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THE PILOT
LIFE&
LEISURE
The Coast Aquarium
Society of Costa Mesa
meets monthly to
discuss everything
about fish. The group
brings together the
young and old. the
veteran and novice
hobbyist
ALSO:
Karen Wight shares the
hidden treasure that 1s
the woman behind thE;
newly-opened Patina
See Page A5
COMMUNITY
FORUM
City Editor James
Meier sits down with
new Newport Beach
Councilman Watkin'
Don' Webb to discuss
the swrtch from public
w orks employee to
elected official.
See Page A9
SPORTS
Anteaters post 20-point
victory over rival
Fullerton in Big West
Conference basketball
See Page 81
SUNDAY EDITION
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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
FEBRUARY 9, 2003
SUNDAY STORY
Tom Jones, a world champion
kickboxer who trains in Costa
Mesa, is intent on helping
others win the fights he's had.
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PHOTOSBYSEANltLLER DAI YP!LOT
ABOVE: Tom Jones shows his speed and flex1b1hty dunng a training session at L.A. Boxing m Costa Mesa
TOP RIGHT: Tom Jones runs wmd sprints between hfeguard towers on his home turf m Hunbngton Beach.
Lolita Harper.
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TOP STORY COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES
Joining a dance through history Enjoy the peaceful
council meetings Fo lkdancing group lets visitors experience
the traditions of various cultures.
Christine C•rrlllo
Daily Pilot
The Laguna Folkdancers
transformed the gym at Ensign
Intermediate School ln New·
port Beach Saturday lnto a
stage for strangecs, friends and
farnllles to gather hand ln hand
and dance.
From Balkan to Turidsh
dances and a number of other
lntemadooaJ da.ncea lil be·
twttn. the Laguna Folkdancers
welcomed people from oelgh-bofinl dties. ooundee and
st1te1 to the 33rd annual fe.dval
to ebowcale their folk danrinc
talent.I and ewn acquire some
new ones.
As part of the three day
event. which ends today. par-
ciclpants get the cham.e to
delve into a variery or cultures.
"It brings so many different
typeS of people together ...
haring different cultures afld
different experiences," s4ld Ah
met Luled, wh<>i now ln his
early 40s, h been teaching
Turkish folk dancing Ince the
age of 15. •Folk danclng I dil·
femtt than what people think.
It' Just 1 matter or opening
people' minds. ..
Once o~. peopkl can't
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Gene Schachter of Lona Beach, left, and Maggie ~ar. ot Los
Angeles, jOll the La&una Folkdancers Festival SaV-day to learn
a Macedonian style of dance cbq a workshop held at Ens.gn
Intermediate School in Newport Beach.
I ntere.,nng story
about the mayor
and the c1ry
council thb ~ek.
No. neither or
our . It happt'nl"d in
South Gate at last
Monday' ory
councU mttting. Do
you know whett
Sowth Gate i f No
one el does either.
nie only way you'd
end up In South
PETER
BUFFA
Gate I ary U W tt on the
l.ong Brach Preeway (a
rto nuatil to begin
with) and you ran out or
nudway betwwn Long ~ach
and downtown L.A. What
doet any of th ha to do
with us? I will tell
you
Over the years.
whenever someone
says a ciry council
mttting in Newpon
Beach or Co ta M
got OUl 0£ hand, I
fight hard to kttp a
tnigtu race and
exhibit a erious and
respectful demt>aoor.
I uggcst. quietly,
that lf they think
publlcm un m
par are wild and ~ooly,
th really need to In an
~mn1 In other oty
counril chambe Compared
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NEWPORT BEACH
Team Newport raised
$40,000 in 2002 campaign
Team Newport, a new slate mailer
organiz.ation that produced campaign
literature for four candidates, began
collecting money the day after the last
preelect,ion finance reporting period
ended. The group spent about $40,00o
to produce'mailers for Tod Ridgewdy,
Gary Adams. r~m Webb and Bernie
Sval.,tad.
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport
Beach and John Wayne A1rpon. She may be
reached at (9491574-4232 or by e-mail at
1une.cssagrdnde n /aumes com
ENVIRONMENT
County moves water lab to
Newport Beach
Alrno'>I c;ix month!. after Newpon
Beach official~ gave them the rugs, the
Or.111ge County ~uperviM>r.. moved their
water-quality lt-:.ting lab to Back Bay.
At i1-. luc~ay meeung. the board
..tppro\'l'U movmg the lab from a Santa
'\na governmenl building to an
offite traill!r cm Shcllmaker Island.
l\lembt>rs of the I leaJth Care Agency
will now be able IO proces.<. water
'><lmpfe., do.,er to the areas that
roulmely fl'lQ'>ll'r with bacterial
11utbrl'tlb. 1111:' trailer will cost the
rnunr}' $I !J,53!1 per year. Some utilities
\.\ill he p..11d by Newpon Beach.
• PAUL CLINTON C011ers the environment,
business and politics He may be reached at
(949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at
paul clmton a lat1mes com
COSTA MESA
Counci I wi II reconsider
Home Ranch
rht' $:.!. nullinn I lonw Hanch
ecJucalion i.,rnull 1!. hom('ft•,., again a., the
C11y Council dl>cld<'d Monday to hold a
rehearing on how 1lw lund!> should best
tw dl'>tributf'cJ.
Prc111ou~ly, the rnundl had decided on
two foundation-. that dtd not have to
ab1dt' by the B11M11 Att. the state's open
meeting law But Mayor Karen Robinson
mi~d the vote and <l'>kcd for the
rehcanng mamJy lx.'<.<1use she believes
tl1e fnundauon'i .. hould have to adhere
to thl' '>tnct opt•11·meeting law The
counnl \\.111 hl'ar th(' 1<,<,ue ahr.un Feb. 18.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa M esa
and may be reached at !949) 574-4221 or by
e-mail at de11dre newman a /al/mes com
PUBLIC SAFETY
Threats to shcri ff lead to
Costa Mc..,a man·~ arrest
A fomwr Nrwport I larbor High
-.1udent criurally inJUf'('d in a traffic
accident on lrvtnt' Av<'nue five year" ago
WU'i arre'>ted on Sunday on suspicion of
thrt'atening to lo.II Orange County
..,henll Mike C.arona
Daniel Town..end, 2J, wa., 18 years
old when a Clwvy Rl;v.(•r loadt>d with JO
1eens overtumed on livine Avenue.
lown'>end <1nd Ii year old Amanda
Arthur ~ullered hmm lllJUnt~ and were
in cnt1cal c:ond11ton after the accident,
which killed tJw1r fnend !Jonny
Bndgman, 18
On Sunda). '>hcrifh deputie<. arrested
Townsem.I 111 1o; Lo-.1a \.1csa home for
aJJ(•gedly telling two of h1<, friend-; that
he wa.<, go1n1-1 to lilJ C .arona and also for
threa1e111ng 10 ~111 d lnend\ mother
earlier.
Towno;end '-. family maintain' that he
has a mental dine<.'> and needs care and
treatmenl. I le· ,., hc111g held without bail
in Orange< .ounty jail.
In other new-., Newport Beach Police
____ EK IN REVIE
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
VIEW FROM THE OTHER SIDE'
Covering breaking news is routine. It's the nature of the
business. Being a witness to many awful incidents. you try not
to get utvolved It's pretty much one sided. You respond, you
shoot and you leave. With t1us tactic you try and forget the
events you witness. It keeps you sane.
SEAN HIUER I DM.Y P!l.Ol
myself. HI was there, I was at the scene.· This wa.-. an unusual
siruation to be in. Luclcily 1 onJy witn~ the wrecked
motorcycle. I never saw Jesse. This made ll easier to cover the
story.
To be on me other side of a tragedy is anything but routine
for me. I felt privileged to be welcomed into their borne and
given the opportunity to learn more about Jesse. It was
amazing to see how WlSdfish this family was to take such a
terrible event and use It to fuel a quest to shake up the rules
and safety standards of the motorcycle world here in California.
with hopes of saving families from experienong the same tragic
lo-..<;.
A few weeks ago I ~ ~igned to photograph Le.lie
Robheun who lost her son in a motorcycle acodent and was
on a mis.c;ion to educate people about the difference between
saJe helmets and ones that don't meet 'Mlfety standards. While
searching her van for a ponrait of her !>On, Jes.<.e. 'he began to
de.cribe tJ1e accident and ill. location. A<, I held the 8-by· IO
photograph a chill ran down my spine. It aU ~med too
famiJiar. The pieces of the punle began to fit. I thought to
ENTERTAINMENT
Center expansion breaks
ground amid fir~works
Costa Mesa took a dramatic step
toward nauonal notoriety last week
as the Orange County Performing
Arts Center broke ground on its
$200-miUion expansion project
that will bring Orange County to
the fo refront of the arts scene.
Maestro Carl St. Oair directed
-Sean Hiller
1he massive bulldozers in a
dazzling array of choreography. as
each machine 1urned over the first
.. oil of the landmark project. The
performance was highlighted by an.
exploi.1ve fireworks display that
rained !.hards of light acros'i the
organized de-;truction.
The new 2,00Q.c;eat Renee and
I lenry Segerstrom Concert I fall and
500-seat Samuell music theater will
cover 260,000 square feet and
feature a multilevel grand lobby
space. a private donor lounge,
rehear'>al rooms, dressing room~. a
mu-.ic library, a restaurant, an
adjustable acoustical canopy and
adju'>table reverberation chambers,
all enclosed within a glass-cunain
DON LEACH I DAILY PtLOl
Fireworks illuminate the sky where the $200 million Renee and Henry
Segerstrom Concert Hall broke ground for the first ma1or expansion
project next to Orange County Performing Arts Center since 1986.
is looking for a man who reponedly
anacked a 21 ·year·old female janitorial
worker in an office building Wednesday
night. Police <;aid the woman was
cleaning a restroom when the man
approached her from behind with a
handgun and sexually a..<.sauJted her.
The man is reponedly in his early 30.,,
about 5 feet and 10 inches weighing
about 165 pounds with curly brown hair
and was wearing jeans and a T-shirt.
exterior.
Center officials have described
the renovated arts area as a
meeting of the I jncoln Center.
Carnegie I fall, the Metropolitan
Museum of Art and Broadway. all
just across the street from each
other. City leaders have anticipated
• DEEPA BHARATH covers pubhc safety
and courts. She may be reached at (9491
574 4226 or by e-mail at
deepa.bharath <a latimes.com.
EDUCATION
Student pushes for prom at
Middle College High
Senior Crystal Nay tries to organl7.e
Cor11I Wilton
the project and the arts district 1t
would cceate.
• LOLITA HARPER writes columns
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
and covers culture and the ans. She
may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by
e-mail at /of/ta harper aJ/at1mes com
th0e first ever prom at Orange Coast
Middle College High School Looking
for help £tom the community, Nay
hopes to ralse enough money to give
the student.s at the high c.chool a dance
they'll never forget
•CHRISTINE CARRILLO covers education
and may be reached at (949) 574-4268 or
by e-mail at
chrlstine.canillo<a latimes.com.
NOTABLE
QUOTABLES
'Whal that means is
insuw.J of liaving 15 peopll!
with lndl!peruimt minds,
you wind up with five
three-~ beasts-a
cowlCilperson wlw mn
control absolutely wluu Ofli'
planning commissioner
and one parts
commissioner says. bea:w.se
if they don't do it. they mn
rum tlwrn ~ They don'r
luwl a reason.,.
-Geoff Well. Costa
Mesa resident. in opposing
the Qty CDundl's
appl"OYed plan to
individually appoint
com.miss1on memben;
"Jn order ro 8f!1 ti 1 is
money. the residents of
lOsUJ Mesa are payit1g a
tiery high pria. I think it's
[air to know how the
rrwney slwuld bf> spenL"
-Sandra c.am. Costa
Mescftes1den1 and fonner
counolwuman. on u~ng
the ~ta Mesa City
Council to reqwre two
foundations <;et up to
clivide I Jome Ranch
money
"It's nm aJJ about money
In my f"Oa, tlwrt uru ti
third mndJdaJe and dial's
wluu did it. If thne hadn't
been a third autdidale.
NiclwJs wouldn't htwt>
won.
-Ben*~the
former Newport Beach
(.J 1y Council candidate
who far out raised winner
Dick Nichols. on why he
~till lo'>t in the faJJ elecuon
/liar's uihal I tms abU>
ro ~. t/wrefol"P tlw\
wliaJ I spent. You lnolt1
whRn you'l"f! a start up
autdulat~ running for
offia for tlw first ,;,.,.,,, yot1
usually don't lwtlf' as many
aduantages as otlu>r
CllJUJulaU>.s. <.mss roots
suppon rmlly llRl/11'rl mP
auL ..
-Allan Mar.oor. Costa
Mesa councilman. on his
surprise victory in the fall
\...osta Mesa Qty Council
election
~ isn'r a thing I
would halJlt doM
differmlly aapt mcourage
~ pt0pk to 8f1 out and
IJOle. It's unfortunau thLU
$()many pro~~ so
patriotic and feel so
strongly for this country
but dury don't pmctia
L10ting H
-Unda Dbon. fonner
Costa Mesa
councilwoman, on losing
in the fall election
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SPortl Editor,
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Cnme and courts reporter,
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Newport ~ach reporter,
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PeulCNnton
Polltlcs and environment reporter,
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WEATHER
FORECAST
11'1 8)(pected to be sunny
with patdly clouds today.
Highs will be In the high 60s
with lows in the low llOs.
Monday ls looking like it
will be sunny and pleaaant
with highs in the mid 70..
It may rain again Tuesday.
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BOATING FORECAST
The wlndt will blow It 10
to 16 kno1-In the Inner
watert today, With 2· to
3-foot wav .. and a wett
awefl of 6 to 8 fMt. ~
W8vet will bulld. foot
tonfgm, though in.~·
will b.c* down.
Out t.~r. the wtndl wtll .a.a blow 10 to 16 knats,
wfU\ 2· to 3-foot W1W1 Ind
a west swell of 6 to 8 feet.
SURF
Swefla will be waist· to
chm-high -they ahould
be lncreaalng atn by the
eftemoon.
The next northwest swell
eniv•a Monday. providing
ut some chest· to
ahoulder-hlght. w...r...-v:
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TIDES
The
2:331.m.
1C>'.A3e.m.
6:37p.m.
7:48p.m.
Height
4.16 feet high
l42feetlow
2.6fffthlgh
2.48'"1 low
WATER
TEMPERATURE
68dtgf'Me
Da1lyP1101
AROUND TOWN
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TODAY
·so end Better Dance Group"
will have their dance from 1 to 5
p.m .• starting with dance lessons.
Then, a live band will play. The
cost is $10. The dance will be at
The Holiday Inn, 3131 S. -Bristol
St., Costa Mesa.
TUESDAY
A wortcshop on "Selling
Techniques that Work;' will be
held from 9 a.m. to noon at
National University, 3390 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa. The $25 fee
includes materials. For more
information, call (714) 550-7369.
WEDNESDAY
The Corona del Mar Business
Improvement District is looking
for community participation and
committee members to form a
Centennial Event Committee to
celebrate the 100-year
anniversary of Corona del Mar in
2004. The public is invited to
attend an initial brainstorming
meeting 7 p.m. at Sherman
Library and Gardens, 2647 E.
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar.
To make reservations or forward
ideas, call (949) 675-0501.
A free seminar called "Nutrition
and Cardiovascular HealthH will
be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
Mother's Market, 225 East 17th
St • Costa Mesa. For reservations,
call (800) 595-M OMS.
·create a PerM>nal Brand and
Increase Business" is the subiect
for the Newport Beach Chamber
of Commetce luncheon held at
noon at the Radisson Hotel, 4545
MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach.
The cost 1s $20 for members with
a reservation and $25 for all
others at the door. For more
information. call (949) 729-44-00
THURSDAY
A business solutions wortcshop
called HContract Legalese Should
I or Shouldn't P" will cover how
to wade through the MlegaleseH of
contracts It will be presented
from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Wyndham
Hotel in Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (949) 623--8247,
or visit www 1cforange
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The International Coach
Foundation of Orange County w ill
present ·People Power Skills"
from 6:30 to 8:30 p m at the
Wyndham Hotel tn Costa Mesa
For more mformation call 1949)
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events.
A free seminar called "Your
Child's Health" will be held from
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's
Market. 225 East 17th St., Costa
M esa For reservations call (800)
595 M OMS
GeJI Carson Levine's ·The 1Wo
Princesses of BamarreH will
provide a springboard of
discussion during the
Mother·Oaughter Book Club
meeting at 7 p.m . at the Newport
Beach Central Library, 1000
Avocado Ave., NewPort Beacti.
For more informatio n, call (949)
717-3816.
SATURDAY
A computer fair will be held et
the Orange C.ounty Fair and
Expositions Center Building 10
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through
Sunday. Admission for adults is
$5, for children younger than 10,
tree. For more information, c;;ill
(800) 800-5600.
The UC Irvine Albore1Um's
annual.Winter Orchid Show,
#Prelude to Spring;' will take
place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the
UCI Arboretum on the UCI North
Campus. Admission is $2 per
person. Children and members
get in for free. For more
information, call (949) 824-5833.
•An Evening of Ionesco,# lea1uring
~veral short plays by Eugene
Ionesco, will be presented by
OCC's Repert6ry Theatre Company
in the Orama Lab Studio today,
Sunday and Feb. 22 and 23. Show
times are 8 p.m. Saturdays and 2
and 7 p.m. Sundays. Tickets cost
$6 in advance, S7 at the door. For
more info""ation, call (714)
432-5640. ext 1.
A worbhop called ·Divorce: A
New Beginningq is being offered
for men and women in the
process of divorcing or recently
divorced. It will take place from 10
a.m . to 12·30 p.m. at 180 Newport
Center Drive. For more
information. call (949) 644-6435
·spring Lawn Care· will be
discussed at Sherman Library
and Gardens In Corona del Mar at
9·30 a m Free. For more
information, call (9491673-2261
A seminar on #How to Start and
Manage Your Business.· will be
held from 8.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
National University, 3390 Harbor
Blvd • Costa Mesa The $40 fee
includes materials For more
information, call ( 714) 550-7369.
FEB. 18
·How to Send the Most Effective
E mails" is the sub1ect for the
Newport Beach Chamber of
Commerce business referral
breaktast that will take place at
7.30 am. at The Pacific Club, 4110
MacArthur Blvd., Newpon Beach.
The CQSt 1s $17 for members with
a reservation and S22 for
potential members at the door
For more information. call (949)
729-44-00
Eleanor Cooney reads from
and signs UOeath in Slow Motion:
My Mother's Descent 1f1tO
Alzheimer's ff at 6;30 pm. at Book
Soup South Coast Plaza. 3333
Bristol St.. Suite 2400, Costa
Mf'sa For more information, call
(714) 689 2665
A free seminar called "Is Zing the
Missing Link7" will be held from
6 30 to 7:30 p.m . at Mother's
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Newport Beach
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Market, 225 East 17th St., Costa
Mesa For reservations, call
(800) 595-MOMS.
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FEB.19
The Newport Rib Co. and ASH
Harbor Area Inc. are holding a
fund-raising day at the
restaurant 20% o f the proceeds
will be donated to FISH to assist
low-income families in Orange
County. The restaurant is at 2196
Harbor Blvd. For more
information, call (949) 515-3815,
ext 231.
Hardly a better
hardware story
Wright's h as b een in its Costa Mesa location for more
than 80 years, a nd lo ng-timers are keeping it busy.
A free seminar called "HeeJlng
A ll-Stars" will be held from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m. at M other's Market,
225 East 17th St., Costa Mesa.
For reservations, call (800)
595-MO.MS.
Ross King presents and
signs #Michelangelo and the
Pope's Ceiling ff at 6:30 p.m. at
Book Soup South Coast Plaza.
3333 Bristol St, Suite 2400,
Costa M esa. For more
information, call (714) 689-2665.
Macy's South Coast Plaza
presents "Workshop
Wednesdays: A Hands-on
Cooking Class Program ff hosted
by chef Alexx Guevara. The
class is from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at
3333 Bristo l St., Costa Mesa.
The cost, including materials, is
$30. For reserve a spot, call (818)
994-5076.
FEB.20
The public is invit.ed to meet
Adeline Yen M ah, author of
"Falling Leaves,H #Chinese
Cinderella .. and "Watching the
Tree, .. at 7 p.m. at the Newport
Beach Central Library. 1000
Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach.
For more information, call (949)
717-3816.
FEB. 22
A w ortcshop on "Understanding
International Trade" w ill be held
from 9 a.m. to noon at National
University, 3390 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. The $25 fee
includes materials. For more
information, call (714) 550-7369
Lolita Harper
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I t sils off the major boulevard
now. w_ith faded paml and a
lackluster interior. But the
memories created at Wright's
1 lardware in Costa Me~ have
not diminished with time.
The hardware More. which
now speciall7.es le5.\> tn
hardware and more in nuts and
bolts, machinery and
consignment, was opened in
1932 by the Wngh1 family of
Cosca Mesa. At the tim~. the
mode!>! 1>1ore had pnme
window front~ on the busie-,1
thoroughfare in the city -
Newport Boulevard.
It wru. dubbed the "U do 11"
headquarters and hou-.ed
prn;une ail>le'> of tool.,,
hardware, firewood, parnt.
plumbing. elettrical and war
<,upplie'>. Ir wa!.> the place to
.. hop, 111siders i.ay. If you
couldn't find it ac Wright\. you
couldn't find it anywhere.
Many of the city'!> ungmal
homes. which dt!>played
unparalleled craftsmamhip.
were build with material., from
Wnghh, 'aid manager ~n
Camm. And before the ad\ent
of I tome Depot and other large
I cha.in hardware '>tores, Wright\
flourished a<, a neighborhood
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• 11th SbMt: A man w..
arre8ted on suspicion of
burgt~ In 1he 300 blodt et
7:66 p.m. Friday.
• 111h S1Nlt: A woman was
ammed on suspicion of
aaault with a deadty •
we,ipon after lhe allegedty
bit a man In the 100 blod( at
7:13 p.m. Friday.
• eongr... S1rMI: A
residential burglafy was
reported lh the 900 blodc at
10:10 p.m. Thursdby.
• N9wport BoelllWrd: A
man was anested on
auspicion of assault and
ba~ In 1he 2200 blod( at
4:12 p.m. Friday.
• Pl9centl9 .,.,_,.end
w.t Wleon StrMt AA
Injury accident WU reported
at 5:24 p.m. Thursday.
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BEACH
• 32nd S1rMt end Ocem1
Front w..t: Petty theft was
reported at 8:59 a.m.
Saturday.
• Coast Highwlly East end
PolnMtda Avenue: A hit and
run Involving a par1ced
vehicle was reported at 7:56
a.m. Saturday.
• Mllrinen Dmw. Vandalism
was reported In the 2100
bk>dc at 11:20 a.m. Saturday.
• NalciAus Awnue: A
vehicle theft was reported in
the 500 blodc at 12.-02 p.m.
Saturday.
• Newport BouteYwd: A
physical fight was reported
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Saturday.
• Ocean Heights Drtve: AA
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EXTREME
Continued from Al
professional fighting career at
16. As he aged, he fought more,
drank. more and began abusing
drugs. Jones even spent some
time in jail.
About seven years ago, Jones
had an epiphany. He was
• self-destructitlg and It had to
stop. Through will, therapy and
faith, Jones kicked his bad habits
and began to train in the martial
arts. He aJso met his wife,
Brandi, who be says bas
provided him with enormous
amounts of love and rrust.
He bolds two world titles ln
ldckboxing and three U.S. titles
in Thai boxing. He and Brandi
also have an energetic 2-yeac-old
son, Noah, who has already
mastered front and roundhouse
kicks.
ul'm all proud," Jones said
sheepishly of his son.
But it wasn't enough for Jones
to tum bis bwn life around. He
had 10 make sure he made a
difference in the lives of others.
The iron-willed fighter started
an extreme running campaign to
eradicate child abuse. He
garnered private sponsorships tq
run insane distances to raise
money for child abuse
prevention organizations. lie h~
run the length of California -
t .250 miles from Oregon to
Mexico -three times, and run
across the United States -
trekking an average of 26.2 miles
per day-in 121 days. lie ended
chat coast-10-coast run with a
nice jog through the New York
Marathon.
As a result of his outrageous
itinerary. Jones has raised m ore
than $500,000 for various
organizations, such as
Orangewood Children's
Foundation. which raises money
for the county's emergency chiJd
sheller.
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money but his time to help
other troubled children by going
and talking to them, sharing his
story and Inspiring hope in their
lives. He tries to steer them from
the path of destruction that
many are on.
·1all is full of people who
weren't able to rum a bad thing
lnto something positive,· Jones
said. "I try to help people that
are struggling with that same
situation."
Jones lives a very disciplined
life. The word "extreme"
characrertzes· not only his
fighllng and running style, but
his lifestyle. f le has turned from
abusive and destructive drug
addiction to an extremely
nourishing diet full of leafy
greens, pro1ei11, barleys,
legumes. oats and grains.
"I've almost blocked eating
out of my mind because it is so
bland," he said. "I just do it for
performance and dream about
the day I can eat Oreos. •
He is constantly being
evaluated by medJcaJ
professionals to make sure he is
not getllng anemic or too low on
body fat. After falling W from not
having enough adipose tissue,
Jones said he toils 10 keep some
fat on his body.
PHOTOS BY S£AN HILLER I DAil ¥ PllOl
Like father hke son: Tom Jones' 2-year-old, Noah, has mherrted his father's high energy and is
already learning some moves of his own.
"I have all the challenges
people wish they had, but aren't
willing 10 pay for,· Jones said.
This year, he is issuing a
worldwide challenge to run the
San Diego marathon in the
summer and immediately
afterward come to blows in a
five-round Muy TI1ai fighl -a
r;naralhon exercise in itself. Jone!>
b being sponsored by big-name
backers such as Nilce. lyonix and
24 I lour Fitness.
"I'm M'tting out 10 do the
1mpo....,1ble for the fifth time.·
Jon~ said " rm pretty confident
I won't find anyone wilhng 10 do
both. In that event. I will run the
marathon and fight someone
fresh."
It I'> the upcommg Muy Thai
brawl tha t has Jones spending
hour. upon houn. al LA Boxing
Melber You
Buy or Lease ...
in Costa Mesa. fhere, he Ir.Un'>
with prof~ional kick boxer
Sean McCully and profes..<.1onal
boxer Ja.!>on Parillo, ru. well a!>
personal trainer and maruaJ am
champion Greg Bcilfu<,s.
After lifting weightll and
running in hit-, homewwn of
Huntington Beach, Jont'l> dnvet.
hh camouflaged I lummcr to
Costa Mesa for coad11ng. I k
meets McCuJly, P-ctnllo and
Beilfuss daily for two hot11 '>of
inteni.e combat.
INSIDE. OUT. MOVE.
In the ring, the hoodt·d
sweal!>h1rt come' olT .111d Jo11e'
takl"> on Jll almn.,1 rnenJnng
demeanor with hi.. 'h.J\;l'd ht•ad
and 1a11ooed arm' C >n I hur.da>r.
he was JOinl'd nng<,1de b} 1•.1nllt~
and Mccully. who 100~ turn-.
.,parrmf.{ with Jont''> wh1lt• the
other coached from thl'
sideline'>.
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feet \\uh lw. J.,'Uard up.
ronc,1,1111ly movmg .. tnd
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lw, lw.uJ moving and \aned lw.
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ctwJrl' of wht·n· you are.
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Jone'> Wil'> furn·d .igam-.1 the
ropt·'> w11h J hrut.U hlow 10 the
hwr. and Panllo kt·pt coming
hard A quick pivot to thl' ll'ft.
.1nu lonl'' l''>rnpt-d tht• a.'><.aull ,
hut not without dJmJge
'"l'unch with 111111." Mt Cully
.1th 1'><.·d .. A.., '>Oon ..t' you get hit,
rnme hJcl with c1 tap ta p " I
l11e tin.ti bell r.ing, and both
warnor'> '>tt•ppt•d down from Lhl',
rmg I ctrh hctd hall I<· '><·ar..
Blood lrom a '>< ra1d1 on "" no~
had 'platll'rt:d u n June..,· left
'lt'eve and he h.id red mark.., ancf
"'-ra1chec, f111m i>.mllo\ glove'> I
Although he \>\.~ h1~
opponent. Panllu oOt•rcd hclpf~
experll'>t' lrom a boxing pomt of
\ ll'\>\. I k told Jum·' lo po~111011
lu111,clf lwtH·r and gel the
proper Jnglc·' for mu re t•flel uve
him-.,
"I H'f\ llllll' yuu thro\' 1Jne of
tho,t• h1g 'hn1 .... throw
.,omt·tlung down thl' lane fir'>t ,"
Parillo '>aid wh1lt• tJkmg hi'>
niouth guanl out ult\ all ahout
po...,ittonmg your.,1'11 ··
!\lthouJ~h Jone' 1' a dt'Catlc
oldt•r than l"llht·1 ol hi' ro.irht">.
Ill' l1..ic1wd mll:ntly, dcge,ung
l'Vl'ry word
" 1 lw. ...., tht• kind of workout I
nt:ell." ht' ..aJd. "Than~ a lot ··
Jo11e., know .. ht• won't gel
empathy or genllene-.s from h1)
trainer-. -who have b{'('n
thrnugh 'imular bJttl~ a-; he In
and ou1 of the ring and he 1s
gr.itdul. Parillo, who I'
undefeated, and McCully and
Beilfus.c,, who own LA. 8olC1Jlg. l
ace exampk' of the r,ucces.~ h
w311ts for other challenged
youLhs. Jones said. .J
·111a1's why I h1t• workrng wi'1
thl'Se guy-..· he ...Ud. ·They're
good people on the in<.1de. • I
• LOUTA HARPER writes columns
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OCC hosts
recruiter visit
Recruiter.. and repre·
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and universities all over
will be at Orange Coast
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ColJege Fair.
Representatives from
Univehlity of CaUComla
and California State Uni·
vnslty campuse~. as well
a'I from Independent
colleges and unlver hies
will be nvnJJabtc to talk
obout OCC studenta
Iran (errlnR to their
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f.conomy." In tu .. 16t.h book
about the impact of '>t:1en11fit and
tedmological
diangt'. thl·
at:clauned
\onal mUt
enVl'>IOll.'> the
dawn of tht'
next great
commen:ial erd
m ~tory
l'Ounded on
earth\ rno'>t
abw1dan1
, . . ..,... . .,,
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element. the new economy will
end reliance on M1ddlt• l ... L'>I ml
and dtOu-.e !ht> dangt·rnm
gt'OpollucJ.I K"cllne betwt'(•n
Mw.11111 rntl1Lanl'> and \\t,..ll'rn
n..iuon'>. IUtlin mamtJJrl.-.
I .xce111t'> Imm R1fkl1f<, Ill'\\ wori
an> featured 111 ··1he I IVtlm.:en
Economy." the rnver -.101) of the
January/1-ebruary lCXH l~'>llt' of
"E: 1lv Environmental
MagazJne," aVcUlable di thl'
Nt'Wpon
Heath CentmJ
I Jb ra0 11 ll'
amdt• m.iy lw
acn.._~
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Rifkin '" no
nt•wt:orner to o,ofuuon., th<tl "'-111
rn•att• a .,u.,tamahlt.> h11un·. \\!ith
"!be End of Work." he hl'lpt'Cl
'>haiw the debate on let hnolom
d1.,pla(t•men1. rnrporatt•
d1twnwmg and the futun· ol 111b..
In •'Ille BJotech Century," ht·
t1ddth-.ed the era of gent•tll
rnnm1en.e ln "Ille Age of
Aales<i," he explored the
tram.mon from geograph1t
rnarke~ to e-rnmmt'rct• networl. ...
I k''> abo not alone in 1ummg
tu .. attenoon to altemauvc ene'l{Y
In ''Tomorrow's Energy:
Hydrogen, puej Cells, and IM
Prospects for a
Cleaner
Planet," fellow
futumt Pcler
I loffman call.-;
hydrogen "the
q um t ec;.-.en t.ial
eco-fuel"-a
11011-pollutmg.
renewable form
of energy that
can power t<m.
trucks. rornputel'i and factone....
ln additJon 10 putting a damper
on global pyrotechnics. replacmg
f<>SW fuels with romrrwraal fuel
cells powered by thi., ·forever
fuel" can lead to cleaner sk.tcs and
safer roads.
UC Irvine and Toyota Moton.
a.re now testing I.hat throry with
the first hydrogen fuel cell vehicle
that will be used in Orange
C.Owity-a five-passenger spon
utility vehicle with a range of 100
miles.
For a historical overview of
renewable energies. tum to Paula
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Sunday, Febfu.sry 9. 2003 A5
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Linda Sweet cares for 48 fish tanks of tropical freshwater show-fish 1n her Costa Mesa home. Many are rare species she raises from babies
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Wonderful living near a Jenny
W hen Ben and I moved tu
Nomngham Hoad m t 986. one
of my fir.t tmpr~mns of our
new neighborhood came m the form of
a 12-year old girl. She was cute ru. a
bunon: blond, blue-eyed and quite a
good buslnes.">Woman for her age. She
came unsolici1e<l to our front door to
ask if we needed a baby-!.itter. She
knew a young family haJ moved into
the neighborhood and she wanted first
crack at baby-!>itting duli~ I was
impressed.
Three years later, we moved 10
Somerset Lane. and found I.hat this
young. budding entrepreneur was our
across-the-street neighbor. Her
KAREN
WIGHT
be<lroorn \\lllldll\\
wa~ 111 full \1('\,' of
our front door.
whjch meant we had
the chance to
lit eralty <iee her
comins and gomg.
Thus began our love
affair with Jenny.
We watched Jenny
grow up. She W<l.<;
the most fun
baby·'>ltter our lod.,
had. She would
make cup<:akes with the lods, he
wouJd play with all the goofy toys and
~he would even don a bathing 'iWI and
TRAVEL TALES
get m the tub with them
I-wry December, when Jenny' dad
would hang I.heir Chn<.tma.'> hghL-.. he
would aJwa}"> place the lighted 'tar
above Jenny\ bedroom wmdow
Somehow, that seemed JUSl nght.
Jenny played sports. Jenny was a
d1eerleader. Jenny had cute date<> to
!ugh school dances.
Jenny grew up and went to college.
We missed her day-to-day activities, but
by that lime my children were growing
up and beginning to do ·Jenny thmgs"
of theu own. The circle of hfe in the
neighborhood was rcpeanng itself once
again.
When darting Jenny moved back 10
"~von Y.l' \\ekomt'<.I the mllm of
a1 11\11) •\nJ ~en though her \Id\ di
home w.i.., bnef wt' took full advam<1gt•
of her l'Xutx•ram·e. I Jfe with a "Jenm •
aero~ I.he .,tn't't I!> a Lt~ly W'e 1nd{'('(j
"<> Jenny got a plclCe of her own. not
far from the foll.,. which also me-cil1t <J)t•
was not far from U" We checked out
Jenny's new "fMd. • we quened about
the 1ob<;, I.ht• youn~ men. and life a ... a
20-..omethmg with the world at her
feet.
ln our ~ whatt>ver )t>nn~ de>(". 1.,
fabulous. ~ has played the pan of m\
lads'~ qster She has played I.ht> pm
See HOME. Pace M
Taking dream trek through China
By Brld1et Llndqul1t
I ~ fortunate e nough to be
able to Join the Newpon
Beach Q\ambcr of
Commerce on a trip to Qtlna
{tom Nov. 8 to 16. It has been a
c.Wam of mlne to visit Olina
Ince I Uved in Japan ln the early
1980s. Back tbm, we rmde It to
MaJayaia. Hong ICong and
Thai.land, but 0\1.na remained a
drMm. It became a reel.Uy ~n the
chamber otremt a OUna utp roe
membm •nd thelr frlend and
'
family. The prlce was a bargain.
It included airf~ hotel uiys in
four-aw hotels, all meals.
sightseeing tours. adml. Ions
and transfers for S l ,099. The
tour itinerary cover«! four ci ties
and the major s.tgl'I and. ince
thlt wu my 611( tfme, It seemed
a pat way to see as much
~and Ft a (t(>bCi
~of the country I ba
tmWd mtnlively and 11\'ed
CMrMU twket bu1 I bad n r
IOClt oo a group tour. th
WM to be a trip rua of new
a,pttimces on many I
l \
I igned up with my friend
Joanna. a friend Ince Ju nior
high school It was intcrestini to
later 1ea.m that many people
who signed up to tntvel togrther
were traY\'ling with childhood
friends. It was almost ti this
experience somctthlng we
wanted to share with meone
with wtiom we hid a long and
meanlnteful hlltory. Wt joined
the group of 128 people from
NeWpon 8HCh who men Joined
wttb other cha.mbft'a to mau
one lai'p group of do9e to 600
people. Thi con ~·t of lh
·group· became 'Yt'ry lrnponant
~the trip progressed
Beijing wns our first stop. We
arrived in the evenJng and
stopped al a massive banquet
hall for dinner. This was to be
the ftrst of many such dinners..
After the fourth or fifth lunch or
dinner. they all &tarted to blur
toeethcr and the menu
bukally the 5&lne each ti~.
I anwed how tMg
~ -the bote:I WM
mu..,Lle. the tlttt and aquues.
... TMYD.. hi•M
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AS Sooday. February 9, 2003 •
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Continued from AS
parks the Forbidden Chy,
everything seemed so vasL
It was an interesting time to
he in Otina because It seemed
to be the center of the universe
that week. The 16th National
Congress of the Communist
!'arty was in sessJon at the Great
Hall of the People to elect its
l.entral Committee and a new
Central Commission. It was a
historic moment as they went
through a smooth transJtlon
from the old to the new.
Because of these events, extra
security precautions were being
taken. We had to adjus~ our
itinerary because plac~ that
were supposed to be open
suddenly closed.
But I thought It seemed more
open and relaxed than I thought
it wouJd be. While visiting
1 lananmen Square, I took ~
picture of a group of soldiers
and no one Qinched. I had
heard that people had done this
before and had their film
c unfiscated.
I was thrilled 10 visit the Great
WaU. llS sheer size and length
(more than 2,000 miles long and
1he only man-made structure
w.ible from space, we were told)
i<. something you have 10 see in
pt>rsun to get the full impact. It
was very cold and windy on our
way up, but we couJdn't come all
1hat way without making it to
the very top. According to Mao,
t111yone who Wclllted to be a
·hero" had to first climb the
Creat Wall, so we all left a'\
"heroes."
l"hat same day, we visited a
pearl factory. The thing I
n·member m ost isn't the
hmcelets they strung as I
waited. It is the image in my
mind of the back of the bus as it
pulled away while Joanna and I
r.111 after it as fast as we could. It
was about to puJJ onto an
l"<pressway when someone
l•mked out of the back wmdow
and saw us just in time to get
tl1e bus to pull over. With the
t 011fw1ion of who was supposed
111 be on which bui., no one
n•ali1..ed we were missing. At that
potnt, we reaJized we had to
look out for each other. Six of us
dcdded that we would stick
tny,l'ther. look out for each other
and make sure everyone was
ncrnw1ted for. We became
officially known as HThe China
<hicks" and by 1he end of trip,
\•• realized that a '>pec1al
lm·ndship had developed.
Uh, and I was never late
.1g.1i11.
We rode in ricksbaws and
\isited the oldest pan of the city.
the I lutong. A group of u<; had
lunch with a family m their
hurne. Though it wru. arranged
as part of the tour, It was as
close as we would get to
meeting any or the local people
besides our guides. IC was
interesting to see people still
living as their ancestors had, ln
a three-room house lined up in
a U shape with a central
courtyard and a communal
toilet. Our hosts were very warm
and friendly and I think they
appreciated my small gift of a
miniature watercolor of
Newport Harbor. It was also the
best meaJ I bad while we were
there.
We also visited a Otlnese
herbal clinic and pharmacy.
There, the doctors diagnosed us
by looking at our tongues and
taking out puJse. Then they
recommended herbal
treatments that we could take
on a regular basis as preventive
measures to insure good health.
It seemed to make sense. But
downstairs, there were all kinds
of strange looking things in the
pharmacy cabinets. I couldn't
read what they were except for
the Tiger Balm, or what they
were for, but I saw snakes, dried
seahorses, antlers. animal and
insect parts and o ther lhings
that I didn't even want to know
what they were. Though I think
tlle re are a lot of good thJngs
that come from Otlnese herbal
remedies. I don't thJnlc I am
ready to make the switch.
Our guided tours were
conducted by young.
well-educated guides who were
eager to answer all our
questions and were proud 10
share the history and cuJture of
their city with us. They were all
surprisingly outspoken in their
political beliefs, though not
when we were out in public
We had tours of the
Forbidden City. the Summer
Palace on Kunming Lake. and
the Ming Tombs. We visited a
jade factory and a friendship
store, which is a government
store selling everything from silk
to jade. pearls and embroidery
to cloisonn~. I am quite sure
they had to restock the shelves
when Mary Ann was done
~hopping.
Al each stop, whenever
possible, our group had to buy
something. Shopping was high
on everyone's list and we were
all searching for something
unique and special to bring
home. I thought I found the
most unique tea cups in a
charming little teahouse outside
the Temple of Heaven. J
managed to sneak away from
the group and get in right before
they closed. When filled with
hot tea. the painted scene on
the teacups changed from a red
and black dragon to a full color
painting of a Chinese garden. I
quickly bought six of them ~
gifts. thinking how special these
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We Oew to Shanghai and took
several long bus rides as we
visited the cities of Hangr.hou
and Suzhou. I am sure that
everyone on this trip could tell a
story or two about the long
waits at the airport, and the long
bus rides. What could have been
the worst part of the trip turned
out In hindsight to be one of the
best We spent those hours
talking and sharing stories In a
way people don't normally have
time to do as we go about our
daily lives. And we laugh now at
the some or the tour missteps,
like the way Janice and Barbara
never had a room at each hotel
we went to, the 6asco with the
boarding passes, the three-ho ur
wait in the parking lot for the
rest of the gro up to show up. etc.
Among the hJghlights in
I fangzhou was a visit to a tea
farm. Along the way, we drove
past the lush, green terraced
hiU ides. We came upon what
looked like a s mall parade -a
group dressed in black wearing
headbands, carrying large
brightly colored paper wheels
and wreaths. Our guide
informed us it was a village
funeral procession.
We took a boat ride on the
West Lake, with weeping willows
and teahouses lining the shore.
It looked like something out of
an old Cllinese painting.
We visited the Llngyin Temple
and saw the 64-foot camphor
Buddha. The misty rain mixed
with the incense gave an other
worldly haze to this ancient
temple.
In w.hou, we visited an
embroidery factory and a silx
factory. We were aJJ ama.7..ed at
what an excellent bargainer one
of the gaJs in our grdup. Aileen,
turned out to be. The 01lnese
are rough negoriators, but they
mel their match with her when
he went home with a huge,
framed hand-embroidrred piece
ufan .
I was so impressed by the silk
Ooss quilts thal we watched
1hem make al the No. I silk
factory; I bough• one for each
bed in th e house and !>hipped
them home. They keep the
thermal body hea1 in and are
ligh1we1gh1 and pcrfcl"I 10 U'>e
yl'ar round in California.
Our la'>t stop wa.<, Shanghai
and we were all amazed at how
modem the city was. fl looked
to me liked something out of
MThe Jetsons, • very space
age-style architecture. The
contrclSts between the new and
old parts of the city were
striking. We went from one
extreme to the other when we
had cocktails on the 96th Ooor
of the uJtra modem Grand
Hyatt, to dinner at the Peace
Hotel The Peace Hotel was
built in 1906 and, from the
looks of the jazz group playing
in the bar, they have been
there almost as long.
The next day, Kathy and
Joanna and I had our 6lJ of
Chinese food and we went over
to the Four Seasons Hotel. It
was just as beautlfui as the one
here. It was like a sea or calm
Jn a very frantic place. I wanted
to say beUo to the front desk
manager who used to work at
the Four Seasons in Newport
Beach. We missed Andy, but we
had the best club sandwiches.
While all of these sights and
experiences were wonderful,
the best pan of m y whole trip
was the friends I made. And I
was not alone. Entire bus
groups got to be friends. By the
end of our trip, people
everywhere were tallcing about
reunions and keeping in touch.
We heard that one of the bus
groups aU went to brunch
together the day after we got
home.
Because of this visit, I have
become interested in learning
more about Otina. and I now
have a very special group of
friends. "The China Chicks,"
that share this interest. We had
our first reunion a week after
the trip -Barbara, Janice,
Kathy, Joanna, Mary Ann,
Aileen and me -to share our
photos and tallc aboui how
much fun we had. We get
together for Oiinese takeout
and rent movi5 like HThe Last
Emperor" and MXui Xw." We
aJi.o plan to visit the Bower.,
Museum to see the Lost
Treasures of the forbidden
City. We are talking about a trip
10 San Francisco where, of
course. we would stop fir.I in
Chinatown. And, of course, we
talk about our next trip to
China.
• BRIDGET UNOOUIST 1s lhe
deputy director of lhe NewPort
Beach Conti>rence and Visitors
Bureau
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of my little ister. And now she
replays the part of entrepreneur.
Jenny desi.gns jewelry. Very
cool jewelty. She also scours lhe
continent for vintage jewelry
and purses. She has recently
added furniture to her list of
funky pfferings. So many
wonderful items has she that
Jenny recently opened a little
treasure of a store called Patina
In keeping with lhe theme
•otr the beaten path," so is
Patina. WhJch means youwon't
find it unless y0u're loolcing for
lL It's on 17th Street, behind the
car wash near Orange Avenue.
The ad~ Is 187 17th St.,
Costa Mesa. to be exact. And
~. you wiU need to look twice
to find iL
Jenny seUs her own jewelry
line, of COW'SC. but she alw has
antiques, baby blankets and
interesting anwork. When I
stopped by last week. there
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Following a history about the
use of coal, oil, narura.I gas and
other conventional energy
sources, Berinstein rums her
attention to the economics of
solar, wind, fusion, geo·thennal
and hydrogen-~
technologies.
Alternative energies will fuel
lively discussions at the Newport
Beach Central library when
Rilldn presents "Petroleum,
PoUtk:s &nd the Hydrogen
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were one-of-a-kind mirrors, plant
stands and a really witty antlque
owl lantern that I might have to
go baa and purchase.
Jenny's j~ls are worn by
such •notables" as my daughters,
my sister, my si ter-in-law, my
mqther and me. Her key chain
designs sport antique glas.'> beads
and vintage charms -a big hit
with the new-to-driving set. And
if you need a necklace with
special colors. lengths or themes,
now you'll know where to go. Just
ask Jenny.
Patina Is open I 0 a.m. to 5
· p.m. Tuesday through Saturday
except from-Frida~ when it's
open from noon to 5 p.m. lfyou
can't find it, call the store (949)
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So. now you too have the
chance 10 wa1ch Jenny blo!>SC>m.
But be warned. her personality ii.
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"DIRECT
DEEDING"
By Dave Wong
It u\cd to be \\hen you
purcha .. ed rropcrt1c\ lhrough J
1011 1a,·deft'.m:d euhange
they were deeded '"'' 111 Jn
intermediary. I hen to ) ou
Lil.cw l\C. lhc pro pert IC\ ) ou
were CXlhan~1ng were deeded
fir,1 10 the 1n1ermed1ary and then
lheir pun.ha..cr
Generally. this" no longer the
c.;~. The importance of u\mg a
profesMonal 1n1ermed1ary ha\ noi
disappeared. There are do1.tn' of
reasons IO do 'i<l Bui you will no
longer need 10 deed propert1e\ 10
this tnlermed1ary in moM case\
An IRS ruling from 1990 has
been ven fied enough times tha1
e"tchangers are fully comfortable
w1lh "direct deeding."
What are th e advantage~ 10
direct deeding? For one 1hing.
there 1s little nsk the 111lc 10
properties m lhe exchange will
wind up 10 d1bputc -ptrhap~
vested in an 1ntcrmed1ary firm
lhllt, for unforeseeable reason~.
buddenly goes out of bu\1~esi..
Funhcr, 1t means only one 5(1 of
transfer laxes need~ 10 be paid
for each property 1n the
exchange. rather 1han two
And the mtermcd1ane\ benefi1 as
well. If a later d1~pute anses
b«au~ of und1sclostd asbe tos
problems. for example. 1hc
intenncdiarics won't be drawn '"
as one-time ownen of the
property in question.
ln sum. the new rule allow
(or a much cleaner transaction. If
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COMMENTS
Continued from A 1
to counnl meeting' tn certain
nties -'>Orne of them JUSI a
\tone's throw away -ours
;,t•cm likt> the Un11ed States
~upreme Court in \Cssion.
South Cate. Calif. Where
does one bt>gin? A number of
\outh C1ate C rty Council
member.,, two of whom arc
t ousinc,, ..ind a few staffe rs at
South C .ate: C 1ty I laJI. have
IH'en undl•r 1nve,11gation by
the t.o, An~l'les Dis trict
Attornt•y and the l'BI for at
least a yt•ar on '>U'>p1c1on of
t orrupt1on, m1su'e of mil~on.,
of OOll3f\ Ill public; funds,
variou!> kkk-bark schem e,,
death thre.1t'> to public
official,, tnduding 1wo state
ll•gbla1ur'>. and '>Orne really
h.id 'tufl A key figure in the
drama 1' Cit}' frea .. urer Albert
lloble-. A( tually. Ro hies 1s the
fornwr n ty treasurer. In April
111 Ja.,t y<·ar. lloble., was
.Hrt'!>lt'd llUl\1de ht<,
tm\lthot"e on a numlwr of
t l1.1rge'> and led away in
h.1111.kuff, I he re'>p1mc;e from
th1· Ci ty Council wa'> \'Aift and
d1•u,ivt: Whtie Hohlt:'> war,
.1wa1t1ng tn..il. tht• touncil
promoted him to I lt·f~HHy < 11y
\l,111ag1:r. with a t mllrall that
1m luded SIH0,000 't.'\C:ramt·
1i.1y. ew11 if lw \>\t'n·
l unvictt•tf
At u1rtf111g to Joe Hu11 a
'>outh < .. Ht' hu'>llll'" ov.nl'r
.inti C.11y < ounnl regular
\'h"''' fl(•t•t ol trud .. , wa'
lirl'homlwtf 111 LOO I "I hi\ 1-.
thl' IMliKht /onl' of poht1t-.
l11·oplt• don't hl'lll'Vt' what
If.Ill'' 1111 IH'rt.' You lh1vt• to lt•ll
tlll'rn -.tt•p I>\ '>tc'p . .irul they n·
... 1111 ltkl·. ,u, 110. 11 roultfn't
ht· " If Hu11thin~'11\ been
lht· lwtltKhl /om• .. o f;u,
1l1111gc, rt·.it hed ·· flw Outt'r
I rmrt' at l\lund..i\., li1unnf
11 11·t·t111K
\t the l'lld 111 J,10u.1ry. the
C 11y C ounnl ma1onty. It'd bv
\1.1yor Alll hilt HuvJlcaba, V.J'>
rt tailed hy a larg(• margtn in a
'l1t't 1aJ l'll·t tron I .i't Monday.
11 \ .. <I., -.1.1ndm)( room onh m
tlll' niunnl t hambt·r-.. ,,.,
...,outh c.att• rr.1dt•11t., tUrnl'd
nut to wdllh tlw hn,11
momenti. of the recalled
council members, Including
Mayor Ruvalcaba and
Councilwoman Marla
Benavide,s. who Is the mayor's
cousin.
Stnce her swearing-in two
years ago, Councilwoman
Benavides has not uttered a
word at a council meeting
other than voting "yea" or
"nay.· Even then, 'lhe speaks
in an extremely '>Oft,
kitten-like voke, which
always causes i.ubdued
laughter m Lhe audience, and
has earned her the nickname
"meow lady." At one meeting,
the mayor called for the
que.,tlon then turned quickly
toward her"cou'lin and <;a111
"Maria ... nay" wi thout
bothering to cover her
microphone. "Ntty,"
whi'>pt•red the rnuncilwoman
du11fully, bringing down the
houw
Monday n1gl11\ meeting
'>lartt•d bad and got worr,e,
far,t Atrnrdmg to the Lo'>
Angl'lt·'> I 1me\, during Oral
C ommu111ca11on'>, with the
mel'ting barely hl'gun, Mayor
Huvalt abJ tried to '>top a
long t 111\t' coun< 11 <nil<
11am(•tf Hill Dl'\\ Ht from
'>pl·akrng. '>ay111K the11 '>llf'
didn't h<tH' a formal reque-.t
from l111n lk\Vllt quickly
prod111 t•d a llm(' and
dall' '>t.11nped paper,
ro11firm111g lhat he: had
ltlrrwtf 111 a reqUl''>t IO \peak.
\.\ht·n 1he nty attorney
atfv"l'tf the tounnl that
DeWi1t -.houltf he allowed to
'Pt•,1k the nnwd '>tarted tu
l hanl ·1 t•t him talk I et h11n
tal~!" I lw Mayor asked to '>l'l'
l>e\\'111 \ ren·1 pt. qU1ck.Jy
dn111111ntl'd a fivt• minu1t•
rece.,,, then 1um petf from lwr
lha1r .111d heatft•tf for the Joor
C.ounulman I knry <111n1alt·-.
orw 111 thl' t\\o uwnul
mcmbt•r-. not rt't .illed -Knl
up, hlm~ed thl' mayor\ path.
and dt•mJndt·tf th.it '>h(•
return the tfol'unwnt tu
Dt•\\.111 A 'cream111g. grunt mg
tug-of \\Jr bt.'twt•en the
mayor .rnd tlw council
mt·mlwr eno;u1•d \\ h1ch '>l'lll
tht' t mwd 1n111 .in c·ar-,phttmg
lrc·111y of appl.111,t• and hoo-.
WitlHHll \\arr1111g. tht.' mayor
lugged CouncUman Gonzales
In U1e (ace (It was a right
hook) then ran from the
council chambers, receipt In
hand.
1\vo South Gate police
officers at the meeting took
off after the mayor, hurdJJng
the wooden railing below the
daJs In hot pursuit. lhe
audience. barely able to
contain itself at this point,
started chanting "Arrest t.he
mayor! Arrest the mayor!"
Said South Gate Police Officer
Tony Mendez, "Did you see
that? She just popped him!"
Aft er the meeting, the
officers cited Mayor
Ruvalcaba for misdemeanor
battery. but the mayor tried to
make a citizen's arrest or
Councilman Gonzalez. who
'>he claimed fondled her
during the tug-of-war, which
led to the right hook, which
Gow aid was a lot of
hooey. Shirle 'ck -a
South Gate !>Cnt r cith~en wid
a longtime council-watche r
expressed the emotions of
mo'>t people at the meeting
when she said she Imped tl'iat
the city's ordeal wac; finally
coming to an end. For Bobri ck
11\ per!>onal. Last year, Mayor
Ruvalcaba '>ought a
reMrai ning order against her,
d.i1mm g that Robrick htt her
over the head with c:ourt
documenti..
Speaking of :.eniors, people
a1 Monday night's meeting
wert' concerned about
CounciJman Gonzalez who is
fi7 years old and walb. with a
La ne:. but he JU!>t shrugged it
off ·A bullet bounced off my
head," said Gonzalez. "<;o I
can take a punch."
Oh yeah. I forgot. Ounng
hi\ tt.'rm as mayor in 1999,
(,u111..ile1. wa'> shot in the head
hv an unk.nown assaila nt. The
.,hooting h.i., never het>n
<,olved. hut most people
a.,.,unie 11 wa., poliucaJly
motivated. Well. OK then. Any
furtht>r discu<,c;1on? I didn't
th111l :.o. We .,tand ad1ourned
I go1ta go.
• PETER BUFFA 1s a former Costa
Mesa mayor His column runs
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Dut• to the '>ltgrivt that lolX
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Luleu ha~ found pt'ople are
often '>Urpn<>ed to d1 ... covt·r that
widely popular dann•., hie
Tangci and '>dmha actuaJly faJI
undl·r the fol}. dance calt'g11ry. A\
they lt•arn more about what fol k
danung "· hoWt'\t'r, they qU1ck.Jy
become mort· open tu hl·mg a
part of Lhe fol k d..in< mg '>tene as
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And even th..it '>l c:ne 1morpo-
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EDITORIALS
New method
of appointment
makes sense
T. o the winners go the
spoils.
Thal old saying is
looking to be truer than
ever in Costa Mesa Ciry
Hall now that council members
have given themselves the power
to appoint directly their own
planning and parks
commissioners. Maybe even more
importantly, council members will
be ahle to "fire" their
commb!>ioners if it pleases them.
Oppunems .. concerned abou1
cronyism t1nll "l:itrh-key"
commisi.ioners. were quick to cry
foul last week when the council
made the dramatic change.
"II'!> not a had idea per se. but
the implemt>ntalion and
implicat10ni. are prcuy '>Cary," srud
Planning Commi!>sioner Bill
Perlcin:-.. who ha!. a stake in juc;1
how thu~c appointment are made.
"It rauscs a 101 of hard feelings and
makes it very political.''
Hut that's exactly what Ciry Hall
b -a political place.
lma){int' the president of the
Untied ~ta tee, getting elected and
then having 10 confer about who
the vice pres11.lent. tlic chief of Maff
or llw pre.,, 'iecrelary will he. Or,
even morc· ludicrow •. imagine the
pre~ident having to tonfer before
a-.king '>OITICOne lO lt•cJVC.
fhat l';n't how it work~ (a~ide
from the back room pnlit iclung, of
cour'>e). When vn1 1·r ... pic'k a
pwsident, tlwv ar1· 1111 king a
lrader. plus all !h•· 11• 11rlt• tha1
lf'ader appo1111 ... '~"' ,h1111ld we
not expect th1· ,11,' 1•0111 mir local
pfllttirian.,? Vv1 ., 1, t111 a
commission fut 11 ..,. 1 ... 011~
Fir'>t off. 1h1· I ,, ~ 10 direct
appuinlllll'llt 1\11 ,,, \l' J 11a~111g
p1 ohlu11 in l ... .. "' 'J :
d1-,agrt•t·mc·111 lwt WCl.'11 the
Planning Commission and the City
Couticil. Lately, too much time has
been talcen up wi th re-hearings
and overturning votes. Having
planners and council members on
the same page will eliminate this
-and if it doesn't, then a simple
firing wilJ do the job.
The change aJso will hold
council members -and indirectly,
voters -more accountable. If a
council members' appointee is
doing a terrible job, lt wilJ be easy
to point the finger at the right
place. Poli1 ic;1l heat can be pur to
council members to make changes
happen. Cronyism, in other words.
works in residents' favor by
bringing the deals out from the
back rooms. We'IJ know who's with
whom.
llesidents will also have more
responsibiLity when going to the
voting booth. Their votes will not
1ust be for a council member, but
for like-minded commissioners;
these "teams" will have increased
power to reshape the political
landscape inside City Hall. Three
like-minded council members and
their three planning
commissioners will be able to get a
lot done during their time in
office. As much as every vote
counts now, they wil l count that
much more.
Those worried that too much
will get done should feel especially
responsible fo r the shape of the
council and commissions. If you
are concerned about who a
council member might bring into
City Hall, think twice about your
!>Upport. If you don't like how
appointments have been made,
you'll know whom to call or whom
not to vote for next time around.
rt wiJJ, after aJI, be directly
apparent to us all.
Home R anch funds
are for schools now
P l'fh<lp'> lhe Co'la Me1.a Ciry
C ouncil '>ho11ld have put
the cart hdorc the hor'ie.
Mtt-r all. ii\ hl'f'n a year
and a half \llltc the 'irgt•r-.trom!>
first offered three Col.la Me!'.>a
sdvwb $2 million a" part of the
Home Ranch dcvrlopment
agreemcnl .ind tht> ~chool<. ~till
liave nothing to '>pend.
In August 200 I, the ~egerstroms
ofl ered the money. Ju1>1 three
months later. the City Cou nul
approved the I lome Hanch project,
a decio;mn that as:o.ured the $2
million would hccome realily.
In July 2002. just about a week
before the city received the money,
the City Cou ncil said the schools
would have 10 wait a while before
they would see the money, but
that the council would try to
transfer it as soon as possible.
Not until November djd the
council invite public input on how
the foundat ion or foundations
would be set up to determine what
the money would buy.
It seems the counciJ dragged its
feet far too long and continues to
do 'iO. The public still hasn't
benefited from the $2 million in
-.chool district money the council
negotiated on it'i behalf.
Public input on a fou ndation
should have began just after the
council approved the Home Ranch
project in November 2001. By early
2002, a foundarion could have
been created. Yet, on Monday-a
year later -council members
continued their indecisiveness on
the matter.
It's really quite simple: Create
one foundation fo r the three
sch ools to avoid dividing the city
and force the foundation -Lilce
the City Council -to abide by
open meeting laws, since the
money involved belongs to the
public.
And the last step: move on to
other things and become more
effi cient. Plan ahead If need be.
Decisions are taking far too long in
Costa Mesa.
THE LAST WORD
A night of their own
rr here are several important
event.'! tn a person's life, some of
which n>present major
transitions.
One e~mple is the wc'Clding, which
ropre nts a tmnSiUon &om
bm:hdordom to rnantage. a Ill.ate thnt.
kl theory; la.sU fonMlt But it's a hQRe
leap for rn.Bt1f thar redefl~ the rest
of their lives.
Anodier important event 1' I.be high
tchool prom. wtllch ff arguably the
ffl08l lmportiltlt event foi dUJdren
until phJation
But during I -years,~ hu
0-Mlddlt C.oJJeSt' 1 ligtl ~""" 6eera wflhQut • prom SOOD. that may s.,
all ~ thanJcs to senior Qyst.al
Nay, who in May should be fowtd aD
decked out aJongslde her handsome
date.
It may not be the biggest prom.
stnce ltle school on Orange Coast
College's campus only bas 85
students. but tt1J be a tradition Crystal
and her classmates wm be proud of.
1be tchool may be on a coOese
campus, but thele .audents d want
some high IChool manottee at high
school even•
And M can' blame them. So don't be surpri9ed ii Q')'ll(8I and c.o. IOOfl
ror a tpad nWtc evenL They F"'
uplOlast.
BOLTON·
LEITER TO THE EDITOR
Westside "problem" will sol ve itself
F or the past I 0 years or so I've driven
up and down P1acentia to and from
my West 17th street office on a daily
basis. I work on the Westside. I do
business on the Westside. My doctor and
dentist are on the Westside. I get my car
worked on and washed on the Westside. I
eat lunch (and sometimes breakfast and
dinner) on the Westside. I therefore
consider myself qualified to make a few
observations of my own about this
"problem."
let me start by saying I don't consider
it a problem. Whal we call the "Westside"
is a largely industrial, light manufacturing
area. with a concentration of apartment
building'> and a couple of mobile home
pa.lb. In addition to the few very large
manufacturing companies, which employ
hundreds, there are literally dozens and
dm:ens of small businesses li1ce my own
There are mechanics and brake shops
and sail makers and carpet layers and
patio furniture outlets and sandwich
vendors. There are welders and karate
studios and auto repair facilities. There
are convenience stores and apparel
manufacturers and plumbing supply
houses. With very few exceptions. these
bminesses are neat and dean and well
kept They have to be. They know their
cmtomen won't patron.iz.e them Initially,
or return. if they aren't So what, I asJc is
the problem? Ask yowself, if they aren~
here. where will they be? And where will
the jo~go?
Ye.. there are a few eyesores. Some
apartment buil~ and four-plexes and
single-family dwellings ,, eel 10 be
rehabbed or razed. But the forces of the
marketplace are such that they will likely
be replaced by something bright and new
and potentially more profitable (and thw..
contribute more to sales and property
taxes) if we simp.ly leave them alone.
P.xample: Zubie's Gilded <:age on
Placentia was quietly replaced a year or
two ago by several million dollars worth
of Hank's Electrical Supply and Motors.
This didn't come as a result of action by
the Planning Co~on or a
redevelopment agency or by eminent
domain. It came as a result of enlightened
self-interest by an entrepreneur willing lo
invest his own cash to make some more.
Another example is Roger McGregor's
building, which is an architectural delight.
He invested as well. A lot Are we to now
penalize him, and legions of others like
him. for so doing'? I ask again. what's the
problem?
Although it angers many. the Job
Center is still thriving. I ~ it several
times a day. I've yet to wi~ anyone
there acting In a way other t.harl
completely businesslike. Is SOS an
indigent magnet1 Maybe, but the last
drunk I saw~ passed out on a Sunday
monung 111 the parking Int ot J Nt•wprn t
Beach n."l>tauranL
Yes. we have an are;i with adnuttt·dly
run-down, high-occupam)' apa.rtnwrll'>. II
there are code violatio115, I !Wty enforce
them. lf our codes don't ~upport till'
vigorow. renlwal this area c;hout' 0111 fur.
I say write new on~ If oul ·of tow11
landlords are d'loo!>ing 10 dNPgard our
laws, I -.ay punish them. CoulcJ ii IK' thut
this whole is."ue of rcdevelopmenl ·~
nothing but a charade, ma.-;kini-: cl
deep·sealt'CI t•nmity hy a perrent;1~t· of
our citizenry toward alien.s. I~ or
otherwille? I certainJy hope not.
By the way. I do have a hecf abotH tlw
Westside. You need an SUV to 11l'goliatl'
some ofi~ pockmarked street!\. Wt"I 17th
is a prime example. Isn't it the city·.,
responsibility to fix these road-;?
Count me among thoM> who hchew
that nothing done by the bureaucmcy wiU
tum the Westside into Newpor1 lkal'h.
And if ii tries, there will be more losel"i
than winners. and a whole lot of vt!ry
angry business owners and happy
lawyers. I suggest. rather, that the wundl
enact leiPstation to encourage and
enhance the potential gain for investing
and reinvesting in this area And then
stand back and let the laws of caphali<1m
work their magic.
CHUCK CASSITY
READERS RESPOND
Foundation open meeting considered
AT ISSUE: Should the
school foundations
proposed to do1e out $2
million in Home Ranch
money be subject to state
open -meeting laws?
I wu at the Oty Council meeting
and t am very much pro to
f oundatJont and I think u It a tta"\'elty
thal Mayor l.aren Roblnton la dotng
Cl*. l would like the Daily POot to look l.
..
Into the protocol on whether she can
call a rehearing. I thought that the
bylaws or whatever their meeting laws
are that only someone. who was al the
origlnal hearing on this can call for a
recall.
So just chedt lnto thar caose tt ls so
important. Hope Costa Meae gets their
foun<t.tJon llke It •hould In terms or
equipment tor hl.gh echool.
DIME I.El I NfD
Costa Mesa
l &grt't with Mayor Karen Robln'°n
that wt' nttd tn malt.-~u,... that w.. are
I
In legal compUance with iipending this
money and we also need to have an
accountability of where exactJy it· ls
golng so there Is not dupllclty wl,th ,
Measure A or al'ly other rw1dlng or
grant that we have.
AIM> we need to hiwc thla done In a
fot Cashion so people ore not waltlng
forever and the 1noncy ge
misa.Uocated. We need to act on h, we
need to do It properly and we need ro
act on It now for our kid •
DIANE .JONES
Co taM
Daily Pilot
BIO
Age:63
R~: Newport Beach for 38 years
Position: Newport Beach Councilman
since sworn in in December
Oecupation: Retired Newport public
worb director, wortced for city's pubhc
wor1ts department for 33 years,
including pos1t1ons of associate c1v1I
engineer and city engineer
Education: Bachelor's of science in civil
engineering from University of Anzona,
master's in civil engineering from Cal
State Long Beach
Famlty: Wife of 36 years Jan, sons Don
and Cameron, and 8 month old
granddaughter Ella
Hobbies: Collecting hats. photography,
family history, sa1hng walking
FOR THE LOVE
OF NEWPORT
'{'ve lived in Newport
fo r su ch a long p eriod
of rime and I really
wanted the
oppo rtunity to
continue n1y service to
the city and the
citizens. I pick ed up a
lot of knowledge over
those vears related ro
all aspects of the city
and f elt that I wanted
to continue to share
that.'
ti
Don Webb hasn.'t
hung up his walking
shoes despite having
already won a seat on
the Newport Beach
City Council.
D on·Webb logged 33
years working for
Newpon Beach's Public
Works Department
before retiring in JuJy
lOOI. But the retirement was brief,
as Webb'!> volunteer work as a City
Councilman keeps him quite busy.
On I riday, City Editor James
Meler visited Webb at his Mariners
Dri ve home to discus\ the new
JOint·U\e Manners Ubrary project,
h1!> rnuncil goah. and the
nickname he picked up during the
2002 campaign. Watkin' Don
Upon retiring as Newport Beach's
public works director, you
lrnmedlatefy said you wanted to run
for City CouncU, which you dJd
successfully in November. Why the
rush to return to city government
I () R U M
after 33 years with the dtyT
Well. It reall\-wai;n't a rush. Thne
\\.Ci.\ a year and a half hetween lht'
retirenwnt and the elecuun, wh1<·h
gave mt• J year to traH•I and rcfll>t I on
thing<,
i -.rory and i"'ue. '" we hJvt• w rt-.1llv
h\te11 10 iill of tlu-\.Otl"t''>. hut
ulumatt'I} 11\ up to you 111 pull 1l11N·
togetht•r .md m.ile decl'>1011'
When you rt•tire, you don'1 1u'1 KO
home and c;11 111 J chair Jnd do
nollung 'ou \\.,mt to ha\l' '>Omethang
to occupy your ume \.\.1tJ1
f'vt'.' lived m Nt•wport for ~uch a long
penod of Uffil' Jlld I re.llJY wanted the
oppor1un11y to umtmt11• my '>t'C'\lle to
the ut~ and tlw Ull/A.'ll,. I p1d~t'd up a
lot of lnowlt>d)o(e owr tlHl\C } edr\
related lo .:111 J\fll'tl\ of the cil\ and
It'll lhat I wantt·d lo< <n111nue to 'hart'
that.
How dJfferenl Is II ht>ing on the
other side of the dalsT ·
I ).,'lit...,, lht'rt'' a numlx>r of ~.,y, to
lo~tl JI that. ln,u·ad of ht·mg a hired
emplu\t't'. Im now a vuluntt'er that\
ht"f.'n t'lettt-d 11 .. not an tt to·5 1ob
dll)'TTIOrt ho\\t'\.t'r Im hndmg that Im
'Pl'nd1ng 4t11tt•" hit ol ttme -maybe
not 40 hour-." \\.eek c:11 the prewnl
lime
A'>" ut'f t•mpluyee, I was mort•
focu,t·d uimplt•tl'ly on public worb
prow<" h J < II} Coum 11 membt•r.
11., rt:<tlh llt'l l''"Jry 10 trn u" on
everything 111 tlw nty. Jll of thl:' various
J.'>pe<:I'. of c1l't' gowmment So thJt
mJke\ me look .i h11lc· d1flerently at
('Veryth111g
La.e. d'> a puhllc worl.'> J>t'™lll I
would lool at .i hu1Jdmg prn)t'rt .md
'dY OK, 1h1'> 1" .i top pnon1y: A-. .i
< 1ty < ounnl rnt•mber I h.1ve to looi.. at
the hu1ldmg pm1ect and '>.t}. "'\m,,
how doe' that fit 1n with the O\erall
bigger p1ctun• and al'l' 1lwre ..amt•
other opt1011' "'t• need HJ con.,1der
before or dfter that.·
I 1hinl that bt•ing a pa'>t city
employee. I know that l'w had a
number of caJI<, from people with
5ome speClfic concerns that Lhey
wanted additional lnfom1ation on and
I've been able 10 direct them dtrettly
10 the per..on that can .. otve their
problem or taken it on myself and
J.Sked a few que.,lions to get Lhe
a nswers.
What have you learned ao far as a
coundlmanf
I think that through the camprugn. I
learned that people of Newport rea!Jy
want a council member who's
responsive to thelr needs. rnere'5
always two to three sid~ of every
I thmk 11\ important for l oum ii
nwmbc·r' Ill worl togethl'r Inell' one
ol the thing' I hopt• to lw .1hlt· 111 cl11
A., the pubht work.'> dirN lor. ll "''"'
llt:l l''>'t<tf) for mt• lo do .t lot ol
l oord1r1at1on wllh 1he niunul In 1h1·
pa'>l, l'Vl' l..nown mC1ny ol the u1u11111
member' '>O I h.1\11 J lw.1d ,tart
I .tc111.1lh knt:\\ OE"\.'\ roum 1lman
l>1d. '\11 hol-. I fir,t ramt: .11 ro,., him
111 till' l.11t· ·:-o-. or t'Jrlv ·tto ... tlim11gh
""me ul thl l''>lll'' thJI lw h<id '-11 I 111
11111 "orl1ng w11h am '>lr.mgl'r' up
tlwre .ind I ll1ini.., for nll'. 11 II h·· 1 •'"It r
Why were you w lnvolved in the
campalgri for a new Mariner's
llbraryT
lwo year<, agu. I \\,(\ cl(l(lllllllNl lu
rhl' Llll/l'n' (.>vt·r'l~!hl < 11mm1tll'l' lor
the l\1t>a.,11re A bond 1-.,111 for 1h1
"'l'"• port Mt."5<1 llmlied 'X hoot
Dl'>tnct and go1 n.·.illy 1111ne,tl'd 1r1 till'
'><. hool dl\tnct n.•l,1tt·d 1hmg\ arnl tlw
uµ~'fat.lt•, of our '.tnou' 'l hool'
At th.11 point I lw.ud .1ho111 tht'
po.,s1hill1y of ge111ng a gr.int for a
101111 U\t' hbraf) ht'I .,.,ec11 1 ht' -.1 hool
dl'>tnll .ind cit). .tnd 11 tlt'd 111to '''me
of the thmgc; Lhdt I \\.J~ worltng 011
1111<; parucular lihr.1r't' nghl no\.\-"'••"
hutlt Ill I '159 aJ1d 1' 'h11Mng 5ign' ot
"'age and need-. to h,1\t' 'orne
'>UU\lan11al 1mpmwrnt·111 .. 1t1dd1• 10 lhl'
building to bring II up ro t ht' .!000
-.11nd..in.J, or Jll 11pp11r1111 ll\ lilt 1h1'
•Int.' lo up~r.tdl' 10 J largt•r hhrc:tl)
\\e hJ\.l' a great ma.in hhraro on 1lw
olht.'r \Ilk of the hJ\ hut rht. \tanm r.,
hhr.it) "the on1· that h.tndft•, thl'
llt'l'd'> of tlw pt•oplt• on thl\ '1dt' of tlw
h.1\ "4.1 all of llHht' 1l1111g' 111g1·tl1t'r 1u-.1
re.tUy llnd of fit 111 \\IH~ to~ard gt•111.ng
J 101nt·u-.e library
Tne hind ral.'>lng group. lht'rt""-1
( hac;e and Oms \\ 1lltn'><m. 1ust did .1
IJnla.'>fll 1ob worling \\1th \1Mlan
lk-rgt~on pulling fogt.·ther the oti.7.A.'ll'
\\'e had ntv staff. l.01-. Timm~n and
I >.1rlene C 1Jetano, who wa.5 the otht'r
one on tlw library -.1dc who. m punm~
the grant IOfet.her. \\ork.ed through the
t\.'iUe<. w11J1 some of the communtl\ I
thmk we came up \'<llh a n>ally good
application. Therr were I \ outstanding
J ppllcauons and our.. wa' one ol tho-.e.
It JW.I -.eems hke the nght thing 10 -
do for the community and I'm ju ... 1
glad I can he a part of 11
What are some of your goals on the
coundlf
FROM THE NEWSROOM
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\\idl I men11ont'd earht'r that I want
tht· lounnl to be re'>pon-.1ve to the
m•ed!. of Lhe communr!) he<ause,
probdbly 111 connccuon w11h that, the
m11 ... t impor1an1goc:1l1s rn gl't the
gwwrnl pl.tn updatl'<.l mto the 21,1
c t•n111ry It wc:1-. la'>I \1~rntfit.an1ly
n10d1fied 1n 1988 .tnd that wa!> )U\I J
inod1ftt<111on h *a' created m the
t•.irl) 70-.
11 JU'il rwed'> lo ha\e a OPW look Ill
n·vll'\\ th<• \Jrsou' t'lt•men1 ... 10 mak<•
'llrt' the\ lllt:l'I nt•t·d.. llwn· may lw
"1111e afl'a'> thJI nrl'd chang1·d. \\llh
111od1fit'd 1011111g I hl'rt' Ind\. l>e ... on11·
m "" th.11 lll't'd J wtall\ d1flnen1 uw
I thlrll th,11 1111\ 'ldt' OI tilt' ba\ I\
n•all\ 'horr on a< tt\'l' ptaymg field' I
thrnl. \\t' rt•..ill\. 1wed to ,,.,,i. lowartl
p111t 111g 111~1 tlwr \IJllll' nt'\\ playin~
li1·ld'. I hopt' to look al \Ufl\l't H11Jgt·
l'.irk -I call II Laltrans Wt•st mY'eU
ht'loU\t' mer the vear' of\\orkmg
I .1llr<ut' Ill try1ng 10 get th.II propl•rl\
11110 the nt\, that\ \\hat wet ailed 11
\1111 thl'ft' ~111 h1• -.ornt• opp11num111•.,
lf1 ""nt: of tht.> \'"Jl ant land that\
t .1lled Hanning H.tnc.:h a., f.tr a'
1 n•atmg \Orne larger c;pon., facili11e'
"41 that' " ~n.i.J
Dredgmg the ba> dOd \\Jtl·r-quaJnv
'"ue" an• Jlway<, 1mponant issue\
I \.e Ix-en 1molve<l 111 that \tnce the
hr..t dredgm~ pro1ett m the A<h.. It\
111.,t c:1 to11t111uing prm. e-.. .. to make I Ill'
hay bett1·r
It\ 'o mut h Ix-lit r now than 20
}l'.tr. .1go I H'I) 11111e, 11 ramt'd and
"'e'd ht' 0111 'athng the wet.·kend
Jllt•f'\\.d.fd. \W had hule 1 .. land, w11h
nlJ.lllOg Jl'hrt'> and orang!'\ from lht
or.mge fi<·ld' ll1a1 you d -.ail through
\11u \l't' d1·hri' rorn111g do\\n, hut 1L ...
p1·11plt· JJI .1mund thl' l"Olllll't are
lwt 11m111g mor1· t11n-.r1ou' lhJI lhl·
drii111-. dram to tht• h.iy \\t• Vt' m.idt•"
101 111 proi.,rr1''' hut ~l h.1\ l' J long\\ ,1\
111 gn. ton
Though you're only a couple
months Into your tJnt ~
councilman, do you think you'U !ltt
rttlectJon T
You II helve 10 <!bl me that 4uf'~Uon
1n three year.. Ther(''!> a very good
po~'1bilt1y It 1u..t depends how thintr-
go over the next thn-e year; I'm not
go111g to \J) yes and I'm not going 10
'W.IY no
David Ellis helped manage your
campaign and that or thrtt othen in
2002 and has dnce taken beat OYa'
making phony phone messages In
the last two el«tlons. Would you uw
hlm again If you seek reeltttlonT
on
I re1.illv d11111 lum\' h W'>uld dt'JH nd
011, agdln. llw \\a} thing' art' tn 1hr1•1
yrdr.., J.lld "'hal l han~t.., have ht-en
made Im go111g 111 ht• dll incumtwnt
'>O that., gu111g to ht' J dtfkrt·m
\ltUJllOll
I dcm 1 con done lht tat tH' I du.I 11111
lht' a11y 111 Ill) < amp<11gn
Hai. the name "Wa.Utln' Oon"
caught on muchT
,\furl' th<111 I t·H·r dn'.1mt·d I hJI
.md lht• ,,r.1'' hat I H' had .t 11umh1·r
11t 1wopl1· \'\h11 't'I' n11· on 1h1 '>lrt'l'I
.111.J \\Ill ,,I\ 111 \\,iJ~1ng [.k11 or \clll
q-.111\ do \'\,ii~~
I h.it \.\.u' 11111•r1·,t 111 ~ dunn..: th1·
1 .unpJ1gn mn .11 1111· I larh11r
I il'nt.t).!t' 1<1111 \\e h,"l .1 \\,il~1r1g I >r1 l
tt'Jm I h1 r!· \\ii' th" 1111t· IJl.I\ "'.ilk111g
hl·r dog d11\\11 the 'tn•et and -,J1d
\\110' \\.1ll111~ Don' I '>dHI "\\•·I
1 h.it' lllt-' "h•• -..i1d f hat ' gre.11 rn\
hu ... h<1nd ,,11d tlH'rt r1'.llh \\ .1 ... n I 11111."
and 1 lnt•\\ 1h1·11 \\,1, .111d 1111\' I 1.111
~o up 11 h n md ,.1\ I \1• 11111
\.\dll 1 ng 1>1111 ..
I J1d 111.1ll' .ir1 t•l111r1 dur111~ 1tw
l rllllp.11gn 111111\t'r ·" lllUI h ol tht 'II\.'
J' I l ould .1 l.11 d' l nrn l 111g 1111 d1111r'
0Vt.'r 111 ')p\g),t\., then•' 1h1' h11l1• 1111y
llJI de \ill clfld II "•I' u n1uplt' (II
d.1\\ .1ltl'r lht l>.t1h 1'1lu1 ran 1ht
ar1 u l1· dlld Jlll lun· ol ml' I \H'lll
lnm l1ng on door' and'""" "'PMJh
pt·ople '>Jttl, M\\r 1u-.1 lneli\ \llll
\.\.11Uldn't find our '"t'' t t kn· \1111 Jrt'
and we rt'.tlh apprt·1 ldh' 11 ..
I don I knm' I think 11 n·.dh
\\11f~t•1J It ni.J.e, \1111 h·el g• ·••ti \\h1·11
~1111 re rt·t og11111·d \-. ,1 rt•pn•,1·ntJll\ 1·
ol 1lw t 11\ h11p1·lull\. pl'oph \'.tll lt·t·I
tomlortahl1• 1 1m111~ up .t11d ldik.mg
c:tOCHll '' h.lll'\ t•r l"lll'' th.II lhl'\ kl'I
.trl' 11np11r1.1111t1 'h.ir1· Th.11, '""' 111
lht• thlll~'-lllJl I ,,,1111 tht·m Ill~"""
-that thl'\ l dn 1allr. 111 mt·
"°"' much do you walk daH~ f
I tll 111do11 al h·,l\t lt\.t' ll•I\' a
wt•el-lor ,111 hour or hour .111d J hdll
\11 11\ Jhout thn·1• 111111•' I \1•n no"'
and then. I II ~t:l walling and prem
~OOll l'U be 4u1te d WiJV\ from honlt'
Someumes. "'e dnH' and park 011 tht•
pemn ula and wall around there
Newport JU'>I ha' \ome h<'dllltful.
plale<i to walk
A.ny flnaJ thoughul
I m ha.ppv to be a rnunnlman for
"lt•wport Reach and to contmue m,
1nvol\'Pme111 and wrv1ce to the c11y
' • • 'I'm told that you are conducting a poll about .
''Writing is °"'of tM few
professions ILft whim you~ all
the responsibility for whm you
do.~
-Brtaa Joni, ~list
on a Web site. agree to have your
name attached to the letter and
off it goes.
This results in hundreds if not
thousands or ronn letcers being
sent off saying ~same oact
thing.
i.tudenL' at Orange Coast College
about the plague of pl.aglansm
and W3m them of its
consequences.
So I find it a sad commentary
that the same practice I warn
them apM a practJce that can
result ln a Journalist being tired is
actually being promoted by
certain groups.
is easy to spot and starts off with
something like; ·rm told that you
are c:onducting a poll about • • an
easy tip off that this pel'IOl1 hasnl
read the ory but Is betng
~whattO
Nexl week. J1J tel )'OU "'hat 'we
are doing ro enwre acwracy In
our Forum •••
TB.L rrro TH! mTOR
Tony Oodefo ii 1he edla. He
~ YoUrc:oi'N1W., on
newt~~
Mother'~
i.... Toget•m1 geor
~ • teaerto 1he...,, cell
tw.difec:e• .. ~
«lhe' ...........
ta~ ot.-ld en..,... .. 0 ft en I am asked by readers
or clect.ed offidals tf Ml
scrut.1nir..e our lemB to
the editor and if we guard agaiJUt
letter-wrtting campaigns.
The short answers are ya aod
yes. But the loo8 ll1l!lwef that It
Is impos&Jble to \'a'lfy each and
~time that the words a letter
writer writ .ctually bdong to
hlm orher.
TONY
DODE RO
Tu be sure. the Rcpublk:an.\
nnd the Bush Administrauon are
not alone as many oi:ganU.adons
use similar methods.
Whk:h makes me wonder 11
these people~ ever heard of aomcthina aaOed plaaiamm.
~ oocun whtn )'OU take
~ woC'ds Of ~ts ol
Ponn letttrs a" nothing new
and~ Oft' not Immune to~
copy cat Jett wrlo~ IC'OUl"p!
hen! a l the Pllot and hlM-b1dttd
modvtd the llU1lt lc1tt ~
~ Ou.¢1 AdminisO'alJon. We
r.co. • mar\ed tho second
artnMrmy al our SUnday
r.dlUon. ~ • tnctpdoiJ.
edidon ~and
....... 0 ........... 0t dliltJAoe ..... -.-..orY\I u.s rn.11 .. 330 w. BllY
Whkti =to a recent phenomenon hotly
debated In the ol
Jounllliim. ~ ~
and eome new....,en hl"8 ~~onamw~
letten ~ recetYed and
pul6ihed by mljor' ~
'
meone dlf and daim thml a.' your own. It ctishonea and too
t.ci that t.bas pracdce " eituaDy being promoted on YM:>
JoumalJsta who~
anocbtr writa\ wost ~ Jtitf
and~ penaldel. UMJaDy ~in tamlnldon. And I
~ lecn.n my joumlll6m
often lcu.cn him that the
ame ex.a thing. The drbat
CMr the ptOp09Cd boardwalk Sn
the Bly ii an cam ol
whm wt!~ many
Yerbaum ltu or It
~~wdt\choee
lllOpOIWft ol ~ boaritw4.
8'X ~ P\llh II d\11 sutx~
'
mhanad ourwedcmd CO'\'enlllll!
of around Newpon·
\W brougtl' )'O'l che rada1
at lealt too LoOt 8-* ~ rr.ruree.. PttPr Buffa nl Kar1:0 WWW ooh.mnl IOd 111 9Cl'lll
number olQ u>d A lnteMrwl
with loc* ...... -.ct md
Odllrwfle.
CM~Spo111 hM
bendlled ..... ~ wtllb
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"That's probably as
sound a defense as we've
played all season."
Dally Pilot
Pat Dou1ta11, UCI men's
basketball coach
COLLEGE
BASEBALL
Anteaters'
bats wake
up, club the
Saints, 9-4
UCI wins second straight
at Santa Clara with J 3-hit
a ttack Saturday.
SANTA CLARA -UC Irvine\ ba,eh.lll
team made it two straight at th<.· lJniver·
sity of Santa Oara Sarurday. po-.ting a
9·4 nonconference victory.
After being limlted to two rum on 12
hns en route to a I · I record, the Ant
eaters exploded wit.h a 1J tut attack.
wit.h a three-run burst in the '>t"<.ond m·
ning foUowed by a game-dearing fiw-
run fifth.
The Anteaters' second inning "-IW
Kyle Ryckebo~ch pick up an RHI on h1.,
'>Ingle to left, scoring Jordan $1.aho, who
9 •
led off w11h a s111-
gle. With the base-.
loaded and two
ours. Matt 11.,her
and Jrume t\lart1·
nc1 were hit b} a
plllh in lOfl'>('CU·
uve at bah. ')COnng
Jeff \\'crhun and
Jon I forwiv to give
I.he Anlt'ateri. a J 0
lead
I JU added five
rum in the top of
the fourth inning, four of wl11rh were
unearned, ru. the Bronco" made two
costly errors in the field. Cl1ris Klemm
anflicted the most damage, p1clmg up
two RBl.5 on a single to center field.
M"onng Hsher from thtrd and Darnel
Muamontes from St>Cond, who reached
on a thmwi.og error by Thomp ... on.
Santa (Jara chJpped away at rhe Ant·
eaters' lead in the the fourth urning a<.
freshman faic Newton connet trd on hi.,
first career home run with om• out fhe
Broncos added two more nm" in the
fifth inning. cutting the lJU lc•,1d to li·4
a., Shapiro picked up h1'> .. ernnd RBI of
the game on a groundout and Jawn
Matteucci picked up hi<> fir<.t RHI of the
game with a single to left field
Brett SmJth picked up the wm for
UCI, throwing 51· inning., 111 which he
allowed four runs on eight 1111'. while
waJldng four and stnlang out lhn•e
Steve Schroer picked up h1'> fir.t '><IVC
this season by throwing the final '.\i' in
nings in which he aUowed only one hit.
Klemm paced the UCI ofTeni.e with
his twO hlts, two runs scored and two
RBI. followed by Szabo. Mtramontes
and liol'Wltz who had two hlts apiece
UCI. 2· I , closes out the threc·tamc
series at Santa Oara today at I p.m
NCM1C011t.I .. 1ce
oo 9, Sanu aan 4
Score by Innings
~I ~ ~ ~ 913 I
S.Clura 001 120 ooo • 9 2
Smith, Scttroer (6) and Werhun, Redmond,
Slorp (4), Fillinger (5) and Wallace. W -Smith.
1-0. L-Redmond, 1-1. Sv -Scttroor ( 1) 28 -
Klemm (00). Guthrie (~I). Rydtebosdl
(UCI), 'ltleftlun (UC1), L.aBarbera ISC),
Diefenderfer (SC) 2. Hudley (SC)
SportsEcitor Roger Carlson • (949)574-4223 • SportsFu:l9'.9)6'>0-0170
MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
s~EVf Mr RAr-.~ JA• '( PILOI
UC Irvine's Jett Gloger ( 10) drrves the lane by Fullerton's Fedi Holm.Hadulla (22) Saturday night at the Bren
Anteaters earn biggest
margin of victory in Bi g
West Conference play
with near-dominating
effort over Fullerton.
Steve Vir1en
Da1ly P1lot ..
RREN !-,'VENTS CENTER -UC Ir·
vine senior guard Mike I food scored
a season-high 21 points and junior
forward Stanislav ZuzaJc displayed
the totaliry of h is potential. Yet, for aU
thetr offense. it was also UCI's de-
fense that led the Anteaters' men·s
bru.ketball team to a 72·52
Big WeM Conference VIC·
rory over (.al State fullenon
in front of 3, 179 fans at I.he
Bren Events Center Satur·
day night
SCOREBOARD
"I thought wt· raml' to
geLht'r more a'> a team 11
was ~ood to -.t•c that. It
was a real plca.'iurt' to
coach and \o\-Jllh them
pla> tonight
·That'r; probably as
<;<>und a defense we·ve
played aU season. -Doug·
lass 'iaid.
While UCI made a state
ment with its complete
Fullerton 52
Anteaters 72
me An1ea1er. U · i".
7 -4 in the R1~ \\bt . who
moved into ... nit• p<>"--.C'>
'>1011 of thtrd plare in the
cnnferenrc. held the fi.
game. Douglass delivered a
verbal statement.
·1 don't think this team has
reached its potential,· Doug)~ said
of the Anteaters. the two-time de
fending regular-season champion.,
tan'> (6 I 5. 4 71 to 53%
<;hoot mg, mcluding a I 0
of 15 effort in the fir<>t half. I ulll'rton.
which hru. lost '>even of II'> la'>t eight.
al'>o commincd 17 tumO\'er. and
See 'EATERS, Pae• 83
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POLO
EYE OPENER
Datly..tPilit
Spor1ll Hall ~ , ...
MP I&: 1._ I• iltl
Febfuary 10 honoree
MARK NEBEKER
Sonddy, Fet>rudry 9 2003 Bl
WOMEN'S HOOPS
Callaway
leads UCI
to 74-59
victory
Anteaters have no trouble
at all with host Fullerton.
FUIJJ Rl O'\ -I J< In me\ <Jm'>llna
Callaway nolt ht•d a ~amt' high LI
poanl!> and M'1Me11 C1ree11 added 15
points to help 1ht• Vt'>iting UC lrvme
women\ ba'>kt'tball ll'Jlll IO a 74·59 Big
West C..onft'rt'nt t• \ 1uor, al CaJ ~rate
Fullerton.
The Antealt-r'> '"Nt' 111 t ontrol almost
aU the way. W' u1~ \\d\ to u brief I'> 14
deficit m tJw earh gt1111i.:
Fullerton'> l,1.,t fling \\U.'> at 23·2:i be·
fore the Anteater. pulll'd a\\3} for good.
The An tearer., U'>t'd J I!. O run to go
up at halftime J5 .!J. Jnd pusht-<l the
advantage 10 a. .. man} a' :! I pmnt., late
in tht' game
UCI shot 52% from tht field. inllud
mg juc,1 under '>Ii% from lhl· floor m lhl'
fir.t half
Utllawc1y., LI pomh l amt' on 7 ol 14
from the field. and '>ht• \\<!.'> 7 for 11 at
the hne She aho had '>IX hodrd-,
(,reen wa., 6 tor l'I In'" 1h<· field, h11
both free thnw;, iUHl hJd l'1¢\1 rt·
bound'
l.J...a l·aulkner had I..! a_.,.,,.,l., ~ tht'
i\nteater. improv<·d lo I I Ii n·4 in tlw
Big \.\t>~l F-ullenon 1 ... nm' :; I-, l·h
·me Anteater' conunue m lhl' Rig
Wes1 hun1 on lnur'>day when they hcN
Idaho at tht: Bren I wnt., (enter
How cold is ice?
Ask the Lions
Vanguard women <;tunned
by Westmont, 56-38.
Q)S IA Ml 'v\ \'anguard IJnlH'r
!i1tv'<; women'> b,"kl'1hall tt:Jm. t.oldl'll
1a1e Athleuc Conft•rt•m e leader. and
'io 14 in the \.AJA rankm~., entt•nni.:
Saturday night ... (,<., \( dud ,,,,h a I..! I
record aWlJn"t We..tmont pruwd n•
cord" are mc1dl' 10 lw bro~t·n
Unfonunatel}. th(.>'.t' rt't·ord-, \\h1l h
they must be, are for the\\ rang rt'a,on..,
a'> the l.Jon ... provl-<l all 100 hum.m on a
nigh1 of fuuhry
With hand'> of Kt'. Vanguard rw1ted ~
of 50 from the field I 81\.). 111dudmg :! 111
19 from three point range. and pro
reeded to bow to \\t><,tmonr Sf'· IB 111
the usually comfortable rnnfinl"'o 111 1 ht•
Pu on the Vanguartl campu'
The l.Jon'> c;hot JU'>t 8.J \i, from lhl'
field m the fir.I half .! fnr !.4. 111dud111g
0 for 10 from beyond the c1n en routt·
to a 26-15 defim And ll d1dn'1 gel murh
better later
Jennifer Wilcox and re;,erve Counm·y
McKinney each had ~ven point'> for the
Lions, who lost on the boards. too. 42
30.
Westmont, 14 11, q 5. wa" led b}-t-.a
tie Hardeman. the onl) player tn the
game with double figures 113 potnt.s)
Vanguard falls to 17 ·8. 12 2
Foothill sinks
Sailors, again
Knights beat Newport
Harbor for third time as
the Sea View showdown
awaits on Wednesday.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR • -For the Newport Har·
bor Hlgb gil1s water polo
Learn, redemption ls
available ln four days.
Sea vaew [ague dvals
Newport Hubor and FootbUJ will duel
In a lelgue showdown Wednesday at 5
,P.m. at l\.asdn Higb.
FoothW'a &-1 victory on Saturday ln
the ftnals ol the lrvtne Southern Califor-
nia Qwnp6onahips l.l Corona deJ Mar
HJ&b WU the Knlgb.t1' thl.rd IP nst Har·
bor this season.
The Knights, 25·0 and the top team in
OF Southern Section Division I, han·
d.Jed the Sailors (20-4), ranked No. 2 in
CIF Division I, on e sunny afternoon be-
fo~ some 250 fans.
Foothill's defense gained Outstandlns
F1eld Player recognition when organiz-
ers announa?d the all-tournament team
following the final, capping an impres·
stve &hawing again.st the Sailors.
Knight goalkeeper Emily Feher made
seven saves on l 7 Harbor shots. includ-
ing two back-to-back In the foun.h
quarter -one on a penalty shot and
another on a point-blank attempt.
"Emily has been conslslent through·
out the RaSOn, • said Foothill Coach
Dave Mikesell. •She Lt the best female
goalie I've ever Sttn She always comes
lO play.• SlMttiD/DllYPlDT
s.. NEWPORT, hp 82 Newport's JesSiCa Bal (2) breaks free~ Foothl defends Rounne ROYenltf (4) for a PISS i1 Slbdl(s pme It Cell
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82 Sooday, February 9, 2003 ... SPORTS
BRIEFS
Lioris fall, 54-39
• COll.EGB MEN'S BASKET-
81\ll: Vanguard University held
l ist-ranked Westmont College
to 20 poinu. in lhe second half,
but fell. 54-39, to the 16-6 Warri-
ors in a defensive Golden Stale
Alhletk Conference basketball
batlle at the Pit on the Vanguard
campus. •
Westmont Colleae took a 34-
14 lead into intermission after
holding Vanguard to 22% shoot-
tng from the field in the first 20
minutes.
'Ille Warriors made 14 of 29
from the field to earn the 20-
point edge as Olris Oark sup-
plied 10 pints for the offense and
Kevien Blomstrom grabbed six
fir\t-tflr rebounds. Vanguard
made only 4 of 18 field goal at-
tempts, going 0 for 5 from be-
yo nd the arc. AJIJ, the Lions had
nine first-half turnovers.
The Lions turned up the de-
lt.'nse in the second half, holding
the Warriors to 20 points on 26%
-,hooting and puJled of a slight
rt'bounding edge to outscore the
visitors, 25-20.
Mitch Pierce ended with a
game-high 12 rebounds for
Westmont, which improved to
lf-3 in the GSAC
Freshman Leon Rosborough
-,cored 12 poinl.b to lead the Li -
ons. and Tim Burnette grabbed a
team-high seven reboundi. and
added seven points.
Vanguard drops to 5-18 overall
and I -I 1 in the GSAL
• COLI.EGE BASEBAll: Van-
guard University was a 2-0 win-
ner over Olapman University in
nonconference baseball at Hart
Park in Orange Saturday.
The Lions got a complete--
game six-hJt shutout perform-
ance from Marcus Harris, who
struck out four and walked one.
Vanguard (5-3) won it with two
in lhe ninth as Jason Brunett
helped load the bas~ with a sin-
gle and Jonathan Bower drew a
bases-loaded walk. Scott Zine
followed with a single down the
nght field line to push it to 2-0.
Olapman had two runners in
scoring position with two out in
lhe bottom of the ninth, but Jeff
Levering's Liner to center was
i.nagged for the game-ender.
())apman falls to 0-3.
•JC BASIIBMJ.: Orange Coast
College's baseball team tied East
I .os Angele1>, 9-9, and dropped a
4-3 decision to San Diego Mesa
in the Southwestern Tournament
Sarurday.
Dustin Hicks went 3 for 4 with
a three-run homer, a double and
6 RBis in the opener.
San Diego Mesa i.cored twice
m the bottom of the eighth to
pull out the 4 3 verclict. Joey
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• COIJ..BGE SOFI'IWJ.: Van-.
guard University ran its record to
4 • l • l wibt a nonconference
doublehea'der sweep of visiting
California Lutheran. Marciea Ball
tossed a seven-hitter in a 3-2 vic-
tory in the opener. Beth Burchell
had two hits and· scored a run,
and <:elina Camarillo drove in
Ashley Mauro with the winning
run. In the nightcap, Krystal
Keltner scanered six hits and
struck out eight in a 4-1 victory.
Ilsa Jackson bad two hits and
Andie Smidc had a two-run sin-
gle for the Lions.
• WRESTUNG: Four Newport
Harbor High wrestlers qualified
for C1F at Westminster Feb. 21-22
at the Sea View League Finals
Saturday ac Irvine High_ lWo-
time league champion Nate
Geier (24-5) went 3-0 to daim
the 135-pound crown; KJd Um
(19-8) was second at 112; heavy-
weight Phil Gerard (10-9) was
third; and Tony Pinon is an alter·
nate after finishing fourth at 152.
•JC TRACK AND FIElD:
Orange Coast meh and women
both swept to the Orange Empire
Conference Relays champion-
ship on Friday al Santa Ana Col-
lege. Shaun Walker won the jav-
elin at 175-6, 17 feet further than
his nearest competitor .. . An-
drew C.ary won the 400-meter
hurdles in 58.80 ... Jasmine
Geider edged ber sister, Hanni,
to give the OCC women a 1-2 fin-
ish in the 400 hurdles .. Jasmine
was second in the javelin at n -o
... KeUy Brown won the triple
jump in 31-6 and was second in
the 100 hurdles at 18.10 ... Jenni-
fer Ftnaldi won the pole vault
atl0-0.
•WATER POW: UC Irvine's
women's water polo team lost to
llartwick. 7-4, and Cal Stale
Bakersfield, 7-6, in the first two
rounds of the UC San Diego lnvi-
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SEAN HILLER /DAILY PILOT
CdM's Vivian Liao (7) makes a quick pass as Foothill's Sarah Harrulton (2) applies pressure.
Sea Kin gs third
Corona del Mar beats
Santa Margarita a
third time to finish
third in tournament.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -Corona
del Mar High girls water polo
coach Aaron 01aney got his wish
in the t)lird-place game Saturday
in the Irvine Southern California
Olampionships. ·
FoUowing a 9-7 loss to Foothill
in the semifinals, 01aney said he.
Wanted his team to finish "on a
good note."
The Sea Kings (18-5) obUged
with a 6-4 victory over Santa
Margarita
Senior Olristina Hewko, the
OF Southern Section Division IV
Player of the Year last season, led
the Sea Kings with three goals.
two in a three-goal second quar·
ter for the designated home
team. Hewko also amassed two
steals and assisted on Cd.M's first
goal by Brittany Bowlus just 12
seconds into the game. Danielle
Carlson scored twice and had
two assists to go with one teal.
Carlson, I lewko and Bowlu'>,
who had an assist, were selected
to the all-tournament team.
CdM built a 5-1 lead at half-
time before one goal in the finaJ
two quarters as the defensei>
took over. J~ica I larkins added
NEWPORT
Continued from B 1
Feher also recorded two of
Foothill's nine steals compared
to only su for the Sailors, who
struggled to get shots ofT and
when they did, balls went over
the goal or to the side.
Newpon couJdn't take advan-
tage of any of its nine player-ad-
vantage situations, frustrating
Coach Bill Bame«-
"Our six-on-fives were atro-
cious,· Barnett said. "They do a
man-down defense, so girls are
open, we just d1dn't find them."
Senior AruUe Wight scored
Newport's lone goal in the first
period to Ue the score, 1-1, be-
fore Foothill answered with two
goals before the half to take a 3-1
lead at lntennlssion. The Sailors
got two steals each from goal·
keeper Terrin Cottam and senior
Jenna Murphy, but couldn't
translate the turnovers into goals
on the counterattaclc.
The KnJghts scored the only
goal of the third quarter to go up
4· l foUowing a Newport shot
dock violadon. Gebbie Doman·
ic, who scored one goal with one
assist and two steals, led the
counterattack that resulted In
Kaitlin Prljate:I pump-faking two
times from 10 meters out before
sending the ball lnto the net
"Barnett didn't show as much
as much u he is capable of,·
).{ikeseJ1 said. "Barnett is a mas-
\er and he will have them ready.
•1 don't think I've ever seen two
teams as cJoee u this for an en-
tire aeaaon. We were just able to
maxinUze on opportunities that
game.•
Feher was oamed .outstanding
goi.Ue and made the all-touma·
ment team along wtth Hayes and
DomanJc.
Murphy, Wight and PaJge Lan-
ling, who ~ tjghl def~
~ the Foothill game,
made the lft-toumament team.
• In the leflllftnaJ Newpon
needed nine MCOrida of sudden
dath owrtime to prevail over
SailAa M..aitla. 5-4, foDowln9' a
two steals and CdM gctal
keeper Brittan) I ulll'll
made eight ~ve<.
Santa Margarita\ l·nl.1
Figge. also an aJI tourna
ment team pick. s<.·ored
three goal&, two on lour
meter penalty .,hot\ m tht• thud
and fourth quarter'> rc.,pt't 11wl\
The Sea King'> hiJ\t' n<m llt'.1t
the Eagles UUl'l' tmle., Ill ,,,
many tri~ thi\ Wil'>Oll
• ())aney can't fault h" te.1111\
effon again'>I I oolhtll 111 tlw
semilinal5.
frailing, 4 0 Ill 1he '>l't 111111 p1·
nod, CdM roJrt·d ha1 ~ 111 p.111
the defiot to b ~ and -'i hu1 tilt'
Knights fought on tlw dlJlgt
The Sea Krng' '>l111t·d lour
goals in lhe third pt•r11H.J. 1111 lud
ing 2 of 4 on tlw '"' on 11\t'' \'I\
ian Liao tcx1k t1 t '' "' pool P·"'"
from Hewko aml lill'd th1· h.111111
the left Mde ol tlw 1w1 Im lw1
second goal with ltl -,1•111mh ldt
to cut Foothill\ lcJd to , r,
Hewko was .1 fun t' through
out, scorinK 0111 l'. hut 11111n· 1111
portantJy, addmg four ·'""I' Jml
three steah cle-,p111• ))t'1ng tlou
ble-teamt>d olt1·11 \\ h1·11 111 ,1·1
But JU'>t ,.., th1 \1•.1 J.:111g'
caught a ghnHm·r 111 li11p1 lint
tany I !aye'> lw.1wd ,, P•'"' Imm
mid pool Into 1lw It'll '>IUl' ol 1111·
goal fot a thre1· go.ii 11·.111
"We crn~ll·d h.11 I.. 11111111 .•111
Ling the lead to 7 , .11111 1111•11 tu
give up a go.11 hl..1· th.11 tlll'
game wa.'> '"II """ I told 1111•
girls to go get three
goal'>.· Chaney ..aid.
Carl~n scored twice
fnr CdM a nd had two as-
1>ists while D1Giacomo
nett ed a goal and an ru.
~ist. Bowlu'i also 'iCOred
for the Sea King'>
D1Giacomo took a pa!>.'> in set
from I lewko and flipped it over
hN rlglit '>houJder for the Seil
kmg<.' final goal.
Mi'>i.ed opponunmes haunted
llw Sea Kingi>, who couldn't con-
' 1•rt two penaJry shots. Feher
Ill J de IQ ..a V('<; IO (,'Oal for Foot
lull
·Ille two penalty shots hun
hut what killed U'> wa.-, that no
om· wanted to '>hoot the ball.·
c J1ant>y ..aid "But in the l<bt two·
.and a half quaner. we out-
pl.1wd them.·
llwUP'ac•
CdM 6, S•ntl M..-gattu 4
Score by Ou.rters
S Marganta 1 o 2 1 CflM 2 l 1 o ~
SM E Figge 3. Anderson 1 Saves -
0 Connor, 3
CdM Christina Hewlco 3 Carlson 2
Bowlui. 1 Selves Fullen 8
Semlftnal
Foothin 9. CdM 1
Score by Quarters CctM o 1 4 i
Foo1h1ll 1 4 l 1 ·i
CdM Carlson 2. Liao 2. Christina
H1>wko 1. Bowlus 1 01G111como 1
5.lvos Fullen. 3
Foothill Hayes 4, Reynolds 2. Kraus
2 Domanrc 1 Saves -Feher 10
SEAN HltlER I DAILY PILOT
Newport Harbor H1gh's Annie Wight (white cap) battles for the ball
with Foothill's Brittany Hayes m the tJtle game Saturday afternoon.
dramatic end to rcgula11on.
Santa Margarita drew an ejcc
tion with one 11erond rerna.in111g
in regulation.
Once officials gave tht' hall tu
the l:agles, ~ndra Anderwn
threw the baJJ out to l~rika Fir.gt•
on the perimeter not once but
twice as the clock hlt 7.cro.
The horn failc.'Cl lO i.ound and
Figge found th(' cage 10 extend
the game, where Carolyn Con-
way needed less than I 0 second~
co score her second goal, sending
the Sailors to the title match
"We found a way to win, that
was the main t.hlng." srud Bar-
nett. who ques tioned referees
about the P~gles' fourth goaJ.
·They hould have started the
clock when the ball was in play.
(The P.agl ) pas-.ed the ball
around a couple lirn when
there was :00 on the clock. Tuch
nJcally time i.houJd have expired.
But It all came out a wush."
Newport found lti>elf traiHng.
2'-0, following o goal by Anden.en
from 10 meters out with 3:12 Jeft
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way it tood ot halft1m
• Conway scored N<'W(lOn' finl
goal with 4:14 rrmalnlng in the
third period on o p;.ti rrom Mur·
phy, who talll d tlu • K·Jal~ lor
the vlCIClffl, (WO ~ UI rout•ll\ l •r
penahy t in th,. frn,•th n1111r
ter. Murphy's third goal gave the
Sailors a 4-3 lead with 3:20 left.
Much of Newpon's attack
came as a result of a mothering
defense, led by Jessica Ball's four
\teals and an aggressive Raelyn
Ritchie. Ball drew an ejection to
allow Murphy to score on her
firsi penalty shot and Ritchie got
a hand in on several entry passes
to either deOect them to herself.
or just enough for Cottam to
make one of her seven saves.
Cottam blocked a penalty shot
by Figge in the first period and
made a point-blank save toward
the ri.ght oC the net ln the foW1h
quarter. ·
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'EATERS
Continued from Bl
UCI scored 17 off those miscues.
Hood, who shot 5 of 7 from
beyond the arc, also worked o n
defense, as he recorded a game-
hlgh .uw steals. Hood's hot
shooting forced Fullerton to
break away from its w ne defense •
and go into a box-and-one to
stop Hood."
"Mike had a phenomenal
game,· Douglass said.
Said Titans Coach Donny Dan-
iels: "Hood W-dS on fire."
Hood scored 13 polms in the
second half, and he connected
on aU three of his three-pointers.
His !.econd three-pointer of the
Bia West
Utah St
UCSB
UCI
Pacific
Cal Poly
Idaho
half came
after he
grabbed a
W l loose ball 8 3 near the 8 3 baseline, 7 4
6 4 which gave
5 6 UCI a 35-24
5 6 lead, with
4 6 16:05 left.
4 7 1.ater.
4 7 flood
North ridge
F\Jllenon
Riverside
long Bch St 3 8 knocked
down an-
other three·
pointer at the top of the key with
Fed.1 llolm-lladulla'i. hand in his
face with 11 :30 left. "n1en I :l6
later, I lood drove the lane and
made a drcus-sho1 layup that
gave UCI a 51-36 lead.
"lust relaxin'g and letting the
game come to me." llood said,
explaining hii. hot strea.Jc in the
"Stan (Zuzak)
concerned himself
with rebounding and
defense and not
worrying about his
offense. I thought he
was real powerful
defensively and got
on the boards. He
played strong. It's
nice for him to play
like that. That's the
level of play he
should be:'
Pat Dou1lass •
past six games. "I was just hitting
my ::.hots."
llood has hit 18 of his 24 treys
m the last six games. He also
went 2 fo r 2 from the free-throw
line and has hi t J2 of his :.13 foul
'>hot~ on the 'iea!>on .
IJCI ww. also perfect from the
free-throw line. ll1c Anteaters
!.hot 15 of 15.
UC! freshman point guard Jeff
Gloger -,cored 11 points, includ-
ing 6-of-6 free -throw shooting.
I le also dished out six ru.sisl!> and
ret orded two s teal1>.
Hounding out the effort of
lJCI"; complete game was UCI
1unior center Adam Par...ida. who
became the i.chool's career
blocked shots leader as he now
has 100 ( 18 blocks this i.eason).
Parada made a hook shot in
the paint over Fullerton'i. ,Pape
Sow With 13:05 left, which
started an 8-0 run that even-
tually gave the Anteaters a 49-33
advantage.
Sow started in hib first game
since being suspended for l l
games.
I le was i.uspenJed after he
was arrested for steaJing. The
Completely Insane Anteaters,
UCl's student section which
wears yellow T-shirts. heckled
Sow throughout the night. Sow
scored 14 point1>1 while Pa;ada
finished with four.
!Jarada received help from hi!>
teammates as UCI double-
teamed Sow. Parada also ran in to
foul trouble. but lhe Antealerr.
didn't have UCI sophomore
back-up center Greg Ethington.
who 1s out with a dislocated
shoulder injury he suffered in
the second half or Wednesday's
game.
I lowever, the Anteaters' effec-
tive double or sometimes triple
team of Sow was enough. Mean
while, Zuza.Jc .. who '>cored 17, aJso
tu.med his focu'i on dt>fense.
"Stan concerned himself with
rebounding and defeni.e and nut
worrying about tus offen'>e,"
Douglass said. "I thought he was
real powerful defen'>ively and go t
on the boards. He played strong.
It\ nice for him 10 play like that.
·n1at's the level of play he shoul<.I
be."
fullerton '>hot 2Y% f7 of 24) in
1he firi>t half and 1tw I Hans com -
mitted 11 turnover.. UCI '>hot
40% (10 of:.!5) on 1t~ ay tu a 25-16
halftime lead.
Fullerton '3eemed content to
run down the shot clock in its
half·C<Jurl offense. ·nie ritan!>
also U'>ed a full court pressure
defense so that UU could ta.Ice
lime to get intu its offense.
l he Anteaters never trailed
throughout and built a !:1·2 lead
in the game\ fir'>t nine mmutes.
UU closed out the firo;t half witJ1
a7-'/. run.
ZOTS -The AntE!aters ho nored
four new UCI Hall of Fame induct
ees dunng the game. Allah-m1
Basheer (women's basktball), Rodcy
Craig (baseball), Chris Ouplanty
(men's water polo and swimmingl
and Martt Kaplan tmen:s tennis)
were honored Ethington's injury
is day-to-day and there 1s a poss1bil
ity he will be available for UCl's next
game at Utah State Thursday at
5:35 p.m . UCI has w on .34 of its
last 39 ho me games dating bad( to
lhe end of the 1999-2000 season
Big West C-Onference
UC Irvine 72, Fullenon 52
Fullenon -Bolton 1, Sow 14,
Andrew 11, Homes 10, Holm Hadulla
14. Smith 0, Forcheney 0. Bar Nauer
o. Groomes 2
3 pt goats Holm Hddulla 4.
Andrew 1
Fouled out Holmes
Technicals none
UCI -Zuzak 17. Harns 9 Parada 4,
Gloger 11, Hood 21, Scnraeder 0.
Peace 0: Baskauskas 2 Efevb.irhd 2.
Okoro6
3 pt goals Hood 5 Gfogar 1
Hams 1
Fouled out -none
Technicals none
Halftime UCf 25 16
SUMMARIES
COUEGEMEN
GSAC
Westmont 54,\19nguard 39
Westmont • Phillips 9, Gulley 2
Blomstrom 6, Claril 20. Pierce 8.
Tillery 2. Tudor O, Adelm an O. Bectllt1•
3. Grgll& 4, Romberg 0, Bartel 0.
Oebban 0
3 pt goals -Phllltps 2. Clark 1
Bee.tiler 1 Fouled out -none
Vanguard Hartman 6, Pierson 6.
Adamczak 6, Rosborough 12
Burnette 7. Moreau 2. Cotter 0, Enn!>
0, EgkanO
3-pt goals -Hartman 2
Fouled out -none
Halftime Westmont. 34 14
COUEGE WOMEN uc Irvine 74, Fullerton 59
UCl -Faulkner 4, Gabbe 9, Green
15, Yadon 7, Callaway 21. B1gg1ns 4,
Sturgeo(l 1, Ferguson 9, Usher 4
3·pt goals -Ferguson 3, Gaboo 1
Green 1 Fouled out -none
Fullerton Taylor 3. Alhaoeff 2,
Ortega 8, Hansen 6, Quinn 10, Pru•n
10, Adams 5, Holman 2, lee 0, Moon
2, Wagner 2, Mosley 0, Gresl1e 9
3 pt goals -Ou•nn 2, Adams 1
Fouled out -Ortega
Halftime -UCI, 37 27
GSAC
Westmont 56. Vanguard 38
Westmont -Shanklin 5. Hardeman
13, Gibb 5, Hughes 3, Wolski 6
Johnson 0 Fate 2, Stew an O. Tra111s 2
Morrow 8. Uhlman 4. O'Oonogue 8
Calhoon O Kelly O
3 pt goals -Hardeman 3
O'Dono11ue 2, Gibb 1
Fouled out -none
Vanguard -J Lenderman 2. Mills
2. W ilcox 7, Candelaria 6. 01nenbir 2
Josefsson 5 Lee 0. C Lenderman 3
Seaman 4, McKinney 7, Griffo O
3 pt goals W1lco>< 1 Josefsson l
Fouled out -none
Halhtme -Westmont, 26 15
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Laguna Nlgutl
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landscaplng
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Dave Hamilton
949-322-8292
RES TORE • REPAIR
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REACH 80,000 HOMES
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lotmA CANYON
CWINSUN 1-S
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By Owner $1.175.000
949 644 8288
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4BR 3BA, remod kite &
ba f'l•nl shutters, Ex·
pansove view of iireen·
belt. Tu.rnk.ey S625,000
Ail Hamel K1t1
9&552·9670 !l&~UE --····-
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Slen'•H A touch ol Italy 3br +
bonus •PPIO• 2700+ al
marble & many custom
luturn $1,115,000
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$1,729,000
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Stel1n1t Meurer
949·71!'> 3156
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NATIONWIOI USA
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BlllMll Pinn.ti
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aprt. SI IB5nl 949-J76.54ll
2lr th. 2c ,., • patio.
w/d, d/W, new Cl'pl, paint,
lows unit. 'IZ:l/1 2nl\.St.
SI 795nio 9'9-72J. 086
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tt.up, steam rm. bay w's.
21p'i., suodldl S24!1Qtmo
$9&6734034 w_..... ...,.., Jet
2Ba w/'rt:Nel'y Bay View
open floorplan, loCS of
wondows, 59.cloos kit,
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Maty Wood. Ill 9&584
5811. 717-!1816
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l0t rent S800 • utob. Ywd.
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leoc.h dou 28r 2 5Ba, $725m+1/'1Jtb 949646-4005
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Christian Handyman ,,,,.., c.per.ter,
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714-636-8235
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71 4 968 188?
AVAILABLE TOOAY1
949 67J 5566
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Lou UpT• 200.o
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no peb 949-760-1713
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bee 2lr Ila C ...
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area, sma• c.ofr4Jle• of
011ly 4 unrts w/pool. todry
Ille $1350mo lnclch utb
141 Motlody Lane 949 675
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paint new d/W & r8"411'
2c p , w/d. Irie. w• to
fa•fll'ounds. av•~ now
S1 .500/mo llCI-Sieve 114-
241 «al
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2br ~ den 2ba. paol tp
lush patio l c eu. no
pet. Sl!'>25 949 631 6239
lle4r-ll•th,
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Bill CRUHOY REAL TORS
949-•7S-41'1
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new Ille. c.,pel, pelnt,
w/d lnc:ld, n/peb/smkr
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S2100/mo 949 llS9 7973
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dep blu ~9913
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mo. bob ill' 714 504 I 7bJ
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FORD IJROH LS '90 Ron~ ;Int, 6 cyl aulo,
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