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SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 2003
Dotiihue Schriber chair dies
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Daniel Donahue, co-founder of the real
estate investment firm , was credited with
helping transform Fashion Island.
June Casa1rande
Daily Pilot
said .• "He w.c. an extraordlJlary eraoon of unrelatt><l '>tore'> to a
man. ?. styii!.h '>hoppmg de-.unation
A!> chairman for 33 years of known worldwide
Costa Meba-bac,cd Donahue In October 2002. lxmahue
Schriber. Donahue oversaw the added to Ill'> long h'>t of bu!>ine~
company's development of more accolade!> llw CJ1amp1on of In-
than IS-million '>quare feet of re-dustry A\A.ard of the California
ta.ti space 1n Cahforrua, A.rUona Busme'>'i Propen1c'> '\'>Ml
for two ye•H'>. he 1011wd John 'i
Gnffith and I o. ''hen.• 111-. pro
fe'>'>IOnal 1d0Ullll'>h1p \\Ith
!:>chnbt'r culmm,11cd 111 lhl" p.ur
renc1Jn111g the· lirm Uonahut
beginning with the formation of
his parmership with n1omru.
Schriber in l967 and continuing
through May 2002, when the
men received a Lifeume Ach1eve-
ment Awards from the UC lrvme
Graduate School of Mdndge
ment.
Schriber in I 'IH ! .,
NFWPORT Bl:ACI I -Oaruel
Donahue, the co-founder of
Donahue Schriber known for tm
role in transforming Fash1on Is·
land, died Tuesday from comph-
t:allOl"l'> from heart surgery. I re
Wd.'>60.
Mln everything he did. he had a
compassion and respect for lei·
low human being'!I. Those princi-
ples guided him in bu'>iness and
in every part of lus ufe," Schriber
and Nevada Bettt•r known proj-awarded for "1mpr0\emt'nt of the
ects include the (,lendale Gal-commerc1cll, mdu'>tnal and reta.tl
lena, Anaheim Jll.v.J and The real estate mdu'>try m Ca.hforrua
~1arket Plac.e, lorrnerly lu.,tin through the dl·velopment ol proi-
Market Place eel!> that '>land out for theLr mno-
ln Newpon Me..a. Donahue's vauon, attrarnon and ver..atillly ·
most famou'> lt•gacy '" Fru.h1on Is-Donahue. cl Lo., Angeles nauve.
land. ln the n11<.t198CT'>. Donahue graduated from San fo!>e State m
wru. part of the duo that trans-1966. After v..orkmg it'> a real t')
formedll from-.L cold cOllg!om-... r~-~bf"'JcJ:t1-J~f-.l)l<l~~ &nker
I med om·' u11d o.tdmm:r -...1\
the} \\Ill rt•irwrnl>er I Jonuh111· .i'
not JU'l .i t>u-.u1t•-,,rn.m hut l1Jr
h1' \\<Jr~ 'upp•irtlll).! th.mt.il~!e
lall'>l"' 11111.ihh 111 ht'lpm~ 10
form cl t11i.111l 1.tl 'upport 111·\\\ .r~
tor ~1d\\C1r~'· <111 a.f11·r-'>d1ool
pro~r<Ull 111 -...111ld r\11.i llir .il n-.~
ch1kln:n
Donahue's statu~ as an icon of
the Newpon-Mesa bu.,iness
community spans three decade~.,
1>011.iht11· " 'olll"\ I\ l"U b\ VI.lit· 1anPIDonahue of Donahue
r , L·~· d1.:.rJ i JP~doy See DONAHUE, Page A7
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A male sea hon soaks up some sun after coming ashore at 54th Street 1n Newport Beach. Sick of the attention. he heads out to the surf Friday
Just lion around
'Unlucky bachelor' sea lion fails to find mate a nd
rests along the beaches in West Newport, where
lifeguards warn onlookers to keep their distance.
June Casaarande
Daily Piiot
WEST NEWPORT -A large ·un-
lucky bacheror" sea !Jon parldng
himself periodically on the beach
since Tuesday has prompted life-
guards to warn onlookers of the dan-
gers of disturbing such a large ani-
mal .
"He's a big boy,\t said Lifeguard Lt.
Mike Halphide, who estimated the
sea mammal's weight at between 300
and 400 pounds. "People don't realv.e
~l's a safety hv,ard. They can bne and
that would be like gettlilg bitten by a
300· or 400-pound dog.•
' The sea lion was first reported on
the beach near 54th Street on Tuel>·
day. Stpce then, he has been sponed
on the beach on both sides of the
jetty.
"On any given day. there's one sit-
ting on the shorellne somewhere.
FAMILY TIME
often funher dovvn the penmsula,
2ere there are fewer people. rh1'>
one'-; been hanging out for a few
days.· Halptude said.
Though sometimes sick ammals
will come up on the beach. this one
1s not sick-just lovesick. said Jayme
Rogers. a spokeswoman for the New-
port Beach Police Department's Am·
mal Control division. Workers for a
sea lion rescue organization exam-
ined the sea lion and detemtined hes
"as healthy as a horse," she said.
Rogers explained that the sea lion
is a younger male who's not yet big
enough to compete for mates. While
larger males this time of year are off
at breeding ground<; around (..atah11<1
bland, those who weren't able to "111
mates Live in a son of exile. a''""
from the breeding ground-; \vhl'rl'
they are not welcome.
"He's just an unlud.,· bachelor.
Rogers said. ~Think of htm ac; ltkt· J
16-or I 7-year-old guy who can l
compete yet with the 21 ·year·old
ln the meannme. local authonue'>
are uying to get the word out that
human contact Is a bad thing for the
animals and particularly dangerous
for humans. While onlookers tend to
think of such arumals ·& beached
See LION. P11• A7
Dr. Lllura· deserves a fair shake
0 ur daughter, 12. has been
talcing acd.ng lessons Bl
the South~
Repertory's YoWlg C.On.mvatory
for aevera1 years.
Scheer wrote
about the
death of Dr
November, 1999, as the editor of
her national magazine. the
Perspective. I have nothing but
wonderful memories of those
days.
Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
ONlltEWEB:
~.~.can
One of the intete5dng t.bingl
we've learned ls that nearly all
kids~ rather perform in
front of adults than they would
other chlldren. eve11 their own
&fends. That'• because when
they make a ml&take. adults are
fOJ:gMng In their respome while
ki<ls are auel.
JCJds ere often more cruel than
adults ..... too.
But that tbeOr)' WM blown to
bha a few d11y11eo when tot .
~ 'l1mel oelUlnnllc Robert,
•Laura
Schles.singtt's
mother on ,
Ouistmas eve.
C.Orrection,
------~ he wrote
STEVE
SMITH
about Dr.
Laura and
used her
mother's
deed\ u an m:lm to uy to
dolttoy her.
8elore l continue. I have to
1ta1e Char I wocbd foi' Dt laura
1or.,,,,... mon.cN. rrom Apc11 to
In case you havm't heard. Dr.
l..awa's mother\W £oundin her
Beverly Hills condomlniwn just
before~ She bad bees'l
dead for several weeks and
although her ndgtlbon notnd
her absence. not one ot them
thought enough tQ blOd on her
door to meet on her.
Or. Laura and her mother Nd
not had any a>ntact at aD for many •
SMF--.Y.PllieM
WEATHER
h'll be another ntc:. one. Highs i" the 70t
SeePa1eA2.
FORUM
Bridget for Costa Mesa lf8 diacuued.
SMPIPM
SPORTS
Thre·e
arrested
after ~ar,
foot chase
'.'\'t>\\ port Ikat h Po lice
offiet.•1..., undl·rLo\·er drug
bu...,t ..,park." tt cha-.e
thro gh \k~.i \ erdt· on
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See CHASE Page A•
Governor
urges focus
on lab work
:'\ewport -~1e<>a trustre
questions timing of science
initiative ac, state budget
cut~ threaten fun.ding.
Deirdre Newman
Daily P1I t
'\f"W'PORI \IL'V\ -01w of the facet' nf
J '!(.,t'nCt' 1111lldt1Vt' th;u C~l\ (1ra\ l>a\'b an
nounced J-nda' urge-. .1 grt'dter f(ICU, on ...0
ence laborator) worl u1 pubhc o,chool ...
The mmac1w pnmanly fOC1.1~ on boo<>t·
mg 1Jfe--.;1vu1~ n"'4.>an.h and product devel·
opmeht t.hroughout the '>late The increa...ed
empha.~L'> on lab worl L'> des1gnt>d to help
en'iure a ready c,-upplv of t.rruned and skilled
See GOVERNOR. Pae• M
A2 Satwday. Jaoo¥y 4, 2003
THE MORAL
OF THE STORY
A.nother
year with
'resolute'
resolutions
loday change:s must cvme fast; and we
must adjust our mental lwbics, so that we can
tJCa?pt comfortably the idea of stopping one
thing and begin11ing another owmight. We
must assume that therP is probably a better
way to do alf1WSt everything. We.must stop
assuming that a thing, which has never been
done beforP probably cannot be done at a/L •
/ -DONALDM. NELSON
I was just ge1Ling used to writing the year
2002 and now it's time to learn 10 write a
New Year aU over again. It's 2003. I teU
myself. It's 2003.
I'll be teUing myself that for quite som e
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It's also that Lime of year when people are
making. breaking or at lt:ast tallcing about
refJ.Olutions for the New
Year. Resolurions art>
certainly ea'iicr to maJce
than 10 keep.
depending of cour;e on
the kind of resoluuon'
one makes.
I looked up tl1e
definiuon of
"resoluuon" in the
"Webster's New World
Dictionary and
Thesaurus" and read
de~riplion't and
phrases such a.s: "the
act or result of r~olving
CINDY
TRANE
CHRISTESON
something. a thing t.le1cnnined upon; a
decision as to future action and a resolute
quality of mind. J11e word "resolute" means
•fixed and firm in purpose; determined." I
Like the word -re'>olute;" it sounds strong and
purpo<.eful. I want lo be more resolute this
year.
Rather than lhink.tng about what I wanted
to do, change or alter tl11s year. I thought it
best to a'>k c,od what he want.!> for me.
Several \pectfic lhinw. came through to me
loud and dear I believe that God wan~ me
to slow down my pace of life. spend more
time w11h him. l.tsten carefully lo him and
make some changes in my life. \.Vhile slowmg
down and relaxing <,ounds appealmg to me
in many wa)". 1t will be a chaUenge. It will be
lilc.e rewnung a '>Cnpt l'ye worked hard on for
year<>, or changing a weU-loved recipe by
'iubstituting some ingredients. I've actually
been trymg hard to make o,ome of those
changes already. and while it's hard to say
"no" IO some of the people and activities I'd
love to be involved with, there ha.o, also been
r.omc freedom in doing tl1ing.i; differently.
I've had lo rearrange my schedule and
have even changed some things I thought
were unchangeable in favor of taking a walk
and talking with c;od. taking a bath or. on
rare occa.,1on\, ta.long a nap. I'm praying for
strength and support to be resolute in many
chang~ and I'm thankfuJ for supportive
family and friendc, to help me.
Several friends have recommended some
books to me tl1ey thought that would be
helpful. as well a.s en1oyable, and I have a
new book stack 10 attack this year. I'm
looking forward to wnting about them in this
coming year, wo.
Yes, we are starting up another year and
are guarantero 10 -.ce many changes around
us. I'm going to pr.1y daily for God to help m e
with those things I le wanb to change in me.
And you can quote me on that.
• CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON is a Newport
· Beach resident who speaks freQuently to
parenting groups. She may be reached via e-mail
at cindy@onrhegrow com or through the mall et
P.O. Box 6140-No. 505, Newpart Beach, CA 92658.
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FAITH
~nter for faith
' New Jewish cenfer
working toward a
comfortable traditional
environment.
Suzie Harrison
Dally Pilot
I t's only been at its new
location for a few months but
Rabbi Mendy Paltiel is excited
about the response the
Olabad Jewish Center of Central
Ordllge Counry l'i receiving in Costa
Mesa.
·we started off abou1 three
months ago." PaJ1iel said. "At the
time we knew only a handful of
people -at thjs po1n1 we've
reached out to many hundreds of
people within the central Orange
County area." •
He said that people have taken to
the center because it provides a
·f'niiln:.~.;;.a a'}oiirr.-u~.n:;,,imcr -
people can feel comfonable in a
nonjudgmental environment.
·0ur objective and goal is to
reach out and make available the
customs and traditions of our
faith,· Paltiel said. ·we've
implemented various programs
that are geared for all age groups
and for people of all background'>."
The philosophy is that every
Jewish person is entitled 10 be a
part. to be included -though
Rabbi Paltiel is Orthodox. the
temple extends its welcomt! to all
Jewish people.
·11•s the only Olabad synagogue
in the city." Paltiel said. "After
doing a little investigation there's a
sizable number of Jewish families
within this immedia1e area."
FAITH CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS EVENT
The Jewish Federation Yoong
Business and Professionals will hold
a tour of the Jewish Federation
beneficiary agencies and a dessert
reception from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday.
The reception will be held at a private
home. For price and locat.ton, call
(714) 75>5555, ext. 225
TWELFTH NIGHT
St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal
Church will hold a Twelfth Night
Celebration at 5 p.m. Sunday in t~e
church, 3233 Pacific View Drive,
Corona del Mar. Seasonal hymns will
be performed on organ and other
instruments. Free (949) 644-0463.
MILLERSVILLE CHOIR
St Mark Presbyterian Church will
host the Millersville State College
Choir st 8 p.m. Jan. 18 for a concert.
Buddy James, former choir director
at St Mark, 1s direct<>f'·of the 42-voice
group. The choir will also sing at the
9:30 a.m . worship service. St. Mark is
at 2100 Mar Vista Drive, Newport
Beach.(949)644-1341
WORKSHOPS
BAHAI FlRESIOES
Members of the Bahai faith hold
infonnal public discussions on
spiritual topics at 7:30 p.m. every
Friday and 11 :30 the last Sunday of
the m onth. The talks Include brunch
or dinner. Alao, Interfaith devotional
meetings will be held the last
•
1(£NT TR(PT 'JW I Ot\11. Y Pit O'
Rabbi Mendy Paltlel sits in the new Chabad Jewish Center of Central Orange County on Thursday '
Jbe center celebrates the
traditional hoUdays and cus toms
and aJso offers services and classes.
Friday's service is at 6:30 p m. and
on Saturday there is a I 0 a.m.
\ervice for the Sabbatli followed by
a lunch. Every Monday at 7:30 p.m.
there are weelcly adult classes that
explore the Torah's teaching and
discuss how its tea'chings are
relevant for all tiQler ..
For children there's Hebrew
School from 9:30 a.m. to noon on
Si.mday.
Saturday evening of the month. Call
for locations. (949) 759-0999 for
Fnday meeting, (949) 760-5360 for
Sunday meeting, and (949) 646-6328
for Saturday devotional.
ZEN 101
The Zen Center of Orange County
often an Introduction to Zen
Wol'ilshop from 3 to 6 p.m. on the first
Sunday of f!Very month at 120 E 18th
St., Costa Mesa. $50. (949) 722-7818.
MA.5rtRMtND
New Thought Community Church
presents Master Mind, a group for
those who want to "manifest good"
in their daily lives, at 7 p.m. Fridays
and 1 p.m:Saturdays at 1929 Tustin
Ave., Costa Mesa. (949) 646-3199.
ZEN JUMPSTART
The Zen Center of Orange County
will offer a six-week ·zen Jumpstart•
program from Jan. 21 through March
9. The program includes up to 12 '
sessions at the center with group and
individual instruction, an all-day
retreat, a sitting cushion and more.
The center is at 120 E. 18th St, Costa
Mesa. $150. (949) 722-7818.
A &PfRnuAL JOURNEY
A 26-lesson study on the life of Jesus
Christ titled ·Journey to the Cross* is
taught at 9:45 a.m. Sundays during
the Homebuilder's Bible Class at
Liberty Baptist Churd1. The study
parallels the four Gospels to present
the story of Christ. The church is at
1000 Bison Ave., Newporl Beach.
FTee. (949) 760-5444.
[)JtEAMON
The Adult Faith Formation at Our lady
QueenofAngelsChurchinNewpor1
·we have a cwo-and-a-half-hour
period of action-filled actiV1ues and
studies where the children are
given le~ns in Hebrew. in Hebre\o\
reading. as weU as learning abou1
the holidays and the fesuvaJs. •
Rabbi Paltiel said.
Paltiel said chat the kids have
been really receptive because they
are taught in hands-on fun filled
ways.
Paltiel's wife Krein1e teach ei.
Hebrew School as welJ as a class
called ·Mommy and Me" for
Beach holds a dream analysis group
monthly from 1 to 4 p.m. &mdays at
2046 Mar Vista Onve, Newport Beach.
(949) 219-1408.
MEDITATION LESSONS
A "lectk> cfivina" mec:frtat1on group
meeting is held at 7:10 a.m. Tuesdays
at Our Lady Queen of Angills, 2046
Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beadl.
Lectio is a styte of meditat.ton that
indudes using Scripture or a speaal
reading as a stimulus. Free. The
Christian Meditation Groop meets
from 7:30 to 9 p.m . on the first and
third Wednesdays of eacn month at
the center. The format includes two
periods of mec:frtation with some
instruction on how to medrtate, a talk
and a discussion. (9491 219-1408.
WEEKLY EVENTS
SUPPORT GROUP
FOR OLDER WOMEN
The Jewish Family Service offers a
suppon group for women older than
50 to address issues such as anxiety at
10 a.m. on the second and fourth
Monday of each monttl at 250 E. Baker
St, Costa Mesa. Prerng1strat.ton
required. (714) 44&4950.
NEW GROUPS
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County has formed a bereavement
support group that meets at 10 a.m.
Tuesdays and a Challenge of Change
support group that meets at 10 a.m.
Thursdays. Both groups meet at
Temple Judea in Laguna Hills, 24512
Moulton Partway. The service is also
forming a parenting support g roup to
meet the first and third Mondays of
each month at 10 a.m. at the Jewish
wonwn
"ft\ an hour 0 1 fun
muJu·sen .. ory. hand eyl' Jl'Wl\h
act1V1t1es for develo pment,· Krcm11·
..aid. "It give~ the k.tds a chanu~ to
grCJ\'\, develop, meN each other and
SOCI al 11.t'. •
The rabbi look.., forward lo Uw
cenler growing and !>Omeday
"111\10g lo ii!> own templt• me
<llahad Jewhh Center of Central
Orange Lou111y "'at 130.l I larhor
Blvd .. No f:Z. lnfnnnalion. (7111
966-055J
Federation Campus. 250 E Bake r St
Surte G, Costa Mesa Preregistration
required (714) 445-4950
GAY /LESBIAN SUPPORT GROUP
The jew,sh Family Serw:e of Orange
County plans 10 ~t a dlscuS&1on
group for parents of Jewtsh gays and
lesbians rt enough people are
interested (714) 4454950
MYSTICAL AND SPIRITUAL
The Mystical Spmtuallst Church of
SOuth Orange County holds Sunday
services every week st 10 a m . at
2482 Newpon Blvd., Costa Mesa,
Suite 3 A spiritual healing service
starts at 9:30 a.m (949) 581 -2290
RE·MEMBERlNG GROUP
Our Lady Queen of Angels holds a
re-membenng group at 6:15 pm
every other Sunday at 2046 Mar Vista
Dnve. Newport Beacn Tho perish
center IS at 2046 Mar Vista Onve,
Newport Beacn (949) 548-3844
MEN'S FEUOWSHIP BREAKFAST
The Men's Fellowship Breakfast of
St. Andrew 's Prlisbytenan Church
meets from 1 to 8 a m Wednesdays
in D1erenf1eld Hall, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Newport Beach All tn19n of
the church and community are
welcome to attend S2 50 at the
door (949) 631-2880
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planning a special event 111 so, send
the typed information at least two
weeks before the event to the Deily
Pilot, 330 W. Bey St , Costa Mesa, CA
92627. attention: Paul Sa1towitz,
religion editor, fax to 1949) 646-4170
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Chrfstlne Canflo
Newt assistant. (949) 574-4298
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
Just like on Friday, it won't
be perfect today, but it'll be far
from hombfe. Enjoy partly
sunny Mies, with highs in the
upper 60t In Newport to the
mid-70s In Cost.a Mesa.
Overnight lpwa will drop into
the lower SO..
to 15 to 25 knots
VOL 97, NO. 4
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Daily Pilot
Promoting safe
use of the Web
YOUR SCHOOLS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Adema K-5
2850 Clubhouae Road. Cotta
Mesa
A Newport Beach
class will advise
parents how to
monitor young
Internet surfers.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot •
NEWPO!!T BEACH -While
the Internet houses a ' vast
wealth or information, it is also
a ~aven, for pornography and
other content not suitable for
children.
To help parents monitor their
children's Internet activity. an
Internet Safety Oass for Parents
will be offered on Tuesday.
Newport Harbor I ligh PTA and
the Newpon Beach Police De·
parunent will sponsor the class.
The class will discuss how to
protect your family's privacy.
ward off Internet predators and
guard against negative chat
rooms by using parental con·
uols and Internet addre!.Stng.
"This class is imponant since
many parents don't know as
much as their children do
about the Internet,· said Lisa
George, vice president or pro·
grams for the school's PTA.
"Parents whose children navi-
gate the Information Super·
highway need to understand
and be able to teach the rules of
the road .to their computer·
savvy children."
In addition to discu!>Sing
risks to children, the class will
also delve into ways kids can
instigate trouble online.
"Kids might be the ones who
are commitung the crimes,
whether it's downloading illegal
i.oftware, harassing people
themselves. as well as hacking,"
srud Andi Querry, crime preven-
uon specialist with the Police
Deparunent. "Kids might do
that (hacking), but not realize
the possible harm it could do.·
The class will take place at 7
p.m. Tuesday in Loats Theater
at Newpon Harbor High
School. 600 Irvine Ave.
Candy Cloud, (714) 424-7935 ~
AnderNn K-6
1900 Port Seaboume, Newport
Beacti
Mary Manos, (949) 515--6935
C.lifomla K-5
3232 California St., Cotta Mesa
Jane Holm, (714) 424-7940
College hril K-3
2380 Notre Dame Road, Costa
Mesa
Carol Lang, (714) 424-7960
Davis4-6
1050 Arlington Drive, Costa
Mesa .
Cheryl Galloway, (714) 424-7930
Eastbluff K-6 '
2627 Vista del Oro. Newport
Beacti
Charlene Me.toyer, (949)
515-5920
Harbor View K-6
900 Goldenrod Ave., Corona def
Mar
MeJliss1a Christensen, (949)
515--6940
Mail
Oldel9
1.(800)
S95-
6CM7 -
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2130 Santa Ana Ave .. Cotta Mesa
Daryle Palmer. (949) 616-6950
KJl.lvbfoob K·6 ·
3155 Kiltybrooke Lane, Costa
Meta
Kathy Sanctiel. (7141424-7945
Uncotn K-6
3101 Pecffic View Drive, Corona
def Mar
Barbara Haddock. (949) 515-6955
Ma.rtnen K-6
2100 Mariners Drive, Newport
Beacti
Pam Coughlin, (949) 516-6960
Newport Coast K-6
6655 Ridge Park Road, Newport
Coast
Monique VanZeeBroedc, (949)
515--6975
Newport EJementary K-6
14th Street and Balboa
Boulevard, Newport Beacti
Denlae Knutsen, (949) 515--6965
N~rt Heights K-6
300 E. 15th St., Newport Beach
Judith Chambers, (9491515--6970
hularino K·3 ,
1060 Paularino Ave., Costa Mesa
Patricia Insley, (714) 424-7950
Pomona K·3
2051 Pomona Ave • Costa Mesa
Julie McConn1dt, (949) 515--6980 .
Rea4-6
601 Hamllton St., Cotta Mesa
Ken Killian, (949) 615-69Q5
Son0f9 K-3
966 Sonora, Costa Mesa
Christine Anderson, (714)
424-7955
Victoria K -5
1025 Victoria St, Costa Mesa
Judy Laakso, (9491515--6985
Whittier K·3
1800 N. Whittler Ave .• Costa Mesa
Sharon Blakely, 1949) 515--6990
Wilson K·6
801 Wilson St, Costa Mesa
Candy Sperling, (949) 515-6995
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• SE»I HILLER I DAILY PILOT
Marie. Fisher, Newport Beach traffic investigator, prepares to take measurements after a truclr
struck a traffic signal at the intersection of MacArthur Boulevard and Ford Road on Friday.
Man mjured after ;-
pickup crashes
A 57-year-old Palmdale
man was hospitalized Friday
morning after he lost control
of his pickup truck because of
a possible medical condition.
Newport Beach PoVce said.
The man was ta.ken to Hoag lions th~Care. a wholly
Hospital with broken legs. owned ARV subsidiary from
chest injuries. several cuts 1996 to 1998. improperly
and a concussion. Shulman charged costs on its Medicare
said. cost reports from 1992 to
MWe believe that the acci-1998, said Thom Mrozek,
dent was caused because of spokesman fo r the U.S. Anor-
his medical condition," he •ney's Office. Officials alleged
said. GeriCare submitted bills for
The man, whose name was
not released because his
family had not yet been noti-
fi ed, was driving south on
MacArthur Boulevard and
was about to make a left turn
at Bonita Canyon Drive at
about 8 a.m. Friday when wit-
nesses saw him slump over
the wheel and drive through
the intersection of Bonita
Canyon Drive, said Newport
Beach Police Sgt. Steve Shul-
man.
No one else ,was i~jured in unallowa61e costs and re-
the crash that left one lane on celved more r.eimbursement
northbound MacArthur from Medicare than it should
Boulevard closed for an hour. have.
Former Bechler
company settles
The pickup truck then hit a
' median and wrapped around
a traffic signal in the north-
eastern comer of the intersec-
tion, he said.
ARV ~isted Living ln.c.. a
Costa Mesa company once
operated by Newpon Coast
couple Eric and Pegye Be-
chler. on Friday agreed to pay
Sl.6 million to resolve allega-
tions of Medicare fraud. offi-
cials said.
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
West a.ic.r StJwt: An assauh
was reported in the 800 blodc at
12:03 a.m. Wednesday.
East Bay StJwt: Vandalism was
reported in the 100 blodt at 4:33
a.m. Wednesday.
Bri8tol Street: Petty theft was
reported in the 3300 blodc at
11:35 a.m. Wednesday.
Ha1tM>r Boulevard: Vandalism
CHASE
Continued from Al
to have been an ounce of meth-
amphet.amine from two men
and a woman, said Newport
Beach Police Sgt. Steve Shul-
man.
"When they realized it was the
police. the suspects got in their
car and Oed. • he said
They drove in a white 1996
Ford Mustang around the Mesa
Verde area for about 10 minutes
befo~ the driver lost control or
the vehide and went off the road
on Mesa Verde north of Adams
Avenue, Shulman said
Darnel l.ann.ing. 27, of Ana-
heim and Olelsea Porter. 18, of
The settJement reached
Thursday stems from. allega-
was reported in the 3200 blodc
at 9:19 a.m. Wednesday.
Newport Boulevard: A traffic
accident-involving injuries was
reported in the 1900 blodc at
10:47 a.m. Wednesday.
West Wilson StJwt: A vehicle
burglary waa reported in the
200 blodc at 7:04 a.m.
Wednesday.
NEWPORT BEACH
Ima Loa Court An auto theft
was reported in the 100 blodc at
~on Viejo were arrested a
short distance from crash scene.
But the search continued for the
third man, James Lambert, 36.
Shulman said he was unsure as
to where Lambert lives.
A foot chase ensued with help
from Cost.a Mesa Police officers
and the helicopter jointly oper-
ated by Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa police departments.
Officers arrested Lambert at
about 11 :45 p.m. -more than
four hours later -after he was
found hiding at a friend's house
in the 2700 blodc of Peterson
Plac.e in Cost.a Mesa, Shulman
said.
He said the pursuit reached
speeds of 50 mph at times. No
one was injured during the ind-
Eric Bechler is currently
serving a life i.entence in slate
person after he was found
guilty of murdering his wife in
a h1&Ji -profile trial in January
2001 . Jurors believed Bechler
took his wife on a boating
trip. killed her and dumped
her body in the ocean.
The BechJeri. owned Geri-
Care until 1996, when they
sold the company to A.RV. The
couple continued to operate
GeriCare until ARV fired them
in 1997.
9:39 a.m. Thursday.
loggla: An auto theft was
reported in the 2100 blodc at
9:46 a.m. Thursday.
MecArthur Boulevard: A
commercial burgtary was
reported in the 3900 blodc at
6:51 a.m. Thursday.
Newport c.nt.r Drive East
Grand theft was reported in the
200 blodc at 1 :05 p.m, Thursday.
East e>c.nfront: A burglary _
was reported in the 900 blodc at
2:12 p.m. Thursday.
dents and no shots were fired.
he sai"ti. No traffic collisions or
acciden1-; were reported in con-
nection with the chase.
"We don't believe any of the
suspectS were anned," Shulman
said. .
Bail for all three has been set
at $25,000. Lanrung and Porter
are being held in Orange County
jail while Lambert Is in Newport
Beach city jail.
They have been charged with
conspiring to sell ~ and
evading police, Shulman said
• DEEM BHARATH covers public
safety and courts She may be
reached at 19491 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
doepa.bharath~lat1mes.com.
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Continued from Al
workers.
But some Newport-Mesa. offi-
cials question how me go'mOOC
can even consider asking them to
do more in -any area when he al·
ready proposed slashing $1.9 bil·
lion from the state education
budget in mid-year cuts.
"It's interesting he • would be
oontinuing to give us mandates
while he's going to cut our budget
mid-year," said trustee ,David
Brooks.
Since the initiative does not
specify lq which science subjects
laboratory woi:k should be In-
creased. It leaves a lot of unan-
swered questions. Brooks said
But Brooks emphasized that the
district already does consider sci·
ence instruction a top priorit)t
"Science is one of the areas we
are very ooncemed with and one
we ,have put a lot or time, money
FAMILY
Continued from Al
1bat was her mother's choice. a
.fact that is not in dispute and for
which I can personally vouch.
But that wasn~ good enough
for Scheer. He determined that
because shi had no contact with
her mother, she was not qualified
to dlscuss the family affairs of the
callers to her r.idlo program.
Worse, he painted the picrure of
Dr. Laura as a hypocrite.
But Scheer conveniently failed
to note that Dr. Laura has a sister,
Cindy, who also had no
relationship with her mother. al50
her mother's choi& Slmply put.
Dr. Laura's mother did not wan1
. to have anytlung to do with either
-of the dilldren she made and
nothing that Laura or Cindy ttied
could change that. It's hard to
have a relationship with <;0meone
when they refuse to acknowledge
your enstence.
Most of tus column was not
about Dr. Laura's mother and her ·
strange behavior, but a recap' of
much of the old Dr. Laura dirt
that has ~n dredged up aver the
ye(IJ'S. Scheer starts in again on
Dr. Laura's qualification to the title
"Dr." Schlessinger has a PhD in
physiology. 'Thats no small feat
and anyone who goes through
the many yearao of '><:hooting it
requires and jumps through all
the hoops to achieve the goal
earns the titJe. It's not up 10
Scheer to decide -it''> a fact that
you get 10 call yourself" Dr." ~
though you don't perform surgery
on the wrong leg or chspense pills
that people don't need
My brother. Michael is a
psychologi.st. not a medical
doctor. I le has a PhD having
acquired it through yeal'5 of
intense srudy at some of the
nation's finest schools. He is "Dr.
Smith" to his patients and anyone
else outside his family. There's no
escaping one name. however -
mom still calls him "Mikey," even
though he is 57.
ff Dr. Laura had only that
degree a<> her qualification to
discuss personal mancrs with
strangers. Scheer might have a
small case. But he failed to
acbiowledge that Dr. l.Bura IS also
a licen'ied mamage and family
therapist -and has been for a
long, long time -and wu In a
successful private practice before
and during the start of her radJo
career.
And as if it had anything to do
with anything else. Scheer
dredged up Dr. Laura~
'·
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...
and effort lnlo, especially in the ways has • ready aupply of
labs with the ~ teaehm.. and skilled wod:en In c.:alifnm ...
8roob said. Davis has ~ state comm
Other componentS or the initia-colleges and universities co
dw lndude: . ~ more clinJcal &dence
• DaW is directing TechDOlogy. ~~~?' ~'--Ca1ifi nade and c.ornmen:eAgeney Sec· UQY.. IUO.U::
rewy Loo Hatamjya to coordi· man! ~ve In
oate dforts with the Labor and with the federal ~
World'orce Oevek>pmeOl Agency. through the six Regional 1'chnol
Depa11ment of Education and ogy Alliances and other p~
other agencies to review existing so that Callfomia companies can
programs and resources that can tab Cull adwntage or the sevaaJ
be redirected to support the life federal gJ81ll programs available
sciences Industry; to fund life sciences research and
• Davis 1.s also c:fuecting Hatami-commerdal dewk>pment
ya to wodc closely with the Uni· "Each of these initiatives can
versity or California's Office of the ·be accomplished wtthin the re-
President, and the Tuchnology sources available to us even in
1\'ansfer offices of each UC cam-the current budget situation.·
pus, to develop strategies that ac-Daw said in a pres.'I . release.
celerate the tranSfer of teehnology "When it comes to creaung jobs.
and its commercialization. stand-promoting business and makirlg
ardize the licensing process for California prosperous. California
the UC system and give the local will not waJt around for natJonaJ
UC Technology nan.seer Offices or international conditions to
more autonomy: change, but will take charge of ill>
• To ensure that the industry al-own future.·
three-year-Okftravails ~
homosexual activists. who
resented some of her public
comments a.bout their sexual
preferences.
Dr. Laura apologiz.ed publicly
for her rerna.tb. earning my
tough approval because she used
the words "I am sorry." not the
usual euphernisrm we hear such
as "error in judgment" or "I was
mistaken. "
The mos1 important pan of
Scheer's colwnn seems to be not
what he wrote but what he
consciously omitted.
f'he truth is lha1 over the
cour..e of her 20-plus yeais on the
radio and through her best-selling
book.<.. Dr. Laura Schlessinger hai.
been responsible for the
unprovement of countless·
families and relationshJps acros'>
the country.
· Millions of parents have
heeded her admonitions about
spending more time with their
lcids and getting their priorioes
straight. I know becaw;e I read
their leners and published many
of them during my stint as her
editor.
I also know bec:aw.e I have
been l~tening to her for 10 yt.'aN.
Her in.-.ights were enough for ml'
to make some very bold decisions
in my life that have resulted m
more happin~ than I ever
dreamed ~e..~ ~ 11 1S ... I only hope Scheer iSne\Ter m
tht' audience when my daughter
is on stage.
• STEVE SMrTH is a Costa Mesa
resident and freelance wnter
Readers may leave a meuage for
him on the Daily Pilot h0tl1ne at 1949
642-a>86
LARRY M. FELTS
L..any M. Felts, 62, passed a way
Christmas morning, Dec 25, 2002.
Born in Washington, and raised In
Arizona, Mr. Fetts was a long time
resid ent of Oranpe County a nd
most recently restded In Newport
Beach, CA. Educated at ASU (85)
and Cal State LA (MBA), his career
-..-lr1Cluded working with Hughes
Aircraft a nd retiring as a Vice
Presid e nt with Avc o Flnancial
Sefvlces In 1998. He held a d eep
faith in God a nd was a ctive In
various community and church activities including lef'Ving as
an Elder and Sunday school teacher at St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church. He was committed to wor1(Jng with
youth and volunteered as a Royal Famlly Kida Camp
Counselor and tuto red at the Shalimar After School Program.
In addition to adoring his grandc hildren he also ~joyed
travel and was passionate about gotf and basketball.
Mr. Felts touched many with his faith, friendship and
kindness and those who new him join In cetebratJng his life.
His wife, Dianne Felts, mother Nyda Felts, Daughtens Lori
Rogers and Michelle Denls onde Fe lts, ste pson, Adam
He arlson a nd his grandc hildren, Rebecca and Mellssa
Roge rs, survive him. His stepson Chad Hear1son recentty
passed away also.
Memorial services and reception w111 be held Wednesday,
January 8th, 11 :OOa.m. a t St. Andrews Pntsbyterian Church,
600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach, CA 92663. In lieu of
flowers the family requests donations In his memory to : St.
Andrews Decon Fund. .
BARNES
Steven J.
Passed away at home on December 29 2002 from
complications due to his diabetes. He was to tum 4" on
January 1, 2003.
Bom to Dr. David and Myrna Barnes. In Iowa Ctty, Iowa In
1959. He grew up in Corona def Mar, Calif. where he~
most of his life. He attended Mariners Elementary, uncotn Jr.
High and Corona def Mar High School. Mhough he pCayed all
sports very well, he will ~ remembered for hf9 excellence In
track and field at Corona del Mar H.S. Gifted wHtt both elze
and grace, he ran the more demanding of events -the 880 -
whefe he held several H .S. records In the 880 tor the Coach
Tomlin championship teams of the mid '70s.
Aftor a couple of years of college and not particularly fond of
achoot, he embatked on a lifelong jol.sney Qf
entrepreneurship that gave him both extreme p1eu&ne and
disappointments. Never to be easily dllcouraged, he woukt
wOl1< relentlessty to come up ~ a new Idea °' product to
aeH to the maaaea. He often traveled throughout the wortd in
IMl'Ch of new opportuntttea. He wu wortc:lng on euch a
product up to the day he died.
In Newport Beach, Caltf., he manted JIU N•ueko in 1993.
Together they formed the petfect t..n tor 17 yMf9.
complementing each other in the dHfwent MpeC1a of the
bu1kM1es w0f1d. Never having c~. s..w lcMd ~
adored his dogs. It ~n't be unuaual for '*" to ._ a
nice, wann midday IWtm with his be6oved ~ .....,. a Queen.aand Healer. VVWt •
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HOW TO GET PUBLISHED -Lettera: Mail lo Editorial Page Editor James Meier at the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St .. CoS1a Mesa, CA 92627 • RMdera Hotline: CJJll (949) 642~ Fax: Sen~ to (949) ~17~ I ri h E·maU:Sand to dailypilot@latimes.com •All correspondence must include full name, hometown and phone number (for verification purposes). The Piiot reserves the right to edit all submissions for clantv. an e gt ·
Le~e 's religious values
fell on deaf ears
My lener is prompted by that of
GeoffWes1 (Mailbag, WLeece
played an important role in the
community," Dec. 27). Unlike
him, I urge you tp not con 1der
for one moment, the inclusion of
a column or anything other than
a Lener to the Editor by Wendy
Leece.
Her supponers ;eem to think
char conM"rvauves are
disenfrandused now that Leece 1s
no longer an elected official. To
help them readju'>I their t.hinhng.
l can thmk of no liberal
represenung Orange Countiam m
local or <,nte government There
may be '>ome, but they do not
com\' to mind Those poSJcioru.
are filled to the bnm b}
conM>rvauve:.. even
"arch·comervaciw~"
Lonsenauves are. as we all
haw nouced, well m command of
nauonal po!Jllcs as well. So.
forgive me if I '>ugges1 a cessation
of thought., of a column by Leece
-~penal!\' tf you were thmking
MAILBAG
it would be one that might
contribute significant new
~oughts or ideas.
My sense of I..eece's tenure
remains one of her as a person
with an agenda that fell outside
the purview of public school
education. Reasonable
suggestions or admonishments
coming from Leece were
overshadowed and even nullified
by her strident and detennined
effons 10 impose her true agenda
-that of creationism and
evangelical fundamentalism -
on the Newpon·Mesa Unified
school system.
There is a majonty that V16WS
that imposition as anathema to
public educauon. lhis same
ma1ority strongly suppons solid
values but is determined co save
unto themselves the imparting of
those ethics and choic~ through
their own methods and beliefs -
cert.amly they will not allow them
to be !>elected ~d legislated
otherwise ..
I repeab Leece's insi!>tence on
·raising issue!) ~nd th.e puNtew
of the school tf ard was
obstructionist and that is why
whatever other value she might
have brought to the board fell on
deaf ears. The board found itself
in the position of being
inappropriately distracted by
Leeces insistence on raising
issues beyond the scope of the
school board as she was
determined to change the system
to accommodate dogma of the
evangelical, fundamentalist,
conservative movement.
Any discussion about religious
theory and how best to honor
values is so personal that rancor
would probably be the only 1one
possible. I haven't seen much
reasonable philosophical
discussion around th.is subject to
suggest otherwise. ls this really
'iOmething You wan1 to open up
rn the communi1y?
CHARLOTTE ALEXANDER
Eas~ide
Newport theaters cc>M
them elves customer~
Whal was Ldwards/ Regal
'
Theatres thinking? In lhe midst
of record. breaking movie
atlendance, they closed both
Big Newport and Island
Theatres at 8:30 p.m. on New
Year's Eve. Many patrons were
walking up, reading the
marquee that showed 9:55.
10:15 and 10:30 p.m. showing'>
but were shocked to find a
closed box office.
Congratulations -1us1 one
more step toward rentals or
cable.
JAN HARGRAVES
Newport Beach
Councilman spawns
new political breed
Regarding "The Ac1ion
Figure" story (Wednesday's
Daily Pilot from page) about
Costa Mesa Councilman Allan
Mansoor: an elected official
who wiU not back down from
his campaign pro~ises. Whal a
concept.
ILAJOHNSON
Co'>lJ. M'e.,a
READERS RESPOND
,. Unwelcome
bridges, photos
AT ISSUE: Some
don't favor
proposed Gisler
Avenue bridge or
19th Street bridge
backer photo.
Westside bas done its share
to speed people on tbelr
way. Let's give Mesa Verde
an opportunity to enjoy
the trafllc, noise and dirt
generated by traffic and,
not incidentally, lower
property values.
DOLORES M. MtNERtCH
Costa Mesa
I have always wondered
why Robert Graham has How depresslng to open
been such an ardent the Daily Pilot on New
supporter of a bridge on Ye Oay and see, llgliin. a.
19th Street and have just photo of Robert Graham •
found out that he is a the man who seems
resident of Mesa Verde obse sed with ruiQing our
Gisler Avenue, which is neighborhood. What on
aJso considered a earth 1s the point? No text,
po.ssibility fpr a bridge. is just his p1crure, right where
in · area!t)f course. he we walk every morning to
doesn't want 11 In his Talbert park. which would • ~ackyard; put 1t th.., ours. " be des1royed If it were up f
The talk about now this to tum. "'
bridge is going to pu1 a lot HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES JACK REIDLING
Co ta Mesa
CITY OF COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626,
(714) 754-5223
Mayor: Karen Robinson
Council: Libby Cowan, Allan
Mansoor, Gary Monahan and
Chris Steel
CITY OF f\4EWPORT BEACH
Newport Beach City Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach,
CA 92663. (949) 644·3309
Mayor: Steve Bromberg
Council Gary Adams, Steve
Bromberg, John Heffernan, Dick
Nichols. Dennis O'Neil, Gary
Proctor. Tod Ridgeway and Don
Webb
COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DISTRICT
District Office; 1370 Adams Ave ..
Costa Mesa. CA 92626, (714\
432·5898
Chancellor. William M. Vega
Board: President Paul Berger, Vice
. President Armando Ruiz George
Brown, Jerry Patterson and
Walter G. Howald; student trustee
Derek Shelly
NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
District Office: 2985-A Bear St
Costa Mesa. CA 92626. (714)
424 5000
Superintendent: Robert Barbot
Board: President Martha Fluor,
Vice President Dana Black, Clerk . Jim Ferryman, Art Perry, Greg
Serene Stokes, David Brooks. Woodside and Dan Worthington
Tom Egan, Judy Franco and Linda
Sneen ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF
EDUCATION
MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER
DISTRICT J
1965 Placenlia Ave Costa Mesa
CA 92627 (949) 631-1200
Board. President Jim Atkinson,
Vice President Mike Healey Trudy
Ohlig·Hall . Fred Bockm1ller and
Paul E Shoenberger
COSTA MESA SANITARY
DISTRICT
PO. Box 1200 Costa Mesa, CA
92628-1200 (714) 754 5043.
Board· President Arlene Schafer
200 Kalmus Drive. P.O. Box 9050.
Costa Mesa, CA 92£28·9050, (714)
966-4000
Elizabeth D Parker, member,
Trustee Area 5, Costa Mesa.
Newport Beach
STATE SENATE
Ross Johnson (R), 35th District,
18552 MacArthur Blvd .. Suite 395
Irvine. CA 92715, (949) 833·0180,
fax: (949l IP3·06~6.
Press Secretary Pat Joyce. (91 61
323-1200
of money into.the WeMs1de
is hooey. Th11> will become
a i.peedway. li~e V1c1oria
Street, pnmanly for
commuters who wtll be m
too much of a hurry to get
10 their destin.uion and. m
tum, in a hurry to get
home and do their
shopping m farrul1ar
haunts. And, let's
remember. money isn't
everything.
I remember wha1
residents on Victoria went
through when the ell) took
over properties on that
street and I would say the
How many times ace you
going to publish the
picture of Bob Graham in
the squat position on 19th
Street {Mailbag.
Wednesday)? I think three
times in one month Is
enpugh
A nJce change of pace
might be one of him
mooning the camera on
GISier Avenue, which
would ex:pre~s his feelings
about that bndge a well.
STEPHEN KREISLE
·Costa Mesa
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COMMUNITY & CLUBS
An opportunity to tha nk boat paraders
E njoy the Oirlstmas boat
parade? If so, here is your
chance to say thank you to
the boat owners and
homeowners who provided the
free entertainment for you and
your guests for live night!> in
December. Hosts. hostesses and
restaurants came off looking like
heroes as 90 boater; s pent· five
nights touring Newport Harbor
during the three-hour-p arade.
You can say thank you to both
the homeowners and boat
owners by a ttending the
Christmas Boat Parade Award'>
Dinner and Auc uon , presented
by Traditional Jewele~ on
Friday, Jan. 17, at the four
Seasons I lotel, 690 Newpon
Center Drive Feo;tiv11ie~ will
begin at G p.m with a recepuon
dinner at 7 p.m. and award'>,
auction and dancmg to the
E· Ticket until 11 p.m . The co.,t is
575 per pe~on and table'> of 11.
are avrulable for $900
The Com modore) <Jub of t!.l'
Newport Beach Cham ber of
Commerce proudly pre-.ent'> the
;-.;ewpon I I arbor <l1mt.ma~ Hoat
Parade A'<\ards Omner and
Auction fhls annual event
celebrate., the parade winn·ti".,
and feature'> entC'naanment. .1
fabulous i,Llent and ll\'e aue11cm,
a sumpt,uous d inner, a\\-ard
Win ners from the <Jin.,tm.t.'
GETTING
INVOLVED
• GETTING INVOLVED runs
peri odically m the Dail~ Pilot on a
rotating basis. For 1nfo rmat1on on
adding your organization to this
ltst. call 19491 574-4298
ORTON DYSLEXIA SOCIETY
ORANGE COUNTY BRANCH
Volunteers are needed to reach
reading skills, work .:m mailings
and coordinate the adult group
(714) 999-0118 between 9 am
and3 p.m
PACIAC SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
The Orange Co.Jnty Pacific
Symphony Orctieslra s
Volunteers m Education
Opportunities program needs
volunteers to assist children ma
variety of ha.,ds-on m uSfcal
11ctJv1t1es Vclunteers spend a
total of six Saturday mornings
with the ch4dren (7141755-5788,
e>Ct. 244
PEDIATRIC CANCER
RESEARCH FOUNDATION
PCRF. which raises money to
support ped1alnc cancer research
needs reeds volunteers for a
variety of dvt1es. (949) 859·6312
PRIME DYNAMICS
Prime Dynamics, a Newport
Beach nonprofit organization for
the 99 and younger set. needs
vollllteers for rts programs 19491
262-7300
PROJECT ACCESS
Project Access 1s a nonprofit
organization that links resident of
low-income housing
developments with benefietal
social services usually th rough
resource centers. Volunteers are
needed to turor children, teach
JIM
de BOOM
Boat Parade
and Ring of
l.Jghh and a
great
opportunity
lo ~howcase
you r busine~
thro ugh your
conrribution
of an au ction
item(s)
(.om mo-
do rc Oub
members
MehdJ
Efteluui and David Janes arc
serv1ng as co-chairs of the
dinner and note that your
do11at1on of an aucuon 11em will
includ~ recogm uon of }'Our
donation in lhe auction program
at the event, company or
families name on the U1amber\
Web )Ile and in a spetial
rt'cogniuon ad in the Daily Pilot.
Auction 11c1w. dona1ed,to dak
1m lude Ornt'g.i lad~·., I HK yellm\
gold and i.teel ~Jtth ,aJucd at
· $J,:;oo. luxunou., hotel )tays in
Bo.,ton, PaJm Heath. (Jiirngo a~
~l'IJ ci'> the '\c'''P<Jn lkath ac
I our wason .. , I !}all and
~1.irno11 I loteb. gol! lour-.ome'>
at HobiQson Ranch. Monanh
BeJch and l.m < abo., dnd airfare
aJl) \\here in the nauon that
Auwncan A1rlim:' Ole'>.
Proceed-. will ht·ncfit tlw
craf1s and computer skills at the
various centers Paul Shapiro
19491 253·3120 e.(t. 229
PROJECT CUDDLE
Pro1ect Cuddle a nonprofit
o rgan1zat1on, serves the needs of
abused, abandoned and
d rug exposed children In
add111on to office help and
once a month. 12·hour hotline
sh1f1s, volunteers are needed for
cin auxiliary group, fund-ra1s1ng
comminees and to help distribute
st1dcers to stop babies from being
abandoned 1n trash bins The
organization also needs donated
91ft items for 01others and babies
17141432-9681
PROJECT TOGETHER
Pro1ect Together seeks adult
volunteers to establish a trusting,
one-to-one relauonshrp with
children stressed from family
problems and abuse This
component of the Orange County
Health Care Agency's Children's
Mental Health Services offers
training and superv1s1on for the
program Many of the children
are economically deprived.
v1ct1ms of neglect or both 1714)
850-8444
READINGBY 9
The mentor reading program
seeks volunteers to read to
students in kindergarten through
the third grade In Costa Mesa·
Pomona Elementary School. 19491
515 6980. Wh1tt1er Elementary
School, (94915l5-6898~Wilson
Elementary School. (949)
515-6995, and New Shalimar
Learning Center. (9491 646-0396.
need help for students 1n reading,
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Newport Beach Chamber of
Commerce a/Id the 2003
Omstmas Boat Parade. Deadline
for in clusion in the event
program 1s Friday. To reserve
tickets or to donate an auction
uem. call Karin Graves at (9491
729-4400
HARBOR MESA
LIONS PLAY BINGO:
I !arbor Mesa uon) will begm
the new year With its "Lucy and
I thyl'~ Bm1¥J Parlor" fund·rai!>er
ctl us 6:30 p m Monday m eeung.
<Jub memher!> Arlene Schafer
and Carol Van Holt will conduct
the game<,. Memhen. and gue.,L!.
\.\/Ill pla> IO ""in donated pn1e..,
after the meetm~ at the c..o .. ta
Mesa C..011mry Uuh. fund<,
raised will be given to local
orgaruzauon'> 111 \pn.Lf-0r
mformauon about th1'> e\.ent
rall (714) ':162 -02fi'l
SPEAK UP NEWPORT:
At 1t'> Wcdne,Ja} rnee1111~.
Speak Up Newport will hea r
from Nl'WJJOrt Heath Pohu.•
Capt. PauJ Henlsey and l t Bob
Oakley about thl• \trborne I.a\\
I·.nforcemen1 ...,en ice ... provided
by the NewpfJft Beach Police
Departrnenl hcltcoplt'r team
I he meet in).: e11 the '\ewport
At.'ach ll•1rn1-. Ouh wH+Gt>gm
w11h refn·~hmlnt'> at 5.'ifl p 111
writing and English Mentor ·
sessions may be scheduled
from 8 30 to 11 30 a m and
after sdlool from 3 10 6 p m
Monday through Friday
SAVE OUR YOUTH
The Westside Costa Mesa
youth organ1zat1on is looking
for volunteers to help create a
posrllve alternative for people
12 to 23 Volunteers are
needed to help rn areas such
as boxing, sports. health.
fitness aerobics and academic
tutoring (949) 548 3255
SERVlCE CORPS OF
RETIRED EXECUTIVES
Join other business
professionals to help small
businesses succeed by
leading seminars and
coaching entrepren~urs
online. Call (714) 550-7369,
and ask for membership
SENIOR MEALS
0AND SERVICES INC.
Volunteers are needed to
deliver meals to homebound
senior citizens res1drng 1n
Costa Mesa who are not able
to prepare their own meals
and do not have anyone to
prepare meals for them
Vpluntcers a re asked to
donate at least one hour per
week for a six-month period
S ubstitute drivers are also
needed to fill in fo r regular
drivers. (7 14) 840·6611 or (7141
891-0804
and program at 6 p m I-or mcm:.
information. call C94!U
224 2266
WELCOME TO THE WORLD
OF SERVICE CLUBS:
Jennifer Ham.on. v.ho 1011wd
the Newport Beach ( urune1 Jel
Mar K1wan1., Club
WQRTH REPEATI NG:
I mm "TI1oui.:h1 for the !Jay·
provided by Greg Kelley ol the
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C.ounul:
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MEETINGS TH IS
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AROUND TOWN
• Send AROUND lOWN it~s to
the Daily Pilot, mW. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to
f949) 64&4170; or by calling (949)
574-4298. Include the time, date
and location of the event, as well
as a contact phone number. A
complete listing is available at
www.dailypilot.com.
SUNDAY
Saint Michael & All Angels
Episcopal Church will host a
Twelfth Night Celebration at 5
p.m. at the church In Corona del
Mar. The event, Yhlioti will be the
fourth concert in the 2002·2003
Friends of Music Serles, wUI
include a festival of seasonal
hymns. The church is at 3233
Pacific View Drive. Free. For more
information, call 949-644-0463 or
visit www.stmikescdm.org.
The J.ewlsh F-ederation Young
Business & Professionals will
hold a special event and tour of
the Jewish Federation beneficiary
agencies and dessert reception
from 7 to .9 p.m. at a private home
in Newport Coast. The
organization, which consists of
singles and touples ages 25 to 45,
Christ Church By the Sea
L'n11ed Mc1hc.tl1\1
1400 W. BJlboa Blvd., Sc·wpurr Bt'J.11
8 4' ~m. Aduh '>un<h1 xh··~ R )IJ 6'. I 0 '-"' \I 1.nh1p ,nJ I hJdrtr" \w!J..• \.~• ,~
The !Uv. Dr. Geo~ R Crup, Pa.nor
(949)67}-3805
Costa Mesa
MESA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1701 Baker, C.M.
Worship & Church Scho~
8:30 and 10:00 a.m.
Dr. Richard Geor e 714 979-8234
Newpon Center
Unitcc:I Methodist Church
Rrv. Cathleen Coors. Pasror
1601 Margueme Ave.
corner of M;trguerire and
San Joaquin Hills Rd.
' (949) 644-0745
Bam Quin Worship Service
JOam Worship and Ch1/dm1's
Sunday Schnol
Youth muting w~~kly
Costa Mesa First United
Methodist Chui:ch
420 West 19th Street,
Costa Mesa
(949) 548-7727
provides a connection and entry
point into the Jewish community
for single and married young
adults and provides educational
and social pr-0grams, spiritual
enrichment and community
involvement while building
meaningful relationships. For
more information, call Deborah
Klein at (714) 755-5555, ext. 225.
MONDAY
The Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange
County wjll host a support group
for caregivers from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
at Our Lady Queen of Angels in
Newport Beach. The church is at
2046 Mar Vista Drive. Free. For
reservations, call (949) 640· t150.
TUESDAY
The Corona del M ar Chamber of
Commerce will hold its monthly
board of directors meeting at 7:15
a.m. in the chamber office. The
office is at 2855 E. Coast Highway.
Suite 101. For more information.
call (949) 673-4050.
WEDNESDAY
Newport Beach Community
Services will host a new drawing
and painting workshop series on
Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. today through Feb. 26.
The workshop will include
St. John The Divine
Episcopal Church
183 E. Bay St.
Costa Mesa
949·548·2237
Corner of Bay & Orange Ave. •
Sunday Services:
8:00 am and 10:00 am
Sunday School 9:45
Holy Euchw"fst at 7:00 am
on Wednesday
The Rev. Dr. Batbara Stewat1, Rector
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Corona dd Mar • 644·046~
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AND SER11NG OUR COMMUN/ff
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SAINT JAMES CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
"A ~ Wvtt4 to tl!iif 8' S.rilf
WwS Grist OS""'-'~
The Very Rev. Canon David Anderson,
Rector 3 209 V10 Lido
Newport Beoch
949/6750210
7 30 om Trodilioool
9 om Coniemporo'Y.
9om Church SchoOI
1 I om Chari $ITIOlic and Wednesday Noon
tthew's
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We're excited, our new churc h i•
open and we'd love lo have you vi1il
\. / St. Matthew's Church·& Pruchool
• r.rloh ••I rh~ An1l1.an L•ili.•11, I liu1d1
Traditional Epiec:opaJ
Su.oday Sctvica: 9:00 6'. 11 :00 am
Sunday School:•9:00 am
'"""~com
lJOO Ford Rtw.d, Nc-wpon Beach
(a>mct Bonni Canyon at Prairie Rd)
Thr Rev. Stephen C. Sca<k«, Reuor
individual inl1ruction for
beginner through advanced
students in mixed media. The
workshop will be held in the
Vince Jorgensen Cent~r adjacent
to Mariners Library at 2005 Dover
Drive. $66 for residents, $71 for
nonresidents. For more
information, call (949) 644-3151.
THURSDAY
The lntematlonel Coach
Federation, Orang" County
Chapter will host a business
solutions workshop at the
Wyndham Garden Hotel in Costa
Mesa. The first part of the
workshop will be held from 5 to 6
p.m. and will focos on contracts
• for coaches. The second part will
deal with powerful questioning
and will be held from 6:30 to 8:3~
p.m. The hotel is at 3550 Avenue
of the Arts. For more information,
call Elaine Arons at (949)
457·6190, or visit
www.icforangecounty.com.
Mary end Darwin Boblet will
present a slide lecture about their
three·year sailing adventure with
their two young sons at 7 p.m. at
the Newport Beach Central
Library. The presentation is part
of the library's armchair travelers
series. The Boblet family left from
•
the San Francisco Bay and
traveled to Mexico, Hawaii,
Samoa, Fiji and New Zealand.
The library Is at 1000 Avocado
Ave. Frejt. For more information,
call (949) 717·3801.
JAN.11
Auditions for the School of
American Ballet's 2003 Summer
Course will be held at thtt Defore
Dance Center in Costa M8$8,
Auditions are open to intermediate
and advanced students only a~d
will be held from 1 to 2:30 p.m. for ·
1J.year-olds, from 2:30 to 4 p.m.
for 15-year.Olds and from 4 to 5
p.m. for 1& to 18-year-olds.
Students must register one hour in
advance. For more information,
call (212) 769-6600 or (714)
241·9908.
JAN.12
The Azzoni Sisters and vocalist
Brenda von Gremp will perform
works for voice, violin and piano
at 3 p.m. at the Newport Beach
Central Library. Christian Azzoni
plays the piano and her sister,
Sandra Azzoni Wood, plays the
violin. The library is at 1000 •
Avocado Ave. Free. For more
information, call (949) 717-3801 or
visit www.newportbeach
library.org.
-·WORSHIP
DIRECTORY
JAN.16
UC Irvin• Medical Center will
host a seminar on Medicare
benefits at 10 a.m. In the
University Club at the UCJ
campus. The seminar will focus
on the latest changes In Medicare
benefits and supplemental
Insurance coverage. It will not
cover Medicare HMOs. The club
Is at Los Trcincos and East
Peltason Drive. Free. For more
information, call (877) UCl·DOCS.
or visit
www.ucihealth.com/events.
JAN. 17
The Newport Beach Chamber of
Commerce will host the Newport
Harbor Christmas Boat Parade
Awards Dinner and Auction from
6 to 11 p.m. at the Four Seasons
Hotel. The event will feature
parade win'ners and have
entertainment, a live and silent
auction, dinner and much more.
The hotel is at 690 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach
Tickets are $75 per person. $900
for a table of 12. For more
information, call (949) 729-4400.
UC Irvine Medical Centar will
host a seminar on hearing loss at
1 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center.
The seminar will have
discussions on symptoms and
treatments of hearing loss The
center is at 800 Marguerite Ave ..
Corona del Mar. Free. For more
Information, call 1877) UCl-DOCS.
or visit
www.ucihealth.com/events.
JAN.21
Dally Pilot
participate in a discussion group
at the Jewish Family Service of
Orange County office. The group
Is geared toward dealing with
Issues between interfaith
couples. such es raising children,
observing holidays, symbols in
the home and relationships with
extended families. The cost for
three sessions is $45 per couple.
Preregistration is required. Call to
schedule date and time. The
office is at 250 E. Saker St., Suite
G, Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4950.
Women 50 and older can join a
discussion group coordinated by
Jewish Family Services to
address issues such as erixiety,
depre95ion, relationships,
· loneliness and family. The group
meets-from 10 to 11 :30 a.m.
·Mondays at the agency offices,
250 E. Baker St .. Suite G, Costa
Mesa. Preregistration required.
1714) 4454950.
Friends of the Newport Beach
Public Library Used Book Store
are asking for patrons to donate
books to replenish the dwindling
stock. Books may be left at any of
the three branch libraries -
Balboa, Manners, or Corona del
Mar -or in the book closet next
to the Friends Book Store, at 1000
Avocado Ave., Newport Beaeh
All hardcover and·paperback
donations, with the exception of
magazines and law books, will be
accepted and are tax deductible.
!949) 759·9667
The Braille Institute ofte,.. free
compJter classes to people with
The Corona del Mar Chamber of fading vision who have difficulty
Comme~ce will host its monthly seeing the computer screen. The
networking luncheon at 11 :30 ~~rat soo M:;im"'""l!-° ·-
a.m. at the Five\:"f5WrfS = »L " ve.. Q.0n:cf~r~ar: olfe~S's1f ~~i ........
Aest~urant. Reservations are sessions. Cell to sign up for
required. The restaurant is at 3801 classes 1714) 821 5000
E. Coast Highway. For more
information, call (949) 673-4050
JAN. 24
UC Irvine will host Its 19tt't annual
Martin Luther King Jr
Symposium, "Prayer, Protest.
and Peace -A Leader's Legacy
for Today;· from 7 to 8:30 p.m .
The symposium's keynote
speaker will be Julian Bond
board chairman of the NAACP
and professor of history at the
University of Virginia The
symposium will be held 1n the
Humanities lnstruc11onal
Building, room 100 at the UCI
Campus. Free. For more
information, call (949) 824 7215
JAN. 29
The MOMS Club of Costa
Mesa·North is hosting an open
A spintual care class meets at
7 15 µ m Wednesdays at 3400
lrvtnF> Ave Suite .114, Newport
Beadl Call to reserv.e a seat (949)
263· 1462
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce hosts networlcmg
luncneon meetings Wednesdays
from 11 45 a ro !O 1 p m at the
Costo Mesa Country Club. The
cost 1s $13 Ttie'club 1s al 1701
Golf Course Drrve. Costa Mesa
1714) 885-9090
l'HI \B\' 11 RI.\\:
• house at 10 a.m. at Balearic Park
and Community Center in Costa
Mesa. Women are encouraged to
bring their children and will have
the chance to meet other
stay-at-home moms The center
is at 1975 Balearic Dnve. For more
information, call (7 14) 964·5934.
A brain tumor support group
meets the first and third
Thursdays of each month from 7
to 8 30 p m at the Hoag Cancer
Center at Hoag HC;Sp1tal. 1 Hoag
Drive Newport Beach. Free.
Reg1strat1on not rec+Jrred The
group 1s designed tc help
patients and their fariiltes
understand and copew11h the
illness. (949) 574.6232
St. Andrew's Presbytelian Churc:tl
hosts a mental illness SJpport
group from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Sundays in D1erenfield Hall Cat
600 St An?rews Road, l'.ewport
Beach. 1949) 574-2236. c I Clml centered wo11h1pp1n9 r.ommuR11v 1eich1111 our m lnngcl1sm luture in• Servani Mm111n
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WITH THESE TWO VER~ES"
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rsf \~t tt ti I l HI I
Dr. John A Hurfman. Jr.
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Sarurda~. Janaary 4, 200l. ~:30 P.M.
~unday.januar) ~. 20<H, 8:'0 & 10:1~ A.M
laaos• f'rom Newport Harbor Hi11h School at IN1nc and t ~th)
600 ~1. And~ws RoaJ, Nt>Wpon S..ach, C al1turn1~ '<11>1> l ~ H ~ f949) 6 l1-2RHO
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Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church
(U .. C.A.)
788 Dover Dr. Newport Beach
Tradltlonal Lutheran
Pastor David Monge
Worship Service with
Holy Communion
Sunday 9:15 am
.,.
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Worship 10:00 A.M.
HARBOR CHRISTI.AN CHURCH
(Olaclplts of Christ)
2401 lrvlne Ave.
Newport Beacll, CA
(949) 645-5781
ONGOING
The Newport Beach Newcomers
Club holds a general meeting on
ttie third Wednesday of every
month. The organization is open
to all Newport Beach residents
who have hved in the area fewer
than five years. For more
information, call 1949) 645·9922
or visit '
newcomers·newportbeach.org
Interfaith couples with one
Jewish partner are invited to
INDEPENDENT
LAND ROVER
SERVICE • PARTS
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County sponsors a
d1scuss1on group for adult
children and their par13nts fr;>m 6
to 7 p.m. two Tuesdays a mCllth
at the Jewish Family Service
office at 250 E. Baker St .. Suite G,
Costa Mesa. $10 per person, r,er
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2037 HARBOR BLVD. 650 5860 COSTA MESA CA 949
2 BLKS NO OF TRIANGLE SQUARE WWW. PERFORMANCELTD COM
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CHllD CENTERED CHURCH
Sanday Service 1 Oam
Bonita Creek Parle Cater,
Uniftnity and I.a VIda St., NPB
Rev. Gail Miller Albert and
Rev. Stephen L Albert Minincn
tmail: g;ulmilltr4@ladclphia.nr1
ST. MARK-PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH ORANG£ COUIOY'S RIENDUEST SYNAGOGUE
,_BOOS A +WEB COURSE OF
A.DUU EDUWlOIC "Open Arms and Open Minds''
JANUAIY 7,14,21, _. 21 '"'*' ..... 7:30 PM. (949) 640-7343
Puenu and Children
WonhJp God Together
01i/Jm1 in~act 6
Worship 9:30 Topic TSORES.TROUIUS"'
$30.00.., .... c-..
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: partkiJHIU-in the mvict 'I
+ •A God-centered ~~~=edb~~:~=~ the Word of God
A Our Lady Queen of Angels
2046 Mar Visel Drive
Newport Beach. California 92660
· (949)644--0200 Fax (949) 644-1349
Rtv. Mon.signor WUliam P. MclAughlin ~cor
. . LJTURGlE.S: Strunhy, 5 p.m. (Canror).
Sunday, 7:00 (Quitt), 8:30 (Contcmpomy) 10:00 (Choir),
11:301.tn. (Cantor) and 5:00 p.m. (Contemporary)
•
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 Vial.Jdo
Newport lleach
673-1340 or 673-6150
Chwch JO am & 5 pm,
SUnday School 10 am
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SECOND CHURCH OF
CHRIST.SCIENTIST
3100 Poclf1c View Dr.
Newport Bea:h
644-2617 OJ 675-4661
OlwdllOam
Sonday School 10 am.
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Continued from Af3
session. Preregistration required·
1?14) 445-4950.
The Jewish Famlty Service of
Orange County has a weekly
parenting support group. Parents
learn strategies for successful
parenting and far dealing with
the feellngs and behavior of their
children. The group meets from
10 to 11 :30 a.m Mondays at the
Jewish Family Service office at
250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa
Mesa. The group will cover •
managing anger. amuety and
j:>eer pressure children
experience. Preregistration
required (714) 445-4950
The Costa Mesa Senior Center
has ballroom dancing with hve
music from the Costa Mesa
Music Makers from 7:30 to 10.30
Pflr.-every Tuesday night at 695 w 19th St., Costa Mesa. $4. (949)
548-3884.
Jewish Famity Service of 0111nge
County sponsors an ongoing
healing support group for the
chronically ill The iwrpose 1s to
provide participants with
emotional and spiritual support
to manage illness and its
consequences. The group meets
at 7 p m. Thursdays at the Jewish
Family Service office at 250 E
Baker St.. Cos1a Mesa
Anendance is free. but
reg1strat1on is required 17141
445-4950. .
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Borders Books. Music & Cafe at
South Coast Plaza. 3333 Be<H St
in Costa Mesa $3 New players
are w elcome 1949) 206 9822
The Coin and Stamp Club meets
from 1 to 3~.m Mondays at the
Oasis Senior Center New
members interested in trading
buying and selling stamps and
coins are being sought to 1oin
these informal meetings There
are no fees required (9491
644-3244.
Jewish Family Serva on.rs
ongoing bereavement support
groops for adults at all stages of
loss. Group members share
experiences, hear how others deal
with gnef, receive support and
team ways to cope with sadneSs
and loss. One groop meets at 7
p.m Tuesdays at Beth Jacob in
Irvine The seoond groop meets at
10 a.m Tuesdays at Temple Judea
in Laguna Hills. The third group
meets at 1 p.m. Thursdays at the
Ezra Center in Anaheim Free. but
advance reg1strat1on 1s required
(714) 445-4950.
Jewi5h Family Service of Orange
County provides a support and
d1scuss1on group for persons
recovering from childhood or
teenage sexual abuse The group
meets from (f to 9:30 p.m
Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St..
C.osta Mesa Advance registration
is required (714) 445 4950
Two-hour kayak tours wi1h a
trained naturahst guide are
offered at 10 a m Sundays from
the Newport Dunes Waterfronl
Reson The reson 1s at 1131 Back
Bay Drive. Newport Beach. $20,
or $10 for Callfornta Wildlife
Campaign and Newport Bay
Naturalists and Friends
members (800) 585 074 ~
A yoga and dance chrss 1s held
from 4 30 to 5:45 p m Tuesdays at
the Center for Spiritual Discovery,
2850 Mesa Verde Dnve East. Surte
111 Costa Mesa 17141 754-7399
A Dealing with Divorce 1upport
group is offered by Jewish
Famil'i'>Seryice of Orange
County. The group 1s led by an
experienced counselor and
meets at 6 p m. Tuesdays at the
Jewish Federation campus, 250
E. Baker St., Suite G. Costa
Mesa. (714) 445-4950.
The Sea Scouts' ship Del Mar
711 of Orange County offers a
program for boys and young
men ages 14 to 18 interested in
sailing, seamanship, p1lot1ng,
navigation and cruising
Meetings are from 6 to 9 p m .
Wednesdays at the Sea Scouts
Sea Base. 1931 W Coast
Highway, Newport Beach (949)
642-6301 or (9491551 8591
Oasis Senior Center offers
ongoing assistance, counseling
and referral services for seniors
(949) 644 3244
The Co1ta Mesa Senior Ci1izen
Square and Round Dance Club
seeks experienced dancers to
1oin Its group from 9 to 11 a m
Thursdays at the Costa M esa
Senior Center, 19th Street and
Pomo·na Avenue, Costa M esa
(714) 545 5669
Arthritis Foundation instructor
Hillary Stone leads an exercise
class at 11 a m . Thursdays at the
Jewish Senior Center, 250 E
Baker St. Costa Mesa (7141
513-5641
The Newport Beach Newcomers
The Rev Connie Ryckman leads Club meets at 10 a m the third
d d1scuss1on grouµ using the Wednesday of each month
book "Conversations with God· except July and December, ~I
~~AJ~~~~~s;~t~yar1Qf;t IC).(:sl,i~~....,~~
the Center for Spiritual social organization for peop le
D1scov1·ry 2850 Mesa Verde who have lived in Newport
Drive East Suite 111 Costa Beach for fewel'~an five ye;irs.
M esd Brinq a lunc.h (714) meets for events act1v1t1es and
754 7399 field trips 19491 645 9922
Marshall's Tae Kwon Do in Costa The Thu~ay Morning Women's
M esa offers free !.l!ll defense
cldS!il:!S to airlme µdots and fhght .
anendants Classes ;ire taught
by threl' time U S Ndt1onal "
Champion Tom Marshall "-
Ma.,.shdll's is ~3 E 17th St.
Suite 13, Costa Mesa (9491
574 0122
Club, a 40-year-old fr1endsh1p
club, Is seelung new members
The club, whicti includes golf,
bridge, waJklng and gourmet
sections, meets at 11 a m. on the
second Thursday of every '
month at the Radisson Hotel in
Newport Beach. The luncheon is
S23 and includes entertainment
The hotel 1s at 4545 MacArthur
Blvd. (714) 842-5863
The Newport Beach Walking
Club meets at 9 a.m and 7 p m
Monday through Saturday, and
at 7 p.m Sunday Walkers
should meet lt the inter section
of Hospital Road and Superior
Avenue. Free. (949) 650 1332
The American legion meets at 7
p m. the third Tuesday of every
month. The meetings. which
deal with veteran issues and
community service, will be held
at the Costa Mesa Air National
Guard. The national guard 1s at
2651 Newport Blvd Free Mary
Holler, (714) 546 2777. or 8111
M1miaga. (949) 650 0894
Nightly meetings for those
who want to overcome nicotine
addiction are offered in Costa
Mesa and Newpon Beach (714)
774-9106 or (800) 642-0666
The Newport SpQrtS Museum. a
nonprofit organization, operates
a free museum at 100 Newpon
Center Drive. Newport Beach
The museum, which has one of
the world's largest collections of
sports memorabilia, 1s open
from 9 a m to 6 p m weekdays
and 10 a m to 3 p m on
Saturday (949) 721 9333 or
-.yww.newportsports
museum.org
The Estancia High School Parent
*Teacher Student Assn hosts a
monthly paper drive every
Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in
the school's nonhwest parking
\
lot, on the corner of EstanC1it
North and Placenua
Newspapers that are bound,
loose or bagged are accepted
Cardboard and bound material
such as phone books and th1c;Jt
magazines are not. Also, bins
are available for drop off every
day of the m onth. All funds
raised go to the assoc1at1on.
Free· The school is at-2323
Placentia Ave .• Costa Mesa
(949) 515 6500
Oasis Senior Center of'feri •
daily telephone contact program
for seniors who have a hm1ted
local support system They also
offer ongoing computer classes
that teach the basics of Word.·
Owcken, Print Shop and Internet
usage (949) 644-3244
The Costa Mesa Communicators
Toastmasters Club meets from
noon to 1 p.m Wednesdays at
the Orange County Department
of Education. 200 Kalmus Drive.
Costa M esa Meetings are open
to anyone who wants to improve
his or her public speaking skills
(7141444 8783
The Newport Beach
D1s11ngu1shed Toastmasters Club
1300 meets from 7 10 9 µ rn
Tuesdays in Sgt Pepperonis •
meeting room, 2300 Br1st0I St
Newpon Beach Call to make
reservations (949) 646 1274
The Jewish F.mily Service of
Orange County holds group
meetings for younger w omen to
discuss fife passages and
chan _s body images family
relationships communication
1n1.1macy and sexuality, anxiety
and loneliness. The group meets
at 7 p.m Tuesdays di the agency
office The office 1s at 250 E
Baker St Suite G. Costa Mesa
Preregistration is reQu1rP.d
Marcy Middler. 1714) 445 4950
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Me'a meets at 7 p.m Tueldeys
di Mesa Verde United Methodist
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Mesa. (714) 540-4446.
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Club 2717 meets at 7 a.m
Wednesdays at the Village
Farmer. South Coast Plaza Village,
1651 Sunflower Ave . Costa Mesa.
The meeting 1s free for first-tJme
. VISllOrs. (949) 855-4308
The Newport Center
Toastmas1ers Club 231 meets
from 7 to 8 30 1:1 m M ondays at
the Irvine Co . 610 Newpon
Center Drive. Newport Beach
(9491 756 1025
The Harbor1ite To•stmas19n
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at Coco's Bakf'ry Restaurant.
3446 E Codst H1Qtiway Corona
def Mar 1949 293-4630
Udo Isle Toastmasters meet
from 6 30 10 8 p m Mondays at
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dppointments and grooery
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members to the center. Call to
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A10 Satiirday, January 4, 2003 Olilf Pilot
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Playing that c·razy Pig band sound
Dee Dee Bridgewater joins the
Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra at the
Center Friday for a 'wild' concert.
Jennifer K Mahal
Daily Pilot
J ohn Cayton walked into his
first band class in junior high
and saw an instrument that
could be fun.
"I said, 'Wow, could I play
that,'" the co-fQ.under of the
Cayton-Hamilton )32.Z Orchestra
remembers. "The band teacher
wrote down my name and wrote
down 'tuba'"
That would have been that.
except that as.Oayton walk.ed
out of the room, he saw four
"gorgeous" instruments standjng
on end. He asked if he could
change his choice.
"The band director said ·sure,'
and he crossed out 'ruba' and
wrore-ctown-bass,'" said Cayton.
who grew up in Venice Beach.
"I'm one of those believers that
you don't choose the i.mlrument,
it chooses you."
Cayton will be found playing
bass Friday with his orcllest:ra
FYI
•WHAT: Clayton·Hamilton Jazz
Orchestra with Dee Qee
Bridgewater
• WHERE: Segerstrom Hall,
· Orange County Performing Arts
Center, 600 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa
•WHEN: 8 p.m. Friday
•COST: $16 to $46 '--. _.t
• CAU: (714) 556-2787
and guest star Dee Dec
Bridgewater )ii the Ol"ange
County Performing Art!. Center.
"Lt's going to be wild," Gayton
said. "lf you know Dee Dee,
you'll understand why wild."
Cayton ~d Bridegwater. with ·
whom he IS good friends, always
claims that he challenges her too
much, vocally.
"She tries to give me the
impression that I write dilticuh
arrangements," said the former
artistic director of jazz for the
Los Angeles Philharmonic. "But
she owns 1t after Qne rehearsal."
Son of a church choir director,
Cayton studied under bassist
Ray Brown at UCIA at age 16.
. "Ray stre-.~d the importance
of how to play'the bass from top
to bottom and everything in
bet\\oecnt he !.aid of !>ludying
with the ia.rJ master.
At 19. Clayton became the
b<™iist lor the I lcnry Manoni lV
series "The Mancini Generation."
I le graduated with a bachelor's in
music in double bass in 1975. His
career eventually took him on
tour with Monty Alexander,
where he met orchestra
co.founder Jeff Hamilton.
Jeff, they formed the orchestra.
"My task was to write the
music to keep the musicians
coming back. my brother knew
which musicians to call and Jeff
[Hamilton) took care of the
finances," John Oayton said.
"After the first rehearsal. we
immediately felt we had
sontet.hing."
Their paths diverged, as
Oayron joined the Count Basie
Orchestra and drummer
I lamilton joined Woody
Herman.
But years later, after Cayton
s~nt time lll Amsterdam as
pnntipaJ bassist with their
Philhannoruc Orchestra, fate
led them both back to Los
Angeles. where with John
Oayton's saxophonist brother.
Success did not come
instantly for the musicians. The
19-member group's first
performance was in a Hyatt
hote.l lounge. where the
orchestra's leaders convinced
the manager that a big band
See BAND, Pa1eA14
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THEATER
New year's
shows
waiting in
the wings
By Tom Titus
A nolher year brings another round
of theater to the local scene. As
w.ual, it's fairly evenJy divided
between old favontes and productions
making a first appearance in the
Newpon-Mesa area.
South Coast Repenory will stan the ball
rolling next weekend wtth "Proof." wh.iCh
earned playwright David Auburn a
Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award in 2001. It
focuses on a young woman charged with
the care of her Intermittently deranged
father -and wondering just bow much of
his madness, or genius, she has inherited.
Directed by Michael Bloom, "Proof' opens
Jan. 10 after a week of previews beginning
Friday at SCR's Segerstrom Stage. c.a.n
(714) 708-5555 for tick.et information.
,. PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW I DAil. Y PILOT
No new anivah are on tap the next
week. but two await the weekend of Jan.
23. starting that night with "Big Love" at
UC Irvine's Wmifred Smith Hall. Annie
Loui Is directing the play by Charles Mee,
which will be Staged through Feb. l .
Tic:kets may be ordered at (949) 824-2787.
Robert, played by Richard Doyle, left, has a heated discussion wrth daughter Catherine, played by Emily Sergi, m ·Proor at South Coast Repertory.
'Proof' finds life at SCR
Actress, director find David Auburn's Pulitzer-and
Tony-winning play a challenge, with its plot about a
woman dealing with madness and genius in her family.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
D avid Auburn's play "Proor has already
proven to be a success on stage. but
6tarting Priday, director Michael Bloom
and his ca.st. led by F.rniJy Bergl. must
prove1hat they can continue the plays
su~ without imitating Its award-winning
predecessors.
The Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning play
will appear on the ~~m Stage at the South
Coast Repertory through Feb. 6. It started in
previews this past Friday.
The play, which deals with the quirkiness of true
genius and its effect on life. work and family. has
challenged cast members to rise to a theatrical
genius thafis expected to make the play come to
life.
A task that is easier said than done.
FYI
•WHAT: •Proof•
•WHERE: Segerstrom Stage, Sou1h Coast
Repertory, 655 Town Genter Drive, Costa Mesa
•WHEN: In previews through Thursday. Play will
run Friday through Feb. 6. Performance times are
8 p.m. Tuesday through Friday; 2:30 and 8 p.m.
Saturday; and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
• COST: Previews $19 fo $44, regular run $27 to $54
•CALL: (714) 708-5555.
time."
I iowever, that is where BJoom's talent Ues.
Helping actors lchieve such a tasJc is one of his
passions. '
"I'm primarily an acting coach as a director," he
said. "Ym more interested in eliciting and shaping
what the actors are capable of. and I enjoy that
p~morc."
While helping the actors find a connection to
their roles, Bloom must also aid audience members "You have to find an lndlvidual. ldlosyncratic way
of doing it." said the award-winning director. "There
are always at lea.t two sides to a character, and an
actor must keep all of the sides in play at the same
in understanding the power of the play Itself. Emily Sergi and James Waterston share a light
SUNDAY
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Reginald Rose held 1950s 1V audiences
in thrall with his jury room drama "1Wetve
Angry Men," and it's been revived
periodically on stages ever since. The
latest lncamatlon opens Jan. 24 and plays
through Feb. 23 at the Newpon Theater
Arts <:enter. 2501 OiJJ Drive, Newpon
Beach. c.au (949) 631-0288 to mierve
tickets.
"Contact." whlch swept the major
awards on Broadway in 2001, comes to
the Orange County Performing Arts
Center Jan. 28 for a brief engagement
through Feb. 2. Hailed as "positively
revolutionary,· the three-story, three-act
show centers on the universal need for
hwnan connection. c.au (714) 556-2122
for ticket details.
Probably the most attention-grabbing
play title of the upcoming bunch is UCI's
"The Day Maggie Blew Her Head Off."
Teresa Pond will be directing this play by
Amy 'Bridges. whJch runs from Jan. 30
through Feb. 8 ln the university's Studio
Theater.
SCR will be baclc ln action Jan. 28 with
the West Coast premiere of Horton Foote's
"The Carpetbagger's Olfld.ren." The play,
by the author of last season's •Getting
Frankie Married ... and Merwanis," deals
with Southern family values. The show
plays through Feb. 16 on the Julianne
A'i)'IOS Stage.
"God.spell" was one ofSCR's biggest hits
SM SHOWS, Pace A14
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II " Dady Piiot SOCIETY Satl.wday, JlllWfY 4, 2003 All
THE CROWD
Tennis classic gets a
South coast kickoff
T he Adoption Guild of
Southern Ordnge County
ldcked off the 200.1 Roy
Emerson Tennis Oassic with a
holiday party in conjunction
with the grand opening or
Puzzle 7.oo, a loy store in South
Coast Plaza owned by Jay ·
Demkrlft. The event rai!K.'<1
funds for Holy Pcunily Services
Adoption and Foi.ter Care.
Chaired by
the Adoption
Guild
President
Susan BeaU,
with suppon
from
Ou1sdne
Shlvelyand
Marlly
Performing Arts Center is sel to
presenl The Paul McNeff Singers
on Jan. 16 at Symphony Hall at
The Orange Counry High School
of the Arts. The performan~
marks the thJrd event in the
ongoing Celebrity Series
preSented by The Crescendo
Chapter.
"Organizers are calling the
show 'Uplifted With Song'
because it reflects the
educational outreach
philosophy or presenting the
power of music,· organizer
Oaire Burt said.
TI1e event \s open to the
public, with tickets priced at 525
• at the door. For more
information, call (7 14) 771 -467~.
~n. the MAKING A DIFFERENCE
event It's not only the wealthy and 8. W. COOK welcomed the socially prominent communHy
Newport -members who make a real
Mesa communiry to Pw.7Je Zoo difference at holiday time for
and a host of other shopping those less fonunate. The food
destinations at South U>a..<,t ~rvers at Maggiano's LinJe Italy
Pla7.a The Rainforest Caf~ Restaurant in Costa Mesa pooled
provided food and libauonc; their tips for the final weeks of
while local supponers or The the year and donated the money
Adoption Guild and the to the Blind Children's Learning
Emerson Tennu. loumament Cenrer in Tustin to help vtsually
including Laurie Moran, €a.nie impaired chddren 4 to 6 years
MacMllUan. Yvonne Shen, Wes old.
and Carole Armand, AJ and Un • 1-..ach holiday season. we plan
Auer, Kdly Wilson, Sh eUey an event for children with
Carey. Debbie Lee, Harriet special need!.," said Marianne
Se.Ina and Halina Groothuls Skinner. a food server at
nungled and dJ'>CU!>.'>ed plans for Maggmno's who organized the
the 2003 Emerson frnni'> t>vent. event -· -· <
MCNEFF SINGERS
CRESCENDO
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The (.~cendo Chapter or The
Guilds oflne Orange County
SILVER
FEET
or the Blind Oilldren's Leaming
Center. was thrilled with the
outcome or the gathering. "The
celebration was not only fun.
but it stimulated the children's
'lenses in so many wayi.. We-are
so grateful.· Morgan l>ald.
Maggiano·., organizers brought
in snow, made a snowman with
the children and invited Santa to
come and meet the children so
they could sit on his lap, reel his
velvet suit and touch rus,long
white beard to get a sense of
what St. Nick acrually "looks
Wc.e. ~ Maggiano's Restaurant.
farget Department Stores, 'Il}e
\.,omer Baltery and OrcUlge
County Ice contributed to make
the season bnght for the
children.
FOWES AUomoNS
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1lgner announces that auditions
are being held for CHOC Follies
VII. It's hard to believe that six
~n!> of the Cl IOC Follies
have passed, with Zigner and
company returning to present
·As The Olannels Tum! . . A
MusicaJ Romp Through IV
Land."
• Zigner tells us that the
production, which benefits
Qilldren's Hospital or Ordnge
County and CHOC at Mi~ion
will be presented at TI1e Grove or
Anatu!imnnMarch 14 a.ml 15.
Auditions for the show will take
place at Newport's Sutton Place
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SPECIAL
'GIMME SHELJER'
"Gimme Shelter," the Maysles
brothera' 1970 film o~ a Rolling
Stones tour, will be shown at 7
and 9 p.m. Friday at the UC lrvlne
'6tudent Center Crystal Cove
, Auditorium. The film Is part of a
series titled •FtJnk, Punk and
Monie Music on Film." Upcoming
movies lndude "Straight, No
Chaser: Thelonlus Monk" on Jan.
17 and "Downtown 81" on Jan
24. The UO campus Is at Campus
and Unlve.aity drives, Irvine. $3
UC1 students, $4 UCI faculty/staff
and other students, $5 general.
(949) 824-5588.
. BILL COSBY
Comedian Bill Cosby will perform
at 6 and 9 p.m. Saturday in
Segerstrom Hall at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
M es.. he shows are part of the
Centts1 1> new Spotlight Series.
$35 to $60. (714) 556-2787.
MU'Sl C
JAZZ. ORCHESTRA
Dee Dee Bridgewater will join the
Oayton Hamilton Jazz Orchestra at
8 p.m. Friday to bring big band jazz
to-5egen;trom Hall, Orange
County Performing Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive. $16 to $46.
(714) 556-2787.
EMERSON STRING QUARTET
At 7:30 p.m. Saturday, the
Emerson String Quartet will
return to Founders Hall in the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center for the fourth season. A
preview talk by Herbert Glass will
be held at 6:~5 p.m. The Center is
at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa
... , Mesa. $52. (714) 556-2787.
LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC
The Los Angeles Philharmonic,
under the baton of Zubin J.1ehta,
will perform ar3 p.m,.Jan. 12 In
Segerstrom Hall, Orange County
Performing Arts Center, 600 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The
program, which will include
Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in
E minor, is presented by the
Philharmonic Society of Orange
County. s19 to S59. (714) 556-2787.
SUWVANSHOW
Singer Anna Marie Alberghetti
will join with comedian John
Byner, the Amazing Platters and
ventriloquist Todd Oliver to offer
"A Tribute to Ed Sullivan" at 4
p.m. Jan 12. The show will take
place in Orange Coast College's
Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $37
advance discount or $43 at the
door. (714) 432·5880.
TOKYO STRING QUARTET
The Tokyo String Quartet will join
pianist Max Levinson at 7;30 p.m.
DATE B OOK
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eftemoona. TIM progrem fNtu~
jazz end d euk rodt tunea for
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Tate 6, e funk. rode and Motown
act, pertonm et 9 p.m. SaturdayS
at Cannelo'• Rlltorente, 3520 E. ,
Coast Highwey, Corona del Mar.
Solo gultariJt Ken Sandera
perfonns Cfauf'cal flam enco
tunes at 7:3(/ p.m. Tuesday• and
Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922.
~TURDAY NIGHT R&B
Gerald lahlbaahl and the Stone •
Bridge Band play rOdt end R&B flt
9 p.m. Saturday• at SUtton Place.
Hotel'• Trianon Lounge, 4500
MacArthur Blvd., N8\yp()rl Beac:tt.
Free. (949) 476-2001.
SENIOR CENTER AFTERNOON
A seveo-plece group plays big
band tunes from 1 :30 to 3:30 p.m.
Fridays at Oasis Senfor Center,
800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del
Mer. $4. (949) &W-32A4 .
STAGE
'SEUSSICAL. THE MUSICAL.•
The Cat in the Hat slink through
the Orange County Perfonnlng
Arts Center today with "Seuulcal
the Musical" stamng Cathy
Rigby. "SeusaJcal " explores the
wortd of Or. Seuss. from the land
ot the Whoa to the Jungle of
Nool. The Center Is at 600 Town
C~nter Drive, Costa Mesa.
Performances are at 1 and 8 p.m.
today. $22 to $57.•(714) 556-2787.
'PROOF'
"Proof," the Tony Award·winning
play by David Auburn, Is open for
previews through Thursday at
Segerstrom Stage, South Coast
Repertory, 650 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. The play,
whidl will begin its regular run on
Friday and close Feb. 9, tells the
story of a young woman who
tries to discover how mucti
· genius and insanity she has
inherited from her brilflant fsther
~rformances will be at 8 p.m.
Tuesday through Friday; at 2;30
Violinist Sarah Chang will 1om the Pacific Symphony Orchestra at 8 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday for a concert in Seg~rstrom
Hall, Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa .. $19 to $59. (714) 755-5799.
and 8 p.m. Saturday; and at2:30
an-a 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Prevtewa •
$19 to $44, regular run $27 to $64"*"
(714) 708-5555.
ART
Jan. 16 for a concert at the 9renwi
County Performing Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. Pieces by Brahms and
Haydn are on the program. A
preview talk will be given by
Herbel't Gia$$ at 6:45 p.tn $49.
(714) 740-7878.
HABIBKOlTE
African musician Habib Korte and
his band, Bamada, will perform at
8 p.m . at the Irvine Barclay
Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive,
Irvine. Koite, who comes from
Mali, blends jazz and blues with his
West African beats. $24 to $28.
(949) 8544646.
MUSIC AT THE TEE ROOM
The M arte Davidson Trio, with Aon
Eschete on guitar. performs at 8
p.m. Fridays at the Tee Room,
3100 Irvine Ave .• Newport Beach.
$10 cover. (949) 756-0121
6 to 10 p.m . M onday through
Wednesday. (949) 718-0188.
WEEKLY JAM
RAT PACK MONDAYS The Studio Cafe presents
Magaian<?'s Little Italy pays Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11
tribute io th'e'Aat'Padt every ' ... ·p:m. everyweek. "Wanted"
Monday with entertainer Chris mus1C1ans include guitar players,
Williams and his five-piece band bass players, singers, drummers,
There will be complimentary hors keyboardists and others at 100
d'oeuvres and dancing. No cover. Mam St, Newpon Beach Free
Reservations recommended. (949) 675-noo.
(714) 546-9550. .
JAZZ TRIO
Gulfstream Restaurant in
Newport Beach presents a 1au
trio Sunday through.Wednesday
as regular entertainment at 850
Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach.
Hours are 6 to 9 p .m. Sunday and
,
MUSIC AT THE GRIU
The Bluewater Gnll offers hve
music Friday and Saturday
nights. Greg Morgan, Nidt Peper
and Kelly Gordien (known as
MPG) perform classic rode, A&B
and swing at 8:30 p.m . Fndays.
Marvin Gregory and MPG will
perform classic rode, swing and
A&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The
restaurant is at 630 Lido Partc
Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949)
675-3474.
'ZJNE SCENE'
"Zine Scene," an exhibit of zines
organized by the Crenbroolt Art
Museum, will be on display
Saturday through April 27 at the
Orange County Museum of Art's
Satellite Gallery, South Coast
MUSIC AT THE PELICAN Plaza, 3333 Bdstol St, Costa
-r... Ru p 1 -• th Mesa. Zinea are publication• -• ~n& sty e ican uuers e. .... """ . ··-.:.::.1;,e. ·-·~..., --music of Common Ground from 1 & moV'"L' -"'
Wednesday through Sunday. The individuals or amall groups.
band performs from 7 to 10 p.m . Museum hours are 10 a.m. to 9
Wednesday and Thursday, from p.m. Monday through Friday, 10
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and 11
Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m. a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunct.y. F-ree.
Sunday. The rsstaurant is at 2735 (949) 759-1122.
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Free. (949) 642-3431. JANEtlU.
WEEKEND BLUES
Anthony's Aivert>oat Restaurant
in Newport Beach presents The
Balboa Blues on Friday and
Sat~rday evenings and Sunday
·Local Scenes; art by Jane Hill,
will be on display at the Newport
Beach Public Library through Feb.
28. A receptlon for the artist wU1
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HOURS
Continued from Al 2
be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on
Jan. 28. The library i• at 1000
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 717-3801
Marjetlca Porte will b&on display
through March 2 at the Orange
County Museum of Art, 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach.
Porte's wortt deals with iaauea of
\ STARS OF MAGIC
..
'LIGHT SCREENS'
TI1e Orange County Museum of
Art will present ·ught Screens:
Thtl Leaded Glass of Frank Lloyd
Wright• through Sunday at 850
-San Clemente Drive. Newport
Beach. ~useum hours are 11 a m
to 5 p.m. Tuesday through
S\jnday. $5 for adults, $4 for
set1ibrs and students, and ftee for
members and childcen younger
than 16. (949) 759-1122.
STUDYING IDENTITY
·101entity: Portraits in the 21st
Century• will open Wednesday
and close. Jan 26 at UC Irvine's
Beall Center for Art and
Technology. A reception for the
show will be held from 6 to 8 p.m.
Tuesday at the Center, which 1s in
the Claire Trevor Sctiool of the
Arts on the UCI campys, comer of
Campus and University drives.
The Beall Center 1s open from
noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday through
Sunday and until 8 p m on
Thursday. Free. (949) 824-6206
HAWAII GONE DIGITAL
•D1g1tal Art of the Hawa11an
Islands· will be on display
through Jan. 13 at the Robert
Mondavi Win~ and Food Center,
1570 Scenic Ave .• Costa Mesa
Free 1714) 327-8300
'THROUGH THE GREEN FUSE'
The Susan Spmtus Gallery will
present an exh1b1~of
photographs by Robert
Buelteman titled ·Through the
Green Fuse· through Jan 31 at
3S29 Birch St • Newport Beach
1949) 474-4321
BRAVO PHOTOGRAPHS
Works by famed Mexican
photographer Manuel Alvarez
Bravo will be on display through
Feb 16 at the Orange County
Museum of Art. 850 San
Clemente Dnve. Newport Beach
The works will be shown
concurtently with ·The Spint of
Mexico-:" an e'<h1b1t exploring
Mexico through the eyes of
modern photographeh including
Henn Cartier Bresson and Edward
Weston. Museum hours are 11
a m 10 5 p.m Tuesday through
Sunday. $5 for adults. $4 for
seniors and students. and free for
members and ctuldren younger
than 16. (949) 759-1122
MARJETICA PORTC
An insteflattOfl by Slovenian artist
sheher, poverty and •
displacement Museum hours are
11 a.m . to 5 p.m . Tuesday through
Sunday.$5foradulta,$4for
Jeniora ancl student., and"freo for
members and children younger
than 16. (949) 759-1122.
DANCE
SOClAl DANCING
Social dancing takes 'place the
fourth Sunday of each month
from 4 to 5:30 p.m . at the Jimmie
DeFore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus
Drive, Ste. G-3. Costa Mesa. The
dances raise funds for the
center's boildin~ program
Donations acx::epted. (714)
241-9908.
SENIOR BALLROOM
Ballroom dancing to the music of
the Costa Mesa Music Makers is
offered from 7:30 '° 10:30 p.m.
Tuesdays at Costa Mesa Senior
Center, 695 W. 19th St. $4. (949)
~-.
ARGENTINE TANGO
Tango dancing is offered from 8
p.m to 12;30 a.m on the first
Saturday of each month at
Danscene Studio, 2980
McChntodc Way, Costa Mesa
(714) 641-8688.
KIDS
'IMAGINATION-IN-MOTION'
Mime, modem dance, comedy
and vaudeville will combine Jan.
17 and 18 when the Orange
County Perfonning Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive m CostA
Mesa, present
·1maginet1on-in-Mot1on" as part.
of 11s Founders Family Fun senes
Performances will be 7 p.m Jan
17 and 11 a.m. and 1 pm. Jan.'18
$9 (7·14) 556-2787
STARLIGHT STORIES
Children 3 10 7 are mv1ted 10
partic1P.ate in songs and
finger-puppet plays at 7 p.m
Mondays at the Costa Mesa
Library, 1855.Parll Ave 1949)
646-8845. '
P JS ANo·e6oKs '· A children's story time 1s
presented at 7 p.m. Mondays
and at 10:30 a m Saturdays at
the Newport Beach Central
Library. 1000 Avocado Ave
Children may wear pa1amas to
the evening sessions Free (949)
717-3801
WEEKLY STORYTELLER
A chtldren's.story time is h.eld
10:45 a.m. Wednesdays at Barnes POETRY
& Noble Booksellers at Metro
Pointe, 901-B South Coast Drive,
Costa Mesa. (7141444-0226. HE'S 'BETTIN'
Poets Lee Mallory and Season
STORY TIME Cole will read poetry at 8 p m.
A ch1ldren·s story time 1s held at Tuesday m The Gypsy Den Cafe.
10 a.m. Wednesdays and 10:15 2930 Bristol St.. Costa Mesa Neil
a.m. Fridays at Borders Books & Miranda will provide the music
Music at South Coast Plaza. 3333 Mallory will read from his new
Bear St.. Costa Mesa. Free (714) book. "Benm· on the Come:" Free.
432-7854. -· -... 1 __ Qfil549-7012.
PERFORMANCE POETRY
Poets Lob and Jaimes Palacio will'
perfonn poetry at an open
reading a! B p.m. Wednesday tn
Atta Coffee House. 506 31st St.
Newport Beach Sign-ups for the
open reading will begin at 7: 30
p m. Free. (949) 675-0233
Dale Salwak will
bnng the ·sta~
of Magic" to
Orange Coast
College at 8 p.m
Jan. 18 for a
showwrth
dazzle Among
ttus year's
performers are
Greg and Lyuda
Wilson . Jason
Byrne and Rich
Bloch. The
perf orinance will
be in the Robert
B. Moore
Theatre. 2701
Fa1rv1ew Road.
Costa Mesa. S 14
for children, $27
for students and
seniors and $29
for the general
public in •
advance Tickets
at the door wttl
be $16 for J "
children and $33
for the general
pubhc (71 4)
432-5880.
4 -·
·wming Out the Stonn. Reading
and Wntmg Your Way Through
S&nous Illness or Injury; will
present a mini-workshop based
on her book at 2 p.m. Saturday in
the Borders Boob, MuSIC & Cafe.
South Coast Plaza 3333 Bear St..
Costa Mesa. Free (714) 432· 7854
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HOURS
Continued from Al 3
a failed World War II plot to
prevent Emperor Hirohito's
surrender of Japan, will be
discussed and signed by Its
author, Jim Smith, at 1 p.m.
J~ 18 at Borders Books, Music
a Caf6,South Coast Plaza.
3333 Bear St., Cotta Mesa. Free.
(714) 432-7854.
DlNING/TA~TING
SUNSET DINNERS
The Rusty Pelican offers Sunset
Dinnefs from 4 to 6:16 p.m.
Monday through Friday at 2735
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. $10-$15. (949) 642-3431.
SUNDAY BRUNCH
The Rusty Pelican offers Sunday
Brunch from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
every Sunday at 2735 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
$8-$15. (9491642-3431.
TWILIGHT DINING
A twilight dining menu, featuring
dishes such as chicken
parmigiana and calamari picante
at reduced prices, is offered from
5 to 6 p.m. weekdays and from 4
to 6 p.m. Sundays at Villa Nova
Restaurant. 3131 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. (949)
642-7880.
WINE TASTINGS
Hi-Time Wine Cellars offers wine
tastings from 4:30 to 8 p.m.
Fridays and from 1 :30 to 8 p.m.
SHOWS
Continued from Al 0
Saturdays. (949) 650-8463.
SUNDAY BRUNCH
A Sunday brunch, featuring
International seafood and salad
buffets, roasts carved to order
and breakfast favorites, Is held
from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
Sutton Place Hotel, 4600
MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. $30; $40 with f
champagne. (949) 476-2001.
CLUBS
ALTA COFFEE
Musical acts perform at 8:30 p.m.
Thursdays through Saturdays at
Alta Coffee House. 606 31st St.,
Newport Beach. (949) 675-02Ji3·
ATRIUM MARQUIS _
A variety of live music1s
presented daily at the Atrium's
Airporter Club, 18700 MacArthur
Blvd .. Irvine. (949) 833-2770.
BISTR0201
Jau is played at 8 p.m. Fridays
and Saturdays and at 11 a.m.
Sundays at Bistro 201 . 3333 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
(949) 631-1551.
DIN DIN AT BAMBOO TERRACE
Instrumental music is performed
after 9 p.m. Thursdays and pop
and rock is presented after 9 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays at Din Din
at the Bamboo Terrace, 1773
Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa.
(949) 645-5550.
DURTY NELLY'S
Live music is performed at 9
p.m. Fridays and Saturdays at
rwo weekends of absurdlst
!heater Feb. 15 to 23. The
-double bill will be directed by
OCC stud ents in the college's
Studio Theater. c.aJJ (714)
432·5640 for information.
back in the mid-1970-.. before
the company moved uptown
into the Sou1h C...oast fown
Cenrer. The Coi.ta Mesa CiVlc
Playhou!>e hru. the Bible-based
musical by John-Michael
Tebelak and Stephen Schwartz
ucketed for performances from
1-'eb. 6 to March 2 under the
-<.hrection of Megan l:.ndicoll.
The 1.heater il> at 611 I lamihon
Si. Tickets can be rei.erved at
(949) 650-5269.
Two plays from l~ugene
Ionesco will provide Orange
Coas1 College's Repertory
Thearer with ammunition for
·Fiddler on the Roof' has
become one of our most
popular musicals. The'runeful
story of Tevye and his five
daughters striving for a .
.meaningful life in a
downtrodden l,lussian village
' will be presented by Costa
Mesa's Vanguard Universiry, SS
Fair Drive. from Feb. 20 to
March· 2. Tu:kets may be
ordered at (7 14) 668-6 I 45.
Mounting a production of
Shakespeare's "King Lear" for
only four performances may
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Nelly's, 2916 Red Hill Ave., Costa
Mesa. (714) 967-1951.
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
Live muJlc Is performed
Mondays through Saturdays at
the FoYr Se1aon1 Hotel, 690
Newport Center Drive, Newport
Beach. (949) 769-0808. •
HARD ROCK CAFt
Live m~slc 11 performed
Sundays at Hard Rode Caf6, 451
Newport Center Drive, Newport
Beach. (949) 640-8844.
THE HARP INN
Live muslQ ia performed
Thursdays throu'1h Saturdays
at the Harp Inn, 130 E. 17th St,
Costa Mesa. (9491 646-8866.
HOGUE BARMICHAEL'S
Live music is performed
Wednesdays through Saturdays
at Barmichael's, 3950 Campus
Drive, Newport Beach. (949)
261-6270.
UDO CIGAR ROOM
Enjoy a smoke with your drink
at Lido Cigar Room, 3441 Via
Lido, Suite D, Newport Beach.
(949) 723-0595.
MARGARrTAVlUE
Live music is performed at
Margaritaville, 2332 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. (949)
631-8220.
MARRAKESH
Authentic Moroccan cuisine
and belly dancing is offered at 5
p.tlf."Ui:iiiy at Marrakesh, 1976
Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa.
(949) 645-8384.
seem like a good deal of woric .
for little reward, bu1 !hat's what
UCI has in store starting Feb. 27.
The epic tragedy will play
lhrough March I in lhe Oai.re
Trevor Theater on campus.
Another Shakespeare play, "lWo
Gentlemen of Verona." will be
offered by Soulh Coast
Repertory staning Feb. 28 on
lhe Segerstrom Stage. The
comedy plays through-March
30: -
"The La.ramie Project,·· a'
dramatization of lhe murder of
a gay sruden1 in Wyoming. will
be pre ented at Orange Coast
CoUege for an abbreviated
March I 9 to 23 engagement
SCR will m ount the Alan
Ayckbourn comedy "Relatively
MARRIOTT HOTEL
Live music 11 performed
Mondays through Saturdays at
the Marriott Hotel, 900 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach.
(949) 640-4000.
MULDOON'$
Muldoon'• is an lrlah pub at 202
Newport Center Drive, Feahlon
Island, Newport Beach. (949)
640-4110.
OYSTER BAR LOUNGE
Local pop and llght rock acta
perform Fridays and Saturdays
at Newport Landing's Oyster
Bar Lounge at the Balboa Ferry
Landing, 503 E. Edgewater Ave.
(949) 675-23n,
TEE ON THURSDAY
The Tee Room presents its
two-piece band every Thursday
between 6 and 9 p.m. at 3100
Irvine Ave., Newport Beach.
(949) 756-0121.
TOTALLY COFFEE
Open mike night Is held from
8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Thursdays at
Totally Coffee, 1525 Mesa Verde
Drive East, Costa Mesa. (714)
435-9367.
VlUANOVA
Rich Fauno plays at the piano
bar at 9 p.m . Sundays through
Wednesdays and the
three-piece jazz and blues band
Misbehavin' plays at 9 p.m .
Thursdays through Saturdays
at Villa Nova, 3131 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. (949)
642-7880.
Spealdng" March 21 through
April 6. They'U be playing wilh
"Funny Money" from March 28
to April 27 at lhe Newport
Theater Ans Center.
Coming in ApriJ will be ·Les
Miserables" returning to lhe
Performiilg Arts Center; "Ups
Together. Teeth Apan" at the
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse;
·Fools"· at Vanguard University;
"Intimate Apparel" aL5CR; and
"Lady Wmdermere'i. Fan" at
UCJ. All in all. a richly varied ·
diet of !heater in COsta Mesa
and Newpon Beach.
•TOM TITUS writes about and
reviews local theater for the Daily
Pilot. His reviews appear
Thursdays and Saturdays.
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Clayton Hamilton Jazz Orchestra leaders (clockwise from left) Jeff
Clayton, drummer Jeff Hamilton and bassist John Clayton.
BAND
Continued from A 10
would sound great
"Needless 10 say, he ~
willmg to experiment with us.
but not willing 10 fork over
money." Oayton :;aid of the
orchestra's fin.I booking. "There
were more people on L11e
band'>tand than m lhe
PROOF
Continued from AlD -·
"If J feel like Im going to teU
the s1ory dearly, then T have to
make myself personally into an
audience member,·• Bloom said.
·11·~ more a ma11er of making sure
thatJhe story is told... '
. For Sergi. the role means
... revealing the turmoil ~a young
woman, Cathenne. who ponder;
the po'>Sltliliry that she bd5 p._( mherit~ her falher'c; geniu ... or
hi'> madnt"IS.
By placing a ptt>ce of herself
into her charac1er. l3ergl. whose
h~ abo acted m televtS1on and
moV1er.. L'> able to breathe hfe into
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"I think thi<, LC, one of the
grea1es1 paru I'll ever really play.
. One of the rea.soll'> I look the
role was ~ause I was remtied of
it," Rergl !>a.Id "It\ difik-u.JI 10 J)UI
audience."
Bw word got around and. after
a while. the band pac}.;ed the
place.
"We never took no for an
amwer," <Jayton '>atd.
fhf' orche!>lra has Mnt:e
performed 1t~ big band \Ound at
the I lolJywood Bowl, wurlong •
with ant'>!'> from Diana Krall to
John f!ll2 .. 1relh. aml relt>a-.cd
!>everaJ en ....
}'011.-..elf out lht.•re. but I thm}.; that
Ive learned. I rnnunue 10 learn
h<J\.v vnat11 ''not IO ht· dlra1d of
Tadurt'
8)' pw.hmg 1ha1 fear cc.1d1r
Sergi wa!> able to t-mbract' tJw
role and pu'>h herwlf ro ht·r
luntt'>
It\ hke .i marathon for
whoeve play-.. tht'! p.m lnpre"
such tu ., .tnt.l l~'l> ... 1mpfy the
energy.rftjutred: '>he \did adding
.. tha1 II'> 'IX'ing on '>lagt' he1gh1ens
the experfonct· "II\ all t.1bou1 the
· ~~.&Jt~~ ahotl™1a1 \>\ere
mg to uo on .,1.lRl' ·• ,/
\\litn&ing \>\11a1\ bt•111g t!one
on '>lage, Bloom c>x1wn .... will be a
nt.le 111 H'>C'lf for .tud1cnL<."'.
"I Llunk 11 '>about tnN. and
that !>trike~ me a.-. \Cry penmen!."
he '>3.Jd. ·• 1Aud1ent l''>I can expect a
really mteU1gen1 t'\t.'ntng thcll h.as
a 101 of deplh of reeling Bt>cause
11 " got all tlu">t' fat et'>. "" vl'ry
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"Mediocre at best."
BUI Barnett, Newport Harbor
High girls wate~ polo coach
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· COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL
'(Eaters ready ·for 'new seaso n'
•
Coach Pat Douglass says lessons learned throughout the
nonconference season could go a long way in Big West.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
the team in scoring along with
senior forward Jordan Harris at
11 . 7 points per game. Gloger is
nearly halfway to UCI's single-
season record for steals. Gloger
has 31 steals in nine games (3.4
average)' and the .Anteater re-
hungry to prove them.wives. We UCI has had '>lX plJH'r' '>lUrt." in dou
lcnOW it's going tO be a dogfight." ble figurer, In II!> pii'>I l\\f) \1t:l<Jrl~"> f11t'
Long Beach State lS 1-8 on the Anteater!> have aho !Jd<l a '>Uh,rant1al
season after dropping a 54 -49 reboundmg advantaKt' 111 h111h garn~
decision to visiung Ponland 43-35, again'>I 1 lonJ.i ~llo.1111Jl .1:1d -IB
Monday. Coach Larry Reynolds in 27, over IPF\\',
his first year Wlth the 49ers, However, Dougla" h.l, lwt'n \lre"ing
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LONG BEACH -The time has come.
Thls is what the UC Irvine men's
basketball team has been playing for.
After a nonconference season that has
included dilferem starting lineups, high
c,coring. bad shooting. good shooting
and a sh1fl toward the youth move-
ment, the Anteaters have improved as
they will open their Big West Confer-
ence season tonight at 7:35 at Long
Beach State.
winning strealc and has won six of its
past seven, ended its nonconference
season on a high note. Mike Efevberha,
the Anteaters' lon e true freshman, has
been instrumental in UCl's run. He has
scored 17, 13, and 14 points in the last
rhree wins over Saint Mary's, lndiana-
Purdue, Fon Wayne and Florida Atlan-
tic. He is 7 of 13 from three-point range
in the past three games ..
cord is 66 in 28 games (2.4) by Scott
Brooks during the 1986-87 season.
whom have lost seven LO a row Long the difference in U1g \\1 ..,: ,n Uon .Ht: .................. .
ucr (6-3), which is on a three-game
Redshirt freshman Jeff Gloger has
been ciEdited for guiding the offense
and for providing ball-hawking defense,
while Adam Parada. UCl's 1-foot junior
center, has improved recenl.ly and leads
·we have emphasized it's a new ball-
game; tt's a new season.· Douglass said.
MWe've had preseason, and now it's
league season. You have to learn valu-
able leSl>On!> in preseason to hopefully
get you ready for league play, especially
for us staning out with rhree games on
the road. That's always tough. We'll be
facing Long Beach, which is struggling.
obviously. But they're going to.be very
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER ·
Newport
boUncies·.
I ' . . . , r Monarchs-
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'l Ta rs break into the wi n column
with 1-0 victo ry over Mater De i.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
NFWPORT BEACH -Seemmgly deprived of
luck for a majority of the first 11 games, the New-
port I larbor High girls soccer team finally got the
brealc it was looking for and
• M aterDe1
Newpon
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made the most of it.
After a Mater Dei player
committed a hand ball within
the 18-yard box. Parade
Maga.ane All-American sen-
ior Amy Burllilgham booted a
ball thdt Monarch goalkeeper
Tawny Por.gio got her hands
on but couldn't stop from
sneak.mg LOto the right side of
the net Burhngham's goal
came with 19 minutes gone in
. the first half and was the only
<>core in a I ·O nonleague win, Harbor's first of the
c;eason.
"We've been playmg really well and we're coming
together as a team.· said Burlingham. bound for
the University of Texas in the fall. "We've kept a
pos1uve amrude each game and we're getting more
and more confidence. There' no reason why we
shouldn't be winning.·
Newport (1-6-5) defeated a Monarch team (6-4)
coached by former Sailors' ~ head man Matty
West. West and six-year Newport Coach Jason Sor-
rell both played at Irvine Valley ln the early 1990s.
"(The first win) has been a long time coming."
Beach State senior LemJ \4/UJiains, who . said h1c, playt'r-, hJ t· k<imt'Ll 1e~..,on'
averaged 6.4 points and 3.6 rebounds throughout tht' nonu1111t•1• mt• ,t'a'>on
per game LO e1gh1 game'>. ha!> lefl the "There "'ere lt'~'>llll'> \\llh tt c ma1ont)
team citing personal relbons and IOJU· of our player'> IO lw <.:011'1,re:11 gdllle m
ries. and game <1u1. "d>d l>ougld'>'>. la'>l
Semor guard Tony Darden leadc, Long year'c, Big \\e't < flJlh 11 rhe Yt-ar
Beach in scoring at 16.2 point per "There are lt''>\011' of ,\ dt \11u can be
game, while junior forward KeVll1 Rob-accounted fur a., tur ,1, '>lllnbuuom
ens, who scored a sea.!>on-h1gh 21 you can make on ii l ''"'"ll'nl haw•,
points against Ponland, i!> averaging
12.3 points per game. See UCI. Pa&e 84
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Sailors
I
toqJ edo
El Toro
Seven players share in the
scoring of 13-7 \r1ctory.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT
BEAOi ~ A pa SCOREBOARD
tient off ens1ve at
ta.ck yielded plent\' ~ • of goab ro ~"'
arotmd for tht>
Newport Harbor
High guts waier
polo team agaJn'>l
nonleague foe FJ E •o,
Toro Fndav at ..,,.,.oo-· 3
~'J>OO Hamor
H1gh.
Se\."en Satlol"\ taJhl.od ~al' tor ·,t·wpc1n
(7-2) wtuch bee.tee! the <.~el" h 2
13-7, six dar-> foUowmg a drarrwoc b·; <ll'
feat aJ. the hands of undefeare<l Foothill
Senior dnver Jenna \1urphy led tht·
Sailor. attack with t.hf"N.· gi kll'>. l\.\.t1 a.c..-.1'-t'
and two steals wtult-four ~ewpon playero.
scored two ~ Anne Belden. .\nrut>
Wight C.arotyn C.Onv.<1\ and 1~1ca BaU
each found the bad. ot tht· r~ t"1("{' \,,th
Katie Eridcson and Pa!.,.e Ian~ ~ster
ing single goals for tht• \ 1C1 nl"
E\.'en Mth a """ !(o.J \\111 :\t'\,'J)Ort
Coad! Bill Barnett ..aid lhl·n·' a lot of
room for unprovemcnt tor h1' ..quad
Sorrell said. "Our record doesn't show how well Tars' Stephanie Lambrakis ( 14) is hooked by Mater Oers Kristen Miller m a battle for possession.
"Mediocre at be!.t" c.,aid Barnett a.bout
Newport's play Friday "Our pa ...... mg weni
poor. At times ~·d gc1 the ball Mld v.it.hm
10 we mreW 1t a\l\nv"
See TARS, Paee 83 El Toro got~ second goal l7. iaking ad
See POLO. Pase 83
DAILY PILOT ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
y -~indqt1ist Jenna · Murphy
Eagles' big man elevates his game to help
Fstancia enter league season wi~ promise.
Bury Faulkner
Daily Pilot
W hen you're ~foo\-8 and playins against high
school compeddon. the task of rtslng to the
occasion Is typically associated with smaller ·
opponent&
But for &tancia ffi8b senior Joey Undquist, being head
and ahouldm taller than post defmdm has not always
translated Into consistent buketball 1uc:.cesa. ·u Joey was playing again.It Sbaqullle O'Neal. he'd aeon
25 qalnst him." Estancia High Coldl Oui.I Sorce aa.ld.
"But tf be wu playing ap1nJt me, he'd 1<10re ftve.
•Joey UMa to be Cballenaed and he lltet to be puehed.
The bWt the cballenge, the ·more he t1Mt to iL •
Undquilt elevated hit kMI of play In four recent Cout
a.Sc tournament~~ 15.5 pc)inta. ~
... l.MDQUIST.,,.. ..
' She is determined pn making fina1 season
a special one, and the results have shown.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily~'°"
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00~ LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Newport Harbor's Kate Younglove (2) heads the ball toward !-1ater De1 goal in the first half Friday.
TARS
Continued from B 1
we've played. We were lead~g
Santa Margarila. 1-0. El Toro, 2· 1.
and we've faced Capistrano VaJ.
ley and bperarua. We got the
lucky break today and other than
~me rrustakes late in the game
we d1dn t give up any silly goals."
l'ewport held the MonarchJ> to
no '>hOL'> m the first half and
three allempts in the final two
quaner-.. rwo coming in the final
20 minute'> But aggressive de·
feo.'>e pro\llded by senior Taryn
Aainson along with sophomores
Erin I lardy and Tayler Giilcoma-
m kept Mater Dei at bay. New-
pon '>tm1or goallceeper Kara De-
Mtlle slid feet-first to smother a
ball in front of a charging Kmten
Miller
·1 tc1.Id\ and Giacomaro both
playt•d ,their best games all year
and Andi Sams. Stepharue Lam-
brakJ., and Amanda Hollenberg
POLO
Continued from B 1
ventage of a slow Newport transl·
bOO defense following a blown
whi'>tle that the Sailors appeared to
think mcllc.-ated it was actually the
0wge~· pos.session.
Wight also aclcnowledged the
SaDors were n.l..'>ty with their passes
and couldn't explain why the team
6ttmed '))uggJSh at times.
"We 1ned to play smart by not
having an) e-.<LSy turTlCJVen. and no
bad ~'*"' but that didn't v.'Ork coo
well today." W'ight srud ·1 thmk we
can defuutely unprove and get
bad. on the nght track."
Barnett said the team played
better m its loSI> to Foothill last
week.end in the finals of the New·
pan Harbor-Corona del Mar Holl·
day Cup. but w.l'> impressed with
Newpons counteranadcs.
Three of Newport's five second-
penod goals came foDowing a steal
in the def ensrve end. Bal.I. Murphy
19ld Erickson each collected assists
on breaks m the second quarter as
Newpon built a 9-4 halftime lead
1he dosest FJ Toro got was a 2-2
~ following a goal by senior Katie
Hedley, who led the Olargers with
fow goals on eight shots and also
notched two assists. Ball scored
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
CelebratJng the Dally ~s
Athlete ofthe Weelc senes
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did well when they were in
there." Sorrell said. "It was a total
team effort today." ·
Newport had its chances to in-
crease the lead in the second
half, but the UC Riverside-bound
Poggio came up with key saves.
Burlingham broke for the goal
on a header by senior midfielder
1tisha Onh to kick a ball Poggio
knocked away with her left ann.
After Mater Dei sent rwo shots
on DeMille at the other end,
Burlingham led a rwo-on-one
advantage alongside freshman
forward Amy Klippert but Poggio
again denied the shots.
"Unlucky," said Burlingham ..
the Sea View League Player of
the Year last season and a 6rst-
team AlJ-CIF Sout11em Secuon
DIV1S1on ii selection, about her
shots on breaks up field. "Some-
runes It goes in and somenmes it
doesn't. The more praetKe we
get the more expenence we'U
have to get more opponuruties.
You just have to keep on shoot-
her first goal on a six-on-five ad-
vantage swimming on the left Side
of the goal to ~ the Sailors the
lead for good at 3-2 with 1:20 to go
tn the first period.
Murphy reached up with her left
hand to de6ect a Charger centering
pass ancf made an outlet throw to
Belden. who scored from three
meters with six seconds remairung
in the first period to ~ the Sailors
a 4-2 lead.
Newport showed its ~
nes.s throughout the gaJrie. Wight
drew six of the Chargers' eight ejec-
uon.s and the Sailors capitalized on
two of those man-advantage situa-
oons.
C.Onway showed her detemuna-
bon by fighting off a defender
draped around her at two meters
and whipping around to score her
first goal that made it. 7·3 New-
pon. wtth 5:02 to go in the second
quarter. Eric.kson assisted on the
goal
FJ Thro got as dose as 11-7 when
Hedley tallied her final two goals in
the remaining 21 seconds of the
third period. Her third goal came
following a steal by Pierson and
the fourth score came when she
heaved the ball from the far end of
the pool as the bu12.er sounded
"'M! just couldnl establish any
consistency," Barnett said "'M!
ing." .
Klippert had two o( Newport's
four first-half shots. one on a
throw-in Qy senior forward Kate
Younglove, who had a shot off a
free Jcick. • "
"(Klippert) is a workhorse,"
Sorrell said. "She always shows
up for every game and ts a leader
on the field "
Being on the field was the ·only
thing semor forward Nichelle
McRorie wanted aher tnJuring
her upper thigh following a colli-
sion with a Monarch with 23
minutes gone in the fir&t half.
McRorie limped off the field with
assistance from the team's
trainer favoring her right l~g. but
came back out m the second
half.
·1 wanted to '>Core.'' said
McRone m pain followmg the
game. ·we overplayed (Mater
Dei). We alwa~ have the effort,
we just needed to knock some
shots away. It feel'> '>O nice to
win." ··-
would do one lhing nght and two
thing'; wrong."
Former Newpon water polo
players Katherine Belden and F.nn
Ball watched thelJ' SLSters. Anne
and Jesska respecttve!y. play m
Friday's game.
Belden, a four-time All-OF se-
lection and the Sailors' Girls Ath-
lete of the Year foDowing last sea-
son. will begin pracocing with
UQ.A Monday for the 'upconung
womens water polo ~n.
Ball attends the Uruversnv of
Michigan and will enter ·her
sophomore season with the \~l
vennes. She was a four·year starter
as was Belden and garnered AD-
QF third-team honon. m her sen-
ior season in 200 I wtule earning
AD-Sea View League accolades as
well.
Both Ball and Belden were
members of Newpon's 1999 CIF
Drvision I championship team
"It's fun to watch them. they did
good.· Belden &a1d
Hoi l1111•
Newpon 13. a bo 1 Sciot.. by au...
El Toro ~ 2 3 o • 1
Newport ' ~ 2 2 13
EJ lOro -Hedley 4, f'1er1on 2. Palaaos 1.
SeV8I -Scott. 7
Newpoft -Murphy 3, Ball 2, Belden 2,
Conway 2., Wight 2. Eridalon 1, Lansing
1 Saves -Cott.am -2
SCHEDULE
TODAY
~
Collage men -UC Irvine at Long
Beadl State, 7:35 p.m.; Vangu1rd
Unlvenity at Fremo Pllclflc, 4:30 p.m.
Collage women -Vangu1rd Unlvertlty
at ~ .. no Pacific, 2:30 p.m .
Community collage women -Ortnge
Coest at Southweltem, 3 p.m .
High ectiool boVI -Los Alamitot at
Newport Harbot. 7 p.m.
High ld'lool glril -Corone del Mar It
Santiago Tournament. c:tlamplonahlp,
~ El Modena. 8 p m -
Soccer
High ec:hool g1rt1 -Corona del Mar at
Costa Mesa, 10 a.m
W.....polo
High ec:hool glrl1 -Car11bad at
Newport Harbor, 10 1.m
Wresdtng
High ec:hool -Newport Harbor at
&tancla Tournament. 10 1 m
9wtmmlnO
College men and women -UC Irvine
Invitational, 9 a.m. end 1 p .m
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SEAN HILLER I DAILY PU.OT
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL .
Sage Hill presses the issue
Lightning, victimized
by pressure defense
all season, turns the
tables on the Rio
Contiguo Eagles.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT a:>ASf -Turn-
about was a welcome relief for
the 588e Hill School boys basket·
ball team
Friday, as
SCOREBOMD the Ught-
ning used
so strong with the · ball. I le'~
suong everywhere."
Fitzhugh created some of hi!.
hots off the dribble and col
lected mo t of his buckets insjdt-
10 feet. carrying the load untll
his teammates joined in aftrr
halftime. Fitzhugh had 14 of lhe
Ughtning's 18 points lo the M!t
ond period, to help overcome a
scrappy Rio Contigtio uniL
After Rio's Louis BeaJJey
scored with 6: 12 le ft in the llurd
quarter, pulling the Santa Aila
based Eagles within 31 ~'23. 1h1·
visitors went 9:41 without a field
goal. with onJy one Cree throw 111
break the drought.
Joey Lindquist of Estancia High claimed Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week honors.
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the same
full-court
pressure
that had
been afilict ·
ing its early
ST£VE McCRANK I DAILY Pit.OT
Sage Hiii's Mich·ael Fitzhugh
puts up a shot past Rio
Contiguo's Jeff Kilsby( 12) m
Friday night's home game.
Kevin Joyce added 14 pou11'
off che bench for the winner'
who also received eight po1111,
from Scott Cllo. Fitzhugh wa .. th1
only traditional staner to opt•n
the ~e for the Lightning, d.'
Keith said he sat the others after
~INDQUIST
Continued from B 1 _
lO rebounds, 2.3 blocked shuts
and shooting 66.7% from the
field (26 of 39) to help tile Eagles
finish fourth. In addition to
all-tournament recognition, the
second-year varsity performer is
the Daily Pilot Athlete of the
Week. ~we had a talk before ·the
tournament and r basically told
Joey we needed him to be a little
more consistent." Sorce said.
"M er making second-team
all-league last year (when he
averaged 11 .6 points and around
10 boards to help the Eagles
reach·the CJF Southern Section
Division IU-A Playoffs), we wert•
loolc:ing for a brealcout year from
him this year. r le gave us one
teaser game with 25 point.. and
13 rebounds (in a 63-46
nonJeague win Dec. 17}. but Im
scoring dropped off the next
three games (20 combined
points). He was up and down
like the stock marlcet and I t1idn'1
want that.~
SaJd Undquist, "J think
everyone is motivated by pep
talks. I rally Wdllted to play hJrd,
because we were trying to get
ready for league. I want to make
a name for myself and (playing
well) is the best way to do that.··
Lindquist, averaging 12.9
points through 14 games thi'>
season, followed the ;
aforementioned three -game.
20-point stretch with 21 poim:.
and 12 rebounds in a Coast
JOEY LINDQUIST
8om: Oct. 20, 1984
Hometown:
Costa -Mesa
tWght: 6--foot-8
w.lglll: 225
Sport Basketball
Posldon: Centet
c.o.d\: Chris Sorce
Favorite fOod: •Anything my mom
makes.• .,
Favottte ~: "Natural Born
Killers•
Belt dWtlc ....... tt: • Just~
High ldtoOt AW..of h .... t
The Estancia High senior~
15.5 ~ 9.8 rebounds. 23 blocked
shots and shot 66.7~ from the field
(26 of 39) in fOUf Estancia Coast Classic
tournament games. helping the Eagles
to finish foatth among 16 ,teams.
Diiiy roe.
Coll«tor sports c.ard series 03-S
Uas .. 1c-opcrnng 7fi 29 romp over
Rancho Alall;l1to' f>t't. 26.
I le made all t>tKhl field-goal
attempts e n !ClllH' to 17 point'i i11
a 62-51 win over Anaheim Dec.
27. addi?.~!aur rebounds and
two blocks w up the l..agles'
winning strea.lc to 111ne games.
lie had 15 Jlflllll\, 12 rebound-.
01nd three block-. 111 a 'iemiftnaJ
lu<>'> to Traburn I lill'> Dec. 28,
then posted nml' point!., 11
rebounds, four '>teal'> and two
block.-. in a lo'>s to l·dio,on in the
third place game I )e( 30.
\orce prat'>ed I Jndquist's
effort and prodm 11011, ad.ding it
w~ espec1all} 1111tl•worthy since
he wii!> battJmg a cold during the
tournament. ,
"I le s1epped up," Sore~ said.
"He was consistent
offensively and I thought he
did a good job witil his post
defense, as well as
contesting people on U1e
perimeter."
Sorce sald improvement
shouJd continue.
"\f you would have seen
him as a freshman. then
watch him play now, you
wouJdn't thlnlc it was the
same kid," Sorce said. "J
don't think he played
organized basketball before
~ crhoa l. "'?et ''"2:?
behind a lot of players. But I
think he's a late bloomer,
who is only going to get
belier. 1 think he's a sleeper
for the next level and
whichever school talces a
chance on him is going to
like him·
IJndquist said he played in
elementary school, but sat out
during junior high, allowing his
body to stabaJize after a
17-month span in which he~
wcw from 5-9 to 6-6.
Sorce said coaches, his
teammates. even officiab, enjoy
IJndquist's fun-loving
pe~onaJity.
"I le's a unique individual, a
free spirit," Sorce said. ·All the
kids lilce him, the coaches enjoy
him and the officials teU me he
asks them a loc of provocative
questions. Hes an intriguing
individual.·
Undquist said coaches at
()ark.son University in upstate
New York and CaJ Lutheran have
shown recruiting interest.
Rio Contiguo 37 season to
Sage Hill 70 run past
Contiguo, 70-37.
nonleague
visitor Rio
The hosts (4-7) trailed, 11 7.
after one quarter and were
ahead only 25-21 at halftime. But
a 21-0 run in the third quarter. In
which they outscored the Eagles,
27-3, helped them·establlsh con-
·~· o·vi :ore sh 0 f d
lopsided victory in the program's
two varsity seasons.
The press, which forced eight
third-quarter turnovers and 13 in
the first 12 minutes of the sec-
ond half, helped ignite Sage I till.
The hosts, sh'owing signs of their
13-day layoff, had some early
trouble witil the Eagles (I· 7).
"We've been suffering from the
press, so tonight was a tum
around,"1Sage Hill Coach Steve
Keith <;aid.
_Sage HW commif!ed 39 tutn·
overs in a 56-'.17 loss to S;iddle· 1he}1 showed up late.
bad Dec. 19. Since then. the Only Sage ILW's 60-22 viuon
Lightrung hru. won two 'itr.ught. over SaddJeback Valley Otri,ti.in
with senior Michael Fit7.hugh la!,t M>ason surpassed l'nda) '
leading the way. victory margin.
Fil7J1ugh, who &eored a cart•er TI1e ·1Jghtn111g visits l~oro
high 35 points in the Dec. 21 vi< Monday for a nonleaguc da'h ;i1
tory over El Monte. scored 21 of 7 p.m.
his team·-. fir.I 23 point'> I nday Justin Rhoa~ led the f.a~1·
and finio;hcd the third quaner with 20 point... including li\1-
··1o ::=. ~~t'!:-jl';s'~~~lll!lS-~--·---~ .---4-..
foot-3 "point center~ al-;o .1ddt•d NonlNpe
13 rebounds, five a'>'>ist' and
thre~locked shots. I le made Ii.
of 20 ficld ·goal attempt" and 5 of
6 fouJ -.hot!> toc,up hh '><'t1,on
scoring average ru 2J . I
~Even though we ha\e a lt•am
that i'>n·t 3.!> halanced a\ we'd hke
to be, Mu:hael really doe., a goo<l
job of lcctinK the gatne rnmc 10
him,~ Keith said "lie had .. on11·
nice as ... i\t'i for ~· which ic, why
we've heen playing him .it tht•
point tht• "la'it three ganw., ~It,..,
Sage Hil 70, Rio Contiguo 37
Sciot-. by Quarters
Rio Cont1guo 11 10 J 13
Sago Hiii 1 18 '1 18
Rio Contlguo Rhoad1 20, Beazley 7
K1lsby 6. John90n 2. Avalos 2
3 pt goar& Rhoads 5
Fouled out none
Tecttnicals -none
Sage Hill -Samel 3, W1lluns 2
F1uhugh 29. Lefler 7. Lo~r 4, Joye(
14, Cho 8, Swanson 2, Br~r 1
J pt goals Joyce 1. Lener 1
Fouled out none
Tfldimcals -none
,.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL ...
Sea King s advance to fi nals
CdM breaks away
from 3 1-31 tie and
moves on to battle El
Mode na tonight in
the Cavalier Classic.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
GARDEN GROVE -TI1e Co-
rona del Mar High girls ba~thall
team won mainly because it wac,
not in the zone . . . 7..0ne defen'>C.
that IS.
Witil 6:2 1 rema.ming and the
Sea Kin~ down. 30-29, (..dM
Coach James Barlca.low called a
timeouL He told his players to
switch into a man-to-man de-
fense, rdther than the zone de·
fen.se they were in. The Sea IGng!>
outscored Rancho Alamit<>'>. 7-1.
over the next 3: 10 and held on for
a 41-39 victory that advanced
them to the final of the C,avalier
~c at Santiago High.
CdM (5· 7) will face FJ Modena
in the championship game to-
night 8.
MWe were getting a littJe lazy in
tile zone (defense).· Barlcalow
said. Ml told the gjrls in the time-
out that we were either going to
lose or win with the man-to man.
The girls stepped up and playc.-d
CdM 41
R Alamitos 39
good dt•
fen<.('
(.omna
del Mar
o;c.:on.'<1 l l
pmnt" in
thC' fir.t
half. but
camt'
back With
29 potnl'>
in the fi
nal 16
mmute'
CdM ..emnr Kclliarn1 Kk111
'iCOred 13 of her game-high 17
points m lhl' 'irtond half Junior
Laureh ..,nelJ Jdded mne prnnr'-
She hlockro a thrce-pomt shot at
tempt by .1 Rancho Namrln'>
player wi1h about five minutt"> tn
play and sc:on.·d two pomt' tn
CdM's 7-1 fourth quancr run
Klem nailed two three pomtl'l"i
m Lhe tlurd quaner. when < dM
oven:ame a 15-12 halftime dt•tic11
Iler M.'l.ond three·pumt er, a ha.-.e
line homb that hounced oil the
side of thl' rim, h11 the hack.board
and wt>nt m, K<!Vt' the Sea King<. a
20-19 lt'ad witJ1 4:00 lefl in the
third
Then, Corona outc;cored Ran
cho Alarmtoc,, 6 2. to close out the
period. Klem scol'l'd nine of the
Sea Km~' 15 points in the quaner
'n1e Vaquproo; got baclc in the
~;ITT1c with three ron"f'\:Utl\1
three-pomtel"i that prompted ll11
'i.c-a King. to Jump thetr zone tk
fense. Rancho Alamito.,· U.1ch
Ni:,'lryen lcnocked down her '-t'I
ond straight three-pointer l11.11
gave the VaqUt'ro a 30-29 led<l
Rut tile St-'.! Ktng!i quickly n·
c,ponded.
CAM also tut 6 of 9 free thn.M'
down the stre1ch, four from c,e111111
Jack:Jt" Mc\..oy and two from semor
MadLSOn Otterbein. Rancho Al.t
nuto.,· Arica Nmara.z swi.<.hed m ..
bW7.er-bt>'.iung threfo-pomter hJ
CUI the defiot, 41 39.
"I hke llw way wt' didn't quit
lkutalow 'iaJd VWe started out
.Jow. We r,cored only three potnt\
in the second quaner. tllie V.1
que~) startt.>d to play better Hot
my girb jw.t wouJdn' quiL •
C"'1lllr a..lc
CdM 41, RendM> 39
Soot. bv °'*'-Rancho !; e II 18 >•
CdM SI l 1!> 14 c•
Rancho Al8nVtol Almaraz 6, Whrtnnv
12, C Nguyen 8, P Nguyen 7. Sia 6
3-pt. goals -Almaraz 2. C Ngvyen 2,
Whitney 1
fouled OUI -none
Tectinteals -none
COfOf1ll del Mer -MMb 2, Klem 17.
McCoy 6. Ottorbetn 6. Snell 9. OtmM l
)-pt goals Klem 2
Fouled out -none
Toctm1C&ls -none
KE.NT TREPTOW I DAILY PU.OT
The Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week is Newport Harbor water pOlo player Jenna Murphy. UCI grabbed 14 rehounds and !>hot
65% from th{' noor in the .past
two wine,
mtensity. Ross Schraeder, a Ud
redshirt freshman. l5 one of the
best shooters on the team. He
has hit at least one three· potnt
shot in seven of the season's first
nine games. He leads UO witil
14 treys.
MURPHY
Continued from B 1
for us for four years." '
Barnett also pointed out
Murphy's consistency and how
valuable It has been so Car this
season. Murphy's consistency
not only comes from the
advantage of being left -handed,
but the Newpon senior also
maintains an extraordinary
amount of effon wherever she ls .
at Fittingly. Murphy is classified
as a utility player. She's not just a
left-banded player used In
sp«.taJ sjtuations. •
lbat became more clear in wt week's HoUday Cup title
game -safnst FoolhiU. Murphy
1COred a team-high three goals
and distributed two assists
against Newport's nemesis,
Foothill. Though the Sailors lo'it,
&-7, Murphy and her teammates
plned confidence and also showed they truly belonged
among the ellte.
Murphy alto ecored two goalc;,
dilbed out ""'° ists and recordC'.d ~ steals to lead the
S&Don p.at Santa Margarita.
ICH; In the eemUinalL When s.nta Marprtta pulled th
de6ck to, ~ in the fourth
qu.-. MWptry~ the. win
wllh a pll wtch I :55 mnainmg.
Mi.spbJ IOelikd dfte pis Ln
..... ..., In twO bis wins Dec.
'rt, ..... Nlwpost OUlltOftil
""" iii:• .... in lhe day
of the tournament.
MWe had a bumpy road witil
CdM Oo Ing to the Sea KinS' the
week before)," Murphy said. "We
were ready to prove that we were
a good tehm. We had 10 come
back from not playing not •uch a
good game. Now we know we
have to wnrk harder. fbo wttk
we had to wudt bd'oie the
toumam nt, that heJped wi
come toget_h, r."
Aftet Newport uft"ered ill flrat
of the lea*)n, a 8·5 Mtback
to Bick ~ ctftl CdM Dec. 20,
the Doti con~trated on
l~ ..
Murphy ·mpty reminded
herself that this is her senior Coobnued from Bl year. She thought back to
the decision she made in
early December. That was
when she chose to play for
UCLA next year.
which at times we didn't see. But
I think in recent games we've
seen lriiprovement as far as play·
ers understanding their role. I
think there's been a learning and
growth curve here.·
Douglass said Parada. who has
struggled with fouJ trouble
throughout tile season, has lm·
proved recently. In the past three
games, the second-team All-Big
West returner has come off tile
bench. He scored 27 polnts,
Junior forward Man Okoro.
who has staned the past three
games, has pulled down 22 re-
bounds. while jµnior forward
Stanislav Zw.ak has scored 28
points in 1he last two games to
lift his sea<,on average to 9.2
points per game
Greg Ethington, a sophomore
who served a two-year church
mission, has also been key in
UCl's improvement. He has
been the starting center for the
Anteaters. providing defensive
Perhaps, I larris will be the hot
man today against the 49ers. ln
three meetings against Long
Beach State last season, Harris
averaged 24.7 polnts and 6.7 re·
bounds while shooting 63%
from the field. He scored a ca·
reer high 30 points In a win over
tile 49ers at the Bren E'vents
Center l~t season.
Ml thought It wouJd be
easier to get it over with, so I
wouJdn't have to worry
about it during the season."
said Murphy, the Daily Pilot
Athlete of the Week. "I just
wanted to focus on school
It's my senior year, so I want
it to be che best And, I know
the 10 seniors o n this team
want the same thing this
year. I don't think It will be
that difficu)L We have a lot
of talent·
Murphy is also confident
In the Sailors because of the
team chemistry.
COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
USF squeaks p cls t Anteaters
"We have a lot of team BRF.N lNENl'S CENTER -The
spirit: Murphy saJd. "We all get University of San Francisco
along with each other. We have women' basketbaJl team hJt 6w
team dinners e.ach week. We're of ah free throws in the last min·
always pendJng time wtth each ute of the game to clinch a 70-66
other. We have been playing victory OYer UC IMne tn a non-
wtth each other for at least six .conferena: game Friday oJght.
years. Wi know everything about n>e Antatea pulled to within
each other." ~-63 with I ;43 remaln.lng, but
~ lion also know they can OSP't 'IOnJ Rutldl hit two. Ula
depend on Murphy in crudal ~knocked down anocber
tuadons. She pl'O\'ed such lut • hebe~ HolUnglworth dU>Ched
~ Ibo win with two free dvowl ..
"She can do lull: Barnett 10. I &o go. On the everq lhe
•kt "She can set. c:oun1aattlek. &Ady Done~ 21·216 6'om the
She~ tpttt dckNe and NN dwtty llripe.
our ah-on·~ She'1 aJWi1Ys UC1 led by 12 1ri dit h hlM'
~to pc.y tough. I know .,_..USP went on 1 1~5 N"I to
th& 1 dole lht half doWn by one 5S-34.
San Francisco built a seven-point
lead with 10:08 in the KCOnd halt
but UO went on a 9-3· streak 10
narrow the 1eore to one (54~53).
The led bounced ~and fourth
until the Don!I deddoo It on tho
free throw tin~ ln the 6oa1 minute.
USP'I Usa Whlleskl led all
pla)'l'l'S with 19 poU\ tnd~ png ll • 16 from the line. Joy J k>J.
l1og$wonh tldded 15 points, while
Cany Utt had 12 potnta and
Mary Jut Krutpr totaled 10
polnta.
Ou1ldn8 c..a.wiy peceil ua
Wtl.h 17 f)()lnts, I 0 canq lri the MCIOfld hll{. \
~-.... boUndlL~ Glbbe ri Jstt.
ten Green recorded 14 points.
Lauren Yadon ndded 10 points .
and six rebounds. ua falls to 7-4 c:weraJl, while
USP is 5·9 on the leQOn.
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Newport Prer $695 mo
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31r 210 with bly vrew
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2/1 Call 949 723 0549
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luVba. 217 E 20th tB
•ft $1575 949 378 8999
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264 3014
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949-675-6161
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112 bay bch. turn wd penthouH. ocn v1ews 2 c au 1906 W Balboa balcony comm POOi/ten
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