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THINKING ALLOWED
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Cowan wins
day in council
• compromzse
S ometimes things just seem to work
lhemselves out.
1Wo years ago, lhe City Council
a ppointed planning commissioners by
majority rule, ensuring lhat each council
member could weigh in on lhe selectio n
to the cruciaJ comminee. 1Wo years ago,
Councilwoman Libby Cowan was part of
lhe usuaJ council majority and didn't
have to worry about the lack of poUticaJ
sup port for her top choices.
LOLITA
HARPER
And two years ago.
lhe council rejected
Cowan's suggestion to
directly appoint
planning
commissioners and
parks and recreation
commissioners,
saying 1t was
emblernaticaJ
cronyism and
poUticaJ favoritism.
So lhe council moved
forward wilh
replacing lhe enure
Planrung Comrrussion tn one fell swoop.
What followed was a chaouc parody of
a game show. m which lhe dais sh ould
have been equipped wilh buu,ers to
indicate who was lhe first 10 make his or
her nomination. Wilhout such a crafty
device. city leaders frantically sought
!hen-Mayor Cowan's recognition by
bellowing to her to acknowledge lhem
before all lhe vacancies were filled.
"Madam mayor,• lhey would clamor.
beating out a colleague by just
milliseconds.
The speediest speakers forced an up
or down vote for !heir Planning
Commission preference. and lhe first
five nominated were appointed.
This year. wilh anolher "improver" on
tJ)e dais and no clear hnes of allegiance
between council members. Cowan was
faced wilh the very real possibility that
none of her top commissioner picks
would get lhe necessary three votes fo r
a ppointment
But she doesn't have to worry about
that anymore. Thanks to overwhelming
support from lhe cou ncil on Monday.
Cowan and her colleagues will have lhe
pleasure of appointing !heir choices
without lhe unruly voting procedure.
While Cowan said Wednesday lhat sh e
has no problem wilh lhe previous
See ALLOWED, Pae• M
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S erving th e Newp o rt-Mesa comm unity s ince 1907
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2003
DON LEACH /DAit Y Ptto·
Fireworks illuminate the sky at twilight where the new $200-rrnlhon Renee and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall breaks ground.
Razin g the bar
Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
COS1A Mr~ -Ton'> or
destruetJve metal machinery were
never as beauuful as thc>y were
Thursday evening while breaking
ground m cadence a1 the stte of
lhe fu1ure Renee and I lenry
Segerst.rom C .oncert I laJI
Three gtant backho~. dnven by
Rtch Holt. Fr.mk Fa..el and
Andrew Maclnnl<,, moved m
sequence under the direction of
world -renowned mae-.tro Carl St.
Oatr as Carl Michael 7Jehrer's
"Velvet and Silk" played m the
Performing A rts Center's
$200-million expansion begins
with choreographed backhoes
Led by symphony conductor
background. me rhythmll
de-.trucoon marlc.ed the
groundbreaking of a $200 rmlhun
expansion of lhe Orange Count\
Performing Ans Center
me choreographed effort
succeeded in making colo'>c;al
equipment, transporting heap-. of
din. look downni;i1 gratt>ful It,.
wa' an u11raraJll'll'tl 'cene m
\\hit h :.!,000 refinl'd Orange
c ount1an., .,hctred lhl' .,tage wuh
n•fint.>ry appar.tlt1' .\n e'(J)lo..;1ve
lh.,play of fin•wor~' ra .. 1 a
'P<.'l lal'uldJ gloY. owr the
1111m1tahlt' ewnt
The earth-4'hattenng
performance wa-. a p1vo1a1 'tt'p m
pumng Orange County a1 tht·
forefront of lhe an-. communtl\,
offic1ah ~d Jerrv \1andel. thl'
Center's president. '-clld the nt.'\'
pro1ect will all<M the communtf\
10 expand every performanct.> area
11 ha!>.
"V\llat tt bnng!> ''the fine<,t
venue for performance-. an~here
m the country.· he '><ltd
The new 2.000-..eal concert hall
and 500-seat mu~tc: !heater will
cuver 260.000 <,quare fl't'I and
See BAR, Paee A4
School helps make wish come true
Fund-ra is ing effo rts a t Ne wport Harbor
High a llow Costa Mesa girl recovering fro m
leukemia to take a Dis ney cruise.
Christine Carrillo
Oa1ty Pilot
lhe music that blared through
lhe gymnasium. She was tn awe
of the students performmg and
lhey were in awe of her
\tarted fund-raismg to grant her
w1\h, a Du.ney cnuse. which lhey
presented 10 her at lhe assembty.
'Tm absolutely amazed lhat
lhey've been able to raise so
much money so quickly.· said
Wendy Taylor. lhe club's faculty
advisor. "I think tlus had more of
a pen.anal (a<;pectJ to 1L, but ...
lhey really juc;t wanted to give
back and make la child! feel spe-
daJ."
Whitfield
The students tn Lhe dub.
which wa." ~tabl&Yled tn Octo·
ber. dtd not truually know tha1
Hannah would be the child lhey
were assi,gned to help When
they found out, It provided 1hem
wilh added modvaoon
SEAN HILLER I DAil Y PILOT
Hannah Whitfield, who is being treated for leukemia, is presented
with a Disney cruise trip from the Make-A-Wish Club during an
assembly at Newport Harbor High School.
NEWPORT BEACH -l lannah
Whitfield 's eyes sparkled with ex-
citement as she watched lhe
Newport Harbor High School
cheerleaders, dance team and
b reak dancers perform Thursday
morning.
She bobbed her head and ever
so discreetly moved her body to
About a year ago. lhe 7 year-
old girl was diagnosed wilh leu
kemia She has been undergoing
a series of chemotherapy treat·
ments ever since.
in lhe m idst of this battle.
about 30 students in Newport.i
Harbor's Make-A-Wish Oub
Little did lhey know that the
child the foundation's Orange
County chapter would assign to
them would be a sister of one of
lhe club's mem bers. Jillianne
"It hits home because we're alJ
friends of her sister, so ll was
part of us." said Amanda Witt-
man. vice president of the Malce-
A-W&Sh Oub at Newport Harbor.
"That's been the biggest thing.
because we see it happening and
See WISH, P .. e A5
72 HOURS
A guide to w_hat's happening this weekend
FOlK DANCING SHOES
1 A fMtival apon.ored by
the Laguna Fotkdancen
wtll feature dance
wofbhoP9 with two master
~.The r.sttv.I wtll be
held Friday through Sunday.
Individual events cott from
S8 to $ 12, end en entire
weekend co.ta $40 Jn
edvence or.,... et the door.
The ewnt wtll be held et the
E'*gn tntenMdiate School
Gym, 2000 Cttff Drive,
N9wpoft Beed\. For more
lnfomwdon, c.n (714)
891~
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A BUCK BUYS A IU«:H OF
BOOKS
2 The Friends of the
Newport Beach Public
Ubrary will hold •A Budt
A eeg• for boob. a used
book &ale, from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. s.turdey. Proceedl will
be doneted to the 1000
Avocedo Aw. library. For
more lnfonnatlon, call (949)
759-9887.
A TWO-HOUR TOUR
3 Two-hour kayak tours
with e trained naturalist
guide ere offeted et 10
e.m. flYer'Y Sunday from the
Newport Dunes Waterfront
Raort. The resort It et 1131
Badt Bay Drive, Newport
a..d\. $20, or $10 for
Callfomle WltdUfe Campelgn
end Newport Bay Naturalists
end Friends member&. (949)
729-1160.
Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
ON TIE WEB:
~.daf,pi:Jt.can
WEATHER
Bring the umbrella tonight
See P .. eA2.
BEST BUYS
Ctl8Ct out the 1-test deals.
S.P•A3
SPORTS
Newport Harbor holds
onto hope for teacher
Colleagues and
studen ts visit 31 -year
English teacher Jerry
Tagami at his
bedside at Hoag.
Christin• Carrillo
OalfyNot
NEWPORT 8P.AOI -For 31
)ft11. Jeny ~ has sparbd
Utenuy interest in the impma..
aionable mlnds ol bllh 9CbooJ
udentJ at Newport Harbor
l ligb School
And when he dedded IO open
hJ.s duiroocn ~ to the Wottd of.
anema. studtritl bishl eo pt a
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A2 Friday, February 7, 2003 Daty Pdot
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PHOTO COURTESY Of TALES OF BALBOA
Views of Newport Harbor such as this one are updated every 30 seconds at ttie Tales of Balboa Web site.
Balboa from a desktop
June Casa1rande
Daily Pilot
E very day, the Balboa Island Ferry
chugs baclc and fonh between the
island and the Balboa Peninsula.
Most every day. the Catalina Ayer
takes off toward iti. namesake destination.
Constantly. boa ti. of every size and type
cruise back and fonh Ouough the bay.
And now, people in do1.ens of countries
throughout the world can enjoy the show.
Balboa Bay West is the latest Web cam
view available on TalesOfBalboa.com, a site
that specializes in Peninsula life. history.
news and happenings.
"It's a really nice View of the bay.
Breathtaking," Web master JLm F-oumier
said.
WHAT'S AFLOAT
• WHArS AftOAT 1s published periodicatry.
If you are planning a nautical event, submit
the information to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay
St.. Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949)
646-4170; or by e·mail to
dailyp1/ot@latimes.com.
SAILING CLASSES
Orange Coast College ls offering new credit
and noncredit sailing classes this spring.
Most classes are five w eeks In length, and
boats range from Lido 14 dinghies to large
ocean racers, even keelboats. Cruising
seminars are also being taught. The OCC
Sailing Center 1s at 1B01 W. Pacific Coast
Highway, Newport Beacn. (949) 645-9412 or
visit occsailmg.com.
Orange Cou nty employers can bring their
employees out to Newport Beacn on
weekdays to en1oy a day of sailing courtesy
of Orange Coast College. The School of
Sailing and Seamanship now offers a cnance
for groups to work with the on-board
instructor on different sailing techniques
while they get advice on how to perform
well in business. No sailing experience
necessary. One-day classes cost from $100
to $125. (949) 645-9412.
BOAT RENTALS
With Marine WeterSporta et the Balboa Fun
Zone, you can enjoy nautical expetiences
from mild to wild. Take a self-guided tour of
the bay In your cnoice of power and sail
Jim Fournier's latest
Web cam allows those
the world over to check
out the f erry and th e
Cata lina Flyer
This new view bring' to seven the
number of Web cam views updated every
30 seconds or so on the sat e.
Five of them are owned by other
companies and individuals who aJJow
Foumjer to piggyback off their Web cam
for his site. Two, including the new Balboa
Bay West. belong co Fournier, who operates
the Web site more as a hobby than as a
watercraft. iump the ocean swells in a
Sea·doo jetboat, put you sport-fishing skills
to the test in a fully equipped Boston whaler.
or soar above it all on a parasail flight along
the Newport coast. Complimentary ace and
beverages are included with all electric boat
rentals.
Balboa Boat Rentals can put you on the
water in many ways: with single and double
kayaks, electric boats, 14-holder sailboats,
pedal boats and runabouts for offshore use
or cruising the bay. Balboa Boat Rentals also
holds two-hour scavenger hunts aboard the
electric bay boats, providing group activity
for corporations, birthdays, nonprofit
organizations and group outings. The hunt
packages include boats, trivia questions,
maps, Polaroid cameras and supplies. The
cost of a hunt begins at $225 per boat and
catering is available at an additional rate. For
hunt reservations, call (949) 673-7200.
EJec:tric: boat rentals ere eveilable by th•
hour at Duffy Electric Boats, 2001 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. All boats are
equipped with window enclosures and CO
players. Ice and cups are provided
Reservations are suggested. An hour rental
is $75. (949) 645-6812.
Pedal boats. elec:tric boats, boogie boards,
kayaks. inflatable rafts. catamarans, beacn
furniture and w etsuits are available for rent
at Resort Water Sports at Newport Dunes.
(949) 729-1150.
Gondola tours aN on.red by the Gondola
Co. of Newport, 3400 Via Oporto, Suite
business. Paid advertising on the site is
meager compared with the cost of the
$1.200 Web cam in the cupola of the
Balboa Pavilion.
~1 do it mainly for the personal
satisfaction," said Fournier. whose Web site
averages more than 900 hlts a day. "I love
Balboa It's a wonderful town. It has great
history. It's just beautiful. and I like to 'lhare
what I see with the people of Balboa and
the world."
Web surfers from about 90 foreign
countries have visited the site, and tha1
number keeps growing. Fournier said.
His next Web cam on the site will
probably be ln the same spot, the cupola,
but will face east toward the mouth of the
harbor, he said That's still about $1.200
away.
102-B .. The $75 cost includes a basket of
bread. cneese, salami, ice, glasses, a blanket.
music and a Polaroid picture. Wine 1s also
available. (949) 675·1212.
Gondola Adventures/Newport, 3101 W.
Coast Highway, offers one-and two·hour
gondola cruises. A one-hour tour with
champagne is $70. A two-hour tour with
dinner and cnampagne is $180. Pickup is
available at waterfront restaurants. (949)
675-4984.
Irvine Coast Charters In Udo Merine VIiiage
offers two-hour electric boat cruises with a
gourmet dinner. $180 for two persons. (949)
675-4704.
Gondola Romance offers dally tours of
Newport Harbor during lunch and dinner.
Call (949) 675-4730. The tours go out of l ido
Marina Village, 3400 Via Oporto, Newport
Beacn. CRUISE~
Electric Boat Tours on.rs two-hour crulHt of
Newport Harbor ($75 per cruise). Round-trip
hotel or off-the-water restaurant shuttle
service is available. Pick-up from restaurants
with dodcs is also available. Chartered and
catered tours. (949) 291-1953 or
www.wattsontheharbor.com.
The Newport Landing Belle i1 avallable for
weddings and receptions, codctail and
sightseeing cruises, and meetings. The cost
Is $500 forthe firS1 two hours, plus $150 for
eacn additional hour. (949) 361·3640.
Coral Wilton
Pilot News assistant, (949) 574-4298
coral wilson lat1mes.com
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THE HARBOR COLUMN
A/air farewell to
the harbormaster
A ~oy. Tun noted could be
used as a cheese
planer when not
hanging on the wall
aboard Marlys boat
The most useful
gift I saw preseniec.l
was a lifetime ~
on the Catalina Flyer
presented by
Sandbar or tht:
All the
digni~es
showed up in style
last week at che
Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Oub for the
farewell of Many
KasuJes. who retired
as the Harbormaster
of Orange County's
three harbors.
I call it a farewell
Catalina Ayer.
The Newpon
MIKE
WHITEHEAD Beach-based U.S
Coast Guard cutter Narwhal
stationed at the Newpon
because Many is
planning to cast off and
cruise aboard his Unillite
42-foot aft cabin motor vessel
MSlip Away" after serving with
the Orange County Sheriff's
department for more than 25
years. He is leaving at the
rank of captain after being
assigned various duties such
ai. a harbor parrol deputy,
county sheriff's department
academy training sergeant
and SWKf team member
before returning to the harbor
as the Harbormaster.
Many made s1grufic-.10on
contribution~ to the harbo~
and boaters when he took
command. Being an active
boater helped guide his
management style. Under h~
leadership, the harbor patrol
personnel are basically
hand-selected to serve the
community, and the
department I!> now
recognized across the nation.
The pat.rol L' known, ~ I
have mentioned in previou.'i
columru.. for 1ts boat fire
fighnng and traming otht:r
departments It show"
because all of the half a
dozen boat fires a year have
been contained quickly. A
major lifesaving contribuoon
il. equipping the fireboa~
with automauc defibrillator.
'itnce advanced medical help
maybe a d1Stance awa} lne
harbor patrol ~ the first
resporu.e on not only the
harbor's waterways but abo
covering the ocean area off all
of Orange Counl)•s coa.sthne
extending up 10 three mil~
plus out to sea
Probably the mo~I
s1gruficant undenalcing and
lus legacy is the con.'\trucuon
of the new Newport Harbor
Rescue Operallons Center
complete with
state-of-the-an dispatch
center equipped with
advanced computer
naVtgauonal chanmg
~fcware that has already
saved It~
My wife and I anended the
evening. It ls always nice to
see those you know from
around the state. Coming the
farthest was the state's
Boaung and Waterways
clirector, Ray Tsuneyostu. Ray
drove down from Sacramento
to present Marty with a state
· plaque. Assistant
Harbormaster LL Greg RusseJJ
did a great job as the master
of ceremonies and bad
prepared a slide show to
entertain the crowd.
Tun Riley, Newport Beach's
fire chief, presented Marty a
dual-purpose city plaque that
l larbor Department gave d
memento of thanks.
Orange County's Sheriff
Mike Carone concluded tht:
ceremony when he
pef'j()nally presented Many
with his retirement badge
There were many in
anendance, including, 10
name a few. was Avalon
Harbonll&ter Brian Bray.
reured Orange County
Shenffs Department Capt
Vito Fertauto, Randy and
L.mda Goodman with EJectrJ
Cnu...es. harbor deputi~ and
some or Many·s family and
fnend
Afterward Many said to nw
"I will ~all the wonderful
people who I have come to
know and the opponuruty tu
-;erve as hatbonna.ster to tht·
boaung and surrounding
commuruoes. I fowewr. n<M I
h.a\e the wmdow of
opponuruty to retire and tmwl
the adventure of a lifetime •
Many'!> plaJl!i are to
prepare tw. yacht for crw!>m~
wtth a few ~akedown
voyages to the OW1nel
bland5 before setung a
southerly dlfl'Ctlon on the
autopilot Many will not 1u\I
clisappeM. as you will be able
to follcJ\\ tw. adventure.. on
my Web \lie
( WU'UJ.8oaJhoUS('1VCOm)
''hen I set up a "Wheres ~ip
Av1ray" lml !>OOn complete
W1 th e-rruul Bon voyage.
Many and Rupert will nu.~
you
TIP OF THE WEEK
C,et to know the local
harbor patrol and U>a.\t
Guard personnel in your
harbor. By knowmg each
other on a first-name i>ai.&,
we alJ can work together for
~t: and pleasurable boating.
since we aU share the same
paM1on of being on the water
We are expenencing a sinful
WUlter a\ those m the
Midwest or back East chip ace
in their harbors. so get out
and enjoy the marlne
environment Remember to
file a Ooat plan or let
~meone know your trip
plans for the day and when
you expect to be back at the
dock.s..
Safe voyages.
• Ml<E WttTEHEAD l.1 the Ptlot't
boating and haf'bor cokJmnllt
Send him yollr h•rbot and
marin&-relet.ed thoughts end
ltOty suggestion• by .-mail to
Mike Boatttou. TY.com or vlsi1
Boathouse TY.com.
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FJ>RECAST
So thia ls it: our cnance at
the first rain In some time.
We'll enjoy a beautifully sunny
day for the most part, with
highs in the mid~, but
douda will develop this
afternoon and thunderstorms
may begin late tonight. lows
will be in the lower to mid-«>s.
Saturday will also present
chances of thunderstorms,
w ith highs near 60 and lows In
the ml<MOs.
lnfonn•tion:
www.nwf.noaa.gov
BOATING FORECAST
TM winds will blow a light
10 knots in the Inner waters
today, whh 2·foot wavee and •
W9t1 awett of 4 to 5 feet.
Out farther, the aouthet1y
wlndewlllbtow5 to 15knota,
with 1· to 3 foot WIVet end e
WMt swell of 8 to 7 feet. The
WM wOI be tnooUn*-d tNt ....,q.
,
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a a -·-·-
SURF
The northWNt aw.ti builds
today, to we'll ... some
head><hlgh1, though we should
elso expect aom e dlest.tilghs.
Saturday will bedt down
again, but we should ... some
head-high• early. But rein 11
posalble late today Ind
S.turdey, end In that Cite, the
ooeen's tMlcteri1 levtf• '"'
likely to rise.
But If the rain aklps u., we
can hit some wallt· to
cne1t·hlgh1 on Sunday.
Wtw quallly:
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WATER TEMPERATURE
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BEST BUYS
It S time again to enjoy the orchids
T he wor1d's most beautiful orchids are
on display through Sunday at the
23rd annual Paldnadon of Orchids
International Show Ii Sale. hosted by
South Coast Plaza Enthusiasts know that
its one of the most esteemed and largest
orchid shows in the country. About 60 of
the moM prestigious orchid vendors, more
than 100 stunning orchid displays and
30,000 of the finest orchids are here. 111is
year's theme, worchids and Wine,· ties in
perfectly with the Newport's only winery.
Newport Beach Vmeyards and Wmery,
whose label is an orchid. An impressive
display will feature the new label
www.southcoa.stplaz.a.com
YET MORE ORCHIDS
Abo. Green Systems lntemadonal will
be sellUlg thousands of beautiful blooming
orch.i~ priced from $5 from 9 am. to 4
p.m. '>arurday. They make great Valentine's
Day glfts. The wholesale nursery is at 20362
S W BU"Ch St .. Newpon Beach. (949)
756 1211
FURNITURE FOR CHEAP
Von Heffiert Interiors is having its a.3rd
anmversary sale through March 2. Great
bargaln~ on furniture and home
acces.'>One<> -pnc;e<; are reduced up to
50% Included in the sale are h1gh-qualicy
brand names: Baker, Century, J lickory
White, Maitland-Smith and exclusive
l:uropean impons. Von Hemerts also offers
design consulting. custom drapery and
furniture and Oooring. 9 a m. to 5:30 p.m.
Monday to Saturday; 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
~day Von Hemert's Costa Mesa
Showroom is at 1595 Newpon Blvd .. Costa
'-1~ 1949) 642·2050.
HOP ABOARD A LOVE BOAT
Balboa Boar Rentals IS offenng a
"sweetheart deal" that~ perfect for SWlSet
~ on VaJennne's Day Rent an electnc
boat for an hour and
receive a half-hour free.
All boats are equipped
with a full canopy. table
and radio. Balboa Boat
Rentals ts adjacent to
the Auto Feny on the
Balboa Peninsula (949)
673-7200.
THINK JEWELRY FOR
VALENTINE'S
Blackman Ltd.
Jewelers is having a
New Year sale that's also ideal for
Valentine's gifts. Many Items are reduced
"40%. lncluded in the sale are globes.
GREER
.WYLDER .
Christmas collectibles, china and jewelry
from Michael Good and Carrera Assorted
yellow and white gold rings, pendant.s and
earrings. Open from 9.30 a m to 5:30 p.m
Tuesday through Sarurday. and by
appoinonent Monday. 3408 Via Oporto,
Newport Beach. (949) 673-9334.
CRUISE INTO THE AMERICAN
CANCER DISCOVERY SHOP
The American Cancer OiscoYery Shop IS
having a wcru.i.sing into spring tugh tea"
trunk show on Fnday. The show will feature
cruise wear and designer accessories.
Gently used designer apparel mcludes
Halston, Jaeger, St John Knits, l:scada, Nina
Ricci, Ralph Lauren, TAGA. Todd Oldham,
Oleg Cassini, Ouistian Dior and Sonia
· Rylcell Scones. teas, entertainment and a
silent auction are pan of the fesovioes.
Open from 10 am. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Saturday. 2600 I:. Coast I lighway.
Corona del Mar. (949J 64-0-4m
PLENTY OF GIFT IDEAS
FROM FASHION ISLAND
Pashlon Wand has ~me great
Valentine's gift tdea!.. For lugh-end gift.'>.
there's TradJtionaJ Jewelers. Find beauoful
selections of diamond necklaces, plaunwn
and diamond rings or duunond stud
earrings for her, or a classic timepiece for
him. One of my favonte stor~.
Anthropologle. has candles, pa1amas.
· scented soaps and looons. Teuscher
chocolates are considered by many to
the finest in the world. Flown in ~h from
Switzerland, Teuscher chocolate'> have tl1e
best, natural ingredients. The hou.<>e
specialty...-. a champagne truffie with a
cream center of Dom Perignon -i.~ a
perfect gift. For bookworms. pick up the
latest best seller at Barnes & Noble. Tht'
Greenhouse Spa offers treatment-. for men
and women, as well as gift certificate... It
also makes gift baskets of produru t0
create the spa enwonment at home Ilic
Greenhouse Spa hru. a complett' lme of
skincare products, candJ~ and more I or
the perfect Valentme's Dav celehrauon al
home, piclc up a bortle or'fine \\1Jle or
champagne at Beverage & more It"•
known to have Califorrua's large..t ..elecuon
of fine wme. beer, champagne and -.pint'>
BuOd-a-Bear Woruhop abo ha.,
numerous Valenune\ Day gift idea., that i:lll'
perfect for personalized gift\. '\'ew oflenng-.
include a while Valenune bear with red
heart accen~ rm tt!> paM>, and Valenune
Pawlene and Bearemv. d~ in thetr
finest arore for Vale1111ne's. D'd}'
GET SOME BONUS COOKIES
At Blooritingdale's, '>pend $i5 m thl'
intimate apparel depanment throu~h
Saturday and receive a red hean-shc1pl'd 1111
filled with cookie. from Mr>. held.,
Bloonungdale's. L'> at I .c.h10n h land in
Newpon Beach. cgy i29·67i5
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fn<loy Feb<Udry 7 2003 A3
Council puts parking
limits on two areas
Street parking on
Elm and Tanager
neighborhoods will
be for residents only.
COSTA Ml:.sA -Reslden~ fed
up wtth people who don't lwe in
theU' neighborhoods parlang on
theU' street.s and blocking the11
tlnvewa~ convinced ory leadet'>
thi<. week to place ·r~1dem-only"
re<>uiction'> in two pans of the ocy
The two area.. are around Elm
Avenue/l.emon Street and Tana·
ger Drive near Tanager Park.
On Monday. res1dent.s from
both area!> packed ury Hall and
cheered a.. the C.1cy CounaJ
unammo~ly deoded Ul their fa·
vor
ne-.1dent'> contended that the
l""cl.'>h of nonresident parla.ng
eroded their quality of life and
propeny \'alues and decred.'>t'd
..afery.
'>ome in the audienc:e sa.,., the
nty·., det.1'>t0n., ru. a c;hift m power
to re<.tdenL'> over commerual
propeny owner> and landlord~
"LDsta Meo.a ha5 been a prop·
eny nghl'> c:tl) for 30 yean. and
no~ 11's c:hangmg to owne~ and
re<>tdenLS, .. fe'jidem Doug <\utton
'<I.Id. · 1 hw. you deal with re<.t ·
dent'> will encouragt' ne.,., rest·
dt'nb to either mo\e m or move
a\,a\ He-.1dent-. realh belteve that
ne1.ihborhornh are tn\1olable
fhe fir.t .uea that pined ~1
dt'nt., dgaimt nonl't'\tdent.s 15 on
I Im .\\t'nue bet\\een RovaJ Palm
Dm e <1nd Lc.·mon <;cree1.' and on
Lemon be"\l:'t'n FJm and Pon·
dero~ Street
Offiaals '>Ii.Id most of the cul
pnLS were ~tudenb of P'aul MJtch
ell Salon and Ac-cidemy, wluch I!> in
a n~ shopping cemer at Ad ·
ams Avenue and I la.rtx.>r Boule
vard After rec;1dent.., complamed
about !>tudenlb hogging all the
parlang m theu area and parking
illegally, a cuy mve,tigaoon found
that ~ ~'IOciated with the
school and with o ther nearby
b~me<»es. iook up to aq~, of u1e
dvailable re'itdenuaJ parllnK
ln agreeing with ~tdenl\ thdt
parking r~cncuom were nt<t e<-
'>i:ll). C.lt} lt'ader. cil'><l re<:om
mended more pa.rlung enfortt'
ment in tl1t' art'a and d.'>tt:d what
n~J., to ht> done to pr!.'\t'nt dJt
otht'r "-<.enano Wc.e tlu.' m tht: l\1
turt:.
Im "'' dp1ldlled that wt' hd\t-
thJ., probltm tu tht' dtwn• V.t'
ha\t' ll. \l.Jyor k.afton Rohin<Jm
'>aid " llJegal ·parbng, -.huuld bt·
ldken c4!e ol. but tht' h1~t·r 1.,.,ut·
,., hov. did v.e lt-t 11 h.appim ... o "'''
dont lt't 11 lwpp.:n agam~ \\l tww
otht'r pro1t'c~ Ul thl' .m'a that v.1ll
wmpound th1~"
\\inn Clavbaugh r<J O\'> llt'r ol
the ..chuol. \did tht' 'it.hoof '>UP
port!> \\hatt'Vt:r Wl' net>d to dn t0
he ii goo<.l netghhor"
The \t:rnnd parbng tontro
ver'>\ erup1t'd 1n the area around
fanagl•r Dnw ~larbtrd Dnve
Bluebird< trtle and Humminh1butl
Dm c Rt">1dent'i tht·rt' blanwd the
O\'>Tit'r of the \'ilia \'ent'Ua Apart
ment., in the .!700 hlod. ol Mt">.i
\'erde l>mt: 14..,t dp.irtment rnn
pie\ for expandm~ 1h1• numtwr ul
tenanL., ill tht• nt-1~txH'-t'\Jlt'll-.t'
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property m~a~er dtd not rerum
can .. for u1num:nt
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M Friday, February 7, 2003
PUBLIC SAFETY
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
FBI looking for fake
attorney suspect
A Newpon Beach man who
posed as an attorney to courts.
lawyers and clients was in·
dieted by federal authorities
Thursday on two counts of
making false declarations by
telling a federal court that he
\WS a licensed attorney, oflicials
said
Harold Goldstein used the
name of DjJvicl Goldstein, a real
attorney in Redwood Oty. FBI
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
•West Beker Street A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
600 block at 8:41 a.m.
Tuesday.
• Bristol Street: Petty theft was
reported in the 3300 blodc at
10:33 a.m. Tuesday.
• Buckingham Drive:
Disorderly conduct involving
alcohol was reported in the
1100 block at 9:47 p.m.
Tuesday.
• Center Street and Whittier
Avenue: A hit·and·run was
reported at 6:07 P:m. Tuesday.
agents tried lO arrest Goldstein
on ThW'Sday. but have not been
able to locate the 58-year-old
man. said Thom Mrw,ek,
~'J)Okesman for lhe U.S. attor·
ney's office in Los Angeles.
Harold Goldstein has ap-
peared in court on at least siX
federal aUninaJ maners, as well
as civil cases and immigration
matters. Officials started investi·
gating him when employees of
tus ~law finn" became suspj-
cious after seeing a brief he filed
on behalf of Harold Goldstein
to modify the t~ of tus SU·
pervised release. Mrozek said
He said Goldstein is actually
on a supervised release and on
• Harbor Gateway North end
MacArthur Boulevard: A traffic
accident involving injuries
was reported at 5:55 p.m.
Tuesday.
• Knox Street Vandalism was
reported in the 200 block at
7:06 p.m. Tuesday.
• Palmer Street: Vandalism
was reported in the 200 block
at 9:36 p.m. Tuesday.
• Pomona Avenue: A vehide
burglary was reported in the
2000 block at 8:20 a.m.
Tuesday.
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• East Balboa Boulevard: A
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FUlllSHINGS • ARTWORK • GLASS • RUGS • CLOCKS
We are pay ing top dollar ror quality m erchandise to
s upplyour 30,000 sq. ft. r etail antique center.
A
Complete estates or ingle piece purc hased.
For a confidentia l consultation call
Mark C hristensen at
probatlon after he was con·
vk:ted of mall fraud in January
2<XX>. He was sentenced to 30
months in federal prison. He
served out the time in March
and was on supervised release,
during which time he is not
permitted to be in business for
himself.
He is also required to have
his finances monitored. by an
acoouptant to en.sure payment
of restitution to the victims of
his previous scheme. 1f con·
victed, Gold5tein faces fives
years in federal prison for each
counL Mrozek said it is hvery
uncommonh for someone to
impersonate an anomey.
loud party was reported in the
100 block at 2:11 a.m.
Tuesday.
•Bison Avenue: Trespassing
w asreportedinthe1300
block at 10:34 p.m.
Tuesday .
• Cagney Lane: Loud music
was reported in the 200 block
at 9:45 p.m. Tuesday.
• We$t Coast Highway:
Indecent exposure was
reported in the 4500 blod at
12:29 p.m . Tuesday.
• Newport Boulevard end
16th Street: A traffic accident
without injury was reported
at 11:13 p.m. Tuesday,
No matter whdt you're doing,
your hometown newspaper
BAR
Continued from Al
feature a multilevel grand lobby
space, a private donor lounge.
retiearsal rooms, dressing
rooms, a m usic library, a
'When it opens in the fall of 2006, this will be the
finest concert hall in the world, a musica l
instrument of unequaled acoustical sensitivity,
housed in a structure of incredible grace and
brilliance.'
Henry Seeerstrom
restaurant, an adjustable will bring to the hean of
acoustical canopy and musical Instrument of
adjustable revert>eration unequaled acoustical sensitivity, suburbia, Mandel is anxio~ fo r
-.Chambers, all enclosed within a housed\n a strucrure of the continumg arts education 11
I d brilliance • will allow them to provide area glass-curtain exterior. incredib e grace an • children. More than 500.ooo
Paul Folino. the chair and he said. chief executive of Costa Officials also announced that children will visit the new center
Mesa-based Emulex, who also the Aour Corporation will each year, he said. Over I 0 yeari.,
chairs the Center's board of manage the expansion project the site will have inOuenced 5
directors. marveled at lhe plans and that the Irvine Co. has million children who moM likely
for the new concert hall and guaranteed that the project. are lacking in fine arts
excitedly pointed out its features won't go over budgeL A~ur education, he said.
to onlookers. , officials said that they wdl ~Now, we aren't juM extrn; Ill ~ll loolcs a lot more pre-qualify subcontractor.. and • many case<>, we are the only urts
S(?CCtacular than before," Folino suppliers and carefully manage education," Mandel !>aid. "And
said while examining a large those selected to ensure that the that is just tragic."
model of the landmark structure expansion does not exceed its Former mayor Linda Utxon
designed by Cesar PeUi. $200-million price tag. . was beside herself with
Center officials have describ'ed The money for the expam1on excitement about the projeu
the renovated arts area as a has been raised entirely through She lhanke<l 1 lenry Seger.trom
meeting of the Lincoln Center, private fundi.. and official!> hope for havtng the fore'>1gh1 and
Carnegie I fall, the Metropolitan the gencrou~ trend will continue wisdom to continue to suppun
Museum of Art and Broadway, to be able to cover those costs m the aru in <"o'>ta Mesa
all just across the street from the next few year... I Ii'> vio;ion will '>erw futurt
each other. City leaders have Dei.p11e the !>lowing economy, <>tudents, re'>ident!> and v1.,.111r'
long anticipated the project and Mandel i.aid he is confident lh<.• of tht:. commumty for dct:.tdt•\
the arti. district it wjJJ create. The Center will meet it!> mark. 10 come, !>he said Co.,ta f-ll'"-1'
concen hall and theater are "There 1\ always cont:cm for eclectic and d1ver'>t' l'h.mu tt'r I'>
scheduJed to open in 2006 the economy." Mandel sau.l, enhanted hy the adchuon ol th1'
Henry Segerscrom, who admitting that official!> would level of ruhurt•. 'lw s.ud
donated $40 million to the rat.her have· the booming
project, said che day\ event was pro1>peri1y of yean. befo~. "But
the culmination of 14 yca.n. of there are alw-.t~ cycle for the
planning. economy and Lhe intere-.t in 1hb
.. When it opens m the fall of project has been remarkabll' "
2006, this wiU be the fincM Beyond the world-cl~.,
concen hall in the \'.Orld, a performan<.e venue the ( enll'r
method. 11 was she "'ho
advocated the procedural
change.
.. No one else wru. coming up
with a '>Olution, so 1 floated my
idea from twu yeari. agu."
Cowan 1>J1d 1n a phone
interview Wedne.,day
That idea, wh1th Cowan
propo'>Cd in LOOO. wa., that eal h
member appoint his· or lwr own
com1m!>.s1uner Save Uw
nom1na11on procei;s, the
poi.1>1ble confu,ion and all thal
lime it would tale 10 '>peak
face to face \'11th 17 planning
and '>tX parl<> dfld reue.u1on
applicant!> Now, each coum 11
member will \imply get 10
hand p1cl who mever 11 W.L\ they
were going to pull for anyway
Cowan said .,he wal. "very
comfonahle" \'11th the prevaou'
proce-.-. dlld wa!> happy to lflH'''
the time 11 wouJd ha\c Lakt•n 111
conduct mterv1t'W'> and narrn''
the scope 1 ler colleague...
however, were not -.o willing,
and their lack.adaiMcal a1111ude'>
gave Cowan an ·advantage.
'"It cenamly worb in m~
favor,'" .. tw .,JH.l. "and I thmk 11
doe' m each of our poc,1t1on.,,
but that wa,n·t the rt•a.,on I
'>ugge,ted 11 -
Counulman ll1ri., 'ilt•t•I who
has hernmt• anw.torned to
being on tlw lo'ling -..de of VOH""
wac; the only one IO OJlpO'ol' tlw
d1rec1 Jpporntrnent proceS'>,
saying II promoted parual1t)"
and politics Vlhy wouJd a
commissioner vote out of '>tep
with hL., or her appointing
council member. when thetr
tenure dependo; on that perc,on?
Cowan arguei. that planntng
commt!>."oner. are requued 10
make dec1s1ons based on law,
not poh11c~. and said \he hope'>
every council member will
remember that during the
selection procei>S.
Steel and Cowan ma.ke good
point~. bul bolh are idealislll
1 heorellt.tlly, <iteel 1s nght tu
fear that d1reu appointmento,
would ro .. 1er more pohlln. but
let\ face 11. could the Co1>1J
Me!>a d 1matt• get more poh11cat?
TEACHER
Continued from Al
showed 1U. gratitude for the
teacher who has touched <;0
many livei. over the years, thanks
lo his choice of career.
Rut Jerry l'agami never reaUy
chose that profession.
"He just kind of stumbled on
it.· Diane ...Ud. "He can't believe
he gets paid to do something he
loves so much.· ·
At the high school, Jerry's
teaching methods have proven
effective, and he has proven hard
to replace. even on a temporary
basi
"Irutially. the prognosis was
extremely dismal," said Michael
V~sse'!· Newport Harbor's pr1n·
c1pal. People are a little rattJed,
but everyone has been trying to
canyon as best we can.~
Jerry' family has been trying
to do the same. ·
Having no prior health com -
plicatlom other than headaches,
Jerry's immediate diagno ls was
sel'ious.
Though he underwent a pro-
cedure that alleviated the pres-
sure from hJ brain aneuryam,
doctors 5tlll corwder his condi-
tion critical.
While Jerry la ttill unconsdou.,~
and his recovery ls undetermJ.
nable at this time, his family wtl-
com every gn or lmprove
ment and ·every 6lgn of
ciomtnunlty auppon.
• LOLITA HARPER wrnes column>
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
and covers culture and lhe anl. She
may be reached al 1949) 574 4275 or
by e-mail at
lo/rid harper a la11me!> c;om
And Cowan" nght lh.il
planning comm1s.smncr' JI1·
hdd Ill a h1wwr all{'gldllll' th.111
c.i lavorahll' 11od from J
higher-up. but again. \\l' ldllllot
1gnorl' the pohlll.tl l hm.111· 111
the cit}'
r he truth of tlw lllJtll'r h lh.il
pohuc., will play ti huKt' roll-It
alway~ h.t'>
\\'hen mu1ml>cn1
tornm1-.i.m1wrs faced the
hl.dihood of hl•1ng voted to
their po-.111on, yuu tould ... t·t•
their denwanor' t hange \.\lull'
none of tht•m may have
blatantly voted .1ga1mt tlw1r
belief, 10 plt:asl' J u1un1 ii
member. certa111
wngue la.\hlllK' w hn h \\t•r•·
all-too-common dunng dt'f 111111
um<.· "'en.· ..avt•d .1-. tu nut f,m
the flame.,
ln a prev1ou!> intervww.
Planntng < :om1111\s1oner Hr ut 1•
(,arhch .,umnwd 11 .lit up
perlectl}
~l thml.. we .JI 1•n10} our "h'
take 11 '>enou'>I) .tnd work \I'll
h.t.rd JI It But Ill tht• t•nd. \\I
st:rve at the pk'J'>llrt' of 1lw t 11\
C .ounnl and wt'll havP t11 c.,p1•
\\hat their r lt•asurt• 1~ ··
All in .111, Cow<111\ propo'-11
doe~ two wn-pr at Ill al thing' It
o;av~ the rnunul from the
timety proce~ of making a
cohe!>tve decision (which, 1f you
have watched C..oc;ta Mesa
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Newport Harbor teacher Jerry
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INSIDE
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.I Jere are some decisions coming out of th~ week's meeting of the Co ta Mesa
City Council.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS FOR
APPROVAL OF SUBDIVISION
AND PARCEL MAPS
The councU approved an ordinance
that require!> developers proposing to
subdivide land via a
recorded ~arcel map to
make full unprovements
within the public
right-or-way. This mcludes
the street, concrete curb and
gutter, sidewalk and driveway
approaches where none exist next 10 the
land al !!>Sue.
WHAT rT MEANS
Officials say the change will en!>ure
WISH
Continued from Al
that a developer wilJ not subdivide land
and then sell individual parcels to parties
that may not be fully aware about the
necessary lmprovements that are
requJred as part of future development of
the land.
'COSTA MESA BEAUTIFUL,
COSTA MESA SAFE'
PROPOSAL
The council approved plans to explore
Councilwoman Ubby Cowan's proposal
to improve Costa Mesa
using the i 9th
Street/Placentia Avenue
corridor as a pilot project.
The objectives include
looking at puhlic/pnvate
partnership. includmg increasing service
levels and capital investment, and
possibly ta.king some unfunded poruonl.
of the 19th Streetscape plan and finding
money for them.
Staff wilJ also explore a S;anitation
franchise fee and designating the area a
FYI
•WHAT: Co,ta Mesa City Council
meeting
• WHEN: 6:30 p.m. Feb. 18
• WHERE: Costa Meaa City Hall, 77 Fair
Drive
•INFORMATION: (714) 752-5000
business improvement district. Allan
Mansoor and Gary Monahan ctisc;ented.
WHAT rT MEANS:
The staff wilJ now look into the
proposal and bring back cost and other
information to the council.
WHAT WAS SAID:
"I believe every (resident! deserve<; a
clean and safe commwuty. • Cowan said.
"This is a proposal to see what I'> "
feasible and whafs not fe~ible." !>aid
Mayor Karen Robmson, reacting lo
opposition about the coi.t. "I applaud
Cowan for bringing it forward ."
-Deirdre Newman
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Frida;, February 1 2003 A5
It\ hard It\ been hard for her
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Although her fanuly,.which in-
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C .olleen, and her five siblings.
ha., had a rough time this past
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MAILBAG
Eclectic nature of Costa
Mesa needs to be left alone
ln response to the •ouapidated home
not sweet to neighbors· articfe
(Saturday), I'd like to add this: Costa
Mesa is made of a wonderful eclectic
group of people and areas throughout
the city. That was part of the charm and
reason we moved to the Freedom
homes 13 years ago.
I Uve on Monrovia and enjoy the
differences in this neighborhood and
do not want the California
cookie-cutter look for the Westside. I
am offended by those who think it is
their job to dictate style and
maintenance to others. We cannot
presume to know why people live the
way they live. It's not our life -it's
theirs.
My suggestion is work on your own
life and home and you'll reap many
rewards. lfyou want to live in a
neighborhood that just looks good.
move to lrvine. nus neighborhood is
filled with families and real people that
I know I could count on -and that's all
I want.
KATHI NELSON
Costa Mesa
Port Theater is a useless
some Westside homeowners got up at
City Council and claimed that
apartment renters were not resident!>
of the Westside. WouJd they be
rldicuJed by councU? Or would they bt•
able to claim Westside public property
for use by homeowners only? Maybe
that would solve the trans ient
problem.
Are there two faces of City CounctJ?
One for the west and one for the rest?
JUDITH BERRY
WeMs1dt·
Port Theater should be
enjoyed by communi ty
I believe the Port Theate r de~ervc-.
landmark s tatus without any qaes11011
It needs to enjoyed and pre~erved by
the community.
COURTNEY RICHARDS
Corona del Mar
Fixing Port Theater not a
good use of money
We feel the Port Theater would he
too co-.tJy to fix and certairtly does n or
d eserve to be a landmark, wi th Lhc
problem~ involved.
LAURIE ANO BERK KEllOGG
Corona del Mai
eyesore that should go srrvr McCRANK /DAttYP1to1
In response to the d ebate about the _ This house on the 1900 block of Monrovia Drive m Costa Mesa has been m violation of city codes for nine years.
Port Theater, we would like to regis rer
our support for Dick Nichols'
statem ent that the theater should be
tom down and excluded fro m be ing
made a landmark. We are 35-year
Coro na del Mar reside nts. We used the
theater ortly a few times in tha t many
years. The theater hasn'r been used
since 1998. It is an eyesore. with trash
and debris around the en try area all
the time. Activities that could be held
at the Port Theater in the future couJd
be held at the Oasis Senior Center a
few block away, where there is ample
parking.
Many great improvem ents h ave
been made to Coast Highway in
Corona d el Mar that have made it a
very invtting placl'. The Pon Theater 1<,
a dead horse. Why b eat ir with a '>lick?
PAT ANO BOB MCLAUGHLIN
\.orona del M<tr
C.osta Mesa coun cil ignores
transients, goes after renters
O n Feb. 3. I allended the Costa
Mesa City Council meeting. During
the o p e n session. a woman from the
Westside brought p ictures of
intoxicated 1ran'i1ents sleep ing near
her home. !>he has prev1ou'>ly
"Pt>~en un the '>ame \UhJell .11 th e
council. focusing on prohlem., wtth
tran'>tents ~uch as trash.
hart1\\rnent. toilet fac1l111es, l'lt
I herl' wa"> nu response from any
coLmttl memher.
l..iter. a group of cttue11-, from Mesa
Verde !.p oke about pt'oplt• parking on
public <,lret>ts (paid lor by all
ta.xpayNs) in front of their hom ei..
They asked for and received exclu'>lve
right to rhese publil: ~treeb lor
reMdents only. The · resident..," do not
inclu de apartment renters. only
homeowners. When did renters
becom e n onre-.1dent'> of Costa Mesa?
While I can u nderstand the
re,1dent's dl\plea<,ure over park.mg
problems, I was ama1ed that this
problem cau.,ed su ch a response from
Lil) Council lhe m.iyor. who laves
near the affected area, expre...,ed
outrage that .. uch a prohlem t0uld be
happenmg in Me'ia Verde and dirt>cred
-;raff to du somerh111g un m ed1a1ely to
allevia te 1he problem. And she want~
to meel wllh 1he apartm ent owners
personally. Mt.>anwlule, peoplt.> are ... 1111
sleeping in tlic alley'> .ind doorway'>
on the WesNtJl'.
I won der what \\OUld happen 1(
Histori c buildings deserve
preservation
I bC'lteve we sho uld protecr our
h1-.wnc and landmark butldtng'> and
protect our h eritage and I don't
underscand people such as
Counolm an Dick Nichols moVJng 111111
a neighbo rhood and not want mg tlw
thing~ that were there when he muwd
in that we re existing tu no t be a part ul
the rnmmuntly anymore. I just fed
tha t if we do not preserve our hi,tor>.
I don't think the future has as mud1
meamng and I am very much m favor
of keeping our landmark theater~
DEA BURTON
Newport Beal h
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Tennis legend Billie Jean King, left, and three-time Grand Slam champion Lindsay Davenport display a team shirt for the Newport Beach Breakers tennis team
during a news conference at the Hyatt Newporter on Thursday. Davenport is a member of the new team, which will compete in the World Team Tennis League. • rea ers unve1 e
As reported last month,
wrr will return to
Newport Beach with
Davenport as the
Breakers' marquee player
at Palisades Tennis Club.
Richard Dunn
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT RI.AC! I -The three-week
tennis bamstonning tour that is World
TeamTennis will return to Newpon
Beach in July a11d feature Lindsay Daven-
port on a pan time basis, as reported on
multiple occaMons by the Dally Pilot be-
fort> Thursday
WIT chief execuuve officer llana Klos.s,
at a prt.">.'> conference at the Hyan New-
poner with Davenport and WIT co-
foundcr and director Billie Jean King. an-
noum:cd the new franchise -the team
IS 1.:aJlcd the Breakers -to an eclectic
audience of about 75 inside a hotel res-
taurant.
fhe team wtll play seven home
matches at Palisades Tennis Oub, adja-
cent to the I lyan Nev/porter, and seven
road matches during the regular season
July 7-27, with the Western and fl.astern
conference champions advancing to the
WIT Finals on Aug. 23. The Newpon
Beach Breaker> are the I 0th team in the
league.
"'Ihi5 is for the long term. We're not
here for the hort term. We hope to be
here well beyond my death." said King,
who wiU operator as owner of the fran-
chhe. which wao; <i0ld back to the league
in 1994 by .,red Ueberman. who owned
the Newport Beach Dukes from 1990
through '94
In that span. the Dukes were highly
successful on the court -they played at
the 'iame facility, when it was lcnawn as
the John Wayne Tennis Oub -but Ue-
~ and King didn't always see~ to
eye on business !Mu and the WIT fran-
chise folded after five years.
The Dukes reached the WIT champ1-
onshlp match in 1992 and '93, losing to
Atlanta and Wichita. ~· ln '93,
the Dukes tlJ1Wled the regular &eaJOn
14-0, beoocnlng the first WIT franchise ln
22 years to go unbeaten. The Dukes were
Western DivWon champioru three
st.might yea11. induding their ftnal year,
1994, when their fonner coach, former
UCJ men' tennil coach Greg Patton,
guidtd b new K"am, the Idaho Sneakers.
ro an upset victory in the WIT aernJfin.
nie Dulis played mostJy to spane
~ at the old \\Wyne Club, but IOld
out each tlmC a marquee pllya' WU in
town. Uk.e .JJminy Connon Cit Martina
WIT
Wes19m Division
.,,,, Newport Beacn Breakers Kanaes City Explorers
Sacramento Capitals
St Louis Aces
Springfield Lasers
Eastem Division
Philadelphia Freedoms
Oelawere Smash Hartford FoxForce
New YCNt Hampton• New York Buzz
Navratilova.
Andre Agassi. John McEnroe , Andy
Roddick. James Blake and Marie Philip
poussis pJayed in the league last summer,
and Agass~ of the Sacramento Capitals. is
the WIT spokesperson and cover boy.
Kl~ said the league Mneeded the right
siruation· to return to Newpon Beach.
induding working with a different dub
owner ()(en Stuart).
"And, also, we wanted to wait until
Undsay had won 38 titJes," Kloss
quipped.
Davenport. a Palisades Oub member,
played for the New York Buzz last year m
WIT. New York traded its rights to Dav-
enport to Newport Beach for the Break-
ers' first-round selection (fourth overall)
in the April 2 draft.
Davenport, however, the three-time
Grand Slam singles champion and 1996
Olympic gold medalist. is scheduled to
play only two home matches for the
Breakers.
"We don't believe anything was done
wrong (with the previous franchise
ownership in Newport Beach)." Kl06S
said "We felt that in order for a team to
be sua:essfuL it needs sponsorships, but
the key thing is having a Undsay Daven·
port to be the front person for the team
. . . the goal is to have a marquee player
on every team•
Davenport's longtime Conner coach,
Robert Van't Hof of Newport Beach, b ex-
pected to be named coach of the Break·
era later this month by club general man·
ager Usa Fortman. Van't Hof ls head pro
emeritus at Palisades and d.lrects youth
progranu there. Davenport ls now
coached by Rick leach, her future
brother-in-law. She has plans to many
former USC AD·Amerlcan Jon Leach this
year.
·rm very exdted to be playing on the
team, because I lived here (In Newport
Beach) for eight Of nine yeare.• MJd Div·
enpor1. a ~ Beach rmklt'Dt.
DavenJdl ~ 1t111ec1 p1aytna wrr In 1993 h the~ who wm
coeched by Vln'l Hot who t.d bqpln roec:btr>c lbe ~ 011wnport and
Billie banter
She won't accept an
offer from Wf A Tour
and believes college
football is the culprit
for Title IX problems.
Richard Dunn
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT B~CH -Call a press
conference and sometimes the
wolves come out But Billie Jean
King, like most of her playing and
admmistrative career, stood firm on
the baseline and returned every
hard shot from the media Thursday.
King came to the net when neces-
sary and served beyond capacity as
the Newpon Beach BreaJcers were
unveiled at the Hyatt Newporter.
As owner of the new Newport
Beach franchise in her league, World
TuamTennJs, King has much at stake
as she enters this unique c:oastal
Orange County rnarlcetplace once
again, following a five-year stint with
the Dukes under former owner Fred
Ueberman -a tennis tycoon and
busin~ bulldog who didn't always
agree with the way King and her
WIT colleagues conducting affairs
in Chicago.
But King, co-founder and director
of WIT, has long been a champion
for social change and ~ty. aeat-
ing new Inroads for women in and
out of sports. And with Tide IX in the
headlines recently and the W(>men'
Thnnis Association Thur struggling
with leadership. following the Jan. 16
resignation of CEO Kevin Wulff,
J(lng fired back. She said what's hap-
pening with the women's tour is
"dlst.res.Wl because it can't get any
"dragged• her to Saaamento that sum-mer, ~sbe Aki.
•1ti alwa)'I a wonderful time as a
player •• Davenport sakf of playing wn:
in which ahe has played six aea10n1. ·ev-
ery polnt means something. ft'• a tomlly
cliO'ermt aDD05phere. •
K1ng, who grew up in Long .Beacb. and
t.ariy King Of1gln&led ~ n.mnnru.
and tts ~-equtty teem c:oncepc In
the early 1970I. The format ueed (or •
I.
continuity."
King said Tillm.day she has been
offered the WTA Tour's top executive
position before, but turned them
down. because she's committed to
World TeamTenrus. a year-round
endeavor. She would like to bring
the tours togt.-ther.
King said the WfA Tour embrace.·
World TeamTennis more than the
men's tour, the k.sociation ofTeruili.
Professional Tour, and that she
would never take the CEO job of the
women's tour unJess tournaments
were equaJ -and not everything's
equal. MThey (men) have IO days at
a tournament and we have seven
days. It's absolutely not fair, M she
said. "We're the wannup show."
She said tennis could be this
country's fifth largest spon if there
was continulty among the tours. the
Da~ OJp. the Fed a.tp and WIT.
But there has been plenty of resist-
ance to change.
Further, King said Title IX efforts
have fallen way shon among the na-
tions colleges and that. in essence.
our tax dollars help fund a free fann
system for the NFL. by way of col-
lege football sc.holarships.
·Any time a men's team getS
dropped. the meclla makes it a big
deal. yet women have lost hundreds
or ~tics programs and that's
always burled at the end of the
story," she saki. "Men were used to
having the sandbox to themselves
(before) 1972, and people don\ like
to share.
"When a men's program gets
dropped. don't blame the girts. It's
football. Football takes 50 to 85
scholanhips. Why they need 85
scholarships. when an NFL team
only needs 53 pla)'al. I don't know."
WJT match features tam comprised of
two men. two women and a coach. Bach
match consW8 of aw set8. with one eet
each or men's and women's Jingles. men'a
and womtn's doubles and mixed dou·
bJel.
SealOn tlctet ped<ap whk:h scan at
$230, are avallab&e ~ the Brcakert
o6:e. R>r more lnlonnlitlon on the new
Newport 8eadl 6mchile Cit for dcket in·
formation. caD (949) 9lfMl882.
EYE OPENER
11 DcliJyA PikJt II
SporU Hal olF&181 (~dllOmilli~ .....
FebrultY l 0 honottt MARK NEBEKER
UC/ hopeful
of large outdoofi.·
tennis stadium
There's no doubt 'Eaters
are interested in hosting
the Newport Beach wrr
franchise at some point.
0 n the heels of Thursday's big
announcement that World
TeamTennis Is coming back to•
Newport Beach after a '
nine-year hiatus. there are grand ideas I
about the future of the new franchise
called the Breakers and UC Irvine.
Among those in the audience at a
press conf~rence at the Hyatt Newporter
were a slew of ua spons dignitaries.
including ua men's tennis coach Steve
Oarlc and ua Athletic Director Bob
Chichester, who is interested in the
• conuminity" aspects the WIT ls
prepared to bring to the area. in addition
to the tennis team
Clark and ua women's teruus coach
Mike Edles share a dream of building an
outdoor tennis stadium, and Clark said
Thursday he's drumming up interest ma.
fund-raising committee.
Chichester said ua is not in a posioon
at this time to build an outdoor tennis
stadium. that there are other pnorities in
the department,
including the
expansion of the
weight room, the
reconstruction of the
sports medicine
facility at Crawford
Hall and the
completion of
Anteater Ballpark.
·If Steve and Mike
canfurmafocus J
group (for an outdoor RICHARD
tennls stadium>. then DUNN '
111 worlc with the I
focus group.· said OUchester, who ~
that he supportS the idea of the ua
tennis center upgrading from II couns tel
12. while adding lights,. office space and
locker rooms. which would make ii ideal
for hosting ·NC.AA competition and
some outside events."
In the nuddle of July when school's ou~
-and the weather ts beaunful -the
outdoor tennis stadium al ua could be
perfect for hosting WIT matches as an
"outsideM event
Right now. the ua tennis center can
hold about 1,000 fans. Ollchester said ~
new stadium would hold "severaJ ·
thousand,· and could be built for the ~
purpose of large ~community events." '
• J th.ink we could certainly foresee ,
some events proposed that might t>ern:fi•
a lot of organizations." Ollchester said oft
the WIT franchise evenrually mCJ\ling to ua "But probably the devtl's ln the
details there.
"But. when you talk about Billie Jean
King, and hear from her hear1 and bow
she gets fired up about tru_,, we'll do all
we can in our effons ... it could be an
opportunity. Undsay Davenpon is
thought of very highly on our campus. If
Lindsay Davenport came to us .. there
are a number of people more than
willing to listen.·
The idea of ua hosting the Breakers Is
putting the cart before the horse, but
things have a way of working out if there
are reaJ cornmianents. For now, the
Palisades Tennis Oub will host the
Newpon 8each Breakers, ~g this
summer. with Oavenpon as the teams
marquee player.
"Our goaJ is to eventually get out of the
Palisades Thnnis Oub and go somewhere
else/ WIT executive director Ilana Kl<>S.1
said at the press conference.
The facility at the Palisades Oub.
known as the John Wayne 1ennis Oub f
until 1995, played host to the Newport
Beach Dukes from 1990 through '94. lt t wu a hJghJy successful franchlse on the
court. mostly Wlder Coach Greg Patton.
the funner UC lrVlne men's tennis coach;
Before Th~ Palisades owner Ken
Stuart said he was •hoping fur a
three-)ar agreement" wtth the &eag\Je,
and.. If everything worb ln sync for wrr. ua and the Palisades Oub. the
posslbilides ate ~ for a short jaunt
Jamboree Road to University Drive.
Neverthelesa. it 8houJd be m:lting ln
July when the Breakm become the nell
big thing.
Kloss said a atadiwn will be
constructed at the Palisades Cub to eeat
anywhere from 2.000 to 4,000 fans.
In April l997, ~ the Plllisadee Cub
hosted a U.S. Divis Q.ap de agalnll the
Nethedands, ~were built to
eee1about5,000.
Thil 1s wm eecond time to NtM'DOrt
Beach. 'The Newpon 8ellch Dubl
at the ume r.atity tom 1990 ~
'9'. The~ pla)'ed ~to"*"
aowda It the old Jobri WaYne n...
Oub, bul IOld out elCh dine • ll'llln1'*
player WM In tOWI\ lb Jimmy C.onn0n
or Mal1lna NavrlllldtM.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
N LlA1..H ( A ' I' I
Above , Co~ta Mesa's Bnan Molina knocks the ball free from
Estanc1a's Tyler Hoffman on a full court press as Costa
Mesa's Scott Knox comes in to help. At left, Estanc1a's
Carlos Pinto goes up high as Costa Mesa's Marko Stankovic
tries to get in the way in Thursday night's Golden West
League duel unfolded. Estancia won to reclaim the perpetual
bell trophy, with all the extras that go with 1t. including
bragging rights.
Bells ring for Eagles, 55-39
Estancia senior Zack
Nova k celebrates
J 8th birthday with
ca reer-high 20 points
en route to victory on
Costa Mesa's court.
Steve Vir1en
Daily Pilot
COSTA Ml:..\A -One by 011e
ttiey stepped 10 < .O'>ta Mesa 1 ligh\
lenter coun and mug ''"'" bell
It'> been l\\.'O )'1.".W. <Jme lhe b1an
l'la Eagles h.Jw won lhe perperuJ.I
bell trophy, 1he awanJ fur Lhe wm
ner of lhe boy<. b.t.\h'tlMll game of
m:>sstown nvcll-.. And, w 1he
Eagles rang the hell loudly, e'>p<·
dally fstam:-w -.t•1uor /.ack Nuvak.
Before the h.t..'>kl·tbdll ~~m tx·
gan. Ft-tl b w-<1.-. 1tw 1W of dall'
Novak nn:led on tw. calendar II
woul<l be the day I.he 1-.aglt'\ fatt'd
COLLEGE
BASEBALL
Vanguard
shuts out
Simpson
Uons' pitching strands
l 0 base runners in 5-0
victory Thursday.
COSTA Ml~ Vanguard
1Jniver..11y pllt:hrng .:ot a shot in
the arm lllur'>Clay ii!> five p11ch
er<> rnmhrne<l 10 !>hut visi1ing
Simpson College down. 5·0, m
nonconference bru.eball play.
Matt ~Ion, who went five in·
nings and gave up fow hits and
one walk. got lhe Vlctory.
Vanguard's bats were alive, as
usual, with Robert Cruz. Man
Tuthammer, Juslin Millward and
Jason Brunet all lugging doubles
In the eight-hi! auack.
Brunet was 2 for 4.
Vanguard got two in the sec-
ond with Brunett leading off with
a double, and Cruz doubling
home the second run.
Tuthammer's double got a run
across In the fourth inning, and
In the seventh. Millward had an
RBJ-double In a two-run uprls·
Ing. Josh Carr went I.he distance for
Simpson. allowing five runs on
eight hits.
Vanguard improved to 4-2. It
was Simpson's opener.
Vanguard returns to the field
on Saturday with a 1 p.m. date
with Olapman UllMrsity at Hart
Park ln Orange.
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See EAGLES. Page AlO
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POLO
CdM, Newport win twice
Santa Barbara at
CdM tonight at 6;
Newport hosts Long
Beach Wilson.
< OllONA DI I M AH I oron<t
dt.'I Mar I hgh girl.., \1\-Jfl'I polo
toach A.iron (hant'\ wa.., all
Jhoul 1ournamen1 prl·para11on
before hrs Sea King'> took on Ca·
hnllo to open tht• lrvmt.'
5oulhern California C ,,r1, Water
Polo Cl1ampio1i...h1p' ,11 CdM
Thurs<lay.
I le held a team meeung 1ha1
cut inlo lhe Sea King'>' warm-up
ume, '>0 t..dM ~tant'd the game a
bit rusty. Yet the Sea King!. slill
managed 10 defea1 Labrillo, 11 ·4,
as seniors Olri~linc I lewko, Dan·
ielle Carlson and Daniela OiGia-
como ~cored lhrel' goals each..
"I knew it was going lo be a
i.Jow start for us," Cllaney said.
MThe girts had only 20 minutes 10
warm up. I had to 1.alk abou1 lhe
whole tournament I fell confi·
dent thal. we would be all righ1.-
CdM (16·4) scored two goals
ln the first period, but then
broke It open with four goals ln
the second. The lrio of l lewko.
autson and DiGiacomo scored
two goals each. The Sea Klngs
scored the four goals In a 2:20
span.
Katya F.adlngton and Amy
Strack added a goal each in the
second hall.
Corona went up 7·0 after Di·
Giacomo scored in front of the
net.
Ca.brillo (17·3) was led by Bec-
ca Ur, who scored four goals.
In the second round the Sea
IGnp belted Agoura. 14-6, with
Danielle Carlson (four goals) and
Vlvlan Uao (three goals) the
pacesetters.
SlfYI McCRANK DAILY PILOT
Newport Harbor's Carolyn Conway (nghtl, seen here agamst
Foothill earher, was one of the key figures tn the Sailors' victories
Thursday. The Sailors belted Arroyo Grande and Unrversrty.
quanerfinal against Long Beach
Wtlson.
Annie Wight and Paige Lan·
ing led I.he way again~ Arroyo
Grande with three goals each.
and in I.he nightcap, Anne Rel
den (four goals). Wight (three
goal ) and c.arotyn Conway
(three goals) were the sconng
leaders.
Wight had a hat uick in the
first period, and Belden had a
hat trick in the second quarter.
Newport 13, University S
Scont bv Quartets
University b o 1 3 b
Newpon s • 2 1 13
Newport H1rbof -Belden 4, Wtght 3,
Conway 3. Ball 2. Anderson 1 Saves
-Cottam 4 Housepian 3.
•Sage Hill School was an 8 7
winner at Kennedy, wtuch qualJ-
fies the 9·8 Lightning for wild
card conslderalion in the OF DI·
vision VI Playoffs.
Junior Hayden Hutchison led
the way wrth five goals and
Devin Thoma's defense stood
out Freshman Bnnany ForTtSt
scored cwice and sophomore
~lllNbdOlllll
RntAound
CdM 11. c.a.tlo 4 ScotebvOu..-.
Cabrillo 6 o 2 2 CdM 2 42 3
Cllbfllo Ur 4 Saves -.Jenlun1 4
CdM -Ch Hewko 3, C:.rtto" 3,
OlGleoomo 3, bd1ngton 1, Strlldt 1
S4IV9I -M.lllen 6. McCormic* ,
4 Lauren lndvilt had one goal ror
11 lhe senior!~ Ugh.tnlng. Sopho-
more Kira Neal had eight saws.• ........... si:= I, l(annedy 7
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COLLEGE WOMEN'S . -TENNIS PREVIEW
Building off success
'Eaters anxious to stay
on last year's pace.
Steve Vir1en
Daily Pilot
AN'llv\.Jl J{ 11 NNI'> "ilAl>lllM
-Al thb .. llmt.· fa,I year, hardly
anyone ever lward or u1e UC Ir
vme women\ 1erui1~ learn. l'he
An1e-a1er.. h..ttl reaLhed I.he Rig
West champ101l'J11p nwtch m OJdl
J~t onte '>lnll' JUinmg the confer
enu· in 1~5
I lowever, by llw t·nd or I.he ld'>I
..eawn. UC .I h<."<.'JJll<' n."<."ogni1..t'd
llte Antemer. rt·acht.tJ the H1g
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togelher a I I m.itch 1Mnn111g
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'>lllte u1e 1 't77 '>t'a.'>011 And: !hat
W-d.'> when Ull') wt.·re 1101 <l "JC.AA
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"l.,he\ tough d.'> na1J .... the tvpc.· lh.11
gel' tlw 1oh do11t• with not ,1 fut 11f
fla.-.h ')he -.hould hJW J wry good
>l'J.r"
Ongi ndl f\ I ro 111 '-ktcrd.Jllen 111.
Bowman Y.111 ilho bt· plavmg ~o I
The Anteaters
Anna Bentzer So
Knstma Boss So
Jenny Bowman Jr
Tiffany Chang Jr
Vero111ca Fermin Fr
Carmen Khoury Fr
Hut Leow So
Jessica Nesamony Fr
Christie Posner Jr
Aya Sakoda Fr
Amy Tran<Xtno Sr
Agrneszka Wyrembok So
Coach Mike Edles
Assistant coaches Tom
Yamagucf'l1, Dave Abella
tl1111hll.., \\-1th 1u111or teammate Tlf-
f.ul\' Cllilll~ 01a11g. who earned
fir.Ht•arn \ll-H1g We-.1 honors for
tlouhlt.., Y.1th \t.oymow IJ.'>I year. ~
tht• .\nlt·ater. lt·am taplJJn.
'>lw\ our fcarlt">-" leclder, -1-..dles
'><Ud ol C.h ang. "'>ht> w.c. the
uri.mm 1ouc, tho we tor team cap-
1.i111 '>lit'\ a um ... ummal.e team
pla\t•r
I h.mg ..tJ..,., l«ifl1t'<..I -.econd·
11·.111 ,\II Hsg Wt..,I honor. m \111·
~l ....
'>ophr>r ll<Jn..><, I h11 I .A.'UW and
i\1111,1 Ht•ni7.cr t·anll'd second·
tt·am \II Big \'~t ... r douhll...., honors.
and H<:nl/.er .11~1 n't <'1\lt"d honor·
<thlt• llll'lllHJfl fl""t IJg.Tll tUJn Ill SlO·
Wl""' l,l ... I \l'J.r
I <lit-.. ill'>l> -.;11d "M.'ruor Amy
I mndono ha' rrnprtJvt."<.I from last
v1·.s1 .incl ha.'> bt•t'll pldying well re-
l 1·111ly. and 1111uor c }m-,oe Pr~ner
,.., ,, lkn e nimpl'lllor who love5
plavu 1g m big m.m ht..._ Also.
~iphomure KrJ,llllJ I~ has
ow~ll!'lnuni.: JllAwr • .llld ten.ae11y.
I lift.., .... ud
COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKElBAU.
Anteaters succumb
RJVERSIOI' UL ln1nt''
women\ ha-.kt.•1hall 11.'am wa'
unJble 10 tontain <,ophor11ort'
I lolly Peter-.t111 .111d paid tht·
pnce Thur.da} night in Big \\.l· ... 1
< onferenct• pta, ,..., tht> ho..,t
I ltghlander. taptured cl -:-01 il.f
VlCl<>ry.
Peter.on '><.'ort•d .!4 poma... ;111d
had 10 rt•hound.., to pace 1h1·
I lighlander.. 5 I '1, 2-7 ca .... mdra
Reeve., added L:! poml'>
< ounney £ l'fl.1\JWn I 151 and
01mtina Cctllawa} 10 \\.ere tht'
only Antt!aler.. 1n double dJKih J.'-
llC I It'll lo I.! H. -, I I erguson6
... ronng on fiw llt11'l' pomlers.
Bl& West Confefence
Riverside 75. UO 59
UCl 1-..tul~nt:r 3 Gdt>bt B Gn•en B
Yd k> b Cdl/3Wih 10 81991ns. 2.
F!'rguson 15 Usn .. r 7
3 nt qodti. Fe<guson 5 Gdbbtl 2
Faul~ ner 1 Gre.<r l
Foult.'<l out Yadon C;illdway
Tuctinocals -Green
Riverside Pet1.Jrson ~4 Rooves 22
Rf'bt-t 6 Mu1t 10 Ha(T•!> 10 Valdez 3
3 pl goals Pe1t>r'-C)n J Valdez 1
Fouled out nonP
T1!d\n1cals -non.
H31h1m1• ~rve<S•Cl<'l 39 19
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER
Eagles rule in Costa Mesa
L-.ianaa I llgh' hoy<; ...occer
team reign.' a-. my champion fol
lowmg a 4·2 Vll1ory at C0...1a Me;a
to complt.1e a two game Golden
West League '>"Wl'Cp of 1~ cm'>.!.
I.own nvals.
Th<' l'.agjeo; JWTI pt.'d to a 2 I
lead. Lhen posted two ~traight m
lhe second half to salt 11 away.
Sergio Madrigal. Javier Millan,
Javier Ram1w and Rodngo
Duarte srored. and Aaron Van
c;eem and Geo Macias each had
an assist
Madngal. Juan tastaneda and
r ddie Rubalcava each had a save
for Estanoa. which doses its <;ea·
~n out. 7 10 I, 4 7 I in league.
Benjamin FJiru.. and Ahmed Ci~·
neros scored for Costa Mesa. 0-
19· I. 0-10.
• Newpon t larl>or Highs ~s
left Laguna I !ills wilh a frustrating
2·2 Sea View League ue.
The Sailors. 5 9· 7. 3.3.3 In
league. got a goal fmm Sabnna
Couch in the 58th minute off an
~ from lttcia Onh. and Turyn
Pla.mson drove home the tying
goal at the 62..50 marlt from 25
yards om.
A potential game-winner by
Ramson minutes latrr just
missed
Ulja Addeman had three saves
for Newport.
~ewpon h.t.-. one lt'«<Ut' game
left. <tWam .... 1 Vl.'>Jnng Woodbridge
on fu~ay at 5 p.m v\loodbndge
can rlumna1ed Lht' \..ufo,.., and
la.kt• the 'Jo ·~ 'POI m league for
C II Y.11.h a tJe
• Comna <lei \1ar I hgh\ guh. Ill
que--1 of the l'actfit < oa-.1 League
thamp1onsfup, Wl'n.' Upse1 by
v1s.1ung Un~rs.rly, 2 1 Thun;day.
n1e Sea~ Mw 94·1, 6-1-1
m the PLL. oed the game at I · I in
the m.1ddJe of the <.econd half
wflt>n Kume Mamer 'i<:ored off
Jenn) l.ont deOooed anem.pt.
Um\.~r.;tty (8 7. 4 4 0). however.
retaliated with a sho1 m the 70th
nunute on a free kick with eyes.
Um\ fir<.t goal came on a comer
kick..
• In a nonle.ague boys game at
Sadd.lebou:k Valley (l\nsu;J.n in San
Juan Capistrano. Sage Ifill SdlOOl
1mpn:M.>d to 7-4-4 with a 6-1 vic-
lory.
7..ach Priedrichs scored fwice for
lhe Lightning. and 1bdd Monta·
kab, Sam Fankuchen, Anthony
KinaJy, and 7..id ~ IMidrd
~tallieL
C.C.W-~ Fntdnchl. Kim-
ty. Jordan . I and Kent l'.lnD
were aOOlted wtth eo.J..
lecper 1mlor Grangn had fyt
saves.
HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING
~1.~o
$1mp1e>n ~~~ o • J Vengv•rd O» lOO ta. • 11 • 2
Carr and Gakher; CNton. Grigg9 (6),
J. Frenco (7), M. Frenco 181, Ki.In 191
endWllWfleld. W-c..ton. 1-0 L-
CMr. 0.1. 28 -Raldlle ISi, O\JZ M. Tlttham"* (V), MlllMrd (V), Brunett
(V),
c.dM meets Santa Barbara in
the quaneTfl.nal tonl&ht at 6.
• In a Pad.fie Co t League
game on Wednesday. CdM was a
14·3 winner O\ler vtstttng North·
wood. The froPt soph handled
Northwood. &-3.
N9wpoft 14, ~ Gtllnde 0
Newpori ~-Wight 3. Llntlng
3, Murphy 2, a.ldon 2, Ball 1,
Andef9on 1, ConwllY 1, Parol 1
SeWI -Cottam 1, Ritchey 1,
HoulOC)lan 1
seoe Hin -, ~ ,
l(ennedv ' 2 o ' S... Hiii-Hutct11n10n 5, rorr.t 2.
lndvitt 1 Savee-Nell 8
~-~ 1,PaslinS, Sintol 1 It~ MM11net 12. :
1 Bybee cap meet with 9-8. victory
DEEP SEA
\
•Newport ti rbor oprnt'd
with vfdori CMr Am1yc>
Grande and '-1nMnity. pcMting a
14·0 wln ln the opener, a.nd •
13·5 dfodstoo <M'f UntYmity to
rno¥e Into ton'it't's 6 p.m.
SANTA ANA • Newport Harbor but OK" rs. 4 , 1-4, wer.
1Wbor I ' 2 IS-pound 1Cnk>r lharp · thc:y prepared for
8nd ~ rallied from I potnt on 11 ltvine Hilb-
dOWTI wtth tban 30 Vletor )Olb
to go Wllb I t.abdown to dUn a forAtt an 11 at lQl
9-8 ~ory <M:r Foothill 1-Qgb\ poundl. Tony Pinon ,... a lM enc lnfne Thuratay n.igbt to winner CMf Criltio ~ •
blghUghJ • tolid e&ct from lht 152. and lhndna MtilW
s.Don.. polMd a -4·2 wtn a.w Jolt AMI
FOOcbiD won the matd\. '5·27 •• at 171 poundl.
t
AlO Friday, February 7, 2003 SP..ORT S
COMMUNITY COLLEGE GOLF PREVIEW
Swinging into season
Orange Coast College
golfers set s ights on
Southern California
finals and beyond.
Br1ce Alderton
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The recent
SYf:OOn of wann weather blanket-
ing Orange County makes for
oear-ideal golfing conditions,
and players on Orange Coast
College's team have taken advan-
tage. OCC has begun the season
1-1. eyeing another trip to the
Southern CaJifomia champion"-
<ihlps.
The Pinites finished sixth of
eight schools at last year's
Southern California competition,
building on a mnth-place finish
the season before. The top four
teams qualify for the state cham-
pionship
"Get to (the Southern Califor-
nia championships) and let the
chips fall where they may and try
to qualify for State." said Coast
roach Barry Wallace -entering
hii. sixth i.eason coachLOg the
Bucs -when asked ahout the
team's goali. this 'icason.
"AU nine pl a yen. are probably
1>1ronger a.-. a group than I've had
before," Wallace said. "They are
alJ very competitive.·
Leading Wallace·i. charge will
be i.ophomorl"> Jake AJJanach
<Newport I larbor 1 llgh) and
Kt.oily Wic~ along With fre<>hman
TODAY
~ti
Community college men Irvine V11lley
11 Orange CoaSI, 7 30 p m
Commun11y oollogu women Irvine
Valley 11 Orange Coast, S;JO p.m
High sdlool boys· Un111ers1tv at Coron11
del Mer, 7 p.m .• Newport H11rbor at
Laguna Hills, 7 pm.: Captstreno Valley
Christian at Sage Holl, 7 30 p m
liogh sdlool girls Estarn;oa at Or11nge, 7
p m : Capistrano Valley Chrostoan 111 Sage
Holl,6p.m
Soccet'
High school boys Urn11erst1y at Corona
del Mer, 3:15 pm., Newport Harbor 111
l.eguna Hills, 3 IS pm, Capistrano Valley
Christt11n et Sage Holl, 3 15 pm
High sctoool girls Estancia 81 Orange, 3
p m ..• Westminster at Costa Mesa, 3
The Pirates
Jake Allanach, So.
Jared Bruce, Fr.
Brad Champion, So.
Jason Hathcoat, Fr.
David Kendall, Fr.
Ryan Peaslee. So.
Shaun Vidters, Fr.
Kelly W1dts. So.
Coach: Bany Wallace
David Kendall (Woodbridge).
Wicks, Allanach and Kendall
finished 1-2-3 for the Pirates LO
their second-place finish at the
two-day Orange Empire Confer-
ence Tournament earlier this
week.
"Our top three have the ability
to go on and play at four-year
schools." Wallace said. "!Wicks)
and (AIJanach) play tournaments
in the offseason, are good sru-
dents and wiJJ do well (at a four-
year school):
Fredrik Svanberg -Coa.i.t'~
No. l player a year ago -no...,
plays golf for UC Berkeley after
one year with the Pi.rates.
"We could ha\.'C had him on
our team but it's only goLOg to
help promote kids to go on
SCHEDULE
p m Sage Hill ill Cap.st.reno Valley
Chnstoan 3 15 pm
Yonevt>a• College men -UC Irvine at Northndge. 7
pm
Communrtv oollege men -Pasadena at
Orange Coast. 2:30 p.m
Basebal
College -UC Irvine at Santa Clare, 3 pm
Community college • Orange Coast at
Southwestern Tournament OCC 111 East
Los Angele11, 10 a.m at Grossmont, OCC
at San Diego Mesa, 2 p m
Tredl end field
Community college men and women
Orange Empire Conference Relays 111
Santa Ana, 1 p.m
Swim mini!
College men and women -UC Irv one at
Cat Poly San Luis 00.spo, 1 pm
UC IRVINE
BASKETBALL
UC Irvine vs ·
Wallace said. ·nungs work out
for the best anyways.•
Sophomores Brad Otampion
and Ryan Peaslee alongside
freshman Jared Bruce, Jason
Hethcoat and Shaun Vickers add
to Coast's arsenal, which Wallace
said has a deft short-game
touch.
"Players are working on their
short game, which is o ne of the
reasons why we are SQ>ring so·
weO,. WaJJace said. ·we have a
good teaching and coaching area
and we use that a lot.·
Wallace refers 10 the practice
area located.next 10 LeBard Sta-
dium on campus that includes
10 tee mats. a filming badc-
ground board, video eqwpment
for players to record their swings.
putting green. sand bunker and
hitting net. The Pirates. along
with students raking golf classt"S.
have each honed their games us-
ing the two-year old facility.
Coast golfers play Co ta Mesa
Golf & Country Oub for noncon-
ference home matches v.tille us-
tng Santa Ana Cowmy Oub m
conference play.
"(Santa Ana CO is a ~rgeous
faetlity. one of the ~t tn the
state and we are happ)' 10 be
there,· Wallace said
Coast either pracoces or plays
five days a v..oeek.. with a .,tern
commmnent from everyone
"Golf tS very demandmg on
thetr ume. -Wallace <;a.1d -with
five guys playmg. you can -,pend
'>IX or c;even hours on the golf
cou.r.e
Communrtf college men and ""om .. n
Orange Coast at Orange Emp.re
Conferena> Releys 10 a m
Tennis
College IN"n Cal Poly San LUtS Ot><~
atUClrv.M 1 pm
College women UC Irvine II'>
Un111e,.1ty of the Paoflc; <ti Euqene Ore
2pm
Softball
College Cat State Dominguez Hills at
Vanguard Un1vers1ty, 1 30 p m
Community college Orange Coast di
Roo Hondo. 3 p m
W.terpolo
High sdlool girls Southern Cahfom•a
ll'lllotattonel 81 Corona del Mar and
Newport Harbor Santa Barbara at
Corona del M1r 6 p m LB Wil$0n at
Newport Harbor, 6 p m
cal State Fullerton
Saturday, Feb. 8, at 7:00 p.m.
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DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Estanc1a's Carlos Pinto (44) pulls the ball free from Costa Mesa's
Bnan Mohna 1ust as ball falls into the hands of Estancia's Tyler
Hoffman as the teams do battle at the top of the free-throw line.
EAGLES
Conbnued from A9
ter to make a difference. /4tck
might h.J\~ had the best birthday
pre;;ent of~ hfe by h.tvmg ~uch a
phenomenal rught. I le did a gre-a1
,00 of defendmg ~orum and
k:noded dO\~TI _>o on the other
end Jordan 'ilroman) and Joey
Lmdq~ did a great 1ob of pull
mg rebound, and (.aria<; had tus
usual good )('Ortng rught
'lon:-e wa~ abo plt'a.<,ed becaw.e
the f~ MTla.U1ed one-game
betund second place Orange m
the (.olden \\e.,t League.
l.mdqw.\l. the 6-foot-7 ~rnor
\~no ~"Ored five poum. grabbed a
game-high 13 rebound'>, wtuJe
~man. a Co<.ta Mesa transfer,
pulled down rune lx"11ds 10 go
v..ith his five pomt-.. Slroman ah.o
drew a crut1al offellSlve foul when
he planted tus feet and took the
d'large with I :40 remaining,
The Mustang.'> (8-15, 3·6J were
led bv Krikonan. who ~on.'Cl 11 pom~ Me.a could not oven.-ome
11.S poor-shooting first half (5 or 24
for 21%). The Mustan~ could not
connect from downtown cuher, ~
they firushed 6 for J8 ( 16%) from
behind the three-pomt lme.
01e Lagle.' defense concen
trated on t.akmg Knkonan and
freshman Scott Knox out of the of
fense. and the '>lrat~ paid off fs-
tanaa bwlt a 26-7 lead wnh '\:O'>
left 1.n the fil">I half.
"When we've lost tJw. year 11\
been because we've shot poody."
Serven said. ·They played good
defense. Their triangle-and-two
(defense) was good. Our young
guys had a tough time attacking it.
l.n the second half we did a better
job of attacking it. But. (the Eagles)
were the best·
Mesa cut mto EstanciaS lead m
the second hall Krikorian made
htS second of two free throws to
make 11 29-24. F..agles. But NovaJc:
answered with a three-pointer, as
the f.agles outscored the ~
tangs. 8-3. to dose out the thtrd
period.
Costa Mesa came back ~
and cut the deficit. 39-34, but this
time Pinto answered with five
i.u-.ught poin~ including the
aforementioned back-breald.ng
three-pointer. Hoffman and Novdk
al!>o grabbed imponant offen.sive
rebounds that aided Estancia LO
run out the dock.
Golden Wett LNcue
Estanda 55, Costa Mesa 39 Score by Ouartan
Estancia 12 14 11 1a
Costa Mesa 5 s 15 11
Estancia -Pinto 18, Stroman 5
Lindquist 5. N011ak 20. Cachola 2.
Hoffman 5, Andersen O
3 pt goals N 011ak 4, Ponto 2.
Fouled OU1 -LmdQu1st
Tectin1cals -None
56
39
Costa Mesa -0 Krokonan 11 Knox 4
Mohne 8, Waldron 6. Stankovic 0,
Pepte 9 Moltward 1 T Krokonan 0
3 pt goals Pep1c 3. 0 Knkonan 2
Mohna 1
Fouled oul Waldron
Tod'ln1cals none
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HIGH SCHOOL
GIRLS
BASKETBALL
CdMputs
University
away with
42-38 win
-Sea Ki ngs stay within
range of PCL leade r
Calvary Chapel with
solid effort against
the rival Trojan s.
Corona del Mar H1gh's girls
basketball team u'ied a 14-2 sec-
ond-q uarter run to spark a 42-38
Pacific Coast League victory over
visiu.ng University Thursday
night.
Kellian.n Klein led the way with
12 points as CdM improved to
11-11 , 6-2 in the PCl1 and she
was joined by Kathryn I l~
chen. Lauren Snell and Aryn Di-
mas in the second quarter which
proved decisive.
Dimas <>Cored two points and
the rest each scored four point'>
as an effective press triggered the
burst.
The victory sets up a champ1
onstup showdown on Tuesday
when league-leadLOg Calvary
Olapel mV'ld~
Un1ver;1ty fell to 3-5 in league
• Newport I !arbor. mean
wtu.le. LO Sea View I .eague play at
Laguna I-bib. the Sailors were
w1able to adjust to Laguna Hill's
defensive i.witch~ LO the second
half. and they had no answer for
Ouisten o· Alesandro. who bur
1ed sue three-pomt i.hots to lead
aJJ scorers with 18 points.
Newport was in the hunt at
halftime, trading 27-24. but l~
guna I-tills rolled in the second
half.
Jillianne Whitfield led the Sail·
or.. with 13 points.
Nt'WJ)Ort Harbor falls to 13-13.
3-6 tn the Sea View. I .agu.na Hills
improve., to 17-8. 6-3.
Padlc Co.It LMIUI
CdM 42. UnlYwllty 28
Score bv Ouan.n
Un11111rsrty • 2 12 5 CdM 8 t4 14 1
U~ -Garey 4 Newsome 5
Klemsmrth 5, Chao 0. Sutter 6. Kauker
2 Eaclars 6
3-pt goals Kleinsmith 1
Fouled out -none
Tecnnicels -none
CdM Snell 4, C Merits 6. Otterbein
6, Heeechen 6. Klein 12, Dimas 2,
Stern 2. A Maru 0, Skalla O. McCoy
4, VardleyO
3 pt goals Klem 2
Fouled OU1 none
Tedln1cals -none
t...guna Hilb 58, Newport le Score by Ouaners
Newport 11 13 r. 1
Lag Hills t6 11 14 11
Newport H.t>or Campbell 7,
SW1gart 4, Whrtfteld 13, Vasquez 0,
Woller o, Beeson 0, Stoltz 4, Miller 0,
Koon 0, Eddington 2. Linsday 6, Fulce
0
3-pt goals Wtirtfield 2, Campbell 1
Fouled CM -none
Tecnnicals -none
Laguna Hilb· O~eNndro 18, Imber
11, Anderson 2, Tabun 6, Von
Pohlman 14, Stodling 6, Martinez 1
3-pt_ goal• -O'Aloundro 6
Fouled C>Yt -none
Tedlnicels -none
Dally Pilot
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Swinging into season
Orange Coast College
golfers set sights on
Southern California
finals and beyond.
Bryce Alderton
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COSTA MESA -The recent
swoon of wann weather blanket-
ing Orange County makes for
near-ideal golfing conditions,
and players on Orange Coas1
College's team have taken advan-
tage. OCC has begun the season
1-1. eyeing another trip to the
Southern California champion-
ships.
The Pirates finished sixth of
eight schools at last year's
Southern California competition,
building on a ninth-place finish
the season before. The top four
teams qualify for the i.tate cham-
pionship.
"Get to (the Southern Califor-
nia championships) and let the
chips fall where they may and cry
to qualify for State." said Coast
coach Barry Wallace -entering
hii. sixth season coaching the
Bucs -when asked about the
team's goals this seai.on.
•All nine players are probably
stronger as a group than I've had
before," Wallace said. "They are
all very competitive."
Leading Wallace's charge will
be !>Ophomores Jake Allanach
(Newpon I !arbor I ligh) and
Kelly \\lick!> aJong wi1h freshman
TODAY
a...cbell
Community college men hvone Valley
a1 Orange Coast, 7.30 pm
CommunftV college women Irvine
Valley at Orange Coast, 5 30 p.m
Htgh school boys -Unoven;ity at Corona
def Mar. 7 p.m , Newport Harbor at
Laguna Hills, 7 p m .. Capt11reno Valley
Chnst1an at Sage Holl, 7 30 p m
High sdiool gor1s Estancia 01 Orange, 7
pm., Cap111rano Valley Chros11an at Sage
Holl,6p.m
Soc:cef
High ldiool boys Univers11y at Corona
del Mar. 3 15 p.m , Newport Harbor at
Laguna Hills, 3 15 pm • C.p1s1rano Valley
ChnstJan at Sage Holl, 3 15 pm
High sdlool girls -Estancia at Orange, 3
p.m .; Wes1m1nster at Costa Mesa, 3
The Pirates
Jake Allanach, So.
Jared Bruce. Fr.
Brad Champion, So.
Jason Hethcoat, Fr.
David Kendall. Fr.
Ryan Peaslee, So.
Shaun Vi<*ers, Fr.
Kelly Wi<*s. So.
CoKh: Bany Wallace
David Kendall (Woodbridge).
Wicks, Allanach and Kendall
finished l -2-3 for the Pirates in
their second-place finish at the
two-day Orange Empire Confer-
ence Tournament earlier this
week.
"Our top three have.Jhe ability
10 go on and play at four-year
schools," Wallace said. "(Wicks)
and (Allanach) play tournaments
in the offseason, are good stu-
dents and will do well (at a four-
year school)."
fredri.k Svanberg -Coast's
No. l player a year ago -now
plays golf for UC Berkeley after
one year with the Pirates.
"We could have had him on
our team but its only going to
help promote kids to go on,"
SCHEDULE
p.m., Sage Holl at Capistrano Valley
Chros11an. 3·15 pm
Volleyball
College men -UC Irvine al Northrodge. 7
pm
Community college men Pasadena at
Orange Coast 2:30 p.m
Basebell
College -UC lrvtne a1 Santa Clara, 3 pm
Communify college -Orange Coast at
SoU1hwestern Tournament OCC vs East
Los Angeles. 10 a m at Grossmont. OCC
at San Diego Mesa, 2 p.m.
T'8dc end fie6d
Community college men and women
Orange Empire Conference Relays at
Santa Ana. 1 p.m
Swlmmin9
College men and women -UC Irvine at
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, 1 p m
UC IRVINE
BASKETBALL
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UC Irvine vs
Cal State Fullerton
Wallace said. "lhings work out
for the best anyways." .
Sophomores Brad Ouunpion
and Ryan Peaslee alongsJde
freshman Jared Bruce, Jason
Hethcoat and Shaun Vickers add
to Coast's arsenaJ, which Wallace
said has a deft short-game
touch.
"Players are working on their
short game, which Is one of the
reasons why we are scoring so
well," Wallace said. "We have a
good teaching and coaching area
and we use that a loL"
Wallace refers to the practice
area located next to LeBard Sta-
dium on campus that includes
10 tee mats, a filming back-
ground board, video equipment
for players to record their swings.
putting green, sand bun.leer and
hitting net. The Pirates, along
with students 1aking golf classes,
have each honed their games us-
ing the rwo-year old facility.
Coast golfers play Costa Mesa
Golf & Country Oub for noncon-
forencc home matches while us-
ing Sanla Ana Country Oub in
conference play.
"(Santa Ana CC) is a gorgeous
facility, one of the best in the
!>late and we are happy to be
there," Wallace said.
Coast either practices or plays
five days a week. with a stem
commitment from everyone.
"Golf is very demanding on
their time," Wallace said. "With
five guys playing. you can ~pend
c;ix o r seven hours on the golf
cour.e."
Communotv college men and women
Orange Coa11 at Orange Empore
Conferoncc RellfYS, 10 a m
Tennl1
College men Cal Poly San Loos OIJospo
81 UC Irvine, 1 p m
College women UC Irvine vs
Univer5•1V of the PllQfic, 111 Eugene Ore
2pm.
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Community college -Orengo Coest a1
Rio Hondo, 3 p m
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Estancia's Carlos Pinto (44) pulls the ball free from Costa Mesa's
Brian Molina Just as ball falls into the hands of Estancia's Tyler
Hoffman as the teams do battle at the top of the free-throw line.
EAGLES
Continued from A9
ter to make a difference. /..ack
might have had the best birthday
present of his life by having such a
phenomenal night. I le did a gre-.it
job _of defending Krikonan and
knoclced down 20 on the other
end Jordan (Stroman) and Joey
(Undqwst) dJd a great job of pull
mg rebounds and Carl05 had tu5
usual good scoring mght."
Sorce wai. also plea.'>Ctl becaU.'it'
the 1-:agl~ remained one-gam<.>
behind second pl.tll' Oran•w in
the Golden We-1 Lea~e
Undqul.!>I. the 6-fool-7 !>COior
who !>COred five pomll>. grdbbed a
game-high 13 rebound'>. while
Stroman. a (.;o<;ta Met.a lrn.n'>fer.
pulled down rune board'> to go
with his 6ve pornti.. Stroman al'-'J
drew a crucial ofTem.1w foul when
he planted his feet and took the
charge with I :40 remainln~.
'lhe Mustan~ (8· 15. 3 6) were
led by Krikorian. who i,cored 11
points. Me..a could not overcome
its poor-~ooting first half (5 of 24
for 2 l %). The Mustang') could not
connect from downtown either, ru.
they finished 6 for 38 (I 6%J from
behind the three-pomt hne.
The Eagles' defense concen-
trated on taking Knkonan and
freshman Scott Knox out of th<.> of
fense, and the strategy p;ud off I ~
tanaa buil1 a 26-7 lead with J1l5
left in the lmt half.
WWhen we\'l' lost thL., year II'>
been because we've shot poorly."
Serven sald ·Tuey played good
defense. Their triangle-and-two
(defense) was good. Our young
bl\.l)'S had a tough time attacking it
In the second half we did a better
job of attacking it. But. (the F.agtes)
were the best.·
Mesa cut IOIO &tancia'!> lead in
the second half. Krikorian made
h.Ls SC'l'f>nd of two £ree throws to
malce II 29 24. F.ag!es. But Novak
an~red with a three·potnter, as
the l;agles out.scored the . Mus·
tanw;, 8-3. LO close OUI the third
penod.
Ch.ta Mesa came bad again
and cut the defio t. 39-34, but this
ttme Pin10 answered with 6ve
<;traight points. including the
aforemcnuoned bad-breaking
1hree-poin1er. Hoffman and Novak
al'iO grabbed imponant offensive
rebounds tha1 aided E'st.anaa to
run out the dock.
Estancia 55, Costa Mesa 39
Seo... by Quarters
Estancia 12 t4 n 18
CoS1a M esa !> e 1s 11
Estandli -Pinto 18, Stroman 5,
L1ndQu•S1 5. Novalo:. 20. Cachola 2.
Hoffman 5, Andenien O
3 pt goals -Novak 4 Ponto 2
Fouled OU1 -Lindquist
Tecnn1ca15 -None
S!i
39
Cost.I Mesa -0 Knlo:.orian 11 Knox 4
M olina B. Waldron 6. Stan~ov1c 0
Pepic 9, Millward 1, T Knkonan O
3 pt goals Pep1c 3, 0 K11konan 2
M ohna 1
Foulod out Waldron
Tocnn1cals -none
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HIGH SCHOOL
GIRLS
BASKETBALL
CdMputs
University
away with
42-38 win
Sea Kings stay within
r~ge of PCL leader
CaJvary Chapel with
solid effort against
the rival Trojans.
Corona del Mar High's girls
basketball team used a 14-2 sec-
ond-quarter run to spark a 42-38
Pacific Coast League Victory over
visiting University Thursday
night.
Kelliann Klein led the way with
12 points as CdM Improved to
11 -11. 6-2 in the PCL. and she
was joined by Kathryn He<..>S·
chen, Lauren Snell and Aryn Di·
mas In the second quarter which
proved decisive.
Dimas scored 1wo points and
the rest each scored four point!.
as an effective press t.nggered the
burst.
The victory sell> up a champ1
onshap showdown on Tuesday
when league-leading Calvary
Olapel inV'.ldes
University fell to 3·5 I.fl league.
• Newpon 1 larbor. mean
while. Ill Sea View League play at
l.aguna Hilb, the Sailors were
unable to adjust to Laguna Hill's
defeni.ave !>WllChel. I.fl the i.econd
half, and they had no answer for
Ouisten D'AJesandro, who bur
ied SlX three-point !>.hots 10 lead
all c;coreN with 18 potnts.
Newport wru. in the hunt at
halftime. trailing 27·24. but La
guna l lill1> rolled in the second
half.
Jillianne Whitfield led the Sail-
on. with 13 points.
Newpon llarbor falls lo 13-13.
3·6 an the Sea View l.aguna Hills
improves to 17 -8, 6-J .
Pllclfk Coatt Leap
CdM 42. Unlwnlty 28 Seo... bot Ouart9n
Un1ve<111Y ~ 2 12 !>
CdM I 1• " II
21
-0
Un~ -Garey 4, Newsome 5,
Kleinsmith 5. Chao 0, Sutter 6, Kau'lter
2. Eaciars 6
3 pt. goals -Kletnsmnh 1
Fouled out none
Technicals none
CdM -Snell 4, C Marb 6. Otterbein
6. Heesdlen 6. Kleon 12, Domas 2.
Stem 2, A. Marb 0, Skalla 0, M cCoy
4, YardleyO
3-pt. goals -Klein 2
Fouled OU1 none
Tecnn1cals none
Laguna HUia 58, Newport 38
Seo... bot Qu.tten
Newpor1 1\ 13 !> 7
Lag. Hills 111 11 1• 11
Newpon Harbof -Campbell 7.
Swigor1 4, Whitfield 13, VMQuez O.
Woller 0, Beeson 0, Stoltz 4, Miiier 0,
Koon 0, Eddington 2. Linsday 6, fuk:e
0
J.pt goals -Whttfteld 2. Campbell 1
Rx.lied out -none
Tec:timcals -none
Laguna Hiia -O'Alesandro lB. lmbef
11, Anderson 2, Tabun 6, Von
Pohlman 1~. St<><*lng 6. Marunez 1
J.pt. goals -O'AleAndro 6
Fouled out -none
Techn1<:1ls none
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COUNCIL OF COSTA MESA AMENDING THE ZONING CODE
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DATE: Monday, February 24, 2003
TIME: 6:30 p.m. or as soon as possible thereafter
PLACE: City Council Chambers at City Hall
77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, California
Public comments In either oral or written form may be presented during
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KITE Hill NOllTH OF
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OPEN Sal Sun I? 5
2881? J11e11er Dr
Sma level stone & brick
4br home Many amen•
toes By Owner $615.000
949-8 Sl-9144
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2br l'/•1•2·•~·
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lloducod to $169,000
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714-S07 -4214
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fAIUlOUS
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Monday-Fnday
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MISCEUANEOUS
RENTALS
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By Owner $1,175.000
949 644 8288 Rental To Shara 6030 Conlna del Mar
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yard, prime locahoo! ve1y
cute, $2200/mo onclds
ulls agt. Lil 949-464 .:K>14
Newpolt Beach
'18) Ocean & Bay "" e.eo.
2br 2ba c:mdo, ltib ••nod.
pied. Ip. t:OnWll J.IOOV'Pd
$2200 9&400-1701
lASTllUfF HAUTY
4BR 3BA, remod kite &
ba Plant shuller-., l •
pans1ve view ol 11een
Wit Turnkey $625.000
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949-552·!ii10 949-~llll
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MMy Wood. aet 949 584
5811, 717 9816
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sac & VACANI S7~.000
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l0t rent S8(X) + utis. Y•d.
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NP on the bay. ~ to
bch ftJps. restallr Boat
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ORAHGE 7400
COUNTY
Balboa Island
~2 rra~•?IJA
Bay VU, 16COsf 2< pt
built on 1900, no pet
S2700mo Ast ~677 2799
Balboa Peninsula
CdM VIII°'° 2br Iba
vllUlb!d am. wd, carport.
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2br 2b1. lrli w/d, patio
I "' 111111e. $1850/mo
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w/pool '3495rno IYWl I 'ff
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am 211r 2tw ctcu to the
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conAGU
P11nle Buch Po.:11
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w/p°""""'6 949 645-0!64
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VlllA ,OINT 21r 2.. lh :ti.. fuly lu'n ] '
new hie t arprl p~ml •ttach P ~ tWadelf
w/d one Id n pch. 'mllr $3200 9<&SI025m
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p11nted de~1pn' un wht
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lhaw~. ra1e boo~ c.ol
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Sell~r bou&hl •nothcr
horn~ Mu\t Sell
Judy IColor, ll&t
949 S76-SS76
New 2-St"Y 31• 71o Just redu< •d lo S 17'>K
w /eora90 Bkr 949 258 1187
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f 0\t<lr w/f p, pvt yard
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PIANOS i Collectiblft OrlN SAT 12:30 -3:30
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Business
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Businesses and
Franchises 3905
PHSIAN RUG. N1..'W. wry ~:~:~H te~~Th~ne~l~;
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DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
c-tColnNood.
Old Coins' Gold. silver.
~y. wat.c'-. MtlJQl.lft
tollecltbln 949 642 9448
of h•ndhne uupllon•lly
lire" rntorne\ Only
those presently employed
need apply Call M\
Mt"lancon 811 318 2690
Estate Sales 1486 Furniture 3435 j Furniture
flt& SAT 1 -2
CAMEO SHOlllS, COM ** *s~ !'.o*-*-* ~ti~ *1o*RS* * *• Steinway Grand piano. ~H• R£J INJIR ~ bdrm !OOf.s. DA+
ITll5C. Qble\ patio 11a-11. * UQUIMTION * ~~~~ i SALE! ~
H\~ Gar .... Solo Sat., ! CLOSIN' AFT'ER : !·.s:~.~o~~y~:.'~~~::~;~· * JO YEARS *
a tot, bed~. everylhme * . . *
aon''' 611 c1111 Dr Wic ker Rartan Seat111g,
Newport Beach * L<lrllpS. Tables * * ancJ Muc h Morel *
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qualrty leathfl & oak fut n rv household 1lems
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al[! Mono:a 949 646 8659
ENGLISH VILLAGE
HIDf-A-WAY
$61S,000
AGT. 949-723-8120
Costa Mesa
• l...itfvl 381 7:'/lfla
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lle"'odolod 21 r 210
(I 3 I 44XXU /XX)
$4 3,000.
Wotervlew 21r 21 0
w/flreploce
{S200SS)
$91,000
UASED LAND
Call for apt>0lnt1neft1
DeAnn loyslde Vllap
(949) b73-""
botft 111 19')4 2 m.irblt> A MAHUfACTID HOMl
Fp\ le rmtr B<. Move"' COMMUNITY
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O'lH SAT -SUN I -4
134 A Monie Vo\la
lbr 7 'Jba DtTACHlD ""fl l•m home Iii ,.,,,.\,
'rown n111ldmg. stoultl'r'>
Bo" ~ounc! 1y)tl°m
$519.900 Mary f twel
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vof'w' up lhe coa$l on
Sllulh I .ieuna Best Valur
on Otdn&e County
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949 71~3156
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lunkonR nut lo Soanalur•
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bf!ath hou'.I' Build .a
duplu 7 ""ldos or " ~ngle l.1m1ly hnme Sold
u " 11 lot ¥Blu" A~111e
S62'>.00J C..11 art . Jorn
M<.ob~ for dl>PI 949~73
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CQmrn PO<~ l•Jt~ top dl!ck
W/pafU ... lllC. .,.._ of the
Mlbot Sec:uuty bulldtnC
wlbo.itt \loin llYlll Mt.one
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S Terreza
A touch ol Italy .lbt •
bnnus apprn1 UOO• \I
marble & many cu~tom
feature\ SI, UIS,000
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24 Calellhoo
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