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SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAJLYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2002
Costa ;Mesa continues reworking RV law
•City Council majority suggests that Police Department
reexamine the proposed placard system and the n umber
of pe rmits allowed per year.
str h . Wlth d 24-hour excepuon
for IOddanq dnd unloading only
After h dMCJ from dbout 45 oppo-
nents. the> City Oounci.J directed
Cor.ta 1\.1<·~ Police Ll ... Karl Schuler
dnd lht> caty dtlorney to tudy other
opt.ton
Welcome to the gitlag/
Is that your m otor h o m e? Lolita Harper
OM.Y PILOT
COSTA MESA -What tarted
as a lDlplc proposal to ban motor
homes on res1denllaJ troets has
turned into a complex proces ut
whlch the police. the City Counal
and the community have helped
refine the ugg led law. Monday
was no dUf rent as the counoJ sent
at back for more twealung.
Council members voted 3 lo 2 to
rev1s1t lhe proposed placard ystem
and explore the pos lbthl y of
allowing residents to apply for per·
m1ts over the lnt1,>met. incredsang
SNOW BLAST
the number of permits allowed per ·
year and incorporating some sort ol
•extreme hard tup• tandard for
motor home owners who are dn
excepnon to th rul . Counolmen
Gary Monahan and Chns St I
were opposed.
·we started Uus as an att mpt to
keep 1l sunple What has com forth
is a confusmg. difficult proc • •
said Monahan, who ha consastent-
ly voted against any mcrett!>ed
effort to ban recreabonal vehicl(•!>
On Jan. 7, the counctl post-
poned the ronnal adoption of an
ordinance that banned large v ha-
des from park.mg on res1dent1al
SC"hulN then -.ugg led a pro-
gram thdt would employ ldrge nu-
OreM:l'nl pldcard . ctUoWlllg vetu-
c le<i to Ix• p.trked on aty treets
whalf• prcpdrang lor -and
unwanchng from -vacations. The
Pollet' DPJ>drtment would issue the
JX•mut!>, dnd tht> law would be aty-
wa<ll•, mstedd or con«cnlratmg onJy
on rf>'>aden lattl ctrt>dS
On Monddy, 28 ttudlence mem-
ber-. oflNcd lhNr opuuons on the
nc•w proJ>O<;dl
SEE RV PAGE 4
AIOVE
T he pomt has amved Ul Uus cun-
ous and troubling dellbf>rabon
over th fat of motor homes ut
Costa M where we can fairly call
the Clty's uttJ nded actlons a klnd of
legislatlve Cdl)aclung. That's becaw.e
on Monday, a small ma1onty of the
City CounaJ utched closer to lashing
the ures -hgurabvely pea.lung -ol
motor home owners tn Uus town
Now lf you're one those RVs-are-
a-cdncer-on-socacty booster., Uus 1s
SEE LINES PAGE 4
Byron de Arakal
IElWUN THE UNES
Moves
made on
Westside
• rezorung
• The Cosld Me d City
Council will look dt dn drea
west of Monrov1d Av~nue for
posSlble revamptng
Lolita Hwper
DAILY PtlOT
COSTA t-..1E"iA -Tiw Cat\ Council
took a stt>p towdrci rf'lorung tht• \\' t-
ide bluffs late Monda~· mght. 'd}'tnQ
prompt dC'UOn Wd'i pref rdble to post-
ponmg the a~sue agdm ·
Council membf>r:-. votf?'d -4 to 1 to
helve the andu tnul propert) ,.. t of
~lonroVla Avenu" 1•xonum~ lor po-. 1-
hle re2onmg Counnlmdn C~ t-..tond·
hdn du. enlt>d
Brett Dally, S, takes a swing at a anowball
on a day of IUD and now that wted when
10 tons of snow was delivered lo tbe
Kathryn C. Fishback Child Cue Center on
the campus of Hoag Hospital on Tuesday.
In Septemb r. the c nunnl d1-.cu sed
the opuon of w-zummJ thf' bluffs for rt"··
adentldl ~. d suq~)l'sllon thcH ha-. ll4~n
trum1>eted by mdny \\'t•-.t-.1ct1> rn 1ucnt'
Durtng thdl m('(•tmq c:ounnl mt•mher..
agreed to reVlS1t th • 1!">'-Ut' \\'hl'n lht•
general plan 1s up for udopuon
Planrung taJI has tartod n•zorung
efforts but hct nl"L'<led lurlhE'r dtre<"tJon
becau of unc rtamtv 1tbout redev •I·
opment on the \\"('"'"'d . The otys
planning and de\ lopm nt rnanagt•r •
Mike Robiru.on. ud thP. creaunn ol th~
W ~1d Red v lopm nt Ar uon Com·
rrunee -de-.1gnt'd tu gath ~ romrnuru·
ty input and d v lop 1 common goal lor
the future of thtt W t"'Jd -mad 1t
uncJ ar 11 tall hould pur ue the
cbang or wait until th comm.alt
gw its r onun nd uon
AT LIFT
TNCber WahJda Oadrl ls pu.mm led w1tb
snow by veral of her students.
·we need m direction: Rohan·
n "dld
Monahcm ugg t
bers postpon th d ion unttJ alt "r
an uprconung Red v lopm nt H ncy
me tJ.ng, sa~mg th re m1y h lplul
lnformauon to cons1d r. His ug9 uon
w dlSCount '.'d, how •v r. b th " t of
SEE REZONING MGE 4
Higb. School rivalry ribbing gets too saucy in Costa Mesa
• "O'aditional basketball prank between the cros ·town
foes becomes meSsy and j>ersonal for one family.
E!Nndll team c..,taln.
• 1 fell a Ulde bit VM>lated, • Lows
ValdelMld. 1be aa:a: mwn _.... 9t* •way
beck.• llid 8Mnda Prindpal Tom
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Antal, Wbo d he WU eppelled
tradition had turned into vandalism
•Going lo pnvat property out·
rageous,• Antal Mid.
COiia Mete High Prindpa1 Bob
l!¥9nl. who chowwd down on rtbl with
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LOCALS
2 Wednesday, February 6, 2002
For A
GOOD CAUSE
Catching up on
Costa Mesa histoJ:y
P 1ck apart the word "history"
and you'll end up with "hi"
and "story.•
Mitch Barrie, ct volunteer at the
<.'o!>td Mesd Historical Society,
qt•I!. wrnpped up m the •story·
po rt.
"People watch television. Peo·
pit• redd novels. They like sto-
rH'!>, • said Bdme. 39. "That's what
I hkt:' You can stand on any cor·
11t>r m Costa Mesa and every
liu1ldmg has a story.·
The Costa Mesa resident and
111ve<ttor spends two morrungs a
wt·t•k archiving old photos at the
h1-.1uncdJ society. He's seen what
< ·osta Mesa looked like m 1908 -
lht> photo !.hows a two-story
wooden building that was on ce
tlw Ozment General Storf> on the
< 11111er of Newport Boulevard and
Ett..,I 18th Street -and he's mar·
vt>IPd at the contrast between that
photo and one from the '90s that
provide!. an dendl View of Than·
"'" Square. "The main tlung about Costa
Mt"•d 1s change.· the Walnut c 'ri>ek native said. ·we have pie·
tun•s lrom different decades.·
More than 10,000 of them, 1n
tdCl
At the I listoncdl Society. he
ALMANAC
DUI ARRESTS
n,e following people have been arrested
rE'<ently on suspicion of dnving under the
1nflut>nce of an intoxicant. They have only
bee11 arrested on suspicion of a crime and,
as with all suspecU, are consid~ed Inno-
cent until proved guilty.
COSTA MESA
MONDAY
•Edna Achieng Odongo, 23. Costa Mew
•Eileen Patr1<1a Taylor, 31, Newport Beach
SUNDAY
• Paula Ma11e Watson, 36, Costa Mesa
• 1C1rsten Leanne Bishop, 33, Costa M.sa
• Adam Jason Westwood, 30. Costa Mesa
• Michael Daniel Sauter, 35, Orange Park
• Haroon l(hurshid Khan, 30, Tustin
SATURDAY
• MelVln Halok Beasha, 37, Costa Mesa
• Richard Witmark K1bln, 27, Costa Me:sa
•Mark Terrance Popma, 33. COfona del
Mar
• Nkklos <Apelle, 25. Garden Grove
• Thomas Joseph Trevjno, 36, San Antonio,
Tei1as
• Henry Elmer Curry. 29. Seattle
FRIDAY
• Sammy Smith Akin, 56, Costa Mesa
•Jaime P~rick McGrath. 27, Costa M.sa
THURSDAY
• Christopher MKhffl Bann. 21. Costa
MtWI
• John David Hart, 44, Costa Mesa
• John Anthony Peter Bonin, 45, Costa
MtWI .
• hKon (Otey Havtudt, 33, Costa Mesa
•Jeffrey Brandon Taylor, 23, Mtmon Viejo
My lfilot
VOL M. NO~ J 7 ,...... ... ,.......,
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.. .. ..: ·-. ' Pm Of 1111 Wiii
Wltty1 and Blue
lot loaa1 r.:ue anlmaJI, .Pfatt;Martln Mid. NO
NIAria were pmd. RU8IO't donated M.000 ol
pet food. And S7,000 11 stW owed to local vet-
e.rt.oariam from last year'• bWa, abe Mid.
\,, ~~ •A very rare wblte Oriental Siam , 'Wit·
ty,' and• blue point Siamese, 'Blue,' must stay
together for We,• said DlAnna Pfaff-Martin,
org~ of the Conununity Animal Network..
You can see poaible pets at www.anlmalnet·
work.orp or 1top by RUllO's pet store ot Fashion
lJlAnd between noon and 4 p.m. this weekend.
ln hopes of attracting donations and spon·
llOC'I, Pfatt·Martin wW again be writing her
• Anlmal Report.• Offtce .. Depot on JambotM
Boulevard wW print them, and local bust-Mt•
will diltrtbu~ IL Lat publilhed in 1998, about
8,000 reports were distributed around town.
~\) • '
Lut year, the network spent $60,000 on vet·
ertnary services, medicines, food and supplie$
Inf onnation: (949) 759·3&46, or wrtte to the
Community Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662.
Newport Beach, CA 92658.
~ . . , . ..
·tch Barrie
works in the ntiddle o1 the main
room. where large tables allow
him to spread out the photos he
retrieves from the bank vault.
·1 make a big mess, and I have
to dean it up before I go,· Barrie
said.
The noteworthy fact is be finds
every new photograph interesting.
I le figures this is because he cares
-about both his city and history
NEWPORT. IEACH
MONDAY
• Wesley Vito Uno, 49, Newport Beach
• Christopher James Mitchell, 28. Fountain
Valley
SUNDAY
• Eric Daniel Byron, 38. Newport Beach
• Daniel Jason Lewis, 29. Newport Beach
• Julie Ann Boyer, 33, Newport Beach
•Marla Teresa Escobar Schw¥%. 46, ~u
na BelKh
•Jeanne Courtney Craig, 55, Newport 8Nd'I
SATURDAY
• Mitchell Eral Oun~. 32. Aliso Viejo
• Andrew James Wright, 36, Costa Mesa
• Lance Philip Trantum, 36, Costa Mesa
• Hoa Van Huynh, 43, Westminstet
FRIDAY
• Jimmy E. Diaz. 22, Sani. Ana
• Delfino Gonzalez. 28. Garden Grove
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS
COSTA MESA
2959 Mindanao Oriv., S572.000
3054 Kittendale Bay. S229,000
1559 Amberleaf, ss1a.ooo
2361 Notre Dame Roed, US6,500
1s9 Lexington Lane, $180,000
2949 Ellesmefe Ave .. $230,000
1792 Hawitli Circle, $417,000
NEWPORT IEACH
84 Baycrest Court, U 12, 500
458 Vista Ttucha, US5,000
2065 \llst• Del Oro, $525,000
1621 Bay Cliff Cir~. $1.275 million
411 OM\11.t Ave., U75,000
2815HMborViewDrive.S1.6 million
511 0.hlla Ave., S972.500
in general.
A graduate of Cal State North·
ridge and Cal State Long Beach,
the volunteer says he has always
been interested In history. In col-
lege, he studied extensively on
the subject. ln high school, he was
interested, though the curriculum
didn't offer too much, in bis opin·
ion.
Street octety, Barrie is also
working on a Web site that will
offer bjstories on the city. It's
incomplete now, but Barrie has ·
finished the chronology port1on
of the site.
•J just want to know about
everything." he said.
As a volunteer al the Anaheim
, T hree employees have been
promoted to the position of
managing director at
Newport Beach-based Pacific
investment Management Co ..
one of the
world's leading
fixed-income
managers. Port·
folio manager
James M. Keller,
serves as the
head of the com-
pany's govem-
menVderivatives
desk and man-James M.
ages long-dura-Keller
lion funds. He
Joined the company in 1996,
after working as a derivatives
trader at Merrill Lynch lnc.
KeUer. 37, has served on the U.S.
lreasury Borrowing Advisory
Committee since 2000. He has a
bachelor's degree from the Uni-
versity of llllnolS and a master's
lrom the Uruver-
lty of Chicago
Graduate School
of 8usin . Ray·
mond G.
Kennedy is a
portfolio manag·
er and senior
member of the
company'·
lnve tment strat· layaaond G.
egy group. He Kennedy
also manag
high-yield f\.tnds and oversees
-Story by Young CMng,
photo by G19g Fty
bank loan trading and consoli·
dated debt obligations. Kennedy.
40, also joined the £inn in 1996,
after serving as an asset manag-
er for the Prudential Insurance
Co. of America, where he was
responsible for investing and
managing a portfolio of high-
yield, privately placed fixed·
income securities. KeMedy
received his bachelor's degree
Crom Stanford University and a
master's from lbe Anderson
Graduate School
of Management
al UCLA.
RJcbard MacCoy
Weil, 38, who
became chief
operating officer
m August 2000,
was named gen-
eral counsel in
1999. He was
appointed as the
flnn's advisors'
managing dtree-
ltkb.ard
MllcCoy
Well
tor in 2000. He has been a OC'I·
aled with the law linn of Slmp·
son. Thatcher & &trtlett. Weil
received h1s bochelor's degree In
economics from Duke University
and his Juns doctorate from the
UnJv mty of Chicago .... Six.
new philanthropists from New-
port Beach and Costa Mesa have
joined the board of directors of
Human Options, a nonprofit
agency erving Orange County
victims of domestic viol nee. The
l.x new members are Karen
Clerk, a resident or Corona del
Mar, who is a Newport Beach
Doily Pilot
GEnHIG INVOLVED
• GITTING IWOUllD runs ptrlod·
le.Illy In the D•ilY Pilo't on • rotating
bas&. tf you'd"Oke lnfonnation on
.ctctlng ~ organlutlon to this
list. c.all \9C9) ~74-4298. ...
AMERICAN HEART ASSN.
The American Heart Assn. is
looking for volunteeJS to per-
f onn various general office
duties in the main office and
implement educational and
fund-raising events through
Orange County. No expen-
ence necessary. 11-aining will
be provided. (949) 856-3555.
BOY SCOUTS
OF AMERICA INC.
Volunteer opportunities for
the Orange County Counnl
include fund-raising, program
development and training lo
ex.isling troops dJld packs.
(7 14) 546-4990.
GIRL SCOUTS
Girl Scouts of Orange County
needs volunteers to be
trained as troop leaders, serve
on special committees and
give lectures, demonstrations
or da ses. (714) 979-7900.
GIRLS INC. OF
ORANGE COUNTY
Volunteers are needed to
offer educational and ennch·
ment opportunities for gub
and boys. (949) 646-7181.
ORANGE COUNTY
MUSEUM OF ART
Learn more about art and
share with your community by
becoming a docent at the
Orange County Museum of
Art. A docent is a volunteer
who guides adults and school
groups through the galleries
and teaches about the muse·
wn's collections and exhibi·
tions. (949} 759-1122. Ext. 204.
Ubrary trustee and a Woman in
Leadership board member; Vic·
torta CoWm, a Newport Beach
resident who is a principal with
The Keller Group Investment
Management Inc . .in Irvine: SWa
Decker, a Newport Beach resi·
dent and community volunteer:
Uncle Martin, a Sdnta Ana resi·
dent who is the senior vice pres1·
dent and general manager of
NCG Porter Novelli in Newport
Beach and a Public Relations
Society of America·member;
DuSel Sonensblne, a Costa
Mesa resident, past president
and current board member of
Bravo! Young Profes ionals for
the Orange County Perfomung
Arts Center. committee member
for the Anti-Defamation League
and co-ch8.lf of Temple Bat
Yahm's 2001 annual gala: and
Kerl Uebenolh Thomas, a New-
port Beach resident, Junior
League of Orange County mem·
be:r and Ueberroth Family Foun-
dation member. Human Options
has program sites in Costa Mesa.
lrvine and Santa Ana, and pro-
vides a comprehensJve range of
services, including a 2.f-hour·
hotline, transitional housing,
emergency shelter end commu·
nity education programs target·
ing students in kindergarten
through college.
READQ$ HOJUNE
(949) 642-6086
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Doily Pilot •
Supervisors add 3
canine units to -JWA
•Dogs and handlers
will better ensure a
sense or security at the
airport, officials say.
Peul Clinton
DAILY PILOT
SANTA ANA -Orange
County upemsors added
three add1t1onal canine
uruts to John Wayne Alrport
on Tuesday
The bodrd chapped in
$222.000 of airport mon y to
match a federal gafl or
$120.000 to h Ip pay for th
addahonal pdtrol for om•
year
The grant money cume
from the Ttdn portdlion
Secunty Admin1strut1on.
the newly nedled ledPrdl
agency that hds bct'n 91v<>n
over 1ght of a mas 1ve eflort
to button down dirport<.
after the Sept 11 terronst
dltdCks.
Superv1 or Jam Salvtt .
who represents Costa Mestt
dnd Newport Bedch, 5a1d
the move would ~11ve trav<>I·
ers gredter J>E>tt<'e of mmcl
"It 1 our duty to prot<>ct
not only our residents. but
also thOM> v1S1llng our coun·
ty, espt..>Clcilly m lJght of thP
roc nt trttq !dy of Sept 11. •
Sliva !>d1cl By approvrng
YAN fll 1• 'f OT
Deputy Sheriff Steven C. Kea with partner Wolf patrols
the gateway at John Wayne Airport ln September.
this dgreement. we have
been able to mcre~e John
Wuynf.''s level of seomty to
<>m.ure lhe safety ctnd weU-
IJ<>mg of our coLtnty resi-
dents dJld cltrpOrt pttssen-
yers •
The new cunme unats
wtll be used to patrol the
tc>rmmttl. sruff through sus-
pect luggage and wctrch
cmy d&rplc:llles
The dogs will be handled
by Orange County hcnff\
clt>pulle~ but will be hou ed
at the cUtport. spokt><twomcln
Ann ~1cCarley '-dad
Thl' clirport will u.,t• the
money to butld kennels dnct
ctn open dred for the d0<J!> to
str •tch their leg . McCtuley
'>did
TIW rnunty al~o Oe(.'(is to
purchd'>l' three Vdns with
5peetdl nigc'> to transport
the dnunttb Mound the dtr-
held wh<>re they dre need-
<>d
The rww tedms will be
dc-.rgnt1tt.>d for use only at
th" t11rpon
"It's )U'il dnother e<"Unl)
lttyt•r ttl the ct1rport. •
M cCdrl") !>did "The morE>
-.ffunt) we ct111 proVlde. the
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Rohrabacher leads money race
• Facing experienced
candidate, Cost.a
Mesa's representative
is ahead of his usual
fund-raising.
Peul Clnton
D AA.Y Pilat
NEWPORT-MESA
Gerrie Schlpske may be a
woman of many talents -a
nurse, lawyer and Cal State
Long &!ach teacher -but
she'll need a near nuracle to
unseat Rep Dana
Rohrabacher
Sch.Ip ke. a Democrat. ts
taklng on Rohrabacher. who
represents Costa Mesa, m
the race for the newly
aligned 46th Distnct And
she's trailing tn the money
fight thus far. accordmg to
the latest campaign finance
statements.
For the penod ending la l
year. Schlpske counted only
$2,244 in her war chest. She
raised $19,993 m 2001 but
pent $21,909.
Not known as a prollhc
Put a few words
to work for you.
Call the
Daily Pilot
CLASSIAEDS
rund-ra1 r. Robrcsbach r
brought m $65,010 in contn-
bullons agamst $50,940 m
exp ns • The congr
man's tr a wy b $121,557
•wide gaP' in the amount
of campaign contnbuuons
are what you alway find m
a di tnct that t! heavily
weighted to one party or the
other.· Rohrabacher sa1d
about tus 3-to-1 fund-ra1.Smg 1
edge. "Thi 1s a totally dif-
ferent d1stnct lbat she IS run-
mng m My respons1b1h-
ty ls not blowing moke Ill
people' faces and 1ust going
out there and lellJng them
where I sta.Qd •
Schtp$ke came wtthm l ' ..
of defeallng Republican
Rep Steve Hom m the 2000
campaign for Hom's Long
Beach at Dunng that race.
she raised $860,000. he
said. However. she's now
runnmg an a much more con-
ervatave d1stnct. \tfter redis-
tncllng wiped out Horn's
seat
"It's going to be a hard
campa1gn. but we're doing a
grass-roots campaign. and
we're reaching out to every-
one: Setup ke d . •w e
lb.ink we can do at.•
Rep Chris Cox. who ii
faang two R publican cbal·
lengers. is also leeding
handily Ul tbe money race.
c;ox l5 porting a forrrudable
S66 t ,250 war cb t Tel8Vl·
ion producer Dave Forman
and bu ine man David
Cobert haven't ral ed the
$5,000 requu d for a filing •
Cox. who represent•
Newport B ach, hauled Ul
$167,772 la t year og1uD.$t
$53,34 t m expPndltures.
Cox Sd&d he wtll donate
much of has ca h to the
Nallonal Republacan Con·
gre s1onal Committee for
other party candidate
Cox odded he 1 n 't taking
his challengN'.o including
UC Irvine prol es or and
Democrat John Grdhdm, for
granted Cox 'a1d he is con-
hdent votl•r., wall re pond to
tus work rt-cord and experi-
en ce 1
·rm qoanq to work very
hard • Cox '>drd "That's the
be t Wd) to dpproacb 1t ..
Good pohq 1" good poll-
bcs •
Donate
your vehicle.
1-888-308-6483
et hope in 1n o tion
to in1prove local live~.
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RV
CONTINUED FROM 1
Th most common com·
plaint was limiting the amount
oJ penru granted Odeh year.
Schul t d 12 pennits were
dlJowed but th t c.h loading
or unloading placani counted
dS one Ln • , restdeots
would be Clllowed m round
tnps per yMI, he said Many
people said they travel more
ufll'n thcJn that.
Councilwoman Karen
Rob1ru;on shared the concern.
• 1 certdtnly don't lh1nk we
d!> 1.1 city should be limiting
lht> number of Um people
l 1.1n trdvcl, • Robmson said. nw placMds them.selves
LINES
CONTINUED FROM 1
\Yl'h om.: nt!WS But only
lw•c rlllse it's not d llberty of
~our' thttt\ in danger of
h1•11it1 '11dtc hed. without
1 1H•"" trom beneath your
1111 .. 1• r Ill red-blooded. free-
dom Im mg Costa ";1esans
hk1· U1ll F-11lsom -a law-
11h11hnq 111u1or home owner
tlw 1111mcLl's dCllon has to
l1•11v1• tlwm wondenng 1f
tht>y'r.• living i.n a guJag.
I'm lc>s' inchned to do any
wondl'r my al all at this point.
I m PcHI, 11\ bdd enough that
qnv.-mnwnt, m any form, 1s
10< hrwd lo indulge 1tseU m
lttw111oking for lack of any
rlw• 1.1hout whdt at nught do
11 11 w1•u•n'l lawmalung. But
wht>n 11 h<.>qlns to construct
13> 1dnt111c shdckJes on free-
clmm without dl\y subslan·
tJvl• l'V1dence that th~e free·
dom' p<>'>C· d threat lo the
p11hhc truc;t ctnd wcUare,
ltwn d CJllldq 1t 1i. Herc's
whdl WP hdve
r: ... 1nnq that our fair town-
'h1p 111 Coi.ld MPSd IS under
,.f'~JI' hy 1.1n anvctding force of
1lh>y1.1lly J)drked mot<>r
hom<''" the City Council has
bePn of d mind '>tnce Octo-
lwr to ban the parlung or
tht--.e things on caty streets
c1lto<1ether. To~ lair. the
1 011nc1l h1ts d1spcnsoo dashes
ot b<>nPvolence -though
REZONING
CONTINUED FROM 1
lhl' c mane 11 wdnted to take
t1c-t10n
"I'm not -.urc thdt we will
nt•n•'i'>drtl} land ctnythmg
111on• from the converi.abons
rwxt wt>t•k • Cowan !>c:Ud
It w1.1' ~I to tdke some
com rt•I<> d< lJUn thdt rug ht, she
'\dad. t111d alJow the city's new-
ly lomwd Westside> Redevel·
opment Ac twn ('omrmttee the
chdn<t> to rev1c>w the '>Cope of
thf' proposed rn1onmg. ·nm ruuld lw their hrst
d~'>1qnmPnt , • Cow1rn Sc.lid. ·we could hdvf' them review
11 t1nd then bnny 11 back to us
tor 1evww d\ qwckly as at can
ll<' tuml'<I dround •
Rc,1dent \hns Enc echoed
d need for dC tmn as h(l plead-
t>d with c·ouncal members to
md ke d dt•n 1ve change an tus
ne>aghborhood
• 1 hdve !Jv~ on Placenl&d
Avenue -Cfround zero of the
Wt..,l'i1de -ror mdny. many
yc>t1r'i, • Enc-'>did • 1 have
watched thf• low descent of
the We<>ls1d«> ovN th()S(> many
yettrs •
RezorunCJ the bluffs would
~ a t p in tho nght di.rec·
came under reskW1
potneed out tbe Sarge fbnl-
CIOl tlglJI were an announc.
ment to potendal dUeYel that
IOIDt008 WOUid be out ol town.
Schuler ~ with the concem. saying he would be
Willing to change the color
And m.e ot the plAc.&ld.
The speake:rl ·brought up
a good polnt, and we agree
with il We can make o sm4ll· er plocord, possibly white and
not u visible,• Schuler sold.
Resident David Stiller does
not own a recreational vehi-
cle but was vehemenUy
opposed to any stricter
restriction on the large veb.I·
des. Stiller charged that the
dty has no data outlining the
number or fODlplaints
received about motot home •
!
\
grudgingly and increment.a.I·
ly -u it enterta.an.s excep-
tions to the rule.
The council first noodled
on language that would
allow motor home owners to
park their vehicles on the
street in front or their homes
for a period not to exceed 2"
hours. But they could only do
so ·ror purposes of toadtng.
unloading, cleaning. battery
charging. or other activity
preparatory or incidental to
travel.•
When the constraints of
those legal handcuffs
reached the city's motor
home owners, they descend-
ed on council chambers en
masse. tordung the datS with
complaints that 24 hours
wasn't nearly long enough to
pi:epare for or return from
the11 road tnps. Singed. th~
council retreated to give the
ordulance more thought
What emerged Monday
from the January confab -
cllld the clubbing the council
took -was an elaborate
legal noose that gave the
motor borne owners the 72
hours they wanted (and
wtuch IS the amount of bme
the current law allows). But 1t
also sought tp codify what
can only ~ construed. in my
estimation, as a scarlet letter.
To be legally parked on
Costa Mesa streets for the
allotted 72-hour llmlt, RV
owners wouJd need to trun·
clle down to the Costa Mesa
lion, he sclld
Audience members
dgreed, as all who spoke sup-
ported a rezoning effort
Council reqular MartJ.n Mil·
lard offered a few tweaks he
would make lo the proposed
act10n. saying the homes clos-
est to the beach should be lhe
least dense. He also supported
removmg the present industn·
al area and changing 1t 111to an
arts distnct -uruJar to Soho
Ul New York.
His comment seemed to
spark Mayor lJndei Dixon's
interest She is a large sup·
porter of the arts.
·Those are good ideas,•
she said,
Dixon said she hoped the
suggestions would be dis-
cussed by the redevelopment
commJttee.
Resident Tom Egan also
supported Millard's sugges-
tions, saying Costa Mesa ls
backward.
·Costa Mesa land get
more expensave the farther
you are from the ocean.•
Egan said. "It doesn't mak
any sense.·
• LOllTA ~ coYef'S Con•
Mesa. She may be retChed at (949)
574-4275 OI by e-mail at lollt• t\frp-
ete/atJmG.com.
""" ~ ~-·AVILA CHICKEN
SOUP
frnh chicken broth.
chunks of chicken b
tlnd rice. Garn· hcd
v do. cilamro
2nd lim~
nor b.u lt p nted any PfOOf
of the dangen auodated
With m.m .
·without any objective
evidenc. -or actual nwn·
ben -you are being e.m>J
ant nd arb ltaty, • Stiller
told the counc:1l
, While most 1peaken
opposed the ordinance -or
perts of 11 -about eight peo·
ple spoke loudly ln favor of
any low thot gets the motor
hom off treell.
R denl Nlcole Boyd Aid
the vchicl are a dangerous
ey ore. Sl\e complained that
many Irr pon Ible owners
u e Costa M streets u free
stor1tge for th Ir veh cl and
added that she wants the
motor homes gone.
·• U you own an RV, then
Police Department and
apply for a penrut. They'd
receive a bngbt orange plac-
ant to di.splay on the11 motor
home while parked in
preparabon for ledvtng on or
arriving home from a road
tnp.
Never mwd that these
placard 1TUgbt serve as bea·
cons to thieve casmg neigh·
borhoods, a poant a5tutely
made by Council:man Gary
Monahan Rather. it was the
edtct in the law that sugge t·
ed these permits be rationed .
U1at began to strikr the
gt&Jag chords within me. ·A
resident,· the ordinance was
so kind to indicate, ·may
obtain a mdximum or twelve
( 12) RV Parkmg Permits per
residence per calendar year •
Worse, the 12-pemut limit
would allow J~t six trips -
one permit to park an prepa-
rabon to leave, and one
parlung penrut for clearung
up after.
Now it's bad enough m
certatn lJbertanan quarters
of my head that lhis city gov·
emment -indeed, govern-
ment of any lund -hds "
des11e to restnct the parlung
of a type of vetude I choose
to own. It becomes flat-out
spooky when 1l reveals
qesigns bn new laws that. by
definition, restnct the num·
ber of bmes I can travel dur-
ing the year.
Andforwhatpurposef
Certain members or the
OllTUARY
you can afford w o ll, •
BoYd Mt.id.
Her comments w... g t·
ed with applause from thOM
who agreed.
Un.Uke the tut meeting,
Where cheers end outbW'lts
from motor home own r1
were abundant. Mayot UndA
Daxon promptly topped th
ex i¥ encourag m nt.
Th council ked Schul
to revisit his suggestion and
address restdenll' concerns. ·we·u imply meet and
discus how to tackl lhls
next hurdle. That's my job,•
Schuler said .
• LOUtA ~ cown Con.
MeM. She may be rMChed at (949)
574-4275 Ot by ~If at lollt• ti.rp-
~tlmft.com.
council and the Police
Department would have us
believe that the law l.S neces-
sary Ln light of a growing nut
of complaints pounng in
from the commuruty about
these monstrous eyesores
Yet no "one on the council or
m the Police D partment ccJn
quanllfy that hue and cry
~or can anyone produce
hard data that trcet-parkod
RVs have produced a spate
of trdllic accidents, or that
they prevent street sweeping
any more than normal J>clS·
senge.r vehicles parked at
curbside.
Costa Mesa P<>lice Lt. Karl
Schuler attempted to pro-
duce ome evidence Mon·
day, pomung to a stack of
reports he said representecl
resident complaints about
illegally parked RVs. But
were the problem merely clt1
enforcement ts ue. us free·
dom lovers mtght uggest
the counol sun1:>ly repeaJ the
CUJTent parlung restrictJon
altogether.
Uni~ thP City Council
bus the dates lo prove that
motor home dre c.l threat to
the public's safety and wel·
tare, ii shouJd 1etu on 11 RV
ctssaull and unply enforce
the law that'-; on the books.
• rnlON DE Al''UCAL IS a Wfltef and
c.ommunic.ation consult.ant He lives
il"I Costa Mesa. RHders can rffdl him
with news tips and commtnU Illa •
mail at b)fonwntetemsn aim
Frank Anthony Sabatasso
A*'-'-"' Mw fw ,.._. A11dwny s.1Nrtn11 a,•
15-year Newport Beach resident. will be held at 10 a.m.
Thursday at Our Lady Queen of Angels in Newport Bach.
Mr. Sabatauo died Monday of ~raf c:au.ses. He was 86.
He i5 survived by wife Josephine; sons Lours. Robert and
Frank Jr.; and daughter Catherine Luciano.
• 10 CMM ~The o .. iy Pilot welcomes obftuari• tor mt-
dents or fonnef residents of Costa Mesa 9fld Newport Beach. If you
w.nt to have _,, obltuaty printed in the Pilot. ask your ~ry to
fu us the Information at ('49) ~170 or Clfl the MW$room •t
(9419) 7~324.
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CALL 642-5678
6 oz. Petite Filet .., $16.95
• lo&. Top Sirloin ..• ..,.
• IOn. Fdct Mjpoe • 12-.. N.Y. ScakcaAriliip)
• •• • ... C.leat s-11
9-. N.~ s..11 Sn tdcf1
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PUILIC SAflff
llllFLY HI
Tiii llWS
Warnings posted
at two beaches
Tho Orang County
Heelth C4re Agent:'/ put up
boelth wa.mlngs at two New·
port 8eodl beaches 1\.lesday.
The agency issued lh
wamlngs at 3:30 p.m.
Th area 300 feet on the
north ad of the Newport
POLICE FILES
COSTA MlSA
• Anl mpe ~A vehlde
butgWy Wti ~ed '" the 900 blodc at 9;'2 •. m. ~
• AJnAy A~ A commer·
oal burglaty was reported In
the 3100 blodc at 7•10 un.
Mooday. ' • A.-.. ortv. A Yeh1de bur·
glaty was reponed en the 900
blodc at 6:53 a.m. Monday.
•Wist 9llbr StNet: A petty
theft was reported in the 700
blodc at 8.53 am. Monday.
• a..tstol $trMt: A tr•ffic a«i·
dent involving an 1n1ury was
reported lo the 1300 blodt at
5:21 a.m. Monday. • ............ ,ad: A c.omm«·
dal burgi.ty was repotted in the noo block at 5:21 a.m. Monday.
•$Mt.a Clllra A~ Art 11Uto theft was reported in the
3400 blodc at 9:39 •.m. Monday.
•South c.o.t Drive: Art auto
PEARY
JaneO.
79. of Newport Beach died
February 2. 2002. She was bom
1n Lou1sv1lle. Kentucky and
attended Potytec:tlmc School and
graduated from Bishop's School
and Finch Junior College. She
served with the Women 's
Air Aa1d Defense Service in
Honolulu dunng World War 11.
Mrs. Perry 1a 1urv1ved by her
dlughler, Cynttua P Rosedale,
son. William C Perry:
granddaughter. Katherine H.
Rosedale: 11aters Patr1c1a
Hammar and Helen Ouerbac:ker
ind her loving dog Maggie
She was preceded 1n death
by her husband, Wilham C.
Perry.
Memorral services will be
2.30p.m. Tt-ursday. February 7.
2002 at Pae1fic VteW Memorial
ct\apel, 3500 PIPfic Vtew Onve.
Corona del Mar. CA 92625 In
lleu of flowers the lam1ly
requests donations be made to
Hoag Hospi ta l Cancer
Foundation.
V...,._ D. Brlld8haw
Valene 0 Bradahaw pa"8d
~ o.c.mbei 23. 2001 . In ...
home ol OIUlt~ She ...
the wann and ~ molher ol 3
chlldrwl, Lft Btlllhlw, T...a
Btldlhew, and Ului. Brlldnhlw:
and gnnina to. &Awtl, Jeaic:a,
Jofttll 1. and o.na.
SM wa1 born 1938 In Seente.
WA and moved to IOU1hem
CallfonW II I ~ atult. Her
30y.wwwlltl1111 Newport
Meli Sctlool Dillrtc:t ... "*" ~In tpednl ecialon, Ind '-' ~ • ea.or. dal Mar
H.9. In IN c'r r i oom Ind tiln
11 cemput MCUrity. VIiiane
-I·~ ~ COUf99I and .... .. lhl coninUtd .af'k
.... ~ c::.ioar. She ... •to -.1n ~of 2000 and
........ time .., llrnlV Ind ........
*-ta~ ...... -,..,. "'°" on gNlng ..._ Md ....... ••II.; 8M .. he ..
....,lnour._lnl .. be
._,,......._ An•1uill _..
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pJft_. • c-.y,a.p.e c..
...... 1hl ......, ....... ..,
,........ .. lla•bl.,.._ .................
.... 1 ·1:. .-.o ... 1100,
fl; 1.._CA_
Dunel Wat.front R rt'
swtnunmg ~and at De
Anza Ramp at Peenon'I Pon
lD the lower Back Say w
btted W'lth hazard
Swtmrners end chv are
warned to stay away lrom
tho water became It hos
hown heightened levels of
bcsctruia, which are usuaUy
found in human and aJUITldl
waste in urban runolf.
The areas will be ~
until lhe bacter1a levelh
n-tum to an acceptable I vel
the~ was reported In the 1100
blodt at 6·40 a.m. Monday
llEWPOIT llACH
~ • llrd\ Street: A wallet was
repotted~ stolen from a bar In
the 4lOO b6oc:k at 9' 15 a.m.
Monday.
• w.t CWt I~ OffKe
suppflft. port~ radios and
construction equipment esl•·
mated •t about S 12.000 wefe
repomdly stolen in the 4000
block at 5:SO 11.m Monday. • ........., Drive: Art unat
tended pune Wti r~edly
stolen from a shopping <Mt In
Ralphs SUP4t(marit~t at 3 15 p.m. Monday.
• Undo A\WMW-A surfboard
w.u reportedty stolen from •
carport in the 300 block at 4
p.m. Monday.
• Newpof't Cilntier Drive end
Rlctfe ,_. Drive: Conrtrvc
tion equ pment val~ at
about S750 Wti reportedly
stolen •t 10 •.m. Monday
Hays,
Margueri18 Diefenderfer
passed peaoefulty of natural
causes on January 30. 2002 at
age 103. She was the wife ot
Vinoent Hays. They had been
mamed 67 years when he died
in 1988. She continued to live in
the famdy home in Corona dcl
Mar. CA. While she no longer
sprintlld when she wabd, she
was mental tNny years her
jlriof'; WU able lo take cant of
hefw.lf and oonbnU8d to cirect
het atfaits
MatgU8f1te W8I bom 11'1
Conneaut. Ohio In 1898. She
graduated from Aleghen
Colege In MeecMle. PA in 1920
where ahe rnatoted IO
Educabon. She ~ Er9Sh
and Spancsh tn Clymer, NY tor a
lhott white before marrying
Vancent. F0< rnany years the
Hays hved in Oii City, PA where
Vanoent owned and operated
1he YMCA Cafatena a popular
eating spot. She was an avid
bridge player and artist. $he
lcJlled needlewofk.
She was the youngest of three
chlldren. H9r broChef Raymond
Otef81 ldetfef was an attorney 1n
Shettdan. Wy tot many yeem
Her..-VMln Cook M1lled in
Soufl oat.. CA and introduced
thetiayslO~
Marguentlt WU a -mei-"'mt>er-of
&he Kappa Kappm Gamma
ec:>roney. Ebel CU> ea.n
S1ar. and ~ of ..
An.an A9volullon. She Ii
N\'Md by ,.,. bfoehlr'•
~ None Lynn
Jotwleor1 of WMtw 90". DC
and her ...,... '°" tU1W T. Code°' Coronl dnf ...
A memoNI W\ltCe .e be hlkl
on Mondlly, f=ebtulfy 11 It 2:30
pm .. P.allc View MlmOttll
Pait(, ~ Pde View OfM In
Carone dll Mir. In lllu Oii .,.... ... flmllv requeltl
~bemmielOb
Boy Soo.AI °' Amlftca In ~ "' .. 00mt1•• to ~med •ldlrdl.
1· ... ~-. -J
110lil'Cleila•CGMa.._ .....
,.
QUOTE Of THE DAY
11 I'm happy (Costa Mesa la) out
of the league next year. You
guys always play us tough ... "
Ron Evan.. CdM gins soccer coach
Doily Pilot
tlGH SOIOOl IOYS HOOPS
5pWt. ~ • 949-57 U223 • Sports fa.a: 949-650.0170
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS socaR '
EYE OPENER
'*'->''''-" SHORTY SCHEAFER
'Nednadoy, February 6, 2002 5
Strong
second
half lifts
Mustangs
Tars ·go down in 0.ames
Mesa needs one more win to
tie the school's 36-year-old
single-season victory record.
Rkhard Dunn
DMY PILOT
COSTA MESA
Alter pulhng awc\y
agam w1lh t1 'iitron9
second hall to wm t1
Paafic Coast Leagul•
boy bai.kctbt1ll
game. Costt1 Mci.d S(OlllO•-
High would now Ww -
to simply win s.. """' s2 anoth r gctme ........ n
"We're on • win
from lyUlg th ..chool
record (lor Vlrtonei. in t1 ~d~n dt I HI.·
sa.id Mes.t Coach Bob S<>rvC'n. whose
team caught hre m thC' ~cond ht1U oil
' the host M~'>ldngs d<>f<•dtcd N<-wport·
Mesa Distnct nval Coronel d<'I Mt1r. 73·
52. Tuesday rught tn PCL acllon
The Mustang (17-4. 5-4 tn th<' PCLJ
trctvel Thurs<lay to l..dgunt1 Bet1ch for
the reguldr·~dSOn hntlle .md d victory
would gwe Costil Me-..i 18 waru. for the
first tame since th<• I (Int> Bruce
C hapman-led Musttlnq•,. who wcrP
cOdched by JuJc., Guye
CO!tta Mesa. which scored 4h point!>
in th second ht1U t1qt11nst Estt1nott lt1~t
itnday tn an eventlhll 72·48 win tor thP
Mustang , scored 51 '><.>cond·ht11f pointi.
agalnst the Set1 Kmys 15·21. 1 ·8) ·we can't do thttt cornt• plt1yoll
time,• ..aid Servt•n. wh<>M' !>qUt1d mctd('
4 of lti thre<>·polnt t1tlt•mpti. m the hr<>t
halJ. then drdllled 8 ol 12 m tht..> '>t'<'ond
hctU
"Danny K.nkOOdll f \4 potntsl kepi W.
ln th gam ln thl' """' hdlt On Senior
Ntght, 1t wa d 1uruor who Wd~ mt1luny
'ihOl'> •
"/told our
kids I was
very proud
oft~ effort -
that's the
one thing
you can
control ... #
Ryan Curry
CdM coach
Kr1kor1dn
mt1de J ol 4 from
bc>yond the an. m
the opening 1 b
minute' d\ the
~1 u " l a n 9 ~
m1:1naged a ~hm
22·20 halftime
cclge, then -.eruor
Chad Vak1h
(9ctme-h1gh 2b
pointsl ctnd Ct1I
Stc1te LA-bound
\c•n1or point
guc1rd Dnv1d
Contt> ( 14 pomti..
-------eight a l!>t and
four 'itealsl found
their shooting stroke In the sec:ond
hall.
•Eventuctlly. w 'II make some
ba kets, • aid S rven, who e t •elm
trailed CdJ\,1 after th ftrsl quarter by
on potnl, then pulled dhead by two at
th break
Both of Knkondn' lhr -pomteD
bed 11 m lhe SttOnd quart r. the l~t
time at 20 with 1 05, then ruor Ccul
Jaune SCONd for M und mcMth with
0 19 r ma1nlng to give the ho t a
halftime lead C<lt.f En<-• bk>cked
o M hot. but Jttim r«0vered the
ball and put 11 bdck up.
Lit ln t.be lhltd quart r, Cdfo.t' Brett
Ma n (t clJll·h1gh 15 po1nbl cctnned
a three-polnt r to k p th ct King
wtlhln th (39-36), but Coslct M
scored nin polo m th ' flnaJ t ·30 to
pull away.
Valdll dr.un xt back·to·hllck trey
and Jaun conv rtcd a tJuw.poant play
on a putback and foul shot With 0:37 left
ln the thlrd period a lh Mu tangs
built a 48-38 I d.
·1 told our ldd I wd v ry proud of
lhe effort that' the one thing you can
control.· CdM Coech Ryan Curry saJd.
•But (the Mustangs) shc>C themlClv to
a WU\, Chad Vakill and David Cont
hot them to the wan • The Mu tangr. contmu .. d their
CJl1llMugbt In the fOW1h quart•. open1ng
wllb an 11 ·3 sconng ran a.a Conte
lcOr9d 01ne of his tam' poulls t.n the
spurt.
Junior K vtn Man Ha added 13
palm fc:. CotOM del MM. while Enc
Ga.. mme oft the beftth to acore 1 l
....... grab. NbOundl. Mllwt:fl•
'9cl. CdM wtlh nine boetdl
Jaime 1M Calta Mme nlM boArdl
W L
Northwood 9 0
I I
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W L
Newport Harbor
Hlgb's Tyler Curth
{above, right)
bounce off
Amir chaffl of
Woodbridge ln
Tuesday's Sea View SCOlllOUI
League colll Ion. s..1on 0 At left. Harbor' Woodbt~ s
Brando n Gould {20) • -----'
takes a hot at
breaking up a boot
by Woodbrldge's
Pelter Berger.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKmAll
Short-handed Satlors bldc,lt-d, 5-o.
m ea View Leaguc> c,howdown
Barry Faulkner
OAllY PILOT
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COWGE IASEBAll
Eagles gain a measure
of revenge with Artists
Anteaters e t nd
their winning
str ak to thr
Estancia finds comfort zone in
Eagl N t with a 63-52 ~1
ov r Ldguna Beach Tut> day.
si.wVWgen
OMY Pf.OT
('U,IA ~ffi&\ -'llw.y
don t pldy 11bov th nrn,
but lh •y 1>&.ty ov r th r
h d
Thdt" what l?Jt n<"
High boy ba k tball
C' t h Chr r 1d
bout hu t am, whu b
conllnu d It ov •r· Ll9uN IMc:tl u
1c:h1 v1ng play 1nd ...... Sl
d f ated P1c10c Co. t
a ue va ltor Laguna
&Hc.h. 63-52.1\ael&ty
The Eeg9et (13· 1 l. 4.5 in lh L) uwd
• 13-0 run ID lbe MCOad half to grab t
momeat-ead cODeile•ntly brok thf! AIWll' "6allllt,. __ dik!lllle to IUNm ...........
Only .......... W9*a doWn. •.o did
U. ...... 111111 a it. .. an • C'•tchup ....
dV ntJt' two lt1'i"I''> lhl··Ui ..inti .. 1).:\7) to
La9untl ll..ach t2·7 m lh\• Pell rll r th
6 ~· F!wory 6, 2002
GIRLSSOCaR
Another
scoreless
standoff
Sea Kings, Mustangs
produce same number
of shots, saves and
comer kicks.
St9W Virgen
DAILY PILOT
COSTA
MESA-After
yet another
Pacific Coast
League biltUe
ol Newport-
MeS4 DlStrlct
nvals, Corona
del Mar High
girls soccer ·
codch · Ron
E v d n i.
dehvt-red a
message to
the Costa
Mesa '>quad,
whJch playPd
to a S<'Oreless
tie with the
ICWMIB
,....,.. 0
........ 0
vu.lhng St>d K.mgs, Tuesdity
·rm~appy you're out ol the
le1tgue nc.>xt year,· Evans w1d,
somewhdt 1n Jest "You guy'>
alway, play us tough •
The M~ (11-5-4. 4-2-J in
the PCLI. who will pl1ty in the
Golden West League m·xt yeoJ,
created JUSt as many -.coring
opportunities as CdM 111 ·4·7.
4-1 ... I, SO ll seemed only httmg the
gclJlle ended Ill a Ue
As a re ult, the wild PC.:L 1
dJspldymg 11.s character ~ lt'ttCJUP·
lt•<1der CdM. with 12 points. hcb
d one-pomt lead on Costa Mesct.
Northwood dnd Unaveri.lly
Thursddy di 3 15 pm • the Sea
KJngs. the two·llme delend1J1g
chd1Dp1ons. will host Northwood.
wtuch lost to CdM, 4-1 in the hrst
round. Mesa will play at Lagun1t
Beach, IWhJch has nine points!
also on Thursday at fl p m
The Sea Kinys were
thoroughly tested by Cooch Don
Johnstoo's hosts, who boo the Sea
KJngs. 1-1 . tn the fif">t round of
league play
Costa Mesa Coach Dan
Johnston Is hoping Tuesday''i
matchup won't be tho 1.ut of the
two teams playing agaLrut each
other He plans to schedule a
game With CdM next yedr
·Everybody 1s intense.·
Johnston said. describing thP
atmosphere of the Sed Kings-
Mustarigs matchup "Therr is cl
little bit of nervouione s at the
beguming. but once they all get
settled down. there is some great
soccer being ployf'd They bnng
out the best in one dnother And
a lot of them have known ach
other st.nee they were IJttJc. ~ 11·
a game ttaat's played at ti high
level·
The evenly m1ttchPd mtl'ns1ty
reOected on to the 'ltdtl'U~. ic.
both teami. tled m shots. I I -1 I .
saves, 6-6. and comer lucks. 4-4
CdM junior sweep r Pdage
Janes led the Sea K.mgs d lt.>nsc.
wtule M junior sw per Devtn
Denman took chdrge of the
Mustangs delense Both players
made key plays to shut down
scoring opportunlbos. ttS did c dM
freshman goalkeeper Rachel
Waters and Meso sophomore
goaltender Kaitlyn Gentling
GenWng was busy l1l th lam
15 minu reconling three Sil~
CdM Junk>r Ebsha Morgan hred
a shot in the runth nunute. wmor
Alison Brawner struck 1snother
two minute-; later and senior
A1lbon Harvey boolrd on . but
Gentll.ng stopped tht>m all
Coll.a Mae Jwuor Shdron Day
nearly KOred tn th 27th minute
She displayed her trademark
lpMd alter tHling th b&ll and
dribbling 80 yuds to create •
breakaway H r shot -.cootod just
right of CdM's net, 'llinultane·
ousty u ahe was knocked over
No foul wo called
CdM came close to KOnng
twkct ln th ond half. when
senior KrtstJn I lamon'I Wit aUad
Inches to the nght ot the oet ln tho
7lnd minute. CdM nJor Jedyn
Thayer got even dole:r. Alt r a
throw-In Imm fJ91hman Van-
Pa llon, junior Allvl• Mazur•
produald a c:ro. for Tb.aye, who
wu ln front ot an mpty portion
of the net. But Thayer'• •hot I
drilled ov r goal.
Fallon w btought up from
Jwuor va ty to lU1 ln lor )u.nj()f
lAutel'l Loe. who fractwed her
leg ln lb :l-3 wtth Um ty
lbW'lday Loe out ot for t
n.
·we )u.st couldn't lose lhi vam-. • Ev Mid. •w e WJ.D on
Tbundly IDd we're ltall ~
cbt.mpt. Overall. rm happy wkb
our $)4trform&oce. Jenny l.oDg
bf'oM out for \Mand ... up_
ad~ ...... !hnf'll •••
In UM mtdcUil dkl a .... job on
IMILiD9 ...... O.y cbdn'• bNek
ewey ID tbl McGDd MW.•
CdM eopltoatore Kl.We
-v....-.. ... dlll l F do f .... wlllt
COiia Mw lrellt••• NllMt o.erte ............ , ... ..... , t . •u.0-........ ...,,... .
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SPORTS
. DA.LY ~OJ P'HOtOS BY~ ....uJI
Ne wport's Amy Ross (right) kicks the ball out of reach of Warrior Danielle Shank.
Tiedin
Woodbridge fails to score against Newport defense that allowed two
goals in eight league games, but a title for Sailors is not in the cards.
S.rry FwlttMr
DAllY Ptl.OT
IRVINE Newport
Hdrbor Htgh sophomorf'
goalie Kard DeMUle made
three Selves Tuesday, but thc>
one 1umor sweeper Taryn
Flamson managed agdmst
host Woodbridge at Alton KmWlt
Pdrk, was the most
pectacular of the day. ,.._,. o
Flamson, retreating to •11•,,..._ o
cover for DeMille, who bad
come out lo JOUl a scramblf! 111 front. c:.letlred a shot
headed toward lhe goal line neqr the nght J><r.>I
with her left foot in the 19th minute. 1be defemive
move turned c1way the Wamors' best sconng
chance and helped the Satlors earn a 0-0 tie
The standoff allowed the Sa1Jors (11 ·6'"'4.
4-1 ·3 1Jl league) to remain one point ahead 01
the thud-place Wamon (10-t>-2. 4-1·2). though
Woodbndge ns1ts league-lcadmg Al.tso Niguel
which. Sorrell poml5 out, came in the hrst I 0
minutes of the league opener Jan 8.
S1J1ce then. the "Harbor Patrol" h.i<t
urrendered one goal in 630 nunutes or league
,action. That'\ 101/i hours of doggedly
· detennlned diligence lrom the No. :\-ranked
team in CIF Southern Section 01v~1on II.
And while the defense was de.uly on duty
for the Sailors. the offense didn't exactly land
and watch
Th Sa1Jors, m fact, outshot thC' Wcllllo~.
rdnkcd No 6 m Ctr 01va.s1on 11, 11-7 Forwants
Amy Ross (four) and Amy Bwlingham (two)
were among those who te ted Woodbr1dqe
keeper Kade Jewell (four sav 1. though jwuor
nuc.llielderllioa Orth was behind the two most
dangerow Newport chan~.
ln the 12th rrunute. Orth uncorked a nsmg
20-yard blast that banged otl th<' )Unctk>n ot th
cross t>ar and one goal po!>t With about hve
.minutes I ft before halfllJne, Orth flrN.1 a hot
that sallcd just over the crossbar
Seruor Tory MunC"hester dnd Junior Kate>
----------Younglove had one \hot apiece. 116-3-2, 5-0-2) Thursday to
rl~e out the league sea.M>n
The bye created by the hve-
tcam league falls to Newport
Thursday, which mean'! the
Sa1lor.' btd for what IS belJeved
to be the first league lltlt" m th<>
program's hlstor/, ha simply
run out or regular ason
"We're not too
disappointed with
the tie because
we're in the
p layoffs ... "
If Ahso N iguel win'I
Thursday. Newport claim Jason Sorrell
second place If Woodbridge Newport Har~ coach
defelits the Wolverines. lht" two
whtle lreshman m1dhelder
Taylor Giacoman>. ds well as
serl1or Katie Yeager and
sophomore B;ubtHG Juhan,
helr>ed Newport hn1sh on
1mpress1ve regular season in
strong fct hJon.
"I think we're excited about
the ClF playoffs.· said Fl..un~n.
who downplayed her d<'fen.,1v
hcro1~. ·1 looked behind ·me
and the goal line was right th "· teams would share th I ague
crown, dropping Newpon to third If
Woodbridge dDd All.so ll , Harbor would 11e
Woodbndge for second, but edmJthe I agu 's
No 2 p&ayo(f berth. based on 1 1-0-1 record th1'
year against the Wamol'S
Harbor' 2-0 vtctory over Woodbndg tn the
hnl round of league WM its first Wiil ov r th<'!
Wamors m five sea.sons.
Th shot cdtne right to me and I JUSl reacted •
Burltngbam, whose speed on the dttack
spurred audible gasp from tb oppo in9
Id IJnt', said the Sal.lo~ art> primed to unprove
on last ye&' postM?ason run, which andud
the program'' hrst two CIP playolr v1ctor1 ·w 're dted." Burlingham~. ·w want
to ma.kt' a atemcnt •
"To go unbe.aten agatnst a great t am like
Woodbndge t.S a trem ·pdous pos)Uve for our
girls.· Newpor1 Coach Ji n Sorrell aa.id
Woodbridg Coa<'h Jon Szauka 14.id th
Tan have al.ready don just that.
•Jason b done and awaome job with hl$
t am." ~auka said "(6urllnghum) m k
th m v rt good. I thouqhl we had a tt r plan
against her today •
Flamson. as well fr hm n "opper Ertn
Hardy and ruor fullbdw l.Auren Blrt'blleld
and Krisbn Nahln, lped k p Woodbrtdg at
bay. It's the same back hn that, along with
DeMWe. ytelded just two goaJs m lght I games.
Said So~. •obviously we wanted to wan
(Tuesday), but we're not too (fi)appoanlod wttb
a b • becaute we're ln thP. playoff . •
Both goals were scored by Aliso, lb litM of Playoff palrtngs wW be announced Monday.
Laguna Beach too strong ror Eagle8 in the second half. 5-1
COSTA MESA -Mana
Saocbcz ICOr9d ln tbe 60th nunu ror the EIWldo I Ugh outs llOC'C'C
teem, bul It WU tti. only pl t
Bag could come up wttb ln • S.
I Pedf1c C t Ldgu I to
ting lAgune 84!ech Tueldoy
Coalk per l pbanle Vi 11~
had MV n WV • Erlki Ph tu
med tght Nv nd AtMnda
Abbott piJ«I up f1v ln tM net fOt
Catanda (2·18. ().. "'IHgue).
The e.g1 w r without one
of th Ir top pltyer , Arh
TODAY'S SOIDW
MPIMtl NontMood Ill Corona .. Mitt,
3!1Spm. ...
""" ........ c-..~ • COtonl .. ~ ,. .. p.M.; r..a. u.-.-. J:ie p.11\
-=·Clll-IM ..... ..... -............. ,, 9 -"---,
...... M
Reynoklt, who w out With an
MkM sptaln.
lAguna BMcb (5·7·~. 3-3-3 tn
tba Padfic COlll l.elguiet tUW on
ttrong tn the ftnt Mlf. ICOMg lour
goal to take • commanding
advana.go.
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•
Daily Pilot
llGH SOIOOl GmlS IASIDIAll
Mesa rolls past
CdM, 43-30
Mustangs looking for
13th straight playoff
appearance following
PCL victory Tuesday.
IUchard Dunn
OMV Pa.or
COSTA Q MESA -The
longest
OUTWlt p&ayoa I
itte&k among
U!~ We~~
Mesa School 1(-IB. Dlitrid moved
closer to its s-._ JO
13th stra1ght Ml •• u
CIF Southom
Section
~ appeerance.
Costa Mesa H1gb. whlCh has
truggled at 'limes th1s season,
earned a 43-30 Pacific Coast
League girls basketball vtctory
Tuesday nighl over v1slt1ng
Corona del Mar -(lDd now the
l'vfustangs are thinlung playoffs.
"If we beat Laguna Beach
(Thursday nJghtl. thtlt will give ui
1 t w ans r6verall) and ~we're
guaranteed to be tied for third
place,• Coi.ta Me a Coach Jim
Weeks sa1d, following rus team's
second·half comeback. ID which
th Mustangs (10-15. '4-5 in the
PCL) tratled by two points. then
· en)oyed a 16·0 sconng run from
the middle of the lhltd quarter to
early lo the fourth
II Mesa beats Laguna Beach
on the road and Northwood
defeats ho5t Corona del ~1.ar {7-17,
2-7) in the regular·i.eason hlldle.
tbe Mustangs will play the
T1mberwolves Friday night at
Uruvers:aty at 7 p.m. tor Uurd place
·we hould get that 11\h WU1
against Ldgund 8edch, • Weeks
S4ld.. "We're expedlDg lo get 1l So
we'll either get lllto th@ playolfs u
an at·large team through
petitlorung CIF. or we'U get in as
the lhlrd·place learn The CfF has
never scud no to a team with 11
wins.·
After Corona del Mar's
Kelllann Klem scored on a layup
with 5:46 left In the tturd quarter.
the Sea l<.mgi took a 20-18 lead,
aft r Mesa led at bdlltime. 16-15
Klein. who scored a team·tugh
11 potnts. nect the gc1me. 18-18.
alter o pa ms1de from senior.
poU)t gwrd An<ireli Gruber ( u
r bounds)
But 1t was All Costa Meso a~r
M!ntor Chnst.ane Caron !iCOred on
a putback with 3.32 left ln the
third quart r to trigger th
Mustangs' lf>·O urgf!.
"l'lwat was tbe tunung poant in
th whole game.· Weeks said.
"because 11 was a ruce putbeck
and (Caron) has bad a bad ankle,
but she's stl11 playmg oo lt. She's •
warrtor. Then Rhood.I Natt scored
on that benlc .oot. T'ho§.e w re h\o
btg·tune plays .•
Naff. Costa Mesa's S·foot-11
senior leader, K'Oled a game· high
19 polllls and drdlned q of t O lrom
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CBC> llEWM 5lADt
the free-throw tine. tncludmg ct
runrunv bank shot on an mbound
pd with 2:50 remauuog tn the
thJrd to gave the hosts an edge
they .would never relinquish, 22-
20.
Despite hootm9 • ol 28 from
the held In the first half. the
Mustangs had a onc-pomt le-ad ell
the break.
"But, in the-second hall, we
made some dutch hots and ow
defense was great,• Id Weeks.
whose loom bwlt a 27-20 lead by
third qudrtor's end. thanks to
Stacee Sanchez' three-.pomter
with 0:37 lert.
C<»ta Mesa made its b.rst three
hots lrom th Ooor in the lourth
qUdlter and scored seven trcugbl
pouats to open th hnal penod M
the Mu tang amassed 11 :U-20
adv ant.age.
Thear b~ Jedd of the game.
38·22. came after two Ncllf free
throws with 3.36 to play
Caron added 11 r bounds for
Mesa. whJJe teammate Ja mm
Grewal bad seven boards M
lbckell Reev c.une off the bench
to grab !illt rebounds before foulmg
out. •
CMsey Bnck nd1led a three-
pomter tor C~ta Mesa with 1 :07
left In the llrst quarter ell the
Mustang managed an ettrly q.:z
lecid. then Gruber canned a trey
tor CdM with 10 seconds I ft
The game was tied, 11 -11, Ill
the second quarter for aJmost lour
mtnute . until Me a's Crysuna
Poncher tut two at the foul Un
PMIK CMSJ fMMWS
ca.a MIM Q, QM JO
SC...11¥~ Coron.d.t ~ 5 10 5 10· JO
Coa.Meil '7 1116 4) c..-..... ICawMa .. GNber l.
Klein 11, Luu 2. llMIMy 2. Hetd.n 0,
~ 2. S'8n 0. °""-0. MMIN O.
MM!u2.s..410
).pt. goM Gnaf ' Fou9ed out · none T~ none c..ea ...... f'OtlCNf 5, lello 0.
Nllff 19, (Mon 6. Gf_., 2. ltd s.
Sanche2 6. "-0
}-pt.~ ~ 1 Bftdl I,
Sanct1ez 1
Foulld out "-T~ none
Eagles dispatch Laguna Beach
COS TA
MESA -The
E tancia
High girls
basketball
t am t up•
hut-place
•howdown
with vlJ1lln9 ~ liMCh '2
Unlvers.lty ....,. 67
Thursday
wHh a 67-42 PaCllac Coast
League victory over v1 itlng
t..guna Beach Tuesday.
Eltanda Coach Paul Klrby
id the Artists p yed physial.
but the Eag (lS.lO, 8-1111 lhe
PCL) novnr becked down.
l.o<JWM 8Mch. ln the
PCL. w outscored, 2A..S. In the
openlng quarter and never
recov rod
Est<111na point guard lhsha
Wa e cored a game-high 23
points. wtule juniors l\sha Gray
and Xocb1U Byf1l'ld added 13
and I 0 points. re pecUvely
Freshmdn Imelda Pf'na and
contributed rune points •
P1C1K au lMM
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Newport Harbor closes it out
IRVINS -
Newp or t
Helbor H igh
outscor ed
J •• g u ••
lea d i n g
Woodbridge
by 10 polnts
In th final ::a-;: idgi :
quAl'tef. but lt
w • • n ' t
enough .. the vWttng S&llOrl
.... 58-39 ••• s.. v.ew Lelg\ae en bMUtb.o uaare ~·
TIM SaUon (4'·19, 1-7 lit
........... blld IO lline pollD
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WoOdbddge, 30·22, •n lh•
aecond hall.
Jllllanne Whllfl ld le d
Newport with 11 points and
sev o rebound • followed by
Victoria S wigart (eight pOintal
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COWGE•&s
Vanguard uses three-run third to put Whittier away.·
Urn ' Hanis 9 the Pirates fall 3-2 Vanguard tYmled A Bue hort, twice VU wom n KO'd Ant at rs 11th <li.c;limce for the victory. '
Vungoard~ Untvt•Bily wa a
:1 I wlnn(>r ln DOD·
co rd r nee t... •tJdll ag VlSibng Whittier
c '11111-tfl• TuC5day behlnd the bat
11r ~t.1t1 11st.hamm r. who drove
In tho lying run und scored the
11u·t1ht•ctd run tn a three-.run
Ulhd mrung which ov •rcame et
I Ucldldl
< ·11.1d Chop got TuthclffiOler
tJt fl)<!.\ With a '1<10\hC'e Oy
~ l.ucus I hurls went the
cJ1.,t.1ur lur Vangu.ud, strllung
11111 five, wal king two and
''""" 111n tour lngl • . l lwre wGS only one extrct·
11,,,,. hit in the gume, that
c 11111111q lrom Vangudrd
dt• .. 11i.1te<I tuttcr Curt G.imer
11 .. t11dlllmer lanllihC'd i tor 4
i\t.:.1 with d J)dlf o( h.als W&li Sam
ll11t•tl..r, who w11s 2 for 4
I hl' Vtt'lory Improved
v.111uu.ird's rt'<'Urd to 2-5
The Oronge[EJ Coast College
ba b&ll team
sutrered 1t& flr t
I of th season, 3·2, ttgo1ml
Long Beach City College
Tuesday at Joe Hieb Mernortill
Field
The Vikings (3·21 ""ored
twice U\ the thud i.nnmg. t'd PPf'd
by Omar Bramasco·~ ingl • ttwt
M:"Ured freshman Tony M~
OCC (3· 11 answt'red with •
run Ul the fourth mnmg The
Plrat ~p1tcillzed on two Long
Beach errors that kept tht' IM1ng
alive, ctllowmg Ire hmun Zdch
M redeth to score I rum ond
bd5e on Jake Ga.ma·., smglC'
OCC' Jeremy Lahm.dnn lt.>d
off the runth with d double ontl
i.cored on 11 two-out panch·htt
stngle by Gr"9 Beruot
Fr hntdll Kyle Stunlry wt•nt
J for 4 etnd LdhmdOO Wtt 2 lot
4 for Orange COdst
RKOlltlllKI
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lAlfig ...,, 002 010 OOll ) • l
Gt.a. Murd>f ~ WlllUrnl (6). Hoclc;jpdl ~ .nd Hamon; MM\11\ Dwm (8) .end
lMloi. W • Mlrtln (1 1) l Grt<.0 (0 1) s.-• o.Ms (I) 21 . LlhrNnn 2
D•maon
Morbl v dnd
Sh.ine McK1m
otch truck for 19
points and JOih Pt n.on WISS in
doubl hgw with 13 pom •
but It wa not enough for
V.rnguard University m n's
bd'ikl'lball t 'dtn Tue<KJ v night
.. ., hofit F no Pacihc cJ<timPd d
70·5h Gold n tuto Athlehc
Conff•rt>nco \'lctory
Tht> Sunbmh 17 ·I H, :M 2 Ill
th GSACJ ht.1d four pl.iy •f\ tn
ctuubl{• hgurt•s .ind qroblx"<I c'I'
W-po1nl huUllml' I ud tn gave
thC'tlL-.t>lvt•' <1 C'U\haun down the
stn•tch
Vanquurd 11 .i· l 2. tt-71 loi.t
lhc lumovt•r dt•f>tJrtmPnt 14·7
WdS Wt\\ hut 1 lor 14 Imm lh •
µertm1•lt•r
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'7 Stkjl 17, llOUM' l W~ 2
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1, IWY•i.od t
foulltd out W'9!JIOl t~ l'°"9
Halittme fretn0 PaofK, 412·27
Robert Cb u r---=~--,
earned Ou1nc ,.
Coast CoUege'
only point tn ct t>-1
I~ to host Pdlomctr an non·
tol'\I nre m n's tennls mdtch
Tuesday
Palom.u lmprov to 2..0 Th •
Pira~ are 1· I
In wom n's tenrus. Ordny
Co.isl (0-1) d1ovJ>t'd d S_. non·
conference d !Cb1on .st Sant.o
Barbdrd.
M:••a~
5-tA ~ s. occ 4
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IOI\ 10 ~ •.. l . •1 V-IOCO IOI! 10
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~ 16. .. 2.M
Vanguard
Un1ven1ty'1;
women '•
bcuketbdll t .im
dropped •n 8.5.()9 CA>ld ·n tut ·
Alt\! ti ConJ r{'nt"e decisk>n at
r:rcsno Poc1hcTu~y e-veru.r1y
d~ the 10th-ranked unbud
~wc:pt to u. o44-2A leud cal l\dtttUnt•
Fr no Paaftc (20--6, 11_. m
the GSAC) wen pctel'<i by etinter
Anru Tdylor, who w~ 8 lor 10
from the ht.>ld She ~cored 2i
potnb
KcUy Bot!ke li..-d VU with L'J.
J}OlnlS Also scunng In doublt•
hgure!t for the wons t 12·9. lf·bt
were Courtney McKJnn11y 11 LI
•nd Enn Adnmton 1111
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loell• 22, Wittdler 2. Se~ 6
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l pl pis McK~ '· loelte 1.
V\lltodltf 2. s._, 2, O.ntnbtf 1
~out none T~ notW
,.._..~ C!Mtt l ~17
Monallon IS, l'nm 1 l , Ttl'(lof ll
e.ttran 2. ~ '· And9t1on 2 P'ln.ico-~2
l pt go.ah "'an J. Oatlc 1
Fou~ out none T~ls ,_,.
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uc· Irvine fin· [QJ
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