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Mother s
Day
got away
from he r
I t's alJ about mothers. As well
it should be.
Fathers are nice, more or
less, but mothers are essential.
You know it, I
know it,
everyone
knows it
When is the
last time you
saw some
poor soul in a
movie, who is
delirious on
his death
bed. take one
last breath. PETER
reach out BUFFA
toward no
one m particular and say. ·0ad,
1s that you?"
Never. that's when. The hnc 1s
"Mom. is that your always.
t•very time, no excepuons.
Mother's Day rager!> are not
new. They date back to ancient
Greece, the earliest being a
yearly tribute to Rhea, who was
Lhe mother of all the gods, and
boy was she tired.
The Roman festival of I lilaria,
which must have been very
funny. dates back to 250 B.C
and honored the goddess
Magna Mater, who was Alma
Mater's cousin. (No she wasn't. I
made that up.) To honor Magi1a
Mater (•Great Mother"' in Latin)
a temple was built on Rome's
PaJallne Hill. where people
would bri.og gifts to offer Maggie
on the big day.
A holiday called "Mothering
Sunday" popped up in England
in the 1600s, celebrated on the
fourth Sunday of Lent to honor
England's mummys, which
sound like F.gypt's mummies
except they're different.
But in this country, it all
started with Anna M. Jarvis.
Jarvis was born in 1864, at the
close of the Civil War, and died
in 1948, the year I was born. The
idea that someone who was
born during the Civil War lived
until the year I was born is
neither lost on me nor very
amusing. I might add.
At any rate, Annie's \tas a
hard-knocks life. (Some of you
got that, some of you didn't.)
The daughter of a strict
Methodist minister, she
graduated from the Female
Seminary in Wheeling. W.Va.
and taught Sunday School in the
Andrews Methodist Omrch in
Grafton for 20 years. She never
married and was extrem ely
attached to her mother, Anna
See COAWENTS, Pace M
INSIDE TiiEPILOT -
LOOKING
BACK
Never heard of th• Bank of
Balboa? WeH, it used to be
there.
S..hgeA3
LR&
LEISURE
CtMf Roy Yemaguc:hl, of
RoY• rMtM.frn in
N~ Biectl, het e MW
~outendaMW
• cooldlig lhOw on '85.
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S UNDAY EDITION
Serving the N ewpo rt-Mesa community since 1907
MAY 11, 2003
Joan Perry with
daughters ,Stephanie
and Lindsay.
COURTESY Of
STEFrlE 0£ LA CRUZ
SUNDAY STORY
Members of the Perry
family live close enough
that any day ca n be
Mother's Day.
A Costa Mesa mom
Lolita Harpe r
Daily Pilot
T he hvely chatter and hearty
laughs coming from the
picrure!>que home on
Fullerton Avenue are typical
when the Perry family gets
together. On Thul'iday. the large family
came together to honor their mother,
and among the good·narured ribbing
and loving teastng w.c. genuine graotude
for Joan Perry's hard wort.
"The neatest thmg about her was that
!>he raised all sue lad<. by herself."
daughter Undsay lver..on said.
·Andjuggledtwoiobl.."daughter
Stephanie De I .a Cruz added.
u And we all gave her hell." daughter
Allison Kha.demi said.
And so went the conversations in the
bustling Peny home. \Vi th four of the six
grateful children sitting m their mother's
slrillfu.IJy decorated living room. the
dialogue was as colorful as the decor.
Peny sat qwet.ly, receiving the praise
from her children. while adding her own
accoWlts.
#AD you can do b be the best mother
you can be,· Perry said ·And If you
make a mistake, just go on and make a
new one."
The mother of six has hved in Costa
Mesa all her life. She recentJy inherited
the family home in the 1900 block of
Fullerton Avenue. The house. originally
built by Oiarles TeWinlde. was her aunt's
home. then her mother's and now it is
hers. she said.
She was one of the first Orange Coast
College cheerleaders. her children said.
"'Well. yes. I w.c. a song leader.~ Perry
said
S£AN Hll~ER DAILY Pl I
Joan Perry, center, 1s surrounded by her children: from left, Jennrfer, left, Jon . Nhson. Lindsay and Stephanie De La
Cruz. Perry, who has hved m Costa Mesa for 63 years, now lrves ma horne built by Charles TeWmkle.
She owned her own modeling agency.
and the Doobie Brothers. Bill Medley
and Bobby Hatfield would always visit.
they said.
lhey would entertain there
regularly," the petite blond said.
She used to hang out with movie stars
and surf with them. her children said
The first Thrzan. Johnny Weismuller.
would meet her by the pier.
"Wei.I. we bodyswf ed," Perry said "We
used. to meet at the pier and jump off at
the T. which we weren~ supposed to do.
He would come down with his cronies
and we would surf together."
A UTTlE BrT OF EVERYTHING
After her exciting youth. Pmy turned
her attention to child-rearing and
business. She gave swim lessons. owned
a cosmetic line. had an antique store in
See MOM, Pace M
LEI IERS
TO MOM
Dear Mom.
I like my mom~ she takes
me to parties and we dreM up. On
Mondays my mom rakes us to Ice
skating. My mom is my favorite
skater. She is pretty when she
skates and spins. 1 love you.
COURTENAY, 5,
MD CATHERftE, 8
TOP STORY •
Artwalk gets the good life to pose·
Seascapes and still
lifes at sale refl ect
Balboa Island's
atmosphere,
participants say.
J .. c .. a1r•nde
OailyPilot
who paused to appreciate a
painting of a Yorkshire terrier
that reminded her of her dog
Buck.
•We think this place is para-
dise,.. hu.8blt.nd Mike Shap iro
added.
Art b~rs and appreciators
~re out ln force. even creating
~estrlalf uamc jams u they
perused works lined &long the
8A1..SlA ISLAND -S&UOO.ta island~ South S.yfront.
and eeucapes, flowert Ind col· •This ls a great turnout, .. said
olfUl &.h. lbe n~ 100 Utiab Tuay Moloney. a Costa Mm
iDd cnfti people who lhotir· i'etklent and artist exhlbiq It
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A2 Smdey. ~ 11. 2003
SUpervisor announces he will
seek Assembly seat
Newport Coast supervisor Tom
Wilson $d.rred up the 73rd Assembly
District race on Monday when he
revealed that he would seek the seat
Before Wilson's announcement,
which came in an e-mail to supporters.
Laguna Niguel Councilwoman Mimi
Walters was the highest profile
candklate in the race. Walters has
secured endorsements from current
seat-holder Patricia Bates CR-Laguna
Nlguel), As.1emblyman John <Mnpbell
and Rep. Darrell Issa CR-Vista).
Fonner Rep. Ron Paclca.rd
CR-Carlsbad) has endorsed Walson.
It was revealed th.is week that
AMembly IC.en Maddox had quietly
moved to Dana Point, out.side his
district, but stayed registen!d in Garden
Grove. John Campbell, Maddox's
opponent in the 35th District state
Senate race, raised the issue.
A Campbell campaign consultant
said Maddox's decision raises a
credibility quesdon.
A Maddox consultant said his boss
wasn't engaging in any behavior that
other legislators haven't done.
•PAUL CUNTON covers the environment,
business and politlca. He may be reached at
(949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at
-paul.clinton iJ /atlme11. com.
COSTA MESA
Council still can't agree on
Robinson's replacement
For the second time, the City Council
deadloc.ked on appointing someone to
replar.e former Mayor Karen Robinson.
At a spedaJ meeting on Monday, they
will try for a third time. They will
probably expand the choices beyond
Erk: Bever and Mike Scheafer if they
can't decide again between them.
On Wednesday, groups that work to
prevent teenage pregnancy got together
to be more strategic about reducing the
hlgb teenage pregnancy rate in Costa
Mesa. The 92627 ZJP code has the
dubious distinction of one of the
highest percentages of teenage
pregnancies in the state.
•DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa
and may be reached et '949> 67~1 or by
e-mail at deirdre.newman@lstimtts.com.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Defense admits former city
employee sucked toes
The defense in the trial of Trenton
Veches admitted that the former
Newport Beach recreation coordinator
sucked on the toes of several boys
enrolled in the city's after-school
programs, but that It wasn't sexual.
In bis opening statements on
Thursday, defense attorney John Dolan
said Veches was obsessed with feet,
which was "weird and quirky," but that
he didn't useJ11e children for sexual
-gratification.
Prosecutor Sheila Hanson said the
32-year-old Huntington Beach man was
a man with a serious foot fetish and
that the sight of the children's feet
aroused him. He took digital
photographs of the boys' feet and of
himself sucking the children's toes. she
said.
Veches faces 28 felony counts of lewd
contact with minors. He pleaded not
guilty to the felony charges, but pleaded
guilty to one misdemeanor count of
poaessing child pornography. If
convicted, he would face 25 years to life
. in prison.
The prosecution will continue with
testimony on Monday.
.
~EKINREVIE
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
'TANDEM DOGGIE PADDLE'
S£AN HILLER I D~Y PILOT
It seems like my specialty Is photographing kids and do~
I could probably set aside a whole section in my portfolio
just for them.
make me late to the school.
I th.ink what makes children and pets such good subjects is
they go a.bout their business so candidly. They're not afraid
of the camera. Even if they know their picture is being taken.
it's not long before they forget and go back to what they were
doing. Adults are just too self-conscious.
There's nothing wrong with these typeS ~f pictures.
Actually, they usually make the best photos. It's something
everyone can identify with.
So when I was driving over the Santa Ana River to an "In
the Oassroom" feature and saw these dogs swimming in the
river mouth. f had to turn around, even knowing this would
So the next time you see a kld or pet photo in the paper.
check the photo Cf'edjt It's probably mine.
-Sean Hiller
EDUCATI ON
UC Irvine srudents
celebrate Cinco de Mayo
Srudents at UC lrvine celebrated
Cinco de Mayo with dances, music
and Mexican food. The holiday
madcs the Mexican army's victory
over the French in the Battle of
Puebla on May 5, 1862.
Members of the Sigma Pi
fraternity at UCI, who were accused
last week of racist behavior, met
with members of the univemty's
Oticano communJty on Tuesday to
resolve the conflict. The success of
the community forum, which was
mediated by a university
ombudsman, remains to be seen.
The fraternity distributed lliers
and wore T-shirts that were
considered offensive. One of the
items deemed highly offensJve on
the fliers, which the fraternity made
to promote its Cinco de Mayo party,
UDrinko.for Cinco." was the
·promotion of the fraternity's "Dirty
Sanchez Look-a-like Contest."
Vanguard University will offer its
first women's studies minor ·for the
spring 2004 semester.
The new minor, offered through
the school of humanities, will focus
on women's roles in Uterature,
courts. She may be reached at (949)
574-4226 or by e-mail st
deepa.bh11rathtllatim#.com.
NEWPORT BEACH
'Mayor of C.Orona del Mar'
Sansone dies at 83
DON LEACH/DALY I'll.OT
Folklorico dancer Melissa Hernandez, dressed in traditional attire from
tlle region of Veracruz, Mex.ico, draws in a member of the audience
during a Cinco de Mayo celebration at UC Irvin~.
history, leadership and religion. It
will be offered as an
interdisciplinary minor.
The Harbor Council Parent
Teacher Assn. hosted an meeting for
parents in the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District to discuss
drug and alcohol use and abuse
among teenagers and the ways
died Wednesday at his home in Hawaii
The City Council got Its first look at
the city's proposed 2003-04 fiscal
budget, a $165-rniWon draft spending
plan that reflects the city's fear of
Sacramento's budget crunch. The
council will discuss the plan at Its
study session on Tuesdat and are
scheduled to vote on it at the end of
June.
parents and the school district
showd respond A variety of
speakers gave parents different
perspectives on the Issue. '
•CHRISTINE CAJa.1..0 covers •
education and may be reeched et (949)
574-4268 or by .mail at
chriBtlne.carrlllot§/srimes.com.
for protecting water quality. Staff' made
a compelling case why the council
should approw purchase of the
$127,000 van to monitor city sewer
lines, showin3 that within the first two
years It will save the city money on
contracted services.
Fonner mayor Philip Sansone, the
•DEEM IHARATH covers public safety and unofficial "mayor of Corona del Mar."
A new camera-equipped van could
soon become part of the dty's arsenal
•JUNE CASAGRANDE OOVe1'9 Newport
Beach and John Wayne Airport. She mev
be reached at (949) 674-4232 or by e-mail at
/une.casaorandeOlstime•.com.
'"'·
NOTABLE
QUO TABLES
"For a lot of thcu
women, It's a way to gtve
a 110l.cl to IMlr personal
journey. It's a way to
enab~ tMm to say, 'ThU
ls a way I've grown
personally. and I want to
help others grow.'"
-Kelly Walter
Carney. chair of
Vanguard University's
division of modem
languages and
literatures, on the
college's new women's
studies minor that will
begin in the spring 2004
semester
·How many people
have to die here before
the city tat.es actionr'
-Andrea Burkhart. a
Newport Beach resident,
on the S-cwve on lrvine
Avenue, where many car
accidents have taken
place
"We are Orange .
County's best kept secret,
it seems Ulce."
-Laura t,om,
nursery manager at the
UC Irvine Arboretum, on
the school's gardens
'This is not life or
death for me. I am
commitud to improving
the dty, and it d«.sn't
matter if I do it from the
dais or the podium.·
-Bric BeYer, one of
two Costa Mesa Qty
Council hopefuls. on the
council's 2·2 deadlock
while trying to appoint
former Mayor Karen
Robinson's replacement
on the council
lhis isn't my whole
life. As much as I am
committed to serving, life
goes on." ,
-Mike Schwer, the
other City Council
hopeful, on the same
thing
"We're rrying to
divemfy it by having
different performances
and weie trying to
tducau people about the
culture. We're trying to
educate them about the
history and signlfica~
of anco th Mayo. ..
-Karina Bnrlqua.,
co-cllair of the
committee that planned
the Cinco de Mayo
festivldes at UC Irvine,
on Its purpose
DailyAPilot
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• LOOKING BACK
'/Jalboa Island:S long-gone bank
LollU H•rper
Daily Pilot
I n the center of a bustling
little island, a banking
tradition wu born.
Balboa Bank wu opened
Sept. 27, 1922, by George
Edwards on the northeast
comer of Central Avenue, which
la now Balboa Avenue, Balboa
historian Jlm Fournier said. The
bank stood at that location,
now occupied by Pavilion Real
F.state for six years, until a new
building was built
lcitty·comered to accommodate
the newly organized and
prominent bank.
In 1927, the bank
restructured Its board of
directors to "read like a who's
who of BaJboa," said Fournier,
who is also the editor and chief
of the newsletter Tales of
Balboa.
The bank was successful
through the roaring and
lucrative '20s, but met Its fate in
1932, during the Great
Depression. Wrongdoing by the
bank directors was never
considered, Fournier said, and
all of the bank's depositors
received falr market value for
their accounts.
State law required any falling
bank to be assessed at 100% of
the cost of their stock.
Bank officers lost not only
their investments. but had to
pay that amount lo the state as
well, Fournier said, which
doubled their losses.
Fournier sald officers Olarles
TeWmk.le and Joe Beek were the
only men able to pay the
assessments.
In 1934, the building was sold
to Bank of America for S27,000,
he said. The large bank chaln
had a good run In the location
for a half century, leaving in the
mjd-1980s.
A local restaurant owner
bought the landmark in hopes
of turning it into a restaurant
and bar. but found opposition
from the nelghboring
condominiums. .
·They raised a fit and blocked
the liquor license," Fournier
said.
The business owner walked
away from the struggling
project. and'the building was
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ADJUSTABJ...F.S
By!MH W01tt
When inlttt:sl raus d«:linc, far
fewer bo~ &how any
interat in taking oul an
adjusuble rate mortgag"t". Afttr
all, when rues a.re low, molt of us
WU'll lO nail down I fixed·rate
.loan • ., dw 'ft'U mjoy the low
rate in the fu~ when rues rix
again. And whlk that is eudlent
reasoning. thett arc still muons
for JOme borrowcn lO consider
a.n adj~blc rate mortgag"t"
•.. even when rates att low.
•Generally •peaking, bcca~ the
initial mondtly payment ia lowu
on an adjusuble, borrowcn who
wiJJ be qualified It the lower
payment rue may find they can
buy mott of a ho~ than they
could with a fiud·rate loan.
•Tbotc who know they won't be
in a houre longer than about
th.tu years a.n generally count
on paying lea out-of·podra for
their home lo.n O¥Cr tboee three
years (or fewu) if they haft an
adjustable rare mortpF that
swu lower than• fixed-race
loan. Bd'ott dUcountina this
poaibilicy, be Nft to ait down
and do the math cornp&riton.
• UJU&lly, an .djusu.blc loan it £u
cuia the buyer of your home to
uswne than it a tmd-race loan
(which may l«Ul1ly be
im~ to UN.Ille). The buyer
will baft to ..,PY for an
U1Wnption and pn>b.bly p.y a
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The original Bank of Balboa, built in 1922, stood on the corner of Central Avenue -now Balboa
Avenue -and Washington Street. Modern storefronts and apartments have replaced rt.
ultimately destroyed.
Modem storefronts and
apanments now stand in its
place.
• LOOKING BACK runs Sundays.
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event that deserves a historical
Look Bade? Let us know. Contact
James Meier by fax at (949)
646-4170; e-mail at
1ames.meier @lat1mes com, or
mail him at c/o Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627
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MOM
Continued from Al
Victoria Beach and, of coUrse. the
modeling ageocy. Jo Jordan's.
Her childrm said they learned
many trung., from their motherl
energedc business ventures and
watched her suoceed In
practically every aspect.
"l'w done everything, .. Perry
saJd. "You name ll, I've done IL"
As her children showered her
with compliments. she tried to
return the gesture by bragging
about the multitude of
.accomplishments among them.
"Mom, this Is about you not
us," Jon Perry said.
"It's a Mother's Day story, and
you are my children," she said ·or course. I am going to talk
about you.·
And Joan Peny has a lot to talk
about. The 63-year-old has six
children, I 0 grandctuldren and
five grear-granddtlldren. The
~knit family members live
within blocks or each other -
except one who llves ln Beverly
Hills -and get together often for
balbecue&
"See this patio out here.· Perry
sakl while ~vtng a tour of her
quaint Fastside home. "when we
get together, this is where we all
are. I keep making this (tile area)
bigger because there are so many
ofus.•
Outside of the beautifully
decorared home, which Peny
calls her cottage, the matriarch
has transformed her large back
yard into a serene haven.
"Mother has a green thumb,•
De La Cruz said
Stunning flowers, nestled in
decorated pots. adorn the tiled ,
portion of the patio. as does a
bubbling fountain. Bistro sets are
arranged throughout the patio
area plac.ed for optimum
socializing. Beyond the patio is a
beautifully manicured lawn
bordered by various £ruit trees
and a vegetabje garden.
Perry ls oot only a great cook.
decorator and gardener, lbe wu a
wonderful parent. her chOdren
said. The Pmy famBy ~in
the Newport-Mesa ma-neYer
far from the beach.
"We were all raised as water
people,· Jon Perry said "We have
so many generations here (in
Orange C.Ounty!. This is still the
greatesr place ln the world to
live.•
Her love was also tough. as the
mo ther or six was quick as a fox.
with eyes In the back of her head.
"You couldn't sneak back: ln at
nighL She would be right here
wailing for you," J<hademi said. "I
can testify to thaL ..
"She would lock the door and
just wave at you, .. Iverson added.
"Oh. are you cold1 Have a good
night."
Peny sald she is very lucky to
have raised her children when the
world was a little safer and she
could allow them to have freedom
without worrying.
"They really got to enjoy their
youth," she sald.
Dally Piiot
,..
PUBLIC SAFETY
"She bas always made it so
warm and homey,• De La Cruz
said "Just comfortable. This is
home."
TRYING TO SNEAK AROUND,
WITHOUT SUCCESS
Through it all, Peny said her
advice to others is simply to enjoy.
"Enjoy your children while they
are kids because they grow up
way too fasL"
SEAN H1lLER /OMV Pll.OT
Newport Beach police officers investigate the scene of a fatal motorcycle accident at the
intersection of Superior Avenue and nconderoga Street on Saturday afternoon.
The home is where the family
always gathered for holiday feasts
aeated by Perry. She enjoys
serving her mother's
grandmother's.famous potato
salad.
~Our mom makes incredible
salads. .. De La Cruz said
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o,.nge Coest College 11 otr.ring
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classes this spring. Most classes
are five weeks in length, and
boats range from Lido 14
dinghies to large ocean racers,
even keelboats. Cruising
seminars are also being taught.
The OCC Sailing Center is at
1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. (949) 645-9412
or visit occsailing.com.
SaWng fHcfnation on.rs
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sailing year-round for persons
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Orenge County employen can
bring their employees out to
Newport Beach on weekdays to
enjoy a day of sailing courtesy of
Orange Coast College. The
School of Sailing and
Seamanship now offers a
chance for groups to wortc with
the on-board Instructor on
different sailing techniques
while they get advice on how to
perform well in business. No
sailing experience necessary.
One-day classes cost from $100
to $125. (949) 645-9412.
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Balboa Fun Zone, you can enjoy
nautical experiences from mild
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the ocean swells in a Sea-doo
jetboat, put you sport·fishing
skills to the test In a fully
i B ton whaler or soar
above it all on a parasail flight
along the Newport coast.
Complimentary ice and
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electric boat rentals.
Electric boet rentals ere
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ANTI-AGING TRF..A TMENTS
FROM HEAD TO TOE
This Informative heaJth emlnar features topics featu!lng State-of-1.hMrl
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• Tbe SdeDce of And-Aglnt Ufatyle Management
•Inner-Age™ System-Sclentlf1c Measurement of Biological Age
• Wetgbt Loss/Management & Nutrttloo ·
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• ........,.. from Had to Toe
• Treatment of Baldness
• Facial Plastic Surgery
. ! Cosmetic Dentistry
• Photo-A&tna
• Botox Treatment
• Body Cosmetic Surgery
• Breast-lmpkjn1$, Lilting c:I Reduction
-Body Upotuctk>n l
Motorcyclist di es in
collision
A mororcyclisr was k:iJled in
a collision with a car on Su-
perior Avenue at Ticonderoga
Street in Newport Beach on
Satu rday.
An investigation was under·
way Saturday afternoon. The
name of the victim, a 38·year·
old Latino, was not released by
Saturday evening.
~Fault is unclear," Newport
Beach Police Sgt. Thomas
Fischbacher said. ~Speed may
be a factor, bur that h~n't
been determined yet.·
The accident occurred
shortly after 3:30 p.m. Satur·
day. The motorcycle was trav·
eling northbound on Superior
from Coast Highway as a 1976
Lincoln sedan driven by a 72·
year·old man was traveling
southbound, name Jnves1iga·
tor Mark fbher said.
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Bristol Street: Petty theft was
reported in the 3300 block at
4:44 p.m. Thursday.
• Fairview Road: Grand theft
was reported in the 2700 block
at 12:23 p.m. Thursday.
• Harbor Boule,,.rd: Vandalism
was reported in the 2300 block
at 3:48 p.m. Thursday.
• Iowa Street: Annoying
phone calls were reported in
the 1700 block at 8:09 p.m.
Thursday.
ARTWALK
Continued from Al
the Costa Mesa-based mural
and faux-finishing firm My Art
and Soul, said that the art walk
is a good opportunity ror artists
like herself.
"I want to start dolng more
with my palnt~ngs in addition.to .
"It's easier to paint at home than
it is 10 paint on somebody else's
wall."
Music was also part or the
evenl The Don Ross band played
to a small but appreciative crowd
from a makeshift stage on the pa-
tio of a private home.
Though oo head counts are
available or how many people
attended the show, participants
say it's growing every year. Artists
are encouraged to hand out ruers
for the event. Word of mouth at·
tracts the crowds, while the
COMMENTS
Continued from Al
Reese Jarvis, who worked
tirelessly for mothers who had
lost sons in the CivU War.
Mrs. Jarvis dled ln May 1905.
With her father already gone,
Anna Jarvis was left alone to
care for her blind sister,
Elsinore.
This is depresang me, and f
dJdn't know the woman, other
than that ahe dJed in 1948,
which I atill retenL I WU aolng
to 11y flllnore'a Jut wilh wu to
h8w her..._ 1eattered owr a
lab IOIDeWhere In tho wet(, but
I'm not. . Anna,.,. inlMed .. • Photo Rejuvenation
• Lisen for S~n Rejuvenation,
Hair Removal. Removal of Veins
& Removal of Tatc;>ot
• lnfectable FHJen
-Body S urgery "
• Treatment of Lea Vein•
• Cosmetic Foot SuraerY
-Bunl0n1, Hammertoes
-Birth Defonnltles : =~~~I lf«Mly?" ===-~ ~ W1aat YCMI Could Loolt Ulff
.. mcJCls eornethinl'awf\d and ..... ~~
camp.ip Iii 19'17 IO mUe
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the llnd. IP 1914, Plelldent
W80dlow WllcJft .._.,did
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The vehicles collided as the
sedan was turning left onto Tt·
conderoga.
No one has been arrested,
charged or cited, Fisher said.
Boys with BB gun
draw several cop cars
A call of a pos.'iible armed
confllcl at the intersection of
Irvine Avenue and 17th Street
ended without incident after Driver arrested after
striking jogger
An Irvine wo~an was ar·
resred Sarui'<Tay morning on
charges of felony DUI after
she struck and injured a jog-
ger.
. several Costa Mesa polite
unils arrived to Ond two mi·
nors armed only wirh a BB
gun.
Julia Maria Nash, 55, was
being held on $25,000 bail
Sarurday af1ernoon after
striking and hitting a 49·year·
old woman who was jogging
near the inlersection or East·
bluff Drive and Vista del Oro
at 8:15 a.m.
Police did not release the
narne of rhe victim. who was
taken to Wcsrem Medical
Center for treatment.
• Pomon• Avenue: A robbery
was reported in the 1900 block
at 9:36 p.m. Thurs!ay.
• Wett 17th StNet end
Superior Avenue: Drinking in
public was reported at 4:26
p.m. Thursday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• S.yshore Drive: Vandalism
was reported in the 2800 block
at 11:03 p.m. Thursday.
• Dove StrMt A commercial
burglary was reported in the
1600 block at 9:17 a.m. Friday.
• Geluy Drive: A burglary Vl(as
Police received a call
shortly afler 3 p.m. Saturday
from a resident who reporlt!d
seeing two teenage boy'> 111
the parking 101 or a Blol'k
bus ter Video, one or whom
appeared to be aiming a gun
at the other.
Numerou~ poht <' c ruiser'
arrived on sce11c, and lhl'
boys were taken 11110 <:mwcJy
pending their releru.e 10 their
parents. Nu shot'> were fircJ
and no one wa~ hurt. polit c:
said.
reported in the 2000 block at
6:02 a.m. Friday.
• Iris Avenue and Ocean
Boulevard: A person was
reported brandishing a
weapon at 7:07 p.m. Thursday.
• longboat: Annoying phone
calls were reported in the 100
block at 8:16 a.m. Friday.
• Momlng Canyon Road: A
vehicle burglary was reported
in the 200 block at 9 a.m.
Friday.
• Santiego Drive: A vehicfe
burglary was reported m the
1900 block at 7:39 a.m. Friday.
SEAN H!llER /DAJI.. Y Pl.OT
Visitors walking along South Bayfront pass artwork by Howard
O'Donnell at the Balboa Island Artwalk.
high-quality art, stunning see-ter year, participants said.
nery and friendly atn:\osphere ~It really is nice out here."
keep them coming back year af-Moloney said .
commerciall7.atJon of Mother's
Day. She got some more paper,
refilled her pen and sent a
blizzard ofletters to ministers.
politicians and editors far and
wide.
She was particularly irked
with Oorlst.s.
"What wW you do to rout
charlatans. bandits, pirates.
racketeers, kidnappers and
otbef tennJtea." abe wrote, *that
would undennlne with their
peed one of the finest. noblest
and trueat movements and
celebntJonar'
1Wo tblnp, Annie -no more
cdelne, and how dJd termites
pt lmdYed in this?
In lhe 1930I, th\ eo.w
5erYlce announced 1 Mothe(s
o.y ICamp r.turins WbMden
Mother and a vue Of white
cemedom. llld Anna Jar*
went poNI; She cam.,.aped
day In and day out ........ the
swnp. and.::: caivlnced
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started going through two reams
.. of paper a day. She <.°f'JShed a
meeting of the American War
Mothers, shouting about the
desecration or Mother's Day. She
bad to be forcefully removed by
the police.
According to the "Florists
Review," a Doral industry trade
journal, *Miss Jarvis was
completely squelched.·
But even though they sparred
for years. the OoraJ lndustry
never forgot their debt to Anna
Jarvis Cor aeating Mother's Day.
She spent the lut months of her
life alone and pennU lo a
nursing home. Unblown to ber,
a Ooral Industry trade group
paid all her medJcaJ Uld nW1lng
home expen1e1 ln fuU .•
So there )'OU have it. the
r ltrallg'e _,. of Anna Jarvil,
Ml8Jl8 Mater and Rhea and the
MWnmyl, which WU a rock
group ln the '708, I think. 11
you're~ enouah to ldll have
lO'a' mom. .... the daj. Oo
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CHECK ITOUT
A day for
more than
celebration
A fter all the hugs. gifts and
gustatory pleasures of
Mother's Day, there's
plenty food for thought in books
about some of the most
com plex relationships of our
lives.
Long after they've stopped
being children. celebritie~
reminisce about the women
who raised them in "I Love You,
Mom I"
CoUected by
KeUy RJpa of
"ljve With
Regis and
KeUy" fame,
their storie!.
reveaJ
gratitude for
emotionaJ
!>Upport after
'---------' bad haircuts
and prom disasters. ns w<.'11 ~
more '>erious tmumru.. r:rom
.. uch luminaries as Sally Jes<;t>
R.1phael, Diane Sawyt'r and
Carole Black. find word'i of
appreciation for moms who
buffered adver'>ity and helped
shape dreams in thi'> in'ipirl'd
lre<l!>ury.
for those ju'>t l>t.'Kinning rhe
parental journey. Lauren Slater
'>hares her internal dt'batc about
having a child
tn"l.ove 1:.t1llt'I< 11-. WorbUke
lltls: Moving
from One
Kind ofUfe
10 Another."
In diary· like
fonnat. '>he
charts the
physical and
t'motiunaJ
rnur'>e of a prC'gnancy
romplicated by bipolar disorder.
Kathleen A. Kendall lacket
rurtJ1er dispels the myth that
motherhood 1s an in'>ttnctivc.
always joyful endeavor in "The
!Odden FeeUnp of
Motherhood." Suhtitled
·coping with Stres ... Depression.
and Burnout." her trt'atise abour
the ambivaJem:c new mothers
sometimes experience focuses
011 overconiing angt'r, feehng.s of
tx·ing trapped. and diminished
intimacy with a partner.
New moms wiU lind
additional Insight Into gaps left
by child-rearing books in "A urn Work." With
unsentimentaJ honesty. Rachel
Surtddy, M<ly I I 200J A5
•
ezsure
'Going to all the specialty shops to find the ingredients and preparing
th e food is an event. If it's not fun, you shouldn't do it.'
, Roy Yamaauchl, chef
0 can coo
Restaurateur Roy Yamaguchi has a new cookbook and TV se ries
By Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
T hl' invitations asl gue'>h to
arnve promptly at 7 p m
for a dumer party.
Seven hours bcfort', the
table has yet to be '>et. the
host is in jeans. the oven is cold. hut
the event has already begun.
Preparing a feast i'> an event in
itself. acclaimed chef Roy Yama~1chi
said, and his new cookbook and TV
senes will outline the step., to
participate in such an occasion.
'"Going to all the specialty shops to
lind the ingreJientl; and preparing the
food is an (•vent." Yamaguchi said "If
1t"s not fun. you .,houldn't du it."
Pearls of wi<>dom !>uch as thl'>, and
many other tip'>. aboWld in hi'i new
book, "llawa11 Cooks." and the fV
show of lhe snme name.
ln his edt•c11c l'ook.ing style,
Yamaguchi. tht• arrnmplii.hed chef
behind the '>U<-cco;o;ful chain of Hoy\
restaurantli, 'laid he trie'> to
incorporate the three e.,sentml
elements of flavor. teKture and
appearance.
Born in Japan, Yamaguchi\
I lawaiian con11ection goes bal'k ro hi'
grandfather, who ow11cd a tavern 111
the '40i> in Wailuku, Maui Whill'
growing up in Japan and ah.,orh111K
the f~stern culture. Yamaguchi wa.,
largely influenced by frequent trip'> to
the Pacific: l<,lan<.lli
The cook.mg in his family wa-. done
by the men. aml Yamaguchi wa<, eager
to follow in lht'ir foohtepo;.
I le complclt>c.l e1CtensiVl' culinary
training and wa'i olTered prt'rnien•
po<;itioll', al atda1111ed rt''itaur.111h 111
1988. he opem•d the first Hoy\ 111
I lawaii. TI1e thain took off, and rhe
restaurants arc now all over rhe
country.
The crowd at the entrance of rhc
Hoy's in Fa!>hion Island is a te-.1anw11t
to itli popularity here 111
Newport-Mesa Yamaguchi hope' 10
appeal to the Southern California
·, [A
Renowned chef and businessman Roy Yamaguchi cooks a drsh at his eponymous restaurant in Newport Bed< t
Yamaguchi has written a new Hawa11an cook~k and 1s starting a new cooking series on PBS.
culture wirh hi'><. omprchcrt.,iVl' new
rookbouk.
·For mr, l'allng and t:oolong arc
C'>'cmiall}' the !>amc: I like to rnok
what I eal and I likl' to eat what I
lUok." Yamagud1i write'> tn the
introduction to the book..
The pages that follow highlight the
refreshingly bold and flavorful di'ihe!I
that lavishly mix Wei.tern and 1-.a.,tern
influence<; and fre'>h ingredients with
hench cookmg techniques.
'amagucht not only h!>IS the
compom•lll<,, hl' explain'> the
fundamentab of hi'> cooking !>tyle. for
a more rnmpll'te knowledge of the
rec1pt'.
I le eKplarns the need for sweet.
'>ally. !>our and b111er tasres and tht·
proper halanct' herween them. Sp1Lt',
texture and vrsuaJ appeaJ are al<>o
discu~cd ar length in the colorful
cookbook.
Recau.,e Yamaguchi cooks with
iu.•m'i that may not be familiar IO
mo.,t. he explarno; the items and their
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
importann' lo lhl' th .. ti 't.1111
also give~ rt•Jdl·r., J h111t 111 , 11
exotic food'> tan be found ti
venrure' out.,tde rlw .. 1wh1·"'"
ordinal) 'UJH'r marlet.,
The rv 'l'nt''· "I lit\\ .111 1 ""~
highlighl'> till' 'am1· t'\jll'rl t,,.
,vividly '>howrn~ rhe 1111nrl.ll111t1
chef\ enlt'rla1mng rwr.,1111 .il11\
sixth '>ea.,on, YalllJh'll<. ht\\ tll I
culinary expertr'>t' w11h \ lt'\\t"r'
home and hl.'lp hohh\ d11 '' 1 " t1
their own • evt>nh •
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known before
Baby and
those that
Baby bring.s.
When
Mom returns
to work.
conOJcts can
multiply-a dilemma outlined
in '1be Third Shift.." Combining
her experience as a working
mother with those of more than
I 00 Silicon Valley professionals,
Mich ele Kremen Bolton
analyzes wom en's anxieties
about balancing career, home
See CHECK, Pace A9
T he Culinary Ans Academy at .
Newpon I lrubor High School is
like the mmt.ard seed. It started
smaD and througti a leap of faith and has
blossomed Into a program with
unparallefed breadth and depth.
Janet Ou.k.e,, ls the founder and
director of the program and her
coordinator, Hennie Sondel (who is an
angel of a volunteer), have created a
su~ niche at I lalbor High and
have eve11 taken their show on the road
as they compete ln culinary conteslS
throughout the state.
Goneare thedaysof making
applesauce ln foods cW8 -these
women have turned up the heat. so to
KAREN
WIGHT
speak. to include
' regional cooking.
pastries. sauces.
fondants and
garnishes. You have
to see it to believe it.
and tasting it Is t'Vell
·better.
The Culinary Ans
Academy has
rerumed from its trip
to San Francisco.
where members
spent 16"dolng hours
of hands-on cooking classes at the
famous California Culinary Academy.
Program participants went last year, too.
TRAVEL TALES
Not only did the group create food. it
was introduced 10 the business aspect!>
of hotel management and hospitality.
11le group spent four nights at the
Fairmont I lotel. toured the kitchen and
had a chance to be tourists. l1le
academy al.so attended a ~ lunch
and tour of the Culinary lnstitute of
America at (~~lone in Napa.
Days later. the group competed In the
ftrst California Restaurant Assn.'s
Culinary Competition and Knowledge
Bowl 11le competition included
preparation of a three-<:ourse meaJ in
one hour. The NHHS contingency
placed second In the state' in the
Knowledge Bowl Not bad for a Oedgling
pmgr.im . ._11d1,.,
The pmgram graduah.., \l\otll 1 or111111t1
their educauon'> rn lhl• cuhnan li1•l1I
Jaime <..orv.alt"> ha-. het.·n .tn rp11~l 1111l1e·
Cahfomta C ulmary Al.:adenl\ 111 "''"
Franci<;(O, I >-avid r-..1o<,qm't!J Jnd l\·11•
Madison will attend the 1u1111.in-J.11'
t:>rogram ar CX,(. wh1d1" mnkl-d '4.."toml
in the nal.ion
1he Culmary At-adt>m~ h<N' .111
annual fund ra.L'lt'f to ht-Ip ddrJ\ till"
COS1 of actMtles for the panl\1p.1ling
studenL'-llU!> year I.he fourth 3.llnlhll
event. ·A 13..'iU.; of Newport Harbor H~
School.· at I.he b'l"rung of th<' Art., wdl
See HOME. Paa• A9
Ladies still Go-Going on annual cruises to Fnsenada
For 10 years, women teachers from Costa
Mesa schools have been making the trip.
-
moved la'OS.'l the country, but
sdll mum for the annual auJ5e
when they can make It. We are
no Ion~ the "Go-Go Girts.• but
rather a "Ya·Ya nhood• of
dose friend\.
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Meaa '9lldent
• 11UWll; lN.Elruneon ~
Ht¥9 you, Ot IOIMOM you knOW,
gone on*' 1t••io "~1
a"'~ Y'0'.11' ~ 1n ~ 400 Woidl, MICO't'I*.., ~.
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Nm. end .... thM\ to .Tf.w.I
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I
m:
I am growing older; l am
rtarilina.to underand what a
bolJldW lml*t )'OU ha\te blld 00
lite. I do not think enough
,vords could expn!A how lhanktul
l am for you. You have modeled
me how to be ttl8ea. how to
how to~ and most
all how to try to do your best at
l!w!!rvlhinfl. You are the most
person I have eYel' met,
give so much to so many
~ ... .,. .. t people. Some may say
t you are not successful
use you do not have a lot of
dal invesanents or because
u don't have a high paying job.
ut. mom. I view YoU as a very
ful person, you have gted so much into your
usband,children,grandchikken,
all of the studen11 you have at
ewport Harbor High School I
so thankful that you would
me to all of my volleyball
and will continue to do so.
am so thanlcfuJ that you are
for my college education; a
t of parents would not make
at commianent to their
dren. The one thing that you
taught me that I will never
rget !s that money isn't
-•"1f'hi"n g. What's on the inside
tters a lot more then all the
ions that you have. Your
ove for people pours out and
etrates into peoples hearts. I
forever grateful for you mom
d you have definitely made this
rid a better place. I love you.
b~. .
love,
I MARISSA G. COTHRAN
I
My mom is great because she
j::ares about and loves my dad, my
buppy and me. Rachael She heJps ~th sruff that is hard for me
because she cares. My mom
Feves in me when I get
uraged and I like that a lot I
the ludciest girl to have a
m like mine.
RACHAEL SALAS, 9
arMom,
pe you have a happy Mother's
My mom is special to me
use she loves me.
I EVAN
Our mom, Pat lnsley. in the
principal at Paularino elementary
School in C:OSta Mesa. M busy
and stressful as her job is, she still
finds time to be the best mom
tmyone could ask for. Not only
she our mom, but she is our best
friend and certainly our biggest
fan when we play sports. We feel
that we can confide in her and tell
tier our troubles and concerns.
being normal kids. we don't
J}ways give her the respect she fUld love that she deserves, but we
could not imagine our lives
I
"thout her. We love you very
uch, mom. Hugs and kisses on
our special day always!
EMILY, 14, AND COLLIN, 16
mom is our best friend .
asttion consultant, caregiver, chef
d cheerleader all rolled into one
t person.
· DANtEUE AND LARSON
HARLEY
kathy Osterling: the world's most wonderful
hiother and grandmother. I don't ~ow what I would do without
~. The kids and I count on you
much. I know that I don't show
my appreciation or my
dmiradon for you as often as I
ould. but I think you are such
amazing woman. My hopes
or one day, my kids think or
as highly as I think of you.
PY Mother's °!'Y. morn.
I
I TINA •
For Sallee Smith:
mom deserves all the fine
S'§ that this wortd has to offer.
e taught me, by example, how
be a good person and to a.lwayB
¥true to myself no matter how
ard thing'§ might be. She Is a very
loving, thoughtful and
ess person. I low Mal
JENN AND SAM, TOO
Mom,
you for being a positive
ln my life that I can talk to
t anything and look up to. I
so happy that we are dole.
for an you do. Hope you
a great Mother's o.y.
ANTHONY WALKER, 12
married fur 20 years. She came to
Newport knowing very little
F.nglish and successfuDy survived
She ts part of National Owtty
League. was a Gilt Scout leader for
may years, helps at swim team
and at our schools. Our mom ls
always there for us whenever we
need anything, Including a friend
to talk to. motherly advice and a
hug. Our mom ts always there to
bejp UI get through hard d.mea. lt
ls true what they~~
ewiryman. there ls a great woman;
and behind great kids. there ii an
ewrl better mom."~ QUtietDOi
maml
BIANCA, Wl"WE.L MO
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LETTERS TO MOM
understanding, just likll her
I try to ~ the favor of her
being my mother
I understand I can't llve this life
alone
I dream I am kind and
undencandJng, just like her
I try to ~ the favor of her
being my mother
I hope I've become what &he bad
lnmlnd
I am ut image of my~mother
ASHLEYBECk
FJgbdl grade
My mom ft really the beat mom
ever1 She drives me
everywhere, whether It'• aoc:cer
or volleyball. She tu. care of
all of ut (even my dad). Bwry
day lhe come home happy,
mm thoup tnalde l know the
It tired from her Ions ct.,. She
tr1• her beet to be a ... t
mom IDd-. ii. So I Jutt wut
to -.y I lo¥w you mom aDcl
HappJ Motbe(a o.,t
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Really fun
She always takes us to our many
activities. She ls the best cook
and always hu great meals and
snacb for us. Most or a1J she Is
nice, independent. funny and
we are so lucky she Is our mom.
CASSIE MO R.J. D'CRUZ
My mom Is great at making
meals. She la the best cook In
the whole wide world. When I
need help on my homework.
she always helps me the right
way. When I cry or fall off my
bike or s~oofer, she always
comes to my rescue. Whenever
I'm aJck. •he alwa)'I takes care
of me. I Jove my mom beuUH
ahe'1 my mom. Sometimes 1be
doea to many bard thing• that
I would tell her that 1be should
tab a break and let me do the
work. My mom lan't lib any
other moml I love my mom
more and more each day.
Happy Mother't Day to a
tpeclal mom from a IJ'ltefuJ
ckuahtel'I r..nt. . .
IKHEU.l~,I
she's the best!
MEGAN KEYS, 5
My mom Is great! Not only is she
thoughtful and caring, she ls
also my ftiend. My mom ls a
great explainer; I'm growing up
and my body ls changing. but
she ls with me l~ to explain
things and comfort me. lf I ever
have problems she ls always
with me. I am more like my
mom ln many ways., she likes
being tall, havtng big feet, being
better at arta than ma.th, we a.re
the goofy ones In the family. We
can sh are experiences together.
Often times my favorite times
with my mom ls when we are
atttin.g by the flre with her an my
dog. I love my mom very much.
She la a great wtfe, woman and
of coune ..• moml 1MYN PATTON, 11
I love my mom bec:auae I lib to
give her h&lP and kltlet, and
&ecauae lhe giWll m.e hup and
ldMel. Thia It my Uttle brother
David loY9r her, IOO.
X11andO'I,
homework. She pull UI to bed
and then we do It .gain. Wet~
our mo~ .. _,. CHEN GIJ.. 7, NW#
HEATHER GILL. 3
Happy Mother's Day to our
Non al
You are the best Nona In the
whote world and we love you
· verymuchl
We wmt to wish our mom a
"Happy Mother's Day" because
we love her so muchl ·
Love,
SHANNON, MICHEU.E AND
EMILY
We have much to be proud of ln
our "mom.• As we grew up, her
primary concern for us was
educadon, and that drive
carried her Jnro many years or
public service. She has been a
wonderful example to all of us
abour working hard and living
each day to Its fullest. She's also
a tough act to foUow! From
jumping out or airplanes, to
llfting weights more than her
own, she Is not slowing down a
bit Her strength of character.
spirit and body has been a true
inspiration to us. We salute our
mom today -Happy Mothers'
Day.Momlll
Also, our mom Is Marian
Bergeson.
Love,
NANCY, GARTH, JULIE ANO
JAMES
Dear Mommy:
My mom Is simply wonderful.
She does many things for us,
from folding our laundry 10
calling us 10 see how our day
went. It's miraculous 10 me that
she can spend so many hours at
work. maintain a clean house
and stiU find time to watch our
favorite 1V show toge ther. She
spends hours helping us with
our homework. So many
children take these things fo r
granted. but this Mother's Day I
would just like to let my mother
know how much she means 10
all of us and how much we love
her. Have a happy Mother's Day!
I love you! ·
Love always. .
JOANNE MATUUCH
Usually on this day children
write about their mothers. but
this day another writes about
her daughter. who is a special
mother.
My daughter Karhleen wacino
Gallant was on her way to a
promising.career as a publicist
account executive when her first
daughter. Lauren. was born. Her
love was so intense that It
overshadowed the job, which
she gave up for the unponance
of motherhood. Natalie and
Nicholas followed. Natalie was
hale and hearty, but Nicholas
was handicapped and required
constant care. She has dedjcated
her life to her producer husband
Michael, helping hJm with his
projects. Lauren is a USC
graduate and Natalle the
University of Pennsylvania.
Kathy has continued to care for
Nick In spite of suggestions to
place him In a faclJity. She
started her own company,
Scripts Unlimited. Th.ls mother
is very proud of the sacrifices
this mother has taken for her
family.
SUZANNE SARACINO
Erin Locke Is the best mother in
the world. She takes care of me
and my brother Josh, who IJ
almost 2 and never stops
running. She gives us Iota of
hugs and kisses and good food.
She takes me to school and
helps In class. All my friends llke
her too. I hope I can be as good
a mother when I grow up. We
love you Mom!
KM.EEN ANO JOstf
Dear Mom,
Elsinore Tigers; Stealing
watermelon on the patch on
•Ace"; Having Olris, Stephanie.
Juliana and Jeffrey; Oleerleadlng
coach;Bestfrlend;SpUUng
lemonade ln Palm Springs; High
school; Oleerleading: Knee
surgery; Helping me through
heartb~ Months of worry, me
our Angel -Andrew; Jumping
ln the fleezing pool with
Andrew; Badng kle; Days at the
beach with our angel; Pitching
ana1ls on the street; Moving far
away; Showtng me the joy of
motherhood; Happy Mother's
Day -I love )IOU more t1*a lbe
moon and staral Stephanie and'
Andrew.
Thank l'O~·-...... . · STIPHANIEM.GOOFWlY
• Th our Mom, Pat CuhJon:
You haw taucht \t1 the value of
t\ln by your t.auahter and unlle.
You have tauaht ua work. by ,
woctl.nl hard in all you do. You'
haw aaupt U9 MCrtftce by
gMna ot yoUnell. You hlrw ..
tauebt UI peCe by )OUr kJVe of
the lord. lbu Mw taueM UI
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·LETTERS
~ontinued from Ai;,
Why our mom is 110 great! We both
love our mom more than
anyth~ Our mom mabls the
best dinners, and tells us the .
funniest jokes. She Is easy to talk
to and gives us all we need. We are
lucky to have a mom like ours,
and we will love her foreve~
HILARY ANO EMILY HEINKE
·The reason why my mom is the
best Is because she takes care of
me when I'm sick. She also
!>upports me and takes me
everywhere I need 10 go. That's
why I tbmk my mom is the best!
MORGAN BOWATMER, 9
I l<M! my mom because she
ruddies with me when I'm lonely.
She makes me laugh when she
acts silly. My mom reads book!. to
rne at bed time. She lets me be
mysel( She takes me to Ruby's and
huyc; me chicken Hogen.. My
mommy takes me to pre5Chool,
mul>ic, art and drama. Shes great!
I.me,
LILLY AND JEANNIE WILLIAMS
HARBOR VIEW
ELEMENTARY
,FIRST-GRADERS
Dear Anni(•,
1 lo\t' to hug you hecau'>e you
.m· a niu: mom ,\ml you love to
"''"· '>O dm•, me KYLE
Dear Mommy.
11.iµpy Mutlw1 \ I )ay and you
h(•lp me by makmg my lunch
JrHJ din11c1. You alway., ruck me
111 the blankt'I<, You are a nice
mom You dr(' a lwautiful mom.
I ov1·
MARILYN CHAN
~y M11111 ;ilw<1y' gel'> my clothe'>
'>he gt'I!> mv lm·akfa\t. My morn
rnJke<; rny lunch . ..,he always
-<ooh Ill\ d1nnl'f ~v mom
.llWJ\'> help'> llll' With my
h1 lnll'WOrl..
PADDY CONROY
Dear Mom.
I \\Jnl to 1 I a.tnl.. y1n1 for
t•l.(•ryth111g I ha11k vou for
making mv hrt"1~ra .. 1. and thank
\OU for makmg my dinner 1 lovt'
when you gt•t rn~ dothe<> out for
me.
t,.ove.
AINSLEY
Mother know' I love her very
rnuch_ She take' cart• of me or
..omebody el'>c '>he hkt"'>. She 1s
very mtelhgent and thinks
'>mart. But on Mother's Day I
\yant to do '>Omething for her.
'inte she 1' '>O met' to me and
otht•r!>.
l.OVt',
CHRISTINE
l><'ar Mum.
Lnank ~ou fur all of the games!
fhdnk you lor the very
cxvem1ve computer. Thank you
'><> much for being a volunteer
and volunteering n1ank you for
the movies you got u . Thank
\'OU for 1he pencil 'harpener and
vour .-,o thoughtful love.
Love.
MADISON CRANE
Dear Mom.
I llJ\t' vou You make lunch,
hrt•.uda<.t and dmnt>r' Mv mom
IUl"> t·are of my brothers. You're
the beM mom in the universe!
You drop me off at chool, you
pick me up from '>chool.
t.ove your son.
TATE
JJ1ke my mom because she
helps me on my homework. She
leis me nde shotgun often. If I
lo!>e something sh!' will help me
find ii. She make.; all meals.
1'.hat's why I like m y mom .
BRAD HOSTETTl.ER
Oeiar Mom,
I like you because you help me
on my homework. It Is fun
l;taving a mom. Moms pay for ~ouses that you need. My mom
takes m e to fun places. She lest
me have a lot or play dates. She
organized evel)'lhing.
MEGAN OUNHOLTER
Dear Mommy.
t.like the way you help me when
I get hurt or when I'm scared.
When bre&kfa t for me, and if
you make what 1 don't like I stUl
,lave you. I like the way you tuck
me In bed. And Mommy. I like
the way you tell me ttorlel at
rught. When you &hawed •
pk:ture of when you were a little
girl. When you take care of me 1
~ytso h•PPY· Happy Mothe~s
1.-:M.
""'RINERS
ELEMENTARY
A'HIRD-GRADERS
'fl mom W IO part bec:8u. ibe
hlm tYte m fh m r nf!fitJ tt.
~
LETTER S TO MOM
At 19 )'al'I Old. Marie
Gi1ftlth of Newport Beech ii.
the mother of rour grateful
Sia.ten, mother-In-law
to three IOM. grand.roomer
of nine and pat
grandmother ot three. But
thole are jult IWi8da,
what makes our modler
great is who lhe ... what
she does and haw she does
lL ~ la our comfort,
counael, frlend and leader.
She bas inspired us and
entertained us:
championed oW-causes
and mourned our losses.
She ls naecf, elegant,
funny, fierce, though.d'ul.
protective, generous and
prudent Her energy
amazet us, her falth us.
There Is nothing she would
not do for her family,
acept put herself first. Her
k1v'e for us makes miracles
happen. We love you mom.
PEOOY NORMANDIN
on behalf or her sisters
Jonie in ·Manta. Kade In
Dallas and Mary L¥n.ne in
Huntington Beach
·THE WYNN FAMILY
We love
Mom.Sheleu
us have
Popsicles in
the bathtub.
She makes the
best.. macaroni
and cheese.
She puts us in '
our room ff we
scream or
don't share,
but she helps
us catch lots
of roly-polles.
Mom doesn't
mind if we get
dirty in our
play clothes or
ride OUT bikes
in the house. Mom plays
bombers with us and she
takes us lo school. swim
l~ns and singing class.
She Bus lunch in our
Spidennan and Superman
lunch boxes. She makes
Dad happy. Mom sings to
us and tells us Monce upon
a time" 1>tories at bedtime.
She gives us a hug. Thank
you, Mom!
MT'Rtct( AND NtCHOlAS
WYNN,3AH02
TAY SIMMONS
She is also nice when he takes
me lo Jui ce ll Up. Also she buys
me ma.keup. My favorite thing
about my mom Is that she Is
trying to buy me a dirt bike so I
can go to the desert wtth my
cousin. I like my mom.
Sincerely.
JADE PRisoon
My mom Is a good mom
because she gets me movies.
food and takes me to places. My
mom cooks me good food. She
helps me with my homework.
She takes me to soccer pra.ctioes
and games. She lets me sleep
next to her sometimes. She
takes pictures of me holdlng my
sister. That's what I like about
my mom.
L.ove,
My mom Is the best penon on
earth. She plays with me when
I'm t.k>rtd. and helpl me wlch
my homework. She also taket
me to the doctor when I'm lk:k
and hUft me when I'm Md. Sbe'a
truly the best pe:rtOn on .rth.
Ul'mWA!t B
Mymonall.,.....,_n
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Ind blcueiheinlliil meloOd.
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wt., lllJ mom II plllt
LM.
I
My mom Is the best My mom·~
name ls Sue. She is an awesome
cook. Sue is an interior designer.
She's realty fun. My mom is Irish.
She takes my sister and me to
sports activities. I love my mom!
GRANT WENSLEY
My mom ts great! She helps as
much as she can. Every night
she cook.1 special dinners for me
and my family. She ta.kes me
places, and always goes and
supports me at my soccer
game~ She Is nice as a bunny!
She aometimes takes me to get a
treat after ~ool. But most of all
she lova me and I love her too!
My mom Is so great because she
helps me wttb my homewoct
and she reminds me to bl'U!h
teeth.. do my ba1r and put lodon
on ql1 face. Sbe takes to
equarhuns. theme parb.
Mammoth and June MountaJn.
SbA Nee and • realty great
belpft.:. She cheen me on In all
r,.,. ot 1p01tL Mr mom ii •
r-PYINltmoml
NCl.DTCIWQO
. . HELEN ANN lANGMADE
•ldmAnn
~e.
Happy
Mother'• Day!
You have no
idea what th1i
80-year-old
Newport Bead'I
native bu done
for me and the
entire
Langmade
famOy. Helen
• Ano has five
children and 15
grandch.ildt'en.
Our ramtJy would aay we
have never met anybody in
our lives with so much
patience. Recently she has
experienced a lot of ups
and downs, but as always
she handled them with
love. grace and patience.
You're amazing mom! If I
can make It to the age of 80
I hope that I can be jUSl like
you! Thank you for
everything you have taught
me and for what you still
are teaching me.
1 lmieyou,
CAROLE MORTIMER
CLAUDINE GEISER
This disease
snatches
more
memories
from my
mother each
day.
Occaslonaily, I
have to
remind her
that she is my
mother and I
am her child.
The dog and
cat have
become
favorlte
children.
since they
don't try to
interpret
sentences and
words into a
cohe.renl
conversation.
The gift I
want to give
my mother on Mother's
Day Is the peace of mind
that I can fix this problem.
But I can't fix it; I can only
help her cope. Instead, I
will try to remember her
World.
Mom, you rule!
ZACK TASOYA
My mom is so nice. She is as
nice as a flower. She is so nice
because she helps me with
everything. I love when she
helps me with school. She does
so much wort around the
house. like dinner and cleans
the house. My mom buys me
presents even if It's not a
hollday. I'm so grateful to have
my mom with me, because If I
dJdn't I would be so sad. I love
my mom.
Love,
M-.olSON WOOTERS
My mom Is so cool! She Is cool
MQ.use he comforts me when I
am Md. She gt~ me wann
food. I love the way she tucks
me in ar night. She 8Jws me
hugs and kisses f:'laY ~ She
always gt\.leS me greet ht& hup.
She c:heen me up,.._, l am
mad. She maka me IUnCh f!'lf!fy
cky. Sbe always '*Pt me when I
am In trouble. I low ber IO
much.
MCJl.LYMDIMON
My mom le cool. ii yourat My
IDOID tak.a me IO~
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Lifo's stories and pa.sl> them
on lo my daughters, so her
life can become part of the
collective memories we
share as a family.
GAY GEISER SANDOVAL
My mom 1s as nice as dtamond
in the sun. She 1s very nice. I llk.e
11 when she picks me up at
school. Also she always helps me
on my homework. I like when
she reads me stories at night.
Also she is nice when she packs
my lunch for school. My mom is
as friendly as a puppy. I love yo'!
mom.
Happy Mother's Day!
Love.
KATE YAMAMOTO
My mom is spedaJ to me
because she plays catch with
me. takes me places and
watches my baseball games. She
helps me with my homework.
makes my meals. ta.kn care of
me when I'm sick. Sometimes
she gard«ns with me too. 1 llOYC
youl
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Th1t »why mom b IO peu.
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~me loca OI~ She IMa me.,., ........ h W IO.,_ 111J
•mom II cool She le IO cool d..r
lhe look me Ill> c:.wornia
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Sooday, May 11. 2003 A7
great she even takea me out of
the state. She watches out for
me, IUes me to idlool early and
makes my days happy. I love my
mom as much u she loves me.
Sincerely.
DYLAN SP£NGLER
My mom Is sj)eclaJ because she
ma.kes me wonderful meals and
loves me. She IB a.s wonderfuJ ab
a blossoming blossom. My mom
takes me places. like lo my
fnen~ house, theme parks and
more. When my &iste r Nicole
and I are good. she truces us to
one of those special places. My
help!> me when I'm 11ic:k, hurt or
need help with homework. I
especially love my mom when
'>he spends lime with me. I'm
glad I'm her daughter'
ALEXANDRA FARAH
My mom i!. the best! She 1s
really nice and she buy.-, me
treats every time I do good in
school. My doesn't work My
mom takec; me to lot'> of places.
like .-.chool, Mammoth, Lake
Arrowhead and Palm Springs. I
love my.mom!
LOGAN FRIEND
My mom 1i. )pec1al because i;he
i<. alway'> there for me My mom
come) 10 school to help out
Mom I'> good at cook.Ing. dnvmg
and being my mom' Mom's
favome computer game 1s MIST.
I really like my mom.
~incerrly.
BRIAN MORJCCA
My mom 1s very '>pec1aJ If I am
'>ltk or have a cut i.he's alway!'>
there for by my c,1de as quick as
a 1ack rabbit. If I had a bad day
'>he\ always there 10 make my
day cheerful. If I'm stuck on a
prohlem. '>he'i. there w help me.
If I'm scared she's there to ma.ke
everything bener. She's nice.
lund and funny But mos1 of all.
she's \weet. She's a perfectly
good mom.
LOITEMARTIN
\.1 y mom 15 great, She 1s always
ht'lptng me. She always ma~
my lunch She always takes me
when she goes to St Louis. She
showr, me how to wr11e leners in
cur;1ve when I forget them My
mom I'> alway'> there when I
need her. She alway' wake<> up
early and make-; m~ bn•akfai.t. I
love mv mom
WILL JOSLIN
Our mother Dem ... e Mcphee. 1s
the world\ be'>I mom! She 15 an
tn'>p1ration. She help!> U'> wuh
our homework. chort.-'> and also
makes us laugh. Our mom 1s a
psychologist. and she helps
people every day. Then r,he
comes home and give my sister
and me advice. She wiU always
be there for us. and love us no
maner what. We love our mom
and she deserves recognition
for her constant hard work and
love for her family. We love you
mom' Happy Mothec's Day!
Wrinen by
COURTNEY, 13, AHO LAUREN,
15
Fran Maran is the coolest most
en1oyable mother m law a
person could ask for' She has
get togethers at least twice a
month at her house m Newpon
Beach -which has a trampoline
fo r her growing brood of
grandchiJdren. ·Nana.· as she 1s
called by the kids. i5 a
fun-loving, life-loving go gener
who volunteers at Hoag
Hospital She is always up for
vi'ltll> and baby·simng. Happy
Mother's Day Nana Fran!
Love and hugs.
KEVtN "'MEL• THOMAN MO. Of
COURSE. TASS MO Kl.Alt£
Our mom is great because of so
many things. She kMeS taking us
on vacations and to Angel games.
She's always there to ~ us to
ow friends' houses Of practices
and games. She IOYeS havmg our
friends come OYel' to the hOUR
for the day. She kJYeS reading us
boob at night and then always
tucb us in and gtw:s us a good
night kiss. When we're s.k:k. she's
a.lwaY5 th.ere to oomfon us. She
atways w a smile on her face
makes time to 8f\'e us kisses and
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what it was like having
Alzheimer's and she replied that it
was ~like being on the wrong
streeL" After showing her around
the facility, she was asked if there
was anything else that she would
like to see and she replied, "the
exit" However, she finally agreed
to go for a visit of three days. After
the visit we asked her what it was
like and she said it was like
Oturch Camp. Later she told my
sister that it was like purgatory.
When we decided to put her ln
the facility full time, my sister told
her that they were having a party
and she wa<> invited and could
bring two bears. When they
arrived, my sister hurried her in,
gave the facility her marked
clothing, left and then burst into
tears. We were told not to visit her
f')r one to two weeks so that she
could get adjusted to the new
faciltty. However, we could call
anytime and ask how she was
doing. When I called days later
they said thal she kepi wanting to
go home because she had sorne
naughty children thal she needed
to discipline. After a week. we
went to visit her and her eyes lit
up and she asked if we had come
10 take her home. To distract her,
we waJked around the facility
gardens. I remarked that this was
such a fun place and there was so
much to do that you could never
get bored. She said, "That may be I true if I wasn't so hungry for
home." Earlier that day she had
refused to play Bingo and called
one of the directors a "compulsive
gambler," suggesting that she gel
help for her addiction. Gradually
she became more settled and
would say things like, ''I'd like you
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and you can find out about my
boyfriends.• later that same
evening she mentioned that she
needed to go back to kindergarten
so that she could learn about sex.
~continue to take her out once
an week to Souplantatlon and
each time she says, "I haven't .
been.here in years!" She joins u,,
each Sunday for our extended
family dinners SWTOunded by her
chiJdren, grandchildren and great
grandchildren,
It was a difficult decision to make
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and Mom replies, "Better than I'll
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My mom is the best mom any
k:id could ask fort She ls always
willing to talce me wherever I
need to go. She does my laundry
and helps me if I have a problem
or if something Is bothering me.
She has taught me to be
considerate of others, and that
helping people brings lots of joy.
ANDREW GORDON, 13
"Paris Firsl-Oass international" is
the opening line from the
commercial for tJ1e "Vlew from
the Top" movie. My mother,
Sharon Johnston, is not onJy Paris, .
first-class, but Frankfurt and
London as well. While most
parents spend about 20 minutes
driving their daily commute to
work. my mom flies to
Pennsylvania. After landing, her
job begins. talcing her to France,
England or Germany. She makes
the trip twice, back and forth, ln a
week. Wilh two daughters I am
surprised she has time for herself.
Even with all this she takes the
family around lhe world
first-class. I am so proud of my
mother, so mom if you read this, I
love you so much, but I am sure
you already know. Happy Mother's
Day from a very proud daughter!!!
JACKY JOHNSTON
I am a mothe r of a 20-year-old
U.S. Marine tank driver who is
somewhere in Iraq. This
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She is inaedlble. She is
wonderful.
We watch her with
curiosity:
1be constant modo.n-
mvolved. committed, driven
She does so much for us,
how can we ever keep up?
Her love is eodJes8 and we
need to understand.
It is the fuel of her spirit
Her laughter Infectious,
we long to be with her.
Hercbarm~
people flock to her.
She stands alone
have accepted the fact that I
won't be able to hear from Ian,
but he is always in my heart and
prayers.
If he were to come home for
Mother's Day. it would be the
greatest gift that I could ask for
because his very existence is my
Mother's Day present This
Mother's Day ln particular, I realize
that it is not about the cards,
Pally Plot
sometimes, ahe worries for
us.
We are ahehered from the
pain of life at times.
For she btes without
condition, in a wodd full
of conditions.
Our mom is unique and
we celebnlte her.
She bas set a standard for
love that we strive
for..
We love you. Mom.
~. KATIERINE,
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Sincerely.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"My heart is melting,
this is tht happieJt day
of my life."
Sherry Tul, occ swtm standout
Daly Pilot
FROM THE
EASY CHAIR
Jeopardy
can go
only so far
I'm back, and you'll be
seeing even more of me
these days -every
Sunday, in fact.
T hey say, you know, you can't
have your cake and eat It, too.
My mom told me that when I
was a 6-year-old and eyed that second
piece of blrthday cake.
It's not necessarily true.
After a month of
spending all day
genlng set up for
the 7 o'clock
showing of
Jeo pardy. I find
myself returning to
the real reasons for
7 p.m., as In
kickoffs. tipoffs and ..__ ____ __. show time.
ROGER No longer saddled
by the lime
CARLSON constraints of
tolling In The
Bunker at the Daily Pilot as the sports
editor, I find myself returning to the
area which I've sorely missed since the
mid-80s. In the press box and on the
sidelines with the people who have
meant so much to me.
I'll be here each Sunday, with
something from.the past, or more
often than not, of what's going on
around us today.
See CHAIR, Pace 82
COLLEGE
BASEBALL
Fullerton
responds to
'Eaters upset
UCI comes up short of
another upset, losing to
the Titans, 6-4.
FUUERTON -The UC lrvine base-
ball team, which upset No. 4 Cal State
Fullerton Friday night, fell victim to the
Anteaters 6-4
in Big West Conference action Saturday
in froot or l.910 at Goodwin Field.
UCJ (20-31, 8-9 In conference) col-
lected 10 hits to Fullerton's sJx. but a
costly three-base error In the outfield
SM UC1, Pie• 82
EYE OPENER ·
~12honotM BRUCE l8IETION
Spor1I Edbr Rk:twd Dunn: (9491574-4223 • Sports Fu: (9491650-0170 Sunday, May 11. 2003 11
DAILY PILOT COLLEGE ATHLETE OF THE MONTH
err
Orange Coast freshman phenom spearheaded
team's undefeated season, state title.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
As much as
swimming can be
categoriud as an
·individual· sport. the idea
of a cohesive team clings to the heart
of Orange Coast CoDege's newest
wonder in the water -Sheny Tsai
The 19-year-old came to the United
States for the first time last summer
and recently helped bring the
championship feeling back to Orange
Coast. which won the state title at the
women's community college state
swimming fin;lls in Pleasant HiD May
3, cap.Ping an undefeated aeason.
on the international leYel and
competed at the 2000 Sydney Olympic
Games. set six state records ln winning
four individual events and two relays
while capturing three national records
at the state championship.5 as
OCC won its first state title since
1997, gaining 533.5 points to
runner-up Oiablo Valley's 370.
Tsai set state and national
records In the SO-yard
backstroke (26.06), JOO
bac:kst:roke (54.86) and 100 individual
medley (58.23). She swam a 51.11 in
the I 00 freestyle to set a state mark
and was a part of the winning 200 and
400 medley relay teams for Coast that
each set state standards. She joined
Kimberlee Frith, Sara Natalizjo and
Ashley Lowden In the 400 medley
relay (3:56.88) while teaming with
Stephanie Wood. Jennifer Nelson and
Natalizio In the 200 medley relay
"It was the happiest thing ever
because not only did I break records,
but everyone showed teamwork and
spirit for one another.· Tsai said about
her experience at the state meet. She
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DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
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championships.
One of liai'a coaches. Don Watson
-Dave Salo is the other -speaks
more frequently of her likable
persooality than the records she h&1
set. Both Watson and Salo were
named C&Coaches of the Year as
Coast woo its 13th state title.
Watson recalled one night in
December when the team gathered at
his home. As the swimmers talked
among themsetves and voices
bounced off the walls, Tsai sat up and
exclaimed. "My heart is melting. this Is
the happiest day o~life. •
She was referring the -
companionship her t tea lxtnl.
"My wife broke Into tears." Wauoo
said. "That is the reason I got into
coaching. fTuai) is a wonderfully
talented person who l'lCOgJlized a
special experience inwMng •ea-mmares •
Meeting new people has come euy
was named Co-~ of the Year for Tsai. who rents a room from a
along with Sierra C.OUege's Renee Dyer family living in Santa Ana.
and earned Most Outstanding
Pm'ormance at the state See TSAI, hie a
CATCHING UP WITH
~c• Alderton
DlittPilot
Blair Jones
Heralded Newport Harbor lineman's hip condition ended
his football career, but along· came rowing.
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CHAIR
Continued from 81
And I'll be doing It like I
never could before.
I want to spend a Friday with
Corona del Mar HJgh tennis
coach nm Mang and watch
Carsten Ba1J mop up the field at
Ojai.
I want to teU you about one
of uses greatest moments
when the Trojans stunned
Notre Dame in the Coliseum,
20-17, with a quarterback
named Craig Fertig in 1964.
1 want to travel with Orange
Coast's men's soccer team and
· find out why It's such a ta.skat
Santa Ana College.
1 want to spend time with
one of my favorites, Bob
Serven, while he cracks the
whip in boys basketball
practice at Costa Mesa High.
I want to eat some ribs with
Fran Ursini and the winners on
a Friday night at 10 o'clock..
I want to find out some of the
mysteries of •The Pit• at
Vanguard University, and check
out Crawford Hall and the Bren
at UCI.
Heck. I mlght even ride on a
boat and see what's the
auraction of the Ensenada race
UCI
Continued from 81
in the bonom or the seventh in-
ning helped the Titans (40-12,
12-5) win the game. Fullerton
shortstop Justin Smyres
smacked the ball to right field.
where UCl's Gary Dudrey com-
mitted an error, allowing Ronnie
Prettyman and Kurt Suzuki to
!>core. Smyres later scored after a
Justin Turner single that gave
the Titans a 6-2 lead.
UCI third baseman Bren Dal-
II I can hitch a ride.
1 want to spend a day with
Newport Harbor' football team
as it gets ready for the CIF
Playoffs, and I'm definitely
golng to put some time in at
the Pilot Cup, the. Tea Cup and
with the Newport Beach
Breakers.
l have a lot of ideas, but I can
always use some help, too. If
you have something on your
mind, please don't be bashful.
Give me a can at (949)
642-4653. .
The great thing about calling
it a day was the relief of the
day-to-day pressure of°' _dally
newspaper, but after a o'lonth
of Alex Trebek. I've found
myself musing of more
important categories,
especially when the subject is
poems, Gaelic mysteries or
delicacies of the aborigines.
A legendary community
college soccer coach who also
dabbles as an official in the
NFL ... Who's Laird Hayes!
Known as 1he Bird• he was
the first to score OYer 2,000 points
in a. •• Who's George Yardley!
Irrelevant Week founder ...
Who's Paul Salata!
Newport Harbor's bull
elephant... Who's Hal Sheflin!
ton led the Anteaters with a 3-
for-4 performance that came
with one RBI , while designated
hitter collected two RBis. First
baseman Matt Falk and center
fielder Jon Horwitz recorded two
hits each.
Sophomore starter Glenn
Swanson struggled early allow-
ing four hits and three runs in
the first inning. but he settled
down and produced live shut-
out innings. However, the Iltans
struck for three runs in the sev-
enth. lason Wtndsor improved
his pitching record to 8-3 for
SPORTS
Already I have a $2,000 lead.
This la just too easy. And I'm
having no trouble at all with
my imaginary cUcbrt
So. after a month of R & R,
I'm back. with my second
career at the Daily Pilot
A number of folka have sent
messages and comments since
I retired Crom full-time duty
and I'd appreciate very much if
each of you took this message
as though it ls meant strictly for
you, because it ls.
Thanb so much for your
kind and gracious words.
In virtually every endeavor
which I was involved in, I bad a
lot of help from people Ob•
Sporu Editor Richard Dunn
and Sports Writer Barry
Faulkner, and Editor Tony
Oodero, and Publisher Tum
Johnson, who always seemed to
give me enough rope to hang
myself with. And many, many
others. from publishers Bob
Weed to Bob Page, edJtors Tum
Keevil and Tom Murphine to
Bill Lobdell, from
photographers Richard Koehler
and Lee Payne to Steve
McCrank, and the loyal
personnel at the Pilot
Thanks again, and we'll see
you next Sunday.
Fullerton after he allowed six
hits and two unearned runs to
go with five strikeouts.
The two teams close out the
Big West series With the rubber
game starting at 1 p.m.
C.I Stat9 f\lllertlon I UC Irvine 4 Score by~ UC Irvine 000 a!io-·-~--4 10 2
Fullerton 300 ooo 30lr -s s 1
Swant0n, Koehler (7) and Wagner;
Windsor, Martin (8). Cordero (8) and
Suzuki. W -Wlndlor, 8-2. L -
SwaOIOn, 2-8. Sv -Cordero (6). 28 -
Wallis (UCI), Horwitz IUCll.
TSAI
Continued from Bl
"l\'e made rdany new friends,
90 I feel aD rWlt now.• nai Wd
when asked if it was dltftcult
transttioning into American
culture.
Homesidcnesa does aeep In
Crom time to time for~ but
she taJb to her immediate family,
consisting of mother PJena and
father Wah, along with brother
Gary. every two clays and sees
them when they Oy in for
vacations.
\\bdd cultures hardly make naI• nerves rattle. She ftniahed
33nl in the l~meter back at the
2000 Olympka, where she alao
raced In the 50 free.
She has her sights set on the
~and 2008 Gemes-the
latter scheduled for Beijing, OUna
-as well as dm ~s \\brld
Ownpionships in Bai"celona.
Spain.
Salo, In his 13th year as head
coadl for the Irvin.e Novaquadcs
swim club, aloog with being the
as&stant coacb'for the U.S.
national team, will ttawl to the
\\bdd Championships with Tsai
in July. Salo introduced Tsai to
club swimming in the U.S. She
heard about'the Novas from a
fr:iend who teamed under Salo.
"Competing at a hlgh level has
given her a lot of oonfidence."
Salo said. "She is training in a
competitive environment, which
might not have happened lin
JONES
Continued from B 1
chance.
"l got to see (Brooks) row all
the time and be helped so I
thought. 'Why not try Irr Jones
said
Progress has come steadily for
Jones, who sits in the sixth seat,
near the boat's stem where he
said "the bigger guys" are.
Hong ICoogJ ...
'JUI ~ted to come to the
U.S. ao lhe. could awim and
go to school at the same time..
"The ualYersity IChedule in
Hong "°'l8 Is too tWit. so 1
wouldn't have been able to •
be}> up my tra1ning, • sakl
~ who plans to major in
business management.
ideally translerrtng to UC
Betteley sometime next year.
"l also wanted to ttain with some of the top club
swimmers in the U.S."
A steady wodc ethic has
been the key (or Tua.i's
success, Salo said
"She is kind of an
UDl8flllJMg swimmer," he
alld. "She is not real
emotional. but she works
bard to i.rnproYe her skill
level She is an Ideal atbJete to
wmk with and still has room for
imprOYement.
"Both the c.oast men and the
women appreciate her skill level.
Somebody that good in the water
raises the expectations of the
school "
Swimming in the U.S. ~ its
differences from Hong Kong. she
said
.. [In the U.S.) I focus more on
my stroke and the workouts are
more intensive tbaO in Hong
Kong." she said "In Hong Kong, I
swam greater dlstances, like 7,000
!meters) compared to 5,000 in
the U.S."
Tuai hopes to transfer to
Berkeley by next spring. She
his body.
"It was pretty devastating,"
FOR THE RECORD DEEP SEA
Trimmed down to 235 pounds
from his abbreviated college
football days. when he reached
300, nearly 40 pounds heavier
than he was at Harbor, Jones
now does anaerobic and aerobic
exercises in addition to weight
training.
·Jones recalled of realizing he
would not have a chance to
make it to the NFL as a player
after suffering the hip injury. "I
had hopes and dreams of
someday gening to play in the
NFL. Out of high school. the
coaches build you up to be the
next p?atest thing. One of the
doctors said even if I got
through the surgery, I would
never pass the physical to reach
the NFL
"It was tough at the time and
it took months afterward to
learn to accept it.· A caption of a track photo
in Friday's edition misldenci·
fied Corona del Mar's Chris
Ringstrom, who was the
sprinter in the front-page
photo, not teammate Kevin
Aro_
The publication also re-
grets the error of Kurt Eh-
mann's last name being mis-
spelled in the h~ading of the
Daily Pilot Sports 1 lall of
Fame article in Monday's
edltion.
UT\JIDW'S
OOUNTI
Newport l.wlnt-3
boats. 86 anglers. 10
calico bea, 78 und
best. 3 halibut.
"!Rowing) is on the complete
opposite spectrum lfrom
football)," he said.
Crossing that spectrum has
tested Jones' mind as much as
With that acceptance came
another opportunity for Jones to
maintain ties to football.
For up to eight hours a week.
Jones, 21, reviews tapes and
makes sure potential recruits
have filed the correct paperworic
for coaches in uses football
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needs te complete 18 more units
at Coast to earn her associate's
degree.
After she graduates from a
university. Tuai, who started
swimming when she ~ I 0 and
competed for the first time
internationally at 12, plans on
returning to her native I long
Kong.
For right now, she is living in
the moment, enjoying each hour
spent with teammates, friends
and anyone else around her.
"lo the U.S., people are
open-minded and friendly, which
has allowed me to make friends
easily," she said.
Several have befriended a
champion.
offices ln I leritage Hall.
During Trojan football games
in the faJJ, Jones was on the
sidelines, helping in any way he
could. He got to Oy 10 Miami in
January for u ses victorious
Orange Bowl game agalnst Iowa
"The I coaching staffl knows
you are helping out. so ii wor~
out well." Jones said. ·r ml!>!>
(football!, but still get a bit of 11."
Since rowing is more of a
vertical motion with the legs
rat.her than a lateral movement,
Jones' hip feels just fine in the
boat.
"It is the same notion ~
running or walldng, your leg.<> go
up and down.· Jones said.
Jones has endured both Lhe
lows and the highs of a
promlsing football career
abruptly halted. But he hardly
sto pped and now he moves on
the water, no matter the
direction.
•
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SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD
Tars advance 12 .to CIF prelims
Sailors' CIF qualifying times official now
after computer glitch at league finals.
IRVINE The who successfully de-
Newport Harbor High • fonded her dtle in the
track and field teams discus (124 feet. 9
featured 12 athletes inches), also finished
who advanced to the second in the shot put
OF Southern Section (34-3¥.) to advance to the
Division II preliminar-CJF Division II prelilm
ies after their performances in friday at ML San An1on10 Col-
the Sea View League finals fri-lege at 3:30 p.m. Sophomore
day night at Irvine. Because of Courtney Man.ha!J aJso ad-
computer problems at the vanced in the 3,200 (I 1.41 .61 J
meet. some times were not The Newpon I !arbor gJrb
available for Saturday's edition. , Miu.ad finished third at the '°lea
Here are the times and marks View League finals with !:IBY,
not included in Saturday's story points, while Woodbridge won
of the Sea View League Final'>. with 117. Overall, the Sailol'l)
Senior Amy Burlingham, who aJ..o finished third in league.
qualified for CIF in four events, On the boys side, junior Nick
won the 200 meters in 26.78. Miller won the 3,200 in 10:33.J5,
Newpon Harbor won the girl'l while sophomore Jon \1.ecc,1 fin-
1,600 relay in 4:05.79. Burling-ished second in the .,hot put
ham anchored that event (50-4Y.) and ..ensor Jade Slcahen
which also included sophomore finished third I 18-3) Newport
Kiley Hall, freshman Amy KUp-Harbor, which hatl won or
pert and senior FJda l leman-shared the ~a View League
dez. That same relay learn aJso championship the pru.t three
qualified in the 400 relay, finish· years, finished firth al the Sea
ing third (50.53). View League finab with 57
Junior Jillianne Whilfield, poinls.
Newport's
Alec
Urtusuastegu1
moves into
second place
m the boys
1, 600 in the
Sea View
League finals
Friday at Irvine
High.
PHOTOS BY SEAN HILLER OAX:r PILOT
Newport's Amy Burlingham won the girls 400 in the Sea View League finals Friday at INine High.
BRIEFLY HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Mustangs clinch CIF pl ayoff spot
Costa Mesa defeat~
Westminster, secures
at least a tie for
league softball title.
Costa M~ High's softball
team clinched a playoff berth
aqd at least a share of the league
tJtJe with a 3-1 victory over V1!.1t
Ing Westminster in a Gulden
West League game Friday.
The Mustangs moved into
sole possession of first pldce
with the victory. rwo game'>
ahead o f SaddJeback with two
games remaining.
Costa Mesa (16-9. 8-2 in
league) ended a scoreles!> tie in
the bottom of the fifth when
Jane-E Yamamoto doubled off
the fence with two outs, scoring
Alejandra Gallardo. Kelly Popps
followed with a double that
scored Yamamoto and gave the
Mustangs a 2-0 lead.
Yamamoto went 2 for 3, with
a stolen base, a run scored and
an RBI.
Cost.a Mesa picked up an-
other run in the sl.xth after
Paulina Rodriguez doubled and
acored on a single by Katy Ren-
ish.
Westminster (7 -4 m league I
aco~ lta only run m the top 111
1he !>t'Wnth un a lwo·out .,inglc
Jackie Butler ( 11 -3) wt·111 d1~
1a11ct' for the l\tustang'i, '>triking
ou1 four and !>Cattenng five h11s.
Cu.,ta Mec;a will Vl!>ll Santa
An.s. at 4 p.m. Mond.iy. anti close
ou1 tht' M~ason playing ho!>I to
<.,adtllehack on Wednesday.
Santa Ana beat ~tldleb.ick on
l·nday. which put' (o'lta Me.,a
1wo games up w11h l'M> game~
left
GcMden West Lup
Costa Mes. 3, Wntmlnstef 1
Sco11t by Innings West 000 llOo , 1 !'> 1
M<J'!a 000 021 J 11 o
Betancoun and Estrada Butler and
Miller W -Butler, 11 3 L Betancoun.
11 9 28 -Janee Yamamoto (CM),
Kelly Popps (CM ), Paulina Rodnguez
(CM )
Sailors qualify for CIF
•TENNIS: Newport I farbor
I ligh''> hoys tennis team won a
playoff with Irvine for third
place in the Sea View I .cague
with a 12-&. victory Friday at La-
guna Hms High. securing a s pot
in the CIF Southern Section
playoffs. Robert Khoury only
lost one game lo sweeping his
sets at No. I singles and l'ytM
I.Jeck also won all three <>f his
~ts Newport's doubles team of
Blanllun Lutfy and Oylan-Es-
pley Jones won the onb' two
'>Cl~ the\' plJ\.t'tl \ailor' l "·ll 11
Jeff Thom'l'll .,.i1d 'llt•\• p1111 11.td
won 12 game' ro11m .. t11g tht'
COmplel IOn or tht.' 'E:'C Ullll tlllll·
ble:. 'iet and ho1h ICJlll'> Jgrcl'd
to end th(• ma1ch.
Li gh tni ng ml:rc1e~ St.
Margaret\. 15-5
• SOFTBAJ L: t....1t1l· l\lt t...11t1:r
1d. went J 1ur l w11h d 1wo-run
home run. fiH· llBJ... .ind '" 11
rum .. um:tl "" hu<,t ...,agt' 11111
defeated At .idt•m) l t•aguc fot:
St. Margart't\. I'• r,, 111 <;1x in-
ning'> l·nd.1) < .11c ht'r h''>'it:a
ronna wcn1 J lor 1 with J dou
ble. two BBi<> Jncl four run~
scored for \agl' (I 0 7. fi· l Ill
league). ~tnna HrdC'l\he1mt•r
pitched a LOrnplelc g.irne for
Sage. Sinking OUI IWO Jnd al·
lowing no t'a11wd nin'> All of 0.,1
Margaret'!> run' \\fl'll unPJrnt'd
f'1>m1ng J tt·i.t•r ol IOI dt'grees,
< o .. 1a \11•.,a' l.clura Dnda de-
lt•nded ht•r \erra I eague l1Lle in
tlw 11100 rm•tt:r.. 15· 18. I l Friday
,11 tht· girl' ll•Jgue track and
lield finaJ... ,11 ~nta Margarila.
I h1d.1, n111mng for Rosary of
rtsllt'rr11n, qualified for the CIF
\oulht'rn ...,t·t·t1011 D1vi'>1<>n Ill
pn·l11n1n 1111·' I ritl.t)' al Long
'Beal h l 11~ C ollcgt·
UCI\ Lee 61\t
• GOL.F: lJ< lrvme sopho-
more ~tl'llJ I t•c• liiw1lwd 61 st in
the NC .A/\ Womcm·, < 1olf West
lkgiontll 1ha1 l onclutled Satur -
day a1 "'ar\lt'n (,olt Cour~e in
rempe, l\ri1.
Lee, who q1Jdhfied for the re-
gional a<. an rnJ1vidual, \hot a
6-over par 78 rn 1he final round
to fini<>h with a 54 hole totaJ of
.!35. UNIV' O.,unny Oh won the
111d1v1duaJ 1111£' ~1th a 5-under
~Y LH&u• total of 211 . two ,hots ahead of
Sage Hill 15, St Margaret's S Wa,hmgton ~t.i1 e·~ KJm Welch.
St Marg Sco~y 1~~lngs ~ 4 1 USC led tht' list of eight
Sage Hill 521 c,o1 1~ 11 4 team!> 1ha1 q11.i.lificd for the
Aodelshelmer and lorina W -NCAA (hampsonc;lupi. in West
Redlesheimer, 4-3 28 Yodlir L!!e Th (SHI, Torina (SHI, Redel~ho11nnr Lafayeue, Intl .. May 20·23. e
(SHI. Dailey (SH) HR McK•nendt Trojans fi 111.,hed with a three·
!SHJ. round t<.>tal of 873, OkJahoma
Dzi<la wms 1.600 agai n
•TRACK AND FIE.U>: Over-
State wa5 'econd at 880. UCLA
wa!> third at 892 and Pepper-
dine fourth at 894.
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Celebratng the Daay Pdot's
AthJete oflhe Week senes
TODAY
18 M1ch1101 McDonald
Newport Harbor
Football. ·02
SATURMY
21 Abe lnouy!'
Estancia
Wrestling. 00
21 -Brandon Mel.am
Newpon Harbor
Boys war•ir polo 00
19 Greg Pemne
Newport Hart>or
Basketball. volleyball. '02
11 Cttrlol Pinto
Estancia
Boys ~8'.bell '02
,. -a.1,. Alten
Corona de! Mer
G11is volleyblil, '01
~.May 11, 2003 ..
YOUTH
BASEBALL
Dominguez
deal s no-no
D-baoo' pitcher strikes
out 16 in 8-3 victory.
Joeh Dominguez pitched the
first no-hitter of his young ca-
reer, striking oul 16 Dodgers in
six innings of an 8-3 victory for
the Oiamonabacks 1n Costa
Mesa NationaJ LmJe League Mi-
nor A play
The 11 year-old struck. out
the ~•de 1n four of the si.x in-
nings and added three tuts and
rwo runs i.cored.
The l>·backs pounded mne
hits including two by Tony
Campo, a double by Stephen
Hlldebrand and singles each
from Marc DeFrenza, Angel
Blas, Shane Butler and Ou1a·
tlan Aguilar.
Shane Butler caught the en-
tire '>UC innings for Oomingue7,
who received the game ball
signed by all of the 0 -backs'
players.
In Newport Beach Lmle
League Majors play:
•The Dodger~ beat both the
Yankees and Angels last week to
mamtain a two-game lead over
the CardmaJs with two games
remammg in the reguJar sea-
son.
Brad Heu and Doug Wan
each had muJ11ple tuts and RBis
in the 8 2 wrn over the Yankees
and a 6 2 lflumph over the An·
gels.
Grant Johmon and Andttw
Watt pitched well against the
Yankees while Kyle Hill and
Ben CapaldJ handled the An-
gels.
Hunter AdJer and Matt Mor-
ris each turned in strong per-
formance!> on the mound
against the Yankees and Angels,
respectively
In Newport I !arbor BasebaJI
Assoc1a11on Pinto (7 -8-year-oldJ
play:
•A '-lrong h1ttmg auack pow·
ered the Blut' Jays against the
A\.
Jeff Kohlschmidt, Roger
Mann, • RemJngton Weiss,
Christopher DlNatale. lacob
WhemJtt, Shaun Vetrovec.
Uam Whelan and Rusty f.d-
wards all contributed to the of-
fense.
SCHEDULE
TOOAY
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College -UC Irvine at Cal
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SOFTBALL
Black Attack
advances
AJeundn Steiner, IClnten
Rohan and Brooke SdJmon
each had two singles and rwo
RB~ to lead the J>acifu: CoasL
Gsri'i Fastpstch Softball Wlder-8
D1vil.ion Black Attack to a 9--2
victory aver the second-seeded
Red I lot Tamales Thursday at Ar-
royo Park.
Delaney Owal singled three
nme<> while Courtney Brown t.aJ-
bed cwo singles and an RBI.
Megan Hhtdna added another
stngle and RBI for the Black At·
tack. who advanced to the semi-
finals of the playoffs. held Satur-
day.
Th~ Tamales and Attack com-
bined for 14 hJts..
Hawkins. Reepn Dmnll,
Naralle O'Nelll and Hmna v.n-
Vool'hll each bit well and
showed strong defense for
coaches auts Rohm and Miiie
Stdntt.
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43 Fuel
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