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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2003
PHOTOS BY DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY PILOT
Lt. Karl Schuler of the Costa Mesa Police Department goes over some red-light violations at police headquarters.
Cameras catch 4,000
Thousands have been cited
for running red lights at four
intersections since the first
camera was installed in May .
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2 charges
dismissed
• 1n gang
rape case .
Judge's ruling means teens
won't face life sentences if
convicted for the sexual
assault of a 16-year-old girl.
Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -A judge on TI1Urs-
day dismissed significant charges against
two Inland Valley teenagers accused of
raping an unconscious girl, ruling out th~
possibility of life semences for them, if
convicted.
Judge Francisco Briseno threw out in-
fliction of great bodily injury and use of a
deadly weapon charges -both ennance-
ments -against 18-year-old Greg Haidl,
son of Orange County Assistant Sheriff
Don Haidl, and Kyle Nachreiner, 19.
Greg Haldi, Nachreiner and Keith Spann
are accused of assaulting the then:.16-
year-old girl at Don Haidl's Corona del
Mar home. Greg Haiclrs father was nbt
home at the time. The teens, then stu-
dents of Rancho Cucamonga High School,
allegedly penetrated the girl With :a pool
cue.
Thwsday's decision means that Greg
Haid! and Nachreiner will now face up to
See CHARGES, Paee A4
_ ..... Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
EDUCATION
District
schools
climb API ...
COSTA MFSA -More than 4,000 drivers
have been caught on camera running red
Ugh ts at four of the city's busiest intersections.
said. "That means this is a big problem for us."
Most of the money from the hefty $326 fine
per ticket goes to the state and county, he said.
In the end , the city gets about $42, money City .
Council members have earmarked for the
driver's education programs in local high
schools.
The cameras were first installed at Harbor
Boulevard and Adams Avenue in May. In Octo-
ber, more were installed at Bristol Street and
Anton Boulevard and along Newport Boule-
vard at 17th and 19th streets.
MWe're producing more red Ught citations
than any other city in the country which is be-
ing serviced by this company,• Lt. Karl Schuler
In the next several months. the city will have
these cameras at six more city intersections.
.. This is not meant to be a money·maJdng The camera catches a southbound car
entering the intersection of Newport Latest results show 80% of
schools met improvement
goals and 34 % met
statewide standard.
See CAMERAS, Pase A4 Boulevard at 17th Street half a second late.
.. Their holiday lights can be
~? seen clear across country
The boat parade, and a certain peninsula home, get
·national attention in a special on the A&E network.
Deepa Bharath
[jaily Pilot
NEWPORT HAROOR-The Kellys love
to decorate. All of Balboa Peninsula
knows It.
BUI Kelly and Gay Wassail-Kelly spent
about a month decorating their home,
doclc and their tugboat. the Michigan.
When it was all done, it took 400
strings of Ughts, several plywood cutouts
as tall as seven feet that the couple made
with their own hands, and eight-foot
blowups.
Marisa O'Neil
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -District schools.
particularly those on the Westside,
showed substantial improvement in the
latest round of test scores released Thurs-
day, some exceeding by about four times
their goals for improvement.
The 2002-03 Academic Performance in-
dex scores for Newport-Mesa Unified
School District showed that 80% of
schools met their growth targets, which
are set each ~ar by the state. Three
schools that last year did not meet stand-
ards set by the federal No ChUd Left Be·
hind Act far surpassed their goals.
Theirs is the front yard with 18 Christ-
mas trees on it. There's a popcorn tree, a
candy cane tree and, the one that's the
most popular In the beachside neigh-
borhood -the lobster and seashells
tree.
ln thelr window Is a ceramic plate that
sums it all up: "You can never overdeco-
See COUNTRY, Pqe M
FlE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT
Gay WassalM<elly and BiU Kelly in front of their Balboa Peninsula
home, which will be featured in an AM. special on holiday festivities.
~rts an exciting time for us: school
board member Dave Brooks said of the re-
sults. "Some schools had to make im-
provements of only a few points but made
huge jumps. This is very good news."
The APl scores are based on indtvidual
See APl, Paa• A4
THINKING ALLOWED
John Wayne versus Bob
Hope.
They are two iconJc
Americans, both who
have contributed
countless memories
and have been
deecrlbed u "great
patriotl. *
On tbe one band you
haw local bay~
who went to Glendale Hiib School and later
moved to NeWport
Beach. Continuing the lnditfon
of academic excelJence, Wayne
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LETI'ERS TO SANTA
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The ln.t digit.I c:emere 1 A
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GOY. OFFERS SPORTS cmESHELP
Chy leedere rMCt to Gov.
Corona del Mer captured the
Newpon-Mesa Dlatrict
Arnold~·· wre.tllng d\1mpion1hlp.
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AZ friclly, ~ 19, 2003
ON THE
Caroling Newport-style ·
Adventures at Sea will
hold its annual
Christmas Contrare in
gondolas on Monday
June CH11r1nde
Oa1tyP1lot
C hrlstmas cheer will l>c heard on
the water, even after the boar
parade is gone.
On Monday, about 50 r~tng
carolers of varying musical ability will
blm lhe hart>or to life wi1h song when ~tures at Sea holds its Mnual
•Chrl.strnas Contrare" -caroling on
gondolas.
•We do it every year a'i just our way ol
giving back 10 the community.· said Kathy
leek. spok~woman for the Newpon Beach
cruise company.
At 4 p.m. Monday, a d01..en ROndola' wUl
depart from the docks behind the
company's Mariner's Mlle headquarters.
heading north coward the Newport Island
area to sing their presclec1ed repertoire of
Ouistmas chanteys. 111eir tour wm include
musical stops a1 01art House and Villa
Nova. two waterfront restauranL~ 1ha1
Adventures at Sea consider; close friend~
in the bu.sines!> community.
"We'll be singing all the way ... Leek "1id.
"Anyone who war1L~ 10 lis1en rnn 1mt come
up to the ~hore and they can be hal k by
lhe waler by l'ithcr of those fl"ilat1m111s or
even al the bridge at the Newpun blands
area or anywhere in there.·
Each gondola will have belWt'l'll four
and six p~ngers aboan:I -fnendi. of
Adven1un·~ at Sea as well as a few .-.pedal
guest3.
"Every year, we find a charity to ge1
involved, 100.," Leek said.
Volunteers for the chosen charily al'('
lnvi1ed to come aboard and sing along. ~he
said.
"It'!> a way to reward their volunlccrs
who work ~u hard all sea.son or all year
long.· she ~ald.
·n1e company's gondoUer.> will leall tht'
slnginK. addin~ a professional tQuch t<> the
sound,
·11w '>111Killg will definitely be henr1feh. •
Lttk s.ucf "It m.i} not be performi11g-art
quality. hut the hean L.-. 1herc."
WHATS AFLOAT
• WHArs AFLOAT Is published periodically.
If you are planning a nautical event, submit
the information to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay
St., Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by lax 10 (949)
646-4170; or by e-mail to
d1ilvpilot~lat1mes.com.
SPECIAL EVENT
The N.wport Harbor Nautical Museum will
MV9 en exhibit opening for "Hooked: The
Lure and Lore of Sport Fishing; at the Grand
Salon from 10 a m. to 5 p.m. through Feb
29. The museum is at 15t E. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Information: (949) 673·7863,
http://www.nhnm.org.
SAILING CLASSES
Salllf\9 Faacln1tlon off•rs elaas .. In boating
safety and saillng year·round for persons
with dlaabilitles Free. (94S) 640· 1678.
Orange County •mployera can bring thlir
employees out to Newport Beadl on
weekdays to en1oy a day of sailing courtesy
of Orange Coast College. The School of
Salling and Seamanship now offers a
ctlanoe for groups to worll with the on·board
instructor on different sailing techniques
whlle they get advice on how to perform
well In bu1fne1S. No sailing experience
neoeua rv. One'(jay classes cost from $100
to $125. (9491645-9412.
PHOTO COURT£.SY or KATHLEEN CLARI<
Greg Mohr. owner of Adventures at Sea, aboard one of his company's eight gondolas.
9:30 a.m . lo 1:30 p.m. Jan. 11, 18 and 25 and
Feb. 1 and 8 at OCC's sailing center In
Newport Beech. The co11 is $120.
Information: (94S) 646-9412.
Or•nge Coast College'a IChool o1 .. 111ng •nd
seamanship will offer a three-week
noncredit keelboat claa1, designed for
students who've been on boeta but are
beginning sailors. The first sectlon will
begin Jan. 9 and the second section on Jen.
10 The cost is $199. lnformahon (94S)
645·9412.
Orang• Coalt Coll~•'• ld'tool of aaiffng end
seamanship wltl offer a six-week basic
cruising class from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
beginning Jan. 10 at OCC's Sailing Center in
Newport Beach. The cost is $516.
Information: (949) 645·9412.
Oranv-Coeat Col9fle'a Mhoof of .... end
seamanship will offer• beginning Nillng
class aboard• ahlelds from 9:30 a.m. to 1 :30
p.m .. beglnnlf\9 Jen. 10 at OCC'a Selling
Center. The cost 11 $325. lnformrtlon: (949)
645-9412.
o,.nge Coeet Colele'a ldtool ol .... and
seamen.hip wtll oW.r 1n eight pert
noncredit courM on celntfel end GPS
navigation from 1 to 10 p.m. Jen. 12 through
Feb. 4 et OCC'• Salllng Centerln Newport
Beech. The cost Is $136. The Alling center Is
at 1801 W. P9dflc Coast Highway.
Information: (949) 84&-9412.
shields sailing clan from 1 :46 to 5:30 p.m.
Jen. 11, 18 and 25 and Feb. 1 and 8 at OCC's
aelllng center in Newport Beach. The cost is
$145. lnformetlon: (949) 646-9412.
BOAT RENTALS
With Mllf'lne Watet'Sporta at th• Balboa Fun
Zone, yoo can enjoy nautical experiences
from mild to wild. Take a self.guided tour of
the bay In your choice of power and sail
watercraft. jump the ocean swells in a
Sea-doo jetboet, put you sport·flshlng 1klll1
to the test In a fully equipped Boston whaler,
or soar above It all on •para.ail flight along
the Newport coast. Complimentary Ice and
beverages are Included with ell electric boat
rentals.
Balboa Boat Rentals ct1n put you on th•
water in many ways: with single end do uble
kayaks, electric boats, 14-holder sailboats,
pedal boata end runabout. for offshore use
Of" crulllng the bey. Balboa Boat Rentals also
holda two-hour IQvenget hum aboard the
etectrlc bey boats, providing group activity
for corporations, bf~. nonprofit
orgenlzatlons end group ootinga. The hunt
padtages Include boats, ttfvfa questions,
maps, Polarold cameras and aupplles. The
co.i of a hunt begins at $225 per boat and
catering la avellable at en additional rate. For
hunt reservation•. cell (949) 673-7200.
Orang1 Coast CoH•e•'a IChool of .. Hing and
seamanship will offer a five-week noncredit Oranv-eo.t Colege'a ~ ol ..... Md
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hour at Duffy Electric Boatt. 2001 W. Coast
HlghMy, Newport Beech. All boats are
equipped wtth window endoeure1 and CD
pleyera. ReMNatk>ns .,. ~ed. An
hour rental Is $75. (9'9) 846-8812. Introduction to Shields sailing class from seamen1hlc> will oW.r en lnte~lete
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THE HARBOR COLUMN
Just in time for
the parade
A hoy. --~--, background.
Well, 1
did not
miss the first
night of the
Newport Harbor
Ouisunas Boat
Parade. I
mentioned in last
week's column
that I might. as I
would be
&kippering a
private yacht back
MIKE
WHITEHEAD
Many boat
owners are
invifin8 guests
aboard to view the
parade. and It is
easy to neglect
Ufejacket& You
must a Ufejacket
for each person
aboard your boat,
even children. For
those who will
have visiting
to Newpon Harl>or from
Ensenada on Wednesday.
Luclc.ily. the seas were
flattened by the offshore
winds, and the swells
dropped to help m e make
a fast voyage up the coast.
Once ~aln. when we
crossed over into U.S.
waters. we diverted to San
Djego to request to be
cleared by U.S. Customs. I
find it interesting that we
were the only boar that
detoured for customs; two
other yachts just kepi
going north. So much for
homeland security.
We noticed an unusual
number of military
helicopters buzzing around
San Diego's entnmce when
we were approaching at
noontime. and we soon
discovered why. There was
a submarine being escorted
out to sea by naval security,
and just inside the jetty
entrance. we were allowed
to pass by t.Qe ~bmarine
very close. I noticed that
the sub gives a strange
radar image to what a
vessel of that sire should
display on the screen.
While we waited for a
customs officer, I noticed
that the naval activity did
not decrease after the sub's
departure. Once again, we
found out why: There was
an SOO·foot plus LllO
amphibious assault ship
backing out near the sub
station. What a huge
vessel! There were lhree
tractor tugs assisting the
ship off its pier. NavaJ
security was very h elpfuJ
and allowed us 10 pass the
ship on its port side as we
beaded for the open
ocean.
I entered Newport a littJe
after 6 p.m .. so I cruised by
all the decorated boats
lining up for the start of
the parade whUe heading
for the De Anza Marina. As
I passed the Nau tical
Museum, it was
entertaining to watch the
surprise of the skippers
when they had to swerve
to miss hitting the
unlighted parade turning
marker floating in the
middle of the channel. A
little hint ls to light the
marker's wttite lights at
dusk. especially as most
boaters are not familiar
with cruising at night and
the m arlter's llttJe yeUow
flashing light Is lost in the
children but no lifejaclc.ets
for them. you can borrow a
childs llfejacket provided
by the BoatUS's Oilld PDF
Loaner Program. Simply
stop by the Newport
Harbor Patrol Office on
Bayside Drive where you
can borrow a Child's
Ufejacket for the evening
and then return it the next
day.
Now, you have no
excuse. I recommend the
children wear a lifejacket
while on the boat and
while on the docks.
My weather prediction
for the parade ls very
promising. and I do not
foresee any precipitation
with the spectacular
sunsets Keep ln mlnd that
boaters can contact the
parade officials on VHF
marine radio's working
channel 68. The No. l rule
is to boat safe and
remember the inland
navigation rules still apply. • •
so boat smart. , ~
This Sunday on my
Boathouse Radio Show, we
will be honored. once
again, with the director of
the Califorrna Department
of Boating and Waterways.
Ray 'huneyo9hl The
outreach to boaters that
Tuuneyostti does on a
consistent basis is
unprecedented for any
state official and shows
that you can be heard by
the department's
boss-man. If you want to
speak lo Tsuneyoshi, call in
this Sunday. and time
permitting, I will put you
on the air with rum.
The radio show is aired
every Sunday from 4 to 5
p.m . on KCBQ·AM (1170).
or listen over the Internet
at http://www.boathou.se
radio.com . listeners can
call in 10 (888) 344· l I 70 to
join in on Southern
California's only boating
talk radio show reaching
ports up the coast from
San Diego to Oxnard and
out to Santa Catalina
Island.
Safe voyages.
• MIKE WHfTEHEAD Is the
Pi lot's boating and harbor
columnist. Send him your
harbor and marihe-related
thoughts and atory
suggestions by e·mall to
mike(fjbosthou•stv.com or
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST waves will rlae to 3 feet fore
while in the evening, end the
It'll be pertty cloudy through . west swell wlll get up to 8 to 10 the evening todey, wtth light feet
winds for the mc>9t part. Welt There's• c:Nnce of light rein winds at 10 mph wtll pkt up for on the 1ea1 tonight.
•time In the afternoon. The
hight will be from 69 to 74 SURF degrees.
Some~ of fog wMI roll Expect mostly chest· to
In efter mldnigh1. The lowt wMf heed-high tets •• 1 new be from .. 10 49. nonhwelt awefl MttfM In. The .......... : IUff wltl jump Into the www.nwa.no1te.flOV CN9lt.ad zone on Saturday,
BOATING FORECAST but wtlh rain 1 poatbHlty,
~.,. qwedonebfe.
... CIUll!ly: Vlriebte..._ at 10 llrdl or
ligtar will become~ -~"""
10 lcnotl In the afternoon. The TIDES ' MYMwtll be 2 f9't or~ Time Hlilht on •Well IWtll of 3 to 5 9"'. At
night. the~ wffl be out of 5:-33 1.m. 5.81fMcNgh
lhe not1hwtte from 10 to 15 12".321.m . 0.15fMclow
lcnota, end the \Wit IWWlt wtll 1:34p.m. 3.81r..thlgh
bt-ttom • to 7 '"" 11:38p.m. 1.13'9etlow Fe"'*~ wind condntona will be lirnlW. The..,.. Witt WATER TEMPERATURE bl 2 .._or lmller on 1 \Wit
IW'lll 9'om s to 7 .... The Mdegrwe
Cities greet gov.' s aid offer warily
Local officials still
h ave concerns about
the plan to replace
money lost by the
tepeal of the car-tax.
June CaH crand•
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -City offi·
ciaJs are offering mixed reac-
tionl! to Thursday'11 announce-
m ent that the governor will
invoke emergency powers to pay
cities and counties for Jost car-
tax doUars. But city leaders agree
that local governments aren't
out of the woods yet.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger
on Thursday announced that he
would use emergency powers to
pay cities and counties millions
that they have lost in car tax rev-
enues.
The round of payments to lo·
cal governments will come from
about $150 million in budget
cuts to a varlery of programs, in-
ctuding the two state university
systems, and from closi11g a mi·
grant farm worker housing facil-
ity. among other things.
WAI this point, we just can't
~now how much we're going IO
get," Newport Beach Adminb·
uatiw Servic:es Dlrector Dennis
Qanner said. ·Even If I.his rums
out the way we hope, there's no
way of knowing what we can
hope for in the next fiscal year."
Danner reponed to the New·
port City Council last week that
che state crunch had touched
the city on more fronts than just
the vehicle License ree. City lead·
ers were surprised when they
got $50,000 less than expected
from the county In the form of
the Homeowners Exem ption
Property Tax Relief. Those fWlds
Dow from the state to the coun-
Lies. which in tum pass the
money along to the cities on a
quarterly basis.
lnstead of the roughly $75,000
the city expected. it got about
$25,000 and an e-mail from
county staff saying that the state
hadn't paid the county the full
amounL When the state paid up,
the county would pass it along.
it said.
Thursday's move by the gover-
nor should correct this problem,
as well. A spokesman for the of·
fice of county Auditor-Controller
David Sundstrom said that
county staff have been talking
with state officials, who assured
them that the homeowner tax
money would be paid in full to
the county. The county expect:.
to pay the cities the re t of their
quarterly amount on Jan. 9.
Costa Mesa Assjstant City
Manager Anne Schultz said that,
at least in the short term, lhe
governor's announcement Is
welcome news.
Costa Mesa ~toad to lose
about $4'.'7 million in vehicle li·
cense fees this year after Sacra·
mento reversed a tripling of the
tax. Newport Beach would have
lost about $2.9 million.
~we·re pleased at· this point.~
Schultt. said. "We're still con-
cemed about the whole iss\Je of
revenul!s for cities, because every
lime the state gets into a budget
crunch, they take it from us.·
Vehicle license fees are taxes
coUected by the state on behaJf
of cities and counties. During
good financial times. Gov. Pete
Wilson decided that the slate
would share its wealth by reduc-
ing by two-thirds the fees it col-
lects from motorists and making
up the difference to cities out of
the state budget. Gov. Gray Da·
vis earlier this year annoum:ed
that the state could no longer
pay this "backfill," in effect tri·
piing the lax.
Riding a wave of discontent
with Davis' movr. Schwar1.eneg-
ger was elected on a pledge that
he would rever..e the tripling of
'We're s\ill concerned
about the whole issue
of revenues for cities,
b~cause every time the
state gets into a budget
crunch, they take it
from us.'
Anne Schultz
Costa Mesa assistant city manager
the tax. At the same lime, he as·
sured cities thal the state would
continue to pay them the same
amount, though he could not say
where he would get the money.
Earlier 1his month, Schwarz·
enegger rewrscd that position,
saying that 1he state was unable
to pay cities and counties the
full amount. LocaJ governments
reacted with outrage, claimin~
that police and fire services
would suffer and prompting
Schwanencggcr to find the
money 10 pay lm:al govem-
ments.
·n1ursday's announcement
that the governor wouJd enact
emergency powers means he
can make cuts to state programs
without LhP LeJliSlature's ap·
prov-ct! to pay the citie'> ,md
counrie~.
Hundreds still home sick from school
There is at least one
confirmed case of
influ enza A reported
at Corona deJ Mar.
Marisa O'Neil
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -I lundrec.ls
of students conlinue to calJ in
sick to local school!>, and health
officials have reported one con-
finned case of influenza A. these-
verest type of Bu, at Corona del
Mar High School.
Last Friday, ahuut 400 student!>
stayed home from Corona del
Mar. and 11 i.chools reponed thar
at least 10% of their students had
called in or gone home sick.
Schools are s1ill reporting high
absence rates thil. week and haw
1>ent letters home to parent~. said
Marcia BMarthaler in the district's
hcaJth office.
"'111ere is usually an Increase in
absences in the winter months.
hut this is exceptionalJy high,"
~he said.
111e confirmed case of the Ou
came from five test swabs taken
at Corona del Mar I ligh School
last week. The other four did not
test positive, said Pat Markley.
spokeswoman for the Orange
County 1 lealth Agency.
Newport-Mesa Unified School
Oislrict officials have reported
M"hools with absenlee rates
higher than 10% 10 the health
agency to help them trade the ill·
ncss. But because there is no re-
quirement to repon such data,
Markley said, gening definite
numben; of people affected
countywide proves difficult.
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l~t week. Newpon 1 larbor
and CoMa Mesa high !>Chooh and
Mariners. Wilson, Ilea, Sonurd
and Pomona elementary schools
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j larpcr Preschool reponed
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weei and this week. Health offi·
ciaJs rop.y take throat cul(.\tres at
that school 10 tCSI for the nu.
RMarthaler said. .~
"lhc numbers (of ill srudentsl
seem to be coming down," she
said. "llut lai;t week al I larper,
thL'Y went down and went righl
back up. We're reaJly hoping win·
tcr break will help resolve this. I
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think ~·re '>l'Cmg the hulk. lof
cases! righ1 now."
Flu symp10111~ ran include a f1·
ver, headacht', cxtTt'mC tirnlnci...,,
dry cou~h. -.on• throat, runny ur
stuffy nose and muscle aches, ar
cording 10 tht' l '.enters for Dbea.-.r
Control and t>rt•wntion. Patient.,
may also experience nau.,ea,
vomiting and diarrhea, which arc
more common in children.
Taking gencr.il pre<.<Hnion!>
washing hands frequently. cowr-
ing the mouth when roughing or
sneezing can help .;1em 1he
sift'ead of the lht
Supt. Robert Uarbol said at
Tuesday's M:lmol board meetmg
that although they want children
in school as much as possible, the
district is encourctging parents to
keep ill children home to reduce
the chance of !>preading 1hc ill
ness.
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Kitchen fire causes
$70.000 in damage
A heated pot that was left
una1tended on a stove start-
ed a fire that caused
$70,000 In damages to a Co-
rona del Mar home on
TI1ursday afternoon. New-
port Beach 0.re offlciaJs
said.
No one was in !}le house.
ond t11ere were no reported
Injuries. officials said.
Firefighters received the
l all n1 about 2:45 p.m. after
a passerby, a contractor for
the local homeowners asso·
elation. saw smoke coming
out of vents along the roof
of the home in the 30 block
of Whitewater in the Jas-
Qline Creek area, said Jenni·
8r SChul7.. spokeswoman
for the fire department.
When he got closer to the
home he saw the kitchen
drapes on fire and called
!rn.11he wd.
The man tried to put out
1he fire using a garden hose.
but the windows blew out
because of the intense heat,
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• B•ker St,..t •nd Grace
l..8ne: A traffic accident
Involving injuries wes
reported al 3:41 p.m.
Tuesday.
• Bristol StrHt: Vandalism
was reportedln the1300
block at 7:08 p.m. Tuesday.
• Harbor Boulewrd: A
vehicle burglary was
re po rted in the 2200 block at
5:57 p.m. Tuesday.
• Newport Boulevard:
Po•seasion of drug
paraphernalia was reported
m the 2400 block at 10:50
p.m .'Tuesday. .
• 80utlt Coast or(ve: A
n1Hmrl<n:n'r'Wllffeported in
lhe 900 block at 1:43 p.m.
Tuesday.
• Wallac. Av.nue:
Vendellsm was reported in
the 2000 block at 7:08 p.m .
Tuesday.
• Whittler Avenue: A
comme rcial burglary was
rt~ in Che 1800 bloclc at
• 1 :47 p.m. Tueaday.
• West 19th StrMt: Grand
lheft was reported in the 700
CHARGES
Contmued from Al
55 years and fuUI mo nths in
prison as opposed to 70 years to
life, officials said.
A different judge, during a
hearing earlier lhis year. had dis-
missed similar enhancemen1s
against 19-year-old Spann.
Judge Briseno. who took more
than three weeks to rule on the
matter and watched a 20-minute
video of t11e alleged rape. said in
a written ruling that there is "in-
~ufficlent evidence of any signifi-
cant or suhsta11tinl physical in-
Jury."
But the judge also remarlced
that the defendants were "en-
gaged In alleged acts of sexual
ahusc and se;{ual degradation"
of the vi~Um and acted witli
"complete disregard for the wel-
fare of another person who is ob-
viously uncouscious. •
Still. aJl that does not offer evi-
dence that the defendants "in-
tended to use the pool cue as a
deadly weapon." the judge said.
The ruling shows that "the
judge felt this was not a violent
gaol rape,• ..id Joseph Cavallo,
lead attorney for Crcg Haidl's de-
fense terulL ··me prost-'CUtion has clearly
overcharged me defendants in
this case." he said. '"lhe dJstrict
attorneys omcc ls concerned
only .about the number of years.
not U1c pursuit of Justrce. Tills
decision luul rendered o devas-
tadng blow to the prosecution's
case.~
Deputy Dist. Any. Susan
SChrocder saJd that the ruling
docs nothing mm>e than reduce
the number of years In prison
the defendants face. if convicted.
"lt docs not change the baste
cbnrges. and It doesn't change
the crime hself: she said. "The
Schub. Wd. It took. 2.4 fint.
ftghttrs about 20 minutes
to extinguish the fire.
Oleckpoints set in
Newport-Mesa
Tbe Costa Mesa and
Newpon Beach police de·
partmeots wW conduct
separate sobriety check·
points tonight
<psta Mesa police wilJ
team up with California
Highway Patrol officers
and set up the checkpoint
on the northbound side of
Newj)ort BouJevard at
Flower Street. The check-
point will operate from 9
p.m. Friday to 2 a.m. Satur-
day.
Newpon Beach police
will have their checkpoint
on the northbound side or
Jamboree Road north of
Santa Barbara Drive from 9
p.m. Friday to 3 a.m. Satur-
day.
MoJorlsts will be given
information about the
dangers of drunk driving.
Both cities have also de-
ployed special DUI en-
forcement reams during
rhe holidays.
block at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• w..t B•lbcMI Boulev8rd:
Battery was reported In the
1900 btoclc at 5:22 p.m.
Wedr:iesday.
• Bayside Drive: A boat
burglary was reported in the
1600 block at 9:31 a.m.
Wednesday.
• C.nyon I.a.net Drive: A
garage burglary was
reported in the 100 block at
7:11 p.m. Wednesday.
• C.rob Street: Vandalism
was reported In the 3000
bloclc at 4:13 a.m.
Wednesday.
~ ~~t>dvt.~V1md.11UtUrt
was reported in the 2100
block at 8:34 a.m.
Wednesday.
•Udo Partl Drive: An auto
theft was reported in the 600
bloclc at 3;11 p.m.
Wednesday.
• N.wport C.nter Drive
EHt: Petty theft was
reported in the 300 block at
12:53 p.m. Wednesday.
• Pleytl: Grand theft was
reported in the 500 blode at
2:44 p.m. Wednesday.
judge still says in his ruling that
1.he defendants had no regard for
the victim's welfare,•
Judge Briseno also denied the
defense's petition to lake the
case back to juvenile coun, "vali-
dating that this is aduJt, feloni-
ous conduct," Schroeder said.
"We intend to take this case to
trial and prove the charges," she
said.
·111e defense has argued that
tJ1e incident was nothing but
consensual sex between four
teenagers.
"Tilis was all part of a week·
end-long sexcapade by f the vic-
timl." Cavallo said.
I le said I.he HaidJ family is
"'overjoyed by the decision."
"But we're also maintaining
cautious optimism because this
case isn't over," Cavallo said.
The case remains an "ex-
tremely serious case" with dire
consequences for the defend-
ants. said John Barnett. defense
attorney for Nachreiner. ·nus judge's decision does
rule out Ufe sentences, which is a
significant reduction.• he said
"But I don't believe ii diminishes
lhe charges in any way."
The case is e.xj>ected to go to a
jury trial in March.
Greg HaJdl's attorneys have
filed several motions to dismiss
chc case based on prosecutortal
misconduct. They have ftled an-
other morion asking that the
court not accept .tie Vf deotape of
the incident a& evfdeoce because
they say it was stolen Crom the
defendants.
The Judge Is eq>ected to benr
arguments on those modont on
Monday at tho Cential Justice
Center in Santa Ana.
• D££M IHNt,\TH cov.rs public
.. tttty •nd COUl1s. Sh• may be
reltdled et (949) 574-4228 or by
e-mell et
dHpa,bh•,..rhOl•tlntH.oom.
operation fot the clty; • Schuler
said. "Red·lilhl runners cause the
most injury collisions, and nwn-
bers show that these camem.
over a two-year period. will bring
dawn red llght·,.ted accidents
by40%."
Intersections With these c.arn·
eras post alerts to drtvt!rs as man-
dated by the law. 'Jhe cameras
snap 30 frames a second when a
violation occurs. lt then sends the
digital images tQ a roadside com-
puter that stores them and sends
chem to a processing center In
Rhode Island
API
Continued from Al
student performance in a variety
of standardii.ed tests, including
the California Standards Test and
California Achievement Test. The
st.ate has set an overall goal of 800
points. out of a possible l.000.
but sets improvement levels for
each school on a case-by-case
basis.
Statewide, 2 I% of schools
made the target of 800. ln New-
pon-Mesa, 34% made It.
Most schools that did not
make 800 still met their individ-
ual goals.
Pomona Elementary School.
which needed to improve last
year's score of 570 by 12 points,
reported a score of 614. Wilson
Elementary increased last year's
score of 553 by 38 points. greater
than the required 12,
Whittier Elementary School
needed to increase lest year's
score of 602 by 10 points and in-
creased by 4o.
"We've been refining programs
for five years now," Whittier Prin-
cipal Sharon Blalcely said. "Our
teachers coUaborate. discuss data
and teach to students' needs. We
have a history of being at the bot·
tom !with test scores), and we're
the poorest school. But our test
scores are rising,"
.Whittier •. WlJson and Pomona
are all listed as Program Improve-
ment sch ools based on results of
another assessment. the Ad·
equate Yearly Progress repon un-
der the No Oilld Left Behind Act.
Those three schools. as weU as
most of the schools that did not
COUNTRY
Continued from Al
rate."
Producers at the A&E channel
seem to agree with the couple's
Otristmas ideology. On Thurs-
day night. the Kellys' home and
the Newport Harbor Oiristmas
Boat Parade were fea11Jred
among the top·20 festive loca-
tions in the country in a special
program titled "Ultimate Holi-
daytown USA."
The program is actually a con·
test, and each of the towns that
are featured will be ranked, said
Gail Ossipoff. spokeswoman for
the Newport Beach Conference
and Visitors Bureau, who ac;lced
the Kellys if they would partici·
pate.
Ossipoff sald she entered
"Balboa Village" because of the
elaborate decoracions in the
peninsuJa and the isJand and
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
attended use where he played
football and beat Notre Dame
not once but twice. Mega points
for the Duke on that one.
Hope. who was &om in
England and raised in Oeveland,
may not tug at local
heartatrings. but he worked his
way into the hearts of Ml
Arnedcans. making geographical
boundartes practlcally
meantngf ess.
Wayne arguable has the
physical advantage, standing at
6 feet 4 Inches. And whlle Hope
donned a cowboy hat in some
fllmt. Wayne wa,, the guy you
didn't want 10 make med -
that'• for 1ure. ln a O.t Oght.
you've ge>tta bet on the Duke.
Then again. Hope dJd uy his
hand at amateur boxln&
fighting under the name ·Pa~
&11t. • so be couJd have somo
fancy foocwork and fut bands
that could pmer a win ln that
aspect.
When It comes to wltS; Hope
lt the front-runner. He alway.
bad 1 atwp tongue and a quick
delivery. Wbile W.yne WU 00
durQply, Hope wu known for
his mccilUAent humor tltld way
wtthwOc&.
'°u could aqp.te undl cte.lh
about who WU more peldotJc.
• 8ocb worbd with cbe United s.mc. Orpnbadon to enhlrtllinld lrOOpl and pw ~
dme and money co the~ or
dUI councry f.n J.deu o
--'--'-------~--~ -
~ company sa"Hm the lm· ·1 once had a lady who came 10
-.. and tends "legltlmate. viola· and said she ddh'en ft.Owers and
dons btck to the ea. Mola po-couldn't aeo the light change be:
llce. name deputmes'lt ofDcer8 cause she bad bees in the car.
then look at mese "1olat1ons and Schuler sak1 "But we saw the
approve the dbldoOI. The dckzU t.,,e together. and there wett no
are then malled off to the vi9la· , bets.•
ton wtth eve ~ lndudlng lt makes the issue straight and
thoee ot the drlvtr's face and vehl· simple and easy for the officers to
de 1lCleNe plates. handle. be said " ThcMle who believe they did not "There ls no dispute here.
run a red ligJlt are ~ to Schuler said. "These are very ob·
view the tape at the police depen · ~ou.t vtolation.s."
ment. Schuler aakl. 'Jbe• <ieptut· He said the city has not had
l)lent has about 30 such viewtngs one traffic collision to date that
or hearings per week, he said couJd be attributed to ditvers' los·
"Jt saves us having to go to Ing their concentration because
court,· Schuler said of a camera flash or stopping and
He said W>lators come up with being rear-ended .
wild excuses to avoid the steep Councilwoman Libby Cowan
fines. said she is "anw:ed at how effec-
tive the cameras are."
''l'm curious to see bow other
Int~ are a&cted because
or the cameras.• she said. ·Are
people slowing down, or are they
ta1ci.og advanf83e of the fact that
there are no camerur
The council expeas to get
numbers from the police depan-
menr in Jan~ Cowan said
"I think we're sending a mes-
sage to the people,• she said.
"This ls the only way to stop red-
light runners, because the police
can't be at every intersection."
•DEEM BHARATH C0\18,.. public
safety and courts. She may be
reached &t 1949) 574-4226 or. by
e-mallat
cJHpa.bharath@lstimes.com.
meet the 800 API, are on the
Westside and have a large popu-
lation of swdents who are still
learning English. Those schools
tend to have lower scores be-
cause students are· taking tests in
languages they have not yet mas-
tered, Blakely said
APISCORES
"Our parents are still learning
P.ngl.ish and learning to rei<Iand
write,• Blakely said "If you come
from a Newport Coast home, you
have books since you were in
utero and have lit11rate parents
who tallc to you. You're more
likely to do a good job.•
Both Whittier and Pomona el·
ementary schools reported that
98% of their students are socio·
econom1cally disadvantaged,
meaning they are eligible to par·
ticipate in free and reduced
lunch programs at school. More
than 50% of parents at Wilson
and Pomona did not graduate
from high school, and most are
Latino.
At the other end of the spec-
trum. Andersen Elementary in
Newport Beach had the highest
API score. at 911. It has no socio-
economically disadvantaged stu-
dents. l % are Latino, 4% are
Asian and 56% of parents at-
tended graduate school.
Some schools did show de-
creases in their scores. CoUege
Park, which last year made an 84-
point gain, dropped by 25 points
this year co 682.
Drops after a major spilce are
fairly common, said Peggy Ana-
tol. director of curriculum and
assessment for the district The
school also only tests second-
and third-graders, limiting its
pool of testable students.
The overall improvements,
also because one of the contest
rules was that the towns have a
population of not more than
50,000.
"Balboa was picked among
the top 20 out of 3,000 entries
from all over the nation.~ she
said . "It's wonderful but not all
that surprising. because we have
a wonderful parade. beautiful
decorations and a warm. home-
town feel.~ •
Ossipoff pul together a pro·
duction crew that filmed the
'Kellys • decorating their home
even before Thanksgiving. The
tape was then sent to A&E.
•w e learned on Monday that
we'd made the cut," said Was-
sall-KeUy. whose house was also
named the winner in the Ring of
Lights' competition for "best
humor and originality."
"And I'm terribly excited
about it," she said "It shows the
whole nation our town Is spe-
cial. It brings much-deserved at-
tention to the 95-year-old tradl-
ways. Even Steven.
Both had oodles of success
and popularity. each was too
honest to be political. Both had
arguably girlie birth names:
Wayne was born Marlon Robert
Morrison, and Hope, Leslie
Townes Hope. Both are Geminis,
if you care about I.hat particular
detail.
Now it all comes down to one
thing: Who has got the better
airport? ,..,
If you haven't heard by now,
the former Burbank. Glendale
Pua.dena Airpon was renamed
In tribute of &ob Mope, who
died In his lbluca Lake home.
which ts very near Burbank. and
had his otficea In the heart of
downtown Burbank.
Polfdclans up there. many of
whom grew up l•ushJna ar
Hopda jOkes (one even used 10
rriclc-or-treat at the Hope house)
jumped at the chance to have
theitown
Hollywood·lcoo·named
tnmaportation hub.
"Orange Countyhu their
John w.,ne-we need our Bot>
Hope AJrpon." Burbank
CouncOman Todd~ told
the lk.trblnk. t.det, a .-ier
~of the Piiot
1be ~*to the Dub
kept cOmlng up M preu
covenp of tbs nun.e c:hanp
continued.
"1b me. I don't rNnd ti tR
c:alled lob Hope Mrpcn. juat
Mb Jobn Wliyne Airport WM DllDtld aftlr John Wayne,.
Glendlle Cqundbmn Bob
\WMlanllld.
lt WU Burbank Airport
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Adams
Andereen Celifornia CoMeoePark Oa11ts Eatltbluff
Harbor View
Ka!Mf Killybrooke Lincoln Mariners
Newport CoMt
Newport ~ttHelghtl
Paularlno
Pomona Rea
Sonor8
Victoria Whi!Mr
Wilson WOOdland
MfOOLE SCHOOLS E~n Te nlde
HIGH SCHOOLS
Corona def Mar Cotta Me.a
Estancia
Newport H•rbOr
SMAU SCHOOLS Orange Coast
however, show that things are
working well in district schools.
"We've really been concentrat·
ing on teaching to the stand-
ards," Anatol said. uwe·re work·
ing together to calibrate the
curriculum and are teaching
standards-based math and lan-
guage arts using and standards-
tion we have here -our
wonderful boat parade."
I !er husband, although riot
overly enthusiastic about being
on television, said he loves the
hoHday season.
•1 just Wee to decorate," he
said. "Our goaJ is to try and get
the whole area to decorate. And
it always feels better when
you're putting up the decora-
tions than when you're taJdng
them out.•
The KeUys said they also enjoy
decorating "together."
"And every year. it gets crazier
than the previous year," Wassall-
Kelly said with a laugh. "Or you
could say it gets better. As my
dad always said, 'You need to
get a little bit crazy to keep from
going insane."
• DEEPA BHARATH co11ers public
safety and courts . She may be
reached at (949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail al
deeps.bhsrsth@lstlmss.com.
Commissioner Don Brown who
inadvertently gave Hope the
upper hand in the Hope-Duke
challenge.
"There couldn't be a more
deserving individual than Mr.
Bob Hope," Brown said, adding
that renaming the facility wouJd
be historic because only a few
airports in California are named
after individuals.
Ob yeah? W~ve got a cowboy
down here wbo may just
disagree with that
Both airports are the centet of
widegpread public debate over
fllgbt path&, noise cape and
curfews, and each has a dle·hard
group of clt11.ens prepared to
fight to the death to ensure
neithet one grow. another lnch.
, The Airport Worldng Group in
Newport Beach may have lll01e
money. but havlng wofted at the
Leader before coming to the
Pilot. I= to know ftndwid
that mem of the Aeltore Our
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ROAR. ean make your tnee.
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or Hope? The cowboy or the
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based report cards. Everyone is
stepping up to the bar, and this is
a manifestation of teachers work-
ing hard."
•MARISA O'NEIL covers education
and may be reached at 1949)
574-4268 or by e-mail at
marisa.onell@latimes.com.
AROUND TOWN
• Send AROUND TOWN items to
the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 926:17; by &-mail
to luis.pens@lstimt1s.com; by fax
to (949) 646-4170; or by calling
(949) 5744298. Include the time.
date end location of the event, as
well as a contact phone number.
SATURDAY
"Dlvorc.: A New Beglnnln;" is a
workshop for men and women in
the process of di11orcing or
recently divorced from 10 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. at 180 Newport Center
Ori11e. The cost is $40.
Information: (949)644-6436.
The Costa M ... -tffwport H•rbor
Lions Club will serve
hamburgers, cheeseburgers end
hot dogs and the Orange County
Model Engineers will conduct
free train rides from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. at the Goat Hill J unction
train station at Fairview Parle.
Information: (949) 574-9337.
The Al•no Ctub wlel host•
fundraiser to benefit Women
Helping Women, a Costa
Mesa-based organization
dedicated to helping women In
tranaltlon with funds and
a11lstance In achieving
self-reliance from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.
at 2040 Placentia Ave. Donations
of $5 will be accepted.
Information: (949) 646-8808.
SUNDAY
Fuhk»n lsllnd wll hc»t ...
annual menorah llghtl09
ceremony at 3 p.m. et
Btoomlngde~'• Courtyard. The
event wUI be hosted by Rabbi
Reuvwn Mintz of the Chabed
Jewlah Center in Newport Beadl.
lnfonnatlon: (949) 721-2000,
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Church will remove ficus trees
Neighbors had asked that the ficus, planted
wi thout city approval, be taken out before
the groves' roots damaged sidewalks.
Deirdre Ne•m.n
Daily Pilot remorse was the result of con·
templative thought and prayer. A
letter that went out to school par·
COSTA MESA -Prince of ents quoted verses from the Bible
Peace schOQI officials a.re extend· to explain the about-face.
ing an otlVe branch to thei.r "We think it's a God-honoring
neighborhood by deciding to re· ldedslonl to remove them.• Ker·
move ficus trees along Baker slake sald. ·we think we should
Street, as neighbors have asked. reach out ln peace, and that's
These trees, one of three groves what we're going to do."
of ficus trees on the school and · Neighbor Gordon Pate, one of
church property, were planted the most vocal opponents of all
without city approval. the ficus trees. said he is glad to
On Dec. 8, the Plarutlng Com· see the school finally lake action
• mission allowed the church lo to reelace some of the ficus trees.
keep the trees along Bak.er Street He would Uke to see church offi-
because school officials agreed cials continue in the same spirit
not to nold the city liable for any by removing the ficus trees along
damages the trees may cause. Mesa Verde Drive and along a
The reliefof Prince of Peace of-block wall fence that separates
ficials at the decision was fol-the church property from Ceylon
lowed by a desire to make peace Drive.
with the neighbors, who nave "The only objection we nave
adamantly opposed the trees, ever had Is t.bat the ficus trees are
school administrator Keith Ker-such a pervasive, dangerous
slake said. So the church and tree." Pate said.
school are embarking on a cam-ln January 1999, the Planning
paign to raise $10,000 to replace Commission approved an appli-
the Beus trees with a variety of cation that allowed the Prince of
tree known as yellowwood or Peace church to put in four
po<locnrpus. modular buildings for a school
OlUrch officials say their ficus The commission required the
TOWN
Continued from A4
workshop in which participants
can create their own special
holiday season gift.s for .. mily
and friends using a variety of
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
cost ls $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645-8489.
TUESDAY
The Environmental N1ture Cem.r
will present a holiday craft
woruhop in which par1icipants
can create their own special
holiday season gifts for family
and friends using a variety of
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
cost is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
w ill be a $25 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645-8489.
WEDNESDAY
The Envlronmental N.ture Center
will present a holiday craft
workshop In which participants
can create their own special
holiday season gifts for family
and friends using a variety of
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
coat is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645-8489.
DEC.26
The Environment•! Nature Center
will present a holiday craft
workshop in which par1icipants
can create their own special
holiday season gifts for family
and friends using 1 variety of
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
cost is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645-8489.
The Peter end M.ry Muth
Interpretive Center will host an
event that will let visitors see and
touch different kinds of Insects
and to understand how the legs
of different insecu do different
jobs to help them survive from 11
a.m. to noon at 2301 University
Drive, Newpor1 Beach. The cost
will be $10 for each child 5 and
older. Information and
reservations: (949) 923-2295.
JAN.10
There will be• Computer Fair at
the Orange County Fair &
Exposition Center from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. in Building No. 10 at the
Orange County Fair & Exposition
Center. The cost is $5 for adults;
children 10 and younger get in for
free. Information: (800) 800-5600.
http://\.vww.ocfair.com.
JAN.11
There will be 1 Computer Fair at
the Orange County Fair &
Exposition Center from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. in Building No. 10 at the
Orange County Fair & Exposition
Center. The cost is SS for adults;
children 10 and younger get in for
free. Information: (800) 800-5600.
htt-.:ft\.vww.ocfair.com.
JAN. 16
A Home Remodeling end
Decorating Show will be held
starting today In buildings No. 10
and 12 and in the Parade of
Products at Orange County Fair &
Exposition Center. The show will
be open from noon to 8 p.m.
today. The cost is $5.75 for adults,
SJ for seniors and free for
children younger than 12.
Information: (818) 557-2950.
JAN 17
The TEX*US Guitar Show wiH be
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m .. 10 a.m. to
4 p.m .. Dec. 18 in building No. 14
at the Orange County Fair &
Exposition Center. The cost is $10
for adult•. children 12 years old
and under are free. Information:
(918) 288-2222.
A Home Remodeling end
Decorating Show will be held
today In buildings No. 10 and 12
and in the Parade of Products at
Orange County Fair & Exposition
Center. The show will be open
from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. today. The
cost is $5.75 for adults, SJ for
seniors and free for children
younger than 12. Information:
(818) 557-2950.
The West Coen Reptile Show
will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in
building No. 17 at the Orange
County Fair & Exposition Center.
The cost Is SS for adulta and
children 12 years and under are
$3. Information: (714) 82~0.
http://www.rsdicalreptiles.com.
JAN.18
A Home ~odellng Ind
Decorating Show will be held
today in buildings No. 10 and 12
and In the Parade of Products at
Orange County Fair & Exposition
Center. The show will be open
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Costa Mesa resident Gordon Pate's shadow falls across a
cracked sidewalk that he worried would be further cracked by
Prince of Peace Lutheran School's ficus trees along Baker Street.
planting of screening 'trees and
shrubs between the buildings
and the Baker Street p roperty
line.
The church planted 30 ficus
trees without city approval along
a portion of Baker Street. It also
·planted 35 trees on Mesa Verde
Drive East and 52 along Ceylon
Drive. After the trees were plant-
ed, some neighbors voiced their
concerns that the tree roots
would damage city sidewalks and
pose haz.ards to pedestrians.
111ese neighbors wanted the
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today. The
cost is $5.75 for adults, SJ for
seniors and free for children
younger than 12. Information:
(818) 557-2950.
The West Coast Reptile Show
will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in
building No. 17 at the Orange
County Fair & Exposition Center.
The cost is $5 for adults and $3
for children 12 years and
younger. lnfQrmation: (714)
826-6600.
JAN. 22
Ho•g Hospital will host
·Nutrition forthe Lung Cancer
Patient;" a daytime lung cancer
suppor1 group,.trom 2 to 3:30
p.m. at the Hoag Cancer Center,
conference room A. The speaker
will be Kathy Pham, a Hoag
Hospital nutritionist. Information:
(949) 760-5542.
FEB.26
The Founders Guild of C.u
Teresa invites the public to attend
a play, ·The Subject was Roses;
trees removed. instead, church
officials installed root barriers.
Kerslake said church officials
naven't made any decisions yet
about the trees on Mesa Verde
Drive. Those are set farther back
from the ones on Baker Street
and were planted more recently.
so there is more time to deal with
them, Kerslake sald.
ffOur desire always has been,
although It may not have been
perceived tha1 way, to be a good
neighbor," Kerslake sald. •And
we'll continue in that vein."
at the Newpor1 Theatre on Cliff
Drive in Newpor1 Beach. All the
proceeds from tidtet sales will be
donated to Casa Teresa and
Hannah's House. Tic1tets cost $65
per person. Information: (949)
858-5385, (714) 5384860.
ONGOING
The NftVpC>rt Center
Toastmaster's Club can help you
improve your public speaking
skills or polish your business
presentations. The group meets
every Monday morning from 7 to
8:30 a.m. at 610 Newpor1 Center
Drive, Newpor1 Beach. Guests are
welcome. For more information.
call (949) 721-5732.
Sole Comfort end Laura's House
have teamed up to help those in
need by collecting shoes from
Dec. 1 through 31 at Sole
Comfor1, Corona del Mar Plaza,
836 Avocado Ave. Laura's House
Is committed to ending the cycle
of domestic violence and
strengthening families.
Information: (949) 644-6939.
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CITY OF COSTA MESA
Costa Me18 City Hall, n Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa, CA
92626, (714) 76'-5223
Meyor. Gary Monahan
Councl: Libby Cowen, Allan
Mansoor, Mike Sd'leafer and
Chris Steel
when we arrived with
our coveted coupons.
Then there's the one room
that the family sleeps in. The
parents and their five children,
which includes a 15-year-old
son, all sleep on the floor of the
one room.
J abaJya has the
dubious honor of
being the most
lwavily populated
refugee camp in the
(iaza Strip. and with
that, the added Litle of
being. per· quare-mile.
the most heavily
populated area on the
planer.
There is the city of
tabalya, which is made
up mostly of families
HUSEIN
MASHNI
The husband died
nine months ago of
cancer. The wife raises
the children nlone and
takes care of her
mother·in-law, who
lives with her In the
ugly cinder block and
corrugated metal
house. There Is an old
fashioned washing
machine. FreshJy
There was nothing deceitful
about lhis woman. No need for
sympathy; she didn't expect it
and didn't radiate an air that
demanded It.
Since my back was hurting
from carrying the heavy boxes, I
asked if she knew any young
men in the neighborhood who
could carry the box from Ille van
to her house.
originally from the Caz.a Strip
rhe neighboring refugee camp
t1bsorbed the *48~ refugee~.
which means they became
refugees in l 948. There are aJso
the •6r refugees.
I've come out here many
times with a Oiristian group that
distributes food to t11e families.
We get to visit the farnilJes and
to learn about them as we try 10
µrovfde a meager mea~ure of
.\SSistance to them· a 40-pound
box of rice. sugar, tea, split peas.
garbanzo beans, regular beans.
oil and shortening.
Along with rations some of tl1e
l'amllles receive from the United
Nations once every three
months, the food we bring may
he the only food these famille~
have to get by. In the families
with a father. he Is usually
unemployed due to the Intifada.
which has dragged on for three
miserable years. Other fathers
may have physical or mental
limltations to where they can'r
work. If they couJd. there ts the
•tc.lded problem tha t t11en> is no
work.
Then there arc dw widoWlt. We
vhited one today.
She has five daughters
hl'tween 9 months and 12 years
11ld. All were there to greet lL<t
canon eos ~
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Strap and Batter~
washed clothes are hanginR
trom the lines. There are
mattresses on the floor. There is
an open courtyard between the
bedrooms. the kitchen and
bathroom that water floods inio
when 11 rains.
·1 tow do you support your
family?• I asked. ·we gel a coupon from here, a
coupon from there," she ~id.
.. l'hank..s be to God. Somcumes,
a relative will give us
!>omethang.·
Mo~t of the homes in thi~ part
of the camp arc about eight foer
high. TI1ey have whllcwa11hed
walls and the ever-present
corrug,1ted metal roofs held
down, al times. by heavy
cinderbloclcs. There was a
woman who told us that she was
the man of the house. l ler
hu!.hand can't work due 10
phyi.ical limitations.
"Do you want to see our
castl e?" she joked.
ln.<,ide the heavy metal door.
there was a dark.
5-foo t·by·S-foot bathroom
whtt h is really just a hole in the
ground Next 10 ii was a kitchen
of the same dimensions. Jbere
' was the living room which has
no ceiling.
When it rains, it pours.
''I'll come get It," she said
without hesitation.
And I know he could, but
having been brought up in
America, where we're taught to
open the door for a lady, I
couldn't Je1 her. So. I carried it on
my shoulder from the van
through the two· foot-wide
streets between these homes, co
her house. She said thank you.
Not all people say thank you.
Some. so accustomed to
receiving. take what you give
and expect more.
At the next house, tllere was a
boy named Majed (that's not his
real name). I le's 12. His house is
ugly. Made of cinderblocks and
corrugated steel. You enter the
steel door. On the right is the
5-foot-by-S·foot restroom and a
lc.itchen of the same dimensions
next to ii. The living room il> an
open courtyard. They bring out
their two plastic chairs and insist
that we sit and have coffee and
tea. Every family, regardless of
their situation. does this.
We sit. 1nere are three rooms
about 20 feet by 20 feet in size.
ln one room lives a brother, who
is unemployed, and rus family -
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wife arid five sons, tncludmg
12-year-old Majed. In the middJe
room, lives the grandmother and
her single daughter. In the third
room Uves another brother and
his wife and their slx children.
The second brother is a p olice
man who makes about 1.200
shekels (about $300) a month.
That helps suppon everyone
under the roof. which isn't really
a roof. When it rams, it drips on
everything, o n everyone.
I asked l2·year-old Majed.
who seems too small for his age.
what grade he ls in He told me
sixth. The grandmother teUs me
he is a below·average student. I
telJ them I was .also a
below·average student.
Recause my back hurts, I ask if
any young men could help carry
the heavy box from t11e van
some 200 or so feet awdy to the
house. There are none. The
mother herself volunteers 10
come get it.
Instead. l asked ll-year-old
Majed to help me. I le cam e out
with me, oblivious that he wa.,
wearing his mother's
medium-heeled plastic ~lippers.
We went to the van and took
oul the box. I grabbed one side,
and he another, We squeei'ed
our way through the
excruciatingly nanow !>lreets 10
their home. They insisted we si1
and drink coffee aml tea. We
did.
I wanted to plan! something
in Majeds heart. I told the whole
family tllat Majed was a great
help to me and how he helped
me carry the heavy box all the
way from the van. I le beamed.
Everyone started tal)cjng about
what a good young man he il>.
. Then we went to a bigger and
uglier cinderblock-and-
corrugated·sleel home. Beyond
the heavy steel door was a wildly
smiling teenage girl. I was told
she ~vas mentally handicapped.
She abo has four sisten. who are
eitht>r mentally or physically
handh:apped.
Altogether, there are 15
children: one of the 'iOru. died
recently when he touched an
electrical outlet with a wet hand;
another son feU from a ladder
and broke his back; ano1her son
is in jail for politi.cal rcru.ons;
another son is nor allowed to
leave the West Bank to come
back 10 be with his family in
(,37a.
The father is unable to work.
The mother begs from here and
there. She gets some assistance
from the United Nation1> every
few m onths: Oour. oil, etc. It's
difficult to believe all that has
happened 10 this woman. Iler
face shows no sigm of the
horrors she has lived an d ,.,
living through.
She 111sic;ts that we sit in the
livi ng room on martres-.c' to
drink coffee, tea, cola.
"Rest and be refreshed," she
~ay<, in Arabic.
We don·1 have the time today
l ler daughters scurry to cover
their head!> or to just hide from
u,, m aybe peering from behind
1he bedroom walls and giggling.
Although the house is large,
there is no furniture in i1. I.lice
m O'\I hou'\es in the'\C pans. ii
has nu gla,11 to rnver it~ large
wimJow!>.
When it rains. ii pour,.
• HUSEIN MASHNI is a tormer Daily
Pilot education reponer who
became a Christian missionary in
tho Middle East. His an1cles appear
in Forum on occasion
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CITY OF NEWPOR1 BEACH
Newport Beach City Hall,
3300 Newport Blvd .•
Newport Beach, CA 92663,
(949) 844-3309
Meyor. Tod Ridgeway
Coundt: Gary Adams, Steve
Bromberg, John Heffernan,
Oidc Nichols, Steven
Rosanaky and Don Webb
NEWPORT-MESA UNIAED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
District Office: 2985--A Bear
St., Costa Mesa. CA 92626,
(714)42~00
Superintendent: Robert
Barbot
Board: President Martha
Fluor, Vice President Dana
Blad(. Clerit Serene Stokes,
David Brooks, Tom Egan,
Judy Franco and Linda
Sneen ,.
GOVERNOR
Arnold Schwamnegger (R),
State capitol, Sacramento,
CA 95814, (916) 445-2841;
fax: (916) 445-4633
E-mall:
govemor@governor.ca.gov
PRESIDENT
George W. Bush (R), White
House. 1600 Pennsylvania
Ave .• Washington, O.C.
20500
Hotline: (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.)
(202) 456-1111
E·mall:
presldent@whitehouse.(Jov
Fax: (202) 466-2461
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FRHMY 8oet 1*11de. Beautifully decoreted yachts, boats, kayak•
and canoes will sail along the harbor in the 95th annual Newport
Harbor Christmas Boat Parade through Sunday. Each night, the
parade will begin at 6;30 p.m. at Collins Island and last two and a
half hours. The parade la hosted by the Commodores Club of the
Newport Beech Chamber of Commerce. Information: (94S)
729-4400, htrp:llwww.christrr14sbolltparado.com
THEATER
'Sweeney'
ma.kes the
cut in the
colleges
By Tom Titus
Oa1lyP1tot
L ocal college theater
departments enjoyed a
particuJarly ambitious year in
2003; UL Irvine. Orange Coast
College and Vanguard University all
mounted i.ome highly impressive
productions.
While it may he comparing
elephants and oranges. it
neverthcle!>S must be noted that UC!
topped the list once more with its
slashing, l,1Taph1c production of the
Stephen Sondheim musical
"Sweeney Todd. lhe Demon Barber
of Fleet Street."
Direc1or Eli Simon's masterfuJ
production wa.o. clearly the class of
the colleges this year. but cwo othcr
show~ -both from the pen of
Wilham Shakespeare -were
impressive as well.
SATURDAY Turm.ble groove. Cut Chemist, the DJ for
cutting-edge hip.hop act Jur&li$1C Five w ill be performing et
Detroit Bar 1n Costa Mesa. The night wlll loature several other DJs
Detroit Ber 11 et 843 W 19th St in Costa Mena.
SUNDAY Swl"g away. Swing lessons are given from 2 to 6 pm.
every Sunday er the Avent Garde Ballroom on Newport Beactt by
tho Orange County 6w1ng Dance Club. All ages are welcome, and
no partners are needed lnformauon lltrp:llocswing com. (909)
656 6119
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Runners-up in the coUege drama
category were Vanguard's bloody,
fu1uristic treatment of"Macbeth"
and Orange Coas1 College's rollicking
version of "TWelfth Night," set on a
movie sound stage in 1939
KENT TREPTOW I DAIL V PILOT
Annie Winston is the author of the book, uAdmiral Wright's Hero1cal Stoncals Presents: Darnel Boone and the Battle of Boonesborough."
I lollywood. Susan Berkompus
directed the Scottish play. while Alex
<lo Ison wc1s at the helm of the
Tinl>elwwn comedy.
Hounding oul the top five were
"Fiddler on 1he Roof' at Vanguard.
directed by Carey Curti<t Smith, and
Keith f owler's robust revival of "Hair"
al UCI. Special mention also must be
accorded rn OCCs "Sherlock I lolmes
and the C1an1 Rat of Sumatra," an
ambitiou' mystery under Gol!>on's
direction
As for ncting honors. UCI':. Robin
Buck. though hardly a Mudent,
delivered the ouistanding male
perfonnarKe in the title role of
"Sweeney lbdd." BeM actresc; honori.
go to K.11hryn Scott for her
compelling interpretation of Lady
Macbelh at Vanb'llard.
Other outs1anding actors during
2003 were Angel Correa for "Some
Men Need Help" at OCC Tim Larson
as Macbeth las weU as for Tevye in
"Fiddler o n the Roon at Vanguard,
Sean Engard in OCCs "The Lesson."
Christopher Tillman in Vanguard's
"Macbe1.h," and Ben Draper In both
"Poor Richard" and" ome Men
Need Help" at OCC.
Actresses who s tood out at the
local colleges were Valerie Rachelle in
"Sweeney Todd" ar UCI. Tummy
JoeUe Coffin in "Fiddler on the Roof'
at Vanguard and Nancy Troia in
OCCs "1Welhh Night." Afso
im pressing were Sean Gray and
Emily Rued In OCCs "Sherlock
Holmes and tJ1e Giant Ral of
S'1matra" and Teddy Spencer,
Amanda Kukuk and Rudolpk
Nlemann, all In "TWelfth Night."
At Vanguard. others meriting
special attention were Matt Grandpre
in "Fiddler on the Roof: Mary House
and Michael Mulligan In "You're a
Good Man, Charlie Brown" and
Adam Eugene Hurst In "Fools."
UCl's contingent of Impressive
actors included Sara Parry and Ailene
Klng in "Lady Wlndermere's Pan."
Martin Giannini In •Hair." Jessica
Stevenson In "Big l.ove." and Mandy
Sthrrueder and Usa Oayton In "The
Day Maggie Blew Her Head Off:
This winds up our annuaJ
bestOWing of honors on the top
productions and performances in
local professional. community and
collegiate theater. Nex\ week's
column will spotlight two very
special people when the Dally Pilot's
man and woman of lhe year In
theater for 2003 are revealed. .
• lOM mus ,....,1ews 10C1t thNter for
the Delly Piiot. HI• revlewt eppear
Mdeyt.
Her heroical story
Paul Saltowitz
Daily Pilot
A nnie Winston was ti reel
Tired of <;truggling with her
nvin l>ister 10 get a fledgling
business off the ground, tired
of banling 10 keep herself and her
lhree children safe in the midst of a
failing mamage. and iust tired in
general.
Anyone would be if they spent hours
in the middle of the night penning a
book. in the ashes of what once was
supposed to be a multimedia cartoon
company.
"I spent several years on and off
trying to develop this project with my
sister, and we lost all our capital, and
that partnership dissolved,· Winston
said. "I had been working so long
developing this concept and the
characters that I felt I had to create
something out of it .''
What it became was "Admiral
Wright's Heroical Storicals Presents:
Daniel Boone in I.he BattJe
Annie Winston has ouerco1ne th e odds l o
become an author of children's books
Boonesborough," a hook of h1.,1oritaJ
fiction based on the exploi1~ of On111el
Boone and aimed a1 clcmen1ary
school children.
"I was really inspired to write.
because I was broke and I needed to
support my kids," Winston said. "I
wasn't sure if it would ever get
published, but I didn't have that in
mind when I was writing .... I just
wrote.·
When she wasn't writing. she was
working as a substitute teacher -l>he
wrote at mght after she put her kid!> to
slee1) and early In the morning hefore
work.
"I would have moments where I
wouJd think to myself. 'Is this good
enough to get published?'" she said.
"But l persevered."
An acquaintance who had paid to
have a book publi!>hed by Sonship
Pre'>s in Missouri suggested that she
)!ivc the uimpany .1 tall .ind \Cnd her
tn<lrlll\l rip!.
"I callt•d lhl'rn a11d tultl them that I
had .1b-.olu1rly no 111011<'} to g1\ e !hl'm.
hut tlwy !<>llll wan1ed 111 rt•,1d \\ h.11 I
had," 'he .... lid.
The rompany dt•1:1ded 111 pu1 uu1 the
book in May 2002. and -.111u~ tllC'n, it
has :.cild 10,000 rnp1es llw fir.,t ... tore
to carrv 1lw hook \\,11> Balboa l\l<md '
Martha·., HooJ.....ton'.
"Sht.' ta.ml' 111111 the '>tore a11d told u'
.1ho 111 it. and Wt .. rt• .tlway' eager 10
'>Upport lor,11 Jlllhur\, .. \,ml Kathy ••
Wales, co ow11er ul i\larrlm\
Bookston-... 1 lll' thing 1h.11 <;et<. her
book apart 1<. hrr ~ht'\ JIWa}"' willin~
10 1allc to reuder:. and spn·ad the word
about what 'he's done ...
Wi11Mon ha\ h<'l'll .. pt•alcing ai
schools around till' an:a 10 promo1e
the book and reading for l hildren in
general.
BEST BITES
FYI
•WHO: Annie Winston
•WHAT. "Admiral Wright's Hero1cdl
Storicals Presents: Daniel Boone 111 the
Battle Boonesborough"
•INFORMATION:
http://www.hero1calstoricals com
"II\ re.Lily importunt for kids to '>tan
rea drng at a young ,1g<• ... she l>Clid ")I
helps develop their 111111ds."
1 he nc'<I step 1s to develop her
I kroical Storic;.lls 11110 a scne5 of
children·~ hlsto1 ical fiction. She's
working on the '>ccond book.. whkh
fe:11ure1' l larril'll Tuhm•tn. It 1.., <;(atl•d
for releaw 111 1he spring. 1 hNe an·
oullinc\ nmshl'tl for 12 more hno ... ,
''At thi., point. the plan is to haw 11
pubhshl'd hy !>onsh1p. hut tf tlw lir-.t
book keepl> growing the way 11 h,1i,
been. it 1s possible a larger publi,her
will put it out.~ she '>•lid. 'Tm ju<it
foru~ed on p11ttmg to~etlwr the ht'''
!>tones and developin~ lh<' hl'''
1.:haracters that I can."
Eateries offer festive holiday dining
By GrHr Wylder
T hese restaurants offer special Ouistmas Eve m enu&:
HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY CUISINE
At Roy Yamaguchi' Raya of
Newport Bach. there's a holiday prix
the menu for S30. Yamaguchi ls noted
for introducing ·Hawallan Fusion
CUisine" to Honolulu In 1988, and
now Roy's Restaurants have spread
from HawaH to Florida. Roy's makes
the moac ol treah local Ingredients,
comblhed with Buropean sauces and
pungent A&Jan spices. Fresh seafood
ls his f ocua -four fresh Hawa1Jan
ftsh are served daily-along wfth a
range of appetizers. entdes and
tantall7.lfll deleerta. Roy's
three·coune cUnner includes an
1ppetlur umple plate wtth
btby·btdc ribs, a ahlimp attclt and
crispy lobster pot stickers. Meat and
fish entr~e choices include
slow-braised and charbroiled short
ribs of beef, tender-braised.
new-fashioned mlsoyakl-g1111ed pork
pol roast, Roy's original blackened
island ahJ tuna and
macadamla -nut-crustcd mahi-mahi
wfth a lobster essence sauce. Dessert
Is Roy's melting hot chocolate souffi~.
Roy's of Newport Beach , at 453
Newport Center Drive ln Newport
Beach, Is open on Christmas Eve from
5 to 11 p.ITL Call (949) 640·7697.
RrTZY SEAFOOD
The Ritt. Newpon's five-star
restaurant, otren a Oawle."8 Otristmas
Eve Jnenu. Otnncr starts with a clas.~c
Mllood ma:rdn1 wtth Maine lobster,
DwtpntM Crib legs and cocktail
ahrbnp. Then thtre are six appedz.er
cholcet, ftYI entreea and a O\Jist:mu
Eve desscrl sampler. Appetizers
include Matne lobMer bisque laced
with Armagnac. wild mushroom
"cappuccino " with morel foam and
"the famous Ritz salad.· with
Canadian bay shrimp and Belgian
endive. The most traditional en tree Is
the roast Oiristmas goose wflh
lingonberry sauce, served with sweet
a11d our cabbage, warm gala apples
and celery root mashed potatoes. The
re'lt or the dishes are also seasonal
favorites: carved Oiateaubriand or filet
mlgnon with Mamaise sauce: Nonh
Adantlc lobster tails wiO\ sweet drawn
~utter and French fries: Piero's Osso
llucu; and whole lmponed OoveT aole
saut~ with capers and lemon. terVed
boneless wflh dill pe>Latoea, "hartcots
verts and nolsette butter. Olnner Is
$85. The RJtt l at 880 Newpon Center
Drive In Newport Beach. Call (9-49)
720-1800.
ON THE OCEANFRONT
Twenty-o ne Oceanfront in Ncwp1irl
Reach \erves a traditional Christn1a..\
Eve menu along with 11s regular 111e11u,
which feature' award-winning -.e.iJuod
and prime bet'f. TI1e set menu i~ $4..!
per person. OiJJ (949) 673-2100 or V1'1!
l1Up:llww1v.2 I <Xl!fl1tfron1.rom.
•••
Local restaurants open for
O\rlstmas dinner:
CONTINENTAL CHRISTMAS
The Archee RC*taurant at 33.14 W.
Coast Hlghway In Newport Beach
serves a holiday menu. wflh mo l of Its
continental cuisine dl bes awilablc.
ll's OJ>M from 11 a.m. to 2 a.rt\. C..U
(9-49) 6'5· 70n.
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M Friday, Oecembef 19, 2003 HAPPENINGS
REELCRmcs
'In Ariietj_Ca' is truly capti Vating
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corporate sffts
caramel apples
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Music & Dancing
Featuring Classic Lo Current hits with
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Midnight ·KorbPl" Champagne Toasts
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To Make Your New Yea.r's Reservations Call
949.673.4633
Locaud in the Historic
Balboa Pavilion on Newport Harbor
400 Maio. Street Balboa Vill age
~ i 1 r l ) l J ! .• : ( j • ' f 1 ( l \I I : 1. I r I l ' l ! ' I
. G eorge C. SoOtt once saJd
that "the human sptrlt ia
stronger tbao anything
that can happen to lt." The new mm. •tn America," exempliftes
this idea of the human spirit
beautifully, leaving audlences
with a lump
------in their throat
ANDREW
NGUYEN
and an
appreciation
ofllfe aver
material
values.
Dlrector
Jim Sheridan,
who co·wrote
·the script
with hJs
daughters
Naomi and
Kirsten
Sheridan. masterfully tells a tale
of an immigrant father, mother
and two daughters struggling to
cope with the death of a son,
amid a backdrop that
symbolizes the American dream.
New Yotk City. Paddy C.Onsidine
and Samantha Morton play
Johnny and Sarah, two youn&
parents who accompany their
daughters Olristy and Ariel
(Sarah and Emma Bolger) to
America from Ireland.
Once there, the family moves
Into a decrepit building housed
by numerous murky patrons,
including a downstairs neighbor
named Mateo, wonderfully
played by Djimon Hounsou. As
the seasons pass, th.e family
encounters joy and sadness, but
the death of their son, Frankie,
continues to Unger in their
minds.
Besides truly captivating
performances by everyone in
this film (including the two
girls), there are so many
memorable scenes. When the
father lugs an air conditioner
through the streets, for example,
Sheridan doesn't ruin the scene
with forced sapplne& or
AFTER HOURS
• Submit AFTER HOURS Items to
the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bey St.,
Costa Mese, CA 92627; by fax to
(949) 64&-4170; or by calling (949)
674-4295.
SPECIAL EVENTS
HISTORY OF HITCHCOCK
Orange Coast College is offering
a nin&-part film history on Alfred
Hltchoodc. The aeries will be
moderated by retired ace
professor H. Arthur Taussig. Each
session will be held at 6:30 p.m.
one Friday each month. The
events will be held.et OCC's Fine
Arts Hall 116. Admission 11 $6 for
adults and $5 for seniors and
OCC students. For more
information, call (714) 432·5880.
RING Of UGKTS
The Commodores Club if the
Newport Beach Chamber of
Commerce will host the Ring of
Lights home decorating
competition In December.
Information: (949) 729-4400.
NEWPORT HARBOR
CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE
Beautifully decorated yachts,
boets, kayaks and ca noes will sail
along the herbor in the 95th
annual Newport Harbor
Christmas Boat Parade through
Sunday. Each night, the parade
will begin at 8:30 p.m. at Collins
Island and last two and a half
hours. The parade ia holted by
the Commodores Club of the
Newport Beech Chamber of
Commerce. Information: (949)
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Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton star in the romantic comedy "Something's Gotta Give."
melodrama.. Instead, there's a
lightheartedness to th.is scene,
with upbeat music and laughs.
What's. more, the way Sheridan
treats this scene is representative
of how the other scenes are shot
and edited as well-without
wallowing self-pity, perhaps
reflecting how Sheridan vie)YS
his own early experience of
moving to America (lilc.e the
family in the film).
The symbolism In this film Is
also noteworthy. appearing quite
subtly, but nevertheless speaking
volumes about the life of an
729-4400, http://Www.
ctiristmssbostpsrade.com.
MUSIC
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Sanctuary Choir and Orchestra
will preHnt Christmas concert
worb by Ba ... Rutter, Hayes,
Stroope, Menotti, Tchaikovsky
along with holiday carols at 4
p.m. Sunday at 800 St Andrews
Road, Newport Beach. Tidcets
cost $10. Information: (949)
674-2284, (949) 574-2283.
Child-care reservations: (949)
674-2283.
MARIAH CAREY
Superstar Mariah Carey will sing
st 8 p.m. Monday at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center.
Tidceta will cost $75 to $140.
lnforma1ion: (714) 556-2787,
http:ltwww.ocpac.org.
JAZZ TRIO
Gulfstream Restaurant in
Newport Beach presents a jazz
trio Sunday through Wednesday
as regular entertainment at 850
Avocado Ave .• Newport Beach.
Hours are 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m. Monday throogh
Wednesday. (949) 718-0188.
MAMMA GINA WEEKEND JAZZ
Walter Lakota and David Alcantar,
the New Voit Jazz Connection
Duo, play at Mamma Gina a1261
E. Coast Highway in Newport at 8
p.m. Fridays 1nd Saturdays and
at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays.
Diana Dltii joins the duo on
vocal• on Mondays. It's free.
lnform1tion: (949) 673--9600.
immigrant in a strange land.
From the children's Halloween
costumes to the way Olrisry
(who narrates her family's
journey) carries the memory of
her dead brother, there is an
abundance of symbols signifying
cultural identity and
assimilation.
Above all. Hin America"
satisfies that simple message
that everyone seems to be
yearning for this holiday season,
that message about hope.
Despite a lack of money and
health, the characters in this film
MUSIC AT THE GRILL
The Bluewater Grill offers live
music Friday and Saturday
nights. Greg Morgan, Nidc Peper
and Kelly Gordlen (known as
MPG) perform classic rode. R&B
and swing at 8:30 p.m . Fridays.
Marvin Gregory and MPG will
perform claQlc rock. swing and
R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The
restaurant la at 830 Udo Pait
Drive, Newport Beech. Free. (949)
675-3474.
MUSIC AT THE PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican offers the
music of Common Ground from
Wednesday through Sunday. The
band performs from 1 to 10 p.m.
Wednesday and 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 2735
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Free. (949) 642·3431.
MUSIC AT Pl.AYERS
Players restaurant is now offering
live music from 9 p.m. to
midnight every Friday and
Saturday. Players is at 612 W. 19th
St, Costa Mesa. No cover charge.
(949) 646-5615.
WEEKEND MUSIC
Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant
In Newport Beach presents the
Ride Sherman Duo featuring Ride
Sherman and Alan Remington on
Friday nights. Anthony's ls at 151
E. Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425.
POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO
Tate 5, a funk, rod< and Motown
act. performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays
a1 Carmelo'• Rlstorante, 3520 E.
Coast Highway, Corona def Mar.
Solo guitarist Ken Sanders
personify the meaning of hope.
which is all the more merrier
considering what they must
endure.
. .. -There's definitely a bevy of
Oscar-worthy films playing at
theaters this holiday season. But .
even if you think you've already ' "
seen this year's best movies. ·
there's definJtely room for "In
America" this Ouistmas. It's sure
to be the best stocking stuffer "'
you didn't expect
•ANDREW NGUYEN ls a freelance
writer from Costa Mesa.
performs classical flamenco
tunes at 7:30 p.m . Tuesdays and
Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922.
STAGE .. ..
'A CHRISTMAS CAROL' .. I.
South Coast Repertory's presents " ' •
Hal Landon Jr. In "A Christmas
Carol." which will be performed ... '
through Monday at the the Folinc:f 1 • •
Theatre Center, 655 Town Center" 1 ..
Drive, Costa Mesa. Tidcets cost
$29 to $44. Information: (714) ' "
708-5555, http://Www.scr.org. • 11
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'LA POSADA MAGICA'
The Octavio Solis and Marcos
Loya musical "La Posada
Magica." about a band of
neighbors who journey to
rediscover the magic of
Christmas. will continue through
Wednesday at South Coast ,
Repertory. Regular performance&
will be at 8 p.m. Tuesdays 1,
through Fridays, at 3 and 8 p.m .. ,, ,
Saturdays and at 12:30 and 4:30 .~,,
p.m. Sundays through Tuesday,
and at 12:30 p.m. on Christmas
Eve. All performances wlll be on
the Julianne Argyros Stage, 655
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Information: (714) 708-5555,
http://Www.scr.org.
STARLIGHT EXPRESS
Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical
"Starlight Express~ with new sets
and costumes by John Napier,
will be performed Thursday,
Christmas Day, to Dec. 28, Dec. 30
and 31 and Jan. 1 to 4 at the
Orange County Performing Arts :·
Center in Segerstrom Hall. • •·
Information: (714) 656-2787, ':
http://Www.ocpac.org. 11
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THEATER REVIEW rr---------------~
'Magica' turns 10 with new twist A•GIE&'S ··
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C an it be 10 years slnce
South Coast Repertory
~ted a companion
holiday play to Its annual
main-stage p roduction of ·A
QuistmU Carol"?
Yes, ·1.a Posada Magica• is
roarldng its I Otb year after South
Coast Repertory commissioned
pJaywright Octavio Solis to stage
a Hispanic-themed. yuletide
play. The difference between the
first production on what was
then known as the Second Stage
and its current incarnation on
the Julianne Argyros Stage.
however, is like night and day.
The story may be the same,
but the presentation has grown
to fit its accommodating venue.
Solis' play -about a teen-aged
girl embittered by her baby
brother's death and rediscovering
her Christmas spirit -abounds
with familiarity, including se~raJ
performers who have ta.ken part
in as many as eight of the JO
productions.
This year, director Diane
Rodriguez has given her show -
particularly its second act-a
much wider canvas, injecting
new elements ln the segment
that see the characters traveling
through a paralJel universe as
BEST
Continued from A 7
NOROICNOEL
Gustaf Anden offers a
traditional Swedish Ouisunas
Day smorgasbord. It's even
served daily (except Mondays)
through Dec. 30. Gustaf Anders
also offers a set menu. Delicacies
of the smorgasbord includes
mustard, lemon, matjes. Ji.m e
and curry herring. smoked
salmon with cr~me fraiche,
chopped onions and golden
caviar. They also have a shrimp
salad, curried crab salad,
smoked-herring mousse. pickled
Baltic herring, scallop wilh
pickled seaweed And if that's
not enough, there's also whole
poached salmon with herb
sauce, hard-boiled eggs stuffed
with Swedish shrimp or herring,
smoked ham, roasted leg of
lamb, Swedish meatballs,
sausages, cheese, pate and
pickled beets. Unusual dishes
include smoked reindeer and
lutefisk. 'Iraditional Swedish
akvavits are available for the
perfect smorgasbord beverage.
Alcvavit is a strong Scandinavian
liqueur flavored with caraway,
orange or anise and served ice
cold. Lunch is erved from 11 :30
a.m. to 2 p.m.; dinner starts at
5:30 p.m. Gustaf Anders
Restaurant is at 3851 S. Bear St.
at Sou th Coast Village. and is
closed Mondays. Call (7 14)
668-1737.
•••
Local restaurants open for
New Year's Eve:
STEAKS AT scorrs
Scott's Seafood Bar lk Grill
celebrates the holidays -
Ouistmas E.ve arid New Year's
Eve are two big nights. Its annual
New Year's Eve tradition is to
offer dancing. Starting at 9 p.m.,
Scott's clears out tables in the
dlning room to make a dance
floor, and there's a live band. The
restaurant normally offers three
dinner seatings on New Year's
E.ve: the early theater crowd; the
people who dine and then leave
Cor parties; and the crowd that
stays. Scott's, at 3300 Bristol St.
in Costa Mesa, provides free
party favors and Oaampagne.
Call (714) 979-2-400 or visit
http:llwww.scottseafood.con1.
MOR£ FROM THE RrTZ
1be Ritz offers rwo dinner
seatings, one from 5 to 6 p.m ..
departing at 8 p.m. It costs $85
per person, plus tax and gratulty
(cocktails and wine arc extra).
lbe second seating's from 9
p.m. to 1:30 a.m. and includes a
caviar bar, music. <$ancing, party moors and fun. 11 costs S 175 per
pel'IOO. plu5 tax and gratuity
(~ails and wine are
11td4idonal). The set menu
tncbles caviar and vodka. with
a 4otce of 90up or salad, entree
~with a Rltl chocolate
deeitett medley and a CMmpagne toast. Soup or salad
cbclcel include Maine lobster
bilque laced wfth A.rmlgnac: wild muehroom •cappuccino·
they recreate Mary and Joseph's
biblical jowney, culmlnaclng in
the first Ouistmas. Last year, the
first in the new Argyros Theater,
"La Posada Magi.ca" Hexed its
artistic muscles ln a new, more
spacious environment This time
around, the production has
taken command or its environs.
The result Is a joyous experience,
whether the playgoer
comprehends the frequently
employed Spanish dialogue that
spices the show, creating ripples
or laughter from pockets of the
audience.
ln "La Posada" -embellished
by the musical score of Marcus
Loya, who accompanies the
caroling along wilh fellow
guitarist l..orenze Martinez -a
group of Mexican-American
neighbors set out oh a posada,
galhering food and clothing for
the less fortunate as they form
the biblicaJ procession. But
14-year-old Grade Is determined
to scuttle the celebratory
occasion since her own faith has
been shattered by her brother's
death.
The apparently ageless Tiffany
EUen Solano returns for her fifth
performance as Gracie, growing
with each succeeding portrayal
Her fiery rebellion Is beautifully
offset by lhe heartwarming
holiday spirit that eventuaJJy
with morel foam; and spring mix
salad with goat cheese, pears
and walnuts. Entree choices
include roast holiday goose with
lingonberry sauce; tournedos
Rossini wilh goose liver and
Madeira sauce; Dover sole
Veronique with pink Cllampagne
sauce; and Pieros special osso
buco wilh ferruccine. A credil
card deposit is required wilh
reservation. The Ritt is at 880
Newport Center Drive in
Newport Beach. Cal (949)
720-1800.
MORE FROM OCEANFRONT
On New Year's Eve, there are
two seati11g times at 5:30 and
R:30 p.m. at 21 Oceanfront. The
firsl seating costs $85 per
person, with a two-hour time
limjL The second seating is
$175, with no time limit. It
includes an extra course. live
entertainment, dancing, a Moet
& Oaandon toast, hats, horns
and other party favors. Call (949)
673-2100 or visit
lmp:l/www.21oceanfront.com.
CHIMAYO'S LAST EVE
Chlmayo Grtll's last night of
operation is New Year's Eve. Its
having an open house from 5:30
to 9:30 p.m. with champagne
and hors d'oeuvres to thank
guests for lheir years of support.
Its owner, David Wilhelm, will
reopen this localion as Rouge, a
French bistro. in mjd-April.
Samples from Rouge's upcoming
menu will be offered, along with
Icy martinis and wine specials.
Rouge specials include Maine
lobster bisque with sherry cream
and parmesan tuile ($12):
Burgundy-braised shon ribs
with mashed potatoes and
horseradish cream ($20); seared
scallops on mashed potatoes
with OaantereUe mushrooms
and lobster sauce ($27); and coq
engulfs her --after a
nigtitmarlsh experience with a
pair of ghoulish thugs-and ber
vocal talent is impressive
lndeed.
Miguel Najera fits comfortably
into the role of the wise posada
leader in his first appearance
with the show. Another
newcomer, Elsa Martinez, glows
in lhe character of Marlluz.
realistically playing the V"u-gj.n
Mary. as she actually is about to
deliver her own child. Mauricio
Mendoza is baclc for a second
tum as her dry-deaner husband,
sensitive about his bare legs ln
the period costume.
The consummate
scene-stealer, back for a fourth
production, ls Sol Castillo as the
wisecracking Refugio, whose
EMs-Llk.e number, "I'm Your
Lucky Santa." successfuJJy
breaks the gloomy mood and
rocks the audience as well. He
and Kevin Sifuen~. the
process.ions school security
guard, also double most
effectively as the masked
hoodlums who scare the
bejabbers out or our heroine.
One of the funniest moments
of the show arrives when two
overindulging female procession
members commandeer a box of
chocolates. Denise Blasor (in her
eighth appear.tnce) and Carla
au vin ($17). . . .
Bakeries offering O\ristmas
lheme items:
FRENCH TREATS
Cett SI Bon prepares beautiful
French bakery items to take
home for Oarlstmas. Oaoose
from a traditional Budie de Noel
(Ouistmas log). available in
three flavors: chocolate,
chocolate-Grd.Od Mamier and
chocolate-Oiambord. It's made
in three sizes: The 7-inch log
(serving seven lo 10) for $25; a
10-inch log (serving JO to 12) for
$35; and a 14-inch log (serving
14 lo 18) for$45. Ouistmas
bombe is a gorgeous pure white
Relgian chocolate m~usse made
with frt:sh raspberries inside a
chocolate mocha cake, covered
with white chocolate and
decorated with holly and benies.
They offer one size only, which
serves IO to 12, for $45. A Belgian
chocolate truffie torte is made
with a fine chocolate pastry crust
and filled with rich dark
chocolate ganache. A 4· to
5-inch torte (serving two) costs
SS.75; a 7-inch tone (serving six
LU eight) is SlB.75 and a 10-inch
torte (serving 12 to 14) is $29. 75.
Special Olristmas cookies
include white or dark stars,
green Ouistmas trees, ~d stars
or dark chocolate reindeer ($.65
to$ t.25) Trays are av&Jable with
a selection of high-quality
cheeses and pa tes served with
garnishes. Trays are based on a
pre-person serving slze and
served with cwo baguettes for
every 10 people. The minimum
order for 10 people is a
quarter-pound per person for
$4.25 and l /3-pound per person
for $4. 75. Brie en croule comes in
three si7,es: for eight to 10
FYI
•WHAT: •La Posada Mag1ca•
•WHERE: South Coast
Repertory, Julianne Argyros
Stage, 655 Town Center Drive,
CostaMeu
•WHEN: 8 p.m. today; 3 and 8
p.m. Saturday; 12:30 and 4:30
p.m. Sund•v; 8 p.m. Tuesday;
and 12:30 p.m. Chrietmas Eve
• COST: $20-to 35
• INR>RMATION: (714) 708·5555
Jimenez (ln her fourth) have
these roles beautifully nailed. as
well as their fantasy characters.
"the widows Sandoval," who
share a common garment. If you
listen carefully.enough 10 the
narrator's (Najera's) dialogue,
you'll realize the story is told in
rhyme, and how its structure fits
so elegantly with the
modem -day presentation.
lfyou've seen "La Posada" in
the past, you'U also notice the
eicpanded concept of the
spookier elements. "La Posada
Magica· continues 10 enthrall
both English· and
Spanish -speaking audiences on
its 10th re-enactment H's a
joyous "Pellz Navidad" from
South Coast Repertory.
•TOM TIT\JS reviews local theater
for the Deily Pilot. His reviews
appear Fridays.
people, $18: for 20 to 22 pe<>ple,
$35; and for 45 to 50 people, $65.
Cest Si Bon is open from 6 a.m .
to 6 p.m. Monday through
Friday; from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday; and from 6:30 a.m. to 3
p.m. Sunday. The bakery is at
149 Riverside Ave. in Newport
Beach. Call (949) 645-0447.
NATURAL DESSERTS
At SunFlour Natural Bakery.
find freshly baked Christmas
treats that also make great gifts.
A staclcing Ouist:mas tree cookie
contains more than cwo dozen
star-shaped cookies. perfectly
created as a Olris1mas tree. Thees
are wrapped in cellophane and
tied with holiday ribbon. There's
even a festive and simple -no
baking required -Cllristmas
Cookie Decorating Kit for
$14.95. Each kit contains 12
tree-shaped cookies. with three
tubes of Icing and a set of
sprinkles. It's a fun project for
lclds and a nice gift for famlUes.
There are two gift baskets to
choose from, and a cookie
basket The holiday baskets
include the Sampler for $49.95
and the Deluxe for $74.95. Each
basket has an assortment of
coffee cakes, cookies. pastries
and bread. The cookie basket
contains one or rwo dmo,c•n
hand-decorated il'cd cookies. A
selection of delicious cakes
beautifully decor..ited for 01e
holidays start at $29.95; pi es -
pumplcin, apple, cherry.
cranberry-apple, pecan and
sugar-free pumpkin -cost from
$7.9,5 to $9.25. The bakery at 427
F.. l 7th St. In Costa Mesa is open
Crom 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to
Frid!lY and from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday. Call (949) 646-1440.
The bakery at 2950 Grace Lane
in Costa Mesa is open from ·1:30
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondny to
Friday. Call (714) 424-0176.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
.. n s the tmotiOf1 of the 8011/e of
the Bay. This is the most exciting
girls game I've coached . .,
lrytn Mlddllton, Corona del Mar ilrlS
soccer coach
AlO fnday, December 19, 2003
GIRLS SOCCER
Throw-in
thrusts
CdMto
victory
Carnahan's toss ends in
Taylor Fallon's
game-winning goal,
providing Sea Kings with
Back ~ay triumph.
Bryce Alderton
Dally Pilot
<.OllONA Of.L MAR
I .aunch woult.I be an
au-urate description of
C .ounncy < :amahan'1t
throw 1ru..
·11,l' < .oruna t.lel Mar
I hgh '>t·111or 1-eroed in
on lwr ldfKcl and Ooat· •
1.-'d a ball that bounced
oncP, hit a Newpon
I larhor player and
rollet.I lo o;ophomore
'foylor Fallon, who sent
home the game-winner giving the host
Sea Kings a 2·1 nonleagur victory over
lhcir Back Bay rivals.
"I Wllnted to get it as high a.s possible.
I wanted 10 win so bad,· Carnahan, who
rs baltling a left ankle she injured in the
l)ea'\On opener, said. "It is thro}>bing."
fallon said she saw the ball sa1J from
the moment ii ·left Camahans hands
and fo llowed its mghl.
"IKellyl Morgan headed it und it
bounced to the ground." Fallon said. "I
<.aw the ball and I knew It was going
Into the 11el."
"The defensive strategy was to mark
up. but we didn't do that.· Newport
Coach Brandie Ha~ said. "Thal has
heen the story all year. We score and
then have a letdown.·
The goaJ came with two minutes re-
maining In r<!8Ulation and seven min ·
ules after Newport's Julia Bemay bent
CdM goaJkeeper Katie Schiesser with a
blast into the right side or the net for 1he
tying score, causing CdM Coach Hryan
Middleton to throw his water ht>tlle to
the ground in disgust. Hemay took a
croc;s from senior forward Harbara Jul·
1an, with a.c;.'>lstance from r,ophomore
defender Stephanie lambrakh.
Afttt th~ first goal we stepped up
and sliU knew what we had to do -like
pn-.:.lng 10 the feet." Carnahan said.
The Sailors (0-7-1) caught the Sea
Klngs {3·4 I) in a lull. allowing for the
tying l(Oal. MiddJeton said.
"If you are ball watching for a ~ccond,
the opponent can score and Lha1 hap·
pened." Middleton said. "I felt a major-
ity or the game we dominated witJl lhe
forwanb in the box. We were flat the
lir'it I 0 mmute-.. •
fhe Sea Kings. who ended Newpon's
two-game winning streak in the seri~
warmed up to finish the finaJ 30 min-
ute\ of the fm11 half wit.h I 0 shots, but
the game remained scoreless until the
47th minute.
Sophomore Jessica Mazura's free kick
See SOCCER. Pase Al 1
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Daily Piot
GIRLS
BASKETBALL
Sailors
advance
to title
game
Newport Harbor squ eaks
out victory over La Serna
despite s ubpar
performa n ce Thursday.
Patrick Laverty
Daily Pilot
CE13JUTOS -Victo·
ria s~ leaped high,
grabbed the rebound
and held it snuggly as
the final set:ond ticked
off the clock. •
For the previous 3 1 minutes and 59
seconds, Newpon liatbor I ligh's girls
basketball learn had played one or ics·
worst games or the young season , but'
somehow the Sailors managed to hold
on to a victory. .
Newport Harbor scruggled all game
wilh turnovers and offensive efficiency.
b\lt it came up with the crucial buckets
it needed to post a 42·40 win over La,
Serna in th\! Onal round of pool play a1
the Cerritos Valley Ouistian touma~.
ment. ·
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Estancia High's Raul Cruz. top , grapples with Newport Harbor's Fabian Vasquez in their heavyweight match
Thursday in the Newport-Mesa District wrestling championships at Corona del Mar. CdM captured the title.
The Sailors (5-3), who won all three
pool . play games, advanced to th~
championship game at 8 lo night at Ger·•
ritos Valley Christian Hlgh. It's the lirst!
toumamenl title game for Harbor s~
Coach Jen Thompson took over ~!
struggling program three years ago. But•
Thompson knows the SaJlors will nee<'l a:
better effort than they gave Thun>day it:
they hope to bring home lhe champion-:
ship uophy. • ;
"l know we're a better learn than what;
we showed out there," Thompson said . !
King of th~ tnats
The encouraging news Is thal so d~:
the Sailors, a change from Th~mpson's:
first season, when they won JUS1 fout•
games. After the victory over La Serna;
Thompson's players were discoura&¢!
about how they played, something;
Thompson said wouldn't have been rec ...
Corona del Mar wins
district championship
as nine individuals
bring h ome titles.
and Costa Mesa Thursday at CdM.
Coach Gary Almquist said he has
41 athlercs in the Sea King wrestling
program and Lhat winning has been
key for U1e growth.
MThat's the hest news ever." said
Almquist, who created the district
championships. which is in its sec·
ond year.
(14 5-pound division}, Matt Loeb
(130). Brian Feeley (135), John Dean
(140), Ian Hogan (152), Ryan Shores
(160), Dane Robie (189), Dave Simon
(215) and Robbie Richey (heavy-
weight). ,
After finishing in third place in ogniud two seasons ago. ~-'
tournament last year on Lheir way lo ls
victories, the Sailors conLi.nued their
gradual improvement by advancing tO•
this year's championship game. ·:
~It's a step up," Thompson said. "1be!
girls aren~ excited right now, but they
will be tonight· Steve Vlreen
Daily Pilot
Simon had the quickest pin of the
night, gaining the win over Estancia's
Landon Pulizzi in 14 seconds.
CORONA DF.L MAR -There's
strength in numbers.
Corona del Mar 1 ligh's wrestling
team gave credence ro that state·
men! when It won the Newport·
Mc~a District championshjps by de·
ft·aling Newpon I !arbor, &tancia
Costa Mesn won the four-way
meet last year, but the Mustangs had
just Lhree wrestlers Thursday. Silvio
P~lrada, wrestling in the 145-pound
division, came away with Mesa's
only individual champioMhip.
Victor George (103), !Gd Um (119)
and Eddie Charca.s {125) won cham-
pionships for Newport Harbor,
which went 2· I.
CdM defeated Costa Mesa, 72-12,
then downed Estancia. 69· 1 I. and in
With energy lacking because of sidc-
nets and the fact that this was the Sail·
ors third game in three days. Newport
Harbor was almost taken 10 overtime by
La Serna.
Harbor built a five -polnt lead with
2:55 remaining after Swigart, who fur
ished with four points and a team-lead-
lng 14 reboundc;, scored after an offen·
There were nine wrestlers who
won rltles for CdM: Taylor Alston See WRESlUNG, Pa1e Al 1
See SAILORS, Pa1e A11
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Douglass gets 1 OOth win in double OT·
'Eaters escape when Pepperdine
misses dunk at the final buzzer.
B1rry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
BREN EVENTS CEl'ITER -UC lrvlne mens
basketball coach Pat Ooughw needed double over·
time to reach triple digits In victories at the school
And. after 50 mlnutes of action and hundreds of
plays that affected the outcome. Oougtass' sev·
entb·season mJJestone -an 85-83 double-over·
time triumph ove.r nonconfenmce visitor Pepper·
dl.ne -came down to a wave of laat·poMeNJon
panic. followed by a rewarding sigh of reUe£.
•The key was. they mls8ed the dunk at the end,•
Douglass said of 6·foot·9 ~e junJor Robert
Turner's acrobatic, one-handed putback attempt
that rattled off the r1m u the buzzer aounded. be·
fore 2,089 It the Bren Bvents Center.
this one out, after losing leads in
the final seconds of both reguJa·
don an<t the first overtime.
The victory. the 31st in the last
40 games decided by five or fewer
points under Douglass, featured
primary herolcs from 7--0 senior
center Adam Parada (five or his team and season·
bJgh 21 points In the tlm overtime. u well u a
crucial blocked ahot 1n the second overtlme. the
last of his four rejectiont), aenlor forward Stanis ·
lav ZUzak (20 points) and sophomore polnt guard
Jeff Gloger (14 points and • career-high 11 re·
bounds).
Sophomore guard MiU Bfevberba'• 13 points
also featured some clutdl buc:keu, including a
three-pointer to open the ftnt overtime. u well
u two free throwl 10 teart the flnaJ five-minute
mra session.
Etevberba tank the MCOnd of two foul thou
with 13 second.a left tn repletion. before Pepper·
d!M sophomore Ala. AcUr (a pme·hlgh 32
points) netted a 15·fool i.ner with two seconds
left to force me ftnt ~rtfme.
But Keith Jarbo's layup, which just averted
Parada's swinging bloclc attempt. knolled things
once agaln with 34 seconds left In the first OT.
Efevberha had the game ln his hands seconds
later, but was stripped while entering the lane,
and a second extra session was necessary.
Flevberba opened the final period with two
free throws and, following a 19-foo ter by Acker,
Gloger netted a pair from the Un.e with 2:49 left to
up the lead to 80· 78.
Pvada swatted Jarbo's follow shot inside to l'tt·
gain poSaetalon for UCI and ZUUJc cashed It In
with a leaning turnaround jumper from stx feeno:
widen the lead
Acker con verted a three-point play with 2:1>1
left, then followed two 1.uuk free throws with
two of b1a own with 45 seconds left to k:eep the
deflclt at one.
After Ttrrance Johnson picked Flevberha off
the.dribble for a ateal. he mlNed an open three·
point attempt, prompting a wild acmnble for the
rebound.
STM McCfWt< /DM.Y PILOT
UCl's Jeff Gloget U 0) had 14 Points and 11
rebounds in the 'Eaters' double overtime win.
Turner's rebound, collected with his elbow
above the rtm, foUowed a m1tted five-foot leaner
by Cmihman point guard Shaun Devis. Turner ap-
peared to grab {be rim wtth his ftee (left) hand,
while trylns to pull the baB through the cylinder
with hla right.
It WU. 'tiowever, the Antr.lft'I (5-3), who pu1lcd
Panda's sweeptng tlJC-foot hook shot gave the
hoata a 7t·721Md wtth 2:04 left In the llrst over-
time and h6I two free thtowl wtlh 53 tlc:b re·
mahl!ng put the~ .. up. 78·74.
Zuzak collected the ball, puaing lo etevberha,
who called dmeout wtt.b 17 eeconck left after r.o.,
Ing to the ftoor. Zmlk then aank a free throw whh
10 deb left to prompt Pepperdlne'a lut·dltch 6 1
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SOCCER 1brl9I (belder) ad midftelder
,..... Se:oanlDe In .... rnlddle
ot cbe Int IWf. Senaratne'• blut trom 12 yum out min•• later
blt the CIOllbel.
BRIEFLY
CC>fttnled from AlO
&om about 25 yal'da out landed
tnalde the boll and forward Ra·
cbel Yeleey booted the bd into
the net to gM tbe Sea llDg$ the
lead.
Defense wins it for Mesa
1\te Sallon managed 10 abota
-five ln each half -while the
Sea K1ngs were held to four
&hots in the second half.
CdM dodged a bullet after
acofing its first goal when New-
port junlor layler Glacomaro's
22-yard free kick sailed over the
goal guarded by Schlesser, who
made four saves.
N~rt senior goal.keeper
JC.ara DeMille made six saves, in-
cluding a leaping deflection of a
20-yard boot by Fallon in the
second half.
OeMille turned away succes-
sive shots by CdM's Morgan. All
SAILORS
Continued from AlO
slve rebound. But the Sailors
didn't score again.
After a Sailo~· turnover, la
Sema's Jenna Failla netted a pair
of free throws to cut the lead to
three. The Lancers (6-3) got the
ball back with 12 seconds left
and Failla was once again
fouled, this time while sbootlng
a three-pointer with one second
remaining on the clock. But she
missed the first and third free
throws and Swigart grabbed the
rebound to end the game.
The Sailors built their lead af-
ter trailing much of the game
through patience and precision
paMing on offense in the open-
ing minutes of the fourth quar-
ter. Senior Allyson Stoltz scored
Sopholnoret ~ Wriab•
and Shannon Arnold puehed
the b.u fotward tor Newport.
wbkh MJddleton Mid did &n ef-
fective Job of pn1ng updeld
quickly off retWU, while Heath-
er Steven.eon and Junior Erin
Hardy made it dilBc:ult for CdM
attadcen to clear paths toward
the goal. •
lotenalty on both aides in-
creaaed 1n the aerond half wftb
players from e.cb team slldlng
m.ore frequently ln attempt to
pin possaaion along with
marking an opponent a bit
closer.
•1t•s the emotion of the Battle
of the Bay," Middleton, ln bis
second year at the helm ofCdM,
said. ·This I.a the most exdtlng
girls game I've coached.•
seven or her nine points in the
final period, including Harbor's
only three-pointer of the game,
which broke a 37-37 tie with 3:37
remaining.
Jillianne Whitfield led the Sail·
ors with 14 points and 10 re·
bounds.
Y*'lctlrilllen~
Poolpley
~ H8l'bof 42, Lahm• 40 8cof'9 bv Ouartln La Sem• 1~ e 11 e -40
Herbor I 1A I 12 -42
La s.ma -Bedove 4, J. Faille 7.
Rendazzo 9, French 4, A. Faille 3,
Coins 0, Stenz 7. Shears 4, MaikHian o. Clare 2.
3-pt. goels -RandllZZO 1.
Fouled out -None.
Technicals -None.
Hllfbor -Swigart 4, Stoltz 9,
Whitfield 14, Miller 4. Eddington 6.
Trobmen 2. Koon 2, Devan 0,
Lawrence 2.
3-pt. goals -Stohz 1.
Fouled out -None.
Technlcala -None.
KENT TREPTOW I DM.Y PILOT
Costa Mesa High's Silvio Estrada, top, battles Corona del Mar's
Isaac Inouye in their 145-pound <flVision match Thursday.
WRESRING
Continued from Al 0
the finale the Sea Kings recorded
a 50-1~ victory aver the Sallors.
MNewport beat us in the first
year," Almquist said. -We're 1-1
now, so next year will be the rub·
bermatch:"
Though they lost to CdM, the
Sailors came away pleased. New-
port Harbor's Josh Hughes
UCI
Continued from AlO
fon.
earned a technical fall victory,
25·9, over Batancia's Danny Alde-
rete to lead the Sallora to a dra-
matic win over the Eagles.
Hughes' victory, which pro·
duced five team points, tied the
score at 38. But since Newport
had the only technical fall of the
match, the Sallors won. The win·
ner could have been decided by
number of wins and most pins,
but the teams remained tied, so
Hughes' victory proved even
more important
each one more heartbrealdng
than the last."
• Nol~ICI
Wltb ,lnaeued lotenliry on
cWwe, Cott.a Meta Hilb'• boys bMketba11 tellD held San Cle-
mente to eitht points or leea in
MCh o/ the ftnal three quarters to
ecore a 42-38 come-from-behind
victory in the consolation brack-
et of the Anaheim Convention
Center tournament Thursday.
The Mustanga (5-2) 'ttalled by eve points at baJft1me and two
after the third quarter, but took
• the ·lead midway thri>ugh the
fowth quarter and never relln-
quiabed it 'Ibny Krikorian, wbo
flnished wltb eight points and
three steak, made a .key steal
during the rally. Jeff Waldron.
ICOfed a game-high 13 points
and grabbed 15 rebounds.
eon.oa.don brec:Dt Co9ta ,... 42, .... a.m.m. 38 lcora bv Ouerws Sen Clemente 18 a 1 e -38
Co11a Meta 13 a 9 1& -•2
Sen Clemente-Malev 13, Wodlske 7.
Ruainkovlc:h 3, Wood 3, Herrlson 8,
Wllleey 1, Piuimer 3.
311l goal1 -Malev 1, Wodiske 1,
Ruelnkovich 1, Plulmer 1. eo.t. Meu -Moline 0, Knox 14,
Waae 0, Krlkorien 8, Aleton O.
Waldron 13, Stankovic!
3-~ goel1 -Knox 4, Krikorian 2.
Mustangs stifle Saints
• SOCCBR: The Costa Mesa
High girls soccer ti!am held
visiting Santa Ana without a
shot In a S·O Golden West
League victory Thursday.
Junior midfielder NUani
Duarte had two goals and one
assist for the Mustangs, who
improved to 4-5, 1-0 ln league.
Rachel Ronquillo also scored
for Mesa, which received assists
from Kyla Flores and Kara Jen-
kins.
Estancia erupts, 6-0
bas.ltetball game Thursday. Jc
allo lost a key contributor in
junior Brett Hirata, who brob
hls collarbone ln the ~nd
quarter of a 99-71 loss to Alu·
cadero In pool play at the Ar-
royo Grande tournament.
Senior Pancho Seaborn Led the
Sea Kings {3-4) with 22 points,
including six three-pointen. Co-
rona del Mar will continue pool
play with a game against Lom-
poc at 5:30 p.m. today.
Mf¥to Grande tDUrnlllMllt
Pool play
Ate.cadero tt~Cotona del Mar 71 Score au.rw. CdM 1 It 1A 20 -71
Atas 33 n 21 21 -M
CdM -Northridge 13, R. Lanc:e 9,
Freede 11, Seeborn 22. T. Welch 3, K.
Welch 4, MecOonald 2, Hireta 2, T.
Ulnce 3, Kabeklien 2, Wanhlbe 0,
Revnolds 0, Manni 0.
3-pt. goele -Northrldge 3, R. Lance
1, Seaborn 6.
Ata1eadero -Berwick 18, Kennedv 7,
Maede 2, Devis 19, Phillipa 13, Miles
2, Overl1nd 3. Johnson 22, Short 1,
Schltterbedt 1, Hlncklev 8,
Jespersen 3.
3-pt. goals -Kennedv 1, Oavis 1,
Phillipa 1, Overland 1, Johnson 4,
Hlncklev 1, JHper1en 1.
Trabuco tops Newport
• BASICETBALL: Spencer Ear-
nest, a 6-foot-7 senior at Tra-
buco Hills High, scored 12
points in the second quarter, in·
eluding three consecutive three·
pointers, to lead the Mustangs
to a 65·42 consolation brae.Itel
victory over Newpon Harbor at
the Anahelm Convention Cen-
ter tournament Thursday.
Taylor Young led Newpon
Harbor (5-3) with 19 points and
seven rebouc:\ds and Jamie Die·
fenbach added 11 points and
seven rebounds.
A.Mn.Im Convention C.ntlf'
SCHEDULE
TODAY ........,. ..
Center tournament et Kennedv. 8
p.m.; Eatencla in Garden Grove
tournament, 7:30p.m.; Costa Mes•
in Anaheim CC tournament
conaolation semifinal• et Katella,
7:30p.m .
UCI overcame a 22·10 tum·
over deficit by shooting 58.3%
from the field (28 of 48) and net·
ting 10 of 12 from the line in
overtime.
UC Irvine 16, ~ie 83 (2 OT) ~ .. · McGowan 8, Plneger 8,
Adler 32, John1on 14, Oavls·2, Jert>o
10, Tumtf9.
3-pt. goel1 · John50n 4, Mer 2.
Plnegar2.
Fouled out· McGowan, Pinegar.
Technlcal1 · None.
• SOCCBR: The Estancia
HJgb girls soccer team trounced ~
visiting La Quinta. 6-0, in a
nonleague win Thursday.
toumilmirit
Consolation bfacbt
ll'abuco Hiiis 915. Newport 42 Score by Quut ....
Harbor s 11 12 1• -42
Trabuco 1 21 111 21 -ee
College women -UC Irvine at San
Joae State, 7 p.m .
Communitv college men -Orange
Coest at Cuy1m11Ca tournament.
C9mmunity college women -
Orange Coast vs. Sen Diego Mesa st
Co11t ChristmH Cleulc, 7:30 p.m.
High school bov• -Corona del Mar
"'· Lompoc in Arrovo Grande
tournement, 6:30 p.m.; Newport
Herbor in Anaheim Convention
High school girls -Newport Harbor
In Vellev Chri.ilen tournament
chempionahip geme, 8 p.m. a-.
Pepperdine (3-6) shot just
39.7%.
"I thought we played well:
UC lnllM · Zuzek 20, Okoro 6, Pereda
21, Gioger 14, Efevberh• 13,
Ethington 7. C.mpbeli 2, 8nkausk11
Junior Blise Carroll scored
twice, while Nauny Abdule,
Jaye Hellmlch, Sandra Lopez
and Haley Rosner also posted
imwlsted goals for the Eagles
<2-5-0).
H11bor -Allee 0, Mouradv•n 0,
Green 5, Perrine 3, Heenan 1, Young
19, Pinesett 1, G1u1ewitz 0, Orth 0,
MacBeth 2, Dlefenbech 11.
High school ¥v• -Eatenola et
Corona del tif•r. 3 p.m.; Cost.t Meu
at Senta Airs, 3 p.m.
Coach Paul Westphal said.
".We've lost five games we were
tied or ahead In the last few min·
utes and three of those have
come down to the last five sec-
onds. We've lost five close games,
2. .
3-pt. goal1 • Zuuk 3, Efevberha 2,
Ethington 1.
Fouled out · None.
Tedlnlcala · None.
Halftime· 28-28. Sea IGngs lose Hirata
3-pt. goal1 "tferrine 1, Young 1.
ll'abuoo -Cnarleaon 2, Opfelowski
1, Gross 2, Martin 8, Earn•nt 30,
Kane 2. Al-Jamie 9. Esguerra 2,
Siman 12, Saucedo 0.
w.twpolo
High achool girls -Corona del Mar at
Newport Harbor, 3:15 p.m.
Regulation -68-68. • BASKETBALL: Corona del
Mar High lost more than a boys
3-pt. goals -Martin 1, Earnest 3.
Al-Jamie 1.
First OT -76-76. Fouled out -Saucedo.
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Governor St . Cost•
Mnt,CA92627
Jeffrey Jey W1lss, 929 Governor St.. Costa
Mesa. CA 92627 Junnie Al•t• Weiss, 929 Governor St., Cosl•
Mese. CA 92627
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wife Hive you atert•d dolna
buslnns y•t? Yes 1982
J11nni9 Altl• Welu
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Clerk of Or1n1• County
on l2109/03 200H .. 7SIS
Oally Pilot Oec. 12. 19,
26. 2003. Jen. 2, 2004
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Or ance Ave Suite f .
Cost• Me11. Cellforn11
92627 Dixie Wall, IMS Ant• helm Ave. 1199, Costa
M111. C1lif0fnl1 92627
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ducted by: •n 1ndlvldu1I
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filed with th• County
Clerk of Oren11 Co11nty
on 12/11/0l
200H .. 71t7
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I. Costa Mn1. CA 92627 Nerys lope1 Fajardo.
655 Baker St.. Apl. UI04, Co1t1 Meu. CA
92626 Thi$ busmen 1s con
ducted by· en lndlVldual
Hive you st1r1ed doina
bualnus yet1 Yea lO/ll/03 Htfys Lopez f a1.ardo
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flied with Ille County
Clef'k of Or1na• County
on 12/09/03 200'6 .. 7570 Daily Piiot Dec. 12. 19, K. 2003, 41111 Z. 20IM FIM
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Str¥1cH, Inc (CA). JV
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Ho Jan I 2004
P1opet1y Con,ufl1nt
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fh1$ steltment wn
filed with t!M County
Clt r-of Oren1• County
on 12/12/0l 200J69H01 I
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DI • Placanlta CA 928/0
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16212 Ro,i.away Or ,
Placentl•. CA 92870
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bu\lnan yet? No
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Cte1k o{ Orana• Countf
on ll/21/0J 200369•5 .. 7
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fl'llt ti.element wo
f"-d wllll the County
C1tti. of Oren .. County
on 11/16/0J "°""HU OeMy Pilot Oec ISi. 26, 2003, Jan. 2. 9, ~
f958
fhe followlnc ,.,,ons
ere c1otn1 ~slneu as
Debi Man•ltrflent of
Am91oea. 192 C•mfl•1
Heu .• L•aun• N111.1e1. Cf. 91677
Oebt Manacement of
Amtt1n, llC (CA), 191
Cameray Hfl&hts. L111.1
n• Nl1ue1. CA 92677
This busl11tu " con
due led bf Li mited
l11bMy Co
11 .. e you st .. ted do1n1
bU1.llltU Y•tl
Yes 10·25·03
Debi M1na1emenl ol
Ameroee U C
lh1s statemenl wo
filed with the Counly
Clerk of Oran&• Counlv
on ll/l7/03 200H96UU
Dally Piiot Dec 12. 19
26 2003. Jan 2. 2004
F956
Re-. .... ... s.......
The lollow1n1 pe1 sons
'' e doinc bu11neu ••
Ru1ch. 981 Dehh• Ava .
Cosll Mn1. CA 92626
Mareo A Hll kOI. 981
01hlla Ave . Costa Mn•
CA92626
Th,. business " 'on dwt11d by 1n lndt•1du11
Have you •IJHltd do1na
bu•tness yer? No
Mari o A Haoer
Thts s tatement wn
ltled with lhe Cnunrv
Clerk ot 01a11ae Counly
un 12/09/03 200SH67S91
01lly Pilot Oac 12 19
26. 2003. Jan 2, 2004
F~
Poli cy
......... ..........
fhe lollo'Orin1 peoon• .,. dolfll bus.lness es: S
A fln1~111. 550 hll1
etinO AYe. ltlOll, Coile
Mew.CA92626 A,ma11 Saldalla, 550
Ptulttll!O Ave Klot,
Coate Mese, CA 9282'
l'hb buslneu I• eon
duclM bv. • tlml\acl
ptrtnafahip
Hawe you 1tart•d dolna
bustneu yet1 No
Ayman SHdall•
This sl1ltrnent waa
hied with the County
C'-rlt. of Ofan1e Covnly
11'1 12/09/0J tOOS'967S91
Delly P1101 Dt c 12, 19,
26, 2003. Jan 2, 2004
F951
The lollow1n1 persona
ate dorn.c busmen 11.
Cmp111 Compeny, 177 W
19th St . Svtle V Coste
M.u.CA92626
Oe~ln M l urt• &
Donald A Muell, Inc
(CA). 117 W lilh Sult.
Y, Costa Mes•. CA 92626
This busmen 11 con·
ducted by: • corporation
Have you started clol11&
business r•l1
Yes 2001 Oe~1n M l une &
Donald A Mu c11, Inc ,
Ol¥tn l un a/Pr e$<dtnl
This stalemtnl wn
Med With the County
Clerk of Oranae County
on l:>/09/03 200JH67S90
D11ly Pilot Dec. 12, 19,
26. 2003. Jan. 2. 200'
F942
FlcMM ..... "-S...... lhe lollowln& pt1sons
11t do1n1 bus1neu a1.
lnley Elliott C1te11n1.
1428 Posada, Newport
Bo rh. CA 92660
l nl•y Cameron llllott.
1•28 Pouda, Newpott
Buch, CA 92660
This bu.,nus Is con·
dud ed by an 1ndlv1dual
lla•e you started do1n1
bu\1nn s yet>
Yes 11 '2'5/2003
le,l•Y C Elltoll
This sl•t~rnenl WH
ltfed with lht County
Cle11< ol 011n111 Counly
on 12/02/03
200U90774
011ly Pilot D_. '>. 12,
19. 26. 2003 r939
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So Cal lrll~~J UIO A1Mflca11 llltcllealc•I ._, P ... 10ll .._. A.M.E.: 1711 ••"'., v1n.,. W•r i;me, Co•l• Collwttlfle aH JI•.... "'°" ~vwd Unit 7. Dr ., Ne~t 1 .. e11,
Mien. CA t2e2I retioft. 11M2 llnott Ave., C..u MaM, CA m21 C.W.•-1 Ttevi. ¥1111 I>« Wei, Suitt 15, Ow.,. Gr-. Petrktr f , ~ • .,.,.... lhr1tu Vlol•h 1310 Villi!te w_,, C204, CA l'.ZMl F0t TM Pall le' F. OMI C.W.....e.ala. 12 W
Cbtte ...... CA 92129 Cotey M. lyo11, 11621 Trint, llJI D lhljM Altlot St. •. l~ IM(h,
Tilit ~ Is eon Soutll Peelflc Au., A-. Colla Meu, CA ca.tor• -iltK~ bt .,, fftdllrt4uel kft&t kecll, CA 90741 tzU7 n.i. ~ le con·
Hive ~OU ''"™' doint Tlllt b11tlne.a .. COii· Tiiis businMI I• COfl• ducted lly. all llldhlldlltl
bu\lneu Ylttf du~tM by' an 14\cllvklllel cl>ict.o by: h111lly T111tt Ktve ·Voll •i.n.cl clok\I
No • IMM you alerted dolftt .._" }'Oii 1ttrt.d doinl ll!Qlnieu yell Mo
lrtvls V•n Der W•I binlMM yet? blnl"'u retl Me1ltu· V. Chlattlla·
l'hls stJtte111111t WH No Va, l/Zl/91 Crete
hied with tllt County COrey M. Lyon Patrlcll F. Giel lllls 1l1l1.1ntnl wts
Clerlt. of Ot~e Covnty Thia st1lt1111nl wH Thia 'tate111tnl wet flied Wltll tlM County
on 12/09l'03 fJled with 1111 County fifed with tllt Co.Inly Ci.tit. of Ort nat County 200'6t67... Ci.tk of ()fans• Collllty Cle.rk of Ck11119 County on 12/17/03
011ly Piiot O.C 12, l9, °" 12/09/0J on 12/llVOJ tOOMHMU
26. 2003, Jan. Z, 2004 HOl6H7A7 200MtMS4l Delly ,ltot 0.C, 19, 26, ______ ..;.F.;;.940~ Dilly Pilot Dec. 12:JJ1 Delly Pilot Dec. 19, 26. 2003. J1n. 2, 9, 200' ~.... 26, 2003, Jen, 2. .tw. 2003. Jan. 2, 9, 2004 F966
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......... fie-...... ..... .... lilt follow1n1 p11ton1 ._.r........__. ._--......
tre dofnl butllltU U ; --S.1• on The Coest, 7'61 The lollowlna pvson1 TM tollowltt& p11•on1
Eest Coast Hwr. New 1re clolna bllalMu u : .,, clolns bl.llltlns t i.
port Beach, CA 92657 A & B Custom Uphol· C & C Embrotftf~. 1041
M & O Rateunnl Co atery. 2940 Collep AYO. W. 11th St. A·lOl!i, Cosll
LlC (CA), 2531 hstblutf Sit A, Coate Met•, CA Mes•. CA 92627 DI , Ntwpoft Beach. CA 9262(; Co'l Apj>wet, Inc , (CA)
92660 Jose David M1d1ld, 1041 W. 18th SI. A·l06,
This business is con· 2940 Coll11• Ava .. S\e. Costa Meu, CA 92627
ducted by Um fled A, Costa Mesa, CA 9262$ This busln•u la con·
lllb•llty Co Thi$ business is con· ducted by:• ~poratlon
Hin you stl'ted clo1n1 dueled bv· •n lnd1Ytdu1I Hne you 1t1rl.td dolfll
bu.,neu yet7 No Hive you 11.erled doln& buslnas yet? Yu, July
M & 0 Rntau1ant Co bus1neu yet? 16, 1996
llC., R1d11rd Mead I Yes 6/1196 Coa Apparel. Inc .
Mena&•• JoM David Madrid Chris co,., President
This sl•ttmenl wu Thts statement was Thrs sl1ltmenl was
llltd with the County liled with the County flied with the County
Clerk ol Oran&• County Cltrlt. of Or1n11e County Cler• of Onnat County
on 12/ll/03 on 12/15/03 on 12/09/03 200J696toSI 200l6t61J02 200J6t67Sl9
Oa1ly Pilot Dec 19. 26. Daily Piiot, Dec. 19, 26, Dally Pilot Oec. 12. 19,
2003, Jen 2. 9. 2004 2003, Ian. 2. 9, 2004 26, ?003, nn. 2. 200' f965 f969 f949
The foltow1n1 penons
.,, do•na busineu "
l & l Appltance, &32 W.
B•ker St . Cosl1 Meu,
CA 92626
F eh• l apldls, 23!>4
llttelton C11 , Cnsl.t
MeM . CA 92626
This business " con
ducted by •n 1nd1v1du•I
Hoe you started do1na
business yet? No r tits l ap1cll1
Th" slatemenr wu
filed w1t11 the County
Clerk of Or1n11e Counly
on 12/16/03 200JHUJJ6
Oa1ly Pilot Oec I q_ 16.
2003. Jan 2. 9. 2004
F959
AclllM...... Ac-. ..... ,
"-S....... ... ......
Tiie lotlow1n1 peuons
.,, doina business ts
Vo1c1n1 it, &SO Tamarack
Ava . 13603, Bru, CA
92821
Michelle A. Stephens.
650 famuar~ 13603.
B1ea, CA 92821
This buslnen Is con
ducted by: an 1nd1v1dual
Have you st•• ltd doln1
business yet' No
Michelle A Stephens
Th11 statement wu
hied with the County
Clerk of Or a nae Counly
on ll/03/03 200369'7024
Oatly P1101 Dec. 12, l9,
?6. 2003. Jan 2, 2004
F955
The toHowln& persons
tr• doina business as
Malcrele Tools, Internet
Sales, 2S42 Oaford ln.,
Costa Men, CA 92626
Chns Haefner. 25'2
Oxford Ln .. Co111 Mt11,
CA 92626
This businns Is con
dueled by: en individual
Hawe you stAtrted clolnc
business yell No
ChflSHHlntf
lhis statement wu
filed with the County
Clerk of Or1n1• County
on 12/16/03 200J69 .. U7
Deily Piiot Oec. 19, 26,
2003, Jan. 2. 9. 2004
f96()
How to Place A
........ ..........
The tollowln1 penons
tre dolr\I bualMU H
HtWl)Ofl Cettttl Famlly
Clllropt11ctlc, 363 San
Mi&u•I Dr. Suite 191,
Newport Buch, CA
9~
Mil• Olarado, 363 San
Mi1uel Or. Suite 191.
Newport Beach. CA
92660
This bustnen " con·
dueled by: 10 rndlYldu•I
Heye you st11ted clo1111
buslnU$ yell No
Mike Diltado This statement was
filed with th• County
Cltrlt. of 011n1• County
on 12/16/03
200S .... H2
Dally Pilot D•c. 19. 26.
2003. Jan. 2, 9, 2004
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fhe followlll( pt1 .ona
.,,, do1111 bualnat "·
C.H.I. Gift 8a$k.tlt, 3'1
f;. 20th SltHI, Costa
....,, Cellto<nil lmi27 •
Zll7 Clwllt Clwllom Ooull, 341 E. 20th Stint,
Costa Mu, C1hlor11I•
92627·W7 Thi~ buslneas 11 ton•
duct.d by· an lndMduel
Have yov stetted dolna
butlneu yet? No
Cll1tlle Ch110m olu11
This statement wu
hied • with th• County
Cleflt. of Cl! ance County
on 12/16./03 t0ol6 .. IU6
Delly Pilot Dee. 19, 26.
2003, Jan. 2, 9. 2004
• f9"
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NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that • public
heat In& will b• held by
th• Cost• Mesa City
Council, on Mond1y,
January S. 2004. •I 6:30
P.M or u soon as
lhar11fter H possible.
In the Council Chambers
at City Hall. 17 F ltr
Orio, Cost• Mua, on
the fotlow11111 lttm:
Resolution est1bllshln1
ind 1d09ttn1 schedules
of rtlts. fees and
chlfaes for Frsc•I Year
2003·2004 lor HrY•CU
p1ovlded by th• City of
Coll1Meu Ir THE AfOREMCN
TtONED ACTION IS
CHALLENGED IN COURT,
the ch•Oenae may be lfm1ted lo only those
inues raised 11 lh•
public hearin& descr I bed
1n this notice. or 1n
w11tten co•respondence
dehver ed lo the City
Council at, or p11or to,
lhe public hear1n1
NOTICE IS FURHllR
GIVEN that 11 said time
end piece 111 tnltrtsted
persons may eppe&r ~nd
be heard by lhe City
Council on the above
1lem.
JULll fOlCIK, OIPUTY
CITYCUU Pu .. llahed Newperl
leocll-Coato Maio
Doltv Piiot December 19,2003 f962
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fllllOTICT YOUR TNll. lnllMt ~ "'°"""' IT MAY M 11• t1 ,._, IOU> AT A~~-·..,.._. UU.. • YOU HUD ol tfle TNlm !lot lte AH EJC.PUNATICJlll OF ..,... llMUnl (II the
TI4I NATUM OF TH& dllie oldie "'=bM-
PfllOCUOIN08 oatlon °' .. ot AOMIST YOU, YOU Sele) l'IMD'Wlfr .. t1-
IHOULD CONTACT A IN9d to 119 Ml forth
\.A WYER. OI\ beloW. Tiie l!lllOUnl 1~ It 02:00 PM, tMY be ~ on ltw CAL.FORNIA AECOM-dly of ..... '** Oi VEYAHCE COMP~1 Sele: THE NOAT't4 SOCCESSOA 8l' FRONT ENTRANCE TO MERCIER TO H. ~ THE COUNTY COURT· MOAT~OE SER· HOUSE 700 CIVIC VICES, IMC ... IN duly CENTER ORlve WEST IPflOIMld TrueaN SANT A AHA, tA l.ega)
urlder lllld ~ to l>NctlpUon: -AmoUnt
Deed of Trwt ,.._ of unpaid btlanc9 and
contld CllZl1W1 •, OU. ClwlJM' 8oc* , =-lne\N-• 1489,407.57 (Ntltnated) "*" 1--'1Cel7 of Street add,... and
olfld9I l9COfde In the OChtf common dealo·
Office °' ttle ~ n.tlon of ttw ,.., Jlfop-°' ORANOl County, et1Y: 1954 PORT CAR· c.tlfomla, ~ bY: DlGAN PLACE NEW
PAUL 00U0U.S KIN~ POAT Bl!Aeti, CA
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KING, HUSBAHO 'ANO 45&-251-04 The under·
WIFI!. .. Truator, lllgnld TNI... dt• WASHINGTON MU-elaNna any Hlblllty lor TUAL BAHi(, FA, .. any rncion.ctneM ol
a.nefldaty, wtll eell eC the llrMt lldck9U and
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e.ah, C8ehler'1 ct.ck heftln. The property cnwn by a 11.1111 or IWreto~ dHc:rlbed la
national benll, I c.Nh· being aold • II 11•.
ler'I cheek drewn by • DATE: 12/01/2003 .• ,.. or tederel credit CALIFORNIA RECON·
union, or • c:uhi41r'• VEYANCE COMPAN~, cheek dFIWl1 by a statt SUCCESSOR Br or lede,..I M'llngi and MERGER TO N. A
1o11n llNOCilCIOn, NV· MORTGAGE SER· 1nG1 auoclatlon, or \/ICES, INC, 11 TrvslM
Nvtnge bltlll 1peclfi.d 1e1e1 m -n28 or (714)
In aeetion 5102 of the $73-1M5 ' DEBORAH
Flnanclal Code and BRIGNAC, VICE
IUttlorlad lo do t>ual-PRESIDENT CALIFOR·
MM In this ...... Sale NIA RECONVEYANCE
wlll be !Mid by the duly COMPANY IS A DEBT IPl>Oim.ct truslM u COLLECTOR AT· lhOwn be1oW of all TEMPTING TO COL·
right, title, .. nd Interest LfCT A DEBT. ANV
conll9)'9d to and now INFORMATION 08-
hald by the truatM In TAINEO Will BE USED
the tw1'91nef1M 0. FOA TH.AT PURPOSE
tcrlbed property under ASAP569106 12105.
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tunnJ HPoSu••· $1000m
A(I. 949-675 6161
Y-'Y 21r. 11.; step~
to beech. $1500/mo
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YIAalY OCIAMfltONT
AvMl1ble now •$167Sm
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949-673·3'63
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& rest11.nnb, Ip, I c Wf1
wd ~ $1775 94!).~
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Immaculate! no peb/smk
$1195/mo 213 359 6765
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7-ar .,.,.., badlyard. 1/2
~ lo oc.n, n'USI -SllDYmo 9e9-VS.~ QI ~1 911111 5prn only.
2br 2ba • den. upper
unit. bay views, !>'llo.
•hared washer & dryer.
111 $1850949 293 4632
2bt l.75ba on the wale•. ta patro, deck. uperaded
kitchen. wd hkup. 111t
$2200 949.293 4632
Slw Sbo hovse, quiet
area, newly refurbished
2 car ear. wd hkups.
$2300/mo 949-759-08/4
lbr 2ba Uppet unol, 2
balconies, Ip, m~lr
/lovrm, I c 1a. nu p11nt
aet $2300 949 293 4630
lbr 7 5betcondo, 1749$1
clon to bch, 2 c atlftch
e•r. wd. 2 story. comm
pool/spa. Avail Ian I
$7500 949-515·9830
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(19899) $25.980
'01 forJMw,_
Cob<a Sliver, Only 7K
mo
(19770) $23.980
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Conv.
Champagne. 24k ml.
(19817) SAl.980
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$river. 67k mi .
( 194$31) $17.980
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Turbo Diesel Black
( 19683l) $26,980
'OIMercetles
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( 19892) $27.980
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( 19~26) SJ?.980
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( 19904C) $34.980
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CIV/ter Bla~k. 32K nu
( 1982/C) SI 4.980
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(I 9909C) $61. 980
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Friday, ~ 19, 2003 All
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Md TANNAH HIRSCH
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the ICC of diamonds and IWO trump
lricb. thanb to llCClll'lte dcfcn..c Tbr opening bean lead WI,\ WOO by
Em with the ruoe, and the defender continued with the Icing. IA-clan..,
ruffed wilb the tco. Had w~ ovllf-
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of the dcfcmc. Dl,-cb1rcr would win
any return. ~w ournps anJ. .1f1er
rotx,tding the diamond lk"C, dJJm the
~ of the trick~.
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he mtaJ'it, declarer bad to lo:.e 1~0
uwnp lricts and die ~ uf diamund.. -down ooe. This technique 1~
koown as a u\onp prumolioo. When
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WU\ promoted to a sctung tnlmp
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and r.ou Uiould alway~ bf ak'rt 10 the
Jl(N>1b1bty of cxeculin~ tho\ tkfen· ~he \.'\.rup
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dee 1111\'f I~'!
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( Ul665) $26,900
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(122184) $47.900
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(694021. 687598)
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