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MONDAY, JULY 26, 20()4
Woman dies· after small apartment ·fire
Costa Mesa firefighters find the 21-year-old
in full cardiac arrest and the blaze o ut upon
arriving five minutes after receiving the call.
Jeff Benson
Daily Pilot
COSTA MF.SA -A 21-ycar old
woman died Sunday after a firt'
scorched the bedroom of her
apanment unit at the Sundance
West Apartments. on the 1900
block of Maple I >rive.
nounced dead by h ospital staff,
Hiley said.
The victim's name wasn't re-
leased because her lll'Xt of kin
hadn't yet hccn notified, an
Orange Counly Coronds official
at the scene said. There were no
otlier injuries reported.
Hiley said he did11'1 lmu~ who
ren1oved her from till' lx•dmum
or who put the fin· 0111.
"lnvestigators are i11ws1iga1i11g
as we speak." Rilt•y said Sunday
night "It will be a while bl't allM'
it's a fatality, and it'll bc a whik
until we have a condusiw rnu~c
11f the situation. lht:y'rc• lll'111g ,,,
thorough as they can ...
IliJey said he antidpall·d that
invCl;tigators could rc•lea~c 11w11·
information by today.
Stmrturdl damage and 1la111
age to the building's cu1111·111:.
were estimated to lw $:1.000, Iii
ley said.
happcrw1I.
Flt•ven -year Sundam:e West
rt•sid(•nt Gcorgt· l.abastida said
he arrived home lo a calm and
quil•t M"CJle ahuut an hum after
tlw lire was put out.
"'Nobody was mukinH noise or
nothing," he said. 00Sonwbody
.,mdled rlw smoke and l:alled
aho111 the fire. But 11uhody I
talkt•d 10 knew about that."
Tht• manager of rlw apartment
n11npll'X wouldn"t l·omment on
his 11·11;int or on Lhe fire. I le did ""Y· howewr. that it was the first
tirl' sinn· he"d heen then'.
Rescuers found the vil'tilll in
full cardiac arrest and began CPH
and advanl:ed life support treat-
ment on her. Costa Mesa Fire
Hatlalion Otief lliristopher Hiley
said. She was then taken to 1 loag
I lospilaJ, when: ~he was pro-
Six engines and 21 lirclighters
responded to the· scene, the lirsl
arriving within five minules of
the 3:58 p.m. call. Riley said. The
vktim had heen removed from
the bedroom and the ftre had
hccn extingui:.hed wllh water
before they got lhcre, hc added.
Onlookers outsidl· 1he aparl
ment building shortly aft(•r tht•
fire said they didn't know Lhl' vlr·
tim and weren't sure· what had
• JEFF BENSON is the news
ass1sran1 and may be reached at
(949) 5 74-4298 or by e-mail at
1efl bt•n:.on ,, la11mes.com.
DOUGLAS llMMfRMAN /OAllY Pit Or
A paramedic enters an apartment at 1998 Maple Ave., where a
21-year old woman died of an apparent heart attack after a fire.
~------------IN BUSINESS
Shopping
center on
the coast
filling fast
Crystal Cove Promenade is
nearing no-vacan cy status
as s ix more tenants sign up
to sell at the seaside spot.
Alicia Robinson
Da1lyP1lot
< .l!YS IAL C:OVI· -h1rnmi11H 11·11an1' <ii
CryKtal CnVl' l1ro111l'lladt• an· hoping IO
h-iVl' Orange County ~hopping 1i1;111s h 1.-.h
ion 1-.larrd and South Coa'l l'l.11.<1 a n111 for
I ht•1r lllOlll'Y.
OOUGIAS /IMMr RMAN I DAILY P1l 0 I
Sourdough Jack, left, Ham Solo and Kobuk, right. race in the Al~Alaskan Racing Pig tournament before a packed house at Pig Meadows
With .,ix rww -.ion•.-. ~latt'd lo 11111•11 111 th('
rwxl 't'Vl'ral 11111111 hi.. I h(' n•nl l'r will hl'
dow Ill full nlTUpamy
11m'l' of till' six llt'W rl't:uh·r., ;ire· Ill'"' 111
the an·a: Mirdwll < inld. a furn1111re Vl'mlor
opl'11i11~ it~ 1111ly -.tore in California: Eric
llanan. a jewl'lt·r 11pt'ni11g hi.-. fir.-.1 ·C'Vl'I
nanw ... 1kc <;Ion·; and thl' one-ul .1-kind
at the Orange County Fair. Kobuk beat the competition by a long snout to claim first place. a cookie . in the 3 p.m. race on Sunday.
Pigs in a blanket finish INSIDE
For moru
business news,
see P•ge A2
i\11dav1. ~111111 and Skin
l°lll'rapy.
Stort• o.llidal~ s.1id
llll'y dllM' ( :ry-;tal (:ow
l'romenad<· for it., lurn·
I ion rm t Ill' roa:.t and
thl' ~hopping v1·1111e's
The young All-Alaskan racers are fair favorites
Jeff Benson
Daily Pilot
C h ildren anxiously
humped up and down
on hay bales in
antidpatiu11 of Supday's
scwnd All·Alaskan Raring l'ig
toumament, their parents quietly
roasting in the sun al l'ig
'>Oris of snorts aru.l ''l"l'als and
oinks and grunts werl·11·1 audihlt•
for anyone silting beyond the firs t
section, hut they wen• thl'r('.
Trust the handlcrs. the rut.:kus
is alwJys there.
00When the pigs lwar till' tapl'
start up, they start to ~ct HCarc•tl."
trainer Steve Scnern s.1id. "Thcy'rt•
in there squealing. and thcy try 111
lel'I. \.\lhar i.tarted as an
in111na11• m·iHhhorhoo<l n·nlt'r is now ;il-
l rar1111~ a wid1•r c·rnwd, i\ndavi Salon di-
rl·rror l>avid llartholonlt'w ..;1i<.I.
"1\t fir..,t I thou~ht it was a lot of lol·als.
hut now I can .-.ce that it'.' more of a dl•sti ·
nation hl'l:ause ol the shops," he said.
Whal shoppt•rs st•1•m 10 like about Crys-
lal ( :oVl' Proml'nadl' is that ii·., not a nwga·
mall.
Meadows. Then the l:alchy pig·radng
jamho~c music dro11rd out all the white
noise.
In the air-rnnditioned pig tr.tiler at thl'
Or,mge County fair, it was a different story. All
jump out. Am.I thcre'vc been a couple ti11tts
where they have jumped out. They'lfeven
chl'at once iii awhile and go to tJ1c front of lht•
See PIGS, P•&• A4
Pig trainer Steve Seneca holds Soapy Smith,
who finished last but was the fans' favorite.
"I n11nt• herl' l'VCry Sunday hernuse I
t.:an walk from Coronu dd Mar." said Shir-
k y Mari:mi. who was doinK a nos:.word
pu/./.ll' at an 11utclo11r tahlc Sunday. "It's
ju,1 Vl'ry pcacl'ful 10 sit hert· und look at
the coast. It's nm all hustll! and bustle like
going 111 South C:oa.~r Plaza."
Unda i\lcxandcr sloppl•d by the prom-
t•nadc to L·at at thl' l'acifk Whey Cafe with
THE BUSINESS OF LANGUAGE
Eureka, a non-Eddie approach works!
M y cal, Eddie, has finally
confronted his greatest demon,
overcome a lifelong fear and
learned lo stand up 10 an oppressive
power. After nearly 12 years of cowering.
Eddie decided recently (perhaps
inspittd by the 1058 of his brother,
Stevie) that life's too short to live in fear
of the vacuum cleaner.
Eddie, born a stray and abused by
ne~borhood boys before I took him
in, still runs in terror from every friend
who walb In my front door. He still
keepa a safe distance when my
boyfi1end of three years offers him
m.ts. He still hJdes every time the
doorbell rings. Rut
I'm proud to
announce that when
ii comes to the
r0aring·Eweka that
emerges from the
closet less frequently
than l care to admit.
Eddie has discovered
hls inner tiger.
Now, Instead of JUNE runnlng. F,ddie
CASAGRANDE auack.~ With
awe·lnsplring.
Davld-and-Gollath·Uke courage, F.ddie
lunges at the black beat, viciously
swiping his needle-sharp daws. lt"s
enough to scare the housecoat off of
me. But unfortunatt>ly for Eddie. the
vacuum cleaner Is not impressed.
When I think of the courage it must
take for Eddie to stand up to lhe roaring
monster, my heart aches. When I think
of how much belier his life would be if
he applied that courage someplace
more constructive -say by accepting
treats from my boyfriend or maldng
friends with a visitor who wants only 10
pet him -I discover a lesson we would
all do well to remember from time 10
time: Pick your battles.
Soon l plan on sitting down and
lhink.ing long and hard about hnw I can
ariply this lesson to my own life. In tht:
meantime, however. I've stlU got a few
bones 10 pick left over from last week's
column.
Last week featured a back-and-forth
between myself and a reader over the
question of when to and when not 10
hyphenate some prefixes, especially
"non." I told this reader, called PM, that
AMoclated Press style says in general
don't use a hyphen to connect "non"
except before proper nouns or in
awkward combinations, such as
I
See SHOf'PtNG, Pa1e M
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WEATHER
After morning clouds, ii
should be a clear, hot day.
S..PaaeA2
SPORTS
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A2 Mcmday. July 26. 2004
YOUR
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT,
DON LEACH /DAILY PILOT
l enny McConnell shows oH some ot the specialty hair extensions he provides at his new, one-person salon in Corona def Mar that offers the utmost personal care.
A quaint cut above
Alicia Robinson
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BUSINESS
CALENDAR
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Include tha 1tmo. date and location of the
event, as w ell as a contact phone number.
with that pncele!..' rnmmodity -
priv-Jcy.
"'Jhe downside of biK salont-is it's
crowded.· Ml'C.;onnell said. "If
'mneone's a celebrity, a model or just an
ordinary checker at a grocery store. what
do they value most? Privacy.·
A ~ist with 18 years' experience with
hair and makeup, M<:Connell specializes
in hair extensions, high-quality hair
color and "maquillage,'' or dramatic,
haute couture evening makeup. I le
doesn't do "natural" makeup. he !klid.
A ha.sic cul costt-$55 for men amt SRS
for w~men. but if you want hair
t•xtens1ons, bring your credit card.
McConnell said the German and Italian
extensions made of human haJr that he
offers range 111 cost from S 1,500 to
$4,000.
a.m . at the Costa Meu Orange County
Hilton, 3050 Bristol St.. Cotta Mesa.
Reservations are requlr.t. lnform1tion:
(866) 235-4872.
WEDNESDAY
AfrM~. •ttowtobm 10-12'.
in Monthly Income,# 11 held from 5 to 6
p.m. at the Cotta Mesa Orange County
Hilton. 3050 Bri9tol St., Co1ta Meta.
Reservations ar9 required. Information:
(866) 235-4872.
TUESDAY THUASOAY
A frH preHntatlon, •How to Eam 10-12% The Aatn. fof Women In ,....wlogy's
1n M onthly Income;· is held from 10 to 11 third annual Wine Tal11ng Event runs
"People around here do not mind
spending that much on their hair at all."
he said. "This is the Beverly I lills of
Orclllge County."
The extensions come in any color
imaj1Jnable, including purple and green.
"You'd be amazed at how many
people ask for hot pink." Mc\..onnell
said.
Ills intimate, Ewopean -style salon has
already drawn customers, including
'ume who remember him from when he
worked at or ran other salons in the
awa.
Chloe Blom. who runs a Corona del
Mar photography studio, started going
tu McConnell about 20 years ago and
followed him 10 several Southern
California salons.
"I liked the way he colored my hair.
from 6 to 9 p.m . at Sutton Place Hotel,
4500 MacArthur Btvd .. Newport Beach.
Admiulon is free for members and $25 at
the door. Information:
http:/twww.•wtsocal.org.
ONGOING
The CoN Meea Chembef of Comm.re.
host• networking lunctieon meetings
Wednesdays from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at
the Co1111 Meu Country Club. The cost is
$14. The club is at 1701 Golf Course Drive.
Costa Mesa. (714) 885-9090.
The Costa MMe Communicators
Toastmasters Club meets.from noon to 1
and I liked the way he cut it because he's
such an artist,· she said. "Thats what
really sets him aJ1art from other people."
A multitalented man, McConnelJ also
has written several books on health and
beauty, and he regularly attends
seminars to keep his knowledge of hair
and makeup trends up to date.
He loves his new location, though he
expects to eventually outgrow it. But
clients may make it hard for him to
move if it means leaving Newport
Beach.
"I think f lhe salonf is darling,'' Blom
said. "I told him. 'You have to stay here
till I'm a little old lady.'"
Salon McConnell is open seven days a
week at 2333 E. Coast Highway. suite L
Corona dcl Mar. For an appointment call
(949) 673-0225.
p.m. Wednesdays at the Orange County
Department of Education, 200 Kalmus
Drive, Costa Mesa. Meetings are open to
anyone who wants to improve h is or her
public speaking skills. (714) 444-8783.
The N9wpott ...... Oi9tlngui9hed
Toa11mHters Club 1300 meets from 7 to 9
p.m. Tuesdays at Sgt. P9pperonl'1 Pizza
Store, SE Bristol. Newport Beadl.
Information: (MS) 64&-1274.
The Newportc.rwtllf ~Club
231 meets from 7 to 8:30 a.m. Mondays at
the Irvine Co .. 610 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beacti. (949) 756-1025.
BRIEFLY IN
BUSINESS ·.
· Local restaurant
gets website nod
ReNato Ristoranre, an
Italian eatery in Newport
Beach, announced last
week it was named one
of the lop 200 places 10
dine in Ordllge County
by OC Spols, an enter·
tai nment information
website.
The restaurant re-
opened Friday after a
brief renovation and
serves lunch and tiinner
seven days a week.
Finn completes
$19-million deal
CT lleaJty Corp.. a
Newport Beach firm. re-
cently announced it has
sold a 130-unil gated
apartment development
in.Orange for $19 mil·
lion.
The Strada Apart·
ments were sold to the
Rudy Mariman Trust of
Newport Beach. Before
lhe sale. CT ReaJty in·
vested SI million 10
renovate the develop·
ment, which is 95% oc·
cupied. The deaJ was
brokered by Hendricks
& Partners of Newport
Beach for CT ReaJty. a
IO·year-old firm that in·
vests in industrial. retail.
oftke and multi-family
housing properties.
New stores to
pop up at malls
Fashion Island shop·
ping center in Newport
Beach has announced ii
wiU add seven new
stores by the holiday
season, five of which
will be the first of their
kind in Orange County.
The new stores will
include Lululemon Alh-
letlca, an athletic cloth·
ing store; Jules Allen and
chJoe & jack b.. whjch
sell adults' and chil-
dren's apparel: Oliviers
& Co.. a specialty and
gourmet food shop; Lola
Rouge, a women's cloth-
ing and accessories re-
tailer; teen fashion store
Hollister Co.; and per-
sonalized jewelry store
Yours Only.
Five new stores are
scheduled to open by
this fall at South Coast
Plaza. New tenants at
the Costa Mesa center
will be women's apparel
shop Agnona; Brooks
Brothers, selling men's
and women's clothes;
sports product store
Nikewomen; lhe Orange
Lounge. a d igital and
video art space operated
by the Orange County
Museum of Art; and a
new Ralph Lauren cloth·
ing store.
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A partly cloudy moming with
are .. of fog should clear by the
afternoon, with highs of 74 to 82
neer the COHt 1nd 87 to 95
inland. Some clouds should
retum in the evening, then
become mottly cloudy with.,....
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BOATING FORECAST
On Inner WMer'I, expect a
varleble wind of 10 knola or ,_.
to tum~ bit the 9bmoon,
rMklng Mwe of 2 ,_.or i..e O(I
•mixed welll M'91of2 to 3 fNt
•• MOOnde end IOUlh ewell of 3 ,_et 15 eeoondl. Winds lhould
NV W911terty In the evening, lMf'I
become verteble egeln lete at
night.
Fenher out, expect • northwnt
wind of 10 knots, becoming
WMltettv et 10 to 20 knoc .. nd 15
to 20 knots north Jll9IC of Sen
Nlco4ee lslend In the ebmoon .
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Wind waves should be 2 feet or
1911 early and 3 to 4 feet in the
afternoon on a mixed northwest
swell of 3 to 5 feet st 8 MCOnda
and eouth swell of 3 feet et 15
MCOnda. Winds should be
northwest8fly at 10 to 20 knots at
night with gusts up to JO knots,
making wrvn of 2 to • feet on a
mixed northwelt and IOUltt swell.
SURF
Expect dlftt· to lhouldeN'ligh
Mtl et standout south·feclng
breeb but \Wlst-to d\Mt-hlgh .i
mo.t 90Utherty lp01s. w......-v:
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Residents to assess utility options
Homeowners in two large Newport districts
can approve fees at Tuesday's City Council
meeting that put power lines underground.
Allele Robln1on
Daily Pilot
nelghborhoOd and will include
550 properties, city A._-..wdute En-
gineer Patrick Ardnicga said.
NEWPORT BEACI I -The city ·1be cosl to pul utilities under-
is fasr becoming a mole's nJghc-ground there wiJI be $6.6 million.
mare, with more and more u1ili1y F.ach property owner will be
lines going underground. charged between $3,466 an<i
The City Council on Tuesday $69,281 with the averdJ:e asscss-
will hold public hearings about mental $12,487.
whether lo establish two of the lbc other .dis1ric1 includes
larges!-undergreu'nd utility as-more than 600 lots in West New-
!ieSSmenl districts in the city, and port, from 56th Slreet 10 the
residents wiJI have lhe chance 10 . northern part of the peninsula,
vole for or ag-clinst it. 'The spe'Cial Arciniega 'sai'd. That utility huriaJ
tax assessment districts are ere-work will cost $10.I million with
ated IO charge residents for the assessments ranging from $8,053
cost of burying utility lines in to $297,964 and the average cost
their neighborhoods. at $15,339.
The projects are requested by "They're huge," Arciniega said
residents who must submit a pe-of the districts compared with
tition to the city, which then other utility-burial projects.
holds a public vote for affected ·'fypically, projects that the city
property owners. Residents are has normally done have been
taxed for the wort based on their 200 properties or les.-.."
property values. If the districts' residenls ap-
One of chc proposed utility prove the assessmenrs l\1esday.
districrs is in the Newport Shores the city wilJ co1Jec1 money from
residtnts who choose to pay up
front and sell bonds to cover
residents who want to sp.read
payments over ts years.
Southern California Edlwn
power company will cont:ntct out
the work.· which An:ink~a said
will be flnished hy 1he end of
May2005.
Construction is expected to
last from fall to sprin~. < :rewt. will
close off work areas in smaJI sc,·.
tions during the day and rt'Opcn
them al ni~ht.
HDuring the time of 1hc year
lhat they're · working, I think
lherc will be minimal disniplion
Ito residentsl.H he said.
Som e property owners haw
opposed previous unde~roumJ
utility projects. Property uwners
in the Ralhoa business di!>trkl
voted down the creation of llll
assessment district In January
but approved it in April after
Mayor 'fod Ridgeway pusht•d 111
revive it.
HJ think it's a great thing," C:iry
Councilman Steve Rosansky said
of the proposed urilily·lini.•
burial. Ro1J1 projecrs arc in thi.•
district lw represents, h111 he said
he will re<..'USe himself from any
council votes on them because
. he owns three properties thal
will be affecled.
HI know there's concerns
among some 9f the residents
about the cosls of lhe under-
groundini.:, bul In the long run I
rhink it'll impmve the propeny
values al least as much as rhe
t·osr if not more," he said.
"Speaking •!.S a resident, rm c:cr·
tainly in favor of it."
Community leaders appear
confident the asscS:Smt•nt dis-
1ric1S will he approved. ll9sansky
said. t{e added that the Newport
Shores projer l also Will improve
a-.phaJt alleyways in poor condi·
tion by replacinK Lhem wilh con-
crete.
Also on 'l\wsday, council
members will vote on whether to
front the money to design ulility·
huriaJ projel'ls farther south on
rhe Balboa Peninsula.
The uLilily as.'i<•ssment-distric:I
projccrs will he disn.issc<l during
the City Council meeting. which
begins at 7 p.m. 'f\Jcsday in the
council charnhers. :noo Newport
lllvd.
GETTING
INVOLVED FLIGHT OF THE LASERS
• GETTING INWLVED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information
about adding your organization
to this list, call (9491 574-4298.
ACADEllllC YEAR IN AMERtCA
Costa Mesa families can host a
German sludent and earn up to
S 1,000 loward a number of
travel-abroad programs.
Information: (800) 322-HOST.
ALS ASSN., ORANGE COUNTY
CHAPTER
The Amyotrophic Lateral
Sclerosis Assn., whid'I helps
people who have the disorder
that is also known as Lou Gehrig's
disease. needs volunteers.
lnformalion: (714) 375-1922.
ALZHEIMER'S ASSN. Of
ORANGE COUNTY
Support group leaders. family
resource consultants, special
event volunteers, office
volunteers are needed.
Volunteers may wont on one-time
projects or ongoing programs.
Information: (8001660-1993.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
The Orange County Region of the
American Cancer Society seeks
office volunleers. The society also
seeks volunteers lo answer calls
for the unit's Helpline Info Center.
Information: (949) 261-9446.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
DISCOVERY SHOP
The American Cancer Society
Oisco11ery Shop needs unwanted
goods sue.ti as clothing, fumilure,
jewelry, accessories, antiques
and collectibles to fund the
society's researd'I, education and
patient-services programs. The
goods may be dropped off at
2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona
del Mar. Volunteers ages 16 and
older are also needed to help sort
clothes, cashier, decorate, and do
computer wont from 10 a.m . to 5
p.m. Monday through Saturday.
Information: (949) 640-4777.
AMERtCAN CANCER SOCIETY
ROAD TO RECOVERY
The transportation program
needs volun1eers to drive cancer
patients to and from medical
treatments free of ctiarge. The
required commitment is a few
hours ead'I week or month.
Drivers must have a valid driver's
license and insurance and be at
least 25. Information: (949)
261-9446.
AMERICAN HEART ASSN.
The American Heart Aun. is
looking for volunteers lo perform
various general office duties In
the main office and implement
educational and fundraising
events through Orange County.
No experience necessary.
Training will be provided.
Information: (949) 856-3656.
AME1tlCAH RED CROSS,
ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
The chapter needs volunteers to
addreu community groups
•bout Red Cro .. tervicet •nd to
tct as liaisons with lhe media In
disaster and emergency
situations. Information: Lynn
Howes. (714) 481-5376.
DOUGLAS /IMM(RMAN I DAILY Pll 01
Two women aboard a laser boat are propelled by a breeze near the Fun Zone rn Newport
Harbor during the Flight of the Lasers Boat Race on Sunday afternoon. The Commodores
Club of the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce hosted the 69th annual event.
Find rt fast 1n your hooletOMJ fteMPaper
Square ft.
installed
(80 colors) -Granite Countertop ...• ~49°'
18X18 Travertine .... '211 Square ft.
TWo LOCATIONS
1363 S. State College Blvd., Anaheim, 92806 (714) 999-5522
1536 Ntwpoct Blvd., Cos1a Mesa. 92627 (714) e&1-4757
cont. Lie. 18t2t 2 t • Relerenoes
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Monday, July 26. ?004 Al
~OSTA MESA PLANNING
COMMISSION PREVIEW
ON THE
AGENDA
Here are some of the
issues the commission will
discuss Monday.
HOUSE APPEAL
The commission will
considec an appeal from •.
resident tori McDonald on
a project. approved by the
zoning admlnlatrator. The
project, for 281 Walnut St.,
is for the construction of a
new two-story house with a
detached granny unit to be
built over a garage.
McDonald ls appealing
the project for reasons
including what she says is
its invasion of the priv-clcy
or her property ac~ss the
street.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Planning staff members
recommend upholdJng the
project's approvaJ mainly
~use ii meets or exceeds
al) relevant parts or the
city's zoning code for
residential development
Staff also recommends
approval because the only
method of eliminating the
project's negative effect on
McDonald's property is to
take out windows on the
front of the house, which
would create an austere
facade.
FYI
•WHAT: Next P1annlng
Commiuion meeting • WHI~ 9:30 p .m .. today
• WH!RE: City Hall, 77 Fair
Drive
•INFO: (714) 754-5245
I
BUSINESS CHANGE
The commission will
consider a request frOm
Daniel Carlton,
representing the properw
owner Carl Reinhart of P.I
Camino Partners for a
change in his permil to
discontinue a car wash and
gasoline sales al 1045 El
Camino Drive and become
solely an auto repair facility.
Th.is ilem was continued
from the June 2lJ
commission meeting so the
property owners could
attend a study session
before the comnussion
ht!ard their rec.1ues1.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Planning staff members
recommend approving the
change with an added
requirement limiting hours
of opera1ion to 8 a.in. to 6
p.m. Monday through
Friday and 8 a.m. lo 2 p.m .
Saturday. They also
recommend changing one
of the requirements 10 say
thal derailing work on the
property is not allowc.'<I.
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Weekend
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• Freshest Gri/kd lobster, Crab and
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Monday and Tunday Nights
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M Monday, July 26, 2004
PUBLIC SAFETY
Ride scare at the fair
turns out minor
Fair offidal'I shut down a
ride Cur ll<'atly four hours
Sunday aftc·r it had to be
111oppe<l ahntptly by the ride
operator nml ra11;;4.J three.
aboard the Orbiter 111 rc•J>Ort
to fil'lit aid.
All 1hrt•1• who wt•nt le> lht'
first aid .. t.1ticin at 1h1· fair.
among :.!4 aboard the "lift
and spin" ride• .. wt•n· quickly
rell'a..,ell will111111 i11j11ril"•, fail
offidal~ "'"''· "Suf1•1 y i' our No. I pt i11r·
ily.'' fair 'Jl11k1•,w11111a11 11am
ll'ighwurt ...uid. "Ii .1lway' ha ...
bet'll and alway' \'\'ill IH'. and
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• F9'Mew Ro.ct end Newport
Boule¥ent: (lrov1nj:j um1or 1h11
influence of alc:ot>ul or d11 rsts
was rupor1"'1 a1 1 15 .1 m
Sunday.
it continues to be 10 this
day.·
A metal door housing an
electrical panel opened at
about 3:20 p.m .. and lhe ride
operator. upon seeing ·!he
problem. stopped lhe ridl' to
rnsure guest safety. fair offi·
rials ~d. llw lift medta·
niJ>m hit the opened door
panel and hmke some of the
ride\ light ·bulb housin>;i..
Investigators found no
nwchankaJ malfum·1ip11 and
no s1n1c1ural danlagc lo the
I 0 year old ride. Fair officials
rt•opt!m'tl the ride at ah<mt 7
p.m .. after anotlwr panel
door w.tS rnstallt'd a11d an in·
'il.lt.'t:lion was n>rnplell'd.
IJludc at 2·25 a.m. Sunday
NEWPORT BEACH
• Alc8nem: Terrorist threats were
reported in the 1200 blodt at
I 24 p.m Sunday.
• CM o.tv.: A racing vehicle was
r11p0rted rn the 2400 blodt at
9.27 a.m. Sunday.
• bit N9wpclft cenw o.tv.:
' ---
•Newport Boulewrd Urona11ng
In public was 101>1•rtf'tf 1n the
1800 hlodl at 1 JO 11 rr t 'iunelay
• "-'tia A--and West
11th Street· 1)11vrr•q 11rnl1•1 lt1P
mfluo111ool11h 1111111 ,,, rln1t1~
was r•i1x•11nd .11 t 1 ·111 p '"
Saturlloy
Petty theft was reported in the
100 blodt at 12:07 p.m. Sunday.
• Tustin A~ Vandalism of
c:ety property was reported in the
700 IJlodc ar 7:32 a.m. Sund11y.
[)( ll ll.l /\ <; l\MMf RMAN I DAIL V Pll 0 l
Viewers rooting for Kobuk in the Al~Alaskan Racing Pig tournament erupt after he finishes first at the Orange County Fair on Sunday.
•Superior Avenue' /\~·""'1111f anti
twnory w11•; 11•porl•·d 111 11111 I 700
• 16th 8trMt: Commercial
hurglary was reported in the
1700 bll)d( at 12:22 p.m . Sunday. PIGS
Continued from Al
lrdilcr."
Vt•s, even the pigs have found
a way lo beat the syi;tem lately.
Hui just what can inspire so
mm:h panic among a do1.en
swint• that enjoy relaxing all day
in an air· conditioned trailer? Is it
bt.'Cali.'e they're Alaskan and
can't Mand the Qtlifomia heat?
"h's not the heat. They're farm
piw., just like any other,· Seneca
(Left) Paul Hahn. head professional at Newport Beach Country Club and Fletcher Jones Jr.
welcome you to the Stti Annual Jones Cup.
5TH ANNUAL
JONES CUP
In thl' Fktdu:r Jones Motorwrs/Daily Pilot Club Championship
Series to <lcci<le the Pro-Am Club Championshi p.
" ' .. NJ: W.l'Utt 8UAJi
, ,. • .. ' • t ' • ' • •
Wednesday, August 1 Q, 2004
Tee-off at 1 :00 p.m.
at Newport Beach Country Club
Come and join us for this exciting competition
Daily.A Pilot
said.
Tite Ir.liner added that as
much as 1he pigs adore the
thousands of raving klds
sporting racing pig T-shirts, pink
sweatshirts and Ouffy key chains,
they'd never upset their fan base
either.
lhe object oflheir affeclion
lies in cookies. Ah yt'S. food, the
·basis of surviv-dl. They all get to
eat. and quite well of course -
but nothing beat~ the tantali7.lng
texture of an animaJ cracker or
Oreo OoublcStuff cookie. And
3-l racing odds are good enough
10 drive a dozen lazy pigs
around in a SO-meter drcle,
trampling lheir brothers and
mters in pink piles of pork -all
for a snaclt high in carh<t. 11lat's
life smack-dab in the middle of
the food chain.
Darren Noll, 19. annoum:es
for the show that his father
began 18 years ago in Fairbank.ti,
Alaska. I le and Seneca team up
to do nine fairs per year. from
May lo October up and down
the West Co~t.
"We love making people
laugh." Noll said. "That'i. the
thing. We know we'll draw
maximum crowda e¥ery time we
perfomt, and you'd be surprised
SHOPPING
Continued from Al
her daughter Hobin on Sunday.
She !>aid sht· likl'' the rcn lf'r'S lo ·
cation on thl' coast anti shop'
there once ur twice a wct·k.
"It's obviously ea~it.•r lo park
and a 10 1 more plt•ai.ant, • she
said. "It 's j11s1 hard 10 l(el in and
out or or her place~ ...
Retail experts ;;aid even with
the new stores. the ccnt<'r will
likely retain it~ n eighborhood
dien1cle and won't he a lhrt•al 10
its hi~er cornpetilion.
"I don't belicvt• (ii will be m m ·
pt'litionl because they <le>n'1
have thl' critk<tl ma~,:· Nt•wport
Reach (]mmh of ( .ommercc
Pre<;idenl llich.11d 1 ul'ltr., ~aid.
"They dmi'r have thl' depart·
11w111 -;lore anrhor\ that d raw a
trernendou<; amount nr fool traf-
fic."
The i.hopping n·11tcr over-
looking the sea opened in 2002.
The new stores, announrcd thl'I
month. will join three re'\tau -
rants announC'l'd in April and
slated to open over the next year.
Other stores new to the center
LANGUAGE
Continued from Al
non-nuclear.
I aJso conceded, however. that
some -most notably the I .os
Angeles limes -might agree
with him that I had been wron~
to use the 'wurd "nonword" the
~ before. I pointed to M."Veml
examples fow1d in recent I.us
Angeles nm~ art.Ides that
supported hia side, including
"n on ·proOt" and
"non-threatening.· So, I
surml<sed: ·Apparently, the Los
Angeles Times atyfe rules beg to
dlll'er wilh Associated Pres.\.
(Uke most big papers. The
Tunes has Its own style guide.
and I don't haw a copy. 'Spote I
ahou.ld get one. beauae the
Daily PtJot la Aupposed to follow
Tunes ltyte rules.> ... It II fair to
say that you busted me.·
Wftl, that UttJe note about not
awning a copy of the l.ot
Anceles 11rnes Style Guide
proved more important than I
reallr.ed. BecaUle It tum& out
thal l..A. 1bnee Style was against
hy how many 1woplt· 5ay 1h1•y
rnnw 111 tlll' fair ;11~1 for rlw pig
race~. II nmkl'S it all the mon·
fun to dil this joh ...
Noll, who has been around
carnival lif1· ,f11n· he was horn
and has lrairll'cl pigs sinte he
wa~ I 0, al(t•<u.ly has a long rarl'cr
in lltt• hiz. Bui thc put1cri11g
porkl'r'>· n trt'L'rs will he
short livt'd. Ilic l'ight "oldd'
pig:. will "r<•tire" 10 <luh Mud la11
acttrnl plan'. Noll i.ai<l) in Ala!-.ka
after 1his \t•as1111, each al the
tender a~t· of 4 m onths. faking
their plat·c·"· ~cneca said. are
four 5-wcek ·(lfJ rookies who
debuted at the Orange C1111111y
i:air 011ly day'i ago.
'l11t• littlt'!>I piru,rics havt' a Wa)''>
to Hll hcfnn• g<1it1ing that
profe'lsional cxpericncc. Tlwy'w
not supprN~d lo pile i11tu till'
same• startinK Kale likl' tht•y di<I
Sunday. and tlwy're not all
suppo~rd IO strut l>rion
Samlt•rs like down thc
backslrccch ;1fte•r worki11g s11
html tu get tlll're -especially
the leaders. Scnel'a said tlwy
most likely haven't appreciall'd
the fine conkiF cuisine enough
to get it right.
l<lverside residenl 1 lanna
Weaver, 9. said she apprcciatt·d
include w1111wn'o; and childrt•n\
du1hin~ anc.J at·n•s.-;oric~ <,fore·
lrio, h:ii r aml l>l'auly i..alon l radt·
S.•nel and rnsual home dfrr1r
s10rl' l'in I Imports.
"With tlw addition of the•"' 'ix
11wn ha111,, it'" the pl'rll'1 1
rn11mJi11g out oft lw mt·rclt;n 1d1-.
111g 111ix at lht• l C'rtlc•r." .1id in.r
Hohi11M111. vice prl'~iden1uf1nar
kctin~ fur the lrvirw Co.\ n·t.iil
prnpt•rties. Tllf• Irvine ( .o 11w11' ..
Cry .. tal C.ove Prontt•rwdt-.
lust 1111<• t•mpty ~pare lor ,1
free -standing <;fem• will re111ai11.
F.xpa11sio11' abo i\l l' planned hy
lwo l'~i,l ing \IOrl'" at thl' n•n11·r.
l'011kwan· "'ll<·r William-So
noma and furniture vcmJ11r
/uxtapo'\il ion I lume.
ll11iq1tl' .,tort· decor and pn·
~onal attc·nti1111 111 <'\lstonwr' an·
hallmarh of .. ome of tlw new n•-
lailt·r,. I lanan. a fourth-ge11era
ti11n jewelry lk'\ignl•r. will 'ihm~
case his wart'' in a curved wall
ernbl'ddcd with river rocks. An
davi Salr111 llin·crnr !>avid Har
1holonww i..aul he will in.!>tall a
state-of· lhe -;ut, water·•mfl1·ning
\~lem to 111inimi1.e hard waler
damage to dic·111s' hair.
Hather than comµ1·ting w ith
nearby rl'nt1•r,; such <ts Fu,hio11
l'M. 11111. II 'aY'· "Non-In
gn1c-rnl. d1111'1 hyplwnale this
prefix ur1lcs.-. the ru•xt word is
uppercase. Recausc the
designated Webster's
hyplwnatcs primarily
compounds that include proper
names, follow the solid style
evt•n with words not found
there. especially those that ure in
common use. Nonleague, for
eiuunplc. is common spons
U.~l(e."
Bolled down to a simple rule.
lf yuu want lo folluw lhe
KUideUnes of most major news
outlet&. avoid using a hyphen
with non whenever you can. and
only add II when somelhing
looks too odd wilhoul It, such as
"a non-f.ddle approach to
dealing with vacuum cleaners."
Now 1r you'll excuse me. r
believe that Mdle (which, by the
way, ls short for f..ddJe Puss,
which Is short for Oedipus
because he's a little mommy
lover), Is trylnK to teach me
somethb1g.
•JUNE CAIAORANOE la 1
frMlance wmar. She can be
readMtd at JuneTCN@aol.com.
FAIR ATIENDANCE
Attendance at the Orange
County Fair 11s of 6 p.rn.
Sunday was 37.587.
e·adt 111 tht• pig:.., and t•1111ugh to
voh111tl't'r 111 lw a
1 hl·t•ri11g .. 1·rti11n lt·ader for her
pig ... I l:ir11 Solu."
"I pkkl•t.1111111 hen111w
1•wryh11dy wa~ d1el'ring for him
and lwn 11i..i· I always t•at ham."
.;he :.aid. "Tlw kid~ ht-hind me
didn't dwrr loud cnouKh. M
'I ht• lcrd'> <lid11'1 i.neam loud
c111111gh for W1·,1111in~tl'r resident
'\;1man1ha Agarnaifl'"• tastes,
l'illll'r l\11t thr• tt yt•ar nld's dad
wa~ prowl of ht•r and lc l hl'r
1.1h· hl'r pir111r1• with "Soapy
Smith.'' tlw hi~l''' pig anti Lhc
I raitlt'r\ d11 m·c for " Mu~t
l'hol ogt•rt il'. ··
Thi' All /\ln,k;111 Pii.: Hares ar('
hdd al f. :t. !i. 7 and~ p.rll.
l tw~<lay th rough Sunday near
the IJve'ilock Arena.
• JEFF BENSON 1s the news
<1ssis1ant and may be reached at
(949) 574-4298 or try e ·marl al
1eff ben:;on ., /<1t1mcs.com .
1,l;mtl a nd C '.11ro11a del Mar Pla7.a
-whkh the• lrv111t' C:o. also
11w11... C:ry .. 1al Cow l'rom-
e•nadl' 111111plt·nwn1' lhem.
ltohi11..,1n ,;r11J.
"\\lhar t•r1th up happening i~.
wirh <.ryc;t:tl <.ow l'mmenad1·
and C.nn111.1 tfrl Mar Plaza,
yuu'vl' gol lit•~ irun·dihlc collt•c"
lion of rt'lml all within a fow
mim1tt·' of (':lr h oth('r all along
1 lt1· Cllil~I," 'ht• <,aid.
l~vC'n with lhl' t•xplosio11 of
m·w ''"rt''· the relail market
dot·,11'1 !.how any signs of sa111ra-
tio11, \JC lrvilll' marketing pro·
ft·~:-.ur Mary c;illy o;aid. In addi
1io11 111 tlw growth al C:ry~tal
< :11ve Prnrnf'nadc, seven new
~tore~ arc 'cheduled to join
Fas hion l~land and live are to be
added at South Coast Plll7.a hy
lhl' holiday '('(ISOrl.
"If the popul:11i11n weren't
grmvi11i.:. lhl'rc mi~ht he that
l11tl!'1•rn," -;Ill' i.aid. "Al 1hi~
poirtl. llw 'lrpply ic; keeping up
wilh thl' dt'lliand."
• AUCtA ROBINSON covers
business. iiolitic:s and the
env11onment She may be readlod
a1 (949) 764 4330 or bye mail al
allcra.rotJinson "/arimes.com.
AROUND TOWN
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well as a contact phone number.
TODAY
The 2004 Bank of the WMt IMdl
Games, an action aporta end
music festival featuring the
Honda U.S. Open of Surfing, runs
from 8 a.m . to 5 p.m. through
Aug. 1. All eventa ere frM and
open to the public. lnfonnatk>n:
http:llwww.t>.nltotthewestbMdl ,,.,,,..com.
TUESDAY
MMMr't ...... wtl h09t
"P9riphere1Neufop9thy(PN)•nd
Pein; a frM aemlner given by Dr.
Doneld Jolly end Whlttatcer
W.llneee Institute from 8:30 to
7:30 p.m. The marbt It loc.t9d et
226 E. 17th St., CON MeN.
I~ tnd reeefVltk>ns;
(800) 59MM7.
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Dally Piiot $t>ortl Editor Rlctwd Dunn: !949) 5744223 • Sports F•x: 1949) 650-0110 Monday July 26, 2004 A!I
INVESTIGATION
••• Joint~use miscommunication
ABOUT
THIS SERIES
Red flags went up following a spike in
coadling vacancies at Costa Mesa High.
including all of its high-profile sports.
After a three-week investigation by the
Daily Pilot. today we continue with the
second in a three-part series to find out
why this is happening in our community,
an$i. if you were the parent of a potential
student-athlete at Mesa. wouldn't you
want to know?
From April 3 to July 23. Costa Mesa
endured the firing of its football coach,
Dave Perkins, along with the
resignations of the basketball. baseball
and track and field coaches. as well as
the end of Perkins' post as the boys
athletic director.
The Daily Pilot conducted interviews
with Costa Mesa coaches.
administration, as well as district and city
officials shortly after the school
announced the resignation of its boys
athletic director, Dave Perkins. on July 1.
Since then. Costa Mesa fired Perkins
as its football coach. the Daily Pilot
learned Friday night, forcing us to make
11th-hour wholesale changes.
This series entails why there has been
chaos at Costa Mesa during the past four
months. Bob Serven. who is now an
assistant with the Mater Oei boys ·
basketball team. said he resigned, in
part, because of the lack of summer pay
for coaches and his frustrations with the
joint-use agreement for fields.
In January, Perkins was told to resign
as athletic director because he was so
adamantly against the joint-use
agreement and because he took
exception to the payment process to
coaches, he said.
The following three-part series will
anatyie the joint-use agreement and the
summer pay for coaches. with today's
concentration on the joint-tise
agreement.
THE CHAPTERS
SUNDAY
•C~I
The Mustangs' whirlwind -An
introduction, which features what has
occurred within the Costa Mesa High athlettc
department during the past four months 511 VI McCkANK • llAll Y 111( 1 I
Former Costa Mesa boys basketball coach Bob Serven was known to clean the school's gym regularly.
TODAY
•Chaptlff 2 ~---~-~---------
Joint-use miscommunication -A look at
the joint-use agreement for fields and
facilities from the coaches' perspective and
that of the city and district officials.
COSTA MESA TIMELINE
TUESDAY
•Chapter 3
•April 3 -Bob Serven resigns as boys basketball
coach.
Summertime blues -Coaches have
sacrificed their love for their profession by
not being paid in the summer. nothing like
the coaches at Corona del Mar and Newport
•June 18 -Last day or school at Costa Mesa
High, where resignations of baseball coad1 Doug
Deats and boys and girls track and field coach
Glenn M itchell are given to the school's
administration.
•July 1 -An11ou11ccmnnt of res1ynation of boys
athletic director Dave Perkins 1s delivered, a move
that was apparently 1n the rnak111g since January
•July 2 -The Daily Pilot beg111s its investigation
of the resignations
•July 23 -Perlons is fired as footlJall coach at
Costa Mesa.
Harbor high schools. '-----~-~-~--~--~~
TRIATHLON
Reich wins her division
Recent Estancia High
graduate comes in
first place in the
women's 17-19
division of Pacific
Coast Triathlon.
For the past four years. while
excelJlng In sports at P.stancla
High. Marilyn Reich became a
natural ftt for triathlons.
Reich, the Estancia Female
Athlete .of the Year, who gradu-
ated from the school last month,
competed In trade and field.
crou country. water polo and
swlmming during her four years
with the F.agles. On Sunday, she
used her versatility at CrystaJ
Cove.
the fall , finished ahead of K<tthe-
rine Gordon. who came in at
1:23.57.
This wasn't the first time Heich
won her division in the Pm:ilk
Coast Triathlon. which is in its
seventh year. lwo years ago.
Reich won her division hy finish·
ing more than five minutes
ahead of her nearest competitor.
lhis year. she finished 300th
overall. in a field that Included,
~around 1.100 to 1.200." part\ci-
Jlants. race director RiJI I.each
said.
Reich was one of many locals
who competed in the Pacific
Coast Triathlon.
ished IOth and 15th ovc•rall in
1:14.14.
Luke McKen:r.it' won tlw ml'n'!>
pro elite division comin~ in al
I :08.2.2, while Michelle Junes
won the women's pro elite 1ltJe In
1:15.25.
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mile swim in El Moro Cove. then
on to a 12·mile bike ride on Pa·
cific Coast Highway to Laguna
Beach and ended with a thret>·
mile run that included a half-
milc or running on the beach .
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the Paclllc Coast Triathlon also
included Its annual Award of Ex-
cellence presentation to Al Irwin.
a fonner Newport Harbor,
Orange Coast College and UCI
coach. for hJs servk:e In the com -
munity. ·
Costa Mesa 11 igh coac h l's h ave
h ad many problem ~ ->haring its
fi e lds a nd fa c ilities with the city.
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Reich won the women's 17-19
age division by finishing in I
hour, 22 minutes, 57 seconds In
the Pacific Coast Triathlon.
Reich, who plans to try out ror
crew at Orange Coaat College in
Tuley Kubas. who recenlly
graduated from Corona del Mar.
finished fourth In the womens
17-19 division. Kubas was part
of Corona del Mar's CIF
Southern Section DMslon II wa-
ter polo championship earlier
this year.
In the men's pro elite division,
Brent Lorenzen. an assistant
swim coach at UC lrvlne. fln·
WI had so many kid'l who I
have helped and so many of
them were there." said ITwin, 86.
WThat just blew me away. When I
was given the award, boy, they
SH TRIATtl.OH, Pqe Al
DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN I DAll.Y Pl.OT
AJ Irwin, a legendary coach at Newport Harbor, OCC and UC Irvine, who was honored Sunday at
Crystal Cove. watches competitors cross the finish line with his daughter, Mareia Maze.
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M Monday, JtJy 26, 2004 SPORTS
BRIEFLY ,;
Johnson not punting for Vikings
'
Eddle Johnson, a former Newport Har-time here, but because of the sltuat.lon, this
bor High and Orange Coast College stand-is best for me."
11u1, was releued by th.e Mlnn6ll0ta Vi-' Johnson said he was packing and prepar·
linl(i., whu grwlled the punler'i. requei.I ing H> move Sunday nil(ht.
mer Gustavus Ad.lophua standout, was last
year's Mr. Irrelevant picked by the Oakland
RaJdets.. tie also spent some time with the
New York <;ianls last year.
111<1de ,hor1ly aft er tht' lca111 ~1~ncd veh•ran ·ru find mu tomorrow or Tuesday what\
llarrc11 lknrwtl in March. going on ," Johnson said. ·rm ready Ill hu
Johnson, a sixth -round pidt of the Vi-the road and go. If not, J'U head back 10
kiniti. In 2003, is expecting to be claimed off Idaho. wort out and waJ1 for that phon e
wa1ven; despite having min or surgery 01r caJI. •
Mann scores 20 goals for USA
h ill lower body. lie said he will likely be John~on was replaced late last season hy
able IU rl·sume punlinl( in ahuu1 two l~-o Ara~uz after Johnson dropped snaps i11
weeks. Among the-NH. teams 1ha1 need a three consecutive games. The Vik.inies re-
punh·r include. Cincinnati. Dallas. l>etrolt. portedJy allowed Johnsoh's agent. Ken Har·
Kansas City. San Frandsi.:o and Arizona. ris, in April to gauge trade interest Johnson
•WATER POW: John Mann. a former
Corona del M~r High standout. led the U.S.
men's junior water polo team with 20 goals,
guiJlng the Americans to a gold medaJ in
the Junior Pan American Games in Sa.ir5al-
vador. El Salvador.
The U.S. men's ream won the gold by de-
feating reigning lunior Pan t\merkan
<iames champion Hrazil. 10·6.
"This could ~ a ble~idnK in disguise." said he was told there would not he a com·
luhnson said in a te!cphoMl' interview Sun-petitio n for punter in the Viking!!' training
clay. "ff~ weird. I don't know if you're sup-camp.
po~ed 111 reel good aho111 being released. Minnesota signed punter filip Filipuvk
hut I d id. Nor that I havc11'1 l'njoyed my and ret:eiver Ryan Hoag Friday. Moa~. a for-
111e U.S. junior women's team also won
KOld Sunday.
MESA
Continued from A5
which h~ resulted in lhe dl•
tcriora1ion of the fit'lds, he lklid.
"Our fil'lds have !(Olien worse.•
,u1d worse." Perlcini. !>aid. ·011
1h1• WCCl'r field or foo1hall field
1ht•r1: is ha{t' tlin. fher6 dl"Jd
~ra ...... II\ had and it\ dan.:t:r·
1 lllll.
While l>eal!> said he wanted lo
h1• with his wifo and c:hildrcn
111or1· re>:1.llarly, lw did have
lll(lny prohlt·mi. wilh lhe jui 111-
11,t• a.:n•t•m1•111. the arra11>:eme111
lw1w1·t·n 1he d1y of < :0Ma Mc!>a
:111d 1hc Newport ·Mesa Unified
~ hool r>i'trit:I that 111volv~ lhc
11,l' or the field'> and fadlitit'S of
1hc whool and the d1y.
St•wral C:osta Mesa c:oacht:'ll.
111duding Serven, said they were
1111aware of who is in chlll);e of
llw mainlt•nance of the field!.
and facili1ies. Ken Sipl'l!, the dty'i.
1t·rn·a1ion cuordina1or who b in
dial'}le or the schedulinK of 1hc
lacililies. ~ud, once a week, a
rily·paid worker mows the• gm!\.,.
I >ca ts di~grl't.-d with that.
l>uring intervif'W'i with Co!.la
Mt~ coacht•i., ai. wt.'11 as d ty and
11istrk t uffit:ials. ii becam e evi·
dc•nl. misn1mmun1rn1ion ww. a
kt')' problem why 1hc coache..
.ire upst.•1 with the jolnt-u.-.c
a~rL'l'ment. 'll1e niacllt's are also
lru!.lrall'd wilh the ladt. or rnaln-
lt•nancc. a!. well ao; the sclwdul·
111.: of the field~ and fadlilic' lo
11u1i.idc user Kn>UJ~. ·nw flchh at Costa Ml'Stl I Ii.ch
have nntkeahly dt'tl•rinmtcd
tlurln~ lhc past two yean.. Mu'
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loh11i.111n. huY" '<Kl'l'r ruad1 J:u-
~c·nt• l>ay, Pcrldn!> and I >c<1t'
'aicl. Kirk Mdntoi.h, thl' dirt'l"IOt
of 1lw Daily Pih>I 1:up. uli.o no
tirt·d till' fit'ld~ tll'prt•dalion.
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111111\lill youth St)lTl'r tollrt\11 ·
llll'lll, had 1 W teumi.. and if 1hat
numher int:rt·ases tht• 1C1unwy
will nccd more fields. Mclnloi.h
was cnrn·crnt-d abut the chil·
autllo11ty
dn•n's safery on
the fields al
t:osla Mesa
I ligh.
"'llw quality
of the field' is
awfuJ. ~ Mdn·
tosh told the
Daily Pilot in a Doug Deats story published
June 15.
Tlw Farm Field Sports Com-
plex next lo Costa Mesa I figh ha.'i
consistent rt'11t and renovation
pt'riuds. but the fields at the
M:hool do not, Perkins said. Be-
cause of that. many coach es at
Costa Mesa are upset.
··n1e coaches are caugtlt in the
middle.· said Day. lhe girts soc-
cer rnach. ·we s1aru-d 10 tell the
city to help us with the d eaning.
II w~ an excellent idea. But the
l'ily is using the fields 90% and
1hey"re not taking care of it prop-
erly. llie agreemen1 has 10 be
properly impoSt'd."
Perkins rnncurred.
"Why shouJdn't the fields al
Costa Mesa l ligh he treated the
same a!i 1he fields at the Farm
complex?" Perlclns said in regard
to maintenance. "They !the city!
net.><! tu maintain the same level
a'i the Fann. lhey have no re·
spon.4'ibility. They just pt!m1i1
fields 10 the users."
While Peruns and l>ay voiced
their opinions. 11m Marsh . the
director of mainlenant:e and op-
cmtions for the school district.
said he has not received any offi-
dal complaints, but he knowi;
there b disapproval.
·I haw heard 1ha1 there are
rwoplc grnmhlin~ lahoul tht'
joint-uSt• ahrrt•ementl: Mar..h
i..1iil. ·nwrl' atl' iwoplc com-
plaining ahuut ii."
laimc Castellanos. the dislricl°s
cL'\..,isUUll superinlendent for sec-
ondary education, said bemuse
waches take care of the field and
fodlity maintenance they some-
limrt. feel as if the land belon~
to 1hem.
Man.h agreed.
"1l1ey have that fet'lit1g or
ownership." Marsh said. "Hui
I hose are public facilities. -
SerVl'n treated the Costa Me!>il
I lit<h baslc.ethaU gym as if ii were
a chapel, Deals said. So ii was of
little surprise that Serven would
continually d iscuss his problems
with the joint-use agreement
wilh < '.asteUanos and Sipes.
lWo -¥e.ars ago. Serven made a
discovery. He made Castellanos
aware custodians employt.'<i by
the district were 1101 cleaninl( the
gym after ouL'iidl' user groups.
such as adult ba.'lkctball leagues.
played in the gym. It was dis-
covered that custodians would
go in.side the gym and hide until
the user group~ were d one.
Serven helrwd llll' diMrict be·
come aware, lhe custodians
were paid overtime for not work-
ing.
"Bob would d ean ii up by
hJmself," Castellanos said. "Voes
he have the right to complain?
You bet ht' d oes. I would be an·
gry.100."
Castellanos said the joint-use
agreement has improved over
the past two years and it contin-
ues to get bener. He said he aJ-
ways appreciated Serven's pas-
sion for coachJng and cleaning
1hegym.
"llr I'm a principal!. that's the
kind of coach I always like to
have on my s1aJT." Castellanos
said.
While Serven left . in part, be·
cause of the joint-use agree-
m ent, Castellanos said he was
not worried more coaches would
leave.
"Am I worried? No." he said.
"Am I concemed? Or course I'm
concerned because you don't
want to lose l(ood cm1t'ht·~i
In addition lo field mainte-
nance. the Costa Mes;i coaches
have been frustrated with the
scheduling of the fields 111 out-
side user groups.
In the joint·U.'ie agreement. the
school was told ii has top prior-
ity for USC or its fadlitles and the
dty, or outside group~. i.uch as
AYSO or W tle l.e;ague. srhcdulc~
around the Mustanl(s' teams.
During the !.<:hool year. 1he
school has pos.'lt'ssion or the fa -
cilities until 5 p.m.
Deat'i said tht> city took 1lw
time allotted to his rreshman
baseball team to an extreme
level twice during the pas l sea-
Mm. Field ambassadori. work rm
the dty and enforce· 1lw n11t•, 10
all user groups.
"I know for a fact my freshman
learn w.tS kicked off lhe field at 5
p.m. by I field arnba-.sador~I. -
Deats said. MHut there was 110
one there coming w ui.e ii 111·x1.
II was ludicrous."
Peruns also had a nc~<itivc 1·x·
QUOTE OF
THE DAY
"Our fields have
goue11 wo rse and
wurse. On tlte soccer
field o r f uothull fie/ti
there is bare dirt.
There's dead gra.'is. l t'.v
bad and ii 's
dangero"s."
Dave Pertdn1, former Costa
Mesa High football coach
perience with Sipes and the
schedul.ing of 1he football field
within the track at Costa Mesa
during the fall.
Peruns said he made Sipes
aware the Costa Mesa High foot -
ball team would he using the
pr.ictice 6eJd o n a Saturday. Per-
kins made the city aware three
weeks prior to the pr.i<.1.ice be-
cause he knew AYSO would be
holding a toum.ament at the
school. Perkins made the request
so the city couJd adjust accord-
ingly.
But Perkins' requcsl was de-
nied, Pemns said.
"Ken Sipes gets had to me
and said AYSO has httn holding
the tournament for a long time,
and that, 'they have p recedence
CNer your foorball practice.' "
Perkins said. "My comment to
him was Costa Mesa has had a
football team since 1948. I could
have went out there and made a
prohlem about it. but I didn't."
"'That's the way it is: he said.
"AYSO d oes pay to use the fields.
Costa Mesa High does not pay.
We lost out a day of practice."
Maintenance and scht.><Juling
are not the only problems.
Coaches or people within athlet-
ics have also caused conflict,
Castellanos said.
MPeople duplicate the keys and
everybody has kl'ys. ~ ( :ast<'llanos
said. "It will alwayi. happl'n. It's
really a waste of linw tn rc·kt•y a
gym. A~ lnng a~ wt.• have a1hl1·1-
il.::.. we're alway:. i.;011\~ tu have
those kind!. of pmhll'm:., bur
that'.o; why you haw a joinl-use
agreement. so lhat bolh sides
undl'rstand whal lht' gam1• plan
is. What makes it not work Is
when com:hr'> don't ahidc hy it."
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DOUGlAS ZIMM[Rt.IAN I DAil. Y PILOT
Barbara Castmo of Corona del Mar crosses the finish line wtlile
receiving cheers from supporters at the Pacific Coast Triathlon.
TRIATHLON
Continued from A5
started hollerin~ all over the
plan•. II w.is great."
Next Yl'aT, l.t'ad1. the race di-
rector. said 1he Pacific Cua!>l Tri-
athlon will IX' Sept. II. ai. op-
po!>ed to usually occurring in late
July. I.each said that had to do
with the schedule changes at
Crystal Cove State Park. It is
rnindtlcntal that next years tri-
athlon will be on Sept 11, said
Lcarh. who also mentioned he
expect~ there will be, ·some type
or memorial or a moment of si·
lt'nct:'. • 1ha1 day.
TRIATHLON RESULTS
PACIFIC COAST
TRIATHLON
Men Pro/Ellt• division
1. Luke McKenzie. 1:08.22.
2. Levi Maxwell, 1 :08.38.
3. Craig Alexander, 1 :09.09.
Boys 13-end-under
1. Anders Hamborg, 0:51.38.
2. Man Hebeler, 0:53. 12.
3. Ryan O'Connor. 0:56.49.
1&.and-undet
1. Zade Paris, 1:17.28.
2. Christopher Vorllcek, 1 :27.24.
3. Bobby Bedford, 1:34.17.
MM\11-11
1. Eric loaak, 1:19.35.
2. Anthony fogelstrom, 1 :21.46.
3. Trevor Tompane. 1:28.36.
20-24 -
1. Keith Ryan. 1:15.14.
2. Jordan Haggard, 1:16.59.
3. Enrique Flores, 1:22.01.
ZS.21
1. Austin Jackson. 1:12.45.
2. Patrick Baldwin, 1:14.03.
3. Andrew Baldwin, 1 :15.17.
30-34
1. Todd Menzel. 113.28.
2. Wayne Brandt, 1: 14.33.
3. Patrick Flodd. 1 :19.27.
35-39
1. Michael Collins, 1:13.39,
2. Sean Boyle, 1:17.22.
3.ScottWegner.1:18.14.
4CM4
1. Jason Campbell, 1: 14.07.
2. Craig Zelent, 1: 19.00.
3. Keny McKay, 1 :20.42.
45-41
1. David McAtee, 1 :20.26.
2. Daniel Yeager. 1:21.22.
3. Brian Smallwood, 1:21.38.
50-64
1. Kevin Smith, 1:17.53.
2. Scott Endsley, 1:23.25.
3. John Wallace. 1:26.20.
55-59
1. Mike Morey, 1:26.54.
2. Tim Hughes. 1: 27. 12.
3. Karl Masch, 1 :32.19.
60-64
1. George Toberman, 1:25.13.
2. George Wright, 1:25.46.
3. Carl Kuhn. 1 :29.38.
65-8
1. David Stuart. 1 :35.33.
2. Andrew Bailey, 1:44.16.
3. Bill Haines. 2:05.37.
70-end-oldef
1. Art Frede rides, 1 :47.32.
2. Gerald Ankenbrandt, 2:30.24.
Women Pro/Elita division
1. Michelle Jones, 1 :15.25.
2. Kale Major, 1:19.53.
3. Jacque McKenzie. 1:23.10.
Overell 11p-11roup t.m.le
l Barbara Sullivan, 1 :23.23.
Junior Elit• women
1. Julie Hoppe, 1:20.14.
Girts 13-and-undet
1. Kelsey Parsons, 0:56.49.
2. Sarah Hebeler, 1 :01.46.
3. Lindsey Wilder, 1:1512.
Women 17·19
1. Marilyn Reich, 1:22.57.
2. Kathenne Gordon, 1:23.57.
3. Rachel Wong, 1 :32.08.
20-24
1. Lara Coppinger, 1:12.26.
2. Kattuyn Donovan. 1:13.53.
3. Allyson Marquand, 1:15.06.
25-29
1. Christen King, 1:11.55.
2. Erika Aklufi. 1:13.19.
3. Kimberly Brown. 1:14.16.
30-34
1. Jennifer Padilla, 1:13.33.
2. Diana Lovejoy. 1:16.07.
3. Kristen Thorkelson, 1:17.24
35-39
1. Marni Battista. 1:15.34.
2. Christine Brown, 1:16.50.
3. Kristin Mayer. 1:17.19.
40'"'4
1. Sherry Bos too, 1 :24.27.
2. Kimberly Robins, 1 :26.00.
3. Tatjana Eggink, 1:27.11.
45-Q
1. Elizabeth Bulman. 1: 14.18.
2. Claire McCarty, 1 :21.02.
3, Dana Ryan. 1:22.37.
50-54
1. Sandi Malone, 1 :24.47.
2. Julia Van Cleave. 1:28.33.
3. Helen Briglio, 1:31.50.
55-59
1. Ann Fordiani, 1:26.02.
2. Trish Kimper, 1:28.21.
3. Glenys Jones. 1 :40.24.
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as amended which
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advertise ·any prefer
tnce, flm1tal 1on o r
discrom1n11ion based on
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This newspaper wolf not
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advertisement for reel
estate which os '" voolallon of the law. Our
readers are heo eby
informed th1t 111 dwell·
in&s advertised m this
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PRECIOUS METALS
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