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SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 2003
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PHOTOS BY SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT
Kirk Butterwick gets a bird's eye view of the Newport to Ensenada race from the bluffs at Corona del Mar State Beach.
They're off
It was a crowded
start to the 56th
Newport to
Ensenada yacht
race, on Janet and
sea.
DHpa Bharath
Oa1ty Pilot
W hite sails Ounered
in the gentle
afternoon bree-.t.e
Friday aver an
ocean that was almost the ·
color of Sinatra's eyes.
Through binoculars. several
people on Ocean Boulevard
watched hwl<lreds of sailboat'>
take their positions for the
Newport to F.nsenada race.
Massoud Balbas. who works
in Newport Beach. sald he was
in awe.
"'This is my first time
watching the boats leave
Newport,· he sald •too1t at
this, it's beautiful. The ocean.
A festJve boat parades through the mouttl of the harbor as
the Newport to Ensenada yacht race gets underway.
the boats -they're all
beautiful"
Several families made a
p1aric of the event nan Wolf of
Irvine, on paternity leave. came
with his mother and 9-weelt
old son. Fvan.
'°This IS wonderful,• he saJd.
"It's a nice day out for us.·
Mark Smiih of Newport
Beach said be ls hoping to
enter the race next year.
"Jts the largest sailboat event
in the wortd. • he said
NEWPORT
• EN SENA DA
Smith 'iaid getting into the
race &S a lot of work. from
getting a crew together to being
at the start line on time.
Bruna and James Butb1dge
know that feeling. This IS James
Burbidge's l~th race, his 10th as
slapper aboard the couples
sailboat. Faith.
·1 pack the dru~ the
Dramam.lne." Bruna Burbidge
said with a laugh
Wlule her husband sails to
F.nsanada. she takes care of all
the arrangements on land She
drives over to Ensenada and
participates in the restMties.
and then the couple take their
sailboat back home to the
See OFF, P~1e AlO
An Eagle Scout after all these years
Corona del Mar man finally gets top Boy
Scout rank -65 years after he earned it.
C•11ady JeremlH
Daily PUot
OORONA OPL MAR -.. On a
table suhounded by news arti-
cles, p~ releases and photos
from bis stint ln the spotlight.
Bob Johnson. 80, c&plays his
brand new; blg-awalted Eagle
Scout medal
The Corona del Mar resident
started out in the Boy Scouts at
age 12 and worked his way from
ten(ierfoot through life scout. He
Wa.1 aD ttJ8dy lO ascend to the
rank of Eas'e, but life got ln the
way of his making it oflidaL
Three aueers and 65 ~
later, Job.Non ftnaDy made Eagle
"'Wednesday night at the Ritt Carl-
ton.
•1 wasn' looking for any gk>ry,"
FAMILY TIME
he said
•t just ne\'ef thought about it,•
he added "1 wa_, bwy graduating
from high school and going into
the service. J had gotten into
other thlnp."
Other things were the military.
a career with Ytatem Airlines u
a pOot for 36 years. a career ti a
lawyer for 12, two dlDdrm and
£our grandchildren.
His history wlttl the Scouts
came up again alter hb mocber
pa.ued away and be came upon
a tttasure troYe of his documents
Who s making all that noise?
STEVE
SMITH
that she bad saved
It had aD been arranged in
chronologkal order. making the
process to finalize bis rank a lot
easiet:
JohNon admitted his unfin-
ished buslneA to Im friend Pete
Barrett. who happens to be •
fonner member of the euicutM
board of the Boy Scout Council
and a former Newport Beadl
ma)'OC. Barrett contacted the
Boy Scouts and started lbe proc-
s.. E.AGlE, P .. e M
. Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
•
Police arrest
• ·retired priest
Former St. John the
Baptist pastor
accused of
molesting teenager
25 years ago.
Oeepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
C.OSTA MF-~ - A 69 year
old Catholic: pnest who ~erved
as pastor at St. lohn the Bapu~t
church for 18 year!> wa<, ar·
rested rriday on suspicion of
molestmg a local teenager 25
years ago. offietals said
Costa Me!.a Police offiLer.
arre:>ted Oeni'> I.yon'> at h1'> Lei
'>Ure World home in 5eal
Beach. Sgl. Bob Si;rek '•cud
Lyons wa'> p~tor of ~t John
the Bapust (.citholic Olllrch on
Baker Street between October
1978 and January 1996.
The Orange County district
attorney's office l harged
Lyons. who reUred from the dJ
ocese last year. with one count
of performmg a lewd and las·
ovious act against a th1ld be·
low 16 and four courm. of oral
copulation. AJJ are felome-.
Lyons w'd.." placed on admin·
t!>Lralive le.ive in April 24, 2002.
when he W<b senior prie..t at
Denis Lyons
St. Mward's
OlUrch in
Dana Point.
He retired
m luly from
the dlOCe!>e.
lie spent
all of ~
ye~ ab a
pnest in Los
Angel~and
Orange
counu~.
but rt•ma111ed the longest time
111 the < ll'>ta Me-.a church, ac·
cordin~ to informatmn re·
lea~·d h\ the Dmc~ of
Oran~t·
~w·i.. -..ud the mvt."'>Ugauon
bewin during ~pnng 2002
when ,1 man told Co'>ta Mesa
Pohn· of incident., involving
him lwtv.et·n 1918 and 1981
The d1-.tnc1 auomeys office
relea'>e<l a det.ailed complamt
agam<,t Lyons from the 38·
year-old man. whum they did
not 1denufy becau!>e he 1i. a vie·
um. l'rosecutof'> allege that
Lvon., befnended lhe V1cum's fam1I~ and met with the boy'>
father to d1S(.-U'>l> "family is-
sue'>." lbe Victim told officials
that h1'> father and I yon., drank
v.hi.,ke\ together at le~t 25 10
See PRIEST. Pace AlO
REDEVELOPMENT
Residents fight
plan for condos
Councilman
Mansoor and a
residents' group call
project too dense
for downtown.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Piiot
COSTA MLSA -<.ounuJ-
man Allan Mansoor and a
group of residents that fough1
the Home Ranch proiect are
fighting hlgh-dens1ry rnndo·
miniums planned for the heart
of downtown.
On Monday. both filed for a
rehearing of the Redevelop
SPORTS
Corona def Mat High baseball
tMm l'tllaiM Q!ip on P9dfic Cont~ !Md wfth 15-1
troundng 9t Legun.t 8ead'I
Ftid9y.
S.Pi1C98l .
FORUM Guy....,..,.... for1he °'*In pllyOfta. ........ M
DATUOOK
menr Agency's Apnl 14 ap·
proval of 61 up..cale condo·
rrun1um~ at 1901 \:ewport
Blvd Rutter Developmenl
plam to add the condo~ to the
property hosting the ~pan11>h
m1~mn·style Newport P\aza
bul)dmg A Vegas-'>t)'le night·
club hcc. also been added to
the '\ewport PlaJ.a bwldJng but
await., funher approval from
the c11y·~ fire marshal.
Manc;oor said his mam con·
cern 1., with density The resi-
dent group. Costa Mesa Citi-
7.t.'n'i for Responsible C,rowth.
'ia)"> the report created to ~·
!>es.., enVU"Onmental effects 15
See CONDOS, Pa1• M
Bob
Johnson of
Newport
Beach IS the
okjestand
newest
Eagle Scout
afterbetng
awarded his
medal 65
years late.
SEAN Hl.LER I
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Al ~. ~ 26. 2003 Datt Pilot' '
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THE MORAL
OF THE STORY.
' Three· decades of dedication ~:
Don'ttum ..
• away in
" . .'dark times
' 'I don't fit anywhere. I don't feel loved. frankly l'rn not too sure who I am
anymore, and my life seems dad:. no
matta' what the weather is outside," a friend
said to me. 'ik.eep beglng God to help me,
but I don't know If he is or isn't. or if be
doesn't love me any more after all the
mistakes I've made. I
k.eep trying. but feel
like I don't get
anywhere. I'm probably
more depceased than I
realize.
•0oes any of this
make aeose, Ondy1"
sbeuted.
"It makes sense to
me." I &llSW8'ed. "We
all feel that way at
times, especiaDy whm
something 'mexpected
and unwanted crashes
into our lives.•
CINDY
TRANE
CHRISTESON
She was truly sincere. filled with tean and
fears about the dlanging direction of her life.
ft WU a change she didn't want, and fought
as hard as she could, but ln the end. she
ended up the single mother of a teenage
child.
My friend confided that she thought that
she blew all about God and knew God
personally. but she<t turned away from him
when it aeemed like he'd abandoned her. She
came to reaJii.e that turning her bade OD God
only added to her problems, and she decided
she'd prefer a Hgnter heart filled with God's
I~ than the darkn~ she'd been
experiencing.
She talked, and I Ustmed. l told her chat I
wished l had somedling pediect aod
profound to say chat would IOlYe her
probJems and take away the pain. but life
doesn't wock that way. God doesn't wock that
way.
I don\ always understand how or why God
does things the way he does, but It's
obvk>usly up to him and not to me. ~ talked
and prayed for God's help and guidance, and
agreed that we need to trust that God is
always at woik. loves us and answers prayers.
eval if~ don\ feel like he does.
I didn't bear from her for awhile, but I left
mes,,ages on her answering machine.
One day I retln'ned home and was greeted
with her sweet and cheerful voice on my
macbine. She aounded like a different
peaon. I ra:mned the call and asked her
what had cbangied.
"My d.raunstances are sdD bad. but my
attitude bas dulnged. .. she amwered.
•Jnstad of ot.esaing about my~
I've tried focusing more on God and bow he
bu faithfully prOYided for my needs. I haven\
staned and l'tn able to JMY my rent rm
trustfog that he loves me. eveo though I feel so unlovable. ..
I was duiBed for ber md tbmWft.al far the
mninder that God cbm't bald~ IDd
is gradolM and metdfuL God Js able to brm,
his Jave and Iisht into aB the dalk areas ot our
lives.
And you can quote me on that.
• aNOt TMNE aMTESON It• Newport
8-::f1~who.,...frequendy1D
pet'90llng groupe. She rNty be reacNd via HNlt
at cindy·~·DOtrHJf through the mail at
P.O. b 61~ !i06, Newport Bw:11. CA 928158.
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Bernie and Joan Rome have spent the last 30
years helping build Temple Bat Yahtn .
By Michele M•rr FYI ,
A sk any member of Temple Wtum 'Round the World with the •
Bat Yahn) where the Romee: Spirit of LJfe.AwBrd ancf
30-year-qld ~rt · fund-'111 .. r dinner danoe
Beach synagogue would · WHEN: 8 p.m. Saturday
be • ...,..., If ft weren't for Bernie and WHERE: 1011 Cametb.c:t Sl,
tA#UaJ Newport Beach
Joan Rome, two of Its founding INFORMATION: (949) &W-1999
members, and they're likely to tell
you they just can't plctwe ll ·n's difticuJt to i.mlglrle how
Thmple Bat Yahm would have
reached and exceeded fta goals so
well without them.: aUd Martin
Brower, an early member of the
congregation who bas known the •
Romes for almost 30 years.
The temple began in 1973 with
the vision of eight founding couples,
among them Bernie md Joan Rome,
who were detennined to bu.Oda
Reform Jewish congrepdon lo
Orange C.ountf that would have a
building of its own, an outstanding
religious school, an inspirational
pulpit leader and no restriction on
the siz.e of its membership.
Tholgbt, to recognlz.e the Rome's
three decades of leadership, labor
and support that have helped make
these very ambitious goals
attainable. Rabbi Mark S. Miller will
present the couple with Thmple Bat
Yahm's Spirit of Ufe Award.
"It's one thing to tallc. It's another
to do," Brower said. "Bernie and
Joan do."
Bernie Rome began working for
the fledgling synagogue as its
treasurer during its first year. By the
end of.that year, the rapidly growing
congregation bad a full-time rabbi
and 55 member families, but they
were meeting in whJchever rented
facilities would accommodate them.
ln 1~5. Bernie Rome became the
synagogue's second president and
the congregation. with a
membership of 120 families. began
to look in earnest for a permanent
home. They found 4.5 acres,
originally earn:wked for the John
Wayne Thnnis Oub, on Camelback
Street in Newport Beach.
"We worked with The Irvine
FAITH CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
'CHRISTIAN MEDrTATION 101'
"Christian Meditation 101 -Leaming
to And God In• Busy World" will be
offered at 7 p.m. Wedne.daya
through May 14, at St. Michael & All
Angela EpilCOp&I Church at 3233
Pac:lfic View Drive. Information (949)
644 0463.
FESTIVAL OF RIDVM
The Bahai community of Newport
Beectt will be holding en evening
obeervance at 6:30 p.m. Friday to
oefebrate the annual Festival of
Rldv6n. The festival will culminate in
a oetebnrtion at the Mariner'• Library
Room, at 2006 Dover Drive. The
Newport Beach Bahal1 will be joined
by 1he Bahals of Huntington Beactl,
Costa Meu and Fountain Valley. For
lnformaUon, caU teeny Mogharebl at
(949) 718-1401.
NfTI..S09T1IM TALK
The Social Actior\ Committee et
Temple B.i Y.tun and In conjunction
wtd1 the Antl..o.t.m.UOO LNgue of
Orange County will offer• program
on antl-Semltlam. "Thruts to the
Jewtah P'eopte TO<W(.' et 7 p.m. May e. tc.nndl .s.cobeon. netfonal tenlor
Company to pick up that land."
8emie Rome saJd. "Then there was
a Jong sttuafe to change the use of the land to .reUgloua purposes..
And there wu also the matter of a
building. The oongregadon
~that Great Western smnp wu moving out of a
prefabricated building lo Newport
Center, and Bernie Rome wotbd
wlth the bank to acquire the 2.200
1quare-foot bui1dJng for Temple Bat
Yabm.
The building was moved to
Camelbadc Street among a
procession of congregants on Aug.
11, 1976, at 2:08 a.m. The building
was small, but it was a building.
Every square foot was put to use.
Even the drive-up teller window was
fully enclosed to create an office for
the rabbL
Since that time, Bernie Rome has
served as the chairman of the
synagogue's building comminee
and cbalrman of its building fund.
The congregation built a 31.000
sqwue·foot facility and later a
nearly 30,000 square-foot expansion
for Its more than 650 family and
single members.
Bernie and Joan Rome have
served on many of congregation's
boards and committees. Bernie
Rome bas served on the board of
Heritage POinte. a retirement living
development, and on the board and
on the land search committee for
the Orange C.owuy's Jewish Home
for the Aging.
"Joan and I feel there Isn't any
task that's eitbet" too large or two
small that we couldn't accept
responsibility for aver the years.•
Bernie Rome said.
associate director of the
Anti-Defamation League, will be the
guest speaker. For reservations. call
(949) 644-1999.
THE BOOK OF RUTH
Or. Avivah Zomberg will give a talk on
the boolt of f\Jth in .micipdon of 1he
holiday of Shavuot et 7:16 p.m.
Thurlday at Temple Bat Yahm. The talk
la preeented by the synagogue and the
Community Sdlolar Program. The ooct
Is $10 for Temple Bat Yahm members,
$25 general admlsaion, and free for
Community Sdlolar Pl°ognNTI patront.
Tltalp after Apnl 26 are $36. Space is
limited> for r9SerVlttions, call (949)
644-1999.
NA110NAL DAY OF PRAYER
The Newport Mesa Interfaith Council
will have its abc1h annual National
Day of Prayer and Interfaith B...aldest
from 7 a.m. to 8:45 •.m . Thursday
with keynote speaker Or. George
Saint-Laurent. He will di9cuu •How
Americ:a Prays.· The tnakfut will be
held at St. Michael & All Angels
Episcopal Church at 3233 Pac:ffic View
Orive. lnfonnation (949) &W 0463.
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Bernie and Joan Rome are founding members of Temple Bat Yahm.
ln 1994. Joan Rome received I.be
Temple Bat Yahm Sisterhood's
Woman of the Year Award for
temple services, services that have
included volunteering in the
temple's Sisterhood gift shop.
helping to prepare for bar rnitzvah
and bat mitzvah receptions ..
preparing~. helping compile
the annual Yorn IGppur
remembrance book and singing in
the choir.
"Both Joan and Bernie have been
leaden; of this congregation and
serwnts of the Jewish people,"
Miller said "'Ibey have .done so
much work behind I.be scenes, so
many bours when few people would
see them at wort. early in the
morning before anyone was here
and late at night. oul of a real
selt1ess love for thls temple."
divorced and separated people at
7:30 p.m. Thur9day. St. Andrews is at
600 St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beectt. A$6 donation ia required. Call
(949) 547-2214 by April 29 to make a
reservation. Free child care Is
available by reservation only.
PMENTING GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County is fanning a parenting group
to help parents to understand and
deal with the feelings and behavior of
their children. The group will meet
from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. the first and
third Mondays of the month at the
center, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G in
Cost.a Meaa. Information: (714)
"45-4950. Pre-registration Is required.
THIRTEEN JEWISH STEPS TO
RECOVERY
Jewish Family Secv1ce Is offering a
support and discussion group for
&dolts whose children or spouses
sufJ9r from •lcohof and drug
addiction. The group will mee1 from
7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E.
Baker St., Suite G In Costa MeN
Information: (714) 446-4950.
Pre--registratlon is required.
BNtAI F1RESl>ES
Membera of the Bahai faith hold
informal public discussions on
spiritual topics at 7:30 p.m . every
The Romes, for their part. credit
the temple's rounding families. its
members, its boards, its dergy and
its staff, including Miller and Rabbi
Rayna Gevurtz and Cantor Jonathan
Grant .. They prai$e their vi'>ion. their
abilities and their willingness to
shoulder enormous responsibilities.
"When I see what has been
created. I.his entire campus. I think
u is almost a miracle," Joan Rome
~d. "It's going to be wonderful for
those who a.re going to foUow us.
and J hope they will do the same for
others. As we say in our Jewish
religion. 'I.:dor v'dor.' wtuch means
'from generation lo generation.'
That is what is M> rewarding. Not \
just the brick and monar. but what I
it's used for.· . l
·Joan tS absolutely right.· Bem1e t
Rome said.
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Friday and at 11:30 the last Sunday of :
the month. The talks indude brunch 1' or dinner. Also. Interfaith devotional
meetings will be held the last
Saturday evening of the month. Call
for locations. (949) 759-0999 for
Friday meeting, (949) 760-5360 for
Sunday meeting. and (949) 646-6328
for Saturday devotional.
ZEN 101
The Zen Center of Orange County
offers an Introduction to Zen
Wortcshop from 3 to 6 p.m. the first
Sunday of every month at 120 E. 18th
St.. Costa Mesa $50. (949) 722·7818.
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I . ' A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY :
A 26-lesson study on the life of Jesus I
Christ titled • Joomey to the Cross" is -
taught at 9:45 a.m. Sundays during ~
the Homebuilder's Bible Class at 'I
Liberty Baptist Church. The study
parallels the four Gospels to present i
the story of Christ The ctiunt1 is at • ,
1000 Bison Ave .• Newport Baach. • •
Free. (949) 760-5444. - :
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planning• spectal even17 If so, send the
typed information et least two weeka
before the event to the Daily Pilot. 330
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627.
~en1ion. Paul Sa•towitz, rehgion
editor.; fax to (94916464170 or send
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WEATHER FORECAST westerly at 6 to 9 feet.
lt'U be a .,.rtty sunny SURF weekend, with hlgti. Just
topping 70 and Iowa around 63. The IOUthWMt swell
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. Students make tape for troqps' kids
Letters to children of military perso nnel in
Iraq are read fo r a 15-minu te video.
Christine c.,rlflo within the Newport·Mesa Unified
Daily Pilot School Di.mtct. decided that writ-
ing letters to students at Mary Rly
Silence fell ovtt the muJdpur-PmdJeton Elementary School at
poee room at Harbor View El-C.amp Pendleton would be an ex-
ernentary School several times on ceUent 1tart. But just ~g )et.
Friday as one audience after an-ters didn't seem like enough.
other watched the IS-minute They decided to send a video.
video or student-lo-student sup-too, and not just to camp Pendle-
port li>r the flnlt time. ton. but to other bases aaoss the
The cootent was simple. It was .country. The school hopes to send
nearly 100 Harbor View students, the video, along with letters and
or dlttereot backgrounds and dif. Items they'~ collected. somedkne
ferent ages; sending their kwe to next week.
other students stN8Bling with the '1'he video wa.s just a way to
abeence or their militaiy parents capture their emotion.'' said run
during the war irrlraq. • lshi. a parent of three students at
"It's greai and it's a tear-jerker... Harbor View and the editor of the
said Mdlissla Ouistensen, prind-video. •11 was always about the
pal at Ha.rbor View. "They're so students. ..
sincere. They can't be empathetic The goal of the project was for
because they don't know what it's the students to reach out and
like, but they're about as sympa-make a difference.
thetic as they c:an be. It's so won-"lt shows that our children are
derfuJ to see... concerned about them and it
1lying to do what they can to shows the suppon and solidariry
reach out to those people ind-among youngsters... said Serene
matdy affected by the war in lraq, Stokes. a trustee with the New-
Harbor View, like other schools pcm-Mesa Unified School District.
SEAN HuER j DAILY PILOT
Harbor Vtew Elementary fourth-and fifth.graders watch Ryan
Rolfes read a letter he wrote for the troops in Iraq.
"I th.ink it's very positive for the
youngsters because they need to
col\nect wilh other youngsters."
"It was just really wonderful
and I felt really connected lo
them," said I I -year-old Anna PaJ.
chikoff. one of the sixth-graders
who react her lener on the video.
"It was really our way to suppon
these kids that are just liJce us."
Students said they were glad for
the experience.
"I was very proud of what I
wrote.· said 9-year-old Max
Priestley, a fourth-grader who al<.o
read his letter on the video. "I just
really tried to put mysclf in his
shoes. like I was reading the lener.
and ta1Jc about thin~ he nllght
like."
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co human ~ and does realign IL The onramp wu
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day celebration, •Don't Trash
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seum. 151 E. Coast Highway,
takes place from 9 Lm. to 3
p.m.
Among the activities are
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32az.
The work ls part or a proj-
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'nansportation Authority to
improve the San Diego and
C.Orona del Mar freeways be-
tween Bear SUeet and
H)'tand in C.Osta Mesa..
The construction, slated U>
firiisb in 2004. will improve
on-and offramps at Harbor
and Fairview Road and add a
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~-l"lp0f'9d In the 200.._at1:31 a.m. .
Thundey.
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1-.poNd In the 200 bloc:t et
8:12 a.m. Thutedey. • a.._.-. ... Gnndtheft
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repolted 1n the to bloc:t ate
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butglery w NpOltlld In the
4200 bloc:t .. , .. p.m.
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• Golll111iod ...... Pwtty
theft WU rwpot1ed In the IOO
bloc:t .. 10:08 t.m. Thurtdr( •
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.. 12,'06 p.m. Thu;.day •
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3000 bloc:t at 2:23 p.m.
Thureday. .
• at 1;39p.m, Thunld.y .
·~11.yDlhic A home
burgf8fY was reported In the
100 bloc:t It :t.26 p.m.
• Vk:toM 9trMI: Petty theft
was reported In the 300 bloc:t
at 11 :.22 e.m. Thureday.
• Eat 21st 8tN9t: A vehlde
burglary was reported In the
300 blodc et 9:68 a.m.
Thursday.
Continued from Al
e9IJ to Ft him recognJzed.
BreR Beet. spokesman for the
Onmgie County CDundl of the Bay
Scouts of Amertca. said It is un-
usual fur aomeone to be awarded
the rank of Eagle Soout after aoy
time bU pmed. let alone 6.5
years.
~ don't go back and give
them to people." be said.
"The only way it <XlUld happen
1s if an the iequtrements an! made
by your 18th bUthday. and they
did not get the final board or re-
view becmase or an \DUllidgated
responsibility.. he added.
Johnsom case was rare becawie
be had an the merit badges. each
card be bad receM!d when be
dlanged rank and his ICOUt hand-
book signed and lnidaJtJlf by his
scout leader.
John l..erch. former advance-
ment cha1nnan for the Orange
Cotmty Council. said for some
reason the Board or Review was
never held for Johnson. but he
proved he had done an be llfJeded
to do. The coundJ appealed it to
the National Committee and then
beki bis long awaited Board of Re-
view..
As for other Eagle Scouts. John-
son said he recommends they do
il the proper way.
Continued from Al
During that time, I have
wttnes.WJd an emaordl.oary
attempt by the league to satisfy
the neighbors on the other side or
the wall near the Odds. Game and
practice times have been
adjusted. 1kasb palJOb have been
formed. Verbal waminp from the
league to parents who try to
~ the fields from Iowa Street
have been very stem. and it has
made a difl'erence in puental
behavior.
But one thins the league Im
not and will not be able to resolve
is what they c:all notee, but what I
will c:aD life.
The fields in qumdon are being
used primarily by Uttle Lr.ague
tearm, the participants of which ranee in age from 5 to 1-l. It is not
only~ but flat out weird
that any resident could apect a
reduction in the levd of noile
coming from happy kids and
their exdted parent& Pmiape
these people want the kids and
their parents to tone It down 80
it's easier to hear the ~ I
don't know.
What I do know la that the
ooiae comet at tfmel that canoot
at .0 be c:omklered odd hou:ra.
The whinfnl and ciomplelnlng
Is one thing but~ dm ~
to the bureauaata .. quite
another. And Monday's Oty
c.ound1 meeting WIS a preview of
what .. to come.
~meeting WIS to bear
and pollibly reeolYe the canftk:ta
between the raldmtl and the
WI who are not watt:tUnc'IV or
hanging out at the CCJl:Mlda:a
It.Ore.
But. it often doel, the bo9rd
wted to put off I.Dy dilcilMon CJI'
meolutiao uodl mother
~d»~of
Plub and Rec:nmiQn. ICildled the
matter.
Thureday.
• &hm'*•'l'Dn "9ce: An auto
theft WU reported In the
1800 bk>dt at 10:49 e.m.
Thunday.
• w.t 1Mh Street: An auto
theft wat reported In the 800
bfoc;t It 7:33 a.m . Thul"lday.
·1 never thougbl about it. and I
never got around to applying." be
said "I wish I had thought of it
earlier. Then I wouldn't have to go
though aD this now.
"Y~ can tide mine '1be rom-
plete study or putting ~ off,'"
he said
Only 49' of Bay Scouts ever
make It to the aMt.ed rank of
Eagle Scout. Beck said there is a
ce:r1ain aura around Eagle Soouls:
They are humble and do tbinp
for ocher people. He said dUs is
evident in Johnson by the way he
lived his life.
.He really didn't go after this.
We followed throusb for him."
Beck said '1t was the right thing
to do, so we did it. He has lived
the lifestyle of an Eagle Scout. but
never got his badgie. •
Johnson said he is still in lOUCh
with a couple of his original troop
members. but his srot~
Qwtie Stamps.~~
"He was wonderful." Johnson
said. "He was very gtving and
wonderful to all the kids..
Johnson is now busy "relaxing"
he said. in his home be sham;
with his wife, Wendy. owner of an
art studio in Newport Beach. and
Jack. bis byperaaiYe 2-year-old
Wheaton lerrier.
Veteran Qty HaD watchers
could have foreseen the buck
pa.5Sing before they entered the
parking Jot. But what really
roocemed me was a romment by
Councilman Allan~ who
seems to have already made b.ls
mind up.
When disa ming the further
stalling or the tssue. Mansoor
caDed It the .problenu with the
fields..
Whoa there! "Problems with
the fieldsr There are no
"p~ with the fiekh," there
are only whines and rompJaints
by a few people who wiD not rest
until tbeae little kids an! chased
back to thetr Nintendo Game
Boys and tdfMsiorw..
If~ is a "problem with the
6elds, • it ls that there aren't
enough of them. And despite
many attmlpt5 to ~ the city to
find more places for c:hOdrm to
play, partiaJlady thOlse in Utde
League, they have done almost
notblng. Wbeft'a our skateboard
pad3
Case In point: At the mimamed
Paan •Sports• Comp&ex on
Fairview Road you wiD aee aam
or empty toeeer 6elds. places
where Utde I atgaMD could be
playing dgbt now bad the coundl
aet aside eome land Cor buebalJ
diamond&
The farm Is not a spotta
mmplll!I. 1l la a eoooer romplex.
Qvi of the IOludom to the Iowa
Stteet compWntl, I! the raidentl
me tp>bla to be mddled. Is to
tnmll two baleb.D dtamooda at
the Fann.
I baYe not beard a single viable
toludon Crom any of the
llllldmb.
All Iw been beadng • their
DOiie.
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l"8lldent end frMlence ~.
AMdet'I mey IMw • m 1111ge fof
him on hi DellV Not~ IC (948)
842«118.
lame report lodudes • .rm.ed
=~the= dfec:t wi.ll lut for three hoWI in
CONDOS
Contilued from Al
lncooliltmt and contradk:to~ the same time frame.
"Very cleady, they needed to • Although thla matter '*"
correct the (report) before (the railed at the public bearing, the
projectJ It approwd, -.nd any-question wu 1MNet a.mwered u
th.Ing that ls built on that roun-to which "eet of Information was
elation la faulty,· uid Robtn Lef. comet.• the applica.don for the
flier, who mec:t tbe tequest on the rehearing states. "Without accu·
poup't behalf. rare lnlormadon. the uue Im-
The coodot will be housed in ~ o! the project ~ be
!our four-sto:ry builctinp me&· known. •
turlng about SO feet high. The Mari)yn Shaw, who Uvet1 on
project also te.b.U'es a two-level Bernard StJeet. aaid she la P,On·
underground paddng lttUCtl1re cemed that the buildings' ~t
and a Ow-level aboveground will dart.en her yard. •
paddng 1t:nwt:we. · "If they're as btgb u th~y
Man.soor was one of two Re· they wU.i be, it 'Will IWJJ pur
development Agency memben plants,• Shaw aald. "We \Vere
who voted against the project toJd.,(by ~group) that most of
and disaenred again Monday the day, we're not gob.lg to ~
when the Oty Colllldl approved much sun Oil our property." ,
It. . DIMd Eadie, 'd:Uef execu~ of
He saJ4 the density concerns Rutter Development. taid he re-
hlm because of the repereus· mains convinced that the com-
sions on traffic and shadow ef-prehenstve review of his pro}ect
feet.a. was baaed on sound infonna·
·1 think all or those can be im-tlon. ,
proved with less density," Man-"I believe the findings' or fact.a
soor said that were relied upon were .bue
The residents' group main and correct." F.adie said. j'he
gripe with the environmental re-exhaustive sautiny over the ~t
port ls with the analysis of the 13 months by the staff and the
shadow the b11J.ldmg, will pro· (Planning Commission} and"Lhe
duce. The report states that only council had produced a thor·
20 minutes of a shadow effect ougb undelstanding of the ~I·
would occur in the front yards of ter before the vote.·
homes on Bernard Street. behind
the project, between l O a.m. and
3 p.m. -whJch is not consid·
ered significant
The group contends that the
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b:,o.
;Borne prices soar
~in Newport Coast
,rJ '
110 Mid-range homes in southern Newport
ncshow 33% increase, topping $1 million. ,~ .. Newport Beach proper sees slight drop.
"Newport Coast has been very
strong,• High said "There's just
not much In new house develop-
ment. We're seeing a shortage of
product." "'~"Paul Clinton ~~~}>atty Pilot
Jt1 , .. NEWPORT-MESA -Newport
""
8toast'a whJte·hot home market
1_, ,bolstered a mostly healthy in-
·,11~ in median-home values in
March, a regional real estate •Ill• group said Friday.
'";: In Mardl, the value of the
" mid~range home grew 33.39'(,
n dwing the mo nth in the down-
" I coast section of Newport Beach, ,,..llh.. ,..._ .. ,. , .. ~ ~omia Assn. of Realtors
: ; ~ported. The rnJd-range home 1; that was worth $856,500 a year ~1.!ago Is now worth Sl.14 million.
.,,. •1t's one of the few areas where ;~'..You can still find beachfront
"homes,• said Robert Kleinhenz, a
senior economist with the group.
Nit's a very hot area now." ·~ The report measure:, single-
f:amily homes; condominiums
are not included.
Growth in southern Newport
Beach continues to outpace any
of the other areas of Costa Mesa
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(Ncu~H.,tal)
or New.port Beach. However,
mid-level homes in Corona del
Mar and Costa Mesa are still see-
ing hefty increases in Its value.
During the month, Costa
Mesa's median hotne value rose
'14.86%, from $350,000 to
$402,000. In Corona del Mar, me-
dian home values rose 15.89%,
from $755,000 to $875,000.
In Newport Beach, excluding
the coast and Corona del Mar,
median-home values fell 1.38%,
from $725,000 to $715,000.
The number of homes that
sold in Corona del Mar, 23. and
Newport Coast, 28, was on the
low end.
Local real estate agents and
executives echoed the news that
Newport Coast is perhaps the
most desirable location for
wealthy home buyers. While the
market now shows a shortage of
new homes, several high-profile
communities are set to increase
supply, Strada Properties Presi-
dent Steve High said.
The Irvine Co. la readying four
new communities to begin sell-
ing during the summeL Brook-
field Homes began offering the
first ehase of its Ziani conunu-
nity, Which includes 168 town-
homes. on March 22. Prices·
started at $500,000. Floor plans
range from I ,6JO to 2,632 square
feet.
Greystone Homes' Verona
project has sold about 60% of its
homes. which start at slightly
more than $700,000 and offer be-
tween J.n3 and 2,105 square
feet of space.
Overall, in Orange County .
mid-level homes soared 18.01%,
from $320,000 to $380,000 over
the past year, the association re-
ported. Statewide, these homes
rose 15.3%.
•WhjJe consumers remain
concerned about the general di-
rection of the economy, buying a
home continues to be a safe ha-
ven,· said Toby BradJey, the
group's president.
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MAILBAG ·
Give Councilman I
Steel a little credit
It seems that the Daily Pilot
• is spitting into the wind with
the Thursday e4ttor1al,
•eouncil must avoid special
election: After years of
critiquing Ouis Steel to the
point of harassment, now the
Pilot Is purporting that Steel
exemplify some sort of
·Proftle in Courage" and
betray his ideals and
supporters so that the city can
avoid a •costly" special
election. By the way, now that
it seems imminent, has
anyone determined how
much this costly special
election is going to cost?
Does the Pilot really believe
it can taunt Steel into
changing his vote so that
council members Libby
Cowan and Gary Monahan,
along with •new" Councilman
Mike Scheafer, can create a
majority then thwart every
Initiative Steel may come up
with for at least a year and an
halfl It seems from the
articles it publishes that the
Pilot feels Steel is lacking in
intelligence, but come on.
ERIC CHRISTENSEN
Costa Mesa
· • EDITOR'S NOTE: The election's
estimated cost 11 about $30,000.
Pilot misses meaning
of improvement
lt is amazing b~ far off the
Pilot can be. ~er five years of
writing to you to express our
position on the issues facing
Costa Mesa and the Westside,
the so-called •improver"
groups continue to be
misunderstood.
It is also of interest that
with the numerous issues
facing all of us, you state
(incorrectly) that we support
some sort of eradication of
the ·charities" and the
building of •upscale" housing
only. This is untrue.
The •1mprovers· that I am
familiar with recogniu the
need for many (perhaps not
all) of the charities; however,
we do push for their better
management so as to be less
damaging to the area they
propose to help. It is true that
we support housing over junk
yards and toxic/polluting
factories. lo the future, before
you attempt to categorize and
s implify a complex topic such
as ·improvement," please ask
the involved parties, not the
misinformed observers.
MICHAEL W. BERRY
Costa Mesa
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ICE HOCKEY SPECIAL
Wade in with .the Winning D~cks ...
• EDm>R'S NOTE: Aa a special
feature, Guy Hebef1, a N.wport
Beacti re&ident and former goafie fcx
the Mighty Ducb, is writing regular
diaries about the team and Its
experienoes throughout the playoffs.
I have played hockey for a long
time and have been a fan of
the game my entire life. With
this said. if you have not been a
hockey fan before. you must
certainly be one now. Orange
County has been 1reated to some
great hoclcey so far in the Stanley
Q.rp playofl's, and it appears that
the Mighty Ducb have only
bigger and better ~ to offa
Grune l between Anaheim and
the Dallas Stars oo Thursday
night was a closely played
contest. which offered great
defense, solid goaltending and
plenty of physical play. This game
went from merely a good game to
one for the ages when it entered
the fifth overtime and Pett Sykora
scored the winning goal at the
58-second mad. When the final
whistle blew. this game had
entered the.history books as the
longest in franchise history for the
Mighty Ducks and the fourth
longest in the National Hockey
League.
GUY
HEBERT
Hold on.
though. If the
Ducb
continue at
this~they
may have
more
overtime
thrillers in
store for their
fans. When
you reach
overtime in
thewoddof
postseaSon hockey. where each
overtime is contested as a sudden
death 20-minute period with no
1V timeouts and no real stops in
play, the entire game changes. .
The mental and physical fatigue
can lead to exhaustion and the
game is usually won on a mental
mistake.
Peter Sykora capitalized on
just such a mistake by Dallas -
one that the team usually does
not make. Both defensemen for
Dallas left the front of the net,
and although their center man,
Jere Lehtinen, was responsible
for Sykora. he was a little late.
Sykora let go of a quick shot that
beat Stars goalie Marty Turco to
his right side, capping off a
thriller and taking a one game
lead in the series.
Again. just as in the first rowx1
against Detroit. Ah.abeim bas won
Game l on the road. gaining
home advantage.
The Ducks are quietly
becoming a fawrite to make It
out of the Western Confenmce. If
any team in the league doesn't
consider Anaheim to be a
legitimate contender for the
Stanley Clip. then they will more
than likely be the nm victim. The
Ducks have rolled off five straight
victories. including three on the
road. and those wins have all
cc;>me against the top two seeds in
the West Need any more
convins;:ing tharyou should jump
on the bandwagon and find
yourself wearing teal and
burgundy?
How about those guys next
door? The Angels made an
improbable run to the \\brid
SeriP.s and now hold the
distinction of being the worid
champions. The similarities I see
between these two teams are
their chemistty and teamwork.
Each player on the roster has a
particular role, and when you
have those roles being filled with
talented personnel, you have
success. The Ducks are able to
mesh their skills and penoOaudes I
with the common goal bf the. team first. and the byproduct of .•
this is wi.nnlns 1beY are an
undaunted team right now with
only ooe goal in sight. That goal ls
to win the nm game at hand.
and when that game is Ova-, Head
Coach Mike Babcock has them
refocus on the next
One thing that comes to mind
is that the Ducb coaching staff
has done a fantastic job oC
formulating a game plan and
having the players buy into it and
stay with it no matter what seems
to be happening on the ice: 1ber:e
is always some tweaking to the
system varying on the team you
are playing. but the Ducks seem •
to be only concerned on what
they are doing and this makes
Dallas adjust to them.
With Grune l under their belt.
both teams will need to recharge
their batteries and gel ready for
Game 2. The Ducks have done
their job in~ a split and
look to take a Z-0 lead coming
bad to the Pond The preswre
certainly lies on the favored Dallas
Stars to not fall into the same
situation as the Red Wmgs did -
being down two games going on
the road.
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Last call to help Marines' families
T oday's the day to deUver
letters of support and
appredadon that will be
sent to Marines in Iraq, items for
care packages for Marines. and
sallon deployed overseas. and
coupons ind gift certificates for
the families of Marines at
'IWenty·nine Palms.
Care package Items needed
are contact lens cleaning
solution, eye drops, Up balm,
sunscreen (small size). prepaJd
phone cards, blank postcards.
toothpaste, mouthwash (small
size), magazines, reading
material, chewing gum, granola
bars, crossword puzzles, beef
Jerlcy, ttall mix. peanuts,
antihacterial band sanitizer, M
and MA batteries, deodorant,
shampoo and toiletries.
Items for the families can be
manufacturers' coupons clipped
from newspapers and
magazines; dckets to
Disneyiand, Knott's Berry Farm
or Knott's Oasis Water Park; gift
certificates for McDonalds, Carl's
Jr. or any chain restaurant that
has an outlet in the Coachella
Valley or Mojave; or prepaid
phone cards.
The Newport Mesa Irvine
lnterfaJth Council and the Daily
Pilot invite you to join In a
communltywide effort to help
the Marine Corps families at
1\venty-nine Palms Marine
base.
Deliver your donated items
between 8 a.m. and noon today
to the Olurch of Jesus Ouist of
Latter-day Saihts' parking lot.
801 Dover Drive, Newpon
Beach, where they will be sorted
and packaged for delivery to the
base next week.
Questions? Let's let the
Marines and their families know
we care.
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HONORED
Gng
Arbues of the
RotaryOub
of Newport
Irvine was
honored as
the Liaison of
the Y_ear for
the Adopt a JIM Social Worker
DE BOOM program
sponsored by
the Orange County Oilld Abuse
Prevention Center.
Many service clubs -Rotary,
Lions. Kiwanis and Exchange -
have adopted a social worker,
who calls upon the club when
their family clients have needs.
Oub members provide fumituJ'e,
food, diapers or what ever is
needed to assist the social
worker in assisting the troubled
family. The service clubs make a
difference in so many lives very
quietly. anonymously and
without hesitation. More
information on the
Adopt-A-Social Worker program
can be obtained by calling
Kathryn Haze at (714) 543-4333,
ext. 501.
A BUSY TIME FOR
SERV1CE CLUBS
Members of the Rotary Oub of
Newport-Balboa just finished
officiating the city of Newport
Beach Traclc meet while
members of the Exchange Oub
of Newport Harbor judged the
Science Fair at Anderson
Elementary School.
Today. the Exchange Oub will
participate in Oean Harbor Day.
On Sunday, members of the
Newport Beach Corona del Mar
Kiwanis Oub are working at the
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160 high school students are
spending this weekend with
three dozen Rotarians at the
Rotary Youth Leadership Awards
Camp in ldylJwild Pines.
On Saturday, the Ha(bor Mesa
Lions Oub will host Its Chill
Round Up, while Rotarians will
be in Laughlin for thelJ' arinual
District Conference. On Monday,
May 5, the Rotary Oub of
Newport Irvine hosts Its annual
golf toumamenL
. The Costa Mesa Newport
Harbor Lions Oub is busy
planning for the first Fish Fry in
several years. scheduled for May
31 and June I at the Costa Mesa
Community Center.
The Exchange Oub of
Newport Harbor will hold its
annual Desert 1rek May 16 to 18
in Palm Springs, while U<fls
District 4U will holds its annual
convention in Oxnard.
SERV1CE CLUB
MEETINGS THIS WEEK
TUF.Sll\Y
7:30 a.m.: The 40-member
Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary
Oub will meet at Five Crowns to
hear a craft talk by Ouistina
Holliday.
7 p.m. The Costa Mesa
Newport Harbor Lions Oub will
meet at Anteaters Park for a
basebaJJ game between UC
Irvine and the University of
Southern CaJJfomta.
WEDNESn\Y
7:15 a.m.: The 20-member
South Coast Metro Rotary Oub
will meet at the Center Oub
C www.southooa.stmetro
rotary.a~; and the Newport
Harbor IGwanjs Oub will meet
at the University Athletic Oub.
Noon: The 40-member
P.xchange Oub of the Orange
Coast will Dlfft at the Bahia
C.Ortnthian Yacht Oub for the
presentation of the Youth of the
Year Awards.
6 p.m.: The 60-member Rotary
Oub of Newport-Balboa will
meet at the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Oub to hear Judge
WillJam Rylaandam discuss
changes in the way California
courts are organized and .
financed.
111URSD\Y
7 a.m. The 20-plus member
Costa Mesa-Orange Costa
Breakfast Uons Oub will meet at
Mimi's for a program on ~The
Status of Home Building in
Orange County" by Bob
Drader.
Noon: The SO-member Costa
Mesa Kiwanis Oub will meet at
the Holiday lnn; the SO-member
Newport Beach-Corona del Mar
Kiwanis Oub wUJ meet at the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub
(www.Idwanis.org/clubl
costamesa): the 80-member
Exchange Oub of Newpon
Harbor will meet at the Newport
Harbor NauticaJ Musewn for a
program by Sheldon Pine of the
Transportation Corridor Agency:
and the 100-member
Newpon-lrvine Rotary Oub will
meet at the Atrium Hotel for the
Innovative Teacher Awards
program coordinated by Lucy
Walther (www.n{rotary.o~.
• COMMUNITY a, ewes 1s
published Saturdays In the Daily
Pilot. Send your service club's
meeting Information by fax to (949)
660-8667; e-mail to
jdeboom@aol.com or by mail to
2082 S.E. Bristol, Suite 201,
Newport Beach. CA 92660-1740.
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mammograms. Panicipenta
will take part in a~
program of education and
encouragement spec:fflc:alf./
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eerty breast cancer detection.
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SUNDAY
At pert al an Ottglnel program,
Saleha ~of American
Ballet ThMtre Wiii perfonn the
pa• de deux from .,Le Corulrt.,
at th• B1rctey Theatre In lrvlne.
T1dc9ta ire avall1bte only at the
Barcley Theatre Box Otftce for
$18. Cell (949) 864-464e for
retervatlona.
w w.. INalct and motofqdee
of all ye~, m•k•• end models
are Invited to particfp1te In the
fourth annual Strawberry
Sunday Fun Fest and Cl11elc Car
Show. The show, while
apotllghtlng red cart, 11 open to
all makes, color• and models.
Entry f91s are $16 for
pre-regratratlon or.$20 the day of
the event. Red cart can be
entered for free. The show runs
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the
Automotive Road of Dreams
area of the swap meet. Call (714)
966-8422 for more information.
The SurfricMr foundation In
Newport Beach 11 hosting a "50 in
Five" Earth Dav Event. At 11 a.m.,
members will line both sides of
the PCH on the bridge over the
Santa Ana River holding signs
with Its message to reduce
pollution at the mouth of the
Santa Ana River by 50% in five
years. Volunteers will meet at the
grassy area nearest the river in
Weat Newport Park at 10:30 a.m .
and wlll get a special "J:.shirt for
the demonstration. For more
information, call (949) 495-7886.
Oninge County Wiid will
announce its Passport prize
winners at its Earth Day
celebration at noon at Upper
Newport Bay. To enter,
participants are asked to bring
their passports, which can be
obtained at
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at m ost local wilderness parks.
The event will run from 10 a.m. to
3 p.m. Call (714) 504-9984.
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wwter tourt, ahartt-touch tanka
and mo,. from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m .
All ectlvltl• are free. Cell (948)
923-2289 for more lnform1tlon.
MONDAY
The UC IMne cNinoelor'I
distinguished fellowe ..n..
preeent1 "Attwortt of ICtfttt Pl.,.,:'
e lecture ind exhibition by 1he
Internationally known Brltiah
1rtlst, et 7 p.m. In the Studio Art
Complex, Room 180. a..t known
11 1 leedlng ftgure c.ntrtl to tht
Inception and development of th•
1980t British Blade Art
movement. Piper work.I In •
broad range of media, Including
dlgltel tec;hnologln. For more
Information on the frM event, cell
(949) 82.4-7372.
TUESDAY
Julla SWMney of "Saturday
Night Live• fame wUI speak at the
16th annual Circle 1,000
Founders' Brunch from 9 to 11
a.m. at the Four Seasons Hotel In
Newport Beach. Sweeney will
share her touching, humorous
and heartbreaking account of the
loss of her brother and her
Incredible survival of cervical
cancer. Cost la $150 per person.
and proceeds benefit the Hoag
Cancer Center. Call (949) 57~7204
for more Information.
•Smart Women Rnlah Ric:tl• i. •
free worttshop with
complimentary gourmet catered
dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Art
Gallery International In Costa
Mesa. Limited seating. For more
lnfonnatlon, call (800) 876-0353
or send e-mail to
bob. voorhees@agedwards.com.
WEDNESDAY
A f1'M Mmlnar and book signing
for "A Portrait For Healing" by
Ridlard Manley will be held from
6:30 to 8 p.m. at Mother's Martet.
225 East 17th St, Costa Mesa. For
reservations, call (800) 595-MOMS.
Join Newport Bead'! city
leaders, students from Harbor
View Elementary School and a
state forester for the 13th annual
Arbor Day oetebnrtion et 10:30 a.m.
at Grant Howald Pert at 5th and Iris
avenues in Corona del Mar. For
more infonnation, call (949)
644-3154.
Thellhooloflal1l11e.111lr111 • •
at UCI preMftta •Vlcdm, Vectort. · :
end Veocln .. : The ldla Agelnlt
Malart1 In the 21st Century;' a
lecture by Or. Anthony Jamee et
7 p.rn. In tht Cry11al Cove
Audltorturn In tht Student
Center. The tvtnt I• frtt and
-·
open to the public, but .
rtMN'1lon1 are ,.quired. For ., ... ~
rtHrv1tlon1 or Information, c.JI ,., , .~
(&Ct) 12.4-7262.
.... ' FRIDAY ... •,,
Th• MOOftd annual New1MM1
BHch Refey For Life, • 2+.hour \., •
t9am wallclng ewnt. hopn to
rtlH money Ind lncrMM tanc9r ','•~ ~
,waren ... In the Newport~ "· •
community. Ten-to 15-membtr ~ ....
team• can register for $150 \ ~
before April la The event begin• , •
et 8:30 p.m. et Newport Hlfbor '" ..
High School Stadium end ends • ~
the next day •t 8:30 p.m. For
more Information, call the
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(949) 667-0634. ...
MAY3
Th• UC lrvtne Arboretum ho.ti
lta annual Spring Perennial Sale, ....
featuring unuaual perennials
from South Africa and around '-': :
the globe, from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. "
today and from 11 e.m. to 3 p.m .
Sunday at the arboretum .
Expert.a will be avallable to '•• ... :."
anawer questJont. Admlulon , , ,
costt $2 for adult•. Chlld,..n . ~.
younger than 12 get In for free. 1-. ••
For more Information, tend
e~mall to /dlyonatluci.tldu.
Oce.na of Orchids, 1 show
....
and aale sponsored by the •• t
Newport Harbor Orchid Society, • :
will take place today and Sunday
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the
Cotta Mesa Community Center.
General admission la $3,
seniors' admittlon is $2, and
parking is free. Cell (949)
515-9538 for more Information.
MAY4
ThrM younfl ac:holanhtp
w inners will be part of the
California Women'• Chorus' 34th
annual Sd'lolarship Benefit
Concert. The music students will
join female vocalists from
throughout California when the
200-voice chorus presents ·surf
'n Sing" et 2 p.m . In the Sutton
Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur
Blvd. in Newport Be.ach. Tidcets
are $15 in advance and $18 at the -
door. Call (949) 262.()679 or (714) • •
840-4568 for tidcets or
information.
•Happy Vc»c.91 • from Saint
Michael's children's choirs, the
Cerubim and Seraphim, can be
heard at St Michael and All
Angels Episcopal Church In
Corona del Mer at 5 p.m. For
Information, call (949) 644-0463.
•The New 11'9q,• a pNMntation
by Huw Anwyl, will address
what's next, who will be making
decisions, and whether
democracy will wortt in Iraq after
the war at St. Michael and All
Angels Episcopal Church in
Corona del Mar at 7 p.m. For
information, call (949) 644-0463.
MAY6
An lnatNctor from the American
Feng Shui Institute will explain
how elemental nmediet are
implemented .. etegant
~that a>mplement youf
d6oor to improve health,
relationships and prosperity.
Resetv8tk>nt for the 7 p.m.
98minar et Visions end Dreams in
Coste Mesa are required. Call (626)
288-1669 for more information.
A frM aemfnar and doof prizM
on ·sldn Care, Health and Beauty•
wlll be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at
Mother's Malic.t, 226 East 17th St,
Costa Meta. For raMl'Vation&. c:.11
(8001696-MOMS.
MAY7
A frM Mmlner end book
1lgnlng of •str ... and Oftteae•
by Herb Lewis will be held from
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8:30 to 8 p.m. It ~··Market,
226East17th St., Coeta Maa. For l"IMfVltk>nt, call (800)
586-MOMS.
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A frte temlnaron "Mueolee In
Motion" by Judith Todero wfll be
held from &.30 to 7:30 p.m. et
Moth«'I M1rtt1t, 226 Eut 17th
St., Cotti M .... For reservations,
c:et1 (800) 596-MOMS.
MAY15
A frte NmJner Ind book
efgnlng of "Stop the Clodt
Cooking" by Chery1 Forberg wlll
be held from 8:30 to 8 p.m. at
MotMn Mattet, 226 East 17th
SL;C(ottl M .... For reMrvationa,
.caJt (800) 696-MOMS.
MAY20
A free Nmlnlr and book
signing of '"Why the Weight?
Oare to be Great I• by author Jean
Krueger wfll be held from 6:30 to
8 p.m. at Mother's Market, 225
East 17th St., Costa Mesa. For
reservations, call (800)
695-MOMS.
MAY21
A free seminar end book
signing of ·The Digestion
Connection• by Dr. Mark Stengler
will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
at Mother'• Market. 225East17th
St, Costa Mesa. For reservations,
call (800) 595-MOMS.
MAY 24
A book signing and per90nal
appearance by author James
Baldl for his book "Prescription
for Nutritional Healing• will be
held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
Mother's Market, 225 East 17th
St, Costa Mesa. for reservations,
call (800) 595-MOMS.
ONGOING
Volum.r drivwa are nMded
to help deliver nutritiously
prepared meals to homebound,
trail or elderly clients incapable of
shopping or oooking for
themselves through •Mobile
Meals,• sponsored by
FISH-Harbor Area Inc. and Hoag
Hospital. Call (949) 645-8050 for
more information
Reglstntlon is now open for
runners and walkers of atl ages
for the 22nd annual Corona del
Mar Scenic SK Race & two-mile
Fun Walle on June 7.
Pre-fegistrat.lon fees are $22 for
the run/walk and $12 for the
Dolphin Dash. Registration on the
day of the race is $30 for the
run/walk. Separate races for men
and women are limited to 1,500
runners. Call (949) 644-3151 to
register.
tf your Ofd\id " too big for its
pot, Green Systems International
will show you how to re-pot your
plant during their free
orchid-potting seminar every
Saturday at 2 p.m. A plant sale is
held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. a1 the
20362 Birch St. facility. Call (949)
756-1211 for information.
Disc:owr the MCNts of Carbon
Canyon Regional Parle as you
walk through groves of beau1irul
Coastal Redwood trees every
Saturday at 8:30 a.m . Parking is
$4. Call (714) 996-5252 for more
Information.
TwTI SutvM>t-, • nonptoftt
organization encouraging
women who have been through
cancer treatment to e>eercise.
hosts ·walk and Talk• at 10 a.m .
the second and fourth Friday of
the month In front of
NIKEgodeu store In Fashion
laland. Members meet for lundl
after at Atrium court. It 11 free.
and all fltneaa levels ant
welcome. For more lnforma1ion,
call (949) 276-3888.
Newport Community CounMllng
Cent9r offers a wey to stop the
cycle of domestic violence
through the 1upport group In
SAF.E. ~ SAF.E. stands for
Mfety, awer.nea. faith and empowerment. The group m..m
Mondeyt from 8:30 to 8 p.m.
Free. For more Information, call
(949) 721-8079 •
..... .. llwtlld tD drop by the
city of Colt.a MeM Recna1ton
c.nter from 2 to 8 p.m. Monday
through Frlc:t.y for Indoor and
outdoor sport.a and ectMUee. The
Center It et 1880 Anaheim Ave.
for more lnform1tlon, cell (71•)
327-7680.
The Newport 8wtl w.tldne aub
meets st the COmef of Supet1or
and Hoepltal RQed In Newport
Baecti et 9:16 e.m. end 7 p.m.
everyd1y. For mort Information,
cell (949) 860-1332.
The Newport~ Cake
Decorating Club meets from 7 to
9 p.m. on Thurtday nlghta at
Superior and Hotpltal Road in
Newport Be1dl. for more
Information, call (949) 660-1332.
The Newport BNch City Hal it
dlaplaylng watercolor pelntlnga
by Juan Casado, Ned Par1ona,
Raymond Otia and.Jim
Teegarden through Merc:h 28 at
3300 Newport Blvd. For more
Information, call (949) 717·3870.
Th• Aan. of Bu.in ... s.mc.a
hoata a networking meeting that
deals with education
connections from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
on the second Tueaday of every
month at the Holiday Inn at 3131
Bristol St .. Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (949) 805-0011.
"Dlvo~: A New Beginning,•
a workshop for men and women
divoroed or getting d1voroed, is
held from 10 a.m . to 12:30 p.m. at
180 Newport Center Drive on the
third Saturday of every month.
Cost is $40. For more information,
call 644-0435.
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30 dmel <Mr two )Uri.
1be vlc:dm WU about 13 yeart
okl then and WU sent by b1a
faaiOy for coumeting aealont
With ~ becaule be bad "l»
havior problema and problema
with alcohol," according to the
complaint
The victim told omctals that
~ns touched hlm inappmprl-
ately and engaged in sexual acis
durtng these coumellng ses-
sions. Proeecuton say they also
, talked to three other vlctbna who
told omdala cyons had molested
them. .. .
"The three other victhns cor-
roborated the evidence we al-
ready had," said Michelle Emard.
spokeswoman for the OrJnge
County district attorney's omce.
The report says I¥>ns also
molested the victim~ brother
and that the two men reported
the alleged crimes to a repre·
aenradve of the Catholic Church
fn 1995. The victims said they
had at least three meetings with
Catholic Oiurcb oftidal&
Martin Benzoni. pastor of St.
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Channel Islands.
FaJt.h bas won two trophies. It
came In second one year and fifth
another year, Bruna Burbidge
said.
"'Jb1s time, we have a total of
six on board." she said.
Her friend Lorraine Moon said
she enjoys the event every year.
Her husband. Daml Moon. WU
on board Faith du.ring last year's
8269~
dined comment 'Ibe ~of
Onnp releued a ICltement uy-
tng 8'lhap 1bd Brown pllCed ~ oo~leave af.
ter bearina about the IDeptkm
from the Con Meia vlctim.
"It ii heart-wrenching that a
priest may have eOpaed In lllCb
~ milc:onduct warranting Criminal dwpl and U1 arrest..
the bishop l&kl In the atatement.
•it is our llncere hope that the
ty&tem of juatlce wll1 be upheld."
~DI WU held in <;.olta Mesa
Jail on Friday even1ng in§ $100,000 bail. He "echeduled
be arraigned Tuelday at Justice Center ID Newport
If convicted, ~na 6'ces up to
year1 and eight mon~ fn
prison. P.nwd said.
Sil.ek kid ft ii aJwaya a c!W-...
lenge for the police when crfnlWJ
are reported aeYenJ yean afWJ1 .they occur. . '
"With time, memories can '°b9)
eroded/ be said. "It could be!:>
problem, but I don't know If ~h ..
wW be a problem in this cue. II(
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safety end courta. She may be
reached et (949) 574-4228 Of by I I' 1, ,
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race. The mired couple bas lived ,, ,,
aboard thefr sailboat lo the I
OWlnel Islands for the last 13 1
she said " 1' years. -,. "This race Is great because. ftl)l
of all, It's just beautifUl out here, ' '
she said. "And then. when we go' '·
to Fnsenada. we party with the
sailors and just relax. lt'a perfect."
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aefety and courts. She mav be
reached et 1949) 574-4226 or by
e-mallet
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C.llfomlA /11lu CA/I will open
Monday at l!otblult Village
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between, C4llfimc1A J11ia C11fl
will have something to satisfy
your hunger in e healthy and
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Start your day off right with snacks to Its cusklalers. With 18
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flow to tnake the perfect 111atch
-. ~ationship expert Cynthia Freeman will lead
tWb se~ars in Costa Mesa in June on finding
~right significant other.
cir•• Wiison systems don't always match. Oahy Pilot . . "We are animals built to
When passionate
relationships end in
disagreement and couples
can't figure out why, it may be
because nature has an agenda au
its own.
Humans mate by smell, not with
the.bead, personal development
coa'th Cynthia Freeman said.
People sniff out partneNt with the
opposite immunities as their own,
sh~d Through this process of
natUral selection, offspring have 1he
best,chance of survival. But vdlue
procreate, although that is not why
we get married anymore," she said.
""lrst, we pick our partners on an
organic level, and then life gets in
the way."
To solve some of I.he differences
nature fails to consider, Freeman
~designed two intense 12-hour
seminars, "Seeking Singles" and
"Passionate Partners."
Forcing single peqple and
couples to be more honest about
their relauonships, panicipants take
a hard look. at their values and
belief systems, she said.
While Freeman says she bas
saved rpany maniages. 8onie
couples come to her seminar
engageli and then decide to break
up. Grateful to save themselves the
heartache and expense of a
wedding. they make a conscious,
not reactionary, decision that the
relationship is not what they want,
she said.
ln those cases. Freeman said
couples tell her, "lf we got married,
we would have both just spent the
whole time trying to fix each other.·
After years of leading seminars in
management and corpomte team
building. executives began to ask
Freeman's advice on their personal
relationships..
Relationships are the cause of the
greatest wounds, Freeman said, but
they are also the ltey to success in
FYI
-Cynthia Freeman·will be leading
two seminars. "Seeking Singles" -
on June 7 and .. Passionate
Partners" on June 8. Both take
place from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the
Westin South Coast Plaza. 686
Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (949) 707-4613.
almost ariy field.
"Al the core of all the work I do. 11
is all about improving and building
the be~t relationship'>. whelher with
a boss. employee. children. parem ..
or a spouse,·· she said.
When people express h,JV111g
problems at woric. Freerrum ...ud
one of the first areas she ClG11nu1l'"
is their 'iituation at home.
See MATCH, Page Al 5
'/Raymond} Kobler brought a level of professionalism to the string section, unity. sound and focw -
he's made a big difference solidifying the string section. It's ama::.ing what5 happen ed.·
Jim Medvltz, vice president of strategic planning and special projects for the symphony
~TESY Of HENRY DI ROCCO
ertrnaster Raymond Kobler leads the violins of the Pacific Symphony Orchestra at the Orange County Performing Arts Center.
:A lead.er and a mentor
By .$uzle Harrison ·
A U he has to do is walk across
the street for his job as
concertmaster for the Pacific
Syn)phony, but it is where his shoes
ha~ been during the past 40 years
t.baLbcinp global experience to the
~c Symphony.
..\Dd talldng to those who know
hbmakes It clear that they are
lopldng forward to Raymond
Kohler's upcoming perfonnance as a
soloist for the Padftc Symphony's
upcbming concert May 7 and 8 at
the Orange County Performing Arts
Ce:f\ter.
Jim Medvltz. vice president of
ltrllegic planning and speciaJ
pldfects for the symphony. said the
contttt series bas gone throt.tgb a
~e uansttion s.lnce Kobler ~aboard
TODAY
Violinist Raymond Kobler has served as
an inspiration to many members
of the Pacific Symphony Orchestra
•tcotier has brought his re&ident Alice Wrate, a vioUnist for
experleooe and training. He's the symphony. "He has so much
worked with some of the greatest experience, bis role has been as a
conductors." Medvltz said. "He's mentor to the string section.•
brought a level of profe$$1onalism to He has been a translator between
the string section, unJty. sound and the conductor and the string
focus -he's made a big difference teetJon, a great leader and the
solidifying the string section. ft'a sound of the strlnp has really
amazing what's happened." blossomed because of Kobler, she
He also said he bas been a great said
advocate for the otdlestra and •Qit1a, muskialu. everyone bas
classical music for the community. said that dley agree.· Wrote said
·1 bad been playlng with the JCobJer, concertmaster and
orchestra for four years when be principal violinlst with the
came into the picture -he bu Jent symphony for the last four years.
a lot to the on:bestra. the wttdom he mnaim modest about his
lmpa.JU ls amazing. .. said Newport acbJevementa.·
Earlier this month, Kobler wdS
honored as Outstanding Individual
Artist at the 2003 Arts Orange
County Awards. receiving the award
for his exemplary artisuc/musical
accomplishments. his msparation to
others and his contribuuon to
cultural Ufe in Orange County ·rve been lucky enough to work.
with great orchestras. which has
been instrumental in bringing my
experiences to others.~ Kobler said
"So 1 am lmpartlng that to that
extent. as well as from my teacher,
Josef Gingold, one of the moSt
respected teachers. who srudied
with Eugene Ysaye. -
Ysaye was the greatest v\otini t or
the early 19005, Kobler said.
•He was able to impart a lot of
history and knowledge." Kobler said.
SM LEADER. ha• A.15
TUESDAY
Cynthia
Freeman
has
designed
two intense
12-hoor
seminars on
finding the
nght mate.
THEATER
OCC revives
Jean Kerr's
work 'Poor
Richard'
By Tom TitU$.
S omewhere bad: in the mid-19605,
be1wren the mconsequencial comedy
of WMary, Mary" and the folksy novel
"Please Don't l'Alt the Daisies." playwright
Jean K.t>rr tested the waters. lf ever so
.,hghtly. of senous lheater. The result was
lhe qua. .. 1-drama "Poor Richard.-
Ab<;ent from the local theater scene for
more than three decades. ·11oor Rid:wd"
has returned a\ a project of the Orange
Coast LoUege Repertory Theater under the
direcoon of siudent Michael Cavinder. who
retains the pL1y's firm roots in the '60s in an
enjoyable. if somewhat unevm production. ·me "Richard. of the title is a thin1¥
disgwsed approximation of Dytan Thomas.
a poet from an unnamed pan of the British
t'iles revered for his lyrical tribute to his late
wife. bu1 a man who noW compounds
writer's block with a drinking problem. On
top of I.hat is an O\.'efriding feeling of guilt
that he rnamed his wife for capital gain
ralher than love. rran .. planted to Neo.v York's Greenwich
Village by his American agent -who
tnexplicabty assigns the secretary he
tum.self has a crush on to assast this rakish
L'hanner, whom she's admired since her
girlhood -Richard revm in the art o1
disconnection. The stage ls set for some
romantic fireworks. but Kerr ~ too polite
to lead her character"S too far afield
Probably the play's biggest ftaw IS
est.ablish.ing the poet as a raging drunk -
and then not allowmg him an actor's dream
<;eene to display this weakness.
Nevertheless.. Ben Draper excels in the tide
role with an iroruc wit and a aedibAe
accent. which serve him weD as be
attempts to establish his compticaUd
character.
As the adoring secrecuy. Kade McGuirt'
falls unusually 6at early on. only to catt:b
fire in the third act ~ this is an old
three-act play) when she wrestles with her
f~ and Richards -and~ ID tbe
bottle herself. By ~oking her Inner Ores
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swordplay. at wbic:h boch she and her
character are OYenDatdlled. McGuire could
amplify her oomaII dlect.
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THE CROWD
A celebration of survival
I t WU Ill emodon8l day at tbe me,•• Carter said. -'Ibey took the
Newport Beach Marriott manen.,. mey were faced wlth
Hotel 1be 20th annual and reecbed out to others."
Rainbow of Hope luncheoo and CMter went on to say that one
fasbion show produced by the of her moet polplant memories
Newport Harbor alumnae of of her aon Garrett's ordeal with
Delta Delta Delta attracted more cancer tnduded his comments
than 200 right before a swim meet.
.-------. gue$CS to CJise .Not having.my hair will make
funds for me swim fast.er,• Garrett said.
pediatric Garrett suMved cancer, has
cancer grown up and graduated from
resean:h and UC lMne. Ashley also suMved.
support. "Thank you ao much on behalf
Mtt I . . .•of all She chikb:en," Michelle .
c.ta', a Carter said. •Bwey dollar' and
mother of two every hour contributed to figbt
children pediatric cancer makes a
diagnosed d.i.fference. .. B. W. COOK wtth pediatric The luncheon fashion snow,
cancer shared chaired by Wendy Sbltr with
her story. Tuars O<JWM in the support from SI-. Wlcbler,
audience at the Maniott Dlmn I.educ. 1henu Sperle,
•If not for the efforts of two Dawn s.tber, Dr. Sue Cm.
doctors, my children would not Debbie Gn71tOu. lad Contlmt.
be alive today,• c.arter told the Heidi Ptb•w+m, Mmprtta
crowd McLmghlln......,
Dr. MJtchell c.alro of e.umprtner, a.ryt
Columbia UnJversity, New Yott. Butta MN1h and Michele
and Dr. Stuart Siepl at Jobmon raised $16,000, which
Oilldren's Hospital of Los Angeles will be donated to the Pediatric
were praised by Carter for Cancer Research Foundation.
helping to save her son Genett Attending the event, which
and her daughter Alhley, both included fashJons provided by
stricken with pediatric cancer. stores at Fashion Island and
Garrett Carter was diagnosed modeled by TH Delta alumnae
a t the age of 8, and some yea.rs and their children, were Clndy
later, Ashely Carter was Budde, PMlla DlcboJl. s.nh
diagnosed with cancer at age 15. Grlftln. Mlrt smptn>, Patricia
MJcheUe Carter shared her and S'buon 'letrault and Patti
anguish with the audience, Edwards.
tempered by an overriding
optimism. • na: ~appears Thul'9days
·My children never asked 'Why and Saturdays.
Posing together are friends and supporters Sharon Wohl, Patti
Edwards, Heidi Frazee, Andrea Betzler and Polly Culp.
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learning and fun! Explore arts and culture from
around the world through art-making workshops
and pcrformanc.cs. Listen to folk talcs and stories
from Latin America presented by Ysamur Flores.
Complimentary snacks and ·balloons arc provided.
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Orange County.
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t..TIOer epltng ~ .Folt Songs "'the Woltd:" will be given at 7 t-m. Mondllv 9t N9Wp0t't Mesa
Chrltdln Center. The coneett will
be performed bv the ftve cholra of
the high 8Cftool under the
df rec:don of Jon Undfora and
9CCilt>m11**11d bv Kathryn KJeln.
tonga, Which come from
, Mexico, South Afri~ ..,,!\Ml.,. ann Macedonia, wlll be
In EnglW\ and In their
lnaf languages. The grand
will be the combined cholra
nglng "Th9 Battle t-fymn of the
bile;" Tidteta for the concert
be purd\aled at the high
oof'• ntodated student body
ndow or at the door. The
rt·Mffa Christian Center la
at Fair Drive end Newport
Boulevard. For more information,
call the high l<hool et (714)
424-8700.
' ORANGE COUNTY
POETRY FESTIVAL
The aecond Orange County
Poetry Futlval is going on
through the month of April with a
variety of events throughout
Orange County. For information
about eventa end locations. call
(714) 664-6526 or visit
www.OCl)Ntryfestiv•l.com. Moat
eventa are ftee.
MUSIC
JAZZ BY FRANK POTENZA
Gultarilt, composer and educator
Frank Potenza malcea hla Scott's
f
-seafood Jazz Ctub debut wtth the
Shelly Berg Quartet featuring Red
Holloway today at 7:30 and 9-.30
at Founder'• Hall. Tidteta are $46
for the late ahow and $49 f0t the
•rtv performance. The Center la
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
esa. For more information, call
14) 740-7878.
~·s ORQUESTAATAGON
r the rich sounds of Orqueata
: Aragon at 8 p.m. May 3 et the
: ••relay Theatre. For more than 60
~rs. this legendary ensemble
,.....Jlaa introduced the sounds of
Cuban jazz to countries around
the world. Ttdteta are $35 and $29
and are available through the
Barcley box office at (949)
854-4646.
sount COAST PLAZA'S
APRILMUSIC
The Push plays world music on
today, and Keny Getz plays pop
on Sunday at South Coast Plaza.
All performances are et 2 p.m.,
except the April 6 perfonnance,
whictt la et 4 p.m. South Coast
Plaza ia at 3333 Bear St, Co.ta
Mesa. Call (714) 432-7864.
IL lROVATORE
Opera Pacfflc present.a Verdi'• ·11
Trovatore" in Segerstrom Hall.
Pefformaocee are et 7:30 p.m .
Monday through May 4, with a
Sunday show at 2 p.m . Tidtets
.. 112010 *25. The~
County Pwform6ng Ml c.ar .. • eoo Town Center o.tw. lnformldon: (714) 648-eOOO.
WNNEll DEUGHr
~ CMetopher O'fU19v,. Ven
CNbum medaA9t. we. perlom\ •
with ~from tM P8dftc
Symphony In "Vltnneee Delight."
pert of dte c.f6 Ludwig at
Founder's Halt ..... The
~laat2p.m. Sundey.
Founden Hall It. tM Orange
County P9tionnlng Arb Center,
800 Town Center Drfve. Tiet~
are $36 and $45. lnfonnatlon:
(7t4175M799.
~IEMITY' The Pacific Symphony plays a
prog,.m of Aulelan WOtb on
May 7 and I 9t the Orange
County ~Ing Alta Center.' TJle dtvertlmento from
Stravtnsky't "The fairy KM7
writlen on the 35th innlvereary of
T~tdeath,and
Prokofiev'• Violin Concafto No. 1
Pf'9()ede T~t •SMn
lake" ballet aulte. Tidteta cost
from $19 to $69. The Center la et
600 Town Center Drive, eoet.
Mes.a. lnfonnation: (714)
766-5799.
MARC-ANDRE tWEUN
Canadian planitt end compoMr
Man>Andre Hamelin will perfocm
at 7:30 p.m. May 8 in Founders .
Hall. Herbert Glass wiH give a
preview at 6:46 p.m. Tidtets are
$49. Foundeta Han is et the Orange
County P9rfonning Alta Center.
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. Information: (714) 766-6799.
NEILSEOAKA
Pop legend Neil Sedak.a joina the
Pacific Symphony opt In c:onoert In
5egerstrom Hall et 8 p.m. May 9
and May 10. Tidteta co.t $26 to
$80. Segerstrom Hall is et the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center, 600 Town Center Drive,
Costa Meaa. Information: (714)
75&-5799.
PMISSA NtJO THE
OASTAN ENSEMBLE
The Philharmonic Society of
Orange County is preaenting the
Pariasa and Daste" Eneemble in
concert et 7 p.m. May 11 et the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center. Tldtets cost $100, $59,
$65, $40, $29 and $19 et can be
purchased at the Center'• Box
Office at (714) ~TWI. The
Center Is et 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa.
OCC SYMPHONY
The Orange Coast College's
Symphony will dose Its 42nd
eeason at 7:30 p.m. May 11 wtth
a performance featuring worb
by composera Muuorg1ky,
Rave! and Beethoven. The
concert II In OCC'• Robert e.
MOOnl ThMtnt. ll<*eb are $10
to $6 and are available at the
Community Education Office.
Information: (714) 432-5880. occ "at 2701 Fairview Road.
CostaMeN.
SOPRANO 1SA8E1.
BAYRAl<DMIM
Soprano INbel Bayrakdarlan wlft
debut In the Orange County
Performing Arts Center's Voices
In Song ..n .. et 7:30 p.m. May 10
in Founder'• Hall. Sh9 won ftm
prize In the p~ Pladdo
Domingo 2000 •0pera11a•
competition. Tidteb .,. seo and
T1'e .oft faldl d~ ..... ......,._
CDfM ii\ .. ,.,, fllllrtc:I ........ ,.... COM•,__,.
STREET DANCERS ,
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are available at the Center box
office or onllne at
www.ocpac.org. The Center is at
600 Town Center Drive. Costa
Mesa. Information: (714)
756-5799.
TCHAIKOVSKY'S
'SWAN LAKE' BAU.ET
Conductor Cart St Clair leads the
Pacific Symphony Orchestra in
excerpts from Tc:tialkovaky's
•swan lake" at 3 p.m. May 10 as
part of the orc:tiestra's Clauical
Connections aeries. Tidteta are
$32 to $50. Orange County
Parforming Arts Center, 600 Town
Center Drive. Information: (714)
755-5799.
.OCC'S GUrTAR ENSEMBLE
Orange Coa11 College's Guitar
Ensemble, under the direction of
The State
Street
Ballet of
Santa
Barnar a
win
perfOfm
"Balroom, •
a salute to
the swing
era, on
May 3at
the
Orange
Coast
College
Robert B.
Moore
Theatre,
2701
Fairview
Road.
COURTESY Of
OAANGE
COAST
COi.LEGE
Joe Poshek, will perform a
col)Cert at 8 p.m. May 10 In OCC's
Fine Arts Recital Hall. Tldtets are
$7 to $5. OCC Is at 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. Information:
(714) 432--6880.
MUSIC AT THE TEE ROOM
The Martt Davidson Trio, with Ron
Eadlete on guitar, performs at 8
p.m. Fridays at ttie Tee Room.
3100 Irvine Ava., Newport Beach.
$10 cover. (949) 756-0121.
JAZZTRtO
Gulfstream Restaurant in
Newport Beach presents a jazz
trio Sunday through Wednesday
as regular entertainment et 8SO
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m. Monday through
Wednesday. (949) 718-0188.
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio~ e>l'M8nta
Monday Night Jama from 7 to 11
p.m. every week. "w.ntad"
~na inctuc:M guitar pfayera,
beat pf ayers, tJngera, drumtnef'a,
keyboardists and other'I et 100
Main St, Newport Beac:h. "-9.
(949) 875-neo.
IU-.A GWA WEEKEND JAZZ.
Watt. lakot.e and ()avid Alcantar,
the New York Jau Connection
Duo, play et Mamma Gina et 251
E. Coast Highway In Newport et 8
p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and
at 7 p.m:Sundaya and Mondays.
Diana Ditti join• the duo on
vocals on Mondays. It's free.
Information: (949) 573-9500
MUSIC AT TKE GRIJ.:
The Btuewster Gntl offers live
music Friday end~ nights.
Greg Morgan, Nidt Pepec' and Kelty
Gofdien (known aa MPG) perfonn
claalC rodr. R&B and IWing et 8:30
p.m. Frldays. MaNln Gt9gory and
MPG will perlorm d8llic rc>c*.
swing and R&.8 at 8:30 p.m.
Saturdays. The restaurant is at 630
Udo Part Drive, Newport Beadl.
Free. (949) 676-3474.
MUSIC AT THE PEUCAH
The Rusty Petlcan offens the
music of Common Ground from
Wednesday through Sunday. The
band performs from 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesday end Thursday, from
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and
Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m.
Sunday. The restaurant is at 273S
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Free. (949) 642·3431.
MUSIC AT PLAYERS
Players restaurant is now offering
live music from 9 p.m. to
midnight every Friday and
Saturday. Players is at 512 W. 19th
St., Costa Mes.a. No cover charge.
(949) 646-5615.
WEEKEND MUSIC
Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant
In Newport Beach presents Jesse
on the sax on Friday and
Saturday evenings and Sunday
for brunch. The program features
all your favorites on the
saxophone. Anthony's is at 151 E.
Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425.
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~MD FLAMENCO
Tai. 5, a~ rodl and Motown
Kt. petfonne at 9 p.m. Saturdays
et Ca"'*<>'a Rhleofante. 3620 E.
Coett Highway, Corona def Mar.
Soto guitarist Ken Sandel'I
perlonn9 daak:al flamenco
tuMI et 7:30 p.m. 1'uMdaya and
Sundays. Free. (949) 876-1922.
SATURDAY NIGHT R&8
Gerald llhlbahi and the Stone
Bridge Band play rodt and R&B et
9 p.m. Seturdaya et Sutton ~
Hotel's Trianon Lounge .. 4500
MacArthur Btvd., Newport Beactt.
free. (949) 476-2001.
STAGE
'INTO THE WOODS'
The Newport Hatix>r High Theatre
Atta Department will pteSent •into
the Woode" at 2 p.m. today at the
Robert B. Wantz Theetre. at 15th
Street and Irvine Avenue. Newport
Beedl. Tlckets are $20.
lnformatlon: (9"49) 51!H>34l
IMPftOV AT OCC
Orange Coast College is
presenting a unique and hilarious
improvisalional prodUdion under
the dtredion of OCC theater
·professor Alex Golson. The 40-to
60-minute production is modeled
after the popular improvisational
TV show. '"Whose Line is it
Arrywayr Performances are
sdleduled for 6 p.m May l2 and 1
p.m. May 13 in the Orama Lab.
Adm1sslon is free. OCC is at 2701
Fairview Road in Costa Mesa For
1nformat1on, call (714) 432-5640
ext. 5
'RELATIVELY SPEAKING'
·Relatively Speaking· will be
performed at the South Coast
Repertory at the Jultanne Argyros
Stage through Apnl Tic:kets cost
from $19 to $54. South Coast
Repertory is at 655 Town Center
Onve in Costa Mesa For t1c:kets
call (714) 7o8-5555 or visit
www scr.org.
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"lndmete ~;.drama
eout an Alrtc:an American ..am.,... In 1808. her diWfgeflt
.. Md the low ehe finds
1tvough her i.a.ra. on the
Segeratrom _.through May
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Co.t Bepettory 11 tt eM Town,
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'POOR RICHMD'
Jeen Ken''a bltl.wsweet 1964
romantic comedy "Poor Richard"
endt fta nm on Sunday in Orange
COMt Coflege't Drema L.b
Studio. Cu11aln la 8 p.m.
• Seturdeye and 2 end 7 p.m. on
Sundays. Tldtett are $8 end f'1
• Md be purchaMd by calllng (714)
432-6840, OCC la at 27ot. Fairview
Roed, Com Mesa.
'8HERLOCK HOLMES' lN SONG
"Shettodc Holmee & the G'8nt Rat
• of Sumatra; • umv musical by Tim
Kelty end Jedc Shertdev, will be
staged Mav 8 through 11 end 16
through 18 In the Drama Lab
Theetre et Orange Coast
Community College. Pwfonnancet
Witt be at 8 p.m. Thuf'9days
through Saturdays and 2 p.m . on
Sundays. Advance tidceta cost $10
for adults and $1 for students end
seniors. l1cbta will be $12 and $8
at the door. OCC is at 2701 Fairview
Roed, Costa Mesa. lnformatlon:
(714) 432-5880.
ART
'ZINE SCENE' •
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(. Don't Forget the
"Zlne Scene,• an exhibit of zlnes
organized by the Cranbrook Art
Museum, will be on display
through Sunday at the Orange
County Museum of Art's Satellite
Gallery, South Coast Plaza, 3333
Bristol St, Costa Mesa. Zlnes ere
publication• -like magazines -
created by people or small
groups. Museum hours are 10
a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through
Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m . Saturday
and 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m . Sunday.
Free. (949) 769-1122.
Home Tourl
Next Thursday, May 1st
1 O:OOam to 3 :OOpm
Tour six spectacula homes, a beautiful garden
and have lunch on the bayl
Tickets are $45 each and are a~llable at:
Brett's Photo Express. 287 E. 17th St. (949) 722-0611
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OCC ART AUCTION
Art that will be auctioned to
benefit Orange Coat College's
Frank M. Doyle Arts Pavilion wlli
be on display today, Sunday and
May 1 and 2 at the Blue Square
Gallery, 355 Old Newport Blvd.
will have an art auction to benefit
the college's Frank M. Doyle Arts
Pavilion. OCC will h~d Its benefrt
auction from 6 to 9 p.m . May 3 in
the lobby of the college's new
S16-million Arts Center.
Information: (714) 432-5707.
'ORANGE COUNTY
TASTEMAKE.RS'
Bredford J. Salamon will unveil
his series of 36 portraits of people
within the Orange County ert
acene that are making a
difference in Its evolution at an
artist's reception from 8 to 9 p.m .
M•v 17. The exhibition will run
through June 15 at the Blue
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• Pianist Marc-Andre Hamelin will make his Center debut at
7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 8, in Founders H~ll. 600 Town
Center Drive. This extraordinarily accomplished artist will
perform Mozarfs Sonata No. 10 in C major, Schumann's
Fantasiestilcke, selections from Szymanowski's 20
Mazurkas and Albenits Iberia, Book Ill. Tickets are $49
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-and on sale now at the Center box office. For information,
call (714) 556-2746.
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Blvd., Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 548-1101.
DANCE
THE BAU.ET MONTMARTE
The Ballet Montmarte will present
a mixed program of classical and
contemporary ballet works at 4
p.m. Sunday at the Barclay
Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive,
Irvine. Tidcets are $18 and are
available only at the Barclay box
office. Reservations: (949)
854-4646.
'ENEMY BEHlND THE GATES'
Phlldanco, a Philadelphia dance
company, is bringing the ballet
·enemy Behind the Gates· to the
Irvine Barclay Theatre at 8 p.m.
today. Tidcets are $35 and $30,
half price for full-time students
with valid ID. Information: (949)
854-4646.
SWING ERA SALUTE
The State Street ballet of Santa
Barbara will perform "Ballroom,#
a salute to the Swing Era, at 8
p.m. May 3 at Orange Coast
College's Robert B. Moore
Theatre. Tidcets cost from $37 to
$31. OCC is at 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. Information:
(714) 432-5880.
STUDENT DANCE CONCERT o,..nge Coast College's Dance
Department will host its 40th
annual Student Dance Concert at
8 p.m. today at the Robert B.
M oore Theatre, featuring
• n •• modern, jazz, tap, ballet, Middle ., .• ,
Eastern and flamenco dance. , .. 1 Tidcets are $13, for information, '
call (714) 432·5880. OCC is at 2701 '' '' •
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
FIESTA LATINA CELEBRATION •
Orange Coast College will stage" •
its fourth annual Fiesta Latina
Celebration on May 8 and 9.
One-hour public performances
are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. May
8 and 10:30 a.m . and noon May
9 at the Robert B. Moore
Theatre. Admiuion la free. OCC
is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. Information: (714)
432-5506, ext. 4.
THE EIFMAN BALLET
The dynamic and innovative
Eifman Ballet of St. Petersburg
returns under the direction of
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Bori Eifman in "Tchaikovsky -, , ,,
The Mystery of Life and Death"
May 16 through 18 at the Orangd ' • •
County Performing Arts Center, ) '
• I 600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. Tidcets cost $20 to $65
and are available at the Center
box office or by calling (714)
740-7878.
PRIMA BA1J.ERINA
CYNTHIA GREGORY
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Prima ballerina Cynthia Gregory •1
will be the featured speaker at
Ballet Pacffica's inaugural
Signature Event at 11 a.m. May 15
in the Grand Ballroom of the Four
Seasons Hotel in Newport. The • .., •
gala luncheon will be a
retrospective of Gregory's
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best iraits. and that's what one
tries to do when one
-is bring out each in . dual..
Ko Jet said he was honored
that colleagues thought of
him Its mentor. ·r been playing with the
orcb tra for 17 years." Robert
Sch tzky of Newport Beach
said. t:ay is an Incredible player
with incredible amount of
experience from being with the
San Francisco Orchestra for 18
years. He treats the rest of the
musicians as equab and with
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do a story on the celebrated
wordsmith b nicely played by
David Reider. The show's
predomlnant display of
pyrot.ecbnics. however. comes in a
brief but biting cameo by Jennifer
Drake as the writer's embittered
slster-in·law. incensed by
Richards refusal to attend his late
wifes memoriaJ rites.
Set in OCCs Studio Theater,
where scenic etfects often veer
toward the bare minimum, "Poor
Richard" offers a splefldidJy
designed and delaiJed setting
created by Andrea Mueller.
Andrew Vonderschmltt's
weD-dlosen lighting effects
enhance the shows physical
charm.
"Poor ruchard" is not one of the
plays for which the recently
deceased Jean Kerr will ultimately
be remembered. Yet the 00::
production has Its moments of
clarity-primarily from Draper
and Drake -which succeed in
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
~a Kings~ .Mc;icklia elominate
tcher tosses three-
er, homers and drives
four to personify
rona del Mar's big day
Laguna Beach.
~!U'-1•1..nBP.AOi -Co,rona del Mil
'lbc:ld MackJln played the lead·
role in the Sea Kings' 15-1 PacUlc
Leque baseball victory at La-
Beach Friday. But, in addition to
complete-game three-hitter on the
und and his 3-for-4, four-RBI per-
~~aan,ce at the plate, the junior rlgbt-
"Cl"'1id1er also played personal metaphor
for what Ls becoming a memorable
league campaign for Coach John
E.mme's squad.
•everything just came together,"
Macklin said after
his all-around
artistry, which In-
cluded a second-
inning solo
homer and a sea-
son-high • nine
strikeouts.
The same
could be said for
CdM 16 the first-place Sea
lag. e..ch 1 Kings (11-6. 7-2
in league), who
: have won six
Straight PCL contests and take a one-
tpne lead over Calvary Olapel inlO
ilat week's two-game series with the
~es. beginning Tuesday at CdM.
:. Calvary was the last league team to feat CdM. a 12-4 verdict March 28.
Since then. the Sea Kings have out-
4CJ>red PCL foes a combined 56-15.
11'e margin is 46-10 the last four
league games, including Tuesday's 9-3
triumph over the Breakers (5-11. 3-6).
who lost all three games to the Sea
Kings this spring. by a combined 33-5
count
When asked about the prospect of
t'\lllllPl8 &'ftlY ~_tlH;.PCL competi-tion,l!mme amneet bh5adJy and, per-
haps diplomatically, acknowledged
that is the goal.
Emme said some dugout banter by
the lkeaUrs ln 'l\Jesday's game abo
served to motivate his team Friday.
"We had some difficulty with the
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STEVE McCRANI< I DAILY PILOT
Corona del Mar's Todd Mackhn delrvers a prtch in Friday's Pacific Coast League game at Laguna Beach. Macklin held
the Breakers to one run, while tossing a complete-game three-hrtter. He also had a big day at the plate.
(chatter) that went on Tuesday and we
wanted to make a statement today.·
Emme said "We wanted to focus '>Ome
anger we had on the baseball game."
Josh Bradbury delivered the first salvo
with tus bat with one out in the first.
when he launched an opposite-fleJd
homer well over the soua Ji&tlt·field
fence to give the Sea Kings the lead.
Laguna an~ered with a run on two
hits in the first. but CdM quickly es·
tablished control. sendmg 13 tuuers ro
the plate and scoring seven runs m the
second.
Maclc.lin led off the outburst by
yanking an inside fastball onto the
football field. beyond the left-field
fence. for a solo homer. Nick Palchi-
koff foUowed with a single and Wess
Presson reached on an error. allowing
Danny Marin Finn and Ryan Rhodes
to dnve in rune, with a single and dou-
ble, respectively.
Keith Long followed with a two-run
single and. after a pair of walks loaded
the bases. Macklin grounded a two-
run single through the hole to make it
8-1.
Then, Macklin, who improved to
3-2. went to work.. facing just 11 hitters
JUNIOR COLLEGE MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
over the next three hitless innings (one
of whom reached on an error).
CdM erupted for another seven-
spot in the fifth, when the first nine
hitters reached safety. Barren Sprowl,
Palchikoff, Presson and Marin-Finn
had RBI singles to fuel the surge. with
Presson's bingo driving in two ruQI.
Long also plated a run on a sacrift'Ce
fly en route to going 3 for 5 with two
RBis and scoring twice.
Palchikoff was 2 for 3 wtth an RBI
and rwo runs and Marin-Finn went 2
S.. SEA KINGS, Pa1e B4
Orange Coast falls to Pierce in five
Pirates led, 2-0, but top-ranked
Brahmas rally to knock them out
in state semifinal match.
LONG BF.ACH -For the fourth consecutive year.
LA Pierce College bas thwarted Orange Coas!'s
chance for ~··volleyball glory.
It happened again Friday, u the top-ranked Brah-
mas defeated the Pirates, 30-27, 30-28, 26-30, 24-30,
ll·lS, ln a atate aemlflnal match at Long Beach City
College. wtUcb lasted 2 * boura.
• DespJte the loss, OCC Coach Clluck O.nenese ap-
plauded the effort of bis team.
•lt was one of the best matches since I've been (at
Coast)," Cutenese aa.kL •1 was pleaaed to see bow far
we got with the state we'w been In."
lnjunes plagued Coast throughout the
sea.son, but the Pirates didn't give up. ao; evt·
denced by their five-game loss Friday.
Sophomore outside hiner Poyer Po1a tal
Ued a team-high 27 kills followed by 13 from
Kaimana Kamalani.
Setter Mike Murphy had 51 assists and four
service aces to go with Levi Luster's four solo and two
assisted blodcs. Kaione Scott a.massed 17 dJgs.
OCC (17-6) rallied from a 26-22 deficit in Game 2
to win and take a 2-0 lead.
But Pierce sh~ why it hass won the pMt three
state championships by settling in and forcing Coast
to go the distance, something Cutenese -in his
12th year with the Pirates-didn't want to do.
"With the condition we were in, we had to beat
them wlthin three or four games,· Cutenese said
"They were stronger and healthier. We had
some opporturuties that we didn't take ad-
'flllltage of and lost our composure ln Game
3. which I can't explain why."
Poia played through tendinitis ln his
l<.nees for the past month while KamaJani
suffered from a sore back.
"We had some good sldeouts in Game 3 and if we
had served aggressively. we could have done some
damage in the early in Game 4. They took the lad
oft' an unforced enor by us In the fifth game and got
an early lead. lt is bard to come back when you're
playing only to 15."
Sophomore Setiam Allah entered the middle of
Game 3 and gave OCC a boost with nine kills and
had only one hitting error during stints in the final
two games.
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLE IE OF THE WEEK
Though small in stature, Costa Mesa junior le«f has
emerged as the big m on the bump for Mustangs.
Aon 28 hotlof ..
NICK SCHAUMBURG
Saturday, Apnl 26. 2003 Bl
HIGH SCHOOL
TRACK AND FIELD
St .. Gerite,
Bjelland .
ready for
breakout
CdM freshman. Mesa junior,
among other locals in
today's Orange County
Ch"-mpionships.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Piiot
MISSION VIEJO -The Orange County
1iaclt and Field Championships Is some·
times used as the springboard to gather mo·
mentwn that carries into the season's dos·
ingweeks.
Such is the case for many of the Newpon ·
Mesa athletes who will be compenng m the
Orange County Ownpionships today at
Ttabuco Hills High.
Corona del Mar freshman Anne St. Geme
and Costa Mesa junior Om.seine Bjelland
will compete in the girls 1.600 meters at
10:38 a.m. St. Geme, whose personal record
in the 1.600 is 5:07. is prepared to make a
name for herself in the race, while B1elland
plans to show hO\\-far along she has come
from an injured tup m the fall.
BjeUand "wanned up" for the Orange
County Championships by winning three
events and leading Costa Mesa to a dual-
meet victory over crosstown rival Estancia
Thursday.
·She looked real good (Thursday)." Mesa
Coach Glenn Mitchell said. ·she's been
working her tail off .... I'm aruoou.s to Stt
what she'll look lik.e (today)."
Mitchell is also excited to see senior
$baron Day. who ~ attempt .10 ~ her awn Orange County record ·1n high
jump. which is 6 feet. 2 Inches. The high
jump is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. Senior
Rhondi Naff (triple and long 1ump) juniors
Cas.sey Bnclt (300 hurdles and long jump)
and Stacey Krikorian (400) will also compete
for the Mesa girls.
Senior Zach Powell. who will race in the
800, along with 1,600-and 3200-meter run-
ners Marco Huipe and c.artos Ibarra will re-
present the Mustang boys squad. as will sen-
ior Danny Krikorian (long and oip&e JUffip).
Also on the boys side. Estanoa senior Hum·
berto Rojas will attempt to 6rush under 9'.26
to break the school record in the 3.200 at 4': 1 o
p.m. Sumner said he is interested to see how
CdM junior Chris Ringstrom will react as he
will be pushed in the 200 and 400 meters.
Junior Kevin Artz plans to show his steady rise
in the Orange Colmty ranb in the 800 and
1.600. while sopbooxn ~ \\bog rom-
petes in the pole vault for the Sea Kings.
For the CdM girls. sophomore Melissa
Swigert (200, 400 and both relays), along
with junior Sara Claster (400) will an.empt to
achieve personal records, as will senior
Becky Cummins (3.200).
1be Newport Harbor gjrls are led by jun-
ior Ellz.abeth Oaytoo. who is bad aft.er sit-
ting out the past three weeks with a shin in-
jury. She will compete in the triple jump and
100 hurdles, while senior Amy 8urlingbam
will race in the 400 and both relays.
The Newport Harbor boys along with
~ Hill will also be competing today.
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~oning an ERA he
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I But. be admits that whJle he
ba; pltched since he 6rst ~~playing the game, two ~ctors have helped him
rovtde a bigger presence on
emound.
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SPORTS
la another factor thla eeuon.
said Peterlon, whole buic
approach la. wen. buk:.
"I want to go after hltten
and get ahead by tbrowtng a
ft.rat-pitch strike,• he aakl •r
l1U to Ute cbe fastball to set up
my other pltchen. And my
cutter letl up my .Uder. •
Petenon'a ability to aet up.
then n:tow clown bitten,
produced 14 strlbouts In a
complete-game Golden West
League win aver Estancia April
4, just one shy of the school's
20-year-old 6ingle-game
record.
Deats spoke of another
game, hpwever. as. perhaps.
Peterson's defining moment
thus far.
~.last year and thJs year. I've been able to
thinp out when I'm on the mound." he said.
jlt'a just me. Nate (Hwtter, ru., tru.md catcher! and
the hitter. I have that kind of concentration on every
pitch. now. I'm not sure how it happened. I th.ink it
~ happened naturally."
"I remember the Santa Ana
game, which WU the first
game he was taken out.· Deats
said. •He was [peeved!. He didn't take the loss in
the game, but be was upset he didn't get it done.·
Heading lnto Friday's start against Golden West
League-leading Ocean View, be bad finished the
job in aD three of his victories, Including sJamm.ing
the door on Bolsa Grande last week.
· The addition of a cutter -a fastball that tails -
"I knew they weren't having such a good year,
but I just wanted to go after them,# Peterson said.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS TRACK RESULTS
Thurwc»ylr rN4J/tJ
Pdlc eo..t LNgue BOYi
CdM 71. Noithwood ISi
100 -1 Egen (Nl. n 0, 2 Qilhon (CdMI,
l1 1, 3 Yun (N), 11.3.
200-1 RillQltrom (CdM). 22.0; 2. Egan
INI. 22 8; 3. Mom. (CdM), 23 O
400-1 Ringetrom (CdMI, 50 9, 2 Tre,o
INI. 52 4, 3 Morris (CdMI. 53 2
llOO -1 Alu (CdM). :l-o5, 2 BoysJn (NI,
21>9 1, 3 McAithur (NI, 2 10 9
1,800 -1 Mz (CdMI, 4 39, 2 Boylin (N),
4.40.8, 3. Rud1nica (CdM), 4 47.7.
3.200 -1. It Wong (CdMI, 10:25.3; 2
W..dnet (CdM), 10'~ 9, 3 Rud1n1ca ICdMI. n :059
400 n118V -1 CdM 1c..nau111. Moms,
0.lhon. Rmg•roml. ~ 8
1,llOO relay-1 CdM (Artz, 8o<comen
Mom.. RingltrOml. J 32 3
nOHH -1. k.Ryat (NI. 18 5, 2 Y\Jn (NI.
18.5, 3. Teylor CNI. 172
JOOIH -1. Yun IN), 42 4; 2 Taylor CNI,
~7.3 MdCM(CdMl.480
HJ -1 Minerd (CdM) 6-6, 2 Bede (CdMI
M,3~1NI.~
U -1. o.llton (CdM), 18-11, 2 So CN)
18-1~ 1 ~,edidl (NI. 17-0Y.,
tJ -1 OiUt0n (CdM), :5-5\ol, 2. "-'-tiedid> (N), 37-lO; J. Selwey (Nl. 37·7
( F'V -1. A. Wong !CdMI, 13-0; 2 Yould
ICdMl. 12-8, 3. ltlel Prectwl ICdMI end ltrthertin !CdM), 11.a
SP -I fw.t.nb (ti),~ 2 V. ..... •'Qntd ~).'64-1,3. TUtbcJowCCdMl.40-5
t OT -I F•1rtwlnb (NI, 140 1 2 Uio INI.
l20· l0, 3 Roboe ICdMl, 119-6
Girls ec... •. Nonttwood 57
100 -I Ton (N), 12 8, 2 Mof'91111 (CdMI.
t3 4, 3 Oonen (CdMI. 13 •
200 -I SW199n ICdM), 2tl 2. 2 MO<Qen
lCdM), 275, J Montoe (NI. 18 1
400-1. S~ 1CdMI, 1001 2
w..dner (CdM), 11>2 5, J W.O.. CNI. 1 03 7
IOO -1. St. Getne (CdM), 2 25.6, 2 Cuylllr
fCdMI, 2.28.0; 3. St_,. (NI. 2:28 2
1,llOO -I. SL Geme CCdM), 5:18 0, 2 r••eon IN). S:21, 3 Cuyler lCdM), 5:35.8
I~=~ -I Feraoo (N). 12 14, 2 KaU..n
,........1, 12:30, 3 K.ewin. lCdM), 12'51
lOOH-1 ICon(Nl.1711;2 Geseln(N), ns. 3 M IN-(CdMI, Ill 5
JOOti -1. a-in (NI. 52 2. 2 Oeocy (NI.
'2 2. 3. Sltnf (CdM), S3A
400 reley -1. CdM (Kremer. Menning,
~· Swlgenl. 515
r ... 1:800 reley -I CdM (Cl-. St. Geme,
--· Mofvllnl. 4 14 4 HJ -1. Fi.hef (CdM), •-8, 2. Fre~ ICdMI. 4-3; 3. ~ (CdM). «.
W -1 Ton (NJ, 15-11'., 2 Geroe IHI.
'4-6, 3. Wey (CdMI. 1 .. H~
TJ -l Wey (CdMI. JO 11 lo\; 2 Gerae (NI, ~111.3 IMltelNl.29 lY•
F'V -1 Nguyen (CdM), 7,., 2. Cllulde
(CdMI. H , J. none.
SP -1 AebrWbMnc (N), 34-3, 2 Wilbum
fCdM), 2&-2. 3 L VW>Od (CdM), ~I
OT -1 Upemmb (N). 12S-9, 2. Atune
~ .. .,, INI. 90-10; 3 L. Wood (CdMI, fT1 2
I S.. View L!!a&ae
Boys
Wa a A r\dge -. Newpoot.,.
100 -\ G,_ (Wl, 11.17; 2 W.IQ< (NHI.
"5. 3 Jon Won (W), 12 07
200 -I. Walt.et (NHI. 13 3'. 2 Mictstott• IWI. 23 ..,, 3. Hunt.f IWI. 24.38
400 -1. Trec:y INHI. 53 0, 2 Mldstotke twl. 53 II; 1 Huni.r (W), IWl.22
IOO -1. ~ (Wl. 2'.05.12, 2. ·
~I INHI. 2070, 3 Nel90f' IWI.
}1098 ',eoo -1 Hedden IWI. • 379: 2
1'00l\Y ........
College -c.I Si.te Nol'1hfldge 91 UC
ltviM, II p.m.; Venguerd 91 'Wilstmont,
rioon. Community college -Onlnge ~
It Futterton. noon.
High ldlool -OcNt'I ..,,_ • eo.t.e
.... noon. .....
Colleve -v.n;u«d IC 8lol9. noon.
High ldlOOI -Cotta Meu YI. Mono
9-v In Am:t1o Gr.nde Toul'Nl1*1t. I
m.
•:A..imlnt Comtnunltv con.ge -Otanoe coeec 9-0Jenee Empire Col .._•a
Chemoiooehtpe. • s.d~ Cohoe.
Urt1.1..,fftegu1 INHI. • 470; 3 Miiier (NH),
449 55
3.200 - 1 Mt .... (NH), 10:26..47. 2 ~
IW), ~27..4, 3. Megen. (W), 1':33.0
400 reley -t Woodbndge, '5. 1
1.eoo reley-not competed.
110HH -1. N1kaefet (WI. 17.14; 2.
Hertefleld INHI. 177, 3 Meredith (NH),
2075.
JOOIH -I NldMfet (WI. 43.25, 2
Meredith (NHI 48 8
HJ -I Cao IWI. S-41, 2 Noll (NI, S.2, 3
Sonayeue (W), 5 0
W -1. Cao (WI. 19-$'., 2. H111ufteld
(NH), 18-2, 3. Won (WI, 11·10.
TJ -1. Ceo IWI. 39-e; 2. Won (WI. 39-5111;
3 Nott (NH), 39-0
PV -not competed
SP -1 Shelton (W), 47 JY., 2 ~ecae<
INHI. 45-St' .. J o.,,.., CW!. 45-1¥.
OT -1 RowMl (W). IU-9, 2 Devis IWl.
148-5, 3 Oevon (W). 139-3
Girts
Woodbrtdge to. Newpot1 N
100 -I Galhon tW).'42 81, 2 Lew•• IWI.
13 1. 3 Laml>f'eltl• (NH), 13 2
200 -1. 8urlu'9hem (NHI, 26 17. 2
Gellion (WI. 28 7. 3 Lembrastl tNH), 272
400 -1 8ur11nghem (NH). 69 59, 2 Hall
(~I. 1 010; J Yeclhn IWl. 1 02.3
800 -t. B«gta IWI. 2.24.89; 2 O.ladl·
leger (W), 2'2«1 9, 3 HerNndel INH).
2 3305
1,600 -1. S.1glff CWI. 5·18 88, 2
Oelad\ lager CW), S 2147 3 Marshell
(NH) 5-23 47
3.200 1 Mershell (NH). 11 51 le, 2
8ebcodi IWJ. 11 55 o. 3 l<Jley (WJ. 12 35 7
400 reley-1 Woodbndge. 5109
1,600 1elay-1 Newpon Het'bor, • 2159
lOOH -1 Woepee (WI. 15.69; 2 Rohen
IWI, 18 8, 3 Cleyton INH). 17.58
300H -1. HerTon (WI. 50.64, 2 Sager
IWI. 519. 3 RydM(NHI 52 98
HJ -1 Beltda tNHI. 4 10; 2 Berget CWI
.. 10. J WoeC>M (WI, 4-10
W -1 Woepee IWI 16-01'., 2 Clevton
INHI. 15-8, J Robert.a (W), 1S-3
TJ -1 Cley1on (NH), 34-4; 2 Woepee
CW), 33-3\lt; 3 Robert.a (W), 31·9'h
PV -1 Stoltz (NHI. 9-0. 2 Antnm IWI.
7-0, 3 Cronon (W), 8-e
SP-1. a.,,_ CWl. 33-8; 2. wt.ltfield
CNH). 32.1oy., 3 Lawrence (NH). 27 7 •
OT -1 Whtlfield CNHI. 112· 10, 2 Ba,.,._
CW), 1~7. 3 Stepenaltt (W), 94-11
Golden West L!!au•
Boys
E8Ullde .. Co«a Meee ,.
100-1 KorMret(El.11.81,2 Gonalez
(CMI. 11-82, 3 Rodnguw (El. t2.0
200-1 Powell (CMl. 23 5. 2 ICo<M.-1
CEI. 23 8: J Ruiz (CM), 29 1
400 -1 Ka1yum (El. 571, 2 Ruiz (CM),
572, 3. S.nlley (El. 576
800-1 Rot• IEI. 1 59: 2 EliH !El,
2'05 8. J Pow.II ICMI, 2 08.9
1,800-1 RoiN IEI, 4:37; 2. Floree (E).
4 48, 3 c.henU• (El. 4 •7
3,200 -1 Hutpe (CM), 10-.38.9, 2
Morela CE!. 10 48 8. 3 M Lal !El, 10 Sii I
400 reley -1 C:O.te Mese (Ruiz. Aauege,
Gonzelfll. Knltonen I. 48.5
1,600 reley -not competed
llOHH -I .Jotlnston IE), 16.0, 2 Novelt
CEI. 177, J Steven.on (El. 18,4.
JOOIH-1 John9'on !El. 43 , 2 Nova~
CEI. 45 8. 3. Gonz.i.z !CMI. 48 0
HJ -1 Novelt IEI. &-0; 2 S.nliey VEI.
5 lO; 3 ~(El. 6-6
W -1. Johnston IE). 20-5; 2 Knkon..,
(CMI. 19-5. 2 Kalvum IEI. 19-1
TJ -\. Nov811 (E),40-0; 2. Johnston IE),
39-2, J. Knk<>Nn ICMI. 37 7~.
PV -not cornpet9d
SP-l•ndQulM CEI. 44-2, 2. Me1t1n ICMI,
SCHEDULE
9e.m.
High 9d\OOI boys -Newport Hac11o<
Ill Palm Springs lnvitMionel, 9 e.m. ......
Coll9ge men -UC lrviflf vs. UC Santa
~In eemifi,,.i. of Bio w.t
Ch~ in D-.lle, 2 p.m.
Community college men end wome11
-0r.nge eo... at Ojai VIM!liy Tennit
T~ellCS.,.
Higtl ldlool boy. -CdM'a Ge1Twn
Snyder In 18' -n!flnell at Ojel, vs.
toP-eMdld .Mff o.e. a 1.m.; Newpon ....,.. ac... Vtn't Hof Weter Del) In
ti• ..itlnel9 • °"" Mb IWey, •
•·"'-......... ,....
Col'-oe men end WOfMn -
43-9; J Aeuege ICM), 40-91'.
OT -1 Sepolu ICM), 125-2, 2 Undqu!St
(El. 120-1 ~. 3 Aauege (CM), 1101
Gilts eo.c. Meee •• &c.ncle 2'
100-1 S. Dey ICMI. 12.8: 2 Hugnee
(CM), 13.1;3 Plletez (El.13.4
200-1 T Bryant (CM), 2711; 2 Hugh•
(CM), 278, 3. Phetez (El, 28.2
400-I. t 6rV9f'I ICM). 104.6; 2. Aocir9*
(CM). 1;06JI; 1 Ktloonen(CM).1t:f1A
800 -1 Bte!lend (CM), 2<M 2, 2 J Dey
(CMO, 2411, 3 Rodnguez (El. 249 8.
1,600 1 B1etlend (CM). 5:36.2, 2 Flofw
ICMI. 5 58.3, 3 Lomell IEI. 11;05
3,200 -1. B1ellend (CM), 13:39; 2 Flores
(CMI. 13'.39 8; 3 J. Dey ICMI. 13 39.6
400 reley -eo.te M ... (Knkonan, Br!<*.
Ronquillo, Hug!Msl. 5e 2
1,600 reley-not competed
100H -I Ph.m lCMl. 179, 2 Brldi ICM>.
18. 1, 3 Veldet (El. 19.3
300H -l V•ldez IEI. 52.3. 2 Brldo. ICMI.
53.9. 3. S.ncnez (CMI. 59 1
HJ -I J. Dey (CM),~; 2 O'Toole IEI.
4-2; 3 Spem CCMI. 4-0
W -1 8ridt ICM), 1!Ki, 2 N•ft ICMl.
lS-1, 3 Spetb ICMI. 13-8
TJ -1 Neft ICMI. 32-8~. 2 Abbott (El
30-10; 3 Spetb ICMI. 29-1
Pl/ -not competed.
SP -1. Alne (CMI. 38-01'., 2. Pov ICMI.
29-5. 3 N CMtro (El, 27· 10Y..
OT -1 Alne (CMI. 92-0; 2 N C.stto IEI. 79'<&'h, 3 ,..,,. (E), 69-81'..
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Celebram the Daily Pilot's
Athlete ~the Week senes
TODAY
15 -Mur .. I Mnon
Estancia
Softbllll, '03
~y
20 -Stew VeUenowe'lh
er.ngeeo..i
Soccer. '02
11 -Chnst1ne Hewlto
Corona del M•r
Weter polo, '01. '02
1t -Garrett Snyder
Corone del M•r
Tenl\IA, '01. '02
20 -AlanS-U
Newpon Hert>or
Football
DEEP SEA
Friday's counts
Newport Landing -2 boata, 12
anglera. 1 calico basa, 2 aand
basa, 10 blac:bmith perch.
Vengu1rd et Golden St.et• Athlebc:
Canter.nee Cham9ionshipe rrt Point
Lome, 10a.m.
High ldlool boys end glr1t-Coate
Mele, Corona del M1t, Errtanc:le.
Newport Harbor and s.g. Hill •
Onlnga County Championsttlpe • .,
Treuco H11i. High, a a.m .......
High ldlool boys -N9wpoft Harbor
w. v~ Marcoe 1oaer-.-Santa
S.-. Toumamll'lt, 9 e.m.; Cofone dal
Mww.~of~ln
IM1fflnall • s.u e.n..
TOurrwnent. n a.m. .......
~--uc IMne at MPSF
Cl\emPOnlhlpe et Stanford.
' SIUdly, .,. 26, 2003 .,
,
84 Satwday, ~ 26. 2003 SPORTS
BRIEFLY
Snyder,--Van't Hof reach Ojai tournament semifinals
•TBNNIS: on his 19th birth-
ctaj. Corona del Mar High senior
Geriett Snyder won twice to ad-
vamce to today'a letilltiiiab or the
boys singles CfP dJvisfoo at the
Ojai Valley 'lenn.b n>Wnameot.
Sbjdec, who ls ~ 10th,
defeated Servite's Jonathan Sao·
chez. 6-4, 6-1, in the Round of
16, ralJying from a 4-1 deficit in
the first set. He then beat El Ca·
mino Real's Bruce ~ 6·3,
6-1, in the quarterfinals Friday.
The University of Tums-bound
Snyder will face top-seeded Jeff
Du today ac 8 a.rn. wil1' ~ Moorpmb ~ Je·
Kw Yan\ HOt: a Newpoc\ oob8, 6-4, 6-3 and Sin G4hrW'J An·
Beach resident who attends Mater dre ~ 6-1, 6-0, lo the quartaa.
OeJ. also advanced to the aemJftn~ Newport\ Rlbiat1 Matthews w8l be
als of the boys CIF singles dMslon AtmiDp oppoomt loday at 8 a.ri>..
wttha6-1,+6, 7-5vfctoryoverAr· Maohews beat Cerdmf' Abhmavr
cadjaS Mm Cotltrel'&\ then de-~ 6-4, 6-3, and AmJyO
feated Santa Matgari~ Matthew ~ Andre ~ 6-4, 6-1, ID
Ozu:n:Mc.h, 7-6 (4), 6-1. In the the quarters. .
quarterfinals. He will, face Turrey Costa Mesa's Nelly Radeva
Pines' F.ric Riley today at 8 a.m. will play in the sero1flnals of the
The ftnal will be at 2 p.m. ~ girls 14s singles today at 8 am.
ln boys 14& smgte9. top-seeded . ~t Ind.Jo's Pamela Montez
Jake Fleming ofNewpoct BeaCh ad-after beating Westlake Village'•
vanoed to the semifinals with two Blair Bn!eski, 6!.l,. 6-0, in the
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Round of 16 and an 0-:6, 6-2, 7-6 Nelson and Ashley Lowden.
(6) ded.slon agalnst Irena Kat· OCC also won the 800 freestyle
zarkov in the quarters. • relay (8:04.41) with Sara Nat.all·
~ Coast College's :men·s zlo, Lowden, Erica Nicholson
doubles team or Mike PuJminante and Kimberlee Frith. Nelson
and Spencer Solomon lost In the and Frith also -)VOn individual
third round while Robert Ow Jost titles In the 50 butterfly (26.82)
in singSes. Fulminante and Solo-and 200 free 0 •55.40), respec-
mon beat · a team from Long tively, while teammate Stepha-
Beach, 6-3, 6-0, to reach the third rue Wood captured the SD
rotmd while' Ow beat Presnos breaststroke (32.55}.
<loYamli Rodriguez 6-3, 7-5, In The OCC men (393 points)
the Ro'8ld of32. are in a close race with Palomar
On the women's side, OCCs (401) for the team dtle, while
Leab Becker defeated Jessica Grossmont is in third with 383.
SUg~r of American River, 6-2, Billy JoJly and Matt Henry were·
6-0, in· the Round of 32 before individual· winners for OCC in
falling. in the Round of 16. ' the 100 back.stroke (55.2q and
Mhley.Nelson and Leab Beck-400 lM (4:20.98), respectively,
er readied the Round of 16 with while the Pirates' 200 medley
a 6-7, 7-5, 6-1 win over Bl c.a-relay (1 :40.17) finished first
mino's Nicole Arias and Joy Rem· with Tyson Magnham, Roger
Ing, but lost In the Round of 16 . Wong, Billy Swanson and Paul
Oran C.O t Prankenberger. .,.J~ ~wee~: ,Eaters blow lead
Orange Coast College's men's • BASB&\Ll.: CaJ State North·
and women's track and field ridge (10-34, 4-6 in the Big West
teams each placed first at the Conference) didn't score until
Orange F.mplre Conference cham-the seventh inning, then rallied
pionships Friday at Santa Aria . for three runs in the eighth to de·
Roseann Peters doubled in feat host UC Irvine, A·3, in a Big
the 800 meters (2:17.50) and West three-game series opener
1,500 (4:41.40), while Mi chelle Friday night at Anteater Ballpark.
lcban ran to first in the 5,000 The 'Eaters fell lo 16-26, 4-6.
(18: 11.16). Hanni Geider in the · UCI starter Brett Smith l~ted
400 hurdles (1 :07.28) and Nata-6 ~ innings, giving up five hits
lie St. Andre in the 3,000 and no earned runs.
sleeplechase (12:08.87) also Bi& West Conftlntne•
placed first. Keinan Briggs
doubled for the Coast men in
the triple jump (49-feet.
6Y.inches) and 110 hurdJes
(1 4.71). Gilbert SaJas won the
3,000 steeplechase (9:48.31 ),
while Art Diaz in the· 5,000
( 15:40. I I) and Anthony Daniels
in the 400 (48.80) crossed first
for Coast in the finals.
CS N orthrid9e 4. UC Irvine 3 Score by Innings N'rldge ooo ooo 130 • 8
UC Irvine ooo 003 ooo l 10 l
Camacho; Robertson 171. Rosales (9)
and Cayton, Smith, Nicoll 171.
Koehler (81 and Werhum W -
Roberton, 4 3. L -Koehler, 1 4 Sv
Rosales, 2 28 -Riordan (NI,
Simpson (NI. Fisher (UCll 38
KlemmlUCI)
OCCs Tsai breaks mark Vaqs top Tars
• BASBBALL: Dave Eri ck.son
and Jeff Sachez scored runs for
Newport I !arbor J-ligh. which
lost. 11 -2, to host lrvine Friday
in Sea View League play.
Sea View L•asve
Crom eentor Erle Jones. Tbe Sea
Kings (13·8) knocked off Ven·
tura tn first-round acdon Fri·
day, 15·5, 15·9,. 8·15, 15·5. The
Sea 1Clngs play today at 11 a.m.
against top-seeded Buchanan
!Fresno).
Newport Harbor defeated La-
guna Beach, 15·6, 11-15, 15-7,
15· 13, In the first round Friday.
· Jamie Diefeob4ch led the way
for Newport with 26.kills . Ne\V-
port (13-10 lost tn a quarterfin~
against third-seeded Bullard
[Fresno), 15-5, 15-7, 15,9.
~ posts two wins
• SOPTBALL: Vanguard
posted nonconference wins of
5-2 and 1-0 on Its home field
Friday over visiting Notre
Oatne de Namur. Shortstop •
Lisa Jackson delivered the big
blow in Vanguard's 5-2 victory
in the first game with a t)vo-run
triple.
Nooconfwe11c:•
Game1
Venguard 5. Notre O.me de
Namur2
Score bv Innings N. Dame 002 boo O -2 6 7
Vanguard ooo 500 • -s • o
King end Petagare. Rodriguez; Ball
and Rolle. W -Bell, 10· 15. L -King,
11-4. 3B -Harmish (NO), Jadtson
(VU).
Game2
Vanguard 1, Notre O.me de
NamUt'O
Score bv lnninas N. Dame ooo boo i · o • 2
Vanguard 000 ooo 1 -1 • ;i
Barretto and Petagare; Jessen end
Rolle. W -Jes&en, 4-2. L -Barretto.
10 7 2B -Petagara (NOi. Ramsey
IVUI
Panthers sweep Mustangs
•VOLl..EYBAIJ.: Cosla Mesa
High senior Danny Krikorian
blasted IO lcills. but host Orange
earned a 15-2, 15-10, 15-9
Golden West League boys vol-
leyball victory over the Mus-
tangs Friday.
Eagles ease past Lions·
•GOLF: Senior Jason Cassidy
led 11 steady f.s tancia High bo~
•SWIMMING: The Orange
Coast College women continued
to dominate Friday In the second
day of the three-day Orange Em-
pire Conference championships
at Saddleback College, where the
Pirates, with 502 points. are in
first place ahead of runner-up
Irvin• 11, Newport 2 golf team past Golden West
Score by Innings League foe Westminster. 203-
Fashion Island . tel (949) 721 9010 ·tax (949) 760 6824
Riverside (355).
OCCs Sherry Tsai set an OEC
record in the 200-yard individ
uaJ medJey (2:05.04) and started
the Pirates' winning 200 medley
relay (1:53.09), which also in-
cluded Nikki Stephens, Jennifer
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Cantarella and Sanchez. Haderlein Golf Course.
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•BASEBALL: ~tancia High's
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day.
Westminster 10, Estanda O
Score by Innings
Estancia 000 oo o o l
W minster 217 °" 10 11 o
Hoffman. Gleason (3) and Crom;
Carey. Shoup (51 and Brinkman W -
Carey L -Hoffman. 2-3 28 Ramos
(WJ.
Estancia falls
• SOPTBALL: The Estancia
High sof1baJJ team built a 3-0
lead after the top of the second
inning, but lhen allowed eight
runs in the bonom of the frame
to host Westminster, which won,
I 5-5, in six innings in Golden
West League action Friday.
Golden West LNpe
Westminster 15. &tanda 5 Score by Innings Estancia 030 101 r. 1 io Wminater 083 004 1r. 10 :1
Mason and Ac<nta; Bettancourt and
Geborno. W -Betrancourt. L -
Meson, 6-4. 28 -Meson (E).
CdM in semifinals
• VOll.BYB.\U.: Corona del
Mar High's boys volleyball team
advanced to the semifinals of
the Santa Barbara Tournament
of Champions following two
vic~orle$ Friday.
CdM defeated Santa Ynez,
15-6, 9-15, 15-5, 11 -15, 15·8. in
a quarterfinal match, getting 21
kills. eight blocks and five aces
SEA KINGS
Continued from Bl
ror 4 wtth two RB.la and one run.
as all ntne hitters In tho CdM
atalting lineup ~d at least one
hit.
Maddin wnendered a afngle
In the 6.ftb and llw two more
&eakerl ~ch on enora ln tbe
final three lnillnjL But he
fanned 0ve or the final Ix, ln·
dudin8 the lido In the a.venth,
to ~ a ahJnbig performance.
':1W belrl ~ OW!I' a pretty
bid cUd Md I baYen' quite been
Malthy b'. whOe." Macklin -'d.
•fbdd Ml hlCitidllW "111' IDd
(
with a 40. Senior Ryan Brown
had a 42 and junior Jason Les
came In at 43 to help Fstancia
unprove lo 11-3, 6-0 In league.
Woodbridge downs Tars
•SOP'l'BM.L: Host Wood-
bridge High got its bats going
Thursday and Newport Harbor
couldn't counter the onslaught.
The Warriors defeated the Tars,
9-2, in a Sea View League sof1 ·
ball game.
s.a View LNIM4t
Wooc:tbridge 9, Newport 2
Newport~ ~Inn~· 2 6 ~
W'brldge 021 oeo • -9 10 1
Moore, Gleason (51 end Campbell;
Croucti. Seeman (51 and Peterson.
W -Crouctl, 13-5. L -Moore. 4-6. 2B
-Corso (WI.
Newpon edges Hawks
•BOYS TENNIS: Senior Jona-
than 1\veena's victory at No. 2
singles was one of several key
wins that led the Newport Har·
bor High boys tennis team to
defeat Sep View League host La-
guna Hills, 76-72, on games af·
ter the 9-9 tie Thursday.
s.a View l..Mpe
N.wport 9, Laguna Hills t
Newport win• on oamn, 76-72 Sing ... -Deck (NH) def. Lee, 6-0.
def. Takemoto, 6-2, def. Saul • 6-0; Tweena (NH) won, 6-1, 7-6 (10-8),
6-0; Davia (NH) 109t, CMI, Rk:ttardton
(NH) substitute and lost, 2-6, o.vi.
(NH) lost, 1-6.
Doublee-Hochwald-S.tdyuk (NH)
lost to Panegon-Merc:.do, 5-7. def.
Kim·Alneaworth, 6-2', lost to
Tavar .. uuren, 8-7.
lutfy/Eaptey-Jone. (NH) won, 6-3,
Iott. 2-6, won, &-2; D'EllKU•lund
(NHI lost. 2-6, 1-6, 2-6.
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fJce.anlronl '22nd pvt rm E llilh ~ "9-lor ~
unfurn "'-• !><>Iii uti. 949-548 ZC21 c..t <>
Pd n "'1111, klt(henette fwrld ~ ,_ l ....
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949 J00.8C50
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°" n.. s..i ~ views up Ulit\t & down
COMt le 48r 3 ~ famll)o
home a.1lllll for leilse now
S9.500 mo yeJll'ly Cal~ °!r' Peitll 9"9-67
Caplstr1no 8adl ,,, . a. T 25 ......._. ••
~ti aar panoramK Whltl
water vu~"' nr "''""• pool ltnnos club houu
1800sf no pet \mk
$2100 mo 949-675 8435
erut lout ion il•fil&• w/d hkup no ptls
Sl050 mo 949 644 5642
rf Hts lti Iba '-. ,_
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Twhhs 2c pt pOOI spa n'~l1smt. •n•I 4125 Sll!OOm tse 949.955.3155
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....... l•ilfll ' l>liehl quiet cul de u c. ocn
b<tele~ Canyon Park
S21001mo 949 642-!>443
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Hvntlnglon Hartlour
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Stvdle wl\1tc:Mttr I& docll lbr+ ~~· Tfps bath br~ °'*' pvt SACXX},lmo ~-Cl ·73Z2
tntr So of Pch, $825cTv lJdo btt
oncd utls aat 96533 ~12 --------
tFOnan sillr of PCH LI
stud•o rm pal•o no
k•lchen S695m • SIOOO
dep 949 574 no1 .112
• 21-. So ol Hwy 'Ir bll from OcMtl Blvd ._
urpeVPllfl\ Be petlO, s l 900m aat 7 I 4-8 l2· S6ti8
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rehabbed • I C8f ,.. I
b4oct< to be.ch no pets
S2200 mo 949 &S4 1680
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Privete Beech. Pool eftCISc>•. w .. to
Oc:een, Shops end
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6/mo-2 yr+.
Boat Slip Availebl•
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949-673-6030 or
949-72J.S830
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BILL GRUNDY REAL TORS
949-675-6161
Shtdlo cute, tie ftoon,
,_ bath, no lut. 2nd
blodl to beech. Avaii 511
~ aet 9&7'915--«X11
Nowpot"tl-t.
Pemnsule Studio
Apertments oltll. Act
$7()().$950 949-673-7800
Pe•lo nla Pol•t I br
1 be, nice furn, peeil •
boo Bey View. uhl incl
•ll $1350 949 673· 7800
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(labor or matw181s)
be IQnMd by the
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9494H-1175
714-92 .... 221
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c.oncr.t.. Pebo, Orivew;iy
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biddl111 w.cb one ~-Wba ICdon do you take?
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hold: •KJ12 ~U o Q7 •KJIH2
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l o ,_ 20 '
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What act.ion do you tale?
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p.tlo. conwn pool 'l'r lie Rlll5 .... rD# !M964SM73
l9 Hr 2.Slo in aeted
comm, w/pool, Jpe+
print• y1rd. $3000/mo.
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S/S-0. I i llPl>'f, .. masts In, ll'5lde w/d, 1.c
~ Ip, la dect. wMews
S3'lOOm. Ill 949-7115-4038
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loollln& for motivated
driven & expertenud
Sllla professioru1I Ea ·
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Floors, Counters &
Showers l•591315 Fret
Estimete 949-481-2097
llMY ...... Rep9ed
Reerovbn & lnstellatlon
TU OCAN 949-673 8065
714-84fi.«126 714 Bio. 2031
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n*"'1*I, tree lrm, ........
Comm/Rn 714--436 1518 c;;t.,..~
w.iy mlf1t. ..... nmq
6 lnstalletion. 25 Yra up
Llc/insutod 949-548.GJ
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$prlnlller Repelr. Htul1ftt
(94!) .,...711
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your stuff
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classified I
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JOIN OUR TEAM end
make • difference. In the
Cehforn1• Almy N•t1on1I
Guard you cen c•t
money for collea• •nd
c1Keef tr ••mna C.11 I·
800 GO GUARD
(CAL •scAN)
Join UlhtrUI f1IUClll &r.i,. a rapldlr expand1n_g Jl_atlonal ~ llMIER, at our downtown Lono Beach location As a 41nct .,.........,weolfer immediate . in-house uodenmllng and an incredible processing team that allOws our 1ori to close within 3 days Hands on direct tntnrno with Ille lalest In mortgage technology allows our
salts twn 10 earn woe :::'ro~~ ":fu1 ~ Of produc1S llllt lricludes orinie. sul>-pnme and f~I Loan offlcm
with 2 + yurs experience
will find OUI mwgernen1 path an exctpllonal opportllnlly.
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949-S2W292
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Frl Studtl'lt ok 949-574-7701 d03, 949·720-9877
WDlnallVI -ACUU UGIND lS '92
eN po-. eulo. surwoof.
llhr, cd pleyer. newer
'"''· arut cond. $6500 Deys, 949-466-9771 or
eves 714 389-9794
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2 8 V6. 2911 ectual m1,
euto. sp1rllllnf red/e<ty
llhr. mnrf. CD. looks &
smells new V45672l
$17,99!> finencinc avail.
Bilr 949·5•6· 1111
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mi. wtwte/lfey llhr, dw"onw whls. j)fem1um sound,
bNutiful q unmarMd
condibon pr, rV~
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cyl, et. ac, lttw, f/pwr,
sunroof. ut.nded wan
$10,SOO S62~7-71S5
c.-.. Cat-. 'ti 3511.
MeteNIC Burpndy Rad.
0.lmHI Lt.hf. Chrome
WllMlil.: ...... odl
c on dition, $8 ,995.
v1n5n•12 949·586 1888 -...-.."9
dorydw ~ c...,.
JX 'Oo 37K. V6. Metallic
"""· Gr•r, 1nl Bledl lop, Beautiful hke new
c ondition $10,995
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HOMl •1'AM
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Klldlera.. Wal5. Belhroorre
Merh 949 650 9525
Halling
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714-968-1882
AVAILABLE TOOAYI
949 673·5566
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MWMS .... '00
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Sitwer W/Blldl IUlr·loW mlltS-ful po-.
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(191SlC) $59,91Ml.
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Bntlsh RKinc er-
w/bn lthr. onty 22.K min-a> stac:f>.tf.
(192119) $39.980 ............. ~· ... This Is a rut Cluslc.
Red w/Ten Luther·
Both tops-4 s.-cl
(111683) $21.S
MU Ill 430 '00 LDl"inser Body
& Exlwust Piia
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6 sp, blue, 1re1 Interior
am Im ed. ti.I oren
cond • S49!IS hi. "' _. 8llr' Vfl457<12 949-586 1888 -··•1-
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smkr. llke new cond
v457275 $5495 Bkr 94'>.
586 1888 WWW oqJ9b4 com
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alnt cond, 8Tl/tn'\f~od. vtM!vd. 2 sa ... SIO.an,t
obo 949-722·1247 after ~
HC*DA OOY'UlY '96
l ~. eood cond two
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color. ltlw I'll. 6 ~
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fact WST, fantnlc toke
-orenll cond S.ve $361(_ $37,'95 ht .v•ol
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JHP CHfltOlll ,,.
Whole, cherry condition
l owner $6000 prjvate
pertr 949·722· 1353
·-~a... 6cyl. 2 wd, l6k •ctuel
ml s1lver/frt y Int.
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unmerked COllcl, ~
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&m • 949 516-1888 -·" .... '·<-
Mowlng&Slorlgl
HST MOVDS $st/Hr
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Tt&Jll44800·246 2378
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Celt! Publlc
Ut1hhes Comm11slon
requwes thet 111 u~
household 1oodJ
moven print their
P .U.C. Cel T num.,.r,
limos end chauffeurs
print their T C P
number In ell edver·
hsemenh If you have
any quesUons •bout
the l•&•llly ol • mover. limo or
th•uffeur. cell·
PUIUC UTIUT1U
COMMJSMON 100 177_...,
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. .
PER MONTH+ TAX
1 Al These T wms
O.W'MdCrelit ........................
OT>IRAT
SIAMSA.., ·····-·• .......... .. +.,.. $3780 due et
1icnin148 month cloaad
end le•s. no secbrlty
ct.posit, lilt( milt• P• 1~., Excess miles@
:zo,i per m11e.(TC4Z279) .. . ......... ..
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(SU) 823-9808
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1t•ms throuah clusilled
............ ~
lf. sD+· 1111, wtitte)hil
"'"· duel 11111rf, lleau
llful orl1. 3 1 .. , •*" 1vell, $13115 vt7S1t24
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LWB 5211 ml, 3 •' werr evell, silver /blk llhri
beaut Ot'fc cond, ~ $25,495 finenclna avlll
B*!r 949-586-Ulll -.. , ... _
POttSCHI '99 CADIU Artie silver matelllc, ell
ftlw araphlt• ar•1 Inter. pwr r.eets, 111-fl solfllCI
system w/em·fm CO,
lo·JK611 inl.1 ow-. ,.,._(•4. lmmaculete.
$54,500 94H75-2869
1.y ... CrHN ... '17 '.
Good pelflt, no ec. nms
•Int , vtf'/ ttliebl•,
$2550 714-2JS.9150
AtJTOMml.B,
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a -.y fw pnm for yoc.
ar Ven "' bid !*I b
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43'1·1931 "' n4-J:ZB.l:l211
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Worlll 949-552·5•00
Hom_, 714-99M M07.
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NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA
Classified Community M arketplilce
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Top Quehty. Co<nptllhve
Inter 1or /[at L "648228
Ceo Je7 949 650 5066
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5 at this payment • 48 months··
CD, PNI, Pll. Loaded
4137164183
'9995
'00 DISCOVERY II
VS, Lthr, Loaded
CERTIFIED4117/242189
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V8, Loaded, 11 K MH11. Prior Rental
4084/750801
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PRE·OWNED s23 995 SERVICE LOAN CARS
1
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'00 DISCOVERY II
VS, Leather, Dual Sun Roofs
CERTI E0 4119/241211
'21
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4X4, Low Miies, Blk on Blk, Cust Chrm Whls
4136122146
'~CHEVY 1500 EXT CAB
Z714X4,CD,Black8eauty
4135/170386
'99 RAISE ROVER
4.6, V8, Luxury, Loaded
~'ME03976/426094
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M.nuf. SU(J(J. Ret6/I Price ............. $14,786
NABERS DISCOUNT .............•... IZ,(117
Ssllina Pries ............. ' 1 ~§BB
FACTO/I'( REBA TE ...........•...... ~000
.t = MITCOR····
NBW 2003 PontiB Grand Prix
Manuf. Sugg. R•tail Prict1 ............. $22,960
NABERS DISCOUNT ................. $3,HZ
Sslling Price ............. ' 1 f!t§BB
FACTO!lY REBA TE .................. ·~ooo ,...... •11···· ~~11 NETCOBT .....
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Aufo, Air, 1 Pa•·~·
2nd SlldlrJrl Door. Mctwl
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113.675 .........
CHEROKEE LAIEO
Auto, Air, Powr Group, CD,
Aloys • Moontooll
{25llt131)
114.650
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515,985
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REllDEDUUS Cl v.e, Powr ~ CD & "'°"91
(60«l20)
117,795
N.w 2003 GMC Safari Cargo Van
Manuf. Sugg. Rt1t8il Prio• ............. $22,819
NABERS DISCOUNT ................. $3,831
Ssllinn Price ............. s 1 f!tpBB
FACTOlfY REBA TE .................. ~,000
t ~,';t NETCOST•1 s.111
liBW 'C Envoy 2WD
Manuf. Sugg. Rt1tail Pric•. . . . . . ...... $29, 707
NABERS DISCOUNT ................. $6,319
Se/Jinn Price ............. '21tPBB
FACTO!lY REBATE .................. ~,000
'~,r;: NET cosr-Z 1,388
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Low IAMI Fectoly &« Vlhblt. r1i1un
138.975