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Marinapark hotel tri0101ed again
Develop er says changes were m ad e1n part
to get a rea support. Al so, council will vote
on re n ewing lease o f trailer park at the site.
June Casa1rande posed. Developer Stephen
through the propeny to the bay
from the !>idewa.lk on Balboa
Boulevard. It open.'> the propeny
up a bit more."
nounced a reducuon in rooms.
"I expect tht'> to be the final
plan," Sutherland -.aid.
QUESTION
Is the latest plan for
the M1rin1paric hotel
1 good one7 Call our
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lea,.-lO permit a pnvate. for
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Daily Pilot Sutherland has also reduced the
NEWPORT BEACH -The de·
veloper of a proposed h..1xury re-
sort at Marinaparlc has trimmed
the project one last time and will
file plans with the city on Monday.
size of the ballroom from 7,600 to
3,600 square feel The plan now
also includes three "vtew com ·
dors.." areas· of open i.pace where
the bay is visible from the ~I.reel
Marinapalk L-. between I 5th
and 18th street!> on the harl>or
side of the Balboa Pcniru.ula
Sutherland !>aid that the
changes were made partly to win
the suppon of neighbors. Some
residents have opposed the proj-
ect because they believe it
threatens to change the character
of the penin1>ula Supponers be-
lieve it will give a needed boost to
an area on the decline.
ln the meantime, city officials
will vote ·1 ue'>day on whether to
renew for one year the leru.e for
the resident., of the mobtle home
park. Ld.'it year the t lly renewed
for one year thl• rt.">1denl'>' nght to
continue to Live on the uty-owned
land ~1den1... un'>uccessfully
pushed for a longer tcnn lease.
da1/yp1/ot a lat1mes com Please
spell your name and include your
hometown and phone number
for venf1cat1on purposes only
lne at) -.ele<:ted ~theriand as
ill> prefem>d developer for the
'>lit' nw one-year exteru.1on for
rnn-..dernuon · r ut"'ida) rught I!>
'>unilar to tlw one-ye-.u exteru:.ion
that W'd.'> J<:Tanted ta ... l year
"\\e rwed to keep our option'>
o pen reg.uding the u-.e ol that
land, <.It'. \.fanager I lomer
Blud;.iu '>did been underm11wd
The Regent Newport Beach Re·
sort, if built at the site of the Ma·
rinapark mobile home park. will
have 110 guel>1 rooms, down from
the I 56 rooms originally pro-
"It's smaller and It's better,"
Sutherland said "By reducing the
number of rooms, I've created
more open space on the site, I've
created three large view corridors.
so someone can see alJ the way
The changei. rnalk the founh
time that Sutherland has an-
Though u1y oflic.:ial., point
out that the re'>1dent'> agreed
year1> ago that thc.•y might one
day have to leave, residen1s
claim lhal the ll'llll'> of their
originaJ deal with the rny have
Actorc.hng w their original
lease, they would have had to
leave if the C-11} had turned thC'
waterfront property into a pub
lie park < 11y 1 offi~ later
changed tht• v..ordlng of tht·
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
N1>w1>ort Beach and John Wayne
Airport She may be reached at
'.;4~ 5 74 4732 or by e mail at
1um· casogrande a lat1mes.com
BATTLE RERUN
DON LEACH I DAILY P!LOl
The tall ships Lynx, left. and Hawaiian Chieftain, fire blank cannon shots at each other in a battle re-enactment outside Newport Harbor.
For sale: spots at the swap meet ·
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OCC officials expect a la rge crowd o n Monday
when they offer slots for $25. The market will
return to two-da y o pe ra tio n s on Feb. 1.
Loltta Harper
Daily Pilot
CX>STA MESA -Orange Coast Col-
lege swap meet officials will start plec·
ing back together their nonnal
business routine Monday by inviting
vendors to join the return of Saturday
operations.
The Orange Coast College swap
meet will resume Saturday operation
on Feb. 1 for the first time since May.
when the city asked college officials to
drastically scale back the swap meet to
control some of the traffic problems.
Last month. the Qty Council gave
the swap meet the go-ahead to reopen
on Saturdays.
On Monday. college officip.ls will offer
single-day swap meet sale slots for S25
in the OCC Community Education
Building. A large crowd is expected and
numbers will be passed out starting at
7 a.m., officials said
The venue's overwhelming popular
ity ultimately led to its downfall be
cause it produced too much trdffir.
crash and noise. CoUege officials said
that this time will be different because
they have come armed with a profes-
sional naffic plan. a more organi7.ed
configuration and fewer vendors.. a.c;
was mandaled by the city.
George Blanc. who oversees the
swap meet as the coUege's administra·
live dean of economic development
and communication education. sald
the swap meet will try to accommodate
some of the requests of Costa Mesa
residents. induding a desire to bring
baclc the eclectic. "dean·out-your-ga·
m~c" type nature of the ..tloppmg
venue.
Costa Mesa residents 1:-Ilc Bever and
Don FJmore argue that the Oe~·market
cype venue that once attracted treasure
seekers of alJ economic clas..r,eo; has
been replaced by an outdoor dlscounl
shopping center. Gone are the rare
tre~ures brought by familie. who are
looking to make more ~pare m the at-
tic, they say. only to have been replaced
by wsles of cheaply made new mer-
chandise.
"We have enough new vendors on
Sundays." Blanc sald. adding that he
will no longer accept bid!. from new
mt'ft'.handise vendors on that day.
FAMILY TIME
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Schools
dismayed
at state
budget cuts
Fees would more than
double at OCC, and
summer classes might be
eliminated entirely.
Outlook grim for UCI. too.
Deirdre Ne wman
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MUY\ -Local t>dueauon
officials Friday rt.'acted with d1'imdy to
Gov. Gray OaVl'i unveiling hi'> budget pro
po.-.al for 200H>4.
The recommendauons. released Fnda\
are part of a -.t>nes of proposed cub tu di
t.ael a whopping .,tale budget deficll of
S.14 6 b1l1Jon lney al..o mcluded chdnge.,
to h1~ rrud-year budget cut.s propo'>t'<l m
December
l>avt.c,' propo'><ll would devastate the
community rnU~es. said Fnn Lohn
~pokeswoman for the Coast Community
LoUege District. which mcludes Orange
Co~t CoUege
DaVIS sugge-.t., S60 million m nud vear
reductions for community coUeg~ <,tate
wide. in add1oon to the S2 I 4 milhon ht'
has previous!) recommended That I'> bas
1 eally a I ()'1(, red ucu on 111 the dc.mn'
budget over last year. Cohn said.
And for 2003 04, Oavts proposei. a s1g
ruficant mcrea1>e 111 the community ml
lege enrollment fee. from S 11 per unit to
S24 per unit Student funding would also
be cut by about $700 under the p roposal.
and economically dl"8dvaq,taged and di.,
abled students could expect a 43% cut m
thetr suppon services. Cohn said .
To combat the loss of funding. a reduc-
tion m class offenngs during the school
year and the summer would be tough :o
avoid. Cohn said.
"\\le1l be urpnsed if we see an}' sum
mer school this year.· Cohn said ·nus lS
going to ~ really tough for us and affect
the way we wiU provide services. There
isn't any way we can get around !cutting
classes). We really can't expect to see the
same kind of community colleges that we
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FAITH
THE MORAL
OF THE STORY
rN THE SPIRIT
Myst'erious
ways of
the editor
Salnt Michael & All Angels
HOf every four words I write, I strike out
,t#Jree. ..
-Nkolas 8oOeau ( 1636-1711),
French poet and aitic
'What 1 have crossed out I didn't Uke. Whal I
haven't crossed out rm dissalisjil!d with."
-C.edl e. de Mille (1881-1959)
American film director
I took the liberty of starting this column
with two quotes because I like chem both
and r can relate to them eq_uaDy well. 11
al.so interested me to read the great time span
between the quotes. Obviously. editing has
pained the crea~ types since ages past
I began writing this oolumn with some
sadness. because my editor Jennifer Mahal is
Chu.rdl name: St MJchael & All
Angels.
A.ddre.: 3233 Pad.fie View Drive.
C.Orona del Mar.
Telephone: (949) 644-0463.
~mall; church@stmikessdmorg
Pariah Web site:
www.stmlkescdmorg
Newsletter Web Jh,e:
www.loueofmlke.net
Denomtnadon: P.piscopal
Year church established: 1959
Wonhtp ti.ma: On Sunday. Holy
Eucharist iS celebrated at 8 and 10
a.m. The 10 a.m. worship is a Choral
Eucharist At 9 a.m., Associate Pastor
St~ Felder leads aduJt Bible
srudy. Oilldren meet for Slmday
school at 10 am. be.fore joining their
families in church to receive Holy
C.Ommunion. Morning prayer ls said
each Tuesday at 7 am .. followed by a
peace Mass and then a public prayer
service for healing at noon. Evening
prayer and remembrance is said
each Frid!l): at 5:3Q.P..m. ~~~=~~"'~~-"'O'.~anbt],asmr.1ne:Very Rev.~
Canon Peter D. Haynes.
Staff: Stephen Felder, associate for
youth and aduJt education; nm
no longer my editor.
-ttwas-a:-bitterSWffi -
thing for me to read her
farewell letter in the
paper last Friday. I've
enjoyed working with
Jennifer, and she has
given me many great
tips and pointers about
writing and editing. I
appreciate the times
Jennifer called or
e-mailed because of
something confusing in
my column. She and I
have worked together to
tighten many sentences.
CINDY
TRANE
CHRISTESON
· Gett. minister of music; Teri C.Orbet,
minister of religious education;
Kelley Samuels. assistant for youth
mi.nistry; Susan Beechner and
DonOie Lewis, ministers of
administration; Burton Ka.rson,
organist -choirmaster emerirus;
Cindy Evans Voorhees, intern
student pastor.
SE.AN Hl.LER /OAll.Y PtLOl
The Very Rev. Canon Peter Haynes is a spiritual leader at St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church.
Stze of congregation:
Approximately 200 people attend
Sunday worship.
current events.
Upcoming homily: On Sunday.
Over the years. r have called Jennifer to ask if
she thought I communicated my point dearly,
and she and I have made some improvements
over the phone. Jennifer's cheerful availability
bas meant a great deal to me.
Makeup of congrqpdlon:
Members are of all age groups and
come primarily from the C.Orona del
Mar, Newpon Beach. Costa Mesa
and lrvine areas.
Jan. 12. the Frrst Sunday after the
F.plphany and the Baptism of the
Lord Jesus Ouist, Haynes will focus
his homily on baptism: the baptism
of Jesus and the baptism of believe~
into the church, as well as the
baptismal covenant contained in the
Boole of C.Ommon Prayer. I laynes will
also tallc about baptismal fonts -
the font the church now has and chat
which is under consideration for a
new font as part of an upcoming
renovation and remodeling of the
church's sanctuary.
I enjoy writing chis column and I'm thankful
i>r the different great editors I've had over the
years. I pray before and while writing, and
then I pray for those who do the editing. .
Occasionally. some things came out differently
than I intended. bu1 chat can happen in the
writing world
Fortunately, editors have rescued me from
aome potential blunders. One year I submitted
a column about admiring my father and used
the word •gnarly" as a description. I asked
around and found out that "gnarty" was a
positive word. but only to the younger
generation. I called my editor before the paper
went to preM and told her my concern. She
agreed and replaced it with the more fitting
word wawesome ...
Not only have r had editors at the
newspaper, I have many different family and
rtiends help to edit When I write about
people. I ask them to read what I wrote before
submitting it to make sure it communicates
what he or she intended. I'm espedaDy
grateful for my mother's and our daughters'
wonderful and frequent.editing help. They've
been incredible! I appreciate now why so
many authors expres.s their gratitude to their
editors in the forewords of their boolc.s.
Thank you to all my past editors, be they
family. friends or other professionals.
Thank you and fareweU Lo you, Jennifer, and
I do look forward to staying in touch and
watching all the chin~ that God and the New
Year have in store for you. I'm anxious to hear
how you lilce to copywrile for a Web site.
C.Ongratulations and welcome aboard to
you, Paul Saitowicz. I'm excited to be wortcing
with you now. 1han.lc you for your recent
phone call and your helpruJ words.
Thank you finally to God, the greatest
author and editor of all And you can quote me
on that
• OllDf TRANE CHfETESON is a Newport 8eadl
resident who speab freqoeotty to parenting
groups. She may be reactl8d via &-mail at
cindy@onthegrow.com or through the mail at P.O.
Box 6140-No. 505. Newport Beach, CA 92668.
Oilld care: Provided for all
services and most other activities.
1yPe ofwonhlp: The worship is
eucharistic. liad.itional and
contemporary Episcopal books of
C.Ommon Prayer are used in the
worship, reflecting the rich liturgjcal
heritage of the Anglican
C.Ommunion. There ls music at the 8
am. Sunday worshjp several ti.mes a
year. A full choir with organ or piano
accompaniment or both provides
hymns and anthems for the 10 am.
choraJ Eucharist
1yPe of homDy: Homilies a.re
teaching commentaries on
contemporary challenges and are
drawn on resources from Scripture,
tradition, reason. experience and
FAITH CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS EVENT
The Jewish Federation Young 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 location,
call (71 4) 75f>.5555. ext. 225.
TWELFTH NIGHT
St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal
Church will hold a Twelfth Night
Celebration at 5 p.m. Sunday In the
church, 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona
def Mar. Seasonal hymns will be
performed on organ and other
instruments. Free. (949) 644-0463.
MILLERSVILLE CHOIR
St. Marte Presbyterian Church will host
WThe baptism of Jesus and our
own su~uent baptism by water
and the Spirit is the initial, seminal
act in our consecration to God."
Haynes said. "In baptism. we are
intentionally dedicated to God by the
community and we dedicate
ourselves to God through the Body
of Quist as our fundamental life
orientation." He will draw on
personal illustrations and humor to
the Millersville State College Choir at 8
p.m. Jan. 18 for a concert. Buddy James.
former dloir director at St Marl<. 1s
director of the 42-voice group The dl-Oir
will also sing at the 9:30 a m worship
~rv1ce. St. Mat1< is at 2100 Mar Vista
Onve, Newpon Beach. (949) 644 1341
WORKSHOPS
BAtW FIRESIDES
Members of the Bahai f11th hold
informal public discussions on sp1rrtual
topics at 7:30 p.m. every Fnday and at
11:30 pm the last Sunday of the month
The talks include brunch or dinner Also,
interfaith devotional meetings are held
the '1ast Saturday evening of the month.
Call for locations. (9,49) 759·0999 for
Friday meeting, (949) 760 5360 for
Sunday meeting. and (949) 646-6328 for
Saturday devotional.
ZEN 101
The Zen Center of Orange County offers
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convey his message.
Wek:ome: lf visitors leave their
names and addresses when they
visit, a letter is sent to chem the
following day, along with the current
church newsJener, For the Love of
Mike. If they leave their telephone
nwnber, they wiJI also receive a
phone call. A four-week !.Cries called
~Basic Ouistianity" is offered
quarterly.
Outreach programs: The
congn.-gation supports numerous
ministries, among chem Loav~ and
Fishes, a food ministry chat ,., hased
on the scripture from Luke 14:14,
and I lope-in-Hollywood. a minastry
of young persons that is based on
the &eripture from Matthew 25·40.
l>re58: Hayn~ said dress tends to
be wcome·as·you·are. California
eclectic.· He offers this guideline:
"How would you dress to i,hare a
meaJ with Jesus?"
Oturch design: The congregation
has completed the first phase of a
project called ·Building Our Faith,~
an lntroductlon to Zen Workshop from 3
to 6 p m on the first Sunday of every
month at 120 E 18th St. Costa M esa
$50 (949) 722-7818
MASTERMIND
New Thought Community Church
presents Master Mind, a group for those.
who want to #manifest good" In their
daily lives, at 1 p.m Fridays and 1 p.m
Saturdays at 1929 Tustin Ave, Costa
Mesa (949) 646-3199.
A SptRmJAL JOURNEY
A 26-lesson study on the ltfe of J1111us
Chnst titled #Journey to the Cross; is
taught at 9:45 a.m. Sundays during the
Homebuilder's Bible Class at Liberty
Baptist Churdl The study parallels the
four Gospels to present the story of
Christ The church is at 1000 Bison Ave .•
Newport Beach. Free. (949) 760-&444
ZEN JUMPSTART
The Zen Center of Orange County will
which enlarged and modernized the
pansh center and its faciliti~ The
paruh is now looking forward 10 a
second phase of the project 10
expand and renovate its sanctuary.
Mbsk>n statement Our rrussion is
to seek and spare Jesus Quist as
spirirual food for Ufe's journey.
Upcoming sped.al events: lWo
weekend events in February will
offer opponumties for spmtual
renewal.
The church will host "Walling A
Sacred P"dch," a woruhop lead by the
Rev. Lauren ArtresS, Feb. 7 through 9.
Artress, the founder of the Labyrinth
. Project, will lead worhhop anendee<>
in lectures.. discussions and a
labyrinth walk. All materials and
lunch on Saturday are included rn
the workshop. Space is lJmited. A
donation ofS75 is suggested to help
cover the CObts of the workshop.
• MtcHELE MARR Is a freelance WT-rter
She can be readled at
mid>ele " soulfOOdfiles rom
offer a Sll<·week #Zen Jumpstart"
program from Jan 21 through Mardi 9
The program includes up to 12 sessions
at the center with group and individual
instruction. an all.Cay retreat, a sitting
rush1on and more The center is at 120
E 18th St , Costa Mesa. $150 (949)
722 7818
DREAM ON
The Adult Faith Formation at Our Lady
Oueen of Angels Church 1n Newport
Beacti holds a dream analysis group
monthly from 1 to 4 p.m. Sundays at
2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach
(949) 219 1408
• Is your dlurdl or place of worship
planning e 1pec1al event? If '°· send the--
typed mformat1on at 184st two weeks
before the event 10 the Daily Pilot. 330
w Bay SI, Costa Mesa. CA 92627.
atten11on Paul Saitowitt. rehg1on
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST 11 feet this evening.
It'll be mostly cfoudy this SURF afternoon, with highs staying
coot Coastal Newport Beach W.'11 be in the dlest· to will be in the lower 60I while shoulder-range most of the day, Costa Mesa experiencea the
mid-60s.. Overnight Iowa will
but may pldt up toward the
evening as the next notthwelt drop into the lower 4'09, 10 keep 1W911 m<Nea in. By SUnday, we'll en extra blanket handy and set aee quite the booct ea we enter the automatic heater. the ovemead range, et eome Sunday lhould be sunnier
andwttmer. points getting~ 1-t
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UCI professor has new way to ID waste I BRIEFLY IN
Systematic approach to checking polluted !>unilar 10 h<?"" a docwr diagno-THE NEWS
• sci:. a pauent& aJlmen~ waters m Avalon 'Bay turns up human i-m.t. they t'>Olated the ph}'l>lcal
sources. Approach could be used elsewhere. i,ource of the poUulion, th~n they
an.aJyi.ed what the <iourre wa ..
and then med IC> as.~., whether
the !>Qun:e rep~nlt'C.l human
Deirdre Newman
Dally Pilot other areas of Southern Califor
nia. since ocean pollution is a
pesky problem up and down the
lJO CAMPUS A lJC lrvme coast.
profc.\.l,Cir il> part ol a research "My hope !S lt1a1 poople will
team that ha' d<.'Velopcd a &)'S look at what we did at Avalon
tematic approach lo tdentifyinK when 01ey are trying lo solve
bacterial oc<.>an pollution. problems in their own back
llnginCl!ring prof<."l>.'.or Stanley yard," Grant said. ~u is a ta...e
Grant and two other researcher.. where through systematic an·
conductt'C.I their work in Av-..tlon swering of a set of questions, we
Bay off Catalina Island tu help of-got to a pdlnl where we could say
fidab theft' detcmlillt: llw callM! definitively that we idenlified a
of a water quality problem on number of fpoUurionJ sourcet.
their beach. and we know what tho-.e ~urc~
An account of Ulctr research were. and ltle dty was able 10 fix•
Wd'> po'>tc<l llHJ.Nlay on a Web them."
'>lie for the journal of EnVlmn (,rant 1,v-..u. inviwd by the Av-a
mentaJ ~cnce and Technology Ion officiah to help !>Olw their
llw team\ ul11matc goal wa.'> water qualiry problem, along
10 dctermme whether tht· with Jed 1-uhnnan from the Uni
soun:es of polluuun rcpresentt'<.l ver..ity of ~uthem Caltfom1a
human fetal material 111.., and Alexandna Boehn1 from
would be a 'lgJllfil.ant finding. Stanford Univeriity. ln the pa'>t.
(,rant l>a.ld, 'itnc:c 1f the poUulmn (.rant ha-. It'd major -.tud1e<. on
~ tal™."d by humaJl battena, whether boa~ have been dump
there is U'>ually an ea~ fix to the mg !>t."Wage into Nt>wpun I !arbor
problem. . and an anaJ}"'>il> of \4.<etland<, a.., a
I le addt:d that he would hkc IO t:ontributor lo ocean poUution.
..a-llw ll'illn\ lllrt't' uered ap· ( rnmt -..t.id the Av-alon ll'am
proac:h ht• m1x.l1fied lo work in u~'<I a commnn-'>t'n"t' approach
fecal matenal.
lney abo lried to take into ac-
count all the variable-. that tould
affoc1 I.he Luncentrat1un ul bacte-
ria. such as cxpo&urc to '>Unligh1
and the lid~
"'What hapJ>em frequently il>
people say, 'l..et'11 just go out and
take a bw1ch of !>ample., and
you get '>ample. alTt>Cted by llw
vdrtability and you don't ncces
..a.riJy undeNand the re-.ull'>, ..
Gmnt~d
Ow re:<,c:arch at 1\valon Bay
tumc:d up muluplc '><Jllftl"> of
human b<1llcna. 01w of lllose
'>OUn:C.. Wei.'> lr.Kt'<i IO a leaky
~er trunk Lmc. ''tmh wa.,
eventu..tlly fixed, c.mn1 -.<ud
Lany 1 lorwyboumc. llw
rnwuy\ progr-Jm rhwf of \Valer
quality, ..aid ltw '\\alon '>tudv will
be an d."-.c.'t Ill the rnunty\ clfon'
m larkhng ex t·•m polluuun
"I think 11 wa-. an PXl ellcnt
pU.'fe 111 work."' I luneyhouml'
"1Jd. "'I think II hl'lp-. 010\t• U\
along m pu11111g morl' tool'> in
what we call uur tool box.
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gmmng for MX low inc mm· lan11
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Offiuah lrom I lab11a1 for I lu
manJty of Orange ( .ounty and
lhe Orange County led1110h1gy
Collecuve will brt>ak groun<l on a
coUabora uvc projeu in Coc;ta
MCl>a Lhat will provide affordable
home owncf'>hip with l11l"rea-.ed
acce~' to technolob'Y
ll1e proiect will rchab11itatt' bligl~t aIXl.!Ln~ran.,furm t·x
btin '>lruc1ure hat rnntJJn
haz-r w,. ~ r lllJtl'rtal-.
lllllJ 'IX '>dft' h<Hlll''> lllt''>l'
home'> will lOml' u1111ple1t• with
Lomputer equipment. lnlt'mt•t
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more volunteer'> to help build
f\Jl"'>day'> 1hrough '>aturdayi.
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.. PUBLIC OBITUARIES Corona del Mar residenJ
Dorothea Riedel will be
SAFETY held at 2 p.m. Saturday,
Maurice 'Maury' Jan. 18. Ms. Riedel, who
lived in Corona del Mor POLICE FILES Vend8119m WH repor18d •t ~s for former
for 49 years, died 2:57 e.m. Thu~ .. Thursday. She was 87.
COl1A..U NEWPORT EACtt Orange Coast College She ls survived by son
• w.t ..... 8trMt: A • Dower Dftwe: Bettery WM tennis coach Maurice James A. Riedel; daughter
v.hlde burglary waa reported In the 700 blade et "Maury" Gerard will be Janet Ray; nine ·
repotted in the 1300 blade 8:09e.m. Thursday. held at 2:15 p.m. today at grandchildren; and one
9t 9:3' •.m. Thursday. • .._...._: V.ndellam Pacific View Memorial great-grandchild.
.... 811Mt:A WM rdported In the 400 Park in Corona del Mar.
oommerdel butglery ~ blodc et 9:14 e.m. Mr. Gerard died William Robert reported in ttt. 3300 bloc* Thursday. Wednesday after a long
9t 9:26 e.m. Thurtdey. • htne AV9ftU« A loud bout with cancer. He was Kidder
• ~ S1Net: Annoying party WU reported In the 91. Mr. Gerard is a Private services will be phone~ were reported 900 blodc 8t 12~46 e.m. member of the Dally Pilot held for longtime In the 300 blodc 9t 10:38 Thursday.
a.m. Thundey. • lalbpur Awnue: An Sports Hall of Fame. Newpon Beach resident
• Gleler AYenUe'end auto theft was reported in William WBill" Rohen
. H8lbof 8ouMud: A traffic the 700 blodc et 8:18 a.m. Henry Crawford Kidder. Mr. Kidder died
acddent invoMng Injuries Thursday. Wednesday. He was 90. r He is survived by his wife was reported et 7:38.a.m. • Nerdaus Avenue: A Private services will be
Thur.&ry. vehicle burglary was held for 37-year Newport of 67 years Eloise; sons
•MacArthur Boulftetd: An reported in the 500 blade at Beach resident Henry Wayne and Russell; and
three grandchildren. auto tl\eft was reported in 8:47 a.m. Thursday. Crawford. Mr. Crawford the 1600 blade a15:67 a.m. • Orchid Avenue: A vehicle died Wednesday of Thursday. burglary was reported ll!lf natural causes. He was • The Dally Pilot welcomes • Plumer ~tnet the 600 blodt at 7:43 a.m. 93. He is survived by ~on obrtuanes for residents or Vandallsf" was reported in Thursday. Henry Crawford Jr.; former residents of Costa the 600 block a18:09 a.m. • San Miguel Drtve: Petty stepsons Jjm Wonhen Mesa and Newport Beach. If Thursday. theft was reported in the
•Wm Wiison Street 2600 block at 6:63 a.m. and Neil Worthen; and you want-to have an
Possession of drug• was Thursday: two grandchildren. obituary printed in the Pilot.
ask your mortuary to fax us reported in the 700 blodc at • 15th StrMt: A garage the information at (949) 12:30 a.m. Thursday. burglary was reported In Dorothea Riedel 646-4170 or call the •East 20th S~ end . the 800 block at 7:53 a.m. newsroom at (949) ~llerton Avenu~ Thursday. Services for former 764-4324.
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Dennis Rodman was arreste.d Friday on susp1c1on of assault.
RODMAN
Continued from Al
The woman. who was standlllg
in a parking lol at the comer of
Coast Highway and West Balboa
Boulevard when police found her.
claimed Rodman a.c;saulted her. he
said.
Officers then went to Rodman\
home and quesuoned him, ~well
as others who were with him.
Shulman said.
"They detem1ined that he wa.'>
the one who had given ,tht.•
woman a cut upj,er lif>," he said
Rodman could not be reached
for comment.
"the woman, whose name ~ not
being revealed bccau.sc \he I'> al
legedly a VJcnm of domestic \'lO
lenee, also claimed Rodman hdd
given her a bwnp on the head,
Shulman said.
"We don't know 1f the woman
wa'> living with IRodmanl." lw
said. "But clearly they were m
some kind of daun.: relation.'>hlr>"
Rodman also "had alcohol on
his breath" when he W3.'> ~led,
Shulman said. I le was booked a1
Newpon Beach my 1rul at ahout
2:30 a.rn. and then taken cu
Orange County id.I.I I le po'>led a
$25,000 bail and got out at ahout
10:30 a.m
Police are -,till 111ve.ug.tting lht'
tnddent and will me a ~rt with
the Orange U>wity dto,lmt allor
ney. who will then detemunt'
whether to lilt' cha~l">. he 'Klld
. Thi.'\ incident comt" JU.'>t week.-,
before the heanng of a civil Law
swt accusing Rodman of mpmg
former a~'> fimt 'l.:ew al lte.
West Nc.wpon homt' 'That ca'>C.' L'>
..choouled 10 be heard at lht·
Omnge Councy ~upt>rior Loun in
Santa Ana on Jan [i
New, a '>tar witm~' in lht' tnal
of Eric Bechler. till' 14 year-old
Newpon He1ghL'> l\">lt.lt:nt nuw Ul
pnson for rnurdenn.: wife Pet,'Ye
during a boating cnp off the New
pon Beach coa\t. filed the lawsuit
against Rodman u1 August .:!CXXJ.
acru.'>111g him of druggmg and
raping her.
She said m the IJw..u11 that ~he
was taken ag-ctiru.t her wiU to llocl
man'!. Seashore Drive home. that
Rodman grabb<'<l ht'r "by her hip'>
and legs. ripped f ht'rl clothing off
and began physically lhrowmg her
around "
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FAMILY
Continued from Al
they get older, the chances of
hann increase and vigilance
becomes more imponant
A few days ago. I took my son,
10, to the Borders bookstore on
Newpon Boulevard. I le was
itching to use a gift card he'd
gotten for Ouisunas and wanted,
among other thin~ 10 buy some
packs of "Yu-Gi-Oh • trading
cards that are now the rage for
kids who have outgrown
Pokemon cards.
I lad It been entirely up to him,
the entire S50 may have been
spent on the cards. But we
discussed it and agreed that two
packs was a good number.
Surprisingly, he d}d not spend
all the money available to him. In
fact. he spent only about half.
One of the-items he bought was a
CD soundtrack to~ovie,
"Eight Crazy Nights," starring
Adam Sandler.
Before I get to the point of this
column. pennlt me a few words
about Adam Sandler. I wam to
know who thinb this guy is
funny and. why. He Is not funny
and never bas been.
Back to our story. ln the car.
my son unwrapped the CD and
&tuck it 1n the play.er. The first
track was amusing, more to my son than to me, but It was
harmless and that~ what I cared
mo&t about.
The next track he played was
lllly and lt\.lpld-perfect ror a
10-year-old boy -until It got to
tM ·e" word. Thl• word ts eJgbt
letters long, &tan.I with ·e" and _,.wtth"r
My ton looked 11 me
lmrnedMiety to d*=k my •
reec1loa.. But 11 dw 1111\e time, I
FYI
Rodmen'e bNthe9
wfth the s.w:
Aug. 21, ,.-Amtst8d on
suspicion of being ~runlt
and creating a distur'bence
at Woody's Wharf. He
allegedly got drunk and
started lntemk>nelly and
repeatedly pounding his
head into the bar's ceiling ..
Police said he refused to
leave when asl(ed. He was
arrested and released. No
c:hafgel were tiled.
NcN I, 1999: A1rested along
with ex-wife Carmen Electra
at an upecale Miami Be&c.h
hotet after the two were
involved in a physical fight
Electra rtpOf1edly had a cut
on her lip and Rodman had
sc:mdlea on his dlOSt-
Charges were dropped
against both.
Dec. 22. 1~Atrested f()f
driving under the inftuenoe
of alcohol after leaving The
Oubhouse restaurant in
Costa Mesa. A blood test
revealed htS blood alcohol
level was .15, almost twice
the legal limit. P'8aded
guilty to the charge and got
three years' Informal
probation
May 31. 2001: The Orenge
County dlstrid attorney filed
three criminel
11'1i*'8meanor cnarges
against Rodman for
VK>tating the city'• noise
ordlnanoe after he blasted
music on the public beech
on the eve of his 40ttr
birthday. He pleaded guilty
on all three counts and paid
the requisite fines.
Aug. 4. 2001: Got. ticket
from Harbor Patrol for going
too fast on his apeedboat in
Newport Harbor. Paid a fine.
Aug. 29, 2001: WaGced Into
Hooters restaUrent on
Newport Boulevard with a
fire extinguisher and
randomly holed off a
patron. Was I~ by
the police and the Orange
County Health Care~
for inepproprlat& use of a
fire extinguisher. No
cnarges were filed.
Jen. s. 2002: Arrested at
Josh Slocum's restaurant
for allegedtv obstNcting •
police investigation. Officen
were looking into whether
Rodman'I Mariner's Mile
restaurant was serving
alcohol after 2 a.m., wtiid'l is
illegal. He p08t9d • $500
bail.
"..t.'> chedcing hts and it wa.c, clear
to me that hearing this word on
th1c, CD made him
uncomfortable.
I let the CD play. figuring the
damage had already been done
·But seconds later on the same
track. Sa?'ldler said the ·A" word
lllii> one is three leners long.
Thts time. my son did not wait
for my reaction. He leaned over
and ejected the CD from the
player. Then he said to m~. ·ean
you take me back to Border.>
tomorrow to return this?"
I took him back the next day
and waited outside with our dog,
Olarlie. while he took care of
busin~ Borders was
accommodating and asked why
he wanted to return the CD. My
son replied, "It tlt.s bad words on
it." To their aed.lt, the Borders
salesperson said, •OhJ Thank you
for telling us.·
ln hindsight. I should have
insisted on listening to the CD
before Roy played it. But the
rather Innocuous cover moved
my guard down. I was not being
vigilant. though I believe that this
CO shoukl have had a warning
label on It.
My les.'°n learned ls to check
everything ftrst
The good news · that my son
kntw it was wrong and did not
hesitate to make It rtgb1. My
failure to be vtgjlant allowed him
to pau a major test.
But the really happy ending to
th.ls story that when he
returned the CD, he used the
money to buy a book -(or bis
ltt.
• ITEVllMYH ... eo.a --
,...-. end freet1nce .-.
~nwva.w.am 1111pfor
him on1he QalvPlot ~ • • 842..-.
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Datly Pilot
~Bonding by the book
• Newport Beach
·Public Library's
reading group offers
·mothers a nd
:daughters more than
.. just words on a page.
: Deirdre Newman
.. Daily Pilot
NEWPOHJ BIAUI -lwelve-
ycar·old Katie li'>hcr ha' an in·
'>allahle appetite for hoo~.
llut her family members rarely
read the <,ame book.,., '>he did, '>O
Ka11e didn't have aJ1yonc to d1o;-
cu~ her reaction with.
lnat changed when Kauc and
her mom, rmh, io111ed Lhe
Mother-Daughter Book Oub at
the Newpon Be.ich Public U
brary las1 fall
Now, they t'ach rt••1d lhl' '>dfllt'
book t'very month .tnd thl'n get
togetht'r with other molht·r' cmd
daugh1er'> to talk .1hout 11. rhe
dub alc,o allow-. molher'> and
daughtl'r'> to '>pend quality 11me
v.11h ead1 utht·r
"'xi many al 1iv111e~ are done
w11h 01ht•r lod!.," I mh h'>her
-.aid. • Oll\ i., j11!>.I .inother opl ion
to nunuru1g thl' rl'lation'>htp at
homl'."
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Michelle Schnepel and her daughter Katehanna discuss Amy
Koss' book ·stolen Words· at the Newport Beach Pubhc Library.
FYI
The Mother-Daughter Book Club
meets.en the second l"hursday
of every month at 7 p.m. at the
Newport Beach Public Library.
For more information. call
Melissa Adams at (949)
717·3816.
of the lo<..s on her mother and
her stolen diary.
McLaren -.aid c,ht' makes an
effon to t.>licit reaLUon from all
membt'r'> of Lht' dub.
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needed !>Omt'one to draw me
out. c,o I make !lure everyone
gets a chance to talk," McLaren
said.
Ten-year old Agathe Farrage,
the youngt''>I duh member. ap·
predate!> 1ht.' in1ima1e '>etting.
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J?atrolling school di~tricts
• Kudos to the Daily Pilot for
;41owing critics of our powerfuJ
Jtublic school monopoly to
\IOlce publicly some of their
doncems. I have no way of
li>iowing if the local teachers'
~nion used questionable
methods lo remove one of their
qitics, Wendy Leece, from her
'1ewport-Mesa Unified school
board position. but the facts
~rtainly indicate there is
qorruption in the system ,
starting at the top. and few
rhembers of the media and/or
government officials are willing
to inform the public of such
abuses.
; ln her last month in office,
qutgoing state Superintenden1
of Public Instruction Delaine
6astin and her Department of
E:ducation were hit with a
study of the '19th Street bridge.
Historically, we've been
through all of this before. The •
reports have been done. The
public hearings have been
held. It was determined that a
bridge, which would create a
minor highway on 19th Street,
would be detrimental to
businesses. It was not a good
option, and the city is taking. i
think, the correct path on this.
Rohen Graham bas been
stumping for the 19th Street
bridge for a long time. I ran
into him several years ago in
Canyon Park, talking to me
about. MWouldn't it be nice for
residents down here to have a
straight shot to the beach."
WeU, you know what, we
have a straight shot 10 the
beach. We have qukk access.
We don't need to bear the brunt
of that highway, minor highway
on 19th Street, in order to get to
the bridge. It's interesting that $4.5 U'illtrobjuttgment in a
whistle-blower case. The jury
fl>und that Eastin had
retaliated agaimt longtime ~ucation departme.nt
qnployee James Lindberg.
[)uring the 1990s, Eastin's
Department of Education was
l(ccused of giving away million
qr doUars in federal education
money.
.. Graham has always wanted th~
19th Street bridge but he
doesn't want the Gisler Bridge
by his house to go through.
; Whistleblowers and
qutspoken critics within the
public school system are rare,
and so we do not learn of the
i~ternal problems. That alone
is one reason to lament the
d eparture of Leece and begs
tlle question of whether her
replacement, teachers' union
mndidate Tom Egan, will prove
~ unbiased as he claims.
ADAM MURRAY
I
Newport Beach
$ridge idea collapsed,
don't bring it back
I
1 Re: Costa Mesa City Council
deciding against authorizing a
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The logical thing that might
happen then, if we have the
19th Street bridge and then the
19th Street build up on the
Westside, is that there wouJd be
an extension through the
Eal>tc;ide neigh.borhood to
Dover. The city has already
taken a stance that they won't
do that and put in the
sidewalks. I think there's a need
for a review of the history of ~
this in the paper, perhaps. I just
really feel that the Eastside and
Westside Costa Mesa
neighborhoods should not bear
the brunt of traffic so that the
merchants on Mariner's Mile
don't have to confront their
need to develop parking
alternatives. Costa Mesa shouJd
not be a bypass from Coast
Highway to serve Huntington
Beach and Newport Beach.
1 really feel that the city
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nu PHOTO I DAILY PILOT
One reader hopes that new Newport-Mesa Unified school board member Tom Egan follows through oi:1 his promise to be unbiased.
should not reconsider the
bridge on 19th Street.
SUSAN EMERSON
Costa Mesa
Why not just extend the
freeway to Huntington?
There is no need for the
Costa Mesa City Council to
reconsider a bridge at 19th
;
Street. We deemed it out many.
many years ago. Besides, all we
have to do is have Caltrans
extend the Costa Mesa Freeway
along 19th Street, over the river
and through the woods to
grandmother's house in
Huntington Beach, because
that's what everybody wants.
isn't it: access to the Costa
Mesa Freeway. Then we won't
have to worry about a bridge at
19th Street because Caltrans
will have ta.ken cart' of it with
the freeway carnusmg down
19th Street.
I am being very fatt'lluus, but
that's all 1 can '>f.'C. The whole
idea of this nomeme of bridge'>
from Costa Me..a to I luntington
Beach -and I might add. the
Gisler Rridge 10 J-ountatn Valley
-is absolutely out of the
quc..iion.
JO-BLACK
Costa Mesa
EDITOR 'S NOTE
A photo on Friday's Forum page
concerning the proposed 19th
Street bridge received a number
of puzzled comments suggesting
that 1t showed a comer on the
Balboa Peninsula. There actually
1s a SJmilar comer at the~em
edge of Costa Mesa. where a
different -and far shorter and far
smaller -B1lboa Boulevard
meets 19th Street.
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TODAY
The Newport Bay Natu,..lisu &
Friends will host a guided walking
toU< of the Upper Newport Bay Ecol~ical Aeserve, with groups
leaving every 1~ minutes
between 9 and 10:15 a.m. People
Joining the tours are encouraged
to wear comfortable shoes a hat
(if it's sunny) and to bring a' bird
book and binoculars to hels:i.
observe the abundant wildlife.
The tours will begin at the corner
of East Bluff Drive and Back Bay
Road Free. For more information,
call (949) 786 8878.
Auditions for th• School of
American Ballet's 2003 Summer
Course will be held at the Defore
Dance Center in Costa Mesa.
Auditions are open to
intermediate and advanced
students only and will be held
from 1 to 2·30 p m. for
13-year-olds. from 2:30 to 4 pm.
for 14-and 15-year olds and from
4 to 5 p.m. for 16 to 18·year·olds.
Students must register one hour
in advance. For more
information. call (212) 769 6600
or (714) 241 ·9908.
SUNDAY
The Azzoni Sisters and vocalist
Brenda von Gremp will perform
worb for voice, violin and p1ano at
3 p.m at the Newport Beach
Ceotral 1.Jbrary. Chnstme Al2oni
Dow plays the p1ano, and her
Sister, Sandra Azzoni Wood, plays
the 111ohn The library 1s at 1000
Avocado Ave Free: For more
lnfomiat1on, call (949) 717·3801 or
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MONDAY
<Mnge CoYnty Sterr1 Singles
will hold a meeting from 6.30 to
9 30 p.m at the Costa Mesa
Neighborhood Community
Center The meeting will include
an urban searcn and rescue shde
program, hve music and a
potluck. The center is at 1845 Park
Ave. $4. For more mformat1on,
call (714) 893·2986.
TIJESDAY
The Newport BNch Public
l.Jbrary will host two seminars on
1dentrty theft at the Central
l.Jbrary brandl. The fim seminar.
wt11cn 1s cosponsored by the
Newport Bead\ Chamber of
Commerce, will begin at 5:30
p m It Wltl focus on building
business expertise end include a
netwooong mixer The second
seminar. wt11d\ 1s cosponsored by
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with identity theft. It will be held
from 6 to 7 p.m . The library is at
1000 Avocado Ave. Free. For
more information, call (949)
717 3801 or visit
www.newportbeadllibrary.org.
Mother"s Malilet & Kitchen will
host a seminar on how to protect
yourself 1n the age of arthritis
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patlo
Cafe in Costa M esa. The cafe is at
225 E. 17th St Free. For more
information, call (949) 631-4741.
WEDr«SDAY
The Susan G. Komen Breast
Cancer Foundation will hold a
volunteer orientation from 6 to 8
p.m. at the Orange County offices
in Costa Mesa. Volunteer
opportunities include Race for the
Cure, Links to the Cure, Komen
Spring Lund\eon, BMW Ultimate
Drive, Mammogram·a·thons,
health fairs and other
Komen .. ponsored community
events. The offices are at 3191·A
Alrport Loop Drive. Reservations
required. For more information,
ca!I (714) 957·9167. ext. 27.
The Newport Beach Jaycees
at the Newport Beach Chamber of
Commerce. The d\amber 1s at
1470 Jamboree Road. Free:For
more information, call (949)
735--1036.
TlfURSOAY
Th• Cost8 Meta Chamb9r of
Commerce will hold its monthly
90-minute breakfast boost from 7
to 8:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa
Country Oub. The club is at 1701
Golf Course Drive. $12 if prepaid,
$17 at the door. For more
information, call (714) 885-sosp.
I.
benefits at 10 a.m in the
U(l1VerS1ty Club on the ua
campus. The seminar will focos
on the latest cnangea in M edicare
benefits and supplemental
insurance coverage. It will not
cover Medicare HMOs. The club
ts at Los Trancos and East
Peltason Drive. Free. For more
information, call (877) ua-oocs.
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Saturday. January 11, 2003 A7
Health Center, 1190 Baker St The
seoond meeting will be held from
6:30 to 8:30 p. m at Silveredo
Senior Living -Newport Mesa,
350 W. Blly St Free. For more
information aboot the first
meeting, call (714) 593-9630. and
for the second meeting, call 1949)
631-2212
will host a wor1cshop on the seven UC Irvine Medical c.nter will
TM Alzheimer's Assn. of 01"8nge
County will hold two support
groups for caregivers in Costa
M esa. The first meeting will be
held from 1 to 3 p.m at Hoag
Leaming Tree Univwlity will
offer a s1x-""'eelt class titled ·The
Fearless Writer· for studenu
wanting to pr~uce polished,
strong and honest fiction and
nonfiction. The class is geared
keys to success from 1to9 p.m . host a seminar on Medicare See TOWN, Paa• M
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Habitat for Human ity home in O range County.
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Saturday, January 11
Ground Breaking Ceremony
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Contiooed from A7
toward beginning and advanced
writers. The class wfll be taught
by an award-winning instructor
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who has been published in the
Los Angeles Times, the Orange
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magazines. Oasses will be held
from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursdays.
The university is at 265
McCormick Ave .. Costa Mesa. For
more information, call (714)
427-0588 or visit lruonlme.com.
FRIDAY
The Newport Beach Chamb9r 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 winners and have
entertainment. a live and silent
auction, dinner and mvctt more.
The hotel Is at 690 NeYlport
Center Drive. Newport Beactt.
Tidtets are $75 per person, $900
for a table of 12. For more
Information. call (949) 729-4400.
UC Irvine Medic.I Center will
host a seminar on hearing loss at
1 p.m . at the Oasis Senior Center.
The seminar will have
d1scossions on symptoms and
treatments of hearing loss. The
center ls at 800 Marguerite A~e .•
Corona del Mar. Free. For more
Information, call (877) UCl-OOCS.
or visit
www.ucihealth.com/events.
JAN.18
A workshop for men and women
who have just gotten divorced or
are getting divorced will be held
from 10 a.m . to 12:30 p.m . at
Maxine B Cohen's office in
Newport Beactt. The office is at
180 Newport Center Drive. $40.
For more information, call (949)
644-6435.
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JAN.21
The Coron. def Mar Chember of.
Commerce will ho" its monthly
networking lunctteon at 11:30
a.m. at the Ave Crowns
Restaurant. Reservations are
required. The restaurant ls at 3801
E. Coast Highway. For more
infotmation. call (949) 673-4050.
Mother's Market 8r Kitchen will
host a seminar on liver cleansing
and body purification from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe in
Costa Mesa. The cafe is at 225 E.
17th St Free. For more
information, call (949) 631-4741.
The Surfrider Foundation
Newport Beactt Chapter will hold
its first meeting of 2003 at 7 p.m.
at Margaritaville in Newport
Beactt. The meeting will focus on
local water issues, including how
people can help preserve the
oceans. beadles and surf. Tacos
will be provided. The restaurant is
at 2332 W. Coast Highway. For
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more Information. call (949)
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Th• Zen Center of Orange County
will host a series of programs on
Zen today through Marett 9.
Programs will be held the first
and third Tuesday of eactt month
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and every
Sunday from 5 to 7:15 p.m. The
programs will have lessons on
developing a regular practice.
personal instruction and muctt
more. The fee Is $1SO. tax ·
deductible. The center is at 120 E
18th St.. Costa Mesa. For more
information. call (949) 722-7818
or visit www.zcoc.orp.
JAN. 22
The A12heimer'1 Assn. of Orange
County will hold two workshops
today at Silverado Senior Living
Newport Mesa. The first workshop
will be held from 10:30 a.m. to
noon and will focos on memory
loss. The second workshop will be
held from 1 to 2:30 p.m. and will
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required. For more information,
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Th• Costa M ... Chamber
of Commerce will hold its
monthly business after hours
mixer from 6:30 to 7·30 p.m. at
Skosh Monahan's. The restaurant
is at 2000 Newport Blvd. Free for
members, $10 for potential
members. For more information.
call (714) 885-9090
JAN.23
Mother's Market 3t Kitchen wl!I
host a seminitr on how tO
strengthen your immune system
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Patio
Cafe in Costa Mesa The cafe is at
225 E. 17th SL Free. For more
information. call (949) 631-4741
JAN.24
UC Irvine will host Its 19th annual
Martin Luther King Jr
symposium. "Prayer, Protest, and
Peace -A Leader's Legacy for
Today.H from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The
symposium's keynote speaker
will be Julian Bond, board
cttairman of the NAACP and
professor of history at the
University of Virg1n1a The
symposium will be held in the
Humanities lnstruc11onal
Building, room 100 at the UCI
campus Free For more
information, call 1949! 824 72 15,
JAN.25
A seminar on long-term care
planning, including legal. estate
and M edi-cal issues. will be held
from 10 a m lo noon at the
OrAnge Coast Un11anan Church tn
Costa Mesa The seminar-is
OaJy Pilot t
sponsored by the Alzheimer's
Assn. of Orange County and the
Orange County Caregiver
Resource Center. The church 1s 11
1259 Victoria St. For more
information, call (714) 578-8670
JAN.29
The MOMS Qub of Cosu
Mesa-North is hosting an open
house at 10 a.m . at Balearic Park
and Community Center in Costa
Mesa. Women are encouraged to
bring their cttildren and will have
the cttance to meet other
stay-at-home moms. The center
is at 1975 Balearic Drive. For more •
information._£811 (714)964-5934
Mother's Matbt 8r Kitchen will
host a seminar on digestion a'nd
elimination from 6:30 to 7:30 p m
at the Patio Cate in Costa Mesa
The cate is et 225 E. 17th St Free
For more Information, call (949)
631-4741.
JAN. 30
Mot her's Marbt & Kitchen will
host a workshop and book signing
with AuthOf' Geoffrey Rose from
6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Patio Cafe m
Costa Mesa. The cafe is at 225 ~
17th St Free. For more
information. call (949) 631-4741
ONGOING
The Assn. of Business Services
host networking meeting that
deal with education connect1C111~
from 6 to 8.30 p.m . on the
second Tuesday of every m r,r th
at the Holiday Inn at 3131 811'>tol
St .. Costa Mesa. For more
informatton, call (949) 805 0011
The Newport Beach Publtc
Library will host an hour of
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llOfiM and crab for d'llldren In
kindergarten through the MCOnd
grede at ht Corone del Mar
brand'! frorrl 3 to 4 p.m. Tueadays
beginning Jan. 14. The library Is
at 420 Marigold Ave. For more
Information, call (949) 717-3800.
TM Newport a..d't N.wcomen
Club holds a general "'eotlng Of'
the third Wednesday of every
month. The organization ,, open
to all famale residents In Newport
Beadl who have lived in the area
fewer than five yeara. For mon.
information, call (949) 645-9922,
orviait
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the home •nd ~shlpe with
extended famlll•. The C09t for
three MMlona la $45 per couple.
Preregistration la required. Call to
echedule date and time. The
oftlce la at 250 E. ea.car St., Suite
G, Co.ta Meu. (714) 44&4960.
Women IO end older cen ~ •
discuaion group coordinated by
J9with Family SeMces to
addresa luues IUdl aa anxiety,
depreaion, relationships,
loneliness and family. The group
meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.rn.
Mondays at the agency offices,
260 E. B~ker St, Suite G, Costa
Mesa. Preregistratlon required.
(714) 445-4950.
Friends al the Newport 8NCh
Public Library Used Book Store
are asking for patrons to donate
lntllffllfth couptes with one books to replenish the dwindling
Jewish partner are invited to . stock. Books m ay be left at any of
participate In a dlacussion group. the three branch libraries -
at the Jewish Family Service of Balboa, Mariners, or Corona del
megazinee and law boob, wtll be
accepted and are tax deductible.
(949) 7~9687.
The .............. c6rs ....
computer daaes to people with
hiding vtsk>n who have difficutty
seeing the computer ICJMf\. The
Ouf• Center at 800 Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar, offers abc
seufons. Call to sign up for
daau. (714) 821-6000.
· A .pirftuel care due mMta at
7:15 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400
Irvine Ave., Suite 114, Newport
&each. Call to reserve a seat. (949)
263-1462.
'The Costa Mesa Chamber al
Commerce hoata networting" ..
luncheon m eetirlgs Wednesdays
from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club. The
cost is $13. The dub Is at 1701
Golf Course Drive, Coste Mesa.
(714) 885-9090.
Orange County office. The group Mar -or in ttfe book closet next
is geared toward dealing with • to-the Friends Book Store, at 1000 A brain tumor auppof1 group
laues between interfaith Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. · meets the first and third
couples, such as raising children, AU hardcover and paperback Thursdays of each month from 7
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8t. Andlww's~audt
hoeb a mem.l Alnese IUpport
group from 8:3010 8 p.m.
Sundeyt in DienNlfteld Hall C et
600 St Andrews Roed, Newport
Beach. (949) 674-2238.
The Jewl9h Femly 8ervtoe of
Orange County 1POMOrs a
discualon group for adult
childntn and their parents from 6
to 7 p.m. two Tuesd"A,a month
at lhe Jewish Famlly Service
ofRce at 260 E. e.ker St, Suite G,
Costa Mesa. $10 per person, per
seufon. Preregistration required.
(714) 446-4950.
The Jewl9h Femly SeMce al
Orange County has e weekly
parenting IUppoft group. f>erenU
learn atrategin for IUCC9Uful
parenting and for dealing wtth
the feelings and behevlor 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, Cotta Meta. The group will cover
managing anger, anxiety and
peer pressure ctilldren
experience. Prereglltration
required. (714) 446-4950.
The Costa Mela Senior c.nw
has ballroom dancing wfth live
music from the Cocta Mesa Musk:
Makers from 7:30 to 10-.30 p.m.
fNfKY Tuesd8y night at 696 W. 19th'
St, Coste Mesa. $4. (949) 648-3884.
Jewllb Femlly SeMce al Onnge
County sponsors en ongoing
haling support group for the
c:hronlcelly Ill The purpoae 11 to
provide participants with
emodone& and eptrttual tupport
to nwinege IAnea and Its
~The group meets
at 7 p.m. Thursdlys at the Jewish
Famltv SeNtce office at 260 E.
Beker St, Co.ta Meta.
~lsfree,but ~Is required. (714)
"46-4960.
laebble Club No. ISO mMtl
from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at
Bofdera Boob, MusJc & Caf6 at
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St
In Cost9 Mesa. $3. New players
are welcome. (949) 206-9822.
The Coln .net Stemp Qub mNts
from 1 to 3 p.tn. Mondays at the
Oa1ls Senior Center. New
members Interested In trading, ·
buying end telling stamps end
colnt ere being sought to join
thele Informal meetings. There
ere no fees required. (949)
644-3244.
J.wllh femly SMttce .....
ongoing bereavement support
groope for edults at all stages of
Ion. Group members share
experiences, hear how-others
deal with grief, receive support
and learn ways to cope with
sadneu and Joa. One group
meets at 7 p.m . Tuesdays at Beth
Jacob In Irvine. The second group
meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at
Temple Judea In Laguna Hills.
The third group meets at 1 p.m.
Thursd8ya at the Ezra Center in
Anaheim. Free, but advance
registration Is required. (714)
445-4950.
J.wllh Feni11y SMttce of o...nve
County provide• a support and ·
dlacusslon group for persons
recovering from childhood or
teenage sexual abuse. The group
meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m.
Tuesdays at 260 E. Baker St,
Costa Meu. Advance registration
11 required. (714) 445-4950.
1Wo-hour ... tow9 wtd'I •
trained naturellat guide are
offered at 10 L'l'· Sundays from
the Newport Ounee Waterfront
Reaort. The reeof1 Is at 1131 ~
Bay Drive, Newport Beadl. ~
or S10Jor Callfomie Wildlife Y.
Campaign and Newport Bey J!...
Naturalists and Ff1ends members. (800) 585-0747.
A yop end dance deM le held 'I
from 4:30to 5:46 p.m. T= the Center for Spiritual ~
2850 Mesa Verde Drive East. ~
111. Costa M6S8. (714) 754-7399.,0¥ . '-//;
Th• Rev. Connie Rydlman
a dl&cussion group using the .,,. ___ ...H.. .... with God# lwvft •Y
\NllY"1-""''":.t.~ .. --··-1•,.,,. noon to 1 p.m. ,.._r-at the~ CentJtr for Spiritual Di~,
Mesa Verde Drive East. Suite n , "1
Costa Mela. Bring a lunch. (114'f 1 1
754-7399. ~ I I~
Manh•tra Tae Kwon Do In~
Mesa offers free aetf~ :.1• j
d8sses to alriine pilots and ftigt'ltl"'
attendants.. a .... are taught ~A
thre.time U.S. Nat!Onal °'8mplillll
Tom Marshan. Marshall's ii at 3fD1
E. 17th St, Suite 13, Coste MM& ...
(949) 574-0122.. I I ~
.. --·~ A Dealing with~ IU~t
group ii offered by Jewish ~.;.
Service of Orange County. The ,.J
group is led by en experienoed ,
counselor and meets at 6 p.m. •
Tuesdays at the Jewish~
campus, 250 E. Baker St. Suite G, j
Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4960. I t ... \
Th• SN Scouts' ship Del Mer. ~~
711 of Orange County offera a ,_.
program for boys end young " •
men ages 14 to 18 interested In ~
sailing, seamanship, piloting ... • !
navigation and cruising. ~ ..
Meetings are from 6 to 9 p.rn ... ..:
Wednesdays at the Sea Scoutf, !
Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. (949) ,
642"6301 or (949) 55HJ591.
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Sprtog cla~ begin February 3.,
. '
~turday, January 11, 2003 All
COMMUNITY & CLUBS
ime for students"t;o enter ·club competitions
t's that time of the year
when service clubs look for
lgh school srudents to
clpate in their speech and ell contests that lead
tually to cash awards for
'finalists at the district level
y Uons. Kiwanis,
ange. Soroptimlst and
clubs sponsor such
o.iffpetltions be tween now and
Local Rotary Oubs are the
tones up looking for high
l speech conteblants for
ub competitions the first
of February. Each
a,tlclpallng club sends their
ntestant lo lhe area
said Roger McGonegaJ,
rt1ldent of the Rotary Oub of
ewport-Balboa. ll'i. al the
strict finals. held in April,
students can receive $500
couragement or lheir
alents. he adds.
Rotary vocal compelillon for bWl school studenll> in either
cfjsical or musical theater will t>e held during late Fehruary at
the club level. with the d1stric1
semifinals 10 be held Sa turday,
March 22, at UCI C..011cert I !all,
and the finals the nl•xt day.
Sunday. March 23. Ealh
contes tant singi; one selec11011
of no more than five m1nule'> 111
kngth. Competition is 1ou.:h. I
ha~ anended the finali. on
sey,eral occasion-; of the 15-yt•ar
cdmpethlon.
To find out more about e1tht'r
compelilion or 10 enter a club
petition, contact your lolal
otary Oub coordtnator
For students al Newport
arbor, F.slancia and Sage high
hools, call Nancy Raney ol
e Newport-Balboa Oub at
949) 673-0326 for Corona del
ar and University I ltgh
chools. call Hugh Cl>rlstensen
f Newpon-lrvine Club at 194<fJ
3-2815 or (760) 635-0312.
tuaents from Balk Bay and
osta Mesa high schools, call
Lucas of Newport ~unri-.e
ub al (949) 718-0168 And for
sta Mesa 1 ligh School
peech contestantc;, call Sheri
or South Coast Metro al
949) 633-2324. We will keep
ou posted on the other service
lub competiuons as soon as
JIM
DE BOOM
the
information
becomes
available.
WOMEN IN
RELIGION:
The
Newport ,
-Mesa Irvine
Interfaith
Council will
hold its
monthly
luncheon on Wednesday at St.
John the Divine Episcopal
Church and explore Women in
Religion -Islam, with noted
'>peaker Maha Hamwl of the
l<;lamic Outreach Foundation.
TI1e luncheon is open to
congregation members and
clergy of all faiths and
intcres1ecJ community
member<>.
According to the Rev. Don
Oliver. council president.
elcttlon of officers and·
director'> for 2003 will take
place at the meeting, as well.
me day will begm with a
reception at 11 :45 a.m., lunch
at noon and program at 12:30
p.m .. with adjournment by I :30
pm. Admission, which
includes lunch, 1s S7.50 pc:r
person w11h reservalions and
$10 without reservations, and
you may pay at the door.
!>t. John the D1V1ne 1s at 183
I . Bay St .. Costa Mesa, one
block ea~t of Newport
Boulevard. Re'>crvattons are a
mu'>t and can be made by
ralhng (949) 660-8665, ext. 3,
by 5 pm luesday. or e-mail 10
11mii11tnfaitl1@aol.rom.
GREAT PROGRAM LINE UP:
I mu'>I 'ay I am 1mprec;sed
with the three-month program
calendar that the Corona del
Mar -Nl'wport Beach Kiwams
Uub~enl this past week.
It features former Angels
p11cher Oyde Wright.
develorwr Buck Johns.
mo11vat1onal speaker Tom Bay.
Concordia Uruverslty President
Jack Preus. 2001 Bnll'>h Open
Champion Ray Carruco and
::iherman Library and Garden
director Wade Roberts, 10
name a few. h's a sohd program
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HONE YOUR SPEAKING
SKIUS:
If you a.re one of those who
has made the New Year'i.
resolution to improve yo ur
speaking skills for business or
personal reasons, take a look a
the help the Newport Center
Toastmasters Oub can provide.
The club meets from 7 10
8:30 a.m. on Mondays al the
Irvine Co .• 6 10 Newport Center
Drive. Guests are welcome. For
more information, contact
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preside nl of public relations at
(949) 721 57J2.
WORTii REPEATING:
From MThought for the Daytt
provided by Greg KeUey or the
Newpon Mesa Irvine Interfaith
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l'b~ Rev. Dr. Georgr R <..risp. Pastor
(949J673-380S
Costa Mesa
MESA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1701 Baker, C.M.
Worship & Church School
8:30 and 10:00 a .m.
Or AICllard Geof 714 979-8234
Newport Center
United Mrthodist Church
Rev uthlccn Coot\, Pascor
1601 Marguerite Ave
corner of Marguc:mc 2nd
lian Joaquin Hills Rd
(949) 644-0745
&m Quw \'(.'orsh1p \n-i11u
lOam Worship and Ch1/drrnj
,\unday School
Youth muting u>ttlt/y
Costa Mesa First United
Methodist Church
420 West 19th SIT'l'et,
Costa Mesa
ev Michael Bankh<.'ad, Pastor
Council:
"If you are humble nothmg
wiU 1ouch you, neither praii.e
nor disgrace, because you
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SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS TiilS
COMINGMEK
T\JESDAY
7:30 a.m .: J'he 40-member
Newport Beach Sunn se Rotary
Oub will meet at Five Crowni.
for a program by David Blake
on MBusine<>s after Enron "
6:30 p.m .. lhe Costa Mesa
Newpon Harbor Lloni. Qub
wiU m eet a1 the co ... ta Me!>a
Country Oub for a program by
C..ahrans.
WEDNESDAY
7:15 a.m: The 20-membt>r
South Coal>t Metro Rotary Uuh
St. John The Divine
Episcopal Church
183 E. Bay St .
Costa Mesa
949-548-2237
Comer of Bay & Orange Ave.
Sunday Services:
8:00 am and 10:00 am
Sunday School 9:45
Holy Eucharist at 7:00 am
on Wednesday
The Rev 0r Bart>ant st-art. Rector
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( www.southwas1me1ro of Internet on Lducauon·. the
rotary.org?; and the Newport 50 member Newport
I larbor Kiwanis Oub wiJI rnt'et Beath C..orona del Mar Kiwanis
at the Univer'>llY Athle11t Club. Oub wiU meet al the Bahia
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bcchange Uub of the Orange Buck Johns d1scUSl> ·Trains in
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Corinthian Yacht Oub. fhe d ublcostamesa); the
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International or Newpon Newpon I !arbo r will meet at
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An a Country< Jub. Mu'>eum; and 1he JOO-me mber
6 p.m 1hP60-member Newpon-lrvine Rolary Oub
Rotary Club o f Newport Balboa will meet at the lrvme Mamou
will meet al the Hah1a l l111el ( www nirowry.org),.
Corinthian Yal hi Uub 10 hear
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Music, culture meet the • movies
Each Fri day this month, a music-related fi lm
will play at UCI Student Center as part of the
'Funk, Punk & Monk: Music on Film' series.
I luerta said. "It's a great seri es of
films that showcase different
types of music.·•
FYI
WHAT: "Funk, Punk & Monk:
Music on Film"
Suzie Harrison
Daily Pilot
A glimpse into the life of an
influential jazz musician, the
Rolling Stones in their prime,
New York City's ex:plo.,1ve music
and art scene of 1980 and 1981
and a look at the DJ
phenomenon are all .. ewn
together by the thread thal is
usuaUy the beat of existence to
most coUege students -music.
Film Festival is bringing to the
big screen this monlh with
"Funle, Punk & Monk: Music on
Film." Every Friday night lhil.
month,.a different music related
film will play, including "Gimme
Shelter," "Straight, No Olaser·
Thelonious Monk," "Downtown
81" and "Scratch."
On Jan. 17, "Straight No
Olai;er: Th~lonlous Monie" will
play. The movie is a look into the
life, musk and mind of maverick
jazz pianist and composer
Theloniow. Sphere Monie. This
ponrait of the composer depicts
Monie in the studio, on and off
<,Lage and gets into hi5
personality and his playing slyle
that make!> him a legend. II was
i.hot in 1968 and produced by
Oint F..astwood.
WHEN: 7 and 9 p.m. Fridays
through Jan. 21
WHERE: UCI Student Center
Crystal Cove Auditorium on the
campus of UCI
COST: $3 students, $4 staff and
non-UCI students and SS general
admission
INFO: (949) 824-5588
about Jean-Michel Basquiat
(1960-88), who starred in Lhe
movie at age 19. It's about his
Tegend as a painter, graffiti artist.
poet and musician. It has been
described as a Mlos1" film that
vividly depicts 1he downtown
New York art and music scene of
1980-8 l. The cast includes
Deborah Harry, Kid Creole and
the Coconuts, James White and
the Rlaclcs, DNA. the Plastics and
more.
TI1e ftnaJ film , on Jan. 31 , is
"Scratch," a 2001 film by Doug
Pray.
It teUs the In.le stories ol
mu'i1cal artists who ui.e vinyl
and turntable!> al> their
instruments." It looks into the OJ
scene spectrum, from breah,
beat!., hip-hop and other
'>Ubcultures in the scene. Ille
lllat's what UCl Film•Society's
" n1iS particular 'iCrteS of fihm,
are films you wouldn't
necessariJy be able to get at
Blockbuster or i;ee anywhere
else." fj!stival co-producer Jame!.
Showing Jan. 24 is the 1989
film "Downtown 81" by
Charlotte Zwerin. This movie is
•Gimme Shelter,· a film
following the Rolhng Stones.
see MUSIC, Page A16 was screened Friday.
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a ·ian niins tre
comes to the Barclay
Ha bib Ko ite, a renowned
West African guitarist,
has made a connection
between Ma Ji an music
and the blues.
Christine Carrillo
Da1lyP1lot
T alcing his cue from his
family, Habib Koite
liberated lhe musicaJ
talent laying do~ant
within him and jumped
into a world of popular rhythms that
has since given him universal
notoriety.
Incorporating the musical sound<;
of his Malian heritage Wlth musical
influence<; he's acquired during his
travels, Koite,
accompanied
by hi!> band
Bamada,
creates a
distinctive
sound that
blends jan
and blues
rhyth.ms with
a
contemporary
West African
guitar styling
that softly
serenades
audiences
around the
world.
And on
Thursday, the
gultar
'I ca n get
some
influence ...
from ,
everywhere in
the w orld. My
music can
evolve when I
do n't stay in
the sa me place
all the time.'
Habib Koite,
African guitarist
virtuoso's beats will resonate withjn
the wall'> at Irvine Barclay Theatre in
J.rvi.ne, giving Orange County
residents a chance to experience his
infectious slyle.
Koite, who has been referred to as
one of the greatest new voices in
African music and one of Mali's most
exciting artists, will be performing in
. various theaters, clubs and
performing arts venues in the United
States and across North American as
part or his 2003 Lour.
It is through such tours and travels
that he has been able to create such
an idiosyncmtic style.
By combining the diverse musical
traditions of his Malian homeland
with his cosmopolitan life
experiences, Koit~ has continued to
embrace cultural sounds and
incorporate ethnic beats into his
music.
"I can get some influence ... from
everywhere in the world," he said.
•My mu'lic can evolve when I don't
Habib Kotte, an African guitarist who counts Bonnie Raitt as one of his fans, will perform at the Barclay Theatre.
FYI
WHAT: Habib Koite & Bamada
WHEN: 8 p.m. Jan. 16
WHERE: Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242
Campos Drive
COST: $24 to $28
INFO: (949) 8544646, or visit
www.thebarclay.org.
stay in the same place aU the time.~
Some influences are a hllle more
difficult to incorporate Koit~ has
found that Latin rhythms were the
easiest to work with.
In his mo t recent album. ·Baro:
Koit~ took tradilionaJ melodie'> and
guitar styling and mixed th~m with
Cuban inOuenced groove .
SUNDAY
Bui blending sounds of cultures
aside from his own has been only
one of the steps Koit6 has taken to
place himself in a category all his
own.
Kolle, who has made fans of such
artists as Ronnie Raitt, Joan Baez and
Jackson Browne, has managed to
create new rhythms within his own
culture, as weU.
J'ak.ing the traditional guitar
styUngs of Mall, which are caUed
danssa. and adding the word dnso to
describe his new style. darwa doso,
which incorporates Mali's popular
rhythms witfl it's most powerful and
ancient musical traditions.
Now considered a world -class
guitarist, Koit6 has revealed a
connection between blues and
Malian music that has mustered
universal acclaim.
·it's a big honor for me. and I'm
very happy to play everywhere in the
world .... It's a big ~ft for me," Kolle
said. ·11lke to play on stage for the
people and now I play everywhere
for the people. That ls so wonderful
for me."
Tickets for the performance, which
is scheduled for 8 p.m .. a re $24 and
$28. The theater is at 4242 Campus
Drive in lrvine.
For more Information, caU (949)
854·4646 or visit tuww.tliebarclay.org.
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of fun , the
follies want
volunteers
By Tom Titu s
S o you Vt' heen goang to the theater
for a ~h1le. and have marveled at
the loc.:al talent Oil '>tage, '>t.'CretJy
wondenng if you rnuld t>Ver get up theft
and '>mg. dance or J l t
\\lt>U, here's your ch.mle The annual •
CJ 10<.. I~ VI I will be holding
audition., today and Jan. 19 m Nt'Wp(>rt
Beach, and previou., theatncal
experience ~ not nt'I: t><-..ary. The only
reqUtremt>nt i.., that )llUH' paswd )iiur
21'>1 birthday
"In the la\1 ..even )t',tr<,, the C I IC X
k>lhec, has tapped illlo the imagmatmn
and thra1ricaJ talenL'> of many Orange
(..ounty b~me~s. cultural, !>C>Ctal and c1vjt
leader.." "3ld pubho'>t (,fona /Jgner, onr
of the Orgillll7.t'r. of the charity e\'t'rlt
Prcx:ecds wiU benefit Children\
I lo<,ptt.al of. Orange< ,ounty. In Its firM '>I:(
productions. the U l<X. FoUies raked Ill
more than S 1.2 rmJJ1on for the Cl ICX
f'oundat10n for < hildren while bringing
lau~ler .md en1t'Yflll'nl to lhe ca.c,L<, an<t
the aud1encet>. according to 7i~er
The talent may be on the amateur '>kle.
but thl· crealiw contmgent L\ all pm
D1rec1or John Vaughan. choreographer
Lee Maruno and mu.'i1c-dl director Dou!(
Au~tin have helmed the past ... 1x -.how'
and they're on board for the u1x.ommg
ver;1on. ·As the 0 1•mnclc, Tum -a
Mu.-.1cal Romp Thmu~ IV Land."
TI1e '>how will be prec,ented for only.
two performanl'.es, March 14 and 15, <'1
the C1rove Theater of Anaheim. Tryou~
are at Newpon Reach'<; Sutton Place
llotel, 4500 MdcArthur'Blvd .. today fr0111
10 a.m . lo noon and Ian. 19 from 2 to~
p.m.
"It's only neces.....ary 10 attend one
audinon," 7.Jgner ...ud. adding that all •
auditioners should wt'af comfortable •
clothing. •
Tho-;e wishing to try out for a solo :
song or dance should bring their own
mu.c;ic. A pianjst will be available. ••
Reh~ mostly on Saturdays durt,lg
the day, will be hekl in the fonner WelJt
Fargo Bank building at Bristol Street wit
Town Center Drive in Cost.a Mesa. 'Ille
first all-cast meeting is 'iCheduled for l~
am Jan. 25 in the rehearsal hall.
Mil's one of the most fun experiences
you'U ever hcwe, • 7,;.gner promises. ·or '
course, you are required to sell a •,
minimum of $500 worth of tickets or ~
sponsorships to the show." "'·
Ote CHOC Follies offer participants a'
chance to •get into the act• and help a'•
worthy cause in the process. •
For more information. contact 1lgnef
at gzigner@pad>elLrn!L !
•
• TOM TnUS reviews toe.I theater for the '••
Deily Piloc. His reviews eppear Thu.---• • ·-.,.,.,
end Saturdays. ""'
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THE CROWD
A Super Bowl party, society style ENGAGEMENT ~
I t's one of the great Super Bowl
traditions in the
Newport-Mesa communny.
John and Donna Crean will
open up their Back Bay e.tate
once again for Super Bow1 XXXVll
with all the trimminss to bt-11efit
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Juvenile
Conriect1on
Progrdfll,
'>p<>nM>rL'CI by
Family
~'>men I
Coun~ling
and
• t-..ducalJonJJ
.•• ·Service~. ·. 8;W. COOK rickcl'> are
SIOO per
• person. wuh m.erved table.. of Io
4Vallable for food, football and
plenty of fun to raise money w
help prevent fanuJy violerKe
through ~ment and referrcih
coordinated with local \<.hool ...
The t.-vent lJ ili. year will tcike
place on Jan 26, with door. to the
e<>tate to be o~ned at 2 p.m
Organizer.> arc pmmi,in g J.11 lond'
of door pro~ and auttion Hem,.
N>r reservations c10d infonnation.
please call (877) 422-JZZ:i
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... SBDftoOmb i-. huw mviting
the Newpon M<.><.a t ffM'tl to
'>Uppon the Oc.t•an ln'>lllUll' JI an
upcoming t"l/Crung of 1an· cind
go unnet fart:
JaT.l great Peter WhJte w1ll
headhne a \pt'(."tantlar l'w11111g at
the Ocean ln'>lltute\ Dari.t l'l)trll
I !arbor 1 lt"adquarter. on JJ11 i I
\'\'Ith suppon from lc1<.aJ
committee membt-r.. mt ludmg
event chairman nm McMahon of
Grubb and Ellis. Bronnie Lee,
ElJeen Clifton. Dennis EwrwoJe
and Usa Met7.
Corporate sponsors of the
evening were Costa Mesa's Roben
Mondavi Wine and Food Center,
Newport's Northern 'Iha.st Bank.
The Ritz Carlton and the St Regis
Hotel& Additional support is
coming from WASA Sushi and
Omega Events.
To support lbe Ocean Institute,
please call (949) 496-2274. ext.
419.
FILM BUFFS HEAD TO DESERT
The local crowd will be in Palm
Springl> this weekend supporting
the 2003 Gala Aw-ctrds
Presentation at the Nortel
Networks International Film
h:!stival.
Torught. the Palm Sprin~
Convention Center will come
alive at a party hosted by the very
funny Uly Tomlin. The gala
black-tie evening will be anended
by a large contingent of the
ct!lebnty crowd..
Produced by Rlc:bard lleSantb
anQ,executive prbduceai;y-~ M~ Otlldeis. the evening ll
welcome honoree!. 4'Jtn
Redgrave. Pranco ZeftJrelll. Mace
Neufeld, Mkhd Legrand. Conrad
H.ail and Stephen Daldry.
Ille gala committee will be led
by Denise Du.Barry Hay and Earl
Greenburg. Addmonal suppon
for the resuvaJ dinner will come
from Harold Maimer. Kevin
Md.Afire. Unda Shlrvan1an and
lol:s SchJechL
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At left, Patrick Munoz.
accompanied by his wife,
Raquel, recerved this yea(s
Siracusa Award for his
dedication to Hoag Hospital
Foundation. Patrick and Raquel
celebrated his honor at the
foundation's annual meetmg
and Women's Pavilion Capital
Campaign Celebration . held at
The Four Seasons.
Above, SusM and Edouard
Bartlett iomed 460 Hoag
Hospital supporters at The Four
Seasons m Newport Beach .
Susan recerved the 2002 Vm
Jorgensen award for her
comm1tmen1 to Circle 1000
which supports Hoag Cancer
Center
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With any 1ilrchase of a 1oe.f of bread
WJ\H I per ruaoma-OP. 01 JI ~I .. uh <OUpon orily
Blake Bertea -
and Jill Hamilton
Kathy and John
Hamilton of Corona del ,
Mar announce the
engagement of their •
daughter, JilJ Otristine
Hamilton of Co rona del
Mar, to Blake Cameron
Bertea of z.· a del Mar.
The bn e-eleu
graduated from Gorona
del Mar I lrgh School
and the Univer:.1ty of
Southern California.
The furure
bndegroom. 'ion of
Hyla and lltchard
Benea of corona del
Mar, graduated from
Corona del Mar I hgh
School and the
University of Colorado
A May JO wedding I'>
planned at tl1c Laguna
Prei.byterian Church in
Laguna Beach.
•Weddings and
engagements run
Saturdays For a form,
please call Christine
Carrillo a1 949) 574 4298
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AFTER HOURS
•Submit AFTER HOURS items to
the Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.. Costa
Mesa. CA 92627; by fax tQ (9491
646-4170; or by calling (949)
574-4268. A complete list is
available at www.dailypilot.com
SPECIAL
'GIMME SHELTER'
The "Funk. Punk and Monk: Music
on Film" series is now playing at
the UCI Student Center Crystal
Cove Auditorium. Upcoming
movies include "Straight. No
Chaser. Thelonius Monk" on Jan.
17 and "Downtown 81" on Jan24.
The UCJ campus is at Campus and
University drives, Irvine. S3 UCJ
students. $4 ua faculty/staff and
other students, $5 general. (9491
824-5588.
BILL COSBY
Comedian Bill Cosby will perform
at 6 and 9 p.m. today in
Segerstrom Hall at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. The shows are part of the
Center's new Spotlight Series
$35 to $60. (7141556-2787.
AFTER HOURS ART
STARS OF MAGIC
DATEBOOK
GANG OF FOUR
SUWVAH SHOW ,. •
Singer Anna Marie Alberghe11f'•
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 tatli
place In Orange Coast College's
Robert B. Moore Theatre, 270jc
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. trT
advance discount or $43 al tl1A r••' door. (714) 432-5880.
TOKYO S~ING QUARTET
The Tokyo String Quartet wilf
join pianist Max Levinson at 1.:3D
p.m . Jan. 16 for a concert at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center, 600 Town Center Drive:'.
., Costa Mesa. Pieces by Brahm$
and Haydn are on the program.
A.preview talk will be given by'
Herbert Glass at6:45 p.m . $49.
(714) 740-7878.
HABIB KOfTE
African musician Habib Koite
and his band, Bamada, will
perform Jan. 16 at 8 p.m. at ttte '
Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242
Campus Drive, Irvine. Koite
comes from Mali and blends fan
and blues with his West African
beats. $24 to $28. (9491 854-4646.
SHUBERT ENSEMBLE
OF LONDON
Dale Salwak will bring the "Stars
of Magic" to Orange Coast
College at 8 p.m. Jan. 18 for a
show with dazzle. Among this
year's performers are Greg and
Lyuda Wilson, Jason Byrne and
Rich Bloch The performance will
be in the Robert B. Moore
Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. $14 for children, $27
for students and seniors and $29
for the general public in advance.
Tidcets at the door will be S16 for
children and $33 for the general
public (714) 432-5880.
The Emerson String Quartet, called "America's greatest quartet" by Time magazine, will return to the Orange County
Perform mg Arts Center's Concert Series on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. ma performance of Smetana's String Quartet m E mmor.
"From My Life," Shostakovich's Quartet No. 8 in C mmor, op. 110 and Schubert's Quartet in D minor, D. 810 .• ~oeath and the
Maiden." Tickets are $52 and may be purchased at the Center box office , onhne at www.ocpac.org or by phone through
T1cketmaster at (71 4) 740-7878. for more information, call (714) 556-2746.
The Philharmonic Society and
the Laguna Chamber Music
Society will present the Shubert
Ensemble on Jan. 22 at 8 p.m
The society has established an
international reputation as
Britain's leading exponent of
chamber music for piano and
strings. T1dcets are $29, $25, $23
The Barclay Theatre is at 4242
Camptis Drive. Irvine. (949)
854 4646
MUSIC
EMERSON STRING QUARTET
At 7:30 p.m. today 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 6:45 p.m. The Center is at 600
Town Center Dnve, Costa Mesa.
$52. 0(7141556-2787.
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MYSTJOSM
Eight 90 mrnute lessons
Begms Jan 23. at the
Hyatt Newporter
To sign on, call
(949) 721 9800
Barclay Theatre, as part of their
World Stages Series. will present
Habib Koite on Jan. 16 at 8 p.m.
Koite brings a blend of jazz and
blues rhythms with a unique
guitar style and a contemporary
West African beat. T1dcets are $24
and $28. The Irvine Barclay
Theatre rs at 4242 Campus Drive,
Irvine .. (949) 854-4646.
LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC
The Los Angeles Philharmonic,
under the baton of Zubrn Mehta,
will perform at 3 p.m Jan 12 in
Segerstrom Hall, Orange County
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_ _J SPECIAL CLASSICS:
RHAPSODY IN BLUE
Performing Arts Center, 600
Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa.
The program, which will include
Pac1 f1c Symphony Orchestra will
p resent its annual American
Composers Festival on Tuesday.
Jan. 28, at 7 p.m. It features
Gershw in's Rhapsody in Blues,
hot 1azz and blues and new
works by celebrated American
composers Bernstein. W1ll1am
' Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto
rn E minor, rs presented by the
Philharmonic Society of Orange
County $19 to $59 (714)
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Fresh chicken broth,
chunk., of chicken breast.
rice garni,heJ ~ ith
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and lime.
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HOURS
€ontinued from Al4
Bolcom end Derek Bermel.
TJ4eu are $45 and $35. Irvine
B•rc!ey Theatre is at 4242
carrpus Drive, lrvlne. (949)
854-4646·
MUSIC AT'THE TEE ROOM
The Mark Davidson Trio, with Ron
Eechete on guitar, performs at 8
p.m. Fridays at the Tee Room,
3100 !!Vine Ave., Newport Beach
S1Qcover. (949) 756-0121
RAT PACK MONDAYS
Magglano'• Little Italy pays
tnpU1e to the Rat Padt every
Monday' with entertainer Chris
Williams and his five-piece band.
There will be complimentary hors
.d'oeuvres and dancing No cover.
Reservations recommended
\714) 546-9550.
JAZ2. TRIO
Gulfstream Restaurant in
Newport Beacn presents a 1au
t110 Sunday through Wednesday
as regular entertainmer:it at 850
Avocado Ave .• Newport Beach
Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m . Monday through
Wednesday. (949) 718-0188
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio Cafe presents
Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11
pm. every week. ·wanted·
musicians indude guitar players,
bass players, singers. drummers,
keyboardist$ and others at 100
Main St.. Newport Beach Free
(949) 675-7760.
MUSIC AT THE GRIU
The Bluewater Grill offers live
music Friday and Saturday
nights. Greg Morgan. N1dt Peper
and Kelly Gordien (known as
MPG) perform classic rod<. R&B
and swing at 8:30 p.m Fridays
Marvin Gregory and MPG will
perform classic rod<, swing and
R&B at 8:30 p.m Saturdays The
restaurant 1s at 630 Lido Park
Drive. Newport Beach Free (949)
675-3474.
MUSJC AT THE PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican offers the
music of Common Ground from
Wednesday through Sunday The
band performs from 7 to 10 p m
Wednesday and Thursday. from
8'.30 p.m. to 12:30 am Friday and
Sa11Jrday and from 2 to 6 p m
Sunday. The restaurant Is at 2735
W. Coast Highway~ Newport
Beach. Free. (949) 642-3431
WEEKEND BLUES
Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant
in Newport Beach presents The
Balboa Blues on Friday and
Saturday evenings and Sunday
afternoons. The program features
1a22 and classic 'rock tunes for
d,1n1ng and dancing. Anthony's is
at 151 E Coast Highway (949)
673-3425
POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO
Tate 5, a funk, rock and Motown
act, perforn1s at 9 p.m. Saturdays
at Carmelo's Ristorante, 3520 E.
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar.
Solo guitarist Ken Sanders
performs classical flamenco
tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and
Sundays Free. (949) 675-1922
SATURDAY NIGHT R&B
Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone
Bridge Band play rode and R&B at
9 p m . Saturdays at Sutton Place
Hotel's Tnanon Lounge, 4500
MacArihur Blvd .. Newport Beach
Free 1949) 476-2001
SENIOR CENTER AFTERNOON
A seven piece group plays big
band tunes from 1 :30 to 3:30 p. m
Fridays at Oasis Senior Center,
800 Marguerite Av,e .. Corona del
Mar S4 949) 644-3244
STAGE
'PROOF'
"Proof; the Tony Award-winning
play by David Auburn, will play ot
Segerstrom Stage. South Coast
Repertory 650 Town Center
Onve Costa Mesa through Feb 9
It tells the story of a young
woman who looks to discover
how much genius and insanity
she has inherited from her
bnlhant father. Performances will
be at 8 pm Tuesday through
Friday. at 2·30 and 8 p m
Saturday, and a l 2:30 and 7 30
pm Sunday Previews S19 to
S44 regular run $27 to S54 (714)
708 5555
THE ABDUCTION FROM
THE SERAGLIO
Opera Pacific ll'.111 present
Mozarfs delightful dnd cnarming
comedy under the direction
conductor of Jane Glover The
cast includes Jan Grissom
Shawn Mathey and Kurt link
Performdnces w ill be on Jm 21.
DATEBOOK
.
BROADWAY STAR
One of Broadway's brightest stars, Tony Award winner
and Emmy nominee Christine Ebersole. will come to the
Orange County Performing Arts Center for the first time
to perform in the Elvin and Maqorie Shane Klem Cabaret
Series from Jan. 28 to Feb . l Shows will be nightly at
7:30 p.m. m Founders Hall. Tickets are $49 and on sale
now at the Center or online at www.ocpac org1 For more
information, call (71 4) 556 2746
23-26 at Orange County
Performing Arts Center
Segerstrom Hall 600 Town Center
Drive. Tic:kets are $20 to S1 25 with
performances at 7 30 nightly
except for the Sunday showing at
2 p m 17141 556-ARTS
ART
'ZINE SCENE'
"Zine Scene," an exh1b11 of zines
organized by the Cranbrook Art
Museum, will be on display
Saturday through April 27 at the
Orange County Museum of Art's
Satellite Gallery. South Coast
Plaza. 3333 Bristol St., Costa
Mesa Zincs are publications -
like magazines -created by
1nd1v1duals or small groups
Museum hours are 10 a m to 9
p m Monday through Friday, 10
a.m to 7 p.m. Saturday and 11
ANTIQUE ROW
&: GARDEN CAFE
Fint Ho11U furnuhintJ. Anril(un &
CIJ/kmb/n, TrlUl1ho""1 to Cortat.t
Gifts """ Gartkn Dtror. Wuh 1-ut
anJ Dtbl>fr].
Candks to Chantklim, Uml &
Rart Boolts, C u11om PitTUrt
Framing, Funururt Rtstoration ,
mtJ m1'l'h mort .1
a.m. to 6·30 p.m. Sunday. Free.
(949) 769-1122 .
JANE HILL
"Local Scenes; art by Jane Hill,
will be on display at the Newport
Beach Public Library through Feb
28 A reception for the artist will
be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m on
Jan. 28. The library is at 1000 ·
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 717-3801
'LIGHT SCREENS'
The Orange County Museum of
Art will presertt-'• light Screens.
The Leaded Glasll of Frank Lloyd
Wright" through Sunday at 850
San Clemente Drive, Newport
Beech. Museum hours are 11 a.m.
to 5 p m Tuesday through
Sunday S5 for adults, $4 for
seniors and students, and free for
members and children younger
than 16. (949) 759-1122
'IN THE EYE OF lliE BEHOLDER'
A two artist exh1b11 featuring the
works of Michael Perez and
Kirsten Prosser will be on display
at Bayside Gallery Restaurant.
900 Bayside Dnve. Newport
Beacn through March 1 (949)
851 -918, www.stud1ogallery.ner.
STUDYING IDENTITY
·101ent1ty· Portraits m the 21st
Century• will run through 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 The Beall Center 1s open
from noon to 5 p.m Tuesday
through Sunday and unt1l 8 pm
on Thursday Free 19491
824 6206
HAWAJI GONE DIGITAL
"D1g1tal Art of the Hawa11an
Islands· will be on display
through Jan. 13 at the Robert
Mondav1 Wine and Food Center,
1570 Scenic Ave . Costa Mesa
Free (714) 327-8300
'THROUGH THE GREEN FUSE'
The Susan Spintus Gallery will
present an exh1b1t of
photographs by Robert
Buelteman utled "Through the
Green Fuse" through Jan 31 at
3929 Biren St.. Newport Beacn
1949 474-4321
BRAVO PHOTOGRAPHS
Worh by famed Mexican
photographer Manuel Alvarez
Bravo will be on display through
Feb 16 at the Orange County
Gardm Cafe Gardm Paf/o Dmmt.
stn1int Brra/ifASt, I unrh, Tt11 anJ
an Espresso &r
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CAFE HOURS:
Mon-Sun 9am-4pm
130 EAST 17"' ST. • COSTA MESA
At N""f"'rt 0-F,./Uf , .... Strut
ROW HOURS:
Tut-Sat /Oam 5pm
Sato<<Sat, January 11, 2003 A15
Museum of Art, 850 San
Clemente Drive. Newport Beadl
The work• will be shown
concurrently with "The Spirrt of
Mexico; an exhibit expfonng
Mexico through the eyes of ,,
modern photographers including
Henn Cart1er·Bresson and Edward
Weston. Museum hour• are 11
a.m. to 5 p.m Tuesday through
Sunday $6 for adults, $4 for
seniors and students, and free for
members and children younger
than 16 (949) 759-1122
MARJETICA PORTC
An installation by Slovenian artist
Marietlca Porte will be on display
through M arch 2 at the Orange
County Museum of Art, 850 San
Clemente Onve. Newport Beach
Porte's wort deals With issues of
shelter, poverty and
displacement. Museum hours are
11 a m to 5 p.m. Tuesday through
Sunday $5 for adults. S4 for
seniors and students, and free for
members and children younger
than 16 (949) 759-1122
DANCE
SOCIAL DANCING
Social dancing takes place the
fourth Sunday of eacn month
from 4 to 5 30 p.m. at the J1mm1e
DeFore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus
Dnve. Ste G-3. Costa Mesa The
dances raise funds for the
centers building program
Donations accepted (714)
241-9908
SENIOR BALLROOM
Ballroom dancing to the music of
the Costa Mesa Music Makers 1s
offered from 7:30 to 10:30 pm
Tuesdays at Costa Mesa Senior
Center. 695 W 19th St $4 19491
548-3884
ARGENTINE TANGO
Tango dancing 1s offered from 8
p m to 12 30 a m on the first
Saturday of eacn month at
Danscene Studio, 2980
McChntoc:k Way Costa Mesa
(7141641 8688
KIDS
'IMAGINATION-IN-MOTION'
Mime modern dance. comedy
and vaudeville will combine Jan
17 and 18 when the Orange
County P4i1rformmg Arts Center
600 Town Center Onve 1n Costa
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THREE MORE BIG
CONSIDERATION
There 1!> an old saymg about
the three crucial factors m
detemurung value m real eswe-
-locaLIOfl., locabOO and locanon.
Actually. there arc aJso lhrtt
more factors-tmung, trmmg.
timing! Real estate values tend
to go in cycles. with property
value reflccung what is going
on in the community. If the
local economy lS domg well.
pnce lend lo mcreasc. Dunng
an economic slowdown. pnces
tend 10 stabilize or decrease.
People who have done very
well wtth real estllC O'iet the
years have grea} instincts about
when to buy and sell. They
have ~ the art of buying
when the nwtct is near the
bottom or the cycle IDd selliQ&
When it is om the top. without
a Joe of concan abOat whether
they made lbe be$I possibJc
bargain in lhe lnnSICtion. They
caDdentand thll investmc:n Ire
Iona-term. IO it ~ fate yell'S
~or a rental propmy to turo a
grear cash no... c. re. the equy
to becolDe MhltlDtiaJ. la &be
rear '** biaiaeu, timma is ...,,_IJ aac1ll. Lyleca md
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HOURS I
Continued from Al 5
Mesa, .,;esents
"lmagl{'ation-ln-Motton• as part
of Its Founders Family Fun series.
Performances will be at 7 p.m.
Jan. 17 and at 11 a.m. end 1 p.m.
• Jan. 18. $9. (714) 556-2797.
STARLIGHT STORIES
Children 3 to 7 ere invited to
participate in songs and
flnger~puppet plays at 7 p.m.
Mondays at the Costa·Mesa
\· Library, 1855 Paric Ave. (949)
I 646-8845,
P JS AND BOOKS
A children's story time is
presented at 7 p.m. Mondays end
at 10:30 a.m. Saturdays et the
Newport Beech Central library,
1000 Avocado-Ave. Children may
wear pajamas to the evening
sessions. Free. (949) 717-3801.
WEEKLY STORYTE&.,l.ER
A children's story time Is held at
10:45 a.m, Wednesdays at Barnes
& Noble Booksellers at Metro
Pointe, 901-B South Coast Drive,
Costa Mesa. (714) 444-0226.
STORY TIME
A children's story time is held at
10 e.m. Wednesdays and 10:15
a.m. Fridays at Borders Books &
Music at South Coast Plaza, 3333
Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714)
432-7854.
POETRY
PERFORMANCE POETRY
Poets Lob and Jaimes Palacio will
perform poetry at an open
reading at 8 p.m. Wednesday 1n
Alta Coffee House, 506 31st St.,
Newport Beach. Sign-ups for the
open reading will begin at 7· 30
p.m. Free (949) 675-0233.
BOOKS
'LAST MISSION'
NThe Lest Mission:· a book about a
failed Wood War II plot to prevent
Emperor Hirohito's su1Tender of
Japan, will be discussed and
signed by its author, Jim Smith. at
1 pm. Jan. 18 at Borders Books.
Music and Cafe, South Coast Plaza,
3333 Beer St, Costa Mesa. Free.
(714) 432-7854.
DINING/TASTING
SUNSET DINNERS
The Rusty Pelican offers Sunset
Dinners from 4 to 5:15 p.m.
Monday through Friday at 2735
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. $10-$16. (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-$16.
(94S) 642-3431.
TWILIGHT DINING
A twilight dining menu, featuring
dishes such as ch~en
parmigiana and calamari plcante
et reduced price$, ls 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.
Saturdays. (949) 650-8463.
SUNDAY BRUNCH
A Sunday brunch, featuring.
lntemati(>nal 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, 4500 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach. $30; $40 with
champagne. (949) 476-2001.
CLUBS
ALTA COFFEE
Musical acts perform at 8:30 p.m.
Thursdays through Saturdays et
Alta Coffee House, 506 31st St.,
Newport Beach. (949) 675-0233. ,
ATRIUM MARQUIS
A variety of live music is
presented daily at the Atrium's
Airporter Club, 18700 MacArthur
Blvd., Irvine. (949) 8J3.2no.
BISTRO 201
Jazz is played at 8 p.m. Fridays
end Saturdays and at J1 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 end pop
and rode: is presented after 9 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays at Din Din
at the Bamboo TerTece, 1 n3
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. {949)
645-5550.
DURTY NELLY'S
Live music is performed at 9 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays at Nelly's,
2915 Red Hill Ave .. Costa Mesa.
(714) 957·1951.
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
Live music is performed
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OATEBOOK
Mondays through Saturdays at
the Four Seasons Hotel, 890
Newport Center Drive, Newport
Beach. (949) 75!M>808.
HARD ROCK cAft
Uve music la performed Sundays
at Hard Rode CaM, 451 Newport
Center Drive. Newport Beach.
(949) 640-8844.
JHEHARPINN
Live music Is performed
Thursdays through Saturdays at
the Harp Inn, 130 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa. (949) 648-8865.
HOGUE BARMICHAEL'S
Uve music Is performed
Wednesdays through Saturdays at
Barmichael'a. 3960 Campus Drive,
Newport Beach. (949) 261-6270.
UDO CIGAR ROOM
Enjoy a smoke with your drink et
Lido Cigar Room, 3441 Via Lido,
Suite 0 , Newport Beech. (949)
723-0595.
MARGARrTAVILLE
Live music is performed et
Margaritaville, 2332 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. (949)
631-8220.
MARRAKESH
Authentic Moroccan cuisine and
belly dancing is offered et 5 p.m.
deity at Ma1T8kesh, 1976 Newport
Blvd .. Costa Mesa. (949) 645-8384.
MARRIOTT HOTEL
Live music Is performed Mondays
through Saturdays et the Maniott
Hotel, 900 Newport Center Dri\te,
Newport Beach. (949) 640-4000.
MULDOON'S
Muldoon's is en Irish pub at 202
NewPQrt Center Drive. Fashion
Island.' Newport Beach. (949)
640-4110.
OYSTER BAR LOUNGE
Local pop and light rock acts
perform Fridays and Saturdays
at Ne)ll!port Landing's Oyster Bar
Lounge at the Balboa Ferry
Landing, 503 E. Edgewater Ave.
(949) 675-2373.
TEE ON THURSDAY
The Tee Room presents rts
two-piece band every Thursday
between 6 and 9 p.m. et 3100
Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. (949)
756-0121.
TOTAUY COFFEE
Open m ike night is held from
8:30 to 10:30 p.m . Thursdays at
Totally Coffee, 1525 Meas Verde
Drive East, Costa Mesa. (714)
435-9367.
.·
MUSIC
Conbnued from Al 2
film spans its origins in the 70s
in the South Bronx. New York to
San Francisco today. "Scratch"
features interviews and
performances by Afrika
Bambaataa. the Invisible Scratch
Pickles, Yoga Frog. DJ Q·Bert,
Mix Master Mike and other
innovators of the music.
The UCI Film Society is a
student-run organization that
started in 1978 to bring quality
ON VACATION
'
films to UCI for large-screen
viewing.
·we got together titles that
mainly appeal to the youth,
which surfaces around coUege
campuses.· said co-producer
Doug Hodapp a graduat.I!
student. "'Scratch' is about the
current OJ culture and closely
masks the i.tudent population.·
The films on Jan. 17 and Jan.
31 -"Straight No Olaser.
Thelonious Monk" and
"Scratch.· respectivety-will be
hown at the UCI Student
Center Crystal Cove Auditorium.
All You
Can Eat Buffet!
$(92
I I :JO""' -2:30 pm •Mon -Fri
Newport
Beach
resident Lisa
Clement and
Peggy Cole
horseback
riding with
Ranger Bill at
Cuyamaca
State Park m
California.
John and
• Tracey •
Burgess of.
Newport
Beach stuck in
Coloma!
Wiiiiamsburg,
Va .. during
their vacation.
fhe Jan 24 film, "Downtown
81, • will be )hown in 1,he
human1ues mstructional
buildrng. Room 100.
All showmgs are at 7 and 9
p.m . ·n ckets cost $3 for UO
students, $4 for UCI faculty and
non-UU stud~nts and $5
genercll admission. For
information, call (949) 824-SSM
or go online to
wwmfilmsocurty. uci.edll,.,.
In addition to Huena and
Hodapp. Tom Feirner and Tun
HoUand are co-producers of the
UCI Film Society.
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QUOTE OF THE 1DAY
uwe were jusl in a slump.
It was like we were
foul-tipping everything."
Larry Hirst. ,Newp~ Harbor High
boys baskefbalhoach
EYEOPENER
• Daily .. Pik>t •
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l,1' .. l"I j I• II
Jaouary I 3 hon<l' ee
MAIT BROESAMLE
Dally Pdot St>orta Editor Roger Cartson • (949) 5 744223 • St>ortt Fax; (9491650-0170 Saturday January' 11 , 2003 81
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POLO ~
Sailors get it done
Newport Harbor connects
on 70% of its shots ir't 7-4
the· six-on-five advantages,
both coming in the third ~
riod.
win over Santa Margarita. ·1 c;Jefinitely knew it was go-
ing to be a physical game but I
like tough games," said New-
port sophomore Anne Belden,
who scored a goal and added
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BfACH -If there were an assist and one steal. •
4:53 left in the quarter.
Jessica Ball and Paige Lan-
sing. each an AU-U F second-
team pick last season. both
lobbed ball~ into Wight.
swimming with her back 10
the opposing goal at two me·
ters. Wight then rume<.I her
body 90 degrees as the balb
ever a "hard-earned" victory, the New-· Players battJed for position s. Margarita 4 lobbed 'in. swinging her right
pon Harbor High girls water polo team at two meters, which made Newport
got one Friday over visiting Santa Maiga-throwing entry passes danger-
rita ous propositions at times. An
In what Newpon coaches and players occasional jab to the face caused referees
said was one of the more physical games to blow rheir whistles signaling an ejec-
of the early season. the Sailors did all tion. .
7 hand al tl1e yellow sphere and
M>nding hoth '>hots inw the .
net
"We pracuce that almost every day,"
said Wight of the six-on-five dffen~ive set
""those were really good p~"
Ball. who scored once. led the Sailor<>
with three ~ists while Jenna Murphy, an
All-OF first-team !>election who will con~
S' v•"' c~,.N~ ,\I P1
Newport Harbor's Jenna Murphy (blue cap) tnes to fend off Santa Margarrta s
Sarah Hamilton iil Friday's nonleague girls water polo game Newport won, 7-4
their scoring in the first and third periods "TI1ey grabbed a 101 inside, but you just
co notch a 7-4 nonleague victory. New-have 10 give it bade," said Newport senior
pert managed only 10 shots, but im· Annie Wight, an AJl-CJF Division I sec-
proved to 9-2, winning its third consecu-ond-team member a year ago. Wight
live game. scored two goals less than two minutes
The Sailors drew 10 ej~ons to the apart in similar fashion to begin the third
Eagles' s~l8A and capiwi?Mlon ~of-~~~~"c&~ ''"'i!d wi•h
tinue her wa.ter polo career at UClA. led one goal, ~hooting the ball frurn 15 me-one pt"ncid went 1 old 111 tlw "t'umd -I
Newport with foiJr steals and c;cored two tcr.. out to give Nt"\vpun a 3-0 lead with quani-r but tam1. dh\e alter hallumt-
goals. Wight leads the learn with 26 goal-. -;even <;eeonds to go u1 the fir>t quarter .
. ,p;.aA u .. ~~~~~~ms Jrunped to a-:r-~n filter~·~=-...-...--s-ee POLO-:"P'age1f3~--
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Estancia
clipped in
final second
Sailors stave off Foothill
Mesa falls
at Orange,
57-42 Eagles lose first league
game, as Santa Ana's
McGee scores 34,
including game-winning
three-pointer.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
COSfA MF.SA -It seemed the Estan-
cia High boys basketball team responded
to every run tha1 visiting Santa Ana put
... • together. But, in the
: :------end, the Eagles had . . ...
SantaAna 64
Estancia 62
no answer for Santa
Ana senior guard
Brandon McGee.
McGee, who
scored a game-high
34 points, nailed
hil. eighth three-
poin1er with l.7
seconds remaining,
leading the Saints
to an edge·of-your-
seat 64-62 Golden
-West League victory over host f.stancia
• -Friday.
"It's frustrating because we thought we
had them at times." F.stancia Coach
Ouis Sorce said "We just didn't go for
the jugular. We knew (McGee) was their
• 4 best player and we still let him beat us.
We had two guys In his face (on McGee's
• -final shot). We did everything we could
to stop him."
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McGee. who was 8 of 13 from three-
point range. scored the Saints' final nine
points on three-pointers. He scored 17
points in the fourth quaner and shot 5 of
See EAGLES, P11e 84
Newport Harbor holds
on, barely, to win Sea
View League opener
over visiting Knights.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Newport
Harbor High boys basketball coach
Larry Hirst used a baseball analogy
to explain the three-game losing ·
streak the Sailors took into Friday's
Sea View League opener against
• Foothill
Newport
51
62
visiting FoothiIJ .
So, it may
have been fit·
ling that Hirst
credited his re·
lief corps, as
well as the play
of Newport"s
only varsity
baseball player.
Andre Pineseu ,
for a thrilling
52-51 victory
over the
Knights that definitely found the
Sailors' sweet spot.
"'It's not like we've been playing
poorly or doing things we needed to
correct," Hirst said of consecutive
losses to Marina. Los Alamitos and
Edison. after returning from a post-
Ouistmas tournament in Minne-
sota. "We were just in a slump. It was
like we were foul-tipping every-
lhing.~
The defending Sea View cham-
pion Sailors (9-7). lacked home-run
punch against Foothill (9-8). which
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: · UCI trying to bounce back
i \at the expense of Riverside
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Anteaters are on the road
tonight, trying to pick up
pieces from Wednesday .
Steve Vlr1en
DallYPilot
RIVERSIDE
Champions are some·
times determined by
how they respond to
adversity. That's what
they 11y in the sports
world, and that's the
challenge in &ont of
4 the UC lrvine men's basketball team,
... which Jost 66·65 in ovenlme to Cal
State Fullerton after RaJphy Holmes
completed a three·polnt play wtth
three-tentbt of a eecond left 'Neclnll·
day. The Anteeten will now face bott
UC RfverJide ln a Big West Conference
matchup toftisht •t 7.
Though the ~den an 2·7, 1·2
ln the 811 Wat and la not elllA*t co
compete ln the .. Well 'lbUmUDent. ua co.di Pat CbJP• .....-UCR
to be ~-m.anty bet:ll ... of
• RADIO: KUCI RADI0/88.9 FM,
7:05P.M.
freshman sensation Nate carter. The
Highlanders moved from NCAA Divi·
sion 0 and were not permitted to com·
pete in the conference tourney for rwo
years. They wUl be eligible for the Big
West Tournament next season.
"He's one of the premier players in
the conference, even as a freshman,·
Oouglus said of Carter, a 6-foot-7
IWlngman who scored a game-high 25
points to lead the Highlanders to an-
73 win over visiting Long Beach State
lbunday.
Carter, who hu scored 55 point.a In
UCR't put two ·pmea. ls averaging a
team-blP 19.4 point.a per game. He ls
to~ In the 8" West, thus far, with a
20.5 ppg. ·~lo conletence pm .
He•• one of the neuoN for the HJah·
landers' mttement lor the f\J.tw'e, u
1,711 r.... INMd up 8' the UC1t Stu·
dent Rec:J'Mdon Center Thurillday.
,.Their BID and their tchool la el•
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SEAN HILLER I DAILY P1LOT
Newport's Nedim Pajev1c (left) bnngs the ball inside for a pass to the
outside under Foothill's Brett Bigler in Fnday's Sea View League opener.
led most of the first half and opened
the fourth quarter with a 6-0 spun 10
establish a lead it lost, then regained.
then lost again in the final 70 sec-
onds.
Pinesett. a junior who equaled his
career-high with I 0 points, to go
with his seven rebounds, seven as-
sists and four steals, sank two free
throws to make 11 48-48 with l 45
left.
Brett Perrine then banked in an
inside feed from 6-foot-8 center Ne-
dim Pajevic with 1: I 0 left to put the
rars up for good Foothill. however.
did not go down without opponu-
See TARS, Pa1e 84
Host Panthers build
26-point lead in fourth
quarter, before settling for
15-point winning margin.
Richard Dunn
Daily Pilot
ORANGE -Before th~ Vt-Ill
Costa Mesa High's
junior varsity boys
basketball team SCOREBOARD
won an overtime
thriller. 50-4/,
against hoM
Orange followed
by elaborate pre-
game lestivioes.
which included the
Pledge of Alle-
giance. a color
guard and the S1ar-
Spangled Banner
Mesa Orange 42 57
performed by an Orange 'itudent on her
way to becoming the next Wlutne\
1 louston.
Unfortunately for Mesa Coach Bob
Serven'!. varsity squad. there w&n't
much of a song and dance on the coun
for the Mustan~ as the Panther..
chalked up a 57-42 Golden We-;t League
victory Friday rught.
Costa Mesa (5-11, 0-2 m leagueJ.
which scored 11 unan!.-wered points to
end the game and cut into a 26·point
deficit, struggled with its shooting and
not once had the, lead. The Multan~
See MESA, Pie• B4
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Kelliann Klein
...... b -
Corona del Mar senior an offensive threat from all
angles, and is working on shoring up the defense •
Steve VJr1en
DaijyPilot
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BRIEFLY
.CCdM 6lai1ks Irvine
l
The Corona deJ Mar E" · In another gtrts water polo Wiler polo t~ ~ton do-game Friday: ~and ahut out n •Costa Mesa ffi8h seruor .ra-
vlattor lrvtne, 10-0, Friday. tie Thorsness acored ftve goal$ to
CdM (S.2) built a 6..() d In help the Mustangs rout viBitlng
the ft.rat period and coasted to Pacifica. 15-3, in a nonleague
the W:tory. CdM senior Brittney game.
Bawta.-. bciund for UctA, &cored Sopboinore. Sarah Bowman,
two goals in the opening quarter. senior Jessica BwmeQ, junior Al-
Senior Danielle Carlson and J,un-Uson Gravis and sophomore
ior Vivian Uao also 8nlsbed with , Allyaon Harris Scored two goals
two aoals. while De.nfela DiGia-apiece for the hosts. Mesa goalie cora.o. Christina Hewko. Katya Michelle Payne. a sophomore,
Badington and Natalie Wayte bad six saves.
added Ungle tallies.
Nont1...-
Mesa..
.with only five minutes re-
mal.nlng. Sage HDJ School's Cesar
Aniaga scored the Ughtning's
only goal and the hosts tied
Brethren Ouistian, 1-1. Friday in
both team's Academy League
opener.
Brethren Oui.stian (0·6-1, 0-
0-l In league) scored in the first
minute on a kick from 35 yards
out.
Sage Hill (4-2-2, 0-0-1 in
league) controlled the resl of the
game, accordJng to Ughtning a,s.-
sistant coach Chris Ellsasser. Amy Strack recorded three
lleals for the Sea Kings. C&rlson,
Uao and Bowtus contributed two
atala each. Sophomore Brittany
FuDen stopped eight shots. while
eopbomore Jordan Anae had five
saves.
Co.ta Mesa 1S, P9clk:8 3
Scot'9 b'f au.tin Peciflce 1 1 0 1 to.ta Mesa 3 3 8 3
Ughtnlng goalkeeper Ethan
Tunney made six saves. Julian
3 Smith-Newman in the midfield 15 and defender Jordan Salinger
Corona's junior varsity squad
dropped a 10-5 decision to Ir-
vine. Sophomore Katie Kubas led
wttb two goals.
.........
CdM 10, llWM 0
Irvine Scot.~~ o o
CdM 8112 -IO
...-.-S.....-0.11.
cat -c.,teon 2. Lieo 2. Bowtu. 2, DIGiecomo 11 Ch. Hewko 1,
&cllneton 1, w.yte 1. Seves -Fullen 8,AN.5. •
P9cllca -Price 1, He. Jonee 1,
Stal'9len 1. Seves -Ho. Jones 6.
COlt9 Meee -Thors.-. 6, Bowman
2, Harris 2, Bunnell 2, Gravis 2. &we.
-Peyne6.
In high school boys soccer Fri -
day:
lilWo goals each in the 6rst
and second halves were enough
for host Orange High to pick. up a
4--0 Golden West League win
over Costa Mesa
The Mustangs (0-10-1, 0-4-0 in
league) had three scoring
chances in the second baJf but
came up empty. David Barnett.
Luis Villa Nueva and Benjamin
Elias aU had shots in goal for
WRESTLING
Keligan, Diaz sparkle
Corona del Mar H.igh's
wrestling team, tuning up for
itl ·showdown· with nation-
aDy renowned Calvary
Cllapel ln a 6 p.m. match at
CdM on Jan. 23. had three
winners In a 5 7-15 nonJeague
loss 10 Tesoro Thursday
night.
Andrew Keligan was a 9-4
winner at 215 pounds. heavy-
weighl Alex Diaz won by fall
in 2:53, and Dan Gushue was
a winner by forfeit.
BASEBALL REGISTRATION
Costa Mesa Pony today
Cost.a Mesa's Pony League will
hold spring reglstration today
from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the
Cost.a Mesa Higb gym. The
school is at 2650 Fa.IMew Rd. in
Cosla Mesa.
lbe Pony Divisioa Is for play-•
ers ages 13-14. Teams from
Newport Harbor and Corona del
Mar will play in the coo/Prence.
Registration is $120 per
player.
Call (714) 318-3482 for more
information.
gave strong efforts for Sage Hill
Ellsasser said.
In girls soccer:
• Sage Hill School opened up
Academy League play with a 2-0
victory over host Brethren Otris-
tian Friday in Huntington Beach.
Sara Beck.er assisted on both
Sage Hill goals scored by Katie
MclGtterlck and Laura Gordon.
Both goals came in the second
half. Gordon played in goal in
the first hal(. and made six saves
while VlSta Murphy took over in
the second half and bad seven
stops for the Ughtnlng (2-7. l·O
in league).
CLUB SURFING
Newport rolls
NEWPORT BEACH -Newport
Harl>or High's club swfing team
(11 -1-1) was a 68-58 nonleague
wmner over F~n Thursday
morning in shoulder high. 1-2
foot surf at 56th St.
Freshman Brighnon Branden-
burger was a short board heat
winner, and Geoff Rill, Morgan
I nD, Will Anderson and Alex Knost
took &econd.<.. David Neira. Erica
I losseini and Bren C.atron were
tlurd. Tommy Holbrook: fourth.
Man Doheny and Bronson Hov-
nanian fifth and Joey Head sixth.
Hosseini and Amy l..Owry went
1-2 in the girls long/short board.
Knost. Cha!>e Smith and Catron
went 1-3-5 in the long board.
Michaej Beet. )JSdn ~and Dan
KreC8chmar \'tee 2.+5 in the body
boaJt1.
The nexl nonleague meet. lead-
ing up to the state dlampio~
Feb. 22-23, is Thursday against
Dana Hills at 5&h St
YOUTH BASKETBALL
:\Melo paces Newport-Mesa
The el8flth-grade girls
Newport-Mesa All-Ne!
be.sketba1I team defeated Yorba
Unda. 31-23, at Orange Coast
College, improving to 4-2.
All players scored as Ivy Melo
led wilh 14 points, six rebounds
and sh steals.
'bylor Holden tallied six
points, nine rebounds and five
b&ocbd shou while Ou1sdne
Dlik:fM!ndt added six points with am.. McCrm contributing
seven rebounds.
ADie Duei-uba--gea-added
three poV"its and seven assists
with Becca 1\uk rounding out
the scoring with two points and
playing solid defense.
In seventh-grade boys action:
• Newport 47, Riwnlde 33
Newport-Mesa moved to 5-0
with the win.
A steady defense created
several transition baskets as P.J.
Slmploo led the offense with 14
points and 10 rebounds with
Robbie 8oya' contributing 12
points and three assists. JCyle
Caldwell tallied seven points
stvenes,, Friday came in the final
period when she sbo< up rut c:A the
water to deflect a bei headed for
the goal. Cottam swam to the left c:A
the net where the landed. about
bW meters away from the~ in
front c:A. charging opponent.
Hamilton eoored twice, but was
heavily guarded by Raelyn Ritchie.
In the first quarter Ritd:1le put up
both arms and didn"t let the offen-
sive player' pt doeer than ) 5 me-
ters of the goal. causing a viola-
tion of the 35-tecood shot clock.
•(Rltchle) played wdl on bet"
Aki Barnett. who WU encouraged
by his team's effort.
and eight reboun~ and Joe
Eberhani finished with 6ve
points and four :.teals.
R.J. D'Cruz (four points) along
with WDI Kelly, Jonathan Howse
and John swtft, each with a
basket apiece. added to the
scoring.
ln sixth-grade boys play:
• Newport-Mesa 47, Aliso
Nlguiel 23
The sixth-grade boys team
won is third str.Ught game.
Newport's tight defense forced
numerous turnover.>.
Newport beat Santa Margarita
for the second time this season.
The Sailors won an earlier
matchup in the semifinals of the
Newport Harbor-Corona deJ Mar
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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBAU.
~age Hill ~~~81
girls fall,
boys win
·N~WPOHT COAST -Host
Sage Hill School dropped its
Academy League girls basketball
opener to Brethren Oirlstian, 46·
'30. P'riday. •
TI1t! Ughtning (8·2), opened
tltt! game with three returning
all-league players on the bench
~ they were being disciplined
for missing practice. TI1e Sage
Hill slartlng lineup scored ju.o;t
mne points, while Katie Puishys
t.:ame off the bench to lead the
ho!>ti. with 12 points.
Brethren Ouistian. ranked No.
2 m CJ!" Southt!m Section Divi·
''on IV A. Jed, 11·7, after the first
quarter. but Sage Hill outscored
the Warriors, 8-6, in the second
1>enod.
C::apllalulng on some poor
outside shooting by Sage Hill, the
Wamo~ ou~orcd the Lightning
m each of the final two quarters
finished 16 of65 from the DooL
Orange's 6-foot-6 senior
swingman Patrick Sanders domJ-
nated the boards with 24 re-
bounds (18 defensive), including
l I in the opening quarter when
the Panthers built a 13--6 lead,
before senior Ziad Pepic drained
a Duzzer-bealing .three-pointer
for Costa Mesa.
Freshman Scon Knox (scoring
on a putback), Pepic (a three·
pointer), Jeff Wahkon (on a
backdoor pass from Brian Moli-
na). Pepic again (on a backdoor
pass from Danny Krikorian) and
Waldron (on a putback) scored
for Costa Mesa in the second
quarter. The Mustangs trailed by
five until the final minute ·or the
first half, when backup Orange
guard Marcus Ballestero canned
a three-pointer and scored on a
runner with 0:28 left. providing
the hosts with their double-digit
lnte~on Lead •
Knox scored a team-high 13
points for Mesa, f oUowing efforu.
this week of 19 against Ocean
View and 18 against Calvary
:~;~.ull away for the decisive vie· EAGLES
It wa., the <;ectllld straight loss Continued from Bl
lor Sagt· 1 lill. which opened with
victorie~ in 1t~ first cigh1 coiilests. 5 from beyond the arc.
Puhhy.. had 14 rebounds, Leading 62·61, the Eagles had
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Wright. who battled foul trouble, ior Man Cachola slapped at
colJccted 13 rebounds to go with McGee with 5.9 seconds left to set
J1er five points. up the game's dramatic ending.
Sa~e J till wiH w.it Brethren McGee. with two defende~ on
(hm11an Jan. JO tn open the sec· him tightly, elevated for a jump
ond round of league play. shot near the top of the key and
• In the boy'> game Friday: i.wished in the three-pointer,
S<lge I 1111 opened ii!> Academy leaving 1.7 seconds for the Eagl~
League ~ason with a victory Estancia (I 1-5. 1-1 in league) had
over vl'>ltmg Brethren Christian, one chance to heave a pass to
though details M~re not available half court. but it was tipped and a
at p~'> ume desperation shot did not come
Academy LNcue Gir1t close to hitting the rim.
Brethren 46, Sage Hill 30
Scont by Quarters
Brethren 11 s 1~ t• 46
Sage Hill 7 I 8 9 JO
Bnrthntn Christi.in -McDonald 17. Ho
3, Lee 12. Wilson 10. Lavoie 4.
3-pl. goals Lee 4, Wilson 2, Ho 1
Fouled out none.
Technicals none.
Sage Hill -Kawamura O. Mainero 0.
Wright 6. Guhel'Tez 2, Yoder Lee 2.
Came Clark 3, Carley Clarie 6, Pu19hvs
12
3-pt 11oals none
Fouled out none
Technicals none
"When I threw it up. I knew 1t
was going in," McGee said. ·1 was
feeling really good tonight. I felt
like I was in the zone.~
Fstancia led by as many as I 0
(49-39) after Cachola made three
strclight free throws foUowing a
foul while shooting a three-
pointer with 2:56 left in the third
quarter. But the Saints (9-6, 2-0)
came within. 49-43. scoring the
four final points of the period.
Then, McGee took over in the
fourth.
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Chapel. Waldron added 15 re-
bounds. whil~ox grabbed six.
Molina, a freshman, produced
three steals ln the third quarter
and parted Mesa with a layup
to start the second halt but the
Mustangs had no answer for
Orange's ensuing 12·5 run.
"We score the first basket of
the second half and then we
can't stop their run, .. said Serven.
whose team shot 3 of 17 frotn the
field ln each of the first and third
quarters.
Orange exploded earty in the
fourth quarter with three straight
baskets, including put:backs by
Collins and Sanders, who was
being scouted by UC lrvine
coaches.
Golden .. Laque ar.'?!!7. Com Mesa 42
Costa Mesa '1~14 42
Orange 13 17 12 IO • S7
COIUI Mna -Knox 13, D Knkonan 9,
Stankovic 3, Waldron 7, Pepic 8,
Molina 2. T Knkonan o, Abedrabo o.
J..pt. goals -Knoic 2, 0 Knkorian 2,
Pepic 2.
Fouled out -none.•·
Onlnge -Ramirez 2, Gama 4,
Sanders 19, Palomares 0, Collins 19,
Reeves 4, Ballestero 9. ·
3 pt. goals -Collins 2, Ballertero 2.
Fouled out -none
fatancia had four players in
double figures:-as · se'nior Zack
Novak led the way with a career-
high 18 points. F.stancia senior
center Joey Lindquist scored 14
points, while Cachola added I 2
and sophomore Carlos Pinto
contributed 10. Junior .Jordan
Stroman came off the bench and
grabbed a team-high eight re·
bounds. and Pinto had seven
boards.
llle Eagles tra'.iled 8-0 after the
lin.1 90 seconds, but came back to
lead. I 7 -15, at the end of the first
quarter. Novak scored eight
points in the second period to
lead the Eagles to a 36-28 haJf-
time lead.
Golden Welt Lupe
Sanu Ana 64, Estancia 62
Scont by ClUNterl Sant.a Ana 1t. 13 15 19 -64
Estancia 11 19 13 13 82
Santa Ami -Silva 7. Alejandro 6. Ates
2. Tripp 10, McGee 34. Flores 5.
3-pt. goals" McGee 8, Silva 1. Flores
1
Fouled out -Ates.
&unela-Caohola 12, Novak 18,
Hoffman 3, Pinto 10. Lindquist 14.
Stroman 5, Andersen 0.
3 pt. goals -Pinto 2. Novak 2,
Cadiola 1, Hoffman 1
Fouled ou1 ~ none
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High sctiool girts -El Toro at Corona
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Costa Mesa, 7 p.m .; Laguna Beacti at
Newport Harbor, 7 p.m
Wrntllng
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Volievt>-11
College men UC Irvine at UC Sants
Berbers Tournament.
Swimming
College men -UC San Diego at UC
Irvine. noon
College women Fresno State at UC
Irvine, noon
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Corona del Mar baske1baH standout Kelhann Klem is the Daily Pilot's High School Athlete of the Weej(.
KLEIN ·
Continued from 81
defense."
J()ein's offensive game has
worked well within fi.n.t-year
coach James Barkalow 's
gameplan so far this season.
Actually, Klein's confidence artd
willingness to take the open
shot is what has opened up the
Sea Kin~' offense and has
allowed for other options to
Oourish, as well.
"Shes a shooter and she
knows it.~ Barkalow said of his
senior guard. "She knows she
has the green light to take it up.
She knows she has the-mo.st
leeway to shoot from
anywhere. There's times when I
actually want her to shoot
more because sometimes she'll
look to ~. or pwnp fake a \hot
and pas&"
Last week. Klein had her game
on. She scored 57 points in four
games (14.1 points per game).
leading the Sea Kings to a 3-1
output and a second-place finish
in the Santiago Tuumament. ·
Klein scored in double figures in
each of the games, knocked down
JO three-pointers and earned
all-tournament honon.. She
KEUIANN KLEIN
llot'n: July 23, 1985
HometoWft:
Newport Buch =5-foot-8
130
Sport 8asbtb1ll
Polftioft9: Guard
~ J•mtt 81rblow
F•vot'tte food: caesar s.lad
Fnorit. mcwtr. •catch Me If
You can•
lle9t ....._. MOnMnt: •Making•
three-pointer at the bu.mr to send me game lnt.o owmme In a
summer INgue ~ last year.· "'91h llChool A.,._ of the ...
II: The CdM senior sc:Ofed 57 points
In four pnes (14.1 points per giime).
"ming all-toumtment honors.
he!plng the team to a second-j)lace
finish In the Santiago Tournament.
Dllrflri
c.ot~ .-U CMd .;a OJ.S
capped her dynanuc
performance in the tournament
with Daily Pi.lot Athlete of the
Week recognition.
I lowevcr. offense isn' the only
role for KJein on the Sea Kin~.
~e alc;o fulfiJb leaden.hip duties
as one of four '>fniors on the
·squad.
"Kelliann i!. probably the most
vocal out of the ..enior;, who lead
through their performances,·
Bark.a.low said. "On the coun,
Kelliann will probably play the
most minutes or the second
most. She has no problem!l
with iL"
One of the reasons J()ein is
comfortable with playing
several minutes is because she
is intent on helping lead the
Sea Kings to the CTF Playoffs.
"It would be very nice to get
into the playoffs because last
year we didn't," J()ein said.
There have been many
changes for the Sea Kin~ this
season. With their new coach
came a new offenl>e and also
an opportunity to start on a
clean slate. so to speak. There
was dtsappollltment after 1&1
year's sea...on.
"I like our new coach.· Klem
..a.id "l~t year, our team
wasn't together. We were all
separate and there were
clique-type stuff going on. But
this year it's been the total
opposite, and that helps on and
ofT the court. We're woiting
together and we're worldng hard
on every point·
Klein also said she 1s espectally
working hard to improve on
defense, which should as.suredly
aid the Sea Kin~ as they prepare
for Pacific <:oast League action.
CONMNTY COUEGE BASKETBAU.. UCI
OCC women win, 55-47
COSTA MESA -The Orange
Coas1 College women's bask.et·
ball team recorded HS 12th
srraight win and second
straigh1 Orange Empire Confor
ence victory after a 55-47 tn
umph over visiting R1ver'i1de
City Friday.
The Pirate'i (17-3, 2-0 in the
OEC) built a 30 l 3 halftime
lead, as they held lhe Tiger~ to a
dismaJ 17.9% shooting from the
field (5 of 28). Riverside out-
scored OCC 34-25, in the sec
ond half, but could not over-
OECMan
Rlvenide 90, occ 78
Riwnide -Strawberry 15, N1ctlol1 25,
Camara 2, Reece 11, Bagwoll 16.
Barber 2, Smedley 7. Lesana 12
J..pt. goals -Reece 1
Fouled out -none.
Technicals -Nichols
Onlnge CoMt-A Boblk 10, B. Boblk
10,Seales 2, Wilhams o. Garey 16,
James 10, Brown 10, Peppers 9,
Alexander'· VikJh 0, Putnam 0, Hatctl 7. Shahe1m 0.
J.-pt. goals " Garey 5, James 2, A
Bobtk 2, Brown 1.
Fouled out" B. Bobik.
Technicals -A Bobik.
Halftime -Riverside, 44-36.
TARS
Continued from B 1
nities.
After sinking a free throw to
pull within 50-49, Foothill junior
guard Brandt Bangs dived on the
rebound of a second m.Wed foul
shot and, while on the Ooor.
called timeout before being ded
up.
But. on the ensuing posses·
sl.on, Pinesett deflected a FoothiJJ
pass into the hands of teammate
Oiase Cameron. who lhen found
01.ad Rorden for an up-and-un-
der layin that made It 52·•9 with
27 seconds left
Bangs. who led tbe KnJ.ght.1
with 18 points. nailed a 15-footcr
with 21 seconds left lO cut lhe
deficit to 52·51 and Newport
missed an open leyup, then
turned it ovcr on an Inbound
pass to give Foothill poeeeeak)n
under its own goat with one eec-
ond left.
Mer ti~ut.1 by each team,
Foothdl rillMed an off-balance
18·foot blleltn. jumptt at the
bwrz.s. aDowtnc Harbor to bold
Mn9 ......... 1 llenl It hid
beaten. 47~, ln a Die. 21 lCU·
nunentpme.
M drllDelk 11 lbe &illb
tumid OUI. Hint ... lbii ...
.... Pfl 11 liOI ol flM WW Nd:
)
tome lh pour first -haJf
'>hooting
•In the men\ game. OCC fell
to 1-1 in the OH. following a
90 7A defeat di the hands of
vi'>iling lhverc;1de.
lhe Pirate~ ( 12-6, 1-1 in the
OEC) were outdone by a 13·0
run early in the '>el ond half.
Stephon 'iealec; connected for
hb only bal>ket wnh 17:30 to go
to make it 46-41 but the Pirates
mi'>'led their nex1 nine shots to
fall behind. 59 41. with I I :39 re-
maining.
OECWomen
OCC 55, Riverside 47
fUwrsicM -T Thomas 14. S Thomas
14, Walace 1. Haggerty 7. Moss 6.
Moore O.Garc1a 0, Dyson 0, Tautala O Wh1te5
3 pc goals -none
Fouled out none
Tectinicals -none
D.-.nge Coast -Mendola 16, Quiroz
2, Carrillo 10. Hatsush1 14, Galasso 7,
Hauetflf 0, Murray 0, Shaw 0, Von
Tungeln6
3 pt goals -Hatush1 3. Mendoza 2,
Galaaso2
Fouled out -non6.
Tedmicals -none.
Halftime-OCC. J0.13
Glassic, Jair Hernandez and Bren
Lowenthal in the second quarter.
may have been the turning
poinL
-Those three guys are known
more for their offensrve punch,
but without their contribution
on defense when we held (the
Knights) to cight points in that
second quarter (on 2-of-13
hooting), I'm not sure this one
doesn't get away from us,• Hirst
said
Pajevtc had 20 points and 13
rebounds, hitting 9 of 13 ftdd.
goal attanpts to help the Sailol"I
overcome lo ing rhe turnover
battl~. 21-6.
Newpon Harbor ftnlshed 23 of
42 from the field (54,8'11), while
Foothill shot 35.8'1't, hJtting 19 of
53.
Continued from 81
cited about being in Division I
basketball." Douglass S<Ud ·rm
sure at the end of the season
they reaJu.e that 1hey are no1
gomg to the Big West Touma
ment. But, I thin.It everyone 1<,
excited about what's coming
next year"
For UC Irvine (7·4, I · I J.
Douglass sajd 7 -0 junior center
Adam Parada was an offensive
lhreat Thursday and will start
again tonight. Parada, who
'>Cored a game-high 25 points
Thursday. had not started the
previous four games. Parada
leads the VCI in scoring and re
bounding
at 12.9
point!> and
5.5 re-
bounds per
game. lie Is
shooung
67.1% from
the field 10
lead the Big
West and in
the last
three
gamei. he
has cored
Paciftc
UWtSt.
C.I Poly
UCS8
Fullerton
ua
Idaho
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N'ridge
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2 ,
2 ,
2 ,
2 ,
1 1
1 2
t 2
0 2
0 2
50 point'i. lie is 20 of 26 (.792)
from the field in the last three
games.
Douglass said Parada has not
totally arrived as a complete
player. though h e Is perhaps
UCI's best player.
•He had som e defensive
lapses (Thursday}," DougJass
said or Parada. HHe played well
offensively. Defensively he
needs to continue to improve.•
Douglass saJd he was also Im·
pressed with freshman Rosa
Schraeder's performance
Thursday. Schraeder scored 14
points off the bench, lndudlng
a tblft·polnter with 1 :43 left ln
overtime that pve ua. 64--62
lead.
After Wednetday'1 pine.
OougJase aatd he wu disap-
pointed with hls vetttana' play.
·0ur veterans didn't step up,•
said Douglau, who hu utWud
ix different 1l&J1.i.ng Hneupe
this sea.son . "11\ey need to atep
up.•
UCI freshman point guard
Jeff Gloger la ftnt No. 1 In ateall
ia the Big Weit wfdl 3.45 ltet.ll
per game. JUnJor rol'WMI Matt
Okoro, who hu 1tened Cbe ...
ftve p.mee. hu ~ down 29
rebounds (5.8 Mn~) In tbal
tp&n With • WIOa· !I -In the wtn «Mr Flortda .Jlmdc.,'
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Clerk of Oranae County
on 12/27/02
2002H27MS
Daily Pilot [)e(:. 28. 2002.
.i.n. 4.11.
18,2003 SMlO
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Date . of FHtn1 Appli·
cation; January 2, 2003
To-Whom It May Con·
cern: The Name(s) of
tht Aot>Ucant(s) ls/ara·
CHOI MIAE
IOMSANGMUH
The applicants listed
abon ara applyln1 to
th• O•p1rtm1nt of
Alcol\ollc 8evtr,.1a
Control to "" alcoholic bev.,......at:
369£ 17TH ST STE 17
COSTA MESA, CA 92627
Type of licanH(s)
lpj)ll.cl fOf:
41 -ON•SAl[ BEER ANO
WINE • EA TING Pl.ACE
Delly '!lot Janu•J 11. 2003 SM16
~ 1419
230S·2490
L ESTATE
R SALE
264{) Foond 1510
fktitlM lusiless
"-tSttt..i
lhe lollow1ng pe"ons
"' t.' dorng bu$11te;"s, a\
OBSIDIAN llJN l NH R
PRIS[ S 34 t \I V1• l 1d1J
U l4 N•wpu1I Bnrh
CA 92661
FOUND RI NG ltave
dPt•1l•d deH11pl1on,
mu"lot inti ndme phone
' color & 11n11 ,.,,. style
and wheo e lo'I Calls will
only bt return•d by
lh•JSe leaving detailed
1nlu 949 720 112'1
3010.3940
~
SOOS·S&SO
HOMES FOOS.AU
ORANGE
COUNTY
Anaheim Hills
5400
J.imt:\ Gordun r 1owan
341 9 V1• l 1du •414 2 male clogs found on
Pwatlo ltm. ~ .tve
o;ecluded ltJ a._. IOUS ~ldl~
5br 5b.t. 2 laVISh nldSter
su1t;.s pool Sl><l 4c I"' SI .~.<m T 1 ldef Real
h tate 949 U-2526 949
64081141
N<!WPOll Bt •< h CA I i rn rounlain Valley 92663 area Call 71 4·964 8622
Th1\ b U'-lllt-\\ 1• ldn
dudrd by an individual
tjave ynu 'larled dome
llus1n•S\ v<'P Nf>
lJtnt'\ Gwd11n Cnwan
I ht\ sl•t~menl Wd\
Med w1lh lh• r:uunly
Clerk ol Or•n.i~ fri11nl1
un 01 03 OJ
20036928401
Daily Pilot Ian 4 11
18.?">.2003 Sa41J
Collectibles/
Memorabilia 1160
TOP SS 4 IHCottOS nc
lillz. Cl1r&. E "-<;Os & lih .et Mt!< Sclilr h.U ~
M1i.• 949 &4S 7505
LAUQUE PISClS flSH
Retail S..IOOO
Mii lor $1900
Call 949 500 5007
Calendar of
Events 1310
lQUAI. HOOSltG
OPPOITUllTY
All r~al _,i..te adver
11\IOll '" lh1s nl!WSjlap~r
I\ ~ub1etl lu lhe F Pde< al
F •" Hous1n11 At I nf I 'M>S
a \ Ame nded which
mahes ti 111~11al tn
<1dn rll\e -any preler
enre l1m1l•t1on or
d1st11m1n11ton based on
race color rehgton ~e•.
hand1t•P. lam1hal st.atus
or n<11ton1I u11gm. or .tn
mtenlton lo make any
wch prelerence. 1im1ta
hon or discrimination •
Thi\ newspape1 will
nol llnow1n&IY atcepl
any •dverltsemenl lor
real estdtt which I\ tn
v1olalton of the law Our
re.tders are h ereby
inl0<med that •II dwell
1n1s advertised in this
newspapl!• are available
on an equal opportunity
bl SIS
To compl11n ol dis
c11mmat10n. ull HUD loll
free al I 800 424 8590
Oldtr Style Furnlt\n
PIANOS & Collectlblet ·~·-• 5'tnot .......... ()illtilc. ,~
$$ CASH PAID $$
0"9,..C.Gr ........
WE BUY ESTAT'd
• lmtMdlate lnerdy -
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=-· ..... We Slit .. "1t70
& t"J Cllwdi It. <M ~II kinds ot stwffl
Furnltu1a, c.ollect1blu,
llnlcllknacllt, old/new
tltclr0tllc c0ft190Mllts.
tOM of clothts, fun l.004
junll 2$ cents • SIOO We
went It 111 tone· ., .. , , ... ,.. . ...
...,.., Sal JM 11. S..3.
2145 Vt.II lll'Ho N'8
(THl 8lUfF$) Gall d111 Mt, .t. ......... 111tdl
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ANTIQUES
Altques b Sale 3010
PoclclJe !.oo•cl 14h lon9
perlec t cond1l1onS 1500
obo (949) 719 2943
APPLIANCES 3050
Gf h l9, llcle-by-•ldo,
26 ltu fl hi.e new. $250
obu (949) 642 2165 evu
3460 JEWELRY/
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
Coast Coln Needs
Old Coins• Gold silver
lf'Wt lry watc~ anllqoe<>
Balboa
,_ c.....,. i.-One
o...>le• and a ~ lan'llly
home Sl.310.<XXl 11)1..i!ted
in one of the n.-~I
nee+1>orhoo0 ... s.tllod ran~ QllPOl'1IJnlty l•JI
1nvestment 0t ~11
J.tt-.... ..._ .......,_,.....,,
949-67 3-4-494
T-Canl9-lGh One
Ol4Jle• and a ~ llllfT#t home SI .310 <lXl l oc.at.ed
1n ooe ol tl)t nicest
I """Wflood'> fl 9a1x>a
f M'llastll opporti.nty llA
llM<Slmenl Ot ~
Jd1 ~ 8allOil l'iewp(Y1
Realty 949-673-4494
Balboa Island
collectible\ 949 642 9448 SO. IAYFRONT HOME
Cats 3610 WITH DOCK.
--------AGT. CA•OT HARVEY
•AO opt• Wlitld KotlslS.
c;ats ~ r ,.., t:I "'-·
oery Sal Sun 12 4pm
f dw:lrl "' Anmal ~ Info 949 6 44 ll79
www~ora lfee
:Cl <Liy woo llsb'1I 4 ~
Re"><<ni.~
Need loving"-'•~
2 fem cots, 2 Y' & 6
mo., 1 cl•c .. wed
S25 .. 949-548-13 I I
MISCEUANEOUS
MERCHAHDliE
949-67 5-57 I 4
Corona del Mar
• H.AUTIFUL • Or amahc Spyilass lt+ll
e•uut1ve home No
e •pen-.e was ~pared
Fabulous O~ean View.
4Br Offered •t
Sl.695,000
Selle• bou11hl anolhtr
home Musi Sell
Judy llolor, lkr
949-376-5576
TRU HOUSE
SECWDID RlTRlAl
AMAilNG PRKI
AGT.949-72J--120
MlsceHaneous
3855
Costa Mesa
Metdllndise
--------PRIMI ESTATES WANTID
2002 Holiday Celebration
IARllE
949 574-4247
Tr-el C•. in NB ~ts
only Tl6Tl-My ~
olc equip, phones. etc.
Fr1tdlon d aJllt 9l&fA2 U'TJ
PARICJC TENOltE
NATIONWIDE USA
949-156-9705·
www pat11cktenore com
Irvine
Udolsle
HACH COTIAGE
I 17 VIA HOU
WANTl0-4 PUX IN 2br Pl• Ba 2-c aar. bth & ten club 35' lot C.M. UP TO $900,000. By owner $880,0(lO obo
PIUNC. ONLY
AGENT 949-720 -I 721 949·G44·2330
Olc:esb.._ 4540 Mission Vltfo
•CM/.,,,.,_ IS• I hf,
1500Wedi ............
llv ... , 949·619-SSSS a.--•-*-
IACll IAY CENTI•
2651 Irvine Awa, 1olf
v1tw, ret•il on-site 714-
S7J-77IO
N,. OfFKI 5,ACI
833 ~ Dr llA Groinl
loor, •chlKb ofb. ..... re620d~
&ADaA UNCH o48r+ loft
home l'I sourt lfter a.ti-
de-sac locatlofl tflchly
~.Jew pr, WI ~ VRM '6'25,(XX)-
'639,000. -Liz. ~· a... ~3>14
SUN t -S
NIWUSTING u .. , .. ..
~1"1 ....... , .............. ................ ... ._s-u-r. MMSt ..
Index
BEACH RlTRlAT
llTIER HURRY
UNDER SS00,000
AGT. 949-723-8120
OCEANFRONT FIXER
NOT FOR THE FAINT
OF HlART
AGT. 949-723-8120
OPEN SAT-SUN 1-4
Harbor Ridge Ocvo11<;h11e
Sbr 52 R1dgelin1 Or
Sl,27.>.00J 949-71 s-3578
Newport Coast
OPEN SAT 1-5
24 Ccrtelllno
A touch of lt•IY 4br
2 !Iba. Strada home
$1,729,000
PLMINUM PROPERTIES
Stefanie Meurer
949 71 5·31">6
PRIME ESTAlES
PATRICK TENORE
NATIONWIDE USA
949-156-9705
www patrichtenore tom
RESORT/
VACATION
PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Desert Property
Palm Oet•rl Palm
Volley CC, 2b1 7ba
<Ondo, aaled. VAUI c.ctls
courlyd 2 t I(,., Superb
cond' Close to pool/club
hse Own'aat S272 000
iom r. r,,., 949 5l2-0'J32
M!SJ:EUANEOUS
REHTALS
Rental To Share
NI Shor• 48• 2' /ilo Townhou~r w/I person.
a•r aae w/d S700m incl
ut1ls liltke 949 720 0809
Newport Harbor town
hm on water I& br. pvt
ba. p~1n1. wal~·ln clst
i OUI kit, Ip laund. aated
comm, S950 ~7123
Ml/Oc• .. Vl•w rooms,
Ocunlronl/22nd pvt
rm, unlurn, share ba.
utls pd, n/smka. k1tch
enette. lndry. I block to
Newl)O<t Pier $695/mo.
Call Sl.m al 949 278
7905 (between 9a 5p>
RESIDENTIAli&T AlS
ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
Ntry • lloo ilPl New
pailit /~ l'I a*.
cai arport. SI «l) Y'1Y no
smv'pet ~20M
SI<, 210, 2-cw p , S
doou from So Bayfront,
upper unrl, sm baleony
SI 700/mo 3t0 556·S05
S HOUSH ROM WA·
fll La 2b• 2:ba ept. tria .
Loh of storaa•. yrly lse
S1800/mo_ 949 67S 1n9
... houM, fl.wlV'
unfwn. 2t pr • .mo.~ nn, i.yWw 1rom patio,
S35(l)n 11~13 .. un
.......... la
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7402-7466
Under the Service Directory Banner
~ Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Only $32 per week (4wcek minimum).
9000-97SO Call Lorraine at (949) S74-424S
3l:w 2.Sbo Br.ind .,..., lu•
lw+~1111 l<f.J0.,1 It ~"' I
blocll tr .. m p, t1 Mo Ai lh•ll
SJ'.i(.O t111J 'I. >I 94 l I <1! I
N....ty ,..._...... 2!Jr lb.I I 3br ?bd w .. ,, •.id~ "l >tY ~""l '><.h<•~ Sl~l • S8X> ltnttd P•I ~~ 994
·Jtoi· Wal.., jlaod n .. """' r+obUl Cir A1d1I I tb I
l>dl~'°I! ~'114 '1£,(J $1800 mo 714 '>47 8718
R.;;;-Granville "'"' stur y d•ldt h lbr ?b.t h
g,M ~dtt'd <. t•thm JJ1Jt1I
~P• S lbOOm" I :?mfl 1,~
Gt ant !Al 4 f}.M I •IO I
48' 38o ,_ ~"
homt' w •.v.10 ......... p •• ~
\pd w•IJ md1nWm<'d and
upd<1trd n 1wh ~m~r •
--Ovl•t h ide 2Br I Fla
lwnhm '.lyle apl Rtmod
wdl> rn .t•~-n J.Jl"l> Sib!~ 'ff 1.<..., ';1917s11445
Nr Bocli Boy, ill remull
'Br 1 Slid 'undt1 lt,_ v,.ar
f I' wd hl.uJl' n1, ~Wt\
SlV!> "" 949 ~ 1Si84
S7000m ag! 949 7'>9 Ji"il ('•icle Sflt, '11m11ltlely
C-M r•mud••l•d /f.r lbd
W40 esa I "~I ~ h~e n•w I pl P•tnl
l'Md. l1~ "& ty,.,.,., Fp
clll <lei ~ "' d hl<LC>'. •g 'Id r\ pet-. 7'/6 ~.b~ Vista
S lf6mo 9<1'} 11~ ,{b I
f;Md., 3lw 7%. twhm I
""'' 2L dlt gar S2.'.Urn '/fl'/ ke rtu P"t "'9\ii IY a...;. Bay 9'1'f04l W48
Me•o v .. de B~aultful
remodel 4br /bd hoU\I'
Ip hrdwd llr<. S?j()(), mu
~ (,.1(,) 6m 949 t46 8578 b-'v• 21lr IBo Condo 1<11 ti~ Ill I '0th •B
l 5rdt: w 1 p 1,.1 yolftl •"'"·' d1,I SI 'ii'. '14'1 t7X R999
•.m.tll comv••" nf ""'' 4 •• 11 ... J..-t. W..-;t•Jdf UJI Huntington Beach
11mt' w µt•1I lrtdry 1.,. & tlP"":.ar home Nu ryµi...vit 28r .... encl ..nt, pvt tJUl~ slot&t" 141 l'ile~t<Jv ~--~lUfld yd Cl.EAHI pat. i'I" ~ pool dfld
l.t"" '149 61'> 5114 ~1(1 1'.lfl • t~ 'II l W lOtti IUIJh<y W1) ~ WJtn
21r't ., ;::;;-SIU':I'> ""' SI E\lor 94'11oll~'J-ll ! --1 •ra~h mtltl Prt 01<
& I B•'• ""111 S85'> 111' 3bt 2.Sbo townhouH, Sl'i'J)i.-. "st 714.~7 .J.l93
111 tnvely gated cumm , ~dr Ip wd hkup n~ • ., r,. Squa•~ 1"d~• lu1mdl din yd m••d ~gt lake forest
Indy laul1I t KIP1n Mngl S 17'>0 ""' 949 ?9J 46 .11 877 704 864!1 • !UOO ------eu.. lilt 2 ~ t11wnhnuse c;,....Jt.11 tp p.ttJu baio.()fl'f
I , p <0mm p. .. '4, "'3
.igt SI Moo 94'1.~I
2br 2bo townho111e.
Sup"' 011 e1 New tarp
paint p.ilt" gar laund
Sl495• dep 26198 Hill
slord B~r 949 645 9913
Udo Isle
lead. C°""'!fe 2lw f' I .Do
2 c Jldf 'r•tdl ,~m 1dt•l
tif"..tr h & ff"lllH"' tluL
Slf!IJIJ mn 949 1;44 1 HIJ
Newport Beach
IAYFRONT
UN LIOfJ P( NINSUl A
NlW 28r 2Ba
COTTAGfS
l111>1d!~ 8each ftrjol
•nd !>pd W°al~ tc•
oc~dn ':.how-d0'1
Rf'\t•urtH1h lf6d\P
(, mo 7 yr•
BfJat Shp AYdllAble
7 I 0 LIDO PARK OR.
949 67J 60.JO {JI
949 723 SS~
*YEARLY*
llASIS
Hll 1,fll NI 1 flt A !1Jk
949 f>7S 6tf>l
V~ •>!'.> Ill.,....
ld'~ paint ,.. ~Ml' ,.,~;JI
11._ Re-;.Jl't l+w\. A. .... ""w
SI tro m /l4 ',}i 1'64
NPB/CM mdlf /br lb•
I huu• .... t di' ..tit-P,..,111
N>i.•t' Sll':ilm.,Bv
Aw-lll'llm'nl ·~ 4 jJ 'n:lJ
STUDIOS l ,.n •P•V 14•2•
quthu"'" dv .. ul N.-w vatnt
& ' "11tt S l /fJO "'r'
Hrt1 c.11 9411 71 '> 3" ll
I I Ill-a;. IWtY Le1'l ST1PS
TO SAN:>I New cA"Jlf'l,
p;mt Ip '" .tr..et 1-"""
Slffl.. ~ ~ H-A""
.C: 8"' 9•9-+4S-" tJ
loyvlew Covrt lbr 'b3
t•r oonl I jU()• I I bl~
ft om llar~ b•y "I ~·t't
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p~11tt1ou\,e ·~ n "'.,._,, I
V.,•olll•• UH <b~
hatcon1 c. mm p 1101 tP"o
--------I d81 Sl800 __ '149_1>_7J_7800_
moon ee DilllJI • e1oor 87 c.oi. cn.-1
DOWN
1 Colillllan
2 Vwdi'1
ll ~alOOI
• FrtelcMlders Ii "MWI -Callcle.
Cl Celn'• Ylc:IJm
1 T•lllH . 8 o.ct entry II Turne IO bone
10 Peon
11 ·oenong au-· gtoup
12 SIU hll (fl'tph )
13 UM IOrM prol9.
21 Couwts
mochet 23 9ltde '11 new IJlle
25 Mak• leugh
26 LMgcst
IMfM'oll
«><-& • 2br
2ba totally remod, new
everylh•na. cnn1ll k1tch.
$2375/mo 949 720 1593
e Ne...,....tH•ftM• e
38r, l'/t8a. Ille floor !pie:, w/d hkups Sl900ml)
949-722...0177
• 2h '-· r,., out
badi y•d+ a. ..... illl~ aftw l/20IOJ
Pluse cal 96 759-Pzt.
to see S25(X)!mo ....... 2'/-2c.-
itt pr. buch ~ .,,..~
/1 S2000m. 868 Hatywd
n 949·631 51060ave
'
0 RE RS
C11tforn1a law re
quires that conltac
Ion lak1n1 iobs lh•I
tolll $500 °' more
(labof °' m1ter11ls)
be UcenMd by the
Contractors Sl1te
License Boud State
law also requires that
contrectol5 include
theif license number
on all lldvertnh11 You
un cl'teck the status
of your licensed
contreetor at
www cslb c1 1ov or
IOO 321-CSLB Unli
tensed contractors
l1k1n1 jobs lhat
total less than $500
must state In their
edw.rt1sement1 ti.t
lhey are not llc.-d
~Y tM nt.r•l1ora Stale LQ ~ .. ~ •
1-l'CAll'll(tCAJlf'(T(t
Rep•irs, P1tch1nc. Install
Courteous 1ny size iobs.
wn,1eu1e1949 492 0205
eon.,ullr Serwtca
COMPUTER HELP! .,....o. ....... ... ,. .... IMll
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10'1' .. ~ll9.
714-612-2786
I I 0&m
Bridge ~·~··~·~-~-~~~·~· ......... ..
11 12 13
Q l -·Vulneniblc. you hold:
1 ,U CJfJ O AK05' ~7 •U
You ri&ht ·band e>pponeot ope1IS lhc bidclil)a wltb one ·club. What KdOCI
do you lake?
•'5 o A7'1 o lU •AIC.7U
The biddiM bu lllOCCCdcd: WISJ' NOa'm MST SOUl1I •• ... l• ,._
... Diii ,_ ' What do you bld now?
Q 2 ·Both vulnerable, as South you
hold·
Q s . Neither vulnerable, as South
you hold:
• 10 v AK9!14 o IOJ5 •AKJI 1 QJ o K865 o K 1091•098
The bi<ldinll ha~ proce«lcd: SOU-I H W~T NORTH
The bidd.irul bas procecded: NORTH ·~ SOUlll WE&'T
I<" 11 ,_
?
What acuon do you W.e7
lo ,_ T
What do you bid oow?
1
Q J • Ea.it-West vulnerable, 11.\ Sooth
Q 6 • &th vulnerable. as South you
hold:
you hold· •· a ll)" A8652 v AKS •Q9)
AK82 QJ 106) • Q 10
The biddina Ila\ proceeded:
NORTH 2AS1' SOUTH I• ,_ I<: The bidding ~ orocecded SOlml WES1 NOR'Jlf f!Abl
I Pus ~. i... 4 ~ .._ ?
? Whal do you bid DOW!
What do )'OU bid now'>
uxM: for IJllS't<U3 °" Mnndii~ Q 4 • As South. vulncnlble. you
IK1kl
,,_, Office l'/T Pl!f·
feet lor 1 colleee
$tudenl Of • rehree!
BUSY NB Manna and
Manufactured Home
Community Office needs
a wHhend counterper·
son. 8raod ..,.,1ety of
Indoor and outdoor
duhes includes sales,
1dmln1strah11• work. and
de1hn1 with residents.
FAX resume to (949)673·
4486 or ,.,ply 1n person
t o OeAnu Bayside
V1lla1e. 300 E. Coast
Hwy .. newport Beach, CA
92660
HAUOa a1souacn
SUl'OVISott
$4,046 -SS.692/monlh
F ull·llme positlCH'I open
with the City of Newport
Beach Requke$ two
years of uperlence with
a harbor-related 1ct1v1ty.
and 11 Bachelor's decree
1n enclneertna. hberll
•rts. or buslnen or
pubhc adminlstralton
See job Oyer for com
plete requirements Apps
& job flyers avai11ble a
City Hall. HR Dept., 3300
Newport Blvd, Newp«t
Buch, 9m3. ' Apply
onhne 11 -.ciy.,_.,art·
i-:11.ca.us ~
Fq dedne 51XI pm. 1 •
31.(ll ~ not -=·
Cl!pllld In .. ol ~ appliclbon Faxes not
[(I.
264 V. Point S2"JOOrno Employmelt
pnme &Olf course io-W .._.. untt. nu crpt, paint. iltt pr lnusu 8200
oma NW' '/T pos1IJon for mature pe,.on
w/computer and pers.on·
able skills. must be
orptnized and comfort·
Ible wrth the publtc. food
and W1ll8 Wlterest WtrJ
h!lplul Cal~ 1319
• .,.,.....,., , /T T-.-s.... Busy phones. MS
Offtee and phone slutls
Rnt1ur1nt exp •• fax
1esume lo 949 642-0674
Of call 642 7880 befOf e 5 ...,.. __ -"-'/"• fur spa & pool 949 715 3513 -C7-.-~--,-T-,.-,-Accountinc--
NeWpOrt ,_,, Jtu 2ba work Very up·d 1n
comm pool & "'P" 2 c computer slulls & al
car. Ip wd hkup' •at tues. Carolyn 9&7t6 P.l9
$2600/mo 949 293·4630 -
Nl'I 4b1 Jb• condo nr Employment 8500
pool, 2 c ear 3 palto5,
new pa1nt;carpel $2700
1 yr lse 949 650 8443
HNllOlt WW HOMU
Jbr 2ba hse iac:. al nu ttv
carp. next ID 5PQl'b Pat~
S2795/mo 949-581 I S20
.Uclo Isle 3br Jba• den.
patio. Fp. 2c aar . new
floors & paint S3?00/mo
yrly lease 949 675 3149
~ 31t-, 3llo, cornet
lot w/135ft of wtterlronl
35frnt/100s1de C1 an11e
cooolers. ss ~.
rooftop decll S325IXrl L&
dock avail !M9-723 7 440
Newport Coast
OealP.,. perfect condo
3111 2.5lle,. ,.. • ~
~m •-do• Mlon.con\I~
Prtvlll TlllDring 7990
Bank ma ,,._,._ ,... H.bor
NatOONI Sri, ~
&h Cteal benl!ftts 6 Mc>''
uperient.e preferred Fu
<t!Sl.rrot to !fl 911!Mi61 2676.
llptcd. c-n.tk SMle
., N 8 Now lwlflfl Retail/
From Countei MJst '-
i:reat ill5lor'tw ~ 5'llb
and be miJb ~ 25-:lV
tn ps week 9&646-1.JM
lft91nMrlnt Offfce /rT
Seaetory-l•cetttl-11 t
phones. f1llnc. mail. dell--& MS Office Lido v....., •ea Fu
resume to 949-675-81815
co..-...1 Offb ....._.
Sm casual offiat "' West ll'W1e 25-:llllws Wk. Exp
, ..... C.il 9&250-4136
or t.a r~ ~8749
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751t reb May, Newp«I
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(C&D) 227 hp Boxer Engine, Turbocharged, lntercooled --------
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Come in for a Test Drive you won't believe,
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My recommended service is the much
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injection system can cause loss of power,
"stumbling" & uneven acceleration, ro ugh
idle, poor fuel economy & high emissions.
To keep your engine running smoothly,
have an injecti o n service. I perform a
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tips, intake valves, throttle body, fuel tank
~nd gas lines. This cleans away mo isture
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carbon & gum buildup in your fu el system! • You will notice a tremendous difference
in your vehicle performance!
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