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llEPl..OT
The resolution to get
into shape or lose a
few pounds is not so
easily kept.
ALSO: Four women
from Newport Beach
. ~e an eye-opening
experience on a trip to
Thailand and
Cambodia in this
week's Travel Tales.
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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
• JANUARY 5, 2003
SUNDAY STORY
J
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Greenlight Committee ·
spokesman Phil Arst
talks with City editor
James Meier about the
performance of
Greenlight candidates
in the November
election and tbe future
of the committee and
Newport Beach.
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• , ~TOS BY .DOthEACH I OAll.Y Pll.Ol: · . · · · •
Above..Anibal del.a Cruz measures a line at Bud's Custom Tailor, whrttrhe-tookoverfronrtns'f~ther. When the 036-year Costa Mesa b~smess. fleeing a high rent
mcrease,'moved almost unannounced from rts longtime location off 17th Street to Irvine Avenue, rts loyal customers followed. Below 1s a box of spools of thread. ' -
Tai or-ma
for this town
SPORTS
UC Irvine is off to the
right start in the Big
West Conference
men's basketball race
after Anteaters' 69-52
victory at Long Beach
State. tt was close, for
a while, but it's all over
when the chips are
down in the second
half.
S..Pege81
Despite the sudden death last year of patriarch Rafael
de la Cruz, tailor shop continues its 36-year tradition,
with son picking up his father's needle and thread.
Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
T he holidays are a busy time at
Bud's Custom Thilor in Costa
Mesa.
A button has popped off, a
skirt needs a last-mlnute hem or a tuxedo
just doesn~ fit as well as it did for the last
New Year's Eve party.
All patrons are equally frantic and all
projects are equaJlY imponant to tailor
Anibal de la Cruz. who took over the
36-year-business last year after his
father's untimely passing.
"My dad could never say no to
anybody." de la Cruz said. '"He has people
spoiled. We can do it. though. I just like
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teasing people ...
And so. the 26-year-old works diligently
t6 fill the last-minute orders. hem the
routine pant leg. repair a small hole and
take in an inch for a successful dieter.
Each of his stitches does more than mend
fabric, it holds together a family business
that was frayed by a sudden death.
Rafael de la Cruz started Buds Custom
Tullor In 1966 in a back alley storefront off
17th Street in Coita Mesa. A master of
design and custom suit making, Rafael de
la Cruz left his J'Osltion at a Beverly Hills
store and opened his own businesses in
the budding coastal community. He
pedal.ized in custom-made suits.
making each inch of cloth fit its wearer
penectJy.
Back then. men had to come to a tailor
10 get precision-fit suits, and Rafael de la
Cruz quickly became a trusted expert in
the area. his son said.
"f-le knew everything,· Arubal de la
Cruz. said. MYou don't find people like that
any more."
As the ~ went by, mass producoon
of men's suits became more popular, and
demand for the craftsman talents of
Rafael de la Cruz became less. He was
still regarded as one of the best tailors in
town, and the business changed to fit the
dma
Anibal de la Cruz would help tus
parents, who worked relendess hows in
the shop, and quickly learned his father's
trade. 8ut he had had no intention of
following in his father's footsteps until last
year.
Rafael de la Cruz suffered a massive
heart attack a' the age of 55, and the rate
of a 35-year-ofd Costa Mesa mainstay lay
tn the hands of tus only child
"Its not something I wanted to do. but
I wanted to keep the business in the
family,· saJd Anibal de la Cruz. 26, who
left the real estate business to preserve
his father's legacy.
f lis father's dedicated sµUI -with
some employees weU past their 20-year
man -and a loyal customer ba.se
convinced Anibal to keep the business.
Besides, bl..Wness is good. he said.
"It has been tough because it is a huge
responsibility," Anibal de la Cruz said ·1
am not used to runrung the place. I'm
used to being in the back or helpu:ia after
dai:k."
Three short months after lnheddng the
business. Anibal de la Cruz faced another
crl.sis. as rents at what is now caDed the
17th Street Promenade nearly doubled.
ma.ld.og it eYe11 more cWlc:ult a lhe ,. .
SMN:Oi'-l•M
C~ty l~aders to get cable report
COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES
The kid must really
like hi~ pizza Survey, workshop results show subscribers
are interested in more local programming,
such as broadcasts of school ~ports.
June CH11r.ncte
Dally PHot
NEWPORT BEACH -The
cable customers have apokal.
1bil month, dty leadera will get
tbeJr ftnt chance to listen to
what Cox and Adelphia cua-
tomen are aaytog they want
from their alble providers.
1be dty bu Just completed
ID at"'8he seriel of ~
and wOrbbOpe to ... the
c:lble Mlidi and wanta of tell·
... lild bU9t 111e1 A tele-
&0inmittel,
Coundlmen
John Hetfeman and Gary Ad-
ams, will take lts first look at
the 85 pages of results on Jan.
16.
Though oftlclala say they're
waldnc undl abr that meeting
to In~ IM results of the
lurYeY' anit WOibhope, a few
pojnta alreiady It.and ouL
Semce .. formnoet ln pK>·
5*'t mloda. Mid Mar9ee Jack-
IOO. the dty'I public lnforma·
tion oftker. Local prOpunmlng
~t.., es·. pdorltJ ••• too~
,.. ,. -Nelly .. up to .. .,.. ..... _ _.me~
'It looks like
broadcasting of
school sports might.
be something we see
in the future.'
MlrtMJKbon, ~$ pdc i1fonnation officet
a few thlnp. • Jacbbn said.
"For aunple, U loob like
broadc..mlg ol am spona mi&ht be IOmet:hiDC W9 tee ift
the future..
'JboUlt> lut )"ll9r. the dty a ·
tended until Jan. 21 the deed·
MM for NMWfnl the dty'a con-
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A2 Sooday, JnJMy 5, 2003
EEK IN RI ~VIE
PUBLIC SAFETY
Newport police arrest 3 on
drug charges after foot chase
Newport Beach Police officers arrested
three persons on Thursday night after a
brief car pursuit and a foot Chase through
back yards In a resldendal neighborhood
that lasted several hours.
The incident began near the
Intersection of Harbor Boulevard and
Mesa Verde Drive In Costa Mesa when
undercover officers bought what was said
to have been an owice of
metbampbetamine from two men and a
woman.
When the susj:>eas realiz.ed they were
dealing with the police, they fted in a car
and drove around the Mesa Verde area
for about 10 minutes before the driver
lost control of the veb.ide and went Off
the road on Mesa Verde north of~
Avenue.
Daniel Uuming, 27, of Anaheim and
18-year-old Olelsea Porter of Mission
Viejo were arrested near where the car
crashed. James Lambert. 36. was found
later hiding in a friend's house on
Peterson P!ace.
All three were charged with conspiring
to sell ~ and evading police.
A 57-year-old J>a\mdale man was
hospitaliud Friday after he lost conbOl of
his pickup truck. pos&bJy because of a
· medical condition, Newport Beach Police
said
1be man was driving south on
MacArthur Boulevard and was about to
make a left tum at Bonita Canyon Drive ·
at about 8 a.m. Friday when witnesses
saw him slump C1llei the wheel and drive
through the intersecdoo of 8ooita
Canyon Drive, Newport Beach Police Sgt.
Steve Shulman said
The pickup truck bit a median and
wrapped around a traffic signal." he said
The man was taken to Hoag ~ital
with brok.en ~chest Injuries, several
<.'tits and a con~n. Shulman said
• ~ BHARATH covers public safety and
courts. She m/fV be read\ed at (949) 5744226
or bot' e-mail at det1pa.bharath@llltlmes.com.
COSTA MESA·-·
Huscroft House, on its last
legs, may land on its feet
They couldn't sell il So now, they may
give it away -with $30,000 thrown in to
help move il
Staff will advise the City C:Owidl on
Monday to transfer ownership of the
Huscroft House to 126 Properties. U.C.
~ company's owner, John Morehart.
said he intends to lllOYe the dilapidated
house to a Westside property he owns at
548 Bernard St. This would spare the
house from demolition, which was due
since the city had fowid no buyers for
the 1915 C'.caftsman-style house.
lf the agreement Is approved Morlday,
Morehart would still have to seek
Planning C:Ommission approval.
The city would pay Morehart $30,000
-half of the cost of relocation and
abatement of toxic materials such as
lead-based paint and asbestos. It is
roughly the amount it would cost to
demolish the house, which may happen
if the deal with Morehart falls through.
ln 1996, officials pa.id $54,000 to move
the donated house from 2529 Santa Ana
Ave. to TeWmJde Park. The historic home
was built in Santa Ana and moved to
Costa Mesa in 1950.
The city had intended to use $200,oOO
from the Home Ranch development
agreement to move the house to Fairview
Parle and restore it as a museum Later, it
put the house up for bid. but the two
offm made for it fell through.
Morehart said he intends to demolish
one of two single-family homes on his
Westside property and replace it with the
Huscroft House. The dty Is also offering
to wajve certain permits and fees.
• l.OUTA HAfllER oovers Costa Mesa. She
may be readled at (9491 5744275 or bot'
e-mail at loliU.h11rper<1Jlatimes.com.
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
'A SEA LION IN WINTER'
SEAN HIUER I DALY Pl.OT
Going down to the beach to check out a sea lion that had
come asbore at 54th Street was a change of pace. It was kind
of fun to see the big guy just hanging out on the beach
~up some sun.
A spectatOr said to me that it looked like the sea lion was
posing for the camera when be would swing his bead from
left to right -I ~~ to strike the best pose. After he became
tired of being such a spectacle, he just waddled off and swam
At first. 1 thought he might be ill. like so many of the other
sea creatures rhet wash ashore .throughout the. year. This was
dif£erenl. This guy was healthy and let everyone know it with
his loud baning and erratic pac,ing along the shoreline.
away through the surf. \
Seeing him was the h.ighllght of my day, making me fed
like a kid again. ·
NEWPORT BEACH
Co-founder of developer
~nahue Schriber dies
. ,
alleged that the city's h1ring of ,,
airport lobbyists should have been
decided in a public forum.
A lovesick sea Uol\ scored some
sympathy after he started appearing
Newport-Mesa mourned a oo the beach in West Newport to
beloved business leader after real sun hi.mseJf. Animal experts say the
estate developer Daniel Donahue 300· to 400-pound male sea lion was
died from complications from heart not sick. just an outcast during
surgery on Tuesday. C:O-fowider of mating season because he was still
Donahue Schriber, the 60-year-olds · too young and too small to win
lifetime ach.ievements included mates and a place at sea lion
helping tranSfonn Fashion Island ~reeding grounds.
into a renowned retail mecca As a July I deadline nears for
City leaders continue to wait for eeting tough new water-quality
word on whether a complaint filed uirements. city leaders say they're
in November 2001 is considered by optimistic that they can meet the
the district anoflley'S office to be a rules of the water quality board. City
violation of state open-meeting laws. staff is working to educate residents
Greenlight leader Phil Arst charged and businesses about ways to keep
that meetings in 2001 between the pollutants our of stonn drains.
Koll C:O., C:Onexant and city officials
should have been held in a public
forum.
A second Greenllght complain!
was dismissed in October by the
district attorney. That complaint
EDUCATION
<Jovernorencourages
science in schools
One of the facets of a science initiative
that Gov. Gray Davis released Priday
urges a greater focus on science
laboratory work in the public schools.
The initiative is primarily intended to
boost life-saving researdl and product
development in c.a.t.ifomia by ensuring a
ready supply of trained. skilled workers.
But some ~rt-Mesa officials say
the district already considers science a
top priority and would require more
funding from the state to increaselab
work.
• DEIU>RE NEWMAN oovens education. She
•JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport
Be&cti and John Wayne Airport. She
may be readled at (9491 574-4232 or by
e-mail at
june.casagrande@falimes.com.
may be readled at (949) 5744221 or bot'
e-mail at delrdre.newman@latimes.com.
POLITICS
Cunpbell and Maddox seek
Johnson's state Senate post
lWo Newport-Mesa Republican
assemblymen announced Thursday that
they will square off in the race to replace
termed-out state Sen. Ross Johnson. who
has represented long stretches of coa.st.al
Orange County in the legislature's upper
house since 1994. .
Shortly after announcing Thursday
that he would seek the 3Sth Senate
District seat in the March 2004 primary,
Assemblyman John Campbell answered
charges from Assemblyman Ken Maddox
-Sean Hiiier
Dan Donahue, ce>-founder of real
estate firm Donahue Schriber.
that he was only Interested in the seat as
a stepping stone to C:Ongress.
"If the people elect me, rn pledge not
to run for (Rep.I Ouis£ax's
(oongres.sionaJJ seat." said Maddox. who
represents Costa Mesa. "I'll take that
pledge. I'm challenging John to do the
same."
Campbell said Maddox's pledge was
hollow. since he doesn't live in Cox's
district and couldn't run for that seat
Johnson. who would be termed out in
2004 aft.er eight years, has backed
Campbell for his job. Campbell was first
elected to the 1Qth Assembly ~ in
2000 and reelected in NoYesnber.
• AWl. a..wroN covers the environment.
boslnesa and politlca. He may be read\ed at
(949) 764-4330 or bot' e-mail at
paul.dlnton O latitnfi.com,
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NOTABLE
QUOTABlES
"It has to be dontt die
uact sanv UCJY t!I"!!] year.
. Ifldid ~ngor
lost any of th.ls, }my would
be mad. He'd probably
pwteh """ tn the ~.
-Robert Bonkn. a
Newport Coast resident
who has exchanged the
same C)irlstmas card every
year for 52 )al'S wtth a
friend in (.asper. Wyo.
-rhe ICaJi/omiaJ Coastal
Commission has made a
gmJI injustfa to tht
marine forest. This injusria
has hem Jtopped. H
-~ Stietcberi>a pa' a
Newport Beach resident.
on a state appellate eourt
ruling that upholds his
belief that the com.mission
is unconstitutional
., think whal peop/I
net:d to ranern«r is. '"'
TmSon tHq CUJ Stt tJv
IOOl6 from Corona d.d Mar
lO Laguna &och is tht
·coastal commission. lbu go
up and doum the coa.sc.
an,d they forgrt that. •
-Judy~.a
Newpon Beach resident
and original member of
the coastal commis&on.
on the rorrunjs.gon's
benefits
"If~~ rlt'Ct me,
ru plitdgP no1 to run for
{RqJ.J (]Iris Car's
/congressional/ ..w. ru
tt:lQ thaJ pledge rm
chailmgin& John
/Cam~/ to c/Q ~
same."
-Km Mllddo:I. Costa
Mesas a.ssembfym.an. on
running for state Sen. Ross
JohNoo's vacate seat in
. March 2004 and
suggesdng that Campbell
is running for the posi as a
stepping stone to
Washington. o.c:
"The feaing is. if wt~
ro spend thal much """">'
an~ In's r« if sonwoM
am ~ "'iN house, and
i«lJ give them that
amount of money to htlp
~"into somdhbt&
thal SOl71#JOne cnn ocmpy
and use."
-wmlmn Monti,
Costa Mesa5 director of
public services. on the dty
paying someone $30,000
-the same price as
demolition -to tak2 the
Huscroft House and m<J'.'e
It to a lot on Bernard Street
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LOOi<ING BACK
He left hi~ mark, and his name
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Schafer heading
~arntary di!:ltrict board
lJ.11 recydt' 1he11 greeung cardt
by dropping ulf 1he front por·
lion of the t .ud ... dt any or seven
locauon'>
The 1.:1t\ \ '>dnttauon d1s.trtct
!>end., th~ lard fronts to St.
June's Ranch for· Cluldren. a
nonprofit home for abu!>ed and
homeless children tn Boulder
C.1ry. Nev. The chl.ldren glue the
card front:, on new paper and
'>ell them ~ore than a million
card'> are collected t'iH h year
Jennifer K Mahal
Da1lyP1lot
H " namt' ., ewrywhere
'>egcr'>trom I laJI.
\e1<er'>trom Stage and
the up coming Segerstrom
C.011c..cn llall . )'rom South Coa'>t
l'lat<t to the Orange County
Performing Art'> Center, it can
he 'aid that Co'>ta Me<oa owes it'>
'oul to the V1\1on of I lenry 1
'legeNrom
lie thulk-. into tht: future.'
,,11d Hob Wihon. who a<, mayor
l ut the ribbon on \outh CCJa'>t
1'1.uJ Ill I 96b I ht: way he Lan
put a team 1ugether tu make 11
'>Ullt'\\ful hl' kn ow'> whe0n
t.1nd hov. tu u'e pt'ople
fhe 'on ol Anton and Ruth
\t'ger-.1rorn Henn \\a' born
Into J f<11ll1h th.11 had made JI'>
f1lf1Unt' a\ hma he,111 farml'r'>
tit• grt•\\ up 111 Orange
c ount\ ge111ng an t7du1.:a11011 111
llll' \Jnta Ana 'rhool 'Y'>tern
hdort' 101mng tht' armed
'l'r\1ll'' in World War II A' an
nffit t·r 111 tlw art1lll'f\',
'>t·geNrom wa' il\\ardcd tht•
J•urplt• I fean ff« '>pent two
u·;ir, Ill 1he ho<,p11al rerovl'nng
lrom a woundt'd arrn.
'>t'J(t'l'>lrom Wl·nt tu \tanford
'fn1H0r'>lt~. t'arnt·d t'arnmg a
dc..rgn·t' 111 bt1\lllt'" and-then
•H'lll on 10 JOIOt•d 1ht· tam1ly\
1gru ulltre bu"nc'' ·
A"t>vemmental land use pohq
fhat came in handy m I 950,
when C.J. Seger'>trom & Som
applied and received indu-.tnal
zoning on an 80-0 acre tratt,
which was marke1ed d'> tht'
Seger..trom Industrial Dl1>tnr t
Henry Segerstrom, the firm'<;
managing partner. led the
family's transition from
agriculture to retail I le lobb11·d
the state to have tht' \an D1l'go
hl'eway pass through Co'>li:l
Me!>a and developec..I his
fam1J~ann land into South
Coa'>t Plaza. He per .. uadl-d
retailer!> such a\ May ( o and
Sear'> w come to Co-.ta .Me'>d
offering them land for SI to gt't
1he1r busme!>!> in the center.
'>outh Coa-,1 Pl<Ua !> tot.ii .,,tit·'
I'> e<oumated to be do'e to J
b1lhon doUar., J year In IYlJtt,
Lo'i1a Me-;a made rnughl}-SH i
million 1n !>ale' tax off till'
propt-rty
111 1975, 5eger-.irom ... iarted
h1'i c;econd major contribution
tu Co!>!a Me'>a by donating an
ant' of land, park.mg anti
$50.000 to David 1-mmt•\ <11Hl
Martin Bensun for South Cllil'>t
Heprrtory. In I 97Y. the family
dunated land and SI million 111
'>ldn the Orangt> Count\
Performing Art'>< enter
\t:gt'Nrom and h1., farrnl}'
commitment IO both
organ11at1onc, ronflntlt'., 111 1h1.,,
dav
C .o...ta :-.fr>a SanitaI)· D1!>-
tm 1 hoard member .c\rlene
\c..httft'r ha.'> been appomtt'd
JHl'\ldt'lll of tilt' bodrd
~chall'r \\a\ ... worn LO Del
I~. along with nt-w VlCt' pre!>I
dt>nt c.n·g \'voods1de and new
'><'l're1ary }Im l·erryman.
';anitaf\ D1!>tnC:t board
lllt't;llng~ · ,.t.rl' ht:ld the '>et.ond'
l11urc,tl.iy ol en~ry month at
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Anibal Dela Cruz helps a longtime customer w1tti an order at Bud's Custom Tailor sbop.
CONSIDER THE
LITTLE THINGS
By Dave Wo11g
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Continued from Al
mod~t family hu.,111e.,.., 10
'urvtve. Anibal dl' la C .nv lllllH'd
the lailonng buo;inl.'.,_., Imm II!>
hidden ~torefront IO a 11ny rnnwr
rl'lail space on lrvllle Avt'lllll' Jll1>1
'>Outh of 17th Street on the 1.'Clge
of Costa Me.,;t and Ncwporl
Beach, and ~omehow Llil'
1.ustomer~ fnUow~d.
"\l\t' didn't do any dm•rr
mailings or advem!>ing. hut
JX>Ople found ll\," ArnhaJ dc• la
<.nu '><ltd. "\'\t· lo ... 1 a ft•\1 but .tll
of our rt>gltlar. Jre ... ult \\1th 11'
am.I ue p1t l..l'd up ...ium• gr1·;1I
Ill'\>\ t·u.,tornt·r' m t:'r hl'n: "
Longtime cu'>tonwr ;\l~an
I lam!> <iald 'he wouh.ln 1 go
illl}"' here else
· 11.t. ... dad aJ1cn·d a.II of my
prom drc"t>'· tl1e 1'.t•wport
li.trbor I hgh \L lmol w.1d11c1t1·
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I lam' dn\t:.., from lwr hnrm 111
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tlldt '>he J.,rrt·w up wllh J..h.tkl'>.
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t .trll'd u1 lor e>.pl'rt
m11dilit:allom. ~landing at ii
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1 lo1lw ... 111 \rnhal dP IJ < n11
hn .1u'>t ol her famtlv\ 12 vc .ir
rl'lat1111 i.,h1p \\Ith Im faLlll'r
We mowd. hut \W 'till wnw
tlov.n here "'>ht' '<Lit.I
And the trad1t1on tont111u1·'
Bud\ (,u,tom ·1a1lor 'hop h."
alrratf\ Jllt'rC'd .1 dn...,., l'tir
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.... ud l'c·rhJP' \111hal d1• IJ 1 .nv
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life
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11.tm'> 1hat k1•t•p tht hu ... 1111''"
thmmg and 1lw tit· la< nu f,11111h
happy to M!rve the
N~vport·Mesa area Ma1.narch
f .lvira de la Cn.v~ who helped her
hu1>band open tht' on~aJ shop
on 17th Street, said the '>tore ha5
a wolldl'rful cltelltele.
"Busm~ ts good, the
<.:ll'>lomer> are good, and thl.'
atmosphere is comfortable," .. he
<;a1d in Sparui.h.
Elvira de la Cruz worked .
along'>tde her husband in l:h~
t:'arly year., until .. he became ill.
Iler health prevented her from
twndmg over '<.'Wing machine.,,
thrl'admg rnuntJc~'> m•edlr:'> 0J1d
'-lllrhmg n•pet1uvcly With ttre
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from th1• 'hop. J' '>ht• wardwd
llt'r h1,...haml am.I h1' ded11 all'tl
1 rt'\\ hwld rhe bu.,1111"' int<~
what 11 h now. l·lvira dt· la < .nv
''"d 'lht"' mor~ than happy ro
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help With Wi1h 11me, hc-wtll
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.. mall h1r.1m"' man, and he
hop1•c, lw \\tll find rht• ... ame rypt·
of dl'dltJlt•cl 1•111pl<J\ l't'' 111' f.ither
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BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
PUBLIC SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa shoe store
robbed at knifepoint
• West B.tbt Street
Vandalism was reported In the
600 blod at 6:37 p.m.
Wednesday.
A male walked into a Costa
Mesa shoe store Saturday
afternoon with a knife and
walked , out with cash and
shoes, the police said.
• Newport Boulevard:
vandalism was reported in the
2100 bl<><* at 3:48 p.m.
Wednesday.
• Tultin Avenue: Grand theft
was reported in the 1500 bl<><*
at 7:37 p.m. Wednesday. roUce received a call of a rob-
bery at the Payless Shoe So~
on Harbor BouJC\r.ud and Baker
Stree1 al 5:37 p.m .. Costa Mesa
Police Lt. Tom Winter said.
• West Wilson Street An auto
theft was reported in the 200
bl<><* at 9:26 a.m. Wednesday.
•West 19th Street
Commercial burglary was
reported in the 500 bl<><* at
Witnesses said the male got
into a late-m odel 4 door Mer·
cede!>, m which a 'female was
wailing, Winter ~d. The car,
wtuch may have been gold m
color,. s ped away, dnven by
the female. he 'rud.
1: 19 p.m. Wednesday
NEWPORT BEACH
• Big Canyon Drive and Rayal
Saint George Road: A traffic
I COMMENTS
Continued from Al
hours on a city park or
changing a textbook or
upgrading J coinputer '>y<,tcm
But you are really setting 111
mnlion a comphrmed,
lnvil.ible marhine with a
thou!>and moving parts. And
you haw no idea whut llw
m.ictu nt.' doe<. or how 11 work.\
Jh~ hegall the '><tgu of
Aaron and the Am.vm g
Prppt'roni Pv.za. Ont' d.iy 1101
lung .igo, ... omeone al tht•
<,ch1111I lihtrin dl·ctdl'tl tl1t11
lhl pohq or makmg Olll.' da\:
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Ail.um. 'l hool that "'Ill \aron
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,tnd, w11h1111t nut ll l'.
'I \\,1.., l'nragl·d," !\,1ro11 '>did
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11•1 anyont" ktHl\o\ "
I hu' Aaron lt-.1rnl'd rmt· c 1f
hfl'\ 1mport.1111 lt''"'m' "Jewr
trust any11m• over 20. Maylw
thal., JO Thi· deed wa., dOll('.
hut Aaron w:L'> nor .1hou1 10 ill'
thert hke a l,1rg<• pt•p1wmn1.
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t'Xtra tht.'t">t.'. Canadian bacon. 110
,Uldmvw'> and Jll'>t take 11.
I le c:omultcd hi~ mother.
Chru, who advbed hun 10
condurt a '>wvey at sc:hool to
nwasure the 'upr>ort for tht'
r reviOll' policy or getllng a ptt' Ill
yo ur lact' twery' l11uNlay. <!!> thr
h)ll11def'> 111lt'nded. vc·rsus every
othrr I hur.-day, a<. tht')' did n111
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punC'hl'd and Uie re'ull' wt·rt•
tahul.iwd and th(' n.-co1111h \\t:'fl'
dmw. you wuld havt' knno!.l'd
t\.iron mer \o\ith a teatJwr
"( >ut of IJl<I .. 111de111., ""ho
pamnpJll'd. J7l \\~llllt'<l llw
p11.1.1 h.1cl.. t'H'I) lhuNIJ\,
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fOf\\atdt•d l'\C'r} lhlllg lfl thl'
dl\lrtn ... dm·nor 111 food '>t'l'\1t 1...,
llll' h,m.1 l 1rt·e1w -J 1 l'f\' •
1wn l'f>ll\t' ma;1 \1 ho n·1.11gi111t·d
rlw pm, er of pv.t<i 1111111edi.ild}
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fill' t.fl'>lnt I 111fi1 l'\ Oil f\t•Jr °'lll't'I
Jrtd, ",11111g .1 '>lrt c· ol
hdll .... 111...igt•. hall· mll'>hroom
p1.1.1.<1 Jhov!' h" hc•ad for rflt~:I.
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of' N1•wpon ~ 1t">(I, eITC'tUw
1m1m•d1a1ely. Pi1.1.a Day would
onn· <tga111 ht· ,1 v.rd-l> Jllair.
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\1ar IO nonh < .u"a ~1esJ.. 11 wa.,
p<1ndl·mo11111111. \'\ 11h 'lr<'arnrng
and yelling and hu~ng and
1. ry111g illlU bool' ;md papt·r.
hl'tng thrcM II lll llll' cllr -Jll
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'>Prt'dd far and wid1 u1dut.ling an
apJX'ar.tntt' on the forngh1 \htM
v.11h la" Leno la'>I fnda\ night,
\\IH'rl' \aron rnmltH 11·d l11111wlf
\.t'I) \>\di, ind1·ed
Hut till' ~.m· ol 111 ... t1ppo1111t·d
J ') rn1nutt-.. of fam1 '' g<'lltng oltJ.
fJ'>I
'Tm hiillrlg 11 <Url'Jd} bt.•tJU<,('
1'111 ... o n of a pnvalt' pl'Nm
Aaron ..aid.
'){)why 1h~ h1g bua about J
k.id and hi'> p11.141' \\/h.11 <,et•mc, to
mlnh'lll' 1110,1 1111.l'l'\'ft'Wl'r ... 1., I.hat
SHERMAN LIBRARY a. GARDENS
You could assist with the garden
wori< m the gift and tea shop or
become a docent guide for
ctlildren and adults at Corona del
Mar's botanical garden and
h1stoncal research hbf'ary Stefanie
Knstiansen, (949) 673-2261
SMALL BUSINESS
ASSISTANCE CENTER
The Small Business Assistance
Center of Orange Coast College
needs volunteers to advise small
business owners tn finance,
accounting, law, mariceting, sales,
human resources and other areas.
(714) 432-5916.
SOMEONE CARES
SOUP KrTCHEN
Someone Ceres Soup Kitctien
needs food servers and volunteers
for kitchen duties. The organization
Is at 720 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa.
(949) 548-8861.
SOUTH COAST
LITERACY COUNCIL
Volunteer M ors are needed to
meet a greater demand for literacy
and English as a second language
classes. Students are taught
English reading, writing and
speaking slulla at their own level in
small groups or one on one. There
are centers all over Orange County.
Once trained, ttrtors may d\0058
the center at whktt they want to
teedt. Mary Rtzgerald, (949)
458-8664.
soumCOAST
REPERTORY TliEATER
The South COllt RepenofV Theater
r'IMde vo6unteerl to help with
'Ulhering ( ... pleys he) and o1her
func:aona. (714) 708-!ri00.
SPEAK UP ,.EWPORT
-II COiii COLLEGE C 71M•n4•
A nonprofit Otganlzation that
promotes.IOdel weffar9 b'f
~ng the public end
lmpnMng locel QOWmment In
~ Bwll hc>ld9 "*'*"" h wond Wedn4edly of~ month
accident involving ln1unes
was reported at 10:35 p.m.
Thursday.
)
• Hampehlre Court: Vandalism
wae repoUed I~ the 100 blod
at 11 :43 a:hl. Fnday.
• w..t OcMnfront A garage
burglary waa reported In the
700 blod et 7:27 a.m. Fnday.
• Newport Center Ortw E.ast:
A commercial burglary was
reported In the 000 blodc at
6:48 a.m. Friday.
• Priscilla Lane: A v~lcle
burglary was reported in the
1500 bl<><* at 12:12 a.m.
Friday
• Promontory Drive Wert A
burglary was reported In the •
500 blod at 12:01 p.m
Thursday.
•21st Pf.ce and W..t
Oceanfront An auto theft was
reported at 11·27 a m
Thursday
Aaron, wi th Uie i>age rnunM:I of
ht' m11m. workt'CJ the '>)"tern.
~enl through t hanneL ... d1dn I w·r
t.11\l·ouragt'<i and kept h.i'> cool
f ft• didn't '>Ut' 3Jl¥One, he didnl
play the vie um, he d1dn'1 a~l Ll11
A< I tJ for help. I le Jl.l.l>t ..,Lay1"<I
foru~. '>lt1ycd t·alm, and kcp1
ht~ t•ye<. Oil the pre<. unlll hc gm
what lit' wanted, for h1m'>ell a11tJ
111' pab. J'hat., a lug k~'>fHl for an
11 yt•ar old to tt'al h.
1\pp.uently, Aaron·., allerJ..'Y to
p11l1hdty l'>n't ab'>C1IUH'
'It put' our '"·ho11l on th1·
r.1tl.1r <,tTf•t•n." A.iron '-<lid -~fo.,.
111 tht· tHT1l'. our '>thool 1' ,.,11m·tl
... 11 ''' .1hou1 11m1· \\ot' gt•t .,,mu
p11hhl II\
\\,.II < >t... then I lt•n•, d lttrll0 lt11
of .\dam' -.c lmol hL'>IUI) th.11
\aro11 tdll u..e 10 1mp re-..., h"
lam1ly Jnd tm•nu ... JI Lhl' 1w\t
pt/./j p.Ul'r
111 IYHI, (Jr,Ulgl' Lounl\ \>\,I,
' l11hbu1·d wrth a l<X> ~l'ar ,1un11
1 ourlt">\ of thar hide hml. I I
\rrw llw onl~ rl'<'Ortll'CJ m,1,ui1 r
of .m holll'"' IO I >oroth> torn.id••
Ill ( l,...tJ !\1l'"I loUlht.'CI dO\A.Tl oil
nom· 01lwr th:m Adam<, 'Khool
y,ml mg i>ut '-<Jme of the tn•t...,
th.it 11111· 1ht• '>thoolyard hkt• .., ..
Ill.In\ fdfTOI'>
I h.ippt•n<.'<J lo he pulhn~ 1r1111
rhl.' ... , hool p.ulmg lot JU'>I <l' 11111
ol tlw trt'l"' W<L" rtpp<'d o ut ol th•
~round It fwd ahout I II leer
-.1ra1~1 up. th~n ... lJ mmed dm'\1
on tlw Ad.inh "'hoolvard II 1 ... 1,
n·r. llllJlrt""H'
llu1 thdt wa.-, tlwn and th" "
1)1)\\
( •IH'n lw. \U(( l'\.\ J I h" fir,1
11·11111n• 111 rht· puhlu tt'""'
1\utmrl \O.lld Ill' Jlll~)I J1U1'UI I
t .ir1•1•r 111 pol1111 .... a.' .i
1 011gn...,.,rtl.Ul ur .1 ma\1H.
11 mm I dont l..HO\'\. l\.uon
ISt•f\\l'l'n 'loOU .tnd me I'd 'Ill L
\'\ llh till' p11.1 .. 1 I I\ l',L,tl'r Jlltl
dlt'apt•r. Jnd fWllpll' don l I ,111
you 11amt..,
I g1111a go
• PETER BUFf'A 1s a former Cosld
Mesci m8"0r His column runs
Sundays He may be readied voa
" mail di Prr84 "aol com
at the Newport 8ea<j) Tennis Club
A ~ptJon begins at 5:30 p.m ..
and meettngs begin at 6 p.m Free
Annual membership dues are S20
Send chedc to ·Speak Up
Newport,• PO Box 2594, Newport
Beacti 92663 (949) 673-1191
smcHES FROM THE HEART
Made up of a group of women
from Southern California who love
to k.nrt and crodlet, the nonpmfit
corporation 1s looking for
volunteers to knit and crodlet hats
booties and blankets for premature
babtes and babies in need. The
rtems are donated to hospitals
across the country. Patterns are
available, and donated yam is
appredated. Kathy Silverton, (310) .
472-6903
SWEET ADEUNES
OF ORANGE COUNTY
The singing group Invites women
who hke to ling to join them
Tuesday nlghta for four-pert
harmony, or Barbershop-ctyle
ilnging. (949) 496-5685.
TEU..~A-FRIENO
Orange County cancer groups Met
volunteers to encourau-women to
haw mammogrema. Partidpents
will take part in a one-on-one
program of education and
encouragement spec.iftcally related
to mammogram• and eartv bf9ast
cancer detection. The Susan G.
Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.
C714) 967·9167.
UNDERGROUND
The Underground progrtm, e
function of Child'• Paclt. ~ .
IOdal ect.lvttlea end lntefWCdon fOf
~ Votunt..raere
needed In min'( ...... (949)
64MM9.
VANTAGE FOUNDATION
The Vllnt.lge Found.don~
ernploymtnt end community
lraining for aduftl ....
~-dleMl-"°""1tllerl .. needed. (M) &e&-7833 •
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CHECK IT OUT
Bethe best
you can be
in 2003
W tll 2~ bt.· 1lw year you fi11ally .. ti.1pt•
up, tnm down and ft'i:I fabulou .. ·1
With gwdd.me fm111 dozen .. of diet
and exerri.e gurm. yuu could mrh yuur "'av
ever closer to thoc,c goab
No matter wha1 your agt• or phy-,1t.1I
condldon, you can 1mprow energy, ... 1a111111,1
and mood in just a day. Jay~ '><IV'> 1n
"The 24-Hour Turnaround .. With .i
mind body progrdffi '>lnictured around 1·1gl11
"total life change'>.· 1ht.• 1ramer tu llll' .,,,,,.,,JI
her exclusive Mauna l..1111 Hl"!><m 111 I IJ\\i111
promise!> to help reacle" 1.~l' cha~t· ol rheir
bodies and emotion ....
Don't want to rad1rall~ change vour ltft..,tvlt•
on the WdY to beLommg a wcltc nt"'' \ou'
01eck out Ed V'K:ton lbe Obvious Diet ·
Ba.~ed on the prem1\l' 1hat cH·nom• kncl\"
what food!> they 'houkf <1vrnJ, thl'> h;1l.u1u·d
approat:h to eating n"<.<~1111.t"" that nil1"" \'It'
malce OUl"!>t'lvc<. an· tho'>t· \\c,.n· 1110,t ltl..d\ 111
foUCM1. Hather-than adoptmg .i ngid pl.111
Vit1or Jdvutelle. uJmhm111g dernt·111' lro111
di1Jert.'flt die~ 10 !>Ull JX'NJll.ll pn'll'fl'lll c--.
Diel'> aren't the o,olu11011 tor \A.t'1gh1 '""'·
pmd.urm nutn1111111 ... 1 Shari
Uebennan m Oare to
'>lJ pplernent&
Lose PTornNng to lwlp
re<1dt·r. gcl tlun lur hl1· 'ht
uu1hrn ... J p~ctm dl,,..lgJll><l
to r.U '>t' rn el ctboh" 11 l h mu gh
!>ell'>lhlt• t•atmg. C'\l'fl'l'ot'
relax.111w1 tl-chnit111t--. .mu
CM.·r tl1t· c ountt·r \\t•1gl11 l"'I''
Dietary cho1Le<. tan \o\<tnl
oil c-.dtlt:er. reduct' .
hypenen'>1on, pre'>('l"V\'
eye<.1ght dlld promole ht•an
health dlld the bram,
mamtrun the author. of Ille
Color Code." Leam hlM Ill
select foods witl1
~ fighting prupt:nit"> 111
thi." new wort by James A.
Joseph. Dan.Id A. Nadeau
and Anne Undt:rwood
Illere".., a '>lmilar cmph.t.'1' 011 too<I' 111.11
heal tn Rohen and Shelley Young·., ·11le pH
Mlracle ... Hy foUowmg a tlw1 pnmanly 111
V\"getahk':'. with a '>JX"C"tn11n of '>upplt.:mt•nh. 11.,
po"-'lhll' to rever.e cane n. 1mprm e c.ltgt'\1111n
and l<Ml'r cholt"iteml tht 'wungr, rnnll'nd
"lt.'n..,1blt• l.'atmg .t.111nt• \>\Oil I
lead w ulumatt· fiuw ... -..
C..omhtnl' 11 \o\11h "Pilates On
the BaU" lor a ''"'n~ Ot"<iblt•
bu<ly .md rrund \\nl(t·n 17\
renifil'd ptlate-. tmtm·r
Col1ttn Craig, 1111'> 1ll1Nmll'<.I
manual LOmhute-. lllll' ol tht'
hom">t won.out'> of 1lw
decade witl1 the tn•ndy "~'" t'Xen 1-.t• IMll lu1 J
low-impact way to hu1lcJ1t'<m mu'>t:k'\ .mtl
abdorrunal '>trength
"Chedl It Out" 1s written by the staff of thP Newport
Beadl Public Library TI11s weell's column 1s bv
Mehssa Adams, 1n collaboration wrth An<lrea
Jason All tnles may be reserved from home o•
office computl!f"s by accessing the catalog at
www newportbeach/lbrsry org
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NO PLACE
LIKE HOME
~ren Wighfi column wm return next WMlt.
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.... uriddy Jonuaty 5, 2003 A9
•
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Make· it and -keep it
Every year , personal
tra iners see a glut o f
exerci sers armed with
resolutions. Only
their numbe rs thin .
June Casaerande
Daily Pilot ' 'T hi5 year, it\ go111g to be difft'rent. No
excu'>e'> No
!>laclung off. Th1o;
year. rm going to get 111 5hape •
Sound familiar? If thll>
once-powerful pledge I'>
beginning to sound like a li red
refram. it's time to '>lop kidding
your'>elf abou1 getung fit.
If II didn't work la'>I year or
lhl· yt'dr before ur thl' year
before that, it\ t1mt• w do
<,urnethtng difforenl rhat\ tht·
only wav 10 make your 2003
'-t•w Ycdr c, re'>olu11on tht' unl'
lh<JI linalt~ '>IJd.-,
I vt'I) new year, per,onal
tr.1111l'r' .. ee a fre.,h crop of
n·<.,111!111• ht'alth buff'>, and every
'1·.tr thl're follow' the '1eadv
dl'dtnt 111 workout allendancl'
lhJt '>t'parates lhl' one' who
rt•ally mean hu!itm•,., from 1he
one'> who were JU'>t kidding
tht·m'>elve-; all along
Personal tramer Paul Redman gu1des'Tem Cam through -3 bOKing drill d' .Pw~ rrt Wori•ou: Cam .... r.r
made her New Years resolution to get 1n shape 'ate last year. promised hersPlf tr.rk-f>ep .vor~1'1g-0ut
lhe key. pro'> .,ay. ,., tu he
real .... 11c from the 'IMI
"\\anung too mt1t h 1110 ... oon
,., probably one qf the b1~e'>t
rl·a~om people fail tht'lr New
Year\ re.,olulions I ha1\
probably the second b1ggec;1
rca'>on £he bigge'>t one'' 1u'>t
flalmg out,· said Paul Hedman.
J pcr!>OnJi tr<lllll'I \\hu ol11'n
work\ at ;\,('\\port I 1t Ill"
Redman who looJ.. .. at •'en
new.year a .. Jll opportunil\ lor
a frco;h <,tart. \Jld 1ha1 go.ti-.
mu'>t he rea'>ori.1ble and l'\t'll
more import.int thl'Y ... 110uld b1
vcn '>pec1fic
"You need J \ 1•r. 'Pt't 1!11
pla11 lkdc11.cr1 Jtd · l h,t1 pl. 1
'h111Jld Int l1111l' '>l \ t r.tl "'lll,tll
goJI\ th.11 l1111k IOYl.Hti ,1 h1g
go,d I Iii\ ll)ll'•I\, I lit•ltt•\p lh,11
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TRAVEL TALES
Eyes open on a trip to the Orient
Christin• Carrillo
Da1lyP1lot
W 11h t1r1 1ntere'1 111
the Orient and
11me to c;pare. four
women from Newport
Beach joinl'd a rour group
and headed off to fhailand
and Cambodia for nearly
three week.\ to learn about
their culture'> and enioy
'>Orne of lhetr customc;.
From Vl'iiting one of the
wonder<, of the Ea.stem
World to ndtng elephant'>
through the 1ungle. Sandy
FarweU . Donna Ca.rd.
Barbara I lert7berg and
Grace Deut~ch were busy
feeling their way through
lhe two countries and
gemng a real
under>tandtng or the
different worlds they had
traveled so far to see.
"I got much more of a
sen5e of the culture than
before I went." said
I lert7bNg. \-\ho ha'> al\\,t\''
had an intere'>l 111 lhl'
Orient "It\ JU<;I hoYI
beautifully 1he) do 1l11ng-.,
how beaut 1fulh the\ '>l'r. t'
their food, tht•1r do1hing.
theLr '>Urround111gc;, Jnd 11 "
c;omethmg thJt I ~ort uf
grew up apprl'Ualing and
hkrng ...
After their tnp 111
~ovember. I lertzberg·,
uHerei.r 111 Oriental thing'
1111en~1fied J'> her
J..nowledgt' of the two till'
countne~ 1ncre~ed. c:.ee1ng
one wkJlhng field" after
another 111 tht' two
countnes. renunding them
of the Cambodian
genocide. and after visiting
one temple after anolher,
the women began to belief
.understand the importantc
of the different historkal
site:;.
·11 wa5 jusl fascinating
what they could
accomplish.· Hertzberg
I Speak
Up
.,aid .ibo111 1hc1r tnr 10
Angl..or v. .. 11 111 C amhod1.i .• 1
"tonf' lt'rnpll• built hl'IWt't'll
thl· 91h Jlld 11th l('lltlll H''
-\ D .. I "-'J" lll'-I op1•n 10
\'. hal \'l.l' \.I\'. bl'Cdl1'l' \ 1111
t.Jn 1 hl' d1,,1ppr11nwd 1! \oll
don't ht1\it' .i prt'·lunr1·1\1•d
notion of \o\ll.11 11 \\a'> gmng
w ht· lile 11-.. fabulum IHI\\
neat1\.l' pl'ople r.in ht· Jnd
hov. l rt•alJ\l' manlmd hJ'
been for 'uch a lung lltnl'
o\fter Vl'>lllfl~ .,onll' of till'
mo't lwaultful Ruc.ldh1'1
lel)lplc' Jnd being
pampert•d wllh tht• mo .. t
exquii,Jll• 1 hat ma'<>a~l·'>.
the women reh.,hed tlw
idea of .1 vat a11on111g 111 tlw
Onent with the girl'>.
"Th1<; tnp wa_,; wry
relaxmg 11 \\ d' .. o
k.rck bJt l . • ( clfd ...aid
addmg tha1 the highlight of
the tnp for her wa~ the
elephant rideo;. "We d1d11 t
wear any make-up and
dtdn t do our hair 11 wJ-.
Newport __
Wednesday, Januarr 8, 2003
Sandy Fatwen Donna Card. Barbara Hertzberg and
Grace Deutsch (from left) m front of the temples in Chiang
Mai rn Northern Thailand dunng their trip rn November
'en rrl.1'<1ng. ;,ind n11rr11Jlh
I dnn t gt•t 1h.1t \'I. hen I
1 raw I
Ru1 '>llll l they traH•lt•d 10
l\o\O rountne<. with'"
much Ill olft•r. the\ ah~a\"'>
hdtl '>Omt•thing tn do
"\\t• '~'''"on the gn
•\end.1\ \\t• met mam
·wnndt•rtul pt'<Jpl1>." < ard
'>atd ·1 Jll't knew it wa'
gc1'nl( to he J fanta'\tll tnp
I would du 11 a~ain Id
recommend 11 to anvone •
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·~.'.!~ t.1,!ifor=41 ~OL ~"~t. ¥-Ai!ipD~
SOLID BRAZIUAN MOHAWK DENSE PUJSH
Monthly General Membership Meeting
At Newport ~h Tennis Club
2601 Eastbluff Drive, Newpott Beach
Refreshments: 5:30 p.m. Program: 6:00 p.m. HARDWOOD .CARPET
~ ,,,.,,,. rour ,..,,,,.ban •Ml friends.
O....C. .,. •lwllys welcome
lntw1natlon (N9J 2a4-2211
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tlle ~ ll••COSIW tunt.
~ PllUI HenlMy .oo l...llUttnlnt Bob~ win 1NKe •
~lbllloi1, to bi foloMd by.~ llf'ld lf\SWer ~.
LMm Men about.
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EDITORIALS
Here's .to the rise
of cjean Newport
Beach campaigns
E lection problems exist
and have existed since
elections began. But
every linle thing officials
can do to prevent them
-c-.m go a long-way toward
perfecting the system.
Newport Beach C...ouncilmen John
l lcffeman and Gary Adams have,
oddly to some. teamed up to ensure
that either misleading or phony
phone messages are prevented or
that those creating them are
punished. The former would be
pn'fcrable. those who spend a'>
much time and money a.o, b needed
on a Newport Beach City Council
clt'C'tion '>hould at least be allO\ved
to en1oy a clean campaign -as far
""those really go.
At the local level, especially, clean
campaigns should not only be
waged, but be guaranteed as much
a-. pO'>..'iible by city governments. At
the '>late level. ru. was obvious in the
governor·~ race in November, diny
campaigning and name calling
1><.cur'>. 11·., despicable that it com~
down to -;uch chilillstuf&.
ln the latl.">t NeWf>()n Beach C.1ty
( oundl election. a campaign
c.on~ultant created a 1elephone
mt.,....agt• 1ha1 misled voten. 8!> to
who the Greenlight candidate was
in District 4 -Adams' district. It
was Adams' campaign manager,
Dave Ellis, who created the
message.
What Adams proposes would
require candidates Lo file the scripts
of all recorded campaign messages
wich the city cleric's office before
they're used. Candidates' campaign
literature already passes through
the city cleric's office before it's
maiJed.
Heffeman's proposal. meanwhile.
would forbid candidates from
misrepresenting their political pany
affiliations and endorsements on
campaign literature.
He also wants the City Council to
create conllict-of-interest rules to
forbid paid campaign consultants
from receiving lucrative jobs that
the city funds. Again, the laner
would target 81is, whose Airport
Working Group received about
$458,000 of a $3.6-million city grant
to promote an airport at the fonner
El Toro Marine Base.
It would behoove residents and
council membt!n. to suppon Adams
and Heffeman's proposal!> to ensure
a clean election proces.-. in Newport
Beach.
L et justice be done in
the criminal courts
W e said chis all before,
but it bears repeating
now that the lawsuit
ha5 been officially filed
m the ca..e of former Newport
Beach oty recreation coordinator
I renton Veches.
Vechcs ha'> bt.-en charged. though
not conv:icted, of inappropriate
lx>havior with young boys in hi'>
c;upervision. He's been arrested and
now '>ib in jail awaiting charges on
28 relony counts or lewd behavior
with a minor and one mi'><femcanor
charge of posses.sing child
pornography.
But even before a jury has been
a-...emblcd, before the prosecution
t>pen'i its arguments, before the
rudge ha5 gaveled a courtroom to
cm.Irr, parents of some of the boys
allegedly touched by Vech(.'S have
already clogged up the legal system
with a law;uit aimed at the city-
and the taxpayers who wiJJ have to
foot the bill for such frivolousnes.c;.
'flle parents allege in the la~uil
that the city was negligent in its
luring and retention of Veches. High
o n the list of the complaints is the
idea that the city hould have been
~uc,picious or his e-mail address,
purported to be
wiiLJyouth@aoLcom
, Fir.I thing's first
If Vcches is convicted or these
crimes. we are confident that justice
wiJJ be meted our approp1iatety. We.
like many in this community, were
'>hocked when the n.cWs ofVechcs'
alleged crimes came to Ught and
were saddened for the children and
parents who were victims of these
acts. We believe anyone who
violates the oust of a child, who
preys on che innocent, ~hould be
prosecuted and punished to the
fullest extent or the law.
But we also believe thal the
appropriate place Lo conclude this
unfortunate case is in the criminal
courts, not the civil courts.
Ille city, which has already
denied $4.5 million in claims filed in
the Veches case. did indeed do a
routine background and fingerprint
check or Veches. who was formerly
employed by the city of Tucson, and
found no aiminal record and
nothing Lo suggest he was a danger
to children.
So the Idea that somehow his
e-maiJ address, which does not on
its face suggest lewd behavior,
hould have tipped off city officials
is ludicrous. Indeed, if city officials
denied him the job based on his
e-mail address. they wouJd probably
find themselves in serious violation
or civil Uberties and personal
privacy.
As we've said before, Jhese
lawsuits are nothing more than a•
shameless grab into the deep .
pockets of the city and the residents
here.
We urge those involved in these
1awsuits Lo cease and desist. Don~
bring more victims into this mess.
and let the aim.i.naJ courts and
prosecutors do their part in making
sure justice is served.
THE LAST WORD
· Calling Sherlock Holmes
I tli not quite a whodunit. but
what happened to the 1ttlogy
Playhouse? The sign remains
hanp1g ln the Lab And-Mall nearly
three years after lt first appeared.
but there' nary a trace of che
theater group chat once perl'OJlTl(..'(t
In the 8IUlol &reet venue.
It prMJed another theater choice
In c:o.m Mell -a dty proud to
hive heel dubbed tbe *Oty of lhe
Art&" BUt ~ Wkhout word to
thole tl cbe ..... cOrMlunl'ly OT
chis vey DeWIPIP« 1he rurt.a1ns
ldl on che dlrkt.t-1 IUIF-Alif*" caat In the-~-·
December play got a Call before
attending a rehearsal. He was told.
HDon't bother comlng for reh.earsal.
We're closed. The show's canceled."
It's an odd departure for the
playhouse, whJch started ln U!guna
Niguel In 1993. Hverl once-helpful
pb6ne lines to homes or those
imdved haw been dboonnected.
-nilosY Pllyb6tJle. It seam, has
become mywcery theater.
Whatever the nwon for the
depanure. it would be pt lf not
only another me.tee pip~ ln
and .role the cunaln. but ff the
mystery W.. ltM!IMd.
SOUNDI NG .BOARD
.Don't ·expect immediate
effect of coastal ruling
By Garry Brown
C oastal protection 1s here to
stay (·Newport won't assume
coastal authority yet,•
Wednesday).
For those who are overcome with
excitement at the thought or a
much-weakened California Coastal
Commission or even no
commission at all, well, it is way too
early lo crack the champagne
bottle.
The Pilot's recent arucles
reporting Mo nday the California
Court or Appeals' ruling the coastal
commission unconstitutionaJ fuels
the ·fire of jubilation for those
whose hair stands up straight at the
mere thought or the rna'>l,tl
commission.
Before anyone geh thl'
impression we bave los1 t ua,tal
planning and protection, I would
like to clarify from our perspeet1vc•
-the environmentaliM'> -what
will most probably happen in the·
near future.
Hrst. there will be no 1mmcd1ate
effect. The coastal comrn1s.,1on wtll
moc;t hlcely receive a '>lay or the
order and a ppeal the en11re issue to
the California Supreme C ourt.
Second, and most probable. there
will be remfd1al legblauon
introduced and supported by the
state Legislature and the governor
to o,upuJate fixed term'> on the
comm1ss1011ers' appo1ntmenLs
Taking away the ability of the
~embly speaker and the
pre'>1dent pro tern of the ~nate to
remove the majonty or
comm1ss1o ners anyume they de'>1re
would make the comm..,,ion
constitutional. By doing ~o. 1t would
ah o make the coastal cornm1s.,.on
more independent than 11 1s now
The Marine Forest Sonety ol
Newport Beach brought the lawsu11
to evade a cease and d e'>ic;t order to
remove an artificial reef l'Ornpo-.ed
of 1,500 U'>ed Uies deposited 011 the
Olean Ooor off the Newport l'll'r
without a coastal comnus,1on
permit. Ille Building Inau•.try A._.,n
heavily contributed to the to'>I of
the lawsuit, hoping for weaker
coa.MaJ protection via less Mnngcnt
regulations on coastal
development. Enough .,aid for
altruistic motivation.
rhere i'i the polenl1al for a Kreal
irony here. As a resuJt or lh<'
lawsuit, California may '>OOn wind
up with a more independent
coastal commission, which is 1u-.1
the opposite of what the law\utt
was seeking to accomplish.
We have supponed mo re
mdependence because the
alternative is to tum the
commission into a fund-raising tool
for the gove rnor. Developers would
be able to heavily contribute to a
governor's campaign, receive a
favor;Wle project approval from the
governor-controUed commission,
and the pubHc, who incidenlally
r l[PHOTOIO~'YPl!OT
Rodolphe Stretchenberger. who took on the state's coastal ce1mm1ss1on.
ownc, lht> lwat he,, would h.ive no
'>ay.
In the unlikely event till' rcmed1aJ
legislation 1., no t adoptt•d .• 111d the
n1a'ital cornm1c,-.1on dm•, not
appeaJ 1111'> ruhnK tu tilt' 'iupn·rnt·
< ourt. real co.istal planrnng .iml
protectwn wtiuJd bt• nom•it1\tent.
I he voter'> of (...thforn1J will o n n•
again expn.•.,., their ovef\\hclm1ng
support for coa'>laJ protection. and
there wtll be a new 1mt1<1t1ve on the
California hallot calling fur greater
protection of lht• roa,tal n·-.ource-.
we have left. A'>k any '>!alt' pohlltaJ
office holder. t'Oa.,lal prntt·c11on 1i. a
hot bunon with C alirorn1a voter ...
CaJifornia de.,perately need'>
t·oru.tal protecuon. a'> there are
fewer undeveloped roa.,tal area,.
Illus. they become rnon• valuable.
and the money al '>take I'> huK<'·
Ille citil'kn'> of C..ahforn1.1 own the
beaches and sho uld have lotal
access 10 them. We do believe
owners of coastaJ property ..,hould
be allowed to ck>velop their
property. but they do not have the
right to pollute their neighbor\
property, the public's property or
the ocean. There arc coastal areas
and sensitive hab11ato; where 11
would be best to pre-,erve
undevdoped for future generaliom
111 Lhe-.e case.,, the landowner
..,houJd expect to receive rea...,onablt•
value for the property. These
dec1.,1om need to be made by a
.,tronK. 1ndept>ndcnt coa\taJ
tomm1,..,1on and not by c111e'>. m o'>t
of which arc unfortunately broke
and de<.pcrate for any source or
short -term rrvenue.
A' one who tlo .. ely monitor'> the
roa\tal commi,l>wn and has
experienced the enutlemenl
procc'>'> in applyin..: for a coa~tal
developmcn1 p ermit merely to
plant kelp on reef'> where kelp used
to grow nalur.1.lly, suffice 11 to ~y.
the proct'durc'>, pohc1e'i and the
enllre en111lement process
de.,perately need <.. improvement
Under')tandably, the entitlem ent
procc!>s Itself provides ample
ammun111on for commission
en tic!>. J fowever, for the citizens of
California, our coastline would be a
· conrrete 1ungle with private
. beachc'i without strong coastal
protection proVJded by the
Cdlifomia Coastal Commission.
•GARRY BROWN 1s the founder and
executive director of Orange Cdunty
Coast keeper
• COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
Newport will Continue to
fight on environme~tal front
...
BIO
Age:73
Po91tion: Spokesman for Greenhghl
Committee
Occup91k>n: Retired manager and
consultant In high-lee.ti industry
~n: U.S. Naval Academy;
master's In business administration
Aeeidencr. NewportBeacn for 25 years
Femlty: Wife of 45 years, Margaret, two
daughters
lnvolwment: Besides Greenhgh1,
served year as president of
Newport-Irvine Rotary Club
Hobblel: Plays with computers and
scuba dives when less busy
DUTY CALLS
'Now, I might say m y
motto is "I'd rath er be
home watching
'Jeopardy,"' and what's
kept me going is that
someone has to do it
and take their turn in
preserving the city.'
FRIEND TO THE
LITTLE GUY
'We, as Greenlight,
support our local
small businesses.
They're hemmed in by
lack of parking, poo r
access, and I would
hope to see parts of
the city redeveloped
rather than the city.
becoming a high-rise,
high-density business
center.'
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Miu. CA 92828, (714) J64.6223
~ K.w1 AobilllOn-c...-lfbbv C:OW.n, Allen Manl004'.
Gery MonlNwl and Chris Steel
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FORUM Sonday, January 5, 2003 A7
akirtg. progress
Phil Arst, spokesman for the Greenlight Com"}ittee in Newport Beach,
has seen his group succeed since the law's incep tion in 2000.
T he VJew of Newpon
Harbor and the Balboa
Pavilion from PhU
Arst's home in
Broadmoor Hills hasn't
changed much since he moved in
about 25 years ago. And, with any
luck and the existence of the
Greenhght law that sends voters
to the ballot on large
developments, it won't change. in
the nex t 25 years.
Arn and his fellow Greenlight
Committee members set out to
ensure that voters coUld
-;econd-guess City Council "'
dec1s1ons on large developments
back in 2000. Since the n, one
development. the expansion of
Koll Center. failed at the polls.
Other<; have decided against even
trying.
In the latest election, in
November. Greenlight put up four
candidates for the four open
seats. One, Dick. Nichols,
succeeded, joining feUow
Greenlight Councilman John
Heffernan. Much is unknown
about the committee's future or
whether 11 is even needed now
that the Greenlight law is on the
books.
On Friday, City Editor James
Meier visited Arst's Newpon
home to discuss the group a nd
his involvement in it, as weU as
the future of Newpon Beach.
GreenUght hu sua:eeded much
slnce tu lnceptJon ln 2000. It hu
obviousty alowed growth ln Newport
Beach and, at ti.mes, dissuaded
dnelopen from even trying. What'•
next for the Q._reenllgbt CommJttee?
We think. with one exception, the
city's gJOwth is in a manageable state
because the voters can decide.
Greertlight's not no-gJowth, nor
slow·gJOwth. It's. let the voters decide.
The one excepuon 1s. the City
Counctl is formulating a new general
plan update now, and what we've
seen so far. and our fear. 1s that 1t will
wnte into thal new update the kindi.
of pro1ects that voters ha rejected
m the past. that we got st pped
So will the commJtttt continue to
fight development like ttiatl
We think that's the mechanism to
get these developments into the city.
Understand, you talk about fighung
development Greenlighr's goal and
v1S1on 1s 10 preserve the quality of hfe
of the residents and maunam the
quality and beach I bay character of
the city. Developments are JUM one
aspect of that. That's where we
started. bu1 hotels on the waterfront
are a big concern because they take
away our precious naruraJ resource.
And the airport, of course
So it's not ortly t.raffic Traffic 1s a
metnc used to judge proiect<;.
Were you dlsappolnted that only
one of Greenllght's four candidates
were elected ln the November City
Coundl electlonr
Well. yes. On the one hand. we
doubled the number of IGreenhghtJ
residents on the council. We feel a
sleazy campaign was conducted and
we, as amateurs, couldn't match the
mpney and political spin that hit us.
We think we got a respectable portion
of the vote. so we were sull a factor on
specific issues.
WW you run more candidates ln
20041
The present plan is to do that. but
it's wide o pen. We first have 10 find
suitable candidates. And we have to
see bow the present council people
are behaving.
WUl you ew:r run for City CouncU
agalnf
I bave in the past (1996). but have
no thought'> for the future.
What has kept you so lnvolvt.>d ln
Greertllght slnce Its birth?
Maybe I'm an'.)wenng 1his a httle bu
· broadl~. but I thtnk. :'\ewpon Bt.>il rh I'>
great becau'>e It~ residents have
banded together to prese" e the
quaJuy of the city. We would ha\I:~ t\'.O
freeways b1.,ecting Ne.wport We
would have the (Newport] Dunec, ·
hotel. The Back Bay would have
developed tnto a resort. and our bluff
views would be gone
When we found 10 proJeCt'> on the
drawmg board in 1999, 'Ae banded
together agrun and formed C,reenhght
to try to keep the quality of life up in
the city. Now, I might say my motto ,.,
"I'd rather be home watchmg
'Jeopardy,"' and what's ke"pt me gomg
is that someone has to do it and tall'
their rum in preservmg the Cir\ \\'e
have a number of ne'A recrum
younger people. and \\,e hope the\' II
be carrying on Rick Taylor. rom
Billings, Joe Gleason.
I should say that. while l 'm thr
spokesman of Greenlight. it real!~ j,
Jean Watt. Evelyn Hart. Tom Hyam
and Allan Beek and myself These
people have a background of over 20
and 30 years of working as volunteer~
to mamta.m the quahty of the Cit)
None of us have financial mtere'>t~ in
any city acllvtUel>.
What will Newport Beach look like
ln 20 yeara?
UnJess the citizens band together, H
will be a congested merropohtan
business area. It will require a
struggle like the freeway fight to keep
the city healthy and livable and an
environmentaJ treasure.
Now, lf you had It your way, what
would Newport look like ln 20 years?
Much the ame. However. I would
concentrate on redeveloping our
lagging business districts. We. as
Greenlight. support our locaJ 'imall .
bu-.int·-. ... e-.. The) re hemmed in by
lad.. ut parltng poor access. and I
.... ""ould hope lO see part5 of the city
redevt>loped rather ..than the c1ry
becumtn~ J h1gh-nse. h1gh-denwy
hu~tnt''" t t'nter
WUJ your view of the harbor
remain Intact?
!\h \ ll'\\ I'> preserved beca~e uf rv•o rc•a.,on'> One my asi.oc1at1on
'>trlctl) re~1Jates building and tree -
height'> on pm-ate propert) Y.1th10
the a~soc1at1on Two. the c1cv' G· I
Tree \1ain11•nance PohC'\ that our
3'>'>0l 1a11on' helped wriie give LI'> the
pm, er to request that CHY tree.-. be
trunmt>d in height 1f we pa}' for the
labor
A h1g rnnccrn in "1ey, area-,
throughout the nry -Lorona del
\far 1 lorhor \'ie"-. Eastbluff Dover
..,hure ... etc I'> that the newh
cri:-atcd arbor sonet\ want<, to.
prohibit am height reductions BJ)
their W3\ tO "prese"•e" the trees T}u5
wi.JI be a huge controversy in the near
future becau'ie homeowner-; are not
going 10 give up their $300,000 to
SS00.000 Vle'A'> to please the tree
people
~ ba'>ic p01nt 1s that this 1s a
beach ba} ocean community The
arbor -,onl't'\ people want Newport to
be "lree ( 1tv USA" That 1s
appropriate for an irtland city, but not
:-..:ewport This 1s not a Grl'enhght
•~ue. '>0 th<> battle will be by
assoc1a11on ... Y..1th ,,ew homes
Any final thougbtsf
I thml.. the residents and C:.1ty
Council should be able to get along to
worl.. together. Our concern is that we
have not had representaove
government, and 1t's forced volunteer,
grass-root group like ourselves to
question and even combat actions of
the developer-dominated Ctty
Council. I would ho~ to see
representat\ft government restored
and I would hope to go back to
watchmg "Jeopardy" at night.
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1~· QUOTE OF THE DAY
"For A dam to ~~ore 10 points in the
first half when we were struggling is
a blessing. If he plays like that he
won 't have to come off the bench ....
Pat Doual111, UCI hoops coach
EYE OPENER
Daily~
;a111>ary 6 hOno•ee
BRENT OGDEN
Dally Pilot Sports Editor Roger C<Ylson • 194915 74-4223 • Sports f u : (9491650-0170 Sunday, January 5 2003 Bl
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COLL£GE MEN'S BASKETBALL.
• and· running
rr I[ \I RA•.~ A p
Gloger sparks second-half burst, finishes wi th five
steals and 17 points in 69-52 victory over the 49ers.
Steve Vir1en
Darly Pilot
paini Gloger d1!.hed to
'>tan~ld\ /uzak. who was
fouJed .\fter Zuzak tut
hJs fn.·e throws, Gloger
natled a three-pointer 32
'>econd' ldter Thet!. 78
wcond' later Gloger
found Jordan Ham'>
LONG Br.ACli -Jeff Glog .
er ,wa!>n't going w let Long
Beach State '>teal UC Irvine\
Big West Conference opener
Gloger. UC.I'!> redshirt fre..,h
man guard, recorded a
game-high five '>teals. '>Cored
a team-high 17 point!> dnd
tueled Lhe Anicater'> 17 ·O
second-half run that led to a
Anteaters 69
LB State 52
open m the comer and
Harn!. knoclr.ed down a
three·po1n1er for d 44 33
lead ,..,h1th prompted d
49er llmt-out wnh l ·i.58
69-52 victory over the ho'>t 49ers Sat
urday.
''I'm deceptively quick." Gloger
said, descnbmg hi!. mentahl) on de
fen'>e I ha\e long arm'> cind I pld\-
wnh 1ntensiry on delt:mc: I hh I'> 111\
fir'>t league gaine on the ro.uJ. but I'm
not as nervou., a'> I \-\a'> wht'n I fir't
'>tatted to get u'ed to the lcollegt'
game·
Cloger al.,o ,.ud he did not lake the
halftime !.Cort:. L8·28. per .. ona11;.
even though lJ( I \,a., tarnrt'd to \'-ln
O\er l ·9 Long Beach ~tat!:' rhat
ti::am and their td..lt-ht I'> not ind1came
of their record.·· he '>aid.
· fhe; Wl:'re loolung a1 th1, gamed\
a fre'>h \tart
In a !'light ot up.,ets in the Big \.'¥e)t
UU 7 i. I 0 111 1he Big \.\e'>tl avoided
one b; coming out with an energetic
'>econd hdlt
1 he Anteater'> won and began de
feme of their Big \\e.,t regular-<,ea!.on
title they '>hared \'-1th Utah !:>tate.
which lost at Umvcrs11y of the Pacific,
57·55. in overume
l.ong Beath State'!> Tom Darden
connected on a 1ump shot wnh 3:35
spent m the '>econd half to put the
49ers up, 33·30.
And. then the Anteaters responded
\' ith their 17 0 run.
Gloger produced a steal and d
layup to give UCI It!> fir<;l lead of the
remaining
Zuzak. a iumor re'>ene torward. h11
one of hi., two free throw'> that gdve
UCJ a 47-33 lt>ad v.ith I.! 15 remain·
mg. to tdp tht· run
"I wouldnt l1dvt.' tounted on trnn
malung a three tonight." UU Coal h
Pat Oougla<;'> '>aid or C,loger who en
tered Saturdd~ night' gdJTle ha\1ng
made one thrt-e-po11He1 m d!> mdO\
attempt'> through nmt' gamt-' Doug·
la.s.s al!>o said Gloger'!> 1-point'> cdme
unexpected!\ Lloger dhc hdd three
d.!>SISt'> and l\.-\0 blotked '>hOt!>
Dougla'>' went with a bigger hneup
in the sernnd hair \-\h1ch included
putung Hdrrn •. a 6-foot 5 forward on
long Bea<. h !:>tau~' lead mg <,corer
Tony Darden Dougla!>'i ...a.id tht-
change helped produce uc..r ~ 17·0
run.
·we got a hft from '\dam and '>tan
e!>pec1all} .\dam IB the fir!>I hair
Dougla.!>'> ... ud For '\dam to ~core I 0
points 1n the fir"'t haH v.hen ""e were
strugghnK l'i a ble'>smg If he plav.,
like that he won't have to comt-off
the bench
Parada came off the bench and
scoced 12 points and grabbed 13 re-
bounds in 27 minutes. Zuzak and
Hanis al~o <;cored I~ points each
Mike Hood another re.,ene \\ent 2
of 5 from beyond the arc and contnh
uted eight points
The -\.nteaters outrcbounded the
UC !Nine's Mrke Efevberha (23) 1s htt hard by Cal State Long Beach's Alex Graham (44) as he goes up for a shot
• '>econd half. 14 33 He recorded an
other steal immediately after 1un1or
center >\dam Parada <;cored m the See 'EATERS, Pa1e 82
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
Corona del Mar settles for second p~ace
Sea Kings' gi,ls fall in
championship game with
El Modena, 57-43. .
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
GARDEN GROVE -By the time the
COrona del Mar High girls basketball
team ranled off its most impressive run ol the game it was too late.
.1l"ai.ling by as many as 20 points m the
final period, CdM (5·8) went on a 1 ~--0
nm through 3:44 of the fourth quarter.
spurred on by a pressing full-coun de-
fense. But the sea Kings couJdn't keep
up the m omentum and lost the charn·
p1onsh1p game ot the Cavalier Cl.i..s'>I<. to
11 Modena. 57-43. at "ianuago I hgh \at
urday rught
CdM Coach Jame!. B.irkalow ~cond
guessed hun<,elf after the game about
the pressuring defense
"I waited too long to run the full
court defen!>fJ: Barlc.alov. ~d. · 1 told
the girls to put it on and they played
weJl·for a couple of minute'>. They didn't
quit and they easily couJd have ..
tarters Madison Otterbein: l...iuren
Snell and Kelbann ~em anchored the
offense in the Sea Kings' run. Klein
scored eight of her 10 pointi. in the
spun with Snell connecting on a put-
back to score her founh point of the fi-
nal period. Otterbein made a nice re·
bound under tht:' bt1,ket dfld
llip""ped the ball oH the gla'>'i
Wlth her nght h,u1d while
draWlng a foul to get Cd.M
Wlthin 51 ·43 Wlth !. 28 left
SCOREBOARD
Norrelle Oiclc.'>On scored a
game high 22 points and
grabbed e1gh1 rebound'> for
the \1Ctors.
Then C..dM humed 'hot' m
the final two mmutl's and
went M:oreless. Tht 'lea Klllg<;
managed a 7-for-14 dip from
the field In the final quarter
but managed only ll''I. (14
451 for the game
El Modena ran an effiaent
half coun offen'>e in wh.1th
playe~ pa'>..ed the ball
around the penrneter before
looking ms1de to Dick.son or
Meghan Maxwell. El Modena 57
CdM 43 Four of El Modena's even
th.trd-quaner baskets came
off layups a.s the Vanguard ..
went on a 9·0 run to grab a 33· 16 lead
with 4:4 I left in the period and the road
was uphill for CdM from there. The Sea
KJ.ngs led once. a 4-3 cushion with 4·54
left in the first period. followmg two
1-J Modena didn't tare
much better from the field -19 for 57
(33%) -but made 14 of 21 foul shots
ccunpared to CdM's 8-of-11 mark from
the free·throw line
Toumament-Mo!>t Valuable Player
CATCHING UP WITH
MctAJy free throw'
Corona del Mar became c;lop17" Wlth
the ball at runes. v.1th playe~ throwmg
the hall over thelr teammate.<, heads or
simply dropping the ball along the
baseline
"\.\e broke the P~" but became too
eager · Bark.a.low said of the El Modena
occ~1onal full-coun pre!.s defense.
"(The turnovers) weren't a resuJt of
them being overbeanng on us They
were trying to make the pla}'5 and I can't
CauJt them for that.·
Lack of preparauon wasn't a factor.
accord.mg to Otterbein
·~ knew what the; were doing. we
See COM, Pace 83
'
Jeff Hopkins
First-year CdM freshman basketball coach credits Sea
King great Chris Quinn with getting him into the game.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
G rowing up in Corona ·
· d~ Mar and ewn ·
while in college. Jeff
Hopkins knew and
learned about Corona del Mar High.
Now he'• in the midst of c:oach1ng a
boys freshman boys bubtbaJ.l team
there.
The 6r5t·year CdM coach bu led bis
team to an 8·5 ma.rt ln the early
season. most recent))' W:ina third
place ln the Fountain Valley
TuU.mament. the ~ Klnp' chltd
tournament thla a.uon. CclM lost In
the comol uoo ftDab to Santa
Maiprtta (H pkinl' alma.._., kt .bi
P.atancfa Tournameo.• and took ftfth
place at the Laguna Hills
competition with a 3· l rKOrd.
Hopkins took the job a mere
~before the teuon began
and aa.ld lt wu a •no bm.nu •
Kn~ the bJ.stow oLCAM
. and the ucceu here I lhlnk the
program is headed ln the right
direcdOI'\ wttb (boys varsity toac:h Ryan
Cuny),• Hoplina said. •1t' • program I
wanted to be a part of." "
WhUe antnd.lng Ua..A alter
padua~ from Santa M.arprita in
1994 when Hoptma lteted fbr the PA&les' CIP boys btliketbal1 •
champlonlhip teun. the t.qwia 8eKt>
.mldent roomed wl1h fdow alum
Ou1a Qu&na; who MamMt on the ....... ,... ..
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82 Sonday. Januaty 5, 2003
JC WOMEN'S
BASKETBALL
Bucs win
10th straight
with 68-50 ..
.conquest
Host Southwestern
unable to deal with
Orange Coast in
nonconference duel.
CHUI.A VISTA -Freshman
Alisa Carrillo scored a game-high
27 points to lead the Orange
Coast Col-
lege
women's
basketball
team to its
10th
straight win,
a 68·50 vie·
tory over
non confer·
ence host
Southwest-
ern Satur-
day.
'EATERS
Continued from B 1
49ers. 34-19. Darden led the
49ers with 18 points'.
"Their depth hurt us." Long
Beach State Coach Larry Reyn-
olds said. "Their rebounding
hurt us. We didn't take care of
the ball and that allowed them
to jump on us (in the second
haJf)."
Bia West
w L
Cal Poly 2 0
Pacific 2 0
UCI 1 0
Fullerton 1
Idaho 1
UCSB 1
Utah St. 1
LB St. 0 1
N'ridge 0 2
Riverside 0 2
Saturday Scores
UCt 69, LB St. 52
Cat Poly 83, UCR 77
Full 57. UCSB 55 (ot)
UOP 66. Utah St. 54
Idaho 73. N'ndge 66
Reynolds
said the
49ers were
able to stay
with UCf In
the.Jirst half
because
they played
well defen·
sively and
they were
not careless
with the
ball. The
Anteaters
struggled an
'the first
half, as they
did not hit a
shot from
the field until 5:22 had passed.
UCI earned its first lead with
3: 13 left in the first half. a(rer
Zuzak knocked down a three-
pointer off an assist from Gloger
for a 26-24 edge.
UCJ is al Cal Stale Fullerton
Wednesday at 7:05 p.m.
Orange Coast (14 -3) blitzed . ZOTS -The Big West upsets
Southwestern in the first half in~lu~ed._Cal St~te Fullerton
db U 36 17 K~ -........ -£6.~~~~~"j "S an u t a · nm6"· · · Santa S-arbara. and the University
Mendoza. an Orange C?ast of Pacific defeated v1s111ng Utah
sophomore, added 18 points, State, 66 -44, in a battle of Big West
while Kristen Von Tungeln came unbeatens. Idaho also shocked Cal
off the bench to contribute eight State Northridge, 73-66 UCt
points freshman Mike Efevbema
· . . struggled Saturday, as he went 0 The Pirates wilJ open Orange for 3 and finished with one point in
Empire Conference play 10 minutes of play .. The
Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Santa Anteat~s shot 46.8%'from the
Ana. field, while the 49ers were 39.5°'o
Nonconference occ 68. Southwestern so
OCC -Hatsush1 3, Murray 6, Men-
doza 18, Camilo 27. Galasso 0, Von
Tungeln 6, Shaw 4, Hauler 2, Quiroz
2.
3-pt. goals -Mendoza 2, Shaw 1.
Fouled out -none
Technicals -none.
Southwestem -Jones 21 , Vance
5, Manglicmoc 4, Garcia 0, Johnson
0, Buckner 16, Kaiser 4.
3·pt goals -none
Fouled out -Johnson.
Technicals -none.
Halftime -OCC, 36-17.
Big West Conference
UC Irvine 69, long Beach St 52
UC Irvine -Hams 12 Okoro 6.
Ethington 1. Gloger 17. Efevberha 1 Zuzak 12. Schraeder 0. Hood 8,
Baskausakas 0, Parada 12 3-pl goals -Hood 2. Hams 1
Gloger 1, Zuzak 1
Fouled out -none
Tectinicals -Zuzak
Long Beach St. -Jackson 2,
Roberts 7. Lawhorn 10. Thompson 10,
Darden 18. Hodges 3. Jackson O. Clark
2. Graham 0, Jenkins o 3·pt. goals -Darden 4, Thompson
1, Hodges 1
Fouled out -none
Technicals -none
Halftime -28-28.
J AN UAR Y
SPORTS
"(~'of tk Jlrrs"
COLLEGES
Adams' squad
ready for Big West
UCI women's
basketbaU team is
gaining confidence
as it enters Big West
campa ign today.
can achieve big things.·
Junior forward Quistina
Callaway leads the team In
scoring. while j\,lnlor Kristen
Green and sophomore point
guard Usa Faulkner have
provided Irey contributions.
Callaway. Green and Faulkner.
who were also on last year's 8·20
squad. have Intensified their
efforts and improved their game
over the past year.
Now comes the hard part. The
Anteaters. the same
0 ne word can desc~e
the difJerence of this
year's UC Irvine
women's basketball
1eatn compared to last season's
squad. .-------, Anteaters who were Confidence. picked tO finish SlXth IO
the Big West
Conference, must shO\\
their confidence and
all-out effort in league
play.
"I haven't pald
anendon to it.· Adam,
This year. Coach
Mark Adams' Anteaters
believe. Last year's
'Eaters had little, if any.
confid,ence. They won
their first game, but
then lost eight straight.
lnduding three losses
In overtime. Those
close losses can do a
~-'---_.__...... said or the Big West
lot of damage to a STEVE
team. and it did. UCI VIRGEN
suffered a 71-69 loss at ,
race, thus far. "I don't
want to get too far
ahead. But we do have-,,
good thing going right
Portland State last year. But this now."
year. it's been a dift'erent story. • Heading into thelr game
nie Anteaters defeated against Portland State. the
~~tn~ J!o"!1_8!_ld Sta~i; 8?·64, Mo.?day Anteaters had outscored ~o-;--.-ra--imau11fhovcoTb ~1'rrti1!~ ' • opponents, 317-254, In the
(55) waits for se~on. Last year. ~t to~k the second half.
the air tO clear enure season to wm eight • VO has a great chance io games. finlsh in the top three ln the Bti:
of Cal State UCI 1s now 7 -4. after a 70-66 West. UC Santa Barbara owns
Long Btach's lo s to the University of San the conference and should
Marcel FranCtSco Friday repeat as champions. Big West
Jackson (5) "ThtS group is mort' confident acuon begins this week.end. UC I
underneath the m their abilities than last year.· wtuch will host Long Beach Swt1
basket in Adams aid after the victory. "We Sunday. ranks first in the Big
Saturday had 20 assists. They're tmSelfish -West in scoring defense (60.6
night's game and that says a lot of what we've and second 1n scoring offense
at the Pyramid been able 10 accomplish: (65 2}. UCI also leads the leagu.
in Long Beach. One of the key plaYers in UCJ's in i.coring margin (~.7). assts1' '! turnaround season has been the (16 56) and turnover margin 1 At left. UCl's Anteaters' lone senior, Wendy (.3.89). •
Jordan Hams Gabbe. who scored a career-high • UC Irvine's men's ba.slce1b.i.J
( 13) IS fouled 26 points against Portland State team. meanwhile. certainly go1
by Long Beach She hit 4 of 6 from beyond the off to the nght start on Saturda\
State's Kevtn arc. with its 69-52 vicJory at Long
Roberts. "It'& ream chemistry, that's Beach State.
PHOTOS BY
STEV[ McCkAN~
DAILY PILOT
what has gonen w. here," Gabbe The Anteater fans. especiall)
!>aid. "We're just trying ro be the Completely Insane
more consistent, and we're Anteaters, cheered. "GJoger
playing hard. (The wins) have Glo-ger.· for Jeff Gloger who
given us more confidence. We scored a team-high 17 pomt'i
reali.7,ed if we play together we and recorded live steals.
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The November Breakfast ~
showcased the Annual "State of the
Chamber Report " Particrpal'lts included
(from left) Emcee Dick Seaholm of Rich-
Mar Shirts & Signs, Co-chairs of the
Board of DlrectOf'S Jeff Teller of the
Orange County Market Place and Ann
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Dally Ptlot SPOR I S Suo~v fonoary 5. 2003 II
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
Mesa topples· CdM
v
GIRLS WATER POLO ---
Sail ors wallop Carlsbad
Balanced effort
subdues Lancers
with 13-3 blowout.
< .Mulyn C.011W.iy, Abhlt-y Pa
rolt• a11d lt-omlt-r ~ harft'
Costa Mesa seniors
beat CdM for first
time Saturday, 2-1.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Finally.
That's the feeling Costa Mesa
High girls soccer coach Dan
Johnston, in his 11th season at
Mesa. had following his team's
2-1 triumph over Newport-Mesa
District rival Corona del Mar on a
CdM
Mesa
1
2
warm sunny
morning on
the Mus·
tangs' field.
Saturday's
victory
marks the
first time
five ·Mus-
tang seniors
that include
Sharon Day,
Devin Den-
man, Kris-
ten Bagwell, Toshia Bryant. and
Nelly Barrios. who didA't play Sat-
urday, have beaten the Sea Kings.
The two learns used to play
each other twice each season
when they both were a pari of the
Pacific Coasf League. 11US seac;on
Costa Mesa has moved to the
Golden West League but the ri-
valry hasn't lost much of its im-
portance.
In two games last season the
teams battled to two ties.
~It's been a long time corning."
Johnston said. ~we always have
great games with {CdM) with few
fouls. Everybody plays hard and
there are bodies Oying every-
where. (CdM) is a really good
teant I'm glad our game was up
to their level. Thji, is the best pre-
i.eason we've ever had.~
Costa Mesa {8· 1-2) and CdM
(3·2-IJ committed only 10 fouls
and the referees didn't issue any
c-ards. The Mustangs had IO shots
while the Sea Kings had eight.
Mesa goalkeepers Kindra Bailey
and l(ajtJyn Gentling combined
for 11 saves and CdM sophomore
Hachel Waters made five stops.
CDM
Continued from B 1
JUSt need to show more inten-
sity." Onerbein said.
Snell picked up two fouls in
the first quarter and Barlcalow sat
her for the remainder of the half
and into the third quarter when
she came in and grabbed four of
her six rebounds.
Klein. Otterbein and Jaclcie
McCoy. who led the Sea Kin~
with l L points, earned all-tour-
nament honors for their efforts
over the course of the tourney.
Corona del Mar has some time
off now, returning to the Ooor on
Satwday when the Sea Kings will
host El Toro in their final tuneup
before the Pacific Coast League
begins Jan. 14 at Laguna Beach.
Cavlier C&Mlic
El Moden• 57. CdM 43 Scotebyau... El Modena 12 12 19 1• • 57
CdM s 10 10 11 43
B Maden• -Maxwell 10, Walters 3,
Didcson 22, B. Orand 6, Hurtado 6, A.
Orand 4, Bieslada 6, Schlueter 0,
Delgado 0. Dunn 0, Armendariz 0.
J..pt. goals -Maxwell 2, Hurtado 2.
Fouled out -none.
Tedlnlcals -none. CdM-McCoy 11, Klein 10, Snell 6,
Otterbein 9, C. Mar1cs 4, Dimas 0, A.
Mar1cs 2, Heesdlen 1,
3-pt. goals -McCoy 1, Klein 1,
J Otterbein 1.
Fouled out -none.
Tedlnicals -none.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celebrating the Daily Pilot's
Athlete of the Week series
TODAY
11 -C.J. Zuniga
Cosi.M..a
~11.'99
SCHEDULE
'1'0CMY
Bui dlel
College women -Long
Beed'I State et UC Irvine, 2
p.m.
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CoMege IMfl-UC 11'\/tne •t . ,..,._dtt .. Toumarnent. ..........
Cohot men~ women-
UCIMM ~, 9 a.m.~1p.m. •
NI \Vl'OH I Hl.Atll -In
what '>Cl'lll"> to lie a tradt'
mark. e If o rtio of ll w l'i t'wpu 11
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-sailors come up short
SEAN Hll L~R DAL' ''
Corona del Mar's Ahv1a Muzura (left) and Mesa's Rachel Ronquillo tangle tn Saturday's matchup again st Los Al, 46-39
~he Sea Kingl. had four player.,
out, allowing for only one '>Ub'>tl·
tute.
Senior forward and three-time
All-CIF performer Elisha Morgan
sat out her third consecutive
game as a precautionary mea-
sure, said CdM Coach Bryan
Middleton. Morgan brwsed her
back in a collision with an Ocean
View player in a CdM win ag-J.in.'>l
the Seahawks ()e{:. 12.
Middleton expect'> Morgan.
along with PCI. Co-Mo~t Valuable
Player la....1 !>ea\On Lauren \hep
herd.son (Day wa., the other l .o
MVP) to be back when Lhe !'>ea
Kings vi!,it Back-Bay nval NeYo.
port Harbor lue.,da) at ') p.m.
Shepherdson wru. -.nowcd-111 at
Sun Valley, Idaho, tollowing a va
c-ation, Middleton ..a1<l.
"We definitely had our -;coring
chances at the end of the game,"
Middleton <;aid. "The field cond1
tions were not exactly ideal:
t .o'>IU r-.le!>a play~ a long ball with
a 4.L.11d.. counwmuack and takes
adV'anlage of tJ1e field. There's a
bouncing ball in the box and they
put 1t away."
Mesa's quick attack was re
i.ponsible for the game-winning
goal 'cored by sophomore Jenny
~parb off an assist from sopho·
mure Hachcl Ronquillo with 23
mmut~ ela'psed in the first half.
f"nllowing a save by Bailey,
Hun4uillo took control around
1111c.ltiel<l and booted the ball
... 1ra1gh1 up field, to Sparks. The
::.pe1:dy torward kicked it 10 the
left of Water-,, who had come out
'ilX yarc.I'> to try and deter the shoL
"Honqutllo did a wonderful
1ob," lohn<.ton said. "She put a
movt' on a dC"fender and made a
nitt' lead pa.,., to Jenny (~parki.J
i'> eOk1ent.' lnat i-. her trade-
mark."
L<lM had tied the Kame eight
minutes before Sparks' goal on a
COLLEGE SWIMMING
Anteater standouts
shine at swimfest
,
ANTE.ATER A()lJAllC~', COMPIJ.X -ll1e UC Lrvine Ant-
eaters won the men's and women\ dis tance meet as part of
the 23rd annual UC lrvinclDaktronics lrnvational Saturday.
Cal Baptist swimmer 1-eltx \utanlo won four events, the
I 00-yard backs1roke (50.~ I l the 200 individual medley
{1:54.17). 100 b111terfly (51.JGI and the 200 back (1:51.57).
Phil Garcia of UCI won the I 00 free (46.09) and the 5-0 free
(21.45). Bomb Pat1anasinth in the 200 Oy (I :55.54) and junior
Brian Kim ( in the 200 brea'>l~troke (2:08.~4) were also UCI
winners. UCJ d1verl> rvan M11chell and Melissa Milmine were
third and second, re~pectivcly.
In the women\ competi11on Alyssa Chin of NeV'dda won
four events for the Wolf Pat·J.... (hin won the 100 back (58.34).
the 200 individual medley (2:07.52). the 100 free (52.88) anc.I
the 200 back (2:05.42).
UCl's Lara B1argarduttir won the 200 free (I :53.19).
R'llforl'OO&m ·-· ,....,_
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centering pa~ . ., lroni '>elllor )1•1111\
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players for both te,1m'>
Loe. '>enior All·< .II lurw,ml \II
via Muzura and Imig led 1lw '>1.·.1
King· charge up front. I 01:
centered to Mu1ura for a hl'.iJcr
that went wide lefl early 111 the
second half. Muzura then blasted
a ball from 18 yard' out that <.en
lling caught with her h.md!>.
Day. who ">t:llrt'd ~k'><t '.:> fir..,t
goal off a lhJO\\ u1 by lrl'">hmJn
~isrer Jru.mm to go up I 0 w11li
nine minute., gone 111 thl' liN
half, said the ~ lu'>l.mg~ plJ\ t•d
better in the fir'>I h.1lf
"In the o;eumd hall \\t' \\t'rt·
slower but we ... till 1.hd well 111
moving the ball around." I lo\
said "\Ve ju,1 tm·J 111 J.:l'I
pumped up and don't ll't < d\f1
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Cl Women's
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UC Irv ine
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IM &may, January 5. 2003 SPORTS
out.• HOPKINS Ptom 7:30 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. Hopkim goes to his job
in real estate but then it's to
hardwood and the football the basketball court from 6
Continued from Bl
Oeld for the Sea Kings. to 8 at night.
Hopkins credits Quinn •1t keeps me sane/
with getting him into coach· Hopkins said. "We're Im·
ing. At the time the two proving each game and my
roomed together, Quinn job ta to te.ach these kids Uf e
coached the freshman team lessons as they grow to be
at Santa Monica ffigh and young adults and to have
asked Hopkins to be the ~ucc.essful basketball careers
team's assistant varsity at all level&. The kids are be·
coach. Hopkins accepted ginning to believe in each
and coached during his jun-other and are getting better."
lor and senior yean at. Players coming on strong
UCl..J\. for Hopkins include center
Hopkins coached for one Sean Mohler, who played
year at UC Riverside and quarterback on the football
was an admin1strative assist· team this fall, guards Ryan
ant to the men's basketball Lance, R.J. Duemberger and
team at UCLA in 2000. Man Loyd, along with for-
Then he got out of coach-wards Scott Slaughter and
ing for cwo years to go worlc John Fairbanks (6-3}.
In commercial real estate, Slaughter penetrated and
which he still does for his converted two Jumpers in
dad for the Hopkins Real F.s-the final quarter in a win
late Group in Newport against Servite last month
Beach. and Fairbanks provided a
A newsp_aper advertise· vaJuable presence in the
ment for the coaching open-post in that game.
SOCCER
Continued from 83
tab aver our game. Our team Is
meshing te>glether wlill.. ~ne
Is stepping up."
Sophomore defender NllanJ
~ knocked several balls
away from CdM attack.ms and
Denman. a senior ftrat-team All-
PCL selection last seGIOI\ along
with junior ~ Jenkins, blod:ed
incoming passes and abot.s ln the
Mesa zone.
Freshman 'Dlylor Fallon and
Junior Paige Janes anchored the
CdM defense. In the ftrat half
Janes blocked two shots (Qne
with her bead) seconds apart on
attempts by Sharon Day.
Sharon would be denied a sec-
ond goal by Waters in the second
half. Waters slid feet-first to corral
a ball between her leg." in front of
the Mustang. Day and Waters col·
Uded on the play and the goalie.
favoring her knee, sat out for a
few minutes before returning,
"Her knee is swollen and she's
hobbling around," Middleton
said. "'lie had a good game on a
hot day in the girls' first game
back (from winter break)."
Randy Martine'z.. an assistant
for the Cypress College Women's
soccer team that went to the state
YOUTH SOCCER
Costa Mesa ,boys sweep
Flight 1 dominated
by Costa Mesa.
In their final tournament of
the sea.son the Co11ta Mesa APP
boys Wlder-14 soccer team
swept the field to win the Ftlgbt
I dlamplonshlp at the Costa
Mesa Oassic.
Leading the defense was goal-
keeper LuJs l.ayala. Backing
l.ayala up were defenders Ben
Abbott, Marco Soto, Luis Cou.a.
Caleb BurgeM, Nick Straube!
and Kenneth Zich.
The cOsta Mesa offense was
led by Trevor McDonald, Rigo
Miranda. Blake Pir)to, Austin
Evett, German H1gadera. Jose
Perez, Adam Seagondollar and
Jay Benny Quiroz.
Costa Mesa met. Tustin in the
first game of pool play and woo,
5-1. ·Miranda and Cozza struck
first, and after Tustin scored to
trail, 2-1, Evett. H1gadera and
Seagondollar closed it out with
goals.
Costa Mesa defeated San Juan
YOUTH SOCCER
Capistrano, 5,0. Mirana scored
four times and assisted with a
pass to Evett for the fifth goal.
ln the third pool game,
against Rancho Santa Margarita.
Costa Mesa was a 6-1 winner
with goals by Miranda, Cozza
(twice}, Lu1s l.alaya (twice) and
Pere~.
Miranda scored all. three goals
in the 3-0 victory over Hawthorn
eln the title game.
The team closed out its sea·
son with a record of 28 wins, 0
losses and one tie.
Costa Mesa Pride repeats title
Costa Me.sa girls
allow just one goal
en route to the title.
ond least amount of goals
throughout the regular season
and playoffs. continued to stifle
opponents, allowing -one goal in
the tournament
ing at Cd.M piqued his inter· "(Fairbanks) is improving
est and h e called Quinn, every day," Hopkins said.
who phoned Curry, and "(Loyd) is a solid defender
pretty soon Hopkins was that plays hard and Slaugh·
walking the sidelines. ter can shoot the ball weU. •
"I got out of (coaching) Hopkins sees only bright
because of the real world. things ahead for the Sea
but then I realized I missed Kings.
finals before losing to Long Beach The Costa Mesa girls under-12
this season, scouted players from APP team Pride went undefeated
both teams Saturday. to repeat as champions of the
Katie Finn was the starting
goalkeeper.
Brook Urmson and Natalie
Plascencia were right and left
wingbacks. Kristina Roche, Kris·
ten Gilligan and Kerry Kiser took
turns handling the middle of the
defense.
Outside defenders in the mid·
die were Sarah Braunsdorf. Kayla
McComb and Nushin 'Thsbihcbi,
while Ayta Medina. Marina Lazos
and Ellie P.d.Jes played key roles
pressuring the middle.
The team's strikers were Jenni-
fer Thomas and Amy Gentling,
One shot through the goalie's
I~ for the go-ahead goal, while
the other shot to the far post foe.
the winner in the finale with La
Mirada
He said be was going to look at Costa Mesa Oassic.
it.· Hopkins .s.µd. .t<Luclcily "It's been gre.at. we have a
the opportunity worked good team,• he said. ..
Sharon Day and Denman from It took a complete team effort
Mesa and added that Satwday · to defeat a very fast and skilled
was the first time he has seen La Mirada opponent, 2-1. The
CdM play this season. defense, which allowed the sec-
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Trophy home. Fred Briggs architect. Awesome location and views ..
ROD DALEY 949.759.3776
Brion Jeannette new bayfront 3 Bd. 3.5 Ba. large dock. Panoramic view.
MARILYN READ & MARIE DEREMIAH 949.718.2733
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Front row Tuscany Villa overlooking ocean and Peljcan golf course.
BOB & MARY ELLEN WEGLARZ . 949.759.3768
Ca~ways Plan One 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. 3 car garage.
949 .644. 9060
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