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MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2003
IN BUSINESS
Holi_day sales leave a mixed bag of res~lts
While some say the season was on tra~-<>thers say
consumption was well below what they expected.
Murphy said, adding that he was pecting to be up moderately,' \aid Jen-INSIDE
·nng final sales nwnbers. "But we're nifer Heiger, a spokeswoman with 1-a'>h
disappointed about the learlyl results.• ion Island-owner The Irvine Co "Wlule .. For more business news. see Page A2
Paul Cllnton
Daily Pilot
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NEWPORT-MESA -Local retailers
struggled to hit their sales forecasts for
the holiday shopping season. early indi-
cators show, but at the same time, Costa
~·s powerhouse center, South Coast
Jllau. seems to have bucked the some-
"Wb.at soft retail atmosphere. officials
said.
At Newpon Beach's Fasruon lsland.
More sales for November and December
increased thls year at BloomingdaJe's.
but managen. of the high-end chain
saJd they hoped sales would be stron-
ger. Bloomingdale's is owned by Feder-
ated Department Stores Inc.. a public
company.
"We're optimistic,· General Manager
early November, a repon from De-it's still a little early to say for cenam. the
e & Touche's Costa Mesa office fore-anecdotal evidence 1s telling U'> that 1Ne
ted a 3% to 5% increase dunng what -were on the right lrack. •
the best two montru. for most retail-fa.rly indicator.. a1l>O point to a heallhy
Spokeswomen al both ra.<,h.ion Island,
in N,ewport Beach, and South Coast
Plaza declined to provide numbers. but
said sales were at least in-line with ex-
pectations.
"We went into the holiday '>e~n ex-
M:aM>n at South Coast Plaza. spokt'S-
woman Debra Gunn Oowrung '>3Jd.
YI.Si tors to the center increased I 11!',
du.ring the holidays, Downing said
"We had a very '>trong holiday '>t'a
son,· c;he said. "We were very happy·
At Sea.rs, in the ~hopping center.
. I
manager<, '>Clld a rt·l •'111 renoV'dllOn
helped bnng ~newt•d 1n1ere-.1 to thetr
-.1ore th1., hohda} '>•'.t''Jfl
"\\t• fl' very ple.a .. ed w ll h lhe re<, uh-. or
Chrt'>lllld.' <.ale'>," Op..r.111on~ Manager
l{Jtk l'eler.on ~rn.l "\\1· don't have any
hard number<i., but ,Lil indKa1ton'> are
lhdt \"(' \,111 exrttd our t'\pt'l liiUOn'> •
See SALES, Pa&e M
Weekend
swap meet
challenged
yet agaill
Costa Mesa resident who
previously que .... rioned the
ex.istence of Q(.(,'.., flea
market asks the couFKil to
reconsider its approval.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
CO'> fA M f '>A -P..tul Wilbur "1Y'> hr 1.,
not agam'>t I.he '>1Ndp rnPel at I Jrdlll(l'
Coast lo1Jl1:e
But, for the '>t'1..ond 111m• ne 4ue-.11on'
the <1uthunty of a Cit\. ht1<.h 111 appro .. 1· the
two day Wt'ek.end markt'lpl.t1 l h•·<..tlN' ht'
~d he dot><;n't behe\l proper P.rot t>dun·
wa'> followed
llw fir;t ume. he appt-alt·tl tht> Pldnnmg
Comm1<,s1on., appm' al ol the (\11,0·da'
swap meet bet:aUSt' no public heMln~ wa. ..
conducted After tw. t1ppeal. lhl· C 11'
Council unarumou-, <1pproved the wnue
SE.AN HltLER I DAll.Y PILOT
Newport Beach res!dent Robert Schilling helps teachers educate children in Chile through the foundation he created in his retirement.
1\uw. Wilbur will a..,k on \1onda~ for a
reheanng becau.'>t' he "''lJd thr d1n-ctor of
finance did not w nduct .m 1me<i.11gauon
into the meet's revenue 1>r ubtatn a repon
from the ~tate Board of I qucllv.auon Teaching Chile WLlbur said hr I'> l llm l.'med th.ti lht·
c1ry'r, reponed takP of lht 'wap meet n-\.
enue for the last fiscal Vl'd! IS rl!ll t'llOUWI
to 1usllfy the meet., ex1.,wnce The <'II\ re·
poned receiving S2'l uoo in salt.., tax lci<.l
year.
Deirdre Newman
Dally Pilot
R obert Sclulling i.s not the
kind of guy who viewed
retirement as a time to
downshift into first gear
and focus primarily on himself.
Au cootraire.
At first. the Newport Beach
resident's wanderlust insp ired
him to roam the globe wortcing
on environmental projects for
Ea.rthwatch. an institute that
organiz.es environmental
expeditions to help researchers
with their scientific studies.
But the former Spanish teacher
and high school administrator
soon returned to his pa.Mion of
Newport Be.ach resident
Robert Schilling uses his retirem ent
to d evelop education in the
South American nation.
developing curriculum and
created a foundation to help
teachers in impoverished areas of
Africa and Latin America.
The Schilling Foundation now
focuses exclusivety on Oille. It
leads worbhops based on
spedfic teacher needs in a
country where the sharing of
ideas among teachers is not
COIT)J'1lOn, Schilling said.
-we're the only one that
provides training for teachers and
brings them together to discuss
stUJf that's important 10 them, -
Schilling said
Schilling began teaclung
Spanish in the La Puente School
District in 1946, then warted his
way up to assistant
superintendent f le retired in
1981 on his 60th blnhday.
ln tra.eling the globe with
EartfJwatch, Schilling srud he
FROM THE NEWSROOM
FYI
For more information or to
donate to t he Schilling
Foundation. call (949} 673-1364
realized that countries that
needed educationil help the
most were the ones with the
worst educational systems. I le
created the Schilling Foundation
with the philosophy that just
throwing money at a problem
without taking action would not
be successful,
The foundation also mclude!i
Newpon Beach residents Steve
Morris, who h elps out with
See Cta.E, Pase M
"It's not even goinR w bid lo fn cwo'pot
holes.~ Wilbur opmt'd. ·where are INt' ewr
going to rt"<."Oup the u.<;t> of our mfra5truc
rure to accommodate this 11 the vendol"\
don't even make S 13 a day?"
But Don Lamm. deputy dry manager.
..aid the ciry had all the ne<"~'>ary mfor
mauon. followed au the proper <;tep .. cllld
there 1s no n~ tnfonnauon presented by
WLlbur that would warrant a reheanng
WLlbur. however, ..aid the burdm of
proof to present new ev1dence ~ts on the
dire<:tor or finance.
"I'm saymg the C11y Counal w-c1.s not
able 10 comply wtth the la-w by not haVlflg
that report,· Wtlbur said -nu., council 1s a
fine council that wants to do t:he right
thtng. lf they would have a staff that had
honest}. integrity and concern for the wel-
fare or its Inhabitants.. wt> would have t.lu
tnformanon and would be generating rev
See SWAP, Paa• M
T_ime to check our predications for 2002
Daily Pil ot
AT A GLANCE
ON THE WEB;
VNIW.~com I doubt there is a quieter
time in a newsroom t.ba.o
the two weeb between
. · .Qirlatnw and New Year.
Many city oftldala are out of
town or out of commlulon. !"!"~la out of .-On. tpON
ln a case filed by local kelp
grower ~
~thatthe
California Coastal Commission
wasunoonstitutional.
That's right; the coastal
commission itself wu declared
null and void. : • teiama are ln perpetual timeout :'°-,iqd even the bed guys It~ ~ ·cake holidays off' from trlrile. -.....;;...;..~
• we had a couple big
atodee breek during this time.
flnt the Pederal Aviation
Admlniltratlon ~on' on
So lor once we had some
pretty bfi news to digest along
with our tuJ:key during the
holidays -and thal doesn't
evtD lodude the whole
HUIC'J'Oft HOUM Mgll. ln whk:h
TONY ·
DODERO
the .....-nent to extend fttsht ~ and 'CUd!wt It John Wayne Airport and then
came abe ~report tblt an
iW"MI COW1 Upheld 11'1 eediel' rulinl.
the dty it offering to PIY ~000 to
haw the o1d Crabmln-IC)'te bunlaloW
mcMld from 'hWlnkJe Parle to Che
But even with those big tories, the
pickings are slim ror our reporters these
dayi.
lb.at\ ~ this time of yee.r Is pedect
for doing~ of the year mtews of aD the
big news stories and aD tboee who made
big news and all tboee who Uled to mike
bfg news but hive~ puled~
And there's another~ to the end
of 1be year doldn.um, "ttle annual What
to W&tdl Ceetute. a prediction of future
new. .torles and Mldllnes for the
a>minl')'ML
Last Y'*· I took 1 loolt beck at our
~(Of 2001 and found that M
bad a ;>iet1y remarkable tteord for '°,..... ... the furuft. IO M1W I decided to dolt 11ain
and puDed up our What to Watch
feature from January of 2002. What I
found was that we predicted tome easy
ones. missed tome obvious ones and
went out a limb on eome thinp and
lost. Here goes:
NEWPORT PERS GET A SECOM> WINO
The S2. 7 million eq,.Moo and
upgrading or lbe p1as did ao otr a
planned, matlnc dW ooe of the Mllea
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• .Anwy 6, 2003 YOUR
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
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IAatthew Popejoy stands in a booth at Sun Mist Tanning Salon wtuch uses 1et PQWered fog mist for a safe and effective tan
Tan without fear
By Oeepa Bharath
Da1ty Pilot
A brom.e tan without getting into
11 tanning bed or s1rung in the
.. un7 • I '>ound~ almost undoable. Bui
apparen~ 11 1s poss191e
"4lthew Popejoy dJd not hear about
Liu: 5wtles!. Exprf.>'>s Spray Spa unnJ one
fine <Ltr wi1en ht.'> wife. Tracy. visned a
taruung '>alon m Yorba lmda that offered
ii machine tha1 <.pray'> on a tan.
:,P PfJ~ d£-.1ded IO malc.e II his
bu.,fnes.._ tour month!, ago. he opened
')ur#.ii<,t, a tanrung '>P3 111 Corona del Mar.
tha( qffors tans -.am the ultra-VK>let rar.-
that an-'>Clld to haw harmful effects on slon.
·n 1e machine ba!>1call\ look.s like a
phQne booth un c;1ero1ds:· he said with a
l.w~ The booth har, -.everaJ Jets that
"Pr v nn the iannmg ~luuon to one's
ho ) 11<.M E"\ er. the '>Oluuon does not
ma l' you tan right away, but tak~ about
'>lX t(1 eight hour<. to work.
"Y11u dcJ lo<Jk tanned when ) ou leave
thP '>pa but that I'> not beca~ you've
dtlUallv tanrwd." Popejoy explamed. • 1t's
bt·d.iuw \\.t· ttdd a brorv..er to the spray 10
BRIEFLY IN
BUSINESS
Co'ita Me~a-based Cerady ne
gel' hefty holiday order
<~li""'a Mesa ba.~ Ceradyne, Inc. an-
nounced on Dt.'(; 19 the receipt of a S9-mil-
bnn order for 1t'> Small Arms Protecuve ln-
-.ert LiW"!tweight ceramic annor system from
the11Jmted States Defense Logistlcs Agency.
t.eradyne. wtuch develops. manufac-
ture<> and markets advanced technical ce-
ramil 'i for mduslrial, electronic, defense
New method sprays
solution on skin that
gives those that
coveted bronzed
appearance
give our customer the psychological
satis(fiction that it is worbng. •
But even the so-called bronzer IS made
from natural mgredient5 such as walnut
husks. he said
"Of course. it does st.an worlong and
}'OU get a beautiful tan within a few
hows.· Popejoy said.
He said he has Oied to dlspel some of
the fecm and hesitadons normally
associated with tanning salons.
"I did up the interior like a spa ~ e"Ven
a \Oewpon Beach macron in her 50s will
be comfonable commg m, ~ Popejoy said
When a customer comes in they are
provided with a spa robe, shown an
mstrucnonal video about the high-tech
machine and shown mto the plasuc
tanning booth that IS located in a pnvate
and consumer apphcanons. has scheduled
slupment.s will begin m February and be
completed dwing second-quarter 2003
The company is also planrung a 40.000
square-foot expansion into lrvme 10 allow
them to meet the surge m armor re~re
ments chat has recently occurred
Newport real estate firm sell c;
a $1.35-million property
Marcus & Milllchap m Newpon Beach
announced the recent sale of an apartment
building in Garden Grove to a private inves-
tor In Huntington Beach for $1 .35 million.
The property is a 16-unit apartment
FYI
SunMist is at 2744 E. Coast Highway,
Suite 7 in Corona del Mar. Information.
Call (949) 719-2896.
room. An automated voice walks the
customer through the actual proces.s.
which lasts about a minute. he said.
The tan from the soluoon sprayed with
10 rrustingjets lasts about a week.
Pope)cy said
·Also, because it is sprayed on you ge1
an even appllcatiorl that is not patchy,·
he scud "This is very high technology that
even has a self-c:lisinfecnng. cleaning and
draining mechanism.·
Stngle tans cost $30 a .session.
Four-session packages are available for
SIOO
Popejoy. who clauns Sun~1ist IS the
only spa m ~ewpon Beach that oflef\ th1.,
tannmg method. says the response ha. ..
been great
"My clients have usually known
someone with melanoma in thetr
families,· be said. "So they figure tJu, as d
good way to get what they want v.ithout
exposing themselves to danger •
complex about 19.221 square feet on
Palma Vista Avenue.
\.farcus & \ftllichap is one of the larg-
est commercial real estate brokerage
firms in the nation and foCU!i~ exclu-
savely on real estate investments The
firm has 34 offices nation~1de and ex-
perienced sales 1n excess of S6.4 billion
last year. It was established an {971 and
its employees have continually worked
on perfectmg a system for marketing
properties by combining product spe-
cialization, local market experuse. re-
!>earch and analysis capabilities, tech-
nology and established relationships
with investors.
Daily A Pilot
Christine Carrillo
News aulstant. (9'91574-4298
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Ken1 Treotow
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BEST Bl)YS
Yves-Delorme
1 is the place-for
fuchsia bedding
Y voes Delorme
has a nf'\' lme
of tmens and
ctcces~nes m both
neutrals and beaunful
colors I espec1a1l) love ,_
the raspbeIT)
bad.w-ound ll!>ed l1l
The Pagode Bed l.IIlens
that are a combmauon
of ch1001sene and
stnpt'"'> also with ecru
and ..and The
GREER
WYLDER
past 10 years 11's
offered shpcove~ and
custom reupholster
with an amazingly
quick turn around
Since its factory 1'i m
downtown Los Angele'
11 only takes a week to
IO days for all orderc;
Thousands of fabric'>
are available Lncludmg
Ralph Lauren.
Schumacher,.Kravet
B~ics and Roben coUecuon includes Oat
and fitted .. treet'>. du' et CO\ers.
~ham.,, and d matelasse. For a
rnmplete Pagode look. there are
coordmallilg acce~nes that
mclude tQ\<\e)c; ro~ pillows
throws. lmen box 1ewel box and
candle m Limoge<. box. \fallnes
I'> a ne"\\ ma.sculme lme that
uses pai'>lt'\ in red or gra~
\iahne has flat and fitted sheet\.
du\ el cover. and 'hams
Fuch<,1a l"> uhra-ferrunme
bedding and acce.sone.. The
lmeru. are made of
310-thread-couni sateen w1th
fuctl>1a bloom'> set on whJte or
ecru. There are Oat and fitted
<,heets duvet covers. sharm and
a matela~e. Fuchsia comes with
a matching rughtshm. kimono
and robe, and porcelain bath
ac<.essories. My favorites are the
neutral lmens m white or ecru
Those include Etoile with
half-111ch hemsutdung; Plaza
made of 500-thread-count
f'.gypuan combed cotton. and
5cl\1oe with a 406 thread count.
hand finished French knot
embroider') and wide-toothed
he~otdung Yve~ Delonne LS
at South Coast Plaza. l..e\ el 2
Crate & Barrel w1ng .. 14
549-7872
u•wuJ.yvesde/Qrmf' rom
ONE FOR All
At first glance the bold,
extra-wide <:artJer Tank Divan,
introduced in November, looks
ltke 11 s designed for men onl~.
but the style as for women too
-,o far the ~e~ have been
outc,tand1ng. m fact 492 people
dcross the counlrv are on a
waiung h<st It., 3\'ruJable m
'1eel. gold and there\ a
diamond \er<.ion as well fhe
Divan has a s1Jwr-gramed dial
Mlh Roman numerals. glaJ\e
hand'> made of blue steel. steel
faceted crcwm. sapphire
cabochon A '>leel Divan ha5 a
mane black alligator 5trap or a
'>hany blad. alligator strap. It
sells for S3.900 The 18~ yellow
gold Divan comes w1th a matte
chocolate alligator strap or a
shtny red alhgator map. It sells
for sa.soo All of Cartier's
designs are timeless. and make
great heirlooms Level 2, at
South Coast Plaza. 1714)
540-6231
NICE PLACE TO SIT
Corona del Mar's Sofaa Etc. 1s
a good place to find custom
quality sofas and chairs. For the
Allen, or you can bring m your
O\.'.TI fabnc. Upholstered !>Ofa'>
start at S790 and chain start di
S490. Custom pillows too
Highest quality goose down "
the only feather fill used, never
le'>s desirable d1,1ck down. or
syntheucs of your choice Open
10 am. 10 5 p.m Monda)
through Sarurday: noon to 5
p.m Sunda)'. 2900 f Coast
H1gh\.'.ay in Corona del Mar
'49 721-8866
FOR THE FEET AND FOR LESS
Foot Solutions ts haV'IIlg a
"ew Year's clearance sale Select
stYles for men and women are
reduced 50% to 70'w.. Open I 0
a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday tluough
Saturday. 1835 Newport Blvd 111
Costa Mesa. (949) 734 -2020
HIGH FASHION AT A DISCOUNT
Gary'• Pu Donna is havmti: d
semi-armual sale that include~
shoes, handbags and
accessories reduced up to 60%
Top name brands on sale
include Cole Haan. Oaud1a
C1ut1 Stuart Weitzman. Materia
Pnma. Cordam, Calvin Klein
habelJa Fiore, Vera Wang and
• F1eramosca Gary Per Donnel "
at Fashion Island m Newport
Beach. 19491 721-5730
MORE SHOES AT A DISCOUNT
Another shoe sale 1s
happemng at Sliver Peet at
South Coast Plaza. H1gh -end
de-,1gner brands for men and
\.\'Omen are reduced up to 50%
The selection 1r.cludes Barbara
Bui. Marc Jacobs. Yves Sa.mt
Laurent. Prada. miu mtu. Prada
Spon, lo~1ume National and
hmmv Choo Level I, at South
Coast Plan {il4J 979-2800
HOLIDAY GOODS
Sur La Table has holiday
11ems reduced 401lli. On sale are
holiday kitchen towels. Santa
plates. berry wreaths.
gingerbread house kits,
poanserua napkins. poinsetua
glass plauer and plate ,
harleqwn gl~ ware and more
Sur I.a Table 1s at Corona del
Mar Plaza in Newport Beach.
(949) 640-0200
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W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627,
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
Today will be very windy
and sunny. There will be
northeast winds of 30 to 40
mph with gusts over 55 mph
possibly decreuing to 20 to 30
mph later in the day. Highs will
be In the mid-70I to lower 80s.
dropping to lows in the 50s at
night Tonight will c001inue to
be windy and mostly de.r.
lnfonnadon:
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BOATING FORECAST
Wind will be OUI Of the
northeU1 today 11 16 to 30
knots with locally higher OU81a.
Wind wava wm be 3 to Meet
with • west SW911 of 6 to 7-ffft
et 14 MCOndl.
11 feet dunng the afternoon.
SURF
The northwest we .. w blow
in Sunday wUI peak dunng the
pre dawn houra. By daybreak
most west feeing bruks .,..
looking It 3 to 4-foot. welst to
d\est high sets wtth t.lr
conditions, but with •
decreasing trend throughout
the day. Some arua mey
experience wtnd problem•
from •n Incoming and
lmpreaatve S.n\I Ana.
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Costa Mesa famllles can h<at a
German student and earn up to
Sl,000 toward a number of
tra11el-abroad programs. Danlelle
Carpino, (800) 322-HOST.
Al.S ASSN., ORANGE
COUNTY CHAPTER
The Amyotrophic Lateral
Sclerosis Assn., which helps
Individuals who have the
disorder that is also known as
Lou Gehrig's disease, needs
volunteers. (71 4) 375-1922.
AUHEIMER'S ASSN.
Of ORANGE COUNTY
Support group leaders, Visiting
Volunteers, family resource
consultants and office volunteers
are needed. Volunteers may work
on one-time projects or ongoing
programs. Training sessions are
a11ailable. (800) 660-1993
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
The Orange County Region of the
American Cancer Society seeks
office volunteers. The SOCtety also
seeks volunteers to answer calls
for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter.
(949) 261-9446.
AMERICAN CANCER
SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP
The American Cancer Society
Discovery Shop needs unwanted
goods such as clothing, furniture,
jewelry, accessories, antiques
and collectibles to fund the
society's research, education and
patient services programs. The
goods may be dropped off at
2600 E CoaSl Highway, Corona
del Mar. Volunteers are also
needed from 10 a.m to 5 pm
Monday through Saturday at the
same locatron. (949) 640-47n
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
ROAD TO RECOVERY
The transportation program
needs volunteers to drive cancer
patients to and from medical
treatments free of charge. The
required commitment is a few
hours each week or month.
Drivers must have a valid driver's
license and insurance and be at
least 25. Volunteers may use
either their own vehicles or
American Cancer Society vans.
(949) 261-9446 or
sromer,ti!C8nct,,.org. The
American Cancer Society is also
looking for volunteer speakers for
rts Speakers Bureau program,
which offers /J fr98 service to
communities, schools and
corporations by providing trained
speakers to address cancer
issues. The organization will tram
all interested volunteers at a
speoal session on Dec. 1 from
8 30 a.m. to" 1 :30 p.m. at the
Spectrum Club, 1535 Deerpark
Drive in Fullerton. For
reservations, call Florence Dann
at (949) 567-0604 by Nov. 22
AMERICAN HEART ASSN.
The Amencan Heart Assn. is
looking for volunteers to perfonn
various general office duties in
the main office and implement
educational and fund-raising
events through Orange County.
No experience necessary.
Training will be provided. (949)
856-3555.
AMERICAN HOME HEALJH
HOSPICE PROGRAM
The American Home Health
Hospi<:e Program needs
volunteers to give emotional
support to tenninally ill patients
and their families in the greater
Orange Coonty area. Training Is
provided. (714) 550-0800 or (800)
540-2545.
AMERICAN RED CROSS,
ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
The chapter needs volunteers to
address community groups
about Red Cross services and to
act as liaisons with the media in
di.aster and emergency
situations. Lynn Howes, (714)
481-5376.
ANIMAL NETWORK
Of ORANGE COUNTY
Become a bottle-feeder or take in
pregnant cats at your home.
Many shelters kill pregnant cats
upon anival. Dogs and cats are
also available for adoption.(949)
759-3646or
www.animalnetworlc.org.
ASSISTANCE LEAGUE •
Of NEWPORT·MESA
Volunteers looking for varying
levels of involvement are needed
to help the organization with its
goal of helping children in the
community. (949) 645-6929.
ASSN. RENAISSANCE
CREATORS
The Costa Mesa group sponsors
and supports outreach
community service programs,
such as the homeless sanctuary.
Volunteers are needed (714)
540-5803.
96198, Microsoft Word and a
willingness to lnrn the adaptive
equipment used by its students to
participate in variou1 activities at
the Oasis Senior Center in Corona
del Mar. Volunteers will Mor
legally blind adult students using
computers and other adaptive
technology. Mary Johnson, (714)
821 -6000, ext. 2113
COMMUNITY ANIMAL
NETWORK
The network needs volunteers to
h~lp control the rising population
of wild cats In local
neighborhoods. Volunteers
would trap and deliver cats to
local veterinarians for spaying or
neutering, and then release them
bade to the property where they
were found. The goal of the
program is to save the lives of
stray cats (949) 759-3646.
COSTA MESA
CMC PLAYHOUSE
The playhouse needs volunteers
for ushering, backstage work,
mailings, typing, controlling
lights and many other duties.
(949) 650-5269.
BEST BUDDIES COSTA MESA
The nonprofit organ12ation 1s HISTORICAL SOCIETY
looking for voluAteers 18 and The society preserves and
older to provide companionship promotes the history of Costa
for adults with developmental Mesa and the harbor area.
disabilities. As a #Citizen Buddy,H Volunteers are needed for the
volunteers will visit with a buddy archives, library, museum, docent
twice a month and call or e-mail and public outreach programs.
COSTA MESA CITY ·COUNCIL PREVIEW
ON THE AGENDA
HUSCROFT HOUSE
The.cicy's pub!Jc' servtct'!.
dtrector will advise the City
Council 10 tJaruJfer
ownership of the l luM:rofi
House to 126 Properties, IJ.L
and pay the company
$30,000. The company's
owner, John Morehart, !>aid
he intends to move 1he
dilapidated hou'lt' to a
Westbide propeny he own'> a1
548 Bernard St. •
This would spare the
house from demobllon,
which was due -.met:.> the c11y
had fow1d no buyer~ rot the
1915 Craftsman style ho~
If 01e agreement is approved
Monday, 11 would serve ru. a
preliminary '>tep for the
transfer. Morehart would sull
have to <,eek Planning
Commis.s1on approval,
though.
WHAT TO EXPECT:
The council is cxpcttl'll IC>
approve 1he trcu1c;ft:.>r <tnd
payml'nl.
REQUEST FOR SWAP
MEET REHEARING
Paul WI.lbw, who appealed
the Planrung CommtSS1on's
de<.1!>100 to extend the ~wap
meet at Orange Coas1
CoUt>~ to ~turday and
"iunday. hru. now ru.ked for a
rehearing tx>caW.e he '>Sid he
believe~ the director of
finance did not rnnJuct an
invesugauun or noufy che
~late Board or hqultlizauon
for u repon on the swap
meet'-; revenue
WHAT TO EXPECT:
l11e lOUilUl l'> t'>.pt'tlcd IO
rl'Jt:ct the reht'drU1g un the
·ground., t11a1 t11t·re I'> no nt:.'W.
rt:.>levant t'Vldt'nct' 111 warrant
,t reht•anng
WESTSIDE
COMMITIEE
SUGGESTIONS :
ihc rnu11c1I will <:01h1der a
reljUt'.,I lrom the
<.0111mu111ty Rt•dcvclopmenl
At lion < ornrn1ttl'l' for a
FY1
• WHAT: Costa Mesa City
Council meeting
•WHEN: 6:30 p m. today
•WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair
Drive
•INFORMATION· (714)
754-5285
substanuve an,aJyst!> of the
Bluff!, Genernl Plan
Amend.men 1/ Rn.one.
The council will ail)()
1<oru.1der a Wer,t 19th Street
Bndge srudy. The srudy will
anaJY7e bo01 the potenuaJ
economic 1mpdtl\ or a
bridge extenr,1on and • quabty
or life" 1~.,ues and Ullpat l!. on
the W~ts1de
WHAT TO EXPECT:
The wunnl t'> expected 10
approve the pmpo'ial for the
bluffs amendment and
re1one proiec, and approve
the 'itudy or Wt"'.>l I !Ith <;treet
bridge 1mpal L!>
-rnmpiU>.d fly
l.>e1rdre Newman
them?n~aweek.The (949)631-5918. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS organizatron also has an
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Internet. Volunteers for that The Costa Mesa Literacy Center . . Ht'dl h about a month. I lunter said.
prqgram must be at least 12 years needs volunteer tutors to teach m Newport, Huntington Wh1ll' hoth '>l'<t lwns are fhl· other ..ea lion, whose re-
old, (714) 546-1826 or English as a second language. lWo c;1ck '>ea uom wC!.'>ht-d up undergomK .,mule.If 1re<1tm ent al covery .,,,u be much longer. was
www.bestbuddies.org. People who want to learn English on the beach ')unday inormng, the tt:.'ntt-r, tht>1r pret 1.,t' recovery only 6 months old and 38
BIG BROTMERS, BIG SISTERS
The local chapter 1s looking for
men and women older than 20
who have lived m Orange County
for at least six months and have
been on the JOb for a1 least three
months to serve as big brothers
or big sisters for children ages 6
to 16 from single-parent homes
(714) 544-7773.
as a second language are also one al the 'lit>wpon Beach pier will be unknown for the next 48 pound<. and will require re-nour-
encouraged to call Call to the other al I lunungton Beath hou,..... '\d.Jd \t1dwlll· 1 lunter. di· t!>hmt'nt through a feeding tube
register (714) 435-3310 or (714) Pier reuor or opernuon'> at the lt'n-after rehydrauon
545-3445 rhe sea Irons, who both ap lt'f !\e11her sea llom have shown
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC.
Volunteer opponunities for the
Orange County Council include
fund-raising, program
development and training to
existing troops and packs. (714)
546-4990.
BOYS & G4RLS CLUBS
Of NEWPORT-MESA
The three area clubs need
volunteer coaches and arts and
crafts workshop teachers. Call for
locations. (949) 642-2245.
BRAJUE INSTTTUTE'S
ORANGE COUNTY CENTER
The nonprofit organization is
looking for volunteers with a
basic knowledge of Windows
COSTA MESA MS
SELF-HELP GROUP
The Orange County chapter of the
national Multlple Sclerosis
Society has staned a new
self·help group in Costa Mesa for
people newly diagnosed or with
minimal symptoms of multiple
sclerosis, or both The group
meets at 11 a m the first Tuesday
of every month. (949) 650-7659.
COSTA MESA
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Seniors 55 and older are invited
to help staff the Westside
substation. Volunteers are asked
to work two four-hour daytime
shifts per week. They would be
responsible for answenng
phones. bicycle registration,
fingerpnnting, data entry and
assisting with other c11yWide
pro1ects Seniors who can speak
Spanish and English are also
needed. Call for an application.
Fred Gaedtler. (714) 754-5208.
$UBS Pcilne\Xkbber.
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Marshall G. Eichenauer, Jr. Denise M. Moglello
First Vice-President-Investments Financial Advisor
"For a Fru Complim~ntary Portfolio Revi~w, Pl~ase Call"
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1888 San Clemente. Newport Beach, CA 92660
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• 16 Full Tlme Personal Trainers
Child Care Sam· noon M -F
• Ample & Convenient Parking
• Yoga. Tai Chi, Stretch classes
Step, Power Pump. Cardlo
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• Skin Care
• Shape-Up Physical Therapy Center
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PUBLIC SAFETY
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Woman in critical
condition after fall
A 30-year-olct woman
sustained major head inju-
ries when she fell out of a
second story window in
Newport Beach earty Sun-
day morning, police said.
While visiting friends in
th.e 2000 block of Walnut
Street, the woman, whose
name was not released, was
POLICE FILES
Cl>STA MESA
• Briatol StrMt: A woman
was arrested on suspicion of
petty \heft with a prior arre~t
in the 3300 blodc at 11 ·05
p.m. Saturday.
•East 17th Street:.lndecent
exposure was reported in
the 100 block at 5:51 pm.
~ur9day.
•Elden Avenue: Vandalism
was reported in the 2300
block at 8:07 a.m. Thursday.
• Harbor Boulevard:
Prostitution was reported in
the 3200 blod< at 6:24 p.m.
Thursday.
• Harbor Boulevard: An
automobile theft was
reported in the 2400 block at
1:57 a.m. Thursday.
• Harbor Boulevard: A man
was arrested on suspicion of
grand the'1 in the 2300 block
at 11:25 a.m. Friday.
• Ptacentia Avenue: A man
was arrested on suspicion of
being under the influence of
a controlled substance in the
1800 block at 8:30 p.m.
Friday.
•Welt Baker Street and
Loren lane: A man was
arrested on susp1c1on of
possession of a controlled
SALES
Continued from Al
Both South Coast Plaza anq
Fashion Island benefit from their
locations in the heart of wealthy
communities. Officials from
both centers also stage a string of
holiday events, including tree
ligh~, Santa Oaus visits and
other· events to enhance the holi-
day atmosphere.
As another way to increaM"
foot traffic. many retailers also
offered deep discounts on mer-
chandise to anract customers,
especially in the week following
Ouisrmas Day, said Tony Oler-
balc, Deloitte & Touche's Costa
Mesa·bil5ed retail specialist.
"By all accounts. it was an ex-
ceptionally promotional year."
Olerbak said. "There was a mad
rush at the end (to move mer-
chandise)."'
The push to move merch.tn·
SWAP
Continued from A 1
enue."
WUbur swd he is not Slllgling
out the swap meet, but would
also like to see a report from the
State Board Of Equallzauon re-
garding revenue from It.
The swap meet, which grew
to double its permitted size
over the past 20 years. was cut
believed to have been
bouncing and ~pinnlllg on
a bed 'near a window. The
woman. who officials say
may have been Intoxicated,
was propelled out the adja-
cent window due to her
momentum and sustained
major head injuries, said
Sgt. Rob Morton of the
Newport Beach Police De-
partment
The woman was tran.'>·
ported to Mission Hospira!
In Mission Viejo where she
underwent surgery and re·
mains in critical condition.
substance at 8: 15 a.m.
Saturday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Bade Bay Drive: A vehicle
theft was reported in the
1100 bled< at 6:53 p.m.
Saturday.
• Back Bay Drive: A hit and
run involving a parked
vehicle was reported in the
1100 blodc at 4:52 p.m.
Saturday.
• Bison Avenue: Vandalism
wasreportedinthe1200
blodc at 10:17 a.m. Sunday
• Coa.i Highway West and
Newport Boulevard: A
non-injury traffic collision
was reported at 10:21 p.m
Sal'U'day.
• Harbor Crest Circle: A
burglary was reported in the
1600 block at 9:48 a.m.
Sunday.
• Macarthur Boulevard and
Bonita Canyon Drive:
Vandalism to city property
was reported at 8:16 a.re.
Sunday
• Newport Boulevard: A
misdemeanor assault was
reported in the 3100 blodc at
1 ·14 a.m. Sunday.
• Santiago Drive: A :rtructure
fire was reported in the 1800
bled< at 12:50 a.m. Sunday
, d1'>e coincided with Oaggmg of
consumer cqpfidence.
On Tuesday, the conference
board said its tndex lipped 4.4%
to a nine-year low. Consumers
are still worried about a tight JOQ
market. high unemployment and
a possible war with Iraq, the re-
pon ~d.
F.arly forecasts that discount
retailers like Target. Kmart and
WaJ -Mart would benefit from a
spending slow-down also didn't
materialize. Target. which runs
the Costa Mesa Greatland Target
at 3030 Harbor Blvd., an
nounced earlier this week it
would fall "well below" its goal
of an at-leru.t 3% increase m De-
cember sales The company
booked a 1 % increa.'ie for No-
vember.
• PAUL CLINTON covers the
environment, business and
politics He may be reached at
1949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at
paul clmton a /at1mes.com
in half in May after city officials
re'>earched traffic complaints
on fairview Road. The Oea mar-
ket-type shopping venue had
been operating at half its nor-
mal capacity for seven months
before the City Council ap-
proved the ruu. rwo-day meet in
December.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers
education. She may be reached at
(949) 6744221 or by e·ma1I at
deirdre.newman1ii'fatimes.com
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CHILE
Continued from Al
adtnin.lstradon,andOuis
Bakewell. wbo lends his teaching
expertise.
After sending lenem out to
Latin American countries
Inquiring if chey needed some
help with curriculum
development, Schilling heard
back from a school in Ollie that
wanted to establish an oral
English language program,
In 1991, Schilling Bew to Otlle
to lmplement the program he
devised.
opened a tilgh school and
SchlWng coordinated a program
to Integrate the math and
science programs there.
Through the years, teachers
who reoeMd guJdance from the
Schilling Foundadon have
helped the organization train
other teachers. Schilling touts
the fact that his programs are
approved by Oille's Ministry oC
Education ·
"We want teachers to feel they
are lmportant people," Schilling
said. "Our programs are offered ·
so that they can go back to their
classrooms and lmpletnent
them the next day.·
Moms said the foundation's
attitude1 of Oillean educators.
•OUJe Is a little bit dilTerent
than the u .S. ln the ~ense that
when you have something good
golng for you, they don't like to
share u: Manis safd. ·eut
the e people bave turned that
around and have been so
successful that It Is attracting
attention."
Three years later, an
~tural school in Clli.le
• work ls-SO successful dlat it ls
slowly changing tht insular
The foundation also worked
with schools in Africa until it got
too expensive, Schilling said.
While he regrets pulling out of
the continent. he Is heartened by
the fact that there are a, lot of
other agencies there that
continue to donate ~oney and
resources. wbfch ls not the erase
in Latin America. he saJd.
"Who gives anything to Latin
NEWSROOM
Continued from Al
the impending Measure W vote
on building a Great Park at El
Toro was about as wimpy as it
gets. We all know the outcome
of that. though. Measure W
passed, changing the zoning at
the closed Marine base and
now El Toro is about as likely to
become an airport as it is to
become a Great Park.
COSTA MESA COUNCIL SEATS
UP FOR GRABS
Another no-bralner headline.
But what we said afterward was
that it was going to be an
exciting election With lots or
candidates, includJpg former
council members Heather
Somers and Jay Humphreys
and some guys named Joel
Faris and Allan Mansoor from
the Westside. Only one of those
fo ur actually ran and we all
~ow the outcome of that.
NEWPORT BEACH EYEING
OTHER POTENTIAL
ANNEXATIONS
With Newport Coast under its
heh, we correctly predicted that
the city would set its sites on
Santa Ana Height.I> and Bav
l<nolls. Just how big can
Newport get?
COUNCILMAN'S TRIAL FALLS
THROUGH
We got this one sort of right.
We said that Ouis Steel's trial
on felony signature forging
would get tossed out of court.
That didn't e"8ctly happen, but
Steel was able to ger the
charges reduced to a
misdemeanor and a mmor slap
on the hand.
FlNANCIAL, REALISTIC WOES
SLOW BALBOA THEATER
Enough said.
SOME STILL UNHAPPY ABOUT
BOAT PARADE CHANGES
Actually, thar's probably true
AROUND TOWN
• Send AROUND TOWN items to
the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to
(949) 646-4170; or by calling (9491
5744298. Include the time. date
and location of the event as well
as a contact phone number. A
complete listing is available at
www.dailypilot.com.
TODAY
The Alzhefmer's Aun. of Orange'
County will host a support group
for caregivers from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
at Our Lady Queen of Angels In
Newport Beactt. The ctturctt is at
2046 Mar Vista Drive. Free. For
reservations, call (949) 640-1750.
TUESDAY
The Corona del Mar Chamber of
Commerce will hold Its monthly
board of directors meeting at 7:15
a.m. In the cttamber office. The
office I!> at 2855 E. Coast Hlgh~y.
Suite 101. For more informatlon,
call (949) 673-4050.
WEDNESDAY
Newport Beach Community
Services wlll host e new drawing
and painting worbhop aeriot on
Wednesdaya from 10 a.m. to
12:30 p.m .. todey through Feb. 26.
The worbhop will Include
lndlvldual instruction for
beginner through advanced
students In mixed media. The
worklhop wlll be held in the
Vince JorgenMn Center adjacont
to Mariners Ubrary .t 2006 Dover
Drive. ~ for realdenta, $71 for
nonresidents. For more
Information. call (949) 644-3161.
THURSDAY
The~Coed\
~n. Orange County
Chapter will host • bu al nest
eotution• worklhop at the
Wyndham Garden Hoi.l In Cost.
Meu. The flf1t pert of the
worbhop wlll f>t held from 6 toe.
p.m. 1nd wilt focus on contl"tCU
for colCMI. The tecond part will
deal wfth powetfUI queetionlng
and will be held from 8:30 to 8:30
p.m. The hotel l11t3660Avenue
Of the Atta. For more lnform1tlon,
cell Ela1,,. Aront It (949)
but this year's parade sure
seemed to go off without a
hitch or a complaint.
... NEWPORT OFF1CIALS STILL
TRYING TO EXTEND FLIGHT
CAPS
They were, until just last
week when it all came to a nice
conclusion.
the long-dead idea of buildlllg
a bridge across 19th Street to
connect Costa Mesa and
Huntington Beach. The fact
that the only thing it could
muster after an entire year was
to propose that silly idea ai. a
way to fix the Westside just
proves the committee. made up
at one time of some 80
FOUR NEWPORT BEACH
COUNCIL SEATS UP FOR
GRABS
members, is way too big and
----.eYmbersome to effect any
change.
Now that was a bold
statement. If we couJd have
onJy predicted a Dick Nichols
victory, then I'd be at Santa
Anita race track right now.
CITY PONDERS MORMON
TEMPLE AMID COMPLAINTS
Sure did. But it did much
more than that. It smoothed
out the controversy over the
steeple and hghung and will
now be the only place in
Orange County to house a
Mormon temple.
MARINAPARK PAOJEeT
PUSHES FORWARD, NEARS
GREENUGHT VOTE
Beeeeeeeeeeeeep. Wrong,
wrong, wrong. Marinapark 1s
Mill a mobile home park and
the residents are still situng on
city-owned land and the hotel
by Sutherland Talia was hardly
a bhp in the news last year
NEW DUNES OWNERS PlAN A
275-ROOM HOTEL
Wrong again New owners.
but no hotel.
TRIANGLE SQUARE REINVENTS
rTSELF TO STAY ALIVE
A new paint job maybe. and
the possibility of a new
nightclub there, but nothing
real tangible to say that the
center has a new lease on Life.
RESIDENT COMMITTEE
ENCOURAGES CHANGES TO
WESTSIDE
The only change the
committee encouraged was to
resurrect the past and bnng up
457-6190, or VISlt
www.icforangBCOunty.com.
Mary and Darwin Bobi.t will
present a slide lecture about their
three-year sailing adventure with
their two young sons at 1 p.m. at
the Newport Beach Central
Library. The presentation ia part
of the library's armc:hair travelers
series. The Bobte1 family left from
the San Francisoo Bay and
traveled to Mexico, Hawaii,
Samoa, Fiji and New Zealand.
The library Is at 1000 Avocado
Ave. Free. For more information,
call (949) 717-3801.
JAN.11
Audltiona for the School of
American' Ballet's 2003 Summer .
Court~e wilt be held at the OeFore
Dance Center in Costa Mau .
Auditions are open to
Intermediate and advanced
students only and will be held
from 1 to 2:30 p.m. for
1~ear-olds, from 2:30 to 4 p.m.
for 15-year-olds and from 4 to 5
p.m. for 16-to 18-yeaPOlda.
Students must register one hour
In edvance. For more
Information, call (212)"169-6600
or (714) 241-9908.
JAH.12
The Anonl Si.t.n end VOC91l11
Brenda von Gremp will peffomi
wor1cs for voice. violin and piano st
3 p.m. st the Newport 8eac:tl Central
Ubntry. Owi'1ian AzzlJfW plays the
piano and her sister, Sendra Azzopl
'M>od. plays the violin. The llbnlry
le at 1000 Avocedo Ave. Free. For
ffiOl'9 information, cell (949)
717""3801 °' vWt
www. newpoffblUch/ib,.ry.orr;.
JAN.16
UC tMne Medlcel ~wit
host a .. mi04r on Medicare
benefltt It 10 a.m. In the
Unlvemty Club at the UCI
campue. The eemln1r will foc:ua
on the~ chino-In Medici,.
beliefhl and·~
l~OOYereg.. ttwm not
COV9f Medbre HMO.. Tht dub
"-et Loe~ end EMt
~Drive."-for mor9
Jnfonnldon, Clft (In) ua-OOCS,
orvlefl
www.uclhNldt.~lo&
I
NEWPORT FlSH CO. .
NEIGHBORS SAY SILENCE IS
GOLDEN
Judging by a lack of any real
headlines on this one. I'd say
that's true for the most part
BUSINESS OWNERS REQUEST
HELP TO ABIDE BY WATER
RULES
So far. I.he new rules
governing runoff and polluuon
have brought little outcry But I
suspect that could chanRe 1(
restrictions tighten up.
STATE BUOGET CUTS STRIKE
NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOLS
The cuts really have not been
seen yet. But there's no doubt
that local schools and city
services are going 10 feel tht'
pa.in of the statewide budgt.>t
crisi!">.
LEECE URGES DISTRICT TO
DROP TRUSTEE ZONES
Doesn't really matter no\)1-
because what we !>houJd have
been able to predict was that
Tom Egan wouJdJ:>e s1ttmg in
I.he school board '>eat that
former Trustee Wendy Leece
used to hold.
FERRYMAN POSTPONES DUI
HEARINGS IN HOPES OF
REELECTION
That was wrong and an
illustration of our sometime
cynical view of poht1c1an'
Former school board 1rustet'
Jlm Ferryman took the high
road, pleaded guilty to the
charge of driving under tht.>
mOuence of alcohol and
JAN.17
The Newport Beac:h Chamber of
Commerce will hos1 the Newport
Harbor Christmas Boat Parade
Awards Dinner and Auction from
6 to 11 p.m. at the Four Season'
Hotel. The event will feature
parade winners and have
entertainment, a llve and silent
alJC11on, dinner and much more
The hotel is at 690 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach.
Tidcets are $75 per person. $900
for a table of 12. For more
information. call (949) 729-4400.
UC Irvine Medical Center will
h09t a seminar on hearing loss at
1 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center.
The seminar will have
discussions on symptoms and
treatments of hearing loss. The
center la at 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. Free. For more
lnformawn. call (Sn) UCl-OOCS,
orvl11t
www.ucihealth.com/events.
JAN.21
The Corona del Mar Chamber of
Commerce will host its monthly
networking luncheon at 11 :30
a.~ the Five Crowns
Re rant. Reservations are
required. The restaurant ia at 3801
E. CoartHighway. For more
Information, call (949) 673--4050.
JAN.24
UC lrvlne wffl hoet 1ta 19th annue1
Mertln Luther King Jr.
Symposium, •Preyer, Protest,
and Peace -A Leeder's l.egac:y
for Today," from 7 to 8:30 p_m.
The sympoalum11 lctynote
•PMker will be Julian Bond,
board ctt1lrm1n of the NAACP
and profellQr of tilatory at the
University of Virginia. The
symposium will be hetd In the
Humanltl" lnstNCtk>nel
Building, room 100 at the UCt
C.mpue. F'". For mo,.
lnformetlon, call (Ml) 814-7216.
JM.21
The MOMI C... ol C:O.
M ... ·N041h la holtfno an °'*'
houM It 101.m. at lelurtc hrt
Ind Community c.nter In 0..
Mw. WOmen are •ncou~
to brtng their children Ind wtll
Ntw .... dwQ tD meet~
'
'We want teachers to
feel they are important
people.'
RoWt~
America? Nobody.# SchJW.ng
said.
Schilling said the foundation's
continued involvement in Latin
America is very reWa.rding.
"The people are SQ [dam!
grateful," Schilling said. ~It
makes you feel so humble. They
treat you like a king."
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers
education. She may be readied at
(949) 5744221 or by e-mail at
dtlirdre.newmanOlati~.com
declined to run for reelecuon
RESIDENTS ANTICIPATE
QUIETIR PACIFlC
AMPHITHEATRE
Well they sure did because d\
far as I know, there wasn't om·
peep that could be heard from
that shell of a former concert
ground. But changes and a
remaking of the venue are •mil
in the cards.
FUTURE OF HUSCROFT HOUSE
CONTINUES TO TEETER
Last but not least. It didt1 1
. happen m 2002, t;?ut in 200J 11
looks ltk:e this house that m<1.n\
say is a historic piece of Cmld
Mesa history will find a ne"'
home in the Bernard Street
neighborhood on the Wes1~1dt
So that's the rundown from ''"' big n~ of 2002, or least wha1
we thought would be big nt'\\'
Oleck: back agam next ye<11 1,
we see how our 2003
predictions hold up ...
I'd hke to ta.Ice a minute tlt'ri
to say goodbye to our feature'
ed11or Jennifer Mahal, who ha)
quJI the newspaper to lake ii
1ob Ln the advert1smg industr\
Mahal has been a valued
member of the Daily Pilot ti>.1111
and I will miss her 1mmemel\
Many of you may know her
as I.he editor of our ans and
enienainment, religion and
society pages. but she wa .. ahn
a maior player in the relaunch
of our Sunday edition back m
rebruary of 200 I.
She's been the editor of th.11
Sunday paper ever since.
putting together the ma.in
features and the Life and
Leisure pages.
Good luck Jen, hope you
cnwy your new career.
• TONY DODERO 11 the editor Ht
can be reached vu1 e-mail at
tonv dodt1ro '4 /atimtts.com or
phone at 949-574-4258 or leavtt 11
message for him on our Reader~
Hotline at 949-646·5086
stay-at-home moms The center
1s at 1975 Balearic Drive. For
more Information, call (714)
964-5934
ONGOING
The Newport Beach N.wcomers
Club holds 1 general meeting on
the third Wednesday of every
month. The organization is open
to all Newport Beactt residents
who have lived in the area fewer
than five years. For more
information, call (949) 645-9922
or visit
newcomers-newportbeach.org
Interfaith coupt .. with one
Jew11h partner are invited to
participate in a discussion group
a1 the Jewish Family Se"'ice of
Oran~e County office. The group
is geared toward dealing with
issues between lnterfai1h
couples, suctt as raising
cttildren, observing holiday1,
symbols In the home and
relationships with extended
families. The cost for three
seulons is $45 per couple.
Preregletration le ~ulred. Call ·
to schedule date end time. The
office is at ~50 Et Balter St., Suite
G. Costa Me ... (71 4) ~50.
Wom.n 50 eftd older can foln •
discuaalon group coordinated by
Jewleh Family S.rvTcee to
addtffl lsaue• aucti H anxiety,
deprMlfon, rel.UOnlhlpe,
lonellMM and family. The group
m"ta from 10 to 11 :30 e.m.
Monday• et the a~ o~.
260 E, Bater St., Suite G, eo.te
Meta. Prertglstr.tlon required.
(714) 44M960.
"**of the'= IWlh Pubflc Ubrlry u Boot Stort
are eeklng for patron• to donatl
boob to replenlah the
dwfndllng stoci. Boob may be
left et •nv of the th,.. brtndt
llbnriu -Belbot, ~or Cor~ cMe Mar -or In the boot
doeet next to the Friendl loO*
Stof*, et 1000 AYOCldo /we.,
Newport 8Mich. Alf hatdoa\lef'
•nd P'!~rbec:t donatlotw,...,,
h ftcepdon of meouw. Ind a.w boon, wtft be ecoepted 9"d
art ta ct.duc:dble. {NI) .,.. ... 1
I ,. ' ..
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"If To mmy Lasorda
b[eeds blue for the
D odgers, then I bleed blue
for Corona de/ Mar."
Brent 01den, CdM alumnus, coach
EYE OPENER
Ill DailyAPi~.
po111 Hall cl Fame
I"' ht •• lit:' tt "" ' Mh
January 13 honortt
MATT BROESAMLE
Daily Pilot Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 1949) 5744223 • Sports Fax: 1949) 650-0170 Monday, January 6. 2003 AS
COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASJ<ETBALL
~ • •
UC ll'Vlne's Lauren Yadon (24) puts up a shot over Long Beach States Glory Johnson en route to career-high 21 points
Second-half collapse
UCI, down by one at
halftim e, drops Big Wec;t
Con ference opener to
visiting Long Beach State.
BREN E\/l:NTS C £ :-... ff-R -lJ( Imm:
freshman Lau ren Yadon had nearl) half
the Antealer-.' fit'ld goals en route 10 a
rJreer-h1gh 21
points, bu1 ii wa.,n'I
enough to prC\enl
a 64-50 lo~s to
V1S1ttng Long
Reach State m the
Big West Confer·
ence women·~
baske1baJI opener
for both 11.'am~
Sw1day.
Yadon, a 6-foot-3
forward, made 8 of
19 field-goal at·
tempts (42.1%), Including I of 2 three
pointers, and also netted 4 of 5 foul
hots as the Anteaters' primary ofTen·
slve option. But the rest of UCl's squad
was just 9 of36 from thr field (2591.) and
the hosts made just 7 of 27 shots from
the 6eld in the second half, when they
were outscored, 34·21.
UCl's shooting percentage of 30.9 was
a season low and It's work from the foul
line didn't .help, either. The Anteaters
connected on just 13 of 23 free throws
(56.59'), whUe Long Beach nailed 10 ,r
12 (83.3CJll.).
lt was the ninth t.raight loss to the
• 49ers (4-8) for the Anteaters (7·5), who
have now lost baclc-to-baclc gam for
the first time this season. UO, which
opened 6-2, haa now lost three of Its la.st
four and four or Its last six. UO has also
lost five ttaight regular-season confer·
ence games, dating back to last 90n.
UCI, which uailed. '°*29· et halftime,
was eYeD whh the 49ers with 14:04 left
in the game. But a 20·5 run by the vtai·
'ton over the next 10 minutes aecured
"'Yk:tory in a RIJlle that featured elght
\
-..
Anteaters' Christina Callaway (44) dnves around Long Beach defender Lauren
Bull dunng 49ers' Big West Conference-opening road victory Sunday afternoon.
lead changes and three ties.
Long Beach State dominated In the
rebounding department, collecting 47
to the Anteaters' 28.
Yadon added five rebounds, while
teammate Oui.st.ioa Callaway, a 6·0 jun·
lor forward. collected a game-hJgh 11
rebounds and a career·htgh ix steals to
go with her five points.
Kristen Green, a 5·8 jvruor guard,
chipped In 12 points for the hosts. who
return to action Thursday when they
host cal Sta te Fullerton ln another Big
West clash at 7 p.m..
&eluding Yadon. UO 's tarters made Just 7 or 33 flrld·goaJ attemptS (212').
agiln.st a Long Beach State squad that
came In leading Big~ contingents tn
1COrtng defense.
Glory JohNOn ltd Long Beach State
With 20 points and clgbt rebound& She
knocked down 8 of 13 ·neld goal at-
tempts (61.591.l to help the 49ers fini h
at 42.4CJL from the field (25 of 59).
UCl's 50 point were Its second-few-
est of the season, behind a 47-poinl oul·
put in a three·point lo~ al Loyola Mary·
mount Dtc:. 28.
LlOM leech St. M, ua 50 . l'"'9 leedl llnt-Johrwon 20, Ruth•.
Wilton 8, Baker 6, Me<:k 2rGOPChalk 11,
818'/lnt 6, Bull 5, Stout 2
3-pt goell -Goac:Nlk 3, Bull 1
foui.d out Ruth Ted'lnicelt -none. UC !Ntfte-Yadon 21, ~ 5. Foeutkner 0,
Gabb9 I, GrMn 12. fergUIOn 4, Biggins 2,
Ulher t. •
3 pt go.-... Ylldon 1, G.t>be 1, Green 1
Fouled out -none. • ~nai.-"°"'' . Hatftlme"' I.Ong Beed\ St. 30 29
III Daily A Pilot III
SpOrts Hall of Fame
CPlPbrating thP n1iJ1Pnniun1
BRENT
1 I'
\ ·;.OGDEN
Corona de] Mar ,
Sea Kings ' iongtime walk-on vo lunteer coach
began his devotion to Sea Kings as a player.
Richard Dunn
Daily Pilot
E arlv 111 h1.., cJrecr a'> a
v-.alk -on a..,.,...,tdnt football
coach at C ornnJ del \1ar
I hgh \\111111ng came '>O
frequent!} Lhac Brent Ogden\ true
football di'>cernment might have
hel'll J little d1stor1ed
! >gdl·n JS do~e J' ;myone to
m\ning the label "\tr ( orona del
\l.ir \\1th ht!> upbringing and
111\11IH·ment in Cd\I athlellc'>.
.... 1.1r11·d c <Mrhing loocball m 1986
\\ 11 h Bill < ool on the fre-.hman
It•\ t-1. then moved up to cht.-
..,opho1nore team and .i year later
1.imlt·d on the var!>lt) under
l1:gt•11d.tr\ tormer L<.1~1 Coach
U.tH' I lolland
I ht• "l'a King., d1dn t lo.,e much
111 tlw'e \ears The\ had plaver'
111 tht· prc>gram ltl..e Dannv (}':'\ell.
Jell Jari....,on \\'arren John,on.
\\e.,tclll Johnson Bna.n luca'>.
Jerrott \\'1llard. Bobb~
I lall. John Katovs1ch
and lodd Ka1m-,ich
In Ogden!> fir!>t \ear
a.," l Odeh. the l.d\I
frt·,hman team
en10\'l'd an
undl'1l'.1ted campaign
lhl'n tl1l' 'ophomore
tl'dl!l Wt'nl unbeaten.
tht•n tlw var'>ll~
l.ip1un•d
a l111lt.' c1tf tune, of cour.,e But I
tan '>Ill~ 11
Perhap'> Ogden·s greatest
contr1bu11on to the program
came 111 the manner of hi'>
bu.,111e'>'> .\ builder and dewloper
''1th about 100 shopping center'>
m '>outhNn < ahforn1a co his
m m pan\., credit. Ogden and a
few other motivated Cd\1 dads -
among 1hern John WaJ7. Oa\1d
Grubb., and Gordie Oemen'> -
built the v. eight fac1hl) and
foo1ball complex on campu'> and
named 11 aher Holland
"\\e \'ent drJ\\'Tl to \1annt•
;'l;atton.s.l Ban~ \\here we h.id .s.
relat1on\h1p. and borrowed
$350.000 and JU!>t built che facility
and donJted 11. ·Ogden !>aid "It
has reall\. helped Lhe football
pro~ram get the maximum
potenuaJ out of every kid ,.,ho
come., through the program,
becau'>e \\1th a '>mall ~lhool, you
need to get the most out of 11
And this fanluv gives
them the woh '>ll the}
can all ~un1\l' \\lth a
c;mall ro~tt'r It h.is
'' orked out real ~ell
and paid dl\1dend'>
bat~-to back. CIF
\outht'rn \ec11on
DI\ hlOn \ I
l'hiHllJ>IOll'hlp'> Brent Ogden
Ogden. who
de.,1gned the bu1ldmg,
and Grubb' v.anted 10
implement the plan
\Ooner. buc It wac;n't
un11J \\'alz and tha1
group " came along
Lhat Lhe bluepnnt
reaLhed fru111on 111 the
m1d -1990s. I thought, I le~.
.invhmh can coach
tht., ~arne. " said Ogden. who
'Pt'nt three\ ear' rnarhing Junior
\II \11wman football. but ha'
olhl'f\\ l'>e been attached to the
( d~I program .. ince '86 and
touchl·<l many h\e'> v.1th hi'>
po'>lll\ e .1111tude
"II\ fun I love being a poo,111ve
mfluem. e 1 o ( 1he player'>)," added
Ogden, a longtime member of 1he
Board of Director-; for
Newpon \lesa Junior
All American 1-oocball
Ogden has coached manv
athlete!. 111 th11> vear\ CdM
sophomore cla.Ss m foo1baJI.
soccer and baseball. through the
you1h team' of hi' ~on. Brent Ill
Ogden' dad . Brent played
quarterback al Cal. while chis
week's Da1Jv Pilot ',pow. Hall of
Fame honoree played fullback
and middle hnebacl..er at< dM 1n
the early 1970s. then continued
hi~ career at San Diego late
"Lorona del Mar's home for
me It., a pec1al place: Ogden
aid ·r ve donated a lot of time
and effort over the years. llut I
just love the kids. The chool has
a great adm1n1strauon a great
coaching staff and to me a great
enV1ronment. lfTommy Lasorda
blee~ blue for the Dodgers, then
l blt'ed blue for Corona del Mar.
"I'm probably the only one who
can sing the alma matrr -albeit
..
~
I 2 1 II
Hlgh .. -..:1 2 -· We11rta.-.1~0.-.--· COlllll ...... 7 p..M: ...... ,__,,...
"It took ume to get
11 through the i'<ewport-Mesa
school board. because they were
co'ncerned '>Omelhing was behind
11 But there "ac;n'1 We JUSI
wanted 10 build the fa'c1hry and
dpnace 11 he ~aid.
In terms of h1ghhght., for
Ogden, the c;econd CIF D1vt~1on
VI champ1onsh1p m 1989 would
top the hst as a coach. becau~e
Lhac year, n obody Lhought the Sea
Kmg would repeat. mcludmg
themsehec;
"We thought we'd have 10 gel
lucky to even get into the
playoffc;, • Ogden said.
As a p layer. Ogden said "always
beaung Edison" was a htghitght.
In the autumn of 1973, Ogden
earned s~ond-team All·lrvme
League honors as a hnebaci.er
and al o lrd the Sea IGngs·
offense m rushing, wh1ch
included a 139-yard effort and
two touchdowns on 18 carries
against Magnolia m the season
finale
Ogden. whose company was
recently awarded the contract by
the county for the redevelopment
of Dana Point Harbor, lives In
Corona del Mar with his wife,
Katie. and three children -twtns
Breanne and Brent m and e.artyn.
11. Ogden could also be spotted
last fall behind the miaopbone
at CdM girls volleyball match
'
,
I
M Moncfa>t, January 6, 2003 SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL FROM THE SIDELINES
,
Mesa, Eagles open tonight Former OCC
· coach Rosso Mustangs, Estancia begin
Golden West League
schedule with a busy week.
B•rry F•ulkner
Daily Pilot
Coaching an Estancia High boys basket·
ball team that followed a nine-game winning
streak with a three-game losing skein, OUis
Soru blows a little something about
rhythm But that knowledge, he believes, is
nullified by a whimsical schedule that goes
along with competing in d!e Golden West
League, which tips off tonigl'tt.
Estancia (10-4), plays the first of its three
league games in five days tonight at 7 at
Westmlnster. The Eagles then take the next
14 days to play their next three league
games, concluding the first round Jan. 24 at
league title favorite Ocean View.
·1 haven't played a game In It yet, but I'm
not a fan," Sorce said of the seven-team for-
mat, in wt\ich one team endures a bye each
nigl'tt the other six league teams square off
against one anoJher. ·11's so funky. I just don't
see any rhythm to it. The only positive 1 see
in a seven-team league is that the top four
teams go to the playoffs (one more than
those .who automatically advance from six-
team circuits)."
The Eagles a.re projected to be one of those
four automatic qualifiers, expected to finish
anywhere from second to fourth.
Ocean View, which visits Costa Mesa in
the Mustangs' Golden West debut tonight at
7, Is the clear-cut favorite. The Seahawks
(11 -3) are ranked No. 4 in Orange County,
though they have not played since Dec. 21 .
Estancia. Santa Ana and Orange, not nec-
essarily in that order, are expected to lead
the chase pack. with Costa Mesa. Saddlebad
and Westminster hoping to surprise and
break Into the upper echelon.
Costa Mesa (4-9) hopes playing tough pre-
league slate has helped its young lineup get a
varsity crash course.
Estancia did catch a break from the sched-
ule maker in opening with Westminster.
coached by former CdM High girls head man
Flben Davis, and Saddleback (Wednesday).
before hosting Santa Ana Friday. The Eagles
figure to be 2-0, beading into Friday's early
crucial
STEVE MtCRANK I DAILV PILOT
Jordan Stroman (23) has been a catalyst off the bench for Estancia's Eagles this season.
,
The Eagles are led by 6-foot-8 senior cen-
ter Joey Lindquist and 6-4 !><>phomore for-
ward Carlos Pinto. along with ..enior guards
Zack Novak and Matt Cachola.
Novak (7.1 ppg) is also a cat~
Costa Mesahas been keYerl by senior
Danny Krikorian.
The fourth-year varsity performer is aver-
aging 17.3 points and 41 three-pointer~
MWe're excited to get into league." i.aid
Sorce, who hopes his F.agles don't get ahead
of themselves and forget to bring their peak
performance to the first two games this
week.
Lindquist i'> avernging 12.9 pomts and
around I 0 rebounds, while Pinto, a two-year
varsity veteran. b avcraging 13.9 ppg.
Me~'& talented youngsters include fresh-
man point guard Brian Molina (5.8 ppg),
freshman Scon Knox (5.2 ppg) and sopho-
more Jeff Waldron (4.0 ppg). Marko Stankov-
ic, a 6-6 junior, chips in 5.9 ppg.
Cachola. who along with Lindquist was an
all-tournament performer in the post-Christ-
mas Coast Oassic.chips in 7.5 ppg. while
Shadow lands
Looking back. 5 years ago this week.:
The Newport Harbor Hlgh girls water
polo team trounces visiting Woodbridge, 5
17-0, to open up Sea View League play.
Harbor's leading scorer, Katherine Gregg.
notches four goals while Alden Moore
nets three scores before Coach Brian
Kreutzkamp puts her back in at goaJie in
the third period. She makes one save The
offense receives a boost from Jocelyn
Manderlno. Kyndra Cox and Diana Day,
who each score two goals while Autumn
MlllJhn and Heather Pappas tally one
apiece. Senior goalkeeper Erin Kennedy
records four saves in the first half.
Estancia High football coach John Uebengood resign~ after
12 seasons. He says. "I sat down over Olristmas vacation and
considered the pluses and minuses and came to the decision
that the time was right for me to move on." Uebengood
remains at Fstancia as a full-time teacher. ln his 12 seasons
Uebengood amasses a 53-67-3 record. including a 10-win Sea
View League championship sea.MJn in 1989 and three trips to
the ClF Playoffs. He is Fstancia's winnlngest football coach in
the 33-year history of the varsity program.
Newport I larbor High's girls basketball team completes a
35-32 nonleague triumph over Costa Mesa in the Sailors' first
home game of the season. I ~arbor sophomore April Ross
amasses a career-high 17 points with 15 rebel.Inds and four
blocked shots. Both teams win two quarters and Mesa has a
30-26 lead before Newport's Kristen Urban drills a
three-pointer with 3:19 left to begjn a rally that puts Newpon
up, 35-30, with l :05 to go. Newpon junior Md1ssa Holllster
contributes 10 rebounds while~ Powerw (13 points), Julie
Collett (lo rebounds and five points) and Nancy Hat:sushl (six
points and five boards) pace the visitors.
Southern California College (now Vanguard University)
thumps visiting Dominican, 95-31, ln a nonleague women's
college basketball game. The Vanguards (12-4) take a 9-0 lead
with help from a three-pointer by Alana Kempton and two
treys by Amee Pina. The Vanguards hlt 10of18 from behind
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Emde and Amber Cllaney. Pina nets 19
points. including 5 of 7 from behind the
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Lookm g back. IO years ago this week:
nu.• Estancia High boy<> basketball
team defeats Pacific Coa .. 1 League nv-cl.I
Co.,rn M esa. 76-59. in the circuit's opener.
f-_c;tancia (l'HJ) take<> rontrol or the game
in the third quarter. doubling the
Mu~tangs' output of 12 poinu. m the
penod. Jim Faulkner goe., 5 for 5 from
the fi eld in the second half and finishes
with a game-high 24 point.<,. I le converts
all 13 of his free-throw attempt'>. Estancia
10
goes on a 9-0 run after being ued. 40-40, as Zade Rk:hardaon
hits a three-pointer to stretch the margin to 47-40.
Costa Mesa High's girls basketball team routs Estancia. 64-22,
m the PCL opener. Mesa's OIMa OICamJllJ finishes with a
game-high 17 points in lirruted action as the Mustangs jump
out to a 27-6 lead with 3:55 left in the second quarter. The
Mu stangs hold the Eagles to no more than six points in any
quarter. Heat.her Robbuon tallies 15 points for Mesa (11-4)
while Karla Dominguez and Laura Czlngu1a each score six
points for the f:agles (8-5).
1lm Mang succeeds Gary Sala?.ar as the Corona del Mar
I ligh tennis coach.
Newport I !arbor I ligh's boys b'"ketball team opens Sea View
League play with a 64-51 victory over Saddlebad. The Sailors
(8-51 outscore the Roadrunners. 17-4, in the first six and a half
minutes of the third period to forge a 47-30 lead. Saddlebad
closes to within 48·45, with 4:SO left In the game after a 13-0
run, but Newpon prevalls. JunJor guard Bric Vallely scores a
game-high 26 poinb and grabs a career-high 14 rebounds.·
Junior center Ramy Shouby adds 16 polnts, 13 rebounds and
three blocked shots. TI1ree-year varsity starter Mutt Mc:Anlla
returns to the floor from a knee injury and scores six points on
two three-pointers. The Tars limit Saddleback to 17 of 45 Crom.
the field (37.7%).
-compiled by Bryce Alderton
reflects back
Though he treasures
memories of time
leading Pirates, he
wishes he could have
given even more.
He added, •1t wu such a great
atmosphere lo work in. 'That la
why I feel I should ha~ been
able to stay with that work ethic
. with more intensity; by being
more aggressive in recruiting
and being more Intense and
selfish about the football
0 n the Oow of a bright program.·
new year, one-time Rosso said, MBut you know all
Orange Coast College those points become marginal
football coach Ray when you meet SO years later.
Rosso has chosen to rellect back ·Now. I only hope I was able to
with treasured feelings for all the give the best opportunity for the
players who followed his aspirations of any and all who
direction through seven years of had the need tu want to play
tutoring the Pirate gridders. , football I further hope that I
Rosso. 86, who made his first was able, In some small way, to
. sterling mark as a junior college help them in thelr later lives -
coacnwhen he led now-that-is really-
Olaffey CoUege to the lmponant. •
Junior Rose Bowt and a The one-time
victory over Cameron champion coach said.
Okla. in the rnid-I 940s. "Yes, I would do some
came to the new OCC things differently, but.
in 1948 and coached you see, I had to learn
the grid fortunes by experience as well.
through the 1955 The bonom line is, I
season. could have done more.
During that time, Having said that. I
Rosso led OCC to an realize that my
Eastern Conference DON coaching career was
championship in 1951 CANTRELL because ofa high
and to a triumphant school coacl) who cared
season in 1949, when the Pircttes for me as a boy with a need and
established an 8·2 record and a desire. and he represented a
drew a bowl Invitation, which wonderful way to a future life for
they declined due to injuries. me. ln a small way, I hope those
One of his major highlights in early OCC years allowed me to
recent years came In Noven'ilier: help In the same way."
1991, when his 1951 team came Rosso, who also taught golf,
together for a SO-year reunion. tenrus and sailing for years at
thanks to the energized efforts of OCC has. at umes. struggled in
two '51 leaders: tackle F.d Mayer, recent years crying to stay in the
a Newpon Harbor High grad, best of health.
and guard Fred Owens, a Marine Yet, he has remained
veteran. It was staged on the consistently posiuve.
OCC campus during the He said, ·rm rid of the cane
Fullerton game and. afterward. and I had an innovative
in a social center. shoemaker put together a new
Asked about one particular supponive sole that has resulted
team tribute, Rosso wd. "Well, in an almost normal walldng
to me. any reminder of the grut. It encouraged me so ibucb
players makes it so Lmponant that I ventured out to the desert
for them in these later years. and climbed my old f'amiliar traO
Nostalgia and memories at this in the Santa Rosa Mountains.
time of year become very dear. plus some hill bicycling. I feel
"Having saJd that, and ready for SO more years.
recognizing that l'U be 87 In "Acrually, I'm just happy to be
March, I also reevaluate the past able to walk. to see, to talk. to
with more feeling. For example, t.hinJc and especially to
the SO-year reunion brought me remember.·
in closer touch with the Ro~. born in Turin, Italy,
individual personalities of each grew up in the Oakland area and
player. seeing them in their 60s became a top-ranldng guard at
and 70s. I really became UC Bert.eley under Coach Stub
impressed with how mu'h Allison.
responsibtlity I had in that phase
of their lives. And. in this
respect. I reflect I could have
done so much more by being
more closely involved with ~ach HAPPY BIRTiiDAY
·one."
Rosso. a Navy fighter piJot
during World War ll. said.
"Football ls so demanding of
coaches. players. their families,
friends. the community and the
college, that it requires all of
one's efforts to give the best one
can to some awesome
responsibilities. Sadly. I could
have done more. Yes. I did have
other interests and needs that
would have given more return to
the players, as well as all the
other facets of the supporting
groups."
He continued, ·As it was, I
was fortunate to have Wendell
Pickens, who helped us get
underway. Then. a wonderful,
small campus feeling of
adventure. plus Che excitement
of being the first in anything."
Coast launched its first
football team in 1948.
Rosso said, •pacilltles were
minimal, equlpment was
second-hand, and needs were
awesome In the beginningr But.
never for a day was there any
doubt about wanting to move
a.head.
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ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q I • As Soulh, vulneniblc, you The biddlna has orocceded: hold: WEST NORTI( EAST SOtmt '"' ~ .... ., • AQJ763 o Q o KJ 1096' • ~ Wba1 do you bid now?
The biddin11 has orocceded: SOlTfH \VF;S1' NORTH .EAST
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20 ~ 3• ..... ' ~ do you bid now?
A • Forget about polnt ccunt and North'~ initial weak response -you
bave a slam lf panner bas the right
controls. Stan cue-bidding wilh four
c lubs and, if panner shows a Rid ace,
you arc well on the way.
Q 2 • Neither vulnel"llble, yqu hold:
• J 7 4 <' 10 9 8 3 " AK 7 • A llJ
Your left-hB11d opponem·~ one-spil(je
opening bid geL~ pas-i round 10 you.
What action do you lake?
A· Obviou~ly partner has 11 fair hand
bu1 could DOI ac1 because of strcnath or length in spades. Bid one oo munp. In the balancing ~al lhal
shows 11-1 S points and no1 necessar-
ily more in spade~ than what you
have.
Q 3 · Both vulnerable. you hold·
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Partner open' one no trump. \Vhat do
you ~pond?
A • Playing at no trump. you are not
going to produce a single trick for
partner. Experience ~how:. that 11 t~
berter to play tn your suit. M> bid 1wo
lpades, br uun~fcr into spades if
1hose arc yoor method~. Your hand
should deliver at least a couple of
tricb at a spade cootract.
Q 4 · Neither vulnerable. a~ South
you hold.
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A • Partner's bid is a minor-sun take·
out ~ilb spades, panncr would
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po1nlS io the minors, partner sUR:ly
must have firs1-!Wn<f spade control.
So don't J>IUSyfoot arounCI -.biJ
seven dialUClllds I
Q 5 • Both vulnerable. as South you
hold:
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The bidding has ~ecded.
NOR11J EMIT. SOUTH W~T
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Wha1 do you bid now?
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1wo no trump wilh such a SCCUR:
stopper in the unbid ~un. However. it
, 1s more imponan1 IO tell partner lbat
you have long hearu. Ml we opt for
two heans and await developments.
Q 6 ·East-West vulnerable, as South
you hold:
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Dx biddmca' nroceed,.,f NORTH ~"'J' SOUTH WEST
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tine. Bid 1wo diamon<h. wluch >&)'•
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forcing >ituation. When you suppon
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 2008
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KENT TR(PT 1/1 DA 1 I'
A shredded billboard flails in the wind as worker s try to d1s~antle 1t on Monday. The billboard, off of Newport Boulevard near Industrial
Way, was destroyed by ·strong Santa Ana winds. The gusts are expected to continue through this afternoon.
Winds wreak havoc
Santa Anas roll through
Newport-Mesa on Monday,
knocking out power, downing
trees and creating messes.
Winds will continue today.
Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
I t was !>O windy that trees dropped down
with a thud. power line., coUap"sed and
some didn't have to tum off the liKht
switch before going to bed.
It was -;o windy that makeshift stop signs at
blacked-out traffic lights blew away and street
signs ~napped off the beams and hung on one
bolt like an action movie victim waiting to be
rescued.
It was so windy that boats slipped off their . . rnoonngs.
It wa.<> so wmdy in Newport Me'><! on lue-.-
day that the I !arbor Patrol'!> win<.l-mea'>uring
device broke. ·
Santa Ana wind~ winnowed through 1he
street~ like a fiery vandal Sunday night and
Monday morning. littering the streets. tearing
down Lree branches and memlessly '>lapping
outages on hundreds of home~. ·
Both Costa Mesa and Newport Beach suf~
fered from an array of effects. Oeanup crew;
worked through the day
"We had at least 20 larger tree'> a., well a'>
u-ee limb'> go down,~ said BdJ Moms. Costa
Mesa's director of public ~ervice~. "Mo'> I of the
trees and limb-. took the power lines with
them, and we had people working from 6 a.m.
almost until 5 p.m:
Southern California Edbon officiaJ<; said
~veral hundred customers 111 the Newport-
Me!>a art'a were without power Monday morn-
ing. N. uf Monday evening, 90 cm.tomef'> were
in the dark in < O'il!I Mesa and 200 in Newport
FYJ
A few tips for power outages from Southern
California Edison:
• If you see downed lines. call the police and
fire departments right away.
•Turn off or unplug unnecessary electrical
·equipment, especially sensitive electronic
equipment.
• Make sure you have battery-operated radios
and flashlights. Do not rely on candles
because they pose a significant fire hazard.
• Do not cook indoors with charcoal or other
fossil fuels. They can cause deadly fumes 1f
used indoors.
• Edison customers affected by the outages
may call (800) 611 -1911 or the telephone
number onJheir bill for information. ... Beach ~ome areru. may remam without power
until latl' 1lw; mommg. offitiab said.
See WINDS, Page A4
Art museum.names new executive director
leadership position at a time when
the county is emerging as a cultural
center.
"Orange County is really com ing
Orange County Museum of Art in Newport Beach
taps New York art museum director after yearlong
search to replace Naomi Vine. into its own, with a progressive ruJ .
current gig, Szalcacs heads program tural scene that's developing inde-
d evelopment. the planning of a new pendent of traditional structures and
building and museum management. definitions, and against the grain of
officials said. preconceptions about the region."
Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Orange
County Museum of Art officials ended
their exhaustive hunt for a new ex-
ecutive director Monday.
Dennis S:za.k:acs, now the deputy di-
rector of the New Museum of Con -
temporary An in New York. will re-
place Naomi Vine, who died of cancer
a little more than a year ago. In his
He will begin at the Orange County S1.ak.acs said in the statement.
Museum of the Arts in April. He also expressed a ready willing-
Sz.alcacs was in New York on Mon-ness to foUow Vine's successful lead
day and was unavailable for a tele-and build upon the venue's intema-
phone interview. tionaJ reputation while "reaching
In a pcepared statement from mu-&!deeper into Orange County's diverse
seum officials. Szalcacs said he was community."-
"lhrilled and honored" to assume the Vine, who~ admired as an arts
THE VERDlCT
professional who helped form the
museum, died Dec. 27. 2001. after a
battle with cancer. She was 52.
The yearlong search for a new dt·
rector drew upon the talents of many
dedicated people, said Darrel Ander
son, chainnan of the museum's board
of directors. Anderson said he was
grateful for the m useum'!> commit·
ment to finding the best in the midst
of such trying times.
·And. as it will soon be clear. it \.WS
well worth the effort." he said.
• lDUTA HARPER covers Costa· Mesa.
She mey be reac:tied at (949) 574-4275 or
by e-mail at lolita.harper ~lat1mes com
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garden as soon as we moved, and I've
always had one since.
WEATHER
-members
overrule
planners
Costa Me~a council narro~y
approve~ secon d -~tory ~
addition that Planning
Commission denied.
Lolita Harper
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CO\ I A \11 \:\ I ht' <.m C 011nol ap-
pruvetl ,, lt1rgL ·runotlehng pmJt'U on the
We-.t'>IUl' \!1111<.l.t~ rnght "'1Y111g 11 wa!> a
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dr'>'>t'rll111g l>1·cau'>t' rlwv -.aid rlw hou'-t' was
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"Tht. lormer t ra11-.111011al /fine ,., where
1h1-. property ".md hu-.tnt''-'>t'' were perm.it-
ll'U lhere unul \\t' changt'd 11 re<.ently:
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NEWPORT BEACH
Leagues try
to light up
the night
Several groups ask Newport
Beach parks commissioners
to extend lighting hours at
five playing fields.
June Casagrande
Daily Pilot
NF\.\IPORl REACI I -In the n~er-endrng
'>lTUggle to help kid'.> find plan·-. to play
spon.s, city qaff members are recommend-
mg that I.he Park.o;. Beaches and Recrearion
Cornm1o;sion approve a request 10 ex1end
the hours of lighting at five area playmg
fields
Newpon Beac b L.11tll· l.l'ague ha!> asked
that lrghting hour-ht• extended until 9:45
p.m. at Uncoln Athleuc Center'i. fields I and
2 on Friday evenmg ... lw~een reb 7 and
lune U. and unW 7 p.rn '-'aturda~ from
Feb. 15 through ApriJ S
The Newport Riputle youth '>pon.s organi-
1..ation has a!>ked for longer ltghung hours
for it'> upcoming Pantie Girls fast Pitch Soft-
hall Triple Crown lournamenl. It is asking
for lights until 9 p.m Feb. H and until 8 p.m.
Feb. 9 at Bonita Creek. Arroyo and Grant Ho-
wald parks.
See LIGHTS, Pace M
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A s'Tamily legend has it, centuries ago,
our ancestors were dwelling ln
Scotland during a f'amine. The locaJ
peasantry was starving in the countryside,
while the local lord was cozy in his castle.
With the help of his lcnlghts. he had taken
whatever food there was from the
peasants. ln addition, he had a substantial
garden within the castle wa11s; &o'he and
his were eat.log well. The peasants would
bave been wiped out if It wasn't for one
person within the castle walls -the lord's
gardener.
that the lord didn't
become suspicious;
otherwise, he would
have lost his head, and
our family wouldn't
have come into being
since he is our ancestor
and Why we bear the
name Gardner.
There's a certain challenge lo gardening
in this area -namely the adobe soU. I've
lived in my house more than 50 years,
amended the sou every year and. every
year, It's like breaking up concrete when I
first get started.
I should state that when I say garden. I
mean vegetable garden. I've never had any
lnterest ln Oowers. I know pe0p1e who are
passioiuue abOut orchids or roses. and I .
admire tht"lr enthusiasm, but for me. J l!U
to be able to eat the lhlngs I grow.
The winds haven't left vet
but they will Expect highs In
the mld-70. to lower 80I.
SeePaaeA2
Every nlght he would go to the castle
garden and harvest what he could and to
It ~the Wills to the peasants out.tide.
ObYtously, he left enough in the garden so
ROBERT
GARDNER
I don't mow if it's
something in the gen
but l have always
enjoyed gardcnlng. I
never tried it until we
mOved to Corona dd Mar &lnce It wu
l.mpoillble to grow anything In the aand or
the 1'aJboa Penlns~ but I plantt.-d a
SPORTS
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Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q 1 • A.t South. vulner8ble. you
bold:
• AQJ7o3 ~Q o KJ1096• • "*!
The blddirut has orocceded:
S0UTlt WF.S't NORTH EAST
I• IW INT "-l e Put l • ,_
?
What do you bid now?
A • Forger about p()int count and
Nonh 's initial weak rcsporu;t" -ypu
have a slam if partner has the right
control~. Sta.rt cue-bidding with four
clubs W. if partner 5hows a red ate.
you are well on the way
Q 2 • Neither vulnerable, you hold:
10 9 8 3 O A K 7 • A 8 3
Your left-hand opponent'~ one-~pade
• operung bid gets passed round to you.
What action do you lllkc"
A • Obviously partner has 11 fair hand
bw could OOl llCl bccau<;e of sll'Cnglh or length 1n spade<> Bid <'lOe no
trump. In the balancing seat !hat
shows 11 • I 5 points and not nece:s1J11·
ily more in spade' than what you
have.
Q J • Both vulnerable, you hold.
• 8 7 6 J 2 .• 10 7 2 8 3 • 8 7 J
Partner opens one no trump. What do
you rc~pond'!
NOMAnER
Ttie blddin& has procecic!ed: WEST NORTh EAST S01.11'R •1:1 fNT r.. ' What do you bid now?
A· Partner's bid is a minor-sulr Uike-
oul -w1lh spades, partner would
have doubled'. With al lllO.'ll etght
points in I.be m111on. partner sun:ly
m11$1 have rmn-round spade control.
So don't pussyfooc arowid -bid
seVCD diamonds!
Q 5 • Boch vulnerable, as Sooth you hold· -
• K Q 6' e> J 10 95 32 84 •1
The bidding has nrocccded:
NO.RTU EASlr SOUTH
I• PllS!i I l e Pa.55
What do you bid now''
A • 'These days, opcner'h n::vcn.e is
forcing 10 two no trump or three of
opener's su1L It 1b tempting to rebid
rwo no ll\lmp with such a secure
~topper in lhc unbid su1L However, it
is more important 10 tell partner tbal
you have long heart.<, so we opt for
two hearts and 11w11.1t dcv_dopmenu..
Q 6 • Ea.\1-Wc~nulnerohlc, 3" South
you hold:
The bidding hd.\ proceeded NORTH EAST socrnr
I• Pu> I
I• "-~ What do you bid nov. ·1
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