HomeMy WebLinkAbout2003-01-09 - Newport Mesa Daily PilotTHE BELL CURVE
Coming
home to
loose ends
I was pleased to learn when I got
home from Colorado last week that
we had resolved two aggravating
c pro ems w u e was gone: c
assurance of a new cap at John
Wayne Airport for the next IO year'
and the matter of fraudulent
JOSEPH
N. BELL
campaigning for
the Newpon
Beach City
Council.
I lowever, it
occurs to me that
there are some
odds and ends
that still need
tidying up.
Let's look a t the
Newport Beach
City Council first.
The cause for
optimism appear.
to be the public a11now1cement by
Councilman Gary Adam!> that he
would introduce a meru.ure to
require campaign phone message'>
to be clt'art'd through Lhe city clerk's
office before they are used. thu!>
conioining him with an earlier •
propo'>a.1 of CounciJman John
I lclfernan'c; that would prevent
cantl11Jat~ from misrepresenting
their political party affiliations and
endorsements.
TI1ere's a considerable risk here
that th~ most imponant portion of
the I lelft>man proposal might get
lmt 111 the cheerleading. The second
half of 1 lelTeman's measure is
dt.">1gned to dig out. eliminate and
-1f necc'iSal)' -punish conflicts of
mtcr~t in the governing of Newport
lkach.
II ~tll h an ordinance had been in
effect before the last election. five
members of the Newport Beach City
Council would have had to absent
them~lves from approving a
S3.7-m1llion graJll of city money to
the Airport Working Group for
~uppon of an fJ Toro airport that
was gomg to enrich their personal
polmcaJ campaign manager, Dave
rlhs. by $458.000.
rr there was any concern among
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2003,
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WAVE WATCHER
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A seagull has a bird's eye view of the waves as a surf er exits the water m West Newport.
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use of certain grasses for
delaying the opening of
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Hut nrv offictal' .. 1aml hy thl'tr c <111trJl '"''
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Ill make the field<, av-atlable. they -.av The WestcJiff Drive restaurant in Newport Beach,
one af the cha in's original sites, shuts down as its
lease expires. Employees will keep their jobs.
Hart said.
"Seventeemh Strl'el didn't even get
developed until the '6(};, .. '>he said. "I
wa<; not big on the pies. Hut I loved
their cookies, especially the oa1me.tl
onec;. Bre<tk(ast was my favoritt'. hut
I'd go fm1"'unch, too, c;ometime'i.. n wy
had a good chicken Ca~ saJad."
natetJ. The Snack Shop wac. owne<l by
John Mcintosh. who bought 11 within
two weeks of starting work there I le
expanded tus business and changed
the name to Coco's in 1948
"We srrnpath.v.e Wllh the youth .,pon.,
group<,. We know the} need plate<\ to pl.1y
lllat\ one of the rea.!>nn!> we e~ten<lt:d tht'
hghung, • ..aid Mane Knight of the uty\ J>.arh
and Sentor ServtCT<. Department -n wrl'\ "'
mu<h that goe' into mandgement of 1urf and
we want to make !>Ure we pre!>erve the cit}.,
mve.,tment.· But there are more lssut~ than
rust grass."
Oeepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT Bf.ACH -One of the
city's oldest restaurcu.Hs served its last
steak dinners and cream pies on
Wednesday night
Coco's Restaurant and Bakery on
Westcliff Drive closed after 40 years of
operation after its lease ran out.
"That's simply the only reason we
had to shut down that particular res-
taurant," spokesman Eric Schellhorn
said. "But no jobs will be lost.•
City Council
frustrated by
:planning
-~ppeal glut
Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
COSTA ~ -Frustrations
about the amblgulty or the city's
planning codes are mounting as the
Oty Council faces more project ap-
peals -the latest 8Jed Tueeday by
Cound.lma(l Chris Steel
AaJavadon pew evident in coun-
cil memben' comments Monday u
they revlewed two home mnodds-
... APPIAU~ hp Al
The 28 employees wilJ join staff at
two other Newport Beach locations
-~ristol Street and Fashion Island.
"The one on Westcliff is one of our
oldest restaurants.: Schellhorn said.
Old-timers remember the restau-
rant as one of the first in the city.
Forme r Mayor Evelyn I !art said she
used to have many of her subcom·
mittee meetings at Coco's.
"I just loved to go there for break·
fast," she said.
Back ir~the 1960s. there weren't too
many restaurants in Newport Beach.
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AT A GLANCE
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WEATHER
Longtime Newport Beach resident
Otarles Roman said he was disap·
pointed to hear the news of the res-
taurnnt's closure.
"It's too bad." he said. "I've be('ll
going there for years and year!) with
my friends.·
Roman remembers ~oing to l11e
Snack Shop on Pacific Coast l l~gl1·
way. a littJe restaurant in Corona· del
Mar where the Coco's chain origi-
Rein 7 Maybe tonight Enjoy the 60s.
SeePqeA2.
SWAP MEET
OCC Swep Meet rehnring rejected.
SeehaeA3 SPORTS
"I liked it then: I like it no~ ... Ro
man '>aid. "I love the people there.
the waiters and waitresses. They were
the be'>I."
Roman, too. enjoyed the re.,tau·
ran1·~ breakfast m enu, he said.
"But I'm glad they're stiU going to
he in Fashion Island, which is closer
10 my home.· Roman added.
• DEEPA BHARATH covers pubhc safety
and courts. She may be reached at (949)
574-4226 or by e-mail at
deepa.bhsrath til/st1mes.com
Parks comml.'>.Sionen. on rueMta) approve'<.!
the request of two ~ports group" to extend
hghtmg at four parh. ughung hour.. at lm·
coin Athletic Center's field:. I and 2 wtll be ex·
tended to 9:45 p.m Frida}"> between h•h 7
and June 22. and to 7 p.m Saturdayo; from
Feb. 15 through Aprtl 5. The Newport H1puJe
PUBLIC SAFETY
Police say Megan's
Law is working
State may have lost
track of 33,000 sex
offenders, but local
officials have kept
tabs on their share.
0Hpa8hard
officials say.
DINING
ChMMJcwera love Ml Cue.
S.,.._All
UCI men._ buketbtll gtts 1 ~ tt
Cel State Fulterton In Big WMt
Cont.rence play u hom win in
OYertime, 66-86.
Dally Pilot
NEWPORT·MESA -The dt·
' po\k.'e ~ntl hl\le had
(ew pn>b&enlt beplnc hCk of
comirted .a o«eodew1 reqUlftd
to .... "'!* ~i ~
That Is In tart contnst to an
Associated Pres,, investigation
Wednesday that reve.akd that
more than 33,000 offenders baw
fallen off the radar, a number
larger than the state' previous
estimate that the wbereabOu of
a thU:d of Celifomia'a lex crtmt-
nals not bJOWT\.
. ~ hu ldopted some
\'etlloo Ol ~'t Law. whk:b
nanwd after MePf\ K.ulb. a
New Jeney pt Who WU l'lpid S..P1P8l
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POLITICS
THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT
In his first week back in the House, Rep. Chris Cox (center) has seen several rules that he proposed after Sept. 11 put in P!ace.
A busy week in Congress
S.J. Cahn and Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
Whether it's because it's the start the of
the 108th Congress or because Rep. Ouis
Cox has a new presswoman. the news has
~n flying fast and furious from his office
this week.
~Rep. Cox Bill Is Centerpiece ofBush
Economic Growth Plan. Ending the Double
Tux on Dividends is 25-Year Cox c.ampaign"
was the topper of the most eye-opening, ,
which was sent on Wednesday.
Apparently. in 19n, Cox wrote a thesis at
Harvard advocating the repeal of the
double tax on divtdends, which of course is
a piece of the President Bush economic
plan released this week. And in 1992. he
introduced a bill to do that.
"By ending the confiscatpry do.uble LaX
on dividends, President Bush's economic
plan wtll promote invesonent. encourage
consumer spending and create jobs for
Amencans, ·Cox said in the release. "It will
help protect Amencans' savin~ during
stock market declines. Every person who
pays taxes. invests in the stoclc marker.
saves for retirement. lives on a fixed
income, or is looking for a job will benefit
from the president's plan. Congress will put
its full support behind the president's plan
to get the American economy bad on
track."
But that isn't all. On Tuesday. Cox:S new
presswoman, ICate Whitman, sent out a
release: "On Opening Day, Rep. Cox Has
Long 'To Do' List for 108th Congress."
That list includes the repeal of the estate
tax (referred to in the release by the popular
"death i.ax" monicure); the "Otlld Support
Enforcement Act.· which Cox sar.i will
permit a divorced pa.rent to deduct unpaid
child support from a delinquent former
spouse's paycheck; and a bill to repeal the
"luxury tax" on beer, which, according to
the release, is "the last of the 1990 luxury
POLITICAL CALENDAR
JANUARY
11: Orange County Young Republicans will
hold a general meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the El
Tonto Grill on Anton Boulevard, Costa
Mesa. Special guest• will be former
taxes on cars. planes. Jewelry and furs. By
doubling the federal beer exa.se, the tax has
hun farmers, producers and conswners,
and oven.axed beer in comparison with
other alcoholic beverages.·
Finally, there was a release tilled "Cox.
Wyden lncroduce Bill to Permanently Ban
Unfair lntemet.lfaxes Bipartisan Legislation
Protects the Tech Economy." Cox hab long
pressed for lntemet tax reUef.
"By ending this unfair practice once and
for all, we can protect lnteme1 user., from
WUlecessary and burdensome taxes," Cox
said. "This will encourage spend.mg.
promote investment, expand business and
create new jobs." ·
And ifs JUSt the first few da)"' of
Congress.
PROMISES, PROMISES
Campaign promises are not somethmg
to be taken lightly.
Costa Mesa Councilman ill.an Mamoors
was the lone vote Monday for tndepende01
study of a I 9th Street bridge. which he
admits is a desolate political po 1tion to
take.
"Will 11 revitalize the Westside? I am not
convinced," Mansoor ~d about the
contentious plan to build a bridge over the
Santa Ana River to connect the uty lo
Huntington Beach. "Whether it wa.~ smart
or not, I said during the campaign tJ1at I
would suppon a study and l will :.tand hy
my word."
Speaking of keeping your prom1St."-,
Costa Mesa Counolman Ouis Steel ha..,
shown a renewed effon to taclde the
"magnets" he vowed to bring down cJunng
his 2000 campaign.
' His efforts to reduce the numbt>r of
charities and illegal al.lens tn the c1 ty and
shrink the Job Center have faltered m the
first half of his four-year 1erm. but Sted
addressed the issues with vtgor again
Monday.
Assemblyman Bill Campbell and Alan
Peterson of the International Republican
Institute. For more information. visit
www.ocyr.org.
20: Republican Party of Orange County
Central Committee hosts a general meeting
at 7 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza Westin
Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Dunng talks on the decrepit Husaoft
House, Steel suggested tha1 $250,000 given
10 the city by the Segetatroms during
Home Ranch negotiations be used to battle
his infamous ·magnets.~
The money was originally designated to
move the arguably historic craftsman
house to Fairview Parle.. but another
suitable use must be found since the
council has scrapped those plans.
Steel has big plans for it. ·
"Give the remaining bulk toward getting
nd of the magnets and reroing in on these
busmt'!.ses and their so-called hJring
proc~ Let's clean up and go after these
slums."
He iterated his ambition later in the
evening when he told the Community
Redevelopment Action Committee -
lovingly nicknamed CRAC -to focus on
the real issues that plague the city.
"Get craclong and start getting nd of
these magnets that cause our Westside to
be m the condition it is in the first place."
Steel said.
MORBID PlANS PUT IN Pl.ACE
Olris Cox wasn't all about death taxes
.md dividends dunng Congress' first week.
I le abo saw a few ruJes he'd proposed after
the Sept 11 anacks put Ill place
The rules include allowing the spealcer to
adju!>t the nwnbcrs in the House so that,
given a mass loss of House members, the
bod) could cominue meeung and voting
until .,pedal elections filled the empty
\Cal'.
They al!.o provtde for the spealcer to pu1
togetJ1er a list of who would act as
temporary spealcer if the spealcer wa .. killed
m a terrorist attack.
Finally. the ruJes allow the speaker to
ddjoum the House at any point tf there
appears 10 be an imminent threat to the
..afety of 1t.s members.
Those are some heavy changes.
Admission is free, and all Republicans are
welcome. (714) 556-8555
FEBRUARY
12: Orange County Young Republicans will
host its general meeting at 7 p.m. at the El
Torito on Anton Boulevard, Costa Mesa. For
more information, visit www.ocyr.org.
Daily A Pilot
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POLITICS ASIDE
MoV.ing the
chess pieces
He had plenty I ~:fcfuiess of available
over a money and a
possible ' number of early
Republican endorsements,
throw-down for which together
Rep. Cllrls ears kept challengers
seat. were he to out of the race.
get an even more h--~H)r:m. ite, stable v~ .....
appoinonent doesn't appear
elsewher ..... e. ~1 ·~_..,Si.....: J,._, CAHN thaWt..will be--
glossed over the such a smooth
fact that state Sen. Ross sail. unless there is
Johnlon is facing t,errn behind-closed-door deals
limits. in which the political
So let the race begin. chess pieces get moved to
And it did last week, most everyone's liking.
whh both of · And that should prove
Newport-Mesa's to be to voters' benefits,
Assemblymen, John for -short of a
Campbell and Ken Hollywood-type miracle
Maddm, announcing their -the Republican in this
intentions and talcing race wtlJ win the seat So
ample opponunity to the real bartle will be in
deliver some early po!Jucal the pnmary, with the
punches \o each other. :":ovember election lye-..
You could feel the almO'>l two years away> a
delight among the wnte~ mere formality And. as 1t
as they filed their repons Will be GOPl'r vers~
Campbell has a few GOPer. the IS.Sues they
apparent advantag~ th1., debate wtlJ likely be one\
early on, as he's already of more m1ere<1t 10 the
secured a few notable ma1onty of voter..
endorsements: Johnson's le is wonh hoping that
and Senate Minon()' the inioal war of words
Leader Jim Brulte's. \\111 be augmen1ed by
But Campbell and c,ubstanual discu~ion!> on
Maddox are remark.ably meanmgful top1n.
dose in what promises to or course. this new:.
be another factor in ~ means more polittcal fun
race: money.
•• According to records at
the California Secretary of
State's office. ~of Oct. 19
(the last avatlable
numbers), Campbt>U had
$175,000 in hl5 campaign
coffers, having raised
$278,000 in 2002.
Maddox tr.Wed not far
behind with S l SJ.000,
having ral.5ed SI 50.000
during the year.
CampbeU. who has his
own personal wealth to
draw on. probabl} has the
upper hand when 11
comes 10 future
fund-raising (and he
clearly raised more for hie,
reelecuon than Maddux
did). Bui at this poinl, the
• Marting line seems preny
even.
A third potential
candidate.
Assemblywoman Pat
Bates, 1s funher behmd m
lhe money race She had
r.µsed $33,000 by Oct. 19,
and had nearly $47,000 in
cash.
S~at:ion has it that
the race could cost the
winner as much as SI
million.
Campbelfs early
announcement was much
akin to how he handled
his first run for the
Assembly. way back in
1999. Then, he got in early
when former
Assemblywoman Marilyn
B~ was being termed
out, as Johnson is now.
lhan just who will replace
Johnson. Keep m mind
that tf Campbell i<o
nmnmg for higher offiu'.
that operu. up tus seat tn
the As.sembly. And
\.faddox is termed out of
hi'> !>pol. so there wtlJ be a
new face m
:-.;ewpon-Mesa\ n£'\-\.e\t
district lthanl.s to
reaUgnment
Given Campbell . .,
c;trategy Ja..,t ume around.
11 might no1 be long before
nam~ for thoSt' sea1' pop
up
C..os1a Me!>a Cary
tounctlman Gary
Monahan, who remains a
bright star for the
Republican Party m the
aty. sa.Jd he has no
interest in going to
Sacramento. A hener
po<osibility for CampbeU'~
~eat would be Irvine
counctl member;,
includmg Ovtstina Shea.
who was among tho!le
scared off by Campbell'~
early endor..ements in
1999.
Or. tmagine Irvine
Mayor Larry Agran m tha1
pot. actually represennng
Newpon Beach
So political 1unk.ies.
delight We seem destined
for a couple of interesung
races. at least
• S.J. CAHN is the managrng
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WEATHER FORECAST SURF
Where did that rain come
from ? Well; wherever it was.
It's may provide some more
this evening. There's a 20%
chance enyway.
We'll be partly sunny today,
with highs in the lower to
mlcf.«>e In N9Wp0rt-Mesa.
Lowa will be in the mid-40s..
We may find more showers
Frid1y morning, but the
weekend'e ltlll looting nice.
lnfonnatlon:
www.nws.noaa.gov
We'll atlll see aome
head-highs today ea we
continue to slip Into the
under head renge. By Frldey,
we'll reacti the bottom of this
week's surf, with moatly
w1 i1t-to ctieat-hlgha. Our
next northweat awell on~
e>epected Saturdey will teke
its time In and end up he,..
Sundey. Once It arrtvH.
though, it'll be well worth
the wait ea overhead•
dominate.
BOATING FORECAST
The IOUtherly winds wm
blow their typicel 10 to 16 knoi.
In the Inner waten thl•
morning, whh 2.foot wavn
•nd • welt ewttl of 4 to 7 feet.
Law, the wtndl wlll beco~
eouthwetterty.
Out f•rthet, the 80Ulherty
wlndt wtN ltto bk>w 10 to 1 S
knoea, ~ 2.foot wev.. •nd •
nofthvJelt IW'lll of. to 10 -
Weter qualty:
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1:38 p.m.
8:13p.m
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COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL WRAP-UP
INSIDE CITY HALL
OCC SWAP MEET
City leaders denied a
rehearing of the Orange Coast
College swap meet's business'
license Monday, ~ saying there was no new compelling
evidence to reopen
the ~"\Je.
_ . Although many
residents ex.presl)Md concerns
about the legitimacy or the
college shopping venue, City
Council members said they were
legally limi1ed to rule on
whether any new proof had
been presented to warrant
further scrutiny of the License.
Many residents argued that
the ~wap meet tJjd nol benefit
Costa Me~ residents but rather
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
J_WA holiday passenger
traffic posts 2 I % gain
Pas.senger traffic jumped a
whoppmg 21.6% at John Wayne
AIIJ>On in December, airpon of-
ficials reponed Wednesday.
Jhe 695,284-passenger mark
in December reprel.ented an in-
crease of more than 100,000 pru.
..enger.. over Dctember 2001.
CommeroaJ carrier air taxi op·
erauom aJ50 '>howed a sharp in·
crea...e -up 101 % over the same
period m 2001 Commercial ear-
ner lligh1 operntiom slightly in·
vendors and shoppers from
outside the city limits. People
also charged that many vendors
were underreporting applicable
taxes and taking business away
from the "brick and mortar"
stores.
Mayor Karen Robinson, who is
also a lawyer, reminded the
audience of the counclJ
member's limitations, i.aying ii
was their respon9tbility to foUow
the letter or the law.
WHAT IT MEANS:
The OCC swap meet will be
allowed to operate on Saturdays
and Sundays and will be
reviewed by the City Council in
sax m onths.
WHAT WAS SAID -"I am not in disagreement
with the comments, but I am
creased -4.4%.
willing to let it play out for i.ix
months and give the coUege. the
vendors and everyone the
benefit of the doubt,"
Councilman Chris Steel said.
REZONING THE BLUFFS
Council members h~ded a
city committee
recommendauon
~ to study lhe possibmty of
#'FRO'lfl) rezoning the city'i>
bluffs and said
they wanted
concrete doa.unenu\tion of the
anticipated effe<."tS of '>uch a bold
move.
A debate has long brewed
about the financial benefits of
turning much of the industrial
pon1on of the Westside, the
closei.t ocean propeny 111 the
bra ting the teddy bear\ I OOth
binhday -w one local chamy
in each major market it i.erve!>.
Fifteen years ago. Q1ildhelp
USA was licensed by California
to OJ?erate two six-bed group Costa esa cnarity ----:-homes In Orange County LO
receives $ l 2,000 serve severely abu'>Cd boy'> and
Notably, there were actually
fewer flights in December than
in December 200 I . There were
28.520. down 73 -or 0.3%.
girls age" 6 to 12. A third home
Robinsons-May announced was licensed in 1999 '>pec1fi
Tuesday that 11 will award more cally to i.crve siblings for '>hon
than S 12,000 10 01ildhelp USA 1erm diagnostic treatrne111.
Orange County Group Homes By providing a safl:', '>tahlt·
of Costa· Mesa as part o f its home environment and a vari
llohday Bear Campaign ety of nurturing thcrapcu11c
Through its parent company. program-., these children are
fhe May Department Stores slowly able to he.ii their
C.o .. Robinsons-May i'> donating' wound'>, find their way back to
a percentage of the proceeds new families and return w '>On
from the purchase of the Cen· ety as functionin g adolc'>tl'rtl'>
tennial Holiday Beari. -cele-"01iJdhelp USA extend!'! our
ANTIQUE Row
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CAFE HOURS:
Mon-Sim 9am-4pm
CanJ/rs to ChaniklinT, U1td &
RArt Books, C"stom Piaurt
Framini, Furniturt Rntoration
arul m~h mort !
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cuy. to re<,1de11llal 1oni.ng to
attract high end home builder'>
Bui.inc-.'> owners oppose the
idea be<:au!.e ii would pha.~ out
the commercial distncl
Cow1dJwoman Libby Cowart
said she Wdllled lO know why
hou.'i.ing developers haven't bet:11
attracted to the area ~ there L'>
an underiytng residential wne t.Ji.11
would pemlJl horn~ in 1he dl'CCl
She al\o warned that re/Onlllg
wouJd be a difficult deci!tion 10
make, as II would perwnalJy
aflec1 many (..o!>t& Me~a
bu~meS!. ow,nen.. If 11 were ca'>y.
it would have been done long
ago, ~he ..aid.
WHAT rT MEANS:
lne dty will look f<Jr
consullctnl'> to '>ludy the ht•ndil'>
and dctnnll'nt'> of the zoning
t hange
'>lnlt'fl' ,1pprt•t1al1lH1 lO Hob111
'>On'> May tor their thuuKhtlul
contcrn lor 1hc li\e~ and wtll
be111g ur abu~ed thildrt'll, .. ,,11d
John l oll1m, dirl'Ltor of um1
rnunlly program' in a µn''' n•
lea'>t' "llw1r nrntnbut1on \\.ilf
help lhl· < .roup llome t htlda·n
ob1J1n a 111on· p11.,.lt\ e per-.pt.·t
ll\e .1hm11 hit•, lmc and rt'
la11011 .. 111 P' ..
rhl• lhfl'l' rnllt•t t1bfe "t t•nl t'll
nial" tt·<ld\< lw.tr" -dt·.,.gned
bv '1.w and prndlll t·<l h')' < 1111HI
n•pn·,t·nt l'W:!. !•Fil and
LOO:! I ht· 1mg111al tedd} bt'ar
""·" n.trm·tl for l'rc'>1de111 rh1·0
Jore -r t·dtl ~" Holf'>C\'t:h
WHAT WAS SAID
"I dill not ~ 1mv111lt:d 1ha1 thl'
111du1>1naJ area I\ b.ld or 1<,
pulling down property vaJue'>.
but I cenamly WdJll to M!c,"
Cowan~1d .
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Newport I !arbor Ammal
I lo'>pllaJ gaml·d unanimou~ ( 11>
Council endurwmt'nt tu expaud
de'>plle !>hK}ll v-c.1r1.111t l''> from
rt'j{Uhu parking
~ -.4uo1t-nwn".
K1•11 Millian, th1·
ho'>1u1..J uv.ner.
\\..illl\ Ill build a
11,00() '>ljUJH' 10111
add11wn w1th11111 .tll tlw rl·qu1 rt•d
parkmg \pat, . ., d1·.,.~11.ited b)
c11y rndt'. ~11lh.m llil'> propo'>t•d
JY park.mg "P•H t''· <111d tht:' nty
rl:'quire'> 1h. Jl t ord111g to .i '>t.111
NEXT MEETING
•WHAT. Costa Mesa City
Council meeting
•WHEN. 630 pm Jan 20
• WHERE: City Hall. 77 Fair Drive
•INFORMATION (71 4) 754-5223
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Cordially invites you to olttN1d the 3rd Annual
#South Orange County
Economic Forecast
lor 2003"
PreMnted by E•moel Adibi, Ph.D.
Director ol tfte A. Gory Ander1on
Center lor Economic ReHOrch,
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Time: . 8:00 arn
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SPACE IS VERY UMnED
GRASS
Continued from Al
youth sports o~tion will be
aaed for longer lighting hours
for its upcoming Paclflc Girls
Fast Pitch Softball niple Crown
Tournament Ughts will stay on
unbl 9 p.m. Feb. 8 and until 8
LAW
Continued from A 1
and lcilled by a child molester on
·parole who lived in her neigh-
borhood. Under California's law,
every month cities get a disc
from the Department of Justice
with a complete list of registered
offenders.
in Costa Mesa, where 137 con-
victed sex offenders are now reg-
istered. detectives who investi-
gate sex crimes trade the
offenders, Det Sgt. Jack Archer
said.
"What we do is check our mas-
ter Ust of registered offenders,"
he said. "They are required to
register with.in five days of their
birthday. So we keep uack of
p.m. Feb. 9 at Bonita Creek. Ar-
royo and Grant Howald parks.
The Newport Harbor Baseball
Assn.'s request for portable llgbts
at Mariners Park was J>O'tpOned
to give association members
time to meet with neighbors of
the park. Commissioners will
coMJder whether to allow port-
able lights there until 9 p.m. on
various days between Feb. 10
W e know none of
them have fallen off
the radar because
we've constantly
verified their
addresses.'
Set-Steve Shulman
Newport.Beach Police officer
to register,· Archer said.
Newpon Beach has less of a
problem because it has very few
offenders living in the city -
about 26 registered sex crimi-
nals, said Sgt. Steve Shulman.
and June 15. Commissioners will consider
that and the Bonita Qutyon
Sporu Park matter at their next
meeting.
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
NewPort Beactt and John Wayne
Airport. She may be reactted •t
(949) 67~232 or by e-mail II
june.ca•llfl'ancn /11t1mes.com.
view" with the police ~epart ·
ment before they leave the city. ~If they leave without doing
that and we don~ know where
they are. we file a case with the
district anomey.· Archer saJd.
"When they leave the city and we
know where they're going. we
notify the police agency in the
city they're moving to."
Two groups who do pose ma-
JOr challenges are people . who
fail to register and transients.
who are required to register ev-
ery 60 days. he said. ad~g that
sometimes there are discrepan·
aes between the state's and city's
numbers.
"Sometimes, we get the infor·
mation before they do, and lt
takes a while for them to update
it,· he said. "It's not a perfect sys-
tem, but it's a good system.·
etr btrttfdays, andUsomeone
hasn't come in, one of our de·
tectives knocks on their door to
findoutwhathappened."
·we know none of them have
fallen off the radar because we've
constantly verified their ad-
dresses,· he said ·or course, the
s1 uat:loniSconstantlychanging.
But we take a proactive ap-• DEEPA BHARATH covers public
proach by maJd.ng routine safety and oourts She may be
checks.· readled at (9491574-4226 or by
In most cases. "they're either
defiant or have simply forgotten
All registered offenders must e-ma11 at
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council members other than
Heffernan -who cast the only
negative vote -about
que uonable ethics or the
appearance of conflict of 1meres1..
it dldn't surface.
Adams' call for campaign
reform and belated rejection of
the weU-known tacncs of Ellis .•
who served as tus campaign
manager in 2002, don't lay a
glove on the conflict of interest
issue.
It has been charged that Ellis
used the same dlshonest tacncs
that helped elect Adams m
managing the election of our
mayor, Steve Bromberg. two
years earlier. There IS no question
that Ellis' influence is deeply
embedded in Newport Beach
poliUC6, or that the tacncs he has
used to get there makes this a
legitimate inaner for
investigation by the district
attorney.
At nsk is our entire elective
process. and no amount of
everybody-does-It can change
that fact or the steadily shnnbng
turnout of disenchanted voters at
our local elections.
The one crinca.J element still
nus.sing in tlus dismal picture b
the rejection of Ellis and hl.s
tactics by the other City Council
members who have profited
from his services. The longer
they WcUt, the harder tt .. w.i be for
them to remove their feet from
the fire Ellis st.aned, which is still
bwning fiercely. if letters on the
Pilot Forum page are an
mchcator.
These council members will be
unable 10 avoid declaring
them~lves when Heffeman's
ordinance comes to a vote in a
few weeks. UnnJ then, Heffernan
is keeping a low profile. going
over the legaJ details of hIS
measure with the city attorney
and not hurrying the p~
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"My only interest.· he sa~. "IS
getting something done. That's
why I wdn'1 make this a
campaign issue. I d on't want 1t to
be a political football. I need
allies, so this has to be done
carefully.·
Meanwhile. back at the aupon.
the Federal Avianon
Admuuscranon has apparently
approved the final plan
negotiated to extend the caps on
John Wayne Airpon until 2015.
Because the FM letter is lengthy
and detailed. it reqwres ~ew
by lawyers represenung all
airport negotiaung groups before
it is submitted to a federal Judge
for approval. That, finally, will be
the end of the ltne At least unnJ
2015.
Before I left for Colorado, I met
with Newpon Beach City Atty
Bob Burnham and City Manager
Homer Bludau Lo chscuss a
column I wd on the City Council
meeting in which the new airpon
cap was passed unanimously
and several council member;
explained from the dais that
there wouldn't be any more noa..e
-maybe even less -for us
clVihans on the ground, even
though the number of fl1gtm
would be appreoably mcreased. I
found that absurd and said~.
Bwnham addre~ ~ u;.sue
with a long and complex
enVU'OrunentaJ repon that he
obviously felt proved the ca.<,e for
less noise. I got lost in iL but
since I respect h1s
profesfilonalism, I'll concede the
point with one maior ca'>il. His
proof is all on paper. The test wbi
come in my baclc yard
But one useful revelation grew
out of our lengthy conve™LUon
that started on a mildly hosble
note and ~nded, 1 would hope. m
mutual respect.
It hit me clearly that we were
approaching tlus issue from very
different places. which made
communication difficult because
we both felt our positions
strongly.
Bwnham and tus associates
had spent many days and weeks
and months negotiating the cap
agreement Because they
regarded it as a considerable
achievement in the public
Interest, they deeply resented
what they considered unfair
crltid.sm. Their view was that. "
under exceedingly difficult
circumstances. they had pulled
off a real coup for the residents of
Newport Beach.
My view -and one that the
Pilot Forum page letters would
suggest ls widely shared -Is that
the only viable long-tenn
solution to the steady and
continuing expansion of John
Wayne Airport was -and is -
an airport at El Thro.
The Oty Cound.l abandoned
this solution to begin working on
TWA caps when El Thro wu still
firmly within reach. Had they
kept their focus and put their
cap-negotiating zeal into Fl Thro,
Instead, we might have an
airport there instead of a
mythJca1 Great Park. Prom that
place, It'• hard to wotk up
enthusiasm OYer new caps and
· more flights. even lf the noile
really doesrit lnaeue.
ManwbDe. peuage of the
Heffernan conOict of Interest
meuurt would help clear the
~tal air in Newpon
Bad\. And wb1le they ponder
their poetdon on this matter -.nd
on Da\'e EDia. Oty c.ounco
memben might want to check
out tome beck 1-.tet ol the
Pllot'l leaen to the editor.
• JOl8ltt N. EL It 1 ~of
Senta Ant Htighlii. Hie column
tppNn~
PUBLIC
SAFETY
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Fire breaks out in
construction site
Costa Mesa fireflghters
Wednesday morning
snulled out a small fire
that broke out In the Ikea
buildlng still undel con-
strucdon at Home
~ch. officials wd.
The fire was triggered
when welding sparks
came into contact with a
piece of loose Insulation
blown into a pit by the
-wind, Costa Mesa flre
Capt. Randy Croll said.
No one was hurt, and
none of the strueture'!
were mvolved, he wd
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
•Anton Boulewrd: Grand
theft was reported in the
600 blodc at 8:22 a.m
Monday.
• Coll9 Avenue: Petty
theft wes reported In the
2100 blodc at 1 :04 p.m.
Monday.
• H•mitton Strwt:
Vandalism was reported
in the 600 blodc at 10:13
am Monday.
• Harbor Boulewrd: Petty
theft was reported in the
3100 blade at 12·40 p.m
Monday
• N.wport Bout.vard and
&st Wilson S1rWt: A
traffic accident involving
injuries was reported at
11 :30 a.m. Monday.
• Ptacentla Awnue:
Vandaliam wa1 reported
In the 2300 blodc at 1 11
p.m.Monday
• Red Hllt Awnue:
Annoying phone calls
were reported In the 2900
blodc at 8:18 a.m.
Monday.
• Souttl Cout Drive·
Grand theft was reported
in the 1400 blade at 8:28
a.m Monday
• VictoN Straet: A home
burglary was reported in
the 700 blade at 8:42 a m
Monday
NEWPORT BEACH
• Elst Balbo• 1*119wtd.
A home burglary waa
reported in the 200 bl<><*
at 12·54 p.m Tuesday.
• Broed Straet: A vehicle
btJrglary was reported in
the 2800 bl<>dt at 7:31
am. Tuesday.
• C..mpus Ottve:
Annoying calls were
reported in the 4100 bl<><*
at 3:04 p.m. Tuesday.
• East Coast Hlghw.y:
Battery was reported in
the 3500 blade at 9'08
p.m. Tuesday.
• Newpo11 c.trter Ottve
East Petty theft waa
reported in the 200 blodc
8t 8:40 p.m. Tue.day.
• ~ Av.nue and
Hospltal RMCl:A
hit-and-run w11 reported
at 2:03 p.m. Tuesday.
• Jasmine Cf"Mk Ottw: A
home burglary wa1
reported in the 100 blodc
at 11 :28 a.m. Tueaday.
• w..tdifr Ottw: Grand
theft waa reported In the
1600 blade at 11:07 a.m.
Tuelday.
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APPEALS
Conbnued from Al
about the number of bedrooms
planned for Hernandez's larger
home, saying the renovated
home could easily be convened
to rental housing.
one on 19th Street and the Mesa Verde resident Robin
other on flower Street -in· I.effier, who came into the po-
volving second-story addltions litical spotlight when she fought ~at h ad been previously de-a massive home remodel proJ·
med and then appeaJed to the ect rwo doors down Crom her on
council. Samoa Place in 1999, said sh e
Councilwoman Ubby Cowan opposed Hernandez's project,
said the Planning Department calling it a "poorly balanced d;-
should handle some projects. stgn with severe m~g." •
"Quate frankly, I am frus· She provided a de'lfilled pres·
Lrated, • Cowan sald about the entation, using Hernandez's
West 19th Street home. "I don't own blueP.rints on where walls
understand why in the world could be constructed and
~e are having to see this or why kitcheas could be added to
1t was even denied.~ make comple'te and separate
The same comments were .. living areas.
evident when the councU re-Steel had the same concerns
Vlf!Wed the l-1owcr Street home and questioned -for lhe sec-
and had subdued a little an the ond time that evening -Her-
later hours when city leaders nandez's purpose for remodel·
were asked to scrutini7,e the ang .
city's current design review "What are your intentio ns?"
guidelines. Steel asked pointedly.
Overall, council members To which Hernandez bluntly
said they would like to o;ee more answered: ·This is an invest·
concrete gu1dehne\ for home ment, and I am ma.ximi.1.mg the
remodeling. especially for' sec square footage. Why am I build-
ond-story addition\, to give ang it this big'? Because I can."
reo;idents more confidence an Cowan wondered why others
upgrading their propertae!>. were even concerned with lhe
"These architect\ palm-number of bedrooms when at as
-takingfy -adhere to atJ aar cny rror w1thtrr Ure---ctty's" legal
codes, but when it comes to the authority to regulate that.
design review process .. it's a ·we hear a lot about this at
crap<,hoot, • Councilman Gary too ntany h'earings, • Cowan
Monahan said. sa.id. Mil can't become three
Monahan, who tnllially ap· apanments because this is a
pealed the denials of both '>ec-[low reo;identiaJJ zone .... rught
ond-story rro1ects before them now. !homeowners) have the
that everung, said homeowners nght to rent out rooms. That is
such as Alex I lernandez on 19th the law.·
Street \hould not be '>Ubjectcd To quell some of the conten
to the type of <,cruuny he re-tious issues that have sur-
ceaved from the Planning Com-rounded home remodels, coun
m1s\1on and Caty C.ouncal. cil m embers voted
C 11) le.ider\ wt.>re concerned unanamou'>ly to review the city's
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current design tandards, which
have been the reason moM
projects were 1mt1a1Jy denied.
Council members agreed that
the requaremems needed to be
scaled back. to give people a
better understanding of what is
acceptable. Stricter guidelines
would leave le~ room for
guessing and create less contro·
versy. officials said.
Scrutiny of the guideline'> will
start at lhe Planning Commas·
sion level, where two publac
hearin gs will talc.e place. A rec-
ommendauon will lhen be sent
to the Chy Council for action.
rn tl}e meantime, councJl
members will listen to and ruJe
on controversial remodels, as
long as they keep getting ap·
peaJed and re-appealed and re·
appealed.
Steel was unava1Jab for
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TODAY
The lntemationel Coech
Federation. Orange County
. Chapter will host a business
solutions worbhop at the
Wyndham Garden Hotel in
Costa Mesa. The first part of
the workshop will be held from
5 to 6 p.m. and will focus on
contracts for coacnes The
second part will deal with
powerful questioning and will
be held from 6:30 to 8·30 p m
The hotel is at 3550 Avenue of
the Arts. For more information,
call Elaine Arons at (949)
457-6190, or YISlt
www.icforangecounty.com
AROUND TOWN
TM Newport 8Ndt c.ntral
Library will host the first
Mother-Daughter Book Club
meeting of 2003 at 7 p.m at
the library The book club ta for
girts in fifth through seventh
grades and their moms o r
favorite female grown-ups
Book club members meet
monthly to share fr1endsh1ps,
fun and book talks at the
discussion group. The library 1s
at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more
information, call (949) 717-3801
or visrt
www newportbeach/1brary org
FRIDAY
The Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum will host a special
battle reenactment from 4 to 7
p m in Newpon Harbor
Refreshments will be served
after ttie sail The museum 1s at
151 E Coast Highway
Reservations required The fee
1s $50 for adults and S20 for
cn1ldren under the age of 12
For more information call
(949) 673 7863
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786-8878
AuditioN fof th• Schoof of
Amencan Ballet's 2003
Summer Course will be held at
the DeFore Dance Center in
Costa Mesa Aud1t1ons are
open to intermediate and
advanced students only and
will be held from 1 to 2 30 p m
for 13-year-olds. from 2 30 to 4
p.m. for 15-year-olds and from
4 to 5 p.m. for 16-to
18-year-olds. Students must
register one hour in advance
For more information. call
(2 12) 769-0600 or (714)
241 -9908
SUNDAY The latest appeal is of .a de·
nial of a second -story addition
to an Eastside home by lhe
city's zoning administrator lhat
lhe Planning Commission lhen
overturned. Obviously, discon-
tent with the plans for the
Broadway home has b~o ht
the final planning d ecision o
the Ciry Council.
comment Wedne<,day. Muy and Darwin Boblet will SATURDAY
Monahan is not amused. I present a slide lecture about The Newport Bay Naturalists
The Azzoni Sist9n and vocaliat
Brenda von Gremp will
perform works for voice violin
and piano at 3 p m at the
Newpon Beacn Centrlll Library
Christine Azzom Dow plays the
piano and her sister Sandra
Azzon1 Wood plays the violin
The library 1s at 1000 Avocado
Ave Free For more
information call (949) 717 3801
"Why are-we even putttnrf ~ee-year satltny & Fnends w1ll-hosu·gu1ded
homeowne,t'i through 'iO many adventure with their two walking tour of the Upper
or v1s1t
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hoops and so much negativity young sons at 7 pm at the Newport Bay Ecological MONDAY
when all they want to do 15 raise Newport Beacn Central Library Reserve with groups leaving Orange County S1em1 Singlfl
· The presentation 1s part of the every 15 minutes between 9 will hold a meeting from 6 30
a family and increase their library's armcnair travelers and 10.15 a m. Peogle 1oining to 9·30 p.m at the Costa Mesa
property values?" Monahan series. The Boblet family left the tours are encouraged to Neighborhood Community
asked. "I fhank Clm'> Steel ha., from San Francisco Bay and wear comfortable shoes. a hat Center The meeting will
his ,Pri~riries all wrong. I traveled to Mexico, Hawa11. (1f it's sunny) and to bring a include an urban searcn and
don t thank he under'>tando; pn Samoa, Fi11 and New Zealand bird book and b.1noculars to rescue slide program, ltve
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Women's Basketball vs. < al~"''" 1-u/lmon.
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Beall Center fOf Art end Technot09y.
ID/entity: Portraits m tltt 2/Jt ( '11111ry.
An uhibition focu~d on t«hnology's dl't'lt
on tM natutt of identity and the convt'ntions
of portraiturt'. Noon-5 p.m ·n1nday '>uncfay,
Thursday until 8 p.m., &-all ( entC'r. f rtt
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F11m Sodety. G1mmt Shdtrr. This 1970
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Clttlc.el Th90l'Y Institute. A Companion
Sp«ia Manifesto. A talk ind dltcUUion
aploring cro11·1pcda relationships .in hi.Jtori·
cal and tOCial contttu. with Donna H.ar1way.
pn)feat0r of the hl•tory o( C10nsciousnaa. UC
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EDITORIAL
All should be in
agre.ement about
JWA . agreement
M uch has been
made of Lhe newly
inked extension of
Oight restrictions
at John Wayne Airport until
2015, which became a done
ctea1 011 New Year's Eve when
c1ry leaders announced Lhey
had received the blessings of
1he Pederal Aviation
Administration.
Some bemoan the
expansion that was allowed,
namely a jump from
8.4-miJJion passengers a year
to 10.5 million, an increase in
the number of noisy Oights
from Ti to 85 and the increase
111 open gates a1 Ull' rurport
lrom 14 10 20.
It '>Ounds hke a lot of
conn•ss1ons, and tn many
ways. it is.
But in truth, Newport Beach
re.,idents really have a lot of
thanking to do, namely to the
uty '>ta IT and Ciry Atty. Bob
Bumham.
And here's why.
Burnham. ciry council
members -especially Norma
Glover, Gary Proctor and
Dennis O'Neil -and many
others, have worked night and
day to craft a sctrlement that
would be to Lhe liking of all
parties, Lhe city. Lhe county,
Stop PoUuting Our Newport,
the Airport Working Group
and the FM, all the onginal
signatories on lhe landmark
agreement of 1985
About two year, ago, when
llle pu.,h to extend the
curfew'> and flight cape,
heyon<.J the 2005 deadhnt·
lwga11. thNl' wrre '>everal
thing., '>ltllng in Newport'~
way.
hrst and fort·most was the
ugly and contentious battle to
huilcl an airport at the closed
Fl loro Marine base and
South Counry\ threats 10
thwart any JWA '>et!lement
extension, however hollow
tho<;e th1cats were.
There was also great
skepticism that llle FM or the
airlines wouJd not challenge
the JWA restrictions, the
toughest in the United States,
e-;pecially m light o f the 1990
Airport N01se and Capaciry
Act that was passed five years
after Lhe initial landmark JWA
agreement.
That 1990 law put up tough
guidelines for communities
rrying to curb airport noise
and expansion and gave
grea er powers o Ute "FAA and
airlines.
Finci..uy. there were llle
resources and diplomacy
needed to bring together such
a consensus-. Newport leaders
had for years devoted most of
Lhat energy to El Toro. A
tactical decision had to be
made to shift Lhat course and
devote the energy to John
Wayne.
It was, and thank goodness
for that.
Sure. Lhat move has brought
consternation from many in
the pro-El Toro camp, and
maybe they are right that
more could have been done to
put up a united front against
South County and push for
Lhe opening of El Toro as an
airport.
But first and fo~emost,
Newport leaders needed to
worry about their own back
yard. They should really be
credited for seeing how the
policicaJ winds were blowing
and acting quick to make the
extensions happen.
Proof of their fores ight came
last March, when Measure W
passed and rezoned the
airport as a park. pro-airport
supervisor Cynthia Coad was
ousted by anti-ajrpon
challenger Olris Norby, and
Lhe Navy announced it would
parcel off the land and sell It
to the highest bidder.
El Toro was a dream no
longer. And !hanks to Lhe
aforementioned city leaders, it
didn't matter so much for John
Wayne, as the wheels were
already spinning fast on
e-xtension of the light caps
and curfews.
With this FAA agreement
now securely in place,
residents and ciry leaders can
rest assured that they have the
best deal possible. Still, there
1s no time like Lhe present to
look for other options to meet
the sure-to-be-expanding
aviation needs of Orange
County for 2015 and beyond.
MAILBAG .
r I r.-1¥ Tl DAl'tf
Some re sidents don't like a proposal to keep hghts on later at Newport parks, and to use portable ones at Manners. above
No Light at Grant Howald
Field would be just right
I would Like to object to the extended
Lighting hour of the Grant Howald field
("League!> try to light up the night,"
Tuesday). We pay good money for our
view here of the Back Bay and the harbor
and the ocean, and the lights obliterate
that view when they're on, so we request
that that extension not be granted.
DAVTDRYAN
Corona del Mar
Is !)Omething funny about
trees? I)) they amuse you?
You obviously are humored by the
fracas over the Balboa Island ficus treec;
a., your "The Last Word:' column
r,howed. not understandmg, nor canng
that the 11legaJiry of the action and totaJ
d1'\regard for due process doesn't just
disappear because it is no Jonger on the
editorial page (HFarewell to the ficus
fraca'>," Dec 22).
The fact that the city is moving the
la~I remaining tree (completely brown
and parched with no leaves). to b e
~tored at the city yard is the real death
!>entence for the las t tree. Not only
will 1he tree likely die due to the shock
of bPing dug up at its age. but it will
be out of public sight. ~o those of us
who are willing to stand up and
remind people of the lowly actions of
the city will be quieted -for the-
moment.
One does not have to live or own a
business on Main Street to appreciate
the beauty, shade and toxic filter those
tr~es provided. Having been through
this very same process at my own
complex, it 1s extremely rare and very
expensive for trees to be replanted. Out
of sight, they assume out of mind. The
city hopec, ·we will JU'>t go away.·
Don't count on 1t
ROSEANNE EICHENBAUM
Co.,ta Mesa
Not in support of a 19th Street
bridge, but of common scn~e
Re: My comrnt:nls in the Pilo1 on Jan.
8 about the 19th Street bridge
I was not in support of a formal \IUd)
of the 19th Street bridge a'i '>eem' w bl'
indicated in Lhe Pilot on Wcdnc!>day
("Council bum'> 19th Street bridge
notion"). Su ch a study might CO'>I a\
much a.s S 150.000, and I belt eve that
this would be waste of tax payer fund'>.
Instead, I ugge'lted that tlw < lly
Council take the common-'>en..,e and
pracucal '>tep of 'icndmg out Jctters 10
developers and other profe.,'>ionals who
are knowledgeable about 'hopping
centers and asl. them what II m1gh1 1.1l.t·
for them to build a much needed,
col'nmun11y revttalumg shopping center
on the We'itMdt•
Would ll requ1rl' a bndgt:1 If '>O, whyl
TI1en the City C..ouncil mighl be able to
mue an informed de('l\IOn on lht'
!>Ubject.
I also told the City Courml 1hat I
know of at least one supcrmarkt'I t.:ha1n
that has indicated it is intcrer,ted in
building a major, modern supermarl.el
on the Westside without .i brid~e .. md
that this chain would even prt'IN 10 1101
have a bridge.
MARTIN MIUARD
( O'>IJ Mt•\a
19th Street bridge would be a
boon to Westc;ide
I do believe a bridge at 191h '>trt'et I'>
needed. I think it would be a pht'> in
many way'> and improve the 1magc of
lhl' \\'t·,h1tfr An me ~ea..e m trarfil
would he c1 myth I trdve l Vu t<m.t JI
differen1 hour., c111d havt• found m1n1111.il
traffil
CARA FRYE
Lo'>ta Ml''J
19th Street bridge will help
reduce traffic on other street"
Yt·'· I 1hml. we• '>hould co1111nut• .1
'tudy 1111 lht' hndge at I •Ith Mreet I tlt'n:
'"\~a} 111 rnut h tralfh on V1t tuna anti
Wll'>Oll lJ rt''>ltlt•fltl<ll Slrt'el) going .ind
roming from l O\tJ Mt''>J and
I lunt111gto11 Healh. Al .. o 0 11 Adam.,,
thl'rl' I'> mmh lraffil
I .im IJll.mg mainly ahout 1hc l·..irl~
morning trnrtit .md t'\emng traffil I
hJ\l' al"'aY'> ht't'n a prnponenr o f tht•
hndgt'
RUTH WILSON
< O'>la Mr .. a
Yechc" ca~ \how\ city need-..
to do more to prevent abuse
I do not VJt•w lht• I rt•n1011 Mkhac•I
Ve1 hl''> t a'>c l.iw.,u1t a!) a ·.,hamele'>'>
grab· into llw n ty\ det•p po< ket'>. Wh.11
lhe d1y 11111\t do to be '>afr in the futurt•
I'> lo 1 011duc1 mut h more
Lnmprt'ht'll\IVl' law cnforn•rnt•n t · t ypt·
bad.~rouml dll'lk.-. 011 aJl lho'c
applv1ng lor po.,itwn' 111volv111g conla< I
w11h 1 h1ldren
1Jndt'r'>t.111d.1bly. !hi\ prott''°' will ht·
rnort· 1111w n111'un1111~ .ind expcn~tw.
but unul this ot l ur'> the nty will
lOntmu1 10 lt•avr 11.,elf open to r,1m1lar
JaW\lllt"
KENT S. MOORE
Corona del Mat
•EDITOR'S NOTE Moors 1s a contracted
background invei;119ator
LETTER TO THE EDITOR HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
Def en se of school, union
misses Wliat is really 'scary '
A fter reading the Mailbag
on Jan. I, I felt the need
to respond to teacher Joe
nobinson, but am not quite sure
where to begin.
I believe his initial intent was
to defend his union, (defend
probably isn't the word to use
since he called them the
•fet>blest of orgaruzation.s";
maybe explain IS a better word)
but tJ1en he writes to assure the
reader that all I weU with
tudent behavior and
motivation. He alo;o takes issue
with the phrase "dumbing
down· of education used in a
previous letter and shares
.statistics about Advanced
Placement classes being off crcd
and used at Ncwpon Harbor
I Ugh School.
I re th n goes on a lengtJ\y and
quJte detailed d riptJon about
th atrodti tbat have been
t.ommtncd through the
cenruri an the name of
~U310~ And how our fo\Uldlng
fathers~ that there wo\Jld
Jtevtr be a 1tate relJgk>n In
Nneria. Then l(s back to aPIMltnc lhe ratk>n&W of why
cha Urilon rett compdled to help
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rid the school board of the
member with the "scary Ideas."
He feels that his union is
feeble and powerless. I see a
union that is strong and
powerful with political and
social goals that are not in the
best interest of students or
teachers..
The wortd is not "better
behaved today than It was 35
years ago," and the students of
today are a reOectlon of that fact.
Cmon. take off your
rose-colored ~· Or at least
go visit a school in another
district, say, Lo Angeles Unified
There .is no question that ln
hl'l attempt to connect with
God, man has done some
terrible acts of inhumanity. Why
Is tha\ need so strong to have a
relationship with God that we
continue to do the same even
today?
The Rlble says that God put
thar d Ire ill our .hearts. Docs
man's failed attempu change or
dbcredil who God ls or what He
wants for or Crom us? Did the
chance of bavfng a Oui.sdln
voice on tho ICbool board
continue realty c:auae teachers to
"shudder in horror"?
Prom the historical
documents and writings that I
have read, I don't think it was
the intent of our founding
fathers to relegate God to a
ceremonial throne with no
power to affect societal affairs. ln
Communist countries. God has
no power because he doesn't
exist ln America he exists, but
he has no power. Which is
worse?
How Is an individual silent
prayer sponsoring a state
reUglon? How Is displaying a
historical document sponsoring
a state religion? And how would
Including a d Jgn theory be
·changing our science classes to
match her" (Wendy l.eece)
particular reUgfon? I dJdn't lcnow
a belief ln creation was exclusive
roOuisdan
ln the Declaration or
independence, Thomu •·
Jeffe:r10n wrote l.be"phrasea ·a.11
men areauted equa1· and
"endowed by their ~ator. •
Hope t.bls •ac:ery Id " dJdn't
mab you •atiudder ln honor:
llCHEUEROE eo.c. Mela
CfTY Of COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa,
CA 92626, (714) 754-5223
Mayor: Karen Robinson
Council: Libby Cowan, Allan Mansoor, Gary
Monahan and Chris Steel
CrTY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd ..
Newport Beach, CA 92663, (949) 644-3309
Mayor: Steve Bromberg
Coundl: Gary Adams, Steve Bromberg, John
Heffernan, Di<* Nichols, 0el}f'lis O'Neil, Gary
Proctor, Tod Ridgeway and Don Webb
COAST Co.1UNfTY COUEGE DtSTlUCT
District Office: 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa,
CA 92626, (714) 432-5898
Chancellor. William M. Vega
Boant. President Peul Berv-r. Vice President
Annando Ruiz, George Brown, Jerry Patterson
and Watter G. Howald; student trustee Deretc
Shelly
NEWPORT..MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
District Of'llct: 2985-A Bear St., Cotta Meaa, CA
92626, (714) 424-6000
8'apeetl1'9ndent Robert Barbot
Boerd: Prelldent Marttla Auor, Vice President
Dana Blite*. Clertt Serene Stoic .. , David Brooka,
Tom Egan, Judy Franco and Uncle Sneen
MESA CONSOLl>ATED WATER otSTRICT
1• Ptaotntte Av.., Co1t11 Meea, CA e2en <949l
831-1200
loefd: Preeldent Jim Altdn.on, Vice Pr9lident
Mllce ~. Tructv Ohffg.Helt, Fnld BodcrniO.,
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COSTA .U SNITMY DllJMCT
P.O. b 1200, CoN ...._,CA 92828-1200, (714)
]· iU!
754-5043
Board: President Ar1ene Schafer, Jim Ferryman.
Art Perry, Greg Woodside and Dan Worthington
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9050, Costa Mesa,
CA 92628-9050, (714) 966-4000
Elizabeth D. Parter, member, Trustee Area t;,
Costa Mesa, Newport Beach
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center PISZ9,
Santa Ana, CA 92701
• Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa Mae, Newport
Beach), (714) 834-3220
•Thomas Wilson, 5th Distric;t (Newpoft Coast),
(714) 834-3550
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR
88 Fair Dnve, Costa MMa, CA 92626 (714) 708-FAIR •
Board: President Ruben A. Smith, Vice President
Patricia Velasquez. Randy Smith, Emlly Sanford,
Peggy Haldl, James Barid>, Deborah Carona,
lulie A. Ray and Frank Barbtiro
STATE SENATE
Roat Johnson (R), 36th District. 18552
MacArthur Blvd., Suite 395, Irvine, CA 92716,
(949) 833-0180; fax: (949) 833-0698; ,,..._
Secretary Pat Joyce, (916) 323-1200
STATE ASSE-.Y
John cam~I (R), 70th Diltrict, Stat Clpffol.
Secrameoto, CA 95814, (916) 319-2010
e..m.Jt: distrlcf10•Dt«nbly.ce.f10V
Ken Maddox (R), l8ttt Oistrict. StN c.pHot.
Secramtoto, CA 815114, (918) (918) 31t-20e8; ~
0r IOC9I oMc. et 12195 Mein St., SuM 100. I ~ Gtvw 82840; (714) 838-1SS; f
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Diiiy Ptlot SOCIETY ThurS<lay January 9, 2003 A7
THE CROWD
Charity league Unveils 2?
young women to society
T he Newport 1. hapter or
National Cllarity League
Inc. celebrated it~ 42nd
annual charity ball,
introducing 27 accompli!>hed
young ladies to local l>Ocie ty.
The
National
Olarity
l eague
motto I!.,
"We '>earch
for charuy
Within
our!.elvc<,
and '>trive for
the
granow.ne'>'> 8. W. COOK w '>hare 11
\\ ith other., •
To celebrate th10, commun11\
spirit, more than 500 gue'>t'>
converged upon the llya11
Regency Hotel m lrv1m• to pa>
tribute to the !.C>Clal deliveram t•
of local daughter'>. 'l'>ll'r'> ,and
friends of the Na11on.1l Chant}
League.
Over the yt.>ar,, tht· ern ph.i'"
on the debutantc pre'>t'lllC1t1011 .
while still formal and o,1et•1wd
in tradi11on. hac, 1. h,111gt'd
Today. there 15 a IMgt'r \ll'\\,
encompa'>'>mg the teat hmg of
leadership <1lill'>. t ornn1111111)
1nvolvement and the
importance of volunteerism in
American society.
In years and decades past,
the emphasis on a young
woman making her social
debut was directly related to
finding a husba.nd within a
particular social and
economical echelon within the
commumty. Times have
1.hanged.
lhe 27 young women
making their social debut for
the National Olarity League
may mdeed be privileged.
rnmmg from families of
meam. However. this social
bow I!. about academic, athletic
.rnd commumty ach1evemenl!..
It\ about young women
lumhmg '>IX years of local
tomrnunity !.ervtce and
hnash1ng high school with
plan'> to attend college'> and
umver.,1t1e!> of every
dl'.,crapuon. Indeed. it is a nte
of pa-.~age and a coming of
<1ge. and with deference to the
l111ancial privilege attached 10
the dehutante bow. thic; 1s an
CJlta'>IOn that many famihe!>
trea-,ure for a lifetime.
The 42nd Na11onal Oianty
I t•ague Debutante Ball was
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James Roberts, the presenter
for the evening, mtroduced the
young women and their escorts
to Newport society.
Roberts was joined by Mary
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Newport chapter of the
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JennJ Porteous, 2002
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director. m welcommg the 27
exquisite young ladies gliding
mto the ballroom m their
personally o;elected
noor-length white gown!> with
their arms <:0vered by long
white gloves. In the trad11ion of
the National Oianty League.
each debutante wore the gold
and pearl medallion around
her neck
The elegant affair was
planned by Porteous.
supported by a dedicated
comm11lee or mothers and
friends who helped to
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Head, Laura Claster, Victoria Quinlan, Nicole Shute, Stephanie P1zzorn1, Kimberley KeWey. (center
row, left to right) Elizabeth Anderson. Lauren Foster, Heather McKay, Lauren Cole. Krystalle Glosser,
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the crowd.
Frum the firc,t dance to the
final goodbye'>. 11 wac, an
evening of celebrauon for very
_proud local farntlie'>. ~ending a
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"The best time to make friends is before
you need them!" And t:he{out:h program
at Presbyterian Church c;> the Covenant .
in Costa Mesa is one of the friendliest
places in town. Almost every night of the
we~k there's something going on there
bringing young peQple together for
dinner, games, and meaningful
discussions on life issues imi;>0rtant to today's youth. Patrick Thompson, Eric H arvey and Teri
Yuen leading th~ youth mirustrics and have great plans for 2003. •
Sunday, Janw.ry 12, will ~ Youth Sunday and the launchin~ of a new Puppet Ministry for
the younger kids. February 7 and March 22 the Senior High groups will host an Italian
Dinner and a Country Jamboree co help raise money for their Easter break Mission P~.
They will once ~n travel together to Tijuana and build two homes for local families who
h2ve no place co live. ..
If the goin' is gertin_g easier -then you ain't climbing! Make new friends, make the right
decisions, make a difference in chis world through faith, courage and determination and make
the Bible yo4f guidebook for the journey! Oim6 ~board and cake the challenge. ,
UPCOMING YOUTH EVENTS
Every Sunday Morning Worship
10:00 a.m.
· _ January 12th -Youth Sunday
~Ui Sunday ~tarlight Evening Worship
January 26th -6:30 p :m. ~~~· • s ·-s.
Tuesdays at 5:30
Senior High Dinner, Games and Discussions
Thursday's at 6:00
rlUG IN
"COOC' (Children of Our Lord) K-6th Grade
"Crossroads" Gathering Ur. High)
Games, Candle/Prayer lime
-February 7
Italian Dinner hosted by Senior High
Febnuuy 20 -23
Sr. High Wmter Camp
March 22 .
Country Jamboree hosted by Senior High
April 13 -18
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THEATER .
J
'SCR does the math on ·
prize-winning 'proof'
By Tom Titus Auburn the 2001 Pulitzer Prize
and Tony Award in its original
B ack when South Coast Broadway production. The SCR
Repertory was in Its rendition is being directed by .
infancy, Richard Doyle Michael Bloom with Emily Berg),
was among the young, dynamic Otrlstina Haag and Ja·mes
company of actars that exuded Waterston joining DoY!e in the
artistic energy by the bushel. cast
FY1
•Proof" continues dally, with the
exception of Mondays. through
Feb. 9 on SCA'• Segemrom
Stage, 666 Town Center Drive,
Coata Mesa. Ticket Information
is available at (714) 708-5555.
Today, nearly 40 years later. Doyle,had little trouble
Doyle remains one of the relating his character's situation makes It very interesting, and
linchpins ofSCR's acting troupe, to hls own. even though the director Michael Bloom has
but now he specializes in parts actor'S' artistic vitality remains as made the process fun,• Doyle
written for more mature vibrant as ever. declared. "And with Emily Berg!
performers, such as the "There are resonances with and Christina Haag as my ~thematical genius tlining their relationship and mine with daughters -both of whom I've
with senility in David Auburn's my daughter. Sarah. who is worked with before --we fit
"Proof,· which opens on the interested in the arts," he together as a family really well
Segerstrom Stage this weekend. observed. And James Waterston is a great
Doyle will be seen as Roben. a "I remember recently telling addition to the group."
brilliant theorist until the age of someone how I wanted to stay Bergl will be remembered by
25 who now suffers spells of active and dynamic so I could SCR patrons as the captive bride·
imennittent derangement. help her," he noted. "I think in Moliere's "The School for
alternating with moments of that's some of Robert's sincere WtveS," while Haag was featured
stunning lucidity. His condition wishes. lt's selfless. but he wants in HAmy's View." Waterston is
prompts his daughter to drop to work with her gifts and, at the making his debut with the Costa
out of college to care for him. same time, he wants to be Mesa company. and director
Hit's an interest:ing matrix to charged with that original Bloom staged SCR's productions
put a story that's (for mel about excitement he used to feel and of •s i-ghrtfnseen H and "Let's Play
the love of a father for his that his younger srudents feel ~o."
daughter in juxtaposition with now." As for Doyle, his resum6 at
the artifice ofa play that is about Jn HProof,'' the conflict arises SCR from 1965 on would fill _
. ~ : ~~)b~)z~r;F~rr~#s~~~'if~glf~~:.gn~,e,_. -·~·
is copmg with the loss at an (Haag). Waterston portrays a "Candida." "The Tavern, H
early age of original, creative former ~rudent who visits the HMixed Singles. H "BAFOH and a
~ought as he tries to still inspire family home and uncovers a brilliant tum in "Playland."
hls daughter to her own level of breakthrough mathematical Movie fans watched him talk
creat:ivity. H proof among Robert's papers. Hamson Ford to safety in "Air
"Proor earned playwright .. me literature of the piece Force One.·
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•TOM TTTUS reviews local theater
for the Daily Pilot. H11 reviews
appear Thursdays and Saturdays.
BRIEFLY IN
ENTERTAINMENT
Ionesco plays featured
in college produ ction
"An Evening of Ionesco" will
feature several hon plays by ab-
surdist playwrigltt Eugene Io-
nesco. staged by the Orang•
Coast College Repertory Theatre
Co. The producuon will take
place Feb. 15. 16. 22 and 23 ln
the Drama Uib Studio at the col-
lege. 2701 Fa.lmew Road ..
Ionesco. a Romaruan-bom
playwright. wrote hls first play at
age 38 after Paris was liberated
from the Naus. He went on to
write dozens of plays, including
"Rhinoceros." "The Ou1J.rs· and
"The Lesson." which helped de-
fine him as a humorous observer
of the meanlngle5sness of mod-
em existence.
Advance tickets of S6 can be
reserved by calling (714) 432·
5640. ext. 1. Door tickets are $7.
'Six Measures' tells
biblical story in 1920s
Big band music, a 1920s set·
ting, period costumes and
dancing are some of the un·
Likely elements that will be used
to teU the biblical story ·six
Measures," an original work de-
veloped by Vanguard Univer-
sity's theater depanment.
"Six Measures· ls based on
the Book of Ruth and tells the
srory of four women who leave
their small-town comforts to
move to the big city.
The show is at 8 p.m. Jan. 23.
24 and 25. with a 2 p.m. mad-
. nee on Jan. 25, ln the Lyceum
Theater, 55 Pair Drive, Costa
. Mesa. Tickets cost S8 for gen·
eral admission, $5 for Vanguard
Family members. Tickets can
be purchased ln advance by
calling (71 4) 668-6145 and wW
also be available at the door.
Gallery exhibit will
feature 2 artists' works
An exhibit wU1 fi!ature the
works of Michael Pern'and Klr:
sten Prosser at the BaysJde GaJ1
lery Restaurant, 900 Baystde
Drive, Newport Beach. Titled
"ln the Eye of the Beholder,• ~
show curated by Studio Gallery
will continue through March l.
Perez la a pop artiat knOWI\
for dynamic work emphuWna
sharply conuudng colors and
shapes. Betides owntn1 b1I OW1l
gallery in Southampton, N.Y.r
be hu created set displays foo
'IV shows, lncludi~ "Sabrina;
the Teenage Witch, "Frtendl"
and "Melrol'e Place." •
Prosaer, a fonner [ubJon de!
signer and Denmark native,
ttudied wttb Newport artlst Ot·
ana Youngblood. In edectlc and
colorful styles, her palntlnp
contalri subJecu such u •till ·
llfe, dty scenery and ethil.lt
pottraita. .
For moN lnlormadon. c.Jl
Studio Gellery at <949) '51·9~~~ or vtalt ..........,_~,.,,_, ..
ONGOING
· EVENTS
TNAun. of Bualneta Setv&c.e
host networtcing meetings that
deal with education connections
from 8 to 8:30 p.m. on the second
Tuesday of fNery month at the
Holiday Inn at 3131 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. For more
Information, call (949) 806-0011.
The Newport BMch Pubflc
Library will host an hour of
stories and crafts for ctiildren in
kindergarten through the second
grade at the Corona del Mar
branctl fro m 3 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays
beginning Jan. 14. The library Is
81 420 Marigold Ave. For more
information, call (949) 717·3800.
Th• Newport BMch Newcomers
Club holds a general meeting on
the third Wednesday of every
month. The organiuttion is open
to all female residents in Newport
Beacti who have lived m the area
fewer than five years. For more
Information, call (949) 645-9922,
or visit
newcomers-newportbeach.orp.
lntlfflllth couplff with one
Jewish partner are invited to
participate in a discussion group
at the Jewish Family Service of
Orange County office. The group
is geared toward dealing with
1asues between interfaith
couples, sucti as raismg children.
observing holidays, symbols 1n
the home and relationships with
extended families. The cost for
three sessions is $45 per couple.
Preregistration is required t all to
sdledute date and time. The
office is at 250 E. Baker St .. Suite
G, Costa Meaa. (714) 445-4950.
Women 50 and oldef can join 1
discussion group coordinated by
Jewish Family Services to
address issues such as amuety,
depression, relat1onsh1ps.
loneliness and family. The group
meets from 10 to 11 ·30 a m.
Mondays at the agency offices,
250 E. Baker St.. Surte G, Costa
Mesa. Prereg1strat1on required
(714) 445-4950.
Friends of the N9Wp0rt BNch
Public Library Used Book Store
are asking customers to donate
books to replenish the dwmdhng
stodc. Books may be left at any of
the three branch libraries -
Balboa, Manners, or Corona del
Mar -or in the book closet next
to the Fnends Book Store, at 1000
Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach
All hardcover and paperback
donations, with the exception of
magazines and law books. will be
accepted and are tax deductible
1949) 759-9667.
The Brain. IMtftute off9n fT'M
computer classes to people wrth
fading vision who have difficulty
seeing the compUler &ereen The
Oasis Center at 800 Marguente
Ave., Corona del Mar. offers six
sessions. Call to sign up for
classes. (714) 821-5000
A apbttuat care dus meeb 1t
7:15 p.m . Wednesdays at 3400
Irvine Ave .. Surte 114, Newport
8eacti. Call to reserve a seat (949)
263-1462.
The Com Mesa Ch1mb« of
Commerce hosts networtcmg
luncheon meetings Wednesdays
from 11 :45 a.m . 10 1 p.m. at the
Costa Meu Country Club. The
cost is $13. The club is at 1701
Gotf Course Drive, Costa Mesa
(714) 885-9090.
A~ 1Umof eupport group
meets the first and third
Thursdays of eacti month from 7
to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer
Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag
Drive, Newport Beach. !='98.
Registration not required. The
group is designed to help
patients and their families
understand and coi)e with the
n1nea. (949) 674-6232.
St. Anchw's Prelbytllrian Churdl
rio.ts a mental illness support
group from 6:30 to 8 p.m .
Sunda'(1 in Oiarenfletd Hall C at eoo St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beactt. (949) 674-2236.
The Jewleh fwonily SeMce of
Orar\ge County apont<>rt 1
discuqlon group for adult
ctilldren ind their pa""tl fropi 6
to 7 p.m. two Tuetd8'(1 I month
at the Jewbh Family Servl<:e
9ffice at 260 E. Biker St., Suite G,
Costa M .... $10 per person, per
'-aJon. Preregistration required.
(714) 44M960.
The J9wtlh Femly SeMce of
Orange County has a weetdY
f>erentlng tuppot1 group. Plrents
team atrategt.I for succee8ful
parenting 1nd for dealing wfth
the feellnge ind beh1vlor of their
Ghlldf90. The group mMta from
10 to t1:30 a.m. ~It the
Jewlah Femity SeNk:e offlcl at
250 E. Biker St., Suite G, Cotta
M .... The group will cowr
mtnagtng 1nger. 1ruclety ind
peer preaure chfldren
~ Pr'9199lttration ~Nd. (714) 446-4860.
+...c....-....-c......
-b9lkoom dendng wfth Aw
(nu.le""' the COltAI Meel .... Mlbf'lfrom 7:30to10:30
~-..,.., Tueedly night at• w.,.. It., c... Mete ..... , ... ~ ..... '
Jewlah Family Ser.lie. of Orange
County sponsors an ongoing
healing support group for the
ctironlcally ill. The putpose Is to
provide participants with
emotional and spiritual support
to manage Illness and its
consequences. The group meets
at 1 p.m. Thursdays at the Jewish
Family Service office al 250 E.
Baker St, Costa Mesa.
Attendance is free, but
registration is required. (714)
445-4950.
Sc:rabble Ctub No. 350 meets
from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at
•
DATFBOOK fhof5day, Janoaty 9, 2003 AJ
Borders Books, Music & Cafe at
South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bear St
m Costa Mesa $3. New players
are welcome. (949) 206-9822.
The Coln •nd Stamp Club meeta
from 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays at the
Oasis Senior Center. New
members interested In tradmg,
buying and selling stamps and
coins are being sought to join .
these informal meetings. There
are no fees required. (949)
644-3244.
Jewish Famlly S...Vic:e o«.ra
ongoing bereavement support
/-'>
I I ... I .
/I"".:
groups for adults at all stages of
loss. Group members share
experiences, hear how others deal
with grief, receive support and
leam ways to cope with sadness
and toss. One group meets at 7
p.m. Tuesdays at Beth Jacob In
Irvine. The second group meets at
10 a.m. Tuesdays at Temple Judea
m Laguna Hills. The third group
meets at 1 p.m. Thursdays at the
Ezra Center in Anaheim. Free, but
advance registration is required.
(714) 445-4950.
Jewish Family Service of Or11nge
County provides a support and
di1cun1on group for persons
recovenng from childhood or
teenage sexual ebuse The group
meets from 8 to 9 '.30 p.m.
Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St ..
Cotta Mesa. Advance reg11tration
is required. (714 J 446-4950
Two-hour kayak toura with a
trained naturalist guide are
offered at 10 a.m. Sundays from
ttfe Newport Dunes Waterfront
Resort. The resort 1s at 1131 Bade
Bay Drive, Newport Beach. $20,
or $10 for California Wildlife
Campaign and Newport Bay
Naturalists and Frrends
members. (800) 68&-0747.
A yoga and~ da99 6a he6d
from 4.30 to 5·46 p.m Tuesda'(1
at the Center for Spmtoal
Discovery, 2850 Mesa Verde Drive
East, Suite 111, Cotta Mesa. (714)
754-7399
The Rev. Connie Rydtman IMdl a
discuu1on group using the boo«
"Conversations with God" from
noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday• at the
Center for Spiritual DiSGOVery,
2850 Mesa Verde Drive East,
Su11e 111 . Costa Mesa Bring a
lunc:.h (714) 754-7399
Come celebrate the build.ng o~ •re 1 ooth
Habitat for Humanity home in Orange County.
As the sponsor of the 1 ooth horre The Home
Depot is proud to hove been port or he1ping
100 fa milies realize their dream of home
ownership and looks for\lvord o beirig port
of the next 100 builds.
Saturday, January 11
Ground Breaking Ceremony
at 8 a.m.
1925 Pomona, Costa Mesa
ORANGE
COUNTY
For more information on how
you con help build stronger
communit'es, please visit th e
Habitat for Huma nity Orange
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The Home Depot hos bu il t hundreds of homes for
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AlO Tlusday, January 9, 2003 OATEBOOK
REEL CRITICS
It's all 'About Schmidt;' ~Oiicago' razzle-dazzles
Nicholson subtle, yet
powerful in 'Schmidt'
W hen I walked into the
local Cineplex over the
weekend, I brought
with m~ a dose of skepticis01
RYAN
GILMORE
about the film
that I was
about to
watch. After
all, how couJd
a movie about
a retired
insurance
actuary
making a
cross-countty
tour in his
W1nnebago
be the stuff of
Golden Globe
nominations and Oscar buzz?
But only a short while into
~About Schmidt,· I was a
believer. Jad Nicholsoq and
Kathy Bale!> have done it again.
Nicholson, who plays Warren
Schmidt, delivers a subtle, yet
powerful performance as a man
who looks back at a lifetime of
playing it safe and reahzes that
he has never done anything of
any value.
Schmidt decides that he must
truce up a cause and eventually
sets out in his 35-foot
Winnebago Adventurer 10 save
his only daughter. Jeannie (Hope
Davi'>), from marrying a
mullet·haired waterhed
sale!>man and pyramid scheme
promoter named Randall
(Dermot Mulroney).
Along the way, Schmidt writes
leners to a 6-year-old Thnzanian
orphan named Ndugu, whom he
"adopted" for $22 a month after
seeing an ad on television.
Schmidt doesn't pull-any
punches as he fills little Ndugu in
on his thoughts about the young
punk who took his position at
the insurance company, the life
he can't stand anymore and the
good for nothing "nincompoop•
that his daughter is about to
marry. The tragic comedy of
Schmidt's life is presented to the
audience and Ndugu throughout
the film in these letters.
After several hilarious
misadventures in the RV parks,
small towns and kooky tourist
attractions across America's
heartland, Schmidt finds his w.ty
to the home of Roberta, the
mother of the groom-to-be
played by Kathy Bates. Bates.
who has made a career out of
playing quirlcy characters,
outdoes herself in this role. She
even goes as far as a nude scene
in which her character tries to
seduce a horrified Schmidt in
her Jacuzzi.
I won't tell you how the
wedding rums out for !he same
reason that I have purposely left
out the comic twists
encountered throughout the
film.
.. About Schmidt" is a film fiUed
witl1 rich characters who cannot
be done justice and great dark
hwnor that wouJd only be
'>poiled by such a cursory review.
Go see "About Schmidt• for
creen
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•RYAN GI.MORE is a Costa Mesa
resident and movie fan.
Gere shines iri the
offstage '01.icago'
Stage
director/ choreographer
Rob Marshall's adaptation
of Bob Fosse's critically
acclaimed
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Broadway
musicaJ,
.. Cllicago. • is
part
Hollywood.
part
Broadway,
but all s bow
,
NOW PLAYING
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.......,;:::....::;....&j-.4Jusiness and
then some. JULIE
LOWRANCE
The film's
glitz and
glamour
entice you to enter a world of sex.
showmanship and deceit The
film's satirical view on celebrity,
along with Bill Condon's
fast-paced. edit-filled screenplay
and Marshall's choreography and
creative casting. makes it easy to
stay for a while.
The rivalry between drumline leader Sean (Leonard Roberts. left) and fledgling drummer
Devon (Nick Cannon) threatens both their careers m "Drumline. •
Accused of murdering her
lover, wannabe cabaret singer
Roxie I fart (Ren~e Zellwe~er) is
incarcerated on Murderess Row
in Cook County Jail. Other
.. he-had-it-coming" cellmates.
including her idol, the
vaudevillian star Velma Kelly
(Catherine Zeta-Jone~).
surround her.
Roxie and Velma becom e
rivaJs. jockeying for the
attention of the press and the
silver-tongued, sleazy, but
charming Billy Flynn (Richard
Gere). who constantly brags
he's never lost a case for his
female clients.
Once vulnerable and
impressionable, Roxie quickJy
learns that to win her case, she
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must first win over the pres'>
and woo public sentiment. It\
not difficult with Flynn's
exploitation, as stylishly
re~aJed in the show-steaJing
press conference number in
which the reporters, supported
by puppet strings, question
Roxie as FJynn'!> ventriloqu1r,t".,
dummy.
Although everyone in the
movie is corrupt, we still Hice
them. Above all, the audience
needs to root for Roxie's relea.,c
even if she's guilty as sin.
Zellweger's portrayaJ is mag1t:al.
She transforms Roxie from a
bewildered, naj·ve victtm into a
shrewd do-whatever-it-take'>
con anist.
We view the scintillating
theatrical world through Roxll'\
eyes. as the film cut'i back and
forth in the middle of rnusicaJ
numbers to events unfold mg
off-stage in the dreary reaJ1ry ol
1920s Cllicago. With
conventional stage blocking
and choreography. the music JI
numbers are filmed in a style
reminiscent of earlier
Hollywood musicals. allowini.:
the audience to experience live
theater.
In view of Maro;haJl's
theatrical background, one
might expect him to cast actoro;
well mown for their theatricaJ
work. There are no stand-ins:
each actor performs his or bcr
own song and dance ~outine.
Even though Zellweger and
Zeta-Jones give brilliant
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performJnte'>, it 's Gere's campy
musical numbers that stand
out. Endrded by burlesque
women. he !>arcastically croons,
'"All I Care About is Love,·
while. off stage. he's bemg fitted
for an expensive hand-tailored
'>Uit. I le convinces hi.s clients
that the way to get away with
murder is to .. Razz.le Oa?.zle"
the jury. Gere not onJy
perform'> an 11npre~ive tap
dance hoth on stage and in the
coUTlroom, hut he even gives
u., a finale with a c;urpn!>ing
plot twist.
Supporting character. aJ~o
v1e for the '>pothght· Queen
Latif ah. a'> the pnson warden.
belt:. out .. When You·re (,ood to
Momma." John <.. Reilly. as
Roxie"!> meek a11d stupefied
husband. wail<, "Mr.
Cellophane "
I haven't .,een "011cago" on
Broadway or even m I .os
Angele!> wlwn the tourmg
tompany vhited the left coast.
So, with no knowledge of the •
Lharacters or plot, what 1s my
Judgment of this
stage·to-.,creen interpreta11on
of "Oucago?" I was
ra7.zle-danJcd, of cour$C
If you can"t make it to
Broadway th1~ weekend. head
to .. 011ca1<0" -the next best
thing
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DINING REVIEW
WhatS the secret of Mi Casa 's suc~ess? It's the cheese ...
By Kathy Mader
E verybody say cheese' No,
this U. not a famiJy photo,
but the battJe c:ry of M1
Casa Mexican restaurant on lhe
comer of 17th Street and Sama
Ana Avenue in Costa Mesa.
For some, MJ Casa i.'> a guilty
pleasure '--a place where
nothing. and r mean notlpng
except for the prices, has changed
in 30 years. For lhe crowd of ·
regulars who jealou.,Jy guard ~U c.asa. it can be the1r one and only
source of true "MeJOcan' food
But no maner hO'N you look at M1 c.asa. it is a local favonte and
'lhere is alway.. a crowd
My family hao, been goUlg lO
Mi Casa for all :lO year'> of II'>
emtence and. '>IOCl' I am onl)
28. that shouJd tell you
'SOmetlung My huc,band and I
figured out that there .trt' emir
three tables at which \\l' ha\l'nt
sat. When I say nothm.: h<t'>
changed Lil 30 yt>at'>, I truh
mean 11. It stilJ ha ... the \\agon
wheel light fucturcc, and the
tables of the oriKJnal '>lt'akhou'l'
lhat once occupn~tJ Lhl' plaLt'
Just think ranchero, and
caballeros.
And it IS suU a mt'mber of the
Moore fam1Jy. be 11 B..trnl'. Rid ..
Dennis or grand<,<m Ryan, ''ho
may greet you. Why fix 111111
ain't broke?
The wait cm th€.' \H•ekend.,,
!.Omeume., more than om: hour.
tells you that quilt' a 101 of
people agrt'e w11h that hrw of
thinlmg OU' onl\ 1h111~ ;h.11 I
can teU has actually changed'1s
the newly renovated center
where Mi Casa is located and
lhat you can now buy a Mi Casa
T-shirt in navy or white for $12.
That's news.
At Mi Casa, you always know
what you are going to get.
Alwayi.. There are no surprises
here. You know going in that the
place is dark. lighted onJy by
Olmtmas light·like stril!lds of
ch1ltes and the aforementioned
wagon wheels. .
The dark red booths and the
tablel> are packed m for
efficiency, and much to the
c:.bagnn of lhoc,e Wlth lhe hour
w;u1, lhe !>t'rvers must walk
through lhe lobby \\1th scalding
hot plates loaded Wllh food and
la\'a·l1ke refned beans 10 get to
the1r destinauon Maybe this 1s
b) de.,1gn The hungry get
hungner, the careless get
burned
~lo-.1 re-,tauranL'> do lhing<; by
thl' pmch or the dash M1 Cru.a
doe'> It by the pound; a S·pound
IO'>tada. 6-pound bumto and
21 ·IOn combo plate, but the heft
'" really m the chee'>e. They have
k.ilogram"> of grated chee.,e in the
back. At ~11 ~a. it''> all about
the Lhee .. e, and tf you don't
'hare the .,ame p~IOn or "(C
lactose mlOlerant, thl'> I'> not'the
plcill' for you
Bowl'> of ch1pc;, '>Omeume'>
fre'>h. o,ometimes not. are
.,lapped dov.n lht> !>econd you
are '>e<Hed. '>ened \\1th a mild
.rnd La.'>t\ ..al'i<t that ,., somellmE.">
'h"hed on the table a'> \\eU The
mother of all customer service is
the full pitcher of ice water on
every table. Keeps you from
asking; keeps them from
running. Everybody's happy.
I lhink most people-, especially
the regulars, will agree that MJ
Casa is the standard bearer for
the fried taco. be it shredded
beef, chicken or pork ($3.65 a la
cane. $7.25 with rice and beans).
Your choice of meat is packed
into a tonilla. deep Cried,
driz7Jed with, salsa and then
absolutely smothered with
handfuls of l~tuce and cheese.
I really like lheir tostadas
($8.25), too. These are served in
a 1umbo fried tonilla bowl. with
layers of rice, beans -cheese, of
course -the meat of your
choice and lettuce and topped
Wlth a wallop -not a dollop -
of guacamole and another of
'>Our cream. Pounds of fun.
All the traditional favorites -
traditional in that Mi Casa set
the tradioon -are available.
from enchiladas,.d1.1Je reUenos.
tamales. tacos. taquitos, burritos
ahd any combination thereof. If
you want to go down hard, order
the chips and cheese appetizer
($6.75) -one pound of chips
c.overed in two pounds of cheese
c,erved with three pounds of
guacamole: worth every penny.
At Mi Casa. a couple of items
are great, most of the~ go~d.
but the food IS always conststent
and always covered in cheei.e.
• KATHY MADER'• dining reviews
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AFTER HOURS
• Submit AFTER HOURS Items to
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Mase, CA 92627; by fax to (949)
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SPECIAL
Chaser: Thelonlua Monk" on Jan.
17 and .. Downtown 81 " on Jan
24. The UCI campus is at Campus
and University drives, Irvine. $3
UC1 students, $4 UCI faculty/staff
and other students. $5 general.
(949) 824-5588.
BILL COSBY
Comedian 8111 Cosby will perform
at 6 and 9 p.m . Saturday In
Segeratrom Hall at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center,
'GIMME SHELnR' 600 Town Center Drive, Costa
"Gimme Shetter." the Maysles Mesa. The &hows are part of the
brothers' 1970 film of a Rolling Center's new Spotlight Series.
Stones tour. will be shown at 7 $35 to $60. (714) 656-2787.
and 9 p.m . Friday at the UC Irvine -
Student Center Crystal Cove MUSIC
Auditorium. The film Is part of a ·
series tided #Funk, Punk and
Monk: Music on Film.• Upcoming .
movies include •Straight, No
JArZ. ORCHESTRA
Dee Dee Bridgewater and the
Clayton Hamilton Jau Orchestra
will join together at 8 p.m. Friday
to bring big band Jazz to
Segeratrom Hall, Orange County
Performing Arta Center, 600 Town
Center Drive. $16 to $46. (714)
556-2787.
EMERSON STRING QUARTET
At 7:30 p.m . Saturday, the
Emerson String Quartet will
retum to Founders Hall In the
Orange County Performing Alta
Center Jor the fourtt\ season. A
preview talk by Herbert Glau will
be held at 6:45 p.m. The Center Is
at 600 Town Center Drive, Coat.a
Mesa. $52. (~14) 556-2787.
LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC
The Los Angeles Philharmonic,
under the baton of Zul-\f n Mehta,
will perform at 3 p.m. Jan. 12 In
Segerstrom Hall, Orange County
John Jennifer Gus Brenda
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Performing Arte Center, 600 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The
program, whtch will Include
Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto In
E minor, la preunted by the
Phllt\armonlc Society of Orange
County. $19 to $59. (714) 556-2787.
pianist Max Levlnaon at 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 16 for a concert atthe
Orange County Performing Arts
Center, 600 Town Center Drive,
Coate Mesa. Pieoea by Brahms
and Haydn are on the program. A
preview talk will be given by
Herbert Glass at 6:45 p.m. $49.
(714) 740-7878.
ART
'ZINE SCENE'
"Zlne Scene; an exhibit of zlnea
organized by the Cranbrook Art
Museum, will be on dlaplay
Saturday through April 27 at the
Orange County Museum of Art's
Satellite Gallery. South Coast
Plaza. 3333 Bristol St., Costa
Mesa. lines are publications -
llkemagazines -created by
individuals or small groups.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. to 9
p.m. Monday through Friday. 10
a.m. to 7.-p.m . Saturday and 11
a.m. to'6:30 p.m. Sunday. Free.
(949) 759·1122.
SULLIVAN SHOW
Singer Anna Marie Alberghettl
will join with comedian John
Byner, the Amazing Platters and
ventriloquist Todd Oliver to offer
"A Tribute to Ed Sullivan" at 4
p.m. Jan 12. The show will take
place In Orange Coast College's
RobartB. Moore Theatre, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $37
advance discount or $43 at the
door. (714) 432~5880.
TOKYO STRlf«i QUARTET
The Tokyo String Quartet will join
HABIB KOrTE
African musician Habib Koite and
his band, Bamada, will perform at
8 p.m . at the Irvine Barclay 1
Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive,
Irvine. Koite comes from Mall and
blends jazz and blues with his
West African beats. $24 to $28.
(949) 854-4646.
MUSIC AT THE nE aooM
The Mark Davidson Trio, with Aon
Eschete on guitar, performs at 8
p.m. Fridays at the Tee Room,
3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach.
$10 cover. (949) 756-0121.
RAT PA'CK MONDAYS
Maggiano's little Italy pays
· tribute to the Ra1 Pack every
Monday with entertainer Chris
Williams and his five-piece band.
There will be complimentary hors
d'oeuvres and dancing. No cover.
Reservations recommended. fl
(714) 546-9550.
JAZZ TRIO ~Gulfstream Restaurant in
Newport Beach presents a jazz
trio Sunday through Wednesday
as regular entertainment at 850
Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach.
Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m. Monday through
Wednesday. (949) 718-0188.
JANE HILL
.. Local Sce.ne.s; art by Jane. Hill,
will be on display at the Newport
Beach Public library through Feb.
28. A reception for the artist will
be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on
Jan. 28. The library is at 1000
Avocado Ave .• Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 717-3801.
'LIGHT SCREENS'
The Orange County Museum of
Art will present #light Screens:
The Leaded Glass of Frank Uoyd
Wright" through Sunday at 850
San Clemente Drive, Newport
Beach. Museum hours are 1l a.m.
to 5 p.m. Tuesday through
Sunday. $5 for adults, $4 for
seniors and students, and free for
members and children younger
than 16. (949) 759-1122.
STUDYING IDENTITY
MIO/entity: Portraits in the 21st
Century# will open Wednesday
and close. Jan 26 at UC Irvine's
Beall Center for Art and
Technology. A reception for the
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Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11 Tuesday at the Center, which is in
p.m . every week. #Wanted# the Claire Trevor School of the
musicians include guitar players. Arts on the UCI campus, comer of
bass players. singers. drummers. Campus and University drives.
keyboardists and others at 100 The Beall Center is open from
Main St., Newport Beach. Free. noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday through
(949) 675-7760. Sunday and until 8 p.m. on
MUSIC AT THE GRILL
The Bluewater Grill offers live
music Friday and Saturday
nights. Greg Morgan, Nidc Peper
and Kelly Gordian (known as
MPG) perform classic rock. R&B
and swing at 8:.30 p.m. Fridays.
Marvin Gregory and MPG will
perform classic rock, swing and
R&.B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The
restaurant is at 630 lido Park
Drive, Newpo rt Beach. Free. (949)
675-3474.
MUSIC AT THE PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican offers the
music of Common Ground from
Wednesday through Sunday. The
band performs from 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday, from
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m . Friday and
Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m.
Sunday. The restaurant is at 2735
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Free. (949) 642-3431.
WEEKEND BLUES
Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant
in Newport Beach presents The
Balboa Blues on Friday and
Saturday evenings and Sunday
afternoons. The program features
jau and classic rock tunes for
dining and dancing. Anthony's is
at 151 E. Coast Highway. (949)
673-3425.
POP, ROCK AND FLAMENCO •
Tate 5, a funk, rock and Motown
act. performs at 9 p.m . Saturdays
at Carmelo's Ristorante. 3520 E.
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar.
Solo guitarist Ken Sanders
performs classical flamenco
tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and
Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922.
SATIJRDAY NIGHT R&B
Gerald Ishibashi and the.Stone
Bridge Band play rock and R&.B at
9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place
Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4500
MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 476-2001.
SENIOR CENTER AFTERNOON
A seven-piece group plays big
band tunes from 1 :30 to 3:30 p.m.
Fridays at Oasis Senior Center.
800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona del
Mar. $4. (949) 644-3244.
STAGE
'SEUSSICAL TliE MUSICAL'
The Cat in the Hat slinks through
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center today with "Seusaical
th~Musical" starring Cathy
RiQby. "Seussical': explores the
w0rld of Or. Seuaa, from th&-land
of the Whoa to the Jungle of
Nool. The Center Is at 600 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Performances are at 1 and 8 p.m.
today. $22 to $57. (714) 656-2787.
'PROOF'
Thursday. Free. (949) 824-6206.
HAWAII GONE DIGITAL
"Digital Art of the Hawaiian
Islands" will be on display
through Jan. 13 at the Robert
Mondavi Wine and Food Center.
1570 Scenic Ave .• Costa Mesa.
Free. (714) 327-8300.
'THROUGH THE GREEN FUSE'
The Susan Spiritus Gallery will
pre99nt an exhibit of
photographs by Robert
Buelteman titled "Through the
Green Fuse# through Jan. 31 at
3929 Birch St., Newport Beach.
(949) 474-4321.
BRAVO PHOTOGRAPHS
Works by famed Mexican
photographer M anuel Alvarez
Bravo will be on display through
Feb. 16 at the Orange County
Museum of Art. 850 San
Clemente Drive. Newport Beach.
The works will be shown
concurrently with "The Spirit of
Mexico,H an exhibit exploring
Mexico through the eyes of
modern photographers including
Henri Cartier-Bresson and Edward
Weston. Museum hours are 11
a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through
Sunday. $5 for adults, $4 for
seniors and students, and free for
members and children younger
than 16. (949) 759-1122.
MARJETICA PORTC
An installation by Slovenian artist
Marjetica Porte will be on display
through March 2 at the Orange
County Museum of Art. 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach.
Porte's work deals with issues of
shelter, poverty and
displacement. Museum hours are
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through
Sunday. $5 for adults, $4 for
seniors and students, and free for
members and children younger
than 16. (949) 759-1122.
DANCE
SOCIAL DANCING
Social dancing takes place the
fourth Sunday of each month
from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the Jimmie
DeFore Dance Center. 151 Kalmus
Drive, Ste. G-3, Costa Mesa. The
dances raise funds for the
center's building program.
Donations accepted. (714)
241-9908. •
SENIOR BALLROOM
Ballroom dancing to the music of
the Costa Mesa Music Makers ia
offered from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m .
Tuesdays at Costa Mesa Senior
Center, 695 W. 19th St. $4. (949)
543-3884. -ARGE~O
Tango dancing la offered from 8
p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on the first
Saturday of each month at
Dan.cene Studio, 2980
MoCllntoc:k Way, Costa Mesa.
(714) 641-8688.
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"Proof: the Tony Award-winning
play by David Aubum, Is open for
previews through today at
Segerstrom Stage, South Coast
Repertory, 660 Town Center
Drive, Costa Meu. The play,
which wUI open itl regular run on
Ft1day and clo1e Feb. 9, tell• the
story of a young women who
loolca to discover how much of
the genlua 1nd the lntenlty IM .
has Inherited from her brilllant
father. Parform1ncee wtll bt It 8
p.m . Tutedly through Friday; et
2:30 and 8 p.m. Slturdev: end at
2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
Prwvlewt S1t to'"· reguler run S27 to ... (71•) 70Maea.
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Mime, modem dance, comedy
and vaudeville wlll combine Jin.
17 to 18 when the Orange County
Performing Arta Center, 800 Town
Center Orlvt In Cotta M ... ,
preMnts
"lmeglnatlon-l~otlon· 11 part
of Its Founders Family Fun Mrlet .
Performancee wlll bt 7 p.m. Jen.
17 •net 11 1.m. and 1 p.m. Jan. 18.
•• (714) 661-2781 . .
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QUOTE OF TIE DAY
"It was our best effort of
the year."
Pat C11t1ah1n, Corona del Mar
High boys soccer coach
Dady Pilot
BOYS SOCCER
Sea Kings
are ringing
victory bell
Corona del Mar earns 3-1
nonleague boys soccer
win over Newport Harbor
in Battle of the Bell.
Richard Dunn
Daily Pilot
Nl:WPORT BLACJI -In the annual
AattJe of the Bell for the Bad Bay boys
soccer t.eatm. a screw came loose and the
beD fell off the perpetual trophy when Co-
rona del Mar 1 ligli's Danny Whitaker
'i(.'OOpcd it up from the Newport Hrubor
~deline and sprinted away"with it lO cele-
brate with tus Vlctoriow teammates.
however, the Sea ~ had all their nuts
and bolts together as they defeated h~
Newport Harbor. 3-1. to conclude the
nonleague portion
of the season for
SCOR£BOAAD bOth schools.
It was Whitaker,
.lfter all. who for
good measure
kicked home the fi.
rla.l goal for CdM \l ·
4·2) to cap a two·
1-'0a.I second half
CdM 3 and break a 1·1
Newport 1 halftime tie.
"That ended the
game,· CdM Coadl
1~d1 Callaghan said of Whitaker's goal in
the 75th rrunute on a perfect ~ from
Oms ltin~trom. who never made Whi·
taker lose ~ l>tride -even at the end
when the laner hustled over lO pid: up the
Rt>U trophy the instant he heard the final
whl.'>tle.
·11 wa5 our best effort of the year."
added Callaghan. whose team took the
lead on jurnor lerrin lhayer's rebound
header in the 6.Sth minute, finishing a free
k.itl by junior forward Julien Cerutti from
JS yards OUL
Cerutti. who 5COred Corona def Mar's
fir>t goal in the 18th minute to give the
\1..'iltors a 1-0 edge. booted a rocket on the moe k:Jd. but Newport 1 lart>or goalie Mart
Spean> (four saves) lcnocked it away before
lnayer converted with his head
''We cra'ihed the goal on that play,· said <.allaghan. wh~ -<;qu~opens ·Paofic
C,oast League pla~ at l.a-
guna Beach. wit was an incredible goal by
Jullen on that first goal (from 25 yards out
on a pass in the middle from lhaycr). It
~ a great strike.·
Newport Hrubor (2-4-2), which had cap-
tured the la.st two banies and proudly dis-
played the Befl trophy on its side ~
oot the early everung oontest. tied the
game. 1-1, in the 23rd minute on JUIUOr
Joel Wdlker's goal after junior Will Gu:anan
set him up beautifuJ)y with a tap on an in-
direct. kid. Walker fired a rock.et from 22
yanb our past CdM goalie Jay 7.immer •
man. who had no dlance to stop IL
~Instead of shorter passes. we were go-
mg for the kill.· Newport Harbor Coach
Martyn Hansford said "We're trying to rut
comers and you ju.st can\ do that·
s .. SOCCER, Paa• 84
Sports Editor Roger Catlson • (949) 5 744223 • Sports Fax: (949) 650-01 70
tOLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL
KENT TREPTOW OMH1LQI
UC Irvine forward Jordan Hams fights through the defense of Fullerton's Derick Andrew, left, and Ralphy
Holmes during the first half of Wednesday's game. The Anteaters got a rude wake-i.lp call m overtime loss
UCI denied in ar
Anteaters overcome
10-point defi cit in final
1 :29 of regulation, but
succumb to Ralphy
Holmes' wild shot and
game-ending free throw.
Steve Vlraen
Dally Pilot
FULl.ERTON -They crawted
out of a hole. climbed up the pro-
verbiaJ mounlain, yet in
less than one second the SCOAEBOMD
UC Irvine Anteaters came
crashing down at the hands
of Ralphy 1 lolmes.
Holmes threw in a wild,
somewhat desperate bank·
shot just inside the free-
throw line, while being
fouled by UCI freshman Anteaters 65
Milce Efevberha with three-Fullerton 66
tenths of a second remain
mg in overtime that tied the
score. 65-65
Holmes then made the subse-
quent free throw fo r
the wmning margin.
66-65, for a Big West
Conference men's
basketball victory over
the Anteaters at J-uller
ton's Titan Gym
Wednesday.
With 5.7 seconds
left, Efevberha made
the front eod of a one-
and-one foul shooting
opportu nity, for a 65
See 'EATERS, Pase Bl
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POLO
EYEOPENER
Daily.tPiht
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~y l jt; "'fl<t
MATT BROESAMLE
GOLF
Recallling
The Rake
If it's Toshiba time,
there's always a guy
named Irwin to con'.>1d er
at Newport Beac h.
W 11.h an mboll .,ldd.:t't.l pl'l·lly
high foUowu1g a caret'r first
h1>hUay vatdllllll 1/il liN
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begmrun>; of t'H 'I) Ot'\\ "c:ar ,., tlu·
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IO·!>Ca.'>011 proft,'>IUlldl goU ltJUfll.U11l'nt
-tht' fl.l'tlubd ~ruor <.lJ"'" al :\1'\\pon
Beach Country <)uh
We lovt' otir. -.pt>e1aJ -.e1111>11, 1mnmd
here
N, Cxpt't tt-d, IHll' u[ tht• b~t.._1 'lont ....
headmg tnlO llll'> '<t'.it' l!J.Juha I l cN>lt
will be dt'ft>ndm~ t h.ul1pum II alt• If\\ 111
and hie, qut..,t 111 m J.}.t' :\.-\,Jl<in Bt·arb
Ills per,ona.1 ''"gt·
agam.
Ye5. lrv-111 \\<fill lcL'>I
year with ;1
tOumamt'nl '>lonng
record !1 7·Wldt r
)':)6 • a \.1UOI"\ thdl
elevated hun to tht'
top of the mom,_ 11.-.t
on the <.hampmn ...
Tour (fom1erly tJ1e
Senior PC.JI\ four! dtld
he never mml.'d from RICHARD
tw. J>OSJOOn on hL'> DUNN
way to a career·fll"'>l
S3 · rrullion '>t' ce,on
lrwm m1gt11 be the uni} plJH'r 111 ~111
the loshiba Oa-.'>it t~1Ll' int ludmK
shooong a cour.e·rt."t:ord hl 111 tht• t111al
round to wm m 1 ~. but Ill\.
career-13.'>ung 1mpr~1u11 ol lm111
playmg !\ewpon ~111 al\'\a\"' ht• llll' l<.U.t
Technol~ m toda\.., gull t-qu1pr:w11t
make.. the un~ \'\tutt' golf hdll 1rau·I
farther and '>pm quic~er hu1 1111 ro1. k1·1
saenuM or nudmght labor.itof\. 111.1dm.t.11
could cook up tht> kunoLC> R.tkt• lJ\ lrwm .
It Will> the year IJ\'\o'ln ht•t.<m11· 1111·
all-rune leading mom-.. .... 1nn1 r 1n
profes.StonaJ golf c,mte 'UfJm-.~-<l ti\
Ttger Woodl> . dlld the 10.Jub.1 t )J."''l
propelled lrwm to anotht.>r Pl.1w1 r,1 rJie
Year Award. followmg ht<, fir-.t 111 llfll; in
wh1ch the thfl:'('·llm<· U '> Opt•n
champion became golf., flf'r • ' r111l111111
man for a ... mgle ..ea..on
At a rune A I.~ liefore ligl·r . lrv.111
dunbed atop the grand ~dmt·, t'\ 1J11onuc
pantheon in ·4R 10 prm1de tht "'wkl
with one fin.i.I \'l'terru1 on 1lw ni.ttqut>t· d.;
the nche<.1 player on the COW'>('
The ~t player on thi: 'x·n1or lour
didn't need any breal.c,. bu1 gm on thl'
par·3 17 as hi.'> tee shot ..,wt!'<l rollini oil
the green and ptded up '>peed dc.M n tht>
steep rough. head.mg '>lralght tor the
water But bunker rake caught the bcill
cleanly and '>topped 11 from gt·tung wei
lrwm, in tum, got up and U<1" n for pM
and birdied 18 for the cou.rw rewrd
What a firush..
Can't wait for ~ yearc, rc>'>h.ill.1 (la\,.'>I{
Man:h 21 23 Details; (9491 f16(). I 00 I ...
The Newport Beach t.ounlJ) Club
See GOLF, Pa1e 85
Still .No. 1 DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF TH E WEEK
Foothill beats
CdM a second
time to maintain
its top ranking. ·
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
The Sea Kin~ ranked No. 2
by the Tunes, went 2·for· 12
01\ the player-advantage while
the Knights went l -for-4.
•We would make one bad
pass on the six-on-five and lt
would take us 10 seconds to
get the ball back in.. O\aney
said. "We didn~ conven but
Foothill e gtw a lot a( credit lO their de·
OORONA DEL MAR -CdM 3 Cense. They would foul one
Undefeated and adll the penon and move back to aeaJ
team to beat u Foothill off any openinp. You only get
High'I Lady lCnlghts rule the seas ln high that operung for one KCODd..
school water polo. Three oC CdM .. 12 pla)'ef-advantage
That's how It ii foUowing Footh.lll11 6-3 nations ocaured in the third period
;ion.league vk:tory over c.orooa del Mar u Foothill made 1topt in the defmatW
for the tee0od time this &ea.SOO. end a.rid scored on the counterattack.
The Knights (9-0) maintained their Prelbman ,Grace Reynolds It'()~ the
top ranking ~eaday ln the CdM • third of her three goals on a pua from
pool. The Lady knights beat CdM (7·2) , Gabble Ooman1c to put Foolb1U up. 5·2,
10-7, ln the .emlflrWs of the Newport u the third ~ ended.
Hamor-Corona del Mar Holiday Claulc CdM 90Pbomore goalie Brinany'Ful·
})ec. 28. . . }en 11lllde I pme·hJttl 11 eaves. ttne
•1 want to play them .,am.· lidd eomiog In the lnal Period to keep CdM
CdM eo.ch Aan>n Olaney. •PootbW within 1ttfkina dileanC4. PWlen'I molt
doee eo well to counw and they ba\'e a tmpn!llM ..w came.on a penalty lhot
l"*l goalie. Our puang and them-on· ·
8vet hurt 1& • ... POLO."-M
Michael Fitzhu.gh
·By shifting positions, Sage Hill sJar might
have created a point of order for Lightning.
through MJchael. but 11\"e
~ stalling before ~~
could ~ It to him.· Keath
aakl. "We needed to put
the ball in his hand '° we
fJMMd OUI primary IC:IOftT
to the point. 1~ probably
not the molt ef!k:ient way to pl&y.
but we fed ftta a bett way for It' not too often you haw )OUr best
poet pa.yet playinc the point ...
Kdm said Ut:ilitini FJtzh.' ball.--bandling ' athleticism.
court talR and unit 11
polna cuud. pe his teun a beuer
dWlCe at IUIXell u lt opeN
Aademy eeuon ~
•t-1n Ill> CJUblal\dlnc In IO many
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SPORTS
YOUTH SPORTS ..
Pacific Soccer Club under~ 1 l gii;ls :win title
The Corona del Mar-based Pacific Soc-
cer Oub girls under-11 team won the
I 9tb annual Anaheim Canyon Hills Holi-
day Tuurnament ln Yo.rba Linda Saturday
and Sunday.
The brorue-level team defeated the Sil·
ver Elite So c.aJ Blues, 1--0, along with the
Extreme, 3-1, and the ~ Quest
Freeze, 2-l.
Its only I~ came to the Placentia
\.\blves, 2 • l. .
Jadde Dion. Kelty Matthews and Piiie
Slgband led the team in scoring with
four, two and one goal(s), respectively,
while Brynn Johia>n. MeBlla Hancock
and Az.adeb Nm.eml andlored the de-
fense with goalkeeper Con!y c..io.
MidfieldeB Oidre F.adtngton. Lmrm
Smits, Sarah Mull. A ... n•.tra em.di
and Shelby \Wlbu:m controlled the ac-
tion throughout the tournament with ac-
curate passing.
-fhe girls are really starting to gel as we
prepare for play in the California State
Cup Tournament early next month.• said
C.oach Gemwe P.adlngtoJi. "Their excep-
tional camaraderie and worlc ethic has
quickly shaped them into a very cornpeti-
uve team since being formed last JWle."
Lori Manz. a member of the U.S. adult
women's national-champion So c.aJ Blues
team, along with UC Irvine women's head
coach Marine Cano, help train the girls. -
The team will try for back-to-back tides
when competition begim in the Fury Cup
at Ali'>O Viejo Jan 18-19.
Players interested in the team can con-
tact F..adington at (949) 854-5000.
Two for two for Region 97
The AYSO Region 97 boys under-10
soccer team won i~ second
tournament in as many chances this
season Dec. 28-29 al the Costa Mesa
Oa.ssic.
'On Saturday the team defeated
North Irvine, 7 · l , and ued Santa
Margarita, 4-4, then beat San Juan
Capistrano, 2· I, and evened Tustin,
3-3. Sunday.
The team is coached by Phil MllJer
and Tom Gyulay.
CdM girls under-12 champs
The Corona del Mar girls under-12
Silver All-Star soccer team won four
consecutive games lo win FLight 3 of
the Costa Mesa Soccer Oassic.
The Blues Oues defeated Laguna
Niguel, 2-0, Tustin, 3-~. Newport
Beach, 2· I and Santa Margarita, 2· I,
in the titJe game.
Forwards Claire Sch.mldt (five),
Amanda Johnson (two), Kathryn
Conner (one) and midfielder Rebecca
Beyer (one) all scored goals in the
tournament.
Strong midfield and defensive play
was provided by Kimberly ~ndlno.
Taylor Rhodes, and McK.enna Caskey
with additional support from Kelsey
Davis and VaJerte Avila. Amanda
Garrett at sweeper and defenders
Blake Gardner and Tasha Greenberg
helped in the victories.
Gold good for second
The Corona del Mar Gold All-Star
boys under-I 0 soccer team went 3-1
en route to finishing second in the
Anaheim Canyon Hills Holiday
a~sic.
CdM defeated the Woodland Hills
Rampage, 3 I. Newport Gold, 4-0 and
Canyon PSA, I ·O, before losing to the
San Diego MA aJI stars in the finals.
Connor GaaJ led the team in
scoring wHh five goals over the two
day tournament while Muon Cue
(three), Jack Gorab (two) and Hector
Marino along with Blake Thomsen
each with one score apiece.
KjeU Walker, Jack McBan and
Brent Lawson provided assists. The
defense was Jed by Brennan
Anderson. Brent Gray and Garrett
Lanon.
Costa Mesa claims title
The Costa Mesa girls under· 14
all-star soccer team defeated Aliso
Viejo, 2· I, to win the Costa Mesa
Soccer Oasslc.
A breakaway goal by Lucey l..o:r.ano
proved the dJfference in the
championship game for Cost.a Mesa.
fiylor ~nter scored Mesa's first
goal, in the third period, on a comer
k.ick by Bmlly Leece.
Aliso scored with four minutes to
play and lcept the pressure on, but
Co ta Mesa's defense tightened up to
hold off the come-back attempt.
Costa Mesa outshot Its opponents,
12· l, Lr\ the four game tournament,
defeating Newport Beach and Tustin,
5--0 in each game, and tying
Huntington Beach, O·O.
Stellar defense wu provided by
Leece, t~e Johntton, Diana
Rodrtpez. Adriana Trlana and Kally
Carlch, whUe tough defense was given
by bchel Dlnlclale, Brooke WObum,
Carpenter and Taylor Brown. .
The AYSo Region 97 boys under-10 team won its second straight tournament, claiming the Costa Mesa Classic title.
Back row, from left: Sean Regan, Drew Diller, Christian Ochoa, Scott Ridgeway, Logan Newett and John Barton. Front
row, from left: Ivan Becerra, Steven Miller, Cotton Gyulay, Misha Pakvasa and Taylor Wildman.
•
Champions of the Costa Mesa Classic's girls under-14 division: Back row, from left: Jacqueline Johnston, Lucey Lozano,
Annel Alvarez, Adriana Tnana, Emily Leece, Elyse Levin, Brooke Wilburn, Rachel Dinsdale, Kaily Carich, Diana Rodriguez
and Carina Merida. Front row, from left: Noelle Esqure, Taylor Brown, Tayk>r Carpenter.
Corona del Mar's under-12 Silver champions at ttie Costa Mesa Classic: Front row, from left: Kimberly Condino, Claire
Schmidt, Blake Gardner, Valene Avila, Rebecca Beyer. Top row, from left: Amanda Johnson, Tasha Greenberg, Amanda
Garrett. McKenna Caskey, Taylor Rhodes, Kelsey Davis, Kathryn Conner. Coaches: Jim Conner and. Bill Caskey.
Champions of the fourth-and fifth.grade roller hockey le~ Boys and Girls club. From left, Ian Sequeira, Rusty
Sary,. Brandon Booth, Hunter Gray, Bridget Lyons, Logan and Jake Palanjran, and Coach Colby Newett. Forwarda Cattna Mertct.. Lozano, m.,.. IAVln. and Annel Ahua kept
contJnuout pressure.
~the Red BulJ at the Gret7.Jcy Center ln The Storm toot the teed two Kourussel, Iverson and l-lw again,
lrvine. -.. minutea taler when 91..-~ dJd the trick.
The Red Bulla drew flnt blood ln the aco~ on a breakaway, t;>ut It was 3-3 Great puslng and trong def f'os1ve
second period With a sbon·handed after two pertOda. play came from ll&ake ICdy, CJ. Pb.,
The Scorm wned lta fOw1b straight pl. a,...1 .. 1ws aNWC~ with a That'• When Tbe Scorm went to _.~and~ l.-lo.
Mite Club ....... ( 10·.nd·under) wmt shot th•t caUght the top left work with fhe MnWal chlnl·pertOd Goaltender A..J. Allli wa. aolid In the
The Stonn rules, again ·
Golden Hawks on a roll
..Bille NadaJ led the Golden Hawks to
a 31 ·20 victory over the Lakers ln NJB
girls third· and fourth-grade
· basketball with a double-double,
scoring 17 points and getting 10
rebounds.
· Oiebea Ba.rt.b had even points and
Kelaey Woo collected 12 rebounds.
The takers were paced by ICebey
c.arrldo, who had seven points. and
FJJ.ka Fateri, with six points.
• In another ~ame, the Magic edged
the Sparlt.s. 16-15. Laura Martinez led
the Magic with seven points and Allie
MoskovtU handled the point position
and contributed si.x oints. A.lexlt
Pickering and Duran Sbup led the
Sparks with four points each.
NH frosh7soph unbeaten
Newpon I !arbor High's frosh-soph
club roller hockey team extended its
record to 7·0·0 with a 5-3 victory over
Esperanza Sunday njght.
Newpon was led by Je.m Sotew
(two goals and an assist), and Grant
Casserly (one goal and three assists).
AJso with big contribut'.Jons were
Rory Campbell (three assists) and
Linsay Taylor and Zack Botton, each
with an assist.
N~wport Harbor rolls
Newport Harbor I flgh's club roller
hockey varsity was a 9· l wtnner over
foothill Tuesday
Collln Insley got the first goal for
Newport on a short wrist shot,
assisted by Vincent Mungo and
Preston KeUy.
Kelly followed up with a goal off a
Oiase KeUy assist.
Foothill's Jacob Prlmroee broke up
the Newport barrage, temporarily.
with a goal off an assist from Shea
Perraro.
Mungo added two mo re goals and
Kevin WOf18 and Kyle Malhew9 found
1he net to finish their scoring barrage
Cory Adler turned away a number
of scoring attempts by Foothill. and
Ales. Crouse and Brett Robtn.on
played a big part in holding off the
Foothill offense.
Elliot Thacker stood out in goal
Region 57 girls sparkJe
The AYSO Corona del Mar under· 10
gJrls golf All-Star team started their
season an great fashJon this past
weekend by 1akmg second place at the
Canyon Hills Soccer Association
Tournament
The explosive forward lineup wa.s
composed ofOaire Ham (one goal).
Anna Venturini four goals), Sa.rah
CraJg (one goal) and Val Martin (one
goal).
Midfielders Kebey Kac:una.rek (one
goal) and Megan Grtftln proved to be
solid in the middle and a rock solid
defense, consisting of Bllaabetta
lmpagllau.o, Kayla SchmJtt, Erln
Almaraz and Dana DeM.l.raftda. gave
up just three goaJs and were the pillars
of the ream.
AJso notable was the soUd
goal-tending of Dana DeMlranda and
Erin Almaraz.. who made key saves
throughout the tournament.
The CdM All-Stars showed great
spint, as well, when they rallied from a
2·0 deficit in the la.st game to produce
the needed tie to earn second place m
the tournament
CdM gold team finishes third
The Corona del Mar Gold Team
finished third at the Costa Mesa
Oassic ln late December.
Kaylee O'Connor scored twice to
pace a 2 -0 victory ln the opener over
South Irvine. Also with strong play
were sweeper Kellie Langwell and
goalie Allie Prles.
CdM and Rancho Santa Margarita
played to a coreless tie in the next
game, with Pries, Taryn GremW..S,
Katelyn Baker, Samantha Gall and
Aabley Swnten standing out.
Aftel"a 3-0 lo to La Mirada. CdM
came back with a 2· l victory over
Mission Viejo In a consolation game.
Amanda 8-den and Mepn Kim
scored second-half goals, and strong
defense by BmOy Romano,
Greenberg, Baker, LangweU and
O'Connor keyed the victory.
Region 57 registration
The first in-person regjsttatJon
for AYSO 57 aoccer wtll be Saturday
from 9 a.m. to noon In the
multi· purpose room at Uncoln
Elementary School.
AYSO Region 57 ls cornprlled of the
communftlea of Corona deJ Mar.
Newport Beach east of the bay, and
NewponCout.
The spring program It open to all
chJl<Jren between the agea ot5 to 16
and It lncludea ~creatJonaJ and
compelltlve townament levet..
fteP.gtntJon .. seo per Child. All pla~ who dJd not p&.y In lellon 57
du:rlng the fall 2002 MMon need to P~t proof of btnb date. '
AddJtJollal lrilormadoft 61 aftlllble
It WWMl"}1057.otJ. c:bll11111lllolMblp wkb u l·Z Yktory over comer ol the Red 8ulll net. tioM-Ma Meet m-;. Qaaawa ~ net. •topping 22 of 25 lhota on goal.
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HIGH SCHOOL
GIRLS HOOPS
The Sailors
are seeking
breakthrough
Barry Faulkner
Da1lyP1lot
Last year, 11 W.t.'> all the New-
port I !arbor I ligh girl" basketball
team could llo to l>nap a 20--
game Sea Vtt•w league lol>ing
'>lreak on the way to a J. 7 league
firn-;h
llli'> year. the l.)ailorc; (9-6),
who haw alrc>ady doubled last
~ear\ win total Hour), are bid-
ding to earn one uf lhl' league's
three guar;inteed berthl> 1mo the
C II Southt•m Sc.•ction Playoffl>.
llw laf'>, who h.ive not heen
to the < fl Playoff'> '>Incl' 1999.
be~n their quc'>I tonight at 7
agam'>t \.1'>11lng I oothill, a new
t nml'r to thl' \ca View I .cague
lht'> '>ea-.cm
"\\.oodhnllgl' hJ., lwen \'lill·
rung lht• Wd Vu.•w, h111 I 1lunk. 11
\<\1ll ht• 11111n· 1 ompetili\lc thi~
yl'ar, with a lot of team .. making
a run." 'L'L und yl'ar Nt·wport
11.irhor c Odl h ll'n lnomp.,on
'><lid
Woodhndgt• t'J-1), ranked Nu.
IO 111 Oran gt• < oulll y. " Jgam lht•
< lt•Jr tut favontt· But t11omp.,on
lwhe\l''> tlw \.J1lor, tan t'merge
Imm J t h,Lw p.1t k that fihrurec. to
mdudt' I ..th'lllla I hll<., I ooth11l
.1nJ t\Ji,o '-:t).,'Ul'I lnint• i... t•x
Jll'l It'd 111 I.ill It> tht• hnltom of
1lw '>l.1111J1ng'
tnurnp'>on\ prt''>t'a'>IHl pit k.'>
hiJd I uothtll w< ond, bur the
t\111)Q1h ha\l' Jlre<1dy lt,...t tu l...i
l<(UnJ I fill,, IH I'>, I >t'l. I. I
llll' \.ulur-. "1111 lo'>t tht•ir final
lour lt•ag\tt· g.11111•., .tfll'r a 4h -11
home ,,,n ovt r \It.,.> l'ndt•d tht·ir
"''J Vit•w futtltl\ in tht• ;.!()()(}., are
h·d b) 'i 10111 7 1un1or hlh.mne
\\l111fil'ld. J n•turning fir.t team
.ill lt•ug\ll' pt•rfonnt'r JVl'r.lging
12 1 prnm'> Ill ht'r third v;.ir..,lly
"'""011
'i<·ntur A1ht•11t1 Va..,qtwt (5 I
p111nh 1wr g<mw). wa'> a '>t'lond
11•.1111 ,11l lt'Jh'Ul' pid. IJ'>I '>l't.l..,on.
"'hilt· '> h '>Ophmnore Vant.''>.'kl
~f1llt·r 1; l ppK). r; 7 1unior V1cto
n 1 •w.t~t·rt h l ppgj and b O '>t'n
1w I Jnd"t') \\nlll'r (c; I ppg) arl'
.1dd111011al n•t urn er. off a I I arbor
'lllldd 111.11 ""' IU'>I one player IO
l(l'ildl1all1111
\\ 1111fi .. IJ ,md \\oiler an· both
.1H·r Jg111g fiH· rebound., per
g.um
·1..i ... t 'rt'Jr. I tlunk Wl' \\t'rt'
h.1pp' 111 ""' '>unw g.1me-. and
~1·1 J lt·.i>,'llt v1rtory t110mp.,on
.... ml "nu, WJI. I thmk. our lid'>
\'.J.Jlf (()~()Ill UI •
•\flt'r opt•nmg \\ilh l 11oth1ll.
then pla)1n.: J nonlt•agut• honw
&Jmt• agilln'>l Laguna Beach <;a1
urday. thl' ',;ulul"> fau: Alr'>o Nt
hrut·I ( l Ul'-.dJy) ant.I '>trugWing Ir
VIJll' f Jan. lfi) l11ey flll't'I l.ah'lm.t
I hlh (Jan 21 l and Woodhndge
r Jan 2.1) to llo'>e ou1 the fir'>t
round uf h•ah'Ut.' play
lhornp'><>n, who<;e lt•am e11
ter<; league ha\1ng lo'>I four of II'>
la-;1 fiw. "'1td '>tartinl( l>lowly in
game'> ha., het•n Ull' Tar\' b1ggc-.1
M•akne'>'> thu'> far ·we nt'<.>d 10 rnmt' out <,Lrong
and be a threat.· '>he '>Clad
SURFING
Newport Harbor,
Dana Hill s tie
SAl.J' CREEK -Newport I far·
bor 1 llgh's club surfing team
and host Dana I lilJs finished in
a 63·63 draw In a nonleague
match In San Oemente Tuesday
morning where a strong off
shore wind and nJ ce sets off
6-8·foot swells prevailed.
The standoff gives Newport
Harbor a 10-1-1 record as It
prepares for the state champi·
on h.lp 'meet Feb. 22-23 at
Oceanside.
Geoff Rill, Joey I fead and Alex
Knost were hort board beat
winners.
Tommy flolbrook and Bron·
son Hovnanian were second In
lhelr heats; David Nelra was
thlrd ln a beat; Brett C..tron and
Brtgbtton Brandenburger were
tourth ln their heats; Nathan
Sloneman was fifth In a heat,
and Matt Doheny, Tyle.r Ho el-
nJ and Reagan Ritchie were
ai.tlb In heats.
Leadlnt Newpon In the body
board wu Dan KtttKhmar
wttb a ftrtt-place effon. and
JUldn ~t and Daniel Mathews
went3-&.
~ott wu teeond In the long
board, with Catron fourth and
O\Ue Smith alxth.
lri the pta dM1lon. Amy
LaWry WU eec:ond, RObtn Se·
nour ftftb and U.. Evant abth.
Nnpon and Ediloo haw a
noNeecue meet eel for Jan, 9 II 5eth St. It 6:15 a.m.
S P O R TS
A
UC Irvine's Mike Efevberha puts up a soft shot over CSU Fullerton's Bron Groomes during the first
half Wednesday night Efevberha scored nme points in the Big West Conference duel at Fullerton
'EATERS
Conbnued from Bl
h J lead. but m1o;,.,ed the '>t:umd
frc>t' throw IU g1\ e I ullt•non 111H
lii'>I '>hot.
After Hulme'> druH· th1•
length ol 1 hl' tour! and lur tilt'
thnllmg hank '>hol. ht• ra._
1oward fan~ an the '>land., ;111d
..,Jappl'J hand., w11h '>l'\l'r<ll ol
them.
I ullerton wun 11-. '>t'UHld
~tr;ught uvrnime ganw, a., till'
I 1tat1'> .tl'>O t.lefeatt•d UC '>a11IJ
Harbara m 0 I \alurJay
UU (7·4, 1-1 m the Btg \\l'.,1 1.
whtch O\crcamt' a 10 pomt
dl'fiu t 1n Lhl' final I .!'1 of regu
la11on. wa'> leh \-.11h J I fall
\1ary~type pa'>'> that , .. a., 11ppt•d
and 11me ran u ut hefun: Adam
Parada lOuld catch Jnd qu1dl)
-;hoot
Parada \\hll '>tarwd at t t•ntt•r
for the fir-.1 111ne '>lflll' l>t•t I q
,1 lour gamt' ... pan), h·d IH I
\'Ith 1.5 p1>1nh. IHI H ol l 0
.,hooti ng. to go \/\Ith 11 n•
bou11J,
"II \H'> d1'>a ppo1111111g. I JC I
< oach Pat DougJ • ...,., ,,ml. \\ot·
'>hould have won tn owrttmt·
Wt• made a good ronwhJl ~ hut
1hey pre1rv muth nuthu'>tlt'd u ...
nn loo.,e ball'\. \\l• Jll'I didn't
take l art' nf bu.,ine.,, "
fhe seemanglv UL'pktt•d It
tam (4 fl. 2 I ), Jtlllally. 1 Jtnl'
do-.e 111 not <.1k.111g ca re of
bu<;1ne'>'>. Playing w11huu1 ""
'>lartang tenter Pape ~m .. and
three other player.,, I 111lt•1 tcrn
led. 54·4·1. "'1th I lH rema1111ng
after llolmt':. drm l' 111 for an
ea'>y ba!>ket on an 1sola11on play.
I lolme'> fini-.heJ \o\lllh J tt•am·
high 23 porn!'>.
I lowe\er UU oui..rort•d h1l
lerton. 13 J. down the 'tn'td1.
as Hevberha hit two three
pointers and fre~hman HO'>'i
Schraeder, who <;cored 14
points off 'the bench, nailed
one. With 3.4 seconds remain-
ing. UCI senior forward Jordan
Ila rm h11 J I 0 fool
pull up '>hot from
till' nght l'lhow that
t1t·d the <,tore. 57
-,-; and .,t·nt the
gJml' into ovt'rtirnt•
a.. i'.c1lt•e ~m1th\
half 1:mirt hl'ave at
1 lw hunl'r only
drt•w l·ht• back
hu.ird for the r.
tan'>.
'We \\l'rl' lrl con·
Ek& West
YI Poly
Pac1f1c
Ful lertoo
UCI
Idaho
UCSB
Utah St
LB St
N'ndge
R1vers1dc
trol (of 1ht· gJme). tht•rl' wa'> no
qlll''>t1on." l·uflerton Coach
Donny l>an1c•J., '>aid "Aul we
lll'>l got J lt111t: 11gh1 We didn't
make our lrrt• throw'> and they
wt· re h1t1111g lhree'> • .
'i.11d I lolmt''> ·1 wa'> JU!>I try
ing to m.1lt• a play. and I wa.,
trymg lO gt•l '>Ornl' body con-
tact. I lhe \\Ill) I'> big. real big
f ullerton h11 J of i from the
frt•r thro\\ lmt• 111 tht' final 51
'>nond.,, opl'nlllg the door for
the Antt'alt'r'>
I ht•n, m lhl' owr11me llU
\Wfll ahc•ad 64 bl, Wlth I 4 3 re -
m.im111g ah er ';t:hracder
~noclt•d down a three pointer.
I}( I fn•-.hm.in Jl'ff (,Joger drih·
hl1• 1wne1ra1t•d and then pa.,<;ed
out 10 <Ill open ',thraeder
I ht• lt'Jlll'> tr.1Jt'd pol>'>'>e'>·
<,1011 ... .inJ 1 lwn w11h li.H '>t'COnds
ldt I ullt•rwn\ Anthony Holton
dn•"' a foul I Ir ml'>'>l'd 1he first
frt•t• thrn"' of a douhll'·bonu'>
'lluallon. hut rnJde thl' '>econd
to pull the dt.>f1ct1, 64 6J
\\11h 5 7 '>l'tond'> left. I fe v-
hl'rhJ \'.a'> louted after t.ilrhing
.1 lough 1nhnunll'> pac,., from
St hr ,tl'der
"I ft•ll thJI I '>hould have
111.il.ll' tho.,r frl'e thro""· ~aid
llt'"ht·rha, who !>Cored mne
po1111., ·1 wa-; look.mg for
11 lolmt·., after the rehoundl. but
tht•rt' wa<, (l11'>Commumcauon I
!>hould have been paying better
a11ent1on •
Gloger. who scored six points
and had four assists, said UCl's
loss '>igmfied the competitive
play in the Big West.
PELICAN HI LL
OAK CREEK
1n t t '
w
2
2
2
L
0
0
1
·11\ ii lc.,.,on for U'>
thal Wl' tan I ll'I IC.tm'>
go off on u., l·.irly 1r1 tht·
garnl'." (,Jogt•r "Jid II
"'a"' .t grcal < nnwh.tL k.
hut Wt' 'hould hd\l'
ne\er bl'cn 111 1ha1
1 '>llUallOll
1 UC I .,hot l)'I(. m tlw
o 1 fi r,t hall .inJ trailed, l:i
O 2 20. .11 halftime l ht•
o 2 1\n1t·a 1t•r-. .tl,o l'\pt·n
emed a '>toring
drought in the fir-.t h.ilf. gomg
i . .iO w11hou1 a pmnt. u1111I Mall
Okoro brokl' tht' .,Jump w11h .i
putball off hi-. own mi...,, yl'I
U( I wa., <,tall behind. ll IH
In the -.econd half. till' ·\nt
eater' fell bl'hmd. JJ lb. \\tlh
five minute'> remamang I low
ever 1-ullert on .m '>\o\ICred \o\lith ii
13·0 run mer the nell.t 4 .H
building a 46 J4 lead wtth 8.08
left
ZOTS -UCI 1un1or cente1 Pape
Sow who was suspended for the
team after being arrested will
await word on his late aher an
appeal meeting wllh school
off1r.1als Wednesday The
Fullerton Athletic department said
school officials will sP.nd a lener
to Sow w ith the decision between
now and Mondd\I Schraeder hi!
what was thought to be a
three pointer with 2 02 lt>ft 1n
regulat1on but off1c1als reviewed
the play on TV and saw !hot
Schraeder·s toe was on llw line
Ek& West Confef'enCt
Fullerton 66, UC ln1ine 65
UCI Gloger 6 Harns 2. E:le"bNha
9 Okoro 6, Parada 25 Zuiak 0
Scttraeder 14 Hood 3 Baskaus~as 0.
E1hmg1on 0
3 pt goals -ScttraOfler 4, Elr.vbi rha
2. Hood 1
Fouled out -nontJ
Tectinicals none
Futsenon Smith S Andrf'w 6
Holmes 23. Ford\eney 6 Groom~ 4.
Bolton 9 Holm Hadull.1h 5
Bar-Netzer 8
3-pt g~ -Holmes 1, Bolton l ,
Holm.-Hadullah 1
Fouled out -none
Tec:tinicals -none
Halftime -Fullerton. 25 20
Regulation -57 57
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<iwndatd R.t1~ 92'° (Fri ) ~ Rare •us (Prl· )
Addtdonal &a.efitt
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• l~ Off ... R.lk
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Eagles survive
a scare, 65-49
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
111 .,1111111 aga111 1'111111
'>c.lll~ I ht• hr'>! J'> '>Orllt'
'>P<-'l IJl<H., hrokt• UllO
laughlt·r owr tht. re
pc.itl•tl owr.,1gl11 "lot
only w,t, lill' frt't'
thrtl\.\ .11l11W(·d Ill
.,li.1111.J, J'111t11 Wii.'>
(,()SIA Ml'.M
Bolh school" and their
fam; took away · a
funny !>tory from
Wednesday'<, Gulden
Wt':.t League League
hoy-. ba..,k.etbdll game
betwet'n SaJdlebat k
lligh and ho<>t 1.'>tan
Sdddlebac:k
E51anc1c1
49
f'.S
h.1111.Jt-d tht• 1>.ill lor a
'tl'l llflll Jllt•11rpt,
"'h11 la v ... 1~ 11ull1lll'd
oa But lhe f .agle..
and coach Chn., Sortl'. t'amt'd
the added benefir ol d \1t fol) ..
rallying from J h.Jfume dcfiL11 w
dairn a 65·49 verdict
fhe Lagft...., 12 4, 2-0 111
league . led 18·6. l8 lh and ~2·
22. the Jailer wllh 4 4 ! remaining
111 tht' opening half
Hut ~ddlt'had. ;-a, o 2 fin
1-.hed the hall with d I ·1-:l run 10
tlaun a <,urpn'>mg ih -H ad\aJI·
li.lgl'
l·.'>ldlltlJ '><'nlOr /..dd, \;O\uk
dnllt'd a thrt·e pointer and .i
1Jyup to mgger a 7 0 run lo open
the third quarter and. by the
11nw \.Jddlt'batk had ll'> fir,1 field
goal ot thl' tlurd quarter, with
I 15 rernammg. tht> Lagle!> hau.
ontl' agam, pu.,hed the leaJ
hat k to doubll' uig1t'
I lw t oml'd} roulllll' L.1mt•
\\Ith 'l. 10 rt'mammg. \\hen
">.tddlt'llJl k \'a'> railed fur a I oul
111 tlw ba1 kt ourt I ul"\\.ard < ..irlc"
Pmt11, not )..'\lard \fa1t < .Jt holJ
\'>ho had lwen fouled went 111
till' hnt• for the higle-. Pmru '>dnk
lht• ltr-.1 of .1 double-honu~ \llU.1
111111 hut rt'fc>ree-.. contt•tltng
!ht•\ h.1d till' \Hong 'hoo1er. 'H
tlen·d thl' p111nt takt'n off Lht'
'>tort:bo.trd Bui ln'>lead ol re·
planng P111111 \<\llh < ..dt:hola. ant.I
dt•'>pitt· the i.houlcd prote--1'> ol
\.11.ldltobal k <.oath Jim \tC'ol'fl
huner, Lht· offiuah allowed l'm1c1
l)fll' 11lh1 1a1 rwrh.1p'>
'" HW Ill 1111t1g.1h· tht'
tlttntiigl' t.tllnl ,, I.till' \'lt1la11on
IHI 1111' I ·•Wl''
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to th~ I .1glt·' 111 1Jw 1111.ll l>t'nod,
\l\lwn lhl0\ 111,ul1• 1•1 111 L t <11
tc>mph J11rd.111 '>tr11111,m' l,1v111
\'1th lhrt•1· '' c 1111d' dt "'a' llll'
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halt J IJ -,. , 111•\1 ·1 got 1 Jn,1·r
llldll tl\ I'
1'111111 111.111 lwd ,,,v;v f1J1
learn high 'l 11m1g honor' \'>llh
I I \<\llllt· fiw\ I 111d11111'1 .Hided
11 .tr1d < . ..i1 h11l,1 111d I\ lc•1 I l11H
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IL·ad \\ht•n thP\ 1 11-.t '-1111.1 \nJ
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Golden West L11•eue
Estanci• 65 Saddlebaclt 49
ScoN' by Oual'1.er~
:> l I lld > E •
--. r l
Estanaa P n• tJ ·~ va• ,
L ' 1 uJ I 'l Ca t I ~1 +,~ ... ,, ~
Str ni.ir1f> S1n•1.,.i t.ri<ll•.!>t:•
3 J,.lt goi:lls M ,tf111ctr ' '\ ... H
~oul•• I ou• L • rl l'• • ...,..,_.lJHi d ~ f\r r f
JC BASKHB'ALL
Orange COast swee ps Don s
Pirate · men throttle
Santa Ana in OEC
opener; women roll
from start to finish.
'io\,TA A.'..\ -fhe Orcmge
< OJ.'>l ( ollegt' men\ and
\\Omen., ba'>kelball team ... had
their wa .. a1 'lantd Ana C .ollegc·
\\edne.,da}. pulling the r:>cm.,
.1wa~ on the men ., lt'vel. H9 HO.
.tnd firmh1ng off Lhl' \'>Oml'n 75
l'I Both were Ornn~t l.mptrl'
( onfert>ncl' opener'
'>tephon '>caJe., pa<ed loa..,1
11 l 5, I -0 1n lhe OH "'tlh I h
po111h. and Lalllrr Brown 141, B
Boh1t:k. ( 14 l .tnd Alfon!>o Jame'
1 11 l Wl'rt' al-.o tn double figure'>
\Jnta Ana It'll 10 11 8, O· I
In Lht' women., game. \lt..a
< .1rnllo had 15 potntl> and W\.cn
rebound' for thl' P1rat~ 4 I fi~ ~J.
who aho got I.! points apiece
from lu \lt'ndo1A. 12 boardi.
and live a.,.,..,,,,, '1.;ann Hat<iU'>ht
'>Ill a'>'>l'•b and IJndsey < .alas.c.,o
"ianta \na fell to 2-8 ·
....
IO ,....,
OEC Men
OCC 89 Santa An.i 80
Oninge Cont A !k-o • lj R i:; >
•4 Sf. alt>~ 1t .V• , • ~ 7 Gar • 9
Jdme5 1· B•own IJ P, ti~' •
Alf'.-.a™'• r O ..., '' t r
Ga"•
OEC Womefl
OCC 75. Santa Ana 39 o,.nge Coast M1 " I • I J
2 Carr1llri IS H.;t· u~h· 1. (,., '!'>!.
12 Mar!.hitll £ Ha1wt»r Garn1k.i 0
Shaw ti Von Tung• n 1 (SI' 11ln 7
3 pl QC1111S. HIJIStJ~I • CJ d5S
Shaw t
Foult d O<J' n nc
Tf'Chn•c:als on•
Santa Ma "'•<l'IOIS a '>Cl u•• • -I
JonPs 4 LOI'<.!! O CtiallfJ 1.,
Ruc:t<er 6 Ramo~ 4 B• r
3 pt goafs ~ cno15 i Cria-. •"""
Fouled out norM
Tectintc:als nontJ
Halftime OCC 39 18
J
84 Ttusday, January 9, 2003 . SP 0 RT S.
SEAN HlllER/DAJlY Pit OT
CdM's Camille Hewko,nght, and Foothill's Brittany Hayes duel in Wednesday's showdown at Corona del Mar. Below, CdM's Christina
Hewko (left), and Foothill's Gabbie Domanic vie for possession. Foothill remained unbeaten with 6-3 nonleague victory over CdM.
POLO
Continued from B 1
on Brittany I !ayes seconds into
the second period. Hayes added
lo her team-leading goal total
with rwo mo re Wednesday to
give her 34 on the season.
Oianey was impressed with
his defense, especially that of
Fullen.
"That's the best game she's had
aH year," he said.
Stanford-bound CdM senior
Ouistina Hewko, who scored
once on five shots and added an
assist. also drew two ejections.
·we had so many opportu-
nities, but we didn't pul our
shots away,· Hewko said. ·w e
had trouble moving our offense
and getting the ball up quickly.
We could have played 100% bet-
ter."
CdM senior Danielle Carlson
gave the hosts th~r only lead a t
1-0 with 6:20 remaining in the
second period before the Knights
outscored the Sea Kings, 3-I, to
close out the half and lead, 3-2.
Jessica Harkins, swimming just
to the left of the net, took a pass
from Hewko and fired the balJ
into the goal to ti e the score, 2-2,
with 2:34 left in the half.
back and presses."
Corona del Mar was an 8·3
winner in the frosh-soph game.
paced by Ka lie Kubas' three
goals.
In the junior varsity game. Co-
rona del Mar prevailed, 5 -4, led
by Jordan Anae's rwo goals.
Foothill Reynolds 3. Hayes 2,
Domanic l. Saves -Feher 8
CdM Carlson 1, Harkins 1, Christina
Hewko 1 Saves Fullen 11
In a Golden West League game
Wednesday:
•The 1::.stancia 1 ligh girls water
polo team opened Golden West
League competition with a 25·2
loss to Westmmster, which some
consider the league's leading title
The Sea J(Jngs had their
chances. Trailing. 5-2, with a six-
on-five situation with 5:06 in the
final period, Carlson found her-
self open at four meters with no
one within three meters of her
but a late entry pass allowed the
defense to get back and goalie
Emily Feher made the point-
blanksave.
·1 can't say our offense hurt us,
we had a lot of kick-outs," Cha-
ney said. ·(Foothill) fouls. drops
Non!Ncue
Foothill 6. CdM 3
Scof'9 bv Quarters Foothill b 3 2 1
CdM o 2 o 1
6 contender. at Golden West Col-
3 lege.
PHOTOS BY' STEVE McCAANK/OAILV PILOT
Newport Harbor'sJoel Walker (9) and Corona del Mar's Parker
Ferguson (17) get tangled as they duel for the ball during first hatf
action of Wednesday nighf s game at Newport Harbor.
SOCCER
Contiooed from Bl
Corona del Mar also ~
twtce late in the first half on shot
lda'npCI by Cerutti and Thayer.
1be Sea JC1r9 ou:l.Shot Newport
~ 4-1, in the first half:
Seniors Brandon Zarian and
nistan Hanis. junior Parlett Fergu-
son and sophomores Shane C.ol-
lins and Grant Almquist abo
played instrumental roles for the
winners.
In a Golden West League boys
game \Akdnesday:
• Estancia H.igb's Bagtes
dropped a 2-1 d~n to visiting
Saddleback. falling lO 3-5· I I 0.-2· I .
in league.
Luis Mendoza had &tandas
score.
In a nqoJeegue boys dash
Semor Marilyn Reich scored
both F.stancta goali. in the foun h
qu arter. while i.enior goalie
Laura Mon on had four !K!Vt'\ for
the Eaglei. (0·5)
Westminster led, 20-0, after
three period<>.
Gold.n West LHcue
Westminst. 25, Estancia 2
Scof'9 bv Ouartef'S Estancia b o o 1 2 Westminster 9 o; 6 s is
Estancia Reich 2. Saves Morton 4
Westminster Retano 8. Sabrowsll1
5, Lee 2. Barron 4, Morgan 3. Coune
2, Ernst l Saves Morgan 4
•1 ahougbt we dominated the
flnt b9lt" Callaghan saJd. • (The
SIQon) came out strong but we
held otl. thlt fint waw cl lnt~ty.
Wt dkkl' give any spec:e and we
pll,eddd."
• Serdot BIKe Dillon controUed ~
Dady Piiot
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
FbrtKnox at -
Costa Mesa
Fl'e$bman guard Scott Knox.
who scored a career-high 19
points In a near-upset of Ocean
View on Monday. led the way
again Wednesday as Costa
Mesa's Mustangs pulled out a 54-
46 nonJeague victory over visit-
ing Calvary Chapel of Santa Ana
Knox scored 18 points, includ-
ing three three-pointers, and was
backed up by the play of Jeff Wal-
dron (10 points and 15 re-
bounds). 7Jad Pepic (IJ points)
and Danny Krikorian (four as-
ists).
Mesa improved to 5-11.
Elsewhere in nonJeague boyl>
basketball Wednesday:
• F.spera.nza 38, Cd.M 37 -Co·
rona del Mar nearly pulled out a
huge upset b'ehind the the play
of Bretl Matsen (16 points) and
Adam Freede (10 poin~. eight re·
bounds), but was unable to get
off a potential game-Winning
shot in the final 10 seconds in
theCdM gym.
CdM falls to 6·9. Esperanza
improves to I 0·6.
• &fiaon 53, Newport Harbor
50 · In a dose game from i.tart to
finish. Edison High\ host Charg·
er\ outlal>ted Newpon I !arbor
The Charger; (13-21 out~cored
the Sailors (8-7) in the third
quaner. 17-10, to er~ a two
point halftime deficit.
Nedim Pa1evic led Newpon
Harbor with 14 poinu. and 12 re·
bounds. while ..enior guard
(]lase Cameron scored 12.
• Sage Hill 52, Fairmont 51 -
Fainnont's 11-0 run to Man the
third quaner forced the light
mng to r.illy, then held on for the
nonleague win.
Senio r Michael Fit7.hugh col
lccted a game-high 20 poinb
and also led the vii.itor; {S·HJ
with 13 rebounds and six a'>ltl'-t'-.
Junior Kevin Joyce chipped in
15 point!> fo r the wmners. who
open Academy League play 1-n -
day when they host Brethren
Om.<.tian.
Fairmont\ Jim Higgi. hat five
three-pomters to lead the host'>,
who saw a would-be game-wm·
rung 15-foot runner carom off
the front of the rim as ume ex-
pired.
In girls basl..etbalJ Tuesday
mNorthwood 52, Sage Hill 35
Sage I IW dropped its first game
of the se~n.
rhc Ughtmng (8-1) managed
no more than six poin ti. in the
first three quaners before tally·
ing 17 in the final eight minutes.
Carrie Oark and I laywood
Wright paced the Ughu1ing with
10 poinl!t apiece. Wright grabbed
15 rebounds a nd had 11 block...,,
setting a career-high in the proc-
e'>.'>.
"It was a huge difference play-
mg for the first lime in a couple
of week.s," i.a1d Sage Hill Coach
Shanna Renki.n. "We gave them a
hard Lime on defense but all
their !>hots were falling which
made the difference."
SUMMARIES
H1GH SCHOOL BOYS
Nonie..,.
Mesa 54, eatvarv Ch•pet 46
Scof'9 by Quarters
Calvary 11 14 n 9
Costa Mesa 18 12 14 12
Calvety Ctwtpel King 3, Beeler 4,
Jones 16. Cook 13. Hurst 8, Moor1&ct1
2
3 pt goals King 1
Fouled out none
Technicals none
CosU Mesa Knox 18, 0 Knkonan 8.
Abedrabo 0, Waldron 10, Stankovic 4
Pepic 11, T Knkonan 3
3 pt goals Knox 3, Pep1<: J, T
Knkonan 1
Fouled out none
Techntcali. none
Esperanza 38, CdM 37
Score bv Ouarten
Esperanza II 12 8 10 CdM 10 12 11 4
E~nza Aurelio 7. Channin J,
Lovin 12. Lawlor 1. Davis 6.H1lls 9
3 pt goals Aurelio 1
Fouled out none
Technicals none
Pl
)'
Corona del Mar Northndge 3.
Seaborn J. Matsen 16, Me1nctllas 5.
Shendt Odom 4 Fraede 10, Welcti 0,
LuceO
3 pt goals Matsen J, Seaborn 1
Northndge 1, Mancillas 1
Fouled out -none
Technicals -none
Nonleap
Edison 53. Newport 50
Scof'9 by Quarw. Newport ll 11 IO 1~ '-4
Edison u 11 11 13 '.J
Newport Cameron 12. Rorden 8,
Pemne 8. B Lowenthal 2 Patovic 14
P1ne5titt 6, Glass1c 0
3 pt goal~ ·Cameron 2 Pemne 2
Foulod out none
Technicals non!'
Edison Fangup0 6, Huff 8, Grady 6
Cornen 8. Snowden 13. Braun 12
3 pt goals Fangup0 2 Huff 2
Fouled out none
Tectimcals none
Nonleap
Sage Hill 52.. Feinnont 51
5cof-e bv OUlll1MI Sage Hill 1) 11 16 11 ')J
Fairmont 17 13 1 19 ~'
Sage Htfl Loper 6, Joyce 15,
Fitzhugh 20 Cho 7. Brewer 4 Wilkins
0 Samel 0 Lefler-0
3 pt goals Joyce 3. Fiuhugh 2.
Loper 1
Fouled out none
Techn1cal5 none
Fairmont Ezak1 9 Lynn 7 Seregon
11 Nawaz 5. H1go1 15. Kang 4
3 pt goals Higgs 5 Ezak1 3
Fouled out none
TechntC<Jls none
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Nonleacue
(Tuesday's~! North;::t ~~ii 35
Sage .W-~ e 6 11 :w.
Northwood 16 10 11 6 ~'
Sage Hiii Came Clark 10. Carley
Clark 2. Gutierrez 4. Wnght 10,
Pv1shys 7. Yoder Loo. GotUalez O
3 pt goals none
Fouled out none
Technicals non4f
Northwood -Edmondson 6. Nathle
2. Kurtz 2, Monroe 3. Macias 6. Miles
14, Smith 7. Albaugh 11 Huang 6
Cra1yO
3 pt goals Miles 2. Monroe 1,
Albaugh 1
Fouled out none
Technicals none
the b.t for cbe sea ~ and
·cld .... job d ~ the
dl6lllile h UI," c.allgharl said.
'Tm~ ha .... MY to end
..... '1 •• --" The whoje
WI ...a....-t lri>cleJ ..... 7~ (
• Laguna Beed> HWt scored
three pis in t.8dl baf IO daim I
6..() nonleague win at Sase Hill.
~ the ~ to ~2-1.
)Jnior .Ethan nnney had 17 ~
for the J..Wtttiilg Corona def MYS .Jenitt Thayer16) lftd .Mief1 Cerutti (5) cetebrate Cerotti's goal llainst Newport Harbor in the fnt hll.
~
•
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Datj Pilot S PORT S ltiurr.O<ty Ja'Wary g 200~ 85
Michael frtzhugh of Sage Hill School is the Daily Pilot's Athlete of the Week.
FITZHUGH
Continued from BI
facets of the game. we leh hke
we needed to exploit tu ..
strengths a., much d'> we
could,'' Keim 'did
"I le '" me pm that pnck.. .. the
bubble. Havtng him bnng the
ball up IJle court ~\Uth J
pressure relea.!>e for~ \<1
many team'> ha"e pre~~rea u'>.
double teamed and trapped
But if you do th#it agar mt Mike
he's big and '>lrong enou.;i to
handle 11. I le abo trust'> thdt 11
he giVeS Ule balJ Up, ht''> l(otng
10 get it back.. I le doe., a nice
1ob of belllg our ~o to gu}
without forung 11
Fitzhugh, .,.,110'>1.' powertuJ
205-pou.nd frame and
swprio.mg qu1ck.ne.-.., help lum
create a.nd finish <,hots on amid
inside traffic, ackn owledge'> he
must carry a large share of the
load to help h1~ tedJ11 win. Rut
he is abo WIM' enough to realve
a pomt guard's role r1;.-qu1re.,
keeping h1' teammate'> uwolvt>d.
The Datly Pi.Jot Athlete of the
Week '>Cored 21 of h1'> team., fir.t
23 pomls to help "iaKe tale
command 111 the '><.'rnnd 4uaner
en route to a 70 Ji nonleague
WU1 over Vl!>IUn~ Rio l onllguo
Fnday He added t.'lf.-;-11 potnl~ m
the third quaner to fi.n.t)h ,.,1th a
game-tugh l9. whlfe aJ'>o
coUecung I J rebound,, five
a'51sts and three blot ke<l 'lhof\
MICHAEL FITZHUGH
Born: Jan. 20, 1985
Hometown:
Costa Mesa
~6-foot-3
~205
Sport: Basketball
PosftkM1:1: All
Coad\: Stew ~1th
FftOfttll food: Sushi
f8VOl'b movie: •Forrest Gump•
............... It: •Playlng
baske1ball Wl1tl my littSe nephew\
Alex~~ who are 2-ye•~ twv'5..
Hlgh ~Alhlet9of1tww.llrlt:
He amassed 29 poinb, 13 ~
fM assists ~ 1hree blodted shots.
smring 21 of tlis tMm'S Mt 23 points
to propel u. UgmNng to a 1G-n
nonlelgue win Oltef Rio Contiguo.
W,Pflll
Coll«tor spoltJ CMd f«'le QJ.S
I le made 9 of hi'> final 12
field-goal at1emp1.s to finish IL
of 20 from the field and netted 5
of 6 free throw'>. I le '>cored 35
pomt!\ in a victory over 11 Montt•
the game before R1u <.onuguo
and he al'>o ha') a 34-pomt _1(ilrnl'
thi" sea'>on.
"When yuu c;1an 1h111k111g you
ne.ed to ha\'e the he\I game ol
}'Our life. IJlat"s when you put
pre'>'>Ure on your<;elf and you
don't perform. hvhugh ~•d
-1 m d '>lrong behe\er 111 team
chem1suy and the bc'>I wa} for
me to relate lO my teammate.-.
and make u.-. a bener ba-.l etball
team is to get them the ball
f'iu.hugh 'aid he rcli'>he.,
the l·ha.nce to play the pomt.
a role he h~ performed at
variou .. ume during h1.,
lengthy ba.,ketb.tll raret:r,
which include'> playing for a
trawling dub team
"I love ba!>ketbal.I and Id be
happy to play any po'>tUon 1n
order to help tht• team."
hU.hugh '>aJd "But I en1n\
pomt l{Uard IJle mo,l,
becaw.e I ran.create more
behe"e tt leh me hCJ\e a
bigger mnut:ntl' both In
creaung my 0\\11 '>hOt'i and
.,hoh tor rn} tedmmatl'' •
I leddUIJ.: mto 1-nd.t}-.,
lec:tgt1e opener agam!>t Vbtl.mg
Brethren Olmuan. F1vJlUgh
~ averaging 22.6 point .. and
9 9 rebound~. I le ha.. led the
l.Jghtning 14·8) m '>Wn.ng in
eight of the 11 game.. he ha!>
played
lnough forn~ed on cducauon
and in1eres1ed in pur!.wng a
raret-r 1n the field of p.-.ychologv.
I 1vhugh 'illd bd'>ketball 1!> the
b1gge'>t 1h111g in hie; Ille.
"M) \l11m1okes dbout 11 that
f'w ht•en pldymg bd!>ketball
'>tnce 1 wuld waJk." l-1v.hugh
\aid Some or my l'drUe<>t
memone'> Jre of playing
ba<tketball a.nd 11 h~ alv.a\'
been a pa.'>."011 or mme An\
t1mt' 1 \.\a'> fru-.1ra1ed 1 d pla\
ba.,ketb.111 and 11 v.ould mail'
me happy II '>t'emed to be a
med1cauon tor me I m IJlankful
that I II ha'e thdt all m}' hfe.·
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SCHEDULE
CelebratJng the Daily P,Jors
Athlete of me Week series
I'
TOO AV
20 -Joanna Danner
Eltanc11
Softball 98. '99
19 -Oa111d Conte
CostaMeu
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TODAY
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High schoot l>ov~ -Corono1 l..lel Mdr 111
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High school girls Esta,,c1" c1t
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Harbor. 7 pm
Wttlstting
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~
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FRIDAY
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Community college men R1ver11clfo el
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Community collf'ge women -R1ver~1df!
111 Orange Caul 5 JO p m
Htgh sdiool boys Sant• Ana Ill
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COLLEGE MEN'S VOLLEYBALL PREVIEW
The Speraw Fia
begins with two wins
UCI men's voll eyball
team has started the
season, 2-0, mainly
beca u se of its
motivation to
s u cceed this season.
Steve Vireen
Daily Pilot
LRA\'v'HJRD I lAIJ UC Ir
\1.ne men., rnUeyba.11 lir.t yeJI
coach John Sperdlh \o'<-d, a bit
skepural when he bec.imc tht
head man of IJle Anteater. m July
Though lhi~ wa.-. hl'> dream 1oh,
he expected It \\.Ould I~ t hal.leng
mg right off me h.i1
UCI had JU'>l fiiw,hed the '>eu
son ll-17, 6 16 in the ~1ountau1
Pacifit Spom I eder.111011. In ddd1
non, c,1x senior. graduated from
mat j\nteater .. quad that didn'l
qualify for thl' playoff'>.
"I didn't know whal I wa.' go111g
to get when I fir.t walked 111 the
gym to be qwte hone'>!.' ..aid
'>pernlh, who had '>l'rvt-d a.., a lull
ome d..\'>l'>fant coach yt UC IA the
pa-.1 four year.,, mtludtnK the
.!000 '>t'd.'>On when thl' 8n1111'
captured me :\(.AA di.unpwn·
,J11p I \\"'a.'>n l t•xpt't llnK .t \'l<holt
lot bac;('d on thl' n•o,ulh from 1.i.'>l
Vl'df
llo\H'' er ~pt·rc.1w 4u1d.:l\ rt·c.1.I
lled he inhenlt'd CJ mature group
wtuch ro"e"''>t'd a '1.r<in~ moll\<.1
11011 to 1mpr0\ e
"Tht'} re ""'"' mull\i<.1te<l • '>pe
ra\o\ ..aJd Vi far I tlun~ Ult') are
much bener IJlaJ1 \\hat people~-
THE ANTEATERS
1 Spencer Bemus. 6-5 Jr
2 Jimmy Pelzel 6-6. Jr
3 Nie V1slay 6-4 Fr
4 Jaren Jensen 6-5. Sr
5 Oavcd Kniffin 6-2 Jr
6 Greg Ford 6-2 Jr
7 M onte Tuc:ker 6 3 Sr
8 M ike Garcia 6-3. Jr
9 Paul Spittle 6-1 Fr
12 BJ Fell. 6-4 Jr
14 Jerome Gem1se-Fareau
6-2. Sr
16 Kyle We1c:hert EP. Jr
21 Erik Smtih 5-11. Jr
33 Russ Marc:hewka. 6-6 Jr
Matt Daniels, 6-3, Fr
Coach John Speraw
Assistant Coaches. John
Hawks, M ike Rupp
J[Ve I IJlmk peoplt' are gumg 111
bt.• '>Urpmed "
'><> far lhe Anlt""ater'> J.ft' Ji\ mg
up to 1lu-1r t<Jalh' \\.Orth
1 IU, led bv 1unior lumm I '•·I
1t'I'' I.! k.Jll~ and 'emur \l11111r
IUlker' 11 k.Jlf, '\\t'pl f't'p[Wf
dme \fonda\ 111lifi1 tu cldlI11 Llll
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l.lt· di 1-tre'>tune f-teldhou'>t' 111 \lo
IJhlJ lhl• .\ntearer. aho '''ep1 Id
\t'ml:' <ind -\rvona' dub tl"'i.Ull lll
tht toumamem ~mu: me An
1ona matrh did not count tuward
their ret:ord. the f.ater<. are .!-0 on
WRESTLING
lheWi:IMHI
IJ< I wlll uimpt-ll Ul the UC..
~nta Harbar<1 lnV1tt1llu11al rnday
d!ld '>aturddy 111 \JJ11<1 Barbarn
fhe An1e;1ter'> !ale \t.i11lord Ill ~
· fir.,1 rn.cth.h l·rnl<1\ nigl 11 .il i (10
'>pt•ra.,., '>clld ht· hlt' lwen un
pn·-."4.·t.l ""llh tu-. plt1)''" matunty
lhl' Anlt·atl'f' lt•.ttUfl"> 1111\t' JUll
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hit ~l·r. Jan·tt ft'11,•·n :111tl It-tome
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111 ~u\' :-ip1•r.t\I\ ... ud I lhmk
lilt•\ ,1f1' .1J..u III •I p<hlllCJll WtWrt'
th·~ ''l'ft' t.l1-..1pp1J11llt·tl ,, 11.h 11.,,,
1.h1•\ hn"hl'<I l.i'>I '>•·n-..111 I ltunk
tht•\ h·h tht•\ und1·rat.l 11t·' l'll in
'ornt· wa,·-. .uul h.it.l l11g.ht·r e>.p<"<
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league foe Orct.nge \\.t:dne.,day
night. the fiN dual mt:et \1Cllll)
on the ~ulor'> mah in lhe pd.Ill
four year.,
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c.1 ptn tn I 08 to 1mpro.,.t' to I.! I
Other '"mnN' for the "-ultH'>
GOLF
Continued from Bl
lad1e-. dub L' nam111g .t p1.•rpe1u.ll
plaque for "" mo-.t 1mprovtd
plarer after Dt•t.• Dec \\lute.
who-.e 17 career dub tJllt"> 1\ Ull'
010'>t ...
Glenn Deck. D1rect0 r II r
l~truCllon at Pebtan I lt.IJ C .oil
Oub. ha'> been named to (,olf
!\1agazine'c; bst ofTop IOO
Teacher.. At cording to me
publicauon the Top HXl le.icher.
Program ha<. become I.he mo'>t
sought-after award 10 golf
tnstrucuon
Golf ~lag.a7.Jnt• rt'Vl'>t"'> lb b.st or
lop 100 leacher. f:'V('f'V fev. yt>ar.
to 1denufy me be-.t golr
\H'rt' i...1m I Jm .it 11.!. .,.,1th a ted1
lllldl I.ill 16-0•. Jun Rol'h~tm JI
lLS \\llh a Piil 111 \ m lony 1'1·
non \\.1th a techrucal ta.U 18 ~ .tt
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.!.:\O dt I~! Jon l no.-.o \\1th a pm
111 I 4.! at IH'l and hea\"\We11.~h1
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l"l"On \1UOJ
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h undrech of c..md1dalt." "ere
recommended b\ Pt;,\ and I Jl( .,-\
rt'gJOnal '>t'C uorb. mdu'>tr) leat.lf'r-..
d.lld C,olf ~ldganne reade"' lor
.l\\.ard cun.,1derauon Ot-ck' kt·en
w1der.Ulfldmg of the golf w.mg
and eJCCellent .,lalJ, tn
rnmmumcanng hi'> k.nowledgr
It'd hm1 10 bt.· mcluded in lhl!.
elite group
(,oil Magaz111t• leanm:'' ti!> nt'\\
IN of fop l(J(l le.ichef"> m IJle
f-ebrudl) .!<XH L'-'>Ue no....
available on new-.'>Land"-
1 love teadung the Jrame ol
golf, and to be recogruzed b\ (,off
\ 1cq.,ranne as one of the top
in'tructor. ~ a true career
highltght. Deel. s.rud "Pellc-an
Hill ha.s grven me me opporturul\
to work lhlUl golfers at one of me
mo'>t p1cture'>Que locauon.., in lhe
o\l...i1 \\Ill; \\lllnt•r., • 11 d1•11111),
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TEE'S SALE TS No. 02· oOIW common _,.. OUl&lCOlnl,
, f13f Doc IC> nMkln. • .,..,, Mown CAllCI*
to0019300792005N ~ The .,.... -na-_
Tltle Ordtt No. ~ °' .,. unPlld -.. ,II--~ Ono21375 ~ ~ Wlfl lnlillffft NOTICE IS HEREBY
tofllnsuref No ~ °' O. oblge.-GMN tn•t sHled pro
001930019 APH No. lion l9C\nd by h posals fOf tum13hKI& all
425-452·15 YOU ARE IH ~ '° be edd lab«. materials, equip
DEFAULT UHOE'A A ~ ~ ..ti-menl, 1timsportallo11 and
DEED Of TRUST mn.d COS-. expenen Juen olhef f.tc11tlles IS
DATED OY27f'l00i. end ~ el h may be rtqu111d tor
U '""S YOU TAKE time of h ln!Uel DUtlll-UPLAUMINt ANt
To PR CT Cllt&on of the Nodoe of MOOlftU TION Of fHl ~~~PROP£~ ff Salel1a16,etU:t.ftle H.Y.A.<. SYSTlM AT
MAY BE SOlD At A OOM!ble lhM at Iha Jal STAtlON NO 2,
PUBLIC SALE. If YOU tJme of .... the ..,. aoo IAKll STIHT •
NEED AN EXPLAAA· Ing bid :::J be leas NOTICE OF
TION OF ntE NAT\JAE =:. In .:;;::::; PET1T10N TO
OF ntE PROCEEDING caah th9 Tn.11• Wiii ADMINISTER
AGAINST _!_~ YOU ac:cePt calftler'i ESTATE OF: SHOULD t,,VNTACT A hacb -' AMY D. KAHN LAWYER.• Notlca 11 c dnwn on 1 CASE NO. A218863
llM'eby glwn that CTC ltal9 °' NIC1onal bank. To all heirs,
R I Servlcff, a c:haCtl drawn by • ta Eatafll IOOOlni.d llltll or f9danlt credit beneficiaries. credllofS. :Si..~ua~n the union, or 1 chadl ~ ~·:::
OMd ol Trust ancut.d dmm by 1 ltl'9 Of othetWiso be 11'1efested ~ HEATHER D WAT· f9deral u vlngs and 1n the will or estate, or . loen -..oci•tlon, NY-......... ,.,, & .,.., 0 ., & UN AS, AH UNMARRIED Ing• 11sociatlon, Of A'"' PETrTION""" FQR
WOMAN, dated uvfngs bin!{ 1pectfted PROBATE hu been
03fl1/200'l Ind ,. In Section 5102 of thl filed by STEPHEN ~--04.'0M)2, !! Flnanc:lal Codi end JOSEPH KAHN Ill the "'" ..,,..,.. .-. IUlhorlzed to do bull-Supenor COUit ol 20020297631, In BOOk. neu In thl9 ltllll. Said caldomla. ~ o1
Page , of Officlal R~ U1e will be madl, In an ORANGE
cords In thl otflc9 of "AS IS" condition but THE PETITION FOA
the County ~dtr ol Without cownani ot PROBATE requests 11111 ~ange County, Siiia --nty .,,,...,, or STEPHEN JOSEPH of California. will Mii _.... ' -.-.-
01
............... lmplled, f90*dlng llUe, KAHN be appointed as on ,.,..,.._, •I po6Mtalon Of t ncum-pef'SO(lill representalM!
2; OOPM, AT THE tnnces, to satisfy the to adn'Wllstet the estate
NOAnt FRONT EN-lndlb1tdneU MCUl'ld ol ltle decedent
TRANCE TO THE by a.aid Deed of Trust, THE PETITION requests COUNTY COURT· ldvlnces ttw,.undef, the deeedefll's Wlll and
HOUSE, 700 CIVIC w1th Interest 11 pro-COdtell$. rf any. be
CENTER DRIVE WEST, videcf, and lhl unpaid ~::'and10~...,=~ SANTA AH/.. CA It pfinclpel of lilt Note -·• pubttc auction, to the MCU'9d by .aid OMd are available tor
highest blddlr for c11h of Tru11 with Interest eKamtnatlOn in the file heck di 1btd l'.epl by the COUit or c .. ICr thereon .. proYkltd In THE PETITION requests
below, payable In full at 111d Nola, plus fHs, aulhonty to admHYSlllf
llmt of Ille, 111 right, charge• and npenses the estate undef the
tJtlo, end lnt1rett con-of thl Trustee and of independent
veyed to ind now held the l1\llll creai.ct by AdnMlstrat:Jon of Estates
by 11 under said Oetd of 11ld Datd of Trust Act (This authonty Wiii
Trust, In the property DATED: 01/DW2003 aflow the personal
•ltu•tld In 111d County CTC Real Estate Stf· represeotanve to take
ind Slit. and 11 more vices 5898 CONDOR many aC!IOOS Without
fully described In the DRIVE, MP-88 MOOR· obtalfllng court apptov.I
Jbove referenced OMd PAAK, CA 93021 Before taking certain
01 Trust The 1traot Phone· (800) 281 8219, very 1111pOrtant actiOns.
''-1rHs and other Site tnform1tlon (805) however. the personal
c "'Iman du'9natlon, If 57~18 By: Trusl98'1 representative Wiii be
A of the rul pr~ Sate Officer CTC Real required IO give OOllCe to
er11 described above 11 Estate Services la 1 inte<esled persons pu= to bt: 119 dtbl collector 1ttompt· unless iney nave warved
rL WER STREET, Ing to collect I debt. :;::e ~~
COSTA MESA, CA, Any lnfOfmltlon ot>-The t1depeudent
m21 The under· talned will be uaed for s.gntd Trustee dis-thlt purpoce. adminlSlrabOn autromy
cl11m1 1ny ll1bllrty lor ASAPS14352 01/09, WIN be granted unless an
11nw lncotTICtntH of 01/16, 01n3 lfllerested i>e'500 Illes 1 an obfedlOll lo ltle
--------r Jllectlbles/
t.1emorabllla 1160
!OP SS 4 RICOtlDS n c
'I (.l.r.o;a. (It cos ' €0\
U Mt< ScJiu lubto ..nv. M1~~ 949 645 7505
ENTERTAINMENT
Calendar of
Events 1310
EQUAi. HOUSllG
Of'POITillTY
1111 ••<>I e ,t•lt ~dv.,
fJ rlf In th11!. 0"W".tpilper
I\ • 11h11rt I In th• f edl'r al
r or Ht>u\•nt '" t ol 1%8 » ifmtndfld whu h
nt1 ~•\ It 111~1!~1 tu
•Ut._ .. rt1\f •iitny pref~r
fl1•t11 ltmtt1tion or
d1 111m1n1tt0n b•,td f)n
'•'Cr cnfr.il tth1t•1n Stt•
h rn•h< •11 I 1m1tr~I \l~tu.,
,,, r• thf\n11I 11r1&in ''' .tn
mt•·11tu111 lu m•9'fl .tny
• 111 h prf'ffi'r('nlit hm1td
11• t1 or '11'!..t ttmindhon
1111\ n~W\P~P" will
'" I knnw1n11ty •• • rpt
"y ~dv'<h\tm~nt Im
r • 11 "'l•IP whu h I\ 1n
v1•>l.1hnn of lht law Our
I» 11fr r ~ a1c h~rl'h)'
rnlorm•d that •II dw,11
1112' .1dv•rh,td IR lhl\
n~w·.r•PM Mt AVlll•hll'
"" .in ~qual opportunity
h l'·I\ r o < 11mpt11m ol d1\
"1m1111hon LAii ltUO loll
11•1 .11 I l!OO 4?4 8590
Auctions 1'483
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ft BUY ESTATU
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I ~~NS1~~~1ENTS1
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..._ s-d. Jew.ery
bag SlCJ tOnlainrna
numt'r"""' l)ll'<f'S of rwei'Y
I °"' ., vo.wi~y ot Weo;t
Qft l'l.v~ Jn H St Ltber al
Rew.,d(949):?1il (HI)
Found 1510
f OU NO RING leave
dl'ld1lrd dt\crtpltron
mu\I 1nr I n•me phnn•
, • ntm & 1111& \ll•. ~tyle
•11d '#ht•" fn\I C•ll\ will
unty hi' rl'lurn•d by
the> t lta•ine dl'tailed
rnlt1 'M9 llO 1127
2 Mele c1.,. fnund on
I 1 rn r ountain Valley
aru (all 714 964 8677
General
Amouncements 1610
UNLI MITC 0 PHO NC
CAL llNC1 No morl' rate
pPf minutr• C11t any
whrro 1n ·ht~ a11d
n1lmnw1dr1 R•\ldtnhal
.1nd bU\111"" S39 9!i lo 159 C)<}I .A\k us iboul
our u111tm1ted plan\ lor
trl,markrt1ne a11d
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AOVl R llS[ to over !J
molllon C1llfo1n111ns with
a 'talew1de clan1fted ad
In 191 new~papers $4SO
fnr 2'!> word' Rea1ons a .. 111ble f RH 111lor
m1 t 1on p1ca.1ae
(9t6)288 6010, (916)288
6019 www cal ,;can com
(CAt •scAN)
I OS£ UP TO 8 pounds
tn 3 day'' Increase
ener1y and feel ttre•I
All n1t11rat no stlmu
lints Ultra Nulttfion
Shek t S J9 99
-~OI _,..._. (8)311361. s-
nn~ -m* csmi. (CM.
HOMF MOATCACC
LOANS lowt1I Int.test
r1to All credit ty~•
No Pf• payment penal
ltn 8nt 11e1vtu In the
•late C11if0fnl111 DRl
[mpyrHn rundlna Cell
n11w 800 no ~9 c \01 (CA1 •SCAN)
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... It .... _.,
l ef IOAmellunute
cutr•l" ttrtd m9rttt """ ... ._. ,...., IJ Cll CM4 t '*"'-~ tor lnfo
pelltion and snows good
cause Wily Ille oourt
APPUANCES 3050
Gl frlfj •lde-t.y-•ld•,
26 7cu I. hilt new, $2!>0
obo <949~ 642 2165 eves
JEWH.RY/ 3460
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
Coast Cain Need•
Old Coms1 Cold silver.
trwelry. watches. anltque.\
collec!Jbln 949 642 9448
cats 3610
• ~· Wlr1W KltlMs. ~ ~ r;asi OI ""1t.
tvery Sal Sun 12 4pm
F .r.hon b Anm11 Network
Info 949 6U 2279
www..at•r"*ietwal<.ora 11-tt
J) ~ Wet> llllllt • ~
Re<ic.uerl 1-ied
•••••••• AITUI N1W YIAAS
IUTTIN SALi-PIJtSIANS ~ Tortme Shelts.
Red l abbys. Only SD>
"' Sl10h geg.45) i!J2S ••••••••
NMd mint"-•
2 ftl!il wft, 2 yr & 6 -··I ••dawe4 $2Seci 949-541· U 11
Dogs 3615
MAU :
GruMAN SHIPHllD
u,,Yl•efttt.s,
714-194-1919
s~ll {;'."'' C11' In C •i.fl~d I
CITY ,.OJICl NO. 02-
20, wllt be received by
th• City of Coat1 MMa
et lht Offtct of the City
Cleta, 77 F•lf Omt,
Costa Meu Cahl«nte,
unlrl the hour of 10.00 .. ...,, .... .My,J_.,
21, 200J, •t wttldl II~
they wlll be opened
publk:ly •nd read .tloud 1n the Council Cha111bet~
Se•led propouls shell
bear the htlt of th•
wC>fk •nd name of the
bidder but no oilier
d1111n1u1sh1n1 marlos
should not grant the
autllOnlY
A HEARING on the
petltion WIN be held on
.01/ZW3 at t.30PM in Otot l·73 located at 341 THE CITY DRIVE,
ORANGE. CA 92868
IF YOU 06.JECT to tne
oraoting o1 lhl petJtt0n,
)Oil s'1ovld appear II the
hearing and at.ate 'PJI
E °' lilt wonen Wlll1 the court neanng Your
app8i118t'IC:e "l.ty be in
pertOO ()( by yotif
~~OU AAE A .GREotfOA or a dJntlngent creditor ol the deoaaSed you must lite your dl1m With the oourt
and ma~ a copy to lllfl
personal representa!IVe
~oted by 1t1e ooun
Wl1hn tour moncN lrom
the data ol hrst tUUanoe
cl lefters as l>fovtded An
Probate Code sedlOfl
9100 The bme 1or hhng
dallns Wiii not e icpire
belore rour months l10m
lllll hearing daf• notlc»d
above
YOU W..Y EXAMINE tile
Ille •ept by tile court II you are a person
lnterer.teo 1n the estate.
)Oil may ftle with the
court a Request tor
Special Nol!Ce (10011 OE·
154) ot the hhng Of an
Inventory and IPPt'Btsal °' &state assets or ol arry
pet1b0n or account as proYiOed rn Probate
COO. SectlOfl 12~ A
Request lor Special
NOllOI torm IS avallable
lrom the court otert.
Attomey lor Pelltlorlef
WILLIAM J
FLANAGAN ESO • OUAAN & F~AGAN
11350 E VALLEY BLVD
•100
EL MONTE, CA 91731 01IOMl3 01 /09.1)J
0111~ CN$-41474 ..
HEWPOfff BEAC~ST A MESA DAil Y PILOT
•
My bid reeelvtd eft"
llM 1chtduled clo1ln1
time tOf the receipt ol
bids i/lell be returned to
btckltr unopeMd It "1 .. 1
be ttle ao .. responsibility
ol the blddll' to -that
hts bid rs received in ptoper time
A set of Bid Oocu
rntnls may bt obtained
et the OttlCe of tht City
EnlinMf. 77 r11r Orlve,
Cosh Meu. C1lrforn11,
upon ..... ,. .......... .
,.~ ... $10.00. All
............ dMw ....
SJ.00 must b• included
ii handled by mail. Btd
Oocumenh and other
contract documents mey
elso be eumlned •l the
Office ot the City Clerk
of the City of Costa Meo. Bid Oocumenh
will not b1r malled unless
the •dd11to11al SJ .OD
ch•ra• Is lnclttded with payment
Cllch bid shall be made
on the Propoul form.
sheets P I throueh p.9.,
provided 1n the contract
documents. and shall be
accompanied b\I , cer
tilled or cuh1er's ~di
or a bid bond for not
Ins that 10'1. ol the
amount of the11 btd.
made payable to the City
ol Costa Mesa No
proposal shall be con-
sidered unless accom
pan1ed by such cnh1er 's
check cash or bidder s
bo11d
No bid shall be con
~•dered unless II 1s made
on a blank propos al
lorm furnished by the
City of Costa Mna and
rs made 1n 1ccordance
with the prov1s1on of th't
Proposal requiremenls
( ach bidder must have
1 Clan ·c 20· license
(Haatrn11. Vent1tat1on J11d
f\11 Condll1onrn& Con·
hactor) and .rlso be
prequ;i1tf1ed as required
by law
A Co11tr ador usrng a
c• all or clns1lrcat1on
not \how n on the
General Preva1l1ne Waae·
DI" I er mrnallons m.ry be
1equ11ed IO pay the waee
r ale ol lh•I er aft or
dass1f1c1!1on most
clo'tly related to 11 n
shown on the General
D•lt•mrnat1ons effectrve
al the lime ot the tall
lor bid'
lhe Conlractur shall
<Omply with the PfOVI
s1on\ ol Sec1to11 1710 to
I 780 rndus1ve. ol the
Caltfornra Labat Code
the Pf evaittn1 'elt trld
.ea.. of w111es utab llt/led by !tie City ol
Costa Mes•. which .,.
on fl.. with the City
Cler~ ol tn. City of
Costa Mer.a, ind snaU
forfeit penalties prt
scribed lhtr ttn for
noncompliance of uid
Code.
Tiit City Council of th•
J:tly of Coste Meu
rewrves the rf&llt to
reiect any tnd/o• tit bids
JUUlfOlCla,
D....,ty City o...ti
City ef c .. 1. Meao
Oaled· December JO,
2002 Nete1 M~19"
•••-ti.r-·i. h re~ ..,_,, ... •t•rt191 et City
Nol i..t.lty, .,. '""" •• ~ 14, 2003,
et 'Ot0011.-.
Newport Buch·Costa
Mes.a Daily Piiot J1nu1ry
9, 16, 2003 • fH073
an Of COSTA llSA
OIAleG( (OUln'f,
~
ll011CI IM'lll& llS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that sealed pro
posats f« furn1sh1n1 all
labor materials, equip
ment. transportallon •nd
such other facthhes u
mar be requtred lor
nlCTitKAL IWSIW>U/
MODIFICATIONS ON
'fHl 3rd nooa ruc-
HtCAl SYSTlM AT
CITY HAU. 77 fAllt
DRIYf • CITY PIOJlCT
NO. OJ-0 1, will be
received by the Ci ty ol
Costa Mesa al the Olltce
of the City Clerk. 77 fatr
Drive, Costa Mesa.
Catrlornra. unlll the hour
of 10:00 a.m., M•"-day, Jonuwy 27, 200J,
at whoch lime they w111
br opened publrdy and
read dloud in th~ Council
Chamber\ Sealed pro
posals shall bear the
title ol the work l!Rd
name of lht bidcter but "° ol'ller d"t1neu1$h1n&
ma• ll$ Any bid received
1fle1 the 'cheduled
ctos1ne trme for thr
receipt of bids ~hall be
returned t o bidder
uno1J1!ned It shall be the
!>Ole respon"brhty of the
b1ddt!f to see that hi\
bid IS r ecetvtd 1n Pf OIJ1!f
t•m~
A !ltl of Bid Oocu
me11ts may be obtained
•I the Offtce ot the City
[ na1neer. 77 f a11 0. rye.
Cost• ~.. Cellfornle,
upon 11e11refw11•11etle ,.,_. .. $10.00. All
MMtt....i ..........
$1.00 must be 1ncludtd
If hendttd by mell Bid
Document& end otlltf
co11trect documents mey
elso ff uern1ned et the
OHie• of the City Clefll of t,,. City of Cost.
Meu Bid Documents
will not be "I.tiled um.s
th• 1dditlon•I $3 00
chtrU Is l11cludtd with
payment
Each bid shall be mid•
on the Propoul IOt'm.
sheets P I thf<>Ulh P-9•
provided In the contract
documenta. end shall be
accompenled by a cer •
titled or cuhler's check
ot • bid bond for not
Ins th1t 10-. of the
•mount of t'1ek bid,
medt payab .. f6 the City
of Cost• Mesa. No
ptop°"I shall be con .
s1dered unlen accom
pented by such cuhltr's
check, cnh, 01 bldde•'s
bond
No btd sh•ll b• COii
sldered unlns It ts m•de
on a blfll'll proposal
IC>fm fu1 ~•shed by the
City ol Costa Mesa and
rs made 1n eccor dance
with the provmon of the
Proposal tequtrerMnh
(ach bidder must have
a Ct1ss ·c I 0-hcense
El1ct11cal Conlracto1
and 1lso bt prequalthtd
H rtquwed by l1w
A ConlractC>f usrna • cralf Of clau1frc1tkln
not shown on the
Centnl Pre .. 1l1na Wa ee
Oetermm1llon\ m•y bp
1equ11ed to pay the waae
rate ol that u alt or
class1f1cahon mo~t
closely related to 11 ''
shown in the Ge11et1I
Oettrmmallon' tffMl1ve at the time ol the call
for bids.
fht Contr.1do1 '\hall
lomply with the prov1
\Ions ot Sed1on 1770 to
1180. inclusive. of the
Cahlot n1a labor Code,
the 'prell1111ne rate and
sulr of wagM rstab
hshed by the City nl
Costa Mes• whrch 1re
on hie with the City
Cler~ of the Coty of
CO\l.t Mt\• .1nd shall
forfeit penall 10 prt
\Cllbl'd lh~1 ~"' lnr
nonlomph1n• ' nt u1d
Code
Tht City COUl'lllf ol the
City uf Co\lol Mau
te',tl Vt!' lhl' ll&hl lo
1t1ett •ny and or all
How to Place A
CLASSIFIE AD
8) Fax
1Q.lll 1 till MQ.I
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>t ~t.lh"""-' •di•
By Phone
19-i9t M2-5678
By Mail/In l'er!-'on:
3:10 Wc\I B •) S~(I
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MISCELLANEOUS RetallStom
MERCHANDISE tor lease 4545 -For Sult-LeaH P11me
Miscellaneous Cm.ta ~ reta~ loc1lt0n
on 17th SI ID>sl. I~ Merchandise 3855 rem:n111n1 on lta-.e S20ll
per mo 949 764 9446, WANTlD 949 79S 1999
2007 Holiday C•lebralton IAllll LOTS/ACREAGE 949 ~74 4247
Lotl/Autage SUIFIOAID .. ch r 611,
Calvdnr shaped <tUIO Wanted 4740 araph Geoff Moy\tt 13~
949-290-'609 ARIZONA BEST BARCAJN.
Business 36 BUI!\ $24,900
Border\ Stale Land OppOftllnitla Beeut1lul ranch In
Businesses and W1lh1ms/f tacstall 1rn
perfect 6 100 d1mate fflndl!ses 3905 Spectacular mountain
HOM( INSPECllON vtrws Allor d.tble " Busineu w/ Amer1C1n 111nc1n1 AllR I 817 282
ln\lltute nf tnspe<IOt\ 5763
Profeut0n~I Credenltats ICAl •SCANI
Jorn this 1row1n1 pro
len1on belo•e 11•1e H[W MEXICO MOUN 1tc~ns1n& laws chanee TAINS 140 AC Only Trainrna/com~lele ti.I'' $49,900 Corceou' nns under S ,!JOO 800 &rnstands, mature tree
347 245') (CAL •SCAN) covlf. 6300 ft elevatt0n
Olcesb~ Mountain Views, year 4540 1ound road\, and elec
•CM/.z:•lL 1.S.lkf, Irie Perfect for hone
lovers Adjacent t o 1SOO efN~ llv4., t49-61t-S SJ nahooal fC>fest E acellent
0.-_..A-Lee. f1n1nclne Call today!
Tiits won't tut! SW
proj)i!rltes of NM. Inc I· IACIC IAY CINTfll
2651 lrvlne Avt, 11011 888 292 9 7 I I
v1fw. retail on \tie 714-(CAL •SCAN)
57J-7710
NPI 0"1(( SPACl I, .. (94•) ••2-5671 I Im Dow I) , 14 Qatnl Pt1f11feww•4•
floor. •chtl!lcts ~"" tew..-tit.rv..,,
llJllCe621>;f~
("~ \~(A9~tin
At \c"'J'Ol1 RhJ &. BA~ \1
Hours:
lckphonc K \CIJ.111 ~ C(lpm
\1und.o I nJJ\
Wall. In ~ fo.1/1\ ~ itirm
\lood.i} fnd.i)
. HOMES FOR 5ALf
ORANGE 5400
COUNTY
Anaheim Hills
Perafta .. one oJVe
s.eduded luMurtOUS ~late
Stir 5ba 2 ta!llSh most•
suites, poo4, spa. ~ &11<
Sl.59S,OOO Trldfof Re.ii
E sut:e 949 .xl6 2526 949
641).8841
Balboa
,_ c.........,. Lab °"' °'4*!• llflCI I ~ lamly
"°""' Sl.310.IXXI LOCltUd ... one ol u.. mc;esl
~hoods 11'1 8dJoil r Mt.astJt ()ppOr'tLnty for
l'1WSlmMt Of dew*Jpmenl. ............
...... ~R-"Y 949-67 94
,_~!-.Ont D.c*• a,_.~
horre. Sl.310.CIXl localed .. one ol the nic:al
1..,b::wtioodl " Bable.
rll1lastlc ~ for
IM!Slment or drwllap11ttll
Jeff .llalbs, Belloe ~
R:illy ~
Corona def Mir
• llAUTlfUL •
Oramaltc SpyalHi Hiii
oecutlve liollle No
n penst was tpared r abulous Ocun View.
4Br. Offered •I
Sl.695.000
SellH bou&ht another
home Muat Sell ,...., ..........
t4t-J76-SS76
'fRH HOUSl
SlClUDID HTlllAT
AMAZING PRICl
AGT.949·72l -1120
CmtaMesa
f'llMl lSTAUS
PATRKIC TlNOlll
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Lido Isle
llACH COTIAGI
117 VIA HOU
2b1 I' • Ba 2 c 1••. bch
& le11 club 3S lot
By owner $880.000 obo
949 644 23JO
Mlaion Viejo
iNIWf'OIT HllOHTS
S74'.000 2!ir/\bl. homl
w/l fp's.. hmll cir\ t h
"" ,,.,. Sl1do ~ .., 'Ii• F ah _,. laC Cll
tar llPPI. Dole an 96 71&-l!m or MMJ&.19!1eo
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home '"tll IOll• ~t 111~1 11 P•tlo end y1rd, ion
COIHU tlld tunut
view' $949,SOO. AndlOf
Pr ot>tffle• 949 720 3900
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bids. JUUlfOl( ... o_,.., Oty Cl...ta
(ftyef( ........
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Me .. Oail1 Piiot .llnu1t)' 9. 16,2003 TH075
ll01KI Of .-ec llAmG
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN lbet a pubhc
hor1ne will be held by
the
Cost• M•H Ctty Council
on Janu1ry 21, 2003, at
6:30 p.m .. In the Council
Ch1mbers of City Hall,
:17 F" 111 Ot1ve, on ·the
follow1n1 Item:
APPLICATION fr om
Mayor Pro Tem Ctms
Steal •Pi>Ullna the
Plann1n1 Comm1n1on's
decision of Min« Oes•an
Review ZA·02 73 for
Steven and Susan
Dewan, to construct •
second lloor add1lton on
• s1nele lam1ty residence
and to eaempl the
Pfol>eftY from current park1n1 requireme11ts
due to inadequate a•
r aae depth (20' requ11ed
19'•• ea1s1tn1) louted
•I 439 Bro.tdway 1n a11
RI zone f 11v11onmentat
Oetnmonatlon Eiempt
Ir THE AFOREMEN
TIONEO ACTION IS
CHALLCNClO IN COURT.
the thallenee mil)' be
l1mrted to only those
1nues r111\ed al the·
pubhc heanne de"11bed
rn the notice. or 111
wntten corrupondence
dehverPd to the City
Council at. or prior to,
the pubh~ hea11ne
NOltC[ IS FURTHER
GIVEN Iha! at the above
lime and place, all
rnlernted per\On' may
•ppnr •nd be heard by
the City Council on the
aboye item
JUUl FOlCIK,
Dep11ty C lty Clerk
Oarly Pilot J11nu1ry 9
1003 1)'076
Rditlm..-.U
"-S...... I he follo wma pr1 sons
are dorne bu\rnen n
ftrree McCarthy &
P11ce 2700 N Ma111
Strtet. Suite 337 Sltnta
Ana CA 9270!>
Junette S McC.ttthy,
2700 N Marn Strffl.
Suit• 337. Santa Ana,
CA92705 C Rtellard ferrM. 2700
H. Ma111 Strffl, Sult•
337, S.tnta Ana, CA
92705 This bus111tss ~ con
dueled by • 1eneraJ
p.trtnen/llp
Ha•• you st.tr t.O dolnc
business yet? No
Junette McCarthy
ThtS statement WH
hied With th• County
Cletlo of Or.tn&e County
on 12/17/02 20026009270'8
Oatly Piiot Dec I 9. 26,
2002 hn 2. 9 , 2003 Th067
s ........
..... I tlfU..tf flctlllM...., _
The fOllOWlnJ per SOii
has abendoned the u'•
of the f 1ct1t1ous Busi
ness Name A ) .The
Trunk Show, B I Trunk
Show, 725 W fletcher.
Suite ID!>. Oranee. CA
92865
.The f tcllllOus Busmus
name reterred to •bove
w1s filed 1n Or •na•
County on 04/03 02 nu NO 20026898149
B1rbara lrulson 725
W fletche•. Suite 105.
Oranee Cf\ 92865
Amanda Jones 72S W
fletc her. Suite IOS
Orange CA 92186
This bus1nen rs lOn
ducted by • aentr al
par tnersh1p
Barbara Trulson
lhl\ statement wn
!tied with the County
Cieri>. of Oranee County
on 12/1010? 2002692056 .
Daily Pilot Ian 9. 16
23. 30 2001 lh080
Tell Us About
YOUR
GARAGE SALE!
In
CLASSlflED
(949)642-5678
Daily Pilot
Re-.. ..... .........
Th• foHowinc per~n•
llft dolfll bUSIMH H
Photn1• fundlnl, 3
Hutton Ctnl1t Of • 810.
S•nt• A11a, CA 92707
r11st CUMtnty nna1K1.tt
Co1po11llon (CA), J
Hutton Centre DI . •150.
Santa Ana, CA 92707
This b11S1~u " con
dueled b7 • corpofahon
H•v• you stertld doin1
business yet? Yu, 6/1!1/
02
rlt•I Cu11 enty f 1nan
c1at Corp0t1Uon
Oari.ne S W.trd, VP
lh1a 1tatemenl wu
filed with th• Couoty
C.lt1lo of Orana• County
on 12/17/02
2002600927003
011ly Pilot Dec 19. 26.
2002 Jan 2, 9 .
2003 Th066
~ ...... ... s......
The follow1na person~
are doina businus "' la~tt rab 679 South
Stale Colleae. Suite fl
f ullerton CA 92831
Robtft Cu1e11 Weimar
Ir 821 rowne St C01t•
Mtu CA92627
fht\ bulfn•H IS COii
dueled by an 1nd1vtdull
H.tve you started dome
bu11nen yet? No
Robert [ Weimar Jr
Thts statement wn
hied with the Cou11ty
Cler~ of Or•n11e County
on 12117/()2
20026009270 22
Daily Piiot Ott 19 26
200? J.n 'l 9
2003 lh06'>
Tell Us About
YOUR
GARAGE SAU!
In
ClASSIFllD
(949) 642-S678
-----Policv -----
Ratc~ and dcadJ1ncs arc subject lo change without nOllCC' ~
publisher reserves the ngh110 ccn-.or. recla'"'>· rcv1\C or rCJCCl
dlly cla~\llicd advertisement. Plea.-.c rC'port M.) error that ma)
be m your cl~"fied ad 1mmed1atcly ll\c Datl) Pilot alccpt\
no hab1hty for any error m an advertl\cmcn1 for whteh tt may
be respoos1ble exccpc for the rn~t of the ~pace actual!} tx:~upicd
by the error Crcdtt can only be aJlo'A-l'd for the fiN tn'ICnlon
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A touch ol llaly 4br
7 ~ba. Sir 1da home
Sl,729,000
PLATINUM PIOPlUllS
Stel•nie M~urer
Balboa Peninsula
'23 "'-de 5 Ooor s "Uf11
b~y! lower ul\ll Lt patio
2br Iba, olf St !>Bnc
SI &n rn 1' ty 9tC}. 548 11D1
2tlr 3' 2c RW pat.i.
W(d d/W 1-crpt pawi[.
to-unrt 12.1'1: 20tJ1 St
ThuNb) \ IW)f•111
r nJJ, ~ llllJ>rtl
I n.L' ' llClpm
Huntington Beach
.............. pvl
!Mlbo. p ...._..,.. prJOI And
rtUNo WIO ~ watlr
lruh 1ncld Pet OK SI~ f 714Wl mJ
Lldobfe
949 715 31!'>6 U850mo 949 72J 11& .__. c..n..p a. 1•1.i..
? t a•r total ternodel
!H'uh & ~"" club S2800fmo 949 644 23.lO
PRIMl lSTATlS
PATIKK TlNORl
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RESORT/
VACATION
PROPERTY
FORSAlf
Pel• D•••rt Pel•
V•ll•y C,, 2br 2b•
Londo cated vaul cerls,
cour tyd, 2 c 1a1. Superb
condl Close to pool/club
hse Own/•ct S272.000 ~ , _ 9632'1-0!JJ:Z
Oelt Pr~" Sates &
winter rentals Palm
Spr1nas. P1lm Oeser t
At'o Wuhinflon Wa
ltr lr on t Refer rals.
Michael Anter Becke" &
Becht RE 800-550-352.3
MISCEllMEOUS
RENTALS
Newport Harbot town
hm. on watw , It br, pvt
b•. J*int-w11k 1n ckt.
IOllf tut. fp. l.tund, 1ated
comm, fl'l() ~71.ZJ
NI/Ck-View rooms.
0cHnfront/22nd pvt
rrn, unfurn. U.are ba,
ulls pd, nitll*a. flltch
enette, lnd!1. l blocll lo
Ne"por I Pttr $695/mo
Calf S1111 •t 949-278
1905 c11etween ~·lf>
AESIO£NTW RENTALS
ORAi& 1• COUNTY
Jbr 2 Sba 3 \lor y condo
112 b•y,bLh turn wd
2 c gar 1906 W B1lboa
Blvd $2400 714 86S 11199
31, 21•. 1,.,,, 11.,ne
areot dtd• and new
lndry clo~ lo buLh
S?SOOmo 949 715 3513
ConmdelMat
Mar9u•rlt• Jlr /21a
IU\Ury relurb home
SJ!i(X)n A9. i.111 r-2Br 18", ,_ C.tl'pel &
i-11 SI Jinn 9f} n 5-3513
.. 2..Ae Brand .... klJ
T wnhrn. l 9505I, 21: pr I
blodl from P~
~mo ~ 943 1<111
Rora Gret>vllle 'nll
st0ty del.tch Jbr 2ba, 2c
aar. sated comm. pool,
spa SJ600mo t 2mo lse
Ctant 561~ ll3ll
Owlet l.W. 2• tl/r8e.
twnflrn style epl Remocl.
wellHn-...."""""
1125Qon 'I' .. •m-OM!I
Mr le4 ley, 111 remod
28t 1.51• condo, 2c pr.
fp, wd-hluipi, no pets 11375/mo. 949 S4& IS84 I'••• SO. completely remodeled, 2br l ba,
beck hM.1. MW crpVp.tnV kftA•. l'l7 I: 20th 18 tJl $1575 949-371·8"9
Jk l.J"9 ............. 2 c ,., , fp, wd flkup,
fOfmll dlnJd. maid ·r i l7M>/mo ~9-293-463
c:.e. 2Jlr 2libe ~
,_.,,. ~ patio, ~.
lc .,,,a:inm ~ -$J~~l ...... Lil.,..-. Jp.
.. ............. !rt Jd.~2'1 ..... -.. StlllOIN. te.1\NJ51
IA f OH
ON llOO PfNINSULA Nrw 2tr 21•
COTIAGU
P11vate Bui II Poot
1nd Sp• W1tlo. to
Otun Shop\ and
Rnl•uranh lute
6 mo 2 yr •
Boat Shp Anolablt
710UDOPA .. OI.
949 673 60JO Ot
949 71) 5830
* YlAllY flt llASU
Bill CRUNOV REAL TORS
t4t ... 7S ... 161
y ...... ainO;> lbr. ,_
~'*Holos.•• lot Re50r't M-c A"" now lllOOlmo 714-536-1564
NPl/CM •mall 2b• Iba
house, C11 •J•. Patio
No P•h SI 1!i01mo By ~11ll•tl !o62"4315'B>
STUOIOS Two very l1t1e
atudlos avail Hew P•lnl
& carpet, Sl200/mo
etch C.tll !M9 71!1 3513
1..,..,1ew c..,,, 2br 21>1,
eat, pool, IJOOsf. I bfll
from back bey No pet be ll~~
Y-tt1•tlle1 2br 2b1
penthouse, ocn views,
b1lcon1 •. comm pooVttn
•II $1800 949 673 7100
YlillY RotTAU
nt•• tlltbeach, ?br, Iba
2bf 2-a •ct 11500 SUI~
949-293 4631)
hewttfvl 3fu 2 5ba
townhome. c«ner 11n1t,
fp,2csltf,wd ~t
11850/mo 949 &73 7IOO .... ...,, ........
31,. 11/!et, Ille floor.
tplc, w/d hlu.ip $190llmo
t4•-7H .. J77
'I
Dalty Pilot
TODAY'S
CRQSSWORp PUZZLE
Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
..
~AUTO
IMWJlll~'9S
BIKll w.r1l!Kk lnt..IOr
low~
•l!lml SH.MOO
NPI 4bf 3b1 condn nr
pool. 7 C 8'1 J P•l tU\
new paint/carpel, S2750
I yr lse 949 650 8U ~
~WWHOMB
b 2119 ,_ JllC II nu lh.
carp. rut lo ~ pn
SV!ltrrm 985111 1520
ll4-Isle Imm~
3Br , 28a be•"' ce11's r p, p1ho 2 Cll 1•r .,,
S2900 mo 949 61 J 7390
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112 .lln S. 5001 ~ Ave
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"'NOTICE RENXRS
C-1ifornra law re
quwea that conll ac
tort lMl•nc fobs that
total ~ or more
(labor or mat If lab)
bt licensed by the
Contrac tors Stet•
llceow Boll'd. State
law llso requil'H that
contrecton include
U-loceftse numl>ef
on • edltw1U,. You
CMt ~ lhe status
of tour licenud
co11tr1ctor e.t
-w.cstb ca 1ov or
800·"21-CSlB Unll· ctnsed con tr octors
t1kl111 Jobs that
total ''" then $500 must slat• In their
edvt<llsemtnta thel
thtr ••• not lk1n1ed
b1 the Conlr eclon
State l..keMe B-d "
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tu l:.&M ' co•cnng flit, dcducuon •~
1mmcdl.'ll<'ly n:wvd.-J "'hen de.:later
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l(lCIOO ro c:tJ.ibh'h unJ u...: Ole d1amcio<l~.
1.kd111cr •Je<'d\ '"'" cn1ne-. 10 the
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lhr qun:n of hto111', 11 "'Ullld be llUIJ
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mu.\I \l.trl 10 give wunt by pl11y111g
lhr "~ on thJ' lnd .and "'hr n South
<:onllnoc\ "'ilh the Jot< l. Wc<>t com
plctc" lhc aho b) t111lov.111g "''th lhc
three tn •ht•v. "" .:•~n number of
<:dl'th In the \Ult. rtlllklllg II C<b y for
W,•,t Ill .... 11hhold the: .11.c one more
time.
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