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SATURDAY,MARCHl,2003 .-
.·1\1.etnofies , seared: in a cominu·nity
A year ago, two fires hit the Monticello Town
Homes Complex within days of-each other.
Community is closer now, some say.
DHpa Bharath
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The last year
has felt longec ~l it should have
for Julie May.
mother.
wl've learned to let it all go."
May said. "Losing all that is not
like losing a person." ·
paral\oid for .a while. said Julia
Cross. a board member of the
Monticello Homeowners Assn.
A year later, people are pulling
their lives back together, she
said
"I'm exated to see people's
livt:!i getting back on track,"
Grn~ said. "'There're still some
rattled nerv~. but we've been
able to gee pru.1 repaJr.., insur
an cc and le~al i&sues."
\he sald board members sym
pathued with those whose live!>
wNe turned up'>ide down by the
inc1denL'>.
FYI
Several Monticell o residents will
gather at the Vanguard Fire
Station at 5 p.m. today'in
memory of the fires and to thank
the Fire Department for their
services during and after the
incidents. They will also present
Chief Jim Ellis with the two
photographs of the explosion
and fire taken by McDowell.
\
it"., the truth about insurance,
paperworl and la...,yer<>. Thl' t c>r-
porate• 'hht!el turn'> very '>lowly,
and that\ fruslraring."
CAUSES ANO CONCERNS.
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A year ago, on March 2. 2002,
her lownhome burst into flames
as she was lounging by ·the
swimming nool with her family.
May lost six pets and everything
she had collected since she was a
littJe girl -dolls, 6gurin~. ~.
crystal, beanie babies and
memories -aJong with pictur~
and heirlooms bequealhed to
her by her recently deceased
May's home in the MonuceUo
rown J tomes Complex. off rau-
view Road and Vanguard Way,
burned down less than 48 hours
after another explosive early
morning fire in the same com-
plex killed a 68-year-old man
and jolted n~ighbors out of their
beds. That fire also c;hattered
windows and caused <,lrncturaJ
damage to neighboring horm-s.
"It was extremely difficult be-
cau-.e rebuilding was a very slow
prolCSS." cro ...... said. ") think we
have a coupll' of wmdows that
are !rllll boarded up. If we learned
~mething from this experience,
Fire inve!>tagator'> concludl'd Fr E PHOTO /DAU Pt..OT
that Lill' fire 111 May'!> home wa.,
The two fires lrfl the <;mall
community dv.ed. confused and
A Costa Mesa firefighter lays down a hne as Inspectors
See MEMORIES, Paee A4 investigate the scene a year ago at the Monticello Town Homes.
PHOTOS SY DON LEACH I OM. Y Pl.OT
French exchange student Axelle Herlemont. middle, 1s sad to leave after a two-week stay en Newport Beach, as her host friends Maggie Nelson ,
left, and Samantha Price comfort her at Corona del Mar High. Below, French student Lucie Vidal, nght, hugs host friend Samantha Price.
Bon voyage
Six French students bid their hosts goodbye
Friday, bu~ they'll be reunited come April 5
Chrt1tJnt Carrillo
Daily Ptlot
A aornber au revoir was said at
~ Corona del Mar High Sc.hoot
Pnday afternoon when six
exchange students from Antibes.
France headed back to their
homeland.
After brins£ng a bit o( Prance to
Newport Beach and getting a taste
of Atneric:a to takr beck with them.
the hardest thing chey had to do
was leave thetr new friends bdi.ind
Unable to push back the tears.
the six students from ~
Auruberti. a high school in Antibes.
Md their ix high school ho6ts
embraced and assured one another
that they'd be reunited Yet)' soon -
April s. to be exact.
As part of the Newport Beach
Sister Oties Assn., .six Newport
Beach students. all of whom Just
FAMILY TIME
happened to be girls. got to
participate in the orgaruzaoons
student e:xchange program.
Although Antibes has been
Newport's sister city ror about 20
~the student exchange
program, whJch is for fm.hmen and
sophomores only, wasn't established
undl2000.
"It' ~ great, and its amazing
the bonding th.at has developed
here." said Sidney Stokes. president
of the association.
And the bonding will continue
when the six Corona deJ Mar
students head to Anti.bes on April 5
for a two-week crash course on life
in f\"ance. •
• 1 think I learned I could speak a •
lot more French than l thought I
could," 16--year-old Maggie Nelson
said: •rm ~ emted to go and I'm
See VOYAGE, Pa1t M
ELECTION
Campaign
complaints
filed by
both sides
f._:hargcc; of misconduct,
finance vio lations are grbt
for council's study session.
June Casaerande
Dally Pilot
Nf:WPORT BEA( If -A debate OvC'r the
nty'!> rnmpaign rult•' I'> boiling over inlll an
all out battle, wilh alll'g<ltion .. being lobbed
from both '>tdes
{,reenh~ht leadt'r' havl' filt'd a .-.ll'W of
l omplaini-. again'>t • learn Nl•wport • and1
dare-; C ouncilml'n Gart \dam' Tod
Rldgewa\-.md Don \o\ebb and bu.-.int."-,man
rkmie Sval .. tad -and thetr hared cono;u~ant
Dave Elh-; In tum. l"lh'> ha'> '>llbmmed IO ulv
offitld.I ... rnmplamh allegmg tlldt c.reenlt¢lt
ha' brolen campaign finanll' nil~
Though tt'c; the City clerk., )Ob to wade
through the allegaoon., as the} pt>nam to nty
rul~. the allegauom will get the moc;t play m
( at) l.ounc1l chambe~ a!> councilmen wade
through a bog of balk and fonh accu<;a~n.,
during a campaign finance <.tudy c.,ess1on
City Any Bob Burnham and I are gomg to
get down to busmec,,., to make th•~ study .-.et">-
"2n happen." Counnlman John Heffemcfn
'>aid
The '>tudy <,es.ston . ongmally requested by
I lefJeman, has been postpo~ wtule oty of-
final'i work out thl' details of what the city
might wunt to con<;1der as 11 looks at ~p
ang 1s campaign rull'"
In addition to the complaints agamst
"Team Newport," Gn.-enllght leader Phil Arsl
has accused the Newport Beach Police As.'in.
Voter Awareness Commintt, the Newport
Beach Firefighters. Assn. and the Newport· ,
Beach Public Safety Assn. of vio'l,luing cam-
paign rules In the city charter.
Greenlight's charges against bOme parties
include allegations that Team Newpon sup-
porters who sent out absentee ballot appli·
cations • pubUc service to mJdents used
Information plMred &om tbe_m for the par·
ti.san purpose or compiling a database of ad·
dtesses to promote the ca.ndidates.. Green-
light alleges that thJS i$ a violation of city
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Daily Pilot
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''tHEMORAL
OF THE STORY A musical expression-of worship
~mbracing
all .cre{;itions
"He 1110/k )OU so )OU could sham In hJ.s
crealion. could love and ""'8fl tm4.b1ow
Him."
-TED GRIFFEN
Every day, I am amazed at bow
remadcable God's aealion Is and how
many different ways he showers the
world with his magn!ficeoce. Each mom.ing
this week. I woke t~ new day of dlanglng
weather. and each afternoon I enjoyed a
changing sky before
~settled in for
thenighi:. ·
Last~ I greeted
each morning by
looking out a different
window at a beautiful
world of snow. I went
skiing with family,
and~I
faced. Helt that I was
looking ·at one
creative masterpiece
after another.
We left early in the
morning to fly to our
CINDY
tRANE..
· CHRISTESON
ski destirultion. I was tired. l¥Jt I so enjoyed
the people I was ~ttiog next to on the plane,
as well as the_ ever-charigihg views. At first, I_
coald see the-ocean out the window, and
before long I saw desert lands. ·Finally we
Came to a. Jan~ blanketed. in snow.
The first morning there, we i-ode a chair
lift that.took us te almost 12,000 feet. It was
a i:1ear day, and it seemed like I could see
foreve~ In every direction, lsawsomething
spectacular, beautiful aiid. in many cases,
.breath-taking. The aisp colors of the
piercing blue s1cies, pure white clouds and
dark green trees~ so vivid. I thoughf it
was because of the lenses in my goggles.
When I took them off. it was no l~
dramatic. but I bad to put them back on
quiddy because of the intensity of the light
One morning before going out to ski, I
read a Psalm that.includes the words, "Your
1mfai1ing IO'Je, 0 Lord. is as vast as the
heavens; your faithfulness reaches beyond
the clouds. Your righteQusness is like the
mighty mountains, your justice like the ocean depths. You ca.re.Jor people and
animals alike, 0 Loni How precious is your
unfailing love, 0 God!"
I thought about the Psalm throughout the
day becaiJse it seemed to fit what I was
~=tivity in nan't-e is certainly
something to marvel at, but so is his artistry
in the Wiiqueness of every boy arid girl, y
every man and woman.
I enjoyed talking with j>eople of all ages
on the chair lifts and aroµnd the ski village.
Whether they were childreit, ski iristructors
or~ I foWld that the people
were as enjoyable and diverse as the
scenery. .
I had ftm learning about different hobbies
and SJX>lts from people who lived in New
York, Rodda. Montana. Mis&ssippi and
Michigan. I also learned about the political
and geographical climates of Argentina and
New Zealand by students who were worlcing
there.
There was never a dull moment or a
person I didn't enjoying learning from and
about. Each one was as unique as the
snow6aJces that gently fell OD US.
It was a special tteat to watch children's
excitement in being aod in playing in the
~ and I laughed right along with many
of them in their sheer glee at being alive.
God's aeadon, like his love. is
never-ending.
And you can quote me on that
• CJllUf TRANE CHRISTESON hi a Newport
Beadl resident. She may be reamed bv tHTlall •
at cindyllonth6Qrow.com or through the mail
at P.O. Box 6~No. 505, Newport Beecti, CA
92668.
~ ~ . ~ ' Tim Getz is the minister of music: at Saint
Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church.
It's really introspective and
.. meditative, and the service is
~ntially a lot of these piecies .put
together for an hour. "
8¥ Suite Harrl1on
Daily Pilot
T be fifth concert in the 2002-03
Friends ofMusic."Fitst
Sundays at Five" Series at ·
~~.Michael &All~els Episcopal
Ou.u'Cb will be held Surlday. Qilled
"A Winter's Night." it will feature the calming and deeply spiritual music
ofTh.lze:
Tun Getz the church's•minister of
music said that it's less of a concert
and qiore of a musical expression of
Worship.
"Tuize is named for a monastery
in France," Getz said "It's known for
FAITH CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
DIVOftCE RECQVERY WORKSHOP
The seminar is for any divon:ed or
separated person and will include six
consecutive Thursdays, March 6
through April 10, from 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. The R~: Bill Aanagan leads the
wortcshop. During the past 22 years.
more than 13,500 people have
benefited from this wortshop in their
recovery from the pain of divorce.
The cost is $30. St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church ls at 600 St.
Andrews Road in Newport Beach.
lnform11tion: (949) 574-2214.
TEMPLE.BAT YAHM CELEBRATION
Temple Bat Yat:im will showcase
~ent·refated bustnesse.s ~Its ninth
annualfiimc:ha ~nd Celebration~-·
Expo from 5 to 8 p.m-. W~nes;day.
For information, eall (949) 644-1999 or
go to www.tby.0111.
WHY BOYCOTT TACO BEU.?
The Rev. Noelle Damico will give a
presentation on why people should
boycott Taco Bell at St. Mart
Presbyterian Churdl, 2100 Mar Vista.
Newport Beach. The presentation will
be on Sunday at noon. For
reservations, call Suaan Eaton at (714)
39i4-8()81 or send e-mail to
eaton727@earthlinlc.net
TOT SHABBAT SERVICES
University Synagogue will present
Tot Shabbat services to be led by
Rabbi Arnold Rachlis and Cantor Ruti
Braier at 5:30 p.m. Friday, March 7. At
6 ~-Ill· there. will be a Shabbat pizza
dinner. Dinner reservations can be
. made by calling Christine
Goldhammer at (714) 573-9951. At 7
p.m., there ~II be family services for
all ages Wtth Rachlis and Braier. At 8
p.m., after services for adults, Rabbi
Sheila Weinberg will speak on
"Encountering Buddhism and
Judaism: Paths to Spiritual Renewal."
Child e<1re will be provided during
medftation-Ouougb music and
sllen~ and as a p~age.site fot
people from all over the world who ,.
want to come to pray with others."
He said it's an extraordinary
retreat center because people come
from all over die world for the music
and meditation, which c;an be
learned easfty and has evolved futo
what people call a Tuize chant
"Tuize chant is ·rea11y short little
pieces of music, almost like ·
·mantras." Getz said. "All have really
easy .melodies and are short. about
one sentence. It's basically repeated
over and over. We might do the same
fragm~nt of music 15 or 20 times.·
..
"During evening services, the ·
church present;S a WJt~ty of different
forms of expression wotsh.ip1 .. Getz
said. "Each o.rie,ls an effort to show
how we can worship in a variety of
ways."
Getz started the series last year.
. , "lbe idea came because people
were asking for a regUJar eVt!ning
event," Getz said. "I thought of
doing this and exposing people to a
variety of worship with music. I
hoped to reach out to the whole
community and not just our church, ..
Five hundred to 100 people on
average come for the event, with
more infonnation or for a parallels the four Gospels to present
complimentary subscription to the . the story of Christ. The church is at
synag'ogue's newsletter, please oall ~1000 Bison Ave., Newport Beach.
1949> 553-3535. • I Free. (9491 760-5444.
-AIDS HOME-BASED CARE DREAM ON
St.'Mart Presbyterian Churdl of The Adult Faith Formation at Our
NewPo.rt Beach will be collecting lady Queen of Angels Church in
suppli~ for a home-based care Newport Beach holds a dream
program for people witti HIV/AIDS in analysis group fTom 1 to 4 p.m.
the sub-Saharan region of Africa. The Sundays at 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
program will train local churdl Newport Beach. (949) 219-1408:.
volunteers In Africa in the specifics of
caring.for AIDS/HIV patients. Each
trained volunteer will then Instruct
and guide 10 AIDSJHIV patients and
their caregivers in optimum care. The
Program will be launched Sunday
and run for several weeks.
HARMONICA~ PlAYERS
The Hannonica Baroque Players will
perform Sunday and Wednesday at 4
. p.m. at the NewJ>Ort Harbor Lutheran
Church ,at.798 Dover St., Newport
Beach. r.ctets . .,t $12 al'ld $10. For
Information, call f714) 97~546.
MEDITATION LESSONS
A free •1ectio divine" meditation
group meeting is held af7:10 a .m.
Tuesdays at Our lady Queen of
Angels, 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
Newport Beach. tectio is a style of
meditation that includes using
Scripture or a special reading as a
stimulus. The Christian Meditation
Group meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on
the first and third Wednesdays of
each morlth itt the center. The format
indudes two-periods of meditation
with.some instruction on how to
meditate. a talk and a discussion.
NOT£D JEWiSH SCHol.AR ... ~ (~) .219-1408.
Prof. Shalom Paul, noted scholar and ·, ..
Biblical expert is coming from WEEKLY. EVENTS
Jerusalem to serve as Orange
Count'{s second annual one-month
Jewish Scholar in Residence under
the auspices of the Orange County
Jewish Community Scholar Program
at the Jewish Federation Campus In
Costa Mesa. (949) 789-6122.
WORKSHOPS
BAHAI FIRESIDES
Members of the Bahai faith hold
informal public dlswaiona on
spiritual topics at 7:30 p.m. every
Friday and at 11 :30 the last Sunday of
the month. The talks Include brunch
or dinner. Aleo, lnterfafttt devotional
meetings will be held the last
~turday evening of the month. Call
for locations. (949) 759-0999 for
Friday meeting, (949) 76().5360 for
Sunday meeting, and (949) 646-6328
for Saturday devotional.
SUPPORT FOR OLDER~
The Jewish Family Service offers.Jt
support group for women Qlder than -
60 to address issues at.lch as anxiety
at 10 a.m. on the second and fourth
Monday of each month at 250 E.
Baker St., Cost.a Mesa. Preregistration
required. (714) 445-4950.
NEW GROUPS
Weinberg's presentation. University ZEN 101 Synagogue is at 4915 Alton Parkway.
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County has formed a bereavement
s upport group that meet.a et 10 a.m.
Tuesdays and a Challenge of
Change support group that meets at
10 a.m . Thursdays. Both groups
meet at Temple Judea In Laguna
Hilla, 24512 Moulton Partway. The
service la also forming a ~renting
support group to meet fhe first and
third Mondays of eat:tl month at 10
a.m. a1 the Jewish Federation
Campus, 250 E. Baker St., Suhe G,
Costa Mesa. Preregistration
required. (714) 445-4950. The public is cordially invited to The Zen Center of Orange County
attend at any time. For more offers an Introduction to Zen
lnfonnatlon or for a complimentary Worbhop from 3 to 6 p.m. on the first
subscription to the synagogue's Sunday of every month at 120 E. 18th
newsletter, please call (949) 553-3535. • St., Costa Mesa.$50. (949) 722-7818.
JEWS DOWN UNDER
During Shabbat services at 8 p.m.
Friday, March 14, Rabbi Arnold
Rachlis will speak on •Jews Down
Under: Travels in Australia and New
Zealand;' reporting on the recent
cong~onal visit to Sydney,
Melbourne and the Great Barrier Reef
lo Au~alia and Christchurch,
Queenstown, the fiords of Miiford
Sqund and Auddand In New Zealand.
University Synagogue Is at 4916 :
Alton Partway. The public Is cordially lnvit~ to attend at any time. For ,
..
MASTERMIND
New Thought Community Church
presents Master Mind, .a group for
those who want to • macifest good•
In their dail"V lives, at 7 p.m. Fridays
and at 1 p.m. Saturdays at 1929 Tustin
Ave., Costa Mesa. (949) 646-3199. .
A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY
A 26-leaon study on the life of Jesus
Christ titted "Joumey to the Cross" la
taught at !MS a.m. Sundays during
the Homebuilder'• Bible Ctaaa at
Liberty Baptist Church. The atudy
GAY /lESBIAH SUPPORT GROUP
The Jewiah Family Service of
Orange County plan• to present a
discussion group for parenu of
Jewish gays and lesbians if enough
people are interested. -(714)
445-4950 ..
MYSTICAL ANO SPfRmlAL
The Mystical Spiritualist Church of
South Orange County holds Sunday
services every week at 10 a .m. at
2482 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa,
Suite 3. A spiritual heating eervlc:fJ
starts at 9:30 a.m . (949) 681-2290.
RE-MEMBERtNG GROUP
Our lady Queen of Angels holds a
around 150 for the more popular
ones.
"It seems to be vel)l successful.•
Getz said. "People ~ve l'eally ·
enjoyed Lt, those who have coine: 1n
November, we had a Gc>spel Choir
d:iat drew in 150 peopte. Thell'. seeiris to be a lot of groupies Of that
choir."
-&lint Michael and All Angels
EplscopaJ OlUrch is at the comer of
Pacific View Drive and Margoerite
Awnue in Corona del Mar. For
information about the ~ries or
upcoming events. call the church at
(949) 644-0436.
• SuZJE HARRISON is a repo.rter for the
Dally Pilot. She may be reached at
494-4321 or
suzie.hamson@latimBS.com.
re-membering group at 6:16 p.m .
every other Sunday at 2046 Mar
Vista Drive, Newport Beach. The
parish center Is at 2046 Mar Vista
Drive, Newport Beach. (949)
648-3844 ..
BREAKFAST FELLOWSHIP
St. Michael and All Angela EpiBCOpal
Church holds its Men's Fellowship
Breakfast at 7 a.m. on the second,
·third and fourth Thursdays of each
month at 3233 Pacific View Drive,
Corona del Mar. Free. (949)
644-0463.
MEN'S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST
The Men's Fellowship Breakfast of
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
meets from 7 to 8 a.m. Wedneedaya
in Dierenfleld HaJI, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Newport Beach. All men of the
church and community are welcome
to attend. $2.60 at the door. (949)
631-2880. •
SEPARATION SUPPORT
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County holds a women's divorce and
separation support group at 7 p.m.
Wednesdeya·at the Jewish
F-ederatlon Campus, 250 E. Balter St.,
Suite G, Coat.a Meu. For dates and
fees, call (714) 445-4950, ext. 114.
YOUNG WOMEN'S SUPPORT GRouP
Jewish Faqill~!Vk:e of Orange
County ofter. a au'pport group for
younger women dealing with Issues
such as life paasalifs and changes,
body images, family, relationships
and loneliness at 7 p.m .. Tuesdays at
the agency office, 260 E. Baker ~t.,
Suite G, Costa Mesa. Prereg1stration
required. (714) 445-49~. ext. 114. ·
HELPING THE HELPERS
Jewish Family Sarvices is
sponaoring a discussion group
focosfng on the issues and ooncema
faced by adult children taking care of
their elderly parents. The group will
be offered Tuesday. The offices are
at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa
Mesa. Preregistratlon is required.
$10. (714) 445-4950.
INTERFArTH COUPLES GROtF
Jewish Family Service la forming a
discussion group for Interfaith
couples where one partner 11 Jewish
to speak about laauea effecting an
interfaith relationship. Call for tlm81
and date.. Jewiah Family Service la
at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Coat.a
Mesa. Preregistration Is required.
(714) 445-4950.
• Is your church or place of worship
planning a apecial event? If ao, send
the typed Information at least two
weeka before the event to the Dally
Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Meaa, CA
92627, attention: Paul Saltowitz,
religion editor.; fax to (949) 646-4170 or
send e-mail to dallypilot•t•tlmu.c:om.
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. . F~olll city's IIlouth to ·people's e"rs
Costa Mesa fire chief is recruiting
residents for a Citizens Corps Council to
disseminate emergency information.
e\lerything we have, join hand,,
with the community and create
an environment where we are
all prepared ror a potential dj.
saster," Ellia said. 0Hpa Bharath
Daily Pilot
a:>STA MESA -Fire Chief
Jim Ellis is set to i.ound a clarion
call to the community ..
He and other city, officials
want to fof'(ll a Otizens C:Orps
C:Ow\cil -11. groupi)t c:onunu-
nity leaders he believes will help
distribute information about
the dtys programs that aim to
prepare i-esidenu for emer-
gency si!Uations..
If the city puts th.is program
together, it will only be ·the
founh in the county to do. so,
behind Placentia. Laguna Ni-
guel and the Orange C:Ounty
Sheriffs Depanment. Ellis baid.
Mll\is is something we have
been crying to get off the
ground since right after Sept 11 ,
2001: he said.
The city already has the Mlcey
component'> in place." Ellis
said C.OSta Mesa Police Olief Dave
Already In place are Neigh· Snowden said lhe Idea is "bril·
bOrhood Watch, the Citizens liant •
Emergedcy Respc)nse Team "It's great to be able to a-eate
and Volunteers in Policing, a team that trains people and
Ellis has set up a Medical makes them more aware," he
Corps Database whereby local sakl. "This prepares them for
hospitills will be able to net·. ~ters and tells them what
work and belp in tbe•time of a Jhe loChl government is doing
disaster: . , ta keep them safe.·
. "We need a group of com-Snowden added ·that he
munity members to oversee ali ho~ the reach of Jhe Otiz.ens
of these components." Ellis C:Orps will be longer and
said "We need individuals who broader than the Citizens Acad·
will attend informational meet· emy organized several times a
ings and take the information year by the Police Depanment
to theinphere of in.ftuence and ~idenLS will be anxious to
dissen}inale it• see how OU.,. cone.et>( evolves.
For example, homeowners said Cindy Brenneman, presi·
associations' leaders can take dent of the Mesa Verde Home·
information to homeowners in owners Assn.
their respective neigh~rhoods. "I'm sure it'U help people feel
Pastors or school board mem-bener about services our city
bers can take it to their can provide," i.he said. "Its
churches and schools. great that the Police and Fire
"The whole idea is to take depanmcnLS are collaborating
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The community la Invited to
an open house and
Informational aeulon at>out
the Citliens Corps at 7 p.m.
March 27 at the .
Neighborhood Community
Center at 845 Park Ave.
to protect the .city as a whole.~
It's very imponant for resi·
dents to know how to protect
them.cielves and be prepared for
narural or man-made emer-
gencies, Breonetnan said •
Mayor Karen Robinson said
she believes that a Citil.ens
Corps is "a gr:eat idea for our
community."
"Since ~t ll, we've all
been asking ourselves how we
can hefp oµr police o~rs and
firefighters.· she said,
The Qtizens C:Orps will likely
be a step in that direction,
Robinson said.
"It's a good way to deal not
only with terrorism but also di·
sasters, crime and other issues
that come up in any commu-
nity,M she said.
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Chtef Jim Elhs
has starteq a
Citizens Corps
program in
response to
terror warnings.
Under the
program, to be
introduced
M~irch 27,
community
leaders will
attend meetings
and then
disseminate
1nf ormation
about city.
emergency
services to
people in their
communities.
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day of iM Uttle League sea,,on.
l don' understand I.he tl.ml.ng
or the Uttle League season and
It aeems more and.more illogical
My eyes Ugh.led up;" and I said each year1 panidpate. When I
"thank yO\J" before realiz:lng jJJst was a kid, we played tWeball in
how serious he .. be stlmmer. Winter and pring
~ ·Here." he said, "Lrt me write . were the seasons we played
~u a check right oow. • And out b&skt!tball or football -not
or all the usual mountain o'8k1 baseball. Now, it's not even
and snow-related items. he J spring. and we're hitting the
pulled out his checkbook and diamond.
wrote me a nice check. The conft.icts arise when lcids
I was thinking about Uttle can't make it to practice because
League donations on the way they have remaining
home. Around Fresno, I checked commitmel'\ts on the basketball
my messages and was pJeased court or soccer field, because
to pick up tWo from more they have $clence camp or
people who want~ to donate to · because they are .going .out or
this all-volunteer league. I town during the week in
s!).ould go away more oftef\. February that schools have off
The timing could not have these days, • ~ 1 •
been better, for today is opening Theo, there bas been all this
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rain. While I'm thankfUl fur the the school board -he aJwaya
water and snow lt4t bringing. It did h r homewo~
ls making a joke oua of anyone I'm hOping that maybe Leece
trying to o~ baseball will be out I.here today. If ahe
practices. I plan to introduce her to Klril
All or these c.ba.Ueoge$ wou.J~ Pederson to Jet h1m tell l..eece a
be overcome if we started hi thing or tly'O .. abouc the state of
May Instead ofMa.rch, but since basetsall'Cl.lamonds In this city.
I have no hope or the schedul:e " Kim, you see, has been c:.Qpg
ch;lnging in my lifetime, I have fo( the fields on hb own dme~or
to ltve wfth the havoc lt creates. a long lime. He knows tNery
And since we're on the subject root, every weed and every bad
of hawc, what on Earth is all hop possibility o~ the flelds. ~
th.ls negative reaction to Wendy Fortunately, they are kept In
Leece's appointment to the playable condition thanks to
Costa Mesa Parks and Kim and a few other dedicated
Recreation Commission? parents.
Judging from the mall, you'd But one day, JCim will decide
th1nk she was named school to move on, and the '
supertntenden.t. landscaping torch may not get
Leece _is qulte qualified fo • passed on. If Pederson does
serve on the board, and I anr · decide to take a break, I'm golng
certain sne will do a good job. to recommend a trip to
Leece has government Yosemite -it can be very
experience, is'heavily involved profitable.
in AYSO through the success of
her daughter Emily and she •STEVE SMITH is a Costa Mesa
does her homework.
lbat last bit is one thing even
. her worst detractors could not
claim about Leece's tenure on
CAMPAIGN
Continued from Al
campaign ruJes.
Greenlig.ht also charged that a
group called Team Newport
doled out financial assistance to
candidates in a way inconsistent
with ttie rules and that there was
an Inappropriate relationship
between the candidates and
groups that are supposed to be
independent of the candidates'
con~rol. ' •
"We think that it's clear that
they violated campaign law,"
Arst said.
GreenJig.ht has abo alleged
that an expenditure for phone
bank services on Gary Adams'
campaign finance statement
suggesLS that Adams knew that
EUis created a phony campaign
phone message to benefit Ad-
. ams. Adams ha!> denied knowmg
anything about the phony mes-
sage and has said that the ex-
penditure was for legitimate
campaign telephone services.
City Oerk Lavonne I larldess
was out of the office Friday.
ln tum, Ellis ha5 alleged that
MEMORIES
Continued from Al
resident and freelance writer.
Readers may leave a message for
him on the Daily Pilot hotline at
(9491642-6086.
the Greenligbt Comminee broke
the rules in how it collected and
distributed money to its candi·
dates in the 2002 election: Coun-
cilman Dick Nichols. Allan Beek,
Madelene Arakelian and Rick
Taylor.
"Greeolight mailed numerous
fliers and posted signs clearly in-
dicating a s late of four candi-
dates. Greenlight did not ftJe as a
slate committee, in possible vio-
lation or the starute," Ellis wrote
to Mayor Steve Bromberg.
His letter lisLS numerous po·
tential violations by Greenlight
in how the group coUected
money and distributed cash and
nonmonetary benefiLS to irs can-
didates. Specifically, Ellis wrote
that some distributions to candi-
dates violated the SSOO cam-
paign contribuuon hnut.
"Greenlig.ht drove a truck
lh.rough the city's campaign
t:C>nlribuuon ordinance,· Ellis
wrote.
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beacn and John Wayne
Airport. She may be reacned at
(9491 574-4232 or by e-mail at
june.casagrande a•/atimes.com
fot most residents.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Fire damages golf
club building
A single-alarm fire C8Uled
$.51000 in damages Friday
afternoon to a .&ingle:story
maintenance buDdlog at the
Pelican Hill Golf Qub, New-
port Beach Fae officials said.
Flreftghters responded to
the call at abour 2:06 p.m. and
found thick black SD)Oke com-
ing out of the one-story build-
ing. which• stores golf c8rts, ..
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COSTA MESA
• Mfngton Driv9: A. .
commercial burglary wes
reported in the 1000 bloc* at
7:13 a.m. Thursday.
• Donnybrook une: Grand
.. theft was reported in the 3000
blodt at 6:07 a.m. Thursday.
• Hart. Avenue and Mesa
v.rde Drive: A hit·and-run was
reported at 8:20 a.m.
Thursday.
• lowai Street A vehicle
burglary wa$ reported in the
1600 bloc* at 7:35 a.m.
Thursday.
• Santa An9 Avenue: An auto
theft was reported in the 2200
blodt at 11:16 a.m. Thursday.
• East 17th Street: A
commercial burglary was
reported in the 200 block at
3:52 a.m. Thursday.
• w..t 19th Street and
Newport 8oulevltrd: An. -
assault was reported at 11 :16
a.m. Thursday.
• East 20th StrNt: Vandalism
e.qillpment. tooh and suppllel.
said Donna Boston. pre.I,' In·
fommtion ofticer £or the NeW-
port Beach Plre Orpertment Flreftsh.ters made sure all em-
ployees ~re safely out of the
building and then rapkily put
OUl the fire, she said.
Boston said the Ore was
'confined to one buDdlnQ wfth
little 6tn.a<:tu.ra1 ~ No
one was Injured. The cause or
the fire Is still under lnwsdga·
tion.
was reported In the 400 bl~
at&.21 a.m. Thursday ..
NEWPORT BEACH • Aeate Awnu9: ~ hit·a~run
was reported in the 200 blodt
·at 2:46 p.m. Thureday.
•,w..t Balboa Boulevard: A
garage burglary was reported
in the 1200 bloc* at 11:01 p.m.
Thursday.
• Baywood Dtfve: Vandalism
was reported irl the, 400 bloc* •
at 1:36p.m. Thursday.
• Cfiff Oriw: Petty theft was
reported in the 2300 blodl a.t
1:32 p.m. Thursday.
• West CoHt Hlghwey:
Vandalism was rep0rted In the
2700 bl<><* at 10:31 p.m.
Thursday.
• Hoag Drive: Battery was
reported In the 100 blodt at
6:54 p.m. Thursday.
• Newport Boulevard: Petty
theft wa~rted in the 2600
blOCk a t 1Q:01 p.m. Thursday.
• S..sho,. Drive: A vehicle
burglary ~as reported in ttwl
4800 blodc at 4:55 p.m.
Thursday. ·
OBITUARY
Vuginia Marsh Brice
Virginia Marsh J)rice, a former Newport Beach ~!dent,
died Feb. 2') or natural causes. She was 90. Ms. Brice is sur--
vtved by daughters Sarah Ma:rjo.de Brice Moccos and Caro·
line Jeu Brice Scbillin~ £out grandchildren; and five great-
grandchUdren. Private family services will be held.
•The Dally Piiot welcomes obituaries for residents or former
reeldents of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. If yoGW.nt to llave
en obituary printed in the Pilot. esk your mortuary to fax u• the
Information et 1949) 646-4170 or cali the newsroom at UM9)
764-4324.
sparked by too many appliances
being hooked to one outJeL
"Everyone's pulled together,"
said Sam McDowPU, who anived
on scene before fircfighteri. did
and actually managed to snap a &
The explosion in the Feb. 28
fire was set off when paint fumes
were ignited by an unknown
source, they say. They believe that
the man who died in the fire.
Rohen Jamison Marshall, stored
several cans or paint and fuel
throughout his house. The fire
broke out in the garage and
burned through the house, chac-
ring everything in 1cs fiery path.
That scene is etched in John
Leighton's memory. Leighton's
town home was across the way
from Man.hall's. Like many of his
neighbors, he bolted out as soon
as he heard the explosion.
He saw Man.hall come out of
hii. burning home.
"He~ on ft.re," Leighton re-
called. •tte was walking around
and he was on fire."
So Leighton tried to put out the
fire on Marshall with an extin-
guisher. But to his utter shock
and dismay, Marshall ran back
into his house, on.ly to be brought
out in a body bag hours later.
Leighton said the entire epi-
sode. for him. has been •terribly
disruptive."
·My windows were blown out.
and there was a lot of other dam-
age," he said. ·rm still negotiat·
Ing with insurance agencies to fix
some of the damage. Most of it
has been taken care of, but I've
had to pay for a lot of the stuff
myself."
~ilience has &een the mantra
AROUND TOWN
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TODAY
The MellaU Cllt Club ..
aponeoring • c:a1 ahow from 11
a.m . to 6 p.m. today and from I
e.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the
Orange CoUnty Falrurounda,
Extllbition Building 10, 88 Fair
Dnve, coeu Meile. Admfflion la
$5 for eduh.e end S4 fof chlkfren
and ..nlc>i'I. Fol" more
lnfonnauo._, cafl (909) 372"8079.
C~UPle shots or th&-0.x.plosivc fire vov AGE
with the cemera she always kept I I'\
ready and loaded on her mantel. Continued from Al
A CHANGE IN THE
NEIGHBORHOOD
McDowell said neighbors have
gotten doser since the badt-to-
back fires shook the Meepy little
community by its roots.
"People are stopping and wav-
ing these days," she said. •1t
seems as if we care more about
each other. I think we reel free to
approach one another."
Costa Mesa Fire Otief Jim Ellis
·Wc.ened the incidenLS to a micro-
cosmic version of SepL I I.
"It was a tenible. devastating
couple of situations within a
shon sPa.n of time,~ he said. ·But
we learned from IL It reinforced a
sense of community. We had
town hall meedn~ we talked
about it We reached out and
comforted one another."
It's that comfort and suppon
that helped May get back on her
feet. she said May returned to
her refurbished home in August.
"The first night I spent after I
got bac.t. the ~ al.arm went off,·
she said with a laugh. •rt was bi-
z.acre. but it helped me look at it
with a sense of humor ...
• DEEM BHARATH covers public
safety and courts. She may be
reached at (949) 574-4226 or by
&-mail at
deepa.bharathfilatlmes.com.
A Mardi Gras Celebntlon held
at Marriott Suites at 12015 Harbor
Blvd. in A{laheim to ben9ftt Share
Our Selves,• eo.ta Meu
volunteer organizltion dedicated
to providing ...vicee to thoee In
need Mt be held on et 6 p.m.
Saturday. c.ost Is S76 per pereon.
F«~. can Karen
Hlnington rt (949) &G-3461, send
e-ma11 to tMmngton•
ahllreoul'Hhw.org. Visit the Web
site et www.dtareou,.elvn.offl
toleammo,..
looking forward to meel.lng the
people.. It's just such an
unbelievable opportunity.·
And her fellow Corona del Mac
tudents agreed. They seem co be
more excited abovt meeting the
French boys. which their new
friends as.~ them they would
arrange.
Aside from getting to know
differerit people, the students got
to know just how different their
two countries are.
"lt provides a better
understanding of people and
other countries," said Marie
Atld.ns. director of the Antibes
Com.mJnee.
For the students from France,
the biggest diJierehces they
noticed about the two cities and
even the two countnes were the
sire of the vehicles and the ho'urs
of school It seem.r; Americans
have bigger cars and''ihorter
school days -something the
American student.s were glad to
hear.
•1t•s just been such an
expenence.· 15-year·old
Samantha Pnce said. ·r ve
learned a 101."
And those words art> very
pleasmg for-the asM>d.ltion and
school 10 hear, smce learning is
the entire purpose of the
program.
•1t all went very well." said
Olga Stepanovic, an English
teacher at Lycee Audiberti who
traveled with her students.. "It's
great bec.ause they got to lcnow
young people from another
country."
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. Talk by mother of a suicide was an affecting
part of Corona del Mar High's first Suicide
Aw_areness Week, whkh ended Friday. .
Chrtltitt• Carrlllo
Daily Pilot
CX>RONA DPJ. MAR -"1t1 couldn't~ lt Mi tf you tried.·
1be Peer AlsiStance league. Co-
'rona del Mar HiJb SchoOt ~.let that happen.
. ltB me:mben made Ile that f!V·
f!I:'/ time )'OU turned your head.
you<l see 'yd)ow ribbons. They
made sure that ~ motntog
you'd bear a myth and fact about
it.
They made ~ that evet)'Ofle
knew it was SUk:lde Awareoese
Week. and they made swe ~
one was affected.
"It's so~ that really needs
to be talb!d about at the high
. school leYel." Wei Bvan Hinch. a
junior member of P~ a student
organization. "And no matter
whether you were thinking about
lt or you never thought about .It
... you were touched by It"
Insptred by a wotbhop the at·
tended at Concordia Unlverstty ln
Jhe hf8lMlng of the ~ jtmlor
Anwlda Rubenstein. another PAL
member, worked with fellow
GEmNG
INVOLVED
• GETT1NO INVOlYED nJnt
~lty In the Dally Piiot on a
roe.ting beele. For Information on
edding your organization to thle
flat. call (949) 574-4298.
membes'' Elizabeth Dwyer. to es-
tabUsll the ftrst-ever Ye.llow 'Rib-
bon WeS. wbk:b ~ Prlday. at
the high tchool. .
"'1be Idea ~ to pound it in
and ~it to each and everyone of
the students,~ Rubienstein said.
•Ifs a meeeage that we really
wanted to hit borne . . . and
(spreed) the idea that the same
studentB . . . that are competing
with you are there fur you.·
In dealing with such a taboo
topic, the mganizers ot the event
bad to mak.e sure they ~ stu·
dents a well•rotmded undentand·
Ing about suicide. .
"I think 80.ide'>bi IOmetimes get
information they don't know what
to do with.. Corona de! Mar H.lsb
Prindpal Sharon Pry said. adding
that she was proud of how well
the wtiek went
The (Q.elDbers of PAL wanted to
make sure that students weren't
left wlth ~ They made
sure that they not 'only SIM stu·
deRts lnformad.on about suicide,
but that they also-told them how
to address the issue and. more im·
poi1andy, howto help.
bullneu mentors, both wortcing
end retired, who counsel
buel~ from nearty 400
officee throughout the countJ'I(.
C.11 (714) 560-7369, end ask for
membership.
SOUTH COAST
LITERACY COUNCIL
Volunteer tutors are needed to
meet e greater demand for
SALVATION ARMY ' lltereey and English as a second
Of ORANGE COUNTY language clauee. Students are
Group or family voluntMre ere t.ugh1 English reeding, writing
needed to adopt a family, and epeeking skills et their own
sponsor an angel tree, hold e level In small groups or one on
canned.food or toy drive, or make one. There are centers all over
a special gift or donation directly Orange County. Once trained,
to the S.lvatlon Army. (714) tutors may c:ttoose the center at
832-7100. which they want to teac:tt. Mary
Fitzgerald, (949) 458..a664.
SERVICE CORPS Of
lt£TIRED EXECUTIVES SPEAK UP NEWPORT
Join other busl'MU profealonals A nonprofit organlzetlon that
to hetp llT\811 bullneuee euoceed promotn the social wetfare by
by leedlng eemlnare end educ.ting the pubtic and
coec:hlng entrepc'ef ieure onllne. improving local government in
The c:orpe It e nonproftt Newport Beach holds monthly
c::Ntitable orgenimion meeting• the eec::c>Qd
compONd of 11,500 YOlunteer Wednesd~ of each month at the
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-That we are a full se1Vire nursery with qualified
California Certified Nursery Professionals and landscape
cJesiprs. We can meet all of your gardening needs.
Come in today to ~.W,/, Nurseries and let us show
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Newport Beed\ Tennie Club. A
receptjon begins at 5:30 p.m., and
meetings begin et 6 p.m. free.
Annual membership dues are
$20. Send c:ttedt to •Speak Up
N9WP0rt," P.O. Box 2594, Newpon
Beed\, 92663. (949) 673-1191.
STITCHES FROM ntE HEART
Made up of a group of women
from Southern California who
love to knit and crochet, the
nonprofit corporation le looking
for volunteer• to knit and croc:ttet
hate, booties and blankets for
premature babies and babies In
need. The Items ere donated to
hospitals acro11 the country.
Patteme are available, and
donated yam le appreciated.
Kathy Siiverton, (310) 4n-6903.
SWEET ADEUNES
Of ORANGE COUNTY
The singing group Invites
women who like to sing to join
them Tuesday nights for
four-pert hermony, or
Berberahop-ttyle singing. (949)
496--5685.
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READERS RESPOND
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~R-arin_gtO vote on .Mai;in-~park . .
AT ISSUE: Newport Beach plans to put a hotel on
the site of a Balboa Periinsula mobile home .park.
I applaud Steven Sllthedand
bringing the proposed resort project
before the voters and the City Council's
agreement to support the ballot
process.... •
need to have some room. some elbow
room. some beach room -and that is the reSidents. .
.
Newport Beach should be al.lowed to
voice their concerns and maintain
their definition al what a quality of life
is. It certaiDly is not a large hotel 1n the
middle of a residential sedion.
LYNN GREEN
Newport .Beach
I agree that we should have an
election and that the hotel should be
put on the ~in regards to ,
I am for this hotel that wants to go
up and I hope that the dty fathers have
the bad:bone to push ahead and
replace all the motor homes with a
nice hotel Goodn5 sakes aLiYe. I
don't understand what kind of people
can't undetStand that a hotel would be
better looking than alt those trailer
• things. SUZANNE SARACINO
Balboa Peh.insula
The proposed site of the Slltherland
resort is designated tideland, owned by
the city and the state. It seems so
simple. H the proposed project me is
on city land, shouldn't residents have a
voice to accept or reject based"on
It should be left public space. maybe
with some housing for lower-income
seniors qr visiting teens. or It should be
made more pubUt no matter what
~haw some boat laimch.ing or
small boat facilities. .
Marinapark.
. ALVIN -.h-BARTlETT I think that the question ot
We will never be sony that we've left
It open space. look at our bay. There
are a handful of small puhtic beaches
and that is all We need more than that
Newport Beach Marinapark should be put on the
citywide ballot
' environmental study facts? Controversy
and cohfusiQn shall be laid to rest.
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PAT GREENBAUM
Newport Beach
I think Marinapark should be put to
a cuywkle vote. . JANE ENGi.AR
Newport Beach
I thinJc it should go to the voters. I
think we already have too many hotels.
VVe've got the Bay Oub now. It is going
to be a huge hotel. and I think it
aeates more problems ihan they need
out there.
JANERYGEL
Corona del Mar
As to the question, should
• vtc. inaparX be put to a citywide vote. I
" • ves.
· BOBPERRY,
Newport Beach
I am pro the prop0saJ at Maririapark
LEONARD A.:ORES
. Newport Coast
At the least, Marinaparlc should be
µut to a YQte. lt is just not the right
place for a five-star location. I don't
thinl it will be successful and I also
think it will exclude the people who
SUSAN DOW
Newport Beach
As a 13-year resident living between
18th and 19th streets on West Bay
Avenue. I have .some concerns about
the concept of placing a large hotel in
the middle of an already crowded.
traffic-dogged residential area
Regarding Stephen Sutherland's
article on Feb. 19 ("Marinapadt facts
are largely unknownj, I.certainly
agree. especially when he maintains
that traffic will not be inaeased
because the hotel guests will be
shuttled in by water taxi and workers
will have a paddng lot area Is Mr.
Sutherland aware that we dq not have
waterways lo Disneyland, Fashion
Island and South <:oast Plaza? We have
some waterways to Laguna Beach. but
it would be a long journey by water
ia.xi.
ln almost all political rhetoric for
~rt City Q:>unc:ij, quality of life
wa.5 a campaign theme. I would ask
how noise, traffic congestion and no
paddng are going to improve anyone's
quality of life? Does Sllthedand or
Mdevelopment anywhere" supporters
think we just feD off the turnip ,truclc?
Yes. I d~ thi.nk the residents of
The dty should keep every inch of
land for the benefit of the residents,
not for private eot!fprise.
FRANK EtSENORATH
I
Newport Beach
I am just calling«> say, yes,
Marinapark should be put to citywide
vote.
SHIRLEY VERGE
Newport Beach
I am calling for my husba,fld i-jaJ and
me. Yes. I think the proposed
Ma.rin.apark hotel shouJd be put to a
citywide vole.
NORA LEHMAN
Newpon .Beach
.I want to express my ahsQJutely
negative reaction to the Marinapark
project tha1 has been submitted to the
Oty Council We ~ enough traffic Ul
the area We don't need anymore. Don't
forget that any h6tel will reqUire a
tremendous number of workers -
daily, permanent and occasional ones
such as plwnbing services, electricians.
stonemasons and so Joi'th. lbis will
create an intolerable jam on the
. peninsula. especially in the
summertime.
MICHAEL HIRSH
Corona del Mar
. . Yo
lightning-quick green
ankle-high tough and, oh -\~
a gallery watching your ~ry
Think you've got the ga ·
ROGER DUNN .
Visit c._w.-. S to find out how to win a
round with Fuzzy Zoeller at the Toshiba ~
TOSHIBA C".Jt.'o~ TOUR
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JOHN MCDANIEL
Newport Beach
I have and contmue to be strongfy
opposed to the proposed reson plan
for Marinapark. I am also msulted by
the last article in the Pilot that states
that M~ple do not even realize
that Marinap8rk is nol a park.~
While f agree that the mobtle home
park there should be replaced, the
settlement plan Is not I.he Wily tu go. As
· stated by me before, do we need
another Balboa Bay Oub 011 Lhis side
of the harbo({ For those who dkl not
read Cynthia Brtatore's letter in the
~ 25 Daily Pilot •Mailbag.~ I urge
you to do so, as she very at'(;Urdtely
describes what L'i planned by the
Sutherland group, I agree wnh her
totally. Thal kind of thing on this ~de
of the harbor on I.he perun'>ula IS nol
the besl for those that live here or for
those out of the area Another liaJboa
Bay Oub on thil. side of I.he harbor? I
don·t think so.
DORIS HOPE
RaJboa Perunsula
I am very much in tavor of the reson
at Marinaparl( being put lo a catywtde
VOte.
NANCY ALSTON
Newport Beach
CITY Of CQITA.. ·
co.ta ..... Oty ..... 77 hlro.iw! ~
Mesa, CA 92828, (714) 1M-l223
Mll¥or: Karen Roblnton ~ U~1:ciwen,Alan MMIOor,
Gary Monahan end awle St9e1
C11Y Of NEWPORT BEACH .
Newport 8eadt City Hall, 3300 Newport
Blvd., Newport BNd'I, CA 92983. (M)
644 3309 .·
Mi1¥or: Steve Brom~
Councl; Gary Adams, John~
Oidt Nidtolt, Gary Proctor, Tod Aldg..-y
and~Webb .
COAST~
COLLEGE DISTRICT
District Office: 1 'nO AdMle Aile., C9IU
Mesa CA 92626, (714) 432-5a
Chaneielor: William M. Vege
Boarct President Paul Berger, Vice
President Armando Ruiz, George Brown,
Jeny Patterson and Watter G. Howeld;
student trustee Derek Sheftv
NEwPoftT-MESA
UftF1EO SCHOOL DISTRICT
District Office: 2986-A Bear St., Costa
MMe; CA 928261 (714) 424l.;oc)o ...... --6usi••""*Mierlt Robert Barbot . . ~-Woarct. Presfdent Martha Auor, Vice
1 Pl'96ident Dena Blac*. Cleft SerW
Stokes, David Brooks, Tom Egen, Jud'(
Franco and Undl Sneen
MESA CONSOt.l>ATED
WATER DISl1tlCT
1965 Placentia Ave., Costa Mea, CA
92627, (~) 631-1200
Board: President Jim Atkinson, Vice
President Mike Healey, Trudy Ohl~al,
Fred Bo<*mill• andfaul E. Shoenbelger
COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRtCT
P.O. Box 1200, Costa Mesa, CA
9262fl.1200, (714) 7~
BAnt. .President Arlene Schafer, Jlm
f11rrtman, Att.Peny, Greg Woodside end
Oan Worthlng'ton
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Lee and Liz Newman of Corona del Mar visrted Australia and New
Zealand on a Christmas cruise. Here they are on a Great Barner
Reef Island.
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We rent & sell both cars & trucks!
1l02 8.E. Bttsto1 Street, Sam. AM Hta., CA 92707 . . . I.net
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ON VA C ATION
The Hamiltons and
Nockolds of Newport
Coast traveled to the
Soutn Pacific on a
"Back to the P.acific •
World War II
Historical Cruise," ·
visiting batUe sites
from World War ti.
They visited Midway
Island, the Marshall"
Islands, Guadalcanal,
Guam and Saipan
and headed to Japan
to visit lwo .Jima,
Okinawa, ar1d the
cities of Hiroshima
and Osaka on the
. island of Honshu.
Pictured from left to .
right: Bill Hamilton,
Helen Hamilton, Sally
Nockold and Lou
Nock old.
Lido Isle residents Bruce and Pamela Nestande with daughters
Gabrielle and Francesa, at the ambassador's residence in Madrid,
Spain. They visited Ambassador George Argyros over the ·
Th"anksgiving weekend.
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St. John The Divine
Episcopal Church
183 E. Bay St.
Costa Mesa
949-548-2237
Comer of Bay & Orange Ave.
Sunday Service•:
8:00 am and 1 O:OQ am
Sunday School 9 :45 ·
Holy Eucharist at 7:00 am
on Wednesday
The Rev. Dr. Berber1I ~ F*tor
WWW
Saint Mimad & }JI¥
Pacific View at Marguerite
Corona dd Mar • 644-0463
A. U"f""ltllton of thl Allg{jcan CommlUl/#11
llt"ft.DING OUR FAITH: WVING OIRIST
AND SUVING OUR <XJMMUN/TY
I he Rcv'd p,m D ~yncs.
'IUNDAY SCHEDULE
8 am • Holy Eudwm
9 vn ~ay School/Adulr Bibk S<udr
I 0 am -Chon! f.uclwut
" Vl'RSE.RYCAREAVAILAJJI.£
SAINT JAMES CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
'AC......,°""""'"~-' ..... ,,,., Grist. t.19'...,...
The Rev. Pl"OY9el'I 6unyon,
Rector 3209 VICI IJdo =~
7:30 om Traditional
9om(.on~
9am Chun:h School
11 am Choriwnotic ond Wednesday Noon
Pre#nls:
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420 West 19th Street,
Costa Mesa
(949) 548-7727"
ev. Michael Bankhead, Pastor
We'tt excited, our new chwc.b is
open and we'd lo~ to have you visit
St. Matthew's Church & Pracbool
a paruh of the Anglican Catholic Church
Traditional F.f>*'°pel
\unc:br ~rv~ 7·'4S. 9:00 & 11:00 am
\unday \chool 9·00 am
..._.runa~
2300 Ford Road, Newpon Beach
(comn Boruca Canyon & Prairie Rd)
The Rrv. Scepheo C Scatlm, R.mor
Newpon Cata
United ~ethC)flist Church
Rev. Cathleen Coot.s, Pastor
160 l Marguerite Ave.
comer of Marguerite and
San Joaquin Hills Rd.
(949) 644-0745
&zm Q!lin Worship Snvic~
J011m Wonhip 11Ni Chi/Jrmi Su"""' School
l'Oulh mLnint ~~lt!J
Newport H•rbor
Luthenan Church
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TM Doww Dr ..... po.it 9Wtt
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PMtor o.Vld Mof'8e
Wonhlp a.rwtoe wtth ~Communion
8'ancley 9118 llm
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Sunday Service 10am
Bonita Qeek Paik Cata,
Wonhip and heat cha pnctiall.
OuitH:ftrttcd, biblical -...
Uniwnity ud 1.aV"Jda St., NPB
Rev. Gail Miller Albert and • •WHEN GOD SAYS,'STOPI'•
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email pilmillc~nct
(949) 640-7343
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:We>nh.ip Goel Top.bu.
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Our Lady Queen of Angels
2046 Mar Vnta Drive N~n BcaCI\, California 92660
· "(949)~~200 FU (9"9) 644-1349
Rri. Moosipor W"JlWn P. McLqhlin r-or
UTURGIF.S: Saturday, S p.m. (Cwor),
Sunday, 1.00 <QWa>. 8:30 CConw.mponry) 10:00 (Oou),
11:30 a.m. (Cantor) and S:OO p.m. (C-ontcmpotary)
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CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 \/ti Udo
Newport Beadl
673-1340 a 67~150
0:11.1teh 10 am• 6 pn.
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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1101 Biiker, c .M.
Wor8hlP"& Church 8choot
8:30 Md 10:00 a.m.
(714)~
Dr Ric:llll'd George R1¥ S"Phll* Toon Senlof MlnllW Youth Mlnls1er
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Uniced MModdt •
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IJO" 10 UL. ~~~...., Sdlad
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HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(Dllclpln of Qtlst)
%401 lnl•An. llnllMl...et,CA
(Mt) ..... 5711
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ClluRCH
Worship 9:30
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Pilot Back
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MacKenzie,:
Emily,
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Tiffany,
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WESTCLIFF· PLAZA HOSTS
WINTER SIDEWALK SALE
Westcliff Pina will host its
Annual Wmter Sidewalk Sale
on Saturday, Marcl1 1 from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with savings
~ for the whole family, as well as
entertainment, crafts and face
painting for the kids.
Shoppers will also have the
opportunity to win 9ne of
three $200 gift certificates to
the Wntcliff Plau store of
their cfloice. ·
tions will apply and while
supplJes last; and Flight Cnrtrr
will offer $25 off per person on
tours, cnuses or international
airfare booked on the day of
the Sidewalk Sale.
ln addihon, Pkk Up StU:
will offer samples from i~j
menu, hand out coupons and
baJloons, and have drawings
for hee lunches. · ,, •.
From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.., there
MIJ8ic:JllM entenainino W.sdff PJau IMnter 5"*"'alk sai. lrlSitot1s.
Various tores at Wntcliff will be free foce painting and
Plu.a will participate in the kids can decorate spring
sale including Kayab, Bliu flower pots, while supplies
Mambo, Robttt & Taylor 4nd last. The Main.street Dixieland
M•tthew-T11ylo1'•· Crown band will also entertain shop-
Bardw11n will offer discounts pers from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
on bari>eque merchandise and Customers can complete enter•
select seu0nal Items; to-win forms inside any store.
ClillfomUI Style will offer 20 Westdlff Plaza ia located
pe.realt off one item; I.mate• at Irvine Ave. and Seventeeth
HlallmMk will offer up to SO St. m Newport Beach. The
percent off paper products center is anchored by
including atationery; Ralph'• Ralph• •nd Sao-on Dn111,
Fresh Faire will have drawings with 20 shops, aervic:a
for giveaways; Mallboxu Etc. and casuaJ dining rest.urantl.
will offer• free cellular phone For more Wonnation., viatt
and free TV with every the C'.ente.r'~ website it
T·MobU new activation of www.ShopThelrvineCompany.com
39.99 or higher, t0me restrlc-or call (949) '190-9713.
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Its f?usiness-is the communitj .
W. hile many companies
are retreating In this
toUgb economy, one
company is reaching out and
g'l!'tting involved in the
communities Its serves ~ a
~strategy.
Formed in Juty UXYl by fonner
partners of Arthur Anderson
Private Client Services.'~·
and Tux Advisory Services Inc. is a
member of the JiSBC Private
Oient Services Group. said
ICatba1ne SI.an. managing. .
~or of the Newport Beach
office, which opened Dec. 7.
"We opened our Newport
Beach office with 18 employees,
now have 21 empl~ aJ')d we
are wodcing with the employees
lo identify organil.adons they
want to participate in.• Szem said
"Our artitude I.'.. we are part or the
cornmurtiry we serve and we
need to.be involved," she added.
With $7.em 's encouragement.
manager H. Lan Nguyen joined
the Rotary Oub of
~rt-Balboa. a dinner dub.
While manager Ou1ldna Homdlly
J>i.ned the Rotary Oub of
~eWport Beach Sunrise. a
breakfast dub. Swm had been a
iiember of the Rotary Oub of
lJonoluJu, a luncheon club. before
fie moved to Southern Califonua !J 2000 and found it a good way
~meet people and become
Mlvolved in commurury <;t>rvic:e.
: "I found Rotasy to be a good
way to meet people of differenl
'"1dcground.'> and to meet people
lhvolved i.n communiry service,"
Slid Nguyen. who has an
~mentary school teacher
J;iusband anti IWU daughten.
.. "lbe company helps me with
Die dues. but it's my ume I am
'1vestlng, • she added
S7.em is involved with t)ie t>range County Museum of Art.
lnd other employees are involved
JlOlive~t
• • J !SBC h& two rnaJOr donaoon
~rograms. one that supports
Jducation and the other that
l\Jpports the enVU'Onment. and 1lf!Y wftl match employee grvin~ • -
Szemsald.
'MOR£THAN
COOKIES
TheGirl
ScoulSof
CostaMesa
gratefully
received a
donadonof
JIM ~~the
DE BOOM .Sanitary
District. The
money came from the dlstrict's
newsletter, Oassle Ol8tter.
The ninth annual Tushiba
Senior Cassie ls March l 7 to 23 at
Newport Beach C.Ountry Oub.
Bghty-one profes.sional players
from the PC"'111Ownpions1bur
attend the $1.5.5-million ew:11r.
The ewnt is operated by Hoag
Hospital Foundati<>n. which also
serves as the tournament's lead
ben~. llckets start at SIS.
For Worlq,ation,, call (949)
660-1001 or visit ·
TbshJbaSmlor<Jassic.rom.
sale of some Model A car tires REMEMBERING RON GEORGE
that had been brought In to the Members of the Newport
dJstrict's tire recycling event The Beach-C.Orona del Mar IOw.lnis
funds will be used to support · Oub are mourning the death of
communltywide scouting IQngtime member Ron George. A
activities. such ~ the annual memorial service will be held at
community camping eYenl 11 ant. March 15 at the C.Orona
The c.ost.a Mesa Girl Scouts del Mar Communiry Omrch
serve more than 400 girls i.n the Congregation. The family suggests
community. On hand wacc.ept !hat, in lieu offtowers.
the donation were c:osta Mesa contributions be made to the
Girl Scout Assn. Chair Carol Oub Foundation; P.O. Box 294,
HamDton. Junior Girl Scout 'Doop Corona del Mar. CA 92625. My •
1148, Marpm Rudedgie, troop condolences to his widow.
leader, and scouts Marton ' Barbara. and his family and
RutledBe. Cara Hob:me. V"" friends.
Jamnyne Oy. JMmlne and
~ K.avmade, Beth u.m.
and Shanice Douglal. For more
information on Glrl Scouts, call
1 lamllton at (949) 646-5687
WORTH REPEATING:
From "Thought for the Day"
provided by Greg KeDey of the
Newpon Mesa Irvine lnLerlaith
Council:
STIU TIME TO VOLUNTEER ·The daJtest moment.s of our
1lle Toshiba Senior OasMc, · 1ives are not to be buried and
Orcillge County's onty official PGA, forgonen. Rather. they_are a
four-sanctioned event(as run by a memory to be called upon for
crew of more than 000 volunteer... inl>piration 10 remind us of the
"We can always use a few e:iura unrelenting human ~pirit ru1d our
hands at the Toshiba Senior capaciry to overcome the
Oassic," tournament mtolcrahle."
co-chairman J8ke Rohrer said -I ance ~tmng
Volunteers are asked to work al
least two days. There •~ a S72 fee
10 ofT~t the cost of the volunteer
package. which lncludei. one
golf shirt, one jacket and one
hat. aU with Toshiba Senior
Uas.<>1c logos: preferred parlting
during ~hifts; me-a.b; a grounds
badge; rackets for gu~ts. an
mvuauon to the volunteer
appreciation pa.(ty; and a
subscription to the tournament's
SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS
MONDAY
6:30 p.m.: Harbor M~ IJOll\
will meet al the (,D!,ta MCl>a
Cmmtry Oub. A ·~nng Ra.\kl·t "
demon.\trauon wiU be given 11)
IJom. member Karen Lamas
TUESDAY
7:30 a.m.: ·1ne 40-member
Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary
Oub will meet at five Crowns for
a progrwn by Lt. <d1!g lb.-ell on
Newport Harl>or activioes.
6:30 p.m.: The Costa Mesa
Newport Hart>or !Jons Oub will
meet at stosh Monahan's for a
di.oner meeting.
WEDNESDAY
7~1 5 a.m.: The 20 member
South Coa.<.1 Metro Rotary Qub
will meet at the Center Oub
(www.soutJu::oasrmerro ror.aryorgi;
and the Newpon Harbor IGwarili.
Oub will meet al the UnNersily .
Athletic Oub.
Noon: "flle 40 member
Exchange Oub of the Orange
Coru.t will meet al lhc Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club for a
business meeting,.
6 p.m.: The fiO member Rmary
Oub of Newpor1-BaJboa meets at
the Bahia 01rinthian Yacht Uub
for a craft talk hy Dan Hoffmann.
THURSDAY
7 am.: Ille LO plu'> member
Costa Mesa C >r.mge Costa
Breakfast I J6110., Club meet!> at
Mimii..
Noon: 1lw ~J member W'>la
Mesa Kiwc1.111' Club will meet at
the I loliday 11111, rhe 50 member
Newport Head1 C A.mma del Mar
Kiwanis Uub will meer at the
Bahia Connth1m1 Yacht CJub for a
program by I m \ngel~ Time-.
columrus1 Dana Parsons.
( tw•w.kluwiu.of17clubl
rostat/U."UtJ; tA<.• llO-member
l:.XChange Ouh ol Newpor1
f larbor will ml'C'l al the Newport
I !arbor Nauli<.<ll Museum for .1
b~ine<.."> m t-eung; and the
100-memhu Nt•wpc>rt-lrvlm
Rotary Ouh wdl ml't'l at 1he
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~l~Ilgin ·' ;.hiS :blµes .acr,qss . th~-·c9u.ntry
. '
Judah Bauer, of the Jon Spencer Blues
·Explosion, is touring the country with liis
blues side project,_ 20 Miles. ·
Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
H is voice is slow and
melodic. His attirude laid
back. But his fingers on
the guitar tell a dUferent story a,,
they jam out a ~rgetic mix of
•root$)' blues" and roclc 'n' roll.
project at Detroit between an
LA. show and a gig in Austin,
Texas. Wrtb him comes a pack of
talent, "like a little review all
crammed into one van," be said
The owner of Detrolt is a
friend of Bauer's and used to the
wotk with the Jon Spencer mues
Explosion. The explosion played
at the..Westside..clob last year.
maybe i(s because I am from FYI-
New Yori ahd I am used to ~ --..
playing for the home team." '' · WHAT: 20 Miles Bauer describes 20 Mlles' WHERE: Detroit Ber, 843. W 19th St. sound as a comblnadon of"that EN s d WH : 8:30 p.m. un ay Stones-y vain of rock blues with
maybe a little m ore pJJ.Dk," 'lbe
sounds are Inftuenced by rock" by cridc and former
traditional blues music, be said non-fan Andria Usle.
"People say it sounds like Lou Others say the album, which
Reed if he were in a garage band. was recorded in Bauer's East
or Tom Petty." Bauer said "I Village studio, bas "an
don't know. I'm probat>ly not intoxicatingty woozy pedal-steel
selling myaelf very~" tone."
Bauer doesn't have to take on • The intrigue of blues and its Judah Bauer. cdator of the
band 2.0 Miles, will bring his
soothing voice, busy fingers and
Ne\v York attitude to Costa Mesa
The 31-year-old WlSCOnsin
native, who bas adopted New
York as his hometown, said LA.
aoo.vds are usually a little
•balder" to play to.
that task. however, as music almost criminal aspect drew
critics across the ~ have Bauer to the music scene, as did ·
..,,, Sunday at the Detroit Bar on
19th Street
Bauer, one of the guitarists for
the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion,
will sandwich his bluesy side -
"'Il)ey are a little more
standoffish than what I am used
to in t'lew Yo*'" Bauer said "But
given rave reviews to 20 Miles' autobiographical tal~ from his
third album, "Keep it Coming." trumpet-and
The al~wn. put out by Fat harmonica-playing father.
Possum, was touted as the "My father tried to get me to
"perfect comblnation of play the sax. but it's too much
hill-country blues an big city work.". be said.
A dance for all typ·es -
'From Bel}thoven to The Naughty Ones' features an eclectic
·· mix of four dances that explore different relations.hips
Deirdre Newman-'f
Daily Pilot . . ......
A Dl9Jl and a woman
betrothed since birth
participate ln an ancient
tribal wedding ritual and are
left.alone for the first time on their
wedding day. They express a whirlwind
of emotions, from shyness to lust, as
they do a sensual pas de deux with
some body contortions that are
reminiscent of Cirque du Soleil.
This is the setting for "Unknown
Territory," a ballet choreographed by
internationally renowned Oloo-San
r;oh, which will be performed by Ballet..
"acifica in March. lilll••liiliiilil•••••~ The contemporary ballet series
From Beethoven to The Naughty
Jnes" features an eclectic mix of four
dances that all explore perscmal or
group relationships.
"Part of our mission is to keep the
art form alive and progressing, means.
doing a lot or different works," said
Molly Lynch, artistic director.
"Unknown Territory" is directed by
Janek Schergen, who worked with Goh
on the origirial st.aging of the ballet for
the Washington Ballet O>mpany ln
~Washington, D.C
The costumes for the ballet include
bodysuits with brtgbt spWhes of color
for the women. trunb and ribbons of
color around their chest for the men,
face paint and colorful headpieces. Just
as the wedding ritual Itself is a blend of
various Mian cultures, the tribal music
is also a melange of eastern sounds.
PHOTOS BY DON LEACH/DAILY Pt.OT
Lead dancers Tye Gillespie and Hit0mi Yamada perform the as de deux (dance of two) during rehearsal.
One of the challenges or directing
the piece is getting the dancers to
convey the raw emotion or the tribal
ritual, Schergen said, as evidenced by a
rehearsal Wednesday.
M the dancers practiced the
beginning of the ritual, Scbergen
gently reminded them of the
atmos~ they were trying to
recreate
"Remember, the whole thing is
tribal, not suburban," Schergen said.
To help them undetStand the
richness of a ritual that ia ttone
pcedsely ~e same way century after
centwy. Sch~n tells his dancers
stories, •ao that they have a diafogue in
their head" to work with.
uner, working with the m'en. he
demonstrated a mow 1n which the
dancers throw their bodies toward the
ground and powid the Ooor.
•Please don't take th.is the wrong
way. because you're acton at this
moment, but there should be a lot
more testosterone.• the d.llector sakl.
1be ballet la unJque becau9e the
FYI
WHAT: •From Beethoven to the
Naughty Ones•
WHAT: March 7-8 at Irvine
WHERE: Barclay Theatre, 4242
Campus Drive, Irvine
INFO: For information call, (949)
854-4646
women ue eh pointe, a departUre
..,Jrom rnost~c dances, which .
feature ~feet. This is to accentuate
the female_ dancers' femininity,
Schergen said, as Goh wanted to
htgbligbt the difference between the • · sexes. •
Hltomi Yamada. 28, the pedte
dancer who performs the bride's role,
acknowledged the cballense of playing
a character who has no choice over her
marriage.
:1 don't know about th.is lady, but lf It
~me. I don't know if I'd be happy to
get marded," Yamada said •[As the
S.. DANCE, P ... A14
KenWallar
holds Gina
McFadden in
his arm as
they rehearse
a move for
the upcoming
Ballet
Pacifica
productiOn:-
..
Judah Bauer
and20
Miles will
playlfle
'Detroit Bar . on Sunday.
COURTESY Of
FAT POSSUM
RECORDS
THEATER:·
Strong,.
full-bodied
'Fiddler' at
Vanguard
The musical's n1n at the
Costa Mesa coll ege is short,
but sweet.
By Tom Titus ·. w hen Vanguard University elected
to stage the musical "Fiddler-on
the Roof.. artistic directors were
faced with two
choices -·downsize FYI
the show to fit the
limJted dimensions
of the~
Theater stage or
"upsiz.e" the stage.
Thankfully, they
picked the latter
option, and
Vanguard's ·Fiddler"
has emerged as a
powerful.
full-bodied
production that
impresses in its
musical and .
WHAT: •Addler on
the Roof"
WHERE.: Venguard
University Lyteum
Theater, 55 Felr
Drive, Costa Mesa
WHEN: Closing
perfonnencet
today at 2 and 8
p.m., Sunday at 2
p.m.
COST: $7 to $16
CALL: (714)
668-e146
dramatic areas. The · ,
stage still Isn't really lalge enough to hold.
it. but in a show this wonderfully rea.l.ized.
a limited enviloornent doesn't realty
matter all that much.
Director C.arey Curtis Smith, who has
reproduced the qrigjnal choreogJaPhy
from the Tony-winning 1964 Broadway
production. simply makes it fit, and scenic
designer Tun Mueller meets the loglstical
chalienge head on. The circular exodus or
the villagers at the close of the show
appears to be the only visual 'casualty.
Smith bas elicited some superb
interpretations from his mostly student
cast, beginning with Tun I.anon'• richly
robust portrayal of Tevye, tb.e
downtrodden dairyman father or five
daughters-three of whom leave the nest
in maibdly contrasting styles during the
show.
Larson embeWShes bis one-on-one
relationship with the almigbl>' and rages
convincingty as his parental authority .
gradually ebbs.
Ronnie Hamilton is a splendid Golde,
his long-sutfeting wife who koowa when
to exert her influence and when to effect a.
strategic withdrawal. She and I.anon
overcome the problems of pby&lcal youth
to render bawdluDy satisfying
pert'ormancea.
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SOC I ETY Sltwday. Marcil 1. 200? Al 1
THE CROWD . . .
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Navigators head to Turnip Rose S~y-S~n ~-tl)ecemnony,UO
Oeriiee Swinney of • . gUeMI attended • tec:epdon -~ ae..ch and Qet •• dw Mamon Hotd and $c>lffflol~rc Beach • Re.ott. • • ' S odety spy Debbie
Newmeyer reports that
Newport Hatbor High
School parent! are planning a
Navfgators benefit for Mardi 15 at
the Turnip Rose Grand NeWport
Plaza The Navigators.are a
dedicated support group for the
··· ~LSO IN THE C~OWD extbanged weddhi« vows at • 11te coµple ii al home "1
the . · . Newport Beach after a ·
Marriott weddiJ18 tril' to LU v~
blgb~ ..--~~~---. 1begroup
will gather for
its 10th
annual
benefit. caDed
"BuildJngA
Better Future.·
"'The p.irty
is planned as
a tribute to
the massive B.W. construc:Qon
COOK . pro;ec:t that
Harbor High
School is about to take,"
Newmeyer said.
The evening at Turnip Rose will
cost ~100 per person. which roveni dinner and dancing. A
tempting silent and live auction is
also planned for lhe.evenmg to
raise additional funds.
"Proceeds from the evening will
support tutorial programs.
after-school prngrdmS,
technology upgrades and the six .
academic academies." Newmeyer
said .
To reserve tickets, please call
Diana long at (949) 515-6365.
CHILDHELP DINNER
Hotel and - '
Resort in
~rt
·Beach on
~31 ,
2002 •. nie ,
. bride.. • .,
daughter 1---' .. lml!I ofR.ichard · · •
· an<t JodY Dentse SWinney
Swinney anctChet Spr~
of ·
Newport Beach, wore a
white satin sleeveless ,gown
with' beading ~D the bust
and ai train. Her maid of
honor wu Michelle
Swinney, and her
brlde$makh were Sa,sha
Brau~ Carrie Goode;
Julla(ine Harrison, Emily·
Uttle. Alison Schneider,
Sbz.anne Scllneider and Tara
Stimbert.
• .Jhe btidegroom Is the soo
. ~.
of Greg and Jeannette del Mar
Spreen or Newport 8eacb.. . High and
Brian Hogan
and Vanessa
Gobdey His best ma.Q. was Jell the ,
Spreen. and his groomsmen Ur\.iversity of San Diego.
were Shareef Bahador, Mark An April 5 wedding iS
Gaoo. Mark Jobn~ton. Man planned at the Westin
Notbitis. Treoton Rhodes. Mission Hills Resort fu
.Kevin Swinney, 'Il"evor Ranctlo Mirage.
SWin.ney and Dave ' -
Thomsen. • Wec:tdl"'o1• and engagements
The bride is a paduate run Saturdays. For e fonn, ·
student, and the groom is a please call Christine Carrillo st
general manager at Spreen 1949) 574-4298. · •.
Nancy Whitlock. local'
president of the much·loved
ChildHelp USA. joins fellow ·
OilldHelp volunteer Jana Shuler
in inviting the community to a
Man:h 8 dinner at the Hyatt
Regency. lrvine. The dinner is
being held to support the
children~ charity. which~
dedicated to the treatment and
prevention of ctuJd abuse. 11le
evening of dining. dancing and
gaming will be called "Roll The
Dice Por Olild.Help USA". Ola.ired
by Cleo Bluth and Gbela
Donlgu.lan. the party promises to
be a wonderful night of fun on
the California Riviera for a very
worthwhile caw.e. fur
reservations and ucket
Charles ·and Twyta Martin. prominent benefactors of the Orange County Museum of Art in
Newport Beach, welcomed new museum director Dennis Szakacs and his wrfe, Mana, at a
dinner party thrown at their coastal estate. Szakacs 1s relocating to Newport Beach from
New Yof1(, where he served as the deputy director of the Avant-garde New Museum of
Contemporary Art. Pictured'from left are Denni~and Mana Szakacs, and Twyla and
Charles Martin. '
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·s1angiri '' his".blues across .. fQ..e·.· couiitry
. \'.. )ud~ Bauer; of the Jon. Sji'enc~r. Blues .
------Explosion, is to\iring the country With hfs
FYI .
• . 1 blues side project, 20 Miles·.
maybe it's b&au.5e I am from
New York and I am used to
plQying for the home team."
Bauer describes 20 Miles'
sound as a combination of "that
WHAT: 20 Miles
WHERE: Detroit Bar,
843. W 19th St.
. I •
Lolita Harper
Daily PAot
H is voice is~ow and
melodic. Hts attitude laid
back. But his fingers on
the guitar tell a di1ferent story as
they jam out alivnergetic mix of
"rootsy blues" and rock 'n' roll.
-Judah Bauer, creator of the
band 20 Miles, will bring his
soothing voice, busy fingers and
New York attitude to Costa Mesa
Sunday at the Detroit Ba{ on ·
19th Street.
Bauer, one of the guitarists for
the Jon Spencer Blues ~losion,
will sandwich his bluesy side
project at Oetrbi.t t>e~dan
LA show and a gig in Austin,
Texas. With him comes a patk. l!lf
talent, "like a little review all
cram.med into one van," he said.
The owner of Detroit is a
friend of Bauer's and used to the
work with the Jon Spencer Blues
Explosion. The explosion played
· at the Westside club last year.
The 31-year-old Wisconsin
native, who has adop~ New
York as his hometoWn, said LA ·
crowds are usually a little
"harder" to play to.
"They are a little more
standoffish than what I am used
to in New York." Bauer said. "But
· Stones-y vain of rock blues with
maybe a little more punk." The
sounds are inJluenced by
traditional blues music, he said.
"People say it sounds like Lou
Reed if he were in a garage Qand
or Tom Petty," Bauer said. "I •
don't know. I'm probably-not· · ·
selling my&elf very well."
Bauer doesn'thave to take on
that task, however, as music
ciitics across the board have ·
given rave reviews to 20 Miles'
third album. "Keep it Coming."
The album, put out by Fat
Possum, was touted as the
"perfect combination of
hill-country blues an big city ,
WKEN: 8:30 p.m. Su nday
rock" by critic and Conner
non· fan Andria Usle.
Others say the album, whipl
was recorded in Bauer's East
Village studio, has "an
intelicatingly woozy pedal-steel
tone."
The inrrigue of blues and its
almost criminal aspect drew
Bauer to the music scene, as did
autobiograplµcal tales from his
trumpet-and
harmonica-playing father.
· "My father tried to get me to
play the sax, but it's too much
work." he said.
A danc.e for all types
. .
'From Beethoven to The Naughty On(!s' f eatures an eclectic ·
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
mtx of four dances-that explore different.rela tionships
A man and a woman -
betrothed since birth
participate in an ancient
· tribal wedding ritual and are
left alone for the first titne on their
wedding day. They t!XRress a whirlwind
of emotions, from shyness to lust, as
they do a sensual pas de deux with
some body contortions that are
. reminiscent of Cirque du Soleil.
This is the setting for "Unknown
Thrritory," a ballet choreographed by
internationally renowned Oloo·San
Goh, which will be performed by Ballet
'acifica in March.
The conte'mporary ballet series
~ Frqm Beethoven to The Naughty
.Jrtes" features an eclectic mix of four
dances that all explore pel"SQil.al or
group relation.ships.
"Part of our mission is to~ the
art form alive and progressing, means
doing a Jot of different works," .said
Molly 4'nch, artistic director.
•Unknown Territory" is directed by
Janek Schergen, who worked with Goh
on the original staging of the ballet for
the Washington Ballet Company in
Washington, D.C.
The costumes for the ballet include
_bpdysuits with bright splashes of color
for the women, trunks and ribbons of
color around their chest for the men.
face paint and colorful bea,dpieces. Just PHOTOS BY OON LEACH I DAILY PILOT :n1!~~~=r:!~ ~!f: Lead dancers Tye Gille'.spie and Hitom.i Yamada perform the as~de deux (dance of two) during rehearsal.
is also a melange of eastern sounds.
One of the challenges of directing FYI
the piece is getting the dancers to • convey the r.aw emotion of the tribal • WHAT: From Beethoven to the Naughty Ones" ritual, Schergen said, as evidenced by a WHAT: March NJ at Irvine
rehearsal Wednesday. WHERE: B'arclay Theatre, 4242
As the.dancers practiced the Campus D[lve, Irvine
beginning of the ritual, Schergen INFO: For information call, (949)
gently reminded them of the 854-4646
atmosphere they were trying to
recreate
"Remember, the whole thing is
tribal, not suburban," Schergen said.
Th help them understand the
richness of a ritual that is done
predsely the same way century after
century, Scherpn tells his dancers
stories, "so that1hey have a dialogue in
their head" to work with.
Later, working with the men, he
demonstrated a move in which the
dancers throw their bodies toward the
ground and pound the Ooor.
"Please don't take th.ls the wrong •
way, because you're actors at this
moment. but there should be a lot
more testosterone," the director said.
~ ballet is unique because the
women are en pointe, a departure
from most ritualistic dances, whim
feature .bare feet This is to accentuate
the female dancers' femininity,
Schei:gen said, as Goh wanted to
highlight the difference between the
.sexes. .
Hitomi Yamada. 28, the petite
dancer who performs the bride's role.
~owtedged the challenge ol pJaying
a cbaracter who has no choice over her
marriage. r
"I don't know about this lady, but if it
Were me, I don't know l.(J'd be happy to
get married," Yamada said "(As tfle
SM DANCE, Paae A14
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·KenWallar
holds Gina
McFadden in
his arm as
· they reHearse
a move for
the upcoming
Banet
Pacifica
production.
. .
Judah Bauer -
and 20
Miles will '
play the
Detroit Bar
on Sunday.
COURTESY OF
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RECORDS
r THEATlR
Stn;>ng,
full-bodied
'Fiddler.' at --.. ,.,.. ".~, ......
Vanguard
The m usical's run at the
Costa Mesa college is short,
but sweet.
By Tom Titus
W hen Vanguard University elected
to stage the musical "Fiddler on
the Roof," artistic directors were
faced with two
choices -downsize FYI ·
the show to fit the
limited di.D'lensions
of the Lyceum .
Theater stage or
"upsize~ the stage.
Thankfully, they
picked the latter
option, and
Vanguard's "Fiddler"
has emerged as a
powerful,
full-bodied
production that
impresses in its
musical and
\iramatic areas. The .
WHAT;" Rddler on
the Roof"
WHERE: Vanguard
University Lyceum
Theater, 55 Fair
Drive, Cost.a Mesa
WHEN: Closing
performances
today at 2 and 8
p.m., Sunday at 2
p.m.
COST: $1 to $15
CALL: (714)
668~14!f
stage still isn't really large enough to hold
it, but in a show this wonderfully realiud,
a limited enviro0!1lent doesn't really
matter all that much.
Director Carey 01rtis Smith, who has
reproduced the original choreography
ftom the Tony-winning 1964 Broadway
production, simply makes it fit. and scenic
designer Tun Mueller meets th? logistical
-· challenge head on. The d.rculai exodus of
. the.villagmiifihe close oftbe show
appears to be the onty Visual casualty.
Smith has elidted some superb
interpretations from his mostly student
cast, beginning with nm Larson's richly
robust portraya). of 'Thvye, the
downtrodden dairyman father of five
daughters,-three of whom leave the nest
in markedly contrasting styles during the
show.
. Larson embellishes his one·on-one
relationship with the almighty, and rages
convincingly as his parental authority
gradually ebbs. ·
Ronnie Hamilton is a spleodld Gokk,
his long-suffering wife who knows when
to eitert her inftuence and when to effect a
strategic withdrawal She and Larson
overcome the problems of physical youth
to render beautifully satisfyipg .
performances.
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THE CROWD
Navigators· h.ead to ·rurnip -ROse
' .
S ociety spy Debbie
NewlDe')'a' repom that
Newport Harl:>or High
School parents are plannJng a·
Navigators benefit for March 15 at
the Turnip Rose Grand Newport
Plaza. The Navigators are a
dedltated support group for the
high school ,--...,.---,....--, The group
will gather for
its 10th
annual
benefit,~
~Building A
Better Future.·
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COOK
"The party
is planned as
a tnbu1e to
the massive
construction
project that
Harlx>r High
School is about Jo take,·
Newmeyer said.
The evening at Turnip Rose will
cost SIOO per person, which
covers dinner and dancing. A
tempting silent and live auction is
.also planned for the evening to
raise additional funds.
MProceeds from the evemng will
support tutorial programs,
after-school programs,
technology upgrades and the six
academic academies.· Newmeyer
said
To reserve ti ckets, please call
Diana Long at (949) 515-6.165.
CHILDHELP DINNER
Nancy WhJtlock.. local
president <1f the much-loved
Childl lelp 1,JSA. joins fellow·
ALSO IN THE-CROWD
Satwday' March 1, 2003 Al 1
WEDDINGS~ ENGAGEMENTS
•
~ Swill1¥Y.~preell .
Denile Swinney of
Newport 8-eh ind Oliet
Spr~nOf~ Beach
exchangied ~ YOWi at
Mu the cemnony, 240
guetts attended a receptiQn
at the Matrlott Hotd and
Rele>tt.
the
Marriott
. Hotel and
Rnonlo
NeWport
The couple is at tloll)e Jn
Newport 8eadl after a
Weddlngtrlp (O Lu Vegu.
Beach on Gobdey·Hogan
Dec. 31, Mi and >,{rs. Dexter .
2002. Gobdey of cOrona del Mai
1'be announce the en~t
bnde. Of their daughter, Vaneiea..
daughter . Elizabeth Gobdey of Corona. •
-of Richard. · -· det Mar to Brian Jam.es
and Jody Denise SWinney Hogan of Balboa Islatid.
Swinney and Chet Sprffll The brlde-eJect graduated
of from Newport Harbor~ :
Newport Beach, wore a and the UC Santa Barbara:
white satin sleeve.less _gown The future biidepoom.
· with beading on the bust son·of Mr.
and a train. Her maid or and Mrs.
, honor wu Michelle James
SWinney, and her Hogan of
bridesmaids were Sa.sha Balboa
Brauer, Carrie Goode, Island and
Jullanne Harrison, Emily Olromo,
Utt.le, Alison Schneider, Colo..
Suzanne Schneider and Tara graduated
Stlmberl from
The bridegroom is the son Corona
of Greg and Jeannette · del Mar
Spreen of Newport Beach. High and
His best man was Jeff the
8rianHogan
and Vanessa
Gobdey
Spreen, and his groomsmen University of San Diego.
. were Shareef Bahador, Malk An April 5 wedding ls
Gaoo, Mark Johnston, Matt planned at the Westin
Norkaitis, Trenton Rhodes, Mission Hills Re&'t>rt ln
Kevin SWfuney, Trevor Rancho Mirage.
Swinney and Dave
Thomsen.
The bride is a graduate
student, and the groom is a
general manager at Spreen
•Weddings end engagements
run Saturdey9. For• fonn,
please-call Christine c.mJlo et
(949) 574-4298.
-OuldJ lelp volunteer Jana Shuler
in mvinng the community to a
March 8 diimer at the Hyau
Regem .. ')'. Lrvine. The dinner is
being held 10 support the
children'& chanty, which il>
dedk:a1ed to the treatmenl and
prevention or chLl<f abuse. lllt'
evening of <tining, dancing and •' ,
garrung will be called -Roll Ille
Dice fur ChildJ lelp USA·. Chau'ed
by Cleo Bluth and Gbela
Donlgulan. 1he party promises lo
be a wonderful n1gh1 of fun on
Charles and Twyla Marbn, prominent benefactors of the Orange County Museum of Art in
Newport Beach, welcomed new museum director Dennis Szakacs and his wife, Mana, at a
dinner party thrown at their· coastal estate. Szakacs is relocating to Newport Beach from
New York, where he served as the depll~irector of the Avant-garde New Museum of
Contemporary Art. Pictured from left are Dennis and Mana Szakacs, and Twyla and
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Al2 Satur~. March 1, 200l OATEBOOK . .
~ FOa froni SCR Will the.ater awards
Theater critic Rob Stevens includes three
actors and a director from three O.C.
productions in his annual Robby Awards.
I
and they j\llt paform thel.r heads
off."
Stevens obviously admired
SCR'a •MajO.r Barbara." wbiCh
won for Best CDmedy Produaion
Lolita Harper
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It is the best awards sbow in
town. Well, not this town, but the
larger use of the word town that ·
can apply to any llP c.ode,
lndUStry insiders say.
•1 tttlnk it ~'just dandy,"·
~teran actress and South Coast
Repertory star Nan Mard.o 'Said of
the 26th Annual Robby AWanis.
The Robby Awards, hosted and
named after longtime cridc Rob
Stevens, were held Monday is the
historic Blossom Room of the
Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel And
Sourh Coast Repertory shined in
llnseltown, as the t:o6ta Mesa at the awanls banquet Director
theater took home five Robby Martin Benson and acto.r Dakin
awards. Matthews won accolades for
Martin. who bu won five their work.in the comedy.
Robby awards and·used to host Sopporting actress Michelle
the time-bonoled affair. attended · Hurd joined SCR colleagues in
the L.A. gala. which she called the winners' circle for tier s:ole in
strangely Unique and dazzlJngly the dnuna "The Violet Hour."
entertaining. Martin. who won the Uvlng
"Rob goes to more than 200 LegeQd Robby last~ said·
shows a year, so h~.knows all the people take the solo aecolade
best actors end best directo.rs," very ,eriously. St~ vast
~d Martin, who received her knowledge of the theater gives
latest award for her supporting a-ed.lbilhy to the award, and only
actress role in the comedy ' the top talents walk away with
"Getting Frankie Manied and· honors. ·
Afterwards." "He gets the best "It's a~ thing. a one~man
signers in Southern California. aw.mi show, but it seems to
FYI"
These people won Robby
Awards for their wort In SCR
proc:tuc;tiona in 2002;
Martin leMon; bHt director In e
comedy; •Major Barbara"
DUln Ma~: best actor In e
comedy: "Major Barb•ra" ·
Nan Mwtln:"best supporting
actreu in a comedy: "Getting
Frankie Married end
Afterwards~
MJch• Hurd: best 1uppor1fJ!Q
actress In a drama: "The Violet
Hour"
wotk." she said.
Hwe are always bllppy to win,"
SCR spokeswoman Madeline
Po'rter said. "We are very proud
of these pr:oductions and happy
they were called out to be worthy
of awards." ·
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Gr8mmv Award.winning ftddter
Mtlrt O'Conner wtll make hla
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et 7:30 end 9'.30 p.m. Friday,
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,Oranqe County femlllea and
celebritlet wlll hold their first
Art and Sotal event to beneflt
autism research. Honorary
dlelra Bradley Whitford ("l)le
Wett Wing"), and Ja!'e .
Kaczmarek (•M,alcolm In the
Mlddte•), witt) Nlc:ole Robinson
("The West Wing") end Cure
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Jonathan Shestadt and Portia
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famillea to raiM money for
autism retearch. The event is at
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Center Ortve from 8 to 11 :30
p.m. Slturday. lnfonnation:
(323) 202-1054.
SEXIEST Kil' COIFETTTION
Muldoon'• Dublln Pub In
Newport Beach wtll hOtd.lts
flret "Sexiest Kilt Competition"
at 2:30 p.m: Sunday, Marctl 16.
A panel of female judges.
Including act.rest, model and
former Mias Ireland Olrvia
Ttac,y, will determine the
competition. Chris Pierce.
drummer for the Orange .,.
County rodt band the Fenians.
renown for his zebra-pattern
kllt, wlll host. Muldoon'• ia at
202 Newport Center Drive.
Information: (949) 640-4110.
MUSIC
WORKS BY PROKOFEV,
MOZART AHO TCHAIKOVSKY
Orange Coast College's
Symphony Orchestra will offer
tho third concert of its 42nd
season at 7:30 p.m. Sunday,
March 9. featuring works by
Prokofiev, Mozart and
Tchaikovsky at the Robflrt B.
Moore Theatre. Ticket~ are $8
and $10 and can be purchased
at the door. Information: (714)
432-5880, Orange Coast College
it at 2701 Fairview Road in
Coate Mesa. · '
PHILHARMONIC STARS OF TOMORROW . .
The Phllhannonlc Society of
Orange County will present
"Stars of Tomorrow" on .
Sund•y, March 9 at 3 p.m. st the
Barclay Theatre In Irvine and
will ahowcale nine performers
from Orange County from 9 to
18 veers old. Tick• are $10 rn
advance and $16 at the door.
lnfonnatlon or ddcata: (949)
659-6440 ..
THE MUSIC OF BEETHOVEM
AND DEBUSSY
The Philharmonic Society ·
preaenta Trio Fontihay
perfonnlng the music of
Beethoven and o9buuy at 8
p.m. March 10 It the lrvlne
Barcley Theatre. Tldceta are
$29, $26 and $23, and can be
purchased by calling (949)
854-4646 or onllne at
www.thebarclay,orp. The Irvine
Barclay Theatre la at 4242
Campus Drive In Irvine.
www.ocp«.otp or bv celllhg
(714) 740-7878. The Center la at
600 Town c.nter Drtve, Cotta
M818. .
RtCHARD STRAUSS' 'SALOME'
Opera Paclftc will unvelt a new
production of Richard Strauss'
•Salome." Tho opo'ra ombodlM·
seneuatlty, eoxuallty and willful
induigonoe. Tho opera will take
pace Tueeday, Friday end
Saturday and Sunday, with
evening porformenoea at 7:30
p.m. and a Sunday perlonnance
st2p.m. TldcetsareS26toS120.
It wiff be performed at the
Orange County P8rfonning Arts
. Center'tSegoratrom Hall. rtdcets
are 1M1llabfe at the Center Box
Office, online at wWw.ocpac.otp
or by calling (714) 740-7878. The·
Center Is at 600 Town Center
Dr:ive, Costa Mesa.'
l'CtWKOVSKY'S PIANO
CONCERTO NO. 1
The Pacific Symphony
Orchestra will welcome
St.anlsJav1.oudenitch to'perform
Tchaikovsky's Plano Concerto
No. 1 in 8-flat minor at 8 p.m.
March 12 and 13. Tickets are $19
to $59 and will be performed at
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center's Segeratrom Hall.
rtdcets are available at the
Center Box Office. online at
www.ocpac.org or by calling
(714) 740-7878. The Center is at
600 Town.Center Drive. Costa
Mesa ..
THE PRAZAK QUARTET
'One of the classical music
world's leading international
chamber ensembles will
perform at 7:30 p.m. March 13.
Tho quartet will perform
, Beethoven's String Quartet No.
. 1, Janacek's String Quartet No. 1
and mo,,s. The Prazak Quartet
will perform at Orange County
Performing Arts Center's
Founder's Hall. Tickets are $43,
avallable ft tho Ce(ltor Box
Office, onllne at www.ocpac.org ·
or by calling (714) 740-7878. The
Center is at 600 Town Center
Drive, Cotta Mesa.
SHIRLEY JONES
AND FRIENDS
Broadway, motion picture and
TV star Shirley Jones, will join
comedian Shelly f)ennan and
the Nelton Rlddle Ordleatra In
concert at I) p.m. Saturday,
Mard\ 15, at Orange Coast
College It 2701 Fairview Road.
COata M .... Tldcata for $37 to
S43 can be pun::ha.aed at the
college or by calling (714)
432-6880.
AMERICAN COMPOSERS
COMP£T1T10N
To conclude the 2003 American
Compoters Featfval, Car1 St.
Clalr and the Peclflc Symphony
pre141nt the American
Composers Competition March
12 and 13 at 8 p.m. (as part of
the 2002-03 Hal and Jeanette
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HOURS
Continued from Al 2
SeQerstrom Famfly Cleaaics .
Seriee) •net Mercti 15 et 3 p.m. (•
pertoftheCl....ictl ~.
S.rfel) et tile Orenge CoUnty
~ng Alta Center In Coste
MMe.
THE CANADIAN BRASS
Taite five vlrtuoeo mu11ci1n1,
ct..... them In formal ettlre end
tennll lhoes, ~them wtth
mu* from the daa1cel, jazz, pop
end contemp0rary music wor1d,
end put them on 1 stage. The
reeult It the Canadlen er .... a
Nriooaly fun and entertaining
enMmble that cornea to
SlgerstrQm Hall on Friday end
SeturdaY, Merch 14 and 16, ea
part of the Peclflc Symphony
Popt aefies at the Orange County
Petforming Alts Center in Costa
Mesa. The concerts begin e&ch
evening at 8 p.m. Tidcets are
avalleble for $80,$63, $50, $36,
and $26. For more informetion,
call the Pacific Symphony
Orchestra raet Office at (714)
766-5799.
MUSIC AT THE TEE ROOM
The Mark Oavidaofl Trio, with Ron
Eachet«t on guitar, performs at 8
p.m. Fridays at the Tee ROGm,
3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach.
$10 cover. (949) 756-0121.
JAZ2TIUO .
Gulfstream Restaurant in
Newport Beach presentS a jazz
trio Sunday through Wednesday
.. reswlar entertainment at 850
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m. Monday through
Wednesday.'(949) 718-0188. •
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio Cafe presents
Monday Night Jams from 1 to 11
p.m. every Week. "Wanted~
musicians inctude guitar players,
bass players, slngera, drummers,
keyboardists and others at 100
Main St., Newport Beadl. Free.
(949) 675-7760.
STAGE
VE1"NMESE CuuuR£ NIGHT
Vletnltn"4l culture, feeturfng
m"*, folt eonga, totk end
modem dance end fMNona, will
be lhowcaed et e p.m. Saturdrf,
March 8, at Orange Coast College. Tldtep e'N $101>4'tore and $16 at
the dOot. For informedon, call
('114) 721-6608. The coflege .. et
2702 Fairview Roed, Costa Meta.
'TWO GEN1UMEN OF VERONA'
Willl1m Shakespe1re'1 "Two
Gentlemen of Verone• will be
performed at the South Coast
Repertory 6'n the ~rttrom
Stage through March 30.
Preview tlcbta start at $19. For
tidceta, (714) 708-5655 or vi alt
WWW.6Cr.OfV.
'F1t>olER ON THE ROOF'
Venguard University will present
its third mein stage production
·of "Addler on the Roof.• The play
will run through Sunday. It will
play at the school's Lyceum
Theater, 65 Fair Drive in Costa
Mesa. Information: (714)
668-6145.
'LARAMIE PROJECT
Orange Coast College is staging
Moises Kaufman's "Laramie
Project" March 19 through 23 in
the Drama Lab Theatre. Tidcet1
are $12 end S8 an,d are sold at
the door and by calling (714)
432·5880. Orange Coast College
is at 2701-t=airview Road. Costa
Mesa.
ST\JDEHT-OIRECTEO
ONE-PERSON ~vs
"Solo Voices;" a featival of
student-<,tirected one-person
plays, will be ateged Saturday
and Sunday, at 8 p.m. Saturday
and at 2 and 7 p.m . on Sunday .
Tichts are S6 end $7 end can be
purchased at the door or by
calling (714) 432-5725. Orange
Coast College et 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. ·
DUBUN'S TRADmONAl.
IRJSH CABARET
Dublin's Traditional lrisf:l _
Cabaret, featuring 15 Irish
MUSIC AT THE GRJU performers, presents a lively
The Bluewater Grill ot'fers live blend of traditional Irish dance,
music Friday and Saturday nights. ballads, songs and humor. The
Greg Morgan, Nidt Peper and Kelly performance is at 8 p.m. ~ (lfnol»n 81 MPG~ perform Saturday at the Robert B. M oore
dassic ~ R&.B ~ swmg at 8:30 · Theatre at Orange Coast
p.m. Fridays. MaMn Gregory and C 11 2701 F . . A d MPG will perform ciassic l"OCk. o ege, . a1rv1ew oa ,
swing ariO R&.B at 8:30 p.m. Costa Mesa. T1dcets for $33 to
Saturdays.. The restaurant ia 81 630 $37 can be purchased at the
Udo Park Drive, Newpof1 Bead\. college or by calling (714)
me. (949) 675-3474. 432-5880.
MUSIC AT THE PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican offers the
music of Common Ground from
Wednelday through Sunday. The
band perfOfTTI• from 1 to 10 p.m.
Wednaday end Thursday, from
8:30p.m.to12:30 e.m. Friday and
Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m.
Sunday. The restaurant is at 2735
W. Cout Highway, Newport
Beach. Free. (949) 642-3431.
WEEKEND BLUES
~ RMMt>oat F*taurant in
Newport Beech pieeents The .
Balboa 8'ues oo Friday and
Seturday evenings and Sunday •
llft8moona. The program futurea
jazz and daasic roc:t tunes for
dining and dancing. Anthony's ia at
161 E. Coast Highway. (949)
673-3425.
POP~ ANO Fl.MENCO
Tete 6, a funk, rode and Motown
act. perform• at 9 p.m . Saturdays
at Carmelo'• Rlstorante, 3520 E.
Coast HighwaV, CoroM del Mar.
Solo guttarist Ken Sanders
performs claasical ftamenco
tunes et 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and
Sundfiys. kee. (949) 676-1922.
SAlURDAY NIGHT RU
'FOOTLOOSE'
•Footloose, the Broedway
Musical" will open Friday, Merch
14, and run through March 22. It
will be performed by the
Newport Beech Theater
Cfmpeny. Tictceta begin at $10
and can be purcti1aed onllne et
www.nbtco.org or by phone at
(949) 759-1~. The shows are at
7:30 p.m . Friday end Saturday
and et 3 p.m . Sunday at Lincoln
Sd\ool, 3101 Paclflc View Drive,
Cqron1 del Mer.
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NEW ARRIVALS OF
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Theatre will offer Ill lavish
produc:don of "Don Quixote• at
Orange Coest College April 4
through e. with curtain tJme 8
p.m . Fndlv and S.turd1y night
end 2 p.m . Sunday. Tldurtl,C09t
$20 to $24 and ca~ be pun:haled
by celll"g (888) 622-6378.
Orange Coast College 11 at 2701
Fairview Road, Coate Mesa.
ART·
"ZINE SCENE'
"Zlne Scene;" an exhibi1 of zines
orgenlzed by the Cranbrool Art
Museum, will be on di1ptay
through April 27 at the Orange
County Museum of Art'1 Satellite
Gallery, South Coast Plaza, 3333
Bristol St,, Co~ Mesa. Zina are
publications -like ma11azine1 -
created by indlvlduels or small
groups. Museum hours a(e 10
a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through
Friday, 10 a.m . to 1 p.m. Saturday
and 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
Free. (949) 759-1122.
DOUBLE HORIZONTAL
Dewey Ambrosino'• exhibit
"Double Horizontel" will feeture
"Brown Note Lounqe;" an ·
in91alletion of two molded
plywood sub-woofer loveseats
that play en original bass
composition, and whose
frequencies are tuned
"specifically to the building'•
architecture. The exhibit will
also include a vide9 projectlon
of Oskar Schlemmer's 1925-46
"Triedic Ballet:" The exhibit will
run through March 22 at the
Shed, 3000 Newport Blvd.
lnformetlon: (949) 723-3406.
1N THE EYE OF THE ~f works by Mictiael
Perez end Kirsten Prosser will be
on display at Bayside Gallery
Restaurant, 900 Bayside Drive,
Newport Beach, through today.
(949) 851-918,
www.studiogallery.net.
• MARJE11CA PORTC
An installation by Slovenian
artist Marjetica Porte will be on
display through Sunday at the
Orange County Museum of Art,
850 San Clemente Drive,
Newport Beach. Porte's w ork
deals w ith issue's of shelter.
poverty and displacement.
Muse(Jm hours are 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. Tuesday through Sunday.
$5 for adults, $4 for seniors and
students, and free for members
and children younger than 16.
(949) 759-1122.
DANCE
THE· Sl\ITTGART BALLET
The Stuttgart Ballet, said to offer
some of the best dancing in the
worid today, will perform
repertory highlights from "The
Seventh Blue;" "Cindy's Gift;"
"Sunday Symphony• and a full
length "Romeo and Juliet.•
Performances will be March 18
through March 23 at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center
at 600 Town Center Drive in
Costa Mesa. ;rldceta are from $20
See HOURS, Pqe Al4
Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone
Bridge Band pt-v rode and R&.8 at.
9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Pl.oe
Hotef'a Trienon Lounge, 4600
MacAtthur Blvd., Newport Beacn.
free. (949) 476-2001.
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PRAZAK QUARTET
The Prazak Quartet, one of the classical music world's
leading international chamber ensembles. will make rts
Orange County Perf ormmg Arts Center debut m the
2002-03 Concert Sene s at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March
13, in Founders Hall. The Prazak Quartet will perform
Beethoven's Stnng Quartet m F, Op. 18, No. 1 and
•Kreutzer" Sonata, Janacek's String Quartet No. 1 and
Borodin's String Quartet No. 2 1n D. There will be ·a
preview talk by Herbert Glass one hour before ttie
performance Tickets for the Prazak Quartet are $43 and.
may be purehased at the Center box ottrce. For
information, call (714) 556-2746.
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THEATER ~=~MiracleofMlracles"
Continued from AlO ~~!1:t:S!': ~tty
The three eldest da.Ughters 7 . . fnge1s as the aging butcher .
. Sarah Grandpre, 1arnmy Joelle ·~ Tu\lye'~ oldest daugpter
Cof:lln and Uw.ra Manchester -lh rnatrbnony contribute
blossom wond~ ey spleddldly teallzed character ,
· savor the first ~ts of perlonnarrces, as does Mike
romance. Q>ftin partl~ Is BoWers as the doddering (abbL
heart-wrenchlngiy effecttve as Jack Oark's commanding, but
she leaves her family, perhaps cadng constable anchors the
forever, to be with her . "outside forces," which '-
Imprisoned lover, singing the eventually p.rev8ll. •
poignant solo •Far From the Ensemble numbers are nicely
Heme I Love." adapted for the L¥cewn's limited
Their sldtors-Paul Han~. dlmensioM The spirited •To
Steve Umones and ~att , ... Jlfe" £_eleb.radon gains · .
· Grandpre -are equally momennun from its intimacy
elfectlve, though Umones hits and $t}lith's imaginam,
his radical stride a bit·too early ·choreography. The daborate
for complete believability. dream sequence d1akes only one
Grandpre delivers the most conc~ion -the spectral
accomplished portrayal. and is Fruma Sarah appears as a rear
one 'of the few_988t members tol p~ection ratber than a gigantic
attempt a credible Russian · on.stage visitor.
accent. · Mueller's ultimately
Hanegan and Sarah Grandpre detachable setting is rich in
share one of the show's most atmosPh~re. $trildngly well
tendertnoments when, after lighted,by Dan Volente. Ua
• . • COURTESY Of V~ \N.VERSO'Y
Tevye'CTtm Larson; right) confronts his eldest daught~r: (Sarah ·
. Grandpre) in front of her 'Sisters (from left, Corissa Converse, Kar11
Berkompas, Laura Manchester and Tammy Joelle Coffin).
orchestra condu~ by Joshua
Wong is a superb •'
mood-establishing force.
production. One piece of advice:
Arrive early, since ~Miracle of
Miracles" also describes the
chance of finding a decent
parking space on campus.
_ _gaining Tevye's blessing for their Hansen's ~t costumes l~nd .
.marriage, they exult in the authenticity, and the live
"FiddJec on the Roof' is
among the treasUre8 of the
Am erican musical theater, and
Vanguard University delivers a
rousing, beautifully realized
•TOM trrus· reviews run
Thursdays and Sawrdays . .
HOURS
Continued from Al 3
to $75 and can be purchased at
the box office or by calling (714)
556-ARTS.
MOIWX: OPUS CACTUS
Human bodies metamorphose
into a single serpentine figure,
and daricers shppe·shift into
exotic,birds, flowers and cactus
and other forms with visual
splendor and theatrical magic.
1. -..
Exquisite costumes end all-women Irish-American dance
illusionary visuals, sublime company dazzles audiences with
modem movement and hard-driving percussive power,
Olympian gymnastics combine aerial grace, lightning fa~ agility
into this transforming eV~nt of .... '·~d astounding P.recision. The
beauty, humor a!'!d spell-binding show will be performed at 8 p.m.
power. Ti~s are $40 and $33. March 15 and 16, with a Sunday
· The show will be given at the matinee at 3 p.m. Tickets are $40
----------------------Barclay Theatre March 27 and $35. Call (949) 854-4646.
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t'HE'TRINITY IRISH .
DANCE COMPANY
The Trinity Iris~ Dance Company
will use Irish dance as an
Instrument and a metaphor. The
DANCE
Continued from Al 0
character!. I'm excited. but
scared."
The' other ballets featured are
"Wake, Yet Wake". a glimpse into
the struggle of obtaining trust,
loyalty and love: "The Naughty
Ones," a light, jazzy balle\
featuring four couples shaking
and shimmying through songs
from the Texas blues band of the
same name: and "Im Print."
SWING
Lessons are given fN8ry Sunday
from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Avant Garde
Ballroom in Newport Beactt by the
Orange County Swing Dance Cub.
All ages are welcome, and no
partners are needed. For more
information. visit ocswing.com or
call (909) 656-6119.
choreographed by Shawn
Hounsell during the company's
Choreographic Project last
summer. TI1~ project serves as
an incubator for choreographers
to develop their work.
MThere's not very many·
projects like that, where you
allow a choreographer to do a
piece of their own choosing,"
Lynch said
The series is dedicated to Lila
Zall, founder of Ballet Pacifica.
who passed away earlier this
year.
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