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WEDNESDAY, ~25, 2002
Costa Mesa p,rojects may require art
Planning Commission recommends program in
which developers would donate 1 % of building costs
toward visual art.
Lollta Harper nate 1 % of their bulldlng costs to some
Daily P~ot sort of artistic display. Members of the
commission said It wu extremely im-
COSTA MF.SA -The Planning Com-portant to promote visual art. espedaDy
ntlssJon took assertive action Monday in a city that touts its dedk:ation to such
night to ensure the dty lives up to lta endeavon on the oflidal city seal
niclcftame: "Qty of the Arts." As part of the proposed program, de-
Plannlng comnusstoners voted velopers of commercial or industrial
unanJmously to recommend instituting projects valued at $750,000 or more, not
a citywide public art program that-includlng the land, would be required to
would require future developers to do-spend or donate at least 1 % of the worth
for some sort of permanent outdoor art-
work. city planner Oaire Flynn ex-
plained. In addition, any exterior im-
provementl or remodeling, repair or
reconstruction projects costing more
than $750,000 would also be applicable,
she said.
Qty bulldinp would also be included
in the program, but pam and public
worb projects such as bridges and
underground projects would be exempt.
Any repairs or construction caused by
fire, earthquakes or a disaster, whether
it was public, commercial or industrial,
would also bi off the hook..
Cornrnissloners were concerned with
a portion of t.be proposal that allowed
developers to simply donate the 1% to a
scholarship program for the arta, saying
they feared most developers would
rather cut a check than go out and find
an artist to produce some sculpture for
their building. If that money were to go
directly to a scholarship fund, then the
dty would end up promoting the arts,
but the public would never get to see it.
Resident Gay Sandoval echoed the
commissioners' concerns during public
comment and urged them \O el.im;nate
the scholarship portion of the proposed
program.
Ml have one child in college and an-
SKATER KIDS
SEAN HILLER I OAll.Y PllOl
All abandoned couch provides a comfortable hangout for a group of friends as they watch a friend show off on his skateboard. In the front row, from
left, Arldres Pacheco,13, Adolfo Elvira,14, Hugo Garcia, 12, Francisco Ceja, 12. Anthony Garcia Lazo, 7, left, and Carlos Jimenez, 11, fill the back.
School board will roll on skateboard park idea
District leaders say they will join Costa Mesa council
members in considering Davis Elementary as a site.
Deirdre Newmmn
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MF.sA -After 10 years of
spinning their wheels. toe.al skateboard-
ers are getting doser to their dream -a
parlc where they can perform ollles, kick
Oipa and front-side grinds without the
perils of skating on the sidewalk.
On Tuesday, the Newport-Meta Uni-
fied School Board unanJmoualy decided
to look into developing a abteboard
parlc at Davis Elementary School in
Costa Mesa.
A local skateboard activist said be was
stoked by the decision.
"l feel really good," said Roger Cetina.
14, who has been fighting for a parlc for
the past few years. "In the beglnning l
assumed lt would be handed to me on a
silver platter and l £ailed, so now l'nl
more cautious. I'm happy that everyone
said yes. ..
One resident raised concerns about
the proposed location.
"I've seen vandals at Davis doing
gross things. .. JoAnn Copp said. ·1 think
another place would be more appropri-
ate than next to an elementary school"
The school board's approval follows
on the heels of a decision from the
Costa Mesa City Council, which ap-
proved Its half of the joint resolution
earlier this month. The two parties de-
dded to collaborate on a part after an
attempt by the district to partner with
Newport Beach fell through. Costa Mesa
will be leading the exploration of the
Davis lite, Supt. Robert Barbot said.
c.osta Mea and the school district say
public partldpatioo is key to the skate-
board puk'a success, so they will invite
comments from various groups. indud-
Ing the Mesa del Mar Homeowners
Assn., residents near TeWinkle Pad.
representatives from the skateboarding
community and the Davis £lementary
School Parent-Teacher Assn. during the
evaluation process.
·This is just the beginning of the dia-
logue,· trustee Jim Fenyman said. "We
want input from everyone who has a
stake in this. If It's ultimately decided
that Davis is the appropriate site, there
are ways to mitigate a lot of the con-
cerns."
• DBADRE NEWMAN covers educ8tion.
She may be rNChed llt 1949) 57'"4221 Of by
e-meil at deirdre.nrMNnfll«imes.com.
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The Costa Mesa Pt1nnlng Commiuion
hat approved design• for the Home
Ranch project. See story on Page A3
other on the way, so I am all for scholar-
ships.· Sandoval said. "But if all the
money goes to this fund. then the city
will never really get the benefit of any of
the 'public' art."
The Planning Co~n tweaked
the proposal so that devdopers who
woul4. rather hand over the money still
See.ART,P91eM
LANDMARK
Duke's
home
near last
roundup
John Wayne's Bay
Shore Drive house
could be tom down
in October for a new,
larger home.
Deepa Bharath
Dally Pilot
NEWPORT Bf.ACH -The Bay
Shore Drive house the Duke
called home for I 6 years may be
tom down within the next two
weeks to make way for a new
one, city officiaJs said.
The current owners of John
Wayne's former French chateau-
style waterfront home plan to
demolish it to build their pro-
posed two-story, 12,437-squa.re-
foot home. said Jay F.lbettar, city
building director.
Owners Robert and Beverly
Cohen submitted an application
to city planners on July 25 re-
questing a building permit for
the new single-family residence.
he said.
"The plans were returned to
them with certain clari.6cations
and corrections.· Elbett:ar said.
8eYerty Cohen said she and
her husband hope to get the re-
quired permits within a week
and get started on the demoli-
tion of the 7,105-square-foot
home.
She said there is more than
one problem with the house that
is half a century old.
"The Ooor plan is not made for
a family,· Cohen said. "The
family room is in the back. not
near the kitchen whel'e the
family can bang around I'm a
hands-on grandma and I like the
children to be 8JOWld ~
kitchen when rm cooking."
The building also has prob-
lems relating to mold. asbestos
and electrical connections. she
sald.
"It's all problems ID05dy asao-
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LOCALS ONLY
PET OF THE WEEK
Porsche
• Aw-year-old Po!'ICbe, a
..,a)"!d Rottweller, will soon
need to find a new home. After
'Oct. 11, her family will no longer
be able to care for her and, to
avoid 8endfns her to a shelter,
they would like to place her in a
home aa soon as possible,
-.•uu,.<•uv&UG Pfaff-Martin,
founder of the C.Ornmunfty
AnlmaJ Network.
-0ur organization really wants
to help more dop. but without
dog lovers coming forward to
help foster dogs in their homes,
our hands are tied," P!aff-Martin
said "The public has been
wonderful about offering
housing to cats, but the
community is hesitant to allow
unknown dogs into their
homes."
The network has tried to
negotiate with local
veterinarians for complimentary
and reasonable boarding fees for
dogs and cats but has been
unable to raise enough money
to support such kennel
boarding, Pfaff-Martin said.
See other animals available for
adoption at
www.animalnetwort.org or stop
by Russo's pet store at Fashion
Island between noon and 4 p.m.
on weekends.
Information: (949) 759-3646,
or write to the C.Onununity
Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662,
Newpon Beach, CA 92658.
DUI ARRESTS
The following persons have btJen
arrested recently on suspicion of
driving under the influence of an
intoxicant. They have only been
arrested on suspicion of a crime
and, as with all suspects, are
considered innocent until proved
guilty. ·
COSTA MESA
Tuesday
• Antonio Ortego-Sagahon, 43,
Costa Mesa
Mondlly
• Michael Marcus Metzger, 30,
Costa Mesa
•Scott Alan Swisshelm, 23, Camp
Pendleton
• Ayako Orlkasa, 25, Costa Mesa
• Ian Daniel Brawner, 30, Tustin
Sunday
• Adan Omana, 37, Santa Ana
• Randall Leslie Hastings, 18,
Huntington Beach
• Royce Damien Cano, 24, Costa
Mesa
s.turday
• Johnny Rodriguez, 39, Costa
Mesa
• Rudy Rodriguez, 25, Santa Ana
mct-v
• Sean James McGowan, 39,
Irvine
• Humberto Vargas, 31 , Costa Mesa
NEWPORT BEACH
Monday
•Alfonso Duarte, 31, Corona
• Artemi<> Villalba, 35, Laguna
Beach
Sunday
• James Robert Dobias, 47, Costa
Mesa
Saturday
• Kate Ann Achterberg, 20,
Newport Beach
• Nikolai Dimitri Preglar, 20, Palm
Springs
• Joseph Cullen Hinshaw, 22,
Newport Beach
•Ann Maureen Lessard, 41, San
Bernardino
Friday
•Sean Paul Nixon, 23, Newport
Beach
•Virginia Elizabeth Jimenez, 28,
long Beacti
• Jerriann O'Donnell, 52,
Westminster
Thursday
• John Gillen Coy, 56, Bakersfield
GETTING INVOLVED
• GETilNG INVOLVED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For inforl'l"lation on
adding your organization to this
list, call (949) 5744298.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC.
Volunteer opportunities for the
Orange County Council include
fund-raising, program
development and training to
8>Cisting troops and padcs. (714)
546-4990.
ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE
CENTER
Volunteer trail guides are needed
to help visitors learn about their
environment (949) 645-8489.
HOSPICE PREFERRED CHOICE
~ate needed to help
make • difference in the lives of
terminalty ill Individuals and their
familiea. Votunteen would assist
1hem with non-medical needs such
as providing respite for the primary
care giver, running errands,
reading to patients or weekly social
visits. The organization is atso
looking for cferlcal and
bereavement volunteers to assist
wTth office duties. Training is
provided. (714) 980-0900.
HUMAN OPTIONS
The organi2ation shelters,
counsels and educates abused
women and children. It is looking
for volunteers. (949) 737-5242,
Ext. 24.
ORANGE COAST INTERFAITii
SHELTER
The largest family shelter in the
coun1Y needs volunteers for Its
children's programs. It especially
desires Mors and those who can
take part in activities past 6 p.m.
Tutors will work with groups of
children or individually helping
children in their academic
problem areas. Volunteers will
also act as a Big Brother/Big
Sister during the summer. Jaime
Mayo, (949) 631-7213.
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FOR A GOOD CAUSE
Shawn Batsel
T he theater is like family for Shawn
Batsel
After all, the 21-year-old has
spent more than five years volunteering
his time with the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse.
While Batsel is majoring in
communications at CaJ State Fullenon,
his first love is the theater.
"I first came to the Civic Playhouse
with my sister because she was in one
of their productions," he said.
Then he got a part in a play and
started coming in to help with the
children's productions and building
set.s.
·rm very much involved in the·youth
program during the summer.· BatseJ
said. ·1 help teach the kids their lines.
keep them quier when they're
backstage.·
I le also started playing bass and
NEIGHBORS
Gensler Architecture, Design &
Plannl.ng Worldwide named Dada c.a.tum. a Gensler vice president since
2000, managing director of the Newport
Beach office earlier this month.
c.allahan is a member of Gensler's
Firm-wide Global Accounts 'Thskforce,
the \ Vorkplace and Strategic Alliance
Ta'i~ 1rces and of the Newport Beach
Steering C.Ommittee. Gensler is a leading
architecture and interior design finn
••• .Kevin 8awel. district manager of
Vector Marteting Cotporations lo Co6ta
Mela. recendy rea.cbed bis $2-mlllion
career sales milestone. Bowes joined the
company as a sales represen~ in
1998 and was quickly promoted to field
sales manager. This is his second career
aalea sward. Vector presents Milestone
Award plaques to managers that attain
mOllon-<lollar career sales milestones
9'gnifytng their sales accomplishments
and achievements .... Matthew
Doing it for
h is' love of theater
guitar when the Playhouse began
featuring live music. Batsel says he also
enjoys interacting with the audience
after plays.
*Here in C.Osta Mesa. we have
something called 'meet and greet.'
where you taJlc with the audience,· he
said. "When they tell you how m uch
they enjoyed the play, you feel really
good, It means a lot to me and It makes
it all wonhwhile."
There is not one specific area of the
theater that he likes to \Vork in. Batse1 -
said
"I love all of It; anything is great, ft he
said. Batsel particularly enjoyed
building a set for "Bye Bye Birdie" about
three years ago.
Beownutl of Newport Beach was one of
a 12-member team that spent two
weeks teaching conversational English
to Polish teens during the summer.
Benvenuti and hJs grandmother, Teny
Lawery of Lakewood. C.Olo., ~re part of
the Global Volunteers program, which
orrers volunteer service-learning
opportunities in 19 countries .... Navy
Petty OOicer 3rd au.. Thorin 0. Maybe,
of Costa Mesa. recently departed on a
six-month deployment to the
Mediterranean Sea and Arabian Gulf as
part of Operation F.ndurlng Preedom.
Mayba. a 1989 Estancia High graduate.
is cumndy aboard the u.ss. Abraham
Lincoln. whldl ii one of the many
carriers deployed throughout the world
to serve as a bigbly visible deterrent to
would-be aggressors, and Is equipped
with the most wrsatile and powerful
weapons and alraaA available .... Many
Newport-Mesa residents left the 2002
Ora,nge Cowlty Pair aa recipients of a
variety of awards. IWpb Mc:Cowan of
Ciost.a Mesa woo first place for creatlng
·rm most proud of the sets we made
then.· he said "It was quite a challenge
to paint all of the stage in a checkered
manner. 1Wo of os did the whole thin8
between midnight and 8 in the morning··
Batsel said that in volunteering at thf·
Playhouse, he learned a lot, especially
about being disciplined, he said
·No maner what you do, there are 30
people counting on you.· he said. "ll°'i a
t earn effort."
Batsel says he has also enjoys the
camaraderie that comes with IL
"That makes it real special." he said
·People there know me since I was 15
It's a spe.clal bond No matter how hard
the work i.S;'tt's great because y0u know
you're always with friends and the
whole place is like one big family. ft
-Story by Dttpa Bluua11t
plwto by Sean Hi/In
the most palriotic hat. Other (.c»ta Mesa
winners included: Helm~ 13, for
her halter-top sun drea; Windy Bondl
for her paper mache sculpture; I.Ile
Jeffrtes for most original hat; Laura
Keller, 13, for her themed Oower
arrangement V-~ 11 , for
her boysenberry jam; Mm1ba llMe for
her black and white pbotogn.ph; Muda
Weatbaholt llembardt for her oil
painting; One Qardmr for his
lighthouse collection; S«ephmlr
MlnlnM. 18, for her happy face
collection; Bob Wblle for hJa
woodcarving and Bob~ for the
opening ceremony grand pd1.e. The
C.Orooa del Mar winners lnduded:
Kann ••d>etil for her black and white
photograph and Ea Pa ..... for her
crocheted and lacewort arddes.
• NBGteOAS spotllgMa ec:hlewmentl In
the community. PIUM direct notewoMv
information to Chrlctlne Carrillo via fax at
(949) 846-4170, or send HMll to
christine.carrlllo@latlrnM.oom.
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~. ~ 25. 2002 Al
Commission gives Home Ranch designs passing grade
" Costa Mesa Planning Commission approves
Standard Pacific designs, though some
require height variance.
Lolita Herper
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Hours of de-
bate over Home Ranch were
avoided at the Planning Com-
mission meeting Monday night,
as most speakers -even those
staunchly opposed to the mas-
sive development -paid com-
pliments to the developers of
the project's residential compo-
nent.
Planning commissioners
easily approved designs pro-
posed by Standard Pacific.
whom the Segerstroms chose to
design and construct 60 single-
family homes and 83 town-
homes on the northeast portion ot the 93-aae Home Ranch site.
Althougb some portions of the
proposed housing tract call for
the bending of city rules, com-
missioners said the accommo-
dations were painless to grant
because they made for a better
overall project.
""lb.is is a quality development
that allows (Standard Pacific) to
build above and beyond what
was expected.~ ·Plaruiing Com-
mission Olairwoman Katripa
Foley said.
Major aspects of the project
fall in line with existing city
building codes, but the builders
asked for exceptions in parking
requlrementa and in building
height.a for the free-itanding
homes.
Designs for the townhomes
fall in line with city standards.
The proposed single-family
home$ exceed general hetgbt te·
qulrements by 3 feet. Pacific
Standard officials asked to build
30-foot homes -just over the
27-foot maximum -with chim·
neys that wouJd reach heights of
33 feet, which also exceeds the
city's usual maximum of 29 feel
1be project calls for a mix of
four home styles: Tuscany, Ital·
tan Country, Monterey and
French Tuscany, which is the d e-
sign that wouJd require a height
variance. Standard Pacific repre·
sentative Dana Beaver argued
the variety in the homes. and
subsequently in their heights,
added to the architectural flare
of the housing tract.
Planning com.ml&sioners and
ma.t audience members
agreed. -
Speakers said they appreci-
ated the developer's effort to
steer clear of the cookie-cutter
mold that is typical of many
gated comn'lunities. The rest of
Costa Mesa tout.a variety in its
housing styles and designs and
the proposed Home Ranch
community wouJd follow in that
vein, people said.
Resident Cindy Brenneman,
who helped lead the opposition
to the Home Ranch project last
year, complimented the designs
and said she believed Pacific
Standard wouJd build a q11ality
project. However, she was con·
cerned that city officiaJs were
too ready to comprom,ise the
city's rules. Brennell)afl said
Running for the children
The 16th annual
Harbor Heritage Run
will take place Oct. 5
and can always use
more teams.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
FYI ·-· The Harbor Heritage Run will
take place on Saturday, Oct. 5.
Race day registration will begin
at 6:30 a.m . The SK will start at
8:30 a.m. at Newport Harbor
High School stadium at 16th
Street between Dover Drive and
Irvine Avenue in Newport
Beach.
of mflle prires. FaJliers said. In
addition to Megonigal's team.
other teams participating so far
include the school's water polo
and girl's tennis teams and a few
groups of women walkers. A
team can enter with a minimum
uf four people.
Creating tantalizing rreats such
as mint meltaways, coconut
swirls and chocolate-dipped
pretzels can be hazardous to
your waistline. But the
employees of Newport
Beach-based Cuisine by Jeanine,
a fuJl -service catering company,
work out lo minimize the
high-caloric effects of their
cuisine.
And this time of year -right
before the Oiristmas holidays
when their business goes into
overdrive with cookie orders -
they take their workout up a
notch.
DON LEACH /DAILY PILOT
Cuisine by Jeanine team Joni Peterka, Diane McNe1ll, Jeanine
Megonigal and Kathy Pepper are one of several teams that will
participate in the Harbor Heritage Run .
In addition to burning calories,
Megonigal and her cohorts are
running Ult' r.ice because they all
have some afliliation with the
school -MegonigaJ's daughter
will anend it in the future.
On OcL 5, owner Jeanine
Megonigal and five of her
employees will run as a team in
encourages learns to panicipate
to make the race more fun and
involve more of the community,
said Cathy Falliers, publicity
chair.
"'[Teams! can dress up and he
goofy; they can do anything they
want.H Falliers said. • ~· •· · the Harbor Heritage Run,
!>ponsored by Newport Harbor
I righ School's Parent· Teacher
Assn. The organization
This is the 16th annual run.
The event usually garners
$25.000 to 30,000 for academic
Free TOTAL TRUST PLAN Seminar
Saturday. October 5th
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Saturday, October 5th
10:30am
@ Mimi's Cafe
Breakfast will be ServeJJ
WHY STAY HOME
Sunset Dinners
<Rjstorante 9damma qina
Monday-Friday: 4:30-6:15
~Panni ..... or
Quuaellqnl Alla Florentina
(with soup or salad)
JUST $10.90
l1ie Real Prime Rib or F~
Mignon
(with soup or salad)
JUST $13.90
programs at the <>chool, Fallier<.
said. About 1,000 people ui.ually
participate.
In addition to the main event
-the SK -the race also feature~
a 3K and "Kids Klassic" races.
.. Three-fo urth!'> of our work b
here in Newport and we're trying
to stay within the community,"
Megonigal ..aid.
If runner.. enter as a team, they
don't have to worry about
competing with the individual
runners. ·n1ey are in a clas:. by
themselvel> with their own level
Megonigal and her terun Wlll
probably dre~ in apron<. for the
race and will help othcn.
carbo-load hy handing nut
~amples of their 01ri~tma..,
coolciei., !>he saJd.
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friendly and respects the way :
we live our lives" • •
You are lnYited to attend an
.. Introduction to University Synagogue
and Reconatractlonlam". Jl'lnd oat why
we are the futeat IJ'OWlng movement in
• Amedcan Jud•lam and how University
• Syn-coaue provides an atmoephere
: where all lcfeu can be debated and
• d.l.acueed openly.
: Join Rabbi Raclalla for an Informal
• ptherm, at a member·• home to learn
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UNNBR8ITY SYNAGOGUE
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SOON IN OUR NEW BUILDING
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Standard Paclfic should be able
to build a bi,gh-quality project
that fell in One with building
height requirement.a.
·we set these criteria for a
reason, and people come in ask-
ing for a variance and we just
give it to them,• she said.
Commisaioner Walter Daven-
port said the isolated location of
the new tract provided for rea-
sonable lenJency in the city
codes.
Resident PauJ Wtlbur said
Standard Pacific should make
sure that potential homeowneri.
were aware of the truck traffic
through the area, which he a1-
tributed to the nearby U.S. Poi.I
Office.
Beave r assured him that pro·
s pective buyers would be fore·
warned
The Pacific Standard pro1ec1
site ls on the northeast portion
or the Home Ranch <e, on the
corner of Suntlower Avenue and
Susan Slleet It lies alongside the
admlnisttative offices or the
Auto Oub of Southern Callfor·
nia. The gated community
would cons.isl of a mix in town-
homes and single-family homes.
as well as two community parlii!.,
a pool and a recreation centeli.. .
Other major components of
the overall Home Ranch devel ·
opment include an lkea retail
store. Emule.x industrial head·
quarters and a mix of carnpu!>·
sty1e office space.
The former llma bean farms.
once cuJtivated and still owned
by the influential Segerstrom
family. are bordered by Harbor
BouJevard, Sunflower Avenue.
Fairview Road and the San Dt
ego Freeway.
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Steinbeck films
wi II be shown
John Steinbeck's work.<,
will be I.he subject of three
'>creenings next month al
the Newport Beach Cen-
tral Library .... , he Grape!\
ul Wrath," a 1940 film Mar-
rin~ I lenry Fonda. will be
~neened at 5 p.m.
\Vcdnec;day. The Academy
/\ward -nominated 1984
dram a "El Norte·· will be
~hown al 5 p.m. Ot l. J.
The 1996 Emmy Award-
winning "'A.K.A. Don Ho·
nu:-; A Video Diary" will be
'>hown al 7 p.m. Oct. 10. A
th! .. cusi.ion about Stein-
beck\ life and wo rks at 3
r.m. Wedne!>day will pre-
cede the film. All the
evenl'> are free and are at
the Central Library, 1000
Avocad o Ave. For more 1n ·
formation, ca!J (949) 717
3801.
Library hosts art
and essay contest
Student:-in seventh
through 12th gradei. are
invited tu cru.h in on their
understanding of toler-
ance through 1.he Newport
Beach PubLic Library's
.. Peace f"hrough Under-
:-ta ndmg: An An and F..s·
.... ay Cont PSI.· To qualify to
win one of four $100 sav-
tng5 honds, they may sub-
mit ellht'r a 250-to 350·
word typed. double·
">pacl•d t''>'>UY or a piece of
two-d1mensionaJ art that
exprC'>'>t'' tht·tr thoughti-
on tolera nce. All entries
must he -.ubmit1ed 10 a
Newport Keach Public IJ-
brary location hy Oct 18
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CONSIGN • DESIGN
Qualily Furnishings & Accessories For Your Home
Iron/Glass Coffee Table ............................. $125•
Stained Glass Chandelier .......................... $ I 50-
Pine Letter Writing Desk ......•................... $ l 11S•
Sofa •••••••••.....•.•••.•••••• -................................... $2()()"
Large Pine Coffee Table ...... -.................... $22S-
lron/Glass Sofa Table--.. --··· .............. -.• $225"
Restoration Hardware Occasional Chair .. $.250"
Iron Patio Table/4 CbaJrs_.._. ............. -•. $300"
Bamboo 'liable/4 Chairs .. -···-··""'-~--$JJS"
Jane Keltner Bar Stools (palr).---S4W
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369 B. 17th Street #10, Costa Mesa,
LOc..s bdlW ...... .....,
Phone (949) 764; 1746
tba110-5:30 ...... Sllll ICM
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PUBllC SAFETY
BRIEFLY IN
1HENEWS
Bomb threat
evacuates bank
A bomb threat at a Costa
Me-. bank that caused •
brief evacuation 1\Jelday
afternoon turned out be a
hoax, oftlciala said.
The threat originated
when a woman overheard
two run talking about
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Begonia Awnue: Petty
theft was reported in the
1000 bled at 9:01 a.m.
Sunday.
• Bristol Strwt A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
2900 blod: at 8:03 a.m.
Sunday.
• C.prl LllM: Vandalism was
reported in the 3000 blod: at
10:09 a.m. Sunday.
• Fafrvi9w Rolld: An auto
theft was reported in the
2700 blodc at 11 :42 a.m.
Sunday. t
• South eo.t o.tw.: A
hit-end-run was reported in
tti. 900 bloc:t at 12:12 e.m.
Sunday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• West 8Mboe BouJ9UW'd:
Petty theft was reported In
the 1900 bl<><* at 12:29 e.m.
Monday.
• Lii Salucl end Mil9rlo Drive:
Indecent exposure was
reported at 10:29 a.m.
Monday.
• Newport Center Drive
East: Grand theft was
reported in the 500 bl<><* at
11:23 a.m. Monday.
ART
COnllnUed from Al
HOME
ContiaJed from Al
dated with a house that is very old." Cohen
said. "It needs a lot of wort.• ·
The house ls not listed in Newport Beach's
historlcal registry although It is pointed out
in tours and cruises of the aru.
However, John Wayne's home Is hardly the
way it was when the Duke lived thett in the
1970s, said John Blaich, who was his neigh-
bor on Bay Shore at the time.
"lr's been rebuilt at least two times after
John Wayne," he said. "It was a one-story
ranch house."
Wayne had decorated the mansion to suit
his style, Blaich said.
"He put in this huge mosaic bath tub that
he soaked in," he said. "He also bad a
screening room where he would show guests
his movies. He stored the 16-milllmeter films
in the garage. But it was all gone after him."
• LOUrA tu<JU 81 cown Com
Meee. SM mev be r..m.d et (IMS)
574-427& or bv •rNll et
1o1n..11a,,,.,•1M1me&com.
• Joenn Strwt A person
was reportedly under the
influence of drugs In the 600
blod: at 6:53 a.m. Sunday.
• Newport Bout.Yard:
• Summit Street and
SushON Drive: A vehicle
burglary was reported at
1 :56 p.m. Monday.
• West 15th Street: A
commercial burglary was
reported in the 800 bl<><* at
1111.m . Monday.
• DEEM BHARAnt covers public safety and
couru. She may be reached at (949) 5744226 or
by e-mail at deepa.bh11rath@l11times.com .
Flt.£ PHOTO/OAILVPILOl
John Wayne's former home on Bay shore Drive is set for demolition next month.
Vandalism was reported in
the 1500 blod: at 10:56 a.m.
Stmday.
• New Yot1c Avenue: A
: vehicle burglary was
reported in the 3200 blod: at
7:59 a.m. Sunday.
• 35th S1rMt: Indecent
exposure was reported in
the 300 bled at 8:31 p.m.
Monday.
HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
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Cbntmued from A 1
city, regardless of whose land
they're on.
Among the protections the or-
dinance is designed to offer are
requirements that only the best
and least intrusive equipment be
permitted and that the com-
pany's commercial antennas can't
be put on residential property.
If approved, the ordinance
could come back for final ap·
provaJ in early October.
In the meantime, the city will
likely begin working on contracts
with AT&T and Cingular, which
have aJready approached the
city.
Possible sites for the equip-
ment. which often resemble 3-
foot-long black metal boxes with
slim metal antennas several feet
long sticking out the top, include
parlc.s, police headquarters, life·
guard headquarters, piers, medi·
ans and parkways.
•JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beach and John Wayne
Airport. She may be reached at
(949) 5744232 or bV e-mail at
j une.casagrande @lat1mes.com.
CITY Of COSTA MESA
Costa Meae City Hall, n Fair
Drive, 92626, (71 4) 754-5223
M-vor. Linda Dixon
Coundt. Libby Cowan, Gary
Monahan, Karen Robinson and
Chris Steel
CfTY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Beach City Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd .. 92663, (949)
644-3309
M-vor. Tod Ridgeway
Coundl: Gary Adams, Steve
Bromberg, Norma Glover, John
Heffernan, Dennis O'Neil and
Gary Proctor
COAST COMMUNITY COUEGE
DISTRICT
District Office: 1370 Adams Ave.,
Costa Mesa 92626, (714)
432·5898
ChMCellor: William M. Vega
Board; President Armando Ruiz,
Vice President Walter Howald,
Paul Berger. George Brown end
Jeny Patterson
NEWPORT-MESA UNIF1ED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
€5~
District Office: 298f>.A Bear St.,
Costa Mesa 92626, (714) 424-5000
Superint.endent: Robert Berbot
Board: President Judy Franco,
Vice President Martha Fluor, Cleric
Serene Stokes, Dana Bladt, Jim
Fenyman, David Brooks and
Wendyleeoe Mattress Outlet Store
MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER
DISTRICT
1965 Placentia Ave .. Costa Mesa
92627,(949)631-1200
Bo.rd: President Jim Atkinson.
Vice President Mike Healey, Trudy
Ohlig-Hall, Fred Bodunlller and
Paul E. Shoenberger
FULL BAR
COCKTAILS
COSTA MESA SNfffMV
DISTRICT
P.O. Box 1200, Costa Mesa
92628-1200, 1714) 754-6043
"WE TAICE DINING TO
THE NEXT LEVEL"
Clean, Comfoltllble, UllCIVwded
I/lore PeraOINll Atc.ntlon to
Our .. mbera
• Seml-Prtvate tor Men & Women
• Lots of Equipment/Free Welghta
• Pllatea Studio & Mat ClasMa
• SPINNING Theater-Ucenaed
• 16 Full Tlme Personal Tralnera
• Child care Sam-noon M -F
• Ample & Convenient Parking
• Yoga, TaJ Chi, Stretch claaeee
• Step, Power Pump, CardlO
• Showers, Steam & Towels
• Skin Care
• ~ PhyalcaJ Therapy Center
• Permanent Make-Up
8"fd: President Anene
Schafer, Jim Ferrymen. Art
Perry, Greg Woodside end Dan
Worthington
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD Of
EDUCATION
200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9050,
Costa Mesa 92628-9050, (714)
966-4000
Elizabeth D. Parker, member,
Trustee Area 5, Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD Of
stHIMSORS
Hall of Administration, 10 Civic
Center Plaza, Santa Ana 92701
•Jim Silva, 2nd District (Coste
Mesa, Newport Beach). (714)
834-3220
• Thomas Wilson, 5th District
(Newport Coast), (714) 834-3550
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR
88 Fair Drive, Coate Mesa, (714)
708-FAJR
Boud: President Curt Pringle,
Vice President Ruben A. Smith,
Randy Smith, Emily Sanford,
Peggy Haigl, James Barich,
Deborah Carona, Leslie A. Rey
and Patricia Velasquez
STATE SENATE
Ross Johnson (A), 35th District,
18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite
395, Irvine 92715, (949) 833-0180;
fax: (949) 833-0696;
Press Secretary Pat Joyce, (916)
323-1200
STATE ASSEMBLY
John Campbell (R), 70th District,
State C.pitol, Sacramento,
96814, (916) 31~2070
E-meil:
di8trlct70tlnumbly.ca.gov
STATE COASTAL COlllWISSION
45 Fremont St, Suite 2000, San
Francisco 94105, (415) 904-5200,
regional office in long Beach,
(310) 590-5071
GOVERNOR
Grey Davia, (D), State C.pitol,
Sacremento 95814, (918)
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445-2841; fax: (916) 445-4633
U.S. HOUSE Of
REPRESENTATIVES
• Chris Cox, (R), 47th District, 1
Newport Place, Suite 420,
Newport ~ach 92660, (949)
766-2244; r 2402 Rayburn
Building, aahington, DC 20515,
(202) 226-5611; fax (949)
251·9309 (represents most of
Newport Beach)
E·mall:
christopher.cox@mail.house.gov
•Dana Rohrabacher, (R), 45th
District, 101 Main St .. Suite 3C,
Huntington Beach 92648, (714)
960-6483; or 2338 Rayburn
Building, Washington, DC, (202)
226-2415; fax: (714) 960-7806
(Represents Coate Mesa end
West Newport)
E-mail: dana@msil.houu.gov
U.S. SENATE
•Barbara Boxer, (0), 112 Hart
Senate Building, Suite 112,
Washington, DC 20510, (202)
22~3553;
or 2250 E. lmperiel Highway,
Suite 545, El Segundo 90245,
(213) 894-5000
E-mail:
senator@boxer.aenate.gov
• Dianne Feinstein, (D), 331 Hart
Building, Washington, DC 20510.
(202) 22~3841;
or 1111 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite
916, Los Angeles 90025, (310)
91~7300
E-mail:
senator@feinstein.senate.gov
PRESIOENT
George W. Bush. (A), White
House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave .•
Washington, DC 20500.
Hotline: (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.) (202)
456-1111
E-mell:
prnident@whitehouse.gov
Fax: (202) 456-2461
VICE PRESIDENT
Dk* Cheney, (R), Capitol Building,
Suite 212, Washington, DC. 20600
E-mell:
vice.pre.JdentflwhitehouUt.gov
Fax: (202) 456-2481
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OBITUARIES
Betty Louise
Garrison
Services for 30-year
C.orona del Mar rai-
dent Betty Louise Gar-
rison wfD be beJd at
9-.30 a.m. Wednesday
at Pacillc View Ola.pet
It will be followed by
Interment at Padflc
View MemorlaJ Park.
Mn. Garrtson died of
natural cauaes. She
was 82. She is sunived
by son Bob Ganison;
daughter 8ubua Gar-
rison; sister Margaret
Johnson: and sh
grandchUdJm.
Lucille Howey
Grawslde services
for fonner longtime
Coata Me.a realdent
Ludlle Howey wtll be
held at noon Saturday
at Paci6c View Me-
morial Park. Mn.
Howey dJed Sept. 18
or natural causes. She
was 86. She l5 aur·
vtved by son Thny
Howey; dausbter
Bonnie Hafer; brother
Kenneth McRight; als·
ter Mabel White; four
grandchlJdren and
one great·grandcbild.
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SM.ING CUSSES •••oet ...... end ..... 1eaor1a ere available et Marina
WaterSporta In the Balboa Fun
Zone. Advanced claSMS Include
navigation, big boat, powerboat,
introduction to heavy weather
and first-mate lnatructlon. (949)
873-3372; the Blue Dolphin
Salling Oub, (!MS) 644-2525; or
Udo Sailing Oub, (949) 676-0827.
...,.F•cll...,_,otr.s~
In boating safety and sailing,
year-round for people with
disabilities. Free. (949) 640-1678.
Orenge County employ9n can
bring their employees out to
Newport Beach on weekdays to
enjoy a day of sailing courtesy of
Orange Coa8t College. The
Schoof of Salling and
Seamanship now offers a chance
for grous-to work with the
on-board Instructor on different
sailing techniques while they get
advice on how to perform well in
business. No sailing experience
necessary. One-day classes cost
from $100 to $125. (949)
645-9412.
BOAT RENTALS
Balboa Boat RMtala can put you
on the water in many ways, with
single and double kayaks. electric
boats, 14-holder sailboats, pedal
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Adams K-5
2850 Clubhouse Road, Costa
Mesa
Candy Cloud (714) 424-7935
AnderMn K-6
1900 Port Seaboume, Newport
Beach
Mory Manos (949) 515-6935
Callfomla K-5
3232 California St .. Costa M esa
Jane Holm (714) 424-7940
College Partt K-3
2380 Notre Dame Road. Costa
Mesa
Carol Lang (714) 424-7960
DllVis4-6
1050 Arlington Dnve, Costa Mesa
Cheryl Galloway (714) 424-7930
Eastbluff K-6
2627 Vista del Oro, Newport
Beach
Chartene Metoyer (949) 515-5920
Harbor View K-6
900 Goldenrod Ave .• Corona del
Mar
Melliss1a Christensen (949)
515-6940
KalMr3-6
2130 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa
Daryle Palmer (949) 515-6950
1G11ybrooke K-5
3155 Killybrooke Lane, Coat.a
Mesa
Kathy Sanchez (714) 424-7945
Uncotn K-6
3101 Pacific View Drive, Corona
del Mar
Barbara Haddodt (949) 515-6955
MarinenK-6
2100 Mariners Dnve, Newport
Beach
Pam Coughlin (949) 515-6960
N.wpoft Cout K-6
6665 Ridge Partc Road, Newport
Coast
Monique VanZeeBroedt (949)
515-6975
fWwport a.m.m.ry K-6
14th Street and Balboa
Boulevard. Newport Beach
Oenlae Knutaen (949) 516-6965
Newport Heights K-6
300 E. 15th St, Newport Beach
Judtth Chambers (949) 515-6970
~K-3
1060 Paularino Ave .• C~a Mesa
Pltrida lnaley (714) 424-7950
PomonaK-3
2061 Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa
Julie McCormldc (949) 515-6980
RM 4-6
801 Hamilton St, Cocta Mesa
Ken Kiiiian (949) 616-6906
lonawll K·3
N8 Sononl Road, Coete Meea
CMltine Anderaon (714)
424-7966
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WHAT'S AFLOAT
bom end ruMbouta for offlihot9 8eAbo9 r-un Zone. (Mt) 87a-m2. uae Of CNWng the bly. BeM>oe
&o.t Aenteli .-0 holdl ~r ....................
~hunl8 eboetd the Gondola Co. of~ 3400Via
electt1c bey~ tNt pnMde ()pofto, &1ke 102~6 ()Oft group~ for cc:H'POf*tk>na, Includes a bMktt of ,
blr1hdtya, nonp. ofit dleele, Miami, Ice, gl .......
organ~ and group outings. blriet. muaJc end• Pofatc>id
The hunt pecbges Include boats, plc:ture. Wine also la available.
tri\lla quesdons, mapa, Polaroid (!M9)875-1212.
cameras and supplies. Cott for
the hunt begins at $226 per boat Gondola~
and catering la avaHable at an 3101 W. Coaat Highway, offers
addltlonalrate.Forhunt o.,. and two-hour gondola
reMrVationa. call (949) 557-5100, cruises. A one-hour tour with En 12. For general lnfonnatlon, champagne la $70. A two-hour call (949) 673-7200. tour with dinner and champagne
Is $180. Pldtup 11 available at e.ctrlc boet l'9nt.as ... .....,.. waterfront restaurants. (949) by the hour et Duffy Electric 67~. Boata, 2001 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. All boats are
equipped with window IMne eo.t Chmln In Udo
enclosures and CD players. Ice Marina Village offers two-hoor
and cu~ are provided. electric boat cruises with a
gourmet dinner. $180 for two ReMrvatlons are suggested. An people. (949) 675-4704. hour rent.al is $70. (949) ~12.
Gondole Romllnce of'Jiar'S ct.ity Sall airbome outside Newport
Harbor at Marina >VaterSports, tours of Newport Harbor during
lunch and dinner. Call (949) pulled by a motorboat at Balboa 67s-.t730. The tours go out of Para-sailing near the Balboa Fun
Zone. A 90-minute trip is $45. Udo M arina Village, 3400 Via
(949) 673-3372. Oporto, Newport Beach.
CRUISES A motorind lounge chair may be The Newport Landl09 a.tie is rented at Resort Water Sports at available for weddings and Newport Dunes for $25 per hour.
Pedal boats, electric boats, receptions, codctail and
boogie boards, kayaks, inflatable sightseeing cruises, and
rafts, beach furniture and meetings at $250 per hour
wetsuits also are available. (949) (minimum two hours) and $150
729-1150. for each additional hour. (949)
361-3640.
Party pontoons, chaparral
runabouts and family pontoons Fun Zone Boat Co. runs •
may be rented at Marina 45-minute cruise (adults, $6;
WaterSports Bay Rentals in the chil~ren, $1 ) and 90-mmute cruise
NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL LIST
Woodland K-2
2025 Garden Lane, Costa Mesa
Kathryn Hofer (949) 515-6945
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS
Ensign lntermediata 7-8
2000 C1iff Drive, Newport Beach
Mike McGuire (949) 515-6910
TeWinkle 6-8
3224 California St .. Costa Mesa
Jeff Gall (714) 424-7965
HIGH SCHOOLS
Corona cW Mar 7-12
2101 Eastbluff Dnve, Newport
Beach
Sharon Fry (949) 515-6000
Costa M..a 7·12
2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa
Fred Navarro 9-12; John Garcia,
7-8 (714) 424-8700
Estancia 9-12
2323 Placentia Ave .. Costa M esa
Tom Antal (949) 515-6500
Newport Harbor 9-12
600 Irvine Ave .• Newport Beach
Michael Vossen (949) 515-6300
,.,..... cHdren. $1),
~from~ fun lone
fNelV 30 '""""-from t1 a.m. to
1 p.m. delly. A 80-rnlnute
~ IUOMt CN1ae (adutm, se: c:Hkhn, $1) INYes the Fun
Zone It 7 p.m. daily. Private
charters ere 8Vellabfe. (949)
873-02-40.
CeullrM Pl' .... 8eMce Nna
45-mlnute hert>or cruises (adults,
$6; chlldren, $1) and 90-mlnute
cruises (adults, $8; children, $1 ),
departing from Balboa Fun Zone
fNfJry 30 minut• from 11 a.m. to
4;30 p.m. dally and on the hour
until 7 p.m. (949) 673-5245.
Cn.dM tM hetbor llbomd tM
Electra. a 100-foot C1usic Fantail
vessel. Charters with catering are
available for up to 145
passengers. (949) 723-1069.
A thl"M<OW'M dinner and
dancing while cruising the harbor
is available at 7 p.m. Fridays and
Saturdays at 7 p.m . at
Hornblower Dining Yachts. 2431
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. $66.95 per person. Brunch
cruises also are available. (949)
631 -2469.
The Cat.Una Ayer departs from
Balboa Pavilion at 9 a.m. daily
and returns from Catalina Island
at 4:30 p.m . $36 round-trip for
adults; $20 round-trip for
children. Reservations are
recommended. (949) 673-5245.
Homblower offers weebnd
dinner dance and Sunday
champagne brunch cruises on
Newport Harbor that celebrate
imaginative cuisine and
Attemative Education c.nter
Back Bay Cont. High School
Monte Vasta High School
390 Monte Vista Ave., Costa Mesa
Diana Carey (949) 515-6900
Middle College High School
2701 Fairview Road. Costa M esa
Robert Nanney (714) 432 5732
ADULT EDUCATION
Adutt School
425 E. 18th St.. Costa Mesa
Diana Carey 1949) 515-6996
th ey conquered a ~~qfqy
l aughed at a joke, held a trembling hand .
Wednesdly, ~ 25. 2002 • ,.
pempet9d eeMc:e. 2431 w. Coe.t ........................
Higttw.y, Suite 101, Newpoft a.m.~from~
Beedl. (949) 831·2A89. OuNe. S2() filw ..... Md $15 for
d'dldten. Kayllk,..... end
The Adwww ......... -..wt ~., ... ~.(949)
Charter9 hosts crulMa around 7&1160.
Newp00 Hetbor from 12:30 to 2
p.m. fNery Sunday at 3 101 W. Slnglelalw9 ...... "10P9'
CoHt Highwey, Newport Beactt. hout) end doublee ($15 per hour)
$20, Includes crulM, parldng, are evailabte It a.lboe 8oet
cookies and IOdas. Reservations Rentals In the~ Fun Zone.
required. (949) 660-2412. (949) 673-7200. ~Power
also provide9 uvat. eurf ski and
FISHING canoe rent.at .. (949) 875-1215.
Fishing eta.. a..v. a.lboa The Upper Newpo1189¥ Pavilion at 6 a.m. and return at 4 Ecological ReMrve offers Bade p.m . Mondays and Tuesdays. Bay canoe tours departing at 8:30 $125. (949) 673-2810. a.m. Saturdays from Shettmaker
G« to the Newport Pier ee.ty to Island, which is off Bade Bay Drive
in Newport Beach. (949) 640-6746 watch the dory fishing fleet return
with the fresh catch of the day. Newport Aquatic c.m. oflilr9 Fish are prepared for sale at sweep rowing (one oar), sculling McFadden Square, an open-air classes (two oars) and canoe market. rentals. Oasses run for four
Ashing supplies and bo.t weeks and cost $75. Introductory
chnics also are available charters (open party and Saturdays and Sundays for $10 private) are available at Davey's (949) 646-n25. Loehr, 400 Main St., Balboa
(949) 673-1434; and Newport Scut>. tnining, COf'4is1ing of six Landing Sportfishing, 309 evening and two weekend day Palms, Suite F. Newport Beach classes. are offered at the Aquatic (949) 675-0550. Center, 4537 W. Coast Highway,
Day end night flshi09 charters ere Newport Beach. $200 to $310. The
center also offers scuba rentals. available for groups or singles at special trips, repairs and air fills. Bongos Sportfishing on Balboa (949) 650-5440.
Peninsula. (949) 673-2810.
Certifiation ct ..... for
KAYAKING/CANOEING/SCUBA beginning to instructor-level
899inni09 Ma kayaking, rolli09 scuba divers are available at clinics and private lessons are Dive-in Scuba, 2482 Newport
offered at Paddle Power, 1500 W. Blvd , Costa Mesa. Other services
Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Kayak and include boat charters, equipment
sea ski rentals also are available. sales, rentals and repairs. (949)
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READERS RESPOND ..
Ficus, fall en or not, fuel continued deb.ate
AT ISSUE: Some fault Newport Beach
officials, and others praise them for
removing the trees Thursday morning.
M y thoughts on the ficus
tree removal are as
follows.: Now thar the
city has had its way, ii wouJd
behoove them to replace the
fallen ficus trees with some trees
of quality (~City tears down
Main Street ficus." Thursday). If
the budget doesn't allow, then
reduce another expenditure
instead.
There is nothing that will
enhance Main Street as much as
the right size and choice of trees.
Please, do not replace the
majestic ficus with the quality of
tree recendy planted In the
village.
JOANN MATOS
Peninsula Point
Cut down the other two old, My husband and J have lived
damaging trees and giet on Wftb it. in the Newport-Mesa area now
KEN THOWSON · for more than 10 years. Not a
Newport Beach lifethhe, but long enousb to love
and appreciate the beauty of
Regarding the ficus trees, the Balboa. We were shocked and
city shouJd appreciate Jan very sad at the actions taken by
Vandersloot and others who "our representatives," the mayor
fight to make Newport Beach a and some of the City Council,
better place. CUtting down the regarding the removal of the
trees at 7 a.rn. before the other beautiful trees in Balboa It was
side had a chcUlce to file papers clearly an act of "We're going to
sums up the city perfectJy. do what we want no matter
CANDICE HUBERT what you say." ft was a childish
Newport Beach and cowardly move. There are
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
many more of us that are very
upset at what waa done. Let us
all remember this and Mayor
Tud Ridgeway at election time.
THE KLASSERTS
Costa Mesa
I guess it was a slow news day
that prompted all the coverage
of the ficus tree removal to be
shown on national TY. Quite
honestly, I found it
embarrassing that this is even
considered newsworthy.
And who was minding the
protecdoo of ow cid.zeru when
five police can and more than
that number of policeman were
guarding the removal?
Shouldn't they be out doing
something more in their job
descriptlon? At lea.st they were
not In riot gear.
The good part is that In my
two trips off the penlnsuJa, I got
a good chuck.le each time f
went by. Thanks, Balboa Arbor
Society, for b~='t1.\E=
Balboa Peninsula
Residents should make Westside committee decisions
By Kathleen Eric
A s a member of the
C,ommunity
Redevelopment Action
Committee who has attended
every meeting since its
inception, I'd like to clarify and
correct a few things for the
wnter of the Sept. 15 editorial
(~Improve the Westside
committee's efficiency").
The committee has never had
80 people show up for a
meeting. The average
attendance has been 45
members per meeting.
The Aug. 5 article (A Ooser
l..oolc ... Redevelopment group
faces growth hurdles") stated
that the members of each table
were chosen "by facilitators to
make sure a cross section of the
community is represented at
every table.· Not exactly. After
the second meeting, I asked one
of the facilitation crew members
how they chose the makeup of
the groups. After chec.ling with
the facilitators, she reponed
back to me: "BasicalJy they just
made sure that there was no one
with the same name sitting at
the same table. n
l was more than a little
curious as to just how this
comminee wouJd proceed. The
word "proceed" denotes a
certain expectation of progress
being made. f can't really report
any progress toward the goal
that we assembled for, but I can
report that I am learning a lot
about the facilitation process as
done by Civic Solutions.
Our facilitators are big on the
term "trust me" and other
meant-to-be reassuring phrases.
Those of us who have yet to
have some of our very basic
questions answered, due to the
consensus techruque that Civic
Solutions is using for this
committee, a.re feeling more
than a little puu.led, and a lot
frustrated, and not quite as
trusting as when we began this
exercise.
As can be seen from the roll
call count, this committee has
already pared itself down.
Maybe the key here isn't the
unwieldiness of such a large
group, but having a consistent
number of the same members
participate at all of the meetings.
It is my understanding that it is
not necessary to be a resident,
or voting member of the city of
Costa Mesa, to be a member of
this committee. You need onJy
be a "stakeholder." f don't know
when the word "stakeholder"
came into usage in our city, nor
do I know how many of the
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Alllkts .......
or youll soccer ..... ,,
committee members are
"stakeholders,· nor how many
are voting residents. The
Interests of th.is group of
stakeholders has been promoted
both by our city personnel and
by our facilitator. Webster's
definition of a stakeholder is: ·A
person entrusted with stakes of
bettors.·
In the minutes from the Dec.
10 Redevelopment Agency
meedng. Councilwoman Ubby
(.owan stated that "stakeholders
refer to people who live and own
businesses and property on the
Westside who have a stake in the
final outcome."
In actuality, a stakeholder
seems to be just about anyone
who has some sort of interest in
this city. Hmmm, that could be
the problem of Costa Mesa. I
suggest that we can solve this
problem. Here's how: We could
have comminee members who
are voting members and ochers
who are advisory members,
such as stakeholders -or more
correctJy, those who are
"interested parties." We
certainly want to hear from, and
take into consideration, what
these interested parties have to
say. But think. how do you feel
about having the future of your
city being directed by
"interested parties?" Those
interested in Costa Mesa for
whatever reason can feel
confident that their rights are
assured.
After all, the law is the law. As
a voting resident of Costa Mesa,
I want the future of my city to be
directed by other voting
residents, be they renters or
homeowners, not those who
have a "stake" by virtue of
owning a business, invesunent
property or the fact that their
cousin lives here. ff you want to
have a say about the future of
Costa Mesa. move here and votl'
Yes, I do agree with the
editorial on the wisdom of
having our City Council, acting
as the Redevelopment Agency.
take a more active position in
our committee. I think that
shouJd be accomplished by our
committee members being able
to ask for the help that we need
and want when we want it. I
think that our city government,
in their frustration at past faile<l
redevelopment plans. chose
this hands off process becau!.e
they were just as frustrated a!>
we on the Westside have been
for many. many. too many
years.
• KATHLEEN ERIC 1s a Costa Mesa
resident.
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ColCI Mela. CA tm?; by fax to
(M) MM170; °' bv celling (949) 57....-. lncludt 1he time, date
and~ of the event• w.11
a• con-.ct phone number. A com.,.._. u.tlng" available at
www.dallypllot.oom.
TODAY
Nw/port 8eedt Community
S.rvlc:e9 wfll Pf8Mnt an
eight-week terle1 of drawing and
painting worbhapa at the Vince
JorQenHn Center in Newport
Beadl. The worbhopa will run
from 10a.m. to 12'.30 p.m.
Wednetdey"t and wiH lndude
indlvlduaf lnatructJon In m ixed
media for beginning through
advanced artista. The aeries is $66
for residents, $71 for
nonresidents. The center is
adjacent to Mariner'• Library at
2005 Dover Drive. (949) 644-3161.
The Costa Meall Chamber of
Commerce will host a business
after-hours mixer from 6:30 to
7:30 p.m. et the Plum'• Cafe and
Catering In Costa Mesa. The cate
is at 369 E. 17th St. $10, or free for
members. (714) 885-9090.
Mother'• Maftl.t a. Kitchen will
host a seminar on natural
solutions for premenstrual
syndrome and menopause from
6:30 to 8 p.m. The seminar, w hich
will take place at the Patio Cafe,
will be followed by a book
signing with the author. Free. The
cat& is at 225 E. 17th St.. Costa
M8$8. (949) 6314741.
The West Nftvport Beach Assn.
will host a Newport Beadl City
Council Candidates Forum at 7
p.m . in council dlambers at
Newport Beadl City Hall. The 11
candidates will discuss regional
concerns and local issues. City
Hall is at 3300 Newport Blvd
(949) 548-4966.
THURSDAY
Kata Spade will personally
present her new beauty collection
and sign collectible bottles of her
signature fragrance from 1 to 2
p.m. at Nords1rom South Coast
Plaza. The store 1s at 3333 Bristol
St .• Costa Mesa (714) 549-8300.
A Mmlnar and book signing of
the book HCosmet1c Ingredients:
Product of Misinformation# will
be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the
Patio Cafe. Free. The cafe 1s at 225
E 17th St .• Costa Mesa. (949)
6314741.
FRIDAY
Mother's M1ricat a. Kitchen will
cetebntte Its 24th anniversary
from 11 a.m to 3 p.m. at the Patio
Cafe in Costa MeS3 The
celebration will include food and
music. Free The cafe is at 225 E.
17th St (949) 631-4741
OCT. 4
The Oasis Senior Centef will hotd
a preview rummage sale from 9
a.m . to 5 p.m today and a final
sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m . Oct. 5 at
the center. The center will be
acceliiting donations from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. weekdays until Oct. 1.
The preview sale is $3, the final
sale is free. The center is at 800
Marguerite in Corona del Mar
(949)644-3244
OCT.5
The Harbor Heritac.1• Run and
Fitness Fair will return to Newport
Beach. The 16-year event. hosted
by Newport Harbor High Sdlool.
will indude a 5K Feature Race. a
2K Fun Run/Walk and a Kid's
Klassic race. Reg1strat1on will
begin at 6:30 a.m. followed by
races starting at 8, 8:30, 9:15 and
9:30 a.m. The school is at 16th St
between Dover Or and Irvine
Ave. Free. (949) 515-6611 or
www.lcathyloperevents.com/hhr.
OCT.19
As part of Its annual funckalslng,
the Costa Mesa Senior Center will
host a Monte Carlo night with the
Bob Whit Trio (formerly of the
Platters) from 7 to 11 p.m . at the
oenter. The eventng will include
gaming, bladtjadt, craps. poker. a
silent and live auction, and a
gourmet Chinese dinner. The
center 11 at 696 W. 19th St. Call for
reservations. (949) 645-2356.
ONGOING
The MOMS Club of Newport
Coast holds monthly meetings
for the atey-at-home mother of
and conducts various ectJvities,
which lndude Part & Pool Daya,
MOMS Night Out. field trips.
walking group1 end playgroups.
The generel meetings are held In
the dubhou .. et the Newport
Ridge Apattmenta. Membership
11 $30 annually. The apartments
are et 1 White Cep Lane. foor more
lnformetlon call (9'9) 715-3129 or
e-mail npc.mom.clubltCOJt.nt1t.
TheC.O... ..... Chaplllf of Al
.......,. .. LNdt Ctub hokl• •
WMkfy mMtlng for bu.inett
profeealc>Mla to lmptOW their
Ml'Woftdng aldtlt end learn hoW
to obt.eln MW conttctL TM
mllllltnge .... hatd~ from 7~1Stol:30e.m . .iMfmt'l<:aft In
COili ..... The~ .. et 1135
ft• "°" lhd. (IOO, WI· 7331
lh ... II J
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I ---~ ~-lfMllldto
... ·--"' 1 dliclMIOn group
..
.. ,.... ~ ferntlv~ of
Or8nQt Couf'tY otllce. TM group
.. geered10wlfd ~ wttt'I
...... between inleff8hh
couplee, ~ .. rWeing c:Hldrtn.
obeeNtng holldeYs. symbol9 In
the home and ,..rionshlpe with
extended femmes. The CI09t 11 "6
per coupte for th,.. MMionl.
Preregf9tntion ii required. Cell to
IChedule date end time. The
office 19 et 250 E. Beker St., Suite
G, Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4960.
o,.,._~~· dllolllk>n group toc:ualng on
oonc:.m.and ,..,. ........ of
eek*~ endthelrperw.tll
from e to 7 p.m. two Tueed1¥1 •
monttl M the Jewtlh FemlfV
s.Mce office M 250 E. Beller St.,
Suite G. Coltll Meu.110 per
pel'IOn, per -'on.
~required. (714)
446-4960,
TM Jewleh r.nly s.rvloe of
Orange County ha1 • wMly
parenting support group to help
parents leam strategies.for
1Uccealful parenting end helping
them deal wfth the feellnga and
behavior of their children. The
groop meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m .
Mondayt at Jewish Famlty
SerAce, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G.
Costa Mesa. The group will cover
~end ........ end ..... belnolOUlhtto~
._ lnbmel m1•nge.. Thef9 ... "° ... NqUired. (949)
M412M.
....... ,.. .... cAn
ongolng~ support
oroucat for edutt9 at all atagea of
lo-. The groupe share
~ICM, hear how others
deel with grief, NCelve support
and teem weya to cope with
udneu and loll. One group
meeta et 1 p.m. Tueaday1 at Beth
Jacob In lrvlne. The second group
.meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at
Temple Judea In Laguna Hilla.
The third group meets at 1 p.m.
Thursdays at the Ezra Center in
Anah.un. Fr.e, but advance
registration 11 required. (714)
44M960.
Women 50 end older may be put
of e dtacuaalon group
coordinated by"Jewi1h Family
Services to addresa luue1 audl
as anxiety, depreulon,
relationships, lonelineaa and
family that meets from 10 to 11 :30
e.m. Mondays at the agency
officM, 260 E. Baker St., Suite G,
Cost. Mes& Preregistration
required. (714) 445-4960.
FNnde of the Newport 8eed'I
Public Library Used Book Store
are asiclng for patrons to donate
book.I to replenish the dwindling
stodt. Books may be left at any of
the three brandl libraries at
Balboa, Mariners, or Corona del
Mar, or in the boolt closet neX1 to
the Friends Book Store at 1000
Avocado Ave .• Newport Beactt.
All hardcO\ter and paperbadt
donations, with the exception of
magazines and law books, will be
accepted and are tax deductible.
(949) 759-9667.
• topk:9 about managing anger,
anxiety and peer pressure
dllldren experience.
Prereglltratlon required. (714)
445-4950.
....... Femly .... of Orange
County providn a support and
dllcuuion group to asalst
participants In their recovery from
childhood or teenage sexual
abuse. The group meets fTom 8 to
9:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E.
Baker St., Costa Mesa. Advance
registratl.on is required. (714)
445-4950.
The Braille Institute offers free
computer classes to people with
fading vision who have difficulty
seeing the computer screen. The
Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite
Ave .. Corona del Mar, offers six
sessions. Call to sign up for
classes. (714) 821 -5000.
A spiritual c.re dass meet3 at
7:15 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400
Irvine Ave .. Suite 114, Newport
Beadl. Call to reserve a seat. (949)
263-1462.
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce win host networkers
luncheon meetings Wednesdays
from 11:45 a.m to 1 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club The
cost is $13. The club 1s at 1701
Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa
(714) 885-9090.
A brain tumor support group
meets the first and third
Thursdays eadl month from 7 to
8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer
Center at Hoag Hospital. 1 Hoag
Onve. Newport Beadl. Free.
Registration not required. The
group is designed to help
patients and their families
understand and cope with the
illness. (949) 574-0232.
St. Anchw'a PY,.byterian Church
hosts a mental illness support
group fTom 6:30 to 8 p.m .
Sundays in Dierenfield Hall C at
600 St. Andrews Road. Newport
Beadl. (949) 574-2236.
The Jewish flmlly Sefvice of
The Costa Meea s.na Cen111r
has ballroom dancing with live
music from the Costa Mesa
Music Makers from 7:30 to 10:30
p.m. every Tuesday night at 695
W. 19th St.. Costa Mesa. $4. (949)
548-3884.
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County sponsors an ongoing
healing support group for the
dlronically ill. The purpose is to
provide participants with
emotional and spiritual support
to manage illness and its
consequences. The group meets
at 7 p.m. Thursdays at Jewish
Family Service, 250 E. Baker St .•
Costa Mesa. Attendance is free.
but registration is required. (714)
445-4950.
Scnbbla Club No. 350 meets
from 6 to 10 p.m Thursdays at
Borders Books, Music & Cafe at
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St.
in Costa Mesa. $3. New players
are welco me. (949) 206-9822.
The Coln and Sump Club meets
from 1 to 3 p.m Mondays at the
Oasis Senior Center. New
members interested in trading.
"fWo.hour Uyak touts with I
trained naturalist guide are
offered at 10 a.m. Sundays from
the Newport Dunes Waterfront
Resort. The resort is at 1131
Back Bay Drive. Newport Beach.
$20, or $10 for California
Wildlife Campaign and
Newport Bay Naturalists and
Friends members. (800)
585-0747.
A yoga and dance class is held
from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m . Tuesdays
at the Center for Spiritual
Discovery, 2850 Mesa Verde Drive
East, Suite 111, Costa Mesa (714)
754-7399.
The R.v. Connie Ryd<m1n Inds a
discussion group using the book
"Conversations with God" from
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2850 Mesa Verde Drive East,
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PREPS
E stancia,
'
• • winning,
• • grinning
Eagles' girls tennis team
savors life in the Golden
West League after taldng
lumps in the PCL.
R achel de los Santos became the
Estancia High girls coach before
last season in order to, in pa.rt,
Oex her tennis muscles. A little
more than a year later, it's her cheek
muscles. the ones useCi to shape a
broad smile, that are getting an even
better workout, as the Eagles have
enjoyed their early
transition from the
Pacific Coast League
to the Golden West
League.
"The whole school
is smiling," said the
25-year-old de los
Santos, a former
four·year varsity
player at Alta Loma
High who BARRY volunteered last fall
FAULKNER to walk through the
revolving door of
coaches that has been one of many
factors contributing to the program's
~truggles in recent years.
"I had never coached before, but I
played tennis and I still loved the
game.~ de los Santos. who teaches
biology at Estancia, said. "I wanted to
do it for the kids and I 'thought it would
be a good way for me to stay in shape. I
don't just walk around and coach, I hit
with the girls."
The Eagles are definitely a hit in the
Golden Wes\ League, having won three
of their first four matches heading into
a crucial showdown Thursday at Costa
Mesa. which also came over to the
Golden West from the PCL
The P.agles handled Ocean View,
15-3, edged Westminster, 10-8, then
dispatched Saddlebac:X, 16-2, before
falling to Santa Ana, 13-5. After playing
Costa Mesa, Estancia finishes up the
first round of league play against
Orange.
"Costa Mesa is probably going to be
our biggest competition." de Jos Santos
said of the Mustangs, who swept the
Eagles in two PCL meetings last season.
Thankfully. last season, which
included an 0-1 O league record, is a
memory for the Eagles, who havt: taken
similar doses of humility this fall in
nonleague losses to Northwood and
Calvary Olapel, both 16-2 verdicts.
•Even though we're doing well in
league, we still know there are teams
out there who can beat us and beat us
pretty good," de los Santos said.
Still. contending for a league titJe has
provided several fringe benefits, not the
least of which, de los Santos said, is
fielding positive feedback on campus
from students. fellow teachers, and
administrators.
"There seems to be a lot of
excitement and we're having a lot of
fun," she said. "It was discouraging last
year, for the girls. as well as for me. We
pretty much knew, walldng into a
league match, that we weren't going to
win. We were playing against nationally
ranked players (from the likes of
Corona del Mar, Laguna Beach and
University). It got to a point where there
wasn't much incentive to practice."
That has all changed this season.
"It feels much more organized this
year," de los Santos said. "And, since
the gl.ds bl<J,>V they have a chance to
~our practices our tougher.~
even been working on strategy, which
we didn't dO last year."
SepiolJ Karleen Curran and JCel.ly
'Dertin, as well as.junior Stade Nellor,
bPe been the mdst consistent singles
perfonnera. while juniors Huong'Thai,
K1tdya SUdhlkam, Melissa Morton and
Asia Ingram, senior Maxine Pos~el,
aophomores Yvonne 7.aidler and Leslie
~ u well as freshman Heather
MOiton. twve all been part of an
~doublet rota.don.
"I Md a feeling we would do a lot
betW dUI year, but l waan't Slllet
b'cil'• I had not ever seen the new
(Golden West) teams," said de los s.nca.. WhO allo coaches the &tancia
boj;Mmnlsteam.
•••
Corona del Mar High's David DiRocco (left) is off to the races as he pulls away from Clint Wilson of Long Beach Wilson in nonleague.game Tuesday.
-CdM· close, but not enough
Seesaw affair works
against Sea Kings,
who lose to Long
Beach Wilson, 10-7.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -Jn a game
of inches it seemed only fitting that
the Corona del Mar High boys wa-
ter polo team came up short in its
quest to defeat Long Beach Wilson,
the No. 1 team in CIF Division I,
Tuesday.
"It 's not all t hat bad
considering w e played
the No. 1 team in CIF
Division 1:·
TlmSatvino,
Corona del Mar coach
period. CdM scored· only once on
its six extra-man opportunities.
John Money cut CdM's deficit to,
3-2, after his skip shot from the
outside, with 3:40 left in the first
half. One minute later, Dorr drew a
penalty in set. Mann scored the
four-meter to tie the score, 3-3,
with 2:32 remaining. ·
But, Oint Wllson, one of 12 sen-
·iors on the Bruins' roster, scored
from set with 42 seconds left.
The Sea Kings, ranked No. 3 in
ClF Division I, is seemingly inches
away from becoming the team that
they're capable of. ln the mean-
time, Wilson (3-0) displayed its
prowess and pulled away from an
8-7 lead with 90 seconds left and
won, J0-7, In nonleague action.
PHOTOS8YDONLEACH/DMYPILOT
CDM's Jason DiRocco takes a shot over Wilson's John Foster. ~
CdM tied the score yet again.
4-4, after Mann scored from two
meters, off an entry pass from
Dorr. Wllson came back with two
unanswered goals netted by Hale,
off a six-on-five situation, and a
counterattack.
·we definitely played much bet-
ter (than ·in last week's loss at Har-
vard-Westlake}, tt CdM Coach Tim
Salvino said. "(Tuesday was) one of
those things where the ball didn't
seem to bounce our way. Couple of
goals deflected off our own guys
and went in. What can you do?"
Tuilling 8-5 in the fourth quarter
lfie Sea Kings (2-2) scored two
goals in a 73-second span to pull
within one. After a Wllson turn-
over, CdM goalie Beau Stockstill
(nine saves) hurled a lead pass to
senior Artie Dorr on the break.
Dorr finished for the goal with 2:46.
remaining. Then, senior two-meter
man John Mann scored his game-
high fifth goal on a six-on-five
situation. Mann's shot went off the
hand of Brent Labounty, the Bru-
ins' goalie, and into the cage.
After a Wilson timeout the Bru·
ins scored two goals in 27 seconds,
dle final goal went off a CdM
player and into the Sea Kings' net.
"'I feel really confident because
that was our fourth game and we're
still learning how to play with each
other," Mann said. "'Every game
we're getting better. By the end of
the season ~·u be great. We're to-
tally confident that we can beat
(Wilson). We just need more time."
Mann said he needs more time
to gel with bis teammates, and vice
versa. since he did not train with
the Sea Kings during the summer.
Mann trained with the U.S. junior
national team in Russia and also
played in the Aorida Pan American
Games. Wtlson senior Thomas
Hale, who scored three goals Tues-
day, was also on the junior national
team.
Mann scored his first goal on a
four-meter penalty shot, of which
he created, with 5:20 left in the first
period, tying the score, 1-1. Wtlson
answered with a two-goal run to
end the quarter. CdM fired off just
two shots in the opening period,
and one was the penalty shot.
Dorr drew his first of three Wil-
son kick-outs, but the Sea Kings
could not capitalize late in the first
Mann threw one in the cage
from the outside, to make it 6-5,
Wilson. Bruin senior Garrlt Barth
scored two goals before the third
quarter ended.
·1rs not all that bad considering
we played the No. 1 team in CIF Di-
vision I," Salvino said.
NOM.£AGUE
LB WU.On 10, Cororui del Mer 7 8cON by Quen.r. LB Wlboft 3 1 4 2 10
Corone del Mer , 2 2 2 1
Wlleon-Hale 3, Barth 3, Wilson 3,
Foster 1. Saves -Labounty 5. ~ -Mann 5, Money t, Dorr 1.
Saves -Stockatlll 9.
PERSPECTIVE
Bob Francy, the original Eagle
Services are at noon
on Friday at
Saddleback
Community Church.
I t'8 kind of odd. but at times like
these when you want to say
IOmethlng that is enligbtming,
there's not a lot which can be
Mk:I, becauee ~ne who
blew him already blew it
8ob Francy; aeerilingty lndestl'Uctfble
ln my~ lolt his flaht with caooer at
ap fr!. Services are Ptlday at the
Seddlebeck Community Oturch Ill Lake
FOrat. When a .ea of h.11 frienda Will
gather at noon.
note church .. ll 1 Seddlebeck ~.Jule loud\ 0£ the 2'?. From the
s.llaADa ~ ddw Inland on FJ
Thro to Portola. and left to
Saddleback Parkway.
There'• an old sayfns which
usually holds true: Most or
what happens starta at the top.
and was well-rounded in ewry
area.
They also had Bob Francy, a
man who seemed to be
everyone'a friend. at Eatancta.
and anywhere else he traveled. While Bob Francy was 1n
c:ontrol of the abJp at Ettanola
~ .. the F.aglet' ~rtndpal.
&om dme to time I~ llnd
~ tn a comenadort with
eomeone m1d the question
wwld ariael "Whkh la the best
ec:hoOI in &he Newpott·Meta
ScbOol Dletrict?"
Bveo on issues Bob Francy
felt very atrongty about, I never
heard an angiy word. or tone.
~.-;.-~---' And, for me. be was even more
MykDet-!jeit...,..d~&
J97o.1984 .., WU "f.IW)da."
~wn\wta~to~ or the other tchook. Harbor,
Ci>rODa del *and Q)fta Meia haidly
need any detawe.
But In tMa "*1 die ~hid
• ~ .muta of •..x:.t
apeda1 because he would take
me aide, explain an J8iMle With
aU the wans. then trult that ·~ CJeat the lntoriiWkiil
~ .. wtdl aD fOur echOol9. teaddns at COiia ~I ti prtndpel
.. BitlDda whln Ihle doOn ~
and~atCcnnaaod
H.ubolo .. well •at Ibis lcbool 6citct
low!!.
ADd tD ~ klllimCi ......
those same vibmtloos and received the
tame.
Mer his retimnent it seemed he
l)>ent more time filling ln for a apedaJ
need by the distrtct than be did in
retirement, even filling a void at
l!standa for a while undl the district
could mab oecesaary ~
Whenever I think of the P.agles ...
Paul 'lrnlteJ or Art Perry, Tun O'Brien or
Lairy SUnderman. em Wetr.el or Ken
Mlllaid, JUn Gleuon ot Jim Scott. or the
~=:o,.=.~ ~lW.veOf Bob Prmcy~
enteathe~ Hl-•~of ~~Dlhlp -~·~bl*"-HliWW.· ,.,,_end ··~ Brin
iad ca. QfillY die biildlii .,.. -Im ... dm .. DD newt to lblia. ellblli
.... 11.ay OdlllilhlN 1111--.11.
SPORTS
Mac Posey Shahan Mouradyan Austin Nieto
Bravehearts
Newport Harbor
foursome helps
shut down Marina's
options.
Bury Faulkner
Daity Pilot
T he best option anaclcs
mirror free enterprise,
with plenty of choices
available for the partici-
pants. Thanks to an active. able
and aggressive Newport Harl:>or
High defensive line. however,
Marina's veer option offense
operated under a monopoly
Friday night And it was the
Sailors' front four restraining
most of the trade, conspicu·
mSy consuming Viking run-
ning backs, as well as quaner-
back Man Brennan.
Brennan was sacked 6ve
times. with ends Mac Posey.
Shahan Mouradyan, noseguanJ
Austin Niero and tackle (]lase
Brawner all having a hand ln at
l~onesad.
Nieto was in on three sacks,
including one solo collar, while
Posey had a solo job and was iO
on a second
Mouradyan and Brawner
combined for another sack to
help limit the Vikings to just 75
yards on the ground in 28 at-
tempts.
While Nieto and Brawner
plugged up the dive hole, Posey
and Mouradyan were nearly
flawless with their option as-
signmen ts. which shifted with
the scheme to cover the
quarterback. cnW\ on the dive
back. or simply try to string the
play out, forcing the quarter-
back to either duck and cover
or pitch to a back being shad-
owed by a linebacker or defen-
sive back.
·Everyone has a job to do on
the option," Posey said, follow-
ing the Sailors' 23-14 nonleague
home victory.
Mouradyan and Po!.e)' also
combined to produce a key
turnover, as Mouradyan blew
up a dive exchange. popping
the ball loose and Posey re-
cowred at the Vildngs' 41-ya.rd
line on the second play of the
third quarter.
The fumble resulted in a 25-
ya.rd Brian Campos field goal
which brought the Sailors
within 14-lO.
On the first play after the en-
suing kickoff. Nieto sacked
Brennan for a 7-ya.rd loss. then,
after a procedure penalty
backed the Vtkings up even
more, Nieto and outside line-
backer Matt Encinias com-
bined to wrap up Brennan 4
yards behind the line to make it
third-and-26. Marina failed to
convert on third down and
Spencer Link returned the re-
sulting punt 57 yards for a
touchdown to put the Tars
ahead for good, 16-14, with
5:03 left in the third quarter.
Marina's ~ubsequent drive
bogged dawn when Posey diag·
Tennis
Chase Brawner
nosed a screen pas.s and hauled
down the receiver for no gain
right after be caught the sbon
flip. Then, two plays later.
Brawner and Mowadyan com·
bined to stop Brennan for a
yard loss on thiJd down.
The sack forced a 35-yard
field·goal attempt, which New-
port's Rhett Hartsfield blocked,
and Newport's offense put to-
gether a 15-play, 91-yard touch-
down drive to seal the win.
"They got some pressure on
the quarterbaclt and did a
much bener job of staying in
their lanes. both rushing the
passer and defending the op-
tion," Newport Harbor Coach
Jeff Brinkley said of h.is front
wall which, averaging roughly
6-foot, 194 pounds. relies on
quickness and leverage to neu-
tralize bigger opposing block-
ers.
"They're not real big. but
they move real well and every
week they're getting better,"
Brinkley said.
Shadow lands
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The Newport Harbor Hlgb
glrla voDeybal1 team trounces
Dana HfDt. 15-3, 15·2, 15-8, IS
aenior ..... Wlill reconk 11
dJgs ln the quick tbree-aet
match. Sophomore April._
records a game·hlgb 11 kills on
eeveraJ passes from setter
Jennlfier c.re,.
The Corona del Mar Sea Kings
score four first.half touchdowns
and hold off Canyon High.
20· 13, for their fint win of the
season. Starting ln bis first game
at free safety, ~Henry
lntercepts a pass ro stifle a
Comanche comeback drive at
the Sea King 21. C.anyon
recovers a fumble with l :30 left
at their own 37-yanl line to
set-up the drive. Corona del Mar
features a balanced run-pass
offense as a pair of 25-ya.rd Bubb
Rader field goals sandwich a
seven-play, 43-yard TD drive set
up by Tyler Brower'a fumble
recovery and the Sea Kings had a
13-0 lead.
CdM collects 208 rushing
yards on 38 carries compared to
Canyon's 20 rushe1, for 37 yards
with junior Craig Levine
carrying 16 times for 91 yards.
An Orange Empire Conference
men's water polo showdown
becomes violent as Orange
C..Oasl College survives with a
15-13 overtime wm as Ryan
Dandy scores the game-winning
goaJ in overtime and adds an
insurance goal in the final
minute as the Pirates beat
visiting Saddleback to improve
to 8-2. 1-0. The Pirates' Jake
Prench and Gus Fowler each
score four goals apiece as French
suffers a bloody eye and Fowler
gets hit in the face. Trailing 3-1
after one quarter, the Pirates
score six times in the second
quarter to take a 7 ·4 halftime
lead. Costa Mesa's James
Comfort scores rwo goals and
CdM"s M1ke Bise tallies three
~ists for OCC
,...._._..10~• ........
eo.ta .,.. _. bmkf!fbeJJ
coed>Jlla Wlllla~from
hla polkfon. 10 ... before the
ltart ol the 1~93 bMketbal1
1eUOD aa)'inl, •1 jult think the
team and I are ID dMrerent
places. For them to be A MlCasful
I'm not the dgtll coach for them
now.· Weeb stJtyS on to assist
the Costa Mesa basked>aU
tournament bdd In lale
December. During Weeks' six
years at Costa Mela the
Mustangs compile a 91-70
record, including a OF
championship team that
included then-freshman otMa
OICam.llll, who enters the
1992-93 lieaSOD as a senior and
three-time All-OF player. Weeks
says he would re-apply for the
job again as early as the
following year sbouJd a vacancy
surface.
The Newport Harbor High
boys cross country team secures
a pair of Sea View League
victories at th.e Bonita Creek
Pan course as Newport ed~
Santa Margarita, 25·3 l. and
easily outlasts Woodbridge,
15-43, in the tri-meet. The
Newport girls also defeat Santa
Margarita. 26-29, and
Woodbridge, 16-43.
Sky Peterb (15:36), Trnt
Bry90n (16:01). Dylan
Guggc:IUD06 and sophomore
Shahram Da.ahd lead the way.
Ln girls action, the Sailors' Gwal
Twist and Heathtt o.vldlon
place 1-2 to sport the victory as
Newport's Sandra DeAnplo
places fourth by just three
seconds.
The No. I -ranked Sea Kings m
CIF Southern Section Division
111 girls cross country and the
No. 3 team in the county, easily
defeat the No. 2 team in the
county and the 15th-ranked
team m the nation, lrvine. 25-33.
SCHEDULE
TODAY
Vo .. yb ..
Harbor, 6:30 p.m .; Westminster at Estancia,
3:15 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Ocean View, 3:15
p.m.
Waterpolo
Community college men -Orange Coast at
Cypress, 3 p.m.
High school girts -Costa M esa at Mission
Viejo. 3 p.m.; Sage Hill at Tesoro, 3:15 p.m .;
Capistrano Valley at Corona del Mar, 3:15
p.m.; Newport Harbor at Peninsula, 2 p.m .
Socc.r
The Midget Cowboys' Nick
Cabko scor~ four touchdowns
in leading the Cowboys (2-1) to a
44-12 win over the Huntington
Beach Broncos. Cab1co scores
with an interception. reception.
run from scrimmage and a
second-half kickoff.
The Costa Mesa football team
earns its first win of the season.
a pummeling 36-6 nonleague
victory over Los Amigos as Costa
Mesa tailback Blnh rushes 30
times for 226 yards, including
touchdown runs of 72. 24, and 1
yards. Community college women -Orange Coast at
Ventura, 6 p.m.
High school girts -Mater Dei at Newport
Community college women -Orange Coast at
Cypress, 4 p.m.
High school boys -Estancia vs. Westminster,
at Golden West. 3 p.m.
College men -University of San Diego at UC
Irvine, 7 p.m.
Golf
High school girts-Sage Hill at Mater Dei, 3: 15
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Charity Auction Following The Tournament
When: Monday, October 7, 2002 -1: 15 pm Shotgun start (check-in at 12:00 pm)
Where: Costa Mesa Country Club Fonnat: Team Best Boll Scram~
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Newport Harbor humb es Marina, 8-0
Sunset League fteld hockey.
m. ~ vainel fnJm Mldna JiJgh ran Into a
.. ~ IOd that wd WU the Newpon Har·
bot Wd ~ team. Which jumped out to a f «O
lilld at the .net OI the Ont pertod and crul9ed to an a.:o SUnNt lANlgue win.
~ Unproved to 2..0-2 u Marina dropped
to ~S-0. ~rt beat Marina for the first time
Mee tom.g to them in lut November's Tuuma-
ment of Qwnplooa ftnaL The Vikings have beaten
d)e Sallois 1-0 ln the last two roe finals, but Ma·
dDa Qt 14 aenion to graduation.
~ Nix led Newport with three goals, Caitlin
~ netted two goals and Christina Barbatti. c.urte Getea and Meagan McHone added goals.
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An atad ... ~ 21 ebOCI aad faUr ..
netted lbe 0.-. Collt Callp wam.ta IOCCel'
team 111 IMfalh 'wtn n.e.dlliy It OCC.
Led bf tophomore Jaytee M8blei"a lWO pie
and .. 1;1iy,hlhmen Sanh Ronqu11o ana vanes.
aa ROC:tia. die Bucs limited the Oona to jmt two
=~to 7-1, 3-1 In the Orange
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BiOla Unlvenity WM 1 2.· 1 wtnn. lft women's
eocc. n.e.ctay as ~ ~ Onhenity
came up short In Go&deli SCate Athledc c.onference
play.
Jenae Welch scored Vanguard'• lone goa.l ln the
eecond half.
Vanguatd fell to 2-3·1.
Biola improved to S-2·1.
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WATER POLO: Mesa wins, 12·11
VOLl£YBALL: Cc9I wins In ftve at HB TENNIS: Sqe .. fllh, 12-4
Pfto.sbman forward Nikki Saenz ulist.ed on Ron-
quillo'• Soll. the Pirates ftrat In the 30th minute
and lobbed a paq to a fleeting Mahler, who
beaded the ball to her feet ln-ltride on a break-
away and then booted the ball tn. Sophomore Fer-
nanda Veluco ualsted on Mahler's Ont goal. BJan.
b Gratzer assisted OD Rocha's goal.
The c.ost.a Mesa High boys water polo team won
Its Golden West League opener, l2· ll, over visiting
Ocean View at c.osta Mesa HJgb Tuesday.
The Mustangs bad diverse scoring as Evan Spen-
cer, 8dan Tipton, Ad.am Douglas and Cltris Damas
all scored goals. said Costa Mesa coach Bob Shuop.
••• Corona del Mar Hlgh's girls volleyball team took
Its act on the road Tuesday night and pulled out a
15-3, 11-15, 15-7, 12-15, 15-5 nonJeague victory at
Hwitington Beach.
The Sea Klng., now 3-4, were led by the play of
Oaire Allen (23 lcills), Jordan Smith (23 digs) and
Uodsey P.nsign (10 kills).
Corona del Mar returns to action Friday in the
first round of the Capistrano Valley Tournament.
St. Marga.m's was a 12-4 Academy League win-
ner over host Sage Hill In girls tennis Tuesday.
dropping Sage Hill to 3-1, 2-1 ln league. St. Marga-
ret's improved to 2-0, 2--0.
At:A'1EM'f lDGUE
St.~12.hge .. 4
Slngles-Ammerman lSHI Iott to lmre, 0-6; Iott to Huang,
N!; Mctcltterldt (SHI lost to Huang, 6-7; def. Pasqualli, 7~;
Fullmer (SHI def. Relsenweeer, 7-6; Iott to lmre, <Ml, lost to
Huang,0-6.
VOUEYBAU.; Point Loma sweeps W
The Vanguard University Uons played well, but
were unable to take a game from visiting Point
Loma Nuarene Tuesday night. losing in dne.
~ created some problems for the No. 4-ra.nled Crusaders, pushing Point Loma before fall-
ing, 30-28, in each of the first two games.
Mesa goalie Matt Jaroslawski made eight saves
for the Mustang. who improved to 3-2, 1-0 in
l~e.
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TENNIS: Estancia upset. 13-5
In the finale the Uons fell, 30· 16. •••
TENNIS: CdM tops Edison, 14-4
Corona del Mar High's girls tennis team was a
14-4 nonleague winner over visiting Edison Tues-
day, and returns today to host Capistrano Valley.
Doublel-Tsoong-Chen (SH) lost to S. Huang-Valenti, 2-6;
def. Chastlne-ld'linose, 6-4; lost to Blrthmer·Llndstrom, 1~; Berman-Hattman (SHI won, 6-3, Iott, 1~. 5-7;
Levin-Graham (SH) lost, <Ml, 2-6, 2-6.
Jennifer Gelsbauer paced the Uons with 14 kills
and committed only one attacking error. Setter
Jennifer Johnson had 20 assists for Vanguard,
which dropped to 3-9, 0~6 In the GSAC.
F.stancia High's Karleen Curran, JC.elly Trettin and
Heather Morton each scored a set win over Santa
Ana's No. l girls tennis player, bu& It was the host
Saints who won the Golden West League match.
13-5.
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NOfUMiUE VOUEYBALL: Sa1e Hiiis wins GOLF: Anteaten men lha11>
F.stancia (3·3, 3-1 In league) returns to action to-
day. hosting El Modena in nonleague action. Santa
Ana improved to 4-1, 2-l.
CdM 14, Edl9on 4
~ -Snyder (CdM) def. Rice, 6-1; def. Takamori, 6-0;
def. Bonev. 6-0; Holland (CdM)won, 6-1, 6-0, 6-1; Muttke
(CdM) won. 6-4, 6-0, 6-0. •
Sage Hill HJgh's strong serving helped the Ught·
ning girls volleyball team earn a 15-6. 15-8. 15-12
over nonleague visitor Estancia Monday.
Led by senior Jeff Cobum's 6-under-par 210.
good for II th overall, the UC lrvine men's golf
team toolt fourth place out of 14 teams in the Ant·
eaters' first tournament of the 2002-03 sea.son.
GOLDEN WEST LEAOOE
s.nt.a AM 13. &tMda 5
Singlee-Cumin (El def. Ramirez, 6-3, lost to Vela, 5-7. lost
to Sanchez. 6-7; Trettin IE) won. 6-1, lost, 2~. <Ml; H.
Morton (El won, 6-2, lost. 2-8, 3-6. Oout>Me -Rubenstein-Steel (CdMI def. J. Boyer-lwanaba,
6-2; def. Truong-Rea. 7~; Way-Souzzl (CdMI lost to L
Boyer-P1tdlford, 1~; Yelsey-Miller (CdM) IOS't. S-7. lost to
Boyer-Pitd'lford. 3-6; def. Truong-Rea, 6-1;
Carnahan-Manning (CdMI lost. 3-6, won, 7-5, 6-4.
Debbie Woder-Lee had elght aces and Sophia
Hlllgren added five for the hosts.
Shelley Smith chipped in five lcills and three aces
and Cat Dailey had four aces for the winners.
Coburn shot rounds of 68, 71, 71 to lead UC lr·
vine to its fourth-place finiBh in the 54-hole Pacific
Invitational at the Reserve at Spanos Palk.
Doubeea-Sudhikam-M. Morton (El lost to
Habdad-Aodriguez. 3-6. lost to Mendon-Alvero. H!, def
Aboytes.Manzanares. 6-3; Ingram-Moran (El lost, 5-7. 1-6,
won, 6-2; Zaidler-lbami (El lost. 3-6, 3-6, 6-7.
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1 o all hetrs, benell·
c1a11u. creditors. con·
tmeent creditors. end
pe,.ons who m•y olh
erwlse be Interested in
the will or estate, or
both. of MARCIA HESS
GRtfSSfR
A PETITION roR PRO·
BA TE has been filed by
TODD DEYO HESS 1n the
SuperK>f Court of Celi
lorn••. County of OR
ANGE
THE PE THION FOR
PROBATE request& that
TOOO OCYO HESS be
appointed as person•I
representaltva to ed
nwnister the nl•I• of
the decadent
THC Pt:TtTION rtqunts
the decedent's Win and
codrc1ls, 11 any, b•
admitted lo probate The
Wrll and 1ny codicils ••
•••tlable lor n•mln•
lion 1n the file kepi by
the court
THC Pl flllON requests
auth0t1ty to •dmfnlst•
the est1te under the
Independent Admlnls
Ir a hon of Estates Act.
(This AulhOf•ly will 1flow
the personal r•presen·
l•llve to teke many
act.on• without obltln
1n1 court approval.
B1for4' tak1n1 certeln
very impotlanl actlona,
however, lh• personal
1eprnent1t1ve will be
1equ11ed to &Ive notlc•
to inter esled persons
unless they haw• watvecl
noltu 01 consented to
the proposed 1ctlon.)
The independent ad·
m1n11t111ion 111tlt0flty
will be 1111nttd unless
an ml•reded p•nJon
Illes an ob,ectlon to UM
pahlt0n and \hows 1ood
cause .,.,Y the court
\hould not 111r1t tM
1uthor1ty
A HE ARllllC on the
p11!11on will be held on
OCTOBER 17, 2002 1t
I JO p m In Oept. l73
localed •I 341 TIM City
011ve South, Oran,., CA
92868 1r YOU OBJECT to Ille
aianl1n1 of Iha petition,
you "1ould •PP9N al th•
heanna and st1te your
nbjf'chona or file wrllttn
ob,.,ct1orn with IM court
before the hurlna Your appurance may be In
per son or by your
attorney
tr YOU ARI A CREDI
TOR or cont1n1ent
creditor of th• dautMd,
you must Ill• your cleim
with the c0111 I and mill
• copy lo IM perso11ll
rtprn.,nlallvt appointed
by the cou1I w1th1n four
m<>nths from the date of
lhe 111" ISSUlftee Of
lfoll•r\ I\ provided In
P1ob1l1 Code Hcllon
9100 lhe time f0t f1lui1
claims will not uplre
bel0te lou< months from
lhfl hfla11n1 dal• notlCtd
above
YOU MAY CXAMIHIE the
Ille hpt by llM cour I If
you are a P'f'IOll In
t.,esled 1n the ""'''· you may Illa with Ille
court 1 ReQUest for
$pe(11I Notice (fOfM DC•
154) <>I the fill• of Ill
invtnt0ty and .,..,.1 .. 1
of ttlale .... t, Of of
ar1y petition or KcOWll
a1 provld•d Ill Pr...U
CCMH '41C t io11 12'0 A
fteql'HI for S•eclal Notice IOI"! II 111 .....
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Compeny. 24-02 M1ehel·
son Or , Suite 170.
Irvine. CA 92612
FLORENCE CARDOZA,
al~ known as Mary
C8fdozo as Trustee ot
Trust A end as Trudet
of Trust B under Woll of
Antonio Cardozo. also
known as Tony Cardoza
ind Anthony Cardoza.
Deceased . 7475
A1ch1b1ld Ave . Co1ona.
CA91720
FLORENCE CARDOZA,
also known as Mary
Cardo7o, Individually as
pertains to her mterest
in Trust B under Will of
Antonio Cardozo. also
know as Tony Cardo7a
And Anthony C1rdoz1.
o.c.~
7475 Archlbeld AH .
Coron•. CA 91720
FRAHK FAGUNOES, as
TtustM under lbe AN·
THOHY CMOOZA, JR ..
IRREVOCABLE TRUST,
NORMAN RICKY CAR·
OOZA IRREVOCABLE
TRUST, DAVID CAllOOZA
IRREVOCABLE TRUST,
ROSAl.1£ A. CARDOZA
Sil VEIRA ff!REVOCABLE
TRUST, ARLINE L. CAR·
OOZA Sil VEIRA IRREVO·
CABLE TRUST. LOR·
RAINE CARDOZA POST·
MA IRREVOCABLE
TRUST. 7475 kchlb1ld
Ave., COfona, A 91720
This busmen is con·
ducted by: • aenerel
partnership
Htve you st•tted
dolna buslnen yet? Ves,
6/14/02
FIM•nce Ctrdoll
This st1tement was
flied with Ille County
Cl«k of Onnae County
on09/13/02
20026'1"29
Diiiy Piiot Sept. 18. 25.
Oct 2, 9, 2002 W8l8
MUCAa
Public ,,..,Ines wilt be
IMld by ttM Costa~
Plannlnc Commission 11
c.ty Hall, 77 F ..-Dtlft,
Costa Mesa. CAhf0tn ...
1t 5:30 p '" , Of H soon
n poss;blot tllefutter on -...y, oma-u.
2002, r•ftrd1111 the
followlna epphcabons.
1. Mester Pl1n
Amendment (PA·02·09)
of ttl• r alrv••W Part.
Maitw Plan. f0t Ille
Or•nc• County Model
EnP,.•• to instill 1n
addltion•I 2.250 linul
fHt of mod•I tr•ln
••ll•o•d ltack at the
nl•tlnc Model Enal· n~s· fKlllty, louted 11
th• toul"4tfn portion of
th• entaklt of F alrview
P1rl1. Envlronm•nlll
delennln1tlon: Mill&1ted "•••tin o.c1.,ruon. TM environment• doc·
ument It av1il1ble f0t
public review end com·
111111b from September
2'. 2002 to October 25.
2002 •I the f0Uowln1
loettlo11s: (•) Public
C-IM, Plln11t111 DM-
tloll, City Hiii, 17 Ftlr
Drive, (Ii) Mesa Verde
Public Llbr1ry, 2969
..... V•H Otlw, btt,
(c) Ore111• County
,ubllc llbf1ry (Ptrll
Avtn1141 Brtnc:ti), 1155
PMllA-
lf lf'ly of IN P'eudlni
tcllont •• che~ Ill court, tllot ~ MIY
be llmitff to Oftly .._.
IUlllll_r ......
Ill• public l!Hrfna
descrMi.4 Ill tNe llOtk•
or Ill wrltte11 cOfll•
tplfl~ .... vttrM l•
the l'tannlfta C:.ml•*" et, or prlar t., h ,.._
'*'"" r °' furttMr ......,_
Broadway. Ste a'J
Anaheim. CA 92805
The F1clltoous Bus1nns
name relerred lo •bove
WU filed '" Or a nae County on 02·09·01,
FILE NO. 20016854787
Ne11hbo1hood Accep
lance Corp., 29Hi A
Redhill Ave , •llO·C.
Costa Mesa. CA 92626
This business 1s con·
ducted by. a corporalt0n
Ne11hbo1hood Accep·
tance Corp
Barbare Sled. Exec. VP
Th11 st1tement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Or1nee County
on 9/17/02
20026'172$7
Oa1ly Piiot Sept 18, 25,
Oct. 2. 9, 2002 WM8
Th• followon1 persons .,. doinc busin•ss as.
A.) What • Oiffatenctl F1brlc Prollcl1on &
Ci.1n1nc. 8 ) Intern•
tionat lnat1tute for
Fabric Protection &
Cleanlna. C.) Network
Information Ser vices
Gr011p fnternatlonat, D )
Spectrum Consolldelad.
E.) MMCO & Auoc•
ates. F .) Internet Edu
cation, 670 W. 17th
str .. t. Unit El. Costa
~.CA 92627-3663
Mark K•nd.,ian, 670 W
17th StrMl, Unit £7.
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
3663
This business 1s con
ducted by· an lndlvlduel
Hive you stll1ed
dolna business yet' Yes.
2001
Mark K•ndtr .. n
This st•tement was
hied with ttM County
Clerk of Or enre County
on09/2A/02
200Ut1I061
Deily Pilot 5-pl 25. Oct
2,9, 16,2002 Wll64
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The folloWln1 ~sons
ere d~ bUSIMSS IS
A.) Adva!ICff Ch1ro Med
Center, 8.) Cout.11
Community Chir09f'Ktlc,
451 West lincol11 Ave ..
#251, Anah11m. CA
92805
Ghalb1-Ha1h1n1 ChlrO·
practie, Inc:. (CA). 451
West Lincoln. 12SI,
An1helm. CA 92805
This business la con
ducted by: a COfporatlon
Have you started
doina business yet? Yes.
4/2S/02
Ghalbl H11hanl Chtro
practlc. Inc.
Timothy Ghalbl, Prasl
dent
This •l1t1m•nl WH
filtd with the County
Clerk of Or•ns• Count~
on 09/24/02
290tHllOl2
Deity Piiot Sept. ZS, Oct
2. 9, 15. 2002 W860 ........... .........
TIM followlna persons
•• dofna busineu H
A.) S.,._IOft Co11111lt·
Nie' Gr04IP. 8.) ~.... Prop1rtlt1, C )
Sen09'1411 lnl.,,.atlonal,
6 Hibllorouafl. Hewpoft
.. tell, CA 92.660
S1•d•r1011 Hold1n1•. Inc., (CA), S Hlhbor ~.:-.-port S.Kll,
,,. l>uMMA is COii•
4'1<:tied b'. a cor por tllon
HR• yOll alatlH doitlf llu.,,,_11191? Yn,
s.t.1.2002
Sen•ereon Holdl11p,
i.e.
Altll M. $111d•non,
f't.idlrlt-~ 1t1t.1Mnt w•• .. wttt1 tlM Cou11ty
11011 011 Utt 1bowt
"IJllllC~ lzlWI II (7H) ,,..,5245, If cell ................ ,.i-~ llMfll iao c .... of or ..... Count~ .... • •Ol/2 ..... 77 J.W om.. Cott• ..... ,." =· e;:rn1~••h ~~a.. ZS. Ott a. ZODZ .... I I 1m:z Wll2 -:iiiiiii-.r~
•
2325 B Renaissance
Drive, las Ileen. NV
89119
Thos busineu 1s con
dueled by. a corpo11lt0n
Have you started
doma business yet' No
J.H, S11oonian, Inc
Juhe A Mumma, Vice
President
Thts statement was
filed with Iha County
Clerk of Ounce County
on 09/16/02
2002H1711S
0•1ly Pilot Sept 25. Oct
2.9.16.2002 W852
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The follow1na person'
.,., do1n1 bu"ness as.
Shear Altitude, 3416 Via
lido, /lltwpo<t Buch. CA
92663
Amy Kelhtyn Stahov1eh.
21501 Impala Ln • Hun
hn1ton BHch CA 92646
St111t Stahov1eh 21501
Impale ln , Hunhr4!ton
&.ach, CA 9?646 ")
This bus1nus is 'ton
dueled by husbend and
wire
H .. e you sta<ted
doin1 bus1nen yet7 Ho
Amy Kathryn St1hov
1Ch
This sl1tement wes
riled with the County
Clerk of Or•nae County
on 09/24/02
2002H1101S
Dally Piiot Sept. 25, Oct
2. 9. 16. 2002 W865
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The follow1n1 persons
.,. do1n1 buJlnHS IS'
21st Century Dental,
8907 Warn•• Ave Sit
100, Hunhn1ton Beach.
CA92644
Bolla Dental C0tpout1on
(CA). 8907 Wa<ner Ava •
Ste 100, Hunt1n1ton
&.ech, CA 9264-4
flus busm•ss IS con•
ducted by a tOfpor att011
Have you stwtad
doiflt bus11>Hs yet7 Yes.
11/29/00
Bolt. Dental C0tpora·
hon
0.bu L Bolla, DOS.
President
This stat111tt1nt •H
hied wilt! ltM County
Clerk of Or1n1• County
on 09/24/02
2002 .. 110.4
Dally Prlot Sept. ZS, Oct
2. 9. 16, 2002 W861
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The follow1n1 plfton•
.,. dolna busineu ai:
AA Auto Repair & Sm1> ..
1720 Plec•nlla. Cost•
Meu. CA 92'27
Gino Sharafkh1nltn,
21146 Surfwood ln ,
HunUnlfon Buch. CA
92645
Ju•n P .. er. 2264 Mey.,
Pl.. Costa Men. CA
92627
This business •S con· ~ted by. • 1enw1I p1rtnershlp
Hive you slat led
dotn( business yetf Ho
Clno Shwtk.ha"'8n
Thi• s t•l•ment was
flied w1UI the Covntr
Ct.rll of Onn1• Countr on~/20/02 to02Hl7741
D•Hr l'Not S.,1 ZS, Oct. 2. I, 14, 200? WMl .......... ..........
Tlle followlna ,._
ire do~ 1111.slneu "'· ... Oii. 16$41 ~
ln i..J..'4!"tincton S.ecll. CA..-1947
J.9411 $tWrlCtf Otl!IOfl,
11642 R'hoM ln.. H•·
llnato11 luch, CA 92147
T11ta bul!m• " ton *1cte4 111. 111 lnclMdVll
Hl11•y0111t•._. ... ...,.., ~"Ne ~~ .. c • .,....
Tiii• 1t.t-t w• fW ttllll dM CCMttltJ
c.ti of °'"',. CouMy Oii Oii J J/02 ..... , .. .,
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The lollowma persons
••• do1111 busmen IS'
Helmiml, 2103 Santa Ana
Ave • IC, Cosl1 Mesa,
CA92627
Siivia Siemons· Massip,
ZIOJ Senta Ana Ave,,
IC. Costa Mesa, CA
92627
Petr• Sitmon5, 2523
Popl1r L•"•· Costa
Mesa. CA 92627
Tlus busmen 1~ con·
ducted by. 1 11ene11I
p11tnersh1p
Hive you started
doln1 business yet' No
S1M1 S1amons·Massip
This st1temenl w1s
hied with the CounJy
Cluk of Oran1e County
on09/20/02 2002H177S7
Dally Pilot Sept 2S. Oct.
'l. 9, 16. 2002 W857
The toffow1n1 pe"ons
are do1111 business n
CM Really Advisor•.
LLC, 4343 \Ion K11m1n
Ave .. Hewpo<t Beach. CA
92660
CM Really Advisors, LLC
(CA). 4343 \Ion Karmen
Ave .. Newport Beach. CA
92660
lh1s busrnns IS con-
duc led by L1m.ted
llab11tty co
Hive you sta1 led
doina busffless yet? Yes.
815/02
GM Rull) Advisors:
LLC
Gree Mickelson Member
Tlus statement was
filed with tht County
Clef'k of Ot •nae County
on 09/11/02
2002H167U
Oa1tr Pilot Sept 18. 25.
Oct 2. 9. 2002 W843
1.-Ho. l0\.u9a Am Ac-.11 ....
OrdW NIL llm A.P. IUm ... S...... t:tl~-«11 '**-cl Tn.mft The followln1 persons
S. I"* Dlld cl TNll 'lbl .,, do1na b11slness H
M ii Ollllt "* Dlld al A.) New Oty Pr oduc T~ o.I Ftbn.wy S. 2002. Irons. B.) New Dey
11't111s you * IClc:ll to Music Studios. Z346
prolld yow PIQlllllY. •!NY bt Newport Blvd,, Unit A 5,
ldcl II a pi.Cllc .... I you Coste Mesa CA 92627
ti.l 111 ....... al b IS94 ,_,. d tit ~ Donna M Wtcks, 2383
llQlht~youftdclCO'ilcl Or•na• Ave . Unit o. a llllyel. NcD la ~ Costa Mesa. CA 92627 ~ hi on 1~ II This buS1ness 1s con
10:00 NA cl 11111 Illy, ii b ducted by an 1nd1v1dual
f11ri1 d fie .........._ II b Have you started ._ do1n1 business yet? No nllln "Y .. to b Donna M Wieks "*-*' Oll'ic C.. <IOl-41t This statement wu
E. OlaplWI 1". "'-*ta. hied with the C<>unty ~ Am 1 = Clerk of Oranae County .,...,...._., on 07/23/02
CCl'pOlllon • ~ ~ 2002H 16516
T,,.._ llm nl purtl.wC ID 011ty Pilot Sept 18. 2S .. pc-. cl .. CCll'lltlrNd II Oct 2, 9. 2002 W846
1'111 Cdrl Dlld d TMI Aclllm ....
-.Aid llJ Thail9 L ldll. ... ~-----..
I Jlrdl llWI mnlld <II ---.lltl!IM*Nlcloa:ai The lolloWlnl persons
,... d Onrlga Colley, II are do1r11 business as
111111 ""-Rlcordll"s Bumpers Plus. 33022 ....._. Ho. 2IXl:20111131. Oulr•Uff Ct., San lu•n 11J 119111 d a blmll 111 Caposlt1no, CA 9267S dlf&t ill ..,...c 111 Chuck R Freeman. ,... ... of ,. c111g11ar11 33022 Outnaer Ct Sen lllllnd ...,, ftUtrt hi luen Capislreno CA
lnD or -., Mali::a of 9267S
........... ~-·-Donna R Freeman, --,__ ••v""" 33022 Out11gt1 Ct San • Rlcoidlln _,...No. Ju•n Capistrano, CA ~1. "9oai rVa,. 'll675
,. ""-• Ill II pi.Cllc This business is con lldonto .. ~liddlrlor dueled by husband and Clll\ .._. tlllllf al .. wife ~--. ~ br I Have you started ~ 0-* er., Ill I dolna business yel7 Yes,
llllt °' lllllknll bn. or lw Oc 1. 1999 .._. '*"' er., GI Donna R rream•n fffft t/l'(//I llrW1Cllll Nldon This statement wes
_..,a.:lon510:Zaf .. fifed with the C<>unty C... ~ c.ie. Clerk ol Or1n11 County ~ to di IUfrim ii on 09/13/02 ~ M GI Clllornll. II 20026t I Htt ....... • ft1 llM cl ... II Delly Pilot Sept 18. 25, ~ .. nl "*"" 111111 "1. Oct. 2. 9, 2002 W837
•Tllml. lllMllll"'" Ac-.11 ..... ...i1n·~--~ -cll9clllld• lilollC I.lit no.~ -l,ndt-.bDil461.PIOll ,.,. followlna petsons
__ .J ...........__ ': If• do1f11 buslnus H .
-"' -Tracy Jed Ast, 1195 Thi ... .._ fl Sheflnmt.Ofl ll02, New· ...,....,... fllw... port Beaclt, CA 92G63
""""' ....._ Trac' LOfllltrtlh. 1'95
llllCltlllS la ~ II ts ShetlnftO«I Tl02. New· ~II"*" LIM 0. Miii port S.aclt, CA 92e63 CA 1111 ......... .lllclwip Wolowlec, 1895
......_ II 111119J Ill f11t sti.flnaton Tl02. Hew· •ca**• In 1111111 .. port .. aclt, CA tze63
....... -lMI ~s is (Oft•
......... -Ill '9 •uct•d I>)'. CO'PllflMJI ---.... -KIY9 ,.ou 1t.arte4 - -,_~ dolftc IKitlfl•n ,.n Ho
;-:: Trec;y Lonpltetll
Tlllt •I.tit-flt WH
:.-: f\6td wfttl dM C4>vnty :r:'a..l.:11111._ ~-~•nit Cou11ty
...... -• ,....... 1991 .. '77••
::::-~ I 9'i Oelty Pilot J,pt. 25. Oct -..... t,t,tt.~ weeo ~ ..... -.___........._ = ....... ,, .. --.................. ._.., .. 111111.,.,.. The lollowl111 ,.rtont .,.. ... .... ., .. •• clolna b""'-••:
......... A.) Ade'e lnaut111ct
fl • ... It S.t,,lc... I ) A•• .. amt ._ lhonton l111ur111ce
...... ~ 1 l«,,lce, llM H~. ~ ES =--.:::-n:.:~; .. ...... If.:..~ .... ,......, C:.ta .... -......~--CANll27 =-~-:Ji ............... < ... -.a. ~w:-~ -..... ,.,.., .... =""' ft ~=i;:-.:: ·==-.......... .. ------.. c =
Clerli. of Oranae County
on 08/28/02 20C>2 .. 1SU1
D•llY Piiot Sept 4. 11. 18, 25, 2002 W829
~ ....... .... s.......
The following per,.ons
are doing business n
Get n 01rty, ~I ·o·
Grace ln , Costa M•u .
CA 92627
Mlcheel Villeneuve. 2490
Newport Blvd.. Cost1
Mesa, CA 92627
This businns " con·
ducted by 1ndlv1dual
Have you started
do1n1 bu~mess yet' No
M1chMI \11llanau••
This statement wes
hte4 with the County
Clerk ot Ot ans• County
on 09/20/02
2002Hl77SS
Daily Pitot Sept 25. Oct
2,9. 16,2002 W8S4
Fkm.. ..... ... s......
The followln1 persoM
ere dolna buslnesi as.
United Construction &
Davalopm'"t 2199
Puente Ave , Coste
Meu, CA 92621
Kavin Elhnalo<d, 2199
Puent• Ave . Cosl1
Meu. CA 92627
This business It con
dueled by •n md1v1dual
Have you star11d
doln& busineu yet1 No
Kavin E.111naf0fd
This statement WH
hied with the County
Clerk of Oranc• County
on 09/16/02
20026917140
011ly Piiot Sept 18. 25,
Oct 2. 9, <'001 WMS
w.. .....
"-S...... The followlll1 ~sons
ere dom1 business H
Ele11nl Car O.ta1hn1.
21S81 CaHe Otono. lake
FOfesl. CA 92630
Krl• r OfHI Ch.,nlCk,
2 581 Calle Otono. lake
F0ttst. CA 92630
This bus1neu is con
ducted by an lndlvidu•I
Han you started
dom1 busoneu yel1 Yes,
4/02
Kyle Chtfnadl
This statement wu
hied with the County
Clerk of 01an1• County
on09/20/02
2002H117.J4
O•ily Piiot Sept 25. Oct
2,9, 16,2002 W8S3
SeU :fOH, Ca,
ltt Cl•Hf/l•tl I
-----
nc.. .... ... s......
The tollow1n11 person•
are do•na business as
SUEDE. 95 Fortune
'603, t1Y1ne, CA 92618
Crea R Yamine, 612
South Clar a St.. Ana
helm, CA 92804
This business •• con
dueled by an 111d1V1dual
Have you stert•d
doin1 busineu yet1 No
Gr ea R Yam1nt
Ttus sl•tement w1s
hied with the County
Cle•k of Or•nat County
on 09/11/02
2002 .. 17S4S
011ly Pilot Sept 25 Oct
2. 9, 16. 2002 W859 .......... ..........
The totlow1ne persons
.,, dotnl buS#HIU as:
l r1-Q SolutJons, 14872
Hope SllMt, Westm1n·
ster. C•l1f0tn .. 92683
Quy•n H N1uyan. 141172 Hope Strut
Westminster, C•lrforn1a
92683
This business 1s con
dueled by. an rnd1V1dual
Hne you started
do1n1 bininess yet? Ho
Quytn f'tctlyen
Tpos stetamenl wu
filed with the County
Clerk of Or11111e County
on 08/06/02
2002Hl2'6'
011ly Pilot Sept 4. 11.
18, 25, 2002 W832 ..........
... s......
The follow1n1 persons
era do1n11 busineu as·
Ride on the Ed1e. 1908
Pomon1 Ave • Cost.
Mesa. CA 92627
Mar I Inez Mou.es. 1908
Pomon1 Ave • Co•ta
Mesa CA 92627
ThlS business rs con·
ducted by-an indn11doal
H1vt you sl11ted
dome buslnul yet? Ho
M0tsn Mll'tonei
This statement was
hied with · the County
Clark of Or1n1• County
on09/16/02
IOOtH17128
Dally Pilot Sept 18. 25,
OcL 2.11. 2002 W844
Fkm.. ..... ...........
TM followtna persons
tre doin1 buslllUS IS
VtrltbrM Chllln Com·
peny. U26 Pomona
Av.., 1203. Co•ta Mesa,
CA92627
Daony Allan Bouci•
-------
1826 Po mone Ava .
•?03, Costa MHt CA
92627
This business 1s con
ducted by an tnd1vldual
Have you 'tarted
do1n1 busonus yet? No
Danny Allen Bouc•e
This statement wn
flied with tht County
Clerk of Ounce County
on 09/24/02
2002 .. 11086
Deily Pilot Sept 7!>, Oct
2. 9. 16. 200Z W863 .........
"-*-"' The fotlow1n1 ptr sons
ue do1n1 buslf\eH as
Select Cers 653 w 19th
St.. Coste Mesa CA
92627
P...-ra Maalouf 2Y.>49
Send Stone M11s•on
Via,o. CA 92692
Thll busmen rs con
ducted by an 111dmdual
Have you statt•d
ooinc busu,.rss yet' No
P1«re Maalouf
Thia statement wes
hied with the Counl)
Clerk of Oranae County
on 09/13/02
2002H1H27
Delly Pilot Sept 18. 25.
Oct 2. 9, 2002 W839 ,..... .....
"-*-"' TM follow1n1 p•nons
are do•na business u I
Savvy Work Pl1ce. 2039
Irvine Ave . Costa Mui,
CA92627
Oona Pa11anns1. 2039
Irvine, Ave .. Costa Moa
CA92621
This busrneS$ •s con
ducted by an 1nd1Y1dual
Heve you slarltd
dolnc business yet? Yes
9/l/02
Oona P•11•ness1
T1!1s statement wu
filed with the County
Cle<k of Oranae County
on 09/19/02
2002H17UO
Oarly Pilot Sept 25. Oct
29.16.2002 W858
~ .... ... s.....
lhe lollow11t1 ~sons
are do1111 business H .
HaweW.11 ·at tt.a<t. 422
Orchid A ... , COfona dal
Mw. CA 9262S
lwina Lynn Fa111r, 422
Orchid Ave., Co<ona del
Mar. CA 9262S
This butlness is con
ducted by· en lndhtldual
Havt you •tMltd
doin1 buslneu yet? YH,
Au1 l 2002
STARTING
ANEW
BUSINESS?.
• • • • • • • • • •
Daily~Pilot
'
l uan1 r arr ••
I his statement was
ftled with the County
Clerk of Ounae Counlv
on09/20/02
2002H1775'
Daily Pilot S.pt 25 Oct
2.9. 16,2002 W855
fldltl. ..... .... s.......
I h~ follow1111 person'
are clotn& bu\tt1au n
Auto Muuae. 22501
Chase •8204. Ahso v,.,.,
CA 926!>6
S<oll Perhsfem, 1~1
Chase ~ AhM> v .. '°
CA926S6
Thi\ bu,1neu 1s con
duded by an •ndmduel
Have yov 1t .. tod
do1n1 bus1nen yf'I' Yn
5/01/02
Scott Pa<hslttn
Th11 statement wn
hied with the County
Cluk of Or•nae County
on09/20/02
2002 .. 1775'
Dally Pilot Sept 25, Oct
2.9. 16.2002 W856
llOTICI Of AlfWJlm JO
58.1. M<OflCU nuas
Date of r 1hn1 ~ku
hon .lanulf)' 10, 2002
To Whom II Mey Con
ttfn. fhe Nama(s) ol
the Apphc ant( s) IS/lie
NAPA WIHC GROUP LLC
The apphcanls hsled
ebove are 1pply1n11 to
the Oapao lmttnl of
Alcohol" Bever lie
Control to sell 1lcoholk
haver •au •I 11 OS
QUAIL ST , N(WPORI
BEACH, CA 92660 Type
of hcenM(s) Applied fOf
20 OfF ·SAlE err R
AHOWINF
17 BEER AHO WIHl
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Furniture 3435
Hwntet Green lth•
\WIYf'I r IH k tr f t"c.ltner
L••U&hl ~I $700 sa• <J I
$t'i0 9/SIS '177
HDWOOD PLAY sn .
SWING, SUDl, S 100.
949-640-7131
JEWELRY I 3460
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
Coa•t (oh• N .. ch
111n c "'"'' Cold "I"' ll'W~~ y w.tld~ ~nlo~
I olle< loblH 949 £>42 9448
3610
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I ROO 637 7 444
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26!>1 lrvtne Ave 90051
1011 view rtl•tl on sol•
714 S73 7180
._.., '-'-Sept 21 ....
Sam Ufotture. ora•n.
anhq~ s.w1na machine
tools. & h04lsehold m1..c
9142 Oalafleld C11 .
Hunlt111ton Beach WIST MAllNI CINTH LOii 1505 1000 p..ifk c-t Hwy
-------12IO '1 h $22~ NNN lMt •tttet1 Belae/Or-94t-S74-1117
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HOMESF~SALE
ORANGE 5400
COUNTY
CostaMesa
orEN SAT 1-4
3047 (....,try Club Dr.
M£SA VE RO£ cmr COURS(
Jb1 . 2 5ba compleltly
rrmodrlrd I •lory
10 000• sf lot
S87S,OOO
Ann. McCasle"d
714 540 SCll
714 751 4330
o,.n Sat-S-1 -4
3257 Oakofa Ave
JI& br's, 2ba hOm~. 11lass
brick. sm remod ktlch.
e>pand mstr & 2nd b1
buea pool Ail Delpha
WM Kennedy & Auoc
$492.000 949 760 8867
l 'st6e Jlr 21-. hard
wood floon fabulous
b•ckyard w/p•llO. otnd
over ha'1C plu~ fr uot
beartna tree uerywM1e
$489,000 Judy Kolar Bkr
U9-376-.SS76 Vec-1
OPEN SAT-SUN 12-4
S0'6H ..... "'9Way
4br1 I J/4ba hse, pool.
1p1. RV/boat parkona
New car pet lhroul!houl
S21,225 down, $424,500
own.r /agt 714 865 2999
lrvlne
OPEN SUN 1-S.
16 A...._t•. WulpArl.
Jbr. FR k au pool
s pa. nu• crpt . AC
Ab5olule turn key l••R
nt model "' lhe devel
opemenl Reduced to
S!>l9,000 Judy Kolar.
Bkt 949 376 5!>76
l.louna Beactl
c-•-~· ct.or .. ........ 381 38a. y11d,
areal tam1ly neo&hbOf
hood. nu I to schools.
11eve1 on mart.et beforr
$999.000 llt1cll Chuu:h
Prudent11I Cal1fo1 noa
Rully 94t-2t0-S122
Ne.,,mlladl
llvfh I•• I •ty .i. ............... ,llt.4.
Model w /hut• rap
uound beau land" p~
too All o¥er toolun& re
flechon pond w/mosl
wonderful &rnbelt view
on allot Bluffs By Owner
Courtesy lo Brollen
CAii tor appt
949 6" !>464
MlNSUN 12-4
31 Cr_.-4 Stldi Or,
One ford Rd 4br 3 75 b.t
home app<oa 335!>sf
aour kite. up1r•dn'
Sl,3a4,000
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949-254-3700
OPEN SAT 12-4 23
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One ford Rd, 4br 3.Sba
home. appro1 3085st
eour ••tc. upsr1desl
Sl .199.000
Or_ ..... ..,. ... seni1ta,,.,.-..,
949-254·-'700
OPOI SUM 12-S
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complele remod, nry
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$799.900
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Monday-Friday
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24S6 Vitt• H09M .....................
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I!• •ded lokt model'
S 199.000 1u one only
NDr •leP Paulson Realty
949 632 6489
• Dt•lralole spacious
d"ublt unol Cru t voew
nf lu1n1n1t basin •nd city
t11hts 4 Br 4 SBa
S? 1!>0.000 M.iry Lou
Kothler. lido Park Rully
949 615 2700
orEN SAT-SUN 12-S
2S07 Vlo Morlna,
Br and Nt w remod. 3 lg
lus 2bd p11me cul de
H• UP&•lldes• $849.900
949 sea 5758
OClANflONT
flXEI
Net fw Ille faint ef .....
,..., 94t-72S-l 120
Newpoft Colll
OPlNSAT 1-S
1.S VlaV-da
4br 4 5ba library + bo
nu' room S 1,649,000
I S Vie rollatile
Sbr 5 '>b• $400.000 on
upt<adn' S2,279,000
Spect11cul11 loc w/v1ew1
4bt 'l !>b• slr1da home
$1,6t0,000
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Stefanie Mt!urer
949 71!> 31!>6
OPIN SUN 12-S
I fee ... -M-1 Sell
now• Best loc Sancerrr
Jbr 2 Sba 2 c a•• many
upa11des only $620.000
Call Blu 714 664 6491
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RENTALS
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Rooms 6010
MANAGERS
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ciol ~ .. tt!O. ESJ'N
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w/d. pvt ba aar pet ok
$900 • uhl 949 394
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all amen n/peh/sm~i
$600mo !>62 !>98 11586
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4 Bedroom -3' /> B1ths
$7 ,000 p., Month
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$2,toOP• Month.
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c-n•ry ••ntol1, Inc.
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Bay 949 6 3 1 711 3
I br wnhr dry,., hook
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$">00/~~l lllt1n Mn2t
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9"9 640 .!6l'l l ond\ay
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62&447 ~ 949 ll8&!85
••-" New-fompletoon 0,1 481 JBa, 2 story,
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lot Jom Thompson. a1t
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common1ty w/pool AvMI
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year lease. no pets
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~ lo..w + home w{bay view $4800
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4br 2bam yrly rtnlal
new carpet, new pa111t,
agt U800 949 293 "630
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Lessons In Your Home
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Employment 8500
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lfM71 $14,tlO,OOO FOllD El'lOlll '99
MenM.s 1 ... a •ts XL T VS. white w/bei&e SOOD ltr, fully loaded, 371< ml,
...... sltver wltil $1 S,900 pp 9&310-0452
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auto, silver, vey Int, •m·
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woman who man.ged to do the
lmpoaible end kriodr ...... judge
out of oMce wtl'l • ....... -· ... gn or the eurfWMJ ~whO trilrged
his comp9n'f Wldt Nim to Collect.
cool $100 millon pluj7
We ended up wtlh an olMCMae end
CMN'Whelrnlng d*ce; OM wt-o Mcf.·
tnc:ndbfv, beef\ OWftoobd In the VM"I.,....
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preeent our*' ldllOn of~ WhO hOld the.,._.,._ Pl••ae and1he
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Byron de Arakal
Man about town
43, Costa
Mesa ... In
his own
words:
Recentty shed his
WMkJy Daily Pilot
column and 1 12-yur
con9Ulting practice to
take the mantle aa the
Irvine Co:s .enior
director of community
oommunicetlona ...
Seys his pl with the
company ·•to make
aura the people In the
convnunftiea we touch ap ~.ware of our.-and~ and that tt-v heYe en
oppoftUnlty to lhare theh-~and ktaea W.. •• ... Admits that hla c:Maar hel
bean .. CJV9l cha fNIP, from 4ilc.cutlve editor of~ coem magez1na to Y1ce
.,._.. .. of an 1..-tot ...... ftnn •.. A'°'""'....,...., Calltom&lln and Nilldanl of
Onnga County afnca 1182. ha'I..., the COUrtly ............ thlnb ft'a ....... p.oa to live on the.,..,... ••.• Enjoys ....... ._,... bi1 bend and~ gotf
and •futzing around the~· .•. F9voffle non _...WDfd: GnldoO. Married 20 ~
~ bK c:Hldt•• ... ......,hid ......... and PlobilbfVwtl be nmct V'Nf
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1996: No. 1, Don Bren
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1994: No.1, Marion Bergeson
1997: No.1, Amanda Arthur
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1995: No. 1, Chris Cox
1998: No. 1, Lindsay Davenport
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Stephanie McCl911an
Hoag helper
48, Corona del Mer .•. Medlcel
edWor forHoag Ho9pltal
'Nomen'a Pavilion ... TOp edvltor
to hoapftal breu In the planning of
the pav11ion, Wtildl le under construction and
will edd 80 beds and 300,000 IQ'*'9 feet to
Hoag ... ·1 think it's going to be• W>uk>ua
1pee9• .•. Coordinating ttte cenu.lidtlon of
vartoua Hoag depertmenta In the pevlllon,
Including 09teoporosis, Uf0-9Yneoe>logy end
women's breast health ... "We went to define
the atanderd of care• ... Specialist In
obat8trics and gynecology ..• M.med with
three sons, who all attended Corona del M•
High School ... Reading Ayn Rand'a "Atles
Shrugged" ... Enjoys exercl.e and akllng, but
not surfing ... Un..m.ct laat YNf
Mirna Burciaga
Westside voice
42, Costa Mesa ... President of the
N8Wf)Ort-Mesa Unified Sdlool
01atnct's English Language
Advisory Commmee .. Also still
1nvol)Md in Measure A oversight committee,
for about 10 hours a week .. Has owned El
Chin~ restaurant for 14 years ... Not only
involved with the school, but with the whole
community Is on Human Relations
Committee for the city of Costa Meaa . . Also
on Committee for Redevelopment for West
Side ... Husband, Salvador, three dlildren -
Natalie, 15, Salvador Jr .. 13, and Stephanie, 10
.. Likes to walk in the morning, likes to read
a lot, does meditation and yoga ... LMt
veer'• ranti)ng: 56
High-riding Republican
47. lrvfne •.. 70tn District
.Aaaembfymln •.. ~
Rei>ubllcan opposition to Gov.
Gf9Y Devil' budget beceuee it
co~ln«I e Hries of tex hikes •.. • 1 feel very
confident we oen get these tax lncreeMe out
of the budget" ... S.rvea • the vice
cttalrman of the Alaembly'a budget
committ.M ... Jointly apontored the "do not
call" oofck:all bill In October to atop harassing
phone calla from telemarketers ... Helped
aecure $9.2 million In funding for the historic district In Crystal Cove State Park ... Says
2ftth Preeident Teddy Roosevelt it one of his
role models ... Partldpetea in Civil War battle
re-enactments ... Married to Catherine for 24
years ... Has two dlildren: Taylor, 16, and
Logan, 14 ... Lnt yeer'a ranking: 9
Bob Hurley
AIL in a name
• 45, West Newport ... President of
Hurley International, which this
year became part of Nike .. What
did he get in the deal? A reported
$100 m1lhon plus, not to mention keeping
control of the self·named surf apparel
company that remains headquartered in
Costa Meaa ... Says the deal allows him to
fulfill vi1ion for the company. . "It's super
tun• .. A.a are h11 surf tnps to Indonesia .
He's about to take his second one this year,
but realizes it's a major luxury ... Also named
among the most powerful in the surf Industry
by Surfer Magazine, dropping in at No. 4 ...
Can still be gotten on the phone at HO ...
Last YMf's ranking: 57
Aaron and HQley Peirsol
Swimmings sibUngs
AMon ...w.ot. 19, Irvine ... June graduate of Newport Harbor High is world's new
king of becbtroke .. Brob four wor1d 1W1mmlng record• th11 year. thrM
indivlduall mai1ta', mduding CCMlted 200-meter bade with 1.55. 15 cioc*Jng en March
... During Janet Evane Invitational at USC In JuJy, faced rival end 2000 Olympic
gold medallat Lenny Kreyzelburg in 200 beet for first time aince Sydney Games and won by
.24 of a second ••• Olympic silver medalist in 2000 ... His coactt. Dave Salo, believea he's
going to get f-. before 2004 Athena Games ..• Led Newport Harbor to first CIF team title en
boys swlmmlng i.t apnng Won 100 and 200 be<* et U.S. National• last summer and three
gold medals llt Pan Pacific Gamea in Japan ... Headed for University of Texas . Last year's
ranking: 39.
Hay19y Peirsol, 11; Irvine ... Busy taking recrultlng trips this fall to Cal, USC, Arizona, Arizona
State and Aul>Um ... Set meet record tall summer at Janet Evans lnvitateonal in women's
1,600-meter freestyle (16:27.781. after opening the meet with a victory 1n the 800 free
~mber of U.S. National Swim Team ... Placed second en 800 freestyle at U.S. Nationals and
fifth in 400 ... Earned bronze medal in 800 at Pan Pacific Games . Is a senior at Newport
Harbor High ... Competes internationally for Irvine Novaquat1cs . . Loves the beadl and scary
movies ... Unr9Nred laat year
Ralph Cicerone
Antealer leader
59, Newport Beadl ... Chancellor
of UC Irvine ... In pest year,
finished an assignment wilh
National Academy of Sciences to
present a report to the White House on
climate change Congress got really active
on the issue last summer just before Sept. 11,
but since then it's given it less attention
Found it a great experienoe and learned how
hard people m White Houae are W9d,ing on
issue, though there 1s d1sag~)ust hke
everywhere else .. Continuing awn research
white chancellor ... Is happy about how
campus is growing ... Great year of
recruiting new faculty from around country
. Won a lot of battles with other univers1t1es
1n recruiting personnel Daughter Sara 1ust
got ma~d. ahe is a structural engineering
grad student Lnt yeer .. ranllllt!!8: 6
Michael Vossen
Has his principle.\
44, Portola Hills .. Newport
Harbor High principal Has been
at Newport Harbor for 4 ' 1 years,
two as principal Last year saw
a dleerleading controversy at the school that,
while It has quieted down here, 1s still
drawing nationwide media attention Was
a gymnest. high bar and parallel bars were
his specialty .. HA lot of people don't know I
was a 1984 Olympic coach for Canada for
gymnastics· ... Now they do En1oys
cycling, hiking and spending time with wife.
Robyn, and three children -Brandon. 8.
Nicole. 6. and Caitlyn, 2 Unranked last
year
Greenligh1 candidate
74, Newport Budl ... City CouOCJI
candidate for the Oittnc:t 3 .-to
be vacated by Norma GtoYer ... A
leading name in 1he Greenlight
crowd. not to mention a founding f•mity of
the city ... A.a a member of the Genef'el Pl•n
Update Committee. helped aelect resident
advisory committee members . H• fought
to convince city leaders that tough decision•
about traffic must be made soo~ rather
than later Fought to put Newport Coeat
annexation to a vote . Has a pact with
former Newport Beach notable Suzy Ftdter
dating back to 1942 to meet on the beach
once every 10 years to build sandcastles Lut
yeer's ranlung 4
Gay Sandoval
lu£lgi11g bv tltin~s
50. Costa Mesa Attorney
One of two candidates for
countyw1de 1udge seat vacated hy
embattled Judge Ronald KhnP.
Launched successful write in tdmpa19n ldst
November, was Qu1ddy followe<1 by others
looking to unseat Kline MarroP.d to Joe
with two daughters, Magdaleno ii 1unoor ar
Stanford and Belinda who is at Costa Mesa
High Scteool Costa Mesa High School
Choir Boosters president and mocl< troc1I coc1dl
Former Daily Pilot education column -;1
Unranked IHt ye•r
David Emmes and Martin Benson
Keep on producing
tl3 end 16 ••• Co-founded South Coast Repertory In the ~ 1tene .•• Todey .,. the
CCHlftildc directof"S of the ~ .•• Wetl-«nown ltOf'y of thefr beginnings lndudel
drewi09 up their~ pi.,. on• rea.urant nepldn ••• Wtwt began• dooclee
turned lnlo • llNll tMet9f on Blllbc» PeniNula ..• Now SCA II • Tonv 4
Awwct-winnlng fKiJitv In 0.. Mee. loold09 torw.rd to • huge expwielon ... Emme. llwl In
Laguna Beech. e..on Ii.we In Huntington 8eec:t'I •.. Two fil"lt met 8t Sin Francleco St.Mii
College In 1980 ••. Both .,. rNNried .•. Emmea twa four dlildren.. a.neon Ma four
~lldren .•• Emmee' hM>rit9 lflOW this~ ..-on wu •Schoof for WlllW" •.. e.n.on·1
W8I "The Dazzle• •.. Botti dM>ee lhowl ttwv ~didn't direct •.. Beneon ...... the
buildi09 of their third theater and renov8tioM of exisd09 facilitiel is neeri09 completion end
on echedule ... Emmea likee to ttaYel .•• Benion likes to tty hil rMtOf'9d .mique alrpWie, •
1941 U.S. Nr.iy Open CocXpit BilMne Trainer ... Lalt ~ ........ 5
Mormon Steeple
A tower of controversy
A 124-foot·hlgh spire that has
been a lightning rod for
controversy over a proposed
Mormon Temple at 2300 Bonita
Canyon Drive ... Steeple st.ndl 91 feet
above the lx.lildmg roof and inciude111 golden
statue of the trumpeting angel Moroni ...
Dimenaions, including height. are considered
by members of the Churcti of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints to be divinely inspired ...
Could provoke a court battle Oller freedom of
religious eicprenion if Planning Commission
and City Council don't grant the ctiurcti a
permit to add the steeple ... UnnnMd llllt
..... r
Carol Hoffman
Consulting star
~mething, N-port Coast ...
Partner in Government Solutions,
a consultant firm that handles
several large clienll including
Marnell Corrao, the builders of the 8ell&g10
hotel in Las Vegas, Fletdler Jones, Ardell
Properti3s ... Also instrumental in helping
John Laing Homes become first residential
builder on closed Tustin Marine base ...
Recently named to the board of Hoag
Hospital and the Pacific Club. Sees her twin
granddaughters about every eight weeks ...
Recently visited with longtime Corona del
Mar business leader Luveoa Hayton at
Hayton's summer home m Guemes Island,
Wash .... Is leading the communication
committee for Our Lady Queen of Angels
Churcti and School expansion . former
Irvine Co. exec. . Dating an interesting man
... Lalt Y'N"• 1'9Ntlng: 22
JOHN
BWFSER
CARPET ONE
2927 S. Brittol Street, Co.ta Maa
(714) 751-2324
www.bloescrcarpctonc.com
I. ~I
Council stalwart
43, Com ,... ... City Coundl
~ loc*ing for thlld wm In
the upc:omtng election .•• Fonner
meyor andc:unent~
Plot9d!Of' of '1he ctiencter of eo... Mee.· •..
Moneh81'1 II big on~ property rlghtl
and• llMD .... of government inftuence ... •0ot Ir*> city gawmment to fight city
government." he Mid .•• Said hil blggelt
accomplilhtnent mil yellr is getting ltar18d
on the redewk>pmet It proc:ea and MCUring
the Home Rencti project ... Owne Newport
Boulevard be.r Skoltl Mon.Mn's. wtlictl ia
paed on wee*end nights •nd any lrilh
hol~ .•• Married to Deborah with five
dlildren, the most recent born in M.rcti ••.
UN'8111111Ct ... yw
Tod Ridgeway
Mister Mayor
57. Balboa Penin10la ... Newport
Beacti mayor and leader of the
charge to promote reasonable
growth in the city -a position
that makea him a top Greenlight foe ... la
running for reelection this fall ... Also ctiairs
the city's CollSlllVBay Water Quality
Committee and serves on the Orange
Sanitation District Board of Oir8'.1ors ...
Married to l(ay and father of 12· and
10.year-old 80nS and an 8-year-old daughter
... Often presides over council mMtings
while not -ring sodts ... "-et Y'N"•
rat*tng: -:r7
Managing things
58, Newpoft ~ ..• Nliwport
~ city l'Nllllgel ••• Heeded up
cltV't 9'b1* ID ralty Mlghboff09
dtlee '° ll$nd the Jol)n v.vne s.m.m.n&AQreement ... ~an
OY9IMul of the dty'a hlri09 and ..-y
pafldel •.. l..ooUd for w.yl to bring
fi'9WOl'b to H9wpoft .,., the Ounel reeort
announced It woutd not Nlw itl WlnUlll
Fowttt of July .now ... Organblld •teem of
city .....,_ to run In the firat local fWay for
Ute tanceHW81811W event ... Known for
betting out tunes .. the unt<>ke ~lne
during employee outioCll ... lat ¥Ml"•
rw*ing:77
Geoffrey Wolff
Creating writers
~
64, Irvine ... Professor of English
and creative writing and fiction
director of the master's program in
wnting at UC Irvine ... This year
saw aeveral of hi1 studenll -including Alice
Sebold and Andrew Winer -publiah
well-received book.I ... Tell• his ltudents that
writing ia like long-haul tru<*ing, not a sprint
. .. •it takes patience and 1tamina• ... Thinks
Jam8$ McM1dlael, poetry director of the
master'• program, doesn't get enough credit
... Came to UCI In 1995 from Brandeis
University ... Hu written 10 books, with an
11th ( •The Art of Burning Bridgel: A Life of
John O'Hara•) due in eight months ... Loves
to 1111 h11 boat, Bladcwlng. along the coast
near Boothbay, Mame ... Reading •From the
Terrece; by O'Hara for ·the zillionth time· ...
Mamed to Priactlla ... Two sons, Nicholas
and Justin u~ ... yMr
Political know-how
'56, 8111boe lltend .•. Group 1enlor
vice pi--11 of pubUc ~ •..
M9ior focue i.t veer t. i-i the roflouC of Don .., .. gift of land
thaii will proe.c:t 11,000 9Cf99 of°'*' ....
on the IMnl ~ ... Gulde9 the compeny'a
communlcdonl focuslno on new."*"-
and community communlcatlone •nd......,
llte ... Alla coneuitl on polldcal .tr.Ira •..
Once ..wet .. ~ MClwt.aty to,,.. Wll90n
when he W8I rMVO' of Sin Diego, to George
Deukmej'-n when he Wiie goY9mOr and
George lkJlh the eenlor when he --vice
prelident ..• Got hll ltlilt • reponer for UPI,
then mov9d to Copley NeW9 s.rvlce end
Public Televlslon and flNIMy to San Diego
Union-Tribune, wt..... he cov.rltd polltlc:a ..
Does yoga •nd ~ • blld but Improving
game of golf ••• lat..,._.....,. 12
Linda Dixon
Madame Mayor
•39 forever:" Calta Mesa . .
Serving fourth year on council as
mayor ... Credits this year include
taking the lead on several
neighborhood improvement iauea, inciuding
tougher RV restrictions, lower densities and
getting a ahopplng cart ordinance in plec.
Involved m Calta Mesa Senior Center and
helps funding ... Approvals of controver11al
Home Rancti project and red·light camera
program also on her watch ... M•rried 26
years to high school IWMtheart Mike
Spenda her early s.turday mornings at
garage sales and also loves gardening Has
two grown ctiildfen, tWo dogs, two cats and
three desert tortolMS -one named Tex was
lost th11 year but lllter found . Has lived in
College Part for 25 yeara and 28 in Calta
Mesa L..ell yiMr's '9nting: '2
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Ma!Utplact mtUstros
83 and 38, Balt>o. lll1nd ... Bob Teller la the founder 1nd chelrman of Tel Phil ~Inc., whlc:h oper9te1 the Ontnge County MMUt Piece ... JU of Auoutt.
his IOfl Jeff Tellet i. Pf..idertl of the comPMV India In hll ninth var af ~ In
. the f1mlly bualneaa ... The duo I• var opened I fMl'Ut piece In lM v.gu,
whldl Will be ~Ing from 1 once• morfth ewap me« to 1 weetty beginning in Octob« ...
They Mo ~ lbc dllllc car lhowl wery yu.-8t the Ontnge County Martet Pltce ... List
veer the Tellera started the AutomotJ119 Rold af Dre8m1 C'8sllc.Clf M~m lf.o 8t the
marbt ~ ... Boh Teller it the former owner and opemor af Bob's Old FMhloned Ice
CrNm, I l\ltlonll chlln ... Jd'Tellet Is the co-chair of the Costl Meu Chlmber of Commerce
and will oontlnue MNlng In the ~ltlon next yur •.• Both ralMd well over $50..000 through
outreach progr1m1 • the martet pl1ee to help Sept. 11 relief effont ... Both are married with
ctiildnln. lat yu.-'a ~ 18
Nancy and Jack Skinner, Susan and Bob Caustin
Newport's own Green party
ff7 and 71, 42 and 48 ... Susan, daughter of Nancy and Jadt. is the hnk making this
foursome the most powerful environmental activist family in the city ... Jadt. 11
retired physician, serves on the city's CoastaVBay Water Quality Committee and,
elong with Nancy, adviMs Newport Beadl officials on many water-quality laves .
The couple W8t honored thi1 year when a dredging fund was named in part after them: the
Robinson-Skinner Annuity ... Susan, a neurologist, is active in Newport Dunes preMrvation
. , Husband Bob runs Defend the Bay and says he first learned how to recognizes his own
mistakes 81 Corona del Mar High Sctiool when he quit freshman football and Latin within a
two-week period ... Lut year'• niMlng: 23
Becky Balley-Findley and Steven Beazley
Fair leadership
48 1nd 40, Anaheim Hills and Costa Mall ... Balley--Findley is the general manager
of the Onmge County Falrgroundl Ind Beazley is the deputy general manager ...
She grew up with the fair, .. fMher Jim Biiiey It the fonner head of Cemennial
Farm ..• He ha been with the fair for 1:1 yeara ... She alts mostly in an office now
and 18kel cere of the flir't administrltive tide, but Balley-Findley was a 4-H leader and used to
help hef ctiildren rliM ctiic:kens and eggs ... Shi la married and hes three cti11dren . . Beazley
la MIO married and hes one child ... He received a doctorate in peydlology from Peppeqtine
University ... Hi• hobbies include beaebell, card games and reading . . H11 favorite fair food
Is the funnel cab with chocolate ctiipe ... Both fair managera have helped the annual tradition
grow not only in sa.endance and revenue, but alto In the entertainment arena Last
aummer's popular headliners included Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Indigo Girls and Huey lewis and
the News ... lat yew's l'llflldn9: 41, for Findley
Steve Bromberg
Mayor in waiting
59. Balboa Island ... Vice mayor
and voice for Balboa Island on the
City Council ... Member of the
city's water quality committee.
Was a major force behind the city's
antl-duck·feeding ordinance ... Publicly
challenged then-gubernatorial candidate
R1ctiard Riordan for softening on his pro-El
Toro pos1t1on ... District includes site of
highly controversial Mormon Temple ...
Attorney ... Married to Ronnie ... Plays a
keystone cop in Balboa lsland"s annual
parade ... In line to be city's next mayor
List .,..,·s rankJng: 8, along with Gary
Proctor and John Heffernan. as city's three
freshmen counc11 members
Jerry Mandel
Cht-perfonninfl. 01hers
62, Irvine President of the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center One of the integral,
early figures in making the center
the fifth largest performing arts center in the
country . . Has planned many a gig at which
to play his tenor saxophone, including the
Opera Ball in November and at a special
reception at Morton's Steakhouse in Costa
Mesa that same month . . Favonte show he
saw at the center this year was "Phantom of
the Opera· Favorite show he saw on the
East Coast was "Hairspray· The avid
reader still reads books on neuroscience. but
the ma1onty of his reading time is spent
ponng through books on music theory
Says he will devote his spare time in the next
couple of years to practicing and reading
music theory MarTted to Whitney Last
yNt'a r9nldn9: 19
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Jim Silva
!llperior supervisor
58. Hum1ngton B..cti ... Or1nge
County Superv110r . . Pl-ved In
import1nt role 1n extending notM
limiu 1t John WIVM Airport um11
2015 . . Began lobbying high-level br-in
Congress and et the Federal Aviation
Administration to 1uppc>f'1 the extenalOn after
supervisors 1pproved the extension June 25
Suoceasfully brought forward 1 move to
put the ullhties 1n Santa Ana Heights
underground in July Cast one of the swmg
votes in the Orange County Sanitation
D1stnct's 1J.12 approval or full treatment lor
the county's sewage En1ovs buzzing
around Huntington Harbour in his Duffy .
Mamed to Connie Son Chad and daughter
Donna are both in the Air Force Lest .,..,·s
ranking: 2
Dana Rohrabacher
No-holds Congres.vnan
55. Hunungton Beach 45th
District congressman since 1988
. Regarded as Congress leading
expert on Afghanistan, due to his
numerous trips to the country "My
in-depth knowledge of Afghanistan was put
to work in a really important way" Has
1oined hawkish Rep Tom Del.av (R Te11as) 1n
pushing for military action against Saddam
Hussein and Iraq . Swam with sharks (reef
tip. not Washington, DC style) on a
late-August dive at Long Beach"s Aquarium of
the Pacific Avid surfer and scuba diver
who is mamcd to Rhonda. his former pol1t1cal
aide . Last year's ranking 43
,
Alan Roeder
Costa Mesa knowledge
51, Costa Mesa .•. Costa Mesa
City Manager who has been with
tha city more than half his life ••.
City government is his business
... Arguably knows more about the city than
anyone alive ... Kept busy this past year with
a little development called Home Randi, with
ita 20-year history of development troubles
.. Also spent his time balancing the city's
budget in light of state monetary crisis and
the aftermaths of Sept. 11 attac:b ... Both he
and wife, Ann McCarty -who worts in
public affairs at John Wayne Airport -found
their professional lives overhauled by the
East Coast attadcs Raised blood·pressure
levels with his wandering eye. as he
announced he was Interested in managing
another city ... Luclty for Costa Mesa, he
didn't leave ... Last year'• ranking: 24
Robert Barbot
Schools· chum
56, Laguna Hills Newport-Mesa
Unified Sdiool District
superintendent . In past year,
most proud of being involved with
beginnings of improving academics, helping
the community do better in reading, writing
and math . Has a new granddaughter. 15
months, Emma Grace Crevier . . Wife
finished master's degree in chlfd
development at UCI in coniunction with
Pacific Oaks University . . She has worked at
UCI in the child development center for a
number of years with disadvantaged kids ...
In February, went to Oahu when surfing
champ1onsh1ps were there, 0 wh1di I always
wanted to see· . Developed a real
appreciation for what 111s -"the sand actually
booms· last yHr's r11nklng: 26
Still.fired up
47. Huntington Beach ... Newport
Beach Fire c:ttlef .•. Signlflaint
event thle year? •Alt my kids •re
grown up• .•. Going to be 1
grandpa in a month ••• Music junky who h11
466 CDs in two CO jukeboxes ... •Never be•
half·sec:ond without mu1ic• ... Past pr11ldent
of state and county fire chiefs aeeociatlons •..
Member of the Newport Beacti Chamber of
Commerce Commodores Club ... Before
becoming a firefighter, played in a rodt bend,
w hidi makes sense .• M1rried 10 years to
Deana ... Last year's rankJng: 35
David Grant
Shopping man1e/
52, Tustin Hills General
Manager of South Coast Plaza ..
An Orange County native, Grant 1s
on the boards of the South Coast
Metro Alliance. Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce and CM900 ... Founder of tho
Costa Mesa/Santa Ana Business Police
Alliance ... Has been man iod for 31 years to
Andrea, has four dilldren and four
grandchildren ... Enjoys such hobbies as
woodworking and restoring old homes ...
Tries to get away as often as possible to his
25-acre lemon ranch in Ventura County
Last year's r11nking: 33
Quenching fires
49, Aliso Veejo •.. Costa Mesa fire
ctelef ..• Worked hit way up the
ranks to the toP job ..• Spent f
week In New Yorlt City with 10n,
Kevin, dell~rfng $7,500 from Costa Mesa city
employees following the Sept. 11 tem>ritt
attadcs ... Has earned pniae for tx-inglng the
department closer together with others In the
city ... Son is training to be a firefighter, too
. . . Mede nateble eppearance It the city's
Fourth of July celebnrtion dreaed in a large
straw hat. sunglasses and T-shirt reading
•1and of the free, home of the breve; not to
mention red, white and blue shorts ... Last
yew's renklng: 60
Sayed Moustafa AM)azwi1i
Islamic voice
40, Pomona . Imam of the
Islamic Educational Center of
Orange County ... Since Sept. n ,
has spent mudi of his time
helping others understand Islam through
open houses and discussions ... Attended
seminary in Oum, Iran ... Strives to create an
ideal Muslim community in Orange County.
to •enlighten the hearts of the people with the
message of Islam· through religious. social
and educational institutions ... The Islamic
Center is expanding and is in the process of
negotiating a piece of land on whidi to build
a traditional mosque, full-time Islamic sdiool
and other facilities to serve a variety of needs,
including medical programs . Been at the
center for three years . . Says all foods are
his favorite as long as the food 1s lawful and
lslamically accepted . Unr11nlced lest year
On all Odyssey
41, Newport Beach ... Leader of m. Billebong ()dyaaey, a ,
thrte-YMr ettempt to ride the
world's biggest wave .•. Has
brought together 1urflng'1 biggest big-wava
names, combined them with the latest in
wave-prediction tectenology and tow-in
surfing equipment ... Has lost a few pieces of
thoM hlgh-tecte wonders during the travels,
whidi are about to ttart the eecond year ..
Hair's still bleached, and at last look. pretlY
long and spiky ... Got his start in the
big-wave game during 1998'• El Nino, when
he came up with the K2 Big Wave Challenge
.• Married, two diildran, including one who's
just started kindergarten at Newport Heights
Elementary . Last yur'a r11nkln9: 16
Henry & Susan Samueli
Tech help
47 and 40 something, Corona del
Mar . Henry co-founded
Broadcom Corp. and acts as
co chairman of the board and chief
technical officer ... Susan 1s a public
advocate of 1he Orange County Music
lntelhgence Neural Development Institute and
its Music Spatial Temporal Math program . .
Have made considerable contributions to UC
Irvine over the years, which has led 10 the
establishment of an engineering school and a
medical academic center in th91r names
The Samuel1 Founda1ion, whidi donated $10
m1lhon to the Orange County Performing Arts
Center's expansion program, funded an
expansion of the Samueh Jewish Campus in
Irvine, which 1s cunently undergoing
construction Raising three children
Last v-ar's r11nklng: 25
Planning ahead
35. Costa Mesa • -• Ch1irwoman of
the Cotta MeN Plennlng
Commisalon h• arguably
elevated the group's peltlc1pat1on
in city leadership to lt9 hlghal levels in crry
history ... She hat put the commlaJon on
the forefront of code enf~t isauea and
pushed for • progrern to eradicate
substandard houaing conditions ... She also
prompted an energy coOMrvetlon program
. . The petite blonde was also diarged wll'l
presiding over the lengthy and at times
heated Home Randi planning hearings
She is a lawyer by lrade and touts conflict
resolution slcilla 81 a result .•• Speaking of
elevated levels of leadership, Foley also
launched a run for City Council . . Mother of
two boys, married to husband, Casey
Swanson, for 11 years ..• Unrenlced last ye1r
Tim Celek
At a crossing
43, Costa Mesa The pastor who
1s "crossing over· from small,
residential diurch grounds to a
mas11ve pro1ect on a major strcf'I
. Leading the churdi formally know n as
Calvary Church of Newport Mesa in tho
trans1t1on to a bigger building and bolder
name. The Crossing . Embar1ung on a
mulilmillion dollar pro1ect. whidi. when
finished. will double the size of the current
campus and include a new sanctuary,
educa11onal buildings, a four level parking
structure and a multipurpose room
Brought in his camp to f1gh1 City Hall whc·n
the Planning Commission denied his requ1 ... 1
for a 1ent to hold services during cons1ruc1 in
Celek won Tho tent can be seen fron1
Newport Boulevard Married with two
teenage daughters Last year's r11nking 58
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Banzai Hour
5 :00-7 :30 nightly ..
Nigiri Sushi
$1.00~
$2.00 Sake Bombs
6 Pratt Beer on top
Kristen Day and Victor Becerra
A Westside vision
35, San Juan Capistrano and 47. Irvine •.. Bringing higher learning to the Coit.a
Men Welt1ide ... The dua hae Introduced the UC Irvine Community Outreach
Partnerehlp Center, at 740 W. WillOn St .... The new venture between the
univereity and the WMtslde community la designed to 1trengthen the connection
between the •chool and the community It Ml'V81, they l8Y ... Day, the center's exectitlve
director and a profeesor for the univet'lity'1 Department of Urban and Regional Planning,
hatched the Idea and has done exten1lve wor1t on the Westside with v arious cl1111SM ...
BeoerTa, the center's director, is charged w ith managing ongoing projects, cultivating new
ventures and culllvatlng funding 10urces • . The center is in 1ta first year of many more to
come ... U.st yeer'9 ranking: 64 (for Dey)
Jeff Purser
Senior classic
35, Irvine Tournamenr director
of the Toshiba Senior Classic.
which has raised more than $4 7
m1lhon in the five years Hoag
Hospital has acted as the tournament's
managing operator and lead chanty The
2002 golf tournament raised an add1t1onat S1
m1lhon for chanty for the third year in a row.
which is a milestone unprecedented on the
Senior PGA Tour The tournament 1s the
largest single-day fund-raiser in Orange
County . Staned playing golf 13 years ago
1n Ohio, where he's from En1oys the
competrtton and the challenge of golf
Mamed ust year'• ranking: 14
Dave Snowden
Chiefly in the news
58, Newpon Beach . 16 year
Costa Mesa pohce chief
Marned. two sons . . Flattered
when he was one of few mv1ted to
represent law enforcement at the USC's
Pentagon Tnbute Ceremony on Sept 11, bur
could not attend due to potential Costa Mesa
security issues on Sept 11 . . Past preStdont
of the Hoag Hospital Foundation 552 Club
and now on the Hoag Hospttal Foundatton
board . Stts on the board ol the Deacon
Jones Foundation. the Orange County Youth
Sports Foundation and the NFL Alumni Assn
Longtime member of Golden Boot Awards
Executive Committee for the Motton Picture
Telev1s1on Fund Received Wilham H
Sturgeon Award on Sept 18 Avid golfer
who has 18 handicap ... Known to speak his
mind about nearly any issue Cal State
Fullenon graduate . L.lt year's ranking: 31
Tiit p,m;,, W tf S.•fH' Hnu
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Michael Stephens
Hoag honcho
60, Newport Beach Hoag
Hospital'• pr•ident, chief
executive and 2~year veteran of
the medical center Looking
forward to the completion of the Hoag
Hospital Women's Pavilion in September of
2005 ... •Just seeing the steel coming out of
the ground will be the highhght of my career:'
he says of construction scheduled to begtn In
October led en orgamzalion facing issues
that are both d1ff1cult and complex . Pushed
to limit ·emergency room diversions; en
which patients are sent to other hospitals ...
Enjoys playing golf ... Ult year's ranking: 70
Bob McDonell
Newport:~ official officer
55. Laguna Niguel Ntne yedr
Nowpon Beach police chief has 34
years of experience m law
enforcemenr . . Worked 10
strengthen relat1onsh1p with community by
offenng f11st teen pohce academy and helped
institute volunteer and chaplam programs
Past president of the Orange County Pohce
Chiefs and Sheriffs Assn ... , President of
California Police Chiefs Assn. Helping with
proiect 10 integrate data systems for pohco
depanments 1n county Involved tn a
five-year pro1ect to create a county 101nrs
power authority that will mclude all 21 pohce
agencies district attorney's office. shentt
pubhc defender and couns essentially 10
become more etf1cien1 m the county Bllcn
busy filhng spots due to retirements
Traveled 10 Hawa11 to chaperone his son's
water polo team Married, two sons
L.st year'• rank· 32
Steve Hayman
Administering services
49, Orange . Costa Mesa dir~or
of edm1nistra1tve services .. He 1s
respon1ible for the
behlnd-the-soenes act1on1 of
many city l11ue1 .. He has worlled for the
city for 24 year1 .. So far this year he has
had a hand in cable woes. the contentious
Job Center. allocating spons fields, an
overhaul of the Crty Attorney's Office, skate
parll efforts, concens 1n the parll Used to
be known as the "biker adm1n1suator·
because of his love for Harley Davidson
motorcycles . . Turned 1n his Harley for a set
of golf clubs and a fishing pole "'I'm a
more avid golfer and fisher than I am a rider"
.. Marned to Kayoko, who used to work for
the city also Unn mk.ed last year
Brett Hemphill
U11commo11 Commodore
36 N!!wpon Beach Skipper of
rhc Newpan Beach Chambe1 of
Commerce Commodores Club
Involved tn vanous comm1nees ar
the Balboa Yacht Club Has laken on a
more active role in the Newpon Coast
Concours d'Elegance show at the Irvine
Spectrum Raising money with former
members of tho 17th Street Merchants and
Community Assn to give to the Newpon
Beach Fire Depanment Owns Hemph111's
Rugs and Carpets on East 17th Street and has
been in floor covering business since 1988
An acttve sailor and a big car nut Mamed
to Chene for seven years L.st year's
ninking 38
Wehsdly, ~ 25, 2002 17
Karen Lynch
A real Realtor
S4, Corona del Mar Realtor of
Realtor• . . In th11 millennium.
h11 10ld somewhere near $300
million worm of property
Works for Prudential. but ma1nta1n1 her own
office end 1tatf Trademart yellow ads herd
to miss, es are the eye-poppmg houtee and
price tags Ded1cat1on and focus are keys
to her success Big contnbutor to American
Cancer Soc1ety Memed to a1r11ne pilot
Terry Lyon Last year's r91\kJng: 28
Paul Freeman
Sexer.Hmm speaking
48. L.iguna Beach Th1; voice ol
thll Segerstrom dynasty Is lhe
spokesman for all rhmgs
Seger:.trom and is most wPll
known for his role 1n approval of tht: Home
Ranch developmenr in Costa M c-sa Srayed
ar lace mght council meetings. fielded
numerous press calls and met with th+'
community regarding rhe final piece of
undeveloped hma bean farm from lhe
Seger!>trom's agricultural days No matter
whal side of the Home Ranch 1ssul' you are
on. you can't argue that he knows how to gel
the 1ob done Also a councilman 1n h1!>
home city of Laguna Beach Married with
an adorable 4 year-old daughrer with whom
he 111es to i.pend as much lime c1s pos:.1blP
when hes nor working Unninked last year
H.J. Garrett Furniture
Fine Furnit ure Since 1960
A lwmily Tmdirwn of Pro11iding Service and Value
Full Deaip 2215 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
G>multing (949) 646.0275
Service MOIL duu Sat. 1 O to 6, Sun. 12 ro S
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Cesar Pelli
Art architect
75, N-Haven, Conn •...
Company, Cesar P9Ui & Aaoc., 11
reeponslble for the look of the new
. South Coast Repertory complex
and the yet·to-be-built concert hall et the
Orange County Performing Arte Center ...
Aleo deligned the Pacific Dellgn Center in
VIiest Hollywood ... Awarded 1996 Gold
Medal by the American Institute of Arc:hilecta
... Wae dean of the School of Architecture at
Yale Uniwrsity ... Still teachee an occasional
class there ... Considers his buildings as his
children ... -11ove them ell equally, usually
for different reasons-... Has two sons ...
Names the cathedral at Chartres in Fran~
among his favorite building• . . Lo118S taking
d1g1tal photographs and sending them via
e·ma1I Loves good sashim1 . . Unninlled
last °tM'
John Heffernan
His own council
52. Newport Beach, Ctty
Councilman . The sole
Greenllght council member who's
often at odds with council
colleagues . . Advocated fairness in city
skateboard restrictions. buying a cover to
protect Big Canyon Reservoir end launching a
city 1nqu1ry into whether private pier rentals
should help fund dredging end other
envtronmental improvements .. Saw his
council district nearly double when Newport
Coast was annexed to the city . Announced
in Apnl that he would step down from the
council in November and then a few days
later said he was reconsidering . Has eight
skateboards in his gerage ... Last year's
ranking: 8, along with Steve Bromberg and
Gary Proctor as part of Newport Beach
Freshmen Councilmen entry
Testing his studenls
68, Colla M ..... Professor et
Orange Cont College .•. Lovet
gardening, hie church. quiet time
with hi9 wife end helping out In
the community •.• Ref*tlon on netional
attention he received lat year after
~n of heraament by four Muslim
ltUdenta: ·1 don't rNlly deMfve the credit for
thia• ..• $aya students at 0CC that IUpported
him deserve to be in thl1 llot becau1e they
really made it poulble for him to stay ...
·everyone knows everything they need to
know about me• •.. Wife, Julie, three
children -Adam, 21. Carla, 37. and Steve, 33
... Son Chad, 25, passed away in May ...
Unranked lat yeer
Pat Douglass
Basketball guru
52, UC Irvine The Anteaters'
men's basketball coach for the past
five years . . Guided Irvine to its
second straight Big West
Conference regular-season championship last
season, as the Anteaters shared the title with
Utah State. UCI had never won a title prior to
the 2000-01 season . . Led the Anteaters to a
21·11 record, the first baclt to·back 20-win
seasons in the school's history, as his squad
finished 25-5 the previous year . In March
1997, he became UCI coach after leading Cal
State Bakersfield to three NCAA Division II
titles in five years .. Is part of an ehte list of
only six coaches in NCAA basketball history
(01v1sions I and II) to have won three or more
national championships, including UCLA's
John Wooden. Duke's Mike Krzyzewski, and
Indiana's Bob Knight Unranked last ve•r
Parle it he~
All agee, Newport-Mela ...
Atg1t•bly th4I aree'I moat
lnnocuou1 and petlent outl8W9 ...
They hllve been riding city leaders
of both Costa Meu end Newport Beech to
create a lketeboerdlng park for more than 10
YNl"I ..• Their putlme 11 currently Uieg.l In
moat places ••• While carrying •
~lnlt·the-9f'aln reputation, thil camp ls
Increasingly ~inlng memberl from the
Beaver Cleaver mold ••• In the thlclt of
campaign season, the group hat succeeded
In getting the Ccnta Meea City Council to put
the l11ue beclt In the forefront •.. Leaders of
this movement include retired skete pros.
up-and-coming atera and parents who are
tired of driving out of city limits, or paying SS
en hour, so their kids can prectioe their sp0rt
... "Skate or die, brol• .•• Unninlried INt.,..,
Libby Cowan
Council Leadership
49, Costa Mesa .. Providing
leaden1h1p and experience on a
City Counctl with two green
members .. Feels she has proven
to be "the voice for the vo1~less;' often going
to battle for laborers with less glamorous jobs
... Proud of her instrumental role in ensuring
a favorable Home Ranch vote ... Likes to hike
.. Plans to spend her 50th birthday on a
three-<lay hike up Mt. Whitney ... Getting in
shape for the hike consists of walking,
strength training and ah1tude hiking ... -1
figure it will be a good way to start the second
half!tentury of my life" Lat.,..,..,
ranking: 15
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Senior Car~Community
390 I E. Coast Highway. Corona de/ Mar, Ca./ifornia 92625
Crown Cow is a. Mtjona.J award winning communjcy overlooking the Pacific Ocean and a
canyon prcscrvt in ~ Corona dd Mar. Crown Cove offen Independent and Assisc«l LM.'lS P~ as wdJ as our unj'luc Journeys C Progi:am for Alzheimer's and dementia. ca.re where "l.Jjts
JOUrMJ d«tn i mJ wi1h All.hamn S. a nnu dHtptn '"tins ft.
CARING i.s about ~.Warmth, and Nµnu~ ~thy and lndividualir.ed Attention. And to the na.ff at Crown CoVe, c:ariog u much more; it it our litt foaa..
Crown Cove 'tands out among other communities for numerow reasons, but we believe one of our
residents summariud it best in a recent mapzinc aniclc:
• 11Jis is ti# best l>I«' to liw. 11N Jl«ll.k 111"1 ""~ tlNrr is ~ 11t11UOPW ,. ~to, or I U11 ~
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Assisting Newport needs
n Ulguna Beach .•• Aaalltant city
manager of Newport Buch ...
Headt up molt city water'.qualltv
projeow end helped win support
for tough countywlde reltrictions on 1torm
draln Nnoff ... Helped create en ordinance to
bin feeding ducb, th41n coordinated a
roundup of dudta on the Gnind Canal ..
OverMes annexaoon mattere fOf Newport
Co11t and Santa Ana Heights/Bay Knolls.
During the summer, epent many l!veninga
covered in gray body paint wrestling an
eight-headed Styrofoam snake as model for
Laguna Beach's Pageant of the Masters . .
1.-.t YMr's ninklng: 46
Wing Lam
Nothing fishy
41, Newport Beach . Co-founded
Wehoo's Fish Tacos with his
brothers Ed and Mingo Lee in
1988, instead of taking over their
parents' business ... Lam's parents had
opened the firS1 Chinese restaurant in Brazil
and had run Shanghai Pine Garden on Balboa
Island ... Chose the name "Wahoo's"
because they like the fish by the same name
and they wanted something different
Opened five more Wahoo'• In the past year.
which makes the total 27 throughout Orange
County, Los Angeles, San Oiego and
Colorado .. Wahoo's will be featured on the
Food Network in early December as a local
eatery ... The segment was shot a month ago
.. Ernst & Young named him Entrel)f'eneur
of the Year for Orange and R1vers1de counties
last year . . 1.-.t YMr's rank&nv: 7
TM sludgy professor
40, Irvine .•• Prot.aor In UC
lrvine'a Samuell School of
EnglnMring .•. Has led the
9Clenti1lc Inquiry Into causes of
blctefill outbreeb off Newport Beach Ind
HuntlngtDn Beech .•• Studied pollution in the
Santa Ana Rivel durlf'Q a $6. 1-mlllion study
during the eumm« of 2001 that wae funded
by the Onlnge County S.nbtion Olttr1ct
First to theoriZ9 that the 11nitation district's
wastewater plume waa cau1ing
contamination In the 1urf zone, but recently
backed off that etance ... Initially called the
so-celled outfall pipe •the 1moklng gun"
Haa received • eeriel of hlgh>-profile researcn
grants to study wirter-q~llty in the Bad! Bay,
Newport Harbor end otl'Mw local wat8'Wlys
... Graduated from Caltech ..• Wife, Lisa. and
two children ... Ut ............ yw
Marianne Towersey
Tea Cups rop
51, Newport Beedl Capturl'<I
her fourth Tea Cup Classic 11111· '"
five years on her home golf
courM, Santa Ana Country Club
on Sept. 4 ... Is the Newport·Mesa
community's reigning queen of golf and is
getting better with age ... Qualified again lor
U.S. Women's M id-Amateur Championship
(25 and over) this year . Last year. 1n hr.r
ftrst year playing 1n seniora division was
medlhst at U.S Senior Women's Amateur
Championship • Won Celifom11 Senior
Women's Amateur Championship and
Women's Golf Ann. of Southern Cahlori•ra
titles th11 year . Boys and girls golf coadl di
Newport Harbor High ... Former Coron.1 drl
Mar High golf standout on boys team
Played tennis and volleyball at Stdnlor•l
Unranked IMt YMr
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Sizzling Fajita Bar • Strolling Mariachis
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Cuner commander
32, Laguna Niguel ... Commander
of the U.S. Coast Guard cutter
Narwhal . led a 1~man crflW on
a 41-dey jaunt from New Or1eans
to Corona del M1r in 5e9t. 2001 to bring the
NarWhal to 1t1 home base . The 87-foot
cutter replaced the Point Stuart.,. The
NarWhal was the first patrol boat in the Los
Angele9·Long Beach Harbor area after the
Sept. 11 te1Tor11t attacb Honored by Rep.
Chris Cox at a Nov 2 comm1uioning
ceremony for the Narwhal . Was honored
with a ·John Kidwell Dav:' on Nov. 2 by his
home-state Oklahoma leg1alature ... Enlisted
in 1991 Avidly follows Oklahoma Sooners
football and Is predicting they will win the
nallonal championship .. "If they lose, I
don't want to get a bunch of phone calla. We
need to get past M1am1" •.• Unren"-d last
year
Sandy Segerstrom-Daniels
Stcming the fuml drfre
39, Costa Mesa Co dia1r for the
past two years of Children's
Hospital of Orange County
Follies . Member of the
Foundation Board for the Orange County
High School of the Arts ... On the Board of
Directors for the Orange County Performing
Arts Center. Says being a "fund raiser" is
more than 1ust paying "your dues" It's "being
an ambassador in the community for the
organization with wh1d1 you lend your
name" Just f1msh1ng up her involvement
with the "Festival of Children" at South Coast
Plaza. an idea she came up with that presents
the artistic worlts (including performance arts I
of more than 50 di1ldren's chant1es Niece to
Henry Segerstrom Mamed Has a
daughter and a stepson En1oys old cars and
traveling Unran"-d last year
John Blauer
lifesaving captain
51, Huntington Beach .. , Newport
Beach lifeguard captain ..• Was
awarded the 2001 Marine Safety
Officer of the Veer ..• Is CUl'Tently
making a transition from being the
department's pubhc Information otflCef' to
facilltJes 1upervi10r .. His pet project 11 the
city's Beadi Marketing Progrem, through
which 12 vehicies have been donated to the
Lifeguards by General Motors . Mamed to
Kathy for 20 years and hat three children -
Robb. 17, Chad, 14 and Shannon, 12 .
Unrenbd lut year
Richard Luehrs
Keeping in business
55, Newport Beadi President of
the Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce Celebrated his
20·year run as an executive 1n the
chamber in November 2001 w11h a surprise
party arranged by his staff Founded the
Taste of Newport 14 years ago. Believes
the changes to this year's boat parade will be
a positive thing for the city Recently
completed a live month renova11on to his
home that has made his kuchen more
wheelchair accessible and allowed him to .idd
cooking to his hst of hobbies His family
has been enioving his cooking hobby
Mamed to Susan and has two children.
Samantha, 9, and R1dcy, 5 Last year's
ranking: 52
Gary Adams
In the council rhythm
47, Newport Canyon . . City
Councilman representing 88dt Bay
and airport areas . . As mayor last
year, achieved goal of seeing
Newport Coast become pan of the city . .
Known for being lndependent·minded In h11
votn on the council ... Spearheaded a City
Hall effort to reduce paper waste ... Works as
a coosuhing civil engineer whose knowledge
of trlffic helps guide relevant council
decisions ... Married to Birgm . . Father of
two boys ... Drew some unwanted attention
to h11 rhythm and coordinauon skills last year
when he was persuaded by Barnaby the
Clown to dance at a Fourth of July event
Full first name i~ Garold . . Last year's
ranking: 20
Ed Fawcett
Cluunber made
53, Tustin Just completed 10
years as president of the Costa
M esa Chamber of Commerce and
is looking forward to another 10
years. . Helping local businesses get over
hurdles. and having ad11eved a number of
successes 1s what keeps him going . This
past year's biggest success has been
receiving the approval of the Home Ranch
pro1ect. wh1d1 he believes will be a maior,
positive addition to the city in terms ol 1obs.
tax revenues and funding for the schools
On a personal note he has been focusPd on
his daughter, who 1s CUl'Tently in the
ard11tecture program at the Un1vers1ty of
Wisconsin with only three semesters to go
Last year's ranking: 69
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Karen Kendall
Language director
56, Newport Beach .. New
director of Enghsh Learner
programs for tlie Newport·Mesa
Umfted School District She
helped get 11 all up and running Husband
Bob, daughter Angie, son-in law Kelly, son
J R .. two grandchildren Molly and Cole In
little spare ume she has. eniovs playing with
grandchildren, reading walking and spinning
classes Unrtn"-d last ye1r
Phil Arst
Gil'i11g the Gree11/igli1
73. Newport Beach ' The official
face of GrePnl1ght, which has won
some s1gn1hCGnt victories in the
last year Helped defeat the Koll
office center expansion that was put before
voters and put up four candidates to run in
the upcoming council elections Longtrme
officer of the Newport Irvine Rotary Club
Served as president of the largest residents
assoc1a11on in the city the Community Assn
Alliance Flied a complaint with the district
anorney·s office alleging that the city violated
open meeting laws when discussing Koll
development M arried to Margaret with
two grown daughters Laughingly accepts
thl' label of Regis Philbin took alike Last
year's ranking 50
~. ~ 25, 2002 •
Sandi Benson
Code of conduct
54. Cotta M918 . Costa Mesa
chMtf of code enforcement,
charged with malung sore the
lawna are tidy, the paint 11 smooth
and the city looks good Tak• her fOb very
seriously becauae she loves the city and
wants to -11 at its belt She knows some
people have come to expect lrttle code
enforcement from the crty because of 111 "soft
on property maintenance· reptJtation The
lade of such enforcement sent the city into a
state of "disrepair:' which Benson 11
determined to hft 11 out of She has been
instrumental in proposed shopping can laws
designed to nd city streeu of the unsightly
retail tools "I think 1t will make a huge
difference in the way the cuy looks and I think
a lot of people will be happy to see them off
the streers" Last year's ranking: 87
John McMonigle
Into the Srmcll/\phat•
37. One Ford Road Among the
founders of Strada Propen1e~
which has q111dcly become one of
the b1gg1cs in Orange County
Strada has sold morP than S2 million and up
homes this year rhan ever, dl'fymg sluggish
economy ThP business' average home
sales. somPWhere north of a m1ll1on
Strada whrre Steve High is president wa-;
named the exclus1vp aff1hate of ChrtSlll· ~
Estates for thP Newport BPadi arua 1n June
MamPd to Robin. 31 with two lo0vs
Last year's ranking 67
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Hoag helper
S5, Tustin Rand'! ... Hoeg Hospital
Foundatlon's executive director ...
Led the final fund-raising push to
reec:fl the $50-million goal for the
Hoeg Hospltal Women's Pavilion ... IM>rted
with • hendful of hospital support groupe to
help nalse the funds ... "lt'I • lot of history
end a. lot of~· Dollars don't just
megic:elly apj)Nc" ... Enjoys playing golf 9t
the Senta Ana Country Club ... Just finiahed
reeding "The Talbot Odyssey;" a mystery
novel written by Nelson DeMille ... Studied
journalism at Wesleyan University in
Connecticut ... Married to Peggy Ann ... Has
one son ... Unranked i..t ye.ar
Sharon Wood
Behind City Hall
51. Corona del Mar ... Assistant
city manager overseeing planning
and human resources ... All head
of the General Plan Update
process. rallied resident participation in
updating the document ... Heads up city
effort to consider whether "mansionizetion"
1s a problem and, if so, what should be done
about it ... Helped oversee getting the Bonita
Canyon Sports Park pro1ect ba<* on tra<* after
contractor went belly up . . Tries to avoid the
spotlight ... Along with husband, Fillmore, is
a regular at the Pac1f1c Opera house ... l..nt
year'• ranking: 74
Guarding little liv~s
'5, L8gune 8eedl ... Heed of
Newpot1 8eec:h'a junior llfeguerd
prognNTI • well .. being In
c:herge of the clty'a hiring of
M890Mf llfeguardl .•• EWtY year, 1,20p odd
kldl race •round Newport) Nnd9 end wat9rl
!earning life.uving t.pctinlquea, weter ut.ty,
not to mention• variety of~*°'
games ... Hed enothw good Nfetv record
this summer, .....,..,.. real proud of that" •..
Husband, Greg, Is a youth water polo ooac:h
... Both like to travel end visited France In the
spring, but wine country, not the beadles ...
Lut YMf"a ranking: 59
Chris Cox
Policymaker
49, Newport Beach . . 48th District
congressman since 1968 ...
Worked with President Bush and
White House Budget Director
Mitch Daniels to cut back what he said was
"billions of dollars In excessive spending" ...
Mustered 150 votes In the House to su&t8in a
presidential veto of a defense bill with $7
billion in excess spending ... Worked cloeely
to craft a final corpontte accountablllty bill
that imposed tough new fines for accounting
fraud ... Gave President Bush a helicopter
tour of his district in late August ... Former
special counsel in the Reagan White House
.. Married to Rebecca ... Enjoys spending
time with children Charles, 9, Katie, 8, and
Kevin, 3 ... Lut YN"s rHklng: 29
Quacked up
All egee, formerly Newport t-\trbor
Wlltler8 ••• Ate he food, i.ft me.
... Blemed for htgh t.:terta levH
rri the._., end highly unpleaent
odor ... INplred en antkfudt.fMdlng
ordlnence ..• llO of them llWr9 eedfted,
rounded up end deported 10 Sen e.m.rdino
County efter ordJnence failed to cornlCt the
probl6m •.. Bdled city offtciela who et first
thought thet they only had jyri9dic:don over
the white ducb but later leemed that.
bec:auM Grend Canal mallardl were
nonmlgretory, the city was within ita rights to
relocate them all ... U....a.d i..t yew
Robert Dillman
Decade of healing
55, Dover Shores ... Hoag Cancer
Center's medical director for more
than a decade .•. Led a clinical
trial that developed a vaccine for
skin and kidney cancers ... Published an
academic paper earlier this year in the
"Cancer Biotherepy" medical journal ...
Proudly announced that the hospital's cancer
survival rate of 69% is above the national
avenage of 62% ... Completed a two-year
term 111 president of the Society for Biological
Therapy ... Enjoys playing with his two
chocolate Labrador receivers ... Often -n
playing golf at the Newport Beach Country
Club ... Attends Stanford football games
during the fall ... Married to Jacquelyn . .
Has six sons a11d one grandson ... Last.,..,-·,
ranking: 82
Master of the harbor
44. Newport Buch ... Harbor mesw who oveneee Newport
Huntington end Dan• Point
harbor9 ... IM>rked to Implement
new MCUrfty direc:tlv.e efter the a1TOrist
ett.ca on Sept. 11 ... Spumeeded an effort
to lmproye customer eervloe in his
department ..• Single, lives with best friend
O.V., his epringer speniel ... Owns a 42-foot
powerboet, that he tik• to use in the harbor ... L..t,..,.. ranking: 30
Aviva Goelman
Seniors' best friend
61, Newport Coast .. Executive
Director of Costa Mesa Senior
Center on 19th Street .. Took over
1n fall of 2000 after contentious
leader was hauled off end thrown in jail for
embezzlement .•• Says she likes to make the
center feel like the seniors' second home ...
"I can't break down succesaes, I just know it's
my love for the seniors that has brought me
here and I try to do Whatever I can to make
their lives more meaningful" ... "Sometimes
we just listen to them at times they are lonely
and need care· .. The former ballet dancer
loves theater, mu11c and -of course ballet ...
Avid reeder and member of many book clubs
. Single . . Two married children, one in
Newport and one in Santa Rosa .. Three
grandchildren that range in age from 4 to 9
and call her "Gra Gra· . Un,.,,lred i..t year
Pilot cupper
'9, Coeta MeM ... l...ocel attorney
with office on 19th Street on the
w.talde ... Beet known eround
town for ntVlving the old Uona
Cup soccer tourney end renaming ill.he O.lty
Pilot Cup ••• Aa the tournament director for
the lat three years he hes grown the soccer
showdoWn Into • weelcend e>Ctnavaganu that
attracted 1,600 kldl thit yeer and teams from
almost f/llery achool In the Newport-Mesa
area ... Married to wife, Suzanne, for 25
years ... f9ther of five daughtera ... Coadlea
his ~yeal'Old deughter's AYSO teem ..
Enjoys pleylng end teechlng soccer, playing
tennis, fly-fishing, hiking end lkling ..•
Taught math and physical education at
Esperanze High School In Anaheim for six
years beforw he became • lawyer ... Lnt
v-"a ...edng: 80
Jim McGee
Coasting along
50. Newport Coast . Chairman of
the Newport Coast Advisory
Committee .. Former chairmen of
the Newport Coast Committee of
2000 ... President of the Pelican Hill
Community Assn. for seven years ...
President of the Newport-Costa Mesa Junior
All-American Football League, which also
helps promote cultural understanding among
young people in Southern California ... Led
pro-annexation residents to victory this vear
when the Newport Coast residents officially
became part of Newport Beach ... Continue.
to work on annexation details. including
boild1ng a community center and obtaining
promised tax rebates . Mamed to
Annamarie with three children. 5, 13 and 16
Last v-'• 1'9nkin9: 65
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Linda Mook
Teaching union lessons
Lagouna Niguel, 60 ... President of
Newpoft-Mesa F-ederation of
Teactiers for six years ... In the
past year. most proud of teadle,..
stepping up to the plate and doing all that it
takes In the curriculum and aasessment to
meet the ne9ds of the students ... Thinks
district IS ludty to have such dedicated
teachers ... Goals f~ upooming school year
prioritizing the things teache,.. want to
eccomplish, both ~a teacher ltllndpoint
and from a union standpoint ... Has a horse
ranch in Oregon •.. Retired husband goes
bade and forth showing quarter-horses and
has some horses that are doing fabulous as
halter horsea in the northwest . . Bred a new
little ooh, Lucty ... Hopes he ends up being
lucky ... Daughter Katie, 24, lives in San
Antonio ... I.at ye•'• ninking: 88
Ken Maddox
Ascending Assemblyman
38, Garden Grove ••• 68th District
AsNmblyman ... In line to
become Coeta Mesa's MW
repr818ntative In the state
Anembly If he wins reelection ... During
reapportionment. the city WM moved from
Anemblym11n John Campbell's 70th District
... Suecessfully passed 11 bill, Assembly Bill
1969, that required the Orange County
Sanitation District to Implement full treetment
of its sewage by 2013 ... Hoping to move his
district office to Costa Mesa if he beats
Democrat Al Snook on Nov. 5 . . Reserve
officer with the Tustin Police Department ...
Married to Crystal . Children are 15-year-old
Tina and 2-year-old Kenny ... En1oys
weightlifting and archery .. Looking for a
home 1n Costa Mesa . . Unninked last year
RV Folks
In the driver's seat
1, Costa~ . . Th11 group
of All-American trevelera
fought City Hall and won ..
Bombarded the Crty Council
with dozens of activists who were
vehemently opposed to further
restrictions on recreetlonaf vehicles
Persistence paid off, es the group forced
city officials to meet them In the middle
and compromise on loading times, etc
... Group leaders have also found
themselves tnllOlved In other causes
where •the little guy• Is being unf111r1y
targeted by bureaucracy ... This group
shrugs government heavy-handedness
and promotes the basic live and let live
attitude .. Unranked last year
Gregg Schwenk
Film festival maker
35, Newport Hetghu • • Executive
director of the Newport BNc:h Film
Festival ... lnveaunent benker
Lives to build and grow
companies ... Proud of film fest1vaf'1 growth,
with 19,500 people attending this yeer
Expects 22,000 next year . NamM
Katharine Hepburn as his favonte actress.
favonte actOf is Jimmy Stewart . On the
board of directors of both the Bnt1sh
American Business Council and the Protocol
Foundation ... Newport Harbor High School
graduate . . Studied polrt1cal economy of
industrial 10C1et1es at UC Berteley
Recently toured England and Scotland
Ad1unct professor at Cal State Fullerton and
Chapman University ... Spends weekends
kayaking with Newpon Aquatic Center
likes wine tasting at Overstreet's Last
.,.., •• ninlljng: 30
Gay Wassall-Kelly
Balboa beacon
Karen McGlinn
Sharing herself
Norma Glover
Flight cap crusader
Danny Marcheano
O.•er the Arches
Jeff Brinkley
Gridiron wear
62. Balboa Peninsula Member
of the D111as, a support group for
the Balboa Theater Home and
Garden network will host
Wasaall·Kelly and husband Bill Kelly on
•extreme Chnstmas· . President of the
Balboa Merchants Owners Assn . Editor of
the 2,000-<:irculation Balboa Beacon, now in
its seventh year . Watches out for Rupert
and Pearl, the swans 1n the harbor Trying
to launch program to put plaques on the old
buildings of the chronological order of
busines&ea For seven years, the Keltys
won first place In venous categories in the
Chn1tma1 Ring of Lights competttion for
decorations on their home Mamed with
five children, JO to •2. and five grandchildren
i...t veer'• ,.,,111ng· 54
59, Costa Mesa. Executtve
director of Share Our Selves
Oversees various pro1ects at
Orange County's largest agency
for direct aid -food, medical, financial .
Has a hand in everything from back to-school
to holiday programs to taco fund·rllili8rs with
national leaders . . Learned to live with
nagging criticisms from cynics of the
organization but vows never to let their
negativity detract from her resolve to help
Shares the wealth of her expertise by s1tt1ng
on a number of nonprofit boards Mamed
with five children Lest year's ranking: 75
65, Newport Beach ... Two term
Newport Beacn councilwoman,
termed out this fall ... Worked to
nail down an extension of the
noise limits at John Wayne Airport unttl 2015
Says she considers the extension of those
limits, first pot in place in the 1985 settlement
agreement. to be •the biggest
accomplishment• of her two terms . ·what
we've done is we've put all the important
ingredients into this agreement• . . Helped
the city win support of county supervisors for
the extension . . Serves as chair of the board
of the South Coast Air Quality Management
D1stnct Mamed for 47 years. with three
sons Avid fan of the TV show ·cs1: Cnme
Scene Investigation· Buih an aviary 1n the
back yard of her home so she could observe
venous b4fdS . Unranked lat ,,_
62, Newport Beach Owner of
the 80 year old Arches restaurant
at Newport Boulevard and West
Coast Highway 20 years with
Arches Spends ttme at gym and on Harley
between work hours For eight years, has
ndden his Harley up and down Coast
Highway dressed in a tuxedo for
Thanlcsg1v1ng and Christmas. making 14 to 16
stops to wish people peace, health and
happiness Will drive his new ultra Harley
with ·au the bells and whistles· from
Oklahoma City Travels to Europe twice a
year Visited New York during Easter time
Received a signed picture of George W
Bush that hangs near the front desk
Unranked last .,.ar
50 Costa Mr.sa Newport
Harbor High football coach In
his 17th season at hPlm of Sailors
Has guided them to 98 27 2
record since 1992, the second best mark by
an Orange County public school in that span
(following Los Alamitos) .. Tars capturn<l
their third league title under him last year
Team has 34 victories 1n last three seasons. a
school record Became head coach at his
alma mater. Excelsior 1n Norwalk, at agl' 24
Former collegiate baseball standout
Last year's ranktng 10t
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57. Cocta Meu ... Spotcesman for
Or1nge Coast College ... Past
spring wa manager of the VMr at
Orange Coast College ... Wife,
Hedy .•• Three daughters •nd two.
grendc:hildren •.. Had a eon who peaed
rNeY nine VMfl ago ... A dedlcated and
excited grendfather who has a gr•ndson and gran~ughter ... Plans to be 1 typical IOCCef
grendpe . . Loves playing with grendldds
who live in Fou~in valley, showing his
family-oriented nature •.. Member of
Newport-Mesa Chnstian Center in Costa
Mesa. Unrenked Int yew
Chris Steel
In contention
61, Costa Mesa . Arguably the
most talked about Costa Mesa City
Councilman ... Wrapped up his
first year on the dais, reigniting
the focus on some of his preferred issues like
the Job Center, vending tl'\Jcks and what he
calls the over-proliferation of charities in the
city ... Still finds himself on the short side of
many votes but has garnered the support
from council colleagues on some hot-button
issues ... Says he is most proud of his victory
over an "incompatible" two-story addition on
the Westside ... "I appealed it on my own
and everybody on the council was against it -
they didn't want to hear about it -but I got a 5
to 0 vote" . . The outspoken polit1c1an says
he realizes some of his views are less than
popular and he has become somewhat of a
target . List ye.,,, ,..nklng: 13
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A bridger of faith
53, Tustin ••• PrMldent of the
lnutffalth Counc:ll of Newport
M..a •.• Chapl1lnldirectof' of
pastoral C.nl It Hoeg Hospital •..
Wofb with petlents and their famlllea, worb
to get local filth communities Involved In the
hoe:pital ••. Contlnuee leMng on the
lnterlelth Council, for his fifth VMr now,
because he lilcea teeming the diffef9nt
perapecti1199 of different f1ith• 1nd uya it's
important to be able to hear those
perspectives .•• HM three children and i1
rmtrried to Marionette ••• Attendl First
Presbyterian Church of Orange ..• 11
dlair!Nn for the Senete Council of Southern
California and Hawaii ... Enjoys listening to
music ..• Lut yeer"a renting: 21
Lori Hoggard
Directing early education
31, Huntington Beach, ... As
principal of Sonora Elementary
School last year, she 1s proud that
the school became a California
Distinguished School, a Title 1 Achieving
School and that the school's achievement
increased again this past year ... Became
Director of Early Childhood Education for the
Newport-Mesa Unified School Dillrict last
year ... Enjoys 1pending time with her family
and scrap-booking ... Married to husband,
Bill, and has a son, Luke, 2 ... Likes to walk at
the beach ... Went to Maul recently . . Lot of
people might not know that she speaks
Spanish and she learned her customer
service skills working for Nordstrom used to
run 5Ks ... Unrwiked Int YNr
INTRODUCING
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Athletic director
42, Co.u Mesa .•. e. It youth,
Int~. prep, or ooltege, he
h .. been 8 titeleu .Upt)Ottel' Ind
aometlmea • teedlM among
athletee'ln Costa Meu ... Hae helJ*I bfMd
SUCC88I Ind exdtement In ettlleticl et Costa
Mesa High, • the IChool'I boV9 ethletlc
director •.. A former Costa Meu I.JUie
League J)f9lident. he cootinuee to be • lc-v
contributor to the lmptOVementa of the
league •.• Happily married with two
daughters. Karti, 10, and Kalal, 10 ... 1..-t
yut'l IWllting: 93
Bob Chichester
A AD for UC/
45, UC Irvine ... Named the
Anteaters' Athletic Director SepL
10 ... Will start his job Oct. 14 ...
Served as senior associate athletic
director for administration, academic affairs
and Olympic sports at the University of
Colorado for the past three years ...
Colorado's student-athletes selected him as
the 2000-01 Staff Member of the Year at the
CU Sports Penson of the Veer Awards ...
Earned his doctorate from the University of
Colorado in 1984 and is a member of the Bar
associations in California, Colorado and Ohio
... In the United States Air Force he attained
the rank of captain and served as contract
legal advisor at two bases ... Awarded the
Air Force ad'ti6vement and commendation
medals ... Born June 12, 1957. in Inglewood
. Married ..• Unrenlled lut yeer
Fighting his battles
57. Newport Beedl .•• Sewege end
fku.-trM llCtlvllt .•• One of three
foundere of the Ocean Outflll
Group, en environmentlll ectivlst
group ••• Led the Clhetge egelnlt •
controvenlel MW"99 w.lvw, whidl wa
~ly drapped by the Orange Coumv
Sanitation District though not IO successful
when It comes to tteM .•• Co-founder of the
Balboe Arborist Sodety, whldl lobbied for the
J)f9Mrvetlon of ficus treee in Balboa Village
.•. Merried to Chetyl, whom he calla •en
angel" .•. Son Jon, 18, is an all4eegue
baMball pi.y., at Newport Harbor High
Sdlool ... Father to teenage daughter Tiffany
... Grendfather George H. ShulL a Princeton
botanist. lnvent9d hybrid com ... Unrenlrild
leat yw
Glenda Sanders
Judging for herself
46, Corona del Mar ... Leading
candidate for a superior court
judge seat to be decided In this
November's election ... In
Newport Beach close to 17 years since arrival
in the U.S. from Durban South Africa, where
she grew up ... Wes a barri1ter or trial lawyer
in South Africa ... Tried cases In the high
court, equivalent to the superior court ...
"Decided it was time for me to start being a
little more eclectic" ... Now teaches law et
Chapman University Law School, arbitrates
and mediates business disputes ... Says of
judicial race. "win or lose it has been a
positive experience. It has m•de me really a
more rounder person, given me better
insights" ... Two children: Megan, 11 , and
Rebecca, 8 .. Married to Peter Wilson .
Loves movies . Urwanbd last yeer
Doggone trouble
10, Con>ne <Ml Mar ••• Golden ~ ••• P8Mk>n for awlmmlng
In the OOMn wlchout e leMh
reeult9d In court beale tietw.n
ownere Lynn and Philip 8ua.fteld and the
city of Newport 8eed'I ..• Bubrllekle ari1uect
thet Baron'a orr.hore frollc*lng hi protected
under city INah lewa •.. City leedef'I won In
court with the argument thet Baton'a behr.rior
wwranted dtatlona becau11 dogs should be
kept on leeahe9 et all dmea when they're on
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Marinapark man
79, Newport Beach ... President of
the Marinaperlc Homeownerw
Aun .... Leads residents of the
mobile home perk In the fight
against eviction to make' room for • luxury
hote~ ... Successfully opposed a
city-proposed lease renewal that would have
roughly doubled rents there without offering
any long-term lease security ... Graduated
the U.S. N•val Academy In 1941 ... Holds a
doctorate in accounting, which he taught at
Cal State Long Beach until 1987 ... Married to
Betty for 31 years ... Between them, they
have six children, 11 grandc:hildren end this
year became greet grandperenta twloe over
... Says his most notable moment aa an
intramural wrestler et the Naval Academy
was the time he defated the big brother of a
close friend. U...m.d lest yew
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IUf'P 1 n'ng $4.20 minion ... Remains a ~of charitable, environmental ~ aponlng eventa 11 It has ••nee rts
11....-1nn In 1991 ... Recently ecquired a
lii..._it.a_..nz deateBhip In downtown
, whkft lnc:lud4td five franchises, and II MNt foc:wing on plane to expend ita
~ 8Mdt pr&ednce on Quail Street •rtv nut....,. ... Jones becacne a
grandf9thef In November 2001, and he and
his wife of four yeera gave birth to their first
dlild In January ... Enjoys playing golf, skiing
and fishing ••• lat Y'IW'• '8nldng: 66
Field general
44, Cost.a MeN ... Former
commit91one< of Cost.a MeN'a
AYSO Region 120 for three yeara
and is still Involved with the
organization as a boero member. 1 Web
master and a referee ... He It also 1 member
of the city's Three-A program
(Redevelopment and residential
rehabilitation) •.. He is wortlng to enaur9 that
Cost.a Mesa residents get priority to uae the
recreatJofull fields in the city ... Married, haa
three sons who have all plaved in AYSO ...
Enjoys cycling, cooking and playing acoustic
guitar. . Facility manager Ill Raytheon Co. In
El Segundo ... Unnnked last Y"f
Damien Lorton and Alicia Butler
F riemls of the theater
Acting as kader
52, Irvine .•. ~ Coat College
profeaor for 23 yeara ...
Chairman of OCC'a theater
department .•. Author of •Acting
Eaentlal~ Juat Sey Your Unes Like You Mean
Them and Don't Bump Into the Scenery• . .
Cumtntty writing anothef boot on
1mproviNt1on ... Became amitten with acting
while I Mfliof at Estancia High School ... Hes
performed with Lee Straaberg and William
Ball ... TNCtting experience Includes positions
at UC Irvine, Cal State Long Beach and
Cerritos College ... Enjoys camping, riding
his ~ke and traveling .•. Married ... Has one
aon ... Last Y'Mf'• '911idng: 99
Scott Paulsen
Schools in, thanks to him
62, Corona del Mar .•. Longtime
Newport·MeN School Diatrict
fund-faiaer ... In past year, proud
that he's been able to continue to
support d1stnct teachera, whom he co.,.iders
a high pnorrty • Had a grandc::tiild three
weeb ago, a daughter, grandct11ld No. 6 ...
Enjoys reading, "I like to ttunk that I like to
fish but I never have time" . . la cutTently
mourning the loas of Bob ffancy, whom he
had known for 40 yean1 . "Contrary to
public opinion, I truly have slowed down,
people didn't think that waa ever going to
happen. The things that were going wrong
with my health aren't going terribly wrong
anymore" . Was Anderson Elementary's
first principal . Laat year's ranking: 68
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Dining dynamo
45, Sc:oaldale. Anz. and Udo tale
••. Owner of Ro'(• Newport 8eactl
In F.hlon Island, where pnme
WMbnd '91erVstiona are usually
booked two *9eka in edvanoe . Founded
Thaifoon T.-of Alia IMt March, the third
location will open In fMhion laland 1n
October befote 1 fourth opena in Salt Lake
City ..• Hn ttw. Ruth Chri1 Steakhot.o-1n
Hawaii ... Went to La Canada High School
and OCC but moved to ...--.. to surf and
eventually became a restaurateur Teamed
up with Roy Yamagudli -1 former
competitor -to open the P1C1fic Rim cuisine
eatery ... MatTied with two ctuldren
Unranked last y.ar
Celeste Jardine-Haug
Found her OASIS
Oscar Santoyo
£wing youth
29 and 41 Santa Ana and Laguna Hills Lonon is a director at the Costa Mesa 42, Laguna Niguel ..
Gerontologist and director of the
OASIS Senior Center in Newport
Beach ... Manages all the
38, Santa Ana Executive
C1111c Playhouse and the former vice president of artistic affairs there ... Values
community theater 1n Newport Mesa because 11 offers art and culture at an
affordable cost .. Has been involved with the playhouse for almost seven years
now Shows directed this past season include "A Chorus Line· ... Attends the theater
whenever he can Involved with a gay and lesbian center In Garden Grove called The
Center Single . Butler is artistic director of the Trilogy Playhouse in Costa Mesa ... She
started the parent company 10 years ago in Laguna Niguel ... Her favorue shows at the
Playhouse last season were "Big River" and "Little Princess" Married . . has a daughter
Loves healthy food Also loves antique shopping and watct11ng old classic movies ...
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recreational programs and social services
Before coming to the 1ob 1n 1998, worlced for
the New Yorlc City Department of Aging, the
Culver City Senior Center and the UCLA
Long-Term Care Gerontology Center. among
others •.. Mamed with two children .
Enjoys cooking, partly due to growing up with
a father who was a gourmet cook
U lll'9nlred last year
director of Save Our Youth, an
aher-school program on the
W8$1.Side ... Helped send 60% of
the center's high school seniors to four-year
colleges ... His heart has been taken captive
by Costa Mesa's Westside . . "Every year I
think it's going to be my last, but I'm still here
and k1dting" ... He expects one of his former
students to take his place eventually ...
Although he serves as a role model to many,
he 1s directly responsible for ra1s1ng and
shaping just one: His 2-year-cld son "He's
got a big father and smart mother and that's
all that is important" . Last year's ranking.
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MATT COLBY
114, RMir'9d this veer
The 6-foot. 18!)..pound defensive end did
in death what it is nearty impossible to
do In life: He brought together two rivals.
After spending three years at Estancia
High, Colby was playing for Costa Mesa
when he was involved in a seemingly
routine collision on Sept. 28, 2001.
He was removed from life support the
next day and passed away.
It didn't take long for his death to have its
effect. By Sunday, members of Costa
Mesa, Estancia and Santa Ana Valley
highs' football teams were meeting
together in prayer and remembrance.
•tr1 been a very emotional week."
Eatanda wide receiver Nate
Harriman said at the time. "Our team got
in a fight a couple of days ago. We were
all going down, then we made up, and
we're doing so well now. I think we're
going to have a aucceuful season now.
We almost won thi1 one:'
Colby's death had that kind of power.
A tribute at Orange Coast College's
football field was a crowded, and fitting,
~ace for a public memorial.
104. BOB HENRY
The community wa1 heartbroken when
the Newport 8eactt Police officer died of
a bullet wound on April 13, 1995. The
loss was perhaps harder given that
Henry had been trying to disann a
sulcldal gunman In the Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church parting lot a month
eartier.
105. GRAY LUNDE
The crushing blow of Gray's passing
from a congenital heart defect in October
1995 wa1 felt by hl1 family and by his
community. A budding water pofo player
at Newport Harbor High, Gray left a void
that the community wortted hard to fill
with memorials ranging from a trW
planted near the Balboa Pier to a "9lght
room named In his honor.
106. ROY ALVARADO
The list of achievements Alvarado had to
hi• credit when he passed away on his
61at birthday in April 1996 fixes him u
one of the most influential figures on the
Wectslde. He started Madres Costa
Mesa, Latinos Costa Mesa and Todo1
Hennanos and spent countless time
involved in Save Our Youth.
107. JASON FERGUSON
Hi• batde with cancer touched the eo.t.a
Mesa High School campus and everyone
Involved with the beloved basketball
coadl. After losing his fight In January
1996, Ferguson's name was added to a
scholarship, a basketball tournament
and a trophy cue at the high school. The
Image of him, coaching from his
wheelchair, won't be forgotten.
108. SIERRA SOTO
The 4-yeal'Old Costa Mesa girt was one
of two toddlers involved in a horrific
murder In May 1999 at the Southcoast
Earty Childhood Leaming Center. Their
story transfixed Newport-Mesa and
beyond.
109. BRANDON WIENER
The 3-yeal'Old Costa Mesa boy was one
of two victims at the Southcoalt Early
Childhood Leaming Center In May 1999.
The loss of the smart, active little boy
auahed his family and neighborhood.
110. THE REV. KENNETH
KRAUSE
The 63-yeal'Old Catholic priest had long
served hi1 community by the time of his
death in June 1999. His loss was felt by
membera of the two congregations who
had come to know him so well at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel on the Balboa
Peninsula and St Joachim Church in
Costa Mesa.
111. PAUL TROXEL
The barrel-chested baseball coac::h
passed wway from a brain aneurysm and
massive heart attadt in May 1999.
Popular at both Costa Mesa and Estancia
highs, where he had spent more than
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Troxel'• at.ence was cutting, but his
memory lasting.
112. ROSALIND WILLIAMS
For arr{ number of reasons, Williams will
be long remembered In Newport·Mesa.
Whether because of her long and public
fight with cancer, her near tireless wort
as president and chief executive of the
Newport 8eac::h Conference and Visitors
Bureau, her success at home or just in
meeting with people on the street. she
was unforgettable. Williams passed
awey In the summer of 2000.
113. ANDRE STEWART
The 18-year-old Newport Harbor High
teilbadc'1 death. in a Mother's Dav car
accident in 2000 brought a sadly fast end
to a budding career. He led Newport
Harbor to a CIF championship, winning
numerous awards and accolades as he
P9*Md 2,400 yef'ds in a season and
rushed for 310 In a single ~me.