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WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 2003
Newport council maY rebuke colleague
City leaders will look into comments made by
Councilman Dick Nichols suggesting that the
Planning Commission might have taken bribes.
INSIDE
Councilman CJick Nichols addresses his
comments to the Planning
Commission. See Forum, Page A6
each of them is trying 10 do a good and
honest job. My remark was mean1 to
ask.: Can the Planning Commission
reach equity in their decisions?"
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Nichols' comments and to consider
whether Nichols shouJd be punished. no factual basis for saying so.·
But Bromberg said that Nichols'
apology comes up shon. Please spell your name and include your
hometown and phone number, for
verification purposes only. NEWPORT BF.ACI I -Councilman
Dick Nichols' w1founded suggestion
that Planning Commissioners mlght
have accepted bribes couJd resuJt in
sanctions against the councilman.
Bromberg said he was withholding
judgment until after the city attorney
prepares the report and after the tran·
scripts have been reviewed, but he
noted: ·Possible sanctions might be ap-
propriate if Nichols did suggest or imply
that planning commissioners had taken
bribes and if it's found that Nichols had
Nichols has written a lener apologiz·
ing for the incident.
•I am sorry that my remarks may
have implied improper behavior; I truly
do not believe any zoning com.nu!>·
sioner is being bribed,· Nichols wrote.
·I truly respect individually each of the
zoning commissioners and believe that
•l( the transcripU. show that he actu
ally accused them of 11llproper behav-
ior, then apologizing for 1ust implying it
doesn't really do it," Bromberg i.a.id.
Mayor Steve Bromberg on "1\Jesday
asked city staff to prepare a report on
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Nichols addressed the Planning Com-
mission on Thursday lo weigh in on a
request for an add.won IO a private
home. He disagreed with the comrru!>-
sion's decision 10 deny the n:que<.t, add·
mg: "It <>Ure doesn't look. good. It looks
llke you·re talc.mg money for this one.·
Lornm1!>'i10ner.. and council col-
See COUNCIL, Pace M
Newport-Mesa
home prices rise
April price tags show
a 22% hike in
Newport and a 14%
in crease in Costa
Mesa over last year.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
NEWPOKl -Ml·.SA -Median
home pnce!> continued to !>oar m
April. a '>lalewide real estate
trade group !'.aid Tuesday.
In Omnge County. mid-level
single-family home values h11
S448.4 I 0 for the month. a 20.6%
increase from last April. the Cali-
fornia Assn. of Realtors reponed.
With condos and new homes
included, the median value
came in at S329,000. the group
reponed.
are 5elhng. luxury home!> have
alw remained at the hean of
'>Orne Of the most robust in-
creal>t''>, '>aid Steve High. the
pre<.1den1 of !>trada Propemes.
I hgh'~ company has closed
Ii ve '>a.I es '>tn ce April I that
croSl>ed the $7-million tag. he
'>aid
• 1-vcrything on the water nght
now 1<, really outperfomung the
marketplace." Hlgh said. "It all
come~ down 10 our lack of m·
ventury.·
lligh and others said the ht!>·
wncaJJy low inlerest rates, sparse
supply of how.ing and desirable
locatfon have been fuelling the
ho me-value juggernaut in a gen
eraUy weak economy.
A 30-year fixed rate mongage.
m the nation. rested at 5.03, on
Tuesday. according 10 Web site
Bankra1'.com. Rates haven't
been thb low locally since 1958.
!>aid Bill Sinclair, the president of
Tim Cromwell is a former planning comm1ss1oner who would like to see Kona Lanes saved.
Home prices in Newpon-Mesa
continue to ~pike. local real es-
tate agent~ '>aid, mirroring the
countywide trend. And while le!>.'. See HOME, Pae• M
Not a gutter ball yet
Bowling alley operators say they can save Kona
Lanes if given a chance and some time.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
A s demolition day
approaches for the
landmark Kona Lanes
bowling aJley. accusations
are flying that CJ. Segerstrom & Sons
did not make enough effort lo keep
bOWling anaOiher enCerlafhmem
uses at the Mesa Verde Center.
Kona Lanes, a distinctive bowling
facility renowned for its googie
architecture, closed May 18. The
F.dwards movie theater and the Ice
Capades Ola.let closed within four
months of each other in 2001 .
The Segerstrorns. who own the
shopping center, had intended lo
replace all three with a Kohl's
department store. But the City
Council shot that down in April after
residents cried foul about the loss of
recreation and the prospect of
another boxy, cha.in departmen1 '>lore
being plopped onto Harbor
BouJevard.
In their efTon to get Kohl's
approved. Segerstrom spokesman
PauJ Freeman said in February the
market for bowling m Costa Mesa did
not support the ailing Kona Lanes.
whjch the Segerstroms were keeping
alive with Tent cuncesmons;
Bui not everyone agrees with that
verdict. ·
Severdl entertainment operators
say they wouJd take over Kona Lanes
in a heartbeat if a long-term lease or
the right price 10 buy the land was
available.
"It's a goldmine,· said Joe Roussin
of AMF Bowling. ·1 don't care what
anybody says on the Segerstrom side.
I have several people that are
interested in that facility, al the right
price ... (The Segerstromsl don't
even want to look at it. They're just
THl~KING ALLOWED
'It's a goldmine. I don't care
whatanybodysaysonthe
Segerstrom side. I have
several people that are
interested in that fa cility, at
the right price .. .'
JoeRousm
Nlf Bowling
saying it's dead and they just want to
lear-it-down:--
Segerstrom officials d eclined lo
comment for this story.
The balls started rolling down the
lanes at Kona in 1958. But a drop in
league play and Kona's outdated
scoring system both contributed 10
an unalterable loss in revenue.
Owner Jack Mann said he had
discussed renovation options with
the Segerstroms. He estimated that
he would have 10 invest about $3
million for a return or only $175,000
See GUTTER, Pa1e M
Not a bad example for us to follow
N ewsOa.sb. Rowdy,
foul -mouthed partyerf are
not Just a problem In
Newport Beach.
There Is just IOmethiilg about
the ocean. sand end aummer beat
-mixed with your favorite
alcohol -that brings out an
lncreaalng need to get together
and wreak havoc. AlthcJuRh the towns are
wpumd ~ 3.000 mllel;
Newpon 8elth and Vlrglntt
8elicb -.e the ..... liphlfl bltde
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tbM willb beUet dwD more unlbmed
olkm lild heftier Mlon twtnp., The
vtsltor'a bUreau. "You would ask 10meone
to DMM and they wouJd aay, 'v.h right. ...
The eutem beach town did men8Ye
reeeuch bodl in town and out. 1Jn11e and
members other committee uUgned to
study the altuadoft apote with bulinal
ownen, relktenlll. police and tbc.e wboee
bebniorl they were trying to aab: lDOlt.fy
18 to 2S-)"'ll-ddl.
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ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
Curtain call for
OCC conductor
Alan Remington, a
music professor who
has taught at the
coll ege since 1977, is
set to retire.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
OU: CAMPUS -Alan Rem-
ington is about 10 take his final
bow as both conductor and pro·
fessor al Orange Coast College.
Only the second conductor to
lead the OCC Symphony Orches-
tra in its 42-year history, Reming-
ton began his career at the col-
lege as a full-time professor in
19n and took over as conductor
of its 00-piece symphony orches-
tra in the mJd-1980s. He will re·
tire next month.
"I'm going 10 ~ it W!rf
Daily Pilot
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mgton said ·rm gomg to
miss my stu·
dents. my col-
leagues . . . it's
going to leave a
big whole in my
life but it's time
to lea9e."
With a bach·
elor's and mas·
ter's degree from the American
r.onservatory of Music and ~an
of experience as a bassoorust
with the OUcago Symphony Or·
chestra and the Houston Sym·
phony. Remington bas made his
mark as a musician. He has also
worked as an orchestra!.fr for
Paramount Studios and"I free.
lance composer and arrangeT' for
many years. which bas added to
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A2 Wednesday, May 28, 2003
LOCALS ONLY
NEIGHBORS
Dave Elliot
Dave Elllott
was appointed
assoclate vice
president of
university
relations at
Vanguard
UnJversity.
Blliott wW focus
on expanding
the university's
influence thr.>ugh business,
community organizations,
church and government ...
Louise Belllstmo and Jo Corbett
of C.Orona del Mar and Debbie
Hobmen of Newpon Beach
completed 30 hours of
state-mandated training for the
C.Ourt Appointed Special
Advocates, a nonprofit
organization dedicated to
providing intervention and
advocacy services for abused
children through trained and
supervised volunteers ... On
Friday. Orange Coast College will
honor 2.025 students during its
commencement ceremony.
Associate in arts degrees will be
awarded to 1.524 students and
501 students will be granted
certificates of
~----. completion. A
Tyler
Magnusen
crowd of more
than 6,000 is
expected to
anend ... Tyler
. Magnusen, 12,
of Costa Mesa
won second
place in the
children's
12·and·under
championship
strawberry pie eating contest
held during the founh annual
Su:awberry Sunday Funfcst and
Oassic Car Show at the Orange
C.Ounty Mark.et Place in Costa
Mesa ... Orange Coast C.OUege's
social science honor&J)' society.
Phi Alpha Mu. recognized
students for outstan~g
scholarship. Students from C.Osta
Mesa were Bva Cadez, Victoria
L Davia, Mlo Pnkuablma.
Andrea GMpar, Martha J.
Hernandez, l9*lle Huguet.
Unh C Huynh, Marl8ela
Mendon, Barmak Nantgb1,
Montgomery Norton. Sua M.
Stelnfurth, 10b1M w.cker,
Dorothy Wadlewlld, Marlena IC.
Wellbrotand}lng1Jleng.From
Newport Beach, Dawn L
Brlcbr, Rebecca S. Poster and
Katerina A. Sorrell were
honored ... Nine students were
named winners in the annual
Americanism Fssay C.Ontest
sponsored by the Newport
Harbor American Legion
Auxiliary Un.it No. 1 291.
Winners who wrote on the topic
of" America the· Beautiful" were
Krissie Adnoff of Newport
Elementary. Ryan Jacobs of St.
John the Baptist School and
Savannah BeU of Newport
Elementary. Those who received
recognition for writing on "Who
Keeps America Safe" were
NJchole Slykbous of and Andrea
Dumovtch of C.Orona del Mar
Middle School Wmners who
wrote essays titled "My America"
were Kevin Whitaker, Evan
Basurto and Mandie Marquez,
all from Davis Education Center.
• NEJGHBORS spotlights
achievements in the community.
Please direct noteworthy
information to Coral Wilson by fax
at (949) 646-4170, or send e·mail to
coral.wilson@latimes.com.
PET OF THE WEEK
Sylvia
Sylvia Is an a1fectionate
9-year·old long hair silver
gray cat who can't find a
home because most people
are looking for kittens.
"Sylvia is a lap cat rbat
• hugs," said DiAnna
Pf'aft'-Martin. foWlder of the
Newport Beach·bued
C.Ommunity Animal
Network. "But most
everyone ts wanting a
kitten this time of year,
forcing eudwwd.a rates to
soar at shelters.•
a "Pet for Seniors• program.
Camilies still prefer kittens.
The oeiwotk discourage
seniors from adopting
kittens because the pet
often outlives Its caretaker
and can't adjust to the
aowded shelter lifestyle
later on. Pfaff-Martin sa.id.
•u com ss,ooo to retire
a cat in the Newport
Beach-based National Cat
Protection Society and
most aeniora are not
prepared.'' she said.
Having more than one
cat living together also
makes it easier for them to
integrate later on,
P!afl -Martin said.
"Saving lM!8 is what
rescue is all about.• she
aaid. •it ls not fluff; it ii
bard work and emotional.
The animals are dying (or
our help.•
See other animals
www.animalnetwOtt.org
or Russo's pet store at
fashion llland between
noon and 4 p.m. on
weekends. Information:
(949) 759-3646 or
Commwlity Animal
Network. P.O. Box 8662,
Newport Beach 92658.
Daily A Pilot
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FOR A GOOD CAUSE
Adeline Cohen
F or Adeline C.Ohen, volunteering
is not about getting recognized
but about providing sustenance
for her soul.
Cohen has been volunteering at Girls
Inc. in C.Osta Mesa for the past year.
She says she cherishes the opportunity
to help young gjrls with the tangible
topic of homewotk and the more
intangible issues of self-esteem and
identity.
During her time at Girls Inc.. the
enthusiastic 83-year-old has worked
with P3tancta High School students in
an after-school tutoring program and
with junior high girls in a summer
program.
"It's a pivotal age, they're just
beginning to define themselves,"
Cohen said in reference to the junior
high girls. "The thing I had to give
them is awareness that adults are not
in a world all by themselves. They are
connected by their experiences."
The Laguna Woods resident got
Involved with Girls Inc. through her
association with Working Wardrobes.
which assists survivors of domestic
DUI ARRESTS
Thess people have been arrested rBC8ntly on
suspicion of driving under the influence of
tin intoxiet1nt They have only been affested
on suspicion of t1 crime and, as with all
susP«fS, are considered innocent until
proved guilty.
COSTA MESA
Sunday
Adam Garcia-Alcantar, 26
Raymond Alexander Amadeo, 27
Saturdey
Elizabeth Brandi Zakar, 28
Gregory Scott Nicolle, 32
Amanda Noel Bartz, 23
Helping girls
find direction
violence and other adults in crisis to
help them get a job.
Sh e worked on an event that
supplied prom dresses to students at
Estancia. One day, after the event, she
went to Estancia to see the girls in their
dresses and "never left", she joked.
Over the summer, Cohen worked
with the Eureka program. which
focuses intensively on science, math.
technology, sports instruction and
career preparation. Her interest in
worl:ing with students evolved from
her career as a high school guidance
counselor.
"I loved helping kids find their
direction in life." Cohen said.
When she volunteered to work with
Eureka, she offered her counseling
skills as well. To have the greatest
impact on the girls, Cohen shows
interest in their music and asked them
to bring the words to their favorite
songs. Through music. the girls would
Jason Michael Staley, 26
Richard Daniel Woodward, 35
Jodi Jerome Jarek, 43
Friday
Jade Robert Giangiulio, 38
Michael John Reddi~ 23
Jesus Cidena. 21
Edward-Aldaco, 43
Andreas Christian Schleuu, 39
Scott Cooper Daniels. 32
Thursday
Travis Ryan Hubbard. 23
NEWPORT BEACH
SUNDAY
Scott Richard Mortensen, 25. Huntington
open up about boys. make-up and
things they did that they might not tell
their parents about, C.Ohen said.
"The greatest compliment a kid can
give you is not to accept you, but to let
you in," C.Ohen said. "For all their
bravado, kids need to feel safe.~
Orleda Roa. volunteer coordinator
for Girls Inc. praised Cohen's lbility to
foster the girls' independent thinking
skills.
"(She's) always talking to the girls
about really thinking about what they
want to do with their funues, what
qualities they possess as individuals
and how that will help them achieve
their goals in life," Roa said.
Cohen said she gets as much out of
the volunteering experience as she
gives. .
"I can go home at the end of the day
and feel like. 'I know why I'm here.'"
Cohen said. "That's important
information. I know it's corny, but
that's what people need to hear.~
Beach
-Story by Deirdre Newman,
photo by Sean Hiller
SATURDAY
Aaron Daniel Stamper. 20. Newport Beach
FRJDAY
Jose Natividad Delarosa. 28, Riverside
THURSDAY
Paul Steven Godson, 33, Upland
David Matthew Perry. 39. Costa Mesa
WEDNESDAY
Brian Leverett Buesklng. 41, Frisco. TexH
Jared Evan Ritchie, 25, Newport Bead\
MAY20
Nadja Christine Berger, 23, Costa Mesa
Suzanne Marie Kempf, 37, Allto Viejo
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Daily Pilot ~. Miy 28, 2003 Al
ICN assumes investor lawsuit
The Costa Mesa pharmaceutical company
will fight for its investors who initially sued
to recoup about $48 million in bonuses.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -ICN Pbar-
maceuticals Inc. has embraced
an investors-led lawsuit agajnst
its former directors, including
founder Milan Panic, to recoup
$47.8 million in bonuses paid
out last year.
The company, in a nearly un-
heard of move. took over the
suit, which was filed in the faU
of 2002, Olief Executive Robert
O'Leary said at the company's
annual shareholder meeting on
Thursday.
O'Leary said the bonuses,
which were given to past and
present directors. were paid out
in compensation for spinning
off' 20% of rubapharm, a sub-
sidiary that owns the rights to
the company's popular hepati-
tis drug.
Panic announced his retire-
ment from ICN in June. A hand-
ful of other top executives have
also left the company. O'Leary
took over Panic's post as chair-
man and chJef executive on
June 20.
The bonuses have caused a
·significant cash drain· at ICN,
O'Leary said.
Last year, ICN appointed a
special Litigation committee to
look Into the investor suits.
Richard Koppes, an attorney at
the Sacramento-based furn
Jones, Day, Reavis and Pogue.
served as chairman.
After reviewing the bonuses.
the Independent committee de·
cided to take over the suh ,
which was filed in Delaware,
Koppes said. The company is
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Students will compete
in engineerin g event
More than 500 middle and
high school studenLs from
schools in Anaheim and Comp-
ton will test their engineerin~
capabilities at a "Leaming with
LEGOs• competition al UC Ir·
vine on Saturday.
Those students, who have
participated in the competition.
are participants in the Math·
ematics, Engineering and Sci ·
ence Ach ievement Program. and
have spent the past month
working on their individual proj-
ects. Leaming about structural
engineering and archilecrure.
the students have built aesthetJ·
caUy pleasing and resilient
strucrnres that will be tested on
the university's shake table.
Winners will be selected
b~ed on how their structures,
made ouL of LEGOs, are affected
by the vertical, horizontal and
rolling effects experienced dur-
ing an earthquake.
TI1e competition, organi7.ed
hy UCl's Department of Civil
and Environmental Engineering.
will be held from 9:30 a.m. to
3:30 p.m . Saturday in the Struc-
tural Engineering Test Hall in
the National Fuel Cell Research
Center buiJding on the UCI
campus.
Corona <lei M ar race
anives on June 7
Registration continues for the
22nd annual Corona del Mar
Scenic SK Race & 2-Mile Fun
Walk, taking place June 7.
TI1e day includes separate
race., for men and women and a
incorporated in that state.
"We Celt the directors did not
deserve the bonuse& they got,"
Koppes said Tuesday.
Calls to Paruc's attorney were
not returned Tuesday. Pierce
O'Donnell, of Los' Angeles·
based O'Donnell and Shaeffer,
represents the former leader of
the Czech Republic.
In April 2002, ICN's 10-mem-
be r board approved the bo·
nuses for themselves and two
former duectors for the public
offering of shares in Riba·
pharm.
Shares of ICN are up more
than 21 % so far thls year. The
stock closed Tuesday at $1 3.22.
I K Dolphin Dash for children
ages 3 to 10. Participants are
also invited to pana.ke of "Res-
taurant Row." booths '>et up at
the race site by local restaurants
offering free sampling~ of their
menus to runners. Preregis tra-
tion is $22; $12 for the Dolphin
Dash. EnrolJment is limited.
Registration on the day of the
race is $30: $12 for Lhe Dolphin
Dash. RegisLration forms are
avajlable through the Newport
Beach Recreation ~crvice' at
(949) 644-3151 or online at
www.active.com.
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Costa Mesa City Hall, n Fair
Drive. Costa Mesa. CA 92626,
(714) 754-5223
Mayor. Gary Monahan
Coundl: Libby Cowan, Allan
Mansoor. Mike Sdleafer and
Chris Steel
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Newport Be&dl City Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach.
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Coundl: Gary APams, John
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Proctor, Tod Ridgeway and Don
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Board: President Paul Berger, Vice
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Brown, Jeny Patterson and
Watter G. Howald; student trustee
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District Office: 2985-A Bear St .•
Costa Mesa, CA 92626, (714)
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Superint9ndent Robert Barbot
Boent: President Martha Fluor,
Vice President Dana Blade, Clerk
Serene Stokes. David Brooks,
Tom Egan. Judy Franco and Linda
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Board: President Ruben A Smith,
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State Capitol, Sacramento, CA
95814, (916) 319-2070
E-mail:
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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;
Fax: (71 4) 668-2104
E-mail:
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Huntington Beach, CA 92648,
(714) 960-6483; or 2338 Rayburn
Building, Washington, D.C. 20515,
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960-7806 (Represents Costa Mesa
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Washington, D.C. 20510, (202)
224-3553;
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E-mail:
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(202) 224-3841;
or 1111 Santa Monica Blvd .• Suite
915, Los Angeles, CA 90025, (310)
914-7300
E-mail:
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FOR THE
RECORD
An article Monday on
the Balboa Island Parade,
"A communj[y
keystone.· gave the
incorrect start time for
the parade. It begins at
l l am.. on Marine
Avenue on Balboa Island.
,,,,.,, !d.~'4 tll a&c.tt~~l!.d Hl(l,fdoeolid
.June 2nth Augu~ 14th
!Aw Enforcement Careers "Police Ride AJong
Carune Dernonslrabon ·Shoot.mg Range
Helicopte r Demonstration
c~ ~(fets Tinui:dtiy Everrnigs f.roin 600 p1n 900 pin
StlJdentS ~n earn
UP tO rJ hOt.arS Of
communitY Service Credtt!
Indulge Your Palettes
J oin The St. Regis Monarch Bea c h Reso rt & S pa this
Wednesday May 28th from 5-6 pm, for an exhilarating
Art Exhibit & Reception at Motif. Featured artist.
Janet Mackaig, describes her work as "a visual haiku,"
and has been featured widely in the US and Japan ,
and is in cl uded in the permanent collection at
The Los Angeles County Mus eum of Art.
Meet the artist and view her work, while enjoying
complimentary samples of Motif's signature "small plates;'
aromatic wines, live music, and valet p arking .
Art Exhibits w ilJ continue throug h September 3, 2003
Please call Motif at 949-234-3320 fo r further info rmation.
Presented by The Dana Point Coastal Arts.
June 4 -
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Home to a certain world
ST.
June 11
Kevin Short
& Robin Hall
Joy Patterson
MONARCH BEACH
Dana Po.Int. Ca.llfomta
M Wednesday, May 28, 2003
PUBLIC SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTA..U • ....,...._Amanwn
am91ted on 8Utpidon of
un'-wful ca,,.,.ng on the
street In h 3100 block ..
10-AO a.m. s.tufdey.
• ~loull'UW'd Md
Vlctotla S1rMt: A men WU
arrested on auspklon of
being drunk In public at 8:66
p.m. Saturday. • w..t Brook S1rMt: A man
was emtlted on ausplcion of
receiving stolen property In
the 1100 blodc at 7:43 p.m.
Saturday.
• w..t Wiiton S1rMt: A man
was arrested on suspicion of
violation of a protective
ordinance in the 300 blodc at
6:30 p.m. Saturday.
• w..t 18th StrMt Md
An.tteim Avenue; A man
was atrested on suspicion of
vandalism at 8:45 p.m.
Saturday.
• West 19th Strwt: A man
was arrested on suspicion of
driving under the influence
HOME
Continued from Al
the Corona del Mar Olamber of
Commerce.
·People continue to buy a uto-
mobiles and houses.~ Sinclair
said.
Both median-price homes in
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
registered robust increases in
April, when compared to a year
ago. according to the report,
which counted single-family
homes, as weU as condomin-
iums, in the two cities.
CONDUCTOR
Continued from Al
his knowledge of music.
At OCC he taught courses
ranging from fundamentals of
music to orchestra. and has
acted as musical director for two
ofOCCs summer shows, "Pacific
Overtures" and "South Pacific."
·He loves his students and he's
demanding of his srudents, but
he's inspired them and he has
their best interests at heart,"
said Sylvia lmpert, dean of the
fine arts divisio n. which in-
cludes visuaJ and performing
arts. ·11e·s very passionate about
what he does so he really im·
parts that passion to his sru-
dents."
Not seeing his presence at the
college as anything exceptional,
the bumble professor sees his
ALLOWED
Continued from A 1
just behavior.-. we would rather
not see.
Posted directJy on the comer
of each intersection on the strip
are the No Bad Behavior signs,
which has cartoon symbols for
curse words with a red circle
and slash acrOS5 them. The
symbol is also on buttons and
T-shirts worn by area employees
and shopkeepers. The city also
posted ·rules of common
courtesy" that list suggestions to
ensure a safe and enjoyable
beach experience for everyone,
Lingle said.
Ungle said the two years
invested in the research of the
public decen<.-y campaign were
well worth It.
' ·The results have been
tremendous," he said.
Ungle said they expected
three types of responses: those
who would never curse or llash
or drink In public in the first
place; those who do but simply
need to be brought back to the
real world; and those who wOJ
blow It off and continue their
drunbn merrtment
"We haven't had many of that
third category.· Ungle said.
·Most of them arn Just down
here to blow off some team
and they might let loOM • UttJe,
but once you remind them. it's
fine.•
And who, euctly, It golf\g
around ~ndln1 peop6e to
watch their mouths and teti>
tbeir dothefl on. ~ Ptteodsblp
• Patrol?
Yes, the PrlendlhJp Patrol Oh,
.net the Youth lntervendon
1Mm. M kl nune lncticltee. the -.um biterwneioo 1Mm lt
--up ol 18-to ZS.,_r-oldlJ
Who .. lO their _peen ....
~II COOL 1beJ ..m.d
...., to tab It= oa lhe tioaU8ad• ...........
._Wbo-bwunllnowa _,_...,noe ..... ID-• ...............
of alcohol or dNga In the
500blodtat3;341.m.
Sundlly.
NEWPORT BEACH
~..._9oul...,d:Atrafnc
ooltlelon WM reported In the
300 blodt at 12:68 p.m.
~.
• &It C.-lllghw.y and
MMMhur'ICM~
Reddeu driving waf
reported at 3:45 p.m.
Monday.
• N9wpoft 8ouleWfd: A
structure fire was reported
in the 2900 blodc at 2;61 p.m.
Monday.
• Proepect Street and CeNll
S1rMt: A hit-anO-n.ln
collision involving a par1ced
vehicle was reported at 6:08
p.m. Sunday.
• West B9Y StrMt: An
abandoned vehicle was
reported In the 1100 blodc at
3:02 p.m. Monday.
• West 11th StrMt: A
commercial burglary waa
reported in the 800 blodc at
1:15p.m. Monday.
The mid -level home in New-
port Beach soared 22.3% to
$816,250 from $667,500 a year
ago. In Costa Mesa, the median
price hit $400,000, a 14% rise
from $350, 750 in April 2002.
·1toca1 home values are) play-
ing precisely the way lhe county
is playing, albeit with higher
stakes, .. said Richard Luehrs, the
president of the Newport Beach
Chamber of Commerce.
• PAUL CUNTON covers the
environment, business and Politics.
He may be reached at (949)
764-4330 or by e-mail at
paul.clinton@larimes.com.
stint at OCC as a wonderful run
that has now come to an end.
Others around him see it as
much more than that.
The symphony "plays a hugely
significant role as one of our big-
gest community events and, as
far as performing arts go on this
campus, it's one of the premier
thin~" lmpert said. "We hope
to have Alan Remington come
back as a guest conductor. He's
really going to be missed."
And he will definitely miss it.
·1 did my job and enjoyed do-
ing it and just had a tremendous
amount of support from my col-
leagues and my students." Rem-
ington said. ·rve done every-
thing I could, I think. and l've
enjoyed iL •
• CHRISTINE CARRIU.O covers
education and may be reached at
(9491 574-4268 or by e-mail at
christine.carrillo@latimes.com.
They have been trained in
conflict resolution and are also
on the street to assist people in
finding a local hangout, store or
place to eat
"They are not just out there to
patrol,• Lingle said. ·Tuey are
among their peers and they are
helpful It is really nice to have
these people out there.•
Older people volunteer for
the Friendship Patrol, Ungte
said. lbe more seasoned
volunteers have no problem
telling.rowdy kids to tum down
that racket or mind their Ps and
Qs.
Lingle called it a remarbble
program that has done more
than crack down on rowdy
behavior on the strip, but
sparked an overall "awareness
ol how we speak and act in
public."
The overall success of the
Vtrginia Beach movement is In
the attitude of the enforcement,
Ungle said. Simple
communication.
Perhaps Newport Beach City
Council members can take a
page out of the Virginia Beach
playbook. Council members
could Start by being direct wfth
members of Fn!eNewportl and
otbed who say they are being
ign~
Signs along the bead\Side
streets to Wett Newpon could
explicitly hen cataln behavfon
llJce thote found In Vlra1Jlla
8eacb.
1be euta:n vuatioo
destination hu the no c:unin8
Ggn-WJy .unpy m...iratect to
Jet~ mow tt 11
lmpollte to haft 1 pony mouth.
In Newport Belch. a lack ot
po«iee teemt to be put of the
problem. eo Pftbapa a no
udnatlng...., .. in order.
Hmmm ••. wOnder what tbal
• would k>Ok Ubl
• LCJUaMCS a .-cloMMe .
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GUI IER
Continued from Al
per year. He said the only opdoo
they came up wttb was for a
largu entertainment plan that
would involve the defunct
F.ctwa.rds movie theater and cost
abou1 $10 million.
Barlier tl1ls year. Freeman also
alluded to rehabilltation
attempts that failed due to
ecooomJcs.
"We looked at something like
three to four detailed,
conceptual plans for expanded
theater use. expanded recreation
use," Freeman said in Febnwy.
"One scenario had a rink with
the alley. There slmply wasn't the
financial support to commit to
iL Nobody wanted to make the
long-term commitment to
spread over some time the cost
of a major renovation. and
nothing short of that would have
made it a viable use.•
But some say the Segerstroms
failed to provide long-tenn lease
opportunities.
Daw Osborn, vice-president
of operations for Fountain Bowl
in fountain Valley, said the
partnership that owns Fountain
Bowl tried to negotiate a
long-tenn lease with the
Segerstroms five years ago, to no
avail.
"The landJord would not give
us a long-tenn lease," Osborn
said. "Without it, you can't
renovate the center, [you) can't
atf ord to do iL (Tile SegerstromsJ
gid not want it to be a bowling
• Send AROUND TOWN items to
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TODAY
The CcM.ndl on Aging -Orange
County la offering free training to
recognize financial abuse and
safeguard against victimization
with a two-hour session called
"Who Can You Trust?" The
session runs from 1 to 3 p.m. at
the Newport Beach Oasis Senior
Center, 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. For reservations,
call (949) 644-3244.
The Mu1uat UFO~ al
Orange County presents Newport
resident Bob Wood, who will
show and comment on the
production of ·Tue Seaet; a
recendy aired television special.
Wood will present evidence for
the existence of a covert CfUh
recovery program at the 7:30 p.m.
show at Costa Mesa's
Community Center, 1846 Par1c
Ave. Admission is $6 for
first-timers with this clipping. Call
(714) 520-4836 for more
information.
THURSDAY
Op, the original Catlfomla lhstyle
brand, and Projekter. Action
Sports Cinema announce the
opening of the Op Summer Surf
Series at the Udo Theater at 9
p.m .• with a screening of the
original 36-millimeter print of
John Milius' 1960s surf epic "Big
Wednesday.• For more
information, call (949) 722-2219.
Medarn Juatice LcMM Arbour al
Canada's Supreme Court will /"
present -Waging War Lawfull~
Who Will Enforce the Lawr at
UC Irvine's 12th annual Julius
Margolis Lecture at 7:30 p.m. in
Social Scienoa Lecture Hall 100.
Arbour will diSClUa• the use of
national and International courts
for prosecuting war crimes,
crimes against humanity and
genocide. Admission is free. For
more information, call (949)
824-6410.
~Chet.den School'•
Middle Schoof Theater Clua will
present "Mary Popph\a" at 7 p.m.
May 29 and 30. Tidceta are $4,
free for chlldntn vounger than 6.
The ac:hool ia 8t 300 Atcher Ave.,
Cott. Meaa. C..11 (714) 437-1700,
ext. 188 for tidteta or infonnation.
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The ...... tncldol• of .......
Ft9nce end Mexico wtM be
ahowcewt at. two-day
lntllmedonef 1-dval at the
Newport~ Centrat Ubrary.
~~of afl tuee•re
lnvtt.d to the,._ 9Wf1ta .,,....nted by the Newport Beectl
Sla'9r Cfty Aun. For m«e
Jnfonnatfon, caM (..a) 717~.
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centeL They wanted it to be
aomethlng else. ..
And u recetJdy u • week ago,
Bleda Cohen, maNlging pwtner
of Sports Center Bowt In Studio
Oty, Mid the Segerstroma
wouldn't give her any price for
the land. Cohen sald her
busines,, has increased I 04Jf> each
of the last four year&
"A pJece of property 1n Costa
Mesa is a prime piece of
property and It would be great to
have a bowling center there."
Cohen said. "l dJdn't have
anything to go on.~
And the Segerstroms' clalm
that the market for bowling ln
Costa Mesa is lackluster isn't
entirely correct. Roussin saJd.
While league bowling
throughout the industry has
dropped in recent years,
nonJeague ~g has picked
up, keeping attendance overall
steady, Roussin explained.
"It used to be 70% league and
30% open," Roussin sald.
"Today, it's about 50-50. There's a
decline in one area. but
entertairunent and open play
has picked up and (we're) still at
100% plateau. Overall, it's doing
extremely well"
FoJmer Planning
Commissioner nm Cromwell
also believes the Segerstroms
could have done more to save
Kona lanes and the other
entertainment uses. Putting up a
"For Lease" sign would have
been a good stan. he said.
Cromwell, who develops
shopping centers, said the
Segerstroms can make more
money converting the
AROUND TOWN
church is at the comer of Pacific
View Drive and Marguerite
Avenue in Corona del Mar. For
information, call (949) 644-0463.
AIDS w.ic Orange CcM.nty wiA
hold its opening ceremonies at 9
a.m. and will begin at 9:30 a.m . at
the UC Irvine Administration
Loop and Chancellor's Rose
Garden. Participants will walk to
raise funds for HIV/AIDS
prevention and support services.
To form a walk team o r support
the event, call (949) 955-1400 or
visit www.aidswallc.orploc.
The ProfMsion.I Dance N.twortc
will host the fourth annual
"Celebrating Young Talent• at
5:30 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore
Theatre at Orange Coalt College.
Tidcets are $10 for general
admission and $25 for VIP seats.
Free ti<Xets are available for
select community-based
organizations. For more
information or tidcets. call (800)
323--0267.
The Ash Fry a.by eom..t wil a,.
held in Costa Mesa's Downtown
Community Center in Lions Park.
J udging begins at 1 p.m .. with
stage announcements at 2 p.m.
Baby registration and information
forms are available at Cal's
Camera and State Farm
Insurance in Costa Mesa.
Registration is $5. Forms must be
mailed by May 23 or faxed to
(714) 436-0191. For more
information, call (714) 54S-4961.
TIJESOAY
P.K. Odle al the AIMrican Feng
Shui Institute will explain how
elemental remedies are
impfemented to complement
your decor at a 7 p.m. seminar at
Visions & Dreams in Costa Mesa.
Reservations are required. For
more information, call (626)
288-1669.
JUNE4
The FrielMll al the Newport
Beach Library will hos1 a
complimentary br\lnc:::tl and
annual meeting for members at
10:30 a.m. In the friendl Meeting
Room at the Central Library, 1000
Avocado Ave. Local Nancy
Robison, author of mo,. than 70
boots, will tM the speaker.
Reservations are required and
mult be made by May 28. Call
(714)~276.
JUNE5
Edes ..... 0-.. Hemllon
will retum to the N.wport Belch
Centnl Ubrary at 7 p.m. to
Pf9Mnt "The Crlme Novel n
Cultural Study;" The best...nlng
Mlthor wtll ditQ.-.. Suger Slculf;"
her new nowf, and how her
joum1Hem be«ground led to
wl'ftfng ftdlon. Call (Ml) 717~18
for more lnfomwtlon.
,.,.... Hlfp UIA wll hold an
op.n houee and "*"'"'1 ml,_
from 4 to 7 p.m. to lfM)W tM
~Its newhdley 8t 330w..t
8lly St., Suil9 120 In eo.t. Meu.
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entertainment to other usea. But
he woukl. Ulce to see the
Seger&troms keep K.ona Lanes
and use It as a bargalnin.g chlp
wfth the city tor furure
entitlements on the property.
Oomwell would also like to
see a city leader act quickly to
dedare the bowling 'alley
historical to prevent demolition.
"lfl was actually a city
councilman, knowing what I
know right now about the
Interest in Kona Lanes from
legitimate operators and people
who have the money to renovate
and operate it and run it as a
first-class bowling alley, I think I
would loo.k into declaring Kona
Lanes as a historic building in
the city of Costa Mesa and stop
the wrecking baU: Cromwell
said.
While the movie theater and
ice rink have not generated the
same groundswell of nostalgia.
there is evidence that there is
strong support for these uses in
Orange County.
Krikorian Theatres just
opened a new movie theater in
Buena Park. For renovation
opportunities, amenities like
new screens, staclium seating
and no competitlon within three
miles would be ideal but not
absolutely necessary, said Jeff
Kristoff, a real estate consultant
who works with Krikorian.
·we·re always looldng for a
good site to expand," Kristoff
said. wlf there's a site that makes
sense, we'll take a crack at it.•
And the Ice Palace, which
owns a rink in Aliso Viejo.
opened a brand new rink in
Vietnamese. European and
Native American rultures. The
noon event at Aldrich Par1c on the
UCI campus is free. For
information, call (949) 824-8942.
JUNE 7
Mllc:y's SouUt to.st Plaza and
Teen People magazine will host a
Summer Surf and Swim Fashion
Show featuring the latest looks
from Roxy. Hurley, O'Neill,
Billabong and more at 2 p.m. in
Macy's South Coast Plaza's
women's store. For more
information, call (714) 556-0611,
ext. 4231.
Someone Carn Soup Kitchen
will celebrate its 17th anniversary
in memory of Cpl. Jose Angel
Garibay from 6 to 9 p.m. at 720
West 19th St in CoS1a Mesa. The
Aag Day dinner/auction will
feature Chef Leon Mathews.
Tidtets COS1 S45. All proceeds will
support the Someone Cares Soup
Kitctlen Hunger Relief and
Tutoring Programs. Make
reservations by May 27. Call (949)
~1. For underwriting
opportunities, call (714) 801-2354.
Join Susan Goldstein, one of the
authors of "Healthy Dining in
Orange County;' for a session
about healthy ruisine at your
favorite restaurants in the
Bloomingdale's Home Store in
Newport Beadl from 11 :30 a.m. to
1 p.m. The $15 admission
includes a signed copy of
"Healttiy Dining in Orange
County.• Space is limited, and
tldcets must be pun:ttased by
June 1. Call (949) 729-6854 for
more information.
The Adema School Country Feir
will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
2850 Country Club Drive. The fair
will have a silentauction.-a.
50-foot inflatable obstacle coorse,
a 3(>-foot inflatable slide, a dunk
tank, numerous games, prizes,
food, drinlts, a bake sale, a DJ, a
guest band and more. Call (714)
424-7935 for more information.
JUHE8
The Orange CcM.nty Women'•
Chorus present its 2003 spring
program, "On thla Island; at
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Chun:tt. The concert of
island-themed music begins at 7
p.m. and will include the chorus
directed by Eliza Rubenstein and
"Man in Blaque; an ensemble
directed by Joseph Huszti. Ticbta
are $12 end can be,purdlued In
~•nee et (949) 461-8&90.
~alhe~muaie ...
trMt9d to "The Summer Knows;
•free musicale 8t 3 p.m. at the
Newport Beadl Central Library.
Mignonne Profam and a guest
~!st wtll pr-...nt the final
program of the library'• music:lle
Mfies, fMturtng tunes of
Gerahwtn, Joblm and LeGrand.
For more Information, call (949)
717-3818.
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A.aan. wtll ~ "Focutinv on
Memory Lou'" from 8;30 to 7:30
p.m. at the o,..eo...
Unkltten ~~rd\,
12Y Vktofie St., Cotta Mesa. The
sw-sltllllon wlll 9ddrm vM<>us
'*-of memory to. Inducing
~Dlelne.in~
eo..,_.tnd~ For
men '"'°""91on, eel(•) ...4812.
Yol'ba Unda last November fn ao
abandoned Ralph's buJJdlng. Th~
rtnk offers • uaUoa ecbool. a
hockey school. skating
compeddons Wld other events.
said Dominlc 8llSl i. rink
employee.
"We're doing very weU, .. Bassi
said. "We're above averQge for O
rin.k."
Councilman Allan M:msoor
said he believes recreational
options are still viable at Mesa
Verde. but the onus ls on the
Segcrstroms to provide them.
wThere's n o doubt in my mind
that a recreation.al type of use
could work there and that there
are people that are interested in
such a use, but the bottom line
is that it's going to be up to the
Segerstroms to bring something
forward,• Mansoor saJd.
As far as Assistant
Development Services Director
Perry Valantine knows, the
Segerstroms have not yet
appUed for a pennit to demolish
Kona. But once they do, the
bulldowrs can start
immediately, Valantine said.
A step Cromwell would like &o
avoid at aU costs.
WWhen the wrecking ball hits
Kona Lanes. it's gone forever and
they're probably going to get in
there within the next couple or
weeks and start demolition ...
Cromwell said. ~As long as that
building is stilJ there, that has
value to someone el~."
• OEfRORE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at (949)
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman a latimes com
COUNCIL
Continued from Al
leagu~ have expre:.sed ouuage
al Nichol<.' remarks.
"The lOnte:xt of my metaphor
wa." not perfect," Nichols told
colleague~ a1 Tuesday n ight's
cou ncil meeting "I did not want
to imply improper behavior on
the part or the Planning Com ·
mi~'>ioner-.."
•JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
NewPort Beach and John Wayne
AirPort She may be readied at
(949) 574-4232 or by e·ma1I at
1une casagrande a la rimes.com
SALATA,
Beverly Stahl
Born November 3, 1925, In Los
Angeles. Passed away May 23,
2003, following a lengthy
Illness. Bevel1y Is survived by
her husband of 52 years, Paul
Salata of Newport Beach; son,
Bradley Salata of Newport
Beach; daughter, Melanie
Salata Fitch (Edwatd)
of Newport Beach;
granddaughters, Alix, and Mane Fitch. Pr1vate Internment
at Pacific View Cemetef)' prior
to service. Funeral MNtces
Wiii be held on Friday, May 30,
12:00 noon, at St. Andf9ws
Presbyterian Church. 600 St.
And~ Road, Newport
Beach. In Heu of ftowers
donation• may be made to the Trofan League of Orange
Coonty for USC Schofarshlpa
or Clipped Wings for the
Chlldntn'a Special Olympa.
Donations can be malled to
Bever1y Salata Memor1al Fund,
3723 Birch st., &"'-11,
Newport BMch, CA 92860.
Funeral 9eMcee under the
direction of Rllhet Montebello
Mortuary, 323-728-1261. •
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JUNE 13
lrwenton foNm pt"Hentl I
Mmlner on "Intellectual Propeny
Law" by Edward Schlatter, patent
attorney. et 7:30 p.m . In Orange
Coast College'• Science Lecture
Hell. Reg istration and networking
begin et 7 p.m. The colt i1 $5 for
member•. $15 for nonmembers.
Call (714) 640-2491 for
Information.
JUNE 14
full Spectyum Voge hH pertnwed
with New Directionf! for Women
to host "Celebrating Wholeness,"
a yoga end healing arts festival
benefiting women and children
terved by the nonprofit New
Directions for Women. Admission
is free, end donations are
accepted. The full-day event will
be at Full Spectrum Yoga in
Newport Beach. For more
information, call (949) 955· 1965.
JUNE 18
Phil Brtgendl, Orange County
archivist, will discuss what is in
the archives as they relate to
Costa M esa's history at 7 p m at
the Costa Mesa H1stoncal Society,
1870 Anaheim Ave . Costa Mesa.
For more information. call (949)
631·5918 or visrt
www.amhistpress.com
JUNE 19
Th• Nstional Muttiple Sclerosis
Society will present an Internet
educational program called "El
Cu1dado Clinico de la E sclerosis
Multiple; a Spanish-speaking
broadcast on clinical care of
multiple sclerosis, at 5:30 p m To
connect, go to
www.nar1onalmssoc1ery org
select •Living with MS" and then
select "Webcasts and
Conferences.#
JUNE 23
Children 5 and older are invited to
register for a variety of summer
aquatic camps offered by
Newport Beach Recreation
Services The camps run through
August, with numerous morning
and afternoon options avc11lable
from HSa1hng and Tennis Comp'
to ·surf Camp." Call (9491
644-3151 for more 111forma11on, or
register oniine at
www c1ty.newport beach c.1 ui;
ONGOING
Volu~ drivers are needed to
help deliver nutritiously prepared
meals to homebound. frail or
elderly clients incapable of
ahoppmg or cooking for
themselves through #Mobile
Meals,# sponsored by
FISH-Harbor Area Inc. and Hoag
Hoepltal. Call 1949) 645 8050 for
more Information
A vart.ty of private, semi-private
and group swim lessons will be
offered this summer at the
M a nan Bergeson Aquatic CentN
at Corona del Mar High School
Options include one-on·one
instruction on Saturdays, as well
aa Monday through Thursday
program for all ages and levels
For session dates, times and
costs, call 19491644·3151, or
register in person at Newport
Beadl Recreation and Senior
Services at 3300 Newport Blvd
Children, tMns and 9dutu can
now register for summer
recreational boating classes
offered through Newport Beach
Recreation Services Classes
begin July 12. Fees vary Calf
(949) 644-3151, or v1s1t the
Newport Beach Recreation dnd
Senior Services a 3300 Newport
Blvd. for more information
Prof9uional and licensed soccer
trainers with the All-England
Socoer Academy are available for
one-on-one, small groop and
large group training. For more
information, call (949) 395·5103.
J9wtsh Femily S.Mce 11
sponsoring a teen sup~rt group
tor high echool ttudenta that
meet.a Monday• from 3:30 to 6
p.m. at Tart>ut V'Torah Upper
School In Coate Mesa. For
information or to regl1ter, call
(714) 4454950. Pre-registration I•
required.
Th• Rrwt P9ge -Rne ChlldNn'I
Booka, at 270 E. 17th St, No. 10 In
Cotta Meta, offer1 free story time
Mondays, Wednelday, Friday•
and Saturday• from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m., Tuesday• and Thurlday1
from 4 to 5 p.m. For more
inform ation, call (949) 646-5437.
"Abl'tnct Worb on C.1M11 and
Paper:' an exhibit of art by Janet
Rosener, will be on di1play at the
Newport Beadl Central Library
through June 30. The exhibit will
feature selections from Rosener'•
"Washed Away" series, created
by dripping, splattering or
pouring additional paint and
mediums onto an original
painting and washing It away to
suggest the passage of time. For
more information. call (949)
717·3816.
Award-winning worb by Orange
County artists working in an array
of two-dimensional media will be
on display at Newport Bead! City
Hall through June V.1or the
Spring 2003 Orange County
Artists Exhibition. For more
information, call (949) 717-3870.
Registration is now open for
runners and walkers of all ages
for the 22nd annual Corona del
Mar Scenic SK Race & rwo-m1le
Fun Walk on June 1.
Pre-registration fees are $22 for
the run/Walk and $12 for the
Dolphin Dash. Registration on the
day of the race 1s SJO for the
runlwalk. Separate races for men
and women are limited to 1,500
runners. Call (9491644-3151 to
register
Bayside 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
tt your orchid is too big for its pot,
Green Systems International will
show you how to re-pot your
plant dunng their free
orchid potting seminar every
Saturday at 2 p m A plant sale 1s
held from 9 a m to 4 p m at the
20362 Birch St facility Call (949)
756-1211 for information
Discover the secrets of C.rbon
Canyon Regional Partc as you
walk through groves of beauuful
Coastal Redwood trees every
Saturday at 8·30 a m Parking is
$4 Call (714) 996-5252 for more
information.
Team Survivor. a nonprofit
organization encouraging w omen
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 front of NIKEgodess
store in Fashion Island Members
meet for lundl after at Atnum
court It 1s free, and all fitness
levels are welcome For more
information. call (949) 275 3888.
Newport Community CounMling
Center offers a way to stop the
cycle of domestic violence
through the support group In
S A F.E Hands SAFE. stands for
safety, awareness, faith and
empowerment. The group meets
Mondays from 6·30 to 8 p.m
Free For more information. call
(949) 721-8079.
Teens are invited to drop by th•
city of Cost a M esa Recreation
Center from 2 to 6 p.m. Monday
through Friday for indoor and
outdoor sports and activities. The
Center is at 1860 Anaheim Ave.
For more information. call (714)
327-7560.
The Newport 8Hc:h W.lklng Club
meets at the corner of Superior
and Hospital Road in Newport
Beach at 9:15 a.m. and 7 p.m.
THESE NEW FABRICS
Will APPEAL TO EVERY ONE .
EVU HUSBUOS.
"* lpp9I to~·
Come ... them todl,.
BEST BET
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Wednesday, May 28, 2003 M
Cotti M .... $10 per p«aon, per
Halon. Pr.reglatnrtJon r.qulred.
(714)~.
The Jewleh ~ SeMce of
Orange County h11 a weekly
parenting l\lpport group. Pa~
leam ltrltegles for euoceasful
parenting and for dealing with
the feellngt and behavior of their
dllldren. The group meet.a from
10 to 11 :30 a.m. Mondays at the
Jewish Family Service office at
260 E. Biker St. Suite G. Cotta
Mua. The group v.111 cover
managing anger. anxiety and
peer pre11ure children
experler\QI. Preregistration
required. (714) 445-4950.
Th• Costa Mesa~ c.m.r
ha• ballroom dancing with live
mu11c from the Com Mesa
Music Makers from 7:30 to 10:30
p.m. every Tuelday night at 695
W. 19th St. Costa Mesa. $4. (949)
548-3884.
Orange Coast College will hold its 55th commencement ceremony at 6:30 p.m. Friday m
the college's LeBard Stadium. About 2,000 students will receive associate marts degrees
and certificates. Faeulty and administration members will lead the procession.
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County sponsors an ongoing
healing support group for the
chronically ill. The purpose is to
provide partletpants with
emotional and spiritual support to
manage illness and its
consequences The groop meets
at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the Jew!Sh
Family Service office at 250 E.
Baker St, Costa Mesa. Attendance
1s free. but registration is required.
(714) 445-4950
everyday. For more informativn, by chef Alexx Guevara. The class
call (949) 650-1332. is held from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Wednesdays at 3333 Bnstol St,
The Newport Beach Cake Costa Mesa. The cost, including
Decorating Club meets from 7 to materials. is S30 To reserve a
9 p.m. on Thursday nights at spot, call (818) 994-5075.
Supenor and Hospital Road in
Newport Beach. For more Yoga and rhythm,
information, call (9491650-1332. "Yogarhythm1cs# combines yoga.
dance and fun The class 1s held
The Assn. of Business S9"'ices from 4:30 to 5·45 p m. Tuesdays
hosts a nerwortung meeting that at 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East.
deals with education connections Suite 111 , Costa Mesa. For more
from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on the second information, call (714) 754-7399.
Tuesday of every month at the
Holiday Inn at 3131 Bnstoi St., The Newport Harbor Nautical
Costa Mesa For more Museum offers the exhibit ¥Joe
information, call (949) 805-0011 Duncan Gleason: Rediscovering
California's Manne Art Master,#
"Divorce: A New Beginning," a through Sept 30. The museum is
workshop for men and women at 151 E. Pacific Coast Highway.
divorced or getting divorced, 1s Newport Beach Free admission.
held from 10 a.m to 12·30 p m at For more information, call (949)
180 NewPort Center Drive on the 673·7863
third Saturday of every month.
Cost is $40. For more information. Interfaith couples with one
call 644-6435 Jewish partner are invited to
participate in a discussion group
The Newport Beach Public at the Jewish Family Service of
Library hosts an hoor of stones Orange County office. The group
and crafts for children in 1s geared toward dealing with
kindergarten through the second issues between mterfarth
grade at the Corona del Mar couples, sudl as raising children,
brandl from 3 to 4 p m Tuesdays observing hohdays. symbols in
The library 1s at 420 Mangold the home and relationships with
Ave. For more information. call extended fam1hes. The cost for
(949) 717·3800. three sessions is $45 per couple.
Preregistration 1s required. Call to
Free tours of the Orange County schedule date and time. The
Performing Arts Center take office is at 250 E. Baker St.. Suite
guests to the dressing rooms. G. Costa Mesa. (7141445-4950.
performer's lounge, bac:ttstage
and on stage at 10·30 a.m. every Women 50 and older can join a
Wednesday and Saturday at 600 discussion groop coordinated by
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Jewish Family Services to
Group toors can be held by address issues sydl as anxiety,
special arrangement. For more depression. relationships,
information, call (714) 556 ARTS, loneliness and family. The group
eX1. 833. meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m.
Mondays at the agency offices.
The Newport Beach Newcomers 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa
Club holds a general meeting on Mesa. Preregistration required.
the third Wednesday of every (714) 445-4950.
month. The organization 1s open
to all women residents in Friends of th• Newport e.ach
Newport Beach who have hved in Public Library Used Book Store
the area fewer than five years. For are asking for patrons to donate
more information. call (949) books to replenish the dwindling
645-9922. or visit stodt. Books may be left at any of
newcomers·newportbeach org the three branch hbranes -
Balboa. Manners. or Corona del
0.sis Senior c.nter hokh a Mar -or in the book doset next
pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10 to the Friends Book Store, at 1000
a.m. on the second Saturday of Avocado Ave., Newport Beadl.
every month. Breakfast includes All hardcover and paperbadt
pancakes, sausage. coffee and donations, with the exception of
orange juice for SJ. $1 for magazines and law books, will be
dlildren. The center is at 800 accepted and are t8X deductible.
Marguerite, Corona def Mar. For (9491759-9667.
more information, calf (949)
644-3244. The Braille 1Ndtut9 o«... free
computer classes to people with
Macy's Soutti Coast Plaza fading vision who have difficulty
presents "Woruhop seeing the computer screen. The
Wednesdays: A Hands-on Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite
Cooking Oass Program" hosted Ave., Corona del Mar, offers six
Give Us Your Child
this Summer.
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f\t. Tuton119 Clubs of Amfflc.1,
~·re dt'dlatt'd to ensuring your child SU<CttdS
(949) '4S·J900
488 E•Jt 17th Strttt • COSU ~
(.aomtf f//f IMnt ~)
MATH • alAOING • WUTING • STUDY MULLS • JAT ,_.,
sessions. Call to sign up for
classes. (714) 821-5000.
A spiritual care dus meets at
7:15 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400
Irvine Ave., Suite 114, Newport
Beadl. Call to reserve a seat. (949)
263-1402.
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce hosts networtcing
lundleon meetings Wednesdays
from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club. The
cost is $14. The club Is at 1701
Golf Course Dnve, Costa Mesa.
(714) 885-9090.
A brain tumor support group
meets the first and third
Thursdays of eadl month from 7
to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer
Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag
Drive, Newport Beach. Free.
Registration not required. The
group is designed to help
patients and their families
understand and cope with the
illness. (949) 574-6232.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
hosts a mental illness support
group from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Sundays in D1erenfield Hall C at
600 St Andrews Road, Newport
Beadl. (949) 574-2236.
The Jewish Femily 54KYice of
Orange County sponsors a
discussion group for adult
children and their parents from 6
to 7 p.m. two Tuesdays a month
at the Jewish Family Service
office at 250 E. Baker St, Suite G,
Scrabble Club No. 350 mMts
from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at
Borders Books. Music & Cafe at
South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bear St.
in Costa Mesa S3 New players
are welcome (9491 206-9822.
The Coin and Sump Club mHb
from 1 to 3 p m. Mondays at the
Oasis Senior Center New
members intere61ed m trading.
buying and selling stamps and
coins are being sought to 1oin
these informal meetings. There
are no fees reQu1red. (949)
644-3244
Jewish Family Set'vice ofhlrs
ongoing bereavement support
groups for adults at all stages of
loss. Group members share ~
expenences, hear how others deal
with gnef, receive support and
learn ways to cope with sadness
and loss. One group meets at 7
p.m. Tuesdays at Beth Jacob in
Irvine. The second group meets at
10 a.m. Tuesdays at Temple Judea
1n Laguna Hills The third group
meets at 1 p.m . Thursdays at the
Ezra Center in Anaheim Free. but
advance registration ts required
(714) 445-4950
Jewish Family Set'vice of Onnge
County provides a support and
discussion group for persons
recovenng from childhood or
teenage sexual abuse The group
meets from 8 to 9·30 p.m
Tuesdays at 250 E Baker St.,
Costa Mesa. Advance reg1strat1on
1s required. (7141445-4950
GIVE YOUR DAD
THE TIME OF DAY,
FATHER'S D AY IS SUNDAY, JUNE 1 SrH.
ISN'T IT TIME
TO REMEMBER DAD?
" RO LEX
M Wednesday, May 28, 2003
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MAILBAG
Clarifying a student
investigation
I was saddened to read Orange
Coast C.Ollege President Gene
Farrell's comments in the article •ocx: paper takes on student
government.. Satwday).
As the cun-..nt editor of the
Coast Report, I would like to
clarify a couple of points.
First, the paper did not make
any inquiries or allegations about
Brown Act violations for
monetary reasons. lf Farrell asked
fellow administrators at the
school. Including Kate Mueller,
he would find that the paper was
inquiring into the nature of the
meetings prior to the budget
being made public. The paper
had even contacted lawyers with
questions about the meetings
before it knew how much money
it wouJd receive.
FU PHOTO I OAl.V Pl.OT
Mike Billings, right, the editor in chief of the Coast Report at
Orange Coast College, sits with copy editor Matt Ballinger.
Oh the silliness of the "Around Town,· we attended a
Friday morning performance of
For public knowledge, the
funding the Coast Report receives
from the Associated Students
does not fund the printing of the
paper. The advertising in the
paper funds the printing. Rather,
the funding is for a journalism
conference the students attend
each semester -a learning
experience. A decrease ln funding
does not hamper the paper's
printing or ability to function.
Second, the Brown Act does
not have an exemption for
students to learn. If the students
want to be part of allocating real
money, they need to follow the
Jaws, no matter how hard that
maybe.
city mottos
Thanks Peter Buffa. for
reminding us all how goofy city
mottos are C-ltme to trade up
motto," Sunday).
C.OSta Mesa Is not. nor was it
ever, "The Hub or the Harbor."
That's Newport Beach, the whole
universe knows that. So now we
are going to swap that motto for
a new lie. Now we are "The Qty
of the Arts." as if saying it makes
it so. not unlike the fabuJous
Baghdad Bob. the Iraqi
m.isinfonnation czar. Laguna
Beach is the uaty or Arts. ..
Always was, probably always will
be. The whole universe knows
that
Google tells me that a motto is
a "short pithy saying or phrase."
OK then, how about this for a
motto for our town. Costa Mesa.
"The City That Has Everything"."
Then an asterisk. and In tiny
print. "Except a Beach." (Thanks
Newport, for always letting us use
yours.)
Orange Coast C.OOege's fourth
annual Fiesta Latina.
We an reladve strangers to
the college and know nobody
there.
What a delight everything
about the performance was
extraordinarily good -the
dances, the dancers, the
costumes, the lighting effects
and the commentary of artistic
director Jose Costas. We were
so excited we felt we had to
write this Unle report.
The performance was free,
but as milady Annabelle said
afterward, "It was good enough
to be worth a $50 ticket."
Bravo to C.Ostas and his very
talented and enthusiastic
ensemble.
The Robert Moore Theatre
was crowded with lucky
schoolchildren. Apart from
lhelr teachers: the two or us
were the only adults there. Too
bad. So many other seniors like
us would have enjoyed It. Many
I also believe the public should
be wary of such behavior by
public officials. The Associated
Students allocate nearly $1
million of public funds. The
public shouJd not take this lightly.
GARY DRIES other grown·ups also, but of
All the paper is asking for is the
law to be followed. I do not
O>sta Mesa course they don't have the
wonderful freedom to attend a
10 a.m. performance.
believe that is too much tow Quite a find at OCCs
for. MIKE BIWNGS Fiesta Latina
We'll be there for the fifth
annual edition next year. With
many others, we hope.
• •
Editor of the Coast Report Thanks to the photo and
To:
From:
Subject
Huntington Beach blurb that we spotted In your
All 3rd. 4th, Sth and 6th grade boys and prls
Pilot Cup Soccer Tournament Headquarters • Pilot Cup Soccer tournament, May 28"'-June 1 •
JOHN GAlY LAPlNfTE
Newport Beach
It's time to sign up for the most exciting soccer tournament of the year:
The Fourth Annual Pilot Cup! 11
The Pilot Cup is a one week soccer tournament which involves all public and private
schools in the Newport Beach.Costa Mesa area. It will be held May 28"'-June 1" to see
which school has the best soccer team in the following divisions.
l "' and 4"' grade boys; l"' and 4"' grade pis
5"' and 6111 grade boys; s• and 6111 grade girls
Wtnners will receive commemorative awards. Wmning schools will receive the right to show
off the Pilot Cup Perpetual Trophy Award for one year.
So go to the principal's office or the athletics office right now and sign up to represent your
school in the most exciting soccer event of the year -The Pilot Cup 2003. .
All participants receive at-shirt. This tournament is sponsored by the Daily Pilot and Youth
Services Association. There is a $5 contribution to.cover the cost of the t-shirt.
Don't miss out on this chance to play soccer for your school and win the right to the Pilot
Cup Perpetual Trophy as the best soccer school in town. Yes, we do need coaches.
For more lnformadon, contact your chiJd'1 ICbool.
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COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
Speaking up where
challengers are needed
I believe our dty goyemment
lhould treat all residents
equitably. I have become
lnmmlngty &uscnted by what I
percetYe as a lack of equal treatment
of residents by the dty government
Nowhere was this more evident than
at the May 22 meeting of the
Newport Beach Planning
C.Ommiss.ion.
A party who had replaced two
three-story maxi-duplexes with a
beautiful two-story home with a full
patio roof at the 20-foot level was
W>.falmeu of the process. I am IOIIY
tba1 my remades may have impUed
improper behavior; I truly do not
be1ieYe any Aann1ng Commilllooer
is being bribed. I respect eadl one al
them and be1ieYe tha1 they are trying
to do a good and honest job. My
choice or worda was really meant to
ask; Om the Plannlng Commmion
reach equity in their dedsion's
apparent inequities ln the DICK modi&ation. plann.lng and council
NICHOLS revtew process. This 1.s what led me to
malce this rem.art.
denied an oa:upancy permit because they
waterproofed an elevator outlet and endosed
and incorporated an authorized shower Into a
mlnirnal toilet/ shower room. The
100-square-foot addition was incorporated into
a Oat-roofed structure with minimal view
hindrance compared to the three story
previous duplexes. The additional
construction, although Newport Beach
Inspection signed off. was apparently not
authorized. and with a Oat-roof design
presently exceeds the height limit The addition
could have been made legal with a slant roof:
This would have onty further ~tricted
conummity views. The neighbors nearly
wUversaDy supported the application for a
variance from the dty. When buildings were
ob9erwd from across the channel. Lt is dear
numerous three-story slant roof view blocking
homes and several homes with cupolas have
been allowed. Vartances are so prevalent the
situation is called "mansionizadoo." The denlaJ
of a variance ln the present case. denies an
occupancy permit and causes real hardship,
but still the permlt was denied
J am afraid my frustratio.ns showed at the
Planning ~on meeting, to the point of
my stating that. "the Inequity of our zoning
results, looJcs to the casual observer, like
someone is getting pak1 off." This metaphor
was an attempt to call attention to the utter
City C.Oundlmen actively participate in and
head the majority of our city's commtuees.
They chair the important Aviation. Hart>oc.
Economic. Environmental and General Aan.
Update and Advisory C.Omminees among
others. None have yet been ~'llgned to the
Planning C.Omm.ission. I have attended the
Planning C.Omm.ission ~ to better
understand what is going on and the basis for
the Planning C.Ommission decisions.. Hope{ully
we speak. if there are inequities that can be
prevented
I am new to the dty government Previous!y
I have been the president of the C.Orona de!
Mar C.Ocrununity Awl. and currmdy a Senate
director of the California Republican Assembly.
I ran for office to ttuly represent the residents.
This requires making waves that aie unpopular
with the entrenched powers--that·be. I have a
PhD ln chemical engineering and specialize ln
aspects of mecba.nicaJ construction and
poOudon cootrol ln my engineering
equipment and consuJting business. I am
lnaeasingty becoming involved in pollution
issues ln the dty while maintaining my strong
support for residents as evidenced by my 20
years of youth sports and community
activities.
•DD< NICHOLS It a Newport Beldl City
Councilman who representl Corona del Mar.
Let them know how proud you are!
A special page will publish in the Daily Pilot on Friday, June 20 to honor
our graduates. For your daughter, son, friend or special someone be a part of this
tribute for only $40.00 (2)(2 ad). Fill in the form below and mail it to us with their
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QUOTE OF 11tE DAY
"Talk about a gutsy
performance by {Josh
Bradbury/."
John Emme, Corona del Mar
basebal coach
DalyPllot Spot1' Edllor Rk:hwd Dw1n: (949) 574-4223 • Sporb Fu: (949) 650-0170
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
SEAN HILLER /DAILY P1LOT
The Corona del Mar High boys tennis team captured the Pacific Coast League championship this season . The Sea Kings are, back row left: Brennan
Roberts, Carsten Ball, Garrett Snyder, Alex Nguyen and Nick Gmgold. Front: Spencer Reitz, Sean Pham, Bryan Warsaw, lsse1 Sa1da and Wesley Miller.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
EYEOPENER
Dai 1)1.4 Pik>t
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June 2 honoree
JERRY DeBUSK
Wednesday, May 28, 2003 A1
HONORS
Day
claims
honor
Costa Mesa senior
standout is named
Orange Co unty Female
Athlete of the Year.
ANAJIF.IM -Lo.,ta Mt•'>a lltgh i.enior
Sharon Day wa., nJml:'d the Orange
County 1-emale Athlett• of the Year Tues·
day night by the
county's Athleuc D1rcc G tor's As--.ociauon at thf.'
Anaheim Convt'nllon
Center. I
It I'> beht'\ed to he
the fir'>t unw J (..(J'>ta
Mesa female athlete ha.,
ever won the etward. Pm l.t•dhy. the
school'<> girl<> athJeut dm·< tor .... ud
Day. who wa<, al'><> voted the (.olden
West League 1-emaJc Athletl' of the h·ar
by the clfl·u11\ athlc11<. director.. 1' a
soccer. volleyhall Jnd tr.:1< k .rnd field
standouL 4'he\ the rnunty record
holder in lhe high iump at 6 feet, 2
inch~.
Mesa '>t'nior Danny t-.nkon.111. Yoho
competed 111 ba-.ke:hall. volll•yhall and
track, earned <.olden We'>t I A.'dh'lll' Hor•
Athlete of the Year an olade'> at the
meeting.
Bradbury ignites Sea Kings on the road
Corona d el Mar holds on
for 4-3 win over Temple
City; will play top-seeded
La Quinta in CIF Division
IV quarterfinals.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
TEMPLE CJTY -Corona del Mar
Hlgh's baseball team could only keep its
emotions in check for so long.
YOUTH SOCCER
P ilot Cup
opens today
Costa Mesa Farm
Complex will be a busy
place this week.
Today Is the day many grammar
school students have been waiting for:
Art opportunity to play organized soccer
for their school in the Daily Pilot Cup at the Costa Mesa Fann Complex.
The fourth annual event. the brain-
chJld of tournament director Kirk Mcin-
tosh, will Ceature 95 teams representing
some 23 schools within the Newport-
Mesa area in the five-day tournament
that runs through Sunday.
About 1,800 to 1,900 kid will be in-
volved in the aingte-ellminadoo tourna-
ment for third-and fourth-grade boys
andgtds and fifth-and sixth-grade boys
utl gtds. Kaber has the ~t entries of
~ IChool with 10 team&
6eeking repeat champlonsbip1 this
)"irwW be Rea's boys ln both d.Mslons. JeaOaer'• s-6 girls and Andenen's 3--4
pr_ts. \llrtuaQy every public grammar
"*>oi In CDroria del Mar and Newport
B8lch. Costa Mela's Eatbide and pri-
.... ~ euch M Cardeo Hall. ft.r-bcJ ~ Maiften Outsdan. Our lAldy
C)leen of Aft8lll. St. John The e.pdla.
S.: Joriqulm'• and Prince of PeM:e. are
pttidpednil •
When second
SCOA£BCWI> baseman Jeriu
Thayer waved his
•
arms and watched
the meager pop Oy
fall softly into his
glove, the Sea
Kings had held off
CdM 4 the final surge and
Temple City 3 earned a 4-3 vic-
tory over host
Temple City in the
second round of the CIF Southern Sec-
tion Division JV playoffs Tuesday.
CdM fielders threw their gloves up.
troned toward one another and shouted
exultations after holding off one last
rally by the Rams, who had the belSe">
loaded with one out in the final inning
and CdM clinging to a 4-3 lead.
But junior left-handed reliever Blake
Contant induced a groundout as Thayer
lipped the ball to senior shortstop Keith
Long for the force at second. Then Con-
tant, who pitched the final I Yi innings in
relief of junior starter Josh Bradbury. in-
duced the pop out 10 Thayer sending
the Sea Kings into the quarterfinals for
the first lime since 1999. when they won
the D1vis1on IV champ1onsttip. CdM
faces top-seeded La Quinta of Westmin-
ster (27·2) on Friday at a site to be de-
termined today by a coin flip.
CdM ( 19-6 and champion of the Pa-
cific C..oast League) had gouen out of
jams in the first and second innings
when the Rarru., who left seven on base.
had runner. at first and second with no
more than one out in each of those two
innings.
"We had three sacrifice bunts we
didn't exe<:ute and we never got our
2003 ROY EMERSON ADOPTION GUILD CLASSIC
•
Nos. 3 and 4 h11ter"> up ""h fir.t ~
open to where Bradbuf) Y..ould ha\e
had a lot more to thmk about. lemple
City Coach Ban) Bawn '>cild "But don't
take anything Jwa~ from IC.dM They
won faJr and <;quare •
Bradbury struck out eight 111 5-,.. 111-
nings for his founh win thLS ..e~n. I le
also belted tus team-h:admg 10th home
run on the year -a '><>lo \hot over the
left-center field fence -to begin the
fifth inning. which turned out to be the
See BASEBAll. Pae• A8
HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS TENNIS
Sea Ki ngs
advance to
semifinals
Top-seeded Corona del
Mar knocks out Foothill,
13-5, and will face old
nemesis PeninsuJa.
CORONA DEt MAR -The Corona
de:I Mar High boys tennis team. on the
cusp of an undefeated season. lcnocbd
oihisiting Foothill. 13·5, in the quarter-
finals of the CIF Sout.bem Section OM·
lion 1 playo«s ~ arid Will face
longtime nemeUs Peninsula in the
eemifina1s Thursday.
°'1b1s ls when it gets ledous.. CdM
Coecb nm Mu\& said. folJowing hit
telm'• oonvindDg 9..() IW9Cp in .....
bet*ld No. 1 pla)"!f Wesley Miler. No. 2
Genett Snyder and No. 3 Spencer Reitz.
The ~-y of 'lmil-~ Sny·
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Al Wednesday, May 28, 2003 SPORTS
2003 ROY EMERSON ADOPTION GUILD TENNIS CLASSIC ·
SATURDAY
RESULTS
Men
••••••• Open/I.I
Roundoff6
Bryan Juinlo ( 11. kelno. def. Tony
Bujan (101, Laguna Niguel, M, fH;
Ryan Moore (5), Fullerton. def.
Vladislav Molenda, Rancho Santa
Margarita, 8-1, 6-2; Oren Motevaslel
(3), Huntington Be8dl def. Dann
Battistone. Lat Vega, 6-1, 6-3; Jade LI
(11), Irvine def. Andrew Cheney (6),
Chandler, Ariz.., M, 6-2; Brendon
Fallon, S.n Clemente, def. Br.ct Van
Linge, Irvine, 7·5, 6-1; Ryten Rina (41.
Rancho Pelot Verde, def. Wltold
Cudny, Valley Vlllage, 7-6, 6-2; Jason
Coot (7), Van Nuys, def. Brian
Battistone, Ln \legal, 6-7 (6), 6-1, 7-5;
Brett Hamen-Oent (21, Newport
Beac:t1, def. Matthew Baer (9), Santa
Barbara, 7-6, 7-5.
D••tllee
Open/U
Roundof16
N. Grover..J. Heine def. T.
Kronneman-B. Van Unge, 6-4, 4-6,
6-4; P. Aldrich-£. Riley def. J .
Endrikat-B. Morton (4), 7~5. 7-6 (6); J.
Letta-8. Man-Son--Hing def. B.
Casas-G. Welu. 6-3, 6-2; B.
Battistone-0. Battistone def. P.
Oavidson-B. Howie, 6-2, 6-2; B.
Hansen-Dent-A. Moore (3) def. S.
Cric:t'llow-S. Amadin, 6-3, 6-4; E. Un-A.
Stewart def. T. Bujan-R. Horsch, 6-1,
6-2.
4.0
Roundof 16
R. Flynn.J. Sappla def. M. Green-H.
Yu (1), 7-5, 6-3; M. Glazer-T. Hoffman
(5) def. C. Conkey-M. Padore, 6-4, 6-2;
M. Newell-L S.vala (4) def. A.
Hanson-G. Parker, 6-4. 6-2; M.
Shows·M. Smith def. E. Lowman-D.
Reddle. 7-6, 6-2; G. Cox·D. Howey def.
J. Olep-V. Tran, 6-4, 7-5; L Curet.J.
Latham (3) def. D. BedfOfd-0. Bird,
6--0, 6-3; A. Griggs•B. Matheny (2) def.
B. Millsap-K. Nasonghkla, 6-3, 6-2.
4.5
Round of 16
A. OuHler-J. Nelson (1) def T. Boyd-J.
Jones. 3-6, 6-2, 6-2; B. Bowen-J.
Ohland (6) def. K. Hansen-L. Hieu, 7-6,
7-6 (6), 6-2; M. Capuano-M. Miller def.
G. Oavis-0. Vieira (4), 6-2, 7·5; R.
Ford·R. Moore def. 5 . Blair..C. Gleiter,
6-1, 7-6 (4); W. Hahn-E. Pader10n (5)
def. D. Salene-B. Smith, 6-2, 6-7 (4),
6-3; D. Matsuyama-T. Wong (3) def. J.
Nguyen-P. Weber, 6--0, 7-6; T. Ouddy..J.
Gray def. R. Alvarado-A. Covey, 7-6
(5). 6-0; R. Bisson-R. Renko def. J.
Griego·R. Shively (2), 1-6, 6-4, 6-4.
5.0
Roundof16
R. Myers·R. Trager (1) def. D.
Hoesel-M. Hoose!, 3-6. 6-2, 7-5; M.
Bailin-T. Cohen def. J . Kao-S. Lisa,
6-1, 6-3; R. Adams . def. G. Diaz-S.
Howe, 6-2, 3-6. 6-2; S. Morto~.
Weed (5) def. B. Crook..C. Cyga, 4-6,
7-5, 6-1; B. Parente-B. Valparaiso def.
P. Finch-L Fracalosy, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2; T.
SCHEDULE
TODAY
Vohybtill
High school boys -Estancia vs. San
Gabriel, OF Southern Section
Division Ill semifinal, at La Quinta
High, 7 p.m.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celelxatin the Daily Pilot's
Athlete ~the Week series
i 1 l i 1 i I
TUESDAY
17 -Joe Cantarella
Newport Harbor
Baseball. '03
Clul"G. Mayer (3) def, T. Bryan-ft
Hextell, 6-3, M; K. ~O. Meyr def.
M. Cadilll·V. V.lcanlll, 8-3, 8-2; G.
Dol-T. Unn (21 def. M. Feldman-S.
~!gen. 8-3, 6-0.
I .I
OuattwflltM
P. tUmilton-P. Hamilton def. S.
CoUlns-M. RoMt (11, M. 7-li;. M.
te.1ty.P. Manola (31 def. L Davld90n-P.
Wemerrnir, 6-1, 6-3; T. Hyman-0.
JunMu def. J. Hardln.-M. tUrdin, 8-3,
6-2; D. Brown-0. GrilCOm def. 0.
Cor1ey-R. MllllOp (21. 8-7. M , 8-1.
Mixed doubles
u
Roundof16
S. Kina~. Peek (11 def. S. A~.
Cestaric, 7•5, 6-3; L Conov&N. W...
def. T. l<odenl-S. Maki, 3-8, 7-5, 8-1; L
Alva-IC. Takahashi (3) def. O. ~
Santopadre, M. 4-fJ, M; S.
81omstrom-M. Holzmann def. B.
Montgomery-L MontQ9melY (8), 7-5,
6-4; R. Ngu~ T. Nguyen def. It
McOonald-S. Pi,.t, 6-1, 6-1; T.
Cotten-H. Gustin def. J. Devie-M.
Davis (4), 3-6, 6-1, 6-1; L Kleln-K.
Sutter def. J. Mang.J. ~ff (5), 5-7.
6-4. 6-3; R. DePeu~B. Wein (2) def. L
DeVllllng·K.. Romero. 3-6, 6-2, 6-2.
4.0
Round of 16
J. Browo-L Curet (3) def.M. Balber-K.
White, 6-3. 6-3; R. Bowyer-R. Kahn
def. 0. Mlles-B. Rorie*. 6--0, 0-6, 8-2; C.
Hallum-¥. Singh (4) def. W. Etwell-E.
Lowman, 6-2, 6-1; C. Ruhlen.J. Sekely
def. F. Castellanos-A. Garcia-Cruz, 4-6,
6-4, 6-1; M. Arnen-Nehr1k:h-M.
Mihalco (2) def. A. Bartlett-A.
Uvanavage, 6-7. 6--0, 6-1.
4.li
Roundof32
M. Oddo-L. Vega def. C. Bricca-G.
Mancuso, 6-1, 6-0.
Round of 16
G. Chow·5. Chow (1) def. C.
Emerzian-K. Emerzian, 2-6, 6-1. 6-3; L
Oobos·B. Ric:t'lardson (6) def. B.
Goodman-T. lsoda, 6-2, 6-2; B.
Bezme-C. Morgenstern def. B.
Kerhoulaa-D. Kerhoulaa (3), 7-6 (4).
3-6, 7-6 (41; R. Covey-K. Spear def. J.
Gray-J. Meece, 6-7 (O). M , 7-6 (10); M.
Oddo·L Vega def. E. Paderson-5.
WatTen (5), 6-4, 6-1; G. B1ncroft-S.
Eperthener (4) def. C. Taylor-A. White,
7-6 (3), 6-4; S. Oelong-M. Secora def.
A. Henderson-M. Nell, M. 7-6 (31; W.
Hahn-N. Neptune (2) def. J. Weaver·S.
Weaver, default..
5.0
Roundof16
K. Lemons·B. Valparaiso (51 def. M.
Feldman·S. Feldman, 7·5, 6-4; K.
Parham-A. Roof (3) def. M. Jonea-M.
Sigman, 6-1, 5-7. 6-2; A. Nic:t'lola-S.
Sutherland def. J . Kao-J. Louie, 6-4,
7-5; L Fracalosy-S. Nidlols def. C.
Wallace-W. Wong, 6-4, 6-3; c. Cyga-D.
Parente (4) def. A. Bergmann-V.
Peterson, 6-4, 1-6, 7-6 (6); A. Davis-G.
Ooggrell (2) def. C. Hoover·G. Jones,
6-2, 7-5.
5.5
Round of 16
J. Bezmallnovic:t'l·M. Gilman def. A.
BASEBALL
Continued from A 7
winning run
"Talk about a gutsy pelfonn-
ance by [Bradbury)." CdM Coach
John Em.me said. "This is the
toughest game he has ever
pitched in. Josh keeps his emo-
tions to himself. He jwt went af.
ter [the Rams) ...
With one out and two on in the
first inning. Bradbury got cleanup
hitter Tommy Bullock to swing at
a ball in the dirt for the strikeout
and then retired Mark Payne on a
fty out to right fielder Wess Pres-
son.
Temple City (17-7-1 and cham-
pion of the Rio Hondo League)
got the first two banen on in the
third inning, but a diving snare by
catcher Danny Marin-Hon on a
bunt attempt and two subse-
quent strikeouts by Bra&>ury kept
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Top-seeded Bryan Juinio rips a powerful backhand during his match against 10th-seeded Tony Bujan Sunday morning in the men's
open singles division in the 42nd annual Adoption Guild Teoois Classic. The Newport Beach Tennis Club is th~st site.
Horton-L Seeman, 6-3, 7-5; C.
Angl&-Olson-S. Kesner def. L
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· Roundof16
S. Denson-W. Marino def., wittidrBW;
R. Anlay-R. Mont def. P. Marto-S.
Marto, 6-1 , 7-6.
Women .......
Open/8.5
Quarterfinals
Enca Sauer, Som11, Calif. def. Kim
Nguyen (1 ), Orange, withdraw
(injury); Stephanie Lansdorp (3),
Rolling Hills Eltates, def. Lauren
Pascoe, Huntington Beach, 6-2. 6-3;
Cristina VtSico 1•1. Long Beacn. def.
Danielle Brandlin, Newport Beac:t'I,
6-4, 6-1; Elizabeth Exon (2), Irvine, def.
Lauren Jones. Coto De Caza. 6-2, 6-4.
CdM ahead, 1-0.
The Sea Kings increased their
lead to 3-0 in the fourth inning
when senior third baseman Bran·
don Kurtz hit a slow roller the
second baseman hurriedly threw
past first. allowing Presson to
score from third. Presson. who
had singled earlier in the inning,
alertly advanced to third from
first when a pickoff throw eluded
the first baseman, which also
scored CdM left fielder Niclc PaJ.
chi.koff.
Palchi.koff went 2 for 3 with a
double and two rum ·scored.
while senJor Niclc ~ singled
twice in four at-bats and first
baseman Barren Sprowl added an
infield single to contribute to the
seven-hit attaclc. a stark contrast
from c.d.M's 19-hit, 19-run out-
burst again.st Hesperia in the first
round
De•lllee
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J. Gat...C:. Romero def. S. Deneon-F.
OeVera, 6-3, 7-5.
3.li
Roundof 1tJ
B. Honrath-B. Morang (1) def. A.
Bktwell-K. Patlenon, walkover: E.
Snow-'-W.Wn def. C. Chung-L
Segala. 7-5. 4-6, 6-3; C. Mc:Namee-K.
Sherwold (31 def. G. Cariin·M.
Roshan, 6-3, 6-1; V. La-N. Truong def.
0 . Sulllvan·D. Sampson, 6-4, 6-3; H
Freelin-S. Young def. J . Beach-It
Ales, 7·5, 6-3; K. Comelius-T. Matheny
(4) def. 5. Ayres-M. Hollmann, 7-5,
6-2; K. Huynh-S. Tran (6) def. E.
Aeming-M Mola. 6-2, 6-2.
4.0
Round of 16
M. Arnen·Nehrlic:t'l-S. Wolfe 11 I def C.
MarT-C. Seunders, 6-3, 6--0; D.
"When your pitcher is
throwing strikes, you
are going to be in the
game."
JohnEmme,
CdM coach
got bener as the game went on ,"
Bacon said. "lf we play defense,
we win this game, 3-0. •
CdMs defense. on the other
hand. shined. especially at third
base Kurtz dove to his left to snag
two groundballs and threw out
each runner at first
"We did a good job behind Josh
and he did a great Job in front of
us." F.Jrune said "When your
pitcher is throwing strikes, you
are going to be in the game.·
Temple City cut CdM's lead to
4-3 in the sixth inning when
pinch-hitter Derek CUilen
whacked the second pttdl he saw
Sappla-J. WaUet (8) def. R. Faul-A.
McDonald, 6-1, 6-4; D. Howard·N.
Wagg def. S. Sc:t'lulman-M. Thigpen
(4), 6-4, 6-2; P. Lambeft·R. WuVBf def.
C. o.vt.t. Vieira, 8-3, M ; B.
Swarberv-J. Young (5) def. B.
L..Kwan-0. Zemon, 7-5, 2-6, 6-1; H.
How9-M. Philpot (3) def. J. Baynes-J.
Brown, M , M ; 0. Mile9-0. Rori<*
def. D. L.ewis-T. Machado, 6-3, 3-6, M ;
It Hernandez-J. Petrik def. C.
Ruhlen-K. Sekely (2). 7-6. 6-3.
4.5
Roundof16
C. Morgenstern-K. Sanders def. D.
Ehlers-R. Reznik ( 1 ), 6-2, 7-5; G.
Klodte-N. Wilson def. L Kollar-S.
Warren (5). 6-3, 6-3; R. Brown-0.
Williams def. L Abel·S. Foley (4), 7-5.
6-3; C. Oolan-C. Shaner def. K.
D'Eliecu·T. OatN, 1-6. 6-3, 6-4; M.
Contei-5. St. Clair def. E. Coe-M.
Danae (6), 6-3. 6-4. L Dobos..C.
N.tlibon (31 def. G. Bancroft-S.
Hagstrom, 6-4, 6-2; 0. l(Jmbfo-C.
Rugglo def. L McNabb-N. Rietveld,
6-2. &-0; N. Neptune-L Waggoner 121 • •
def. A. Uoyd-lt Sp9w, M . M . • •
I.I
Oua""'11nal1
A. Oavis-K. Lemons (1) def. L
Cortez•S. Stenzel, 6-7 (8), 7-5, 6-2; B
Hoffman-M. Van Unge def. A. Glenn.>J. •
P9teraon, M , 4-6, 6-1; L Hirwb·A.
Wilder def. G. Jones-S. Nlc:t'lols (3),
6-3, 6-3; F. Burke-J. David (2) def. N
Honda·B Johnston, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4.
5.511.0
Ou11Ifflrfin11/s
J. Bezmalinov1c:t'l-K. Anderson def. A.
Etc:t'legaray-R Monk ( 1 ). 6-4, 6-4; G
Gtasgow-B. Thomson 141def.5.
Colhna-N. lser1, 6-7(31,6-1, 6-3; T.
Wor1ey-L Seeman def. E. Hendricb-N.
Hill (3). 7·5. 6-3; J . Canfietd-0. Wilson
(2) def. K. Meier-B. Recavarren, 6-3, 6-2!
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GOLF
Cassidy, Sostak end season
Estancia duo
comes up short
Tuesday in CIF.
PALM SPRINGS -Es-
tancia High freshman
Marcus Sostalt shot a 78
while senior teammate Ja·
son Cassidy flfed an 80 on
the par-72 Canyon Coun-
try Qub Tuesday at the
ClF Southern Section
boys golf inwvidual finals.
The two Eagle golfers
missed the cut, listed at
72, which takes the top 22
golfers to the ClF-SCGA
finals Tuesday at the
SCGA Golf Course In Mur-
rieta.
Cassidy birdied two
holes and was I -under at
one point in his round.
while Sostalt had several
birdie opportunities.
Eagles Coach Art Perry
said.
"I'm happy with the
whole year," Perry said.
"They were excited just to
be here.·
Cerritos Gahr's Garrett
Sapp shot 66 for the low-
est round am~g 80
golfers Tuesday.
The Sea ~. who were aver-
aging 7 3 runs per game th.is sea-
son. held the high-powered Rams
to only three hits. The hosts came
into Tuesday's game averaging 8.5
runs a game and defeated Cant-
well Saaed tleart of Mary. 13-0. in
the first round Friday.
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Bradbury's mound opponent.
sophomore Ryan Tucker, lost for
only the second time this season.
but struck out 12 Sea Klngs in a
oomplete game.
CdM loaded the hues in the
top of the seventh iDnin8 only to
see the rally end with a stribout
and force out at aecond. "nuckerl is acary, .. Fnune said.
-io put four [runs) on the boa(d
wltb the way be was throwing was
gOOd."
Tucker's velocity hardly waned
as the paw. wore on. He threw
121 pitches.
"He is in such great sh.ape and
ter field fence. But Bradbury re-
grouped and induced a pop out
to Thayer two batters later to get
out of the inning.
CdM left Thmple City with a
victory and oow faces Ui Quinta.
which WU ranked No. l In the na-
tion for part of this 8e8IOfl and
has won 10 ooneecutive Garden
Grove League titlea, going 115-9 In
that span.
CHf CK OUT THIS HOT DfAl!
2002 FORD
MUSTANG GT CONVEITllLE
TENNIS
Continued from A7
Mang said be will continue to
me eopbomore standout Car-
steo Ball In doubles to bolster his
llneup. sillCe most schools staclc
their doubles teams against the
Sea IClnga. Ball won the boys l 6s
open singles title Monday at the
QulbOver tournament at the
8aJboa Bay Qub Racquet Oub.
C.dM led Foothill, 4-2, after the
flnt round. then drllled the
Knights. 5-1, In the second
round for a 9-3 edge. The
lnlghta fell to 17-5.
Peninsula's Panthers, whd
have been at home in each or the
first three rounds of the OF play;
offs, will travel to C.Orona deJ Mar
on Thuisday for a 2 p.m. Sta.l1j
Peninsula is 20-3. I
CFOhWalll
au.-..
Corona def Mer 1J, foottim 5 I ~ -Miller (CdM) def. Gonda,
8-1, def. lo, 6--0, def. Meskall, 6-0; I
Snyder (CdM) won 6-0, 6--0, &-0; Reftz
(CdM)wonS-1,6-2.6-2. ,
OcMAb6ae -Waruw-S.lda (CdM) def.
0 . HlmbeN. Himber, 8-1, lost to It
Roybe~Surlae, 2-6, def. c.
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~Ingold (CdM) lost 4-fJ, 6-7
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