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Serving the Newport-Mesa co,mmunity since 1907
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 2003
Pulling· up
the Arches
When his lease is up,
the restaurant's
owner plans to say
farewell to Mariner's
Mile locale.
Allele Robinson
Daily Pilot
MARINER'S MILE -Although
this Newport Beach restaurant
and arguable landmark will close
ln a few shon years, the Arches
!"on't be falling for good.
•• Dan Marcheano. who .has
Owned the Arches since I 982.
ttas announced plans to open a
nt:w, bigger restaurant called the
Archei> Grill within a year, but he
ts suU finali;dng the location.
He'll lceep the original West
~as1 ._ljghway restaurant open
tn11il his lease expires in three
years.
• "We're going 10 move,"
Marcheano said. "You can chisel
piat in stone. Where are we go-
ldg to move, that's still up in the arr."
I le'd like to stay in Newport
Beach and is tallcing with the Ir-
vine Co. about a few locations,
but he has also had offers in
Huntjngton Beach and San Oe-
mente, he said.
CITY HALL
The new restaurant will seal
about 275 people, compared
with the 120 seats at the existing
restaurant. Maccheano expects
to more than double his staff and
add at least 120 menu items to
the already staggering 350
choices he offers.
With a history stretching back
to 1922, the Arches was the first
restaurant in Newport Beach to
get a liquor license. It has served
the likes of Humphrey Bogart
and still caters to the family of
the late John Wayne, Marcheano
said.
Once it shuts its doors, the
Arches wiU be the latest in a
string of restaurants along Mari-
ner's Mile to close in the last sev·
eral years. Others that have shut
down include Wmdows on the
Bay and Aysia 101.
Several factors led to those res-
taurants do Ing. Newport Beach
Asst. City Manager Sharon Wood
said .
The difficulty of mwng left
rums on West Coast Highway
and parking availability can be
issues for restaurants, and the
shalcy economy is also part of the
mix. she said.
In other cases, property own-
ers may have development plans
See ARCHES, Pa1e A4
PHOTOS BV KENT TR(PIOW I DAJLV PILOT
Traffic backs up at a security checkpoint as Orange County sheriff's deputies look inside vehicles entering JtNA on
Christmas Day. Traffic stretched for more than a quarter mile, as deputies stopped vehicles for random inspections.
No holiday
forJWA
Newport adopts
Marine attitude
Travelers from all over
flock to the airport on
Christmas Day for a
variety of reasons.
Brooke Ashley Francis couldn't think of
a berter place to spend part of her Christ-
mas morning lhan John Wayne Airport.
Ashley said while doing a ballet rouline
on lhe b.1se of the John Wayne statue.
near the baggage claim. •And I am going
to chase Goofy all aroU11d."
The Francis family was just a part of
the many people at John Wayne Airport.
t•ither picldng up family members or say-
ing goodbye to loved ones on the most
celebrated holiday i11 the United States.
Program, similar to
Sister Cities, will
enable residents to
send correspondence
to personnel abroad.
Marisa O'Neil
Daily Pilot
Like lots of other places. New-
pon Beach has a couple Sistl'r
Cities.
But how 1nany towns can
claim their own Marine battal-
ion?
Members of Camp Pendleton's
l st Battalion I st Marines -the
"1 /I" in military· Ungo -won't
be paCrolling the yacht slips of
Newport Harbor or sandy beach-
es of the Balboa PerunsuJa. But in
one of his last acts as mayor,
Steve Bromberg "adopted" rhe
infantry unit for Newport Beach
residents to send morale-boost-
ing letters and other items and,
in return. get some military rep-
FYI
To send cards, letters or other
items to the First Battalion First
Marines. mail them to:
In just a few hours. lhe vocal 3·year-old
would be in the happiesl place on Earth -
Disneyland. ·
All those interviewed l>Sid the increase
in security precaution:. did not deter
1hem from their holiday travel plans.
Joh11 Wayne officials limited entrance to
Frank Fields and his girlfnend, Valerie
Dickey, sport his-and-her Christmas
head gear as they wait for his luggage
to arrive at John Wayne Airport on
Christmas Day.
Commanding Officer, BLT 1/1.
UIC 39711, FPO AP 96609-9711.
"1 am going to see Mickey," Brooke See JWA, Pa&e A4
resentation a1 commuruty
events.
"We're embracing the I/ 1 as
our own." said Bromberg. a for-
mer Marine himself. "We're going
to establish a close, family-type
relationship with them, which
could lead to many thlngs. They
do so much for us. It's a natural
for us to do something for them."
Christmas spirit in the pool hall
The urut of about I, I 00 hru,
been stationed on a ship in the
Middle East for abou1 the past
eight months. Letters, cards and
small Items, even from people
they've never met, help them feel
more connected to home, said
Tim Sloat, a former Marine who
approached Bromberg with the
Sff MARINES, Pa1e M
I don't mean to toot my
own horn but I am one
generous person.
It must have been the
spirit of Oulstmas that
came over me because each
time I executed an
ill-conceived pool shot. I set
my opponent up for an easy
drop.
"Merry Ouistmas,
Richard,· I shouted during
the fifth and nnal game of
pool at Games Plus, on 19th
Street in Costa Mesa.
1 ran lnto Richard and his
friend, "Pablo."
1 hat wa .. n't his real
name. He started
to utter his real
name as we shook
hands on the
smoking patio but
then slopped
himself.
"'Pablo' is good."
me to play a few
game'> with them. I
agreed. of course.
and prepared
myself to get royally
schooled on the
table.
he said. LOLltA "Pablo" and
"What is a girl like
you doing at a pool
hall on Ouistmas
Day," Richard asked
me. "Don't you have
any family7" Richard took pity HARPER
My family has
their big shindig on
Christmas Eve, I explained.
on a lone reporter,
who was working on
Olristmas day and invited
IT'S A ROCK,
FoRSURE
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On Oulstmas morning my
son wakes up at my house.
opens his presents and lhen
goes with his dad to their
big Olristmas Day
celebration. This Is the third
Ouistmas in a row I have
worked for the Pilot because
I have nothing better to do.
"What's your guys' story.·
t asked.
"Ah man," Pablo said. "I
went to see my ex and my
kids and she pissed me off,
Sff Al.lOWED, P11e A4
Eastbluff resident thinks
h e found a meteorite in
the Back Bay. Now he just
has to wait for some proof
it was heaven-sent.
"I remembered the angle and the next
day. I walked out there for a look and out
of the blue In an open area Is this
igneous rock." Gorslcl said lbere are
very few rocks In that open area and
theTe's this rock that's got a pitted front
and a bum mark around it."
WEATHER ~
M•rl1a O'Neil
Daily Piiot
A week ago Sunday, Rick Gorski
tucked his son ln bed like he does
every other night. then went
outalde for a unoke.
So fur, Gorslci bas not been able to get
confirmation that the rock. ls, Indeed, a
heavenly body alnce most ~rts are out
for the holidays. In the mean time. he
has hit the library and rem up on the
subject
Rain continues to pelt
Newport-Mesa today.
SeeP11eA2.
APPOINTMENT
Governor pk:b Newpon
Beach'• A.G. Kawamura to
lead the 1tete'1 food and
agricultuni ctet>artment.
SeeP1PA3
HAPPENINGS SPORTS
OOUGl..AS ~/OM. Y PILOT
Rick Gorski holds what he betleves is a meteorite
that landed behind his condo near the Back Bay.
He aat on the balcony of his P..astbluff
condominium. which ovaioob
Jamboree and the dry, grassy overgrowth
at the edge or the Back Bay. Just after Ni
ll8bted his cigarette, he aaw a ball or light
att1llk put him f'rom the sky, about 50
feet ~ and beard a r.int hiss.
1be rod. which II about the 1.7..e of a
hwnan skull. weighs 16 poWlds and has
a reddish-orange sheen on partS of It It
has a mostly tmooth surface with a few
pock ma.rh. bill of metal aod what
appears to be melted aand particles on It.
Adding to the myatery, Gorski aa.ld that
S..ROCK,Pac•M
Joel Rubentteln'a efforts
helplno the community
have garnered him two
awards.
SeeP11eM
!Nine'• Shedy Canyon Gott
Club, which wa1 dellQned
by Tom Fazio, ha• become •
favorite with~
Bud! residents.
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ON THE
MARI< C. DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT
Ten Carano, the owner of Seams Newport, specializes in boat bedding and upholstery. She runs the business out of her home.
Custom ready to go
DHpa Bharath specifically for boats.
Daily Pilot "The beds in boats are weird
sizes." she said. "So I go in, take
Turi Carano jwnped on a boar measurements and then
to Caba 18 years ago. customi7,.e depending on what
Her father, who worked on my customer wants."
boat engines all his life. had just The boats or yachts are built
died. in counaies such as Tuiwan.
For tb1s Costa Mesa resident When they arrive in Southern
now in her 50s, wo~ first California, they're pretty plain
mate on that boat was e and bare bones.
staytng in touch with her dad. ·1 make them comfonable. •
It also helped her figure out Carano said.
what she wanted to do for a She pul.8 in mattresses, sheets,
living. sofas and will design anything
Today. this Costa Mesa else her customer wants to make
resident runs her own company, the boar Uvable and enjoyable.
Scams Newport, our of her Designing for a boat is
home. Carano custom designs dlfferenl from decorating a
bedding and upholstery home, she said.
WHATS AFLOAT Orange County 9f'llpioyws can
bring their employees out to
Newport Beach on weekdays to
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"With a home you talce a lot
longer,· Carano said. "Bur with a
boat. you have 10 finish
everything in three weeks or less
because many or my customers
want to talce their boats to
Mexico or some other place
right away.·
A boat is also no place fo~
k:nidk:nacks, she said.
"Space and storage are very
valuable on boats," Carano said.
For example, she designs sofas
and ottomans so they have
storage space In them. Her
customers also like her "raco
bag." which is like a sleeping bag
that looks Like a bed cover and
can be thrown over the sheets.
You can crawt in and sl(!(!p and
who've been on boats but are
beginning sailors. The first
section will begin Jan. 9 and the
second section on J an. 10. The
oost Is $199. Information (949)
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sailing and seamanship will offer
a six-week basic cruising class
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. beginning
Jan. 10 at OCC'a Salling Center in
Newport Beach. The cost is $515.
Information: (949) 645-9412.
°'9nge Cont Colege'1 IChool of
1aillng and seamanship will offer
a beginning &ailing class aboard a
ahlekt9 from 9:30 a. m. to 1 :30
p.m .• beginning Jan. 10 at OCC's
Sailing Center. The coat la $325.
Information: (949) 645-9412.
<>r.,. Cont Cohge'1 IChool of
aalllng and seamanship will offer
an eight part noncredit cou,_e on
celestial and GPS navigation from
7 to 10 p.m. Jan. 12 through Feb.
4 at OCC'a Salling Center In
Newport Beach. The cost la $1 35.
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The four years Carano spent
as part or the crew on the boat
to Caho gave her a thorough
knowledge about boar inreriors,
she said.
Mosr of the time, her
customers know what they want.
"The look that's in now is the
Tommy Bahama look.· she said.
Her job i.s challenging. which
is what makes it fun for her,
Carano said.
"The biggest challenge is
keeping up with the work/ she
says. "There are not enough
people doing this, which is what
keeps me extremely busy. But it's
great and the people l meet are
always wonderful.·
The sailing center is at 1801 W.
Pacific Coast Highway.
Information: (949) 645-9412.
0n"94t Cont eou.g.'s IChool of
sailing and seamanship will offer
an intermediate shields sailing
class from 1 :45 to 5:30 p.m. Jan.
11, 18 and 26 and Feb. 1and8 at
OCC's sailing center in Newport
Beach. The cost is $145.
Information: (949) 645-9412.
BOAT RENTALS
Whh Mwtn. w.t.rSpotU llt th•
Balboa Fun Zone, you 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
jetboat, put you sport·fishing
skills to the teat in a fully
equipped Boston whaler, or soar
above it all on a parasall flig ht
along the Newport coast.
Complimentary Ice and
beverage• are Included with all
electric boat rentals.
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HARBOR COLUMN
A b oatload
of thanks
~.A ~w. l'"\..._dme
toblta•lbe
decoradom off
your boat and ltUt
....---~-....,· boelfng ..... I dlao
::=r wlnterdme cnd8lng
on our waaerwaya.
1 ftnd the winter
.eaon a gntal lime
to ID boadng and
cndleto
deldnadom lib Awloo..
minus tbe aununet1ime
c:rowda. Jn r.ct. l'D be
tktpperq a new yacht to
Medco oii Mo.-lay. My job
00. have a few advantages.
lt seems lib nery year
Wf!re bleated with warm and
perfect' weather on New
Ve.O Day, so what a great
dsy to go boating.
Speaking of being blelssed,
Ray 1iu.Deyoshi, director of
Califo.,,ta's eo.dng and
Waterway1 Department, was
1-\·atudio OD my radio abow
last~ He told the
listeners what he'• thankful
for tbJa boUday -..on.
•first thing It the U.S.
Coast Guard and all their
penonoel who man the
boats and the lladonl to
California. keeping our
waters and boaten safe and
secure," Tsuneyoehl said.
•t am also thankful tor the
U.S. Coast Guard Auldliary
~d U.S. Power Squadrons of
California for the time and
efrorta they take on the
water to conduct wsael
safety checb and teach the
boaters various upect.s of ,
boating lklDa and safety.
"I Uio want to be thankful
fOr all varlous peace ollken,
llf~ and ransen who
patrol our coastal and in.land
waters, maintaining onler
and promodng safe boating.
"I want to alao say that I
am re.lly thankful for my
waterways ltd. the boating
and watef'W1l)4 scaJf, who
have a real can-do attitude.
They care about their
oontdtuenc:y, and
aometimes, I Uke to caJJ
them dreal11-enabJc;ra.
They mae this
department stand out in the
state.
"I also want lo be than.kfuJ
for the recrndonal boaters
of California. all the yacht
clubs who promote safe, fun
boating llC1\0M the whole
leQ8th and breadth of this
beaudful state or oun.
•And 6na1ty l want to pve
thmb to capt MJb IUld
Cl:wldler; who do enormous
good with their ... advice
and helpful hlnta lbo\Jt
boating. It it m.a.t
appreciated and we need to gee )'OU..,...... to the four
comers of th9 .we and btla.
I feel *Y honoa'9d that ~penooally ......._ boda <JMnck and I
for our eflortl tn promodng
what 'lllumJOlhi
eakl.tJcJUCdollbe
beblnd-lbe---
perlODllll who wort bard to mab
=---and
h'aalwaya a buge
pmblelWdJ18• new radio lbow;
and .... mmneJy
tbanklul for my aew (Omndler Bell. I
Bric Hovland. John
Hammond. and Lou
Montana), you the llltener,
my major lpOnlOl'I (Banner ,
Maltrell and Maridme I
lmdtute), my ln-studjo 4
guests. and JCCBQ, whole
management belleYed in me.
Before I get all teary-eyed,
I want to say that I'm really
thankful for you -the Daily
Pilot reader. lt'a 8:::J: nice
receiving your e· and
hwinl from the many of
you around town who've
stopped to tell me how
much you enjoy reading my
column.·
1bil holiday season, J
want you to think about all
that we haw to be thankful
for with our beautiful harbor
and the ocean. We need to
thank all of the people who
voh.IQteet thet.r time to
partjdpate on water--related '
committees and
commls!dons, whether
they're woddng on water
quality. waWr accesa,
nautk:al events, or harbor
management, just to name a
few.
Newport Harbor ls this
.,. .. !DOit valuable ret0urce
and I want JOU'° enjot' lt. I
Boaters are the harbor'• best
rrtend, so thank you, "the
boater,,. who respects the
aquatic environment. A:J
urban run-off pollution
decreues-and yes. it bas
decreased -the enjoyment
ol our wamw.ys loaeases
for all. I want to wiah you a
prosperous and happy new
year, and my new year'•
resolution is to keep
bringing the boadng wodd
toyou.
Tuoe in to my radio show
this and every Sunday from
4 to 5 p..m. on ICCBQ·AM
(1170), or l.laten over tfle
lntemet at
lttrp:/fwww.boadtoUH
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the toll-he IJstener Une at
(888) 344-1170 and join in
on Southern Callfemia~ only
boating Wk r.dio show ..mJna up the cout from
San Dleeo to Oxnard and out
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
Steady rainfall will continue
for most of the momlng todey
and Include a aftght dtance of
thunderstonna.
Hlgh1 temper8tUt'ee lhould
be In the low 60e t10 80 degrMe
and low tempe lhould be In the
mid-JOI to low «>a. Wlndl Wll
be from the nOfth .ounct 10
mph.
The rain should dNr up bv
dfnneftime.
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BOATING FORECAST
for the lnnw....._wlfd
*hould bf from the wnt and
nonhwelt at 10 to 15 knotl
with 2·foot WW on 8W1 ltlfm
swett of 4 to 8fwM. Out..,._,
the,. i. a .rnatl Cf'aft acMtory
for haardous ..... Wlndt wtll
b9 from the w.t Ind
nc>fb.-t .. 16 to 26 knots.
Ww. lhould be IMtwMf'l 2
Ind 3 fMton • •'UICll4n M'8I
from 10 and 12 feet.
SUR F
TIDES
nm.
\2:01Lm.
4:2.la.m.
10:40a.m.
8:08p.m.
........
3.13 fMlhlgh
2.llfMllow
8.18'-thlgh
~.92'Mtlow
WATER TEMPERATURE
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Friday, December 26, 2003 A3
Local to till new soil
A.G. Kawamura, of Newport Beach, is
the new state secretary of food and
agriculture under Gov. Schwarzenegger.
Allcl• Robinson
Daity Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -After re-
tutning to his farming roots. the
state secretary or food and agri-
culture is seeing the fruits 'Of his
labor ln Gov. Arnold Schwamtn·
egger's adminisuatlon.
A.G. Kawamura grew up in
Newport Beach and graduated
from Newport Harbor H1gb
School In 1974. He and his family
live in Newport Beach, but since
his appointment to the agricul-
ture post In November, he has
spent much of his time in Sacra-
mento.
Before heading the agriculture
department, Kawamura worked
for his family's business, lrvine-
based Orange County Produce,
and has served on the State
Board of Food and Agriculture
and a U.S. Deparunent of Agri-
culture technical advisory com-
mittee.
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well as a contact phone number.
TODAY
The Envlronmemal Neture 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
cost is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645-8489.
MONDAY
Th• PatH and Mary 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 insects do different
jobs to help them survive from 11
a.m. to noon et 2301 University
Drive, Newport Beach. The cost
will be $10 for each child 5 and
older. lnfonnetion and
reservations: (949) 923-2295.
JAN.6
P.K. Odle, wortdwide instructor
for the American Feng Shui
Institute, will explain how lhe
elemental remedies are
implemented where advised, as
elegant accessories that
complement your decor, to
improve health, relationships and
prosperity at 7 p.m. at Visions &
Dreams 2482 Newport Blvd.
Reservations and information-
(8n) 288-1669. http:Jlwww.
fengshuiadvantage.com.
JAN.8
~1 Malbt wiU host a
women's support group, a free
workshop by Cheri Schatz, from
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio Cafe.
The market is at 2.25 E. 17th St.
Information and reservations:
(949) 631-4741. (800) 595 6667.
"Part of the reason that I felt it
was important to come to Sacra-
mento was to address the lack of
viability for California farmers in
the face of. competition. over-
regulatlon and soaring produc-
tion costs including worker's
oompensatipn,· Kawamura said.
He saw these problems first-
hand In the family business,
which Kawamura's grandfather
st.a.rted in 1946. II has been a
grower end shipper of various
fresh produce crops and now
grows mainly strawberries and
green beans, Kawamura said.
A far cry from fanning, Ka-
wamura earned 'us bachelor's
degree from UC Berkeley in
comparative literature In English
and Spanish, but he already w-dS
planning to head back to the
farm.
"ln my last two years of college
I took a lot of Third World devel-
opmenl courses and resource
conservation . . . and realized
JAN.10
There will be a Comput., 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 & EKpositlon
Center. The cost is $5 for adults;
children 10 and younger get in for
free. Information: (800) 800-5600,
http://www.ocfair.com.
Newport Harbor High School
cheerleaders will present their
Winter Junior Cheer Clinic from 1
to 4 p.m. at Newport Harbor High.
The cheer1eaders who will teach
basic cheer techniques and a
cheer and dance routine. The $40
fee will cover pom·poms. snadls,
extra practice on Feb. 5 and a
pregame performance on Feb. 6.
Information: (949) 673· 1989.
JAN.11
Thant will be a 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://Www.ocfair.com.
JAN.13
Moth.,'1 Malbt will host
·inflammation & Heart Disease;
a free seminar by Judith Todaro,
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio
Cafe. The market is at 225 E. 17th
St. Information and reservations:
(949) 631-4741. (800) 595 6667.
JAN. 14
Mother'• Malbt will host
·Menopause; a free seminar by
Andrea Purcell, from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. In the Patio Cafe. The market
is at 225 E. 17th St. Information
thac I was very interested in the
problems of Wlderdevelopment.
hunger, [and] nutridon. and
lhought that being involved in
agriculture would be the natural
way to work In that area in the
futwe, • he said.
Locally. Kawamura has worked
on many agriculture issues. even
to the'point of getting-bis hands
dirty. Orange County fair Man·
ager Becky Bailey-Findley said.
MIKawarnural was the farmer
who literally helped build Cen-
tennial Farm at lhe fairgrounds,·
she said. "He was there in the
dirt helping us do that.•
Centennial Farm Is a 4-aae
working farm al the county fair-
grounds in Costa Mesa thac ho!.IS
educational programming. in-
cluding field trips for about 7 .000
students a year. Bailey-Findley
said.
n1e agriculture secretary is a
past president of Che Orange
County Farm Bureau. a former
county fair board member and a
founding trustee of Sage I till
School in Newport Beach.
I le also has focused on the
role of agriculture in feeding the
and reservations: (949) 631-4741,
(800) 595 6667.
JAN.15
lAura Schlesllnget will sign her
new book •Tue Proper Care &
Feeding of Husbands" at 7:30
p.m. at Sames and Noble
Booksellers, Metro Pointe. 901B
South Coast Drive. Information
(714)444-0226.
Mother'• Maritn will host
"'Cardiovascular Health; a free
seminar by Michael Schwartz,
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio
Cafe. The maritet is at 225 E. 17th
St. Information and reservations:
(949) 631-4741. (800) 595 6667.
JAN.16
A HorTM Remodeling and
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 adulls.
$3 for seniors and free for
children younger than 12.
Information: (818) 557-2950.
Mother's Marbt will host •Keys
to Weight Management and
Optimal Health," a free seminar
by Colette Heimowitz. from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio Cafe. The
market is at 225 E. 17th St •
Information and reservations:
(949) 63l -4741, (800) &95 6667.
JAN 17
Los Angeles fifefight.r and
paramedic John Hidls will sign
his first book for young adults.
~My Buddypadl," at 2 p.m. at
Borders Books Music end Cafe in
Costa Mesa, 1890 Newport Blvd.
JAN.9
Th• Environmental N-1111'9 Center
will present a Full Moon Walk
from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at 1601
16th St., Newport Bea<tl. This will
be the firs full moon of the new
year. The cost is S2 for adults and
$1 tor children. Information: (949)
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"If we don't find goqd public
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~ may find ourselves with an
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For now. he's learning his new
role and trying to protect his de-
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budget crisis. but the new job
has gone well so far, he said.
"Six months ago 1 had no idea
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Continued from A 1
Lhat don't include restaurants.
Marcheono said he's heard his
landlortl may rc<levelop the
property. but that duJn't play Into
his decision to move.
Ml just know where I'm at right
now, this buiJding has been here
forever." he said. "It's tired. We've
outgrown 11 •••• I wouldn~ h.ive
that much in-
terest if (lhe
la.ndJordl said
'Stay here.'"
L.ack of
space caused
Marcheano to
tum down at
least 60 re-
quests for
banqueta just
this month.
Dan Marcheano he said.
MYou can't
gjve up that kind of ANenue, • he
said.
Right now It's ha.rd to say who
might m0\'8 In af\"er the Ardles
leaves. Newport Beach Restau-
rant ~. spokeswoman Peggy
Fort ~ti.
Marcheano will be missed In
Marinel"s Mile, she aald.
"He's got a very loyal foUowing
and wc'U all be sad to see the
Arches go," &he ..Ud.
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Hillary Peterson, right, says goodbye to her friend, Logan, at John
Wayne Airport as she prepares to head home to Seattle.
JWA
Continued from Al
the airport from the Sa11 Diego
Freeway and Michelson Drive.
Can entering from Campus Drive
were subject to search.
"Airport police stafling levels
have been increased and addl·
tionaJ security procedures have
been instituted," Afrpon Director
Alan Murphy said in a news re·
lease. "While some of the in·
creased security measures in
place are visible to the public.
more sensitive procedures are
not."
Bren and Mike Montgomery,
from Tuxas. said they could nor
tell the difference.
"The flight was nk.e -note very
crowded -and the fares were
cheap,· Mike Montgomery said.
Bren Montgomery said the
fight would have been perfect if
she weren't Oying with an infant.
The Montgomery family was
visiting the southland for a week
and were in a rush to get their va·
cation started.
Brooke Ashley, who is always
buggmg her parents to go to the
Mnglc Kingdom. opened Barbie
ballet slippers from .Santa and
then the money gift: a Disneyfand
package. In less than two hours
she was on a plane. mother Robbi
Franru said.
"She is always bugging us to go
-right now -and she doesn't
understand that we are a state
away,. Robbi Pranci& said. "So this
morning we told her, 'We are go·
ing. We are going right now: And
she was so excited."
Disneyland was a popular win-
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
so I wanted to go get drunk.. So
when my panner here called
me and asked if I wanna go
shoot some pool. I &aid, 'Sure.'
Shoot pool. drink beer, drink
beer, shoot pool -l am all for
it."
Richard, who was the IC$$
outspoken of the two. used 10
work at Games Plus and knew
they would be open on
Olrlstmas Day. He had no
family to celebrate w1th.
"Never been married,· he
sald proudly, as he set up a
beautiful bank shot. that left
ter lime activity for Christmas
traveleB. as Carrie Van Dyke and
her daughter had just spent a
week there. Although the time at
the amusem'!nt park was happy.
the reason behind it W'dS bitter
sweet.
Van Dyke said her molher·in·
law had informed the family at
the last minute that she was diag-
nosed with a terminal illness and
had just days to live. I fer one wish
was to take all of her grandchil-
dren to Disneyland and so Van
Dyke and her daughter made the
crip from Washington state.
Mwe had to do tJlis quicldy,"
Van Dyke said. "II really wasn~
our choice to be flying on Christ-
mas.
Brooke Ashley may not have
minded her time at the airport
but Long f\each youngster, Mar
Quese wimams said he was
bored, as he sat in the lobby area
of the Continental terminal
Mar Quese. his parents. broth·
er. sister and uncle were waiting
for the matriarch of the family to
an1ve from Tulsa. Okla. Mar
Quese. 9. and his brother Mar
Selles both wore shatj> New Jersey
Nets jackets, and their 4-year-old
sister, Mar Amaro showed off her
brand new, bright pink C.are Bears
raincoat
The Williams ~re planning on
a large family dinner Thursday,
Friday, Saturtlay and every other
night until 1heir mother leaves.
ffWe are going to have a great
time all week." said Jesse Wil-
liams.
Williams sald the added secu-
rity was not a problem or a nui-
sance.
"I guess I have a face you am
trusl. H he said,
him with only two soUds left on
the table.
I looked at my five stripes on
the green felt and scowled.
"Nice shot." I said, forcefully.
Despite my poor showing in
pool. I was having a blast.
These two men welcomed me
ln their pool game, and despite
lheir rugged and tatrooed
exteriors, treated me with
chivalrous respect.
I was one of.three women In
the crowded pool hall, and
actually RJchard and "Pablo·
saved me from a drunk named
Victor, who J anempted to
Interview when J first arrived.
Victor was away from his
family thJs Ouistmaa, as were
his pool buddles. He was ln
California. from Mexico for
work, and was obviously lonely.
I excused myself as he tried to
steal "solnmente un beslto, •
Oust one lhtle klu) and walked
outside, where I found Richard
and Pablo.
Pablo kept the beers Oowing
and the tunes rocking, as be
made numerous trip• to the
jukebox. t wu about to acratch
on the nlne ball, when "SWeet
Child o! Mine," by Gwu N'
Roset blasted Crom the speaker.
I was ao excited to bear the
aong, I dldn~ even care about
my 1hot. The cue ball landed
about afx lncbee away frOSD the
alx ball and Richard, who wom
u a bounty hunter, continued
hla domlnadon of the pme.
~laughed and Jobd and
uked about career pacN. How
cUd I Mplre to a career In
Joumalltm, they wanted to
know. Four ,ean ln a great Jourbllilm program and here I
am, I antwered them. But I WU
more lnten111ted ln what II Wiii ....... ..., ....... ..................
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'I'm very skeptical about everything. But wh en I came down here
and saw this crater, that's what convinced me.'
Cory O'Connor on his neighbor's, Rick Gorski, discovery.
ROCK
Continued from Al
the rock was the only dry
object in the area when he
found il The previous day. It
had rained and stopped
sbortty before his cloee
encounter w1th the falling
object.
"Im very skeptical about
everything.~ said his
Mfghbor, Cory O'Connor,
st.anding near the &p0t where
Gorski foUL'ld it "But when I
came down here and saw this
crater, that's what convinced
me."
The oval-shaped divot Is
about IO-inches long and
four-inches deep. not as large
as a meteorite wouJd usually
maU. saJd Don Yeomans,
manager of NASAS Near Earth
Object Program Office at the
Jet PropulsJon laboratories in
Pasadena. Nine times out of
10 when someone thinks
they've found something.
Yeomans said. its nothing.
Generally, the real thing will
be heavy and solid. have a
black or brown surface. be
unlike other roclcs in the area
and will attract a magneL
Gorski said the rock. which
he's named "Rlk:kr after his
14·year·old son. seems to
qualify.
"An asteroid is a roclcy or
metallic object that orbits
around the sun. mostly
between Mars and Jupiler."
Yeomans explained.
"Occasionally they run into
each other and send smaller
chips into orbit lf one runs
into Earth's atmosphere and
starts burning, that's a
meteor. lf it makes it to the
earth's surface, that's a
me1eorite."
Most of the time, people
find meteorites in
unpopulated areas like the
desert or polar caps. but once
in a while they tum up in a
MARINES
Continued from Al
idea.
~oat was on the receiving end
of a simlJar program when he
was stationed in Vietnam during
that war.
· •Sometimes, cities would
adopt units,~ he said. "We'd get
cards and leners and little pack-
ages sent to Lltese 17-, 18-and
19·year-old kids who aren't get·
ting diddly lsent to them nor-
mally)."
Because the 1 / l is now over·
seas, Sloat said, the relationship
will start out a little one-sided.
Once they come back, likely in
April, they will return the favor.
"It's dangerous," Richard
said. "You get shotguns polnted
In your face and dogs chaslng
you off properties.•
~Pablo" said he just found
work as at a lumber shop. He '
gets to dabble 1n landscaping
and construction, while
work.Ing for a really great
company, be said.
"I do whatever they teU me to
and I love It,~ he said.
I aaked him about the tattoos
he bad done on both his arms. I
pulled up his &leeve and started
writing what I saw.
"Hey, you aren't deterlblng
my Ink. are your be said.
•Shoot. that ls a death wish. I
might u well tell you my real
name, addrels and social
aecurlty number."
ltwuabanh
admonlahment, but his smile
made me !eel at ease.
M the rain got harder and m y
losing record got greater. we
finally called tt a day. My new
friends. of tw0 hours, made
sure I had a ride home and that
I wu OK to drive ln the raJn.
They asked repeatedly how far l
bad to go and needed
asaurance that I would be aafe.
"Well, Merry Ouisunu.
Lolita." "Pablo" aa.ld u we
tidied up our table. "Thanb for
jofninl UI."
"'Jbank you for having me
and otherwtae sacrificing an
afternoon or reel pool,· I wd.
"Plablo" went home to bJ11
new girlfriend and .Ucha.rd just
went home. I wmt btck to the
newuoom. Thll would be a
Outatmu I wouldn't toon
foraet.
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Rick Gorski reaches down to touch what he believes is a
meteorite that landed behind his condo near the Back Bay.
populated area Yeomans
estimated tJrnt "hundreds" of
meteorires make it to Earth
each year.
"They're perfectly harmless
unless they hit you on L11e
head,~ he said. ·An Egyptian
dog was lcilled and a lady in
New York had one go through
the trunJc of her car."
lf Gorsld's is a genuine
meteorite and not a
"meteorwrong" as collectors
call them, its value could be
out of this world. rught now
there's a huge marltet,
Yeomans said, and some
space rocks are worth "more
offering a color guartl for com-
munity events, reading to chil·
dren and coming up to pay visits
to the city.
A commlnee that Bromberg
put together will come up with
ideas for the budding relation·
ship, organl7lng it like a sister
city program. He will act as its li-
aison.
Until they return, Bromberg
said. Newport Beach residents
can show their support by send-
ing things 10 their new battalion
-evJln beyond the holiday sea·
son. Nonperishable items that
can be easily carried in a back·
pack work best if people wunt to
send ~. Sloat said.
"Paperback books and maga-
zines -you can't beat that,~ he
said. uvou spend 90% of the time
than gold."
But until Gorski find:.
someone to analy1.e Utt:
i.pecimen, Gor<;ki can only
wish that the shooting star he
saw in the sky is the one he
now ha~ in his home.
Min life you have to be in
the right place at the right
time," he sald. "I guess I'm
lucky. My neighbor told me:
'I'm TJ years old and I've
never even seen a meteorite:··
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waiting for something to happen.
And handy wipes are great They
might go two or three weeks
without a shower, and even
though they might not be in the
desert, they're still in dirty places,
breaking thjngs."
Sloat i.aid he approached New-
port Reach because of its ptox·
irnlty to r,amp Pendleton and its
population's si7.e and willingness
to get involved with good caW;es.
The sa~ndy beaches and ocean
breezes don't hurt, t::ither.
"Marinl'S, in particular, Me
young gu)'l> from various partS of
the country:· City Manager
I lomer Bludau said. "They're go·
ing through a difficult lime. Get-
ting tJtem to come to Newport
Beach :md getting them to enjoy
Lhemselve' would be great."
FRANCES BOICE
101 years old
October 30, 1902 -December 20, 2003
Frances Musser Boice wae the loving mother of 4 children:
Walter Boice, Anne Halverson, and LuBelle Boice (her son s= Boice pre-deceased her aa did her belovf(i h , Ct.tee Boioe.) She WU the edof9d arandmothef to
5 ~: Nicole and Meta Boice, Marte ltatvereon, IQfn
Hlilv#lon t..ncuter, and Heidi Halverson Wolf. Fran~ ~ 8 gr'Mt~: Dale Harvey, Jake and JeMie ~. and tftlhy, Mathew, and Hannah Woff. Her~
d mlM her~ attttude and gl'Mt eenae of humor.
8om In P90fta, lllnola in 1902, at aige 2 her parents moved to OlendM, CA wt*9 her aleter, Ann waa born. Francn
plmyed the sMrtO for her elementaty echoof fOf the children t,o
men;tt to cfae .very morning. She wu active In her church,
whete her mother ptayed the organ. Upon graduation from
aMncWe H6gh ~. lhe chOM Occidental'• 60 Yew Alumni Ctub.
It WU at OcdMntal that she met Ch811es Boice, whom lhe
m.n1ed and lived on hi• Mzona cattle ranch for 13 yeara,
rWelnQ 4 chlldren. The farnlty moved to Newport Beach, CA tn
the 1t40'9, whef'9 ahe llvec:f until 2003. Theta ahe wu actWe
• • foundtng member of the Lu Relnaa Auxlllary of the ~ 1.MQue of N9WP<Ht·M~1 volunteered at H09Q ~ .. lntenelve cant unit and for me Newport Harbor Art
Mueeum. Francee WM a 0..00... tor St. Andrew. Prelbyt8ft8n
Churdt and acttYe In Ctrc ... from ltl ~ In Newport SMch. She WM mac> dedic8led to her P.E.0. Chapter NQ .net
the ~ Of the ~ Revotut1on. She took ~ P'tde in 1* Dutoh enc.ate>r1 Mtofng to found In New ""Valk (New~) and of her relatlvee In the llMnola ~
who fought In the Ctvft W•. In Francee'a 101 y..,. ette
wltnMMd the extraordfnaiy achievement• of th• 2C)Ch ~ two Wortd Wan, the <net OeotMalon, Ind 211t· oenuy ~SM nw•. lad to 8 out Of 7 conttnenta lltd hed.,....., riwwy countrlea.
Frtenca end fllmtly wtll honor thle ~ lady of fun arid ~ at a memoMI Mf'vto. cllebrllting her tona ltfe on ~ 0.cember 30 at 11 :00 a.m. at St. ~ndr.WS
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COMlllRTY COMMENTARY .. .. . . • City'.s legal limbo sheds .
·light on upcoming election .
" IJGeoffW.tt
Doug Suttoni Oujstmu Eve
commentaiy, Clty attorney
turmoil requinls bokl 'ICliorl."
addreeliog the abysmal way our
elected oflldals bungled the
fonne{ City A~ Jerry Scheer
affair, chronJded for all of u& the
mialteps our leaden took u they
stumbled through this pro<:ell OD
our behalf. The poor~
used tn this whole de shakes
one's faith In our leaden to no
small degree. Y<>u know thinp are
bad when ColJncilman Outs Steel
comes out of this situation
looJd.ng lib the voice of reason.
for goodnesa sakes.
The poor judgment used by
Mayor Gary Monahan in his
post-settlement comments have
apparently caused Scheer to
reconsider the $750,000 amount
agreed to, ao be has re.flied his
case and is getting a running start
at the city coffers once again. I'm
not for a minute stating that be
was not entitled to compensation
for the purported mladoings of
the then City Coundl-quite the
contrary. PalnfuJ as this whole
situation has been for all
Involved, lt could have-and
should have -been resolved by
now.
I don't agree with Sutton's
proposal that the Individual
council members involved -past
and pre84ml -should not be
defended by the d ty. As
emotionally appeal.b\g as
watching these people stew In
their own juices might be to some
~ It la not a aood eolution tor die -'dmta d du. dty. It la.
Obftoully. dillkuk enou&h to
altmCt dediaDd, kllellectuaDy'
ID8IUre. hml--wodin& people to
the arena of public eemce
wlcboul leeftng them virtually
naked. In a lftOWltDllD. wtthout
dty support IPCl protection &8
they., about trying to do the
dty'a bullnma.
With ._Ihm a year left belo~
we,-the ...,._ed voters of
Co$ta Mesa-have Ul
opportunity to determine the
future of this city by electing a
new majority on the Oty CouncU,
it ia not too early to be8ln to
ueesa the candidates as they
swface. The~ ha already
begun. as witneued by recent
appointments of potential
candldatea to d%commissions.
Now is the time ir us to begin
paying close attention not only to
the public uttdances of potential
caodidates, but to their action.a.
aawell.
We need to be aware of their
8atlOdadom and tty to
undeatand their undedying
motivea • mey tOlll their bata In
the ring. Are their plt to eerve
all 1he people ot dUa dty or only a
dilgrunded few1The1alt time we
allowed that kind of feer·beeed
emotion to lnluence our
dedslonl in lhe W>dng booth it
resulted lo Steel being elected. We
cannot lllJord to make that same
lcind of m.IMab apjn.
Hud as it may be to bdiew.
th~ are actually own
frightening potmdia1 candidatee
roir public omce than Sleel. Tblil9
are thoee who may be
conilderina a nm for a coUnCI
seat who haw demonlbatlld m
underpjonlac ofintollllnnCe dml
could tes tbla dly ll*t IDll
opoee tt io MDdk>na haa baCh
atate and ledeRl gcMmJDeDI
agenda
Further mracerbattDa· dm problem la lbe new policy,
appJOY9d ~the acyCouncl ....
sprtng. wbk:h permill-.
coundl member to appoinl-
vktually unoppoeed-. .
band-p1c.bll choice for both che
Planning and Pub and
Recrfttion oorrum.lonl. lbll
means thar tbe pbllolopby a.-s
by a n.anow-mlnded matorltf on
the council could be cariied
down througb thme comm1-1ona
-the members of wh.lcb eene
exciusM!ly at the ~oltbeir
appointing cound1 mmnbeL The
potential tOr Jong-term damqe to
this city is almost impoeslble to
overstate.
As I have awed before. now
may be the time for dm.dty io co~ elec:doo of coundl
members by dlatrtct rather than
at-large. A council doniliJeted ~
a geopaphically-retared ~
with only che lnlmlllll of a inld
sectlon ol this dty m the •lott6--oo ... t
of their plam. wlD not .w .a
the residenll of tbia dly..a.
The election ii only 11 lhart
mo"thl away.
• QEOff WllT •• ·~ Meu
resident and regular contributor to
the Piiot
READERS RESPOND
At police
headquarters,
Lt. Karl Schuler
of the Costa
Mesa Police
Department
goes over some
of the violations
caught by the
city's red-light
cameras.
FILE PHOTO/ DAILY P1LOT
Red-light cameras still a hot topic
AT ISSUE : The Pilot asks
readers, 'Wha t d o you think
of Costa Mesa's red-li ght
camera system?'
I don't like the new md-light cameras ;md
here are some of the reasons why. At mos1
signals. when a red-light runner is pulled
over, the officer will talk to the driver and ask
why they ran the red Light. During that
questioning the officer can determine iJ the
offi cer is drunk has a medical problem and
he can also run a check on the driver for
warrants or to see if the car is stolen. None of
this can be achieved by taking a photograph
of the car. When an officer issues a ticket it's
to the driver. who may not be the registered
owner. Most of these cameras use radar
enforcement to stop speeders. Officers also
use modem teclmology but there is human
involvement, whlch I beUeve, is bener than a
camera.
I think these "big brother~ cameras give a
false sense of security that all drivers will now
stop for red lights. I have seen drivers speed
up to beat the camera's Oash and I have seen
them slam on their breaks when the signal
turns yellow. .
l strongly prefer the humm1 clement and
effectiveness of police officer involvement.
But if the city must stay with this camera
concept they should at least rethink wl1ere
the ci tation money should go. How about
expediting the repairs of our community
streets so drivers can concen trate on traffic
signals instead of dodging potholes?
MARK HARRIS
Costa Mesa
Please, please put them up at any and
every intersection. After living in Newport
Beach for 33 years. I have seen rc:d -light
running become an epidemic. In our
neighborhood, there was a horrible death a
couple of years ago. of a mother and her
children. I am totally in favor of it and thanks
for the coverage.
JIMTHOBE
Newport Beach
I definitely support the re<l·light camera~. I
think they are really needed.
ROSE MCVICKER
Costa Mesa
I feel that the red-light cameras are an
exceUent idea and I wish they were at more
intersections. I think it will save a lot oflives
and accidents by catching these people that
go through Lhe red lights.
KATHY COX
Costa Mesa
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A6 ~rtday, December 26, 2003
Always
roolll on
his plate
Joel Rube ns tein has wo rk ed
tirelessly with severa l
organizations to help those that
are less fortunate than he is.
By P1ul Saltowltz
Da1lyP1lot
Joel l!ubens1cin has never been much for
following convendons. Tell him he can't do
c;omethlng and that'll drive him even harder. Tell
him there's noi enough lime and he'll just laugh.
After being told he'd never walk following a polio
diagnosis as a chlld. he went to therapy and
eventually beat the odds. I k 's been ln'41lvt!d with
more comrnilll'L~. boards m1t.I volunteer groups than
\t'Cnl.!> poS!.iblc .uuJ not evl'll non-1 lodgkin.,
I ¥mphoma can brt!ak hi.., spmt.
"If you havt! a Kood outlook. yuu can accomplish
any1hl11g you want to," Ruhcn~tein said.
I le rcrer& to hirru.elf as a 17-ycar-old ~tudc in a
67-ycar-old~ body • .md the proof is in the puddin.g.
1 .. ven after being diagnosed with cancer a year ago,
he srUI serves as a national trustee of the
Amyo1rophJc Lnteral Sclerosis Assn. -an ailmenl
commonly referred 10 as l.ou Gehrig's Disease,
whid1 claimed his father anJ his brother. I le is the
dlrec1or of Uig Hmthers/Slo;tcrs of Orange County, is
a tnJMcc of the U.S. Committee of Sports for Israel
and Is on the board of dlret:tors of the Yosemite
National Institute
Rom In Baltimore. Rubcn .. tein came to California
111 1960 with 1he hopes of becoming a newspaper or
television rerxiner. Circumstances led him to a
uireer in publk;elatiorn., in which he spent time as
director of mJrkcling for bor.-' toys for the Manel
lbys Company and as a panner m the public
rcla1ion10 firm nubenstein, Wolfson and Co.
In the early 1980s he was approached by Peter
Ucberroth to be In charge of the corporate
marketing for the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles.
"'There was no money and he asked me if I could
.uJord to take the joh without pay for a while .... I
told him I could handle that," Rubenstein said
11w Olympia. tumed out be the most profitable in
history, fmlshlng with a $223-mUlion surplus. lllal
money helped star1 the Ama1eur Alh.letic Foundation
m Los Angele~
Arter thar. Ud>errolh look a job as the
commii>Siorwr of Major Lcal(UC Baseball and asked
lluhcmtein to JOln him to help re-organize the
markedng of baseball.
"That was the mos1 fun job I ever had,"
Hubcnstein saJd.
SATURDAY &.,,.. -.t. And'9W Lloyd Webber'• muslcll
Starlight Express, with rtfNI leta end costumes by John Napier,
will be perlormed Dec. Tl to 28 end 30 to 31 end Jan. 1 to 4 et the
Orange Coonty Performing Art• Center~n Segerstrom Hall. For
more Information, call (714) 556-2787 or vialt
htrp:ltwww.ocpac.org.
SUNDAY ~time. A Sunday brunch featuring interr:iatJonal
1eafood and .alad'buffets. routs carVed to order and breakf"t
favorites is held from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Sutton Place Hotel,
4500 MacAlthur tllvd., Newpon Beadl. Meal• typically cost $30 -
$40 with champagne. For more information, call (949) 476-2001.
Daily Pilot
THEATER
Two lo cal
actors stand
above cro wd
in 2003
Tom Titus
Daily Pilot
111is is tf1e final column in a series
reviewing the year 2003 in lOCfll
theater.
T he true measure of a stage
performer is one's abilicy to
create an infinite number of
strong. contrasdng characters and
sustain them to the point where the
actor appeaIS to be assimilated by the,
persona presented to the audience.
Local theater is blessed with a
number of these talents, but two in
particular have entertained and
entranced playgoers over many, many
years, both on the professional and
communHy theater level. Acting is their
life's work, and they do it superbly.
Both are professionally trained and
each has a litany of stage credits, both
as leading players and in character
parts, spanning several decades, to the
sheer deUght of their audiences. They
are Don Took and Teri Ci.ranna, the
Daily Pilot's man and woman of the
year in theater for 2003.
Took is the senior member of South
Coasl Repertory's coterie of fow1ding
artists. joining the troupe that was to
become the repertory 40 years ago.
Ciranna comes from across the pond in
London, where she trained alongside
such future luminaries as Peter O'Toole
and has become a familiar, mos1
welcome face on the stage of the
Newpori Theater Arts Center, among
other venues.
1Wo yeaIS before South Coast
Repertory adopted its name, Don
Tuche (as his name WdS speUed at the
time) was a roommate of Martin
Benson at San Francisco Stale. J le
foUowed Benson and fellow San
Francisco Stater David Emmes to Long
Beach, where they mounted a
production of"La Ronde" in 1963.
Then came three summer shows there
in 1964 before the big move to Newport
Beach and South Coast Repertory's
Second Step Theater in 1965.
During that period. h e helped form the Baseball KENT TREPTOW I DAil Y PILOT
Joel Rubenstein's hard work and generous heart have earned him awards from tne Baseball Assistance
See RUBEMSTEIH, Pase A9 Team in New York and the Weflness Community of Orange County.
When that theater opened, the play
was Samuel Betlett's "Waiting for
Godot,· wtth Thole: In a leading role and
Benson supporting. Later he drew
audiences and critics' attention in such
productions as "The Birthday Party,·
"The Caretaker" and "Othello."
After South Coast Repertory moved
uptown 10 Newport Boulevard 1n Costa
Mesa in 1968, Tuok stretched his acting
muscles In a number of stellar roles -
as Harpagon in "The Miser," Mitch in
"A Streetcar Named Desire" and
Commander Uoyd Bucher in "Pueblo.·
He showed his comic flair with leading
roles in "We Bombed In New Haven"
and "Room Service."
BEST BITES
Scott 's does more than just seafood
GrHrWylder
Dally Pilot
Scott's Seafood Grill & Bar opened
in Co ta Mesa's theater district in
1969, primarlty serving seafood
di.shes. some shared from Its original
San Francisco loca1ioo at Scon and
l.Dmbard streets.
Then Scolt'a lntroduced to Orange
County Its first prime-grade
steakhouse menu In the m1d-1990s -
serving typical New York-style
rib~~ Delmonloo's, porterhouse
1eab and mnre, along with classic
side dishes. News 1pre&d quJcldy that
Scott's was serving fabulous atealc:s
and prime teakhouse chalrul noticed.
Within ab months. Morton's of
Otkago moved ln netuby. IOOO
followed by Ruth's Ouis Steakhouse ln
lrvtne. then Remlfl8'1 ln Newport
Beach.
•Prior to 1994 people wete ltuCk Ln
a boneltM ~ d\icken breat,
tof\a crunch.• aeneral
.
'
manager/partner Mark Kuehn said.
Red meat wasn't in vogue. in Costa
Mesa. steakhouses were limited -
compeUlion lncluded the Blm and
SiXIJer. Scott:. owners aaw that red
meat was ready for a comeback and
they wanted to be at the forefront of
that trend. So they new to New York.
and u luck would have It on tbe day
they arrived, The New York 1lmel
listed the city's lop 25 ah!ak:houset..
They went down the Uat and for one
week. they ate at each of the 25
steakhouses -three n111aurants at
lunch and fouT resta~b at dinner. oms and reteaurant owners lhlred
their cookifll eeaeta: where they
bought their~ what CMn1 wen
used; and apedal IMIOOlng dpa. They
tasted dUlic llde,ctW.. too:~
mushrooma; 1'onnille potatoc
creamed aplnach; and totMtO, onion
saJac:ts. ey the enc1 oe tbetr mp, 11wy mew
what made a perfect New_..,._
It& When bry recumed ID Cotta
Mesa. they blind-tasted beef &om
nearly 20 compa.nJes to find the best
vendor. '
"We wQJ never change.· Kuehn said.
•0ur prime• beef ls spectacular -aged 28 days..
Becauee New York'& steakhouaee
conslatendy b.d lnfnred brolJers set
at 1200 depeea, Scott's lnltalled them.
'Ibey found that traditional
char-broUen cook from the bottom up
and meat'• ftawrful juices faD into the
ftame. Scott'•..,. meat Crom the top.
When the meM put& up, the f\does
stay .e.led lnlide.
Steak cboka Include a dualc
l4-ounce New lbrk atrtp ($34); an
extremeJy tender 10-ounce flJet
mA(p1on ($38); and • &.YOtful. marbled
16-ounce db-ere ($52), 1be
Oelmonk:o tteak la not found on the menu. but la Scott'I ~t)l Any
1tellk can be topped with l_Pehed bleu ca.-($4), or ..wd wlda a CaUlomla
...,....., (S.11). 9'1ee lndude.
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FYI
•WHAT: Scott's Seafood Grlll & Bar
•WHERE: 3300 Bristol St. In Costa
Mesa
•HOURS: Open for lunch at 11 a.m.
Monday through Friday. A lunch
menu end Champagne brunch la
offered on W8Bends starting et 11:30
1.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. Sundey.
Open for dinner from 4:30 p.m. to 10
p.m. Sunday through Thunday end
4:30 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
•INFORMATION: (714) 979·2400,
http://www • .cott ... food.com
blue cheeee mahed potatoes, or
.. ut~ muabrooma ($5).
If that's not enough. Scott'• ls
equally concerned wtth ~the
hlghelt-quallty eeafood.
"Wb WOJ not aacrUIA:e quaffry.~
Kuehn said. "We alwtya buy the best
-oo..ubtdtutfonS.:
Scott'I ~ fiutl flah CM!r)' day1 and
IMllTES,,...M
Following the company's latest
relocation, into the present Folino
Theater Complex In South Coast Town
Center, Thok gained a n'ew generation
offans with b1s door·crubing entrance
ns Marley's ghost in the annual
production of• A Ouistmas Carol." a
role that's kept him employed over
m06t or the last two dozen boUday
seuons. He also reveled in iwo plays by
Roger Reuft', written particularly for
Took and his fellow founding art.lsts,
•MF()• and '"Hospitality SUite.. •
"lt'a been a wonderful joumey," Tuok
said. •And lt will condnue. •
WhUe 1bok and South Coast
Repertory were etching history locally.
'Jeri Clranna was launching a stage
career on the community theater~
After training in London's Royal
Academy of Dramatic Arts for two yean
-and wfnoiog the IChool'•
Shablpeue Prim -Clranna
performed profeaionalty ln Bnalend
before mavtng to the United States ln
1958.
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HAPP ENINGS
'Return of King' is _engaging;
'Give' is a real delight
1bM !Ir.a ............ of dil "lord ollbe .... craa., ~ ... ilxndlble
4MSltl oldie llal two~ lnlo
. ' ltlllOUOdln& llnal loa& Jn dw pn>ceSI. • dbclor,.. Jldlon combhll lhe·
~Kapeol&~epic.
with lbe hidmate ICOlY of un8Wy heroes _,..,.to IUB a million oflrnmenle
importance to lbe entbe world. The klea
ol ordinary people lehdns wliuldy
aphlltmonltrOUlml hM ~
appeal Coral ol t&
The ac:reet1 is 6lled wtth superhuman
~and wtzanle.
-----. good and evil. ftgbdn8
for control ol Middle
Earth. Astouodilw
special effecta briJll
breathtaking life to
thomandl of Knlghtt,
IDves. Dwarfs, ()raj,
nous and many more
fantastic aeatures
.__.u111_.;:___-1 oem-seen tn any other rum. But while the JOHN apoca1ypt1c war rages.
DEPKO the mm gtves equal
time "1he gritty efforta
o( the Jowly Hobbits entrusled wtth the
ultimate task in this eoga Country
bwnptlns Prodo and Sani must work their
way through a hellish land9cape to throw
the forbidden Ring of Power into the
vok:ank Ores of Mount Doom and thereby "
end Mordor'sreign of terror.
Their task is made all the more dillicull
by their need to rely on the scouting
services of pitiful GoUwn, a blurre
crearure deformed by his past use of the
evil Ring. Andy Seitls may be the first
actor to play a half hLUDan, half computer
generated character to be nominated (or
an Oscar. Their Intensely personal sttuggSe
is in contrast to the grand adventure of
sword and sorcery that takes pJace outside
of their presence. Ian McJCelJen Is
outstanding as the great wizard G&oda)f,
who plays equally lmportant roles in !><>th
the personal dramas and the epic baUles
on the screen. And the battles are many -
aod Jong and mlnd-bogling.
Most fans who know the 00\'els will not
be disappointed in the film. But like many
epics, it Is too Jong at more than three
hows. It dwe1Js on the plot's events in the
physical world at the expense or the
mystical and spiritual intrigue th.at took
• JOHN..., .. a c-. Mee& rnident and •
9*licw liweatiglltorfor the~ County
pubic~ afftoa.
A little ditty about
'Jack and Diane'
l really llUd ·SomedUng's Gotta Give•
although its 1tar1, Jack Nicholson and
Olane Keaton, may be playing a version
of their public petSonaa. Perhaps it'~
apecial appeal for me Is that I can now
be cona.ldered a •woman of a certain
age" and find a romantic comedy for the
middle-aged set appealing. But more
than that, this film
.....---.,,..,...,,,...-....., touches on some very
fragile. very human
points about
discovering. or
re-'dlscovering, real
happiness and
meanlng'ln one's life
just at a time when
you think you've got it
aJJ figured OUl.
Harry Sanborn SUSANNE CNicholson> is a PEREZ lifelong bachelor, a
self-professed serial
dater or beautlfuJ young women
beca\1$e they're uncomplicated and
unqueationing. He was even profiled in
New York Magazine as "The Escape
Artist."
Harry has been dating Marin Barry
and Is going to stay with her at her
mother's house in the Hamptons for the
weekend. He Is caught, in hls
underwear, raiding the refrtgerator by
Marin's mother Erica. a famous
playwright {J(eaton) and her sister Zoe
(Frances McDormand) and is mistaken
for an intruder. When Erica learns tfatTy
ls dating her daughter, she is more
rattled at this news than if he'd' been a
burglar.
There's some very smart dialogue at a
dinner scene where 1.oe, who teaches
2004
women" studies at Columbia. rilra on
the enJpna °'why it'• perceived .. gnjet
when older men date young women. but
an older woman ls not conaidered
eligfble dating material, period. Oearly,
Harry'• reputatioo aod prMenCe in
Brfca's ho....e are a major lnitant for her.
She can't wait until her houseguest
leave.. ·
Those plans get shot to hell when
Hany experiences a mild heart attack
and must re<:uperate at Erica._ until his
atudly doctor Julian Merur (~u
Reeve.) decrees him well enough to
tra~L • Julian ls immedJately smitten by P.rica
and ub her out. Meanwhile, Hany.
per:baps because or hla audden
confrontadon wtth hie own mortality,
turns unexpectedly "soulful" and be and
Brlca gradually diacovel' they actually
like each other.
Who wtD Erica wind up with -the
adoring younger man or the
comrnlbnent·sby man who "finally gets
her?" The pursuit of the question ls a
large part of the fun and the dialogue by
director Nancy Meyers ("Baby Boom,"
"What Women Want") packs some real
lnstghts into loneliness, self-discovery
and rtating your httrt for that elusive
chance at having the time of your life
with someone.
Dtane Keaton loob amazing, not just
for her age, but because ber"face is a
reflection of her experience, knowledge
and humor. Her performance really
deserves recognition at Oscar dme.
Nicholson. while playing a familiar
character, stlll manages to surprise and
deUgbt He even proves quite adept al
physical comedy.
McDormand la underused but quite
effective in her few acenes. K.eaou
Reeves ia ... well, Keanu Reeves. I also
lilted the efy commentary in tbe
costume design. Erica always wears
white, but in a couple of scenes where
·she is supremely happy, she lJteraDy
blooms with color.
lfyousee "Somethlng's Gotta Give" J
hope you will be as charmed by it u I
was. It's an unexpected holiday treat.
• SUSANNE PEREZ lives In Costa Meta and
is an executive auistant for a financial
Mrvicet company.
Networttars uads Luncheon
l 1:45 a.m. • Costa Mesa Country Club
1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa
"C~ of tlw ~rrs" I Monday, January 5 Education Committae -DARK
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Noon, Chamber Office
NOVEMBER NEW MEMBERS
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NOV E MBER RENEWALS
42 !JeOl'll JI/ I
Orange Coast Association
of RealtOfS
32 !J'!Ol'tJJI
St.1ter Bros. Markets -Baktor St1't't
Stater Bros. Markets -Newport 81\'Cl
22 year1//I
Specialty Body Works
18 !Jt!CU'lll
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t611eanll
Harbor Village Apartments
IS fl60"'//
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Arts Center
10~/I
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South Coast Commercial Bank
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17th Street Pronwnade
El Chmaco Restaurant
2 !Jt'GNll
Orange County's Cfl'dit Union
Inside Prospect~, Inc.
Maaco Auto Painting &
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Project Cuddle
Wlngnuts Restaurant
Prime Direct Mortgage
Washington Mutual Bank
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MJ's Crafts & Unique Gifts
A Touch of Romance
Juice tt Up!
~ern Federal Credit Union
BREAKFAST~ LUNCH AND
AFTER HOURS
NOVEMBER 90-MINUTE BREAKFAST BOOST
(l ·R) Emcee Dick Se~lm of Rich·
Mar Shir1s & Si>:n~; Costa M('sa Mayor
Gary Monah.to, speaker and owner o(
I
Sku~h Monahan·~ Restaur<int & Pub,
and breakfa5t spo11~r Dave Elliott,
Vanguard Uniwrsity.
November RrC'dldiJ51 R.Jtfle Donatiom
1 C.Jtalma Pa)'cn1wr ServrcC',
I A Scx:ond Look, I FIX M Auto Serwc-e,
O.C Pt>rlormm8 Arts Cenlf"', Gift
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Pl.Jee, Tr.imporMtion Comrlor Agencies
NETWORKERS LEAD LUNCHEON
New group members: Nelson
Murcfa (LI of Ndson &
Associates and Peter Bares (RI
of Goodwill Industries flank
Networkers President
Mohamad Huhemi. CPA, at a
November meeting.
AFTER HOURS BUSINESS MIXER
John Shumway and Jon \'oung.
managers at Plum's CaM &
Catering ~l'V(.'(i as our gracious
hosts at the November Mixer ...
Thanks to thetr diligence and that
of the rest of their very c11pable
staff, the food and ambiance were
excellent! Plum's Caf~ & Catering,
369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa.
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Nellon Murcia and <ii Acost.1.
(Seated) Cindy Schlllmo and Alberta
Mitildafti, relax at the greeting table.
November Mixer Raffk Donations
Santa Monica Seafood, JUICE ff UPI,
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Prinrer on Wheels, Cata/IN P.J~
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Ther,
Monday, January 12
Tuesday, January 13
Thursday, January 15
Wednesday, January 28
Finance CommittH
Executive Committee
7:30 a.m., Chamber Office
Ambasudors Committee
Noon, Chamber Office
90-Minuta Breakfast Boost
7 -8:45 a.m .• Costa Mesa Country Club
1701 Golf Cour$e Drive
Board of Directors Luncheon
11:~ a.m., Holiday Inn Costa Mesa
3131 Bristol Street
After Hours Buslneas Mixer
5:30 -7:30 p.m.
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ti A P P E N I N 0 S Friday, Oece~ 26, 2003 Al
THEATER REVIEW
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·OCC theater tuning up
for spring and 'Pippin' •MANOAAIN•
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There may not be as many
coming attractions as there were
before budgetary problems
neces.tjtated some cutbacks in
the season, but Orange Coast
College still is gearing up for an
active spring season.
Sb productions, highlighted
by a revival of lhe musical
"Pippin," await OCC audiences
over the spring theater session.
Some will be
blink-and-you-miss· 'em
one-weekend engagemen~. but
the activity will be there,
nevertheless.
Up first in the siJH.how 'pnn~
LiJleup will be an eve111n~ 111
short plays, scenei. and
monologues for and abou1
women entitled "TellinK Our
THEATER
Continued from A6
performed in San Francisco
and Upland before moving to
Southern California, where
sh e took a position as a
curricuJum specialist at Irvine
Valley College and delved into.
the local theater scene. One of
the dlminutive (S-foo1-2)
actress' most memorable
roJes was that of Dotty Otley
ln -Noises Off' at the Uiguna
Playhouse before that theater
became an Equity operation.
She earned two MBobbi
awanis" for performances al
the Huntington Beach
Playhouse ln "Ladles in
Retirement~ and "Blithe
Spirit" This column
conferred its "best
community theater actress of
2002" title on Ciranna for her
commanding performance as
Queen Eleanor in the
Newport Theater Arts Center's
BITES
Continued from A6
they wan• ICI U\C ''" ol 1t ('Vl'IY
day, Kuehn '-<lilt.
Seafood 'cll•r11om Int luck
King salmon. Cll1l(·,111 '>l'<t h·"'·
Alaskan halihul. 'llPl'rtor
Mexican Gulf :-.hrrmp ,md
fa.rm-fresh oy:-.wr:-..
"It's easier for re-,1auran1:-. 111
pre-open them," Kuehn 1>aitl.
"We make <;urc t'Vl'ry !>in~h' onl'
is alive. You might have lo wail
five minutes, hut tlwy're
absolutely frr:-.h."
One of ils he!.t :-.eafootl tli,hc·'
Is the 01ilean 1,ca Im~' ($2!1).
prepared in a un1qut•·lapane'c
style cooking melhod. The fhh
marinates for 24 hnur' in ,1
byproduct of sake, rice .... ugar
a;nd starch. When 11\ hakt'd 11
earamcli1.c:i., which add' a -.wcl'l
and yeasty flavor. rhc caJJman
appcti7.er i'i al'io cxt·l'llenl -
lightly dusted in Oour, Oa'h
fried. then sau1(11•d in lemon
butter, garlic:. <,hallul'> and wh11c
wine ($10). The seafood
tioppino is a m~lange uf
Alaskan king crah. in -.ea,o;on
()sh, clams. mu&'>l'ls, half of a
lobster tail in a Ro111a 1omotn
sauce. with toasll'd focarna
($26).
Scott's d~cor is llritish West
lndles. with planta1ion-s1ylc
arched windows, palm 1rces,
Stories,• This event, sta~e<l by ·
OCCs Repertory Theater
Company, runs Peb. 14 to 15 and
21 to 22 in the college's Studlo
Theater.
More monologues are on tap
for March 6 and 7 when the Rep
produces its brief"Solo Voices"
program. 'lbese, as the title
suggests, are all one-person
attractions.
"Pippin,~ the Steven Schwartz
musical about the son of the
ancient ruler Olarlemagne, has
been presemed a1 OCC once
hcfore, in 1979. Thii. 1imc
around, the college ha'> recruited
veteran musical
perfom1er/director Be1h I f<Ulsen
to Mage its production.
1 lansen, who performed in a
one-woman show at OCC las1
Scplember. has gained attention
locally wilh such produc1ions as
stunning
production
of"The
Uontn
Winter."
Her
signature
role,
however. is
the title
character
Teri Ciranna in "Driving
Mic;s
Daisy,· which she
performed both for Newport
Theater Arts Center and the
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse.
She also exceUed as Cora in
"Morning's at Seven" and
Abby in ~Arsenic and Old
Lace" for the Newport theater.
This classically trained
actress also has become a
popular performer in
Newport's summer children's
productions. She "uglied"
herself up to deliver richly
comicaJ performances as the
Sea Hagin "Popeye" and
Wilch l.elda in "The Princess
ceiling fan~ and an l'xh1b11ion
kllchen visible from 1J1e ma111
d1111ng room. for parllC'> then·
are private and "l'mi-privatt'
roomi. and patiol>. All room' l .111
connect for large partie,.
With it!> proximity to l >ranw·
( .ounty l'l'rfurming Arh
Cc111er~rntj's due<> 1t:-. pan
rall•ring IO thcall'r pa1ron'>.
"No rna11er whal tinw the
curtain got''i down at the rcn1t·1.
we will offer a full dinner menu
,1 half-an-hour afler lhe i.how,"
fo.'.11chn <,;llll.
It's alsn on(• uf 1he few
rc'itauranls thal doesn't l1<1vc .1
dark hour. from 2:30 to 5 p.m. It
wrw~ lunch straighl i1110
tlmner, making it an idt•nl dining
rhoicc for busines.s rneC'tinRs
and !>outh Coast Plaz.1 :-.hopper<.
\cn11's celehrall'S 1he holiday'
-Cliri,11na~ Eve and New Year\
l·ve are 1wo of i1s hiJ:gCSI nigh1:-.,
hul 11 \ clo-.cd on Cl1rist mas. On
(}mstmas Eve, Sco11's is a
popular dining choice, and II'>
annual trndition on New Vear\
Eve i' 10 offer dancing. Starting
al 9 p.m., Scon's clear'> out
tahlc!. in the dining room 10
make a dance Ooor, and there':. a
live band. Scott's provides pany
favor~ and Olampagne au gra1is.
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Greer Wylder can be readied at
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W Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627;
or by fax al (949) 646-4170.
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differenl student-directed
one-acts. lhe program usually
includ.es classjc and modem
works. as well as original pieces
b)l the students.
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"Little Shop of I lorrors,"
"Ilntypes." •And the World Goes
Round," "Funny Girl: "42nd
Street," "Side by Side by
Sondheim" and the only locally
mounted version of Forbidden
Broadway -so enj oyable (20
years ago) that I went back for
second helpings so that my
children couJd experience the
show.
Finally, OCG will offer a whwe
ofa show May 19 to 22-an
advance look at lhe college's
annual touring production. nus
one, available for staging at local
schools, will be an adaptation of
I lerman Melville's classk novel
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\,i,r o' \/,,' I (949)759 3388 \/II /'I)/.'/"' It II I I , ., .. ,,.
• Moby Dick." under the
direction of Alex Golson, who
heads the OCC theater
departmenl.
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Another OCC Repertory show.
ye1 10 be de1ermined, will be
staged by the Rep April 16 to 18
in tl1e Studio Theater. It'll be a
full -length play moun1ed by an
advanced directing student in
the vein of such past impresi.ive
anractlons as "Oleanna • and
"S<Jme Men Need Help."
'£he colJege will offer ii~
annual "Spring One·Act Play
Festival" May 5 to 9 in lhl'
Studio, fearuring over a du1.en
You can get all the detaili. on
OC:Cs theater classes or
productions by calling tl1e
college at (714) 432·5640. So11thn-n CAJjfoniul.t Prrmin Waterfro111 Spteill/ E11e11t Vniu
and the Magic Pea."
Most recienUy. Ciranna
drew raves as the
domineering l~dy Braclmell
In Newport's "l'he
lmpoJtance of Betni Eamest. •
a nue return to her roots as
an Englishwoman. Recently
retired from her Irvine Valley
College position, she fills her
time doing television, student
films and voice-over work in
addition to her locaJ theater
appearances.
There are few local
performers around with the
litany or credlts and the finely
trained acting "chops" of
Took and Ciranna. who
command playgoers'
allent:lon whether in a leading
or supporting assignment.
TI1ey are most deserving of
the a<:colades "man and
woman of the year, .. If not the
last few decades; in theater.
• TOM TrTUS reviews local
theater for the Daily Pilot. His
reviews appear Fridays.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
HISTORY OF HITCHCOCK
Orange Coast College 1s
offering a nine-part film history
on Alfred Hildlcock. The series
will be moderated by retired
OCC professor H. Arthur
Taussig. Eadl session will be
held at 6:30 p.m. one Friday
eactt month. The events will be
held at OCC's Fine Arts Hall 116.
Admission ls $6 for adults and
$5 for seniors and ace
students For more information,
call (714) 432-5880
MUSIC
MUSIC AT THE GRILL
The Btuewater Grill offers hve
music Friday and Saturday
nights. Greg Morgan, Nid<
Peper and Kelly Gordian
(known as MPG) perform
classic rode:, R&B and swing at
8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvin
Gregory and MPG will perform
classic rode, swing and R&B at
8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The
re1taurant Is at 630 Udo Par\!
otlve, Newport Beactt. Free.
(949) 675-3474.
•TOM TITUS reviews local 1hea1N
for the Daily Pilot. His reviews
appear Fridays.
RUBENSTEIN
Continued from A6
Assistance Team . .in
organi7.ation d1rl'clccl al hclpin~
fonner ball players wilh financial
problems.
·A lot of Lhc older player.. were
re.iUy in dire '>Lraight~ .rn unahk
to afford. wheel chain. and
doctor vi;.,its anti 1l1111g' uf tha1
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In lanuary. ht: will he honon·d
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him in Nt'w Yorl
Later 1ha1 month ht• will lw
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C,,ommunity ofllrangt• C.uunty
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o rg-.m iza li u 11.
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Rubenslein sayl> he will con1i1111t·
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QUOTE OF TIE DAY
.. A Tom Fozio-dulgned coune
ls a draw and I.hen the quality
of I.he facilltiu and sel'llices,
that would be the main draw."
Robert l.Mhoutl, Shady Canyon Golf
Club general manager
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GOLF
GOLF
Th is jewel
has a steep
p rice tag
T o say that Shady Canyon Golf
Oub exemplifies attention to
detail at Its finest would be a
gross understatement.
The course that opened in January
2002 ls the Mp• in plush, the MC in
cleanliness, the ·s· in service.
No towel is left s trewn off its stack.
The range balls are arranged in a
pyramid on the driving range and a
smiling face greets you the moment
you park your car upon entering the
parking lot or the lrvine club and after
you have cleane9 off the soft spikes
and are ready to drive away from what
resembles a walk back in time.
The valley Shady
Canyon, where
residents of this
gated community
pay $185,000 in
initiation fees -if
you own property -
and $795 In monthly
dues, sits in brings
you back to a slower
pace of life, an
escape from the
bus tle of Orange BRYCE
County, to a seren ity ALDERTON
authors like Mark
1Wain and RaJph Waldo Emerson
w ould love.
The Tom F azio-Oesigned course at Shady Canyon Golf Club in Irvine has six sets of tees and stretches 7,000 yards from the back, playing to a par 71 .
This is a golfer's paradise and if I.
after playing the par-71 Tom
Fazio-designed layout, didn't play
another round of golf again, I would be
: The price of customer
Swanky Irvine club has
attracted a large portion
of its membe rship from
Newport Beach .
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
Tucked away in one of the rew
remaining secluded spots in Orange
County Ues a golfing jewel that has
begun alluring new m embers from
surruundJng cities, lnduding Newport
Beach.
Shady Canyon Golf Oub In Irvine Is
nearing lts second birthday in January,
but in its shon lime, the course
deslgned by Tum Fazio -architect of
Pelican I llll Golf Oub in Newport Coast
-that sits on 300 of the gated
community's 1,070 acres, has
established a reputation of customer
service and top-notch golf that rivals
some of the most exclusive clubs In the
world.
People are noticing.
Retired baseball aluger Mark
McGwire won the men's dub
championship and ls bulJdlng a custom
home on a bluff overlooking the course.
Fonner major league pltcber Mark
Lanpton ls also a member.
About 4°" of Shady Canyon's
membership balls from Newpon Beach.
Corona del Mar or Newport Coast,
according to Robert Leenhout&. the
d ub's general manager.
The Spanis~style clubhouse is one of the attractions of the ultrCH!xpensive
Shady Canyon Golf Club in Irvine, where memberships hover around $200,000.
Newport Beach -with 20% -has
the highest percentage of any city
making up Shady Canyon's
membership. Irvine is second at 19%.
with Newport Coast at 13% and CdM at
7%.
An event lntroductng the club at the
Four Seasons Resort in Newport Beach
in the spring of 200 l klcked off the
mat'keting department's push to
advertise Shady Canyon. developed by
the Irvine Co., but LeenhoulS said word
of m outh has been the best marketing
tool
•Worct spreads quickly in the social
circle as to the quality of the club,· h e
saJd. -(The club's opening) wasn't
broadcast. We didn't talce out full-page
advertisements In newspapers.·
lnillatlon fees for golf memberships
start at $185,000 for those who have
pun:hased property and jump to
FOOTBALL
content.
From the first tee until the 18th
• green , n o houses o r roads border the
S ervl Ce . course, set into a wildlife sanctuary
where hawks soar above and
100-year-old oalcs and sycamores
reach outward with their branches, as
$220,000 for non-property owners.
Monthly m embership dues are $795.
Social memberships are also available.
News of the club reverberated
throughout Orange County, especially
among folks at Big Canyon Country
Oub in Newport Beach.
Of Shady Canyon's 200· plus
members. 12% came from Big Canyon,
the highest percentage among clubs.
NC'wpon Beach Country Oub came in
second at I I%.
Leenhouts credits proximity, as well
as a certain level of service, as to why
golfers have migrated from the
Newpon -Mesa clubs to Shady Canyon.
"Big Canyon is a higher-end country
club. much Ulce we are.· Leenhouts said.
"Big Canyon ls the closest private club
to us In term~ of service and initiation
fees. People are attracted to us.·
Big Canyon General Manager David
Voorh~ said there is no competition
between clubs for members because
Orange County offers so many golfing
choices.
"So many people like Orange County
and they have the wherewithal to join
private clubs,· Voorhees said. "There
are more options for golf in Orange
County than there were five years ago.
We are not compedn,g with other clubs
for members.•
Membership at Bjg Canyon, also
owned by the lrvine Co .• has even
increased in recent months, Voorhees
added.
See CLUB, Pa1e Al3
if they were trying to hug the air.
This is what Orange County must
have lookecl like before development
wiped out virtually any semblance of
free space.
How about ·Paying for Peace,· as a
title for a book written about Shady
Canyon.
Newport Beach residents, which
make up 20% of Shady (',anyon's
membership, a higher percentage than
any other city. are forking over that
kind of cash.
Hey. if you have the money and like
to play golf with a staff that treats you
like royalty, Shady Canyon is the place
for you.
But throwing down $220,000 for
initiation fees if you don't own
property inside thjs gated community'?
ln some areas of Orange County you
could blly a h ouse for that much.
I guess I have a hard time fathoming
spending that much on entertainment,
even lf it is on a game I love.
In addition to the golf are the
amenities Shady Canyon's staff
provides. which include locker rooms
where no sink is unclean and every
towel is folded and arranged in a tight
stack.
The scent of aftershave emits when
you open the door. Every toUetry from
mouthwash to sh aving cream is at
each sink with a hair dryer plugged in
and ready for action.
Imagine. ladles, what the women's
locker room is lUce.
See GOlf, Pa1e Al 3
Mahelona reneges on Oklahoma, selects Tennesse~
Former OCC defensive
tackle selects SEC school
after feeling cheated by
Oklahoma coaches.
Bryce Ald•rton
Daily Piiot
Jeae Mahelona. a eophomore defen-
, liw tackle at Orange Cout College lut
fall. lflned a letter of Intent Dec. 17 to
c:ondnue hll football and ac:ademlc ca--
nm at che U~ly of~ In
JCnoiMDe. nnn., reneging on JUa verbal
commitment to play at OkJahoma.
Mahelona. a 6-root-2, 290·pound All·
~n Conference and aJl·aute leiec:-
doo In 2002 u • fJeehman. announced
b.le lntendon 10 attend Oklahoma ln
October. but
changed courae after
meeting with Thn-
neuee coacbtl and
attending the \tohm·
teer1 game aplnlt
MJsalaaippl State on
Nov. is.
•1 felt mon com·
fortable In ~-
~sse =:'~C:: Mahelona by,. Mabelona _,
TUelday rrom r.o....
Hawaii, where he WU vWdng hJ. family
for the bolldaya.
Mahek>na'a brother, StfMTI M¥eto-
na. II a JWlior tailblck at~ Coj ..
lep ln Greenville, 'n!nn .• which dlJmed
the South~ ConlemlCe c:balQpl· OC\lbAp tbAa HMOn.
Mahelona was also disappointed
when Mike Stoope left as Oklahoma's
oo·defensfve coordinator to take the
bead coac:hlng job at Arizona In late
NoYember.
•ffe told me he would be (at Okla-
homa) for four, ftve, lb years." Mahelo-
na ea.Id. •1 take nothing away f'rom him
becau.e lt II a bullnesa. but be really
didn't pve me a ltralght answer lf he
would be at Old8boma. He knows a lot
about footb.n with the No. 1-rated de-r... ... d'.M mdon."
Mahllona Mid c:alll made to Okla·
homl a:Mldlel -.aer be verbally com·
mttted -were not returned. fw1her 8WllYl.r'I h1a decWon to look eleewtiere.
CX:C eo.ch Mib 'nlylor received a
phone cd trom 'lmneleee head ooacb
Philip P\alme' II the betPnnfng of No·
wmber lnquU1ns about Mahelona.
·1 thought he was going IQ Olcla-
homa. but a verbal commitment
doesn't mean anything," laytor said. ·1
was swprlaed (Fulmer) called my omce.
(Fulmer! asked lf I thought be bad a
chance (at persuading Mahelona 10 at-
tend Tennessee) and I said. 1 don't
think you do.'"
Fulmer, however, was successful and
Mahelona plans on attending dasaes ac
Tennessee -with an emphuia on
broadcast· and aµeech conununkation
-when achool retWDe8 Jan. 11. The
Volunteers (10-2) are preparing for their
Peach Bowl game apJn8t Oemlon Jan.
2.
Arizona State wu allo In the ru.nn1"3
to land Mahelona. coming off an lnJwy-
ahorteoed eopbomore aeuon at CoMt.
The Hawaii native tallied 19 tackJM and
Wee aatb. buc his eeuon wu cut
short after the fourth game because of a
broken fifth metatarsal In his right foot
s ustained in Coas1's season opener
Sept. 6.
Mahelona visited the ASU campWJ in
'lrmpe In Qctober and was In contact
with assistant head coach Tum Osborne
and defensive line coach Jed Monacb.i-
no.
"Thm o.bome was the first guy to
start calllng me,• MaheJona aa..ld. ·1
kept ASU In mind, but It came down to
my lrfp to Tenneuee."
"I told the coaches the tut one (to
speak with MahelonaJ la going to get
him." laytor said. "It ii lib running a
ulet bu&lnees. lf someone 11 eeml-ln-
tereeted you slay on it unUI the ftnaJ
door " ehut. ..
"Everything wo. rked out for a reason.•
Mabeiona tafd.
CLUB
Continued from Al 2
Both leenpouts and Voorhees
characteriud relations beiween
Shady Canyon and Big Canyon
as warm. The clubs held the first
Canyon Cup golf tournament
last month where club
champions from each venue
were paired against one another
for a round.
"It falls bad to being the new
kid on the block.· Leenhouts
said. •A Tom Fazio-designed
course is a draw and then thi-
quallty of the facilities and
services, that would be the mam
draw.·
Jerry Anderson, general
manager at Newpon Beach
Country Oub, said Shady
Canyon's prices could also be r1
deterrent. making other area
dubs more aruactive 10 those
who might not be ablt' 10 afford
the higher rates.
"It hasn't hun us. lhe
members would have left
anyway," Anderson said. "It il>
like moving from a f-ord 111 a
Mercedes.·
An element of l>tabihry and
friendships are twu reason:. why
members might stay al their
current clubs -even if they ran
afford Shady -instead of
jumping ship, Anderson added.
"People like the golf course
and the camaraderie with other
members," he s.ud. "At
well-established dubs. peopk
know everybody and !hey know
the pattern of the club and how
it operates.·
le is hard to Ufb'lle though, that
Shady Canyon's draw ralliatt•s to
a large extent from its ability 10
cater to membefl> and guest<.
from the moment they enrrr the
parking lot.
Shady Canyon·~ staff greell>
golfers when they park their
cars, politely asldn~ if they can
.l
The golf course at Shady Canyon rs spread across 300 acres, all
of which rs designated an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary.
put the cluhc; 011 a cart.
On the driving range, a11
allendant ha' a towel ready to
wipe off Lhc Rl<L'-$ .ind mutl
drnped 011 the clubs. Range h.11"
are Tttlebti. and they are
<trranged i11 u pyramid-shapr<l
pile as :.ee11 at profe~ional
events.
You can nrdl'r lunch at tht·
ninth tee to he ready whl'n you
make the tum and it doc,n't
even requirt· picking up a phom•
rccC'iver.
( Jub management
du.courage<. t1ppmg. An
employee wulll be fired 11 tlwy
art' found to have 1.tken a11y
money.
Newport Coast rc~ille111 Brian
1 lirth and wilt' I mi lll'canll'
member.. al Shady C.a11yu11 111
April 2002, movmg lrom
Marbclla Country Club 111 ~'''
luan C..api,tmno.
Shady< .. 111yu11 ''''rr ml'mht•r,
g.ive the 1 lirth' .i tour of thl'
t uUr'>C and Bn.111 I li11h \did thC'
dcli.,ion 1111rnn !ht• duh c ;Jnw
'<JOn after Lhat tour.
.. It was and I~ just a hra11tif11I
golf coun.e." Rrlan flirt Ii '><lid.
"Meeting MinW of the staff arid
wcing Lhr professionali!>m, tlw
type of clubhouse a11d .1 lot ol
the amenities the duh providt·.,
all became the deciding facto1 ...
Bt'side~ tlw course it~elf, without
a doubr, the staff is th<' firwi-.t
anywhere."
The 4'.l,flOO· ~quare fuol.
Spam .. h '>tyled clubhouw
fC'ature<. a 1:olf shop, me11\ u11<1
tallies locker rooms with priv111t•
lounges anti card roorni,, a
casual grill. a tine dining room, a
dinin.: terrace and a boardroom.
Fa;do de--11-.'lled the p:ir 71
cuur.:.e, whu:h mea. .. un."l. about
7.000 y;ird~ from the bad:. tee,,
hchi11d Ullt~·wppings Uf
boulder:,, ,1long Shady Crt•t:k and
through 'c~mr dcvatiun
changes llll' fairway' rm·.irHl1·r
through ~wnt ~ycamorl'' .ind
oak.-, whik dimbing and
dei.n•nding among the 11a11v1•
t haparr;il ! )rw ' an .o;c·e dt·nr
;w10.._, 1111' vallt·)' t<> '>llrrour1ding
N<·wporr < .u .... t ant.l funlwr Wt'''
tn rhe P...infil Ocean.
· I loolcd lor a course I knew I
would enjoy playing day.in and
tl.iy-out," 'aid llirth, who play:,.
NET COST
$23 .556
#bout three tfmes a wet•k. ~There
ls nothing worse than getting
bored with a coun.e. It'& difficult
lO get bored because every time
i!I IJke the first time you played 11:·
Sever.tl differeni tee uptfon~
provide golfor; of any <iklll levcl a
challenge.
Director of Golf Brian Gunson
hel~ the :.am~ position at
1umberry Golf Oub in Ayshire,
Scotlw1d. for four years before
comin~ 10 Shady Canyon in
200~. Golf Digest ranked
Tumberry, which has hostc<l the
Hrili'lh Open and European
OpCJl, as u11c o( the world'i.. top
20 golf dc~linations. ·
l11e 300-acre courw at Shady
Canyon Lncludes large al't'as of
permanelllly protected open
o;p;tcc, including 63 acn• .. of
protet1ed and mairllairl<'d
coastal sage scrub. 111r cour<.l'
rake~ up jul>t 80 of Lhl' .100 acre<,.
, hady Canyon has .1bo been
certifkd .L'> an Auduhon
Cooper..itivc Sanctuary for 11 ..
wildlife and habil<ll
management, chc1111cal-1l'>1·
reduruon and safrty, w.11cr
quality and conservation eOort'
Aul I lirth. a textllt· lOll\rdt tor
who produces clnthing amt
·1~:.hlrt!> for large manula1 tun·"·
came back to servtcc an1I how
valuable the $taff makes h1111 lt'\'l
as lhe main rea'l<>n he hJ'
enjoyed hi<> memhcrl>hip .11
Shady Canyon thu' for
"I look for <.ervirc• u11d
pc..·rsonnel, how I Jiii 111·.itt·d und
how rnurh the stafl rt•,p1·l h
work.Ing for tlw t'l11h," 1111111 ,,11d
"ll1ey ~W WdY ahm·p 1111• 1.tll111
duty and that ~Ill'' f111 >!'"''" y1111
hrt11K.'.
A<. tor 1h1· pr 11 t 111 .111•rtai11
lt·wl oft u,to11w1 "'' v11 , •• 111d
golr{
"It\ a ll about wh,11 vou 1 lin1h1'
aJ1d what you r.111 hrk ofl.
Ander:.011 -.aid. "U 1on t'' .trL'
good, ht'althy. 'fhere Is norhing
wrong with thl'llr."
GOLF
Continued from Al 2
There are no signs on the tee
boxes noclng how far the hole
measures. The scorecard
provides that Information.
fhls course blends into its
surroundings better than any I
h<IVt: played -and that
indudes Pebble Beach.
Don't get me wrong. Pebble
Bl'<Kh il> indeed a golfing mecca
at th fme1>t that eeps of
tracJH1on and sends goose
humps down the ·pine. But
Sh.illy Canyon makes you feel
ltl..t· you have truly escaped
1t·.il11y -even if It 1& for a mere
111111 hour:..
You can ,tilJ 1>ec vilfas .111<l
111rlhon-dollar mansions along
l't:hhle':; lairwayi>. This is not th1·
' uw .it Shatly.
I hll> is rhe exdul>iVe of the
t'\I lus1ve. Ille posh of the poc;h.
11..i'>chaJJ ~lugger Mark McGwire
will movt' into a custom-bulh
homt' atop a bluff that
11verloc1k., the valley and
proh.rhly has a few place1>
wht'rl' one ldO '('t! the Paci!'il
Oc1·a11
Friday, Decent>er 26. 2003 All
Shady h• no1 for tbe fa.int ot
fortune.
Jf money is oo opdon. go for
It. 'IWelve percent of Shady
Canyon's membershjp migrated
from Big Canyon Country Oub.
the most of any club. whUe I I%
came from Newpon Beach
Country <Jl.b. And there are
those golfers who have
membership!> at both dub!>.
David Voorhees and krry
Anderson. general manager~ Jl
Big Canyon and NRCC
re~pecuvely, don't feel
intimidated hy this "new kid on
the blod .. "
I hey .;;lid golfl'rs in Orange
County have one more choke
tu rnake whe11 it comes to golf.
A lot can .1l-.c1 be sajd of the
.,ocral tie' llll'mhcn, al Mesa
Vt>rlle Country Cluh, SarH..i Ana
Country Uult, Newport and Big
C:inyon huve made over the
wars, Andrr<.on '>aid. Memlwrs
who muld afforll Shady hove
..t..i)•ed het."ause they value the
l amaraderic with their buddie:..
he added.
Sn many facets, so many
itl'lll~ lo pri11nti1e.
II I h..i<l thl' money, Sh;\<ly
\>.11uld he .1 nice place lo he.
I hl' ch oice tl> ur to you
SCHEDULE
TODAY
Basketball
High school boys -Estancia
High Coast Classic: Corona del
Mar vs. Norco, 9 a.m.; Estancia
vs Antioch, 6·25 p.m.; Orange
tournament at Chapman
University: Costa M esa vs.
Corona Centennial, 12·10 pm ;
St. Anthony's tournament:
Sage Hill vs. Anaheim, 1 :30
p .m
High school girls -
Manna/Edison tournament:
·Hart vs. Estancia. 3:30 p.m.;
Costa M esa toumament: Costa
Mesa vs. San Ramon Valley, 8
p.m.
So'cc:er
High S(f)ool boys -Newport
Harbor, Corona del Mar and
Costa Mesa at Trabuco Hills
tournament.
Water polo
High school girts -Holiday
Cup al Newport Harbor anrl
Corona del Mar· Edison at
Corona del Mar, 10:40 a.m .;
t-tunµ~on ~et Newport H111'6or, ~ a.m.
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NOTICE OF an obf«tJot1 to Ille PETITION TO petition and ~ 0000 ADMINISTI:R cause ¥lily the court ESTATE OF: anould noc Q1"an1 me
LOIS JEAN authorifv PATTERSON A HEARING on I~ CASE NO. A2.22768 pehtlon wm be held on
To an heirs. 011291G4 at I 45PM rn
benel!aanes. creditors. Oelll L 73 located al
contingent crlldr!Olll. a/ld 34 t lliE CITY DRIVE
pe!'1001 who may OAANGE. CA 92868 ~8-be lnlerested IF VOU 06JECT to the
In the 'Hltl oc estate, OI' grantiog of the petition.
bolti Of LOIS JEAN yotJ should 111lP98r at 108
PATIERSON heating Ind atate your
A PETITION FOR =k>rlt CJ( Ille written PR00ATE has been Iona with the COIJl1
flied by KIMBERLEY the hNMg VOUf PATIE~SON· llf>Pl*lllCI may be 111
KNIEPXAMP In ttie '*'°" or by 'f04J( 5upef1ot Covn Of attorney
Ca\itomia, Covnty o1 IF Y'OU ARE A
ORANGE CREDITOR °' a
THE PETITION FOR oonllngenl credtlOt ol lhe PROSA TE requests lhal deceH•d, 'Pl' must Ille
KIMBERLEY 'f04Jf claim wl1h the court
PATIERSON and mail t 009'1 10 ltle
KNIEPKAMP be peltOnal repteMntatlve
appoirted U ptlfaoNI ~ %':. = :,..e:;:~ '° me Hlate ol the datt ol h luuaooe
the deoeclent Of 1ettor1 as provided In
E PETITION Probllti Code lleClloo TH ':luests 9100 Thi lime fol filing the decldlnl'• wl and Claim• will noc tJIPfnl
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'11 avaKabla !of YOU MA y EXN.MNE lt'lt
exatnlnation In the tile fife kept by the c:oun It Mot by !tie ooun you are 1 penlOf'I
THE PETITION reque&ts lnterffl8d In the estate, autllOflly fO ldmlnl•ttir tne NII-. under the )'OU may lil9 wlttl the ~ OOIJ(I • AeQll9SI IOI' Of Estates 5'1edal NoliOa (lorm DE·
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1912 Kauai Orr•• In an
NJ tone [nv,.onrnental
dllerminalton Uemt>t
Published Newpor I
BeAch COih Me .. Daily
Pilot Otcember 26,
?003 r91s
..... ...._..lttm
,.,,_ ~ ol Ille
City Cowtcll ol 1tM City
of Costa MeH, CalitClf
nla, am.nc1tn1 Title 13 or th• Co••• Mtu
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ltttlllotlloM to c..,.PY
wlltl tM Nattoftal I food
lrtaur•nct Proaram
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n tllon. C. 9ft19l
Ir THC AFOAEMCN
llONEO ACTION IS
CHAll ENGCO IN COURT,
tlM dltlletl&• may be lllftitH to only lhoM
l~WH tabed al Ille
f,ubllc heM Ina dncr Ibid
" 1111 notice, 0t In
written CO«Ht>O"dence
del1nrtd lo lh• City
Council ti. or p< lot to,
tM $)\lblk Mll< lnl
NOTICE IS r Ufl 0f£ It
GIVEN that et 1111 above
lime end piece ttl
iflltni tld P"•ons may
tpflltf and IHt l\e.erd by
Ille Cit' C0\11\Cll on the
tbove lttm
JUUi FOl<Jll,
• ...,,., Oty Chtl
Publlalitd Nurpor I
8Hcl\ Coste Mtu Daily
Piiot Ot ctn•btr 26, 200.J 1911
Tiit lollowln& pe1sons
tt• dolna bus1neu u
a) Colden We.t llulo
LH 11n1, b) Golden Wnl
l•tslna. c) Golden WHI
Sales end ltHlllL cl)
Golden West Equipment
le11in1. e) Golden West flnancl1I Services, I)
Golden Wt1t flnanc111J,
t ) Colden West Insur
enc• Services. h) ColOen
Wut (quipment. I)
Golden Wul f"letl
ltasln1, I) ColdlnwHI
Aetl E1talt, "l Golden
West Real Cattle Ser
vrces, 3130 tt111bot Bl•d ..
Co&ta Meu. C-' 92626
Colden West Cnttr Pf'"'· Inc (CA), 3130 Hatbot Boultvatd Costa
Meu, CA 92626
fhrs busintu Is con
ducted by • c0<poc1t10n
Have you star lad <lorn&
bu"n.sa yet?
Yu tO 16 84
Colden West Cntor
pusu, Inc , Mrchael W
Mayfreld, Pru1Mnl
rh.. slaltmenl "" fried wrlh the County
Clar" ol Onn1e County
on 12/09/0J
200U,.7624
Dally Piiot Dec. 12. 19.
26, 2003. i.n. 2. 2004
f941
Policy
........... ... ......
fllt loffowln1 pe1ao11a
trt dolf1t bll'linlD H
a) Woodw1rd"1 Au
Herd•tre Inc., b )
Woocl•.ttd'a, c) WOOd
.,,,d's H.ttdw.te. Inc ,
d) Au Hatdwatt. •516
C Chipman Avt., Or
tnJ4,CA92169
WooO.erd't Ht1clwe1t. Inc , (CA), 1343 N.
lu~lln Avt., Santa Ana,
CA. 9210!5
Thia bus.nns 11 con·
dueled by. • COtJ>Ofaloon
Have yew slatltcl dolf't
busifleu ytt1
.,.,, ll ·24-200)
Woodwards, Hardwwt,
Inc . WillrJ1m A. Wood•
ward. Preslclenl
This 1talM11nt was
filed •1lh the County
Clelll ol Otan1• County
on 12./09/03
tooMff7SN
Daily Pllol Dec 12, 19.
26. 2003, Nin 2. 2004
r951 ,... ....
"-*'-' I II• follow1n1 pet son•
ere cloint busrneu u
H41wport Cent•• r amity
Chttopuiclic. 363 San
Mreutl Di . Suitt 191.
~~ort Buch, CA
Mrh Dlcuclo, 363 San
Mltu•I 0. Suri• 191,
Ne•poll Buch, Cl\
92660
Thi& bu\1net.\ " con ducted by. an lndrvldual
H•v• you ll.tfltd doln1
bu11n•" yet? No Miiie D•audo
I hrs statement was
fried with the County
Clerk of Oran1e County
on 12./16/03 200SH6U H
D11ly Pilot Dec 19, 16,
2003. J1n 2. 9, 2004
f964 ......... ... s......
Tht lollowin1 l>C"On•
••• cloin& busrnns u C .. C Ernbt0tde1y 1041
W l8tll St. A-106, Costa
MeM, CA 92617
Coi Appertl. In~ , (CA)
1041 W. 18th St A 106.
Costa ~u. CA 91627
fhls business 1s con
ducted by a c0t poc •hon
Have you sl•rled dotn1
bu\•ness yet1 'l'u, lulr
16, 1996
Coa l\pparel. Inc .
Chris Coa, President
lh•• •latemenl was hied wrlh lht County
C!t«k of OJ1n19 Counly
Oft l 2/09,l03
MOMff7S.t
0-'ly Pltol Oec 12, 19.
2'6. 2003. "" 2. 2004 f949
Rcllla .....
... *'-' The followina PtflOl\l
Aft ~ bu~llllU n
let'• Olne In 929
Goornor SI . CA•ll
MIH , Cl\ mu
lell1ty lay We•u. 929
Governor St . Costa
Mffa, CA 92627
1 .. nn1a -'Mila W11u.
929 Govttnor St Cost•
Me111.CA9'161l
l Ill\ bus>nen rs con·
ducted by hu,b•nd •nd
wile
Have you ~h1tell do•na
busineu yet?
YIS 1982
)eannle Alel• Weiu
Tl\ll st1t1m1nl •n
tried with It•• Coun1y
Chrt. ol Ount-County
on 12/09/03
tooH .. 7SIS Oarly Piiot OoL 11, 19.
26, ?003, Jell l . 200.c
f 94 / ..........
... *'-'
The fol10w1n1 persons
1r e dolnt buslnen as
lopei Wuod r rnlshu.
755 W. 17th Sheet, Unit
I, Costa M111, CA 92627
Netya lope1 r1111do.
655 Baker St , Apt
UI04. Costa Me~. CA
92626
This busrneu Is con
dueled by. an lndlvldu1I
Have you star lad dom11.
bustneu yel1
Ye• 10/l I/OJ Nerys loptl f 111rdo
This stetement was
tiled with the County
Clerk of Clunie County
on 12/09/0J 200Ht47S70
Dally Pilot Dec: 12, 19.
26, 2003. la" 2. 2004
f9U
~ ..... ... s......
The lollow1ne persons
"• d0in11 busmen as A & B Custom tJphol
st er y. 2940 Colleae Ave
Ste A. Cosla Meu CA 92626
Jou Davrd Mad11d.
2940 Collete Ave Ste
A. Cost• Mts.11, CA 92626
Tl\1> busrness rs con
ducttd by an 1nd1v1<1uar
Have you slarhd dou1g busin .. ss yet1
Ves 6/1196
Jose Oavrd Madr Id
Th11 sl1ltm1nl was
-Lllll ... .............
fried wrlh the County
Cl«fl ol Otance Cotinly
on 12/l~/03 JON4t4H02
OaHy l'ltol, Dec l 9. 2$.
2003, i.11 2. 9, 2004 ,9', .......... ... s......
Ille lullOwln& p•rwna
11 • ctorn1 busmen •• s ••• ()11 lhe co .. 1. 1661
Ent Coot Hwy, New
p0<t Buch. CA 92657
M & D Ruta..,anl Co
LLC (CA). ZSJI E.ulblull
Or Htwpor t 8.aeh CA
92660
l hl1o bu\tna.u " 'on
ducted by L 1m1t~d
I l1bllrly l;11
H1v• you 'I•• led doi1111
bu,inu1 yet 1 No
M .. O Rutauranf Co
llC . RKhit<d Mt1d I
Mana&er
rh" •latement ...
flltd with ti\• County
Cllf~ ol Orarree County
un 12/12/03 2oos.tu osa
0111y Prlol Dec 19. ?6.
?00.3 l•n 7. 9. ?004 f965
Ac-....a.n
... SW-.
Iha lollowlna penons
.. ~ do1na business a. Happy Pet, 2025 New
po1 I 8ouleva1 d U111t 1,
Cost• Mes•. CA 916'/7
P11<1<~ I Crei, lru•lee rot 1 he Pa Inc~ f Grel
fru•I, 16Jl 0 ltvrne
Avenue Custa Mo.J CA
92627
I hrs bu~oness rs con
ducted by I arncly fru'I
Havt you slB• l ecl domt
bUStneH yet'
Yu, l/?3198
PAii 1tk f l..1el
Hus slaterrrenl was
hied with lhr County
Clerk ol Orange Coullly
on li'/16/03 200J696U42
O••ly P1lul De• 19. 26. 2003 ,_,, 2. 9. 2004
F961
Adltl.slllsileu .... s .......
The lullowme P•"on~
ill e 110111.: bU\lnC'>\ ,t\
Am tr"·"" Mech.u1u af
Consurt111g •nd R°''" ration 11~2 Knoll lln
.suite I!> C.d•d~n Gro•t
CA 92841
Cor•y M I yun. 16S11
Sou I h I' lllll1• Avr .
Sunst 801 h, Cll 'J0/47
lhl'\ business. ts c:on
dueled by an tncl1v1dUAI
Have you st"' led do1111 tumom xet?
No Cote,M.L~
ni. ,1.at~t "'" fite4 •itb 1"41 County
Clerk ol Or•nl• C1>1111ty 011 12/0DJOS
tooMt'1117
Dtily Piiot 0.c 12, 19,
26. i'OOl, "" 2. 2004 Ft46 ........... ... ......
I ht lollow1n1 .,., ions
., • clolna bvllneu o
Empire Compeny. 171 W
19th SI .. Suitt V, Costa
Mesa, CA 92626
Doro M l11t1e &
Donald A Mas.c;i., Inc
(CA), 771 W 19'11 Surtt
V, Costa Meu. CA 92626
Thl1 businn' is con·
ducted by: •corporation
H.ve you stlf'ltd dolfll
buak\IU VllP
Yes 1001
O•vrn M l u11e &
Dontkl II Muc11, Inc .
Devin lu11e/P1esJdent
Thi' 'taltmenl wn
lil•d with th• County Cler~ of Onnae County
on 12/09/03
100J6t67Sto
Dally Pilot Dec 12, 19,
26 2003. Ian 2 2004
f942
RdllM ...... -----lhe lulluw1n1 person~
11 • clo11111 business as
C II I Grit Baskets. 341
C 20th Strut. Costa
Mesa Cal1lornra 92627
2337
Ch••he Cllalom Dou",
341 £ ?0th Streel,
Costa Mea. Calrlornra
916?7-2337
I hrs business rs con
ducted by an 1ndrv1dual
H•n you slat led cl01n11
busrness yet? No
Charlie Chalom Dou"
lh1s SllllernMI WAS
flied wrlh lh• County
Clerk ul Oriinee Counly
on 12/16/03
200!6968426
Oarly Pilot DeL 19 26.
2003. l•n 2. 9 2004
1968
flditiws ""-" .... s ......
I he fnllow1ng p11s11ns
ar ~ domg bus.neu. .,.
Debt M•n•aernent vi
Am"lld 192 Carnt•4Y
Hl)I\ lJi:und Nrauel. Cl\
97617
Oebl Manaaemenl of
J\n•erita, llC (CA), 19?
Cameray He•ghh, I ~au·
na Niguel. CA 9?6//
fh1> busrneu Is coo
Oucted by. L1mlhd
How to Place A
Llabildt Co tt."' JOU swtad dolnl
busm"'.J•tl Ynl~~"OJ
o.bl M1n•1emen1 ot
Anltrlc:A, LLC
Tlllt slatement wn lllH with llle County
Clerl of 0. 11nca County ~ 1V17/0l 10H4 .. Utl
Olllty Pilot Oec 11. 19.
26, 2003. l•n 2. 2C* F956
Rcllla .... .........
r he loltowrna pet sons
11 • dolfll bllslnUs as:
Property Antlysn Con·
1ullant1, 321 f ulletton
11¥1., ,.._p0<I Buch. CA
926&3 P'roperty Consultant
Services. Inc (CA), 327
f ullel-ton Ave . Newpo.-1
Budl, CA 92663
fh1s buStness " con·
dueled by . .e torp0<alion
Have you stllrltd dorne
buslneu yet?
Ho Jan I. 2004
Propertv Consuilant
Services, Inc . lames w
l•ndrs Presrdent
fh1s statement wn
hied wrlh the County
Clerk ol 011n1e County
on 12/ll/03
200J .... 01l
Oaily Pilot Dec 19, 26.
2003, Jan 2. 9. 2004
f96J
Re-. ..... .... s......
The lollow1111 persons
tr e dotnt bu sin en n ;
A.M.r , 11!>9 Miramar
Or . Newport Buch,
Cahlor nit 9266 t
Marr111 Violeta
ChrareH1 Cr••& 92 W
l\tbo< St . lon1 Buch,
Calif or"'' 90805 H11s business rs con·
dueled by an md1vldual
Hav1t you ~lnrled doing
businns y~t1 No
Marrin IJ Ch1a1 ella
Cra1e
fh,. slalemenl was
hied wrlh lht County
Clerk ol Olanae County
on 1?/17/03
200!6968433
Daily Prlol DeL 19 26 .
2003. Jan 2, '9. 2004
f966
. ........... ........... .
CA9268
TI1n bn111eu b COii Miff h All illcfNldval
IWw yov •t•tH dolnt
11t111Mn vett Mo
Chtla H .. (nw
Thlt •laltlMJlt ... lllM wllll tM County
Clerk of Or •nc-Cou11ty
Oii 12/l &i'O) ,..,....,,,
D•fly Piiot Dec. 19. 26,
200.J. Ian 2, 9, 200il F960 ........... ...s.....
I he lollO•ln1 ""'°"' 1111 dOlnt ~ n ·
Peclhc Blue f und1na •
1001 W 17111 St. U1ht
U, Costa Mui, CA 92627
Robert lt• Dlcllinson,
600 Hllv1nar. New!X>• t
Beach, CA 92660
This business rs con
ducted by •n tndlvklual
llne YOll st11ted clolnt bu11ness yet?
Yes 1998
Rob.,l l .Otcllinson
lhls datement •II
filed with the County
Clerk of Oranae County
on 12/09/03 200J6 .. 7S71
Dally Pilot Dec. 12, 19,
26, 2003. Jan 2. 2004
f945
Re-. ..... .... s......
The lollowlna persons
are dorna business as
Photos By Guy. 9122
Colbreuan Dr.. Hun
trnalon Buch. CA 92646
Cuy Author Adams Ill,
9122 Colbreuan, Hun·
trneton Beach, CA 92646
Tt11s business Is con·
ducted by· an '"d1vldual
Have you started do•nll
busmen yet? Yes. 12/
15/03
Guy llulh0< Adams Ill
Hus statement was
tiled with lhe Counly
Clork ol Or•nee County
on 12/16/03
200!HHUS
Daily Piiot Dec. 19, 26.
2003, Jan 2. 9 2004
f958
~r•t?No Arman Sudalla Tiiis slalernenl wu
tried wrtll tlll County
Clwll of Ofanae Cou"ty
OA U/09/03 IMl 6'47St2 Oalty Pilot 0..:. 12. 19,
M. 2003. Jan. 2. 2004
f951
Re-. .... ...-.....
Tiit tollowln1 pettons
llfl dolnt buslneu u :
So Cal ht1c10, 1380
Vllla1• Way CZ04, Cost•
Mau. C-' 92626
Travis Van Oet Wal,
1380 V11tace Way, CZ04,
Coste Mes•. Cl\ 92626
Tiits buS1nns b con
dueled by: an lndlvldu•I
Hive you slatted dolnc
business yell r.o
Travis Van°'' Wal
fh1s statement •as
filed wl!JI the County
Clerk ol Dunae County
on 12/09/03
200Ht67'46
Daily Pilot Dec 12. 19,
26. 2003. Jan 2. 2.004 . F940
~ ..... .........
The lollowina persons
are doina business u :
Ru•ch. 981 Oalllla Ave ..
Costa Men. Cl\ 92626
M11ao A. Hachr. 981
Dahl11 llve., Costa Mu •.
CA92626
Thrs busrness rs con
dueled by an 1ndivldual
Have you started de><na
business yel1 No
Mario A Hacl\er
fhis statement was
fried wrlh the County
Cletll of Dunae County
on 12/09/03 2003 6t67Stt
Daily Prlot Dec 12, 19,
26, 1003, Ian 2. 2004
r950
Adllills ..... ... s......
The followrna pe1sons
are dornc business as.
IJ01ctng ii , 650 Tamaract.
llve , '3603. Brea, CA
928ZI
Michelle A. Stephens.
6:>-0 Tamarack 13603.
Bro. CA 9?8?1
This busmen rs c;on
ducted by ~n indrvrdual
Have you star led dOrn&
busrness yet> No
Michelle A Stephens
I his statement wu
flied with the County
Clerk of Oranae County
on 12/03/03 200Ht67021
O•llY Pllol ~ 12. 19,
26. 2003, ~n. z. 2004
f'956
ftim.11 ..... ... ......
Thi followr"t p«M>ns
Ill cloinC bUJifleU H .
Lnley [Wott Ctlerifl&,
1429 Posada, Hewpor-t
Beach, CA 92tfiO
Lealty Cameron EUiotl.
1428 Posad1, Hewpotl
Baadl, CA 92660
Thrs bullnt» IS con·
ducted by· en llldrv1dual
... ... )'OU •lM'led doinc
bll$lnns yet7
Yes I l/25/2003
lnley C Elliott
This statement was
tried wrth thl 'County
Cler" ol 0. ana• County
on 12/02/03 200J6t '677.4
Daily P1lol Dae. 5, 12,
19. 26. 2003 r939
~ ..... .........
The lollo•ina persons
are dome business a.s:
l & l Appliance, 632 W e.11.. St . Cost• MH.e
CA92626 r eh• lapld1s. 2354
L1tlelton C11.. Costa
Mesa, CA 92626
This busrntu rs con·
dueled by· an 1nd1vrdual
Have you started do1n11
busrnMS yel7 No
fella lapldis
Th11 •tt lem4!1\t WU
fried with the County
Clerk ol Orant• County
on 12/16/03
200Ht41U 6
Daily Piiot Dec. 19, 26.
2003, Jan 2. 9. 2004
F959 ,.... .....
... s......
The lollowln11 persons
are doln11 business as
Massaaeworks. 175!>
Oranae Ave Suite F,
Costa Mesa. Catrlornra
92627
Oi11e Wall, 1845 l\na
heim Ave t196. Costa
Mesa. Callfornra 92627
lhrs bus1neu rs con
ducted by· an 1nd1v1dusl
llave you started doing
business yet? No
01~1e Wall
Thrs statement WllS
fll"d with 11\e County
Cletk of Oranae County
on 12/11/03
200:16 .. 71 97
Dally Pilot Dec 12. 19.
26. 2003. Ian 2. 2004
f957
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le p1llo, deck, u1>1ud4ld
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Bridge
Bv CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF
Md TANNAH HIRSCH
TODAY'S I __.c~a .. o .. s..,s ... w..,.o ... a ... o .... r .. u'-9z.z .. L .. E _
AN ENTERTAINING CATASTROPHE
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ofJ-ldlter one no tJUmp. But bltltod
in with 1 belanc.in1 double, aod pni..
denc:e ml&hl suue~t tNI South
•hould run 10 two dlamonlb. However. our Suuth elected IO pau
aod West WIL\ deUllhled to cooven to
penalties. Why f.ionh elec~ to
lblouble fur m.1:ue with a balano.,~
hand and DOI e~etl 11 fhe-card suit is
II ffi)'f>tcty that still has II()( been t'~plainccf And e\-CD 1( South thought
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The bidding.
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One nl1~ht t'~pc~·t the lrH·I uf
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II m1gh1 seem that.. with the ace of
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West midlt have elected to lead a cop
dub With that lttld, or indeed with
any card other lhan a low cllib °' a
diamond. the derendcn would hAve
b(cn able lo take the lint 11 tricka for
11 1,400 penalty. IMtcad. declarer won the n .... t trick with the queen of club~
W1d milled off six diamond tricks for
11 <oCon: of plus 760 t..ooking al alt
four hands. who would have thought
thu1 NOl1h-Sooth were going 10 racl..
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