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COMMENTS&
CURIOSITIES
Half-day
getaway
ends in
surgery
A s I ment.ioned last week. I
h ave been away from my
post for a few days
because I decided to h ave some
surgery.
Tummy tuck? Nope. New
snoot? Uh uh. Thunder
thigh-ectomy? Negative.
Everybody
..-------. does those.
PETER
BUFF.A
I wanted
something
different. It all
b egan the
weekend
before last, in
Seattle, which
is way up
there tn the
upper left
corner, 1ust
below where
they !>Cly "001·
for out dnd "hoose" fo r hou-.e. I
love Seattle. The coffl'e, thl'
seafood, Pi.kc Place Market,
PioneN Square -what a great
u ty.
I Wa!> there for a quick
business trip with a good friend,
Mark Tyson. who is a Newpon
Beach entrepreneur and also
happens to be an avid skier, as I
was. Our business don e on
friday. we decided to squeeze in
a haJf-day of skiing on Saturday
before heading back to Orange
County. which is In the lower
left comer.
Most of you have already
figured out where ttus i'> going. I
wish I had some thrill-packed
scenario for you -some
hean-stopping tale about a
double diamond slope huered
with towering rocks and 40 foot
drops.
I could tell you I wa'> skiing
hke the wind until the moment I
lo">t 11 all and started to tumhle
down an impossibly steep 'lope
end over-end. finally sliding to a "'°P· unconscious and barely
breathmg. On the other hand, I
could tell you the truth.
What really happened was the
shon~t. most uneventful 'ilu
adventure in the tuMory of c;lu
adventures Let's put it this way
From the time Marlt and I
pulled into the parking lot,
jumped out of the' car and said,
"Yippee. We're here!" -to the
time I was doing the "descent of
shame" wrapped in a bright
yellow blanket in the ski patrol's
sliding sarcophagus -was
exactly 26 minutes. You have to
be a skier to appreciate how
nearly impossible and truly
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INSl>E
TIEPl.OT
FORnE
RECORD
The memoriet service for
Jose Geribey wes
Incorrectly stated in
Saturday's edition.
Setvices ere pending until
Garibay'• body can be
transferred from 1.-.q. Also,
the telephone number Jn
the •ttide WU incorrect. To
• find out more infonnabon,
• call (949) 57~7400.
. SPORTS
CdM, N.wport girts spettde
et CIF IWtm ref8v9 8t
Belmont Shore. ... ,..,
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SUNDAY EDITION
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
MARCH 30, 2003
SUNDAY· STORY
DON lf ACH l.lAN Y f'IHl
Edrtor Jilhan Ukropina, top left, critiques past issues of the Corona del Mar student paper, the Trident, wrth news editor Jonathan Mandala, top right. and writer s
Keelan Cuyler, left, and Beau Stockstill, right, during a staff meeting.
Practicin press .
Newport-Mesa 's high school
newspapers walk th e line between
gossip sheet and p rovoeative voice.
Christine Carrillo
Oatly Pilot
I t ii. there in the pages.
Whether in the Newport Harl>or
I ligh School Beacon, Corona del
Mar 1 ligh Schools Tridenr. Costa
Mesa 1 ligh School's Hitching Post
or FJ Aguila. Spanish for the Eagle, at
Estancia I Ugh School in O>sta Mesa, the
e.sence of tugh school journalism. good
and bad alike, L'> hard to mistake.
Often. it ..eems to burst right through
the pages.
·us a struggle because in high school
there's only so much you can write about
so it's hard to come up with stuff,· said
17-year-old Jillian Ulaopina. a
co-ed.itor-iil-dlief at Corona del Mar
Hjgh. "We brainstorm and it just
happens."
·1 think the biggest problem school
newspapers have ls they just become
~p sheets,· said Joan Alvarez the
journalism advisor at Corona del Mar
High. "A9 a high school paper our goal is
... spreading the word and being the
voice of the high school body.·
Fewofthejoumalismprogramsatthe
four tugh schools adopt professional
journalistic practices like •beats.· areas
of the commwlity or coverage area that
reporters are a.s.c;igned to. While Costa
Mesa High is the only paper to have
actually assigned reponers to certain
Nbeats" on campus, the other three
schools have found thal. based on the
students' interests. many of them end up
establishing their own kind of •beat"
system.
KENT TREPTOW OAlYl'l.UT
Journalism advisor JoMarie Hayes, left. confers with center spread editor
Lyndsey Miller at Costa Mesa High School on Thursday
F~loring the world of journalism by,
often, blindly reaching into every nook
and cranny of their campus. high school
jownalists dabble in the watchdog
function of the press without actually
diving into the trenches.
KEEP THEM COMING BACK
The students also get only a taste of
certain ·musts" in journalism in regards
to writing styles. Whether it's learning
the mechanks of writing lead.c; or trying
to follow Associated Press style. the
writing guide nearly all journalists follow,
students get an introduction to
journalism without being bombarded
with too many technical nuances.
16-yt>ar old Sara Ary.mt. coeditor m d\K.>f
for the I btchmg P\"N at Costa Ml~
L.nt ye.er, Lance WJnktl
brought hit fiW.minut•
lhOrt to the Newport BMch
Film Festival. Thia yeer,
he~ to direc:ta part
of the program. ... ,.,.
"Jt's important for people who actually
want to pursue a career (in journalism!.
but its also character building in that
you learn how to wort through ii.· said
TOP STORY
High. "When pu">h comes to slXJVe ~
always do IL•
As -.tudent t'ditors. and not
See PRESS, Pqe M
It's makeover time for City Hall
Newport Beach's aging headquarters is in
line for a major makeover or replacement.
June CaH1rand•
OailyPllot
NEWPORT BP.ACH -The
plumbing okL the alr·condl-
tlorrln.g system la atrocious and
the building it.Ml! • Franken·
stein's monster patched to-
gether to meet dec:adet or
growth demands. Slowly. Oty
Hall ii crumbling.
But all that COUid ~ On
April 11, O ty c.oundl mcmben
will bear • sxeeenw.lon on bow
to up'gnde thelr ...,,. home.
And for aome. It can't ._ppm
COOIOOn.
"'We bl~ a, wry fngmmud
struc:tun there. which Is no( ef.
tldent. has Americans wftb Ois-
abWdes Act and 8dsrO.ic prob-
lems,. City Councilman 1bd
Rldgeway aald. DOCing that the
current 40,000 square feet of
bui1d.lnp con.sttucted in the
mJd-19409 1s abOut a.ooo abort or wbat't needed. Not to men·
lion • terloul lid or pUt1ng.
The toludont l"Ulp from the
btle to the ~ CoundJ
membm could CIOOlkttt my· thine from~ IO~
the whole buildinl Ind IWtina 8Plft tom ecntch! 1n JU"*Y
2002. the dty hired Grifin Ad.t. aon Inc. of Llguna ae.cti b
$154.780 to llUdy: CJty Hiii
tl.nd
•The condition of this com·
plex ls 5UCh that. OYer time.
W\!'re going to have to put 1 lot
or money into lt Just to keep It
up." City Managu Homer Blu·
dautakL
81udau Mid that the consult·
ant wOl stw a pre1crn.aooo 10
coundJ members in APriJ on the
full ra.oge of opdoN that couk1
range up to lbcKat $20 miDioi1 lf
the city deddel to taap the •
lstlna Qty Hall
•w.·re fulC looking at our op·
dons now," Mlyur ~ Brom·
bell . !'Wt won' commit to
-"' 'Inf. money ~ ...... throUF the full pUblk
poem WI do with anything.• a..nc.... are. ~ tM1 no
mans wbat ~ do. <ltY ...-
•.,~where Tho\.IF IOCM NM cpJeldoned
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A2 StMy, Marth 30, 2003
BUSINESS
A mixed bit of business
in Newport-Mesa
Newport-Mesa's economy got a
mixed message this week as two reports
stated the impact of the Wllf in Iraq on
business.
On Tuesday, local real estate officials
echoed a report from a regional trade
group saying home values continued to
soar in February. During that month,
the-average bome's"Value rose 53% in
Newport Beach and 17% in Costa Mesa
Wednesday brought divergent. worse
news, as local hoteliers, cruise liners in
NeWport Halbor and movie theater
managers said their business was
softening as the nation stays glued to
their television sets.
Hotels have seen booking
cancellations accelerate, while
Hornblower Cruises & Events said
corporate bookings would be down
through May. The assistant manager at
the Edwards Metro Point 12, in Costa
Mesa, aJso said people are staying away
from the movies.
• MUL CUNTON covers the environment,
business and politics. He may be reached at
(94917644330 or by e-mail at
paul.clinton@latime.s.ccm.
COSTA MESA
Mayor decides it's
time to switch seats
Karen Rob inson will soon be trading
her seat on the dais for a seat on the
bench as.a judge for the Orange County
Superior Court.
Robinson, appointed by Governor
Gray Davis Wednesday, will be the first
black female judge in the county.
Robinson will have to resign from the
council and it will be up to the remaining
council members how to fill her seat and
who will be the new mayor. It is not
automatic that Mayor Pro Tern Ouis
Steel will become the new mayor.
Robinson is replacing Judge Stuart
Waldrip and will be up for election next
year.
Trinity Oiristian Center can't
broadcast outside for al least nine more
monlh1>. And whether ii will be able to
then is contingent on how it d eals with
restrictions the Planning Commission
plact>d on it Monday and if it is a good
neighbor in the interim.
Trinity will be monitored by tl1e city
after six and nine months because it
has been a nuisance to its neighbors in
the past with traffic. noise and glare
from lighting equipment.
• DBRORE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa
and may be readied at (949) 574-4221 or by
e-mail at deirdre.newman<@fatimes.com.
EDUCATION
High school brains get
education on open road
CaJtrans ho1>-ted the first ·Battle of the
Brains~ construction challenge
involving students from Costa Mesa
and F.stan~ high schools. Costa Mesa
High won the contest and got a chance
to visit the construction site at the San
Diego and Corona del Mar freeways
with Cal.trans engineers. The purpose of
the field trip was to show the students
bow the information they were tested
on applies to a real life project. 11lis was
the first educational outreach program
developed by Qlltrans.
Orange Coast CoUege students work
as mentors for high school students at
Costa Mesa, F.stancia and Back Bay high
schools as part of a career program
called Partnering Education and
Commwrity. The program focuses on
trying to give high school students a
"real world" perspective on education
and career opportunities that officials
hope will inspire them to stay in school.
In the fall of 1996. the Costa Mesa
Clamber of Commerce and Balboa
Jnstrumeots Inc., formerly of Costa
~EKINREVIE
' PHOTO OF THE WEEK
'HOME OF A HERO'
,, r'
t ..
S£AN HILLER I DAILY P1LOT
losing a loved one. The news of U.S. Marine Jose Garibay's death on the
battlefield in Iraq brought the war to the hean of our
community, beyond our 1V screens where images of war
mimic a hybrid of video games and a reality 1V show gone
haywire.
Being able to meet the family and witness the unselfish
love and support they received from the community made
me realize that regardless of race, religion or political
opinion, the people of Newport-Mesa could come together
and unite as one. Uke a large family sharing the grief of
I hope the Garibay family understood why we, the media,
had to follow their story. I hope they understood that we
didn't want to invade their privacy, but rather use our words
and images to help their neighbors and their community
learn more about an American hero. He died serving this
country, protecting our freedom, so we can live in a peaceful
environment. An environment far removed from the
war-tom battlefield where he gave his life.
NEWPORT BEACH
A landmark ruling in Newport
The Port Theatre. the Lido Theater, the
Balboa Theater and the Balboa Pavilion
are now all labeled landmarks. City
Council members approved a plan to
designate the status of the historic
buildings to allow their owners to add
some new services without applying for
new permits.
City Hall could be in for some upgrades
or maybe even full replacement. City staff
have scheduled April 11 as the day
council members will review a
consultant's ideas for what to do about
the aging and obsolete structure.
And residents have divided into two
camps over how to restore Castaways
Park. Some say it should be all native
plants. Others say a little grassy park area
for picniclcing and Frisbee wouldn't hurt.
City leaders hope to gather more input
before moving forward with renovations.
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach
and John Wayne Airport She may be readled
at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at
june.casagrsnde@lstimes.com.
Mesa. joined forces to establish the
program that also relies on the
assistance of college students to
motivate younger students to pursue a
higher education.
Corona del Mar High School held its
second annuaJ MNames Can Really Hurt
Us Assembly" Thursday, a program that
sparked student interest among the
school's sophomore class last year and
lead to the creation of the Tolerance
Among People Oub. The program,
organized with the help of the
Anti-Defamation League, provides
teachers. students and parents with
comprehensive anti-bias training over a
two-year period. OnJy seven schools in
California were selected to participate
in this program.
• CHRISTINE CARRILLO covers education
and may be reached at (9491574-4268 or by
e-mail at christine.carrillo@lstimes.com.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Trial of accused
sex offender set to begin
A jury trial is set to begin on April 1
for Trenton Veches, a former Newport
Beach recreation coordinator accused
of suclcing young boys' toes.
Veches, 32, of Huntington Beach,
-Sean Hiller. Daily Pilm photographer
Pedestrrans
stroll past
posters at
the old Port
Theatre in
Corona del
Mar.
KENT
TREPTOW/
DAIL'!' PILOT
who was arrested in April 2002, will face
28 felony tounts of lewd contact with
minors and one misdemeanor count of
possessing child pornography. He has
pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Veches quit his job after the
allegations. He is being held in Orange
County jail in Heu of a $500,000 bail. In
December, parents of three young
boys allegedly molested by Veches
sued the city for negUgence and
negligent hiring.
• OEEPA &HAR.Alli covers public safety
and courts. She may be readled at (949)
574-4226 or by e-mail at
dHpa.bharath@latimes.com.
Daily Pilot
NOTABLE
QUOTABLES
~He uw-a happy and
robust son who u.w proud
to be a Marine. He dkd
honbmbly, among all of .
his Marine companions,
Ute he would have
want.ed to. H
-Simona Garibay, a
Westside mother of Jose
Garibay, on her son, who
died in combat in the war
in Iraq last Sunday
"Here's a lady that the
city chose to be the second
black mayor in Orange
C.Ounty's history and she
now becomes the first
black woman judge in
Orange OJunty appointed
by a governor. It's
tremendous, and it
couldn't happen in a
beuer year. because the
Post Office has dedicated
its Black Heritage stamp
this year to !former
Supreme OJurt Justia/
11Jurgood Marshal~ and
what better honor to
Marshall than to have
Karenr'
-Bobby McDonald,
executive director of the
Black Olamber of
Commerce of Orange
County, hailing the
historic nature of Costa
Mesa Mayor Karen
Robinson·s state
appoinunenl to superior
court judge
.. I don't know what's
going to happen here.
There's a lot of things in
tllR. balance with Karen's
1KJC1Jncy. and so we'll just
kind of play it. by ear and
see how it goes.··
-Ouis Steel, Costa
Mesa councilman, on
projects that may go
different ways without
Mayor Karen Robinson
on the City Council
'This doesn't make any
wn.se."
-Ok:k Nk:hola.
Newport Beach
councilman, on a
landmark ordinance to
help the Port Theatre.
which he thinks should
be moved to another area
such as Mariner's Mlle
"/feel thal wr need to
support our troops. If we
don't do sonU!thing to
Saddam soon, he's going
to do something to us. "
-Martt Zechman, a
Corona del Mar High
eighth-grader who took
part in a walkout at the
school to support the war
in Iraq
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Today, look for tunny ltdn
and highs In the low-to
mk:f.&Os. Winett wtll dll be
around, but not .. hard in pelt
days. The morning will ...
northwea wlnda at 16 to 26
mph.
Overnight, e>epec:t .. , aides
and lows In the mid-to
low«>t.
Mondly .. moetly tunny,
hiQN "*'lno tho &o. Inland
and IM mlcHOt a1 the bead'I.
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BOATING FORECAST
Todav1 through~
morning, wtndl ~be
valteble at Itel U'l1n 10 knots.
WJnd9from.-tM 15 ~
and W1M1t of 2 t.M or Itel and
IWellt welt. 4 to~,__
Out fenher, W\ndl wll vary
~ 10 end 16 llnOta .-.
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SURF
Surf continuet to be calm,
especially at high tide. But
continued of'flhor9 wtndl
mould keep. few hoUow
bowls up tot grabe, and tha
upper ltreeb will have
c:Net-hlgh ...
Monday, • .Ughi incr'eue
from the nonhwelt la
expected, ITIOIUy waist to d*'l
ttlgtt, but more CONiant than
today. Tueadly le the arrivM of
the vetr't fll'lt big .outhwelt
swell.
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Sunday, Marctl 30. 2003 AJ
LOOKING BACK
·Mode ling · students Help keep
our city clean!
Gopre College Preparatory School at the Balboa Inn was designed
to shape young boys and girls into proper adults.
By Gay Wauall-Kelly
I ·t's the late 1960s, the
'Mundisciplined;tge.'' Parents
were sparing the rod. "good
grief ' min~kirts were the fad
.md Clari_~ Manson ~facing
the-death penalty. Seme felt it
was time to ge t the kids out o r
"this sub~tandard life" and
1 >repare them for a better world.
What could be more perfect
lor:your child than Copre
< .oHcge Preparatory School.
\llllated on the ocean fro nt on
tht• spectacuJar Balboa
1'1•ninsula in Newport Beach?
1 ll'rc stands this elaborate 1930s
C ;iljfornia Spanish ColoniaJ
fl'\.tval building that wa'i the
fornwr Ralhoa Inn Ille new
't l\ool, a unique college prep
1 11v1ronmen1 for the student
with c1hovc·average potenuaJ,
.11 ¢pted girls and boys from
till" 'lixlh through the 12th
gr.1de.
Aud ry and Wayne Weber
tmmded the school in 1968.
l~iDE'1E •,. ; "
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We Repair Gross Polluters
< J,11,\e~ were small. affording
't uµents individuaJi.7.ed
.11tt>ntion. Copre offered
Copre is a unique college preparatory school situated 1n the Balboa Inn building founded m 1968.
phy.,1caJ education in a spacmu\
gy1pnasium and a beach m
front or the school. science and
l.tnj.,'Uage laboratories, a growing
lthrary and home economics
d1•partment.
") rc•nH!mber when the o,chool
took over the rwo building' in
'hi!," '<lld t.eorgc Grupe who
1 .111w to Nl'wpon Beach in 1923.
I h1·v h111h the lar~e swimming
pool w11h \Undeck that remain'>
1111!.1\ I .. 1ayed a few ntWll'· <ti
1h1 Inn durmg WWH when I
, P..tct·d m\ tamilv on Balboc1
1,J,u1d I rt•nwrnher tl.ll'rl' \\l'n·
1111 bJthroom~ in the roomo, o,o
\H' hJd lo walk. dO\'wll the hall\
~111d of li~e ,1 d.ormitory. It wa'
lll'a1111ful .mc.I I hl·t the k.1cJ,
Im t•d 11 a' a 'Lhool ..
rtll'rt• wert• many l'nnchmcnt
1 m1r\P' th..11 f£'w '>chool .. ofTt•rt•d
during tht''><' time\. The art\
11H ludt•d intricate creative
'I stayed a few nights
at the Inn during WWII
when I visi,ted my
family on Balboa
Island. It was beautiful
and I bet the kids loved
it as a school.'
George Grupe, who came to
Newport Beach m 192 3
\\.rll1ng 'tudent rnag;vi111•,)
\'\,lll'nolor and ml p<11n1111g plu\
el<1hora1e 'rhool drama d<t...,l'\
"Boy ... only" crt·ated gourllll'I
rl'UPl'' I no hot dog'> Jml
hurgl'r'>) -from layered rnl..l•.,
to exotic foreign dbht''>. I or
"g1rlo, only, .. there wa., "Mode'
and Manner'>· da'>\C'> on
appropriate grooming. ct 1qut•1te
and modeling. plu'> ballet that
would build prn'c and o,clf
umfidenn·.
Copre boa,tcd of their fatuity
and admtm\tra11on ac, Jr
dcd1rnted pew.er that #fould
provide an ideal \lructured
\ilUation to '>ltmulatc m aximum
academic performance. r hey
ofTert.'d <1 live-wl'ck cxchani.;t•
program 111 '.w1~erland with
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Foreign ur out of '>ldtl' \IUdl'nh
could bo,Lrd 111 the furni..hl'd
room\ of tlw former lllll
I he C.opre goal'> V.l'fl' '>l't for
tho'e farn1hc•' who o,ought tor
their rh1ldren l11gh \l<tnd.trd'> or .
c1h1cal and moral tondutl.
Balboa\ <.op re It.id to he one
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PUBLIC
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•Fairvilrw Road: Vanc1alism
wu reported In the 2700
bk>dt at 6:l9 p.m. ihur9Cfay.
• ,_.... Allenue: Vandalism
wes "'P<>f1ed in the 2100
blodt at 6:18 e m. Thuf'lday.
• Newport Boulewlrd: A
garage burglary was
repon.d in the 2300 blodt at
· 9:08 a.m. Thursdey. ~ ·
• N9wpon Boulevard ..
8lllllDI StlMt: A hit~
-Alpofted et 6.'04 p.m.
Thursday. . . •
• • Sat*> Totn-.~··
Drinking In public~
reponed in the 200 blocX a1
10:53 a.m. Thursday.
• West 18th S'trMt end
Placentia Avenue: A traffic
accident involving injuries
was reported a1 4:33 p.m.
Thursday ..
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Continued from Al
professional scribes waiting to
pounce on whatever moves.
Bryant and her fellow newsroom
leaders face addition.al cballengei.
that in the prof~ional world
would flll'l!ly. lf every. happen:
5tlldents not being able co get
their stories reported because
they have ~ students doing a
slapda<;h job because of their
apathy for the subject
In that environment. student
editors have to struggle to keep
their reporten; on task.
They do face one challenge
familiar in professional
• newsrooms: reporter$ not
meeting~ .
LEARN BY DOING
For these freshmen,
sophomorel>, juniors and seniors,
much of what they lcnoW about
journalism they have learned
from doing -~mething their
advisors iru.ist on.
Daily P*>t
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• East Bay Avenue: A boat
theft was reported in the
1.00 blodc at 8:36 a.m.
Friday.
~My role Is to lcind of give the
students broad guidance and
encourage them to take
responsibility for designing the
paper. creating the paper and
then to kind of, in the final stage,
make sure the paper is something
that represents our school well."
said Tom Moody. Estancia
journalism teacher.
PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Staffers Meaghan Bunney, Joey Kazar, and editor Leah Hollar, left to right. work on the next issue of the Corona del Mar Trident.
• Castawllys Nol1h! A
vehicle burglary was
reported In the 100 block at
6:22 a.m. Friday.
• East Coast Highway: A
commercial burglary was
reported in the 2700 blodt at
11 :58 a.m. Friday.
• Santiego Drive: A
hit-and-run was reported in
the 2400 blodc at 7:S7 a.m.
Friday.
• 5'*"1gton Place:
Vandalism was reported in
the 1800 blodt at 10:07 a.m.
Friday.
• w.st ac.... Front A
vehicle burglary was
reported in the 1400 blocX at
11:15 a.m. Friday.
While some of the advisors
have baclcgrounds as professional
journalists, others have none and
have had to learn and research as
they go along.
Despite their personal
experience, the advisors alJ agree
a high school paper's not about
them.
They each encourage their
!>ludenl~ to take control of the
paper year after year, and make
their voic~ heard. How much the
c;tudents actually do that,
however. oflen depen~ on the
per.onalr!Jl~ of the newspaper
-.raff.
CENSORING THEMSELVES
Since none of the '>chool!>
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journalism in Newport-Mesa
are the only one' to c.,11fle their
crt>ativity and drive.
Only o ne <;ehool take-. full
advaniage of its youthful
audience and the fact tJm1 it\ a
product of a learning
environment by pll'.hrng the
hmit.s of joumah'm 10 the lull~L
Newport I !arbor I hgh\ Beacon
has tested student tolerance with
a l>et"tion called TI1e Stow Awdy,
which initially baflle<l students
bt.>Cau~ the section i'> printed
upside down. and oix·ned 1t'
COMMENTS
Contmued from A 1
pathcuc 1hat 1s.
arm'> to the Spanish·~'}:>ealcing
Mudent population with a strictly
Spanish page.
Whether they stand ou1 on a
c~ative limb, delve into
controversial ~ues. like the war
on Iraq, or give students the
highlights of Winter H>rmal, high
school journalists know their
ll:">por\.'>lhility lo their readl''"" and
exl't.1.lle 11 with pnde
"I or me, it's all about just trymg
to cover everything we should be
covering." said 17-yt'ar·old Kale
t,ue-.man. coedltor m ctul'f "Its
JU~I really important 10 ket•p
'>ludents informed ahou1 what's
rt'ally gomg on."
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'>tXonds to be e"<act. to complete
the foUowmg uc.k...: park the car,
'>Chlep the gear to the lodge. buy
the lift tickets, pull on your boots,
'trap on your '>k1.,, gt'I on the
chair, get off the chair. do a fact'
plant. fllen. wart for lhe \lo
patrol to find you. !>plrnt you. tos.'>
you mto the sled of c.,hame and
tow you down the mountain. no
you understand what Und of
urning tha1 lakt>l>? lllere I'>
absolutely no margin for error.
I made a few quick 1urm. 10
work my way back to tlw center
ol 1he nm . On Lhe la'>I turn, I
rcrnt•mber watching the tip on
my downhill ski dive mto the
c;lu,h. fhat's a bad 1hmg. I 1rit.'d
to wrk 11 free. but Lhe ice
grabbt'd I!, like a vice. l\1y leg.
ohlrviou'> 10 the catastrophe
unfolding beneath it kepi
turning, which b a wor:.e tlung.
When my '>kl boot popped
loo,e. I heard a loud craaack
that '>ounded exactly lrkc a
wuodt•n baseball bat connecting
wi th a Randy Johnson fastball,
whrrh 1c., -.omething you don't
hear oft l'n, rn baseball or -,kimg. I
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'>lopes. We Marted down Lhe one
called something hke "Little
Debbie's fun Run " Mark look
ofT '>lightly ahead uf me· and
headed down the 11111 in a '>Cries
of easy tum!>, which anyone
who has on e brain. 1wo '>Kie<\
and the coordmatton ol a Panda
bear on Pro1.ac '>l10uld have
been able to handle. whit h
apparently exdudei. me.
The edges of the nan were a
little soft, alrno'>I -;lu'>h 1n place<;.
YOUR SCHOOLS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
AdamsK-5
2850 Clubhouse Road, Costa
Mesa
Candy Cloud, (714) 424-7935
AnderMn K-6
1900 Port Seabourne. Newport
Beactt
Mary M anos. (949) 515 6935
Callfomi. K-5
3232 California St, Costa M esa
Jane Holm, (714) 424-7940
I brac.:cd m yself for the
landing. but was surpn1.ed
wht·n 11 didn't hun a brt I 1r,t. I
tried the happy face m ode
"Maybe that "crack" wasn't my
leg,· I told myself "l\.faybe 11
wa'> tJw binding or a boot
buckle Yeah. that\ 11. A hoot
buckle'" A.<, '>oon as I put about
four gram., of weight on my left
leg. we were done with the
hapP} face mode I -.aw '>tare;,
thrn a few galaxies. then JU'il a
little b11 of 1he edge of the Milky
Wa~ I he '>lo patrol was there rn
a n.1 .. h
1 lwy had my leg boxed up
and '>hrink-wrappecl and 1he
College Partt K·3
2380 Notre Dame Road. Costa
Mesa
Carol Lang, (714) 424-7960
O.Vis4-6
1050 Arlington Dnve, Cos1a Mesa
Cheryl Galloway, (7 14) 424-7930
E.astbfutf I(~
2627 Vista del Oro, Newport
Beactt
Charlene Metoyer, (949) 515-5920
Harbor View K-6
900 Goldenrod Ave., Corona del
Mar
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Thf seem u in tht flavorful broth m<Uk from scratth-
.frtsh tMh morning. Gmerotu chunlt.s of chicltni brtast
and rVI* in our dtliciou.s broth. Gamished with diad
lltJ()(,ad<J and cilantro, finiJhed with a quuu of fresh Li~.
rrter Krisztina Pomper discusses with others an article about
student exit exams she 1s writing for an issue of the Trident.
re'>! of me 111 the sissy .,led fa\ler
than you ran '>ay "dweeb"
When Mark found me and my
new 11wd1-p.is. h e wa<; badly
lOnnictl'd between s hock, worry
and trymg 10 keep a straight
face. whrch he d id much better
than I wouJd have As we
worked our way down IJttle
Debb1e't., ~orneone decided that
two i<>ld palroller..
Ma rk, and the large yl'llO\v
lump 1n the "'"Y sled juo;t w.i<;n'1
a big enough cnlourage fhey
quickly dispatched two
snowmob1ll''>, one m the lead
and om• behind. to make '>Url'
that every living being w1th111
half a mile could watch the
yelfow lump with Lhe
leg-1.11 -a box being dragged
down the mountain. It wa., the
first !Jml' I really apprecratt>d the
value of weanng a helmet.
Everyone at the first·a1d
'>latron w<U. great, including an
l::M f 11.tmcd Tom, who grew up
rn Costa Mesa rn the '60'i. and
'70\. It wa., JU'it like old tune'>.
unuJ they lrred to take ofT my
left boor, which was very
exciting and nol like any other
rimes I can recall.
Thu'> began an 18-hour
odyssey of emergency room,,
x·my machines. all-night
Melhss1a Christensen, (949)
515-6940
KaiMr3-6
2130 Santa Ana Ave .• Costa Mesa
Daryle Palmer, (949) 515-6950
Killybrooke K -5
3155 Killybrooh Lane, Costa
Mesa
Kathy Sancttez, (714) 424-7945
Unc:oln K-6
3101 Pacific View Drive, Corona
del Mar
Barbaftjtaddo<t, (949) 515-6955
~K-6
2100 Mariners Drive, Newport
Beactr
Pam Coughhn, (949) 515-6960
N9wport Coast K-6
6665 Ridge Partt Road, Newport
Cont
Monique VanZeeBroec:*. (949)
615-6976
N9wport a.m.nt.y K-6
14th StrMt a.nd Balboa
Boulevard, Newport Bead't
DenlM Knutsen, (949) 515-6966
NMpOft tWohtt K-6
300 E. 1~ Sl. Newport B..n
Juc:ith Chambers, (949) 615-8970
~1(-3
1090 Plul1r1no Ave., Cost. Mea
Plrtrida 1.-y, (714) 424-7960
Pomotw K-3
2061 Pomona Ave., COSUI M-.
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801 HemMton St., Costa Meta
Ken dffen, (948) 516-8806
(
pharmacrc:. Jnd a hotel at the
airport as we wailed for our
night home the nexl morninR
all of which fell to Mark 'fyson,
who performed way, way
beyond the caJI or duly.
fry 1ugghng a rental car,
luggage, '>lo equipment, and a
wheelchair filll'd Wllh a large
ex·mayor Wlth a
shrink·wrapped leg. Back home,
another good friend. BilJ
McMasler, took over. At times
like Lhis. friend' are very
valuable. But when you have
alhJetic :.k!Us hke mine. friends
who are prominent orthopedil
'urgeon s are extra special
handy, underline, hold-face.
with asteri'>k..
By Tue'\day morning. Bill had
me under the knife and under
the e ther. a'> he nipped a little
here. tucked a little there and
then snapped 11 alJ together
with some really big titanium
c;crews. You 'lhould see the
x-rays. Totally awesome. I look
like an ad for TruValue
Hardware.
So there you have it
This 'ik.J season is done, for
me al least And you may, or
may not. ..ee me out there when
the next one rollc; around. l
gotta go. Sort of.
Sononi K-3
966 Sonora. CoS1a Mesa
Christine Anderson, (714)
424-7955
Vecton.K-5
1025 Vtctona St., Costa Mesa
Judy Laakso, (949) 515-6985
Whittier K-3
1800 N. Whittier Ave .. Costa Mesa
Sharon Blakely, (949) 515-6990
Wilson K-5
801 Wilson St., Costa Mesa
Candy Sperling, (949) 515-6995
Woocland K-2
2026 Garden Lene, Costa Mesa
Kathryn Hofer, (949) 515-6945
INTERMEDCATE SCHOOLS
EnUgn lntllnnedlete 7-8
2000 Oiff Drive, Newport BMCti
Mike McGuire, (949) 515-6910
1eWW*le 8-8
3224 California St, Costa Meu ·,
Jeff Gall, (714) 424-7965
HIGH SCHOOLS eo.o... cW Mer 7· 12
2101 EatbMf Drive. Newport
~
Sharon Fty, (949) 515-6000
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M ark fWa.111 once
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the last laugh with some of
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Due soon on the shelves is
Deborah ford's "The Grla. (Girls
Ra1aed ln lhe Soulh) Gulde to
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women. 1h1h Ya-Ya sister offers
anecdo1t~'>
and advite on
such topic'> a.\
ea ling
watennelon
in a sundre...s,
tendmga
magnolia tree
dnd dnnkmg
hke a lady.
Fvl'n 1f your
root'> are
('ntrenched in
Cahforrua the code behind Steel
Mdgnol1a '>lyle mclude'> wi~om
for any ft> male in pur5u1t .of
Southern tharm.
A Soulhl'm pt'<.11gree is ju.'>I ~
superfluouh for ''The Sweet
Potato Queens' Book of Love."
With trreverent c.oun!>CI for
deal.mg wtth
men, diet'>,
families and
work. HU
Conner
Browne
'>erves up a
hilariow.
manifesto
about love.
W'e and the
importance
ofbemg
prepared.
I ' ,-~ I. I ' 1, 'i .
t k 11 II \\ \ \ '
She returns wtth coUecove
WlSdom from her group of belles
gone bad m 1'he Swee1 Potato
Qu«nl' Blg-Aa Cookbook and
fllnandal Planner." ln the11
latest outing, the belles dish up
another ample servmg of
anecdotes about ltfe after 40,
mc.luding hilariou-. talces on
mothenng. plastic surgery and
falling in love with a younger
man "who
totally missed
Motown
because he
wa~n't born
yet" M
promised,
there's
financial
advice-most
in the spirit of
tip number
one. hope
Daddy IJvt'l> forever
lf you haiJ from the Lone SlaI
State. you may have been
exposed to the lore of"Klnky
Priedman'a Guide to Tum
P.dquette." If not. learn the real
scoop aboul the Alamo, rich
Texas oUmen and Wtllie Nelson
from •the oldest living Jew in
Texas who doesn't own any real
estate.·
Tu find comedy ln office Ufe.
enter cpe giant gray area
between good moral behavior
SH CHECK, Pa1e A6
Suri<ldt MCltcll 10, 2003 A5
•
ezsure
'The Mov·ement'
offers p'olitical alternatives
Local author questio ns
everything in his book
about issues importa nt
to Californians.
Coral Wilson
Daily Pilot
M ichacl C ~mper of ttalboa
Island I'> nol rcspon'ttblc
for President C,eorKc
Bush's polittcaJ pol11 .. tl''>.
During the la.,1
presidential elec. uon, h(• vott>d for Cal
in the Hal.
"I d1dn'1 buy into wha1 wa'> go111g on
a1 tha1 moment m 11111t•, I ww, 1101
happy with any of the tanc.JuJatt•-.." he
said. "It was the fir'>I tune 111 a long lime
I felt good about my volt• "
When Cooper moved lo \ar1
Francisco m the mHJ I 9ti<h. 11 wa.'> tus
fir..t expo.,ure to olht>r way., of thought,
polioc-d.I debat~ and J>t'Opll:" of d1fTcren1
backgrounds and t-thntl tllt><. \\lh;11 he
diM'overed there Wah 111 .,harp rnntrasl
to his con-.ervalM~. Oregon upbnnging.
II ~ tn San 1-tanCl'>(CI lhdl hl'> hfe
expenence-. really lx>g'ctn And 11 w.t-.
there that he learned Ill d.)k quc'>lton\.
San ~ranct!>CO ~L'> the '>ll'ne for hi'>
new polJ ucaJ thn.1.ler, • Ille Movenwnt "
It 1s about a 11me nm farm the futurc
when the peoplt.· an· d1~..at1sfied
with polJIJt.S, lrJditionaJ inst1tut1on'
and the seriou' i<>Suc~ plaKwng
California. It i.' about a generdllon
unwilling to accept the '>tatus quo
"l11e Movemt>nt i~ a novt'I, 11 ..,
entenainment. It is \Uppo-.e<J 10 bt>
something to have people talct' pau...e
and think for a wh1lt'. pO!>Mbly
influence what they do Lil the voltnK
booth." Cooper '>a.Id "Bui pnmanly, 11
is for them to en1oy a fe?W hour., of a
decent read. maybe put <,c11nc thoughts
in their heads thctt tht'y kt'ep for a
wtule.·
But as wtth all decent ficuon, ii has to
be close enough to the truth to make 1t
beht>Vahle and mterest1 n1< for the
readers, he 5a.td And he th1rOO. it ts.
California faces specific problem.,
that other states don't I lowt"Vl'r,
California dot>!> no1 a.lwa)"t get the
government repre..entauon in
Washington equal to it.., rnntrihuuon,
he said
·1-.conom1cally. we arl' a very strong
Michael Cooper, author of pohtrcal novel, "The Movement." at hrs Balboa Island home
":\ powt•r in the world. If you huy thJt, you
rnn .,ay. 'Why do , .. e m·1·d to drag
.truund the re<;I of the U S.,'" < .ooper
'><lid. "Why don't we add re'-' lht'
problt·ms right hert' JI homl' "
C ooper i' nut a sect«>'>Hlnt'>t, hut 111
h" novel he and ht~ charal1t'f' plav
w11h 1he idea. "Do we reaJJy m·cd the
rl'-.t of the United Stdlt•.,?"
Nc11her extrcmd\ h~ral nor
conservative, Luopt'r 'xltd ht> L'> '>tUL i...
somewhere in the m1ddlt'. But he d(>e<.
notice the ero'>ton of ci\'il liberu~
around him.
"Some say 11 1s a sllpperv '>lope. I '>3)
ii 1s a gradual d0'¥\'Tlhill run towdrd tht.>
average everyday oli.zem. lo'>tng the
ma1ority say m what 1~ going on around
them: he said. "Wl' have had our
country enter war with a fair majonl)
of the world saying we ... houJdn't. hut
we did 11 anyway.·
ExpresMng deep gra1i1ude for lht>
'>Old1er. ..... tio have pul thcm.-.dw"I 111
harm\ way, < oopt·r ,,11cJ 11 ll' it'adt·r' of
th<' country all' rt·~ron'i1hlt· lor .11lowi11K
tJi..11 10 happt·n I It• qut•,11011' wht•tht'r
Anwril'a ha.'> tl1H11· rill' ngh1 th111g,
e'pc1 tall) 1 <lll'>IUt'flllg Lht· t urrt'nt
world op1111on
"We do need .1 1 hange of ho\\ 11ur
polt11ldl 'Y'lt'm op<·raw'." hl' '-did "f Ill
not tailing aho111 U\l'rthru""1ng the
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o\.erhJulmg hm' 1ht· gm1·mnwn1
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haven. C ooper\ l.lt'W\ t onlr.i'>t tho-.t• ol
his neighbor' Hut he relalt'' ""ell 10
people of aJI pohllt .ti hdt 4,'T'ound ...
I ven 111 lw, role a' a father. he exeru'l..,
h1., belwf m 111depcnden1 thought
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/,.it hc.1ry 111 a ... k que,111111c; .ind form hi"
own op1r1111n\
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10 ht• mun• 1moht·d 111 lhC' polt11tal
prote" llw tll'\I 1mw 1lle\ .trt· 111 d
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Cooper's novel, "The Movement •
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d..,k them, .. :hl" 1l 1ht•\ .irt• 1.111111g .ilung
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Bring your garden back to life
S talk some stock. Ral'>e '><>me
roses. Vary your vegetable'> Apn.I
is the time 10 get 11ggy in the
garden.
If yow garden looks Like mme, you're
in pretty bad shape. The last time I
touched the garden was January: I
pruned the roses and gave t'Vl'rythmg a
hit of Mirac.le-Gro, which by the way,
made the weeds grow even faster. With
spring around the com er, I'm
becoming motivated. Or maybe I'm
just tired of loolcl.ng at a garden that
resembles Medusa. Or maybe because
one of my neighbors wUJ be the
"garden· part of Harbor Hlgh's Home &
Garden 1bw this year. Watching Judy
work outside Is Inspiring me to achieve
KAREN
WIGHT
greater height~ !or
not sink into lower
lo~l.
The first tcl'>k IS
the hardest: clean
and weed. AU of
those unwelcome
guests of a plant and
varmint nature have
go1 10 go. lt's time
and elbow grease
Put on yow headset,
grab your favorite
tunes and check out
for a while. Better yet, get the kids to do
it for you.
After the weeds. comes fresh soil. If
the rains have matted or washed away
TRAVEL TALES
your lllp'>o tl. nm .. •'> tht' lime to replare
11 Tumtng m ne-. .. din rnakt"i a huge
dtfkrence in the way your garden
grow<. and the way 11 looks. Spread
<,ome '>nail and <,lug rt'peUent around
Before you plam an~1.hmg. make '>UTl'
that II won't become dinner for a
mollu\k.. When I'm not watchmg. tho't'
pehts get a party started and there'-; nc 1
'huttmg them down
rverything in the garden needs
fertili.7Jng. even the lawn Your lawn
need~ three 10 five inches of water thb
month. If that doesn't come in the foml
of rain, you need 10 set yow sprinkler...
to upply about one-half inch every
third n1ght about 20 minutes for most
systems. The roses need another mund
of h1.;t-n11rogt'n fcnih1t•r to l..eep
producing wa't'' of prohfit bloom..,
II you plan 10 ex.pand your garden.
no~'" a good llmt• to do II Tht'
nur;t>n~ art> full llf lrt"'>h annual'> and
perennial' A..' l'vt' been t'TUl'>lllg the
a1.<.le<. of l<Kal nu™•nes. I have to
.ttlmll, there are planl'> and nower. I've
nt'H'r wen before If th!'> L'> tht> wrt of
lhmg that exnte<. you, you're m lurk
I'm ru'-t confu..<;ed Ive .,pt:>nt a lot of
ltme ...earthing for tho~ pla'>ll<' tag'>
that lt•ll you what kmd of trouble you n-
gettmg into.
lk>autifuJ plants II.kc Whitt· Nancy
lam1um with its green and white leavt..,
SM HOME, Pqe A6
Trinidad's Carnaval fun-filled for trio
By Joanne Szabo
A I we louted the md1ng of
2002, we exchanged our
thougbll and ldvenllnl
of the pesc yeu. Our nex1 topic of
oonwraadon. wu •what are you
doing In 20039f
Our conversation centered
around wo.t. famDy and the
f)ustomary weebnd getaways.
,.utdl Diane mendoOed that she
.... &Cina to vWt her Mom ln
~for Ca.m8VaL
' 'J\1nldld. ClmaVllL Auty, kelmtSon ... my 61end. •
Samlntha and 1. quldJy put ~our ....... and ll&htted
mod • • •••
1-
Dlane was visiting her mom. Camaval offidally lasts only
who "the tlnrlan al the cwo days. from re>uven (2 a.m.)
lnlemadooal School In 1l1nMtad.. on Monday to midnJgbt the
She had dmed her trip lo roOowfng day. CAmnaJ 1\lolday.
cotodde with~ One can look at thlt ·onfy"
A>r the next cwo months ~ two' da)'I or 48 hours of~
oonaponded with her mom and We nisced up In preparation for
tent our ~n ror ow what wu to come.
exb'a\'181Dt COltWnCS. Whto tbt 1)z»i>J #I I> i I • • • OUf alarm
dbc.:wlion ot 1~ c:.me up woke ut up at midnight '° thlu
M renewed our commitment at we oouk1 get reldy for J'C>\.Mrt.
~om. but uhlmatdy dedcled fOuven lt tho~ of
to weu the conwntional bWn.I Camaval and c:onmu ot dlft'crmt
bonoma. Whew parties around the d~ we were On~ Feh 28. ~ • Invited ro • •pmnt pany".
to lAX uid were wiry Wit c:ulinlnattd In a..-
oo the ted·C)'t. ow t.a . CCM81)'lld and~ l'N'IM9'1~
ol anddptdoO ... ibcKA to be tn lplad pMll on~
lWIOed. ! put of
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M 5'1lday, March 30, 2003
Trinidad, which lies off the Venezuelan coast, offers fun events year round including Camaval, and has great tropical weather.
TRAVEL
Continued from A5
party was over and it was time to
change our costumes, eat
breakfast and report back for the
first day of CamavaJ.
AfteT scrubbing the paint olf
our bodies and out of our hair,
we slept for two hours and got
ready to go back ouL The first
day of CamavaJ is somewhat of a
warm-up. We wore the top to our
Melaborate" costumes with comfy
shorts and marched thought the
streets of the Port of Spain
Because we were working on two
hours of sleep we headed back.
early and enjoyed some Shandy's
on the balcony of our
aooommodations. We needed to
get our beauty sleep for the next
day.
Tuesday morning we adorned
ourselves with our lavish
costumes: bikini's with beads and
sequins appropriately placed. We
were decked out with colorful
headdresses. sequined
wristbands, and our chiffon
win~ attached to our shoulders.
We were the "Hummingbirds"
and we were ready to fly.
This was the real thing.
Thousands of people marched
through the streets of the Port of
Spain. I;ach group belonged to a
specific band, ours was ·Poison,·
and danced along side the truck
that the band played on. We
never strayed too far from our
beverage truck that was also part
of our group. People lined the
streets for the entire eight-hour
period The variety of costumes,
cultures, age groups and
spectators were entertaining
enough to keep our mind off the
fact that we were gallivanting for
eight hours in 85-degree weather
with 90% humidity. The highlight
of the day was parading on stage.
As the sun started setting. we
realized that our 48 hours were
coining to an end. Ahhhhh, we
were looking forward to the next
arm of our vacation ... a little
R&R.
On Wednesday, we drove the
curvy, long, winding rode to
Maracas Bay for some relaxation
and the infamous Shark and
Bake. After satisfying our
rummies, we took a ™m m the
70-degree bay and took a
well-deserved nap.
The next day we took a
two-hour taxi ride to the Asa
Wright Natw-e Center. As we
exited the taxi we were welcomed
by 500 acres of beauty. covered
with plants, trees and multi-hued
Oowers, with more than 400
species of birds. After the
three-mile hike we headed back
to toWT\ and boarded a
motorboat to tour the islands
near Trirudad. Our vacation was
close to ending. but we had one
more day before boarding the
plane.
You may wonder, what else
could we possibly want?
On Friday, we pampered
o~ with a massa.ge, facial,
manicure. pedicure and eyebrow
wax for less than $100. I was
close to deciding to move there.
but figured I needed to get back
to work. Our last afternoon in
Trinidad was unforgettable
We were very fortunate to take
a tour through the Caroni Bird
Sanctuary. 1ltls large swamp with
maze-lilce waterwdys is bordered
by huge mangrove trees. We even
~w a huge snake hanging from
one of the branches taking in the
sw1. The highlight of the tour
wa.') viewing Lhe Scarlet Jbi~
Clrinidad':. National bird). Ju:.t
before sunset the fbis (a brilliant
bright red bird) arrive by the
hundred:. to the foliage in the
mlddJe of the island. As they land
on the trees the island is
transformed from green to red.
A:. the sun set, we Journeyed
back. to shore and headed home
to pack. We were sad that our
week was coming to an end, but
happy that her mom is
contmcted to work there for
another year! We will be back for
2004.
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latest romp, the comic IU1p
author reveals the best
methods for avolding work.
besting cowozkera and hJdJng
Incompetence.
Move Into a broader arena
with Andy Rooney's "O>mmoo
Nomeme.,, With 154 es.says
about the annoyances of being
human, the gJUmpy 60
Minutes coounentator pullS
apart everything rroc1' chaJ.rs
too small for comfort to the
decJlne of f'amily .farms and
hard·tO-ref!>ove jar tops.
• Even if you're the bru..Qt of
some trickster's prank on April
Fools Day. keep your cool with
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HOME
Continued from A5
are a fresh addition to a shady
spoL Where did all the
heucheras come from? There
are varieties with burgundy
leaves, gold leaves. even an
apricot-colored variety.
I lydrangeas. How did I
completely miss out on
hydrangeas that climb? Since I
can't grow the regular variety, I
don't have much hope for their
climbing counterparts. but in
the pictures, those plants look
pretty good (and I'm
wondering how many decades
it will take to get the side of my
house completely covered).
WHATS
AFLOAT
• WHArs AR.OAT is
published periodically. If you
are planning a nautical event
submit the information to the
Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St,
Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by fax
to (949) 646-4170; or by e-mail
to da1lyp1lot~latimes.com.
SAILING CLASSES
Oninge Coast College Is
offering new credit and
noncredit sailing classes this
spring. Most classes are five
weeks in length, and boats
range from Lido 14 dinghies to
large ocean racers, even
keelboats. Cruising seminars
are also being taught The
OCC Sailing Center is at 1801
W. Pacific Coast Highway.
Newport Beach. (949)
645-9412 or visit
occsailing.com.
0..nge County employwa can
bring their employees out to
Newport Beach on weekdays
to en1oy a day of sailing
courtesy of Orange Coast
College The School of Sailing
and Seamanship now offers a
chanoe for groups to wort<
wnh the on-board instructor
on different sailing techniques
while they get advice on how
to perform well in business.
No sailing experience
necessary. One-day classes
cost from $100 to $125. (949)
645-9412.
BOAT RENTALS
With Marina w.t.rSports et
the Balboa Fun Zone, you can
en1oy nautical experiences
from mild to wild. Take a
self-guided tour of the bay in
your choice of power and sail
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n~ look at the '90I, one
ol Amedca'• most lauded
hwnoristJ pokee fun at BW and
HIJ, downsizing, dot ·COOU.
HMOa and Viagra. Using a title
from an exchange between
colwnnlst Mary McGcory and
future senator Daniel Patrlck
Moynilwl, who died
Wednesday, after John
Kennedy was assasalnated.
Buchwald provides a gentle
reminder that a sense of
humor Is eliSelldal for enjoying
life even in a world at war.
• CHECK If OUT is W..itten by the
staff of the Newpo11 Beach Public
Library. Thie weelc's column ls by
MeOsu Adams In collaboration
with June Pjbitr. All 00-may be
resented fr0rn home or office
computers a,V·acceu1no the
catalog at
www.newportbe«hlibr•ry.org
Mature rose bushes are
bloomln' away and are yours
for the asking -and paying. I
used to say that I wouldn't buy
fully-grown roses, I thought
bare root was the only way to
go. OK. I'm over that I've
nurtured too many failures to
be puritanical If you want to
try a vegetable or herb garden.
this is the perfect month to get
started, and you don't need a
lot of space. In fact, you can
sneak herbs into your regular
garden. Basil, parsley. sage and
chives camouilage themselves
nicely among garden regular:..
• KAREN WIGHT is a Newpon
Beach resident. Her column runs
Saturdays.
watercraft, jump the ocean swells
in a Sea-doo jetboat, put you
sport-fishing skills to the test In a
fully equipped Boston whaler, or
soar above it all on a parasail
flight along the Newport coast.
Complimentary ice and
beverages are induded with all
electric boat rentals.
Balboa Boat Rantals can put you
on the water in many ways· with
single and double kayaks. electric
boats, 14-holder sailboats, pedal
boats and runabouts for offshore
use or cruising the bay. Balboa
Boat Rentals also holds two-hour
scavenger hunts aboard the
electric bay boats, providing
group activity for corporations,
birthd8)'$, nonprofit
organizations and group oullngs.
The hunt pac*agea indude boats,
trivia questions. maps, Polarotd
cameras and supplies. The 0091 of
a hunt begins at $225 per boat
and catering is available at an
additional rate. For hunt
reservations, call (949) 673-7200.
Electric bo.t rwntala ... ev11IW>le
by the hour at Duffy Electric
Boats, 2001 W. <;oa11 Highway.
Newport Beach. All boats are
equipped with window
enclosures and CO players. k:e
and cops are provided.
Reservations are suggested. Ali
hour rental is $75. (949) 645-{)81 2
.,.., boata, electric boats.
boogie boards, kayaks, inflatable
rafts, catamarans, beach fumlture
and wetsuits are availab4e for rent
at Resort Water Sports at
Newport Dunes. (949) 7~1150
G~ toun.,. oftlred by the
Gondola Co. of Newport, 3400 Via
Oporto, Suite 102-8. The $75 cost
indudea a besbt of bfead.
cheese, salami, Ice, glpaea, a
blanket, music and a Polaroid
picture. Wine is also availabte.
(949) 675-12~2.
Gondola~
3101 w. Coast Highway. often 000-
and two-hour gondoW au!.._ A
one-hour tour with champegne is
$70. A two-hour tour with dinner
and champegne la S180. ~Is
ev.u.bte 8t waterfront '9ltaUtantS.
(949) 87M984.
Irvine Coest 0.--. In Udo
Marine Village ofter1 two-hour
electric boat cruises with a
gourmet dinner. $180 for two
per900s. (949) 676-4704.
Gondole AomMC:e .... cWy
tour1 of Newport Hart>or during
lunctt end dinner. Call (949)
876-4730. The tour1 go out of
Udo Marina Virt.ge, 3400 Via
Opotto, Newport Beech.
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EDITORIALS
Congratulations,
w i th a f eW: regrets
M ayor Karen
Robinson's
appoinlmcnt by
Gov. Gray Davis to
a Superior Court
j11dicial seat is defmilcly reason to
cele l>rate.
We congratulate Robinson on
her appointment and wi.,h her
well in her furure endeavors.
We just have one wish: that she
would have given Costa Mesa a
little bit more of her time.
It was a little more than a year
ago that Robinson joined a
growing cadre of legaJ
professionals vying for a write-in
candidacy to replace formt:r judge
Kenneth Kline, the embattled
lnine jurist who was and stiU is
under suspicion of possessing
child pornography and molesting
minors.
With barely one year into her
first term, Robinson's decision to
run as a write-in brought criticism
from these editorial pages as we
urged her in a January 2002
editorial to make a choice:
"f-.ither she should be honest
\\ith her Costa Mesa lonstituents.
IC'l them know that she no longer
ha'> an interest in representing
them and step down now to let
them find som eon e who does,"
\.\l' wrote. "Or, the hcllC"r answer
-and the one we favor -is to
acknowledge there will be plenty
more opporrunities ro be a judge
down che road."
She dld neither and instead
continued the write-in campalgn.
finishing fourth with 5.2% of the
vote.
Still, the opportunity to become
a judge did arise again.
Let's be clear. We don't begrudge
Robinson the opportunity to
move on and pursue her dream of
being a judge. We just kind of feel
like the people of Costa Mesa
have been a bit used.
When Robinson was elected in
2000, the voters favored her over
incumbenl Heather Somers.
There was a clear message that
chey wanted someone who would
work hard to improve their
community. lnstead, we can't help
but wonder if they got someone
who woiked hard to use that
election victory as a way to secure
a bigger prize.
And why would Robinson, who
has been lobbying behind che
scenes for an appointment, have
accepted the largely ceremonial
post of mayor. if her heart wasn't
in it?
The people of Costa Mesa really
deserve belier and Robinson
should know I.hat
River park should be
m ore than a dream
I t would exceed the si7.C of
New York C ity's Centml Park.
It would pack 1.000 acres of
open land alo1~g the Sama
Ana River in Costa Mesa. Newport
Beach and Huntington Beach.
And both state Republican and
Democratic assemblymen support
it -the dream, that t\.
lWo proposal:. at the st<!le and
local levels would help butld an
Orange Coast Rive r Park to en:.ure
the preservation of the land aJong
the Santa Ana River while also
providing open land to Orange
County resident<;.
lhe state Assembly bill would
create a wiJd land' conscrv.mcy to
manage the land alongside the
river to increase parklands and
open space for residents.
If that bill succeeds, that
conservancy would be able to help
residents proposing the $10-to
$20-million Orange Coast River
Parle
But talk is cheap. The park has
been in discussion since the late
1990s and remains just that.
It's a wonderful dream that most
would love to see realized, but it
needs support from each of the
three cities. the county and private
companies thar own '>ome of the
land.
So far. by a 3-2 vote -with
Newport-Mesa Supervisor Jim
Silva among the majority -the
county board of !>Upervisors
disapproved of the ~mbly bill.
saying it would simply c reate
more bureaucracy in the form of a
state conservan cy.
The county and Silva should
then come up with its own plan or
group to aid those residents
pushing the Orange Coast River
Park. It's a dream worth pursuing
and if the county has a bener idea,
then it should bring it forth and
r.illy support for it.
At the same ume, the ciues
involved need to support the paik
plan and jotn others to make it
happen. There are many grants
out there that can reduce the costs
at the local level.
Less than $20 million from the
county and cities to bring
Newport-Mesa, I luntington and
other county residenlS a great
park does n't seem that much to
ask. There have been countless
other unworthy projects that
benefit far fewer people that have
received such funding amounts.
It's a great idea. Now make it
happen.
THE LAST WORD
Golf tourney excels again
T he Toshiba Senior Oassic
organizers have done it
again. Tbey put on a
wonderful golf tournament on
the PGA Olampions Tour and
then contributed SI million to
local charities.
How much bette r can it get?
The Newport Beach event has
now raised SI million for the
fourth con secutive )"'ar. Think
about that while aJso
considering the economic
cllJJlate both tht year and lhe
yeat before. Th event, th moat
philanthropic on the tour, has
now donated $5. 7 million In the
years that Hoag Ho pitaJ hu
operated It.
Among those dlarttJ who
proOt from the $1 m Ulon are:
Hoag' FOundatlon: th lb hlha
'
Senior Oassic Scholarship Fund:
Orangewood Olildren's
Foundation; Juvenile Diabetes
Research Poundadon; Cystic
Fibrosis Poundatlon of Orange
County; Explorer Scouts of
Orange County and Los Angeles
Conservation Corps.
With To hiba and Ho~s score
card ln the last six yean, there
would be nothing better than
holdlnf4 thl event twice a year.
After all, $2 mlUlon could help
even more.
But, reaJJy, knowing that It
probably tak.ea an ~ntirc year
Juat to pttpare one Tomlba
dasslc:, tt'• wonderful chat lt'a ln
Newport ~ach and benetlu
such local c:au OI ,.. to
th0te wbo make It happen.
Thats bette-r than 1 hole In one.
BOLTON
"Innocenc.e. Lost .,
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY _,
Just or not, troops are supported . ~·
By P•ul J •mH B•ldwln
'ff he Pdday story reporting on
the concern for the lack of.
suppon for our soldiers, men
and women, fighting a war tn Iraq,
requires a response to those
individuals wbo hold dear In their
hearts their opinions and
convictions ("Not enough support').
Fll"St of all. there is tremendous
5',lpport for our troops t'lgbting In
this Invasion of Iraq, whetb~ some
6nd this war just or not.
Secondly, as a democracy we have
a right to disagree and voice our
opinions even II these opinions may
be found wipopular and unpatriotic
byaome.
To Alvin •Bud" Anderson who says
being a soldJer is hard enough
without the criticism. and we should
look ct Vietnam as an eumple. I
· have to tell you "Bud,• we 106t the
war lit Vietnam. Yes. there were
protests against lhe war In Vleb'Wll,
but this is not why we lost che war.
Go read a history book about history
and culture to southeast Asia and
maybe you will get a better
Wlderstand:ing. Maybe. Then read a
book about history and culture in
· the Middle P.ast and you will get a
be~er idea why we face such a
ten:ific challenge there.
1b Gil Ferguson, whom I admire
and respect, and wbo complains
about former mllitaty personnel
criticizing the war, I have to take
issue with your ~ning. There are
a b'emendous amowtt of people who
were Connerty in the military, who
are In lhe military and who are in the
State Department (which has been
maqpnal.ized by the Bush
administration), that object to Bush'•
ever-dlanglng rationale for this war.
Bush's various 5tatemmta have
lnduded; that Saddam Hussein had
tried to kill his father; lbal Saddam
Hussein possesaea weapons of mua
destruction. that we need to bring
demoaacy to Iraq and liberate their
people; and be constitutes part of
"the uis or evil.• o~ I won't
mention a dam thing about olL
Fcquson's statement that we have
bad very few caaualtfea ln lr&q does
not make me feel better that ~ lost
so many courageous IOldlen ftgbting
ln Vietnam. Again, a war we lost not
because of antiwar protesters.
Tu George Grope, 8 Newport
Beach resident and World War n
veteran. I aay that maybe, just
maybe, 50me of what these Conner
mWtaiy olllcers say ls correct. Just
for tbeae people that served their
country, like you did, to keep their
mout.ba shut u you suggelt Is to
disrespect their lel'Vice to ow-
country, and co disrespect freedom
of speech. J 5uggett you at leul
respect those that fougtit u hard as
you did in the service Of their /
counny.
8aclt to Ferguson who believes
that this war Will wind up quickly.
Apparently. you have not been
Uste:nlng to President Bush or any of
the high command. \'ou must have
been listen1og to the liberal Pf"'8
that has towed lhe line lbat this WU
would be OYa" in a matter of days.
that the lraqi IOldlen would run
ecared and e:xblbtt no reststance. and
the people of Iraq would cheer the
an1VaJ of "coalition• forces.
Somedmes belle& and reality just
don\ jlbe. So~
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On the other
side of the lens
BIO
Ape: 28
Position: Director of shorts
Pfogramming for the Newport Beach
Rim Festival
Occupation: Filmmaker; teaches at OCC,
Art Institute of Orange County and Art
Institute of California. Los Angeles
Education: Bach,lor's in
interdisciplinary visual art from
University of Washington; master's in
animation from California Institute of
the Arts in Valencia
~: Huntington Beach fo r a year
and a half
F9mity. Father In Midwest; mother in
Seattle; famUy In Midwest, mostly Iowa
Hobbiee: Filmmak.ing -a nimation;
science fiction; danang
FESTIVAL'S FUTURE
'I really think we want
to become one of the
preeminent film
festivals .... People
know about the film
festival and, in turn,
know about Newport
Beach and Orange
County and that
brings a lot of focus
on this area not only
as a cultural center
but also as a great
place fo r som eone to
debut th eir f ilm o r
bring business.'
Lance Winkel brought
his five-minute short
to the Newport Beach
Film Festival last year
and is now directing
the event's shorts
programming.
T he Newport Beach Fdm
Festival. set for Thursday
through April l I, now
enters its fourth year of
leadership under
executive director Gregg Schwenk.
The event has grown since he took
it over in 2000 and this year
continues that trend.
Over a course of nine da)"l>, about
300 films will show-more than
ever.
On Thursday, the festival's director
of shorts programming. Lance
Winkel. visited City Editor James
Meler at the Daily Pilot office to
discuss this year's festival and his
experiences as a filmmaker at Last
year's festival and his new job
running part of the show.
What does your )ob for ftbn fesdval
entaDf
A:. dire<.1or of shorts. 1t entails a lot of
film watching to start off with. It al.so
involves going to a lot of other film ·
festivals during the year -other
festivals will get different people
subnutting to them -so to get an idea
what's out there. to keep a pulse gomg
of what the independent filmmalOng
market ~ like.
Then, as we get closer to the festival,
just watching films. and eventually
deciding, out of how many great films,
how many are suitable for an audience.
I've ~n many great films. but I know
an aud.tence wouldn't get them. Al those
times. you have to make tough
decmons. ·1s an audience going to get
th.is? I can see where this b going. bbt
I've had five years of filmmaldng
experience so l can see what they're
getting at..
But once the films have been decided.
putting them to programs ~ really ju.5t a
maner of orchesoating. "Then. !he last
two months ~ all fi.lmmak.er relations.
making sure they know what time they
need to be there, making sure they're
comfonable.
I know, compared to every o ther
f esdva.I I \.'e been in. Newport Beach has
a fantastic sense of how to keep
filmmakers involved ft was just the
most fun festival I went to. With "Within
an Endless Sky,• which was the film I
made and submitted IMt year, I went to
about LS other festivals in Japan.
Ban:elona. San Antonio and a lot of
places here Ul Southern California (Long
Beach among them! and I had more fun
at this fesnval. The award at the end was
like icing on the cake; I wasn't expecting
it
But while I was here, I just constandy
found great films. little treasures and
then had great after parne..
1eO me a l!fde about your ftlm.
It was a five-mmute ~on that took
21fl yean. 10 make. It wc1s the fin;1 short
computer· animated piece made in a
program called Maya. wtudi if you
watched the ()saus. Alla!./Wavefront.
who makes Maya. got an award JW>I for
t.he software because 11\ changed the
industry'><> much. I went through four
story reviC\ions. It's what I teach my
students. hOIN Lo focus on story If you·re
not gomg to touch the JUdJencl'. it
d~'t matter what effects you 11.>e,
what medium you use'-.<> it took me 21.7
years. but I think It wa-. worth 11
~ you worting on anything now?
I am writing n11w, but I've need a year
break just to decompre.s. There\ a
bu..'>iness side to film that a lot of
filmmakers forget about it Uni~ you're
lucky enough to have a name or
reputaoon behmd you that can propel
it. you really have to focus on getnng n
to the right places and nght hands at
the right wne.
So along with the fe.uval and
teaching, it's been a lot just maJong ~ure
the film's getting seen by the right
people, 10 II)' to k:rep 11 haVJng a life
expectancy and have it mow on
For nght nOIN, I'm JUSt woriang On the
writing and making sure il's a <,tory I
want to say.
Three hundred films. Thar'' huge Last
year. we had 120 shorts. nus year. we're
up to 170. It's incredible I believe Last
year was up 30%. too. Features is up to
about 120. So many films, great films.
Oscar-nominated films. fantastic films
that t'ldvt: won awdl'd.!. at numNnus
fe.tJval'>. hke Sundance.
Oo~ 10 my heart. I think wt· have
about 30 ammatc<l ftlms thl.'> year. In
fact. we have "Cast.le m the Sky,· which
15 o ne of the classic films of 1 layao
Mlyu.aki. His film "Spuited Away" JU.<;t
won the Academy Award [for best
amm.ated filml It's gomg lo be the fir<.t
ume 11\ released on the We.1 <..oa.<,1 on
35 rru.Uuneter with d1l expanded
'\Oundtrack and Mark I lanuU and other
big name voice talent are ddded to 11.
lna1'., bt..-auuful becaw.e 11·., grcac for the
famil1e...
A grea1 Rornaman film I 'Kl\\ at Ult'
Palm <)pnng!> ln1emanonaJ Hln1 Fe<>uval
ong111ally. "Ftl.rncrop1ca. • L'> a \'l?ry
mtere-.un~ lool at polioa., ph1lanthmpy
and '><><:lety It'!. humoro~ wo11derfuJ.
romannc
llu~re·i. a French film called ·Swea1"
that\ r~ griny. but so W\:ll shot An
acuon movie. le''> got truck.<. dnvtng
throu~ 1eep<..
What will be dl&n:nt at thb )9lr's
festtval1
Quantity of films. qualJty of fil~ I
thmlc m tenru. of events and
pre.entauon, we are so far ahead of
whell' wt>'ve been any other year. A
month ago. we w~re where we norm.ally
would be Coda}. but JU.'>t the fact that
we've had more time to develop events
and ge1 thmg:, planned out reaUy well
fllal's been really ahead of the game.
We've got great sponsors lh•'> year VW
came on. Absolul ru. atwa)".
"IJ>On...or<,h1p has been rnce to keep the
progn.·~.s movmg..
Gn~ (Sch\.\<<enkl, at our fir;t meeong.
!>at u.<, down and said the modu.<i
operandi thls year is to conllJlue the
proc:("!o,,.'>. 10 build momentum a.'> we go.
In thl'l't' years. we've gone from
!>Qmething dying 10 ~mething that's
'uddenl\. \"t· fl' land of Lht.' \-\t"tt Loast
..t.lmo'>t. \\l' h,rH· a ~al l<x-aucm. a
tommurut\ that comt". out m the
Cmt•ma C rutld and emhrnt l"' tht' film
lt.">UV'd.1.
And< >range Coun1y didn't haw a film
fe..tival l..A. has cJ lot of film ft">Oval<,,
but I don't '>et' the tumoul Jnd the
people corn.tanlly a.Jong live months
ahead of llmt•. "What\ h.1ppcmng at the
ff">UV.i.I Urn, yearr lnerl'' J n:al lntt'll"'>l
on \\>h.al\ happt>nmK 1r1 1lw1r
b.tdq..,1"1und
What are some of the festtva.l'!i
k>nger term goafs7
I rt'a.lly th ml\'-!: want 111 l'k"t 11mt' one
of the pret'mment lilnl ft><,ll\al' \'\le
hdw the rnrnmuntl) w '>Uppon u ... We
have a Vl'I"\ KO<><l pre')t:n<t' on the Web
and 11'!> growmg mtemauon.lllv People
~ow Jbo11t the film fhtJVal and. m
cum. kna.... .tlx>ut \i~pon fk-.:1lh and
Oran~e C.ounf't a.nd thJt bnng... a lot of
focu<, on tht-. area not only ct.'> a culcural
center but .t.IY1 a.., a gn-at pl<ll e for
someone 10 debui thetr film or hnng
bU.'>tne'>.'-
'-.<> that' orw of the long tenn goal'>.
10 u.-.e tht'> 10 "f>nrtgboanl the
rnmmuntf't around mt> fe-.nval
My goal a.'> a pmgramrm.•r L'> to bnng
the ~t film.<. to the film lt">trval We had
twice a .. many entne-.. tht.o, yt>ar as last
year \\It> had 700 JUM m \ham I thmk.
CNerall. JU't to keep building on we haw
hen:'
We '>t't' 1h.i1 a film fe..u~a.J L'>l1.t J~ a
mean .... lor d filmma)i:er lo oJ1ov.o film to
an aud1l'Oll' Tht"'ot' p<"<>ple spend
year. of uw11 II\ t"-'<II t.herr ho~ t.ak.e
out '*"<.·ond mon~e-. JU"' to bring
the.e 1dt>a' 10 people
There were hundn'Ci.<; of great films.
but we JU.'>I d1dn'1 haw the -;creening
tune If we had IO mon> theater.. we<l
probably bt• .tble to fit lh<•m J.11 m
FROM THE NEWSROOM
Garibay S death a lesson in compassion
W Ith the war in Iraq
heating up thousand,, or
miJe8 away, here in
Newport-Mesa we regrettably
learned the fighting would leave
Newport-Mesa wtth its own
tragedy.
ll was late Tuesday night when
we beard the news that Jose
Gsibay, a Marine corporal from
Costa Mesa. was killed fighting in
Iraq.
f.ady the nm momlng ~
di.spalChed colu.mnlsl and
culture reporter Lolita Harper
and photographer Sean Hiller to
~family home to
interview his mother. Sim<dta
Ganba); I WesWde Co6ta Mesa
resident.
lnh!l'VSewbig ~family ~ls one of the tougbmt thinft I journalist wiJ1 fNf:I race, now do you~ your
~Md atill manage to at penonal and lmpenonal
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maybe DOC. In DlOlt cues,
thoQgh. pief-.crlcken IUMvon
bardly eYtt tum Lii IWll)t
In thJs cate. I hid to band lt to
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journalistic standards.
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Some readers abo took me to
task for my comments Wt week
about the protests by Orange
Coast CoUege students.
My point was tha.l despite how
anyone feds about the war. it's
hard ror me and muJY people
my 9 or oJder to bake advice
from a bunch of~ kids,
who banDy n:ad the newspapers
anyway.
"Why do you think that onfy
the opponents of the war don'\
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e-rnaDe.r ••• would YCDIUl'e to ay
from my own tbu the
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the pOMdcal tpOCCrUm •••• I haw
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lm 1'ta lt men md women_,
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in the first place.
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that students probably are more
Wormed than I think. ~
their knowledge from radio.
television and the Internet.
N. to my complaints that the
protesters Kerned to have
conveniently neglected to
attk:ivn Iraqi President Seddam
Hussein. lhe had this to say:
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Amnesty lntemllional and
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exposed and worbd qaiDS( the
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Jewish Family Service of Orange
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· QUOTE OF THE DAY
"After the race, I was ju.st
floating around and it felt
like I was on cloud nine.
It's been quite a wetkend."
Aaron Pelnol, NCAA Swimmer
· of the Year
EYEOPENER
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March 31 honor" ERIC WOODS
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SWIMMING
cq~ sizzles in. 6 x 50 free relay victory
Corona del Mar girl&'
knock off Foothill with
2 :31.84 clocking.
son really came IJ'>.tough." Voiding said.
"Everyone dJd what they had tO do, but
those two really stepped It up.•
Bowlus finished It off for the Sea
Kings with a 24.63 anchor.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
BEi MONT SHORE -Remember Jor-
dan Anae, Brittney Bowlus, DanieUe
Carlson, Katya Eadington, Ouistina
I lewko and Vivian Liao. Those names
will be forever etched in Corona del Mar
I ligh lore as the members of 20-year
coach Doug Volding's first winning relay
team in the girls CIF Millikan Southern
Section Relay finals held Saturday night
at Belmont Plaza.
"We knew we were ranked second go-
ing in with our prelim time and we just
wanted 10 drop some lime off that
mark." Bowlus said. "To drop four sec-
onds ... we dominated."
Hewko said she slipped off the blocks
in Thursday's preliminaries, allowing for
the seconds to tidt off. But she was all
smiles Saturday.
"It's fun because we see a lot of these
girls in water polo, so it makes the races
exciting." said Hewko, who will play wa-
ter polo next season at Stanford.
CdM clocked a 2:31.64 in the 6 x 50-
yard freestyle. besting its preliminary
time (2:35.06) and beating Foothill
(2:33.16), swimming in the next lane.
The Sea Kings were entered in six of
the seven relay finals Saturday. They re-
corded a third, founh and two fifth.
place finishes along with the first place
en route to tallying 158 points -good "Katya Earlington and Danielle Carl-
COLLEGE SWIMMING
Peirsol breaks
Americari recOrd
Former Newport Harbor High standout
named NCAA Swimmer of the Year after
hi s debut on the college level with Texas.
AUSTIN, Texas -Aacon Pear·
sol lklid he's more of an expert
when it comes to meters. rather
than yard!>. But, Peirsol said he'i.
now becoming more comfort·
ahle with yards. especially after
tus record-breaking perform
ance that came Saturday at the
NCAA Swimnung and Diving
Cllamp1onsblps 41 the Uruver-
-;1ty of Texas.
Peirsol, the Newport I larbor
I ligh product who now !>wlms
for the Texas Longhorns, 1s the
new American-and NCAA -re·
wrd holder in the 200-yru-d
b.ic~troke after be became the
fi rM man to go under I :40. Peir
sol ftnt~hed in I :39.16. In the
preliminaries he broke the
ongmal record when he ftn
ashed m 1:40.01. The ongmal
record was set in 1995 by Bnan
Retterer of Stanford in I :40 06.
"It felt as if I was extremely
elated,· Peirsol said in a tele-
phone interview. •After the
race, I was just floating around
and at felt like I was on cloud
nine. It's been quite a week-
end."
Peirsol, the world-record
holder m the 200-meter back.
was named NCM Swimmer of
the Year after his dazzling per-
formance in the 200-yard back.
He also helped the Longhorns
set two American records in re-
lay events, the 200 and 400
medley relays.
The Longhorns broke the origi-
nal record by a one-hundredth
of a !>econd.
Peirsol, the Big 12 Freshman
of the Year and Five-time Big 12
Conference O\ampion. said he
thoroughly enjoyed his debut in
the NCM Championships.
"l couldn't be happier," said
Pettiof. who went undefeated
this season in the 200-yard
back. "I just really wanted to
help the team out. It's 1us1 so
much easier to swim fo r the
team than for yourself. I have
confidence in them and they
have confidence in me. It's bite
putting pieces together for a
pun Je •
Peirsol aJso finished second
an the I 00 back and was pan of
the I .onghoms' win an the 800
freec;tyle relay. I le still seemed
content even though three-
time defendJng champion
Texas finished second in the
NCAA Championships with 413
points. Auburn won the NCAA
titJe with 609.5 points, ending
the Longhorns' three-year
reign.
"People wiU look al this and
iust say we finished second,·
Peirsol said. "Bui. it's almost as
if we won. since Auburn was so
incredible. It's amazing for a
team lo go off like that.·
foe fourth -the best finish for a team
coached by Voiding. CdM finished sixth
last year and eighth in 2001.
Jncreaaed training and a steady work
ethic have allowed CdM to gently climb
lbe relay ladder the last two years.
"We have a lot of new talent that has
come in and we've worked harder than
before," said Bowlus, headed to UCLA
to play water polo next season. "I've
been trying to push myself at practice."
Anae, Kim McKay, Tumua Anae and
Alexandra Shue anchored CdM's 4 x 100
individual medley team which finished
third (4:09.3). Irvine became the first
team lo break the four minute mark in
the event's 29-year existence when it
clodted a 3:59.11.
McKay. Ashley OlandJer, Jessica Har-
kins and Hewko finished fourth in the 4
x 50 backstroke (1:56.64) with Tumua
Anae, Alexine Rodenhuis. Camille Hew-
ko and Jackie McCoy recording a fifth-
place drort in' the 4 x 50 ~ke
{2:10.70).The 4 x 50 medley relay team
of Jordan and Tumua Anae. Shue and
Bowlus clocked fifth place in 1:55.25.
A CdM swimmer jumped early. result-
ing in a 0Q in the 4 x I 00 free.
Newport Harbor came in 10th place
with 64 points, but was only entered In
two final events in a meet won by Villa
Parle with 228 points.
Harbor placed fifth in the 4 x l 00 free
with the team of Alex Andersen. Mai Ta-
jima. Ashley Parole and Nicole Mackey
touching in 3:41 .90. The Sailor quanet
of Tajima.. Mackey. Hillary Karges and
Parole then took seventh (l :56.90) in the
4 x 50 medley relay. Newport senior
Hayley Peirsol, who will swim in the na-
tional championships when they begin
Tuesday in indJanapoUs, was in attend-
ance Saturday. Newport Coach Ken La-
Mont held her out of the relays to train
for the nationals.
Lt was Newport's frosh-soph team that
took away a plaqoe from Satwday's fes.-
tivities. The Tars finished third with 40
points, edging Alhambra in a tiebreaker.
Harbor and Alhambra both had 40
points, so meet officials referred to the
seventh race from the prelims, where·
Newport and Alhambra went 3-'.
Kall Lucas, Amanda Barto, 8ryndis
Klein, Melissa Wheeler and Leah Rob-
ert.son won the 6 " 50 free in 2:42.36 and
the 4 x I 00 free team· of Wheeler, Lucas,
Barto and Klein fi.ntShed first m 3:54.84.
"We had a suong freestyle presence.·
said Newport Coach Ken LaMonL "They
surprised us. All the girls had great
times. ..
Newport's var..ity contingent of Anne
Belden, Annmarie I larvey. Ashlmg l ay
lor, Andersen, Parole and Jenna Murphy
finished second to University in the
consolation final of the 6 x SO free
(2:37.87).
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Lesson
learned
for Mesa
Mustangs are swept in a
doubleheader against one of
the nation's best, La Quinta.
WFSTMINSTER -~ta
Mesa High's doubleheader at
La Qmnta ~ a.s a leamulg
esperience in ba.sebaII. and it
was also an eye-opener for the
Mustangs. who were '>Wept.
Saturday in nonleague action.
·0ur kids saw some things that thev don't
usually see; hopefully they learn from 1t."
Costa Mesa Coach Doug Deat!t -.aa.l
La Quinta (10-0), which,., ranked No I 111
the nation in the FASton '>porh < olll1-,'ldl~
Baseball) NauonaJ High School poll dt•
feated the Muslan~ 10 4. m I.he fir.1 ~ame.
and won. 9-2, to clo..e it out
The AzUn. opened the dolbleOOdt."f with I 0
hils to enhance the w:tory Mesa's ~ f\>leNJ11
pitchfd a~~ With ~) c;trikeol ll°'I..
"Peetie pitched a pretty good ~ • Deale,
said o{ Peterson. who al5o went 1 for 2 at the
plate. "You don\ really see Iha!. but IUl Quintal
just had tha1 one big inrung when they scored
lsixl rura ~ just had to make a couple of plays
and the inning oouk1 have ended. ~ had an er-
ror in tha1 ~ and If ~ didn't baYe thaJ rr'
problbly not tblll big or an inning..
Senior leftfielder Derek Gama went 2 for
3 with a run scored for the Mustangs 14-5).
who had five tuts
la Quinta. which has now scored 124
runs in JO games. went for seven hits in the
nightcap. Costa Mesa collected five hits, in-
cluding a 2·for·3 performance fro m senior
Robert Rodriguez. Sophomore Alex Pisar-
ski, the Mustangs' shorts1op, finished with a
double and scored a run
I le swam the backstroke por-
tion, which is the leadoff, in
both races. in the 200 medley
relay, Texas finished in 1:24.46
and Peirsols split was In 21.49.
Pelrsol saJd his next meet
will be, "The Duel in the Pool,•
the U.S. vs. Australia made-
for-TV event, April 5-6 In Indi-
anapolis.· The meet will be
televtsed by NBC the following
weekend.
-Steve Vi~
S£AN ltt.J.ER I DALY Pt.OT
Costa Mesa's Robert Rodnguez comes up short as La Quinta baserunner slides in safe. SM MESA. ha• 83
CATCHING UP WITH
Joe Busi
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• PHOTOS BY STEVE McCRANK /OAlLY P1LOT
Orange Coast's Kyle Stanley is congratulated by teammates after hitting a home run against Santa Ana College in the eighth inning.
Revenge denied
OCC basebaJl, which
lost to Santa Ana,
14-1, Thursday, .
drops 6-2 decision.
COSTA MESA -The Orange
Coa.~t College baseball team
managed ju!.! five hits and suf-
fert~d a 6-2 ()range Empire Con·
fenmce loss to visiting Santa Ana
Saturday.
Matt Lincoln, Santa Ana\ left-
h.mdt'<i pitcher, allowt.>d two nms
on four hits while strikmg out
nu1e in eight innings of work. Lin-
rnlH (7 ·0) was nearly perfect
through the first six umulgi,, fac·
ing just two ballers over the mini-
mum after hilling Collin Stiltz
with two outs in the sa:onc.J in-
ning and yieltlu1g a Jeadoff single
tu Ryan Mathes in the fifth.
111 lhe sevenlh inning, Lincoln
'>howed his first signs of fatigue,
allowiJ1g back-to-back walks
a11d a bloop '>ingle witJ1 one out.
I lowever, Uncol11 bore down,
struLk uut lhe next batter and
induced a ground hall to gt:t out
uf the inning.
rile Pirate'> (12 t:J ·I. 4 -~ 111
the OFC) did all of their offen-
'>IVe damage with one .. wing of
Ull' hat in 1he eighth inning. Af
ter a 011e-c1111 -.inglt> hy Tylt'r
ShaJTt-r, fir!.! b<1seman Kyle 'llan·
ley smad .. ed lu ... fir..,t home run
of the season, ju!>! over lhe 330
mark down the right field line.
•
The Dons
(20·8, 9-4)
scored a pair of
unearned runs
in the second
and third in-
nings off of Coast starter Jimmy
Treece before Brett Aowers pro·
vided the big blow with two outs
in the fifth. With the bases
loaded, flowers went the other
way and cleared the bases with
a triple down the right-field line.
Treece (3-4) went six innings
for the Pirates, allowing seven
hits and three earned runs to go
along with three strikeouts. Jor-
dan Hart gave up one run in his
lone inning of work before giv-
ing way to Jeff Piaskowslci, who
tossed two perfect innings to
close out the Dons.
Ouis Weems and Jack Ryser
each had two hits for the Dons
with Weems scoring twice and
Ryser once to go· along with one
RBI.
OCC visils three-time defend-
ing stale champion Riverside
Tue~day ar2 p.m.
~ance Empire Conference
Santa Ana 6, OCC 2
Score by Innings S Ana 011 !>JO Joil 6 s o occ 000 000 020 7 f> 4
Lincoln. Arnold (9) and Berega.
Treece Han (7), Piaskowsk1 (8) and
Hazen. W -Lincoln. 7-0 L Treece,
3-4 2B -Padilla (SAi. Morrison
IOCC) 3B -Flowers (SA). HR -
Stanley (CCC)
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Vanguard splits p air
U J~ I A MESA -I he Vanguard
Univer-.ity baseball team's
doubleheader with rhe Master'<;
C .ollcge did not end as WC'll as it
hegan for the Uons Saturday in
Golden State Athletic Conforence
action at Vanguard.
The Lions (17-17. 7-7 in Uie
GSACJ opened the doubleheader
with a !J-6 victory, yet lost the
i.econd gdme, 9 H, ai. the Mus
ta.i1g' ( 17 II -3, 10-6) -.cored one
run in (he top of the ninth to
win
Ju ... tin Millward, Vanguard's
third baseman, went 3 for 5
with two RBis to help the I.ions
wm the first game. Shortstop
Matt ril>thammer al&(> finished
3 fot 5, and he added two runs
scored and an RBI. Van.,'l.lard
catcher Jonathan Bower
pounded out a two-run home
run to give the Lions a 7-5
lead.
Kaleo Lopez, the Lions' starter,
delivered seven innings of work,
allowing seven hits and two
earned runs to go with eight
strikeouts and two walks.
In Vanguard's 9-R loss, Mill·
ward led lhe I.ions, going J for 4
with one RBI and two nms
scored. First baseman Scott Mar·
tin went 2 for 4 with 2 RBis and
two runs scored, while right·
fielder Ja'IOn Brunett also had a
2·for·4 performance and second
baseman Robert Cruz contrib-
uted two hits and two RBI<>.
Tire
Rotation and Brake lnapectlon
lndUdet: • Full Brakt Inspection
• Rotate tlrn
• Reset tire preuure
• V1SUal chectt of ChaUle & suspension • AecOtd bfake readings. ·
• Road test '°' perl~
The Pirates' Jeff Piaskowsk1 closed Saturday's game against the
Dons, but the damage had already been done in a 6-2 verdict.
TRACK SUMMARIES
Estancia boys, 8t San Pedro
Relays
Sprint medley -Chung,
Novak, Buchmann, Jimenez,
3:44.2; Distance medley -Diaz,
S. Zich, Morales, Elias, 11 :42; 4
x 100 -Koreerat, Chung, Ste-
venson, Buchmann, 49.5; 4 x
800 -1. Flores, Jimenez, Elias.
Rojas, 8:22.51 ; 4 x 200 -Chung,
Koreerat, Jimenez, Flores,
1 :42.5; 4 x 400 -Jimenez, Elias.
Flores, Buchmann, 3:43.00;
110H· Stevenson, 19.2; 100 -
Koreerat, 11.7, Buchmann, 12.0;
1,600 -1. Rojas, 4:24.08; S.
Zich, 5:28; SP -Morton, 35-2;
LJ -Buchmann, 15-6; TJ -Ko-
reerat, 36-6; HJ -1. Sankey,
Novak, each at 6-4.
Estancia boys. at Irvine
1,600 -Cahuantzi, 4:45,
Orozco, 4:56; 400 -Soto, 1:02;
100 -Nichols. 1~.5. Rodriguez,
12.3; 800 -M. Zich, 2:19,
Orozco. 2:16; 200 -Rodriguez.
25. 7, Nichols, 27.8; 3,200 -Ca-
huantzi. 10:29; M. Zich, 10:44; 4
x 400 -Rodriguez, Zich.
Orozto, Cahuantzi, 4:10.
Estancia Git11, at Irvine
100 -Ptietez, 13.5; Hanson.
13.9; 200 -Luna, 33.0; Robles.
34.0; 400 -Lur,a, 1:12; Ochoa.
1:17; 800 -Rodriguez, 2:36, D.
Castro, 2:47; 1,600 -Carrasoo,
6:24, D. Castro. 6:27; 3,200 -
Rosete, 11 :36.86; Rincon, 13:58;
lOOH -Valdes. 19.2, Sansone,
19.8; 300H ~Valdes, 51.3; San-
sone. 57.5; 4 x 100 -Abbott.
Hanson, P1ietez, Luna, 57.8; 4 x
400 -Valdes. P1ietez, Rlnoon,
Rodriguez. 4:40; SP -N. Castro.
27· 7; Ramirez, 24-1 ~; W -Pine-
da, 11-4; TJ -Abbott. 29·9; Pin&-
da, 25-10*; OT -Garcia. 74-0;
N. Castro, 68-7
BRIEFS
Rojas snaps record
ill 1,600 ( 4:24.08)
Novak and Sankey
share high jump
honors· with leaps of
6-4 at San Pedro.
• TRACK AND JllEU>: &tan·
• cl.a High's tra~ and 6~ld team
distinguished itself on two fronts
.Saturday, eo111peting at the San
Pedro Relays and the.Irvine lnvi-
• tational
Among the highlights at San
Pedro for Coach OiarUe Appell's
F.agles were winning efforts in
the l,600 meters by Humberto
Rojas with a stadium and meet
rkord time of 4:24.08 and twin
winners in the hlgh jump where
senior zaclc Novak and junior
Scott Sankey shared honors with
6-foot-+leaps.
Also, in the 4 x 800 relay, Abel
Flores, Adrian Jirnene-z., Panfilo
Elias and Rojas combined for a
winning time of 8:22.51.
At Irvine, Diana Rosete was
second in the 3,200 meters wiili
a time of 11 :36.86. Results in
depth for the f.stancia athletes
are listed below.
Sai lors post 5-2 win
• SOFf&\LL: Sophomore
Ashley Gleason picked up her
first win of the season in the cir-
cle and the Newport Harbor
,. High softball team recorded a
5·2 nonleague win over visiting
Orange Lutheran Saturday.
Gleason went H '• innings, aJ .
lowing two runs on five hits
wilh three strikeouts. She aJso
knocked Newport's only extra-
base hit Saturday in the third
inning with a one-out double 10
center field 10 score Amanda
Campbell and Shelby Crisp.
who had botJi reached on sin-
gles. Kayleigh !lorn had a '>acn·
fice bunt to move the runners
to second and third prior to
Gleason's hjt.
Newport {7·2) scored three in
the third inning and added two
insurance runs in thf' bottom ol
the sixth on four consecutive
singles by Athena Vasque?,
Julianne Bass, Kim Moore and
Campbell. Moore relieved Glea-
son in the final 2y, innings 10
hold off Orange Lutheran (3-~).
Gleason, Sabrina Couch and
Campbell aJJ went 2 for 3 with
Gleason tallying two RBis.
Newport face~ Costa Mesa for
third place in the Costa Mesa
Tourney at Mesa Monday a1
3:15 p.m.
Nonteacu•
Newport 5, Orange Luth 2
Score by Innings 0 Luth 001 010 0 7 s o
Newpon OOJ 002 s 11 •
Gleason, M oore (5). and Campbell.
Davidson, Anderson (3) and
Canestrale. W -Gleason, 1-0 L -
Anderson 2B -Bomgren (OL).
Sands (OL). Gleason (NJ
Mustangs fifth
• SOF'TMLL: The Costa
Mesa High softball team earned
fifth place in the Rialto Touma·
ment after a 4-3 victory over In·
dio at Rialto High Saturday.
The Mustangs (6-4) scored all
four runs in the fourtJ1 inning,
when they collected fi ve of their
eight hits. Jade Moss singled to
begin the inning, and Ann Ma-
rie Topps tripled to bring Moss
home. Topps later scored on a
passed ball. Costa Mesa then
pumped out three singles with
two outs. Uyen Mai was the first
with the base hit and she came
home on a PauJjna Rodrigue:1
base hit. Rodrigue?: scored after
Jennifer Jordan's base hit.
Mesa and Indio played six in·
nJngs and stopped because or
the tournament's time llmJt. In
the bottom of the sixth, lndJo
left runners on first and Se<lOnd.
lndio's No. 3 batter, who bad
two hits. grounded out, as Mai
Qelded \he ball and made· the
fielder's choice tag at second
base.
Earlier in the day, the Mus-
tangs suffered a 7-2 loss to West.
Valley, dropping Mesa into the
fifth-place firial. ·
Rlaftp .founwnent
POOIP(ij I
West VaHey 7. Costa Mesa 2
Score by Innings
Mesa ooo no l) -2 e 5 w. Valley 301 oJO • -1 a 1
Butler, Gallardo (3) and Miller; Meza
and Caldevore. W -Meza. L -Butler,
4-1. HR -Carpenter (WV).
fifth place
Costa Mesa 4. lndlo 3 Score by Innings
Mesa ooo 400 -• a 3
Indio 100 011 3 7 o
Butler and Miller; Taylor and Silva.
W -Butler, 5-1. L -Taylor. 38 -A.
Topps.
Anteaters fe lled, 5-2
• TENNIS: UC Irvine's men's
tennis team dropped a 5-2 deci-
sion to Texas A&M-Corpus
Oirisli Saturday in the finals of
the Anteater Oassic at. Anteater
Tennis Stadium.
THH AU 5, UCI 2
Singlff -Bergues !Tl def. Endnkal.
4-6, 6-3, 7-5; F1guemedo (T) def.
Korac. 6-2, 6-2: Morris (T) Qef
o·connor, 6-1, 7 5, Morton (UCll
del. Plasencia. 5-7. 6·7. 6-1, Collins
(T) def Biorkman. 6-3, 4-6, 7·5;
Surapol (UCI) def. Roman, 6-4, 7-6
Doubles -Endnkat-Monon IUCll
def F1guernedo-Moris. 8-3;
Bergues Roman (T) def
Korac·O'Connor. 9 8, Colhns-Oprea
(T) def Pren1tce-W1lhams, 8-4.
Lions drop two
• SOPT&o\.l..L: The Vanguard
University softball team
dropped below .500 in Golden
State Alhletic Conference play
after being i.wept in a double-
header by visiting Azusa Pacific
Saturday.
Vanguard, 19· J3· I. 7 -8 in the
GSAC. began the day with a I ·0
Josi\, and APIJ (26· l 0, 9· 7) won
the second game, 6-2.
The Cougar~ scored what
proved to be the winning run in
the third inning. The Uons
trailed 2-1 after six innmgs, but
APIJ scored four runs in the top
of the sixth en route to the vic-
tury.
I Lightning edged
• SOFTBALL: The Sage Hill
School '>Oflhall team finished
'>econd in the Silver Division af.
ter a 4 J lo<,c, to Calvary Chapel
of Oowney at the Arrowhead
<llristian Academy Tournament
in Redlands.
Jessica Torina, Katrina Redel·
sheimer. Debbie Yoder-Lee and
Ambre Smith collected two hits
each. yet Calvary Cllapel edged
past the LighLning (5-4).
Sage I till began the day with
a 6-4 victory over Banning.
Torina led the Ughtning with a
2-for-4 performance that in-
cluded two RBis.
UCI wins in four
• Jimmy Pelzel pounded a
career-high 35 kills to lead UC
Irvine past visiting Cal State
Northridge Saturday night,
30-26, 32-30, 27-30, 30-22 in
Mountain Pacific Sports Fed·
eratlon men's volleyball at
Crawford Hall.
UCI improves 10 17-8, 10-8 in
tJ1e MPSF. Northridge goes to
16-10, 11 ·9.
Pirates win, 14-7
• Orange Coast College's
women's badminton team was
a 14-7 winner at Pasadena City
CoUege Friday to improve to .
6-2.
Pasadena fell to 6-3.
'·
SPORTS
MESA
l;OObnued from Bl
Ut-at:. said he was impressed
•vith senior pitcher Adam Bel·
t ran who came in relief ln the
flfsl inning and was sound
through the fifth.
"I wa5 proud that our kids
playf'd hard both games,"
O"~l'i said. "Adam Beltran
'buue on really hard in the sec-
,,111 KJme .rnd did a · great job
··nr 11c; "
l>t'dtS u'1.u said junior
11td1~r <•JI y Gon1alez, who
•ldftf'd, hut 1 his h;u;d while
i1>ldmg thi: ball in the firs! ln-
1ing and was eventuaJly re,
tit'VPd
Nonleape
~
La Ouinta 10, Mesa 4
Sc:o,. bv Innings 'Illes.. 000 boo 4 4 !> 2
1 a Ou1nta 100 600 • 10 10 1 Pptpr~nn anc1 Hunter; Torres, Duree
71 anrl Ra•tdall W ~ TorTes. L -
Peterson 2 1 26 -Crosby (LOI. Baca
LOI HR -~tPWHrt (LO).
Giwne2
BUSI
Continued from B 1
want people to look al you as a
leader. I want the kids to know
that I'm approachable and have
theJr best inrerests in mind:
And Ru'ii, 50. thinks this sea-
son's traclc contingent at Mesa
will be solid.
-We have a lot of great kids out
there,· Busi said. •tt's a great op·
portunity for Glenn (Mitchell)
.and I to start over."
· Busi, a Costa Mesa resident
sirlce 1975, s printed at Anesia
I-Ugh in Lynwood afld now loob
forward to SPeflding time with
distance runners.
"Ten )"e'cU'S ago I wouJd never
have ..aid I wouJd be coaching dis-
tance runners,· Busi said. "When I
began coaching cro~ country, I
thought those people were nut.\.
But I've grown with the spon and
am toru.tantfy leanung new
lhing.. You have to get tnto the
mind:.et that 100 yarW. L'>n't the
end, there I!> still more to go. Hut
coaching distance runner. ha'>
come fairly naturally."
For Bw.1, coachmK ju!>t .. et:ped
into h1!> skm and hl' ha!> never
COLLEGE BASE.BALL
Smith pitches
shutout ·as ·u·c1
snaps streak
Sophomore pitcher
helps Anteaters put
an end to a three-
game losing streak.
ANTl·Af l.R HAllPARK -UC
Irvine '>tanmg pitchet Brett
~m1lh fac:ed three batter:. ab<1\1•
the m1rumum 111 hi!> comph:tc
game '>huiout. leading the A.111
eater'> 10 d 4 O no11co11Jerct1ll'
victory OVt.'t Wa~hington !>lJll'
~turday .it l\nteater BaJlpark
11.11 -i · .. ch 1wo doubles aud .m
ltb I. ~ • ... ng u1'C4.
"1ll11• 11eld Washington ~e
111 tour ru~. ')t111U11~ 1u1 IO and
~~mg twu for hJ.., first com-
1,1c1t: gamt: uf I.lie '><'..,on. Ht .tlso
1t:t ,1rded d 1.•am t i~h ..,lXth WUl
16·1)
l·or rh<. r • ·~"· startl.ng
1,111 het Bryn h.u 11berun threw
u111u1)....>. ,.1..itJ1 .. 1<. .JI fow U<.J
IUll'> Oil t"J~ltl rllh wtuJe '>t.nbng
11111 1hwf' '' lt111 11 ~ / on the sea-
,nn
I h1 • 1111._ifttVt' tO La Quinta 9, Mesa 2
Score bv Innings \~nc: l 001 boo 1 2 !> I
-~· -: reaJJy let go of it, even dunng the
-four-year respite before return·
The w111 .,napred a thrt't'
gamt-lu,1ng ,1realc fut lH I "'t
ting up todJy\ ruhher gamt' ril
the three gJme ~eries ag,unc;! tlw
(.ougar'
11 U•' .JJ
I 'I I Ill VI
, w\ '°\\1 !alls LU
........ •llet'l Ill tht' a Ouintd 411 102 • 9 7 o
uOll~dl8L bl'llran 11), Vargas (6) and
fontflr, Br.u11h1lla. Crosby (6) and
Ra11tldll W Bramb1lla. L Gonzale1,
,,. . ,, . •('rtf'~ h"""' .i.n 11 noon at
1 2 78 P1<arsk1 (CMI. Stewart (LO),
w~~"" II QI HR Laird (LO)
ing this '>Cason. Parker wru. m·
volved m a major retrofitting
project i,wolving Hne1nK 737'>
SEANHILllk/DAILYPILOT that took up a majonty of Bu.,i\
Costa Mesa's Adam Beltran delivers a pitch m the doubleheader. timt:. which i!> \\ hy he had to
lt:Jve ht., pc .... t v.ith the Mu'>tdflg'>.
uc1, l<m I lorwll./ lt-d off with
a -;ingle 111 tht· firM and lhe filth
mrnng w11h J triple, '>lOring 1>11
Mark Wagnt'r., duublt 111 thl lit.,,
dflU on d gruu11der in 1h1 lift Ii
I lo rw1v. the A111eattr'> u 111 .. t
fielder "•l" I lor 5 w11J1 d ru11
'tored Jnd hJd an l<HI 111 11w
1·1gh1h J'> lJ< I added II• 11w 11
lead Wagrwr. I IC l's cu1ch1·r wa-.
YOUTH BASEBALL
Mariners win NBLL thriller
It 1tl111h "i I, aftt•r three
111111 K'· 1l1l Mariner. respond<'<l
\.\llh l'tght riuh to du"11 the Hed
~11~. •1 8, 111 :".l·wpon Beach I Jllle
• t .1gue \AA plJy.
1 ltL· M.irull'r'> rallied for five
run ... with I WO OU .... ll1 the fourth
111ning on timely h1ttmg from
Andrew Machoslde and Chris
Alvare-r_ Devin Gunay and
Austin Blodgett provided solid
plct} .111d p111d1 runner Dean
\,urdoch 'toll' home for a key
Mothers, sons set to
face off in April S game
I Ill I.
Ah.trt'/ .111d Miich Gantner
tumhuwd for 11 '>tnkeout\,
~''"'" h\ ! .. miner. un the
"'' '' mtl 111 otlu•t ;\I\\ plJ\
•Marine" 16, IJodgen 2 ''f'W c Japp lwnwrt'd 111 tlw
ti rd ,,., 1h1 MJnlll'I\ suirt'd .,,~
r ,,,,...,to brt.'<lk thi: gunw ope11.
I ht l\l,1t 11w1., 1.11111· nght b.il k
I• 'l.1111 ft\t' I Ull'> Ill the fifth
iJ1r11ng. Wllh Rlley Conroy and
"'Ill Nord 1·J l h J11nng m ..i rw1
I ti.. Salem's tnple '>Cored two
run-; a~ well.
Patrick Malanga i.cored a run
ctnd rnntrihuted '>Olid play.
•Giants 17, Ns 6
lltt.' < 1ianh pound<'<l 12 hi" 1n
the con vim 111g victory.
Grant Oavls led the G tanti.
with three h1to; followed by two
apiece by Ashley Varner and
Matt Wllldrson. James Conger,
t\ustln Jones and Jack
Schloemer ealh tallied one hit
"'lult· MolnJr tnplt:d and Nick
Curd doubled.
'ichJoemer ~•aned on the lull
.md wa\ relieved by \tfolnar.
O.tvi' made a diving calch 111
Newport Harbor Baseball
Associations Pinto Na-
tional Cardinals are organ-
izing the first mom versus
son baseball game to be
held Saturday, April 5 at 3
p.m. at Bob Henry Field in
Newport Beach.
Moms and sons from
Pinto (7-8J National and
American along with the
c1 ntet fidd md '-'••" ,1hu .,olid
lwlunll 1lw pl.111•
I he Lldlll~ 11111.Hu\ed lU 5 2.
v.hilc the 1\\ fell to 2 5
In Nt>\\lXJrl I IJrbur Ba.~ball
A.\SOCiallon Mu'>tJng (9 I O·year
olds) acuun.
•Cubs 6, Rangers 5
·n1e Cubs e<IRrd the Rangen.
in a game pilling two
previously-unbeaten team-;
Aaron Cervantes drove m
three run\ for thr C .ubs (5-01 dlld
Austin Rios drove 111 1wo on a
home run over the left
center-field femc, hie, fir!>! of the
!>eason
llle Ranger!> (4 I l kept the
pre!>Sure on with the 1-2 punch
of Blair Luchs ;md Michael
Salam. who rnmhml'd to go 5
for fl and drove 111all1he Ranger
runs
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I Take The
Mustang 19· 10) divisions
will participate.
Brad Schroth, the Cardi-
nals' manager, is organiz·
ing the game, complete
with a barbecue. game day
T-shirts and gold medals
for all those who play.
Moms and sons who
wish to participate may call
(949) 216-7'737, ext. 253.
U>nnur LoMenzo .. 1artl·d for
tlw < uh' and p11t lwd 1w11 ..,hut
nut llllllllK'> wl11Je l{Ju, "'a'
-.uung met tht• fu1al two mnmg<.
'>lflk.ing uut :.0. uf the '>l!\l'll
hatter. he faced.
luth., .,truck ou1 '>IX in tlw lai.t
two 111ru11g!> for tlw H..ingcr-< ervante'> went l for 2 w11h
thr('(• HBJ.. .. onr run <ind one
w.1lk for the< uh'> v.h1lt· Rm'
w1•1 2 for 2 wilh two HHI-; one
home run. twu run., '>t ored
and '>IX '\tnkeuut'> I oMt·n~u
wt.'nt 1 for 3 with one run
... n1red aniJ Struck OUI l\'11 in
twu inning!> whiJe I mhc, w1 111 J
for I with lhree RHI,, two runs
'cored and collecll'd '>ix
'tnkeouts 111 two 11111111g'> on tl11
mound
"ialam po.,ted a J. for I output
JI the plJte with 1v.11 HHI'>
Irrelevant Challenge
Carson Palmer, winner of the Downtown Athle~ Club Helsman
rophY, is also ~lglble fOr 1Ji' coveted UnlVersJt{Attl e c 'tlub
lewsfMA ~. +-
~!§ tAe PfOOMFR., .CaFSeA FAa¥ AGt be avalllt* at tAe last
k because t draft handica rs includi Mel K r
expect hJm to t5e drafted ear11er than 2501
Submit a •Game Plan• that would have Palmer available to be
draftea laSt rt>lrarf1)a BiY) iirid ffiUS &come~eievan
UlC &st ~r N•~A lfopbv>MAAIS:
"It' ltke a nice pair of '>hOt''>, 11
feel., prl'llV nin•, • ~d Hu..,1 Jb<>ut
rcturnm~ 111 toadun~ "II\ all
about leaving everything on the
line and nothing behind "
13u'i hves with wife 11.yndra.
Andrea resides in I lu1111nwon
Beal h. and work.-; for a real e..,
late 111le c..ompaJl}
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& MISC.
GARAGE
SALE
BUSINESS &
FINANCIAL
Cpmmry~
,qclfl< Vliow C & 0 sd!
..... <rl!. lot 61. ~
l1tr.a G<eet klc ~00 °' , .... both 949-218 7'124
1010-1770
1489
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AJRNISHINGS
Furniture 3435
Dana Point
NEWUSTING
Ovtat-tll"I Oc-. c ... tt1nev1 ......
Collectibles/ w--.. ~Sile, bodl·
Memora_b_llla __ 1_160_ :-;:.::;:~-=
Pvt ytl & vlewlnt tlecli,
2 cer attechtd 111 aae
$619.000
John Farrow
ReMu 949·322 0932
TO, SS 4 aECOROS ETC obo 714-968Q70
lll2. Oma:. Ek S)s & Ws
El Ntf!c. Spilt ha lfT1JIS M1~• 949 645·7505
ENTERTAINMENT
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OIPOITlllTY
All real estate adver
l•\lllK in this newspaper
1s .,UllJP( t to the federal
I au Houson& Act ol 1968
• dmended wh•th
m•kH 1t illegal to
·~ "•l•s• ·,my prefer
C•1"c f1m1ta11on or
'"" 1m1natoon based on •~" colOf. r~h&•on s,e.,,
,, l11<ap f•m•lllll '1.tlus
114iltuo.il or1em. or '" nl~nhon lo make any
~'" h p1eft1ence l1m1la
11on ur d1-.u tmmahon '"'
rhl\ newspaper Wlff
101 knowrnelv artept
mv edvert1sern.,nt for
••al •slalt which 1s in
•" •loon of the law Our "••Ciers dre hereby
rlvrmrd lhat all dwell
'"i' advertised on this
•1•wwaper art ava1l.ible
,,., an equal opporlun1ty
aJ.tS
Tn complain of drs
cr1m1nahon. call HUD toll
'"'' at I 800 424-8590
1483
WANTED
TIQUES
Oldef Style Fumibn
PIANOS i Collectibles .""'-............ ~
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JEWELRY/
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
3460 uow. W..M.H 0-,,,
Meow n.. hcdol wa .. lo
poundm1 surf &white
sand lot's of "olde WOflt"
charm w/wood floors c-.r Celti NMch throuetitoot. 'lkylCflb &
Old Coins' Gold. silver. French docn, lhal open
iewetry, watches, anllQUl!S up to a lar&e v-deck
collectrbles 949 642 9448 for enterta1mne In peal
Cats 3610 conditt0n, aM ch..,m & no
fms! Secluded II ee ~!100
--.,-.,-.,-.,-.,-.,-.,-.,-COS w/pleflty of parkine
CFA ,.I.SIAM KITTENS '449.000 Its 1 ti.fpN1'
2 Retl Tot.by Mole• Can now lhls belltlty wont
$400/Eedi last. :g? 88ll·D 4fi68
All Shoh. ~1"11 & NewportBnch
C...t41y. t4'-4'Sl-202S
••••••• • Sl 7 Vie U ... S-4,
At&. SPAY b momma Cllt/ eet a1 kiltltf1s w• ~ 949-S.13-0411
MISCELLANEOUS
MERCHANDISE
Miscellaneous
Merdlalldlse 3855
All snu IUILDtNGS
24•30 WH $7 .900. seJ
$3.900 29xSO was SIJ.900.
sdl $!>.CM> ~.CJ) _,.
$26,900. ~ $12.900
Isl Come hi S.w!
Wall (800) Bl 71113
AAA VOIDING IOCITl
1ID s.-. lJrltL l'm1e ~ c:alb-.. ...., 11-i 25'1.
m-i wac. ID).J!IS.9311
AISOlUTl GOlDMINll
60 vendrn1 muhlnes
with exceli.nt locations .. tar l l(),9!!> ID).~
Oll:mb~-
Offlcff te ....... ~f
& 480sf Buutlful .. com-
plex. central loc V1S1t .......... -tor info
O'lN SUN 12-4'
Built by Joe E Brown in 1931 only rem•1nm1 3 +
4 tower estate on entire
Island 4br. 4b• th1ee
stO<les +tower J nr
car. pvt docll for 2
boats II 1s a rec;()CJiiliill*'
landmark $3,3 m6w1
9'!M97-847 I
700-742-43Xl
• • Greot New,ert
....... l.oaJlieft lilt' ~
•dull .net expmlded in
'97 11ourment kitchen
laYISh balhs. vekla slly fV1h. lul ~ S'f).
room to eapend VRM
$899 ,()OO..s<.165. 000 Don
ThouYnd. 111&1 ~9481
IM ..... ._~.000 aw-. 211r 2bl rrdlll
home. ~-llJXJd lse 23 )"S. Flo ~75
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949-aS6-970S
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IMhl ...... -..+ft .... ....-..., ._I
~~ "9!1~704
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t&.6+8r 5.58a. 56l4 sf. SUS Mi Brdl.s 949 251
9Wot --~.or1
OCl.AN & IAY VIEW
THlnKI
Will AMAII YOUI AGl.949-7U-at20
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24 USTIMOS GalATPIKU
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EmllSata 1416 ORANGE 5400 ~~i::;;w;, _co_um ____ _
Of'lN SUN 1-S
l ..... a..-. 2tw, +
den, Gated c;omm
SHl,000
" ,__,. •• lt.ty 4 ....
2.5be, Strede home
Sl,729,000 pa. um ~ Haw.mt Balllol Plnlnsula ~,............,S1
NIW llMODU O,IN SUN 1-S Ganoe/ OCIANflONT Italian atyle 5br 5ba, ap Yard ~fa 1489 UNDP $650,000 pm 18,000 to 19,000.f
-------AGT. S .. t -721-8120 SJAH,000 C4M/S....._
furn. Ut ftems toys arid m0tetl 122' SeecrHI c...,._vi.w.,.s..1
• ii'i ISTAlt SAii SO.•
SAJ-$1.11 .. ' 31)1'-dl.ant
lob ol """' pl-*> ~TV$, eel. ,_.,1 Set & s-
S.m lp•n Zdbl sttollen,
2 p11<k n pl1y's, 2 cribs1 Ions of n11m1 br1na
clothes & much misc
2-Jl• Loyol1 Cott• Mes. <!<I~• tu fn r ound'S.
MmB
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s .... tt500"k. .... & •wrttt ... s-1 .. 40"'
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Broolifreld home. butll In
2000 3br • office Afl
ptOl 3700sf
$1,719.000
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RENTALS
RentalToSllare 6030
~ "-pvt br/pvt ba
cJose lo Aelboa Is. la yd.
"" ~ lot of stat-.ie sp $125()-n 9$ 759-0715
l Sltle CM 2br I 5ba
lwnhm share w/youn&
prof fem flplc Gar $750
2446 Elden 909-289-3'06
........ ._.sharelb<
2b~ apt w/prnf (k.ean &
bay vrews. $700/mo +
1/3 uhl 949 JOO 3907
N lefuno leoc:h 2 blks
lo m;un bch share 111 apt
w/lem. own ba. wd. 1111
Pkll S725 nee• 1/2 uhl
949.497.9733
Rooms for Renl &CMG
• • IAS SIDE CM
Townhome. Great
pnvate room & bath
very clean Gara1•.
w/d. n/pets/smka.
female pre! d pleaw
S700mo+ 'hulls
949-646· "°65
. I I .. . -t.
1 Ir HeuH l•stsltle
fenced ya1d w/d hooll-
ups. nice ne1&hborhood.
ne11 shoppin& no pets.
$1300/mo 949-722-8922
l '.W.2'w tteu..w/.-.
w/d hkups. quiet cul de-
sac. addrtlonel ott street prq S1350m 9&548-5163
l 'altle 21r I le H-••
L1 yard, 2 c &ar, new
paint, Mchttl, bath & roof
$1500/mo 916 36Hl838
...._ • 2.5bol. 2-sty
coodo. H(dlls •ea. • m5lr
suite. pabo, 2c pr w'd,
S22SOmo !M9-795-4038 111&1
"""-...,.. """" pvt :b 2 5Be. FR, Fp, hrdwd th.
nu ~ p w,trkicis & aaft
rm. S2.:Hmo 9"9-m.8450
• ._ F.U. Jer
2.5'ie ,__, den 2298 ltl
Plitya Ho 12.496/mo AvlllA
411 ~ f'W, c.w...I
..... 949-7J.S..6074
Mew ....._ Srnnnah ls1.
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RESIDENTIAL RENTALS Huntington Beach
ORANGE 7400 ._ • 3Sba SF1l moc1 COUNTY luWl. hdwd ..-• ritc4i. deck.
Balboa Island
, • l lo Uttle ... upper
~t fp. w/d & wnny
n/pets/vM&, Avilll 4/l
Sl450m yrty 949-6r.>-5110
..... , •• , 1 • ..,., , .. ,
2ba. newly dKorated,
palJO, w/d ~ . .vllll "°"' a S3!mno 949-67!>-1009
Balboa Peninsula
• 1..sa. l ar ear.
yearly lse. 1850/mo 310
[ Bay Ave. avd 411. 818-
790-0607 949-675-4217
OCUN ,.._ °" SAM>
l.br con-.i Ml. d!!lws, 1'n.
Ille S1675 96642-2221 Ot
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Newpw1 loy Tewen
2blks lrom ferry lo
Balboa Isl I Br Illa, sec;,
dnl bay vrew, un<lf'll'fld
pat1' $200)n 949 642
(1!694
.. 2...59e bad> house/
oc:urt -· IOOft from und, 3 '*>dis to _...
ll:._P· ~ IS-Oct I $32IDn. 9&8&3-1910 &16
IMrrd !*up, 2 c p wfsta
mx>~7!D>
ar _.. URJ'adlld. low.·
end Int on •nllll. F p.
tnclsd patro. n/sm~r
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Udo Isle
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'" 21.ss~oo.rfy 6U~212-77l
'2'-297-4262
IAYntONT
Of'I llOO PE NtNSUl.A
NEW 21r21e con AGES
Pr1vata 8Nch. Pool
and Spa Walk to
OcHn Shotn and
Rnlaut ants lease 6/mo 2 yr•
Boal &lip Available
710 UOO 'AH Da.
949-673 6030 01
949 723·5830
* YIAHY * llASIS
Bill GRUNOY RE Al TORS
949 ... 75-• "I
it ttl1 1tud1<> rm, P•hO.
no ll1tchen. $795/mo +
SlOOO dep Oen side of
PCH 949 574 7701 •ll2
SOUTH •• POI 2bf lb• ,., Hh le quiet studio
duplu. fp, yard, &•r w/d w/smatl loft. k1tchenelte. hkups No pel/smot\e. h $1550/mo. 949-760-'875 s •r•d teundry A&I
'-4 Sllf> 949 673-7800
21r, sa., .\ill. Rec•ntlI a "ff~ N '-11 comn rehtbbed w/I car car, ,_ Hrjl1)or 1" 3Jlll _, blly
block to beach, no JHIU. T .... at. La alt/ SIJ(X)n
S2200/mo 949·~· l680 fllfn/Unfum 949-'18 1400
.. c..68 M;;t; .-..; N' "-•• twnhom, p~Uo. 2 iJ.,fk· 2 M ha, 2-c: .,., •2 slorln, new pa111t, Irle, ~ ~ ':., 'i:!:i and carpet. 2 c 1ar, act
5115 S2IDlrn n._962-7366 11800 949 673·7800
m c.. """ • Trf ~ ~ 48r ~ a.. ..... story howe, 2·
2 Fps, ,.,cleft P•IJo, "' alt .-. A/C, no pets
rooftop decll 2 c att pr. $2400/mo 949-760 1219
ke S3190m 949 737.5589 H;<t; VJ.w .._ JI)(
Corte lldt c:.tt.p, SllCll 7t>a lam room pvt pooV
of Carmel 3br 3ba house, ..,.: prd-incl. lease
So of PCH wd hllUp. $2l50ln 714-57a,Z5100 8kt
S3600mo 949 574-«* .......... 2. sty custom
DlllVI IY 217 Hdiottope J8r lba dM. k Pf111.
& &Iv• us • call Roomy sl.ldl w/d, d/W. new a'pt/ • 2CM pr, plin Jc pr pnt S200l)ni a&~
pad 3 dedls & mot• (no
pet.) A~al M1y l!) ......V ~:..!•' ....... VI lOr mo Cal R..iton 7'l{) '-"""" w~-.. II P48cf 900l or 7'0-346·7'M> comm. wAiool, ti»+ ptA
COllallla r.:.. ~..1-.":::
l•yfront tlupl••, upper
unit on harbO< w/boet
doct.. 2 blks to bch Jbr
lba Ip, wd. I& vu deck
I c 11••. dock & ulll n:I.
s:BXVmo 9651CMli601
Newport Coast
• a... 2c .... "'*· pted 'TtOYilfe" T~
$2.,550m Vaant (ml) 96
D>-2526, ~l
Rentals Wanted 7880
WAHTID I at 2Br ~
colt¥ at condo. ~n at
tA'1bn 11 Nlowpor1 8-:11
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lease. Have ""'" wd milmerl!ld Wesbe Refs
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WANTED room rental
w/pnvilllel:> fnr 1 cltpef ldei it
disabled man w/refs Mnno 9'8Ql0.Yb'l
Employment 8500
CURICAl
Nef'd luff hrnt person
10 HS.SI Wllh YArtOU'
dultes Mu\I be able
to input •t least
SOwpm accurately on
compute•. possess
shon& custom .. wr
vice skills, and be
dependable S9 Per
hour Eutllent ben
elH P•Cli•ee EOE
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Oethne, c/o Daily
Pilot. 330 West Bey
Street, Cost• Mes•
CA 92627 °' email to J.dr.Gl!tq@~
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Under the Scn·icc Directory Banner
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
CoR Lorraine at (949) 574-4245
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Destttn F11m has 1mmed
openine '°' Admln AuisV P1orect Account/Man•&
er w/2 4 yrs prlOI w0<t.
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must' Rupon11bllll1es
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manaiemenl. bHic ac
counlln&. word l>'CKHS
1n&, sptHd sheet slolls.
col!N.bons 1;lh4!dul1na &
lyl>fll& ( 60wpm) Qualf
Ired uindldal.s will have
eacepllonal or1•n11 I
ab1lrtlfl a Ileen eye '°' detail. work ettgtrvely
under pt6suu able to
multi task tompose
llllP<eSSrve wrrtlen pru
poul$ & correspondence
w1thoul a:msldnce, have
tUellent Y1ttbal/wrrlte11
slul~ &. phone luendly
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workon1 w1lh a mulhl~
ol people vendor~. &
pto,eclS & """'" how to p1ov1de e••ell untomt'r
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perfect PoStllon fO< a
h•<d workon1 malUt e.
bus.neu uvvy perwn
•ho Illies workon& in
crealrve tnv11 Mu\I be
• fut lea1ner. "" starter w/pos1hve •th
tude i. have a lronl
office appearance II
tnteresled m th•'> labu
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11111lresl. ~Y history Mod
yoo.s resume to MICIM!llr
-fu 949 759 0119
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Esto1te f.-m on L~
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pos11oon a. one part llf!lll
Wtttlend pos1bon avHablo! ru resume lo S lMOOfl
at 949 644-3423
... pd fl/•-1 11
Busy Newport 8-11 Reel
Estate olfioe Salary con.
mensur•le w eap ru rC5UITW' lo 94!Mi75-2127
..._ ,._dalf'd II
I perJOn Otfit.e Pl ( '-5 >
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Fur111SID~21Zl .... _._,
Asat. '"-el Mp./
IOH Upscale Dine. on
Newport Beach snlls
creative. expetlenced
and responsible ACM
for 80H OPS to
continuf' to "Wow"
our custome. s W0<ll
closely with GM on 111
aspects ol business
Knowled.. ol food
pnp. line up, In
vent0ry & 0<dtrtne
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TODAY'S CROSSWORD ANSWERS
DODGE NEON '2000
50k+ m1. l~ fa, warr,
!> sp, blue1 llf•Y 1ntenor
am Im co. IMMJ Otllll'I
tond ~ fin _. 1111
Vll45792 949-SM-lua
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CAB
Low miles, custom
wheels. 6-speed.
super fast.
#652259 $52,900
MBZ '96 Sl.500
CONVT.
Bose, CO, leather,
loaded, good looblg!!
#113266 $28,900
LAHOROVER
'f7 DISCOVBrt 4X4
Loaded, low mies. 4x4
fl.rl at a great poce.
1549423 $13,900
BMW '98 M3 CONYT. co, 5-speed, leather,
lo miles. sit., blk Int.
#C44258 $32,900
MBZ '96 S3ilO SON
CO, leather, moon,
~to
1241401 $18.800
M8Z '98 ML.320 AUTO
CO, lttw, Bo9e, moon,
4it4, ~a blrgan!!!!
White, tan.
#016225 $18,900
MBZ 490 a. SON
Auto, Sl.RO()f, lealher,
priced to sell fastfl
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PER MONTH +-TAX
IAI These Terms
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Sll.ARSA~ • • 42e S3000 du,. •I
stcnin1 48 month closed
end lease no sec:u•lly
depo5'1 IOI< mile~ llef
YUf [ i.CHS mllts @ 20c per mtle (TUJ271) • LfT'SIJT~
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(888) 830-1780
Mene4•• '99 U20
3lk m1 whlt•/crey llhf,
mnrf, chrome whls,
beavl hlle MW cond,
v572241 $26,995 fin eval Blot .... ,.
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IVlll, sllver/blk lth1 .
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Liil• ntw, loe•d. euto,
moonroof llloys, low 7.a
ml, SS900 714 751·2464
NEWl'QRT AUIOSPOlll
IMW J3IOOC '02
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~~
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m~$115CXXl
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II k males S69.!JOO
fernri J60 ..._ c.,.. fl "00
Electttc !nylon -.!a"
bqes. caliptf •
$159.500
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2311 ml Immaculate ('19252) 111,980
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to llumpt1 '""" <•l'.ll9J) $?8 980 ,..,.. ... •>• s.,_ '1991
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BOAT REPAIRS/
SERVICES
BOATS SUPS/
MOORlllGS/
LAUNCHING/
STORAGE 9680
*'-Slip-G1e<1l loca
hon• lltt beam "'ncth
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STARTING
A ·NEW
BUSINESS?fi
• • • • • • • • • •
WN ICll.I queen of he.orb. "'on .. 1111
thc .. Ing II\ (:.ia.t ~ 811 echo .. 1111
thc ..e•t'n. The lung of ~~ IWb l~ ant.I ikclart'r rr4et•al dw hall
nc"' ' lhotl .i ne.w~l,.ydown cur1tr111.1
.... \.in truuhlc It n.."tded a miracle in
dun' lur the cnntr.11,'1 IO w1:cccd
t..inv 11r dub\ oni.iJc and • 3 3 ~ht in the \Ull but, When th.it Jxl DOI matcri
..J11t', Iii.. \.UOtru\.I ('VCnluaUy
f 11t100t'rcd
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l\!lo A modk.'"Um ol protccltoo could
l'\dv., n:sullbl in 'ICtlflnll a game llll dw
\:unh he IR$te.v.I of cashing ~kin&
ol podt\ a.I tnc .. 111<0, declarer should
haH~ le(l 11~10 the: ace. When !he b.i<l ll'Umfl hrt'alc bee~ known,
J.ll larcr t·onlln~ by ca!J'lirig the au:
of d1amoo<ls. then crosse~ to the king
vf trupi~ to ruff 11 diamond.• Alter
c~1ng the 'f'AXn <lf ~~. declarer U~ llll;. OU\. of ht.-art!. .lfid cf~ a.~
cntncs fOf two~ dulmood ruff~
When l';o,t ha~ 10 follow 10 four
munili ol d1.tmonJ,. Ill incl., w-e m
dwh.ltt No"' lei·, lll\C L.t't thr<X"J1amon<h
IO>tlhoul the lung and one 1norc duh
.rnJ thc '"nlllk.I I\ \IJll home Ea-1
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, ... ,h J h•tth trump, but lho.-n rnu\I lcatl
JIO.d) Imm dw lint1 of du~ und
Jumn!l' ' ljUttn h.:t.Olnc~ the fulfill·
1ng !rirk In th1' -.ccnano th larer
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Tiu ugal Drpartmmt "' tht Dat!1 P,/Qt IS p!t11Jtd to iJllllOUIU"( a llfU1 sm /(f
nou• availabk to 11rw bwmmrs
Wt u11ll now SEARCH tht namt Jor.'1<Ju Ill no rxtra <hargt. and sa11t you the
11mr and tht mp to tht Court Houst in \anta Ana. Thrn, oftoum, .ifirr tht
starch 11 <ompkrtd wr u·t!I fik :ruur fi<mious busmtsi'namt statement u•11h thr
County CILrk. pub/uh ona 11 uiuk for four wukJ a.s rtqumd by law .ind rhm jik
your proof ofpublicarion w11h rht County nrrk.
PfttJJt Jtop by 10 jilt your fimrioto bu1mr,1 11111rmrm 111 tl1r Dai~y Pilot, 330 W
Bay \t, Costa Mrsa If.you cannot rtop by. plwr 10/I u1 ,u (9.J9) 641-·JJ] I and U't'
u•11/ make ""angrmm1s for_you 10 handlr tlm proadurr by mat!.
If you should havr anJ fimlirr qurmom. pltllJr lllfl uJ 11nd u•r 1111/I br more than
glud 10 asmt mu. 6ood luck in )'Our nru busmm'
Daily A Pilot
Sunday, Matdl J>, 2003 H .
TODAY'S SUNDAY PUZZLE
ACR06S
I Makes I m9d dun
6 AespedfUI tme
11 sne.r
18 GolO meuure
21 Bak ... y iur.
22 UIPont1 role
23 Supermodel
-Carrc>t>elt 2 .. ovemead
25 Sptlnkles llglllly
26 Oa/Xroom 90lullon
Zl Toys W11.t1 tails
28Qen11e<
29 CTRL nelgtlbor
30Ghos11y
32 • -Sera. sera·
34Catty
36 Makeitm~e
37 Taite 1 lood on
39 Closet neea
.e<> Dellaous
42 Genelc letters
43Byhean
44 Baliebltft stats
46Jolced
48 E>epeft
50 Aaskan b88r
53Pufftns km s.. Fed agent (nyph )
56 Sdlool rssue
60Exclodes 61 ·scatr
62 Bahrain VIP
64 TV and raa.o
65Gushover
66 Prow appo5rte5
68 T"Msted and tumed
70 Tnckle
71 "Sol
7'2 Sea World anractlOn
73 C1nemaw nval
75 Motor parts
77 Good pllOI
78 More sprtelul
80Wonoer
83 Selec1ed a 1ury
85 A GerShW111
146
88 8clft end IU9'JOl.9
67 N<lt • pencil
896'>\olll!lpet11
92 Unon -*Hr'I
~ Foul-sme!:tng g&9"
98 Juns1 -Fottas
99 Marah gr1U
101 DC zone
, 02 Pr ac1lcal JO~~
10o4 NYC dwel1ng
I 06 Tl.f'lnel maker
107 J A s tovtn
109COrd
11 1 Metric paond
112 Ashing lures
114 1-Wdy Yegetable
115 Trudge
1160.wn
111 Hankered for
119 Bruce or Laura
121 Lock oompamons
122 Pet
1230uar'U hOfTIC
125 J<lurnaJs
127 Clent mtg
128 SIJdc-up
131 Tote
133 Spew
13'4 ·1 - -Rock'
136 Keep
t 39 Banlcing
convenience
140 Fable wrotP•
142~
l.e3 8ndge unoerp.ro rq
1 "5 Wetland
1"6 Flepall'·b I item
1'48 Condo luxury
150 Oflltne nole ('1yi;n 1
152 Rrig lriger
15'4 Gel away from
t 55 Orlando ar•acnon
I S6 Delhi coin
157 Get onto 1'1P frf!f"wAy
1 !>8 Coasts oownh111
1 !>9 Name 1n tractors
11iD Refine
1e1 Come<eo
DOWN
1 CCII Poner' t aide
2 As - -(genera"yJ
3 Pnoet
4 CPR gver
Sletter 900
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