ' 7004 OC11ty Pilot . . -LOCALS ONLY NEIGHBORS Stephanie Monette , 15, Alicia Kyo. 15. My-Tn To, 15. My-Hien To. 15, Bao-Oann Tran. 15. and Ten Vu. 14. all members of the Costa Mesa High School Art Club. were d1v1s1on winn ers in the club banner category at the 2004 Youth Expo. l\1anrll' I 11rp' l'VI. Curio D. L>umaplln 11·1·1·111ly UHnplctl'd I:! week' 11f li.i,11 11.1111111g ,11 the l\l.111111: C urp' llt'lrt111 lkpo1111 '\Jn l>ll•go. I Ii' w1fr. Paola l>umaplln, 1, tlw J,1u>th11·r ot Marla P. and Tomas P. Deleon Ml'ndoza 111 ( 0 .. 1.1 .\k,,1 ... ~tephanle Monette, 15. Alicia Kyo. 15. My-Tri To . 1 !i, My-lllen To. I '>. Bao-Ounn Trru1, It;, ;111d Teri Vu. I ol •• 111 ( 0\1.1 Ml'~I 11·,11h•111' .1111l 11wmlwr' of ttw ( m1.1 ~ ti•,,1 I hi.:h :-t hrml 1\11 l)11h, w1•11· d1 \11,111n w111m·r~ 111 llw 1'111h h,111111·1 1 .11eg11ry. \•.'hrth w,1, Ji.Ill 11t 1lll' .!01).1 Y11111h l.xpo • 11 till' I >r.111g1· < m1111v I .ur .1ml I p11"1u111 \ 1•1111•1 ... Mar ian Ul'r~l'son, lor11w1 I lr,111g1• ( .011111 y '"Pl'I \ ,,nr; llrUCl' C..:Uhlll. I h.111111.111JllU1 l11l'I l'\\'l \1\1\l' 111 ( .1111.1111 ( Ill I' lluvld tlorowh1. 1i11•,11lo•111 of I ll1111w111 l\la11.1g1•111t.•111 1111 , Don alt.I Kl'-nned y. rha11111.111 1·1111·nl1" 11t 1h1· I 1r,1 1\n11·111.111 ( 111 p Mkhat•l l.ef\owll7 d111•r1or 111 1lw ,,1m111'11 I 111111tl.1t11111. lll'rbert "Hiii" l .ut'Wi, lie.id 111 tlw l.11u " I ar1111v < lll1u· ul I 111.11111.d '1'1\ ll'l':>, ,111d Wiiiiam E l'ocllk h . 1011,uh111.: 111,111.11-:1111: t111 .. 1 111r .11uJ ll'lllnl l hll'f l'\t'I 1111\ 1• llf 1111' l1t1lll1t lfl\1'\llllt'fll l\l.111.11:1·1111•111 (.fl ' \\t'rt' ,1ll 11·11·111h 11.11111•11 ,1, l111.11d 11w111lw1' of 1h1· < 11,t,1 .. k ... 1 h.I"'" l\fll,I( ln ll'llll(l'lll 1' N1•111.d I lrn·lo11111t·n1 J11,111u11• DUI ARRESTS ntilse peo1il<' have l1ee11 .mosted on susp1c1011 "'driving under the influence of <111 111toJ<1c:am rhey I rave only l>t>un arrested on 'USPIC/Otl of ll Cflflle and, DS w1rt1 ,11/ suspocts. urt> cons1dernd 111nocent until µroved guilty COSTA MESA ru.sd•y • Bengt Wallor J11nv1k 26. Palm Dese11 Sunday • Luis Zdvdlt1 Cuev.is 27. Costa Mesa • Jose11h W1lh<1m R11ssell, 28, Ant1he1m • Lon An n Lef' l:hown. 44. Laguna Hills •Tyson V<1lrtcrramt1 Murillo. 19, ')antd Ana Saturday • 1onv Tat.111. 36 San Clemente Friday •Jorge S.<ntos Saln1as 36 Costa Mc<,a • Douglas Ram1nlph Vogel, 28, l..oSla Mes11 -•James Douqlas Howie. 40. Laguna N1gujjl Thursday • Eric Andre Clemons, 33, Costa Mesa • Francisco Plasolo. 30. Cos1a Mesa . .. Katherine Nuller. an I >range Co.t. .. t College honor stutlcnl, w~ invited by the • 1 nternational t .. ~-.l\ .J \ - 'I l ~ ... Katherine Nutter Mission on Anthropology and Archeology to talt.e part in a 15-day anth ropology and archeology trip in Cll1na. Nutter missed OCC graduatio n ceremonies to t.ik.e pan in tnl' Jrg ... Noura Amjadl. IJnda M. BathantJ . Julia A. Bauer, Nathan Benner, Ashley L Carroll ln-Young Oiae, Nant.-y A. Cordaro, Erik W. Ferrtt. F.ll.z.abeth A. Prisble, Nicole Pritz.sch. Gregory J. Gaffney. Ma rlana D. Gomet. Jung H. Han, Su Hyun Han. Su-Jung Han, Alyson H. Hanebutt, Michael R. Ham.1ah, Nicole L Head. all of Costa l\lc'>.i. were rt•1cntly named to Cli<lll~l' l.11.1~1 <.ultege·s prl·,idl'llt\ ll~t for maintaining a ·I 0 < 11'A d11n11~ lhl· 2003 fall • NEIGHBORS spotli11hts <H .. h1ovements m the community Pleastt d11ec1 noteworthy inlormatton 10 Luis Peria by lax at f949) 646 4170. or send e mail to lu15 pena n /iJt1mes.com. •Janes Davids Elksnit1s. 25, Fountain Valley • M1cnael Ian McNamara, 26. Venice Wednesday •Marcos Suarez. 32. Costa Mesa • John Bernard Cusac:k, 56. Huntington Beach NEWPORT BEACH Satul'My • Chance Weaver, 30. Foothill Ranch Friday • Maril Casey Cuevas. 33, San Clemente • Robert Lowell Peterson. 24, Newport Beach • Chnstopher Nahum Wight, 23. refused to give address • James John Beaupre, 47. Irvine • Kayle Carter Briles, 25, Irvine Thursday •Steven M1cnael Chapman, 24, Newport Beadl • Hector Aguilar, 53, Santa Ana • Terrii Maria Later, 37. Huntington Beach • Susan M1tcnell Arvizo, 47, Huntington Bead1 Mey 26 •Linda Marie Jamail. 41, Costa Mesa • Sean James Seibert, 35, San Juan Capistrano • Ryan Cray Brown. 26. Foothill Ranch _Daily A Pilot VOL. 98, NO. 154 tHOMAS H. JOHNSON Pubhsher TONYD00£AO Editor MARKEY DANtELB Ac111ertl1lng Man~gor LANA JOHNSON Promot10ne Director EDmNG STAFf S.J.e.twt Managing Editor, (9491574-4233 s / CllhnrJ'• l•tlmu com 0-..0o\M Ciey Editor. (~1 76M32'4 rl11rw1rrt1.(IOUIM!!J/1ttlmo11 com Rldwtfd Dunn SPOrta Editor. (9'91 57• 4223 m::ht1rd dunn a lt11/mes com Ryent.n.r AA•l•tent City Editor. (9491 574--4286 ryan CJ1rtor /atlmot com 51-l~tt Photo Editor. (9491 764-4358 .st<iVfl ITIOCrtmkiW>latlmM.com NEWSSTAA' 0...,. lhenCtt Crime end oourtll reporter. (949167~ ~.bhar-.thtllllti~oom Lolte ..... Entefl>ri• end special profecta reporter, (9'9) 574-4275 lollta.ha,,,.,fili.tlm6S.com °""" ,._,.,_ Cos1n Mela repoftef. (IMS) 57U221 <Jelrdre. newrnan •l#tlnw.com Mmtea O'Nll Education rtpOrtet, (9'191 5744268 ftlltrlu .OMll•i.tfrTl#.oom Alcle~w Pohttca, bvllnlM end erMronment reportllf, (948) 784"330 ellcla. roblnM>fl f!t latlrrw.oom FOR A GOOD CAUSE KENT TREPl OW I DAILY PILOT Volunteer Jeff Ruiz , left. prays with patient Maggi Davidson at the Milestone Health Care Center in Costa Mesa. Reaching Milestone's people Deirdre Newman Dally Pilot W hen Je(f Rui7. makes his roundS at Milestone I lealth Care Genier, he brings a spark. of energy and compassion to the patients. He doles out salutations and compliments like lollipops. eager to engage the convalescent home residents in conversation and give them something to laugh about. He also prays with them to help them through trying tim es. Ruiz, a deacon al Quist Lutheran Oiurch, has been volunteering at Milestone for more than a year. "Its awesome to see these people as they move through !their lives)." Ruiz said . "You can't help but be pan uf their family." Ruiz started corning to Mil~tone to help out hrs pa:.tor. Ruiz's goal i" 10 develop relation!>hips with the residents. which is best achiewd by familiarity and tnist. he said. I le and another deacon I ro111 the churth, who also volunteers at Milestone. are hoping IO makl' thl' convuJ1·,1.·.,111 hom1• a hlucpnnt lw Bambi 1Wo-hundred kittens are now in "The Network.· from newborns to I 0 weeks. We have added "KJtten Tuesdays" to our adoption schedule. sc5 we rnn better l)andle the weekend crowds wanting 10 adopt lcittens. For even more convenience. some kittens are available to be seen ln the ca~ver's homes. Phone numbers are Usted on ourldtten nursery page.on WU1Wanimalnetworlc.org. Most of our caregivers are local famllles who value educating their Luis P9i\a Nows assistant, (94915744298 luis pena10 llll•mes com oulfcach work at other similar facilitie::. by trying various tedmiques and seeing which ones are successful. They staned a Bible study group about a month ago and are in the midst of creating a praise band to bring music IO Milestone. "We're using Milestone as a template," Ruiz said. "We really wrull otJ1er people to step up and do what we're doing, We all know the need (for volunteers! in convalescent homes." Through IUS-time spent at Milestone, Ruiz was inspired to create another service ror patients -letters from str40gers who take the time to write a personal nole, which he dubbed "Love Letters." The inspiration for thL-. was a racient named Maggi David<;<>n, HS. l!uiz had spent a lot of time with her 1111l' day, and she told him how good ii felt since she had been so lonely. Rui:1. ~J. Reflecting on her comment. he thought there wert• probably a lot of other patients with the ~e desolate feeling.s. Walking back to his car. he came up wilh the idea of Love Letters. lnterl'!>ll'd let1cr-wri1ers pick. up the let1erhead hl' ha.'I customi7ed and are asked 10 pt·r-.m1alin•" ll'llcr 10 a resident, pr;1y PET OF THE W.EEK children in taldng responsibility for caring for animals. FJeven-year-old Al)'l'Sll helped bonle-feed the pictured over il and -;end iL Some lener-writen. even ~k. 10 hand-deliver theirs, he said. "It'~ being able to take someone's 1 chin and look them right in the eye and 1eU tht>m that you love them," Ruiz • said. llui7 !><UJ 1hc rewan.J., of <;pending lime with the MiJestonc palienl!> arc cnonnou ... "I Jid ii originally to assist my pastor." he said. "As it lurns out. 1hc blessing1> are beyond what yuu can imagine." • · On l\Jc:.day. ~ Ruii· did hb row1t.b. he chat1cd wi1h David!>on. who wa-. gc11lng ready 10 stand up for the fir:.t time in 10 mt111ths. At the end of the conversation. he took. her hand and said a prayer for the momentou~ Ol'Casion about to occur. . "Maggie's been a .o;pecial friend for me," H.uizsaiu. "ln the midst uf her being in this facility, .. he'~ always nice a11ll up ... Milestone Activity Drrcclor Anabel I .opez said the l.'OllV'dlescent home ii. hrr.11eful for Bu~·s outreach. "I think he has a gciC1d pen.onality:· l..c11>e1 said. ··When he c.omc~ in and 1alk.-. 10 till' rcs1denl!., 1Jwy know him. Wc'n· luck y lo have him lwrc." 7-week-old tabby and white kitten named Bambi. She liked carrying her like a baby and dressed her up in doU clothes for this cute picture. ·: ·.: ., .. ·~-· ....... .. ·----....... ..... . . .... The Community Animal Network is ;1 community-supported animal organiz.ation linking people and pets through community acrion. See other animals available for adoption at '1ttp:l/wiv111.a11imnlnetwork.org, or slop by Russo's pel store at Fashion Jsland between noon and 4 p.m. on weekends. Information: (949) 759-3646. er write to the Community Animal Network at rm. Box 8662. Newport Beach, CA 92658. SURF AND SUN PHCJTOORAPHERS Merk C Dus1in. Don Leach, Ken1 Treptow. Ooug18i Z1mmermw1 READERS HOTLINE (9491 642-6086 Record your commenlS about the Dally Pilot or news tips, Bo>< 1560, Cosio Mase. CA 91626 Copyright No news slories. 1llustra11ons, editorial mane• or ad11en1sements herein can be reproduoed w11hou1 wrinen µerm1ss1on of copyright owrier HOW TO REACH US Circul1tlon The Tomes Orange Coumy (8001 252 9141 Adver11tlng WEATHER FORECAST It will be partly cloudy in the morning then clearing with patchy fog. Highs will be from 69 to 75 near the coast and 82 to 88 inland with light winds. Tonight will be partly cloudy in the evening then becoming mostly cloudy. Lows will be from 56 to 62 with light winds. knots with gusts to around 40 knots. Wind waves will be 2 to 4 feet on a mixed swell. Tonight winds wiU be out of the northwest at 10 to 20 knots with wind waves of 3 feet on a mixed swell. AddNel Our addreu la 330 W Bay St .. 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Cleu lfi.d (9491 642·5678 Dl1Pt•v (9491642-4321 Edltort.I News (9491 642 5680 Spor11 (9491 574 4223 New1 Fa• (9491 646 4170 Sporu Fe11 l949) 650-0170 E-m1ll: dt1ilyp1/ot(lll /atimtJs com M.tffi~ Bulln ... ~ (9491642 4321 Bu1ineH Fell (949) 631 5902 Published by Times Community Newt, 11 dlvl11on of the Loa An~eles Time' ltl2004 Times CN All rights roservud . lnfonnation: www.nws.noaa.gov BOATING FORECAST Winds will be variable at 10 knots or lest becoming westerly at 10 knota In the afternoon with wind wavee of 2 feet or le11 on a mixed swell. Tonight winds will be out of the west at 10 knota in the evening becoming variable at 10 knots or leas with wind waves of 2 feet or leas on a mixed swell. Fanher out, winds will be out of the northwest at 10 to 20 \' SURF Late morning and afternoon ' se11ions can expect to see an Increase in size, toward chest· to shoulder-high around aouth-faclng breaks. Wirt. quellty: www.surfrfder.org Height TIDES Time 2:66a.m. 9:09a.m. 2:04p.m. 8:28p.m , -0.80 feet low 3.87 feet hlg1' 1.54 feet low: 6.69 feet hlgO ·WATER TEMPERATU~E : . . 66 degreea ,' .. OLD FAITHFUL OOUGLAS ZIMMERMt\N llA'n HU)! A boy runs through a geyser made by a fire hydrant knocked off its base by a truck at A Street and Balboa Boulevard Tuesday. Hoag_ gets dropped as CalPERS pro vi der Alicia Robinson Daily Pilot The California Public Em- ployees Retirement System plans 10 drop Hoag Hospital from a list of places people can get care un- der one of its health insurance plans. ('..aJPERS · announced it will drop as many as 38 hospitals a round the state from the net- work open to those insured by ib Blue Shield health maintenance organization. I loag is the on1y Orange County hospital to be dropped. '1 lw hospital 'network changes wm be effective in 2005. In Orange Cow1ty, 21 ,000 ·CalPEns members use the Blue Shield I IMO. and 2,400 of those are -;erved by the Greater Newpon Physicians group, , which in- clude doctors who work out of I lo-Jg Hospital or refer patient.s there, Blue Shield spokc<.woman Patrice Smith said. The decision lO drop some hospitals from Blue Shield\ net- work was an effort to control healthcare premiums, which in- creased 50% over the last three years, CalPERS spokci.man Oark McKinley said. "We found that hospilab Wt're the No. l factor in our annual premium increases ... he o;aid. Hoag was notified in late May, after it was announced publicly. but officials are awauing rnore details from CalPF.RS. 1 loaK spokeswoman Debra Legan 'ail.I. "We really don'1 know how ii'!> going to impact us yet." she \aid. "It'd be prematurt' to even speculate." McKinley said local patient' who use CalPERS Blue Shield won't have to change doctor' ii their doctor is affiliated wi rh an- other hospital besides H~>ag. 11.1- rients will -.rill haw accc~ 10 a hospital within 15 nulcs or 30 minutes or 1heir homt:, which ho a state standard. he said. "If their docwr h <tffiliated with only I loag I fo'ipital. I hen that means 1hey haw 10 get an· other doctor," McKinley !>aid. The hospi tals heing removetl from tbe network were chu:.cn ba<>ed on a survey conducted hy Blue Shield. McKmley i>a1d some hospitaJs were dropped 1f their cost:. were :.il,'lllllcantly highl'r than the area average. hut Smith ~aid she can't releaM.• co't clata from the ~urvey. Any hofil)itab lo ht' dropped from the lfetwork can ask lo get back on the list if they mcPI cer- tain quality cri1eria and agree 10 adjust their prices 10 the state- wide average. McKinley <;aid. 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June 2. 2004 PUBLIC SAFETY Police trying to find driver in hit-and-run 0Hpa8huath Daily Pilot ~HT 13FActl -Pobi.:11 an: looking for the h.it·and·run d.rtver who fled the scene after hll· ting and critically injuring a i.a:. year-old Los Angeles man as he was cro~ln~f an \ntersocdun Mon· day night. official'> said. The vk.'tim was walki11K ai,:rol>) the intersection of MacJ\nhur Boulevard and Bonlta Canyon Road· at about 9:25 p.m. u.~ing a mark.ed crosswalk when he was hJt by a dark·colnM.I st'da.r1, which was trawling -north on MacJ\rlhur. said NeW{)(Jrt Beach Police Sgt. Sl~ Shulman. Policl' are not rcleasmg the victimi. name. p.:ucUng notification of family members. "1he impul't amied the II\'. dt.>soian ahou1 120 fl.'t'I , .. Shulman ..aid. ·111e ma11 suffered ma.'>1.IW head, leg and ahdommal i111urlt"' and wa .... 1mn'>r)Oned tu w~1c111 Mctlu:aJ Cenwr in !'l.ulta A11d where he Uilderwt'nt t'mCl)<t•m-y s~cry, he ~1d. 1111~. nlim 1e- mamed in l'n1trnl condl1i1111 on l\1esday. The car, po~ibly J liMW. did nor oJow or Mop after the l'olll.Jon .:md wnunued north on MacAr- thur Roulev.utl toward the Corona dcl Mar frt'eWUy, Shulman said. A woman who witn~d the u1ddcm c.illed !fl I rlghl away. he lNlld. ~he al'><' 1111!.l police that one or t.he car's headlight!. and aux- mary liKhts Wert• damai;tL-'J, po:.c itlbly on the left 'ide. ·nie car's windshield may also haw t>een damaged. Shulman said. • 111e depanmen1 i!. em:ourag· ing the dri~r of the vehicle 10 con 1c folW".ml ru. ii has yet 10 bt' ddl'nrnned who wa'I al lauh i.11 lhc dl'dde111." lw ...ahl. Ille WI Ule:.:. SU w t.he llllill W>Ulg the crosswalk. but m~Liga1on. are still IJ)'lnl( to de1em1ine whether he cm~ Ull' stn.'Ct when the traffic <ilgnal was in the "Wall " or "I >oci'1 Walk" mode, Shulma.n lMild. Al1yone who ~w U1e rnUision, 111 hJ.'> mformJl1on about the ~u:. pt.·c1 vehicle .., ~ked to l'a.11 New· pon ~ach l>ohct> rratlil l11w)\11 ~atur Mm 1:1sher al (~)11~) t'i44·:l746. BRIEFLY IN PUBLIC SAFETY Robbery suspects save fat:e plate A w oup uf young 1111:11 .1 .. loaUhed another brrnup of men m their car. fo rcibly lak ing tht• farl· platt' Imm thl· car\ 'ill'lt'fl Monday 1•v1•ni11g. al'cordinR to a N1•wpor1 Beach puhre report Ole l(tClllp ol dlJt1111 l1w men, dei.crihed only a. ... hl'111~ 111 their mtd-20:. and wl'aring white . r .. hirli., appnJJC:hed till' car. whkh wa ... ~toppl·d u1 the 1n1er<>ection of 281h ~lrtt'I and Newpon Boule vard, the n•port <.a1d · lliey thl•n yellt•d, pu .. twd and punched a frt1111 '>L'JI Jlill>WnKer, police '><Ud An other pa.,.,t·nger "lllnK 111 1tw back tned 10 defend. h111 .1l~11 KOi lilt hy the assalla111~. ac \ 11rd1111< to tlll' ft•pu1 l Orw uf the nw11 lhl·n rt"adwd 11un 1hc c.u Jlld took 1hc· "'L'fCO l:we plJll'. po llu· "<Ud. A whnes.., l>illinR 1>u1,1tl1• 11 re,1&111.1111 told pol1t~· he heard 11111• nl rlw J'"'lilant:. ycJI "PumonJ' •• , lw ;-1'- POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Anehelm Avenue: Petty !heft wasreportedinthe3000 blodc al 1:14 pm Monday • Bristol 51,_.: A commercial burglary was reported in the 2700 blodc at 2:45 a.rn. Mondtt)'. • Harbor Boulevard: Petty theft was reported in the 3000 bl ode at 1: 14 p.m . Monday • Swan Drive: Vandalism was reported in the 2000 blodc at 10:25 a.m . Monday. • WHtmlnlWf Avenue: Battery was reported in the 2500 bl ode at 11 :42 a m Monday • Watt 17th Strae1: A commercial burglary was reported in the 700 blodc at 3;07 a m Monday FIRE Continued trom Al cypress tree belwt•en the two homes, Martin said. I le and ht:. wife also grabbed garden hoses and tried to keep the fire ai hay until firefighters arrived. Embers from the fire landecJ on thelt new, tire-resis1an1 1oof. but 11 didn't catch Ote. Marrin said . Firefighter'! from Co~w Mc'4'.1 and I lwulngton Reach responded 10 tlie bl!il.e and had It extinguished just after 9 a.rn .. Riley said. Pamnf(e Is estimated al $350.000. Outside the garage sat a partially burned shop vacuum A metal garage door lay In l1 cwtsted heap. .t -- sa11lted lhe group or people 111 lht! l3r l11e report d1tl not bay lhe 111ndcnt Wilb gang·relaled. Police are invcs11galing tJ1e incidenr a<, J robbery Costa Mesa man who k1 lll'd hi s !'Ion dies Nom1;in 1 lansell, whu P'' hn' '>JV 'hOI hi'> 'l)(l, f),tvHJ. It. w death and 1h1•11 turned Lhc gun 011 hii11scll l·rn.lay. died uuday. I lansen. 70. killed h1'i "lll h1·cause David 1errun1t'd 111~ pari:nts. 11r1gtibors .. aid l·rtdl\y. l>av1cJ, whn hvcd w11h hi' 11.1renls 111 their l\fo..a North hou\e, hJd J lt-11i.;1hy pohl c record llVl'f thl' IHIM l U yt•:tr' .111rl wai, arr1•.;tl'Jill I 1 )11h11 h11l\11r1d. 111 lht• t O\lil MnJ f'ohre lk par1111en1. Be( d lht' N111111a11 I l,111.,t·n lolled hirmt•ll , 1u1 dldl>;l'., w1ll be filetl. l'it11'.11nd, .... ud. NEWPORT BEACH • Bri11ol Street: Forgery was reported in the 2100 blodc at 4:58 p.rn. Monday. • Irvine Avenue: Grand theft was reported in the 1100 block at 10:40 a.m Monday. • Newport Boulevard and Hospital Road: A traffic accidenl involving injuries was reported at 3:27 p m Monday. • Via Udo: A robbery was reported in the 3400 blodc at 11:29 a.m Monday • 15th St....i: Vandalism was reported In the 300 blodc a t 12:34 p.m. Monday • 2Stti Strff1: An auto theft was reported 1n the 100 blodc at 1 47 a.m. Monday. • 38th Straet: An euto theft was reported in the 100 blodc at 10 59 a.rn Monday. fhc lmnl of the house. oth1:r thaJl the garage. appeared to 'u:;tam little dnmage. The back. however. w·.i.s heavily i.:hmed. Fire appeared ro spread from 1he garage into the apanmen1 and onto a palio cover. then ran along the patio to a bedroom a1 the far end of the house. Debris filled a backyard swimming pool. l\Jesday afternoon. family members sifted through their possessioru. managing to salvage some lrreplarcahlc famiJy photographs. Wind also blew embers 10 u house aero~" the ~treet. Matt I l<1ss saJd. but was quickly t:X'tln1~ulshed. • MARISA O'NEll covera education She mav be reached at (9491 574-4268 or bv e-mail at marl11J,onell l11rlmt11.com. ---~-··.·.;:..:i_ --- DclllyJ'Jlot ... STAND Continued from Al 'Dr. Mitchell will testify that what she sees is consistent w ith a-porn film.' l'he dl:'lt~ni.e -;ay .. there 1i. no evidenct: that the tt'clla8t:ri usc·l1 <.I Iii or any o ther drust Ill mal{f the _girl uncon~ctous. Scalisi said. Pet. Scalisi, "Dr. Mitchell will w:.1ify th:u what qhe seel> Is constSlt'r\t wi(l) a porn film ... he said. •he defense ~erved to Orange C..oumy Sheriff Mike Carona. one of Greg Haidl's attOI neys Defense attorneys havt: not yer dl•clded 'whether they want to cull rhe sherifl, who won na· llCJnal recognition for handling 1111> lnvesligatJon Imo tht' death ol Sam1uuha Runruon, a S·year· old tanion girl officials say was kid1iapped from outside her home. selcually assaulted an~ murdered. testify that t.he 191l's family had concac1i:d hlm some time over the last two years. He wouldn~ go into details about why the girl's family got in touch with Ca· rona. The defense today will also ask the judge to allow the testimony of Sharon Mitchell, a porn star rumed doctorate·holder in hu- man 5exualiry. I laldl's attomey. Joseph CavaJ· lo, said he believes Carona could occ Continued from Al ture halls. One ot the biggest challenge~ wa' turning Lbe air bast' serv1ce dub into a coUege gym. TI1a1 i.;y111 was used by OCC: athletes tor 13 year~. h wa.. moved to VJngu.ud Urnv1>rsi1y ln 1002. where 11 is ~till muse. Albers worL.ed for OCC for 33 yl·ars. untiJ his rt!tiremenr In I !:Jll I. lie wa. .. campus carpenter lur the fir-;t year. then served ru. d1rcc1or or mamwnance and op· eratmr1'> tor J2 yt:ars. During 1lw i:CJnslruction or the OFFICER Continued from Al Jrre ... rctl (;;1\l(it on suspicion ol klony Jriv111~ under tht 1nllu- elll'l'. Bu1h (.a~ga an d Dickens Wl'1 e taken lo M 1~!o.i11n llosµl tal in M l'>~1C111 V1e10. D1d:.en.. lOlleaguel> are ":,h.iL.cn up" by the 1nc1den1. :.<11d Office1 Bryan Wadltim. abu a m otorcycle offiC'er. "I vcr yune wa<o very t:C)ll ccmcd." he ~.11d. "A lot of offi- crr,, tnduding my..elf. hJw vbncd him a l th e hospital." INSIDE Continued from A 1 .11l 1lw hm ~h~ und her hui.band Wl'rl' h,iving ~'llith their ne"w I iVo. I had he;ird about 1h1i. .. 1r.111gt-dev11·1· hut had di,mt"t•tl 11 <i... a glorified VLR. "Ouli. a hox lhJI Jl tually ll'l 011h IV i.how' -whu would li.1vl' 1huugh1 \U( ha rhing po .. sible'f' I would li..iy '>dll'J.'>liL'ally. Hut my ~11-worL.er 1m.i'>ted th.11 hl'r TiVo w;,1 .. much. much 111ull· 1ha11 a VCH. "11\ tomple1dy ft'VIJl111i1m11'Cd lhtc· way Wl' w;11ch JV.· ,he ,,ud. ·If vou're wutl'hlrlK .1 hv1• \how ..in.d nE>L·d 1ll le11ve the ro11n1. you can put ii on pause. If you're watching u gamt• and mh'l'd .toplay. you can urtually rewind it to the '>POI you missed, then hit a b1111un Jntl switch back to live rime. And here'., the bes! thJng: Once yoll start recording show!>. ii figure' c1u1 lht' kinds of shows you hL.c Jnd actually tapes other bhows it think.\ you m11<ht l'n)oy. loo. II ..... She <,topped talkmg when she notil'ed I had 11l3rtl·d to drool "That ... that\ 1he mos1 beautirul thing l'w rver heMd." I i.t1ld. "I am so l(Olllg to gel one of thclS!'." N111 If my cable company had an}'lhing '''say about 11. and it did. I wab told 1ha1 my cable service simply wasn't . compatible with TiVo. and 1ha1 if I wanted TiVo, I'd have 111 switch uver to <;atelllle TV. Fon11nalt'ly, I Ml'l 1old. 1he cablt• c11mpnny had just rnme out with Its own version or TIVo. 11 wa' rnJled a 1>1gitaJ Video Recorder. or l>VR. The OVR could do just about everything TiVo rould do. and Ir would cost u~ only a few dollars more on our cable blll 10 have it installed. PenmnaJly. I felt our cable com1>any was pulling yet ano ther fast one on me. I had a hard time bellevmg that a [)\fJl could eru.ily be added to o ur cable service while TIVo apparently was so sophisticated h could only be used ln cooperation wilh the space program. I suspected tha1 what was really going on was that TiVo 11ales were cutting a allce out or the cable Industry's money pie. and lhe cable Industry really. really liked its pie. It didn't want to share Its pie with anyone. StUI. I really. really 11.ked lV. and the Idea of belng able to pause and rewind Uve broadcasts was Ju.st too much 10 pass up. I decided to give the OVR a try. My nri11 clue that things weren't golnjt to 80 as smoothly u I'd like wu when the cable guy 8hO'Vcd up and 8eemed to know leas about lnata.IJJn8 a OVR than I dldf Ml1chell's testimony will give campus, Alben worked 10 to 12 hours a day. seven days a week, including holidays. He and his crew would tear lumber out of buildings that were going to be dem olished and saved all the used nails. John Jeffers, who worked with Albers for about 20 years. said Al- bers was the Jdeal boss. "I le stood behind his men," said Jeffers, who retired as main· renance supervisor. "I know when wt: started bickering be· tween Qurselves. he would sil us down at the table and say. 'We're a family and we better get along."' . Once 1he campus was up and running. OCC students buiJt a Dickl!ns seemed to be "1n good spirits," Wadk.il\S said. "We're so lucky he':. wilh us loday," h e said. "Ile could've easily died. The biggest fear in any motorcycle rider when you get m an accide nt is that you're going 10 l(el run over. I le's lucky tha1 his injuries are moderate and he can recover." Both Yannizzi and Dickens have been on motorcycle patrol for five years, Wadkins said . "If anyone should've been there (Mondayl nigh1, ii !>hould've been Tony." he said . "Any of us would've done what Tony did, hu1 ifs special be · "You have to exculoe me, .. he said, embarrassed. "We just got these things and no one's really sun~ how they work ... I le nervously hooked up the DVR -a silver, rectangular device with lots ofbu11o ns and flashing lights -then stood in the cente r or the living room reading the instruction manual. He M:ra1ched hls beard. He sighed heavily. finally, he picked up the remute conuol and pressed a button. When a menu screen appeared on the lV. he seem ed relieved. I found this lack of technical expertise disturbing. J\11 my previow; experien ce with cab le guys had led me 10 believe that they each held doctorates in electronic home entenainmen1. You asked lhern a question, and they gave you the right answer i:vt>ry lime. Then, suddenly. here was a cable guy who didn't seem 10 know what he was doing. It was worrisome. like hearing your doctor rerer 10 one or your body parts as a "1hingarnajig. • "Well. here'!> the brochure.· the cable guy said, handing me a slim pamphlet. And he left. Fortunately. I'm a huge 1V junkie. and am never so comfortable clS when I have a remote in my hand. Within 30 rninu1es, I was operating the DVH like I had been born with one in my crib. And for the first week or so, , life was never bener. Whereas my l(irllrlend. Sharon. and I · used to be at the mercy of network programmers. now we could pull up a menu of our favorite s hows and watch what we wante d to watch on demand. We paused . We fast·forwarded. We spoke disparagingly or all the poor 1U1ps who didn't have the wherewithal to get their own DVR. Then one day. I turned the 1V on and found that the volume wa<in't working. I hit the mute hufton on and off. but nothing happened. I turned the volume all the way up. Nothing happened .Puzzled, I switched 10 another channel and wu almost blasted off the couch by the sound of a Steven Seagal film at maximum volume. At first I thought the problem wu just wltJl the channel, but over the next few days It became clear II was system wide. Some channels wouldn't have sound. Others would. Sometimes the volume would Cl.It ln after a rew m oments. SometJmes It wouldn't, Sharon called the cable company. and was told thac we needed to twn the OVR off and tum le on again In order for tht m1chlne to reboot and clear away any glilchn that nllght have arisen. We did lhJs, and the problem Instantly cleared , up. Tile next day, I 1umcd the rJVR o n to discover It hadn't jurors a different perspective on the 20·minute tape that capture:. 1he alleged incident. I laid! co· counsel Pete Scalisi said. Trinka Porrara, who 1es t.ified for the prosecution, sald what she saw on the tape was consls· tent with GHB use. She .said the girl was limp and not reacting 10 objects, such as a Snapple bottle and a pool cue. being inserted into her. house on campus for Albers and his family, said daughter Connie Miller. As maintenance chief, Al· bers was on call 24 hours i day. every day. He lived on cafnpus for 31 years and three of his four daughters were bom there. Hil> eldes1 daughter, Janel, died of cancer when she was six. His three other daughter!. - Miller. Karen Rangitsch, and Nilrlci Thissel -grew up i.n the campui. home and a11ended occ. "It was a superb place to gmw up and be kids," Miller said. "The front lawn was about haJf a block. We would jus1 go out thert' and play." Miller said her father embod· cause they've been partners for a long time and share a strong emotional bond as well. .. Yanni1.zi, who rel'eived the departmen1's Officer of the Year award last year, was not avail- able for comment on Tuesday. Yannizzi and Dickens have made m o re Lh an JOO DUI <ir· rests in their careers and haw received several awards from Mothers Against Drunk Driving. Fitzl'atrlck said. "Tony also ~erved as a Marine for 20 years, and ifs amazing that h e saved rwo people's lives on Memorial Day 111 an act ol heroism," he said. recorded the programs I had asked it 10. I figured rebooting the system had wiped our its settings. so'! reprogrammed it. But after several more days of misi.ed hows, it became clear that the DVR was p ontaneously reprogramming itself. Some show~ ii would deign to record. Others it would have nothing to do with. II was as if the machine had decided 11 would record only so many episodes or "The West Wing" before revolting. Again . Sharon called the cable company. Again she was told there was nothing wrong with the DVR -it simply need ed rebooting. Again, we did so. and the problem went away. I found ii particularly galling that the remote control had no "reboot" bu11on -I was forced to get up off the couch and turn the box off manually. This seemed to me a giant ~•ep baclcwud in remote -control technology. Soon, other problems arose. Recorded programs would suddenly free7..e during playback and break up into a thour.and digital images, or the action would spontaneously Defen!le auorney!I J.Il' abo ~ pected 10 argut: a motion fw mistrial on Thursday alleginJ: that the prosecution did not .di· vulge important informouon re garding 1he girl':. injunes. ' • DEEPA BHARATH covers public safety and courts. She may be reached al (949) 574 4226 or by e-mallat deepa.bharath o,/atimes com ied a 101 positive a1tribu1es. "He was generous and h~· thought of everyone ebt-lirs1 bt• fore himselr." she sald. "I le wru, a suong-wi1Jed. strong pcri.011. I fi• was kind, giving. all UHN' tl1ings." Alberi. died o n May JO -hi' lare wife Ila Jean's birthday. A mem orial for both of lhem w1U be placed on campus later thb year. Fran Alhe~ received an huuor ary OCC. as:.ociatei. degree in '992. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa. She may be rear.hen at (9491 574-4221 or by e-mail at dairdre.newmant" latimes.com The irony didn't '>lllp 1hr rc. Wadkim. <,aid. "The Cit P car that \o\as t:on ducting the investigation i.;01 hil by a1101lwr drun~ dri\er righ1 afrt>r they wrap1w d up LhJi:. IHlt'," hl' 'aid. "l.J~t night 1u:,1 [.:Ol':> 10 ,1ww how rl'al the prob lem ol drunken driv111g 11> unJ how da11gl'toUlo II t..in be to dnve 011 the frl'l'\vay' 1111 a lioh dJy." • DEEPA BHARATH covers public safety and courts. She may be reached at (9491574 4226 or by-- e-mail at . deepa.bhiJrnlh a latrmes ccm s peed up or .,1ov. down, J., if the actors were t1nl>1ire whe1}! they were going. Then th~· "'Hind problem rclurrwd. Anti 1he rernrding prohlt>m. Sharon and I h.iw 1111•11v much given up 1rying IO gel th~ eablc company to lix 1he prublem~. Wh<tr's becomi: clear Ii. 1ha1 the I )VR 1!. tn "' embry1n11r ~l<1ge,, 1echnult1b'Y in its mfancy. And trymg tu get ii lO work 1,, we'll, like H'>ki11g d :.!-year-old 10 program a VUL OI course you're g-ng 10 haw l'i'iues. rhe~ue,11011 lor u., now. Jl; t:onsum ers. b whether we· return the nvn and go buck t(l being at lhl' mcn.:y of rll'l1\orl. programml•rc,, or kec•p 1111' machine <1nd lea111 to h1l' with 111. twitrh<':o. and tk..;, It\ .1 w11gh choke. beLiHl'>l' tor ,1111" f.t11lh, the DVR n·.illy ha' rl'volu1ion11l'd our It'll'\ 1,11111 experiemt· Bui !hr revolu11011, h1· v" learned, will bP telt'v1w d h.idh • DAVID SILVA 1s a T 1m~~ Commurntv News ed11 n1 Ret1cti htm al 1909) 484·7019. or bv l'-ma1I at dav1d.s1lva "lat1mes corn ~ . ~~r_.p/.;~ "-A~;. O'CONNOR NORMA ELIZABETH ~!dent of Balboa Island for 17 years passed away May 14, 2004. Orialnally of Boston, Massachusetts, She resided In New England untn moVlng to Arcadia, California in 1961 where she lived ror 26 years. She wu a membef of St. John Vlanney Chapel and held oftlcn In the Chai:>ef Guild, the Ebell Club of Newport Beach and the Oula Club of Corona del Mar. She was also active in the Asslatanoe League and Travel Club of Arcadia, California. She la torvf\led l?Y her son Gary Paul O'Connor of Balboa Island and was matried tor 36 years to the H.P. M JackM O'Connor. A R~ will be held 7:00 p.m., Thursday, June 3, 2004 at Pacific View Memorial Chapel, 3500 Pacific VleW Dr .. Corona del Mar, CA 92626. A tun.ral mau will be celebrated by Msgr. Lawrence J . Baird at 10:00 a.m., Fr1day June 4, 2004 at St. John Vianney Chapel, 314 Marine Ave., BalbOa Island, CA 92662. The gravMlde Mrvlce wlll follow the mass at 1 :00 p.m., Memorial Ten-aoe Lawn, RoM Hilla Memorial Parl<. 3888 South Wor1<man Mill Road, WNttlet, CA. CAROLINE UNDERWOOD FRYE , puMd away on Mey 22. 2004 In Newport Beach, California at age 82. Bom In Lot Angeles In 1921, ehe 11\/ed In the Wiishire dlitrfct • with tw~eny Ind Netta Undefwood. She attended acboOI 1 at John . • MMboro, W•tlake Ind the wu proud to have 1 beet\ a Pl Phi at • She WU marrted to Stuer1 Sargent Frye for 5~ r yMrl. Th-v ralMd their tamlly In Pacific Pallaed" and relocattd to 1 Bd>oa "*ld In mnment She loat her llfetlme 1*1n« In 2001. • She It tuMv9d by htt 3 children Chtltty Slocum (Bany), Stuart FfY9 ' ~), Vlctcl Otvtt (Bobby), her grandcti~ Shelby Sh.wne.., H.nn.. Megln, Ind -~ Ind "* grN1~hlldrtn ~ Chuen, Alytu. ~ Ind St.Yen. She w• a loving Mom lnO a-} grM.t ~ to 811 who lcMw W , Ind htt IWMt amllt bfought,' IUl'lthlne where tvtr the w•. She will be mlaaed, but alwlfY' · remembered. A Pflvatt MtYlee wa held on Mmy 29 at Pacific vi.w ' Cemetery In Corona Dtl Mar, Callfom4a. • , I 1111----------------------~------------ Daily Pi101 AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to - the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by e-mail to luis.(>ens@latlmes.com; by fa>t to (949) 646-4170; or by calling i,.q49) 574-4298. Include the time, cf ate and location of the event, as well as a contact phone number. WEDNESDAY Th• Friends of the Newport Beacn LibrafY will host its annual meeting along with a complimentafY lunch. Linda Kataouleas. library services director, will speak at the event. The eve11t will be at 11 a.m. in the Friends M eeting Room at the Newport Beach Central LibrafY, 1000 Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (949)646-4131. . The Mariners Joint Use Library Committee will host a new Mariners Branch UbrafY community open house. which will feature architectural renderings, elevations and site plans for the new Donna and John Crean Mariners Branch library. Starbucks coffee will be provid~d. The event will be from 7 to 9 p.m. at 2005 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 702-6600, (949) 644-307B. The Banning Ranch Paric and Preserve Task Force will host a meeting to present its vision for turning Banning Ranch into a public park. The event will be al 7 p.m . In the Victoria Room at the Costa Mesa Community Neighborhood Center. 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Information: http:lltaskforce.s1erraclub or9/ banningranch. THURSDAY Hoag Hospital will offer a community education class on "Arthritis of the Knee'.' The class will be presented by Or. Alan Beyer at 6 p.m . at the Hoag Hospital Confer.ence Center in Newport Beach Information and reservations: (800) 514-4624, /1ttp://www.hosghosp1tal.org. SATURDAY Childhelp USA's Costa Mesa chapter will host Ferragasto at 5:30 p.m. at the Bloomingdale's courtyard in Fashion Island, 701 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The event will include an Italian buffet, dllnCing, live music. opportunity drawings and live auction. Tickers cost $65 to $75. Info rmation: (949) 548-422B. The Cost.a Me~1-Newport Harbor Lions Club will host its annual Fish Fry and carnival. which will include the club's famous fried cod, coleslaw, fries. musical entertainment and the Miss Costa Mesa Beauty Contest. The event will be from 11 a.m . to 9 p.m. at Lions Park. 570 W. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 645-1600, (949) 574-0337. http·//www.geoc11es.com/11ons fishfry. Sur La Table will host its annual Bridal Fair that will include Informal modeling, bridal coordinators, photographers. and drawings for.prizes. The event wlll be from 1 10 5 p m. at Sur La Table, 832 Avocado Ave .• Newport Beach Information (949) 640-0200 The Environmental Nature Center wlll host a birding walk with expert birder Maya Oedcer The event will be from 7:30 to 9.30 a.m. at the Environmental Center. 16th St., Newport Beach. The cost is $5 for nonmembers. Information: (949) 645-8489 The Camp will host #Made in Costa Mesa; a ponelY bazaar featuring ceramic art by local student artists will be from 2 to 5 p.m. at 2937 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa. Information (714) 966-6661, http.I/WWW. thecamp site.com. The Health Emporium will host e free osteoporosis screening by Lane Labs Bone Mineral Assessment System. The event will be from 10 a m. to 2 p.m at 3347 E Coast Highway, Corona del M ar. Information: (949) 673·2244. The Lido lele Yacht Club will host a CPR certification class from 10 e.m . to 1 p m. at the Lido Isle Community Assn. clubhouse. 701 Via Lido Soud, Newport Beach. The cost is S25 for Lido Isle Yacht Club members, $30 for non-adult members and SS for yacht club Juniors, instructors, scouts and others aged 12 lhrough 21. •Information: (949)675-1904. (949) 676-7977. SUND~Y Th• Coeu Mffa-Newport Harbor •Lions Club will host its annual :Fi1h f!Y and carnival, which will •Include the club'& fomous fried :cod, coleslaw, fries, musical ;enterteinment and the Miss Costa •Me'8 Beauty Contest. The event ,wUl.t>. from 11 e.m. to 9 p.m. at •Lion& Perit, 570 W. 18th St., CoS1a Mesa; Information: (949) 646-1600, (949) 674-0337. http:l.1Www.geoc1tes.comllinns fi1My. I :The 11th annual Batboa lalend •Parede "Remember When" will I • feature such things as the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing Band, antique cars, floats, fire truclcs and notable guests. The parade is dedicated to the Battalion 1st M arines, Camp Pendleton, adopted by the city of Newport Beach. The event will begin at 11 a.m . Information: (949) 723-4177. Ofrker mnk C.NIO will l'H(f and sign his new book, •Let's Meet Officer Fran!(," at 3 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Metro Pointe, 901 S. Coast Drive, Costa M esa. Information: (714) 444-0226. JUNE9 Sh•rman Library and Gardens will host "Patio Gardening" with Wade Roberts, director of •• gardening. Roberts will provide information on container gardening, soil mixes, watering schedules. fertilizing and pest control. The event will be at 2647 E Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. The cost Is S30. Information and registration: (949) 673-2261. JUNE 10 The Suger Plum Arts and Crafts Festival will be from 9 a.m. to B p.m. in Building No. 10 at the Orange County Fair and EJ(position Center, BB Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (562) 598-0857. Macy's and In Style Magazine will host "On Impulse" a fashion presentation from designers such a<> Max Azria, Shelli Segal and Marc Jacobs. The event will also feature, music, coc:klails, makeovers and skin treatments. Participants must be 21 or older The event benefits the Newport Beach Film Festival and will be from 7 to 9 p.m. at Macy's Impulse department, South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bristol St.. Costa Mesa The cost 1s $10. Information: (714) 556-0611, ext. 4231. The Newport Beach Public Library will host a groundbreaking celebration for the new Donna and John Crean Mariners Branch Library at 1 p.m .. next to Mariner~ Elementary School, 2100 M ariners Drive, Newport Beach. Information. (949) 7 17-3078. The Newport Beach Chamber of Luxury Performance Value Perfection Neve'f' loolced So Good ... ·Volume Selection • Ovtsland1"9 Cuslom.-r Ser•••e · Greal P,,ce• Guaranteed Commerce wlll host ns annual Chairman's Reception and Citizen of the Year Presentation. The event wlll honor Bill Ring, president and owner of Harbor Realty, Corona def Mar. The event will be at 5 p.m. at the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort, 1131 Back Bay Drive. Newport Beach. The cost is $30. Information· (949) 729-4400. JUNE 11 The Sugar Plum Art1 and Crafts Festival will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. In Building No. 10 at the Orange County Fair and Expasition Cenuir. 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (562) 598-0857. http://www.sugarplum crafts.com. The Environmental Nature C.nter will host Bodacious Bats with bat biologist Stephanie Remington. Those in attendance will get to meet a live bat as well as learn about Orange County bats. The event will be from 6:30 to B p.m. at the Environmental Nature Center, 1601 16th St., Newport Beach. Information: (949) 645-8489, http://www.encenter. org. JUNE 12 The Sugar Plum Arts and Crafts Festival will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m . in Building No. 10 at the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (562) 598-0857, http://WWW sugarplum crafts com. NP Expos Inc. will host a computer fair from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in building No. 17 and tent No. Bat the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center, BB Fair Drive, Costa Mesa The cost is $5. Information: (800) 800·5600. Someone Cares Soup Kitchen will honor Anton Segerstrom al its annual Flag Day Dinner and Silent Auction from 6 to 9 p.m. at 720 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. The event will feature 'Chef Leon Matthews. The cost 1s $45. Information and reservations· (949) 548-BB61. ' The UC Irvine Arboretum will host its "End of Spring Fhng" plant sale, which will feature late spring perennials, early summer bulbs, scented geraniums and rr---------------~ ~ftr':1sa.:.~ WiD 2285 Newport Blvd • Costa Mesa Evtryclay Coupon 100% HAND WASH FIH WASH IF IT UllS Wlt1IN 24HIS • . $7." Gtlll 11n ..... 30, 2004 Living r-:::: AIRciASs1c AIR PURIFICATION SYSTEM 699 With This Ad UV Light Kills Vi ruse., Germs and Bacteri a Bring Nature's Outdoor Freshness Into Your Home. Proven To Eliminate Mildew, Pet Odors, Tobacco Smoke TRINITY PURE AIR (562) 546-0212 other assorted plants. The evqnt will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the UC Irvine.Arboretum, south of Campus Drive and Jamboree Road. Information: (949) 824-6833. James P. Reger will dlscu11 and sign his new book, ~Baptism at Bull Run; at 2 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Booksellers. Metro Pointe, 901 South Coast Drive, Costa M esa. Information: (714) 444·0226. { Maria Nldcleu and ~lnaJ Romanello, authors of ~Chicken Soup for the Bride's Soul," w ill sign their book at 5 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Bookseller$. Metro Pointe, 901 South Co~st Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 444--0226. JUNE 13 NP Expo• Inc. will host a computer fair from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in building No. 17 and tent No. Bat the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. The cost is $5. Information: (800) B00-5600. Robert W. Price, author of "Ro<1dmap to Entrepreneurial Success:· Mark Kevsd1uthor of "My Best Day: Sports;' John De Puy, author of "Building Business in the Twenty-First Century" and Erlend Peterson, author of "Money Changes Everything;• will sign and discuss their books at 3 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Metro Pointe, 901 South Coast Drive. Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 444·0226. JUNE 16 Sherman Library and Gardens will host a short h1s1ory of Corona del Mar's "Chtna House" with Dr. William 0. Hendrldcs, director of • the library. TI1e event will be at 7:30 pm. at 2647 E Coast · Highway. Corona del Mar Information and reservations: (949) 673-2261. Wednesday, June 2. 2004 A5 Give .Us .Your Child this Summer. ~ And we'tl 1tv• you a student a full 1c1ct .. ,k level hlper. Al Tutonn9 Clu~ of .-,men< a. we'n! dedicated to emurin<i your < hild succffc:h Most Im portant. we help )ludenu ach1eV\' l~ ~lf-e~t~m and confidence they~ to suHttd All In With our exclum1e Tu101A1d Just )2 houn. GUAAANTIED. curr1eulum, we all • · create learnln9 Summe amp c.,11 today1111d ''"d proqrams ~ out mo~ ll could b4! spec1llully · ''"' """ th'! mou important des19nf'd for your (h1ld's fl<!eds s111nmer of your child's ~1fe (.949) 645 7900 488 East 17th StrPt>t • Costa M esa tcorn~1 ot J1J1Mf" A11,.n\J~l l't\ATH • READING • W IUTING • STUDY SKILLS • SAT PREP NICK'S RISTORANTE & PIZZERIA CATERING 'FOR GRADUATION! Pata, laal, Chicken, lep 8 llacll 11_,1! . Fresh nsh Delivered And Served Dally Best Mussels In Town! llll llr ... 111 ,_, llllPIDa In DrUI• C.aty! ·.OC Wllldy The Newport Beach Newcomers will host a luncheon lo recognize new members and install new officers at 10 a.m. at Shady Canyon Golf Club. Shady Canyon Drive, Irvine. The group 1s open to women who have hved in Newport Beach for less than five years. The cost is $42. Information: (949) 645-9922. I rra.-,;:. t: .. 1 ; OUYDOOR PATIO .....,,.,.. 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Costa Mesa. CA 92627 • RNders Hotti~: Gall (949) 642-6086 fax: Send to (949) 646-4170 E-mail: Send to da1/yp1/01 ~/atimes.com •All correspondence must include full name, hometown and phone number (for venficauon purposes). The Pilot reserves the nght to edit all submissions for clarity and length. MAILBAG Parent~ need credential s to home-school their kids A do1:1or cannot practice medicine without being a licensed phyi.iclan with the proper education. Same for a lawyer, same for an engineer. With regard to I .olllu Harper's Sunday story ("Make yourself at home"), why is it lht...,I.' parents can teach their children wi~out proper teaching credentials an the proper education in a school w11I a degret> In teaching? I don't understand that part of it. Aho. they~ that they want to insulate thl.'ir children from a world lhat's toxic. Exnise me. the world is toxic in som e place!>. bui that's how chlldren learn. lliey lt>arn that there 1s good and bad out in th!.' world. and if they're insulated tn the home. 1!>ola1ed in the home, they Jrl' nut gomg to. know what the real world 1~ like until they get out there. 1\11d hy chat time it will be too late for chem Ill Jdju\I IO the real world 1 Hlflllall}'. r ,il\o ft>d chat cheM' children arr rni ... -.tni-: our on che sociability chat goe!. .1l11ni-: \\ith heinK in a school selling. a 1L·g11l<1r '.t hool 'e11111g -playing on the plJyKruund \\ith other duldren. JUSt hav111g cbil\_Jhoud m emories of heing in '<;IH1ul. t think chat parents are doing thc1rthjJdren a great dis:.ervice.with ltome '>ChoohnK 1hem. SANDRA BASMACIYAN < orona dd Mar A cheer for Diil y Pilot columnist ·s bluntncs ()11 <;1evc S11111h\ Saturd.1y coh11n11. • Ill',., MJ deatl 011. I ju~t wane to .1pplaud whac he <;aid. I wbh I had ,,11d it my,elf. I h p. hip hooray for you ..,tcvt-. fur calhn~ a 'padc a '>pade. MAXINE COHEN Corona de! Mar Cofurnn point · out results of parents· lux ~upcrvi sion In rt:Kard to ~tcvr :..mith\ column 'i.1tuH.IJy ("Htipc I rial 1,11't aho111 ly111K"L I am really plcawd 10 -.et• '011wbody t,1l..111g a ra1101MI ovl·rv1ew tlit Cent~nnial Gala Art Show A Celebration of History and Art Thursday. July 15th, 2004 S OOpm -9:00pm Sherman Library & Gardem • Busi ness District Hist oric Walking Tour and Art Show Sai:urday. July 17th. 2004 1 O:OOam -4:00pm r IL£ PHM () DAil Y Pll (11 Naden Martin reads one of her 5-year-old son Tyler's favorite books about space m their home-school hvmg room of this.whole horrible situacion with this llaidl kid. I think situation:. likes this frankly a re created by pa rents who are neglectful and lax in their discipline of kids. My w1fo was· a school teacher frir a number of years and -.he can cic t: many. many 111s1an res of parents coming in to talk to :-.achers ahout irre-.pon,ihle hehav111 r of their kid~ and immedtately 1ak111K the kidl>' side. bernm111g ei..tremely defensive with cheir children chere And the me,:.age hein~ sent to the~e kid:. is that you can do anythinK you wane; che world owes you ... o nwthing. and wc'l~back you every .;tcp of the way. The fahnc or our sol'iery is falling apan w11h th1., lack of any parental discipline. And Steve, I ju:.t wane to thank you for pointing that ou1 a nd doing ic in such a s crong, forr ef11l manner. Keep it up. There art' man)' of us out he re who read this and <,ay. "Yes. right on ... RICHARD HARRINGTON Corona Del M~u Oiurch has been more ihun a good neighbor We· have been n·~idenl:. of l.1d11 Isle for the past 31 yc.irs. and h<t\'C act ended 51. Andrew's Oiurc h for nt:arly that length of time. Approximately 10 year!> ago. we a rrived late for c hurch. and rather ' than circle around a nd go to the sch ool P'!1'1d.(lg lot. we pa rked on the Be a Part of History! October 14th -17th, 2004 For more information visit: cdm2004.com .. treet behind the churrh. As we Wt'rl' ~cuing out of uur car, a rhttrch offinal came running up toll'. d'k111g 1f we would move our car. I hen• were only three other cars parkt·d 011 the biol k. :.o J a:.ked "l·or whac rl'il!>.orff' I le 'aid that the re<>ident!> did 11111 like to li.1vt: church member!> parl.. on thl' '>lrl'tl, and we need to avoid 1mta1inK 1ht•111 I could llOt see how .1 I o uplt• in thl'll l'iOs -hardly rowd1e' -ll'aving thl'lr car in front o f thdr ho111t• lur 01a· ho11r Jlld l!'i minucc' could ru111 thl'ir d.1y. So we did 1101 move ou1 t,1r I told tltl· church oflkial that ii till' nc1ghbo" cause any troublt'. I would be glad to · l(O before chc City Council and .. 1.11<' my view'. II seems I<> me that till' r hurd1 h.1, gone out of ii.. wa}'.lo iw-..i good ~tag neighbor -planning underground parking. ~oundpuwfing room~ and adding trees to shield views. Literally thousands of peoplt: have been he lped through the many wonderfu l programs of the church. and so much more can be do ne if tht' expan?>ton plan 1s approved. MARION AND DENNIS PICKENS Newporc Reach Article on rnpe trial right on the money Stevl', }'Our article Saturda}' about the rape crial wa~ terrific. Who needs. in quo ce'>. "friend., like those of Jane Ooe?" rhank<, Slt'Vt', for saying it like it ll>. MARJE APPEL Newport Beach Views on rape triaJ ec ho what J11any are thinking Regarding Steve Smith"; column ("Rape 1~n·1 about lying"), amen. Thank you for i.aying wh at m an y ht1\'t' been thinking since Jane Doe'~ "friends" gave their di~crrpant')' o;wrie'>. What I wunder is how thl' deferht' auorney' \leep at night knowing whal the)' know. Aho. lam· Ooc may or may not h,1\'C con,l'iou-.1}' licd. IJul what tho1-e hoy'> d id to lwr i., u11co1 ''cionable. SUSAN MERRIHEW Balho.t 1 ... 1a11d Reader question. identity of the ·man behind the curtain· (,coll We~t. a frequent and articulace contributor to che D.11ly l'llut. '11l'ak~ of che "man behind the rnrtain ... I It: often pontificate., hio; dislike for Mr. M.11. Millard. Althoui.:h- ~lillard and I do not alwayi. agree on is.,lll:.''· he b pubhr and availablr for "one-cm-one" d ehacc. r can find him at Ci ty Coundl mee1111g,, '>I Udy ,e.,.,10n'>. Plan11111* Comm1'>'i1on. Weo,t ~eem., to 'J>C'nd 111-. timl' wacching cell'visiun. wic h 1m public rnntact. It appear'> that Wl'o,t may bl· the one who form<> hi.. opinmn'> from "behind the curta111." . l ~hoot JUDITH BERRY Costa Me'a .i. The Gala Celebration of the Century The 23rd Annual 552 Club Stag Shoot committee members would like to thank all of the sponsors and volunteers 8/aclc Tit Gala Dinner Dance Event Friday. Occober ISth. 2004 6·oopm -11-oopm The Four Sea~ons Hotel. Newpori Beach • The Centennial Beach Party! Conctrt, food & Firt work.s Saturday. Octobl'r 16th. 2004 4:00pm -9:00pm for their contribution to this year's event benefiting Hoag ~ital. We look forward to seei ng you all again next year. RUTAN &TUCKER WELLS FARGO Ill WES TC LIF F MA I( A It w Centennial Plein Air Art Show Saturday & Sunday, July 17th & 18th. 2004 1 O:OOam -4:00pm Big Corona del Mar State Beach tM-The Centennial Family Beach Expo ~ CO!QTRICJJON I n ' BOEING •• Daily A Pilot CALIFORNIA • Grant Howald Park, Corona del Mar ~Centennial Cel~bration Gala Film Premi~re August 2004 The H1Horic Lido Theater. Newpon Bl'ach A Commwtity Family Ctltbration Sunday. October 17th, 2004 1o·ooam -S:OOpm 81g Coron" del Mar Stilte Beach Sponsorship Opportunities Available r or more mformatton, contact the CdM Centennial Foundation at (949) 67S·OSO 1. r>ai ly A PiJot Proud Sponsor ---------·--- SANTA ANA FOOD MARKET r•1 1ve•• W••lth MAf1 •Y""'"''' ll1t u t1c 1'tt A,.h i; kil\ C~ST:~ tit h•mlhon m•terl•I", fnr. ROMAN SIGN STUDIO __ ..,,...... ___ _ ~WP011,_ RIB COAfpt.~ J.K. LEEG'S FWE AREARMS "nwa FirM Amrric•n 1ivttt --""' ..... ~. ~--.. •• " QUOTE OF THE DAY .. What <Ill ah.w /111ely incredih le game. I'm .frill shaking ... John Emme, Corona del Mar baseball coach EYE OPENER llfl DJil~.dPik,I lfl Sport.' llu.11 or Fwm• June l honoree LIZ MORSE --(--- Sports Editor Richard Dunn: 1949) !>744223 • Sports Fax: 19491650-01 /0 Wednesday, June 2, 7Q04 A7 HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL havez • av1ne oun Corona del Mar rallies for two runs in se venth, d efeats T -Wolvcs to • !'>l'.I 1(1ng ... lo a hcart -,lupping. , h !i. cmn1· lrorn-hdund viclUry ovn h11~1 Northwood in tlw CIF South(,111 Sl'l'lion ()ivi ... ion IV 'l'lllilinal' l'l ll''day. ( df\ I. whit h l..L'I rl',1d1l'd the c.11· li11al .... 111d won II in 1999, adva nce to Cl F championship ga me. Steve Yirgen Daily Pilot will fat,: anolhl'I l'arific Cm1st I .l'ague l!'am in the CIF I livi,ion IV tilll' galllt'. I ht• &·d King' \\Ill lake on rr ... oro, ll -1 I up,1·1 winnl'r ovl'r top-,ecl.let.I 1..a {)111111.1, 111 the d1:1111p1onship ga111L• a1 l>11dg1·1 Stadium Saturday at 10 .1.m. IH\11 I· -I 11-. ro.1r h ralll'd h1111'( 'o - rcma dl'I ~lar 1 lil{h\ ''11icdy h·111 't' n et," hu1 hy the l'nd or .1 da"u h.i...1•- hall pl.1 yotr gttnll', till' word \\a' mi1. 1 lw thinl·'l'l'dcd Sl•a King' (<!4·51. who li.iw won Hi '" a1gh1 and ;a of their la.'t 2.1. ovl'rt'anH' a :ito, fiN·in· 11ing dl'lirit. and latl·r. with lll'roics lrorn w ........ Pn·~~un, l'ykr I ,;111n· and Marin h1111, CdM rallit'd wit h two nlll\ Ill lht• 't'Vl'lllh Sl'11i111 'uh~litult' t'illl'hl'r Dan Ma· rin-hnn, who had 1ni,...,l'd a 1111111tlt lwcau't' of ,1 h1t't'I'' 11111iry during thl' rl'g11l.1r '1',1"111. h11 a two-11111, g.i1111· w111ni11g Hill ... u1glt'. l•dping ll'.td tht' See BASEBALL, Page A9 Corona del Mar's Wess Presson slides safely into home to score the game-tying run rn the Sea Krngs' half of the seventh inning while Northwood catcher Mike Bonder awaits a late throw. Corona del Mar won, 6-5, with two runs in the seventh The Sea Kings will face Tesoro in the title game. Andersen victory much controlled Two-time defending c hampio ns spread the b a ll around in 6 -0, opening-round win. Rick Devereu x Daily Pilot COS-IA Ml-.'iA I ht• '"" h1.•wm·tl down 011 t hl' Lo., la l\k-..1 Farm Spor1~ Complex lil'ld~ fur 111w11i11g day of tlll' fiftl1 ar1ma.u Daily Pilot Cup ~onw 1ouma111t•111 a' Andcr..c.•n drfeate<l I >a vis in the .,tirls fifLh· und \lx1h·wad1.· gold divi~io11, fi-0. llw 11car-rl'rfr1·1 conditicms were matctll'd hy near pt•r feet ball co11trol by thl' two-tinll' de leading cham pion nolpl1111:0.. • t lailey Hagusc Ofl<'llC'tl up the ~·or ing by controlling Uie 11111-.c h;ill in front of the goal and drposillni.t it intn tll<' • t>&ck of the net midway lhmu¢1 the· first half. Moments l:itt•r Markc11/Jt' Brown dmve down l11r left 'i<ll' of thc field and lofted a centering pass over the hustling defenders for Uavi!\. Kdly Feeley collt'Cll'd the pass and riOcd tlw ball imide the right post for a 2 ·O lc•ad going lnto hnlftimr. Andcf"S('ll pn>sSC<l the hall hanl 1t1 ~•an the sc-cond half. which re..;;ulted i11 a quid goal hy At.adeh Na.1.t:mi, fortl1111 llilh1111 ,1ddl-Ide and f1•d an attacking UndS('y 1.uke. the gonltrndcr 111 the lir;t hall, who hla~tt•d a ~hol lo 1lw left ,ttfl' nf tlw 1w1. A1111u Venturini ~rnrl'd the !in.ii goal fur Antler.en with aho11t IO 111m11lt'' rcmainrng. And1·N'll Coarh l mda C:r.iig -..:ml her tl'alll play1·d. "'tm11~ with v,ornl p;L,s1n~ ant.I Kood dt•fcn'!l'." ·111e hall rnntml. whid1 Cmig '-<!id W'd-" the• key to the gn11tl', wa' Ml tlomi· 11a111 for Andersen th,11 th e only tinw a Dolphin gu;lltcndcr lom·lll'<l the hall W<L" whc II a I C<Ulllll<l I<' pal-."<.'d it (II I .uk<· in the lir;t half. "We've got a great group of girl.,," A11dcrsen assistant coach JefT Home s:tid. "11wy play almo:-.1 like they \lo at n.-ccs.<;, It's fun." Dnvis put out a valiant cffon thruugho111 the gnme. never givin~ up and R.lways playing hard, hut Ander- sen's chemistry and l'X\K'ricncc was a vital advantage. "I 1hink our ~rl.'> played very well," Oavis Coach Mlchcllc Strudel said. "Ps· pedally when you con.~lcler thal ahoul half of our girls havt' never played be· fore. I ju$t wanted lhem to go out and havt' fun and I think they all did." PHO I()~ RY MARK l r>us r IN I Ofllty'IL 0 I Corona del Mar's Blake Contant celebrates the last out Tue sday in the Sea Kings' 6-5 victory over host Northwood rn the CIF Southern Section D1v1s1on IV semifinals. Contant pitched two scoreless innings to earn the win rn relief as the Sea Kings rallied for a 6 5 win and advanced to the title game Saturday against Tesoro at Dodger Stadium DAILY PILOT CUP DON LEACH I OMV PILOT Drew Blumenthal. left, leaps through the air and makes a steal in ttie second half against Kaiser Tuesday. Harbor View scored six straight goals for a 7-2 win. Hug hes heats up in victory for H arbor Vi ew Pilot Cup boys third-and fourth -grade squad sco res six straight goals in win. Rick Devereux Daily Pilot c:o~ IA Ml:SA A co11lr11g breeze whi!>kl'cl through 1lw field' al the Costa Mr'" l-.1r111 Spun ... C omplcx l\1l·-.tlay in Lhc 11p1.•111ng round of pool play for Lhe hor third · und fourth gradl' gold divi· sio11 in 1hc Daily Pilot Cup. llul lhat hrrr1c• wa~n·1 1•no111(h 10 1 onl rl'd·hot 01andlc1 I lughc' from 't'onng four coll\l'C'llllVC' goat... 111 lrad lw; I !arbor ViC'w team lo a 7 ·:! virtory owr Kaiser. I lughl's' first goal, a denec1lnr1 off a Kaiser defonder a l the start of the sec- ond half, Kave 1 larhor View i1s first lead of the game. I lis next 1wo goal!> looked like instant replays with each Anding the lower left comer of the net. I lughes' final tally of the game, which gave Har· bor View a commanding 6-2 odvantage, came ofT a Kristofer ricarelli a.-.sist. The game began In a dt!fenslve strug· gle with nrithcr team able 10 capilalU.c I • ' =~=~~;:::.::=:--~-----. ----. -..... .z;.:..-... ...... _~··"r • • ............ Al Wedflesday. June 2, 2004 Daily Pilot GOLF COAST . . . . PILOT PRACTICE TEE K£Nl IR[PIOW/DAl!YPllOT A simple puning drill by Costa Mesa Golf & Country .Club head pro Brad Booth Place two clubs -a pitching wedge and sand wedge work well -parallel to each other on each side of the hole. Try to pun a few balls without thom hitting the clubs. This provides a ~ strong visual of the , • ' proper badl-and-forth con• MCSA. cOUNm a.ua motion of a putting •>,.r stroke. This only applies to shorter puns. Brad Booth Finishing with a chirp • ~1ana11111• l11w1•rwy p11t an 1•xdama1111r1 pn1111 1111 her c;et· ond Cahfnrni.1 wruor womc11·~ JlllJteur r h.1111pio11'hip litle ~l.1) IY w11h a l5-fnot birdie pull m1 llw I 1{1h hole at tlw BJy111wt c.o lfl m11w nc;ir ~Inn ll'rt'\' I he putt r appl'tl ,1 ~tron~ three days for the 20-11111e Santti Ana Countrr Club women'!> cl11h cha111piun. who shot J 2-over p<ir l24 (75-i4-iSl to defeat dl' frndmg champion Sandy WomJruff hr I r ~tmke1'. 'lilwersey, who won 1h1· ~·hampion,h1p for lhl' second ,11111t• in three year,, eagled the 'Htt 5 '>eventh hole at Rayon et during Mo nday's fir,t round /ind l'Onlinucd her str<Jng forn:-. ihroughou1 1he wurnament.. ~he enlered the !in.ii round ~v1th J thrn'·'>hot lead over Woodruff -the two, whu are )lllOd friend<.. played together all dnt•t• diJ)'' -and fintio.hed lhl· chumpiomh1p with nothing WIJr'>e than a bogey. "It\ rhallt•nging." .,;ud low1•r· t.cy of 'coring no worw than .1 hogt'y. "fl\ pren y ea!'ty to have a la p!>e and tukt' a douhk or tripk hOl(l'\'. .. "" ' rhert• drt' hardly ·111)' gap' Ill fower,cy\ 'chctlult· tlrn. '>Unl· mer. The Newport lkarh re!>ident will begin lht' fir'{ or two day:-. uf match play 111 tht• I 02nd Nonh c.1nd, South wonwn·_.. amateur d1ump111mhip June 2 l al thE> l'inehur'>I neson <ind will at- tempt ro qualif)' for the U.S. wonwn':-amateur champ1011- ship 1\ugust 9-14 111 rlw f..'.ahkwa Club 111 l:rie. f'a If Tower-;ey doco;n'l qualify for the U.S. wonwn\ amateur. 'he ~ai<.l sht• would enter the North and South senior women's ama· teur champion,hip Augmt 9· 12. also a1 Pinehurst. The live-time Tea Cup Classie cha mpion -an event thal pils the four women\ club champi- ons from each of the four pri- \ra te. courses in Newpon-Mesa in an 18-hole stroke-play format each summer -will also com· pete in 1he California wom~n·s '\late charnpiomh1p July I~ 21 at the Pala Mesa ltc,ort in Fall- hrno~ and i11 ext·mpt into t)1e IJ ')_ wome n\ m1<.l .1mateur and wonll'n·., '>e111or a111,11eur diam: pion.,h1p..,· in Septcmhcr tmd Octohl·r. respel·tively. DONLEACH/DAILYPILOT _ Eric Vallely, playing in his first competitive golf tournament. fired a 3-tJnder-par 68 in a U.S. Open local qualifying round May 12 at Newport Beach Country Club. his home course, to be one of eight golfers to advance to Monday's secttonal round. Vallely findin·g fairways fruitful • Former Newport Ha rbor volleyball and baske tball standout finds himself one s tep away from U.S. Open. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot Eric Vallely had never entered a golf tournament of this magnitude. So when the former Newpon Harbor I ligh volleyball and basketball star saw that local qualifying for the U.S. Open championsh ip would be held at Newport Beach Country Oub -hls home course -he began earnestly working on his game. l"he hard work paid off for the 28-year-old Vallely. who shot a .I-under-par 68 at Newport May 12, one of eight golfers from the site to advance to Monday's U.S. Open sectional qualifying. Vallely will tee off on the par-72 Arnold Palmer course at the Turtle Bay · Resort on the island of Oahu on Monday. I le will be one of 750 golfers at 13 !>ectional site:. competing for th e remaining 80 spots into the I 56-player field for the U.S. Upen, lune 17-20 at Shinnecock Hills Golf dub in Southampton, N.Y. Good thing he signetl up for the local ,. qualifying round. "The milln reason I signed up was because it was on my home course and I figured I had a chance." said Vallely. a I handicap who spent the last three months honing his game for this chance. "It took the edge off not playing in an unfamiliar place. I knew what to expect on every shot and It was just easier to focus on wha1 I had to do." Vallely'c; round included fi ve birdies 'I took lessons as a kid, but I always thought it was slow. M y perception as a kid was that it was an old man's ·game. Then I really got into it.' Enc Vellely and two bogeys. One of those birdies cam e on the par-4 fifth hole. when he escaped trouble from the right side. Vallely's tee shot came to rest in front of a tree, 185 yards from the green. The pin was tucked in the back right, out of Vallely's sight. He pulled out a 5-iron. "I aimed about 40 yards to the lef1 of the green and hit a low slice around the trees, looking to ge1 somewhere close 10 the green." Vallely said. The baU rolled to within 1hree feet of the hole and Vallely then made tbe birdie putt. "I hit one of the best shots of my life there," Vallely said of the 5-lron blast. The shot is typical of how far Vallely's golf game has come. Vallely. a product manager for irons and wedges for Oeveland Golf, swung the club around as a ch ild, but it wasn't until the tail end of his volleyball career at UCLA. where he was a se1ter from 1996·98. that he began 10 spend more time on the course and on the range "J took lessom. as a kid, but I alwayc; thought it was slow. My perception ·a<; a kid was that it wos an old man·~ game," Vallely said. "Then I really got into it." That has especially been I rue in tlw three months leading up 10 lhe ll.S. Open local qualifying. Va11t:ly. who lives in Co~ta Mesa with wife Suzanne and two-month-old daughter Vivian, will visi1 the range after work and spend 1wo hours hitting balls before going home at night. .. {Suzann el was a big pan of my round (May 121." Vallely-said. "She has been patient with me practicing after work. some nights un til 8 p.m." Val lely. an avid surfer who has won a few "small-scali:" tournamenlS, worked in the surf industry for several years until he landed his current job I V; years ago. "i was nearing a dead-end road in the surf industry and ~omeone told me to send a resume to Oevelancl and see what happens," said Vallely. an AIJ-Ncwpon-Mesa District selec1ion in both basketball and volleyball who graduated from I !a rbor in 1994. VaJJey's father. John, played for the UCLA men's basketball team under legendary coach John Wooden. John Vallely holds the all-time scoring record at Orange Coast College (23.3 points per game). "I didn't hear from them for almost a year and, out of the blue. I received an e -mail about an open position," Erk Vallely said of Cleveland. "I went in and two weeks later. they offered me a job." Vallely credit<; co-worker 01ris Reck. who caddied for him two weeks ago. with keeping his emotions in check. "I Becki kept me focused on the job at hand and was really instrumental in keeping everything togerher ... said Va llely, who was surprised he made it 10 sectional qualifymg. "I shot low before, bu1 I ama7.cd myself," Vallely o;aid. "I w<int to give m yself the best possible chance. To get 10 the U.S. Open Is beyond my wildest dream'>. let's leave II at 1ha1 I'll 'ce what I ca11 do in the next round." GOLFER OF THE WEEK Judy Wilkerson Club llffiUation: Newport Beach Country Club RetJclenoe: Newport Beach ~:Artesia Gol Hendicalp: 11 ~golf moment #I've had four hole~ln-onea, but I've never seen one go In. I jus1 love playing:" fftom. dub to uae: 7-wood fftom. COUfM to play: Mauna KN fftotfet hobby out9'de of golf: Spending time with grandctilldren Emilie and Aldan and rest of family F9mly: Huaband, Bill; daughters. Robin, Mlchele, C11stl NGt8worthy: Three of Wllkeraon'a four hole-in-onea have come at Newport Beech OON LEACH I DAILYPIL cu CC, two on the ~,..3 17th. She ! used a 7-wood on the wete,..laced 17th in April for her moat recent ace. playing with Joan FurTy, .. Shell• Seberg end Terri Berremen. Wiikerson , a member at the dub for 17 years, won the flr11 flight: of the women'• club championship, edging Linda Maggard by five etrokes. • : .. • .. ~ I • -----------~~--·~~~~~.~~~~~~~----~..-.-.. .......... --................ ____ .._...,.._..., •• ...,,.'O ........ ~· ... oy# ... t~d ... '"-i&~+.,.·;..;'~m''9'~a•·•"C..C<-..G...,._....., •• a ....... .,,_.--"'-~ ~-----~~--~~--------------------------------------------------~~~~-~- Daily Pilot S POR TS Wedner.day, June 2, 2004 A9 BASEBALL Continued from A7 About half of an overflow crowd of roughly 650 fans cheered loudly when the Sea ~s wertt ahead, 6-5, as 'fyler Lance scored to give CdM its first lead of the game. The game was filled with intensity and included twists an turns. ln the end the Sea Kings reveled in celebration and the Timberwolves (20-11) appeared·devastated. ~we were champions of the (Pacific Coast League! and we ~howed why.• CdM Coach John Emme said shortly after his post- game Sl,)eech. ·What an abso- lutely incredible game. I'm still :.haking." Northwood pitcher Brian De- Loach held the high-powered Sea Kings scoreless in innings tour through six. but CdM broke through in the seventh to beat the Timberwolves for the fourth time this season. PHOTOS BY MARK C DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar right fielder Wess Presson battles the afternoon sun to make a catch on ttie run to end the sixtti inning on Tuesday. With two outs and with Lance un third and Jerirt Thayer on first. Marin-Finn sent a 1-2 pitch to t.he gap In right-center field. ~larin-Finn entered the lineup in the sixth and smacked a double. 'Tm so happy just to be back plt1ying with the guys," said Ma- rin-Finn, who returned to the team just before Lhc playoffs 'tarted ... , couldn't ask for any- 1hjng more than to have coach give me an at-bal. I just told my- <;df I was going 10 pull through." ~d Emme: "He hit .400 for us I.isl year ... I le was definitely a grt>at guy to have in that spot" t-.mrne called the vktory, "spe- t:iaJ" and gave credit to 'the ma· jority of the players, including pitchers Eric Eadington and Blake Contant. Eatlington, a sophomore left-hander. went 4.y, Corona del Mar shortstop Jemt Thayer throws out a Northwood runner at first base in Tuesday's CIF Division IV semifinal at Northwood. CdM rallied to win. innings. allowing just one hit. He rnn hit. It wa~ ju!>l a matter of n une O(l in relief in the first with time before we got that key hit." the Sea Kings down, 3·0, and dis· CdM found the hit and ahu played remarkable poi~e while had a strong defense. The nm- Mriking out the side in the third. bcrwolve~ had just tluec hits. as Con1an1 pitched two scoreless errors and sacrifice fly balls innings. allowing no hits and aided Lheir cause. Northwood picked up the win to improve to Coach Rob Stuart srud hi' team 11 ·2. I le will start against Tesoro. could not come up with the big Deloach was sol4d against Co-hit wilh runners in scorin~ posi- rona del Mar! scattering 12 hits, tion. while his defense came up with fl1ayer, 1l1c CdM senior ">horl· key plays 10 stuff the Sea Kings. ~top who went 4 for 4 with an <.dM left 11 baserunners strand-RRI and a nm ~cored. wa~ in,tru· l'd, including the bases loaded in mental in providing momentum the first. DeLoach threw 130 for his 1eammates with hb de· pitches and struck out seven in fense and hilling advice. I le kept his complete-game effort. He en· repeating, .. JUSt put the ball in tered the seventh having thrown play ... I 02 pitches. "I don't think. I have ever been "lie pitched a great game,.. this pumped for a baseball 1~mme srud ... Rut we know Wt' game:· said 'fl1ayer. who left his The Maiden Voyage of the ... June 5, 2004 c ~to'h ~nter) feet to snag a Une drive 10 end the fin.I when Northwood had a runner on third. 'Tm very happy.'' In the Sea King seventh. !Jrl:!~· son put Lhe ball 'in play. I le led off witJ1 a groundball 10 third base. He slid 10 beat the throw, which was ..off target. allowing Presson to get on board. With Presson stealing secom.I. Nil Pakhi.koff knocked a hase hll past ~econd ba!>e and Presson went on to third. Lance sent an- other grounder toward thirc.J, and Presson took off home. I le slid just ahead of the throw. tymg the score, 5·5. P'<lrker Fergt1son and Josh Rradbury had an llBI single in the second. La.nee finished the game with rwo n111s swred and Palchikoff had one. · "!'hat was awesom~... l.,ll\et! :.aid. "Thar':. probably thl' most fu11 a baseball ~arne could be " CIF Division IV Simfflnal Corona det Mar 6. Northwood 5 Score by Innings CdM 022 ooo 2 b 11 4 N'wood 310 100 o s J > Maggard. Eadington ( ll. Conranr (7) and l<olly, Marin Finn (61; Deloach and Bonder. W -Contant. 11·2. L - Oeloaeh. 5 3 28 Martn Finn (CdMl. Van Lutwen (N) 38 Kuvkendall INI DEEP SEA "fuesday's counts Newport Landing. -J boats. 59 angler~. I white !>ea bass. 228 barracuda, 21 caJlco bas~. 159 !>and bass. 2 roclcfish. HARBOR Continued from A 7 on various scoring chances. Shane Truelove made a fingertip save for Kaiser early in the first half to keep the game scoreless. Jake Turner worked lbe right sideline, taking on three Harbor · View defenders, before he emerged with the ball and cen- tered to Brice Manning. who gave Kaiser an early lead. Grady Howe took the ball down fo r Harbor View after play had re- sumed and scored on a deflec- tion off a Kaiser player to tic the game, 1-1. Manning gave Kaiser the lead moments before the first half ended after he collected a long pass and broke away from defenders for a one-on-one op· port unity with the goaltender. Harbor View tied the contest, 2-2. at the start of the second half when Connor Morrill fount! the ball inside the 18-yard bux. He rurned and fired a prec:ise shot into the top-left corner or the goal. Mer I lughes' four goals, Howe netted his second of thl' game near the top-left corner of the net, capping Harbor View·s scoring. DON LE'ACH I OAJL't' PILOT Harbor View's Chandler Hughes, left, tries to boot one past Kaiser g_oalie Shane Truelove, who stops the ball 1ust before the goal. we had c1 good half doien or ~o real fa:.I. good defenc.Jrn. hur Wl' DAILY PILOT CUP haven't µlayed togetller ~o it took awhile tor us to comt' tugetht'r .. Kaiser still has high hope'> lor tht• re~t of the game!'! despite the opening setback. "We really gelled in that ~ec· ond half." Harbor View Coach Terry Nemnich said. "We knew "I thought we pluyed a gu1>d first game and real good l'ir-.1 half,'' Ka1~t'r coach Bill l.ew" said. "We got 10 k.J1ow what tou1 nament play is a.II about." Editor's note: All part1c1pating Daily Pilot Cup teams are t1ricouraged ro phone in results 89 soon as possible after each match to the sports desk at (949) 574-4222 or (949) 574-4223, or e-mail results to R1cl1ard.Dunn lallatimes.com. TUESDAY'S SCORES Boy. M fClld Cahfornie 0 Cerden Hell 3, O.Vls 1 Harbor View 7. KeiMr 2 Killybrooke 3, RN (2) 1 Harbor Dey 9. S1 John 2 N.wport eo..t 2, St John'• 1 Our Led>( Oueen of Angels Our Lady Queen of Angel• 5, D1vl1 2 3, M1rioenCllri9tianJ .. Ad1rm(1)9,Ma11nera S Harbor Dey l. St. Joec:hlm 0 Ree 8. Newport Helghll 0 Andefeen 1, H1rbor View 1 11oyaw.--. KaiMr (815, Devl1 (8) 0 M1riner1 (BJ 3, Prine» of Pe-o GlfhHeclld St. John 3, St. Joachim J AnderMn 11, Devis 0 Our Ledy OuHn of Angels 2.Marioen1 C1rden Hetl 4, H1rbor 01y 0 Unooln 4, Newport Heights 0 GifteHeltllW Davie (8J 1, Adam& O Rea 1, K1l1er (BJ 0 Lincoln (8J 2, Newpo11 Element.Irv (8J 1 AnderMn (8) 3, Carden Hall (8)0 lloyaMgold M1rinet1 Christian ( 11 7. &oy.J-4 11i1Wf Whittier 5, Davia (812 St. JOamlm (81 2, Harbor D1y (8 IO Newpo11 Coast 1813. Lincoln (81 2 Glfta , .. gold AnderMn 4, Harbor lflew 0 H1rbor 0.y 6, Adams O Mariners 7. E1stbluff 0 C.rden Hell 1, Newport Elem.1 Newpo11 Heighta 3, Davis 0 KelMr 1. Lincoln O Gifts M lltwr Keiser C 2, D1v1a (8) 1 St. Joachim (8) 2, Chril1 Lulheren 0 Ke11er (8) 3, Sono11 0 M1riner1 C 2. Our lady Ou.en of Angele (BJ 1 Andersen l81 1, Harbor Day tB)O DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Andersen's MacKenzie Brown, left, makes a move on Davis's Veronica Flores in the first half Tuesday in pool play in the Daily Pilot Cup. 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Cu I tin r n t ,, • tl084 JULI[ AN I ON J The 11a1~ •nd addtt •• ddrn~ by and lluough CIORCl ASSORll c ol the tOU<I" (El numbfe "' G11vrrn111~ Board BOXLS y du ccton de IA c0<te he1 tmallu rele•~ed lo H084 ERIC CASll l A~ es) SUPERIOR COURT or •• OISIRICI will 2 SOrAS IASL( 4 CALIFORNIA. COUNT'\' Of ••Lt1n up tu, 1)111 M l RAGS OF INSUI llllON ORANOL 341 fH£ Ctl'I' 13ht tha11, lhP •tlo~e f'ubh~hod Ne wP•" 1 ORl\ll, PO SOX 14170 st3led bt~ d~odl1n.. fle,1eh/Co~la Mes• Odil ORANGE CA 92868 \•altd bids "' lhe 1Jlar.e 2 The nanr•. address and 1de11\1l1~1l 'bov• lor 111• I' II u I I 11 l'" 2 • 'I l~lt<phone number of awMd nl .1 tonl•MI 101 2oo4 W4J l>'!llhoner's ell0<nty ur Ille .ibo•e Ptorelt pehhoner w1thoul an All bids art tu De. 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"l11crc·~ a 101 of lcll.'>I 1ern-. down lhl'fl' now. tlwy'll lw tlwrl' umil Au.,,w.t," ( ;, 11 man ._,ml "l hc·y fE'«:d ln.•4ucn1 ly m"'' 1he mar-hand tlwy nt-..t .111111~ tht• lwach It\ l1llll ol 1l'frl''>h1ng to \l't' open .. pau· h~e 1ha1 .11ul 111 'l'l' hird' 1111<.J1-.1urhc<l " I hrce 'fWc It'' 11l 11·rn" t Jll ht 'P11tlt'd 1111, t11nl' of >''•H, •" \\1•11a't11r11111r;1111,, p1·li<-an,:hc111)\' .111t! q~rt·h. ( ;11r111.111 ,;ml for Jll'>h (,.1rn,011. (ll1Wlllll~ll I h11111nh'101l fk,tth lluld'> "l lllUth th.ti "1111t'ti11w .. 1w w1111'1 11111vt· his 1.ar all week.end. "There are lots of things 1ha1 arc in a short distance.· he said. "You get in your bubble and don't have 10 leave.· Garrison.and his wife often take their 6-year-old daughter 'raylor 10 Ruby's ar lhe pier for fish tacos. They've also been sampling sushi joims in town. Their 1 favorite: Full Moon Sushi at Brookhurst Street and Ellis Avenue. "It's good sushi at a good price and il's a small restaurant and it's not 100 foncy," he said. for lhose willing lo splurge for a meal. Sparks Woodfire Cooking i~ a grcal place tu lake u date. Hardy. who freque111~ the re:.1aurant often with her ftant:c, love' the Oak Roasted Tri Tip so much th<il -.he can't hear 10 sampll• u1her oplwn<,. The Chilean sea bass and paper thin pizzas are also rumored to be tasty. But for many families, the highlight of the summer is Fourth of July, wruch will celehrate its centennial anniversary in Hunlington Beach this year. Lndependcnce Day in Surf Gity is an all-day family affair. TI1e day includes a pancake breakfast, a SK and lOK run, the parade and fireworks, which will be set off over the water this year for the lirst time in decades. "We Jove the Fourth of July parade." ~aid Drew Head, who attends with his wife and 1wo children' every year. "We always sit down on the beach at PCH. We love sitting over there with the ocean hrcczc. And if there's a lull in the action, you rnn watdi t.he surfers." Fireworks mark 100 years of Fourt4s By Jenny Marder A striking shower of exploding 111lor<; and light!i will rain down over Surf Cily waters this summer for the first time tn three decades. I lunlington Beac:h will mark ii<> centennial Fourth of July celebration wilh one of the largusr fireworks displays in the riation. After n mccling lhe show la'\t year • and r(>jening a proposal 10 hold lircwurk_o; 111 January because of c;afety concerns. the l';ity Council finally hacked ofT Its stand in rcbruary when It gave planner<, the green light to hold 1he '>how. Fireworlts wt>rc moved from lhe beach venue le> l luntini.,rton Beach High School in the 1970<;, when increasingly thicL. fog blucked the show from view.The ftreworks show, which will begin at 8:45 p.m .. will he shCH [rom a barge located 1,000 fret off 1he shore at Huntington Street. "h's going to be huge and in many wa~ wlique as weU. • said Paul Sousa. the shows designer. "We have a vanety of fireworks that we're importing from up lo 10 countries The largest shell is 10 Inches. And there will be a whole mile or more of i' great view.· Mu.<tlc will be broadcast live and simulcast on K-P..arth .101. The theme of this year's show is "Salute to Heroes..• There will be more than 500 effects as well as some surpri.ses, wWch organizers are remaining tighf-llpped about. "I t.h.inJc there's a lot of intrigue with this event. so I want to maintain the intrigue and not givr it all away: Sousa said. But the fireworks show is just one event in a day packed. with activities. Events will begin at 6 a.m., with the am1uaJ pa11cake breakfast at Lake Park. al Lake and 11th streets. 111e fun run and centennial Fourth of July parade will follow. Dale Dunn, a 39-year resident, president of the Hunlihgton Beach Cow1cil on Aging and founding director of the Huntington Beach Conference and V\sitor's Mreau, will be tl1e community grand marshal. A giaru centennial birthday cake balloon will lead off the parade's 350· entries as it snakes from 8th Street and Pacific Coast Highway south to Main Street and tluough Downtown. finishing at lhe intersection of Main Street and Yorktown Avenue. The parade will, as always. include colorful Ooats, dancers. athle1es. marching bands. polilicians.- comrnunlty group:. and local ceJebrlties. Celebrilies this year include former Olympic gymnast Cathy HJgby and Cpl. limothy C. Tardif. who wa-. ft'centJy awarded a silver star for bravery:Thi.s year's grand marshal has not yet been selected. "New to the parade this year are 1he gj.ganlic balloons,· Fourth of July pokeswoman Connie Young said "They will be on a platform and will be pulled aJoni·" . At 5 p.m. on July 4, the pier will close ro the public. At 6 p.m., it will re-open onJy to those with VIP passes. TI10se who opt 10 purchase the S50 pier seating tickets will be treated to a plcalic dinner and choreographed music. VIP admlsslon Will help the Fourth of July Executive Board raise money forthe S61,9l2 6.reworb'show. / -..--------------------------------·-------------- .. If 1ficrl' the 1111m·111 sk11f., lift llHllll SRIMEI oj lt11lw11 cu1~11rr arr ro111/n11L'li 11'11/r ti 11101/cm 1011d1 oj m·tJt11iity and arlrsf')' SUNDAY'S ........ Ll"E RA GAE MUSIC l.AOUNA BEACH J.4j 'Broadway " ~;-.,1 •.•. ,.,.,., ''·"') 4!'7-6627 -----~ BPeCUU.S 15·11PM ...,_ With starters like Aphrodisiac Wild Mushroom Soup, your dining pleasure may extend wel I beyond dessert .. Appetizers that lease. Entrees thot excite. Desserts thot seduce. Savoury's. A passionate fusion of French, Mediterraneon, and Pacific Rim Fore. For re~rvotions call 949·3l6-97i 8 . 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For one week in June, the charming sc:isidc community of Corona dcl Mar presents :i series of five concerts of festive Baroque music pcrformcJ by prof e5"1ion:al :irtists in lovely :and int im:itc scttiogs. I~ ·I . A . ') Baroque Music Festival Coro110 del Mor Burton Karson, Artistic Dir«lor& Conductor 24th v4nnual Season~· 20-27 June 2004 Sunday, June 20, 4 :00 p.m. at Saint Michael&: All An~ls Church BAJlOQU'E CONCERTOS Fn 1ival Orchestra of period iRStrumcnts; Burton Kirson, et.mclwtor John Thic.~ttcn, trum!J'ff, Rob Diggins. violin William ~keen & Todd French, violonct'l/o,· Gabriel Am:gui. organ f;mcerfos hy Bach, Cnr"tte. 0Jrrll1: Torelli~ Viooldi Monday. June 21. 8 :00 p.m. at Saint Michad & All Angela Church ORGAN RECITAL Gabrkl Arrcgui. organ, with J ohn n,i~n. trum~I Sunday, June 27, 4:00 p.m. at Salnt Mkhacl It All Angel& Chu~h FESTIVAL f1NAl.F. Ch1irc Fcdomk. supmno; Jo~ph Mt1thi~1. rountrrt'111or .Jonathan Mack, lt'll<Jr. Chri~ophcr Lindbloom, IN1ri1mw Fcsrlv;al Singcr11 & On:hcstra, Rurton Klf'!(On , (.'()11UllC"l<Jr Clroml & nrcltt'stml works hy Rncgd, &1rh. /tlo11ret & ChorJ>l'11f1'rr Ticlletti 130 (6/23It25).125 (6/20 It 27) It·~ (6/:u). Tel (949) 760-7887 Or writ~ to : Baroque Mu."ic fc~tival CdM, P.O. Box 83 fl, Cd.M CA 92625 Sl!MMI'.:~ A I. IJ N G 'J' ti E C 0 A S T 1 > I I ' ' Games at the Fun Zone and beyond By June Cosogronde If y1111 Wdtll t<J ~110\\ how IO have ,1111w -.en1111-. ~111nr1wr 11111 111 Nt•wp11r1 lll'ach, tl11n'1 wa1d11w1w111k IV, don't l"v••n w;1d ;1 1ouri-;1 l{llidl'. II you wanl thl' rl'.11 ... u>op. a~k tllC' local-.. , lak1· Alla11 Hl'ck. 1 lw lon).,'llllll' lot al ra11tlrnw1111 tlcl't1tll''-11f ~11111nwr cxpt>r1CJH'L~ lo pi11p~u11t 1hc tw-.1 w:1y~ lo have fun. For examplt·. Hl't'k h<L<; perfrrtrrl the an ut wh:u he rail:-. "l\all nulls" -'>ilnt!<a ... 11!·~ d£'~tgrwd for roll111g tennis balls from thl' 111p t•ilher ju~t 111 1hc hollorn l)f lhl' -.;111<11·a-.1le or 1hm11gh wi inrrit.lll' 'Y''l'lll 11l 1111111el' 1111<1 hridt;t.•~. Beck a lso rt'tomrnendct.J a K<tflll' called "djhhle dahhle." 1111hi'> p<>lentialJy wild sport. a gTOllf) of j)t'opJe ~rand on a float at thl' end uf a Jork. One huldinK a ma1ch jumpi. in the watl'r and releases the match from underneatla. ·n1e11. wlte11 ii m.t!'-111 1Jw surface. everyone else jumps in 111 be tht' firs1 to grab it. But perhaps an all-Lime favorrte ... um mer activity fo r the Beeks of the world: "One of the best things 10 do 1s watch the girls," he said. "They're uut warching the boys.· Those looking for more family-oriented fun can foUow lhc lead of Kay llidgeway. wife of mayor Tod. "It's always fun tu go down to lhe Fuo i'.nne," said Ridgeway. a mother of thne. "Th e kids always head suaight to the an;ade" llidgeway aJso recommended a I rip on the ferry, just fur the fun of it. "ti's reaUy cool," she said. Jim Fournier. a peninsula IJusinessman and Web master of the fales of Balhoa local newi. ~ill', wa-. pnvy 10 a list of don't-miss ac1ivi11e' scheduled rhis summer. For example, every Saturday ai ~u11dow11 from lwle t 2 to Aui.;. 28 ,., il STAFF fll£ PHU!• A group ol fun-seekers gels on elevated view of lhe harbor and ltle Fun Zone Whtie taking a spin on the Ferns wheel palriotil: Dag-lowering ceremony a1 1he flaK pole nexl to BaJboa Boat Rentals a1 F.dgcwa1cr Place on Balboa Peninsula. pccial guests and patriotic music m.U.t• each ceremony unique. "You never know who's going to he laking part or what will be going on," Fournier said. City Manager Homer Bludau poinied ou1 that rowi ng along the Bad Bay is always a thrill . "You just rent a kayak and go out there and it's so peaceful and so beautiful." Bludau said. "!l's-so picturesque and so peaceful. Ifs a ~n:<11 way to see Newport Beach." Of course. sometimes the most popular activities are popular for a reason. Oona Murray, who wo rks at the American Legion Post, likes "just lying on chc beach.· Murray sajtJ she grew up o n 36th Street near the ocean, whjch used II> be her favorite hangout on the sand. Thestt days. she says. she gravitates away from the college crowd and closer 10 the quiet family scene on the harbor side of the peninsula near the American Legion "For people-watcher like m e," Murray said, "being on the beach is alway-; a good time." More than just ~rts to this city ly otlrdre Newman Residents of Cu~ta M1~~a haw cclec11r tas1cs during the swn mer. <JeofJ'Wei;t and his wife enjoy till' concerts al Fairview Park. "We love wntching our neighhor.. and their children rocking tu lhc music. dancing in cheir own special way or ju'lt humming aJ011g to <1mcmornblr1\111~ from years gone by," We.'lt '<aid. ''A perfect way lo RJX!ncl an evening.'' l'lnnning Commissioner Antee Gurlirh said and he and his wife enjoy many uf 1he things they do all year such ll<> pliiying golf at Costa Mesti Country <l11h and eating outdoors n1 Metro roinll'. which has live music during 1hc 'iUITintt•r County lrcasurer· fax C.uUector John Moorlach said his family enjoys going to the Fish Fry, whirh is corning up lhis wt:ckeml. and just hanging out al home. "We just enjoy living iJl C..<1sta ~a - our weather and heing at home," Moorlach said, "We moved, so we have a cornrnunily pool tha1 we er\joy. We also love to cul ch movies -eil her at Triangle Square or Metro Pointe. We just ea! at a lot of places. cat local, and we like to barbecue in lhe backyard. On Fourth of July, we get together with the neighbors." Cily Councilman Allan Ma11soor .sajd he likes 10 go out co dinner and movies in Costa Mesa and enjoys narme. "I love using the parks. going for lrnounlo.inJ hike ride'>." Mansoor said •Any outdoor activity I'm happy with." , I SU MMER A L 0 N C T II E C 0 A S T Fair ready for its taste of summer l y Deirdre Newmon The Orange Coun1y Fair will offer its usual cornucopia of food. events and rides this summer, and for the firs1 tjme. rafr officials are offering a sneak p review the day before it starts in July. "When I look al the total list of things being offered, it's again trying to make sure that everyone's favorite traditions are preserved, but again adding something new," l;eneral Manager Becky Bailey-Findley said. The 21-day halJmark of summer runs from July 9 to Aug. I , excluding Mondays. On July 8, a "Taste of 1he Fair" wiU rake place at Pacific Amphitheatre. The free reception will feature a performance from the Fab Four. a Beatles' tribute band, wi1h Orange County's Pacific Symphony. Both will perform opening night. The event will also include appetizers, roaming entertainment and fireworks. Once the fair Marls, 1here arc a host of promotions to make 1he fair more inviting, Bailey-Findley said. Some of these include "Jam ln10 the Fair" on o pening day. which will offer free admission and parking from JO to 11 a.m. "Kids Days" arc 1\1esdays, when children ages 6 to 12 are admjtted free. "Seniors Days" are 'Jhursdays, when seniors age 55 and older will be admitted for $4 and receive free merry-go-mund and Ferris-wheel rides all day. New this year is the Summer Book Drive on July 28. horn noon 10 6 p.m .. fairgoers will get in free if 1hey donate one new children's book or three "gently used" children's books. AJJ books collected will benefit Orange Coun1y public school'! and will he marched by Scholasti c, Inc. Bailey-Findley c11<:11uragcs fair aficionados to come multiple times to lake advantage uf everything the fair has to offer. "If you want 10 come multiple day-; there are special incentives to come.· Bailey-Findley said. "lhe cn1ertajnment changes daily. Ml 1ha1'i. a good rea<;<m 10 com e every day.· Ride safety will :.till be a 1op priority. Railey-Findley said. Last summer, there Sl N'f Fll.f PliO fO Fairgoers cheer on the rOCefS during the All-Alaskan Pig Races at the lair. STAH rill PU()I() Fairgoers brave the drop on the log nde al Cosio Mesa's Orange County Frnr were two highly p11blici1.ed injuries from ndes at the fair. "We've conLinued to work closely with o ur safety consultants, with our firs1-aid provider imd the carnival company in terms of making sure that practices and policies are in place." BaiJey-FindJey said. ·And also, we're prepared sho uld there be an acciden1." General safety will also be a main conrem. with bag searches al the gale, she added. Enterlainment highlights al lhe Pacific Amphitheatre concens include Heba McEnlirc and Jackson Browne. The fn.'C t.>vents al the C:ili1.ens Business flank Arena indudt· Speedway motocross cnrnpetit iom. bull riding anJ I .at ino coucerts. For 1hc fourth year. celebrity chef-. will perform cooking shows on Heritage Stage. The chefs include Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger. Bailey-Findley 'laid she is looking forward to her favorite fair snack- tasty chip.,, which are homemade polato chips sold in 1he livestock area. She aJsn has been known 10 enjoy deep-fried Oreos. "Oh my gosh, they're wonderfu l," she said. "It 1aswd like a warm chocolote-chip cookie. Luckily, I didn't discover them till halfway throu~h the fair." While the fair has 'iO many enticements for the senses, it is also a chance lo reconnect with people, Bailey-Findley said. "llte fair time. to many of us, is kind of a reunion of seeing people -our patron.ci, our partners, vendors," she said. l{idt.· I ht.· I ~H.!lllla Bl'arh I rcdlt.'_\.., "' Bu"'t'"' I· l{FI·.: .Jul.' 2 through Sl'pkmlwr ~ I\. 11, ,\. ...,, i1"ll1L l11'"lllt t'I•'. "" ".lagurwhtal'hl'it~ .nl'I (114> 7.0-2000 CK (213) 480·3232 -.tlclketmee ter.com ~ .... _ .... , ....... 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Art workshop.., and ~cminar'> will lw avail<t hlt• regularly 1hrougltr111 t Ilic summer for thildren and adult~. !)ped~ll evcn1~ are ~chcdulcd throughout 1hc 'ummcr. !::.very 1 hur!tda) and ~turday rnu,it " 111 1.hc air l'hu~d<ty•,, ,1.u1111g JuJy 8, 1, the "Wine T~llll!{ and la1.1 ::,enc'." Si' wilh admis ... ion. 4::~o 10 7 .. m p.m. ~unday~. slarting July 11 . 1s lhl' "Oassic:al Music Series, .. l w 4 p.111. -.pct:iaJ theme days are on Saturday' from noon to 4 p.m . II st.1ns with "Walk on the Wdd ~icll', .. July 24, a~ arlis t CJuis Hoy hrinK' 111 a menagerie of wild animah.. On July 31. "llawaiim1 Cultural Day" bring' danrl' arr and ac1ivitic!> the nloha way to lltl' festival grounJ~. "!)urf", Up" hringl> ~urf scene., nlT the beach a.nu 11110 thl' fe~tival on Aug. 14. Celebrate the cuhure and :in of A<>ia on Aug. 21 at "Asinn Ans Day." Another highlight of lhE\ F~slival <•f AsJ.s is a Junior Art Exhibition, wi.th 150 pieces of an work from Orange Coun1y school chiJdren juried into the exhibi1. Acltlitionally. throughottt the summer, Youth Art Educati on Days will be held every Wednesday. The classes will give children ages 5 111 13 lhe opponumty In experience a wide variecy of ans - theater, music. painting and more. The Fest.ivaJ of Arts has a season pa'>'> of SS for general admission and $3 for seniors and students. Laguna Beach residents receive free admission, as do children under 12, every day. For more information, call (9491 · 494-1145 or 1800) 487 ·3378 or visit w111udag1111nf es1 i valof arts. com. The festival. at 650 Laguna Canyon Road, is open daily from 10 a.m. 10 11 :30 p.m. PAGEANT OF THE MASTERS The 70-year-old Pageant of the Masters b a celebration of art during which the works of master artists comt' to life. Master; from various time pcriodi. arc represented through re-created s1a111cs, paintings, popular movie posters and other celebrated media. i:.uch year a different lheme brings new works to the stage. This year's fOClll> is "furtrait of the Artis~" which 1a1ces 11 closer louk at the lives fUld legends of ome of lhc world's greatest artists. Under 1he guidance of an experienced group of volunteers. many of whom havl' IJl'en thC'tc more than 20 years. thc\C work.'> :ire magically transformed 11110 life·'>lt.cd "iableaux vivant ,"or h\'111g ptl'lllfl'' rhrough lighting. 1n1ric.itc· 't't~ and livt' actors. each work 1.ilc' 011 1 ht• hkenc.,, of ii' 1w11-tl11 nc11Mnnal original or 1lm·(·-di111e11,111n<tl moc.lcl. J lw page<1111\ "Poruait of the Artist," will ht• rwrfnmwd nightly at tt:30 p.m . luly 7 1hrnugh Aug. 2B with a 'ipccial rPlt•lm1y gal11 lundraiser perforn1a11cc ,\ug . .!9 ril'kcl~ range from $20 to $300 tor thl' gala . I ht· pageant i'> 011 1hc Festival (11 Art~ gro1111d:. in 1hc Irvine Uowl at 650 Lagu11a < .anyon Hoad . For more inlom1auon, call (9491 494 · 11 45 or (BOO) ·IHi'· U711 or v1si1 1hr wcbc;i1e at 11111•111 lugu1111fe,,111tr1/1Jfnrts.co111 SAWDUST ART ffST1VAl I he· ~wdu.,1 An Fe.;1ival is the face of L•1gu11a lieach\ art community. To be a ~wdu,1 exh1h11or. the arti t must live in 1~1guna Be;ich. More 1han 200 artlltl'> wiU exhibit their otth'lnal artwork 111 this 5ummer's show. whrrh openo; Ju ly 2 and runs through Sep1 5 and 111cl11des every an medium .1t rea5.onahll! price,. There is jewelry. rc1arnir'o, gja'>'>. textile and clothing, pa1111111g'> ;ind prints, wood and meta.I ar1 ;md more. I he l<wa1lon i!> in a beautifuJ eucalyptus grove and each anist boo1h i., hru1d-buih every summer. The l\awdus1 '>trlr!ed in the summer of I 96fi rind h;i:-. maintained its laid-back a11110 .. phcre complete with sawdus1 roverin~ 1he grou11d and waterfalls lhal add lo 1.hc peaceful hlUsides. "h1mily Fun days" offer special l'nter1<11nmen1 and projects for the c11tire family on July 20 and Aug. 24. Every rhursday from fi 10 10 p.m. is lornls nigh!, when Laguna Beach re5idcnts are admiued free. fhe Sawdust Art Fesllval also includes plenty of activi11e for children. ·1 here ic; a ceramics boolh lhat offers free one-on-one instruction at lhe potter' wht-el for children ages 3 and up from I 0:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. TI1ere is a glazi ng and firing cost of $5. The Art Space teaches printing techniques. incl~ing relief printing. linoleum prints, embossing and more for children ages 6 lllld older from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Art Space hosts classes taught by Sawdust Art Festival exhibi1ors and other classes range from silk painllng for children 14 and older, papermaking for all ages and oil and acrylic painung. ages 10 and older. The childrens boolh for arts arid crafts have acllvities led by the Sawdust staff from I 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily for children 5 and up. Admission fees are $6.40 for adults; SS.SO for senJors 65 and older; and S2 for children 6 to 12 years old. Season passes are S 12. The Sawdust Art Festival is at 935 Laguna Canyon Road. For infatmation. call (949) 494-3030 or onlint: at www.sn1udustartfestivaLorg. ~ ll M M F: I< 1\l ()\I (. T II E C ll A S T .. Braving the Open waves By Mike Sciacca Summer figure'> to really heat up by the em.J of July. nu11·~ when the world'<; !Clp surfers and huge crowds will converge on 1luntington13each for the 2004 Bank of lhe WeM Beuch Games featuring the I fonda U.S. Open of Surfing Prewnted by O'Neill. rhe event wiJI run between July 24 and Aug I .11 the Huntington Beach Pier. Mure than fiOO world-da-.<; athlete!> are expcned for the games, said Jame-; Leitz. vice prei,ident of International Management Group, which -,1age-. lhl' games. "The Bank of the We<,t Beach Games is Southern California's quinlt!SSential action sports and lifestyle fc'>tival with its roots firmly placed in Surf City, U .SA .... Leit7. said. "The tradition and heritage of thb event dates back nearly five decades to the Mainland's first major surfing cvenc. Over the year<;, thi event has become lhe epicenter of action sport. music and lifestyle." The Bank of lhe West Beach Games is ansb"rcd by lhe Honda U.S. Open of Surfing presented by O'Neill. It's Nonh America's hi&hest-rated -'\Uc-5tar -qualifying event and lhe world's largest professional surfing competition. The U.S. Open will draw 500 of lhe sport's elite surfers who will compete for a $I 75,000 purse. Leitz said. Back to defend lhe men's title is C.ory Lopez of Florida. Australian 01elsea Georgeson won the women's title in last year's I londa Element U.S. Open of Women prt'Sented by O' c1ll. ~veral lornJ <;urfers also haw their eye on the top pm.c in each contest. "Its a surfing comest on a global ~cale, and it's so awesome to ht: able to surf it i11 my own backyard," ~aid Brett SimpMm, a profes,iunal "urfcr from I hrntington Reach. "It ·s sort of like havmg a home rnurt advanl<lKt', just like tn bao;kcrhall." The 19-ycar-old buro;t onto th(' U.S. Open ~cene two ycari. ago when. a' a JUrnor at 1 luntingHJn Beach I hWi. he won hi~ first -.1x heat-. on th1· opening day of competition. Thi'> will he 111~ third U.S. Opc11. "I've been all around Lhe world ;111tl there\ 1101 one event <1r111he World <)ualify1ng Series tour a-. big as this one," he said. "We have the whole world cu ming to Huntington Beach." Surfing will share lhe spotlight with action -.port!> such as skateboarding and BMX ridinK. Competitors in Lhose sports will vie for a portion of a $50.000 purse in the Philips Key Ring "Soul Bowl," a 68-fcet long, 46-feet wide and 13-feet deep bowl-shaped arena. Local Soul Bowl veterans scheduled to compete are Omar Hassan and Brian Patch, who finished one-two. respectively. in last year·., event. Patch. though. won lhe overall Soul Bowl Litle. Spectators also will be able to enjoy an interactive festival as well as live regional and national musical acts. All events during the 2004 Bank oflhe West Beach Game~ are open to the public and free of charge. ST Aff FILE PHOTO Defending world chomp1on Andy Irons of Koual busts a huge aerial during las! year's men's ftnal of !he US. Open JOHN BLOESER CARPET fd ONE Celebrating our 125th year! Quality names in flooring such as Karastan, Lees, M annington, M ohawk, Liz Claiborne and now, Ralph Lauren. · OPEN SUNDAYS 2927 S. Bristol St ., Costa Mesa (714) 751 -2324 www. bloesercarpetone. com Also in long Beach and Los Angeles 7 :.• j I 8 N SU MM t-;H Al.O N C T H E (;0 /\ST , A little art, a little nature wide vm1ety of ....... and IC\llpbftl IO pun::bw tf IOllM!Cbtng Alie,... about any aocal in bib your fMqt l4UJlA, Ind you'll ~that the )bu cm.-.,. beMI up e.omt = ~~~ Llguna. tapway to Oii Ddw IDd .wt the ....... -., l.llga.IDa Art Ml-. 11111 IUllUDe(, 'nib a .UOO down to one of the "DebonhAlt:.~· Nani many be9cbel, oftal neaded An:::bbdure• II on ahl* lbrough between cilia, or w.lk rtgbl into the July s. Slartln«Alll-1, •100 Artilb wtldemeea. Nature palb have been See God" wtl)e on dilfUy and run prmerved by many &1iYe....... ~Oct. 3. lbebqAnlsls and ant awahing vllltors )al <Alery wll dilpllly work by s.ge round. HUI School advanced p&eameot art Jt'a how Dave Peck. preaklenl of lftJdenls tbroulb July 5. the Cross Q.ahural CoundJ. said he The~ clniw '1r the dty in prefers to apend hJI dJne. the tummer are cbe te.dYall -the "I get to the beach every day for a PesdvlJ of Arts, s.wdust Feedva1 hike wtth my dog." be said. "and and the Pageant of the Masters. All I~ just had a busy semester. but I are worth Yilliting. hope to get back into the canyom A tiue ttem in the d ty Is the •.. Dilley WUdemess Park and lAgUnA Playbouee. The theeltt othen. • • pmieo111 producdooa from around But ii you're IOoking for the nadons and brinp ln somethlng a titde more metro. try a bjghly-mipected directon and waJlt downtown. lbu can find Just actor&. about anything ln the shops that "Tubletop" as making its West line Forest and Ocean ~ues or Coast premiere at the playhouae Broadway. througb June LI. Also, find time to Laguna Isn't called an artists' see "Late Nite Catechism: The play gallery for nothing. Of course, ~ so popular it tw been heJd over there's plenty of an galleries. There's several times. This time it's set to window shopping a plenty .and a run through Jwie 21. /)ifOQ/HW" •.• PEARSON'S PORT NEWPORT BEACH Fresh Seafood Market It 11 f, ••I 't'''Uf 111 tlf' 1ht•rt 11\p '' lfM' ,,l.t4 t t•I h I f11•f' 1 lttlllt dll u1,,y~1f lht tn-h .... I ~JU .. •htv 14' t""'"'' .jY1ot •• hl1 I .t11Ul\· 1\WIH·ti '"" .uHi t1 .ht-ti t~'n'v Ii t '""' ,.., ~' , .... ,, •'t·.tl '•ll f\lr' '' Otlit"" 1 d •• y .... ""'~ \. tnl ~· 11H • i 1ft1Jt•lt1t U( t' I 880 SEASON HAS ARRIVED! FRESH: Harpooned Swordfish, Ahl Tuna, ~. · Yellow Tall, Shark and more ... C.M~ 111 or C.U fH AHlldllltf Opff MM.· 11i•rw. IOUl-6 ,_, Fri. 5 Set. 1 ..... 7,_, S.a ,._ ••• (949) 675-6771 FIHtl119 111 S.fsl4e M11ri1111 n.,,., '"' Ii.~ Dnw cf 0.SI I l19itw11. oppojlU R1wrliwl M11St11111 l I ,. ' I ~ I , I ~ Bringing Broadway · to Orange County ly AJlclo '°''ISOft A hit Broadway musical. a world-famous ballet and an educational show for children wiU aJJ talce the stage lhis summer at the Orange County Performing Arts Cen~er. . Those needing an arts fix can choose from three musicals and two ballets. ao; well as the children's show, all of which arc famity-frienclly. "We're excited because in summertime we really Rel a chance 10 presem some hig entertainmem and en1enainmen1 for the emire family,• said Jerry Mandel, the cente(s president. "We always lry to do a variety, but summer is most often big Broadway shows. that's when we have the Lime in the hall to do them." In June. those who can~ afford a big vaca1ion hut are lonhng w get away 1·an V1Sit Rodgers & Hammersteins "Oklahoma!", which runs June l!l lo 20. l\l'iO rm the slare is "Thoroughly Modem Millie,· the Tony-award winning musical ahout a Kansas girt adjusting to life in Hl20s New York, which shows from July 27 10 Aug. I. Finally. Mel Brook.•;' acdairnc .. 'CI comedy • Inc Produce~· will hnng laughs ac; well a., dancing and i.cmg to Orange Co11111y for a. three-week nm Aug. 3 10 22. ~ 'llie Broadway siw:s are am ong the center's most popuJar offerings every year because it's the closest place for locals to see them, Mandel said. "The o nly way they could see these shows wuuld be to go to Los Angeles, if they're even there," he said. Dance enthusiasts can choose from Balletl Frclflkfurt, a company specializing in acmbalic dance. and London's Royal Ba!Jet in its only Southern California appearance. _ Ballett Frankfurt appears June 11 and 12. and the Royal Ballet performs "Cindcrell11" July 5 to 8 and "Giselle" July ~and 10. For kids there's "Dora the Explorer Uvc." a show based on the children's 1V scrie:, ahour a young bilingual a<lven1uress, who solves pU.l:l.Jes and pmblems as she travels jungles. beaches and rain forests with her animal friends.. "Dom" rtm~ June 23 to 27. Also thi.-. summer, the Pacific "ymphony presents its 25th anniversary finale on June 4 ru1d 5. • for mfonm1lion on shows at the Or.mge C :oun1y Performing Arts Center, call 1714)5.'l6·2746 or vi$il rvww.ocpac.org online. 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So to remind you of how lucky we are. here's an up close and personal look at the ocean's edge. FLIRTING WltH THE SAND By Mike Sclocca I had heen walking bad. and forth between the beach walk and shoreline <ilnng Rolsa 01ica Sta,Je Beach for ahou1 two milcc;, when it happened. There ~he wu~. thic; llodacious blond. running in full -.tridc along thL· -;horeline. and, w my !-urprise, she "a" heading straight toward me This once distant beauty wac; a real stwmer up close and her hig. warm brown eye.'> hooked me 1n-.tantanco11c;I). She came up to mt· and flirted a hit. then. 'luddenly. left me tu reach the real thing she had been running after all · alon{:'a ten ni~ ball. "Chloe," her owner had yelled, and just like that, the g1>ldcn Lahrndor had sprinted away. Something like that is bound to happen at Dog Beach, one of the many popular area<; along a stre tch of beach that runs from Warner Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway. north to the Huntington Beach Pier. Oog Beach was full of ac1io11 on thi., day, ru. dogs and owners cavorted on ,1 stretch ,,r beach designated for playful canines. "Oog Beach is very convenient during the off.time, like early afternoon," -;aid Wes Wuchner. 28. a Huntington IJeMch resident who <;aid he take<; hi-; Jog. Aly. a miniature Pinc;cher. down to Dog Beach an average of twice a week. "People come from place" like Yorha Linda anti Corona and have ii great time. 11 ·~ a definite dr:m to the citv and 1-:rC".1t for L>ownt11wn fllL'rl'hants and our l'fllllOmy nw heath wall that began <II Warntr Avenue a11d P·.tcific Coa~I I lighway ""'' full of cyclist-., \Valker1', runner-. and 'l<.atC'r•,, who traveled both north and <;uuth. A~ I w11u11tl my way toward the picr. I 1h,cov1.•red three main c;urfing an:a ... 1ha1 local-; are quilt familiar with. Bcgmning ~II Uol<>a Ouca ~late 111.•at Ii, o;urfer~ r;rn ride an le-;~-crowdt>d contl1ti1111' and catch a ·:11111l· ea-.ll'r 111 .1 • wave," ..,aid pwfe<;<;ional -.11rf1·r Dann\ , ___ Nichols, who has surfed tJ1e spot frequently. . "You can surf 1hc·re all dtiy. and it's a greai spot for those who arc just learning the sport," he said. Nichols had surfed at tJ1e beach ofl lioldenwe'>t • treet on thi~ particular day. n 'Pot, he says. th<11 is one of the best. "I like il there a lot," he "aid. "lt·s a <,I retch of beach that get!> overlooked because of the pier.·· Nichol!-al<.o raved ahuu1 the beach ,111J surf at 17th Stn.:cl. "It is amazing there:· ht• added. "The <,and har<; there are i11!-a11e You can get rl•ally good surf. but ii all depend-. on 1hc ~well " AN UNFAMILIAR AND UNFRIENDLY STRIP OF SAND ly Andrew Edwards T hi'> 1~n t thc I h11H111g11111 lkad1 I remember When I wa-. J child, 111y family nlwayo; vi-;itcd Surf City whcnewr W<' w1•11t to the lwach, uml C'Wr)' 1inw tlw 'and could hardly he 'iCl'll ht-cau!.e 11 \v:l't t'on:rcd hy 1h11u.,;111th nl hlanlt•I\, -.unhathcr., ;111d a f11n·-.t \II hright u111brclla ... J\u1 a-. I walked Imm 1ht· p11.•r 10 tht• nvl'r. 1lww ~\Cfl' h111K 'tlrt•lt he., \'\1herl' I \\"" 1lic unly per-.011 111 "gh1, .111d all I 1 1111lcl hear \\'t'll' ,1 hgh1 hrt•1•11· ,111<1 I he See WALK, Page 10 t VI c: 3 3 ~ I l l I I I I ' j "' 0 WALK Conlinued from 9 w1wc'\ rulJing 11110 the shore. I fii:.,'\1red I'd bqtin my mini-journey at lhl' end of Lhc pier Among the handful ul angler-. there were a young man. named Paul. wearing an l:nwry llniver-.iry 'wl'at'ihirt, and an older man tuAAin~ 1111 a ro1w I 1n1rnd11ccd myM!lf and a!i.h •d tlw 11ltlt•1 111.111 what thry were doing. "Wt'rc Jll'' try111g to get mussel" rig/11 1ww." lw '""'· I walkt'<l uv<'r hy Ruby's for a heller S 1U M 11 S R 1iil' 1 "l U IUIHl l JH'1 "1 ' I "q"' d lL.\\qt1 •11 • than he lilced. f clidn'I realize there was an issue until I asked her what her name was. "Keep walking.· the man said. I tried 10 reassure him by letting him know I was working for the newspaper "Keep walking,· he said in a stem tone. I conlinucd down the almost de:.cnt'tl beach until I hit the Santa Ana River. My journey over. I turned around and headed bnck to my car. Going back, I saw the clouds that filled the sky when I started were gom•. and the ocean's hue had changed from .1 dull green-gray 10 a regal deep blue. More like the beach as I rememhcrctl ii. NOT QUITE 10,000 STEPS OOUGI AS /IMM(RM-t~ ly Marisa O'N•ll va11tLtgc p111nt, am! ~urc· enough. at the c·rnl ol th<' ropt• ww> ~nmcthiHg 1hat lookcJ like a h1g hook tlia1 was dug mto .111 a111algmnat1011 of muo;<;cls. bamadt>t> ancl who-know,·what er .. e that formed a hvmg hulge on 1111t• of 1 he pier·., -.1m1chions The crowds swarm the city beach near the pier 1n Huntington Beach. I !>land at the corner of sand between the Santa Ana River and Pacific Ocean and press the reset bunon on my Srepometer. Last weekend, r got an adult ha(ipy meal just so I could get the free, plastic step counter to log my walk from the rop of Newport Beach to irs first pier. Just -.outh of the pier wa-. a suJe '\ign that hu")' -.ummer -;ca.son is just ahout ready tn ~et '>tarted. Workers were gelling ready for the week.end's volll}'hall toumamenthand the wand~tand'l and sever.ti canopies were already up. "It\ ~oing wear." '!aid one of rhe wnrker:.. Brandon (;ovcnnlln. when l asked him how the joh was. I le said h is co-worker-. would have a husy rime sclli~ up and talung down everything. hut lookt·d forward lo having fl lighter worllnacl whl'n rlw g11m1'' were on. "W1:'1l lw allh• 111 1:n111y 'onie of rlw "Rh ts maybe.· he said. Movin~ on. I lef1 the bike trail and headed our 10 where the sea meets the sand. The waves were fairly small, the water on the chilly side, and only a few .,urfers and bodyboarders in black wetsujts were our in the waler. I passed a few farrulies and joggers. and hit a stretch of beach where I was all by myself. As I walked down the empty !\ands. I m~t a surfer. Rich Moss, on his way in from the waves. Mos.-., who .said he 'urf-. every day. enjoys the times when he has the ocPan all to himself. Summer Time is Duffy Time! /l 's lfm<• to unlle /J.x• ll111ts anti cruise Info J.!.OOd llme.<t! Nol/Jing brl11J:.'i out .mmmer /1111 mu/ jrfends like crnl<>ln~ II.If! u1atetwr~ys In t1 1w11• Duffy l:.'lectric Boat .. \1•1• 1>11r com/>lelt' st'lectfon of ne''' 111111 /Jt't'-<>Wned electric /)oats. rJr call to book n n•utal tot/a)( . -'' "f"lll lk,tdl • !l"lt \\ l'.1• 1111 ( 11.l'I IJ1jth\l<.ll • (•J.1')1 (~1" ()141 .I '""''' f~"'' h • f h H l'Jull• < 11.1,1 lllJth"-JI • I"".! I 'i'J.I .~OU! Hl:~TAL' • ''" F' • 'ER\'I< I-• w"w.<,luffrtma"·l·om "I like it like this better het:ausc I ~et whateveJ waves I want, .. he ..Wd. The next conversation I started was with a young woman who was playing in the water with a friend. She said 'lhC lived in a town called ThUJ1der Bay in Ontario, Canada, that despite the town'<; name. had no beach of its own. "We're in California for a wcdd111g, bur we're nowhere near ;rn ocean. so this is our first one." 5he said. A young man.-who was higger than me, almost cqnainly her hoyf riend, decided thaY! wa!> talking to her longer "You can sec the pier. thats a good !>ign," my friend l'tacy observes. !l's Memorial Day and though I'm working, I'm really not, because I'm at the hcach and barefoot and have a friend who w<mti. to go to the beach ju~l IO go for~ wallc, not because her edhor<> No where to eat after 1 O pm? -~-----·------- Co m e & r ence Fi11e lt.tli.rn (ltisinc served unti.1 12.00 AM tvery Night & 1:00 AM on hiday-.. and Satu.rdays rn111y l1w mu\it ew ry111ght .1t 9 00 wlulc you \:llf\fy your 1.1\lt' hud\ w11h A11lhl'fllll Italian · H.mu·m.1tll· P,1.st.b • fresh <;e.tf~,l,tl ·Veal Specialtres WtNt Sp.ct.eh• _.,,._ .. ,, • 111 J ru~l•l ll<Jl!Jn Jt1110,phtre c.- Re.,crvatio11s 949 .642 .7880 ~I~ I \\ <.. 11 ,t\! 11 1~11\\ .1\ • '.\r1\ 1'111 t th ·" 11 ~ '. • \ ' \ ' ' I ~ ' I l 1 I I ' . 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Nearby. two grown men work on an elaborate, surreaUstic sand castle Crom sand formed inlo what look like stalagmites. Step 1,320: Welcome lO Sandcasile Alley. Sandcastle after sandcaslle line Ille waler for a good 50 yards. A co uple and two small children stand by one that looks like a Mayan pyramid I once saw in the Yucatan. A wall. decorated willl seaweed, surrounds the pyramid. I ask the family if they built it, and they say ·no." they're just standing there. I suspect it was the work. of Ille castle builders we'd just encountered. Step 1,978: A man and his preteen son build an elaborate fort just north of Ille 56th Street jetty. I stop and talk to iliem brieOy. Mii's a beautiful day." the father says. "Enjoy it." 1 le's right. TI1e sun is shining. it's hot but not wo hot. nnd the damp sand !>ervc!> ru; an instant cooJjng system. Mv feet feel divi11t: a' tl1ey sink into the · 'and. but I figure l'U need a good pl.'dicurc next weekend. Step 2,438: Someones dug a 10-foot -long. 3-foot-dee~oval. complete wi Lh ;u1 entrance and stratified layers. JI looks like an archeological dig. I Hemembering that my friend is a coastal engineer, I ask her to critique the beach-digging and sandcastles we've -;een. "Well, they're being smart, building when the li de's going out," sh e said. l hadn't noliced if it was coming in or going out. Step 3,053: Were already at the 48th Street jetty. At this rate, I fear we won't make our I0,000-step quota. Step 3, 132: A gray seagull lands at the edge of the surf and drops a mussel shell. An 8-or 9-year-old girl playing in the water stops and watches him. He picks up the sheU and drops it again as she stands r.ransfixed. Then he takes off flying. straight al her. She duds. and he continues on hls way. Step 4,537: I spot the start of the boardwalk and we slip on our 6ip-flops and head toward it. A family is playing with a red , white and blue bouncy baU, tossing it back and forth. II veers off course and hits Tracy on the head a'i we walk past them. Once we Wt the boardwalk. the mood chal1ges. Loud music pours from the Hot Summer Clothing Slwes Accessories .. Beauty Product s 6444477 Newport Nl)rth Shnpping Center &•II,, Man' 1280 Bbnn Ave. 13-1 Newport Beach L.. ~----------·------------·----------- SU MM~U first house we sec. 1wu teenagers in matching basketball lunir' 1md trucker hats ride past us on beach cruiser~. Step 5,639: The characters are c.:orning fast and furious now. This one is wearing a red, while and blue tinsel wig and a shirt that say~ "God Bless America." He's cul off the bottom of the shirt to reveal a while. hajry stomach. Step 6, 195: Five hues of pa.mt -beige, khaki, sandstone. mush room and taupe -are painted in stripes, side-by-side on the front of a primer-wrute house. It seems that someone is trying to decide what color to paint the house. , The stripes have been there for more than a year. Step 6,321: People crowd into a public shower to rinse the sand, salt and sweat off. A naked litde girl, about 3 years old. sobs uncontrollably as she stands under the blast of cold water. Step 6,797: We pass by the Dory Fishing fleet. The fish are long gone, but the smeU remains. We walk about 100 yards out on the pier to inspect the work -she'd been a pan of its rehab in 2002. I look. at my srep counter a11d we're only al 7.414 steps and, technically, done with my assignment. I suggest a detour 10 one of Newport's more colorful locales. We head next door into the venerable Black.ie's, and it's packed . Even if it weren't a holiday, it would still be busy at 3:30 on a Monday afternoon. Blackic·s is just that kind of bar. Almost immediately, a S0-1sh man T t1 I·: l:l>A S T / who 1dcmifie~ him~elf a' Joe Jo (;u11 greets u~ aml offers us some pcm1111.,, I le uffl'r' w. :.tHlll' het'f, to(I. ~onw of the colc.k-sr, mosl refreshing looking hl'l·r I've ever st•c11. We politely rcfuo;c, Ul''ipile the laet rhai it would've tao;tl'J great after that walk. l'w got lo go 111 the office, ahl'r all. Joe tells us he\ been a regula r at 131ackic'' for year. and been kicked out on numerow; occasions. Nowadays, he says. he's Umited lo two hours a day, even on holiday~. MThere's no better place to be than Blackie's," he says. "and watching the pretty girls go by:· PAST WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS ly loll1a Harper ·r he morning sky was dominarc.><I by coastal haze. but that rudJl't stop people from herding into Newport Beach . It was about 1:1:30 a.m. when I gut to McFadden Square. wht:re I was met with the delicious smells or eggs. bacon and sausage corning from 01arlie's Q1iJi. I ignored them, knowing that I had some distance to I ravel. My assignment was lo walk from the Newport Pier to The Wedge. talking to folks alon~ th e way, noting the oft en-overlooked details of s ummert ime See WAI.I(. 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OLD NAVY • FIND IT@ 5 POINTS PI,AZA VI SIT US AT www.5PoiritsPlaza.com M A IN STREET 0 BEAC H BLVD . 714-841-0036 \ . along our coast. My pedometer was at my side, keeping track of each step. It was already busy by the pier. Those who clidn't'lmow any heller circled the small parking lot aimlessly, hoping that someone wouJd be leaving. Otl1ers, who had already snagged their spo t. were unloading canopies. coolers. bodyboards, footballs, volleyballs and the like. There was a lot of action around the Balboa Pi er and again, cars, trucks and vans circled the parking lot, looking for a spot. Patches of tlie gr~-y area were filling up with tents and canopies, providing H home base for the day's activities. The sun poked through tl1e clouds, briefly. but tl1cn retreated again. The crowds dissipated after Ille Balboa Pier. The beach wa!I practically empry. II was quiet and serene. There was a lot of coastal vegcra1ion along Ilic sitlewalks and even a fire pit, with large logs surrounrung ii. I waJkcd abou1 1,000 pac~'l wi1hout seeing an otller person. At 'tep J,803, according Ille my LrUSIY pedometer, I ran OUI of s idewalk and trekked down the waterfront. Once on wet sand. it was easier to walk but the steep incline of the beach wa'l still challenging. Large hilb. valley:. and cliffs had been carved ou1 by Ille water. crea1ing a tiring topography to navigate through. Al step 5,6\X\, I took olT my shoes. As the jetty appeared 111 lhl' tlistancc. , ' S ti M M E R A L .O N C T, µ .E , C 0 A S J' DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN A pack of folks bodyboard the same wave at Corona del Mar State Beach in Newport Beach, a good spot to take the whole f am1ly. more people hegan to pepper the beach . Al ll1e Wedge. J ozens of bodyboarders noa1ed in tlic water. laking advantage of Ille waves when tlley came. A small . crowd gathered above -not impressed hy Ille size of Lhe \\laves hu1 al Ilic vclociry wiLh which lhcy broke·. 1-,ach watery walJ made a large boom a ... 1t crashed imo the ~hallow bottom that -;eemed tn echo off the side of the jetry. Mirr 6,7 l tt ~tcp~. I wa~ finlfihcll. A farnily of five. with very ~mall l'hildren whu 'ol't•nwd cxtn:mely t:xcill·d to 'ol'l' the ocean, plopped tllcir s1ulT down u1 front of me. My day at tl1e heach wa' over. but theirs had ycr 111 begin. CLIMBING ACROSS THE CROWN l y Donette Goulet L cave it 10 me: if 1hcrc is goin~ lo he ~U1 arduou~ u~~i~nmcnt -I'll gC't it. And if there's a day or a way 10 mah~ i i mon· difficult , I'll fmJ 11. Frankly. I woultln'r have it any other way. What fun would that be? As I set out on m y leg of the walk along the coast last week. no sun beat down upori my back and no rays blinded my eyt.-s. It was dreary and damp with the uncommitted spattering of drizzle tliat Southern California calls rain. I headed' down me rocks to the jelly tltat holds back Ille harbor and marks the beginning of Big Corona State Beach. "Quiel today.'' I remarked to a maintenance m;m who was picking trash out of 1he bni!>h wi1h long grahhcr tongs. "Till the hu-;es come." he replied. I wandt:rcd out to the breakwater and sho~ted a greeting to a yellow-claJ fisherman who claimed to be catchin~ h alibut. I watched a couple crabs ~cuttle sideways in an unconscious dam--c for a while before hopping over the wall anti starling down the beach. I watched a ,!:>ig ship ),"racefully headed thro.ugh the channel and out toward the open ~ea. I passed only one couple enjoying a stroll that morning before reaching the end of the beach where I could eitlicr walk. up a patli to what I assumed was the -;1rcc1, or scramble over the rocks all1ng the coast. I pondered my options before tossing my coffee cup in the las1 blue 1r:r4'h can and climhing ou1 on Ille rock!.. 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A few minutes later a coastguard helicopter passed. As long as I'm at tho- high water line, its public propeny and perfectly legal for me to be here. And then -KAll)()M. As I was wondering if it was a coincidence or if they were checking up on me, I heard cannon fire and whipped around lo the right. That ship I admired leaving the harbor was parallel to me . out at sea and had a huge puff of smoke hovering nearby. I felt like I was in "The Goonies" suddenly. Ships couldn't really fire cannons anymore, could they? I didn't even think sttips had cannons anymore. As the water crashed on the rocks juc;t to my right, I found myself wondering when the tide would come in. I probably should have checked that before climbing out here. I looked to my left and saw th<H all the rocks I was climbing on wouJd indeed be under water at high tide. It was also then that it occurred to me that after I completed my mission to walk to CrysmJ Cove. sticking to the water line. I would also have to walk back. I wondered if I miKht not be wimmjng back. As I made my way around a particularly high outcropping of rocks I aw UttJe Corona, and about 50 children dressed in navy blue and white. They were from an elementary school from El Monte. I learned. there to study the tide pool~. Of course. they were also tromping through tJ1e tide pools faster than teachers could stop tJ1em. My time on solid ~ands was shon lived as I was ~oun back climbing rocks with the ocean to my righ1 and the cliffs of Cameo Shores above me to the left. l.n one cove I came across a· crew from Muldoon Marine Services, from Terminal Island. that had lots of equipment and several divers working 10 remove a large fishing net that had gotten stuck in 1 he reef and rocks when a fishing boar crashed there a week before . After <mother small cove, and just when I wa., getting frantic to turn around and head back. I saw three ch1ldrl'n in matching bright-red T-shirts. 1 ht'> must be Crystal Cove and another field trip. Phew. I climbed out and around to where they were peering into 11de pools and assured myself that I had m fact completed my mission and KratefuJly tu med around. I he maintenance worker had been ngh1: 8u!ics had come, even on this driaJy day, and the quiet was replaced with giggleo;. shrieks of laughter. At 1he far end of the beach. before my la~t rlimh hack up to Lookout Point I Mopped at a lifeguard jeep to solve one S UMMER A L 0 N C T H t: C 0 A S T •• ' ., J • nagging question. "You'll either know exactly what I am talking about, or think I'm absolutely crazy. bul I have to ask you a question," t rnld the lifeguard. ~There was a ship that came out of the harbor at about l 0 a.m., and when I was walking along the rocks a while later I swear it fired a cannon. Is that possible?" . Tums out tha1 was the Endeavor, a ship 1hat lakes tour groups out to show them whal it was like to be on a real ship. With tha1 solved I climbed back up 10 my car, my mission completed. Nol a bad morning's wort.. FOLLOWING THE SUN By S.J. Calln T he sun here isn't right. It travels along the beach of Cryslal Cove Stale Park. hugging the coas1 fro m high above, seemingly unwilling to let go of the cliffs. the waves and the aging. rumpled wooden cottages. It probably seems right to you. Uu1 I grew up on a beach that faces west, where you can sit at sunset and stare out toward the blue horiwn and watch the ~un drop into the water. slowly a l fi rst and then, in the end, quickJy, as if in a hurry lo find some rest. Always, it would ~et into the sea. Here, though. nmning along the lleach pasl 7 p.m., lhc sun bums din."t.~Jy inlo your eyes. It falls always just lx.'}'t>nd the ·J 2 ~a1>1•el • Smallest Dio1tal ELPH • 6 4X Combined Zoom • Ouect Pnnl & Download • •Super lelejlhoto • l~ge 51.lbtlll<!hon •VGA Movie Mode • 01g1c Image Processor " ) I I I I curve. of the beach, setting beyond a palch of land, even though the ocean stretches out to your left, even though the waves break hard on the shore (there's swell in the w.tler, but 100 much wind). Even though it's supposed to drop out past those waves. This, whenever I wallc or run on the beach al sunsel, is the overpowering sen se that I SI ruggle to shake. I'd ralher be looking al the diffs, for instanet>. 111erc'U be racing ground squirrels, darting black phoebes and, if you ge1 close enough, lizards clinging lo the rocks. Once, my wife and I saw a n.'Ci -1.ailed hawk hunting along the cliffs, playing in the updrnfts and moving down and back so quickJy. so silently. Another time we saw a Say's phoebe, which lumed out not 10 be as rare as she firs• tllought. Tonigh1. 1hough. there is only one lone seagull lighting the gusts. ltc; wings tip back and forth as ii falls and rises. perhaps st•l'king the rest of its flock tha1 's nowhere to he seen fmm whl'rc I'm rum1ing. There is, in fact, a strange dc:anh of animals ronighl. The water line b missing sandpipers. n 1e cliff is quicl. n1e air i'\ empty a!> lhc (..'Ull hac; pa'>~Cd. Even the beach is nearly hare of people. As I run past the beach collages, there is onl' park range r seated in a 1ruck hy the -;ration 1here. The work day is over. so tlw histork cotta~es sit quietly See WALK. Page 11 17 -- l c < ' . ._ ••• WALK Continued from l 7 bd1ind temporary fencing. I rcl!li;-,c a' I look about that I've nm trom Pelican Point to the cottagl'.., without '>l'Clllg a single person. I al ... 11 ..,udllenly realize how sweaty I .1111 j, 11 dt•ar I'm on a run after work? and ho\\ h.1rd the wind is hlmvmK 111 nl) fate <hlow111~. I thin!... dircclly at the 'llll lwhtnd llll '. and I'm cau~ht for a \\ lule mi th.11 '>tra11gene'><; again). f.inally. up ;ihem.t I can ~ee a man and woman.-1 ll'\ p1 l'hing a ~troller. A ... 1rollt-r. on 1ht hl·uch? A' Wl' "''"" t•ach 01her. they !.HY some grct•1111K 1ha1 I can't quite catch and, I a<; ... unw. I llliHl<IKe little more than a grunt a ... m y nm nears 30 minutc... I find a l1fel{uard tire track to n m in, hopml{ that Cll.)CS the strain a bit. Soon, thouKh. I'm gingerly m aking my way around Hocl<y Bight. .!>lowed to li11le more 1hru1 a wal.k a'> I cross the uneven rock outcrop. As I near Reer Point. I make out a '>Creaming on the wind. But it isn't the lonely cry of a hawk.. It's the wailing of a child. whu\ St'ated alone on a towel. Man. I'> she screaming. "Dad·dy! Dad·dy!" Daddy, I figure. is the man surf fishing just west of the point. I have no idea how long she's been yelling. I can't image rening her keep at / 11. bu1 a" I run pas1. he's stiU holding his SU MM E H A L 0 N C T fl E C 0 A S T • ' • 4 DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN A group of people play basketball bt!fore sunset on the courts near Main Beach 1n Laguna Beach, where there's nearly always a pickup game being played. line in the water. and she's s1ill crying OUI to him. The wind quickly carries her cries away. At Scotchman's Cove I speed up, trying 10 get one last burst in before my legs give out. The wind, of cowse, seems 10 blow even harder. I manage to go for a minute and a half and then slow. At El Morro, where the waves are breaking in long walls on the sandy shore. I stop and turn around. With my back to it, the wind seems to just stop blowing as I head to the parking lot above Reef Point. The sun is directly in my eyes as it sets behind Corona del Mar. TOWARD CENTER STAGE l y Suzie Harrison Laguna Beach is filled with many beaches. each with its own personality and separated by . . naturaJ barriers. North Laguna shores offer a mini-adventure around each corner and perfect spats w spend an afwrnuon. The s1roll along Heisler Park is a fa vori1e. It is the first place I take visit to show orr Laguna. On this day. the vie~s from Heisler are s1unning. Looking toward Main Beach, you can sec the h ilJ!>, Downtown and land mar like rhe lifeguard wwer standing at 1he '>lie '>incc the 1930s and Hotel Laguna, built in 1888. ·1 hen 1here·~ Main Beach. or ce111er 'ilagc. Today. a'i alwa}'S. 1here's a ba.,ketbull game going on and a volleyball game nearby. The boardwalk is full of people meandering along or rclaxinK un one of the many benche!>. On weekends. Majn Reach become!> colony of umbrellas with colorful stript and circle5 d otting the horim n befo re you reach the water. Between the lifeguard tower and Hot Laguna. there's a playground that toda) has plenty of tots enjoying the slide. their laughter filling the air. A shady. grassy knoll is nearby. where people ar sprawled. readjng. 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JUNE 25 "Ott C-ne" c-.otf Tournament will be held for the Huntington Beach Coun<.il on Aging. It will beat Meadow~rk Coif Course, 16782 Graham St. nme: I l : 30 p.m. shotgun start. Cost: TBD. Call: (714) 536 9387. car event will reature hundreds of JUlY 4 presugmus veh1rles displayed on the Surf Oty 5k Run and E.apo will l.iwn~ of Central Park to benefit ·take place during the Kiwanis Hunungton Beach library Children'. Pancake Breakfast before the Founh Resourcr Center. The event will I 0 or July Parade begins. Reg1strallon a.rn to 4 p.m. at Huntington Beach will begin at the [)(po Village at Ccn1ral 1.Jbrary, 7111 Talberl Avr Worthy Park on the corner of 17th C 0~1 · S IO; undef I 2 years of age and Mam streets at 6 a.m. Cost: TSO. adm11ted free. Call. (7 14) 375 5023 Call Spectrum Sports Management. (909) 399-3553 or Huntington Beach JUlft 12 Fourth of July Committee at (714) Tiie dty of Huntington ladt will· 374 I 535 ext. 4. hold 11s 54th annual Pier Swim. The event Wiii be at the Huntington Beach Pier. Pacific Coast Highway at Mam Street I 1me and cost. TBD <..all (7141S36 5486 Of WWW. <11rfrny·hb.01g. JUNE11 Huntington 8-:h 5-dl ~ Senes this year is sponsored by BBJan Productions. fhe 1>1oceeds will bend11 children wllh au11sm. Tlw Huntington lu<tl Founh of July Parade. the largest Independence Day parade west or the M1ss1ss1pp1 River. will feature more than 300 entries including bands. Aoats. film and telev1s1on celebillles. local d1gn1taries, eQuestnans and community groups. 11 runs from 1 O a m to noon. The parade will begin at the ro1 ner or 81h Street and Pacific (oa~l Highway and head \Outh to ' • Main Street and proceed up Main Street through Downtown ending at Yorktown and Main. It 1s free to watch. "Staking out" an area for viewing will be allowed a~er I 2:0 I a.m. on July 2. Items must be removed by 2 p.m. on July 4. Commemorative celebration merchandise and bleacher seat tickets are available. Call: (7 I 4) 374-1535. JULYt Golden West College ~lnstage Theater will present Pride and Prejudice. Golden West College 1s at I 5744 Colden West St. Performance times are: Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m .. Sunday at 3 p.m. The show will run until July 18. Ticket prices: S I I general admission. S9 for students and seniors . Call: (714) 895 81 SO. JULY10 ~ Huntington 11..ch Pro/ Ju Surf Series will be held on the s th side or the Huntington Beach pier 1s United States Surfing Federation·sancttoned. Call: (7141 596·50 l 9 or www.hbsurf)eries com. Shakupeue In the ~rk will present "The Tempest." Directed by Wendi de Barros, this play is performed by the Huntington Beach Playhouse at Central Park Amphitheater at 71 I I Talben Ave. The play wiJI run unul A119 I Call: (714) 375 06%. JULY 23 "Ptrates of Penzance.~ a musiQI written by Gilbert & Sullivan and directed by Jim Ale><ander. will be performed by the Huntington Beach Playhouse at Central Library Theater. I ocalton: 71 I I Talben Ave Cost: S6 Nunl~1 l&r P1 , . .-1 A1nc11CJ Atioy Cca~o to S20 per ticket. Call: (71 4) 375-0696 or www.hl1ph.con1. JULY 24 U.S. ()pell of Surfift111 a lleKh Games, a surfing and extreme sports resuval sponsored by Honda and O'Neill, will be at Huntington Beach Pier at Pacific Coast Highway and Ma.In Street. Free adm1ss1on. Call: (310) 473·0411. ,.,. AUG. 7 The IOCh annwal ESPH X-Games Surfing is tentaltvelv scheduled for this date. It will be at I 0 a.m. to I p.m. on the south side of Huntington Beach Pier near Pacific Coast Highway and Main Street. The event 1s free. Call: (3 I 0) 568· 3 398 or www.espn com. The 50th .annual city of Huntington Beach Oistante Derby, Orange County's oldest road race event, offers a flat, fast and scenic oceanfront course. The races stan and finish at the Huntington Beach Pier Plaza Amphitheater adjacent to the Huntington Beach Pier. This USATF sanctioned race benefits the Hun11n9ton Beach Junior Lifeguards program. Start limes: Sign up 6 a.m .. IO Mile 7 a.m .. F1ve·M1le 8:30 a.m. and Surf Kids Run -I 0 a.m. Location: Pier Plaza at Main Street and Pacific Coast Highway. Cost: TSO Call: (714) 3 75-8490 or (714) 536·1525. AUG. 21 TM 41 s t ilnnual Huck Finn Fishing Derby will be held at the end or the Huntington Beach Pier. Children through I S years of age are invited to get out their costumes and grab their fishing poles. Pnzes will include bikes, fishing poles, fishl passes and skateboards. Partlci must bring their own pole and tackle. A small amount of bait is provided free. Registration: 8 to a.m. at the end of tile pier. Event time; 9:30 a.m. to noon. The Huntington Beach Pier is at Paclfi Coast Highway and Main Street. Cost: free. Call: (714) 536 5262. NEWPORT BEACH AND COSTA MESA JUNE4 The UCI Jilin Orchestn will a Spong Jazz Concert at 8 p.m . in Winifred Smith Hall at UCI. Tickets cost S8 10 SI 2. lnformauon. (949 824 2787. JUNE 5 The Costa ~-Newport Ha llons Club will ho~t lls annual Fis Fry and carnival. which will includ the club's famous fried cod, colesl fries. musical entertainment and 1 Miss Costa Mesa Beauw Contest. 1 event will be from 11 a.m. to 9 p.r at Lions Park, 570 W. 18th St., Cos Mesa. Information: (949) 64 S 160 (949) 574·0337. TM Environmental Nilture Center wlll host a birding walk wit e><pert birder Maya Deck.er. The event will be from 7:30 to 9:30 a.11 at the [nvironmental Center. 16th St .. Newpon Beach. Information: (949) 645-8489. JUNES The Costa Meu·Newport Ha Uons Club will host Its annual Fish 11 ~l~o I• I Mo1 t Oc.>.Jt' flur\J• .,_. £Jiu, Dot L Lu .lo•11t !.uqc :,t,,.bt.•r•• l (!,. ''"'' fL.V'vtALLtj, wV1lllt we 11\;eed.ed: H.J. Garrett Furniture Gorgeous Clothes for workout & hangout Sty II sh. ComlOl'table. High Perl«mance. Achveweor designed for women to look ond feel beautiful a nytime, anywhere. 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The o9p.m. t., Costa s 1600, re 3lkw11h The :JOa.m. . 16th 11on: re amo .. ~------------------------................ ~ S UMMEH fry and carnrval, which will Include the club's famous fried cod. coleslaw, fries, musical entertainment and the Mess Costa Mesa Beauty Contest. rhe even! will be from I I a.m. to 9 p.m. at Lions Park. 5 70 W 18th SI., Cos1a Mesa. Information: (949) 645 1600. (949) 574·0337, h11p://www. 9eoci1es.com/l/ons {ishfry. The 11 dt annu;a.1 ~lboll Island Parade "Remember When· will feature such things as the 3rd Marine Aercrall Weng Band. antique cars, floats. fire trucks and notable guests. The parade is dedicated to the Battalion I s1 Marines. Camp Pendflton, adopted by the City Of Newpon Beach. The event will begfn at I I a.m. Information· (949) 723 4177 JUNE 11 The UC Irvine Symphony Orchestra will host "Beyond Category: Ellington, Childs and Barber," a concert conducted by Stephen Tucker with guest artist soprano Ann Nortel. The event will at 8 p.m at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4142 Campus Drove, INtne. nckets cost SS to S 12. Information: (949) 854·4646. JUNE 13 The Pacific Symphony will host the Celebration of Music, which commemorates the symphony\ 251h anniversary. The event well begin at 4 p.m in 1he Pacific Amphitheatre at the Orange County raer & A L o N \. Expos111on Center. 1!8 fa11 Dnve. Cost.i Mesa Information· (714> 755 5188. hllp://www f}QCl/ll fymphony org. JUNE 20 The fifth <1nnu<1I Top B.in.in.1 Classic Cai. rruck .ind Motorcyclr Shuw will be frur11 9 a.m to l pm di lht> OranlJt' Cuunty Fair and EYp0\1t1on (l'ntl'r. 88 I dll Orovl'. r O\t,1 Mesa. Rc9m1a11un f('(• for non yellow veh1l ll'\ c O\t SI'> to S20 lnforrnc111on <'l4fl1 7?3 6663 The Bllroque Music I hl•v.tl will prcH•nt Baroque conterto\, featuriny llclroquP trumpeter John Th1e\~!'n at 4 pm . .it 'It. Mechal'h /\II '\nq1•1\ Churc 11, 32 31 l'aco(or View Drive.Corona dl'I Mar Tirkt>t' cost S25 lnformatom1 (1)4q) 760 7888 The Bllroque Music I ••,11v,1I fmcJle will fedture muso< l.ly Bnegel. Bach. Mouret cJnrl Charpentier at 8 p m at thl' Sherman library and Garden\, 2647 c roast Highway. Corona del Mar Tickets co\t S25. 1nforma11on (949) 760 7888 JULY 10 The f0"9nh annu..I Or<1nge Crush Demoh11on Derby will be from l 10 8 p.m at the O uzens Business Bank Arena, Orange County Fair and Exp0\1t1on Center. 88 I air Drive. (oqa Mesd Information (6 191 4 2 4 J 348 C II /\ S T JULY 11 Gr<1mmy Awillrd·winner Reba Mcl.ntore will perform d5 pan nl thl' Pac1f11 Amph11hea1rr Summer (oncl'rt \1'11es Jt 8 pm .• 11 tht• 01angr Lounty I .111 Jnd f ~DO\lllOn (" .. ntt-1 l11fo1m.lt1cin (714J 740 7000, lm11 /lwww.O< fall 1uml p1111f"ompl111healle/ JULY 14 Fashion lsl<1nd's annu<1I !>urnmer ionrert Serirs will hu\t fllJP w1yer ,ind Cramrlly wonnPr Jo11v w,11h;y 1 he Pl'rform~nu' will be at 7 pm July 14 on the Bloomingdal(:'~ C ourtyard ,11 f ,uhoon Island, 401 Nt•wport \Mt er D11ve, Newport !WJch \1>,1t1ng 1s free VIP 11c kf'ls 10~1 \20 lnform,111on !Q4l)) 7) I 2000 JULY 15 Musial group Train will 1wrfc.i1m J\ f)drt ol tht• PJclfic /\111ph1thealrt' \wnmr1 ( ontert \e11es at I! pm at the Orange tounty f.:w and Expos111on C enu•r. lnforrn.itoon· 171 4) 740 .WOO. h11p//www1Xfo1r rom/par1(1camph11heatre/ JULY HS Grillmmy Aw<1rd·wlnnlng group Ozomath will perform as part of the Pac1f1c Amph1thea1re Summer Concen Senes at 7:30 p.m. at the Pacific Amphitheatre. 88 r aor 01111e, Costa Mesa. 1nforma11on: (714) 740 2000. SH CALENDAR. Poge 22 'Bog K.11h11n11' P.11111111t: h~ "·'"''u'r Aoll\I ll11t> 11111111 "If you haven't been to the Sawdust Art Festival, you haven't been to Laguna Beach.'' Art and entertainment you can enj oy all summer lo ng. aA~ FESTIVAL Open Every Day July 2 -September 5 From I 0 AM -I 0 PM 935 Lagun a Canyon Road. Laguna Beach. C' A 9265 1 949.494.3030 www.SawdustArt Festival .org 21 . (/) c: -· 3 3 ~ • J "' t. <J .,, ": •• , 1 c c (' :. c Ql 0 C': Ql 0 dJ 0 c- .... ;;; 0 •• 1 CALENDAR Continued from 2 I JULY 18 Musk.Al group Hootfe ~nd tfle Blowfish wtll l)('rform d\ pan ol 1he Panflc Amph11hedtre Summl'.'I Conrert Se11es at 8 pm lnfor111a1um U 14) 740 1000, hrtp //wwworfa11 com/par1(1comoh1fhl'CJf1e/ JULY 21 Chrhtlan roe" group the Newsboy~ will pe1fo1m w11h Aul.ho Adrenahnl' JI 7 30 pm rtl the l\mf11 Amph11hea1re. 01~nqw C uun1y F.i11 .and Expo\1t1C111 Crntl'I, BR f.1 11 D11w, Co\ta Me!>.1 1nform.i11on tl 1111 740 2000 F11shlon lslilnd's Annuill Summer Concen Se11es will ho\t Rocio. and Holl Hall of r ame ondurn•es r eh~ C avaheie·~ RJscals. The perfo1m,111n• will be Jl 7 p rn July l I on the Bloomingdah>'~ coun~a1d at f ,1\houn l\land. 401 Newport Center DIM'. Newpotl BNKh ~eating 1•, frPI' VIP tickets co~t S70. lnformat1011 19~91 721 2000 JULY 22 ComedJan and TV legend Biii Cosby will perform at 8 pm. at the f'aclflc Amphitheatre. 01ange County fair and Expos1t1or1 Center. 88 fa11 Drtve. Costa Mesa. Information (7141 740 1000 JULY 21 hshion Island's Annual Summer Concen Senes Will ho~• Rock and Roll Hall or Fame Inductees the Lovin' Spoonful. The pcrfo1 rnance ..... > SU M M EI< I\ L 0 N C COAST will be at 7 p.m rn the Bloom1ngdale's Courtyard ill Fashion l\land, 401 Newport Center Drive. Newport Beach. Seating 1s tree VIP m l.el) cosl S20 lnformauon (949)., l l 1 lOOO Rock ilnd Roll Hall of Fame induoee John I 09erty will perform J) p.:irt of the Pacific Amphitheatre Surnme1 Concert Serie) at 8 p.m. at the Pacific Amphitheatre, 88 Faor t>rive. l osta Mes.t lnformat1on 111 41 740 2000, h1rp://wwwor(o1r com/par1(1camph1themre/ JULY 31 Singer Jessia Simpson will pNforrn .is part of the Pac1f1C Amphitheatre Summer Concert '>e11es at 8 pm a1 the Pacif1r Antph11h1',11re. 88 fan D11vP, Co~ta Me~a. (7 I 4l 740 1000 . hrrp://www ocfo1t com/pot 1{1C amph11tu>atre/ AUG. 4 Fashion lslilnch Annwil Summer Concert Series will host the fuoc The perfo1mance will be at 7 p.m. in the Bloomingdale'\ Counyard at Fashion Island, 40 I Newport Centei Drive. Newpon Beach Sea11ng IS free. VIP 11ckets cost S20 lnformclt1on: (949) ll I 2000. AUG. 11 Fashion lsi.ncrs Annual su.,...._ Concert Series will host Rock and Roll ~II of Fame rnducttt Dave Mason. a founding member of the group lraffic. The performance will be at 7 p m on the Bloomingdale'\ Courward at fashion Island. 40 I Newpon Centet Drive. Newport Beach. Sea11ng •S free VIP tickets cos• SlO. tnforma11on (949) 72 I 2000 AUG. 11 Fashion ls~nd's Annual summer Concert Series will host Poncho Sanchez. The perform.,nce will be at 7 p.m. 1n the Bloomingdale's Courtyard at Fashion Island, 40 I Newport Center Drive, Ne~rt Beach. Sea{lng ls free. VIP tifl.ets cost S20. lnforma11on. (949) 721 2000. AUG. 18 The Center St.age Chapter of the Guild~ of the Oran9f County Performing Arts Cenier will host "Hot Blues on a Cool Summer Night ' The event will be from 5 to q p.m. at South Coast Ptaza Village, Sunflowe1 Avenue and Bear S1ree1, C.anta An,1 Information (7 14) 284 S464 LAGUNA BEACH JUNEI This wlll be the first We.st Coilst performance of"lablelop," a comedy about the advertmng world. The play will be performed 1h1ough June 27 at the Laguna Playhouse. 606 Laguna Canyon Road l1cket p11ces will range from S29 to SS2. Information-(949) 497 AR IS JUNElO ,... U8UNI leach Film Society wlll screen a selection of short film\ at 6 p,m. at South Coast Cinema. nNr the comer or South C oas1 Highway and Broadway 1 oci..ets will cost SI 5 or S 12 for Laguna Museum Members. lnfofma11on' (949) 49'4·8971, ext. 208 JULY2 More lhiln I 75 ugun& leach artists will show their creations in the 38th annual Sawdust Festtval. The fesuval will be open from I 0 a rn to IO p m. daily through Sept. 5 The Sawdust Festival ts at 93S Lac)una Canyon Road AdmtS\IOn will cost SG. SO for adults and S1 for dtlldren. lnformallon: 1949} 494·3r_o JULY 5 Biiled a.s "Uillfornla's Premier I 1rie Art Exh1b111on." more than I 40 an1~1s will show 1he11 work at the fes11v.1I of the Arts. The event will be open from I 0 a m. 10 I I 30 p m daily through Aug. 28 The fe\t1val of Arts grounds are at 650 Laguna , CJnyon Road A season pass will cost SS. the cost for the audio guide woll be S2 Information. (949) 494 1145 JULYS The Plaids will perform hit songs from the 1950s '"a show that \Miii feature "outlandish choreography· and •over zealous prec1s1on. -The show will be performed through Aug, 29 at rhe laguna Playhouse. 606 l aguna Canyon Road. Tickets will cost Sl9 to S64. lnforma11on· (949) 497 ARTS JULY 25 The LA. Mambo Combo will perform at Bluebird Park. The show will be form 5 to 7 p.m. Bluebird Park 1s at the corner of Bluebird Canyon Drive and Cress Street. Information: (949) 497·0986. AUG. 1 Jumpin' Joe:r: will perform at Bluebird Park. The show wlll be form 5 to 7 p.m Bluebird Park. 1s at the •• »+tMNH corner or Bluebird Canyon Drlve and Cress Strret. Information: (9'49) 497 0986. T1Ht LiltuNI Art Museum will host a show featuring the attempts of artists to v1suaUze the Divine. The show wlll be open from I I a.m. to 5 p m. daily through OcL 3. The I aguna An Museum is ar 307 Chff Dnve. Adrr11ssion will be S71nforma11on· (949} 494 8971. AUG.5 Vlsilors will be ilble to see a wide variety of artwork at Manon Meyer Contemporary Art. Laguna North Gallery. Diane De81lzan Callery. [\even·degreesJ, J. Kamin Fone An and DeRue's Fine Arts. The galleries will be open from 6 to 9 p.m and free shuttle service will be provided. 1nrormat1on: 19491683·68 71 or hrrp.//(lfst 1hursdoysc111wolk.com AUG.I Mojo Filter Blues will perform at Bluebird Park. The show will be form S to 7 p.m. Bluebird Park 1s at the corner of Bl11eb11d Canyon Drive and Cress Street. lnformauon· (9491 497-0986. AUG. 11 S.vor will perform at Bluebird Parle The show wlll be form 5 to 7 p.m. Bluebird Park 1s at the corner of 8lueb11d Canyon Drive and Cress Street. Information: (949) 497 0986 AUG.29 Hot A119ust Night will perform ill Blueb11d Park. The show will be form S to 7 p.m. Bluebird Park 1s at the corner of Bluebird Canyon Drove and Cress Street. 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