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THURSDAY,DECEMBER4,2003
PHOTOS BY MARK C. QUSTIN/OAILY PILOT
Corona del Mar High seniors Rose Yan, Vanessa Valdes, Linsey Wood and Florencia Krochik, from left, discuss teacher accountability.
Won't stand for SATs
As part of a senior project, a student at
Corona del Mar High School takes on the
way students are taught and tested
Marisa O'Neil
Daily Pilot
0 n the surface, Corona
del Mar High School
senior Amanda
Rubenstein seems like
the last student who would lobby
against standardlz.ed testing and
traditional grading systems.
The 17-year-old has a
grade-point average above a 4.0.
She takes four Advanced
Placement classes. She performed
well on her SATs.
and onto teacher ql,lality. On
Wednesday night, she held a rally
to drum up support among
students, parents and teachers.
HA lot of people say that
students are lazy or don't want to
learn," she said. ''I think the
opposite is true. They want to
learn. But things are shoved down
their throats and they're not
allowed to think analytically or
critically."
But for her senior project, she is
lobbying against all the things in
which she excels, hoping to shift
educators' focus off test scores
At Wednesday night's meeting
on the Corona del Mar campus,
about two dozen people came to
hear Amanda talk about what she
called Hthe systematic breakdown Senior Amanda Rubenstein gives a presentation during the first
see SATS, P•&• A4 meeting of her club No Child Left Behind at Corona del Mar High.
UC, teaching assistants make a deal, avert strike
The strike would have
begun today at Irvine
and other campuses.
Marisa O'Neil
Da1lyP1lot
UC IRVINE -University of Califor-
nia officials and student teachers
averted a strike late Tuesday night
when they signed a tentative bargain-
ing agreement
Neither side would discuss the
terms of the successor collective
agreement until a union vote by the
student teachers later this week. The
strike was set to start today, just days
before final exams at UC lrvtne.
"We're pleased to be able to resolve
our differences at the bargaining table
and reach an agreement.~ UC spokes-
man Paul Schwartz said.
The former contract with the
Unlted Auto Workers Local 2865,
which represents the Academic Stu-
dent F.mployees, expired Oct. l , said
the union's recording secretary, Beth
THE BELL CURVE
Rayfield, a UC Irvine graduate stu-
dent. The graduate teaching assist-
ants, readers and tutors have been
wortcing without a contract since then.
Rayfield would not comment about
the union's demand., but they had
earlier alleged unfair labor practlces
by the university system She said she
was "very excited" by the tentative
agreement and expect& a "very strong
turnout" for the vote.
More details should be released
Monday, after the vote, Schwartz and
Rayfield said.
Union members originally staged a
wallout on Oct. 3 but returned to
work after the demonstration. The
university system has contingency
plans In place for such walkouts.
The union represents more than
11,000 people at University of Califor-
nia campuses at lrvine. Berkeley. Da·
vis, Los Angeles, Riverside, Santa Bar-
bara, Santa Cruz and San Diego.
• MARISA O'NEJl covera education and
may be reactted et (949) 674-4268 or by
e-mail at marlaa.oneil@latimo•.com.
No monopoly on horse manure
Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
ONllEWEB:
www.~com I t isn't often that a
journalist finds
hlouelJ personally
involved In a brealclng
news story. But when I
read about the ongoing
tiff between the city of
Newport Beach and the
Back Bay Equestrians
over how, lt and why
hone manure should JOSEPH be d.Llposed of. there I
times a year, I find It
necessary to shovel up
horse droppings in the
entrance to my
driveway. If I don't, they
get carried Into my
garage every time the
car passes over them.
This is both WuaJly
and aeathet1cally
unappealing. It mlgbt
even be unhealthy.
WEATHER c
11 will be mostly 1unny end
nice tod1y, with
temperetures topping out In
thelow70..
SNPqeA1.
SPORTS
..
Newport
creek one
of O.C.'s
dirtiest
Los Tran cos Creek contains
high levels of e coli
bacteria, a study by coastal
watchdog groups finds.
Alicia Robinson
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Two area water
bodies are near the top of a list of Orange
County waters with poor water quality, ac-
cording to a report released Tuesday by
'-...ofange County CoastKeeper and other
coastal monitoring groups.
The report is based on data collected
May 17, a statewide water monitoring day
for various water-quality organizations.
Los Trancos Creek in Newport Beach and
Talbert Olannel in Huntington Beach
showed high levels of phosphates and ni-
trates, which can cause explosive plant
growth and kill fish. Los Trancos at Crystal
Cove also contained high levels of e coli
bacteria, Coastl<eeper project coordinator
Ray Hiemstra said.
The two waterways were among the
four worst sites monitored in Orange
County, Hiemstra said, who said the Tal-
bert Olannel empties into the ocean just
See CREEK, Pa1e A4
PUBLIC SAFETY
Flare flies
at chopper,
fi_!:.er sought
A flare comes close to a
Huntington Beach police
helicopter responding to a
brush fire call.
Deepa Bh.,ath
Da1ty Pilot
NEWPORT COAST-Police are looking
for the person who fired a Oare gun at a
poUce helicopter early Friday morning. of-
ficials said.
Someone fired a Oare at a Huntington
Beach police helicopter as it was respond-
mg to a brush fire call near Newport Rldge
Drive and White Cap Lane at abQut 1:15
a.m., Newport Beach Police Sgt. Steve
Shulman said.
Police officers on the ground heard a
loud noise coming from within the New-
port Rldge condominium complex and
shortJy afterward saw a red, Oamlng object
shoot up to the slcy. he said.
"The projectile missed the left side of
the helicopter by about 100 feet and went
above it,· Shulman said.
The Oare, which was still burning and
See FlARE, P•&• M
wu. right ln the mtddle. N. BELL
So t bad to put aside an
almost·completed column to
take a cut al the Santa Ana
Hetgh11 I lone Manure Caper.
!!very time r have to
ahovel manwe, I must
admit that I thJnk unkind
thougbtl about the people on
the boraa who leave the ,
dropptnp. Thae thoughts pue.
more or less. as I lake a longer
vfew. I acknowledge a deep blas
against horses ever since I was
required to be a part of a U.S.
Army horse-drawn 8eld artillery
unit at the University of Missouri
u an Integral part of my
education. On my fint exposure
to a horse, I didn't tighten the
dhch properly. lt .Upped around
the horse'• belly when I tried to
moWtt, and while I lay ol\ the
ground beneath hlm. he relieved
hlnuelf on me ln an ultimate
ehow of contempt My relations
with hones have been acralned
UCI men .. belketbell trevela
to UC Berlceley for 1 tough
tNt.
S..PqeBl
ON VACATION: N.wpon 8elCtl Mayor Steve Bromberg ind
hi• wife, Ronnie, center, dlecled the 01lly Pilot onUne While
on their wey to Me•loo e~rd the CtUIM lhlp Ryndam. for
more On VICdon photos, ... P•• A13. .
J would gua. that lbout rour SMCUIWE,P .. eM
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POLITICS
THE POLtnCAL LANDSCAPE
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Re Dana Rol'lrabacher, who was on hand when Arnold Schwarzenegger stopped by Huntington Beach during the
rec c.ampaign, was recognized as a "taxpayer superhero• this week for his voting record on spending bills.
Lo9k, up in the_ sky
Alicia Robinaon
OallyP1lot
Rep. Dana Robrabacber wu
Oeemed a "taxpayer superhero· oo
Wednesday by the Council for
Cltluns Aga.ln.st Government Waste
based on his voting record on 2002
legislation.
"It means that he voted 1009ri o(
the lime ln favor or curling wasteful
spending.• council President Tum
Schatz said.
The council looked at how
legislatora voted on 24 Issues, such
aa cuttlng 1ppropdatJona to the
federal treasury, a farm bUJ and
· ~raJ tax reUef bllla.
The superhero awards are given
annually. Eight of the Hou.e's 435
members received superhero awards
for 2002. 4111111&
Schatz said Roh11bacher's lifetime
natJng for votes on wasteful
spending Issues Is 934'1., the second
POLmCAL
CALENDAR
DECEMBER
highest of all House members.
Topping the list with the hlghest
lifetime record at 954Jli ls another
Orange County legislator, Rep. Ed
Royce.
California's two senators dJdn't
fare ao well, Schatz said. Sen.
Barbara Boxer and Sen. Diane
Feinstein received scorea of zero for
their 2002 voting recorda, he said.
The council is the lobbying ann or
Citizens Against Government Waste,
a fiscally conservative watchdog
organization, Schatz said.
The awards ft gives are •really
intended to encourage legia)atora to
vote more often to cut waste and cut
taxes. lt"s really a lobbying tool," be
u.id.
Cox tells Russians to shape
up if it wants into the GS
Rep. Chris Cox has Introduced
legislation stipulating that Rus.sla's
membenhfp In the Group of Eight
nations be condJtioned on Russia
Improving its record oo human
rights.
The bipartisan bill says the
Russian government under
PresJdent Vladimir Putin has
suppressed tbe media, arrested
prominent opposJtion supporters
and has moved away from a marlcet
economy. Russia's membership In
the Group of Eight should depend
on Its "voluntarily accepting and
adhering to the norms and
standards of democracy,· the bill
says.
A press release from Coxs office
notes the bill's coauthors include
Rep. Tom Lantos, Sen. John McCain
and Sen. Joseph Uebennan, but
does not elaborate on the bill.
Cox. a longtime expert on Russia
and its former Incarnation as the
Soviet Union, could not be reached
for comment on Wednesday.
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POLITICS ASIDE
You .'re welcome,
·Mr. Goverrior
T he "thank you" didn't
come to my e-mail. but it
dJd baYe my Mme QO it
Sure. my name wasn't spelled
rfgbt, but no one else at the
Pilot bas • last name cloee to "JCabn. ..
No doubt aboul lt then. This
was a thank you from our new
governor.
bus1oess aedendals. 1ba.t
doesn't seem lib much help.
And tbaB where I goot
comu.d.
B'verl WOtle. on Aug. 28 and
Sept. 4, I let Conner
ABaelnblyman Gd f.ergulon
Oluminate readen lbout the
candk1ate be Wit suppoidng
durtng the recaD: atate Seo.
Tum McOkitock (l'emember
bim1). That abould baYe gotten
me licbd out of .Arnold\ S.J. CAHN campalgnheadquartera.
Alao on Aug. 28, 1 hl8bJighted
the one wfn Uebeoocb got during his
abbreviated recaD nm:
lnlonnationWeet.c:om naming his C8JJlP"i&n Web she the best among the
recall C8Dctidata Is that moderate GOP
blasphemy'l
"-Stew, .. the &-ma8 bepn.
"The Join Arnold team tbanb )'OU foe
your support. efrortl, and c:ontribu.tiom
to the Orange County Scbwan.meggier
for Gowmor Headquarters in September
and October. 2003. •.. Because of your
aupport we~ ha~ an outsCanding
Republican GaYemor in Sacramento.·
'MM; I bad no Jdea. I didn't reall1.e Ia
done quite that much.
Yeah. 1 also realize that what I~ gotten
was a mass e-mail And when it aald:
"The Orange Couoty Schwarzme8B'er for
Governor Jfeadquarters was able to
acoom.plish a great deal of success.
beaw.!e or your eodless dedication.
aee.dvity, and hard wori. • someone
didn't really have me In mind
Still. I think it's worth noting that
"lwlithout dedicated volunteers such as
yourse!vet, Arnold would not be
guyemor ~ He ls grateful and tillUlks
you from the bottom ot bis beanf'
I'll remember tblt when I need a
gubematodal 6Mlt or a wdgh1tiftlng tip.
But It d left me woodedne What did
J do, exacdy? J apparently helped with
the following
• •Del.Iver 639(, of the vote for Arnold
Schwanenegger on FJection Day,
offidaDy making Orange County
'Schwarzenegger' O>untry. ..
• "Organize and mobill7.e 13 Get Out
The Vote (OOIV) Headquarters, and 7
OOIV phone banks used to help drive
up the vote."
• ·Mobilize over 3,000 Arnold for
Governor Volunteers via e-mail and
telephone for a strong precinct and
phone bank oorv effort..
• "Make owr 30,000 phone calls to low
propensity Republican voters and
Ded.lne to State Latino Voters.·
• •eootact nearly 60,000 pennanent
absentee ballot voters on behalf of
Arnold. through an Initial volunteer
phone bank. organized by Rhonda
Rohrabacher. Devin Dwyer. the
Huntington Beach GOIV Coordinator,
the Huntington Harbor Republican
'M>men. and Jonny Yhst..
•"Distribute 68,000 Schwanenegger
for Governor dooltnob hangers for the
72-Hour Get Out The \bte drill to help
in<nase the number of voters at the
polls..
• "Walk approximately I SO precincts
during the weekend prior to Election
Day and almost 600 precincts on
FJ.ection Day:"
WfNI, l'tn suddenly really tired And
sdJJ confused.
Daily Pi.lot designer Gina Alexander,
when hearing what I was writing about.
offered one possibWty.
"Maybe lt'a all the pictwes we ran,"
she said, echoing a aendmeot more than
a few readers bad sent our way after \Yl!
covered~ repeated
appearances here.
I suppoee that didn't hwt. But. still.
what did l do. e:xacdYl 1 didn\ take any or
the photoe. for instance.
OnAug. 14, J ~
Schwam!negger to memben of the
wealthy, modemre GOP 8JOUP the New
Majority. • And Arnold. tf be wins, could
rewrite the New Majority story
dramatk:aDy," I wrote.
But in the same column. J abo said
that Petet' Uebem>tb had afmflar
If not, then pointing out that
Mc<lintock was coming to a brealr:fast in
Newport Beach. as I dld on Sepl 18,
surely is. t
Then. on Sept 25, I wrote these
'words, which I'd now like to disavow 0
have to remember that 18.vor I'm
counting on):
"Arnold's amdJdocy is not resonalirag
wilh fa classroom of Omnge <:bast O>llegt>
students} for a sim,M rEWOn.
... Arnold. he sounds 1'" he's got so~
good ideas, bul ifs all aboul pulling it
into action,' saidfulia Goldman. 21. tullO
saw Arnold at hls Cal Srate Long &och
stop. What's he donel' •
"Arnold netJl!r gWes any spedJfcs.
Desliny Sn)dD; 22. said. ..
(Hey. that's them talking. not me. Don't
kill the~)
I more than made up for it. though.
five days later with this lead: "Peter
Ueberroth's withdraw81 from the recall
election has proven to be a boon to
Arnold Scbwaaenegger's fund-raising In
the area"
lbat's much more like it
And I was just wanning up. On Oct 2 ·
(right about when other medla were
heaping charges of sexual misdeeds on
our state's leader). I penned a column
with this headline: •Arnold for
presidentr' It detailed that Sen. On1n
Hatch of Ut.ah bad Introduced legislation
that would amend the C.0Mtitution and
allow naturallzed citil.ens to become
presideol
I think. I now know why I got my
e-mail "Arnold• and "president• In big
type. That's gold.
Still. I was curious if others who'd been
M helpful had gotten their than.ks.
1be result or a few calls was deflating.
Newport Beach Mayor Steve
Bromberg. who endorsed
Sc:hwarz.enegger. said the e-mail I was
talking about sounded f'amWar. He
thinks he got It about three weeks ago.
Maybe even a month.
And Laura Dietz, who'd been sound.Ing:
the Arnold trumpet, told me she got an •
e-mail thank you a few days after the
election.
Perhaps worst of all, l wasn't even
pubJidy applauded In the e-mail But
Corona del Mar businesswoman 01sd
Cristicll, who lo be running for
the 70th District. was.
What did to do to earn that? '
Well. ac:cotding to a campaign
spokesrn.an. she put her own campaign
on bia1us and dedicated herselt her •
headquarters and her~ to
the recall and Arnold. Instead or rafsblg •
ca&J for her own bene6t. In other woids. •
she was woddng for someone else&
I didot do nearly that much. But we •
dld nm 80me awfully ftattering photos.
• LI. CAHN Is the maNglng editor. He can
be reed.t et (949) 674--Q33 Of by e-mail et
a.J.cahnOi.time&com.
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UCI professors pocket awards .
Two Graduate School
of Management
teachers are named
top in their class.
Deirdre Newm•n
Daily Pilot
COSTA MP.SA -UC lrvlne
professor Brad Killaly considers
himself one of the toughest
graders at the Graduate School
of Management. •
His students agree. but also
consider him one of the most ef-
f ectlve teachers.
Based on course ewluations
from the last school year, Klllaly
received an award for teaching
excellence and a Sl0,000 cash
prize last month.
Receiving the Charles and
1\vyla Martin Award for Tuaching
Excellence illustrates the depth
of UCI students' commitment to
their education, Killaly said.
"It never ceases to amau me
that my students consider me a
good instructor, because I'm
generally one of the most tough
graders in the school,· Killaly
:c.aid. ·And I think it speaks not of
me, but it speaks of what stu·
dtmts want in their education
and what we deliver -very rig-
orous and demanding course-
work."
Lisa Barron, an assistant pro-
fessor or organization and strat-
egy in the graduate Khool, was
named the Dean&' fionoree for
Excellence in teaching her nego·
tlatlons class. whJch ls an elec-
tive. ·
The awards are based on i.tu-
dent evaluations and optional
statements written by the pro-
fessors. A committee reviews the
evaluations and nanows them
down to a group of seven flnal-
ists who are invited lo the
awards ceremony. Killaly and
Barron didn't know until the cer-
emony that they had won the
awards.
"I was very honored." Barron
said. "I Jove teaching. and it's a
real privilege and it's an honor
when the students tell you that
you've been really important to
them. We have some excellent
teachers here so It's nice to be in
that group."
KlllaJy, also an assistant pro-
fessor of organization and strat-
egy, taught four classes that
qualified for consideration. He
mainly teaches students the
skills they need to make high·
level decisions on Issues such as
mergers and acquisitions. out-
sourcing and investing abroad.
Many ·of the evaluations de-
scribed his no-nonsense style
combined with a great sense of
humor.
"He'i> very dynamic and en-
gaging and puts people on the
spot but encourages a really
strong dialog\Je about cases
based on bis style and tech-
nique,• said second-year student
Jen.nifef Wolf. who was on the!
ev;t.luation committee. "All Qf us
on the committee felt strongly
that he was the best candidate
thfs year."
Barron teaches negotiation,
organizational behavior and
managerial communication. Her
teaclllng style Is interactive, she
said.
"We do a lot or simulations
where (the students) negotiate,
and we analyze those,• Barron
said. "They read a lot of different
material to help them prepare
and learn new ways of ap-
proaching negotiation."
In addition to doing research
on salary negotiations, she has
finished a project on the sym-
bolk meaning of money.
Killaly said he will probably
use the $10,000 for research. He
lauded 1Wyla and Olarles Mar-
tin, the founder of Laguna
Beach-based VentureLab. for es-
tablishing the award.
uOtuck and 1\vyla have been
pulling for this school for a long
time," Klllaly said. "They're com-
mitted to the UCJ campus. com-
mitted to higher education here
in Orange County and commit-
ted to increasing the strength or
the links between the university
and. the business community,
which I'm all in favor of. 11lis is a
couple who cares and gives of
their money."
Three local teachers get national honor
The certification
process is grueling,
with numerous
applications and a
tough daylong test.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
NhWPORT-MESA -The ap-
pUcalion takes almost a year to
complete, and the intensity that
goes into it is comparable to get-
ting a master's degree, say teach-
ers who have appUed for Na-
tional Board C.Crtification.
This year, three Newport-Mesa
Unjfied School District elemen-
tary teachers ascended to the
highest echelon of the profes-
sion by gaining board certifica-
tion: Chandra Prough of New-
port Coast, MicheUe Hanscom of
CoUege Park and Amy I locker of
Newport Heights.
The certification recognizes
excellence in teaching and usu-
ally comes with a $10,000 bonus.
This year, however, the recipi-
ents will not get any money be-
cause legislators eliminated the
bonuses over the summer dur-
ing the state budget crisis.
The three teachers, who found
out they had been selected the
weekend before Thanksgiving.
will still get some monetary re-
ward -the distnct increases
their salary by 2% every year,
said Barbara Rothman, principal
of Lincoln Elementary School
and a board certified teacher
herself.
Most teachers consider it a
benchmark of professional
growth.
"It was important to me be-
cause I feel like being a teacher
is a very important profession
and you have to blrive to remain
educated and continue the
growth process," Prough said.
The application requires sub-
mitting a portfolio with four en-
tries, two of which must be
videotaped teaching experi-
eoces. Prough, who is in her
ninth year of teaching, said she
labored on her application for I 0
months. Applicants also have to
take an all-day test, answering
questions on how· they would
deaJ with student issues in ruf-
ferent subjects.
To help her go through the In-
tensive application process.
Prough worked with a group of
45 teachers with support from
the Orange County Department
of Education. She also worked
wilh a group of teachers at New-
port Coast.
"We supported each other,
and we grew as educators,"
Prough said of her colleagues at
Newport Coast.
Hanscom couJd not be
reached for comment.
College Park Principal Pat In-
sley expressed pride in Han-
scom's achievement and said she
is a huge asset to the school.
"She really takes an active role
here at our school, particularly
in all our school-wide events,
and is active in our Parent
Teacher Assn. "She's just a real
cheerleader for the school. She Is
a lifelong learner, obviously. And
anything having to do with tech
nology, she's the go-to person for
that She just malces this a fun
learning place to be."
Hocker could not be reached
for comment either.
Newport Heights Principal Ju-
ruth Chamber.. said Hocker's
dedication to the school made
her a perfect candidate for cerli·
fkalion.
"She exemplifie:. the kind of
teacher that wouJd first of all
pursue something like that, and
she is always taking on chal-
lenges and leadership posi·
tions," Olambers said. "She is a
very strong teacher on our cam-
pus."
Chambers and Rothman said
they wouJd both like to see Gov.
Arnold Schwarzenegger reinstJ·
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The fP& ~ level or •
c:vU l'l 61 bracterla oolon.ica per 100
nillllllten of water. Los Trancos
monitoring &bowed more lba.n
north of Newport Beach. Tile 5,000 ooJpn.les p« l 00 m1llilltm.
olbtr two top otfend(U'S "N'tl't! All-1-0enstra &aid. 1bB e coll is prob-
80 Qeelc In l.Jtgurut. Bead\ and Se-ably coming from bfologtc:aJ
gunda Deshecho ln St.rl Oe--~ ln the water stream. he
mente. laid.
Of lhe 36 sites dteclced county· The Santa Ana River Wal.er
wick, water at 31 sites exceeded at Quality Qmtrol Board cwersees
lcn.st one of the stahdards mea-numerous bodies of water ln the
sured. Federul f.ovlronment.al Newport-Mesa area. including
Protection Agency !Jlnndan:is ~ Los Thmcos Creek and the Tulben
used In the monitoring. Wem.sua Marsh. water-quollty boord
w.d. spokesman ~ Bcrehtold said
•Pretty much evety stream that he had· not seen the re1>;<>rt yet.
we monitored had &Orne kiod ol but the board has wotted with
problem." he said •Some of them Or;mge County O:>ast:Keeper 10
were just more serious thaq oth-solve water-qua.liry problems.·
Ct'5. • Orange County Is already famil-
Compared with an f.PA·deslg-lar with beach closures and pollu·
nated •acceptable" level of O. l ..non of coastal waters. he saJd
mUllgrams of phosphates per IJter "There have been significant
of water, Los 'francos water was problems in the past, nnd in re-
measured at 0.16 milligrams per amt )'e"d.l'S, I l.hinJc. those prob-
Uter, and Thibert waler contained lems have been Improving, but
0.18 milligrams per liter. certainly they're not completely
The high levels of nitrates and eliminated/ Berchtold saJd.
phosphates are "your classic ur-'11le first step to fixing a w.tter-
ban runoff problems" caused by quality problem is identifying the
lawn fertillzcrs. people washing source of pollution. he said lf ur-
thelr cars and the like, Hiemstra ban runoff is causing polh:uion.
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had a parachute mechanism at·
tached to it, then floated down
dangerously toward the oondo
complex below, he said. Bui it
landed on a tree and was recov-
ered by officers, Shulman said.
investigators later detected
that the initial brush fl.re was
caused by a similar flllTl', he said
A helicopter, operated jointly by
Cosca Mesa and Newport Beach
police departments, had already
landed at the scene when the
second Oare was fired. Shulman
said.
Huntington Beach's helicopl~r
SALES .EVENT!
0 '" JOHNNY G's
"THE OREEIC MEXICAN"
8rt1kfttt, l111~ & 11 •• .,
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munldpelltles beaJ eomo rmpc>n·
llbWty, and the boani can l8qUint
them to tllke con:ecttve acdon.
'We will certalnty review dle ro-
pon and look for any problern.<I
chat it ldenti6es that we can ad·
dms us1og our regulatory tUthar·
lty," Berchtold said "'°' water-quality nutnp In
the water bod.Jes did not come as
aswprise.
"It has been a source of prob-
lems owr time,• said Jeannette
Menil~ of Laguna Beach, who
led etfons to maintain public ac-
cess at Crystal Cme State Put.
New bousmg developmentJ in
the hills abQYe Crystal Cove and
the PeHcan Hill golf course hive
llkeJy increased· runoff into the·
creek and subsequently the
ocean. sbe said
"That 13 alatmlng to me be--
cause (Crysta) QJve is) the state
padc beach that Is affected... she
said. "The public needs to be able
to use that beach without getting
ear Infections and skin infections.
... It's a place where people take
their c:hlldren..
Tulben has likewise been a
trouble spot for yean.
"We've looked at it many. many
times.· Huntington Beach Coun·
was tlying about 1,000 feet above
the ground, he said.
Mir's really fortunate the air·
craft didn't get lilt/ be said. ·11
could've brought the helicopter
down, incapacitated the pilot or
could've even injured or killed
the officers ln the helicopter."
Shooting at an alrcraft ls a
felony and a federal offense pun-
ishable by a fine and up to 20
years in prison. Shulman said.
Thjs is not the first ti.me Hun·
tington Beach airl>ome officers
have been targets, said Sgt Tom
Arnold. who supervises the city's
helicopter unjt.
''Occasionally, someone would
shine a laser at us as a joke,· he
said. ·eut they don't know it can
blind the pilol Some shoot fire.
works at us. And while we do
take aU that seriously. this Ind·
dent is far more serious."
"!The ilare) could have
brought the helicopter down,·
CURVE
Continued from Al
ever since.
But when f weigh this bias and
the manure in my driveway
against the free.wheeling.
laissez.faire atmosphere in Sancn
Ana Heights that makes it
possible for horses to behave in
this manner. I soften And when I
further realize that supporting a
hard line on the manure question
might encowage the Newport
Beech authorities to examine my
own eccentricities -like leaving
the garage door open all day. for
example -I find myself in bed
with the horses. .
That may be occasionally
uncomfortable, but the
alternative might well be worse. I
am exceedingly waiy of efforts
from outsiders to tidy up the
environment around here. As
President L¥ndon Johnson once
poetically-and illogically-
said: ~1! we don't stop 'em in
Vietnam. we'll .bave10 stop 'em in
Honolulu.• Or something like
that
'This concern -expressed
before the annexation -that
Newpon Beach might tty to
reconstruct us in its image does
not. however, preclude some
comments on the merits of the
horse manure debate. As 1 read
the quotes in the Pilot news story.
the wic atgUl'llellt Is biological
rather than aesthetic. The Back
Bay Equestrians are ·say1.ng we
should be pleased to embmoe the
benign qualities of horse manure,
while the authorities are warning
that horse dropping8 could mudt
up our water quality. This Is,
perhaps. an overslmpliftcatk>n.
but the subject matter Is pretty
hard to intellectualize without
making bad jobs.
We are asked by the
spokeswoman ror the Equestrians
to educate ouraelws -along
with city olfldals-"on the
environmental benefits of horse
manure." Theae benetlts. she'
explain~ to d>e Pilor reporter,
don'l pose the same risb to
hwnan health as do other anJmaJ
drop])lnp bec:a'*' ho11a ear a
lot of ~Y. whJcb we ere told
prodll<* "eco-Cdendly" manure.
AD this la beyond my btologk:al
pup. but ln 6Umell, I must
pofnt out that hone manure wasn' very belJthy for my late
da.cbsbund ft1end aod
companion. Coco. Sevt.nlJ ycan aao when our ltiaX.lt trom Prance, 1-ldwatd and Pnlnoolle
Appel. were~ one of our
neigtlbothood borw left us a
.
c:Owoman Debbie <:ook &aid of
~ 'Diibert Mmb water ptOblem.
"lta been &tucUed to death, and
Wf!ve done evetythlng we can to
try to dean "IP what\ coming out
oltbere."
The dty diwrkd l1ow riom 'Dll·
bet1 Channel co the Orange
County Sanhadon Oi5trict.. but
even that twn't eoMd the prot).
lem entirely. she said.
"It continues to be a problem
and nobody's come up with any
altemadves for what to do with ft
... We're open to sugpstic)ns."
Hienlstra saJd that abQut balf of
the 546 sites monitored statewide
showed some water-quality prob-
lems. Tue ieport will help mtab-
Ush benchmark data for water
quality along the California coast.
he said
.. A lot of these waterways. as far
as I know, have never been tested
for th.ls." he said "It's intended
speciftcalJy to Identify problems
chat maybe nobody even knew
about•
• AUCIA ROBINSON c:overs
buslneu, politics and the
environment. She can be reached at
(949) 764-.il330 or by e-mail at
allcJB.robinson@latimes.com.
Arnold said. "It's fortunate that
no one was hurt.·
Newport Beach police have
sent pictures of the Oare at the
request of the Transportation Se-
curity Administration to Wash-
ington. D.C., Shulman said.
"They are maldng sure the in-
cident is not an act or terrorism,.
he said. "We have no reason to
believe that thJs is the work of
tenorlsts, but we don't take this
type of activity lightly."
A flare such as the one that
was fired could easily be bought
off the shelf at a military surplus
store.
"lt's not good when they are
used Improperly.• Shulman said.
"What's unfortunate is that these
helicopters are up there to help
people and heres someone try·
ing to bring it down."
Those with information are
asked to call Newport Beach po-
lice detectives at (949) 550-6273.
sizable pile of droppings. Howard.
who farms a bade.yard palch at
his home in Provence, was
ecstatic and regaled us at dinner
with all the fine attnbutes of
horse manure. Then. early the
next morning. he collected a bag
full of manure from the deposit
in front of our house and
presented it proudly to my wife
for her ftowert>eds. Anxious to
please our guests. she distributed
it generously. Then, the Appels
\\ent baclc to France.
That's when Coco got
mysteriously sick. The vets
couldn't find anything wrong with
her except a bellyache. which
seemed strange since she wasn't
eating anything. She would
disappear for Jong spells in our
capacious backyard when we put
her outside, then come back and
throw up. I finally followed her
and found Coco in a bed of
manure. eating with gusto. So my
wife an~ I spent several hours
tracking down and digging up
manure while Coco watched. full
of the knowledge she had stashes
we hadn't yet found. That took
several more days. Then she got
\Wll.
Now f can't prove It was the
manure that made Coco sick. but
even a dedicated equestrian
would have co find this evidence
persuasive. I'm sure the
equestrians would also contend
that Cocos bout with manure has
little relevance to the issue now
vexing them: multiple signs along
their trails telling them that fines
of up to $100 -under a Newport
Beach animal w.i.ste ordinance -
will be levied against equestrians
who don~ clean up after !heir
ho11eS.
These signs -which the Back
Bay P.ques~ not swprlstn~y
find "unfrtendly"-are
accompanied by trash cans.
complete with shovels, along
horse traUs. There are none. to
my knowledge. along driveways..
Apparently, the authorities dotft
consider driveway manure a
threat to our water.
Oty otBdals and the Back Bay
l!questrians are go.Ing to meet
aver the next few weeb to resolve
th1s problem I'm going to watch
It a distance for the moment
while I try to Ogure out if thil 111
an lsNe on whJcb an of us in
Santa AM Hclghts thould hang
l~
Meanwh.lle, ft secma Ironic and
appropriate to me to be debating
the subject of hone manure \n an
dec:don year.
• JOl9M N. llU ... 1-..idont of
Santa Ana HelghtJ. Hit column
~Thundaya.
PUBLIC SAFETY .
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Motions to dismiss
rape charges put off
Motions to dism.Jss rape
charges against Greg Haid.I.
the soq of Assistant Sheriff
Don Haidl, scheduled to be
heard today, were post-
poned to Dec. 22.
Attopleys •for Greg Haidl,
who. with Kyle Nacbreiner
and Keith Spann, Is accused
or raping an unconscious
girl at Don Haldl's Corona
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• har Strwet: An auto theft
was reported In the 2900
blodc at 2:33 a.m. Tuesday.
• c;.,field StrMt vandalism
was reported in the 3000
blodc at 3:36 a.m. Tuesday.
• H.tbor BouJevard:
Possession of marijuana
waa reported in the 2700
blodc at 11:08 u.m. Tuesday.
• Lorenzo Avenue:
Vandall$m WJIS rellQrted in
the 2700 blodc at 6:59 a.m.
Tuesday.
• h m .. a L..n•: A garage
burglary was reported in the
2200 blade st 9:42 a.m.
Tuesday.
• Santa Ana Av•nu•:
F-orgery was reported in the
2400 blade at 9:21 a.m.
Tuesday.
•Victoria Street: Graffiti was
reported In the 500 blod<. at
SATS
Continued from Al
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of th6 academic institution. n
Hefproject started as a rally
against the SATs and the
importance placed on them by
schools. teachers and college
admissions boards. As she
researched the subject, sh e
said, a "light bulb" went off in
her head and she decided to
tackle a bigger issue.
Many teachers, she argues.
don't follow California's
standards for teaching. Rather
than encourage learning,
Amanda said, they require
regurgitation of facts and
figures.
Oaire Ratfield, a Lincoln
Hlementary School teacher
twice certified by the National
Board for Professional Teaching
Standards, spoke about the
need for progressive teaching
techniques in the classroom.
ln a speech titled "Paradigm
Stick," Ratfield said that the
world is changing, but
classrooms have changed little
since the early 20th century.
•Amanda's angle is not just
the SATs, but that there's no
meaning-centered teaching,~
Hatfield said. Nit's all
memorization and facts. SATs
are like 'Jeopardy,' and we're not
doing 'Jeopardy.' We're trying to
build students who are
thinkers."
•1 have two freshmen who are
just starting out in high school.''
said parent Jody Young, who
was at the meeting. Ml'm
curious what a senior who's
been through the SA'.IS would
have to say about them."
Amanda hopes to have future
meetings for the organization.
which she has called "No Child
Left Behind.• Though It shares
a name with the federal No
Child Left Behind J\ct, which
relies heavily on standardized
testing as a barometer of school
success, lt has a different
approach.
Encouraging discussion and
thought and analysis in
cl8.S4rooms instead of relying on teats and traditional grades
will help students learn and
retain material, Amanda said.
When teacher& gtve a test or a
reading assignment and then sll
in the back of the class not
lnteracting with atudents, she
argues. they're n.ot doing their
job.
"Wdrc targeting a system that
allows a teacher not to teach or
allows a ttudent who wants to
IC4m and ii struggling, to fall , ..
Amanda aaJd.
Thousb aho lntenda to study
law or tntern•tional business In
college. Amanda aafd she u
•pualonate" about education .
Corona deJ Mu H.lgb Schoo!
bas tncredfbl• teachen, she
deJ Mar-home, bave,Allcd
several motions. including
one co dismiss the c.ase
against thelr client because
of •outtageous prosecutor·
Jal misconduct."
The judge Is also ex-
pected to rule next week on
whether Greg Haidl and Na-
chrelner will face an en-
hancement of causing
•great bodily injury" to the
victim by penetrating her
using a pool cue.. If the
judge dismisses the en·
hancement, the defendants.
if convicted. will likely not
face a life sentence.
4:49 a.rn. Tuesday.
• Eut 17th StNet and Tustin
Awn&,.: A traffic accident
involving Injuries was
reported at 7:49 a.m.
Tuesday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Nof1h Bay Front A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
1000 blodc at 7:46 a.m.
Tuesday.
• Birch Str99t: A commercial
burglary was repqrted in the
20100 blodc at 7:28 a.m.
Tuesday.
• lrviM Awnue: A
hit-and-run was reported in
the 600 blodc at 12:25 p.m.
Tuesday.
• N.wport Boulevard: A
reddess driver was reported
in the 2800 blodc at 8:10 p.m.
Tuesday. .
•Vista Caudal: A burglary
was reported in the 20000
blodc at 8 p.rn. Tuesday.
'We're targeting a
system that allows a
teacher not to teach or
allows a student who
wants to lea rn and is
struggling, to fail.'
Amanda Rubenstein
Corona del Mar High School senior
said , but more attention has to
be to paid to ones whose
students regularly perform
poorly.
Comlstently bad test scores
and grades may be a better
indicator that the teacher, not
the students, needs more work.
Amanda hopes to give students.
parents and community :
members a voice 10 speak out :
for educational reforms.
"Her heart is so rich, her
message is so real.~ Ratfield
said. "She's fighting a mythical
beast that's refusing to change.
And she's right. In some way.
the system has failed."
• MARISA O'NEIL covers
education and may be reached at
(949) 574-4288 or by e-mail at
mariss.onell@latimes.com.
OBITUARY
JohnE. Tahl ..
i'
A funentl mass fbr Mt. :
Jobn B. tahl, a 47·yeu ~
resident of Newpon :
Beath, Is scheduled for
Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at t
Our Lady Queen of An·
gels Cathollc O'lurch In
Newport Beach.
Mr. 1ahl dJed Sunday
of oatW'tl ctUlel. Ho wu !
81 . •
Mr. TuhJ is eurvtwd by
his wt!e Marjorie: ton
PatrlckA. 'lhhl; dauahten
Matjortc A. WllllamaOO
and Lllura A. 1Rhl: and
four grandcbDdren.
' ..
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Susan Joyner will close the retail part of her family's Tides Office Supply store, which has served Newport Beach for 54 years.
Tide Office Supply will close
Alicia Robln1on
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -For 54 years,
the Joyner family has been
there when people needed co
write a memo or staple a report
together.
Though it has relocated sev-
eral times over the years, Tide
Office Supply has been the
Joyner family business since
Fred Joyner opened it In 1949
, on the Newport Boulevard
where Malarkey's Irish Pub is
now.
His daughter. Susan Joyner,
who has been running the busi·
ness for the last three years. re·
cently decided to close the re-
tail store at 2823 Newport Blvd.
,in January. ~he will continue to
supply local companies that
make up the bulJc of her clien·
tele.
With the trend moving
toward bigger chain stores such
as Staples and Office Depot, Su-
san Joyner sald she doesn't get
as many walk-in customers
these days.
"Most of my business is
phohe, fax, e-mail orders by
now.~ she said.
One of Joyner's longtime cus·
tomers has been the Newport
Beach Police Department.
"We've had a great working
relationship over the years."
said propeny and evidence offi·
cer John Pabls, who orders of·
fice supplies for the depart·
ment.
The Joyners' store was one of
the few office supply outlets In
town when Pabls joined the de-
partment In 1975, he said.
Pabis himself will retire next
week. and he asked Joyner to
keep her store open until he
leaves. Over the years, the de-
partment tried other suppliers,
but it got the best service from
Tide Office Supply, he said.
"We find the service dealing
with them very easy,· he said.
"They know whal I need with-
out me even writing it down."
While the business now uses
computers, Susan Joyner said
she's tried to keep other things
about Tide Office Supply the
same as when it opened.
She still uses an old crank-
operated cash register, and
some customers even have a
tab that's wrinen on a piece of
paper.
"We know most of our cus·
tomers by name; we know what
they buy," :.he said.
After she closes the :.tore.
she'll run the business from an
office in her Costa Mesa home
and from some warehouse
space through which she plans
to continue serving Individual
customers.
One of the reasons she didn't
close lhe business earlier is the
personal relationships she and
her family have had with cus-
tomers. Her father worked in
the store until he was 88, her
two brothers have worked
there. and Susan Joyner herself
began her career in office sup·
plies when she was very young.
"It's nice hearing people that
remembered my dad and the
way things have been over the
years," she said.
Thursday December 4, 2003 A5
BRIEFLY I~ THE NEWS
Author of 'Baby
Book' to speak
Pediatnclan William
Sears, author of "The Baby
Book.• will lecture Thurs-
day night about parenting
issues at Harbor Day
School In Corona del Mar.
Sears wtll speak about
"The Svccessful Olild: IO
Tips for Suecessful Parent·
Ing" and "Fe~ding the
Brain: lmproving Your
Oilld's IQ Through Nuui-
tion. •
A graduate of Harvard
Medical School, Sear:.
serves as associate clinical
professor of pediatrics at
the UC Irvine School of
Medicine and has prac-
ticed pedlauics for more
than 30 yean.. "l\.vo of his
sons are lo his practice,
and two more are fini:.hmg
their pediatril., re:.idencie~
and will join him soon.
He and hb wife, Martha,
live in Capi:.trano Beach.
Other books published
by Sears mclude "The At·
tachment Parenting I land
book.· "The D1:.ciplme
Book" and "The '>uccc<;SfuJ
Oilld. • He h~ appeared on
"Oprah" and "GuOll Morn
ing America."
The lecture wa.ll nm from
6:30 to 9 p.m. lhursday at
Harbor Day School. J44'i
Pacific View Dt'lH' in Co-
rona del Mar A k\\ -.eac\
are still available h\ i:aJling
Viviane Oglev1t• a1 (949)
645-8004.
South Coast Plaza
presents check
Sale!> ta.xe .. from South
Coast Plu.a Mores gener
ated nearly S 11 million for
the clty of Costa Mesa he-
rween July 2002 and June
2003, Costa Mesa Cham
ber of Commerce Pre!>i·
dent Ed Fawcett said.
He and Werner facher, a
top South Coast Plaza ex-
ecutive. presented the city
with a giant check on
Monday representing that
r~venue.
Though Lhe revenue has
already tfeen t:ollected by
the city. the check presen·
tation is a marketing move
111 anticipation of the
state's putting further fi.
nandttl strain on local
governments, which
might look to businesses
to make up funding gaps,
~awcett said.
"'What we wan1 to do is
.,how them, reinforce to
them what the plaza
means to the city, M Faw-
cett said. "If you want to
t•ncourage more golden
t,gg.,, don't strangle the
goo~e."'
Coi.ta Mesa Fmance Di·
rl·rtor Mark Puckett said
lhl' '>ale., tax is the city's
largt''' single source of
rl•vcnue and it has been
11nponan1 to the city bud·
get. I le noted that city
'>ale'> tax collections have
ht·cn flat for the past three
year!> becattse of Lhe eco-
nomic slump.
"llopefully, this year.
we'll see some growth In
that," he said.
Snow will blanket
the Dunes Friday
No matter what the
weaiher. bnow will fall Fri·
duy at Newport Dune:. Re·
sort to create holiday spirit
for the 10th annual Light·
ing of the Bay. T);ie event
will hewn <11 6 p.m. with 20
ton .. ol .. now for all to en·
1oy, and then Santa Onus
wtll turn on the lights of 40
Climtma' trees situated in
the Back Bay waters.
I here will be caroling,
hot l hocolate and live
mu~1c by children's groups
and the Lakewood High
St:hool ~ladrigal choir.
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. Newport denies it ne~ds a Greenlight vote on resort ~.
, ~
The city stands by its decision to put the
project at Marinapark on the ballot.
June CHacrand•
Dally Piiot
........
NEWPORT BRACH -Oty or-
Ocfa.l are s1andlng Orm on their
dectaton to put a' lUxury reson
on the Novelt)ber ballot not be-
.cause they think the project re-
quires a Greenllght vote but be-
cause they believe voters should
decide. •
City Atty. Bob Burnham sent a
leller thJs week. to John But-
tolph. a resident who had asked
the dry to explain lta rationale
for putting the Balboa Peninsula
reson proposal on the balloL
That resldenl's request prompt-
ed a st4tement by G~nllght
that the ,group's leaders believe
the city is acting outslde the law
and setting a bad precedenl
Burnham disagreed, de/end-
ing the legal basis for the City
Counctl's decision In February
to send the matter to a non-
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Greenlight vole. hotels to lllgbtJy dllfereot c:rlte-vember 2004 ballot,· which will prepattd to gtw an opt
"'The decWon, lhe process rla, ba.slng lhe GrttnUght quet-f.Dclude the presld ntia.I · rac;e Bunolph, too, said he nee(\'
leading up 10 the election and tJon solely on the craftlc factor. and other genetal eJectlon naces. more dme Jo consider mos•
tht elecdon Itself fully comply Anticipating that tbe 110· Greenllght supporters 1'9· Burnham'• polnts, but the ha.
with lhe letter. splrit and latent room luxury reaort they hope to c ntJy questioned this ap-matter, be said, ls cut and dri~
or lGreenJlghtl, w Burnham build on the Balboa PenJnsula at proach. saying that ft under· "1bis ls a big change
wrote. the site or the Marinapa.rt mo-mined the lntent or Greenllght. what the voters lhought
According to the clty'i Green-bile home park wowd not ex-But 8umt\am said be believes were enacting/ saJd Buttolpe
Ught rule, which voters passed ceed the thmhold for c.ramc, the lhat the City Council adopted who ls not a member of th
In 2000 as Measure s. any council nonetheless decided tbls guideline with Greenlight Greenllght. Committee but ~
project that slgnilicant!y e.x-that the matter would best be supporters' blessings during a Ueves that the move IS ir th
ceeds General Plan guidelines decided by voters. Acting under Sttfea of meetings ln Marcil to the voter-approved lnit.lativa.
ror trafllc, homes or square foot-a provision of the rclty charter 2001. -. "This the first hotel project stnc-e
ege must go 10 a vote of the peo· that lets lhe countJJ put such On ~ednesday, G~enllght GreenUght, and to me, this 1$ a
pie. Ourtng meetings before lbe ' decisions into the hands of spokesman Phil Arst said that time when you defmltely don'\
GreenUght lnJtlatJve was adopt-voters, they agreed to put the the group had not yet analyzed want the camel sticking Its nose
ed. officials discussed holding Marinapark question on the No· Burnham's Jeuer and was not under the tenL w '
NEWPORT BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW
ON THE AGENDA FYI
Here are some Items to be considered
by the Newpon Beach Planning
Commission tonight.
numbers and estimated that replacing
four units of affordable housing would
mean the owner wouJd lose about
$865,000. So staff members have
recommended tha\ the city approve the
request and require lhe developer to chip
ln $54,000 10 the citfs affordable housing
ln-lieu fund to make up for the lost
affordable housing.
•WHAT: Meeting of the Newpoct Beach
Planning Commission
• WHEN: 6:30 p.m. today
• WHERE: City Council chambers at City
Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd.
•INFORMATION: Agendas and staff
reports are available at
http://www.city.newport-beach.ca. us; for
information by phone, call (949)
644-3200.
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
COAST HIGHWAY CHEVRON
The commission wiU consider whether
the owners of a six-unit apartment
buUdlng that now includes four units of
affordable housing at 206 P~ BaJboa Blvd.
can demolish the building to replace it
with three single-family homes that
would not qualify as affonJable housing,
The commission will also revisit a
reques1 ii heard in October to demolish
the B11yslde Olevron station at 301 E.
Coast I lighway and replace it wiU1 a new
station. The matter was brought back 10
the commission afler the developer
requested some changes to the original
.WHAT TO QPECT
WHAT TO EXPECT
Staff members have conducted several
studies to determine the best way to
approach the issue. They crunched plans. '
No surprises. The commission has
already thoroughly considered most
elements of the project. So its remaining
task wiJI be to weigh 1he nuts-and-baits
marten. of th<' developer's final design
changes.
GETTING
INVOLVED
• GETI\NG INVOlVED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information on
adding your organization to this
list, call (949) 574-4298
JUNIOR LEAGUE
OF ORANGE COUNTY
The organization of women,
committed to promoting
volunteerism, d&¥eloplng the
potential of women and
Improving communities through
the worit ond leadership of
trained volunteers, is seeking
new members. (949) 261-0823.
KAISER PERMANENTE
HOSPICE SERVICES
Volunteers are needed to s.pend
four hours per week visiting
patients or doing errands for
them or their caregivers m
communities near volunteers'
homes. (562) 622-3805. •
LAGUNA GREENBELT INC.
Volunteers are needed to assist
Laguna Coast Wilderness Park
staff and James Oil(ey Preserve
staff and docents with hiker
registration and general poblic
orientation. (949) 488-0287.
LAGUNA SHANTI
Laguna Shanti, en organization
that works with persons with HIV
or AIDS, is seeking caring
volunteers to assist with running
the front office, delivering meals,
providing transportation and
providing complimentary
therapies such es massage,
acupuncture and chiropractic
care. Lisa Toghia, (949) 494-1446.
LIFELINE LMNG CENTERS
Mentally ill adults rety on the
Newport Beach center for
residential housing. It needs
professional fund-raisers to
support and maintain this
resource.
LUV·A·PET CENTER
Volunteers who love to wortc with
cats and kittens are needed at the
Luv-a-Pet Center at PetsMart in
Costa Mesa. Information: (949)
451-3272.
MASTER CHORALE
OF ORANGE COUNTY
The performing arts organization
needs volunteers for computer ,
inpot, tidceting, filing and
handling phones. (714) 556-6264.
MENTOR PROGRAM
YMCA Community Services
needs mentors to make a lasting
effect on a young person's life.
Students 10 lo 18 years eld are'
matched with mentors to ,
improve their school .• ,
performance and self-esteem ,
while developing positive peer -
and adult relationships. (714) , •'
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INVOLVED
Continued from A6
649-9622, ext. 35.
Mpel.£ MEALS
Volunteer drivers al'9 needed to
'hetp deliver nutrltioualy prepared
·m .. 11 to homebound, frail or
elderly clients Incapable of
ahopplng and oooklng for
th4tmaefvel. Information: (9491
646-8060.
MOZART CLASSICAL
GACHESTM
Otange County's only nonprofit
realdent chamber orchestra
oefd• volunteers for ticketing,
tiahering, phones, malling end
http wtth receptlona. Nominees
are also being eought for the
board of directors. (949)
830-2950.
NEIGHBORS FOR NEIGHBORS
The City of Costa Mesa will host
'lta annul community clean-up
event on Saturday, Sept 27.
ThoM Interested In making
donations of cash or ln-tind
donations of supplies for the
event can call the "Neighbors for
Neighbors"' hotline at (714)
764-4892. Information: (714)
764-4870.
NEW DIRECTIONS
FOR WOMEN INC.
The 1'9COVefV center for women
with alcohol orotherchemlcal
dependencies aeeka volunteers.
(949) 648-9927 between 10 a.m.
and 6 p.m.; or Joy, (949) 548-8764.
NEWPORT BAY NATURALIST
The Upper Newport Bay Nature
Preserve is looking for volunteers
to assist with naturalist-led tours
and programs, special events and
habitat restoration projects. The
interpretive center is at 2301
University Drive. NewPort Beech.
(714) 973~29.
NEWPORT BEACH
CONFERENCE AND VISITORS
BUREAU
The bureau Is dedicated to the
promotion of the clty to potential
visitors. Volunteers with
extensive knowledge of Newport
Beach are needed. (949) 722-1611.
NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARY
LITERACY PROGRAM
The program seeks volunteers to
tutor adults wtio want to Improve
their reading and writing akllls.
Volunteers will be certified during
training workshops the Central
Library. (949) 717·3874.
NEWPORT BEACH PREMtERE
CINEMA GUILD
Jbe Newport Beech Premiere
~nema Guild, which aupPorta the
Newport Beach Alm Featlval, la
looking for new member•.
l~rested candidates ahould
*t to help further an artistic
cultural heritage In the
~munity and ahould have a ~ of cinema and a desire to Me ewareneu of the ftlm
fOtjval. (949) 263-2880. ... ..
~BEACH PUBLIC
~FOUNDATION
™library foundation needs
:.Ira hands to perform clerical
ea. auch as filing, organizing
~stuffing envelopes, a1 the
~tral Library. 1000 Avocado
.... (949) 717-3890. • • T BEACH PARKS,
S&
:nON COMMISSION
ewport Beach City Council ls eeeldng qualified electors from
:Nl'WPort Beach wtio are
t'ttervated serving on the Parks,
:Beaches & Recreation
'.Commission. The deadline for ~' Hing application la 4 p.m. Nov.
3. Information: (949) 644-3005,
ttp:l/www.city.newport-beach.
'ca.us. ' • MWP0RT BEACH
:tffEATRE CoMPANY :The company need• volunteers . '
to help with oottume deelgn,
sewing, melc911p epplatlon, Mt
construction, tedlnlcal help,
publlclty, etage management end
~ supeMaJon. (949)
769-1048 ot LJ(Sltf#laol.com.
NEWPORT HARBOR
NMll1CAL lWSEUM
The Newport Halt>or Nautical
Museum oi'fera a number of
volunteer opportunitlea In the gift
shop, •• docents or rec:eptlonlata,
with detical worlt and with
fund-raising events. Training 11 •
pf'OVided.(949)676-8916,Ext.101
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
ELEMENTARY
Newport Heights Elementary la
collectlng new or nearty new
children'•~. games and
smell 1oya for cttlldren 6 to 17
yeera old who9e famitlea loat
their homes In the Southland firea
from 7:A6 a.m. to 3 p.m. until Nov.
21 at 300 E. 16th St. lnfonnatlon:
(949) 616-6970. http://httlghfa
enrldlment@yahoo.com.
NEWPORT-MESA YMCA
The YMCA needs a variety of
general volunteer help. (949)
642-9990.
NEWPORT-MESA lfMNE
INTERFAITH COUNCIL
The Newport·Maaa Interfaith
Council la now taking
registrations for service
organlzatlona, projects and
volunteers on a first come, first
served baala, for its "'Hearts and
Handa• multi-faith family aervice
day. The event will take place
from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 22
The location will be at 801 Dover
Drive, Newport Beach.
Information: Jaimie Day, (949)
642·9460.
jaimieday@yahoo.com; or Jim de
Boom, (9491660-8665.
nmiinterfaith@sol.com.
NEWPORT-MESA
SCHOOL FOUNDATION
The foundation is looking for
volunteers to help with
fund-raising efforts. speaking
opportunltles, public events and
occasional office wort. (949)
631-4143.
NEWPORT THEATRE
ARTS CENTER
A variety of jobs need to be
tad(led, Including set
construction. ushering, mailings
and assorted technical duties.
Scheduling is flexible, with a two-
to 20.hour commitment per
month. The NewPort Theatre Arts
Center la at 2601 Cliff Drive. (949)
631-0288.
OASIS SENIOR CENTER
Meals on Wheels volunteers are
needed to distribute prepared
diahea to homebound aenlora In
the Newport Beach area. Thlt
delivery time Is between 11 :30
a.m. and 1 p.m. dally. The center
elao need• volunteer nurses for
IU semi-monthly blood preuure
screenings. The center offers thla
service between 9 and 11 a.m. the
first and third Tuesdays of the
month. Volunteers should
commit two hours once a month
or volunteer on a substitute basis.
The center 11 at 800 Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar. (949)
~3244.
OPERA PACIFIC
The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance,
a suPPort group for Opera Pacific,
has activities for volunteera. (714)
646-6000.
OPERATION CLEAN St.ATE
Operation Clean Slate, a Costa
Mesa-baaed organization for
graffltl prevention, needs
volunteers to paint out graffiti
and other duties. Michael
Howard, (714) 435-0745.
OCC NAUTICAL UBRAR'/
Orange Coast College's School of
Sailing and Seamanship needs
boot donation• for lta Nautical
library. Thousands of volumes of
boating-related tittJ• are needed.
The School of Saihng and
Seamanship la at 1801 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Buch. (949)
646-9412.
ORANGE COAST .
INTERFNOt SHElJ'ER
The lergett'famlty thelt9r In the
county needs volunteers fof' Its
chi1dren'a programa. tt ~tty
desires tutors end thOM who can
take part In ec:tlVftfea after 8 p.m.
1\rtora will wotic with groups of
chlldren or lndlvlduelly, helping
cttlldren In their academic
problem areas. Volunteers wl~
also act aa • big brother or bid'
lister during the aummer. Jaime
Mayo, (949) 631-7213.
ORANGE COUNN HUMANE
SOCIETY
A. volunteer group If' Costa Mesa
needs anlmal·lovlng volunteel'9
for two hour &blb on weekdays
to walk doga and help toeialfze
them In order to help them get
adopted. Information: (714)
~2288.
ORANGE COUNTY CHILD
ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER
The center needs volunteers to
work with hlgh·riak families and
children, providing weekly
emotional aupport to families in
their homes. The center Is asking
for a three-hour 'Neekty
commitment. (714) 6434333.
G I VE T H E
ORANGE COUNTY COAWUMTY
DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Vol~ 8"I needed for a
variety of functions. (714)
83M199.
ORANGE COUNTY
HOMEl£SS TASK FORCE
The talk force la rectUltlng
volunteers for the Interfaith
CooncllNetworktoworkoneon
one with homelesa adults In a
program on beslc life akllla. (949)
263-1n4.
ORANGE COUNTY
WSEUMOFART
Learn more about art and share
with your community by
becQmlng a ~nt at the Orange
County Museurh of Art. A
volunteer docent guides groups
through the galleries and teaches
about the museum'a collections
and exhibitions. (9491 759-1122,
ext. 204.
ORANGE COUNTY
PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
Docent• are needed to lead tours
of the Center, 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. learn about
the history and the development
of the Center and the workings of
the back stage areas. For more
Information. call (714) 65&-ARTS,
ext.833
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EDITORIAL
~ime to get
the .Shovels
A s the cUchl! goes.
"we've heard it all
before."
Then again, after
hearing the equestrian trail·
riders or Santa Ana Heights
trol out the argument, with a
straight face, that they should
not have to clean up after
their horses because, well,
horse manure Is not as bad as
other manure, maybe we
haven't heard it all before.
But we have heard enough.
The resldenu or Santa Ana
Heights need to face reality
that the reins nave tightened
on their Ufestyte. For years,
they Uved under the auspices
·of a laisse1Aaire county
government that allowed
them to have horse stables
. and, apparently. let their
horses do their business with
abandon.
Many, however, weren't
happy with that arrangement,
and the majority of residents
of Santa Ana Heights lobbied
&uccessfully. albeit for many
years, to be taken into the
ever-growing Newport Beach
stable.
With that now a reality, and
resJdents or Santa Ana Heights
enjoying the benefits of
Newport Beach residency -
higher property values.
localized pollce and fire
services and trash pickup -
it's time they also abide by the
same rules.
.. And that means cleaning up
after your horse. thank you
very much.
The horse owners are saying
nay, but the reaJ concern or
city officials here is water
quality and the effect on
human.s. Uttering the trails
along the Upper Newport Bay
with horse droppings is not
beneficial to either. and the
equine owners or Santa Ana
Heights wouJd be wise to
discontinue the arguments
lhat somehow horse dung Is
good for the environment
That's highly debatable and
a moot point.
What matters most ls the
cleanliness or the water in lhe
nearby estuary, a state nature
preserve that is home to
hundreds of waterfowl and
other wildlife and which
directly feeds Into Newport
Bay, where it is used for
swimmJng and other
recreation by humans. Their
health and safety shouldn't be
left ro the debates over the
biodegradability of horse
manure.
We agree with Newport
Beach Assistant City Manager
Dave ICitI that there is a
solution in the offing and the
horse owners should be
looking to malte that happen.
Meanwhile, we urge city
officials to corral these
defiant horse owners and
demand that the trails remain
free or manure or face the
$100 fines.
LEITER TO THE EDITOR
Children are in school
to learn about life
C hildren's cruelty to olhers
begin'> at home Sue
Oark's admo11ltion1> of
disdain for name-calling and
cruel remarks from children In
i.chool are certainly idealistic
ngnore ft, and II doesn't go
· away,· Tuesday).
The remarks of which 1ohe
speaks start In kindergarten.
What's sometimes forgotten Is
that going to school is a soclaJ
t•nterprtse. Our 1eachers and
parents tell us that we are there
to learn. Ah, but learn what?
Children understand two things
that most parents and teachers
tolally mJss: that school ill not
&upposed to be a pti!\On of the
mlnd or spirit and that each
one ls very dlfferent from
others that they go to school
with.
These differences make
children want to follow the
bask mandate: You are there 10
learn. They learn by discovering
that not everyone Is lllr.e lhe.m.
They learn that they like certain
people and others not They
learn that not everyone dresses
the same or hu the same
values. They learn that by
picking on otheB or saytng
mean thlnp, they can ftnd out
why people are like they are.
Th.la eppllet to teachers,
parentl and everyone ln th Ir
eye Una.
Perhaps ft all lbU1.I when
children an? at age 2 and l am
to aay no. They ovetUM It
becaU.ICI le eUcJu a responae.
and lnstead of playing wt th a
spinning top. they play wfth
other.people'• ernodom and
attltOOea. 'Ibey~ powrt•Upt
do the eame thing ~ty day lo
a more 11ealthy manner and
don't quite underlWld why
they Ju.•t don't com out wtth
tht tn.nh. Remember the
~tetMot •onty kid and
drltnb will tttU you th uuth'1
l\ultytna rtctlca that are
me111, many tlmet are r11 l•
out front. but more tub~ and
Ju1t u hurtful. A pMllng glance
of dltdiJn, rn.a.kiJ18 a r.ce when
you do eomethlnJI or juat
lprln a pertOn. may bO fu.
t
,
more painful that being called
·tubby: Do we consider this
"bullying behavior"? The facts
are that getting a name or any
kJnd actually creates what
chUdren want more than
anything else: an identity. They
find that these names change
over time and that they have
the power to rnalce the
necessary changes to adopt to
any peer group -if they wan I
to.
Morn always told you: You
better get tough! What did that
mean? It meant that those that
you go to school with are just
lllr.e you. They are lonely, can't
relate and dislike most of the
people they.see. They reallie
that some parents have more
money than others and many
are very cruel. They finally learn
that they have to take
lndividual responsibility for
their actions (not blaming It on
people they hang out with) and
learn the valuable lesson of
hanging out with a better group
of people -lf they can.
Tuo bad that teachers and
parenta oont.lnue to ran to
underst.a.nd that child.ten go to
school to get life instruction in
how to deal ~tb rejection,
approbation and
mJarepreseJ\Pltfon. 'Ibey are
there to learn logic and how to
enjoy Uf o when a1J or those
around them are busy trying to
pick or bully on others to ftU up
their days.
They learn that •bullyina" 1.s Just a filler occupation to make
others rtt.1 empowered to thdr
buddJet. They wtll rejolce In
log at t.hctr reun.lona
tho buWea who often fall on
hard tJ.mea. All of ua cont1nut
lhe Ute'• worl or crytnc to relate
to othera, and Sue out
probabfy needl to help cJilldm\
und~tand tblt lt'a all pan of
srowtna up -rathu than
ttytng to stamp on an ta while
the el phantt get away.
"You can call me Ray or you
can call Jay-but Just call
mei-
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The Assembly's vote Tuesday to rescind a measure letting illegal immigrants obtain driver's licenses should have
pleased Costa Mesa resident Dan Worthington. who had collected signatures for a ballot initiative toward that end.
Immigrant license law
makes Hispanics angry, too
Please, let's be clear ("Battle over
licenses for immigrants not over,"
Wednesday). We are talking about
illegal Immigrants who are working in
factories and in other jobs with false
SociaJ Security cards and who now
demand driver's licenses. These
people and those who employ them
are breaking the law.
As a Hispanic and an American, I
can tell you that state Sen. GU Cedillo
and these other Latino organfaations
that want to force the driver's license
law for iUe~aJs down our throats do
not spealc for me and the vast
majority of Hispanics. Many of us are
very angry with Cedillo. He
represents the lllegaJ population and
those who break the law by hiring
illegals with false Social Security
cards.
YOLANDA Cot.6N
Anaheim
Homeowners not the only
victims of false plans
My sympathies go out to the
couple who have to lower the height
of their home. My sympathies go out
even more to the neighbors on my
streel on the Balboa Peninsula who
are stuck with a home that is
overwhelmingly above the height
limit, but I guess not 5% over. This is
a "spec" house that we called the
city about during conscruction. City
staff members' answer was that if
the permits were issued, then it was
within the heighl limit.
There should be some way for the
city to come out with a tape
measure during the framing and
m easure if it is indeed within the
limit. This would talce 10 minutes
time, and if it Is over. redo It to the
correct height. I know my husband
and I were not the only ones to call
on thls home. I was also told that
the height is not necessarily
measured from the ~idewalk. Well
then, where is it measured?
Obviously, It is measured to the
advantage of the bullder. which I
guess could be from the second step
of the front porch.
What a way to a permJt office!
RHODA FRIEDMAN
BaJboa Peninsula
Get off your high horses
and pick up after them
I live In Santa Ana I !eights, now
Newport Beach, and support the
· COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
M ove the peop le around Costa Mesa
'(
city's law about cleaning up after
horses ("Horse riders fight animal
waste rules,· Tuesday).
A few years ago. a woman bought
a house for her horses on my street
in Santa Ana Heights. My street was
not zoned for horses. and a battJe
ensued. The woman sold the house
to a police officer and family who
had horses. After more legal
wrangling. the police officer sold the
house and moved to an area for
horses. I miss the police officer and
family.
The horses were magnificent!
What a treat to see them pass my
house! They were awesome! What
beauty and grace. The only
downturn was the woman who
o~y bought the bowe did not
clean up after her horses. I asked her
and her companion to dean up the
manure in front of my house, as the
street was not a toilet for me to
clean. I cleaned up after my large,
140-pound dog. always. They were
stunned and insulted.
The intelligence, b·eauty, love and
companionship I find ln animals
enriches my life beyond description.
Oeaning up after your horse is
called consideration for others.
PEGGY CALHOUN
Santa Ana Heights
CONTACT YOUR
REPRESENTATIVES
CITY Of COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall, n Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626, (714)
754-5223
Mayor. Gary Monahan
Coundl: Libby Cowan, Allan
Mansoor, Mike Scheafer and Chris
Steel
CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Beach City Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, CA
92663. (949) 644-3309
Mayor. Steve Bromberg
Councl: Gary Adams, John
Heffernan, Olde Nichol1, Steven
Aosanlky, Tod Ridgeway and Don •
Webb
NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL
DtSTRICT
District Office: 2985-A.Bear St., Costa
Mesa, CA 92628, (714) 424-6000
Supedntwndent:: Robert Barbot
•
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ao...d: President Martha Auor. Vice •
Pretldent Dane Blac*. Clerlc s.r.ne •
Stoka., David Broob. Tom Egan, •
Judy mnco and Linda Sneen
GOVERNOR
Arnold Sdlwlirzenegger (R), State
Capitol, Sacramento. CA 96814, (918)
446-2841; fa>c (918) 446-4833
E-malf: QOll'fHTIOr gowmor.c-.gov • .
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SOCIETY Thursday, Oeoembe< 4, 2003 At
THE CROWD
The importance of supporting the arts
W hat began more than
22 years ago under the
direction of former
television personality Betty
M081 has evolved lnto a most
valued community tradition,
The Orange County Business
Committee for the Arts
presented Its 22nd annual
"Business ln the Arts· awards
l\t a posh pre-hoUday reception
and dinner ln Newport Beach.
Many of the most important
business leaders in the
community
turned out in
force to
support the
association
that Moss
has created
over more
than decades
of
networking
within the B.W. COOK Orange
County
business sector to support ans
and culture in the region.
"This is a very important
recognition for Cartier." said
Caroline Jones, manager of
Cartier, South Coast Plaza.
Jones clutched the handsome
engraved crystal bowl that was
awarded to Cartier in the
category of distinguished
achievement for a business
with fewer than 50 employees.
"This personally means a lot
10 me," she said. "I am
honored."
Jones and Cartier have been
very supportive of local arts
programs, most particularly
connected with the Orange ...
County Performing Arts Center.
Another honoree, Bob Conway,
representing his firm KPMG
UP. accepted honor., in the
category of businesses with 50
to 500 employees. Conway,
attending with his wife and
co-worker, Haruml Owen, and
fellow KPMG executives David
and Colleen Yuukochl, Mark
alld Tina nllotson, and Carol
and Jeff Carlile, was also
P,leased to be recognized.
"KPMG has a long history of
providing support for the arts
reaching the common good or
enhancing the overall
landscape of Orange County,•
Conway said. •We are
committed to being socially
responsible.·
Others recognlud for their
commitment to social
responsibility were jeweler
Black Starr & Frost. Owner Paul
Lam made an eloquent
acceptance speech, Joining
staff members Jon aancy,
Craig ICedlng and Jo Anna
Lowrey at the reception and
dinner.
Washingtnn Mutual Bank;
Haskell & WhJte LLP; South
Coast Plaza; Narratus Inc.;
Noelle Corporate
Communications; Latham &
Watkins; The Los Angeles
Times Orange County Edition;
Mcl.arard, Vasquez, Ernsiek &
Partners; Boeing; Wells Fargo
Bank; and the Flour
Corporation were aJso
honored for their service to
community.
The Sunday evening
gathering was emceed by
Donald E. Sodaro, chairman of
the board of Hanford Hotels
Inc. and chairman of the
Orange County Business
Committee for the Arts.
Sodaro, a Newport resident,
introduced guest of honor
Victor H. Doolan, president
and CEO of Volvo Cars of North
America. Ll.C. Doolan, also a
Newport resident, addressed
the assemblage with purpose.
•Art is essential to business:
he said. ·eusiness is not
essential to art. Art was with us
long before business, as we
know it. Art enables us to
express our freedom. ln a less
free world, art enables people
to find freedom."
As the crowd applauded,
Doolan joined Sodaro in
introducing Dean Corey,
representing the Philharmonic
Society of Orange County, who
was selected to receive the
2003 Arts Award. Corey quoted
the. inventor George Eastman
as he thanked the committee
for the honor and the donation
that accompanied the
recognition.
"George Eastman said that
what you do with your working
hours determines what you
have, and what you do outside
your woridng bows determines
who you are," he saJd.
The Eastman quote was a
perfect fit for the ~mblage
brou#lt together by Moss.
Many people ln the crowd
commented on the significance
of the quote, lncludlng Jeff
Besmett,representingTI.ffany&
Company, a donor and
underwriter of the event He
attended the evening with his
wiJ~. Barbara. Bennett also
served as one or the judges of
the 2003 awards.
Jennifer Van Bergh. Anton
and Jennifer Sepntrom, Carol
Stan:evtc, Bob and Betty Grant,
Parker and Sherry Kennedy.
Dave and Jeanne 'lappan, Bob
Fluor, Stew and Lort Haskell,
Daw and Da White, John
Hakoplen and Stacy Cantrell,
Paul and Heather SlnpreDa.
and Carol Bonner were also in
the crowd.
After the presentation of
awards at the Newport Marrion
Hotel, Fashion Island, guests
crossed the boulevard to the
Ritz Restaurant for the
traditiQnal holiday breaking of
bread. The Ritz has partnered
with Moss and The OCBA for all
or the 22 years. establishing a
strong community connection.
Enjoying the dinner
celebration were OCBA judge
Stephen Otandler and his
charming wife, Susan, of San
Marino and Emerald Bay. James
L Cooper, WUJ1am Hall and
Pat Poss, also judges, were in
lhe dining room with Steve and
Lynda Flynn, Ernesto and
Soccoro Vasquez. Doug Simon
with Kate Peten, Oui1 and
Aletha Anderson, Chris and
Julie Schuh, be Allred with
Drago Gllglc, Terry and Terry
Goldfarb Lee, and Orange
County's most prominent
ambassador of the Arts Henry
Segentrom and his wife.
Ellzabeth.
"You are aJI leaders,· I lenry
Scgerstrom told the crowd.
·When leaders lead, others
foUow. I'm proud to be your
partner." '
•THE CROWD appears Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Enjoying the Business in the Arts awards dinner presented by the Orange County Business
Committee for the Arts were Elizabeth and Henry Segerstrom and award winner Caroline Jones.
Committee Chairman Donald E. Sodaro, founding Executive Director Betty Moss and Business in
the Arts Awards guest.of honor Victor H. Doolan at the Marriott and the Ritz restaurant.
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-AlO Tlutday, Oecen1>et 4, 2003 LIPE & LE I SURE . ~·~ ...... BEST BUYS
p-~ ~trzltlw 'Y~g~ Celebrate the halidq,ys at Cannery Village
"'fou are inYited ro join us in c.cleb~ring.the holiday
ic:Uon at The Showcase Gallery while meeting the
loal artists and C!1j9ying the refreshments.
D on't miss the festJve Cannery vm.ge Holiday
on 3 lst Street ewot
celebrated from 4 to 8
p.m. today. W>nderful
food and drlnb from
theOumay
Relt.MlnntandAlta
Co&e will be served at
Newpon Beach.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Carole Akbll Stud.lo
ln Newport Beach hosta
a~pbo~hy
show, Friday through
Sunday, that will help
fuJ'.)d Share Our Selves
programs. Featured December 6, 2003
s p.m. -7 p.in.
Rdrahmenu will be terVed
participating stores.
Holida}'slngers will GREER works aJe by c:osta
Mesa photographer
provldb entertainment.-WYLDER 8laJce Sdtwend.imann,
and you can enter a who shoots ~utiful South Coast Plaza Village #B 15
3861 S. Bear St,
(Across from Blucwater Grill and next to Room & Board)
714.540.64309
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WALK 1lfE COURT
Another fun holiday event,
Walk Through WestcllJf Court,
happens Friday (rom 6 to 9
p.m. Santa will join the
festivities. Westcllff Court Is a
haven for shoppers. It's one of
Newport's favofite
neighborhood oenters, focusing
on hlgh-quallty, upscale • ...
merchants. New to the
outstanding group of tenants
that includes A'Maree'1,
MephJsto, Urban Ge.rdener,
Barclay Butera Newport Beach
and David Rk:by are the
following stores: Lezu Atelier, a
high-end bridal and formal
wear store from Beverly Hills;
Marpm .. aeanen.-..
high-quality dry cleaners
originally from La Jolla; Red
Balloon, specializing In darling
children's wear and some
materrury apparel; Factotum
Shoe Repair, a well-known,
excellent shoe repair shop from
Laguna Beach. Westclilf Court
is at 1711 WestcliffDrive in
AFTER HOURS
•Submit AFTER HOURS it8m1 to
the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St,
.Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to
(949) 648-4170; or by calling (949)
6744296.
SPECIAL EVENTS
HISTORY OF HITCHCOCK
Orange Coast College la offering
a nine-part film history on Alfred
Hltchcodt. The eerie• will be
moderated by retired OCC
EVERY STYLE IP.1AGINABLE UNDER ONE ROOF!
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black and white photoS. A
reception wW be held from 5 fo 8
p.m. Friday. The gallery is open
from noon to 5 p.m. Carole
Alkins Studio is at 418 31st St. in
Newpon Beach. Call (949)
673-8663.
POINSETilAS
F.ach Ouistmas season, the
Ornamental Horticulture
students at Orange Coast CoHege
sell' beautiful school·grown
poinsettias. You can purchase
them at the greenhouses on
campus from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m
Friday and Saturday. Proceeds
from the sale will fund future
student projects. New this Year
are centerpieces In red and in
red and white. There are also
4-inch pots, 10-incb pots and
hanging baskets. Striking colors
to choose from include white,
red and Monet. The plants cost
from SS to more than $40.
Orange Coast College is at 2701
Fairview Road in Costa Mesa.
IN THE BAG
In The Bag will hold a
pre-Cluistmas warehouse sale
on Saturday and Dec. 13 from 9
profe$60r H. Arthur Taussig. Each
session will be held at 6:30 p.m.
one Friday each month. The
events will be held at OCC's Fine
Arts Hall 116. Admission is $6 for
adults and $5 for seniors and
OCC students. For more
Information, call (714) 432-5880.
RAW FOOD GOURMET HOLIDAY
BAU
Celebrate the holidays with an
elegant evening from 7 to 11 p.m.
Saturday at the Halecrest
Pavilion, 3107 Klllybrook lane.
There will be five raw gourmet
appetizers, delectable desserts,
a.m. to 4 p.in. Thousands of. acquired and will be sold
quality purses are reduced in exclusively at the Fashion Island
prtce 30% to 80%. Also included store. Call (949) 6«-2800.
in the sa1e WW be wann-up sets,
home accessorles, silk tnies. OPEN HOUSE
lucky bamboo, money trees, Merle Norman at South Coast
wallets, candles and more. In the Plaza will be hosting a Holiday
Bag ls at 670 w. 17th St., C-4 ln Open HOU&e on Saturday from
Costa Mesa. Call (949) 378-11~. 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. Receive a
15% discount on all purchases or
ORIGINAL ART a 20% disci>unt on purchase$ of
Juoe'9 flneArt Gelle.ry is $100 or more. Music will be in
showing S. Sam Park's orlgfual the a.Ir, treats will be on the
.. oils on Satwday from 5 to 8 p.m. tables and savings will be on all
Sam paints some of the most your favorite Merle Norman
spectacular places In the wond, products. Call (714) 545-4109.
including the Aroalfi Coast.
Hawaii and Callf omia's scenic HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE
spots. Sam also commissions The 11dttocbr Thrift Shop
works. June's Fine Art Gallery is will open Its holiday boutique on
at 326 Marine Ave. on Balboa Saturday from 10 am. to 3 p.m.
Island. Call (949) 673-0939. The sale will offer gently used
holiday decorations and some
10 YEARS OF PRETZELS new items. Select from
Auntie Anne's Pntzela In Christmas ornaments, table
Fashion Island will celebrate its decorations, wreaths, candles,
1 Oth ~versary on Monday and gifts, holiday wear and more.
Tuesday with a pretzel Everything will be marked at
special-buy-one-get -one-free. great prices. All proceeds will go
There will be free hats for toward philanthropies supported
children and other items. Auntie by the Newport Beach Chapter
Anne's offers 10 varieties of fresh, of National Cllarity League,
hot. hand-rolled pretzels, pretzel including Human Options'
sticks, hand-squee?.ed lemonade Second Step, the Someone Cares
and Dutch Ice, and frozen juice Soup Kitchen, Share Our Selves,
drinks. Auntie Anne's is between Kids Konnected, Serving People
Macy's and the Iris Fountain. In Need, and the Cost.a Mesa
Call (949) 721-1255. Senior Citizens Center. The
Ticktocker Thrift Shop is at 540
DESIGN MAN W. 19th St. in Costa Mesa. Call
On Saturday, Waterford'l 'chief (949) 6464<>24.
designer, John Connolly. will
greet customers and sign pieces • BEST BUYS appears Thursdays.
purchased from noon to 3 p.m. Send information to GreerWylder
at Robinsons-May. Just for the at greerwylder@yahoo.com; at 330
event, an additional $50,000 w: Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627;
worth of Waterford pieces were or by fax at (949) 6464170.
live music, dancing all night. NEWPORT HARBOR
roaring fire, candlelight'setting CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE
and a cash bar. The cost is $55 to Beautifully decorated yachts,
$60. Information and boats, kayaks and canoes will sail
reservations: (949) 650-0672. along the harbor in the 95th
RING OF LIGHTS
annual Newport Harbor
Christmas Boat Parade Dec. 17
The Commodores Club if the through 21. Each night, the
Newport Beach Chamber of parade will begin at 6:30 p.m. at
Commerce will host the Ring of Collins Island and last two and a
Lights home decorating half hours. The parade is hosted
competition in December. All by the Commodores Club of the
home, business. and yacht clubs Newport Beach Chamber of
lining the harbor are Invited to Commerce. Information: (949)
participate. Decorations must be 729-4400.
in place by Monday. Information
(949) 729-4400. See HOURS, Pa1e Al 1
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[)alyPtlot L I FE & LEISURE Thur$day, December 4, 2003 All
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Something old can be new again
T here's always a home
project happening at the
Wight house. This week's
was a combination home and
science experiment It seems as
though appliances collapse in
cycles around here.
This week's casualties: The
washing machine·dled (which
was admittedly on its last legs);
the stove top finally shorted our;
and the dishwasher overflowed
onto the hardwood floors. But
the thing that bothered me most
was the demise or the off-while
slipcovers In the family room.
I expected the washing
machine to give out at any
momept It went through 15
years or kids -it's only fair to
repair an appliance about a
dozen times before you let it
move on to the next life. The
stove has been dying since the
day we installed it 15 years ago.
but that's another story.
I lc:new that off-white
slipcovers were a risky bu!)me~!)
with the lcids, but 1 lil:e<l the
look, I was able to wash them
(though that task was laboriou!)).
HOURS
Continued from Al 0
MUSIC
VIVALDI'S FOUR SEASONS
The Pacific Symphony will
perform Vivaldi's ·The Four
Seasons; Bocc:herini's Sinfonia in
0 minor No. 4, and Corelli's
Concerto Grosso in F major at 8
p.m. today at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center. Tichts
cost $20 to $65. Information: (714)
755--5799,
http://www.pacificsymphony.org.
SANTIAGO CANYON
COLLEGE'S 'A JOURNEY TO
JOY'
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
will host Santiago Canyon
College's music departments
annual winter festival concert "A
Journey to Joy" et 8 p.m. Fril:1ay
at 600 St Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. There will be a
100-member chorale backed by a
professional orchestra. Tickets
cost$15 per person and $12 for
seniors, students and children
KAREN
WIGHT
and they held
upweU for
about five
years and
dozens of
washings.
The kids
did not help
the cause.
They-were
not supposed
to eat on the
!><>fas, jump
on the sofas
or sit m their wet bathing suits
on the sofas. Even though I do a
great Wicked Witch of the West
imitation, it appears that I am
the only one who took the rules
seriously.
So, to breaU1e new life into
some very dingy looking
fumjture, I decided to dye them.
Radically. These <,oldiers went
from white to dark gray in one
afternoon. Not bad for a major
face-lif1. FirM on the to-do li'>t'
gel some rut Dye. I wanted
"graphite. M
Right. I settled for black and
figurtd I could caUbrate the
younger than 12 Information:
(714) 628-4828.
HUTCHINS CONSORT
The Hutchins Consort will be
performing at 8 p.m. Saturday at
the Irvine Barclay Theatre. The
concert. titled "Holidays
Hearthside; will feature mu1c by
Sweelind<, Corelli, Torelli, Mozart
and Charlton. Tid<ets cost $29 to
$34. Information: (949) 854-4646.
JUDAS MACCABAEUS
Orange Coast College's 100-voice
chorale will open its 2003-04
season wi1h a performance of
Handel's oratorio •Judas
Meccabaeus" at 8 p.m. Saturday
at OCC's Robert B. Moore
Theatre. Advanced tid<ets cost SB
at the bursar's office. They will be
$10 at the door. Information: (714)
432-5880.
JOHNNY MATHIS
Johnn¥ Mathis will perform his
classics, such as "Misty" and
"Chances Are," at 8 p.m. Saturday
at the Orange County Performing
Arts Center. Tid<ets cost: $45 to
$100. Information: (714)
556-ARTS, http://www.ocpac.org.
Santa is
Getting
Hie Game
in Shape
for:
Intensity of the color. rught. I
mixed up the first batch of dye
and lc:new I was in trouble when
the water rumed a deep purple. l
went back to Save-On to get tan
and clarlt green to add to my
already purple-black. If that
combination wouldn't cover a
few stains, nothing would.
This Is where lhe science
experiment par1 comes Into play.
We used the new washing
machine to dye the slipcovers -
a front-loading machine wilh a
porthole window. It's llke
watching the soap scene in
"Stuan I JtUe." You can see the
entire process. from the water
going In. the slow saturation of
color and finally (with fingers
crossed) Lhe right color of fabric
. . . or at least close to it. I wasn't
too excite(! about throwing Lhree
loa~ of black dye into my new
machine, but one must make
sacrifices in the name of progress.
so Mary Rose and I ..at in front ot
the ~hing/watching machine
and watched. the transformation.
I mac.le sure the water was hot.
got the fabric wet by running
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Sanctuary Choir and Orchestra
will present Christmas concert
works by Bass, Rutter, Hayes,
Stroope, Menotti, Tchaikovsky
along with holiday carols three
Sundays in December. The
performances will be at 4 p.m.
Sunday, at 4 and 7 p.m. Dec. 14,
and at 4 p.m. Dec. 21 at 600 St.
Andrews Road, Newport Beach.
Tickets cost $10. Information:
(949) 574-2284, (949) 574-2283.
Child-care reservations· (949)
574-2283.
KINGS SINGERS
The King's Singers, England's
premier vocal ensemble, will
perform at 3 p.m. Sunday at the
Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242
Campus Drive, Irvine. The cost
,will be from $30 to $35 per
person and full-time student are
half price Information (714)
740-7878.
FIESTA NAVIDAD CONCERT
Jose Feliciano will join marlaP,1
bandleader Nall Cano as part of
the 10th annual Fiesta Navidad
concert 1Jt 8 p.m. Tuesday at the
Saturday, December 6th, 10am-4pm
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through a rinse cycle, added the
cup o( salt recommended when
dying fabric that 1s 100% cotton.
and then I poured the dye
direclly into the drum. Going
from white to light gray to dark
gray to almost blaclc Wtll>
dramatic. Tu make sure I made
the most of my brew, I stopped
the cycle before.it rinsed so Lhe
fabric could Meep a littJe longer.
The experiment worked,
although I hadn't thought about
the while i1ppers staying white,
which of course they did
because they are metal anJ
plastic The true test came when
I pulled my "new" slipcovers out
of the dryer niey were dark
gray: much better than badly
stained white. The scil'nce
experiment worked .
I figure I can get at least
another year before the
o;lipcover\ start fraying at the
sea.mi.. Nol bad for a $20
investment.
• KAREN WIGHT 1s a Newport
Beach resident. Her column runs
Thursdays.
Orange County Performing Arts
Center. Tickets cost $20 to $69.
Information-(949) 553·2422.
ORANGE ceUNTY WOMEN'S
The Orange County Women's
Chorus will perform its 2003
holiday program, "I Sing of a
Maiden;· at 7 p.m. Dec 14 at the
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church. The chorus will perform
works about the Vi rgin Mary and
many mO(e. Tickets cost $10 to
$15. Information: (949) 451-8590.
JAZZ TRIO
Gulfstream Restaurant 111
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.
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio Cafe presents
Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11
p.m. every week. "Wanted"
musicians Include guitar players,
bass players. singers, drummers.
keyboardists at 100 Mam St.,
Newpon Beach. (949) 675-7760.
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My 5-year-old daughter
hos a sunburn with
blisters that popped. ASKA
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from mild to severe
cases. If your child acts
sick or ha.'i a fever, you
should seek medical
attention immediotely.
tfthe sunburn seems
less severe but you
notice red streaks or
yellow pus, you should
amnac 8 visit to your
child's J)Cdiatricim
during office houri. If
your child shows minor •
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discomfort, admin ister
ibuprofen (Ad vil) for
two days. For broken
blisters, trim off the dead
skin with small scis ors
that have been cleaned
with rubbing alcohol
Wash off the blisters
and apply an antibiotic
ointment two times
a day for three days.
Also gently rub a l %
Hydrocortisone cream
or lotion on your child 's
skin three time a day.
for two days. 'This will
help reduce swelling and
pain. Cool baths or wet
cloths on the burned urea
can tempora rily relic\ c
discomfort. Also. be 'lure
to have your child drink
cxtta water. When your
child drinks more water.
it helps to rcplemsh loss
of fluids.
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PHOTOS COURTESY OF TOM MOUL SON
Like all Greek theaters, this one in Taormina is built high and with a commanding view.
A little city, a little
country in Sicily
A couple walks in the
footsteps of the
Greeks, who began
settling the island in
the eighth century.
By Tom Moulson
M y wife, Tita. and I
have just fµlfilled an
ambition to see
Sicily. We took a
coach tour starting and ending
in Rome, landing in Sicily at
Messina by ferry.from the toe of
Italy.
Sicily is an island shaped lilce a
triangle with its apex in the
south. Our route now would be
down the east coast to Thormina
and Syracuse, across the interior
to the Agrigento on the south
coast, and finally north to
Palermo, the capital city. before
the flight bade to Rome. The six
days in Skily provided a good
mix of coast and interior, city
and country, ancient and
modem.
1Wo thousand years before
Columbus. Sicily was the Greeks'
New World, a fertile colony
beckoning settlement.
The Greeks lefl their mark and
then some. Their theater built in
Taormina in the third century
BC is set high in the hills with a
spectacular view of the bay.
Syracuse, farther south, is where
the Athenian empire was
destroyed when, attempting to
seize the co~try from their
Spartan rivals. the Athenian fleet
was ambushed and the harbor
waters literally reddened with
blood.
At Agrigento, on the south
coast, is the Valley of the
Temples, seven in all. The Greeks
built their temples on high
ground to be closer to the gods.
Many gods meant many
temples.
The elegance of these designs
owes much to the bending of
things so they look straight. The
bases curve upward while the
columns curve outward. Also.
lengthwise. there are always
ANN GENDROLIS
(t4t)l7•..U49
Fax:(949)131-1194
A street in Taormina, high in the hills on the east coast of Sicily. ~ ..
twice as many columns plus one
as there is widthwise, for
example 13 and six.
Temples were the triumph of
Greek genius and several
hundred thousand slaves. Now
brown, worn and roofless. they
were originally coated in stucco
made of finely-ground white ,
marble.
The Villa or Piazza Amerina in
central Sicily is not Greek but the.
ruin of a large, opulent Roman
estate. Its complex of walls and
floors ls covered in colored
mosaics of great variety
depleting animals, warfare, and
even pornography-perhaps a
300 BC Graceland. We were
struck by the depiction of young
women in bikinis working out,
just as though in Ti&a's gym in
Newport Beach.
On the drive to our last
overnight, Palermo, we visited
the ancient town of Erice, set
atop a 2,000-foot peak. This
cluster of castle. old houses and
twisted, cobbled streets was the
most westerly settlement of the
Greeks.
On our final leg to from there
to Palermo, we passed by the
"Godfather" -famed village of
. • Corleone.,but not through it.~
did. however, see the steps of the
Opera House in Palermo where;
the Godfather saga closed.
Coach tours are a ..
combination of limo service and
boot camp, of pampering •
interspersed with strict early
morning departures and long
hikes. We were kept in line by a•
whip-cracking female tour :
director and peer pressure. In n(>
other way could we have ..
experienced so much, with sucn
ease, in so short a time.
So. if you want to see much
and learn much. take a.touL And
an alarm clock.
•TOM MOUL.SON is a Corona del
Mar resident.
'• mAVEL TALES runs on
Thursdays. Have you, or someone
you know. gone on an interesting
vacation 7 Tell us about your
adventures In about 400 words,
accompanied by a couple of photo.
to choose from that do not have the
Daily Pilot in them, end send them
to Travel Tales, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by e-mail to
dsi/ypilot@latimes.com; or by fax •
to (949) 646-4170.
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ON VACATION
Mike and Sue Buettel of Newport Beach vacation at the Rock Islands of Palau, M1crones1a
·Harold and Ellen Sandler of Costa Mesa stand in front of F aneuil
Hall in Boston.
Donna and Dick Card of Newport Beach celebrate her 50th
birthday tn Bermuda.
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If an earthquake hiu, you can c.ount on me,
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TODAY
Th• Ofange County~ of
Chlldhelp USA will ha\19 a holiday
boutique and lunctleon at 10 a.m.
In the Hyatt Regency, 17900
Jambbree Blvd., Irvine. For
reseivatlona oonWlt Nancy
Whittoc:t at (949) 648-4228. •
The Chuck Jone. Gallery In the
Atrium Coon of Faahlon fsland
will present an bhlbitlon of an of
the animated film "Or. Seuaa'
How the Grinch Stole Christmas·
with voice actress June Foray and
animation producer and dl1'9Ctor
Phil Roman. The exhibition will
be from 6 to 8:30 p.m. The gallery
is at 401 Newpon Center Drive.
Information: (949) 759-0768,
http://www.chuck/ontJS.com.
The <>ranee County Coalltton for
Youth will host ·Let Your Voice Be
Heard· from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Neighborhood
Community Center, 1845 Parle..
Costa Mesa. The event is to let
youth voice their concerns, talk
about issues and to Influence
policy declslons. Information:
rle@edd.ca.gov.
As part of Sp• GNgorie'•
customer appreclatlon month, it
will have a representative from B.
Kamins on hand to perform
mini-facials and skin analysis
from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The
mi(li-facials cost $50 with a $20
coupon toward B. Kamins
products purchase on the same
day. Information and
reservations: (949) 644-6072.
Harbor Day School'• Student
Enrichment and Parent Education
Committee will present parenting
expert William Sears from 6:30 to
9:30 p.m. at Harbor Day School.
Sears will lecture on 10 tips for
successful parenting and on
improving a child's 10 through
nutrition. Information and
reservations: (9491645-8004.
FRIDAY .
Newport Dunff Resort will have
20 tons of snow at its 10th annual
Lighting of the Bay at 6 p.m.
Santa Claus will flip a giant switch
and illuminating 40 electric
Chris1mas trees There will be hot
chocolate, caroling, the Dones'
award winning seafood chowde1
and hve musical performances by
various children's groups
Including the Lakewood High
School Madrigal singers.
Information: (949) 729-DUNE,
http://www.newprtdunes.com
SATURDAY
The Cotta M.,. Men'• Club will
sponsor the Fairview
Developmental Tournament
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The entrance fee wlll be $70
today and S135 for both day•.
Information: (949) 645-2886,(949)
903-9090
w.klorf 8chool will prMeftt ha
Winter ~val from 3 to 8 p.m. at
2350 Canyon Drive. There will be
aenonal craft making, muaic,
theater •nd lntemational food.
There will be a nominal charge at
the gate. Information: (949)
574-n34. -Th•~· "8yer8'eakfast
will be after the 8:30 e.m . mass at
Our Ledy Queen of AngelH, 2046
Mar Vlata Drive. The prayer '
breakfast will feature guest
speaker Madeline Tucci Tannehill,
founder of "Garv'• Place for Kids.
There will be • poinsettia plant
sale after the breakfast. Tl\e
breakfast is sponsored by the
Cata Teresa Founders Guild. The
cost is a $15 donation.
Information: (949) 640-0886.
The Cat fllnden Assn. will haw a
championship and household pet
cat show from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at
the Orange County Fair &
Exposition Center. The event will
feature up to 226 of the world's
finest pedigreed cats will be there
along with rescue cats and kittens
looking for a home. Information:
(858) 455-9390.,
National University'• Center for
Cultural and Ethnic Studies will
present "The Allure and
Significance of Body Art from
10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
National University, 3390 Harbor.
Blvd. lnformatlon: (714) 429-5408,
fzukas@nu.edu.
Piec:.mebn' ennual Christmas
Fair will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
There will be over 175 booths of
top artists with unique
handcraftedJtems Including live
music, food and entertainment
lnformatlon: (714) 641·3112,
http://www.piecemakers.com.
SUNDAY
The Cat fllnclen Assn. will have•
championship and household pet
cat show from 9 a.m . to 6 p.m. at
the Orange County Fair &
Exposition Center. The event will
feature up to 225 of the world's
finest pedigreed cats will be there
along with rescue cats and kittens
looking for a home. Information:
(868) 455-9390.
Pl~akers' annual Chrtatmas
fair will be from 9 e.m. to 4 p.m.
Dec. 6 and 7. There wall be over
175 booths of top anists with
unique handcrafted items
including live music, food and
entertainment. lnformauon (7 14)
641-3112,
http:l..WWW.pitlCtlmak~rs.com.
The CosUI M ... Men's Club will
sponsor the Fairview
Developmental Tournament
benefiting Fairview
Developmental Center at the
Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club.
The entrance fee will be $75.
Information: (949) 645-2886,(949)
903-9090.
The seventh annueJ Balboa la1and
Walking Holiday Home Tour will
be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
Balboa Island. Tickets cost $20.
Information: (949) 673-4280.
The city of Newport Beach's 14th
annuel Winter Wonderland will
take place from 10 a.m . to 1 p.m.
at Grant Howald Perk, 6th and Iris
avenues. There will be more than
30 tons of a now dumped onto the
grounds. There will be winter
camlval gamea, and Santa will be
there. lnformatlon: (949)
844-3161.
WEDNESDAY
Body Design Wiii o"9r a frH
seminar and demonstration on
the latest technology on cellulite
treatments from 7 to 8 p.m. at 100
Newport Center Drive. The event
is presented by Mary Dellene, a
massage therapist. ln1ormation
and registration: (949) 722-3555,
gBtfit#lbodyMslgn.tv.
Hoeg Hoepftal wUI haw an
evening lung cancer aupport
group dl1eu11lon about "Coping
with the Holidays" from 6:30 to 8
p m at the Hoeg Cancer Centw,
Conference Room A. Information':
(949) 780-6642.
Jona1taan Moteno, profeaaor and
director of the Center for ..
Blomedlcal Ethics •t the 1 ..,,
Unlveralty of Virginia, will present.:
"The History end Ethle9 of "l
Human ExperlmentJ from the "
Nazis to the U.S. Miiitary" at 4 .,
p.m. at the McOormell Douglas •1:
Auditorium, •t UC livine. ~··
lnfonnat.ion and retervatlona: , •
(949) 824-9296. . ' OEC.11 •••
Th• Campu• ColW.agues of J
Orange Coast College will hold a ...
luncheon to ral•• funds for the •
OCC Dlaabled Student.I Center
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at OCC.
There will be entertainment
provided by Tyler Hoff and Klro
Kiro. who will be playing wfth the'
Heny and Graoe Steele Children .-
Canter. The co5t la $9.50 per ..
person. Information:
standardtfnt@hotmail.com. · r
The Thul"ldey Momlng Senior
Women's Club will present its
Christmaa party luncheon and e
musical show at 11 a.m. at the •
Newport Beach Radisson Hotel,
4645 MacArthur Blvd. This will be
$23. Information and reservation:
(71 4) 842-5863.
DEC.12
Fashion ltl•nd and Star 98. 7
Radio will host a holiday toy drive
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in
Bloomlngdale's Courtyard.
Customers are encouraged to
drop off en unwrapped new toy
to be placed U'lder the Fashion ..
Island Christmas tree.
Information: (949) 721-2000.
http://www.shopfashionisland.
com.
The Reflex Sympathetic
Dystrophy friend.s support group
will meet at 7 p.m. at Cocos. 2750
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Information: (949) 650-1212, (714)
491-9400.
DEC.13
Shartcy'a Wood-fired Mexican
Grill will have a gral\d opening
celebration from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
to help Newport Coast Cares
raise funds for La Hacienda d\' la
lnmaculada, a small orphanage in
njuana. The cost will be $10 for
adults and $5 for children.
Shartcy's is at 21119 Newport
Coast Drive, Newport Coast
Shopping Center. Information:
(949) 433-7879. ..
The City of Costa Mesa •nd
Torelli Realty are sponsoring the •
city's annual Holiday Snow Hill, ,.
which will be from 9 a.m. to n<>Orl
at the Balearic Community
Center, 1975 Balearic Drive. The
event will Include 60 tons of _ ,
snow, hay rides and a speQal visif
by Santa. Santa will arrive at
10:30 a.m. by helicopter
Information: (714) 754-5158.
DEC.14
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holiday boutique from 8 a.m. to .6..,
p.m. at 3107 Klllybrook Lane.
Costa Mesa. There will be
handmade crafts, Mary Kay ,
Cosmetie8, Cookie Lee Jewelry,
Avon Cosmetics and more. Child'
care will be available.
Information: (714) 557-7234.
Marth•'• Bookatore will have •
champagne book signing for the •
·snent Screen Cookbook" by • ~
Joanabell Lewis from 11 a.m. to t'
p.m. at 3081/a Marine Ave., BalbOIJ '
Island. Information: (949)
673-7185.
OEC.16
Com Mesa High School will hos.t
a book fair fund raiser from 4 to 8
p.m. at Barnes & Noble
Bookaellera at Triangle Square.
1870-B Harbor Blvd. A book fair
voucher la required for a
percentage of the purchase to be
given to Costa Mesa High School, ,
Vouchers may be obtained at the
school's front office or they may
be received by fax. Information:
nadine112390@mlndsprlng.com
DEC.18
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co-CEO of Chicago Plue &
Blewery Inc., during its breakfast
meeting et 7:30 a.rn. at the Pacific
Club, 4110 Mec:Arthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach. The COit la $16
for members and $26 for
nonmembers. Information: (949)
n1-8686.
DEC.20
·~:A New S.Ulnntng• i. a
worbhop for men and women In
the process of dlvorcfftl1 or
reQOntly divorced from 10 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. at 180 Newport Center
Drive. The cost la $40.
Information: (9491644-6435.
DEC.21
Fuhlon Island will host Its
annual menorah lighting
ceremony at 3 p.m. at
Bloomingdale'• Courtyard. The
event will be hosted by Rabbi
Rellven Mintz of the Chabad
Jewish Center in Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 721·2000,
http://www.shopfsshionisland.
com.
OEC.22
Th• Orange County Marbt Place
will hold its Holiday Marl<et Plaoe
from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Orange County Fairgrounds.
Admission will be free. There will
be artisans' and crafters' corner,
photos with Santa Claus and
seesonal entertainment.
Tha Environmental Nature Center
will present a holiday craft
worbhop in which participants
can create their own special
holiday season gifts tor family
and friends using a variety of
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
cost is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee.
Information-(949) 645-8489.
DEC.23
The Environmental Nat\lre Center
will present a holiday craft
worl<shop in which participants
can creat e their own special
holiday season gifts for family
and friends using a variety of
materials from 9 a.m 3 p m. The
cost 1s $140 per student with a·
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee
Information-(949) 645-8489
DEC.24
The Environmental Nature Center
will present a holiday craft
worl<shop in which part1c1pants
can create their own special
holiday season gifts for family
and friends using a variety of
. materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m The
cost is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645-8489.
DEC.26
The Environmental Nature Center
will present a holiday craft
worbhop in which part1c1pants
can create their own special
holiday season gifts for family
and friends using a variety of
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
cost is $140 per student with a
1Q% discount for members. There
f..TII be a $25 materials fee.
Information: (9491 645-8489.
ONGOING
Thf Newport Canter
Toastmaster's Club can help you
improve your public speaking
skills or polish your business
presentations. Members come
from a variety of professional
disciplines and badcgrounds. The
gl'Qup meets every Monday
morning from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at
610 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach Validated parl<lng
ia available in the parking
structure next to 24 Hour Fitness.
G4Glts are welcome. For more
informati9n, call (949) 721·5732.
Sole Comfort and Laura' a House
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Orange Coast College's 1 QO.voice chorale will open its
2003-04 season with a performance of George Frideric
Handel's oratorio M Judas Maccabaeus• at 8 p.m.
Saturday at OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Orchestra
and soloists wlll join the chorale. Dr. Ricardo Soto, OCC
music professor, will direct the concert Soto is in his
third season as director of OCC's chorale. Advanced
tickets cost $8 at the bursar's office. Tickets will be
$10 at the door. Information: (7 14) 432-5880.
need by collecting shoes from
Dec. 1 through 31 at Sole
Comfort, Corona del Mar Plaza,
836 Avocado Ave. Laura's House
is committed to ending the cycle
of dompstic violence and
strengthening families.
Information: (949) 644-5939.
The N.wport Beach Public
Library is holding its holiday food
drive through Dec. 12. There will
be Share Our Selves bins at the
library for donations of canned
goods and non-perishables.
Donations can be dropped off
during regular library hours: frbm
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through
Thursday; from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday and Saturday and from
noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Information: (949) 717·3801.
South Coast Pina wlll have Its
Santa's Village through Dec. 24 at
Carousel Court. Shoppers can
make crafts at the Alpine Wood
Shop, Holiday Trimmings Shop
and the Village Bake Shop. The
cost varies per craft. Information:
(714) 43S·2083,
http:/!Www.southcoastp/sza.com.
South Coast Plaza wlll have Its
famous carousel transformed
from horses to Santa's reindeer
until Dec. 28. The cost for a ride is
$1. lnformatlon: (714) 435-2083,
http://Www.southooastplaza.com.
South Coast fltaa will haw
Santa's Express Train running
through Jan. 4 at the Crate &
Barrel/Macy's Home Store wing
on Level 2. Information: (714)
43S.2083,
http://Www.southcoastp/au.com.
The Nawport-MeN c:ribbaga club
meets on the second and fourth
Wednesdays of every month
from 6:45 to 9 p.m. et Oasis
Senior Center, 800 Marguerite
Ave. in Corona del Mar. The cost
is $2. Information: (949) 646-5293.
Pastor Hain Austin IMds a Bible
study on ·How to Become a
Contagious Christian• from 6 to
8:30 p.m. Wednesdays at 377 W.
Wilson St, No. 15 in Costa Mesa.
All ere welcome to come and
meet new friends. lnformatJon:
(949) 722-7498.
The AQ.U of Orange County
meets at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday
of trVery month at the Unitarian
Univeraelist Church, 1259 Victoria
St. in Costa Mesa. Each month's
meeting will feature a different
speaker on issues relating to the
Bill of Rights. Information: (714)
957~107.
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Orange County nonprofit
organiratlone that provide
aefVfcel and pn>gramt to the
HIV/AIDS community to IPPIY for
pertldpatfon In Mecv't South
Cont Plue'• Paaport In Store
fund-ralaef. Thia veer'• event w111
ba held on Oct. 4. To receive an
eppllcetfon to pertlciJme, call
(714) 666-0611, ext 4231.
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Tu.days and Thurtdaya from
nc><>n to 12;40 p.m. for nine weeb
et WMt Newport Community
Center. Registration Is $64 for one
claa Nd\ week or $100 for two
daya a week over nine weeks for
Newport Beach residentl. Others
pay an eddltk>NI $6. For more
lnfonnatlon, call (9491644-3151.
eo.ta Mesa'• Racreetton Division
wlll provide a three-hour theme
birthday perty for up to 20 guestl
at the Balearic Community Center
weekdays from 6 to 8 p.m.,
Saturd8y1 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
or 4 to 7 p.m. and Sundays from 4
to 7 p.m. Parties for children 6 to
12 will consist of lunch/dinner,
games, crafts. prizes, cake with
Ice cream and supervision by
staff. Parties oost $250 or $300.
For more Information, call (714)
764--5158.
Aw MW wlna9 wil be Ml'wd on
Bayside Restaurant's terTace
overlooldng Newport Harbor
trVery Thursday from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. The oost 11 $15 per person.
For more information, call (949)
721·1222.
A van.ty of prtvaw, aaml-ptfvaW
and group swim lessons will be
offered this summer at the
Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center
at Corona del Mar High School.
Options include on8'0n·one
instruction on Saturdays and a
Monday through Thursday
program for all ages and levels_
For session dates, times and
oost.s, call (949) 644-3151, or
register In person at Newport
Beach Recreation and Senior
Services at 3300 Newport Blvd.
Chlldtw'I, tMna and adults can
now register for summer
recreational boating classes
offered through Newport Beach
Recreation Services. Classes
begin July 12. Fees vary. Call
(949) 644-3161, or visit the
Newport Beach Recreation and
Senior Services a 3300 Newport
Blvd. for more information.
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OM-On~. em•ll group •nd
large groyp tralf\lng. For mont
lnfonNtlon. call (949) 395-6103.
JewWt '9mly hrvtce ..
apontOring •teen auppott group
for high ld\ool studenta that
m.ett Mondtyt from 3:30 to 5
p.m. lft TertM V'Torah Upper
Sctiool In Costa Me.a. For
lnform1tlon or to register, call
(714) 44&4950. Pre-registration Is
required.
The Ftiit ~ -Fine Chllctren'a
Boob, at.270 E. 17th St.. No. 10 tn
Costa Meta, offert free story time
Mondaya,Vlednetday,Ftidaya
and Saturdayt from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m .. Tu'esdaya and Thurtdaye
from 4 to 5 p.m. For more
Information, call (949) 645-5437.
&.Ytide Reetaurant In N.wport
Beach offert wine tasting every
Thursday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
for $15 per person. featuring five
new wlnet each week. For more
Information, call (949) 721-1222 .
G'"" Syat9m1 11119metionat
•howl you everything that you
w1nted to know about orchids
and repottlng during a free
seminar at 2 p.m. every Stlurcfay.
AA orchid and tropical plant sale
Is held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
20362 Birch St facllhy. ·
Information: (949) 766-1211.
otacover the aecrets of C.rbon
Canyon Regional Parle as you
walk through groves of beautiful
Coastal Redwood tree• every
Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Parlclng is
$4. Call (714) 996-5252 for more
Information.
Team Survivor, • nonprofit
organization enoouraging women
who have been through cancer
treatment to exercise, hosts
"Walk end Talk• at 10 a.m. the
second and fourth Friday of the
month In front of NIKEgodess
store In fashion Island. Members
meet for lunch after at Atrium
coun. 11 is free, and all fitness
levels are weloome. For more
Information, call (949) 275-3888.
Newport Commu1dty CounMling
Center offers a way to stop the
cycle of domestic violence
through the 1upport group In
S.A.F.E. Handt. S.A.F.E. ttands for
safety, swarenesa, faith and
empowerment. The group meets
Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Free. For more Information, call
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(949) 72HI079.
1--In NWnttl throueh ninth
gntdea ere Invited to drop bV tn.
city of~ M ... Rectutlon
Centor from 2 to 8 p.m . Monday
through Friday for aportt and
other activities.. The aent9r It ti
1880Anehelm Ave. For mOf'9
lnform11Jon, call (714) ~27-7680.
The Newport 8.-ch w.ldng aub
mMtt et the comer of Superior
and Hospital Road In Newpon
Be.ch et 9:15 a.m. end 7 p.m.
everyday. For more Information,
call (949) 650-1332.
The Newport 1.-d\ Cea
Decorating Ctub mwta from 7 to
~p.m. Thurwday nlghta et
uperior and Hotpltal Rold In
Newport Beod'I. For more
information, call (949) 660-1332.
The S~nfth SpMkJng Club
meets to leam Spanish quldc and
easy: For more Information, call
(949) 650-1332.
The Aun. of Butln ... Servicee
hom a networtting meeting that
deals with education connectlont
from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on the second
Tuesday of every month at the
Holiday Inn at 3131 Bristol St..
Costa Mesa. For more
Information, call (949) 805-0011.
•Divorce: A New Beginning; a
worbhop for men and women
divorced or getting divorced, Is
held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
180 Newport Center Drive on the
third Saturday of every month.
Cost is $40. For more Information.
call 644-6435.
ffM tou,. of the Orange County
Performing Arts Center take
guests to the dressing rooms,
performer's lounge, badcstage
and on stage et 10:30 s.m . every
Wednesday shd Saturday at 600
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Group tours can be held by
special arrangement. For more
information, cell (714) 556-ARTS,
ext. 833.
The Newport Beach Newcomers
Club holds a general meeting on
the third Wednesday of every
month. The organlzatlon Is open
to all women residents in
Newport Beach who have lived in
the area fewer than five years. For
more information, call (949)
645-9922, or visit http://'www.
newcomers-newportbBach.org.
O.at. Senior CenUr hotda •
pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10
a.m . on the second Saturday of
every month. Breakfast Includes
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orano-lulce for $3, Si for meets tM first and third
chlldren. The center I• et 800 · Thu...c:tav-of Nd1 month from 7
Marguerite, Corona del Mar. For to 8:30 p.m. It tn. Hoeg C.ncer
more lnformatlon, cell (949) Center ti Hoag Hospital. 1 Hoag
844-3244. Drive. Newpon Beach. Free.
Regllttatlon not 111qulred. The
~and rhythm, group II dNlgned to help
•vogarhythmk:9• comblnea 9oga. pa&fentJ and their famlllu
dance tnd fun. Theda .. Is held understand and cope wfth the
trom 4:30 to 6:45 p.m. Tuesday. illnen. (949) 674-em.
at 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East
Suite 111 , Costa Mna. For more St. Anchw't Pl~ Church
lnform11tlon, call (714) 764-7399. hosts a mental llln ... aupport
group from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
lnteffelth couplft wfth one Sundays In Olerenfield Hall C at
Jewllh partner are Invited to 600 St Andrewt Road, Newport
partldptte In a dlscus•lon group Beach. (949) 674-2238.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"We felt if we could get into
a shooting game with them,
maybe we,d have a shot."
Plrt ~u•lau, UC Irvine mens basketball coach
Dally Pilot ...
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Dec. 8 honOree
DAVE GERANKO
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Thursday, December 4, 2003 81
-SOYS BASKETBALL MEN'S BASKETBALL
Cal outmuscles Eagles fly away
in second half
Estancia
overcomes slow
start to knock
off La Quinta .
Patrick Laverty
Da1lyP1lot
COSTA MESA -It didn't take
long for Russell King to get bad
into lhe rhythm of coaching.
"A.'l soon as I stood up and
yelled and screamed," lhe new
Plltancia High boys basketball
coach said.
over visiting La Quinta.
"It was probably just
jitters," Estancia junior
Carlos Pinto said. "But at
halftime we got every-
thing under control"
Fstanda {1-0) trailed
late in lhe second quarter before
scoring lhe final seven points of
lhe first half on a lhree-pointer
by sophomore Mike McDanlels
and two buckets from 6-foot·S
senior Scott Sankey to take a 25·
22 lead at intennission.
'
UC Irvine, 65 -57
Bears dominate
offensive glass
and gain
turnover edge.
Barry F1ulkner
Daily Pilot
BERKELEY -The stat sheet
confinned UC Irvine Coach Pat
Douglass' worst fears Wednesday
night, and it also helped explain
lhe final score in a 65-57 non·
conference men's basketball loss
at Cal.
Instead, the Golden
Bears (2·2) dominated OD
lhe offensive glass, pull-
ing half of Its 28 rebounds
after its own missed shots.
In addition, the hosts' 11
rumovers were eight fewer
lhan lhe An1eaters (2·3), who
lol>l despite shooting 53.8% from
tJ1e field (21 of 39).
·As you can see,• Douglass
said while reviewing lhe finaJ
statistics, "they had a big dlspar·
ity in turnovers and offensive re-
bounds. they had 18 more pos·
sessions than us and we can't
come on lhe road and do lhat"
It took lhe Eagles a Little bit
longe; to get into lhe flow in
lheir season opener Wednesday.
But once lhey did, lhey began to
roll. au lhe way to a 66-49 victory
For Sankey, it was just his sec·
ond and lhird field-goal l!ttempts
of lhe game as lhe Eagles faJled
to take advantage of a distinct
size adV'dJltage. Not only was Es·
tancia not looking inside to San· KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Estanc1a's Carlos Pinto (1) goes up for a deuce with La Quinta's
See EAGLES, Paa• 83 ~s Nguyen (13) and Case Jongenelen (23) in the neighborhood.
"I knew going in we had to
limit lheir second shots and take
care of lhe basketball," Douglass
said. "We felt if we could get into
a shooting game wilh lhem.
maybe we'd have a ~hot."
Leon Powe, Cal's 6-foot-8
freshman forward, a prep All·
American last year and deemed
to be among lhe best freshmen
Se~I. Paa• 82
GIRLS WATER POLO
a
CdM wins season's first battle
Arlington pull s to
within a goal, but
host Sea Kings hold
on for 9-7 victory.
Steve Vlreen
Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -There
are several indications lhe Co-
rona del Mar High girls water
polo team will be different from
last year. but there is still one
attribute Lha1 remains: compo·
sure.
The Sea Kings never seemed
10 panic against nonleague visi·
tor Arlington
Wednesday,
even when lhe
Lions came
wilhm 8· 7 wilh
4:06 remaining.
Kaue Kubas
scored her sec-
o ml goal of the game with 2:28
left and C..dM held on for a 9· 7
'>eason-op1ming win . .,.
Sophomore Camille Hewko
provided lhe assist. a sman
pass. II wru. during a six-on-five
'>ituation. I lewko's shot was de·
fleeted, she grabbed it and de-
livered a ~oft-touch pass Lo an
open Kuba'>, two meters in
front of the cage.
The Sea Kings will need plays
like that. CdM lost seven play-
ers 10 graduation from last
year's team. They helped lead
the Sea Kings to a CIF Soulhern
Section Division II champion·
'>hip. Now. 11 seems the program
is starting anew. Among olher
things. lhe team has different
'>wimsuits -pink and blue
checkered outfits lhat definitely
o;tand out.
On the team, in addition to
MARK C. DUSTIN I DAILY PILOl
Corona del Mar goalie Brittany Fullen keeps an eye on the Sea Kings' defense in the season opener Wednesday against Arlington.
Hewko and Kubas, lhere are
young CdM players stepping
up. such as junior Jordan Anae.
She led lhe Sea Kings wilh lhree
goals and, despite feeling a bit
under lhe weather, provided
glimpses of her 1ale111 and po-
tential. ·rve seen her play more ag-
gressive," said CdM Coach
Aaron Chaney, who 111 in his
lhird year. "I was impressed
flhe Sea Kingsl did not get rat·
tied They staye<l composed.
They kept on counterattack-
ing.'"
Chaney also respected Arling-
ton, ~ying lhe Uons never gave
up and have improved from last
year. The Sea Kings defeated Ar·
llngton, 13·2. In last year's ~
son opener. But lhe Uoos-{~f 1)
consistently contended
throughout Wednesday's game.
They led. 4-3. after one quar·
ter, as lhey scored two goals on
lob shots, but C...dM goalie Brit·
tany Fullen. a junior who is a
returning '>tarter, made adjust-
ments. as did the Sea Kings.
CdM outscored Arlington,
3·0. in lhe second quarter.
mainly because of Its effective
counterattack. Each goal came
after a Arlington turnover. Hew-
Im recorded a steaJ and lhen
came up wilh lhe assist to sen·
ior Vivian Liao for one of her
two goals. Uao and Hewko had
two steals each.
Llao's goal tied lhe game. 4·4,
and with 3: I 2 left before half-
See CdM, P1ae 82
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Annie St. Geme
•r Corona del Mar sophomore enjoyed big kick at the end
of the season, leaving coach excited about the future.
Steve Vlr11n
Oa1tyP1lot
S ho flnfshed 13th out of
189 runne11 ln Division m at the CIF State croM
country championships,
•
athlete ln any arena. usually
walks away not totally satisfied.
They usually walk away always
hungry for more. Ewry game ls
an unfinished piece of art thete
ls still a place where you can
touch it up."
but that wasn't good enough.
She recorded a personal best. coming
acrota the 6n.iah line at 18:40, but
tomehow that 1dll didn't do It for the
Corona def Mar High tophomore.
Greatn• ls IOIDCttmea meuured by
Intolerance, newr bdng towty content
with your lut p_etfonnence. Annlt St.
Geme bu It. sM &MO ha8 a few more
thiilp go'"8 Mi way.
•She hu the pottndal for greeoiOM."
CdM Coecb 8611 Sumntf llld. • lv.ly great
St. Geme'a masterpiece is certalnty a
work In progress. She began the season
with the same type of trouble ahe dealt
with last year. HJp paln plagued St.
Geme'• t'telhman croes couotry aeason
and the ache and dghtneu returned
earlier thla (all. She WU re.legated to
training with the junJor varlity runnm.
as the methodlclJ}y worbd her way
back to full ~
Set lT.~,P..ae U
Sea Kings
in search
of identity
Defending CIF
Division II
champion CdM
looks to reload
rather than rebuild.
Steve Vlraen
Daily Pilot
The goals and expectations
have changed al Corona del
Mar 1 ligh, where girls water
polo has been quite successful
the pas1 two years.
The Sea Kings are m search of
an identity this season. They are
no longer known for or defined
by a cert~n quanet lhat was
key in leading CdM to two CIF
Soulhem Section tJtJes in Divi-
sion IV and II. However, lhis
season·~ i.quad plans to build off
lhat success Wllh the hopes of
continuing to establish tradi-
tion.
Seniors Katya Eadington,
Amy Strack and ViVJan Uao fig-
ure to be among the leaders for
lhe Sea Kings. who look to start
anew wilhout that quartet,
which mcluded Ouistlna Hew-
ko, Danielle Carlson. Danielle
DIGiacomo and Brittney Bow-
lus. I lewlto. who earned CIF
Player of lhe Year honors in her
See PREVIEW, P11e 82
a a at t a a
• 12 Ttuldly. Oeeemblf ... 2003
PREVIEW
Continued from Bl
final awo llnal eea~ns. I.\ play-
ing t Stanfold. Bowlus ls com-
petin1 for UCJ.A. Carlson, along
wfth Jessica Haltins. another
key senior Crom last year, b at
Princeton, and DIGiacomo will
be suiting up for UC BerUley.
"'Were trying to establlsb an
idendty rtght now,· said CdM
Coach Aaron Olaney. who I.I In
hJs th1td year with the ~a
JCings. "I lhink the identity tw
been about the seniont who
graduated. They ~ the Lden-
tity and now ~re trying to ei·
tabllsh our own.•
<llaney guided the Sea Kin~
to a 50·12 record and !he two
CIF tJUes over the past rwo
years, gaining <:oach or !he Ym
honors in both seasons. Now be
wants this season's squad to
keep It going.
· "We have a new team. but
they lea.med a lot this swnmer, •
Chaney sald. •t-txpect them to
continue the tradition chat has
been established here.
·1 don't think they know whnt
they can do yet because they
haven't bad the opportunity
yet~· the CdM coach continued.
•They have to carry larger re·
spon .lbWlies and larger roles. I
think they can do it. I'm not sure
if they know they can yet.·
Along wfth P.adington. Strack
and Uao, the Sea .Kin~ will also
reature junior goalie Brittany
Fullen and junior two-meter
a sea a as a a a
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lktWli/ Allen Jf.
~ McComti "· ,.,,,, Slrd If.
IC* Kalbel .Jt.
a--.~ So;
,.,,...., Oiendler So.
~Weyt9 Sr.
VM.nU.O Sr.
Jotdan Al* .. Jr.
lf11CY kubM Sr.
l.auAln ~ Jr.
KatVIE~ Sr. tcade Ummem\M\ Jr.
c..nHle ...wtco So.
eo-1): Aal'Ot'I ChllW/ (third
Yttt)
player Jordan Anae.
•She had a really good sum-
mer,· Oumey said of Anae.
•She's one of our most improved
players. She really stepped Ir up
this swnmer. •
In addJdon. I lewko's younger
sister, Camille. a sophomore
driver, also adds her slc:ills LO
Cd.M's talented roster, that in-
cludes seniors Tracy Kubas and
Natalie Wa}'1e. as weV as Tracy's
younger sister. Kalie. a junJor,
and fellow junlors Lauren McA-
dams and Kade Lemmennan.
Sophomores Olelsea LyJnan
and Ashley Cllandler, aJoog with
senior goalie Kel&ey Mc:Connlck
plan to contribute to the Sea
Kings' quest of winning a fifth
straight Pacific Coast League
championship.
Eadlngton and Uao have the
most experience on the squad,
as they were key role players on
a = u • • •
S'P 0 R T S
MAAK c. ousm I OM..Y Pl.OT
Corona del Mar High's Jordan Anae uncorks a fas1ball in
Wednesday season opener against Arlington. CdM won, ~7.
last year's team, that was also themselves.·
bolstered by FuDen's sJdl1s in the Olaney said they will receive
cage. plenty of tests because or Co·
·1 think the whole team has rooas cbaJJeoging scheduJe,
improved," Chaney uJd. •I feet a which Includes Foothill. long
lot more confident now than I Beach Wilson and Bad Bay rival
did prior to the summer. The Newport Hrubor. 1be Sea Klngs.
glrlJ really improved. Now they who will also compete in the top
have to learn to play wfth confi-tournaments, defeated Arllng-
dence. I believe in them and ton. 9-7, in the season opener
they now they have to believe in Wednesday.
time. Anh connected on a skip
shot. shortly alter Arlington had
a shot-clock violation.
With 56 seconds remaining
befom tbe half, sophomore Ash-
ley Olandler made good oo a
breakaway I.bat came after her
teal She pun Just before
shooting to get the goalie out of
position and fired in the ball for
a6-4 lead.
Kubas and Uao scored in the
third quarter. U110 hit an out-
s.Ide shot wfth 34 seconds left in
the third to give the Sea .Kings
an 8-5 lead. but the Uons came
storming back early in the
fourth quarter, scoring two
goals In less than a minute. Bl.11.
Fullen. who recorded 14 saves.
including 10 in the second half,
led the Sea Kings' defense that
turned away Arlingtdn.
"The girls countered really
well.· Olaney said. ·we made
some adjustments in the sec-
ond quaner. (The Llonsl didn't
back down. I don't think we
were expecting the1'1 to be that
feisty."
NonlNp
Cotona del M• 9, Altington 1 ~by a....rt.n Arlington ii o 1 2 -1
CdM > 3 2 1 -9
Arlington -Frish 3, Owens 2.
Behzadian 1, de Jondchoore 1. Saves
-Oavis 4.
CdM -Anae 3, Uoo 2. K. Kubas 2,
Hewlto 1, Chandler 1 Fullen 13.
Renovation
of Newport's
pool almost
completed
Steve Vlraen
Daily Pilot
Newport Harbor I ligh's pool.
whJch has been refurbished and
wu:. initially expected to be ready
Nov. 'l. has been held back for
use because the heating system
is being repaired. but the school
is hopeful ii will be ready next
week.
Newpon assistant principaJ
Ruben Cunard ho ped the pool
could be used Tuesday, when the
girts water polo team opens its
season againsl &lperanza. But
even if the water's fine, .the
game's site has been changed.
-Jfley won't have the bleach·
er.. m on Tuesday.· Newport
Coach Bill Barnett said. ·The
pool may be warm, but we'll play
at f:speranza."'
'lne Sailors would be able to
prcictice in their own pool, pos-
!>ibly Wednesday, said Barnett,
who is pleased with the results.
"It's beautiful," he said of the
renovation that w~nt for roughly
$I million. •They did a great job,
Jll'>t a wonderfuJ· job.•
Harnett said the first game lO
be played in the new pool is tar·
~eted for Dec. 19. when the Sail-
0111 host Back Bay rival Corona
del Mar.
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Vanguard University shot bet-
ter than 65% in the second half
Wednesday to overcome a four-
point halftil'\'le
deficit and post
an 84-76 non·
conference road
win over La
Verne.
The lions
. (5-3) handed the
Leopards (4-1) their first loss by.
hJttlng 17 of 26 shots over the fi-
nal 20 minutes and 19 of 22 free
UCI
Continued from Bl
in the land, bullied UCJ inside,
finJshing with a game-hJgh 27
points and I I reboUAds. Six or
his boards were offensive, lead-
ing to eight points.
"(Powel is a man-child inside,·
Douglass sald.
·1 like crashing the offensive
board, because it gets you points
and It gets you rebounds," said
Powe, who had 17 points at half-
time to help the 8eaIS survive an
early UCI nm and secure a 29-29
de at lntermi&slon.
ln the second half, Powe had
help, both from fellow freshman
phenon Aylnde Ubaka and 6-5
freshman swing man Marquise
Xatety. ~
Ubaka hlt two clutch three-
pointers in the final 6:03, the first
expanding the lead to 50-45, and
the second, with I :34 left. push-
ing the Bears to a 57-52 edge. lie
finished with 12 points, eight in
the fin.al 20 minutes.
throws. That was enough to
overcome La Veme'i. 33-29 haJf.
time edge.
Brian Kim led Vanguard with
24 points and t lorace Wormely
added 23, making 13 of 15 from
the charity stripe. Brett McGee
added 13 points and a team-high
six rebounds.
The victory gives the Lions a
two-game winning streak a<i they
head into the Golden State Alh·
letic Conference opener at Con-
cordia Saturday.
the lead, before settling for the
first.baJf stalemate.
Adam Parada, UCI's 7-0 senior
centel, scored eight of hi8 team's
first 13 points In the first 4:36.
while 6-10 senior forward Stanis·
lav Zu7.ak had 13 of his team·
high 18 points before tbe break.
During one frustrating first -
half stretch. the visitors went
four straight possessions without
talcing a shot. including one 35
second shot-clock violation.
Sophomore guard Mike Bfev·
berha gave UCI a lift by scoring
its first seven points of the sec-
ond half. including a three
pointer from the left wing that
gave the visitors a 36-35 lead
1Wo z.uzak foul stiots upped
the advantage, bul Cal went on a
9-0 run 10 take command for
good.
Made Hill. a freshman who
added a sparlc with four point~
and four rebounds off the bench,
hit two free throws to pull UCI
within 45-43 with 7:52 left and
two Greg Ethington free thrqws
cut Cal's lead to 47-45 with 6:20
remaining.
But Ubaka hit from beyond
the arc on the ensuing posses-
sion and connected again from
Honconfuenc:•
Vangu•rd 84, t.. Verne 76
Vangu•ld -Wormely 23, Burnette 8,
Oelefu 8, McGee t3, Kim 24, Sookios
2, Pierson 6. 31JC. goals -Dalafu 1. Kim 2. Pierson 1.
Fouled out -None.
Technicals -None.
La Verne -Greenlee t6, Ferrera 5,
Langston 4. Holmquist 12, McCoy 21,
Witherspoon 4, Rvgg 10. Reynolds 4
3 pt goals -Greenlee 2. Holmquist 4 •
McCoy 5, Rugg 2.
Fouled out -None.
Technlcals -None.
Halhime -La Verne. 33 29
th.reed om with I :34 left. after two
RoM Schraeder free throws and a
Zuzak layup had puUed the visi·
tors within two for the final time.
Parada finished with 10 points
to join 7..uzak in double figures,
while sophomore point guard
JelT Gloger was his ui.ual steady
self with eight points, seven re-
bounds and six assists.
UCI gets the chance to bounce
hadc Friday night at 5:30 p.fl'.l.
against Princeton in lhe first
game of the four-team McCaffrey
Oassic at Fresno State.
zors -Wednescuiv·· setblld< made It
bad< IO·badl losses to P&e· 10 c1oss1own n
vela Stanford and Cal II was the UCl's
fo~mh st.ra1ght loss to a Pee-to loe Cals
won c:ame without the services of sopho-
moro guard Erik Bond, who left the Baars
shonhanded In the badtcoun when by
olect1ng to transfer. Borid 11anod Cal'• sea
•on opening home loss to Cal Poly San
Luis Obispo UCI Coach Pat DouglMs.
not known lo• wort.Ing tho offlc:i1111, toolo.
several opponun1t1es to vo1C4I h11 diaplea·
sure with some certs Wcdnetl<lay And
there may have been some lusuficat1on
beh•nd 1111 cr1to0sm. "nee lhe An1eaters
did not shoot 11 free throw the lirBt 26·05 of
tho contesr .. Cal helped keep the game
close by convening ju sf t 6 of l\1 30 tree
llllows. while UCI flnlehod 12 of 14 from
lho lh1Q .. Both te11m1 combined lo ahool
6 of 25 trom three p0lnt 1enge (24%1
Among those in the crowd w&1 f0fm8r
UCI assistant Len Stevene, 111 well .. for·
mer Cal COllCtl lou Campenelll
cars defense, which helped
spur several runs throughout the
contest, earned praise from
Braun. who said his team's en-
ergy level helped overcome UCls
' execution. SCHEDULE •1 have a lot of respect for Pat
Douglass, the man has won oa-
lional (Division m champion-
ships," Braun said "His teams
always execute.· The 'Eaters ex-
ea.tted early. riding a 9-0 burst lo
take a 15-5 lead. much to the dis-
may of the Jl,069 home £a.lthful
at Haas Pavilion.
But Cal answered with a 12-0
run of Its own. before an 8-0
surge by UCJ allawed It ro regain
TODAY
8..utbel
Community oollege women -
Q,.nge Coa9f •t Cuesta
U>Umament
High ecnoot girt. -Katella at Corona
del Mar, 7 p.m . a--
High 8Chool boya -Sage Hiii at
Calvary Chapel Downey, 3:16 p.m.
High Ktrool glrl1 -Corona del Mar
a1 Dana Hiiia, 3:16 p.m .. Boin
~29es::::. A/C
Check
Includes a performance test, leek ln8pectlon
and a oheck Of belt.a and holee. Act now
and get a free battery teat. FWrigerant Ind-
taxes extra. See Service AdV'8or for detllla. on. valid wtttl ClOUPOI'.
Tax•elltrL
12131/2003
Grando at Estancia, 3 p.m.; Santa
Margarita at Newport H11rbor, 3:16
p.m.; Calvary Chapel Downey at
Sege Hill, 3:16 p.m
Tennlll
High Ktrool gins -Newport Harbor
In CIF doubles dlamplonship
Round ol 16 at SeaClln Country
Club In Huntington Beach.
Wrnttlng
High Ktrool-Corona del Mar
hosting she-way tournament, 3 p.m.
--~~f;itl! -............... . • ~-·--~ r ~ •
I I I I
.. SPORTS
COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
· FOOlBAl.1
All-America
team honors
for Dominelli
Safety is program's
first in three years to
earn distinction.
Sophomore free safety Nick
DomineW became the ftr8t
Orange Coast C.Ollege football
player In three years to be
named to the JC Gdd-Wlre Jun-
ior C.OUege AIJ-America team
when founder
,.--......,.=~--. Hank Ives made
Nick
Domine Iii
the announce-
me nt Tuesday
night.
Dominelli
earned honor-
able mention
on the team af.
ter leading the
Pirates in tack-
les (110) for the
second straight
season. The two-time AU-Mis-
sion C.Onference selection also
tallied five interceptions, eight
pass breakups, one fumble re-
covery and one touchdown this
fall. He was the Pirates' leading
point-getter based on the coach-
ing staff's weekly grading system,
twice earning player of the week
honors.
EAGLES
Continued from Bl
key, 6-4 sophomore Dallas Kopp
or Pinto (6-3), they were also
struggling on the boards against
a team that started just one
player over 5-9.
1brougb the tlrst two quarters,
Estaoda's rebounding edge was
just 20-16.
"It could just be first-game jit-
ters," King said "'You've got to re-
member, we're a young team.
We're going to make mistakes,
but we want to learn from them
before le<l8Ue starts.•
The Bagles apparently learned
their lesson at balftlme. In the
third quarter they nearly equaled
their point and ~bound totals of
the first half, out.Scoring the Ai·
tees. 24-9, and outrebounding
them, 18-5.
Mhands
are high as
Estancla's
OalasKoPP
eyes the
=~ through
traffic
against L.a
QuintaW'lthe
season
opener
Wednesday.
,
KEHT TREPTOW I ~YPl.OT
with a three· pointer from the left
comer. He then added two put-
back buckets, lhe first off his
own miss, and added a drMng
layup to ftn.lsb off the run.
Banda then closed the third
quarter with a seven-point run.
lnduding two buckets by Pjpto.
who led the Eagles with 19 pointl
and U rebounds, and a three-
pointer from just beyond half
court by E1icobedo as Ume ex-
pired. pushing the lead to 49-30.
The P.agle4 also improved de-
fensively.
La Quinta took the lead in the
second quarter behind three
three-pointers from 5-4 senior
guard Dean Otsuka, but the
Eagles prevented him from scor-
ing from beyond the arc In the
second half.
McDaniel 6nished with 14
points and seven rebounds for
the Eagles. while Kopp added
nJne points and 10 boards and
Sankey contributed nine points
and eight rebounds.
Oomlnelli scored three touch-
downs in his two-year C.Oast ca-
reer. In 2002 he returned a fum-
ble 50 yards to go with a 95-yard
interception return in a win
against Golden West and added
a 14-yard Interception return this
season-against Fullerton.
Pinto, McDaniel, Hugo Esco-
bedo, Kopp and Sankey each had
at least three rebounds in the
quaner. Estancia's growing lead
coincided with that rebounding
adv-clDtage and a more aggressive
approach on offense.
~
Estanc:bi 66. La Quinta 49 Scont by OIW1iMs
La Quinta ~ 13 8 19 -49
Estancia 12 13 24 11 -• u Quinta -Fort 6, L Nguyeo 12, C.
Nguyen 1, Lam 14, Otauka 12, Phun
2. Tran2.
Tight end Ben Fredrickson and
linebacker Martin Janz.on were
each named to the All-America
team in 2000. The Pirates have
had 28 players honored dating
back to 1963, when 6ve Bucs off
the national championship team
received the accolades.
After Sankey's third field goal
of the game gave Estancia a 33-
28 lead with 4:45 remaining in
the third quarter, McDaniel
scored nine consecutive points
to Increase the advantage tQ 42-
28 with 3:02 remaining.
"We didn't play our game in
the first half," McDaniel said.
"We came oot with more Inten-
sity after halftime."
McDaniel started his surge
3-pt. goals -"lam 2, Otsuka 3
Fouled out Jongenelen.
Tec:tinlcal• -None.
&tMde -Pinto 19, McDaniel• 14,
Verene 3, Vi111montes 5, Elcobedo 7.
Meiuner 0, Voung 0, Kopp 9, Sankey
9,SelnO.
3-pt. goals -McOanlela 2, Viramonte.
, • &cobedo 1.
Fouled out -None.
Technicals -None.
llOTICI TO <8J01S Of
IW SALE Ale Of lfTll.
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AlCOllOUC llVIU5I
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hcrw~7oose.I
Nolke ta hereby &lvtn
!hat • bulk sale of
nsels tnd e trensftr of
alcohol11: l>ever•e• h
cense 1s 11>out tu l>e
m.cle fhe names, Socl•I
S.c.unty or federal Tu
Numl>trs, and •ddren
ot th• Seller /l teenset
tre. DA£ SUNG PARK
tnd TSUHUCHI MAH HUI,
2675 IRVINC AVE , SUITE
0, COSIA MESA, CA
lhe business rs known
ns KYOIO JAPAHCst:
Hf.STAURANI
The n•mn. Soctal
Secuflly or Fedenl Tu
Huml>en. and addresses
nf the Buytr/lransferee
11r1 GRACf HYCKY£0NG
NOH tnd ll HH LE£
As hsted by the Sellor I
licensee. •II other
busoneu namu tnd
add1.u.s used by the
Seller /llcensu wot hm
three yHra before lhe
dalt such hat was sent
<>< dchYe<td to the Buytf/
hansf11eeare: HONE.
The aneh lo be sold
are dffcrll>ed rn 1en.r al
n FURNITURE, flX·
TURES, lQUIPMEHT,
TRAOEHAMC , GOOOWlll.
LEASE, lEASCHOLO
IM1'110vt.MCHT and ert
• located at 2675 IRVINC
AV( , SUITE 0, COSTA
M£SA,CA Th~ kind of hcense to
b4 tnnsfetred is Ofll
SAlE OHR & WINE
EAllHG PLACE now
1'5ued for tile pHmlna
louted et. 2675 IRYIHl
AVE • SUITE D. COSTA
MCSA,CA9?672
The anticipated dtle of
lhe ule/lransfer Is
Hnuary 9. 2004 et tlM
office of United Escrow
Co , 11942 011 den Crowe
Blvd.. 12'!!t. Ger den
<lr ove. CA 9:t944
The 1mount of tlM
purch•H prlee or con
,1c1er111on In connection
with the t1 ens fer of the
lleente tnd bu,lneu.
tnekrc1tn1 llM 1$tlm1tttd
ln•tntor1, t. lh• ~um of
Sl20.000 00 which con
alsts of the followtn1.
Otsu 1ptlo11 Amount Checb S70,000 00
PromltAO•y
Note S50.000 00
It hH bffn Ill ffd
between the Stller/
LkensH •nd the In
1&11ded 8uytt/Trantftf
... •• 1equlrtd by S.t
2.013 of the 8wlntn
and l'rot.,.,lon• Code,
th1t the qmskltrtllon
l<H tllt ll 1lllf« of the
bvtllltat at!CI lkenM It
to l>t p11d Olll1 efttf' llM
lrtnsfer h., ti.en •P
jl(OVtd by lM l>tt>lf'l•
intr1t of Akolloloe Bev
., tft COftll OI =D: No11embel 10,
(SICll•luft of Sell.,/
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,ARK, /s/ TSUJIUClll
MAN HUI. (Sl1nth111 of
luy11/l1tt1•fartt /t/ OUC[ HYCIO'CONO
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... th Cfltt• ~ 01111 ,lfet Dectfl!Mr 4. 200l
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TO All IHTERESTEO
PERSONS.
I. p~ Myunc"" Nam filed • petrbon Wilh
thn court fOt • dla• clwWf1I IWTl9 IS follows;
My\1111 Ni ~ to Mia
HamlM 2. M COUllT OROCRS
tlwt .. pssons rnwesled
., Ulll matter llllll ~
l>efor• lhe coo.rt et the
1-q _.,1!9d below to
show '** If eny, why the petition for dlllf18ll ol
name should not I>•
IJlftltd NOTa Of t€NllNG Dalt l/&l'OC r.... 2.'(JQ pm
Olpt.• L13
The addt-of lhe court
ISWf!le -not.cl~. 3 A C1CC>Y of this Order
to Show ~ lhll bt
publillled at .... ~
each wttk for four
.--siw ....... prlOt to
the dll9 ttt f0t '--II on lhl petJbon 11 the
folowq ~ of
....... CltaMbon, pt1r"8d
piny. ll C. 3220 H low•
St.. Costa Mes•, CA 92626
Th•~ l>usineu Is con
dueled by llmtlted
l1al>thly Co.
Scott G111mon This st1temt11I WH
flied with !flt CountJ
Clerk of Oran1t County
on 12/02/03 200Jtttt741
Ollly Piiot Dec 4 .. 11.
18.25,2003 Th962
S.......fl .. , ........ ............
The l0Howln1 person
h•s tbtndontd Ille UM of ttie Flctruous 811sr
ness Hime: ht Vls10n
Auto Gian. 2800 Shin
tar Or .. Costa Mesa, CA
92626
The F lclltlou, 8uslnes~
name rlferred to el>on
wu filed In Oran1• Cou~;g 7-12·02, Fill HO 909761 [lllporn Yootan1wrn,
2800 Shantar Or .• Cost• Mesa, CA 92626
Carlyle 0 Cornwtff
2007 Tahuh1 Ttrrece
Coron• del M11 , CA
92625
This business 11 con
ducted by • a•neral p1rtnenl11p
E1t1porn Yool•n•wln
This statement was
filed Wllh the Co11nty
Cltfk of Or1nce County
on 1Vl4/03
200JttUot7
Dally Piiot Nov 20, 27.
Oec 4, 11. 2003 Th955
In thB ~· Newport Rc9M ..... B•clV'Cost. Mela o.lly ,,.,. .........
D9l9t NOY U !GOS lll• follow1n1 ~nons
JUDGI SHiil:.~ ere dolnl buslntu ...
...........
"-'*'-' TIM follow1111 persons
ltt doin. b-MSS as
Sln1i.t11ell Publlcallons.
2074 Continental A•t ..
Costa MMe. CA 92627
Robert R. Rumuuen,
2074 Contr111ntaf Ave ..
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Jane HYd•. 2074 Con·
trnenl•I Ave.. Costa
Meta. CA 92627
This business Is con
dueled by husband and
wire
H1 .. you st•l•d clolna
busonn, yet' Yu, 1/1/
03
Rob41t RHmussen
This st•ttment was
hied with the County
Clttk ol Onn1e County
on 11/14/0J 200Jtt6St01
Dally Pilot Nov 20, 21
Dec 4, 11. 2003 Th949
AdlllM .....
'-*'-1 The followfn1 P4f sons
lft dolna bu .. neu H .
La Siffre H•ial'lts LLC,
18242 McDurrnott. SI H,
Irvine CA 92614
P1dlic Grind Const.
Inc.. Manll1m1 Member (Calif), 1&242 Mc:Dur-
mott St H ltvont. CA
92614
Thb busrnen Is con·
ducted by • corporation
HIVt JOU •tMted doq
bualnn& yet?
Yes Octol>tr 2. 2003
Pacific Grand Const
Inc • Ronald E Lecrand,
Pres
This st,.emenl w1a
llltd wilh the County
Cle1k of Orena• County
on 11/ll/03 200HtH41'
Oeily ,lfot No11 10. 21,
Oec. 4, ll. 2003 Th!M2 .IUDGt OI M 1) Olat'llQn4lot com b)
alUU 'etro-T~ll Olstribulll'I· ~ ..... Newport 8HCh·Coal1 17155 Von Kwman Awe .
M.11 ()My Piiot o.c.m. Suit• 112 113, lrwlnt, C:A ... s..i...I 4, 11, 18. 25. 2003 Th961 92614 The followfn• pttaons
AOM Dlttllbuttna. Inc illre dolnt buslneu H . ~..... (CALIF), 17155 Von AllC:lu11Slf111C ... 27062
.......... K1"nan Ave . Suitt 112 f1Hln•l11t Or •. le1un1
lll, lrvlnt, CA 92tl4 Hiiis, CA 9:z&S3 The followl111 persona Thia bwlnest 11 con-918411,1 v. o,.,,,
'" pdollll b111tlpn•ss es· dr.Kted by. 1 c«p«atlon 27~ felllllt lttf Or . •) ut.tu• ertnen. u. ·--t d ...... _ l • .,, .. ,, ...... ,, c· ...... u b)Puklrell ,ropefl .. s .... we JOU s.-e """'"'' • '"" "., .. .,....., c) ,. .. 1111111 Cepllel buslnauytt7 re.nt Kamerman,
Minisement. 24586 VI• YH 10 00-93 17062 Flllln1 L .. f Of •
Otl Or Leoin• NIC\lef ROM Ofttrib4ill111, Inc.. LQun1 Hilb, CA 92653 CA926;7 ' Rlche1d Welurlon, 'flm b11slne&a It con
Grent F warntt, ,.,Hldtllt ducted bJ. • pner•I 11 1 o 1 o Thi\ 1t1temtnt wn pwln•rtlllp 24S & J,__6 .• c'• ,.,,17°4 r.-.d with tM County HHt you tt.rted dollll L•111n• •• ,.u... " nv ' Cltfk of 0raflfl C0Vftly bittfHU pt?
'"•ul flt.z..CMltlon. 2111 on I l/ll,IOl y"· 11/15,,'0J
S1nl• An• Ave • Coste ~,61416 Ired'-v. Dr'"-MtH, CA 92627 _, _.. Thi• business It con Delly Piiot Nov. 20, V, Tiii• atel1111t11t NS
d t d b e •• II~ 1 Dec. 4, 11, 2003 Tll9J5 ftled wltll "" Cou11ty uc • 1· -• Clerll of Ot•nt• Co1111tJ pll'tnership on 12/01/03 Have yOIJ "-1tttd doln1 ~... lOOJH667't
busln .. • t•H No ..._ t.t....t...-... OallL Pilot Ote. 4, 110 Clfent F. Wll'ner --1 ....,.., P•vl Flll·OltllH>fl Tiie fotlowms ,.r1ons 1 • • 6.V<H Til97
'fhl1 st1t1ment wet ere doln1 bvstneb ••· ~ ..... fll4HI Willi th• County lnhencecf P•fotm•nce
Cltrll of Or•na• County Cent,er, 234 C l7tll St ...........
01111/ll/OJ 1100, Cotti ...... CA Ote fon.wtnt pereon1
IOOMffS.Ut t2.'N7 we dolnl buJ.lntn as
DllllJ ,llol Nov 20, 21i 0.l'llM Ann lodihwt, fer .. t '• Creet10111.
OK. 4, U , 200J Th!M 14» Su,erlof A\08. 1204!, Z2472 Sunlllht Crttk, ~.. fllt_wperl llHtll, CA 1.'*t,orut,CA9113Q
-92163 Tt1t11 A. Wheal, Ql '~ pfl .. fl TM b~ I• ton 22A72 &1111let"t CrNll,
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!'II. f=:.a r:-bvllnftt ~lf MIMI by -. ........... llH IN l llH Y• Jefl 1000 He¥1 )'Oii •tlftN ......
of Ille 'lctiltolls lull• OtnlM Ann Lotllh.,t -.,.1nua Jtlf v ... \Olll neu N•Mt Scott Otr• lfltt 1t•'-11t wu 01 '"'II COl!ljllllJ, u.c. ~ wittl Ille Courtly , __ A MIMI
n10 " IOw• st . c:o.t• ci.-"' 0r~ '-'' ""' ,1 • .......,, w11 MtH, CA 92t21 °" ll/ll(Vl -.... _.... ,...... C"'•nty fllt h:tlflon I~ 1"16MHh ,.,... _,.., ... _,.
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WU flltd l ~ ... :;"" 0-.4, ll.ZOOJ ~ ........ , .. Covrtt7_ ~-!.'.. • OllltJ Piiot a.to t .. l,l" NO ZOOJIR9711 I.I, It, NDI ,,_.
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"-'*'-' The followlna persona
ere clorna business 11·
lmprt$Stve Prlnhn1 &
Graphics, 6305 Gell•I
Wey, Yorbe Linda. CA
92887.
lmpresrve Prlnhn1 &
Grtphlc•. Inc (CA),
6305 G1flal Way. Yorba
Lrnd1. CA 92877
This buslnen IS con
ducted by a cotporallon
Have you atarted dolna
bu,.nesi yet?
Yu Oclob4r ht
lmprnslve Pflntrnc a.
Grephics, S.ndr F 1h1ny
Pre11denl
lhls st•lement wn
tried with the County
Cletk ol Oranae County
on t0/14/03 20096 .. 1621
Dell) Pilot Nov 13 20.
27, Dec. 4, 2003 Th929 ............. ..........
The lollowln1 persons ,,. dorn& business aa
Orenae CoHt Consult
ants. 1420 ( u,,,..,
Ave 1212. Sent• An1.
C1t1101n11 92705
Thomes 01vld R1nd1ll
1717 E Oyer Road 1159,
Sant• Ana, Ctfifornle
92705
Tl11s l>ualnen Is con
ducted l>y an 1Qdi.vld111I
Hevt you it.wted do1na
bullneulel7 Ytt 10/2 /03
fhomts Rendell
Tiiis statement was
ftlecl w1tll the County
Cfetll of Oran.-County
on l 0/Z 1/2003 200H .. H21
0111J Piiot Nov 20, 27,
Dec 4, 11. 2003 Th951 ,... ..... ... ~
"'" followln1 peuona
'" dotna buslneu 11· the 001 Squad, 16'
Ltas•r. NIWl>Ofl Coast.
CA9!657 Laurie ,.atrlcll. 1641
Ltss•y, Newport CoHI, CA9~7
Rtlt>h V Pttfidl, 1319
Opal St • Se11 0!.10. CA
92109
This l>uslnu' '1 con
ducted by • &tMfel
p11ttllefsh1P
H••• you started dolfll
buelneH yet? Yes, Oot
t , 2003
l111r11 Pallkk
thl• statement wn
flllld with the County Cllf~ of Or11n11 County
on 11/10/0J
to0Hff4•7• 01~y Pilot Dec 4, II,
II, 2'. 2003 Th~9 ........ .........
1111 to1towl111 pttao111
... doln1 kllnfft ••
Sb•nll Ll.,.n1. 1071
Sent• Rou AW• .. Co.I• Mw,CA92e2t
lllle EN11He Ula1betll
Kd, 107l Sent.. llou
Awe., C..la ...... CA t1IH
Tlllt kMnftt 11 con· ~led llJ. Ill ffldlwldvll
"8¥• rH lllrf-9 ~
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(Ill• llftlede lllaa!Ntll " .. flllt 1t1~t ••• f_. wlttl llll Cout1tr
C.• of Or11111 Courtlr
"' ll/l4103 MUMtMtt
0.11, ,a.c ,... ~!!i
Dec 4. "· 200J I ""'1 }
BRIEFLY
Mendoza's four goals lead Eagles
J..Uij Mef'dou ICOttd four
goalt to leed tho Eatanci. High
boyl eoccer ~ to • 5 .. 1 DOD•
league vk:tQry OYef 'Ytstlinl Santa
Mafprtta Wedn~
Rafael Hernande also scored
Cor PM.anda (H), which never
b'aDed and gained asalsts from
Mendou, Na.rdso Lumbreras
and twO Crom Quiroga C'.ampo&
&taada goaDceeper Uber ~
gos recorded four saves.
Corona deJ Mata boyl soccer
team rqiltered a 3-2 road vlc:
Cory over Santa Ana Valley
Wednesday.
Ringstrom scored off an as-
alsr from Brandon Bamitt to
g1ve lhe Sea lCings a l ·<t lead at
halftime. He uteoded the lead
off an assist from Grant Alm-
quist six minutes after 'the break.
and ~u.Ut ~ 3· 1 cushion wit a
score to the 52nd minute off an
assist from Jeritt Thayer.
recclved 12 polnls and 16 re-
bounds from a.root·2 JunJor
Katie Pu:Jsbys. but fell In Its aea-
son opener, 69·34, to Calvary
Cltapel Downey In a nonleague
game Tuesday.
Freshman Kaitlin iyre added
10 points and nine rebounds
for Sage Hill.
~
"1bls ream is very talented,"
F.standA Coach Steve Crenshaw
sald. "We played a beautiful
game.•
Calvary Chepel 19, Sege Hll 34
Score by Que"9ft
Thayer and Julien c.erutti con-
trolled lbe midfiefd for the Sea
Kings (2·0), who return to act.ion
Friday llt Long Beach Poly, while
Jay Zimmerman had nine saves.
Saoe Hiii 8 10 10 I ~ 34
Cafvery 11 11 l4 11 •
Estancia will host Marina Fri-
day at 3:15 p.m.
S.ge Hin -SdlHfer 0, Gonzalez o.
HembllrUy 4, Voder·l.ee 2. Tyre 10,
Gutterrez 4, Pulahys 12.
J.pt. goals -None.
CdM stays unbeaten
•SOCCER: Senior Oaris
Sage Hill drops opener
• MSKBTBALL: Sage Hill
School's girls basketball team
Celwry Chapel -Belllnge 4, Miiier 4,
Anderaon 15, Islander 3, Butler 17,
Garriaon 6, R. butler 11. Gimenez 4.
Jamea 2.
Rlngstrom scored a hat trick as 3-pt goals -Anderson 1, Butler 1.
ST. GEME
Continued from Bl
Once there. St Geme never
looked back. She recorded
qersonal-best times in seven
consecutive weeks to close out
the season. She won the Pacific
C.oast l:eague Individual title and
maintained her momentum
toward the state meet. ·r was hoping to get at least in
the top 10 this i'ear," said St.
Geme, the Daily Pilot Athlete of
the Week. Ml look back at that
race and I think in that last mile I
could have done better. If I could
do It again, I would get in the top
l 0. I look at the girls in the top 10
and r think: Why am I not
there?"
Tu that end, St. Geme has
adjusted her priorities. Last
year, she played soccer
between the cross country
and track and field seasons.
She grew up with soccer, but
this year she will not play.
·1 was on the junior varsity
team last year.· she said. ·1
was going to play varsity this
year, but I wanted to focus
onrunnlng.lmadetbatmy
Hnal decision. No turning
bllcknow.•
Tu become great, there are
sacrifices to be made. There
also standards and tralts to
be attained at CdM, where
Sumner is helping finish the
St. Geme piece of art.
"'You have to have
passion,• Sumner said of
what it takes to be a great or
speciaJ runner. St. Geme doesn't want to ask
herself that question again. She
has started to train for the track
and field sea.son and in the back
of her mind she has goals
already in place for next year's
cross country sea.son.
·Perseverance. latent. You have
ti> do a lot of hard work. We have
this saying. 'the harder you try
the luclder you get.' •
St. Geme is also grateful for
her mother, Ceci, who was the
1982 NCAA champion in the
3,000 meters at Stanford.
Ml would like to be In the top
three next year [at the state
meetl,ff St. Geme said "I know
it's going to be bard, and there ts·
going to be a lot of wort. but I'm
willing to do that."
St. Geme credits Sumner for
her rise in cross country and
track and field. She finished
second in the CIF Southern
Section Division Ill finals in the
l,600 meters last year, and she
wants to improve on that
performance. too.
"I never even thought l would
like running as much as l do," St.
Geme said. "'My mom has
helped me. She never forced me
to run, even though she has ran
all her life. Her running did haVl'
an effect'on me, but not in a
forceful way.·
.......... .... .......
The lollowin1 persons
lfe clo1n1 bUslMSS H
Ptetslde Gallefy L l.C . 300 PClf Suite 107A,
Hunllnaton Beach, CA
92'48 Pitfslde G11fe1y l .l C
(CA), 300 , PCH Suitt
107A, Huntlnaton Buoh,
C/492648
This b1n111eu ~ con·
ducted l>y: limited
Li1blllty Co.
Hev• you startad e1c>1ns
l>u,lness yet'
Yes 10·1·03
Plttslde G1fltty L.l.C.
Joe Rubin. Mtna111
lh11 statement was
fried with IM • County
Clerk of 011na1 County
on 1 l/tll/03 200H .. S42t
D•1ly Pilot Now 10. 21,
Dec. 4, 11. 2003 Th940 ......... ... s......
TIM followin1 parsons
art cloln1 business n
Paws 'H P1ws , • "ro
fessional Pelc•tt s.r
vk1, 70 P•r~ Crest,
Newport Cout. CA
92657
Brldaet Sue jones, 70
Perk Crut. Hewpo•t
Co11I, CA 92657
Thlt buain.u is c:on·
Oucted by· .,, lnd1v1du•I
Hne '°" started dotns blfSIMu yet? \'n. 5/13/
02
Btldllt Sue jones
Thia alltemenl wn
flied with the County
Cltfk of Or•n1• County
on 11/14/03 IOOUHSOtl
011ly ,.lot Nov 20. 27.
Oec.4, 11.2003 Th947
The fofloWllll "'.ont
•fl dolnt b11tlne11 es
Creative Pfty 0.SllM,
170 l . 17Ut St. tor.ta
Moe,CAt2tt7
Reale 8. Jechon, 170 [. 17\h St.. tor.ta Mtse,
C/492127
Lonnie 0. Voss, 170 £.
17th ST .. COtt1 Mtu,
CA92t27
Curtlt J Blenlltnbl.lltt,
170 E. 17th St, Cott•
Mae,C/412821
Thia buslneu It COil·
ducted by: 111 lndlvldvel
Hlvt 1CMI lllfted doq
busirtftt ''" YH Hovtfl'llltt l. 2003
C:ur tl11 I BltnlltntlllW This at1tem.n1 w11 tiled wltll ttle Coullty
Cte1k of Orenp Cou11l1 on 11/l l/03
toOJHH411
D1ll7 ,ilot ~ 20. U,
Oec.4. ll.200J T~
Ac-. .....
"-'*'-' The followln1 pttsons
ate IMllTI buslnen IS
S11n Onl1n. 13525
BHch Blvd., Westmln·
sltr, CA 92683
Monlslly Sr1n C01
pontlon. CA. t352S
Stach Blwd.. Westmin·
tier, CA 92683
Thi$ l>ulffltu Is con·
dueled by" corporallOn
Have you stwled doln&
l>uslnus 1•11 Yes,
October 30. 2003
Mofrlssey Srcn Cor ·
porehon. l\eilh Morros-
HJ, Pns1dent
This slllemenl was
hied wrtll tlM County
Clerk jf Or •na• County
on lZ/02/03 200 ..... ,.,
D11t1 Piiot Otc 4 II.
18 25. 2003 lh973
~ ..... ... s......
The followfn1 peoons .,, .dolnl bus1n.n as
Qet Roch M•rket1n1 &
Qra91\les, 1622 Corsk•
Pl , Cost• Mna CA
92626
0. Rrchard Pefm81.
1622 C011lu Pl Cost•
Mesa, CA 92626
C•ryn Collene P1fmer
t622 Corsl'8 Pl • Costa
Men.CA92626
this busln.ss is con
dueled by husband and
wife
Hoe you alarled doln&
l>usineu yeP Yes.
31811
0 Rrcherd Palmer
This sl1temenl wu
flied wrlth the County
Clerk of Ouna• Counly
on 12/02/03 100Mt .. 7S4
01111 Pilot Oec. •. ti,
Ill, 25. 2003 Th967
~ ..... .........
fht folfowh'C pe1~on•
ere doln1 business as
Procedur • Cn1rnttr's
Inc .. f314l Verduco Or ..
1105. l11una Hills . CA 926~
PEGROUP INC • (CA).
23t41 Ptrdu10 Ot .
1105, La1un• Hill•. CA
92663
Tiiis bvtlt>tss Is con
dvctad br • c0tporet1on
Have you 1t11ted clol!la
b111fnen 1•t7 Yu, 191111
l"CCROIW LINC. 81uo Sakl!sl\MI, l"ra\ldtnt Tiiis ataltMtnl was flltd with the County
Clerk of Of •na• County
ell 11/l 4IOJ
HOJttHOt4
Dally l'Uol Now, ?O, 27, Dec. 4, 11, 200l Tll952
fldltll. .... ..... s.......
fhe foflowlns persons
aft dollll bu~ness ts
Southwul Center for
Medlctf Cosmetics. ~
Ne'#pOfl Blvd . Cost•
Mui, CA92627
John r lalond•. 2664
Newport Blvd.. Custa
Mes.e. CA 92627
Sytv11 f ""'· 2664 Newport Blvd . Cost1
Me11,CA92627
this busmen 1s con
dueled by • aener al
partnership
Htve you sterled do•nc
bu11ness yel' Yu. 11/
15/03
john f Lalonde
This sltlemenl wu
fried w1lh the County
Clerk of Orence County
on 17/02/03 2001 .... 1ss
Oeliy Pilot Otc 4. 11.
18.25.2003 Th969
~ ..... ... *'-'
Tile foflowlna persons
ere Oo1n1 business es
lht Advoc1c1 Group.
17801 Cartwrlch1 Road,
f1vrne, CA 9261<$
The Or 1n1e County
Adwoc1cy Group, Inc
(CA) 17801 Cartwrllht
Road, Irvine, CA 92614
This business Is con
ducted by e cotporellon
H1 .. you sl11ttd clam&
l>uSIMU yet?
Yes 11/03/1003
The Or1n1e County
Advocacy Gro119. Inc. .
Debt1 l Tr a1>11to111
Pr ts
This statement wes
filed with the County
Cltrk ol Or1n1e County
un 11/10/03 200HH4stl
Otlfy Piiot Nov 13, 20,
27 Otc. 4 l003 Th916
~ ..... ... s.......
The follow•n1 persons
,,. clo•na 1>uJ1ntH ,..
Y11uef Metkttln& Con
cepls, 5228 Rtsldencl•. ~orl Buch, CA
Grt1JOf1 l Smith, 5228
Ruldencl•.i •• ~•wpor I Buch. CA 9-LllCJU
l•ll Otnr.e OrtMlflo
Smrth. 5228 Resldenc:11,
=ort BHch, CA
This bu,1neu Is con
ducted by 1111sbtnd end
w1f1
H1we you started dorn&
binineu yet? Yes. 1!113
GttlOf y l S1111tll lhls stattllltlll wtt
llfed with tht County
Cltrll of Orent• County
Oii l 2/02/0.J ....... ,.,
Delly Pllel Oeci 4, II,
II, 25, 2003 Th91J .......... .........
The foflowlfll person•
'" dolna bvslneu ••; t.IHd View Moblll Hofllf
hrk, 16'0 Wlllltlef Awe •
Cost1Mtu.CA92627
ftlchlfcl COfntMl.. ttoe
MH'91lt 2'°...i~ Wtent Ml Mar CA 1'nD
This .UllMU b COft
clu'lld by: 1n lndMdtitl
Have you tltltMI dolna
Mlntat yetP Y•. tl'A
R!Chlld C.ntl
Tiiis tt.l11M11t wtt f!IM wltll U.. C•1111ly
C.11 of °'""" C:ovnty
Oft 12/0ZIOJ RUMM,.t De!lf ,.ttol Dee .., 11 J 18. 21. 2003 1htl4
-
~a...u ... s.....
the fullowrn1 persons
•rt do1111 bv1Mntu n
Duckhorn OHien. 11 Juplltr Hiiis Orlvt,
Newport 8,h, CA 92660
Mlflh• HrQlfl [fltott
12 Jupiter Hiiis Dr ,
Newport Och, CA 92660
This busmen is con
ducted by 1n 1nd1v1du1I
H••• you sta• tad clo1na
business yel7
No
M•• Iha H Ellootl
thrs st1ltm1nt wa•
fried w1lh lhe Couoty
Clerk of Or•nee County
on I t/07/03
200Ht644ot
Datly Pilot NOY 13. 20,
27, Oet 4. 2003 Tll9l3 Fldltlm...._
•s..... fhe follow•na penon$
ire llo•nt bus1nen n
a)
WhowellnownetwOtk.com,
b) WWl\N com, 1927
16rbclf Blvd '606. Coste
Mae. CA 'Rfi/7
Oan Barrell 1!>8 luhp
Ln Unit C, Co•t~ Meu .
CA'Tl6'17
Tiii• busoneu " con dueled l>y an rndtvlduef
Ht•• you star led clorn1
bu-ayel7No
O•n Berrett fh1s statement wn
hied with lhtr County
Clef1' of Or1n11e Counly
on 11/14/03 200HtUOIS
Dally 'tlot f'tov 20, 27 O.C 4. II, 2003 Th~ I
Fi.. .....
... *'-'
The followln1 persons
alt dol111 business ts
ht Vision Aulu Gl1n,
2800 Sh•nler Or • Coit•
Me11,CA92&H
Ctupc11n Yootan1w1n,
2800 Sh1nt11 Or .. Cotlt
Mta.,CA92'26
This bualneu b con
dueled bJ 111 lnctiv~tl
Hevt JOU l larted dolrti
business yet? Yts. 11 / la/03
Eltlp0tn Yool•n•wln
This stetement w1.1
liltd with Ille Count1
Clerk of Or1n11 County o" 1 l/14/03 2ooa .. uo10
Dally l'lfot Nov 20. 21, 09' 4, II, 200J 1h953 ........... .........
T'h• followlnc Ptt•on1
er• doln1 butlneu " Tiit Oll11111 Ptoietl, 17'0
Oriole Dr., Ca.le Mtst,
CA92G26
,.tople l11volwd. Inc ..
(CA), I 780 Orlolt Or , ent• -.e, CA mze
Thia bualneu It tOfl·
dtKftd DJl t COfj)OOtlon
Have yeu 1111 lid dolfts
bwlnen ,.n Yea. IOI IS!Ol 'eoplt Involved, Inc.,
ICHtl Wllliamt, ,,llldeftt
Tllit alltfflllnt ...
fDed wttA lhe Courtly
Clt1k of Ofert .. County
on ll/14/03 IOUHU .. t
Oeif, Pilot Mo•, 20~ _'l?i Dec. 41 ll, 200J T~
~ ..... ........
The f~Wlnl IMOOna
llf• cloinl bu•lnnt ...
lu••1t1. lMll C!letlta ~..L. ~tifl~ h.U, CA•IM7
Lo111t 01vl4 .lequln,
1M1 I . Ch. 11111 l111!= ......, ....... 5!
916"7
Tf11' busints\ is con
ducted by an 1ndov1du1I
Hne you st., led do!n1
bU$10tH yet? No
Louis David Jaquln
This slaltment wes
tiled with the County
Clerk of Ot•nl• County
on 12/02/03 200Jt .. 67t4
01ily Piiot Dec. 4, 11. 18.~.2003 Th972
Actl'-.....
"-'*'-' lhe follow1n1 ptnons
are dotn1 busmen u o&o D•rostlion Repo1t-en, 2 6 Bro1dway,
Costa Meu, Callforn ..
92621
Denise Meri• Dtunch, 2202 Broadway Unit 1
S•nta Ana Callforn11
92701
Th" business •~ con·
ducted by an rndrvlduef
Hawe you st11 lad doln1
b"'lnesa yel1 Ho Denise Merle Oaunch
This 1t1tement wraJ
fried with llM County
Cle•k of Oranee County
on 11/2!1/03 200Ht .. 21S
Daily Piiot Nov ll. Dec
4 11 18. 2003 Th957
Rt-. ..... ... s.....
The follow1n1 perM>ns
are <1o111c t>u.,ness as
Scott Garmon Company,
J220 North Iowa SlrHt,
Cost• Mesa. CA 92626
Scot! Gtrmon. 3220
NOfth Iowa StrHt, Costa
Mesa. CA 92626
this business Is con
ducted by en lndMdual
Have ~ou started dolf1I
1>usrn111 yet? Yn. 01/
01/2003
Scott Garmon
Th11 slalemtfll WH
flied with the County
Cle•k of Onn1• County
on 11/21/03 200HtU .. I
Oa1ly Piiot Dec 4, II.
18. 25. 2003 lh960
fie-. .... .........
TIM followtna """o"' •~ dor111 business H : V££C£. 321 Hlnonr Or ..
Coste Mese. CA 9262'
YECCC INC (CA), 328
tt•nner Or.. Costa
Mt.11,CA92626 Tb~ buslntas It con
ducted by • corpor1tiof!
H•v• JOU slatll4 dolnl
butlilll• r•tl Yea 9 I.OJ
VHC£ INC . Alltlft
Cooh. CEO. 01vl4 eo,t, CFO
T'hls sl•tement wn
fifed wlltl llM Covnty Clef~ of Oranp County
Oii ll/l l/03 IOOMtH4to
Oally 'lie' Nov. 20, '11. Ow 4, ll, 2003 TM.'M
-
•
-
\ '
.. ~.~4.2003 ~--a. -l.11111-... --.---...... llalcll -LlllllMcll -~---""'.... 1MI .......... -l.llllllllCll -liiltMcls .......... .........
TIM follow "I I* •0111
.,. dollta '""in.a .,
ltthtol IM.altll S.vicH. _ 2IOO ltlalol St A 104, Cos•• .... Al. cA "626
l.W.y ' .11...tt. oc. 2tOO If ktot .st A LCM.
Cost.tMHa,CAIM29
ftllt ltuai-Ill COft
ducted II)' 111 lndlvldv.tl
Hevt you 1\ttlad 4olftt
Ou sine l" 1 No " l 11i.y Jewett. OC
lhl• at.tttmenl w1• filed with 1119 Cowty
Clelll ol Dt111" Couoty
M 11/)"1)3
1001't6S4J7
Oa1ty fi111>1 Hov 20. 27,
Oec; 4, 11. 2003 Tll9l3 ............ ... s......
The lollow1n1 PttlOll•
.,, doln1 buli-
UnlvM~I Boat Palnlll1a,
J.400 10lll Via Oporto,
Htwporl 8nch, CA
92S6l
lon4on Gould, 3400
1038 VI• Oporto, Hew·
potl Beach, CA 92663 rn11 busin•u " con
dllcted b)' en indlvldual
H•v• YO\I llllfl•d dOlna
bu"nesa yel1 v ... 11/
OJ London GDUld
lhla 1laltrntnl wu
hied with the County
Clttk of Or•_np County
Oil 11114/0l
'"'"'set• D•llt 'llOI Nov ~ J!J 0tc 4, ll, 2003 TU'M ......... ----Tht follo•llil IJMlf.ol\S
•• tloilt& ~-... 0 Ill Co..W11<tl0ft, 2.,.
Colltle Ot • Coito "'"-· CA81629
lttchlHd DllMI Mtllllff,., 2431 Colleo Or • Co,t1 Mtu,CA9~M
Thlt buslMu Is con
dueled bW an lfldlvl4u1I
.._ .. you atortad dolna blt~i~ .,.u Ho
'"'~ ....... 11 .. Thl~1ternant w11
hied Will! Ille County
Cllrk ol Dta111e County
Of! 12/02/0.l tooHt .. 7.td
Da1lr _ "''°' D.c 4, II, 18, 2'5. 200J Th97 I
~ ..... ... s.....
I he lolttlwin1 pttsons
•re dolna llusinHs • •• . TM Hurn111 Ea~hMICt
Mulkal l'rolfal!'ls 852
M•tenan, Cost• Mesa
CA92626
Tyler Jeffery ltoH. 852
M11ell•n St . Coste
Meu. CA 92626
Thia bu,1n1n Is con
dueled b; 111 1nd1v1dual
Ila•• you 1l11tted dolna
buMn.ss ;et? Ho • r,.., Hoff
fhis 'tate-nl 'WIS
Policy
filff with tlle Count't
Clel'll ol Onn11 (fo11nt1 onll/Ul/Ol 100J6t 6Sdt.I
dvcted •Y· '" lndM<kl•I H•ve yov tt.utecl dolnc bullneu ytt 1 Ho Atl• ,.,, ...
0-'ly '""' "°" Dec 4 11. 2003
10, 11, 11* 1t1tlftn1nl wll ~ llltd wltfl llM County
--------Ci.tll of Orenre Cou11t)'
• Oft 11114/0l ... ,. .. 5100 .__ ....
... s.....
flM tollow11t1 ,.,_
et• do1111 bu~lMu u
R M Markellllt. 9J88
Moll RIHI Cit • f ountlln
Valley, CA 97708
lt'tall MMl!ft Mattern, tUa Moll RI.er Cit ,
Jounlall1 Valley. CA
92708
This bullntil Ill con ducted b7 an lndffldual
Have yuu alertad cloilll
bustnn• y•t1 No
Ryan Merlln Mattern
fhlt ataterntnl wH
llltd with th• Cou11ly
Cl•rk ol Or•np Covnly
on IZ/OU03 200JH .. 7tl
Oally Polol Dec: 4, II.
18 ~. XlOJ 111916 ........ ... --..
lhe followm1 JHllM>na
•rt do1n1 bullMss n :
liabella Rou, 1280
Bison, Suitt 89497,
Newpo1I a .. ~tr. CA
92660
Alta Pelers, 1280
Bison, Suite 8901.
;:6Gl)or I 8Hch CA
Th~ business is· con
Ollly ,.llot H<J" 20. 11.
De<; 4, 11. 2003 Th9'8
Ac-. ..... ... s......
lh• lollpwlns peraon•
.,. doln1 bus1ne1-u
.1Dsl1n lnAllftN:• -.a.nc;, 202S HewPorl Soula
Hfd Suite 100, CoiY
Me~.<;A92627
Ger1ory ltelend Joslyn.
I~ WHltllff 011we,
Newport Buch. CA
92'60
Thia buslnen Is con
dueled by. an 1nd1vldu•I
Hive you atart•d dolnc
l>utlneu yell Ho
CrtlDfY llOlend )Oatyn
lllls •l•lement w11
loled with th• Counly
Clttil ol Drenae County
on 12/02/0J 100J6tH 7S2
Datly l"lk>I Dec 4, II. 18.~.2003 Th964 ......... ... s......
The tollowlna persons
•re dolnl bus1nu1 es
Scroll s.tw Malic. 392
Pr Ince Ion Dr • Costa
Mesa, CA 92626
MJlthew J Collett, 392
l"rh•eeto11 Of , CHI•
M ... ,CAmn
lllb lluliM• Is con·
dlKttd by. ... 11\dtvldv-1
..... you •tafi.4 ...
h•llltu)'.tl No
Maltllew J Conttt Thit llole_,,t WIS
Mw •Ith '"-County Cletll of Or•1119 C.wnty
Oft 121Qt/Ol
~ ... , ..
D•llW ,tlot O.c 4, 11.
18,25,2003 Th975
Adi.a ..... ... s......
The fo~w1n1 peuont
., • c1o<n1 bvsiJI-•• · Ya111yo & H•lt. lJJ c 17th St Sit .S. Costa
Me..a CA92627 Y11uyo Taddeo. 16102
Sprlnadalt St. 19, Munllnaton 6eadl. CA
92649
T11l1 bUtlllHS 1$ .con·
ducltd by an 1ndrtidu1I
tt.v• yCK1 staned 6Dkl1
bUMneu yet7 Yu. 1111/
OJ
Yuuyo Taddeo
rhls •titernent was
ltt.d with the County
Clttti. of Oren .. County
on 11/14/03 200H t6Sot6 Dilly Pllol Nov. 20, 27,
Dec. 4. 11. Z003 Th!l46
........ ... ......
I he followina fMJl)llnt
tt• tlolnt 11~ as·
MID s-tt Sef111Ut, 21170 luell lhd.
UU02, Hot1111ten IHd\,CA~
Carol J AnmtrO!IJ,
21270 8udt lhd. IM202, Hunt1n1to11
Beach, CA t2tOS
Thia bu•iMU Is con
dueled II)'' tit ltldlvldu1I
Hive YOll •l•led d6111t
bnln•sa y1t? No
C.rollne !. NnubOfll
Thi• •t.ttelMnt WU
filed With the Co41nly
Clefll ol OrMl(9 County on 12/01/0l
MOM•ff1to Dilly Piiot ~ 4, ll,
18. 25. 2003 Th977
Re-. .... ... s......
Tile lollowln1 11«sc>ns
1te dolnf busln.ts n . Chuck's ltcltlc. 18975
Roclilnat•one ln .• Hun-t1naton a .. ch, CA 92648 Ch.,ln Martin W.,d
lt .. 11975 Roct.lnahofu
ln , Hunt;naton Such,
CA92648
Th11 business 11 con·
ducted by· 1n ind1vldu1t
Hn• you stetted do1nf
bus1neu yet7 Yes, 198
Chatl9• M1rUn Werd,
" This •tatement was
hied WIUI UM County
How to Place A
Ac-. .....
~
The lollow1111 persons
Mt cjoinc bi.slnetS •s
Gatehouse, 57 Ci.rmont.
Newport Cont, CA
926~7
Klmberl)' Rene Chozen.
57 Clermont, Newport
CoHI, CA 92657
Thia business Is con
dueled by. 1n Individual
Have you •tarted do1n1 buslnus yet? Ho
Klmbady Renae
Choan
..... .... .........
flM follow1111 P9f'"°"'. lie dotnt binlnns H
Adv111ced E111tne•nn& ~a.t•ms. 4642 Slerre T••• I n ., Irvine. CA
92611 NICk KourHSll, 4642
Sltft1 TrH lll, lrvlM,
CA92tl2
Thia business 1s con·
ducltd by 111 1nmvidu•I HalHI ;ou atart.O dolnl
busllltuyet7
Ho
'Hk:li I( our assl~
l hh alalemenl wn
l1l1d with lhe County
Cleik of Ol'•nce Count1 on ll/07/03 200Ht6d40I
Ot1ly Pilot Nov 13, al.
V Dec 4. 2003 Th924
AdftlM .... ... s.......
lh• lotlowlne persons 11re dotne bus111en as! OcHna Ocicor. 220 2h
St.. Coste Men, CA
92627
klhey Jem9' Norm·
Inion 1918 .Hollday
Road. Htwpotl 8NCh, CA92660
Thia lllAHlfY .. COfl
durt•d by. tn llulivldual
H•v• you •lttttd dolna
bu•IMO yol'f No
Jeflr.r .NnlU N0tm
Inion
Th1t 11.elelfWlnl WH
f!M4 1111th the Counlt Cltfk of Oranp County
Oii 12/W.IOJ tooS6t .. 7SJ
Ollllt Piiot Dec. 4, 11,
18. Z), 2003 Til966
fldllM ...... ... s.......
Th• follow1n1 persons
Ml dOlnc busonus .u
Saa-1'hotoar 1ph;. 30'J HHtillon SllMI Costa
Meu CA92621
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ltlmolton Strffl. Coale
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ducted by. 11n Individual
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bu11nn1 yet1 Ho
Michael G S•e•
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DO 11/07/03
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GARAGE
SALE
BUSINESS &
FINAN CW
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1nce, llMll•llon or
dlscrlll'lln•lion bH•d 011 r•ce, color rell&1M, au,
h•11dlc1p, lamlllal status
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330 West Bay Slrecl
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
Al Nt:wport Blvd. & Bay Sr
Wednesday .............. Tuesday .'5 :OOpm
Thur.;day ............ Wednesday 5:00pm
Friday .................... Thuri.day 5~pm
Saturday ..................... Friday J:OOpm
Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-F'ndny
Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday· Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm
rm Of t11 V1Ct11S
IS YOUI lfBPI
400
~IMALS Rt:SCUCO WITH NO OWHERS
MOH( 'I' DONATIONS
MUMANI SO<ll'TY
C OPAWS
240 C HICHLAHO
SAN BERHARDIHO CA,92404
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Annoltncemenll 1610
DUCa SlASON
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OolAo •PIKD• I/hr from
Hewport Beach [JCef
i.nt huntu111 adjltctnl 111
state w1terfowl refu1tr
owneoh1p 1nlerut &
»PP••• 375 acres of lend
& 1mp1ovements • your
own ctmp compound
w/slruc ture end 7
t111le1s Wondttful hi
n11ht 880 s & wine
t•-l•na dunna ducli
uason • many u lrasl
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HOME
FURNISHINGS
H ... -tl... btwrte Set.
New,-t l et.. French
covd1e, wlnpacli ch11ts,
Ion •Ub. If bf & do
Tommr 8ah1ma lurnl
lure, dlnoan. bronzes, lVla"t ..,._ .,,.., chltll. » a1 ~ • n4-r.,1.a:.i -
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DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS
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MISCBJJHEOUS
MERCHANDISE
Mlsctllantous
Mlrcf\andlse 3855
sH()p• sH()p' 1HOpl Pos•
as 'USIDIMI\ .. &el paid Sec1et shoppns needed
10< l0<al \Imes, res-
taurant\ & thule11.
Flouble hours Email
1tquwed. I 800 585-9024
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wt\ 18 900 sell S3.B!IO
38144 WI< Sl4.900. Mii
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SJ?.916. wll Sl7 916 1st
Come ht ~•vtl Tom
800 392 7806
Attentl..,Cr..ft.,..•
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Pron. rrt & Sit Dec S &
6, 9 .)pm 22021 Malibu
ln HI , btwn Ma1nolla &
8usllard, oll of Bann1n1
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opportunity lo lhDH
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pendo"tly SS!< Invest
mtnl required. Includes
II 1lnl111 and iupport for
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Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
Call Lorralne'llt (949) 574-4245
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Olcallrta. MJ RoomsforRent .6040 AESIOENTIAL RENTALS Hse,... ...m, 2"'· ,...,, CosttMesa
pvt IK.h 11C1.ess. avail now --------$1600/mo 402 Sera Drove OllEAT WT5ID( WCATIOH
C.M 1 r anll 949 673-8494 ?br, 113110, laundl y, W/iM
Nprt Hghh, Spodeus •
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HOMES FOR SALE
ORANGE 5400
COUNTY
MIW UUIMGS
CONDO 3br +<kn&. 3 5
b• front br•nd n .... So
of the hwy Sl.450.000
OU,.UJI Jbr lba & 2br
2b1 Corntr No of hwy
Sl,450.000 Owner /Aa•nt
800 640 6661
fUttfU flO(J[ CAM"IS
VllW UOADMO.l
3 horTHIS 3 ' 4br ™9.000 $615.000 1624,000
Dwner/Aaenl
800 640-6661
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now, lat&e Rm, Wrap
wound dedl 949 &73 3106
ORANGE 7400
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21H 2toa gor, harbo•
v,.W\, mast• w1te Wiik·
on closets. root top deck
& spa L1undr y •v<irl
no• $3000 949 122-9292
&. 3br. p1Uo. laundr v ~s 949 646 7363
Mo,le Aphl lovely
G•Ud Comm """ Tr14n&le Square. 2b1 Iba
w/a•• .. tr1a. $1095. lb1
lb• w/patoo carport
slo••lle all'.> .....u. lr.a!h
paid Kleon ~II
gf/ /Oo1llli49 ut 9200
( Side ....,. 3br 2 fuM
ba hot~ w delad>ed II"' ,
& cue-I room $2lllX> mo "
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fiOOsl units lloby slcwe
vechk:Jea, lows rates. Cal
C.olyn 919-.:J 1300
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petln SJmno 56?~126
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Conlnl del Mar
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4b! 3 '>ba, eatl!d comm
peh olo 4!i00/mo av! 2/1
appl l\al. 949 240 '¥137
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Heholrope (Front I __, _P•h 949 650 2256 "--'""-• j •aee>. COM. 2t>d. Iba ml '""" lwlwd " ocn --1 .... ,.
ne"" kitchen & bath, Ii>. -dlld< wla*t '1. P • l SIDI CHARMING, h~e ClmffiM .. ...,,
hrdWd fir rn lit l/c I., ClYID1. ..... ~ bd't '-' new 2br I Sba town • "'2 ""·71
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ups •&t 949-293-4630
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flrept1ut. sn11ed w/d
hkups. I c.•r 1111 aae Ail
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& restuennts Ip, l c p wet. SJ&XI 96293-463>
3br 3bo houH, · quiet
•ru. newly refurbished 2 e1r aar wd hkups,
$2300/mo 949· 7!'>9-0874
UASES AVAILAIU
Newport Buch, Newport
Cont lrv1r1. 3-Sbr from
S25(X)m ~ 949-!:b2~700
Jbr 2b• upper level
b•yfront unit period
•tyfe, ,, t YU, l c Rat. •at $2800 949.293.4531
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RENTALS
Desert Rentals 7915
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tl'alm sir.-a1m Oesttt
Conbct Mrdtael Anter 100-m.rsn
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Vacation Renlals
Exchange 7930
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Palm Sprines vacation
hous.. sp.cious 2000sf 3br
2ba prrvde pool & SA. S2!J()lnW>t 7 l.4.~7-5499
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EMPLOYMENT,
AGENCY,
AND RESUME
SERVICES
Employment
Services 8020
DRIVERS Ce1tlr•I low~
Carner wants l ums &
Solos t;ood MVR W0<k
H11tory Pre Scheduled
li<>mt ''""' l.x) 147 1010 or www CH Truck com
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Empl<>Y!'lent 8500
c ", v e .
W0<1ds lreest fitness
too~1n11 for f n man
& P /T employees
lout1on openln
II you are en lie, sit
motivated, have enthu-
siastic perMJnallt~ & • to wor~ with people, fu
res 714-0-l 9J7 tY .,,,.
to W'WS nb@~c:om
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for bu,y f ndocr1notoey
office 1n Newport Bch f n 1 esumes 949-646 8ffJ6
IMW '01 U ,,.,.._,
3.0. Sspd, 2311 m1 lull
fact warranty, '''"' blh. lthr CD mnrf. 191n
wh~. buullful l1h.1 new
cond hn •01t v995621
S24,995 Btu 949 586 18811 ---~
Coclllloc '91 C"'era SC>li
m1, blk/blh. lthr. bfk
carriage roof, Bou CD.
am Im, chrm whls. 11otd
Pkc. books/recurds, like
new S899S v55726l Bkt
949-516-1111
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Chevrolet '99 M-••
Car lu 2dr coupe. V6. 30K
actual mi. s1lver/areen
meblhc. CO. be1ut1ful
hke 'new cond $689!'>
v87249\ SM 949 !i86 1888
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Chryoler '9' Sebring
LXI Conv 181. 1etu•I mf,
metallic ereen tan llhr
black top. beautiful like
new C!>nd. $799!> tum
v15612l Bf<I 949·58& 1888
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COVE MOTORING
AUOIA4 '00
Black w e1ey inter
•V0802 D1~counted
IMW l211a '99
Black tan inter
•V9978 Mu't Self
I MW 5211 '91
Brontt, tan inter
•VS497 Must Sell .
IMW S211a '00
Gretn. tan inter
#V0567 D11count1d
IMWUOl 'OI
White, tan
•2466 Must See
BMw~·99
Blue arey 1nttr
#V21 I I Must Stll
BMW 740ta 00
Bronult•n
•9158 Di'counted
IMW 7401a '00
Offc A .. t, c,,...tr Ski••· Black, tan onl1r
Schedule. PhOne, Detail #V9435 Discounted
Oriented, eMrellent P•Y BMW 740tl '01 raw re,um• 949 646 3121 Blue/1rey
Recrvlt., Entrepreneur
SB11 money$ Aurus1ve.
motivated & ftrendty,
Cati 949 756 8037
ll1 a ts In baby/chtldrtn's
furniture 11ore
09en1n1 •n So.Jlh COMt
PWa Dts9> t•l)llr*1C9
+ sataty + bonus +
medical 949 496 •S4l
#2843 Must See ...
IMW74011'01
Srlver, arey IV~ Cr11t8uy
BMW 740it 01
White irrey
•3951 Crut Buy
ChevTehee '02
Btacll. arey IV4367 Creal Buy
Harley Dov falh '92
Red. black
•V8109 01\rounled
949-650-5915 SAU S1 Ovtgon9 penon
w/phone safes up C11rn S35k & up pllooe 949 flat 500 -19 70 aood
862 7474 lu 949862 7475 cond, new l>ruk•~/
clutch& •hotk• $!'>()()()
949-'31·795'
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Blut. (1n
•V7947 0M011nttd
'-lQ•'OO ~tHn. ten
11280 Must Sell
MIAClOIS U20 '01
Black. Btack
fVS4S8 Discounted
MIRCIOIS 1320wa '99
Gr•e11. lan
•v•581 Great Deal
MIRCIDIS MISS '00
Sliver, black
•3859 Great Dul
1111aaou ssoo ·u
White. tan
•3650 Discountad
MHCIOIS SISOO '00
White. tan 10580 Must Sell
MIMI COO,tl '02
Blue. eray
•0962 Must Sell
'ORSCHI Carrera '99
Black, black
IV 1068 Discounted
,ORSCHE Canero '99
Blue, eray
•V6049 Must Sell
Qvale M-.... t '01
5,1 .. ,, black
•VOl39 Discounted
t4f-'S0-591S
Faril •6 5 Muotang
ConY1rt1ble. or1a1nal
owner, sohd car. rrust
-$1&9)) OOo 9&719-29\'.l
FORD TEMPO '90
$150
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GMC Svrbvrban lS(
?!>00 •wd, 1()1.. • 1n1
11otdtlan 1tnr. 1tra sut
superb orte cond
$14.995 v55246l Bkr
949-SH-1111 ---~···-Hen4• '97. Acc ... 4 2dr
coupe EX, V·t•c en111ne,
6911 black/any lthr. snrf,
buutlful unmarked
co11d. 1araaed. non smkr
$8495 v•Ol26751 Bkr 98-!8> lBlll wwwDlf1i11.>a:m
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v6, 3511 m1, full fact
werr. s~ve</oatmul lthr.
mnrf, CO memory pha,
b .. 111 Ith new unmerhd
co11d. $23995 v•752262
Bkr 949·586· 1888 -~··-J...,_ •97 XJ6 British
reclna 1r11n/tan lthr, CO, fabulous cond
throu1hout, SI l ,995
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lull factory warr. blk/blk
lthr, n1v11allon, chrm
whls, looks new, smells
new. fantastic v1lue,
$37.~ v457829 Bkr
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lthr, be1utlful oriCJn•I
cond, must see lo
apprtcl•I•. earaired, non
smkr. $6995 v70257l
Bkr 949·586-1888
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LAMO ROVER 2000
Dlacovary II SD7, dual
moonrh, rear 1ump
nats, healed seat lac
w1rr 36.000 ml, S21.900
V2!ll)Bt l:1To 714222-Sl&
Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
WHERE'S THE ENTRY?
East WC)I vulnerable. South deals. four<ard ~or. North 1:on1rwctcd tor
lhc ob"IW,) au.me. NORTH
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one thina WU ob\>iOOS lO Mike
Pa.,i.ell. 1mn$ F.a.st. With• combtned
W&\,-EAST
22 poullS lR bi\ hand and dummy llld
I S 1n Soolh, West cOuld hold 1lo'
hooc'lf c11m n1her than 1he qucen-JIClt
of club\. When dtdllCI' won the firsc trld. in i.iummy ~rforcc aod came IO'
hru1d with the iing of dilunon<h tO
lc'l!l a )p00c to the queen. PllSliCll
dmppcxl 1he jucld
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l)c;:iarer re111mcd to hand with the
xc ol diamond\ and led a bpade to
the ~ng. Jlll\j!llN~ the~ JX16i·
uon P..i,"11 woo with the ace and
rctuma.I J dub Dcdarer ducked. The lnddml! SOIJTU W~T NORTH l!AS'r Wc~t woo with the rune and oooUn·
uctl dub\. fon:mg l)UI the acc. When
diamond\ r11kd lo hreU, declarer
could 11<11 ..Cllrc more than eight
tncl.' Su1:111er ur llllt{ W~t woUld
gwn the le.Id by lc~mg 10 the nine of
sr>a<k~. '"ith the rcn of~pades to CllSh
the Jl:\t of lhc du~
I l\/T l'1w Z• Ptif
2 I'-JN'I r:-
Plltl Pal
Opcn1ng lcaJ Outen of •
SruJy the. Jiogram nlx>\C. At one
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uuide. At thl' other. 11 went down after
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Notth used the Stayman ,'Ollvcntion
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Ob-.erw 1h111. twJ Pa\>el woo the
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