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Home My WebLink About2002-05-20 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMtv\UNmES SINCE 1907 .. ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM • •wun11 I •, 0 • It's going to be a dreary , Monday with clouds and scattered showers. S..P-e-2 MONDAY, MAY 20, 2002 Planning on a political ~stepping stone { ' - • Hopefuls for higher office in Costa Mesa have found the Planning Commission to be a good place to start. Lolita Harper DAILY PtLOT COSTA MESA -ln the clJ..rnb up the local political ladder, the Plan- ning Commission has proved to be a pretty significant rung. By providing solid fooling on issues, process and leadership, not to mention good name recognition, the al-times tedious government body offers a sturdy place to start a politi- cal career, a host of officials said. 1Wo sitting commissioners are expected to run for elected office, fol- lowing in the footsteps of former mayors Peter Buffa, Joe Erickson and Libby Cowan, who IS still a council member, and current Mayor Linda Dixon -to name only the recent few. Planning Commission Chair- woman Katrina Foley said she is not ready to make an official announce- ment about her candidacy but admits that Jim Ferry- man's seat on lhe Newport-Mesa Unified School ., District board looks inviting. Planrung Com- rruss1oner Bill Perkins is undoubted- ly runrung for the City Council, he said. Perluns has already started raising funds and getting his name out there. Jn fact, his preparation for a coun- cil bid started more than two years ago, when he ran in 2000, he said. He knew then that a post on the Planning Commission was a valu- able commodity. "The reason I ran two years ago was to get some name identification, I didn't anticipate winning,· Perkins said. •But the name recognibon from my campaign got me lhe chance to serve on the Planning Commission and I knew I would have a chance to get even more name recogrution out of that position.• Not just a stepping stone Perkins said his service on the commission was not all a plot to get DON LEACH I OAllY PILOT The mens 30 to 34 age group charge into the cold waters of the Newport Dunes la goon as they start second wave of the Kring and C hung Newport Beach Triathlon. It is the longest running triathlon in the Unite d States. Triathlon tradition The Kring and Chung Newport Beach Triathlon began as a small, local event, but now draws thousands from across the globe Bryce Alderton DAILY PILOT W hat started out as a compe- tibon between Newport Beach restaurants with 400 participants has turned into the longest running triathlon in the United States, drawing more than 1,000 athletes from around the world. 1\1.athletes converged on the shores of the Back Bay on a cool and gloomy Sunday to swini, ride a bike and run in the 25th annual Kring and Chung New- port Beach 1iiathlon. ln 1978 a group of about six UC Irvine students with water polo back- grounds, decided to develop a triathlon for employees from local restaurants such as the Rusty Pelican, The Chart House and Avila's El Ranchito where some of them worked, said Jack Caress, the only one of the six still involved. ·we developed it as something fun to do,· said Caress, who has acted as the race director for all 25 years. "One thing led to another and we decided to develop a triathlon, everyone was into it. Now it's become far more serious, it's a spnnt distance race with some of the best athletes in the sport today." SEE TRIATHLON PAGE 4 Touched .by a star F or several years now, the Daily_ Pilot has published an annual feature called the Academic All-Stars that 11 sponsored by both the Newport Beach and Costa Mesa chamben of oommerce. The feature highlights several dozen students from all the Newport- Mesa high schools, many of whom have won scholanh1p1. The full-page spread normally runs with short blurbt of their accomplishments, complete wUh photos. AJ an editor, I've helped produce th1s feature for many. many yean, but I've never penonally known any ol the 1tu4ent1 tnvolVed. Until now. So that'I Why I want to WI you the story Of Ac:ademk: All Star MIUyla ...... Mlkayla II an Bttande High Tony Dod.ro .. .. - School student. Tbanb to the pennJakm ol a bigb IChool mumelor, l bed the distinct PiMluN tllll J991 to ello be one ol her. teect.I, pi'obebly one of the SH NIWSROOM MM I Unclsay Koestner, 20, rum up the beach afteJ' the swim portion of the triathlon followed by othen. to lhe City Council. He has true inlereM U1 planning issues because his ddd wds an architect. Perkins also knew he wanted a leadership position m thf' city and after coming in last m the 2000 elections, he Jumped at the chance to reign over land use 1!.sues. Planning Comrmss1oners are appointed by the City Council. Dur- ing theu tenn they review various planning dnd land-use decisions in the city. AJlhough lhey are not elect- ed offlc1dl!., they sit in the same SEE STONE PAGE 4' Searching for answers together •Church leaders, students and parents discussed possible ways to curb the ever-rising teen pregndncy problem. Lolita Harper D AILY PILOT A pa'stor. a pdrent and a teenager stood rn the middle of a large group Fnday rught holding oversized signs that read abstinence, birth control and abortion. in bold letters. The exem-.e was part of the com- muruty forum on teen pregnancy, hosted by Spedk Out! Students al the Costa Mesd Seruor Center, designed to identify topics of discussion related to teen pregnancy. Members of the advocate teen group, part of Camp Fire USA. rnv1ted anyone from the area to participate in a discussion on prevention of teen pregnancy. ·we cdn't do thlS without you because 1t tdkes a community effort for a community problem,· said Zen Potter, a Speak Out! teen and Estancia High School senior. All 45 9ttendanLs were encour- aged to suggest a topic by walking to middle of the circle, writing it on a sign and announClJlg it to the group. "I want to talk about dbsbnence based sex educabon, accountability and support,· sa.id Bill Gartner, pas- tor of Hdrbor Chnsti.an Fellowship, on Costa Mesa's Westside. Topics included abortion, absti- nence, dlslribubon of mformation, media responsibility, culture and eth- nicity, parent/teen communication and access to birth control and what affect it has on teens. People coul~ walk from group to group, stay at one subject. or wander over to the food table where rogue discussions were also popping up. It didn't matter, group leaders said, as long as people were commu- nicating. Al the end of the rught, all the fac- tions rejomed and shared theu bnd- ings with the entire group. Discussions of parent/teen com- munication, culture and ethnicity and media responsibility had the most people at any given time. ·1 am so exoted that this [pa.rent/teen cornmurucation} group is SEE ANSWERS PAGE 4 ..... CllAlllll UP YMCA Dotphin Nation tribes dNn up Spider iwnd. ... .._J t I - Above the SURFACE Cruise the harbor aboard the Electra, a 100-foot Classic Fantail vessel. Charters with c.atering are available for up to 145 passengers. (949) 723-1 069. 2 Monday, Moy 20, 2002 Steam yacht Stranger II moored in.front of the Fred E. Lewis home on the Balboa Peninsula (1933). It later ran aground on Dinner Rock near the Powe ll River in British Columbia tn 1947. Stranger became wrecked north of the border By John Blaich • EDITOR'S NOTE: John Blaich 1s a Corona del Mar resident and volunteer at the New· port Harbor Nautical Museum About once a month, he writes histories of interesting boats that graced Newport Harbor T he• fornwr Newport I forbor y<.1< ht, Strun~wr. Wu!> wrecked on " qui! 1slc1ncl in C c1nc1da in 1947. While• lhl'> shipwreck did not occur c1t Bc1lhoc1 PPnm!>ulc1/Ne wport Bec1ch, 1t involved c1 well-known locol yuc:hl lhctl WdS home po~d at Bt1lbot1 for mc1ny yc•c1rs. Cc1pl 'led E. Lewi!> moorN I his Ste~m Yacht S1rc1nyer in front of h1<i home at 2300 l:dst Bt1lhoc1 nlvd from I ~n I to 1936. : Slra ngc>r wc1s built 1n t<n5 tty the l.2lwley Ship Building C'o m N\!w Vbrk Cit y It ht1d d '>ingle lnple' c•xpc1nswn '>ll'dm eng tnc of 600 brnke horse power provided power Stranger mt•dsured 17 5 feet overall, 143 feet wc1 tc>rline length and d hcc1m of 20 fpc•t. Shr wc1s mc1nned by 1:1 profess10nc1I cn•w of eight to 10 WHAT'S AFLOAT • WHAT'S AFLOAT 1s published periodically. If you are planning a naut1Cal event, submit the information to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627, by fa11 to (949) 646- 4170; Of by e-mail to dailyp1/otO/at1mes.com. SAILING CLASSES Sailboat rentals and private lessons c1re availt1 ble at Marina Sailing in the Balboa Fun Zone. Advanced classes mclude navigc1t.Jon , big boat. power- boat, tnlroduct1on to heavy weather c1nd hr..t-mate instruction. (949) 673- 7763: the Blue Dolphin Sailing Club, (949) 644-2525: or Lido Sc11lmg Club, (949) 1)75-0827 Salling Fascination offers classes ln boating sa fety c1nd sailing, year-round for people with disc1bihties. ·Free. (949) 640· 1678. .Daily P.ilot VOL 96, NO. 140 ncNAS H. JOHNIOH. ~ 10N't 000.0. The former Newport Harbor yacht grounded in British Columbia, where a horrible disaster ensued men ctl au times. Strd nger made many long voy- ages to Alaska, Galapagos Islands, the Hawaiian Islands and through the Panama Cannel to the Ccuibbean and up to Miami, Fla. During these extended trips to faraway places. exobc animals were obtained and brought back to the San Diego Zoo. In 1936, Stranger was sold to He n- rietta Huntington and her home port became San Francisfo. Due to the Seaman's Union's demands, which reqw.rfd a very sizable c~w at all ll.mes, it became almost unpossible for Huntington, even with her sizable fortune, lo operate Stran ger as a steam yacht. Subsequently, Stranger was pur- chased by The Gulf Llnes, Ltd .. who operated a passenger, freight BOAT RENTALS Balboa Boat Rentals can put you on the water in many ways, with single and double kayaks, electric boats, 14- holder sailboats, pedal boats and run- abouts for offshore use or cru.ismg the bay. (949) 673-7200. Electric boat rentals are available by the hour at Duffy Electric Boats, 2001 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. All boats are equipped with window enclosures and CO players. Ice and cups are provided. Reservations are suggested. An hour rental b $70. (949) 645-6812. Sall airborne outside Newport Har· bor, pulled by a motorboat at Balboa Para-sailing near the Balboa Fun Zone. A 00-minute trip is $45. (949) 673-1693. A motorized lounge chaJr may be rented at Resort Water Sports at New- and mail service among the Gulf Islands in British Columbia, Cana- da. The boiler and steam engine were replaced with a diesel engine. The name was changed to Gulf Stream. She was well-suited for this service. The state rooms could be occupied by "overnight" passen- gers. There was space on the deck ror "day passengers" as well as a cargo hold. " On Oct. 11, 1947, while steaming at 14 knots, Gulf Stream grounded on Dinner Rock eight miles north of Powell River, B.C .. near the town of Lund, B.C . She climbed up on the · rock and rolled over on her port side. The after part of the ship, where the stale rooms were located, quickly filled with wate r. Two women and three children were .drowned inside their cabins. Fifteen passengers and 22 crewmen got out a.live and were picked up by the fish packer Betty L. After a lengthy and costly salvage, operation Gulf Stream was refloated and eventually returned to service as a freight, passenger and mail vessel among the G ulf Islands of B.C. port Dunes for $25 per hour. Pedal boats, electric boats, boogie boards, kayaks, inflatable rafts, beach furniture and wet- suits also are available. (949) 729-1150. Party pontoons, chaparral runabouts and family pontoons may be rented at Anchors Away Boat Rentals in the Balboa Fun Zone. (949) 673-3372. Gondola toun are offered by the Gon· dola Co. of Newport, 3400 Via Opor- to, Suite 102·8. The $75 cost indudes a basket of bread, cheese, salami, ice, glasses, a blanket, music and a Polaroid pjcture. Wine also is avail- able. (949) 675-1212. Gondola Adventures/Newport. 3101 W. Coast Highway. offers one-and two-hour gondola cruises. A one-hour tour with champagne is $70. A two· hour tour with dirmer and champagne 1s $180. Pickup is available at water- front restaurants. (949) 675-4984. JoMJ.S--, 8EAl2£8S ttQDJfllE right No MWJ sUll'ie1. munr ttlont. M Ovector edit<><~I matte< Of advertlwmentl (949) 642-6086 (Ml S74-t22• "*~'°"' Record your comments M>out the htf•ln un be reprodoted without ---~ Dilly Piiot 0< news tlps written permiBlon of copyright ownlf. 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Friday afternoon, as we were beading out the harbor entrance to join the flotilla of boats to escort the new Tallship Lynx, the first tallsbip I spotted was the Newport Sea Base's Argus with her main and mizzen raised sailing proudly. Then off in the' distance a cannon blast announced the location of the Lynx, Dying colors rep- resentative of the.era she wouid have been sailing. I was welcomed aboard Dave and Donna Janes' boat for the cruise as the Lynx made her way to the Newport Har- bor Nautical Museum's guest dock for the 3 p.m. welcom- ing ceremony. The crew of the Lynx was dressed in full period cos- twJles and as the ship neared the harbor for the 2 p.m. entrance, the United States Coast Guard Cutter Nar- whal, with Commanding · Officer John Kidwell at the helm, took position off the Lynx's bow to help lead the escort. However, two Orange County Sheriffs Harbor Patrol Fire Boat led the spec- tacular parade with one fire- boat spraying water high into the air the whole time up the harbor to the muse- um. The other fireboat was being skippered by Harbor Master Capt. Marty Kasuies, who oversaw the flotilla to ensure it went smoothly. Actually, the oldest boat in the flotilla might be a toss up as Art Gronsky joined the procession in his boat, the Little Squirt. The Lynx docked smoothly with a slight breeze helping to blow her down onto the docks. -91arward, a brief ceremony ~held welcoming the Lynx ...Md'ber crew to Newport Har- r. The Lynx is open to the public this weekend with the theme •First Defense of Free- dom, • and everyone can enjoy free shore events and tour dockside aboard the Lynx for a small fee. • • • The 2002 Nearshore Fish- ery Management Plan (NPMP) is now available from the Department of Fish and Game. 111.is is a very serious and important plan for the future of fishing off the California coast that if you do not have a copy, you are encouraged to read it now. Written comments will be accepted until June 27, and there will be a few pub- • lie hearings scheduled by the Fish and Game Commission. The plan is divided into three sections and, once adopted, it will dictate bow the offshore fishing is to be managed. Chapter three appears to be the most important a.s chapters one and two are the introduction of the plan and background information, respectively. However, chapter three is titled "Management Mj!a- sures for Sustainable Nears}\pre Fisheries" and is Mike Whitehead THE HARBOR COLUMN the core of the management strategy. Preventing overfish- ing, rebuilding depressed stocks, ensuring conservation and promoting habitat pro- tection and restoration are the four primary goals. Do not let the wording of the goals mislead you as the underlying goal of the NFMP is to create marine protected areas based on little scientific data. In other words. closing large sections of offsh ore areas to all fishing activities that have the potential of severely impacting recre- ational fishing. The commission must adopt the plan by the Marine Life Management Act by Aug. 30, that was extended from its original date of Jan. 1. The clock is ticking, so now is the time to be certain that the soon-to-be-adopted plan is written with reason- able and obtainable goals developed by fishermen. sci- entists and the public. There are 19 species listed and the restricted areas are very extensive in the maps I have seen banning fishing. I per- sonally feel that any closure needs to differentiate between commercial and recreational fishing effects and meeting the goals. Yes. protecting the marine life is important and I think we need a plan that is good for all. I am just leery When a government agency has a deadline to implement a plan. Immediately, the plans for Yellowstone's Elks and the California Mountain Uons pop into my mind, fol- lowed by the controversies. Contact Fish and Game for a copy and on the Web is www.dfg.ca.gov. In closing, last weekend I promised to tell you about my yacht delivery from Ensenada, Mexico, to Sacramento. Well, Titan of the Sea decided not lo cooperate with us as the seas north of Point Concep- tion are more than 10 feet, with very short intervals, and wind waves are 5 feet on top. With my captain's prerogative, I postponed the trip as to not jeopardize my crew, the yacht and especially me bouncing around in those seas. So maybe next week, l will have a good story. Safe voyages. • MICE wt9nHIAD Is the Pilot's boating and harbor columnist Send him your ~rbor end m1rlne-rel1ted thouohts and stOf}' suggestions via e-maTI to Mllc..,llolthOUHTY.com Of llolthouseTY.com. SUIF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST It'll ~ a wet one today. Mostly cloudy all day with areas of morning drizzle or light rain. There's also a chance of a~ernoon show- ers. Highs will ~ In the low 60s In Cotta Mesa Ind high 60s •long the bu<Ms. (XS*t light showers tonight and Into Tuesd1Y. TMre It about a 50% c:Nnca of some measurable r1ln. Sun should start PMk· Ing out 1 bit on l\lesd.y retumlng full force Wed11es.- ct.y • ............ If WW*tMl.noN.gov. .,.. LWtt ._...,,off Ind on CMbl ...... 11-lhe .-C..••i+t--- blow 5 to 15 knots this 1fter· noon, with winds waves of 2 feet or less and 1 west swell of 3 to 5 feet. Winds will be come llght overnight. Winds wfll stay light even further out. wtth northwelt- erty winds blowing 5 to , 5 knots •nd winds waves of 1 to 2 ftet. SUltF WIWI shoutd continue rolling In It 2 to J.fMt wtth f •lrty good. dMr\ m'ndttkn save for the drllila. ...... , ... " MW(~ 11DIS ""-~,, l.m. 11:17a.m ., ....... • Doily Pilot · Monday, Mey 20, 2002 3 . COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS r1s111 SCOOP Milldng Qty Hall for all it's worth On the AGENDA TUNSlllONAL ZONI The City Councll wlll revisit the zoning Issue for a small stretch of 19th Street tonight In an attempt to clarify what uses are permitted In the area. Mayor Linda Dixon requested a rehearing of the Issue because the council and property owners did not fully understand whit types of businesses would be permit· ted to stay on 19th Street If zoning were changed. At the last meeting, council members postponed any decl· slons about the zoning of a residential strip of West 19th Street until the redevelop- ment agency has a chance to examine it. m ..... Calta .... City Couftdl INMlng •--=~JO p.m. :0:.: Council Chamber's It City ~II, 77 Fair Ortve • •DnMATION: (714) 754-5225 tonight If the counc.11 decides to award a $351,470 contract to the recommended designers. The public services depart· ment has recommended David Evans and Associates to design Improvements for the North· ern Lowlands and the mesa areas of the park. Improvements would Include restoration of various scrubs, vernal pools and Call· fornla native grasslands. Pro- posals also call for these areas to have multipurpose trails and a parking lot. I t'• not .. IY being the IWMtbMrt ol City Hall, eepedaDy when you're known for your rweet tooth. Alliltant City Manag· er !>eve IWf wu the object of some affection- ate ribbing at Tuelday'• City Council meeting after an incident with some brownies. In 1965, a portion of West 19th Street was designated a "transitional area" In the antic· lpatlon of the 19th Street bridge over the Santa Ana Riv· er. At that time, city offklals said the bridge would require a gradual change In the existing properties from low-density residential to commercial use. WHAT TO EXPECT: Council members are expect· ed to award the contract. 00N lEACH I OAll:Y PILOT Bobby Bodenhoefer, 7, from Oto Tribe, empttes salt water from bottle he found on Spider Island during annual father-son cle an-up day. A department bead was unavailable to deliver a staff report to coundl members, so Boy Wonder Kiff bolted in from the Council Chambers' War Room -a place known to harbor snacks, coftee and staff members dodging the limelight of the main COW1d1 chambers. 1be fact that I<iff was stepping up to the plate as a p1Dch hitter was immediately obscured by the fact that he was chewing. "There must be some brownies left back the re,· one council mem- ber mused -a reference to Kiff's legendary love or sweets. WILSON STREET SIGNAL As a result of past actions, many businesses that operate out of houses have cropped up along the busy street. The businesses are legal, but the Planning Commission has expressed an Interest In returning the residential feel to the street. dty offklals are moving for- ward to put a signal in on Wil- son Street at the congested cor- ner that houses both the Har- bor Center and K-Mart shop- ping center, as council members will consider a construction con- tract for the light. The publk services department has sug- gested the city award a $87, 195 contract to Baxter-Griffin Co. Install the signal. According to the staff report. Baxter-Griffin was the lowest bidder and is in • good standing ... A cleaning crawl on Sp~der Island "Not any more,· said another. ~ city's planning depart· ment recommended that the City Council remove the transl· tlonal-area label and return the area to resldential zoning. That move would allow exist· Ing businesses to operate legal· ly until the title Is transferred. Area business owners and residents scoffed at the pro- posed change, saying It Is ridiculous to zone that area of such a busy thoroughfare as resldentlal. WHAT TO EXPECT: The council ls expected to leave the transitional area as Is unless further questions result during the Westside redevelopment process. FAIRVIEW PARK Steps toward restoration of the natural plant life In Fairview Park will be made u I I · Cl} Cl} :s u Bill Morris, the director of public services, has said the traf- fic division studied the pro- posed Intersection and a light Is the best alternative. Morris said the city was looking for a way to make exiting the centers safer. Many accidents and near- accidents have occurred on that Ion of Wilson Street. caused hose making left tums out o the center or pedestrians. WHAT TO EXPECT: Council members are expect· ed to award the contract. -Compiled by Lolita Harper Bryce Alderton DAILY PILOT Blackfeet for Blackfoot. Members of the Blackfoot tribe from Costa Mesa, trudged through the mud and iceplant on Spider Island in Upper Newport Back Bay Sunday picking up candy wrappers, dead birds, bottle caps, Styrofoam cups and champagne bottles littering the island. The Bladdoot were one of nine tribes that make up the Dolphin Nation, a division of the Y-Guides program of the Central Orange Coast YMCA. About 25 children ages 5 to 9 and their fathers partid · pated in Sunday's cleanup. "I th.ink the most interest- ing thing I've found ls a dead crawdad,• said 9-year-old Christian Lindsay, who traipsed through the iceplant j oin Presenting Sponsors Donna &: j ohn Crean and the Alzheimer's Association of Orange County - The Crean Classic Golf Tournament 10th Anniversary Pelican Hfll Golf Club, Newport Coast Thursday, June 6, 2002 _ Become a Spomor Slp Up Your Founome join Spona and Entertainment Celebrttle1 lncludlna Vince Perrapmo and Blll Munay Celebrate "A DuM of MMfna a Dtjftmtee" at one of the most pratigtous, award- wtnnlni Flf clubl on the West Coast. c:.a m•> m.1111. with mud-covered bare feet, holding a stick. Crawdads weren't the only sea life washed ashore. Clad in a camouflage hat, 9-year-old Alec Lewis searched the bottom of his trash bag to pull out the stingray he found. "It's extremely stinky,• said Alec's father Randy Lewis, a Costa Mesa resident and Dolphin Nation leader. The Back Bay cleanup allowed the boys to put into practice one of the six aims of the Guides' program, "to seek and preserve the beauty of the Great Spirit's work in forest. field and stream,• Lewis said. •Jt's a parent-child bond- ing experience, teaching val- ues and doing the community good,· he added. Y-Guides is volunteer-dri- ven organization comprised of more than 200 members who assist the community Last fall the group con- tributed to the natJonaJ YMCA Sept. 11 Disaster Relief Fund, and every year program members raise mon- ey to allow underpnvtleged children the opporturuty to participate in YMCA pro- grams such as summer camps and after-school day care. Always the dignified professional. Kiff nonetheless delivered a staff report on private moorings without skip· ping a beat. concluding, as always. with, •Any questions?" Councilman Dennll O'Neil sei7.ed the oppmtu· nity by seizing his micro- phone: "Yeah. Got milk?• FULL BAR COCKTAILS !DAILY 6RIL1.:I I I Dally Clrlll Fashion Island 917 Newport Center Drive (next to Barnes & Noble) (148) 144 2223 IDAILY &lllLl:I ., Clip out and brJn« thta entry form Into Qa1IY arm Newpurt lieach and enter to Win Dinner forTwQ• every month for one year1 ... , ........................ .,.,.. 14, .. ,.... __________________ ....._ ______ _ I 4 Monday, M,oy 20. 2002 PUBLIC SAFETY POLICE LOGS COSTA MESA • Bti1tol Street: Resisting an officer was reported in the 3300 block at 1 :45 a.m Saturday • Bristol S~ Grand theft exceeding S400 was reported in the 3300 block at 2:45 p.m. Friday. • Bristol Street and Sun- flower Avenue: Possession of a controlled substance was reported at 10:52 pm Saturday • H•rbor Boulevard: Bur- glary was reported in the 2000 block at 3:41 p.m. Fri- day. • Pomona Avenue: Posses· sion of paraphernalia was reported in the 1700 block at 9·20 a m. Saturday. • West Baker Street: Sell- ing man1uana was reported in the 600 block at 3:20 a.m. Friday. • West Baker Street: Van- dalism was reported in the 1300 block at 9:05 p.m. Fri- day •West 19th Street Scav- enging 1n a trash bin was reported 1n the 500 block at 1:50 p.m. Saturday. NEWPORT BEACH • Carnation Avenue: A woman reported her dia- mond ring, an antique 1922 colt revolver and a black pigskin purse stolen from her residence in the 500 block at 10.36 a.m. Friday • Galaxy Drive: A dryer, washing machine, electric drill, lighting eqwpment, four surveillance cameras and a refngerat9r were all reported stolen 1n the 1600 block at 10.34 a.m. Friday. • Newport Ce nter Drive: A cell phone, two purses, S6 in cash and makeup were reported stolen from a woman's 1995 black Mer cedes Benz in the 300 block at 11 :40 a.m. Frtday. • Sandcastle Drive: DVD movies. video games, a pair of Nike running shoes and Marine Corps uniforms were reported stolen in the 1100 block at 10·21 a.m Saturday. • Superior Avenue and ..-Coast Highway: A man was arrested for assault at 7:40 p.m. Friday. 1.-n•M/ Ho-•I Puttd.1 J/2$ H•"'-81...1. c;.,,,, M"", OI 'J2626 l U -545-0800 STONE CONTINUED FROM 1 stately chairs, at the same dais, in the same chamber as the City Council. The com- missioners must adhere to state open meeting laws and follow formal meeting proce- dure. Foley and Perkins both said their service on the com- mission will give them .an advantage in an elected posj- tion because they are familiar with how the city works, proper meeting protocol and how to deaJ with support staff. Erickson said his time on the Planning Commission not .. only taught him about proce- dural aspects of the job but the pe rsonal aspect, as well. Sitting on the dais as a com- missioner allowed him to test Im. charisma under fire. "It gives you a chance to see iJ you can keep your com-· posure when people are dngry at you,· Erickson said. "You learn lo keep your cool not only at meetings but at TRIATHLON CONTINUED FROM 1 The triathJon has grown monumentaUy !>tnce the first race m Newport m 1978, C'!.pec1ally in the number of women pctrticipating. Carass '>ctld. Women's participation in this lridihlon has mcreased from 10" .. to 40"1 .. m the last 1 CJ years. he !>did Newport Beach resident Shc1nnon O'Led, 29, smiled c1'> !>he dwc1ited the start of lwr llrst triathlon in Newport Bc•ach. She competed at Wild- flower. d triathlon held at Lc1ke San Antonio m Cen- lrdl California two weeks c1qo, c1nd looked at course 111c1p!> on the Web for the Nt>wport Betlch Triathlon to cwt ready. "I'm very excited." O'Lea ..,d 1cJ "I know the area and ltvC' here. and it looks like a qood course.• Trialhletes came from as ldr away as Australia and New Zealand to race. Vol.d OI thn loc°""" only wt1fl coupon f.-opu• 6 2007 8vy One MAI Breoklail, wnch 0. o,.,.,.., fo• .. & Two 6-.. And G.t 11.. 2nd En"-(ol Equal 0-Le\.., Voluel fREE Up To $7 00 ------------------- BRAND NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! IWPI 3 165 Harbor Blvd. W61W Costa Mesa One Bk>dl Soulll ol .05 rwy d (714) 545·7168 • 0 QuaJiry Servkie··· ••*Nighdy En~·· '.,. r, ~ , ,. ,, 0 I • I'! 1 ')) 6 •t6 --y') I I f 11·111· social events when people want to talk about a decision you made last week. It i.s a good way to see lf local gov- ernment is a good fit for you." Dixon agreed. saying her skin has thickened throughout her years of involvement tn the city. The mayor worked in the schools, and sat on the tr~ portation commission and the Planning Commission before gaining her seat on the council · "You learn what the public expects of you and bow to deal with criticism,• Dixon said. More and more controversy For the mo5t part, council members get the bulk of the' controversial issues, but as development issues have become more important - and even minor land-use plans rile people -the com- mission has fou.pd itself in the middle of heated debates.- This past year, the Plan- ning Commission was charged with preliminary scrutiny of the Home Ranch development, which was a major project not only in terms of its size but its politi- cal history. Both Foley and Perkins sifted through hun- dreds of pages of reports, lis- tened to hours public testimo- ny and had to render a VQte that was sure to anger one side or another. Large issues, such as Home Ronch, are then for- warded to the City Council tor final detennination. Commis- sioners are expected to scruti- nize fine details as they relate to planning, while council members should have a larg· er view of the issue,. Council- man Gary Monahan said. Monahan never sat on a formal conunissibn or com- mittee before being elected to the council eight years ago. And the veteran council member is in the minority in saying he doesn't believe serving on the Planning Com- mission provides an advan- tage for incoming politicians. "My theory is that on the council we need to look at the broad picture and set policy, not be so sensitive to detail, like they are on the Planning Commission," Monahan said. Monahan said his style of leadership does not lend itsell to studying minutia, such as whether a fence is an inch too tall or whether it is too close to someone's property. Too much focus on the small stuff stalls the prog,ress of the council and gets council members too caught up in the bureaucratic process, be said. their issues through as quic ly as they like. I've felt that the commission but I'm to it so I just keep plug al9og." Of course, the Jump fro Planning Commission is not sure thing. Former Pl · Commissioner Tom Sutro r for City Council in 2000, s ing as an apparently stron candidate before sufferin defeat. City Manager Allan Roe<.1. F·ghtin. g the er said any involvement · 1 . / the city is good preparatio frustration . for a possible elected positio Dealing with the bureau-· but a se~t on the Plannin cratic process is one of the CommisSlon does not auto biggest lessons Foley sald she mati~y ensure .a se~es has learned on the Planning transition to the council No Commission. She may not be does it give one member forced to look at very many advantage over the other, he land-use options as a school said. board member, but the And, Roeder said, familiar- bureaucratic process remains ity with city process certainly the same. helps city staff members And, she said, she has interact ~th council mem- leamed that goals cannot be bers •. but it is not a necessary realized overnight. requirement. "I think I've been able to understand some of the frus- trations they deal with,· Foley said. "Might feel v~ry frustrated that they can't get • LOUTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at1949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harp- erOlatlmes.com. Summer Olympics in Syd- ney, Australia crossed the line in 1:01. "!The Kring and Chung Newport Beach 1iiathJon) is always tun, it's relatively local. well-organized, safe and it's short," Jones said. She plans to race in the Commonwealth Games in August an~ train for the World Championships in Cancun. Mexico in Novem- ber. Jones won first place at the World Championships m 1992 and 1993, and finished second last year. Newport Beach resident Michael Collins, 36, crossed the finish line sixth overalJ in the men's division with a tune of 1:00.37. Friends and family hugged one another and enjoyed the time they spent together at the triathlon. DON LEACH I OAll.Y PllOT A participant turns the comer at Jamboree and Back Bay drive as he heads into the run portion of Newport Beach Triathlon . Proceeds from the $7 5 registration fee go toward the UC Irvine rowing team. whlch had volunteers at the triathlon Sunday, Caress Sa.Jd. In fact, although they live in Southern California now, it was two native Australians who crossed the finish line ANSWERS CONTINUED FROM 1 so large,• Denny Lynne Engelke confessed during discussion. "It's j~t great." Engelke, the mother of two college-aged sons, said she came because she has strong feelings about sodal, emo- tional ~d life-cllanging con- sequences of teen pregnancy. The Costa Mesa resident said she holds high expectations for today's youth but stays grounded in reality. "There is a huge disparity between what we as parents want to happen with teen sex and what is actually happen- ing,• she said. Her opinion is bolstered by the shocking figmes on teen birth rates reported by the California Department of Health. Research found one area of the city to have more than twice the number of teen pregnancies than the county average. Those statis- tics, in large part, initiated Friday's discussion. Engelke's group reported GEnlNG INVOLVED . • GnTING ..voLWD runs period- ic.atty In the Dally Piiot on • rotating basis. tf you'd like Information on adding 'PK organization to this lkt. call (M9) 57~. AMERICAN CANCER SOCJ£TY The Orange County Region of the Amerlc.an Cancer Soci- ety seek.I office volunteen. The society is also seeking volunteers to answer calls for the unlr1 Helpline Inf oCen· ter. (9'9) 261-9'46. ANIMAL NElWOIU( Of OMNGI COUNTY Become • bottle-feeder or take in p~t cats at your Jlcjmj, M&liy shelters kW ~t cats upon arrival. Dbgl Qd cats are lllo 1vall· abl9 m 6ddPtlOri .... 9) 759-_.. or WWW.,.,....,,et- woit.~. .. with the fastest times in the men's and women's divisions. Santa Monica resident Marc Lees, 29, finished the that trust was the major factor in communication . Parents need to be able to trust that their children will listen to them and take the informa- tion to heart. Teens, on the other hand, need lo be able to trust their parents to be hon- est and not jump to conclu- sions. "Sometimes 'we are just curious about things and we want to ask but we are afraid our parents will assume we are asking because we· want to do it,• one girl said. Donna Aeming, executive director of Ca.mp Fire USA Orange County, led the dis- cussion regarding culture and ethnicity and was joined by three immigrant parents and a handful of Save Our Youth Girls -a subdivision of the Westside after school pro- gram. The culture group delivered a comprehensive report that gained high praise from the rest of the group. Fleming reported that the girls believe self esteem and future goals are the best deterrent to teen pregnancy and wished that parents, teachers and community COSTA MESA MS SELF-HELP GROUP The Orange County chapter of the national Multiple Scle- rosis Society has started a new sell-help group in Costa Mesa for people newly diag- nosed or with minimal symp- toms of multiple sclerosis, or both. The group will meet at 11 a.m. the first Tuesday of every month. (949) 650-7659. DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES Volunteer mediators, case specialists and outreach auiltants are needed to help in a variety of mediation CU· es. BWngual language 1k.llla are needed for office volun· teen and for mediators. (IH9) 250-0488. Ufll.JNE UVING CENTIRS Memally W edultl rely on the Newport Bffch center for Nlidntlal boU1ina-It 1*dl ptofeutona.J fund·ra1Hn to race in 55: 15. whtle Michellie Jones, 32, a Carlsbad resi- dent and silver medalist in the triathlon in the 2000 leaders could help them believe they are good enough to realize those goals. #These girls believed in their ability to make their futures happen and believe they can better their lives but there is not a sense of com- munity support," Aeming said. The parents in the group echoed a lack of community support. saying in Mexico they felt comfortable letting their children walk to the store, or go out with friends because there was always a cousin, or friend of the family around. Here they feel a need to be stricter, the parents said. which could lead to more serious rebellion, the teens commented. "Everyone (in Mexico) knows everyone,· one moth- er S4id. "Here I could live in one place for 10 yea.rs and never meet my neighbors.• The group also tackled challenges like immigrant parents who work too many hours to provide some of the necessary support. Gartner's abstinence group was made up of only support and maintain this resource. <>ASIS SENIOR aNTtR Meals on Wheels volunteers are needed to distribute pre- pared dishes to homebound seniors in the Newport Beach area. The dellvery time Is between t 1:30 a.m. and t p.m. daily. The Oasis Senior Center also needs volunteer nurses for its bimonthly blood pressure screenings. The cen- ter off en this servtce between 9 ~d 11 a.m. on tbe first and third Tuesdays of the month. Volunteers thould commit two hours once a month 01 volunteer on a substitute but.I. The center ii at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona clel Mer. (949) 644·32"'. ONMMOPIC 1be Opera P1dfiC Guild AJlance, • support glO\q) tor Opera hdftc, -K1htllli for volun'"'1. (949) 474-4411. • llJIYa ALDERTON is the news assistant. He may be reached at (949) 574-4298 or by e-mail at bryce.ald«tonOlatimes.com. four adults but its findings were well received by the multitude. "We feel it ls important to provide kids with a place they can share their commitment to abstinence without being judged, or fear peer pressure or shame,• he said . "It's one thing to just say, 'don't have sex,' it's another to actually support teens in that prac· lice.· At the end of the nJght par- bcipants were invited to share how they were ieeling at that moment in one word. People answered with words like hopeful, proud and encouraged. Some others opted for two word responses, such as •abstinence only" and ·be reallsbc." Gart:ner's comment at the closing of the session gar- nered thunde rous applause • from the entire audience and provided the perfect closing for an educational evening. ·costa Mesa," be said. • LOllTA HARNR covers Costa Mesa. She may be re.ched at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at /ollta.harp- erOlatimes.com. ORANGE COUNTY WORKS Participate in life manage- ment and employment train- ing workshops as a success coach to foster teens 16 to 18. (949) 509-1451. , 10 ~. Coeta Meea .... ,. • Daily Pilot NEWSROOM CONTINUED FROM 1 worst ones, but one of her teachers nonetheless. The opporturuty to be her teacher came through my part-time gig, in which l leach a journalism course al Orange Coast College. I know, l'm sure many of you are hoping I'll make it a full-time thing, but sorry I'm not quitting my day job any tune soon. Anyway, this last semes- ter I met Mikayla, who J just dSsumed was a college freshman or sophomore like the rest of the students in my class. I was stunned to learn she was 17 dl the lime dnd AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St .• Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646· 4170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. · Include the time, date and location of the event, as well as a contact phone number. A complete listmg is available at www.dallypllot.com. TODAY Distinguished Chinese dissi- dent Wei Jengsheng cJnd Rep. Christopher Cox will conduct d lecture lltled, "The Future of Human Rights dnd Democ- racy m China" from 7:30 to 9 p m m the Socia I Snence Lecture Hall #1 00 di UC lrvme. The lecture 1s d part of the 1 lth Annudl Julius Mdf- yolts Lecture Sc>nC''> for the Center for Gloh<1l Pcd\C and Conruct Stud1e!> at UC lrvme. Free, open to the public. with d receptwn following (949) 824-1:>410. or v1s1t htlp.//hypd- lJd.SS.UCl.edu/gpdCS TUESDAY The Orange County Chapter of Cluldhelp USA will hos t the 20th annudl Celebrity Golf Classic dt Pehcdn Hill Golf Course in Newport Codst. Registration will begin dt 9:30 a.m. with d shotgun start at 10:30 d.m. $500 per golfer, levels of corporate sponsor fees dre $2,000, $5,000 and $10,000. Fee!> Ulclude golf, d cocktdtl recep- tion. dtnner, silent and live dUCbons and an dward cere- mony with celebnty host Rich Saul. The Orange County Chapter ol Childhelp USA raises funds to provide con- bnued support dnd care for abused children. Debrd Vio· lette, (949) 829-6922 Supervisor Jim Sliva and Bruce Poetter, ·Republican candidate for Ordnge County Clerk-Recorder wlU attend a reception at 5·30 p.m. at the Newport Beach Tennis Club, 2601 Eastbluff Dr m Newport Beach. The recepllon features a hosted hor!> d'oeuvres buf- fet and a no-host full bar. RSVP lo Debra Allen at (949) 644-9264 . The NPwport Har- bor Republican Assembly hosts the event A tree seminar on osteoporo- sis prevention and treatment .. KENN Y PRINTER Unlshing up her seruor year or high school. I was also very, very impressed. Mikayla's writing is often more mature and pollshed than many of her college· age peers. And there are some really good writers in that class. Still, her papers are well thought out and organlied with a Ou.id style and she . always winds up with a lot less correction marks for grammar errors than many of her classmates, I can attest to that. Mesa schools for low acluevement. "I was completely pre- pared for anything that cam~ my way,# she said of her education at Estancia High, a school In which , graduates regularly go off to attend top universities. "J was challenged there so much." So l wondered, how could a high school student be so · far ahead of the game? Don't think Mikayla and other Estancia students haven't heard the cntiosms from the wrongheaded pollbctans and gadflys eager to smear anything to do with the Westside. · They have, but they are true to their school, despite the unfounded remarks by those who prefer to use stan- darctiied test scores rather than personal testimony as Her answer is going to shock some, especially those who make it a pastime to bash the Westside Costa wlU take place from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in' the pal.lo cale of Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservations reqwred. (800) 595-MOMS. THURSDAY ChrlsUne Hayashi, assistant director of the Cancer Legal Resource Center, w1JI speak on Cdncer and the law from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in the Ho<lg Con- ference Center at Hoag Hos- pital, 1 Hoag Drive. Newport Bc>dch. Free, no registration rcqwrcd. (949) 76.0-5542. The Newport Beach Cham- her of Commerce will host an dltn-hours network.mg mixer thdl will include dO everung or comedy, mystery dnd net- working dl the Gourmet Dc•tc•ctJVe's I lome di the M ez- zdninc Restaurant dl the Tow- Cf'), l qsoo MdcArthur Blvd., Irvine Free to chamber mem- ht-n., $10 for potenlJdl mem· twrs. Reservations not need- c>d (449) 729-4400. FRIDAY The third annual student- supported patriotic event to mqrk Memorial Day will be held at 11 a.m. at Newport Harbor High School below the clock tower. The event began in · 2000 and is held every Fnday before Memonal Day to remember and honor those Newport Harbor J ltgh graduates who died while fighbng m American wars. More thdn 200 people attend- ed ldst ¥ear. (949) 515-6300 or (949) 721-8090. MAY 30 U.S. Ambassador Barbara Boehne will give a lecture dS part of lhe Spring Forum 2002 hosted by the Center for Glob-· al Pedce and Conflict Studies at UCL The lecture will focus on ltfe m foreign service and LS scheduled from 3:30 lo 5 p.m The lecture LS tree and open to the pubUc. It will be held m Social Soences Plaza A, Room 100 t1l UCI. (949) 8,24-6410. 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Up Skin Care Center E8theticlana & Nur8ft Practitioner &Mpe-Up Phy8tcal lherapy c.nt.r ·No r the gauge for whether a school is pedorming well. "I love all my teachers at Estancia,* she said. "I'v.e learned so much from that school." She sure has. Mikayla, who attended Calilomia Elementary and TeWmkle Intermediate schools, is in the top 5% of her class and is graduating WJth a 3.81 GPA and plans to attend UC Santa Barbara m the fall. At Estanaa, she played tennis and soccer and was an Advanced Placement stu- dent, taking courses that not only prepared her for higher education but earned her credit toward college as well. That's how she wound up JUNE 1 The 21st annual Corona del Mar Sceruc SK presented by the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce and the City of Newport Beach Community Services Department will begin with registration at 6 a.m. near the comer or Ocean Boulevard and Heliotrope, above the Corona del Mar State Beach parking lot, in Corona del Mar. $22 for 5K run, $22 for two-mile run. $12 for lK Kid's Dolphin Dash for preregistration before Wednesday. Mail completed registration form with check or credit cards to Attn: CdM5k city or Newport Beacb, 3300 N ewport Blvd., Newport Beach, CA 92663. Walk-in registration and pdckel pickup available from noon to 7 p.m. May 29-30 and 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. May 31 at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguente Ave .. Corona del Mar. Race·ddy regLStrabon 1s $30, $12 for Dolphin Dash. (949) 644-3151. Th· "'-cupunc:•ur .. Worl&• • I I 'I I. I •• I I \ 1. '' • I .' ~ I I I ()') HI ... f I.. ' I' •• I ,., '" .c1. I Monday. M4y 20, 2002 5 taking my class. iJfter Uus year to make sure As an experiment, Mtkay-that the Advanced Place· la convinced her counselor ment program stays strong and school officials to let her and OCC doesn't wind up lake thre~ classes at OCC, with all the top students English composttlon, litera-Mtkayla understands that ture and my class, mlroduc-and so do I. even though it's lion to newswriting and too bad that I won't have reporting. • any more ltke·her m my She enjoyed getting the future classes. chance to taste what college Stlll'. Itm glad I was able is like, and I wanted to know to coa:lgbute even a little b1t what was drivmg her grades,. to her future success, dnd I upward, even past some of '-can 9ssure Newport-MeSd her older classmates. officials that she indeed bves ·Anywhere you go, it's all up lo her Academic All Star what you make of it," she • billing. said. "I love to write. That's ---------" what I'm good at. l treasure It greatly. I'm reaUy glad that • TONY OOOBtO is the editor His column appears on Mondays. If you have story ideas or concerns about news coverage please send mes- sages either via e-mail to tony doderoOlat1mes com or by phone at 949-574-4258. I ctid this." While Mikayla's story is a success, school officials are ctiscontinwng the program Ola -- ..... ~-..... WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners fi(istorante :Mamma qina Monday-Friday: 4:30-6: 15 Eggplant Parmigiana or Cannelloni Alla Florentina (with soup or s_alad} JUST $10.90 The Real Prime Rib or Filet Mignon (with soup or salad) JUST $1~.90 Sandabs Piccata or Salmon Alla C hecca (with soup or salad) JUST $12.90 (949) 673-9500 www.mammagina.com 251 East Coast Highway • Newport Beach Classified ads work for GET' THE POINT? YOU! THE Daily Pilot ( I , ..... t .. d <. (JftlflHHHty M..-HkPtplrlf P . 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That's where former Newport Harbor High standout Glen Griffith earned most his points. hurdles. Newport Harbor won back-to-back Sunset League track titles in 1949 and '50, but Griffit~ injured his knee in the spring of '51 and could not fully recover in time for the league championships. "If I hadn't injured my (left) knee, we would've gotten a third (title) in a row,• Griffith said. STEVE MCCAANJC I OMV PllOT UC Irvine first baseman Matt Anderson, shown here in earlier Big West Conference baseball actton, and the Anteaters dropped a 13-6 decision at Cal State Northrldge Sunday. The Matadon, who clinched their ftrst Big West UUe Saturday, swept the three-game series. UCI closes out its regular season with a three-game set against visiting UC Riverside , begtnning Friday at 7 p.m. For more on Sunday's game, See Page 7. •I got to pick op the garbage and put it back in. f got to be pretty good at tipping it back in,• said Griffith, a star 6-foot-4th center on Coach Ralph Reed's Sunset League co-championship team in 1951, which finished 15-3 for the second time in three seasons. Griffith was an All-Sunset Leagu e left end in football and champion'llurdler in track and field, but baske tball was his best sport. In football, Gnffith was a first-team All-Sunset League end in the fall of '50 under Coach Al Irwin. The Sailors finished 6-3 that season, winning their final four games, including victories over Santa Ana, 19-2, and Anaheim, 35-13. "I remember Newport Harbor and Santa Ana used to be pretty big rivals, and when we played Santa Ana (in '50), I seemed to really be up for that game.• he said. "I made a lot of good tackles and caught a touchdown pass, in After Newport Harbor, Griffith HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Springing into action played two years at Orange Coast College under former basketball coach Miles Eaton and merited second-team All-East.em Conference honors as a sophomore in 1953. Griffith played briefly at San Jose State and once came up against the University of San Francisco's BW Russell, which somebody got a picture of it ... there were two or three guys around me and they had their arms all around, and I don't know why they let me catch it. The ball just slipped m there.• After the game, Griffith posed for an impromptu photograph with his brother, who was five 1ears younger, and Sail6Ts quarte rback CdM , Mesa, Estancia open football drills today. Lightning already cracking, Tars a week away. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT Spring prarltce ,., U'>Udlly dbout solidarity dnd srh<'ml!s. If they accompllsh nothmg <>l'>P, Newport·MeSd high school footbdll codches will be happy lo come dWdY from this year's spring drills, wh1rh bPgan today at Corona d el Mdr, Co'>td Mesa and Estanna, having m1t1ated the bonding of the ir pldyer'> and cstabhshE>d the founddt1on of their offe nsive dnd defensive system'> Scheming and ledming w1JJ begm for Newport Harbor Mdy 28, while Sage Hill, the n<>w kid on the NPwport-Mesa block. 1s alreddy d week into driJls m preparation for the 2002 season. AJJ spring drills are conducted Ill T- s hirts and shorts. Players may not wear a helmet or othe r equipment. CdM Coach Dick Freeman and his sldff will work with the Sea Kings weekdays, excluding Wednesday, for the next three weeks. The Sed Kings are coming off a 5-4-t campaign in which they missed the C IF Southern Section D1v1sion IX Playoffs for the first time since moving from the Sea View League to the Pacific Coast League pnor to the 1999 campaign. Costa Mesa. under second-year head mdn Dave Perkms, wtll driU hve days d week for three weeks. The Mustangs hrushed I.turd m the PCL last fall, then lost in the first round or thP playoffs to hmsh 7-4 They will compete in the Golden West League the next four sea5ons. Estancia, which finished 0-9 lastlaU, begins its hrst spring practice under second-year coach Jay Noonan. Noonan was hired after a sparsely attended makeshift spring practice was completed last year. The Eagles are also leaving the PCL for the Golden West League. Newport Harbor, wh1 ch won the Sea View League crown in 2001 and advanced to the CIF Division VI semifinals before bowing out with a 10- 2· t record, has pushed back the start of workouts to allow spring-sport athletes to conclude their postseason competition. but bls collegiate career Glen Griffith Coach Jeff Brirlkiey's Sailors will go every weekday for three weeks to get their work in before the onset of sununer. Sage Hill, preparing for its first varsity season after two years of lower-level competition, will continue being put through the paces by Coach Tom Monarch, who has overseen the program from its inception. The Lightning will compete in the Academy League in CIF D1vision xm. While spring typk:ally involves getting one's own house in order, Costa Mesa and CdM will be thinking of one another, since they are scheduled to square off for a season-opening nonleague battle Sept. 13 at Orange Coast College. Newport Harbor is, no doubt, already pondering its Sept. t 2 opener-at Thabuco H1lls, while Noonan's Eagles will attempt to break a 10-game losing streak when they square off against Magnolia Sept. 13. never really paqned out. Griffith found himself •at odds with some of the guys on the team,• he said. "It seemed they were all in the same fraternity. f did play some good games before I finally qult. • WhUe at Newport Harbor, however, Griffith was a three-sport standout. He was often the track team's leading point man with victories in the 120-yard high hurdles and 180 low hurdles, and usually a second or third in the high jump, in which his personal best was 5-1()3/4, "That 180 yards got to be a long ways, especially when you throw in a jump,• Griffith said, referring to an event that no longer exists. Griffith, whose best 120 hurdle time was 15.2, also competed in track at OCC, where he once held the school record ln 120 high Dick Jones. "That was a real happy game,· Griffith said of the Santa Ana triumph, which ignited the four-game, season-ending winning streak. Griffith, the latest honoree in the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, retired from the Santa Ana Fire Department In t 989 after 25 years of service, which included earning the rank of captdin. Griffith lives in WUdomar with his wife of 47 years, Ingeborg. They have two children and two grandchildren. "We met when f w~ going to OCC, • Griffith said of his German-born wife. • 1 was coming out of German class and she was coming out of French class.• Of Newport Harbor, Grilfith added: "It was really a privilege to go to Newport Harbor ln those days. It was a nice school.· John Houten Enriching lives of others is simply pait of a full life for this longtime community volunteer. larTy Feultner 0 AllY PILoT en lbe Ana.helm Ang91. elected to onor John Houten u pert ol tbelr Halo Hero program, recOgnlzing community volunteers, they had little Idea lt • would spike ticket Ml• 10 lignlftcantJy for Tuesday'• game against the Kamu City Royals. Houten'• wife, Juba, ...amatee about ftvt dozen frMndl wan be OD Mnd to ....... the longtime c:oecb and boenl ..... far die Harbor ArM ~. Qldl Clubf wllo .... allo omdMld coi-.w. ,. ... _. .... ~ ............ Diii ... = ........... .,. .. 1 ..... .. ......... _ ,,, ....... ,.,. Mlft!l/l'l'al lllllHI 'I .... ... ...................... - Doily Pilot BRIEFLY . -'" SPORTS Monday. Moy 20, 2002 7 Anteaters· swept The UC lrnne I "'-· I baseball team ( '-" rallied from a 5-~ ' deficit to tie it m Stev(• Guthne (two R8ls) and B J. Eue< I' f'dCh homPrPd ror the AnlPdter;, for whom C'hris MillPr WPn t 2 for 4, T eWmkJe Intermediate Coach BW IJddeU ~npture!. his 14th consecuuve boys till at s the Newport-Mesa District junior high track c1nd field c hnmp1onships at Newport T he Corona del Mdr dilinq team wuu. the Baker Trophy. g1vPn to the ndhon's top saiUng team as the Sea Kings top a stx- team field ctt the Sailing Tf'am Racing Ctuunpionstup<l at Newport Harbor Vdcht Cluh The Sea K.ulga, compnsed of Capt.a.in Biil Ward, Sabrina Witzel, Deidre Dunn. Josh Nlcbob, Alan, Betsy Carmichael and J<elth Geffen, drl' - 10 lbe slxth inning, but host C'dl State Northndge responded with a six -run rail y ln the !>aJT1e fr dl11e, which led .to a 13-ti Big West Conference victory Sunddy. llG WIST CONff!HKI UClrvine 200 003 001 • 5 7 2 <:al State Northtodge 400 106 02x • 13 10 0 Harbor High R1tlcle1J'& squad records 16 first- f)lace performctnccs ln 24 events Multiple wlnners for Te Winkle lnclude: A1fomo Gm.man (5-fool-4-und-undt>r JOO-yard dash and the 180)1 LuJs Segovlano (<;(•ventb-grade 1.320 in a district-record 3 4.0 10 and the 600). Shane McGuire (100, 180 and long Jllmp). Riddell's The win dllowcd I h e Matadors (40-15, 19-5 1n conference), who c:J..anched theu first Big West crown Sa turddy and are ranked No 1 o by Baseball America, to '>Weep the> three-game senes Ttatey, French (6), Tripoli (7) and M oller, Pol.lfl(o, Robertson (2), ~on (4), Fortugno (6), Rosal~ (6) Mid Volta w · Rosale1,, l 2 L Tracey 2.8 • Anderson (UCI), Dom (CSN), VOita (CSN) HR • Guthrie (UCI), Eucce (UCI). M<~nz1e (CSN) 2. Voita (CSN) three relay teams are c1lso victorious. Corona del Mar etghth- grader 'iravls Beardtlee takes the 1,320 In 3;43.0 and Harbor Day's Chase Emery (sixth grade) wins the 300 .in 36.54. coached by BUI Wakeman. The Estancia baseball te.<m 'iCOres eight runs on eight hits m the fl1st mnlng of an l l-8 CIF 3-A· • wUd-card baseball victory at l;larvard Nate Haeger bel~ a three-run home run and edcls a two-run shot for th.P winner&. Eagle coaches Ken Millard and PauJ Troxel puU Kyle Wll»oo after two inrungs to save bun for a flJ'St-round matcbup agamst No. 2-seeded La Mirada (f8-6) Mike mith picks up for Wilson with three scoreless innings, allowing two hi~ Ronen gee. 3 for 4 while Smith, Steve King and Chad Weaver lirush 2 for 3 -UCI men 22nd UCI (31-23, 12.-9), which hd-. lost seven of Its last 10, fdll!> tfJ fifth place 10 the conlerencr• standlngs with just lhrf'e gamP'i remaining. Thi! uc· Irvine IT:[ , "\ men'<, qolf teum lini'>hecl 22nd 1n U the NCAA We'>I Seven Newport-Mesa athletes qualify for the prestigious CIP Southern Section McSSters Meet as two school records fall at the ClP Southern Secbon lrrtck and field fi~als at Cerritos College. The Newpor1 Harbor girls 1.600 relay team breaks one school record. as does Costa Mesa distance specialist Erle Solle. 1\vo freshman girls win mdlvidual ClP championships: April Ross (Newport Harbor' m the high jump, and Liz Mone (CdM) in the 800 Costa Mesa's four-athlete contingent brings home a school-record four medals, lncludlng: Solis, who sets a school record (1:.54..901ln the800; Matthew RudesW (a personal-best 52-3 112 m the shot put to place third); Bruce Haneoc:k (third in the 1,600): and Gegl Van De Walker (fowth ln girls 800). Four Newport Harbor athletes advance to the Masters Meet • in six events wtule Costa Mesa's Denl.sha Bendz wms the CIF Southern Section Division 2-A championstup m the 1,t>O!l meten> at Cerritos College. Senior Tony Mancuso quahlJe m both the sbot put (56-9) and the dlscus (157-9). while Juruor Beau Ralphs throws a personaJ·best 53-7 112 ln the shot put Sophomore Glna Hea<k, who is the No. Z q llabfier for the Masters ui the disrus (135-10) and No. 7 qualiller m the shot put 139-3 114,, dS well a~ freshman high jumper nna Bowman (5-5), round out Newport Harbor athJet.es advancing to the Masters. Reg1onc1l that ronc luded ~i:1turdc1y c11 the Un1vcrc;1ty of New l\1Px1co champiomh1p courw 1n Albuquerqul! The Anteaters, who host UC' Riverside for a three-ydmE' !tC'l. beginning Friday, entN the hndl weekend one gdme heh1nd fourth-place Cal Poly dnd two games behind both Cdl Slut(• Fullerton and Lonq Bedch Stdtt•, which are tied for !t('COnd UCI iuruor /'vWcc l...dve>ry shol pctr 72 5.tturdcty to m..JkC' M l.href>.. round totc1J 221. good for J4th. UCI\ .ll'ff Coburn (2331 Wd'i 'il'>t, and Ryctn Arm-.tronq (227J Wd.., 82ncf Newport Harbor qualities three other girls in the Maste.rs: senior M.I!. Clayton, (second in the Division IJ triple jump), senior thrower Sylvia Madueno (fourth in the discus) and sophomore Alida McFall (third tn the 3,200). -compiled by Bryce Alderton HAPPY BIRTHDAY Celebrating the Daily Pilot's Athlete of the Week series DEEP SU SUHDAY'S COUNTS HOUTEN CONTINUED FROM 6 "11•wpon I l..rli11r [rl111 •1t11m founclalt•IO I() wfuch ht• \'\Ill lrrm..,1tton 110111 tht• BCJY" lV Lu I'> C lull Newport Landing· 6 boats, 95 11nglers 7 wtlote sea N\S. 26 · barrilWda, 81 cahco bau. 22 sand bass, 2 Kulpm, 6 roc:lcfdh, 8 sheep- Ot>ad. 61 wMe f!Wl. 16 bl~ pe<dl, 1 yellowla11, 3 Spanish mackerel mc1ny of thow ti'> pn·-.1de>nt In t1dcltt1on to h1.., C'Ot1< h1mJ, I lollt('n hu'> bN•n cl VdJUNI func1·fdl'>f'r dl1d c1clm101<,irr1tor for the Boys. & C1r1., C'lub I IP pc;t1rndlP'> hf· rctl'>I'.., d'> much <1" $150,000 rmnudlly to hol'>l<'f th1• lrn<lqr-t thc1t 1-. n11w roughly $'1110,00C> the Lou Vdntom brdn< h. ctdJacent to Kc11&er Elemr·nldry 1n Co'ltd Me<;a. In dddibon to c1thlet1C&. the club off Prs dO English as c1 '>f'<.ond l«nguage progrnm and l!> hterdlly home e'l/ery weekday afternoon to kid!> whoc;e pt1rents work. "We hc1vr· t.1 fdbulou& program there tor the kJds,' '>dtd I loutt>n, who t1dJrul!; le•'>!> dnd le!>s of h1'> time 1s c,pent "doing the fun '>luff in prourc1m'>. We hdvP d huge group of cornm1ll!'d people who help the kids with their homework. Bef<Jre dnyone ptek'> up d bc1sketbt1ll or d bd'>E'~ldll, they hni'>h their homPwork." f lfJUlf'll I'> IJTdllJ11·tf'l11 l>e h<;IOCJH'll hy th1· Ang<>h t1111 hf ..,,.1111 ht· I'> rNJUldfly '""' r1rd<'d for dl'votinq t11'> llml' t11 kid., "It''> I un 111 p1d, up llw papt'r and l•illow th1 tuqh ..,, hoot kul-. in thl'lf ... prin'>. • I Ir ..,did 111 """ o kiri., nr1m1• rtrHI 111 0 •1111llllh•rI11Jc11 tu·d him TODAY TMvtS NELSON 0 Newp6rt Harbor boys volleyball 1998 I TODAY'S SCHEDULE GOlf Whlft> I lout .. n r h•·n"h"" llme with hi., fd1111I\ hi' h11-. 1H1 r,.qr1•t... .1hout hl'> \ oluntN·r ''"'" -\'\h1'll \IHI \•1hm1t •·r yourumr vr1u w LINDSAY G RUUS 0 Corona del Mar girls soccer 1996-97 High ioehool boy\ Coronel del Mar (No<~ Sherman) at (If South- ern Secloon Individual fona~ at Canyon Country Club, 8 a m "I'm f11r1undtC' frmn th<· ~tundpo1nt of my po<,1llon in Jdc , · 1 loutPn !>dtd I m c1 1i.111kN, -.o I'm mvol\'1•d "v1th ,, l<it "' !H'oph· who dre lur ky t>nough lo br· Vl'ry '>UC"Cl'">'>lul dnd dbl<' to u1ve bdck Moo;t of the> Lune" 1wople conw to me wdnllnq lo contnhull• • Houten\ romm1lment to hi!> fdnuJy broddcned h1-. involvement He codchr-d l'hillp 1n bd'>kPtbaJI and hds codched Breu·., NJ IBA tec1ms dS he d'> proqre.,wd through the• program dnln<J 11 II!'< rtU'>I' 'ytlll '"I l>lfllnlttf'cl lo 11 lw '>did "Al th" Pnd 111111,. ddy 1 louk li<Jrk and rr .. 111/l• I dlJ 11 h• <cJllSP I wrml 11• d o 11 It'> d fl ·r1I pldCP I hr1I I \ ~f\ hod} '>houJd hav•· m their II\"" " NOnCE or lniJ'f:M. egreu. use and powu to CJCplore. TRlJSTEg'S SALE and enjoyment aubject drtll. rcdrlll. n:move 11WST NO. RIV· to the provl.alot'\11 o(the and atorc the aamc 517557-HO On June Declaration ot from or tn lhe land or 3. 200!2 at 3.00 P M Cownanta. Condiuona ID dlvm or othcn.1ac l'lr9t J\.uM!r1Can n~ and Rt:etnc:Uona Cor uUllu aucb -ler IJl8WVICC Compeny Ncwpon Cout Vlllaa rtgbte or tntcrcat on ~tee. or Succe:Mor Condomlnlwna any other property or SW.Ututed nu.iee recorded on June JO, owned or lcued by the ol that certain Deed of 1999 u inatrumcnt no llvlne Company. but nu.t aeculed by 199904321~ of Without. however any Hcnmn Roberta, • Oftldal ~rcle In ~ r1C)lt to c:ntcr upon Ult amn1ed man u hl8 e>mee of the County turliw:c of the 1-.nd In tclle and iepV&tc Recocder of Orm&e the c.urdSe of •ucb property and recorded County. u amended 1'1&hta. u reMNed by MarCh ·GI, 2000 u from t.lme to ume (the the ltvlne Company In in.tn&ment No "Condominium the Deed recorded 20000185639. ID Book Ocd.aratk>n1 r:Ner the March 4, 1994 u "-le. of OIDdal common areu (u tnatrumcnt No 94- Rec:ooc'd9 ol ~ ddlned In the 0157795. ~rded County, Cal.l!omia. Condomll\lum March 4 , JG94 u and pwwuant to th.at Declaration) of Lot J of lnatrument No 94- cer1aln Notice of Ute Tract. and (81 non· O 167798. recorded · Odlult tbc:reundes' CJlcluarve nght of October 6, 1995 u .-ded January 18. pm4CMIOn avu all INtNJDent No 9~ :I002 M l.DMNmalt 11.znlted common areas 434378 and n:corded No. 200200U283. In loc:atcd on Lot II of the Oc:tobu 4. 199:! u Booll. ..... of Oaldal tnct. u ehown on the ~~~ No 95-Recordll ol Mid condominium plan 4~ ~ of OOlclal Co\lnty, will undeT AJ..50 EXCEPJ1NO R«otda PARCEL. ~. and pursuant to Mid FROM SAID PARCEt. I Unltt•I 2430. u Deed ol lNal eeU at 1liE: FOU..OWINC All ahown on I.he public aueuon ror oU. oCJ 11gbt.e Condominium Plan eMh. ~ money of IJllnCRla. IJ'llncral PARCEL 3 A non· tbe United Stata of 11gbt.e. n.tlW"&I SllJI e.ccluaive eucmcnl for Am::rlca. a caahk:I'• rtabt.a and ot.hcr lflVeaa eivcu. u.ae cbec.k peyable to Mid hydrocarbona by and enjoyment. Tnwtee drawn on a wh•~ name aubject to the .ara or oaaoneJ bank. known. acotbcnnal provlalon8 or the a cheClll drawn by a at9m. and &ll Condominium ottate or fedll:ral cn:dll produc:a dcttved from Oeclarauon. CIVfS the union, or a cbeck llllY ol the ro.~Fln&-COll'll110(l uu of Lot l dnlwn by a etAlte or that may be Without or ol the Tract u deJ1ned federal MV1np and Wider the land, In the Condom1nlum loan MAOCl•tlof\. cw tQltther With lhe DeclaraUOn, u ~ bank 1pccl&d pcrpelual ~~•n~f appwUnant to Parcela In Secdon 51<>2 ol lhe c1rt1l1n&-~--... I and 2 above l"tDllndal Code and cxplortnc and de9crtbcd. PARCEL 4. authortzed to do opcraUn& tbcrdore. An enluatve f"ICbt of bulllneM In t.bla et.ate. and 1tortn1 In and poucaalon and at the Cl"ont atcpa of removtng the aame occupancy of the the ORANOB CMC from Mid land or any ruldmual limited C!M"ER. located at. olheT land. lncludln& common arcaa u 300 f.Mt Chapman lbc r1'1\t to Wblpel.ock dd1ned In the Awnue. ~. or c:Urcc:Uonally drtll Coodomlnlum CaMfomla all that and mine from lancb Oeclarauon and a• f1Cbt. title and Int.creel other than Ule land. ahown thcrcln u oooveyed to and now oil or au weUa. appurtenant to Pa.re.eta .. _... ,_ 11 under aald tunnda and lhatt. I and 2 above -""7 .. __........ Pt.RCE1. 5: O..S o( nuat In the lnlO thtoullh or ac:roaa A.....,...'""""'non·--"··tve ~ 9'tuat.ed In the aubeW'fa,ce ol the ..,...._ ..ait Count;y and State laod. and to bottom .-emcnt and delc:r1b9d u . eucb wbl.~toclted or ~unable 11gbl of WIC nm.bare lnte:rc:.t dJl'ectlonall)' dr1lled and enjoyment of the 1:CU •A•. 1bc Land wdla. twvlCbl and •Muter Auodlltloo rdand to tn lb.la tbaftJ1 under and Property" u deftned In auarani-.. attuat.ed beneath OI' beyond the that certain Muter ...... ......... or ----· llmlta thcnol. OecllnUOI\ of ~"00umv :S""-to n!drUl, CQftl\&nl.a, Condltloaa OP OMHOE. and La munnd. equtp. and ratl1ctlOOa lor ..............,...._. '-"--· -·•-•·•-n:-•~. Newport Coa.tt Vlllaa --u ............ .._...... .-___....,. on June JO. A .__ .. ,.a• •-tate cScepen and OnM'.P.le ~"""' M ~au:;_ M.tcli wen. ot ~ea. I OQ9 u lnallW'tlalt and l'\cl lllCOI Cock wit.bout. ~. tbc No 1~2148 °' 11003.D =1 n,bt to dnll. m1Dc. = ol~ ~ -+ lloed '11 f'IU'cela IAAln. aplore and .. __.._ ol ...... ft_ 8lld 8 and~ ~tc th.rouCb tbc ~--..,. __ refand w M eurlace or the upper County rtbe '"MMt.er '1"lmmharl tnt.erwt l!OO feet to the Oeelanlttor:l1. u NWDbln 1'430-0-09. iul»wfa« o' the •wunenant to Pwwlll PARCEL A An land. u ~ by l Nld 2 •l>oYc =:*'ii/~=~~ ~an~ Int.rat In Pvce1a 1 March 4. I OD4 M unto CtVll.Of' It.a ~ 0 IMIUIM• lnlltJ'llma\t No. CM-e-"9 Uld PARCll. I: .An 0157790. recorded M*ip (lncl\ldU\J all ~ e.~ w.rcb .. .. "Own<rl1 the ..... ., Lot ) "' ~ No, CM-cirdu.M rlfbl to i.-n.. No llMl87 • i-0161191. '*'°"'9d and oacvpy Mid ... ~ In 1oo11 ()ct.obll" 4, 1900 M PWcet A dutlnl all 179 ....... 39 Uuvutlll ..... .-nt No Mo 1.JM Ptriodot0 and 41 IDdu8M. cl 41'378 rind recorded ~ PstocY• (u ... # I D\M imp, Ocf.olMr 4. 19CHI M lM quoUd WS-ai. tD lbe ... ol Cb9 .-.,mmt Ho. t&-dlllwd In ti* ccrtll!ll ~ ......... ol 4S431() .... "'~ ~ ol Qllll9t eo-e,,. ......... ALI<> ~. CondltiDl!rt c m '* ~ UCil1UfO ,.,.. am1 ,_..tenon. *" n.i. ~ 1A1D PMCD; l 'ftCS ~ Cwt VIDM ~ Ual!IJ: P'()U.OWIM}. *" .... ..., a. ""o. MIO. Mii, :1412. and .a_.., _. aod*°""'9_,.. I .. II. Ml4 :M30 ,...._ • ltW lllO • ._ _.. ,_, ...: * .... ;o.-....al• no. 1"'°'31141 • ..... ... Mii ....................... ti .... ~ ................... ., .. c-.r......,., -·---...... c = .. :::-'... ~. .. c 2 • ........ • ,... ... .. .... I M • .-..... • .... ·-· ..,..., • ._.._. ... a11•'-Aa. ~ ~-~ ==n-I-= .. ~------·-·~-:= :=::. ... ~ ;t;;~ Mo~t of I l outen''> C'Odchmg has bl'en ctl Houten wc1s c11so recently named to the Article U of the Tlmeahare Declarauon. toiether wtth the 11gbt IQ grant said eaacmenui IQ oU\cra PARCEL 8 The cx.clWl!Ve r111)lt and eucmcnt to UM and occupy an "Aulg11ed Unit' and uae the ·common J\rc:U" other than the llmltcd common an:aa not •ppurt.cnant to ~~Unit ~ .. ~conunon ~.~ therein 41t"}N a ·411e ~nod· (or II maXlmum uf acYen m nJ#lta tn Utf' O A.unum Plue Seaaon(a) I Holtd.oy Seaaon(•) 0 Plnt.11\um SeNon(a) I Gold Scuont•l each ·u11e Yew'. all tn 8CCC>rd&nce With lhc Tlmestwe Oecl.arauon. lhe proceduree for reacrv1nc u.Mgt and the ruldl and rqul&Uona of the Newport Cout Vlllu TI:rneahare AHoclaUon (The 0 ANoclaUon1, !All quoted tcrma 1hall have th" dednJUotu ucrtbed ~ In lhe 'T'lme8han: Declaration) Subject to lhe non-<lcllnquent real property taJrea and ~ll for the cum:nt 6acal year and all later years and to all Covenant.a. Coodluona. rulJ1Ctlooa. ~Uona. cx.ceptJ.ona. UmU.aUona. uaee. "Cbta. 1'1C)1ta-of· -y. ..anent.a and otheT mattcn or record on the date hereof. lnCludfnl without UmltAIUOn. the 1\mcahare Oeclan.UOn. tha Condominium DoclanlUon and the Muter Declanluon. &ll ol wtlJCb are heTcby lneorporated by rdcrenc:e Into the body ol t.bla INIJ'WDenl u II the ADlC were full,y Kl IOrth bcreln. A Timeahare r..tar,. .. lkeried In Bualnc:M and Prorc.aione CO<Se. 11003 5 bclna cocnprtaed cl Puula A and D and commonly rdmw1 to .. ~ lnto'ell N~l 3621-H· 62 Pan:cl k An undMded one-MY· eecond 11/52""1 lntcreat In Parcdlt I ~&.~ fW1laf 1 · M undMded ,,~ lllt«:re*l 1n Lot 2 o< 1Tilct No l&eQ? .. per m.p ~ tn Book 779. =.: thro\1#1 ~ mlrlCllll.aneow ~· ll the oe.oo o( t.ti. County ~ ol °'*'II County, Calllomla (I.he "t'raa,, ~.~ '812, .mo. 3821, 3822. .'8iO )031, 3832. ae40 .... aMt. Cotw'*" UNt J Mid C wdlll UNt 4. ........... .._.. ... u. c..... n..._ ..... ~OftJ\Mie 10, ,.. • ..... II ,_ ,_.. .. ., " Q9ml ...... lfl .. ... " .. 0.-., ....... a... c.mr.cw ...... ~ 2 tr ......, A ....... .. w ... ....... -tJr ..... --.... ....... .. the provl8IOIU of the Dcclar8Uon of Covenant.a. CondJUona and Rc3U1ctlona (or N~n Cout Vlllu Condltu.na recorded on June 10. 1999 u 1nauument no 199904321~ of Olllcial Record.a In lhe omce of the County Recordtt of Ora.nee County u amended from Ume to l1mC (the "Condom1nlum Occlal'aUon1 over the common UCILI tu ddlncd In the Condominium• OeclaraUonl oQ.ot l o{ the 1'ract. and 'l!Sl non- CJCCluslVe ~ll of J>ONCIMllOn over all limited common areu loca tcd on Lot 2 of the Tract. u Nlo'flln on the Condominium Plan. ALSO EXC!PTINC PROM SA.ID PAACEL I 1liE POU.OWING: All oil. oil r1jlhta. Ollnerala. msneraJ 1'1C)1ta natural ,.... r1jlbta and other hydnlcarbot'\11 by whataOC:Yer name lcnoWn. aeo!hennal •teem. and all prodw..'1.1 dcrtvcd !Tom any or the foregoing. th.at may be wltbout or under the land. together wtt.b the ~tual r11ht of drtll.lng, mlnln&. aplortna and operat.11\& then:fott. and •tortna In and ~emovltli the -Crom uld land or any other land tncludJ.n& the r1ghl to whlpatock or dlrccUooally drill and n:nn.e Crom landl other than the land. otl or p.e -.U.. tunnde and ahaft.t Into through or acroM lhc 1ubeurlace of lhe land and to bottom auch wtuptlOclled or 41rcctJonallf drilled wella. tunncla and ab.alts under and bcnc1ltJ1 or beyond the exter10.r llmlta thereof and lO redt11.1. retunnd. equip. ma.Int.a.In. repmr. deepen and openle 1uch wellll or rnlna wtthout, however. the nght to dnll. mine. 1tott, aplore and operate ~ the ewface or the Uppet' l!OO feet o( the 1ubNlface or the land. .. raeswd by the trvtne ComJlllll,Y In the Deed ~ M.an:b 4. 1 OD4 u lnetrwnalt , no 94- 0161790. recorded Man:b 4, I OD4 M tnatnwerlt no 94- 0157790. recorded Occotlcr 4. lM u lmtl\lmflnt no 90- 43-4378, and ~ Oc:toW ... 1111& .. ~t no 06- 434380 all of Olldlll "9oardll ALI() i>CC&f'I UiiO PROM MID ll'ARCIL I 1'HS POl.&.OW1"0 ,,.. and .. __ ...... ,... or ...-lhlnll> :::::-.... 1111111 : ~ .... ., .... kw. C....W ID ........ T ..... ... ....... lo .. ..... (llo ..... ... ........ ., .. .... c ';£ ....... _. ...... .. ,........_.... ==& ..... -...... •. -= • II ---. ~ ....... .... a and store the same from or In the land or to divert or othe1Wl5e uUllu 1ucb water. nghlll or tnten:at. on any othtt property owned or lcucd by the llYlnc Company. but Without. however. MY f1Cht to enter upon the eurfacc oC the land In the c:llCrCIK of aucb right.a. .. rffCrVed by the IJ'Vlnc Company In lhe Deed recorded March 4. 1994 u lnatrument no 94- 0 157795. rec:onkd March 4. 1994 .. lnllr\111Xnt no 94- 0157798, recorded October ... 1995 .. tnatrument No 95- 434378 and recorded October 4. 1995 .. INtrumcnt no 95--434380. a11 or O!llclal R.ecoroa PARCEL 2: Unit!•) 3621. u ahown on the Oondor:nlnlum Pl.an PAACEL 3 A non· u.clUllVC eucn:ic:nt ro.- U\&l'CM· eFUI UM and cn)Oyment. 1ubject to the pr<M.llOna of lhe Condominium DeclanaUon. """" the common area or Lot 2 of the tract u dcftne<1 In the Condomlnlum OeclanlUOn. .. appwtelWlt to Pvcela I and 2. above dcact1bed PARCEi.. 4· AH ea:ch»lw f1#lt of poe•et•lon and occupancy or t.be tcaldenu.al limited common ueu u ddlned In the Condominium Oeclar'*Uon and u ahawn tha'eul .. appurtenant to Parcel.a I and 2 aboYe dcKrtbed. PARCEL 5; A non eJlcluetve euc:ment &Dd equitable f"ICbt ol WIC and enjoyment of the •Muter Mlod.aUon Property'" .. ddlned In Uult certain Muter O«l.aralJOn of the ~ta. CondWonl and RalJ1CUONI for Newport Cout Vlllu reoonSed on Jwie to. l GQQ u 1tU1uument no. I 9990432148 of omcsaJ Reoor'da In lbc ol!I« o( the Co~ R.-x-dr:r ol Oral:lle County (the °Muta Declaut1on•. u appuro:nant to Plu'Cela I and i llboYe .Re9er¥tn1 tom Mid Patce1 A unto Ol'Ultor iw ei.aoc 11 or and ~ t~danC .. "()wnen1 the ~ ,.t IO 1o1ae and OOC\1111 911'4 Pwcel A cNttna "Uae Ptf10dt• and "9-Wll ,..,.,. ........ ~ tsme.,.. ..... In tbat ........ o.clandloll ol ~.CeodlUorW Mid .......... ilr ........, o-t,,.. clMed ..., '· 1088 _.,_..~10. lllO ..... no. tll0043lt•, • dllt ... " .. COlllllr ---., Or-. c.u.,. om• .. -Pr c .... , Am ,.....__ ,_.A_.Olmlr .. ... ....... -.... ..... .. . , .... .... ... a'·· ? ,: \ Tuneaharc Occlarauon together With the rtghl to arant .ald caaementa to olhc:n Aleo racrvtn& from Parcel A unto Crantor toiCt.bcr With the rlgtlt to convey the aame to othen. a perpetual non·exclu.alVc euement In groaa over •uch part.a of the common area of l.ol 2 u are reuona.bly lleCCMal')' In the .ole dl.tcrrtJon of Cran tor. for the openauon of tcr\/lcC8 and the aate. of good.I lncludlng. wtthout llmltaUon valet parktna ac:rvlCa and 1nac.k/coft'ee cart purpo<1ea PARCEL B 1be CJCcluetve 11gbt and eucment ID WIC and occupy an "Aaalgncd Unit" and W1C the ·common arcu· other than the Umlted common ~ not appurtenant to eucb aNliJICd will and lhe ·common fumutu.np· tbemn dur111g a ·uac pcr10d. for a ~UJll of acven m nlghta ln the O Platinum Plue Seuon(e) I Holiday Seuont•l o Plaunu.m Seaeoo(a) I Gold Scuonl•I C8Ch ·uee year' all In accordance wt th the ~arc Decl&rl.Uon. the ~urea f« reacrvln« UNgr and lbe rules and rqulllUona of lhe Newport Coast Vlllal 'nroelb.are NlllOC.latlon (the "A.ModaUon1 !All quoted lcrma •ball have the ddlnluont aac11bed lhcn:to In the 'T1meahare OeclaraUon.) Subject lo non-dcllnqucnt real property ~ and aNeNmenll for tbe C\&ITCOt llacal yew and all laler yean . and to all Covenant.a. CondJUona. Rmtz1ction9, ~Uona. ~. Umltat.ION. u-. fUCbta. fUCbta-ol·Wt1, EMaoenta. and other ma.uen of record on the da.re ba1!o(. tnclt.ldlnc. wtthoul Umft.adon the plua lhc followln& esumated c:oet.a. ~naea and lldvancea at t.be Umc or the lnlual pubUcaUOn of UU.S Nouce of Sale 81.804 48 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED May 23, 19911 UNLESS YOU TAJ<E ACTION TO PROTECT YOU PROPERTY. rr MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SAU: 11" YOU NEED Al' exPl.ANATION Of' 11il.: NATI.IRE 01" THE PROCE'EOINC AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOUW CO!lrTACT A LAWYER DATED May I!, 2002 l"trat Amcr1Can Title lnaurancc Company BY. Wayne Roy. Author1Ud Officer 3625 Founecnth Street. Rlveraldc. CA 92602 (9091 787·1700 TAC 4773898 PUB 5/l 3. 5/'JtJ. 5/27 Flctltlou1 Bualneu Name Statement The follow1r19 pertons are doong buSlneSS u CreallVe lme04natlon 2310 San1a Ana Blvd •K. Coale Mesa, CA 92627 Michael John Hupka 2310 Senta Ana Blvd I K. Colla Mesa CA 92627 Th.. bl.t11nM1 11 con· duc:tad by an lndNtdual Hava you staned doing business v11? Ves. 9'03/2001 MIChaal John H~ Thoa Slltament wu hied wtltl 1he Counly Clefi! ol Orange County on 0412612002 20021901204 Oa~ PlloC ,... 29 May 6, 13. 20, ?QQ'? M3&4 Actltloua Bu1lneu Name Statement The 1o11ow1ng persona are doinO bulli\Ma u Naw Dimension Invest- ment P!091f11es 31S1 Airway I L 1, Costa Mna. CA 1126& 1 N.OIP. Inc , ~ 3151 Mway Ill. MMa, CA 112526 Tl'lll ~ .. con- cllded by • C()fpOf'lbOll Tllmah.are Declu'atiOn. CondomlNum Oecl.anl.Uon and IN MM.a Oec:Jolnlaorl, all ol Wblcb .... IW'lllJy lncclJICI' lllllid by ,.,..._ llUo the~ fllUUl~Mit the He\19 you 111r1td dolne t>v11n111 yrtl? v .. 11197 tM --ft.illy Mt ilf1tl ..... ,..._... ...., Nllmber 9'2·52141. 9132-621·71 COde ,.,.. ~I W-and ....... ol Ok ~-"J'All'MM .. .... .. ~= .......... ltoO ~ '::=.-st lllllQ, DI! 1:a a ta .............. .., ...... -. :::· -.. .. a -::... -= = ........ _' ...... -I II M -. ...... .. --.... .... --...... . ........... •' . = r:. .aJ! fili:i& Nb IP, Inc .. Dtbotl/I Walz. PrMadent Thie~ WU llltd with .,,. County ~~~ 200Ht01to2 =May8.1fii Flctitlou1 Bu1lne11 Name Statement The lollowing pers'lns aie doing business as HelplllQ Hands Forst Aid and CPR 1765 San la Ane Av en Ja •F102. Cotsta Mesa CA 92627 Gregg Peri ah t 765 Sanla Ana Avenue 1Ft02 Cosla Mesa CA 92627 This busone" os con ducted by an IOdrY!dval Have ~ou staned Ck>lng business yet? No Gregg Perrah Thos1 s1a1emen1 was hied w11tt lhe Covnry Cleltl ol Orange County on 05t09/2002 200269028118 Daily P1101 May t 3. 20 27 June 3, gQQ2 M378 NOTICE OF CITY AUCTION • ABANDONED VESSELS Frldey May 24, 2002, t :OO am Orange County Sheriff Hatbof Oeoartmant, 1901 a.yafde Drlva. Corone Del Mar City of Newport Buch wlll auction thirteen abandoned 11auala One may view theM VHHI• on Friday. Mardi 241h It Iha. Onmga County Sheriff Harbor Oepertmaot l»- twMn the hours of 1:00 am and t .O llt'll. Caah only wlll be ac:c:apted'. The Harbor o.penmen1 musl retain 1he vessel lolioWuig tile aucllOn lor a Hl-<lay redamptJon pe nod bekwa Ole ves&el " releeMCI lO the SOC:· ceMl\A boddef The ""'" l\lnO bld08< i$ responM· ble 10 remove lhe vessel from the Hart>or Depart· ment faallty by 5 00 pm Iha day IOlowlng Ille tnd ol ha redamptlon penod ,.,~~~ Hart>ot RHOurc:e. Publlshad Newporl Baach·Colla Meaa o.ly P1lol May 17 1. 19, 2Q. 2) $002 f391 Flctltloua Bualnna Name Stat.meat The lollowlnQ pel'IOOll are Ooing ~ u Cornpa111on Min· ~ 1001 w S*"9ne Ave , 11111, Sama Arra CA 92707 Mar11 Raymond How· arcs. 1001 w Steven• Avt # 1111 Sa/Ila Arra. CA 92707 This llulll'tM II con· cM:ttd by . .,, ~ Havt you •tantd ~ ~ y.t? Ho Ment RaV"'Of'ld How• lld TM tltltmanl WM lllad -""' flt County °*""ti~~ on CW1712d IOOl .... 7t Delly Plkll ~ 20 n . -3. 10.~ ... NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttlat • pubht llaalll'l'J will be held Oy Ille Costa Mesa Cory Council on June 1 7 2002 a1630pm ora~ soon ttiereaner as poss•· ble '" the Councll Chambers ol C11v Hall n Fa11 Dnve Costa Mesa on tn• IOclO'l'l•ng ·t•m A RESOLUTION re· 1utt1onzong the Bullness lmprovemen1 Area .as· senment 01 1wo czo., ptfcent lor c •ly of dMta Mff8 h<l'~s and ltl0(8's IOr l·SC8 V•lr 2002·2003 - NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thal at Nod bme and plaoe all 1n1e1asted persons may appear 1no be heard by ltla C1y Counc I on lhe aloramen1t0nad ll81T1 IF THE AFOREMEN· TIONED ACTION IS CHALLENGED IN COURT 1h• challanqe may be irMad 10 only those •Hues raolad al the public haanne Cle· acnbed 1n irus notlee or 1n wro 1t1n cor- resp0ndenc1 dettvertld 10 1t1e Cay Counc:il at or pnor IO the Puolc Hear· 'ng If you have aod•llonal Questions please coo-ti.Cl Ann C Sttultz As· 115llln1 to Ille C11y Man- ager al 714> 754·5687 MARY T ELLIOTT Deouty City Claft Published Nawpon Buch-Costa Men Deily PtlOt May 20 200:? M380 Fletrtlou1 Bu1lne11 N1me Statement The lolto•lllQ persons are doing bullnesa es AbOdt 1n1enor Solllloons 2107 Lee,,.erd Lane Newpon BHc:h, CA 92660 Kendra ()IQO Lon< 2107 LHWard Lan• Na.,,port Buc:h CA 92660 Th11 ~st 11 c:on duct9d by 811 ~ Hava you ataned dlWlg ~~No Kandra °"°'1 LOhf Tho• ata1emen1 waa Iliad whh the County Cltf1I of Orlnge County on OS/17 '2002 2002ttOHl2 Deily Piiot ~ 20 27. J\l!t 3 10 ~ ¥383 FIC11tlou1 8ualneff Netne ~ The lol\oWllla '*90"8 .,. '10l'!ll bulileM • VAll<A TRAVEL. TOURS a COURIER SERVICES 7958 (). dlld Or • Buena Partt, CAIOQO Samter M J Chan- dOO. 7"I OfC:Nct Of .. ..,_~CA ll*O Zahetdllu111n G l<ha.ltoo. 7tM ~ Or , &MM P_,., CA 90GO Tiiie ~ " .,.. ....,"" .,......, .._v• you etef1ed ~:':'!~ Tiiie .............. tied """' "" Counly :"'~ Olull't 11211111111 :rr,;a,-..:. ! I ....... --r-•' I _A GOOD ADI • (19) .... h•t h•ppena It you don't •dvertl .. ? NOTHING. ' • ' ,... ,_.,,... . ...,""_,_ ...... ,.,..,._,,,.. .. 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"'"f""''ihlc· ,.,,.,.,,, fur 1Jw .~ ... 1 ... r thr >1f.itt;f' 111·1110 lh ,,..,.,., 1irtl I 1\ 1 lu-1•rrur c,....1111 <'llll 0111~ IH· 11lli1v.·1·d for llu- flrr-1 i11M·ni1111 ('>-t9) c,:i 1.c,.;94 'l'lru...-1111 lu•lr \'hllr 111uur urul µIWttf' 11111111,.., 111111•rII 1·all '"" h1wk .. ,,t, "pn1 r •11111rf' (9'i9) h42-:Sh?H :1:w W<· .. 1 Bu, 811,.·•·t (~11 ... tu \1(•-;u (:.\ 1)2h27 \1 '\MqH•n lllwt ~ 11'1\ '-• f'riday ..•.......... TI1ui-Mlay ~;OOpm G:t EQUAL HOVSIHG OPPORTUNITY All reil estate advertising In th4s newspaper fs subiect 10 the Federal Fa11 Housing Act of 1963 as amended whldl 11\Uts II •llto•I to ldWr11se ·any preference, hm1tation or diScl1m•NtlOll based on race. color. rel•o· Ion, sex, handicap lam11tal status or national oriQon or an Intention to makt any such 1>1efereooe llm11111on Of dlscnmlnition • This MWSl)lper will not -now1ngly accept any 1dven1sement lor rul estate which ts In VIOiation or the law Our readers are hereby 1nlormed rhll all (lweU1119s ldver1tse0 tn this newspaper are IVlllable on an tQlial Ol>l>Ot\unity basis To complain or doscnm1- ll3bon, call HUD IOIHree at 1-800-424-8590 IUY WHOLUALE DIRECT • Wholtnl• brdr.trl al ~ ~ IUrtd Homee. Saw up to $-40.000 ~ LMm the tte..ia dtlltll dOll'I •int yo11 ro know ~00 ·242·00SO 'fCMI Hours Salunlay .............. f"nrluy :i :OOpm Telephone 8 :30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday S un<lay ................ Fnnuy 5:00p111 ·-,. •J . ·-:!!*- Im 420 Index I . as • ----.. IOI • 216 :-; 4ao· 4-8 Ii ........................ ~ Cl •••• 697 Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week fOf' Only $32 per week (4 wk. min.) 400. 412 470. 478 C.11 Lonwl-• 642·5678 •24 1·~1 55REAL ESTATE SERVICES Utt your llonie lor only . 5% commlMlon. Why P.y Mote? lnt11netblSC011ntR111tors l1·,.11-FOA~11 448~~1 lmCILD~I YOUR COUEGE 1~~1 BEAUTY 1 4~11-~=1 Pr9IChool AM T-"" 12 A locll Vtnd1n9 Roule ECE & PM Aid (6 • ECE) 1 OO top loc:ltionl. S90K OPEN SAT I SUN 1-4 1'25, 1127, 1129, 1631 E. Balbol Blvd. 4 Cuttom l.ulury eoncto.. 5- from lhl -· Each 3lk .com ~ will be IOld ........ lore.ti:~ From $669,00 = 1· ~1 1-r:. 5:lfi I ~:.:.rn.:.·,. .:.!" • • S2• 900 Botde1$ State IWbot View Hiiis So. 4br 2ba Ilse t.mrm/clen, huge tot. rw ldU, tJtadl By owner $989!( 949-760-3084 OPEN HOUSE SAT·SUN 12-5 E SIDE CM 119 21ST ST. uno BeautJful ranch 1n Wllllem$1Aagmft area perfect 6.100· cllmatt Spec11cular mountain VltWS Atfo!dable hnancong CIA AZLJl H!'n·282·5263. (CAL'SCAN) AVON. Entrepreneur wanted 1.141$1 tit W'lltng IO •Of\ whenever you IO'lllt Bl your own bolS, a/Id en- YJ'f unhm<ted eaminos Let's tel~ (888)9•2·•053 (CAL'SCAiO Chennl119 38r 2a. front houtt ~ carpet/pal11t. small yd. tndry rm. no pees, $1700m aQI !M9-67ffi12 Nwport ....,.. -38r 111a, Fp, completely rtmOd. new wrnclow1llut ClbtnelSI stoll8idwfwd. 1 c get, lg tncd y0 & patio, no pets St 700m 949-290·6333 Open Sat 11>-12. 7141/z ,,.,,...., 28r 1.581 Jn Ole v~. 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(949) 642·5678 Bridge Bv CHAALES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRJOOE QUIZ Q I -Vulnerable, you hold: •K Q J65 li?AK8J O KQI •' Panner opens the biddina with four hcaru. ~ DCliondo you take? A-If you and your panner play dis- ciplined preempts, UU.. ooe IS 11fmple. Pus. Partner's pn:empt denied two aces. ao why invite problems, 11uch as a pouible adverse spade ruff, by geuing any highct"l Q 2 -Neither vulnerable. as South you hold: • •7 li?J 54 3l ¢Q 107 •AJ 9J · The bidding has prooccded: NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST 10 Pull l .J PMS •• p-' Wlun do you bid now? A -It 11 unwise to take a preference 10 opener's mmor uit with only three-card &uppon if any ocher bid 1s available. That leaves you with just one oplioo - a rebtd or one no trump despue your unbalanced hand. Q J -A> South. vulnerable. you hold: • A 10 A Q J 7 2 J 9 7 2 • 10 S l Q-4 -AJ South, vulncl"lble, you bold: •AQJl ll?AQ914J O A4 •' The biddina has proceeded: SOUTH WF.S'f NOIUU EASI' II:> ,_ I• P-. ? What do you bid now? A -Your nne trump Ot, wealth of oooll'Ols and tr'ick-taklng potential . make the hand too good 10 rtsJr. P.lay-ing below ~ame. Jump IO fOUf • spades or, 1f you play splinter bids, jump to four clubs to l\lghlight your ~hort suit. Q 5 -Both vulnerable, you hold: •AKQJ7 l::>J9643 O AJ •-4 Your right·h:&nd opponent opens the bidding with one diamond. What action do you take? A -Even if you have some method of showing a major 1wo-su1lcr after an opJ>C?Sing minor·suit openin1 bid, this 1s the wrong hand for the con- vention -it'i neithir weak nor overly strong. Simply overcall one Jpadc now and hope you get 1 chance to show the other major 111 your next rum. The bidding ha~ proceeded; Q 6 -Both vulnerable. II-'> South you NORTH F.A&'T SOUTH wrsr hold: I• P.. I ? PISll I• Pus ?' •AKJ84 v KQ116J 0 82 •6 What do)'ou bid now'/ A -I !ere 1s your chrulCC 10 pluy one of the bencr $adgel\ -Founh-Suu Forcing. A bid of two diamondN now. the fourth suit, says nothing about your holdini; In 1ho1 suit but asks patJncr to ru1se your major with three-card suppon or lo bid no trump with a diamorut stoppet If neither of tl¥:se circumstances apply. panner makes the m<M>I dcsc.:nptive bid avail- able. Bid two diamonm. l::.vcn 1f you play thiJ convcnuon as forcing 10 game, it is the lesser evil. • The bidding ha~ proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST I• Pass l• Pass ? Wha1 action do you lake? A -You1 hand is worth a game try. and the obvious move is to bid three hea11 s. Resides the chances of gel· ting to the spade 11ame. there i1o always the possibility of panner hav- ing a beller Ot for hearts than spades. and raising to four hcaru. REAL ESTATE M<lffEY TO LOAN SdlOdl Eledrlc: 1 lft BOllt &cellenl condilJoll, Teak lnm. brass hatdwl1t, $11,950. 949-675-6128 .. 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