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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 2003
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1Save Our Youth director 01oves ·on
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KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
• -• Oscar Santoyo has left Save Our Youth in Costa Mesa for the
-&ys and Gir1s Club in San Juan Capistrano.
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-eh earing set for
"--~1901 Newport . .
:,· ~ouncilwoman Libby Cowan's vote breaks a
~ ~ie to bring the high-density condo project
" 'back to the City Council in July.
'Qelrdre Newm1n
~ilyPilot .... • ,. COSTA MESA -The longest
-rehearing request in Mayor Gary
about SO feet in height -on
property that hosts the Spanish
mission-style Newpon Pla7.a
building. It was originally ap-
proved April 14.
Oscar Santoyo begins work at the Boys and
Girls Club of San Juan Capistrano in order to
spend more time with his family.
Deirdre Newm1n
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -"The new
guy" is not a familiar moniker
for Oscar Santoyo.
But that's what the former ex-
ecutive director of Save Our
Youth was being called Monday
in his new job with the Boys
and Girls Oub of San Juan Cap-
istrano.
For almost 10 years, Santoyo
guided kids in Costa Mesa
toward a variety of goals, like
getting into college.
As the director of program
services for the Boys and Girls
Qub, Santoyo will focus entirely
on programs like education,
technology recreation and arts
and crafts without having to
worry about fund-raising.
He said he took Lhe job
mainJy because there Is more
opportunity to grow within the
national organization. But the
Westside native said he will
miss dearly the bonds he devel-
o ped through SOY.
"You can take the boy out of
SOY, but you can't take SOY out
or the boy ... Santoyo said. "It
was a very, very difficult and
emotionaJ decision I had to
make. It's been an emot1011aJ
month of May.·
SOY started on the WeMside
in 1993. Santoyo, 38, joined Lhe
organization soon afterward in
September of Lhat year. He de-
veloped some innovative pro-
grams like a scholarship tha1 re-
wards participants fo r earning
good grades. San1oyo wouJd
like to recreate the program for
the Boys and Girls Oub. he said
He aJso wams to start a Big
Brothers aJumni group for Lhe
club.
SOY's board is looking for a
replacement for Santoyo. which
won't be easy. ~aid board mem-
ber Jean Forbath.
"He gave u~ almoi.t 10 great
years and I'm sure we·u work
hard to find Lhe right person so
we'll contmue to llourish, -For-
bath ~d.
Another part of Santoyo's de·
ci1>1on had to do wilh his family.
I le and his wife, Veronica, are
expecting Lheir second child in
October and he wanted to focus
more on his family.
·1 really had to think about
11," San toyo said. ·1 could con-
tinue on with SOY and be at the
level I'm at or make a move
where I can get to a pomt where
my wife doesn't have to work as
much and we can pay more at -
1entio11 10 o ur family."
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at (9491
574-4221 or by e-mail at
detrdre new man a-/ar1mes.com
onahans' time on the dais 6-
ended Monday with victory
r the appellants.
Robin Leffter. rq>resenting
for Respoos.lble Growth,
Qrundlman Allan Mansoor
.. lVlnced the full Oty Council
Monday was the third time tbe
council heard the request for che
rehearing. Both previous votes-
with only four council members
present -ended in de.a._ __
there was enough new in-
fftnation to warrant a rehearing
tll the high-density condos at
"'!901 Newport Blvd.
• ...:....... 1:he project calls for 161 up-
• • IC&Je condos to be housed in
rour. four-story buildings -
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THEATER
nus time, Councilwoman 1.-.....
Cowan cast the decisive vote for
a rehearing.
Cowan said Leffier made some
valid points about the shade and
shadow the towering condos
wouJd create for residents be·
See REHEARING, P11e M
... ..--roadway shows
·-~ake stops at Center
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0-!The Producers' is a town" and "Oklahoma!"
_llighlight of a diverse
seriesofproductions
to take place in the
coming year.
Center President Jerry
Mandel said it is a well-rounded
season, with a llnJe bit of every-
thing.
"This is the best balanced
season we have ever had,"
Mandel said. "There Is literally
something for everyone in this
season's Broadway. I am very ex-
cited about it"
Lolita H1rper
Daily Pilot
Religious Icons. flowers and Center officials always strive
great plains all come together to put together a season that
for an exciting and unparalleled appeaJs to a wide variety of pa-
theater aeries at the Orange trans. he said. This season has a
County Performing Arts Center. • little of everything with new
The Center announced thit musfcaJs , revivals and plays for
week Lta 2003-04 Bank of Amen -children.
ca Qroadway series. which in· Then, of course, there ls "The
eludes masterpieces such u Producers," the new Mel Brooks
._ •Jesus Oui.st Supenta.r."
_Flower Drum Song,· •urtne-S..CENTBt,P .. eM •
SEAN HILLER DAILY PILOT
Back Bay High School students, counter clockwlse from left, Jessica Newnum, Omar Montlllo, Letoya Brady and
GeOf'ge Gemayel apply a chemical stain to a pattern in concrete as part of a proiect for their ceramics class.
Concrete lessons
Nine students at Back Bay High School work
on a project to learn more about ceramics.
Christine C1rrlllo
Daily Pilot
S ltting in a desk. listening to
lectures on literature or
mathematics. H>-year-old
George Gemayel sees
classroom education as a chore. For
him, the education he can acquire
through manuaJ labor proves much
more profitable. much more
enjoyable.
As one of nine students at Back
Bay High School in C:OSta Mesa to
participate in a themed-concrete
project for the ceramics class at the
school. Gemayel jumped on the
chance to work with professionals
and learn more about a trade that he
already found interesting.
"This is a once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity,· he said. "This is going
to be here forever ... and I did it I
know this is what I want to do."
The students. who finished up the
project on Tuesday. were selected
from a list of more than 20
candidates and were chosen based
on their behavior at school and their
teachers' recommendations. They
got the chance to spend nine days
transforming a 1.350-square-foot
area into a decorative landscape for
the school's ceramics and pottery
class.
They helped with the rhubarb,
stamping. pouring and staining and
really dedicated a piece of
themselves to the project. which left
them wt th a sense of pride as they
watched it come together.
·1 thought it would be a cool
experience for me,· said 17-yur-old
Jessica Newnum. one of the few girls
to participate in the project.. "I th.ink
It looks good and I'm proud to have
See LESSONS, P111e M
1 THINKING ALLOWED
· -:Slinging hash at the loss of good eatery
LOLITA
HMPD
Daily Pilot
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FOR A GOOD CAUSE
Bob and. Joan Rossen
Volunteering for a
cause close to home
F or Newport Beach couple Bob
and Joan Rossen, June Is bagel
time. • every year this month,
73-year-old Bob Rossen organizes the
Bagel Open, a golf tournament that
benefits the Orange County Cllapter of
the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Joan Rossen, 66, was diagnosed with
the disease 10 years ago. Multiple
Sclerosis Is an autoimmune disease that
affects the central nervous system.
The Bagel Open Is something the
Rossens have been doing for 14 years. It
started when Bob Rossen, a former
swimming and water polo coach at
Carson High School, started playing golf
with his athletes.
•And they said, 'Coach, we should do
th.ls every year,"' he said. •And we did."
Why Bagel Open?
"Well, all coaches are weird," he said
with a laugh. "We needed a name and
just came up with one. And it stuck."
Of course, bagels are served to the
players.
"If we don't have bagels, they get very angry.. Rossen said
The money from the tournament goes
to the Orange County Olapter that takes
good care of his wife, Rossen said
"They provided her with cowisellng.
group therapy and physical services,• he
said. "You want to help an organlzation
that Is helping you.•
Rossen does almost all of the work for
the Bagel Open. He gets the priz.es, does
the paperwodc. prints fliers on his home
computer and mails them off: His wife
and daughter help stuff the envelopes
and his son does the mailings. And of
coun;e, he doesn't forget to get the
bagels.
most of the work and she helps in
whatever way she can, be it taJdng care
of the tables or stamping the envelopes.
been involved in anything else as deeply.
"This is more personal," he said.
"Every time I do th.ls, I get the feeling of
satisfaction that my wife will be taken
ca.re of." tn the last 10 years, the tournament
has donated more than $30,000 for the
cause, Rossen said.
"It's nice that there is that much more
money to go around for this cause,• she
said.
Joan RoS'Sen said her husband does
Rossen says he has volunteered for
several causes in the past. but has never
-Story by Deepa Bharath,
Plwto by Mark C Dustin
NEIGHBORS
Randy hlmer of Newport Beach
won Second Besf of Show and the
award for Best Modified Engine with his
1965 Plymouth Belvede~ during the
fourth annual Strawberry SUnday
Funfest and Oassic Car Show at the
Orange County Malket Place in Costa
Mesa. Palmer won a $200 cash prize
and two trophlet ... Bvm C Cooper of
Costa Mesa received academic honors
Randy Palmer
Bolden of Newport Beach earned
ptacement on the dean's list at the
Betklee CoDege of Music in Bolton.
Maa. ... Amr Blrabetb .._of
Newport Beach gxaduated from Saint
Mary's College in Noire Dame. Ind ....
Costa Mesa residents~ lleicllnn.
FloftSteDa Berron and MdJn M1WI
graduated from Azusa Padflc Universfty
in Azusa. Calif. ... Cedl Hmry Sblrw
Brad Smith
at Northeastern
Univeratty when be
wu named to the
unlvenifYI dean's list
for the wloter
quarter ••• 'Drylor
aad Associates
Ardlltects, a
Newport
Beach-baaed
company, promoted
Ind Smith to
princtpal. Smith bas
played a by role
with the arcbJtecture and Interior
design Orm for the past 12 years ••.
llnd 8owlm of Newport Beach bas
been named one of m Fathers of the
Year~ the Oranp County chapter of
the Pllber'a Day Council and the
American Diabetes Assn. Bowlus ls the
president and chief executive of
PacifiCare Health Systems' Health Plans
division ... QMltOD Stroup, a
Newport Beach poet from the 19305,
was remembered in an art exhibition
and reading at the Sherman Library
and Gardens ... Outltopber John
Bi.cmoette of Newport Beach ~
named vice president in the Southwest
Division of AXA Advisors ... Jim
RoUnwe8 of Newport Beach waa one of
two students ae:lected u Purdue Pete,
the sports mucot at Pwdue University,
for the 2003·04 &chool year ••. D9Yld B.
n graduated from
the Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical
University in
Prescott. Ariz. •••
Robert M. Cmnpbell
of Newport Beach
was honored with
the pieSdgloua
Ufetime
Achievement Award
at the UC l.rvlne
Gmduate Scbodl of Robert M.
Management's Real Campbel
&late Conlerence
and UfetimeAchievement Award
Luncheon.
• NEKHIORI apotlighta echlevementa ln
the community. Please direct notllWOrthy
Information to Conti WiltOn b'f fare mt (949)
646-4170, or Mnd •mail to
coral.wi'-on•latlmes.com.
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PET OF THE WEEK
Miles
Miles ls a very lucky kitten.
A1. only 10 weeks old. he has
already been rescued multiple
times by the Newport Beach·
baaed Community Animal Net-
work.
The first time was before be
had even been born when his
pregnant mother was rescued
from an animal shelter's death
row, said founder DiAnna Pfaff·
Martin.
At 8 weeks old, Miles had to
get specialized treatment costing
$985 when his mother pierced
his left eye with her claw, she
said. Witnesses said she was
frightened by water thrown on
the cats by a bystander.
"We are happy that the public
has supponed our goals as a
DUI ARRESTS
These people have been arrested
recently on suspicion of driving
under the influence of an
intoxicant. They have only been
a"9sted on suspicion of a crime
and, as with all suspects, are
considered innocent until proved
guilty.
COSTA MESA
Mondrt • John Chale-Ramirez, 33, Costa
Mesa
Sunday
•John ChriS1ian Peterson, 25,
Newport Beach
• Amy Lynn Leynes Agnote, 34,
Norwalk
Sl1urday
• Brian David Beardshear, 27,
Costa Mesa
• Ray Anthony Medina, 44, Costa
Mesa
• Melanie Lynn Perret. 26.
Newport Beach
• Pedro Javier Rodriguez:, 20,
Santa Ana
pro-llle organization.• she aaid..
•Other groups would be forced
to eutbanU.e animals because of
cost•
The network has started a
"Baby Miles Eye Fund" to cover
the cost of treannent Oonationa
can also be made to "Save the
Baby Animals" to help make tt
through the ftnandally demand-
ing kitten season.
"Every small Ufe we save
brings a smile to a child and joy
to many families," Pfaff-Martin
said.
See other animals available for
adoption at www.animalnet·
work.org or Russo's pet store at
Fashion Island between noon
and 4 p.m. on weekends. lnlor-
madon: (949) 759-3646 or Com·
munity Animal Network. P.O. Box
8662, Newpon Beach 92658
Friday
• Nancy Jane Stiles. 45, Costa
Mesa
• Craig Thomas Scnusteridc, 30,
Huntington Beach
• Gregory Randall Carr, 25.
Mission Viejo
Thu~ey
• Misty Ped roza, 20, Costa Mesa
. • Roger Ramon Lucas, 26, Costa
Mesa
• Kevin Lawrence Adkins, 30,
Costa Mesa
• Lindsay Genet Hale, 26,
Newport Beach
NEWPORT BEACH
Sunday
• Sandra Lucy Portillo, 28.
Norwalk
• Herbert Benjamin Williams, 43,
Newport Beech
Saturday
• Margaret Buzby Coons, 76,
Newport Beach
Friday
• Bruce Nolan Jankovics, 41 ,
Costa Mesa
GETTING INVOLVED
•GETTING INVOLVED runs
periodically in the Dally Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information on
adding your organization to this
list, call (949) 574-4298.
WEST SIDE BOYS
&6'RLSCLU8
Volunteers ere needed from 2:30
to 5:30 p.m. Mondays and
Thursdays to tutor students in
first through sixth grades in
reading. (949) 631-7724.
WOMEN HELPING WOMEN
Volunteers are needed in the
organlz:atlon'1 Professional
Clothff Closet to assists clients
and sort clothing. The
organization Is at 711 W. 17th St.,
Suite A· 10, Costa Mesa. (949)
631·2333.
WYLAND FOUNDATION
The Wyland Foundation, whidl
encourages greater awareneu of
ocean conservation, la seeking
volunteers for clerical and
computer help and grant writing.
(949) 497-6723.
YMCA
The YMCA'• Building Life Options
Mentor Program la looking for
volunteers to mentor and tutor
teens in Costa Mess. For more
Information, call (714) 838-0181,
ext. 110.
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
The aun just never arrived
on Tuesday.
More than likely, it won't
arrive today either, with mostty
cloudy akiet end earty morning
fog end drizzle. Highs will be In
the lower 70., with highs in the
upper60a.
Thursday will be very
almller, With 1 alightly h~
high. The tun may l'Nke a
cameo, but don't count on eny
aunblthlng.
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BOATING FORECAST
The winds will blow 1 llght 6
to 10 knoCa In the Inner Mtett
todty, wtth 2-foot wewe and a
eoumw.t ewetl of 4 Mt.
Out flnhlf, the wlrMil will
ai.o blow light, wtth 2·foot
WllY9I ~.well IWtll of 5 ....
TheN wll be fog bolh Mrly
end IMe on lhe w.tet.
SURF
The southwest swell
continuff to drop today, with
waist· to chest-highs.
We'll'" en ever-101llght
bump In size on Thursday,
though we'll ltiH see
ctiett-hlghs end the occeslonel
shouldef'high.
On Fridey, c:n..t-hlghe will
bethetopl.
Some eou1hwMt swell
errivee late Sunday end should
ttlrt pk*lng us up toward the
shoulw.hlgh ninge.
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WATER TEllPERATU9'E
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Tyler Chernack, 18, left, and Erm Blake, l 7. comfort each other while v1srtmg a memorial to drunk dnvmg victims.
A mock date with death
Newport Harbor·
students fake death
to gain perspecti ve
on the ramifications
of drunk driving.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
T hetr handl> covered 1lwir
mouLhs. lt>af\ rnlll'<I
down their fa l t><> 'ic mw
-.queezed thetr t"Yl''>
ughlJy dosed and oLhl·r--.1arNl
a1 the ground. lney had enten.-tl
a monuary preparauon room
de1..·1.,io11'> c.trry l"ht·}' g111 to <>t·c·
Lhl' reaJ11v of tlw gnm '>ta11-.uc-
h,ery 15 m11iu1c .... '>Omt•orw ''
lulled or <.enou.,fy 1111url'd 111 an
alcohol n·l.uc-d J1c1tlt·nt 111 tht·
lJn11ed '>tatl""
"I wan1cd lo panll tpall'
hecau.-.e I \\ulltl'd to !,'l\l' J>l'Ople
an awarem·" of JU'>I hm' h1g 1the
problem! really"·" -..11d
18-year-oltl I upe Vall'nt 1.1. onl' of
I.he -.1 udent'> lolk·d Ill tlw mock
accident ··II..., a big lt"''-"11 ··
They slood among dead
bodj~ covered in wh11e <;hf't'I'>.
couJd feel the cold air nowmg
from I.he cooler I.hat held 1hem
and couJd !imell the chenurnh
used to prepare I.hem.
A plaque for Danielle f arth Voisine . a 20-year-old killed by a drunk
driver, adorns a memorial to v1ct1ms of drunk drrvmg.
1-rorn tht• <>111dl•nt,· tnp 10
Panik View Memon.tl l'ark to
Harbor Ju'>llce C .entl'r. thl'
srudenl'> cxpt•nen1..ed J portion
of I.he 1wo dJy progr.im. I he
program, whith t•nd., v.1th an
~mbly tod.i}. mcludl>\ d mock
car accidcn1 that k.Jllcd three
'>tudent!t, an arrl....,t. a boolong
and a vancry of -.pt•aker-... Al
today\ <l'-'>t'mhly. both 1he 1u111or
and senior cld'-'>t''> "viii hl'dr I.he
perv.>nal '>IC>nl ...... or tho-..e affected.
real or rnn<:<x tt•d, hy drunk
dm1ng
01ey had emered a world 1h,ii
repre.ented I.he fatal reahlll"'I ol
drunk dnving. TI1ev M•n• l.1
Nt.'Wp()rt t larbor I hgh 'x hoof
iuruor; and senior<> 1ha1 lc..inH'tl
about I.he dyer rnnsequen< l"" of
I.heir choices through I.heir
panicipation in the fir>I day of
the l:~ry 15 Minul~ pmgmm on
'fuCM!ay.
"This is a chance to give kid'> a
realistic pict ure of Lhese i~Ul">
.. and give I.hem a chance to -.cc
I.he impact of I.heir decision!> on
ol.hers. • said Newport Reach
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
C.osta Mesa Realtor
named top vol unteer
The California Park.s and Re-
creation Society named Costa
Polite Officer ~lt'Ve Maninez,
who organit.£•d tlw program
·· I hl">l' luch arl' hdp111g u ... deuwr
thl· rnt"'-'><lgc. Tney"rc extt·ndang
tlll'lll\l'lv~ ill> bt'\t llll'y l dll anti
1111' 1..ommurnty "<.'Xlcndang
H"lt·lr ll1ey"rc 1molwd 111 lhl'
ml·-.-..1ge
I he \IUdC'nl'> heard wapluc
'>lonh of an embalmer'<,
l'Xpenente<> prepanng I.he hodie'>
of p<'ople killed in alcohol rrlared
<1<.T1dcn 1~. w<11ched a young man
being ..entenc.:cd to 14 year'> Ill
'>tall' prison and visi1ed a
memorial filled w1Lh 1he namC''>
of people killed in alcohol related
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• 8*tol StrMt: A robbery
waa reported in the 3000
blodc at 6:66 p.m. Sunday.
• Harbor Boulevard: Petty
theft waa reported in the 2300
blodc at 2:61 p.m . Sunday.
• Hickory Piece: A hit-and-run
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blodc at 8:46 p.m. Sunday.
• Newport Bout.wrd: An
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14600 block at 1 p.m. Sunday.
• Newport Boulewrd and
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Sunday.
• Thurin Avenue: An auto
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• West Bay Avenue: A home
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500 block at 4:44 p.m.
Monday.
• Bedford UM: A vehiofe
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1700 block at 7:54 a.m.
Monday .
• Bud dngham une: A vehicle
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1000 block at 7:19 a.m.
Monday.
• Domingo Drive: Vandalism
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• ln1ine Avenue: A
commercial burglary was
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• Neptune Avenu9: Vandalism
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REHEARING
Continued from Al
hind the project on Bernard
StreeL She al o called for an in-
dependent review of the envi-
ronmental report to ensure its
legality.
"Does (the report) meet the
Callf ornia Environmental
Quality Act requirements?• Co-
. wan asked. "Do we have coo-
Olcting information in there?
Does this page say one thing
and then I 0 pages later say
something else?. . . I think the
project has a lot of merit, but l ·
do think we [the city) need to
make sure th at we have done
our due dillgence to make sure
it meets the letter of the law."
CENTER
Continued from Al
Lemer said she felt vindi-
cated that the request was fl.
oally granted.
·~re pleased,· Lefller aald.
•u•s just one itep in the proc-
ess, though. We hope It will re-
sult lo some changes in the
project so it's compadble with
the neighborhood."
Those changes Lnclude a de-
crease in project size so it won't
cast as much shadow on Ber·
nard Street properties, more
parking and better traffic circu-
lation, Leffler said.
David Eadie of Rutter Devel-
opment, which is developing
the condos, stood fast to his be·
lief that no n ew evidence was
presented.
"After listening. and hearing
the request for the third time, it
was evident to us that there's
been an argument over existing pointed out that 17 resident.a
evidence In the record, but · who spoke at the meeting still
there's no new evidence and had questJons and ooocema
that's the threshold ror voting about the project.
for a rehearing," Eadie said. One of those was June
During her previous rwo McKenzJe, who compared the
presentations, Leffler presented high-density condos to a large
a copious amount of inf onna· department Jtore that the City
tlon that the citizen's group Council rejected earlier this
considered to be new on issues year for the Mesa Verde Shop-
11.ke the environmental report, ping Center.
privacy. parking and noise. The "How did the city reject
Mesa Verde res4dent, who ls a ICohJ's yet is willing to build a
garden designer, brougln sun-mammoth project on a postage
sensitive Oowers like gazanias stampr McKenzie asked.
to demonstrate what the group The council is ex.peered to re-
considers to be contradictory hear the project at Its July 7
Information about shade and meeting.
shadows in the report.
Monday, a more concise Lef-•DEIRDRE NEWMAN cover• Costa
fler showed up along with an Mesa and may be reached at (949)
attorney the group hired -574-4221 or by e-mail at
Doug Carstens. Carstens deirdre.newman@latlmes.com.
The seri~ probably count' more Tony
Awards and nominaclon~ than there are
lights in a Broadway thealer marquee. offi-
cials said
BANK OF AMERICA BROADWAY
SERIES
musical, which "everybody loves," Mandel
said.
Season ticket prices range from $200 to
S433 and can be bought by callmg (7141 556-'
ARTS or visil the Center Web c;ite at www.0<··
pac.org.
"Jesus Christ Superstar" Sept. 16 to 21
Michael Flatley's "lord of the Dance· Nov.
25, 26, 28 and 29
"Flower Orum Song" Sept. 30 to Oct. 5
"Starlight Express" Dec. 25 to Jan. 4, 2004
"Urinetown" April 27 to May 2, 2004
"Oklahoma!" June 15 to 20. 2004
"Thoroughly Modern Millie" July 27 to Aug.
1,2004
The blockbuster season opens with Tim
Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Jesus
Christ Superstar.• which chronicles the last
days in the life of Jesus of Nazareth. as seen
through the~es or disillusioned disciple Ju -
das Iscariot
• LOUTA HARPER writes columns Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and covers culture and
the arts. She may be readled at (9491574 4275 or
by e-mail at lol1ta.harpsr~latimes.com.
"The Producers" Aug. 3 to 22, 2004
LESSONS
Continued from Al
been a pan ofit.H
For them,' me project
demanded I.heir dedication and
commitment and it taught them
about work ethtc and
accomplishment.
"Some of these Jc.ids aren't
made for college ... and this 1s a
great idea because it sho~
lhem you can still be
successful.· c;aid Marshall
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
business lunches there. was
shocked to hear the news.
"Why?" she asked
incredulously.
Restaurateur Susan Adkins
i.aid !>he is being forced out by
the owners of the center who
refuse to renegotiate her lease.
"Thai sucki., dude, we shouJd
protest.~ McCully ~aid.
l:ven for those who wake up
with a clear head pine for
.
AROUND TOWN
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TODAY
The Friend• of the N.wport
Beach Library will host a
complimentary brunch and
annual meeting for members at
10:30 a.m. in the Friends Meeting
Room at the Central Library, 1000
Avocado Ave. Local Nancy
Robison. author of more than 70
boob, will be the speaker.
Reservations are required and
must be made by May 28. Call
(714) 596-5276.
The Nwlport BMc:h Junior
Chamber of Commerce will
present "How to Get the Best Out
of Yourself," a presentation on
how to readl one'• goals, from 7
to 9 p.m. at Coco's Fashion Island.
The cost is $10 for nonmembers,
free to membeni. For more
information, call Anna Lisa
Blason at (949) 64!>-9897.
lie.bane, the JtipaneM •rt of
OBITUARIES
Barabasch, director of
architectural concrete for
Peterson Brothers Construc1Jon
and the leader of the project.
As a former con1inua1ion
school student himself.
Barabasch, one of Disney'!>
prime subcontractors, can rl'law
to the challenge!> thcc;e s1uc.Jen1'
face and wanted 10 help them
see the opportunities and
possibilities that lie ahead of
I.hem.
from beginning to end. tht·
students explored a new world,
a new trade and tested their
brealcfast from the Omt'le1tt•
Parlor.
'Coeli and George I lylkcma
said they dine Lhcre at least
once a week.
"We are regulars bul it i'> not
a hangover place for us, we arc
there at the crack. of dawn,"
Coeli said.
"If you get there before 8
a.m. you get a half-priced
omelet," husband George
added.
(You also get there be fort• .ill
the ill-tempered,
sleep-deprived 20-'>ometh111g,.
which is probably mcc J
flower arranging, is the sub1ect of
a class at Sherman library and
Gardens in Corona del Mar at 9
a.m. Designs are based on
concepts that have evolved over
centuries of Japanese history
from Chinese and Korean origins.
Registration i~ $45.
Pre-registration is required. Foi
more information, call (949)
673-2261.
THURSDAY
Edger finelist Denise H1milton
will return to the Newport Beach
Central Library at 7 p.m. to
present "The Crime Novel as
Cultural Study.· The best-selling
author will discuss "Sugar Skull;
her new novel. and how her
journalism badcground led to
writing fiction. Call (949) 717-3816
for more information
l.Nm lbout the ptant
communities of California while
enjoying the beauty of the
Environmental Nature Center. A
free. one hour adult oriented tour
of the center will be given at noon
by founder Robert House. Bring a
sadc lund't to enjoy a casual picnic
after the tour. No reservations are
necessary. Closed toed, low
heeled shoes are advised. The
center ls at 1601East16th St. in
Newport Be&Ch. For more
information. call (949) 645-8489.
Parent Help USA wil hold an
drive aJong lhc way.
... lhc:.e k.id:. have a lot of
raJcnt .md thi!> i-. ju!>I an
example of what they C'dn do,"
~Jid lkhh1e Davi'>, principaJ at
B,tl k Bay. "You put thl'~l out in
lhl· n:al world and you \CC who
lh(.•y rcJlly JTl' ..
I hl• '>tutknt,, \\1th tht' aid of
profl''>\1011aJ'>. workl·d diligently
to I r..lll'>lurrn tht• art' a m10 a
dt'<. ordllVt' -.pdcC, akin to that
-.l·t·n ,11 .111v Dl'>ney µJrk. that
wtll 1111.tll' u•ramil trl'dll\llY and
t:'XClllphfie-. the \plrit ur Back
Hay'!> \tudcnt\.
I he I lyl kl'ma!. -.ait.I thl'
Omeleltt Parlor ha!\ an
a11thcnt1dty 111 it 1ha1 ,., rare.
c;t•orge t.<JJ led ii a Htrea'>urc to
tlw cm11mun11y."
"It i'> lhe place I go tu meet
friend~ and to talk, .. George
.,aid. "I hr waitrl'!>'>C~ are warm
and friendly . ..
"And we know all about whal
their kid' are up ro."
111tt•rrup1eli Coel1
No rt'\IJur,1111 1 o mpJrc-. to
rhr I l11tl'll·ttc PJrlor. the u1upll•
'aid Wlwn they travel, they
"""' 1lw1r homl·town favorite
and l Jn'1 wait 10 get hatk.
open house and members mixer
from 4 to 7 p m to show the
public 1ts new facility at 330 W.
Bay St , Suite 120. Costa M~sa.
The open house will feature
music performed by Diana D'ltri
and Ride Sherman. The public can
make donations at the door and
part1c1pate in an auction with
several drawings for prizes from
local businesses Call (949)
650-3461 for more information:
FRIDAY
UC Irvine ArtsBridge presents
World Dance Day, featuring
Orange County elementary
school students performing folk
dances from Mexican,
Vietnamese. European and
Native American cultures. The
noon event at Aldrich Parit on the
UCI campus is free For
information, call (949) 824-8942.
SATURDAY
The 22nd •nnual Coron• del Mar
Scenic SK Race & 2-Mile Fun Walk
will begin at 7:65 a.m. That's when
the men's SK race will begin. The
women's 5K will start at 8:20 a.m.
The fun walk will follow at 8:45
a.m. The 1 K Kid's Dolphin Dash
starts at 9 a.m. Registration fees
on race day are $30 for the
run/walk and $12 for the Dolphin
Dash. Registration will be held at
OASIS Senior Center on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
prior to the race. Separate races
"It shows them that you can
learn a skiU and do very, very
weU for yourself," said Tom
J loltom, who overscei. Measure
A constrnction for the district
and organized this project. "It
ha'> taught the kids a trade and
they got 10 participate in
making -.omelhmg for lhc1r
!\cho?,I. It's wme1hmg all their
own.
• CHRlSTINE CARRIUD covers
education and may be readied at
19491 574-4268 or by e-m111I at
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"\Ve are going 10 he very
'ad, .. he \a1d.
So 1ht•re you have 11. Hang
oVl'r or no, 1he Omeleue Parlor
h.1c, a hi-.wry of making people
feel at home. filling their beMies
with pll'rlliful food and gtvipg
them fuel -for the mind and
body-to face the rest of the
day.
• LOLITA HARPER writes columns
Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fndays and covers culture and the
arts She may be reached at (9491
574 4275 or bye mail at
lol11a h,uper a lat1mes.com
f0< men and women are hm1ted to
1,500 runners. Call (949) 644-3151
to register.
M•cv'• South CoHt ptaz• end
Teen People magazine will hos1 a
Summer Surf and Swim Fashion
Show featuring the latest looks
from Roxy, Hurley, O'Neill,
Billabong and more at 2 p.m. in
Macy's South Coast Plaza's
women's store. For more
information, call (714) 556-0611 ,
ext. 4231.
Someone C.ntt Soup Kitchen
will celebrate its 17th anniversary
in memory of Cpl. Jose Angel
Garibay from 6 to 9 p.m. at 720
West 19th St. in Costa Mesa. The
Flag Day dinner/auction will
feature Chef Leon Mathews
Tidcets cost $45. All proceeds will
support the Someone Cares Soup
Kitdlen Hunger Relief and
Tutoring Programs. Make
reservations by May 27. Call (949)
548-8861. For underwriting
opportunities, call (714) 801 -2354.
The Ad1m1 School CountJy F.it'
will run frorrt 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . at
2850 Country Club Drive. The fair
wi ll have a silent auction, a
50-foot inflatable obstacle cou rse,
a 30-foot inflatable slide, a dunk
tank, numerous games, prizes,
food, drinks, a bake sale, a DJ, a
guest band and more. Call (714)
424-7935 for more Information.
,
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COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
Wetlands not what is holding up senior housing
By Stephanie Bar1er
I n response lo your Friday. May 30
story, MWetJands ve rdict holding up
senior homes,· this is an issue lhat
has been worked on very hard over lhe
last few years by many people.
including dry staff, park
com.mjssioners and citizens of lhe
community. Some clanfication is in
order:
Earth Resource Foundation has been
represented and testified at Parks.
Beaches and Recreation Commission
hearings. and subcommittee meetings.
council study sessions and council
meetings over the past two years. The
planning for lhe development of the
park on Upper Bayview Landin g was
underway well before .the senior
housing project was introduced on
Lower Bayview Landing. The addition
of lhe affordable senio r housing
project to lhe package seemed like a
possible resolu1ion 10 many of the
issues faced by the park plan such ru.
lhe cost of off site dirt dispol>Cll and
therefore was "wcddedM to the park
project.
Through the whole long process. lhe
position of lhe commumty members
and lhe city '>taff h~ com.istcntly been
10 ensure 1ha1 1he reqwrements of the
California Coa.!ttal Act were met and
lhat an appropnate park be developed
on the Upper Bayview property. An
agreement 111 concept re:.uhed in two
group•1. the fo undation and Stop
Pollu1ing Our Newport, submitting
lettel"'> of support for this agreed upon
"concept" of d 100% nauvi: vegetated
park and mintmum grading, along
with an ornamental horder aJo ng Coast
I li~hway and Jamboree. l'he~t· letters
were provided at the city\ requc:.t and
are pan or puhhc rt'cord. fhilt concept
:.eemed to gain approval hy city staff
and the .:,ubcurnmittee meeting'>. and
was pan uf the l·eh 25 <,ta ff
recommendation to the City Council.
which specified, Mthe park will have a
few benches, naruraJ vegetati on and
minimal ornamental landscaping"
However, when the plan was
presented to lhe City Council on 1-'eb.
25. parks commissioner Val Skoro
requested that upon approval, the plan
be returned to lhe parks commiSl>ion
for final determination of the "park
landscape design,• including some turf
grass and more irrigation on 1he site.
The "parlc landscape design" referred
to by S.koro could have involved a
complete change of lhe vegetation,
irrigation, plant types, grading, layout
etc .. lhus changing lhe agreed u pon
"concept• significantly. These
comments were echoed by De bra
Allen, chairwoman of the parks
commission, who agreed with Skoro
lhat lhe irrigation and vegetation of
the park not be specified at thi:. '>I age
in lhe process.
Councilman lod Ridgeway then
commented that he agreed wll h the
commissioners and lhat the fi nal
design of lhe park was not yel
determined. I le Lhen made the mot10n
to approve lhe project .rnd tu d1rct:t
staff to provide Lhe ab11iry for the park<.
commission to conduct an outreach
program for lhe design of the park.
This last-minute rum of event ... cau .. ed
a great deal of concern in both the
foundation and Stop Polluung Our
Newport and a revisit to the property
by Jan Vandersloot for a rlo'>er look
The implication that -.omehow thl'
"environmental community" ex1<,t'> a..,
a separate entity is an alll'mp1 hy thl·
mayor to 1:.ola1e community memht•r-.
who care about what happt.•n.., to tht.•
o.,cant remain'> of open o.,pan.• in tht• lily
The "hs1 of conditions" rt>fem·d tu in
your story is an attempl to clarify the
natural park concept and alll'mpt to
comply with the Cahfornra C<>a'>tal l\<t
In order for Lhe foundauon to u>111i1111c.·
ART IN MOTi F
I NDULGE YO UR PA LETT E S
This wuk's u hibit touts local artist Ray Fries~. llis
acrylic abs tract pieces have a distinct individualihf tlrnt
has garnered him success lrere and abroad.
From. the Collection of Ray Friesz:
• •• ·. f l .f
• -~
10 :.upport and rema111 ton-.1-,1c•n1 wnh
lhe beliefs of the urganl/.allun, 11 1-.
nece:.:.ary that the projec1 he
consistenl with lhe act.
The "b:.1 of condition'>" 1-. a<·tu.ill'r
wi lhin a memorandum nl
understanding. Thi~ memorjndum
(initiated by ci ty staff anti draftt•d \'> 11h
many hour:. of communic.rnon
between lhe ciry and reprew11t.1t1\t·-. ol
Stop Poll uting Our Newport .ind I .<1rth
Resource F·oundauon) wa!> to t lartf\
and add specific1ry so that tlu: two
orgam:t.ations could go lo thl' C <>a'>lJI
Commbsion and lt'Sllfy 1n '>upport of
the proiect in good la11h I hi-. w;i-. 11111.
a<; the mayor .,tales. a "quid pro quo ·
·n1e < .i1y Council re1ec1ed thl'
memorandum outright. evt•11 though
c:ity Maff conceived 1l. Since 11w·
memorandum focmed alrno-.r tcllall\
on the park. it appear-. 1hat th1 rnur;1 i1
I'> willing tu ll't thi'> projt>t t cltl'.
1nclutling the .,enior hou.,111g, ralltt<r
than merely meeting tlw re4uirt'l11l'llt..,
uf the '>tatt' la\'> 111 the de'>tgn of tht·
PrCJJCCI.
V<111der-.luo1. the Earth 1<1•-.ourt t•
foundation and ~top J>ollut1ng ( >ur
Newport do not havt• '>ctlll1· 11i.1g1L
power to "kill " prnJL'Ch. a-. 1111pht·d I>\
the mayor If the <.oast,tl <.11111011-. .. 1011
tlen1e'> the permit. 11 will liL· ltt·l.tllw
the c11y refu!>ed to pre'>ent •• pl.i11 th.u
meet., the re4u1rt•ml'nh of till' la\'\<, tlll'
Cahforn1u Loa-.tal \t t.
I lad tht' < .itv C ou11nl agrel'd tu
'>uppon the niemorandum 111111.stl'll h\
1t., own '>tan. the ut) and tlw
t:n\1ro11rnental Lommurnty l oultl hJ' 1•
gone IClgt:thl'r ,!'> .i u111lil'd \'Oil 1· 111
\Upport the prn1t·t 1, both lht· '>t•r11or
hou.,.ng anti p.1rl... tlwn·b\ 1111 r1·.i-.111g
the L h<11H , • .., of pa ....... 1ge of tlw 1m11t·1 t
hy lht• ( oa..,t.tl ( 0111rni ...... 111n
•EDITOR'S NOTE· S1eµhdn1e 8drger ,., a
Corond 11el Mar rPs1d!'nl and the' P.xPcut1v•·
director ol the Ednh Resou•1..e Fount.JJt1on
Discover the flavor of celebrated local artists. Delight in
complimentary samples of Motifs c ulinary master pieces. a glass of
aromatic wine, and relax to the sounds of a classical guitarist.
,.
Savor the cuisine. admire the artistry
Art Exhibit & Reception
Wednesday June 4th, 5-6 pm.
Complimentary validated parking
Art b hibits will continue through September 3. 2003
Please call Motif al 949-234-3320 for further Information
U1<0''""1 Lo<.J A nur U1<0"""f lAaJ Anm
June 11 June 18 --Joy Patterson Ray Isip
®
THE ST. R EG I ,
Monarrh Beach Hr. rt & pa
Home to a certain woHd
LEITER TO THE EDITOR
Daily Pilot Cup
provedfun, as
soccer should
T hank you to lhe Da.i.Jy Pilot
and to Kirk Mdntosh for
organv.mg a f Wl ~<:ler
tournament tht'> past weekend.
Almo.,t 2,000 kid'> having fun
playmg '>Olcer'
I grew up in ~pam and hJvc
played ~ocn.~r all my lrft: I
playt·d my fir'>l tournament
when I Wa.!t 5 and I :.ull
rl'11wmber the excnement of
that day. We did not have the
luxury of perfect organv..cition
.111d the unhehevable field., of
today. hkt' the CoMa Mco;,a Farm
'>pon-. Complex and !>1m1lar
lirld-. in th1'> a.rea ln.,tead, we
plJyt•d anywhere we wutd· on
1 um rcte. on din. on jllY '>pan·
.ivailable Mo.,t of the lune \\t'
plJycd wnh no cleat\ nor .,11111
~11<1rd.,, we burlt gouh and field'>
.rnvwhnt w11h \'>hate·\ er we
1 ould li11d
\\e did ha\e the ..ame pa .... .,1on
tor ..,oCler our thildren have and
\\l' pljyc.•tl JU"t hecaur,e 11 wa'>
tun 111 pl.1} '>urely, we had
dn·.un<:. to become professional
-.ou c.·r plJyer<>. but al lhal ume
t twrt• ~en' 110 -.-holar.,h1ps. big
( 0111rae1 .. or ent.loro.,emenh. rhat
fllt'Jllt that \'>L' would be better
off hc.·1r11i: good '>ludcnlo., and
1111ro.,11111g otht:r profe.,.,1on'>. But
WI' .,till dreamt of how fun II
would be lo play in J big '>oc<.:er
-.tadtum Wllh h'r.l~"" 10'.lead or
dirt .
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"X)'li. of the c.;h1Jdren playing
AY<..,() recreational. 1ournamen1
r-1 . . '
of duh '>Otc. t:r will qu11 a.nd
trctn.,fer to dnothcr '>pon before
the)' even get to high 'X.hool
I have .. een I l. , 11 . even
10 Wdl·old. extremely tdlented
souer player'> qur11111g the '>J>Orl
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mexperienced lOal h burnt·d
them out.
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lhe U '),,we toache.., have d
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toach at every lt•wl Lt•I thern
play the game and havt• fun w11h
1t. It "very 1mpona111 1ha1 wt.•
try to coach with the ·· 11:., rult· •
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"I was in shock for a
little while ... But it was a
great feeling."
Scott Bffrer, Colorado Rockies
draft pick
EVE OPENER
llli1ll Daily A Pi 1ot Ill
pores Hal cl Fame
(, ........... """' , ......... ..
June 9 honoree
HUGH FOSTER
M Wednesday, June 4, 2003 Sports Editor Richard Du.no: 194915744223 • Sports Fax: (9491650-0170
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS
S.ea . Kings bid for CIF Division I crOWJ?.
Corona del Mar can cap off undefeated seaf>on with
victory over Santa Barbara today at Claremont Club.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
CLAREMONT -Corona del
Mar High boys tennis coach
Tun Mang has enjoyed a rela-
tively stress-free season. thus •
lead the Sea ~llf," to a 14-4,
semifinal win owr PeninsuJa
Thursday.
~He's playing great," Mang
said Mlle had been playing
doubles all year and I decided
far. However, his stress level might rise
today, or it might not. Mang is not sure.
And, for the Sea Kings, that just might be
for the best
The Sea Kings (23-0) will face Santa
Barbara, a team they have not faced this
season and hardJy know anything about,
in the CIF Southern Section Divis.ion I ti-
tle match today at I I a m. at the Oare-
mont Oub.
HWe haven't seen the Santa Barbara
box scores/ Mang said H All I know is
they have very strong doubles. nus
match will be very unusual because,
usually, I can scout the team But this
one is out of the area·
Santa Barbara (20-3) and most of the
tennis teams in the Southern Section
know plenty about the Sea Kings, the Pa·
cific \A>a.St League champions.. They fea-
ture dominating players in singles. in·
eluding senior Garren Snyder, bound for
the University of Texas. Snyder has com-
piled a 52-0 record in singles and dou-
bles in dual matches this season. Snyder,
who won CTF doubles titles in 2001 and
2002, reached the ClF singles title match
Saturday.
Sophomores Wesley Miller and Spen-
cer Reitz will also most likely play in sin-
gles. Miller recorded three wins to help
to put <:arstcn !Halli in doubles.
Wesley is not too far from being a great
singles player, which he showed against
Peninsula~
Ball, also a sophomore, teamed up
with junior Brennan Roherts in doubles
and swept Peninsula. BaU won the CIF
doubles title with Snyder last year.
Ball and Roberts, aJong with the
sophomore douhles team of AJcx Ngu·
yen and Nicholru. Gingold, as well as the.
steady tandem of seniors Bryan Wan.aw
and lssei Saida, will surely be tested
against Santa Barbara. champion of the
Owmel League.
The Dons' best doubles team is ..cnior
Chase MuUer and junior Kl'rry Wheeler.
They reached the en: doubles scm11inaJs
this season. MuJJer and Wheeler could
possibly split and play with other part
ners, but Santa Barbara Coach A.iron
Webster did not indkate that would
happen.
"No one can beat them,· Web<,tcr ~d.
"They have been the backbone of the
team. If we can beat CdM in doubles
and get seven or eight poin~. we wiJI
have a good chance to win.·
Santa Barbara enters the title match
with great m omentum. posting victories
See TENNIS, Paee A7
SCAN HltlER /0M.YP1LOT
CdM senior Garrett Snyder will try to lead Sea Kings to third CIF Southern Section trtle in frve years, 10th overall, today.
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL DRAFT
Colorado Rockies draft Beerer 4 7th overall
Former Sailor, Pirate
wants to sign. Two other
locals drafted Tuesday.
Steve Vireen
Daily Pilot
Scull Beerer, a former baseball stand-
out at Newpon Harbor High and
Orange Coast CoUege, was surprised,
yet overjoyed the Colorado Rockies se·
lected him in the second round, 47th
overall, in Tuesday's Major League first-
year player draft.
·l\vo other local athletes, Randy Blood
and Justin Aue, were aJso selected,
COLLEGE
TRACK & FIELD
UCI's Turpin
in heptathlon
Junior Annmarie Turpin will be UC Ir-
vine's sole representative at the NCAA
Tracie & Field Olampionships next
week. Turpin will compete in the hep-
tathlon at the A.G. Spanos Sports Com-
plex on the Sacramento State campus
June 13-14.
She recorded a qualifying tot.al of
5,228 points in winning the Big W~t
Conference title at Cal State Northridge
May 14-15. That mark ranks No. 4 in
UCJ history and la 20th among the 27
competitors who qualified for the NCAA
meet.
At the NCAA West Regional Olampi-
onships Saturday at Stanford University,
UCl senior Darrell Tozier flnlsbed sixth
in the 800 meters (l :51.33), after win-
ning his preliminary heat in 1:49.72 Fri-
day.
Also on Sarurday, Turpin placed 10th
In the high jump with a rruut or 5 {eet. 7
Y. inches and junJor Jenny Uou finished
20th In the 3,000 steeplechase with a
time of 10:55.98.
Al the regional Friday. senJor Santosb
Swamldass was eighth In the men's high
jump (6-9Y.) to de h1.s career best.
ln women's compeddon Friday,
sophomore Erin Curtis ftnlshed 16th ln
the pole vauJt (12-6Y<) and aeruor JeMk:a
Stafrord WU 19th in the ~ throw
with a LOii of 135-8.
Sophomore Scott ,... ftnlahed
fourth In hil 400 hwdlee belt ln 53.88.
but did not qualify ror the t1n111..
Sophomote Suranm P\lrmol1 -lfth In her 400 ...... belt (1:03.78)
Md lellloc' w.ncty Olin -....... In her 800 beat In 2:10.01. NetdMI .cl-
ftntCN to cbe ftnak
f
while UC Irvine's Olris Klemm and
OCCs Kyle Allen could be picked when
the draft coninues today.
ln June 200 I. after Beerer\ freshman
season with OCC he wru. selected in the
23rd round, 681st overaJI, by the lexa.'>
Rangers. He went back to Coa-;t, 1hcn
went to Texas A&M, where he -;tarred
this season. ln two years, he improved
his draft status by 634 positions.
MThar's a great turnaround," Heerer
said by phone from College Station. "It
has been an interes ting morning and an
interesting season, that's for sure. I w~
In shock for a little whlle. I reaJly clidn't
have any expectations going in ITue~
dayl. But it was a great feeling."
With the Aggi~. Beerer earned Louis-
ville Slugger NCAA Division I first·team
All American honors, as a utility player
after hattin~ ,lOS with 17 doubles, 11
home runs and 57 RBis. Bcer~r:' who
wa~ named the team's MVP Monday,
•1ho served Cl!> the Aggies' closer, accu-
mulating a ~chool single·season record
I I sav<>' I le compiled a 6-1 record. In
4ttY inrungs. he allowed just 32 hits
while striking out 58.
Ile atso earned first·team All-Big 12
recognition. as a relief pitcher, helping
guide lhe Aggies to a 45-19 season and
i.econd place in the conference.
"IL wac; a surprise," Beerer said of his
seai.on. "I didn't think I wouJd be able 10
,
do everything I did. lo be belected fi.r;t·
team All -Amencan pu1 a nice cap on it.
It was jus1 a great season."
srud. NI.a.st yectr. wru.1u~t a Oulce with the
foot. N. far a ... my back goeo;, everything
ha!> been 100% 'oince after high school. I
feel heaJthy .. Beerer said he followed tlte draft on
the Internet wilh h1' teammates while
at their home stadium. Ol1en Field. I le
said he plans to '>i~11 with the Hocldes
and pa~ up h1'> '>l'mur year of eligibil-
iry.
11le draf1., fir'>t day also mcluded
Blood. who I!> onginaJly from Costa
Mesa and played lor Calvary Olapel
I llgh. I le was the ~ond baseman for
UC R1ver;1dr tlui. pa'ot season. Blood
wa., aJw 1>electcd by Lhc Hock.Jes, in the
'oixth round, 1671h overaU lie was the
I lighlander..' i.econd·leadlng hitter with
a .358 average. I le ama<:>sed 82 hits and
51 RBI-; this '>pring.
Beerer endured b.1ck pam., through-
out his playing day-. .11 Newport 1 larbor,
yet overcame the nagging i11111ry while
at Coac,t. In 2002. lie missed roughly
four game1> with a fool injury with the
Pirates, but he ha., been injury·free
since.
A'a.c. a left.handed pitcher for OCC
"Everylhing h gomg 1>0 weU," Beerer See DRAFT, Pa1e A7
Tqg Taggart
Costa Me sa resident, 91, still adding to his rich
athletic experi ence, now as an avid lawn bowler.
Steve Vlraen
Daily Pilot
T he Great Depression
challenged the hearts of
many in the 1930s, including
Oaude "Tug~ Tuggart. After
graduating from high school in
Indiana in 1928, coUege began to
seem more of a dream than reality
because the Thga.rts did not have
money for educatJon.
However, Thggart used his
basketball skills and tire!~ work
ethic -he worked two jobs -and
eventually graduated from Ball State
in 1937.
ln 2003, Thggart is still conquering
cballenges ... every day. He is 91 years
old.
·1 have a theory about livtng these
many years. .. said Tuggart. who bas
~ at the same home In Costa Mesa
for the pa.st 36 years. -For my age. I'm
very acdw and that's due to the fact
that I have a habit of staying busy In
all departments of my life body, mind
and lpirtt. Tu me, that's the key to
maximlzlng 'the quaUty of Ufe tn your
older agie. JCeei> ~ and. of coune,
eat iood food and behave younelf'. -
1beee days. naan nep. busy
with lawn \>OWtin8 and aJ9o with ltretdilns aen:tw to stay tlwp
~Fore. mental~ he
.... .Mt lttiicb Cl'OMWOC'd puZ1'Jet
in the morning,. He is also active in h1s
church and the Kiwanis Oub.
In his heyday, when he was
overcoming obstacles during the
Depression, he took advantage of his
love for basketbaJI.
HMy eyes and bones don't work like
they used to,• Tuggart said while he
sat In a rediner in his home. "But
that's OK.
Basketball, as it was for many in
Indiana. was Important to Tuggart. It
proved to be the key to education as
well. After hJgh school, he played
recreationally and met up with a Ball
State coach. who told him he could
play his way through college. And,
Tuggart did. He also worked two jobs
-at the Ball Brothers plant.. where
glaM and steel~ manufactured,
and. as a waiter, where he collected
tips to pay for his meals.
At Ball State. 18ggart also competed
on the track and 6eJd team, In the
high jump and dOOJs.
Soon alter college, be went into the
Navy and then to ~rtd War O. He
wu stationed In the Paciftc theater,
spedalizlna in communication. One
of hit stope while wleh the Navy waa
on the Wmt c.out and he became
attracted to C&tif'omla.
Jlllt befOre flnllhlrlg hil c:areer u •
ral estate hn>krr. he IJlCMd to Colia
... TAGQMT,,... A7
f
II l~V I ~tit SPORTS
TAGGART
< '011l111ued from A6
11~1 l,1~rt. who earned IUb
111tlt-1~~·11lu.i1c dt:greE.' an phr.Jcal
rl111 iJl1011, also taught and
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I 11 workl'C.I <L\ a 'lalesman for
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lo11:g.111 w.L'> li.'l whl'n he reurt.'d.
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T[V[ MtCRANl<tDAILYPtlOT
Scott Beerer shone in 2002-03 seasons at Texas A&M Unrvers1ty.
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DRAFT
Continued from A6
dttl 1101 rl.iy tilt'. -.pnng. he im-
prowd ht'> draft \latu'> from a
yc<tr .1go. l..t'>l yc•JC. the MonlreaJ
l:xpo' Jiil ked him l87lh overall.
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t•11th round. I "14th overall, by lht·
B.iltimore I lriolt''· llHHtl{h ht·
Aat". who trun-,ferred to the
IJ111wr..i1y of I lawa1i, wa~ unable
to pl,1y thi-, '""'on herauc;e he
wa<,n't rlearetl by the N< 'AA.
ttAPPY BIRTHDAY
' 'l••bratJng the Daily Pi/ors •t,. of the WeeJ.. seri~s
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ST. JOACHIM CATHOLIC SCHOOL
• Pre-Kinderganen to 8TH grade
• Qualified, credentialed teachers
• School accredited by WASC
• On-site extended day care available
1964 ORANGE A VENUE, COSTA MESA
(949) 574-7411
Contact.· Cathy Dressler
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Come join the fun! Now enrolling for
Summer School 2003, June 23 tbru August 15,
9:00 -12:00 and 9:00 -1 :30 are available
NOW REGISTERING FOR FALL
Fun in the sunl Lots of creative arts & cra~s. science, waterplay
& field trips! Co me join us by the bea ch. Ages 2-1/2 -12yrs old.
• 2 1/2 , 3 and 4 year old afternoon classes
•After-school enrichment classes •.• art, science and cooking
2350 Ford Road, Newport Beach, CA 92660
(Next to N~ort Hills Shopping Center)
949-644-4914
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949-673-8233
IT'S NEVER TOO EARLY FOR FITNESS AND FUN!
The Frozen Ropes Training Centers are pleased to introduce
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A non-competitive activity class designed to introduce 2 lo S year olds to athletic
movement and supervised exercise.
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Hand~ Coordination
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