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Summer
season
greeted
warmly
Sunny weather brings big
beach crowds on Me morial
Day weekend, but safety
problems are few thus far.
Luis Pella
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA Sailing slups
darted through Newport Beach waters
while swimmers, sunbathers and body·
boarders filled the shore~ on a bu-.y but
qule1 Memorial Day weekend day.
"This weekend begins the summer sea-
son and we are obviously staning off with
a bang with the nice weather," Newport
Beach Ufeguard Caprain Eric Bauer >aid.
Bauer said about 40,000 people packed
the beaches on Saturday and another
80,000 showed up on Sunday. I hey .,hould
be packed again on Memorial Day, he
said.
Ufeguards had 10 sraff an extra SL'< ro
eight towers to keep up wi1.h the crowds.
making about 90 rescues through Sunday
aftemoon.
Beach parking was nowhere to be found
by LO a.m. on Sunday.
"This is one of the busier Memorial Day
weekenlh that I can remember," Bauer
said.
The beach high was a plea-.ant 69.5 de-
grees with 3-10 5-foot waves. which
shouldn't be quite as big today.
Jennifer Bosler and two. of .her friends
decided to take a road trip from San Fran-
cisco to Southem California to enioy the
three-day weekend.
·1 heard beautiful things about Newport
Beach," said Bosler, who wanted to enjoy
warmer beach weather than what she's
used to. If they have time. she and her two
companions will visit Disneyland before
headlng home on Monday.
George Am.icay. a custom guitar-maker.
was one enterprising beachgoer who
didn't take the weekend off despue his
post on the sand. While soaJcing up some
rays, he was busy carving a guitar for
Fender.
Others took an interest in the sand itself.
"I'm digging a sink hole," l7-year-old
San Bernardino resident An1hony Leonar-
di sald while tak.ing a break from catching
waves on his bodyboard. ul hope to cover
See NEWPORT, Paae A4
Serving the Newport-M esa cornrnunity since 1907
MONDAY, MAY 31 , 2004
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Bertha Reyes, left, and Elvin Herrera, both 11. beam information between their hand-held computers m Maggie Ostler's sixth-grade class.
The future in hand
Students at Ensign and TeWinkle are
testing out what could be the next step
in education:_wireless learning
REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK
Work right at your fingertips
Marisa O'Neil
Daily Pilot
G one are the days of
students passing back:
purple-tinged,
chemically scented
worksheets hot off the
mimeograph press.
And at some Newport-Mesa
middle schools, laser-printed,
pho1ocopied sheets may also
become obsolete. Thanks to a
$700,000 technology grant,
seventh-graders at Ensign
Intermediate School and
sixth-graders at TeWlnkle
lntermedia1e School are tapping.
u!Hng shorthand graffiti and
beaming their assignmenl'> 011
brand-new, hand-held
computers.
"You can do about everythinH
on the Palm Pilot," I I -year-old
TeWinkle student Maria
1 lernandez sald.
fhe Palm Pilot Tung'>ten I
hand-held computer' -1,000 of
them -rolled out to the '>ludent-.
in February, after month<> o f
trammg for teacher.,. With J color
screen, wireless keyboard, word
proce'i.,ing program" and ln1erm•1
capabilities. the uniu. are thC'
See FUTURE, Paae A4
T he Daily Pilot calh
columm like 1h1~
"Reporter\
Notebook." but just for
today. lets caJI it
"Reporter's P.alm" for
argumeni's sake.
advanced devices as
these ha' genl'rated
skep1ici'im, worry and
doubt among some
folks. Af1er all, these are
jusr kid~. What could
they possibly need
Palm Pilots for?
O.,teven Clyer. director
I'm wriung this
column on a brand new
!>"dim Tun~ten r
hand-held computer
Jnd \.virele'iS keyboard -
the very 'lame model
many Newport-Mt•,a
_____ _, of educational
MARISA 1echnology for the
clistnct, \~ kind O'NEIL enough to lend me this
middle ~chool s1udl'ms are u.,mg,
coune~y of a technology grant.
The idea of sixth· a nd
~even1h·gradcr" w.mg such tiny.
Palm a.o, an expenment.
10 <>ee what these kids are
learning with these day<>.
See NOTEBOOK, Pa&e A4
Staying active in the city's trenches
Former Costa Mesa Mayor Sandra Genis
remains a rigorous critic of City I la ll doings.
Deirdre Newm•n
Daily Pilot
may not be 011 the council any·
more, but she i'> a vocaJ prei.ence
at Ciry Council meetings She
often act<; as the rnunctl '<> long-
term memory. rem111ding them
of decisiom and pohc1e., previ-
ous councils have made
list, bu1 really making sure the
public is part of the process,
keeping tJ1em informed and giv-
ing them every oppornmity to
speak and make a difference as
opposed 10 just having these pro
forma hearings where everyone
knows what's going to happen
before it happens," Genis said.
incarnations of lhe project and
what she perceived as disre-
spectful treatment by the council
of those they opposed inspired
Genis 10 Join the fight.
"If you were on the side they
liked, you could ramble on for·
ever," Genis said. "If you were on
the side they dldn~ like, they
would cut you off. n
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PlLOT
Sandra Genis, former Costa Mesa mayor, is still in council's ear.
COSTA MESA -She quote!>
James Madlson and George San·
tayana at City Council meetings.
She is as comfortable referencing
the California Environmental
Quality Act as a City Council or-
dinance. And she has no qualms
about calling earUer decisions of
hers "srupld."
Fonner Mayor Sandra Genis
She remain' an ou1spoken
champion of onl' of her key
tenets from her day'I on the dais:
open government.
"I have a philo~ophiraJ thing
-I don't hke 10 -.ay I'm a popu-
Genis was on the council from
1988 to 1996. She was drawn to
run after being involved in the
I tome Ranch controversy, wh.ich
lasted for almos1 20 years before
the Ciry Council finally approved
a project in November 200 I. Her
opposition to one of the earlier
After a successful lawsuit and
referendum, the opposition suc-
ceeded in getting C l. Segerstrom
& Sons to revise Its project again,
Genis said. The final project
See TRENCHES, Paa• M
THE BUSINESS OF LANGUAGE
No shame in being fairylike
I was a proofreader and copy edilor for
Business Wtre when a temp worker -
a typist -put me in my place. ~
ln a press reJ~. she had taken the Uberty
of making a correction, adding a comma
before the word "and· In a list. 1 don't
remember the words. but basically, she
changed "peas, carrots and potatoes" to
"peas. carrots. and potatoes.·
Gently. Uke a wise and worldly person
speaking to someone far less
knowledgeable, I explained that you don't
need the last comma. The "and" does the
job, I graciously explained.
Her response wu quick and confident.
but I don't remember It verbatim so I'll
l
paraphrase: "No, that's
a serial comma, and In
a eries. all the
elements need to be
weighted equally.·
I learned tw0 things
that day. The first was
that there was a hole ln
my understanding of
how to use comma&.
The second was to JUNE never underestimate
CASAGRANDE temps.
I double-checked my
Asaoclated Press style guide, con.finned
that r had been •rtgh1· and didn't thlnJt
much of it until years later when I got my
hands on my first copy of Strunk and
White's "The Elemen ts of Style.· In this
llltle bible of English-language bas1c..s. th1<i
use or commas in series Is the second
subject addressed. It's right there on Page
2. Strunk and White say to use the last
comma. It's "red, white, and blue,· they
say, and •gold, silver, or copper."
()(course, this completely contradk ts
Associated Press style, whJch has long
ruled, "Do not put the comma before the
conjunction ln a simple ser1es." Perhaps
not colncidentally. they use the same
See LANGUAGE, P•1• M
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WEATHER
Beautiful d1Y likely to bring
people out In droves on
Memorial Day.
SeePa1eA2
SPORTS
Columnllt Don Cantrell
reflects on fonner local
athletes who have served In
the military.
SeeP11eA5
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A2 Motl<i.ly tM-; 3 I 2004
YOUR
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
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JUNE 11
The Inventors Forum, an
Orange County based
nonprofit investors support
group, will present
MProtectmg your Invention"
and •steps for Obtaining a
Patent• w ith speaker Greg S.
Hollrigel, patent agent and a
member of the board of
directors of the Orange
County Patent Law Assn. The
event will be at 7 p.m. at the
Orange Coast College,
Science Lecture Hall room
101, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa The cost 1s SS for
members and $15 for
nonmembers. Information:
(714) 540-2491, http:llWWW
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ONGOING
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce hosts networking
luncheon meetings
Wednesdays from 11·45 a.m
10 1 p m . at the Costa M esa
Country Club. The cost 1s $14.
The club 1s al 1701 Golf
Course Drive, Costa Mesa.
(71 4) 885-9090
The Costa Mesa
Communicators
Toastmasters Club meets
from noon to 1 p.m.
Wednesdays at the Orange
County Department of
Education, 200 Kalmus Dnve.
Costa Mesa. Meetings are
open to anyone who w ants to
improve his or her public
speaking skrlls. (7141
444-8783.
The Newport Beach
Distinguished Toastmasters
Club 1300 meets from 7 to 9
p m. Tuesdays at Sgt.
Pepperoni's Pizza.Store, SE
Bristol, Newport Beach.
Information and reservations.
(949) 640-1274.
The Mesa Messenger•
Toastmasters Club 691 1n
Costa Mesa meets at 7 p.m
Tuesdays at Mesa Verde
United Methodist Church,
1701 W. Baker St., Costa
Mesa. (714) 540-4446.
The Zingers Toastmasters
Club 615F meets for breakfast
on Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30
a m. at the Village Farmer,
South Coast Plaza Village.
3851 S. Bear St., No B17. The
meeting is tree for first-time
visitors. Information: 1714)
241-1109.
The Newport Cem.r
Toastmasters Club 231 meets
from 1 to 8:30 a.m. M ondays
at the Irvine Co .. 610 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach.
(949) 756-1025.
The Harbortit. Toastm 11tMS
Club meets at 7 a.m.
Thursdays at Cooo'1 Bakery
Restaurant, 3448 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar.
(949) 293-4630.
Udo Isle ToHtm•S'tef"I mHt
from 6:30 to 8 p.m . Mondays
at Fletcher Jones M otorcars,
3300 Jamboree Road,
Newport Beach. (714)
964-5314.
The bf.altfast networking
group meets every
Wednesday from 7: 15 to 8:30
a.m. at Mimi's Cafe.
Reservations: Angie Stafford,
(949) 474-2225.
The Pacific Business Xchange
has breakfast meetings at 7
a.m. Tuesdays at the Pacific
Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newpon Beach. Free for the
first meeting (~) 640-0588
The New port Beach chapter
of Ah Lassen's Leads Club, an
international group for
business referrals and
networking meets at 11 ·45
am Tuesdays at Coco's, 151
Newport Center Drive,
Information. (800) 767-7337.
The Costa Mesa Chapter of
Ah Lassen's Leads Club holds
a weekly meeting for
business professionals to
improve their networ1ung
skills and learn how to obtain
new contacts. The meetings
are held Tuesdays from 7:15
10 8:30 a.m. at Mimi's Cate in
Costa Mesa. The cafe is at
1835 Newport Blvd. (800)
767-7337.
The Thalia Chapter of the
American Business Women's
Assn. meets at 6 p.m. the
fourth Tuesday of each month
at the Country Inn & Suites in
Costa Mesa. Information·
(714) 556-5700.
The Newport Chamber of
Commerce meets from 5 to 7
p.m. on thEi fourth Thursday
of each m onth for its Newpon
Sunset Networking Mixers.
The cost for nonmembers 1s
SlO. lnformat1on: (9491
729-4400
The Newport Beach Ch1mber
of Commerce meets from
7:30 to 9:30 a.m. on the •
second Wednesday of each
month alternating between a
breakfast at the Daily Grill
Fashion Island and a noon 10
2 p.m luncheon at the
Radisson Newport Beach.
Information-(9491 729-4400
The Orange Country
Multimedia Assn. Digital
Video/30 Interest Group
hosts a round table
discussion on everything
video at 7 p.m . in the second
Tuesday of each month at
Possibilities AV, Video &
Graphics Studio, 711 W. 17th
St .. E2. in Coste Mesa. The
cost is $10 for nonmembers
and $5 for students.
Information: (7141 nS-5336.
The Reverae Mortgage
Network hosts 11 seminar for
seniors 62 end older on
reverse mortgages a1 3 p.m .
the first Tuesday of the month
at Bayside Village, 300 E.
Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Information and
reservations: (949) 723-0233.
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
Expect• sunny Memorial Day,
witll highs on the coaat from 72
to 78 and 79 to 87 lnlend. Light
wind• shouldn't stir tlllng1 up
too much. A clear evening will
llkely tum foggy late at night,
with lows from 58 to 84.
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BOATING FORECAST
On the Inner water•. expect e
vi.rlabl• Wind at 10 knoll or leas
early, becoming waterty et 10
knota In the afternoon, mi king
waves of 2 feet or ,... on a
mixed wett 9"11of2 feet 1t 9
MOOndt end eouth l\Wll of 3 feet
11 16 aeeonda. rn the evening,
expect a Wftt Wind of 10 to 115
knota to become variable at 10
knota or '"8 late, making wavH
C1f 2 feet or 1 ... on • eouth swell
of 3 feet at 13 aecond1.
Farther out. expect •
northwelt wind of 10 to 20 knota,
making waves of 3 to 5 feet on 1
mixed west swell of 2 feet al 9
second• end aouth swell of 3 feet
11115 1econd1. The wind should
become westerly at night, at 16
to 25 knot• on combined 1ea1 of
3 to 5 feet with the dominant
period It 8 1econd1.
SURF
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Dally Pilot Monday, May 31. 2004 A3
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Costa Mesa to honor
life-saving resident
Costa Mesa resident Timothy
Montag will be honored in June
with the Mayor's Award for pull-
ing a man from a burning car.
On May 4, Montag came
upon a two-veh1cle accident at
GETTING
INVOLVED
• GETTING INVOLVED runs
periodically In the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For Information on
adding your organization to this
list. call (949) 674-4298.
ACADEMIC YEAR IN AMERICA
Costa Mesa families can host a
German student and earn up to
$1 ,000 toward a number of
travel-abroad programs. Danielle
Carpino, (800) 322-HOST.
AlS ASSN .. ORANGE COUNTY
CHAPTER
The Amyotrophic Lateral
Sclerosis Assn., which helps
people who have the disorder
that is also known as Lou Gehrig's
disease, needs volunteers. (714)
375-1922.
AUHEIMER'S ASSN. OF
ORANGE COUNTY
Support group leaders, family
resource consultants, special
event volunteers, office
volunteers are needed.
Volunteers may work on one-time
projects or ongoing programs.
Training sessions are available.
(800) 660-1993.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
The Orange County Region of the
American Cancer Society seeks
office volunteers. The society also
seeks volunteers to answer calls
for the unit's Helpline Info Center.
(949) 261-9446
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
DISCOVERY SHOP
The American Cancer Society
Discovery Shop needs unwanted
goods such as clothing, furniture.
jewelry, accessories, antiques
and collectibles to fund the
society's research, education and
patient services programs. The
goods may be dropped off at
2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona
del Mar. Volunteers ages 16 and
older are also needed to help sort
clothes, cashiering. decorating,
and computer work from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Monday through
Saturday at the same location.
(949) 640-4777.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
ROAD TO RECOVERY
The transportation program
needs volunteers to drive cancer
patients to and from medical
treatments free of charge. The
required commitment is a few
hours each week or month.
Drivers must have a valid driver's
license and insurance and be at
least 25. Volunteers may use
either their own vehicles or
American Cancer Society vans.
(949) 261-9446 or
scomer@cancer.org.
AMERICAN HEART ASSN.
The American Heart Assn. is
looking for volunteers to perform
various general office duties in
the main office and Implement
educational and fundralsing
events through Orange County
No experience necessary.
Training will be provided. (949)
856-3555.
AMERICAN HOME HEALTH
HOSPICE PROGRAM
The American Home Health
Hospice Program needs
volunteers to give emotional
support to terminally ill patients
and their families in the greater
Orange County area. Training is
provided. (7141560-0800 or (800)
540-2645.
AMERICAN RED CROSS,
ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
The chapter needs volunteers to
address community groups
about Red Cross services and to
act as liaisons with the media in
disaster and emergency
situations. Lynn Howes. (714)
481 -5376.
ANIMAL NETWORK OF ORANGE
COUNTY
Become a bottle-feeder or take In
pregnant cats at your home.
Many shelters kill pregnant cats
upon en1val. Dogs and catt are
also avelleble for adoption. (949)
759-3646 or
http://WwW.enlmelnetworlc.org.
AS~STANCE LEAGUE OF
NEWPORT-MESA
VoluntMra looklng for varying
levels of Involvement ere needed
to help the orgenlutlon with It•
goel of helplng children In the
community. (949) 645-6929.
I I r ivt P I 111 I '\
--In ( . \ ,\ ( \ In ' I I \
I
the intersection of Adams Av·
enue and Mesa Verde Drive. Be·
cause of the accident, both cars
had rolled over and one was on
fire. Montag stopped to offer
help and risked his own safety
to pull the driver from the bum-
mg car.
Soon after the rescue. the
ASSN. RENAISSANCE
CREATORS
The Costa Mesa group sponsors
and supports outreach
community service programs,
such as the homeless sanctuary.
Volunteers are needed. (714)
540-5803.
BALBOA ISLAND MUSEUM AND
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The Balboa Island Museum and
Historical Society. a nonprofit
organization, is seeking
memorabilia such as
photographs and stories for the
museum's collection. Volunteers
are needed as docents and to
help with displays. The museum,
at 502 S. Bayfront, Suite A. is
open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
(949) 675-3952.
BEST BUDDIES
The nonprofit organization is
looking for volunteers 18 and
older to provide companionship
for adults with developmental
disabilities. As a #Citizen Buddy;'
volunteers will visit with a buddy
twice a month and call or e-mail
them once a week. The
organization also has an
a-Buddies program that forms
friendships entirely over the
Internet. Volunteers for that
program must be at least 12 years
old. (714) 54S-1826 or
http://ww.bestbuddies.org.
BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS
The local dlapter is looking for
men and women older than 18
who hGvtJ lived in Orange County
for at lea!>t one month and have
been employed for at least one
month to serve as big brothers or
big sisters for children ages 6 to
16 from single-parent homes.
(714) 544-7773.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC.
Volunteer opportunities for the
Orange County Council include
fundraising, program
development and training to
existing troops and packs. (714)
546-4990.
'
passenger compartment of the
car became fully engulfed in
Oames. The Costa Mesa Police
Department credits Montag for
saving the driver's life.
Montag will receive the award
at the City CouncU meeting at
6:30 p.m .. June 7 at City Hall. 77
Fair Drive.
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF
NEWPORT-MESA
The three area clubs need
volunteer coadles and arts and
crafts workshop teachers. Call for
locations. (949) 642-2245.
Wtiill~~· ~~mtiScal( of~l Yo«J~~b:
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS
The organization la running car
campaigns to support its
programs. If you would like to
donate your automobile, call
(800) 246-0493.
BRAILLE INSTTTVTE'S
ORANGE COUNTY CENTER
The nonprofit organization is
looking for volunteers to assist
visually impaired students. (714)
821-5000, ext. 2113.
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M Monday, May 31, 2004
PUBLIC SAFETY
House fire a bit hairy
but nothing major
A two·story Newport &.u.:h
home on JS\h ~t caugh1
Ii.re early Sunday but didtt\ rt·
wit In any mujor injunt'lt or
damage.
Jason l.1.1c1er wolce u1> .tt
around 5;30 a.m. and l!OIW
~mokc ln hi!. room, then
heard noise coming from
roommate lony Barttll'~ mn111.
Lucier wc·nt to uwt-stigalt' and
noticed ~mole rnming from
underneath Hurtt'I'" ht·cl.
Lucier then ,1kr1t'fl hh
roommat~. yl'llmg ut thc·m tu
get out of the hmN:. li.uH'l
was not ac.:countetl for aJtcr
they had made thelf t.'(.(."ilJX'
b 1cier lhen grabtx'\J J ~rdt'n
ho<;t> illltl went h..idc upt.tJ1"
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• BriSlol St'"1 Burgla"r Wd~
'"pontld on thtt )JOO btoct. nt 2
pm FrtdllV
• Gl1i.1 Aveoue 51011111 p10~><11ty
WllS lfl('Pt•lf,.1 111 lilt• 1400 tJIO<>< di
noon F,,11.1y
• Loreto A11enu• Pullht
drun~enn .. ,s w11~ ropo11111I '"!hr·
2800 blot,. ,,, 2 4!> " rn Friel.IV
• Meyer Pt•t• 01111k11111 "' ~111bhr
WllS ltJporlt"j Ill ltll' 1900 hlt>rl. •II
9 42 8 111 I rtrl<JY
NEWPORT BEACH
• 8•1bo• Boulevud A su~prl•ou•
v11t11Lll' wa; 11;1JOrtmJ m lhu 3100
Cilod• •II 11 N p 111 Sur11!d'1
• 8•yvlow W•y end J11mbore•
Rotd A ~u~1>11 1011\ r , l •Jfln•o
NEWPORT
Continued from A 1
11 up .111!1 h.1\l' Ill)' h1tl1· hriitlll'r
w•lll. m·1•r 11 nmylw ·
lnl11nd <•wport l\1'.11 h ""·''
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l'.t•wpor t Ht•,u h l'ohl I' "'>'t I kn
nl' ll1rl h • .. ud 01he1 poht t• and
EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS ON
YOUR FAVORITE LEXUS
co ~ ue hL' rc><>tTUnJle anti
put out tht' ~ II ~ re·
pont.'d to the fire dt'p.utmenl
ttl ';·42 J.m.
8artt.'I''> only iniury w.~
\Ome '>.ingt.-d hair. fire oUioab
..... c1
Ilic fitt could have been
much worse. said Jennifer
~hul1. public Information of.
Iker for Ntwport Beach F'ire
Deparunent. She said the
hou~e dJtl not have wodci.ng
"lltJk1· de1e<·1on.. The home
h.tll S7.000 in damagl"S. shl'
'>Clld.
~ hulz said Ull' fire was
hkt-ly 1·au.'>t'd by a halogen
'ho11 hJ()11 left on ln the room.
lhe '\hop Ught had some
item\ on top of it. which
probably heated up and
1-.111.:tit on fire. Schult <oa1d.
vehicle was reported at 7 34 11 m
Sundav
• C•mpu• Drive end Dove Suw1
Suspicious persons were
reponed at 2.34 a m Sunday
• Coral Avenue· A pany was
reporttld as B disturbance 1n the
200 bloc!( at 3 10 e m Sunday
• EHt B•I~ Boulev.,d: Illegal
par~•ng was reported or1 the 600
blocl< 12·16 p.m Sundav
• Wfft CoHt Highw•v: A
susp1crou8 person was reported
111 the 4500 bloc!( at 2 11 1:1 rn
Sunday
• Ma~ua Avenue: A red zone
v1ol11t1on wa1. reponed m the
JBOO bloct. al 10 39 a m Sunday
• Wett Newport Center Drive. A
s11sp1c1ous vet11c1e was reponud
111 cltt• ~IOO bloc;ll ac 1 04 .1 m
Su11t1.rv
hrt· olhl l<U'> ,1grced.
< lthe1 thJn .t httk Int of traffit
l11r ,1 ro11pf1• of h11u1., wllli till'
'>\\JP mt·t'I, C'H'r)'th111~ ""•"
lfllll't :· Co!>ta Mt>"-1 Polin• ~gl
t .1rry I licks -;a11I
• LUIS PENA 1s 1tie news ass1s1ant
and may be readied at t949l
574 4298 or bye mail at
lws pena " taumes com
J .\\'. ""Bl LL"
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h,1, 11•1ncJ
Commerce National Bank
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& Manal(er
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FUTURE
Continued from Al
dbUict's attl'mpt to get
tt"\:hnology into the hands ol ill>
ma.ny )rudl'nt' ..i.' possible, ..rud
!>reven GJyer. director of
educauonal rechnology
lh~ year. tudef)I~ atld
teachers have just started lo get
up to speed and di cover \he
cnmputen.' capabaJitie~. Though
the srudents will have to hand
them bad. tn ell the end or the
school year for next year's
'>luden~ to U'itl, the teachtm. will
be ahk to further delve i1110
their capabllltlcs next year.
"Year one Is just ~etdng Lhem
in kid!t' hand.,, .. Cilyer ~aid. ·Next
year. day one when kids 1.ihuw up
at i.chool, tht! teacher'J will be
much better positioned to
implement them right off the
bat Nc'(t ~ar we're going to see
some huge growth Ill how
they're uM>d •
Man,1 a11tl other :.ruden~ In
Maggrt• 0 lier's sixth-grade math
.10d '>Uenu• cl~ are uMng the
h.111<.l·hl'ld wmpure,.., co do
homework a..signmenb.
NOTEBOOK
Contmued from Al
lerh11ol11gy work..-. i11
my\ll'rtoui. wayi. -for some of
u' mort.• than otJ1er' -and 1'
't•t·p111g 11110 nl!arly t'Wry a~JWt 1
of nur day·to·day hw-.. Bd1 k
\\hen home compuwrs e<u11t•
uUI, 1110 .. 1 of m wt•re srratt:lung
our heads about tJwse.
w1mdtnng what thl• lwck wl•'tl
do ~' 11h them
Al 1he ri-.l.. of <,rn11u'>ly d.111ng
my,elf. I we111 w 1t1w1 '>choul
b.1lk when elertnc typewrilcrs
wt•rc \talt· of tJ1e an. espeo.tlly
lht' one' that had th.11 nifty
wrrel lion td)>t' My typmg clasl>
lt;id mo.,tly manual typewnters,
tlw k.md thal g..ive you forearn1)
hke Popeye lrom hanging rhe
k1·y' <,o hard and an 1mprec;s1ve
nght deltoid from returning the
\.Jrrtagc with th,11 big, chrome
lt•vt•r
Our math da'>' had a
pnm1t1Vl' land> co111pu1er 1h<11
used a tapC' rcrordt•r 111 hl'IJ of a
lloµpy driw The only thing
TRENCHES
Continued from Al
t:.1111.>tJ Im .t i(Jtt.000 -.qu..irc foot
Ikea '>tort'. 7q 1.050 'qua re ket ol
oflil c '>pall'; .!5.l.648 'quare feet
ol 1ndu<>tnal U'>C and l<f.l home\.
~ht• ran for COUllCll bt'C·IU:>C
'>he had all llw rwn•.,.,ary quaJ1·
t•t'<; to gt•t l'lertcd ... he 'did
.. \'/ho·<> gomg to hang in there
Jnd not he '>t!duced hy being in
v11ed 10 th" and tha1?" Genb
'illd ·· 1na1 wa.'> nne of the pn·
m.iry qu.iltfil.tt1on'i. Who\ really
'tubbomI Who\ gumg 10 he able
to deal wllh .111 the.,c i-.o,uc\? And
wht>'-. elel ta hie?''
On1· uf lwr proutfe,t achieve·
mento, wa., the 1990 general
plan. She l:1vored a rc~idential
cn11\m111111y whh low-densiry
plan hut wa,n"t -.urt.' how many
other~ agret·d with her unllJ one
ot 1he final mecung•._ whtl h a1
tracte<l .1 ... 1und1ng-room-only
uowd
"I walkl•d m Jnd almo<;t
cried," (,en" .... 1111 "\0111l't1me~
you '>lart thml..111g. 'Maybe l"m
llUl'i Ma}"bt• I'm the only one
who <,tand' tor th!'> \1uybc I'm
111s1 \lup1d Muyht' I <llTl p,lfl of a
whining m111ont) I lookt.•d at
LANGUAGE
Continued from Al
rxample. noting th.it uw flag is
"red. wh11c .tnd bhu•. •
Wht•ll It rorm·~ to 11-.ts. you
haven rhoke. You cun l'ither go
wi th the 1>1ylc used In hnok.s and
ac11dem1c writing. nr you ran
use the more c:onct'>e lll'Mpaper
style, a~ I wlll 1 untmuc 10 clo.
fhi is why I love learninM
ahout things like grammaJ anti
punctuation. lne goal i~ no1 10
be right all the time f-or ml' u\
least. the goaJ is to not feel like
an idiot for not haVlng all lht'
answers. I've spent i;o much
time feeling lilce there was
AROUND TOWN
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tho Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.,
Cotta Mffa, CA 92627; by e·mall
to lul1.f)(lrta@latlmes.com: or by
calling (949) 674-4298. Include the
time, date end locetion of lht
event, ea well as a phone number.
TODAY
hclftc View Memorial Partl will
hott IU 48th annuol Memorial
Day NtVic:e with pre1entetion1 by
members of the Amerioen Legion
Newport Harbor Poat 291. Music
Wiii bt provided by Celebrttlon
hramsturm td~ai. and fill m
wottsh~t't:!>
BEAMING ASSIGNMENTS ro p~ out tht' high-tech
worksheets. Ostler went to the
'>llldenl lll lhe front or e..ich row
ill1d pointed her computer
directly a1 theirs to beam tJ1~
docwnent to them. Those
students then tum around and
!warn It 10 the student behind
lhl'lll.
tilling in the blanks of the
worksheet involves tapping on
\he unit':!> ~reen with a Mylu'>
and either typing the answer in
with on-screen key!> or using tJ1e
stylus to write 1t using shorthand
graffiti.
'Tm getting u&ed to tht.'
grd.ffiti. • 11 -year·old Vanei.<,a
James said. "But I don"t know
how to do Ts."
Vanessa said she u!>es hers ro
play games, drnw and do h«.>r
homework.. Because her home
computer is broken. 11 <,IJU
allows her 10 get her
assignments done.
Maria does her homeworl.
11SSignments and ~he<lules
assignments on her 1a. .. ks h!>t
;md has pu1 her friend!>' phone
Mlybody ever k.new how to du
on ii wai. write a simple program
1ha1 made your name magk.tlly
scroll. over and over. up the
blade ~creen.
We thought that wus pretty
cool.
Now, the studcnti. have U!.<' of
thc'>e PaJm computers, which
ar~ a far cry from even Palme, of
yore. They have a large. color
'>Creen, come loaded wiLh a
word-processing program and
other software and have a
wireless keyboard to wme
papers at home.
!>tudents can even point tht·
gi;i.mos at one another and
beam information back and
fonh. If only my 1Mj1. could do
that
I hey can beam worl..,hcch to
c<1ch other, fill lhcm 111. then
beam them back. to their
teacher.. to grade They can
brrun~wm1 u~ing a program thcll
allow-. them to connect a !>crie'
of bubbles to files. photos or
drawings. They can even load .1
shon. homemadt• rnovit' onw
them or browse nm~t Weh
pages.
the room and though!. 'People
want the same kind ol uty I du.
We are on the right tns1.. k · ··
fhe counctl ended up unJnt
mou .. ly approvin~ 1111' Im~ 1kn
'>lry plan
She is also proud of her mun
cils' ability 10 balann• the hud
Ket. ·we weren't wa1vtn.: $600.000
111 traffic fee'> and giving $I mil
hon back on Liii'> and that." (,('
nis ~d. "You don't do that when
you're gomg mtu your re.,erve ..
fas City Manager Allan Roeder
has suggested!. TI1Jt\ really 1rre
sponsible !These t·ounctl mem·
bersl shoulu be !to ashamed nl
themselvc~. fhey b1ll themc;clve'>
as fist:ally respons1bll' and
they're like drunken i.ailor!> wlwn
it comes 10 ~pending public dol·
lars."
She recounted ,u1 anet"dotc
about a time wh1:11 '>he went to .i
conference thal the city paid lw
and the room lihc wa'l staying in
wa-. so small and spanun that
people from other citie' came to
rake a p1c1ure of it to iJJu,lrale
that some ci11es lcnow how to he
frugal.
Fonner Mayor l'l'ler Buffa \a1d
Genis was an 1111elhgent col
league who always did her re
search on the issues.
something I should have known
hu1 didn't. coweting in shame,
ovl•rwhelrned by what sremed
lil e an endJrss sea of stuff 10
kllllW,
It i.eem" like just about
everybody feels the same about
language and grammar. Thai
"Oh! J should have known tho11
I low embarrassing!" feeling.
I think that feeling I)\
Grammar Public Enemy No. I
Everyone's so intlmldated by rhe
subject. ii seems not even worth
trying to learn. That's not to
mention the lack of resource~ for
learning. but that's the subiect o(
a future column.
So. now thal we've estabhc;hed
that there should be no shame
here. lee's have some fun
USA. The event will begin at 11
a.m. et 3500 Pacific View
Memorial Partt 3500 Pacific View,
Co,ona del Mar. Information:
(949) 644-2700
Harbor t..wn.Mount ()ff,,.
Memorial Partt will hoa1 lu 60th
annual Memorfal O.y service•
wf'h a floral wreath pre1entatlon
and mutlc by the AU American
Boya Chorua. The event will
begin et l1 e.m, et 1625 Gltl•'
Avt., Cotte MetL lnfonna,Jlon;
(714) 640-5554.
TUESDAY
Or-. County• Unfted WltY wUI
numbers on her hand hell!
com1)11ter. Lot-; of -.1udents. he
wd, play games on theirs, too.
•Bui Mrs 0 confiscatrs chem 1r )be catches us: she said
Somenmes \he rudent.s do
i.ter d1Stracted during cla~.
playing games or doing other
non·M'hool·related things on
their wuts. Osller said. But pan
o( the p.iyoff LS that they are
exc1tt.'d 10 use them for llw1r
..t.'>~1gnmen1s. 100.
A LIGHTER BURDEN
Osller can now upload
111formatlon from each scudent's
hand held into her computer
and check It from home with an
Internet connection. Before they
h.1d tin: units. she had to carry
home 60 notebooks to gratle
Using lhe computers has
111011va1ed her to think of nt.·w
lC'aching methods tu incorpOrJte
them into her lesson~.
"And when we can't get into
the rnmpurer ldb. my kid!> i.ttll
get to use technology and learn
UH.' slull<i they nee<l ... ~he !><lid.
Plans for next year include
llpdatmg the networks, allowing
.tll i.1udents 10 have 11llernet
.in·e.,, from 1he1r ~eats or bua
But the thing tJ1at really '>truck
111y fam·y was lh..it -wilh lhe
fold up keyboard -lh1s thing
was like a liny laptop compuwr
1hat I could carry in my puro;e.
In a practice run a1 my desk.
thb worked great. The keyboard
1~ ,\ little smaller th<u1 a standard
one and typing numheri.
nwolve'> holding down a
function key, but otherwbe it\
111 .. 11y ~traightforward.
A'> I type on tht~ now. I ran
even highlight text on the ~nce11
w11h the Mylu~ .ind delete or
111ove11
Problem 1~. the l..t'yboartl
'>J>t•wed gt>hbledygoolc wht•n I
tri~ 10 u~e 11 at M:hool bo..ird
mecringi, I su~pect the
.tdvanccd ne1Worlc.ing in th,11
room must somehow tnterft'rl'
with the keyboard's wireil''>'>
'ignaJ.
A.) lung~ I wasn'1 m that
mom. I could type note~ 01 \.\t1t1'
,wne'> on my Palm. '>ynchroni1t•
11 wt th my computer and tum
the '>tone!> m to rny l'diror ....
rhe graffiti, shorthand
-.ymbob wnttcn with the -.tyht'>,
1 .. better than my old Palm IOS.
"W<' aRn•cd on '>Omt· things.
!ought hke cal!> and dog~ about
other lhtng'>. but we alway!> got
J.long well pcr.onalJy." Buffa
... :ud. "1'hc wa~ a lot of fun both
10 work wuh and figh1 with.··
When '>he left the counal. '>he
thought o;he would get involved
only Ill ra1.mew Park/ lalhen
l'Jrl.. 1'>5Ut'S and the Gisler Av-
1•11Ue hndge But then the high-
den~llY 1901 Newpon Boule,ard
pro1ect appcared on rhe 'cene.
.ind C1ellh t.ouldn'1 resist.
"I 1hou1<ht. 'I hat'!> lhe other
part or 1own. and we need more
hclul.tng,"' l1t'lll' .,aid. "Bui then
I looked at how the shadowing
W<!.:!> going In work out and
thou~hl 11 was reaJly arrogant -
ju'l so you t.:an make some
money and 'o other people can
have a place to live, you're going
lo pul !the neighhors acro.,., the
... 1ree1J 111 the dark for half a year.
l hi.it\ crummy."
City Councilman AJlan Man-
'>lJOr !>aid he i'> receptive to Ge·
111-.· input on Ltty issues. ·rm aJway., open to hear what
'>h1.• has to ..ay." Mansour 'aid.
"~he malces a lot of gootl poull'•
~he h.i-; ,1 lot of energy:
(,enic, work.<; as a planning
lOn..,uhant -.,he spent 11 year~
working for Newport Beach's
'>hammg others. shall we? (Tm,t
me. lt'IJ be good for \he soul.)
A recent Los Angeles Ttme~
photo showed an actor dressed
up In mlher narnboyant period
rostume. very effeminate. The
photo caption described the
l haracler as "fey." This is one ol
111y boyfriend Ted's pet peeves:
People using the word "fey"
lwcause they think It means,
well. gay n1c word's arcane
enough. however. U1at a write1
can use it to Imply gayness
without having to take
rrsponsibU11y for using a shu.
The joke's on them. Fey.
according to my old but
hopefully still accurate
dlclionary. means ·rated to die
.,oon" or "full of the sen'\e of
host it1 2004 Campaign
Celebration, which will honor the
top Individual and corporate
donors to health and human
1ervlce1. The event will at 7 p.m
at the Balboa Bay Club end
Re1ort, 1221 W. Coa1t Highway,
Newport Bead\. Tldteta cost: $76
(949) 263-6176.
WEDNESDAY
The Fttend• of th• N9wport
Beach Library wm host Its annual
meeting along with a
complimentary lunch. Linda
Kettoulea1, library urvlcea
director, will apeak a' the event
The .vent wUI be et 11 e.m in the
'
Daily Pilot
in fur gJme 'how slyle qulu.e~
Early n 11il., u( the program
qu~uom•<l tltt' 1tlt"1 of giving
middle·'>lhool tudl"nls $200
piece-; ol t'~tuipment thal could
be lo-.1 or broken. l:tlth srudenr
h..id w \ign an agreemt-nl that
1hey \\<eft.' re\pon~1blt fo r the
UJUI.
Los:. .111J d.1mage rate'\ have
come in bdu\'\' Lhl' 10% for
which the di~1t1ct had prepared,
said Mark Wagnt'r. the pro1ect\
coordmatur. D1~1rict officials tall..
to pa.rent:. of children who've
lost the unit!> 10 determii1e how
to pay thern back.
U1ildren of families who can·1
come u1l witli the money have
thl' 1>pli1111 of rommunity serviu•
for the dl'>lrin. (;Iyer said .
"We've been plcasru1tly
surpri!>ed lhitt parents have bl'cn
~o coopt'rall\'<' when their
ctuldren an~ r~-.pon~1ble for tht'
damage.'' Wagner ..aid "People
'>t'em w recognve tha1 tJ1" 1s a
good 1lung fur 1lw1r )tmlcnt\
educ.iliun ··
•MARISA O'NEIL i;overl> educclltun
She may be r<. 1died a1 (949)
574-4268 or lJy I! mart el
mansd u11e1/ •• lc111mes com
But 11\ ,1111 .1 l111lc tricky, 'o I
pre11y mm h 'tlltk. with the
ke}'bm:u J.
As .in .uldl'J hl'nclit. the
hanu-hch.l rn111pu1er also sync'
my calendar and contacl'> lrom
my dco,k111p·~ Outlook program.
so I <1lw,1y.. l1t1w at hand m y
sourtt·,· phone 1u1mher1> and
knm" wlw11· 111y next a-.signmtmt
''· fil''>I of all. I GUI upload anti
'how off .1dornhlc photo" of my
;!O month old 'on Uam.
If I'd h,td om• of thc'>e thing'
111 high 'Lhtml. I might hjve
lwcn a httlt' murL' t'Xl'llcd to du
Ill}' -;d1011lworl. I led:, hiltl..
tlwu, l'VCll 1he l.tndy Wil'
l'Xtlllllg
But lllJ\\ 1lw ttmt· h.t.!. tome
Im 1111'. hl.l· :'l.l·wt>urt-Meo;a
'tutll'lll'>, to 111rn 111 111y Palm I
'>Liil" \\lil 1111" II
Ami I ... 1111 h.c\.'l•11'1 figun·d out
how IO 111.11.1· lllY IJ.lllll'
m.1~1L..Uly ... uoll, owr and uwr.
ll(l tilt' 'trl'l'll.
•MARISA O'NEIL covers ~c.luc..a11c1n
St>e mav be re1:1d1ed al (949)
574 4268 or by 1: mail at
mansa one1/ " lortmes com
Plw1111n.: D1·p.111111cn1 -.md tht'
expcrtiw u1111c.., in handy when
Jealin~ with I .o,ta Mc\J 1c;-.ue.,,
~he '><llU ~ht: ha!. rakcn the
coum 1l to ta,L. for pu111ng !to111e
ol II ... rt'<.t'lll tlel 1\11111' 11110 COUil
nl polll te'> 111-.1e<1d of ord1nan·
lC'>. wh1d1 olll' ca't~r to rhange
.. , 1lu11k 11 ... 1 comb111a11011 ol
bcutg 011 thl' l uunt'il and he1n~ .1
platml'f. wh1·1t' we had a t'il} al
torncy 1li.1t' H'ry, 1.-ery carl'ful.''
C1em-; "1ul "Uub Burnham'' like
my ideal l ti v <1t111ml'Y HI\ idea
w.1, y1111 1.111 .1lwayc; gel when•
you w;i11t to ht'. hut you have to
go 1hro11gh 1he right hoor'>. You
LJ11'1 1.1l..,• 'h1111u11't bccau'>e 1h.11
t·an Kl'I you 11110 trouble."
When 'ht•\ 1101 work.mg 01
i.pe.ik111)': hdo1c the council, Ct•
ni' cnjor gardening anti "
trt1in1ng he1 ""l'l')l dog in htrd
111~ .
"I ll•.i11u-d w;1y 11m11· .1b11u1
IW\'\-t'I dyn.111Hl ~ fl 0111 having
th111 d11g 111.111 I 1·w1 dit.l en my
ei~ht )'l'ilT' on thl' rnumil:· C1l'
1\1<, \<11d. "( did II b:wkwa.rd. I
,110uld lt.i\'I' docw the do~ t ht11R
fir,t
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa Sl1e may be reached al (9491
574 4221 or by e mail at
de,,dre newman " laumes com
appro<c1t h111g 1.k.ith" or "havm~
vtsionac y power" w ".ippearinl(
as if u11drr J -.pell. · OtllC'r
d1ction.1r1c .. 1.11111111n an
add111onal dcfii1111011 nt
"fairylikl' ... Hui because the
acrw 's cos1111nc included nei1hcr
win!(' 11111 pixie dust. one'o; again
left lo wondt•r wht•thcr II was an
.ttten1pt at a ,)ur.
0111he olhl'r hund, il\ quit1.·
poo;o,1ble thl' (l\arttckr plc.1urctl
in the pho1u was 111 fact full of
the sense of approaching death.
I wouldn'1 k.now. I never acrually
read Lhe ankle. But ror now, 1..-1\
ai.sume the c.hame'c; on 1h1•111
• JUNE CASAGRANDE IS II
freelance wnler She can be
reached al June TC/II a ao/.com
Friends Meeting Room at the
Newport Beach Central Library,
1000 Avocado Ave, Newport
Be&dl. Information and
reservatlona: (949)646-4131.
The Mertnert Joint UN Ubnry
Committee will host a ntw
M ariners Branc:h Ubrary
community open hou1t1, whlc:h
will feature arc:hitectural
renderings, elevation• and tlte
plans fo' the r\ew Oonne and
John Crean Mariners Branch
Library. The event wlll be from 7
to 9 p.m. at 2006 Dover Drive,
Newport Beach. lnfonnatlon:
(949) 702-6800, (949) 644.3078
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"You hm•e to /v\•e to
compete, which I do."
Dick Doss,
senior tennis standout
Oa.ty Pilot SPort• Editor Richard Dunn: (9491~14 4223 • SPorts Fax: (944! 6500110
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT
Dick Doss
Newport resident ranked
No. I nationally in men's
70s doubles divi ion.
Steve Vireen
Daily Pilot
W lwn 11tlllllt''10 ll'nlll\,
Did. 1>11,, h 1101 too proud
10 admit 111 ...... 1wr11 om1ng,.
But wh.11 pn.>,enl' him
It om being .1 great '>111gle'> pl<t\l'r, 1.,
'"hat, he tl11nl ,, help' him 111 do11blt'
"I'm very 'low on my feet."' l>o.,.,
.. aid. ··nu1 11111111-I ,1111 able 10 l owr
more ground when I pl.1y douhlt•.,
I hat's reah1v. I do plav "nglr' I t'llJt>\
tlouhles <111d it\ .,om1·thmg I hl..l· 111 do ·
Do""· 70, who hvt•., 1n l\fe\\ port
llead1. h.1, lound plt·.1,urt' 111 d 111hf P.,
I It· 1' rankt•d :'l<o l 111 the 11.11101i.il
nwn\ 7(h double.,, along with
tl'<ttnmatt· John Powlt''' uf \l.idl\on,
\\1, I a ... 1 w.ir 1ht' duo l'arneJ .1
doublt•\ "grand ... tam. \\1nt1111g lour
11a11onal double'> 1 h<1rnp11111'>hip
t'\l'llh 1111 gr;i" hardt oun. d.t\ .1,
\H'll a' 111door
Do'' ''ll t tilt' onh lop r,mlwd pl.iyt•r
111 ht'> hou ... l'hold. I"' wtlt'. "athy
lknnett. '' ranl..ed :'\o I 111 tltt• national
\\omen\ ii douhll·'· ;tlong wtth \lary
\\ 11'.on. lht• \\lie.> ol ll.ilph \\ 1!...1111.
11wner of 1 lw Buff.tlo 11111'
"We l1<1vt• ,1 nurnt•ro 11110 hou.,t·hold "
I><>'' 'a1cl II wa' .1 gn•.11 n·t1r for U'>
\\ 1• had .1 good 11 nlt'
11 .,eL'lll' ·" 111>11.,... h.1., grown
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pl 1v1ng tl·11111.., ,1111 1 lw \,,.., 111 .111tl h.1,
hl't'n lm111g the ... porl t'\l'r '>ttll •' 111
u1llege. lw a11.111wd 111., L'"<flt'rtt'tlL L' \\ 11h
\'IL IOrtl''
l )o" pl.t\ t-<.1 on ri.tl um.ii
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''i I and 'i l I It· •'.11111•tl .1 't hnl.11.,h1p
11111 of '>.111 I Jtt'W> l ltgh .tnd 1'\ t 11 1h1 11
\,,,, kn11\\11 l11r ht' pro\\I''' ,1, ,1
l111uhle., pl.1\ t•r
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,1<, ,1 llH'<tfl<, Ill kt.'t'JI 111 ,h,1p1• 111d
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)1111 h,1\.l• 111 Im t' 111 111111pl11 \\ h11 h
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nlilkl'" 11 t'H'n mmt• tun "
I >i"' ".11,0 gr.11d11l 111 II.I\,. te 111tl'• 111
111, lite ht·1.111'-l' lw h,1, llll'I "' 111.111\
pt•oplr. 1111 hrdrng hi\ \\tit·, ltn .111,1· 111
plit\ 111g I IH' '1'111 I
BRIEFLY
Ex-Sailor teams
up for AVP win
May, partner Walsh ,
continue dominance
on the A VP beach
volleyball circuit.
Newport I l<ubor I hgh prod
uct Mi'ity May 11•t1n1l'il wilh
Kerri Wal<.h to cnn1111ue thc•1r
dominance on the A,.,ouallon
of Volleyball Proh•,.,wnal.,
beach tour ~undav 111 I l11n1111g
ton Geach. ·
May and Wahh. who haw
not lost an AVP w111 nament
'iince joining forte,, drfeated
Barbara Fontana and Jennifer
Kl.,.,ey, 21-12. 21 13. 111 the title
match of the I lunt111gton Rearh
Open.
May. who wa'> National
Player of the Year at I .ong
Reach State, and Wal'>h. a for
mer Stanford All ·Amrrrcan,
have won nll four AV!' tourna
ment'i this 'leason
May and Walsh defeated
Fontana-Kl'isey. 21 11 . l l ·I 0. 111
Sunday's morning quaner·
finaJs. then topped Angu• Aker.
and fonner Laguna B• .. .. . ~h
standout Hachel Wacholder. l l
15, 21-16, In the semifinals.
Huskies sweep UCI
111111 la lO t la1m an II 7 nOTH 1111
l1•rt>11u· v1t wry 111 .,\, eep I ht•
lhfl•t• >(rlllll' '>Crlt.'' Ill .... CJlllt•
Junior fir<,I l>a,t•man 1-;yle
l.ar'>rll ... ingled 111 two run'>
w11h ont· out to rap the rnme
h.1cl off IJU fre'>hman do..,er
Hla1r I rtrk~on, till' 0:C.AA
,,1vL'1> l1•adN with 17 who.,,..,,
t•d the 11111th and y1l'lded thret•
hit\ and two w<ilh to ah<,orh
Im thrrd ln'>'i
lhe ltr.,I two rum of 1he
ntnth innmg rally c;rnred
when (.reg 1 ... aaL .,011 'mgled
with the ba.,cs loadt•d I le wa'
(rcd1ted w11 h one RBI a nd .111
other run'> .,cored on an errant
thrm1r from the outfield.
The lo" dropped IJCI to .14
21 ·I and wa., another hlow to
it'> hop''' of earning an NCAA
regional berth Regional
bracket\ will be .rnnounced
today.
Jordan Szabo a nd Mau An
der-;on were both 3 for 5 for
the Anteater-;. <;1abo. who hit
hi1> fifth home ntn of the sea·
qon, drove in three runs.
The Anteaters c;rored a run
m the first. then erased a 2-1
deficit wtth four runs in the
third.
Wac;hin~ton '>Cored m tlw
fifth and -;eventh, before lJU
added to It~ lt.>ad with one m
the ninth.
lt-11111, h.1, ht'l'll .11 t•1111.tl 11.111 111
111\ hit•' I)!,.,., .,,11d I \t lltl'I llll'llU'>
\\ho lt.1\t• ltt0l OntL' lru•11d., 1111 .1
hll·t11111· I pl.1\ 111 till' 7ti... ll" 1'11111 .uH.1 1
~l"t' ~ll\' I pl.tH·d \\ llh Ill tl\I'
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h1"t"Jl .• 'Jlt't 1.tl p.111 •ti Ill\""' 11\
\\111Hlt rhtl 1h.11 Ill\ \\II•· .t11tl It .lll ... h.ut•
II 11' lt1):1·1 hi'!
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, 0111111111 111 111111111\l· .1, .1 ,111r1t· ... p1 •• ,,.,
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"'" <,IJI) It
•BASEBALL: The UC Irvine
baseball team's Inst chance to
Impress the Ne.AA ~election
committee ended In disaster
Sunday as host Wuhlngton
rallied for four runs In the
The No. 13-mnked Huskies.
,. ho wound up <>econd m the FILE PHOTO r DAILY I'll OT
s .. BRIEFLY. P•&• A6 Misty May, left, shown m 2003 competition, emerged victonous Sunday rn Huntington Beach.
' \
EYE OPENER
dfllll [)Ji ly A Pi kn llfllll I
Sport.., llnll ot flWM'
June 7 honOfet
LIZ MORSE
Monday, May 31 . 2004 AS
FROM THE
SIDELINES
Aday -
to give
tribute
S .1nml<1y., dl'd1ra1ion of the S 175
mllhon N<1t1onaJ World \~ar II
\lemon.U 111 \\a.,hmgtun D.C
h<t' prompted many harbor
.11ea ll'\ttknl'> to exll'nd a heart fell
,,1h11t· 1111., \lemorral l>.iy to lJ S. 'l:'rv1lt'
11 It'll .iml "omen "ho 'erved with
honor
~lurl' 1h.111 lli million A.met lt..tll'>
"''f\t•d tlu11ng 1he har permd Lha1 ran
lrom l>l'l H l '14 I through m id August
of ..i;
ll \\llllld ht•
1111po~'>1hll• to 11..tllll'
.111 llw Im al 'L'll'r,111'>
It 11111 n•.,tt•rH•ar. but
thl· 1'1!111 'Pttrh
d1•par1111t•11t. on·1 thl'
\ t•ar-. h.1, m.1de
l'lforh to rl'l ord .1.,
m.111y a1hlL•t1t field
H'ter..i11., ,1, 11 could
l'lwrl' \\ t•rc l\o\ o
nlt'mor,1hle young
men Imm ;'l.c\\ p1111
t l.1rbo1 I lri.:h who
DON
CANTRELL
pt'rt,hed 111 the l'h1lrpp11w ... Imm enemy
flrt• h\ J,1p.111t.',t' lort l"'
l'ht•\ \\l'rt' l1l'ttrgL' ',h..ill'r .1ml \emon
1'11111.11m k
Shalt·r \\ ,1., J I 'Jl·I hloc"1n~ hack on
lht \.tr,11\ gml te.1111 rnaLhl·<l h\ Ralph
lkl·d ...,hait'r oh l'll hint kt·d for the
rioll'd fulllJ.1l k t\l lr""tn Shafl'r, a rugged
hut "'It '>pokt•n pl.1\cr, wa' <111 Army
1111i1111ryman \\ho \\,h l..1lled m 1ungle
llKhlln~
l 1t1p;11r11.k, quaitt•rbaLk on the
l h.imp1oml11p '-12 loot ball 1c.1m, and a
pr11ed IM,cball htttl'f, wa.'>
rn.1ch111t· .:unned h) Japant''l' fighter
p1loi... 1' lwn pararh111111g nwr l.uzon in
I lt•tl'llllH'f of 1'1·11
\\t• \\(rt• .tJ\\,I\' l\\11 llllll ht.JO\\ fl\
lw11er \\hl'll I 1L1p.1tnrk \\3'> 111 the
g.111w, torme1 Nt•\\por1 I larhor coach
\\'emfrll l'tt kl'm. lllH l' '>art!
Jr11 \lun11 a '>"11ll'd 11 hluc k111g
li.tl k om t· .. aid I 111patntl .111d
Joltnn\ lkl'd.1 J 11 runmng hal kl wen.·
.1hout 111p .md lllL k for gub "
\lun11 .• 1 -.:a,,· \'l'll'ran. rnu,cd by
'\ 1g.1'.tl1 f,IJJ.tll ,tltt•r II hJd hl:'t'll
IL'H.•l('d hy .111 J1t111111 homb m August of
'14
lol'\ hrotlwr \l,111ul'I. a \t•rond·lc.>am
\II < II 1.11 kit• .111d .1 11 ll'mlll'r ol tht• '42
lh.1111p1111hh1p lt•.1111, "'"till '\rll)\'
1nl.111ll"\ m.111 "ho"''' \\tHl11tlt·d .tt
0~111.11\,t 111 11 .1ml t·.irrwd .1 l'urple
I It-art
\l,1mwl \\t 111 1111 to pl.I\ li"1 ,1r111g
tor lour \ 1·.ir' <11 i\1111111.1 ...,1,111· ltl'fore
lw111g ollt-n·d illl ti!\ 11.111011to111111 lht·
~t'\\ )orl < .1.1111 .. ln11m·d km·t'
ho\\eH·r promp11·d \l,t11t1l'I to dt•tlrm·
lht• olft·r
Orw 11011'\\llrtll\ l>t1111bl·r p1lo1 "•..,
\\<1h 1-L If\ ,111end1111 tht' lh '1\1·\, p11r1
gml tl .1111 I IL' .11"11 .,,.1 -.111111· 1r,11 k .111d
lil•ld rt'l ord" .111d .. 1.11 rl'tl ,,., .1 h 111111 1
t l'n!l'r Oil lht• h,1 ... l t'th,tll ll'.1111 "di\
.md h" II : l m.11t·, g.1111ed h.11111L·1
hcadhnt•' lllll l' "ht•n thr\ dl''' ro\ 1•d .1
g1.1n1 Jap,11H''>'' t ru..,1·1 .11 H.1b.1ul l~.t} 111
thl' r.inht
!(di} n•c.Uled th.11 lw lookt·cl h.ll ~
tmle .111d '>JW h,., thrt•t• homh' go right
dm"n 1lw ... moke '''" k ~di}. t...dly Sll'PJ>t•d 11\11 Ill .1 llll'lilt .ii
1t•n1 .1 fl•\\ day' l.11l'r ,111J \\llnt'"l'd h"
pbne .md lw, m.tll'' t..IC"itroH•d Ill .m
L'XpJo,1on .11 the end uf the rum' d\
/\notlwr l11ghlv honored • .urrn.111 \\d.'>
\par~ \lt<Jellan. a tenter on the ·39
J(rtd tc.im lie "a' n•tngnued wrlh
llll'dal., for numernm herotL .tl t'
MrUellan new many comb.it route'>
111 the South Parific with hi'> NJ\)'
I lellcat which fire bombed l<1pdllese
troop'> on 1,land .,hore Imes tot lear the
way for U.~. Marine'> invading heache'>.
lwo o lhl'r ptlc11., were Lt Rill Dickey.
a ha....ehaJI player out of Newport m the
late 30'> ,1nd Ray Ho~.,o. a fighter pilot.
who wa., 111 <1 '>Ub\ltlute squadron in
I lawa11 rt•ad} for al"lton day~ before the
\\."ar ended
Ros'io. who coached Orange Coast
C ollege football from I 94a through
1955. drew national c;pons pral<tt' once
when he directed CllalTey < olle~e to a
victory m the '>econd Jumor Ho-.c Bowl.
llis 1951 O<..C team won a conference
title.
01ck fucker. \\'hO toached OCC to a
tnumph m the 1963 lunior Rose Bowl
and direcwd the Pirates for 24 years,
served with the Navy hore Patrol in
WWII
See SIDELINES, Paa• Ae
)
M Mond.ty. May 31. 2004
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SIDELINES
Continued from AS
Al lrwin. who coached
foolball and swimmlng for years
at Newport Harbor and OCC.
lncJud.lng a '56 championship
football team for Coasl, was a
6ight deck officer aboard the
USS Lexington ln the South
Pacific.
Another noted OCC gnd chief
was Steve Mussau. who directed
the Pirates to a title In '57. He
was a solid paratrooper during
WWII and earned ample
recognition.
Edward C. Stephens, a
crack-back running guard for
the great fullback Hal Shefiln in
'41, survived a brutal attack on
his destroyer by a Japanese
suicide bomber in late 1945.
Stephens. who was Injured by
shrapnel after the plane crashed
near his gunnery officer's post,
earned the Purple Henn. After a
hospital stay, he was returned to
action.
1\.vo Sheilln brothers, Bob and
Hal. spent a long time ln Pacific
waters after their shJps were
struck. Bob avoided one sheU
that split his engine mom, but
spent 72 hour.. In the ocean
before he was recovered.
Hal suffered a lost lung from
gas fumes as a ded. gunner
before he was blown off the
ship. Brother Bill wru. on his ship
when it entered the harbor in
Tokyo as Japane11e officials .
boarded the USS Missouri to
officiaJJy surrender before Gen.
Douglas MacArthur.
George Mickelwait, the
sterling quarterback on the 1938
and '39 grid teams who was
voted second-team All-Southern
California 1n '39, 'uffered
senous injunes at the Battle of
the BuJge in Europe. Some
German fire struck him in the
back. He. too, earned the Purple
Heart.
George 0 . Thompson, a '37
quarterback who often exhibited
great talent with fuJJback Rollo
McOellan, joined the Coast
Guard dlld eventually became a
rear admiral. McdeUan went on
to a superb performance aboard
a Navy landing barge shipping
ground troops 10 shore lines.
Louis Glesenkamp. an
outstanding halfback from the
'36 grid team, was an Army tank
sergeant on Pacific islands. He
was later admJred for teaching
Newpon track and field athletes
how to pole vauJt with skiJJ.
They will never be forgotten.
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CP lebrating the millenniwn
BILL
YARDLEY
Newport Harbor
Former Sailor volleyball star acquired skills
as a prep, but found intangibles with father:
Steve Vlraen
Daily Pilot
T he role models in Bill
Yardley's life helped
make him a star
volleyball player at
Newport Harbor High. then an
AU-American at USC. or course, there was local
legend and Basketball Hall of
Farner George Yardley, as well as
Coach OlarUe Brande and USC
Coach Bob Yoder. Yet
for all the great
coaching and
mentoring he received.
Bill Yardley benefited
mo!>t from tutelage at
home.
Section championship. •
Newpon Harbor defeated _
~tancia. 15-13, 8-15. 9-15, 15-e.
15-7 to win the title. The year
before, Newpon was upset by
~tancia In the CIF,
quarterfinals.
"That was a very difficult
time, my junior year,• Yardley
said. "To be able to regroup and
play that exact same team at
OCC to be able to win five
games and share it with
everyone on the team,
that will always be a
great feeling of
accomplishment.·
"People usually
associate me with
George, but he was
raising his own," Bill
Yardley said of his
w1cle. "My father was Bill Yardley
While at USC Yardley
said he gained more
confidence in his
ability, which factored
greatly into becoming
an All-American. As a
6-foot-4 outside hitter.
Yardley continued to
improve each year. He
helped lead the Trojans absolutely my mentor.
He was Incredible. I le is
everything to me."
Bill Yardley's father. Bob,
found success in basketball at
Newpon Harbor and Orange
Coast College. Hoops has always
been a big part of the Yardleys'
world. Bill Yardley loved to play
basketball in high school.
"In high school, basketball
was my favorite spon. but
volleyball was my ticket to the
next level," YardJey said. "I got a
scholarship to USC for
volleyball. I was a three-time,
first-team All-American."
To get to that point. Yardley
did his best to improve his game
in high school. At Newport
Harbor, Brande helped develop
Yardley's skills.
'"The best thing about Olarlie
was. not only did he give us
great lessons about the game. he
·also taught us about
commJtment. disclpline and
work ethic," YardJey sald.
"Olarlie's sausfaction was
gerting has athletes scholarships.
That's as good a quality anyone
can have."
Yardley excelled and his
crowning moment came in
1980, his senior year at Newport
Harbor. when he contributed to
the SaJlors' CIF Southern
BRIEFLY
Continued from A5
Pac I 0, end the regular season
37-18-1.
Nonconfwence
W11hlngton 8, UCI 7
Score by Innings
UCI '°" 100 00"1 -1 10 2
Wash 110 010 '°" -a 9 1
Cassel, Huff 151. Ertebon (91 end
Wegner; Kauer, Conover (5) and
Hathawey w -Conover, 1..0. L -
Enc:bon. 1·3 28 -Anderton (UCll.
Llraen (W). Line IWJ. HR -Szabo
(UCll, Lane (WI.
McDonald places fifth
•TRACK AND PIELD: Van-
guard University junior Oulstol
McDonald earned AU-American
recognition by finishing fifth ln
the final of the 800 meters at
the NAlA outdoor track and
field champlonshJps Saturday
at the University of LouJsville.
McDonald, who has steadily
Improved all season. clocked a
personal-beat 2 minutes, 12.75
seconds to gamer one or six All·
American laurels handed out ln
the race.
"She had a tremendous season
for us," Uons Coach Bryan WU-
klna said of the tranafer from Los
Angeles Southwest Community
College, who establl.sbed a foun-
dation for her track and 8eld
success by competing for the
croaa country team ln the fall.
·she told me 1he wanted to
PR ln all three races (qualifying
and flna11J. but I told her there
are not a lot of people who can
pull that otJ,• WIWns said.
"But, 1ure enough, 1he did It."
McDonald'• PR coming lnto
the aeuon wu 2:18.
Vanguard tenior Mike Lan·
aon wu l l th In the marathon
Saturday wtth a time of 2 hours,
35 mlnutes, 22 aecond1. He was
t I
to the NCAA championship
match in 1985. when use lost 10
Pepperdine at Pauley Pavilion.
After coUege. Yardley
attempted to make the U.S.
nalionaJ ream, which had just
won the 1984 Olympics. Yardley
earned a spot on the team and
competed with the squad for a
year. He wasn't able to get much
playing time, LJI Yardley said he
enjoyed being able to travel with
"the best team In the world.·
"1 also played on a Nlke club
team In the late '80s." Yardley
said. "Eventually I just stopped
playing competitive volleyball In
the early '90s. I was OK with
that. For some people. it's
difficult to stop playing. But I
played a lot of voUeyball in high
school, college and club. Ir's
something that I will never
forget. It's something I still think
about."
Yardley, his wlfe. Evelyn. and
7-year-old daughter Kierstyn
live in Newpon Beach. Yardley,
the latest Daily Pilot Sports Hall
Fame honoree, works within the
healthcare equipment industry.
He also remains active in the
community.
He competed in the Newport
Harbor alumuni match. He also
coached Kierstyn's soccer team.
in fourth place near the 23-ml.le
mark of the 26.2-mile race. but
WaJk.ins said he "hit the wall"
slowing markedly and falling
out of the top I 0.
'Eaters can't advance
•TRACK AND FIELD: AJI
nine UC Irvine competitors
failed to advance from the
NCAA Western regional Lrack
and field meet that concluded
Saturday at Cal State Nortb-
ridge.
Only the top five finishers ~
each event quaJlfied for the
NCAA championshJps in June.
Junior Scott Jarvis and fresl)-
man Dayne Comrie had tim~s
of 52.54 seconds and 53. I 5, re-
spectively. In the 400-metir
hurdles and did not advan~e
from the prellm1narfes. •
Sophomore Tom Whelan ran
3:49.18 ln the prellms of the
1.500 and dJd not advance. :
Senior Derek Kingrey fl.Q·
lshed 10th ln the men's dacw
throw with a mark of 168-3 and
sophomore Mike Beerer fl.D.
lshed 20th ln the men's harnmh
throw with a mark of 174-7.
Junior Erin Curtis went 12·10
In the women's pole vault to ftn-
lsh 13th whUe freahman Kirsten
Loftin was 14th at 12-4.
Freahman OrUsha Henion
(women'•) and sophomore John
Wratten (men's) failed to clear a
height In their respectlw corO-
petitJons.
Senior Annmarie Turpin, who
did not compete ln the high
Jump at the Western regionkl
due to a ham1trtng lnJury suJ·
tained at the Big West Confer·
ence championships May 12,
hu re1umed workouta. She
hopea to competing ln the bO·
tathlon at the NCM champlciv-
lbJpt ln Austin, 'Ib.u. June~-
10. Turpin'• total of S,332 po!Ab
ranb 11th In the nation. :
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