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SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 2003
Marine· honored on Capitol Hill
Jose Garibay, caJled a 'brave American,' is
remembered by national and state officials
for his sacrifice in the war in Iraq.
OU 1111
HOME FRONT Memorials set for GariOay
P.uf Clinton
Da1lyP1lot
be honored aJong1>ide the many
brnve Americaru. who have gone
before him m defending farruJ y.
freedom and country."
Marine will be remembered at St.
Joaquim's and Newport Ha rbor High. Lruop.,, offi
<.1dh r1·
portt'd. (,;m
COSTA MLSA -JoM: Garibay
was a "proud American" and
hero.
On Thursday on the 1!oor of
the I louse of Representative.,
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher said Ga-
ribay "is now an American hero:
He W'clS lhe first Orange County
soldier ldlJed during the war in
lrnq.
Garibay. who was born m J,1
hsco, Mexico, was a legal U .~.
re..1dent. I tis mother Simona, 5 1,
brought her famiJy 10 the Unill'<.I
States when Jose wai. JU'>I 2
mon ths old.
Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
( .o'>t.i Mc'><!. Ilw public 1s in-
Vllt•d Ill .111cnd the '>(.'fVIC~.
, who
enJi.,ted whli
the \fannc.,
al 18. wa-. That I!> how those who re-
presenteu tum in the '>late and
federal governments remem-
bered him thi<. week.
Garibay, a Marine corporal
from Costa Mesa who wru. killed
in southern lr.tq on Sunday, was
honored by. both his repre~enta-
11ves in public remar~ on two
separate ou:a<.1ons.
The 21-year-old Garibay grew
up in C.o!>ta Mei.a, graduated
from Newport I !arbor High
School and then joined the mili-
tary. I le died near Na'>iriyah in an
ambush, aJong with six others.
State Sen. Ro~ John'>on hon
ored Garibay on fhur.,<lay hy
closing the legi<.la11ve !>eS1>1un 111
his honor.
LO!> I A ~II ~A -I orrrH·r fl''>l
dent, '>IUdt•nt, athlell' and rur
ever hero Jo<,e (,anb.i~ \'1<111 ht·
honored 111 two ml·n11111,1I -.erv
ice\ in lhl' rn111111g uav~
A mc111or1..aJ -.ervltl' tor < .ar1
bay. Orangt• < ou111y., f1r.,1 t .1 ... u
aJty of dw We.II Ill Iraq \"111 ht·
held ~unduy al ~I Joadum
< llurch, on C Jrange Avt'nu£' 111
'"I ~no~ I want to ht· there to
ll'nU Ill\ '>Upporl -..ud U1dfl~
'lpt'JH t' of :"l.t'\"POrt Beat:h,
whO'>l' '>on ·-c.a-.!>" \pcnce is in
lrn4 'We all nct'd to rally
;uou11d' £'ach olhcr 111 thest:
111111'"
Jose
Ganbay
\"1th '>IX
other \ta
nnes who
t.hed in thc.11
mc1dent. All
\H're hac.t•J
"Corporal Garibay"; supreme
sacrifice will not be forgonen:
Rohrabacher i.aid, "and he will
"llLS arnb1uon W"d.'> to bernmc
See MARINE, Page A4
< .,mbc.1y, a 21 · yeur old ~fa
mw l urporaJ. wa-. kill t·d ~u11
J.1\ near :'\a!>inyah. lra4 allt r
c·11c ountenng an amhu'>h h}
.11 '\tor th l .u11h11.J' <.amp l.t•
See MEMORIALS, Page A4
FIELDS OF GOLD
SEAN Hill ER I DAIL 'Y Pll 0 T
Spnng 1s the air m the Upper Newport Bay, where Andrew Jeffs and daughter Claire, 2, of Costa Mesa take a morning walk
Justice who replaced Bird on state court dies
Paul Clinton
Daily Ptlot
NEWPORT Bl:ACH -Semi-retired
state Supnme Court Justice Marcus M.
Kaufman died Wednesday al his Co-
rona deJ Mar home.
Kaufman, 73, died after a long ill·
ness.. He was till working on a handful
of cases as a part-time artomej with a
Costa Mesa law firm.
Better known Inside the legal com-
munity, Kaufman is perhaps besr re-
membered as one of three judges who
were appolnted to the state's highest
court after an an81)' public recalled
Oiief Justice Rose Bird, a death penalty
opponent, and two other liberal jurists
in the mid-1980s.
"Justice Kaufman was universally
recognized as a brillianr scholar pos-
sessed by a strong work ethic and
genulne love of the law," coUeague Mi·
chael Weiland saJd. "But those who
knew him best will remember him for
his many kindnesses, his gentle bumiJ-
lty w the way he inspired others
through his example. ..
Born in Norfolk. Va., Kaufman and
his family moved to Los Angeles early
FAMILYllME
Ill his life. lie grew up m the JtoUy
wood area and earned a bachelor\
from UCLA in 195 I. He served ~ an
Army lieutenant in the Korean War.
After returning home. Kaufman en
rolled in law school at the University of
Southern California. He graduated in
1956 first In his class.
Over the next 14 years, Kaufman
served as a law clerk to tate Supreme
Coun Justice Roger 'lhlynor, taught at
USC and went into practice In San
Bernardino.
In I 970, Gov. Ronald Reagan ap·
pointed Kaufman 10 the State Court of
Appeal. where he woded for 17 yean..
Kaufman entered the limelight m
March 1987 when Republican Gov
George Deulcmejian named him as
one of Lhrtt Judges to replace Rose
Bud and IWO others who had opposed
the death penalty. The political fight
'iurrounding their removal was major
news during the 1986 election.
Kaufman upheld the death penalty
and also wrote the ma1ority optruon
when the state high coun allowed po
lice officers to set up drunk-driving
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SMITH
Jeff replied. "Got a lot of1V
to watch these day.. huh?"
By now, you are probably
m.1l ahead of me. Vi J given
sueh an opallng, l dJ'OYe my
truck right through It.
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kidl bave not watclwd 'IV tn
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1bere WU auaW.fted
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DATE BOOK
Local band Standard
Tint wanta to be a
matdvnatar for fana
end~
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SPORTS
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ComMesa. ... ,....1
PUBLIC SAFETY
Citizens
• corps 1n
the w i n gs
City program to handle
disasters. led by fire chieL
is almos t read~
Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
< 0~ IA \11 '>A -A <...1111..en-. t orp.,
Coum:1I dt·.,1~11L'd tu kct>p thl· wmmu
nit} 111tu1 lllt'd dbUUI thl UI\' d1 ... c1,1t·r
preparedlll'"' pru~rdnh, .., .1 "'t'P d~<l\
from tru111u11 .
LHy orhnah Un'-'etlccJ the com t'pl
I hursdc.1y t•ventng during .1 to\.\ n hdll
meeting al the '\Jetghborhood <. ommu-
1111~ C..en lt'r 1n !Jon., Park I he 1.oum 11 1-.
-.et up d., a group of t.ummunll)' ledder-.
who ofliual-. bd1t've ~111 help dJ'>lrlbUtl'
tnfurmauon about tht: lit'\-., program\
thdl .um LU prepare re'>ldl'lll\ for emer
gcnq '>lllldllo11'
I he on~1naJ 1dt:e1 t.dJlW Imm~ ire Ulll·f
llm Hh.,, who -.ay'> he ha-. lwcn \.\Orling
on IL \Intl' Sept 11 I hc t 11) had .,ent 11111
letter., to c.1bout 50 com111un11y memhcr'
111dud111g nlt'mber-. of hnnwo"''\1er-. a-.
-.oua11on-.. dlUrthe'>. '>thooh and other
ttirnmumt) orgarn.La111111., 'ut h a" ( 11rl.,
hit dnd Hoy \rout-.
"I think. wt• had 40 peoplt• ... ho\.\ up on
lhur">da}-. which I thought W<t'> a pretl)
good re">pome. • 1-.lh!> -.aid
He added the11 there wa.-. a lively qut•.,
11on dnd anw.er '>C"-'>lon that proved to
be edut.auonaJ for offic1i:lb a!. we-U.
"The !>pec1fic questions people were
a1>k.ing me made me reaJ1u· that tht!'>
1hmg ts not set m s tone, -l:lli\ ..aid. "It., a
hvmg. breathing program that will li..ttp
evolving wtth tame •
<...osta Me!Hl wt.U bt" only Lhe fourth m
the 1 ounty to do so. behind Placentia,
Laguna Niguel and the Orange-County
Sheriff's Department, l:JU said. The city
already b.u in place programs uch as m
Neighborhood Watch, the Cttl7.ens
Emergency Re.;ponse Training Team and
Volunteers m Policing.
Ellis has set up a Medical Corps Data
base so local hospitals will bt" able to
network and help in the time of a dbas·
rer.
The JOb of ~ citu.eM COl'J)$ w.U be lo
o~rsee all al nents, attend
'
A2 Saturdly. March 29. 2003
FAITH
THE MORAL
OF THE STORY
Feeling
~afe at
heart
Healing on a spiritual path
-ANONYMOUS ' 'I don't feel secure about anything, Cindy," a &tend said to me with a sad
voice and even sadder eyes. "Whether
it's regarding my children. or my job, or my
Seeds of the Mystical
Spiritualist Church
were sown when the
Kohlenbergers met in
the early 1990s. 1
F or John and Martine
Kohlenberger. their meeting
not only led to marriage, but to
a murual spiritual journey, their
eventual ordination as ministers in
the Mystical Spiritualist Omrch and
a shared, spiritually focused
business.
In the early 1990s, both were
single.
John Kohlenberger was involved
with a singles discussion group for
which he was occasionally a
featured spealcer. A friend who
helped run the group enticed
Martine to visit
husband or his )ob.
everything seems so
insecure and
unpredictable. Then
you throw in thib
whole war mess. and
I'm just one insecure
mess. and I won't even
talk about the
condition of my
house..
My friend continued
her story and added
that she was confused
about what to say and
what not to say to her
CINDY
TRANE
CHRISTESON
·1 was spealdng on love at that
meeting." John Kohlenberger
recalled. "And when she came back
a month later. l was a speaker that
month, as well. The title of my ltallcl
was 'Qpen Heart Sw-gery.' about how
as a single you have to open your
heart if you are going to have that
relationship, that love, you are
looking for."
l<ENT T~EPTOW /DAILY PILOT
The Rev. John Kohlenberger relaxes witti his dog, Spirit, outside the Mystical Spiritualist Church.
children about danger and the war. It's hard
to find the right balance. and what to tell
them about God in all this.
"In fact, where Is God tn all this, Cindy?"
I explained that I don't know all the
answers. but I know enough about God to
know that he loves and cares for all of u.s in
this counoy, as well as those in every country
around the world I know that God hears our
prayers and answers them in ways that I
don't always recognize. awee with or
understand.
later that day. I overheard a woman in line
at the market teD her friend that she thought
she could at least crust in her Social Security,
but then she realized that wasn't a sure bet.
either.
Bank accounts, credit cards and real estate
can't guarantee security. I realli.e that only
God can provide aue inner peace and
security, and we can be secure in the
knowledge that nothing can separate u.s from
the love or God.
Then, I came home and read the latest
account in our newspaper about the state of
our homeland security, as well as hetghtened
security at airports and other vulnerable
locations. It's no wonder that we're all feel.Ing
Insecure. Whether it's the weather, the war or
the way of the world at the moment. we
realiz.e that life Is not going the way we wish It
would go. OnJy God can provide true Inner
peace and security in all our situations and
struggla
Right now, we're praying about the war
because we want safety for our kNed ones.
no matter what country they live In or~
they are stationed. Dw1ng these dangerous
times we see or hear the news and try to
lmaglne what It Is like for those In the middle
of conftict and also for those with Camlly
members overseas.
There Is a war going on at home. u well. I
don\ mean between those on both sides of
the war debate. Many or us are battling
feelings of fnm.le and fear, many of us have
hearts that are heavy wtth doubts and
lnsecurlties.
Oearly there are people to trust and people
not to trust. But only God can be trusted to
provide true Inner peace and leC\Jrlty. Our
government can offer us homeland security
for the p~t. but God offers u.. •heartland
security.· for eternity.
And you can quote me on that.
• aNDV TRANE CHAIST'E80N 11 e N.wpon
Beech ~nt who spuka ~to
pe111nt.lng grc>Ype. She mey be rNChed bv e-mell
et cJndyOontlltlgrow.oom or bv mall et P.O. Bex
8140-No fi06. Newpott Buen. CA 829158.
The two began to date. It was
Martine Kohlenberger, who had
been raised in France without any
particular training or inftuence from
her parents, who first suggested they
look for a church to anend together.
After visiting a few churches in
Orange C.Ounty, the couple found
the Mystical United Spiritualist
Olurch in Anaheim headed by Jack
and Ethel Rowe. They decided it was
where they belonged.
They stayed for a decade, until
Jade. Rowe died in 2001. Ethel Rowe
had died some time earlier.
·Jade. got me started doing
splritual heallngs, and I decided if I
was serious about it, J needed to go
to school and get some training,·
John ICohlenberger said.
Tuday. be is the head pastor of the
Mystical Splrttuallst Oiurch in C.Osta
Mesa. The Kohlenbergers are
ordained ministers and work with
four other ministers at the local
church.
The couple's busineM,
Therapeutic Dimensions, is also an
expression of their splritual beliefs
and practices. They are licensed
FAITH CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
COOL IN THE FURNACE
St Andrewt Pre1byterl1n ctiurcti wtll
preMnt "lt'e Cool In the Fumece,• e
concert featuring the Chorilttr Choir
et 7:30 p.m. Friday. There 11 no
dierge. The ctiun::tl 11 et 800 St.
Andrew'• Road In Newport Beacti.
LENTEN CHORAL EVENSONG
The Lenten Choral Evenaong concert,
the tr1dltlon1I eveneong .. rvlce. will
be performed by St. Mlctieel'• ctiolr
end eolol1t1 et 5 p.m. Aprll 8. It'• the
aeventh concert In the 2002-03
Friend• of Mu1lc "First Sund1y1 et
Five" Serie1. All ere welcome to
theN eventt. There'• no edmlMlon
ctierge. Saint MlctiHI & All Angel•
Eplecopal Churcti, e Chrlltl1n
Community of the Angllcen
Communion, 11 et the corner of
Peclflc View Drive and Marguerite
Avenue, Corona del Mer.
LENTEN PROGRAM 2003
The Eplacopel Churctt of Saint
massage therapists who provide
holistic healing remedies -deep
tissue, Swedish and sport as well as
shiatsu, ruina. reflexology. herbal
wraps, energy balance, inspirational
and intuitive healing.
John Kohlenberger said he first
thought about becoming a healer
when he was 2 years old.
·My father was an MD, my
mother was a nurse. and I wanted to
help people feel better," he said.
·With a lot of years in between, this
is it•
In July 2001. the Kohlenbergers,
with three other former members of
the Rowe's Anaheim church.
tncoIJ>Orated the Mystical
Splrttu.alist Olurch in Orange
C.0Wlty.
Spiritualism traces its beginnings
to tbe United States in the
19thcentury, though lt was more
popular In Engl.and. where It spread.
It embraces the Idea that the
personality survives death -death
is merely a doorway opening wllo a
new. huger experience of everlasting
life.
Mlctieel wlll have e progrtm ttartlng
et 6:30 p.m. through April 9, with
evening prayer. dinner and ltl •Who
Wanta to be an Eplecopelfen?" video
1erie1. The d'lurdl 11 et Pacific View
Drive end Merguertte In Corona del
Mer. Information: (949) 844 0483.
THOMAS JEff'ERSON
IMPERSONATIOH
Temple l .. leh of Newport Invitee the
community to en evening of fun,
educetlon, getting together end
enjoying noted lmpre11lonlst Peter
Smell, who wlll entertain the
audience 11 Thom11 Jeff91110n. The
event 11 et 7:30 p.m. Seturdey, Mardi
29, et the temple'• Social Helf, 2401
lrvlne Ave .. Newport Bead'I.
Information: (949) f)48.69()(),
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Friday, Rtlbbl Arnold Rad\111 wtll
apeek on • JIWI Down Under: Trevel1
In Au1trelf1 end New Zealand."
reporting on the rec:en1
congregational llllft to Sydney,
Melbourne and the Greet Benier Reef
In Australia end Chrtltd'lurdl,
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·we believe we are spirits having a
hwnan experience and that what
most churches call spirit ls real and
ever present. even today.· John
Kohlenberger explained. "Thus.
miracles and magic tlid not die 2.000
years ago (because) those who have
passed on before us only dropped
their body. The spirit within, or the
soul. continues to live.·
The C.OSta Mesa church is
conunitted to Ethel Rowe's vision of
bringing Splrttualism Into the 21st
century. On Sunday mornings. a
dozen to two dozen members
ranging from young. career adults to
senJors who are single. married or in
families, meet for an hour-long
service.
A half-how before the service, the
church's ministers offer spirirual
heallnga while some members focus
on Inner commwtlon and splrttual
centering. During the service they
share prayer and meditation,
Inspirational m1!S588es. a sermon,
music, splrit readings and angel
messages.
"Spiritualism Is a way of life (that
Sound end Auddend In New Zealand.
Unlveralty Synagogue la et 4916
Alton Pericwey. The publfe< le cordlelly
Invited to attend et eny time. For
more Information or for e
complimentary aub.criptlon to the
syn1gogue'1 newsletter, plea .. call
(949) 663-3536.
WORKSHOPS
8NW F1RESID£S
Membe,.. of the Behal faith hold
lnformel publlc dl1Ct.1ulon1 on
1plrltu1I toplca et 7:30 p.m. every
Friday end at 11 :30 the l11t Sunday of
the month. The telka Include brunc:ti
or dinner. Aleo, ln1erfelth devotlonel
meeting• wlll be held the l11t
Saturdey .-venlng of the mon1h. Cell
for locatlon1. (949) 76&-0999 for
Ft1day meeting, (949) 780-6360 for
Sunday meeting, and (949) ~8
for Saturday devotional.
ZEN 101
The Zen Center of Orange County
ofter• en Introduction to Zen
Worbhop from 3 to 6 p.m. the first
Sunday of IV9ry month at 120 E. 18th
St., Coata Me1t. $50. (949) 722-7818.
combines) philosophy, science, and
religion,• John Kohlenberger said.
•Tuc,ugh we're mcorporated as a
church, our vision IS directed more
toward being a personal growth
center (to assist) each other in the
progression and growth or our
hearts, minds and souls.·
ln adilitlon to tu weekly services,
the church offers classes on
meditation. healing, spiritual
awareness and psychic
development. It sponsors
·channelings~ that are open to the
public once or twice each year and
hosts dinners at each solstice and
equinox.
This week. as the country steadied
itself In the face of war, John
Kohlenberger said. •from this day
forward we wtD light a candle for
peace at each or our services. the
light of which will celebrate the love
and light that exists In all humanity
and in every soul:
• MICHELE MARA 11 e frMlanoe writer
from Huntington Beectl. She can be
reedled et mldlelelhoulfoodfiln.com.
MASTERMtNO
New Thought Community Churdl
preaentl Melter Mind. 1 g~p for
thoae who went to ·menlfelt good•
In their dally llv•. It 7 p.m. Ft1dev-
end et 1 p.m. Sarurdaya et 1929
Tultln Ave., Cotta Meaa. (949)
846-3199.
A SPtRrTUAL JOURNEY
A 26-leuon etudy on the llfe of JMu1
Christ tltied • Joymey to the Croee • 11
taught It .. 46 1.m. Sundaya during
the Homebullder'• Blble Clea at
Liberty Beptlst Churdl. The churd'l 11
et 1000 Blton Ave., Newport Beed'I
Free. (949) 780-5444.
MEDITATION LESSONS
A he •1ectlo divine• meditation
group meeting la held et 7:10 1.m.
Tueadeya et Our Lady Queen of
Angela. 2048 Mar Vltta Orfve,
Newport Bead'I. The Chrlltlen
Meditation Group meet• from 7:30 to
9 p.m. on the flrtt end third
WednMdeya of MCh month et the
center. The format lnclud" two
period• of meditation wtth eome
lnatructlon on how to medltai., a talk
end• dltcYulon. (949) 219-1408.
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Teens working to 'Stop the Hate ' State's Gasoline Price Average
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A student panel and group sessions during
an assembly at Corona del Mar High were
designed to fight prejudice.
their Sl<>gllil Slate&.
"I felt there was a lack of toler-
ance in the schools m general,"
Krochik said. ~lbh as.-.embly 15
so p'.owerfuJ. It really makes a dif-
ference."
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program; there's really
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•1 pledge from this day on·
ward to do my best to interrupt
prejudice and to stop those who,
because of hate, would hurt, har-
ass or violate tlle civil rights of
uiyone ... "and so the "Stop the
Hate Pledge" at C.oron;i del Mar
High School began.
Posted on walls throughour
the campus, with students' sig-
natures collecting on them. signs
Showed students' dedJcatlon to
promoting unity and tolerance
to reach out to one another and
make a difference.
The "Names Can Really Hurt
Us" assembly on Thursday at
Corona del Mar High School was
part of a program started lasr
year witll the Slop the Hate
C:Ornmittee of tlle Anti-Defama-
tion League or Orange C.ounty/
Lo,ng Beach. Corona del Mar was
one of only seven California
schools selected to participate in
Jo
the two-year program.
"It's a very unJque program.
There's really nothing like rt,"
said Denise Weiland, director of
community services at the high
school. •students are under so
much pressure -peer pressure,
cliques, name-calling -they
need to have a forum to discus8
it . . . so they can . understand
that they're not the only person
feeling hurt. Everyone I~ feeling
hurt."
The iwembly Included stu-
dent panelists who shared their
personal experiences with
name-calling. exclusion and
other fonns of pre1udice to about
380 !>Ophomores. There were
aJso small group dJscussions
during which srudentS generated
ideas to improve their school en-
vironment
Students are under so
much pressure -peer
pressure, cliques,
name-calling -they
need to have a forum
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Teachers, admtnlsttators and
~tudent leaders received anti-
bias training and hate crime
training to help them implement
work.shops and ~..emblies that
would tie in with issues concern-
ing their school dJrectJy.
~I lhink the toughes1 chaJJenge
was breaking down the barriers
and telling our stones." said 15-
year-old Andrew Wung. onl' of
seven student panelist!> to speaJc
a1 the assembly. "I tJ1ink I speak
for all-of us thar even 1f other
people give up. we're not going
10 give up.·
to discuss it ... so they
can understand that
they're not the only
person feeling hurt.'
Oentse Welland,
director of commumty service~
at the hcgh school
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veyed last year and its apparent
success. then-sophomores J-1o-
rencla Kroch1k and Andrea Savo
poles formed the Tolerance
Among People club to continue
to NTap down tlle walls or preju-
dice and d1scrimmatlon," as
AJ1hough tlle school\ two-year
grant has ended, Corona del Mar
High student!> were inspired lo
continue. They are now working
on raising mon~ to fund an a'>-
.,embly next year.
said Oay Widder. one of the
sophomore paneli\t'). "You have
a choice."
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Trial set for accused
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A jury lrial is set to begin on
April 1 for Trenton Vecbes, a
former Newport Beach re·
creadon coordinator accused
ol auc~g YOUJ\3 boys' t<>ff.
Vecbes, 32, of Huntington
Beach, who was arrested in
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counts of lewd contact with
mlnors and one misde·
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child pornography. He bas
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POLl~E FILES
COSTA MESA
• w..t Bebr and Bristol
strMU: Sale of narcotics was
reported at 3:06 p.m.
Thursday.
•• Brtstol Street and Paularino
A'ffnue: A traffic accident
Involving Injuries was reported
at 2:55 p.m. Thursday.
•Church Street A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
1900 blade at 10:26 a.m.
Thursday.
•Elden Avenue: A garage
burglary was reported in the
2300 bloct at 8:21 a .m.
Thursday.
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Furniture retailers sometimes
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customers. Before you commit
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decorator, you should sit down
and discuss their f cc structure,
your taste and goals, and your
budget. Pay particular attention
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Veches quit his job after the
allegations. He is being held
ln Orange County jail in lieu
of a $500,000 ball.
ln December, parents of
three young boys allegedly
molested by Veches sued the
city for negligence and negll·
gent hiring.
Police search for
hit-and-run suspect
Costa Mesa Police are look -
ing for a suspected hit-and-
run driver who they say sped
away after hitting two vehl~
cles Friday afternoon.
The driver ls described u a
man wearing a black bat and
having a goatee, and the car ii
deacribed as a burgundy Un-
coln Continental with a per-
sonalized plate "NOIVOR," Lt.
Lea Gogerty said.
The driver hit one of the
can and then, while trying to
Dee the scene. hit the other
car, Gogerty said.
No one was hurt, Gogerty
said. One of the victims com-
plained of some pain, but re·
fused medical treatment, Go-
gerty said.
The cars that were hit suf-
fered some minoc.d'amage.
• Faatw.y Place: Vandalism ~ Vendallsm was reported In the
was reported In the 200 blade 200 blodt at 12:28 p.m.
et 3:48 a.m. Thursday. Thuradey.
• Herbor Bouleverd: Forgery • Main Street: Battery was
was reported in the 2900 blodt reported in the 300 bloct at
at 2:25 p.m. Thursday. 11:28 e.m. Thursday.
• Newport Bouleverd: Grand • 31st StrNt and Balboa
theft was reported in the 2100 Boulevard: Vandalism waa
bloct at 12:26 p.m . Thursday. reported at 6:34 a.m.
NEWPORT BEACH
Thursday.
• A!Mlfone Avenue and South
Bay Front: A hit-and·run was
reported at 9:02 a.m. Thursday.
• Blrcti Street A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
4200 blodt at 1:33 p.m.
Thursday.
• 33rd St1'9et: An auto theft
was reported in the 300 blodt
at 6:59 a.m. Thursday.
• 34th St1'9et: An auto theft
was reported in the 100 blodt
at 6:43 a.m. Thursday.
• lath StrNt and the beaf:h:
Battery was reported at 2:49
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FAMILY
Continued from Al
"monitored to uaure quality
customer service,• or maybe It
wu becauae Jdf recogniz.ed a
bJowbard when he beard one.
"OK.JM. &nfth. you're a1J aet."
be said. "lfyou wish to
reactivate your account. r'u can
do ao onllne at any time.
Being 1V-free lsn't something
that I go around trumpeting. But
yes, gtwn certain opportunitlee.
I will divulge tbJs aspect of our
lives. The excepdons being one
or two times a year when eYents
promp\ a reminder of just how
bad 'IV ls for kids.
One of those opportunities Is
now, or about 30 days from now,
ll you want to get tedmical Thia
yeir. April 21 ~ugh 27, ls
National 1V Tumo1f Week. If you
think you've read this pitch
before, stay tuned. This year,
~ve got a whole new reason -
a big one -to tum off the tube.
It seems that there are more
and more experts who are
recognizing 1V's dangers and
warning parents about them.
In an uncredited online story
about how to allay the war fears
or our children, America Online
wrote, "Miml Doe, author of' 10
Principles for Spiritual
MEMORIALS
Continued from Al
feune.
Military officials told Simona
Garibay to expect her son's body
within seven days. Jose Garlbay's
body will male a stop In Wash-
ington, D.C before it returns to
Costa Mesa. The family plans to
have the body by Sunday for the
planned· service, but details are
hant to nail down, family mem-
bers saJd. The service time is still
MARINE
Continued from Al
an American cit.i7..en and to pur·
sue a career as a police officer,·
Johnson said. "Last week. in a
CORPS
Continued from Al
meetings and tale the informa-
tion back to their respective
communities. On Thursday,
most of those invited to partici-
pate ln the corps signed up to
be part of It, Ellis said.
Among them was Cindy
Brenneman, president of the
Mesa Verde Community Inc.
Brenneman said she believed
the people who she saw sign up
JUSTICE
Continued from Al
checkpoints.
He served as an associate fus·
tice until his retirement in 1990.
"He was an extremely Intelli-
gent and well-prepared judge,"
said Scott Blee, a professor and
former dean at uses law school.
•He was generally regarded as
Parendoa' (Harpel Collina PllbUahen, 1998), sugeat.s
llmJdng TV lmapa of tragedy.
especlally for young onea.
Instead, tum to leas lntru.siYe
med.la lib llldio. •
Then. in a follow-up onllne
story, author Ellen Neubome
writes: •1n addidon, Or.
(Marton) Blllch iecommends
that parent.a consider n!dudng
their own media consumption
to malntain u much control u
possible over what children tee.
Tum Instead to radio,
newspapers and Internet sites
for your news."
There, folb, la the catch. I
have no doubt that the nwnbera
of'IV-free kids would rt.se like a
toufll6 if only their parent.I
could tick their h.abit But they
cari't. They~ as hooked as
theit children, perhaps even
more so.
This colwnn usually appears
in the middle of April, closer to
the offidal TV-free week. But I'm
writing it early to give parents
and teachers time to think about
a strategy for becoming 1V-me.
lf only for a week. Visit
tvrumoff.org for information.
There are several options for
kicking the habit. You can do
what KFl news director Ken
Gallacher dJd about 10 years ago
and send your kids away for the
unco~ed. but is tentatively
11 am. Those interested should
contact the church at (714) 574·
7400.
"They just told us fo be ready
when the body does get here
and we will do It then," said
cousin Lucina Aguilar.
Family members said they
bave been ftoored by the
amount of support they have re·
ceived. An endiess stream of
strangers have been dropping by
with flowers, cards, money. food.
gift certificates and more.
lener to a fonner teacher, he
wrote. '1 want to defend the
country J plan to become a dti·
zen or.·~
Costa Mesa's Assemblyman,
Ken Maddox. asked the lower
house to close its Tuesday ses·
Thursday night ¥can definjtely
carry the message and be part
or the planning stage."
"It's only going to get better
and better.· she said.
Brenneman said she is plan·
ning to initiate Neighborhood
Watch groups in the Mesa
Verde communJry.
Diane Hill, a longtime Killy-
brook. resident and avid propo·
nent of emergency prepared·
ness, saJd "this is a high priority
Issue."
"It's important that every dtl·
one of the fudges who gave great
care to his work [and was) very
independent of mind.·
Shortly after retirement. Kauf-
man went back to work in the
private sector. In 1995, he agn!ed
to join newly formed Albert. Wei-
land & Golden In Costa Mesa.
'In his last years, Kaufman
wrote legal manuals about insur-
ance litigation, one of his spe-
clalties..
weekend~ you remove aD
evidence of 1V In yol,U' borne. Or yeu can eatabllah ftrm Umlts on
when the TV la to be turned on.
Some homes, for example,
won't allow the 1V on from
dawn Monday to dusk~
Or, you can do what we did and
leave the twdware where it ii '°
you can still watch movies, but
notTv. . ·
Qultting1Vlsbatd. I know
because I experienced the
withdrawal symptoma -tboee
are real -and to th.ta day, I am
excluded from many
conversationa because I did not
aee the latest episode of the
reality show du jour. I also know
it's hlld because, if lt were easy;
more people would be doing It
The positives from a 1V-free
home are remar:kable. Peace.
Quiet. ~· Kids wtro read or
hive lengthy conversations with
their parents. Ooseness.
Bonding. I could go on.
Plan now to have your kids or
students tum off the 'IV for a
week, April 21 to 27. If you don't
like it. you can cancel anytime
and reactivate your account
• STEVE SMrTH i• a Costa Mesa
realdent and freelance writer.
Readers may leave a mq.,sage for
Pllm on the Daily Pilot hotline at
(949) 642-6086.
"We are truly touched," Agui-
lar said.
Simona Garibay's employers,
Reliance Services, have offered
to give her 30 days' paid time off
during her time of grief, said of-
ficials of College Hospital ort
Victoria Sueet, which contracts
the janitorial company.
Newport Harbor J-llgh School,
from which Garibay graduated,
has also planned a tribute. Gari-
bay will be honored Tuesday at
11:45 a.m. in front of the BeU
Tuwers.
slon in Garibay's memory. Mad·
dox also lauded Garibay's sacri~
flee for the country.
"He's a great American,· Mad-
dox said. "He ha.s done more for
our country than all the student
war protesters put together.·
z.en In Costa Mesa has an
understanding of what to do In
an emergency situation so
they're not terrlfled when il
happens." she sald.
"We definitely need to inYeSt
a tittle bit or lime to make sure
our families and our neighbors
can survive any such situation.·
• DEEPA BHARATH covers public
aefety and courta. She may be
reached at (949) 574-4228 or by
•·mail at
deep•.bh•rarh@lat1me1.com
He Is survived by his wife, FJ.
teen; two daughters; and five
gJandchildren. A funeral w
been set for Sunday at the Con·
gregadon Emanu EJ in San Ber·
nardino.
• PAUL a.JNTON covera the
environment. bualneaa and politics
He may be reached at (949)
764-4330 or by e-mail a1
paul.cl/nronlll•tlm ... com
HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
CITY OF COSTA MESA
Costa Meta Clty Hall, n Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626,
(714) 764-5223
M.yor: Karen Robin.on
Councl: Libby Cowen, Allen
Mansoor, Gary Monahan end
Cttria Steel
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Beedl City Hell, 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport Beedl,
CA 92663, (949t 644-3309
Meyot: Steve Bromberg
Council: Gery AAWna, John
Heff9mln, Diet Nk:hola, Gery
Proctor, Tod Ridgeway end Don
Webb
COAST COMMUNITY COUEGE
DIST1tlCT
oi.trtc:t C>mce! 1370 Adams Ave ..
Cost.a M .... CA 92826, (714)
432-6898
Chencellor: Wiiiiam M. Vega
loerd: President Peul Berger. Vice
Prectdent Atmendo Ruiz. ~rge
Brown,~ Pettenon and
Walter G. Howald; student tN9tM
O.retSMitv
NEWPORT~IA UNFED
ICHOOl Dtll'RICT
Oistlict Ofnce: 2988-A Bear St..
Cotta Me.ta, CA '2628, (714)
~ ......... ..._Robert Barbot
..... : ~MarV\e Ruor,
Vice PrteSdtnt Deni Bladt. Clet1c
S.rene Stoic .. , Dtvld Broob.
Tom Egen, Ju<tv Franco end Unde
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1886 Placentl• /INe., Coat.I M9u.
CA t2e2l C .. ) 131-1200
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COSTA MESA SANITARY
DISTRICT
P.O. Box 1200, Costa Mesa, CA
92628-1200, (714) 764-!i0o'3
loerd: Pretldent Arlene Schet.r.
Jim Fenymen. Art Perry, Greg
Woodside end Dan Wonhlngton
ORANGE COONTY BOARD OF
EDUCATION
200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9060,
Costa Mesa, CA 92623-9060, (714)
966-4000
Elizabeth 0. Plirter, member,
TrustM Ar'M 6, Cotta Meea,
Newport Beech
~COUNTY BOARD Of
SUPERVISORS
Hall of Admlnlstrltion, 10 Civic
Center Plaza, Sanu Ana. CA
92701
•Jim Silva, 2nd District (eo.t.
M ... , Newport Beac:ti), {714)
834-3220
•Thomae Wilaon, 5th Diltrtct
(Newpoft Coast), (714) 834-3660
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR
88 Felr Dthre, Cocta Meu, CA
92826, (714) 708-fAIR
lwd.: PrMJdent Ruben A. Smith.
Vice PNelder1t,.,.. .........
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P9ggv Hektt,.,.,,,.. hftd'I,
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Time still an issue with
Westside committee
Costa Mesa group focused on improving the
city is still slow to get through its work, as
latest meeting shows.
FYI
The next Community
Redevelopment Action
Committee meeting will be April
24 at 6 p.m. at the
Neighborhood Community
Center, 1845 Park Ave.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The road to
consensus can be a long one.
lbat's what aome members of
the C.OmmunJty Redevelopment
Action Commltte~ rediscovered
Thursday when a scheduled wte
.on recommended action. for the
Westside bad to be posq>ooed
for lack of time.
-The comnl.ittee, which has
shrunk from Its original 80 mem-
bers, bas been meeting since last
June to create a blueprint for the
Westside.
The frustration that erupted
among some members about
how long the process was taking
soon after the committee started
was evident again Thursday. ·u we bad done what we're do-
ing tonight six months ago. r
would have felt much better
about it,• Ouistian Eric said. •it's
a day late and a dollar short.•
,, The Westside Redevelopment
~Action Committee was created
• in January 2002 by the City
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SAILING CLASSES
. Onnge Cout Coffege ii
' oftering new credit and noncredit
sailing classes this spring. Most
dasses are five weeks in length,
and boats range from Lido 14
dinghies to large ocean racers.
• even keelboats. Cruising
seminars are also being taught.
.The OCC Sailing Center is at 1801
W. Pacific Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. (949) 645-9412 or
visit OCCS8iling.com.
0,.,. County emp&oy.n can
bring their employees out to
Newport Beach on week.days to
enjoy a day of sailing courtesy of
Orange Coast College. The School
of Sailing and Seamanship now
offers a chance for groups to wor1t
with the on-board Instructor on
different sailing techniques while
they get advice on how to perform
well in buslnesa. No sailing
experience necessary. One-day
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With MllriN ~et
the Balboa nm Zone. you can
en10Y nautical experienoes from
mild to wild. Take a self-guided
tour of the bay in your choice of
power and sail watercraft, jump
the ocean swells in a Sea-doo
jetboat. put you sport-fishing
skills to the test In a fully
equipped Boston whaler, or soar
above it all on a parasaU ftight
along the Newport coast.
Complimentary ice and
beverages are included with all
electric boat rentals.
Council, acting as the Redevel
opment Agency. The goal was to
engage often waning factioru. of
the community in an effort to
find colll.(Jlon ground for the fu-
ture of the neighborhood.. Previ-
ous anmipts at redevelopment
In the area. like the West.side
Specific Plan, have been
thwarted by a lacJt of community
consensus.
At last month's meeting, the
committee came up with a ten-
tative vision statement for the
Westside, with adjectives such as
physically attractive, safe, so -
cially vibrant, economically de-
sirable and accessible. The goaJ
of Thursday's meeting was to de-
vise action statements to achieve
these attributes.
The staremenlS created by the
committee include:
• Have police check the ID of
transienL<t;
• Hire a police chief with a
proven record in reducing crime:
• Rezone Placentia to "live-
worlc"; and
• Establish a cap on the num-
ber of charities In Costa Mesa.
The last of these resuJled in a
boisterous round of applause.
While some have railed
against the protracted nalure of
the deliberations, other commit-
tee members say they appreciate
the ltmgthy proc~. because it il-
luminates varying perspectives
on issues.
WYou continue to hear people
explain why they think the way
they do," Bill Turpit said. WYou
start 10 appreciate the dJfTerent
view-. and I feel my views on cer-
tain things changing as I under-
stand better what people are
talking abou1 because I under·
-.tand more clearly what the pro-
posaJ 1s o r more about the need."
At the next meeting, on April
l 4. members will get to add ac-
uon '>lalements that haven'•
been hrought up already, and the
committee is expected to vote on
the statements.
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Fol~y would make good
council replacement
I congratulate Costa Mesa Mayor
Karen Robinson on her new
appointment. to fill het vacancy, I
think it would be appropriate for the
City Council to appoint a
replacement. ·
A suitable candidate, who lost the
last election by a slender margin, is
Planning Commissioner Katrina Foley.
Everyone knows why she lost. The
telephone campaign was
acknowledged as a dirty trick that
worked. The content of the phone
calls CW Did you know that Katrina
Foley is a Democrat?~) is the very
reason that she should be appointed.
This is a nonpartisan office, and the
council should be balanced. She is
pen.onally part ban, as are her
colleagues, but publicly nonpartisan. I
think she would be a good choice.
ELEANOR KLEIN
CoMa Me!>a
Fonner commissioner right
)man for council job
It's easy to say 'we
need' Kon a Lanes
I have read with amusement the
arrogance of those debating wbether
"we need• a department store or a
bowling alley at the Kana Lanes site.
l!arth to Costa Mesa;-it's oot your
land. If the communlfy "needs" a
bowling alley,. then the community
can buy Kana Lanes. but the
community does not have the right to
tell a property owner with proper
zonin g that he has to accept lower
rent because some people like to
bowl.
We "need" affordable housing, so
perhaps all homeowners could accept
lower selling prices to meet this need.
We "need" more services, so let's have
ciry worker • teachers, policeme n,
etc., accept lower wages. Perhaps Al 's
Deli could sell pizza cheaper, since we
"need" more affordable food.
Finally. not everyone can afford a
newspaper, so let's have the Daily Pilot
distributed free. We "need" more
parks, but when the community was
asked to pay to buy the Castaways
site. it turned out that we didn't
"need" park s pace as badly we needed
a few extra lattes.
This debate has almost made me
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MAILBAG
My nominee for the City Council
position being vacated by Mayor
Karen Robinson is former Planning
Commissioner Waller Davenport. miss the El Toro letters. rllf PHOTO/OAILYPILOT ,
Davenport i!> held in the highest
regard by the City Council, the ciry
s taff and the residents of this
community. I le would bring the !>am e
unquestioned \4li!>dom. dedication,
maturity and leadcr!>hip to the council
that he showed during h1!> more than
rwo decades of !>ervice on the
Planning Commission. If he chose to
ser.ie only the remainder of
Robinson's unexpired term. he would
still make an immediate, positive
impact at a time when we need the
very characterist irs he pOs!>esses.
Most other po .. sihle candidates seem
to have a political ax to grind. I lei'>
the voice of rea.,on 1n an arena filled
with pol11ical rhetoric.
GEORGE TURK Readers ttunk the Costa Mesa Planning Comm1ss1on 1s where to find a replacement for Mayor Karen Robinson.
Newport Beach
Grass would make
Olstaways Park greener
We have been residents of Newport
Beach since 1964. We would definitely
like grass in Castaway!> Park. We walk
the site everyday. It is di"gusting.
Grass better for park
than nati ve plants
I am normall> .1n advornll' of
re'>lOrallon of n.il I\<.' plant-.. I lm'v(.'vt'r,
in this ca .. e. I thmk 1hal gr.ts'> .. hould
be planted at ( ·.1.,1aways Park to
provide an area ''here people LOuld
spread .1 blanket t<> picnic or read.
stand to Oy llteo,, etc. The Upper
Newport Ray .., now be111g n•o,torcd to
nativt· plant ... whl•rc•a\ ca .. taways jo, a
very '>mall area that would 'l'rve the
surrounding an•,1 \H'll if 11 h.1d an
open gra<>'>Y ctrl'.t I ,,1.,0 agrt•t• with
Allan Beek that tht• fl'nc:e '>hould be
removed along the bluff lop for an
unobc;1rucLed view
kid!> on bicycles, people walking dog<>.
kite fli ers and people jui.t out tor a
stroll long before Lhe homes werl'
built. I \\Ould like to st•t• the p.11"'
dedicated l<J tho!'>e wr~ enioyablt· 11\t"\
J'> much .. ., can be 111 tlw much
smaller an•a that h left lo U'>.
FRANK COLVER
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&II shows compa~sion
in hi s columns
I lardl;, ,, day pa'>w' without d
\llnoht leltl'f t·ac;11gat1ng Jo'>eph '\
wh.il the ... ubJeLl mailer.
1-elll'r'> hav1.; attal'ked Bell'!. claim
that 11011 .. of !ht• world strongly
oppo't' thl· lJ \ auadting Iraq. saymg
he 1., pl.1\ 1ng loo.,e with the facts"
and a ... k1ng "wlwrt• 1., your data? A
coupl1• ol man her' '>hou t and 'iC ream
in '><11m· dh1.1nt I.ind for an hour
brlo11· rt·tinng for a cup of tea and a
nap h.1rdh l 011't11utt•c; 90% •
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hundfl•d., of thou ... 111d .. or people from
l.uropt \..,1<.1 tht• lJ \ and other parts
of tlw "orld proh '>ll'd going lo war
.1ga111'1 lr.1q <.,11l h rnil11ary .it·t1on on
our ii.tr t 1, '>l"ll't·lc·•"• .111d w1Lhou 1
prO\ m .111011 I hl'rt' will hl' untold
.._1lhng ... huth 1111lit.tr) and ctvihan.
ht•fon· 11 t·nd' I hi'> i'> what concerns
lkll . .i trtil} COl11J>d'>~1ona1e man.
The residenb of this community
could breathe muth easier knowing
he,., part of the decision-making
proce<>s.
GEOFF WEST
Costa Mesa
We are s upposed to be able to see
the beautiful scenery. but the weeds
are so tall we can't even see the Back
Bay. Let the "tree huggers" have the
outside perimeter of the park. and let
us have some grass where we can
picnic. spend time with our fam1l1e'>,
ny kites and ju!>t plain relax and enJOY
the '>pectacular view (1f we could sec
ii). It could be one of the most
'>pectacular c;pots in Newport. but a!> 1t
is now, 11 cannot even be enjoyed.
DR. AND MRS. JAMES MCCUNNIFF
Newport Beach
I Wl!>h to remind the re.,1dent\ of
Newport Beach that the ( J\t.iway'
bluff top wa!> hl'ing widely ust.•d as an
"unofficial" park by RIC.. glider n1er,,
Bl'll appearing in the l·orum '>et 11011 of
the Daily 1'1101. J'lw nHl'>t n•tl'lll ol
'>lll'h letter'> wa., printl•tl I hur'>da} I ht•
letter writer., 1.an't '>l'Cnl to
tomprehend what the wort.I
''rompa!-t!)lon" mean'>. It .., a trail
inherent 1n lkll's artidt•., 1111 mattt·r
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SUNDAY
KJde •nd their bimUlee .,. Invited
to •A Very Special Outing; an
afternoon of Interactive
stC>fytetllng and Cf'afts from 1 to 4
p.m. Adm!atJon I• free at the
Newport Beach Central Library.
C.11(949)717-3816 for more
informetJon.
The ~n Amateur Golf Tour
Is starting its second season.
· hostlng et least 12 local
tournaments 9tartlng today. Each
event, which take place on
weekends. is a one-day, 18-hole
competition played strictly under
USGA rules. For more ·
information, call (714) 403-8876 or
visit www.aagol~our.com.
MONDAY
Author Adeffne -., Mah will
dlscu .. ~r books and personal
joumey m communist China to
the Unit In a talk
sponsored by UC Irvine Libraries
and the Orange County Reads
One Book Project. A book signing
and refreshments will be offered
after the program, which will
begin at 6 p.m. et the UCI Student
Center, Emerald Bay Room AB et
UC Irvine. The event is free and
open to the public. but parking
costs $5. For reservations, call
(949) 824-4651.
TUESDAY
CtNttve op,....lona by Orange
County artists worki ng in an array
of two-dimensional media will be
on display at Newport Beactt Ci1y
Hall through June 30 for the
Spring 2003 Orange County
Artists Exhibition. For more
information, call (949) 717·3870.
A business pt.n devetopment
worbhop at National University
1n Costa Mesa will teach students
how to write the business plan
that work.s for them. The $25 fee
lncludea materials. and there is a
SS discount if prepaid. Bring
additional business associates for
$10 eactt. Other work.shops are
available rtVery Tuesday in April
for the same price. Call (71 4)
550-7369 to register or for more
information.
A free Feng Shui eeminer at 7
p.m . la intended to help improve
attendants' health, relationships
and proaperi1y. It will be held at
Vislona & Dreama, 2482 Newport
Blvd. in Costa Mesa. reservations
are required. Call (626) 288-1669.
Martin f.ont:ennr, author of
·Mammoth: The Sierra Legend"
will spemc et 7 p.m. at the Newport
Beactt Golf Course. 3100 Irvine
Blvd., In the Tee Room. There will
be tacos and codrtails starting at
6:30 p.m Free. For more
Information, call {714) 843-9005.
WEDNESDAY
A support group for careglwrs
of people with Lewy body
diaorder and Pict's disease/frontal
temporal dementias. sponsored
by the Alzheimer's Assn. of
Orange County. will meet at UC
Irvine's Gillespie Facility in the
second floor of the conference
room at 9:30 a.m . For
reservations. call (949) 824-2382.
Admission la free.
l.eem how to hllV8 fun ~ In
the outdoore at Costa Mesa
Community Center'a Introduction
to hiking, ~ng and
camping class. The cost is S40 for
two claasroom MUiona, April 2
and April 16, local hikes, a car
camp, testing equipment at Turtle
Rode Park in Irvine and an
Introductory bec:tpec:t In the local
mount•ins. C.11 (949)615-7798 or
{714') 963-6345 for more
lnform•tion.
Tl4UASDAY
A eupport group for caNghlwa,
sponsored by the Althelmer'a
Aun. of Orange County, will
meet st Hoag HMlth Cenler, 1190
Baker St., Costa Mesa, from 1 to 3
p.m . C.11 (714) 693-9630 for
raervations. Adml•lon la free.
A free MmiMr aled •Honno.•.
RejuvenetJon, Nutritk>n and
Detoxification (Part 2)" will be
held by tM South Coast Medlcel
Center fTom 6:30 to 8 p.m . et
Mother'• Marilet, 226 East 17th
St., Coate Meu. For reservations,
a.II (800) 696-MQMS. •
WMtheryou'wflled your 1040
for 2002 or not, you may find
ways to keep more In your own
podcet for the near future at "Tax
Law Changes for Married and
Divorcing Couples!' The ffee
program .iarta at 7 p.m . at the
Newport Central Library. j::all
(9491717-3816 for more
Information.
RUDA'(
America'• F.mlly P9t &po n.ina
through April 6 at the Orange
County Fair & Exposition Center.
The houri are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday; 9 a.m . to 7 p.m. Saturday;
and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m . Sunday.
Adml&11ion ls $8 for ad1.1lta, S6 for
aeniors (60 and older) and $3 for
cttildren (6 to 12). Call {626)
447·2222 for more information.
F.lhlon 191and will host photos
with the Easter bunny through
April 19 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
daily on the Atrium Lawn. Photo
pactages cost from $11.99 to
$35.99. A portion of proceeds will
benefit Pretend City.
The public 11 lnvtted to a
reception for exhibiting artists,
from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Newport
Beach City Hall. Refreshments
will be served and cash prizes for
works judged by UCI Professor
Kim Burge will be awarded at this
time. Call (949) 71 7·3870 for more
information.
APRILS
Th• April In v.na annual gala
of the Alzheimer's Assn. of
Orange County will take place at
the Four Seasons Hotel in
Newport Beach. Call 1800)
660-1993 for more information.
The f9irvlew Park Friends
Committee of Costa Mesa invites
the community to participate 1n
the first annual Earth Day in the
Park at Fairview Park and
quarterly #Friends" k1dcoff
meeting The event begins at 9:30
e m . at the picnic shelter on the
Park's w est side. Call (714)
754-5698 for more mformatton
Spring ia the height of the
gardening and planting season,
and the UC Irvine Arboretum
offers gardeners a chance to get
that special plant for their garden
at the -April Showers of Flow ers·
plant sale from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m.
There's no admission fee The
Arboretum is 1ust south of the
corner of Campus Drive and
Jamboree Road on the UCI North
Campus. Call (949) 824-5833 for
informat ion
Macy's South CoHt Plaza and
Seventeen magazine will host a
2003 Prom Fashion Show at 2
p.m . in the Macy's women's store
See the lateat looks from Jessica
McC1intock. Zurn Zurn, Blondie
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'That we are a full service nursery with qualified
~Ufomia Certified Nursef)' ~and landscape
I desips. 'Ne can meet al Qf your gardening ~
Come In today to?'• itil Nurseries and ~ us show
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Night.a, Rampage. Morgan end
Co., Jump and LA. Glow. Call
(714) 658-0811, e>Ct. 4231 for
reservationa.
APIUlt
F9iMew o.v.&opmental Center
h09t.a lt8 annual spring boutique
from 8 e.m. to 1 :30 p.m. in the
Fairview Auditorium, 2501 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Met•. There will be
more than 35 uafters to shop
from. Call (714) 957-5188 for more
information.
WiurdHn·tnlnlng In fourth-.
frfth· and sixth-grades are lnvtted
to matdl wits with Hany Pott.er at
a scavenger hunt through the
Newport Beach Central Library
chambers at 7 p.m. Sign up at the
library's cttildren's desJc or call
(949) 717-3800 and select option
No. 5. Regl~ra(ion is required.
A free eeminar cal~·~
Therapies for Asthma and
Allergies" will be held from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's Market,
225 East 17th St, Costa Mesa. For
reservations, call (800)
595·MOMS.
APRIL 10
The public Is invited to •A History
of Japanese Dolls" at 7 p.m.'"
the Newport Beach Central
library. Lucille Supple, owner of
the Center for Custom Dolls, will
present the tree program, which
will include a display of
handcrafted dolls. Call (949)
717-3816 for more Information.
Stanford polittc•I scholar l..any
Diamond asks, "Can the Whole
Wor1d Become Democratic?" at
UC Irvine's annual Eckstein
lecture at 7 p.m. m the Social
Ecology II building, room 1304.
The lecture is free and open to the
pubhc Call {949) 824-2904 for
more information
APRIL 11
Comell l..aw School profeuor
David W1ppman delivers his
symposium "The Two Faces of
the International Criminal Court:'
as part of a senes at UC lrvme
called "Prosecuting Perpetrators:
International Accountability for
War Crimes and Human Rights
Abuses.· Held m Social Science
Plaza B, room 1208 at noon, the
event 1s free.
The depertments of mectianlc.al
and aerospace engineering and
biomedical engmeenng at UCI
mv1te you to a jomt spring 2003
distinguished lecture by Sheldon
Weinbaum at 4 p m . m McDonnell
Douglas Engineering Auditorium.
The free event includes a
reception afterward. Call (949)
824-5406 for more information
Boys and girls 89" 6 through 15
are invited to compete on a tun,
recreational level at the Youth
Trade & Field Championship 2003
at Newport Harbor High School.
The multi-event competition will
include individual running,
throwing and 1umpmg events and
team relays. All participants will
See TOWN, Pase A8
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Rev. Cathleen Coots, Pastor
I GO I Marguerite Ave.
corner of Marguerite and
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(949) 644-0745
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1701 Baker, C.M.
Worship & Church School
8:30 and 10:00 a.m.
(714) 979-8234
Or Richard George Rev Stephanie Toon Senior Minister Youth Minister
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Worship 10:00 A.M.
HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(DlaclplH ot Chri.t)
2401 lrvln1 Av1.
N1wpol1 l11cfl, CA
(949) 8-45-5781
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CHD.l> CENTERED CHURCH
Sunday Service 1 Oam
Bonita 6eek Park Catta,
Un.Mnicy ud 1.aVicla St., NPB
Rev. Gail Miller Alben and
Rev. Sttpbcrt L Alben Minutcn
email: gailmillcro4e'adclplua.nn
"LENTEN LESSONS FROM ~
JOSEPH OF ARIMATHEA.. STAN~'S
ST. MARK J>itmYTERIAN
CHURCH
"Optn Arms and Optn Minds"
(Luke 23:50-56) h m rnm' liWi'c,.
S.1urd1y, March 19, lOOl, S1lO P.M. .(949) 640-7343
Pucnu and Ch.i.ldre.n
:Wonhlp God Together
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Sunday, March 30, lOOl, 8:30 & 10:1$ A.M. Worship 9!30
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+ •A Cod<enktcd parish communiiy, iruuuetcd lJt the Wonf of God
~nd renewed by the Sammtnu
2046 Mar V15a Drive
Newport Beach, Californja 92660
{949)644 .. 0200 Fax (949) 644-1349
Rev. Monsignor William P. Md.aughlin Pastor
UlURGlES: Saturday, 5 p.m. (Cantor),
Sunday, 7:00 (Qujef), 8:30 (Contemporary) 10:00 (Choir),
11:30 a.m. (Cantor) and S.00 p.m. (Contemporary)
Wcdnctd.y NiaJlc' lllbk Scvdy 7:00 P.M.
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303VbUdo
Newp:l't Beach
673-1340 or 673-6150
Ouudl 10 am & s pm.
SUnday Schoel 10 am
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SECOND CHURCH OP
CHRJST,SCIENTIST
3100 Pod%k: Vl9w Or
Newpart 8eocll
644-2617 or 675-4661
Church toam
SUndoy S<:hggl 10 am .........,.,.....,.,JC)pm
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Continued from A7
receive a loahlrt. Optional di nice a,. held at various echooVplrtt
tltn and e1'9 Included In the $10
pr.nglttratlon fee. Call (949)
044-3161 for more Information.
APRIL 12
TM popular dtllchn'a Th
Pelntlng retumt to Fnhlon ftlend
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 12
and 13. The te,,.. COfta tiles ant
$100 eactt. ~Id re1eNatlon1
ere required. A portion of the
proceed• benefit mlldren'•
programs at the Orange County
Mu11um of Art. Reaervetlons can
be made In per90n or by calllng
(949) 721-2000.
APRJL 13
0 22 a oz e W UC
Daly Pilot ..
(948) 78().6642 for more
Inform.iron.
APM.rl A9 pert of an~ prog,.m,
Sudle ~of American
Ball.t Theatr9 will perfonn the
pa• de dtuX from "Le Cor1a1,.•
at the Barclay Theatre In Irvine.
Tldceta are avall•bl• only at th•
Barctay Theatre Box Office for
$18. Catr (949) 8~ for
reteNatlon1.
Red cel9, trucb and motorcvclM
of all years, mak~ and model•
are Invited to participate In the
fourth annual Strawberry Sunday
Fun Fest and C1aaalc C.r Show .
-· ... . .
• . '
Tho 1how, while 1potllghtlng red •• •
cars, I• open to all make•, color•
end modelL EntryfMS are $16
for pre-registration or $20 the day '
of the event. Red care can be
A fNt Atkins aemlnar Qlled
"Keya to Weight Management"
will be held at 3 p.m . at Mother's
Martcet, 226 East 17th St., Costa
Meaa. For reaervatlont, call (800)
695-MOMS.
entered fOf free. Ttle ahow runa
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. In the
Automotive Road of Dream• area
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APRIL 14
Hoag Hoipltal wUI host "Look
Good ... Feel Better• classes,
teaming cancer patients makeup,
wig and turban tips to help hide
the ravages of radiation and
memo1herapy treatment. The
classes, given from 10 a.m. to
noon, are sponsored by the
American Cancer Society.
Registration Is required for the
free classes. Call (949) 261·9446
for Information.
APRIL 15
A free Mmlnar called "For the
Worry Wart Vrtamin Taker" will be
held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
M other's Market, 226 East 17th
St., Costa Mesa. For reservations,
call (800) 595-MOMS.
APRIL 19 •
"Divorce: A New Beginning" ls
a workshop for men and women
who are divorced or getting
divorced. The wortcshop takes
place from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
at 180 Newport Center Drive. The
cost is $40. For more information,
' call (949) 644-6435.
APRIL20
SaHing Marina del Rey and
Newport harbors, Hornblower
Cruises and Events is featuring a
Champagne Brunet\ Cruise on
Easter Sunday. The two-hour
cruise features a lavish brunch
and dessert buffet prepared fresh
on board by our talented chefs.
The cruise boards at 11 :30 a.m.
and sails from noon to 2 p.m. The
cost is $41.95 per person. For
more information or reservations.
call (800) ON-THE-BAY
APRIL23
A five-day, 300-mile cruise
exploring the northern Channel
Islands will be offered by Orange
Coast College's School of Sailing
and Seamanship. The trip,
oosigned for sailors with at last
intermediate sailing skills, costs
$625. The Glin de Mar will depart
at 5 p.m . April 23 and return at 5
p.m. April 27. Call (949) 645-9412
for more information.
APRIL2A
"Understanding Your Pathology
Report; a free session at Hoag
Hospital, will provide insight into
the meaning of a pathology
report and how it's used in
staging and planning treatment
for lung cancer. The session will
be given from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Call
of the swap meet. Call (714)
966-8422 for more Information.
APRIL29
Julia SWMnev of "Saturday
Night Uve• fame will apeak 81 the
16th annual Circle 1,000
Founders' Brunch from 9 to 11
a.m. et the Four Seasons Hotel in
Newport Beam. Sweeney will
share her touming, humorous
and heartbreaking account of the
losa of her brother and her
Incredible survival of cervical
cancer. Cost is $150 per person,
and prooeeds benefit the Hoag
Cancer Center. Call (949) 574-7204
for more Information.
APRIL30
A free Mminar and book signing
for ·A Portrait For Healing• by
Richard Manley will be held from
6:30 to 8 p.m. at Mother's Martcet.
225 East 17th St., Costa Mesa. For
reservations, call (800)
595-MOMS.
MAY4
ThrM young tcholanhlp winners •
will be part of the California
Women's Chorus' 34th annual
Scholarship Benefit Concert. The
music students will join female
vocalists from throughout
California when the 200-voice
chorus presents ·surf'n Sing• at
2 p.m. in the Sutton Place Hotel,
4500 MacArthur Blvd. in Newport
Beach. Tic;t(ets are $15 in advance
and $18 at the door. Call (949)
262-0579 or (714) 8404568 for
t1c;i(ets or information
ONGOING
Volunteer driven are neect.d to
help deliver nutritiously prepared
meals to homebound, frail or
elderly clients incapable of
shopping or cooking tor
themselves through #Mobile
Meals; sponsored by
FISH-Harbor Area Inc. and Hoag
Hospital. Call (949) 645-8050 for
more information.
If your on:hld is too big for its pot.
Green Systems International will
show you how to re-pot your
plant during their free
orm1d·potting seminar every
Saturday at 2 p.m . A plant sale is
held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
20362 Birch St facility. Call (949)
756-1211 for information.
Discover the HCr9tl of Carbon
Canyon Regional Park as you
walk through groves of beautiful
Coastal Redwood trees every
Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Parking is
$4. Call (714) 996-5252 for more
information.
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COMMUNITY & CLUBS
·. Doing their work quietly • T be Costa Mesa-Orange
Coast BreaJdast Uons Oub
doesn't usually mak'e the
headlines as It quietly goes about
its wotk ln the comn:umlty.
ln Its latest dub newsletter, the
, "Weakly Bull·A·ton." they noted
they received thank you letters
from Shalimar Then Center for
fund.Ing a needy student to a
winter camp and from the
Orange CoWlty Science and
Enguteerlng Fair for helping lQ
fund the Orange County Sdence
and Engl.peering PaJr, belng held
April 28 through May 4 at the
Orange O>Wlty Fairgrounds.
The newsletter goes on to state
that Lion Marvin Kravttz and his
wife, )ldde, along with membef'
. George Wines, attended the
annual Newport Mesa Schools
Foundation dlnner and presented
a grant on behalf of the club to a
' teacher. The Lions ....-ere the only
o;eMce dub to~ a grant to a
teacher at the dinner.
At a board of directors'
meeting, a donation 10 the Uons
lntemational Foundation Ill the
honor of District Gov. Qud
~was approved, as was
contnbuoon 10 Canine
Companions for Independenc~.
another in suppon of a new
Exploring Po!>!, Venture Post I 06.
and still another donaoon for the
Order of the Arrow, Boy Scouts.
While a blllall club. the Col>la
Mesa-Orange Coast Uons tS doing
M>me great wortc Ill the
community under the leadership
of President lrwln Kinney.
Congrarulations.
HONORING TOP STUDENTS
fhe Commodore-, Oub of the
Newpon Beach Chamber of
·GETTING
INVOLVED
• GF:lTING INVOLVED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information on
adding your organ1za11on to this
llst, call (949) 574-4298
OPERA PACIAC
The Opera Pactfic Guild Alliance,
d suppor1 group for Opera Pacific,
has activ1t1es for volunteers (714)
546-6000
OPERATION CLEAN SLATE
Operation Clean Slate, a Costa
Mesa-based orgamza\lon for
graffiti prevention, needs
volunteers to paint out graffiti
and other duties. Michael
Howard, (714) 435--0745.
OCC ANGEL TREE PROJECT
Orange Coast College students
are holding their 18th annual
Angel Tree ProJec1, a Christmas
g1h collec11on for needy Orange
County youngsters and senior
cmzens. The proje<:t also benefits
children enrolled in OCC's
Children's Center. Unwrapped
gihs may be dropped off at the
Associated Students and College
life Office from 8 a m 10 9 p.m.
Mondays through Thursdays and
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m Fndays in
the college's student center.
ORANGE COUNTY CHILO
ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER
The center needs volunteers to
work w ith high-risk families and
children, providing weekly
emotional support to families.
Infants and first-time mothers in
their homes. The center is asking
for a three-hour weekly
commitment (714) 5434333.
ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Volunteers ant needed for 8 Vlnety
of functions. (714) ~199.
ORANGE COUNTY
HOMELESS TASK FORCE
The talk fon:e la recruiting
' voluntMR for the Interfaith
Council Netwoft to WOtit one on
one wl1h hom•I .. adulta In a
program on balk: 1119 lldJla. (949)
· 263-1n4.
ORANGE COUNTY
P'ERfORMINO ART8 CENTER
Ooc:enta 11'9 needed to lead tours
Cornmeice
will honor the
top 15
academic
students from
CoronadeJ
Mar and
Newport
Harborffigh
School at a
JIM · 7:30 a.m.
breakfast on DE BOOM April io. 200.1.
at the
Radisson Hotel Cha.lretl by
Commodore Nonn Witt from the
Irvine Company, the annual
b~t gives the community a
chance to reinforce the
importance of academic
excellence.
The p dpals from the two
schools resent each srudem,
citing their a emic, school and
community achl ments. while
local elected offi · present
addioonal awards 1 the
honorees.
I've got to ~y. it's imp~ive
rnommg. one that our daughters.
when in 1unior h1gti '>Choo!,
a11ended ru. a Wcty of providing
motivaoon for thett academit
achievement m their high S<:hool
vears.
lidtets at $25 per person can
be reserved by calling the
chamber office at (949) 729-4400.
l:ach school will receive a
contribuuon from the breakfa.'>t
proceeds for thett academic
pmgram!).
ATHLETES OF THE MONTH
At a relent tuntheon of thl'.
Kiwanio; Club of Co.,ta Me'>a.
Pre!>ident Gregory Dennis
honored .athle1e., of the month
of the Center, 600 Town Center
Onve, Costa Mesa Learn about
the history and the development
of the Center and the workings of
the badt stage areas For m ore
information, call (7141 556-ARTS.
eXl 833
1laha Gray and Xochitl Byfield,
&tancia.Hlgh School girls'
basketball co·captaJns, who
were presented by coach Tami
Rappa. whlle boys' coach Ouis
Sorce introduced team member
Cerio• Pinto. Costa Mesa High
School's girl athlete of the
month, water polo player Katie
Thonn"9, was unable to
attend, bur wrestling coach
Brett ShalnfeJd presented Matt
Grublalch. After being
Introduced, the students
received a certificate
recognizing the hot\or.
SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS
TI.JESD\Y
7:30 am.: The 40-member
Newport Beach SUruise Rotary
Oub will meet at the Five~
to hear memory expen and
comedian Jeff Korn dlscus.\
"Good with Namei.."
6:30 p.m.: The Costa
Me.a-Newport Harbor Uons Oub
will meet at the Co ld. Mesa
Country Oub to diM:uss the
scaled down foh l·ry event
!.Cheduled for May 31 and June I
at the Neighborhood Community
Center
WEDNES™Y
7: 15 a.m The 20·member
South Coast Metro Rotary Oub
will meet at the Center Oub
Cwww.soutlUXKlStmetro rotnry.orgt
the Newport Harbor Kiwanl!> Oub
will mee1 at the University
1\thleuc Club.
Noon. Ille 40· member
Lxchange Club of the Ortlilgl'
CoaM \\-111 meet a1 the Centt.·r lor
th!! Prel.enuon of Child Abu-.e m
Santa An.a; the JO-member
Soropturu.,,1 International
Newport 1 larbor meet.!> a1 the
ORTON DYSLEXIA SOCIETY
ORANGE COUNTY BRANCH
Volunteers are needed to teach
reading skills, work on mailings
and coordinate the adult group
(7 14) 999--0118 between 9 a.m
and 3p.m
Grand Opening
for Dinner at
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Santa Ana Country Oub
6 p.m.: The 60-member Rowy
Oub of Newport-Balboa will meet
at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Oub to hear Pad s.Jala discuss
plans (or 28th annual lrrelevant
Week. scheduled for June 23
through27.
nruRSD\Y
7 a.m.: TI1e 20·plus member
Costa Mf'Sa-Orange Costa
Breakfast Uons Oub will meet at
Mimi's GU~
Noon; The 50-me{Ylber Costa
Mesa Klwanis Oub will meet at
the Holiday Inn; the SO-member
Newport Beach-Corona del Mar
Kiwanis Oub will meet at the
Bahia Corinthlan Yacht Oub for a
program by the Amencan Red
Cross on earthquake and disaster
preparedness
(www.Jdwanis.orWclubl
costamesa); the 80-member
Exchange Qub of Newport
I larbor will meet at the
Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum for a business
meeting; and the IOO·member
Newpon-lrvine Rotary Oub will
meet at the Atrium Hotel for a
program on court appointed
c;pecial advocates
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• COMMUNITY a CLUBS is
publtshed Saturdays in the Daily
Pilot Send your service club's
meeting informatton by fax to
19491 660-8667; e-ma1l 10
1deboom a sol.com or by mail to
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Newport Beach, CA 92660-1740
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Callaway finds success .her own.waY '"j
• · : The Tony Award nominee, who has written
,; · many of Barbra Streisand's songs, will
perform with the Pacific Symphony . . ..
"I remember how thrWJn8, a plat
In si¥th grade, .. Callaway said
•"'Jbat wa4 the first time l
remember being truly tfuilled."
She won the Theatre World
Award for Outstanding Broadway
Debut for her worlt ln "Swing!" She
Ms also composed many songs for
Barbra Streisand, including •1've
Dreamed of You." a song SCreisand
sang to James Brolln at their
wedding.
to do anything to expreu myself."
Her staning roles In several
musicals ln high school was also
la11ded:Jt wasn'r until she was ln
college at the University of Dllnols
where she met discouragement and
aitidsm that could have defeated
her. Instead, she moved to New York
to aeate her own education. 1luee
days after she moved. she started
performing.
' By Suzie H1rrlson
Daily Pilot
The ability to sing songs came
at the early age-of 3, and by
10 she knew it was her true
ambition. Her path started early,
and Ann Hampton Callaway has
been persistently working on it ever
since.
A widety acclalmed jazz/pop
singer and songwriter, Callaway,
who woo a Tony Award nomination
for Best Featured Actress in a
musical for her work on Broadway
in "SWingl" will be showcasing her
talents on April 4 and 5 with the
Pacific Symphony Orchestra at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center.
Her resum~ is highlighted with
many accomplisbmenrs, and she is
pleased with the path she has
taken. '
One of~s favorite early
performances was when she was a
Brownie in elementary school and
was part of a play.
As she got older, she really
started to blossom.
"In seventh grade at Riverdale in
the Bronx. I started to hone the
idea of theater, jazz, opera and
writing lots of songs," Callaway
said. "I had an eclectic upbringing
"Its nlce to be recognized by your
peers and be validated," Callaway
said "l've been fortunate. The
bottom line is that you're happy
with your own work."
She said the awards can only take
SH CN.J.AWAY, P111 A14
PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW /DAil Y PILOT
The band Standard Tint-from left, Rachael Kone, 17, Jason Kraft, 18, Angelo Pugliese, 22, and Tyler Hoff, 18-rehearses for an upcoming show.
Musical messag·e
Local band Standard Tint wants to bring
fans and charities together through its
music and shows.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
L ive Aid. Farm Aid We are the
World.
Add Standard Ttnt's name
to the list of musical
endeavors with aJtruisuc goals.
The band, comprised of three Costa
Mesa residents and one Newport
Beach resident. sports the timely
message of world peace and a desire
to change society for the better.
FYI
Standard Tint will play at 7:30
tonight at Alta Caf6, 606 3111 St.
For more information, call (949)
675-0233.
a Standard Tint on the definJLlon of a
band"
Hoff, who plays the guitar and
slngl>. and fellow guitar player Angelo
Pugliese. 22. of Costa Mesa. have been
jamming together since 1994. For
Pugliese, music is a way to achieve
world peace.
Standard Tint. whkh plays a blend
of folksy and rock music, wants to
transfonn the paradigm of tradidonal
~ by fonning an interactive
relationship with Its fans and acting as
a conduit between fans and
organhations and cau.ses they want to
help.
"l feel that all people. sooner or
later, will remind themselves and one
another that world peace Is very
realistic because It's ln our hanm, •
Pugliese said. "Being a part of
Standard Tint Is my way of reminding
our brothers and sisters.·
Jason Kraft Jams orr harmonica during rehearsal with band Standard Tint.
Watch out. U2.
"We want to take it to the next
!em." said "fyter Hotr. 18, a student at
Orange Coast College. "In addition to
doing what a band ls expected to do.
like sellmg lrnerchandbel, we will put
Hoff and Pugllese started writing
so~ last year and invited Jason Kraft,
18, of Newport Beach. who plays the
conga dnun and the harmonica. a,nd
Rachael Kone. 17, of Costa Mesa. who
plays the fiddle, to join them. AD four
sing.
Their first performance at Gypsy
Den In O:>sta Mesa last March drew
the largest crowd the venue had ever
had, Pugliese said.
•Even the !people woddng there)
said it's the most people they had ever
seen, so I~ that5 when we knew
we had something on our han<b,"
Pugllae sald.
The band is planning to stage two
big concerts a )ar ancf w01 pus out
surveys~ fans about their
penonal. soda1 and environmental
need& After the concert. bend
See MESSAGE, Pac• Al4
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SYMPtiONY '
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THEATER I t i
" .. ., ,, 'Relatively
Speaking' an::;.:
... oldie but a
goodie
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~ ~ ,. SCR revives early
Ayckbourn comedy in its
1960s splendor. ~-···' ......
W hen Sir Walter Scon wrote "Oh. •• ::
what a tangled web we weave • :
when first we practice to • ·' ~
deceive,· it was almost as lf he were :r., I\
anticipating Alan Ayckbourn. • ,I ~
The English playwright. officially ·s1r -~
Alan" since 1999, has carved a career our -·.
of writing comedic :
contrivances In FYI :
which the WHAT: 'Relatively : characters are not • always what they Speaking' • WHERE: South Iii
seem -hardly Coast Repertory,
ever, really. One of Julianne Argyro1
his earliest Theater, 655 Town
ventures into this Center Drive, Costa •
genre was Meta t
·Relatively WHEN: Tundays &1
Speaking,• circa through Sundays at t
1967, which 7:46 p.m .• with •
became his weekend matinees at t
breakthrough 2 p.m., until April 61 •
piece in a career COST: $27 to $64 :
that now spans 62 CALL: (71 4) 708-6555 •
plays and :
counting. :
South Cout Repertory not only has :
revived "Relatively Speaking" at Its new "
Julienne Argyros Theater, but also has :
retained its very distinct 1960s Oavor, from t •
the pop pre-show music to the •
micro-miniskirt worn to great effect by i
Jennifer Dundas, the lngmue of this ~
four-character side-splitter, to the lively ~
curtain call that hub back to the earl!
days of SCR itself. -
Ayckbourn begins his play simply •' •
enough-a young woman. Ginny •·:
(Dundas), plans to spend a Sunday ln ~~ ,
country with her parent.a, a vtsJt to whk:bO:•:
her relatively new boyfriend Greg ; .. • ·
(Douglas Weston) is coniJally not lnvl~. I
Bouquets of Dowers and a dmwrfuJ of
Valentine candy lead Greg to assume,
quite accuratdy. that there ls, or baa ~ :
another fellow In l\.ls loved one's life. •!!:
It's only when the scene ah.lfta to the ,. •
country estate of Pbllip and Sheila •!
(Richard Doyle and Unda Gehringer) mas:·
the truth of the matter begins to twfaoe .. :
-and then only gradually. And when !•+
Greg follows -or rather precedes-::~
Ginny to the addJ:aa he ftnda In her • ....
apartment. his arrival lgnltea a splrf ted ::
game of "wh.0'1 doing what to whom a.net!"
wbyfJt ·:
It would be a diaervioe to future • •
playgoera to reveal too much about : ;
Ayc:tboum's flend.lahly dewr plot. Suffle» : :
It to MY that creadve deception and -:
reconftguradon of cbanM:ten at~·
speed keep thla merry mMqUende
... TH!A1IR. PlpA14
SOCIETY Saturday, March 29, 2003 All
THE CROWD
Assisting Olive Crest in style
t was a 5tellar evening with
close to 900 guests Jttending
the recent OOve Crest Blaclc
d..Whlte Ball The sold-out
g attracted both locaJ and
ational celebrities as well as
t-of-the-earth Orange Coast
standouts
-----..... who came for
dlnnerand
dancing and
lo make a
difference for
abused
children who
are assisted
by Olive 'Crest
Homes and
services.
The
nonprofit
rganization celebrated three
ecades as a local leader in lhe
revention of child abuse.
·QUve Crest has provided care
or more than 20.000 children
d lheir families over the last
years." said Lana Oland.ler, a
pokeswoman for lhe evening.
Oiandler joined Dave Peters,
utive producer of lhe
ning a t lhe Hyatt Regency,
rvine, welcoming lhe arriving
rush of notables.
Olive Crest's Black and White Ball 2003, held in association with Mighty Ducks Care, attracted Perry
King, Antwone Fisher, Mary Price and Kerry Kilbride. The black tie dinner raised six figure s to help
abused children in Orange County.
Hollywood actor Perry King
ved in his black-on-black
edo and joined KCAL-1V
ews anchor Kerry Kllbrlde,
dio host Mary Price and
"ter Antwone Fisher fo r the
elebration. Orange County
eriff Mike Corona was there
"lh his wife, Debbie, and in
om~ Angeles was Michael
man, president of CBS
elevision Studio!> in Studio City.
Fisher, Corona and KJausman
re lhe ev.-ning's honoree~.
being lauded for lheir generous
support of Olive Crest. Wilh the
<;how biz connection, organi.7,ers ·
billed the evening "Star In A
Oiild'!> Life, A HoUywood
Spectacular ...
Local VlP!. auending lhe party
included lhe generoll!> Duane
and Kelly Roberts, coastal
residents who commute to
Riverside, where lhey own,
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Markets, Southern California
Region. Marte and Barbara
Johnson, Tom Burnham, Joe
and Nancy Higgins, and Victor
and StephanJe Avila were also
in the crowd to support Olive
Crest.
The evenmg. which is also a
ma1or funcuon for our local
hockey players, lhe Mighty
Ducks, was co-chaired by Carol
Seelig F.astman, John DrlscoU
and Tom Stiilllnp. Olher
committee members working
wilh Olive Crest organizers and
lhe Mighty Ducks Care
organization were Steve
Bernardy, On1ck Dreyer. Don
Rawson, Jay VeOa, and
Raymond WhJpp m.
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SPECIAL
ORANGE COUNTY POEt 1tY FUTIVAL
Poets John Gardiner and Katya
Glritslty will be featured at the
Gypsy Oen for the Orange County
Poetry Femval. There wit be
performenoe poetry end a musical
performenoe bv Courtney
Montgon'iety. The GYP9Y Oen .. at
2930 Briltol St, Com Mele. The
he ewnt la at 8 p.m. Tueedey. For
lnfonnatiOn, call (7j4) 664-6628"'
(7\4) 1549-7012. .
COSTA' MESA tlGH
SCHOOL JAZZ CA8MET
The Cost.a Mesa High School jazz
banct. end two choin will
perfonn Jn the Jazz Cabaret at 7
p.m. Wednetday et the Cost.a ·
Mesa Community Canter, 670 W.
18th St. The high sdloot's
Madrigals and all-female Vocal
Ensemble choir performed at
Oisneytand as part of its
Community Arts Showcase.
Information: (714) 751-7188.
WAHf'
The Newport Beach Film Festival
will show the Southern California
premiere of Michael Wohl's
daring feature film debut, "Want;
at 4 p.m. April 9 at Lido Theater.
The film takes an unflinching and
provocatlve look at the dark
underside of dot-com mania. Set
in Silicon Valley during the
dizzying last days of 1999, ·want"
follows a hapless software
engineer hiding from reality
through an increasingly
dangerous sexual obsession.
2003 PROM FASHION SHOW
Macy's South Coast Plaza and
Seventeen magazine will host a
2003 Prom Fashion Show at 2
p.m. April 5. See the latest looks
from Jessica McCtintodc. Zurn
Zum, Blondie Nights, Rampage,
Morgan and Co., Jump and LA
Glow modeled by gir1s from the
National Charity League Laguna
Chapter. The fun takes place in
the THISIT shop for Juniors. For
reservations, call (714) 556-0611,
ext. 4231. The show is at M acy's
South Coast Plaza's Women's
Store, at 3333 Bristol St.
RLMMAKING SEMINARS
A£ part of the Newport Beach Film
Festival, the Newport Beach
Central Library will host "The
Collaborative Art of Filmmaking;"
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday,
April 5, and Sllnday, Apnl 6. The
free two-day seminar series wm
feature some of today's
best~ saeenwriters.
production and costume
designers, cinematographers and
directors. The Central Library is at
1000 Avocado Avenue. No
re98Mltions are required, but
seating is limited and will be on a
first-come, first-served basis. A
complete list of speakers is at
www.newportbeadlfilmfsst..com.
For more information, call (949)
253-2880.
MUSIC
DAYE BRUBECK
Dave Brubeck, a legendary jazz
great, will perform at 7~30 p.m.
-. ..
Wedneedav through Apttl e ~
Founder .. Hell. The plenlat end
oompe>eer IOld out IWl'tnnn.n~
lat yeer. llc*eta ,,. $100.
County Petformlng Ms Center,
800 Town Cant9r Dftve, Coet.e
M .... For mon. lnformltion, call
==~ under the direction of Cert St.
web>rnee pianist Stephen
l<oveceMc:h. He wltl be join the
orchestra for Beethoven's Plano
Concerto No. 5 fn E·ftat major, the
"Emperor." The Ofdleltra witl
play Mahlen SymphonV No. 4 In
G major. The conoerta w4ll be ln
Segerttrom Hafl on Tueldey end
~ at8p.m. Tidceteere
, $19 to $69. Orange County· ·
Performing Arts Center, eoo 1l
Center Oftve, cOatJ Mesa. For.
more Information, call l714)
740-7878.
ACADEJIY Of ANCIENT MU
Orange County Performing Arts
Center In Foundera Hall will
present the wor1d'a foremost I
earty mualc ensemtM, whidl wil
offer a new critical edition of
Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons." Th
concert Is at 4 p.m. April 13.
Tldceu are $60. The Center is a1
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Meaa. For more Information, call
(714) 74(}.7878.
ANN HAMPTON CAUAWAY
Ann Hampton Cellaway,
nominated for a Tony Award for
her starring role In the Broadway
musical "Swing~ will bring her
many ,talents to Segerstrom l;taU
8 p.m. Friday and Saturday as pa,..
of the Pacific Symphony Pops I
series at the Orange County ~ Performing Arts Center in Costa
Mesa. The concert also ~res
gues1 Pops conductor Cer1 T1pi
playing jazzy, up-tempo melodies
on his trademartt red clarinet. I
Tdets are available for $80, $63,
$50, $36, and $26. For more · ,
infomlatlon, call the Pacific :
Symphony On::hestra Tidcet Offieeo
at (714) 75&5799 or visit the 'Neb
site at www.,,.Oficsymphon~.
GL.Et.N MILLER TRIBUTE ., "
Orange Coast College will ~~
Glenn Miller Tribute at 4 p.m .. 1 ..i
April 13, featuring the Tex Be,.
Orchestra, vocalists Herb JI l
Jefferies and Polly Podewell and
the Pied Pipera, In the Robert .L
Moore Theatre. Tidcet.s cost ffJWD
$35 to $41. OCC la at 2701 , ,.lt1
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. ~t
information, call (714) 432~
•A SOUTH COAST PLAZA'S 1oH
APRIL MUSIC _,, a
South Coast Plaza offera live ,.JW
music every Saturday and
Sunday in April. Sherman fot*
will play 1azz on Saturday. ,;t1T
Suzanne Edward& Alford will*'
country music on April 6. Fie~
Harrington plays pop mualc O.Om
April 12. M1r1a Reid plays ~Ad
contemporary Christian pop ~~ll
April 13. Darryl Morris plays ~M
on April 19. Gabnel Mann pl~1
jazz on April 20. The Push plays
wor1d music on April 26. AnO~ff.
Kerry Gett plays pop on Apnr~
All performances are at 2 P·IT\.,rn
except the April 6 performanc,,,o
whidl is at 4 p.m. South Coasi:>;)
Plaza Is at 3333 Bear St., Costfsb
Mesa. Call (714) 432· 7854. , , Q
i<!M MUSIC AT TliE TEE ROOM ,1wt
The Martt Davidson Trio, with1filin
Eschete on guitar, performs 81.~J
See HOURS, P•&• ~
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choreographer Boris Eifman has assembled a company
•. of classicatty trained dancers who are also gifted actors.
• This time around, Eifman turns his imagination to the
..... turbulent life of Tchaikovsky, who created the scores for
.... :many of the greatest ballets, such as ·swan Lake" and
~ "The Nutcracker.• The Center is at 600 Town Center
.. Drive. For information, call (714) 55&-2122.
ff OURS
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p.m. Fridays at the Tee Room.
~ Irvine Ave .• Newport Beach.
$10 cover. (949) 756-0121. ' ,, ..
JlttzTRIO
Gtiffstream Restaurant in
Newport Beach presents a jan
~Sunday through Wednesday
-~ular entertainment at 850
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
Houni are 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m. Monday through
Wedneaday. (949) 718-0188.
W!EKLYJAM
The Studio Cafe presents
'Mehday Night Jams from 7 to 11
""fJ:M. every week. ·wanted•
mOSidans include guitar players.
bus players, singers. drummers.
keyboardists and others at 100
Ntitn St., Newport Beach. Free.
(Mel 675-neo. , .
flllV$IC AT THE GRILL
lhe Bluewater Griff often live
music Friday and Saturday nights.
Greg Morgan. Nldl Peper and Kelly
Gotdien (known as MPG) perform
dMsic l"Od(. R&B and swing at 8:30
p.m. Fridays. Marvin Gregory and
MPG will perform ciasak: roct,
~and R&B at 8:30 p.m. -..,rdaya. The restaurant is at 630 UltO Pat1c Drive. Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 675-3474.
Ute AT THE PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican offers the
-MWic of Common Ground from JMidnesdav through Sunday. The t>end perlorms from 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesday and Thureday. from
Jl:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday end
Setorday and from 2 to 6 p.m.
Sunday. The restaurant 11 et 2736
~· Coast Highway. Newport f3Nd"· Hee. (949) 642-3431.
IMtJStC AT Pt.AYERS
Syers reltaurent 11 now offerfng
music from 9 p.m. to
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Saturday. Players is at 512 W. 19th
St.. Costa Mesa. No cover charge.
(949) 64&-5615.
WEEKEND MUSIC
Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant
in Newport Beach presents Jesse
on the sax on Friday and
Saturday evenings and Sunday
for brunch. The program features
all your favorites on the
saxophone. Anthony's is at 151 E.
Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425.
POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO
Tate 5. a funk. rodt and Motown
act. performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays
at Carmelo's Ristorante. 3520 E.
Coast Highway, Corona def Mar.
Sok> guitarist Ken Sanders
performs classical flamenco
tunes at 7:30 p.m . Tuesdays and
Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922.
SATURDAY NIGHT R&B
Gerald Ishibashi a11d the Stone
Bridge Band play rodt and R&B at
9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place
Hotel's Trianon lounge. 4500
MacArthur Btvd .• Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 476-2001.
STAGE
IMPROV AT OCC
Orange Coast College is
presenting a unique and hilarioo1
improvisational production under
the direction of OC theater
professor Alex Golson. The 4(). to
60-minute production is modeled
after the popular Improvisational
TV show. ·whose Line is it
Anyway?• It will be performed et
11 a.m .• noon and 12:45 p.m.
Tuelday 81 the Robert Moore
Theatre. Other performance9 .,..
ldleduled for 6 p.m. Apn1 14.
noon April 16, 6 p.m. May 12 end
1 p.m. May 13 in the Orama Lab.
Admission is free. Orange Cont
College Is at 2701 Fairview Roed
In Costa Mesa. For information,
call (714) 432-5640. ext. 5.
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ily fun will benefit the Corazon
de Vida Fowldation, an organi-
zation dedicated to raising
money for orphanages in Baja.
Admission to the Spring
Aing IS SlO and will include
games and ndes for children of
all ages. The event will be s1111-
ilar to the center's popular
Halloween Carnival last faU,
which it also hosted for
1 Newport Coast Cares. That
event drew a crowd of 750 and
netted $25,000 for the cause.
Planned activities include
pony rides and a petting zoo.
the world's largest bounce
how.e, a giant shde, rock climb-
ing wall. laser tag game. sumo
wresting game, and much
more Refreshments w1U be
available for purchase
Newport Coast Cares was
founded three years ago by a
small and dedicated group of
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group works brelessly to raLSe
support for duldren's causes and
educate children and fam1he.,
about volunteer opporturubes
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who prefer quality products
offered along with friendly,
penonaJlud customer ttt'Vioe.
~ carries superior brands
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treats, custom and standard c:of.
lars and bedding, pooming
products, travel accessoriet,
training aids, appattl for dop
and their owners, as well u
gifts for dog lovers.
Fion is also new to the center,
specializing m one-of-a-kJ.nd
arrangements and offering the
highest quality. fresh florals
that are m open displays for
customers to hand select their
own flowers. fiort can custom-
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offers delivery of gifts that can
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"mommy and me" bracelets
that make ideal gifts for a new
mother and her baby.
Marie's Bovtiqw offer1 the
latest European fa shions for
women, from spomwear and
suits to cocktail attire The bou-
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Contilued from Al 0
her 10 far. They offer
~t; but ahe doesn't
tab them too aerioualy or alloW
herself to sit on her laurel& •
"I temembei the day of tbf,
'Ib!lf, nomibatlon,· my agent
caDtid arid I thought' be was
1y1ng.· Callaway~ "I told
h1m to atop, tt'a not funny. 1b
think ot • lbe people who
dlscourapd me-I tbanlc God
that I did what my heart said
and neYer listened. ..
Another hJgh.ligbt for Callaway was performing with
her sister for Russian President
MlJcha.il God>8chevls YO\ltb ·
Peace Summit In Moecow.'She
was ~.by the tears in
God>a.chev\ eyes when they
pedc>nned.
She bas written more than
200 IOD81t bu~ eolo
8lblllna and bas pedbrmed as a
guest artist on 48 other alb\.uns.
She is alao working on many
future projecca.
"During a time of war, I feel
so pdvllesed to share beautiful
mWiic, when aouls are starving
for beauty," Callaway sa14. "it's
important to pJ'OYlde oneself
with love. beauty and
inspiration. to share with an
audleo,ce songs and love to.
restore what is beautiful fn life."
Callaway said she looks
forward tQ perlonni.lig with the
Pacific Symphony On:hestra
again She did a Fourth of July
concert with the symphony two
years ago. and said it was one of
the bl:ghligbts pf her career.
For more tnfonnadon~ call
the-Pacifit Symphony Orcb_estla
at aI4) 755-5799. Shows are at
8 p.m. Tickets cost from $26 to
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members will go high-tech and
enter the results into a database,
print out a spreadsheet and do
what they can to fulftll those
needs.
For example, if some fans want
to help a .nonprofit organJz.ation
that helps vk:tims of domestic
abuse, Standanl 11nt will invite
the nonprofit organization to lts
next concert to set up a tabJe. And
individual band members will ·
donate a portion or their proceeds
to various causes, Hoff said
"When we sell CDs. obviously
each one lof us) gets a portion of
the money that's made," Hoff
said "l would put 30% of my
income toward the Moses fund
1bat's one example. "'The Moses
FWld is an organi7...ation created
THEATER
Continued from AlO
humming, and director David
Eirunes showcases each
performer to his or her best
advantage as the plot -and the
relationships, both real and
imaginary -thicken.
Dundas, the only SCR
newcomer among this veteran
cast, fits gloriously into the mix.
As the instigator of the assorted
charades, it's her job to keep the
others, especially Weston, from
pulling two and two (or, more ·
accurately, one and one)
together until she can extricate
herself from a sticky situation.
This she does with comic
brilliance.
Weston, the Oy in the
ointment as an uninvited guest,
is the only one of the four not
striving to prevent a skeleton
emerging from a closet. He is
particularly effective as he
attempts to stitch pieces of the
plot together -naturally gettipg
them woefully wrong .
Doyle is particuJarly a kick to
watch, both trying to cover up
his own duplicity and simmering
at the thought of his wife's
supposed daJliances both with a
much-younger and a
much-older man. He has reason
to rage, but an even more
c-0mpelling motive for keeping
his emotions in check, a
switch -hitting assignment he
HOURS
Continued from Al 3
'TAMING OF THE SHREW
Orange Coast Community
College's Theatre Department is
staging a one-act cutting of
William Shakespeare's comedy
"The Taming of the Shrew;" a·
in Afrlcan art.~ incense,
and tobacco pipes. The fund
raises money for.African cbildren.
Some of the band members
bad partidpeted in Jam oMdty
drumming circle. After heerlni
them play at Gypsy Deo. JC1ro • •
invited Standard Tint to ~
accompany him on a trip be
putting together to Africa to
perfonn for children for
The band will ttaveJ to Africa this year. .
"They wanted to do sometltilil!
positive for the children in
Africa." Kiro said ·Tuey talk
about this all the time. so we ..
decided to go." -
Standard 11.nt is also wortJni
with a Costa Mesa group called
Anybody Om Make Change.
which is currently raising money
for schools.
handles with admirable aplomb.
Gehringer, his proper, passive
wife who proves to be the wild •
card in the declt before the finaJ
curtain, beautifully rolls with
each new increment of comic
punches. She's at once a
contented, countrified matron
and a bit of a scamp, the latter
quality surfacing quite
unexpectedly.
The circuitous scenario is
played out for'the most pan
against a lush outdoor backdrop
at the country estate. a marked
contrast to Dundas' somewhat.
lower-scale Oat employed in the
first scene. Nephelie Andonyadis
hac; designed both with an
appreciable attention to detail.
and also has created the retro
1960s costumes. including
Dundas' striking miniskirt.
Playwright Ayckbourn often is
called "the English Neil Simon,"
but there's a profound difference
in the styles employed by these
two literary giants. Whereas
Simon stresses character and
frequency of punch lines,
Ayckbourn focuses more on plot
and how his characters react to
h1s cleverly contrived situations.
When his plays are on target,
as they usually are, the result is
sheer hilarity. And SCR's
production of "Relatively
Speaking" certainly qualifies on
that score.
• TOM TITUS' reviews run
Thursdays and Saturdays.
40-minute production of full
measure sJapstidt comedy.
Perfonnances are at 1 :30 p.m.
Tuesday and at 5 p.m. April 12 and
13 on the lawn of the Arts Center
and at 1 p.m. April 22 and 24 in the
college's Drama Lab Theatre. For
infonnation. call (714) 721-0608.
The college is at 2702 Fairview
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QUOTI OF THE DAY
''When we play against a team
... ; even a /itJle bit better than ~ it's
•"' -like a deer in the headliuhJs." .,._ O'
... -• One Somll, Co.sta Mesa boys
vole)t>all coach
COMMUNITY
COLLEGES
Quite
adr;i,y
e date, March 16,
eant more than a state
hampionship for OCC
oach Mike Thornton.
hen it rains.it pours.
literally and figuratively.
For the family of Orange
• Coast College women's
• ba.skdball coach Mike Thornton -and
: the man himself -March 16 marked
not only one reason to celebrate, but
~ three.
. .
.. . . .. ..
First off, Thornton's Pirates won their
first state championship with a win
over Contra Costa. one day after a
weekend storm had pummeled into
Southern California (note the pun in
the lead).
I know, trying to be cute.
But it didn't stop there.
Thornton's oldest son, Brian, a senior
setter on San Oemente Higb's boys
volleyball team was named MVP of the
64-tearn San Diego
------Tournament of
BRYCE
ALDERTON
tide.
Champions. while
brother Keith, a
aopbomore setter on
the junior vanity
squad, alao took
MVP honors at a
tournament that
weekend.
Thornton's
daughter, JCelsey,
celebrated her 9th
birthday the day
Coast won the state
"It doesn't get much better than
that.• Thornton Aid.
Brian traveled with JCeith and JCelsey
to San Diego to wibless history for
Coast. and then they all reveled In the
day.
'We went to Round lllble (Piua) In
Costa Mesa afterwards.· Thornton said
lben. walking up tht driveway of our
home, Brian aald, 'This ls the greatest
weekend In Thornton history:•
Hard to argue with that one.
•••
Congratulations to JanJce Maran and
the women's tennis team, which
wrappeduptheOrangeEmplre
Conference title with a 6-3 victory over
SaddJeback -last year's c.onference
champs -Thursday. OCC lut won the
OEC In 2001.
Aabley Nelson is the only sophomore
on OCC (11-1, 9-0 ln the OEC), which
lndude1 freshmen Leah Becker, Leanna
Bunnood, Sabrina Thnamal, Rachel
Seuum. Kay Mortyama and Michelle
WensJd.
• Before the seuon. Maran wu
: conlkient her top three atngles [Nelson,
• 1lecker and 1anama1J would be attong.
she just wasn't u Rn about her
-doubles comblnadona.
~the tea0n. though. Mum's
abnfftldg of the doubles bu proven
beneftdal to Cout'I AlOCell.
Maybe change is a bidden common
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ERJCWOOOS
Saturday, t.Wch 29, 2003
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Estanc1a's Brad Larsen
(12) dnves the ball for a kin ~er Costa Mesa s
Gabriel Gonzales f2L ano
Ryan Bagwell (99) m
Friday's Golden West
League match
PtiOTOSBY
ST£vr lolci:llA"ll' '.)Al V ~. '
Energized Eagles
Estancia continu es atop Golden
West League with sweep of Mesa.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -A pregame lunch at the , 1de Street
Ca!~ in Costa Mesa has become tradtdon for the Es·
tanda Hlgb boys volleyball team under third-year
coach nacey Heims before its crosstown nvalry match
with Costa Mesa.
Again Friday the meal provided the fuel for the
Eagles (10-2, 4-0 In the Golden West League) and the
playen in tum exhibited their volleyball prowess over
the Inexperienced Mustangs,
15-1, 15-5, 15-1. ln a league
SCOfE80MD match at Mesa.
Heims, whose family owns the
caf6 the Eagles dined at Friday,
collected her second win against
the Mustangs the previous two
seasons at the helm, the la.st
coming In 200 l.
"Anytime we beat Mesa it's a
Estancia 3 good win,· Heims said. •We've
M... o grown a lot since last year when
we had all sophomores and jun-
iors with no seniors."
Mesa meanwhile was on Its way to the first round of
the OF Southern Section Division IV Playoffs a year
qo with a senior-laden team that lnduded Ell Solis.
CadOI Jaime. Jordan Feldman and Jeff Collett.
Reverie the roles th1s aeason and you have Mesa's
makeup.
Six of 13 Mustangs are either sophomores or fresh -
men who haw never played varsity volleyball before.
Costa Mesa's Ryan BagweU dNes for an Estancia kiD
in Friday's home game. Estancia swept in three.
"We have a real hard time competing.• l&ld Mea
Coach Dave Sorrells. "We pracdce a lot harder than we
~ When we play against a team even a little bit bet-
ter than us, it's like a deer in the headllghr~ We• a• pl ii\
Ing afraid right now·
F..stanoa sensed Mesa'a passrvity m tht' opC'mn.:
game, racing to a 9-0 lead with tluff of 1un1or muldll'
blocker Scott Sankey's game-tugh 10 1a11 ... om• on .
two-band stuff blodt. Seven of Estancra\ I 2 <>ef'\1rt:
aces came in Game 1. with junior Km HanweU Jo, 1
Kornegay and Brad Larsen each tallying two \',h1ic
sophomore setter Trevor Holmes opened the matrh
with one.
Holmes rei:orded 22 assists. passing to Ha.rtweU and
Larsen (six kills each) and Kornegay (sDt kills! H~U
led the Eagles with nine digs.
"We've been trying to improve our defense and con ·
nect with our middles," said Helms, who playt'd vol·
leyball at Estancia. ·111e outsides havenl been getting
kills so we've been forced to pass to the middle. which
ls good We got a lot attempts today.·
Sorrells highlighted sophomore middle blockers Ga·
briel Gonzales and Garren Walthers as Mesa':» moc;t
consistent players of the season. Walthers led Mesa
with three lcills and had one stuff block rrunutes mto
the match. Gonzales led the Mustangs with three tuft'
blodts and gave Mesa a sideout with a tip after f.stan·
da passed once over the net at 2-J in the second
game.
Mesa (l -7, C>-3 in league) held tough. getting within
4-3 in the serond game before Estancia rattled off
eight consecutive point& Larsen served six consecu
tive points ln that span.
Dallas Kopp up front and Jess He.l.lmich in the bad
row provided consistency for the Eagles Friday
Freshman Andrew Melcer bad m.~ dip for Mesa
while John Santos tallied four.
Sorrells WU impressed with senior Elias Campos.
who began Game 3 serving, and &e'l eeveral dmea (or
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DAILY PILOT
Sage Hilrs boys volleyball standout Kevin Joyce 1s the Daily Pilot's High School Athlete of the Week.
JOYCE
Continued from B 1
accountable and more disci-
plined. He's a very positive per-
son.
"I think what sets Kevin
apan, not only is that he's a
great athlete, but he's very
coachable and very positive
with everyone around him."
Joyce's positive thinlcing has
resulted in an infectious atti-
tude he has toward everyday
practices. Last year, Joyce de-
veloped an att:racuon to at-
tending practices because he
realized the opportunity 10 im-
prove and he also learned of
his passion for the game.
Basketball is very close to
Joyce's heart, but voUeyball 1s
becoming a bigger part of his Life.
.
KEVIN.JOYCE
llom: F•b. 24, 1986
Hometown:
Newport Beach
Height; 6-foot-4
werght 1ss
Sport: Volleyball
eo.ch: Merja
Connolty~Freund 1 hvortt. food: StHk
f41YCM'fte movie: "Caddyshac1t•
~ .w.tlc moment "This ptit
basketball leaSC>n. We ~nt to the
second round of OF. took Yeshiva to
four 011enJmes and even though we
lost it wm still a great experience.•
High llChooC Athlete of ttM Week
XIII: 5-ge Hill's co-captain, he
~ 45 kills and 15 ~aces
In two four-9MM matches, lffdlng
the Lightning to two ~y
lAague lllCtories.
Daily Pix I Coll«torspottJ ardsenes OJ-S __ J
player... have become beuer
communicators.
"\\1ha1 ma.Ices me most
proud about Kevin b that he'5
been a po!.1Live leader Mld very
pallL'nl e5pecially in the la!>t
1wo '>l'<t'><>05, ., Connolly-
! reund !>aid. "We had w me
10.,1ng records. and I'm reaJJy
happy to '>ee this year hi'> hard
\\Ork and the team\ hard work
hcwn111ng 10 pay off."
< .onnolly 1-reund ali,o 'aid
Joyn·\ wclJ-rounded game
ha'> ht·cn an important a.,_.,et.
Joyn· ha'> an accurate iump
\l'rvt.'. th<' Sage 11111 CoJLh
'aid. and he has' improved on
.111 "" !>hOI'>. lie'!> the I 1ght
11111g' go to outi.1de hitter
l...i-.1 wt•ck. Joyce 1all1ed 45
kill'> and 15 '>ervice'> acl''> 111
two four game matdlt'\, lcad-
mg the !Jghlning to two
Arndcmy Leagul' v1Ltont·,
"'That probably clicked last year." Joyu• \dld of hL\
passion for volleyball ult just felt hkl· I \VJ.\ ha\1ng
fun and havtng a good time, and wmmng gamt.., for
my club. There cln.' certain '>J>Ort.!> \~lwn you go 10
practice and you land of don't want 10 go. I '>tarted to
look forward to going 10 practice rhat w.i.., the 1um-
ing point. whert' I ..aid. ·1 want to do thL'> l"•el)'llay.
and I don't have a problem with 1t I w.tnl 10 pla) 11
everyday and I get to hang out with fnend ... ··
I k tolkcted .!.! l...111' .tnd 11 iump-servc .11 l''> 1n
.1 four ).!Jmc "in over \\lltllll') \fdrth .! I
"In \oll1·vball. coad1 h,I\ told me II'> <1ll .1hm11 t·x-
Jll'nt'11u·. Jo) u· -..tid "1..<tt h > e;u th al \\l' pl.1~ .111d
l'dl h g.mw we pla} \\L' g.11n more expenen< e \-,a
ll'.tlll Wl .. Vl' expl'ncnt t•d ,1 101 morl' Wt•\e lwen
g.un i11g -.o murh mow knO\'•ll'dge of tlw g<mll'.
111" ye.tr we're a lot morl' o rganucd. and wt•'re Jll'>I
playmg IOugher"
It's that type of mentality that ha'> ht:lped \.1ge
Hill open its sea-.on wuh a nine ma1<:h winnmg
streak. It also help'> that 1h1!> <,ea son, "i..tge I hll ha'>
three club volleyball player!>, wherl'd'> la.,,t year
Joyce was the only one on a club te<1m.
But, of a higher imponanet'. the l ightning\
I hgh -.1 huol '>port'> .irt• much about gelllng IO
1111' Ill').! lt•\el. or lt•.trn111g 1he 1mportann of
11"\nl\,orl... hut -.om ell OH''> .1long lhL' "'.I) l ome
r.ire '>tttrnllnn'> wht•rc unt• rxpt:nencc'> '>!Hlll'tl11ng
extra. lo)ce 1' thriving in lw. '>ltualmn. I It•\ .1l'>o
n•ll'>hlnl( lhl' moment
HONORS
Pajevic among Sea View's best
Newport Harbor
center among four
Tars honored by Sea
View coaches.
Newport I !arbor I ugh senior
Nedim Pajevic has been named
Co-Player of the Year by Sea View
League boys basketball coaches.
Pajevic, a 6-foot-9 center who
averaged 15.7 pomts and more
than 13 rebounds per game.
helped the Sailors finish second
in the league behind Wood-
bridge and advance 10 the OF
Southern Section Division ll-M
Playoffs..
roo.v ....,..
College-Washington State at UC
Irvine, 6 p.m.; The Mater's at
V•nguatd University,
doubleheader, 11 e.m.
Community college -Santa AN
at Orange Coest, noon.
High 1chool -Cott• MeH •t la
Quint•, doubleh .. der et 11
•.m.
Cofl999 men -Cal State
Jo1111ng PaJe\ u 011 lht' all
lcaKtJe fir ... t team 1' '>t'llllH tt'.tm
lll<llt' <l1a-.e Cameron, while -.en-
1or C.l1ad Rorden and Jlllllor An-
dre P111ew1t reprt'\Cllt the "irulo r'>
011 tht' .,econd team
(..aml'ron awragt•d i !l point'>
in hi'> '>t'cond c;ea.,on a'> .i '>tarter.
<....inwron and J>·ajeVll were
'>t'<.·ond team '>dl'tllOll'> a year
ago
Rorden chlppt'd tn 6 7 ppg.
while Pmesert added 5.9 ppg.
PaJl'Vll, who Wlll rcprc~nl the
!'>outh in the Orangr County All-
Star Game. scheduJcd April 5 at
Orange Coast College. !>hared the
lop honor with Woodbndge jun-
ior David Burgess.
SCHEDULE
Northridge at UC Irvine, 7 p.m
SoftbeU
College -Azusa Pacific at
Vanguard University,
doubleheader at noon.
High sdlool-Orange Lutheran at
Newport Harbor, 10 a.m.; Coata
Mesa
at Ri8tto Toumement, va. West
V•llev Hemet. 9:301.m.
8wtmmlng
High sdlool boys end girt. -
Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celebrating the Daily Pilot's
Athlete of the Week series
TODAY
27 Jabari Sommons
Van4uard Unoversoty
B.i~ke1hall 01
22 Troy Bedcf'r
Or.myP Coas1 College
Trdck and field 00
19 Ryan Lean
Newpon Harbor
Swommong, '02
at CIF Relays Finals at Belmont
Pfaza. 6 p.m .
1tedt •nd fleld
College men and women -
Vanguard University at UC San
Diego Invitational, 10 a.m.
Community college -Orange
Coast at Cal State Northridge
Relays, 9 a.m.
High adlool boys and gtrf1-
Estancla, Newport Harbol' .hc:i
Corona del Mar at Irvine
Invitational, 9 e.m.
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SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL SOF I BALL PREVIEW
ransition time at Newport H~rbor
" . Wolfe returns to
guide a team she
~opes will continue
improving the _basics.
Bryce Alderton
DailyPHot
NEWPORT BEACH -Mas(er·
lng·the fundamentals is No. ,1 on
Newport Karbor High so1'J)all
coach SbMon 'M>U'e's list.
In her first year back coaching
softball at her alma mater after a
seven-year absence, WoJfe inher-
its a team that bas gone 6-2 in
the early going. But she stresses
there is more work to do.
"All the kids can catch and
throw, but they need to do it
right on a consistent basis, w said
Wolfe, who played softball,
basketball and voUeyball at Har-
bor before attending Orange
Coast College, where she briefly
played softball and basketball
before moving on to Long Beach
State. She has coached for 27
years. including the last six sea-
sons with Newport's field hockey
team.
Wolfe and assistants Diann
Pendergrass and Jen Thompson
(HaJbor's girls basketball coach)
have been teaching the players
how to catch with two hands in
practice, ttying to get them stop
using just one hand.
The Sailors have been making
solid contact as or late, which
encourages Wolfe.
The Sailors
• NoNMw Yr,
00 Kim Moore St.
.1 Jenny ~nlel1 Jr.
• 2 Balley .Bierden Sr.
3 Darci "9nnlngton Fr.
4 Claire Bodenhoefef Jr.
5· Kaytelgh Hom So.
6 s..N Grumman Fr.
7 Athena Vuquez St.
8 Alhley Gleeeon So.
9 Shelby Crisp Sr.
10 Amanda Campbell Sr.
12 Sebrina Couch Sr'.
15 Julianne Basa So. 16 Jennifer Gummerman Jr.
eo.dt: Sharon 'M>lfe (first year)
~Diann Pendergrass,
Jen Thompson
Moore has compiled a 4-I re-
cord this season, and is corning
on strong at the plate, Wolfe said.
Vasquez plays shortstop along·
side sophomore third baseman
Ashley Gleason with freshman
Sasha Grumman at second First
base has been ocrupied by Crisp
and sophomore Julianne Bass bas
been the designated hitter.
"~I seems to be suited for
the No. 4 slot,· Wolfe said. "She
stays so focused and seems to be
the-person that is holding her
own in that spot."
$enior Amanda Campbell i.s
behind che plate, while the out-
field has been a revolving door
for the most part this season.
for Sabrina Couch. who look
borne aecond-team all-league
laurels lut aeuon. along with
junton Oa1re Bodenhoefer and
Jenni!er Gum.merman add an~
other dimensfoo to Newport'•
arsenal.
"We have a good. aggressive
and focused Infield with some
speed In the outfield." Wolf~
sakL "We'm more 50Ud on the
,defensive end. I just hope pui
bats do some-more talking by~
time league rolls a.round."
Newport doesn't begin league
play for another week. but when
the time comes. Newpott figures
to have 118 bands full. Laguna
Hills (8·3) is currently ranked
ninth in CIF Southern Section
DivtSlon I and No. 25 by the
Times, while Foothill (4-6) is
ranked 20th by the Times.
Wolfe hopes her six seniors
can blai.e the leadership path for
the underclassmen.
"They will have to step up and
fill thelr roles heavily cballenged
by the underclassmen," W>lfe
said. "Whoever shows more
heart and ·desire will make the
transition stages stronger."
She takes over for Jess Martin-
son, who resigned prior to this
season. Martinson led the Turs lo
their first league win at home in
38 games when the Sailors beat
Irvine last season.
Wolfe knows that the players
were used to a certain coaching
style, but she remains steadfast
in her approach.
DAILY PILOT flLE PHOTO anda Campbell (left) and Athena·vasquez (7) are two of Newport Harbor's major players .
Newport's lineup features All-
Newport-Mesa selections in sen-
iors Athena Vasquez. who will
continue her softball career next
season at ihe University of Wis-
consin, Kim Moore [district
Player of the Year) and Shelby
Crisp, a second-team All-Sea
View League selection last year.
Juni9r Jenny Daniels has been
a stalwan in left field with fresh-
man Darci Pennington and sen-
ior Bailey Bearden each receiving
playing time in center. Sopho-
more Kayleigh Hom can play
either the outfield or infield. Sen-
"I'm trying to be very patient,
consistent and thorough," she
said. "Just because you have
played awhile doesn't mean you
have everything under your belt
You always need to be working
to get, or keep. your position. l
want them 10 be able to practice
some things and see if that worts
helter than what they were used
10. If 'iO, we can readjust"
HONORS
CdM trio
All-PCL·
Klein Sea Kings'
lone first-teain
pick in girls
basketball.
<:orona del Mar High sen-
ior Kelliann Klein. who led
the Sea ~ to a share or
second place in Pacific Coast
League girls basketball. has
been named first-team All-
PCL by the circuit's coaches.
Klein, who paced her team
in sooring (12.6 points per
game). is the lone first-team
honoree from CdM
Seniors Madison Otter-
bein and Jaclie McCoy re-
present CdM on the second
team.
Ottert>ein aw:raged 8.0
ppg, while McCoy chipped
in 7.5 to help the Sea Kings
reach the ClF Southern Sec-
tion Division ill-A Playoffs.
McCoy was a first-team aD -
leag\ier as a sophomore.
Calvary Chapel's Rochelle
Cnwford is the league's Most
Valuable Player.
Six Sea Kings
gamer honors
Dillion, Whitaker,
Cerutti are named
first-team All-PCL
boys soccer picks.
Corona de.I Mar High.
which ea.med a share of its
flnt league c:hampiomhlp
lioce 1994, bad sU boys IOC·
(lei' pla)'ws recogn1Dld All·
Sea Vliew League by the dr-
cUt'I coadleS.
Senior Eqab Oi1Don Is
joined on the fimt team by
junlor leammatet Danny
Whitaker and Julien Cerutti
Dillion WM a second-team
bonotee ... jlatlo&
)mlon Ollis Rl~o
iDd 1ertrt n.,w. u wen u
eophomlft
repl1.!ICOC me sea 10np on
this )'e8l"t aiecond team.
CAM {9-1-0 ln te.gue)
mdt us ftnj tdp to the Of
Sotiihen\ s«dori PLtyoft't ec. 2'0), ~ Ill the ot-
Vlliort ll &it roiind to fl Do·
rd> to llWh 16-8-S.
~ em:~)Np'.t
Mdil ~ Plmyit.
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BRIEFLY
Zoelle lifts Sea Kings to 6-2 ·victory
She strikes out seven to
pace Corona del Mar to
tournament victocy
• SOPTBALL: Alissa ZoeUe struck out
seven and walked no one to pick up her
third win of the season io a 6-2 victory for
the Corona del Mar High softball team
over Capistrano Valley Ouistian to wrap
up the Costa Mesa Tournament Friday at
TeWmkle Parle.
inning, as host Orange Coast held off
visiting Golden West, 2-1, Friday in
Orange EmJ)ire Conference softball.
Kera Mathes (6-7) earned the win,
scattering five hits and two walks. She
had the Pirates' first RBI with a sacrifice
Oy in 1he first inning. Coast (8-10, 3-6)
hosts Santa Ana on Monday at 3.
COLLEGE SWIMMING
Aaron Peirsol places second
CdM (4-5) scored three runs in the sec·
ond inning 10 pad 10 claim a 3· J lead it
never relinquished. Senior Lauren Loe
started the rally wich a one-out single and
later scored on Jackie Manning's single.
Meaghan Bunney and Melanie Cole
would score on a throwing error in the
third.
Loe knocked in Amy Tyson from third
in the third inning for CdM's only RBI
against eve (4-6).
COiia Miu TCll.W'Ml'IW!t
CdM 6, c.pistnno Val9y Ctu. 2
Scot9 by lnnlngt CdM 031 002 o e" 3 eve 101 ooo o 2s6
Zoelle and Tyson; Elc:hler. Hanten (41 and
Krumpotlch. W -Zoelle. 3-3. L -Eic:hl~. 2~. 28
-Morris ICVC).
OCC falls in five at GWC
.VOUEYBAU.: Orange Coast CoUege
gave host Golden West all It could, but
reu short in five games, 30-28, 28-30, 35-
33, .27-30, 8-15, in Orange Empire Con-
ference men's volleyball action Friday.
Coast (13-5, 7-3 in the OEC) falls be-
hind Golden West and Giossmont, both
at 8-3 ln the conference.
The Pirates fouJht hard despite play-
ing without starting· outside hitter
JCamiana K.amalani, who is nursing an
injured back. Poyer Pola, playing on a
sore ankle, led Coast with 28 kills fol-
lowed by Paul Pomroy (12), and Doug
Lewis (11), who filled in for KarnalanL
Ka.lone Soon led the Pirates with 14 digs
and Matt Skolnik tallied 11 . Mike Mwpby
coUected 60 assists. Levi LusteT bad three
110lo blocb and asaJsted on five.
Pirates edge Golden West, 2-l
• SOFl'BMJ..: Olristlna Wakeman
&lugged her aecond home run of the sea-
wn, a solo shot with two out ln the first
Onin11 Empire Conference
Orange Coast 2. Golden West 1 Score by Innings
GWC ooo 100 o 1 s occ 200 000 " -2 2
Swift, Fryshe 131 and Cardoza; Mathes end
Sharum W -Mathes, 6-7. L -Swift. HA -
Wakeman IOCCI ·
Sailors fall at Mira Chsta
• . VOu.EY&\LL: Newport Harbor
lligh's Sailors dropped a 4-15, 9-15, 15-
12, 4-15 nonleague boys volleyball deci-
sion to host Mira Costa Friday night.
Mi.Ice Toole and Paul Toman led the
charge with 10 kills apiece, and Nick
Kelly (12) and MiJce McDonald (10) were
in double figures with digs.
John Langford filled in well at middle
blocker for Nedim Pajevic, who has quit
the team, according to Coach Dan Glenn.
"Newport Harbor feU to 7-8. Mira
Costa is 5-1.
Anteaters top Hawaii, 5-2
• TENNIS: UC Irvine's men's tennis
learn defeated Hawaii, 5-2, in the
quarterfinals of the Anteater OassJc Fri-
day, sending the Anteaters against Texas
A&M Corpus Christi.today at l p.m. in-
today's semifinals at Anteater Tunnis
Stadium.
UCI 5, Hawaii 2
Sing,_ -Endrlkat (UCI) def. Seem. 4-6, M .
6-2; Ode (HI def. Korac, 6-1, 6-2; Monon (UCI)
def. Manolalchlno, 6-1 , 3-6, 6-4; Moralejo (HI
def. Blorll.man, 6-2, 6-1; SuraPol (UCI) def.
Brignole, 6-4, ().I, 7-5; Yandoc (UCll def.
Oiepraam, 2-8, 8-3, 10-6.
Dout>M -Ode·Menol11clno (H) def.
Morton-Endrikat M ; O'Conno,.ICorac (UCI)
def. Sceata-Olepraam, 8.fl; Prent•WllllatN
(UCI) def. Moralejo.Brlgnole, 8-3.
AUSTIN, Tex. -University of Texas
freshman Aaron Peirsol, a prodw:t of
Newport Harbor Jiigh, was stunned in
the finals of the 100-meter backstroke
Friday al the NCAA Swimming and
Diving F"mals. as Stanford junior Peter
Marshall logged a winning 46.67 to re-
peat as NCAA champion in the event.
Peirsol, the leader after the prelimi-
naries with a time of 46.27, fini~ed
West League play Friday against hosl
SaddJeback.
The Eagles committed four errors. two
in the three-run Saddleback second,
and lost, 4-2.
An overthrow from third to first with
one out began the Eagles tumble. A
SaddJebaclt double put runners on sec-
ond and third and another miscue in the
infield allowed two runs 10 score.
"We feU apart in that inning, w said P.s-
tancla Coach Marc Rodig.
The Eagles, trailing. 4-0, scored two
runs in the fifth when Laura Morton
brought home Rebecca Kaplan and Lar·
sen, who had both singled, with a hit
into right field. Morton was thrown out
at first on the play.
Olelsea Kaplan and Hilary Ockey also
coUected singles for the Eagles (8-2, 1-1
in league), while Muriel Masoo had four
s.tri.keout.s in the circle against SaddJe-
back (2-0 in league).
Goldefl Welt Laque
Seddlebedr 4. &uncla 2
Scorw by Inning• E1tancle ooo Cl20 o • 2 ' ' S'badl 01:1 000 0 ' II 1 Muon and Acosta; Fernadez and Ramirez. W
-Fernandez. L-Muon, 5-1 28 Diaz (SI, Avila
(S).
Lightning rolls on, 14-4
Estancia drops the ball, 4-i •TENNIS: The sage Hill School boys
• SOP111AU: A suocesslon of errors tn tennis team. playing without Its top two
the third lnnlng compounded the &tan·· singles players, had Uttle trouble wtth
cla Hlgh's girl softball team's attempt at Brethren Ouistian, winning the Acad-
ita second strt.lght victory lo Golden emy League home match. 14-4, Friday ...
competltlora In the Orange asslsta per game. •••
secorid 10 Marshall with a time of
45.71.
Peirsol was also a member of the
800-me ter free relay for the Long-
horns and led off wt th a 1 :34.57 leg.
John Suchand, Rainer Kendrick and
Ouis Kemp followed to finish first in
6:18.62.
Peirsol is scheduled to swim the 200
backstroke and 400 free relay today.
at Park Newport.
Sage's top two doubles pamngs of
Marlt Ramadan and Todd Montakab, as
weU as Drew Roeser and Kent Kuran,
each swept 10 help the Ughtning.
ranked No. 5 in ClF Division V, improve
to 2 -5, 1-1 in league.
Ughtning Coach A.G. Longoria said
No. l singles player Greg Solodok [ear
infection) and No. 2 singles player Eric
Burton !ankle sprain) should be ready
when Sage HUJ visits league rival St.
Margaret's Tuesday.
AcMemyl.aq»I
Sage Hm 14, ar.thren 4
Sing ... -Mllov1nuev (SHI Iott to Bowmen.
HJ. def. Elm. 6--0, def. Bamuguchi, 6--0; Chin
(SHI won. 6-2, Iott, 0-6. won. 6--0; Cassel ISHI won, 6--0. 6-2, lo.t. o-e.
DcM.tblea-Ramaden-Montatrab (SHI def.
Col•McCleland. 6-1, def Pringfe.J. Gregori,
6--0, def. Audd·E. Gregori, 6-3; Aoesw-Kuran
(SHI won, 6--0. 7-8, 6-0; Livingston-Demirjian
(SH) won, 8-1, 6-3, Iott, 5--7.
Sage Hill posts winners
•TBA.CIC AND PIBLD: Sophomore
Laura Gordon woo the girls 100-meter
intermediate hurdles (19.8), the long
jump (14-5¥.) and the triple jump (31·2)
and junior Braden Barnett won the ~
shot put and discus to h1Pllcht s.go
HilJ School competitors at an Aadem~
League track and fteld meet Friday a.t
Saddleback College. ,
Barnett, the lone Ughtnlns comped~
tor la.st aeuon, broke hia own ahot pu~
school record wtth a ma.rt of 43-5~ anct: •
his wlnning dilcua throw WU 105·9~. 1
I
teVCOtb ~the u-.. l COLLEGES
Continued from Bl
denominator In Coast's wtnnJng
fonnula IO fat
Empire and Western State Colled.l~ty. OCC has
conferences. as seen oo the a.muled 500 kilt. (15.2 pu
CaJlforoJa Commi. Ion on game) and b compiled 1 .311
Athletics CCOA) webtlte. hitting peiantage. the bat of
Prab.man Kalmana kamal4nl the )4 teamt ·~ CoUt leada ln dfit c:Jer pme (3.27) • leada In _. ... , 422 'an 33 pines
Coach John Knor'1 Orange
Coast Collea women'• croa
country turn led the way of all
11 fall and wtnter sports ln
average ande polnt ~-
c.o.t\ wosnn _..., I
team. coidild.,, ... ~ ..
thln:l In the .... _ bad 1114. .:
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iQ'.-1 std&b&td a !U2 ~
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women\ bUbtblll c.un
docbd. 3.11 .net e>cn ...
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lW-4 won. Mlb SIK.hoWlild
men'I waser palO aeam ti.d a
•••
Th.rough March 16, OCC•
men'• volleybatl team hat
four player• amon1 th 'top
10 In four statbtlcal
caCe•orJn amon•
wtulC freehman utlllty Poyer Pola (12.79}. The Piratea baft &llO
m:rage1 2.04. .. recorded the moat dip (338),
Prelhman middle blotker•lA'Yi 'good for a 10.2' ·~
LUster 1$ 9ee0nd in blOCb per Cout helded Into lu game
p1M (1.50) and ~ Ofth In ll8!nst Golden Welt Mclay
per pine (3.96). Miu With a '12-4 rout. 7•3 ln the
Mwnby la alao 4fth With I U OPJ'. •
The tale champions had a
3.25 average. the beat of any
men'a or women'I team at the
achooL
IC.Dea'• men'• cro country • tam. whkb flni.bf'd tecond lo
tbt It.ate, nicOtded 1 2.63 GPA. Z.66 •verua.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL BASEBALL
Eagles break out
with 11-7 victory
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Corona del Mar High's Keith Long (left) makes a tag on Calvary Chapel's Halston Barcelo trying to steal second base Friday afternoon.
Loss sends CdM feeling
Seven-run second
inning ignites
Estancia over host
Saddleback Frid ay.
SANTA ANA -A two-out,
seven-run outbun.t in the sec-
ond inning prov~ the difference
Friday for the !::Mancia High
baseball team in an 11 7 Golden
West 1,eague wm over host
SaddJeback.
Sophomore Ryan Gleason be-
gan the rally
With a fWO·
SCOREBOARD run double,
but the two· e baggers
were just
beginning.
l·.nc Scheaf-
er, lJreg
Hughes and
Estancia 11 Jeremy
Saddlebadt 7 Hau..er fol-
lowed sun
for the
Eagles 10 build a 7 I lead.
Brad Young helled a two-run
home run in 1he -.econd and~
one of four l:agle'> IO collect two
hill>. Cullen Crom, Tyler Hoffman
and (1leason were the other
thret' (,l ... ar,on led the 1:.agles
with three RBb with Young.
Hoffman, Crom each scoring two
runs.
The EagSes CJ-.6. 1-1 in league)
had to hold o(f scrappy SaddJe-
back (2·6, 0-2), but was helped
on the derensive end by Hoff·
man -playing left field -in the
fourth lnning. Hoffman threw
ouJ a runner trying to ,tag up
from thlrd to end the Saddleback
thre,at.
·That was a momentum
boos!.· satd Estancia Coach Jon
Green. ·We took It from (Saddle-
backl nght there.·
EsLancaa aho rt'ceived a strung
rebef outing from Tony lppol.Jlo,
malcing his first appearance on
the mound this season. IppoUto
scat1ered awo hiti. over 3111 in-
nin~. allowing no run~
·11ppoli101 was changing
speeds. throwmg strikes and
movmg the ball around on hit-
ten. real well," C..reen said. ·rm
very proud of hun •
Gotclel'I Welt Lucue
Estancia 11. Seddlebadc 7
Scont by lnnlnas Estancia 010 001 3 11 12 5 S"badl IOJ 002 I 7 6 5
McDan1els, Ippolito 131. Crom 17' and
Crom and Hauser (61. Valeruuela,
Goduy 171 and Valverde W -Ippolito.
1-0 l Valenzuela 2 2 28 Hughes
!Et. Hauser IEI. Gleason (21 tEI.
S<:neafer IEI Guillen IEI HR · Young
IEI
Coach believes
changes in order
after lackluster effort
against PCL foe
Calvary thapel.
formance that featured four er-
rors. sloppy pitching. listles.'I hit-
tinK, questionable base-running
and, uncharacteristicaJly, an oc
casional absence of hustle.
"I haven't seen a team from
CdM play Lilce that !>ince I've
been here," added Emme. who!>e
prevtOU!> five sea ... ons included
rwo leal,'Ue tiUes, five trip'> to the
CIF Playoffs and the aforemen-
uoned CIF Division rv cru .. vn in
1999.
But two first-inning CdM er·
rors paved the way for six un-
earned runs by the hosts.
CdM rapped out four of its SLX
hit:. to score three in the second,
as Wess Presson drove In one
with a single, Keith Long plated
another with a sacrifice Oy and
Karpe pushed one across with a
groundout A CdM base-running
blunder cost the team another
run. when a runner hesitated at
:.econd on what appeared to be a
double in the left-center gap.
failing to advance more than one
base and eventually being
stianded.
son league favorite, m the PCL
standings.
Karpe. a senior designated hit ·
ter who went 2 for 4, was the
only Sea King with more than
one hit and senior Beau Stock-
still was the only one of four
CdM pitcher!> to allow no runs.
He struck. out two in two h1U~c;
relief innings.
Washington St. unloads
on plagued UCI team
Barry Faulkner ANH:.ATI R lv.IJJ'ARK -wa.., Man li!bher
Da1lyP1lot
COSTA MESA -It came Mth
out warning. dragged on without
mercy and. finally, prompted Co
rona del Mar I ligh ba-.ehclll
CdM
Calvary
4
12
rnach John
Emme to
que'>tum
thL' very
fow1dation
of a pro
gram four
year. re
moved
from a Ut-
Southem
Section
champion-
ship.
"It" wa'> a 12-4 Pacific Coru.t
League road loss to Calvary
Chapel Friday at Vanguard Uni-
versity. It was a game in which
the means. more than the end.
delivered Emme lnto what could
be a long weekend of intro'>pcc·
tion.
"Complete embarrassmeni, •
was Emme's caJldid assessment
of I.he lackluster Sea King per·
A'>ked about possible punitive
mea!>Url!!> for hii> players, l~mme
in~tead positioned himself m
front or the passing train piloted
hy an Eagle squad U1a1 lo'll four
of Its fm.t five, but ha.\ now won
two straight and "2-1 m league
play.
"I'm going to have to take a
goo<l, hard look at my..elf. be·
caw.e, obviously, I'm no1 doing
c;omethlng nghr. • bnme "-ild
"My team was not ready to pl.ty
today and I have to truce the
blame for that. I'm going to have
to regroup, because the ap-
proach rm using now i!>n't work·
ing."
rhe Sea Kings appeared ready
10 work in their first a1-ba1, when
Jo'ih Rradbury earned a one out
w.i.lk. advanced to third on a
Nick~ double over the cen-
ter fielder's head, then ~ored on
Nick P·cikhikofTs RBI groundout
to put the Sea IGngs (4 4, I ·2 tn
league! in front.
Calvary starting pitcher Jon
Skaar g<>I the final two outs in
the second on ground balls and
proceeded to retire nine straight
hitters. before Karpe smgled in
the fifth.
Skaar. who evened his record
at 2-2. worked out of the two·
out. two-on Jam in his final ln·
rung. with a little help from CdM.
A wind-blown pop ricocheted off
Skaar's glove near the mound,
but a CdM runner that started
on second. tried to score on the
play and was nailed easily at the
plate when Skaar retrieved the
ball and threw home.
Terry Mermer. who led Orange
County quarterbacks in regular·
season passing yards last f'all,
pitched the final two innings to
help Calvary jump over CdM.
which some deemed the presea·
CdM juruor first ba-.eman
Barren Sprowl made a back-
handed pickup of a throw m the
dirt to end a (.alvary Olapel
threat in the fifth, while junior
shortstop Jerin Thayer and jun-
ior right fielder Blake Contant
each went to their knees lo stab
sinking Line drives for other de-
fensive highlights for the vil.1tor1>.
The game's final out wru. teU-
ing. Calvary center fielder Patric
Spurgin made an over-the-
shoulder catch of a drive ucketed
for the right-center gap. Appar·
enUy thinking the ball had
dropped. the runner at first
broke for second, without tag-
ging and was doubled up when
the ball was relayed to first.
hclk Coat a....,.
c.Mwy Ch ... 12. CdM 4
CdM ~ ~lnn"T 4 e 4
Calvary 821 JOO • 12 IO 3
Maddin, N Rhodes ( 11. Contant (41.
St<><*stJll (5) and Presson, Kelly 151.
Sltaar, Melmer (5) and Holt, Moore
(6). W -Skaar. 2 2 L Madelon, 1 2
28 -Karpe (CdM I, Sltaar ICC),
Spurgin ICC), S Williams ICCI
Washington \tclll' IJrm .. er...ity\
Cougars '>tru<.k for thrc•c· run' m
the fif'it mnm~. -.<:ored 1wo more
in the second and never trailed
en route to an Ii 4 nonconJer
ence ba'>t'ball \'1<. tory over the
UC Irvine /\ntcatt'r. 1-nday njght. nw Cougar'> unka,ed a 12-hll
attack behind '>lam•r fony Ba-
naszak. who went the d1..,1anc:e,
strilcing out five and wallung rwo.
while allowing four earned run-.
for his fir'>t victory in c,even deci-
sions.
Jordan 51.abo . ._yle Ryckebo..ch
c1.nd B. I lul<.t' all went 2 for 4
with a double for the Antea1ers.
Also with a rwo bagger for UCI
SAILORS
Continued from B 1
next two baiter..
Barnum allowed JUi>I two sin-
gles. as did Cantarella and
struck out nme m a ~ame wtuch
lasted just 75 mmute<>.
The Sailor. return to Sea View
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL PREVIEW
Estancia poised to rekindle team tradition
Barry f aulkner
Daily Piiot
COSTA MESA -The players aren't old
enough to have experienced the proud
history of the Estancia t ligh boys volley-
ball program. which won a mythical na-
tional championship in 1979.
But, thlrd·year coach lhlcey I teinlS, a
former Fstancia girls volleyball standout,
said she has frequently fielded well
wishes. th.is spring, from veteran mem-
bers of the volleyball communlty, who ac-
knowledge the Eagles' return to promi·
nence with n&talgic deUghl.
"Some referees have told me it's nice to
see Estancia ·back on the map." said
Heims, whose Eagles (J0-2, 4-0 in league
after a commanding sweep of cro town
rival Costa Mesa Friday) are hoping to
navigate their way to the summit of the
Golden West League.
A shift out of the Pacific Coast League.
dominated in recent years by Northwood
'¥1d Corona del Mar and for nearly a dec-
ade before that by Laguna Beach, is a wel-
come relief to Estancia But. Heims be-
Ueves, an experienced cast of returners is
proving talented enough to contend with
<."Ven the most esteemed former PCL
brethren.
The F.agles finished fifth in Division II
at last week's Orange County Champion·
ships and are anticipating their first meet·
ing with defending Golden West League
champion Ocean View. scheduled April 8
at Estancia The Eagles and Seahawb.
ranked No. 1 In CIF Division UJ , will also
collide in the regular-season finale May 8
at Ocean Vi.ew.
Just maldng the CIF Playoffs. h~r.
would mean F.standa's 6rst postseason
Sl4425 RoblM ford Discount . S2.,30
~ ,.,lee . . . 111.QQ$
foctory lebote • • S2 500 Nltc..t••,••5
auim ...
....
since 1994. The Eagles finished 4· 13 lai>t
season, including an ().. J 0 PCL mark..
But growing pains absorbed last season
proved valuable lessons for a Lineup led
by 6-foot-4 junior opposite Josh Kornegay.
A first-team All·PCL performer as a
sophomore middle blocker. Kornegay is
one of seven Estancia players who have
benefited from dub competition.
·He's so skilled." Heims said of her re-
turning captain. "He can set and hit and
he passes every ball."
Sophomore setter Thevor Holmes is an-
other With dub seasoning and has prog-
z;essed gready from his fresh.man season.
Kris H~. a 6-2 junior outside hit-
ter, uses strong jumping ability and an ag-
gressive swing to provide another hitting
force, Heims said.
·1 think be has son:ftllpent-up anger, be-
cause he really hits through the ball·
'
Heims said.
Brad Larsen, a 6 I 1uruor outside hitter.
is the team's most consistent player, ac-
cording to Heims, who cites defense and
work ethic among his many annbutes.
Scott Sankey. a lanky 6-5 Junior re-
cnlited from Lhe basketball team. adds a
towering net presence.
"He can hit over the block." He1111S said.
DallasJCopp, a 6-4 freshman, is another
middle block.er with extreme promise.
Heims believes.
Senior Carlos Diaz is a strong back-row
player. while Jess Hellmich. another sen-
ior, is back on the <.'Owt after competing
last spring for the swim team.
Tuytor Hankins is a junior returner and
sophomore Jordan Stoddard ls also ex-
pected to contribute, though he may
spend some time with the junior varsity.
Heims said.
(,lenn \wan\On started and
wok lhc lo'>'>. givmg up l 0 tut5
and four eamt'CI runs m 42/3 m
nmg'i. I le foll to 1-4
rhe .. ewnd of the three-game
-.ene-. at Anteater Ballpark Ii> 10
n1gh1 <ti 6 p.m
Honc~ .... ICe
Washtng10n St. 8, UCI 4 Scont by In .
Wash St 3:10 OIO ~ 8 12 0
UCI :101 000 ooc 4 ~ 3
8an.;~ak oind 8cl8der Swanson.
Koehler 151 Alstot 181 and Wagner W
· Bana!Mak. 1 6 L Swanson. 1-4 28
Baeder IWSUI Jacobsen IWSU
Szal><> IUCll Fisher IUOI. Rydlel>Osdl
IUCll Eucce IUCll
League play Wedne!>day night at
Windrow Park with Rycin Torrey
\Chedulcd to '>lar1.
s..v-a....,.
~·Laguna Hils 0
Lag Hills 000 ~~ O 1 O
Newport ooo 010 1 2 o
Barnum end Rochon, Cantarella end
Sancnez W Cantarella L -Barnum
The Ea les
No Name Ht. Yr
2 Josh Kornegay 6-4 Jr.
3 Trevor Holmfl S-10 So.
4 Kns Hartwefl 6-2 Jr
6 Carlos OW 5-11 Sr.
7 Jess Heltmd1 6-0 Sr.
8TaylorHanttina 5-lO Jr.
9 Scott Sankey 6-5 Jr.
11 Jordan Stoddard 6-2 So.
12 Braa'l.af'len 6-1 Jr.
13 Dallas Kopp 6-4 k
Coec:h: Tracey Heims (tNfd
year)
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Older Style FumltiKe
PIANOS & Collectlblff . .,,,,....,_ ... ~ . .......,..~·0--•'WI'""'-
$$ CASH PAID $$
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M BUY ESTATES
::649-4922.
SOUTH cgAST AUCTI N
2292 ..... 111.
..... AM.CAl270'7
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1489
ART/
PAINTINGS
ATilNTIONI
3060
~ Millon $ Home..
Beaullful latae l1M1tte
OeWlnn or.-Oii ~ 5 ~en. was chnstm.s
cad. A Sl2K v..... fer
$3500. 714-974-2041
HOME
FURNISHINGS
• NfW IJSTWtG..JASMM CUDI lmmacotata 38r
home on the II>"~ 11
&l*"d-pted comm'ty. Best
buy " JC at S79J,lm uty
Kolar. Bllt. 949-376-5676
o .. ir.w. Cameo Shores
home 4br 2.5ba pool,
full ocean W1ew
$1.875.000 P<•nc only
Aat Joann Coastal C1Ues
Realty 714·608-2921
Sf'YGU.SS t9J. ua DA
SGl STORY VU HOK LG
pvt yMd w/,..:uzzJ pool
Best Value! S 1.250.000I
Furniture 3435 ~0 949-~
------Costa Mesa W_.,..Krc-we. lloc*· cme ~d. ......... m.cnss. ctn wood. Sl<IV
obo 714-968Q10
JEWELRY!
DIAMONDS,
PRECIOUS METALS
c-atColnNe..ta
Old Co'"\! Gold, salver,
Jew*y, watti-. ant!QU8$
collecltbles 949 647 9448
3610
•••••••• Cf A "as&AN KITTI NS
2a ... T.MtyM•• S400/toch
AISltota.lev ... &
Cwd.ly.949-4S1-202S ••••••••
o.p;....._....
www.a••••...r....ori Pets 11 PIA*~
F asho'I '5llnd 96-644 7I19
,_ 'WAY for momma CllA/
Ill .. kitt.ns WU( horrm.
9&5.33-0'11
3615
3905
Of'OI SUN 12-4
IS 77 IU.111 Sl. MESA V[ROE: CC stnate
lam home. Spac hvrm
UPCT•des. lovely back
yard. 2 c 1• corner lot $450,000
Lora Vance Realtor
949-67S-4062
IS77 IA.Illa ST.
MlSA VlaOI CC •Intl•
tam home. Spec hvrm. Uperades. lovely ba'k
yard, 2 t e•r c0<ner lot
$450,000
Lor• Vance RullC>f
949-673-4062
b ....... lM~ 48r l8a
Mesa V•dt home on • le conw loll FR, tor mal OR.
2fp's, 3c pr. ~.900 act
Hutch 9t9-373-0664
DanaPol~
NEWUSTING o.m,....Oc_,
c-tti-vtews.
"" y4 & ., ....... 4odt,
2 car attached car a1e
1619,000
John Farrow
ReMaa 949 3Z2 0932
lrvlne
Of'IN SU .. 1-41JO
TUtnU ao<• '°'""
Pwu .... min -3br homl~recms
lllt1b. lots al ....... Pool.
... lm1dlape de. 1-oc SlZJSVmo~
Slw1ly Canwun
9&1164-lmO 9&451 1200
WI HAYI OUA&RD I--. D....a. IUYBtS. We coorclnate .....,,. _,
the ~ al dient blN Now. W.W." 0...
'atMllSTATU
'ATaKll TINOlll NATIONWIDI USA
949..aS6-970S www patrrctr.h nou com
............ 21D210t OrdiW
St.6+& 5.58a. !6:M sf.
$1.25 Mil Bralur 949-251
94"4 www.HllR..ity ora
O<lAN & HY VIEW
THI l'tlKl
WIU AMAZI YOUI
AOT. 949-72>-a t 20
UDO tsU HOMIS
24 USTIMGS
GHAT,.ICIS
AOT. 949-2tt-24U
Newport Coast
O"N SUN 1-S
1leveti....e.2br,+
den. G•led comm
SIS1,000
A t-t. .t ttaly 4~
2 5ba, Strada home
S t ,729,000
Of'IN SUN 1-S
Italian ~tyle Sbr 5ba, ap
f)fOa 18,000 lo 19,00Qsf
$J,49S,OOO
Of'IN SAT 1-S
Stunnin11 award winnme
8rnokl1eld home, built In
2000 3br • of11ce. -'P·
pro• 3700st, St,719,000
"-ATl .. UM ,.Of'OtTIIS
Stefanie Me,.er
949.715 3156
,...llSTATtS
'A T1tKJl TINOIU NA TIC*W101 USA 949..aS6-970S
www patrldlte.-e com
RESORT/
VAC:ATION
PROPERTY
FOR SALE
COUNTY
Balboa Island
1 • 1 lo Uttle ... upper apt. fp, w/d, & wnny,
n/peWsmke. Awall 4/1
Sl450rn Yfly 949 67!> 5110 •. .,..... 1.... , ...
2ba, newly decorated, pallO, w/d ....,_.,, _,,.. now r1l Sl500mo ~1009
Balboa Peninsula
Df' t.Slo I CM &•.
yearly ke, l8501mo JJO
E Bay A .. avail 4/1, SUI·
790 0602 949 675 4217
OCEAN ....r ON SAND
1 br IXlfl1' V I\ drJm., M.
etc. $1675 ~ 2221 01 act RIM 949.673' 3663
Newpon •-v Towen
2bltr.5 lrom ferry to
Balboa Isl I Br. tea. sec,
xlnt bay wtew. undr er nd
patk S2000m 949 642
OIM4
... 2.Jae ~
~ -· IOOll "°"' sand, 3 ~to .......
2c p Apt IS-Oct I
Sl21nn. 94')..863.1910 J 16
Corona del Mar
• 1a.., ~ .. lo-.
i.111 w,lbalc. 1.118 llCd, le
511 11 Ei" AvlllA Now!
n/pets./smke $1350 lo
l&ro 962225115 .:J!!i1
SOUTH ef "H ·~
duple. Ip. y.,d, lllf w/d
hkups No pet/smotie
$1550/mo 949 76().1875
Hr 21•, 2 c• .-.
-back unit top cond11ton a•••I now
Sl900/mo949 675 8007
Ur, I .. , Apt Recently
rehabbed w/ I Cllf aer, I
block to bHch. no pets,
S2200/mo 949 1154 1680
'-" c;o;&; ......, ~
2 La Br. 2 ~ be, 2-c f!JW,
IJSOd, wd In. La pM!o,
ncVpeVsml I 'f' Isa, aval
5115 rzim.n 714-962·7l66
rrtLMltC....er-..
2 fp's, a-den patoo,
roottop dado. 2 c att cw.
lse $3190m 949 737 55118
c.to Ldil c..,.._, Shea
ol C•mel 3br Jba house.
So of PCH wd hllup, SJ600mo 949 574-8080
DmVI 1Y 217 Httooltope
lo ll"e us a call Roomy 3& 2cw ,., • plus 3c ••
pad. 3 declti lo mor • (no
pets) Avail May 15. $4400/ mo. C.11 RHlton 77D-
9004 Of 76().~7940 -whett. hNlthy OI tt-n. ........ to
tn1ubled With no upfront pound1n1 surf lowhlte
lees. '=3t Asaodllln uncS lof's of •o1c11 worte•
CDM FU.SAT 1-T ·7010 charm w/wood floors •tlieAlioy, Olr:lsb'-4540 tlwOUdrtA>Ut. 161ytlsM:I lo CA118Ul <rrY $286,(U> 11t ....... I ml ID
617 ~·-, t!!k, nk frendl doors. th.t ~ 10 nwi ID PS Awport. Zll5 i..:tl, _. Clllll, sllM, ~
_., -· otc. Offke to ...... 3 Off Ke up to • t.p ._ dadl ti, llbdl ~ '*:ti Cll bl\. moni. $IMQrno 1J3
G S-'-suites. l)(itM "4wport for en~ In cr•t tu.-4br lba c:samc Iii, L 161111 Sl Alll b ~
furn, llH tems. toys and Sch toe IJ¥ Pf ou., ud condition. .. dwm & no .... ch. ... ll*Jdl..' ~, =e :aczllroll\ ••?CMS/moell. morel! 122' '-"' rid ~mo 949-66-78113. hnsl Sedudlld tr.-lined rodl "-· jlaC tub, _. -~Vkw .... s..) COS w/pllnty of~ '"'ad! I.Mp wal!IM. •IOI 111 lowly ptecl
.... ISTATI WI w;. Offlcn t• ti.we 600sf $449,00i'.l. Its a b.plil! lnilc.. RVi1iall ~ .. comm. -Tri Sciiw-.
SAT·SUN a-T lo 480sf Beautrtul com Cal now Ulis beeuty ~ ~ VII_ ,.,.. Oollll l!idtla. Indy facllity IUain 2001.._,,1.Mw plu. centul loc Vrsrt lest. 'st 8118-308-4668 -. J&Mtrl.291§ MrJt. ID~ x921JO laboffwn,pholD~. -......... _fOflnfo .._....D_.., llw 11r, new~ar t lo TVa, tcL ... wpuo·-· .... ,,......."Sales .. paTnt. cvrd Cllf zn .......... newl>Ol'tbeecll winter rent1t1. Pelm 16th Place •3. 1100/mo .... n. -~ 7.ao. "62westmlnstr>r S17 Vt-U ... s-4. S11rln11, Palm Desert nopeb . 9'9·720·9422 !::ts -=:.~1o:.'~ ~.ooo-sw.s.ooo Bui::,-: !T ~r!;',, In ~!~~, o~~shlR:~~~ r :r:~ riil19 le-' 0 I 2llr
2183 v.D ~ don tllouaand/lho11und 1931 only remalninl 3 + MlcbMI Anter Bocker 6 lllll + v-*r. ~.
HUCH PA.ll '" lOT ;.~::.o:"'ue' 4 to-est.ta on entire B«ll• R£ 800.550-3523 ~ n'1°~~
SAU Incl Antiques, lslanct. 4br. 411•. tllf" ~ orclnlal ert. frall\ed stories+ tower 3 Cat' MtOlla 1 &MrAlll' 11, h-.. lnttl ..
minors. hend cufted pr. pvt docJi for 2 ~ fenced yard. w/d booa·
jewelry and more from HOMESFOASALE bo.b. It ii e 1w:a:wtlrllllll RBIJALS upa, nke Mfctiborbood,
Its All ~t Me. De· ......_ 13.J mmai. -allot!Plntl no JMl~ta.
1l1n•r fabrics and ORANGE M 9'Mlll7.ac71 a.-..y1...._ .. ;:.•;;.;U=.:00/~mo,;;;,.;;;M..;:;,..J.7;;.::22=...;:G22.=
Antiques from Sweet l'ftlwr¥ 18).7C2'4200 ,_ _.. r!iW; illF ...._ ~
Po, And that anappy """'91 f • • •n•t "••p•rt "'-.._.B..c:.br'._...., w/'d "*• qljllt chic took from Bib And ~ J8e ,,.... Ille, IJddllionlll off lhlt
Pi.eta. Fn Sat, Su11 a...-.. 3llr dull llD la. • yd, ~SlliOm ~ i ............ ,. Ind ·~ In .. '""" lot "' lf:Dnet ~II 11 ,12. 3 ffom t·3. '97 fOl.l'll*lt ltitdlen .. ttziOln. -.15!MJ71S i• ih ...... w 17th St 11m 1na MIWat.•oon ~ hltl-.. ._,. ..;. Lf. ywlll, 2-c ,., MW
lot, jual past Tredet O<.IAMFIOMT .... fU1 .uity ,111 I 11• CM Zbf 1..5b• ~~ 1*11 & tool
Jou fOf lnlo Call lb All UlllDfR$6H,800 rooin to •lPll'll v. twllllm there w/~-C -~~="'°~~ tl~6-~-~--~ ~utMe94t.-646·3069 AGT. $ .. t -71 ... '120 11990004965.000 l)oll ptelt ftftl. flplc Gw ~
f s.t & S-n..i..I, 1111 ~ 2441 CIOen 909-289-3406
a.m m. 2AI strollen.
i ,.cl·" P .. t •. z ulh. SELL SELL .....,. .... "'•• • l-of name btand n.. .,t w/ptof Oc..i 6
dot,_ • ll'!UC.b misc. your stuff b•y Ylewl, f70CV-. ..-
t$14 'o,ota CMI• ..... your stuff 1/3 lltl ,..JOO.J!I07
c:loM to farr ouftds. throueh -,... ldh .._., f u•~· • ..._... ._. 2 bib ._...., s.. _ classl iedl clas•ift.ed•. t• lllN k h -"•• 1a ..,, No -ty blrst ~ -> •/f•m, own lie, wd. aw ,_,.. ,_, lllllP ~ 11111 f7l5 llOl•lfl vtll
·~
•~-.......... Income ....... • NpolTaa 9'4ltUm9 ..... ~.
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Cll: .. w. 1tlh .. (M) ... 1131
... 17'11 .... llwd. 14) M7·11•
,
...... ....... HtMa Plll.lbr 2.SBa. ffi. Fp, l'wdwd h. ~~~~
.o.p.. r ... •
""" ........ dll\. 2298 La 1'19ya No. S2.«t1nu Aval 411 o..61 .... C...... ...... ..._~4
..._ ..._ SavinWI IA
:& Z!&. din, UI, ...
ends tDps.. )le tub. 2t
pr 8lwn s.a ~
S3mn. Ill 9&2B<mi
._. I t t .o.t °"1tY'
£',.Qt New :& 2.58a, 5nl.
Fp, ....... counbn.. 2c
canee. bacllyard $V5(llTi
AVlll ~ 949-~3726
Huntilglon Bach
lam • 3.5be 5nl. mod
luldl. hdwd "'. r1'op dO. liluld ~ 2 c p w/sta
SJ!ll) 949.Q). JID)
--~~-end int on Wnblt. fp.
enclsd palto, n/smkr
Sl«llmo st 9&4(Jl).84J3
Udolsle
U4o ._,.,._ •
Ur 21• $J2oo. yrfy 6U-212-77d .
626-297-6262
I AYFllONT
ON LIDO PEHINSULA
NIW21r2 .. conMtn
P11vate Beach, Pool
and Spa. Wa• to
Ocean, Shops and
Restaurants leasa
6/mo·2 yr ...
Boat Slip A .. llable
710UOO,utlM.
949 673-li030 or
949-723-5830
* YIAtiY * UAHS
Bill GRUNOY REAl T~S
949-675-6" 1
~~la studio rm. p1t10,
no kitchen. $795/mo •
SIOOO dep. Oen side ot
PCH 949-574 7701 x 112
"' Hh la quiet s tudio w/small loft, ltrtchonette,
. •
• • • .. .. • •
• • •
shared laundry Ast •
$1100 94!M73 7800 • N' CrMt twnhom, patio, • 2 SIOflas. rntW paint. Ille. •
and carpet, 2 c 1ar. aat
Sl800949 673-7800
. . • •
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.... ~ ............
.... 'Tr-t' Townlloln8
$2.550lll. VKft (Oii) 9& B-25!, --...1 ............ w... 1 « 2Br """' cdllll « condo, bn « l#Nn In Newport a.di. Wl-r~« .... ..... tu.a 1111111 ..
~ w..aa. IWtr· _.._.._ ~
WMfTD room rental w~for~•it
dlsabltd men w/reb. IGlN. 9'N'll).Jl52
CLlltKAl
.... d full-time person
to 115ist with verlous
duties Must be 1ble
to Input •I lent
50wpm accur1tely on
computer. po nus
stronc cuslomlf a«·
vie. sllllls, and be ~eble. $9 P•
"-· hcdent ben-
•fit p1cllac•. EOE.
S.nd r-to Judy
01tttn1.. c/o Delly
Piiot. 330 Wnt Ber
Street. Cost• Mel•,
CA 92627 or -11 to
"°'~
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POI Salaty SI· 10/llr ~All ... ~ '*'.::: Ccda:t ~-llS> c.,......... ,...,_.._.
Help sen10rs 1n !hear
homes wrth homem8kill&/ """'°cs '5 n......a e Reeeptfe1tht/
........ ll•llw ...,__
Po$ibOrl for • busy Ital
l !tat.I F nn tn L.-
Buch r 1P"1I ,.... •
must O"e lull time
pmiborl lo one part time
......._,po!lbon~.
f 11 resume to S Lemon
•1~3123
C•lltornla lew re• quwn that contrec
ton l8k1n1 JOl>s th•l
ICIUI ~ « m«I
(labor or m•terlals)
bl lteenud by the
Con tr ector~ Stet•
License 80111d Stele
II• also re(IUll'n that
conlrecton 1nctude
tMar llc9nM nu~
Oft .. ~ You
can chedl the statu.
of your llc•nHd
contrectof •t
-• cslb.e1.rov or 100 321 -CSLB Unll·
censa• c:onlractou
telllna jobs that
totel less than 1500
must slit• In their
a'Hrhsement• that
they •r• not tlc;ensad • "r. the Contnct.n s .. l.bMt Boitel.
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POMCttE. tf 1
CM
Low mies, a.ISbn
wheels, &-speed.
superfasl
1652259 S62.,800
MBZ 't5 SUiOO
CONVT.
Bose. co. leather,
loaded, good lookilg!I
#113266 ~
LANO ROYEA
'f7 DISCOVERY 4X4
Loeded, low miles. 4x4
f\I\ Ill a~ price.
1549423 $13,900
BMW W llS CONVT. co. 5-tpeed. leathet,
lo mies, .... bl lrt.
IC442!58 $32.,800
lllZ't5832080N
CO, lelhr, moon.
~to
#241401 $18,800
MBZ .. 111.33> AUTO co. llhr, Bole, moon.
4x4.=~
#016225 $18,800
lllZ'IODIESON
Auto, 5'1YOOf. leather.
pnced to sell fast!!
#270075 $7,995
TIL.0'5 •UROPllAN AUTDHAua o-eoc.. ... -....
1.a::x>59~9754 w...-.--· www.tilocars.com
A TO l HAlfDYMAlll
lnstaH. ref Ke cabinets
~ mdt!J,~7258 .........
Custom Built-Ins, Crown
Mokfinp. Bese Boards
U5779112 94~709 5642
c..,.e~
~u.pfl,:)<MPfl~
RepKs. P•tchmc. Install
Cowteous •ny size jobs
Wh4Meul81949-492..o205
C.....llllllny
lridt la.di ·-, .. Concntll, Plbo. ~
flrtpk. ~ Refs. 2SYn
hf· lenr 1._557.7594
...... /Illa
:' I JIU -'$ IUC -~AUTO ............. .... Sit¥., •tauwcoet
lttw, I• 1 w11rr11nt y,
c:NIH1ty owned
(119218) '39.980 .
VWPWMt'ff
Gt•y W/lf•Y inllflor, 2311 ml lmmeclllltte
('119252) 111.980
v..,t .. s...e..-tt
This b °"' n .. r P9f· feet Volvo to own.
low mllu
<•19231) 11.980
MIZSU20
R ... tw't7
lmmeculete White
w/Grey llhr, 12k ml.
Xenon. both Tops.
(n9295C) INQUIRE!
'-C!;W-
lmll'lllC White w/Tan
.ttfw', 3911 ml, cood
Mr¥~ rec0tds'
(f19291C) $25,980 ....... "., .... C....'t• White w/ran. ti.au·
liful f/t.•thef. l 9k ml (119206C) 169,980. ............... .... ._2000
fvJI poww-4111 miles.
R-1 lr•ct. to us. (f189S71) $21.980.
WWtyQ4S ~'t7
P-1 W/$8cldae lthf ·
full powef. sa ml.
(•19234) 116,980.
"--w H2 '200J
Whit• w/Whill tthr
moonroof, 2500ml.
C•l9233C) 157.980.
IMWMOO , ..... .,
Slllney Bl•ck
w/lmm•c Grey tun
lthr. crut records
(fl9180C) '33.980.
IMWJUI s.-.·2000
White w/Creme lthr, alt, full m•ln Bumper
lo 8urnc>er w.rr. (tl9193) 128.980.
Mf-rl.JaS.... ,, ...
llus Is • one n..,
perfect Shtney BllCll
Supercherced Sedan!
Lowmllu
(t188511) S28 980.
t4t-S74-7777
PHIUWSAUTO ,.., . .,. ...... -
ar,.6w ... s.-. LXJ
Conv, W. 5411 ml. ) 'f'
wwr ....... spwll .... bll/
tn tttw. CO, SUC*b 1111• new cond v259721 S69'J5
fwi av8ll Bllr 949-586-1888
--~-
C.tn,.tte '00 VI White
ltn. auto, h•nclehna pk&,
121< mtles. S32.500 New
port "'" 919 641-0)64 909-2~Gel
o ..... 't 7 1 .. ,,.,, ..
Sport 3 S V6, 47k mt.
wh1te/1rey int, 111oraatd,
n/s. lih new S6995
hnanc1n1 lo warr 1011
81u 949-586·1888 -.-..w.<-
DOOGI NICNt '2000
SOii• ml, IOOK tac warr.
5 sp, blue. lf'•Y tntenor
1m-fm ed. t.ai orein
crJnd ~ ~ ..,.. Bkr
V"'6l':R ......... 1-
www 't'-
~
CUSTOM HMOOll
AND DISIGlll ALL
TRADCS, 30 YEAAS EXP.
l'337169 949-631-2345
111110 MORI IOOM?
AlUTIONS & AaQEHl
Lt5n982 949-709-5642 _ ... , ......
We wt.II deSISJI your
per--' or c:ompllly
web5ite and put yo.i
onlJne Im.Jrn, You
pay only bo&tJ.na fees.
7l~Jl.l78'
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CR~YIER . .
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i1~1
PER MONTH + TAX
1 At These Terms
On ~Ml Ctecit
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OllfJIAJ
SIRM SAW«i.S!
·~-·· ........
+ 42e $3000 due •I
alanine 48 mo11th cloud end ldu no &ecuflty
dtpos1t, IOK 11\lleS ~
yu1 Eacess miln (ci>
20ct per mtle (TE 132Tl) --· ....•..
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SMTA MA AUTO IWl
(Ill) 130-1780
NEWPORT AUTOSPORT
IMWSJ00<'02
Convertll*. Whlta/
Bladl premium pl\&,
low miles. M4. 900
oo;:~
Yelow/Blllck. r we.
only 1000 m1 167.IO>
FerrwtJ1S
TIFI '"
BLldVTan. fS>eSI
evu.bll Only 6.000
miles s 115.000
........... 11'01
Cabriolet Sa!Yet /Black
Tiptronic:. el opt;ons,
11 k miles S69 ..500
fenwtS60 ......
C...-Fl '00
Electric: Oaytoo M!ats,
t>qes, cel4pers,
1159.500
l"endile ...._ S'OO
B~ Toptronc
• Must see $39,800
IMW
MllllC....-'02 Grrt/8i.dl. dual sun·
roofs, 2K mi, 125.500
~ ....... '01
RU$l/Bladl. A sure
Ctesuc. 711 ml $39,000
tt..t.y 0-WW... '02
~RoedK"'I ca-. 118.500
Men..._ CUI
320 '02
Blue/Cr ey A.MC
wneeis. 7\ '"'. SJ9. 500
...,.na-.r.
,_ ..... '02
CharcoaVl an. 1.000
moles, $36.500
..___H2 '03
Bladv'Cr ey Lu a ury
Ct ouP 2fT '"'-Is only
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