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SATURDAY,MAY3,2003
UCI fraternity accused of racism
Chicano students protest fliers for a 'Drinko
for Cinco' party. Fliers depict a Mexican
man with pistols a nd a sombrero.
ruty's HDitty Sanche7 Look-a-like
C.Ontest "
"They have a nghl to ~y what
they want. The problem is they
also have a responsibility." ~d
Leo Chave-14 a UCJ profes:.or of
anthropology and director of Clli-
cano and Launo studies. "We're all
pan of this community and (Clli-
C-dflo Mudent.!.J also have a right to
learn. to grow. Hy revcrnng to thi'>
sort of racial taunting. they're bas-
ically rep~nting what you see a<.
a sociery. Rather than criticizing
lthe Chicano community! as
scholars, they're falling back onto
lstereotypesf. It doe~n't bode too
well for the betterment of our ~-
Members of Mt-Ov\ conwcted
Sigma P1 with their concerm at
the beginning of the week. but feel
that the fratemJty has not taken
the nee~ '>lt!p'> to rectify the
sHuation, '>aid \lana Malagon, a
fourth-year student md outreach
chair for Mt-CllA
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
UO CAMPUS -The Sigma Pi
fraternity was accused of racist
behavior on Friday for distributing
filers and T-shirts that displayed
1;1ereorypes denigmting Mexicam.
About 40 students. mostly Ou-
canos, protested Friday after the
fra ternity began distributing fliers
10 promo1e its Qnco. de Mayo
party. "Drinko for Cinco." The lli-
ers contained a caricature of a
Mexican man holding two pislols
and wearing a sombrero with
Sigma Pi's logo on iL
Members of Movimiento faru-
diantil Chicano de Aztlan, a Chi-
cano student organization, said
they organized the protest be-
cause they felt that nothing WCI.!>
being done about Sigma Pi's ac-
tions. While both of these depic-
tions rdised concern among the
Cllicano community at UCI, the
11em they found most offensive
was the promotion of the frnter-. .. ' oety.
"We want to diaJoh'Lit' with
them, and they're not underMand
ing." '>he '><lid. " fhcy thmlc we're
being overdmmauc bu1 I
would Uke to tlunk' that ~e'rt~ all
educated enough to nor pcrpetu
ate the5e funds of '>tereotype~."
Sigma Pi'., preo.;ident. Ya'>haar
Arnin, '>lalt>d t.ha1 the fraternny\
act.ions were not m1cnded w of
fend nor P\:rpetuatt> 'tt:rt'(l!VJ><.">,
" .• SEAN HILLER DAI 1 P
Otto Gubser, 2, with the team ·city Slickers" representing the crty of Newport Beach. keeps dry on the course for the
Relay For Life Friday evening at Newport Harbor High School. The event raises money for cancer research
A ni.ce long walk
Deep1 Bharath
Daily Pilot
A Un.le rain was not going
to dampen their sp~
Hurlaieds • gathered at
Newport llarbOr Hlgh's ath-
letic 6eJd Frlday evening,·
waterproofed and ready for
the weekend's Relay for Life
in honor of cancer victims
and survivors.
There was a nip in the air,
and people huddled cJo,,er to
their tents as dark clouds
hovered over them, threaten-
ing to burst at any minute.
"Weve survived a lot/ said
cancer survivor Norman
Loats, a Corona del Mar resi-
dent. "We'U survive the rain."
Loats is the former New-
port-Mesa Unified School
Participants in the 24-hour
Relay for Life event at Newport
Harbor High waterproof themselves
for a good cause Friday
District superintendent after around the ~tadmm. Keeping
~...t}9m Newpon Harbor up the tradition. cancer i.ur-
High's auditorium is named. vivors walked the fir..t lap.
Over 10 years. he has sur-. Pat Smith. event co-chair,
vi~ cancer of the skin. said the girls' gymnru,ium
pfostate and throat would be open in case peo-
"l'm here: ht; said with a pie needed shelter from the
smile, "rain or shine." rain.
The event that ~ "But you can teU from the
-money for the American tents that everyone has come
Cancer Society moved to prepared." she said. eyeing
Newpon Beach for the first the grounds. "They're here to
time last year. For 24 hours, stay."
beginning at 6:30 p.m .. about Barbara Sloate. who was
45 teams walked nonstop handing out luminaria can-
FAMILY TIME
dies that werl' lighted t-nda~
night in honor of rancer vic -
tims, said <,he Wa.) prepared
for the dmvnpour
"We have glow sucks 1f we
can't have candles," she ~d
• "We're gomg to be lighted
one way or the other ·
Sloate said she staned vol-
unteenng for the event last
year. Her husband died of
cancer rwo years ago. she
said.
"I saw him suffer through
everything.· Sloate said.
"This is the least I can do to
honor his memory."
• DEEPA BHARATH covers
public aafety and cour11. She
may be reached at (949)
574-4226 or by e-mail et
deepa.bharath •latimes.com.
Living is all about quality of life Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
ONTHEWEB:
~.~com I n a dlscussJon with a friend,
I was asked what form of
d!Jdpllne I use and when It
ls applied.
"Most parents would restrict
lV watching," said my friend.
"but that's not an option for you..
Asto
when
discipline ls
applied, the
d.lffenmce ls
patterns. I
look for
pattern.sin
their ,__ ____ _. behavior. u
oppoeedto ..
..
are amdl.ng the m~ that
the quality of their lives Is more
tmponant than ever before.
The terrorist attacks on New
York's World lhtde Center had
sornettlini to do wfth the
belgbtened concern over the
quality of our ~ but I
noticed It eYen befoni Sfpt; ll,
2001.
WEATHER
That rafn Isn't done y9t.
Expect It to fell off lat111hl1
.ftemoon. Hight will Just
topeo.
S..P.al•A2
DATE BOOK
•
No. ft la not an option. Sadly
and curiously, one of the moet
avtilable opde>n• la to restrict
reading. Both our kids love to
.-S. and while I know that a.itdrll Oii their reedln&
ptlYdepl would ...my eencl •
m 111 ••• my wife and I tww .,...... ....,__IM IMdil'I card
STEVE
SMITH events. co
determl\le
myreecdon. lw a.en ooddnc patterN tn
local~ IOO, and •t
-ID-Iba& IDOft iDd mnnpeopltln~·Mllt.
The pattern theory aot a blg
boolt when the coW11y't voters
dedded once and for aD dMlt
we woWd never eee,en 16rjKJn
down ln El lbto. In mr OplNon.
ahl ~ IUpparten Mt the
¥Ote becW9e lt.y llled IO
Co«a MMa'I OIYid....,..
dilOLJlll I~ •)(-Mtft
2: X-Men Unitiad~
........... 1'111 '°good ....... ... .-.v .. -M ... ,....All
but rdther '>temmed from bad
1udgmen1 on their part.
"We are a muluculrur.J orgam-
1.auon and are very aware and
compa'>!.1ona1e to the 5eMIU\'ltie-,
and 1ntncaoes of all cultures ·
Amtn '>Clld. "\\.e are constant.I\
evaluating what l) appropnate
and we attempt to be as com~
<;1onate ~ po~ible. Unfonunatel}.
thi ... one wasn't seen a-. offem1ve
hy the V"JIIOl.lb member> of our
chapter."
\o\lhile many Chicano., wen:• per.
'>(mally offended by the U1er, uth·
er'> were more up!>et wilh the u. ... e
of racial Mereotype<,.
"It wa.<,n't '><l much that I found
It oflen'>IVI:' <iS It \\CC, lht.' U!>t' Of ra ·
cial '>tereo1yping for a pcut,, 'id.Id
Ramon Munu1 a UO cow1-.elor
in both '>Ona.I ..c1enc.~ and C.hJ
c..ano '>tudi~ "'rou <..an argue on
thi: ground'> ol fret> speech bu1
\'1th the nght to free '>peech
come.. re-.pon .. 1b1.hty to lhe com
munH\ 111e commurutv has eve"
nght to feel sale at thetr campus
dl1d lree trom hdra.'>!.me.nt ..
nie lllll\t'r'>ity\ admJnJ'>trdOOn
agree<. and hcb al..'>lgned an om
bud.,mai1 IO dJd b<Jth group<, m
criming to d r~luuon
"We hke 10 thuU.. that thl' learn
mg curve on t.he'>e 1s.<,ue-, and the
level of '>t'n'il0\1t) on tht!">e l'>'>Ul">
See FRATERNITY, Paee A4
City attorney
files claim
against city
Jerry Scheer's claim
contains 29
allegations against
Costa Mesa and
estimates $5 million
in damages.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
CO'i'l"\ MESA -~ mon~ aJ.
ter 1akmg 1ck leave, (11) Act) Jer-
i) <,cheer has taken the fir..t step
toward filing a SS-rrullion lav.'Swt
agam.'>t the my. making 29 clalrn5.
mdudtng VIOla!Jon of the Fanuty
and ~ledical Leave Act. <Jander. Li-
bel and retaliaoon
~ht.'er. 63. filed a ton drum on
Apnl .!4 that IS required as the first
step of a law-;wt agamst pubhc
enUUI:'\. me City Counol will con-
<,1der the claim on Monday.
Dan ~tormer. 'xhetr'> rt-prt'
~ntau•e. -.aid tlw claim 1., nt.'te'i
'>ilfY becau'>t' of chi: dt">p1c-dble
treaunent ~heer rt't.e1ve<l at tht
hand., of cny leader<..
"'lney have publicly dt.'lamt>d
him. not followed th~1i own pro
Ledure... med to hum1hale hlJTI,
rumed tu,., 1ob .,nuauon «nt hun
home withoui any appropnate
procedure. treated him cl'> '>hab
bll) ~ anyboct) LdO t'Vt'r treal an
employee. and h.l\'e done'>(> mall·
ciously " Stormer '>Cl.Id
Peter Bl'O\,n. ~,flo h.t..' re-
presented the Cit\ m 1L'> dea.lm!C>
with Scheer. di.<,counted tht'
mvnad dauru.
-.., ve anatyt.e<l the cau...es uf ac
uon and the acnon'> of tht-( II)
Council. and I behf.'\.e tha1 tht-ac
oons of the C.11'\ < ount'll. ~om~
back to Septemher .!00:.!. M.'re lt-
giuma1e and were in their d1'>t·re
See CLAIM. Pa&e AS
Tougher watch
on water possible
Newport Beach
might c reate new city
divisio n to enforce
water-quality rules.
June Casaarande
Da1lyP1lot
NEWPORT BFACH -The aty
might create a five-person team to
ticket busines.5e5 and residents
who violate rules for keeping pol-
lutants out of storm drams. part of
Its response to stricter regulations
put in place last year.
City staff have proposed aeaf'.
ing a new dty division respollSlble
for pacrolling the city Lo catch vio-
lators in the act. and also to re-
SPORTS
Coron. .. Mir~ bOyll'
~----dln!Md .. ........ -....... WN\M91P~""" • ... ,....1
'>pond 10 rt'pon.'i of -;1onn dram
VJolaoo~
"'The firsi toh will be educallon.
saymg heres .,.,flat the new laW!>
sa)~ and here\ ho-.' you can ho...e
down vour c;1dewall. or water your
lawn correctly," Assistant City
Manager Daw Kiff said "But the
second pan L'i enforcement Re-
peat Violators will ge1 ot.adons. ..
Fmes would start ar SIOO..A sec-
ond off en.st" would be S200. a thud
$500. Cnnunal offenders could
face up to S25.000 in penalties if
COnVlcted.
The proposal would more than
double the number of field ofli-
cers enforang the ~ to five
staff members within a new dJvi.
See WATER, PIP A5
Screeners
to be laid
off atJWA
DHpaBltarettt
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A2 Saturday, May 3,' 2003 Daily Plfot
FAITH
I '
RELIGION NOTEBOOK
'
THE MORAL
OF THE STORY
Easter still
seems to be
in the air
A r},ay fO pray if.we choose
"Blue skies with whi:te clouds on summer
days. A myriad of stars on clear moonUt nighls.
TuUps and roses and violets and dandeli.ohs and
daisies. Bluebin:ts and /aughJer and sunshiM
and Faster. See how he loues us. ..
-ALICE CHAPIN
E ~ter was two wee.ks ago. but its holiday
message lingers c;m like a sweet perfume.
Easter lilies are still in bloom, and I
wish they'd stay that way all year long. Easter
candy is on sale in the markets and offered for
consumption at friends' homes. I still see
Easter banners flying
happily in the breeze.
Easter items in the
windows and assorted
Easter baskets in the
stores.
That's fine with me
because I love Easter, all
that it is and all that it
means. I haven't yet put
away the Easter
decorations in our home,
and I'm in no big rush to
do so.
I walk past or through
a park several days a
CINDY
TRANE
CHRISTESON
week. It's up a hill from our neighborhood. and
it always malces me smile. It's wonderfully
green and ~ a great swing set and other play
equipmepl Occasionally, children swing with
such enthusiasm that I'm afraid they'll be
catapulted into the sand
Sometimes, little people play there cheerfully
with their parents while d~ romp and run on
the grass after balls their owners have thrown.
Many times, I p~ two Women or two men
chatting on one of the park benches.
Frequently, the sidewalks have chalk figures,
cartoons and even hopscotch diagrams that
I've jwnped through. About a month ago, chalk
drawings started appearing that related to
Easter.
There were several rabbits with happy faces,
and little yellow bunnies. too. One sign that
was dialked in read, "Hippity, hoppity, Easter's
on its way.~ There were also several little golden
chicks decorated with smiles, blue eyes and
little hearts mside. Some had the captions,
"Oieep, cbeep.~·and others just smiled
There were more cute pictures and happy
faces, I'm sure drawn by happy little girls and·
boys. Written in extra ~ bright blue Letters
was the message "Happy Easterl~ The drawings
were nearly ~ colorful as all the flowers in
bloom.
I walked through the park this morning
before writing this column. Nobody was there
when I went, but a patch of sunny daisies
danced in the wind and greeted me. Looking
up, I saw skies that were wildly blue with bright
white clouds .racing through them. Then I
looked down for the colorful chalk pictures.
Despite rain and many days of sp~ers, I
are gra<fually fading or beiiig washed away. and
I'm sure they'll be replaced wi1h something else
before long. Some less happy drawings and
negative phrases have appeared, but they'll
disappear in time, too. .
P.aster still seems to be in the air around
here, and it sounds like the birds are happily
singing just as they did then. and we've already
hopped into the month of May. F.aster is more
than a single day and more than just a holiday.
We may have celebrated Easter two weeks
ago. but the mes.sage and the meaning of that
day carry a significance that Is everlasting.
And you can quote me on that
• CWt:1I TRANE ORSTESON is a Newport Bead!
resident who speaks frequently to parenting
groups. She may be read\ed via &-mail 8t
cindy@otithegrow.com or through the mail at P.O.
Box 6140-No. 505, Newport Bead\, CA 92668.
"'
T oward the end of March, with·
our nation at war, the Rev.
' Ignacio Castuera. pastor of Sl
John's United Methodist Ou.tech in
Watts, stood in. the pulpit and told
his congregation, "The most
important and first thing we can do
as a religious people is to go to our
knees and pray."
Thursday was a day that calls us,
as a natiott. to prayer. It was our
annual National Day of Prayer.
The tradition of setting aside a
day for prayer is older than our
nation. In 1775, it was the
Continental Congress that issued a
proclamation to designate "a time
for prayer in forming a new nation."
In the early 1800s, President
James Madison proclaimed a day of
prayer then later decided tha_t such
a proclamation implied and fed the
idea of a national religion.
Thom~ Jefferson also opposed
the practice. ·
"Fasting and prayer are religious
exercises; the enjoining them an act
of discipline," be wrote. "Every
religious society ~ a right to
determine for itself the time for
these exercises, and the objects
proper for them, according to their
own particular tenets; and right can
never be safer than in their hands,
where the Constitution has
deposited it"
But Abraham Lincoln signed a
Congressional resolution that called
FAITH CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
INTRODUCTION
TO ZEN WORKSHOP
The Zen Center of Orange County
will offer an "Introduction to Zen
Workshop" from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday.
The Zen Center is at 120 E. 18th St. In
Costa Mesa. Information: (949)
722-7818.
'LOST BOVS OF SUDAN'
One of the "lost Boys of Sudan" and
the Sudanese Bishop will be at St.
James Episcopal Churc:h at 3209 Via
lido in Newport Beac:h for an
information and prayer session
Sunday from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in Trane
Hall at the church. Information: (949)
675-0210 o r
www.stjamesnewportbeach.org.
THE NEW IRAQ
Huw Anwyl will be giving a
presentation on what is to come of
Iraq at St Mic:hael & All Angels
Episcopal Church at 3233 Pacific
View Drive at 7 p.m . Sunday.
Information (949) 644-0463.
St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal
Church will present "Happy Voices"
with the St. Michael's children's
c:hoirs at 5 p.m. Sunday at 3233
Pacific View Drive. Information: (949)
644-0463.
'CHRISTIAN MEDITATION 101'
"Christian Meditation 101 -
learning to Find God in a Busy
World" will be offered at 7 p.m.
Wednesdays through May 14, at St.
Mic:hael & All Angels Episcopal
Church at 3233 Pacific View Drive.
Information (949) ~·
ANTI-SEMfTISM TAU<
The Social Action Committee at
Temple Bat Yahm and in conjunction
with the Anti-Defamation League of
ConlWllson
MICHELE
MARR ,
for a day of
fasting and
prar:r.
I ve talked to
people who
agree with
Madison and
Jefferson. I know
one woman who
gets worked up
about the
National Da,-of
Prayer every ·
year. She tells me
it violates her freedom not to
practice religion.
lf she could, she says, she would
abolish the day, which she thinks is
unconstitutional,
I tell her no one is forcing her; or
anyone else to pray. She·tells me it's
a slippery slope. I tell her it must be
a long one.
The first day of May was
designated as the National Day of
Prayer in 1988. But It was a
unanimous act of Congress signed
into law by President Harry S. ·
lhunan in 1952 that first
established the observance.
Thursday was th.e 5Znd annual
National Day of Prayer. As far as I
know, no one ~ ever been
arrested. fined, beaten or sued for
not taking part in it ·
Last year, my prayer-phobic
frl~nd insisted the day was a
Republi~ contrivance. So. I dug
Orange County will offer a program
on anti·Semitism, "Threats to the
Jewish People Today; at 7 p.m.
Tuesday. Kenneth Jacobson,
national senior associate director of
the Anti-Defamation league, will be
the guest speaker. For reservations,
call (949) 644-1999.
RUMMAGE SALE
St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal
Church will have a rummage sale
from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, May 9, and
from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May
10 .. St. Michael &All Angels
Episcopal Church at 32~ Pacific
View Drive. lnfonnation: (949)
644-0463.
GRAVITY IN CONCERT
Muaical group Gravity will be in
concert at the Center for Spiritual
Discovery at 280 Mesa Verde Drive in
Costa Mesa. The concert is at 7 p.m.
May 18. Tidcets are $10. Information:
(714) 754-7399.
WORKSHOPS
PARENTING GROUP
Jewish Family Servioe of Orange
Coumy is forming a parenting group
to help parents understand and deal
with the feeli sand behavior of their
children. group wi meet
to 11 :30 a.m. the first and third
Mondays of the month 8t the center,
250 E. Baker St, Suite G in Costa
Mesa. Information: (714) 44&4960.
Pre-registration is required.
THIRTEEN JEWISH
STEPS TO RECOVERY _
Jewish Family Service is offering a
support and discussion group for
adults whose c:hildren or spouses
suffer from alcohol and drug
addiction. The group will meet from
7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuudays at 250 E.
Baker Sl, Suite G In Costa Mesa.
Information: (714) 4454950.
Pre-registration Is required.
BAHAJ F1RESIOES
Members of the Bahal faith hold
Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626.
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up some quotes from Bill Ointon
for her.
Bill Clinton sald, ~1 encourage the
citizens of this great nation to
gather, each in bis or her own
manner, to recognize our blessings,
acknowledge our wrongs, to
remember the needy, to seek
guidance for our challenging future
and to give thanks for the
abundance we have enjoyed
throughout our history. .
·Though our citizens come from
every nation on earth' and observe
an extraordinary variety of religious
faith and traditions,~ he said.
Mprayer remams at the heart of the
American spirit•
The day is not designed to favor
or advance any particular faith or
religion. It is a d~y for all the people
of the United States to celebrate
their faith, if they have faith.
through prayer.
Ronald Reagan, in 1968,
proclaimed, ~0n our National Day
of Prayer, then. we join together as
people of many falths to petition
God to show us his mercy and his
love. to heal our weariness and
uphold our hope, that we might live
ever mindful of his justice and
thanlcful for His blessing."
Just last year, President Bush
proclaimed, "The Congress ... has
called on our citizens to reaffirm
the role of prayer in our society and
to honor the religious diversity our
Informal public dlsousalona on
spiritual toplca 8t 7:30 p.m. every
Friday and at 11 :30 the last SundaV of
the month. The talks include brunc:h
or dinner. Also, Interfaith devotional
meetings will be held the last
Saturday evening of the month. Call
for locations. (9C9) 759-0999 for
Friday meeting, (949) 760-5360 for
Sunday meeting, and (9491 ~28
for Saturday devotional.
ZEN 101
The Zen Center of Orange County
offers an Introduction to Zen
Wortshop from 3 to 6 p.m. the first
Sunday ofevery month at 120 E.
18th St., Costa Mesa. $60. (949)
722-7818.
A SPtRITUAL JOURNEY
A 2~esson study on the life of Jesus
Christ titled : Journey to the Cross"
is taught at 9:45 a.m. Sundays during
the Homebuilder'• Bible Class at
Liberty Baptist Churc:h. Thytudy
parallels the four Gospels to present
the story of Christ. The church is at
1000 Bison Ave .. Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 760-5444.
DREAM ON
The Aduh Faith Formation at Our
Lady Queen of Angels Church in
analysis group from 1 to 4 p.m.
Sundays at 2048 Mar Vista Drive,
Newport Beac:h. (949) 219-1408.
MEOO'ATION LESSONS
A free "lectio divine" meditation
groop meeting is held at 7:10 a.m.
Tuesdays at Our lady Queen of
Angels, 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
Newport Beac:h. Lectio is a 81y1e of
meditation that Includes using
Scripture or a special reading as a
stimulus. The Christian Meditation
Group meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m . on
the first and third Wedoudays of
each month at the center. The form8t
includes two periods of meditation
with some instruction on how to
meditate, a talk and a discu11ion.
(949) 219-1408.
freedom permits by recognizing
annually a Natioi:ial Day of Prayer."
The day ls nonpartisan. Every
year, our leader in the White House
issues a proclamation for the day.
The day is a chance to exercise
our constitutional rights to freedom
of speech and practice of religion,
freedoms heJd by every citizen. The
day does not transgress those
rights: It fulfills them. ·
Last year, an estimated 40,000
events were held nationwide to
commemorate the day. Some were
prayer breakfasts, some concerts,
some rallies, some vigils. Some were
marathon Bible readings.
Some gatherings were so large
they were held in sports stadiums.
1n other places. students gathered
around school flagpoles to pray.
Some people gathered in twos and
threes in living rooms or over
coffee.
Jesus taught that we "alwayi.
ought to pray and not lose heart"
(Luke 18:1). /
I do my best to trust him on that.
On Thursday. I gathered with others
who pray and remembered what
Jesus said about prayeL I
remembered what the Rev.
c.astuera said, too.
And I said, -Amen.·
• MICHELE MARA Is a freelance writer
She can be read\ed et
mid>ele@soulfoodfiltts.com.
WEEKLY EVENTS
SUPPORT FOR OLDER WOMEN
The Jewish Family Service offers a
support group for women older than
50 to address issues such as an1dety
at 10 a.Jn. on the second and foorth
Monday of each month at 250 E.
Baker St, Costa Mesa.
Preregistration required. (714)
445-4950.
NEW GROUPS
Jewish Femlly Service of Orange
Coonty has formed a beteevement
support group that meets at 10 a.m.
Tuesdays end a Challeng~ of Change
support group that meets at 10 a.m.
Thursdays. Both groups meet at
Temple Judea In Laguna Hi111, 24512
M'ootton Partway. The service Is also
forming a parenting support group
to meet the first and third Mondays
of each month at 10 a.m. at the
Jewish Federation Campus, 250 E.
Baker St, Suite G. Costa Mesa.
Preregistration required. (714)
445-4950.
GAY /LESBIAN SUPPORT GROUP
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County plans to present a
discussion group for parents of . . .
MYSTICAL AND SPIRrTUAL
The MyJtlcal Spiritualist Church of
Souttve)range County holds Sunday
services every week at 10 a.m. at
2482 Newport Blvd .. Com Mesa,
Suite 3. A spiritual healing service
starts at 9:30 e.m. (949) 581-2290.
• Is your church or place of worship
planning a special event? If so, send
the typed Information at least two
weeks before the event to the Dally
Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA
92627. attention: Paul Saltowitz,
religion editor.; fax to 1949) 646-4170
or send &·mail to
dailypilot@lat/m111.com.
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.Youth Expo kicks
off at f aif grounds
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
PTA will discuss
zero-tolerance policy
The 1 larbor Council Parent
teac:her AMn will host an in·
formauve event at 7 p.m. Tues·
day that will focus on drugs. al-
cohol clfld the Newport-Mesa
Unified '>rhool OtStrict"s zer.o·tol
eranteq)ohC} ·
The 24th annual ·event has
something for children of
all ages in Costa Mesa.
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Dally Pilot
FAIRGROUNDS -Water buffalo. pro-
fessional skateboarders and a gigantic in·
Oatable saber-toothed tiger slide can all
be found in one place this weekend -at
the 24th annual Youth Expo.
The Costa Mesa expo began Friday and
ends Sunday. attracting 1oddlers through
teenagers. many eager to see how they
placed in competitions. and some tU per-
form in talent and music shows.
Friday was field trip day, wilh bu~loads
of students at the fairground'i. The week-
end promises to be more family oriented,
fairgrounds spokeswoman Pam I fighwart
said. .
"h's a fair just for kids," she said. "They
get 10 compele in things and win prizes."
The Youth Expo's theme. "Once Upon a
Vine,· plays off the Orange C..oumy Fair'~
tomato theme.
There are echoes of the the[l!e every-
where, In the 4-H Oub and Girl Scout
buildings. with home-grown tomato
plants. and In the arts and crafts building,
which features art from students of all
ages.
More than 500 science and engineering
projects are on display. on which lipstick
lasts the longest and whether gender af-
feets shon-term memory. .
Free surf lessons on the grass drew a
line Friday afternoon. Kip Jerger, owner of
Kanoa Surf School, was teaching children
how to get up on the board.
"OK. come on up, bend the knees, lean
forward," he said.
"Now, try a wipeout and jump off into
the ocean.'" he inMruc1ed. as one boy
jumped off into a full combat roU onto the
grass.
Olympic gymnll!.t John Macready gave
demos on the pommel horse Friday and
will be replaLed by local gymnasuc
groups Uili weekend.
Also drawtng crowds lS the Glory Skate-
board ream, with five professional skate-
\tuWfllts held town meeongs
to briilnMorm how to ~tier the
'>l hool d1stric!'s respome to alco-
hol and drug abuse at the high
'>t.houl'>. Now parents will get
t.he1r thance to ~hare !heir
thouKht'> and hear the thoughts
of a \ar1t:ry of expen.s . ~~~ nw t•vent. purposely sched·
uled JU'l before prom and end of
the vt·ar ft:'>llVlll~. will have
'petiker'> dt'>CUS'>lrlg drug trends
dfld \<\-dfntng '>IWl'· the legal IJ1l·
plit a11om of drug and alcohol
uw and ahuse for students and
parent'> and hov. to deal with
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Youth Expo Friday. The expo continues through Sunday
boarders providing demo-. at noon. 2 and
3 p.m. today and Sunday. School 1au.
bands will perform for judges a1 fierilage
Stage. Judge ' Dana Wheaton, Orange
COa!>l CoUege's chair of the music depart-
ment, \Clia he has been impressed so far
w11h the Junior high school age group he
has seen
'To .,ee thei.e kids stand up and play
.. 010, as well as a cohesive unll, 1~ really
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FAITH
·~
RELIGION NOTEBOOK TtiE MORAL
OF THE STORY
Easter still
seems to be
in the air
A day to pray if.we choose
~sides witll White clouds on summer
day.t A myriad of stars on clear mooJUit nights.
Tulips and roses and violets and dandelions and
daisies. Bluebinis and laughter and sunshine
and Faster: See how he lofJtS U.S. ..
-ALICE CHAPIN
E aster was two weeb ago, but its holiday
message lingers on like a sweet perfume.
F.as1er lilies are still in bloom. and I
wish they'd stay that way all year long. Easter
candy Is on sale in the markets and offered for
consumption at friends' homes. I still see
F.asrer banners Oying
happily in the breeze.
Easter Items in the
windows and assorted
F.aster baskets in the
stores.
Thar's fine with me
because I love Easter. all
that it Is and all that it
means. I haven't yet put
away the F.aster
decorations in our home.
and I'm Ill no big rush to
do so.
I wa1lc past or through
a park several days a
CINDY
TRANE
CHRISTESON
week. It's up a hill from our neighborhood, and
it always makes me smile. lt's wonderfully
green and tw a great swing set and other play
equipment Occasionally, children swing with
such enthusiasm that I'm afraid they'll be
catapulted into the sand
Sometimes. little people play there cheerfully
with their parents while dogs romp and run on
the grass after balls their owners have thrown.
Many times, I pass two women or two men
chatting on one of the park benches.
Frequently. the sidewalks have chalk figures,
cartoons and even hopscotch diagrams that
I've jwnped through. About a month ago. chalk
drawings staned appearing that related to
Easter.
There were several rabbits with happy faces.
and little yeUow bunnies. too. One sign that
was dlalk.ed in read, "Hippity, hoppity, F.aster's
on its way.· There were also several little golden
chicks decorated with smiles, blue eyes and
little hearts inside. Some had the captions.
-01eep. cheep," and others just smiled.
lhere were more cute pictures and happy
faces. I'm sure drawn by happy little girls and
boys. Written in extra large bright blue letters
was the m~e -Happy Easter." The drawings
were nearly as colorful as all the Bowers in
bloom.
I walked through the park this morning
before writing this colwnn. Nobody was there
when I went, but a patch of sunny dalsies
danced in the wind and greeted me. Looking
up, I saw sides that were wildJy blue with bright
white clouds racing through them. Then I
looked down for the colorful chalk picrures.
Despite rain and many d~ of sprinklers. I
can still make out some of the drawings. They
are gradually fading or being washed away. and
I'm sure they'll be replaced with something elv
before long. Some less happy drawings and
negative phrases have appeared. but they'll
disappear in time, too. •
Easter still seems to be in the air around
here, and it sounds liJce the birds are happily
singing just as they did then, and we've already
hopped inco the month of May. Easter is more
than a single day and more than just a holiday.
We may have celebrated F.aster two weeb
ago. but the message and the meaning of that
day cany a significance that is everlasting.
And you can quote me on that
• CJINl1V TRANE CHRISTalON i1 a Newport Beactt
resident who speaks frequently to perenting
groups. She may be readied via &-mail at
Clndy@onthegrow.oom or through the mlil at P.O.
Box 6140-No. 505, Newport Beadl, CA 92il68.
T award the end or March, with
our naqon at war, the Rev.
· Ignacio C.S.Stuera, pastor of St.
John's United Methodist Oiurch in
Watts, stood in the pulpit and told
his co~tfon, "The most
important and first thing we can do
as a religious people is to go to our
knees and pray ...
Thursday was a day that calls us,
as a natiop, to prayer. It was our
annual National Day of Prayer.
The uadition of etting aside a
day for prayer is older than our
nation. In 1775, it was the
Continental Congress that issued a
proclamation to designate "a time
for prayer in forming a new nation."
In the earJy 1800s, President
James Madison proclaimed a day of
prarer then later decidM that such
a proclamation implied and fed the
idea of a national religion.
Thomas Jefferson also opposed
the practice.
"Fasting and prayer are religious
exercises; the enjoining them an act
. of discipline," he wrote. "Every
religious society has a right to
determine for itself the time for
these exercises, and the objects
proper for them, according to their
own particular tenets; and right can
never be safer than m their hands,
where the Conscituuon has
deposited it"
But Abraham Lrncoln signed a
Congressional r~olution that called
FAITH CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
INTRODUCTION
TO ZEN WORKSHOP
The Zen Center of Orange County
will offer an -introduction to Zen
Workshop-from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday.
The Zen Center is at 120 E. 18th St in
Costa Mesa. Information: (949)
722-7818.
'LOST BOYS OF SUDAN'
One of the #Lost Boys of Sudan" end
the Sudanese Bishop will be at St.
James Episcopal Church at 3209 Via
Lido in Newport Beach for an
information and prayer sesa1on
Sunday from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in Trane
Hall at the church. Information: (949)
675-0210 or
www.stjamesnewportbe11ch.org.
THENEWIRAQ
Huw Anwyl wlll be giving a r
presentation on what is to come of
Iraq at St. Michael & All Angels
Episcopal Church at 3233 Pacific
View Drive at 7 p.m. Sunday.
Information (949) 644-0463.
FIRST SUNDAYS AT
RYE CONCERT
St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal
Church will present "Happy Voices"
with the St Michael's children's
choirs at 6 p.m. Sunday at 3233
Pacific View Drive. Information: (949)
644-0463.
'CHRISTIAN MEDrTATION 101'
"Christian Meditation 101 -
Leaming to Find God in a Busy
World" will be offered at 7 p.m.
Wednesdays through May 14, at St.
Michael & All Angels Episoopal
Churcti at 3233 Pacific View Drive.
Information (949) 644--q463.
ANTI-SEMmSM TALK
The Social Action Committee at
Temple Bat Yahm and in conjunction
with the Anti·Defametion League of
MICHELE
MARR
for a day of
fasting and
prayer. •
J 've t.aUced to
people who
agree with
MaW.Wn and
Jeft'erson. I know
one woman who
gets worked up
about the
National Day of
Prayer every
year. She tells me
it violates her freedom not to
practice religion.
If she could, she says, she would
abolish the day. which she thinks Is
unconstitutional.
i tell her no one is forcing her. or
anyone else to pray. She tells me it's
. a slippery slope. I tell her it must be
a long one.
The first day of May was
designated as the National Day of
Prayer in 1988. But it was a
unanimous act of Congress signed
into law by President Harry S.
Truman in 1952 that first
established the observance.
Thursday was the 52nd annual
National Day of Prayer. As far as I
know, no one has ever been
arrested, fined, beaten or sued for
not taking pan in it.
Last year, my prayer-phobic
friend insisted the day was a
Republican contrivance. So. I dug
Orange County will offer a program
on anti-Semitism, -Threats to the
Jewish People Today; at 7 p.m.
Tuesday. Kenneth Jacobson,
national senior associate director of
the Anti-Defamation League, will be
the guest spe29~er. For reservations,
call (949) ~1999.
RUMMAGE SALE
St Michael & All Angels Episcopal
Church will have a rummage sale
from 6 to 9 p.m . Friday, May 9, and
from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May
10. St Mlchael & All Angels
Episcopal Churcti at 3m Pacific
View Drive. Information: (949)
644-0463.
GRAVITY IN CONCERT
Musical group Gravity will be in
concert at the Center for Spiritual
Dtsoovery at 280 Meu Verde Drive in
Costa Mesa. The concert is at 7 p.m.
May 18. Tid<et.s are $10. Information:
(714) 754-7399.
WORKSHOPS
PARENTING GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County is forming a parenting group
to help parents understand and deal
with the feelings and behavior of their
children. The group will meet from 10
to 11 :30 a.m. the first and third
Mondays of the month at the center,
250 E. Baker St, Suite G in Costa
Mesa. lnfonnation: (714) 44&4960.
~registration is required.
THIRnEN JEWISH
STEPS TO RECOVERY
Jewish Family Service ia offering a
support and discussion group for
adults whose children or apooaes
suffer from alcohol and drug
addiction. The group will meet from
7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 260 E.
Baker St, Suite G In Costa Mesa.
Information: (714) 445-4950.
Pre-registration is required.
BAHAI FIRESM>ES
Members of the BahaJ faith hold
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up some quotes from Bill Olnton
for her.
Bill Ointon said, "I encowage the
citizens or this great nation to
gather, each in his or her own
manner, to recognize our blessings.
acknowledge our wrongs, to
remember the needy, to seek
guidance for our challenging fucure
and to give thanks for the
abundance we have enjoyed
throughout our history.
"Though our citizens come from
every nation on earth" and observe
an extraordinary variety of religious
faith and traditions,· he said,
"prayer remalns at the heart of the
American spirit·
The day ls not designed to favor
or advance any particular faith or
religion. It is a day for all the people
of the UnJted States to celebrate
their faith, if they have faith,
through prayer.
Ronald Reagan. in 1988,
proclaimed, "On our National Day
. of Prayer, then, we join together as
people of many faiths to petition
God to show us his mercy and his
love, to heal our weariness and
·uphold our hope. that we might live
ever mJndfuJ of his justice and
thanliul for ffis blessing..·
Just last year. ~dent Bush
proclaimed, ·Tue Con~ ... has
called on our citizens to reaffirm
the role of prayer in our society and
to honor the religious diversity our
Informal public discussions on
spiritual toplca at 7:30 p.m. every
Friday and at 11 :30 the last Sunday of
the month. The talks include brunch
or dinner. Alao, interfaith devotional
meetings will be held the last
Saturday evening of the month. Call
for locations. (949) 759-0999 for
Friday meeting, (949) 760-536(), for
Sunday meeting, and (949) 646-6328
· for Saturday devotional.
ZEN 101
The Zen Center of Orange County
offers an Introduction to Zan
Wort.shop from 3 to 6 p.m. the first
Sunday of every month 81120E.
18th St., Costa Mesa. $50. (949)
722-7818.
...
A SPIRrt\JAL JOURNEY .
A 26-lesson study on the life of Jesus
Christ titled •Journey to the Cross"
is taught at 9:45 a .m. Sundays during
the Homebuilder's Bible Class at
LibeCW Baptist Church. The study
parallels the four Gospels to present
the story of Christ. The church is at
1000 Bison Ave., Newport Beach.
Free.'(949) 760-5444.
DREAM ON
The Adult Faith Formation at Our
Lady Queen of Angela Church in
Newport Beach holds a dream
analysis group from 1 to 4 p.m .
Sundays at 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
Newport Beach. (949) 219· 1408
MEDITATION LESSONS
A free "lectio divina· meditation
group meeting is held at 7:10 a.m.
Tuesdaya at Our Lady Queen of
Angels, 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
Newport Beadl. Lectio is a style of
meditation that includes using
Scripture or a special reading as a
stimulus. The Christian Meditation
Group meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on
the first and third Wedoesdays of
each month at the center. The format
includes two periods of meditation
with some instruction on how to
meditate, a talk end a discussion.
(949) 219-1408.
freedom permJts by recognlzl.ng
annually a Nadonal Day of Prayer.·
The day Is nonpartisan. Every
year, our Jeade.r in the White House
issues a proclamadon for the day.
The day is a chance to exercise
our constitutional rights to freedom
or speech and practice of reUglon,
freedoms held by every citizen. The
day does not transgress those
rights: It fulfills them.
last year, an estimated 40,000
events were held nationwide to
commemorate the day. Some were
prayer breakfasts, some concert&,
some rallies, some vigils. Some were
marathon Bible readings.
Some garherings were so large
they were held in spons sradlums.
In other places, srudents gathered
around sch®! flagpoles to pray.
Some people gathered In tw0s and
threes in IMng rooms or over
coffee. ·
Jesus taught that we "always
ought to pray and not lose heart"
(Luke 18:1) .
I do my best 10 trust him on that.
On Thursday, I gathered with othe~
who pray and remembered what
Jesus said about prayer. I
remembered what the Rev.
Castuera said. too.
And J said. "Amen.·
• MIC..a..E MARA is a freelance writer
She can be l'Ndled .i
mlchele soulfoodfil-.oom.
WEEKLY EVENTS
SUPPORT FOR Ol.OER WOMEN
The Jewish Family Sarvlce offer. a
support group for women older than
50 to•address issues audl as anxiety
at 10 a.rn. on the second and fourth
Monday of eadl month et 260 E.
Baker St, Costa Mesa. ·
Preregistration required. (714)
445-4950.
NEW GROUPS
Jewish Femi,Y Sarvioe of Orange
County has formed a ~1
support group that meets at 10 a.m .
Tuesdays and a Challenge of Change
support group that meets at 10 a.m.
Thursdays.. Both groupt meet at
Tems>'e Judea in Laguna Hills, 24612
Moolton Plricway. The service is also
fOfTT'ling a parenting support group
to meet the flrs1 and third Mondays
of eadl month at 10 a.m. at the
Jewish Federation Campus, 250 E.
Baker St, Sui1e G, Costa Mesa.
Preregll(ratlon required. (714)
445-4950.
GAY ,ll.ESBIAN SUPPORT GROUP
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County plans to present a
discussion group for parents of
Jewish gaya and lesbians if enough
people are intereS1ed. (714)
445-4950.
MYSTICAL AND SPtRITUAL
The Myatical Spiritualist Church of
South Orange County holds Sunday
services every week at 10 a.m . at
2482 Newport Blvd., Cotta Mesa,
Suite 3. A spiritual healing service
starta at 9:30 a.m. (949) 581·2290.
•Is your church or place of worship
planning a special event? If so, Hnd
the typed informauon at leatt two
weeks before the event to the Daily
Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA
92627, attention: Paul Saltowitt,
religion editor.; fax to (949) 646-4170
or send e-mail to
dallypilot@/atlmes.com.
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
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early to mid-<aftemoon. Hlgha
will drop Into the lower SO.,
and we can expect lows In the
lower 60a. By night, the rain
wlllCUM.
Sunday should pment
PlfttV doudy "*· wfth highs In the mkMOI. We'll gradually
SURF
With the rain and all, county
heahh offidats suggest that
everyone lttY out of the water
for the next three deys. But ff
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4:17p.m.
10:37p.m.
WATER TUPUAT\111
17deglw
Youth Expo Jdcks
off at fairgrounds
The 24th annual event has
something for children of
all ages in C~sta Mesa.
Ca11ady Jeremias
Daily Pilot
FAIRGROUNDS -Water· buffalo. pro~
fessional skateboarders and a gigandc in-
ftatable saber-toothed tiger slide can all
be found in one place this weekend -at
the 24th annual Youth Expo.
The Costa Mesa expo began Friday and
ends Sunday, aetracting loddlers through
teenagers, many eager to see how they
placed in competitions. anc;l some lo per-
form in lalent and music shows.
Friday was field trip day, witJ1 busload<i
of students at the fairgrounds. The week-
end promises to be more famiJy oriented,
fairgrounds spokeswoman Pam I lighwan
said.
"It's a fair just for kids." she srud. UThey
get to compele in things and wm pro.es.·
The Youth Expo's theme. "Once Upon a
Vine,· plays off the Orange County Fair's
kt • .,
Qpam
REG. 49'
tomato theme.
There are echoes of the theme every-
where, in the 4-H Oub and Gi.rl Scout
buildings, with home-grown tomato
plants, and in the ans and crafts building,
~ch features art from students of all
ages.
More than 500 science and engineering
projects are on display, on which lipstick
lasts the longest and whether gender af.
fects short-term memory. .
Free surf lessons on the grass drew a
line Friday afternoon. Kip Jerger, owner of
Kanoa Surf School. was teaching children
how to get up on the board.
"OK, come on up. bend the knees. lean
forward," he said.
"Now. Lry a wipeout and jump off into
the ocean," he in!.tructcd, as one boy
jumped off into a full combal roll onto the
grass.
Olympic gymna\I John Macready gave
demos on the pommel horse Friday and
will be replaced by local gymnastic
groups llus weekend.
Also drawing crowds 1s the Glory Skate-
board team, with five professional skate·
!)at111ddy May 3 2003 A3
BRIEFLY IN
TH~NEWS
PTA will di scuss
1..ero-tolerance policy
The Harbor Coundl Parent
reacher Msn will host an in·
formauve event at 7 p.m rues-
day that will focus on drugs. al-
cohol and the Newport-Mesa
Unified ">chool De.triers .t.ero tol·
t:rante pohcy
')tudenu. hdd town meetings
to hraml>lorrn how to bt>tter the
\Chool distnct's response to aJco-
hol Jnd drug abuse a1 the !ugh
'>chuul'> Now parenrs will get
1he1r t hance to share their
thought'> and hear the thoughl5
of d vane(} of e>.pen.s.
• DON £ ACH DA • ' P , ' fht: e\enr. purpo~ly sched-
uled JU'>t before prom and end of
tht: ~e<LT (r!>llvtUt-5 \<\-111 have
'>peakt·r'> dL'><U'>'>mg drug trends
.rnJ warrung '>lgl1~. 1he legal un-
plttJllOll'> of drug and alcohol
U'>t' and ahu-.e for ~rudents and
parenl'>. JJld ho" to deal with
1eerl'. luun~ drug and alcohol 1s-
.,ut"•
Pupils from Wilson School in Costa Mesa react to a huge soap bubble at the annual
Youth Expo Friday. The expo continues through Sunday
boarders providing demos a1 noon. 2 and
3 p.m. today and Sunday. School jan
bands will perform for judges at Heritage
S1age. Judge Dana Whea1on, Orange
Coast College's chair of the music depart-
ment. '>aid he has been impressed so far
with the Junior high school age group he
ha.'> ~een
"To ~ee these kids stand up and play
\Olo, ~ weU as a cohesive unit, as really
great Some of these songs are 60 year~
Juices
59
32az.
(\~t \DI\\ F\lnl .
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old, and !the lld'>I are reall} rernptunnK
jazz style." he !.aid.
Blue ribbon winner., lrom the band dt
La Paz Ln1ermed1a1e ~chool m ~1i'>!>ion Vi-
ejo were· proud to d1.,pla) 1he1r rihbon-..
but were J..l<.o exuted about the mon-.ter
truck bu~ nde.
"I got w .. creum J.11 I \\anl and I think
we're gmng to Lio 1ht: '>hde ne~t. ~d Ben
Ruford. 14. eighth grader and drum
player.
Frontier
Bread
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ONCE AGAIN
Organic
I ht' rneeung wtuch 1!'> open to
tlw puhltc. will be held from 7 to
Y p m di the Costa Mesa Neagh-
horhrmd <..ommururv Center.
1~1 Park Ave
~ a..-~~ Peanut Butter
HAAGEN-DAZS
_.Ice Cream
2Pbmior := 8'959
Reg. '3.99 -...... .l/Jll 16 oz.
SlrauJberrr & ~e . '2.49 ioaz.
1--~ ~J-.;lii
A Pancake
.. !-·,.. ·'" !YU& • Buttermilk :~ $1r99
REG. '3.35 .IL 26 oz.
AOVariety $
of Ffarors
A SJ .18 VALUE!
tf= Brown Cow Farny
Organic Yogurt
WW FAT I WHOLE MILK
rov:
• Thu 1t11tmwnt hu not bnn 1r>1/U61.d 6r tM PDA. Thl.s product Is nol lntmtkd to dioptM•, trnt, pt"ft)ml or cruw •'9 du nu.
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Sustained ReJeue Supplement for
Meo&Women
(•Wl'IO BAI: TOMATO ZINGIRI Fresh tomato, celery, ~ ginger & cayenne blend.
Yast Free $ ... 2 99
SUGG. '17.70 ~-'*
·~
Free of Soap 9359 and Harsh ingr'tdinb
REG. '4.49 Um.
Baked Albaoore
Cakes with Green
OnionAioli
A cklicious combanalton of seasoned
tuna cakes over a btd ol organic
greens. Topped with a light ~lic
green onion sauet.
Choice of bread.
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1,000'S IN STOCK
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·~~Indecent
exposure was reported In tti.
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• w.t ..._ 8w.t: A
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1600 blodc at 12:12 a.m.
Thursday .
• w.t .... Straetwid MendozAt
Oriw: A traffic accldel'lt lnwMng
Injuries-was reported at 3:03 p.m.
Thu1'.9day.
• CenW Strwt: An auto theft was
reported In the 800'blcx:.t at·9:06
e.m. Thursday.
• Ha.rbor Boulewlrd: A
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reported in the 2800 blcx:.t et 4:02
p.m. Thursday.
• Scott Place: A vehicle burglary
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• Canc:ha: A home burglary was
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•Clay S1rMt A vehicle burglary
was reported in the 3300 blodc at
10:42 a.m. Thursday.
• Newport c.nt.r Drive w.st: A
robbery was reported in the 700
blcx:.t at 8:27 p.m. Thursday.
• Plitt Avenue: A hit-end-run was
reported in the 1700 blcx:Jt at 1:43
p.m. Thursday.
• Ruth Lan•: Battery was reported
in the 1600 blcx:.t at 1:17 e.m.
Thursday.
• Unlvenlty Drive and JamborM
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PUBLIC SAFETY
SEAN°HIU£R /r».JlY Pl.OT
A tow truck driver prepares to right a sport utility vehicle that rolled over on the transition road from
the northbound Corona del Mar Freeway to the northbound San Diego Freeway Friday morning.
Restaurant sewage spill
closes Newport Harbor
The Crow's Nest Marina in
Newport Harbor was closed to
swimming and diving Thursday
because of a sewage spill at
Billy's at the Beach, Orange
County Health Care Agency offi-
cials said.
A line blockage in a sewage
collection system at Billy's at the
Beach Restaurant caused the 30-
gallon spill. officials said.
FAMILY
Continued from Al
understand exactly why people
live around here. They were so
focused on jobs and the
economy and rational maners
that their only strategy was to
try to bully people into believing
that the sky was going to fall if
we did not have anolher airport.
The anti-airport forces, on the
other band, made the airport a
quality-of-life ~ue, an
emotional one. o"ffering the
•Great Park" as a way to expand
upon the very reason why folks
love Orange County. It matters
little whether one believes that
the Great Park was the "Great
Tuck." The point is that their
public rela.tions people had their
finger on the pulse of the
people.
Features and benefits, folks ..
features and benefits. People
make decisions emotionally and
only justify them rationally.
Some airport supporters just
won't admit defeat and move
o n. ln a recent letter to the Pilot,
one writer was busting a gut
trying to tell us all that if there are new Oight patterns from
John Wayne Airport over Corona
del Mar and Costa Mesa. it is
strictly a result of the lack of an
airport at El Toro.
FRATERNITY
Continued from Al
is more refined than this would
suggest." said Randy Lewis. execu-
tive associate dean of students for ua. "While the members of this
fraternity orpnization really are
quite ethnicalfy diverse, there's a
difference between diversity and a
levd of consciousness."
Members of MEOlA aJsO had a
problem with the fraternity in the
fall when fratem.ity members
JWA
Continued from Al
the 'Jl'ansportatlon Security Ad-
ministration in Washington, O.C.
The job Cuts will gradually be-
gin by the end of the month and
wiibe completed near the end of
September, he said.
"We based the number of posi:
tions to be eliminated on a nwn-
ber of factors," Turmail said. "We
did an airport-by-airport analysb
and matched that to the number
of checkpoints, peak times and
soon."
1be cuta wiD save the federal
govmunent more than $30 mil-
lion this ftlcal year and abo\(t
$288 mlDion ~urtng the next year,
be Aid
But the reduction in the nwn-
ber <X ICftellen will not aff.ect 1e-
curity in any way, 'l\anpaiJ aid.
"We simply hid to blalance our
job. which la to proytde eecurlty
with being stewarda of public
fuodl, .. be Aid.
Fedml oftlciala wlD allo monJ.
tor wait dmel around the com-
try to make IUJ'e ........ are
noc left bJgh and dry; 1\amld
Aid.
"We~ Chat then ..
limes when dMn't ....... rn.t-
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The affected water will remain northbound Corona del Mar
closed until the water quality Freeway's connector to the San
meets acceptable standards. For Diego Freeway, Callfornia High-
more information, call (714) fi67--way Patrol officials said.
3742 or visit www.ocbeachin-"Traffic was backed up to
fo.wm. To report a sewage spill, MacArthur Boulevard right af-
call (714) fi67-3600. ter the crash occurred at 11 :18
Woman injured after
truck overturns
A woman was taken to the
hospilal with injuries Friday af-
ter her truck overturned on the
This pathetic attempt to say Ml
told you so· underscores the
point I want to make. The defeat
of an airport at El Toro is not
about the flight patterns over
Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa.
It was an entire county saying,
·we don't want this big, noisy,
smelly airport anywhere near·
us, thank you very much."
If you live under or near the
John Wayne flight paths. you
should understand this bener
than anyone.
We do not need an airport at
El Toro, and if I had my way, I'd
get rid of John Wayne Ai.rpon,
too. I Oew out of Ontario
international Airport a couple of
weeks ago on a trip to New York
anq found it to be accessible,
clean and weU o rganized. They
want our travel business. and I'd
like lo see us give it to them -.
all of it.
Another piece of the
quality-of-life panem was seen
in the vote by the Costa Mesa
City Council to deny the
construction of a KQhJ's
department store at the Mesa
Verde Center at the comer of
I !arbor Bouieva.rd and Adams
Avenue.
I was told about 12 years ago
that the intersection was lhe
city's busiest I took that as
gospel, as it was delivered by a
Costa Mesa Police officer who
wore T-shirts of road signs depict·
ing people crossing the road simi-
lar lo those seen near the border.
MEOlA members ar& now ask-
ing the fraternity to do more than
just stop its members from dis-
trlbuting flim; and wearing those
T~shicts.. They're now asking them
to publish a letter of apology to
the Chicano community in the
university's paper and to attend
some sort of diversity sensitivity
wolbhop.
"I just want to focus on the fact
that we're moving forward and
Turmail said r:hey have the
"ability Lo move around people
as and when necessary."
John Wayne Airport bas Uttle to
do with the security administra-
don's decisions, sa1d Ann McCar-
ley. the airport's spokeswoman.
"Our main concern is that it
does' not have any adverse effects
on our passengers," she said.
a.m .. and a SigAlert was issued
for about 45 minutes after two
lanes were closed, officials said.
A light pole was also knocked
down.
The accident is still under in-
vestigation.
was writing me a ticke1 at lhe
time for just missing a green
light.
The intersection is still busy.
and I shudder to thlnJc what it
would have been like with a
department store there.
· Some people tried to make
this an up or down referendum
on 1.he Segerstrom family, as
!hough all of their incredible
contributions to Newport
Beach, Costa Mesa and the reM
of the coUJ}ty were \llilidated or
diminished by lhis one vote.
That's nonsense. The
Segerstrom legacy has already
been established and we are
better for their involvement and
interest in our community.
In the end. the KohJ's vote was
strictly about the quality of life
of the people of Costa Mesa. The
cost in quality of life of a Kohl's
store exceeded the vaJue of the
tax revenue it would have
generated.
I'm glad that the Costa Mes.a
City Council continued the
quality-of-life pattern with its
vote. I was afraid I was gomg to
have to take away their 1V
privileges for a week.
• STEVE SMrni 1s a Costa Mesa
resident and freelance writer.
Readers may leave a message for
him on the Daily Pilot hotline at
(949) 642-6086.
malcing everyone aware there was
an error in judgment on our part,·
Amin said. •Hindsight is 20/20
and. admlnedJy, we employed bad
judgment. Now. we are doing
everything we can to rectify the
situation.·
Both groups are expected LO
meet early nex1 week to resolve
the issue.
• aiRISl1NE CARAIJ..O CXMlf'I
education and mey be readled et
(949) 574-4268 OI' by &-mail et
c:hristine.carrillotilaDme&co<n
"But we're confident that the TSA
will evaluate their staffing levd.s
constantly to make sure that
doesn:t happen."
•DEEM BHARATii covers public
safety and courts. She may be
readled at (949) 674-4226 or by
e-mallat · •
de6pa.bh•rtlthlllatlmtts.oom. ·
Dally f>tlot
CLAIM
Continued from Al
don a'>. a mJller of law." Bruwn
said
Sdwer''> 1rnwtl'> ~ m July
2001, when 51.'l)ior Deputy City
Alty. Marianne Reger made a wnt-
ten complaint a~nsl him con-
taining a nwnhcr of accusations,
Scheer\ da1m ">tale<.. Scheer was
evcnrually dcnmd ol the allega-
tioru. by an independent counsel
and independent investigator in
April 2<Xl2.
In September 2002, Scheer wa<t
placc.'C.I on administralive leave
pending an invesli~don.
TI1e counciJ tfocidcd the matter
in a dosed· ~ion, without
Scheer pres£>nt, and did not le t
him aslc to have gncvances
against him di.scu~ in an open
session. lltat meeting was
det-med a violation of the Brown
Act. the <;tate's open meeting law,
by Acting City Atty. lbrn Wood.
AJ.so in St.'f>tember. the City
Council initiated iL., own internal
inve.tigation and financial audit
of the Ollke of the City Attorney.
the claim stal~
Rue Scheer wa., rwver mfonned
about what the 111\lt><iuga11on en-
tailed. Slonner :.aid. illld to the
l:x..,t of he. knowlP<.lge, no mvt"!tr·
gation or audit ewr hdppcntd.
. ··111ey have c-..<.cnually mined
hi'> legal carl'Cr hy rnnucmlo,"
!'>1onner said.
nrown said he wa<,n'1 at libcny
to wmmcnt 011 the invc'l>tigauun
~rm:t• it ,., a pt'NJlln<:I matter.
On Oct. 4, l002, lhl' council
vott•tl ag<\m m do"''<.l ~ion. to
WATER
Conbnued from A 1
.. 1011. < JfY \1anagt'r I lomt•r Blu·
dau\ prup<Nll would pay for the
addL'tl .,tafl paruJlly wiLh fund., -.cl
d.'-lde fur vacant p<Ntrorl.., m other
departmenL'-llll' IOtdl COC.I of the
new d1\.1 ... 1on i., c-.Cimate<l at
$70,000 to SttCJ.O(~J .1 year
..
re~i.ate Scheer. He retumed to
wort Oct 7 against his doctor's
orders, since the city's treatment
had created severe emotional
~his claim states.
Scheer returned to wort part·
time, but could not complete his
responsibilities because be was
unable to log onto his computer,
the daim states. The computer
division had al.so downloaded
everything from his computer
while he had been suspended.
the claim states.
Later in October, Scheer re·
ceived a letter from Brown that
ne had to work full-lime or re-
sign. Scheer chose to take sick
leave on Oct 21. When Scheer
was informed that he had ex-
hausted all permissible leave un·
der the._&wi)y and Medical
Leave Act. he sought a reason-
able accommodation for his di'>·
ability that the city rejected, the
claim states.
Scheer has suffered losses. in·
duding past and future income.
damage 10 his reputation and at·
Corney fees esµffiated to be in ex·
cess of $5 million, the claim
'>tales.
Current City Council mem·
bers said they can't discuss the
claim. Fonner Mayor Karen
Hobin.son, who is mentioned in
the daim, did nol rerum phone
call5 for comment.
Jerry Scheer's phone nwnber
on the daim is not a worlcing
number.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at {949)
574-4221 or by 8-'fl'la1I at
de1rdre newman la la times. com.
The council is expected to vote
on the matter at their May I S
met>ting.
The m(}V(' i'> 111 ~po~ 10
stnct" rules for '>tonn dr.um. that
went into effect last year for about
21. c11je, in Orange Ci>unty. The
rules forbid residents and htt'>I·
nes...es from ~ding poUutanL'>
mto stonn dram.-.. mcludmg
through a number of common ac·
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BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
UCI researchers reveaJ
stem cell study resuJts
1Wo UC Irvine researchers
presented promising results of
a preclinical study or human
neural $lem cell technology as a
means of regenerating dam-
aged nerves and nerve fibers in
patients with spinal cord inju-
ries at the 10th annual Confer·
ence of the Ar(lerlcan Society
for Neural 1'ransplantatio~d
Repair in Plorida on Friday.
Ors. Aileen Anderson and
Brian Cummings or the Reeve-
lrvine Research Center worked
with Stem CeUs Inc .. a Palo AJto
blotech company, on the tech-
nology.
In jured mke transplanted
with the technology .showed
improved motor function in
quantitative tests measuring
functional ,recovery from com-
plete hind-limb paralysis to
nonnal walking. in comparison
with controls. Also, the technol·
ogy does noi contribute 10 scar·
ring. which normally prevents
neuronal cell growth and recov-
ery.
The next step is to repeat the
studies and evaluate the tech-
nology at different dose levels,
Cumming'> ~id in a press re·
lea..e.
Sharei. of Stem Celli. experi ·
enced a 140% jump after the
news wa., announced rriday.
uvioes <.uch .!!> car washing and'
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NOTICE OF VACANCIES
TERRY MEIKLE
C.C.N.P.
Landscape Designer
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APPLICATIONS TO FO..L TIIE FOIJ.OWING VACANCIES ("-YF.All 'JUMS)s
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'Fun' event set for
C.entral Library
Oilldren can enjoy music,
magic, face painting and juggling
at ·Fun for all Seasoru.· ell the
Newport Beach Centrctl I jbrary
from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday.
There will also be !>pedal per
formances: "Stories Come AJ1ve
with Southland Opera" at noon;
·spring Into Stories with Barbara
KJein" al 1:30 p.m.; and "An1> and
Imagination with WonderfuJ
Puppets" at 3 p.m. The event i'i
part or the countywide lmagina·
tion Celebration. For more infor·
mation, call (949) 714-3816 or
visit
www.n.ewportbeacl11ibrary.org.
Ancient Mayan cities
topic of library program
Cities rich In hil>tory and
beauty. some threatened hy ur·
banization. will be dri.cu'>sed by
Cameron Walker. an archeology
and anthropology teacher at
Cal State FuUenon, a1 7 p m.
Thursday at the Newport Beach
CentraJ Library.
The discussion, "Remote
Capitals of Ancient Maya." in-
clude!> C6pan. Tikal. Yach1lan
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lnStJIUIC or America.
I-or more informauon, call
(949) 717-3816 or log onto
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rhe event u. free The library is
at IOOO Avocado Ave.
Free workshops offered
to navigate the Internet
"Tool!. & Triclu.: Internet I 0 I ,·
an introduction to the World
Wide Web, will be offered at I 6
a.m. today at the Corona del
Mar branch or the Newport
Beach Public Library, 420 Man-
gold Ave.
II will also be offered at 9 a.rn.
Saturday. May 17, at the Balboa
Branch a1 100 E. Balboa Blvd ..
and at 7:30 p.m . Mondays at the
Balboa Branch. For more infor-
mation. call (949) 7 17 3816 or
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the v. a) home'> are being )Old
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)Our.home When tht: hl>t1ng I
agret:menl I\ rtnahzed, lht~
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I ava1lahk to cvel) part1c1pa1tng j
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I he pnmat) rc-.pons1btht} for
rrwlt111lg )our home. but
v. orking v.11h a Realtor who I
paniupalc:' tn the MLS rntam I
thJt ) ou Jho c:mplo) all of the
other ~1LS J~enL' in )our area.
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Jlll•JO!! J••ent' and '' a 'aluahk
tool ~,,, i: the trade v.h1ch
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"OW 10 GET PUBLISHED -a...ttien: Mail to Editorial Page Editor S.J. Cahn at the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 • Readers Hotline: Call (949) 642-6086 Fu: Send to (949) 646-4170
E-mel:S.nd to dallypilot@latfmes.com • AJI corTespondence must Include full name, hometown and phone number (for verification purposes). The Pilot reserves the right to edit all submissions for clarity and length.
Mort; to City C.Ouncil hopeful
than m~ts the press · .
MAILBAG
Have each of the city's division
managers submit questions that
vehicle for this mischief continues lo
be the Daily Pilot. ·
I've lived in this town '3 years. Each
year, Costa Mesa h as slid In the
direction of Slwnsville. Little skid rows
abound -and not just on the
Westside. Apparently, there is big
money in the slum and charity
business. And each year, honest efforts
to make Costa Mesa the model city it
HOW TO CONTACT
YOUR REPRESENTATIVES . . .
· sh quld be answerable by any
While I recognize and appreciate the
many pot.itive assets <:o6ta Mesa has to
offer. I am also cogni7.ant of its ~t
unmet potential.
As a result of m} love of Costa Mesa. I
have spent several years as a grass-roots
Costa Mesa "booster. -Contrary to the
comments made by sonte of your
readers, my efforts and interests have
been citywide in narure.
' candidate for a position on the City
Council and the one who scores the
highest is clearly the best choice.
Knowledge of budget, planning, land
use, terms and acronyms, etc., should
be expected. Every job in the world
expects some level of competency, and
many require licenses.
I have contributed, or consulted on the
following citywide issues, just to name a
few: lack or city unity; signage
bnpnM!ment programs; preservation of
Noguchi Garden, also known as the
c:alif ornla Scenario Garden; Eastside
small Jot subdivision ordinance; Fairview
Parle; traffic Issues; skateparb; Huscroft
House; airport is.'l"Ues, including
ovedUghts; Mesa North gang issues;
Megan's law; and other law enforcement
Issues.
My activism, networking and interest
In serving the people of Costa Mesa are
the result of my desire to See our entice
city be the best that it can be.
I am not suggesting that we emulate
Irvine or Newport Beach. Costa Mesa ~
its own unique Oavor that should be
preserved, while a!Jowmg people freedom
to improve their residf'ntta.I or
commercial propertit-<. 111 suit the
changing needs of their lamilie. and
businesses.
One of the main challenges facing our
city leaders will be to gwde our city's
improvement and manuation. while
retaining its specraJ char.u.:rer. While I am
not an entrenched politician, I believe
that my knowtedge of city ~u~ and
sustained interest in the eno.re city make
me a wliquely qualified candidate.
ERIC BEVER
Costa Mer.a
A simple solution to
City C.Ouncil vacancy
There's a simple solution to the
present dilemma facing the Co'ita
Mesa City Cquncil to tiU the va1..an1
seat. a test.
BE
Testing for the position of council
member is an objective scrutiny of the
people who not only decide direction
fo r our city, but alio set policy and
make the laws by which we must a1J
abide. ·
It probably wouldn't hurt to have the
test given every two years regardless of
an election -just to ~ee if our
members are really staying on top of
the issues that affect all of us.
WILLIAM C. KUHN
Costa Mesa
nilly Pilot is a pl ace for ·
too much ax grinding
/anice Davidson i'> correct in every
statement she malces (Mailbag, April
22). Mariy have long been watching
the onslaught of political
demonizataon in the Daily Pilot. In
issue after issue, we see interminable
hit p1eLes by a writer with the
1mµrobable n.tme of"Geoff We!>t·· (the
name nngs of a Hollywood si1uatton
comedy) The Daily Pilot should
identify Geoff West and give its readers
an idea ot how he grinds his ax.
Next in the Mailbag comes another
hit piece by a Michael Szkaradek. who
apparent.1y follows Ciry Councilman
Qui, ~tet>I around with a surveillance
cam<.'ra. <i1Jcaradek has tried every
which way to "get" Steel. He first filed
a civil ca.se, which, lacking any legal
merit ""a" qUJcldy thrown out of court.
I le next tried to pin a felony on Steel
to disqualify the elected official from
public office. Failing again, Sz.karadek
continues his ax work in the Daily
Pilot Mailbag. The next tarl(el Is
ob\ioui,ly another elected c11v
cown.u111c:U1, Allc1J1 Ma11sou1. 1 lil·
houJd become have been thwarted.
No wonder neighboring communities
refuse to be annexed by this town.
The voters have been correct in
electing people with the will to move
Costa Mesa toward the 2 1st century.
They should all stay the course.
• WILLIAM B. ANOERSON
Costa Mesa
Past party politics are a
clue to present character
The Daily Pilot editorial on Sunday.
"Talcing issues with this attack,~
understated the significance of Cristi
Cristich's support of Bill Olnton in his
presidential race with Bob Dole.
If, as a prominent Republican in our
community, she had qwet.1y decided
Ointon was her choice and voted
accordingly. her brealc wilh the
Republican Party and Bob Dole would
most likely be a moot issue today. That
was far from the reality of the
situation. Lnstead. the opportunistic
Cristich used drum rolJs 10 get
attention, invited the media to
broadcast her departure from the
Republican ticket and flaunted her
new and very controversial role as an
activist for Democratic candidate Bui
Ointon.
ln stark contrast, her current
opponent, Oluck Devore, remained
loyal to the values and people within
his party and worked tirele&sly during
that same election for Republicans.
The choices each made give us a
glimpse about their character.
Olaracter matters, and it remains a
strong indicator of an elected official''>
future actions.
BONNIE O'NEIL
Newport Beach
cnv OF COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall, n Fair Drive,
Coste Mesa. CA 92626, (714) 764-e223
Mayor: Karen Robinson
Coundl: Ubby Cowan, Allan Mansoor,
Gary Monahan and Chril Steel
cnv OF NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Beadl City Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport Beadl, CA
92663. (949) 644-3309
Meyor: Steve Bromberg
Council: Gary Adams, John
Hen.man, Olde Nichols, Gary Proctor,
Tod Ridgeway and Don Web~
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center
Piaza, Santa Ana, ~ 92701
• Jim Sliva, 2nd District (Costa Mesa,
NeWs>ort Beadl), (714) 834-3220
• Thomas Wilson. 5th District
(Newport Coast), (714) 834-3650
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR
88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. CA 92626,
(714) 708-FAIR
Boatd: President Rul:>en A. Smith, Vice
President Patrit:ia Velasquez, Randy
Smith, Emily Sanford, Peggy Heidi.
James Baridl, Deborah Carone, Leslie
A. Ray and Frank Barbaro
STATE SENATE
Rosa Johnson (R), 35th District, 18552
MacArthur Btvd., Suite 395, Irvine, CA
92715, (949) 833 0180; fax: (949)
833-0696;
Press Secretary Pat Joyce, (916)
323-1200
STATE ASSEMBLY
John Campbell (R), 70th District, State
Capitol. Sacramento, CA 95814, (916)
319-2070
E-mail: distflct70@assembly.ca.gov
Ken Maddox (R). 68th District, State
Capitol. Sacramento, CA 95814, (916)
(916) 319-2068;
Or local office at 1503 South Coast
Drive, Suite 205, Costa Mesa 92626;
(714) 668-2100;
OVER 70 DIFFERE NT BEDS
.FROM BERNHARDT'S
COLLECTIONS ARE NOW
Sale Includes
Special Orders
Also \take
Huge Savings
On Companion
Bedroom Pieces.
100s OF BERNHARDT SOFAS ON SALE NOW
Here Ar e Two Examples Of The Savings You Crn Have .. SPEOAL PURCHASE
3-Pc. Upholstered
Sofa, Chair ct Ottoman
(Only Sofa Shown)
•
Elegant raised Oamisk J)fttem.
Sofa: 100"W x 44"0 x 39.S"H.
Sale Price Was $2,897 ... NOW s1,799 A/13 pc:s.
J..k FUii-Grain Luther Sofa, a..lr t Ottomln <Sof• ~
Top fult..greff\ ie.cner In rkh brown tones with nallhe~ trim.
Sof1; t2S'W x•15"0 x '40.S"H.
Slit l'rlce Wts $4,097 ... NOW •2,799 Al J pa.
~·Mon.·Rf..10AM .. '1i~Jw 10AA14,.At.;., lfAll<fftl
Vl$IT US ON THI WEI WNW .t,..uunt tumlfu,. net
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Fax: (714) 668·2104
E-mail: Ken.Maddox asm.ca.gov
STATE COASTAL COMMISSION
45 Fremont St, Suite 2000, San
Frenclsco, CA 94105, (415) 904-5200;
regional office In long Beadl, (310)
590-5071
GOVERNOR
Gray Davis (D), State Capitol,
Sacramento, CA 95814, (916)
445-2841; fax: (916) 445-4833
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
•Chris Cox (R). 47th District, 1
Newport Place. Suite 420, Newport
Beach, CA 92660, (949) 766-2244; or
2402 Rayburn Building, Washington,
D.C. 20516, (202) 226-5611; fax (949)
251-9309 (represents most of
Newport Beadl)
E-mail: chrlstopher.cox@
mail.house.gov
• Dana Rohrabacher (R), 45th District,
101 Mat•, ~t. Suite 3C, Huntington
Beadi, CA 92648, (7141960-6483: or
2338 Rayburn Building, Washington.
D c. 20515 (202) 226-2415; fax: (714)
9so-7806 (Represents Costa Mesa and
West Newpon)
E-mail. dana 4ma1/.house.gov
U.S. SENATE
•Barbera Boxer (D), 112 Hart Senate
Building, Suite 112, Washington, D.C.
20510, (202) 224·3553;
or 2250 E. Imperial Highway, Suite
545, El Segundo. CA 90245, (2131
894-5000
•Dianne Feinstein (D). 331 Hart
Building. Washington, DC. 20510,
(202) 224·3841;
or 1111 Santa Monica Blvd., S~te 915,
Los Angeles CA 90025. (310)
914-7300
PRESIDENT
George W. Bush (R), White House,
1600 Pennsylvarna Ave .. Washington,
D.C. 20500
Hotline· (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.) (202)
456-1111
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nd AROUND TOWN Item a to
Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
lt8 Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to
) 846-4170; oi by calling (949)
4-4298. Include the tJme, date
end location of the event, 11 well
•• a contact phone number. A
tomplete lilting la available at
~.d111/ypilot.cpm.
tOOAY
The UC lrvlne Arboretum holta
!ta annual Spring Perennial Sale,
featuring unusual perennial•
from South Africa and around the
Ebe, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
ay and from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
nday at the erboretum .
peru will be available to
enswer question•. Admlulon Posts $2 for adults. Children
younger than 12 get In for free. ~r more information, send
,_mail to ldlyon11@ucl.11du.
bc..ns of Orchkh. • lhow end
ule sponsored by the Newport
f.arbor Ordlid Society, will take
ace today and Sunday from 10
m. to 5 p.m. at the Costa Mesa
Community Center. General
edmission is $3, seniors'
edmiUion Is $2, and parking is
free. Call (949) 515-9538 for more
Information.
the KahnM Ta Nation. o,.nge
t oast YMCA'a Indian Maidens, 1s
hosting a recruitment for new
mothers and daughter§
kindergarten through third grade
lh Bosswell Hall at TeWinkle
Intermediate Sdiool from 9 a.m.
~noon. This ls the Kahnee Ta's
*'>th recruitment season In the
fOmmunity. It has members from
Costa Mesa, Newport Beacn and
Irvine. For more information, call
f9491425-7132.
~eglstered dletttian, chef
~ndjournalist Cheryl Forberg will
~epare an anti-aging dish from
er pew cookbook and dlacoss
e benefits of an anti-aging diet
~ 2 p.m. in Macy's South Coa1t
f>taza's Home Store. Forberg will
+1so be available to sign copies of
• Privot. Pilot.• Stvcllo
• SPINNING Theot~r· U~en..d
her new book, •stop the Clodtl
Cooking," after the
demoMtratioo. The book will be
on sale for $17.95. For more •
Information. call (714) 666-0611,
ext. 4230.
SUNDAY
Three young ~Ip.
winners will be part of the
Calltomla Women's Chorua' 34th
annual Sdlolarahlp Benefit
Concert. The muaic students will
join female vocallstt from
throughout California when the
200-voice chorus presents "Surf
'n Sing" at 2 p.m . in the Sutton
Place Hotel, 4600 MacArthur
Blvd. In Newport Beach. Tickets
are $16 ln advance and $18 at the
door. Call (949) 262-0579 or (714) .
840-4568 for tickets or
information.
"Happy Voic:esl" from Saint
Micnael's cnildren's cnolra, the
Cerubim and Seraphim, can be
heard at St Micnael and All
Angels Episcopal Church In
Corona del Mar at 5 p.m. For
information, call (949) 644-0463.
•The N.w Iraq.• • presentation
by Huw Anwyl, will address
what's next, who will be making
decisions, and whether
democracy will w ork in Iraq af1er
the war at St. Micnael and All
Angels Epiaoopal Church in
Corona del Mar at 7 p.m. For
Information, call (949) 644-0463.
TUESDAY
An lna1Juctor from the American
Feng Shui Institute will explain
how elemental remedies are
Implemented as elegant
accessories that complement
your decor to improve health,
relationships and prosperity.
Reservations for the 7 p.m.
seminar at Visions and Dreams in
Costa Mesa are required. Call
(626) 288-1669 for more
information.
A free seminar and door prizes
on "Skin Care. Health and
Beauty .. will be held from 6:30 to
8 p.m. at M other's Market. 225
East 17th St., Costa Mesa. For
• 16 Full Time Per10nol Trolnen
•Child Core 8om· noon M • f
• Ample & Conv.nlent Porkint
• Yogo, Toi Chi, Stretch clo•M•
• St.p, Pow.r Pvmp, Cordio
.• Showen, Sttom & Tow.la
• Shope·Up Dery $po
reaervatlona, call (800)
695-MOMS.
WEDNESDAY
St. And...Wa Preabyt.nan ChurV-
la holding its 38th annual
rummage sale from May 7 to 9.
The preview aale 11 May 7 from 3
to 6 p.m., with a $3 donation
required at the door. The main
sale begins at 9 a.m. the next two
days, ending at 7 p.m. May 8 and
2 p.m. May 9. The churcn la at 600
St. Andrews Road in Newport
Besen. For more information, call
(949) 642-3824.
A tr.e Mmlner end book
signing of "Stress and Disease"
by Ht1rb Lewis will be held from
6:30 to 8 p.m .. at Mother's Market,
226 East 17th St., Costa Mesa:For
reservations, call (800)
595-MOMS.
THURSDAY
The Alzheimer'• Aun. of Orenge
County and UCI lns11tute for Brain
Aging host the first research and
education conference at the
Newport Beacn Mamon May 8
and 9. The conference begins at
8:30 a m., with registration and
breakfast. Exhibits begin at 7:30
a.m The cost is S60 for one day,
$100 for two For more
information, call (714) 283-1111.
More than 300 proud parenu
8:30 a.m . for $20 per walker. The
• firat 200 reglltranta for the
one-mile or two-mile walks at
Fairview Pait, starting at 10 a m ..
will receive an event dog tag. a
bandana and a dogg1e bag. For
more Information, call (714)
754-5698.
MAY12
~m about the Slefn ctub end
its many activities at its
informa1ion meeting for
newcomers and members 111 6:30
p.m. Meet at the Costa Mesa
Community Center, 1845 Park
Ave., for food, exhibits and table
displays. Newcomers can Join the
Sierra Club for a special $26
intro'ductory fee. For more
information, call (7 14) 517-2467.
MAY13
A "'8 Mmlnar on "Muscles in
Motion" by Judith Todero will be
held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
Mother's Market, 225 East 17th
St .. Costa Mesa. For reservations,
call (800) 595-MOMS
MAY 15
A free seminar and book
signing of "Stop the Clodc
Cooking" by Cheryl Forberg will
be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at
Mother's Market, 225 East 17th
St., Costa Mesa. For reservations,
call (800) 595-MOMS.
and 250 cn1ldren will 1oin Dr. MAY 17
David Diaz and his staff from The Startight Theatre Company
West Coast Fertility Centers and will hold auditions for its
Centro Latinoamencano de all-student summer show, :'Mary
Fertiltdad to celebrate the joys of Poppins;· from 1 to 3 p.m.
parenthood from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Children 10 to 14 years old can•
Children who represent the sing a song from the show or
miracle of assisted reproductive bring taped accompaniment to a
medicine for the one out of six song they've prepared. The
couples that seek infertility theater is at 1125 Victoria St 1n
treatment will toin Diaz for the Costa Mesa. For more
15-year baby reunion al the Hyatt. information, call (949) 645 7827
Newporter in Newport Beach. For ...,._
more information. call (949)
215-0417
MAY 10
The MCOnd annual Paws Around
the Parle fund raiser a walk that
raises money to provide dog
drinking fountains tn Fairview
Park, will begin reg1strat1on at
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Mother's Day Brunch
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Continued from A7
The Com Meu HlnHbl
Society wlU host an open house
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1870
Anaheim St. In Costa Mesa. It
lncfudea tour• of the facility and
e>Chlbita of photos and artifacts.
Free. For more Information, call
(949) 631-6918.
•Dfvorc:e: A New Beginning,•
Is a workshop for men and
women who are divorced or
gettlng divorced. It fs held from 10
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 180 Newport
Center Drive, Newp'OrfBeach. For
more information, call (949)
644-6435.
MAV 18
To kldc off this YNr'I Festival •
of Children, a Volunteer Day will
be held from noon to 4 p.ni. at
South Coast Plaza's Carousel
Court. To introduce Orange
County charities and youths to
each other, the Festival of
Children Volunteer Day will allow
a variety of nonprofit
organizations to display
information about their services.
For more information, call (949)
644-47n
MAV20
A hee seminar and book
signing of "Why the Weight?
Dare to be Greatl" by author.Jean
Kruegar wUI be held from 6:30 to
8 p.m. at Mother'• Mattet. 225
East 17th St., Coat.a Meta. For
reservatfona, call (800) ·
595-MOMS.
The SUlfildw found9don
Newport Beech film Night will
feature surfing films, Including
1he newty releaaed •3 Degrees:" tt
will be held at 7 p.m. at the
Surfrider public meeting at .
Margarltavllle, 2:b2 WNt Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. Come
and team what Is going on with
tocsl water quality issue• and see
some cool surf flicks. For more
information, call (949) 644-7443.
MAY. 21
A 1'" seminar and book
signing of "The Digestion
Connection• by Dr. Mark Stengler
will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
at Mother's Market, 225 East 17th
St, Costa Mesa. For reservations,
call (800) 595-MOMS.
MAY24
A book signing and personal
appearance by (tuthor James
Balch for his book •Prescription
for Nutritional Healing• will be
held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
Mother's Market, 225 East 17th
St, Costa Mesa. For reservations,
call (800) 596-MOMS. .
ONGOING
Volunteer driven are needed
to help deliver nutritiously
prepared meals to homebound,
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frail or elderly dlentl Incapable of
•hopping or cooking fbr
themeefvel through .,Mobile
Meal•:' aponaored by
FtSH-Hart>or Area Inc. and Hoag
Hospital. Call (949) 645-8050 for
more Information.
~la now open for
runners and walkers of all agM for
the 22nd annual Corona del Mar
Scl8nic 6K Race & two-mile M.ln
Walk on June 7. Pte-reglstratio
fees are $22 for the runlwalk and
$12 for the Dolphin Dash.
Reglsmrtion on the day of the race
la $30 for the runlwalk. Separate
races for men and women are
limited to 1,500 runners. Call (949)
644-3161 to register.
&.yakle Restaurant in Newport
Beach offers wine tasting every
Thursday night for $15 per
person. featuring five new wines
each week. For more information.
call (949) 721-1222.
If your orchid ls too big for ha
pot, Green Systems International
will show you how to re-pot your
plant during their free
orchid-potting semin~r every
Saturday at 2 p.m. A plant sale is
held from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. at the
20362 Birch St facility. Call (949)
756-1211 for information.
Discover the aeaets of C.rbon
Canyon Regional Park y you
walk through groves of beautiful
Coastal Redwood trees every
Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Parking Is ·
$4. Call (714) 996-5252 for more
information.
T .. m Survivor, • nonproftt
organization encouraging women
who have been through cancer
treatment to exercise. hosts
·walk and Talk" at 10 a.m . the
second and fourth Friday of the
month in frQnt of NIKEgodess
store in Fashion Island. Members
meet for lund-i after at Atrium
court h is free, and all fitness
levels are welcome. For more
information, call (949) 27!>-'3888.
Newport Community CounMling
Center offers a way to stop the
cycle of domestic violence
through the support group In
SAF.E. Hands. SAF.E. stands for
safety, awareness. faith and
empowerment. The group meets
Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
,...,. ............ bytM
cfty of Costa MeN Recreation
Center from 2 to 6 p.m . Monday
through Frid'Y for Indoor and
outdoor aporta and ectlvftJM. The
Center Is at 1860 Anaheim Ave.
For more Information, call (714)
327-7660.
The Newport 8MCh w.ltlng Club
meet• at the comer of Superior
and Hospital Roaq In Newport
Beach at 9~15 a.m. and 7 p.m.
everyday. For more Information,
call (949) 6S0-1332.
Th• Newport Beach Caka
Decorating Club meets from 7 to
9 p.m . on Thursday nights at
Superior and HoJpital Road In
Newport-Beach. For more
information, call (949) 6S0-1332.
The Newport Bead'I City Hall la
displaying watercolor paintings
by Juan Casado, Ned Parsons,
Raymond Otis and Jim
Teegarden through March 28 at
3300 Newport Bl~. For more
informatio n. call (949) 717-3870
The Aun. of Buslneaa Ser:Ylc:es
hosts a networking meeting that
deals w ith edllcation connJM:tions
from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on the seoond
Tuesday of every m onth at the
Holiday Inn at 3131 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. For more
informatio n. call (949) 805--0011.
•oivorce: A New Beginning;
a workshop for men and women
divorced or gltting divorced, is
held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. al
180 Newport Center Drive on the
third Saturday of every month.
Cost is $40. For more information,
call 644-6435.
The Newport Beach Public
Library hosts an hour of stones
and crafts for children in
kindergarten through the second
grade al the Corona del Mar
branch from 3 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays
The library 1s at 420 Mangold
Ave. (9491 71 7-~. /
Free tours of the Orange County
Performing Arts Center take guests
to the dressing rooms. perfonner's
lounge, bacbtage and oq stage al
10:30 a.m. every Wednesday and
Saturday at 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. Group tours
can be held by special
arrangement. For moni
information, call (714) 556-ARTS, Free. For more information, call
(949) 721-8079. • ext. 833.
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Balloon Artist, Magici2n , nee
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Brunch is $42.95 adults
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COMMUNITY & CLUBS
Six selected to attend Girls State
S Ix young women have been
selected by the American
Legion Auxiliary of Newport
Harbor Unit 291 to attend Girls
State at Pitzer C.Ollege, Oaremont,
from June 22 to 28.
JIM
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They are
Lauren Kiser
of Corona del
Mar High
School; Erin
CosteUo of
C.Osta Me..a
I ligh School;
Britta PlttJ of
f.sl8Jlcla I hgh
School. YumJ
Nam of Irvine
I ligh School;
Naslrn
Khaden of
Newpon I !arbor High School;
and Dlana Rosen of Nonhwood
High School.
The delegates were !>elected
becau!>e of their academic
excelJence, as well as their
involvement in extracurncular
-.chool and communi1y
activi1ic!>, !>aid Cynthia Culp.
Girls 'itate chairman for the po'>!
They will join 500 young women
fro m throughout the -;late for
the conference.
The young ladies were honored
guests at a district. luncheon and
they will be fearured gue<.~ at the
May bU!>me..\ rneeung of the local
auxiliary
CongratuJation'> tu one and all
VOLUNTEER RECOGNIZED
WUUam Fundenberg Jr.
po'ithumously received <1
Volunteer Merit Award from the
CaJifornial>arlc and Recreation
Society for service to Newpon
Beach yowh programs and the
Orange County Special
Olympic:..
Accepling 1he award for her
late brother at the Dii.tric't X
Awards and lnMallation
Banquet held April 30 a1 the
Centre at Sycamore Pla7a in
Lakewood was Louise
fundenberg.
·For many year'>, Bill WCI!>
instrumental in helping with
"llewport Beach Recreation
Semces' Special Olympic.,
liaskerball Tournament and
Winter Wonderland," '>aid Jim
Gubser, Newport Beach
recreation leader. "A:. You1h
Activities Oiairman for thl· ...i;
Newport Harbor f:lh No. 1767'.
he w~ also an integral part of
many priva1ely funded youth ·
programs, including AY\< ),
I I arbor Area Bo}., and c 11rl'
Club'>, and Co'>ta Me-.a Jnd
Newpon Beach I 1ttle I eab'Ul''> ..
The city of Newpon Hein h
Park.'>. Beache'> and Rene.111011
Commission will al!>o honor
Fundenberg ar the Newpon
Beach City Council mee1i11g al 7
p.m. Tuesday in City I lall
Council Oiarnber'>, a1 .1100
Newport Blvd. The me1•t1ng I'>
open 10 1he puhhc.
CONVENTION PLANNING
I he :"\ewpon I !arbor < <Na
Me~ l.Jom. will mee1 .11 b IO
p.m. Monday a1 1he C O'>IJ Mt•\a
Counlry Club to pl.in for lht•
May 15 to 18 Lion's District 4 IA
Convention in Oxnard. Member
Barbara Haywa.nt will
announce her candidacy for
vice district governor at the
convention.
I layward is a charier member
of the Harbor Me<1a Lio ns and
has been president, secretary,
treaswer, tail twis1er, and a
member ol the board She ha:.
also held positions in the
dis1rict cabinet. ._,he was named
1he Melvin Jone~ 1-ellow by the
club in :WOO.
NEW SERVICE MEMBERS
Welcome to the world of
!>ervlce P.rlc Patterson , William
Pedrante and Brady Price, who
joined the Rotary Oub of
Newpon Irvine.
SERVICE CLUB
MEETINGS THIS WEEK
TUESDAY
7.JO a.m.: fhe 40 member
'-:ew-port Beach ~unme Hotary
CJub will meel at hvc Crowns
( 11ewportbeachs1mri\erotary.org/
uulex. h Im).
6:30 p.m . The <.0~1a Me'>a
Newport 1 larhor I mn' <Ju_b will
meet at the Co..,ld Me-.a Country
Uub.
WEDNESDAY
7:15 am . Tht: 20 member
~ou1h C.oac,1 ~fe1ro Hula!) Oub
will mee1 at the Center Uub
( www.soutllcoastmetro
rotnryorg), and the Nt!'"port
Harbor K1wan1'> CJuh will meel
a~e Un1verr,11y A1hlc11r CJub.
Noon: The 40 member
Exchange Oub of the Orange
Coast will mee1 at the Uah1a
Corinthian Yacht Oub
6 p.m.-The 60-mClnbt•r
Rotary Oub of Newport· BaJboa
will meet at the home of
member Nan Raney 011 Balboa
Island for a club sociaJ.
THURSDAY .
7 a.m. The 20-plu'> me'mber
Costa Me'>J·Orange C osta
Breakfast I.Hin'> Club will meet
at Mimi\
Noon: fhe 'iO·member (,o.,1a
Mec,a Kiwanis CJuh will meet at
1he I lohday Inn: the
SO· member Newport
Beach-Corona dl'l Mar K1wani'>
Ouh will meet at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht < Juh
( www. kiwa11i~.orgkluhl
costamesa). the AO mt•mber
tcchange C.lub of Nt-'"P<HI
Harbor will meet JI the
Newport I larbor !\au Ill JI
Muc;eum for a progrnm h} Dan
Ardell on Charier <.,chool-.; and
1he I 00-member
Newport·lrv111c llo1ary Club will
meet at the Atrium 1 loll'I with
the c..roup Study l·xd1<111~t·
Team from Franct·
(WWII' 11/fOltlf)' or~)
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Pilot Send your service clubs
meeting information by fax to
19491660·8667 e mail to
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2082 S E Bristol, Suite 201
Newpon Beach CA 92660 1740
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INVOLVED
Continued from A9
Lou Gehr1g'9 dlMeae, neede
volunteers. (714) 375-1922.
HOSPICE PREFERRED cHolcE
Volunteere ,,. needed to hefp
make e difference In the llvN of
termlnelly Ill persona and thefr
famlllea. Volunteer• woold 111l1t
them with nonmedlcal need•
auch es providing respite for the
primary caregiver, running
errend1, reeding to the patients
and weekly social visits. The
organization 11 also looklng for
clarlcal end bereavement
volunteers to eaalatwfth office
dutiea. Training la provided. (71 4)
980-0900.
HUMAN OPTIONS
The organization aheltera,
counsels and educate• abused
women and children. It is looking
for volunteers. (949) 737-5242,
ext. 24.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Volunteers are needed for Project
Caring, which provides
socialization and cultural
experiences to the Jewish
SAINT JAMES CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
"A c.-.Jtr. Wt.I" le tnt., -' S.W.,
J.m Orfst 111.d -5"flr"' The Rev Provten Bunyan,
Recto< 3209 Vio Udo N~Beoch 949/675-0210
7.30 om Troclitionol
9 om ContemporolY,
9om Church SchoOI
11 om Choriamotic ond Wednesday Noon
ST. MARK ~BYTERIAN
CHURCH
"Open Arms and Open Minds"
Worship 9:30
residents end othe,.. et Felrvtew
Oevelopmentll Center In Coctl
M .... Volunteera ·~· e
fllclllty to prcwlde pr0gremmlng
of Jewtah cOn*1t to the reeidenta
on e monthly bell9. They mutt
take e T8 tMt end undergo e
fingerprinting bedtground dMc:k.
Volunteere ,,. ei.o needed to
provide comfort •nd support to
the Jewtth terminally Ill end their
femm ... The group apon90t1 en
ongofng Jewlah heeling .upport
group for people with chronic
lllneu at 7 p.m. Thuredeya et the
Jewish Family Service, 260 E.
Baker St., Suite G, Coste Mea41.
Free. Preregistration requif'9d.
(714) 445-4950.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
OF'ORANGE COUNTY
The organization of women,
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volunteerism, developing the
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What's Greek for women athletes?
Costa Mesa woman and OCC professor have a winners. so there was no way they FYI
new book that describes their search for women didn't see the name of a woman: Anne Reese and lrm1 Vallera-Rickerson said. "But I th.ink
among the sports matches of antiquity. purposely they would Ignore it Vallera-R1ckerson will discuss and
sign their new book, • Athletries: because it was not important, !t The Untold History of Ancient Cor1I Wiison delight as they described the was a woman." Greek Women Athletes.# at 2 p.m. Daily Pilot series of adventures that led them While Greek men are weU-known Sunday at Borders Books, Music to write the first boolc of its kind, for their athletic ~deavors, and Cafe, 3333 Bear St. at South M ale Greek athletes have • Athletries: The Untold History of through the selective recording of Coast Plaza Shopping Center m been idolized 1>ince their Ancient Greek Women Athletes." history, the names of women were Costa Mesa. days of glory in ancient "Oh no, there's no women," ignored and eventually forgonen. lri"
Greece. But Greek women athletes. Vallera-Rickerson said she was the Victorian era, the only part ideas," Vallera Rickerson 5a.Jd. "And
or Athletries, were reduced to a told repeatedly in Greece and in women played in athletics was to this happen'> qwte often in the
mere myth in the modem world America "When it came to clap their hands, the women said. academic world."
For two authors, the existence of athletics. 11 was absol\Jtely Even today, people initially Over the course of seven years.
Athletries became an irresistible unheard of that women would be laughed at the thought of ancient people from un1vers1ues, !Jbranes.
rnystery. Playing detectives, they !>et a part of sports ... Greek women athletes. But as more mu..eum'!> and ne~paper'> JOined
out to discover the truth and set the But the names of women evidence was coUected, in on the .,e,uch. They played a
record straight at last. recorded in aacient sources inteUectuals started to believe. cruciaJ role in collecting. rranslaung
Anne Reest> of Costa Mesa and proved otherwise. "Sometimes, lscholarsf are so and inwrpretinK information.
Orange Coast CoUege pmfe!.'>Or "We found inscriptions together busy in their academic ideas that
lrini Vallera-Rickerson. giggled with with the inscriptions of male they are not willing to hear new See GREEK , Pa1e Al4
The fury of Wolverine is unleashed when Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters comes under attack in -X-Men Unrted, • wntten by David Hayter, below.
The accidental
screenwriter
Performing at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse
was the start of a career in show business for
'X-Men United' screenwriter David Hayter.
By Jennifer K Mahal
C omic books were David •
Hayter's closest friends as
a chiJd. Because of his
father's job as a
troubleshooter for a large
bfotech compan)i the 34--ymr-oJd
ec:reenwrlter spent his dUklbood
moving fNf:tY &ix months to a ymr.
Kl don\ want ft to eoond Ub a sob
story. became it WM a pmty good
life. But I didn\ haw a k>t of friends
because I didn't have time to get to
know people. .. said Hayter, who has
sole screenwriting aedit for "X-Men"
(based on the Marvel comic bOOt
about a band or mutants) and shares
story aedlt on lta aequel. "X-Mert
United." which opens today.
Comic boob became his way of
having familiar faces around.
Everywhere be moved. Hayter would
cart an ever larpr number ol bma
wlth comics sud\ u "X-Men. •
MDaredevil• and "Batman. lmlde.
"I think it's an incredibly
undervalued genre.· said Hayter. who
~ worked on scripts for "The Hullc"
and "The Watchmen.• "Uke the
movies. they offer us extremes of
fantasy and worlds in which anything
can happen. I dUnk that lw very
much fueled my attitude toward wort
and toward life. which Is that
anything Is possible-.
Al. 9, the brown-haired. brown-eyed
boy and his boxes moved to PJ 1e>ro; n
was while living iliele that Hayter got
Interested ln abow buslnesa, after
landin8 a part ln the Costa Mesa Civic
Playboule'I version of "Pinoccbio. •
He plllyed 1b1evlng Weasel No.· l.
"h wu a very fun kind of character
part. I had this weird little weasel
voice," said Hayter, who is now the
voice of Solid Snake in the "Metal
Gear Solid" video games. "I was kind
of disappointed that I didn't get to
play Pinocchio. but ooce I threw
myself Into it. it was my first
experience understanding how
important the cbaracter roles are and
how much more fun they are to play.
usually, than the lead.·
Hayter remembers he bad to wear
a felt costwne that was hot and that
he had a a\.ISh on the girl who played
1bievlng Weasel No. 2.
"She was very, very cut-. but we
SM X-MEN. Pqe Al5
Anne Reese.
left, and lnni
Vallera-
Rickerson
are
ccrauthors
of the new
book,
"Athletnes:
The Untold
History of
Ancient
Women
Athletes.·
CORAL WILSON/
OAJLY PILOT
THEATER
New hits,
old favorites
dot Center's
next season
By Tom Titus
F rom the show that changed the face
of the Amen can mUS1cal
!"Oklahoma"I to Broadwav'c; latest
mega-hit ("The Producers" the-Orange
Count) Perfomung Ans Center will offer
something to swt Just about every taste
next season
It all Stans SepL 2 with the revival of the
first hit show by Andrew Lloyd Webber and
Tim Rice, ·Jesus Ouist. Superstar.· This
1972 rock opera. seldom produced locally.
recounts that last week in the hfe of Omst
and includes the hit single ·1 Don't Know
How to Love Hun.·
Followmg ··Superstar" into the Costa
Mesa showplace. operung Sept. 23. will be
the first of a pair of Rodg~ and
Hammerstein revTVal.s. ·Rower Drum
Song." l1us IS the revitalized vemon of th.e
Chinatown comedy that began its new life
two years ago at the Mark Taper Fonun in
Los Angeles before movmg on to Broadway
to become a sold-out success.
Michael Aat.ley will bring his
record-breaking producoon "Lord of the
Dance· to the <:enter cr.oer Thanksgivi.ng
weekend for a four-day. ~performance
engagement Nov. 25, 26, 28 and 29 (dart on
the holiday) It'll be the show's first time ar
the Center, wtuch has hosted a sunilar
show, "Riverdance, • on two occasions.
Webber returns to the Center on
Christmas Day with "SWlight Express." a
high-velocity musical built aroWld a
locomotive race -with its cast resembling
"Stac Wars" droids on roller skates. This
revival ran for 7,400 performances in
London. dosing last ~ as that dty's
second-Ion~! runrung musical (behind
Webber's "Cats.· which V\Slts the Center
May 27).
Estancia Hign School graduate Spencer
Kayden was featured m the oHbeat
Broadway tut "Urinetown." due at the
<:enter April 27, 2004, but n's unclear
whether she'll be rerum.ing to her home
town with the tourtns production. Thia
Tuny Award winner centers on a dty
running so short of water that private
toilets have been outlawed and public
facilities carry a hefty tarif[
When "Oklahoma. hit the Broadway
Salge in l 943. it altered the art of dance in
American rmWcab and Introduced the
team of Rodgers and Hammentdn. This
bigbJy fliniliar and popullr dMlk wll Witt
the Cents beginning~ LS.
1be Roaring '20l nm epln .._My
27 u ~ModemMiml.. lnif*ed
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Al2 Saturday, May 3, 2003 SOCIETY
THE CROWD •
Biggest and brightest celebrate the arts
T he fourth annual Arts
Orange County Awards
brought together some of
the best and brightest oflocaJ
d tlz.eru> dedicated to outstanding
achievement ln the local arts
wodd. More
than400
guests
converged .
upon
Newport's
Sutton Place
Hotel
ballroom.
greeted by
Bonnie
Brittain Hall B.W. COOK ArtsOrange
County
eM1:uuve director.
A lively reception was followed
I~· an outstanding dinner and
program presided over by
leilicated local Chairwoman
Patrlda Posa. Her team of
voluntee~ solicited a number
mflucntial r;ponsors. including
Keith and Judy Swayne, Phil and
Mary Lyons, Carl and Pat
Nelsser. Ouutle and Margie
Bunten, Hany and Mary
l lamllton, Betty Steele, and
David and Flalne Krajanowsld.
The sentimental evening W"dS
hu'ited by John Forsyte and'leri
Ralston. Many of the guests have
long been noted as leaders of
udrural activities in this county.
n1e ;!003 honorees were JoJm
A1r••!der, artistic di.rectoi; Pad.fie
Chocale: Ropr Armmong. visual
artist and teacher; and 1bomM
and M.nlyn Nlellen.
philanthropists and communJty
leaders. .
South Coast Repenory and
Fullerton M~um <:enter were
lauded as outstanding arts
organizations; Raymond 1'ob&a'
and Ramya Hiutlbukar.
outstanding individual artists;
Paul Folino, outstanding patron;
Darrel Andenon, outstanding ·
volunteer; and Ma<lson
Elementary School. Santa Ana.
Capistrano Unified School Disnict
and Art' & Crea.tMty for Healing.
outstanding arts educators.
Spotted in the exuberant crowd
were Mmnba md Dmftll
Andenon, Marian and Garth
Bet ..... Dmd end lCeDy
FmrnN, Jim and Catbertne
Pmm1. teny Goldfmb.Lee, Mike
and llJemm' Gordon. Marlene
Hamoobee. BID and CaroJyn
lOeln. Leon i,on. Donna Phelps,
Mel and Marcia Rowen. George
and Marymn \\eltworth. and
Robin 1\Jmer. Richard
SdJwiek:brt serves as pn!Sident
of the board of directors for Arts
Orange County.
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It was another Wild and Crazy
Theo Night in Costa Mesa, Share
Our Selves' 10th annual special
chef's taco demonstration night.
Among the 450 local guests at Share Our Selves' Wild and Crazy
Taco Night were Ann Stawicki, Mary Kay Payne, Eric Alcouloumre
and Sheri Hughs.
-This year, not 10, but 13 of drivers collect food from 41
Orange County's finest chefs !~dons and bring It to SOS.
demonstrated their community aOther volunteers paclcage the
spirit by hosting SOS's kick-off food for needy families. Other
celebration that precedes the volunteers then give out 200 bags
annual elegant dinner held in the of groceries each weekday. with
fall at the Robert Mondavi W111e 60% of that food coming from the
and Food Center in Costa Mesa," Orange Ald project.
said Karen Harrington, director The Wild and Crazy Taco Night
of development for SOS. was co-chaired by Mkhael Kang
The event aruacted enormous and Max Wood. with support
community support. ralsing more from Phil CampaneDJ. Emily
than $18,000 that will support Evans and Maik WU.On, to name
SOS's Orange Ald Project. a few.
Orange Aid ctille~ retrievable Local founders of Orange Aid
food from restaumnll>. grocery indude Hal Roeoft', Marta Bird,
stores, bakeri~ and cat~rers and John Martin. Jonathan Bhun,
then distributes the food to Karen McG.lrufand MJchael
low-income Or..tnge County Kang. For more information on
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The bride-elect graduated
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' The fUture bridegroQm, son of
Mr. and Mrs.. Lawrence Shumway
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Rogers-Bobrk
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the engagement of their
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tong Beach, to Bill Bob.ck of
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The bride-elect graduated
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The bridegroom, son of Ernst
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Continued from Al 1
"You coulddt write a book
lib thJs without the support
from a lot of other people ...
Reese said.
RecalJing countless stode:s of
Gteek hospitality, Reese and
Vallera· Rickmon said that
while conducting resean:h in
Greece, they were taken out to
. lunch. invited inside homes and
escorted a,round the city by taxi
drivers and local people. They
never paid to enter museums.
One day, when they were out of
cash and couldn't find ao ATM,
the taxi drtver even offered to
lend them the money.
wit was the craziest thing I
have ever heard," ·Reewsaid.. "I
have never been anywhere
where"anyone said. TU lend you
the money. Just send it back.'N
The Greek people take their
heritage seriously anc;t are
enthusiastic about academic
research, Reese said.
WThey wanted to show us
everything they could possibly
thinJc of because they wanted it
to be documented foe people to
know and leam,N she said.
"They were all into the
academics. even the cab
drivers. They were all into
promoting the heritage.~
The authors found that
women competed in
bl,lll-jumping, wrestled in the
nude alongside men and
competed in full armor in
chariot races. ln Sparta. the
women were expected to have
fit bodies and excel in athletics,
with the Idea that they would
raise healthy babies, Reese said.
With the upcoming 2004
Olympics to be hosted in.
Greece, the discoveries may
have redefined the history of
the games. But Reese and
Vallera-Rickenon. friends for 24
years, said mOlt of the ·time
they were just having a lot of
fun..
"Every ti.me~ fo\ind one
name, we got so expted and we
were jumping up and dawn,"
Vallera-Rickereoo said. "I think
if you want to do eomething
that becomes succeasful, you
need to ha~ fun with It. too.•
The women said they
documented and
double·cbecked every fact in
the book. Fluent in ~k and
Engli&h and a nayve or Athens,
Vallera-Ricke.rson said that
~ce information ls often lost
-and misinterpreted in
translations, it is essendal to
consult with original sources.
Mission accomplished!.... the
book was published in Greece
in 2001 and was just released in
America It-received hlgh
revi«:WS in both countries.
Reese and Vallera-Rlckerson
have reveled in personal
satisfaction after solving the
mystery that consumed them
for years. Expecting that many
more names or women athletes
will be revealed with time, they
. said their research wilJ begin
the process of redefining history
and revolutionizing a
worldwide misconception.
Recalling a previous
comment made ort a 1V
appearance in Greece,
Vallera.JUckerson said the same
double standard of the past is
still prevalent today.
"When a man does
something extraordinary, they
call him.a hero," she said. M And
when a woman does something
extraordinary, they call ber a
goddess - she couJdn'1 be a
human."
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X·MEN
Continued from Al 1
were 9 and I thW: our .
relationship was doomed from
the stan, •he saJd with a smile. ·1
ba...e a pkU.tre or (us) signing my
first autographs. which was really
cool From then on. I was
hooked 1'hal's what put me in the-business.,.
• Eleven years later, I layter ,
moved to Los Angeles to pursue
an acting ~r. l le had modest
success lo commercials, character
pans and In the movie "Guyver,
Dade Hero." His big break came
ln_ IU) U:Oexpected way.
Hayter met director Bryan
Singer and screenwriter
Christopher McQuany at
Domlano's Pi7.Za ln I~ Angel~
Neither man was famous yet
"The u uaJ Suspects..
"lbe incident IS remarkable in
that neither Bryan nor Chris had
enough money for a i.hce of piv.a
on their own, so they split it."
Hayter recalls. "We were all Jll!>t a'>
broke as broke could be. and
Bryan was ln debt. A few months
later. Bryan's film 'Public Access'
won the Sundance Film Fei.oval,
and he got the money to do · fhe
Usual Suspects.'"
Singer executive produced
Hayter's film, "Bum.· about a
man with writer\ block who~
best friend tum!. up with a
completed manuscript. a
publishing d~al illld a girlfriend.
After touring the fe<.llval c1rcujt
and winning a few pr1zes, Hayter
found himself nearly bankrupt
He called Singer. who was dolng
"X-Meq. •and asked rorajob
answenng phones.
"During the coqrse of that job,
(Bryan) started to tallc with me
about the script. Whlch he was
having some problems with at
that time, and I provided some
sugg.:stions, which he put into
the movie," Hayter saJd. 1ben
over the course of the next 13
months, he began to ta.Ice all of
the script problems to me and we
would work them out together.
J;brough a remade.able course of
events, I ended up with sole
credit on that movie, whiclnws
technically my first writing job. ..
"X-Men" tells the story of a
band of mutants led by Professor
Charles Xavier who must fight
terrorist mutants led by Magneto
and save the leaders of the world
Intertwined are themes of
prejuruce, racism and finding a
place to belong when you're
rufferent
Hayter said that for him,
S<..reenwriting is an organic
process. "Once you have the
basia; of the story, the story will
tell you where it needs to go.· he
said, which is why "X-Men
Uruted" opens where "X-Men"
left off.
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"in 'X-Men 2.' part of the
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of Mel Brooks' "The Producent
-Broadway's blgges1 cumnl
smash, based on the movie of
r the same name -it's an
unanticipated .success, wtUch
means big trouble for the title
characters. We'll get a look at the
touting veriiion from Aug. 3 to
22, 2004.
Still to come in the 2002-03
campaign are "Cats" (May 27).
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Sports Phone: 19491 574-4222 • Sports Fu: 1949) 650-0170 Saturday, May 3 2003 Bl
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL
STM .McCRAHK I OM Y PILOT
Corona del Mar's Tam Welch, le1', and Miles Yourman, right, reach to block a tip by University's Sebastian Naum in Pacific
Coast league action Friday night. The Sea Kings won in three games to clinch at least a share of the PCL title.
In the driver's seat
Sea Kings struggle at
times, but stave off
University in three to win
at least a share of title. •
Bryce Alderton
Dally Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -Throughout a
tumulruous .. season of one injury after
another, Corona del Mar High's boys
volleyball team maintained stability in
its most meaningful fonn -winning.
The Sea Kings maintained their per-
fect league record and secured at lea.st a
share of the Pad.fie Coast League cham-
pionship by sweeping vlsJting Univer-
sity, 15·9, 15-11, 15-8, Friday.
CdM (15-10. 8-0 in league) had swept
University (9-7, 6-2) earlier this season
and leads both the Trojans and Laguna
Beach by two matches in the loss col·
wnn with two left in league play next
week. The Sea Kings clinched the
league's No. 1 spot in the CIF Southern
Section playoffs.
"W.tt:h siL of eight seniors. out for two
weeks or more, to be 8-0 lo league says
something about til ---~ character," CdM c.oach Steve OJnti said. .Guys
have stepped up when Wf!ve needed
them to.
'ibm Welch had never played oppo-
site before, but now be wants to do well
and improve. We've put Miles (Yow-
manl in the middle and be usually plays
outlide-bJtter. He baa the mental
makeup for (middle blocker). Now we
might need him to play out-
side a bit·
thought we blocked reaUy
well, but we just made too
many mistakes.
"The firs\ match (against
Cd.Ml we didn't play well and
(CdMJ rolled over us. I think
we surprised them (Friday!."
Yowman. a 6-foot-2 senior.
spent the ftrst 2 ~ weeks or
the season -Out with a broken
band and switched to middle
blocker in the absence of 6-7
senior Eric Jones. Jones
missed nearly all of the pre-
season with an ankle injury,
but bas come on strong of
late and showed no signs of
stopping anytime soon Fri-
University 0
CdM 3
Conti acknowtedges the
Sea Kings were lucky at times,
but mentioned bis team also
caused its own problems by
committing 22 hitting and 10
day.
He Jed the Sea Kings with 10 kills. four
service aces and four blocks, while tying
~nior sener Greg Gabriel for the team
lead with five digs. Gabriel tallied 31 as-
sists. setting up Jones several times for
kills off of back. slides.
"Gabriel set weU an'crted us to vic-
tory,· Jones said. "He has really been
doing well. (Conti! is tough on us all, but
Greg battled through it and it has paid
off huge in the last two weeks.•
The Sea Kings withstood a trying first
game to prevail and the Trojans led,
11-8, in Game 2 when a Jones kill swung
the momennvn beck to the hosts' stde.
WMb senior 'lrmdon Sherick-Odom
aervtng. Jones hammered two more kills
u the Sea Klnp tied the 'lrojans, 11 -11.
The hosts then powered their way to
victory after the 'lrojans made four hit-
ting errors to close out the game.
"We just lost our focus and gave It
away in the eecond game with four
points in a row," Univasity Coach Jo
Ann Byars said. "I never Celt like we were
out of It untiJ,we gave up those points. I
service errors.
"University's unforced errors bailed
us out in the second game,· Conti said.
·(The referee) called a lot of nets when
we would hit it out, so we got lucky.
"I was a little disappointed with the
way we executed and the level of emo-
tion we played with. It wasn't good vol-
leyball on either teams' pan, but .I'd
rather play bad volleyball and win
rather than play bad volleyball and
lose.#
CdM seemed to feed off the momen-
tum gained from the second game as
the third game unfolded.
CdM posted a 9·3 cushion before
University pulled to within 9·7, with
Younnan slamming one of bis seven
lcWs and adding a stuff block in the rally.
Sophomore Kevin Welch served seven
COQ$eCUtive points to give CdM a 7-2
lead
"The lut game we bad some trouble
~ [University) got some points in
spurts. but Kevin dJd a great job with
those seven points right away," Jones
SM CdM, Pqe 84
HIGH .SCHOOL BASEBALL
Torrey's big hit
provides victory
Newport Harbor senior's
two-run double in third is
difference in 4-3 triumph
over Laguna Hills Hawks.
Sttvt Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BF.ACH -Ryan Torrey is
a senior. That means he's a leader. Yet.
on the Newpon Harbor High baseball
team, seniors are more than just lead-
ers. They must lay down the ground-
work in regard to rebuilding the Sailors
and they must meet their coach's chal-
lenge of playing all out in their last prep
games.
In Torrey's case, seniors rpust also
come up with key hits, and that's what
he did Fndcry. ln the bonom of the third
inning. with two out, Torrey produced a
two-run double to the gap in left-center
field. The imponant hit proved to be the
game-wumer as Newpon. al.so Jed by
juruor pitcher Joe Canw ella. defeated
visiting Laguna Hills, 4-3.
"We just wanted to show that we're
not that old Newport team," Torrey said
"We're improved and we want to spoil
some or the other teams in the league..
A year ago. the Sailors finished win-
less in the Sea View League. However,
they have won three league games this
season, with four remaining,
u Aside from the wins and losses, our
approach and work ethic are much far-
ther along than last year,· Newport
Coach Joel Dt''>gu111
SCOREBOMD ~d "Ir'~ gomg to
take awhile. but
•
t:he<>e gur-are ~t
nng the ground·
work and hopefully
we can get back. to
some respectabUlty
and ~UCCe5'> In the
lag. Hills 3 (Sea View
Newport 4 League!."
The Sal.lor'> (8
14, 3·8 in league)
entered the bonom of third mmng trail·
ing the Hawks, 2· l , but ~ewport c,cored
three runs with two out to ga.111 a 4-2
lead. Sophomore catcher Jeff ">anche-1
singled to right field and an error m tht'
outfield gave him an extra ba..e \,<.>w
pon senior R.J. Muller put the hall ui
play, a ground ball to the pncher ~h1ch
Jed to a throwing error. The thro" wa'
an attem pt to tag ou1 <ianchet. ~ho wa.,
trying to slide back to -.econd
Then. with tw o ou1 '>t'OJor I )aH·
Erickson singled to bnng m ~n ht't
Torrey followed fJJclc.son'!> clutch hit
with the aforemenuone<l doublt-
lbat (double, gave ~ the momemum
and it gave (CantareDaJ the COnfidffit l' 10
go and (get} them out.~ Tom-y '>dJ.d
Cantarella earned h1!> fourth pttd11ng
win of the season after dt-11\ t.'nng a
complete-game performantl' 1ha1 came
with four strikeouts and tv.o walk!. on
116 pitches.. He sca11t:red fiH· hit'> and
~three runs !one unearned
See SAILORS. Paee 83
G<lM downs Calvary
to close in on crown
Sea Kings' win ups their
PCL lead to three games
with four to play.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
. COSTA MESA -The fact that Corona
del Mar H.igh's 7-3 victory over Pacific
Coast League host Calvary Oiapel Fri-
day at Vanguard University was less
than pristine. may have made it all the
more appealing to Sea Kings Coach
Joltn Emme.
Emme used CdM's last trip to Van-
guard. a 12-3 loss to Calvary Cllapel
March 28, as a reference point 10 indi-
cate how his team, now one win away
from clinching the league's No. I spot in
the CJF Southern Section playoffs. h as
progressed.
"'The last time here, we gave them
three runs early and that turned into
eight runs," Fm.me recalled. •This time,
we nipped it in the bud This was a great
win, because we never panicked."
There was. perhaps. room for at least
some self-loathing in the Calvary
Cllapel third. when the F.agles (7-12, 6-5
in league) parla)"d three hits. two offi-
d.al errors and two additional CdM mis~
plays tha1 d1dn 1
male the t•rror col
umn. mlu J HI
•
lead
But iuruor .dM
starter fodd \tack
tin never t11m heJ
and M>me lOntrol
trouble<i o\ <.a.Ivan
pitcher., hl'lpt>d the
CdM 7 Sea Kmg.., I i 6.
Calvary 3 9·2J rctll'r for their
eighth · 'ltra1gh1
league Win
The Victory give'> CdM a thret>·Rame
lead over Calvary. Nonhwood and I Im
versity (all ued for second) With three
league,,garnes left. CdM has alttadywun
the league series over Calvan' and Urn·
vers.ity. and also knocked off "lorthwood
in the first round ltus spnng So a VlC·
tory over the Tunberwol\t"> Tuesda)
would give the Sea Kings the uebreaker
advantage CJYe'T all three. even if 1t lost it<o
final three league games. two of which
would be against last-place T~oro
Emme. h~r. is not rnncemed
about such scenanos. onl) that tu., team
remain playing the way n has '>Ulle the
aforementioned lo~., to <...atvary. a set·
See SEA KINGS, P11e 83
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Dally Piiot SP O R TS
.. BASEBALL
Anteaters lOse third straight
UC Irvine comes up
short again in opener
of three-game series.
The UC Irvine b~baJI team
lost its fifth-straight opt:ner of a
Big West Conference three-game
series aft er dropping a 4-1 deci·
slon Friday night1.o visiting Cal
~PIY. San Luis Obli.po.
UCI sophomore pitcher Brett
Smith went !>even inning'>. scat·
tering four hits and aJluwing four
runs, all in the fi fth to take the
loss. Marie Wagner, the Anteaters'
freshman catcher, "-Cnt 2 for 4
with one RBI. UU fell to 17 ·29,
5-8 m the Rig West, while Cal
Poly 1mprovt'Cl to 23·2 I. 5 H
BitW...Cont~
C.l Pofy 4, UC ll'Vlne 1
Score by Innings Cal Poly ooo ~ 000 c a 1
UC Irvine 100 000 000 1 b o
Frtch. LeOuc (7) and Taillon. Smith
Sctlroor (8) and Wagner W F11ch,
5-4 L Smith. 7 3 Sv LeOuc 131 28
-Herbert !CP), Leavin (CPI.
Stollmeyer (CPI, Wayner IUCll
OCC fall s in lin alc
•COMMUNITY COLLEGE:
Gary Alexander h11 a one-out,
!>Olo home run 1n tht· top of the
10th inning, Im. i.cumd '>Olo
'hot of the game. to IPad vi~1t
ing Fullerton ( 17 l.'i I':' 9 I SJ to
Jn H-6 w111 11vt'r ho't Orange
SEA KINGS
Conbnued from 8 l
back he tcmH.><l "l'mbarra,.,ing "
"We JUSI ne<'d to take l:are of
busines.'> next Wt'ek." I nune 'Mild
Macklin h.indll'<.1 hi.s bu'>lllt~
with aplomb en route to h1'> -.et·
ond 'itra!ght completl'·g'JJTie ,,,
tory. I le sum'fldered JU'il '>ix tu~
and 110 earned runs to improve to
4·2. I le fanned four, w-cilked three
and 'ltrnndcd eight 1.ugle runne~
Ca.lvary starter P.-a111c:k ~purgm,
however. !>uppht'<l '>Ome moW1d
rna.'>tery of hb own the fir.I four
tnnin~. blanking tht:' vt'>ilor. 011
just thret:> hllo;. fanning 'tix and
SAILORS
CDnbnued from 8 l
I.a.gun.a I lilli> (9-11 ·I. 4-fi· I),
wfuch had defeated Newport 5 I.
on Wedne<>day. -.<:ored one run m
the fifth. but lt:'fl rwo runnen.
stranded. Mullt•r made a mte grab
of a lme dnve for the <;e('Ond Ollt
and 1un1or '>t'Cond baseman Mike
JONES
Continued from 8 l
sprained .mlde. ha'i con11nued
to polish the i.kilh that, along
with hir. mu-.cular 220-pound
physique, makt.> him an
impo!>ing pre'>Cnt.:e for CdM.
And while the former
standout hockey defe~man
acknowledge.. hL'i '>llA:' a'i a
J>O'itive. he does not co11.'i1dcr
indmldadon one of his
attributes.
At least one teammate
clearly disagrees.
·After we hit in warm ups,
(CdM sophomore! Tom Welch
usually comes up to me and
tells me 'Dude, they're scared
of you.'· Jones said. "He tells
sne to go out there and
Coast Friday in the season fi-
nale for both team s.
Alexander dellvered the
knockout blow and sent the Pi
rates (19-21-1, 8-16) to defeat in
the final game of the Orange
Empire Conference Mini Tour-
nament. He also ho mered In
the fifth inning. Both home run
cleared the left-field fence. the
first tying the game, 2-2.
Oranae Empire Conference Mini
Tournament
Fullerton 8, Orange Coast 6
Score by Innings
Full 010 010 130 2 8 1~ J occ . 101 004 000 0 & 17 3
Sarver, McMillan (101 and Morales.
Treece. Johnson (81. Farias 181 and
Hu:b. W -Sarver l -Farias. 1 2 Sv
-McMillan 28 -Gingg (Fl. Miller
(QC) HR -Alexander IF) 2
Mesa llU cues costJ y
• HIGfi SCHOOL· The Co.,ta
Me~ High basebafJ team com·
milted sue errors. allowing visit
mg Orange Lo po'>! a 4-2 Golden
West Lea~e victory l·riday with·
out the benefit of an earned run.
!:>teve Doerr douhled and scored
on an error in the third for Me.a\
first run, then belted a leadoff
homer. hi.'> firs1 of the year, in the
!>eventh He W"cL'>·2 for 3 to le-ad the
hosL'i' seven· hit attaclc.
Nate I lunter singled with two
out<, in the wventh 10 bring the
tymg run to the plate, hut
\v.illong none.
~urwn. ohv1ou.-Jy tmng.
wrt!Ked the fir;t IWO Ill tllt-fifth
and Keith Long foUcN1ed with a
two-run double. Long la1er ..cored
on a double-pla~ grounder and
five more waJ:k... helped c..dM pci..t
a four-run stxth.
P-.uicer Ferguson .,in~ed 111 a
run in the ~1xth. while I o ng and
Nick Karpe received ba.'>t''-
loadtid walk." 10 drive m add1
tiori.tl runs. Barn•11 l:iprowl plated
the fourth run with a fit•lder'!J
choice grounder
l1mg. a senior shoru.top. went 2
for ] with two HRL'i, one run and
one ~tolen base, while 1unior
catcher Danny Marin-hnn wa'
al"° 2 tor 3 wi1h two steal'> ctnd
~d.ean dO'>t'CI out the mnmg
after he gatheMJ a ground ball
and made the thrtJ\\ tu -.cnior
Ryan Hl'enan at fir.t.
Newport jurnor Karo Mctk .. '>er
Jian doubled in the ..axth. I le
also scored Newpon·., first nm
after '>teal~g se<.ond m the '>t'C'
and uuung. The steaJ attempt
led to a throwing error by the
catcher. and M<OO.ef)1an ad
vanced to third Another throw-
ERIC JONES
Orange pitcher· Alex Morones
struck out the next bitter to p~
serve his complete-game victory.
Golden West ua1ue
Orange 4, Costa M ... 2
· Score by Innings C. Mesa 001 l>OO l -2 1 6
Orange 100 030 • -• 7 2
Peterson and>N. Hunter; Morones
and u wrence. W -Morones. L -
Paterson, 4-3. 26-Doerr (CM). HR -
Doerr ICM). .
.Eagles' Scheafer shines
•HIGH SCHOOL: Visiting
Santa Ana erupted for eight runs
in the ~nd Inning. built an
11 ·0 lead and coasted for a 14-6
Golden West League baseball
Victory over Estancia Friday.
Eric Scheafer went 2 for 3
with two RBis and Brad Young
was aJso 2 for 3 with one RBI for
the Eagles (3-17. 1-7 in league).
l)rler I loffman ~e in an Es·
1anc1a run with a triple, while
Malt RonquLllo and Jeremy
I fauser aJso had one RBI apiece
for the hO!>~S.
Golden West Le•1ue
Santa Ana 14, Estancia 6
Score by Innings S Ana 080 120 "'J 14 11 o
Estancia ooo 01s o s e J
Mendoza, Jiminez (6). Carrasco (6)
and Deleon, Hoffman, McDaniels
(2). Gleason 161 and Crom W -
Mondoza, 5 3. L -Hottman. 2-4. 28 -
Hauser IE). Young (El. Sebreros
(SAi. OeL11on \SA) 2 38 Hoffman
!El
one nm for the winner..
I t'r),'U'>On, cl <.enter fielder lut·.
11ng ninth. provided a 'ipark. ln
addition 10 the ctforemenuoned
RAI !.tngle, he wallccd. reached
on a wild p11ch third ~trike and
wa.. ruJcd out on an infield
ground ball he appeared to easily
beat out I le -.cored twice
C.dM helped IL\ CJllM' with five
<,tolen ba'>e'>.
P.clfic: Coast U que
CdM 7. Calvary Ola 3 Score by Innings
CdM ooo OJC o 1 s 2
Calvary 003 ooo o 3 6 1
Madthn and Mann Finn, Spurgin,
Abrina 151. Moort! 16) Skaar (61 and
Holt W Madlhn 4 2 L Atm na 28
Long ICdMI
tng t·m>r to third ba...e re5ulled
and Mak.~·')trul took adv-dJ1Lage by
'-POntU1~ a~ the plate
Newport 4, Laguna Hills 3
Score by Innings
Laguna 101 010 "l> 1 s s
NPwPort O•J 000 4 6 2
Cunanan F1l1p1ak 151 and Rochon.
Cantarella and Sanchez W -
Cantarella 4 6 l Cunanan 28 -
Torrey INHI Makseq1an (NH) HR -
Larson (LH1
year. he\ getung oil the net and
getting hack up 10 hit a lot more
con~i'>tentJy. I le can be ~uch a
big weapon for U"-"
Conti acknowledges Jones·
devotion 10 volkyhaJI.
including playing club, has
helped make h11TI an enticing
prospect at the collegiate level.
But, still playing catch up with
the taller. more seasoned
plalfrS that congregate in
big· lime college program s.
both Jones and his coach
reali:re he has a way to go to
reali.7.e his potential.
·1 sat down with Coach
Conti for about 35 minutes
earlier this week and we talked
about aJI the things I need to
do to be able to compete at
the college level.· Jones said.
"It's such a higher level, I know
I have a lot of work to do.·
lntimJdate them. I 8tJes.'i there is an intimidation
factor, but I don't see it.•
What CdM opponents, and Conti, have seen
this pring. is more developed coun aW&rcness
from Jones, whose fntelllgen ce is aJso reflected in
W. 4.1 grade-point average.
·He hM continued to improve as a hitter. not only
on serve receive. but tn transition.• Conti said of the
Dally Pilot Athlete of the Week. who helped CdM
wtn two league matches. then ftnlsh fourth in the
prestigious Santa 8albara Tuumament of
Olamplons Wt week. ·!...Mt yea.t he had a tendency
to eomedmes gt!'l lo5t in the mJddle of the play. This
Jones' wor1c. this season. Includes playing the
en tire rotation, whlch allows him to contlnue to
pound sets from the back row. In the front row, his
agility and improved recognition, l!llows him to hit
quick sets in the mJddle, as well as back sUdes,
which involve t>,ginnlng his approach toward the
middle. then veering to the outside, rutting the ball
after jumping off one leg. But while 'he enjoys
thumping kills, Jones said he is even more
pas&onate about stutBng opposing Ntters.
"Blocking Is my favorite thing to do.· he said. •
"That'& good to hear,· Conti said. "The name o(
the poaltion ls middle blocur."
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Mesa notches
first league Win
Bagwell's 19 kills
pace Costa Mesa's
3-game vic~ory
over Westminster.
with Woodbriqge Tuesday.
The Sailors (11-6, 7-l ) swept
host Laguna Hills, 15-8, 15-2.
15-8. and dealt the Hawks their
e~th straight league ~oS& Sen-
ior Nick·Kel.ly led Newpon with
seven lcills. while senior Paul '10-
Costa Mesa High freshman man and Mike Toole provided
opposite Ryan Bagwell had 19 six kills each. Nick Gla.'>sic, also a
kills and blt . 708 to lead the senior for the Sailon.. conuib-
M~to their first Golden uted five lcills. and junior sener
West League boys volleyball Adam Schlesinger recortled 23
victory Friday night over visit/ assists. three stuff blocks and
Ing Westminster. three servjce aces.
BagweD's performance, Junior Jamie Diefenbach
which Mustangs Coach Dave played sparingly in preparn-
Sorrells called the best by a tion for Woodbridge.
Coronadel
Mar's Gunnar
McClellan (7)
deJivers a kill
past University's
Matt Miede m
Friday night's
Pacific Coast
League f!1atch
at home.
Corona del Mar
won the match
in three games.
SIEVC McCRANK/
DAllYPll OT
SPORTS
COM
Continued from B 1
I
said. "We didn't let the panic set ln. ..
Welch · slammed eight kills
while Gabriel and Yourman each
had two blocks.
The Sea Kings rattled off five
conse<.-ut..ive polnf:S in the third
game to build a 14-7 lead qn the
serving of junior Dominic Rubi-
no. Jones blasted two kills and
secured a point with a stuff block
down the· middle, through Uni-
versity blockers.
Jones had to adjust to Univer-
sity's blocking scheme, which he
said featured a couple of combi-
nations. to find openings.
WI was forced to hit it 10 the
right instead of the left," he said.
~Their blockers ran to where I
was pushed to."
University senior captain
Olarlle Nutt led the Trojans with
BRIEFLY
Dady Pilot
ftve ldlls and five blocks, teaming
up wtth &rry Mir to deter many
Sea King blt attempts at lb~ net.
·our mJddJes were runrung so
slowly and that's the easiest way
for an opponent t<J' 'ger11 lcill,"
Conti said. MThat's not taking
anything 'away from University
... they are preny physical. We
just have to be more consistent. w
With the exception of senior
Bart Welch, who sprained his left
ankle and is a "day-to-day"
proposition according to Conti,
the Sea Kings are regaining their
health and just in time for the
CIF playoffs. •
Seniors Odom (ankle) and
Gunnar McOellan (shguJderl.
along with sophomore Austin
Brawner (torn ACL), are all back
and gjve Conti added fuel in for
the crF titJe drive.
WThis i.s one of the deeper
teams I've had and having these
guys back makes w. better in
practice with a lot or compeu
ti on for spol.l)," Conti said.
Mesa attacker in his three sea-The Sailors, the defending
sons at the helm, Jed to a 15-Sea View League champions,
12, 15-10, 15-11 sweep of the will host the Warriors (8-0 in
Uons. Westminster won the league) Tuesday ar 6 p.m.
first league meeting with Mesa with the chance to become
this spring in (ive games. league co-champions.
"We really, really needed this "We just have to eliminate
win." Sorrells said. "No matter our unforced error.. and we
what the coach does and no have to fight the whole time,"
matter how hard the coach Newport Coach Dan Glenn
works, It's reaJ tough to keep said of1\Jesday's match. ·•we're
the confidence level up, no in our home gym. h's still our
matter how the kids are play-league titJe until someone
ing, unless you can get a W. H takes it away. Hopefully we ae1
Barnett tops Sage Hill qualifiers . .
Senior Danny Krikorian like that on the coun."
chipped in 10 kills and setter ·
John Santos collected 33 as-
sists for the winners (2· 14, 1-9
in league).
Sorrells also singled our the
passing of Darrell Wa.se
Sailors sweep Hawks
•The • •Newport Harbor
High boys volleybaJJ team did
not look past its opponent
Friday in preparation for its
Sea Vi~ League showdown
Lightning falls in three
•Sage Hill School 'hJ'
swept at Academy I ea~uc
leading St. Margaret\ hiday
night. despite another \ohd
performance from iunior
Kevin Joyce.
The Lightning fell to 1:1 6,
6-6 in league, dropp111g ou1 of
the top three in the leagut>
standings.
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Shot put champion
shines Friday in
Academy League
track and field
prelin1inaries.
Defending Acad~my
I eaguc boyc, shot put cham
pion Braden Barnett led a
hu\t of \age Hill School ath-
lete.., to qualify ror the finai...
at the Alt.1demy League boy-.
and girls lrack and field pre -
l1minarit"> h1day al Saddle -
back College ..
Barnett, a junior, qualified
first in the discus (127 feet, 10
inches) and the shot put (43-0)
He 1s undefeated in both events
this c,pring and hi., discus mark
rriday topped his previous besl
by 17 feet.
Sophomore Laura Gordon
had a busy day for the Lightning
girls. qualifying !>ccond in the
long jump ( 14-4), second in the
triple jump (3 1-8). third in the
100-meter hurdles (17.4) and
third in rhe 300 hurdJes (53.2).
S<1phomore Amy WerbHn
qualified second in the girls
shot put (24-3) and discus
(74-3).
Sophomore Kevin [mamian
quaJified third tn the boyi> long
jump (18-4) and sixth in the I O<I'
(12.0).
rreshman rim I t·fler ran a
personal record 5 09 to qualify
seventh 111 the boyc, t .600. whiJe
freshman Kebey Rose qualified
-;eventh in the girls LOO C28.2J
and e1gh1h in the high jump
(4 -0).
The nine c,chool leai,'l.le will
reconvene for the finals Friday
at 3:30 p.m .. also at SaddJeback
College.
Lightning tops Whitney
•SOFTBALL: Visiting Sage
Hill squandered a 3-0 lead. but
went on to claim a 12·3 Acad·
emy League '>oftbaJJ victory Fri-
day at Whitney .
Catherine Dailey allowed just
one h11 in five mnmgs to earn
her sixth victory in nine pitch -
111g decisions and was also 2 fo r
4 with one run anct two stolen
bases.
Alexa Shllanishi was 2 for 3
with two walk&. four stolen
bases and three ,runs for the
winners (9·6, 5· I in league).
who also received two hits.
two 'ito len bases a nd three
runs from Katrina Redel-
sheirnc r.
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Rowing
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Orange Coast at Western
Intercollegiate Rowing
Championships at Lake
Natoma In Sacramento, 8
a.m.
Academy Lea1ue
Sage Hiil 12, Whitney 3
Score by Innings
Sage Hill. 300 i 50 } 11 ~ 4
Whitney X>l ooo o J J 1
Dailey, Redelshe1mer (6) and Torina.
Goncal1es and Park W Dd1loy, 6 3
L -Goncalzes 28 Sh11an1sh1 (SH)
Mesa holds off Orange
•SOFTBALL: Junior Jam• I·
Yamamoto 1hrew 4 1 .... hu1ou1 111
mngs in relief to help ( o'ta
Me:.a I hgh\ !>oft ball team lie
feat ho!>t Orange. 8·], 1n .1
c;ulden Wl''>I League game I-rt
t.lay.
Yamamoto c.1111e on w11h the
haw'> loaded ;mJ ont• out 111 till'
third 111111ng ant.I Orangt• having
trimmed ~kc,a\ lt'ad to 4-I Hut
Yamamoto. S 4 , got a .,1nkeou1
and grnum.lou1 w end tht· 111
n111g Onl) two r.1111ht•P1
reached ba'>e aher till' qurd Ill
ning.
Me!>a ba11er.,collec1t•d 111ne
hits, including senior Ann Ma·
ne ropp~; 10th home run of 1he
season Uyen Mat i.ingled in two
runs in the first ai. Mesa ( 14-9,
6-2 in league) built a J ·O lead
and led off a three-run i.eventh
inning with a .,ingle and later
c,cored on Jennifer Jordan's bai.e
hit.
Mai went J for .I with two
run~ '>cored. two RBh and 'ilX
stolen bases, while Jade Moss
doubled en route to going 2 fot
3 w11h two walks, a run scored.
one RHI and a stolen base. ..
Golden West Leasue
Costa MeH I , Orange 3 Score by Innings Costa 310 010 l 1 g J
Mesa
Orange 003 000 o 3 • 1
Butler, Yamamoto (3) and Miller.
Zboril and Calderon. W -
Yamamoto, 5-4 L -Zbonl 28
Moss (CM) HR -A Topps (CM)
Lightning handle
Oxford Academy
•TENNIS: The Sage 1 lill
School boys rennis team closed
out its regular season with a
14-4 Academy League victory
over host Oxford Academy Fri-
day.
Eric Bunon and Tristan Co-
dier, as well as the Sage 11111 duo
of Marte Ramadan and Ara Dl-
mirijian, swept in doubles,
while ran Livingston and Dan
Olin earned two wins each In
lngle. play. The UghtnJng,
ranked No. S ln CIF Southern
Section DivtsJon V. Improved to
9-8. 8-3 ln league. Oxford
dropped to 7-10, 3·8. Acedemy Leapt
S.. Hil 14, OJl'fon:I 4
Stnea. -[lvlngaton (SH) IOtt to
Ang. 2-6, def. Ahn, NS, def. Jain, 6-2:
Chin (SH) won, 6-3, 1011. 2·6, won,
8-0; Montekab tSH) won, 6-4, 1011, 4-6.1-6.
DouMet -Burton-Codler (SHI def.
Ptrk·Nguyen, ~.def. Wong-Youn. e-o. dtf. T1blquln-Ool, M :
A1madtn-Olmlrjlan (SH) won, 8-2,
7-6, 6-3; Aot.r·Kuran (SH) won, M , e-o. lost. 1.f,
Eagles def eat Lightning
•SWIMMING: &nlOr Frank
Gemboa won l'1fU even11 and
achleYtd 1 l*'Onal record ln
the 200·yud freestyle to help
~Id. t &tanda .. ban
•
Swimming
Community college men and
women -Orange Coast at
state champ ionships at
Oiablo Valley, 9 a.m.
Tennis
Community college men and
women -·orange Coast at
Southern California Regionals
at Cuesta.
Tntdc and field
College men and women -
Steve Scott Invitational at UC
Irvine, 11 a.m.
<,w11n team 10 an 87-58 non-
lcagut' vicwry owr vii.iring Sage
I lill l-nday
(,;1m boa won the I 00 free
(54.371 and the 200 free
(2:0 l.!iYt. 111 whit h he finished
1hret: ... erond'> fa'>ler than hi..,
previous be.,t. Gamboa at..o
contributed l<J two of 1-.stancia'!>
thn:t· ,Jelav vi<:torie~. while
'>Ophomore. !'.can Goodman
wun tht' 100 hutterOv (1:09.74)
c111t.l lre-.h nwn Clrnd K-unerr wun
thl' 500frt'c 15.JO 81 ).
I .c,tallLld dO'>Cd UUI I ht' rcgu.
lar '\l'Json with a 7-4 dual·m eel
reuJrd and will compcte in the
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Oran~l· NOfllucue ---Boys Estancia 87, Sage Hiii 58
200 m edley relay l Estancia
'I Kunert, Marsteller Goodman,
Gamboa) 2 03 55
200 free 1 Gamboa (El. 2 01 59, 2
Kunert IH 2 03 62. 3 Walter& I SHI.
2.08 7
200 IM 1 Kim (SH). 2 25 65, 2
Goodmon (E), 2 30 59, 3 Hermann
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50 free 1 Caltovene (SH). 22 77: 2
Collier !El. 25 08, 3 lvan1tsk1 (SHI,
2702
100 fly 1 Goodman IE), 10974, 2
Logg ISHl. 1 18 34. 3 none
100 free -1 Gamboa (El. 54.37; 2
lv11n11sl<1 (SH). 5797. 3 Wailers ISHJ.
58 78
500 free 1 Kunert tE). 5 30 81; 2
Caltovette (SH) 6 02 44, 3. Logg
(SH), 6 42 87
200 free relay -1 Estancia (Alderte.
Hermann, M ellin. Huelett), 2:09.93
100 badi: -1 Nguyen (SH), 1.06 61,
2 Mellin tEl. 1 40 05. 3 Huelett (El.
1 4~81
100 breast-1 Chin ISH). 1:09.74; 2
Marsteller (El. 1·15 22, 3. Hermann
IE), 1 16 74
400 free relay -t. Estancia
(Gamboa, Goodman, Collier.
Kunert), 3.69 0
Vanguard denied in
finals at Point Loma
• TENMS: The Vangua"td
University men's and women's
tennis teams came up short in
their respective NAIA Region II
championship matches at Point
Loma Nazarene Friday.
In the men's final, top-seeded
A£usa Pacific improved to 22-6
with a 5-0 victory over Van·
guard.
Vanguard's Carl Lumsden
and Carl Holmgren made the
All-Region II team that was an-
nounced foUowing the champi-
on hip match.
The Uons, 15-1 o overall and
ranked No. 8 in the NAIA. will
receive an at-large berth to the
NAJA tournament on May 12-16
In Peachtree City, Ga.
ln the women's champion-
ship match. Vanguard lost, 5-~.
to Point Loma, which Is ranked
No. 3 ln the NAlA. Point Loma
won Jts fourth-straight Region
JI championship.
Olga Hlushcbanb and Alena
Votavova. both tophomores ror
the Uoru, were namf'd to the
elght-membcr NAIA All-Region
ll team. Vanguard, 14·12, quill·
'1ed for the NA1A Nadonal 'lbur·
nl\lllent (Peachtree Chy, Ga.. on
May 12-16) by vtrtue of an at·
lq bt-rth, while Point Loma
hu arned an automatic berth.
OCC women in lca(J
• SWDPONG: The Orange
COi.ii left women.. 20();
•
yard medley relay team of
Sherry Tsai, Stephanie Wood,
Jennifer Nelson and Sara Nata-
lizio .. e1 a ~late record with a
I :49.26 d ock.ing Friday in the
second day of the !>late '>Wtm -
ming and diving champion
!.hip'> in Plea.,<ml I lill.
Coa't lead' with ~6l 5 pmnt!>,
followed hy 'E'cond place Dia
blo \'alley (267), the hu .. 1 of 1tw
three-day nwet 1hat conclude'
1oday
r .. a •. who'>('{ a <,late retord ICl
the 100 bad.-.1roh· lhur..d.ty
~'on the lOO IM 111 l 03.49 t-r1
day. while NeJ..on touLhed w t
ond 111 the 50 butterfly (.lf>.lOJ.
K1rnb<:rh:e rrnh. who took
\ernnt.1 in the 200 free..,1yle
(I ·54.56). teamed wtth Na1aJ1
zio. r:n ca Nithol,on and Ashley
Lowden to place \ccond 111 tht•
800 free rt.'lay (7:56.8h).
-iy,on Mangham. Rogt'r
Wong. Billy 'iwan!.011 .111d Ty'>fm
Bt.>amer placed ~econd lor
Cot1'>I\ ml'n\ team 111 rhe :mo
mct.llcy rt'l.ty (I .JH.46) while Zak
'i1mpo;on fi1w.hed sewnd 111 thc
on1• mt•rer d1v1ng 12 69.45)
Cua~• men trJ1l Di.1blo V.t lley by
.WO (4LS·22SJ 1hrough 1wo day'>
Me\a wrap\\ up year
•TENNIS: ( O'>ta Me\a I l1gh\
Huy Pham w1111 two of three
'>eh al -.:u 2 ... mglt'' .. ., the hu'"
IO'>I IO Vl\lt1ng \addlchcH k,
I f>-2. lo wrap up C1olden West
l.t·agul' boy' tc.>n n" action
lhur,day
Mei.a'<.. David I e won four
gaml''> ealh ag.ttn'\t 1wo o f h"
thu•t• opporH·nt., wh 1l t• Me.,c1\
double'> ll'Jlll'> of John Dang
Daniel C.ornt>t and Albert
Nguyen Andrew Ngu yen each
won three game'> during o ne
'el.
Mc'"<\ finishe.., the ~cc1,on 0 -
17, 0 14 in leagut:.
Golden W11t LHSUI
Saddlebadl 16. Costa Mesa 2 Singles -Le (CM ) lost to N Tran,
4 6. lost 10 T Tang. 1 6, lost lo S
Tran, 4 6, H Pham (CM) lost. 1 6.
wo n. 6-2, 7 6 18 6). Duong (CM ) lost
0 6, 2 6. 0 6
Dou.,.._ -Dang Gomez (CM ) lost to
Trung Lung, 0·6, 1011 10 Hua Vu, 3 6,
lost to T Tang Ng, O 6,
McNulry-Sneen ICM) lost, 0·6, 1 6.
1 ~. Albert Nguyen Andrew Nguyen
ICM) lost. 0-6, 3-6, 0 6
OCC's Om advances
•TENNlS: Orange Coast Col-
lege's Robe rt Olu defeat~d a
ruverside opponent lllursday.
6-4, 6· I, to advance to the
Round of 16 In the Southern
California · Men's Community
College Regional Tennis
Championship~ at the Barnes
Tennis Center in San Diego.
Chu aJso teamed with Den-
ny Le to defeat a San Diego
Mesa team. 6-2, 7-5, before
losing In the second round to
a College of the Desert duo,
6-2, 6-0.
OCC's Chris Trepte and
Jared Haley won their first ·
round match In three, 4·6,
6-2. 6-4, before faJllng in the
second round.
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Wnt•hll Up11 •cled
I.oh hen ~nd b•lh l t ~·· C~ntuty 21 Prolen1Un•C\
P.t ...... $499 000
I00-707..00ff
Stunnlnt VIiie 1,,
Nowpert H•ltftt• Ntwo lk"'1 381 2 5bol ~ ,,,.,
lut °"" lobf.wy wal rp r R. bobb11r11 1oun1-rn
atyt d hr dwd fin.. '2l pr1I&
Rim.OX> 11111 !M9 929 ~
94%7'!> '2275 lurn "ev
Herl>M View• Clr<lo
l<c>andtd '.>hr 4 !JO• hooll'
NI 4 ljl lol WOM't & eulf
tourw \lll!W'> lf cluwn
\Ian Bt ode.ti lor Ill law
ndnny 0t home offict
SI 111.l.<XXI l II AndlOf
Pr QPl.'flte\ "49 720 DX)
W-""-......, b
2B.i w 'k>ll't'ly Bav v ....
Ol>l'f• tloorplan lob "'
w111<111w'. waciou· k•1
•ocld<. W't> $\llHXXl •.t>U
M.v y Wood de\ 949-'>84 '>1!11 /17 ~If,
'Tho ltufh' Compirle re
ITllr<ld b 2~ rR e<ICI
uflfl .KJO'>S !Tom pool p.1'.
& Cul ~1! £ Hil.Nllt-l61Jrti
f-11"'-Univ dg\ 01~n" w .... nr ~4144
r!llME l STATlS
P'ARK.ll UNOtll
NA TIONWIOl USA
949-156-9705
f\M lio. °lhuNt"f fd4 tutJ ffµ~ '• , tf .., .. ttdt>ft ..., d
up~r •d' l d• 2" WdlllUl' I S?.i!Xl "' 1 94'1 ~ (14f1)
wn-... RV'b;,.it "''' B~•• w-4'C<u1 yd ~ti Ot•4' I Costa Mesa ~---'&~t"6 11&29r d.t ...,_I "
A TTM: OlSutT lOVutS l•o ti""' 1, • ,, , '"" ,,. ...
JUUE VAH WIOltH fltK, •I'll 1 .. ,,.,. sg;u1,.
DYSON & DYSON !Iii & 11 "O••• ·'\ii 1 ,
aQ0..516-SJ55 I l II.ct• .1 A.·" 1, • ... ,,r
l60-Zl5-9959 <jll<J~.'411 r,., 1•
MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS
Rettallo Share 6030
CclM 21r llo H-•• t
'w .. oec1 ~ ..,.,.
t...~ ...... .,, .. ! .! t
Mt•fh vrl ~ Av+ -t-~·'
Sitt> • 949-431 78 lS
Nww 1-1oi1tr1 ._lt"n •'f" .m '1'a•.. SHOO m l •
1.-'Y c-....1 c---,
1• llo ...... '"'' ~ "'-.,. ... I ;.J 'S1fh
fYllJ W~t-s tr rJ p.tld f\Nt
M.t1• •·...,.""''~ ~' 1 7UI ~
1 •l 'H f
uhl~ d"t•• ,., 1 .. "' ,., t ... '-'
J~ 29 I 'J l r~~t mo, .. ,.~ OClANJllONT
180 OClAN VIEW
S639,900
AGT '49-395·7222 ~ESl-.t: •
7400 loyridgo ....., c i'Bt 2& ORANGE
,,.. 10 ti..h ~ '"""" COUNTY ~ .., ,;.. n pm. .,,,.., I
S2Mn mt/ 949-61!>9'!60 --------
OClAN ,ANORAMA Balboa
::::~A~~~~~·~~ a...n--.
AGT. 949-291-2559 (94, ...... tm
01 .... c.i .. -'rv"•••lal Com 11..,fty 949-U6-S7SO
0,.... s.t 1-5. Model p.,._ & f"rlveto 414-
4. Ho "°"" 00 1 ..,.,.;
w .. le lot ~ oct.tn.
"10Ulllatn Mid Crty lilhts
vii!~ S2.J99.CXX> Patnd<
leoore. • 949-856-97ai Cal ...... .._
f'tt .. l lSTATlS
PATaKI TlMOU
NAT!Of4wtDE USA
949-&56-9705
www e:trldlenou t.om
San Jan Clplstrlno
MlN SAT -SUN 1·5 27222 ,._ .........
4b1 lb• 3' •• , 10 000
· ~I lol ocn views s 1,295,000
l 40rr y H.11ner City H.oll
Rully 949 4 22 0124
SELL
Balboa Peninsula
O(EANVU W /rrl•o
, ............ llr Ilk. Ip
pr pr~g n ~mll&/pel\
SI S50 ""' 94'1 J:Xl 8450
Vrtry li 'b• ?ba
Clu• mini 'l'IJ' lo
bu< h S 1590 yrly 1'>'4
Mlomar () 91661"> ~
~ IAY TOWots
2 S..-h"'11 l~tY ll3t
!Ba .,... po.J •l11C ,,...,
on B • y II• din • m I Ulldefiird ,,._, caoi.. ""I
SJ l(XJ ""' 949 b7<> bl% ,.., ....... w• l•I j;i;
qa.r """' 2br lb.I ·~ remocl ._, p ' c.A(l<71 S2!IXVmJ n4-B>-4~
....,..._ • ""· P<ff• ~.UW wcurNI tndo'i< . ..,
P<"&. (!Jt.ol •lrW'o ..,.. ... •I
S2(!"JOrn ~ g.t<). 6 75 8120
s..p.r •"-'? 3 --~. lba <.ondO a.., .....
~ to bUI ll r• Sl500m &.r ~4001)111
Corona del Mir
Stvdt. w ~,,, h•tt~ •1
Nth br"-i11 '""°'' ~·•I
entJ So nl P1 '1 W>n•
lAS TSIO( Chon.olf>9 I Ir
Hevt• ' .... t1 ._..
.. ~ ... ~ ... '"'"lhtfl(M
SI • • W~ '>41! 19!>9
N(W,OllT HEIGHTS
)t f lt, II t ... f 1t .. f! f
11.r n ,,, S I~ m
949•650 2256
lido tsle
IAYfllONT TlllP'lU s• 21a ss2001-y,+y
"26-212 77S3
62 ... 297-6262
Newport Beach
IAYJRONT
ON l 100 l'l NINSUL A
NEW 21r 21•
COTTAGES
P11••t• B"''" Pool
•nd \1 • W.ollt. tn
O<: "'•" 5hup'--tnd
Hf':'\t•ur .. nt-. I e'•U
b •••
I< •I ~"I' llw411l.1bl• 110 UDO ,AJll( OR.
949 I> fiOJI., 01
949 ll ')kl()
* YlAll1Y *
UASlS
Bill 1.RUNOY Rl Al TORS
... 675 ... 161
U ... l.t. 11 7 "'" O.v .. 10
4Rt ? ~-\t C_., fp
''U•hd u'-1'1...-v•••' '>!JOO m 94'l '>'f'> 6035
UOO YlAJl1Y LIASl
Bil t,RllNO~ RI Al. lOl!S
949 61S 6161 your stuff
through
classified! ""-d utl\ ag194<1 !>H '>!17 New~ 1-h
STUDIO A,T. Sl'><l ""' P""'"'"'• \tud1<1
ul•llles 1mluclt'd "" """ ~·· l,...n1, ''"''' 1'Cl smllt /14 J'l6 67 'll 1650 $'!'>0 94q bll 7Q .,,-
Call (949) 642-567 '
I
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M S1ttlfday, May 3i 2003
"Employee."
"Empkado."
"Arbeitnehmer."
"Employe. "
"Ml 0
Calllornla law ra·
quHS that eonlrK·
ton ta111na lobs that
total $500 or mor•
(i.bor Of materials)
be flctt\sed by the
Contr1ctors Shit
Llc1ns.t Bolfd. State
law also rtQUWH that
contr1ctor1 Include
their license number
on all adverllslna. You
can check the atatus
of your llc1nsed
contra c t or at
www.cslb.ca.1ov or
800·32J ·CSLB. Untl-
cens.td contract«•
tallln1 Jobs that
tot.al loss than $500
must stat• In their
ad .. rtlsemt nh that
they ere not llc•nsecl
by the Conttectora
St.ta Llcemo Sowd. •
:M•111& ........
A · Z HANDYMAN
lnsl•ll. reface cabinets.
~doorttM'dows mddrc..;;J n~7'B!.
• U..lh.
Custom BuOHns, Crown
Moldlnp. Base Bo11rds
l '577982 949-709-5642
Clf'9l Repair/Siles
'CMf'fT~CAaPIT~
Repairs, Patchin1, Inst.II
CCM1rteous. any 'lie jobs.
Wholeselel 9'9-'92-<J20S
c.n,mrSlrwlca
What do you btd now'/
10 11 12
Q S • A~ South, vulnenblc. you
hold:
• KU. <:'J A Q 10 t A Q 4 + A 7 $ J
~"~ •• Dbl ,_
!
Whal do you bid now'!
EAST I
Q' · BOth vulnerable:. IL\ South )OU hold.
The bidding ~ proceeded
WfS'f NOR11f £A.<;T SOL TH •• •• -r.s.. ~ What do yoo bid ~·1
Q 4 • As South. vulnc:nblc. vou hold. . Look for ll/IS\<"3 °" M 0011'11.
P••l .. 1110 Pel"t lbr
Iba, nicely furnished,
shared laut\d. uttl irKI
act Sl350 949-673·7800
HALI Off hi MO alNT
fer move WI May lxt
w/12 mo luK. Newly
remode6ed cape Code ~
COfl1ll1\.l1'ty W/nitW ~ est* .. mramlc ....
Wesher/dl:y•, dishwasher a. re"'9r at Of lncloded
m.de llP\. I Br $1095. ·21k
$1445 (714) UJ-7Sft
P-1ea• 2br 2ba close
to pier, shops Pe too,
I c;ar c•r. wdhk ups Act
$1600 !M9 673 7800
0.-28r I Ba urwt ., Ba~ LI a. b¥lt daM
lo F w.itl Is.. Slfll(Vmo
act. Ka-a 949-291·~
llO•TTER HOW YOU SAY fl,
CWSIFDCAll •IT.
& •USlllESS arrA/ti
Uwedes. Repa~s of
Computer, Nltwor11s.
Evenlnrs/Weehn<ls
Com1>9titlve prices
for quality servlc.
t49~6-11M
714-926-4221
ConaW&Mllolly
9'1di II.ck s--. Tll.
Coocrelt, Pltio, Drlvlw\y
Flreplc, BBQ. Refs. 25Yrs
hp. Terry 71•·557-7594
~
MID MOlll aOOMt
MOTIONS & REMOO£.l.Hl
l l 577982 9'9·709·5642 .,.......,.
YO.NOMI
IMNOVlaltlT
NOJl<n
Cell a plumber,
plllnt•. hlfldymon, « eny of the peat
-•~ llsta4Jw1 In
OIW -vb dir td« yl
Tl«SE LOCAL SVC
PEOPLE CAN HELP
YOUTOOAYI
• l lc1ns.ed EIKtrlcel
Contr Kt«. SmaU
Jobs startlna et
$79.tS&tjp.
SPKlall1ln1 ln
RemodeNna & all
home nln1 llffds.
Comm/lndust,IRu
1..aoo-.tf1-10M
~
._..,Pvt~,... -------t9rbor .., a ie.. mt VAr.ATION lo i.y, ..... tuiv\a'Nn
Sl700m IM 949-718-1400 RENTALS
WISTCUff TOWWHOMI
2Br. 21 /tBA, 2c a•r, ~ Rentlll 7925 comm pool, no pet/smk
Sl700m Lw 949-642-laiS lAICI A.UOWHIAD
,., ()est twmm pebo. 3000sf 48r •,SB•, a<.,
c:iomrn 3r lSbl l)ltio, pooV pr, level lot w/laka .. lflw
..,., ,... plint, Ill/carp 2 c S6951W•ty Of UXXl/ pr. $177'5 9&673-7SJ) ~. 949-721'1721
.. c-.-211' 2!J9 Condo, 1300+sl, firlplc, 2 patios,
newly decorated, w/d
midi SL8!l5m n4-J!M..f)Cl
Gre ........ Vlew2Stwy
Townhome. 3Br. 2'/tB•,
2·c aaf, no pet/wnk,
Sl895/mo 213-359·6765
Newly ramod 2br 2ba
condo, 2 c car. p•lJo.
wd, no pel/smk Anti 6-1
S 1950 lse 949-759 I J.U
s.,.. ....... " ..... 2 m5lr sa-. 2.5b.. ocn vu, ~.Ip. pr, no
pd 'f S2CX> 9'1Mi73-71Dl
llNX* IAY/IAYWW
up$laWS 2bf l Sba Ip,
I*" wd ,_.up tr Isa.
S2600/rno. 949-673-8411
................. lbr
2ba, .... room. pvt pooV
.... prdllw nd, ... s:zn;n, 714-5n2!l00 lk
-CMYOll VUAS 2+2.5 ..,_ Fii ause ~
S2!0Vmo 0..-S.S.. I~ 'f 949-1$-TIOO i9 Jlr 2.S .. In rated
comm, w/pool. 1pa•
pr1nte yard. SJOOO/mo
,.,.,,, 949·856-9705
Mllj& I q ..........
••. I-Pl.,. aor 1eous .~ ,.. CcM. UXXl.'
mo. -ct. 949-219-2•1'
l8r + den home,
ofc. l!W1IY 149aded, ale. pi.cl comm w/poaA a. spa
S4000/mo Short letm onfy• 'f C}fi.887.800]
~Coat
Employment 8500
• AOMIN ASSIT dela~ oraent.ed. multiple projK't:.,,
r-ch, <Ula entry IOd
some .uta fluickbook>.
Word a. h~I Ac~~ •
plus Small ~&d r .. m
Fu resume 714 969 6408
Codrtoll Sarver '/T t--., 6e>m·bm, 5 yn
fine ~ up ~ Fu
resume lo ~ 0674
o.twn(T-~ sum ~-on bonus We
tuve a IDt. Oa-d, CA T'"'*'81. k,.,.,.. hp--
l ll* l~ Ref •Ull (fmMI: recrut· ~ • Crp1'll c-111(@.-.ni C(llll) -
A-~ m/fT.r.. (CAl-sr.Nf)
Views '8r 3.58a J7'200I ..va QWMm Ol"Ul-
mo. :gt_ 949-718 Z7'2 ·A.,_ ttr.ie 'Pl OW'\
Rerals Wllleld 7880 tnd1 , LOCJM-c 1or !rut
ICltdi.. & .... ._..
Floors, Counters a.
Showers. Lt591315 Free
Cstlmat• 9'9·481-2097
UMY .,...; "4til*ad
Rqroutlll & lnstall•tlon
TILE DEAN 949-673-8065
71~ 7144183-2031 = ~siw.1n=: '--wor\. y.-d
ll1llnb*\ Ina lrYn, Comm/Res 71•·06·1518 c;; Ten-" &;;;&;c.,..
WMllly malnl, ... ~ & lnstallatlon. 25 Yra up
Llc/lns1ncl 949-s.48-•363
OiltyWoltiiAIJi ... -lawns, l awn Aet alina.
Sp1-lnlllus, T~tr., Sprlna lut\e·ups,
RaP.•ln & Upar•das.
'H•n us do your
Dlr~Wor*" 714-1U-H11 iOUeu•n iiOnos
~nc;e1 l.anchtar
'-the toobllr.,.nt to
IMtla )'Oii ~ I
0.711·7898 (CAI. •$(.AN)
Ci£J
HandymatV
Hllmt Repair
COMi-1.ETI HOME
MAl#11NAJICI
Ho iob loo smalll
[verythln1 from
C.-pl!t'llry ID PMllJtll
Free estimate c.11•-"'I f'9-1'S-1'U
nx W SPICWJST. All
l'J!HIS of repair,. E.lec
lrlcal, plumbina. doors,
WllW t..tmn, tills & mere
.24tw-/7dlfys 714 366 1881
c.nc..
'~ Cwpet\try • Plumblrte
Orywllll • Stucco
Paint•,._ rn1 & ~• 20+-Y_.s hpttienctl JI 71._. ... _,,,.
CENf.IAL ID'All AIWNIENAMZ
• laidailill • O:mmtill
0 JolJ 70o s...an .,.. ..........
,..._S2W292
t • 1
DalVU/CDl (A) JOI~ OUR TEAM and
0-'""'-for Pr Int & Gr aphlc Otslan Ttch-
IDl~ s..I ,_..
lo hr ltu lnlln ,c;om
Aast.t n.. I Help
!:ht lo stty 11 ho"1e. Alt scile11Ule' av11i.b1e ln-
cllldina wtellet\d and l1Ve
111. at competlthle ,.1 ...
Silver Anallls Home c. •.
LLC 71' 3"75 66n
OWNH Ol!HATO•
Tl.AMS! COl w/HH·""'I
& Doubles req. l•m1IMll-
Teminal Or~ Hori
on Bonus, ltiltl Miiis. IJOO.
909 56&• ut 210,
(CAL •SCAH)
OWNU OPHATO•
TUMSI COl w/HM Mli a. Doubln raq l • rninal
T•ITIMI Or~ Hn
pn Bonl6. I~ Mias IJOO.
909 566• e•I 2 10
(CAl •SCAN)
OWNU OPUATO•
TUMSI rot wflta M1t a. OoublH r aq T •tnlnll-
T •ITllNll Or op.l'Hool., HH
on BorM.. Hlcll Mlle!.. ~
9 09 5664 •• , 2 10
~·SCAN)
PubllshtnC
HO MOTIONS
Dl,UTMINY-
Communlty ~' In Or an&• County ~, r ull
Time I*"°" to intwww
and Wl 1111 stories, par1K.I
p.'lte '" cornmunlly events.
crute and IHl&kiate Pil&ts
and \411.ll<I~ E•1.elle<1t
COIM'IUlllcllllon s.l\tlls, Wor ..
wel with th• public. Know AP Style, ()uiwlo.XP1ess.
Photoshop, Mulll Ad C.re
ator. Prufw:ient on MAC
and PC. CCI dn1rn
••P•"""'~ p1 eleri ed ProolrNCIM)ll t~I Drue
sa..-.ne, phvM(.411 I eQIJltoid
EOC (. •u ,n.nt benefit
~Em"" r~ wn1.,. ,,.~ M>d '*Y
requ1r e me 11 t i lo
~.1!...ff'./J/l~la~~· ..... fl'--......
BIAy ~" lleall A.I
E.-.. 1111>..r ...... y '''"' ~n~oute w1 .. p I••
rl!!lmf In 9'9~7'>21Zl ........... ~ :• -I per u1n 0: 1;e Pl
(4 'i) SaWy run"'•""""~
w/e;p r a1 rmume t11 _ill bl., 1111
SWIMM9tG INSTMJCTO.
Meded mu't bf! r-.flf14'd
.S20 ·~ Pltl lklUI Call 949 836 6114
JOIO U11lmul flaanc111 ar.,. a raptd l~ exp1nd1n11 .. ~allonal Monoaoe PIMEfl. at our do1Vntown long Beach
loca11on AS a dlrtd
llltf'IPtt I,. wt otter immediate 1n·house uncle1wr11tno and an
Incredible processing
tam that allows OUf Ion to close wftt11n 3 days
Hit*°" Clirfd lf111110Q • t11e lateSt in mortoaoe tectlflology allows our sales tum to earn l11ge ~~~n:1fuff spectrfjm ttl Pf oducts !NI
llldUdtS j)(llle, ll.lb-1lf1lllt and FHA1 Lou ~ with Zt yt&ri ~ wiU hnd Ollf m~ palh an excep11onal
opportunity
Call 1·166-262~ or FH rour r11um1 to 708-t71-1427
Hand'fmatV Home Repair
JESSEY AIMM'S HOME•Ei-~ sncu.usr
Re1<on•ble PricH
14 Y" upw18nc1 In
all tr eeks Speclalulnc
In umdet\llal •t\Vot 714-SOl-6466
---Wl67•18l
•OllNSON COMPANY
IOtdlens. Walb, 8allY OOlll$
Mark 9•9 650·9525
Hlullng
JUHi TO THI DUMPlll
71• 968 1882
AVAILABl( TOOAYI
949 673 5566
JOIN OOR TEAM end
l!Mlke 1 dtff•eMe In the
C1kl01'nl1 Atmy PUtlonal
Guard you can ut
money fer ~Ilea• and cww tr.it11n1. C1ll 1-
800 ·GO• GU A ff 0 .
(CAL "$CAN)
Automobiles 9000
AIHll '99 A4 Qfft1,.o
2 8 V6. 29k •ctu•I m1
auto, sparkhn& red/arey
lth1. mnrf, CO look\. &
~melts new V4 56721
$11.•% ltnancine a¥a1I.
l:lk1 9•9-516· I 118 -·~·.cIMW7•-.t ~ Sor en4 8Mtlf an, O.cmo
~-1'2k n-. P18ld. nut
-S2D.500 96378-'lMS
IMW740ll'H
Stin t w/fley lealtle1
tnhr fully loaded
$18.000 9'9-615 6006
0-'ta •91 Yey .. er. 7
po' whrte If ey tnt pvl ,1.... c•uved non
\ml<• hke new 'ond ••'>111., ™9!> B .. , 94g. '>8& 1888 WWW oqMbl tnm
........ '9J XJ6 4 door
H .. m1 "•ti emely <lean.
1 owner .114.000 obo
tO-SJl-2JS3
..... '00 Grwod' a;.;.....
6cyl Z wd .1611 <tllu•I
m1, ~1l41rl&Jey on!
alluys, l.1buluu' like ricw 1 unmarked Lund, 4 y~ar
WlW1 "1111, v1S7121 S1 1$'.>
lttm 0 Down QU•l1l1ed
b<'Ytf"\. 4.6 N>P. a .. ,.. ..
90-SU-1811
•-·••poltl.co"'
1..-1 ._ ..,. Diw-y
l l 5811 • m1. wh1te/t •"
lth1 dual mnrl be~u
td ul 011a. 3 t••• ... ., • avail, SIJ,99!> v•7.,7b24
Br o~er 'J49 ">116 1 llRR
www.ecpe.c-
'-"" ._ ..,. ow--y
LE ~8k• m1 whrt1/ten
lthr dual mnrl. bo u
t1ful or•c . l year wau
••••I. Sll,995 v•757&2•
Brn .. er 9 49 586 1888 -........ -laaw ... U IOO 4w .. ,
bl.ck, ommac S7' mi.
l1h1 low pka •.odl. ,.._ lOUlld. ctf m ......_ l'rtd m.
blOs S2J;D) 96 ~5al2
Marca4u 'tt SJ20
LWB !>211 m1 ) yr w•rr
11;a1I \tlver/blk lthr
~•u1 0111 <Ond, v875l41
$14 99'> f1n•nc•nii •••~
Bkt 949·586 1888 -__ _..,....L._
Moving & Stonge
HST MOY HS $59 /Hr
•~rv101 •II llll~'I ln'lur"d
ln1. courteous. c•relul
T 163844 800 2'6 2378
PUBLIC NOTICE
flit Ce ltl Pu blic
Utiht1u Comm1n1on
•~qulfH that all und
household aood'
move" print th11r
PUC C•I I numb"'·
hmo~ 1nd th•ulfeur s
print lhelr T C P.
number in all •dver·
tlsemenh II you have
any question~ ~bout
th• le1al1 ty of •
mover . limo 01
chaulfelK, call·
PUIUC UTWTIIS
COMMISSJON
IOO 177-U67
a-.· ...... ll"lrs up Gtaar Price! Cu.rat\tHd
WD'lr. Free es1 lil37560:2
71' 538-ISl' 7-J!I0.2945
Dilly Pilot
• It •11u•• jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -
PHIU&'$ AUTC>
IMWUMl .. I
$"-w/GH'J c.lebtlty
Owned! f lilrt LotldlcJ
(19334) ~.-,..,,.....,_
<-f'N ~~
(19321) '2•.•
,_.fits c..-w Blec;k w/clean tin lthr.
lull recOf lb r 11 • find
( l92.88) $13.980
~.;.:r
ll!is lu
buutylMoonroof
(19314) . $27,911) .... ~;.~'fl
One OWnef. local
Newport s.dan. put recor~. civomed whls
(19340) $22.98>.
,._. H-1 ... ,.,
B ladl w/wllul ltlv
chromed wllh TV/VCR/
Vtdao/l'Uv/8.c.t.up
(I 9J72C) 154 !&)
XX•'--c...,719
Shoney bl., ""'' w/1mmac lttw
dvumed wl>k
(19209) SJ'j '900
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• $J6,9Ml
(19278) • SJ&.!&l
MIZ MLUO "00
SUV whttt w/I °' """' i*ll low 011
(19 3'8) S7'l. 9lll
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(19)()2 I S26. WI
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lnterlOf/l•t l "648218
Call l•Y 9'9 &50 5066
WNIOW C9QJ MMfT
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Quality f()bl Free nt1m.11te
LtS69897 714-636 8888
Plumbing
l aclM~IOn11I MOfJ a.noen
SEWER )( TTINC
ELECTRONIC SLAB
LEM DETECTION
f11endly S11 vice
t•t-•7S -9J04
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114'9U HO,ffl
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91Mewtty .. 1 SI 'va;t~d 1111 ""· '°''°' lltM.al
17fM01 •"·"'
Dla<*YM'f '00 • V8, Luther. Dual Sun
Roofs, CtfOfled
124122 $20,ttS
DIHevery '0 I SI
V8, LHther, 01!11 Sun
Rl>ofa, Cet llO•d
'7U22J $24,ffS
GMC 'OI Yllll ..
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l Hlhtr, Sun Roof.
!I Pan en111
'"" 20 us. tts
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Cetlllled '24211t S20,ttS
GMC '00Yo4."
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'•' Low M1. Blk/Blk,
Cuil Chrome WhMls
'2210 $2',ttS
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•11 IOS 567,ttS
Oluev•ry 'tt
Ot\ly 2ll< M1 Ctr tlhed
1205951 $20,ttS
WIDIO'lll
llWPOl'l llAOI
49 M0-644S
POUCHl '0 I IOXSTll
l:llat k w/aiey 9,000 m1,
1rnrleU cond, s ·l9,950
949. 721 0'70
PO•SCHl c•rlelet '•2
r~d. ·~·.lortd beau,
S?0.000 ur b•~1 ollet
9'9 fi7'i b006
'•v••• c.. ... 14-·11 IDOd ~ no a. 10 cd
stWIO, rum llH_ -y ,.....,.., ~ 714-23!><9150
AUTOMOBllES,
MISCB.l.AHEOUS
Wanted 9045
,...., o,..-4 De*
<Mr 40 -~ et.V ,.. i-y
• -1 1 •• pru tor ~
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~" I '-0 l • • 11 • J28. .J728
CASH IO• CAaS
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,A.10 fO• 01 NOT
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94t-S74 -1777
BOAT REPAIRS/
SERVICES
BOATS SUPS/
MOORINGS/
LAUNCHING/
STORAGE
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l t687398 '" 969 1090
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{t4t) US-2JS2
Leather SeatinJI , CD Changer, Dual Sunroofs
~~§~ .. ~f._llH,. s399.·
Total dttve-oft. SO Security deposit 1 OK miles per
year/'1.()¢ 9XC9S8 mi, charge, Ad 9ltpireS 04/27/03. • mo. I
5 at this payment • 48 months
•
'00 DJSCOVERY II 'DO DISCOVERY II . vs • VS, Leather, Dual Sun Roofs
CERTIFIED 41321242046 CERTIFIED 411 91'l41211
.$20,995 $20,995
'01 MERCEDES BENZ C240 '01 DISCOVERY SE
like New, Loaded VS, Lthr, Dual Sun Roofs
4143/014208 ·CERTIFIED 40921723223
$24,995 . $24,995
\• '02 DISCOVERY SE '01 GMC YUIOll DEllALI
VS, Loaded, 11 K Miies, Prior Rental Leather, Sunroof, 9 Passenger
4084nsoeo1 . 4141/199120
s31,995 s35,995
4X4, Automatic, V6; Power Package, Moonroof, Premium Sound, Tilt/Cruise Etc.
PRE-OWNED s23
SERVICE LOAN CARS
1
1 Only AT This Price (382940)
'OD DISCOVERY II '99 DISCOVERY
VS, Lthr, Loaded Only 23K Miies
CERTIFIED 4117/2421S9 CEA~ r E 4045120595S
$20,995 $20,995
'00 &MC YUKON DENALI '99 RANGE 110VER
4X4, Low Miles, Blk on Blk, Cust Chrm Whls 4.6, VS, Luxury, Loaded
4136122146 • CERTIFIED 39761426094
. $26,995 $29,995
'03 RUGE ROVER WE NEED YOUR Ulttmate Luxury SUV TRADE IN! . 4143/111495
-~7,995 PAID FOR OR NOT! '
•
'
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,.,,, ZfJIJ3 Buit:k c.taty
Manuf. Sugg. Rt1t.il Price ............. $21, 780
NABERS DISCOUNT ................. $2,792 •
Sellinn Price ............. ' 1 ~fJBB
FACTOllY REBA TE .................. ~,000 t.d..... •15988 r,=/ MET C06T •
-
N.w Buit:k R111al
Manuf. Sugg. Rt1tail Price ............. $25,252
NABERS DISCOUNT ................. $3,884
Selling Price ............. '2 ~JBS
FACTORY REBA TE .................. ~,000
, • tllli• s19 388 price MET CO$T • (149313)
N.w 2IJIJ3 Pontiac Grand Prix
Manuf. Sugg. Rt1tail PrictJ ............. $22,960
NABERS DISCOUNT ................. $3,H2
Selling Pries ............. s 1 !!t§BB
FACTORY REBA TE .................. ~000
1 ~rt}J: wrco.r$16.888
'II POll11AC .....
Auto, Air, CD. POWK SfMrlno, .. ClllYILB --Jll R(Mr Spoller & Low,.._, Auto, Air, PO't'#r Groc.,>. Prwnlum
(812389) CD '--tl»r I Moysl (2~)
•P11111C--•• V•A&*>. Ar. "°"' ~. co..,... Low,,...,
($10615)
-59950
._.._llEULU
Ful PO't'#r, CD, '--tl»r &
Premium WNMI (248352)
511,750
._ POll11AC FllEUID
Auto, A.fr, PO't'#r Group, CD, T-Bar
& Pfflmlum WNMJ (2180<»)
512,880 .......... "' V-4 3.8L ~ A4M>,
LMl#w. Aloollloof. Prwnlum ~(216775)
913.865
.. tdtl .. u;:~
'MClllW-••u FIJI~~· Onl)telJK ~(MT10)
510,970 ;
._ CllUAC IRl1E DIS
Premium ~ & Socndl
(361#1)
520,775
'00 CADl1AC llVl1E RS
Full Poww, L .. tMr.
CD I Only~ MllHI
(1~)
520,845
'00 CM' I AC DEVll.E
Ful Power. LMtllM,
Trect/on Control. Alloys & Mcnl
(184014)
520,885·.
'01 cam•ac
IRIUll11
Ful Poww, CD s.otw .
~. ~' "'°"""""' (118233)
524,635
'02 UM I¥ DEVI.LE
Full Poww, L.Mllw, CD,
~•Alloyst
(25»08)
526,950
'OZ Cff'' K llW.LE
Ful ~ l.Mllwt, CO.
On.91111' • AlkTjtl
(25411111) S27,840 'II"" I K llW.LE NI Poww. LMlfl«; co. <Wlw, AloJ9. Low ....
{1"1m)
534,960
._ CHEVY IL.'DI LI
Ault>. AJr, Power~. CD, Rod Rd. Alloys I Only 31K,,,,, (27f316)
510,960
'01 POll1IAC AZTB
Aul?, AJr, Power~. CD Stllc:hr,
Moonrool & Moytl (5016ll2) s
........
CllEllNll Ulla ~ AJr, Power~ CD,
Alloys ' """""°"" (2$1137) 514,650
_ ....
t .J , I • Cl v• Powr Gnq>, co• Mot9I (JOaaO) s17,795 'It--·· .• tltE,.....,.. Powr(Jnq>, AiAD. Ai.--· a.ana,,.,.,• . ,.,.,,..,, ..,...., («ltltll1)
519,940
Exceeding Ex~ations Since 1967
Man~ugg2!'f!a~.~.~496
NABERS DISCOUNT ................. ~607
Se/lino Price ............. ' 1 ~pBB
FACTOlfY REBA TE .................. (1.J,000
1 n tll.ls $9988 =J MET C06T
N.w ZfJIJ3 GMC s.t.ti C.,O V•
Manuf. Sugg. Rt1tail PrictJ ............. $22,819
NABERS DISCOUNT ................. $3r831
Se/lino Price ............. s 1 ~pas
FACTO!IY REBA TE .................. ~,000
1
;:.::•• MET COIJT $15.988
(611914)
•CBYl•U-1•LT ,..., AJr, Power~ •
L.edter, CO, Tow PlqJ. • A/loyll
(n1162)
519..965
.. CllYf • CIBI CM LS Ful l'ottlw, CO. s.dlrw, Tow PlqJ. &
A/loylJ (! 1 SWll)
521,875
.. CllYf ..... ,. u
,..., AJr, Power~.
CD, 3rd S-. Tow PfiU. & A/loySI
(18tltl11} s22,aso
.. Cl" I AC EICILIDE
,..., AJr, co Slldlllr. OnSlw. Vll*o
S)'l9m. l.Mltw, Tow• Morel
(1 tltlltfl)
524,875
'MW~DEIULI
FWtr Air, Fiii PO't'#r, CO, ~.
L.Mllw, Tow PlqJ. & Only 23K ,._,
(11 llOtJO)
526,950
•a.:,... XL ar
LMlll#, O!Aid 8Mtlg. Tow PlqJ. • Low~ Fldofy&lc ~
(1115Z1)
s35,970