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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2003
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IN BUSINESS
Hoping to jump start a revitalization
Developers of 1901 Newport in Costa Mesa
will ask city planners tonight to approve a
condominium project that may help
struggling Triangle Square .
P.ul Clinton · that.·
Daily Pilot Other pieces of the puzzle
•.. have begun to fall into place in
COSTX'' • MESA LocaJ one of the oldest sections of the
l:>usiness and city leaders have city. incJuding several new
high hopes for a new condomin-businesses between Harbor and
ium and office project they say the San Diego Freeway.
shouJd revitaliz.e sections of the Runer Development Corpora-
city near Harbor !l<>ulevard and tion's 161 -unit condorn.i.niwn
19th Street. -complex is one component in
provaJ tonight.
ln the year since Runer bought
a basically mothballed propeny,
executives at the company have
been readying their .plans and
aggressively working to lease out
the I 45,000 square feet of empty
space in the building, About 60%
of the space is spoken for, Runer
e.xecutives said.
The three-level project will
house a blend of office space
and retail shops and a nightclub
in the basement. The project
would also serve as a "shot in the
arm" for the struggling Triangle
Square, Runer Chief Executive
Dave F.adle said.
INSIDE
For more on the 1901 Newport
development and tonight's
Planning Commisson meeting,
see Page e-3 . "
close to re1ail shops, close to a
place of worship," Eadie said.
"There will be less emphasis on
the automobile."
"It certainly looks like it's going the revamping of the historic re-
to be a nice project." Council-tail center at 1901 Newport Blvd.
man Allan Mansoor said. "But it's The company will ask the city's
going to take a lot more than jusl Planning Commission for ap-
Mlf you really want to have a
revitalization of an area. you
should allow a development
The two-bedroom condos,
which range in size between
I ,450 and I, 700 square feet, will
slan at $300,000. They are ex-
pected to be bought by young
couples, so-called Mempty nest-
ers" -older couples whose chil-
dren have left the house -and $£AN HILLER I OM ( f·1
Framed by arches at 1901 Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa rs ttie
See SPIN, Pa1e M location proposed for a 161 ·unit condom1n1um complex.
PHOTOS BY KENT fREPTOW I DAil Y Pll T BaYtor Boring, 3, contemplates a flower while sitting on a bench dedicated in memory of her great-grandfather Moe Hamill.
Benchinark of outreac-h
Rotary Club, Sister Cities Assn. honor
anmpries of two members who brought
Newport Beach and Okazaki, Japan together.
"' I n a little comer of Irvine
Terrace Park in Corona del
Mar, two stone lanterns and
Japanese black pine trees· are
testimony to a spedaJ
relationship and years of
friendship between the cities or
Newport Beach and Okazaki,
Japan.
On Sunday, two new benches
were added to the tranquil
setting. allowing for. rest ~.i; ..
contemplation for oJd fri~ and
~r-bys. Placed side by~·
they overlook. the lantema, we
city and the ocean~ .;;
In a Newport eal>oa ~
Oub/Sister Cities +sn. joint
event, the benches-were
dedicated in honor and in
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A CLOSER LOOK
Masao Kato.
president of
the Okazaki
International
Assn.,
speaks
about his
friends Moe
Hamill and
WendeH
Fish.
searcl~ continues for a new Costa Mesa police chief
With Pqlice Chief Dave Snowden's final day set for
June 13, the city has less than four months to find a
successor from among.at least 32 applicants.
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· THINKING ALLOW ED
Life's not
fair outside
of Newport
S onw (II \OU lllJV <1h-.olu1t•lv 'hmldt'r
at 1lw 1hough1 thal I \.\'1'> <1<.kt'd to
'l'll'.lk IO J hurH h (It hlo,o.,()ftllllg
youth la'' \.\l'l'k hut d11n'1 worn. ti y.,1..,nt
in vour ntv. I o.,poh· lliuro.,da\ at l ~1n•t·1
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ba~teally tnld tnt' to
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mother 'rm pl\ 1 .mnut afford I• 1 hw 111
Newpon fkad1. '>ht' pointed out
"lltal\ hft'. w.t•etil'," the n1.1t11rc· femak
\Oln' told llll'
\\'luh· I don't nl'c.:e-.o..ar1ly agrt'l' with her.
'ht• n·mrnd1·d mt• of ..,oml'thrng I alrf'ady
knl'w -hit' '" not fair
I )..'lit''-'-while Irving in lht' 1111·t ca of
~ntthern t .aliturn1a, where n.tr\ a care tl.
wa-.1ed on ... urh things ai. putt mg food on
the table. I began to hehew 1ha1 I too was
. enmll'<l to all the luxuries of nn
neighbor'>. Reality remind" me that I Wa5
mised by a ... mgle mother. dn not come
from money and don't plan to marry
money. '\O I can't ex:pl'<..t that oc t>anfront
home anyt ime soon.
I have to play the hand life ha'i dealt
me, a nd lhat ts what I wanted to relate to
those Rosemead 'itude nt.<i.
My best friend. I leather, the <;ame broke
teacher I wrote about last week. who will
also never own a home in Soulhem
California. invited me to career dav at her
school. Although I had had a child out of
wedlock (which some people try to
convince me is an evil thing) and chose a
career lhat pays less than what ii cost for
a year of coUege, he still thought I would
make a good speak.er.
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A2 Monday, February 24, 2003 • YOUR
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
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Ziggy Modntck has operated Ziggy's Optical on Via Lido in Newport Beach since leaving Kaiser Hospitals 22 years ago.
S.eeing clearly
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
Z iggy Mod.nick has been selling
glasses out of his cozy Vita Udo
shop for more than 20 years.
Mod.nick can recall families
that have bought frame-and-lens after
frame-and-Jens and then brought their
children in for glasses.
"It's been such a joy to me,· Madnick
said. "I've watched these lcids grow up.·
In 1981, Ziggy took a chance. After 27
years with Kaiser Hospitals, he quit and
bought a small opticaJ shop in Newport
Beach, the Optical Fashion Center
Newport. at 3417 Via Udo, and changed
the name. It has been Ziggy's Optical
ever since.
Word of mouth for his business is so
good. he sajd, that 95% of his business
is repeat customers and referrals.
BRIEFLY IN
BUSINESS
Utah health products company
opens Costa Mesa branch
Tahitian Noni lntemational, based in
Utah, opened a Costa Mesa branch near
South Coast P\aza on Friday.
The privately held company, fonnerty
known as Morinda Inc., sells cosmetic and
beauty products.
Tahitian Noni held a grand opening cer-
emony on Friday at the store's Metro Point
Center location, at 535 Anton Blvd. The
branch will serve all of Southern California
The company is also getting ready to
launch a production plant in Tahiti. The
For 22 years, Ziggy
Madnick has helped
whole families find
just the right frames
The simple fonnula of good prices
and good quality, he said, has been the
key to his success. He also insists on
employees that know their trade.
As an eyewear salesman, Mod.nick is
an optician, not an ophthalmologist, an
eye doctor with an M.D. or an
optometrist, who performs eye tests
and sets prescriptions.
Selling fashionable frames is the
bread and butter of Mod.nick's business.
but he also does some ~finishing" and
tinting on the lenses themselves. By
using an in-house grindlng machine,
company harvests the juke of the Tahitian
Noni fruit and uses it as the base ingredient
in its myriad products.
Last year. Inc. Magazine named the com-
pany one of the top 500 fastest growing
businesses in the country. Tatitian Noni
logged more than S 1 billio n in global sales
for 2001. ·
Newport Beach-based Irvine
Co. hires new top legal eagle
The Irvine Co., based · in Newpon
Beach, has hlred Patricia Frobea as their
top attorney, a spokeswoman said Friday.
The company hired Frobes to take over
as its senior vice president of legaJ affairs,
gen eral counsel and corporate secretary.
Frobes has been working out of the
Newport Beach office of nadonwide law
Madnick can add scrntch-resistant
surfaces. fit the lens to the particular
frame or add uJtra-violet coating.
They don't sell any contact lenses.
He carries a long list of fashionable
models. including Calvin Klein, Armaru,
Valentino. Mildi, Caz.al and &cada.
ColorfuJ tinting. Modnick said, has
become a popular new trend, especially
in fashion-conscious Newport Beach.
"Colors are really in,· Madnick ~d.
"Optical is now like clothing. The first
thing people see is your eyewear. •
Madnick has two employees worlcing
for him. a lab technician and an
eyewear dispenser.
Ziggy has lived in Newpon Beach
since 1981, when he moved into a
condominium near the Blue Water Grill
after leaving his LA. home. The
n -year-old Modnick lives there with his
wife.
firm O'Melveny & Myers. As chair of the
firm's reaJ estate division, Frobes man··
aged 65 lawyers in five offices across the
country.
Frobes will begin at the lrvme C..o. on
March JO.
Frobes replaces Dan Hedigan. who has
taken a job as the company's senior vice
president of land sales and management.
He will oversee all of the company's devel·
opment and operation of its housing
communities.
Hedigan replaces Otlch Willette, who is
retiring June 30 after 26 years with the
company. Wlllette will remaJn on as a
consultant.
to another addition, Mary Westbrook
will join Frobes in the expanded generaJ
counsel's office, where she wiU serve as
vice presid ent of legal affairs.
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A bit of couture
here at home
N aartn Ansari, a .------:-----i A ROOMFUL Of
local couture CHOICES
designer, is
having a
pre-spring/summer
sale on European
designer fabrics, with
prices reduced 40% to
75%. through March 10.
Ansari buys Lhe same
couture fabrics that
Olristian Lacroix.
c..hriscian Dior.
GREER
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Italiano Home Sto~
specializ.es in regional .
handmade objects and
exclusive fumJture
vendors from Italy.
Ceramic pieces,
papier-mAcM clocks,
stone pieces, Murano
glass clocks, Venetian
glass wine tops,
Plexiglas trciys with
compressed leaves, Valentino and Ungaro
use in their collections.
Designers shop for fabrics here,
and Ansari designs custom
evening, daytime and bridal
apparel. Attention to detail is her
specialty. Ansari uses three to
four layers of silk chiffon for
lining. and she does beading.
embroidery and applique work.
Regular clients want specialty
apparel that they can't find
anywhere else, and some have
copies of designs made. Open
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday
through i:riday; from I 0 a.m. to
5 p.m. Sarurday; and by
appoin tment on SWlday. 3363
Via Udo. Newpon Beach. (949)
675-6614.
BEYOND A BASIC BATH
Luxury bath.rooms designs are
Waterworb' specialty. Since
1978, the Connecticut-based
company has offered a whole
range of classic and modem
designs of furniture, textiles,
lighting. plumbihg. tile and
stone. The c;tore is a great
resource for design ideas. and
stuckb the best in bathroom
accessories: towels, soaps,
scales. mirrors. apothecary
items. and lutchen and bar
fixtures. Open from 9 a.m. to 6
p.m. Monday through Friday;
from 10 am. to 6 p.m. Saturday:
and from noon LO 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Mar Plaza. (949) 717-6525.
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In 1914, Salvatore Ferragamo
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designing shoes for movie stars.
In 1927, he returned to Italy,
settling in Florence, where he
perfected his shoes and soon
became recognired throughout
Europe. Today, family·owned
Pemlpmo is still known for
quality, craftsmanship and style.
and it now offers head-to-toe
fashions. People of all ages shop
for shoes. handbags.
ready-to-wear for men and
women. and leather goods he re.
The new athletic shoe line.
Freedom. is especially hot
Ferragamo customers can build
wardrobes from every
collection. Each season, a print
on a silk scarf is also available
on twin sets, and even a Ms.
Teddy Bear -handbags and
shoes coordinate, as well. A Mr.
Teddy Bear is always done in
men's silk tie prints. Open from
10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday
through Friday; from 10 a.m. to
8 p.m. Saturday; and from I 1
a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Level
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its Procare line of shoes.. for
clinJcal foot problems.
Professional fittings are another
specialty bere. A Brannick device
is u.sed for measuring feet
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not wearing the right &i7.e shoe,·
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want you to have the right fit ."
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within 30 days. Sports shoes for
men. women and children and a
line of hilting boots and ~
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
The rain should start by the
afternoon, if it hasn't already.
This could be the big one.
Elizabeth. It's been • drop here,
• drop there. but once these
showers start, they should
continue through Tueeday.
Along the WflV, Newport-Men
will get IOUth wlnd9 at 15 to 25
mph end thunderstorrna efter
midnight. maybe, eo sweet
dreems, kiddies.
Expect hlgha In the mld-60t
to mld-609 and lows In the
lower SO..·
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BOATING FORECAST
west swetl of 3 to 6 feel At
night. the wind comes out of
the west, and the swell growe
by a couple of feel
Farther out. the W8W9 will
grow by• fool The w..t IWetl
starts at 7 to 9 fMt end grows
to 10 to 12 feet.
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looking better then In Mfiler tor.ce.ts, meening more
relleble wellt· end ~-Nghe.
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Commission to decide if condos can do
Proposal for 16 1 upscale h omes at 1901
Newport Blvd. would add residents to
large ly comme rcial area in Costa Mesa.
FYI COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
. COSTA Ml~SA -Imagine liv
rng downtown and being ahle tu
waJk to re..,tuuroull~. the gym and
thC' n10V1t''>, µlu!> havi11g a Vega.'>·
'tyll' nightclub right 111 your back
yard.
That\ tht' '>U:nario en vbiuned
hy developer David Ead ie. who
wants IO build 161 up!>cale con-
do!> at 1901 Newport Blvd. The
houi.ing would he in lhc north·
cm portion of the property lhat
coniaini. thl' Spanish mi~ion·
'tyle Newport Plaza building.
"We believe it'!> a good com -
plemerllilry ll!>t' in this particular
area." Eadie !>aid. "You've got a
downtown type of feel to cwry-
thing, and a housing component
u1 that area make!> a lot of
..,ense.
While city plannl'r.., arc rccom-
m ending approvul of the proje1:1.
lhey would like to sec one of the
proposed building~ lowered in
heigh I.
Eadie sa.id thi!> poi.1•' a pruh·
lem. l'he project ii. de..,igned with
a11 t'levator that woulcJ !>lop at
thl· fourth floor to provide flt..:l'I'""
lO lhc upper-level townhorm·'·
but lt\c fourth floor would haw
to be removed from the plan.., to
lower the height.
The four buiJdings tiou'>ing tht'
two-Mory condos would retlt'l'l
lhc Spani~h-style ard1itecture of
the commercial aml office part
uf the propl'rty. rlll' projt•ct
wouJd abo include two k·wb uf
u11derground parking and a fiH··
li:'vcl parking <.lrut·turt' that
would serve tht• <.tore,, ollit L''
and re ... idcnh.
Tht· condo., an· C\Pl'< lt·tl 111
'ell for abnu1 $.I00,000. Ht•t au'>t'
the propl'rly 1' 111 the dow111m'11
• WHAT~Custa M esa Planning
Commission m eeting
• WHEN: 6:30 p m tonight
• WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair Dnve
•INFORMATION: (714) 754·5245
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liaVl' tu be on ... i1e I .id1e '>:tld he
ha!.11'1 decidl'd yet wlll'n· thl'y
will go.
City pl:tllrll'r.., .tre 1t·L·o111·
mending that tht• 1>111ldrng .11 tht:'
ON THE AGENDA
I l t'n· arc a lt-w items Lhat
will b t-dbcu ...... 1·d at 1oni"'hl0'>
Plan111ng C .01111111.,..,ilJll
mee1i11g:
RESIDENTIAL
DEVELOPMENT
STANDARDS ANO
DESIGN REVIEW
PROCEDURES
111Jrthwe'>l i:ornt•1 ol 1 IJrbor '-,taff nwrnber~ haw ht·P11
lloulL'Vard a11tl llt-rnanJ ht-'>horl-reviewing the C'lly\ ,l,11~d.11d'
t•ned Imm tour 111 tlirt:e '>lt)rie.., and dei,ig11 n·vit'\\
lo neate a Ol'lll'I v"u.tJ trnn..,i-procedure~ to makP tlw111
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GETTING
INVOLVED
• GETTING INVOLVED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information on
adding your organization to this
hst, call (949) 574-4298.
ALZHEIMER'S ASSN.
Of ORANGE COUNTY
Support group leaders, Visiting
Volunteers, family resource
consultants and office volunteers
are needed. Volunteers may work
on one-time pro1ects or ongoing
programs. Training sessrons are
available. (800) 660-1~93.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
The Orange County Regron of the
American Cancer Society seeks
office volunteers. The society also
seeks volunteers to answer calls
for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter
(949) 261-9446.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
ROAD TO RECOVERY
The transportation program
needs volunteers to dnve cancer
patients to and from medical
treatments free of charge. The
required commitment 1s a few
hours each week or month.
Drivers must have a valid drrver's
license and insurance and be at
least 25. Volunteers may use
either their own vehicles or
American Cancer SOciety vans.
!949) 261 -9446 or
scomer@cancer.org.
AMERICAN HEART ASSN.
The American Heart Assn. is
looking for volunteers to perform
various general office duties in
the main office and implement
educational and fund-raising
events through Orange County.
No experience necessary.
Training will be provided. (949)
856-3555.
AMERICAN RED CROSS.
ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
The chapter needs volunteers to
address community groups
about Red Cross services and to
act as liaisons with the media in
disaster and emergency
situations. Lynn Howes, (714)
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ANIMAL NETWORK
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Become a bonle·leedPr or ta~(· 111
pregnant cats at your home
M any shelters kill pregnant tdts
upon arrival. Dogs and cats r1re
also available for adoption 19491
759-3646 or
www.animalnetwork org
ASSISTANCE LEAGUE
OF NEWPORT-MESA
Volunteers looking for varymg
levels of involvement are needed
to help the orgarnzat1on with its
goal of helping children tn the
community. (9491 645-6929
AS SN. RENAISSANCE
CREATORS
The Costa M esa group sponsors
and supports outreach
community service program~
such as the homeless sanctuary
Volunteers are needed (714)
540-5803.
BEST BUDDIES
The nonprofit organ1;a11on 1s
looking for volunteers 18 and
older to provide
compa111onsh1p fo r adults with
developmental d1sab1ltt1es As
a uCitizen Buddy;' volunteers
w ill v1stt with a buddy twice a
month and call or e-mail them
once a w eek. The o rganization
also has an e-Budd1es program
that forms friendships entirely
over the Internet. Volunteers
for that program m u st be at
least 12 years old. (714)
546-1826 o r
www.bestbudd1es.org.
BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS
The local chapter is looking for
men and women older than 20
who have lived 111 Orange County
for at least six months and have
been on the job for at least three
months to serve as big brothers
or big sisters for children ages 6
to 16 from single-parent homes.
(714) 544-7773.
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PUBLIC
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POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
•tt.bor~;A
woman was arrested on
suspicion of violation of
probation in the 2000
block at 3:.20 p.m. Friday.
• Hatbor Boulevwd: A
man was arrested on
suspicion of petty theft in
the 2300 blodt at 2:45
p.m. Saturday.
• Hatbor Bou6.vant: A
man was arrested on
suspicion of grand theft
exceeding $400 in the
16300 bl~at 10:45 a.m.
Thursday.
• Mk'9r Street: A man
was arrested on suspicion
of possession of a
controlled substanoe in
the 2200 blodt at 12:32
a.m . Friday.
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• Not1h State CoUege: A
man was arrested on
suspicion of threat with
the intent to terrorize in
the 1400 blodt at 3:25 a.m .
Friday.
l<ENT TREPTOW I DAil. Y PILOT
Members of Moe Hamill's family listen to Newport Beach Mayor Steve Bromberg speak at the bench
dedication ceremony at Irvine Terrace Park m Corona del Mar on Sunday.
•West 19th Street and
Maple Avenue: A man
was arrested on suspicion
of violation of parole at
7:10 p.m. Saturday.
•West 19th Street end
Newport Boulevard: A
man was arrested on
suspicion of being drunk
in public at 9:43 p.m.
Saturday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• &st Bay Avenue:
Vandalism was reported
in the 300 blodt at 9:04
a.m. Sunday.
• East Coast Highw.y and
Moming Canyon Ro.d: A
water/sewer problem was
reported at 9:37 a.m.
Sunday.
• Harbor lsi.nct:
Trespassing was reported
in the 100 blodt at 3:56
a.m. Sunday.
• Pllrti Crest: An adult was
reported missing in the
100 blodt at 2 a.m.
Sunday.
• Pir918 Roed: Larceny
wasreportedinthe lOO
blade at 6:25 p .m .
Saturday.
• vi. Lido: A red zone
violation was reponed in
the 3300 blodt at 9:05
a.m. Sunday.
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OUTREACH
Continued from Al
memory of Wendell Fish and
Moe Hamill.
The two men, who were
leaders of both organizations,
passed away last year, only five
m onths apart. Through !heir
hard work and belief in the
importance of international
friendships, lhey con~eptualized
the Newport Beach Sis ter Cities
Assn. and made it a realiry.
In 1982, the Rotary Oubs of
Newport-Balboa and Okazaki
South became sister clubs.
joining !heir effons to develop
cultural. educational and
community relations between
the two cities.
One of the first projects was
the Junior High School F.xchange
Program, in which four students
from each city stay with hos1
families for 10 days, often
developing lifelong friendships
as a result.
• 1 cannot thi.nlc of a better way
to bridge the distance between
nations than to allow their
youngsters to visit one another
an~live with their families. This
w lhe .vision shared by Moe,
We dell and their counterpart.lo
in Okazaki in 1982.w Rorary Oub
President Roger McGonegaJ sald
in his s peech on Sunday.
The concept originated Wlth
President Eisenhower's
people-io-people concept, thar
individual friendships betweep
countries will lead to greater
peace and understanding.
The Feb. 23 dedication
marked the 98th anruvcrsary of
SPIN
Continued from A 1
people looldng to buy a starter
home. F.adie said.
. By establishing a housing proj-
ect that offers homes for sale in·
stead of apartmen ts for rent,
Rutter said , !hey are trying to
build pride-of-ownership in the
area.
"Owning a home Is certainly
pan of the American dream,"
Mansoor said ·People who are
buying tend to put more time
and e ffort into their commu-
nity."
In addition to the Hutter proj·
ect, several other businesses
along Harbor and on 19th Street
are expanding. A handful of new
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'The fun part is, once
the students make the
exchange, they stay
friends forever. It is a
magic thing that
happens.'
Scott Paulson
chairman of the Okazaki committee
of tile Sister Crty Assn.
the foundmg of l!utary
International. It wa., de!.ignareJ
as ·world Under...tanding Day"
by the Rotary dub
Four civic leader., came from
Japan for three day-. 10 take part
in the ceremony. Pre.-.1dent of the
Oka7.akl lntemationaJ A'isn.
Ma.sao Kato pre<>ented gifts to
the two men's familie'> and
expres.sed hi'> fondnec,.-, for the
two men who had become clo<.e
friend& over the year-. Af1er
giving Dorothy I lam ill. wif(' of
the late Moe I Jamill, a k.is-. on
the cheek. it wa~ obv10u<, Kato
had been 1nnuenccd by hi'
American friend-..
"Usually. JapaJ1e:--.e d1.1 nut k.J<,'\
in public.'. KalO 'hyly admit1ed
In the audien(t:, '\ara Luca'>
recogmzed Kato 1111med1ately
from her vi~11 10 Japan in I 'l85 ac,
one of the fiN exchange
!>luden t'l In lhc rrogram.
Minute!> after lwr urriv-.:tl in
Japan. a homh W<L' di.,covcn·d in
the airpun, and tl1 c 'tudl'llh
were locked in.,1dc• fur huurc,. 'hi·
recalled. ll1at did nut damp<·n
the expenenc.c '\he re1uml·d
two year\ lalt'r to v1'11 twr 111"1
lilmily. tht• I fayak<1wa.,
"We got the rl-d rarpt·I
ueaunent all the way." Lucru. ..aid.
She wit!> impressed b~· the
hn~pitality o f the Japanese, but
the relatiom.l1Jps built over a
short time were the point of the
whole experience. she said.
Scott Paulson, chairman of lhe
Oka7.alci commillee of the Sbter
City Assn., said that after his
many visits. friends in Japan
now malce up one-third of hir.
Olri!>Lmas card list.
" fhe fun part i~. once the
studen1s ma.kc the exchange.
they stay friends forever."
Paul on 1'<tld. "II ls a magic rhing
that happen ... "
Friend'> and c.olleagues
rememberc·d Wendell Fio;h and
Moe I Jamill with admiration of
their Vl'>lon and expressed
deternunauon to carry the work
that tht·y '>tarted far into the
future b <,h, who pa<,sed away in
hi.,~ ... arid Moe I lamill, in hi'>
80'>, wt•rc activl'ly involved right
up until the t.>nd.
"Nothing wac, work 10 him. ,
I wrything wa., a pleac;ure."
r>urothy I lam1ll '><Ud of her
hu,barid
~ltf' alre-Jdy har.. two picni<.'
lunchc.~ plannt.od with frien~ at
the bencht">. ">he r..aid her
hu.Jximl would have been lhrilletl
and honored hy the d.edicauon
and 1he outcome of IW. efforts.
Carol McMullen. daughter of
Wendell H~h . .,aid hi-. work wa'>
\t•ry importa111 10 him.
A' for tilt' ht·m h, ... tw 'iaid ,
"\1v d,1d wuuh.J've .. aid 11 wa'
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• CORAL WILSON 1s the news
ass1s1a111 ancJ may be readied al
(9491574 4298 or bye mc'l•I at
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SCAN HILLER I DAILY Pll OT
Businesses and city leaders are pushing for a condo complex at
this site, seen from a third-floor window of 1901 Newport Blvd.
businesses are moviug in, as
weU.
Theodore Robins Ford, al the
comer of Harbor and Ray Street,
is close to capping a deal to buy
a 44,000-square-foot lot across
the street to store excess in ven-
tory and seU used cars.
Up the street. Norm's Rcstau·
rant. at 2250 I !arbor Blvd., is
wrapping up a $200,000 fa~de
upgrade.
In 2001, lhe popular El Olina·
co restaurant, whk h serves a
blend of Mexican and fJ Salva·
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TODAY
AO..CD1d16oe• llln nlonof
•tntllfNltionet Food Wara:
Growing Cont~· led by
John a.nn..-11 the ftfth In en
tlght-wMk Mffea on U.S. foreign
potky topfct. Th9 dtlcuMion will
dor.in food, moved to 560 W.
19th St.
Al Cmta Mesa Square, a new
Henry's Market will open its
doors on Friday
Across the street, the new Bay-
crest Shopping Center will open
with a ban.le:. a Subway sandwich
eatery and a nail salon.
• PAUL CUNTON covers the
environment, business and politics.
He may bo reactied at (949)
764-4330 or by e-mail at
paul.clmtonl,.,/atimes com.
be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at St
Mark Presbyterian Church, 2100
Mar Vista, Newport Beadl. For
more inforrriation, call (949)
760-1691.
TUESDAY
Women Helping Women wll ho9t
ita annual open hot.IM from 4 to 8
p.m. The nonprofit Of'g.nildc>n
..,..,.. ov.r zooo wom.n ennuellv
bv pnMclng dofq to women In
trwllitklf1n..-Jng
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·You are a Latina and you
graduated from college
regardless of the roadblocks."
Heat.her listed as the reasons fo r
my invitation.
(She must have forgonen to
mention that I am a fabulous
pubUc speaker.)
I speni the m orning talking to
large groups of public school_
children -some of whom could
not understand all the words
!hat came out of my mouth -
about the possibilities life holds
· for them if they educate
themselves. stay rrue to
themselves and work hard. I felt
like a walldng after-school
special, but I m eant every word I
said.
J didn't lie to these children, or
blow smoke up their blue plaid
uniforms. I could not stand in
fronl of these kids -who rnu'>t
work after-chool jobs 10
support the family. o r who!>e
parents are drug addicts or g-.mg
member<> or ex-cons -and reU
them life would be peachy ~
long a... they did all their
homework and ate their
vegetables.
TI1e problem with these kid'>
1s they don't beBeve they have
even a chan ce to level the
playing field. Many of the<>e kid!>
said they have no control over
their future. and for many of
them. their tea~ers were the
only college graduates they
knew.
Owing our bnefing before
career day began. the school
principal told us. "We 1m1 want
our kid'> to realize that coU~e "
a possibility for 1hcm:
It wa'i a \trange reaJinurun for
me to even think a cQUege
education was not an option.
becauo;e ever since J can
remember. I knev. I was going tu'
college. Even in the eighth
grade, my math 1eacher told U'>
the mO!>t prestigious uruver~Hie<.
looked as far back as middle
~c.:hool v.11en evaluating
applicauon~.
In my pre-algebra cla.,., di
l.akt~ide Middle School m
Irvine, 1hat was aU we needed IO
hear to malce U!'. pay attenuon
·n1ere Wct.'>n·1 one of U'> who
didn't hope to malce tht' Ivy
l~ague c:u t.
Ju!>l a-; I adopted the .11111ude
of succe~' being bred at my
'chool. many o f the<,e !odor, hdve
heen t0nvinced they too ought
to have the qualny of liJe that
surround'> 1hem. They are
WfOllJ::.
Yt''>, tht•y will have to work
harder 1han a < orona del Mar
:.ludc nt 111 get mto collegt' Not
because they aren't as sman. but
bt.>eause their property taxl'\
don't bnng in enough money to
finance extr.i faculty to teac.h
adv-.mted placemen! cla~-.e.-.
And their parenr.. don't maJce
CHIEF
Continued from Al
The proc~ will be conlidenudl,
and no details will be rt'Vealed
until the new per'iCm i-. '>t'll'Ctt'tl
QUALIFICATIONS
Roeder !><ljd he has been '>olic·
lting suggestions from Cily
Council members and Snowden
to gauge what kind of qualitie~
lhe new chief should have.
Councilwoman Ubby Cowan
said she believes it i~ "very im ·
portant to do a broad search"
and keep an open mind.
"If an in-house candidate
meets our needs, we should have
no problem hiring from inside,·
she said. "But if we have some-
one from out.side who is a good
candidate, we should be open to
that. as well.·
Cowan said lhe ideal candi·
date will be a good communica-
tor who goes beyond the tradi-
tional approach to policing.
·1 lhink the new person
houJd have an interest in look-
ing at the broadest spectrum of
opportunities to provide a safe
community," she said.
Snowden, whUe echoing Co·
wan's opinions, said the new
chief must possess good ad.min-
lnftammation and Chronic
DiMaMS. wlll be hefd from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m. et Mo~• Martiet,
225 Ent 17th St, Costa Mesa. For
reservetions, call (800)
695-MOMS.
A WOlbhop on "Meiltwdi• end
Ptomodon. wtll be held from 9
1.m. to noon et Natlof*
Un:wr.lty, 3380 Hat'bor Blvd ..
COiia Mele. The $2& •Inductee
~For more lnfonNdon,
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Shena wtll be held IC I p.m. M
Me Coffee, IOI 31fl St.. Newpo'1
~.Formore~.cell
enough money to hire private
iutors. nor can their parents call
up an old coUege buddy to put
in a good J'fl(;Ommendatlon with
1he Yale review board.
Yes. the Muscatel kid will have
to ftnd a WdY to juggle an
after-school job, baby-sitting
younger siblings and studying lf
they want 10 get good grades.
And yes. these kids will go
1raight to jail if they get caught
wllh even the smallest amount
of drug'> because their pare n lb
don't have the money to hfre a
high-priced lawy~r to get. them
off with community ervice.
b It neces..sarily fall"? No, but
neither is life. No point in
whlning about it.
A.' much as I think it 1s
iniportanl for the Rosem ead
children to lean !award
presumptions of success thar arc
w common in Newport-Mesa, J
1hink 11 1r. important for us to at
h~ai.t understand the challenge~
of those around us.
lkgardless of UH' hand they
were dealt in life, there ~ alway'
tu opportunity 10 adv-dllce. And
whtn they do, they will be the
peer' of Newpor1 Harbor,
t-~1anc1a. Corona del Mar and
(.o~ta M~ high !>Choo!
waduate.. .
V.'hile 11 1s more convemen1,
and frankly. less depre~ing to
May bolateb in paradise, it ib
1mpnrtan1 to understand where
uur future coUeagues, in-law<,,
partner~ or medical
profe,.,ional'I have gone throu~h
111 gt't where they are.
And no. the less fortunate
don't dr.,erve an extra pat on the
ba<.k or a faner pay check
becau\C they have tackled more
obstacle~. P·d.Ienl'> v.<ho have
been able IO provide their
l htldr('n With lwcuries thac co mt•
along wit.h living in. .
Nev.pon-Mt"Sa sho~ld be
congratulatt'd. Thef have
">Unecded in the ultimate goal
of parenung. to make a good life
for their children. t
l't-rhaps '>Orne Rosemead
pdrent'> were not able to afford a
hoU'>t' in Newport Beach and
M~rt' 1hercfore not able to send
1hC'1r children to the best public
.-.rhool'>. Too many Rosemead
d uldrt•n have aJready witnes.<,ed
more tragedy in theu 12 year'
1han I, 1hanldully, will see m my
life Bur 1f parentJ. and educator'>
ront1nu(' to instill in them hope
fnr a hetter tire, perhap~ th~
could go real ~late shopping
along the Paulic.
fhey too needed to
undt•r<.tand lhar they wen• not
de<.uncd to the lifestyle around
them . .,o I ~hared with them the
words of a wise Newport fkoach
rcc,ident.
" J11at\ lift: "
• LOLITA HARPER w rit85 columns
Mondays Wednesdays and Fudays
and covers culture and the arts She
mav be reached at (949) 574--4275 or
Live rrui1I at
lohta '1<1rper o la11mes com
1'1r.111ve ab1l11Jes while remairnnK
,1 1 ompa.,'>ionate human be111K
"I al'io believe that a polite
<.h ref .. hould give staff autononn
to malu.• their own dca.s1oru. and
not rmcromanage, • he ~d
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Rot'der l>.11d he doesn'1 see the
<.ummunity directly getung m
volved wuh the -;election proc·
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"!here would he n o account·
ah1liry that wdy. • he said
Bur Roeder ~d he welcome!.
wrillen ~uggestion from com· ·
mum1y members about what
qualme<. they would like to see in
thcu new chief.
The city is not using an execu· •
tive search firm. bu1 Roeder said
he expects several qualified peo·
pie to apply.
·nw w-c1y thlngs are right now.
I don't think we will get too many
applicants," he said He added.
however, that there will be an ad·
equate field of qualified candJ·
dates to choose from.
·All I really need,· Roeder said,
·~one outstanding. exceptional
person.·
• DEEM 8"ARATH cover• public
safety and courts. She may be ' '' I
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"Volleyball, in the end ,
m ade m e money."
1111111 Schutz, Daily Pilot Han
of Farner
Daily Poot
Sports Ecltor Roger Canson • 1949) 574-4223 • Sports Fu: (949) 650-0170
CIF SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS
And then there were four
Local girls survivors play on in
water polo, soccer. No such luck
for Sage Hill boys basketball.
While girls water polo teams from Corona del
Mar High (Division II) and Newport Harbor (Di-
VlSion I) learned Sunday where they will be play·
mg their respective CIF Southern Section semi·
final contests Wednesday, the finaJ
Newport-Mesa team to be eliminated from the
boys basketbaJJ playoffs was mulling over what
might have been.
Sage Hill School fell in four overtimes Satur·
day night to host Yeshiva a t the Westside Jewish
Community Center in Los Angeles in a Division
lV·A second-round game the estimated 200
spectators who witnessed , as weU as the players
a nd coaches who took part. won't soon forget.
"There were too many turning points to re·
co unt.· Sage Hill Coach Steve Keith S.Ud of the
76· 72 setback that left both teams spent after 48
minutes of action. "I don't think the teams were
ever separated by more than five points and
there must have been about a dozen lead
changes. II was aU you'd ever want in a game."
Sage Hill, which finished its second varsity
season with a 11 ·l4 record, 'including the pro·
gram's first postseason victory (a 57-47 first·
round road triumph over Hamilton) was led by
junior Kevin Joyce. who scored a career-high 30
points. He carried the Lightning in overtime. af·
ter senior star Michael Fitzhugh (28 points)
fouled out in the finaJ m inute of regulation.
"Kevin just took over: Keith said. "He had a
turnaround jumper in the lane with 2.2 seconds
le ft in the third overtime that went deep into the
basket, but just crawled out. Everyone thought
that shot was in and it would have been the
game-winner.·
Instead, Yeshiva, led by Michael Pollack's 3 1
points. doubled the Lightning's four points in
the fourth four-minute overtime to advance to
Tuesday's quarterfinaJs.
"Even the four-point difference was mislead ·
ing, because we were down by two with 13 sec·
onds left and missed a three-pointer to go
ahead. before fouling them with rwo seconds
left," Keith said. "They hit a couple free throws
and it was over.
"I give o ur kids a lot of credit. because. just
m entally. seeing Fitzhugh waJk to the bench and
know he was d one in the fourth quarter. was
tough. They showed a lot to keep battling
through the overtim es."
Top-seeded CdM and No. 2-seeded Newport
Harbor will continue their pursuit of CIF girls
water polo titles. as will the girls soccer squads
from Costa Mesa, the No. 2 eed in Division Ill.
and CdM, unseeded in Division II. The girls soc·
cer quarterfinals are scheduled ruesday at 3
p.m .
The CdM girls water polo team (24 ·SI will hol>I
Canyon of Anaheim (22-8). 111 a semifinal
Wednesday at Newport Harbor I ltgh canyon.
the Century League runner-up. upset No 4 ·
seeded University. 9· 7, 1n Saturday's quar11:r -
finals.
Newport Harbo r (24·5) gets its first road play·
off date when 1t meets Santa Margarita (20·8)
Wednesday at a neutral s ite of the Eagles' ch<>OS·
ing. Both water polo matches are tenta t1v1:ly
scheduled for 3: 15 p.m . Coach Bill Barneu'i. !:>ail ·
ors have defeated Santa Margarita m three pre ·
vious meetings this season, by scorrs of 10 8,
7-4 and 5-4.
ln soccer action. Costa Me'ia (I~ I ·2) Vl\llS
Santa Monica ( 13·5·2). while <..urona del Mar
(1 1 ·5 ·2) hosts Canyon of Anaheim 111 b 41
Tuesday.
Costa Mesa. which d efeated firs t·round vi'>llor
John Glenn, 8·0. Saturday. has won 14 straight
and is unbeaten in its last 19. The Mustang .
champions of the Golden West League. have
now outscored opponent . I 06· 13, this season
Santa Monica earned a 2· I first-round win at
Cypress.
CdM was a 2· I winner at Murrieta VaJley in
Saturday's first ro und, while Canyon posted a
7-0 fir t-round triumph over visitmg RiaJto .
CATCHING UP WITH
Wayne Stanfield
Costa Mesa High, OCC grad retiring after 20
years of racing vi ntage cars, bu t still
involved as ever.
schedule hotel stays for the
racers and spectators along the
route. position the 60 volunteers
and detineate pit stops and
lunches each race day.
More than 40 cities host the
race, with free public access that
lndudes festivals. parades. car
shows and coloring contest.a ror
ch.Odren.
"Rltdng always comes back to
the people,. Mid Slmlleld. who
attended Coeta Mea HJgh and
Orange Cout College before trlnllerrins to Northern Arizona
l.Jnhten61y. "lbu don't hi..-. to
s-r S50 to Wilch tt Ind there are
no "8nt uytng 'Do noc touch.'
People haw thele wonderful
can they brine in for •M yrooe to.ee..
Some °'the noecawc wbldel
lltto ... ondle.-......rd*
lllllMIW ladude I 1117 .......
Indy CS. I 1949 \\JAJ I I
EYE OPENER
Daily~Pilot
Sports 1 luJI of f IUl)t>
Mdnt1 J hoootee
KELLY CAMPBELL
Monday, febfuory 24. 2003 A5
The Costa Mesa
girls water polo
team earned a tturd
of the Golden West
League title this
season . In the front
row, at the edge of
the pool, from left ..
are: Jessica
Steenhard,Lynnsee
Pedersen, Annie Le.
Christine Twohig.
Sarah Bowman.
Allyson Hams and
Alltson Gravis. In the
rear, from left. are
Jessica Bunnell,
Patricia Sc.huppert,
Quyen Nguyen.
Chandra Malap1ra
and Kaue
Thorsness
~I '1 If< • /.
A 'J l
COLLEGE BASEBALL
UCI explode s
'iAN 1>11 < ,O --llw I H Ir'\ Ill\' ha<,(•h,111
tc>am e'tplodt'Cl for .111 t·11~.ht rn11 't'\c•11th
mmng \unday en ro1111· In .1 IO t 11111111111
ference w111 a l the IJ111wr.,11y of \.m Dll'gu
lhe Anlt.',llf'P• (I ii. who hah1·d d .,,,
game lo .. ing ... trrak wt th an H I ''' 11i') \.11
urday ovt•r tht.' loreru ... rnJtdw<l '>Jtur
day'<; output with 11 1111.-.. 1 lw l.! hll!> ,.., th1•
most in hac.k 111 l)j1 k g.1111t''-tlm '>t.'a..im
for the An1ea1n ... whu hJtl '>1111nl l\'>o nuh
or fewf'r in \I>. of 1ht·1r ltr-.1 11111<' game.,, 111
eluding a 7 ·I lo"-<i 11 1 I mJ.1y., '-<'rtl''> opt•1wr
Junior '-Ctond IM'-l'rnan Moll 1'1-.llt'r
went 3 for 5 y,ith J home ru11 ,rnd J tlou·
ble. fimshmg with fhr RBI\ Im tht' \o'olll
ners. Senmr <hns ._,Jt•111111 w.t., .! for 4 "'''"
rwo RBI.,, while frl•.,hrnan Murk W;igm•r
had two Int'> and an HHI for lJ< .I \'>htch
<,cored .,111gle nm-. 111 thr M·t 1111d J11J ltlrh.
the lallt•r era.c;ing a.!. I defiut
\ophomore nght h.1111k r hi 11111\ . \btot
(I 11 earned the Vll tory out of tlw h11Upe11.
working 4'' scorele<,s mrung<-. afln rl'11t•v
mg starter Michat'I Kochler Ln tht tilrh I le
surrendered just three hit<; and f.1111wd
four without issuing a w-.tlk.
The 10 run.; were a season high for the
Anteater;. whose o;ingle-gamt' be<i1 "' I J
hits (Feh. fl 11Rainst Santa <Jara)
UCI vmi.. lJS< Tuesday at b p 111
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A6 Mo.nday, February 24, 2003
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S P O RT S
YOUTH SOCCER
Corona del Mar's Area 5 7 boys under-12 All-Stars are headed for the Southern California Sectionals March 8-9 at Arbor Park
Field in Seal Beach after claiming the Area Q championship. Back row, from left: Coach Rick Nicholson, team mom Lisa
Alder, Bunk Hooper, Connor Bannan. Hunter Alder, Mat Cohen. Tommy Bangert, Kendall Pick, assistant coaches Tom
Bangert and Russell Hooper. Front, row, from left: Ori Tabak, Wes Baker. John Doering, Mike McKenna, Camden Nicholson,
Cory Donavan and James Cunningham.
Shadow lands
l..ooking back. 5 years ago this week:
Ncwpon Harbor 1 ligh's girls water polo
team upsets No. 4-:.eedcd Loe; Alarnito'i.
4-3, 1u adv-.mce 10 the semifinals of the Ctr
Sou1hem Section Division I Playoffl>
agams1 undefeated Long Beach \Vtlson.
l11e Tars burst to a 2-0 lead on a pair of lob
sho1i, by JoceJyn Manderino and Kyndra
Cox before l.oc, Al tie!> it, 2-2. C.ox wouJd
score again an Alden Moore add.:, a goal
for the victor.-..
F.stancia I ligh ~pei>. barely. A
last-second c,hn t by San Oimao;' Josh Smith
caroml> off the rim , giving the l:.aglcs a
47-46 victory to reach 1he boy-; bai,kethall
5
semifinals in CIF Division 111-A A rcliewd Sam Nelson up., the:
ball toward midcoun following the mi~\t·d o;ho1 to run out uw
clock.. 1ne Saintl> mh1akenJy foul wid1 34 -.ccond!> left. even
though the shot clock wouJd have reset, giving tht•m anothl'r
shol San Dimas ha'> only five team foulc;, hut lei'> ~4 -.econd'> lick
away before sending the faglelo (19-9) to 1he line. l·stancia taib
to pad the lead as the wayward rou) !.hot is tipped OUl Of hound-,
by an Eagle. setting up the Saints' final offensive possession. The
Eagles rebound from a 35-25 third-quarter defic11. Nelw n '>< nreo;
12 or his team-high 14 points in the final nmc minute<. and :iu
seconds. while Peter Andersen po5ts ~vcn of hi" 12 point' 111
the fit'it half. James Dawkins has 10 poin~ and"" 1eho11nd ...
while Ryan Simpson collects n ine point!. and 11 huard'>.
As sunlight fades away, E.o;tancia's Noe Estrada '>rnre" on a
header from Jose Quintana's comer kick three m1111111· ... ~~
seconds into the second of two 10-mmuic '>Udden-tlcath
ovenJme periods to give the vi'litors a :1-2 victory over lu"1
Mayfair. The win puts the Eagl~ in the quarterfinal'> or tlw ( Ir
Oivi<;ion JV OO)'l> M>CCer playoff'>. whert' they e\cntuaJI\ ITil'l'I
Laguna Beach (16-4-2). The Eag1es come back. frnni a ·2-0 dpfici1
when Quintana taJlie'> a goal olT or an Irving Islas a.,_,1.,1 in till'
3 1st minute. lhe Eagles' defen<;e of Ramo n Garcia. John
Aldrete, Luis Avalos and Estrada, along with goalll'qX'r Brad
Wayman (nine l><l~. six in the ~cnnd half), hold Mayfair .u
bay. Junfor midfielder Mario Miranda '>l'tlrl"> tu_., fir..t Roill ol tht·
season to even II, 2-2, in the 72nd mimlll•. Till' I . .aglt'<. pile CHI
Miranda following his goal. Garria twice ... 1np~ 1lw hall Imm
Mayfair forward~ on breakaway-. in the nr ... t IJVl'l11111C
STANFIELD
Conbnued from AS
convertible, a 1934 Ford Indy
car, a 1953 Oievrolet Corvette
and a 1925 Rickenbacker.
"We add another year for each
race." Stanfield said. "So n ext
year you can bring something
from 1960." This year racers
could enter any car 1959 and
earlier. All spots are full,
Stanfield said.
Competitors m ust pay for
lodging, fueJ and food.
Approximate cost for a driver
and navigator is about $2,750.
No mattt·r thi: 111.ike ur 11111Jl'I,
racing hm; been 111 ~lanfil'ld\
blood since childhood.
"I began racing quarter
midgets when I wic. 7 (and
continued) to about 11. then I
got into go-cart~ hefore they
were big," Stanfield recalled or
his racing ht!ritage. "My dad was
always inlo cars."
Stanfield aJc;o r.tCt'd
motorcyclt.~ for 15 yean. Ix.fore
getting involved with The c.real
Race. I le has never c;ufferec.J any
broken bones as a resuJt of racing.
Looking back. IO year-. ago thh week:
C",osta Me<WI I ligh'!. girb basketball team
advanccc; to the M!rniflnaJ<; of the (.IF
Division Ill-A Playoffs with a 62-·18 Victory
over ho'>t Lompoc of the North ern
IA'aguc. Ole Mw.tangs erase a 16·9
'>econd·quarter deficit with a spun by
Olivia OiCam.UU (14 second-quarter
poinl<; and 28 O"t.'mll). The Mustanw-win
their 201h ma nJ\\ to improve 10 24-4 as
tht.'y next face Culver Ci ty. Lompoc never
gets cloo;c-r than ... ix after Vool Kim and
Heat.her Robinson add a ldyup and a frl't:
throw, rc·.,r>ect1vely. to pad the lead 111 the
..econd quarter. Mt.'sa's April VanSweden
h'llard' I ompoc' '>landout Kimberly Wuest. h olding her to 2 of 8
Imm lh<· field 111 tht• lir<.t hair. Robmwn fim'>hes with 20 poml"
\'\hilt> V<111Swedm addc; nint! and Kirn and Jeiislca Lunnann l'ach
I.Lily eight.
11·~ on to lhe ft11ah of the U F Oiv1 ... 1un IV-AA hoy-; ba!.k.elbdll
playolT<; for Corond def Mar after up~tting M'Cond-!>eeded
Han111ng. 71-l:il. CdM's Kyle Thompson hks a basclif)e
thrct•·point shot with 3:12 ll!ft in the cont~t to put the· Sea King'>
up. 5R·5 I, helping to ~•agt• a 12-4 run for tJw designated home
lt-..1m. < .tlM \hoo1., JO of :l9 from the fwe-throw line. mdud.ing 15
of I fi in tht· final quarter. Four Sea >•..Jn~ ~ore in double figtJl'L~
.md Otrl'i Quinn add~ mu~lc inc.ide with I 0 of hi!> 14 rebounili.
ronuog 111 1lw fourth period. C:entl'r Preston Smead '>Cores
'I-Ven 01111., tt'.tlll high 1 ·1 point' in the i.eco11d quarter as tht•
.._. ... King ... rnll 111 d Jl-25 halftime CU'>h1on. Quinn, Todd
Merriman cllld Eli Wendell each tally 12 prnntJ> for the victor..
lkh1nd :m pui111-. from four-yt·ar varsity .,t,mdout Michaela
Hoss, 1lw '\Jcwport I larhur wrh ba .. '>ketball tcam roll' 10 iu. ftfth
.,1r.11gl11 \\.111, a h7 4-1 victory over Ba~..eu. 10 earn d 'POI in the
I II· D1V1 ... 11111 Jll-M ..emifinal .... ·nw Sailor!> 120-6) jump to lead.,
of lfl-fi and 3 1-14. with llu~sinking 5 of 6 fi~1-4uar1er field-goal
.111empl'> <,he lalt'r rn1~ nearly nine minut<:., with fouJ trouble.
~l·wpor1 wi11~ tlw rebounding battll', 47·2~. and force~ 22
tum11ver.. 1t1 clinch the fir.-i 20-win -.ea.son in the program\
lu<,tory. Genevieve Evarts adds 11 point'> and ..even rebound'.>
while Gina Heads ldlliC\ \IX poinb, '>t'Ven hoarili.. five <L'>sio;tl> and
thrct• '1t·al~.
-compUed by Bryce Alderton
I fl, part·nts still hvc in Costa
Mc!>a and no longer operate the
plumbinl( businec;s.
A member of the Great Race
I .cgend'> I lall of Fame. he has
heen married to wife Terri for 35
ycan. and has two daughters and
1hree granddaughters.
One of <\tanfield's goals is to
111crea'e the ··national
prominence" or the race.
"We"rc working 10ward
tclevi~iun coverage and differen t
mean~ to bring (the race) to
people,· Stanfield said. "We've
crossed the U.S. 20 times the last
20 years, so you go through
some of the same cities.·
The course changes each year
and has finjshed in Costa Mesa,
I luntington Beach and
Disneyland.
"We try to finiJ>h with a venue
that typifies Main Stree t U.SA."
Stanfield said. "A lot of cities use
the race as a prelude to July 4
celebrations."
No beer or akohol L<i served a l
the stop'!, adding to the
"family-style atmosphere.·
lhe Great Race has a finn hold
on Stanfield's heart and he
remains as pas.sionate as when he
first became involved 20 years ago.
"The Great Race is one of
those thing.s that crune alo ng
and became a passion,"
• DailyAPilot n
SJ)OIU Hall of Fame
Ce lebrating the n1iUennium
MELISSA
SCHUTZ
Newport Harbor
A pillar of strength in volleyball , she
starred in .basketball, swimming too.
Richard Dunn
Daily Pilot
athletic memories as beating
Corona del Mar in volleyball
and later winning the 1994
I n an era considered one state title; capturing the '95
of the finest for female Sea View League 50-y-cl.fd
athletes in freestyle championship in a
Newpon-Mesa District meet-record 24.12, upsetting
history. Melissa Schutz or heavily favored Wendy
Newpon Hart>or High was in O'Brien or Irvine in the
a class by herself. process; and playing hoops at
Schutz. who earru..>d what Ls the Arrowhead Pond her
believed to be an junior year. when Jakosky's
unprecedented 12 varsity Sailors ..et a school record
letters for the Sailors as a with 24 wins and reached the
~spon star from 1991 CIF Divi.Mon lll·AA and
through ·95, followed the Division 111 Southern
footsteps of her fomlt!r high Calif omia Regional
school mentor, Maureen championship games Oosing
Mel .aren (Oa:.s or '92), who to Brea Olinda both times).
was a senior competing in Schutz. who didn't start
volleyball, basketball and playing volleyball until the
swinuning when seventh grade,
Schutz was an wac; nudged into
in1pressionable the game by a
freshman. neighbor who
·1 figured was a volleybal!
(Mcl.arenJ L!. coad1. ·At that
doinK this l>tuff, point, I was into
M> I should try it. nding horses.·
too,· said Schutz. Schutz said. "I
who also excelled never wanted to
in volleyball. stop doing that
basketball and but voUeyball
swirnminJt and kind of go1 in the
landed a way of hor..es. I
volleybaJJ had a hor;e for
scholarship to the Melissa Schutz about a year. My
University of Colorado. where dad was very glad I gave that
she fell in love with BouJder up. b<'cau.se (horses) CO!>t Loo
and the surrounding area but much muney. Volleyball, in
misst.-d her family and the the end, made me money."
beach and returned to At Colorado. Schut7. was
Newport Beach after reurnted with longtime club
graduatin~ from Colorado in volleyball teammate KeUy
1999. Camphell, who played for the
A &-foot middle blocker rival Sea Kin~ in hiWi school
and a three-time AIJ·CIF Schut7_ who recovered
Southcm Set.lion choice. nicely from a knee injury,
Schul7 helped Coach Dan helped Colorado reach the
Glenn's Sailor.. win (.IF and NCAA 1bwnamenfs Sweet 16
. tau.• Dimion I W-rls lltllleyball in 1997, her junior year.
titles in the fall of '94, as well "She was a great middle
a.<; a mythical national blocker at Colorado.·
champion<;hip. 11uu <;eason, Ut.mpbell said of Schut7. "She
Schutz collC'Cted a team-high had a knee injury, but worked
I 0 I block..s, while adding 3 17 real hard to get it to heal and
killc;, 130 di~ and 20 service !.he came baclc from that
ace.... then she continued to
Schutz. the Sea View improve ... tha1 kind of middle
League and Daily Pilot ~ blocker. with that kind of
Oic;trict Female Athlete of the work ethlc, L~ what a setter
Year, was part of Newpon wants."
Harbor's star-studded ln ba\k.etball. Schutz was a
graduating Oass of '95 with three-year staner at center
fellow standout athletes Misty and averaged R.2 points per
May. Tina Bowman, Cara game her senior year as the
Heads and Mandy Clayton -Sailors finished 22-8. She was
aU Daily Pilot Sports 1 lall of a second-team aU·league
Fam ers. selection.
"It was always volleyball," ln swimming, she was a
Schutz said of her three-sport four· ume OF qualifier as a
preference. "I really liked the freestyle sprinter, but no
program and the people who event was more exciting than
were involved in it It was the '95 league finals. in which
kind of a relief from club she edged O'Brien. lllat was
volleyball because dub totally one of the best feelings
volleyball is so intense. of my life.· said Schutt. the
(Competing In basketball and latest honoree in the Daily
swimming as well) was a nice Pilot Spons Hall of Fame.
way to branch out and that's An English major. Schutz.
how it started. ll came natural 26, taugilt at Newpon Hart>or
in swim.ming, and basketball last year and is currently
was just fun, especially enrolled in a six-year poUtical
playing for (former coach) science ~ters and Ph.D.
Shannon Jakosky. and with program at UClA Her goal is
Genevieve Evarts and the to be a college prolessor.
Heads sisters (Gina and Cara) Schutz no longer plays
and the Oaytons. All those volleyball, but stays in shape
were great groups of people." by training for and running In
Schutz lists her £avorite marathons.
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A highlight for Stanfield was
getting to drive a 1934 lndy car
last year.
When he is not on the road,
which is rare, the former
co-owner of Stanfield Plumbing
in Costa Mesa (along with
parents, Wayne and Barbara)
works out of his home in Tustin
o r from his office in Costa Mesa.
Stanfield is even seeking a
reporter to ride along for the
two-week duration olthis year's
race.
Stanfield said. "It's one of tho~
events where you do it once an
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SWIMMING PREVIEW
Sailors have
a tough act
to follow
Newport Harbor lost Olympian Peirsol,
but a talented lineµp. returns for reigni ng
CIF Southern Section Div. I cham pion.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
NhWPORT Bf.ACI I -En-
core 'llllyone?
That mighl be easier said
than done for the Newport
Harbor High boys swim team,
according to second·year
coach Jason Lynch, as the
Sailors prepare to defend
their CIF Southern Secti on
Division I title beginning with
a March 3 meet at San Oe·
mente.
"What we'd like to do is win
(the Sea View League). which
we weren't able to do last
year.~ Lynch !>aid. Irvine won
the league litl e la:.t year.
But Newport saved its best
for last, winning its first CU:
championship in boy-; i.wun -
ming by two points over Mis-
sion Vi ejo, which was dis-
qualified in the 200-yard
freestyle relay.
Newport herd lo win the 400
free relay to laJce the champi-
onship and it did, breaking a
school record with a lime of
3:07.11 . on the shoulders of
now-departed Aaron Pe trsol
and Ryan Lean, along with
seniors Andrew Cole and Na-
than Weiner. Weiner swam a
personal -be'>! 48. 73 in his I 00
split in the relay.
"We had some kid!> come
through. besides the big three
(Peirsol, Lean and Cole) to
(win the CU· Div1s1on I title):
Lynch said.
Lynch will rely on those
same swimmers 10 replace
Peirsol and Lean, who are
swimming collegiately at the
University of Texas and UC
Berkeley. respect ively.
Peirsol, a three-time world-
record holder and Olympic
silver medalist, became No. I
in the na tion in the 200-~eter
backstroke last month, an
event in which he holds the
world record. after clocking a
I :41.34 for the Longhorns.
Helping fill the big void left
by Peirsol and Lean figures to
be Cole, who wen! unde-
feated in 1he I 00-yard free
and won the CIF 1itle in 46.15.
·He could repeal 1ha1. •
Lynch !.aid. Cole, a senior,
also wen! undefeated in the
200 free las! season and won
a CIF title by 1wo-hundredths
of a second. Cole also gives
Newport stability in the back-
stroke
Weiner, aJso a senior, was
on the 400 relay team last
season and also teamed with
Cole on the 200 free relay.
Junior Michael Bury won
the league ti tle in the 100
butterfly last season and con-
tributed to the Sailors' 200
free relay victory (I :26.18) a1
CIF finals.
Senior Ross Sinclair is a dis·
tance specialist, according to
Lynch and a CIF quali6er in
THE SAILORS
• Brent Armstrong S11
Bryan Auer Jr
Andrew Belden Jr
Michael Bury Jr
Andrew Cole Sr
Clay Jonh Fr
Morgan Laidlaw J1
Sean McGh1e J1
Ross S1ncla1r S1
Jay Thompson Sr
Nathan Weiner Sr
Coech: Jason lynch
"It's a lot of fun to see
kids work hard and
improve at the end of
the year. If a team
does well, that is icing
on the cake:'
Jason Lynch
SailOfs swim coach
the 500 free laM year lie
could move into a relay pos•·
li on as rhe year progresses,
Lynch said.
Senior Brent Arm!.lrong
sprinrs and swam some med-
ley relays lasr :.eason. Senior
Jay Thompson spec1ali1.es in
the breasmrok.e and 200 indi-
vidual medley and narrowly
missed the CIF finaJs a year
ago.
Juniors Andrew Belden and
Bryan Auer solidify the Sailors
at disrance and sprint free-
'ilyle. respec1lvely, wi th added
help expected from freshman
Oay Jonh and junior free-
siyler Sean McGhie, who
could aJso add deplh in the
relays. Also. versaril e junior
Morgan Laidlaw gjves Lynch
depth in many areas.
"The warer polo guys now
have lo replace spo1s lefr by
CPeirsol and Lean).· Lynch
aid. "The que tion marks are
the two freestyle relays (200
and 400)."
Harbor won both in 1he'CIF
finaJs last year and Lynch will
use the early part of the sea-
son to devise his relay ar-
senal.
The season is fast ap ·
proaching. with San Oe-
mente looming.
"San Qemente and Mission
Viejo are the two top teams in
CIF (Division I) right now,·
Lynch said.
The second-year coach is
ready for the challenge the
season will bring.
·1!'s a 101 of fun to see kids
work hard and improve at the
end of the year,· Lynch said.
"If a team does well, tha1 is ic-
ing on the cake."
Andrew Cole (above) the defending CIF Southern Section
0Ms1on I champion in the l 00 and 200-yard free style.
negotiates a breaststroke leg m the 200 ind1v1dual medley m
action last year. Surrounding Cole this season for Coach Jason
Lynch's Sailors are such standout returners as Nathan Weiner
(below). Michael Bury (right), Jay Thompson (right , below) and
at bottom, from left: Bryan Auer and Andrew Belden The
Sailors won the program's first Southern Section crown last
spring, upsetting Mission Viejo in the D1v1s1on I finals at
Belmont Plaza . This season begins March 3 at San Clemente
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COUNTY
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dppl~ $1 /'iJ me• J02J
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lrt pato Ill w.i I t ii.•
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wothlpoot 1756 Sl.yflltll
l .tn.t. $859 <XX> Cal ail
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1 level home 2br. • den
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$1,729,000
lt3h~n style !ibr !Iba, ap
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proJ 3700if
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Tht legal Department at tht Daily Pilot is pkastd to announr· a new service
now availabk to new busintssts.
~ will now SEARCH the n.amt far you at no extra chargr, and save you 1ht
• .. -• •
, .
time and tht' trip to tht Court Houst in Sllnta Ana. Then, of courst, after ,ht
starch is rompkttd we will fik your fictitious business fllllN sl4Jnnm1 with the
County Clnlt, publi.sh on<e a wetlt for faU!' wet/ts as rrquirttl by latu and then file : :
your proof of publication with tht County Ckrlt. . . ,• . Pkast stop by to fik your fictitious burinm 114tnnmt a1 the !Mily Pikn, 330 W.
Ray St, Cosl4 Mtut. If JO" c11nnot slQp by. pl.t4R caU us 111 (949) 642-432 J '"'"we .'
wi/l m4.ltt 11.rrangemmn for JO" IQ "'1nJk this procttiurt by m4.iL :· '
If you shou/J haw any farthtT '(WS'ions, pktm cllii MS 11JUi we wiU be .m11rr thttn
t'4d ll> assist you. Good /#cit in 1""' new businns.'
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employment but with •
po~!.lble fu!Ufe po11t1on
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total S!iOO 0< ,,_ e
(labor Of mater1als)
be hc:ansed by the
Contrec tors Shi•
Ucensa Board State
law abo requvas that
e<>ntract0<s 1ncluct.
their lic:Alnsa num-
on all advertfSlnC. YOU
can check the s.tllu$
of 'Your lic ensed
co.ntra c t o r al
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cansad contrac ton
lak ln1 jobs tha t
tefal l•n than SSOO
111ust slate In their
8il .. rtlsamenb that thJ are not llcenud 1W the Contrac tors
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honul Pt< 10n to cash1ei
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Ind PT week and and
weell d1y hour& avail
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la nes. 800 83!1 9-4 71
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ON APPl!O't{D amT • $3685 down. 36 month
cloHd end lease, no H
lUrtfy deposit. 10,()()()
mtln per yea<, 20c pe,
mile for u cus miles
(TC-422 18)
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949-642-SUO
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cr•y llh1. pr em \ound,
CO lh•omt whh wperb
hkt new cond, vl')6121
$24.995 Im & warr avail
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low milts $1~ 900 Pp
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aood cond I IOI. m1.
$91~ ubo 949 6J I J8!>2
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new cond v'l'>'J171 S699'> llltr tO chrumt #his
lwn •wa1t 8i.1 94'J!>861888 l1 k t now v&7/195
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Sl4.'00
Blitck w/parchmenl
luthar fact wan,
pr1mrum WIM1ls (•191~) $51,980
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Sh1ney black on blactl
luthar carUlledll
<•188581) $29,980
femw1 JU S.14w <-.··· Red w/parl~t Ian
lthr. a111t records!
(~19104C) $65.980
A.-reNSX , ... ·oo
Speed yellow 12'1
miles' Hurryl (•19005) $59,980 .. ,. ......... . suoo · ..
Black opal w/&JtY
lthr lull power pn
m1um wheel1
(•188491 S27.980
IMW 7SOll
Spt.S ...... '01
co,mo• bla_F.11 w/~<1nd
be11e leather lull
Wlrtly 1111 )~
(•1902/) $5'4 980
IMWl40CI . c_,.. •97
lmmuulate Buut~ <• 1980C) S3l 980
......... $320 •••
Smoke Stiver
W/'4ddle Min t Cond
1•400101 S29.980
Penc:IM911
c.,....re '99Ce6wle
Silver w/Bl•c-. Tip
It on1t Mu$! See'"
(•191781 $!i7.980
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Whit~ factory
premium wh.,el~
1•18920) $41 980
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blac~ lthr !> spe.d
<•18770> $12.980
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SUV, white low mile'
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fully IO•d•d 'howroom, mi S5'l00 71 4 JSI ?&64
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with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
ANSWERS TO WEF.KJ.Y BRIDGE() LZ
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