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THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 2003
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With d·onation, OCC's ship Comes in
Gift fro m ICN fo under of $2-milli on luxury
yacht will be used to begin a new cou rse in
the School of Sailing ~nd Seama nship.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
OCC CAMPUS -Orange Coast
College's School of Sailing and
Seamanship announced Wednes-
day that it has received its largC'it
donation ever in the form of an
88-foot. $2-million motor y-Jchl.
new noncredit program geared
toward vocatJonaJ instruction.
"We don't M.-e 11 a.'> a luxury
yacht We see it ru. an instruc-
tional platform," ~d Brad Avery,
director of the school. "We o;ee it
as a tool that we can 1t..e to in -
crease lt:he studentb') knowledge
of large boat opemuon ...
"It enables lll> to maugurate a
summer program I.hat will train
people for po'>itionc, on large
yachts.· Avery said.
"This boat 1s uniquely suited
because it 1s dei.igned to be
crewed by a profe,.,.c;1onal staff. It
gives us a very good platform to
teach people to work profes-
sional position'> on board a large
motor boat yacht." he said. "It
gives us a platform for hands-on
training.·
the proli~ wiU go back to the
school
"There can't be a bcner time
than right now:· said Gene Farrell,
interim pr~1dcn1 al OCL "The
(donation! continu~ to endow
that pmgr.un . . It 1!> incredible to
get a donation of thar '>17.e. ••
As the school'., prof~rs and
staff go through the yacht 10 cre-
ate new l(.")..'>On plans relauve w
what the yacht offer... they can see
the vastne'>.!> of 1t.'> tn'>truCUonal
possibilJ I ie!..
ICN Pharmaceuticals lnc foun-
der Milan Pante, a former Yugo-
c;lavian president. do11ated lhe
yacht, which served as hi.'> private
vessel for 20 years. lhe donation
will allow the school to adopt a
While Avery anticipates the up-
keep of the yacht, known as Rella,
will cost tl1e school about
$100,000 per year. he t-. certain
that the school and II'-c,tudcnlb
wiU benefit from 1l.
Since the School of Sailing and
Seaman.'ihip i!. mdependently
funded, it'> !>Ucc~ greatly reties
on donatioru. from the commu-
nity. in addition lo ~tudent fees.
After the -.chool gel!> .,ufficien1 use
from the yacht. it wiU be ~Id, and
"The gift of Bella I'> a tremen-
dou.c, gift for uc,,'' Avery said. "ft'., a
reflection of our program that we
have the ability and the '>taff to
operate the boat. . II give-. w. a
new chaJJenge "
PHuTO COURTESY Of. ORANGE COAST COil.EGE
ICN Pharmaceuticals Inc founder Milan Panic donated the 88-foot
yacht Bella to Orange Coast College for rts sa1lrng program
KENT TREPTOW DAILY PILOT
Roger MacGregor 1s the owner of MacGregor Yachts, one of the businesses that may be included rn the downtown redevelopment zone
Livelihoods in limbo
Westside business
owners such as Ro ger
MacGregor, yacht
builde r for 33 years,
are sta ring e minent
domain in the face.
Deirdre Newman
Dally Pilot
W hen Roger MacGregor
tarted his
yacht -building
business on the
Westside of Costa Mesa in 1969,
the area was the capital of the
yacht-building industry.
Over the yean., businesses have
moved away or folded, leaving
MacGregor's Yachts as the last
vestige of the area's yacht-building
glory.
I lis building is a landmark of
sort · -a vivid illustration of form
meeting function, with a sleek
nautical design, a glass facade and
a boat on top of it
MacGregor, hi~ wife and two
chaJdren parlayed MacGregor\
hobby into a company with an
annual revenue of about $10
null ton.
But MacGregor's livelihood ha'
been threatened by the pro5pett
of the c11y·~ declaring the area pan
See LIMBO, Pase A6
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Teachers'
union head
announces
retirement
Linda Mook, a longti me
teacher at Corona del Mar
High, is leaving to work for
state union.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
'' \Vl'ORI \fl \A The longnme
leader of tlw -.chool ruc;mct'c; teacher<,
urnon 1-. rc-.1gr11nl( March I to take a 1ob
with lhl' < .thfnrnta federauon of
leachl'r\
I and.1 \1ool announled i.he will re...1gn
ac, 'e''P"rt \k'-<1 ft>derauon of reacher..
prt•,•llt•nt to \\ orl \\uh the 'late urnon a.c,
See UNION. Paae A6
BACK BAY
Covncil
steps up to
boardwalk
June Casaarande
Daily Pilot
N£V.'P0Rf BLACH -A contract for as
mmh as S400.000 approved by City
Counnl mt>mber<> clears the way for a se-
n(>'.) of sc1t.>nttfrc studies and pubbc work·
\hop~ that are a first step toward build.Ing
a boardwallc an a pomon of the Back Bay.
Council members on Tuesday unanJ.
mously approved a plan to hire Commu-
THE BELL CURVE Teens must
stand trial in
gang-rape case
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DHpa Bharath
Dally PUot
NEWPORT BF.AOI -Three teens ac-
cused of gang-raping an unconscious 16-
year-old girt in a Corona deJ Mar home
last July must tand trial. a judge ruled
Wednesday.
Orange County Superior Court Judge everen Dickey. while remarldng that the
boys U9ed the victim "Wee a piece of
meat." Mid suftldent evidence exisu to
order Gttgory Haidl, 17, and kyte Na-
chrdner and Keith Spann, both 18. to
trial
lbe Jud&e watched a 20·mlnute video·
tape the teens reportrdly mtde that ap-
se. TEENI, "'9 Al
WEATHER
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CHANGING THE GUARD
Newport hu 1 new harbor muter
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A2. Tlvsday, Januaty 30, 2003
POLITICS
THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE .. ,.
FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT
Assemblyman John Campbell has become the Republican point man on the state budget crisis.
Campbell gets right to the point
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
Newport·Mesa residents are no
strangers to elected leaders who wield
some political muscle. The latest entry
to this list is Assemblyman John
Campbell, who has become the
Republican point man on the state
budget crisis.
Campbell, who represents Newport
Beach in the 70th Assembly District
seat, has been quoted regularly in
media coverage of Gov. Gray Davis and
legislators' attempts to manage a
budget deficit that could be as much as
$34i billion.
He has also been deluged wich calls
and e-mails from constituents and
other state residents about the issue.
On a recent day, CampbeU's office
received J ,500 e-mails. Over a four-day
stretch, including the past weekend,
CampbeU received 2,200 e-mails. His
office has been diligently responding to
each one.
Republican leaders named Campbell
as vice chair of the Budget Committee
last year, as the state budget issue
began to heat up.
On Tuesday, CampbeU's office
announced that he had won the 2003
Legislator of the Year Award from the
Consulting Engineers and Land
Surveyors of California.
·This is a great honor," Campbell
said. "To be recognized by such an
outstanding organization is very
gratifying."
Campbell was re-elected in
November to his seat. after his first
two-year tenn.
GROUP GETS BEHIND THE TROOPS
With talk of a potential war against
POLITICAL CALENDAR
FEBRUARY
2.: The Corona del Mar California Rept.1bllcan
Assembty will host a special meeting at 50
p.m. at Hof'• Hut in Irvine. The guest speaker
will be Dean Gotcher. (714) 637-3019 or (949)
497-1341
Iraq heating up. local antiwar groups
have been holding demonstrations near
South Coast Plaza. on the campus of
UC Irvine and at other areas in
Newport·Me<>a.
This Saturday. a different group will
hold quite a different rally.
The Orange County Young
Republicans will hold a "Support
America/Support Our Troops" rally at
noontime at the same South Coast
Plaza intersection anti-war
demonstrators use Friday evenings.
"Our members want to show support
for the president of the United States
and the administration du.ring this
time," said Lee M. Lowrey, the group's
president "We also want to show our
support for the brave men and women
who are serving to protect our
freedom."
The group said the rally was planned
in response to the antiwar protests.
COX COMES TO A MAILBOX
NEAR YOU
Rep. Ovta Cm bas mailed out his
annual report to constituents, pinning
blame for the first
federal budget deficit
in five years on
increased spending
and shrinking
revenues.
"ln 2002, the
overall increase in
federal spending was
the largest in
American history,"
Cox said, "and while,
Rep. Chris Cox despite real growth
in the economy, tax
revenues fell for the second consecutive
year.·
Cox made the observation in the 14th
12.: Orange County Young Republicarf!I will
host its general meeting at 7 p.m. at the El
Torito on Anton Boulevard, Costa Mesa. For
more information, visit www.ocyr.orp.
17: The Republican Party of Orange County
Central Committee will host a general
meeting at 7 p.m . at the South Coast Plaza
Westin Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa.
(714) 556-8555
17: The Republican Party of Orange County
annual "Report on the United States
Government,· which be has been
sending out since he was elected in
1988.
Much of the spending bas been o'n
defense and homeland security, Cax
said. The congressman said the deficit
has been chieOy caused by
"unsustainable rates of spending
growth."
Federal expenditwes readied a record
$2.44 trillion in 2002, an lnaease of$163
billion over the year before. Cax said
The lower tax revenue is attributable to
broad stock market declines, which have
reduced capital gains taxes the federal
government can collect.
STIU FIGHT1NG TME
DEMOCRATIC F1GHT
Oemocratk Congressional
challenger Gerrie ScbJpsb hasn't
stopped firing shots at Rep. Dana
Rohrabacher, two months after losing
to the seven· term congressman on
Nov. 5. She secured 34~ of the vote.
In a missive to reporters la.st week,
Schipslce crlticiud Rohrabacher for
comments about the men and women
serving in the military. Schlpsk.e, in a
one-page release, quoted Rohrabacher
as saying that a potential draft would
result ln a uniform taldng on "a
syrnbolofservitud~"
Schipsk.e, in the release, did not say
where she had pulled the
out-of-context quote.
Schipslce also criticized Defense
Secretary Donald Rumsfeld about
remarlcs, again quoted with no
reference. on draftees.
Schipske, a Long Beach resident,
teaches at CaJ State Long Beach and
works as an anomey and nurse in that
city.
will host its •Annual Presidents Dey ChetTY
Pie Reception• immediately after the central
committee meeting, at Antonello Ristorante
at South Coast Village. (714) 656-8555
MARCH
12; Orange County Young Republicans will
hold a general meeting at 7 p.m. at the El
Torito on Anton Boulevard in Costa Mesa.
For mons Information, visit www.ocyr:orp.
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POLITICS ASIDE
A kindler, gentler council
W hen I started
at the Pilot
n~arly four
years ago, Homer
Bludau had just come
aboard as Newport
Beach city manager.
It certainly tloes seem
that the council for
the most part, is
functioning fairly well.
His predecessor,
lCevtn Murphy, bad
resjgned after a
high-profiJe, albeit
baclcroom, no
confidence decision by
his bosses on the dais.
The first thing I
noticed: ·Greenllght"
Councilmen Heffernan
and Dick Nichols (a
newcomer to the
council this year, along
with longtime ciry
S.J. CAHN employee Don Webb)
That 4-3 vote as much as
anything, J suspect, was behind
the constant description I
heard of the councU as a
dysfunctional group that dJd
not get along very weU.
The group was divisive
enough that in November 1999.
as then-Mayor Dennt. O'NeU
was leaving the mayor's seat, I
sat down with him to discuss
his year in charge, and it was a
central topic of conversation
"It was my belief," O'Neil
said then, "at that time that
there was a lack of
cohesiveness.
·1 believe I've had a calming
effect, an ability to bring the
councU together.~ he said. "And
I think that's an achievement "
O'Neil's colleague, former
Councilman Tom Thomson.
said: ·1 think Dennis brought a
tremendous amount of stability
to the council. And he's very
well respected in the
community. I think he's been a
tremendous mayor·
That stability did not last lOO
long. John Noyes. who followed
O'Neil as mayor, shocked his
• colleagues when he announced
he would nol run for
reelection. an announcement
made a night before an
in-depth story on his past was
pubUshed.
In 2000. the GreenJight
movement picked up steam,
providing a voice of
contentious on numerous
issues and getting one man,
Councilman John Heffernan,
elected to the council.
Heffernan's role as the "l ln
the S. l votes• during his fir<it
two years has been
well -documented. Has
unhappiness seemed clear
when he openly considered
resigning for his position.
Perhaps the high water mark
for dJscontent was 2002, the
year that Tod RJdgeway w~
mayor. I've applauded
Ridgeway before for using has
bully pulpit and speaking his
mind o n issues (often
Greenlight related). Doing so,
of course, meant more discord
with those in the community
who disagreed with him.
Then there was that one
other cause for disharmony.
the election.
But since November's
election, the tales coming out
of the council have been
different. Heffernan, who for
two years was always the
outsider, is getting along better
with the council, especially
new Mayor Steve Bromberg.
And Bromberg, a mediator by
trade ln his law profession, is
taking a page OlJt of O'Neil's
book. trying to provide, as
O'Neil put It, •a calming effec t"
on the seven-man body.
On Tuesday night, I went to
the council meeting to see for
myself if change was in the air.
Despite what I've been told was
a snoozer of a council meeting.
are on opposite ends
of the dais. One can read into
that almost anything, though.
I had heard that Nichols, who
has shocked som e with quid.
pronouncements such as
proposing that playing fields be
built on a part or the Back Ray,
has been relegated to
Heffernan's old role as the
·outsider." It is not surpns1ng.
given his backing by Greenhght
and his lack of familiarity with
the city. as opposed to Webb.
Surprisingly. while I expected
Nichols might receive an
obvious ·cold shoulder" from
h1s fellow councilman. there
was interaction be tween
Nichols and Webb an<f. later.
Nichol~ and Bromberg before
the meeting.
The biggest change. though
certainly seems to be wnh
Heffernan. He was
undoubtedJy the moi.t vocal of
the councilmen Tuesday night,
pulling five of the 15 "comen1
calendar" items for
dhcussion. I le went so far that
even he recogm1,ed he wa'>
taking up much tlme. finall)
apologizing for taking the
"lion's share.·
And then came the po1m that
may sum up how this counc111,
djfferent than previous ones
To lieffeman's apology.
Bromberg replied -purely a.,
an a.side -"You're fine, you"rt>
fine."
It as hard to unagine
Heffernan being told he wa'
"fine" during has early da)"> on
the council. Or being told so an
a "you're one of the gang.·
jobng manner.
There were other moment ...
too, when two or three o f tht·
councilmen were laugtung
together at some lSsue or
another.
All this ts no1 to say that the
council is a perfect family,
Lackmg any discord. The
tolerance of Nichols is in no
way sweeping, for instance But.
given Bromberg's mediation. 11
does not seem overtly
distracting. either.
That mediation offers reason
to be hopefuJ that this group of
seven men can focus on the
many importan1 lssues looming
over Newport Beach, from the
general plan update to
continuing problems wtth
water quality to the future of
airports in the area. To his
credit, Bromberg appears to
have embraced a mayor-ship
akin to what O'NeU had in
mind four years ago.
Still, not everyone in the clry
is golng to be happy with this
council or what decisions it
makes on the tough issues. But
the rants of the critics could
dwindle If Bromberg reaches
out, with that same style he
showed Tuesday. beyond the
dais.
• S.J. CAHN la the managing
editor. He can be reec:hed et (949)
574-4233 or by •·mail at
s.1.cahn larirrun.com.
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
~ Area of morning fog will
greet ua once we peek outside
this morning, though we
lhould beak under yet another
moctty eunnv sky this
lftemoon. Highs will hover In
the m jd..709 In Costa Mesa and
the lower 70. In Newport
Beech. Lowa will be In the
lower&Oa.
We'll get 9ven wanner on
Friday end may top 80 Inland.
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BOATING FORECAST
The nonheeat.rty wtnde wilt
blow 10 to 20 know today,
though the Inner wtttrs ctn
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llnoea. wtlh 1· to 3-foot ......
end• WMt __,.of 4toe1"t.
Out ...... the flOf1her1y
wtnde wtl blow 10 to 20 knots,
wttl\ 2-to 5-foot W9V'l9 end •
W.-lweloflto71"t. The '
Mme will be~ ...
evening.
SURF
The northwest swell will
bade down todr(, gfving UI
wav .. In the chest-to
shouldef.higb reoge.
The next swell arrives
Fridey, prcMc:Mng ua eome
head-Ngha along west-feeing
buchea. The bdet apoca will
'"eome wsvea about 4 fMt overhead.
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Costa Mesa awaits a late bloomer BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Community garden approved in December
2001 has yet to take root, but city officials
say it may blossom by April.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot •
CoSTA MESA -If the city is
l'ncouraging i~ rci.idents to clean
ur lhttir properties, it should also
take care or iti. own.
l'hat'i. tJ1t'"atutude that inspired
the City Council to approve a
contm1,1mty garden on a vacant
din lot at the comer of Charle
arid I lamilton street~ m Decem·
~r2001
Hut more than a year la ter, the
dih lot I') ,tiJJ there. and council-
woman IJbby C.owan W'd.O~ to
lnow why 11\ taking the city w
long to '>pill the place up.
"It '>t't!ffi'> to me that '>Dmething
'>houJd be happen mg out there,"
< bwan ..atd at Monday'!> meeting.
Ille culrnt?
The city has a program to reno-
vate sidewalks atraround the city.
and although the sidew,alk in
front of the dirt lot b one of the
priorities, it hasn't happened yet,
Maciel said.
Construction is slated to start
in early March at the latest and
i.houJd be done by April. paving
the way for the garden to finally
blossom, Maciel sald ·
"You have to have the side-
wallc:s before you do anything
else, so we can proceed with the
entrance," Maciel said.
The garden, designed as a
community bwJding project for
the neighborhood, will feature 42
gardening plots and a wrought-
iron fence around tL It will cost
about $80,000 to build. Some of
that wiJJ come from state grant
funding.
Rock blasting -,et
for Newport Coa!>l
Warnmg '>iren'> today
will dlen rt:'>tdcnh to a tt--.1
bla'>tlllg that wiU takt-
µla<..t: al a um'>trucuo11 '>lit·
in the Nt'wport < .oa'\t art· a
fhe lt'VU1e Lo11uuu1111~
Dt•velopmcnt Co will rnn
cJm·t tlie hla~• for Jll'>I
about u ~rnnd ut 4 p 111
today.· It w1JI then takt·
place about once a wt·ek
for about lour wet>b -..1uth
of ">1gnal Peak between ""
TrcllllO'> Canyon and
Muddy Canyon
Ille ~ound ..tm.J 'hod ..
wavt"> wdl Ix: dtr<'t. tt-d
away from homt•\, hul
those do..est to 1ht· -.111
will lw ablt· to lt·t·I t Ill'
hla't 'mokt• and du .. 1 ~' 111
tw vi..1ble \.o 1:xplu''' t''
~Lil bt' 'lured at tht' -.111·
\tdewaJk..,, 'Ml!tl Andre.. Madel,
.ui enginet>r for the Costa Mesa
Park.!. .md Htx reat1on Depart-
ment
"lt'i. going to look ltke a first
cla.-.s community garden.· Maciel
said.
K[Nl TREPTOW [JA,ct P OT
The Hamilton Street Community Garden remains a plot of barren dirt broken up by a few weeds
A no fly wnt· will appl\
lor about lO m1n1Jtt•<, t a1 h
bl..t'>t da,
A minute long '>trt'rl ~ail
~,u ~nl' a' warn111g fh··
mmute'> bclort• ea1 Ii bl.1,t
I ht•n nne nw1utt• lwlort
tht' hl.1'>1. •• <,lrt'll th.11
-.nund'> ltkt• .i yt'lp ""ill
.,m111d 1 lw ,t.11 l le<1r '1n·n,
''h" h well .,ound ht•1w1·1·n
hvt· and 'IO mmutt·' ,11lt'r
till' hl,N, " a high ltM"
l<lflt'
Harbor Master Marty Kasules weighs anchor
Sta n Jacquo t ta kes
over as I la rbor Patrol
head. Pred ecessor
goes in a n ew
direction aboard his
24-foot powerboat.
Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
:-\1-\vl'< lH I Bl AC 11 !lie har
hirr ha' a Ill'\\ tarta111
< .ipt \1an~ 11.a'>uft.., oflic1ally
Mm·d a., l larbor Ma<,ter for thf
< )rangl' < ou111y \ht.•nff\ I !arbor
1'·a1rol on I ntlay ,1Jwr taltng a
\oluntill) reuremt•nt to cru1-.e in
h1o; powl'fh<Mt to Mexico. Stan
J.1t quot, wh11 " .il-.o 1lw acung ,,..,.,,on Vi1·10 pohn· ch1t'f. ha'
1.1k<·n tltl• lwhn
\'> harhor mi.l.,lt•r for four
\f'Jr ... 11..t-.ule'>. lh. 11vcf")c1w the
t cnmty' ltlJ,tltne from I lunung·
11111 fkad1 tu Dana Point. Col·
Ji.,1J.,'lll''· former d."-'>OCiates,
lrtl'ntl-. anti wmmuntty mem-
ht.·r' on \\t>dnc'><.lav bc1de Kasules
a fond l.irt•wcll at a reurement
panv at the Rahra Connthian
\arh1 ()uh. dcrwn the '>treet from
th1 I larhor t--atrol ha..e on Bay·
'1d1· l>m·t:
11.,t.,uh.•-. '>.ittl lw wtll follow ht'\
ltl'arl .md fulfill ht' Lifelong
dn·.1m ol taking a long l nuc;e,
hu1 '"111 nw ... t•wrythmg ah<>ut
\\11rlt11g on lwauuful Newpon
1 larhor
l'rn gomg It> mt.,., my office.
, .. 1urh h.i., tht.· he<,t view.· hr ..aid.
"I'm going to m1.,_., all the won·
d1•rful rwoplc I worl with. I'm go·
ing to mi~ the
harbor. the
wiJd1ife.· ·rm even go
ing to miSb Hu
pen.· he added
with a laugh
In about a
month, Ka!>uJe.,
Marty Kasules with 1alce off
wnh a fnend tn
lus 24-foot powerboat. Shp Away.
and head '>OUth
"I'll i.ee ho~ it gOt''> illld, tf ~e
hke i1. maybe I'll get a .'>adbo.it
and sail the Sooth Pacific.· he
..aid
Before ht.'> appo1111men t to the
I !arbor Patrol. ~ules worked at
the Sheriff's Transportatfon Bu·
reau and as a ~AT team com-
mander. Over the 20 year.'> he ha..,
been with the department. he
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year-..
l<a.'>lllt•, '>aid he 1s proud of ht!>
ach1evt•ment' in the area or cu!>-
tonwr -.cn1tt'
I Lh1nl we h.t\e succeeded m
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lrH•l of 'l'r\1tl' we pr0\1de to our
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bu .. me'>.'>t:'>. ht' wit! ·1 had tht'
goud fonune of worlmg \\Ith
mt•n a11d \>\OITit'll who have a sm·
tcre 11111:rt.">I m boatmg."
Other h1ghhghts of lus career
art! c,emng up a Re..cue Op·
emuon!> C.entt.'r and equipping
fire boati. with maL hmes to re·
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people "ho worked for h1111 ' Ill'
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our cht.ldren '> naJ1'lt':-. lit• c111oyt•d
tu.. 1ob. I le taught u., hm' 111
<,eparate your JOb lrom \OUC rn
vatc ltJe and hm' Ill t•n1oy both "
• 1 H' ne\er \\orkt·d thl' har
bor.' lw ..a1tl ·· 1 \ l' tlt't'n m gang
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PUBLIC SAFEJY
POLICE FILES • theft was reported In the 600
block at 10:26 a.m. Monday.
COSTA MESA
• AkwStt Avenue: Annoying
calls were reported in the NEWPORT BEACH
2100 block at 10:08 a.m. •West Balboa Boulevard: A
Monday. vehicle burglary was
reported in the 1200 blodt at
• West Baker Street An 8:35 a.m. Tuesday.
assault was reported in the
800 block at 6:07 p.m. • Dover Drive: An auto theft
Monday. was reported In the 1100
blodc at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
• Bristol SbWt: Petty theft
was reported in the 3300 • Harbor Woods Piece: A
block at 3:52 p.m. Monday. hit-and-run was reported in
the 100 blodc at 4 p.m.
• Harbor Boulevard: A Tuesday.
commercial burglary was
reported in the 3000 blodc at • Jasrpfne Avenue:
12:05 p.m. Monday. Vandalism was reported in
the 600 blodc at 3:26 p.m.
• Hyde Court lndeoent Tuesday.
exposure was reported in
the 900 blodc at 12:43 p.m. • Mac:Al1hur Boua.vard and
M~nday. Ford Road: A traffic accident
involving injuries was
•Joann Street: Grand theft reported at 8:10 a.m.
was reported in the 200 Tuesday.
block at 2:15 p.m. Mon(jay.
• Malibu Cirde: Grand theft
• Mesa Verde Drive East: A was reported in the 100
commercial burglary was block at 10:28 a.m. Tuesday.
reported in the 1500 block at
4:04 p.m Monday. • Plttolita Oriw: A burglary
was reported in the 600
• Newport Boulevard: An block at 4:13 p.m. Tuesday.
auto theft was reported in
the 2600 block at 2:37 p.m. • Superior Avenue:
Monday. Vandalism was reported in
the 14-00 block at 11:35 a.m.
•Town Center Drive: Grand Tuesday.
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Attorney general investigating Costa Mesa group
d "We're try-The firm's third partner, Steve State office says for-profit consumer ~uits.'' ~ress~ how they're McCune, is deceased.
d fi . . mg to ete d The state is also Investigating a vocacy rm targets mortgage companies conduccing !11em~elvc;sed :: four other law 6nns, two in the
tO reach quick monetary Settlements. whet!;'er theyve VIOia y Southland and two in Sacrc1
laws. Callah Wednesday mento. in a broader probe of Paul Clinton edly the litigation arm of Tustin Pete an on h frl Jous suits B 1
Daily Pilot law firm Callahan, McCune & said his firm had done nothing ~j~~\as: Trevor La~ C:r~e~:.
Willis, investigators said. wrong. th Brar & Gamulln in Long Beach,
COSTA MESA -The state at-The law firm has been suing "They're wrong in at re-the consumer Action Leai..'\Je
tomey general is investigating a mortgage firms, alleging a num-gard," Callahan said. "Th~y and the Californians for ~air
local consumer advocacy group ber of pwported violations of probably don't know the facts. Business Practices are also u11-
for Its role in a lawsuit abuse California's Unfair Competition Callahan said his firm has tl Th 1 been Suing mortgage brokers der inves tlga on. e a.st IWQ scheme to bilk small business Law, Dresslar said. Under this rese ted by c .. . who engage m· "blatantl~ decep· groups are rep n . .>Qt owners out of thousands of dol-law, attorneys can sue nomMl<l Bn'an .,, d
U've adveru'sing" by offenng low-ramento a -1~ run ~ lars. businesses on behalf of the gen-d o vid Byers
rate loans with hidden hooks. vater an a · · The Costa Mesa-based for-eral public. as represented by · n· t sa ·'-1 "Th<><>e brokers use bait-and-State mves ga ors. y u1e d\o\ Profit organization Citizens for consumer advocacy groups. ..... fi tl reaten to sun th
Swl.tch taca·cs to n1ake the irms l '" P Falt Business Practices has These firms offer to absolve · k 1 f Phone n'ng." Callahan said. "To businesse~ to net a qu1c .-.eu t• come under the scrutiny of the the businesses o any wrong-~ th I
nus. lead c .. •stomer:. is not a good ment payment ior em .. e \t'\ spotJJght of the state's top cop. doing if they submit a payment .u . f h b · esses t _,
th finn by ifi d d thing .... It's not a good idea 10 Many o t e usm arge1t., said Tom Dressler, a spokesman to e a spec e ate, 1 fi · ·
G ral Bill Lo k D ssl 'd trick people." by the:.e aw urns, investigator, for Attorney ene c -re ar sai . I th · d ·
Th th. ICo I Calls to partner Larry Willi'> say. are n e rue an imm1gr;1111 Yer. • ey use 1s sta Mesa .. ro I were nol rerumed Wednesday. commumues. The organization is purport-organization to e the aw-
OBITUARIES
Robert Reed
Private services will be held
Feb. 15 for former 23-year New-
port Beach resident and former
Robert
Reed
Newport Beach
lifeguard chief
Robert Reed.
Mr. Reed died
Sunday. I le was
86.
Born June 26,
191 6, Mr. Reed
was ·a dynamic
person who
li ved many
lives," said son
Robert Reed Jr.
He worked for the Offi ce of Stra·
tegic Services during World War
II, then owned a canJe ranch,
spent lime in the oil business
and led the marine safety ">quad
in Newpon Beach.
In 1958, he began working in
Newpon Beach as the captain of
the Sea Watch, the city's life-
guard boat that mostly searched
for surfers in need of rescue.
Reed Jr. said. Mr. Reed then be-
came the lifeguard chJef. a posi-
tion later renamed marine
safety director.
[!]r.:'.j Dunn-Well
He is survived by wife of 33
years Roberta Reed; son Robert
Reed Jr.; daughters Gail Susan
Ellis and Linda Reed; and 11
grandchildren.
Jack Richard Curley
A celebration of life will be
held for former Daily Pilot gen-
eral manager Jack Richard Cur-
ley at 2 p.m. Saturday a1 the
Marin Art and Garden Center in
Ross. Calif. Mr. Curley died
Tuesday from complications re-
lated to esophageal cancer. I le
was 74.
Born May 12, 1928. Mr. Cur-
ley graduated from UC Berke-
ley and the UCLA Graduate
School of Bu~ine:.s Executive
Program. He served in the U.S.
Army during the Korean con-
rn ct as a priva1e and seco nd
lieutenant. Amo ng his duties
was training paratroopers from
the 82nd and I 0 I st Airborne
Divisions
Mr. Curley served as general
manager of the Daily Pilot be-
tween 1964 and 1980 under
then-Publisher Bob Weed. He
also founded the Ci1i1.ens' Bank
of Costa Mesa. Mr. Curley
served as a bus iness executive
of two other newspapers, the
Minneapolis Star & Tribune and
the San J.ernando Valley Times.
After working at the Pilot, Mr.
Curley served for 14 years as the
chief financial officer of the Ko -
ret Foundation. a S300-miUion
grant-malting private founda-
tion in San Francisco.
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of 23 years Elva Bennens Curley dren; and four great-gmmlt lul
and seven children. d ren
Howard R. Shook
Services for 15-year Lomna
del Mar resident Howard H
Shook will be held at 2:30 p.m.
Friday at Pacific View Cllapel.
Mr. Shook died Monday of
natural causes. He was 89. He I'>
survived by sons I loward A. and
•The Daily Pilot welcomes
obituanes for residents or form .. ,
residents of Costa Mese and
Newport Beach. If you want to
have an obituary prmted m the
Pilot, ask vour mortuary to fax u~
the information at (949) 646-4170
or call the newsroom at (9491
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DOWNING,
Samuel H.
Samuel H. Downing, 86 years of age, died peacefully tn his
sleep in Lakeport, California, January 28th, 2003. Born m
Washington D.C .. he moved to Las Angeles with his pareots
and younger brother William when he was six. A storyteller by
nature. he told of many adventures growing up in the movie
capital of the wor1d. During Wor1d War II, he was a farmer, and
wol't(ed for Cal Tech. He loved racing cars, gardening, the
ocean, boating and swimming. He was a building contrac tor
as well as a Real Estate Broker an Hollywood, the San
Fernando VaJley, Newport Beach and in the Monte rey Bay
area. He was a Boy Scout troop leader and civic leader. A
member of the Planning Commission in Ne wport Beach, he
helped c hart the way for the University of California at Irvine
He was an Elder in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in
Newport Beach and the Methodist church In Pacific Grove.
A loving husband and father, he was predeceased by his wife
of 47 years, Mary Elizabeth (WBettyj Wright Downing and his
son, William Harry Downing. He leaves behind hi• daughters
Diane Matthews, and Marytu Downing, and son, Sam Wright
Downing, son In law Roger House and daughter in law Paula
Downing. He loved his nine grandchildren, Cathy, Mary, Mike ,
Anne, Amanda, Laurel, Michael, lachary and Brittany, and his
5 great-grandchildren. He also leaves cousins and seve ral
nieces and nephews . A colorful character, and caring man, he
will be missed by all.
The family will hold a private memorial service and burial will
be at Pacific View Memorial Pm . Corona del Mar, California
Memorial donations may be made to L M. Tynan Emergency
Department Capital Campaign, Salinas Valley Memonal
Hospital Foundation, PO Box 4760, Salinas, CA 93912-4760
(Phone: 831-759-1880).
Arrangements by Jones Mortuary.
Curley
Jack Richard,
J~ AIChard Cu11ey died at hOme on Januaiy
28, 2003 from compllcallons related to
esophageal cancer diagnosed in July 2002
He was a ntne-yeat SUMYOr o4 bladd8I cancer
and an elf1lt-yetf SUMYOr ot promte cancet
Mr Curley was a co-founder of the Sonora
Area Prostate Cancer Sullf>0'1 Group and a
long-hme active member of Aicohobcs
Anonymous Ht w11 treasurer ot lhe
. Tuolumne County Democratic Club and a
member of the Tuolumne County Democratic Central Commltlee. In 2000 he was
elected a Bill Bradley delegate to lhe Democratic National Convention in Los
Angeles, possibly the first from Tuolumne County 10 be such e delegate Mr
Curley was a graduate of Sen Francieoo'a Lowell High School (1945), UnNef'Sl1Y
of Calitomla. BMeley (1949), and UClA G~te School of Buslfl8la Ex8CUllY•
Program (1968).
He was a business executive with three newspapers Mlnneepoljl Star & Tr1June.
Sen Fernando Valley Times; and Orange Coas1 Daily Pilot, Costa MMa-NewpOl1
Beectl (1964-1980) He WU fooodef of the Clizens' Bank CJ4 Cotta MMe. Mos1
reoenltf he r8tlr8d from his post of 14 years as chief financiel offioaf of ttie Koret
Foundation, a S300 mitllon granl-malong, private loundetlon In San Franciloo.
He served In the U.S. Army In lhe KorNO conftict as a Private end a 2nd
Lieutenant His algnlflcent assignment •as as 1 company omc.r of the
Ouattennuc.r Parachute Packing Training School at Ft LH, VA. training
paratrooptrs from the 82nd and 101SIAJtbome OMs1or18
He It survived by his wife of 2~ yeare, Elva Bennetts (HM~ Curley ol the
family home In Twain Hattt He hed tour childr911 wfth hit fnt Wlf9, Nonna
EJdngton Curley of Irvine, three stepchildrtn, 1t1tM pldcttien llld one slee>-
graodctllld TMae ..ven adutt chllci-en, lpOIJMt and grlndchilchn .,. .kMlll
Ca1hennt Curley of long Beech; John Richard Cooey (Dtnlle), and Mof'gan of
Peclfica; James Noonan Curley (Rounne), Scott and G~ of Neff c.n.an.
CT; Jania Metgwel Kai of Laporte, CO, Elva Doria Haning(~ Wined<O) of
S... Frlll'ldlco; Bradley Milel Haning (lucrteil Cetuti), Ind TomM Richlrd ol El
c.n1eo; and Edl¥ard-.... "Ttct' ~of San Ffllldlco.
Jaclc CUl1ey WU 8 ~ Callloml8ll. Ht WU tit blfll ~ ft.19 IOtlt tJ
Clyde Curley Ind Maty Lamb CUiiey l\lio of his t>rottwa died In t 98S: Clyde
Cuney Jr. (l.OtTalne) of Miii Valley, and W1111m W" CUttey (a.rt.a) of San
Rafael. Ht II M'ftyed by htio broChera. Robe11 °""'Y (FflfQI) d ModlllO, llW1
Oh8ftel Curley (Nenc:y) of LArbpur; and many ,... Ind nephew ~
Califomla and the nation. Ht le alto IUMvtd by '°"' of hill f1¥t Goggin famlY
OOUllna, ~ hie good friend and terll'lll cotdl, Jim Goggin (Malta)
When he mllriad ElYe on Febn.wy 29, t 980 he joined tier 1o¥1ng 11m1y ol llw
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EDITORIAL
El Morro plan only
muddies the water
L a\t wet'k, a group
called the l:l Morro
Village Community
Assn. pitched a plan
that would in essence give a
reprieve 10 some 200 mobiJc
borne owners who live on
state beach park lmds along
the Newport Bearh and
Laguna Beath border ...
The plan. which wunters
those ol 1>1a1e parks officials,
would tall for an increase in
mobtJc honl(' rent\, and '>Ome
of that money. '>Ome $IO
m1Jlion backl•I\ .. ay. would ~o
toward rl'furhi.,hing Lhe
hi~toric cottage'> al Crystal
Cove.
rherc W('re OLIWr finer
point'> 10 the plan
Money gleaned from ren1.,
would be earmarked for
affordable housing tor l..<1guna
Bearh fire and rmergcm y
per'>Onnc·l and an RV <.amp
next to H Morro llemt'ntary
\<hoot would be n·plan·d 111
lieu of bu1ld1n~ a \.tea lion
ho'>tel I he plan, ltJ...e the
'>lill<'\. doe., caJI for tht.>
el11nana11on ut the h each'>ldl'
mobile homes and Jbo
earmark!> $1 miJhon a year for
two group'> wuh a veMed
interr .. 1 111 open '>pa<..e the
Lahfornia State Park:,,
foundation and Laguna
Grt•enbelt. an environmental
group that has long fought for
protection of Laguna Canyon.
A~ firs! hlu'>h. this quid pro
quo plan \Ounds nire anc.I
offer'> up money to JJI r hL·
nght faruon'
But 11 s hard not to '>l'L' 1h1,
for what it rcaUy I!> -.1 H·1led
l'ffon by the 1-.1 Morro mobile
homeowner., to hold on Lo
their little· c;hn· of µaradl'>C at
any cost
~me baLJ...ground here
might help.
rhe land at F.I Morro was
part of a larger sale. The state
purchased a large chunk of
coastaJ b luff tops, beaches and
canyons from the Irvine Co.
\everaJ decade\ ago.
Along with that saJe came 1:!1
Morro Beach and C...anyon,
C. rystaJ Cove State Park and
Reach and the historic
<.<Htagcs th.it "it on that beach.
fho~c cottages too were
inhabited by tenant-. who paid
little rent and fought for
decade\ to avoid state•
L'\ 1ction. But that battle finaJly
ended in the \Um mer of 200 I.
and now the land 1s rightfully
1r1 the handc; of the '>!ate and
available for enjoyment by aJI
-.1ate taxpayer'>
fhat is exactly what should
happen at £:1 Morro
Contrnry to tlw claim., by
thO\l' at l l Morro. the \tat<'
doe'> ha\e a plan for the
rcstorntion of the 1fi Cry'>taJ
C ovC' couage'>. That
SI:! million re'>turnuon.
announcl'd last Octolwr,
ralJed tor rrnial of tlw ·
l onage') to tlw publtt at $I 00
.t night
The '>late <1.ho ha'> .1 plan lor
I I Morrn ilnd ha\ l\'>Ul'll .i
rnod1fia.:aunn to ih plan\ thal
is largl'ly ba')etl on public
comment~ and '>Uggc .. tion'>.
ln.,wad of .it ... nowledging tht•
'>late''> effon'i. the Pl Morro
mobile home owner\ fight thl·
'>IJte at every turn anc.1 make
allegations that \imply don't
Wa\h.
With all due respect to tho\e
resident'> at H Morro, II'> ume
tu realize that the day 1s fa\t
arnvmg to \·arate the
prc1rnse.,, hand the land O\er
to its rightful owners -the
<;tate taxpayer., -and end
these last·ditch dfuns that
onJv muddy the• proCl'S"
HOW TO CONTACT
YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
CITY OF COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa. CA 92626,
(714) 754-5223
M•yor Karen Robinson
Council: Libby Cowan. Allan
Mansoor, Gary Monahan and
Chns Steel
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Newpon Beadl City Hall, 3300
Newpon Blvd., Newport Beadl.
CA 92663, 1949) 644-3309
M.yor: Steve Bromberg
Council: Gary Adams, John
Heffernan, Dick Nidlols, Gary
Proctor, Tod Ridgeway and Don
Webb
·COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE
OISTRJCT
District Office: 1370 Adams Ave ..
•Costa Mesa, CA 92626. (714)
.432-5898
•at.nc4tllor: William M. Vega
·Boent: President Paul Berger, Vice
'President Armando Ruiz, George
•Brown, Jerry Patterson and
:w aiter G. Howald; student trustee
;Derek Shelly
I
:NEWPORT-MESA UNIREO
SCHOOt. DISTRICT
District Office: 2985-A Bear St,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626, (714)
424-5000 .
Sut*tntlMdent: Robert Barbot
Bo-« PretJdent Martha Ruor,
Vice President Dana Blee*. Clerk
S«ene Stohs. David Broob,
Tom Egan, Judy Franco and Linda .sneen
·ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF
'EDUCATION
•200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9060,
'Cotta Mua, CA 92628-S060, (714)
~
Ellubeth 0. Partcer, member,
:rrustM Aru 5, Cotta Mesa,
Newport 8tedl
I
ORANGE COUNTY 80MO OF :UIEJMSORS :Helt of Admlnlatrltlon. 10 CMc
•c.m.t Pta&a, Senta Ana, CA
j92701
:• Jtm Sltva, 2nd Ol9trtct (eo.t. ·~~~}.(7'4) ~
•I
• Thomas Walson, 5th Dastnct
(Newport Coast). (714) 834-3550
STATE SENATE
Ross Johnson (Al. 35th D1stnct,
18552 MacAnhur Blvd .. Suite 395,
Irvine, CA 92715, (949) 833-0180.
fax: (949) 833-0696, Press
Secretary Pat Joyce. (916)
323-1200
STATE ASSEMBLY
John Campbell (A). 70th District,
State Capitol, Sacramento. CA
95814, (916) 319-2070
E-mail:
d1strictlO(@assembly.ea.gov
Ken Maddox (R), 68th Oistnct,
State Capitol, Sacramento, CA
95814, (916) (916) 319-2068;
Or local office at 12865 Main St.,
Sui1e 100, Garden Grove 92840;
(714) 638· 1393; f
Fax: (714) 638-1496
E-mail:
dlstrict68@assembly.ca.gov
STATE COASTAL COMMISSION
45 Fremont St., Suite 2000, San
Francisco, CA 94105, (416)
904-5200;
regional office in Long Beedl,
(310) 590-5071
GOVERNOR
Gray Dallis (0), State Capitol,
Sacramento, CA 95814, (916)
445-2841 ; fax: (916) 445-4633
U.S. HOUSE OF
R£PAESENTAT1VES
• Chris Cox (R), 47th Oiitrict, 1
Newport Place, Suite •20.
Newport Beach, CA 92660, (949)
7~2244; or 2402 Raybum
Building, Washington, O.C. 20616,
(202) 226-5611; ftx (949) 261-9309
(repntMnts moat of Newport
Bead\)
E-mail:
chtistop/ler.C())(§mail.hocne.(JOv
• Dena Aohrabacher (R), 4Sth
Dlllrict. 101 Mein St, Suito 3C,
Huntington Beecti, CA 92048,
(714) *""83; Of' 2338 fWVbum
Building, Wnh1ngt0n, 0 C. 20515,
(202) 225-241&; fax: (714)
980-7808 (~Cotta M4IM
endWMt ~)
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MAILBAG
E ~r A. Y p,, ~,.
One reader would like to see the Back Bay kept as undeveloped as possible. with no boardwalk or paths beyond this one on
the upper part of the bay. The Newport Beach City Council this week approved a study of a boardwalk plan
Leave the Back Bay the way
nature intended it
I vote no on pulling a boardwalk m the
Bae ... r~y II already supports a bile path.
a rnncrete pdl'klng lot and other
man made effects. Use the monev ro
upgrade and protect what i-. there
Let us pre-.erve the natural bl."aury anti
our quality of life. ·m ere is no sub')ti1u1c
for Mother Nature.
KINGSLEY CROUL
Corona del Mar
Co~ca Me~a hould u~e what it
can to make Wesu i<le better
In n.·'>pon.,e to your 4ue,1ion in
ruesday·., paper. "Should LoMa Mesa
h~ddt•rc, add to the Wests1dt'
redt·velopment arear
l·or \'ears. I have been "preaching" tu
the< 11y CounctJ. our re<.1dent'> and
anyone et..e interested in !>eemg the
Wt>'t~1de improved that the onl} way the
removal of Lhe blight will otcur i ...
through redt>velopment and the u.,e of
l!rninent domain. Usually, those that
don't understand how.it works are the
one\ who are most opposed to IL
<.aJ1fornia redevelopment law!. will
protect the property owner when their
propl'rty I!. taken. They will be properly
rl'imhur.,ed and relocated. Attorneys.
appraiser'> and relocation experts are
lm ed JU'il for that purpose.
Property owners can fight for more
benefits if they don't feel they are being
treated fairly. but very rarely will you
beat the redevelopment agency on the
nght to take your propeny.
Why .. houJd our city's Westside
continue to he kno~' 11 for '>UhStilndard
'>lurn ap.1rtmt'nh dirt~ 1ndu ... tnal
bu..int''>'>t''> and poorly 1orwd
m•1ghhorhomh·1 I'm hoping that 1h1'>
C1ry C.ounul will finalh do what '>hould
h,1vt• bl'l:ll done ~eJr'> ago
TIM CROMWELL
I fl'>ta Me!H!
•EDITOR'S NOTE. Tam Cromwell has been
involved 1n redeveloping propenaes •
including using eminent domain. for the
past 20 years
Not from California does not
mean not welcome
Regarding the mter1.ie\'o with Jack
t..:eaung on ~undav ·o & A.· Forum
If pampa<., gra.,., I'> not name 10
California berau.,t• 11 originated in
Argentina, lhen .,hould \'oe eradicate tht'
eucalyptu., trees? They .ue nallH' 10
Auc;traha and 'erve no purpose other
than l>h.sde on ,, 'umml'r dav.
Jack II.eating I'> wTong I have ll\·ed 111 a
home overlooking lhe Back Bay for 11
years LaLh October. I would marvel at
the tiny finch-like bird'> that would flock
into a pampa' bloom and caul>e 11 to
bend almost to the ground. then
!iuddenly leave and fly 1nlo another
clump to feed on thL' seed~ in another
bloom It wac; a '>ight I always en1oyed
watclung Perhaps those dt>ad clumps
that are such a fire hat.ard have not been
cleared out and replaced because
nothing will grow there after the '>oil ha'
been poisoned
I am ctf.,o dl'>turbed b) the pm'>on
traps lhat are set aJong the path Lo
"control the squ1rrt•I population. -We
READERS RESPOND
don 1 h,1\t' the rabb11., 1url..L•\ \.Ulrure'
a11d olht'r anlllldl life thJI U..,('d to be
hert'.
L l't '> l on1mut• tu kl't'P our Rdl k H.iy
dl'an. but not build or 11npo-.e on 11
furtl1t'r
EVELYN MOOOEY
-..t'wport Hear h
OCC tru~lec~ need to make
tough budget deci,1on"
Although I )ranRt' C oa">I < olll'~t· "
hle'>'>f'd m ha\.111g a <,olid tommur1111r
college proft·..,..urnal hkt• < 1t'ne i.:arrdl .it
the helm tlw final den'>lon., Lo
economve on J dt'>tnll ,cciJe re-.1des
with tht• loLal g<,verning hoJrd
1 he ho,ml ma> ( hoow to tctkc .i
numbn ul .H lltHJ<, I ht>} l<in g1'e up
being p.s1d fur thl'tr mt·1·11ng'> c.ind
po-.tpnnt' Jn) furtht•r traH·I.., I ht'\ can
redun· '11.1bh tlw lund' J>illd fur
1om1n~ J mulr11utle of nrgdn11.t11un'
that ha't nothing to do "''h 'tudent
learning
In add111011 tht• briard' m.i\ l'lt.•1 1 to
e\labh'>h d puh1 \ of apprm.1nR travel
o nly b~ d1<,1nn and rnlll'~l'
.idmml'>lrattve per'><mnel \'oht'n' -.1udt'n t
learmnR and Wt'll bring dm·l ti\ '>land to
benefit. 1\ prt'VJOU' J11lhC} OJ the board\
-rubber .. 1arnp1nl( .11J tr,l\el rrquest!I -
product•tl a vam·1-. 111 unnel t''>.,ary
expendllure., th.11 run into lht• hundred~
of thou..and., of dull.1r,.
And Im '>UrL· that 11 thl' 1•lt>t ted
trustee!> are -.ancere dhout tht· trust
gtven them by tlw vo11•r, thl'rt• are other
helt~u~htemng mea<.ur<• to be found.
LEFTERIS l.AVRAKAS
( o<tta "1esa
The saga of an abortion icon continues
AT ISSUE : 'The Bell Curve'
provokes reflections on the
30th ann iversary of the
Supreme Court decision on
Roe vs. Wad e.
J oseph N. Bell's column •30 years later,
wondering about Jane Roe's alter ego•
(Jan. 23) was interesting, but quite
sad. Nonna McCorvey, alias Jane Roe.
whose Supreme Court case legall7.ed
abortion. is the perfect poster IPrf for
abortion: A series of bad choices found
her with an unwanted pregnancy. She
wanted a quick and easy soludoo to her
problem and sought an abonion. It was
only later that she di.scoYered the
abortion procedlln! is quick. bul ll.
certainly ls not easy, and like so many
after her, McCocvey rea.liud the body
heals. but the mind doesn't forget.
1banlt you. Mr. Bell foe an update on a
very ·usec1" woman who has suffered the
fate othen have also experienc:ec1
• Oiooaing to abort often creat more
problcrn., than It solves.
RAaE. llCHAEU
Newport 8eadl
subject of abortion always degenerated
into shouting matches between
emotional people on both sides of the
issue -wilh each side attempong to
overpower the other with volume. not
rea.son. Hard as It may be to believe,
through alJ I.his rhetoric over all these
years -as abortions were performed at
ever-growing levels and and-abonionists
bombed clinics and murdered abortion
doctors in the name of saving ll\leS -I
have remained ambivalent on tlus issue.
Yes, l thJnk I understand both sides of
the issue. I bear and understand the
argument some women will make about
wanting control over their awn bodies
and lives.. I understand when they say
they choose not to carry a fetUS to tenn.
regard) ortherason furthe
pregnancy. I also~ It when
othen vilify the pro-abortion group u
rnwderers and desaibe ln ~t, grisly
deWl the actual p of aborting.~
J~h N. BdJ"s recent coJumn
regarding Nonna McCoNey-the •Jane
Roe" lo Roew. Wide-and h
rcl.ttJonahJp with her atmching bac:k
these three decadet stirred meV\Jng
tnside me. Ii.is eloquent aeoount of the
u-.glc ci.munstanc or her w and how
she bu apparently come 6ill drde -
DOW embna:d by the U'ld·lboriion Jide.
wbo provide her wfth tlw a&ctJon w hll IOUght all the!Je ,_,. _ .. beyOod
lrook.
I feed the~ dNr ~ID W's
column written~ my md
~. "-1Nomwndln. in ..... Olly
Plot 'n.Dyr'W"I cdunm ....... .... .
picture or America~) The placement of
her excellent leuer. Collowmg Jim McGee's
loving descripoon of Sean Ft'nton, tht'
young Yale studt'nt from Corona del Mar
tragically killed In an automobile accident
recently, was like a !>pla.-.h of cold water
on my face.
l then read Barry Faulkn~ account of
the tributes to Fenton and found myself
wondering how many lives would have
been affec1ed had his mother -for
wbat~r reason -decided to abon him.
I read the words. •person who gmu.indJ
cared abou1 thosie he toucbecr: •1te was a
ratt spirit wttb integrity, 01'1 and
values of life;• •1-te was the best ptt110n I
know": and I had my~-
This was a young man who so eaed
the li o( tboR around him that pl.ans
~ afoot «> erect pemwlCllt
renmnbfanas dedicated lO A
~room will be named fol hlm
at Yale. "Tb~ b test room at Yale.• A
tmreboant on the frahman room.n ~
at Corona dd Mar planned. And.
~a JM"'fect metaphor for his J'O'ml
life. a Luge ahade tree planned oo I.be
campus to provide lheltef fA>r the
sruderl who wiO foUow t\lm then!.
SO. I I~ typmg-"'-t.china
many ol ~wonderful )'0008 children lft
our ndghborbood playlo& ouClide my
window-t lhldlt of ~ I cbinl.
ola JOWll man wt'llOlt ~IO ~ md brWty 1iahefd Cbtwadd lloUnci hiln. lind Ind .,,..,,,. DD ....
..,. •• die il!iDc:ti..
M llusday, Jaooaty 30, 2003
NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL BOARD WRAP-UP
NEWPORT BEACH
CITY COUNCIL WRAP-UP
INSIDE
CITY HALL
Here are some
decisions coming out of
Tuesday's meeting of the
Newport Beach City
Council.
VEHIClE LICENSE
FEES
City Council members
on Tue!>day agreed that
the city should take a
stand
against Gov.
Gray Davis'
plan to stop
!>Ub'.>tdiTing
vehicle
license fees for t.axpayers.
The governor'!> move
would mean that the state
wouJd cancel ils plan to
pay about SS00.000 to the
city of Newport Beach
through the end of fisc..-al
2004. The Male collects
vehicle lircnse fees and
distributes the money 10
ci ties To spread
late-I 990'i wealth to
taxpayen., the !>late in
1998 redu(ed the fees
charged to people
regbtering their autos. lo
assure that cities would
not lo">e revenue.,, the
stale began paying the
difference But part of the
deal wa"> 1ha1, 1f hard
ttrnes h11, Lhe statt: nught
slop subs1di7Jng the
difference.
WHAT rT MEANS
fhe c1ry wtJI \end J
leller to the state
legislature urgrng
lawmaker'> to opp(J'>C the
governor'., plan
Originally, city offinal.,
planned to indude 1n
their lct1er 1he city\
oppo<>ilion to rabing the
vehicle license fee~ for
taxpayers. Councilman
(,ary Adams !>Uggested
scrapping that portion of
the le11er, arguing that il°s
1101 the c..uy\ plate w take
a posit10n on how the
slate would ge1 the
money to pass aJong to
cities.
UNDERGROUND
UTILITIES
A secLion of t.he ctty's
Bay'>hore~ Mea w111 have
NEXT MEETING:
• WHEN; 7 p.m . Feb. 11
• WHERE: City Council
Chambers at City Hall,
3300 Newport Blvd.
• INFO: Agendas and staff
reports are available
online several days prior
to each meeting at
WWW.City.
newport-beach.ca.us. For
more information, call
(949) 644-3000.
its utilitieS lines ?noved
underground to remove
unsightly poles and
17-nl ~l~"'· ~Tuesday.
After
tabulating votes from
residents of the area,
council members voted to
create an assessment
district in the area
bordered roughly by
Waverly Drive, Circle
Drive and Bayshore Drive.
WHAT rT MEANS
The estimated cost of
the work, just under $2
million, will be divided up
by the residents at about
$I 0,000 each and paid off
over lime. EventuaJJy, this
wtll fund the removal of
51 utility poles now in the
neighborhood.
CABLE
AGREEMENTS
t.ox and Adelphia cable
companies got a second
one year extension to
their current contract
with the city.
WHAT rT MEANS
The extension will give
city s1afT members time to
negotiate what they hope
wiU be a better deaJ for
residents, some who have
complained about poor
service and high rates.
Next year, the city will
negotiate long-term
contracts with the two
cable companies. The
contraclS could include
increased commun1ty
programming and
hroadcasts of school
spons. in-classroom
learning programs and
bcner Internet acces~.
-Cnmpi/Rd by }Uni!
Casagrande
Momma John
~ belong to the
world's largest flooring
rnml grtnlJ> -a>-op.
~ "~ tlN bit,gtsl
flooring Jufm
itU/;vU/WzJJy oumeti
antiopmi~J.
~ Lifetime
~ Warranty ~ Carpet ~ $}99
4,000STORE
BUYING POWER
NOBODY anywhen
clln ~111 our. sekctUm *'" 'rr J>.llJing too much if Jf!u'rr not
buyingftom us.
INSIDE THE
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Hore.,.oomeof=ns coming out of Tuesday;; School
board meeting:
SCHOOLIMPRO MENT
PLANS
The board approved the
kindergarten th.rough 12th-grade
school
~ improvement plans for the
N911MD 2002--03 school
year. These plans
are a summary of
resean:h conducted by site
administrators, staff and
community that document
student improvement in all
UNION
Conbnued from Al
its educational issues coordina-
tor.
Mook. who has served as
president of the union for the
past six-and-a-half years and has
worked in the Newpon-Mesa
Unified School District for the
past 35 years, will aJso resign
from her 27-year stint as an Eng-
lish and joumallsm teacher at
Corona del Mar High School.
As of March I . she will take a
position that involves educa-
tional issues similar to those in
her current positions. but on a
much larger scale.
"I like challenges and I foresee
(this new position) as a wonder-
ful opponunity to focus on those
issues and patents that I have
had all my life ill> a classroom
teacher," Mook said. "I M>n of
look al myseU as a person who
worked in the classroom serving
LIMBO
Continued from Al
or the downtown redevelopment
1.one.
For the city to do so.
MacGregor's propeny would
have to be deemed blighted or
be necessary to round out the
proposed redevelopment area.
1lus would clear the way for
the city to take his propeny
through eminent domain and
wipe out the remaining piece of
this area's history MacGregor
said he would not be able to
move his business anywhere else
because the permits he has are
specific to the Westside.
*The eminent domain is just
fatal," MacGregor said
On Monday, the Planning
areas of education. The plans. Ubmlssion or a $22,000 grant
wbJch board members applJcation, requested by Our
acclaimed for their Students/Ourselves -
thoroughness. provide district instruction with Arts Standards
officials with data-driven and Assessment, for visual and
information from extensive perfonning arts in the dbtrict.
studies on tudent achievemem
at each site. WHAT rT MEANS
WHAT rT MEANS
The grant would enhance
efforts to expand
The schools will be ~ and implemen1
responsible for staying on top of standard-based
the needed improvements instruction in the
documented in their plans, arts for all students
which will also enable district by placing more importance on
officials and communjty the art5 as a core course.
members to follow student
progress more easily.
GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSED BUDGET ARTS GRANT PROGRAM
Assistant Superintendent of
The board approved the Bu<\lness Services Paul Reed gave
'I think we have great leadership in our district
and our teachers organization.'
UndaMook
Rebnng Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers president
the educational need~ of ... tu
dents and ... giving back to my
profession and helping fellow
teachers ease their load. I ju~t
see this as a different arena of a
lot of the same things."
A special election will be held
in May to fill Mook's spot. which
she is leaving mid-1em1.
The special election w111 bl'
held concurrently with the rehru
lar election fillmg the prl"i1den
llaJ seat for a one-year term 111
the interim , Exet.-uuw Vice Pre"
dent Bob Kelly, a Nl'wpon
l le1ghts '>lXth grade teacht:r. will
fill in ~of March I
fo make the tmn<i11ion l'Vtm
~moother for teacher~. the <'lC
ecuuve board ha... clUthorved Jim
Roger' to take on a full ti mt• ... tall
po!>ition and begin handltnK
Commi~ion de,.ignatcd
preliminary hou11dane... for a
434-acre area that may bt> added
to the downwwn rt•dewlopment
zone. On 1-"eb. 10, tht•
redevelopml'rtl agency will vol(•
on these buundane'>.
lf they di'(' approved. 11 w1JJ '>t't
the stage for 111dl'penden1
co~ultant~ to do an 111 depth
asses..'>menl of b1Jgti1 111 the area.
gauging propenil'S on adwrw
physical and cconom1t
condition<,. The re<.IC'veloprnl'nl
agency has not yet deC'ldf'd 1f it
will invoke its nghl 10 eminent
domam and, tf '"'· on wl1JI tyJ>t.">
of properti~
Mac<,regor's plJWll ,., rept•att'<.1
throughouL the propoSt.'CI
additional area, a' aho1 11 620
propertJes are affected. me an·a
has served a'> an 111cuha1or of
!torts for many \mall n1mp:imf''>,
FREE
<,ome of the presidenuaJ dtllil''>
for the Sf 111d semestl!r as of ~n
day.
"There·~ a 101 of things that are
in place ... that's why !the Iran
..,illonl should have -;ome cons1s
tency,.. said Roger.., who ha'>
been working with the teacher.
federauo11 on a part-tinu.-ba"'
for Lhe past two year!>.
Whtie 1.he federarion\ ~taJT au·
uc1palC1> an easy tram1tion. '>Cl}'·
1ng goodbye tu one of their ft>l
low co-workers won·1 be
"I'm happy for her. lh1' ,..,
~ha1 she want'> w do." H~er;
'><l..ld. "We'rt: going to m1.._., her
tremendously C1nd all of the
thing!> ... he., been able to <lo for
lhe teJl he""' and I.he ti 'Incl
Mook, who cu11s1d1.:r.. ht:r'K'lf
an t•dwator di hean. admits that
Mat<,regor\ wife, Mary Lou,
...a.id, and m<111y other
hJtd workmg ow1w1-. whn '-pt'lll
dtrnde\ invt•sling blood, '\vt',JI
and 1ear. 111 their bu.,inc...'>t">,
rnuld ..ee it all d~ppear if 1hr
uty l•xern'>t'<> it-; power of
emme11t domain.
011e of tho-.e " l>an < .nhhll-.
owner of Ho.:ttswam\ Io< Ir.er Inc
on We<.I I Ath 'ltreel. wflll h
di..,tnbure<. mannl' enltJrte.., .md
part'> (,ribble constructed h1.,
mam butldmg in I 97fl
In I'm. he comple1elr
remodeled the building\ interim
and ~H· the oub1dc
land'>("<Jping a rate Jut. I le al'>IJ
10olr. llH'r .1 lt>a'>t' on Llll' build111~
rwxt door and completel>
renm-ated that All told. he 'rx-n1
ahout $150,<XKI m the proct"'>'
l It• wouldn"t haw fixt'tl up
l'i1lwr pinpcny 1f he had known
lhl· '1X>tt1·r uf emml'nt domain
would ht· hovenng over Im head
like a hlad, ram d(Jud JU'>t a few
yt>ar. lall'r, foibble said.
.. I probably would have
ron;1dered mov111g. • < ;nbble '>3.ld
with a 'iigh.
Gribble '>aid he oppo~ being
part of tJ1e redevelopment area
because he doesn·1 believe he
wouJd be fairly compenc,ated for
ht'> property through eminent
domain
"It l>ecome<. .t mailer of what''>
fair value and the co<,t 10 relocate
my bu~mcss and lost busin~' -
the oty would have to pay for all
that,* Gribble said. "I don't see
how that would be affordable "
Another veteran induslrlal
propeny owner worried about
eminent domain is John Hawley,
BOARDWALK
Continued from Al
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to launch studies on whether a
boardwalk and trail system in the
Back Bay could prote<..1 fragile
habitats from damage by human
encroachment.
City leaders and environmen-
talists hope that the boardwalk
and trails, lf ultimately approved
by the council and the commu-
nJty, would allow nature lovers to
get close to the water without
trampling sensitive ecosystems.
Pedestrians, bicyclists and others
stray from official trails, not real-
izing that ttley are damaging the
environment.
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up. Bl.II to you that would be the
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your house and being scared out
of yow wl When that happens
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man, Community Conservancy
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a detailed and infonnaove
presentation on the major
highlights or the governor's
proposed budget.
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budget's status. No decisions
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-Comµ1/ed by 01rl.stine Carrillo
..,ht> will miss working directly for
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bnng the new perspective or a
dasMoom 1eacher to those who
may no1 haw had the pleasure or
beu1g m a public school cl~
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w11J wve me an opport\Jnity to
work with teachers aJI over lht
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help teacher.. In the classroom.·
Mook c,aid c;he ha... faith ~t the
W'>lmt wtll do fine without her.
"I take u weat deaJ of pride in
dw direction that our distnct ha.,
~om· 111 tht• l.ist five to <\tx yem
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our d .... 1nn .md our leather; or
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han.lwart• for hoal'> in Loc;1a
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do"n here. and al'>O at that 1tn1t
"t' hdd a lot of ma1or custom1·"
Jm .. n lwrr that we c;ull do,"
11.J\\ley \cild
I lc1'hlP)' I'> wome<l about tu. ..
proJX·ny bt·ing labeled bbgtm't.I
ht'lJU'K of JO old. dilapidated
-.111gle f.muly re..1dcnce in thl'
lront I lawlt-y ....ud he has ht-en
J>f<'\f'rll('d from developing thC'
lwu'><' bet au<,(' of vanou .. c11y
pohc ,,..., 1.M'r tht• years.
~, I lawley •,:ud he will
dt•molic;li tht• hou...e and U\t.' 11
for p.trking. ·.,o it will be JUSI bt•
a mce, green -.pace."
. l.wn 1f I IJwley\ propeny Le;
not deemed blighted, it could
'>Lill be induded in the
redevelopment w ne to ensure a
rnnuguous area. So the threat or
emment domain slill looms.
• 11's a threat to my life's wort.
cUld their tallc about 'If 1t has to
hapJWn. we'll pay you what it''>
worth, that wnnh ts meaningles.c;
to me,· 1 lawley said. "I would
nm be able 10 replace it. ceruunty
not m tht'> area •
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~uiJe visitor; through the Back
Bay in a way that keeps them
from stomping over sensitive
plants or disrupting endangered •
bird species such as the clapper •
rail. The existing legal trails al the. • ·
top of the bluffs would mnaln in •
place, and the boardwalk would*!
connect with those trails to let
people get closer to the water.
Mayor Steve Bromberg said
that Initially he was concerned
lhat the work would endanger
the environment Instead of help
it, but after hearing testimony
from environmental organim·
lions, he felt reassured that the
boardwalk and trails would mini·
mii.e human encroachment.
"My concern was basically,
What's wrong wtth keeping dirt
paths7 Why screw up the envi·
mnment wtth wooden board· •
walk.'i?" Rromberg said. •eut it'• ::·
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CURVE ·
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If these seem like odds you
can live with, consider the next
sentence. which'tells us that
many more people will suffer
serious complications. And
ponder the conclusion of the
study that says: "The smallpox
vaccine may be the least safe
vaccine ever used on a wide
scale.~
So I weighed this ~g
again$t the likelihood of one of
Saddam Hussein's ttue believers
getting himself dosed up with
smallp~ Oying to John Wayne
and embracing me at the ~rt
before a net is thrown o\l'er him.
That scenario. which seems
about as likely as the mayor of
Newport Beach nominating me
for a Pulitzer Prize, clearly offers
better odds than the million-to-I
(or 2) that the vaccine will do me
In.
Just to make sure that the
smallpox shot is indeed the
greater risk. I did some more
research that only hardened my
decision. At the nation's first
inoculation site of health care
workers. only four physicians -
out of 20 members of the
emergency team -in the ~tate
of Connecticut agreed to be
vaccinated. At Cedars-Sinai
Medical Center in Los Angeles,
only six of 26 doctors said they
would volunteer. Five hospitals
in Los Aqgel~ County have told
health officials they won't
participate when the
inoculations begin because, as
one spokesperson put it: "We
choose not to proceed based on
the threat analysis.~
Part of the opposition grows
out of the government's refusal
to create a comJ>f.lnsation fund
for people who miss wodt
because of the side effects of the
vaccine.
But mostly it· is because
high-profile medical people are
questioning the validity of such
mass inoculations at this time. A
San Fernando Valley pediatrician
says he won't take th~ shot or
give it to hJs two children
because "the side eJfect.s are
serious." A national public
health official warns that a
broad vaccination program
without taking the time to
reevaluate Mhas the real potential
to do more harm than good."
A study at the Rand Center for
Domestic and International
Health Security concluded that
vaccinating the public l\gainst
smallpox would kill more people
than it saved in all but very
large-scale bioterrorisl anacks.
And the beat goes on. Watch the
back pages of your Los Angeles
Times. While Bush is up front
beating the war drums, this kind
of information bas to be sought
out.
I'll have to admit there's
another reason I won't be
participating. I don't like to be
force-fed either wars or smallpox
shots, and the smallpox program
is moving along as relentlessly as
the war on Iraq, ignoring all the
arguments that would cast it in
serious doubt. There is one
important difference. The
doubters don't seem to be
making much of a ·dent in the
rush to war, but we do have a
chance to bug out when it
comes to getting a smallpox
shot
All this somehow made the
death of cartoonist Bill Mauldin
in Newpon Beach last week even
more poignant.
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would have liked to see how his
World War II Gls, Willie and Joe
-now elderly civilians-would
have dealt with the smallpox
shots. Mauldin's obituaries
prope,dy stressed his
wonderfully honest depictions
of life in the trenches, but not
enough was said about his
equally honest, pungent and
irreverent postwar political
cartoons, one of which I've had
over my desk for many years.
COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION WRAP·UP
You've probably read. as I
have, newspaper coverage of the.J.-
stream of World War n veterans
who visited Bill Mauldin at bis
Newport Beach nursing home to
expre~ their gratitude for telling
it like it was. I clipped those
stories to remind me bow deeply
I carried the same feelings. He
was 10 minutes away, and I
never made it.
So Bill Mauldin's last lesson for
me was not to abuse time. Doors
open and invite us; if we wait
too Jong to enter, they close. For
young people they might open
again. For Bill Mauldin, they
didn't And so I can only express
my thanks he.re -and hopefully
profit from bis last lesson.
I'd also like to suggest that the
point Mauldin would have made
about smallpox shots if be were
still cartooning was captured
precisely in a seven-word
headline for an op-ed piece in
the Los Angeles Times. It read:
.. What We Need Is a Fear
Vaccine."
The only reason for getting a
smallpox shot is fear of
somehow being infected by
terrorists. Since the shots,
themselves. carry some risk.
reasonable people will weigh the
two risks before making a
decision. The government has
made this decision for us
without public debate, so we
have to dig out the pro and con
arguments being offered by
private sources competent to
judge these· risks. In the process,
it might be useful to recognize
that a war is easier to sell when
the fear factor is high.
I know that the odds favor
hitting a 15 when the dealer is
showing a I 0, even though my
instincts tell me to pass.
Sometimes I go with my
instincts in blackjack. But my
math and my instincts are
sending the same message on a
smallpox shot:
Don't
• JOSEPH N. BEU. is a resident of
Santa Ana Heights. His column
appears Thursdays.
INSIDE
CITY HALL
Here are a few decisions
coming out of Monday's
meeting;
SECOND-STORY
APPEAL
The Planning Comriii.ssion
una.rfuilously approved Ryan '
Adams' project, 5-0.
The zoning adrninistra!Or
initially denied the project in
October based on concerns of
incompatibility with the
surrounding residences. The
decision was appealed by
Councilman Gary Monahan.
The cori\rrussion reviewed the
project in December and
continued it to Monday's
meeting to allow the applicant
TEENS
Continued from Al
tured the incident in lurid detail
He also heard arguments from
the prosecutor and defense at-
torneys and listened to testi-
mony from police investigators
for about three and a half days
before ruling Wednesday. f
The three Inland Valley tee6s
-who were all 17 at the time -
face 24 counts since Dickey dis-
missed one count of ~gital pen-
etration against each defendant
Haidl, son of Orange County As-
sistant Sheriff Don Haidl, and
Nachreiner face additional en-
hancements for allegedly inflict·
ing great bodily injury to the vic-
tim and using a deadly weapon
-in this case a pool cue -to
penetrate her.
As a result, the two face a
maximum of l 04 years to life.
while Spann faces up to 154
years, Deputy Dist. Atty. Jana
Hoffmann said. She said that
leaves Haidl and Nachreiner the
possibility of serving life sen·
tences because they "personally
usedN the pool cue.
The trio, students at Rancho
C.Ucarnonga High School, will be
tried as adults fo r the July 6 inci-
dent that reponedly happened
in Don Haidl's Corona del Mar
home.
Defense attorneys for the
teens argued that the girl volun-
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design. The revised design
decreased the building mass as
seen from the street.
WHAT IT MEANS
Ryan Adams can add onto
bis one-story home unless the
decision is appeale<l to the City
Council.
TWO-STORY
MINI-STORAGE
BUILDING
The commission denied the
project, 4-1, with Bruce Gcrrlich
dissenting.
The proposed mini-storage
building would have been two
stories and included about 13
storage units. A setback of 50
feet was required because the
proposed building was 25 feet
high. Because the 30-foot
weekend and drove to Corona
del Mar with the intention of
•having sex" with Spann. They
painted a picture of a group of
adolescents experimenting with
sex, spurred on by hormones
and alcohol.
F.artier. Newport Beach Police
detectives testified that the vic-
tim did not seem eager to pro-
ceed with the case and admined
to having sex with two of the de-
fendants in the days leading up
to the alleged attack. One of
those liaisons, she told investiga-
tors, was also captured on video
tape.
Newport Beach Police Detec·
live Teri Fischer also t~tified
that the girl told her she drove to
the Haid! home the night of July
5 after her shift as a waitress at a
San Bernardino County restau-
rant. The girl also said she re-
members drinking a beer and a
mixed drink. but that she does
not remember much else about
the night, Fischer said.
Before the girl drank the mixed
drink. Fischer ..aid, one of the
boys warned l:ter it was so strong
she would probably pass out.
"Whatever." the girl re-
sponded, Fischer testified.
David Mach.er. I laidl'!> attor-
ney, said Wednesday that there is
no evidence to show the vicum
suffered great bodily injury.
"Great bodily injury must be
significant and substantial inju-
ries." he said. "In this case, it's
microscopic. It's minor. It's triv-
ial."
NEXT MEETING
•WHEN: 6:30 p.m. Feb. 10
• WHERE: City Council
chambers at n Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa
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setback did not comply with
code. the applicant needed an
exception.
WHAT IT MEANS
The applicant cannot build
his project and cannot submit
the same type of appUCation
for six months. The property
can be developed for other
uses such as retail and office.
which would be subject to a
development review.
-Deirdre Newman
Hoffmann argued that a pool
cue could be used as a deadly
weapon just as any innocuous
object 01Jl be used to inllict in-
jury.
She said the teens merely
wanted to "see how much they
could get away with."
"They were using her as an ob-
ject for their enjoyment," Hoff-
mann said.
Judge Dickey echoed the pros-
ecutor's statements with his re-
marks that accompanied his rul-
ing. He said the videotape made
it obvious that the girl was un-
conscious and not in a position
to exerose her free will.
Although she appeared to be
coni;cious in the first third of the
tape. she appeared limp and out
of it the rest of the time. giving
him reason to believe her drinlc
was probably spiked. Oickey
said.
"Any free will was long gone
by the time you watch the last
two-thirds of the tape." he said.
"None of the defendant!i seem ru>
intoxicated as she is. It's quite
obvious that something ren-
dered her unconscious."
The b~ are free on $100.000
bail each and are scheduled to
be arraigned in the Central Jus-
tice Center in Santa Ana on Feb.
11.
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UC/ Salon brings more talk to the town
T he Salon gathers
formidable local intellect
this evening as Blhabeth
Loftus, professor at UC Irvine ill
the departments of psychology
and social behavior, criminology,
Jaw and society. speaks on lhe
malleability of memory.
The evening will be hosted by
locals Bob Cole. Ed GotschaU
and Brad Morrice at New
Century Financial Corporation
in Irvine. Newport's Gloria
Zlgner is producing the cocktail
event. She can be reached at
(949) 720-1665 for last-mjnute
reservatioru;
and
information.
Loftus is
liMed among
lhe 100 most
emanate
psychologists
of lhe 21!.t
century and
ha!> written 20
books on B.W. COOK vanous
• subject'>
relating psychology and
contem porary sociery.
The purpose of SaJon i~ to
bring togelher lhc communjty
for stimulating conversation on
a variery of subjecti. led by
notable speakers. lhis 1s lhe
third in Zigner's seri~ of SaJon
events trus season, which i!>
becoming lhe "talk. of the town.·
Groundbreaking for the Henee
and Henry Seger!.lrnm Loncen
I !all is set for reb. 6 with a
celebration honoring lhe
beginning of lhe expan'>ion of
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center. A ceremony will be
followed hy a program and
concert in Segerstrom I lall to
marlc this milestone in Orange
County culturaJ hi'>tory.
The expansion began with a
$40-million gift from the
Segerstrom family. and has
attracted major contributions
from local patrons of the arts,
('aising the tally to more than
$200 millfon net'ded to fund the
project.
The Decorative Art.., Sonety, a
'luppon group for New
Direcuons for Women, a
nonprofit. true-exempt local
organization that provides
treatment i.ervice'l to women
with alcohol or other chemical
abuse problems. wiJJ welcome
Lord James Crathome on Feb.
] l at the Newpon Stadiuni
'nleater in Fashion bland.
Crathome is an expen on the
art market, a fo rmer buyer for
Sotheby's and a fine art
consultant The an market is
PJrrentJy a "huyers mark.et." and
Crathome wiJI discuss the
w ider's view to the buyers art
tnarket that exists today.
• A $40 admis.'>ion charge will
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more infonnation.
The Jewish Federation of
Orange County welcomed
Norman Pattiz, chairman of
Westwood One Companies, one
of the nation's leading
communkations giants, at a
reception an d lecture this weelc
al the Hyan Regency Irvine.
Pani7., a member of the
United States Broadcasting
Board of Governors, is the force
behind raruo Sawa, an Arabic
raruo station that broadcru.ts
news and information to
millions of Listeners in the
Middle East arena. In some
respects, the station is
considered a lone voice of
American values and ideas in a
region not exposed to both sides
of the com plex issues at hand.
Coming up, the Federation
will produce the annual
"Women's Voices" luncheon on
March 18, hononng Donna ·
Weinstein of Corona del Mar.
She wilJ be named the 2003
Anne Entin "Woman of the Year"
at the luncheon forum. wruch
will unfold at the Hyatt Regency,
Irvine. The event attracts a
sold-out crowd of lames from all
over the county.
lhis year, the featured speaker
1s Erin G~ll. two-time
California Teacher of the Year.
(,ruwell's work i:. being
chronkled in a movie that wilJ
'>lar Reese Witherspoon trus fall.
lne film is based on "The
freedom Writers' Diary: How a
reacher and 150 Teens Used
Writing'to Oiange Them.'>elves
and the World Around Them."
Appropriately. Donna
Weinstein is being honored this
year for her community work al>
a school volunteer and Girl
Scout leader.
for tickets and information,
please comact Alison
Mayersobn at (714 ) 755-5555.
ext. 241.
Jacqueline Du Pont Baum. a
dic;tinguhhed local advocate of
'>enior c;ervice-., involved
... pecificalJy with Alzheimer's
disease in Orange County. will
Join MlmJ Johnson ac., an event
chair of the upcoming lh1rd
annual Captain\ Ball.
ALSO IN THE CROWD
lne gala black-tie-optional
dinner danc::e will honor Sheriff
and Mrs. Mike Corona and
Dorothy Visser for their
commuruty contribution!>.
Special guest Stephan1e
Edwards of TV fame will grace
the event at the Hit7 Carlton on
feb. 15.
Care and other senior l>ervices.
for tickets and information.
please call Beclcy Lomaka at
(949) 855-9444.
r~S.: Congrc\lulatiOn'i to
Jacqueline and David Baum on
lhe birth of their daughter at
Hoag I losp1tal lru.t year
Fund!> rahed will benefit
Meab on Wheeb. Adult Day
•THE CAOWD appears Thursdays
and Saturdays.
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e
The Assistance League
of Newport-Mesa will
present 12 young
women at rts Debutante
Ball on July 19 at the
Four Seasons Hotel,
Newport Beach. Each
debutante will receive a
gold medallion
recognizing four years
of service to the
community and the
Assistance League .
Back row, left to nght:
Cheryl Hall, Angela
An1do. Sarah Vertch.
Erica Widmer and
Heat.tier Wade. Mtddle
row: Katherine
Younglove, Kelli Kline,
Cara Childress and
Ashley Parole. Front
row· Anne Sewell.
Danielle Murphy and
Karim Meehan.
This Valentine's Day
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REEL CRITICS
Everyone excels in Dickens ' 'Nickleby ';forget 'Confessions '
ask his father's brother, the
wealthy Ralph Nick:leby, for help. 'Nickleby' full of the
Dickens spirit
M any years back, I
remember when the
Royal Shakespeare Co.'s
eight-hour production of
"Nicholas Nicldeby" was the
hottest ticket in town. The play
featured about JOO characters
and numerous plots and
Ralph (a wonderful
Christopher Plummer) is as
greedy and mean-spirited a man
as you could ever imagine,
putting even Ebenezer Scrooge
to shame. He believes poverty to
be a character flaw and the poor
COMING SOON
subplots .
.--------. The latest
film
adaptation of
this classic
Charles
Dickens novel
has been
pared down
to just over
two delighr:ful
hours without SUSANNE sacrificing the
PEREZ essence of lhe
story or its
charm, than~ 10 the direction
and screenplay adaptation of
Douglas McGrath ("Emma"').
McGrath, who aJso wrote the
hilarious "BulleLc; Over
Broadway," has a Oair for
gatherin~ a top-notch ensemble
of actors and gives us a
memdrable portrait of each of
Dickens' characters, who are
either very, very good or very,
very bad. There is no gray area
here.
' barely deserving of his
contempt.
Rather than take his desperate
relatives under bis wing, he
fanns his brother's widow oOt to
board with strangers and
Ni~oJas to work in a wretched
school for boys. However, he has
other plans for his pretty niece
Kate and allows her to reside
with him.
Dotheboys HalJ -more
prison than boys' school -is
almost comical in its
exaggerated squalor, making the
orphanage in "Oliver 1\vi.st"
seem like a Holiday Inn by
comparison.
Nicholas is outraged at the
treatment che boys receive at the
hands of che one-eyed
headmaster, Wack:ford Squeers
(Jim BroadbenO. and his wife
(Juliet Stevenson), who liberally
doses lhe boys with brimstone
and treacle so they won't have to
give them real food.
Having recenlly lost his father,
Nicholas Nicldeby (O\arlie
Hunnam), with his mother a.cul
sister Kate (Romola Garai), finds
himself destitute and forced to
Nicolas befriends the
much-abused, crippled Smik.e
(Jamie Bell ofMBilly Ellion") and
evenrually they escape from the
Squeers' cruelty. Ramu (Jimi Mistry) elevates the mood at the birthday party for wealthy soc1ahte Lexi (Marisa Tomei) m "The Guru."
As they wander the
countryside, they encounter the
kind-hearted CrummJes (a great
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Nathan Lane and Barry
Humphries), who take them into
their theatrical croupe. They also
find unexpected allies in Ralph's
tippling. disgruntled clerk.
Noggs (Tom Courtenay), and a
host of other eccentrics.
The cast is extraordinary. the
acting is terrific, and the
filmmakers have taken great
care to treat Dickens' work
earnestly and without going
into caricatures. It's well-told,
Uterate movie with a happy
ending.
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• SUSANNE PEREZ lives in Costa
Mesa and 1s an executive assistant
for a financial services company
No absolution for slow
'Confessions'
Television was in its
infancy. OlUck Barris was
trying to find a place of
honor and recognition.
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Stanford University School of Medicine I
Fast-tracking Cancer
Research:
A Race Against Time
The more we know about how
cancers originate and how and
why they grow and invade our
bodies, the better we can learn
how to treat and, perhaps one day,
• prevent cancers. Dr. Botsteln's
research group at Stanford has
developed technology enabling
them to analyze many thousands
of genes at once. In his
presentation, Or. Botstein will tell
you how their technology speeds
their research, what they are
finding, and how they believe
these findings wlll benefit us all.
Reservations & lnfonnation:
Shelia Farmer at (949) 824--4313,
or e-mail: smoorefa@ud.edu
•
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thought you
knew the
game, the
rulec; were
changed.
Prime-time
ShOW'l ELAINE changed
ENGLAND rapidly.
The
disappointment caused hy thi'>
in'>tability plunged Barm. inlo
mental rmbalance. we learn in
"'Confe'>'>&on-. of a Dangerou'>
M111d " as d1rec1ed by (,eorgc
Oooney.
Once we learn of h1'> famil}
influence' during childhood. it
het:OOH'\ llllrl'J'>lngly f'\'ldl'lll
he wa., driven h} de1111m'
un,een by JJl\'OJH'
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SPECIAL
ALL·AMERJCAN BOYS
CHORUS
The All-American Boys
Chorus will be conducting
individual auditions for boys
ages 8 to 10 throughout
January. There will be a
second audition held in
September. The audition.
scheduled to last about 30
minutes. will focus on an ear
test in which staff members
strike various notes on
piano and ask the boys 10
sing them bade. (7141
708-1670.
MUSIC
ZEHETMAIR QUARTET
Violinist Thomas Zehetmair
and his quartet will perform
at 7 p.m . Feb. 2 at the
aarclay Theatre. Selections
will include, Schubert's
Overture in C minor. Bartok's
String Quartet No. 5 and
Grieg's String Quartet in F
major. Tid<ets are between
$23 and $25, 4242 Campus
Drive, (949) 854-4607.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY,
MOZART
The Mozart Classical
Orchestra 1s ~edlC8ted to
bringing quality
performances of chamber
orchestra worts from the
claSSIC81 repert01re to the
people of Southern
California An evening of
Mozart directed by Ami Porat
will take place Feb 8 at 8 p.m
at the Irvine Barclay Theatre,
4242 Campus Dnve Tidcets
are between $14 and $38
Information-(94918544807.
SONGS OF INNOCENCE
AND EXPE.RIENCE
The Pacifte Symphony
Orctlestra, under the
direction of Cari St Clair, will
welcome the Pacific Chorale
for a program by Pulitzer
Prize winner William Bolcom.
"Songs of Innocence and of
Experience:' The show w1ll
take place Feb. 5 and 6 at 8
p.m. at Segerstrom Hall 600
Town Canter Dnve Tickets
range from $19 to $59 (714)
556-2122.
Cl.AUDIA ACUNA
Clud1a Acuna with special
guest Billy Childs Wlll
perform at Founders Hall on
Feb. 7 and 8 at 7 30 and 9·30
p.m. Tid<ets range from S46
to $49 600 Town Center
Dnve. (714) 556 21 22.
ANNE MURRAY
Four-time Grammy Award
winner Anne Murray will
perform at Segerstrom Hall
at 8 p.m. Feb. 7 and 8
Tidcets cost from $26 to $80.
600 Town Center Drive. (714)
556-2122.
NEWPORT BEACH JAZ1.
PARTY
The third annual Newport
Beach Jazz Party Wlll retum
to the Newport Beach
Marriott Hotel from Feb. 14
to 16. The festival will
feature the Bill Cunliffe Trio,
Mary Stallings, the Houston
Person Quartet and several
others. The hotel Is at 900
Newport Center Drive.
Information: (949) 759-5003.
WESLA WHrmELD
Wesla Whitfield will perform
at Founders Hall from Feb.
18 to 22 at 7:30 p.m. Tld<ets
are $49. 600 Town Center
Drive. (714) 55?-2122. ·
VIENNESE DELIGHT
Cate Ludwig's host pianist,
Christopher O'Ailey. will
take the audience on a
musical tour of the
cobblestone streets of
Vienna. The-show will take
place Feb. 23 at 2 p.m. in
Founders Hall at 600 Town
Center Drive. Tidcets are
$45, (714) 556-2122.
MUSIC AT THE TEE ROOM
The Mark Davidson Trio,
with Aon Eschete on guitar,
performs at 8 p.m. Fridays at
the Tee Room, 3100 Irvine
Ave .• Newport Beach. $10
cover. (9491756-0121.
RAT PACK MONDAYS
Maggiano's Little Italy pays
tribute to the Rat Pad< 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
JAZl.TRIO
Gulfstream Restaurant m
Newport Beach presents a
1au trio Sunday through
Wednesday as regular
entertainment at 850
Avocado Ave .• Newport
Beach Hours are 5 to 9 p.m.
Sunday and 6 to 10 p.m.
Monday through
Wednesday. (9491718-0188.
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio Cafe presents
Monday Night Jams fro m 7
to 11 p.m. every week.
~wanted" musicians include
guitar players. bass players,
singers, drummers.
keyboardists and others at
100 Main St.. Newport
Beach. Free. (949) 675-nso.
MUSIC AT THE GRIU
The Bluewater Grill offers
live music Friday and
Saturday nights. Greg
Morgan. Nici< Peper and
Kelly Gordien (known as
MPG) perform classic rode.
R&B and swing at 8:30 p.m.
Fridays. Marvin Gregory and
MPG will perform classic
rode, swing and R&B at 8:30
p.m. Saturdays. The
restaurant is at 630 Lido Park
Drive, Newport Beach. Free.
(9491675-3474.
MUSIC 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 a.m.
Friday and Saturday and
from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday.
The restaurant is at 2735 W.
Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Free. (9491642-3431.
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fortune Cookies with Predictions and Savings
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OATEBOOK Thursday, ~ 30, 2003 AU l
THEATER REVIEW
Brides untie wedding knots at UC/
ByTomTttu1
F rom the Greek playwright
Aeschylus, by way of Macie
Sennen, co~es Olarles
Mee's "Big Love: a romantic
farce of classical proportions
now on stage at UC Irvine's
Winifred Smith I fall the-.uer.
Mee's freewheeling update of
Aeschylus' "The Suppliant
Women" focuses on.SO Greek
brides-10-be Call sisters from
what must have been a Guinn~
record book family) who Oee
their 50 prospective grooms (all
cousins) and take refuge at an
estate on an Italian island.
When the hot-blooded men
amve to claim their ladies. all
Hades breaks loose as the gals
prove the old adage about the
female of the speciel>. All except
one. however, which prompts
another phase of the conflict.
Al UCI. director Anrue Loui
ha'i fa'ihioned a highly attractive,
deliciously spirited production
with a few modem era songi.
("You Don't Own Me,"
"Bewitched, Bothered and
Bewildered") and some
synchronized ballet moves
thrown in, along with a splash of
nudily as one of the fugitive
brid~ take<, a dip in the pond on
her arrival. '
macho Constantine. Their
spirited discourse culminates m
one of the play's true shockers as
the bride cuts more than the
cake.
Stephanie Linn enacts the
indecisive third bride, who Is
caught between both extrem~
-even though she offers a
determined rendition of ·vou
Don't Own Me," she still yearns
(or a little romance.
Maintaiiii.ng a semblance of
order is Jeff Farlc.ash as the hOl.t
at the opulent Italian estate with
three imposing columns and a
bathing pool, beautifully
designed by Ouistopher
Sousa-Wynn. Patrick. Sabongw
glides through the proceedmgs
espousmg romance on an
alternative level
Sasha Hams Hill does fine
double duty as an impromptu
wedding coordinator and a sage
Italian grandmother who
ultimately brinS4J lhings to righL
Brett Teresa provides mood
music on the piano.
Modem coi.lumes, designed
by l-Jizabelh A. Cox. lend a
winning touch. as doe. Amber
Grunwald'<; mood·enhancmg
tighung.
"Big Love" takes the pr!Nerhial
battle of the t.exe'> to a new,
literal plane with a ro1J11.Jung
slap~uck touch -the chmacuc
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•WHAT: •Big Love·
• WHERE: UC Irvine, Winifred
Smith Hall
• WHEN Closing performances
at 8 p m. tonight and Friday; at 2
and 8 p.m Saturday
•COST· $9 to $17
• CAU;.(949) 824-2787
cla-.h over the wedding rnl.e I'>
beauufuJly choreographed 1r1
-.low mouon 11\ d "Jllt'ndtd
mt'ldmg of am 1en1 and 1 nod em
theater
• TOM TITUS reviews local theater
for the Daily Pilot His review?.
appear Thursdavs and Saturdavs
p l R !
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This actre..s. Jes:,1ca Stevenson,
1um<, in a 1>1ellar performance a!.
<,he break.<, ranks with the
-.isterhood and actually warms
10 her pur!>umg !'>ujtor (Andrew
Samonslcy). who woo., her with a
hy,tll, tender to uch
Stevenson's mood 1rans1uons
are beautifully accomplished.
y, February 8th S Sunday, Febr•or, ft
Perfectly m1!'>matched are the
leaders of both factions -~ene
King as the rebeU1ou!> Thyona
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A12 Ttusday, Jaooary 30, 2003 DATEBOOK
DINING REVIEW
Billy S provides a great dine with a view \
By Stephen Santacroce
T he sea has always had a
strong allure for most
people. and most coastal
towns' restaurants that are intent
00 making the view part or their
overall dining experience
populate a good portion or the
waterfronL
Seaside restaurants are popular
with locals and tourists alike.\The'\.
former take pride in their luck for
Uving in such a picturesque area.
and the latter want to spend as
muctcof their vacation dollan. ru.
possible on or near the water.
Unfortunately, it seems like
most waterfront restaurateurs
focus more on the setting than
on the mema, the result being a
decided lack of true quality
dining. Nevertheles.s, anytime I
have W.itors. I am invariably
med af we can dine by the water,
and I feel obliged to
accommodate them.
One of the spot.!> I like to take
my out-of-town b'lJCSts is Billy\ at
the Beach. pen·hed on Coast
I l1ghway with beautiful vtew of
the bay. Hilly b Billy Craig. a
longtin1e Newpon resident who
has run the r~umrant with M>n
Rick since it opened in 1993.
Today, Rick handlei. most of the
management chores, while dad
handles the local PR.
lhrough trial and error, I've
decided that t.imple is best when
it com~ to waterfront dining. For
the most part. Billy's succeeds
when it tries to be the leru.t
pretentious. The theme at B11Jy\
is 196<r., Hawaiian. Hattan-lined
waJJs sport Gauguin replicas and
prints of I fawaiian surf seen~
and are accented with bamboo
p<>'>l'>-The carpets and
upholstery feature tropical pnnts,
and the ovemll atmosphere is
casual and relaxing. Of cour..c.
the main dJning room has one
waJJ taken up by Ooor to ce1hng
glass windOWl> fronting Ncwp<>n
!!arbor. ro the right, a., one emer-., L'
the 11.ki Bar, aJways crowded with
local revelers. Pa.c.t the bar is a
doorway leading to an outdoor
patio that opened in September
and features seaung for al frc.~o
dining, as weU ru. another fuJJ bar
FYI
•WHAT: Billy's at the Beach
•WHERE: 2761 W. Coast
Highway
•WHEN: 11 :30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
and 5 to 10 p.m. Monday
through Thursday; 11 :30 a.m. to
3 p.m. and 5 to 11 p.m. Friday;
and noon to 10 p.m. Saturday
and Sunday. Dinner is served
from 5:30 to 10 p.m.
• HOW MUCH: Moderalely
expensive .
• PHONE: (949) 722-1100
was too doying.
The halibut ($27.95), on the
other hand, was a great dish. The
fish wdS coated in macadamia
nuts, -;eared and then served with
a light mango butter sauce. The
sauce here was not overpowering.
allowing the delicate Oavor of the
fish to c,tand ouL
·me staff at Bally-.. is atteAtive
and helpfuJ. I wa.'> particularly
impn.."secl when one of the valets
offered to cht>ek to 'iCe how long
a wait there was on a crowded
Saturday before parking our car
Nice tou(·h.
SEAN HILLER /DAILY PIL01
Cash Wilson, bartender at Billy's at the Beach, serves the restaurants' famous mai ta1. Billy's offers steak, fish and an ocean view.
One of the s-urprr~ for me at
HiJJys is their extensive wine list. I
wasn't expecting such a varied list
at a plate that seems to cater to
the Corona and tequila crowd
and wa. .. 1mpre.sed with the good
sele<.11bn of mostJy California and
l·rcnch bottJe.. Corlcage i'> a
modes! SIO for wines not on their
li'>t, $20 if they do have the bonle;
for outdoor partying. The only
way to dine clo!.er to the water
would be on a boat. nic ~ignature d rink at the roo
Bar is the mai tai (you were
expect.mg White Russians?), a
potent blend of fnut juice. and
light and dark rums. It's a
refreshing libation thal definitely
conjllJ"l.>s up image-. of the
1 lands, but be forewarned -
have more than one, and you'U
probably see other images, a'>
well. Definitely have a designated
driver if mai tai<. are part of your
game plan.
Judgmg by the crowds at both
bar,, Hilly's is a popular hangout
to people-watch and enjoy the
live band<. that enrertain on the
weekends.
MO'>I patron'> waU want ..omr
food to accompany their
cocktails, and Billy\ offen. a
vaned -;elecuon of <;tarter<, to
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munch on while sapping a cold
one. While the restaurc1.11l has a
Polynesian theme, the menu, at
least the appetizers section,
featun.>s a variety of offerings,
includmg steamed clams CS I 0 95)
rhat'd feel at home on a Boston
pub menu. Generous poniorLS of
littJeneck clam., are 'teamed ju">l
unul tender and served in their
broth with a side of garlic bread
The clams are plump. and the
broth ..avory. I ju~t would have
liked a wider bowl "° the clam.,
on top wouJdn't dry out as fast
J\vo t.li1Terent ah1 appetu..er-. are
offen.'d. one served rare, sai.hinu
.,tyle ($10.95). and a ..eared
ver.ion ($9.95). I prefer the latter
The tuna LS crusted an blad.
sesame '>Ced.sand -.eared to JU'>I
cmp the outside, leavtng the
m'>ide rare. and served with a
light mustard-infuc,ed ere-am
'>clUCe.
I wasn't as crazy about the
barbecued portc ribs ($7.95). The
ribs were meaty and tender, but I
didn't llke the tomato-based
barbecue sauce that was
slathered all over them. Maybe I
was expecting something more
Asian '>tyle. Whatever the case, I
found these ribs unappetizing,
lne main menu features
mo'tly steaks and shellfish. A
page of daily specials highlight!>
all of the fresh fish offering..
As I mentioned above, simple
is best at Billy's. The steaks are all
generous cuts of prime com -ft'CI
beef that are thickly heed and
grilled to order. The petite filet
($25.95) and the New Yortc strip
($28.95) are my favorires.. All
entrees at Billy's come with their
how.c c,alad, vegetable, and a
choice of rice or baked or
rwice-baked potato.
1 thought Billy'\ clid a great JOb
with the '>wordfish ($2A 95).
whJch LS abo cut tJ11c:k and
simply gnJJed over an open firt•
The fish is moist and Oavorful,
needing no sauce-. to t'nhanu• ti'
rich Oavor
I wa.., les.c, in1prcs.'-t'<.1 when tlw
chef tried to get too fancy.
Pan-seared Opakapaka ($29.95)
was a letdown. The fi'>h .
Hawauan pmk snapper. \\"'ct..S
overcooked, and the mm relL'>h
lacked any distincuve Oavor. Ow
relish alc,o contained bacon
pieces. which were not
mentmned on the menu and
couJd bt' a problem for people
who don't eat red ml'dt
I had l'.imilar problems with
the panko and wru.ah1-crw.1ed
salmon ($23.95) fhe fish Wd.'>
cooked perfectly m th1'> m-.e. hut
I couldn't taste the Wd.'Wthi m Ull'
crusting. and tJ1e orange mango
sauce acrnrnpanymg the d1.J1
Overall, I enjoy Hilly's. Th~ •
cllnlCl ... pher•· • ., friendly and
upbeat. rnnduCl\·C to relaxed
good umt-.. Ille new pauo IS sure
to bt.• a hit. (">1>ec1ally in the •
'>Ummt•1 month'>. and Billy's is :::S
une uf thr few spot., on the wared
fe-Jrunng hve entertainment.
!'luck with the basil-.. on the
menu, .ind >ou'U eniuy t1 good
'>teak or p1ete of fi...h
Dining on the wawr ts re.illy
one of hfe'., ~at plea'>u~ and
Billy's w1ll remam on my "A" li...i
for anyt1mt' I'm loolung for a
meal wuh a vtew.
• STEPHEN SANTACROCE'S
restaurant rt.-v1ews appear every
other Thursday Send him your
comment!> at
sdsanta u ex <lm1ng com
.ThisWeek@UCI
Athletics
Jan. 30
Arts
Jan. 30 -Feb. 1
Orama at UCI. H1K /mt' X p.m. Thur..<lav h1d.i>,
2 & 8 p.m. Saturda\, \V1111frcd \m11h HJll $9-S 17
Jan. 31
Film Society. O,cm1<h 7 & l.J p.m., Crntal Love
Auditorium, \tudenl < enter. S l SS
Men's Basketball vs. UC S1wta Barbara.
5:35 p.m., Bren Even ti. Center. $5-S 12
Jan. 31 -Feb. 1
Men's Volleyball vs. Hawa11 .
7 p.m. Friday, Bren Events Cenrer.
5 p.m. Saturday. Cr.iwford Hall. $3-$5
Feb. 1
Men's Basketball vs. Cal Poly SLO.
7:05 p,m., Bren Events ~nter. $5-S 12
Feb. 4
Baseball vs. fmno State.
6 p.m., Anteater Ballpark. $4-$7
Feb. 5
Presentations
Feb. 4
Genetics Lecture Series. Fa.st-7rncking Canar
~rrh: A Race Against Time. With Professor David
Bots~in. Stanford School of Medicine. 7 p.m.,
Crystal Cove Auditorium, Studmt Cm~r. Frtt
University Oub Forum. Building a Landmark Cuitu for Medicine.
A discussion of the planned new university hospital at UCI Medical Center.
l 1:301a.m., University Club. $7.50
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"We like to hang our hat
on our defense."
Larry HJrst, Newport Harbor High
boys basketball coach
GOLF
Look who's
cOming to
dinner!
Toshiba Senior Classic
sponsors couJd be treated
to special post-round
guests this year if the
price. or wine, is right.
T he large whtte tents that line
fairways and surround greens
at key locations on the golf
course at Newport Beach
Cow1try Oub for the Toshiba Senior
Oassic are filled during tournament
week by sponsors, guests, schmoozers
and hobnobbers.
Each of the corporate villas and
hospitality slcyboxes
..-----~ are catered by the
RICHARD
DUNN
Hyan Newporter and
equipped to host
extravagant affai~
At a seminar for
event spon'>Or!)
earlier thi" week,
tournament director
Jeff Pur!ter pointed
out some benefits to
company
decision·maker.
about the
Lnvestments they
have made and how to get the biggest
bang out of their sponsorship bucks.
Among the idea!> Plµ"ser suggested
was hosting early· morning com pany
meetingo; in the tents, or perhaps a
dinner pany or business mixer after the
day'!t golf rounds. Tournament officials
will include lights in the tent, upon
request, while the shuttle service from
the club to the designated neatby
parW\g lots continues until 7:30 p.m.
each night.
Pun.er added that tf you wanted to
mvue a Olampions Tour profess1onaJ to
your tent for dmner, 11 could be
arranged for the right price. When
a..'>ked what the going rate is for a pro to
come to your corporate villa and
impre&l. your guests and clients. Purser
started to say it would be different for
each golfer. But then when I asked
about Lee Trevino. Purser swd: ·ru be
honest with you. You're not going to get
Lee Trevino out there to do that.·
!'>\mer then added: MThen again.
maybe 1f you're Dave Stoclcton, and if
you have really good wine -and we
have a good (vintage) here -maybe
(the cost) is nothing. I'm sure there are
guys who would do it for 15 or 20
minutes and there might not be a cost
-depending on how they played that
day, of course. There are guys like Bruce
J.1eisher and Gil Morgan who are just
great guys ... I'll go out and recruit. l'U
do that for you.·
lOshiba week is March 17-24.
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It should be an interesting chaJJenge
this year for players on the forrner
Senior PGA Tour to live up to the
expectations as the newly named PGA
Oiampions Tour ls ready for a full-force
launch of its ·Fan Features" program in
See GOLF, Pase 83
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EYE OPENER
·Daily~Jfu
Sp.ta Hal al Fame
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F ebl'uary 3 honoree
JANE HILGENDORF
Spotu Editor Roger Car1son • (9491574-4223 • Sporta Fu: 1949! 650-0170 Ttusday. January 30, 2003 Bl
COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL ,
{!CI tries to regroup
Anteaters set to open
four-game homestand
with UC Santa Barbara
tonight at the Bren.
BREN EVENTS
CENTER -A battJe
for second place
doesn't sound glam-
orous or full of hype,
but in the Big West
Conference, there
will be plenty of drama when UC Ir-
• TV: FOX SPORTS NET 2
• RADIO: KUCI 88.9 FM
vine hosts UC Santa Barbara tonight
at 5:35 p.m.
The Anteaters and the Gaucho'
trail Utah State by a half-game, a'>
the fir<;t round of conference play
concludes Saturday.
Why is tonight's game so 1mpor
tant for both teams? The race for <,u
premacy m the Big West ha., been
light an the first four weeks of the
league seai:.on. For the fourth
straight week, a new team. Utah
State, takes over the first·place pos1·
llon. Pacific used to be the talk of
the Rig West. Then it wai. Cal ~tate
l·ullenon. The Anteater'> ( 11 ·5, 5-2
in the Big West) held the top spot,
but lost at Cal State Northridge Sat-
urday
fhe C..auchos UHi. 5 2) actually
began this .. ea .. on a .. the li1g West
darling. rhey WNC pld.ed IO Wtn the
rnnference. UC.SB feature\ four re·
turning staner'> from a '>quad that
won the Rig West Tournament last S TEVf M<:CRANI< I DAILY PILOT
Guard Jeff Gloger has that label of a
See UCI, Paee 84 ttltef gomg for him 1n tonight's game.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Sailors
handle
Knights
Newport Harbor maintains a
share of first place by posting
road victory over Foothill.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
SANrA ANA -With the lir;t of tu_, five '>cct
View League rivals safefy 10 the reaI·\1CW rrurror
after a 51-44 road victory WednNia} rugtu to
sweep the sea.son senes with J.ooth11l 1 !Jgh. !\t'W-
pon Harbor boy<, ba.\kct-
ball coach Larry I IJ.N
wasn't 10 much of a gloat·
ing mood.
lnsll!ad, after tus SaiJOI")
(13-8, 5· I IO league)
widened the gap between
themselves and the
Knights (12-10. 3·3) to two
games in the standm~ the
ever·dtplomaoc HU'St went
out of tus way to comph
ment Foothill's player; and
staff.
Newpon
Foothill
51
44
"They do such a good JOb of nmnmg (shooters)
off p1dc.s. ~ Hirst said ·1 thm.k ((',oach Tom)
McOuslc.ey has about 27 dtfferent ways of gettmg
his shooters open and we ma} ha"-e seen 26 of
them torught •
Perimeter shoonng and dihble penetraoon,
however. were about the on)y ·weapons available
for the undersu.ed Krughb. who rame m on a
three-game winrung streak. including a 73-64
home triumph over league co-leader Woodbndge
Jan. 22.
STEVE McCRANI< I DAil Y PllOl
Newport Harbor's Brett Perrine (23) drives against Foothill's Ben Worrall (11) m Wednesday's Sea View duel.
Foothill, with no player taller than 6-foot-3. was
overwhelmed by the Sailors' sv.e. o;pecificalty 6-8
See TARS. Pa1e 83
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
CdM fails first test
with Northwood, 2-0
Sea Kings outshoot
Timberwolves, but
Northwood wins
the battle of league
unbeatens.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
pointed with the los.s. It's bard
to swallow. espedaOy after you
win five io a row I'm really sm-
pmed we didn't score a goal."
CAM. 11-S-2, 4-1-0, which
had 113 fM.game winning
stmlk snapped. controlled the
game early. but when North-
wood scored on a oounterat-
Nofttwwood ~ tack on Its first shot on goal.
CdM 0 the 1lmbewoMs grabbed ·the
momentum. Northwood sen-
k>r 1boy Pacheco headed in •
cross from ..uor u.mmate Gum
McOelland in the 17th minute.
One minute Iller, CdM junior Jenitt
Thayer needy ICOl'fld ~a header from a
aimer kM:t. but Bdlll naar made one
olbial3anea.
"The PC. -~.,. lbroulb North-
wood.. mi Coldl Blny 8endaruk.
whole ceam ln'iptowd co 1~-1. 5-0-0 In
,.... ~ -.. one Cl our becw
...-. I w c:or.ca1.t .tlb how the
kkia ~ In cl'* ...... tM ttwy ' leilCDM.'-12 .
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Blake Dillion
Among team's last line of defense, co-captain's
play puts him at forefront of Sea Kings ' success.
Barry Faulkner
OaUyPilot
·1 hear ft all the time.· wd
Dillion. who at 5-fooc-1 O, 150
pounds. consi5tentJy wins
loose baJ1s. or simply robs
other plaYftl ol pc>aeWon
with a wlique blend of
antictpadon. ~and
·1 hear them kind of mu
under their breath that they're not
aoin8 to let tb1s titde guy affect their
game. When Lt bappem. they doh\
libiC
Such dltcutt only lntemiBel .
OOUon\ delire to foil forays into me
·~moe. '"When l heir them le1 mad. or
mil to dMk MUIVnlla llbout me. il
Niiiy h me up.. 06ll6an M6d. ...........
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82 Thursday, January 30, 2003 SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
E ·agles hold on, 5g_5·5
Wilson
·relieves
French
Golden West League crown
in sight for Estancia
following road victory
Wednesday night at
Westminster.
Richard Dunn
Daily Pilot _
WFSIMINSTER -In sales and baseball,
a closer finishes the deal. which is what the
f.stancia High ~ basket.baU team could
have used Wednes-
day night.
• Despite • winning
again and remaining
undefeated in the
Golden West League
-beatlng its nearest
competitor for the
second time to -open
the second round of
Estancia 58 league -the Eagles
Westminster 55 did it the hard way in
st er.
lheir 58-55 road vic-
tory over Westmin·
"I think I lost 10 pounds tonight." Estan-
cia C.oach Tami Rappa said. refening to the
games perspiration-inducing fourth quar-
ter. in which the F.agles' 10-pomt lead Weil>
sliced to one with under a minute left.
"We had a 10-point lead on and ofT, on
and off. on and off. We need to '>hut a team
'down, and that's something we need 10
wort on. We get up. then we drop to the
level of ow opponent. We've got to wort on
closing the door and not let them see the
light."
lbe light for Estancia (12-8. 7 ·O in league)
was junior point guard Tm.ha Wa5e, who
scored a game-high 20 point!>. while adding
eight rebounds, seven a.~il.~ and three
steals. Wase also connected on a huge
three-pointer with I :08 remaining to give
the F.agles a 54-50 lead. their fin.I field goal
of the fourth quarter.
wl'm not saying this clinche!> U1e league
title for us. but we did beat our closest com-
petition twice (with five Golden ~
games still on the slate),• said Rappa.
whose squad defeated Westminster at .
home in the first round of league, 44-41. •If
the ~ play to the I~ they're capable of
the rest of the way, we should reach our
goals of winning the league title and going
undefeated in league."
. The F.agles. who outscored the Lions (11-
J 0, 5-2) in each of the first three quarters,
enjoyed a IO-point lead on four separate
occasions, the last coming early in the
fourth quarter, 51-41, after two free throws
by senior center 11sha Gray (16 points,
seven .rebounds. three steals and one
blocked shot). Those were the only two
points Estancia scored in the final period,
until Wase's clutch three·poinleT".
The Eagles. who suffered foul trouble
with Gray. senior Xochitl Byfield and junior
Krystat Mino, were whistled for a technical
foul because of an improper uniform num-
ber on a player with 3:35 left and Estancia
leading. 51-46. But WestminsteT" missed
both free throws. Later. Andrea Martell
scored for the Lions, then tearnmare
I leather Couzens scored on a putback with
I :25 on the clock to cut Fstancia's lead to
51-50.
On Fstancia's next trip down. Wase nailed
her fourth three-pointer, but Wescminster's
KeUy Parson drained a three with 0:54 left
to trim the f.agles' lead again to one.
On the Eagles' next possession, Wase
clli.hed beautifully from the point to Gray at
the low post. and Gray scored on a power
move to the basket with 0-27 remaining.
giving Fstanda a 56-53 edge.
Westminster was. looking for an open
look at a three as the final seconds ticked
aw.ly, then Gray came up with a steal when
9.5 seconds to play. Gray was fouled and
missed the front end of a one-and-one. but
Westminster came up shon again from the
field, and when Wase rebounded, the Lions
fouled her immediately. Wase calmly sank
both foul shots with 3. 7 seconds le.ft for a
five-point lead C.ouzens scored at the
bl.177..er for Westminster to provide the mar-
... .
Athletic Director Bob
Wilson said coach
was frustrated with
situation on team
and stepped down
Wednesday .
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Vanguard
University men's basketball
coach Stephen French will no
longer coach the team because.
"he had some frustrations with
the way things were going," thl'
school's Athletic Director Bob
Wilson said Wednesday night.
Wilson also said French stepped
down as coach because of a
mutual agreement between
Wllson and French.
• 1 feel bad,· French said.
"TI1is has been a great
opportunity for me. I feel sad
for leaving. When you sign on
as coach. you commit yourself
to the school, and at a cenam;
poir11, you
r-----:----, have to do
SEAN HllliR /OM.Y PILOT
Estancia High's Xochitl Byfield (3) tang1es with a pair of Westminster defenders.
the right
thing for the
school and
team. We
have
struggled for
many garnet..
but I think
gin of victory for 1$tanda
The Eagles managed their first 10-point
lead in the second quarter, 25-15, after bas-
kets by Gray and Byfield. But Gray pi<*ed
up her third foul with 5:20 still to play in the
first half and was forced to the bench.
lhats when Westminster rallied 10 de it at
25.
Three--point shots by Wase and lmelda
Pena late in the first half. and a layup by
Nancy Castro, gave f¥ancia a 33-27 half-
time lead
The Eagles built their lead to 40-30 in the
third ~ then led. 4~39. at third quar-
ter's end
Biava Arganda led Westminster with 16
points and eight rebounds. while C.ow.ens
added 15 points and eight rebounds (six of-
fensive).
The Eagles. also led by Byfields four re-
bounds. two steals. one assist and one
bJock. will ho.st Saddlebad at 7 p.m. Friday.
L--~-----' they have
time 10
Stephen French saJvage this
season.·
Wibon, in his eighth year~
AD. will assume the
respon<,1b1Uties of the basketball
team\ coach. effective
1mmed1ately. A551Mant coach
Jared Mandville will maintain
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL h1<; duties on the team and wilJ
most likely be given more
Mustangs hit
a road -block
re<tponsibilities to allow Wtlson
to perform as athleuc director
"We felt like 11 was time the
program needed some new
leadership." Wllson said. "We
came 10 a mutual agreement
It\ been a tough year for
Vanguard. We've had a number
o( injuries. When you lose three
players who are potential
William s' 28 points
lead Ocean View in
win over host Mesa.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
COSfA Ml:SA -At times it
probably seemed like there was
an invisible hand swatting away
any round orange ball shot from
the hand of a C.osta Mesa High
girls basketball player Wednes-
day night agamst visiting Ocean
View.
!>tarter$ that adds to the
frulttrat1on. •
f.ach field goal occurred when French, who was in his fourth
she broke Mesa's press 10 receive year. coached hi!> la.st game with
a lob pass in stride down the the Lions. 5 15. 1-8 m the
court. Golden State AthJeuc
"We were letting her get open C..onfercnce. Tuesday when
too often," Weeks said. "We were Vanguard lost. 95-61. at Cal
down, 12-3. early and were never Bapust. The 34-pomt setback
ab)e tO get Wa!> the l.Jons" largest loss Of thl'
over the season
hump.· French compUed a 38-73
Mesa record in three and a half
trailed, seasons. guiding his teams to
l2-3, at the the playoffs the past three years
end of one French, who worked as
quarter and aMl'ltanr coach at Concordia for
didn't re-seven years before coming to
cord its first Vanguard, said he wasn't sure if
Oce.n View 45 field goal he wouJd get back Into
Mesa 37 untU semor coaching.
·Rhondi Naff The Lions have It games left
took a pass on their schedule.
DON LEACH /DAILY PILOT
Corona del Mar's Chris Ringstrom, left, makes a long inside pass near the line in Wednesday's duel.
The hosts made jµst IO for 42
(23.8%) from the fieTd, including
an O-for-13 mark in the durd
quarter and a I-for-II output in
the first. while the Seahawlts
shot 48.5% ( 17 of 35) to win, 45-
37.
Ocean View's victory damJ>9S
Mesa's chances of catching Es-
tancia (7-0) at the top of the
Golden West League after the
Eagles' 58-55 victory over West-
minster (5·2 in league). The Sea-
hawks improved to 10-to, 3-4,
and avenged an I t -poin1 loss
earlier to Mesa (12·9, 4-3).
from Susana Trujillo, drove the They have lost 13 of their past ..
lane and banked it in with 3:29 14 and are on a five-game
remaining. Naff followed up her losing streak.
COM
Continued from Bl
stepped up. They really wanted
this one.~
CdM senior Blake Dillion
cleared a Northwood scoring
threat in the 27th minute. I low-
ever, it was evident that the r1111-
berwolves had gained the advan
tage.
The limberwolves, last year's
CIF Division rv champions who
are unbeaten In their past ·10
games. scored again in the 33rd
minute when Benny Feilhaber
broke away from two CdM de-
fenders near the net and lllcked in
a shot Three minutes later, Pa·
cheoo almost scored on a break-
away. but his shot hit the right
~ "We pJayed well in the fust 20
minutes,. Qillaghan said. "We
had our chances and we dido'
put them away. When (Pacheco)
headed il home for the goal. that
kind of shocked us a blt They
bask:aDy controlled the game
from that polnt on. I think they
expoeed U9 on the outside with
thetr speed They just played
harder than we dJd. We haw the
ability to pa.y with them. ~ nocd
co come out with more intensity
andlUIWnh. ..
CdM -.med severaJ \coring
cbancee lo rhe IOCQnd half. out-
lhood.ng NonhwOOd. 13·3, but
lhe Sm ~ coUkf not ftnd the
flt(. CdM ~ ~ Cerurd bad
~ d .. **all Wide pe.~
the• ~lady they dkln' JblWl nl
.... chlnoM." Blndl.ruk
DON UACH I DM.Y Pl.OT
CdM1s Danny Whitaker (7) defends against bicycle kick.
M~. still in third place, has
four league games left, starting at
Orange Monday before traveling
to fstancta Wednesday. The top
four teams qualify for the OF
Playoffs.
·1\lst what I was afraid of,"
Weeks said after the loss. "I knew
(Ocean View) would come out
6red up and (the visitors) played
great defense In the third quarter
and that hurt us:
Ocean View starting junJdr
guard Erica Williams was better
than all the other players on the
court Wednesday night She
scored a game-high 28 points on
ll-9f-J6 shooting. t6 coming In
the fi.m half when he made aJJ
aeven layups on seven attempts.
..
season-high 38-point perform-"I had.great expectadons for
ance in a win against Saddleback th1s season,· French said. "We
Monday with a team-leading t6 had a great group of guys. We
points and seven rebounds made an extra point during the
against the Seahawk.s. She scored off-season to get guys who are
in double-figures for. the 17th unselfish. I never had a group
time in 20 games this season. that worked as hard as they did
F.lght or Naff's points came in during the preseason workouts..
the second quarter as Mesa cut Every team goes through stuff
the lead to 24-23 following a Cas· and we were not able to
sey Brick three-pointer with t :2.5 regroup. We haven't been able
left in the half. Na.ff converted all to recover."
six of her free throws in the sec-Senior guard Sean Corkery is
ond period. She finished 8 of t I out for the year becaiase of knee
from the foul line. injury he suffered tn the first
The Sea.hawks opened the game of the season. Junior
fourth quaner with an 8-0 run. guard Ryan Moreau Is trying to
Stacee Sanchez scored all eight overcome a wrist injury.
of her points in the final quarter Leviticus Williamson, a senior
and collected two steals before forward, left the team due to
fouling out with less than a min-personal reasons tn late
ute Lo play. Brick flnished with · December, Wilson said. French
five points. two rebounds and said Williamson violated a team
four steals while Denise Lande-ruJe and French suspended him
ros and Lacey Navarrette (each from the squad .
with three points) and Susana Willlamson still attends
lhtjillo (one) contributed to Vanguard and is trying to
Mesa's offensive out:pu'-graduate this semeater.
Last year, senlora Shane
SCHEDULE
McKirn and Damion Morbley
quit tho team before Vanguard'•
final game. lhe Ont round ot
TOOi\Y Seddlebadc, 2:30 p.m.; Sage Hill
811t atbell at Brethren Christian, 3:16 p.m.
Coli.g. men -UC Santa S.rba,.. High~ glr1•-laguna Beech
et UC IMne, 5:36 p.m . et Corona del Mer, 3:16 p.m .;
College wom.n -UC lrVine et UC Newpon Harbor et All«> Ntgu.I, 3
Sant. 8eft)en, 7 p.m. p.m.; Brethren Chtittlan It Sage
High Htlool boya -Ettancla at )fill, 3:16 p.m.
Saddleb1ck. 7 p.m.; Sage Hiii w. .....
at Brethren Chrlatlan, 7:30 High~ -Newport Harbor et
p,m Woodbridge, 8 p.m.
High ldlOOf gh1• -L.agona e.ecn -....
tit COt'ON def Mat, 7 p .m.; Slge College women -UC IMM tit
Hin tit Bred'W'tn Chnatien, I p.m. UCLA. 1:30 p.m.
._ • • Communhy ooM9 women -
High edM>Of boyl-Eatanole It c...mo. tit Onlnge Co-. 2 p.m. . _____ """"f.
· the GSAC Tournament. Lut
seaaon stlU proved to be
French's mo t succeaaful year,
u the Uoru t'lnbhed t3-17, 9-ll
ln theGSAC.
Vanguard will play It Blola
Saturday, whJcb wU1 end the
ftrtt round of GSAC play. WU.On
said he plan• to produce a job
announcement or the opening
nextWtt
"We doubt we wUI P!
anything until the end al the
ason, .. WUaon Mid. •1 WOUid
like to ha~ IOmeOne In p&.c.
after the tlat OI April·
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SUMMARIES
JC MEN
°"""'Empire Cenfwtnce
~M.OCC57 Fullerton -Purnell 26. Dowd 7.
Roberts tt. Allen, Bufford o. ,,;azier 2.
Lyont 3, Dlezl 2, Newte 0, R!Cb 7
3-pt. goals -Purnell 5, Rieb 1
Fouled out -none
Tecttnlcals -Newte
0ninge Coat -A. Bobtk 2, 8. Bobllc 4,
Seale1 5, Peppers 1, Gorey 8, Jomes
II, Brown 18, Ale1eander 5, Vilclli o.
Williams 0, Hatctl 6
3-pt goal1 -Brown 4, Garey 2 JamM ~ .
Fouled out -B. Bobtk.
Technicals -none
Holftlme -Fullerton. 25-21
JC WOMEN
Orwl&• Empire eonrw.nc.
occ 68, Fullerton 65
F\lflefton -Honrfan 17. Goruales 14,
Jennmgs 16, Outhoy 0, Garber 15.
Freimuth O. Gallardo o. Duncan O,
BhedO, Kim 3
3-pt goal1 -Garber 4,Kim 1
Fouled out -none
Oninge Coat -Murray 5. Mendou
25, Carrillo 4, Hatsushi 11, Galasso 13.
Ou1roz 3. Shaw 5. Von Tungeln 2
3 pt goals Mendoza 3. Hatsush1 3,
Galasso 2, Shaw 1
Fouled out none
Halftime -28 28
HIGH SCHOOl BOYS
Newport 51, Foothill 44 ScON bv OuMterl Newport 1~ 14 14 n
Foothill 13 8 9 14
S1 ...
Newport Harbor Pmesen 9, B
Lowenthal 4, Pajev1c 15, Cameron 12,
Rorden 8. Perrine 2. Glass1c 1, T.
Lowenthal 0.
3-pt. goals Pmesen 1
Fouled out none
FoothlH -Edwards 16. Eves 8. Worrall
1. Bigler 9, Bangs 2, Roblee 2
3-pt goals Edwards 2, Worr1ll 1
Fouled out none
SPO R TS Thl.rsday, January 30, 2003 ID
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBAU.
Northwood has too many
weapons for CdM, 60-45
The Timberwolves
continue on the
unbeaten path in
PCL boys hoops.
CORONA DEL MAR -North·
wood I ligh'& Timberwolves had
four player& in double figure'
and. with a consistent allack.
put away ho!.! Corona def Mar
In Pacific Coast I .eaguL boys
basketball Wedne'>day night.
60-45
Orew Terry and Rob Selway
led rhe winner'> with 17 points
c1r1ece for Loach Tim O'Brien
who h~ tcik.en back the remi.
after heart surgl'ry in the faJJ
Although the !>ea Kings. 9 12,
2 3 in tht.> PU .. c.ouJd not tum
lht• corner, Coach Ryan Curry
wa' nevertheless plt'a~ed with
h1' tec1m\. effort
• llwy did ewrything I asked
lhrm to do." \atd Curry. lndl
v1dually, Hart Welch. who
'>rnred eight po1nt1> and had
.,even rebound'>. was the caLa·
ly'>l with his 1n1en,11y and con
.,1,tem)'. au;ordmg to Curry
Kevin ManuJla' wa' C.dM.!>
leading srnrer wnh 16 points
Northwood 1mprovt'., to 16·5,
"i 0
Sage Hill defeats Patriots
CYPRLS~ -The ">age I fill
School boy-. basketbaU 1eam
tompleted I.he firM round 11f
Academy League play m th.ird
plac..e. after ddeatmg Oxford
Academy, 62·4 I, Wednesday a1
Lexington Junior I ligh
The Lightning (8-1 O. ~ 2 m
league) received typically .,trong
games from senior Michael FilY
hugh (23 points. seven rebound'>.
four assists and three -.teals) and
junior Kevin Joyce ( 19 potnt'> un
8-of-14 field-goal shooung. four
n·boumh and thn:~ 'tedh1
Hut< .oath '>teve Keith wru. ci.I<){)
rll'a*d with the <.omnbuuon ..
turned m by ..enior <.,c ort-.Olo
e1Wi1 rebound'> dJld four pom~1
and '"f'lhomore MJn Loper I&
wa.,on high nint' pmnl.'>I
':ktge 11111 tJJl .,ohd1t) m hold
on third plate with a wm at
Hrl'thren Olmllan\ Wamor Cen·
•er to111ght I he Warno"' mm·
plett·d the fir.t round with a l.·J
lt•ague mMk., including a 51 31.
111'~ to 1he I Jg)Hrnn~.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Pacific~ LNaut
Nofthwood 60, CdM 45 ScON bv Qu..un
Northwood 111 8 1e 11
CdM u n 9 13
5 'EVF M•C.RANK OM Y Pl.OT
eo Newport Harbor's Andre Pmesett (34) leaves Foothill's Brett Bigler ( 12) chasing Wednesday night
45
• BASKETBALL
Nof1tlwood Stephens 3, Terry 17.
Bailey 13, Zaragowsa 10, R Selway
17
3 pt go1ls Terry 2, Stephens 1
Fouled out -none
CdM -Northndge 3, Seaborn 9,
Matsen 8, Manc1ll111 16, Welch 8. K
Cooper 1, Freede 0, Luce 0, M
Cooper O. MacDonald 0, Wa111nabe O
3 pt goals -M ancillas 4, Seaborn 1,
Northndge 1
Fouled out -none
Acltdtmy LHaut
S~ 82. Oxford 41
Saoe Hill ~ ~ 11 t;2
Oidord 7 10 6 1e 41
~ Hil Joyce 19. Wilkms 2. Cho 4,
Frtzhugh 23. Loper 9, Lefler 3,
Swanson 2. Brewer 0, Semel 0
3 pt goals Joyce 2, Loper 1, Lefler 1,
F!Uhugh 1
Fouled out -none
OICford Acedefny -Canton 2.
fefmaman 10. Barboza 16, Garton 1,
Thompson 5 Van Hill 1. Cav•ness 2.
Kwettlco4
3-pt goals Fermanian 2 Barboza 2
Fouled out none
Tectimcals Tum 1
HtGH SCHOOl GIRLS
Goldefl W... Leape
OcMn View 45, ~ 37
Scotw bv au.,,.,.
CX.on V.f/W 1) ,. 2 11 ·~ Costa Mesa 3 :>e 1 13 11
Oceen vi.w -Alderfer 1, Esposrto 6.
Hanson 2. W1ll1am1 28, McNeff 4,
Rivera 2, Thomas 2
J.pt goals none
Fouled out McNeff
CottJi Meu -Reeves O. Naff 16.
Sand'lez 8, Landeros 4, Brldl 5,
Navarrene 3, TnJpllo 1, K1b1n o.
Vergara 0
3-pt goals 8ridl 1. Navarrene 1
Fouled OUI Sanc:h&r
Eatand• 51, w.tmlnster 55 Scof'9bv~ Estancia 1~ 17 11 9 58
Wettm1ns1er 11 1e 12 111 56
~ W.se 20. Mino 2, Gray 16,
C.S1ro 4. Byfield 1. Pena 9, GarClll 0,
M•ldoNdo 0, Wilson 0, Becerra 0
3-pt goals -W.se 4. f'eN 3, Byfield
1
Fouled out -none
Tedlnala -Eatancia bend'!
W.tmilia.r -Parton 8, Martell 8.
_strltda 8, Arganda 16, Couzena 15,
Villalobos 0
3 pt goals -Arganda 2, P•r.on 1,
Estrada 1
Fouled out -none
Tectimcals -none
JC MEN'S GOLF
OCC wins opener
COSTA MESA -Sophomore
Kelly Wicks earned medalist hon-
ors and led a balanced attack
from the Orllnge Coast College
men's golf team that defeated Ml
Sen Jacinto. 354-362. on Wednes-
day at Qlsl:a Mesa Golf 8i Countty
Oub' Mesa Linda Cowse.
Wteks shot a 3-Wlder 01. while
sophomore Jack ADanach Ii.rushed
at 68. Brad Champk>n (71), Ryan
Peaslee (73) and DcMd Kendall
(75) al.so oontributed to the Pi-
rates' season-opening victory.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celebratiw the ~Plot's Athlete oflM Weell series
TARS
Continued from Bl
seruor center Nechm P'"JJ~l. who
amassed 15 pom t.' and I 2 n·
bounds. The Tat'\, who aho
started 6-61unmr Rren l.cMenlhill.
outrebounded I.he Kmgtw ... JJ Iii,
including a I 0-4 edge tn nffen.c;rve
boards.
"This leagu~ 15 ahout matrh
Uf'l'>." llirs1 c,aid. "lb kmd ol
screwy watdling ldJX> of I oothlll
clismantling Woodbndgt.> llw11.
you ..et> Woodbridge dL'>mantJe U\
(a 57-36 verd1C1 rmla> at Wood
bridge) Tilen. to rnml' gt't J win
at Foolhill . •
The defending leagul' t ham
pion Sador... who aJ-.o deleatl'C.I
f.oolhill in a Decembt'r tc>Uma
ment game. came m ron.is.e<l
With three layup<.. t\M> putbad ... ,
and two foul <JloL4'. the I ar. w11.ed
a 12-4 advdJltage m1dwa..,. through
the first quaner
Rut foothtll. a., 11 did m c1 5l 51
league·upentng lo~ at l\ewpon
Jan. 10. went on a 9 O run to t lo-.c.•
out the quarter with J I i I l. lead
nw Kntgtll~ I.hen went cold,
ffil'-'>tng lhe1r fir.I nmt' '>hol\ or t.lw
'4.'lond quaner, dunng wtuch
unw the )ai)or. rolJt'd up a I l.-0
t:'dgl' 10 regtlUl t0mmand.
And '><l 11 \Wnl, bad and forth.
I.ht• n"'it of I.ht• game. But t.ht'
lvught'> nt.'Ver got clo..er than four.
A 12 foot Andre Pinesett Lhret"-
pointer to bt!at t.l1e t.lunl-quarter
hwz.er frdvt' I !arbor a 40-30 lead.
tlwn a combined IO point'> from
'4.'ll11Jr ~anJ Ola.se Cameron (sl){)
and I .owt•nthal hcl(')t'd I.he Vlcitor.
clo-.e 11 out
Newron I !arbor overcame
-.onw early <,hooung woes !'i for 14
tn UW fir.I qu.trtt'r) to fimsh I 9 of
I:! from I.ht: field (452%1. f.oothill
tonverted l<J ol 46 field·goal at·
temr1,, bur wa.., JU'ol i of 6 from
the ltne Ille \cillor. ~nk 12 or 17
foul ... hot'>.
I hr;1 ..aid defen'>t' and rt>-
houndmg v.ert> tv.o '>ldf'll~ for his
w.m1 Wednc-;day
-we hke 10 hang our hat on our
dde1t-.t' c1nd 1r wt'rt' gotng 10 our·
rehound any tt'am, 11\ ~1ng to llt'
I ooth11l, hen1u-.c of our \l/.t' • .ul
\ arll,1gt'. .. I hr.I "1.ld
~aJevit. rnlJecung quality feeds
frl'lrn leammalc"> m the po\t, h11
tu .. fil"'>t \IX fil'ld goal Jllt'm(')t'> and
firu..,hed 67'\1 from tht· field
Lamt:mn 1rnnl'C.1 hi"> h1g m.an in
double digit'> w1tJ1 I.! flOlnl'>. h1-.
high again.,t leah'lle re>\'\ t.ht'> "4..'a
son. I It' adt.led fiw l\•bound,,
three a~'>l'>L'> and om• '>Wal
Ptnl'Sell had rune p<lllll'>, t'lghl
rebounds. two a!1S1~l'> ,Ulcl one
<\leal and abo .J10uldel'l'd mud1 ol
tht.> ball·handhng duuc<.
<had Horden Lhipped 111 eight
pomt-.. whllt• 1.0 ...... t-nthal added
four pomt' and four board-.
rx .... haw1 l.<l ...... <U'd'>, db l. 1un1or.
Jkilt:d thl' 1111\t't \\1th In JIOlnl\
hut ht• Wil!I Llw lom· t.:rnght m
i.loublt> figure...
1-oollull <;('Onng IC'adt·r Brandt
Bang-. I.! 9 potnl'> (')er game wm
mg m l. wa.'> held to JU\t one ..hell
m ead1 or the fl1'>1 three penoci.\
and wa' 'A:orele..... unuJ ~MJ( tu..,
onlv field go.ti with 5 t4 left m the
gam~
'\;cwpon ,~,11 trv to dn..e out 11 ....
wet>l wHh a '>t>t ond mad victory
at ~:a \.1t'\~ nval Ah.'° \lt~el I ri
day
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POLO
Sailors roll on, 17 -3
Newport I larbor I hgh'' girl-.
water polo team ~pl to a lop·
'\tded 17-3 Sea View League vic-
tory over Visiting Laguna I lilb
Wednesday to U1lprove to 15 J.
.3·0 m league play.
And. Nex Anderson had a goal.
two a.<,...ist-; and a r,teal. Ashley Pa
role had c1 goal and an '15.Sl'il and
Peggy Hecbe had an a.'i..'>ISt and a
<;teal
the \1u.-.ldn~. who ft.>ll 10 10 4.
I-I 111 league
N~7.~t9s3
OCC women sting Hornets;
men drop 66-57 OEC verdict
< O"lA Ml-.5J\ -A 9~6 adv-an
tage m ovenime v-auhed I.he
Ordnge (..Od.'>t CoUege women'>
ba-.kt•tball 1eam LO a 68-65 vtt
tory over the v1sit1ng 1-ullenon
I lomel'. WedneMfay night.
In a game that -.aw 13 ues and
18 lead c: hangt.>s. Loa.st 121 ·4. 6 I
1n the Orange 1-.mpue Confer
encel got 25 pom~ from IJ:t
Mendo1.a on IO-of-2 1 shootmg
fnlln""ed hy llndse)-c.alasc,o IJl
and :--.ancy I laL.su,hi I 11 1 m the
c,conng column for the f>lratL">
FuUenon lfi-R 1-11 had t\\O
player; collect a double-double
(pomlS and rebound' a.'
Sterhante I lanifan led with 17
points and I l. boards while Je<>·
s1ca Jen nm~ tallied 16 and IO
rf.><>pecuvely. Nicole Garber I I "i
and Reena Gonzales 14 I also
contributt'C.I to Fullenon·., 37 q
<J\ooung percentage C..Oa-.t wenl
J8 I 'lb from the field.
rhe Hornets outrebounded
the Pirate!>. 48 33. hut Coa.i.1 h11
1111 q of 23 from thrt't.'·rmnt
ran~t' whtle I ulJt>nnn w~ 5 or 15
fron1 behind tht' c1n
The game wa'> ued. l8 LB. at
h.ilfllmt·
•In 1he (A>d.'t men\ game. La·
ruer Brown 'hot 4 of 5 from
lhree·poinl ranKe and finished 7
uf q from dw lield to -.core a
team high ltt (')OIOl\, hut Coru.l
droprt•d a conference game to
v1.,1ung Fullenon. bb 57
I ullt.>non I I fl 9 l 4 m confer·
t'Oll' '>hl>I light'> out 157 1%
whlll:' < ot1-.1 14 q 3-41 made
onh H of .!.i tit•ld goal anempcs Ul
I.he lir'>t hall and finished at
-10.fltlo:
fullt.>rton "I. on:od :!4 points off
turnm er. to C oa't' I 4 and out
'>l.·ored tlw P1ratt..,, 41 36. m the
"t't.·ond half
AJfon\o Jami.'\ and Ja~on Gare)
each had t>ight rx11n~ foUOWt"d
b\ Mall 1 larth wllh '>I){ aJong Dt
11111nu .. All'x.andt'r and l)tephon
~all''> tallied fi"e (')Otnl'> c1p1ece
<~are\ and "l/ykol.i.'> Pepper;
t'alh hJd two 'iteaf,,
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER .
Day owns Ocean View
Co-,1a Me<.a I hgh senior Sharon Da .. ,wf'l'<l two goal<i and added
three a-.r,rw .. to lead t.he Mustang'> iorf., .,on.er team to a 5 0 Golden
West League vtctory over ns1nng Ocean \.1~ \\t'd.n~ay
"She JUSt owned I.hat game.~ '>CUd \1~ <Odeh Dan Johnston,
whose team improved to 15-1 2 9-0 0 in leagut-and need' one win
to clmch the Golden West otJe
Anne Belden had seven go~
three assists and four steals on a
day when it appeared the Sailors
were playing with loaded dice de-
spite the absence of two staners.
Jenna Murphy and Raelyn Ritch
ie, who were ill.
• We<.tm1n<>ter I hgh goalie N1t -
ole Meyer took the L~ons' offe™>e
mlo her own hands Wednesday
finng the length of I.he pool for
the wmmng goaJ with 30 second<>
left m a 4·3 Golden West League
victory at Costa Mesa.
Lag Hills , ~ O
Newport ~ ~ ' l
,! Day <>Cored CW\ce m the first half off a.s.o;1"1' from her youngt>r sts·
ter Jasmm. and 1uruor teammate !>racy Mltonan C.,Ophomore Jenny Newpoft H.n--Belden 1. Wight 3.
Lansing 2. Conway 2. Parole 1 Ball 1.
Ande<ton 1 Saws -Con.am. 6
Golden W... l.Npt
w.tnWast. '·Costa~ 3
paru scored two minutes mto t.he 'il'C'ond half off an aMlSt by
Sharon Oay and Nilaru Duarte capped I.he sconng. firushmg a long
throw· m from Day. Mesa goalie Kindra Bailey recorded Lhree uves..
Junior goal.te Kaitlyn Gending L'> out with a hip 101ury
Annie Wight had three goals
and an assist. Paige Lansing had
two goals and an assist, Carolyn
C.Onway had two goals and three
steals and Jessica Ball had one
goal. four assists and three steals.
Mesa had the ball Molen on its
linal~ion.
Senior Katie Thorsness scored
twice for the hosts. who also had
one goal from sophomore Sarah
Bowman. Sophomore goalie Ml-
chclJe Payne made 13 saves for
5cof'9 bv au... Westminster 6 1 1 2
Costa Me.a 0 1 1 1
• Eagles fall in late stage to We trninster, 3-2
3
GOLF
Continued from B 1
2003.
Last year, the new fan-friendly lnldotives were
more difficult for some than others. These are
professional golfers wed to jump through a few
hoops and shine in public reladons. They'n! not all
cut out for the job.
The Toshiba Senior a ic last year enjoyed
great success with the Q & A ion It held after
the Saturday round with fans and OU OU
Rodriguez and Fuzzy ZoeUer. who were miked up
and sitting together high on a scaffolding near the
first tee.
This year, Purser announ<ied that Gery McCord
and John Jacobs will entenain the aowd after the
6.rst round In a Q & A on with rans, while
Rodriguez and Zoeller will repeat thelr tage feal ·
after the seoond round.
•••
While the Toshiba c h been pushed back
on the tour CAiendar to the mlddle of Mudl
1.nsttad of early ln the month, the thrrat or rain ls
always on PUnet\ mind. Aft.tr all. the tournament
only gets ooe shot ~ry year. and weetbet
to have played a factor eveiy Y"lf, either ln thf'.
pro-am rounds or competitive p&ly.
~ bawm't bad good wather on lb~ In
three~• Pl.Iner quipped.~ to the
'
w.tmlllltllt-Barron 1, Ratano 1,
Loyne 1, Meyer 1
Costa Meea -Thorsneu 2, ~"n
1. Savee -Payne 13
dlfficuJt scramble tournament officials endured -
led by tournament co· chairman Jake Rohrer -
during Thursday pro-am rounds.
The finaJ round of the 2000 event was ·
completely lost because of inclement weather
Allen Doyle was declared the winner after 36
holes.
•••
Katie Nbright of Corona del Mar High 6n!d a
two-round 176 to finish in the top~ recently in
the Shandin Hills Junior Shootout on the Junior
Amateur GolfSdholars Thur at the par-72 Shand n
Hills Golf Oub in San Bernardino.
She is the daughter of seven-time defending
Newpor1 Beach Country Oub women' club
champion Debbie Albright. tht 2001 lea <Alp
Oassic champion.
•••
~llcan HW GolfOub plans to refurbish all 125
bunkers on its two resort courses this winter, an
effort that wW cnhanot the ap~ of~
bunkers whlle preserving the ortgl.oal Tom PazJo
~ •Refwt>isb.ing bunkers ls ~ulred durl the
lifetime of any golf COW1e. HOWl!Vl'f. nwry cowxs
fill to do to becau. of the rost and lo.a of pa.y,·
PdQn I IDJ Omml Mauger HansjoeiJ Mlillltl'I
aid. ~are two of the pr coor.. In
the coootry and we wOI continue to IR9t ~ IUCh..
The F.stancia High girls soccer 1eam hrld l~ads of 1-0 and 2-1.
but host Westminster scored in the 78th mmut~ to claun a 3-2
Golden West League win Wednesday.
Maria Sanchez opened the scoring for thr Eagles.. then Ruth
Oiavero broke a I · I tie to put the visilo~ on top. once again.
But Westminster stayed with it and overcame the second deficit
to prevail.
Estancia, which received 11 saves from Marn Knchberg. called
up from the junior varsity. feU to 3-7-6, 2-4-2 in leal(Ue
COLLEGE WOMEN'S HOOPS
Vanguard goes up to No. 16
Vanguard Umvcrs1ty
climbed to 16th place ln the
NAIA Women' Basketball poll
The day and fin hed the day
by defeating host California
Baptiat In RJversJde. 70~. l to
m&Jntaln a hold on fint pJac~
In the Golden State AthletJc
Conltrence wtth a 10· l record.
Tht Uons e tabllsb d a 30-
23 lead fn the flnt halt on S of 9
hooting from tbt th.ree·potnt
a.re Yantuard held on for the
ride In the ~od half, out-
ICorinS tbe boat 40·58. to
comp&ett ihe 9·polnt margin
oMctory and remain and lm·
prcne lo 10· l ln the GSA0. Yin•
pant nMMSe t 7 · or 24 tree
throws in th~ flnal 20 minutes
to choke off lhe comeb•ck ef.
foru of Cal Bap,lst.
Miranda Emde paced CBU
with 22 polnta and An la
Romagnoli to l.n l 4 poln
and hauled ln a teem-hip 7
rebound for the 11 • ll Lady
Lancers. CeJ Bl.pt t dro to
•-7 ln GSAC
Jn.nil r WUcm tepped up
wilh 17 poin ror t.be Uo
and or Robbin Oltteft.btr
dropl>f'd ln 13 pofnll and
N'Ytn reboun Vanpard
lmpn1V'et Io 15· 7 oftftl1 •
Van&Uard trave\9 to 8'ola
Saturday for ttw nat coelet·
eou ma1ch u np.Clft ii•
forS:!Opm.
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84 lOOrsday, Janu.wy 30, 2003 SPO R TS Dally Pilo1
su.N HllLER I DAILY PILOT
Corona del Mar boys soccer standout Blake Dillion 1s the Daily Pilot High School Athlete of the Week.
DILLON
Continued from B 1
Dillion's dependability as
one of two center defenders in
the Sea Kings' unique Oat-back
four defensive scheme (a
• '>1gruficant alterarion of the
typicaJ diamond scheme that
includes two fullbacks on
either side of a stopper.
posiuoned clo!.ed to midfield,
and the sweeper. a1 the rear of
th e formation) has helped
CdM conrend for a Pacific
Co~1 League championship.
With Dillion anchoring the
defense. CdM ( 11-5-2, 4-1-0 in
league shut out PCL rivals
University, 5-0, on Jan. 22, and
Calvary Olapel, 4·0, Friday. to
extend its wmrung srrealc 10
6ve. It also prompted Dillion~
selection as Daily Pilot Athlete of
the Week.
"Blake is one of the main
reaM>ns we are where we are."
CdM Coach Pat Callaghan l>aid.
"I !e's the defensive MVP of our
season and our No. I leader. I le
del'>erv~ the recognjcion "
Dilhon's play ha'> pleased his
coach, who conunue!> to be
amv..ed by his co-captain's
relentless purswr of the ball.
"You could call him fearle~."
Callaghan said. "I have yel to see
tum lose a tackle, which is
amaYJng to me. I le never shies
away and he never gets beat. If
he doesn't win the ball with a
tackle. he track!. the player down
UCI
Continued from B 1
year On Its way to Wlnntng
the tournament title, Santa
Barbara knocked off UCI in
the '>emifinals. Now, the Ant-
ealer'> are '>eek.mg a measure
of revenge
UCI Coach Par Douglass
know~ that will be a challeng-
ing task.
"Ther're an explosive
team," Douglas., said of the
Gauchos "They have three
potential players who could
be the Big West Player of the
Year in Nick Jones. Mark Hull
and Brandumn Fullove. Not
too many teams have three
Utah St.
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UCSB
Peclflc
Idaho
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North ridge
Fullerton
Riverside
L8St.
outstand-
ing play-
ers like
W l that."
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5 2 lass also 5 2
4 3 noted the
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Gauchos
are a dan-
gerous
three·
point
shooting
team.
UCSB has
made 16 of 38 (42.1 %) th.ree-
point shots in its last two
wins. The Gauchos have made
130 three-point buckets
through 17 games and aver-
age 7.6 per game. Santa Bar-
bara leads the Big West in
both three-point field goals
per game and three-point
field goal percentage, 39.5%.
"We have to be able to com-
municate on defense," Doug-
las said. "They have also been
one of the stingiest teams. So.
we've had to work on our of-
fense against the man-de-
fense. as weU. •
The Anteaters have several
opllons on offense, yet senior
forward Jordan Harris and
enlor guard Mike Hood hove
been the leading scorers in
Big West play. Harris has
acored 56 points ln the last
three games (18.7 point per
game) to ta.lte over UCl's scor-
ing lead at 12.6 points per
game. Hood wu 8 tor l O from
t.hree·polnc range In the two
ga.m lur wt: k. He hu
tatted the I t four JtBm ,
aconng 59 (14.8 ppg) points In
tb11 tnrtcb and hitlinR 12 of
22 chree-polntera. I le has con-
Yltted all 21 of h fr ·throw
BLAKE DIWON
9orn: Oct. 9, 1984
Hometowh:
Corona del Mar
~S-foot-10 Wel9ht: 150
5pcM't: Soccer
Pos: Center defender
Coad\;: Pat Callaghan
Fevortt. food: Pizza
favorite MOYie: "Super Troopers·
._. .w.tk ~'Winning
the Bell (pefpetuaJ trophy) t.dt from
Newport Hacbof by beating (the
Salton). 3-1, thls =: Hltlh ldtoOI A of._ Week
V: He w• a centnl figure In helping
tt1e Se. Kings post bllck-to-ba
hdfic c.o.st LYgue shutouts .galnst
Unhlenlty (JM\. 22) and C.lwwy Olapel
(.Fridly) en route to a fOUf-game
winning sveM In ~ pi.y.
Olly,.,.
Coll«tor JpOfU <Md~ OJ-S
and wins the ball. I le has never
made a mistake that has cost u ..
a goal. I le also has the abiliJy to
keep our defenders organized ~
ln addition, the converted
midfielder's impact continue!'.
after rurrung away opposing
scoring threats. Upon gaining
pos.se'-Sion, he uses the
playmalcing experience he
gained in the midfield to
kick-start the Sea Kings'
offensive uansition.
"Some defenders only knock
the ball away, but Blake nor only
gains possession, he seems 10 he
very composed with the ball. He
settles the ball, then 6nds a
teammate with a pass. He just
gets things going for us."
A soccer veteran who began
playing AYSO when he was 5,
Dillion also remains on the go
in the fall and spring by
running for the school's cross
country and track and field
teams. He finished fifth at
league finals to earn All-PCL
recobrnition last fall,
specializes iri the 800 meters
on the track. and also runs
both relays in the spring.
When C.allaghan changed his
defense. partly to feature Dillion
and fellow center defender
Shane O>llins. ii meant plucking
Dillion rrom his accustomed
midfield role. Butil was
anything but a hard sell
"Blake is a great kid and he
djdn'I say a word about (the
change)," said Callaghan, who
1erms Dillion his "pM!udo
sweeper."
"Blake is they guy we wan1
marking the least. We want him
free to roam. step to
double-teams and win loo!>e
balls."
On opponents' comer kick!..
Dillion typically matches up
with the biggest attacker, relying
on '>Upreme competitiveness lo
overcome any height or weight
deficiencies.
"I'm pretty strong Wlth my
head and I have confidence in
my marking capability,· he said.
Opponents may have a few
more descriptive words for
Oillion's irrepressible deferu;ive
presence.
STEVE McCRANI( I DAILY PILOT
UC Irvine's Jordan Harris ( 13) figures to be one of the key
figures in Anteaters' game tonight against UC Santa Barbara.
attempts this season.
UCJ also possesses junior
forward Stanislav Zuza.k (8.6
ppg) and junior center Adam
Parada ( 11.5 ppg) as options
on offense. Jeff Gloger, 1he
Anteaters' fre hman starting
point guard, continues to
guide the offensive attack and
remains a leader on defense.
I le ts fourth in the nation In
steals wfth 51 (3.2 per game),
and atop the Blg West stalls·
tJcs In thefts.
Douglasa said his bench Is
deeper than last stMOn.
Freshman Ro Schraeder b a
th~t rrom the out.side. He la
second tn the Big We t ln
thr e point Oeld goal percent·
age, .449 C22 for 49). Junior
forward Mau Okoro h
grabbed 54 rebound.I in the .
past 10 games, while junior
guard Aras Baskauskas and
sophomore center Greg Eth-
ington provide defense. Mlk.e
E!fevberha, UCJ's lone true
freshman. has solid scoring
ability.
Coach Bob Williams' Gau·
cho5 are led by thelr Big Three
of Hull. FuJlove and Jones.
I lull I the Big West leader ln
Uue~polnt fleld goal percent·
age, .461 (47 for 102).
He Is averaging 14.8 points
per game, Ju t behind Fullove,
who haa a 15.2 ppg. average.
Jones scores 12.9 points per
game.
Last year, Jon cored 21
polntt to lead Santa Barbara
to a 66·6 I wtn over UCJ in the
miff naJ of th Big W t
Tournament.
.~. YOUTH SPORTS
Battle of the Bay
goes to Newport
Normandin and Olson score and
goalie h elps preserve shutou t in
the boys under-14 gold victory.
• AYSO 97 SOCCER: Nick Nonn.andln and Tubln
Olaon each scored one goal for Newport Beach in its
2-0 defeat ofO>rona deJ Mac in boys under-14 Gold
AD-Star soccer action for AYSO Region 97.
Andrew Kahan assisted on Olson's goal in the
second quarter and Sergio' Rodrigua passed to
Nonnandin on his score.
SebMdan CrtYello Oeft wing) played three strong
quarters of defense and goalkeeper Tummy Olson
was assisted by Sean Marshall and Jeremy
ManhaB.
Ben Swift. DWon Gledt and Ra Nelson led the
offensive attack for Newpon.
In boys undeT-12 play:
• Newport 6, Yorba Unda 0
Stellar performances by John Ryder and Simon
Fledridt led to Newport's first shutout of the sea.son.
Bobby Okvist started the scoring early and ended
the first half with a hat trick due to support rrom
Jackson c.armack. Scotty Pantofiky and Justin
Cena.lo.
Joshua Doering scored twice m the second half
with help rrom mjdfielders Justin McLaren. Luc
Heasley and Cameron Conway. Corey
Bell-Wheelans broke through Irvine's deferu,e for
Newport's final goal on an assist by (.armack.
Newport' defensive unit of J.P. Muller, Jordan
Mclaren, Na.than Dk.key and Daniel Net7.er kept
the ball in Irvine territory for much of the game.
• South Irvine 2. Newport I
Newport scored 11.l. lone goal on a header by
Okvist. set up by Cerrnto'~ comer lock.
ln boys under-JO action:
Newport remained m firsr place wuh two win.'>
last weekend: 3-2 over Corona del Mar and a 4-0
decision against South Irvine
The be¥ under-10 (.old All-Star !>OC'Cer team from
AYSO Region 97 era'ied a 2-1 Cd.M lead with
third· period goals from John Barton and Colton
Gyulay.
C..dM scored early in the first quarter but Newport
answered with a goal by Gyulay on a Barton assist
Stew:n Miller scored two goah in the second
quarter to help Newport defe-clt South Irvine.
Christian Ochoa o;cored on a penalty lc:ick for a
1-0 lead and Barton found the back of the net on a
breakaway in the founJ1 period to round out the
Newport scoring.
Thnmy Root and Scon Ridgeway 3$i.!.ted the
offense with midfield help from M.Jsha Pakvma.
Ivan Becemt and Ochoa.
Sean Regan. Drew Oilier, Taylor Wildman and
goalkeeper Logan Newen anchored the defense.
ln girlc; under-10 Gold All-&ar acuon:
• Newport maintained its spot tn second place
with two wins last weekend
Newport beat Corona del Mar, 2 I, Saturday
morning.
CdM scored first m the thtrd quarter but Beth
Barnard scored oO a rebound and Lauren Grupe
tallied the game-winner on an assist by Turi Sarris.
Hannah Mcleod and Mary Yeager played strong
in goal and the defense Wcl.S led by Gwen Gaylord
and~Busby.
Newport beat South lrvme. 2· I, m the afternoon
match
Claire SUva scored Newport's first goal on an
assist rrom Natal.le Swift in the first quarter.
After an lrvine tied ii in the 5eeond quarter,
Blakeley flkenec scored the game-W1IU1er off .i
comer Icicle from Barnard.
Amy Kanotz, Callea PJsenberg. Yeager and Grupe
created many scoring opportunities throughout the
second half.
McLeod, Busby and Gaylord Cswceperl controlled
the defense.
Rush hoU?'th.ampionship
• CWB SOCCE~ The OCU Ru~h. a Newpon
under-IO girls soccer team, won Its two games
last weekend to take the championship of the
OCU Invitational at UC Irvine
McK.ende Brown scored the only goal in the
defeat of Crown City United of Burbank in the
early game Sunday.
In I.he later game Sunday. the Rush came away
with a 5-1 victory over Cerritos after trailing, 1 ·0.
Brown scored three goals and teammates
Marta Tena and Jordan DUUon added to the
total.
Defenders AJ.Ue Gordon and Dillion helped
limit Cerritos to only nine shots on goallceeper
Alexa O..lpofl.
The Rush allowed only two goals the entire
tournament. Marla Swift, Ashleigh Smith, HaJey
Raguse. Ellie N'adel, JennJe Penunuri, Natalie
Rempa111d and Jenna Vogel contributed to the
team's solid play.
The Rush finished second in its club league
season with onJy one loss and made it to the
quarterfinals of the League Cup. which includes
under· 10 girls teams from Orange and Los
Angeles counties.
Undefeated Raiders have the balance
• YOUTH HOOPS: The Newport-Mesa All-Net
fifth~grade Red Raiders basketball team
Improved to 6-0 with a 49-41 victory over Santa
Margarita.
Strong defense led I.he R.aJdera to the win.
'J'Nvor Miles led Newport in S<:Oring with 12
points foUowed by Andrew Roth (elgbt), Parbr
$tone {seven) and Pletcher Della Grotta (seven).
DUlon Campbell and CoWn Krahe led in the
steal department with four and three,
respectively. Andrew R.Joe and J.D. Abbott (five
and four rebound , respcctJvely) controlled the
glus.
bndall Nebon led with seven lsts.
In th.ltd/fourth-grade gfrls action:
• Golden 11.wb 23, Spub • 9
X.-., Woo Jed the Hawb with nine point
and 0.1111• Buth conlrlbuted eight.
Kathli'yia Conner and Adelle RJc:hJey led th
dde~.
points and Alex AJeU011 five.
•Wizards 13, Magic 7
Saylor Schroff led the Wtw.rds with six point.,
and Brooke Lux added four.
Mary McKenna had four points Cor the Magit
• Newport La.ken 27, lrvtne Roadrunners 17
Kelsey Canido led I.he Lakers with six poinl'>
Valerie Martin and Ellka Paterl played well
defensively and on the boards.
Hornets coast to victory, 66-37
• VOlITH HOOPS: The I lornets improved 10
7·0 with a 66-37 victory over the Mavericks in
boys seventh-and eighth-grade Newport-Me.,a
National Junior Ba~k.etball action.
I-our players scored in double figure
including Erik Rask and Andy Rovzar, each w11h
J 2 points. followed by O.ase Pinesett with 11
and Austin Apramlan's 10.
Gus FJlls scored eight points while Thomas
DlaJynas (seven), Kevin Rask {four), and
Timolhy Regan and J.P. Gormly leach with 1v.11
added to the lolal for Newport.
Pinesen led with eight reboundi. followed by
f.llis' six, Erik Rac;k's and Timothy Regan'<, four,
Apramian and RoV?.a.r's three and J.P. Gormly
and Kevin Rask'~ two boards.
Erik Rask led with four assists as Rov'l..ar and
Erik Rask each rallied two. P1n esett, Oialyna5
and Regan each had one as~isl.
01alynas contributed two steals followed h)
Kevin Rask and EU1s' one each. EUis and Pinf"'>t'll
ali.o tallied one block apiece.
CdM blank both weekend foes
• AYSO REGION 57: The Corona del Mar bo\'
undcr-10 Gold Afl·Star soccer team from AYSC '
Region 57 taU1ed rwo .. hutout victorie<t la<,t
weekend.
(.dM Lroum:ed V1~1tmg Tusti n. 8·0, Wllh Ma...on
Case an.d Jack McBean each scoring three goal'
along with Kjell Wolker and Connor GaaJ
collecting '>Ingle scores. Brennan Anderson
~~l'>ted on Wolkcr'i. goal
Defenders Garrett Larson, Blake Thomsen
and Brent Gray stynued numerous offensive
attack!> while '>Citing up offensive !>ets with
pa.!>'>e'> lO midfielders.
( dM beat North lrvtne. 4-0. in the early ganw
Saturday.
Goalkeepl'r Oark CaahJon made a save, ther'I
booted the ball to Jack Gorab at midfield c.orah
led Gaal Wlth a touch pass and t.he latter bl~led
the ball into the net from IO yards out.
Hector Marino scored from 18 ya.Jds our on an
angled shot late in the third quarter.
With the two wms, Cashion recorded h1'> thmJ
l>hu1ou1 of the toumamen1.
Blue find all the clues
• YOUTH SOCCER: The Corona del Mar Rlue'
Ouec, girls under· 12 Silver All-Star soccer team
defeated Newport, 4 -0, to remain undefeated a1
5-0.
OaJre Schmidt i.cored two goals with Megan
Otterbein and Lella Pozin each tallying <tingle
scores.
Klmberly Condino, Kelaey Davis, Valerie
Avila, Rebecca Beyer, Kathryn Conner and
Amanda Johnson provided offensive support.
(,oallceeper McKenna Caskey along Wlth
defenders Taytor Rhodes, Layne Kelley. Alexa
Cohen and RylJe Levasseur, anchored rhe
defen~e.
Newport Beach defeats CdM , 4-1
• YOtrrH SOCCER: The Corona del Mar
All-Stars defeated Newport Beach, 4-1. in boys
under-12 Gold soccer action Saturday.
Adrl.an Rodriguez scored on a penalty kick for
Newport. Goalkeepers Tim Barela and Hayden
Navarro saves many shots on goal and received
defensive assistance from Tom Badum. Justin
Paber and Jeff Newman rounded out the
defense.
Jay Ordaz penetrated the CdM defense and
had some shots on goal while forward Hric
Holland and Adrian Rodriguez assisted on
offense.
Aggressive tackles by Easton Gledt provided
midfield protection and Joel Betonte and Derek
Boler moved the ball well.
Lucky Olanns have good fortune
• AYSO REGION 120: The LudcyOianns. a
girls under-I 0 soccer team from AYSO Region
120, maintained its bold on first place In the
Area 1 IQ SIJver AJJ-Star championships with a
3·0 victory over Tustin.
Zulekya Ruiz, Jackie Freiberger and Molly
McFarland each scored goals for tbe Olarms
and goalkeeper Arlana Dlspalatro recorded her
fourth shutout ln flve games.
WhJtney McAJeer, Amanda Wlanelsld and
Cindy Rubio all helped In the victory.
The Olarms played Yorba Unda to a 1-l lie
al o In weekend play.
Lei Hookano scored the lone Mesa goal.
Defenders VMaaa Batnda and Lauren blu
along with rrudflelder Huntu StrodeJ held
strong.
Smooth sailing for Slammers
• CWB SOCCBR: The Newport Be•cb
Slammers, a girls under· I I club aoccer team
ranked 1lxlb ln the nation, won Its fourth
tournament this aeuon at the 20th annual
Sereno Classic tn Mesa. Artr..
In the final the Slammers beat the OaJ.Jq
Teuru , I 0, with a goal by DuW1e ~
Th Slammers won alJ four pma In pool play
fonnat. acortng 11 goaJ apln t the o.nu Sdng.
Surf, GUbert Olva.a {.Ariz.) and the Golden Bagi
(AIU.).
Coalkeepera &aq ....,.., and Bmma Stco-
e ch had a 11~ to contribute to the ftn&I
lhucou The pub were paced by Dwan Sharp'll llx
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I 11\I l.ul 1011 N•w11url
Crnltr Cletv• Nr .. l•!H I
Buch CA 9lb60
I 11~t rut 4 Kid\ Int
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nnOI '4 Oi
200U9'04H J
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.Tift doing bu•.int\\ •" S•i,,ie\R~••~w rum 'IOI
Don 'il<P•I '.u1fr· I S8
Newpntl B•.ll h CA
97660
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Sir eel Su1lt I !>8 Ntw
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dueled by • t nr pm allon
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bu\lness yeti N11
B•kitr lhomun A
soc1al" ln\ur.nL e Ser
YICO
l1lf11n1t 0 BHon
T1ta\Urtt
lhis •l•l•m•nt wn
!tied with lh• Cuunty
Clerk of Oran&' Cuunlv
on 01/24 Ol
200'6UOt27 o .. ty P1k>t J•n lO f eb
6 13 10 lOOJ Thl?5
2MO llplNalca ......... ... s.......
rhe tottow1n1 perion
••e do1n11 busmen u
A > On DVO. B ) On CO
15? J7 Sprin11dale SI
Huntin1ton Beach CA 921>49
Crnt111a K, Pl11tltp~ 1!>231 Sp11nad1le St
Huntrnatun Beach. CA 91649
Thos bus1n~s is 1.oo
due led by "" ond1v11tu<1I tine you storied doing
busone\s yet' y,., Det ? 1998
Cindy Philltp'
I hi\ \t.itrrnent wa5
flltd with the C<mnly Cl~1k of U14011,t' Cuunty
on 1/14103
20036929596
Daily Ptlol l~n lb. 2 J.
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Cusl• Me"' CA 97617
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20026 926357
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20036929S9S
Cl•ily P1I• I l•ro lb ! 1
10 f rb b 100 I I h•)8/I
The followrn11 11erson1
ace do1na bu\lnus u
Blue uy Bay Common
Aiu fund. 1201 Oo•e
Strut Suite 100. New
port Buth CA 92660
Br a d lay W Sehr oth,
1201 Ouve Slteel Sutt•
100 Newport Buth I.A 92660 • •
Thi" bu\1nt'~ t\ tun
duded by ~n mdrv10u•I
11 .. vl' yuu 'I.I•• led du11111
busine" f~t' y._ 01/
l5i2Q()j •
Bradley W Sthrolh
lhl\ \1dltrn~nt wo
tiled wtllo thp C11unly
Cleek of Uran~• Cou11ty
01101128/01
20036931320
Datly P1l1rt '"" 30, r ~ll
6 11.t'O,?()(Jj lh174
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16761 V1ewpu111I I ,;n~
Unit 70', Hu11l!n~lr111
Bl'dtll CA 9lb4 7
renr11ler Su~ C•mpb•ll
16161 \11twpo1nl l •"•·
Un11 10!> Huntonatnn
Bull CA 9?6'7
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du<led by an 111d1vidu•I
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F • ar1~ r Rt!~
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l11Pd with the Lnunty
c1~.~ ,,, llr.lng• founly
nn 01 Ob10j
20036928650
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bu\tllt" y•I' No 20036930120
R11btr 1 l t~ Nrl•.tlft O•tly Ptl"I J•n !l 10
Th" •.!dltrnenl w•' f ebb l 1 lOOc 11111111
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lO l•b 6 lOOl lhl02 I ro1nk · Barb~r\hnp ActlllM lcnirttss <'1)81 f Or ~n~•thttrpe
Pl.tcrnloa CA 92870
.... ~ fr•n~ P•dOl•l .. rd 1.1891:1
lht lollnw1nr fl<"""" !luch'"'" Ir.ti! Dr
••• dutn11 bll\tnt\\ •• C111on01 CA 9 !Slsl
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dut trJ hy .tn tndiwH1u.al bu'\mf' .. yf'I t y,.!!i I .l'.>
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ltl~d ,.,,h !hi' (<>unly Ut•"-of OtJnt(e I •nwty fl•r~ "' Or•n~' County I"" 01 /4 01 on 01 28 Ol 20036930930
200!693 1322 Daily Ptlol l•n IO ~ ·~
0,11ly Polo! J•n 30 Feb 6 13 IO ?OOJ I h I H
6 I i XJ :>00 l Th I Z1 r lditiM lusiliKl
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111c10 rA 92656
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liltd will> th• l'ounly
G!i!r k ol Or anRP Lounty
nn 01 11 OJ
2003'929 50 2
D•oly Potot l•n lb 7 J
)() Feb 6 1003 T h099
I h• lollow1ng P""'"'
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w._ Tho-Y'lt'OG1llSI••• • '""
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M11nlt Salo! 46 I 111• 11~
los NtnU\ RJncho ~ml.1
M•r1t•rtt.1 I A 9lf>81t
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9?688
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w1ff'
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bU\tn~' yf'P No
Monlr Saini
Th•\ st .. trm .. nl wo
f1"'d ... th th~ County
Clet ~ of 01 an&P t nunty
nn 01 28. OJ
20036931321
Daily P1tol I.In lO. f tb
6. 13. 20. 2003 Thl23
The followln1 perU>ns
•1e do1111 busmen u
ColOf WOffls Pamlln&
233 lfn111 a Ave • Hun
tin1ton Beach. £A 926'8
Ch•tles C Johnston, 233
Elm11• Ave . Hunhn1t on
Beath. CA 926'8
fh" bu~1nen 1s t(>n
du< tpd by an rnd1v1dual
lf11ve you ..,.1.,ted doma
bu,IJIO\ yr.I, N11
thar le~ >ohn\lon
lhis i l•ltment wn
ltlf'd with the County
I'"'~ of Oranite County ()n 1/14/0J
20036929571
Daily Pttot J~n 16 2J
JO I eb 6 70tH Th093 ----flc1tttM~
"-e Stattllltllt
I h,· l11llnw11111 per ~On\
Art' duine bu\111~\\ a\
Strnplt l\ues\ Coown
"'K l~S8 I atr w•y Or
Co' t• Me'" CA 9?f,77 D•mrl Wh1lakN :1')':>8
F 411 wo1y De r.u\lo1 Mt'\J
C.A926/7
lttt\ hu\tn .. ,\ " tun
du• led hy •n tnd1•1dudl
ltd•~ yuo ''"' l~d d<11na 111mn .. ,..,.' yt't' Ye' I I J
('()OJ
Dan1'I Whota~tr
fh!\ \l•ltmenl WH
l!led with lht' Cr uoly
fl•th uf l)rdOit f.,unly
un I I• Ol
200369 79573
O•olt 1'1lul l•n I& '1 J
llJ f •b b 700} TlifflO
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1 h~ lvlh1,.tn~ P~"un\
Mt dn1n11 bu\lflf'\~ •S
UC \iu11 >Mr~t~ l!S Jrd
Sheri 'iutlP If Hun
l11tKIOn b•at h l A '111)48
l 1\a f11,~tr \, n& 15th
Str~•I, •4 Hunlonglon
BtJI h CA 97648
fh" busont\\ ·~ ton
du1 ltd IJy An tnd1v1dual
liov. yt>u ''••led d•Jlni
bu\one" yel' Nu
l is.i Ru~•"
t ht\ \ldl .. mtnt "'"'
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1 t1• lull1JWUlK JH'f\UO\
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ti h'' vuu ~t.H t,.d dr1in"
hu<.rnr• •. ytl' No
I l11•b•lh Amen!
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11• d<11111t bu\1n•\\ .is
A J f.1fl,lnp14 tom 8 r
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8td<I> !A9?b&O
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N•wpur I l,o•st CA
9lb'>7
lh•. bu\1ntn I\ 'on
dut trd l1y •n 1nd1vidu•f
H l•• ,ou Udlttd dOtnfl
bu· .,,f''\~ ~t't' Nu
lone ,,d I UI> M•t tdu
lh1\ \hlt'mtnl wn
!!ltd .. 11h th• County
I lt'r~ ul IJr•n~e rounly
un I 14 01
20036929 S99 n ... 1v r11u1 1 .. n 16 n
lO f 'I> f, ?00 j 1h094
fiditlM~ .... s .....
r t>r fnllowtnp P•J\OO\
,, ,. tfttma bUSff\f' '\ A'-
And••a\ Ot"i"' llh/I
M•t1le1 I a11• •4 Hun
lm.clnn Re"' h l.A 97647
Ant11P.1\ S1rmu1:v• l/lb9
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t t1Ullld1n V"ll•V lA
9710M
l!nnnoe Surn11n1 111 bq
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I ounl•tn v.111•'1 t A
9?108 Thi~ bu\lnr\\ " cun
du• trd by hui.bAn.1 And
,,.,,~
Ha•• y(lu \l.,l•d dn1n1t
hu~!Ot\\ yrl 1 No
Bonmt Sum ·~Y'
lht\ •l.tlemtnl ... ~
ftled "''lh thr County
Cltr~ uf 01.tnto;r rounly
onOI ?8 Ol
200J 693 IJ37
D•tly P1kll J•n 30 I rb
6. IJ. 20 ?OCH ThllO
A HEARING on the
pelltlOn Wll be held on 02l'Z7 /03 al 1 30PM in
De0C L • 73 located 11 341 THE CITY DRIVE.
.... . . ...... , ..
AcllM .... ... s......
Th• follow1n1 peri.on1
•r• d01n1 bus1neu n
(uro Ameunn Collison
Canlar fl. 20591 Puul
W•y. La~e fores! CA
92630
A •nd H In' tCA>
20591 Pnul W<1y, lake
Forest, CA 92610
lh1\ bu~n••s 1s con
duct9Cf by • cOfpoc •loon
H•ve you \l•rled dome
bU\!nen yet' Yes XlOO
A 1nd H In'
Wilham K•noont
This ~latement was
ltled wtlh lh11 County
Clerk of Or an11• County
on 01/17/0J
20036930118
O.i11ly P1lol l•n 23. 30.
feb 6 J:l,2003 lhlJO
fldltlws INltss .... s .......
lh• tulfow1~g penun>
,,,~ dotnit IJusint\~ n
New Ord•• T•chnolog1e>
18071 f tlth A•• Irvine.
ca 9261•
lAn&lord Delano Men
lit'\ ?398 C Iden •B
Co\ta Mes• Ca 'l'lb21
I ht\ busme~s 1s Lon
du• ltd by lln 1ndoo;1duat
Hn• ynu started dnm11
bu••nr\\ yet> No
I •nglurd Deldnn Men , ... \
I h1\ \l.tltment w•~
l1lr<I "''" !he County lit•~ of Oranee County
un ll 26 02
2002692782S
D••I i Pilot Jan ?3 30
f Pb ft I) 20()3 lhllJ
flditiM INMu
"-S"*--1 I"• followtn& per son\
••• du1ng bv~ones• u
Juli• M•"O" 905 (
A••l•m Ave Santa Ana.
CA 9VOli
Broan Boulter. 905 £
A••fon Av~ Santa Ana.
tA 92706
I hi\ bustne\s t~ l<in-
dut.led by an 1nd1v1du•I
Havt you \l.rted doing
bU\tn~\\ y~I' No
B11•n Boulter
1 "" . statement "'"' ltlf'd with the County
(;lf'rk of Or•n&e County
c.nOl 17 OJ
20036 930 122
Oa1ly P1lgl l•n / j 30
f •b 6 11 2003 Thl07
lht lolluw1n1, pe1sun·
.tr.. d·~tne bu'\•nt-s-s as
Sf.I Nl 1041 W 18th St
•B HI'> I usto1 Me• .1 r A
<j?f.11
Hl'•'" Ml\1• .ti '""Ill w Ah,.,, V1e1u
9?6Sft
Tht\ bu\1nes .. ~ <On
dut t•d by an 1nd1v1dual
H••e you star ltd tlu1ng
bu\in"s ytt> Yt\ O'l
]~ 1996
lunR Wonng Hyun
lh1\ sldlem•nl Wd\
hied w1lll the County
Cit<~ ot Orange Counlv
un 01 28/03
2003693138 2
Datly P1101 Jan 30 F rb
6 11 lO 2003 Thi l6
Tht tollowm1 pusun.
art dome business as
SRC C nttt t ••nmenl 70? ·r· R•ndulf Coit• Mes.>
CA92616
Darrell Verlfu\<U 2000
Cr.tne Canyon Rd S.tnta
Rosa CA~
c .. tht,.ne "'' dusco .?000 Crane C•n111n Rd
Sant.. Ro\a CA 'Y.>404
Tho\ bu\tnen •S ton
du~led by hu~b•nd and
wrft-
Have you \tarled dome
bu\1nns yel, Nu
0Arrell 'le1du\L
C•lht11ne v~rdU\Ct)
l h" SIAlemonl WdS
!Md wtlh lht Cuunly
C!•rk ul Otani:• County
""I? 11 Ol 20026926 772
Odoly Ptlul Jan
ll IO 7001
9 16
1h078
Fldltious a...ss ,._s.._..
Th• tolfow1n11 p~rson'
,.,,. dome bu\in~s~ a"'
A 1 Bea1 h C1h•• Con
\lruchon l.omp•ny B )
Ille Store C.tre Spr
c oahsl< 300 PaLtli<
Co.ts! H1ehway •l IR
Hunltn11tnn 81'1lh CA
q;>M8
h"f l Kountz S2
Btnntll Ave •4 long
B~.t<h CA 90803
Th1\ busm.,~\ •~ con
ducttd by .," 1nd1v1dual
H1ve you <tarted dotna
b11\lne·u v~t' YPs 10
13 t'OOO
lfltt Koonu
lh1s statement WI\
ftltd w1lh lhe County
Cieri\ of Ot anat County
on 01/24/0J
200HU091S
Daily Pilot Jan JO r eb
6. 13.20.lOOJ Thl26 ,..._..._
... s .....
The lollowtna per sons
11 e dorn1 busmen as
WebW01ks Studio, 2433
fordh•m, Costa Meu.
CA92626
Clay C Custer. 2433
Fordhem, Costa Mua.
CA92626
This business. rs con
duc:led by an lnd1vidu-I
Have you stwted doln&
bustnu1 yet? No
Clay C Cluster
lllll statement was
filed wrth the County
Cle<fl of Orenae County
on Ol/17,1)3
tOOHU01 It
Dally Pilot Jan 23. JO.
ftb 6, 13, Z003 111109
Rc91m ..... ... s......
Tht fottow1na person'
art dolnt buslnus u
Comy11te1 Partneu.
1513 SPflnJd•lt St.
ttunlinalon 8..ch. CA 9:1649 I
01""Y Elwerd Ptlilllfl•·
15.237 Sc>rin1d•lt St.
Hllntilltten 8 .. d 1, CA
92649
CJ lllhfe K. P lllltlpt. ltZ37 $tlftn&dalt St •
HuntlllflOll BNdl. CA
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By CHARLES GOREN
wltb OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
THE fi"EMAl .. E OF THE SPECIES
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alnlOll every h.\l. Once, wt1en J>laYl.ll&
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Ooml, inf2:1n11 lWJOClll event. 11 ltbilar . ""Oh. Mn Sobel.
what'11 11 i.ke to be playing with one
of the 1..me's ?! pllyers"" Shr mot bid. ··0oo t ask me ruk lum 1"
Mn Sobel held the We6t carcb on
tlm de&I Aller Souch "s jump wft.
neither 5Pf0es OOf hcani w~ the •arecd 11Ump wit. ~four no trump was Blackwood and the re~pun>oe
showed two aca. As long Ill> the JJCk of hcaru was guarded ~re than tw~. 13 tricks were thete for the
taking. In addition. if the heani. did
not bn:al., there was the addlllonal
chance of ~1sbing spai.le<. "'a ..
finti\C
Women"> hodge~ made dr.unat·
IC \Incle\ over the past two decades.
and there are many distingu11Jicd
That ~ exactly what Mri Sobel
reasooed w. rather than mike the
ttxthoolc lead of !be jact of clu!K, \he
tab~ the ttn of ~pikic\' Comtdet
Suuth's dilemma. To W.c the )pad.:
finc-se and nslt bemg let at the ~cry
fi"t tnck was unthinkable whrn only
a 4 I he4lll break v.1th the knu H' in
the loog hean hand could ~«>p I "\
ln(; k). i.o South rose wt dt the .11.1.: of
)p00e\ at Ind: one and wcnl do.1wn
one tnd .. rluycr~ .imong the d"uiff \Ide
lov.c,cr. tal.c ii vote for the be,.1 IO
lcn\Jlc ,iar, 1n the game "s hi~tory and
PHllUPS AUTO
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T ..... ·oo Sp~•d Yellow 12k
miles
<•19005) S63.980.00
IMW 3251•
<out>t '9 5'
Black tlUlo low m•les
(. 185781) $12.980.00
IMW 7401 Sedcm ••• White w/perlecl
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bide~ lthr 5 $peed
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lo•d~d. n1ee family
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