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THE PILOT
SPRING
FORWARD
Just a reminder that
daylight saving time
started at 2 a.m. with
the time moving ahead
one hour. Also, area
fire departments
suggest it's a good
time to test any smoke
detectors in your
home.
COMMUNITY FORUM
Newpqrt Police Chief
Bob M'cOonell says
safety has been
paramount to the
department post-9111.
S..PegeA11
SPORTS
Costa Mesa High
senior Sharon Day has
a sensational day,
leaping 6-foot-2 for this
year's national best in
the girts high jump.
She raised the bar to
6-4~. but just missed at
Trabuco Hills.
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SUNDAY EDITION
Ser.ving th e Newport-Mesa community since 1907
APRIL 6, 2003
Newport Beach is rich
with amazing views.
Here1s the 10 best.
June Casaerande
Daily Pilot
That'c; what one resident recently
dubbed Ncwpon Beach. V 1ew City, USA.
l:vcn at '>treet level, the Clty's natural
beauty draws awe ats sparkling CO<l!>thne,
quaint harbor, serene natural hab1ta1S. Going about t})e
bu-.ines.s of day-10-day life, it's easy to forget that the
pretty all around is JU\t the pretty on the ground. And
it's easy to forget that. from the nght perch, Newport
Beach offer. some views that are nothing short of
1aw-droppmg.
In that spirit, the DaiJy Pilot
offers our picks for the 10 best
VlCWS in Newport Beach.
· I) Galaxy Park. A hunting
hawk ha.n~ effortlessly in
rrud-air, buoyed only by the
wmd. In the background,
natural bluffs drop dramatically
toward windmg wetJands where
egrets and least terns feed
almos t oblivious to human
existence Occasionally. a
kayaker floats by. often quieter
than the animals themselves.
For a handfuJ of lucky
landowners, this naturnJ wonder
t\ practically in their front yards.
Galaxy Parle is a tiny strip of
Kr3SS on Galaxy Avenue that
'I like to just
bring a
sandwich and
have my lunch
here, it's sure
better than
sitting in some
restaurant.'
Bob Anslow, a
neighbor of Galaxy
Park for nearly 30
years
overhangs the Back Ray like a Viewing balcony.
This is the place to enjoy the most beauuful part of
the ecological reserve. where the bluffs are steep and
the nature below ~ms worlds away from the o utJine
of Fashion Island, which is visible on the distant
horizon.
·1 lilc.e to J~t bnng a sandwich and have my lunch
here, it's sure better than sirting rn some restaurant.·
said Bob Anslow, a neighbor of the park for nearly 30
years. ·Not many people know about it. It really is
'i-Omet.hing. •
2.) Ute View. On the 16th floor of the Newport Reach
Marriott's north tower In Fashlon Island L'> one of city's
best-kept secrets.. but it's not a secret to outsiders.
Ironically, it's less known to locals. Apdy named The
View, it is a little lounge and sushi bar serving a largety
tourist crowd with cock:talls, live music and an
unbelievable view. The nearly all-glass lounge offers
sights or the not just this city, but probabty eight or IO
cities in any direction.
Look straight down and see the sprawting greens of
the Newport Beach Country Oub. Beyond is the
perfectly stunning sight of Newport Harbor, the jetty,
the ocean and, ultimately, Catalina. Look northeast on a
TOP STORY
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SUNDAY STORY ·
Pt10TOS BV DON LEACH I OM.V Pl.OT
AboYe, the sun goes down Nl the north Nl view from Cbff Drrve 111 Newport Beach along Manner's Mile, where
you can watch the sun go down. and the view from Chff Drive above Manner's Mile in Newport, toP left, is
where one can see the neon hghts of restaurants as well as boat traffic m the harbor where gondolas cruise .
clear day, and Downtown Los AnE(t'lt.., loom.'> Im}' but
true on the horizon.
The best time to visit, -.ays lhn-. Desprospo. director
of food and beverage for the Marriott, is undoubtedly
sunset.
"You have to see it at sunset: he ..aid. ·vou won't
believe it.~
3) IDlp:lradon PolnL :rhis IS probably the vtcw ~t
loved by locals. It is the spot on Corona del Mar Slate
Beach where a natural bluff fonns a baJcony over the
ocean and the Jt'tf} From here. the va.c;t ocean seems to
go on forever. Not !>urpnc;mgly. ifs a popular place not
JUSt for picnicker.. and beachgoers. but even brides:
wedduidStake place here regularly. lrupiration Point
also hlii>s put the ·scenic~ in the ·c.orona del Mar
Scenic SK.· an annual race that owes much of Its
grCMUlg success to this spot's natural beauty.
4) Castaways Parle. Con.,Kler this Mother Nature's
Creeks close to getting protection
State officials are suggesting that Buck
Gully and Los Trancos be added to the
Clean Water Act safeguard list.
In Newport Coast. The 0.3·mlle
Buck Gully drains to the beach
In Corona del Mar and the 0.19-
mile Los nancos d.ra1ns onto
the beach at Crystal Cove State
Part. They are known to deliver
becteria to thole beaches.
tively worked to improve water
quality at those locations be-
tween 1997 and 2001.
Newport Coast homeowners.
joined by Irvine Ranch Water
District director Peer Swan, op-.
poeed the listina because it
could lead to inaeased enforce-
ment and a potential home-
ownu-fund~ mandate to
dtan'ft up.
COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES
Spring forward and
enjoy the new season
''Youmab mefttl so
young. you
make me feel like P•ul Clinton
Daily Pitot
NEWPORT-MF.SA-E.nviron-
mentallsta are cbe«ins the
State Water Board's recommen·
dadon that three local drainage
ichannels get federal Clean Wa·
ter Act protection.
• State water board members
induded Buck Gully Creek. Loe
1nncol Cttek and a 24·mlle
ledion of the Santa Ana River.
wbJch hu been k:tmtilled u a
tranaport for boririe Urine from
ln1and dl_lrlet to coutal Orange
County, on a list of impaired ar·
eu.
The Environmental Protec-
tion Aaency now la coNlded.ng
whether to add them to lta Im·
~ water 8odJea. or 303d.
fist. Consre-c:reeted the 303d
list, part of the OCan Water Act
of 1972, as a wry to mandat
deanup of d1J1y 1tttams; lak
watersheds and any o~ areas
that ant used fi r t'Ml'eationaJ
pwpoees.
Orange Cowny CoutXeeper
led the dwge to Ust thO two
creeks, whk:h are J>Olh k>Cated
"lUstlnc the aeebl ts the
first (s!ei> toward deaning them
up, It said Gerry Brown. Coast·
~ executive di.rector.
-nwfte watched mote dotely.
They're monlto~ more
cio.e1y.·
Pot about two ,.... lead.in&
up to the 'a Pcb. 4 dcciAun
to lnctude the c:reeb. &own
bUlitted bundlei of photoe.
more than 200 wata aamphs
and other documeruadon on
the two cfteb. The group K ·
Much of ~ poOutlon
ca.Uled bY urban runoff, wt\id\ •
ii ca'-d wbtrt lawn pe&tl
copper~ re.idue and o
pollution II WUl>ed to the
channd, envtronmentaJ' y
Also In.duded lmOrc · the .. ~.
... CMEKS,PlpM
pring sprung..
Actually, you don't.
It' a song. by
Joseph Myrow. lyrlcs
by MAdc Gordon.
1 11 )'OU care.
But <:ate or not. PETER
sprtns ts and
that a. that. BUFFA ~· '· -rm a bl& ran or the rm. -''°'"" sprtna and faJ( Pall wtnS. tiut sprt"I II a blalt.
It bursts on the wtth
an Iha• teblntM~•
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A2 Sunday, April 6, 2003
BUSINESS
Pacific Life on Fortune 500
list for third straight year
Fortune Maga7Jne released Its rumual
Fortune 500 list on Monday and, for the
third consecutive year, a Newport
Beach company made the cut
The list. which chronicles the top 500
reveoue generators in the country,
included Pacific Life Corp .. a local
·insurer.
Pacific Ufe moved up on the 2002 &1
to 419 from 439 the year before. The
company puUed in $3.8 billion during
that year from iis string of insurance
and financiaJ businesses ..
On Tuesday. C'..osta Mesa drug maker
ICN Pharmaceuticals lnc.. won plaudits
for its ribavirin a<, a poteotiaJJy effective
treatment for '>evere acute respiratory ·
syndrome. or SARS.
1he World I lt>alth Organiz.allon said
the drug has been effective in stabili7ing
some patientc;; It also cautioned that
more SC1en11fk study is required.
Ceradyne Inc .. on Wednesday,
announce<.111 had pumed down a
$13.8-rnillion rnntrnct with the U.S.
Anny to µrovid e ballisuc cefill'Jlic body
armor. The Co!>ta Mesa company has
secured $26.5 million in such contracts
over the past four months to provide the
armor for <;0ld1ers now fighting m lraq.
• PAUL CLINTON ..:overs the environment.
business and politics He may be readied al
(9491 764-4330 or by £>-mail a1
paul.clinton f!ilat1mes. com
COSTA MESA
Lighting up the
appeal proces~
'Iiinil) Oimtian <....enter is chafing at
the Planning Commi~sion's decision tQ
postpone any decision on whether it
can broadca!.t outside for nine months
On Monda~. the center filed an appt al
of the po:.! ponement, calling tht> dl'la\
an "undu<' burden~ The City Council
will hear the appeaJ on April 21
Thursday was •• day to celebrate
community spirit. lbe Costa Mesa
Olamber of Commerce and South
Coast Metro Alliance honored three
paragons of communuy spirit Expenan
for the Community Spirit through
Corporate Leader.hJp Award; the Ur...tm
family for thl' ( :ommunity Spint Award:
and Pobce (hicf Davt• Sno~den for thl'
lndiVlduaJ Ach1l'Vemen1 Award.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers CostcJ Mesa
and may be reached a119491 574-4221 or by
e-mail at delfdre.newman a./at1mes 1..""0m
NEWPORT BEACH
It takes a vi llage to
make a district
Corona del Mar residents' worst tear;
about City Council redistricting appear
to be commg ln1t.'. Preliminary
auempti. to balanLe out lopsided
council districts <>eem to leave no
option other than c,plitting up Corona
del Mar. The ea'>iest cut might be to
carve lrvine ferrace out of the Corona
del Mar 01slnct fl and splice ii onto
Oistnct 5
1Wo city act1onc, could go a long way
toward curbing West Newpon partying.
TI1e counCLI members will consider
changing th<> city'c; liquor sales
ordmann• In lorh1d <,torel'o from ... 1:111111(
up beer and liquor sales OUL'>tde, as
they often do during Fourth of JuJy The
City will a.bo aCl"C'pt about $78.000 [rom
the state 10 add morl' week.end pohce
DUI patrol<, and Diii checkpoint'
The city\ plan to lake over the
multimillion dollar redcve. lopm~
agency for Santa Ana I feights st' to.
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
'FALLEN FRIEND'
This is a photo that was taken at Newport Harhor I hgh
School during a memonaJ service for Jose Ganbay, a 2000
graduate of the school and a U.S. Marine who dic:d while
serving hi'> country in Iraq. Because of the sen!>1live nature of
the ~ignnwnt, I chose to shoot with a longer lens M> I
wouJd bell''>'> intrusive and be able to "mmpre~" \\hatt•ver
moment I found.
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY Pit.OT
a very clean <,hot of a moment that condensed the feeling
and emouon of the ceremony into one tight picture. AU three
girls knew < .aribay, and the emotional connection is obvious.
Moreovrr, the way they were embracing -with their anns
and clao;pl'd h.tnds encirding each other -pulls the viewer
into thl' pil ture and give" a glimpse of what lhc mtcru.11y of
that t'Vl'llt '-'US hkl'
The thm.o girl<, huddling at thl' front of the crowd gave me ->:.t•nt f'reptow. staff photographer
EDUCATION
Student<\ get vivid lc~~on
into makings of symphon y
Fifth graders throughout Orange
County got their final chance to
expenence cla'>Sical mllSJl' liw a1 1.he
Orange Counry Perfomling Arts
C .cntl:'r Monday, as part of the
Philhannonic !>ociet)' Youth
LJuaJIJcm Programs' 46th annual
Conccns for Fifth-Grader!>. The
concert mcluded perfonnanc:e-. by
the Orange County Youth Symrhony
Orch~tra Throughout the conu~rt.
srudcnt were educated about tht'
nuances of an orchestra and it"
numerous instruments.
More than 1,000 people
surrounded Newport I !arbor I IJgh
School's flagpole Tuesday to pay
tribute to Jose Ganbay. a Costa Ml~
Marine who was lcilled m lmq la.<,t
month. Sntdents, facuJty. family ilnd
friends gathered 10 c;hare their
thoughts about the alumnus.
Van~ University has taken the
first step to build prorrusmg
partner,hipc; wtth Costa Me.a and
• •JUNE CASAGRANDE ~overs Newport
Beacti and John Wayne Airport She may
be readied at 19491574-4232 or bye mail al
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Window smashing
across C.osta Mesa
1-"stancia high school by offem1>( two
<,tuden~ Imm each school $20,000
\<:hnl.aNlipi>. Both Vanguanl aud rht.•
~ewpon Mesa Umfied School
Dlstml and hope to eventually
<'>.1encl tJw ..cholar.ihi.p to indudc the
n1r .... polll 1• .,aid Wednc~day. Nint•
'>•mLlar 111ud1·n1'> wl're reponec.l
hetwet>n \.fart h 28 and Man:h ·m. aJI
invol1,,111~ \C.1.11ct..U ... either hitting a
'-'1ndoY. with .i ha-.eball bat, throwing
obiett' m probably usmg a pellN or RB
gun.
I he 1111 uk11t<, were not concentrated
in 1m1• ,1rt•a, but reportedly on.urred all
O\.l'r 1lw t 11y Paularino Avenue,
Ludwig Van
Beethoven,
played by
Joho-Oavtd
Keller, gives
Garden
Grove's
Enders
Elementary
School an
up·dose
lesson m
music during
Monday's
performance
of "Ups and
Downs.~
MARK C OU<;f,N
OAILV Ptl 01
di..c;tnct's other lugh school.._
• CHRISTINE CARRIUD covers education
and may be readied at (9491 5744268 or
by&-ma1l at
chnst1ne cam/lo a latunes com
aff~l>d vchicl~. police said
fhcrc are no suspects in custody.
Descnpuons or lhe alleged vandals
have al&<> been hard lo get because only
two of the victims even came clo.o.e to
catchmg a glimpse of anyone lhe
vandals. Police only have the
description of "a maJe wearing a denim
jaclcet • and another man "wearing darlc
clothes.· be gaining momcnlum. County
Supervisor Jim Sliva said he might
support the plan, and residents m1gh1
be amenable 10 the idea as welJ.
a.'ISuming the c 11y i~ wdhng to
comprom1<,<• on some key po11w.
Vandal.. apparently embarked on a
wmdow-brealung ~pree last weekend.
possibly using basehall bats and RB
guns to !>maf->h the glas:;, of home:. and
Bn:.101 \trt.'£'1, \unOower Avenue. Maple
Avr11111· Ho\f> 1.cme, Monte VL'ila
Avem•t' c .m..iry Dnve, Rosemary Place
and I .1hradur Drive. Five of the
inullt•nt'> involved homes. and four
• DEE.PA BHAAAnt covers public safety and
courts She may be reached al (9491
57~26 or by e-mail at
deeps bharsth ~latimn.com
NOTABLE
QUOTABLES
"I d()n't think they
s/Jould be outsitk before
1/Jey get their act ll~ther
with the original pnmlt,
and /the commission/ put
a lot of conditions on
that. They violated the
first permit for years. I
tlJink it's completely right
to proue first tliat they can
live wilhin t~
conditions before /the city/
gives t,>,zem anything
more.
-Lars Slvrlng. a
neighbor to Trinity
Cllristian Center in C,osta
Mesa, on th~ center's
appeal to the City
Council to allow them to
film outside again
'"/ don't know how we
will come to consensus. I
think it's going to be very
difficult. fit's) going to
require people to be really
lronest on the dais and
when we talk about
individuals. It's very
difficult to do . . I tlri11k ii
can be done. "
.-Ubby Cowan. Costa
Mesa councilwoman, on
the council choosing
someone to replace
outgoing Mayor Karen
Robinson, who will step
down from the dais Aprtl
15
·rm only interested in
the best peT'SOn for the job.
I ®n't care if it's a man,
ll'Oman or ManiLm .. "
-Gary Monahan,
Losta Mesa councilman,
on the prospect that the
city's next police chief
couJd be a woman
'711Rre's no rhyrru! or
rPllSOn to it. Its uery
natural for peoplR to be
shocked or cauglrt off
guard.. W1&at do you do
when you're mjoying a
quiet evening at home
watching 1V and
50m«JM just drillf!S by
and breaks your
windcJwr
-Dale Birney, Cosla
Mesa Police lieutenant,
on vandals that have
been breaking windows
in various areas of the
City
~It would be a shame to
bmJk up OJrona <WI Mar.
We're a littk be«/1
mdaue. We call ti tfu?
Village. I'd hate to Stt it
split up. H
-BW Slndalr.
president of the Corona
del Mar Chamber or
Commerce, on the likely
breakup of Corona del
Mar's City Council district
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WEATHER FORECAST 5-toot waves end• northwest
swell of 6 to 8 feet.
Expec1 mo9tly sunny .tdea
with highs In the middle eo..
Overnight, wauti for clearer
skies end temps dropping to
the mid-to upper-409
On Monday, eunny end
wanner with hip expec1ed
to reech above 70 degreM.
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BOATING FORECAST
The wtettv wtnds win
blow 10 to 15 knots in the ""*' wa19n today, wi1h 1· to
8-foot w.vee and• mixed
\¥Mt end IOUth IWell of about
4 tMt. 'Tht wind w111 bu11d to
15 to 20 knotl with IWella
tttvlno wMteftV end topping °"' st 4 to 5 fMt thl9 evening.
Out farther, lhe •
noithwut.ty wlnd9 wUI ~
20 to 25 mom •fiy. bl.It wttf
• down to 15 to 20 knots In
the aftitmoon. bpect 3-to
SURF
Today Is pretty muc:ti e
bust. with bruka topping out
In the w.Jst..high range.
West-feeing break.a mey ... •
f1IW dlesl-hlgha.
Another eouthwMt swell
anivea Monday, but ft doesn't •nv b9tter then dlesl-high.
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LOOKING BACK Scouts celebrate Earth Day The politics Troop 226 and others from the area spend
the day picking up trash and enjoying
outdoor events at Fairview Park.
. .
of bowling Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
ganit..ed by Kyle Quaunan, a
member of the fc\irvlew P·.uk
Fnencb U>mmiu~. which i.pon
sored Lhe event. me commlltt.-e
is <.urrently working on a large
restorallon project for the park,
Quatman said.
~ona Lanes nearly
made it into the
political arena during
1992 election.
~olita Harper
9aifyP1lot
L ong before the showdown
between recreation-loving
residents and Kohl's
department store, Kona Lanes
bowling alley on Harbor
Boulevd.fd was scheduled to be
che spot of a national political
showdown.
ln October of 1992,
representatives of President
George Bush. Bill Uinton and
contender Ro~ Pero1 agreed to a
bowl-off. of soru. at Costa Mesa\
very own Kona Lanes. The event
~billed~ "Stars and $trike<;
Forever" but Wa.) dubbed the
·Perot Oiallenge." by the Texas
b~ionaire'i. i.upporters becaw.c
they were the first to accept Lhc
challenge.
Gener.ti manager at the time.
Oierie Nagy. said she wasn't a!>
concerned with the bragging
eights of the best bowler, rather
che entertainment of the even1.
She wa-. quoted ru. saying. "We
could ui.e a little levity in this
i;lection."
INVESTMENT OR
SECOND HOME?
By Dav~ Wont
I ht>re 1~ J J1ffcrt>ncc A
St°(.onJ hnml.', for ta.x purpose~.
rt>ally 1~n 1 one th.u we rent out
more 1h.rn. \.iy, rwo wt>eks of
any y~rs ( onversdy, we onh·
suy m .in invt"tment pro~ny
for the hnef um• in takt>~ 10
do rep.ms t>.ich year. (( he~k
with your IJX .advisor on hc1w
to .ippro.id1 tht"Se nuners.)
And yet . .i second home
un indeed prove 10 be a grc.it
investment JU\I .is your
pnm.iry rn1Jenle c.in If
indeeJ 1t qu.il1fies .is .a second
home for tax purpust>s, then
you will en1oy all the 1ax
'benefits you get wuh your first
homt>. includtng dcductibil1ry
of murcg.igc interest and
propcny 1.uc~ (w1th1n spetifil
pott>nu~ Jim115) .and arrcmely
liberal cxemp11on from
t:u.it1on of gams when you sell
, chc home.
For most peuple. the second
: home 1s usu.illy a vaatiol)
home ... and often a home dut
1hcy Ut° likely to move into
full-time when 1hcy rcurc. For
some. a home may move
rather fluidly from being an
investment pro~rty one year
into becoming .i second home
· another. With good advice, the
. homeowner tan make the
most of ownership benefits at
different umcs during the
years s/hc owns the home-
durmg tht> different phases of
his anJ! her own life. For good
real estate advice call me at
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The I 992 election was at a
time of unparalleled historicaJ
peace as the familiar landmarks
of> the Cold War -from the
Berlin Wall to intercontinental
mis.Wes and bombers on
Constant high alert -;-were
gone. Eastern Europe Was
i{ldependent, the Soviet Union
had dissolved, Germany was
united, Arabs and Israelis were
engaged in direct negotiations,
and the threat of nuclear
rnnflic1 was greatly cluninished.
Our troop'> had recently
returned from their lir<;I tour in
the Per.tan (,ulf. but the cheer.
faded 11110 financial d1str~
People wen~ lch reeling from
one of the wor ... t rece~-.iom,
-;in ct• 1980s and 1 hcrt' were
layoff., aero'>.'> the botird, from
wlute to blue mild! ;1nd middle
management
Locals wen:' look.mg forward
to a lighthearted !ihowdown
that had nothing 10 do with the
euinomy. urwmploymcnl or
health care. nw howl-off
offered Lhe pcrfct 1 wnuc but
the rcprc~nlJll\l''> never
'hO\'l<ed
Perot'!> offiuah "'ere rcJdy to
go. \\llh their balb huffed and
howlmg !>hoe\ '>llllied Rw,h
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COSTA MESA -l:.ric I lalvcr
son found two socks. Rolcyt Du
lac came across some beer bot-
tles. Others from their· Cub
Scout troop discovered di'i-
carded records and rugs.
The enthusiastic Cub Scouts
picked up th~ sundry item!> at
Palrview Park and plopped
them into trash bags 5aturday
mornmg as pan of the first
Earth Day in the Park.
l·.arth Day i1> celebrated
around the world ai; a day to
pay tnbute to the cnvmmment
1-airview Park. more than lfXl
people \howed up to lc:nd help-
ing hand'> 10 1he clean up cffon
and enioy typilaJ allractmn\
lrkt• lree train ride'> from the
Orangl' <.ounty MOlkl Fngi
lll'l'r\
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""l' hadn't done 11, lthe park)
would probably be a lot
more " '><llll Rokyt, 11, a'> he
groped for a word to liru'>h the
'>L'l11Cllte.
"Junky," filled m Byan
O'Huyle. l I. aho part or < .ub
St out I roop 226.
l .. 1nh l>a} m 1he P·,uk wa-. or
Rita Wine brought her five
and-a-half year-old daughter •
Ashley to help instiU pride for the
environmenl 111 her daughter.
Mil's a way to do something for
the commun11y, ft Wme '>did "It\
good for our children 10 takl'
care of our open ~pace."
Some organizations with intl'r
est in the environmen1 c;et up t.i
hie~ 10 educatl' passer.by hkt· thl'
Earth He-.ourte I ound.1111111
ba<ied 111 < .O'>la \1e~
Nicole Hamel, youth 1m1~r.ir11
coordmator. '>Jtd '>hl' \\a' 1111
pre'>'>ed to '>Ct' 'o man} Jud, 1.Jkt·
pan in the deJn,up effort
"II\ Krl'al that kid'> arl' ou1 ht·rt·
and under'>tJnd ho""' 1mpor1.int
our da1ly actlC>n'> arl'... 11.tlllt'I
sard "And 1f Lhe} undt•r...t.md
1hat recyclable'> neL>d 10 lw rl'CV·
dcd and tra<ih goe'> rn the tra'>h,
11\ a good le.,.,on for the lOlllmu
ni1y a~ a whole "
N. l:..trth Day panicipa11l'> filt·d
in and out of the parli..rng lot.
they pa'>'>c:d the t olorful tlc11-:' 111
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Sea lion reappears
at 28th Street Jetty
A big bull sea lion that has
been making recurring ap-
pearance on thi: beach and
rocks near the 28th Street
Jetty In Newpon Beach
showed up again Saturday
afternoon.
The sea lion waddled up to
the rocks around 3:20 p.m .
and caused the usual buzz as
.• onlookers clamored lo get
close ro him. said Lt. Dave
Wenger with the Newpon
Beach, Lifeguard Depart-
ment. Unfortunately, sea li-
ons are not as cute as they
seem, ei.pecially this one.
whith weighs in excess of
100 pounds, Wenger said ·we have had a history of
.. ea lions occasionally be-
came they get trapped ...
from the water and ltheyJ
can bite people and people
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
•Babcock Str9et: Possession
of drug paraphernalia was
reported in the 1600 blade at
8:54 p.m. Thursday.
• Bristol Street Embezzlement
was repd'rted in the 3300 blade
at 7:54 p.m. Thursday.
• Center StJeet An auto theft
was rtiported in the 600 blade
at 5:50 p.m. Thursday.
• Mesa Drive and N~r!
Boulevard: A hit-and-~as
reported at 6:23 p.m.
Thursday
• Pl.centia Avenue: A
commercial burglary was
reported an the 2000 blodc at
5:01 p.m. Thursday.
• Rose Lane and Santa Ana
Avenue: A traffic accident
involving injuries was
reported at 11:49 p.m.
Thursday
•West 19th Street Possession
of narcotics was reported m
CREEKS
Continued from Al
sa.'tion of the Santa Ana River
that came w1der increased scru
tiny in 2002 when Defend the
Bay founder Bob Caustm, a local
environmentalist, annotrnced a
settlement with a group of Otino
Valley dairies that he srud were
polluting the waterway.
Cauc;tm also spent month'> tn·
vestigatmg the IS.sue and co1Je1.;t-
ing a bevy of data abour the
problem.
"It was E,treat news," Caustin
'>aid about the li!>llng. "It gives w.
a lie to litigate and force the re·
'>pons1ble paniei. upstream to do
whal 11> nghl,'" <....tw.tin said.
• fhcy t dn no longer deny that
don't realize It because they
thlnJc they're so cute," Wen-
ger said.
1Wo weekends ago, the
same sea lion was bold
e nough to saunter onto the
beach, Wenger saJd.
"Once that animal gets
spooked or decides it wants
to move, it can move really
fast and when you have a cir-
cle of people around It, the
people who are in the inner
circle start to' run and they
can't."
Left in isolation on the
rocks Saturdax-the sea lion
stayed on the Jetty ror a few
more hours and then re-
turned home to the ocean.
Wenger said.
Eric Metz, of the Newport
Beach Police Department's
Animal Control division,
said the huge sea lion has
been coming up on the
beach for the pa~I three 10
four weeks.
the 1000 blodc at 8:48 p.m.
Thursday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Bayside Drive and Jamboree
Road: A traffic accident
involving injuries was
reported at 1 :52 p.m.
Thursday.
•Ford and P,.irie roads:
Indecent exposure was
reported at 6:23 p.m.
Thursday.
• la Vida and University Drive:
Vandalism was reported at
11 :48 p.m. Thursday.
• Newport Center Drive West:
Forgery was reported in the
900 blade at 9:49 p.m.
Thursday.
• Perk Lane: Garage burglary
was reported in the 3600 blade
at 6:27 p.m. Thursday.
• Via Eboli: Petty theft was
reported in the 100 block at
7:58 p.m. Thursday.
•White CUffs Drive: Petty theft
was reported m the 100 blodc
at 1 51 p.m Thursday
11· ... a serious problem.'"
Cow waste 1hac enters the
'>anla Ana River containi. viruses
tha1 are moved down the line
toward Orange ( ounty. Caustin
~id.
Caustin won a landmark. law-
suit against 1he EPA in the
mid-1990s that forced the
agency to set pollutant mandatei.
for Upper Newport Bay; San Di-
ego Creek, wtuch drc1.ins into the
bay; and Newport 1 larl>or.
There is no date scheduled for
when the EPA will announce the
final protected hi>!.
• PAUL CLINTON covers the
environment. business and poltt1cs
He may be reached at (949)
764-4330 or bye mail at
pau/.clinton .!t lat1mes.com
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STUNNING
Continued from Al
high chair for Newport Beach.
Thill pa.rt. overlooking the
intersection of Dover Drive and
Coast Highway, is the best
natural way to taJce In as much of
the city ft! (:li<>Mlble. In a single
sweeping panorama the Back
Bay, the ocean, the harbor and
Cat.alJna are within a single
glance.
Once the site of various
man-made structures -
everything from a dirt golf
course near the tum of the 20th
century to a its now gone but
n3fllesake Castaways restaurant
-this park is in the process of
being restored to its original
beauty.
5) Tup of the Perris wheel at
the Balboa Island Pun 7.one.
Though this may not be the bes1
way to gel a good. long look at
the glory of Newport Harbor, it's
a great way to get a bunch of
good short looks. Located at a
top tourist hotspot in Balboa
Vtllage on the Peninsula, a lot of
visitors get their first good look
at Newport Beach from atop the
Ferris Wheel Among the sites
they enjoy bustling beneath is ...
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
The path from Inspiration Point to Corona Del Mar State ~each ts one of the most scenic spots in
Orange County-if not the state -especially on clear days.
6) Balboa Island Ferry. Ulce a
Fun 7..one ride for locals. the
ferry i~ as fun as it h functional.
mat's because it's dose-up view
of the harbor is constant but ever
changing. Residents who use the
forry for purely utilitarian
reasons never know what they'll
~ on the water on any given
day. The ever-dynami<. life on the
harbor includes varying
sailhoats. powerboat~ and
charter boats. ~ welJ a-.
occasional wildlife sightings.
Depending on where rhe ferry
COMMENTS
CoQttnued from Al
··rm a tree."
·me spring flowers are really a
high-energy rush, guaranteed to
malce you smile and cure what
atl'> you. Get out therl' and '>Oak
up '>ome color.
N, I've told you bt•forc. you
don·1 have to go far to be
ama7.cd and amu!-.ed. (,l'I on lhe
fret•way, doe!>n't maltN which,
and take a leisurely drive to
nowhere. fhe ramp., and
hillsides are in ruJJ bloom.
Look at tho'>e hill!> on either
side of the San Diego t-reeway
between Culver and the El Toro
Y, or the mverside Frt'eway to
Green River Drive. I don't know if
the hilb are alive with the sound
of music (you can't hear a thing
with the windows rolJed up) but
they are greener than an lnsh
country meadow, which is torally
green. fry the Foothill Eastern
loll Road. 11'1> wildOowcrs as far
a-; the eye can see, all color, alJ
the umc.
l·or the uJurnare ru ... h. 1here
are 1he nower field., in Carbbad
WHArs AFLOAT
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penodically. If you are planning a
nau1ical event, submit the
mformat1on to the Daily Pilot, 330
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SAILING CLASSES
Orange Coast Cotlege 1s offering
new credrt and noncredit sa1hng
classes this spnng. Most classes
are five w~ks 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,
Ooati.. it offers exciting sights at
the BaJboa Pavilion and alJuring
expanses of harbor leading to
and away from the ocean.
7) fJulgn V1ew Park. While
looking to get a good look at the
water, the last place you'd tllJ.ru.
to look 1s inland from Coa'it
l lighway. Yet lo and behold.
lurching above lhis fast-moving
thoroughfare is a popular little
park with perfect views of the
harbor. 1..ocated on OUT Drive
near the inrersection of Coast
Highway and Riven.ide Avenue.
this small blanket of green slopes
gentJy down toward the highway
right where the Mariners Mile i~
at iti. bei>t. And when boat races
are taking place in the harbor.
-less than an hour down the
road and wonh every minu1e.
Get off the 1-5 at Palomar Airpon
Road. Easy. It I'> a 50-acre
cxpto .. ion of color through
which you C<ln walk, run or sniff
to your i.niffer·~ delight. It's even
wheelchair accessible, which I
appreciatt• at the moment.
Rad. home. 'Pring planung
ran be a lot of fun. We don'I do
much of that al our place
though. Sharyn keeps the plan•
clipped. -.nipped and colorful
year-mund, and I have never
once het•n accused of having a
green thumb, iearu. or anything
el'>e lbc only thing I can grow 1'
sweet ba'11, .. basilico" rn Italian.
whKh doe!. fine in the Yukon or
the 5ahara if you water it once a
year. which I can do. Other lhan
that, I am a human hcrb1l·1dt•.
When my wife bring_<.
something home from the
nur-..ery, 'he shields it w11h one
hand. rushel. past me and -.ay-.
"Don"t look at it."
'Iner<' I!-., of cour<.1!, that uther
au1.hcn11cating 'ign of <,pring.
the one tha1 tiptoed through
your bedroom at 2 a.m. 1oday.
Not the ca1 -the time change
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Sailing Fascination offers cluses
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Orange County employers can
bring their employees out lo
Newport Beadl on weekdays to
en1oy a day of sailing courtesy of
Orange Coast College The
School of Sailing and
Seamanship now offers a chance
for groups to work with the
on-board mstructor on different
sailing techniques while they get
advice on how to perform well in
business. No sailing experience
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there's no place better to be.
8) Crystal CAJve State Beach.
Sometimes you just want to feel
lilce the last person on earth.
alone at the point where the
world rums to water and Oow..
on ne\ll'r ending. Even when
other people are visible nearby.
Crystal Cove creates a feeling
that's like a mom en I out of the
book of Genesis. There's '>0 little
civiliuttion. And the standing on
the cliff that drops Lo the ocean
is a like standing at the dropping
off pornt lO eternity.
9) Balboa Island Bridge. II\
jw.t a little i.trett:h of concrete
that M!rves a.s the main road
onto the i.'>land, but the rc'>idenl<i
and tourist~ who sit on tht>
DaytJght savtng ttme begin!> in
most i;tates at 2 a.m. on the fir!>!
Sunday or April, then revE'rt'> to
standard ume at 2 a.m. on the
last Sunday of October.
And don"t worry. I won't
mention tht• "Spring forward •
thing agam If you don't know ll
by now. I can do nothing lor you
Whose idea w~ thi-. anyway?
It wa., 1ha1 remarkable
geniui.-.;nentist-invenior with
the really bad hair -Dr.
Benjamin Fr..mklin -tlw
cleverl'\I founding father who
ever fnundt'd a nation Dr Bt>n\
tdt'a to 1mprovl' product1V1I) hy
taking heller ath .u1tagc> of thl'
long !>pring and <,ummer day.,
took a while to calch on. but 1t
wa'> in UM' here and around the
world by the end of World War I.
I lawaii. An1.ona. the lJ.~.
temtone-. and a ponion of
Indiana do nor ob~rve daylight
..aving 11Jlll.' I lawai1 and Aruuna
are q11i1e 'klll.,fied with their
.,harr of dayhghr. thank you. and
I don'r knnw what the probll'rn 1-.
bridge with camerciS know ~er
At sunset. the westward view'
from this linJe bridge is as
stunning as any in the city.
I 0) Balboa and Newport
piers. They're almost too obviou'
ru. picks for best views in
Newport Beach because that's
what they're there for. Ruby's at
the end of the Balboa Pier is<
great spot to watch the oc~
waves, but really, any place on
the piers will do for a
breathtaking view
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers ·
Newport Beedl and John Wayflll
Airport. She may be reached at 1$49)
574-4232 or bye mail at
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dayligh1 ~vmg tune because the
Nava10 reserwuon sLretch~ mio
New Mexico and Utah. And
here's something you can
impress everyone with a1 the
next dmner party.
Chicken farmers ha1e dayli.:111
savmg tlJTle and have led sever.ti
efforts 10 over rum tt. none
<,ucce<.SfuJ. Apparently. all the
roosters and ch1d.ens out there.
who are naturally programmed
to shake a leg and pther part.s'at
dawn, are badJy da.7.ed. confllfft'd
and di~oriented by the
twice-yearly t1mt t.hange
As. a result. 1w1le a year.
producuvity drop'> for we<'kl>
un1il 1he puaJed pouhry can
fcx:ui..
Can you lind 1111<, kind of
mformation anywhere else? ·
I ..ay you can11ot.
So there you have 11. If you
fol'}tot 10 set the clock last night.
you're late. But not 10 worry
01eck out the nowe~ and
you"ll feel better. l goua go.
in Indiana. but I'll bet i1\ , •PETER BUFFA 1s a former Costa
c.:omphcalf'd. Mesa mayor His column runs
lntl'rl?'>tlngly, the Navajo Sundays He may be readied by
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BOAT RENTALS
Wrth Marin• Wat.,Sports at the
Balboa Fun Zone, you can en1oy
nauucal experiences from mild to
wild. Take a self-guided tour of
the bay m your choice of power
and sail watercraft, 1ump the
ocean swells in a Sea-Ooo jetboat.
put you sport fishing skills to the
test ma fully equipped Boston
whaler. or soar above hall on a
parasail flight along the Newport
coast. Complimentary ice and
beverages are included with all
electric boat rentals
Balboa Boat A.mats can put you
on the water m many ways: with
single and double kayaks, electric
boats. 14-holder sailboats, pedal
boats and runabouts for offshore
use or cruising the bay. Balboa
Boat Rentals also holds two-hour
scavenger hunta •board the
electric: bay boam. providing
group ect.lvity for corporations.
birthdays, nonprofit
organfzatlona and group outings.
The hunt pa<Qges include boats.
trfvi• questions. maps, Polaroid
cameras and auppliea. The cost of
a hunt begins at $225 per boat
and catering la available at en
additional rate. For hunt
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Elec:1rlc boat ..maa. .. ~
by the hour It Duffy Electric:
Boats, 2001 W Coast Highway,
N9WJ)Ort Buch. AJI boeta are
equipped wfth window
enc&o.ur• and CD players. Ice
and cupa are pn:Mdod.
ReMNatlont are suggested. Alt
hour ntntal la S?a. (949) M&-«1812.
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tnd ~-.,. evailabte for"""
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one-and two-hour gondola
cruises. A one-hour tour with
champagne 1s $70. A two-hour
tour whh dinner and champagne
1s $180. Pidtup is available at
waterfront restauran1s (949)
675-4984.
Irvine Coast ChartMs in Udo
Marina Village offers two-ho~
electric boat cruises with a
gourmet dinner. $180 for two
persons. (949) 675-4704.
GondoU AomltnCe °"'8n daily
tours of Newport Harbor during
lunch and dinner Call (949)
675-4730. The tours go out of
Udo Marina Village, 3400 Via
Oporto, Newport Beach.
CRlASES
Electric: Boat Tours afft8lw
two-hour cruises of Newport
Harbor ($75 per cruise).
Round-trip hotel or off-the-water
restaurant shun.le servioe is
available. Pldt-op from
restaurants with dodts is alao
available. Chartered end catered
tours. (949) 291-1953 or
www. wettsontheh•rbor.oom.
The Newport Landing .......
available fo r weddings and •
receptions. cocktail and :·
alghtseelng crulH1, and
meetings. The coat 11 $500 for
the first two hours, plua $ 160 for
uch edd1tlonal hour. (949) •
361-3640.
• I
fun lone 8oet Co. NM a
4'6-mlnuto crulM (edultt. $8;
dllldren, $1) end• 90-mlnute • ~
cruise (adulls, $8; dllldren, *''
departing from Balboa Fun Zone
fNWV 30 minutee from 11 un._to
7 p.m. dally. Private tn.nera n
avallable. (Mal 173-02AO. ,
rT:9'J nr · .. --. -~
L:.:.:.:i.~ -, cl
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MOrtuaty * Chapel • Cremauon -••
110 Bf'OadWay. Costa Mela
842-8180 . fl
Dady Piiot
.....
. ~ CHECK IT OUT .. . ~ . . ~-= Novel
·.-. .
ways· to
revisit
history
H istory go~ down easy for
preteenl> wtth a httJe help
from hii.toncal ficuon
For decade">, th1-. o;ct of
reader. ha.., had tht•tr appetlll">
whet for the genrl' hy dot..t>n<; or
clru.sic<;. Ttme·te!>ted favorite'>
include Sydney 'laylor\
"All-of-a -Kind Family," about a
Wiscon'>m.
Jewish famjly
laving 111
turn-o f·thc
century Nt'w
York and
Laura lngalb
Wilder\
"Unle House
In the Big
Woods," \et
Ill
pioneer-era
More recently. Karen
Cushman revisited medwv-.tl
l:.ngland 111 Newbery
Award-wmrung "The Midwife's
Apprentice." Karen I lei.se
returned to IX.•pre'-'>IOn t'ra
OklahomJ 111 MOut orthe Oust,"
clOOlhcr Newbery Award winner
New on the '>hl'lw' t.!> l le<.'it'\
"Witness," a
moving novel
wntten 111
lymal ver'>c
lluough II
dJ-.tinct
voice!..
111cluding
those or d
12 year old
African
Amencan girl
and a 6 yecir old daughter of .i
Jel.\1sh '>hoc ~e'>rnan, I IC'>.'>t'
tell\ cl \tory of Ku i....lux Klan
horrors m 1924. A'> a
springboard for a d1'>(.w,,1on
about tolerance. tht'> ht\tonrally
accurate chromde "an
tn.!>tghcful choice for readt•r., m
fifth grade and above
foleranu• aJ..o figun•, 111to
"Dear Papa." Anne YlVJ...aker'')
novcl-111-letter.., '>et during
World WaI II. Afler thl' death of
her lather. nmt• ye.tr old l'>ahelll'
b(•gim wnt111g 10 hrm for a
'>rhool assignment Struggling
with grid and her Lutheran
mother\ n•mamagc to a
(.Jthoh( man,
i,he remindi,
reader<. of the
1oys of
tradinonal
correc;pon
dence. even
tn an
e mail rcl1an1
world.
Barthnght
• ., a' central
as history in The Royal Diary
series. a collect1on about
celebrated princ~\e<., duch~es
and queens. Rccen1 volumes
include "Vktorla. May Blossom
or Brttannla" by Anna KJrwan,
an account of three years in the
childhood of England's Queen
Victoria. Other series ti tles
concentrate on Marie
Antoinette, Anastasia, wamor
See CHECK. Paa• A6
•
ezsure
TRAVEL TALES
.POLAR BEAR INVASION
Churchill, north of
Winnipeg in
Manitoba, is known as
the polar bear capital
of the world.
By Pat Nelsser
0 m:e upon a llnll'. not Vt:r\
long agu. u .,now whatl' <1rl tu;
hare ..at th.itung away w11h
an ebony rawn on thl' t•dgc•
of t11e 1undra 111 <l1urth11J, ( .Jn<1da An
awe<,truck hu.,load of 14 VNlor'
gawked oul of their wtndowi,,
wondering if lhii. wa-. a Nortlwrn
branch of Disneyland. tor al lt•a-.1 frvt:
rn111ute'>, lhb friendly rnterthangl'
rnnLtnued until lhe raven j.,'T<ttt•fully
.,pread 1ti. wing!> and i.oared .iw.ty 10
'>ellle on a rock overlook.111g I lud,011
Hay. Thl' arcuc hare rt·ma1m•d -.wit .. , ,,
fev. 1111n·p1d '>oub cmwll'd tlu,1.·r lo
look..
What an tncre<lrble beg1nr1111g to our
four-day '>lay 111 tht' 11ort11em fl'.tth of
Lhe proVlllce of Man11ob<1 tn < .anal.1.1.
for two year.. I had lne<l to gl'I on 1h1'
WLldlile Adventure'> tour, .ind lu1 l..1·l.I
our uni} Liu.!> pa'>l fall. 1m n111g I I otlwr
eager polar bear emhu,i..1.-.i-. lor .1
dd1gh1tul '>lay ell the l harnu11gl} rthlll
Bear Country Inn 111 1lw hl'art of
U1urth11l
Bundled up 111 \V-clrm l lo1h1·, .tnd
boot!> a.' cidvrM'tl hy lht• lour gro11p. \.'>t'
wen· ready for lrt'e1111g H'mpl•ra1un·-.
and we got them. Wl' wert' .11-.o lt•rrtllh
excited about 111et•t111g a kw of tht·w
awewme creaturl'-. .md ,1•1·ing rlwrn
up clo'>e and per.on.ti
Fonunately for v1,1tor-.. rlw up llo..,1·
meant Lhat we were em lo..,t•d 111 .1 lll/V
lundra Buggy. '><I.ft• from till' l.srg1· lll.1;1..
claw-. of the..e ha11d.,onw h1•.1-.i-. I ht•,1·
bulky white buggie'> haw 1•111ir111<111..,
all·terram ttre,, a bathroom. 't'<ll' .1111..l
windo~ lha1 open from th(' top \11
open bcilcony offer' ni.klt'r lool..... .11 1h1·
local bed.'>lS. My flr.t \.I('\'<. or .1
l.OOO·pound male llt.'.ir w1t11 ht'
black-bu11on no'>t' cind .,ilk) hair a' ht·
loped wward our bugi.,ry .. ,d..,
brealhtahng. 111 .. hair nm,t•d hlu d
field of wheat rn <1 gt·ntl1.· \..aml
No creature ha.'> tht· 'tatur1· a11ll
grandeur of t.ht'> l.irge'>t of I.mu
creature'> I It' crawle<.l up tltt• '1dt· of 1lw
buggy. and I rt•mmed mv fau• lrom thl'
dnver\ window 111 a nano't't ontJ
lne')(;' b<.'auuful hea.'>l'> .in· .my1h111g bur
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Newport Beach reSldent Pat f\letsser V1Slted the Canadian town of Churct11!1 dn drea Clubbed ttie polar bear capital of the NCl'IO
IFYOU GO
Wildlife Adventures· (800) 544 5049
Air Canada flies from LAX to Winnipeg
and then to Churchill on Calm Air
fl ll'nllly, and although rhn look hkl'
flutfy ~lulled arnmat.... gL·ntlt•, 1lw¥
.ir1·n·t C unma ... yl' .... wl111 h 1-. why lht•v
111111t: up 1111 ... 1•.
I hur\ v.hy no llllt' k1•J-, rht.·m .1-.
wl'll. lh1·w werl' .11 lt•.L-.t 211 lw.1r-.
c.Junng our\ 1.,ll., 10 till' 1ur11.Jr.i I 0
milt.•\ from< hurdull 'wu u1uld l'Vt'll
,,,,~· ma tundra lodge out lwre I ht
pol.tr lw.ir' )wad for th" l.hurchtll
( ..ipt· .irt·a t'Vt'r\ laJI lo w.ve un11l lht>
ha\ frl·t•/t'., mer tht'n lhl'\ dtvt• tor
tlw1r la\.nrtlt' nll'ah -.,ut tUlt>nt '>l'al'-
Rut thl'} onf\ hunt in ,., mH·r ... o lht•
halam t• of IJt'ar, 10 -.eah -.1,1v'> ('\ l'll \ \1·
,tl.,._1 '>a\\ \\hilt' artUl foxt'"· f•tarmlJ<illl.,
1 allt·d .. 1up1d dm L.en ... J and a fl'\'
mnn' hare' pla) rng on tlw fro1t·n
J.'TOUnJ
B.11. I.. 111 tht.• "''1111~mg lo\'<.11 of
c l1urrh1ll. \\Ith j(){) permanent
111h.1b1tan1 ... \~t· "''"' lht: Polar Ht«lr 1.111
11t,11 l..t.•t•Jh V.Jncftonng ht'<tr. lrnm
Polar bE'ars are often seen la:,1ng around an Churchll. north ot Winn~g lf1 the
Manrtob<J prOVtnce
\\llldt"' .111.t h1111" h11111111r Bl'.tr
.1l.1rm' ~11 1111 .11111 kid ... ha\•' 111 t'.HI~
1 url1•\, I ht• f•lll1·d ht•.ir, .ir1· tlartl'U
1.1~l'd .111tl flm\11 \1,1lwl1<11pl1•r h.u ~ 111
th1· \'1ltft-rr11•,.,,
<l1urc hill Jll.t\ lw 1111\ 11111 11,
fl r111,111n11 I' 1•1111rn111u' ·" .1r.· "'
lrl'qu1•111 tu rr) \ 1 ... 1111r' II Jl\11 1' tht
0111\ 'llll.lr1 IH port 111 C ~111.tdil .11111 H'
h\1• 11111111111 h11,h1 I i.:r•11n n1mple\
See TRAVEL. Paee A6
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Modern design: fresh and functional
I f your 1mpre~ ... 1on of Modt•m
design"' ...rmply that "les.' • ., mcm···
)'OU are nght and wrong Thr..,
week I have bern runnmg around
tal'Jng a peek at wme of the best
hou-.e<; m Newpon Reach tn
preparation for the Newport I larhor
I ligh Home tour
My job i'> to wnte the honw
desi:riptton... '>Cl I get to t.tke a m1111
tour of my own before tfte btg day. and
I get the chance to share my
impressions and favorite vignette<,
with the tidcet holder.. in an lillempl
to malce their experience educational
as well enjoyable.
As I ran from house to house tha' '
KAREN
WIGHT
' week and began to
construct rn~ .:anw
plan for each venue
there WU!> on<' honw
that I reaJ17,ed
n t'edt.>d more Vll'\\t'r
prep lhan lhe
other>. ~me 1h111g ...
.ire mort: 1h,m thn
might '>eem at fir..t
amprel>!>ion. What
we call wmodcrn" ....
nor just abou1
minimalt'im.
I ht' Modern movement is actuall)·
more 1han I 00 year'> old. The
philu ... ophic!> that define Modernism
.11 t• nut ,1h11111 11·...., b mun• I hough
t t•rt.11111\ I h1•li1·H' rh.11 .1d.1~1· 1' 1rn1·
~l11dt•rr11-.1 .... 11 w.111\ .1rnved .ii dean
,mt.I 'UT1pl1• hrH'' through a rnmplt•x
thnught rm< t'"' .mt! l'tl hl..1· to "h.ir1• .1
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.tpprn I.Ill'. 11111 11111\ 11111111·' < ri·a1t J
"'11h tlw \lrnkrn mm 1•m1•n1 111 mmtl
hul .1J...11 1111• pt11f11,11pll\
I rJnk 1111\d \\ 11gh1 1 .... 1 n.111w 1h.11
lllO'I p1•opl1• Ill lht \H''1t:r11 \'<.Orld
rt.'l'OKlll/t' I It• \\,t'> horn 111 \'vt'>t'tlO'>lrl
111 18h •• 111d tlwd rn 1q5q B-.. lrammg,
Ill' \'l.,t'> .01.art111111 I \rt .111d anaf'y ... 1 ...
Wl'rt' 11&1•, ur111·r,10rtt.''> ot ht., 1hou~h1
prot.t'" Cl\1·1rtw111ur ... t• or ha ... t.treer.
W11.:hr 1 rt .111·tl "'lt.11 lw 11·rnwll
m ga1111 ,11d111P1 1u11•" an h1t1'l·turl'
th.11 lit., 11110 11' 'um 1und tni(' I 11.,
pa .... an11 tor ard11IN rurt· \'<.llh open dJlJ
nm,1ni.: 'fl·ll l'' .11 .... , 1r.111 .. 1.111•d 111111.1
p.a....,111n fnr 1t1m1t11r•·
111• 1·111ph.1.,111 <l ••1•11m1·1nr torm ...
.ind 1111n"·c 1111~ pl.11 1c· ... \\:nght\
rlaron ht·h111d h1' ''"rl.. '".t~ th,u
11o11111.1I h1•.iut' Y.1111ld flr1tm11t1• tht l1h
"' llll' hum.111 'PHii It rnu-.1 not on}y
111111.. guo<l hut al ... 11 1111nn,1tall'y fed
good
Wrtl(hl' work t•xpn--..,t.>d ht\
rt'H'J 1·111 t' tor n.uurt· .md h1., lwhef 1r1
rlw .,oul ur huma1111v: and hie;
See HOME. Pac• A6 I•
.
Homegrown director showcases hi s 'Tribal Journey'
Costa Mesa native returns to display his
movie about more than 25 Indian nations
at the Newport Beach Film Festival.
ti.me. for reasons of oppression.
poverty etc. The journeys.
tn\'eled aJong the path of their
ancestofl. reawaken the canoe
cultures of the Northwest coo.st,
he d.
grandmother. known to
Maddin. as Nona Bina. was the
family's story-teUtt She would
tell the most tnllJ'VeloU> stori~.
in detailed. dramatic fashion, hf!
said. Also no lb"anger to the
q>otlight WU his fathtt, a local
preachtt.
Lolfta Harper
Daily Pilot · s con Macklin has rt!tumed to h1I hometown with
lellooa learned rrom hls
parents. professors, loved ones.
mrnton and subjects of his film.
I ::-· TI1e Costa Mesa native has
~ 6iken the advit~ of a major
. lf,ayer ln his rum. "Tribal
: Ji>umey. Celebrating our
Anceston. • and ls aware ot &he
• journey of life. .
, "lr)'OU don\ know Whcnt i you've been, you•tt not goln8 to .. mow where you're ppoa.ed to
; RO In life,• O\W Guy Otpoeman ....
of the Quinault Indian Nation
saJd to his canoe pullel'll as they
emba.rted on a six-day journey.
Mactlln was there as the
group pushed off. He hean::I the
m~. recorded the lory and
bu recumed to bis own 80U to
ahate It with others at the
Newport Be4ach Film JUdval.
The ftlm documents the
voyage taken by more than 20
dugout canoes. which rep nt
25 lndJ.a.n nations from the
United Seal.CS aM Canada. lbe
trlbaJ journey lakes~ eft'Y row )"Mln u JMllt ol a ealea of
Inter· tribal culturiJ acball1aet
that bad bem kMt for IOrile ~
'
Macldln'1 film portrays the
celebndon or ancestors through
the art, dance and songs of the
parddpadng tribes. tht
preparation and haring of
meals and a gift-giving
ceremony. He wu privy to many
ritual that had never been
witnessed by outsld rs and
banned. till, rrom aome of th~
mostlllCmi.
•11 wu rMd a gift for lb~
crtbe arid when we~~ finished
the chld t Id me to go >ate it
wtth others.· Macklin d.
Sbarioa a traLt ol MackU.n\
an tors. h halian
Macklin became i.nterestc.>d tn
~rccn story-telling at a very
young .
"1b fuu movie I~~
up my own money ror was~"
11'1 Costa Mesa and I walked
down to th lbel1 to ~
'Whch Mountain' and th
'Shqgy D\,'• MadLlin aald.
• Mc:r 1 aw a ta1klna dOff and a
tlyin RY. I .kn~ this wh t I
wanted to male."
Md to u Ml dadcl«I
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M ~. Ap<• 6, 2003
GETTING
INVOLVED
Dady Piiot £
YISM>NS FOR PRISONS SP£AK ll' NEWPORT Visiont for Priaonl, a n-IOl-"lpl--i:Jftt ..
A not~ organlradon flat . prognim that teaches promoa the IOdal welfare by attttudlnat heeling and
adUcatlng 1he pubf;c • • meditation In prilon, needs
Improving locel gcyemment Jn typists to. transcribe lettere from
NeWpoct Beach holds monthly Inmates to ttoubfed tcJdt.
meetings d'le ~ . Weeltday hours, Mesa del Mar.
Wado..tav of eed'I month at (714) 666-8000.
the Newport~ Tennil Club.
A reoeption begins at 5:30 p.m., VOLUNTEER CENTER OF
COURTESY Of PAT N£1SSER
Pat Neisser visited ChurchiU, Canada, an area known for Its large number of polar bears.
SHERMAN LIBRARY
•GMDENS You c:outd assist with 1he .
garden, WOf1c In 1he gift and tea
shop or become a docent guide
for dllldren and adults at
Corona d8I Mar's botanical
garden and historical reultl'd\
library. S1etanie Krtstlansen,
(949) 873-2261.
SMAU. BUSINESS
ASS&sTANCE CENTER
The Small Bua4nea Aakt8floe
Center of Orange Coast Coflege
needa \'Ofunteers to acMM
lmMI business owners In
ftnance, eccounting. law,
marlteting, sales. human
reeouroet and other areas.
(714) 432-5916.
SOMEONE CARES
SOUP KITCHEJ'i
Someooe Cares Soup Kltdlen
need8 food servers and
volunteers for kitdlen duties..
The organization is at 720 w.
19th St, Costa Mesa. (949)
648-8861.
sountCOAST
UTERACY OOUNCll.
Volunteer tutors are needed to
meet a greater demand for
literacy and English as a second
and meMin01beginat8 p.m. GREATER ORANGE COUNTY
Free. Annual~ dues • With mote than 1,500 volunteer
are $20. Send checXto •Speak opportunities, the Volunteer
Up Newport," P.O. Box 2694, Center wlll,matdi people and
Newport Beadl, 92663. (949) groups wishing to volunteer
873-1191. with nonprofit agencies in their
STITCHES FROM THE HEART
Mada up of a group of women
from Southern Califomla who
love to knit and crodlet, 1he nonProfit OOfPOOltion la looking
for volunteers to lcnlt and
aochet hats, booties and
blankets for prematu"' babies
and babies In need The Items
are donated to hospitafa across
1he country. Pattemt a...
available, and don8t9d yam ls
appreciatad. Kathy Silverton,
(310) 472-6903. .
SWEET ADEUNES
OF ORANGE COllffY
The singing group invftea
women who like to sing to join
them Tuesday nights for
~rtharmonv. or
Bart>ershop-ctyle singing. (949)
495-5685.
TEU.-A-fRIENO
Orange County cenc:er groupe
Mek volunteers to encourage
women to have
mammograms. Partk:lpantt
area. Volunteer Connection
Une, (714) 953-5757, ext 106.
WELLNESS COMMUNfTY
OF ORANGE COUNTY
The Wellness Communtty
needs volunteera to heJp at the
reception desk during the day.
(714) 268-1210.
WEST SIDE BOYS
&GIRLSClUB
~tunteers are needed from
2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Mondays and
Thursdays to tutor atudenta In
first through sixth grades in
reading. (9491631-m4.
WOMEN HELPING WOMEN
The Costa Mesa-based
organization provides support
for needy women to become
setf«Jfficient bv gaining
employment Volunteers are
needed In the organization'•
Profealonal Clothes Ooset to
..... cfiems and sort clothing.
The organization It at 711 W.
17th St, Suite A· 10, Costa
Meta. (949) 631-2333.
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or Knee Pain?
A recent study by the Dedorthic
footwear association, 'PFA, has
found that hi~, back and knee pain
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We carry a full line Of styli_sh, dress and athletic shoes, custom
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TRAVEL
Continued from A5
dispenses grain to ocean-going
v~ls between spring and fall.
A large building complex
houses schools, movie:., hospital,
rinks, courts and everything
CHECK
Conbnued from A5
qu1;·,·n :\1m.,ha of Matamba and
Lady C:h'1ao Kuo, daughter of a
king in sixth century China
From the company that
produced the popular American
Girl ..eries. Girls of Many I.and'
boob take reader.. lo faraway
corners of the globe. Preteen'>
can 1oumey to 16th century
England with Annie DaJton\
"Ta.king Wing" or head for 18th
century France with Mary
Casanova's "Cklle: Gates of
HOME
Continued from A5
influence i:. unparalleled m the
UnitC'd States and 1-.urope. Not
far behind Frank l loyd Wnght
camC' Ludwig MIC'> van der
Rohl', born in CiC'rmany Ill I AA6
I le abo wa~ an ;irchitect who
left a deep impression on tlw
world. CL3.Sl> and Meel were h"
trademark ma1enals. and h1• roo
thought of fumtture as
ardutecrure on a ~malJer !)talc.
Iii'> d~ire for v1!.ual harmony,
relined details and perfet l
proportions proved to be
globally appealing.
He immigrated to Olicago
and continuetl w promott· the
Modf'rni'it .. tyle of architecture.
I le called tus arthllecture and
furn1shmgs ·1houghts in
action.·
Another revoluttonary 1n 1he
Modem movemt•111 was Cllarle'>
r douard Jeniwret. who\('
p\eudonym wa ... Le CorhU'>ll'r
I le wo was an ard11tcc1 with
pmvocallVl' 1de<1'> I Ii' b(')1l'f that
TRIBAL
Conbnued from A5
Mack.Im wouJd he a filmmaker
t le planned to go to lilm -.choul
and embark on a movie mak.ing
needed by the residents during
the dreadful WUlters. Shops, inni.
and restaurant'> are alJ open
during rhe fall and summer and
are !>Urprising good.
Sadly, alJ good thing:. mw,1
end and we headt.'d back to
Winnipeg by via r.ul on Hud.,on
Bay Lrain and were able to relax
Gold." Other 'ierics titJe~ provtdc
a magic carpel to 011na, Alask.a
and India.
The beloved American (,iris
C:ollec11on contmu~ with "Meet
Kaya," the first of '>ix volume'> hy
Janet ~haw about the '>eriei.'
newf">l charactl'r. a member of
the Ne1 Perce tnht• Billed a'> till'
fm.t American (otrl, Kaya\ ">!Ory
lake' place in 1764, hefon.•
European-Americans md<.k their
pill(rimage to tht• Pacific
Nonhwest.
Amencan <~1rl'> fan-. will wind
hack the dock al two tea p..true-..
al ·1::m PM on Wcdnesday. April
man copes with progrc'>!.1w
change through hi' creation<,
and '>Urroundmg-. inspired
designs tha1 sllll m'>pire u'
Modem furr11ture con1111ued
ill> evolution 1hm11gh I.he t'Yt''>
dlld 111<,piraticm'> of 01arlc ... a11d
Hay I ames. d huc,band and wifl'
team who e mOuente 111 till'
'40\ and 'SO's wa'> drama11c
Thdr maxim thal "dcSIRfl "lor
living" <,tarted a d1•.,.gn <,)uft that
filten't.I down through tht·
ma<,c,e<.. fhcy ton-.1dered tlw1r
furniture 10 be "VlsuaJ
lanl)ruage··. a comhination of
imaginallon, thought. an and
'>cience
lney created m'>ptred dt">IWl'>
out of bent plywood and
molded fibergla\'o. Not without
a '>l'n'>e of humor. they
dec,cnhed their 1reat1on!> a\
·.,enous fun" lhe Modem
movement I!> a melange of '>IN•k.
soph1s11catt-d, and funcuonal
eleme11l'>. Though the look may
ht• '>tmple thl' lht•or) behmd ti
i-.. anything but .,1mple
l11ere you haVl' II, my pnnwr
on Modem hou't''· one of
cart•t•r I lis own hfe journey
involved a detour and Macklin
folJowed the path of thl'Ologu.al
dnd architectural <,tudie<>
ove r!>eas.
Although he had strayed from
h1'> plans, he relurnt'<i to the
and enjoy our bear stories. I .
brought back many stuffed polar
bears and superb Inuit-carved.
soapstone carvings. I shall
return to visit my favorite
animal-..
• PAT NUSSER ts a Newport Beacii
resident.
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Newport Beach Central Library.
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popular celebrations of earlier'
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• CHECK rT OUT IS written by the
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Library This week's column is by
Melissa Adams 1n collaboret1on
wtth Gina Moffitt All titles may oo
reserved from home or office
computers by accessing the catalog
at www newportbeach/1brary.org"
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Beach resident Her column runs•
Sundays '
' path of his own ancestors and ,
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NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
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-" • Ntwporl Btaclt Film Ftw1•al 2()0 J .,. ..
-A schedule of even11 through
'Monday. Films will be shown at six
.._nues: Edward• Big Newport. JOO ~rt Center Drive, Newport
'8each, Udo Theater. 3459 Via Udo.
"Newport Baach; Edwarda Island
CJnemas ltwe> theatdrs, c1ea1gnated
either Blue or-Gold), 999 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach. Orange
County Museum of An. 850 San
Clemente Dnve. Newpon Beach,
Adventures at Sea Theaters, 3101
West Coast H1ghwav. Newport Be<tdl
Unlese otherwise marked. ticketi. are
$8 and can be purchased at the box
offtee or onhne al
www.tHtWpOrtbesch filmiest com For
more 1nforma11on. Chedc the web site
01 call (9491 253 2880
•Denotes special event
SUNDAY
11 a.m
TRIBAL JOURNEY. CELEBRATING
OURANCE~S
idwards Island Gold
United Stares 2003
World Premiere
A' film by Scott Mackltn
Attended by Director, Produc "'
• RUNNING TIME· 66 00
"Twenty oceani)Oong dugout canoes
representing 25 Indian nations from thP
United States and Canada ¥Oyage from
Vancouver Island. Puget Sound and
Wash1ng1on's Olympic Coast. 'Ne
follow die c..inoes as thoy mt.et at Noah
Bay and continue down the roa51 to
the Ou1nautt N8tl0n 1n Tahola, host of
th11 year's )OIJrney
THE MAGIC BOX (LA BOITE
MAGKlUEI
Lido Theater
France, Tums1a 2002
DIRECTOR: Rtdha Beht
SCAE£NWRITE.R: R1dha Beh1
CAST-Marianne Baster, Abdelauf
Kedlidle, Hidlem Roatom. Lotfi
Bouchnak, M edhl Robt1
RUNNING TIME: 90'.00
Tunisian filmmaker Raoul finds that
his mamage to a Frtlncll woman, Lou,
1s increasingly on the rocb with the
cross cultural tenst0ns that have
risen between the once happy
couple Lou develops e dnnk•ng
problem amidst her loathing of llfe m
Tunisia. Raouf 11 then removed from
his family when a European
telev1slon network oomm1aslons him
to go on location and film e
rerrospectwe aboul the influence of
cinema on his childhood. This protect
causes Raoul to reflect doeply on his
youth
'TME HARRIMAN ALASKA
EXPEDfllON RETRACED
Orange County Museum of An
Un11ed Stares 2002
Southern Cahforma Premiere
DIRECTOR· Lawrence Hott
SCREENWRITERS Ken Chowder
Diane Garey
Anended by director producer
RUNNING TIME: 110 00
A century ago railroad tycoon
Edward Henry Harriman declded 10
rake a hnle vacation -one of the
most amb111ous e>1ped1t1ons ever 10
hP staged 1n America Hamman
m111ted 25 sc1enttsts. w11tcrs and
artists on d 9000-mile eKplorat1on of
!hf: coils! of Alaska In the summer of
2001, a s1m1l<Jr group of sc1enllsts,
wrtters and antsts, retraced
Hamman's route. e)(plonng somo of
thu issues Hamman faced. and som11
h,. couldn't even imagine
11 30 a.m
PHYLANTHROPI (FILANTROPICA)
Edwards Island Blui;
Romania 1001
DIRECTOR. Nae Ca1anf1I
SCREENWRITER Nae Cdranfil
CAST M1rtea D1aconu Gheorghfl
01n1 ·a Mard NocolPscu, V1ortCiJ Vodd
RUNNING TIME 110 00
Ov1d1u 35. s1nglf' anr:t sltll hvmg with
h•'-parents Although a hlPraturf>
teddler he gets no respect lrom his
Mncedes d11vmg s1ur:ten~ He ffif'f!IS
d TV spolles modnl 01<1na and
pres.ents hm1so>lf as a suc<.essful
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novelist, conv1nc1ng her to go our
with him Unfortunately, one night
ciubb1ng with Diana cosu him an
entire month'• wages Help arnves in
me form of a "foundahon~ run by
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12:30 p.m.
TME BURIAL SOCIETY
Edwards Island Gold
Csnads2002
DIRECTOR: N1choh1s Ract
SCREENWRrTER: Nicholas Rac1
CAST: Rob Labelle. Jan Rubes, Allan
Rich, David Paymer. Seymour Cassel
RUNNING TIME 96 00
Three kindly memb11rs o( thl'
Chevrah Kad11ha the trnd11tonal
Jewish society that prepares bodies
for burial. welcome Sheldon whun
he offers his services The old men
aet about 1ndoctrma1mg him into
their world te<Jchtng him their ways
Sheldon has a d1ffernnt aganda and
soon SPls 1n mo1ton a i;omplex
!.rhome 1n11olvmg rho tlwft of S2
rnolhon dnr1 th!' stag1ny of his own
death
GOTHAM FISH TALES \
Or,mgo County Mus11um of~
UnitPrf S1,11os 2002
A film by Roben Maass
RUNNING TIME 83 00
Stdlwart ltbhcrman. sc1ent1sts.
onv1ronrn11n1alists. ht5lorians.
< umrnun11y oro11n1zors. and
uovornmunt 11nforcors all contriburn
to thts slory All manner of fish
'>l'l!Cttts from sharks to tuna w
1rop1c;11I lt~h pass through thl' i;oty
This remnrkahlf' story •S told I~ rough
d•draCHH•, who.,ll knowlndgt humor
drtd p,llho~ tndkt! thl'm P"Opll' we
1 .Hf• ilhool ,inrl r1'rnemhe1
1 pm
OT OUR TOWN
L 110 Tt>r ""'
nir.•d St.lit'~ 2003
•DIRECTOR S<on Hamilton
l(,.nne•1v
•SCREENWRITER Sron Hilrn•lton
Ko•nnody
• CAST Teachtt" & Students of
Dom1ngue1 High School
• RUNNtNG TIME 76 00
A documentary about • Compton
high ldlool't first theatrical
production in 22 v••ra With no
money and ltm1t11d resoorcoti lh,,
students at Manuel Dom1ngu111 High
School tear mto Thornton Wilder's
1~38 play ·our Town• A powerful
documentary that shows one touyh
l>chool's 11b1l1ty to find strength anr1
re1uv11na11on through an American
cldSSIC
2p.m.
A DAUM IN HANOI
Edwards Island Blua
United States 2002
Southern Caltfor111a Premoure
• DIRECTOR: Tom We1dltny•H
• SCREENWRITER· Tom Wcwlltngcr
• RUNNING TIME 91 00
Two theatre comp<1mi.s one
Armmcan one V1mnamuso c<Jm,,
togethf!r 10 stag" 1h11 ftrst
purformance m VU:ln<Jm ol
Shakespearo's play "A M1r1summ1.,
Night's Dream· •A Draam on Ha1101
follows the actors. d1mctors
producers and lf•Chn1c1ans from hoth
countries as they <;truggl1• to
overcom,. the obstacles ol 1,.n11u..iw
culture 1dPOlogy and a h1~1or{ of
wdr on their 1ournf'v 10 CJPf"ntnq
noqhl di Hanoi s fllmou.., Or>"'•'
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SHORTS (S20) Wh•t Wonderful
Shorts
Orange County Mu~num rof An
• THE NISEI FARMER
A Japanese AmPrtLan fartnf'r 1t ,,
i.rossroads on his loll)
• TOYO MIYATAKE INFINITE
SHADES OF GRAV
An elegant ponraot of ,1
µhotoyraphPr ·. QuPst to Cdl)turi• lh••
''"duly anrt d1qn11v of •1vP.ryr1.iv ltff'
2 lOpm
SHORTS (S91 HAWAIIAN SHORTS
Eawards lsl;ind Gr·l·I
• KAMEHAMEHA A LEGACV
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If you live rn Orange Councy's Firsc, Second, or
Fourth <iuperviso ria1 DmriCll>, we invite you lo he
pare of a cruly movi ng experience .
Upon passage of Measure M in Novem~r 1990, cht·
Ciciz.cns Oversight CommiHec was empowered by the:
Orange County electorate to act as a watchdog over
all transportation funds generated by che one-haJf
«nt sales tax. Measure M is administered by the
Orange Counry Transportation Authority (OCTA).
As a member of che Citiuns Oversighc Com mm«,
you will ensure che transporc.u ion projeccs specified
in chc Traffic. Improvement and Growth Management
Plan a.re bu.iJt as promised in Measure M.
Any Orange County citii.cn living in the First.
Second, or Fourth Supcrvisorial Dismcts may apply
co serve on the C icittns Oversight Commirtee for .1
thrcc-ycar tum!
• TM II a volUntMr PQllUoO and no monetary
~ wfl _,.paid'° rnerrt>n.
• KAHO'OUWE·THE iu.EATM Of
OUR ANCESTORS
An action group'• effort~ to e1<pand
erosion control programs and
115tabltsh KAlho'olawe as the spmtual
cflnt11r of H1wai'1
• U ME+iAMEHA TME GRU.T
REVOlllTIONARY
Kamehameha. the first rul"r 10 un11e
and conquer the Hawa11an islands,
will brtng ctianges 10 his land and set
the stage tor lore1gner1i through his
leadership
• TME BIRllilNG Of IOSEPA
The students and communrty of
l<o'olauloa cooperate in the carving
()f lose11a, 11 57 ft double hulled
Hawa111m Voyage canoA
OUTPATIENT
Lido Thrllltor'
United Sturm. 2002
•DIRECTOR. Alec Carltn
• SCR'EENWRITER· Alec Carlin
• CAST Cathettnti Kellner
Anend&d by proeluc.ers compo&tir
director of photography principal
cast
• RUNNING TIME 109 00
Moms Monk wriL11s a murder
rnysti.ry while tociced up on a mental
1n~to1u1ton Hos wn11ng on part leads
to hos ruledSll A new therapist Dr
PdtttCtil F<1rrow makei. progress
r11tlvmy 1n to Moms past ur tod'•ny
his ~N.rets and thus seemonglv
luel111g new c:hdpters for h•s
n:o.mui.1.ript Eventually Dr F,urow
ri..;l11us thut Moms 1s obs .. !>std wotto
hllr c1nd that h0 1s wllltng his story,;·,
hos rnal11y is unfolding
3 30p m
LOLITA SLAVE TO ENTERTAINMENT
Or.inge County Museum of An
U1111erl Stares 2003
A f11m by Timothy Gorski
• RUNNWG TIME: 60'00
When two apeciet collide 1n the ICY
Wlllttorl of Puget Sound, a stc><m of
epic proportions 11 unleMhed: met\
veri.u• moture • bllrbertc hu"t !.-de
10 the dttath of five marint-memmalt
omd destroys the hv• of ~nu ..
olhera S1.c youflil orca. n~ away
from their f1m1he1, aold to menN
p<trlt• and shipped acroaa tM world
11nter into a hie of 11111erv Thr"
dH<:adttS later only one 1urv1v" and
she iust happens 10 be Miam i's
ll1g9es1 perform11r
IN JULY (IM JULI)
Edwards Island Blue
Germany 2000
•DIRECTOR Fat1h Atkin
• SCREENWRITER Faith Anun
•CAST Mortt7 Bl11tbtrau. Christiane
Pa•1I ld1I Um:r Muhmet Kunulus.
Br dnka l<dllC
• RUNNING TIME ~ 00
A m11d mdn111:111d 11cttoolleact1e1 with
nu aml11t1on for .;dventure meeu •
LI• > mlul and fruti spmtecl girl at the
IOC:d Hdmtiurg flea market She
con~m<:t:r. him th,H the women of h11
dr<•droos will t>t, cdrryong d symbol
who Ii matdlt:S he oner.he g1ve1
t>•m CL~s1·d w•th this notion he
.. mbaros ori., 1ourn1>y for l&tanbul to
lond hf·•
4 30p m
TIBET CRY OF THE SNOW LION
L1t10 Thcdtt~
Umted Stat<·:. 2002
• DIRECTOR Tom POl)'>8V
• SCREENWRITER Su .. Peosay.
V1uor1a Mud rt
• RUNNING TIME 100 00
See FESTIVAL, Pa1eA8
JUST 6 TIMES
IN THE USA.
AND ONLY ONCE
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The First Dismct includes che CUIC'i of Garden Grov'
(poruons oO. anca Ana and Wescmmster.
The "clon<l DlSlricc includes the cuies of Cosca
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{portions of). Humington Beach, La Palma, Los
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ESTIVAL
Continued from A 7
L_ 1now hon, 1 mvthic beest of
!Ti;.tan legend, ts emblazoned on the
bet.an flag. An unpt"eOedented
hh of 1pec:UtCUlar footage has
combined with provocative
ervlewe, polgNnt pereonal stones ~nd shocking Images to document
~e Story of Tibet
~p.m.
~E 8001< OF STARS
dward1 Island -Gold
nittHJ States 2000
~ DIRECTOR: Micttael Miner
I> SCREENWRITER: Tasca Shadix ~ CAST! Mary Stuan Masterson, Jena ~alone, Kari Geary, 0 B Sweeney,
Delroy Lindo ~ttended by director, producer, ~rmclpal cast
" RUNNING TIME: 110 00
M ary Stuan Masterson stars as a
)Noman who has given up on life and
seeks out the obhv1on of pros11tu1ton
• pnd drugs Her sister (Jena Malone) is
• on the cusp or womanhood. but
-because of cystic fibrosis will never
• grow to be an adult In her attempt to
.. save her sister from slow su1c1de, she
lmagmes a romantic world peopled
by magu:at cttaracters, some or
• l.vhom actually enter the11 fives •
~HORTS 1518). IRONCLAD SHORTS
Orange County Museum of An
~ I LOCAL40 ~ ~hile Americans mourned the loss of
; 'he World Trade Center, hundreds of
• ~nn. amed heroes stayed behind 1n the
: reckage d1smantlmg the very
• u1ldings that many of them had
: elped build. This Is their story
• • STEEL HUG (CEUCNI ZAGRWAJ) ! frhe ricti and haunting history of
• Vmkovc1, a German railway station.
: es seen through the eyes ol 1ts rettrod
' railway workers • I I 6p.m
• SHORTS (58). THERE'S PRIDE IN ~ OURSHORTS
, Edwards Island Blue " • , • NO PROM FOR CINDY
Gender issues run amok m this
" ~1Zarre and h1lar1ous shon that
answers the bllrntng Question "Can
e shy young girl who's really an older
' gay man find love amid rhe
emotional bJnteground thal is hogh
', scnoot7" Marc Sa111011
•CLAY PRIDE
/lo film about coming to terms With
" P&mg clay Or something like that. ~ ROCK BOTTOM
1 jll. lonely man and a young street
~ ~ustler fmd themselves ma ,,
·• omo11mes render, some11mas tense
.. bame of trust • r BEND ME (DOBLAMEI
,, ~ d1sldnl love story between
~nreacnablc women
• ~BURL'S
" The story or a 10 yuar old boy's
"xpericnce woth sexual confusion
•• l.ivhi>n he encountnrs three .. ....
,,•
flamboyantly d,__ tr•nsve&1.1t•
•SEX MAM1AGE. AHO CHILDA£N
A sexual fantasy turned ruhty leaves
a meffiage •nd friendship in
iec>P8rdv· •THEDRESS
Hard ~ pnipares her9elf for I
reurnon date witti her ex-boyfriend
while hef clumsy roommatee,
Ol1nchita and Bart>ie-0. cau• IMt
minute problems.
•BREAKING UP.REALLY SUCKS
A love affair tNlt would make a sailor
blush soon becomes a relationship
where Mx becomes a no letter word.
~SIZE 'EM UP
Teen jock Samantha finds heraelf in
the unlikely hands of the "bra ladles"
who help her discover now things
about breasts, femininity, sexuality
and how to Improve her soccer
game.
6:30p.m.
SONG OF A JEWISH COW80V./ A
HOME ON THE RANGE: THE JEWISH
CHICKEN RANCHERS OF PETALUMA
SONG OF A JEWISH COWBOY
Lido Theater
Umted States 2002
Southern California Premiere
• DIRECTOR: Bonnie Burt
• RUNNING TIME: 18:00
An intimate portrait of Scott Gerber, an
unlikely mix of Yiddish and cowboy
cultures (precedes "Home on the
Range")
A HOME ON THE RANGE: THE
JEWISH CHICKEN RANCHERS OF
PETALUMA
Lido Theater
United States 2002
Southern California Premiere
•DIRECTORS. Bonnie Burt, Judith
Montell
Attended by director, producer
• RUNNING TIME: 52:00
This is the little-known story of Jews
who fled the hardships of Eastern
Europe and traveled to California 10
become chicken ranchers Meer the
1deahst1c group of Eastern European
Jews and their descendants as they
confrom obstacles of language and
culture on their 1ourney toward
becommg Americans Jack London,
Cahfom1a vigilantes, McCarthyism.
the Cold War and agribusmess all
come to life m this qumtessen11atty
American story of how a group of
1mm1grants found their new home a
home on the range.
PIPE DREAMS
Orange County Museum of Art
United States, Canada, Chile 2003
West Coast Premiere
•DIRECTOR: Enzo M1tet1
• SCREENWRITER: Enzo M1te11
•CAST: Joe Pack, Ricky Bower
• RUNNING TIME: 105:00
For a few glortous days during the 2002
Winter Olympics, dreams became
rcalrty Following R1dty Bower, U.S
Snowboard Team member and U S
Aenals Team member, "Pipe Dreams"
offers a ncttty compelling documentary
combm1ng the ur11versal themes or
tnumph and tr~
J:SOp.m
L.ETTE.RS IN ll4E WINO (NAME.HAY
BADI
Edwards laland -Gold
lr•n2001
U.S. Premiere
• DIRECTOR: All Reza Amini
• SCREENWRIT£R: Bayrem Fazll
•CAST. Moh1mmad Tag hi
Hashemzaadeh, Karaman Hashem
Zedeh
•RUNNING TIME: 75:00
A group of eoldlera from remote
cornera of the country are mobillz.ed
to camp near Tehran. The young
men 1truggl• to coexist under harsh
and Isolating conditions. Through
anonymous recording• of random
&\rangers on a tapa recorder, one
aoldier fills the void of their everyday
lives with promise• of an outalde
world.
8p.m.
TRIBUTE TO MACGILUVAAY
~EEMAN ALMS: 40 YfARS IN ll4E
MAKJNG•
Lido Theater MacGill1vray Tribute
Attended by Shawn Thompson, Greg
MacG1llivray
Greg MacG111ivray's accomplished
career spans over 35 years and
mcludes cult classics, box-office
darling and two Academy Award
nominated IMAX documentane1. His
cinematographic eye developed
during h11 early surfing years 1n
Southern Cattfornla. This tribute
brings together some of the
outstanding work of Greg
MacGilllvray to honor his mnovative
and mspmng career.
A gala writ bo held after the tribute at
1118 Hard Rode Cale, Fashion Island.
$35 Trop1cal sttire.
THE WONDER OF PHIL
Orange County Museum of Art
United Statu 2002
•DIRECTOR: Michael Stute
•SCREENWRITERS: Michael Stute,
Michelle Stute
•CAST: Phil Shane, Debbie Bartz,
M1cttlene
Attended by director, Phil Shane
• RUNNING TIME: eo·oo
Phil Shane has played Orange
County venues for more than 30
years and has a cult following of
loyal fans of his "One Man Legends
Show." wh1ctl he performs up to six
days a week Filmmakers spent more
than a year following Phil Shane to
shoot their documentary that has
both a comedic edge and a dramatic
puncn, not to mention toe-tapping
music.
8:30 p.m.
SHORTS (S12).
SHORT·ANIMATION-O·AAMA
Edwards Island -Blue
•GRAND-MA
An ancestral spirit, in the form of a
talking bird, attempts to impart
valuable hunting lessons to her
young, n111ve grandson
•THE VISIT
A glimpse mto the heart-wrenchmg
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c:Mntlst and h11 petlent.
• DUST TO DUST
A dust bunny muat make the moll ol
a thorny situation In order to be
freed from captivity
•THE ERUCJNG
A$ a father hurries through the night,
hia eon clasped In his arms. the derk
specter of the ErlKil\g tr1ea to lure th•
boy away.
•SOMETHING SMELLS LIKE ASH
Action, romanoe and • a cer?
•BUTTERFlY
An abatrac:t expression of beauty,
form and harmony.
• THE TOU COLLECTOR
The story of a terribly deformed toll
collector who longs to be a ballerina.
• BIO CITY FISH
Trouble ensues for three former lab
animals when the #Trail Elves." o
'Sadistic band of glrl scout
wanna·be's, take over Big City for
their annual ctlarlty drive
• ETERNAL GAZE
A poignant story about an art11t, his
an and his Inner turmoil Inspired by
the life of Alberto Giacometti.
• SHAPES It TUBES
While whimsical piano music plays
abstract forms and shapes spm
dance. fly and hop into tubes
•THUNDER PIG
The story of Thunder Pig, the
superhero with the spiffy hairdo the
giant appetite for 1unk food and the
fragile ego.
• STILTWALXERS
A solttary fisherman's carvings and
sltetcttes seem to have a hie ol their
own-g1vmg nse to a strange. 5urreal
and ultimately fragile
two-d1mens1on11I world
•LONELY BOY
A man, estranged from those around
him, lives out h11:> life utterly alone.
•PARKING
A parking lot attendant loses his
temper when h1~ lot is invaded by J
blade of grass. and a furious banle
ensues
9p.m.
SWEAT (SUEURSI
Edwards Island Gold
France 2002
•DIRECTOR: Louis Pascal Couvela1rc
• SCREENWRITERS. LOUIS Pascal
Couvelaire. Benoit Philippon
Michael Cooper
•CAST: Jean Hughes Anglade.
Joaqu1m De Almeida. Cyrille
Thouvemn, Sagamore Stevenm.
Nozha Khouadra Thierry Ashan11,
Huban Samt Macary
•RUNNING TIME 103 00
Noh. an air traffic controller Victor. a
ground crew member, Hervey. an
experienced truck driver and Simon,
a psyct1ot1c hit man. roin force~ to
heist a fortune m gold from a Nonh
African Airport A frantic rarA
against time begins II!> tho four
partners 1n crime dr111e across thf<
Sahara to rrftlke contact with the
man who will turn thl'ir loot 1n10
cash With violent tempers at ho1lmg
pomt and lhe cruel desert cond1l1ons
causing mnumerable problt1ms th1
trust of each man is called mto
QUeSllOn
•.IOpm.
SOUT\JOE
Lido Theater
United Si.res 2002
• DIRECTORS: Susan Kraker. Pt Ware
• SCREENWRrrERS· Susan Kraker, P1
Ware
• CAST: Patrick Belton. Mary
Thornton, Ronne Orenna
Attended by directors. producers,
director of photography, editor,
compaaer. p.-iclpal cast
• RUNNINO TIME: 99·00
Louis may be brilliant and he may be
suicidal, but he has the keys to the
car. Hilary may be seduct111e and she
may be falling epan, but she 1s his
sister. Louis and Htlary combine the
vulgar and the poetic as they badger,
berate and bewitch each other. Louis
has something Hilary desparatety
needs, and Hilary has somethmg
Louis cannot live without. Both will ,
fight to the death not to give 1t 10
eooh other.
MONDAY
11 a.m
SHORTS (S1)' GANGS OF NEW
SHORTS
Amy Edwards Island -Blue
•RIDE
When d routme call goes horribly
wrong a young man lmds h1msPlf
trapped 1n the back seal of a ~qucJc1
car with a killer hehmd the whN•t
•GRACE
A tale about the choices wt• n1<1ke
and what we truly want our lives to
mean
• BILL'S SEAT
A flat tira traps a New Vorkur "'th"
local bar ol a small P1;nnsylvanoa
town
•ONE
On the eve of their sf!p.;rat1011 thu
:.hared mumorll's of 1wo 1.r1um1
lovers co11lesr.1• tn a songlP tra41.-
1nstan1
• UNTITLED:003-EMBRYO
What began as a s1mplr acr of
curiosity descends into matln,,5s ·"'"
Jason exµlo1ts other p;;opl ... b dream"
10 lulf11t hos ul11mate fanra~v
• GERANIUM PEACE
(GERANIENFRIEDEI
An award winnon11 darkly humcorouo;
mosaic of erect sreuplcs lun11nu
mt.n airborne i;t11lur .. n ,, .. Mhonq
no1ghbors shrnwosh h01t!J1•w1v1·o;
enragod clouds dnd r.rn1p.,q11ou
dogs
• HEADS AND TAILS
Brough1 1ogcthur in II•• irdl 1,.,1
store 11 bcauttful weoma11 d "".,"(·•'
little boy and the bonr1 ioPIWt'"' 1wr
brotht~r~ rt PffW II f1shCll'Tlttn ';
mlt•rruptt'd 1.111h
11 30 a.m
ANNE B REAL
Edwards Island Gold
Umtf.'d Stares 2003
World Premiere
•DIRECTOR L1sJ Fr<1nct•
• SCREENWRITERS Lis,. r ......
Antonio Macia
• CAST Carlos Loon, ,,,J111c1•
Comer of Via Udo and Ncwpon Blvd .
Rlctt•rdwn, Eric Smith, Jac:lua
Ouinones
• RUNNING TIME: 90 00
Cynthia begm• writing In h•r own
diary after fhe 11 given "Anne Frank
Diary of a Young Girt• Hor writing
1>eCome1 both a personal releaM
and a mean• of enduring her
troubled family Deuce. an
up and-coming rap srtl1t ,buya .
Cynthia's diary from har drug
addicted brother, Ju•"-without her
lcnowludge Eventually Cynthia
d1acovars that [)eUQt h•s been
succeeding as a rap artitt -with her
wntmg Cynthia confronts Deuce m
rap battle ot a local club
MIRANDA
Lido Theater
Unlrerl Statos 2003
Wes1 Coast Premiere
•DIRECTOR: Marc Munden
• SCREENWRITER· Rob Young (IV)
• CAS~ Christina Ricci. John Simm,
Kyle Maclachlan, Jo~n Hurt. Julian
Rh1nd Tun. Cavan Clerktn, Matthew
Mar6h
•RUNNING TIME· 96 00
Fran~ (John Simm) is a t1brer1en
strncl< w11h lovu for a beau11lul
stranger m1rnecJ Moranda (Chrtsttna
R1cc11 Hr. r£·v~Jli. his feelings and
w•nd~ up 1n ,1 whirlwind of 1ntrtgue
Th" 1•n1gmai1r. Mironda presents
rnanv f.i~JlJO~ sho'i. a
l>us1nf's'iworn.in or tJ t1ancer tn
d1ffr.n•nt 111lltn11s end though Frank
1•nfOV~ tho <.h 1~1· he wonders 1f a
wurk1n11 :;toll Lan mdintam his hold
011 ·'" h 11111.ottL t H•u1u11• Miranda.
'" r1•,1foly ,1 ro11r1dt'11t womdrt. is I
w .. dqc<I on d 1 omph•x sol ol 1chames
hl'IW• ·w1 "'" "'""tor Ch11st1an (John
Hurl I ,.11111 ''''!IN rmll1ona1r,. Nailor I
1Kyl1• M.1Ll ..i1hl<Jnl ~hn soaks solace
w1rh huo ~11uhlfy t1oopy lover, bu1 It's I ·
.1ny1Jot1y'" u11ub'> whorhor they'll
111rn·11w 1rn!>ro1h11d lrom 1h1s 1l11clcet
t•f h1qh ~IJ~t ~ t1q11nda<.
1 30 pm
JOYFUL PARTAKING
hlwJrd:. l~laru1 volll
Ut111t•tl t,r,;to:. :lOOI
• DIRECTOR W1llo,or11 Mnr111ng
• SCREENWRITER W1tl1Jm More1ng
•CAST J 11 11 Pr 11 .1cconu
• RUNNING TIME 170 00
Ttt. t 11 ..... 10 1l hop1•t1•11~ former TV
.,.,. 1rtw1n11n W.11t1•1 M'1•·~k1's young
<.1)1 1•• ""I""'" a lrt ak ~nowstorm
•h.,1 W '""' lti11I t,1111 c1 to force J!lt
O•tt•" r.!1.ir 1 II rs orocludr. an elderly
.... 11111 ,n who'' 1'!i l.ttli;n ttr1d can·1 get
up 1 I• pr liv\101!11111 010to11tployN1
f 1 11 u v ""nr~•·1 t lc'HH•ly "'ifJ1n11o1ar wh
ft 1r:. lh •I 11 .. , loP">I ch.im ,. lot
t .1ppon1>:.:. 111.1y 1n fuel, bo with her
<1nq an.111 lowly '>r 1dm SI /Ht.hong lo
0 S,tfl' pl.ti" Ill 11vl11r·h ff) lhotlll tt">
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• IARIUEA DEVICE
A ,....archer for a female condom
ltudy loses all ob18C11v1ty when she
realizes that one ol her subjects is
d91Jng her ex.
•VENGEANCE
A man has an ulterior motive for
enduring the pain and discomfort of
acupuncture.
•APSARA
In the Cambodian coun1rys1de a
convicted murderer escapes from
pnt0n to tradr doll)ln his daughter
Who thinks he 1s long dead.
• ntE DIM REAPEJJ
One night a young Gnm Reaper
decides to be nice to his customers
for a change. Boy does ho learn
•CHANCHAN
When Chan Chan reah1es his mother
haa passed away, ho falls 1n10 a sta1e'
of sorrow and abandons his little
1111ter for the mght
• LAST NIGHT WITH ANGEL
A nsing Hollywood developmen1
executive seduces .i high powered
hterary agent tn the hopm1 of
advancing her career
• ntE UNFORTUNATE TRUTH
ABOUTUFE
A manic ran1 al>out .ill th.ii os wrong,
but 1nov1table a11•l 1.1•rrnJn11n1 w11h
ltfo
2 p.m.
Fl YA SH ING
Edwards Island Blup
Umtod Kingdom 2003
US Premiere
•DIRECTOR· David W1ll1<1ms
• SCREENWRITERS Nrnl Warhurs1
Paul Barnhill Aognr T hnmas
•CAST. Kate Ashllf.11<1, hclnces Barbor
Helen Baxendale, Nody H11nson
• RUNNWG TIME 82 00
Two men become useorts Theil
debts d1m1n1sh tho11 problems mounl
and their hves fall to p111res Whtie
11mes have chang11d. ~ornu th111g5
remain the samt: Mt•n .inrl women
sllll w.int 1h11 sam,. thu1y love.
STRANGE FRUIT
Oran~w County Mu.,oum of Art
Umtocl Srares 1007
• DIRECTOR· Joel K,1u
• RUNNING TIM E ~ 7 00
A documrnlary RxplCJriny the legacy
of Billon Holidays ~On<J woth th~ samP
titlf' The ho story of lhf> songs
cro .. 11on anr1 evolution lf'lls a
dr.im.ittc story ol Arnonca s rad1Cdl
past u~nq one of tho m<1s1 mfluontlal
protesl songs ever w11twn The saqa
bnngs vmwers f.ic.1· to fact: with the
terror oht lyr1d 1n 1
l :30p m
THE FLATS
Edwards Isl.ind Blu1'
United States 2002
• DtRECTOAS· Kally Ai"Qu<1. Tyler
Rt;qua
• SCREENWRITERS l<flllV RP,Qucl
Tylor Requa
• CAST: Chad Lmdtwrg
• RUNNING TIME· 104 00
A 11ory of loog1ng and desire
reftec:tad in the relation.hip of two
bell friends When a Mff.oestructlve
young man, Harper, retumt home on
tha eve of a court deto tllat could
i.end him to jail, his best friend, Luke,
zealously trle. to sxotact him from hl9
ow n undoing. Living life to the full .. t
with hrt ragtag fn.oda, a vulnerable
Harper flnd9 unexpected comfort In
Lul\e's new glr1fnend, Paige. •
THE SHAMAN'S APPREN'TICE
Orange County M useum of Art
United State. 2001
• DtRECTOR: M iranda Smrth
• SCREEHWAITER: Abigail Wnght
• RUNNWQ TIME: 64.00
Deep rn the ralnforeau of Suriname.
'or Mar1t Plotkin i1 racing against
time. New a nd remarkably affective
med1ctnes could be found in the
Amazon's plant hfo. but the forest i1
.disappearing Even wor-.. the tnbal
shaman. -heaters and
encyclopechas of rainforest boany -
are the Amazon'• most endangered
species.
4p.m.
SHOATS (S221: SOMETHING
FOROON IN ntE SHORTS
Edwards Island -Gold
• BREAKING AND ENTERING
IEFFRACTIONI
Two burglars break into an apartment
.ind d1SCOver that 11 1s not empty,
someone is lodted 1n the closet.
• THREE CARD STIJDS
Every action fhdt chche takes a hit as
u bllarre game of poker degenerates
into a wildly h1lanous confrontation
• 0 BEAUTTFUL
Two boys. One straight, one gay One
brutal. one brutalized. One seeks
forgiveness, the other acceptance.
• A FAIRY STORY
Madge and Tracy load very different
love:s unt1l the11 worlds colhde'" a tale
of innocence oxpcnence and a
handful of teeth
• GOOD NIGHl VALENTINO
The true story of a dinner between
.,,1 .. nt movie idol Rud9lph Valenttno
;ir11J lamed 1ournol1st H.L M encken,
one week before Valentino's tragic
•Jedth
• HOW TO DO THE ~N SQUAT
A 1950s style educallonal film that
finally answers tho question: What is
the Asian Squat?
• SEJ11MEl.WEIS
lgnBl Semmelwe1s. a Hungenan
<1octor struggtat; to impart to h11
students his d1scovenes on how to
prevent ctuldbud fever
THE MONTH OF AUGUST
Lido Theater
United Slates 1002
• DIRECTOR. Rex Piano
• SCRE'ENWRITER Scon Benefiel
•CAST· Mackenzie Astin. Ah H1lhs,
Randall Batmkoff. Candy Clark
Anended by Oornctor. Producer,
Principal Cast
• RUNNING TIME 93 00
Poor Nock 1s dumped by vet another
girlfriend His best fnond Sam sets
tmn up on a chain of dates that all
und with more hum1hat1on. Just as
N1dt 1s about to give up. he meets
August a waitress al tho local coffee
Twilight
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Water.front
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Beach
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5p.m.
L:CHAYIM COMRADE STAUN
Orange County Mueeum of Art
United Stat• 2003
• DIRECTOR: Yale Strom
• SCftEENWAIT£R: Elizabeth Schwartz
• CAS'f. Ron P9rlman (namnorl
• RUNMNO TIME: 89:00
A documentary about the Jewish
autonomou1 region of Siberia. Stalin
artificially invented rt in 1928 to create
an alternative to the rehg1ous
expression of Judaism and the
grow ing Zlon111 poliucal movement
in the USSR. The State, dunng 111
heyday, attracted some 40,000 J~
Strom takes hi• camera on a
seven-day tnp via the Tran• S1benan
Railroad with hit 1ntefp(.ater and
bodyguard Slave, who Is U\e
grandlon of M ikhail Kahnin. che first
president of the USSR'. The endleu
train· trip end the casual
anti-Semitism of his Russian fellow
passengers Immerse Strom 1n the
expenences of the firl1 Jewish
pioneers to settle in the region
llp.m.
THE ANARCHIST C00t<B00t<
Edwards Island -Blue
United States 2001
• DIRfC'TOR: Jordan Susman
• SCREENWRITER: Jordan Susman
• CAST: Devon Gummersall. Dylan
Bruno, John Savage, Katharine
Towne, Gina Phllips. Steve Van
Wormer, Johnny Whrtworth, Sabtno
Singh, Richard Bladt
Attended by director, pnnc1pal cast
• RUNNING TIME: 101 :00
Puclc hves rn an abandoned East
Dallas house with a group of
nonviolent yet rebellious folk Thmgs
change with the arrival of Johnny
Blad;, a sell described n1h1l1st who
knows how to get what he wants
Armed with "Tho Anarchist
Cookbook." Johnny lures the others
down a slippery slope Puck 1s forced
to decide what anarchy really means
The true 1tory about the human
nghta or the Taiwanese people,
portrayed through only hlmic
languaoa end music.
• MY UfE AS A Cl.OWN
A young clown 1n tra1mng 11 faced
with self doubt. an evil professor, and
the pou1btlrty of true love
• TltEBED
A young couple fon<n they can
su1pend lhe laww of phyalCI rn thetr
new bed, but are they w1lhng lo
exercise the neceS1ary restraint to
keep this unexpected boon?
•DEUVERED
A dark comedy about how bitterness
and d1sappo1ntment can drtve one to
aeek out hfe's only real solace
11:30p.m.
SffORTS (S1S): SATISFVIHG VOUR
SHpRT.S •
Orange Counc;y Musoum of Art .
•AMERICAN PlE· SUCES OF LIFE
(ANOPIEI
On Amenca's Badt Rodd!>. an
aw ard wtnning food c111tc discover~
"pies wrth character arirl characters
who love pie" as she s•·eks thP soul
of the great American llesSl'rt
• ntE QUEST FOR LENGTH
A big 11ory aboul a l1ttlo probl!Jm
7p.m
ANAL DRAFT
Edwards l~land Golrl
United Stare:. 2003
U.S Premiere
•DIRECTORS· Oren Goltlmdn. Yariv
Ozdoba
• SCREENWRITERS Orlln Goldmdn,
Yonv Oldoba
• CAST: Michael Wcblnn Hamish
Lmldater. Emily Bmgl, laurJ Jorel<1n.
Tnstmo Skyler
Attended by d1rector producer writt•r
• RUNNING TIME 96 00
• RUNMNO TIME: SS 00
Profeuional skateboarder Mike
Vallely uses Amenc.'1 landKepe as
lhe rn11pirat10n to upk>re h1a views
on the current l'llltfl of skateboarding
Jnd w hy he 1lu11e1. why he ftghts to
keep h11 place In suteboard1ng why
he fights for skateboud1~
I JO pm
THE GATEKEEPER
Edwards Island Blue
United Stattw 1002
• DtRECTOR. John Carlos Frey
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EDITORIALS
Appoint new
·council memb er
and save m oney
A s a result of Mayor
Karen Robinson's
new county
judgeship, she'U have
to resign her Cosra
Mesa City Council post this
mooth -April IS. to be exact.
1bat resignation will leave a
gap on the five-member board.
and the oouncil will have to
decide on Monday how to fill it.
There are two options: Appoint
someone or hold a special
election.
Now, as much it would be ideal
to hold an election, it doesn't
seem prudent for a few reasons.
In this economy. as
governments at every level chop
their budgets, it would be unwise
to use taxpayer money to elecr
som eon e to fill a post for a year
and a half. Robinsan's seat is up
in Novem ber 2004.
Also. the replacement needs to
be found immediately. "° the
council can continue with cicy
business.
So it would seem appointment
would be the wisest option.
There are a fe\v ways to
appoint the next council
member. The council candidate
who clid not win the November
election, but had the most votes
could be chosen to serve out
Robinson's term. Or the council
can interview applicants and vote
on each one, much like it used to
do with commission
appointments.
The laner option seems wisest
and faire.I in this particular case.
The council on Monday should
adopt this option and invite
applicants for the post.
At the April 2 1 meeting. I.he
council members wiU have read
the applications and can the n
interview and choose the new
council member. A majoricy vote
-in this case 3 to I -makes the
decision final.
This way. lhe next council
member would be a ble to begin
work by May 5. It seems like the
only wise d ecision that could
create a nearly seamless
transition. Only one meeting with
four council m embers would be
held in the interim.
Now. it's just a question of who.
Anyone interested in serving the
city, including current
commissioners, shouldn't hesitate
to apply. Good luck.
..... . ... -·
Neighbors deserve
more from Trinity
F or too long. neighbors of
Thnity Christian Center,
home of the Trinity
Broadcast Networic.. have
had to put up with loud outdoor
broadcasts, parldng nightmares
and tour buses, not to mention
the center's annual One Million
Lights Ouistmas display tha t
many find overtly garish.
Uist month, the Costa Mesa
Planning Commission wisely
stepped in and said. "Enough's
enough."
Instead of approving a permit
lhat allows Trinicy to continue the
outdoor programming. it
postponed the decision for six to
nine months and ordered the
center to document how it wiJJ
handle issues like traffic,
landscaping and equipment acy
staff members will then track its
effectiveness before reconsidering
the outdoor broadcasting permit
It was a reasonable decision,
especially given the bittern~
that has been sown among
neighbors since Trinity moved to
the community in 1996. It will
allow enough time for a lasting
solution to be not only found, but
tried and perfected.
Unfortunately. Trinicy officials
do not agree and have appealed
the decision, arguing that it
"imposes a s ubstantial undue
burden on !the network's! ability
to conduct its religious services in
a manner it chooses without a
valid, justifiable or legally viable
reason."
The City Council is scheduled
to consider the appeal on April
21.
Had Trinicy been a bcner
neighbor during lhe seven years it
has been part of I.he Costa Mesa
community, there would be far
more reason to support its
position. But the weight of
evidence. beginning with the
center's refusal for three ye-ciTS to
apply for the disputed pennit. is
squarely against the center. It has
not made getting along with
those living in its shadow a
priority.
1lle commis.c;ion's decision will
force the cen ter to be more
considerate of those people. The
City Council should uphold it
THE LAST WORD
The 21st century barber shop
We get just as excited as
the oext person about
new shopping
adventures, be it at South Coast
Plam or FashJon Island.
And this time. it's the latter that
has drawn our attention with the
onddpaited opening of several
new o iilduding baby and
women clOtbes boutiques. new
food courts and a hip. new barber
shop.
Hip, new barber shop? ·nw• rlght, thb new t->hop
aillcd First Cut. Will come
equipped With 13 barber ltatlons.
C8dl With an 11-tnich ftat
~!Mn. r.M> fibfycr and video
fOr showing our ,,
but that's a long way from the
barber shops of the past with the
spinning red and white poles.
Those came equipped with
magazines and newspapers,
plastic pocket combs, Bawoka
Joe bubble gum and in the case of
one editor's memory, an
aqt.aa.rium that contalned a Uve
pimnha to keep ~ers
amused. that is before the &h
were banned exodc pets since
they had a penchant to chew on
fingers.
'1!J>. tiJnes have changed.
But W<tre looking forward to the
new look, even if ft mean,,
wa1Ching "l.ord of the R.lnp"
while you gJJt a little taken off the
top.
BOLTON
Students should
support U.S. troops
Regarding the story "Corona del
Mar students take stand bn war"
(March 22).
When I read th.is article, l could
not believe what l was readlng. I
have had the greatest respect for
our educadonal system and C.Orona
deJ Mar High School However, my
question ls: What age were these
students. who are their teachers
and where ts their respect for
family, cornmwiity and C0W1try1
In the last~ Corona cW
Mar Princfpal SbarOn Fry Mid. •1
think our atudents are makina a
statement. J'm proud of the way
they're golng about it.•
I disagree with this statement. J
think we should be standing
behind our country lri dme of war
and give these kids a biatory lesson
on what o'-lr couotJy atanda for and
be proud we are Americans;
If thJs is our educational &y1tem.
l think we mould loot at It and
evaluate what ls~nlng to l~
LOU KIEHLER
Newport Beach
Thanks to Marr for
religion story
l would like to tab a moment to
compliment Michelle Marr on her
article •Remembering Alhken •
(March 8). The ArmenJan Olun::b ls
deeply rooted in Ouiltlanlty.
dating back to the 3rd centwy, and
ls steeped in tradJtion. And the 25th
annual celebration of Women's
Saints Day was yet another
mllestone lo the rich. yet relatl~
ffnfte Annenlan culture. Marr's
•
MAILBAG
coverage of the tradition of
Women'! Sainta Day was beautifully
articuJated in her article.
a.AUDETTE C. MEKAUAN
Newport Beach
A tribute to the man
behind the ''tree fann,,
1 think that with the passing of
Ralph Dean of C.O ta Mesa. we may
lose aigbt of a pan of our city'•
hJ.slocy. For th1a reason. I want to
pasa on a tribute I made for h1I
wake.
I rem.ember Ralph Dean not only
u a longtime neJgbbOr. bUt one
who moat generously gave of bis
time to help me in dmlopil;lg a
"tree farm" for all of CoSta Mesa.
RaJpb worked with me every
week.end for tevenl montha until it
wu done and running.
The Mesa C.On.soUdated Water
015trlct gave ua ftft U1e of thrir
land OYer at 15th Street near Santa
AnaAwoue (oowa 15-.cl"e~. I
don't m:nember even receiving a
waterbW.
After the tree fann WU
co~leted. various service club
participated by donating 500 trees
e8di. Memben of the dub c:arne
down to the Cann on Sariudayw and
transferred the young treet from
l ·galloo cootaloen to S·~n
containen.
We ended up with 8,.500 trees, •
WhiCh are now tuD·f'O'WI' at
schools, li~ parkways, t;UY
parts and even along Harbor
Boulevard bY the aoK coune.
What a woridetful memodll to
Ralph Dean that wll continue to JM.
DAVE L8QHl'ON
CollaMeM
READERS RESPOND
A fertile debate
AT ISSUE: Should
Castaways Park be
re-plante d with native
plants or with a grassy
area for picnics?
I believe that a plmic area with turf
grass could be placed at the very point
of the Castaways. They should be
restoring the central park with native
grass land and wildflowers. This ls the
intent of the orlginal plan for Cutaways
Park beatuse It Is a natural park. It is o
unique park where people can wallc,
run, bicycle and stroU and watch
nature. Most or the other pa.rb have
nothing but turf grus. This park was
originally de51gned to be a natural park
and should remain as such. however,
turf grass can be put on the point
whtte people can lay down a blanket
and enjoy th views.
JM VNaltSLOOT
Newport aeach
I •y lt ~ouJd be natural. That
wNI lt It IUppOaod tO be and th8i is
what the money wu pven foC' qd that
la what we need to mnember. t juat t~ the n.lltural habftat With the
wiJdOowers and the grassland ls what
should be up there and not another
false looking place. Not a grass plcnlc
area I wte for natural
SUE TURNER
Newport Beach
There Is already a nice grassy pm
with plcnlc tables at Bob Henry Park
and what we do and our family ls have
a picnic there and walk over to
Castaways Parle to have a nice
experience with a wild park. That ls the
way we like lo do it.
ANDREA l.ftGLE
Newport Beadt
l am deftnltely aplmt having the
grue ln the Castaways Park. It should
be done natwal)y the way It Wat .
suppoted to be done.
COURTNEY ltEESER
Newport Beach
There is a difference of
op4Uon in Newport-Mesa
I ha~ been part of the
Newport·Mesa community for
more than 30 yea.rs and a.
subscriber to the Daily Pilot for
some length or time. A letter on
March 25, •Protest ato.ry djd nor
reflect local sentiment." did not
·~for roe. It mllbt surprise the
wrtter to mow that many in our
community do nor agree wilh bis
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viewpolnL ~· Thens WM a peaceful candlelight ' • 1
Vigil for.,._ .. a few Sun ~
wltti more than 200 peopli
st.and.in& on the cornea of N~rt
Boulevard and 19th StreeL 1bis
proves that there are mott than 200
people in this community who do
not agree, and I am sure there are
many more out there. By the way,
thia vigil djd not make the Daily
Pilot.
We can! about the people in the
millwy, and there Is no d.Wapect
to them when a peace viBil is held.
Oo tho conrn.ry, we care deeply
and~ them a great deal We
are trying to ~tect them from
beiQg sent off to die or be wounded
for an unjust cause: •oiJ." This does
not make us unpatriotic because w. do not agree with the curmit
White HOUie admJnlatratioo. It ls
our right to disagree.
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1f the o,Dy Pilot'• editor were to
be taken to tuk, lt'WouJd be for
printing your t.ner, but then apin.
thl1 i. a (ree country When! we i''
have freedom of the pres1 and
freedom or apeech, and yow letter
prove.t II.
HOW TO
CONTACT YOUR
REPRESENTATIVES
CrTY OF COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall, n Fair
Drive, eo.ta Mesa, CA 92826,
(714) 754-6223
Mmyor: Karen Robinson
Councl: Libby Cowan, Allan
MantlOOf, Gary Monahan and
Chr1aStMI
CrTY OF NEWPORT BEACH.
Newport Beach C1ty Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport Beactl,
CA 92ee3, (949) 844-3309 '
M.wor: Steve BrombetQ ~
Co. ... Gaty Ademt. John
Heff9rn.n, Oidl Nid1olt, Gary ,, ,
l'tocior, Tod Ridg9way and Don
w.C>b
BIO
Age:5S
Position: Newport Beadl Police Chief
since 1993
Education: Badlelor's m administration
of Justice from Golden Gate University
Re.ldence: Laguna Niguel for 10 years
Family: Wtfe of 36 years Lana; sons
Ryan and Sean
Hobbla: Spending time with family
POLICE PRESENCE
'We're very well
staffed for this
community. We 're
staffed for cities much
larger than ours,
population wise,
because we are a
tourist-oriented
community, a
destination
community in terms of
business and
shopping. So our
community has valued
service levels to the
extent that they haven't
been afraid to fund us
that allowed us to be
very responsive.
~O R U M Sonday, ~ 6, 2003 All
Keeping a close watCh
Whereas many police agen cies steppl!d u p pa tro ls af ter Se pt. 11, 200 I, Neivport
Beach Police Chief Bob A1c Donell says his departnze n t ivas ahead of the game.
N cwport Beach PolicC'
O uef Bob McDoneU
ha!> ~erved in a variety
of law enforcement
positions in several
Cahfo rma pohce departments over
his 35-year career.
An Oakland na tive, h e s tarted
out in Mo untain View in Santa
Oara County. rhere. he served as
both a m otorcyde e nforcement
officer and a hazardous dev ices
technician. I k later woriced as a
~ergeant for Corte Madera Politt
in Marin County and as a
lll'ulcnan1 with San O em ente
Police. I he latter ~tmt included a
year as acting chief.
ln l 98fl, h e became the police
chief for the city of Woodland,
where h<> spent seven and a half
years. And, finally. in 1993. h e
became Newport's chief of police
foUowing a statewide search.
On Thursday, City F.ditor James
Meter met McDoneU at his office
to discuss how Newport Beach
Police is prepared in this
post -Sept. 11 world.
flow hu homeland eecurfty
changed ln ~rt Badl ablCe
Sept. Ill
It's not chang('d lo any great extent
except to ensure that our field
~nnel an.> m ore focused in lermc; or thest> is.sue<.. A..<, I've mentioned
ht:fon'. bt•nm'>t' \\l prm.11lt• '>lit h .1
Ill~ lt>wl of ..crvice alrcach. 1h1·rl' Ml I
.1 nouceablc d1fTercnct·
We re ... pond lO mmor lalh l11r
'>t'rv1ce a.<. well a ... ma1or tall' for
<,erv1ce We have fieldt:d .i nurnhl·r of
inquine~ about ML.,p1c10u., pcr.,um
and atuv1ty and loUow up on tlwm
We either handlt• it ouN·lw' or rl'f(•r
to a 1uint terron'>m ca ... l tone \\t' IM\l'
~upplied wme mve .. ugator., IU th;,il
ta.\k lnrt l' 11n an ad hex h.h11 whl'll
the\ rari't handle t>\ er. th111g
Does law enforcemen1 change
much during wartime?
No. 0..·1.au'>t' }-OU 're dt'ddl1m ~ 11h lhl'
... un t' .,,u1·-.. m term)> ol 1lw l c11H c rn
ovt•r c,omt• 1..ind ol repn.'>Jl .. '><Hilt' kim.I
of '>lalcrru•n1 by those who want lo
d1<,rupt thl' United State' ~. pmt
'*Pt 11 or the Iraqi war, 1he 1''-Ul.., Jre
the 'Mime
How, If any, has the city's
reladomhtp whh neighboring
agencies had to change sJnu Sept.
lit
Agam, I don't think 11'., m>t>dcd to
becau!>t' we have an exn•llent worl..mg
rel.iuon.,hip with lhe I larhor Patrol
which we work wi th on a daily ba.,c,1,
As you kmw., we re m a jomt power.
authority "'-1lh the city of Co~1a Mc<.a
for the airborne la"" enfort'emcnc
pro~rram. '>(.) we share that a'>.WI and
tho-.c rt">OUrn..,.
We've .ilway~ had a do .. .-workm~
wl.i111m'>h1p Wlth tht• nc1hrhbonn1-1
FROM THE NEWSROOM
1un'>lhc llu"' '" rt•J.lh h.1 ... n't net'ded
1n1prnvt>ml'11t ,1-. .1 n·.,uh of t11e war
... 11ua111111 It., alre.H.h t'!U\tt>d
Is there mott police p~ncr on
the street these da)'\7
Agam. we'n· wry well '>lafTed for thb
comm unit\ \\t,.rt' '-tafkd for nt1e-;
much IMger th.m uur.,, pupulauon
\\l't" ht·l·au't' "''an• a toun'>t·onented
lOllllllllrlll\ ,1 dt',llli.tllllll lllllllllllllllV
111 tt·rm ... of h1,...11w'' .ind .,hopping ~
ow c11mmu111t} 11.1, \.tlued '>1.'f\1te
lc·H·1' 111 the e\11•11t 1ha1 llW)' ha,en 1
ht•1·11 .1fra1d 10 h111d "' that allowed u.'
111 ht• \ t'r. rt•-.pon,1\1 '>(1 "'-l han· nnt
had tn ,ulJ pt·l"onrwl 10 put more
peoplt on lhl ... 1n•1•1' ht•tJUM' Wt' haq•
tho'>I.' rc,ourct''
Now, you're still the pre51dent of
the C'..allfomla Poll~ Olkfs A.._'\..')11.,
right?
I I"'' fim.,ht-tl 111~ war a., p~1drn1
in l'rhruan Pnur 10 thal. I ser\'ed as
\1l t· pn· .... dent .111d fir,t \ice president.
~>I \l' lwen in\1llwd 1n the group for a
l111lt "' l'r J dt't.tdt I c:urrcnlly '>Crvt> ~
1mmedw.te pa.,l prt">ldent on the
t'\ecutivc• tomm11tt't.'.
~· 11 wa-. .m m1creMin1-1 year for me
.md !he u''m 1a11on We "'-Cnt out on
our uv.m and j.IOt ,m ext-c:utl\'e di.rector.
I .,hould '-d\' \~t· rnntractt>d through
another 0~<1m1..:u1011 lo manage us.
but \\f' dt'l ldtoq that Wt' wantt>d to
tln:l.m· uur m<lt•pendeme and ~o out
on our 0\\11
Oh\1uu~h 11' ht•cn J dtlfa uh vear
from a budgeLan .,tandpomt \\ere
very rnnc.cmed a., Cahlomia la\'\
cnforlemt'nt about what the budget
ha., done to u~
On J. <,tatewide bas1~. there have
been well over I. 700 law enforcemen 1
J>O'lllon' frott'n because of the
concern over lhl' vehicle license fee
and. on the local level. a lot of Cit)'
mdllagt•r<, haw lwen concerned tha1
Lht' morH.] JU'>t wont be there to fund
thow po.,11mn., '>(1 tht•rc have been
thl!'t' vac:anl ll''>
\\'t• dd1H·n>d that mt">S.age. or I did
pt'N•n.lllv. to the governor and cned to
t".Wnllalh tt'IJ him Jll'>I what the
propu...U "'-·I' doing to local ..aiety at a
ume \'\llt'n wt' ldll at lea.-.t afford 11 m
th1'> '>latt· Mavtw we'll get a balanced
budRCl ht•n• '>0 we la11 that public
-.afety l<lll ht-re-..tored
fapt>nallv. there ha' not. at least
unul \.1.'l"I rl"\:cnth been am~ from
the federal govl'rnment to send some
of tho ... e J>()O,I · ">ept 11 relmbursement
funds down 10 local government So
each citv ~ reqwred to essenually
accommodate the additional
~pon.'>lbiliues Vire have ¥.ith
homeland <;e<.<m() without any
additional resources.
Any final tho~tst
Onty that I reel very fortunate as an
organization to serve this commuruty
because or how much they suppon us
and every thmg wt• do \.~\~ very
pleased to be able 10 prmide such a
high le-vel o ( servtce and we know they
t'xpt'<'t I I.
No-name letters hold no weight here
A s l ~t to grab a letter
lltdng in my mailbox this
week, I couldn't help but
notice the wonts 1aawled In pen
on the outalde.
•1 know you consider
younelwa .. the 'mouthpiece'
of the dty of NB s1aft howfl've.r I
'danr' you to print this whcte
people can tee It•
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1bls penon lllUlt have
eomethlng big to say.
So, I reed the letter.
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will not alt lilently any IOf\F•
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sarcasm. but I must teU you that
letters Uk.e thi'i reaJJy geots my
goat.
That somehow we haw to be
dared into publishJns a letter or
story that aidcius U$ or
crldcb.es dty ltadtts is
laugbllble. II that was our policy.
nobody would know the name
of Grttnllgbt or PhD Ant or
Alen 8&iek or In Co5ta ~ the
lm~t OlO't'ttl>ent or
a.II Steel or Alla\ Mamoor.
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rcgardina thls ldter ts the
opcnlna statement.
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Mtl.~
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Ions as I've bttn aftillatrd w1th
thl' newspaper, to not run
anonymout lettf'I"'!. And we will
nt!'\<-cr run them as long M I am
at lhe helm.
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some good ide But I
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d tiun to do the same
every\) else who critidz.es dty
~for the newspaper
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add bOf1lC!tCJWD and phone
number for w:rtflcation
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:·· QUOTE OF THE DAY
"My girl has hops."
Euaene Dair. father of Sharon
Day, who cleared 6-f oot·2 in the
twghjump,
s,ortl Editor Roeet c.tson • (9491574-4223 • Spof1' Fax: 1949) 650-0170
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD
EYEOPENER
Dail~Pib
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Atit~ 7 llonoree
PAUL ORRIS
&.wlday, ADf~ 6, 2003 Bl
KENT TREPTOYt DAil Y P1
Costa Mesa High senior Sharon Day clears the bar at 6-foot-2 in the girls high 1ump and sets a meet and Orange County record at the Trabuco Hills Track and Field lnvitabooal Saturday afternoon
A new high for Day at 6-2
Costa Mesa standout soars to
new heights in the high jump at
Trabuco Hills Invitational with
Orange County record. She just
misses on attempts at 6-4V..
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
MISSION VlEJO -Eugene Day has never seen
his daughter Sharon as excited as she was follow-
ing Saturday. But she had all the reason to be with
the performance of her life in the high jump at the
12th annual Trabuco Hills Invitational at l'rabuco
Hills High that brings together athletes from all
O\'er Southern Oillfomia.
Sharon. a Costa Mesa High senior, set an Orange
County record when she cleared 6-fee1 -2 inches on
her second of three jump
The bar jlpd ever so slightly, but did not fall.
and the crowd in the stands along with the one
that had gathered around the tartan applauded
her effort.
But Day wasn't done. She had the bar lifted fur.
ther to 6-4Y. inches, but couldn't muster up
enough eneigy to eclipse that maik.
Regardless, Day exuded her trademark innocent
smile and. as If she was wa.Odng on douds, jaunted
over lo where her sister. Jasmin, and a few or her
Costa Mesa dassmates had gathered, issuing hjgb·
fives alo°' the way.
"My gir1 has hoJ>6, • said an elated Eugene Day,
who trains his two daughters in the high jump. Jas·
min set a personal·best Satwday with a 5-4 to fin -
ish third overall
•She has been working toward somethlni like
this for more than a year now and this goes to
show what happens when you do the work. then
you get the reward."
Day's previous best was 5-1 l , done to win at last
season's State Flnals at Cerritos College.
She started at 5-6 Saturday, and hit the bar with
her hand M she descended to the canvas, but still
managed to clear. She cleared 5-8. passed on 5· 10
and then leaped above the six-foot line on the first
try with about two inches to spare.
A spectator told Day as he was walking by the
tartan after she cleared 5-8. •That was loo pretty,
you don't even need 10 go 5-1 o. just move up lo six
feet·
Day obliged, and then some. ·u felt kind of easy today.· Day srud. ·1 feh good
at the start and believed l couJd go lllgher I JU'>I
had to save my energy for the higher hergtw •. I kepi
my speed and form over the bar and ju .. 1 ined to
get as high as I couJd •
Mesa Coach Glenn Mi1cheU decided to lei I >ay
rest from the high jump and several other even1c, rn
a dual meet Thursday to prepare for Saturday\ in
vitational. Day still won the 800 rneier. Thur.day
and maintained her Vlctoriou~ nde through \atur
day's invitational. where she was named the girl'>
field athlete of the meet.
"We just wanted her to have a good iump !tod.l}
with good competition and it wo rked out.· 'Ml1d
Mitchell, the meet's announcer. "She keved up for
it and stayed focused.·
Mitchell said Day's clearing of 6 2 put her rn
nint,tl place on the all-time prep lts1
"It feels good,· said Day. who wt.II compete m
track and field and soccer a1 Cal Pol\ 'ian Lt.us
Obispo next season.
"It's a great accomplishment to have. Now I hdvt'
to keep it up."
In wortana.nlike faslUon. Day changed shoes rm
mediately after her historic Jump to get ready for
the 200, which she took second in at 26.40.
She also anchored Mesa's 1,600 relay learn wuh
Stacy Krikorian. Toshia Bryant and Rhond1 Naff
which firushed third.
After the meet. Day commuted back to Costa
Mesa High foe Saturday mght's ">adie Hawbn5
Danc:e. Eugene said.
"We'll celeb~te some other time,· he said
The celebration has already begun. and a speaal
athlete is in our midst.
"Sh.e's the sto~· said Mesa's Ziad Pepic, a mem-
ber of the baslcetball and track team.<.
CATCHING UP WITH
Bill Doner
B2 Sunday, "'~ 6, 2003
SUMMARIES
BASEBALL
College
811 Wtlt C--.we
UCl7.UCS81 UCI 002 no 110 llO -1 14 2
UCS8 300 010 101 OI -I 10 4
Smith, Schroer 171. Trlpe>li (7), Alstot
(71 and Wagner; Posthumus.
Sorenson (5), Ramirez (7), Edroeolan
(9) and Ziemendorf. W -Alstot. 2~ L
-Edroslan, 0-2. 28 -McCanne (SB).
Adams (SB). 38 -Horwitz (UCll. HR -·
Falk (UO I.
Golden saa MhMtlc ~•a
• Btolal,~2 Vjllnguard ooo 101 ooo -2 1 o
Biola 001 042 10ir -I lO 1
Hanis. Griggs (81,.franco f7I and Bower. Schelling and Kremer. W -
• Schelling. 5-1. L-Harris, J..5. 28 -
KuJ....-Cm. t:temblett.(B). HR-Searle M. Parrish (8), Colin (8), Galloway
(B).
Community College
ar.ce Empire eont.f•ice
occ 19. lrvfne Valley 2 lrvinQ Vly 001 ooo 100 -2 1 o occ 2112 120 03x -19 24 1
Buru, Nield (2), Lewis (4), Amador
(6) ond Lane; Treece, Johnson (8),
Jadcson (91 and Hi<*s, Grant (8). W -
Treece. L -Bursa. 28 -Benoit (OC) 2,
Piaskowski (OCI. JB -Cardllo (OC).
HR -Mathes (QC), P1askowski (OC) 3.
BASKETBALL
High school boys
Oranc• County Al-Star c.ne
North 93, South 80
North -Washington 9. Moore 28,
Phaler 5, Price 4, Schaen 2,
Kahr&r(lan 5, R1clts 8, Sanders 2,
Gonzalez 15. Dalsfu 12, Miller 3.
3-pt. goals -Dalafu 4, Gonzalez 3,
Miller 1, Moore 1, Phaler 1.
Fouled out -none.
South-Fedorovtsev 13, Ghanbari 2.
Pajevic 12. Camey 12, Collins 6,
Hogan 6. Terry 12, McGee 5, Clanin .
Sok 2, Bigler 3
3 pt. goals -Terry 3, Claflin 2. Pe1evic
1, McGee 1.
Fouled out -none
SOFTBALL
College
Cal Baptist 2. Vanguard O
Cal Bap ooo 020 o -2 • 5 2
Vanguard ooo ooo o -o 1 2
Bermudez and Funk; Ball and Rolle.
W Bermudez, 14-2. l Ball, 8-10. 38
-Trujillo (CBI. Brandl ICBJ.
Game2
Cal Baptist 5, Vanguard 0
Cal Bap 010 013 o 5 9 1
Vanguard 000 000 O o 2 1
Beaty and Funk; Keltner, Camarillo
151. Ball (6) and Rolle. W -Beaty. 11-8
L Keltner, 10-5 2B -Trujillo ICBI.
Hernandez ICB). Pinedo (CB). Lopez
(CBI 2. Jack.son (CBI
TENNIS
Collene women Bl&~
UO 4, Cal Poly SLO 3
S.ngles -Chang (UCO def. Hustedt.
6 2. 6 1; Waller (CPI def Bowman.
6-4, 3-6, 7·5; Bentzer (UCI) def.
Thompson. 6-1, 6 O; Tranddno (UCI)
def. Grady, 6-1, 7-6; Boss (UCI) def
Romm, 6-4. 6-2. Lewis (CP) def
Posner, 6-4, 6-3
Doubles -Bow man Chang (UCJ) def
Hu&tedt-Romm, 9-7, Waller-Galldo
(CPI def Bentzer Posner. 9 7:
Grady Thompson (CP) def.
Boss Tranckino, 8 4.
COLLEGE
TRACK
Hali sparkles
POINT LOMA -\7anguard
University senior Sarah Hall cap-
tured indivtdual championships
in the I ,500 mtters (4:42.58) and
3.000 (10:24.92) Saturday at the
Point Loma Track and Field Invi-
tational
Sophomore teammate Jenny
Thune finished fourth in the
women's 3,000 (10:34.32). im
proving her personal best in the
event by 34 seconds. .
Freshman Matt Meyer turned
in an impressive double for the
men, winning the 800 me ters
with a personal best of 1:57.85
and Onishing third in the 1,500
with a drne of 3:59.45, one sec-
ond off his personal best.
VOLLEYBALL
Anteaters hand
Trojans a loss
LOS ANGE!.U!S -Spencer Be-
mus had 21 lcilb and Jimmy Pel·
ul added 20 kills 10 lead the sev-
enth-ranked UC Irvine Anteaters
to a 30-27, 30-32, 30-21, 30-26
Mountain Paciftc Spons Federa-
tion mens' volleybalJ vtct.oty Sat-
urday night on the loser's floor.
The Anteaters Improved to
J 6-9, 11-9 in the MPSF. USC.
playing Its final home malCh of
the aeason, dropped Its a1xth
straight to tM AntNt~rt to fall to
6-23. 2·18. ua outhJt (.397 to .236) and
O\Ublocied (22.5 to 6.0) the 'In>·
&mus hit .SIS and had efRht
blocb. Ptl.t.d hit 354 and had aU
bloc Xyte Weichen btt .626
with 11 k1Dt and had ei&h•
bkx:b. and Nick VuLly had 1•
matd,. 12 blocb. '
SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD
Corona def Mar's Chris ~ingstrom crosses the finish line in third place in his heat in the 40().meter dash at Trabuco Hills Invitational.
CdM .girls see the light
Sea Kings finish
second in the 1,600
relay at Trabuco Hills.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
MISSION VIEJO -Light faded
away as the sun disappeared
along the horizon, but Corona
deJ Mar High's girls 1,600-meter
relay team seemed to master the
incoming darkness as if it was a
creature of the night.
nie edges of the track were
clothed in darlcness as the sta-
dium lights at Trabuco Hills High
began to gleam brighter with.
each passing second at the l2th
annual Trabuco Hills lnYltadonal
Saturday. Ideal conditions for a
solid CdM relay.
Sara Oaster, Anne St Geme,
Kelty Morgan and Me!Wa SWig-
en brought a smile to Coach Bill
Sumner's face with a 4:02.35, sec-
ond onJy to Long Beach Poly
(3:49.80). Morgan ran a personal-
best split or one minute during
the third leg. making up ground
on the back stretch.
·1 was just trying to outrun the
other bodies," said Morgan as
she stood in a circle with her re-
lay teammates.
places.. Ahlia Kattan placed 16th
in the girls 3.200 (12: 11.16).
Mesa's Rhondi Naff took second
in her heat and finished 18th
overall in the girls 400 (I :02.4 7)
while teammate Jasrrun Day
placed 19th in the 800. CdM''>
Keelan Cuyler clocked a 2:30.95
to finish 18th in the 800, whk h
also included Newpon ·Harbor's
Elda I lemande7 (2:32. 76) and
Taryn Kawata (2:37.89).
ln the bo}"l 800, Mesa's Zach
Powell finished 19th in 2:05.27
with Dillion coming in at 2:07.92.
Sea King Man Morris sprinted
to a 16th-place finish in the boys
200 (23.54) while Mesa's 7..ach
Powell finished 20th in the boy<;
300 intermediales (43.63), and
CdM's Stefanie Sitzer raced in at
55.01 in the girts 300 hunlles
Artz took 21st (4:42.71 1 in the
boys 1,600 and was joined by
Costa Mesa's Mario Herrera. who
finished 27th (4:42.23). Juan Avt-
lez (4:46.48). Marco 1 luipe
(4:47.36). Ivan Ruiz (5:02.57),
Jorge Raya (5:08.05) and Saul
Palomar (5: 13.21) also finished
for Mesa.
Costa Mesa's Oiristine Rjel-
land raced to ninth in the 3,200
( 11 :53 .13) while Mesa's boy-; 4 x
1,600 relay team o f Avil ez,
Huipe. Palomar and Carlos
Ibarra fimshed eighth in
19:34.67.
Mesa's Danny Krikorian,
·we're so excited about sec-
ond." said a giddy Oaster, who
finished I 1th in the girls 400
earlier in the day. "We weren't ex-
pecting that." Corona def Mar's Sara Claster on her way to a heat victory in 400. who is also playing volleyball for the school's team this sea -
son, finished 20th overall in Their CdM teammates on the
boys side did fairly well in the
1,600 relay as well.
Kevin Artz, Blake Dillion,
Brandon Borcoman and Ouis
Ringstrom led the way ln their
heat, crosslng the finish line in
3.25.6. The Sea Kings would fin ·
ish fourth as Long Beach Poly
broke its own meet record with a
3:14.6 Saturday.
ners out there. it just pushes you
a lot harder. £Ringstroml pulls an
amazing course."
St. Geme finished th.ird in the the triple jump (37-8Y.l while
1.600 (5:13.82) with Becky Oun· teammate Ziad Pepic placed
mins ftnishing sixth in the 3,200 21st (37-5%). Krikorian also
(11:38.43), pining momentum ·finished 20th in the long jump
the final two laps and mald.ng up (19).
Ringstrom, who took the SAT's
Saturday morning, fml~ed third
in the 400 earlier Saturday in
50.56.
three places from the~ Krikorian. Luu, Gonz.alez and
'itages of the race. Swigert toolc Omar Ruiz teamed up ln the 800
seventh in the 400 (I :00.08). relay to talce 14th place Mll wa~ tough. my brain 1s
pretty tired right now.· he sald. Newport Harbor's Courtney (I :38.88).
·we've trained a lot for this,"
said Borcoman, who ran the
third leg of the relay. "Last we
week. we ran a 3:26 and we ha·
ven't faced th.is type of compeli·
tion ln duaJ meets or at the Ir-
vine Invitational. When you see
the third and fourth place run-
Costa Mesa's boys team of Ivan
Ruiz. I fuu Luu, Omar Ruiz and
Luis Gon7.alez crossed in 3:53.03
in the 1,600 relay.
I larris finished slxth In the girls Catherine Connell, Day, Kyla
1,600 (5: 19.6 l) with fellow Sailor Flores and Hahn Nguyen
Alec UnusuasteguJ crossing the clocked a 23:28.95 to finish
hne in 15th place (2:02.61 ) in the ninth in the girls 4 x 1,600 relay.
boys 800. Flores (5:57.77) and Nguyen The festivilles Saturday began
around 8 a.m. and d1dn'1 finish
until aJmos1 7 p.m., giving plenty
of time for other area athletes lo
shine.
CdM's Bo Weidner and Mile.a (6:04.29) both finished the girls
Rudlnica clocked a l 0:20.67 and 1,600. Powell, Omar Ruiz, Luu
10:24.75. respectively, in the boys and Gonzalez finished the 400
3,200, good for 16th and 18th relay in 18th place (47.13).
COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD
•
UCI's Curtis goes 13-21'4 in pole vault
She snaps her own school
record at Big West Challenge
Cup at UCI on Saturday.
ANTP.ATHR STADIUM -UC Irvine sopho-
more Erin CUrtls broke her own school re
cord and set a meet record In winning the
pole vault with a nwlt of 13·2YO ln the Big
West Oialleng Track & Field n.tp Saturday
afternoon.
She aJao won the 100 meten In 12.02, and
Onilhed leClOnd In tho 200 meters (24.66).
Su.u.Ono Purmort won the 400-meter hur·
dlel ln I :02.65, wbDe Aruuna.rle 1\1.rptn won
the high jump at 5·7 and Cl Statford WU
aecood tt s-sr.. SWford won the javelin
throw with I tOM Of 127-8.
Other leCOnd·pl&oe 6nlshel ror the Ant ·
eaten lodtidod tauttn Adams In the 400
mmn (57.80), Calby Picha lo lhe 800 me·
lert (i!JS.88), ~ndy Chan In the 1,500 me·
left (4:36.73).
Gladys lwuaba of Long Beach State broke tewart In the Javelin throw (184-3).
ber own meet record In the triple jump with The 49er men flnJabed with 194 points.
a mark of 40-9~ and Amy Haapenm m>m UO and UC SMta 8am.ta ded for second
UC Santa Barbara established a meet record with 147 _points eillch and Cal State Pullertoo
In the hot put at 46--0~ U~BI Kade Appen· wu fourth with 146.
rodt won the 1,500 metera lo 4:35.M and the Lof11 Beadl Stat .. • Cory Loebl won thNo
3,000 meters ln 9:51.12. events: lefdna• meet record In the hammer
Long Beach State won lhe women:. cham-throw wtth • inlilk of 199·2, plUI fto.iahina
pion.ship with 165 points. CAI State PuJlenoft 6nt in the shot put (S5·7 K) and the dilCus
was second with 161~. ua wu third wtth throw (18.l.()). The 4~ Ryan Kroll won the
160 and UC Santa Barbara fou.rtb wtth 145 200 metm (21M), the .00 meun ('8.44),
~. plul andaOted the WlnnJng J .800-mcter ttJay
The 49era' StephanJe Sari'lptOn won lht Chia ..corded a time 0'3:18.93.
hammer throw with a matt Of 180-2 to bteak " om.-..ec records e1C1f>ltbed on the
her own mttt rte:0rd [rum lat year, .net abe l1Miltl,.. Mft by Qal State Alla bi 'I Joe
also QPtUrld lint tn the dilcUI ttuow at ThOmM In the triple Jump u a. a..ca.ed ..
151-0. recocd lrdin two ,.,. • Wlch • IDllt ot
In th mm'• events; UC JrYtne picked up 49·10~ Md Lone a.ch SIMft..., SO·
leCOnd-pla. ftnllh &om Xenny Vlnh lo rumura In the llCMnets hlati IUdlll with•
1he llO·~n hJ#l bunl (14.81), Scott Jar· time ort4,41.
~ m the~ meter hutda (54..SS), Slntoth AD rour tmms compete in the ~I
~ In the hJab jump (6-8), Aaron Nevada ClwnsJb ....... In Sail Diego April Corlfttt ln the pole vault (15--7) and Jon 11-12. f
COLLEGE
BASEBALL
·askowski
Iams three
· ates' freshman
oes 5 for 5 with six
Is in 19-2 rout.
COLLEGE
BASEBALL
Horwitz
lifts UCI
to 7-6 win
Anteaters win in the
11th; Horwitz 4 for 6,
scores three times.
SANl]. &JlSA.RA -UC Irvine
center fielder Jo n t lorwit7 wen1 4
for 6. scored three times and set
up the winning run in the 11th
inning with a lead-off tnple as
the Anteaters pulled out a 7-6
Big West C..onference baseball
victory at UC Santa Barbara Sat-
urday.
Breit Dallon followed Hor-
wilZ's three -
bagger with
a sacrifice SCOAEBOMD
Oy to give
the Ant
eater~ a
split of 1he
first two of a
three-game
series.
which Anteaters 7
wraps up UCSB 6
today at I
p.m.
After falling behind. 3 O. in the
first inning. the Anteaters fought
back with two unearned n.tn6 in
the lhl.n:I inning and one more In
the fourth. A bases-loaded dou-
ble play brought in the first run
and a wild pitch sent another
Anteater home.
Matt Fal.lc led off the fourth
with a towering home run over
the right field fence to tie It at
3-3.
The Gauchos couldn't capitaJ-
ize on their opportunities. twice
having the go-ahead run at sec·
and with nobody our.
Pour times UCSB had the po~
tential tying or go-ahead runner
thrown out at I.be plate. £1even
runnera were stranded on base.
indud.fug Josh McCanne ln the
11th. at the end of the game.
Jimmy Alltot (2-4) picked up
the win for ltvine after pftchtng
~ innings of relief. He ll.Dftll-
dered Just two hits and allOwed
only one W\eamed nm. Jared
P.drosolan (();.2) WU Ctedhed
with the lo.; P.droiolaia pltchid
dlecttvdy. bUt made the ODO
111.lstab to Horwtti.
Brett Smith went the flrlt m
lnningi and hid • 6-4 leed be-
for:e ,Ming lifted. He allowed
eight hi~ fo\U euned nw,
auud. out lix and w.bd four
beloe St SdUOer Ind fhl
'DipoM i'nade brW ~
tn the MVmch lnnlaj. BJ, FAMXe Wll • ..,
prombwJnl. pnc 3 for~ ll:artne
twice wMb an RBI. Chdl....., _ 2 iw& Oil+
ton ... lb3WllhtWG ....
Thi ftl*t llft UCS1 • lt-:14.
I · l tn die .... Wrlll. .... JW,
---12·••·1--· .,-. ... uaa will teart Junk>r .._
hander Matt VMqutl <2·Z A;»
EJW. The Anteeten counts.
wtch Paul Prench (G-2, 3.44). \
ot
l>dllY I '11(>t S PORlS
COLLEGE
SOFTBALL HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Vanguard
caught in
a freezer
Cal Baptist limits
Lions to just three
hits while s hutting
Vanguard out twice.
( < >S I A MESA It Wa!> too cold
nn Saturday for the Vanguard
t l111wr\1ty ~ftbaU team. ut tem1<;
of the windy weather and a t
plai t· where the !Jon<> found
lhi.::nM"lve'> on till' wrong entli. uf
a one hitter and .i two-hitter.
• ltiver<;ide ha~d ( .aJ Rap tbt re-
lOrdt:d l 0 and 5 0 (,olden State
1\.thlt•til Lonforenrc v1ttone'> to
1111pruw tu 34 I 'i, fl fl an the
< 1!'-f\t. whrlt• drupp111g the host!>
'" .!.!. lh I. !of 10)
ll.11 li;11 I Berm11dc1 h1111ted th<'
l 11111., 10 1me tut m the opener, a
lillh 1m1111g hunt "'"Wl' by l~..a
l11t "''"fl
I m11.,· .,tuner MarctC'a llaJI held
1h1· I 1111 er h.11 .. 111 l ht'ck over chc
ltr ... 1 l11ur inrung ... rctarrng 12 of
1111• 111.,t I I hillll'r'> '>Ill' faced.
KENHRf PT )W I
11111 ... tit· r.rn 111to trouble in tJ1e
hlrh wh1·n had • 10 back '>lllgle<.
hy 1\11gt'l,1 I unk and Manhcl De l
~.1drll1J \'-ii' follnw1·d by a wind-
hlrn ... 11 t·rror to load tlw ba'>C'>
I 1r.11rw PineJo lollm .. c<l with a
d11uhl1• In riWH t 1•11fl'r to '>lore
l\\11 run.,
lanrn: Beaty wa.., the nemesil.
1111 tlw mound in C.arne 2. !>lifling
1h1 I Jun-. th rough i.ix anningi. be-
Ion· A.,hJev Mauro·., grounder to
Newport Harbor's Nedim Pa1ev1c (50) of the South All-Star s tries to move around North M Star
Dominique Rieks during Saturday's Orange County High School All-Star Basketball Game
•·1 t11·r .111J Jack.,011\ .,hot down
1 lti-ll'ft field lint' hrokt• up lht'
110-h11 l>rd .
< .it l\ap11.,t 1u rn1wJ on tht•
l.,111guard p1tch111g !>taff fu r runt'
1111-. 1111 ludang '>IX douhlc-..
Pajevic sparkles
1
I ht• I 11111-. n•turn to C ,'v\C pla}
111 I 111·,d .1} wht.>11 tlwy travel tu
1 ht ~1.1c,1n-... < ollt>gt• for a
• loublt'heJd1·r. ..1.1ninK at 1 . .10
JI Ill
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celebrabng the Dail'f P11ors
Athlete of the Week series
TODAY
25 D11v1d Cas1leton
0 1.ingo Coast
Fuo1ball basltf'lbdll
23 Vence Hamado
C· ,..,,.,Mesa
foutl.Jall '96, 97
MONDAY
24 Vanessa Godbey
NOWIJ(>r1 Harbor
Tpnnis '96 ·97
TUESDAY
23 Jose Quintana
£ ~1anc1a
St•n "'· "96 '97
DONER
Continued from B 1
Sailor goes out in
style with All -Stars .
Richard Dunn
Daily Pilot
C O~I/\ ML~ -Realt11ng
the load. or burden . he might
have to bear undem ealh for
the <;out.Ji, Newport I !arbor
I hgh's 6-foot 4 Nedirn Pajevtc
t am e equipped Saturday night
111 the Orange < ounty All-Star
boys ba.-.ketball game at
Orange Coa.'>t College.
Facing the heavily favored
North, the Newport. I !arbor
'>landout and -.ccond-team Afl.
C .II· Southern Section DtVL'>IOn
II M sell't.uon figured he'd en
JOY .in cwn111g of rebu undin1t.
\'1hirh he li\teJ 111 the p rogram
"" hii; r.1vori1t• thing to do on
the hardwood
ffThat\ my favorite, rt'
bounding.· l'ajt'vac 'o<lld. "I
don't cart' 11111rh about '>coring
I was trying to break the re
bounding rernrd here."
While the Nunh crni.,ed to
an easy •IJ 80 \oil tory. winmng
the game for the fourth straight
year. an argument could be
made for Pajevic earning tC'am
PiJot, venturing rnto lhe auto
racing field where he C'ventually
owned nine race tracks 111 Cali
fomia. Seattle and Portland and
aJso spent three years in the
lu"t of their glory era before the' 1980s as vice pre-;1dent of mar-
national t'ra put tlwm on the keting for Caec;ar\ Palace m I.as
had . pages. and subsequently Vegas.
ri>(ht off lhe page'> at the metro-I re now owns a marketing
pohtan dailies. consulting company -Wtlllam
lllt• heat at the Daily Pilot was Doner and Associat~ -and
al'lo 111to the Dodger... Angels, studies potential revenue
I .<uwr-., USC. UL IA. and the stream!> for what an N H. team
hm...-,. ~ wouJd bring to Southern Cahfor-
ll1ost.> at the Pilot who still re-nla
member Doner recall him as ·1 can' do anythJng a~ far as
funny, flamboyant and with an deciding if a team will come or
1trelevant 'ityle. not, but I have worked for lhe
nu ner pursued a career in (San Diego) Olargers. San fran
ma r\:rtlng when he left the Daily d&co 49ers and (Minnesota) Vi·
$9995
&UP •
4TIRES
OfllfWllillon
lllecttk..:
11117111t$ 11ano•ua
1N/10llt14
MVP hunor\ on tlw \outh.
..conng I.! pornt'>. llf<lhh1ng
11tr1t' rebound'> and .itldtng one
bloc._ and one Meal. I P.11ev1L
cam e up a tad :.hort 111 h..,
q uest lllf.~ game's rebounding
record '' LO. held by \anta
Ana'!. llt'rman Rrown 111 1~79
and l.a Quanta'<; Johnny Hoger<>
in 198 1.I
Ml lhmk they had the• height
and alhleucism,· Soulh Loach
fodd Ducon of 8 Toro ~1d of
the North. which featw ed Ma-
ter Dea players I lctrril>on
Schaen and Wesley Wa'>hing·
ton, along wilh Villa Park's 6 -9
Sean PhaJer and Brea Ohnda's
6-7 f:.van Moore. "ho was
voted game MVP after .,wring
28 pomt<>.
"The only guy wt· had to
match that is Ned1m. 111.'' got a
great future tn front of hun 1f he
plays hard f >,'llC'>'> II\ been
good rnachang by ( oath
(Larry} I hr'>~ (of N<"W]>Ort I lar
bor)."
Pajevic tt•amed with Im for·
mer teammate and t fa.,.'irnate
underneath fur the South All
Star. ~ Capl'>trano ValJey-.. 6·8
George I edorovtM.'V. who
played three years at NC'wpon
I larbor on the · lower levels.
kings." Doner said. "llte last two
years I worked on ideas for turn-
ing the suites at lhe Kentucky
Derby into luxury boxe.,. •
As with any profession. not alJ
llUllXeting ideas are agreed
upon, according to Doner.
#Sometimes it's fun. some-
times It is n't: ~d Doner of his
job. "Everythlng's not aJways go-
ing to be wonderful and what
you present is not necessarily
what lhe owners want to hear."
Doner has live<l in Seattle and
New Mexico and spent some
time in Australia. ln l9fl2 he
caught a 1.234-pound black
marlin. the larges\ in the world
that year. Los Angeles 11mes
sports edJtor Bill Owyre asked
Motorcraf,..
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Fiiter Change
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Offer valid with coupon. ExplrH A/15/03
Up to ftw quatt.a or Mot0teraft'9 oil. Te.an and • disposal , ... utra. See Oealel"lh1p fOt d9t.ll
Offervalkj with COUPOf1 &plret 4115/03
th<•n tra11.,ll:'rretl to Lapo \.ille)
aftl'r 111., parent.. nwH·d tu
~uth C ounty.
h •cJorovi...cv. who will hkl'l-r
play .ti Irvine Vaill') College· 1
n ext '-t><N>tl, It'd lhl' \outh with
I 3 potntc,. while .idthng four of
fen'>IVl' rebound' ,md thret'
blod.ed shots !all rn unt· '>eric'>)
and a i,teal.
Pa1evic m ad e the gam e\ fir'>!
lhree pointer. h111111g a long
range 1umper wilh I 'l 07 to
play 111 the rll'St half. W'ing lhe
South an 11·7 a nd forc111g the
Nonh to caU timeout
.. It can be tricky," Pajevic
saJd, "bec.:ause lhey lo<1k at me
and 11\ an ad\·antagt• if they
don't thmk I'm gmn~ to .,hoot I
had an opponunny .and 1ust
thought I'd Lry it."
Pawvic., who d idn't allt'mpt
anorher 1hrce-po111tcr '>clnk 4
nf 6 from tht' field 111 the sec-
o nd haJf. mostly on ll'ft-han
d er., runne,., 111 the l.ey
l'J Joro'c; Palm k < ,arnt•y JJ1d
Non.hwood'c; I >re\\. lt·rrv at...o
<;Cored I l pomt-. t•at h for lhe
<>oulh, whlle Sunn~ I 1111.. fon)
Gorv.al(.>'1 ( 15 poml'>I and lro} \
Kevt.n DaJafu 112! \IH'rt' tht' onl)
other North player., 111 '><.<>re 1n
double figure$ be'>tdl'' Moore
I :loner, who L'> s111gk w nt'illt• a
-;pread about hJi; travel<, down
under.
One of his fon de'>I nwmoneo;
was covering tht• Angt•I., and
Dodgers for lhe Pilot 111 the '60s
and he said much ha., changed
in lhe newspaper bu.,1m_•.,., 'iince
then.
·Now, ff you aren't dehmg into
drug issues or soml'th111g rnntro-
verslal. it· makes 11 1h.i1 much
tougher.· Doner said "Thing.s
that I remember are the Dodgers
5oweeping the Yanltl'<'\ in the
Wor1d ~ries. ewnt., that were
positive .
Doner has two sons. Jeffrey
and Brian, aJong with a grand
daughter, i:ess.
TENNIS
Adop!ion Guild
ups the ante
Longtime Ne wport Ht·ac h te nnis ';ta ple
hoping to draw more player~. fan~ in '0'1. ·o ucul tht-bldl'';l and
la'l(cM t hanty
• duuble'
tennis tournament'.> in
the rnumry hc1.'> JU'>t
r~d the bar clllOI her
notc h with pn1.t·
money.
I he venerahlt· Hoy
J 11wn' b .ind 1JH'r
tlt\-9'1tJll dlld Olt'fl .... drtd
wonwn\ Opt'n "lllWt">
.\II 11pt·11 d1vi-.11111., .t."
wt'll d.., tht• men -. 1r,.,,
all' -...u1t lll./rwd II) the
t Jnm·d \tdtf'., I 1·11111\
A ... M lt i.tlHHf
I mer~n Adop11011
( .uald renru ...
lournament. long lhe
pmJc of Newpon Bt.>ach
RICHARD
DUNN
I ..1-.. yt•M '> t'\t'llf
whu h drt•\o\. 11\1·1 11t1
pl,1\ 1·rl. 1111 l11d111g
'l"\1 I ll pltl'>, llf•J\ltkcJ
1 lul\ I .111111\ '-tt.·r \Ill ,..,
wtrlr , lw• "'' 111t.1J111v
1c·11ni-., announced recC'ntly th.it
11 ha.o. ancreawd tlw pw'>t' fur
thl'> year\ 4lnd .mnual t'\t•nr.
whtlh ,.., plawd 1hroughou1
duh'> in lhc area Nt•wpon
Ueac.h le1111L., Club I'> the
tournament ht'adquarlt·r-;
fh1'> year's prw: rnonc) 111
S.!7.000 i'> mon· than douhk ••'
l,1~1 year\ 1.ikrng'> ·we a.o.ked tlw ltuurndm1 11 1
hodrd and lht'}' rt">pondctl lo'. tllt
tt rommitmen1 to 111trc.L't' 1lu
pn1t· monev. · Adoptwn < .11rld
Prt· .. 11kn1 ~u-.an fkall '><1111 I he
llll red.'>t" 111 pn11· mont·~ ,., 1 1
111\.t"•,tment 111 thl' fu1un· \\1·
lwlu:"e Uldt with a !Jr~l·r .,1.i~t
wt• will add tu our e>l1.,1ing pool
of 1op·quaJ1ry pliiyt•rc,
I he Ad op1111n (,u1ld will ht·
played \1a) l 1 l 6. \la\ 11 .iml
Junl' I . with thr '>e m1fi nah ;1111J
fim1J.. '>latetl for the l\l'wport
Bt•ach Tenni-. CJ11b during tlw
'>t.'Cond wet•kt•nd o f the
tournament
"This year •'> tht• 42nd \l'dl ol
our tournament ,ind our bo,utl
felt 11 wa.'> u11pnnant to rn"'t' tht
.,take .. :· said< hn.,llnl' C.,hl\eh,
who h re'>po11'>1hh: Im 'l'llll ,or
donation'>
fhe .\dop11011 < .u1ld \o\llJ pl.1\
h<>'>I to appmx1m.ut'ly "iOO
doubles team 11.()()() plawr-.1 111
all dtvl'>1on~ fo r 111e11 anti
women. from no\'i1e to open
l'.1n1cipani... cr1111t· lrom all '" 1•r
the Soulhlantl
fhe dr\11~1011" .11t• nlt'n".
women'<> and ml't·d \ , 4 11 1 ,
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COLLEGE WOMEN'S TENNIS
Anteaters victorious, 4-3
Al\'TEATFB 11 ~Nl-, \lAJHIJ.\1
A win al "'o 4 '>tn¢e<; h) w11
1or Amy 1 ra11c.k1110 m her l.i-.t
home match hfted lH In rnt·
pru.t Cal Poly c.,.m l..w'> Ob"~)ll.
4 J . tn women\ tenms a111un
~turday.
lranckmo defeated t...mten
( .mdy 6-I, 7 fi for th~ wmnmg
tl'am point "" tlw An teatt:f' 1m
proved to. I l H ovt•r.ill and 4 I 111
Big We:.t Lonft'rrme dual\
The \\.in a.ho Will Lal l'oh 111
th fil">t confen•m e lo'' ol llH'
'>ca-.on as the Mu.,tang.. droppt·tl
to I 5 -6 overall a nd 6-1 m ltlnlt 1
cnce matche'>.
After Cal Pol} datmf•d lh•
du uhlt'' p11rn 1 \\Ith \.\.111' .tr :\11,
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1mpro\ed 111 IH :l in '>llll(lt'' 1h1~
... eason v.1th ht>r fi. I b o \tt tur,
m.er Ull'bt·v I homp~on at No
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't'a'>On -.t h1·dule \\1th road
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1 he H1g Wt· .. 1 < o nfe rt•nt 1· c ll.un -
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GARAGE
SALE
BUSINESS &
FINANOAL
Collecllbles/
Memonbllla 1160
TC))> $$ 4 u coaos ETC mz. 0..:. [ta;. 517~ & Ilk
Ill Altrc. sp., lube ~
Mike 949 64S 7SOS
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lo•m& '" lhl• newspaper 1s subiect lo tht' federal r •ir Housme Act of 1968
as am.,nded which
makes ot 1lle11a1 lo
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ence hm1l~t1on or
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uui ~ol0< rthe1on Sh
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such preference lomota
hon Of d1s.crimmAt1on '"'
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not know1naly ac t~lll
Jny ,.dverlosernent 10<
rul t\lale whit h " on
v1olat1on of the law Our
r~aders ar~ h•r.,by
informed lhal all dwell
ma:s advutosed on lhos
newspaper art' naolable
on an •qual nppurlunrly
baSI\
In rnmplaln ol dis
trimmatlOn, call HUD loll
free at I 800·4?4 8590
2305-2490
L ESTATE
R SALE
1483 Garage/
~=========:;; Yard Sales 1489 WANTED _CM_SA_T--SUN-,_-,--
ANTil\UES 253) eo..rba@ r. !l 1011£ o1 r__.,,
Older Style Furniture
PIANOS i Coli.ctiblfl
3 '-b. br, IMm, dnm ft.rn. book'>. odds ¥od ends
SOl0-3940
~ lilil•
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JEviELRY/ 3460
DIAMONDS/-
PRECIOUS METALS
AISOLUTI GOLOMINll
60 vendtnil machines
wolh e•Lellenl loL.,loOns
al fcJr SIO.Sll'i 8»?34 ff£2
Selling Your lonlnH~
Is Our luslneu.
l.ondla & AuoclalH
949-837-7070
www.orlclondl1.c-
Corona del Mar
COltONA DH MAI
VIUAGI, Sine hm
home So of PCH 3br
2 !'>ba mstr br
w r~lru l of11 ce/l1b
w dual Ip $1,299.000
~J!>.5Uf> 96-412 JZ2'6
• Appl--. ... ,..........,. Lost ·~·Aw •<>'"<• .. 1505
c-1t Coln Nooda
Old Co1nsl Gold. silver
itwelry walthe!. .ant~
collechble• 949 642-9448 omces b Lease 4540 trvtne
$$ CASH PAID $$
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LOST
SAUDI PASS,OITI
CAU 714-$46-1064
Found
fOUND
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1510
l SIDI CM ORANGE &
23RO 949-433-7S30
fOUNO PUC
Cats 3610
•••••••• CFA 'IRSlAN ltITTINS
2 1odToMtyMalH
$400/Eodo
All Shoh. lovlnt &
Cuddly. 949-4S l -202S •••••••• Dog&/'°"'" ......
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Offices lo share 600sf
& 480sl Beaulttul com
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HOMES FOR SALL
ORANGE 5400
COUNTY
Balboa Island ::649-4922.
CALL ANIMAL NETWORK
949 697 6632 TO CLAIM
NEED VET RECORDS flt& WAY b momma cal, o ... Of A IU .... Ouplu.
eel al lultera a,,-eat ~ P11st1n~ cond But
SOUTH COAST AUCTION
HOME
FURNISHINGS
96-!>JJ-0411 loc•lt0nl F pie, G•r aa:e
306 Co11I 310 27J 3300
22t2S.. ... 5'.
S... AM. CA 12101
&.·do-ill < • "'
Estate Sain 1486
Business
Furniture 3435 Opportunities
------Businesses and IRANO NIW ,lllow-franchises 3905 Top 011••11-Slzo4' lodl '•Id $1,300. Mont Sol -AM--V-fN_O_l_N_O_R_O_U~T-1
$700. 949-673 1002 Ill~~ Prwne b
Vint..,. Iott-furn. le< ..... la Custom Chrtds c.bons. S9ol50 lrM!5I 2S'f 1000 Hawaii-Shlrto B T down wac ID>-396-9311 Uqvtdatlon ,rlcH ed wm slle saii!
Appl. 949-6S0-63S7 ereen & anhque white $900 (949) 759 9679
Balboa Peninsula
NIW INGl.ANO
VllW OU,UX
AT THI SANO I
AGT. 949-723 1120
OPIN SUN I -4:30
TUITU IOU ,otNTf
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home l.IPllJMlesl recess
~b. k:1G ol ~. Pool
~~f!l.cAMO<
SlZ7 6Qlmo ~Owner
Slwley C.....on
~10109'9-451 l200
Laguna Bead!
NOltTH LAGUNA IEACH
1emodeled 78< 28a on
~°' ner lol LR w(f p,
Pf'ffec.t relleilt w/~
patoos and wondon& brK~
walkways S 1,250,000
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949-720-3900
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Accounting
NOT1Cf TO Rr AOERS
Caltfor nra l11w re
quues that tonhac
lors lakona: 1oh~ lhal
total S500 or more
(labor °' mall'f•als)
bf' lrcenwd by lhe
Contratlors Stale
l Kl'nse Board Slate
l.llw al'IO 1equ1re~ thal
runll-dor~ include
lh~11 llcel>M! numbef
un all •dver tr-.•ni You
can ch~k the status
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800 321 CStB Uni•
Len,ed con tr actors
llk1na: lobs lhat
tolal less than S500
musl stale 1n their
adverl1semenls that
they •re nol licensed
by thP Conlractots
Stai. lic.enw Board •
f All'TI9MG INTl.oltS
KJtc.hfJn I Billtl I Remodel
A TO Z HANDYMAN
Install. reface cabmeh
~dOcn/Wnci>M ~Dote 71~7Zl8
• wo•Unlh •
Custom Built Ins Crown
Moldmes. Ba~ Boards
l#5779S2 949 709 !>642
Carpet Replrtsala
..,C.U,fT""t(AaJ'lT..;
Repaors. Patch1111. lnslall
Courteous any size ;obs
Wholeulel 949 492 ll20S
Concml&Masmry
•rtdi llodl st-Tllo
Cotlcre1•. Pabo. Driveway Fir~lc. BBQ Refs 25Yrs
hp Teuz 114-557 7594
Clrpet Reptrtsala
CUSTOM lfMODH
AND OlSIGN All
TRACES. 30 YEARS £XP
L•337169 949 631 234S
MUD MOii IOOM? AOOfOONS & R(~LhG
l#577982 949 709 5642
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pamter. handyman
or any of the ereat
urvtee• lrsled here 1n
our ~e1v1ce drrtctory!
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PCOPLE CAN HCLP
YOU TOOAYI
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llclo's Ooo• lnstolls, ~ Ooo7 rr-.. al
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Drywall Services
WITTHOIFT OIYWA1L
All phase' •m l•11ob\ ULANI ?Oyrs fatt f1PP
951 l4000Xl 714.639 1447
EledrtcatSemces
Stwall , ........... .
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Set v1<. e!Remodek
L1275870 'M9 650 7o.t7
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sm Ll51586.l 714-&16~1X>
OOiiSiii CONTRACTOR No Jib ton .m M __ ,
R~air •~model. fan•
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marble. stone ~ 197S
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l.cnha.,o s..c.. t9Y".,.. Home Repair
l..wn worll. yard 1 le<111 14).
rnwUwl lree ht1 · .pmlil!r
Comm lit'< 714 <&lb 1518
GardenlllW
landscaplng
Lev'°"°' t..4' .....
Weti<'v """ ITer tmnq & on\tllll<tllon 25 Yrs exp
l ic/tn•ured 949 ':>48 063
Dtrtyw.J.~ ......
lawn\ I •wn Aer •l•n&
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tng, S111 '"i Tune ups,
Rrp.111 \ & llp11r.1des
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Troe Service, Y1rd
Cleanup, M11ntenance.
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(949} 6$0-8711
RES TORE • REPAIR
& REMODHING
nx "" WICWIST. All lypes of reparn £lee
trocal. plumbln&. doors,
Wilt&' hoabn. tiles & men 24fw {ldayr. 714 366-1881
6-1'c..tratllm
'~ C.penlly • Plumbtrlt
Ofywell • Stucco
P1inl1f11. Tile & mote
20< Ye¥1 bperklneel JI 714-969-$716
ld614.lln
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Merli M9 650·9525
Linder thl' Scn·icl' Di rec tory Banner
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245
O,IN SUN 1-4
1940 Hl.W-d er.
4br 2 5tM ..... whla oall
hdwd lh ttru-<lUI bslelllh
carpel. pra nd $1'.XX> II·
q~Andin:>n
bey wnl ltru out 5 yr MW '°"'· prol mana.ed lrcl5e. ,,., Hilr1>or $UI dist S7'J'il( Act 714 71~
• '41 4• ~ B< wries
4 5Ba CY"'-speclaQAr
w.ter onews localed on !hi.
water rr1 OoW!' Shor es.
L.tv•shly rrtmOdeled arid
6e!Med S2.2'50 (XX) T..W.. .... &-.
949-440-IM 1
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O,IN SAT-SUN 1-S
IOWlntlwop
3BR 2 58A home l>~p
er ate of11ce/ruest >U•te
By Owner Redund lo
SI 135.000
949 644 8288
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arpet ' wood blinds. new bnysd~ ail 949-250-0888
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Misc SeMcies
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Call! Public
UhhllH Comm1Hton
requires that ell uud
household 1oods
movers pront lheir
P U C Cal T number,
lrmos end ch1uHeurs
print their 1 C P
number in all •d•e<
t!M!mtnta If you hne
any questions about
the le111tty of •
mover , limo or
ch1uff01tt cell ,ueuc UtlUTtH co-rsslON
100 111-e1•1
..... ......_.20201 OrtWd OCIANflONT
St.6+& 5.5&. 5534 sf, 110· O<fAN VllW
SI 2S Mot Stoller 949-251 $6'9, 900
9444 www'*-tyora AGT. St49-72S-e120
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Plasllring & Stllcco
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Patch1n1 Reasonable•
714 921 1647 804 <M97pr
Pa!Nlng
Plumbing
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adlvtsiOnol "41JTJ~
PIPE LOCATING
ELECTRONIC SLAB
LEAK DETECTION
Friendly-Sefv1C1
949-67S -9J04
-~com La 7~91 lnSurf'CI
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Plumbln1 repa11r., ow.,
2Syn .. P All wori. .-
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OCTFCU O.C 714 m.9150
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Twnhm•. Gr41al private
room & bath. very ll4tan
Caras•. w/d, n/peh/
smka. female pref d
pt.aw. $700mo-+ 'hulls
Ht446-406S
AESIOENl1Al RENT .AJ..S
ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
Newpwt ley Tewen
'lblks from ferry to
Balboa Isl. IBr. IB.1. sec.
rlnl bay vte'ff, sm dlnrm.
undr11nd I*" SllQ)n 9of.Mi15..6196 9&642 .ar,g
... 2..s. '-ti ho.Ml
oc:.ri view. IOOft ll'om
sand, 3 btodls to --2c pt ~ 15-0d I
S32mrn, 9&86l-1910 I 16
Conn dlt ...
E Sttie, 2bt lba. lutdl.
1•r. laundry( •nel yatd
Must S.. 69 Walnut
$1100/mo 714 662-3111
71 4 540 l666
F.W.&., 2lw lt. .. vanl), bi6cony.
l*IO No -. ... & wMll'
.,., $1 llSrno ~373S
f's14. 2h c.-. ... , 1•r.
yard, w/d hlujj>s. water
& huh paid $1300/mo
Aal 714 997 3993
f' ............ , ... w/d i.~ qujrt a4dHE,
p:oll di It. pq ~smk
$1350/mo 949 ~48 5163
r ar 2°1 ... T--.,
carport • & 1 tora1e,
comm pool. 2554 Elden
S l 490/mo 949 673 1250
Jlr. 21. T...i... 2 , .. ,
&••. ne'ff carpetfpaonl.
butlt Nl,, SI 700wno pet ok
lton Proi> 714 378 1469
21r s1,..i. Stwy "'"'" Easl"de, 1el11e. w/d
hhups. 1•r. Sl950/mo
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nu lut. pr w~ & a .ii
rm S2..J5Q-no 9&m.84ri0
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l \Ode ~ Er 'l 5Ba, SFR. r p IJ.. cOl.Wllers. 2c
a•aee. boldlyard S2750rn
AvaA 41'6 949-~3726
Huntington Bndl
~ Jlw 35ba SFR, mod
lutdl, hctwd ~ ~ dedl.
laJlld ......., 2 c g;ir w ·'Sb:w um 9'9673 7ID>
, ... 4111 no.. ,.....__,
w .ell •menolre\ luaury
lovm1 SI ~. mo Aat c.n 114-99 7-399,
Udolsle
U4ea.yfrom
Jlr lie $3200... yrly
62'-212-7133
626-291-6262 ....... S..... wtfull ,.,e
krtchen & !>.th. pvt enll Newpoc1 Btacfl
•nd badi ~bo. So of Pch
$900/mo 9-6-533 5315 t• w/* ._ Slelm
.. utls ..... net/ .....
~ yrd. ~ h.-n. Mm i.ese. 9&3J7-0JO;
lAltGI tea llA, v~rr
Ira -rtcMn, view of path
S 1600/mo •at Maulyn
Wtllr.tms 949 721 !1()49
2ar 2h, So of Hwy I
bl' from Ocean BIYd new
t wpet/paint Be SMiie>
Sl900rn act 714 812 5668 ... ~~--... 2 ~8'.2 Mlba 2cp.
lmd, ¥fd th. La Piilo. ~ .. S2llnn aµ.. s.c 1-4 714-962 7'.H>
~'-'fT......._
w/pool 38• 2 581
w/panor am1c sunseh v..-.n Pvt QUtd kK
~m Jill 714-8125668
O,.-S-1-4 217 He..,.,.,..
Roomy J8r 2c pr. 1*.<1 le
pr P9d 3 dedlS & more
(n/peb) Avail May 15
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721).g(XM "' 760-346-7940
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ON LIDO PENINSULA
Nrw 21r 21.
COTlAGlS
Pro•alt Buch. Pool
•nd Spa W•tk to
Ocean Shops 1nd
Rot1u11nh Luu
6/mo 1 yo~
8011 Shp Available
110 UDO rA.ir; D•.
949 673 &OJO or
949 723 5830
* UillY * LEASES
Bill GRUNDY REAL TORS
9'9·615-61'1
Newpert H•l1t.t1 Ii
quoet \ludoo tutc~nelte
sh•r ed l•undr y ~1t
SI 100 949 673 7800 w•,. leedo & .._,
De •""*' 1 & Dr.
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-<IPllk. uwpet c"'amoc
hie, cl w "•· inWe w/d •Ill• SI09'5m • 29<
Sl295 714 6J3.7S92
••ntDOl CONDO Wr. 28a, 2 c;ar, new c;wpeV
palnV.ltch appb, Ind w/d.
frt1. open I f> Sun. Sl700
(II Bott.oy off BllOn)
Cal tor ent ~4427
W Hts 2br Iba Shi cute
lute nu paint sm p1ho/
yd I c 1•1. laund II-up art Sl800 949 673 7800
MP c. .. 1 lwnhom patlO,
2 llOlou new paonl. tole,
and carpet, 2 c car •at
Sl800 949 67l 7800
Newly remod 2br 2ba
condo, 2 c a••, 1Mllo, wd. no peVsmlt Avail 5 I
S l9501~e 949 759 1344 Quaint......,_, •a. ....... -...
newly remodell'd, white
pOet locd yd Wot r p.
pool ollCC8SS & pr w/d
S21!nno ~
Get-4 C ,,,. air
2loo wiele \tor 1 ix.-. 2
car att pr N'C. no !"!ls
$22!>0/mo 949 760 1219
'"Va. ........ La 2.9t
2.Ba, din rm bait lfliOsl.
2c Pf1I&. ocunw. watl lo
bdi S2D)n 900 !'JJB-'l.147
rr11tln• rert H-• 3br
2ba. lam room. pvt pool/
spa, 11u den er tncl. lenf' S2850rn 714 513 ;>9()() Bl<r
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2.58a w/relrul " ptM
GonYrt. w1pool ~ pvt
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WEST<llff fAMll'r
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\tn11~ slury $JOOO/mo
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nlty-8eacon 8.oy 38t 38.o.
office IMll' y111d le pr
S3D>, m ~ Oo~ 949
640-3674
leyfr-t ohittM•. upper
un•t on h1r bor w boat
dock 1 bllls to b~h 3br
2ba Ip, wd. I& vu de< k
1_c11•r oou & ud lltl
s:fin/mo 949 510ai01
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;;,>46. 7fm Ill ~ 500 2123
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ual mo 'el ~ 1010
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7 Hutts and pufls
12 Ra! lolle
17 Roofed
2t China anci Japan
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23 Wise Attten1an
24 Feel sure of
25 Supervtse
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weighllessness
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29 Middle Eutem garb
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32T~ Of eiec
33Bet
35 Morse code signals
37 C heertul tones
38 Legal claim
39 Tal'1
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42 Capo •nd Jolson
43 Telles home a trophy
44 Pear shaped fruits
48 C1.11e d•ughter
50 Ltmo Plssenoers
51 Pa. parties
52 Colledlon
53 P\4>py's ay
58 NY houri
57 Earns as profit
58 ·ean you r
59 From the top
60 Depleted (2 wds )
62 Fetehes
63 Reluse IO obey
64 Kelps
65 S\Jek In the mU<I
86 Pit& ~ndWtctl
67 Harvest machne
68 Protect
69 Consumer gds
10 H1.11ter s weer
11 rinystu~
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73DM1re
74 May hOl'IOl'eea
75 Hotel staners
76 Nevada town
77 Wee• <Sa
60NATO member
82 FOiiows the reape
83 SIJk angrdy
84 Pllocd110, Olten
85 Without profit
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87 Egg yellows
88 ltallan wtnf'
89 Deal With (2 wos)
90 water-ski locates
91 sae..on""" neeo
92 Cl'le!\wri's plaid
93 Sheet rNllieNll
94 Galli!! tne penk s tp
95 Frat party wear
96 Let up
97 Legal mt1ttef
98 -and don ts
99 Encountentd
100 Patronage
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104 Homer's sallol
106 Poet -Sandbur9
107 'Mlter -El.tntttne
108 Eatty PerUVllns
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117 Panhenon goddeSs
120 Juan s home
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12 Heavy rainfalls
13 Sng1ng Chipmunk
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27 Bteakdowns
31 Kllg-size
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