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Anew book by
Metanle AYflS shows the
buuty of Newport Buch
through the eyes of area
photog_.,aphers. s..,....s
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SPOITS
Orange Coast College
quarterbadc Nkk Higgs finds
room to run on a quarterback
sneak past Santa Ana's
MlchHI Lockett in Satur~y's
gatne at OCC. The Pirates
prw.aed, 20-10.
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HMbor View Elementary
Scnool Prlncl~I Karen
Kendall talks with Assistant
CJty Editor James ,...,
*>ut her kids n.mg the
highest APt scores in the
county for the second year
in a row. ........
WMt to know wNt"5 P'9
on In Ne\uport-Mell this
week? Thil month 1 Chedt
out our uttimnt CMendef. .......
ON 1HI WIB: WWN.DAILYPtLOT.COM
SUNDAY STORY
'Coming from abuse and neglect, these children didn't have a voice.
We want to hear their concerns, and they respond very \Yell to that.'
1llNnc:e "9nll.-. program manager at one of South Coast Chtldren'.s Socifly's residential houses
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Studeatl at a South Cout Chlldren'• Sod~ school have developed strong lrtendshlps through the prognm.
Giying kids a chance
South Coas~ Children ~Society in Costa Mesa helps abused
and neglected children who have nowhere else to t~m
• mm:IR'S NON: All the c.Nldren's Nm11
h4lw been cNnged In this story to protec:t
their Identities.
DH•wNewman
DAILY PILOT
A s a teenager, Roger was
neglected by his family.
SuJfenng from low self·
esteem, poor hygiene and a
general feeling of bolabon.. Roger
often expressed bis emotion in vio-
lent outbursts. .
•I was a monster,• Roger admits.
But Roger, now 16, is more prone
to laughter than rage thele days. His
new attitude is a result ofbls experi-
ence with South Cout Cbiklren't
Sooety, which serves abuled and
n99lected children in ~ boin•
and intimate school settings.
South Cout, bUed in COlta Mesa, tMI ;rovtde a tamlly-ttyle •¥troam•t;
lakes on children and '-who
have failed or been rejected at other~
becawie of severe behavioral pr:obleml. The
goal la to move tbam beck into their own
homes, when J>C*lb&e, and lnto"'P\abtic schQoll.
In the put two weeks, four Children were
reuruted with their families. 'The center's
employees use a relational approach that focus·
on truJt and respect.
·corrung from abuse and neglect.
these children didn't have a v0tce:
said Terence Flanrugao, program
manager at one of the reStdenbal
houses. ·we want to hear their con·
cems, and the)C respond very well to
that.·
South Coast started in Calta Mesa
17 years ago with a 51X·Md
resJdenbal faality. It's grown to m
group homes in COila M .... New·
port Beach and FountU> Valiey. 11
also often two scbooll for cbaldnm
who do not do well in a ~J
academic setting. u.ctlading --.
from Newport-Mesa Unified Sc.bool
Dastnct
While the orga.naz.abon origmaUy
served only boys, tt bu upended to
serve girls a.s well.
opened ats firit arillM
The two IChooll O«s a
dent-teacher rabo with an .,,.....
class size of 12 studentl. Eac::b stu-
dent has an mdavaduahzed education Pf'OVNID·
SU KIDS MGI 4
IOPROIY Sniffing around Costa Mesas Bark Par/a
Qpening the ·mosque
~ •()pm~ at dam ""'mic Educational Cenllir of
~ CoHnty an Slllurday pttwed lllGl9 lhlD
100,_.,..~tO1wn aboUt hlem
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WEEK IN "
2 Sunday, No¥ember 4, 2001
IOCO.UCT-
. Although she is not the I-told·
you-so type ol person, Mayor l.J~
by Cowan could be uttering those
COSTA ;:l :=,~a
MUI ruled sh had no con-
flict of interest relat·
mg to the El Toro Auport.
Cowan said she never be1i ved
she bad a conflict but asked for
clanfication from the Fau Political
Practices Comnussion after grow-
l.09 public pressure from support-
ers ol an ltlrport at the dosed
Marine base.
A handful of residents ques-
Uoned whether Cowan could
rcmam fair wtule voting on airport
issues be(ause sh works for \be
o ty of Irvine, one of \be dti
most staunchly opposed lo an air-
port ln South Orange County.
The commiwon determined
that Cowan's simple employment
tor llVlOe -as.a superintendent
ln the commuruty aervicel depart-
ment -does not tall within
state laws concem1ng coofllct of
intereit.
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.she m111a. t..o.d. ~ 57~75 °' ~ ~•Wfa.hlf~com.
Newport Beach Police ii exam-
aning candy that an unldentllled
man bended out to some children
"IUC
playlJ'.l9 ln Alta Vista
Park Thwsday sum att.emoon.
• An 8-yeor--0ld boy
wbo ate some of that candy
reportedly experienced a burn-
ing sensation in his throat, but
was said to be ln good cond1Uon
after he w as examined at Hoag
H0tpJtaJ.
Officials said a man presumed
lo be ln bis 40s approached the
children and gave them the candy.
The other chlldr n Who ate the
chocolate treats w re hne with the
('XcepUon of the 8-year-old boy,
whose name wctS not relea~
Police SctJd the matter lS still
under lnvesllgallon.
ln the courts this week. N w -
port·Mesa Unifted School OlStrlct
Trustee Jun Ferryman's an a1gn-
rmmt stemming from his arrest on
ch..uges of drlvmg under th a.nnu-
cnce of alcohol. was conbnued
from Monduy lo Nov. 28.
Ferryman, 53, was arrested
Sopt. 27 on susp1oon of dnvmg
under the influence of alcohol
.i.ftcr h collided with another
motorist on Newport Boulevard.
l..db tests reJ ased last month
i.howNS bis blood alcohol level
was 19 -more than twice lhP
lt>gaJ li.nut-of .08.
-.,..... ....... town pubtk yfety and
courts she m.y be rMCNld at ""9) S7~6
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U.S. SAYS DWlllU
IOT 1n11
The U.S. Dept of Educat.aon
dnno;zthat the Newport·
M Un.ifJoo EDU .. SchooJ Distnct IS
not fulJy m eellng
lh•• needs of stud nlS with Umlted
Engltsh. proOoency af~ •r a year of
investJgatlon.
As a result. dtstrict offioals
tuJrced that lbeir approach ha
bt~ baphaurd m the pas( and
will work lo create ad t&led plan
for Id ntifying and g Eng-
Usb·langug learners and provic:J-
lng them with equaJ ace to cur-
nculwn by M.y. 2002.
Cotta Mesa mother Ml.ma Bur-
duga began the campaign for the
VOL-.M0.211 ---~
Volunt rs for the
Greenhght Committ
tut th • stre ts to talk
dbout the city's upcom-
NIWPOIT mg spedal IUCH cl~. A mdl.Jl con-
c~m to be sure voters
kn w the d1ffer nee
tX'tween lhelf corrurut-
tee. wtuch opposes Mea-
&urc G, dnd th Green -
1.tght lmpl m ntat1on
Comrrutt • which sup-
ports th• med ure to
dUow lh Koll company
to add 250,000 teet to Its
le near the airport.
lbe pol.ace came
through again for one
neighborhood prone lO
unpleasant Halloween
tncks. The Harbor
View Homeowners
" PIOTO Of Ill Wiii . '
'THE HAUNTING'
day StOI)'. Sblce the po#Jbil1ty of phologro~g a
gholt wo.t not real Ukely, I had to malfe lhing• appear
on my own. U"119 the eerlneu of the obolldoned look
of the BaJboa Theater and a little llculi, I wm able to
creole a •poolcy photo -with t~e help ol MJcheJe
Roberge, executive dlrector ol the Balboa Performing
Am Theater F0W1datlon -that captured the eaence
the .cary lltoty.
00.. lEACH/OMY Pl.OT
AssociaUon enlisted the help of Newport Beecb'• tinest.JArellve Lut year's success et turning their
neighborhood tilto a aime-free Halloween b.aunl
A •vb1oning festival" origtna1Jy ICheduJed few this week won't take place until Jan 12. That's when
resid nts can ftrlt start to register their feellngl oa updadng the dty'I GeneraJ Plan and, ultimately, \ls
future.
Road work begun Lut week on a stretch ol Balboa BoWevUd marked lb start of an S8 null.ion
improvement project bkely 10 continue Into 2004.
--.. c s '* COWM ~ IMd\. SM m., be rwhid • ~ 5144ll2 or ~ e-ft\1111 atJtJM alY9'.,,..,.mMS.com
ch~ two yNtS ago when she
I amed ot compleints from par-
ents of children at 1i Winkle Mid-
dle School.
-De6rM ........ (CMn edutMlon. She
m.y be rffChtd It (tot9) S74M2.21 OI ~ • m.uet ~.~times.com
COMfY .. COll·Y
Mf'mben of the publJc abared a
rare cxpenen wtlh stat p&an-
CmtllCOft ~
nlgbt. when
they w re handed maps and work
h ti on Crystal Cove State Park.
Locah of all 1tripe1 set et t-4
planning Uiblel -complete with
pendlt, white drawing paper,
mark.en and other paperwork -
to tell the Ca1ilomla State Parks
offi<iall tiow tb!tf want tbe .t6 his·
tone cottages UMCI.
A wide variety ol opinions
w re vo ced -everything from
teanhg down th cottages to
using all of them for overnight
rentals lo setting aside a handful
for education and retearch. . .l
Parks olhdal said th y will
compile lbe responses from the
event and preMnt • tentaUve pro·
ject for the park 1n January. · -,_.~co.en the enwonn•IC Md
.km Wf¥WI Alrpon He 'ftfli/ be~ .i ~ *'"'llO or~~ tit f#fll~.
Doily Pilot
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QUOTllUS ,
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• /1 was really bJoody. Al
people were nutnlng out,
more people were ruMJng In
to taJce part In the fight.
It was pretty acary. • _ .........
a .,,...... M a me>UW<,cle S*\t thow
•t the Oringe Countw , ............
on • figttC tNt brollie °"' beet~
rwaJ molOftYC.le 91'9 cM1nt ..
()Ct. 2' thow. The~ ..
~.Dec. 7 ....-thow In
O«W to look at pubMc ~
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•Right now, people have no
idea who we have to off er.• . , . -c.y .....
INrlteting director of
TriMlgle ~e. on why the
shopping centef is~ to uw
i.r~ MCJlli to advertise ru teNnts. -
Tr~le Squar•'s ~t is
putting together • plan to m.ke
1mpr0Yements.
.. ••••wls
• J remember thinking It
was so weird to sel up a
tablecloth on a grave when
I waa young. I remember
thlnlung, we were just ctylng
' Olld mourning thi:I person
and now we are. laughing
and celebrating.•
-l'llttJ M ¢ I 10
of Ce>N ~on ~de los Muer· .
tos. ~of the ONd ~and
othen tool! J*1 In • Friday c.tebf•
tion, Including M.tn honoring the
~at. s ~Church In
con.~.
"My biggest concern is
getting through Halloween
night. w t year, lhe police
did an outstanding Job. But
be/ore that, we had terrible
vanda/Jsm, weapons -It's
been awful.• __ ......,.
• t>o.d member of the Hatbor View
Honwowneti Min~ on her
All H4tllow's he worries. The onm
troubled H.-bof vi.w ~
w.s~onthe~.
• 1 feel happy /o1 the~
chUdren becau.w they won, I
didn't. I bellev it's in.one to
aee what's going on and not
do anylhlng to help.• _...._ ... 1,
• Cosi. Ml'toa pw.m ~ «tivht. on
•U.S. Oeplr1ment of fduuition
Office for CMt fUgt1b repott dw9·
Ing tNt the-·~·~ tchool
ditlr1ct does not ~ "*' the ne.dl of ltudentl ...., llmieed r,...
lilh proficiency lurd• fled the
mmpl.llnt on wNd\ lhe report .,.
bleed. The ditlr1ct wll now r'9ed to a.-. •...... 1D ...... the ....
of lnglith-..,.._,. ~ °' fece ~funding.
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SEAN Hllllll / OM.Y PILOT
Cornell mescu ralUet support for U.S. troops on Saturday with lellow veteran. at
the lntenectlon of 19th Street and Newport Boulevard ln Costa Mesa.
Showing their colors
War veterans showed Cornell lliescu of Costa
theu tars and stripe Satur· M sa. was intended to
dcsy afternoon with a short rerrund people of ~atnoUsm.
dlsplay at the intersection of / •We had a lot of
191.b Sti:eet an.d.Jll.ewport _ response from._lhe._,publlc.
Boulevard m Costa M('Sa ~ People would JUSt go by and
forget what happen d to us.
lhescu, a S\U'VIVOr of the
World Wdr 11. bomblng of
Rom!Jrua. said he plans to
orgaruze more veterans to
rally tog •ther at the same
pldce and rune next week·
end November 11 as Veter·
ans Day.
About 15 urufonned v t· honk their horns,· said lla·
erans, mostly from World escu. who parked tus World
War U, marched dt noon Ul Wdr II era 1eep on the cor·
formation and saluted the ner •1t was JUSt .to h.ow
fldg The rally, organti.ed by people that we shouldn't -'-"niter K Mllhal
•RIEFLY IN
THE NEWS .
Oeanup gets hand
from assemblyman •• As emblyman John
Campbell ditched the uat
and be Saturddy dild 1olnt>d
• more than 2-00 people to
clean up NewJ)ort Bay.
The cleanup event was
!.ponsored by Ca1Jfomld Pub-
lic Inter t Research Group
and the Defend the Bay
Water Watch Program Vol·
unteers from UC IMne and
th Sierra Club also Cdme
togPthcr to tackle pollullon
C ampbell's involvement m
th • clean-up <'vent falls an
Lin~ Wllh h1i. recent enVlfon-
mental leqt.!.lauv V1Ctory In
August, Gov G rdy Davu.
signed cl blU -ponsored by
C.unpbeU (R-lrvmc) -that
could help hlter urban runolf
an th<• Bdck Bc.ty -Lolita
Harper
NEWPORT BEAC ll P U BLI C LIBRARY & COAST M AGAZIN E
PRtH:-.OT
THE 4TH A-N1 UAL DISTINGU ISHED PANEL DISCUSSION SERIES
F o t l '1 -.: <. o 'l T 111 o R "-.: <· r Col 'l r' E <. o ~ u ~• '
Da. DAVID H. ILA&I
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Tll L'RSO \,, SEPTHtBER 20
TEOINOLOGY: Is IT DYING OR AuvE & Ww.?
,~ '11 ""· Chri Farnsworth . Technolog) Writer and (olumni\t,
Orangr ( t1unty Rff,ISlrr
Dr. David 11. Blake. Dean. UCI Graduate School ol MJn agemem
John Car..on. Chieflechnology Officer. lrvint MO~ C Of'llOr:it1on
~111111 a""• Jim Wood. Contributing (ditor. Coast ,\,f1rgmmr
+ Ttch "itoc~ art "ii! truggling on the nation'' \lock markt•I.
but how i ttthnol<>g>.doing an Orangt' County?
+ lleat wha1'" hoc and "hat' not from thrtt paneli\1'
reprnenting different vitwpoint~.
Tll lJRSDA\ I OCTOBER 18'
RITAJL. R ESORTS: KIY TO PllOSPEllTY?
'"111H\ Anton Sfgtrslrom. Partntr. South Co;ut Plaza
John Dravin ki, C~neral Managtr. Rill Cartton. Laguna Niguel
l.ula llalfacrr, o-owntr and ViCt--Pmidmt, Traditional Je" I "
M1111ta ,11,. c.1'\r'Nophrr 0. Schub. Pubishn' & .0.0. (1mt 1\f~1w1t
+ Whit don tht cumnt tconomy mHn for the n-tall oudook m
, Orangt County7
+What is driving the dtvtlopmtnl of so many ntw hotel)? + What art tht opportunit~ and challtngts that fact tht rttall
and hospitality S«tors? ·
.I THllSDAY, NO\'EMIU 15
lllslDINTIAL RIAL lsTATI:
MANSIONS oa MONSTIU? .
,~Nl 11 \rs: Brion jtanndt.f, Arc'hittct, ._.. }ftntadlf • Aalo., IM.
Tom~ So. CA DMlion ....... ~ Woodlaw Jtomes. Inc.
Dinny 1Mbb. Prt.tidmt. COlll Ntwpan .....,...CaldWell llnllitr
.. ,~,u~wa : CArol Hofl'man, Principll. Gotw1ilftflll Soludonl
• WhM lft dw IKfttl ti d .... lftd.,...,... COlllll aula1
...... u. eta -·htl• ................. impects
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Sunday, ~ '· 2001 3
Newport chamber started wi,tb 16
y, Cl-. . o:it~
Shelling out S.S Heh, 16 /
men started the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of
CollllJleTCf an t 907 to do
somethlng about an underde·
y IOJM"d Newport Harbor
They called
· ,LOokl!I =bor .
llCll ~~~~
oty was, al
the ~e. trying to et.tablish
it.self around a harbor wtth
finanoal potential. Current
longtime members etli all 16
men when ked who the
hrst chamber pr ad nl was, unsure or which tngle flgure
took the llUe.
Back th n, the chamber
was simply called the New·
port Beach Chamber of
Commerce. dlstinguishing 1l
from the Balboa Chamber of
Commerce.
ln 1927, the Balboa and
Newport ~ach groups
merged and the word •Har·
bor" replaced "Beach" m the
tiUe. ln 1976, as lb charn~r
grew and members came
from ob surrounding New·
port Beach -indud.mg Costa
Mesct, lrvtne and Santa Ana,
the word •Area• was added
Today. membership mcludes
busin s <Uld i.ndlvaduals
from Mission VieJO, Laguna
Beach, Hunungton Beach and
as far as San Diego and Sclnta
Barbara
The chcUTlber al.!.o moved
into new quarters Ul '76 -1l!.
current pot on Jamboree
ROc:ld.
Membership now exceeds
The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, 1ee11
here in a 198~ photograph, ls !e>cated on Jamboree Road.
1,000, c.tnd th uroup is run
enbrely by mP.mben.hlp du<>S
and fundl> r.uscd from events
Fmanc1cilly, th chamber has
been m th black tor ·a good
number of yecltS, • said Exec·
ubv Director RachMd 1..uehrs
But 20 year. d<JO. when
Luehrs fust Cdme abodrd d
executJV<• dan'<'tor, the group
WclS cllJnoo.t $00,()()() tn d bt
and thf' chamber budget Wd!t
about $400,000
· ·Toouy we have d substan·
tiaJ r rve, • Lu •hrs !laid
·And d 2 3-m.tll.ion dJl.O\Jd)
budget •
Lu tm.' lavont<> m<•mory of
the chdmber 1 Imm 1483 -d
fund-r~mg evt•nt ul th<> Beil·
bod Fun Zom•
·we rtt1sed l•nouqh money
to cover that debt, and lh1•
community r •dUy rdll1t'<I
around It." h<• '>dld.
Btll Rmg, PH''l1dt•n1 ot tldr·
bor Recdty dnd d fomwr pre<i1·
dent of th chamber. '><lid h{'.,
mo:.t no tcilqac <tboul tht:
fn ndstups h 's made
throughout th years.
·we·v d v loped sooaJ
fn nd hip!> and conunued .
bu'>in~11 relabonshlps u
well,· !>did Rang, who lS now
chcilml.an of &cpac, a cham·
ber polaticcil committee.
When d.1'1rnd what be COD·
'>Jdf'r'S th C'hctmber' role Ul
th commuruty, w. well as ats
uillu nc . Rang compared the
group to d voice
PartlcuJd.fly with what's
huppenmg m the world today.·
bu~in clS weU as other
orgarllZdboni. need lo be
hedrd from,· he said. 6And 1
thank the chamber's a good
!.pokesmdil for the busmess
C'Ommuruty •
• Do you know of • person,'
pl.ct 0t event that ~a
htst0t1CAI Loall 9edl7 let us know
• Contact Young Ch'Mlg by fax at
(949) 646-4170, e-mail at
young cNng9lat1mft.com; °' m.11
her at Clo Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay
St . C~ta Mfla. CA 92627.
having trouble,
h fmdihg s oes
in your size?
Come join us as we celebrate
our fir t tore on the We t
Coast! Marmi feature ladies
fashionable, European
influenced footwear in sbcs 4
to 12 A 13 in a great selection
of widths from . uper-sllm to
wide. Marmi offers l;he latest
style from Sesto Meucci, Van
El and Rangoni of Flottncc ~ a .
boutique-like atmospbere, With
personalized service. Sdcct
handbags~ hats and accCllOl'ies
il1o available .
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CONTINUED FROM 1
The approach favors
h••h1iv1or modification, but
.. ,.,., offers a lot of life lolls.
.,,., h · d$ bulldtng a " um •
1J1•1Mrtment ol Motor Vi hide
111t11nnauon and commuruty
n'"" n . Tile fonnat has proven
1•fl1'f1JVt> with studenl5 such·
1 l\1organ, who was kJcked
""' 11f vanous schools befor
hr11hng 11 hom with South
( ·,.,,.,,
II'<; better because there's
11111 ult many oth r tudenls.
I li•·r,.·s more one on ooe, •
\ l11ry.1n, 15, said.
I' !organ's artistic Ide has
ti.11111.,hed ut South Coast's
,, ltooli. through writing poet-
'\ .md draWUlg
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cl1•11t I have: sa1d teacher Deo
I 11 .,.,., who.acknowlcdg the
.,1, t11des South toast's c.tuJ.
, II• 11 must deal with
SEAN Htlflt/ OAIY PlO'
Minon ln tbe South Cout Children's Society's programs come from backgrounds of
abue and neglect.
A lot of llJn • what's hap-
1" rwd with lhei.e luds IS
.1111111., have told them th y
• o111 t do somelb1nq: D ver
'''"' ·w e try 10 let them
k1111w Uu.s is a SdfC environ-
1111 ·111. both phyt.aca lly and
l!lllOlJO'nally. •
Th • same focus is evident
,,1 thf' group hom • suCh as
llu· one on a qwet reMdential
,,,, ... , an Costd MeSd Th1s is
''"''''' Roger lives walb five 1itl1l'1 boys
"There'<t hardships, some·
111111•.,, • Roger admits. ·r get
.1l11ny with most of them, but I
h.1w• my bad days. and they
ht.1ve their bad chtys. •
The we1.rm, tnvib.ng home
hd 6 lpadous living room,
dining room. family room
.m.,,, Uv bedrooms and .,
hd< kyard and patio area.
There's also a room for a
th1·1.1pist to work Wlth each
r haltl In addtllon to a fonnal
""'''"nonce a week. tl'ierapist
r11i.1 Noel each boy for a
FYI
South <;oast Children's
Society will host a Christ-
mas party Dec. 16 and
will be accepting gifts,
toys and financial dona-
tions throughout the
holiday.season. Informa-
tion: (949) 722-4070.
little bit every day. 1bc trome
also proVJdes la.mily therapy
and group therapy. Since the
goaJ is to enable the child to
go back to living with tu ram·
ily. the family therapy ls cnti·
cal, said Ed Volk, deputy
director.
• Klds that have com.nutted
family mt.•mbers get better
fdSter, • Vol.I< ~1d. ·eut wm<>·
tlmes the parents ar c;o
burned by the chtld that lhPy
need to growth on lht•
chtld's p.trt first •
For some chtldren, though.
.,_ ___ Est.abttsned In 1962 -----
Montbo NU;bt Specjsl
~/Wit. /Wt MipJm Dia."6
s J 9°0 JM JI#"'»'
21 Oce•n&oat R11tamaat
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gomg bdck to th I.I' family i.s
not an optlon. 1lurteen-year·
old Ron' pal" nts are both
dee eased. I le lJVcd with an
clUnt dOd uncle for 8 WhtJ ,
but tus tx>havaor got so out of
rontrol that they fell therr owo
r hildren were at risk. Ron
. nded up oeglected.
Through South Coast, his
behavior has dtdnged, and
bls vivacious personality h4!>
em rged.
•When I first came. I was
very violent. Now I've calmed
clown: Ron said. •J've
I amed how to not fight.·
Ron sa.ld he especially like!>
parllopatlng In the household
r ponsibihties that can lead
to pedal privileges.
One ol the challenges of
working with kids who are 50
<>motioncilly raw when they
h"t romc> as dlSClplme, Volk
Staid.
·with kid in soaal ser·
v1£es, you hav • to be more
ueoUv In mtervcntJons
l>«:d you don't have th
.,Lronq drm of the law. You
ht1ve to utJlve your r lation-.
ship Wlth the chtld. That
mcaRS d lot of emoUonal bank
u< count df'pos1ts. •
Sance 1b home and
<.hools tHP m re 1dent1c1l
W' •as, South C0c1st ha tried to
mmnt1:1m d low proflle in the
c ommunalle It i.erves lo avoid
rontroversy. said James
Rocke, cxe<.:utive dirc.'Ctor.
. ·ThN ar ome preJu-
dl'Cf>S ln th <.'Ommuruty. and
w(• feeJ Ukc our c:ommumty
ht1" Ule miht to llv and grow
up whNr ev ryon el~<'
ilucs, • Rocke Scild
Wh •n the organiiation
mudl' pldll'> to open the Costa
M hool, at t!ncounlere<J
some reservatJon from the
commuruty. Councilinan <.mry
Monahan, who wa mt1yor et
the tune. h lpcd to dt.,p«•I res-
idents' c:ooo ms
·There was a lot of fear
that they were c.ldng •rou ...
types of peopl , which they'r
not,·· Monahan Sdad "You
had lo convano• fX.'<>f>I" lht1I
th are JWil kids lhr1t O('(..'Ci
help .•
Monahdn help<'tl 'hcph •rd
the M"hool's etppruv.il 1>ro< t>""
through lhe rounnJ ht1'>(.'(I on
has re~pect and '>Upporl lor
South Coost' ph1lc~ophy .
More rec nlly, t.1 qroup ol
Newport B(lach r tdf>nls hd'
JOllled forces lo S<•t up a loun-
datJun to reuse fund .. for th(•
orgaruzat1on
Steve Daxcr c1ltPt1dPd t1n
event with som.;.• uf th" South
Coast lods dnd wc1 1mpn•.,S('(f
wtlh their conduc I
°1"h<>y W '.I" dJI l(>cJlly WPll·
behaved t1nd S<.>t>med grPal, •
Oaxer sa1d ·Th,•y c t1me from
backgrounds lhttl wf>rl' 'omf!·
ume. pretty temfytn(J •
Odxer hope the foundt1·
lion can h<>lp rdlw. moiuty lor
the home.._, the '>< hool..,, c1nd m
th lutun• somC' v holar hip..
for coll ge and vort1tion.1I
schools.
South Coai.I dl-.O hOJX"' lo
Pxpand its r aim .incl lx-comfl
a fuU ·SCMCC' agt'llC)' hy ( rt'tll·
Ing a foster family clavl\lcm lo
help g •t 11!> claPnl'> out of
group horn<~ tmd 1nlo lovrn11
f cllllHI •
• tt' M.> f'osy tu I.ill in lov1•
Wltb jour k1d.sj, • Volk sm<I. ·w work w1t.h '>Cun•· htir<l·lo-
rcd<.:h kids. All th ·~(· k1cls
h.aw faded oth r 11rog1t1111 , w
thf>y'v mactf' ct lot of ,1ndt·~
hur •
Widl a ....... Nol that I hev. BUFCA lour ......... but I didn't,... .. ri ............. • mlgk"
CONTINUED FROM 1 · •erhher -... nonhumen co'WitM* ... a...Did.
redO al unbewnrad peop.tJo And boW d6d Huntington
doip" an ""° bigglW prob-8Mda end lrviM cmae up tem. bul Danna. wbO 11 a wry -wtlti a Mmit ol ~ Wb9t do ~~by tbly know tbat W9 clon'tf
the way. knowl m~ more Domn't matter. In the City ol
•bout the animal kingdQm the Arts, four II the Law . I would think there wOuJd
than nl-... jw;t want to hav. e be tome wiggle room bued
..,.,,,. ......"'-l one on the specific animall an fun. But, OuvauUI y, no C'!:• but~na-Uy not. clln u.p an eye on 20 dogs ,,--~
at 4 time. Left to their own 1ee1111 q t.e generous If
devicel, unsuperviSed dogs you're talking about lgua-
will eventually make other· nu. but It's a little meager 1f
· w..e well-behaved. well-edu-your crea. tute of choke ts a
cat.eel dogi act like e peck ol, ~bow do~ enl~
well, dogl. PNUy IOOO. Is ....... 1--...umai limit anyway? everything with fOUJ legs U .. IUUI'
tearing up the grus. being Maybe they Just do spot
.ggressive, touching other c:bec.k.I. _5enoully, un'-you
dogs in anappropriatle ways pele all the iguMM in the car
Clod, tn genend, forgetting for a drtYe. bow do they
_their nattv marmers. That know? I don't get it. -..,....., u .. ~ Don't,_ me \AITWWM'l, I'm gran-teanng ..... ~ 15 an ~,. ···-·"'lf pedd.lly vexmg problem. not knocking the Mlea of lim· beccluse the oty 5UDk a lot of its. 1be baJAoce between aru-
green into lbe green last year ma1s and nonanimals is a dela· ·
with n w ~· sp~ cate one. How many tunes
and l.andSCdpmg. have we heard Um .wry m
Dog owneB wbo frequent the news? In the high delert
the Bark Paik with a more tra-(always the high delert.) an
dibonal number ol dogs than • elderly woman (aJways an
20, as in one or two. com-elderly woman) harbors t 20
plained vodlerously to the • cats (never dogs) ln her home
oty. At its meeting on Oct. t , • After monthl of complatnts
the council wild •A dQg is a Crom her neighbors (the
dog, but ,20's too many,· Of neight>Ors alwaYJ rat her out.I
something to that effect. authorities step in and remove
Thus. unW further notice. the 120 Cdts. And there'
each two-legged person al the aJways on investigator who ·
Bark Park will be limited to says. ·Never n anyttu.ng
exactly four four· legged like 1L It wu honible. •
fnends. No less, no more, Just Bottom llne, as long
four. As 1r turns out. lbe coun· the.re dfe people and arumals,
aJ was more g oerous than there must be limits. So wh n
our neighbors to the west and you get a chance, check ev ry
lbe south. Huntington Beach room m lbe house and do a
and lMne respectively. In careful C'OWlt of all the crea-
t.h otles, each human turCs great and small. And
being m~y be ln possession or you better not get to llVi • It'~
three funy fnend.s. Not SIX, • the law.
not hve, Just thtee. I gotta go.
It also turns out that the ----------
oty has a four arumaJ limit per
household. I houJd have
known that, but I did not You
couJd have knocked me over
MOSQUE
CON'{INUED FROM 1
1gnor<1ncc and stressed the
Importance of knowle.dge
ctbout different cuJtures and
wuJks of We.
"tPoople) point at me
because I share one tJung m
common with the Taliban and
t.h<1t is Uus turban. But that is
the only Uu.ng I have m com-
mon Wllb them: Al.Qazwiru
said.
•tam very happy that you
came to vts1t us; to find out
more about us and educate
your elve , • said Al-
Qnzwanl, who address d all
t.1ud1 nee members as broth-
er and ister .
Th lmam and other speak-
c-n> cxplruncd the fundamental
belJ I of lslam and women's
rolr clJ dictated by the Quran,
lh holy book of the Muslun
community Those bebefs
mclud<> i1 love and respect for
au J>C.'<>PI regardless or race.
ethruoty or rebgloo and a ded-
1ca1Jon to following th edicts
of th~ Quran.
CO$la Mesa Councilwoman
wnda OlXon sat tn the front
row, mtenUy bst.erung and nod·
ding h€-J hedd When key points
w re dddresscd.
•it• v ry interesting." be
aid during a break in the
three-hour program. The
c ounr.tlwom.an sa.ld"She came
to be educated about• differ-
ent nilture but found many
anul4nU ·.
•Everybody has the same
J1'MllM99 of patience and com-"
pct Ion for Yout.fellow man,·
he added.
AJ.QezwinJ renounced the
tetrori•tJ responllble tor the
East CO.St attacks, Nying the
dfl!ltruct>on of 6,000 tnnocent
Uv aa ln no way a put of hit
r .. ..Jig1on. •cannot be• M\.Wllin bl the
9Y9 oC God .. you ... not ec:t-
ing Ulla • ~---· l!vlldoen . do not belong to ..., religbl.
,,.., klMlogy .. P'ft 'evil ••
... Mid
Petlm• S&Jeb, wbo wa1
di! l1diD•blKtl ...... "*
and cloaked lD a la•eader
• ,... M""9\ is a former COSla
Mesa tNyOr. His tolumn runs Sun
days. He !'NY be rffChed via e-~11
at Ptrtue.ol.com.
scarf, spoke of the rol e or
Muslun women and addresS('(J
stereotypes and myths. Women
are not constdered subservll'nt
in her culture, h said. In fdct.
he cof\Slders h rsel! to be th<'
exact opposite
·My husband aJways tm~
to teJI m what to do, cJncl I
never listen,• Saleh JOkcd
MU51Kn women u to covM
lhe1t hair -howmg only lhc!11
face And cov r th I.I' bodu·
to th wrut and to th a!).klt.•.
h exp&amed. It 15 not done lo
control wom n but rath r tu
control the m n, ·he said
·Meo are to us for our
character and mtelllg ncf!', not
our physlcal attraction.• .,,ud
Saleh, who ls a graduate of Cal
Stale Northridge.
AJ.Qazwini elaborated. MAY·
Ing men cannot be tempted b y
the physical beauty of a
woman and hould only bt>
focused on the splrlt of the
woman. Covering a woman's
body helps protect her from
becoming an ob)ed. ol lusl
"So man¥"'m•n ••Y I t'~
rilduce Uus or en&arve lb.IS,·
Al.Quwini said. • 1 Hnd this
lnlulttng.•
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Photogrdph.Jc PorlJ'dlt. w looked o
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thrlt' what I ee. w
A Newport B<>dch res1d nl lor JUSt
thrC' yedr (to tht• ddy dlmoh -he
moved 111 on I fdlloween clod rem ~m
bers unpctckmg wtuJe g iving out
can dy), Av s nollc ('!> how the Wdves
at Crystal Cove atlaC'k rocks and
th n t a 111gly 11 lrt>dl I low the set·
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lonnN M1ctu9an r 'i1d nt who h~
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Ornamental grasses ·grow in style
KarenW9wt
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0 li)ldJJlental gra are
here. there and every·
whef'1 Th garden van-
eUes arc en1oying a com back .
Grass cloth and natural hbcr
shades have r turned with a
vengeance , and non ts have
found a n w, dramallc addJbon
lo ammg m nts or a tand-on -
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two months -November
and December -are filled
with a variety of religious hol-
idays: Ramadan, Hanukkah.
Chnstmas. So what better
lime to explore the pintuaJ
side of Ulel
The 8th annual Religious
Diversity Faire at UC lrvine,
to be held Thursday, will give
people the opportunJty to
explore the beliefs, rituals.
customs and holy foxts or a ·
variety of religions. ln the
past the.fOJJ" has included lec-
tures, pcl}lel dllCUSSions,
experientiaJ workshops and
even music and artwork. 1\vo
years ago, the event even
had a labyrinth walk.(above).
Using the theme "lntegrat-
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A conversation with
author Isabel Allende
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Ufe, • the falr will feature
panelists whose daily work
raises religious questions -
people working ln health
care, human resources, edu-
cation and more. The fair wilJ
be set up like an interfaith
cafe. with panel dlscussions
followed by mall group
meetings.
The mis 100 statement of
the fair is not to proselytize
or promote one puticular •
religion, but "to promote
respect, understanding and
appreciation among the
many faith traditions in our .-
communibes. •
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Chilean author lsabel Allende will
be ventunng to Barnes & Noble Book-
sellers in COsta Mesa to sign copies of
her latest book. "Portrall t.n Septa• and
take part in a conversation WLlh
MJchael Silverblatt. She will also be
reading from her novel. which tells the
story of Aurora del Valle's search for
her past in San Francisco's Chinatown.
Allende is known for her novels "Of
Love and Shadows" and ·ThQ House
of the Spirits" .
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VICAllOll PIOTOS
Mr. aad Mn. D•vtd W. Laur of Newport IMda vlllted PrDk Caput ad S..... l>onD!tllY visited tbe Segetta
Manchu Pkbu ln Peru, Soutb America. T_,.. In Sldly lMt montb.
Marlene 4'J'd Guy Uvtng1lon of Newport BeKb visited
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lac, MJch. during an August vacation.
Stephen Coleman of Balboa Island vacaUonecl ln
"' Northfield. MUI brought the Pilot with b1m on vacaUon.
BW and Sue Ehmlg of Balboa Island visitecl Vllla
Clprtanl ln A.solo, Italy.
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SUM.a ud Jim Hut spent tt.me at tbe Swniner Pa!Ke ln
Belling, Chlna. lt'wu Susan Hart'• second China trip.
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CONTINUED FROM 5
The change wa dramatic.·
said Susan Hart. a property
manager "It's unbehevable
how open 1t lS now and how
much growth there is.·
When H4rt was there lll
the '80s. most everyon still
wote Mao Zedong Jackets.
many rode b1cydes lllStead
of cars and few talked to for-
eigners, feanng purushment nus tun~. Hart noticed
the people were stnlungly
fnendly and talkabve. ca~
cluttered the streets and
everyday attue resembled
Western garb m bnght,
cheerfuJ colors.
"I tJunk understanding
the growth and the 'exo t:mg
future that Shangh& repre-
sents was very exo ung, •
said Jun Hart. pr 1dent or
an mtemation.cil leadership
consulting fum "They are
very entrepren<>unal Almost
anywhere you go there are
Chinese people on the
street, lll the11 busm ses
lryU\g to develop themselves
and develop their businesses
m a very entl' preneunaJ
way.·
The travelers· expenence
.at the Great Wdll conllflTled
that 8e11m9 is an oft-Ire-·
quented oly.
·we were body to body
on the Great Wall.· SUSdll
Hart. 48. said. ·we were
moved along by the swell ol
. peopl .•
At led hou e., outside of
Hangzhou. th couple
I amed how ted leav are
grown, plCked dnd cooked
m copper pot h ated lo 250
degree .
Their hand ·must be cal·
loused or som thing to Wlth·
tand th • heat, but that's
bow the~ rure 1l, • Susan
Hatt Sdld I think It was
called Dragon Tea The
emperor back m the 1800s
or somethlng had declared it
the bet green tea that any-
one coUld grow •
The Harts cllso learned
some tJung about Chinese
housartg. A Shanghai archi·
tect told them that to build a
Westem·stylP home m China
wtth marble grarute and full
Amencan plwnbmg fixtures,
the CO\t equal about 520 a
foot
"It was 1ust amauhg. •
s~ Hclrt ..aid .
The visitors even tned
acupuncture treatments The
proces!. hurt a tittle. but
Susan Hart enjoyed her foot
reflexology session
"It was dbsolutely to dle
for.· she satd ·1 wd.S ready
to bnng the young man
back ·
• H.-,,e you, Of K>me<>ne
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EDROllAU
Newport leaders'·
John Wayne focus
hits the mark------·--'
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E I Toro and John
Wayne Airport.
The two f adllties
may be miles apart,
but their links could-
n't be more apparent.
U EJ Toro doesn't go, what
happens to John Wayne? WW it
expand? Will the Federal Avia-
tion Admirustration and the air-
line mdustry pressure the coun-
ty for more flights?
There's no doubt that it's dif:
I 1cult to complete the regional
curspace puzzle without consid-
ering both of those facilities.
But for too long, El Toro
seemed to be the sole obsession
of Newport Beach city leaders.
who were busy rallying for that
pro-dirport cause while appar-
ently neglecting to watch the
tnckhng John Wayne hourgldss
silting nght in therr own back
yd rd
Thttt all changed earlier this
year when Newport Beach city
leaders, led by counaJ members
, <..iary Proctor, Dennis O'Neil
and Norma Glover, began a
senes of negotiations and talks
with county ofhoals to keep m
place caps on flights and cur-
fews at John Wayne Airport
that were set to expire in 2005.
And last week, the city took
that fight even further by agree-
ing to sheU out a cool $350,000
to pay for lobbying efforts in
Washlngton D.C., where the
next battle over John Wayne's
future will take place. ln addt-
lJon. the city is spending
$384,000 for mailers that will be
sent to neighboring cities to
explain the city's newly pro-
posed settlement agreement.
It's the right thing to do. While
some have advocated an aU or
nothing El Toro approach, we
believe neglecting John Wayne's
looming settlement agreement
deadline to focus entirely on the
El Toro effort is a dangerous and
potentially disastrous path for
city leaders to take.
They could easily have lost
the countywide battle for the
Airport a.wt found the sands o.n
the Jonn'.flayne settlement
hourglasS down to the last
gram. Thankfully, that has been
.. avened for now.
Does that mean the city
shouldn't help fund efforts to
tum El Toro into the coun~y's
next regional airport? Of course
not.
But we believe those efforts
can be better Lorged by ddvo-
cates like the pro-El Toro Airport
Working Group, which receives
money from Newport Beach,
and Citizens for Jobs and the
Economy, a group largely fund-
ed by Newport Beach mllllon-
aire George Argyros.
Citizens for Jobs and the
Economy is also assistirlg the
city in its D.C. lobbying efforts.
Nonetheless, by letting those
groups take the forefront on the
countywide fight for El Toro,
city leaders can stay focused on
the mo t important of all mat-
ters -the homefront.
Amphitheater plan
SOUJlds right note
' F or years, there's been a
lot of noise in and
aJound..the old Padf 1c
Amphitheater at the
Orange County Fairground .
For a decade, it was concerts
-most notoriously by rock
groups like Guns N' Roses -
causing the ruckus. But stnce
the ampbJtheater closef) in
1995 (after being all but ahut
down the prior two y an), It
has be n the residents who
forced the doors hut that have
been keeping the din golng.
Now, th re ls a plan coming
tog th r to make good use of
\he amphitheater. And a little
noile shouldn't get ln the way.
The tentative future look of
the amphltbeeter, whlcb the
Orange County Fair bought ln
1993 and wu lhe subject of a
protracted lawtult over DOiM
Umltations. lndud• • red-,.c.
doll la dM .. from 413,000
tqueN feet tO l.0.000 aDd lo
tbe aumbs al .... tram
18$0to1.500. 1DN1d ol rock
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Orange Colinty Fair board of
directors, which knows a little
bit about putting on successful
events. There will be a 55-
dedbel limit on all the hows
and events.
The fair boa.rd approved
these change at Its meeting
late last month, and lmmedl-
ately there was a loud rush of
condemnation from residents of
Mesa <Mf"iar and College
Park at th meeUng.
_ They're shouting up the
wrong tr . While U's under·
standable that they would
want as much qujet in their
liv as possible, tbe plan the
fair board bu come up with ii
more than reuonable. The cut·
backs ln me and ... ting are
dramatic:.
The \AMI UM board la plan-
ning niake .-... ad WW ftD a
vo6d tn tlMI coaunuldty, Wbk:b
would ..... ;r....,.trca u
outdoor ..... far ....... to
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'Some people have favorite parts of the
Bible or the Torah or Koran. I have my
•tavorlte part of the general plah.' _ ...............
1 Home Ranch opponent. on how Costa MeM's general '
plan c.lls for a bal.nce betwHn jobs Md houMncL resi-
dential 1nd busine$1 land use, and revenue fOt the ~
• and r9Siden1J' qu.ltty of lit.
Doily Pilot
You TACKLE li£ WESTll~_!:'-L BLOCK
THE 108 '-t.NTEk AND YOU
KRP AM EYE ON TH£ CHNUTIES.
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Readers chime in on Steve Smith
AT ISSUE: Some disagree
. with the columnist's views
while others praise him.
I felt tl w.is •nrouracpng to S(!e
m pnnl th<' sam thought that's
been running through my hedd
and probably many other Ortlllg
County ~dents' lately (What'
Up -"It' tunP to re<1p our war
dlVld nd • • Oct 27) Why 15n't El
Toro gwen bdrk lo lh Mann w
tt can he used for the p~ tl
was ml nded? We don't d rve
th gt.ft ol El Toro us long us we
have ~Ul l'Vl.Wrs and speaa1 in~ r-
t groups whcr..e only VlSton t.s
what c:un be !en out of the rock-pit oh 737.
Nor do w nec<1 anolhC!r J>f'f-'
fectly "1.nttned grNt J>tlrk.' whlch.
by the bmo th rules will be post·
ed. wouJd only 5et:" lh I l
scary members of sodety-moth-
ers with btlby stroUeni. Wlth our
hotip1lclls and other public beolth
and d ·I ·n ladli1 10 compro-
mised du to budget cut'*=ks. oil
that Sf}d<. •, J t Alon th~ housing
capanty of lh han< •rs, coukJ
prove vttcil to our obllity lo ca for
the sack, the wounded, tho horn
ie. and dlsplAlced peoples that
may rt'$\llt from this wor t.hdt is
bemg waged on our home twf.
The Mgging and growmg teer
many o( U1 are feeling from the
events ol Sept. 11 arid the onthrax
9('4Je rouJd be greaUy alk."VMlted u
we ever w uw elected public ·
6tfldeAI demonstrate reel aeadel·
ship -the kind thttt ta guts
and fortitude to make 4'<1Aont for
the bettennant ol thll common
good, and to heck With the reel
.... moguk, airport~
end odww Who hew Nb thil
c:ouncy kx'U ~.UM S...
&nMh tUggMtld, 1 hope ....
Cbrtl Col end Dana.~
wt Mmabqlwl Jotm CAmpbll
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Dear Steve LEnERS
And Srruth is against an aupor1
atElToro.
And now he' come out sohdly
agamst Jun F nyman ("Leaders
need to do, as well as y, what'
right,· Oct. 20). Seems to me Fer-
ryman ought lo take thetas a
compliment
OtUOC CASSITY
Costa M
You wnte so well, Steve Smith.
The Oct. 27 airport a.rtide lS one ol
them. 1be Jut few months, the
cootent ol yow artides seemed au
great to me, but l SUJ>POM you
w re weary of th crlliosm you
l'\dve received. Well, goo(l man,
don't Jet other people' words
d feat you or yow Ideals.
M)ACOU
Costa~
saymg that alcohohcs g t a free
pa to comnut ovtl cnm and
others.
U Ferryman ends up wrender-
mg tus )Ob, it 1S1l'l th end of tus
commuruty nnce, 1t rould be JI.bl
the begiruung
On the down 1d • Ferryman is
not dolng tumseU any favors by
trotting out that bred old ·rm Jll!tl
human· and th pollbcidn's
favont , l mad d "nu.stake.•
Crun are not mi.stak~. they Ml'
cnm
So Wlth all my expeni nc m
troo.b'Mnl. plu d 30-year mem-
bership ln 12· p groups. you'd
tJ\Jnk. I'd hav a pretty trong
opinion on whether he hould lose
has job Well. l don't. ll SC'ef1lS tus
rol on a school board hould, at
least, be put on hold wtu.le tus
case winds Its way through the
cowt.. Should he face his prob-
lems, he rould still be a roJe mod
to ldlool lods. Role models lake
tune to develop, and then emerg .
You can't be one just by saying
you want to be. •
GNrt l>NlS
Costa Mes4
l have tedd with greet disdain
Smith's rontinumg c:tietrlbe against
Jim Fenyman. t have known Fer·
rymen '°'9tf than MOit I know
bhn to be an inteltigent. canng
and QMna bumen being -one
who bu aiwayi mede belenced
dedlions abd done the ngbt thing.
I know, M well •do CDund.-
OChen, the many~ he
Ml mede to hll ccmmunlly. In his
........ column. SmMb ........
chat Penymm ~. •p11tett
ICl0 1?Mit,• My~ tit 9mMtl
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Daily Pilot CoMMUNOY FORUM Sunday, No¥emb. 4, 2001 9
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Ecstatic · with pride
With a Blue Ribbon and a second year as the school with the highest APJ scores in the cpunty,
Harbor View Elementary School Principal Karen Kendall has plenty to brag about.
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Pas.den•
•Hometown:
Newport Beach for
30 years
• lduc.etlon:
Bachelor's degree in
English from UC Santa
Barbar•, teaching
credential from Cal -
State Fullerton,
master's d~ree in edu-
cational administ.r.ftion
from Pepperdine. and
two administrative ere·
dent1•1s from UC Irvine
• f....,ty: Husband of
33 years, Bob; daugh-
ter Angle. married to
Kelly McCunniff; son
· J.R.; and two grand-
children, Molly, 4, and
Cole, 6 weeks
• HaWll": Spending
time with family, read-
ing, exercise, walking
and traveling
GOOD STUDENTS,
GOOD SCOllS
'/think if all
works together
b«auae all of the
pieces come
together to have a
really supportive
environment for
the children
where they know
how to behave
and how to be
successful. And
they're such eager
./earners. They
want to learn,
they want to be
here, they know
their parents and
guardians are in
lull support of the
educational
program. There's
incredible
community
support here.
And we pulled
them all Jn . We
JJ.l«e to have a lot
ol coHaboratlon
and cooperation
with.in the
community.'
I niler txth year as pnndpal dt
Harbor View Elementary
School in Newpon Beach,
Karen Kendall has many ho11-
ors to boast aboyt~ In May, her
kmderg1uten through ooh-grade
school of SOO tudents earned the
NalJondl 81\Je Ribbon distinellon.
. The year before. it w named a
CdWonua Distinguashed School.
Then, on Oct. 15, he learned
her chool topped other county
elementary schools in the Acade-
mic Perfonnanc Ind x score tof
the second year m a row with d
936. The previou year was 934 In tm . the first year the state
tracked such scoring. the school
hnJshed second m the county w ith
d 922.
On Thursddy, a taJf develop-
ment day at the chool. Kendall
c;howed off her award-~mnmg
chool's new computer lab -
made possible with the monetary
award the API core provided laM
year -dnd chatl<>d with As istdnt
City Editor Jam Meler in her
office
~twas your ~on to Harbor
View besting lbe other county ele-
me,ntary school ln the AcademJc
Performance Index scores for the
second year ln a row? .
OvPr the top Thnlb We're
absolute!} C<'Stauc ov •r our conunu-
mg xceU nee dlld th• dbility to
llTlprove and c;tretch kJd!> further and·
lurth •r !l's very grtlUfymg after "
everyone's hard work Thell'~ one ol
our goals alwdy::. never-•mdmg
unprovement And when you're
already di the top. 1l's xtremely dJfh-
cult to keep str •tC'hin<1 farther, so W('
were JUSt thnlJed.
It shows us that what we're doing
works for kJd • and thdt'!> whdt we're
illl about
So, what's the ~ool's secret to
Mgh lest scores?
It' so mulWa('('tcd teamwork. rol-
laborauon, cdnng dbout edcb dl\d
every ctu.Ld al Uus sc:hool: lJ\CTed.Jbly
prof~iofldl and tcllented leadung
st.an. supportivP parentsi ongOlllg
ment of each dukl. ctnd then
diagnosing dnd prescribing the
dppropnate instrucuon for each clu.ld.
havtng a lot of upports m plac and
mtervenbons to help trug<Jlm!J tu-
dents, clndl)''211l9 our ddla dll the tunt>
-becau without ddta, all you have
b dn opuuon -so that we really
know where ow kid are and whcr
we can take them; rcmJorcmg d vNy
pos1uve school climdt • -the lond of
place where childwn want to romt• to
school. want lo adu ve. Wcllll to
pL d • we're a v ry cdIU\g, nurtunng
enwonment, cverytlung we do is
clustered around respect. respons1lnl·
1ty, read.mes -those arc 'lome ol our
th m . It's pdrt of an overarching
th me called "Sailing Away Wllh
R pect. Responsibility, Rectdln
It's a cycle of analyzing the duld
and loolong to what klds really
need and then gtVlllg them what they
need and t.retclung them I Uunk 11
all works together because all of the
pieces come togeth r to have a really
supportive envlronm nt for the clul-
dren where they know how to
behave and how to be sucressfu.I.
And they're such g r le.un n;.
They want to learn. they want to be
here, they know their parents and
gua.rdialu are 111 full support of the
educational program• There's mcredt-
ble community support here. And w
pulled them all lll. We like to have a
iot of c:olloborabon and cooperabon
Wlthin the commuruty.
We're very commwuc:dtive wilh
ow parents. I write a newaletter
cdlled the Harbor View Highlights to
the parents every sangle week..
Throughout the school, we have an
open-door policy. The teechers giv
10 much time answenng questioni,.
meeting w1th purPnU. dnd hdvmq
lh"m voluntt~r in llw <'ld'>!>room.-,, -.o
wt•'re .ill on th<• ~m<• lkl9£'
Our Jldr nt 9roup prov1<h•.,
through then lund-rd1<>1ng •nm h-
rnenl opportunit1f''> for our kid-,,
too. which I'> trnoth r lhmg lhdl comes into tht• .,ucce s of our
choot. It' t.l .. uong grQup of very
devoted volunt N'>
What wouJd you ugge t olb~r
school wUh low test scores do to
-boost 1tteir SCOIMf
Hdvtng cl clt•ttr IOC"U for "<'hool
unprov<.>ment 1!> o n•cJlly m1por1dnt
th 'ffiC' Ev<'ry S<•plt>mber. WP do,t•I\
dndlyw our Stctnlorcl Q claw tJnd tlll of
the datd lhdt we hdve on our chll-
dr<>n. And from tht.1t 'dC'h tec.ichi·r
d •velops wh..;1 I rdll an clccsd •nu<
progr pl11n cmd we choc .i
-,choolw1de unprov<•m nt dJ'CU ThJ,
Y<'dr, we'vt> C'h0"4"'n rPdClln!J. compn•·
h ns1on und vocdbuldry. And d JX><,t-
Uve S<'hool dunatl• b alwar.o a qot1I
for us lx'<'dUS{' without htJvmg lh11t
upport und th • ki<I., h'<•l.mu r<>cilly
nurtured &ind rt't1U)' ucn•pted -I
have dll th cl11l • th • 100 Books
Club I want cv<'ry t luld to f •J re.illy
connectl'd to th -.chool So conn -
lion lS an me rechbly import.int p1t'<' •
If du.ldr n fN>I c onn11c'lt'd lo tht>J/
t cbe~. pnnopol. voluntl'(ll"'o 1tnll lo
lhc content, th n. U1cy'n> qom!) to h<•
UC'C" uJ.
So, back lo what you asked m
Devi lop d cl 'dr f~ for ~hoolw1d
unprovem nt. Th n ndrrow lb
obJectlVe b<.'<"d you can't hav too
many thing'> gmn<J on or you don't
dCtucve your qOdl'> We dU know thot
from our own l.Jv And regulurly,
ed that gool. At Harbor Vi w,
w h.dve Wodn ldy tudy grou .
Ev ry WedneM! y. lh teachers come
l<><J• ther for ~hool rcn well and for
coU.,boratJon so w C'dll dlsc'u
msearch-1nlonned trali'>g1 • We tru-
ly, tru.I~. truly try to bu ... dt1lcHlriVf'n,
researc:h-tnlormcd nvuonm nt. and
FIEDllCI
comput r ldb With~ lMucs and eech
teach r tw d new work.stabon com-
puter In th • ( wsc;room w die fllldlly
onlin Our M h~l wa not complete-
ly onl.m unW. WP got thl!> extrcs mon-
ey So. cln dr d lhdt we'r • exoled
about u. low.I? techiioloyy powerfully
4li an edUCdUOMJ tool
We rec 1ved totcl.l 4bout 560.000
trom th vanot.15 pots thCit the gover-
nor appropnated " we cot our
tnoney not because w~ hcid the tugh·
est API We got 11 becduse we m t
our API y0csl ll Wd ldbulous for us
We kn w eittlctly Whdt we wanted to
do. and we d1d 1t We r very actton-
onented dl Hisrbor V1Pw. tn cu.se you
hadn't notJe,ecl We re mto unplemen-
tabon dt Harbor View so we·re very
pleased dnd thnlled we could do that
for our du.ldrcn
Wlth pl 11 illld every dAy since,
much ls golng on around lbe world
with th attacks and the anthrax
sea~ . How do you teach kJds et this
age, klndergarten through 51.xth ·
grade, about these happenJngsJ Or
do you1
Well Sept 11 WdS .. <'r/ pumful. .
obviou. .. ty for ever)OOP I hope I
expr ed ddequdtt>ly whcH a f.uruly
we drE' here. So. let me !>lart fust Wllh
fdnuly W<• ctr<' 10ucce!> luJ beccsuse we
-are ctn rnlrPdlble farruJy. We cclfc
dbout one c1J1other Some ol my
tt•acher th11mselves wer • tudents
h<>rc ctt Hctrbor View Mclnyof our
chddr •n hd"e pcir<'nls who went
here So. I Uu.nk the do • farruly
&tructure hcts upported our ctu.ldren
and helped them l~I Sdf
No 2. ·we unmecl1dteJy began d
loo C'hcmge dnve We focused on
helping dnd commuruty rvice to '
nurunuz~ children·~ f urs dnd to help
lh<'m f I lh<•y were domg some-
lhtnq thut tht:>y were empowered to
d l!>t So. W<' llterdlly hlk"<l Wdgons
we're very committed dnd wry pro-with loo<.l' ch1:1nge f tdlk<'d ctbout h~onill dhOut thdt _c-ommunJC'dtJon bemg d ma1or theme ,
So. tdb~h d cl&lI' gocll ctnd htlve thdl I redlly bclleve in So we have
clJl mcn.>d1hly tJght tedJ'n Ev •ry <;angle ddlly opcrung ccremoru very day.
1~.rson who wor~ dt ~ c;chool 1 I think 11' r~y wtport.dnt that every
C'OmnuttNl to evf'ry smgle kJd dt lhil tPc:tcher gr l every other teacher
'-<'hool Thal' the way we dre We dlld ev ry chlld. i.o we convene here
cur(> about c•vc>ry smgle duJd dnd on the lowN playground t~ve,Y day
don't lei our children s!Jp through. 11 · So. dunnq th opening cer monies
we them dl nsk U1 any wdy, we we lci.lkl'<l ctl>out coCle<"tl.ng th.is mon-
1ump tn to dS!>~t them. ey and then we filled wagons with · I hdvc n t ev<-n told you ctbout th Ca.Worrud Dastmgwshed School clfld money dnd donated It all to the
th<' NcttJoncd Blu Ribbon honorl-icll'· AmenC'dn Rt>d Cros The du.ldren
hor~Vi w is uC'h dn ctw~m<' pltlce wen• Vf'I) involved ll cdffie out to
Two }'(.ldr<. d<JO. we wrote for th<' Call-S2.779 21
lom1<1 D1!)ltnqw hed School honor. Thmlly, like dlJ ot my coUcctgue .
.ind we• qot II Th n. last y d.r, we I dad cJ lot of overt explicit Uung to
wrotl' lor th•• NallonaJ Blue Rlbbon I •t children know we provide a safe
honor. dnd "'•• gol that So. tn th enV11onm nt tor them, and we
pn)('('!> ol t'Xttnurung every httle rerrunded them about all oJ our
ct pe<1 ol -.chool ~I<.>, you automabcat-dlet) dnJI dnd about how much ly unprO\'(' Thdt Whclt SC'hOOI n•nc>wdl 1., all dbout _ opemnq up dll we care about them and how they
th • btlll' door. ond tooklnq m illJ th • r an come to one of us lf th y hdve a
little comer.. hndmg out cllJ the cone •m
pklC' ~ wh fl' you Cdn redlJy h •Ip So. I think we did t1 very good JOb .
ctuldrc>n I think our children t lt focused We
So, d9dtn.,I th<> l:>eu·kdrop Of Out wrol l It rs.
romm1tmPnt lo be e'empldl)'. wt>
hdVP c1chie\t>d even more ~ucrf">
Now, you've gotten lbe CaUfomJa
Dlstlnguhhed School award, the
Blue RJbbon. wNlt' nextf
And th hi< h t API m Ordnn •
Count)'. for two y a.rs• Oh my tJ h.
\\ctl. like I xud. w •'re on d n ver·
·ndmq unprowment cyd Pdrt ot
what we Wclnl to do is k p on
~1C'h.1 ~vmg. mg our childr<>n uom
morP knowl ?<lg and mor kills.
contmur to hav th m bfo hdPP}'• nur·
tured and tnle<Jrdted liltl ~pl
beca lhdf what it's ell.I about.
We're bwldmg Cttl7 os. we'r build·
1ng lead at our ~ool.
14 i<.hn logy a focus 41' for us
Uus y(?dl' t:M>cal with dll lh • mon y
wf' got with th APJ -mon y d()("ll·
n't conl our wdy that of" n Ul th.iii
kind of a s.<:hooJ .-we got o n w
Did you show anything on TV to
them or ls lbat somelhlng they
would do at bomef
No We w re very open to tu-
den who wished to cfu it, but
w hdve cttiJdr o who ~ ou.ng :.
d 5 and th n we have th-grad •
so our whole thing wa to have ag -
oppropnlll cletlVlty. And one ot the
be t wtly to guara.nt age-.appro-
pnclte clctlvtty u 10 concenlrat on
loving. conunwucabv~ support and
pos1u .. • th.in \\.-e can do to help lh
world be a be!\ r place ln t nns at
kindn ' to oth rs And cert4in.ly.
with our old r chil~n. th re were
d~onc; an our cl roo~. We did
not tum on th 1V That was better
pl ced m th home during th.OM cnt-
ically ctithri&Jt ~.
Sopie readers ~ure pastor's impropriety was news
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COiia~
end hat 1bout tt oll the tun I
wu not able to attend chur<'h
that Wffkend, but I dktn't have 10
•worry about It bKaUM •ll I Md
to do w .. r•d •bout tt an th4t
newspeper.
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wel GD::: 4 and hil pk.ftlre ..
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hurt many .
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10 Sundoy. ~'· 2001
CITY
CONTINUED FROM 5
Beach from alu.
A llik>r, AVflll and ber husband
eecape into the big blue Whenever
they can. 11*1 out-ol·town gUllltl :-each get a ride oo me 8&lboe Perry
Auodatel, a local company, pub-and the Harbor CTUJM. ~
Ushed the book lhll summer. Avet1 · Newport Beach from a diltAnce -
wrote all the captions and short, • not to mention tbe mowcapped
b.t.torlcaJ summaries. San Gabrlel Mountains that curtain
Alea bookstores, inducag the aty from a.Iv -helped Av•
chcnl tuch as Barnes & Noble zoom in on everything from the
Book.sellers, plan to carry the title. suede-like petal of a Dower at Sher·
On Nov. 17. Av will gn copi at man Ut>rary & Gardens to tbe
Borders Books. Music & Cafe m retro-lnlplrecl look of Ruby's Diner
Costa Mesa. that rendet"S the tip of Balboa Pier a
•Anybody who lives around rather ttendy plad! to be.
here ts so privileged.· said her bus· 1be city •loou prettier'from
band, John Aves, who also shot the water,• agreed John Aves.
photos for the collection. ·There's "You don't see the crowd•. the
so much to view, places to go.• congestion.·
It might have been Melarue ·Melanie Aves held a photo con-
Aves' views as an outsider that test la.st year to determine the con-
brougbt fresh attenllon to the sights tent of her book. Contestants from
most of us usually drtve right past. as far u tbe'"United Kingdom
fixated on the river of brake lights entered. Three photographers from
ahead. Southern Ca.Womla -John Blom,
Or lt aught have been the time co-owner of John Blom Custom
she spent look1ng at Newport Photography Ltd. in Corona del
'" • WMAn Melanie Aves signs
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graphic Portrait•
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Musk I C.fe, 1890 fMwpott
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Mari WUliam Valentine, a Newport
Beach photographer who hu
served on the Newport Beech Caty
Arts CotnaUaion; a.nd Marc Martin.
a photo assignment editor at the
Orange County edition of the
Los Angeles Timei -juned the
contest.
Three winners were chosen, and
. 26 photographers' works -includ· mg a few that were solioted from
the judges -made it mto Aves'
book. There's a pyrotechnldan in
the mix, an accountant. a truck dri·
... ~--. -.
ver, a poliQI capWn. a detectJ\'11
end e children's book wnter.
•TM 1h in the book -the
·spark -II much more vts1bl , •
Av• IUd of her van ty of picture·
I taken,
For the wntten portion of "New-
port 8eec:h, • Aves shared ston
about everything from the Dory
filberman to the Boele family, own·
en of the 8a.lboa Ferry .
The p1ctwes captW" Newport
Beecb from o.11 ang~ Newport
· Pier stretching mto fog. A Chnsl·
mat tree at Pa blon l~Jand Ufo·
guards in red. the backS of fC'rrans.
sallboets. ferry boctt • the Balboa
Peninsula, a Blllboa gorden. -.ect ..
lions lazing around on a buoy and
two harbor roy4ltl -wam
Rupert and Pearl. .
·-:.we needed to portray Newport
accurately,• Ave 1d
ValenUne. who p«>nt summr.rs
from his chlldhood on the peninsu-
la because hi grandpclrents hdd a
home there. said hootmg photo
for Aves' book gave htm a <hance
Oaity Pilot
to look ag41n at the ugbtJ he 1ee1
ev ry day.
•Somet.u:nes It's harder to work
clolet to home U..n eway from
home.· be S4Jd ·vou tee the Mme
things every day • •
Has shot of a sumet. Valentine
explains, was taken after a winter
rain It was February and he
nouced clouds moving above the
water from his Dover Sboret home.
• 1 took off to West Newport,•
Valenllne 1d. • 1 walked out, and
It was perfect.·
The Aves, both 59, are also
always on th lookout for n~
backyard pl asures. They walk
aJong the &ck Bay. on Newport's
beach and on hlking trails at
Crystal Cove, where they always
top dt the Shake Shdck. Meluu
Aves orders a mango or peach
hdke. John g"oe for vanilla.
The shack appears on Pag 121
m Aves' book
·1r~ an artisbc spark that makes
people e what's around them and
r<'cord them.· he said.
·Christmas
at
Summerhill
HOME ly applies to the relaxed
Tommy Bahama style that
bas become so popular.
wtndow. ·whether you usc>
thern dlone or ~ 6 layenng
piece, naturdl fab<>r hdd
are d co\t· f!cctive. tugh·
ber band. find a deep vase,
ice bucket or pitcher ~nd set
the gr~s m far enough to
stabilize it. Don't add water
unle you <tr USU19 clip·
ping from a pond. The oma-
mentaJ grds look as good
dried as they do m their nat-
ural habitat Your dtsplay
will la l for weeks rat least
through Thanksgwmg) and
be a beauWul, eye-catching
dlsplay -and the pnce is
nght
New holiday arrivals of wrtaths,
garland, and custom arrangtmtnts.
A charming colkction to lielp_ you
cekbrat~ the spirit of tht sttison.
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covers, grass hedges and
· grasses.that provide the gar-
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point.
Move over pampas gra .
there are dozens of new
no-brainer varieties that
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landscape.
Thirty years ago, grass
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~yone who has received
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boo to reeds to woven grass-
es are great additions to a
tylc It •m
Ccstdl0<JS o,uch d Snuth &
Noble and Gredt Wmdow't
hdve a lMge election of
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Roman hade', top-down
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auon Of THE DAY
• 11 was a long hump to climb
alter you're lying on your back
alter four Jo es ... •
M•• Taylor, Orange Coast C:ollege
football coach
Oaity Pilot
UC Irvine
basketball
coach's high
energy level
has taken the
Anteaters to the
top of their game.
There.•~ '>Omelhanq dbout
being courbade on th<'
floor di d bd ke ll>dll
game wath dlJ th •
· player. llldt dnV(''l c OcJch
Pdl Dougldss.
Maybe 11' th<' crowd ro.tnng
behind hun or the tnh'n'i1ly ol tht'
actJon on the rour1
Maybe at'!t the• !>lr.Jll.'9Y anvolv<'<I
LO leading d ledm to '1c1ory or the
anteractaon d COd<h h~ with ht'>
players
Mdybe 11'!> on • ol tho!tt' tTung.,
Maybe it's au ol th m
"Ever sLOce I ccln rem<>mber I
wantt.'<l to go anto rncirhmq, • !>did
Dougla~. tht>. UC lrvmt> ml•n\
basketball C'OdCh "l'v<' dlWd)"• ~n
LOlngued by the dlflerent foe ch of
coachln!J··the knowledge dnd
psychologtcdl a JX'<'b of molding d
team.·
Dougl«bS, d ndllve ol Tenn see. .
begdn playLOg bcc.k<'tbaU an th
'
ffiOPENER ,.
~Shonoree { WARREN JOHNSON
Sunday, November A, 2001 11
·"' ,.
thud grade at loct1I '><"hoolydrds. In
filth grad • he got anvolwd LO
orgaruzed bdsketbdU and conbnue<i.
playmg through high school.
' \Tfvt M:CRAN< 0-'l.Y Pl.OT UC lrvlne men's basketball coach Pat Dougta. II presendy bus.led with practice sessions as his Anteaters tune up for the '01.02 season.
Atlendmg Los Angel • Laker
gam with hts high school COdch
was one expenence that led
Douglas • de U"(' to cOclch
basketbalJ
•t r •member the energy I vel.
the crowd, th tedlll and the
rouotermg of two lcttms going
dgainst on<• dnoth r and the
c xlularalJon and th<• energy l<'v<'I
that w th re,· Doug I Sdld
•nymg to bnng all that together,
mcshtng p<>rsonalllJ , kills dnd
lechruqu really cillow for my
ught croallve abilalles dild cllJows
me to be part of <,0methmg that is
high enl'rgy. •
Coaching leed~ Douglass'
cldrenaune level . ..And.from th looks
of tbang , he's hooked.
Thh •dSOn, Dougl~ lx>gL05 tu.s
llflh a.M>n ash ad coach dl UC
Irvine I le hdS been coaching for 20
yedrs at four-y ar college
l..clst ell.On, Douglass w.is
named Baq W t ConlerenC'e Coach
of the Yl.'clr after hP led th<> ·
Antedt rs to their first conference
champt0nsh1p in school hJStory. UCI
hrushcd with a 25-5 overall rl'COrd to
t a school re<'Ord for most wins an ca
ingle eason.
·1 d finitely env1Sioned what
hdpj)ened last yectr.· DougldSS said
•it took a lot of t ps -working w0ith
kids, we held to recru1t to httve
enough players to compete •
Now th UCI men'~ basketbc:tll
program lS lhnvmg. On Fnd.sy
rught, the team defeated Korctbel
IUkrain ), 105·71 . man cxh1b11ton
game at the Bren Events Center an
front of a crowd of 1.126
tielo11 coaching at UC lrvme.
Dougla had a uccessfuJ run at Cal
State Ba.kersl1 Id He led th
Roadrunn rs to D1vas1on II nalJonaJ
chdmpaon ha~ in 1993. '94 dnd 'Y7
Whll bct.sk('tbcill has bet> n d
ma1or p.tr1 of DouglclSS' We ance he
was d ctuld, 11 d • n't consum dlJ of
has tam
He taJJ hoots ctround on the
basketbdU court very now t1nd
then, but doe<,n't r ally watch much
bdskctball ctt homt>
·1·11 wdlch !i('{Jmenb of
bcl£ketb.sJI gam "· thn~ to lave
nunut~ mdybe, • Dougl ~ad "I'd
rdth r wutch the B109rdphy or
Hastory ct\d.nneh •
On tus pc1re llm • Douglas dlso
WATER POlO U.S. SENIOR MEN'S NATIONAl.S
play<, goU He '>did he f.n1oy the
port becdu l' 11 ., lake bct.l.kelboll an
thcll at can nC'vN be m~l n.>d
Although DouglclS cn1oy
hunseU on 1h • fauway from tune to
time. when 11 com ... to g<'ttmg a
rw.h, 11' COclChUlCJ t)dsJwtbdU that he
turru. to ·
·Not mcm\ olh •r Uung Cdll
match 1coachmg1. • Dougl~ said
·1 hdve an opportunity to dupucale
lhdl thigh energyl Pxpen nee over
the ason A lot of peopl bctve th
opportunity to do thdt LO other way •
but Iha is th wdy I am ablt> to do
ti •
· NQ secrets in Newport's 8-4 win over Vancouver ·
Veteran team is solid without
its coach (Newland), rallies
foe a second-round vi,ctory
~turday morning at CdM.
IUdwdDuM
DAILY Pa.OT
CORONA DEL MAR -To bom>w a
slogan. these guys are good. So good.
tbey don't need a coach. They're all
COKhes.
So. when bolt Newport Wat~ Polo •
Foundation found it.elf behind in the
MC:Ond hell S.tuiday morrung agalnlt
the Vancouver Selects, no one
pankked.
Wllb veteram and fonner otymp6.nl
._MIU Evw ~ kir Newport
under heed COKh n.d Newland, the .
dub team ill 10 in sync ta CAR allOtd lo
pley wilb an empty~.
In Newport's 8-4 victory over
Veacouv. in t.be MtOnd round ol the
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stc.trt, • Sctld ewport' D.sn Klatt. an AD·
Aniencan cit UCI tn 1998 4nd 2000, and
a lorm •rm m~r of th An ater IWUD
t~m
All r Vancouver' Michael S.bo
•.cored early 1n the third quarter, ev-
llt'<J the <rame og.nn. 4 ~. on c1 skip stM>t
lrom v n meter with 5:3S left,
tra9geran9 o -------
11 v ·QOdl.
econd·hdlf .. W4!'w all
rally p,.y.d in the
Klall, al o
one of four YIM~
curr nt U . for a long titrM.
nauonal t m ~ all know
mt"mb•r on
lhf' Newport ~f WW'IW
club, cor d doing-"' WW
from the hole k .. ,, ......_ on en ..... by now_, VJW'
AndyCoftmM fNm~~
'°put the hom .
ln front, S·4, n... .. llO
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SPORTS
OAl.Y Pl.OT PHOT~ IY ~flvt M~CRN-1«
Orange Coast's Brandon lbomton (21) slams Santa Ana College quarterback Kelly Coburn to the turf.
Stre -snappers
Orange Coast's rushing attack
runs through Vlsiting Santa Ana
for a 20-10 conference victory'.
Stew Virgen
DAILY PILOl
COSTA MESA To 1.>nd
11.'i four-game losmq c;tredk,
the Orange COdst CoUPge
fbotball lCdJll hdd to rPdCh
tor Par.lie Pnde an 1t'I
Mission ConJPrenc:e CPn·
traJ dJvtS1on gdOle dgamst
v1s1tmg Sdnld And Sell· KM•'•
urday ...,..AM 1o
The Plrate!> U!>('<l d VldlJk• ar.,.. Cilllllt 20
rush.mg altdCk. d bend-but·
d9n't-bredk deft>ruM.• t1nd ''"
obVJous d~play ol pndl• to collectively breath
a sigh of rc>hef with ,, .W· 10 victory over the
Dons
With lhe Bur' t ;. 5. I ·.I 1n lh{' CentrdJ
d1v1s1on1 and the Don., l'l·S. 1 ·31 out of
ronJerence tJUeo or po.,lwd..on C'onrt>n6on. the
source of rcwdrd lor victory wtl pnde
• Jw.t pnde. • Bur. tjlldr11'rhctek NICk Higg
')did of h.L' ledJt't1<. rnotJvdllon ·You n€'ver want
to lose Ldst Wl'f'k wtt<, JU\I thr mo'it hopel~
feeling We JU'I wctnlt><I to rome bdck dnd ·
improve We know wt•' ttn bt•dt tedllls •
OCC tdalbttck Nah•, M attdsch stole the
spotlight from lh<' No 2 ninn('r m the ~l~1on
Conference. Sttntd An.i' Brttndon FlScher,
while I byg!> rdn for i.1 Cdrt'('r·h1gh 77 ydrds on
l 5C'ames. mdudmg two rmtuncJ lt>uC'hdowns
and found !Klllsfdrtmn m victory t1nd pldying
the entue yaml'
He had be<•n '>phttanq pldymg ume w1th
JctSOn Knpctv1ow. fer lht• pd t two wee~. but
again.,, thP Dom . I hqg' logqcd m d fuU day's
work
Coast chumt>d up 111 ru htng yMds on
51 C'cUTlN>, IL\ hJ9ht..,l ,mn• lt1-.t yCcll's 55·21 wm
over Golden Wf>st (:lh'll I hqqs ottemptPd JW.l
!O p.is-.~
M1t1dsch, w ho Oll'> .-cl Id t w •ek '
n1ghtmaru.h 44·2 lo..' ut Palomar lasl w k
with d neck lnJUI). rCl<1red bdck • turday with
d rugged pertonnttncl• includtng. lb5 ydfd
and a touchdown on 21 C"clm
"It wt1s d lonq hump to climb after you'tt>
lymg on your bdC'k ttltt•r four I . • OCC
Cooch Make Tt1ylor ~ad "We cam out with
u game plan ctnd wP iust ran the bdll W<>
wcrt~ able tog •t th.logs going. It' d big WU\ •
OCC led throuqhout dlld gcllOOd advantage
tn the second quartrr wilh a run play. 00.yard
drive lhat Hl!JQ'§ c.tpp<'<.I with a 9-yard run
on nn opUon·k p The Buo tt mptod JUSt
on(\ J>d on the driv dod tX'nohttd from
thr nta AM pen IU for 35 yards.
C r running attaC'k cont.mu.d into th
!le<Ood h.aJf w n th Bu opened with • ht
plays, with n • .,. ett mpt agilJn; tor 73
yards I tigg fakN1 th opbon patch again and
dovi for a S·yard touchdown and a 13-0 lead
Th Dons cdm bctck with 1 o porn 1nd
grabbed th<> m mcntum wtth • bi7.aM c.U by
tho otllctals. It took n arly t mlnut for
offld to judg a fumble by Mttt h, and
all r Ou-tr m t.&ng ~y •warded the tMtU to
the Dons
ta AM I.mm I t ly w nt to i beg ol
lrtc and execut d • r v r hendoff to
Santa Ana' Alejandro Romero 49)
knocks down a.,._ from lntended
~Iver Vince Strang (above).
Below, Pirate • running back Nlle
MJttasch {26t llnds a big hole In the
Dons' defense.
rece v r Bl k t l111An0, who nt •deep.,.._ end the D'ttne. wtth thltd..nd·thnle from the
IC? I ~n J I Mt for 4 t yenh OC Oona' 38, ~tinMrh wed off Wt &attLlt for• 38-
corn rMck Adrien C:1llowey mad • ylfd touchdown ·
touchdo~·savmg la<'kl at the OC 3$. But •The whole lffm IMld engttr ffrom lut
the Dons &Ued for holding oa lh* next '"9e.k), • MHDllcb Mid. •we knew we bid to
l\llWng pLly and the Sta' dillwme~ cw"' and do•l. ·-·big .• '"'........, fOK'ed • punt. the blllll geme u. an...mi tine Ml.._. ...
With under n nunue. to pa.y, OCC ,..,. •
,.,._.the ~. wheapunl......, CCMlll --~ .... pley 9ar ,...... .....
Vince Slnng •• PQPPtd .,.._.. ,. .. ....., ii 110.-Pl 11 m P-5, l~t • ......, I& I pa
IM punt. Thi peody .... wd IM lum .... -TM ••le~ .. Wll allo ....... a ....... ID
... nadnggaine.OCC r•e6glll•1'gW OCX:-. .. 1 ............... u J DI•
,......,..,.loreglinCOMr'Ol_.'b le I} ft 011 ']£ ......
t •
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SarU AN 0 0 ) 7 10
Orange COMl 0 7 ' 7 ~
wwwm . ocx . Hlggl t ""' <"--kiclll ...
JWM'" ocx ...... s""' ~tdc f41iitd). 10 u
IA • Gonulet l4 fG. 4 ... .... -
IA• Hell 12 ,_from CCOUr1I (Gonuilez
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ocx. ~.""' ~ kQ), u.a Mw•;cw to0(elt~
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Daily Pilot .• ,
Buts crowned
at OEC Pinal
OCC women play up to their billing
· and turn focus to regional tournament.
In the Orange l&:J
Empire
Confer nee, no
team can touch the
Orang COU1 CoDege women
water polo team. The Pirate
proved that statement true.
completing their undefeated run
through th OEC with a t 0--6
wln over Riverside City (28-4)
m th conJercnce tiUc game at
the Un1ver lty of Redlands
Saturday. .
OCC' Neisha Hoagland led
all scorers with uc goals. wht.le
Devon Wnght added two goal
Wlth hvP teals.
•Tue guis playl'd well.• OCC
~ tant coach Mike Giles 1d.
·1Enca) N1C'holson tuck to
Riverside's be l player, Katie
Davt • llk glue. and our whol
sets were too trong for them.•
Coast (30· t 1. the No. t team
ln th state, also received big·
time performances from
CM.ltJne McDonald and Kaue
Logan, who added a goal apiece
and recorded three steals each
Goalie Heather Deyden. a
Newport Harbor H.agh product.
anchored Lhe defense and
stopped five shots.
The Pirates wW prepare for
the Southern California Regional
Tournament, which start
Thursday at Cypress College.
As the No. 1 seed. the
champion Pirate will have a
fll'St·round bye.
,, .... ClfM
ciu.. CWf 1Q, Rib I I 0: I
AAenldt , l o· 1 6
Or1n99C.oeR 2 2 3 ) • 10
MX • A. DIVIS 2. IC D.wa 1, Noble 1,
Md(lnley 1, Netsot\ 1 s...s. ~ ),
larry 1. occ . Hoegland 6, wright 2.
McDonald 1, LD9M' 1. s.ws . Oeyden 5.
Anteaters drop 9-7 decision at USC
Founh-ranked l&:J
U C butlt an 8-C
lectd through lhref'
quarters and held
on a late rally by No. 7 UC lMne
to defeat lhe Anteaters, 9-7. an a
Mountain PaC'illc Sports
foedcra11on game at the
McDonclld' Swim Stdd1um
Saturdcly
UC LMne M>phomore Garrott
Gentry (C'orond dcl Mar HS).
who scored four goals on the
day, notched two goal an the
fourth qudrter dnd seruor Chns
KJrchw hm added hlS econd
godl of the game d~ the
Aot ater c:ored three con·
secuuvc t.JJn in the final penod.
but the no1ans held off lhe late
chary .
Ivan Bc1b1c. Gad1 Hc1d11r dnt.I
Demiel l...ontay scored two g0c1ls
each for use. wtuch unproved
to 10·5 ov raU and 5-2 in the
MPSF
Junior goalie Doug Fmfrock
had ven Selves for UC Irvine,
which lost its fourth tra1ght
game in falling to 4· I 0 overall
and I ·5 in lhc MPSF.
The Anteaters ho t ninth·
· rdnked UC Sein Diego in a non·
ronferencc game at noon today
at the Anteater Aquatics
Complex.
MQ!IBltCI
USCt. UCllNN 7
UC!Mne 2 1 l J 7
USC )141 9
UClNIM • ~ 4, IClfChwitfvn 2.
Noon 1 ~ • Flnfrodt 7
UIC • lablc 2. Hadar 2. uim.y ),
Preponk1 1, Shin 1, ~ 1
S-·~)
VU men. women each ninth at NAIA
Region 2 Championships in Fresno
Both th Vanguard Uruversaty men' and women's ~
rros country teams ploced runth Saturday m the
NAIA Regton 2 C hampionships di Woodward Park tn
fr" no
Formf'r ~tdnoa HJgh tandout Uz Hwpe. a freshman. led th
VU women dlong thc 3 l·rnile co11rsc In 19 minute , 48 second •
llni hang 30th overc1U
Fr • tunan J nny Thune (32n<! in t 9.5 l ). senior Beth Weidler (45th
In 20-24). sophomore Sarah Hall (51 tin 20 33) and sophomore
Don Duffy (67th an 23 30) followed Hwpe for VU
A7m..t Pantie (42 poUltsl Cclptured th team cbampt0nshlp. wtule
ConC"ordJa Junior 8 rt-nice CarbaJal won the individual uUe to
181:1. ~1 h Fresno Pao.fie f5t po&nts) firusbed secood. Concordia
(63) thud. W tmont 1119) fourth and PolJ'lt Loma 1141) fifth 81ola.
Sein Mdrros, Cal Bapttst. VU (225) and the Ma.st rs rounded out th
top 10
ln Lhe men' chilmp1oflSb.tp along 4.97 mu~ at Woodward Park.
JUmor Robbie Jone (24th In 2N>6) led th way for the Lions, who
flrushC'd w1U1 216 points.
Junior t •ve Lallm (3 lst Ill 27:33), sophomore Kyle KahJ (45th ln
28.22). f bllWl John Bensen (55th an 28 50) and sophomore David
Johnson (6 t t In 30; 16) scored for th Uon.s. wtule fresh.man John
N Ison (bJrd U\ 3 1 :33) and sophomol' 1\tl r Nelson (10th in 32.43)
also ran for VU
Cal Bapllst woo lhe men' tJUe with 29 poanb, led by andJv1du.U
champion Gabrial t1emand z (24 45).
OCC women share regional crown
Th Orange Coast Colleg wom n's CTI country ~
team was crowned co·champ1on of the Southern
Cabfonua c:han1ptOnShlps Sciturday et Antclope Valley
Colleg in Lancaster. But that's only l>E'cause of the
meet's rules, OCC Coach John Gokiman saxl ·
The Pi.rat placed five girls in the top 20 and finlsbed ln a first·
plilce be With 5 t po6nls with Ml San AntoNo Cddman Nici the rules
s>edfy. there i.s no be·br ak r tn regional meets because th y
serv u quaW1en for th tat m t. OCC's sixth runner wcu
&bead ol Mt. SAC's fourth
••Th re should be a dehn1Uv champion,"· Gold.man IAld. ••r
never agreed wtth that ruJe But thOM .,. the rules."
Michelle lcbctn led the Pilat W1th h r second-place fUush. five
HCOnds behind Mt SA C's champiOn Alejandra Cootreru It 9:.50)
OCC'a Kade Maas came an 10th (».321, whale Undlay Allen. (l3U\
m 20 49), Suzett l>tn°'6116th in 21 Ot I and He.tber Huggins
(19th to 21:18) fUUlhed in the top 20
On the men' ~.the Pirates took fourth wtdl 136 polnll ... San OMl90 won the meet wtlb 7l polnts among the 32 ICboola.
CX:C tc>phomore Ryan 8ouequet Cl t .49) went ttride-for·stride
wttb Mall chempton Seen RicUtel and llDbed M<'Oltld, j\dlt three
Mrond beck on the four·m.Ue COWM
Both tMIN wW prepue for lhe .... cMl'llplonlblpe Nov, 17 .,
Woodw1rd Park in Fresno.
lJCI breaks even at Bis West Shootout .
POLO
CONTINUED FROM 11 .
ol the edge.
•rm u u lly good tor one of lho<.o a
gam ll lb goall d n't know m •
Evans wid, "I tum IOWdrd my t arnmat
.00 look at ham, and then look to pas 10
tum, then JUSt throw u m tl\e cttg whil
ev<'rybody'~ wcittlunq It' l>N>n working
for yt"an: .
Vancouver''> qu.th • didn't move wti n
Evans' tultng no-look '>hot Mtlled past
hull. In I.let, llw cntiro Vtln<ouvru' def nse
teemPd to f f('(?7
Newport' Ornt1r Amr, <1noth<>r membc:r
of tho U S nttll<>n tll l£>t1rn t1ddl'Cl to h1
team' off en''"" ln199I ·~in th1• flfSt ht1U,
when ~ bdll hJ.>IX'CI out of hi.) h.lnd wtuJe
alt mpUng d JM>nulty \hot Amr t1 med1cdJ
stud nt dt tf,lrvtlrd, mdt.ll' up lor 11 with
steab \n the> third and fourth quctrter;
Nowpop f>-loot-8 <JOttlkt• •per Gl'MI
Kerr. lhe Director of StudPnt Sl•rv1ce'> und
Actmq !)('an of St11d e>nb t1I '-dCJ I hll in
Newport C:Oc.10,t, hm hC'<I with IO '><!'(£">,
five an th • fourth qut1rtt r on all hv<! of
VancouvC'r''i <,hot~ <m c10<1I KNr, a Co .. ta
M 'Ml re'i1d<>nl, '" "''" d lomwr UC'! A LI· Am ncan
N wp0rt continued to clt1ull' th •crowd
Ill> 1t battf !d to t1 5.,511r"1lh thl· Olympic
Club Olympic fc-,1tur!'ll thrt••• l ormC'r
Olympldns dlld w.i .. l<'d hy l{y.m Flynn
who hel1K'd \he• -.q11t1<1 hu1lcl ,j 2-0 ll'dcl.
IOe1tt d~w..r••d hd< k ''1th l\jcwport'"
first goal JUSl lX'lon• lht• hr~11x•nod's hfldl
buz7 r. Then Olympic rNJt11n1'(I 11 two-
gOdl lcdd, but Nt .,, port'' Jt•ll Andrewll
thr w to dll oubtdl' \kip 'hot to pull within
3·2.
Mdrk I lung Lu><l lht• -.cow hut Olympic
crettt<>d more t• c lt('nwnt to .,unw dhettt.I
I loWPVN. Ev.in dn•w tht• CJ llTil' l'\t'n w1tl1
ht~ go.ii dn<l f'.t•\\ port lh1•0 lnok the lf>.id
on Jerry Smith'' ht1rkh<1nll '>hot Fomwr
Olympldn Alc•x l~uu-.. .. Pdll "urt•d on tl lt1,t·
\t'Cond hot on IJw IS·<,('< ond .. hot clock lo
post the rt''>Ull 1\.4•\\ pe1rt pl.1y, toddy in t1
mtftndl c1t 11 m d m
The toum.1nwn1 < onunut'' 1odt1y \\1th
e ight mort• 11t1111u ... '>l<1rt1n11 c11 K o m c1nd
hru.shm9 up di 4 111 with llw c lu:imp1onsh1p
qam('
DEEP stA
.., WVIMJ'S CQU!fll
......... Yndlnt ) tio.u.. 62 .,,.,*,
100 boncto. 24 ulco b.H1, 12 \Mw:I b.m_ 4 Kulp.n,
17~. )twM~fl\h 19Sbluef*<h.
IS Spendh )kk. 10 op.ti.ye, S wwgo
~Lodi« 4 bc»U.. IS2 lnql«\
SJ ytllowt.M. ZIS bon110 1J1 <Mto bN. lTrcXif"M.
14 blue pent\. JI wnd ~ I ~t•fl\t\
7 ~ hcutp.n, 2,. 200 ,,_1i:.,t1
ICHf_.-. utt•f tf•·•••tllth • ltrt 11t1f•t• •I fl•
• l1111i"., ,. nh• 111 """' • I Ii• 1•11hh,l11,.
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111111 ... f1111t h 11 ....... i. ....... . ••••••
, ... hnfttltt\ ft•I ttU\ t I t••t tU tllt .........................................
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SPORTS Sunday. ~A, 2001 13
CROSS COUNTRY
Allen
at th
ts record
PCL Finals
ORANC,IC -Corona d••I Mdt
I flgb n1ur Julie llt•n " t ca
courser< ord lo wm Ull' Pctc-ih<'
COd.St l.c!ctgu ind1vidu,1I ch m·
p1onsh.ip, h·ad.Jng th St·d Kin<J '
qirl~ cro'>l> 'oun&y hMm to a
I c:tgue c-rown Fnd11~ • .at Irvin••
Regional Park
Allen flni h d 1n I h 5 !, t•J
br d.k lhP. 'lc1ndttrd ot I h 5~. ~{'t
by Ktto r-.;1•kotu ol \\·1xacJhndc t•
in t~< t, C"dM ~oitch Dill
Swnner so1d
A.s1d{• from All •n; thf' • oth r
Sct1 King., hnLi>hPd with All·P<'L
honor.>, includtng ''nmr lk'<. k y
Cw:nm.in'> 117 'WI Tdryn l<dwold
f18.451andAhlwl<dtldn t 18 47J
who all tdn J>N\fmdl·IH·'>h
On thl• boy .. o;1t.11•, ttw E'<t
Kmg took "~ ond pion• .it lht•
PCL final'> K~nn Art7 I ~J C-M1
wilb a fillh·pl.m• ltnl'>h in l~ 56
Both IHtm., Wtll (OOIJWIP. Ill
th • Cir ~outh1 m "4·ctmn pre-
lmuncan ., '••urd.i~ ul 1'\lt Sun
A.nton.10 ( oll1oew
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
CMMtm9 tti. 0.1ly Pilor'S
Athlete of tti. WE-elr ~r1es
•( vl '<I r w.,k DA y 01
Newport's Jerry Smith (white cap) battles with Vancouver's Dusan Lazeravlc during aturday's action. TONY
Coo.EGE ROUNDUP 8'M>oKI 5HAluY G>
Costa MeSd
softball
Llops lose h art-breaker in first round
nw Vt1nc1uard Uruvers1ty women'i. soccer tNUn ~
'>Ulferc>d d h(•drt·brealung loss as v1s1ting Notre I• •
Dt1ml' I><' Namw won on pertalty lucks. 6-5. cift r ' _
d t ·I IJl• 1n r~JU.lahcm dnd two scorel<'5S overtune
penods in the> hr t round or th<' NAIA 'Rc>g1on II pl.iynfh
Sdturcltty on llw Vt1nqu.1rcl cclmpus
Vt1ncJt1tml look u 1 ·0 lc?ad, 17 mmutc tnlo th<' c1t1nw on u
qoal hy Annw .lt1coh,. who hn1 h<'d d CTO'i'i pd ., from Jt•nmtf'f
Bird lor hN 11 lh q0ctl ol the !tc>awn nw l.Jon 1Q-8) h Id one Dame ( 14·4· 1) M'OrelP;o, untll lht•
71!.t m1nutt' whPn Amber David~n lied lhc c;corc oll tln ""'"'
from N1t1 Woohscrofl
Vanglldrd''i Nicol<' Avala. BE'l'>Y Nienhuis, Bird.Jdcoh' dnd
~bt·lh ~ 1<Cdty M:orc-d on penillty k1Cks Lions CJOdUt' JorUan
Frednksf>n t1 !'.<>wport 11.i.rbor I ligh product, held hv(' "ttv •s
Anteaters fall in three to orthridge
l < lnu\I' l''<IPndt•d ''' h•'lnq 'lrl'tti.. to thwP C:IJ. T
\\llh I 111-.!7 111-1'1, 30-24 '""lo c-.11 St<ltC' I , .>.
't1rthnct1w S.iturlldy n19h1 di C'r.n"lord lfc.111 · ' 1 MSUflAU
'orthrnlc)I' I 1-1 l , 5-8 in U1t· B1q Wt">I, Wtl'i led Col•~ l•llhot>ttoun) o.iu
AY'S SCHEDUU
ICCM:•"' lK ~ oil lfen (""""U h\' I clplt11n t...111r.1 \\ dllN whorl'< ordt"(J 15 kills Ou~ldf' htncr. C.ent« 2 p !I'\
\h•x1 .. < o m11P1 c.1ncl Encc.1 A••rt· <1ddf'd 12 t1nd 10 kill' "''J>eC·
II\ t•I~
r n •,IHlldll \t'llt r 'ctdlflt• '" kf'l ll•d lht• ~Udd With l7 wl t1'"'''· w lult· ')'lltrn _ \nnw "'ihrwv1• c1c1dt'(f 21 d.,.,..,,., Im th1•
:\li.1l11tlm.,
C.oi ~ ,.,...., (;al Sute Fu•i.ioo
"" UC ,,_,. .at Anttat~ ~~<um
'P"' ~ ""°"'t!<' lK IN..-.. .,.
VrlfW<WlY of P.t<1l11.. ""°" Thl• AnlP11h•r\, I· I H 1-11. w1•n• l1•<1by1un1or outo.1dt.• h1llu
C 'hond.i \.le Ll'ud' 11th douhl1>-doublc ol th1• <1Wn 122 kllh
11 dic1 .. 1 r rl ... hmtlll out.,.d•· hlltN Kl!Uy Wmq ddde<.t 101uu .. .md Yf4!B POLO
IX d1q<,, while• "4'111'f M hlll' lfoin ldUJl'() .J8 t d""''l in tbl' ~"'-" UCSAn0499C. ""~
I ff rt . r ltw. .at ArotNlP AQY4t.tO om....,• 0\lll{J U 0 noon •
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FROM SOUTHERN
LAGUNA BEACH $3,450,000 LAGUNA BEACH $2, 100,000
Custom home with spacious open design. CUleom 3 Bd. 2 Ba. c r'rbltly ~ tutglkJw
Fabulous views. Fabulous amenities! with ctlptiYatlng OCMn Yiewa.
HiMltln & Glem 9491759-3705 v.te Howett SM8f280.3ee0
$1 ,349,000
5 Bd. Library. 4.5 Ba. Built ins, 3 car garage.
Guard gated. -
Merle Mertzel 9491717-4726 .
NEWPORT BEACH $850,000
Ambiance of comfort In this ak'Ofe level
4 Bd. 3 Ba. pool home. .
Nancy Matuunan 949'500-3553
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NEWPOAT'BEACH $1 ,069,000
Famly home In Madilof'l l.ane. 5 Bd. 3 Ba.
w/1 Bd. and 1 Ba. downstaka.
Linda RMd 9491887-4578
JASMINE CREEK . $759,900
Comptetety redone top to bottom. New
baths, kitchen, paint and m6re .
Lynn Noah 949175~
NEWPORT BEACH $939,000
3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. ptus den and amce. Large lot
with ptenty of room to expand.
Gerry Long 9491718-2368
NEYIPOR1' RIX3E VIST~ ·$7JUOO
FonMr modet home. Cuetom fMIUree
throughout. Gated communtty.
NEWPORT BEACH $649,000 NEWPORT BEACH 1!89,900
Lynn Noah 7S8--3722
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TURTLE ROCK $1 ,395,000
Fabulous CU81om home With 5 Bd. pe.. ..
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Hnrrwl & Hinman
EASTBLUFF $939,000
Romantic one story home. Engtlsh country
decor. Spa and vtews.
Coby Wald 9491759-3724
NEWPORT HEIGHTS $749,000
Views. Exc.ptionally dean 4 Bd. 3 Ba. ,
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Robeft Cleltce 9491717-4718 •
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