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THURSDAY, NO~MBER 27, 2003
THE BELL CURVE
From deep
troubles
come deep
thanks
W e will have -I am told as I
write this -25 people. give
or take a few, for
Thanksgiving dinner this year, thus
paying homage to the concepts of
extended family and traditional
Thanksgiving.
JOSEPH
N. BELL
Tradition works
in two directions.
It gives uc;
warmth, !>lrength,
structure,
certrunty, and a
sense of identity
that helps us
remam steadfast
through difficult
limes.
The last
Thursday in
November 1s
alwa)'!> going to
\
be Thanksgiving Day. whatever else
may be happening to us. But It
carries a downside, too. Because of
all those virtues, tradition doesn't
welcome any fresh looks. Whatever
worked for Grandma can certalnJy
work for us is the message. and we
tinker with that system at our peril.
OOUGlAS ZIMMERMAN I DAa.Y PILOT
Volunteer Anna Arroyo hugs fellow volunteer Mane Lawson after she wms her wish by breaking off the bigger piece of the wishbone of the turkey.
I don't like turkey very well, for
example, and I find the pro~pect of
two weeks of turkey leftovers deeply
depressing. Still, I would never
suggest a prime rib a'I the main fare
on Thanksgiving. And so we will
have turkey today as the rules
require.
. Offering up a feast
What the rules don't explain to us
is that we can manage quite nicely
on tradition alone at Thanksgiving
when thin~ are going well. But
when the world is as troubled as it is
today, and God seems to be off
tending to other matters. we look a
lot more wistfully for comfort to the
people who grace our table on
Thanksgiving Day.
Deirdre N,. ...... ~.,
Daily Piiot
M yra Valdez rummaged
through a pUe of
clothes that filled a long
table, holding them LO
front of her to see if they would flt.
Soon, she had a pile of shirts of
various colors and patterns stacked
on her shoulder.
Volunteers at St. Joachim give food,
clothing and toiletries to hundreds at a
Thanksgiving f east on Wednesday
pie. They also got whole pies to
take home with them.
"This Is excellent,· Consoli said
as she surveyed the satisfied crowd
dining on their meals.
Consoli said she hopes the
attendance drops in the future as
the need declines.
Although they are also very much
a part of our tradition, they can't be
type cast as rigidly as the
Thanksgiving turkey or Grandma's
cranberry sauce. They not only share
our human problems, but perhaps
come to our table seeking the same
comfort we do and are thankful -
as we are -that they have a place
that isn't threatening. a place where
they can feel the balm of love
applied to their concern'>.
So maybe a pedal measure of
sensitivity and energy is called for
this year to bridge the distance
between the traditional way we
define the friends and family around
our table and the people they have
become since that defining was
done. We will still reminisce and tell
family jokes and dtiscnbe adventures
at work and sneak a look at the
football games on 1V and perhaps
throw a football around ourselves.
The mother of four came to the
St. Joachim Thanksgiving feast for
those in need Wednesday and was
thrilled to see a smorgasbord of
clothe!> as well as a hearty meal.
"It's really nice what they're domg
-the food and giving us clothe,,'·
Valdez said.
This Is the third year the
parishioners have hosted the fe~t
to share their abundance with the
community, the Rev. Joe Hobillard
said.
"Each year, it's gotten better,"
Robillard said. "The fi.r;t year. we
Ready, set, go
Holiday travelers leave
by planes, and some by
trains, but mostly,
they're in automobiles.
Oetpa Bharath
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT·MESA -HoUday
travelers are probably going to party
longer this year.
"We anticipate a busy travel sea-
son." he said. "Our carriers have
particularly noticed an expanded
travel window. People are seemingly
leaving earlier and staying later.·
Last year, 112.000 travelers passed
through the airport between
Wednesday and Sunday during
Thanksgiving weekend. This year,
that number is likely to increase,
McCusker said.
Early afternoon on Wednesday,
pcwengers were snll trickling in.
had more food than people. La!>t
year, it was better organiwd. rhis
year. we have toiletriel> and food."
Co-chair Regina Consoli said the
church anticipated serving more
than 400 people Wednesday. Those
who came dined on a sumptuous
feast of turkey, stuffing, mashed
potatoes, sweet potatoes.
vegetable!>, cranberry c;auce and
Elvia Moreno brought her four
chUdren to the feast.
"I think it's great,· Moreno said.
"I've never been to one of these.·
Feast organizers encourage
parish chUdren to help out during
See FEAST, Pa11 A9
But while we're doing the dishes
or walking off the pumpkin pie or
taking down tables or idling with a
glnM of wine, we might be moved to
See CURVE, Pa11 A9
Many residents Oying out of the
area have left earUer this year and
won't be coming back until after the
holiday weekend, John Wayne Air·
port spokesman Justin McCusker
said.
Jennifer Hoon of Long Beach,
who was about to Oy to SeattJe for
her family gathering. <;aid she was
surprised that the terminals were MARK C. DUSTIN I DM.Y PILOT
Travelers who have arrived at John Wayne Airport pick up their luggage s11 GO, Pai• A9 from the carousel at Terminal B on Wednesday afternoon.
Cops look i.nto school threat City will ask about Daily Pilot
Police and school officials. ves:n going on.• ATA GLANCE role in JWA, harbor confirm that a PoUce and school officials R Barbot, the superin-
student's threat was
confinned Wednesday that a tendent of the Newport-Mesa ON THE WEB: Corona del Mar IUgh School un1ne<1 School District, was www.dalyplot.com Newport council landmarks on and in its bor-
sent over the Net. student made a "terrorist equally unspecific. agrees to approach ders, possibly by even ta.king
threat" last Friday. "It was simply a threat." the WEATHER over John Wayne Airport.
Newport Beach poUce Sgt superintendent aald. "We are the county about The Oty Council voted
Lolita Harper and Steve Shulman said his depart· not happy about it. but h was Give thenkt for the • mot uthority in unanlmou.sly on Tueaday to
Marisa O'Ntll ment was lnvestlgattng the fwt a threat" beautiful day. create a committee to begin
Daily Pilot ~at but did not Identify the Barbot 88.fd he heard the SeePa1eA2. county services. tallca with county leaders on
boy and refused to conftnn If tbre&t WI.I made via the b'uer-four 'ubJects: tidelands. the
NEWPORT BEACH -M~ the tudent had ~ taken l1t't but had )et to cor\flrm IL A SPORTS June C11a1rande Santa Ana Helgbta Redem-
on the Corona del Mar HJ into custody. Au.dent Who t\ad recetved the Oa1lyP1lot opment Agency, the Coyote
School campus are thankful "We can't release the name threat reported It to sdlool of· Th.,.. are no turk:J! Quiyon Landfill and the air-
this week that a tudent'• ot the student because he is a flcfals; and mlddJe school Prln· tm~ Nt~rt-eaa high NEWPORT BEACH -CSty port. The vote came amJd lit-
threat of violence, reported to Juvtnile," ShuJman said. "We dpaJ Brook Booth took appro-~ 1 foot II 0r .. m officials will Wike up a dla· tie dllCUSSlon. with the only Team. haw been Issued Wednesday. can't ~ lnto the detl.ll of the priate actions, Barbot Aid. Sff PqeBl logue with county leaden to voiced objectlona centertna was thwarted by the quJck ac· threat or what statcmenta were learn how the dty might play
dons or tu dent.a, pa.rentl and made because there ban In· SH ntMAT, Pap A4 • bigger role In controlling 8M.NIA.P81•M
A2 ~. ~ 27, 2003
PO.LITICS
THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
FU Pt«JTO /OM.Y PLOT
A fltght delay kept Corona def Mar resident Cristi Cristich from a debate for the 70th Assembly District candidates.
Debate undone by
plane delay
Allele Robinson
Dally Pilot
A forum for Republican candJdates
for the 70tb Assembly District seat
that was lo be held Monday night
didn't get off che groWMI because one or three expected candklates was
apparently sdll In the air.
The Newport Beach Republican
Allembfy planned lbe forum at Coco'•
Restawant in Fash.Jon lsJand and
candidates Chuck DeVon and Don w.gne, were in attendance. But
candJdate Crtld cn.tkh d1d not
malce a promised appearance becauae
her flight from Maine was delayed.
Crtstk:h's campaign director Gtoa Zart
said.
Another candJdate. Marianne
Zlppl. was Invited but dedined to
anend. sald Newport Beach
Republican Assembly President kwt
Bnglllh. Group memben would like
to rachedule the forum 11 the
candidates can agree on a date, he
said.
A chance to learn bow safe
you arc in your homeland
Sixty-eighth District
Assemblyman Ken Mllddox will host
a town haJJ meeting Tuesday to
discuss the state of homeland
security since the Sept 11, 200 l,
terrorist attacks. Officials from the
FBI, the California Otnce of
Emergency Services. the National
Guard and the Orange County
shedlrs department and fire
authority will attend the meeting.
It ls scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m. at
Vangu.ud Uolve.rsJty, Smith Hall
room 101 , 55 Fa!r Drive, Costa Mesa.
IX>n Wagner: He 's
everywhere you want to be
70th Assembly Dlitrlct candidate
Qon Wagner announced the launch or his campaign Web site on
Tuesday. The ilte features
biographJcal Information, a list of
Wagner's endorsement&, a statement
of his poUdcaJ platforms and a
collection of hb writings, including
an essay about a road trip be took
with his son and book reviews.
Vlewera of the site can also, of
course, donate to Wqner'1
campaign onJine. ln addJtJon to Visa
and Mastttcard, W-aner accepts
American f.xp?US and Discover.
l"NtllUrant In Corona def Mar. Information:
(949) 7&e-2620
Cristich dials in 60 Gs from
Anaheim fundraiser
The public relatlons machine for one
of Wagner's opponents, Oisd Crisdch,
sent word on Tueeday that a recent
fundraising event t.sted by Anaheim
Mayor Qu1 Prtns'e netted more than
$60.000 for Oistich's campaign.
The event Js apparently "the flm
ln a long line offundraisers" to
supply Crlstich's campaign budget of
nearly $1 million, but there's no
men don of whether she takes plastic.
A poll by any other name
would sound as sweet
Orange County Supervisor Tum
WU.On, a candidate for the 73rd
Assembly Oist:rlct seal, issued a
scatement Wednesday announcing
he Is endorsed by Los Angeles
County Supervisor Michael D.
Antonovich, a former Assemblyman.
The statement also notes that
·early polling" shows Wilson has •an
almost lnsurmountable 26-polnt
lea.er In the Republican primary, In
which he facea Jim Glblon and
Mimi Walten. h doesn't say who
conducted the poU, though.
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Farner Anthony Davia. (949) 616-8677
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c.ntral Commltt .. will hold a general
meetJng et 7 p.m. tit the South Coast Plaza
WMtln Hotel, at 686Anton Blvd., Costa 17: ~Bey f\9publlcan Women
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POLITICS ASIDE
Not so fabulous ·
anymore .
governing. F or25~ ~of
NeWpon Beach
bad lhe fortune to be
the dominant foroe In
Wbat came to be
koownuthe
•FabuJous Plfth. • the
county SUP.ervisor
district mat stretched
along the rout from
Newport to San
Oemeote. Gen. Tum
O'Neil said he's not
ove:r--estimating hia
chances, which be
pointed out are limited
by bis lack of close ties
to the county
Republican Party and
personal wealth, as well
u by his status as a
Conner Newport Beach S.J. CAHN mayor who was notabty
Riley and tbeo Marian Bergeson
provided the dty'a power punch
to county goyemment.
That all changed ln December
1996 when Gov. Pete Wilson
appointed Tum Wilson to
replace Bergeson when she
became the state's top
educadon official. Wilson. the
first non-Newporter In the seat
since 1971, lmsnediately vowed
to fight plans for an airport at El
Thro. establishing the dividing
line in the county that still
awaits rapprochement.
With that, the
Newport~dominated Fabulous
Fifth was pretty much over.
The nail in the already-closed
coffin came two years ago after
the 2000 Census. Because of the
growth of South County's
population. the 5th District,
with Wilson still at its helm.
abi.fted truly south during
redJstrk:ting, reaching only as
far u Newport C.oast Drive.
Newport was suddenly with
Costa Mesa in the 2nd District
Even more politically
important, Newport now shares
a district with Huntington
Beach, which -whether you
think It's a well-run city or can
stand up to Newport's cache -
bas about three times Newport's
population.
With that population comes
voters. and with voters comes
lnOuence.
The potential scope of
Huntington'a lnfJuence started
to crystallize thJs month when
2nd District Supervisor Jim
Silva. a former Huntington
Beach mayor, and Assemblyman
Tum Hannan, who represents
Surf City. essentially
ad:nowtedged that they plan to
swap seats i.n 2.006 when
Harman is termed out of his
Sacramento digs.
It's a powerful one-two
punch, not only because both
have the strength of
lncumbency but because they
are familiar names ln
voter-heavy Huntington.
1Wo other names I've heald
attached to a 2006 aupervtsor
run are Costa Mesa Mayor Gary
Monahan, who's publicly stated
his Interest. and former
Newpon Beach Mayor Dennis
O'Neil. who has been quJetly
mulling a run.
Monahan said he'd •relish the
chance" to head Into an election
ftght with Harman, but that his
decision to run will be based on
factors other than Harm.an's
candidacy.
"It's just Uke these guys can't
get a real job," be la.Id of
legislators who are going &om
state to locaJ seats. add.ln3 that
~ the mess be sees the state
in. he wonders why they wouJd
want to return to local
pro-El Thro airport.
"l think it will be a long time
before Newport has another
supervisor,• be saJd
Plus. O'Neil noted, Newport ls
now a smaU plece to the district.
"I don't thJnlc Newport Beach
has the political lntluence it
once had,• he saJd, while addlng .
that such power ebbs and Oows..
Seemf..ngty. that power has
ebbed for the time being.
Where Newport will always
have lnOuence is In the pocket
book. of course. An extremely
well-financed candidate from
the city could best an open field
by sheer strength of spending_
Such an election would break
down into a ~rrlfk Internecine
battle. We1J have to see if the
powers-that-be are able to avoid
such a brawl ln 2006.
A VIEW FROM SACRAMENTO
On another front, I received a
first-hand account of Gov.
Arnold Schwanenneger's
inauguration from Corona del
Mar's Laura Dietz.
"It went off without a
perceptible hJtch," Dietz told
me in an e-mall. "The clouds
kept the sun off the crowd. who
was told to assemble earty. •
Security. she added, was
Incredibly tight
"They even confiscated my
towel (just In case the seats were
wet), which is a first. at least for
me," she said.
Dietz. also saw at least one
reporter of note: "Judy Woodruff
of CNN was wean.n,.a red suit,
chatting away with everyone she
could, like columnist Dan
Walters."
And then, there was this:
·Almost humorously, during a
·very quJet moment during the
ceremonies, I and others felt a
little shaking of the platform,
concluding that It was a very,
very mild earthquake as there
was no other visible reason for
the 'swaying,'" she said
"Overall, though, the
ceremony was. as suggested,
'low key,' and the content of
Arnold's speech was excellent,•
Oietzsa.id.
Dietz. also was lrnpressed by
the con-Republican In the
Schwarunneger home.
"The reading of a poem by
Maya Angelou by 'Mrs. Arnold'
-Maria Shriver -was
something of a surprise. O don't
know historically if other
first-ladies-to-be dJd the same
thing. making some comments
during the swearing Jn
ceremony)," Dietz said. "They
are a very Intelligent. savvy
couple."
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
Happy Th•nklglvlng. It
thould be sunny with hight
~ 73 end 78. TM winds
wtH blow out of the nofthetst
at 10 to 20 mph.
Tonight wtll be partty
clOY((y with lowt from 48 to
64. The wtnde wtll be out of
tht nol1heast at •rollnd 10 mPf\.
lnfonMttoft:
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BOATING FORECAST
Tht wtndt will be out of the
notthNat et 15 to 20 knob
Wfth 3-foOt MVM Mer the
C0'1lt In 1M morning.
otherwiM, the wtnda wUI be
10 •noca. oomlne out of the
WMt tn the lhmoon. The
WWWI wlfl eMnl to 1 foot on
aW91ttwelf ofSto5fMt.
Ton'8ht, the ..... wHI be
~et 10 llrtott or...._
FMtMr out. the Wlndl ..
beoutofthe~•-• 10to
16 knot.a and wlll become
aoutherty et 10 knot.a In the
afternoon. TM wavea will be 2
feet or 1malltf on • northwest
swell of 6 to 7 feet. Tonight,
the winds will be out of the
aoutheut et 10 knota.
SURF
TM aouthwett awell will
become mo" predominant,
but ltlll only waist high .
CM.to-high M\a will be
potSlble when the tide It just
right. w.e. qualty.
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WATER :rEMPERATURE
IOdegrMe
Giving a little to th~ victims
Newport·Mesa
schools collect toys
and books for victims
of last month's fires.
MarlH O'Nell
Dady Pilot
What started as an Idea lo
brighten the holidays for some of
the youngest fire victims giew
into a massive drive that sur·
prised even its organizers.
The Harbor CoWlclJ PTA eat·
Uer th1s week delivered two
trucks full of toys, boob and
stuffed animals to children ln
San Bernardino, many of whom
I~ everything in the raging fire-
!ltorms last month. PTA officials
set up drop-offs at Newpon-
Mesa district schools and got
more than they bargained tor
when they ~livered the toys.
"When we 6rst started (the
idea), we thought the two of us
could just take the seats out of
our minivans and take a couple
loads up,• Harbor CoWldl PTA
President Patty Ouistiansen aald
of herself and co-PresJdent Ellen
Carroll. ·Then we ended up with
these two trucks ftlled to the
brim. When we pulled up with
those trucks and they could see
they were full, they were like: 'Oh
my g05h. I can't believe 1t:•
All the donations will go to
help the children who Lost every-
thing to fire, smoke or water
damage. As llWlY as 400 chil·
dren will benefit. said Kat Schall
from the Fifth District PTA ln San
Bernardino CoWlty.
At one sch.ool, 110 etudents
wen! displaced. Schall said. Her
family lives in Del Rosa. on)y a
few blocks from one of the
burned-out areas. She put a call
out for help after taking a walk
through one of the devastated
areas.
"We've been ftooded with e-
mails from people who want to
help.• Schall saJd. •Tue Fourth
D\strlct PTA (which includes the
Harbor CoWlcll PTA! has been
the best. I can't believe how
many people came through.•
The Harbor Council PTA JQt
Lnvolved after Newpon Helgbta
Elementary School parent Gail
Standt approached her school's
PTA about helping the fire vic-
tims. Harbor CoWldl stepped Lo
and set up drop-off points at aJ.
most every district school
Newport Helgttts atudenta also
made cards and drawings and
wrote letters to the 6re vlctbm.
Standt said they had them
bound and are presenting them
to the Fifth District PTA for the
students to read.
Four parents picked up all the
items from district schools last
week and dropped them off at
Ouistiansen's home. Donations
included new and nearly new
boob, toys, bicycles, scooters
and construction sets.
"The inslde of my house was
ftlled, my driveway was ftlled,
stacked seven feet high with
boxes.· Ouisliansen said. ·We
had a mountain of donations. It
was a great, feel ·good day. a
great opponunity for us ln New·
port-Mesa who have so much to
give something back.•
·students off er view of tribal life
Students at Wilson Elementary School listen
and learn about Native Americans from
their fellow fifth-graders.
MarlH O'Neil
Daily Pilot
COSIA MESA -Forty SIU·
dents. a couple of teachers, some
fish, a buffalo and a bear filled
1he multipurpose room al WtJ
'>On Elementary School \his
week.
Carol Redfords class hosted
the ru.sembly about Native
Americans for the other fifth-
grade classes, re-creating differ·
cnt aspects of Uibal life. Paper
ftsh and students In wild animal
cosrume helped complete the
lesson.
"She gave us time to get ready.
and we staned studying about
Indians," said lO-year-old Maria
Munoz, a student in Redford's
class. •we made this all our·
selves.·
Each of the four group<> in
Redford's class represented a dif·
ferent geograph.icaJ area and
tribe. Munoz's tribe came from
the Mississippi River area.
On the Ooor in front of them,
they had a large piece of paper
with a wide, blue stripe painted
down the middle to represent
the river. Fish made from paper
floated in the middle.
Students from another class
crowded arowid the station and
listened intently as Munoz and
her group described Mlssiss.lppi
Indians' foods, clothing. housing
and culture. The women of the
tribe cooked beans, pumpkins
and squash, she saJd, while the
men did the hunting and fishing.
Jose Naranjo, 10, displayed his
fishing prowess by throwing a
spear made from a stick. hitting
a fish square in the gills.
The students watching the
Tuesday morning presenLation
filled out their as.'>ignment
sheets, which asked questions
about each Uibe.
Letting her class research and
present the materiaJ for other
students provided an unusual
learning experience, Redford
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Schoolbooks on display
for public consideration
Textbooks under considera·
lion by the Newport-Mesa UnJ·
fied School District are on dis·
play through Jan. 28.
The public may view the Eng·
lish, home economics and phys!·
caJ education books being con-
sidered. The textbooks are for
seventh through 12th grades.
"World Literature" by Susan W.
Albert, published in 2001 by I loll
Rinehart Winston, is being con-
sidered for nm Popstiff's 12th
grade English class at Costa
Mesa High School. "Culinary Es·
•'
HOLIDAY CLOSURES
These are some of clo-
sures for the ThanbgMng
holiday:
• Costa Mesa City Hall ls
closed today and Friday.
• Newport Beach Oty
Hall and aD library branch-
es will be closed today and
Friday for the Thanbgivlng
holiday.
• 1\'ash piclcup will not
take place today but will re-
sume Friday.
•Newport-Mesa UnlfJed
schools and district offices
Tonk' D1¥0n
are closed today and Fri-
day.
• Costa Mesa Police De·
partment's ftont desk will
be closed today, but people
can call the business line at
(714) 754-5255.
• Newport Beach Police
Department's front desk
will also be closed today .
Vl.sftors can sdU get tn the
building by calllng from a
telephone outside. An offi·
cer will come up to the
front desk to take reports.
,,_ $2600 IO U3,AOO
ht\Dt1f~Al1
~••f'llo" ••••nd•N••~•r• ••••h Menat-•010
The lodte .. ~ ....... ""'~ .. ~ HIO'*
sentials." published in 2002 by
Glencoe McGraw-Hilt, Is being
considered for Janet Dukes' culi-
nary arts classes at Newport Har-
bor High School. "Fitness for
llfe" by Charles Corbin and Ruth
Lindsey. published by Human
Kinetics in 2002, is being consid·
ered for Julianne Nielsen's physi·
841d. About 90% of them speak
Ehgli.sb as a second language,
making the assignment an even
greater challenge.
But students doing the presen-
tations clearly, if sometimes qui-
etly, explained their respective
tribes. And a little play-acting
helped liven thin~ up.
As the Pacific Nonhwest tribe
told students about their local
wildlife. 10-year·old Alberto Pe·
rez, an animal skin thrown on his
back. crawled around on all
fours, catdung paper fish with
his mouth. A hunter, l l ·year-old
Jose Tejeda, felled him with a
spear and took his skin for cloth·
ing.
He then showed off his ldll, pa·
rading the fur in front of the stu-
dents, who giggled with delight.
caJ education classes at Estancia
High School.
The books will be on display
from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday
through Friday at the Sanborn
lnstructional Media Center at
2985-C Bear St. ln Costa Mesa.
Call (7 14) 424·7551 for an ap-
pointment
Tlusday, NoYembef' 27, 2003 A3
Featuring A Live Tribute To
Frank Sinatra
Every Monday q Tuestlay 6-~m
Steaks • Seafood • c.ocktalls
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
C.Oyote spotted in
e:lSt Newport
~ ne.c Btold-
way and byrDond md
J 9lb m'Nb rqJOnedly
w • COJOIP romd1c
around i.D &heit ~
borbaod OQ Wedaiaday
aftemoan. The __,... wn re-
pof1Cld on the
~ u ~ 12115
pm.. Gou Mesa Pclliicr
lJ °* 8irmy uid.
Anilml Cooo"OI ol&oen
~to the call bur
~DOI and tbr ~
~Slkl.
ca,otel 8l'e c:ommon
llO the -lide al dw c#y btcu.w ol ...,. Back Bay
resef''e. olldaSa laid. but
Uw aJ)'Dte .. al9o ''al
much -wbmJ IOimal. il.nd mmy cm br .eaJ
cornlonabty tylrJg cbrn
un Crom )...nb or·~
duwn a miidmtial lttM..
To procen small pets
from COJOlr .nacb. olfi.
i: ~ raidmu mua
k.ttp 1hdr prU '1ldoora aJ
lime. and neYft" leaft
food or tras.b lying
uuWlCI 11'1 rbril )'altk
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
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~ .. iepofted 11'1 Che
500 bloc* M 2:13 pm
Tue.dey.
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Tuetday.
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• Q:wtlldge...... "'°"
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at a 4Z Lm. Tueeday
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~inthe100~
.c 4<16 p.m Tundav.
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a.m.. TueacSay.
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~frcmA1
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nm n-.
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ruo:iar "' • pn. ... :t cme.·
No p.m brtM..ldJS on cam·
pus. and no funhft ecnuo wu
Ur.km bJ llw SIUdrol .tttt chr lllU-
tial B.tMlt .xi Thr par·
mas d ctw ~ Wl5'l' ~ ro-
~he wid.
JWA
CoMnJed from Al
arowxl rt.r b.ndfill
-why uJd )~ ~'lml a laod·
fill with lmnmdo\.b liabilnyf"'
as.led rei.ident Madrit>ne Ar'aU·
IW.. ._tlO ran for ufTJtt last ~..,.
n a Gttenb&ht candJdale
Mayol' Slew Bl"Ofl\bttg ~-
AROUND TOWN
•Send AlltQJ#IJ TOWN uan. to
lhe Oeit,t Piiot. 330 w. Bay S\.. co.a. Mesa, CA 92627; bv ~
'°~·~byf8x
to <9491MM170; or by callng
' Sl4-4291. lndUdt .... ..,...
ct.le and~ of die ....... -
..... COIQCl ptlOM number.
~y
n...-beadayeftllt·
ThanbgMng ... the Or.nge
County~~ from 7 Lm
to 4 p..m. at the Ortlfige C.ounfy
F9orgrounds Admission-· ~ t.--. Therw will be .. att!SanS'
and cnften' comer. pho10S with
Santa Claus and~
~
SAJl.R)AY
The Or-. County Colony of
M~ Descendants will hew
i1S annual Compact Day
Luncttaon • lO'.JO a..m .. Ole
Holiday Inn 3131 South Briaol
Cosi. Mesa. Anyone who ..
dncelded from one of the 26
~ hetds of tamlHes am fO!n
ln1orrn9liolt (9'9) ~71 .
htrp:).-...WW.~orp.
A.a l*tof S.. ~· c:ustorn. ~month, rt
-" hllt9a~compday1n
whd'l IWO dMrilS wi1 ~ ~
..W. b fJ1llt at 200 N8'Wport
CArt'8r em. lntonn.non and
~.(9'91~
SllmAY n.. er-.. County a_.. of
tt. s ... cllh Women'&
Educ:.donal AsP\. will have rts .,....., s.-Hi Ovtssmn ewni.
~ promolaS Swedish
tnciiiona at n a.m. mu,. Costa
Mesa~ commurwty
mnter, lMS Pert Ave Tiie cost
~ be S2 for d1ildr-.n younger
ttwi 15 end SS fof edults and
o6dilr ~ lntom'i8tl0n
19C91 ,.2734, hQp./.~
~·WIM e>rp-'ora~nty
Aape11of s..~··
c:wtomer ~month."
Wtl haY9 a T-. and TW9Cn9 0..,.
.. 200 N..;uport Cent9" On-..e
'Their. -b9 fnle sU\ care d.na
and do-ft-VoU'Wf foot
cr.u1*1ts. ~and haw
~eed\fMSS
"1fonNUon and~
(M.9l 6U-$)72
llCN>AY
South COMt "'9za wtl ..... lb
21• arvlU8ll T~
C..••KMV .t 9 p..m.. "1 Town c.ne. Part.~'° .... ~ ~COMl fltm:a. The
91)-foot ....... wll be ldofNd
by 15,000 llghlL llw WI• I IOI pt
wltf feetur9tt.M ~ea.,.
<hwue end an..,_. ... by
~., ~Jenniitf Valt "'°"' Kl\.A-~.
A •11• •In 111••*'-' t>9n'OOC>llllc preeidei .a..
cerddlle ~ K. a.rt .,.
held. 7 ~.the Hatp"""' 130
E. 17'h St. Cceta,.....,
~wll .... Wot"*9ol1
and a.t's po11tiona on it.,
• 1210 a .... B·J • ~•r« tuc•
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k> ...... .mu. die iindl~
Uidr cNldrm ar odm pll'tnQ.
Olkia did nuc fonml) naUty
parmb old.-.....
A (.omria dd Mii' r.her. .,.._
nae robe ~
cam bb JOr'I lll&d • ...,.. wthe lltd. aid actws
p;arerm <*cf bim ~ ~
ol NII\• 21 tu warn 1*11 al poaibk
lJuft1S .... hk IOrL He im-
mt-dim:ty pJ« oa dw phooe •ilh
tht-Nrwpxt Bmcb ~end'°'
in tourh •Uh tbP dpr~ han-
dling thr cme. He Aid hr .,,,.
sured hft that the •'OUld
~ dnignal 10 ~ tlw p
and c:oru of the oty pbyini an
acow rok> m the county bcill-
u~ indudmg whdhtt to t.lle
O\"tt rn&Ull&lnlng ~ mf'lhane-
ptududn«i s.d~.
"\w·r~ nu• aahn& OftT any-
t1ung nghc "°"' · Brombttg
~ ~~bat ~~·re ll)'Ulg w do
here is ftnJ ~-e-• to Qut:$-
u~ •
1uues.. lnfonnabon:
info YOlon~com.
hlfpJS\nwW ~00"'1.
A..,_..hal11 ..... sgon
homeland aecuritv will be from 6
108 p..m. at Vanguard ~t
Snv1h HeU Room Mrl. 56 f..,
Otwa~I(..,
Maddox Costa Mesa Cowd"'*'I
Alm MalWOOf and MicNel
Sc:hMfef, Califomlil Natl<>NI
Guatd M.,. Gerl. Peul 0 Monroe
Jr . Cosi. Fire Ch'-f James M
Ellis and ~horn Ul9
Onsnoe CounlV Shentr1
Oepanment.. Caftfomia Ofrice of
E mervencY S.,.., ioes and the FBI
w-11 bt on hand
WEDNESDAY
The Anb-SAT movwnent wtl
ho6d a meelJng from 7 to 8 p m. in
the AS8 room at Corona del Mar
High SdlOOI Then Wiii be guesl
s;pealteors. an open forum fOf
commeou and qoestlonS. end an
outline tor 1mpt.emec1ting
educatoonal reform. Students
parents liOd tN<hers ant
welcome to aaend. lnfonnatt00·
Amanda Rubenstetn, (9491
719 1756
DEC.4
The Or-. Coun1y ChaipW of
Ch1t<llelp USA will have a holiday
bout>Que and luncheon at 10 a m
1n the Hyan Regency 17900
Jamboree Btvd Irvine fOf
...seNao<>ns contac:l Nllf'CV
Whftkd al 19491 548-028
The a.Id& Jones Ge9lry ., 0-.
Alnum Coun of Fe5h.on Island
wtll preMnt en e.n.btOon of att o4
the antmated film ·0r 59\Jss'
How the Gnrld'i State 01nS1mM·
With voec:. ac2.1'es:s June For-v 9"d
8i'llmataon produoef and diredaf
Ptul RotNn. The exhibition WIG
be from 5 to B·JO p.m The gaftetv
11 a1 .t01 Newport Center Dmra
lnfonnatJOn. (9'9175.9-0758,
http.:t.W-dtudt/onacom
The Or-. Coun1y Coailition -Youth will host ·lAl Your \loloe Be
He.rd• from 4 ·30 to 8 p m ... Che
CosuMeu~
CommunftyCenter. 1845 PaA. eos.a Mesa The wem .. to t.t
youth liQOe thetr ooncems, ta
about t..ues and to influence
poky deCISIOnl. lnformacion:
~ edd.Qgcv
A.a pmt of --GlegoM'a ~ eippreoa110n montl'I "
wll hsYe a r~ from B
~on h8nd to petfonn
~fecials and ... aNtylil
from t1 UT\. to 6 p.m The
~ 00.-sso W'th a $20
coupon tow9"d B Kamma
~~onmeume
day. lnbmatJon and
I-oialb IL (9G) 644-Ci672
DEC~I n.ee... ........... Q.lb ..
lpOf.,. 1he r .. <'llw
OevelJtlf1•ltat Tournament
-~FWMw o. .. l®C•• Ital Center at tt. eo.z. Mela Golf. Country Oub
The entranae fee will be S70
today.._, SUS tor both~
tnfomtAoic ( 616-2886.(9'91
803-9090
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win. H11siva1from3 to 81> m. It
Z3l50 Cll1YQft Oriw. n.. wW be
.....,,.. cnl mating. mutlC.
lhellt9' end~ toad. nw.. be. naininel cNrge ..
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•be...,.0.&30 ~ mas•
OUr "-~of Angdea. 2046
.... ~Drive. The prwyw
btMtSatt .. ,_,,. 9UtlSt ....._Madeline Tucci TaMllhm,
tot"1dw of • Gllty"t Pbce few l(1dl. There. be. poirieema ....
................... The
........ ii IPOll!eOlled by dw c.. ..... ~Guld.The
c:io. 11 • StS dOiuiilllah. ~CMtl~
n..c..Fe ..... ~ ......
dl811 .... 411Np.,., ._.. ahOtd per
alwhOrilf tlOltl '° un. tog p.m. • .. °'*"' Ccunty f'*• ~.c..r.n.~•
...... .,221ollhe~
... ~Clllll·be ...
Tuesday" \Ulr ctftlC'd the
~ b:wrs Cormmutt. com-
pus.rd of 8rombng and Coun-
dlmeo Tod R.fdp'ay and John
Hdfttn.an. Thr rommitt~ "''ill
nd • ~ler to countv rep~
sei•&tn~ them 10 mttt
lO dcs.cus.s 'I'~~ that l~ Clty
rn.JPir play~ roJr in thr four ~
sues oty leaden Soa)' fall mto the
Newport Beach's •spheff •
Bur how f.u ~ ta!b cuuJJ
ablg with rwcue ans and lttllel"S
loobng for • home mfonnauon
(858) '5f>.9l90.
~ U.lliuwwilr'sC.... tor
Cub.ural and E1hnic ~Will
pr~ -n.. Allure and
Segnrf ICalee of Body Art from
l0'.30 un to 12.:30 pm at
N~ °""'9nl1y. 3390 Halt>of
Blvd lnformnon (7141429-5408.
lzutae nu edcJ
Piect ............. Olnstmas
Fair will be from 9 a m to 4 p m.
There will be O'Vf1I 175 booths of
rop •rtJSts wnh un.que
handc:fiJfted 11ems 1ndudmg live
muDC, food end enten.a•nment
lnformaoon 1714} 641 3112
http.1."WWw P'~""'•~rs com
DEC. 7
The c.t felacMrl As9\. will h-. •
d\amp10tldl1p and household pet
cat show from 9 a m to 5 p m at
the Onmge County Fan &
(kpOS!n<>n Center The e-.renl wtll
f .. 1ure up to 225 of the worlds
finest pedtgreed cats wilt be there
a'<>ng witi. retlCUe cats 8f'd 1'inens
looking fOf a homa lnfOfmation
fBSBl 45>9390
~ d1r1' arv.&al Otnstma
FarW\llbefrom9am 104pm
Dec. 6 and 7 There will be over
175 booths of toP artists wrth
untQUe handcBfted items
mduding live musK:, food end
enterU.inment Information· 17141
641 3112,
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The Co5ta ~ ...... Quh wil
~theF•nnew
Oevelopmen~ Tournament
benefiting f~rvlew
Oevelopmen~ Centec at the
Cost.a Mes. Goff & Couritry Oub
The entraooe fee wiU ~ S75
lnformabOn 1949164>2886.19491
903-9090
The MWndt ...... B.aioa tst.r1d
Waiting Holiday Home Tour will
be from 11 am to 4 pm at
Balboa Island. Toets OOSI S20
Information: (9491673-4280
n.. city of NNiport Bw:tt'1 14th
annual Wint9f Wondenand will
take plKll! from 10 a.m 10 1 p m
at Grant Howtand Par\. Stt1
Avenue and Ins Avenue There
Mil be more tt\W\ 30 tons of snow
dumped onto the Qrounds for the
enf(JVl'nent of the oommumty
There will be ac:t1vrues wdl as
wrntllf cannal ~rnM aloog With
Santa Information 19491
644-3151
OEC.10
Body o.igr\ w4I oftw. free
seminar liOd demonstnnion on
the latest I~ on ce'lulite
trNtments from 7 to 8 p m at 100
N1!WpOr1 Ceotllf Onve. The event
ii pr9Mflted by Maty Oeflene, a m-. thenpllt. lnfonnation
a-.d ~ (949) 722-3555,
~~IV.
Hoaa •-........ wll "---en
eYeninQ lung caooer aqJcxt
Qf'OUP cfi9o1ss1on ~ • c.opinQ
wilt\ the Ho6ed9ys. from 6:30 to 8
p.m •t 1he Hoag~ c.entm.
Con ....... Room A Information
C!M9l 78C>-55ol2.
DEC.11
11-c.mp.. CDl•f'IW al
~ <:o.-Coneoe weu hokS a
luncheon'° ,... funds tor the
OCC DiMbled Students~
from 11 a.m. to 2 pm. .t OCC
Thete wlll be ennwtainment
provided by~ Ho1f end .Oro
K.ito. who .,. plsying Wllh 1he
H:anv .._, Gnol s.eele Oilchn
Ceriter. The cost .. 50 per
penon. lnfomwtion:
~Jiit hotmalcom
DEC.12 ................. ,
Aacto 1MI halt• holdly toy drive
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.tn.. In
8kJocJW lgdlie'• Courtyard. cu.. ..... enc:our9ged.,
drop off.,, unwt*Pli*I new'°'¥
., be plDd urldlr .. F8llHon
ll&lrld~--
lnbmllion: 721-2000.
The,_._lwtt$41f ...
Dr•utll'f' Mertdl *IPPOft group
·pn:~.., as
pilm lhe
-n.. imi:~lion I Fl " chaf
11 "' • CIJ far ht!i\. Monty said. ~~ Dmbol aud the r..ther
Oq ~ rdirwd that sru-
dmls reported IM incidenl ID of.
6ciab. M> the proper Slrps could
~ l.ilkcl. ~ PTA pres.idmt sa.id w'd
heard Crom her "'~ lhat the
itutJeni wamtd he wuuJd cany
OU1 his t.hnm on \Ytdnetday.
go I.\ &n)i>od)'' guess. In ~
IDO'\l ~ r,unario. 11 could
n-ers mean the cuy taking ~r
operaoon of JolUl Wayne Air·
port. But first. local leaden.
would h.a\'l" to prO\i! to w
8oaJd of Suprn t~r~ that the
plan would ~ tx-neficiaJ for the
city and the county.
Count) Supem'><>r.> Jim SUva
and Tom W'1hu11 lut\e both wd
the) would be \\iJJing lo Sil
will meet at 7 p.m at Cocos, 2760
Hart>or Btvd • Costa Mesa
lnfOl'Tllation: (9'9) 650-1212, (71 41
491 9400
DEC.21
Fashion Wand will host lu
.Jnnual Menorah Lighting
Ceremony at 3 p.m at
8'oom1nQdale's Courtyard The
event will be hos19d by Rabbi
Reuven Mintz of the Olabad
Jewish Center in Newport Beadl
lnformatJOn 19491721-2000
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DEC.22
The °'*'99 County Marbt P\ace
will hold its Holiday Martel Place
from 1 a.m. to 4 pm at the
Orange County Fairgrounds.
Adm1ss.t0n will be free There will
be artJsans and crafters corner,
photos With Santa Claus and
seasonal entelt8inment
The Environmental NaWre Cent«
will prnenr a Holiday Craft
WOfitshop in wM::h paruopants
CCtn create then own special
hohd.I'/ season gifts for family
and fnend$ usmg a variety of
materials from 9 11 m 3 p.m. The
COS115 $140 per 51udent With a
10,,. dtscount fOf members There
will be a S2S matenals fee.
Information (9491 645-8489.
DEC. 23
The Emtironment.al Natu19 Ceni.r
will pre~nl a Holiday Craft
Workshop in wtud1 participants
~n c;reale their own s.peaal
hot1day se&$0!1 gif\5 for family
and fnends USlllQ a vanety of
materials from 9 a m 3 p.m . The
cost IS $140 per Sludent wrtti a
100,. discount fOf membeno There
will be 1 S25 matenals fee
lnfOfmabon (949) ~
OEC.24
Th4 Environmental Natura CenW
will present a Holiday Craft
Wortshop '" whdl parnapants
can create their own 1>peaal
hohdav season gifts for family
and friends U$.lng a vanety of
mate11afs from 9 a m 3 p m The
cost is $1.e() per student With a
10"' .... da900Unt fOf members There
wall be a S25 matenals fee
lnfOflT\abon (9'9164>&489
DEC. 26
The ErMronmemal Nnaa CenW
will present a Hohdsy Craft
~'" wtiich partlapants
can c:rNte their own special
hohday season gafls fOf family
and fnends usmg a vanety of
malenals from 9 a.m 3 p.m. The
cost 11 S 140 per student wrtti a
10% discount fOf rnembef'1>. Thare
will be a $25 matenals fee.
lnformalJon· (94916'5-8'89
ONGOCHG
The Neiwpoc't Center
Toas~er·1 Cub can hefp you
improve your puh'ic speaking
wlls or polish your business
presenttttons. M.mbers come
from a variety of profeasJonal
~phnes and bldgrounds The
group meets eYefV Monday
mommg from 7 to 8:30 a.m .,
610 Newpot1 c.nter Drive,
Newport 8-:f\. Vabted pillting
is avalabte in the~
lttue.1Uf9 MX1 to 24 Hour Rtnea.
G~ we W9lcome.. fof moc.
infomlattoo. caU (Ml) n1-5732.
Sole~ end a.... ......
hrote tMmed up to help~ In
need by CIOftecting .,.. from
Dec. 1 through 31 st Sole
ComfOft. Colona del Mw Plua.
836 AYOQdo Aw. Lan\ Hou.
.. Qon'1l1l41llad to enc:lng .. cyde
of domeltic: ~and
~Ing families.
In~ ( ) &64-5939.
n.. Neltl"""18-" ......
l..lbrary. holding b ~food
drivt through Ole. 12. Tlwe Will
be Shk9 Our s.tY.. bins -Che litnfy for donlldola oC canned
goocl9tnd~
Oonatbw C9l'I be dtepped""
Uing,......, liRnfy hours from
tun tot p.m. MoncUy dwough
Thur8dlly; "°"'. ~ '°. pJ'n. Fddey end Salufid9y .net &om
noon to6 p.m. SuGy.
lnfue11..ec.a: 7t,.,.,,
• LOUTA tWftR Wf'* colunww
~~·and~.
St. m-v be,..,,., .. (9491
574-«111 Of bv ~ ..
~ ,..,.,,.,elatitrwa.oom MANIA
O'NEIL cowrw edl at ion and 1NV
be reedled S1 (~91 S7~268 °' by
tHNt!at
ma,,.._on.11@Jal.Jm#..com
ReportM ~ Btiarath contnbut.ocl
to 11'111 stoty
duwn and talk with Newport
~at:h representatives. But Silva
s.ald hr had some serious con-
cerns about tinkering with what
he descnbed as one of the best-
run airports in the country.
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Bead! and John Wayne
A1rport She may be readled at
{9491 574-4232 or by e-mail at
1une CllUgran~ <»larimn.com
Santa's Village throogh Dec. 24 at
Carousel Coun. Shoppers can
make crafts at the Alpine Wood
Shop, Holiday Trimmings Shop
and the Village Bake Shop. The
cost varies per craft lnfonnation:
(714) 435-2083.
http:/lwww scuthcoastpl8Z8.com.
South Coast Pfau will haw Its
famous carousel transformltd
from horaes to Santa's reindeer
until Dec. 28. The cost for a ride is
St Information: (714143&-2083,
http:llwww.southcoa1tplaz.a.com
South Coast P\aza wm h.ve
Santa s Express Tram running
throogh Jan 4 at the Crate &
Barrel/Macy's Home Store wing
on Level 2 Information: 17141
435-2083,
http:/lwww.southcoastplaz.a.com.
The Newport-MeM cribbage dub
meets on 1he second and fourth
Wednesdays of every month
from 6·45 to 9 p.m at Oasis
Senior Center, 800 MarQtJerite
Ave. in Corona del Mar. The cost
1s $2. Information: (949) ~293.
Pastor H.in Austin INds. ea.
study on ·How to Become a
Contagious Christian• from 6 to
8:30 p.m. Wednesdays at Jn W.
Wilson St, No. 15 in Costa Mesa.
All are welcome to come and
meet new friends. Information·
(9491 722-7498.
The AClU of Orange County
meets at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday
of every month at the Unitarian
Universahst Church, 1259 Victona
SL in Costa Mesa. Each month's
meeting will feature a dinerent
speaker on issues relating to the
Bill of Rights. Information: (7141
957-6107.
Macy's in Costa Mesa lnvitn
Orange County nonprofit
organizations that provide
seivices and programs to the
HIV/AIDS community to apply for
participation in Macy's South
Coast Plaza's Pa$Sport In Store
fund-raiser. This year's event will
be hefd on Oct. 4. To ntee1ve an
appllC8t1on to participate. call
(7141556-0611, eKt. 4231
Yoga dasses will be o«.red
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
noon to 12:40 p.m. for nine weeks
st West Newport Community
Center. Registration is S54 for one
class each week or $100 for two
days • week over nine weetts for
Newpon Beach residents. Others
pay an additional SS For more
information. call (949) 644-3151.
Costa Mesa'•~ OivWon wm provide a three-hour theme
birthday party for up to 20 guests
attn. Balearic Community Center
wee~vs from S to 8 p.m.,
Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m
or 4 to 1 p.m. and Sundays from 4
to 7 p.m. Parties for chUdren 5 to
t 2 will consist of lund\ldinner,
games, crafts. prizes, cake with
K:e cream and suf)efVblon by
staff. Parties cost $250 or $300.
fOf mof"a infonnation, call (714)
754-5158.
Aw new wtn. will be eerwct on
B-v9ide ~1 .. temtee
OYerioobng ~ Haft>of
rilefV Thu~ from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. The cost is $16 per persoo.
foot mo1'9 lnfonnatlon. e41ll (949)
721-1222..
A *'*Yol P'Mte. ~ end~ swim leaons will be
o1fenad 1hit IUmmet at the
Marien~ Aquatic Center
st Carone def Mar High Sc:t1oo1.
Opciofw NldUde ~-one
nst1UCltion on Seturdaya .net a
Mondty \twugh Thut'llday
ptOgt'efll fot .... and~
H>t -.ion datw, timea and
COlb, ca (949) 844-3151, or
,.....In~ M Newpon
8oed\ ~and S.Olof Servicea M 3300 Ntwpon Blvd.
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Tlusday, November 27, 2003 AS
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EDITORIAL
We've come
along way
T he first American
Thanksgiving feast
was celebrated over a
three-day period in
1621 in Plymouth, Mass., with
European settlers sitting down
with about 90 Native
Americans to meals consisting
mostly of wild game and fish.
lhe fact the settlers were
eating anything at all was
probably the greatest cause to
celebrate that year -the first
winter in Massachusetts had
wiped out fully half of the
original Plymouth colonists.
It was a far dHlerent lime of
thanks in America than we
find today. The gratitude
expressed around the turkey in
162 I pretty much involved the
very basics, such as "Boy. am I
thankful I didn't get the
smallpox this year," and "Boy.
am I glad I didn't starve or
freeze to death last January,"
and "Gee, am I grateful I rau
faster than Bob when that bear
was chasing u'>."
Tunes have changed
considerably since then, as
have tl1e kinds of fortunes for
which Newport-Mesa residents
can count themselves thankful.
There is, for sure, more to be
grateful for than the gift of life.
We can be grateful for a vast
network of volunteers who
provide goods and services for
families and people who are
faced with low incomes or who
are homeless. Volunteers
deliver IWlches to senior
shut-ins, not just on holidays,
but throughout the year. Other
volunteers coordinate
fund-raisers that benefit their
churches, the YMCA and local
schools lo supplement
educational materials and
equipment
Year-round, volunteers help
the American Cancer Society
and lhe Susan G. Komen
Breast Cancer Foundation by
donating clothing and running
in the annual Race for the
Cure. At the holidays, they add
toys and girt certificates to lhe
list.
Local service groups raise
funds so that local charities
can continue helping the
homeless and less fonunate,
putting together literacy
projects for young and old.
alike, and running programs
for the developmentally
disabled.
And we can be grateful that
we live in a commuqity that
prides itself on its
commitment to maintaining
its quality of life and ensuring
this is one of the best places to
live
As we sit down to whatever
feast we've prepared for
ourselves, let's hold one
another's hands and say It like
we mean it ~Today, I'm glad to
live in Newport-Mesa."
Happy Thanksgiving.
everybody.
READERS RESPOND
A cornucopia
of gratitude
AT ISSUE : Readers
write in to say what
they are grateful for
this Thanksgiving
season .
I am thankful for my two
wonderful daughters, Page
and Megan. who bring my
husband and I joy each day.
TI1ey are both kind and caring
children and fun to be with
every day. I am Utankful that my
husband. Mark. is able to stay
home with them and care for
them so they don'! have to go 10
day care.
Mark is on disability with
extreme back pain and
degenerative discs. and although
It pains him just to get out of
bed, he goes on with his day the
best he can for the ~ They
are his life's motivation. I believe
the girls benefit having Mark at
home with them, and it gives me
peace of mind that since I have
to work. tlley are with him.
I am thanJcful for my extended
family as well, my mom and
Prank. sister Krista and her
husband, Dave, and my In-laws
Virginia and Don S.
LAURE KEYS
Newport Beach
Adorable grandchildren. good
health, fall color and the
Mtidptu.lon of good thln~ to
come ore some oHhe things I'm
thankful for this TbanbgMng
a!On.
NANCEE L WRIGHT
QJl'ona del Mnr
Aloha. I just ~ntJy had the
chance 10 vtsll iny brother Ou1s Shewmlo and hil wife, u.a. ror
17 days on iauaL TheY •Ved for
nine montha ind made the
tnove to thetr new condo. I am
Vltf"/ thankNJ lO them for
moving there. I am espeda1Jy
thlilkful to my ~r. Doua.
for prOvldtns me wtth a dckot to
Ff tbete.
Aleo. lam thankful for my
family and friends for being so
supportive of me and helping
my husband with any driving 10
and from school. I am alw
thankful 10 Jami Paley for
introducing me to ·n,e Purpose
Driven Ufe, • which gave me
confidence enough 10 make this
trip tl18t I have dreamed of all
my life!
DEBI DIFRANCESCO
Newport Beach
I am thankful for my family.
My dad has a great scnte of
humor. My mom makes me
laugh when she gets mad. My
brotller wrestles with me. My
sister plays on the computer
with me. And my other sister
plays witll me. That's all.
SHANNON GRIFFIN
Newport Beach
I want to be thankful for God
Because I love God God loves
us. And I love Ashley, Kelly, Blalr.
Delaney and all m,lAAuslns.
LAUREN IE GRIFFIN
Newport Beach
I am thankful for my friends
and family . They are really
loving, kind, and they help me
and support me. When I need a
hug. they give It to me
(espedally my lltde sisters
Shannon and Laurm). My
brother Ryan, tack.les me but I
know be still loves me. My
friends keep me entertained
(which IJ. Ye')' i;x1~~
Newport Beach
I run thanJcfUI for our new
•1ease on llfe• here &I Amcrtcal\
J..egjon Post 291. 11wlk you to
the dty or NewpoC1 Beach and
thanb to all of our memben
and &ienda who helped lO make
tllis new lease become a rcalJty ...
COIWERAPP
Irvine
• B>fTOft'I NOT'!:~ Rapp It I
flnt vice commendet"' "" Americen l.tQion NeWpoft Hlt'bot
Polt29t
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
A community treasure
to be thankful for
By Tony Petros
L eaves turning gold and red
before dropping 10 the ground.
A chill in the air. Football games
on television. Familll!l> gathering.
Fabulous aromas from the kitchen.
TI1ere Is so much lo be thankful for
and at tllis time of year thJI we
traditionally pa~e to rcnec1 011 our
bow11y, it's important to take 11ot1u.• of
the many assets we enjoy in our
community.
We are fortunate tu live i11 lhis
beautiful coastal community. enjoyi11g
its spectacular climall'. 'iuperb
community M:rviC("l,, ou"ltmdmg
educaUonaJ institutio11s and
incredible recreation.ti upponunillc"· ..
We are also fortunate to live 111 a
cummunity with vi.'ionaric'>.
Our co111mu11i1y':. uw11
Lnwo11men1al Natun• < t•ntcr. a
3.5-acrc !>aflctuary, tutkcd 111 an
elongated piece of laru.l~·apc adjatenl
lo Newport llarbur lligh School, is an
example of the vision st'<'ll 30 yeani
ago by a group of detlatated and
de1em1ined science teal her'> and
student vulunleer>.
0 11ce a liuer-fillc<l guUy ur
excavated din from cu11<.1ruclio11 or an
Olympic-sin• s,,_imming pool at the
high 1>ehool, ii is now a faM.inaling
combination of l 4 California nauve
plant communities, wildlife habitat
ru1d walking trails -Jva1lahle fur all
to experience and en1uy.
J:or over 30 years, llw nature center
has been shapccl and carc!>-c;ed into a
landscape for learning, a sancruary
from life's pressures and a place of
preservatiun and instmr1lun. nus
year. more than 15,lXJO M11Llc11ts and
thousands of visitors have
experienced its treasure'i, helped
maintain It, nurture ii and learned
£rom lls resources.
Relying on funding provided hy
individuals, corporate gifts,
educational awards a11d opcrallonaJ
gran~. this not-for-pro!il educationaJ
renler offers numerow. educational
programs based on na1uml ..c1ence
and Native American .. 1udics.
Thousands of Orange County
students partlclpale in Environmental
Nature Center programs t.>ach year,
receiving more than 32,000 hours of
inslructfon.
FllE ~IOTO /OAllY Pl OT
From left, Sally Felling, Frank Feller and Environmental Nature Center
founder Robert House examine pine trees during a tour of the center.
People have the opportunily
through school tours, community
group tours, student enrichment
programs. nature camps and
nwnerou'i other aclivlties to
experience native hahilats firsl·hand
And as a result. they can netter
understand nature's complex syslemi.,
the balance of nature on wl\ich we all
depend and our re<.ponslbililit•s to our
naturaJ world.
From U1a1 original vision seen :W
years ago, Lrt.-e. have grown, tlle plant
rnmmuni11cs have matured and
expanded, and the students havt'
learned. And. yet, as exciting as the
1·enter is loday, the vision continue&
Future plans call for a new,
pennanenl building lo compll•ment
and reinforce the lessons 1augh1
outdoors. Our plans call for a design
that allows us 10 optimize teaching
and learning opportuniues. It Is a plan
that will enhanl'C the na1jve plan!
commwlities and offer expanded
learning experiences for students and
commuruty neighbor; over the next
30 years.
This is the lime of year lo pauw
' GIVING THANKS
from our busy lives and \Chc<lulc'l
and lo thank those who had the
ongjnal vision -and the army of
volwlteers -who. over the past JO
years, have run the programs. r.used
the funds and helped mamlain the
planl communltit.'S. And it Is also an
appropriate rime to encourage those
involvt'd today, as wcU as those who
we hope will become Involved 111 the
future, 10 commit their vismn,
dedication and resources 10 maintrun
and enhance the Fnvlronmental
Nature C.entcr -a rnrmnwlity jewt'I
for uJI of us to nunure and enjoy.
I lappy Thanhgiving.
• TONY PETROS 1s the president
Env1ronmentel Natura Center board of
directors
Harbor View thank-you notes
Students from Wendy Jawor's first·grade class at
Harbor View Elementary School wrote the Pilot to say
what they were thankful for.
I am thankful for my dog Bingo,
~use WtieD I am scared, he
makes me braw and llcb my tears.
}{e llkei mo because be Is In our fa=
I 11111 th&nlfUI fOr my family for
helpl.ns me. I am than.kl\d (or the tlreft&httn for puttiQg out tllc Ores. I am diaakful for the policemen for llftdrii lhe bid guys.Jam thllllkfuJ for
my t*'-ror teldllng me.
DAVID
for my brothers. rm thanklul for my
famlly.
KEUY
t an1 dllnkfuJ for my llistf'r. r am
thankful for my family. I run thonldul
(or God. I om thankl'ul (or my cat
MEGAN
I am lhankful tor my sister and rny
an named Olurrhlll. I am thankful ror
my mom and my dad and Mepn. I am
thankl\&I tor my &h
DaY
I am thankful for my famUy and
Crienda. I am 1ha11k!ul for lhc cop&. I am
thankful for the aun.
everything. GRACE
l am thllnkful for my family aml
friends. Especially God -he's my life.
MICHAEL
f'm thankful for my llfo. my f3mUy,
my friends and my sister. BRETI
I wn tllanlcful for my fnmlly and my
frlcndt -they are nJce. I'm thankful
for my cl · I'm thllt1Uul for rny
brotllcr.
EVA
J am thankful for my family and
Cricod.,,. They art vcty nla and kind. I
nm lhankfuJ for the greut t teachtr un
ewth. Ml Jawur. Shell 1'<1paL1
want to be in her clasa agafn.
1 am thankfuJ ror the (>ollCe and
lftfl&h1en. I un dl1nkful tor my~ waoa.1 ... 1hUllitW ror ~.,. • ....... ....
I 1m thldlttul 1bt Mktlael the..,.
lndibe"'9.
PUBLIC
SAFETY
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Coyote spotted in
eust Newport
~t.s near Broad·
way and Raymond and
19th streeU reponedly
MW a coyote roo.mina
.. round In tbelr neigh·
bortlOOd on Wedrlelday
llfttmoon.
1he anlnlaJ WU re
potted wa.lklntJ on tlle
r.lrect at obout 12:05
p.m.. eo.ta M PoUce
'' r~ BlmcywcJ. Animal Control offtccra
rt'Sponded 10 the call but
\.-uuld "°'find the ooyote.
hr tak.l.
(~ ure common
In the east 1lde of the dty
~use of the Back Bay
n~rve. o.tndals &aid, but
1.hc coyote II alto wry
much an wt>an at\.lmal.
und many can be ~n
curnfort4bly Jylng down
011 front ynf\ll or walking
Jown a m!idcntlll ueet. ro prottct amau pets
from coyote attack& om-
( l.tlll say. retJdenu must
lttp thclr pets Indoors at
ull times and nevtr ~ve
focxJ or t.ru.sh lying
uround in their yard~
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
•Anton~ Grand
theft was repofted In the
500 bfodt al 2·13 p m
Tuelday.
• w..t 8elcer StrMt and
Colege ~A traffic
aocidont involving
lnJurlM WH reportod at
4:06 p.in. Tueadav.
• 8'fstol StNet: An auto
theft Wat rep<H1ed In the
3300 bfodt at 1 :45 p.m.
Tueadey.
• Felrvlew Roed.:
Vandollam wu reported
In the 2700 bloc* at 11:28
am. TUMday.
• Jo.nn 8trMt and
~ Allenue! Graffiti
WN rtpOned at 2~48 a.m.
Tuotday.
• 9outti Coat Dtt¥e: A
hll·and-run wa1 reported
In the 1400 bfodt at 10:63
a m. Tuesday.
. e... 171h S11Mt: P9ttv
thtft was reponed In the
100 bfodt at 2~4' p.m.
Tuetday.
• w..t 11th Strwt: Petty
theft waa reported In the
800 blodt at 10-.47 a.m.
TUffday.
NEWPORT BEACt1
• Cteetltdge end Newport
Ridge OM w.t:
Vendalltm waa reported
at 8:42 a.m. Tueadav
• Dowr Dltw: Battery wa1
roported In the 700 blodt
et 4:05 p,m. Tuelday.
• Newport Cef"9r Dftve:
Petty thefl was reported In
the ltOO bloc:t. ot tO:fie
o.m. Tuoadov
• PINtt Newpor1 OtM: A
hit-and-run wa.1 roporte<f
In tho 1200 blocl •t 12:19
a.m. Tueadev.
• Placentia Avenue:
Trespossing wa11'9pof1ed
In tho t600 blocl et 7:55
o.m.T~y.
• W..tdll Drtv.: A
hlt.,.nd-run wa1 reported
In the 2100 bfoct et 11 :2.4
a m Tueld.ly.
THREAT
Continued from Al
~ dolna Ill l.nvcst.lglltlon ~" Barbot eaJd. •A &IU
dent made eoma th CJ. Thero
was no "*lry to tt. Tilete was a
rumor of a gun. but that wasn't Uw •
No gun brought on u1m
pus. und nu further ocdon wa.'>
taken by the Mud~nt after tht' In.I·
tial threat. Oarl>ot '!Ukl lbe par
en~ c;( the boy Wl'll" wry co
opcrau~. he 'laid.
JWA
Continued from Al
aroumJ the landfill
"Why wuuJt.l yuu wont n land nu wit11 tremcndOU') habUlty?"
usktd relllJent Moddcnc Arake·
lion, whu rnu for uffiu· I.isl yt'ar
""' n Grct'nJight canJll.lute.
Mayor Steve Bromberg as·
AROUND TOWN
• Send AROUND TOWN item• to
th• Dally Piiot, 330 W. Bey 51.,
Cotta M .... CA 92627; by e-mail
to luls..pena t.Cimfll..com: by fax
to (9'91 &ee-4170; Ot by calling
(949) 574-4298. Include the time,
datt and location of the event. es
well ea • contect phone numbef.
FRl>AY
rt..wtllbe•~
Thenbglving .ale at the Orange
Coonty Markel Place from 7 a.m
to 4 p.m. at the Orengo County
Fa1rgroonds. AdmisSton will be
free. There w1ll be an artisans'
and craftera' comer, photos with
Santa Clau1 and seasonal
entertainment
SATURDAY
The ()qnge County~ of
Mayflower Oe&cendant1 will have
lt1 annual Compaci Day
Luncheon at 10:30 a.m. ot the
Holiday Inn 3131 Sooth Brl1101.
Costa Meaa. Anyone who 11
descended from one of the 26
known heads of families can join.
Information: (949) 648-6871,
http:l/www.ocm11yflowt1r.org
A. p111t of Spa Gregorie'1
customer appreciation month, It
will have • customer comp day in
whk:f1 two cllenls will get their
leMoet for free at 200 Newport
Center Otlve. lnfonnation end
reaervatlon1: (949) 644..(3672.
SUNDAY
The °'9nge County Chaptef of
the Swedilh Womon'1
Educational Assn. will have Its
annual Swodish Christmas event,
whkt\ promot" Swedish
tredltlon1 et 11 a.m. In the Costa
Mela Nojghborhood community
c.nter. 1845 Part Ave. The cost
will be $2 for children younger
than 16 and SS for adults and
older teeoager1. Information:
(949) 786-2734. http:/lwww
chspt11rs·$\Wa.orplorangocounry
Al p8'1 of Spa Gregorie'1
customer appr.clation month, 11
wlll have a Teens and Tweens Dav
et 200 Newport Center Drive.
There wlll be free skin care clinics
and do-lt-yooraelf foot
treatmenll, maaquea end hair
masquoa, eech for $5.
Information end roservatloni:
(949) 644~72.
MONDAY
South Co.st Ptua wUI haw eta
21st ennu•I Tree-Lighting
C•remony at 8 p.m. at Town
Center Par1c. edjacent to the
WMtln South Coast Plaza. The
90-foot wtlita fir will bt edomed
by 16,000 lights. TM cerwnony
will f"tul'9 the All American Bova
Chorua and an appearance W
hon<Qry emcee, JeMl,.t YOft
from Kn.A· 'tV·
A n**'t In eupport of
Oemoc:r.tk: prealdef'IO•I
eendklete Wesley K. Cl•rt wtll be
hekf It 7 p.m. et the Harp Inn. 130
E. 17th St., Costa Meae.
Votuntt41ra will ahare lnfonnatlon
end O.rlt's posltlona oo key
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The fa.bed thr conttms
ol other ·pareom. who happened
to hear about Uie lndd nt ftoin
lhelt chUdrl'n oc other pu.rcnts. om 1 JIJ not formally notify
p.vl"f1ta of the thre;:tL
A Corona d J M r tJ>et', wt\OM
u..ted not to be ld utlflcd be
rnUM· hb """' was alltged.ly listed as a~ uf the UAck.. mid olhtt
Jl; rents cWkd hlm the weetend
or Nov. 21 to warn him or possibJe
thn•at8 n&iitl: t hts son. He lm·
mediately l(l>l ou the phone with
th~ Newport Beach Polkt tlrld got
m tout h with the d<.'lcct.i~ lwl·
1.lltng the rose. lie said he was
sure<l her 1hat the talks would
be des1g11t'tl to weigh the pros
anJ cons o( Utt-city pluylng an
;it tlvt' role In the cuunty faclli ·
tit"&. hlC'ludlng whet.her to tab
O\er maintaining the methane·
proJuci.ng lie.
"We're nut tal-Jng over any·
thlng ri)(ht now.· Bromberg
..aid. "Whut we're trying to do
here is Ond answer to 4ues·
lions.·
lasues. Information:
infoitfvolcmtHrsforclarlc.com.
http://www.mHtup.com.
A town hall mMtlng on
homeland 1ecurttywlll be from 6
to 8 p.m. at Vanguard University's
Smith Hall Room 101, 55 Fair
Drive. Assemblyman Ken
Maddox. Costa Mesa Councilmttn
Alan Mansoor and Michael
Sdleafer, California National
Guard Ma/. Gen. Paul 0. Monroe
Jr., Costa Fire Chief James M.
Eiits and repreaentativ&11 from the
Orange County Sheriff's
Department, Colifomia Office of
Emergency Services and the FBI
will be on hand.
WEDNESDAY
The Antl-SAT movement will
hold a meeting from 7 to 8 p.m . In
the ASB room at Corona del Mar
High Sc::hool. There will be guest
speakers. en open forum for
comments end questions, end an
outline for implementing
educational reform. Students,
parents. and tead'lers are
welcome to attend. Information:
Amanda Rubenstein, (9491
719 1756.
DEC.4
The Orange County Chapter of
Childhelp USA will have a holiday
boutique and luncheon at 10 a.m.
in the Hyatt Regency, 17900
Jamboree Blvd., Irvine. For
reservations contact Nancy
Whitlodl at (949) 5484228.
The Chuck Jones G.at.ry In th9
Atrium Court of Feshion Island
will present an e1thibitlon of an of
the animated film "Dr. Seuss'
How the Grinch Stole Chrlatmas·
with voice actre11 June Foray and
animation producer and director
Phil Roman The exhibition will
be from 5 to 8:30 p.m. The gallery
i1 at 401 Newport Center Drive.
Information: (949) 759-0758,
http://www chudcjones com
The Orang. County Coalltlon for
Youth will host ·let Your Voice Be
Heard• from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Neighborhood
Community Center. 1845 Parll,
Costa Mesa. The event is to let
yooth voice their ooncern1. talk
abotJt issue1 and to Influence
policy decisions Information·
rle'9odd.oa gov.
A1 part of Spa GrwgorW1
cuatomer appreciation month, it
wlll l\eve a representative from B.
Kamin• on hand to perform
mlnl·faclal1 and skin analysis
from 11 e.m. 10 6 p.m. The
mini-facials 001t $50 with a $20
coupon toward B. Kamin•
producta purdtaee on the ume
day. Information and
renrv•Uona; (949) 644 6672.
OEC.6
The Coeta Mela "'-"'•Club will
sponaor the huvlew
Developmental Tournament
benefiting Fairview
0.V.lopmentol Center at the
Costa Meaa Golf & Coontry Club.
Tht tntnlnc. '"wilt be $70
today Ind $135 for both daya.
Information: (949) 645-2886.(949)
8()3..909()
w.ldotf 8dMIOt wtl .,......,t tl:a
Winter festival from 3 toe p.m. at
2350 ClnyOn Orlvo. Thort Wiii be
... 90nel cnft making. mulk:,
thoettl' and lntemaflonal food.
The.-. will bt a nomlnnl charge et
the ~te. lnfomlatlon: (949)
674-n34.
The Anfeletaa,.,., lkMldMt
w\11 bt after the 8:90 a.m. maaa at
OUr Ledv Queen of Angelet, 2046
Mar Vlftt Otlve. Tho prayer
brtekfa.t will ftaturt gutat
potker Mtdellne Tucd Tennttllll.
fouiidtf of "Ger(•~ for Kkts.
lllert wtll be • poin..ura plant
Nie tfttr th• bfNkfeat. TM
~t It eponaol'9d by the
C.aa T.,_. Foundeil GuOd. Tht
cost It 1 St6 dOnatlon •
ln~(t49)~
The'*,...,, Allri. ..........
~""tit> end hoUMtlotd '* cat ahc1W friwri lO a.m. toe p. m. et
1tMi Ot'ange CoUnty F,.r •
Expoefflon Cent«. Thi fV'tftt Wiii
...,,. up to 225 of the~
.,... Pfldlg!Md cats. be Nt'9
bwq;ry ror any lnfonnadoo t
could about t 90n~ safety
and ~ dliappolnttid tl ' this
'ud.lns news auuc fru11l •
Crlrod, not an official from the
dfsuict or tM-police dt1>'1J uncnL
·1w been on the phu11~ wHh
th~ pol °" w..y too much lately,"
hu lid.
JW Money, prcsidt"11t of the Co·
rona deJ Mar Pa.rent lt'achtt
A. n .. had aho I~ about the
threat~ u uetwork or par·
enta and student!.. Sh\" 1.:\llle<l
high school l'rincipa.I Sharon I ry
on Tuesday 10 ~ what was be-
ing done a.bout It.
1\.lt' day$ VU(t' Clt'lllCd the
Sphere Issue Cummlllt't'. t.um
tJU8ed of Brumberg and C .ou11
ci.lrnen Tod Ridgeway and Jolm
l lcffeman. The con\mlttcc wlU
~nd a Jetter to t·ounty repre·
'<'lllurlve:. askJ.ng t11cm to meet
to di•cu11S way-i 1hJ1 thc Lily
might play a role iu thl' four is
sues d ty leaders say fall Into rhc
Newport Ueach's • ~phcr<.'."
But huw far tho~e 1aJl-. rnuJd
along with rescue cats and kittens
looklng for a home Information:
(858) 455-9390.
N.11on•I Uolvenlty'1 c.nt1t for
Cultural and Ethnic Studies will
present ·Tue Allure and
Slgnlfteance of Body Art from
10;30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
National Unlvera1ty, 3390 Harbor
Blvd. Information-(714) 429 5408,
lzukas@nu tKJu
~.-..· annu•t Christmaa
Fair will be from 9 a.m. lo 4 µ.n1
There will be over 175 booths of
top artists wllh unique
handcrafted items includ111g hve
music, food and entertainment
Information: (7141641 -3112,
f1trp:llwww.p1eccmalcers com
DEC.7
The Cet Fendera A.sn. will have•
championship and household pet
cat show from 9 a.m. to 5 p m at
the Orange County Fair &
E>eposition Center TI1e event will
feature up 10 225 of the world's
finest pedigreed cats will be there
along witlil rescue cats and kittens
looklng for a homo. lnform1Jlion·
(858) 455-9390
~aken' annual Christmas
Fair will be from 9 a.m. lo 4 pm
Dec. 6 and 7. There will be over
175 booths of top artists with
unique handcrafted items
including live music, food and
entertainment. lnformalioff (714)
641·3112,
hrtp:l!www p1ecemslcers cc•m
The Coau Mela Men's Club will
sponsor the Fairview
Developmental Tournament
benefiting Fairview
Developmental Center at the
Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club.
The entrance fee will be $75
Information. (949) 645-2886.(949)
903.9090
The MVenth annual Balboa laland
Walking Holiday Horne Tour will
be from 11 a m. to 4 p.m. at
Balboa Island Tickets cost $20
Information: (949) 6734280.
The dty of Newpo11 BMch't 1'th
annual Winter Wonderland wlll
take place from 10 a.rn. to 1 p.m.
at Grant Howland Park, 5th
Avenue and Iris Avenue. There
will be more than 30 tons of snow
dumped onto lhe grounds for the
enjoyment of the community
There will be activities such as
winter carnival games along with
Santa Information 19491
644-3151.
OEC.10
Body Design will offer• free
sominar and demonstration on
the latest technology on cellulite
treatments from 7 to 8 p.m. at 100
Newport Center Drive. The event
11 presented by Mary Dellene, a
masaage thereplst. lnformatron
•nd reglstratioo: (949) 722-3555,
getfit<..'tbodydealgn.rv.
Ho-si Ho.pita! will haw an
evening lung cancer support
group discussion about ·coping
with the Holiday•" from 6:30 to 8
p.m. et the Hoag Cancer Center,
Conference Room A. Information
(9491760-5542.
DEC.11
The C.mpu1 CollNgues of
Orange Coaat Colloge wlll hold a
luncheon to ralM funds fOf the
OCC Diubfod Student. Center
from 11 t.m. to 2 p.m. tt OCC.
There will be enter1olnment
provided by Tyler Hoff and Klro
Klro, who wUI be playing with tho
Heny end Grae. Stoele Children
Ctncor. The cott 11 S9.60 pet
perton. lntormetton:
.iandardtlnt hotmoll.com.
DEC.12
~l ...... lndStarl8.7
Radio wlll hott • holldey toy drive
from 10 a.m. to• p.m. In
Btoomlnple't Courtyard.
CUltomert •rt tl'ICOUttgOd to
drop off en unwrepped new tov
to bt plac.d under the FalhJon
tt&.nd Chrittm•• trM.
trifonnlltlon: (949) 721·2000.
Mp:/Mww.ll>opfflhloit 's/Mtd. com.
TheW.~
[)/iltrOilhV fMndl tupport group
Fry wed Money that Sooth
tuuJ "dft\lt with It and everything
l d bttn handled: Money SClld.
Couusck>rs wen.• luvolwd In tJie
proc:cu. o weU as 1he stu<lt'flt 's
p.>.r-.-nts. she ~1kl
"1lte Imp ion I got was that
It was a cry for llt:lp. • Monty said. Mon~ Barhot am.I the father
&Wd they wen• reUe\-ed that sru·
dcnb rt'jlOrted the lncklelll ro of·
Oduls. tiO th~ proper step3 (.'()U)d
bt· t'11u>n.
l11c 1'11\ pl\-sMt>nt said sheet
heard frurn her sourt-es that the
srmfonl wamt.'tl he wouJd cany
uul his threat un Wednesday.
go 1s anybody's guess. In the
mu<,I extreme M.:enario, ii cuuJd
t>Ven llll'illl the oty 1aking over
opt'rntlon 11t John Wayne Air·
purt. liut tirst. local lenders
would have lo prove to the
Board of Supenio;urs that the
plan would be IJeneric:ial fur the
city am.I tbe county
County Supervisors Jim Silva
and lorn Wil:.011 have both said
llwy would be wllh.ng to sit
will meet at 7 p.m . at Cocos. 2750
Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa.
Information: (949) 650-1212, (714)
491 9400
DEC.21
Fashion Island will host Its
annual Menorah Lighting
Ceremony at 3 p.m. at
Bloomingdale's Coortvard. The
event will be hosted by Rabbi
Reuven Mintz of the Chabad
Jewish Center in Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 721 ·2000,
http://www.shopfoshionislsnd
com.
DEC.22
The Orange Counfy Martcet Place
will hold its Holiday Market Place
from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Orange County Fairgrounds.
Admission will be free. There will
be artisans' and crahers' corner,
photos with Santa Claus and
seasonal entertainment.
The Environmental Nature Center
will present a Holiday Crah
Wori(shop in which participants
can create their own special
holiday season gifts for family
arid friends using a variety of
materials from 9 a m . 3 p.m The
cost 1s $140 per student with a
lO°'n discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645 8489.
DEC.23
The Environmental Nature Center
will present a Holiday Craft
Workshop in which participants
can create 1hecr own special
holiday season g1hs for family
and friends using a variety of
malorials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
cos1 1$ $140 per student with a
100.4 discount for members. There
will be o $25 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645-8489.
DEC.24
The Environmental Nature Center
will present a Holiday Craft
Workshop in wh1d'l participants
can croate their own s~ial
holiday season gifts for family
and friends using a variety of
mate11als from 9 a m. 3 p.m The
cost 1s S 140 per student with a
10% discount for mombers. There
will be a $25 matonals fee.
Information: (949) 645-8489.
DEC.26
The Environmental Nature Center
will present a Holiday Crsh
Workshop in which participants
can create their own special
holiday season gifts forfamily
and friends using a variety of
materials from 9 o.m. 3 p.m . The
cost is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645-8489.
ONGOING
The Newport Center
Toastmaster's Club can help yoo
improve your public speaking
skills or polish your busineas
presentations. Members come
from a variety of professional
disc1pllnes and ba<*groond1 The
group meets fl\Jery Monday
morning from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at
610 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. Validated parting
11 available In the parltlng
structure next to 24 Hout Rtnea.a.
Guests ore welcome. For more
Information, coll (949) 721-6732.
Sote Comfort •nd Laun'• Hou..
have teamed up to help ttlOM In
need by collecting sh<>tt from
Doc. 1 through 31 at Sole
Comfo11, Corona del Mar Plaza,
836 Avocldo Ave. laura's HouM
11 committed to ending the cyde
of domestic vlofeoc. and
1tntngthe11ing fomllin.
Information: (949) ~ 5939.
The Newport 8eectt ~
Lil>f•ry Is holdl~ ha holiday food
drtve through Doc. 12. Tho,.. will
bo Sha,.. Our Selves b4nt et the
lib,.ry for donttions of ctntied
goodt and non~
Oon•tJona can bt dropped off
®ring regultr llbraty houra: from
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through
Thurtday; from. a.m. to 8 o.m.
frldey end Stturd-v end from
noon to 15 p.m. Sunday.
lnformetlon: (9'9) 717-3801.
SouU'I Coat ............
Ille)' n~"\Cle a threat. and that
bad enough.• Barbot ~ "Wt!
wunt tu top (anything from hap-
pe11lngl and get S()IJ'e help for
him.·
• LOUTA HAAP£R wrnes cofum~
Mond•ys. Wedneed•Y• and Frldeva.
She mav be reached at (949)
574--4275 orb'( ..mall et
ioma harptH latimea.com. MARISA
O'Nfll cover• educellon and may
be reached at (949) &74-4268 or by
e mallet
mar1u.oneil@lat1mea.com.
Reporter Oeepe 8harath contnbuted
to tn1s storv.
down and talk with Newport
Bench representatives. But Silva
said he had some erious con
cerns about tinkering with whot
he described as one of the best-
run airports ln 1..he country.
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beach and John Wayne
Airport. She may be reached at
(9491574-4232 or by e-mail at
1unt1 csssgrande'8 l11t1mss.com
Santa's Village through Dec. 24 al
Carousel Court. Shoppers can
make crafts at the Alpine Wood
Shop. Holiday Trimmings Shop
and the Village Bake Shop. The
oost varies per craft. Information:
(714) 435·2083.
http:J!www.sourhcoas(plaz.a.com.
Souttl Coast Plaza will have its
famous carousel transformed
from horses to Santa's reindeer
until Dec. 28. The cost for a ride 1s
$1. Information: (714) 435-2083,
httpJIWWwsourhcoastplaza.com
South Coast P\aza will have
Santa's Express Train running
through Jan. 4 at the Crate &
Barrel/Macy's Home Store wing
on level 2. Information: (714)
435-2083,
http:/!www.southcoasrplaza.com.
Th• Newport-Mesa cribbage dub
meets on the second and fourth
Wednesdays of every month
from 6:45 to 9 p.m. at Oasis
Senior Center. 800 Marguerite
Ave. in Corona del Mar. The cost
is $2. Information: (949) 646-5293.
Pastor Hein Austin leads • Bible
study on ·How to Become a
Contagious Chns11an • from 610
8:30 p.m. Wednesdays at 377 W
Wilson St., No. 15 in Costa Mesa.
All are welcome to come and
meet new friends. lnformation-
(949) 722·7498.
The ACLU of Orange County
meets at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday
of every month al the Unitafian
Universalist Church, 1269 Vtctoria
St. m Costa Mesa. Eac:ti month's
meeting will feature a different
speaker on issues relating to the
Bill of Rights. Information: (7141
95H>107.
Macy'• in Coste Meu invites
Orange County nonprofit
organi1a11ons that provide
services and programs to the
HIV/AIDS community to apply for
partic1pat1on in Macy's South
Coest Plaza's Passport In Store
fund·raiser. This year's event will
be held on Oct. 4. To receive an
application to participate, call
(714) 556-0611 1 ext. 4231.
Yoga da ... s will be offwed
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
noon to 12:40 p.m. for nine weeks
al West Newport Community
Center. Registration is $54 for one
class each week or $100 for two
days e week over nine weeks for
Newport Beach residents. Others
pay an addttional $5. For more
information. call (9491644 3151
Coau Mesa'• Recreation OM1km
will provide a three-hour theme
birthday party for up to 20 guests
at the Balearic Community Center
weekday1 from 5 to 8 p.m .•
Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
or 4 to 7 p.m. and Sundays from 4
to 7 p.m. Partie1 for children 5 to
12 will consist of lunch/dinner.
games, crafts, prlze1, cake with
Ice cream and supervision by
stan. Parties coat $250 or $300
for more informa1lon, call (7141
754-5158.
Five MW wlnet wtn be HIVed on
Bayside Rastaurant'a teTtaCe
O\lel'look.lng Newport Harbor
every Thurlday from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m . The coat ts $15 per person.
For more lnfonnatlon. call (949)
721-122.2.
A ve"-tyof Pffvlt'-, Mm~
end group IWlm leaaona will be
offered this summer at the
Marian Betgeaon Aquetk: Center
•t Corona dol Mer High School.
()ptloN Include ona-on-one
lnttructlon on Saturdaya end a
Monday through Thurlday
prog,..m for all tgtt and level•.
For leUlon dat", time• •nd com. call 1949) 644-3151, or
register In peraon et Newpon
Beach AecfeatJon end Senior
SorvicH at 3300 Newpo.t 8t'ld.
CNdrln. ..... Ind ...... .,
now reglttM for summtt
recrntlonet bolting d .....
offered through Newport~
~s.Mo..et.
begtn Juty 12. F..e vary. Call
(949) 044-3151, Of Vltit the
Newpon ~ Atcreetlon and
6-nlOr Strvtc:.. 3300 NMport
8'Yd '°' mar. lntotmtrtJOn.
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EDITORIAL
We've come
along way
T he first American
Thanksgiving feast
was celebrated over n
three~day period in
1621 in Plymouth, Mass., with
European settlers sitting down
with about 90 Native
Americans to meals consisting
mostly of wild game and fish.
The fact the settlers were
eating anything at all was
probably the greatest cause to
celebrate that year -the first
winter in M~chusetts had
wiped out fully half of the
original Plymouth colonists.
It was a far different time of
lhanks in America than we
find today. The gratitude
ex.pressed around the turkey in
1621 pretty much involved the
very basics, s uch as "Boy, am I
thankful I didn't get the
smallpox this year," and "Hoy,
am I glad I didn't starve or
free1.e to death last January,"
and "Gee, am I grateful I nm
faster than Bob when that bear
was chasing us."
Times have changed
con siderably s ince then, as
have the kinds of fortunes for
which Newport-Mesa residents
can count themselves thankful.
There is, for sure, more to be
grateful for than the gift of life.
We can be grateful for a vast
network of volunteers who
provide goods and services for
families and people who are
faced with low lncomes or who
are homcles_<;. Volunteers
deliver lunches to senior
shut-ins, not just on holidays.
but throughout the year. Other
volunteers coordinate
fund-raisers that benefit their
churches, the YMCA and local
schools to supplement
educational materials and
equipment.
Year-round, volw1tecrs help
the American Cancer Society
and the Susan G. Komen
Breast Cancer Foundation by
donating clothing and runnJng
in d1e annual Race for the
Cure. At the holidays, they add
toys and gift certificates to the
List.
Local service groups raise
funds so that local charities
can continue helping the
homeless and less fortunate,
putting together litera<..J'
projects for young and old,
alike. and running programs
for the developmentally
disabled.
And we can be grateful that
we live ln a commu'lity that
prides itself on its
commitment to maintaining
its quality of life and ensuring
this is one of the best places to
live
As we sit down to whatever
feast we've prepared for
ourselves, let's hold one
another's hands and say it like
we mean It: "Today. I'm glad to
live in Newport-Mesa."
Happy Thanksgiving.
everybody.
READERS RESPOND
A cornucopia
of gratitude
AT ISSUE: Readers
write in to say what
they are grateful for
this Thanksgiving
season.
I am thankful for my two
wonderful daughters, Page
and Megan, who bring my
husband and I joy each day.
TI1ey are both kind and caring
children and fun to be with
every day. I am thanlcful that my
husband, Mark. is able to stay
home with them and care for
them so they don't have to go to
day care.
Mark is on disability with
extreme bad pain and
degenerative discs, and although
It pains him just 10 get out of
bed, he goes on with his day the
best he can for the girls. They
are his life's motivation. I believe
the girts benefit having Marte at
home with them, and It gives me
pence of mind that since I have
to wort. they are with hlm.
I am thankful for my extended
family as weU, my mom and
Prank, sister Krista and her
husband, Dave, and my in-laws
V1rgin1a and Don $.
LAURIE KEYS
Newport Beach
Adorable grandchildren, good
health, fall color and the
nntJcfpation of good tbinp to
come are some of the thin&-' I'm
thankful for this Thanksgiving
season.
NANCEE L WRIGHT
Corona del Mar
Aloha. I just recently had the
chance lo vlalt my brother Outs
~and hb Wife. u.a, for
17 days on lCauai. They aYCd for
nine months and made the
move to their new ClOndo. I am
very thankful to them for
mcMrig them I am ..pecialty
ttla'nkfu1 to my n~ Doug,
tor~ me With a dcktt to
aett!Mft.
AljQ, I am thankful for my
family and fnends for being so
supportive of me and helping
my husband with any driving to
and from school. I am aJso
thankful to Jami Paley ror
lntrodudng me to ·The Purpose
Driven Life," which gave me
confidence enough to make this
lrip U1at I have dreamed of all
my life!
DEBI DfFRANCESCO
Newport Beach
I am thankful for my family.
My dad has a great sel18e of
humor. My mom makes me
laugh when she get.s mad. My
brother wrestles with me. My
sister plays on the oomputer
with me. And my other sister
plays with me. That's all.
SHANNON GRIFFIN
Newport Beach
I want to be thankful for God.
Because I IOYe God. God loves
us. And I love Ashley, Kelly, Blair,
Delaney and all my cousins.
LAUREN MARJE GRFFIN
Newport Beach
I am thankful for my friends
and family . They are really
loving, lcind, and they help me
and support me. When I need a
hug, they glve It to me
(especlally my UttJe ters
Shannon and l.Aumt). My
brother Ryan. tackles me but I
know he still loves me. My
friends keep me enter1alned
(wfilch Is vcry~GAN~
Newport Beach
I run thankful for our new
"lease on Ufe• lltte al A.mttk:aA
Legion Post 29 l. Thank you to
the dty or Newport Beach anc1
tbanb to all of our memberl
and frlenck who helped to mab
th1a new leue ~n!81J~
ll'Yfne
• BJITOR'I Na1"E: Connie Rapp It.
flttt vtoa commander Of the
Amerbn lAg6on Newpon Herbot
Polt291.
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
A community treasure
to be thankful for
By Tony Petros
L eaves turning gold and red
before drtJpping Ill the ground.
A chill in the au. Football game'
on television. Families gathering.
Fabulous aromas from the kitchen.
TI1ere Is so much to be thankful for
and at this time of year th.ii we
uadilionally pause to rcllC(.·t on our
bounty, it'i. lmportant to take notitc uf
the many assets we e111uy in our
community.
We are fortunate lo livc in thi'<
beautiful coastal community, enjuymg
ilb spectacular climate, ~upcrb
community service1>, otll <.,tandin~
e<lucauunal instilution' and
incredible rccrcaticmul opportunillt·~
We a.re also (ortunate 10 live in a
LUmmurnty with VL'>it111.irie!>.
Our commuauty\ uwn
l~VJronmemat Nature <.enter, a
3.5-acrc '>Jllctuary, tmked m an
elongated piece of lamlst:ape adjarc•nt
to Newport I !arbor I ligh School. is an
example of the vision i.cen JO years
ago by a group of ded1rntcd and
deternuned <,cience tea1hcr<, and
student voluntee...._
Once a liner-filled gully ol
excavatc:.'t.i dirt from con.,truction of an
Olympic <;i;r.c s..ti111111in~ pool at U1e
high school, it is now .. r.i.winaling
combmalion of 14 Lahfom1a native
plant communili~. wildlife habitat
and walking trails -.tvatlahle fur all
to experience and en1oy.
For over 30 years. lhc nature ccnler
has been shaped and r.ir~ into a
landscape for learning. a sam .tua.ry
!Tom life's pressures and a place of
preservation and instnil1111n. ll1i'i
year, more than 15.000 i.lmlenls tUHl
thousands of visiton. have
experienced its treasure'!, helped
maintain It, nurture It w1d learned
from Its resources.
Relying on Funding provided hy
individuals, corporate gifts,
educational awards and opt•rational
granL'i, this not-for-pmfit educational
center offers numerou'i educational
programs based on natural science
and Native American ''udies.
Thousands of Orange County
students participate in Envlromnenlal
Nature Center programs each year,
receiving more than 32.000 hoUJ"S of
imtruction.
fll £PHOTO I ONLY Pit 0 I
From left, Sally Felling, Frank Feller and Environmental Nature Center
founder Robert House examine pine tree s during a tour of the center.
People have the opponunity
through school tours, communi1y
group lours, student cnricluncnt
programs, nature camps and
numerous other actiVJlles to
experience native habitats fin;t ·hand
And as a result. they can helter
understand nature's complex system.s,
the balance of nature on wi1ich we aJI
.
depend and our rcsp011!.ibiliti<•, h> our
natural world.
horn that ongmal vi'ii<m seen :l-0
years ago. tree' have grown, the plant
lOmrnunilie.; ha\.C matured and
expanded, and thr students have
learned. And. yet, as exciting as the
center is today. the vision continues.
Future plans call for a new.
permanent building to complement
and reinforce the lesson.., taught
outdoors. Our plans call for a desig11
that allows us to oplimi7e teachJng
and learning opportunities. It l'I a plan
that will enhance the native plant
commwlitles and offer expanded
learning experiences for students and
commumty m•ighhors over the next
30 years.
This is the time of year to paw.<·
GIVING THANKS
from our busy lives ;ind !.chedult•s
and to thank th<M' who had the
onginal vision -aml the anny of
volulltccr'i -who, over the pru.t :Kl
ycan., have run the pmgr.ims, ra1.,ed
the funds and helped maintain the
plant commuruties. And It is also an
appropriate time 10 encourage those
involwd today, as well as those who
we hop<· will become 111votved in the
future, to commit their vision,
dedication and reM>urccs to mamtam
and enhance the Environmental
Nature Center -a rornmunity jewrl
for all of us lo nurllm• and enjoy.
I lappy Thanksgivmg.
•TONY PETROS 1s tho president
Environmental Na1uro renter board of
th rectors
Harbor View thank-you notes
Students from Wendy Jawor's first-grade class at
Harbor View Elementary School wrote the Pilot to say
what they were thankful for.
I am tbanJdW for my dog Bingo.
because when lam scared, he
maket me brave and lie.ks my tear&
He likes me tx.uuse he Is In our fa~
I am thanJUul for my remlly for
helplnc me. I am thankful for the
ll~len tor puttins out the flres. I
am thankful for the polJoemen for
ptdlli dw bed guys. I am thankful for
cny Uttdler for 1eiachtn1 m .
DAVID
for my bcothea I'm thankful (or my
famlly.
KEU.Y
1 am thankful for my al~tf'r. 1 ntn
thankful for my fMnlly. t nm tbl\Jlk!ul
(or God. I a.m tl1nnktul for my cat.
MEGAN
I am thonkluJ tor my sister and my
cat named OlUrthllJ. 1 am thankful for
my mom and my dt\d anti Megan. I am
t!wt.Uul for my 0.11h.
DaY
l am thankful ror my family and
friends. I am th11nkfuJ for tho cops. I am
tJuu\U\al tor tho aun.
SMA • I am lbanllfUI for my tanllly and my
ftwna.. l 1m llllnliful for rood UMl
I• ._..Ill lw.-ybnlcMl'and my wtler.
...,. .. ., .... lndcnylDOlll. ....... ..,,
everything.
GRACE
l am thankful for my family and
friends. F.spedally God -he's my Ufe.
MCHAEl.
I'm thnnkful for my llfe, my family,
my frlcuds and my sls1c1.
I um thankful for my fnmily nnd my
friends-they ate nice. I'm thankful
for my clasa. I'm thnnkful for my
brothct
EVA
I am l.hankfuJ ror my family and
friends They are very 1\fc:t and kltKI. I
am thankful for the pate5t teacher on
Ntth, Ml Jtwor. ·h I so great. J
want to be In her cl Qg&in.
SOCIETY
THE CROWD
Being positive and thankful on this day
''P eople an! more powedUJ than the
barriers they face.•
said Da Rogal. president and
CEO of Goodwill lndustrtes.
Orange C.ounty.
lbday Is Thanbtlfvtng Day.
and Rogers comments at the
annual Walter JCnott Service
Award luncheon held at the
Four Seasons Hotel. Newport
11-"' sJgnUlcant words of
reOecdon on this all American
hoUday.
Tha.nQgMng really ls a
universal celebcation, Its
message one
.----------. of unJty and
that of
reaching out
to people of
dlft'erlng
backgrounds
working
together for
the common
good. It is a
most B.W. COOK appropriate
day to share
the words and the feell.nga
expressed at Goodwill's Walter
Knott luncheon. A sold-out
crowd in the Four Seasons
ballroom celebrated
Thanksgiving early sending the .
universaJ message of the
indomitable splrlt of mankind
overcoming the worst that life
can deal.
Four people put the
important thinp in life front
and center as they accepted
honors for their achievements.
Jetee Blllauer, Trecy Broughton
and Vallnda Martin, who are in
wheelchai.rs after being injured
in accidents, and RKhel Scdort.. who is bUnd, all
received standing ovations for
their inspirational words.
Martin. a woman with a smile
broad enough to light up the
room, confined to a wheelchair
as the result of a boating
accident, la the owner of an art
gallery and gilt store on Balboa
Island she has named An for the
Soul.
*I feel blessed,• Martin said.
*There are a lot of able-bod1ed
people who cannot say that.•
During a vtdeo of Vallnda
Martin's .. ory, the crowd of
mo.re than 500 Goodwill
mpporten wiped away a tear
when Martin thanked Mi father
for hJs uoOqgln• support
through her qrde41.
"l don't believe in disabilities,"
she said.
Martin wtJl open a 8eCOnd
gallery in Laguna Beach this
month..
The waiter Knott luncheon
was guided by muter of
ceremonJes Peter Sulfa. former
mayor of Costa Mesa. A
humorist with the later-day wit
of a Wlll Rogers. Buffa said on a
lerlous note. "That the most
lmporunt thing we have Js
time.•
Blllauer knows the meaning
of B~\ words. At the age of 17,
a surfing accident destroyed his
dream to become a professional
surfer and placed him in a
wheelchair u a quadriplegic.
Now 2.4, the handsome surf
dude wlth a &haved head and
diamond studs in his ears made
his way onto the Four Seasons
podium in his chair to tell the
audience that •life rolls on." and
he's rolling with lt every lnch of
the way.
Blllauer's mother,
grandparents and cousin were
in the audience to suppon him.
A video message from his dad,
who was unable to attend, was
featured. It was evident that
they were inspired by hJs •
affirmative attitude toward life,
and equally evident that he was
a young man fortunate enough
to have a loving family behind
him.
Broughton, a beautiful young
woman put in a wheelchair as
the result of a car accident,
refused 10 allow her situation to
interfere with her ambitions in
life. Broughton became Ms.
Blad California in 2002, and
shared her belief that the barrier
of a wheelchair should not
reduce people from living
produ~ve and independent
lives.
·1 wouldn't write my life this
way," Broughton said. "But I
wouldn't change it, either.•
Powerful words from a person
or tremendous inner strength.
Broughton is the mother of two
young sons. and will let nothing
get in her way.
SC<loris ls one of the world's
most accomplished atbJet:a.
intemadonally~ u a
leader in the sport of aled-dog
racing. In March 2004, Scdorls
will compete at the very highest
level of her sport. partidpadng
in the puellngAlalbn IdJtarocL
Scdoria ls blind.
She stepped up to the Four
Season's podium and shared her
story with the audience, not
once mentioning her blindness.
It was the story of a young
woman with a gift, a passion.
and a will to sUcceed. again
lovingly supported by a CamUy.
and In~ her father who
has coached her since childhood= sport she loves. Anotherm of
achievement against all odds.
waiter Knott. the late founder
of Knott's Berry Parm and an
Orange C.ounty pioneer
remembered for his civtc
service, la often quoted with the
admonJtion, "Whatever we
vtvtdJy Imagine. ardently desire,
sincerely believe, and
enthuaiaatically act upon must
eventually come to pass."
His words echoed throughout
the Four Seasons ballroom in
the presence of his surviving
daughter, Marlonc and her
husband, 10ny r.Jontapert.
Also in the crowd were other
Knott family members,
including DuTeJ Andenon of
Newport Beach. Daniel
Armstrong. chairman of the
Goodwill board of directors,
joined renowned local artist Bob
Schur, Ra Hudler, Betty
Belden Plllmer and Ronna
Shipman, ln handling the
p~nt.ations of the day.
The massive event was
chaired by a most capable
Janke Markley, with support
from an event committee that
Included Cecelia Knott and her
daughters Amy Knott and Trecy
Gottlieb. MelanJe Flt.ch. Gina
Pergwlon. 19d Baku, Zoe
Hadley, Ann Sulllvan, Brin
Trund. SuAn Tierney and
Heather ICletn were also
participating.
Rogers tofd the gathering that
it was a day to celebrate
creativity, achievement and
express.Ion.
"We celebrate the human
splrit and raise vital funda to
Walter Knott Service Award 2003 honorees Tracy Broughton, Jesse Binauer and Valinda Martin,
seated, from left, and Rachael Scdoris, standing, with master of ceremonies Peter Buffa.
provide those with disabilities
and other barriers, with job
training placement and the
tools to achieve individual
success." he said.
It was a day to reaffirm the
importance of self-respect. And
to put it bluntly, "The joy of
earning a paycheck." Rogers
said
"Jn America. a good part of
our freedom is tied to the joy of
achievement. and the joy of
independence," he said.
Quite a message on this
Thanbgivlng Day. As you join
with loved ones to share the
holiday meal, take a moment to
share ln the bounty of blessings
~ your Uves. Appreciate
whatever you have, and know
that all things are possible if the
dream is based on a foundation
ofgoodwlU.
•THE CROWD appears Thursdays
end Saturdays. F ranees Knott, Stephen Knott and Mrs. Russell Knott.
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S top by Helman Mara.ti Oil
Wedneeday Coran
auloSJ'.8phed copy of the
Neiman Man:us Cookbook. The
book. wrttteo by exec:ud\le chef
Kevin Garvin, Is filled wfth
treuUred recipes from Neiman
Marcus restaurant&
With each cookbook
purchased, yOU'll receive a
complJmenwy pair or
butterfly-shaped napkin ringf.
More than 150 favorite recipes of
loyal customers are featured.
along wfth beautiful
photographs, interesting
customer stories and Neiman's
culinary history. Some recipes
come from the debut of their
fust restaurant, which opened In
1953.
Now you can make their
famous firecracker spring rolls,
Thal ctUck.en satay; the popular
orange souffM; chlclcen salad:
Mediterranean vegetable wrap;
smoked salmon with red onion
relish sandwich; and even the
often requested chocolate chip
cookie. The book costs $45.
Neiman Marcus is at Fashion
Wand In Newpon Beach. Call
(949) 759-1900, ext. 2333.
CHRISTMAS JEWELS
Wm. Harold Jewelers will
have Its annual pre·Oiri .. tmas
sale Tuesday through Dec. 24.
Most Items are reduced 30% to
50%. The family-owned and
-operated jewelry store
speciallz.es in fine estate jewelry
and designer vintage watches. It
also has hlgh·quality diamonds,
precious stones, unus ual
settings and fresh merchand1Se
AFTER HOURS
• Submit AFTER HOURS Items to
the Dally Piiot. 330 W. Bey St,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to
(949) 64&-4170; or by calling (949)
574-4295.
SPECIAL EVENTS
HISTORY OF HITCHCOCK
Orange Coast College la offering
a nine-part film history on Alfred
Hltchood<. The aeries will be
moderated by retired OCC
professor H. Arthur Taussig. Each
session will be held at 6:30 p.m.
one Friday each month. The
ewntswlll be held et OCC'a Ane
Alta Hall 118. Admlulon is $8 for
edultl and S5 for seniors and
OCC atudenta. For more
rtiformation, call (714) 432-5880.
RAW FOOD GOURMET HOLIDAY
BAU
Celebrate the holidays with an
e4egant evening from 7 to 11 p.m.
Dec. 6 at the Halecrest Pavilion,
3107 Klllybrook Lane. There will
be five raw gourmet appetizers,
delectable deaaeru, live music,
dancing all night, roaring tire,
candlelight setling end a cash bar.
The cost la $55 to $60.
l!lformation and reservations:
(949) 650-0672.
RtNG OF LIGHTS
The Commodorea Club If the
Newport Beacti Chamber of
Commerce will host the Ring of
Lights home decorating
competition In December. All
home, buslneu. and yacht clubs
lining "'9 harbor are invited to
r,,articlpate. Decorations must be
n place by Dec. 8. Information
(949) 729-4400.
NEWPORT HARBOR
CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE
Beautifully decorated yectita,
boets, kayaks and canon will sail
along the harbor In the 95th
annual Newport Harbor
Christmas Boat Parade Dec. 17
through 21. Each night, the
parade will begin at 6:30 p.m. at
Colllns Island and laat two and 1
half hours. The parade la hosted
by the Commodore• Club of the
Newport Beach Chamber of
Commerce. lnformetion: (949)
72&-4400, http://wwW.dlrlttmH
boatpa,.<M.com.
MUSIC
ARTURO SANDOVAi. Gr.mmv and Emmy Award
wCnner Arturo Sandovel wtll
perform 8t 7:30 end 9 p.m. Friday
and s.turday et the Orange
County Perfotmlng Arta Center'•
Jaa Club. Tide• cost S'S and
$66. lnfonnatlon: (714) 656-ARTS,
ll(fpj'tWww.oq»C.OfP.
. '
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LIFE & LEISURE ThUfsday, Nollember 27, 2003 A.7
BEST BUYS
Cooking the Neiman Marcus way
GREER
WYLDER
-new pieces
amvedally.
Bring ln
estate pieces;
•they're always
loolc.lng to
buy unique
pieces. Wm.
Harold
Jewelers
offers
exiiellent
customer
service; It's
becoming a retail landmark -
33 yea.rs on the Newport
peninsula. Expert service offered
for jewelry repairs and pearl
stringing. Wm. Harold Jewelers Is
open Tuesday through Saturday.
It's at 3116 Newport Blvd. in
Newport Beach. Call (949)
673·0365.
mEEUGHTlNG
MORE SHOPPING FOR TH£
SEASON
lbe Orange County Marbt
Place has added two shopping
days o lts regular weekend
schedule. The special shopping
days will be Friday and Monday,
Dec. 22, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The swap meet featurea
thousands of holiday gift. ldeas,
and there'• an Artisans' and
Crafters' Comer for handmade
Items. The Market Place ls at the
Orange County Fairgrounds, 88
Fair Drive In Costa Mesa. Call
(949) 723-6660 or visit
h1rp:11www.ocmara1plact'.com.
SURF SALE
Becker SUrf •Sport will have
Its famous annual Thanksgiving
sale starting Friday through
Sunday. Prices on most
everything are reduced 23~
(excluding surtboards. O'Neill
wetsuits and Ugg Boots). Ir's a
great time to find bargains on
holiday gifts. ~r Surf & port
is open from 1 O a.m. to 8 p.m.
Monday through Friday; from 10
am. to 7 p.m. Saturday; and
One of Orange County's
favorite holiday traditions,
South C.OUt Plaza'a 21st annual
tree lighting, will happen
Monday at 6 p.m. The
All-American Boys Oiorus
provides beautiful holiday
entertainment, and the special
honorary emcee will be Jennifer
York from JCTl.A. TY. Guests can
enjoy the spectacle of Santa's
cheerful arrival and the visually
l>tunnlng 90-foot Olristmas tree
from Mt. Shasta. More than
15,000 twinkling lights
illuminate the tree. The event
will be at Town Center Park.
adjacent 10 the Westin South
Coast Plaza Hotel. near the
intersection of Bristol Street and
Anton Bouievard.
• from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
BASH2003
The 33rd annual Orange County
Live Music Festival will be from
noon to midnight Sunday at the
Newport Beach Marriott Hotel
and Tennis Club at Fashion Island,
900 Newport Center Drive.
Tldcets will cost from $14 to $28.
Information: 1949) 640-4000,
http://Www.ocmusicisns.org.
V1VALDl'S FOUR SEASONS
The Pacific Symphony will
perform Vivaldi's "The Four
Seasons;' Boccherini's Sinfonia in
0 minor No. 4, and Corelli's
Concerto Grosso in F major at 8
p.m. Wednesday and Thursday,
Dec. 4, at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center. Tidtets
cOS1 $20 to $66. Information: (714)
755-5799.
http:ltWww.pacificsymphony.org.
'A JOURNEY TO JOY
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
will host Santiago Canyon
College's music departments
annual winter festival concert "A
Journey to Joy" at 8 p.m. Dec. 5
at 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. There will be a
100-member chorale badted by a
professional orctiestra. Tid<ets
coat $16 per person and $12 tor
seniors. students and children
younger than 12. Information:
(714) 628-4828.
KINGS SINGERS
The King's Singers, England's
premier vocal ensemble, will
perform at 3 p.m. Dec. 7 at the
Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242
Campus Drive. Irvine. The cost
will be from $30 to $35 per
person and full·tlme student are
half price. Information: (714)
740-7878.
http://www.thebarclay.org.
FIESTA NAVIDAD CONCERT
Joae Feliciano will join mariachi
bandleader Natl Cano as part of
the 10th annual Rests Navidad
concert et 8 p.m. Dec. 9 at the
Orange County Performing Aru
~nter. Tidtets cost $20 to $89.
Information: (949) 653-242.2,
http://www.phlharmon/Cfocit1ty.
orp.
ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN'S
The Orange County Women's
Chorus will perform ltl 2003
hollday program. "I Sing of a
Malden:' at 7 p.m. Dec. 14 at the
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church. The chorus will perform
wor1cl about the Vl'l)ln Mary and
meny more. Tld<eta cost $10 to
$15. Information: (949) 45HS690,
http:l/Www.ocwom.,,«ltorua.
org.
JAZl.TRIO
Gulfatreern ~rant In
Newport Beech preeentf 1 jlZI
trio Sunday through Wednuday
•
It's al 314-0 E. Coast I lighway ln
Corona del Mar. Call (949)
720-0533.
HOLIDAY AT CANNERY
VILLAGE
Don't miss the festive Cannery
Village Holiday on 31st Street
Ewnt from 4 to 8 p.m. today.
Wonderful food and drinks from
the Cannery Restaurant and Alta
Coffee \Wl be i.crved at
panlcipaong stores. Holiday
singers will proVlde
a1 regular entertainment at 850
A ... ocado Ave .. Newport Beach.
Hours are 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m. Monday through
Wednesday. (949) 718-0188.
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio Cafe preaents
Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11
p.m. every week. "Wanted"
musicians include guitar players,
beas players, singers, drummers,
keyboardists and others at 100
Main St., Newport Beach. Free.
(949) 675-7760.
DUKE'S PLACE
Jan and coclctalls flow daily from
noon to midnight Sundays
through Thursdays and from
noon to 2 a.m. Fridays and
SaturdaYt at the Balboa Bay Club
& Resort, at 1221 W. Coast
Highway. Newport Beacti.
Information: (949) 645-5000
MAMMA GINA WEEKEND JAZZ.
Walter Lakota and Da ... id Alcantar,
the New Yortc Jazz Connection
Duo. play at Mamma Gina at 251
E. Coast Highway In Newport at 8
p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and
at 7 p.m. SundaYt and Mondays.
Diana Ditrl joins tha duo on
vocals on Mondays. It's free.
Information: (949) 673·9500.
MUSIC AT THE GRIU
The Bluewater Grill offers live
music Frldey and Saturday
nights. Greg Morgan, Nld< Peper
and Kelly Gordlen (known as
MPG) perform classic rod(, R&B
and awing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays.
Mervin Gregory and MPG will
perform clanlc rock, swing and
R&B at 8:30 p.m. SaturdaYf. The
restaurant Is at 630 Udo Parlt
Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (9491
676-3474.
MUSIC AT THE PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican offers the
music of Common Ground from
Wednesday through Sundey. The
band performs from 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursctay. from
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Frldey and
Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m .
Sunday. The restaurant Is et 2736
W. Coast Highway. Newport
Beecti. Free. (949) 642·3431.
MUSIC AT Pl.AYERS
Players restaurant la now offering
live muslo from 9 p.m. to
midnight every Friday and
S.turday. Player• la at 612 W. 19th
St .• Costa Mesa. No cover ctiarge.
(949) 846-6616.
WEEKEND MUSIC
Anthonv'• Al ... ert>oat Restaurant
In Newport Beech presents JUH
on the MX on Friday end
Seturdey evenlnga and Sunday
for brunch. The program teaturea
entertainment. And you con
enter a radle to wtn a
reproduction vintage tricycle at
the Paper Hou~. Call (949)
566·9863.
AX THAT COMPUTER
C:Omp Squad lnC:. is a home
and small business computer
repair company that serves
Orange County. James Watkin!..
founder of Comp Squad, Is
Incredibly padent and unlike
me, computer savvy.
"Computers are just like
automobiles, and they need to
be tuned regularly to perfom1 at
peak levels." Watkins srud
"Computer compani~ want
buyers to constantly upgrade to
new machines 10 solve
performance problem, • Comp
Squad can extend the hfe of your
computer and he-Ip e-nd
frustration Its infinitely better
than taJJcing to a technical
">Upport stranger on the-other
side of the world. Co mp ~uud
h new diagnostic software that
rapidly Identifies problems. It
al!tO has the latest tools in virus
detection and removal. Most
problems can be fixed with
Comp Squad's S50 tune-up,
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H appy~ving. lfyou
are oook.lng today. your
mind I fllJed with time
tablea: how long will the turby
take 10 cook. when do you 11ar1
the mashed potaloes, will you
have enough time 10 Ox the
gravy?
lbday would be a good day to
have another SCI of arms, or
another good
------cook in the
kitchen.
Speaking of
lime tables,
l'U guess thal
anolher
project today
wunds Uk.e a
bad idea. bu1
if you haven't
sel the dinner
table, I can
give you ideas
for a
10-minule cenlerpiece tha1 will
mm your table a feasl for the
eyes.
Seasonal hoUdays make
decoraling lhe table a snap.
Send the kids ou1side with a
brown paper bag and find the
n~t liquld amber tree. Have
them collect lhe niost
interesting leaves they can find.
'Ille leaves that have fallen off
the trees are beautiful shades of
red. burgundy and gold. Fill the
bags -you mny want a few
extra leaves for the mantle,
underneath the plate chargen.
and the buffet table. I lave the
kids rinse off the leaves in the
bathtub and pat them d ry.
lf you have leftover pumpk.tru.
fmm Halloween or nuts in a
bowl. set them aside for your
project. I Jove magnolia leave\.
lbe front is glossy and green
and the Wlderslde Is fuzzy and
brown. If you have a magnolia
tree, put a few or Its leaves to
good use~ they make great fiJlen.
HOURS .
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Fallen liquid amber leaves, small pumpkins, magnolia leaves, walnuts~ candles and some festive
confetti combine quickly to create· a memorable tabletop.
between the pumpkins, fall
leaves and nuts.
If you have a few strands of
gold beads that you use for the
Ouistmas tree. get them out.
Pull out a few candles or votives.
I like gold candles, but th.ib year,
I added orcUlge to the golden
glow to keep the kids happy.
Anyone can arrange the table;
there's no ·right" or #wrong"
with chis centerpiece.
If you're using a tablecloth.
put it on lhe table and then start
creating a long and narrow
collection of leaves, pumpkins,
nuts and candles. Having a long
and low centerpiece will not
at Corona del Mar High School's
Theatre, 2101 Eastbluff Drive.
Performances will be at 8 p.m.
Dec. 5, at 1 :30 and 8 p.m. Dec. 6
and at 1 p.m . Dec. 7. Tidcets cost
$2 to $11. Information (949)
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impair conversation, and
everyone will get a piece of the
visual action. Nestle the candles
and voL1ves among the Ooral
and. voila, instant centerpiece.
A!. an extra nod to lhe kids lhis
year. I sprinlcled orange gliner
confetti on top of the leaves and
tablecloth. We have nature in alJ
its gtory, candles to create the
mood and glitter to prove lhat
its a party.
When you serve dinner, dim
the overhead lights or just bask
in the candlelight. The glitter
reflects the light, the glossy
green leaves look UJwninated,
and the leaves add just the right
p.m. to 12:30 a.m. the first
Saturday of eadl month at
Danscene Studio, 2980
McClintodt Way, Costa Mesa.
Information: (714) 641-8688.
POETRY
PERFORMANCE POETRY
warmth that this holiday is all
about.
Start to finii.h? I figure after
the kids collected the leaves and
rinsed them off -I 0 minutes.
And It k.ept them busy ror a
while. The most beautiful pan of
this project? You can lhrow most
of It away when you're done.
Concentrate on your food. but
take a little time to decorate
your table. A great presentation
nourishes the soul the way a
great meal nourishes the body.
• KAREN WIGtfT 1s a Newpon
Beech resident. Her column runs
Th ursdays.
Fridays at Borders Books & Music
at South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bear St.
Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432-7854.
DINING/TASTING
THE SINGLE GOURMET
'
OU/ .. ~ ,. Tata 6, • funk, rodt and Motown ART Two Idiots Peddling Poetry, Steve
Ramirez and Ben Trigg will offer
performance poetry and Ryan •
Strassburg will provide llve
muslc81 accompaniment at It p.m.
Tua.day at the Alta Conee House,
506 31st St, Newport Beach.
Information: (714) 564-6626. (714)
649-7012. (949) 472-9028.
Single Gourmel members,
upscale business and
professional singles In their 30s
10 60s, will be getting together at
7 p.m. Tuesday at the Five
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act, performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays
at Carmelo's Rlstorante, 3520 E.
Coaat Highway, Corona del Mar.
Solo guitanst Ken Sanders
per1orma da.sical flamenco
tunas at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and
Sundays. Free. (949) eJS-1922.
SATURDAY NtGHT R&.B
Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone
Bridge Band play roc;ic and R&B at
9 p.m. Saturda'f9 at Suuon Place
Hotel's Trianon Lounge. 4500
MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Batch.
Free. (949) 47&-200t.
STAGE
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Oscar Wilde's comedy of
manners will be performed
through Dec. 14. Performancet
will be at 8 p.m Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays and
Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Tldtets coat
$17 opening night, otherwise $13.
Information: (949) 631-0288.
TH£ MIRACLE WORKER
Estancia High School's drama
department will pre.ant •The
Miracle Worker" at 7:30 p.m. Dec.
4 to 6 and 12 and 13 at the
Barbara Van Holt Theatre at
Eswncla High School. 2323
Plec:entia Ave .. Costa Mela.
Tk:km cost $8. Information: (949)
516-G637.
1TS A WONDERFUl. UFF
~ eity of Newport Beach will
preeent the Newport Repertory
Theetre's eighth annual
production of the pfay • tra A
Wonderful Life" Dec. 6 throoqh 7
S. SAM PARK
The artist S. Sam Park will have
an exhibition and book signing
from 5 to 8 p.m. Dec. 6 at Juno's
Fine Art Gallery, 326 Marino Ave ..
Balboa Island. Information and
reservation: (949* 673-0939.
ARTFORUFE
Artists from ~will eell their
work to rabe money for lsra.i·.
Red Crou at Art for LIFE frQm 11
a.m. to 9 p.m. Dec 16 at the ,
Jewlsh F-ederatlon of Orenge
County, 260 e. 8a"'8r St. Among
the artltta ~ wfll be present are
set.1lpture Frank Meisler, Jewelry
designer. Amit.al Kav and Rachel
Gera. Information: (800)
323-2371. http:/~.armdi.org.
DANCE
'LORD Of THE DANCE'
The Orange County Performing
Art Center will present Midlael
Aatley's •Lord of the Dance• at 8
p.m. Friday end Saturday at the
Center. rtdc.a1s cost from $23.25
to $63.25. Information: (714)
656-ARTS, http://www.ocpac.org.
SWING
Lauons are given from 2 10 6
p.m. every Sonday at the Avant
Garde Ballroom In Newport
Bead\ by the Orange County
Swing Dano. Club. All 9get are
welcome, and no pertnera are
needed. Information:
http://ocswing.oom, (909)
656-6119.
ARGENTINE TANGO
Tango dancing I• offered from 8
Tilo's European Autohaus
and
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PERFORMANcE POETRY
Courtney Montgomery and
Jaimes Palacio will offer
performance poetry and live
music at 8 p.m. Dec. 10 at the Alta
Coffee House. 606 31st St.,
Newport Beadl. Information:
(714) 564-6526, (949) 675-0233.
l(IDS
STARLIGHT STORIES
Children 3 to 7 yeara old are
invited to pacticipate Jn eo09s and
finger-puppet plays at 1 p.m. ·
Monday• at the Cotta Mesa
Library, 1856 Park Ave. (949)
646-8845.
PJS ANO BOOKS
A children'• story time la
ptesented at 7 p.m. Mondays and
at 10-.30 a.m. Saturdays at the
Newport 9each Central Library,
1000 Avocado Ave. Children may
wear pajamas to the evening
seulons. Free. (949) 717-3801.
Crowns, 3801 E. Coest Highway , .
and at 7 p.m. Dec. 17 at the Chart
House, 2801 W. Coast Highway.
Information and reservations:
(949) 854-6552, http:/~.
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SUNSET DINNERS
The Rusty Pelican offers Sunsel
Dinner11from4 to 5:15 p.m.
Monday through Friday at 2735
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. (949) 642-3431.
SUNDAY BRUNCH
The Rusty Pelican offers Sunday
brunch from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. '
every Sunday at 2735 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beedl. (949)
642-3431.
TWILIGHT DINING
A twilight dining menu, featuring
dishes such as chidcen
parmigiana and calamari picante
at reduced prices. is offered from
5 to 6 p.m. weekdays and from 4
to 6 p.m. Sundays at Villa Nova
Restaurant, 3131 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beadl. (949)
642-7880.
WINE TASTINGS
Hi-Time Wine Callers offers wine
tastings from 4:30 to 8 p.m .
WEEKLY STORYTEU.ER Fridays and from 1 :30 to 8 p.m.
A children's story f1me la held at · Saturdays. (949) 650-8463.
10:46 a.m. Wednesdays at Barnes
& Noble Booksellers at Metro CLUBS
Pointe, 901..S South Coast Drive,
Costa Mesa. (714) 444-0226.
STORY TIME
A dllldren'I 5tOl'V time la hetd at 10
a.m. Wedneadaya and 10:15 a.m.
ALTA COFFEE
Mualcal acts perform at 8:30 p.m .
ThuradaYt through Saturdays at
Alta Coffee House, 506 31 at St ..
Newport Beadl. (949) 675--0233.
Some diners give birds a bieak
Turkey's still the
T)lanbgiving staple,
bUt many shoppers
are branching out
tliese days.
Alicia Robinson
Dally Pilot
Turkey for ThanbgMng din-
ner is a tradition for many, but
it'• not necessarily a must.
Area food service businesses
have been bustling with holiday
bu lness this week. but they're
not just purveying drumsticks
and wings.
The Honey Baked Ham Co. ln
Corona del Mar has been doing
a booming business and, con-
trary to what the name suggests,
It does sell turkey.
•(But} the majority of what
goes out of here is ham.,. store
supervisor Colleen Skalla said.
People also have been buying
side dJshes such as baked
FEAST
Continued from Al
the event. Elizabeth Cornejo, 12,
handed out toiletries such as
Kleenex and shampoo while her
mom. Sandra. helped out in the
kitchen.
"It feels good because I know
GO . Continued from Al
beans, cheesy potatoea and po·
tato salad for their 'Jbanbgtving
dlnnen. she aald.
·wot everyone llket twtey,"
agreed Josephine CaJent:lno.
owner of Calentino's ltallan Dell
ln Costa Mesa.
Her customers come ln ban·
kerlng ror the fmh Italian RU·
sage, meatballs. eggpjant par·
mJglana and pasta her store
offer&
"We've been here 35 yean. so
we have a Jot of regulars that
come In for dill'erent things.,.
she said.
Another haven for people
who don't want turtey la
Mother's Market and Kitchen.
The store sells vegetarian roasts
and other meatless main
courses such as lbfwby, chief
marketing officer Sharon Mac·
gum said.
The dell at Mother's prepares
"all the trlmm.inS'" for a Thanks·
giving dinner and even makes
wheat-free and sugar-free pies
for people with special diets.
that people may not be that
fortunate and we can give them
supplies they need,• Elizabeth
said.
After the feast ls over and
everything ls cleaned up, the
adult organizers usually ask the
parish children who helped out
what they thought about the
experience. Their answers
illustrate their compassion,
Rae Pirrello of lrvlne was wait·
Ing to receive her twin sister,
brother-in-law and nephew,
who were about to Dy in from
Ollcago.
not as crowded as she expected. "It's a gorgeous day to travel,"
"This ls awesome," she said. abe said. •1 usually go to Chicago
"This Is why I always Dy out of every Thanksgiving, but this
Orange County. Because It's not . dme I made my family come to
as crazy as it ls in other air-California.•
ports." Th.ls year, more travelen will
Rajeev Agnibotrl. who was also hJt the freeways despite
waiting to travel to London, said higher than a~e gu pricea,
he came to the airport earlier, said Jeff Spring. spokesman for
anticipating long lines. the Auto Oub of Southern call·
"But this Is nice,• he said. fomla. ,
CURVE
Continued from Al
open new conversational doon
that help us reach beyond the
platitudes to get better
acquainted with our family and
friend& We may find that the
old baggage by which we
defined these people was never
accurate or Is Jong gone, and
such fresh Insights could send
us all home with a special
feeling or thanksgiving.
This year reminds me of
other times when we were
collecdvely In deep trouble, and
Thanbgtving seemed a kind or
irony. That was especially true
during the Great Depress.ion
when drought and disease and
poverty and hunger were the
order of the day. Thanksgiving
dinners for those who could
afford them were spare, but
famllies still collected to ahue
resources and brace spirits. We
heJped one another during
those yea.rs. often giving of what
little we bad to strangers whose
needs were greater than ours.
So in an odd sort of way, the
spirit or thanksgiving giew
along with the trouble we were
all sharing. r don't have a great sense of
that taldng place today. Perhaps
the wealth of a few ls obscuring
the poverty of many. Perhaps
the relentJess good news being
fed to us is obscuring the
realities of war. Perhaps we
have to reach a greater sense of
urgency before the thanksgiving
spirit of the Great Depression
kicks ln, Meanwhile. we have
the people around our festive
table today offering a bridge to
that spirit A bridge, by the way,
thal we don't have to wait for
Thanbglvlng to cross.
Both the Pilgrims. who
celd>rated the first
Thank.sgivtng. and President
Abraham Uncoln. who made It
a national holiday, were looking
Ill pretty bleak pictures at the
time. Uncoln was trying to
bring a fratricidal war to an end
amid growing dally casualty
lists when he tel a day of
national thanksgiving alter two
pivotal Union military victories.
The Pilgrims. two yean after
they abated a famous autumn
harveat (tut with the
Wampaooq Indians. celebrated
the flrlt fonnal Day of
~vtng when-In answer to their fervent prayera
r';Jr7j Dunn-Well
-a supply sh.Ip they thought
was sunk arrived on the aame
· day as a ra1nfall that brob a
drought and saved their aoJ)4.
We pray today for our •
hypothetical abip to come ln
bearlng peace and prosperity
for our chJldren and
Macgum saJd customers
come to her for organlc pro-
duce, and those aeeld.ng a holi-
day blrd can choote a turkey
that's fresh. certifted organ.le or
he~
And the customen have been
coming in~ she saJd.
"Tbanbgf;vlng ls traditionally
the biggest food shopping day
of the year,• she said. "It's been
nonstop for three days.•
Chris flores, kitchen manager
at Big Belly Dell ln Newport
Beach. said he's been ma.king a
lot more delivertea than usual
this week.
in the days before ThanJcsgfv·
Ing, "they're ordering pizzas be·
cause they're cooking turkey at
home,· be said.
Aores expected a big crowd
Wednesday night because or
students coming home from
college and going out to reunite
with high school friends.
The dell hasn't gotten many
tudcey orders, but people have
been buying potato and maca·
Robillard said.
"They usually thl.nk (at first)
that poor people live somewhere
else," Robillard said. "The first
year, they were a little
intimidated. Now, they're more
comfortabJe talking with the
folks. They love to be helpful"
Margie Castillo Is not aflllJated
with the church, but came to
help the homeless. as she does
Out of 2.8 million Southern
Californians expected to travel
this year, 2.3 million will drive,
he said, 2.4% more drivers than
last year.
The average price per gallon
of ~ gasoline ln Orange
County for Wednesday wu
$1.70, about "'15 cents more
compared to the same time last
year.
California HJghway Patrol of·
flcera are also on "maximum en-
forcement" mode for the holi-
days, Officer Stacy Willita laid.
-ibat means we have more
grandchildren. We will have
four generationa eating turkey
together, and if the big view
before us inspires &0methlng
less than gratitude. that Is all
the more reason to look around
our dining tabJe and give thanks
that we have a family and good
ronl salads by the quart. he said.
WhUe most of the buslneues
interviewed an closed today,
Ouistlne Brtee at Le BWritz
Deli and Catering Aid abe'll be
wott:lng. Brlee'a Costa Meta
business will be ftxing meala for
other businesses that are open.
In the last few weeb abe'a
prepared a lot ot turkey for busl·
nesses who planned their em-
ployee feces a few weeks before
Thanksgiving to avoid compet·
Ing with holiday meals at home,
she said,
But now that the holiday sea·
son has begun, she expects
more unique request.s. On
Wednesday, she catered a meal
of Maine lobster and New York
steak for an electrical company.
For Brlee, Thanbglvlng atart·
ed. in mid-November, but ahe
won't see too many more cus-
tomers asking for turkeys this
year.
By now, she said, ·most or
them want to stay away from it.
They're all turkeyed out.·
every year, she sald.
MI th.ink we're all human
beings and we all go through
bad times in our life: Castillo
said. "'The little we have, we have
to share It.~
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at (949)
574-4221 or by e-mail et
deirdre.mrwman <s la11mn.com.
officers patrolling the freeways
and also special units assigned
for DUI enforcement," she said.
Willits said local freeways
were jammed late Wednesday
afternoon.
•There's nothing much hap-
penlnt on the fieeways because
no one can move," she said.
"Bverythinf: gridlocked..
• DEEM BHARAllt COV«9 publ)C
Nfety and courts. She may be
ruc:hed 8t 194915744228 or by
•mail at
dHpa.bha,.th•latimH.com.
friends to fill that void, the
resource$ to put this sumptuous
feast on the table, and the
health and strength to enjoy It.
•JOSEPH N. BEU ls a r9Sldent of
Santa Ana Heights. His column
appears Thursdays.
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QUOTE OF 1ME DAY
"Honestly. football is my
/if t. I tat, drink and
sletp football."
Sumi~. Newport
Harbor joolor defensive end
• Newport Harbor's
Spencer Link, a
junior wide receiver
who caught 53
~ passes for 945
yards and 13
touchdown s, is the
ltDOllt{Pt>t
Dream Team Player
of the Year. Costa
MesA's Jeff Waldron
(36), below, Is the
Defensive Player of
the Year after
making tackles like
this one on
Westminster's
Carlos Brooks.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Newport Harbor's Link is 2003 Player of the
Year; Mesa's Ruiz, Waldron round out honors.
P1trlck l1vtrty
Daily Pilot
T he hush that came over the
Newport Harbor High crowd
every time junior wide
receiver Spencer Link
touched the ball told as much as any
statistic.
lt was as if the Sailors crowd was
saving up their energy for an
ensuing roar, with !he expectatiqn
that Link was about to do something
special.
He often did, turning short passes
Into long touchdowns and mak:lng
near-Impossible catches along the
sidelines.
H1s importance to !he Newport
Harbor team, !he only
Newport-Mesa school to make the
CIF Southern Secoon playoffs. was
actually magnlfied in !he Sailors'
first-round loss to Los Altos. The
C.Onquerors, who Uke most teams
used a safety over the top of a
cometback to cover Unk. were !he
only team to shut out the junior
receiver this season. Aa a result, Los
Altos shut out the Sailors.
But there was no denying that had
tt not been for Link and his ability to
tum short gainers Into Ions
touchdowns, Newport Harbor would
not have even had the chance to
play top-ranked Los Altos.
Mer a season In which he caughr
Costa Mesa High's Omar Ruiz (32), the leading rusher in the
Newport-Mesa School District this season with 1, 548 yards to
finish a three-year varsity career with 2,330 yards, is the
2003 Daily Pilot Dream Team Offensive Player of the Year.
53 passes for 945 yards and 13 touchdowns, Unk
bas been named the Daily Pllo!'s hlgh school
football Player of the Year.
He highlights a dream team of25 players from
Newport Harbor, C.Orona del Mar, Costa Mesa and
Bltaocia blgb achools.
Also earning top Individual hol'lOri Were Costa
Mesa senior running back Omar Rutz, the
Offensive Player of the Year, and Mustanp junior
linebacker Jeff Waldron, the Defensive Player of
the Year.
The team wu led by nine players each from
Harbor and Mesa. with four players selected from
what was an lnjwy-dddled C.Orona del Mar team
and three selected from Estancia. which did not
have a repl'eSelltadve on the 2002 team.
In a season where the majority or teams, with
the excepdon of Estancia. were led by younger
players, there were 14 seniors, nine juniors and
two sophomores selected to the team Newport
Harbor had four juniors and a sophomore chosen,
Mesa had four juniors selected and CdM had a
junior and a sophomore on the team.
One of the 14 seniors, Ruiz was another player
who could often be counted on to make the big
play. The S·foot-8 running back ran for a
dJstrlct-hlgh 1,548 yards this sea.son end Onished
his three-year varsity career with 2,330 yards.
He was aided on offense by Waldron, who had
27 catche5 for 395 yards and four touchdowna u a
wide receiver, but made hJs true Impact on
defense.
A standout rebounder on the basketball court.
Waldron, an outside linebacker, wu one of Mesa's
leading tacklers. but .seemed to make his most
important Impact with turnovers. Aa an outaide
linebacker In Mesa's three-five alignment, Waldron
often dropped back Into coverage and came up
with five lntercepdons.
The Dream Team offense is led by Harbor junior
quarterback Kasey Peters. who was on his way to a
fantastic debut varsity season before his
collarbone was broken In Week 7, late In the game
against Aliso Niguel.
As the man who delivered the ball to Unk. and
often did so wilh strong precision, Peters was 69 of
125 passing for 936 yards and 13 touchdowns.
Despite missing Harbor's last four games, Peters
still led all Newport-Mesa quartel'backa In
touchdowns.
Joining Peters In the backfield ls his own
running back. Sailors senior Matt Encinias, the
district's second-leading rusher with 1,308 yards
and nine touchdowns. Playing running back for
the first time since his freshman season, Encinias
literally carried the Sailors on his back at times.
Uning up In front of EncinlaJ Is F.stancia senior
fullback Bubba Kapko. who provided a span out
of the backfield for !he Eagles. bolh as a blocker
and a rusher.
l(apko led Estancia with 601 yards rush.Ing and
also scored nine touchdowns.
At wide receiver, a pair of juniors joln Llnk to
form an impressive trio that will all be returning
next season.
C.Orona del Mar's Kevin Welch proved himself
on both sides of the ball for the Sea Kings.
catching 28 passes for 591 yards and eight
touchdowns and leading CdM with 74 tackles,
three interceptions and two fumble recoveries.
Also a standout volleyball player, Welch has
already~ some Interest from UCLA and
should be strongly recruhed next sea.son in both
football and volleyball.
At the other wideout position Is Costa Mesa's
Jorge Quiroz. the Mustanp' No. l rece1vtn3 threat
ln a run-oriented offense. Quiroz caught 27 passes
for 472 yards and scored one touchdown.
Blocking for this skill-position set ls a
mammoth offensive line, led by three playen from
C.Osta Mesa. including two Juniors.
Mustangs center Luke Sapolu, the son of fonner
San Francisco 49er and current Mustanp
offensive line coach Jesse Sapolu, Is one of five
SH TEAM, Pe1e 82
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Sa,ami Khali ian
Newport Harbor High defensive end looks to bulk up
in the off-season after an impressive junior season.
P1trlck Lev•rty
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S aamf IChaW1an admfta
be didn't know much
about football when he
decided to play the
•
Friday 11 JChallftan WU a part
of four Sallor1 ucb on b1a way
to earninl OeDy Pilot Player of
the Week honors.
At 6-foot· l, 185 pounds,
IChallftan isn't an oves:Whelmlng
sport for the ftnt dme as a frelhman at
Newport Harbor High. But lhalUlan
knew aactJy what he wanted to do.
"I juat told .veryone, I want to be the
one that bits the~·
JChaWWl Mid. "'Ibey told me to play
defentlw line." •
He became a defensive end and .. a
ataner for the Sallon t.bJt teUOn hlt the
oppoelng quarterback plenty of tlmet. A
number of thoee came In 'Newport
Harbor'a ftnt-round Joel to 1.QtAltoe
presence on the defensive
front. but he ts among the futer Harbor
players. His apeed alWYted him to put
consistent prellW'e on oppoelng
quarterbacb th.ls aeuon while linlna
up lplnat tacklea who were ot\en 50 to
75 poundt blger th.an hJm.
Apinlt Lot Altot. he noticed the
Conquerors' o«enalYe line WU
~hhla a run play or pua plq
and When thOM llnen1en tet up on tt1*
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TEAM
Contiooed from 81
pi.yen to make the l>re4ln
1Nln for the aecood COOleCUtM
leUOn. joining Unk. Wek:h.
End.niu and Mesa l.liiebeck«
Junior F.peoea.
polu (S·ll, 250pounds},
being recruited by the Univenlty
or Hawaii. wu the leader or
Mela~ front ftve, whk:h also
included Dream 1Nm ldecUons
Bryce Cartch (S.3, 255) and
Rodrigo G\ldem2 (M, 275).
The other two members 0( the
o1fenstve line are tackle1 from
Newport Harbor and Corona del
Mac. Senior Nick 'Watkins (6-3.
244) wu a coMt.ant for the
Sailors thJs aeason. protecdnc
Pettn and opening holel for
Fndn1 Senior Andy wJan
(6-3, 270) was one of many Sea
Kings ro miss dme due to Injury
thJs MUOn, but when he WISS
healthy, Corona deJ Mar's
otrenae took on a new
dlmensfon. Adc:Una an extra bloc:m to tbls
group. Costa Me.a dgbt end
Brett Via a)eo joins the Dream
lam. A prd In pnMoul.
IC!UODI, the 6-3, 225-'.pound
tenk>r ftDed In fot Guticaa In
the Ont two pme1 of the
aeuon. then moved to dght end.
where he also poeed a
palt-allching threat.
On defense, a plethora of
strong linemen puts the Dream
1tam In a W\Jque ~three
formation. led by bookenda Matt
BUISJlU. a 10pbomote from
Corona del Mar. and Saam.l
Kha1llJan. a junior from Newpoct
Harbor.
Burgner wu one or the
leaders of a Sea IClnp defensive
unit that featuM<I just two lt!OJor
tarter& Alter putting up 35
ladles. eight l8cb and
recovering a pair of fumbles, be
should continue to be a leader
ror the unit In the com.log years.
IChaWlan could have made the
teem &imply for his performance
ap1nst Los Altot, ~ ho
dominated the offensive line or
the Conquerors, compllln3
2~cb and two other tackles
for a loss. But going into that
playoff' game, Kball8an bad
already made eight sacks on the
season.
Malclng up the interior of the
defensive Une la the Newpon ·
Hubor senior duo of Mm
Thmple and Austin Melo and
&tanda 300-pound« Gery
SUawn. nmpae and Nieto were
conltants ror the Slllon cWenae
~the seaon. with
1'mple allo ftlllng ln admlnbly
OD the offensfw line. Stnwft,
also a lt!Olor, was the ElgSe'• btg
defensive &topper before golng
down with a teperated shoulder
in the final weeks of the .euon..
A1 Und>acm. f.pef\C!A. the
top college recruit from the
Newport-Mesa area. (<>Jlowl bis
teammate Waldron. A run ltldfer
at middle linebacker. Epenaa
also .wed at Cuilback. galn1ng
389 ya1* ICIOring nine
toUChdowns and oftm providing
the lead bloclk chat opened boJa
for Ru1z. He is being nlCl'Ulted by
USC BYU and Artzona State
among ocher ldlOOb.
Newport Harbor junior
Tbomu Martin was the Sanon
Uocbpln 1n the middle of the
defense and also their leading
tackler. He also made
appearancea in the Newport
Harbor blddldd ln
lhort-yardqe an.Uc>M.
Uke P.penea and Mart1n.
M1b c.hUl WU a two-WI)'
player for 8IUiDc:ia who llood
out at lineblcker The aenlor
combined with Kapko and
Strawn to earn the~ dwe
vlctodel tbls teUOQ, two mo"'
than they bad tn tho preytoua
two ye&n comblned. In eddldon
to hla linebacker wott. he pined
391 yan:lt uid acored a pair of
rushing toucbdowos.
Leading the 1eCOndary are a
pair of seniors. C.OSta Mesa'I Luis
Gonzalez. s«ond on the
Mustangs to Waldron with three
lnten:epdoos. and Coron.a del
Mat's Mordy Orngui.e.
Gomalez. a comerback. led
Mesa's three-man secondary
tpl.nst opponent'• pua1ng
attacb. Omgme. who plaYed a
strong Afety type posidon in
Corona deJ Mar'• alignment. wu
one or jtwt two aenJ.or starters.
but tet an example for the ,.
youngsters to live up to.
RoundinJl out the leOOncWy
and the defense Is Newport
Harbor sophomore Ryan
RJppon. Like most of the rest of
the playen on the Dream Team,
RJppon will likely be a two-way
player ln the comlng years. but
this season, he played aolety on
defense and excelled at strong
safety aa one of the Sailon'
leading tacklers.
BAUME & M ERCIER
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QUU.WPLAYER
•TNEYEM OmarRuiz
PLAYER
OF THE YEM
Spencer Link
2003 DAILY PILOT ALL-NEWPORT-MESA
FOOTBALL DREAM TEAM
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
WR -SpencerUn~NewportHarbor
6-9171 Jr.
OFFENSNE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
RB -Omat Ruiz, Costa Meta M 176
Sr.
DEf'ENSNE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
LB -Jeff Waldron, Costa MeN 8-3
215Jr.
OFFENSE ·
OB -KMey Peters, Newport Harbor
6-2198Jr.
RB-Matt Encinias, Newport Harbor
5-10176Sr.
FB -Bubbe Kapko, Estancia 5-9 230
Sr.
WR -Kevin Wek:h, Corone del Mar
S-2190Jr.
WR -Jorge Quiroz, Costa Mesa 5-10
170Jr.
TE -Brett Via, Costa Mesa 6-3 225
Sr.
OL -Nidc Watkins. Newport Harbor,
6-3244Sr.
OL -Luke Sapolu. Costa Mua, 6-11
250Sr.
OL-Rodrigo Gutierrez. Costa Mele.
M276Jr.
OL -Bryce Catkh, Costa Mesa 6-3
255Jr.
OL-Andy Lujan, Corona del Mar
6-32705'.
DEFENSE
LB -Junior Epenea, Costa Mesa
6-3225Sr.
LB -Thomaa Martin, Newport
Harbor 6-0 215 Jr.
LB -Mike ~hill, Estancia 6-0 230 Sr.
DE -Matt Burgner, Corona del Mar
6-11186So.
DL-Mari( Tempte, Newport Harbor
S-11 220Sr.
DL -Austin Nieto, Newport Harbor
5-9202 Sr.
OL-Gary Strawn, Est•ncla 6-2 300
Sr.
DE -Saami Khalifian, Newport
Harbor6-1186Jr.
DB -Luis Gonzalez, Costa Mesa 6-9
170Sr.
08 -Ryan Rippon, Newport Harbor
6-0190So.
DB -Mordy Ornguze, Corona del
Mar 6-0 195 Sr.
FU PHOTO /DAA..Y Pl.OT
Sparked by senior running back Matt Encinias, Newport Harbor High was
the onty Newport-Mesa f ootbaff team to leap into the CIF playoffs this year.
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heels. signaling a passing play.
ICba.lifian turned to his speed
rush.
"I'm faster going forward than
they are going backward,"
Khallfian said.
The junior was a part of three
sacks in the lint half and two
other tack.les that resulted in a
loss. He teamed wnh senior
tackle Mark Templt' for two
sacks on one series that resulted
in a combined los.'l of 25 yard!>
after Los Altos had reached the
Newport Harbor II -yard line He
added an 8-yard sad with the
help of senior tackle Austin
Nieto late in the first half and
recorded a sack In the second
half for a loss of 3 yards.
Next season. as one of seven
retuning starters on defense.
Kballfian will be one of the
leaders of the squad. Because of
the nwnber of returners. his
expectations are high.
"Personally I want to go all the
way next year,· Khallfian said. "I
think: we have the speed and
agility. Now we just need to work
on our size.·
Building siz..e is prioriry No. I
for Khalifian as he gets ready for
next season, preparations which
got underway with a Tuesday
morning weightlifting session.
Khall6an wants to add 20
pounds. while not losing any
of his biggesl asset, hi'l
speed.
"That's going to be m y
biggest goal. to gain 20
pounds: Khallfian said.
•People would gel a hand on
me and push me and that
would run me off course.
That's the only way they can
disrupt my speed rush . I
think if l gain 20 poundi., h
will be a lot harder for them
10 push me off course."
While he had much
success on the field Liu!>
season. the size difTerenual
was notable against
opponents like Foothill.
Khallfian said. Linemen who
combine size wllh speed
could keep Khahfian out of
the backfield. But after
dominating Los Altos, KhaJHlan
ends the 2003 season with 11
burst of confidence.
"This game. going into It, I
thought Los Altos mw.t be
GoUath5. so I jlJ5t got myself
really pumped up.· Khali.Oan
said. ·I was shocked. Their
offens ive line wasn't all that
great."
As a result, Khaliflan
outplayed Los Altos defensive
end Brigham HarweU, a
preseason All-American who has
committed to UCl.A. Khalifian's
teammates wondered whether
he was up to the taak m the
week leading up 10 the gam~
and he proved he was.
He's also proved that he was
right on target when he
declared, his freshman year, that
he wanted to be the one to htt
the quarterback. That young
player ha!> turned into a football
junkie.
"Honestly, football is my life."
Khaliflan said. "I eat, drink and
sleep football. When we win.
that's all I think: about all
weekend. When we lose, that'i.
all I think about all weekend
Football probably takes up 70%
ofmy Ufe."
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Clerll or Drlf!C9 C.untY
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Dally Pilot f'Co¥, 20, J.l..J. O.C. 4, 11r1003 TllNll
.,, doln1 bualn•u •• llltd wltll UMt County
Oranp Coest Con.ult Cltfk of Or•1111 County •Ill•. 1420 [. Cdln111 on t t/14/0)
A1r1, 1212. Senti Ant, IOOl6tHOt4
CatlfomletVOS 1 Ot'lly Ptlot tto'I. 20, 21.1 'Tlloln•• Devlcl ltaild.. Dec. 4, II, 200l fh'5l 1117 l OytJ ltott tlM,
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your •nwlMllH lluctad br: an M•ldtill 1,
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The tollowtn1 p11 ton. •rt do•nit bu11nu s as
!he 1-dvocacy Croup
l/80t Ceflwrl&ht Road
trv1111, CA 9261 4
l h• Or•nl• Counly
Advocacy Group. Inc
(CAJ. 17801 Cartwrirht
Road, Irvine. CA 926 14
Thti buS1nu s " ton ducted by a c0Jpo<1hon
Have you slarlld do•llQ
buslneu yell
Vu 11/03/2003
The Or1n1e County
Advocacy Group, Inc
Debra l Tr1b11ton1.
Pre\
fh11 tl11tment WH
toled with the County
Clerk of 011n1e Counly
nn 11110/03
200J69'4S91
Daily Pilot Nov 13 20
27. Otc 4 2003 Th9?6
fkftm ..... ie-s.......
The lollowln11 persons
111 do•na busln•n 11
l tectroac;orpjon com 2277
Ha1 bof Bouleverd, ~22.
Costa Mua. CA 92626
Eddie s MclMM, 11.71
Ha1bor BoullveJd, 522.
Cost• Mew. CA 92626
Ousko Ntkohc, 2277
Herbor 804.lleverd, 52',
Co1t1Mesa,CA92626
Th11 buslnus Is con
dueled by co·ptflners
H.t v• you started dolnr
busrneu yet7 No
(ddle Sllooll Mel ...
Th11 statement wu
llltd willl the Cou"IY
Clerk of <Xena• County
on 11/10/03
iooHt44721
Di lly Pilot Nov 13, 10,
27.°".4,2003 Th921
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The lollowln& pertons
•r• dOlnc bu1.1nn1 11·
Shanti ltvln1. 1071
Saola Row Ave • Co1t1
Mtu, CA 92'62'
Dh Ellrlede Elltebilth
"'"'· 1071 Senta Ro" Ave , Costa MeM, CA
92626
This bu11n... !ti con·
ductacl by· en lndlvldu•I
Have you 11Mttd dolnt
bu-n yel7 v... 11
04 03 flllt Elfritell lllNNlh
Kell
fhl• 1t1t1n11nt w11 flltd with tllt Covnty
Clef~ of Or•ftl• Cou11t~
on 11/14/03 200HtHO ..
Otlly f'ilot No¥. 20~J!i. D.c 4, ll . 2003 l ""-J
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The followl111 !*HR•
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d!Klld lty· .. ~tl
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Kif• McC.tthr IM m••m•nl WU
••
filed with the rnunty
Clerk of Oranae County
on 10 31/0J
200J69Ul22
Daily Pilot Nov 6 13 zo. 27. 2003 111915
flctltNll~
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»rt doona busman H
Hud H11h Ct .. tton'
2014 Pl•cenll• 1-va
Costa Meu , Cl< 92627
Mall Adtlsohn 201•
Ptacent11 AVI Cost•
Men,C,.92617
Thts bustneu I! ron
ducted by 1n 1nd1v1dual
Have you star led doona
buslnen yel7 No
Mall Adetsohn
Thts slatemant wu
hied with the County
Clerk of Oran1• County
on l l/\8/0)
20016965421
Oaoly Pilot Nov 10 27
Oec 4.11.2003 ~
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The lollowjna per1M1ns
are do1n1 buslnen as
Duckhorn On 11n 12
Jupiter H1lh Ofln .
Newporl 8th CA 92660
Mertha Hoa in t tholl
12 Jupiter Hills Or
Newport Bch CA 92660
Thi' busoneu •• con dueled by 4n 1ndtvodu1I
HaY1 you 1181 led do111a
business yet7
Ho
Martha H lllooll
Ib11 atatcmanl wu
l1led with th• founly
Cler~ ol 011n1r 1,;ounty
on II 01 "()J
20036964409
D•oly Polul Nuv I J 10
l7 Dec 4 200J T h9? J
fldltlM itclslNss ' w..s.......,
I h~ tollow1n1 pa"un~
•r• dOtnl but1ntt• o
•I Whowel111ow,,.lwor~ u•m
bJ WWllN mm 1927
H.ltbor 81\od 1(,()6 Coste
Mes. CA 9'15Zl
Oen Sarrett I '>8 I ultp
ln Unol C Costa Meu
CA 92627
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dueled by an 1r1dlv1dual
H••• you 1t11 l1d do1n11
business yet7 No
O•n 8err•ll
Th!i statemenl wn
toled woth \hi County
Clef~ of Orana• County
on 11/14/03
2003'9UOIS
Dally Piiot Nov lO 27 Oec 4, ll, 2003 Th'l'>I
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Tht followtn1 Pl"Ons
11 e do1na buslnus u
SL 0£POT. 1733 Mon
rovoa •N. Cost1 Mua
Ca 92627
Abt Lu 8111~. 4
Escap•d• Ct.. Newporl
Buch, CA 92663
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ducted by· •n lndMdual
Have you started do1n11
business yet' Yas 11 3 2003
Abt l •e Blaik
lhos '\alement "'"' fried wtth Iha founly
Clerk ol Or4nk• C•ttH•IY
on 11 03 OJ
200369U99 1
O•llY P1l11t Nov lo I I
20, 27, 2003 lh'JI~
FlctltlM lvsiltss .... s ......
The foUowmJI tJll\011\
tre dorn1 bu""''' " h t V1soon 1-ulo Cl"'·
2800 Shani•• O• C:osla
Mui CA926?6
Eil•porn Youta11•w111
2800 Shdnt•r 01 I rt\t,1
Me•a, CA 9;iti}t.
Ttus buslne" I\ • tuo dulled by An 1nd1Y1du.1I
Hdve you tlAr l•d dum~
hu"neu ~aP V•~ 11
I 1,03
f tloporn Voo1an•w1n
flu~ \tatlm~n! WA\
loled with thl County
Clerk nl Or•nra County
on 11/14/03
20036965070 Dilly PllDt Nov ?O ?I
Dec 4 11. 2003 T h95 l
Flc1ltiM lvdltss -s .... The tollowm1 P••SOns
•re do1n1 busone\\ ai
lh• Oh•na PrD11cl 1 /llO
Ortole Or Costa Mn a,
CA 92626
Peopla Involved Inc
(CA>. 1780 Ortol~ Dr ,
Co\\i Meu CA 92626
l h11 bu\lne\\ " rnri
ducted by 1 cor p11rtt•11ri
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byaincu xcll Yts 10!
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un II 14 0 l
200S696S09S
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Costa Mesa. CA 92627
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lou, JwHtpoletou.
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lurt.ty '" the oven 11 1000.m 949 833~1
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DIAMONDS/ ORANGE 5400 ROOALS
I SIOI CHAUllNG, hke
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houM style 2522 Elden
$1375/1110 949 642·5488
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condo Upstatrs, c11porl,
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w/d In hM, d/W, fr1t.
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mo (949) 371 3606
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paint 1n1Hlt & out. 2 Ip. art fem fl• plen Ovw
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Jim & lHllt f lul Tum
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Newport IU.nd 81yfront
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2br 2'hb• • eac:•lionel
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spa a-ttd Cetaae $750/
mo949 642·~
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ba, ulll• paid, n/tmk,
ktlchtnelte, lndr y, I bl!<
lo HtwPotl p1tr. $730m.
Cell Sem 949 218 790!>
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Newrorl Beach c room
av" . cl9se to beach
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'850/mo 949 S-48 63S3
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beylronl unit perood ,.........._ lbt lb• petoo. style, Stt vu, I c I".
l111pl1te. shared w/d •st $2800 949 293 4631
hkup1, I cer I" •t• ~t $1500/MO 949.29 ·'630
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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
THURSDAY,NOVEMBER27,2003
THE BELL CURVE
From deep
troubles
come deep
thanks
W e will have -I am told as I
write this -25 people, give
or take a few, for
Thanksgiving dinner thls year, thus
paying homage to the concepts of
extended family and tradi11onal
Thank.sgiving.
JOSEPH
N. BELL
Tradition works
in two drrections.
It gives us
warmth, i.trength.
structure,
certainty, and a
sense of identity
that helps us
remain steadfast
through difficult
times.
The last
Thursday in
November is
always going to
'
be Thanksgiving Day, whatever else
may be happening to us. But it
carries a downside, too. Because of
aJJ those virtues. tradition doesn't
welcome any fresh look.s. Whatever
worked for Grandma can certainly
woric for us Is the message, and we
tinker with that system at our peril.
DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY PILOT
Volunteer Anna Arroyo hugs fellow volunteer Marie Lawson after she wms her wish by breaking off the bigger prece of the wishbone of the turkey.
I don't like turkey very well, for
example, and I find the proi>pect of
two week.s of twXey leftovers deeply
depresslng. Still, I would never
suggest a prilll4t rib as the mam fare
on Thanksg1vlng. And so we will
have turkey today as the rules
require.
. Offering up a feast
What the rules don't explain to us
Is that we can manage qwte nicely
on tradition alone at Thanksgiving
when things are going well. But
when the world is as troubled as it is
today, and God seems to be off
tending to other matters. we look a
lot more wistfully for comfort to the
people who grace our table on
Thanksgiving Day.
Deirdre N 1w ... .,
Daily Pilot
M yra Valdez rummaged
through a pile of
clothes that filled a long
table. holding them an
front or her to see U they would fit.
Soon. she had a pile of shirts of
various colors and patterns '>lacked
on her shoulder
Volunteers at St. Joachim give food,
clothing and toiletries to hundreds at a
Thanksgiving feast on Wednesday
pie. They also got whole pies to
take home with them.
"lllls is excellent," Consoli said
as she surveyed the satisfied crowd
dining on their meals
Consou said she hope the
arrendance drops in the future as
the need declines.
Although they are also very much
a part of our tradition. they can't be
type cast as rigidly as the
ThanJcsgiving turkey or Grandma's
cranberry sauce. They not only share
our human problems, but perhaps
come to our table seeking the same
comfort we do and are th ankful -
as we are -that they have a place
that isn't threatening. a place where
they can feel the balm of love
applied to their concern'>.
So maybe a special measure of
sensitivity and energy is called for
this year to bridge the distance
between the traditionaJ way we
define the friends and family around
our table and the people they have
become since that defining was
done. We will still reminisce and tell
family jokes and descnbe adventures
at work and sneak a look at the
football games on 1V and perhaps
throw a football around ourselves.
The mother of four came to the
SL Joachim lbank.sgiving feasr for
those in need Wednesday and was
thrilled to see a smorgasbord of
clothes as well as a hearty meal
·11·., really nice whar they're doing
-the food and giving us clothci.,"
Valdez said.
This is the third year the
parishioners have hosred the fea~t
to share their abundance with the
community, the Rev. Joe Robillard
said.
"Each year. it's gotten better."
Robillard />aid. "The first year. we
Ready, set, go
Holiday travelers leave
by planes, and some by
trains, but mostly,
they're in automobiles.
Ottpa Bh1rath
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT· MESA -I lollday
travelers are probably going to party
longer thi" year.
··we anticipate a bu\)' travel sea·
son," he said. "Our earners have
particularty noticed an expanded
travel window. People are seemingly
leaving earlier and '>laying later.•
Last year, 11 2.000 travelers passed
through the airport between
Wednesday and Sunday during
Thanksgiving weekend. This year,
that number is likely to increase.
McCusker said.
Early afternoon on Wednesday,
passengers were sttll lrickJing in.
had more food rhan people. La.'>I
year, it was better organized. Thi~
year. we have toiletries and food."
Co·chalr Regina Consoli i.aid th e
church anUcipated ~rving more
than 400 people Wednesday Those
who came dined on a surnptuou!>
feast of rurkey. stuffing, mashed
potatoes. sweet potatoes,
vegetables, cranberry sauce and
PJvia Moreno brought her four
children 10 the feast.
"I think It's great: Moreno said.
"I've never been 10 one of these."
Fea~t orgamzers encourage
parish children to help out during
See FEAST, Pa&• A9
But while we're doing the dishes
or walldng off the pumplcin pie or
taking down tables or Idling with a
glass of wine, we might be moved to
See CURVE, Pase A9
Many residents Oying out of the
area have left earlier this year and
won't be comlng back untU after the
holiday weekend, John Wayne Afr·
port spokesman Justin McCusker
'laid.
Jennifer Hoon of Long Beach,
who was about to Oy 10 Seattle for
her famlly gathering. Raid she was
surprised that lhe terminals were MAAK C. DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT
Travelers who have arrived at John Wayne Airport pick up their luggage
S•• GO, Pae• A9 from the carousel at Terminal B on Wednesday afternoon.
ps look into school threat Daily Pilot City will ask about
olice and school officials. ve tig<itJon going on." AT A GLANCE role in JWA, harbor Police and school officials Robert Barbot. the superln· onfirm that a confirmed Wednesday that a tendent of the Newport-Mesa ON THE WEB: tudent's threat was Corona del Ma.r High School Uni8ed School District, was www.~com Newport council landmarks on and tn its bor-
ent over the Net. studenr mode a "terrorist equally uMpectJlc. agrees to approach ders, poMlbly by even taking
threat" last Friday. •1t was simply a threat.~ the WEATHER aver John Wayne Airport.
Newport Beach police Sgt superintendent aaJd. "We are the county about The Oty C.Ounctl voted
llt1 Herper 1nd Steve Shulman said hJ d part-not happy about lt, but h was Give thanks for the • more authority in unanimously on Tuelday to
1rtu O'Ntll ment was in ligating the Just a threat." beautiful day. create a committee to begin
Uy Pilot thmit but did not Identify the Barbot ta.Id he heard the SeePqeA2 county services. talks with county leaden on
boy and refused to conJlnn lf t})reat wu made via the IJ'lter· rour subjects: tidelands, the
NEWPORT OP.ACH -Many tho tudent had been wen 1let but hacl yet to conftnn it. A SPORTS Jun• Cataarande Santa Ana Heights Redeve~
the C.Orona deJ M~ Into custody. stUdt'r'lt who had retelWd the Daily Pilot opment Agency, the Coyote
ool campus att "We can't releate the naroe threat rcporttd It to IChooJ of· Thef• .,. "° t\H'tt:x:.. Canyon Landfill and the &1.r-•
week wt a tudent's of the student b«au he Is a tidalS; and nltddle school Prin-amo~ N=clt· high NEWPORT BP.ACH -Oty port. The vote came am.ld lit· t<:hoo • foot II Orum reat or violence. rcponed to juvenile.• Shuhrian .Wd. ·we Cipal Brook Booth took appro-Team. officials will trike up a dia-tle discussion, with the only
ve been Issued Wedneeday, can't go into tho det&Us of the prune actiona, Baibot said. SeeP11eBl logue wtth co\lnty leader& to volced objections oentertng
thwarted by the quick. ac· threat or what statements were learn how the city might play
n of 1tudellt1t paren and made becaUM there ls IUl In-SM THREAT, P .. • ~4 a blsger role ln controlling SMNIA.P•M
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• PO.LITICS
THE POLmCAL LANDSCAPE
FU PHOTO I DM.Y PILOT
A flight delay kept Corona del Mar resident Cristi Cristich from a debate for the 10th Assembly District candidates.
Debate undone by
plane delay
Allcf 1 Robln1on
Dally Pilot
A forum Cor Republican candJdates ror the 70th Assembly District seat
that was to be held Monday night
didn't get off the ground because one
of three expected candldates was
•pparentJy till in the a1r.
lbe Newport Beach Republlcan
Allembly planned the forum at Coco's
Restawant in Fashion Island and
cand.ldates CJnd DeVon and Don
w.grier were In attendance. But
ca.ndJdate C:rlRI CNtlcb did not
mab a promiaed appearance b«ause
her Oight from Maine was delayed.
Crlstich's campaign director Gina Zari
said.
Another candldate, Marlanoe
7Jppl. was Invited but declined to
attend, sakl Newport 8e8ch
Republican Assembly President ICu.rt
Bngtllh. Group members would like
to retehedule the forum if the
candldates can agree on a date, he
said.
A chance to learn how safe
you arc in your homeland
Sixty-eighth Dlatrtct
Assemblyman Ken Meddox will host
a town hall meeting Tuesday to
discuss the state of homeland
security alnce the Sept. 11, 200 I,
terrorist attacks. Officials from the
FBI, the Callfomla Office or
Emergency Services. the NaUonaJ
Guard and the Orange County
shertlf's departtnent and fire
authority wW attend the meeting.
It ls scheduled frorn 6 to 8 p.m. at
Vanguard University, SmJth Hall
room 101, 55 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa.
IA>n Wagner: He's
everywhere you want to be
10th Assembly District candidate
Qon Wagner announced the launch
of his campaign Web ite on
Tuesday. The sJte features
biographical lnformadon, n list of
Wagner's endorsementJ. a statement
of his political platforms and a
collection of his writings, Including
an essay about a road trip he took
with h1s son and book reviews.
Vlewen of the site can also, of
course, donate to W88Jler's
campaign onllne. ln addJtlon to Visa
and Mutereard, We.goer accepts
American Express and Discover.
,_..,,ant In COtoN def Mer. Information:
(Mt) 75&-2620
Cristich dials in 60 Gs from
Anaheim fundraiser
The public relations machine for one
of Wagner's opponents. Qisti Qistich,
sent word oo Tuesday that a recent
fund.raising event hasted by Anaheim
Mayor Oat~ netted more than
$60,000 for Qistich's campaign.
The event 1s apparently "the first
ln a long line of fundraisers" to
supply Crlsdch's campaign budget of
nearly SI million. but there's no
mention of whether she takes plastic.
A poll by any other name
would sound as sweet
Orange County Supervisor Tom
WU.On, a candidate for the 73rd
Assembly District seat, issued a
statement Wednesday announcing
he Is endorsed by Los An.geles
County Supervisor Mlchael D.
Antonovich, a former Assemblyman.
The statement also notes that
"early polling" shows Wilson has •an
almost Insurmountable 26-point
lead· In the RepubUcan primary. in
which he faces Jim Glbeon and
Mlml Walten. ll doesn't say who
conducted the poU, though.
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CALENDAR
DECEMBER
7: Mboe 8ltY R,epublic:an Women f'-ederated wm hold• ~ng Home Tour & 9out1que•
from 11 1.m. to 4 p.m. lnfonnatlon: (949)
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C1ub. The epeclel guett will be USC Hall of
Famer Anthony Davia. (949) 516-6677
JANUARY
The Rtpublicen Centl'lll eomtmlM meeting
It tradttlonellv not httd.
I: Cristi Critticft fot AIMmbtV wtel hold I
holiday celtbtatiOn Ind fund-reltlng
reception et 6:30 p.m. et Five Crown•
10c Newport Hlfbor Repubflcan Women will
hold• Chl1ttmat perty at 11 :30 e.m. at the 8alM>e B8Y Qub. lnfon'nltlon: (949)
79-3088
1t: The RepYbllcan Party of Orange County
Central Committee will hold a general
meeting et 7 p.m. et the Sooth Cont Plaz.a
Westin Hotel, at 686 Anton Blvd., Costa
17: 88'boe a.y ~blk:8n Women
Fedetet9d will hold 1 Ctuistmu Boat Parade
M .... Admlllion Is free, and all Republlcana
are welcome. {714) 656-8556
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POLITICS ASIDE
Not so fabulous
anymore
F or 25 )'Ml'I. govemlng.
residents or
NeWport Beach
hid the fortune to be
the dominant force In
what came co be
knownutbe
"P&buloua fifth.· the
county supervisor
distttct that stretched
along the coat from
Newport to San
Oemente. Gen. Tum
O'Neil said he's not
over-estimating his
chances, wbJch be
pointed out are limited
by b1s lack or close ties
to the county
Republican Pany and
personal wealth, as well
as by his status as a
former Newport Beach S.J. CAHN mayor who was notably
Riley and then Marian Bergeson
provided the city's power punch
to county government
That all changed In December
1996 when Gov. Pete Wtlson
appointed Tum Wilson to
replace Bergeson when she
became the state's top
education offidal. Wllson, the
first non-Newporter in the seat
slnce 1971, lmmedJatelyvowed
to fight plans for an airport at El
Toro, establishing the dlvldlng
line in the county that still
awaJts rapprochement.
With th.at, the
Newport-dominated Fabulous
Flfth wa.s pretty much over.
The nail In the already-closed
coffin came two yean ago after
the 2000 Census. Because of the
growth of South C:Ounty's
population, the 5th District,
with Wilson sdll at its helm.
ah.lfted truly south during
redistricting. reaching only as
far as Newport Coast Drive.
Newport was suddenly with
Costa Mesa in the 2nd District.
Even more poHdcally
Important, Newport now sh.ares
a district with Huntington
Beach, which -whether you
thinJc it's a well-run city or can
stand up to Newport's cache -
has about three times Newport's
population.
With that population comes
voters. and with voters comes
Influence.
The potential scope of
Huntington's ln.Ouence started
to crystalllze this month when
2nd District Supervisor Jim
Silva, a former Huntington
Beach mayor, and Assemblyman
Tum Hannan. who represents
Surf City, essentially
acknowledged that they plan to
swap seats in 2006 when
Harman ls termed out of his
Sacramento dlgs.
It's a powerful one-two
punch, not only because both
have the strength of
incumbency but because they
are famWar names in
voter-heavy Huntington.
1\vo other names I've heard
attached to a 2006 supervisor
run are Costa Mesa Mayor Gary
Monahan, who's publicly stated
his Interest, and former
Newport Beach Mayor Dennis
O'Neil, who has been quietly
mulling a run.
Monahan said he'd "relish the
chance" to head into an election
Oght with Harman, but that his
decision to run will be based on
factors other than Harman's
candldacy.
"It's just liU these guys can't
get a real job," he said of
legWatora who are going from
state to local seats, adding that
given the mess he sees the state
ln, he wonders why they would
want to return to local
pro-El Thro airport
"I think it will be a long time
before Newport bas another
supervisor," be said
Plus. O'Neil noted, Newport is
now a small piece to the district
"I don't think Newport Beach
has the political ln.Ouence it
once had,• he said, while adding
that such power ebbs and Oows.
Seemingly, that power has
ebbed for the time being.
Where Newport will always
have ln.Ouence is In the pocket
book. of course. An extremely
well-financed candldate from
the city could best an open field
by sheer strength of spending.
Such an election would break
down into a terrific internecine
battle. We'll have to see if the
powers-that-be are able to avoid
such a brawl In 2006.
A VIEW FROM SACRAMENTO
On another front. I received a
first-hand account of Gov.
Arnold Schwarzenneger's
inauguration from Corona del
Mar's laura Dietz.
"It went off without a
perceptible hitch," Dietz told
me in an e-mail. "The clouds
kept the sun off the crowd, who
was told to aMemble early."
Security, she added, was
incredibly tight
"They even confiscated my
towel (just in case the seats were
wet), which is a first, at least for
me." she said.
Dietz also saw at least one
reporter of note: "Judy Woodruff
of CNN was wearlna-a red suit,
chatting away with everyone she
could, like columnist Dan
Walters."
And then, there was this:
"Almost humorously, during a
very quiet moment during the
ceremonies. I and others felt a
little shaking of the platform,
concluding that it was a very,
very mild earthquake as there
was no other visible reason for
the 'swaying,'" she said.
"Overall, though, the
ceremony was, as suggested,
'low key,' and the content of
Arnold's speech was excellent,"
Dietz said.
Dietz also was impressed by
the non-Republican in the
Schwarzenneger home.
"The reading or a poem by
Maya Angelou by 'Mrs. Arnold'
-Marfa Shriver -was
something or a surprise. (I don't
know historically if other
first-ladles-to-be dld the same
thing, making some comments
during the swearing In
ceremony)," Dietz said "They
are a very Intelligent. savvy
couple.·
• S.J. CAHN Is th• managing editor.
He can be readied et (949) 574-4233
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
Happy Thanksgiving. It
ahoold be aunny with hlgha
between 73 end 78. Th• wln<b
wlll blow out of the nofthea.t
et 10 to 20 mph.
Tonight will be partly
doudy with Iowa from 48 to
54. The wlnd9 wlll be out of
the n<>rtheMt at 1round 10
mph.
lnfonnetlon:
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BOATING FORECAST
The wlnde wlll be out of the
northelat •t 1 S to 20 lcnota
with 3-foot wevee neer the
coett In the momlng .
~ ... the wlnde wlll be
10 ~.coming out of the
WMt In the 1ftemoon. n,.
WIVM wlll lhrink to 1 foot on
1WMteweffof3 to 5 ..._
Tonight, the wlndt wftl be
Vlrilbl9 It 10 lcnotl 0t ltet.
flf'thw out. the wlndt wlll
be out of the not1Mill It 10 tO
16 knot• and will become
t0utherfy et 10 knot• In the
afternoon. The wave• will be 2
feet or tmaller on 1 northwett
SW911of6 to 7 fHt. Tonight.
the wind• wlll be out of tho
southeut et 10 knota.
SURF
TIDES
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2.74 feet low
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WATER TEMPERATURE
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Giving a little to the victims
Newport-Mesa
schools collect toys
and books for victims
of last month's fires.
MulH O'Nell
Daily Pilot
Whal started as an Idea to
brighten the holidays for some of
the youngest fire victims grew
inlo a massive drive that sur-
prised even its organiz.ers.
The Harbor Council PTA ear-
lier lh1s week delivered two
truclts full of toys, books and
stuffed anJrnals lo children in
San Bernardino, many or whom
loiu everything in the raging fire-
~torms last month. PTA officials
set up drop-offs al Newport-
Mesa district schools and got
more than Ibey bargained for
when they delivered the toys.
•When we ftnt started (the
ldeaJ, we thougbt the two or us
could Just take the seats out of
ow minivans aod take a couple
Joads up,• Harbor Council PTA
President Patty Olrlstiansen saJd
of herself and co-President Ellen
Cacroll. "Then we ended up with
these two trucks filled to the
brlm. When we pulled up with
those trudcs and they could see
they were full, they were like: 'Oh
my gosh. I can't believe IL'.
All the donations will go to
help the children who lost every-
thing to fire, smoke or water
damage. As many as 400 chil-
dren will benefit, saJd Kat Schall
from the Fifth District PTA in San
Bernardino County.
Al one school. llO students
were displaced. ScbaU saki Her
family lives In OeJ Rosa, only a
few blocks from one of the
burned-out areas. She put a call
out for heJp after taking a walk
through one of the devasuued
areas.
"We've been Dooded with e-
mails from people who wan! to
help," Schall saJd. •The F<>urth
District PTA (which includes the
Harbor Council PTAI has been
the best. I can't believe how
many people came through.•
The Harbor Council PTA got
involved after Newpon Heights
Elementary School parent Gail
Standt approached her schools
PTA about helping the fire vic-
tims. Hamor Council stepped ln
and set up drop·off points at al·
most every district school
Newport Heights students also
made cards and drawings and
wrote letters to the fire victims.
Standt said they had them
bound and are presenting them
to the Fifth District PTA for the
students to read.
Four pa.rents picked up all the
Items from district schools last
week and dropped them off at
Christiansen's home. OonaUons
included new and nearly new
books, rays, bicycles. scooters
and construction sets.
•The Inside of my house was
filled. my driveway was ftlled,
stacked seven feet hJgb with
boxes.· Christiansen saJd. ·we
had a mountain of donations. ft
was a great, feel-good day, a
great opportunity for us In New-
port-Mesa who have so much to
give somethlng back.·
·students offer view of tribal life
Students at Wilson Elementary School listen
and learn about Native Americans from
their fellow fifth-graders.
Mar isa O'Neil
Da1lyP1lot
COSTA MESA -N>rty stu-
dents, a couple of teachers, some
fish, a buffalo and a bear filled
the multipurpose room al WI.I-
son Elememary School th.is
week.
Carol Redford's class hosted
the as.'>embly about Native
Americans for the other ftfth-
grade classes. re-creating differ-
ent a'>pects of uibal life. Paper
fish and students in wild animal
costume helped complete the
lesson.
"She gave us lime 10 gel ready.
and we started studying about
Indians: said 10-year-old Maria
Munoz. a student in Redford's
class. ·we made th1s all ow-
selvcs. •
F..ach of the four groups in
Redford's class represented a dif-
ferent geographical area and
lfibe. Munoz's tribe came from
the Mississippi River area.
On the Ooor in front of them,
they had a large piece of paper
with a wide, blue slfipe painted
down the middle 10 represent
the river. Fish made from paper
floated ln the middle.
Students from another claS-'
crowded around the station and
listened intently as Munoz and
her group described MlssissJppi
lndians' foods, clothing. housing
and culture. The women of the
tribe cooked beans. pumpkins
and squash. she said, while the
men did the hunting and fishing.
Jose Naranjo, 10, displayed his
fishing prowess by throwing a
spear made from a stick. hJlting
a fish square in the gills.
The students watching the
1\Jesday morning presentation
filled out their assignment
sheets, which asked questions
ahoul each lfibe.
Letting her cl~ research and
present the material for other
students provided an unusual
learning experience. Redford
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
I
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Schoolbooks on display
for public consideration
Textbooks under considera-
tion by the Newport-Mesa Uni-
fied School District are on dis-
play through Jan. 28.
The public may view the Eng-
lish, home economics and physi-
cal education books being con-
sidered. The textbooks are for
seventh through 12th grades.
wworld Literature" by Susan w.
Albert. published in 2001 by Holt
Rinehart Winston, is being con-
sidered for Tun Popstiff's 12th
grade English class al Costa
Mesa High School. ~culinary Fs-
HOLIDAY CLOSURES
These are some or clo-
sures Cor the Thanksgiving
holiday:
• Costa Mesa City Hall is
closed today and Friday.
• Newport Beach City
Hall and all library branch-
es will be closed today and
Friday (or the ThanbgMng
holiday.
• nasb pickup will not
take p lace today but wW re-
sume Friday.
•Newport-Mesa Unified
schools and district offices
Tonk Divon
a.re closed today and Fri-
day.
• Costa Mesa Police De-
partment's front desk wW
be closed today, but people
can call the bus!neas line at
(714) 754~5255.
• Newpon Beach Police
Department's front desk
will also be closed today .
VlsJ tots can still get In the
building by calllng from a
telephone outside. An offi·
cer wllJ come up to the
front desk to take report&
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sentials." published in 2002 by
Glencoe McGraw-Hill, is being
considered for Janel Du1ces' culi-
nary arts classes at Newport I !ar-
bor High SchooL "Fi tness for
Life* by Olarles Corbin and Ruth
Lmdsey, published by Human
Kinetics in 2002, is being consld-
ered for Julianne Nielsen's phys!-
~ct About 90% of them speak
Ebglish as a second language.
making the assignment an even
greater challenge.
But students doing the presen-
tations clearly, if sometimes qui-
etly. explained their respective
tribes. And a little play-acting
helped Uven things up.
As the Pacific Northwest tribe
told students about thelr local
wildlife, 10-year-old Alberto Pe-
rez. an animal slcin thrown on his
back. crawled around on all
fours. ca1ctung paper fish with
his mouth. A hunter, l l-year-old
Jose Tejeda, felled him with a
spear and look hJs skin for cloth·
ing.
He then showed off his kill, pa-
rading the fur in front of the stu-
dents. who giggled with delight.
cal education classes at ~tancia
High School.
The books will be on display
from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday
through Friday at the Sanborn
Instructional Media Center at
2985-C Bear SL in Costa Mesa.
Call (714) 424-7551 for an ap-
pointment.
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
O>yote spotted in
east Newport
Reskknts nev Broad·
way and Raymond and
l 9th •~ reportedly
w a coyute roaming
around ln thctr nellth·
borbood on WcldnctlCL&y
aftemoon.
llte aulnw was re-
ported walking on ~
111.reiet at a.bout 12:05
p nl.. Coil• Mesa ~lie~
l.t. Du.le Btrney saJd.
Anim&I Control oakm
1 ponded to tht cAll. bul
'ouJd not Ond tht! coyote,
hesaJd.
Coyotta Cini ('l>fllnlflll
In the east side of the city
because of che Back Buy
rest.>rve, omaals taJd. but
rhe coyote ls abo very
111uch a.n urban animal.
and nw1y can be e«n
rnmfortably lytng down
un front yards or walld"3
down a ~dential 5treet.
Tu J)rotttt smaU pets
{1om coyote anads. om-
l iu.li say, n:sidt'.nts must
l\eep thetr pets indoors at
nJI Um~ and new!r leave
rood or masil tying
urolUld In their yards.
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
•Anton~: Grand
theft waa reJ)Of'ted In the
500 blode 1112:13 p.m.
Tuesday. • w..t....., S1rMt Md
Colege Awnue: A tratric
ocddent Involving
lnjuri.a w .. reported 11t
4:06 p.m. Tuesday.
• 8ttstof Street: An auto
theft wn repof'ted in the
3300 bk>dc at 1:45 p.m.
Tuelday.
• Fe!Mew Roetd:
V11ndallam was reparted
'" the 2700 bk><* et 11 :28 o m. Tuesday.
·Joenn~and
~~:Graffiti
was reported et 2:48 a.m
Tllelday.
• 6ou1h Coat Ottve: A
hit-end-run wet '9J)Orted
In the 1400 blodc at 10:53
11.m. Tuelday.
• Eut 17th StrMt Pwt1y
theft w .. reported In the
100 blodc at 2:44 p.m
Tue.day.
• w..t 19th Str-Mt: Petty
theft Ml reported in the
800 blode at 10:47 a.m
Tuesday
NEWPORT BEACH
• ~endN9wpott
Ridge DIM w..t:
Vondall.m wa1 ~rted
ot 8:42 a.m. Tuetday.
• Dov. DIM: Battery waa
reported In the 700 blode
et 41>5 p.m Tuelday.
• Newport c.nter Dwtw:
Potty theft waa reported In
rhe 1100 bfodc at 10:68
o m. Tueadey.
•Pllltt~~A
hit ond·run was reported
In the 1200 blodc at 12:19
a.m. llHtsday.
·~~
Trespesalng wn r9PQrted
m th. 1500 bk><* et 7:55
a.m. Tu...S.y.
• W..tdff °""9: A
hlt ... nd-run wn reported
in the 2100 blodt at 11 :24
a.m. Tuesday.
'5&1/u O({arz: ~~
90-6H.H77
THREAT
Continued from Al
"\Ok 119 doing on lnvcst.iguOOI~
ound'f'el. • Bad>ot Mid. •A tu·
dent made IOID ~ta. There
no rcallry to lt. ~ a
cwnor ot a gun. but that l~
tho •
No sun was brought ull c:run.
J>UJ. and no f'l.uther actJon wot$ mun by tht Jludt:nt after the lnJ
UaJ threet, Bo.rbot wtld. Ille pat·
enu of the boy were vt:ry w
opcrativt-. he AA.Id.
JWA
Continued from Al
around du: lnnJflll.
"Why would you want a land
fiU With tremcndoU:f li,thlHty?•
4Uk.td ~ldent Madelene Aruke-
llM, who ran for office last y~ar
llS a Grcenlight c1mdlda1e.
Mayor Steve Bromberg a:.·
AROUND TOWN
• Send AROONO TOWN Item• to
the Dally Piiot. 330 W. ~ St..
Costa Meu, CA 92S27; by .-mall
to lul•.1»Nf!Jl•linln.oom; by fax
to 1949) 846--4170; or by celllnv
1949) 67M298. lncludo the time,
date and l~tion of iht event. ••
well aa • con111Ct phone number.
f'RtoAY
ni.... will a,. a~
Thanbglvlng sale at the Orange
County Martet Place from 7 a.m.
to 4 p.m. 111 the Orange County
Fairgrounds. Admisalon writ be
free. There will be an artisans'
and crafters' comer, photos wirh
Santa Cloua and seasonal
entertainment.
SATURDAY
The Onnge County Colony of
Mayflower Oeaoendanll will have
Ill annual Comp&ci Day
Luncheon al 10:30 e.m. 11t lhe
Holiday Inn 3131 Soulh Bristol,
Cotta Mesa. Anyone who Is
detoonded from one of the 26
known heada of families can joln.
lnlormatlon· 1949) 548-6871,
http:l..WWW.ocmayflower.org.
M part oC Spa Gf'l90'ie'a
customer appreciation month, It
wlll have a customer comp day In
wtilch two cf lent.a will get their
a&Mcet f~ fn1e at 200 Newport
c.nter Dtfve. Information and
rflOf"letlons: (949) ~72
SUNDAY
TI-.~County Ch•~ of
the Swedish Women'•
Educational Assn. will have ii•
annual Swedish Christmas event,
which promotes Swedi•h
tradition• at 11 a.m. in the Coate
Mue Neighborhood community
center, 1845 Part Ave. The coat
wlll be S2 for children younger
than 16 and $5 for adults and
older teenagers. Information:
UM9) 788-2734, httpJlwww.
dlapttHS-swea.orglorangBCOunty.
As patt of Spa Gf900rie'1
c:uatomer appreciation month, It
wlll have a Teena and Tween• Day
at 200 Newpart Center Drive.
There will be froo skin care clinlca
and do--lt·youn;elf foot
treatments, masque• and hair
maaqoos. e.cti for SS.
Information and reM!Vetlona:
(9'9) s.&4-667 2.
MONDAY
South eo..t Plaza wUl hew lta
218' 1nnual Tree Lighting
Ceremony at 6 p.m. at Town
Center Partc. adjacent to the
Wectln South Coast Plaza. The
90-foot wtllt'e fir will bo adomed
by 15,000 llghta, The ceremony
will fMture the All Amertc.n eov.
Chorul end an appeorance by
hOnOratV emcee, J.nnlftr Vofic
from KTLA-1¥
A l'nMttng In~ of
Oemocretlc ptetJdtntlal
(;lndJciate Weslev K. Clartt will be
held at 7 p.m. et the Harp Inn, 130
E. 17th St., Co11a Met.a.
VoluntMf'I will lhaNt lnformotlon
and Clar1t'a position• on key
• I lllO Buon D l • Newport Buch
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The IJllJC the conct'f1
of other par:mts. who ~
to ~ about tho In tknt from
their chlkJren or otJlef ~n~
OfDdals did 1101 fomuilly 1wtlfy
IMU'Cnts of the threat.
A ComM dtl M.u rather, whose
11~ not to be klentJfted be-
en~ hlJ M>ll wa aUC'ftcdly l ed
a! a ~t of the auiaclt. lldtl oc.htr
pwt·11t11 cnl.led hlm the ~
of Nov 21 tu wnn1 him of possfb
threats ~~ his *Jn. I le Im·
nM:Jiarcly got ou the phone wlt.b
tJ1t· Nc:wport Beach Pollet' and got
in touc.:h with tl1e detet:tl~ han·
tlli11g the <:aM". t le snld IM: W1l't
surw her that the talks would
he Je1;ig11ed to w •lsh th" pma
•inJ cons of the city ploying an
active role in the county facill·
Li~. 111cloJl11g whether co take
over maint11lnlng the methllne
produd.ng site.
"Wc'ft' not 111.kJ11g over nuy-
t111ng righc now,· Uromberg
o;uid. "Whal we're trying to do
here l'I find answers to ques-
tiuu'\. •
Issues. Information:
info tlvolunteersforclark.com,
http://www.meetup com
A town hall meeting on
homeland security will be from 6
to 8 p.m. at Vanguard University'•
Smith Holl Room 101, 56 Fair
Drive. Assemblyman Ken
Maddo1e, Costa Mesa Councilmen
Alen Mansoor and Michael
S<:heafer, California Notional
Guard Maj. Gen. Paul D. Monroe
Jr., Costa Fire Chief James M.
Ellis and representatives from the
Orange County Sheriffs
Department, California Office of
Emergency Services and the FBI
will be on hand.
WEDNESDAY
The Antl-.SAT movement will
hold a meeting from 7 to 8 p.m. In
the ASB room at Corona del Mar
High School. There will be guest
speakers, an open forum for
comments and questions, ond an
outline for lmplementtng
llducatronal refonn. Students,
parents. and tead1ers are
welcome to attend. Information
Amanda Rubenstein, (949)
719-\756
DEC.4
The Otefl9• County Chapter of
Childhelp USA will have 11 holiday
boutique end lund1eon al 10 a.m.
In the Hyatt Regency. 17900
Jamboree Blvd., Irvine. For
reservations oontact Nancy
Whillodt at (949) 548-4228.
The Chuck Jones Oallefy •n the
Atrium Court of Fashion Island
will prKOnt an exhibl1ion of art of
the animated film •or. Sou11'
How the Grinch Stole Christmas"
with voloe actreff June Foray and
animation producer and director
Phil Roman. The exhibition wlll
be from 6 to 8:30 p.m. The gallery
la at 401 Newport C•nter Drive
lnf01mation: (949) 769-0758,
http:lt\Nww.dlu<*jones.com
The Onnge County Coalition for
Youth will host "Let Your Voice Be
Heard• from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at the
Coata Mesa Neighborhood
Community Center, 1845 Part,
Costa Mesa. The event la to let
youth voice their concerns, talk
about l11ues and to influence
policy decisions. Information·
rletl#edd.c. gov.
"-p4N1 of Spa Gregode'1
cuttomer appreciation montrt, It
wlll have a repreaontatlve from B
Kamin• on hand to perform
mini facials ond aldn analysis
from 11 e.m . to 6 p.m Tho
mlnl·faclals cost $50 with a $20
coupon toward 8. Kamlna
productl pt.tf'dlase on the same
day. Information end
reaervetlon.: (949) 844-6672
DEC.6
TI-. Costa Mele Men's Club will
aponaor the Fairview
~tel Tournament
benefltJng Fairview
Devek>prnental Center at the
Coat.a Mesa Golf & Country Club
The entrance fee will be $70
today and $135 for both day1.
Information: (949) 646-2886,(949)
903-9090
~&hoot wll.,......,,. lta
Wlnttt Festlvel from 3 to 6 p.m. at
2360 Cenyon Orfw. Thore will bo
MllONI cnrft making. music,
thMter and lntem.ilonel food
Thtf'f wlll bee "omlnal charge et
tM gtte. lnformatlon: (949)
574-n34.
Tlwt Antet.ta. Pnlywt 8tHlcfal1
wfll be efttrthe 8'.30 a.m . ma11 at
Our Ledy Outen of Angelet, 2048
Mar VIS1e Dftvo. ni. prayer
~•11 will feature gunt
...-ker Madelin• Tucci Tannehill,
founder of •Gary's ~ace for KJds.
ii.. w411 be a po4nnttle p&ant
At. eftM the bf'uldaat. The
bnlKf91t It aponaortd by the
C.u Te,.. Foundt,. Guf Id.'"'-cost It a S16 donation.
lnformetion: (949) 94().0886.
Thec.t,..,.~. w11 ......
cntmploritNp end houtehold pee cat ehow from 10 e.m, toe p.m. tt m. Orange Cou"'Y FV • ~ Cif'lter. The evtnt wtl
fMture uP tom of the~
"'*"~Catt wtfl be there
0
hungry flJf any lnfonuo.tlou he
CO\iJd >Ut hb ton's cty
and polotcJ 1ha1 this
lhoddng news au11e f1u111 a
frfeod. n I an officlol l'rom the
dblrld ur the fJOl!Cf\ ckp.1rtmcnt.
"lw been on the µhunc With
Ille police wuy too much latdy."
h "3.ld.
IW Money. p~ldt>11t of the Co-
rona dd Mar Pun.-nt fr-Jcher
Assn.. hnd aJso hcwd about the
t.hteat ~ :t network or par-
ents and stude111c l>11t> called
high school Prindpul Sharon Fry
on Tue$day to see what WWI be-
ing done about It.
'l\lesc.lay's vote creatL-d the
Sphete l u~ O>nlmhtt'l', LOm·
pos~-d of Bromberg .ind <:Uu11-
cilmen Tud RJdgewoy and John
1 lcffernan. 1 he \'Otnmluec wlll
send n Jetter to c·oumy repre-
sentatives ask.lng them to nu .. ~t
to discuss ways that the city
might play a role i11 the four is·
sues city leaders say foll Into the
Newport Beach's "sphere.•
Bui how far those talk.<. could
along with rescue cats and kittens
looking for 11 home lnformetton-
(858) 455-9390.
National Untwntty's c.nter fOf'
Cultural end Ethnic Studies will
present "The Allure and
Significance of Body Art from
10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
National University, 3390 Harbor
Blvd. lnformetion (714) 429-54-08,
lzukas@nu.sdu.
P*-naken' annual Christmas
Fair will be from 9 o.m to 4 p ni.
There will be over 175 bouths of
top artists with unrque
handcrafted items mcludmy hve
music, food end entertainment
lnformatioll' (714164 t 311 2,
http://www.p1ecemalct>rs 1:0111
OEC.7
The Cat Fanciers AHn. will have a
dlampionship and household pet
cat show from 9 o. m. to 5 p rn al
the Orange County Fe1r &
Ex.position Center The evelll wrll
feature up to 225 of the world's
finest pedigreed cats will be there
along with rescue cats and kittens
looking for a home. lnformalton:
(8581455-9390
P~aken' annual Christmas
Fair will be from 9 a.m to 4 p m
Dec. 6 and 7. There will be over
175 booths of top ortis1s with
unique handcrafted Items
including live music, food and
entertainment Information. (7141
641-3112.
http:llwww piocemalcers wm
The Costa M.sa Meff1 Club wlll
si;onsor the Fairview
Developmental Tournament
benefiting Fairview
Developmental Center at the
Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club.
The entrance fee will be $75
Information: (949) 645-2886,(949)
903-9090
The MYenth annual Balboa laland
Walking Holiday Home Tour will
be from 11 o m to 4 µ. m at
Balboa Island Tidte11 cost S2U
lnformotlon. (949) 673-4280
The city of Newpart Beech'• 14th
annual Winter Wonderland will
take place from 10 o.rn. to l p.m.
at Groot Howland Pork, 5111
Avenue and Iris Avenue Thero
wlll be more than 30 tons of snow
dumped onto the grounds for the
en1oyment of the community
There will be 1tc11v1tles such as
winter carnival games alor'Y with
Santo lnformalloll' (949)
644 3151
OEC.10
Body Design wlll ofter a free
seminar and demonslratlon on
the latest tecnnology on cellulite
treatments from 7 to 8 p.m. 111 100
Newport Center Orfve. Tho event
ia presented by Mary Oellene. a
massage therapist Information
end registration; 1949) 722 3555.
getfit@bodydosiQn rv.
Hoag Holphal wiR heve an
evening lung cancer support
group dl1et111lon about ~coptng
with the Holidays• from 6:30 to 8
p.m. at the Hoeg Cencor Center,
Conference Room A. Information
(94?) 780-5542.
DEC.11
The Campus Con.aguet"'
Orengo Coa11 College will hold a
lunctieon to raiae funct. for the
OCC Dlaabled Studonta Center
from 11 e.m. to 2 p.m. et OCC
There will be enton•lnment
pt<>vlded by Ty1er Hoff ond Klro
Klro, wtio wlll be pl eying with the
Hany and Grece St"lo Children
Center. The co1t It S9.60 per
Ptreon. Information:
•tlMl<Mrdtint hotmail.com
DEC.12
~ l*1d end Sttre&7
Rlldio Will tio.t a holiday toy drive
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In
Bloomlngdalo'• Counyord.
CultC>n'*t af9 encouraged to
drop off en unwrtppod n4tN toy
to be ptec.d undtf th• Feshlon
I.tend ChrtatmN trio.
Information: (948) 721·2000.
hoP~thopf1.i11on1.,.nd.
ciom.
Tht ....... 9wmPI .....
~ frteodt •upport group
Fry ured Money that Boodl
had "dcAlt wil.h It and evtt)'thing
b.nJ been haJld.led.. Mo11ey aeJJ.
Cowll! !ors wt:rc lovolvN In ~
procos, as weU as thl" student's
paumts. &lw wW. ··111e lmp~lon I got w:i.s that
II was u cry for help.• Money said.
Mon~-y. O.-ubot and the father
said they wt>re ~i~io-d that sru-
denb repo1 ted the lllcident tu of·
fic:Ws. w the proper liteps could
bt-taken
111e PfA pre Jt•nt said she'd
herud trom her soun.~ lllAt the
stuc.lent wumed he would carry
out hl'I threat on Wednesday.
go L'I anybody's guess. In the
most cittreme scenario, It could
even mean the city taking uver
operntiou of John Wayne Air·
purl. Uut first, local leaders
would have tu prove to the
Board of Super"isors that the
plan would be l>e1wfidaJ for the
city and rhe county
County Supervisors Jim Silva
am.I fom Wil/.011 IMve both said
they would be willing to sit
will meet st 7 p.m at Cocos, 2750
Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa.
Information: (949) 65<>-1212. 1714)
491-9400
DEC.21
Fa&hion Island w\11 hol1 tta
annual Menorah Lighting
Ceremony at 3 p.m. at
Bloomingdale's Courtyard. The
event will be hosted by Rabbi
Reuven Mintz of the Chabad
Jewish Center In Newpart Beacf'l.
Information: (949) 721·2000,
http J!Www.shopfashionisland
com
DEC. 22
The Orange County Mll'ket PfaC9
will hold its Holiday Morket Pla<:e
from 7 a m. to 4 p m at the
Orange County Faugrounds
Admission will be free. There will
be artisans' and crefters' corner,
photos with Santa Claus and
seasonal entertainment .
The Environmental Nature Center
will presenr a Holiday Craft
Woritshop in whidl participants
can create their own special
holiday season gilts for family
and friends usmg a venety of
materials from 9 a m. 3 p.m. The
cost is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee.
Information· (949) 645-8489.
DEC.23
The Environmental Natl.Ire Canter
wrll presenr a Holiday Crall
Workshop in which participants
can create therr own special
holiday season gifts for family
and friends using a vanety of
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
cost is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 matenals fee .
l11forma1ton: (949) 646-8489.
OEC.24
The Environmental Nature Center
wrll present a Holiday Craft
Worttshop rn which participants
can create therr own special
holiday seaaon gifts for family
and friends usrng a variety of
matetials from 9 o.m . 3 p.m. The
cost is S 140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 m&terials fee.
Information: (949) 645-8489.
OEC.26
The Environmental Natl.Ire Cenwr
will present 11 Hohd11y Craft
Workshop in which participants
can create their own special
holiday season gifts for family
and friends usrng a variety of
materials from 9 a.m . 3 p.m . The
cost is $t40 per student with a
10% discount for membera. There
will be a $25 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645-3489.
ONGOING
The Newport Center
Toastmaster's Club can help you
improve your publrc speaking
skills or polish your boslness
presentations. Mern.bera come
from a variety of professional
disciplines ond badcgrounds. The
group meets every Monday
morning from 7 to 8:30 a.m . at
610 Newport Center Drive,
Newpart Beach. Validated perking
i1 ovollable In the perking
structure next to 24 Hour Atne11.
Guests are welcome. For moNt
information, cell (949) 721-6732.
Sole Comfort and L.aun4a Houte
have teamed up to help thOM '"
neod by collectlng Iha.. from
Dec. 1 through 31 at Sole
Comfort. Corona del Mor Ptau,
836 Avocado Ave. laurt't House
la committed to ending the cycle
of domestic vloleoce tnd
strengthening femllloa.
Information; (949) 644-6939,
The Newport Beech Pubfk
Ubrery It holding tt. holiday food
drive through Dec. 12. Thort will
be Shere Our Solv .. blnt at the
llbrery for donatlona of canned
goods end non-perl~ •
Donation• ca" bo dre>ppod off
dllrlng rogular llbrery houra: trom
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through
Thufldly; from 9 e.m. to a p.m.
Friday end Sfttrday end from noon to 6 p.m Sunday.
lnformatfon: (N9) 717-3801.
South CoNt,... wit.,.._. ...
"They made a threat.. and that b
b.&d enough.· l\art>ot said. "We
wwu to stop (anydling f1on1 hQp-penlutcl and get &0me help for
hlm. •
• LOUTA HARPER Wfttet cotumna
Mondaya. Wednesdays and Fridaya.
She may be re&elled at (9491
67..,.275 or bV .-mail at
lolita.hM'per ladrnes..com. MARISA
O'NEILOOV«seduaitlon and may
be reed\ad ll (9'91 !57-M268 or bv
e-mail at
marlsa.onell lat1mes.com.
Reporter Deepa Bharath oontrlbYted
to this stol)'.
down and talk with Newport
Beach representaLJves. But Silva
said he had some serious con·
cerns about tinkering with what
he described as one or the best-
run airports in the country.
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beach and John Wayne
Airport. She may be reached at
(9491 574-4232 or by e-mail at
june.cssogrsndt1ifl!latlmes.com.
Santa's VIiiage through Dec. 24 at
Carousel Court. Shoppers can
make crafts at the Alpine Wood
Shop, Holiday Trimmings Shop
and the Village Bake Shop. The
cost varies per craft. Information:
(714) 435-2083.
http://WWW.southcosstplsza.com.
South Com Plaza will have its
famous carousel transformed
from horses to Santa's reindeer
until Oec. 28. The cost for a ride is
$1. Information: (714) 435-2083,
http://WWW.southcoastplaza.com
South Coast Pfau wiU have
Santa's Express Train running
through Jen 4 at the Crate &
Barrel/Macy 's Home Store wing
on Level 2. Information: (714)
435-2083,
http:l!Www.southcoastplsza.com.
Th• Newport-M au aibbage dub
meets on the second and fourth
Wednesdays of every month
from 6:45 to 9 p.m. at Oasis
Senior Center, 800 Marguerite
Ave. in Corona del Mer. The cost
is $2. Information: (949) 646-5293.
Pastor Hefn Austin leads a Blble
study on "How to Become a
Contagious Christian" from 6 to
8:30 p.m. Wednesdays at 377 W.
Wilson St., No. 15 in Costa Mesa.
All are welcome to come and
meet new friends. Information:
1949) 722-7498.
The Aet.U of Ot.nge County
meets at 7 p m. the third Tuesday
of every month at the Unitarian
Universalist Church. 1259 Victoria
St. in Costa Mesa. Eadl month's
meeting will feature a different
speaker on issues relating to the
Bill of Rights. Information: (714)
957-6107.
Macy's in Coa1AI Meaa Invites
Orange County nonprofit
organizations that provide
services and programs to the
HIV/AIDS community to apply for
paruc1patton in Macy's South
Coast Plaza's Passport In Store
fund-raiser. This year's event will
be held on Oct 4. To receive an
application to participate. call
(7141556-0611, e1et. 4231.
Voge cfHH• wlll be offwed
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
noon to 12:40 p.m. for nine weeks
at Wes1 Newpart Community
Center. Registration is $54 for one
class eacf'l week or $100 for two
days a week over nine weeks for
Newport Beach residents. Others
pay an additional $5. For more
information, cell (949) 644-3151.
Col1a Meta'• Recreation Division
will provide a throe-hour theme
birthday party for up to 20 guests
at the Balearic Community Center
weekdays from 5 to 8 p.m ..
Salurdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
or 4 to 7 p.m. and Sundays from 4
to 7 p.m. Parties for children 5 to
12 will consist of lundVdinner,
games, crafts, prizea, cake with
ice cream and supervision by
staff. Parties cost $260 or $300.
For more Information, cell (714)
754-5158.
Five MW wirM9 wtll a,. Hf'Vld on
Bayside Re1tet.rrent'I temtce
overlooking Newport Harbor
every Thursday from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. The COit .. S16 per person.
For lll<>r9 lnfonnatlon, call (949)
721-122.2.
A VIMty of pdwtia, aeml..prtvat.
•nd group swim latons will be
offered thi• summer at the
Marien BerQetOn Aquatic Center
at Corona del Mor High Sdlool..
Optlone Include one-on.one
lnatructlon on Sarurdaya and a
Monday through Thurldey
program for afl ages and levela.
For eeulon dat ... tlrna and
OOl18, call (949) 644-3161. or
register In peraon et Ntwpon
8Mch ~ .. tJon and S.nlot
S.rvlcea et 3300 Newport Blvd.
CNldr9n, tetns llnd ..... an
now register for tumrM<f
~tlonal boating du ...
offtrtd through Newport Bead'I
AtcreetJon Servlcn. o .....
begin Juty 12. Fen vary. Call
(949) &44-3151, or vlalt the
Newpon a..dl Recreation end
Senior SeMcll 1 3300 Newport
OM. for moN lntonn.tJon.
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EDITORIAL
We've come
along way
T he first American
Thanksgiving feast
was celebrated over a
three-day period in
1621 in Plymouth, Mass., with
European senJers sitting down
with about 90 Native
Americans to mea.ls consisting
mostly of wild game and fish.
Tite fact the settlers were
eating anything at aU was
probably the greatesl cause to
celebrate that year -the first
winter in Massachusetts had
wiped out fully half of the
original Plymouth colonists.
It was a far different time of
thanks in America than we
find today. The gratitude
expressed around the turkey in
1621 pretty much involved the
very basics, such as "Boy, am I
thankful I didn't gel the
smallpox thls year," and "Boy,
am I glad I didn't starve or
freeze to death last January,''
and "Gee, am I gralcful I m11
faster than Bob when that bear
was chasing us."
Times have changed
considerably since then, as
have tJ1e kinds of fortunes for
whkh Newport-Mesa residents
can COW1t themselves lharikful.
1 here is, for sure. more to be
grateful for Ulan the gift of life.
We can be gralefuJ for a vast
nelwort of volWlteers who
provide goods and services for
families and people who are
faced with low incomes or who
are homeless. Volunteers
deliver lunches to senior
shut-ins, not just on holidays,
but throughout the year. Other
volun1eers coordinate
fund-raisers tha1 benefit Uleir
churches. the YMCA and local
schools to supplement
educational materials and
equipment
Year-round, volunteers help
the American Cancer Society
and the Susan G. Komen
Breast Cancer Foundation by
donating clothing and running
in Ule annuaJ Race for the
Cure. At the holidays, they add
toys and gift certificates to lhe
li!>I
l.ocaJ service groups raise
funds so lhal local charities
cru1 continue helping the
homeless and less fortw1a1e,
pulling together literacy
projects for young and old,
alike, and running programs
for the developmentally
disabled.
And we can be grateful thal
we live in a comrnuJ\ity thal
prides itself on its
commiunent to maintaining
its quality of life and ensuring
this is one of the bes1 places to
live
/\s we sit down to whatever
feast we've prepared for
ourselves, let's hold one
anotller's hands and say it Ii.kc
we mean it: loday. I'm glad 10
live in Newport·Mesa."
I fappy Thanksgiving,
everybody.
READERS RESPOND
A cornucopia
of gratitude
AT ISSUE: Readers
write in to say what
they are grateful for
this Thanksgiving
season.
I am thanlcful for my 1wo
wonderful daughters. Page
and Megan, who bring my
husband and I joy each day.
1l1ey are born kind and caring
children and fun to be wilh
every day. I am thankful that my
husband, Mark. Is able to stay
home with them and care for
them so they don'1 huve to go to
day care.
Mart is on disability witll
extreme bad pain and
degenerative discs, and although
It pains him just to get out of
bed, he goes on with his day the
best he can for Ule girts. They
are hts life's modvatJon. I believe
Ule girls benefit having Mad: at
home with them. and it gives me
peace of mind U\at lnce I have
to wort. they are with him. ram thankful for my extended
f'nmUy as weU, my mom and
Prank. sister Krista and her
husband Dave, and my in-laws
Virginia and Don S.
LAUR1EKEYS
Newport Beach
Adot8ble P.JldchDdren, good
health, fall color and the
ancJdpatlon of good tbJngs to
come are aome or th~ things J 'm
thankful Cor thl• Th4nksgivtng
seuon.
NANCEE L. WRIGHT
Corona dcl Mar
Aloha. I Just reomtly had the
chance to vlalt my brother Ow
Sh~ and .. wlft, Uta. f'ot
17 days on~ They .aved for
nine monw and made the move to lbeir new condo. I am
""')' thanW to thetn ror
muvtng there. I un ~
thankful to my ~r. ooua. (or pmildtna me wtth a t1dret to
pt there. Alto. 1 atn thinkful for my 1----,
family and friends for being so
supponive of me and helpi11g
my husband wit11 any dnvmg to
and from school. I am also
Uiankful to Jami Paley for
introducing me to "The Purpose
Driven Life,· which gave me
confidence enough ro make this
trip that I have dreamed of all
my life'
DEBl~ESCO
Newport Beach
I am Ulankful for my family.
My dad has a great sense of
humor. My mom makes me
laugh when she gets mad. My
broUler wrestles wiUl me. My
sister plays on the computer
w1Ul me. And my oilier sister
plays wiUl me. That's all.
SHANNON GRFF1N
Newport Beach
I wanl to be thankful for God.
Because r love God. God loves
us. And I love Ashley, K.eUy, Blair,
Delaney and all -uslns. LAUREN E GRFF1N
Newport Beach
I am thankful for my friends
and family . They are really
loving. kind, and they help me
and support me. When I need a
hug. they give it to me
{espedal)y my little ers
Shannon and Lauren). My
brother Ryan, tackles me but I
know he atill ICM!S me. My
friends keep me eocertalned
(which la a wry r;1~Jff...
Newport Bead\
I am thankful tor our new
"leue on life" here at American
l.egton Post 291. Thank you to
the city ot Newport &acb and
ltw\b to all of our members
and fiien& who helped to man
thJI new lease become a l't'ality. _
COfl•RAPP
lrv\rie
.. BJn'Oft'I NOT!: toor.lt ~ '*.
flrte Yb commantW of ctie
~~Ion NewponHlfbat
f\)tl2tt.
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
A community treasure
to be thankful for
By Tony Petros
L eaves turning gold and red
before dropping to the grounJ.
A chill ln the air. football game'>
on television. Famille<. gathering.
Fabulous aromas from the kitchen.
There is so much lo be lhanlcful for
and at this time or year tJiat we
tradJtiooaJJy pause to reOt.'Cl on our
bowlly, it's important to take notice of
the many assets we enjoy in our
community.
We are fortunate to hve in tJus
beautiful coaslal <:ommuruly, en1oy111g
it!> spcc1acular climalc, superb
community service:<,, oul!.tanding
l.'Jucational lnslitutio11s 1111d
incredible recreaLional opportunit1t·"·
We are also fonunatc to live in a
rommunity with v1..,ionaries.
Our communny\ own
Environmental Nature Center, a
J .5 acre sanctuary, tulketl in an
elongated piece oflandscape aJjacent
to Newport I !arbor 1 ligh School, i'i an
example of the vision i-t'<'n JO years
ago by a group of dedicated and
determine<.! science teucheri. and
studen1 volunteers.
Once a litter·fille<l b'UllY of
excavated di.rt from (Oll!>Lruction or <111
Olympic-size slotimn1111~ pool at the
high school, 11 is now a flL<.emating
combination of 14 California naLive
pltull communities, wildJife habi1a1
and wu.lking trails -,1vailable for all
to experience and enioy.
For over 30 yea~. llw nature cenler
has been i.haped and caressed inco a
lan<hcape for Jeam111g. a i.anctuary
from life's pressures uni.I a place of
pn.>servarion n11cl irt..,truction. ·nus
year, more than 15.000 students and
Ulousands of visitor.. have
experienced its treasures. helped
maintain it, nurture II and learned
rrom its resources.
Relying on fundJng provided by
individuals. corporate gifu.
educational awards and operntional
grclflts, this no1-for-prnfi1 cducalional
center offers numerou' eclucalionaJ
Prowams based on natural science
and Native American <,tudi~.
Thousands or Orange (.;ou111y
students participate in Environmental
Nalure Center program!. each year,
receiving more tllan J2,000 hours of
Instruction.
flt.'Ople have Ule opportwlity
through school tours, rnmmwlily
group tours, studenl enrichment
programs. nature camps and
nwnerous other activities to
experience native hab1tacs first·hand
And as a result, tlley c.in beuer
understand nature's complex systcmx,
the balance of nature on w11kh we all
Flt.£ PlfOTO/DM.Y PltOT
From left, Sally Felltng, Frank Feller and Environmental Nature Center
founder Robert House examine pine trees during a tour of the center. .
depe11d anti our rc<;pon.,ib1htie<o to our
natural world.
From tJ1a1 orig111ul vision M:en JD
years ago, trees have grown, Ille plant
rnrnmu11i1ies have matured and
expanded. and the Mudcnts have
learned. And, ye1, a!> exnling as t11e
lenter is today, the vision conlinu~
Future plans call for a new.
pennanenl building to complement
and reinforce the lesson:. taught
outdoors. Our plans call for a design
thal allows us 10 optlnli7..e leaching
and learning opportunJt1e.\. It is a plan
thal will enhance lhe nallve plant
communities and offer expanded
learning experiencC'I ror sludents and
commuruly nei~1h<>N over Ule next
.Kl years.
Th.ls is Ulc timt• of year to pause
GIVING THANKS '
from our bu.o;y liw'> and .. che<luJes
and 10 thank those who had the
original vision -and the army of
volunteer!> -who, over the past JO
year.., have run tlw pmi.:rams, raised
the funds and helped maintain the
plan1 commun111es. And it ~also an
appropriate time 10 t"ncourage lhme
involved today. as well as t11o~e who
we hope will become Involved u1 1he
luturc, lo commi1 their vision.
dedication a nd re!oourccs to main1ai11
and e11hance tht' I nvironmental
Nature Center -a rnmmunily jewel
for all of us to nunure and enjoy
I lappy Thank.'>giVln!(
• TONY PETROS is the president
Environmental Nalure C:enter board of
directors.
Harbor View thank-you notes
Students from Wendy Jawor's first-grade class at
Harbor View Elementary School wrote the Pilot to say
uvcrythlng.
what they were thankful for. I am thank/UI. fo:r my fnmJly and
friends. F.spcdaJJy God -he's my Jlf e.
I am thankl\i1 for my dog Bingo,
because when 1 am sea.red, he
makri me btaY9 and llcb my tears.
lie lOr.d me McaUlll he ls ln ow famJl.
l un lh&MfUI ror my fnmlty for
helplng me. 1 mn lhlnkf ul rot the
lreftlhten for putting out the flrcs. I
am thuklt.il for lhe poll men for
pttk1j dMi bid pyt. J am tbauJd\d foC'
~ 1e.dw 10r t-.:hlnl me.
DAYID
for my brothers. I'm thnnkful for my
Wnlly.
KELLY
I om thankful for my slliftr. I am
thankful for my famUy. f am tllankt\d
tor God. I am than'lcfuJ for my cat.
MEGAN
MICHAEl;
I'm thankful for my utc, my Cam.Uy,
my friends and my ~l<ltc1. •
BRETT
I run lha.nJcfuJ for my ramUy nnd my
friends -they are nice. I'm lhnnJcful
for my d J'm lhankfuJ for my
I o.m thahkf ul for my ~lstcr and my brother.
rar named OlUrchlll. r om lh1nkfUJ for EVA
my mom -.nd tny dad and Megan. J am
thank.ful for my Q.'Jh. • I am thankful for my tamlly ond
BaY friends. They att \'ery nloo IUld kind. I
am &hankful for lhe giut c t chef on r am th4nldW for my family and nrth. Ml5s Jawor. She Is 10 gtoa1. I
friend& I eJl1 t.bankfUI for the cops. I ~tn WMt co be In her cl In.
~for the un. HOPI
I am thanldUI for th«r poUCC' •nd
ftn:fllh1tr1. l am thankful for my WnUy ilW Goil. I am hiiMal for my Ut .. , ---
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M Tluldly, ~ 27, 2003 SOCIETY
THE CROWD
B~ing positive and thankful on this day
''People~ mott powerful than the
ban1en they f:lce,.
&aid Om Ropn. president and
CEO of Goodwill lndustria.
Orange County.
lbday Is l'banbfJvfng Day.
llnd Rogen comments at the
annual Walter Knott Service
Award luncheon held at the
Four Seasons Hotel. Newport
are 5'gnlftcant words or
reOectlon on this all Amttican
hoUday.
lbanbgivfng ttalJy Is •
universal celebration. Its
message one
------.. of unity and
that or
reachin8 out
to people of
differing
backgrounds
working
together for
the common
good. It Is a
most 8. W. COOK appropriate
daytoahare
the words and the ledl.np
expressed at Goodwill's Walter
Knoll luncheon. A sold·out
crowd ln the Four Seasons
ballroom celebrated
Thanksgfvlng early sending the .
universal message of the
indomitable spirit of mankind
overcoming the worst that life
can deal
Four people put the
important things ln life front
and center a5 they accepted
honors for their acl*vtments.
Jaee BUlauer, Tracy Brouchton
;ind Vallnda Martin. who are In
wheelchairs after being injured
in accidents, and R9chel
Sedona, who Is blind, all
received standing ovations for
thelr insplrationaJ words..
Martin, a woman with a smile
broad enough to light up the
room. confined to a wheelchair
os the result of a boating
accident. Is the owner of an art
gallery and gift store on Balboa
Island she haa named Art for the
Soul
"I feel blessed," Martin said.
"There are a lot or able·bodJed
people who cannot uy that.•
During a video ofVall.nda
Martin'a atory, the crowd of
more than 500 GoodwW
supporters wiped away a teer
when Manin thanbd her fat.bet
for hia unftlQinl support
thtougb her Qrdeal.
·1 don't belleYe lo d.lsabWdes. •
lheaaid.
M.artln wW open a eecood
gallery in Laguna Beach this
month.
The Walter Knott luncheon
was guided by master of
ceremonies P9tel' Butra. former
mayor of ca.ta Mea A
humorist wfth the later-day wit
of a WW Rogers. Butra aa.ld on a
lerioUI note. "lbat the most
Important thing we have Is
time."
BWauer knows the meaning
of Buffa'• words. At the age of 17,
a awfing accident destroyed h1.s
dream to become a profeMJonal
swfer and placed him In a
wheelchair as a quadriplegic.
Now 24, the handlome surf
dude with a shaved head and
diamond studs lo h1.s ean made
his way onto the Pour Seuons
podium In hls chalr to tell the
audience that "life rolll on,• and
he'a rolling with it ewry Inch of
the way.
Blllauer's mother,
grandparents and cousin were
In the audience to support hlm.
A video message from hJa dad,
who was unable to attend. waa
featured. It was evident that
they were in.apired by hJa •
affirmative attitude toward Ule,
and equally evident that he wu
a young man fortunate enough
to have a loving family behind
hlm.
Broughton, a beautiful young
woman put in a wheelchair as
the result of a car acddent,
refused to allow her situation to
interfere with her ambitions ln
life. Broughton became Ma.
Black California In 2002, and
shared her belief that the barrier
of a wheelchair ahould not
reduce people from living
productive and independent
livu.
·1 wouldn't write my life this
way." Broughton said. "But I
wouldn't change It. either.•
Powerful words from a person
of tremendous loner strength.
Broughton ls the mother of rwo
young eons. and wW let nothing
get ln her way.
Scdoris la ooe of the world'a
most acc:ompllahed athletes,
lntemadonally rec:ognlr.ed u.
leadeT in the tpOrt of Ued-dog
racing. In Much 2006, Scdorls
will compete at the very blgbtst
level of her lpOrt. pattidpadnc
In che grueling AJasb.n ldftarod.
Scdotla ts bUnd.
She atepped up to the Four
Season'• podium and &bared her
story with the audience. not
once mention.log her bllndnea
It wu the story of 1 young
woman with a gift. a pusion.
and a will to aucx:eed. qaln
lovtngly supported by • famlJy,
and in pardc:ular her Cather who
bas coached her lince
chDdhood "1 the sport she kms.
Another meaage of
achievement aplnst all odd&
Walter JCnott. the late rounder
of Knott'• Berry Farm and an
Orange County pioneer
remmtbered for h.la dvlc eemce. is oft.en quoted with the
admonition. "Whatever we
vividly imagine, ardently desire,
sinoerdy believe, and
enthusiastically act upon must
eventually come to pus."
His words echoed throughout
the Four Seasooa ballroom In
the p~ce of h.la survMng
daughter,~ and her
husband, 10ay ~mpert.
Abo In the crowd were other
Knott family members,
lndudfng Dmrel Andenon of
Newport Beach. Daniel
AnmtroQg, c:ba.lrman of the
Goodwill board or directors.
joined renowned local artist Bob
Schur, Ra Hudler, Betty
Belden Palmer and Ronna
Shipman. In handling the
presentations or the day.
The massive event was
chaired by a most capable
Janke Marldey, wfth support
from an event comm1ttee that
Included Cec:eUa JCnott and her
daughters Amy boCt and Dw:y
Gottlieb. Melenle Fitch. Gina
Peqmoa. 'hd Bebr, 1.oe
Hadley, Ann SuDMn, Brin
Tnmel. Swan 'llemey and
Heather Ddn were a1ao
participating.
Rogers told the gathering that
It was a day to celebrate
creativity, achJevement and
expression.
"Wt celebrate the human
spirit and raise vital funds to
Walter Knott Service Award 2003 honorees Tracy Broughton, Jesse Billauer and Valinda Martin,
seated, from left, and Rachael Scdoris, standing, with master of ceremonies Peter Buffa.
provide those with disabilities
and other barriers, with job
training placement and the
tools to achieve individual
success,~ he said.
It was a day to reaffirm the
importance of self-respec1. And
to put It bluntly, ·The joy of
earning a paycheck." Rogers
said.
·1n America, a good part of
ow freedom is tied to the joy of
achievement. and the joy of
independence.• he said.
Quite a message on this
Thanksgiving Day. As you join
with loved ones to share the
holiday meal, take a moment to
share in the bounty of blessings
~ yow lives. Appreciate
whatever you have, and know
that aJl things are possible if the
dream Is based on a foundalion
of goodwill
• nt£ CROWD appear1 Thursdays
•nd Saturdeys. Frances Knott, Stephen Knott and Mrs. Russell Knott.
S top byNelnwl ~on
Wednesday fOt an
autographed copy of the
Neiman Man:us Cookbook. The
book. written by execudve chef
Kevin Garvin, Is ftlled wllh
ueuUred ~pes from Neiman
Marcus restaurants.
With each cookbook
purchased, )'9111D n!<lefve a
complimentary palr of
butterfly-shaped napkin rln8lJ.
More than 150 favorite recipes of
loyal customers are reatured.
along with beautiful
photographs, interesting
customer stories and Nelman's
culinary history. Some recipes
come ftom the debut or their
ftrst restaurant. which opened in
1953.
Now you can make thelr
famous 6.recracker spring rolls,
Thal chlcken satay; the popular
orange soutD~; chicken salad;
Mediterranean vegetable wrap;
ainoked salmon with red onion
relish sandwich; and even the
often requested chocolate chip
cookie. The book cost.s $45.
Neiman Marcus is at Fashion
Island ln Newport Beach. Call
(949) 759-1900, ext. 2333.
CHRISTMAS JEWELS
Wm. Harold Jewelers will
have its annual pre-Oui.mna.s
sale Tuesday through Dec. 24.
Most items are reduced 30% to
50%. The family-owned and
-operated jewelry store
specializes in fine estate jewelry
and designer vintage watches. It
also has high.quality diamonds.
precious stones. unusual
settings and fresh merchandise
AFTER HOURS
• Submit AFTER HOURS items to
the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.,
Coata Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to
(949) 646-4170; or by calling (949)
574-4295.
SPECIAL EVENTS
HISTORY Of HO'CHCOCK
Orange Coast College Is offering
a nine-part film history on Alfred
HitchcodL The seriN will be
moderated by retired OCC
professor H. Arthur Taussig. Each
seulon will be held at 6:30 p.m.
one Friday each month. The
events wlll be held et OCC'1 Fine
AIU Hell 116. Admlulon la S6 for
edultt and $5 for seniors and
• Occ ltlldents. For more
lhformation, call (714) 432-5880.
RAW FOOD GOURMET HOLIDAY
BALI.
Celebrate the holidays with an
elegant evening from 1 to 11 p.m.
Oec. 6 at the Halecrest Pavilion,
3107 Killybrook Lane. There will
be five raw gourmet appetizers,
Clelectable desserts, live music.
dancing all night, roaring fire.
candlelight aettlng and a cash bar.
The cost is $55 to $60.
Information and reservations:
(949) 650-0672.
·RING Of LIGHTS
The Commodores Club If the
Newport Beach Chamber of
Commerce will host the Ring of
Lights home decorating
competition In December. All
home, buslneaa, and yacht clubs
Unlng ihe harbor are Invited to
participate. Decorations must be
In pfece by Dec. 8. Information
(949) 729-4400.
NEWPORT HARBOR
CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE
Beautifully decorated yachts,
boats, kayalca end canoN wlll aall
along the harbor In the 96th
. annual Newport Harbor
Christmas Boat Parade Dec. 17
through 21. Each night, the
parade will begin at 6:30 p.m. at
Colllna Island and last two end a
half houra. The parade la hosted
by the Commodore• Club of the
Newport Beach Chamber of
Commeroe. Information: (949)
729-4400, http://www.du1stmas
bc»q»rade.com.
MUSIC
ARTURO SANDOVAL
Grammy and Emmy Award
winner Arturo Sandoval will
petform tt 7:30 and 9 p.m. Friday
and Saturday at the Orange
Countv Petformlng Atta C.ntef'•
Jazz Club. Tlc:bta cost S49 end
$58. l!"fomiatlon; (71 4) 568-AATS,
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BEST BUYS
Cooking the Neiman Marcu·s way
GREER
WVLDER
-new pieces
amvedally.
6rlngln
estate pieces:
=~ buy unique
pt~es. Wm.
Harold
Jewelers
offers
excellent
customer
~rvice; It's
becoming a retail landmarlc -
33 yea.rs on the Newport
peninsula. F.xpert service offered
for jewelry repairs and pearl
stringing. Wm. Harold Jewelers is
open Tuesday through Saturday.
It's at 3116 Newpon Blvd. ln
Newport Beach. Call (949)
673-0365.
TREE LIGHTING
MOR£ $HOPPING FOft TME
SEASON
The Onnp Counc:y MaJbt
Plllce bas added two shopping
days 0 its regular weekend
schedule. The special shopping
daya will be Friday and Monday,
Dec. 22. from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The swap meet features
thousands of holiday gift Ideas,
and there's an Artisans' and
Crafters' Comer for handmade
items. The Madet Place is at the
Orange County Fairgrounds. 88
Fair Drive In Costa Mesa. Call
(949) 723·6660 or visit
http:/twww.ocmarkerplace.com.
SURFSAL£
BecMr Surf tr Sport wiD have
Its famous annual Thanksgiving
sale starting Friday through
Sunday. Prices on roost
everything are reduced 23'Jli
(excluding surfboards, O'Neill
wetsuits and Ugg Boots). It's a
great time to find bargains on
holiday gifts. ~er Surf & spon
is open from to a.m. to 8 p.m.
Monday through Friday; from l 0
a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday; and
entertainment And you can
enter a taflle to win 11
reproduction vintage tricycle at
the Paper I louse CaJJ (949)
566-9863.
AX THAT COMPUTER
Comp Squad InC. is a home
and small business computer
repair company that serves
Orange County. James Watkins,
founder of Comp Squad. ls
incredibly patient and unlike
me, computer savvy.
"Computers are jl.l.'lt like
automobUes. and they need to
be tuned regularly to perform at
pealc levels." Watkins said.
"Computer companies want
buyers to constantly upgrade to
new machines to solve
performance problems.~ Comp
Squad can extend the life or your
computer and help end
frustration. It's infinitely better
than talking 10 a technical
suppon stranger on the other
~ide of the world. Comp Squad
ha.a new diagnostic softwnre that
rapidly Identifies problems. II
also has the latest tools ln virus
detection and removal. Most
problems can be 6.xed with
Comp Squad's $50 tune-up,
which ls reconunended twice a
year. The business will remow
Internet clutter and junk files;
clean all debris from desktop to
hard drive; repair mlsslng
shoncuta: repair disks and scan
for v1rus rues: clean all drivei.;
configure the registry; restore all
invalid registry items; repair
security links; repair and
compact all drives: and
configure the system 10 original
factory specs. All services are
completed without harmiJ1g
documents or personal data. ln
addition to the tune-up, Comp
Squad offers removal of virmes
and spy software (smaJJ
programs ~t record and rcpon
all your search entries); software
installation and upgrade~;
hardware installation and
ThursdJy, November 27, 2003 A7
upgrades; tutorials for computer
programs and software: wfred
and wirel~ networks; firewall
serup for privacy; modems for
cable, DSl. dial up and video;
computer 'IV: baby monitor.
video surveillance systems;
custom computers for gamers;
music and entenainmenl
machines; home theater
systems; and Web site
construction and maintenance.
"We also started a service that
niles your old computer and
donates it to assisted-living,
disabled. and needy people. All
hard drtves are wiped clean and
all data Is removed. The
donation is tax deductible.
usually the original purchase
price." Wallons ~d. Call (949)
39'4-2905.
• BEST BUYS appears Thurldav11
Send 1nform111on to Greer Wylder
at grtterwylder~'yahoo.com; at 330
W Bay St , Co11t11 Mesa, CA 92627;
or by fax at (949) 6464170.
• from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
One of Orange County's
favorite holiday traditions,
South Cout Ptun 2 l st annual
tree lighting. wiD happen
Monday at 6 p.m. The
All-American Boys Olorus
provides beautiful holiday
entertainment. and the special
honorary emcee will be Jennifer
York from KTlA· TV. Guests can
enjoy the spectacle of Santa's
cheerful arrival and the visually
!>tunning 90-foot Olrlsunas ttee
from ML Shasta More than
15,000 twinkling lights
illuminate the tree. The event
wiU be at Town Center Park.
adjacent to the Westin South
Coast Plaza Hotel. near the
intersection of Bristol Screer and
Anion Boulevard.
NOW OPEN UNDER NEW OWNERS!
BASH2003
The 33rd annual Orange County
Live Music Festival will be from
noon to midnight Sunday at the
Newport Beach Marriott Hotel
and Tennis Club at Fashion Island,
900 Newport Center Drive.
Tldceta will cost from $14 to $28.
Information: (949) 640-4000,
http:/..WWW.ocmusicians.org.
VIVALDI'S FOUR SEASONS
The Pacific Symphony will
perform Vivaldi's "The Four
Seasons," Bocdlerinl's Sinfonia in
D minor No. 4, and Corelli's
Concerto Grosso in F major at 8
p.m. Wednesday and Thursday,
Dec. 4, at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center. Tickets
o0st $20 to $65. Information: (714)
755-5799,
http://www.pacificsymphony.org.
'A JOURNEY TO JOY'
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church
will host Santiago Canyon
College's music departments
annual winter festival concert "A
Journey to Joy" at 8 p.m. Dec. 5
at 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. There will be a
100-member chorale backed by a
professional orctte~ra. Tickets
cost $15 per person and $12 for
seniors. students and children
younger than 12. Information:
(714) 628-4828.
KINGS SINGERS
The King's Singers, England'•
premier vocal ensemble, will
perform at 3 p.m. Dec. 7 et the
Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242
Campus Drive. lrvlne. The cost
will be from $30 to $35 per
person and full-time student are
half price. Information: (714)
740-7878,
http:llwww. thsbarclay.orp.
FIESTA NAVIDAD CONCERT
Joae Feliciano will join m11rlachl
bandleader Natl Cano 81 part of
the 10th annual Fiesta Navidad
concert at 8 p.m. Dec. 9 at the
Or1nge County Performing Arta
Center. Tldcets cost $20 to $69.
Information: (949) 553-2422,
http:llwwW.phiharmon/CfociBty.
orp.
ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN'S
The Orange Countv Women'•
Chorus will perform lta 2003
holiday program, "I Sing of a
Malden; at 7 p.m. Dec. 14 et the
N.wport ~rbor Luthel'8n
Church. The chorut will perform
WOfb ebout th• Virgin Mary and
many more. Tidceta cost S10 to
$15. Information: (949) 451-8590,
http://Www.ocwomfll'l.U.Oru•.
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JAZT.TRIO
Gulfltream RNtaurant In
Newport Bead\ pretent9 a Jau
trio Sunday through WedMtday
It's at 3140 E. Coast Highway in
Corona del Mar. Call (949)
720-0533.
HOLIDAY AT CANNERY
VILLAGE
Don't miss the festive Cannay
Village HoUday on 31st Street
Evftlt from 4 to 6 p.m. today.
Wonderful food and drinks from
the Cannery Restaurant and Alla
Coffee will be served at
participating stores. Holiday
singe~ will pro111de
as regular entertainment at 850
Avocado Ave .• Newport Beach.
Hours are 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m. Monday through
Wedn65day. (949) 718-0188.
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio Cafe presents
Monday Night Jams from 1 to 11
p.m. every week. "Wanted•
musicians Include guitar players,
bass players, singers, drummers,
keyboardists and others et 100
Main St., Newport Besch. Free.
(949) 675-7760.
DUKE'S Pl.ACE
Jan and codctalls flow daily from
noon to midnight Sundays
through Thuradays and from
noon to 2 a.m. Fridays and
Saturdays at the Balboa Bay Club
& Resort, at 1221 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 645-5000
MAMMA GINA WEEKEND JAZZ
Walter Lakota and David Alcantar,
the New York Jazz Connection
Duo, play at Mamma Gln·a at 261
E. Coast Highway in Newport at 8
p.m . Fridays and Saturdays and
at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays.
Diana Oitrl jolna the duo on
vocals on Mondays. It's fnHt
Information: (949) 673-9500.
MUSIC AT TME GRILL
The Bluewater Grill offers live
music Friday end Saturday
nights. Greg Morgan, Nidc Peper
and Kelly Gordlen (known as
MPG) perform classic rodt, R&B
and awing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays.
Marvin Gregory end MPG will
perform cla11lc rock, swing and
A&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The
restaurant la at 630 Udo Park
Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949)
675-3474.
MUSIC AT TME PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican offers the
music of Common Ground from
Wednesday through Sunday. The
band perform• from 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednetday end Thu~y, from
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and
Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m .
Sunday. The restaurant is at 2735
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Bead\. Free. (949) 642·3431.
MUSIC AT Pl.AYERS
Players restaurant 11 now offering
li"9 muak: from 9 p.m. to
midnight every Friday end
Sewrday. Pleyera Is at 612 W. 19th
St., Costa Meaa. No cover charge.
(949) ~6816.
WEEKEND MUSIC
Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant
In Newport Beech presents J""
on the au on Friday end
Saturday twnlngs and Sunday
for brunet\. The pn>grem features
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("stom Picturr Frammi. Fun1if'Mrt &storation
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l IFE a LEISURE
H appy Tha.r:Wgfvl.ng. If you
arc cOoking today, your
mind is tilled wtth time
tables: how Jong wU1 the tu.rby
take to cook. when do you 6l<
the mashed potatoes. will you
have enough time to fix the
gravy?
Today wouJd be a good day to
have another set or arms, ()(
another good
------. cook In the
kitchen.
Speaking of
t:lrnetables.
I'll gu that
another
project 1oday
sounds like a
bad l~a. bul
If you haven't
set the dinner
table, I can
give you Ideas
for a
JO-minute centerpiece that will
make your table a feasl for the
eyes.
Seasonal holidays make
decorating the table a snap.
Send the kids outside wtth a
brown paper bag and find the
nearest liquid amber tree. Have
them collect the most
lnteresting leaves they can find.
The leaves that have fallen off
the trees are beautiful shadei, of
red, burgundy and gold. Fill the
~ -you may want a few
extra leaves for the mantle,
underneath the plate charge~
and the buffet table. I lave the
kJds rinse off the leav~ 1n the
bathtub and pat them dry.
Lf you have leftover pumpklru.
from I laUoween or nut.s in a
bowl, set lhem aside for your
project. I love magnolia lcnvci..
J'he front is glossy and green
and the underside is fu7.zy and
brown. Lfyou have a magnolia
tree, put a few of its leaves to
good uSC: they make great fillers
HOURS .
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all your favontes on th•
.axophone. Anthony's ls at 151 E.
Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425.
POP·ROCK AND Fl.AMENCO
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Ten-minute table
• PHOTO COURTt:SY Of KAREN WIGHT
Fallen liquid amber leaves, small pumpkins, magnolia leaves, walnuts; candles and some festive
confetti combine quickly to create· a memorable tabletop.
between the pumpkJns. rau impair conversation, and
leaves and nuts. everyone will get a piece of the
If you have a few strands of visual action. Nestle the candJes
gold beads that you use for the and votives among the Ooral
Christmas tree, get them out. and, voila. instant cenlerpiece.
Pull out a few candJes or volives. As an extra nod to the lcids this
I like gold candle!>, but this year, year, I sprinkled orange glitter
J added orange to the golden confetti on top of the leaves and
glow to keep the lcids happy. tablecloth. We have nature in all
Anyone can arrange the table; its glory. candJes lo create the
there's no "right" or "wrong" mood and glitter to prove that
with this centerpiece. it's a party.
lf you're using a tablecloth. When you serve dinner, dim
put It on the table and then start the overhead lights or just bask
creating a long and narrow in the candJellght. The glitter
collection of leaves. pumpkins, reflects the light. the glossy
nuts and candles. Having a long green leaves look UJurninated,
and tow centerpiece will not and the leaves add just the right
at Corona del Mar High School'• p.m. to 12:30 a.m . the first
Theatre, 2101 Eastbluf'f Drive. Saturday of eadl month at
Performances will be at 8 p.m. Oanscene Studio, 2980
Dec. 5. at 1 :30 end 8 p.m. Dec. 6 McClintodc Way, Costa Mesa.
and at 1 p.m. Dec. 7. Tlcl<eta cost Information: (714) 641-8688.
$2 to $11. Information 1949)
644-3151,http:llw\N\IV. POETRY geocitles. comlnttwpolfb6sch
reportorytheater PERFORMANCE POETRY
Two Idiots Peddling Poetry, Steve
warmth that this holiday is all
about.
Start to finish? I figure after
the kids collected the leaves and
rinsed them off -I 0 minutes.
And it kept them busy for a
while. The most beautiful part of
this project? You can throw most
or fl away when you're done.
Concentrate on your food, but
take a little time to decorate
your table. A great presentation
nourishes the soul the way a
great meal nourishes the body.
• KAREN WIGHT IS a Newport
Beach resident Her column runs
Thursdays.
Fridays at Borders Books & Music
at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. ff'ee. (714) 432-7854.
DINING/TASTING
THE SINGLE GOURMET
Single Gourmet members,
upscale business and
professional 1lngle1 in their 30s
. •
.. T•te 6, • funk. rodt and Motown ART Ramirez and Ben Trigg will offer to 50s, will be getting together at ,
SAVE MONEY~
SAVE TIME!
WICta the
Daily Pilot
Q.ASSIFIEDS
CALI 642-5678
act. perform• at 9 p.m. S.turcS.ys
at C.rmelo's Ristorante. 3520 E.
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar.
Solo guitarist 1<en Sanders
perform• classical flamenco
tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tue.days and
Sundays. Free. (949) 875-1922.
SATIJRDAY NIGHT RU
Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone
Bridge Band play rock and R&S at
9 p.m. Saturdays at SUUon Pl~
Hotel'• Trianon louiiue. 4500
Mtc:Atthur Blvd., Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 476-2001.
STAGE
'THE IMPORTANCE Of BEING EARNEST
Oacar Wilde's comedy of
manners will be performed
through Dec. 14. Performances
will be at 8 p.m. Thursdays,
Friday• and Saturdays and
Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Ttdlets cost
$17 opening night, otherwise $13.
Information: (949) 631-0288.
TliE MIRACLE WORKER
Eatancla High School'• drama
department will present "The
Miracle Worker" at 7:30 p.m. Dec.
4 to 6 and 12 and 13 atthe .
Barbara Van Holt Theatre at
Estancia High Sdlool, 2323
Placentia Ave., Costa MMe.
Tldcets coat SS. lntormatton: (949)
61f>-6537.
'ITS A WONOERf\JL Uf£'
The City of Newport Bead\ wtll
preMnt the Newport Repertory
Theatr.-. eighth annual
production of the play "It'• A
Wonderful Ute" Dec. 6 through 7
S.SAMPARK
The arllst S. Sam Park will have
an exhibition and book signing
from 5 to 8 p.m. Dec. 6 at June's
Fine Art Gallery, 326 M1rine Ave.,
Balboa Island. Information and
reservation: (949+ 673-0939.
ARTFORUFE
Artist.a from ls/Ml wifl.eell their
worit \0 raise MOhey for Israel'•
Red Cross at Art for UFE from 11
a.m. to 9 p.rn. Dec 16 •t the
Jewiah feQenitlon of 0'9flge
County. 260 E. ~St. Among
the artists Ill/ho will be pt'eMnt are
sculpture Frank Meisler, Jewelry
deslgne,. Amital Kav and Rachel
Gera. Information: (800)
323-2371. http://w\N\IV,armdl.org.
DANCE
'LORD OF ntE OANCF
The Orange County Performing
Art Center will present MicNet
Ratley'• •tord of the Dance" at 8
p.m. Friday and Saturday et the
Center. rldtets cost from $23.26
to $63.26. Information: (714)
666-ARTS, http://wWw.ocpac.oro.
SWING
lenona are given from 2 to 6
p.m . every Sunday at the Avant
Garde Ballroom In Newport
Bead\ by the Orange County
Swing Dance Club. All Igel are
welcome, •nd no partners •re
needed. lnformetion:
http://OC$W/ng.com, (909)
666-6119.
ARGENTINE TANGO
Tango dancing Is offered from 8
Tilo's European Autohaus
and
Robin Hood Auto Brokers
performance poetry and Ryan · 1 p.m. Tueadlly et the Five
Strassburg will provide Uva CrOYms, 3801 E. Cont Highway I
musical accompaniment at 8 p.m. and at 7 p.m. Dec. 17 at the Chart
Tuesday at the Alta Coffee Hou&e, House. 2801 W. Coa5t Highway.
506 31st St., Newport Beach. tnformatlon and reservations:
Information: (714) 564-6626, (714) (949) 854-6562. http://w\N\IV. , ,,,
649-7012, (949) 472-9028. slnglBQourmstlaoc.com.
PERFORMANcE POETRY SUNSET DINNERS
Courtney Montgomery and The Ru$1y Pelican offers Sunset
Jaimes Palacio will offer Dinners from 4 to 5:16 p.m.
performance poetry and live Monday through Friday at 2735
music at 8 p.m. Dec. 10 at the Alta W. Coast Highway, Newport
Coffee House, 506 31 It St., Beach. (949) 642-3431.
Newport Beach. Information:
(714) 564-6526, (949) 675-0233. SUNDAY BRUNCH
The Rusty Pelican offers Sunday
~IDS brunch from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. '
every Sunday at 2735 W. Coast
STARLIGHT STORIES Highway, Newport Beach. (949)
Children 3 to 7 years old are 642-3431.
invited to participate in songs and TWILIGHT DINING finger-puppet plays at ? p.m. ·
Mondays at the Costa Meta A twilight dining menu, featunng
Library, 1856 Park Ave. (949) dishes auch a• chicken
646-8845. parmigiana and calamari picante
at reduced prices, 11 offered from
PJS ANO BOOKS 5 to 6 p.m. weekdays and from 4
A children'• story time I• to 6 p.m. Sundays at Villa Nova
ptesented at 7 p.m. Mondays and Restaurant, 3131 W. Coast
af10-.30 a.m. S.turdays et the Highway, Newport Beach. (949)
Newport Be9d'I Central Library, 642-7880.
1000 Avocado Ave. Children may
wear pajamaa to the evening WINE TASTINGS
sessions. Free. (949) 717-3801. HI-Time Wine Cellars offers wine
tastings from 4:30 to 8 p.m.
WEEKLY STORYTEU.ER Fridays and from 1:30 to 8 p.m.
A children'11tory ljme I• held at
10:45 a.m. Wednesdays It Barnes
. Saturdays. (949) 650-8463.
& Nobie Boobellera at Metro CLUBS Pointe, 901-8 South C:O.st Drive,
CoS1a Mau. (714) 444-0226. ALTA COFFEE
"STORY TIME
Musical acts perfonn at 8:30 p.m.
Thuradaya through Saturdays at
A cNldfen'a story time la held et 10 Alt• Coffee House, 606 31st St,
a.m. Wedne9daya and 10:16 a.m. Newport Bead\. (949) 676-0233.
Some diners give birds a break
Turkey's still the
Thanksgiving staple,
but m~y shoppers
are branching out
these days.
AIJcla Robinson
Daily Pilot
'l\trkey for Thanksgiving din-
ner Is a tradJtion for many, but
itl. not necessarUy a must.
Area rood service businesses
have been bustling with holiday
business this week. but they're
not just purveying drumsticks
and wlngs. The Honey Baked Ham Co. In
Corona del Mar has been dolng
a booming business and, con-
trary to what the name suggests.
it does~ turkey.
"(But) the majorlty of what
goes out of here Is ham,• store
supervisor Colleen Skalla said.
People also have been buying
side dishes such as baked
FEAST
Continued from Al
the event Elizabeth Cornejo, 12,
handed out toiletries such as
Kleenex and shampoo whlJe her
mom. Sandra. helped out in the
kitchen.
"It feels good because 1 lcnow
GO
conooued from Al
not as crowded u she expected.
"11\ls is awesome," she said.
"'Ibis ls why I always fty out of
Orange County. Because it's not
as aazy as It is in other air-
ports."
Rajeev Agnibot.rt. who was
waiting to travel to London, said
he came to the allport earlier,
anticipating Jong lines.
"But th.IB is nice, .. be said.
CURVE
Continued from Al
open new conversational doors
that help us reach beyond the
pladtudes to get better
acquainted with our family and
friends. We may find that the
old baggage by which we
defined these people was never
accurate or is long gone, and
such fresh insights couJd send
us all home with a special
feeling of thanksgiving.
This year reminds me of
other tlmes when we were
collectively in deep trouble, and
Thanksgiving seemed a kind of
irony. That was especlaily true
during the Great Depression
when drought and d.laease and
poverty and hunger were the
order of the day. Thanbgtving
dinners for those who couJd
afford them were cpare, but
families still collected to share
resources and brace spirits. We
helped one another during
those years, often giving of what
little we had to strangers whose
needs were greater than ours.
So In an odd sort of way, the
spirit of t.banbgiving grew
aJong with the trouble we were
al) sharing.
l don't have a great sense of
that taking place today. Perhaps
the weaJth or a few is obscuring
the poverty of many. Perhaps
the relentless good news being
fed to us is obscuring the
realities of war. Perhaps we
have to reach a greater sense or
urgency before the thanbgtvtng
splrtt of the Great Depression
kicks in. Meanwhile, we have
the people around our festive
table today offering a bridge to
that spirit A bridge, by the way,
that we don't have to wait for
ThankasJving to cross.
Both the Pilgrims, who
celebrated the first
Thanksgiving. and President
Abraham Uncoln, who made It
a national holiday, were looking
at pretty bleak pictures at the
time. Uncoin was trying to
bring a fratricidal war to an end
amid growing daily casualty
lists when he set a day of
national thanksgiving after two
pivotal Union mWwy victories.
The Pilgrims. two years after
they shared a famous autumn
harvest feast with the
Wampanoag Indlam. celebrated
the flnt formal Day of
Thanbglving when -in answer to their fervent prayen
f-=l~ Dunn-Well
beans, cheesy potat<>et and po·
ta to salad for their 'Ibanbgjvlng
dinners, &be said.
•Not ~ne likes twtey,"
agreed Josephine Calendno,
owner of Co.Jentino's Italian Dell
in Costa Mesa.
Her custome11 come in ban·
kerlng for the fresh Italian sau-
sage, meatballs, eggplant par·
m.iglana and pasta her store
offers.
"We've been here 35 years. so
we have a lot of regulars that
come in for different things,"
she said.
Another haven for people
who don't want turkey ii
Mothe(s Market and )(ltchen.
The store sells vegetartan roasts
and other meat!• main
courses such as Thfwkey. cllfel
marlcedng olfker Sharon Mac-
gum sakL
The dell at Mother's prepan!I
"all the trirnm.in~" for a Thanks·
giving dinner and even makes
wheat-free and sugar-free pies
for people with special diets.
that people may not be that
fortunate and we can give them
supplies they need,• Ellzabeth
said.
After the feast is over and
everything is cleaned up, the
adult organizers usually ask the
parish children who helped out
what they thought about the
experience. Their answers ·
illustrate their compassion.
Rae Pinello of l.rvlne was wait-
ing to receive her twin sister,
brother-in-law and nephew,
wbo were about to Oy in from
Ollcago.
"lt's a gorgeous day to travel,"
she said. "I usually go to Clllcago
r:very Thanbf)vtng. but this
time I made my family come to
Callfomta.•
'Ihil year, more travelers wm
al.so blt the freeways despite
tpgher than average gas prices,
a.id Jeff Spring. spokesman for
the Auto Oub of Southern Call-
fomia, I
-a supply ship they thO\.lgbt
was •unit arrived on the same
· day as a nUnfaU that broke a
drought and saved their~~
We pray today for our
hypotbedcal sblp to come in
bearing peac.e and prosperity
for our children and
Macgum saJd customen
come to her for orpnJc pro·
duce, and those aeek11'g a holi-
day blrd can choose a turkey
that's fresh. certifted organic or
free range.
And the customers have been
coming in droves, she aald.
'"ThanbgMng Is traditionally
the blaett food shopping day
of the year,• she said. "It's been
nonstop for three days.•
Cluis F1ores. kitchen manager
at Big Belly Dell in Newport
Bee.ch, said he'• been making a
Jot more deliveries than usual
this week.
In the days before Thanbgiv·
tng, "they're ordering pizzas be-
cause they're cooking turkey at
home," he saJd
Flores expected a big crowd
Wednesday nJgbt because of
students coming home from
college and going out to reunite
with high school friends.
The deli hasn't gotten many
tulby orders, but people have
been buying potato and maca-
Robillard aaJd.
'"Ibey usually think (at first)
that poor people live somewhere
else," Robillard said "The first
year, they were a UttJe
intimidated. Now, they're more
comfortable talking with the
folks. They love to be helpful.•
Margie Castillo ls not aflillated
wt.th the church, but came to
help the homeles,,, as she does
Out of 2.8 million Southern
Californians expected to travel
this year, 2.3 miWon will drive,
be said, 2..f41f. more drivers than
last year.
The average price per gallon
of regular gasoline ln Orange
County for Wednesday was
$1.70, about 15 cents more
compared to the same dme last
year.
Callfomia Highway Patrol of-
ficers are also on "maximum en-
fon:ement" mode for the holi·
days. Oftlcer Stacy WillJta said.
"'That means we have more
grandcb.lldren. We will have
four generadons eating turkey
together, and lf the big view
before us Inspires sometblng
less than gradtude. that la all
the more reason to look around
our dlnlng table and gjye thanks
trui: we have a family and good
ronl aalads by the quart, he said.
While most or the businesses
lntervtewed are closed today,
Ouistine Brlee at Le Biania.
Deli and Catering saJd she'll be
working. Brlee'a Costa Meta
business will be fixing meals for
other businesses that a.re open.
In the last few weeb lhe'a
prepared a lot of turkey for buaJ·
nesses who planned thelr em-
ployee fetes a few weeb before
Thanksgiving to avoJd compel·
Ing with holiday meals at home.
shesaJd.
But now that the boUday sea-
son bu begun, she expects
more unJque requesta. On
Wednesday, she catered a meal
of Maine lobster and New York
steak for an electrical company.
For Brlee, ThanbgMng start·
ed In mid-November, but she
won't see too many more cus·
tomers asking for turkeys this
year.
By now, she said, "most of
them want to stay away from iL
They're all nut.eyed out.•
every year, she said.
"I think we're all hwnan
beings and we all go through
bad times in our life,• Castillo
said. "The UttJe we have, we have
to share it"
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officers patrolling the freeways
and also special units assigned
for DUJ enforcement." she said.
Willits said local freeways
were Jammed late Wednesday
afternoon.
"There's nothing much bap-
penfnt on the freeways because
no one can mowe. • ahe said.
"Everyth.lng'• gridlocked."
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"Honestly, football is my
lift. I eat, drink and
sleep football"
Sumi l<Mllftan, Newport
Harbor junior defensive end
Spencer Unk, a
junior wide receiver
who caught 53
passes for 945
yards and 13
touchdowns, is the
--~,. Dream Team Player
of the Year. Costa
Mesa's Jeff Waldron
(36), below, is the
Defensive Player of
the Year after
making tackles like
this one on
Westminster's
Carlos Brooks.
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BILL WETZEL
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Newport Harbor's Link is 2003 Player of the
Year; Mesa's Ruiz, Waldron round out honors.
Petrick l1Yerty
OailyP1tot
T he hush that came over the
Newport Harbor High crowd
every time junior wide
receiver Spencer Unk
touched the ball told as much as any
statistic.
lt was as lf the Sailors crowd was
saving up their energy for an
ensuing roar, with the expectatiqn
that Un.k was about to do something
special.
He often did, turning short passes
into long touchdowns and making
near·lmpossible catches along the
sidelines..
His importance to the Newport
Harbor team, the only
Newport-Mesa school to make the
ClF Southern Section playoffs, was
actually magnified in the Sa1Jors'
first-round loss to Los Altos. The
Conquerors, who lilce most teams
used a safety over the top of a
comerback to cover Unk. were the
only team to shut out the junior
receJver th.Ls sea.sob. As a remlt, Los
AltOI shut out the Sailont.
But there was no denying that had
It not been for Unk and his abllity to
turn short gainers into long
toucbdowm. Newport Harbor would
not ha~ even bad the cha.nee to
play top-ranked Los Alto ..
Mt:r a SU80n in which be caught
Costa Mesa High's Omar Ruiz (32), the leading rusher in the
Newport-Mesa School District this season with 1,548 yards to
finish a three-year varsity career with 2,330 yards, is the
2003 Daily Pilot Dream Team Offensive Player of the Year.
53 pasaea for 945 yards and 13 touchdowns, Link
has been named the Daily Pilot's h1gh school
football Player of the Year.
He blghllghts a dream team of 25 players from
Newport Harbor, Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa and
Emu)da bi8h schools. -
Also earning top indJvldual honors were Costa
Mesa senior running back Omar Ruiz, the
Offensive Player of the Year, and Mtutangs junior
linebacker Jeff Waldron, the Defensive Player of
the Year.
The team was led by nine players each from
Harbor and Mesa, with four playem selected from
what was an injwy-dddJed Corona del Mar team
and three selected from F.standa. which did not
have a representative on the 2002 team.
ln a season where the majority of teams, with
the exception of F.stancia, were led by younger
players, there were 14 seniors, nine Juniors and
two sophomores selected to the team. Newport
Hubor had four juniors and a sophomore chosen,
Mesa had four junion selected and CdM bad a
junior and a IOphomore on the team.
One of the 14 seniors. Ruiz wu another player
who could often be counred on to make the big
play. The 5-foot-8 running back ran for a
distrlct·high 1,548 yards this season and ftnisbed
bis three-year varslty career with 2.330 yards.
He was aided on o1fense by Waldron. who had
21 catches for 395 yards and four touchdowns as a
wide recelvu, but made hJs true impact on
defense.
A standout rebounder on the basbtba1l coun.
Waldron. an outaide linebacker, was one of Mesa's
leading tackler&, but seemed to make his tnOft
important impact with turnovers. As an outs.Ide
linebacker in Mesa's three-ftve alignment. Waldron
often dropped back Into coverage and came up
with five interceptiom.
The Dream Team offense is led by Harbor junior
quarterback Kasey Peters, who was on hJs way to a
Cantutic debut van.lty season before his
collarbone was broken in Week 7, late in the game
against Aliso Niguel.
As the man who delivered the ball to Unk. and
often did so with strong precision, Peters was 69 of
125 passing for 936 yards and 13 touchdowns.
Despite missing Harbor's last four games, Peters
still led all Newport-Mesa quarterbacks in
touchdowns.
Joining Peters in the bacldleld is hJs own
running back. Sailors senior Matt Encinias.. the
district's second-leading rusher with 1,308 yards
and nine touchdowns. Playing running back for
the first time slnce hJs freshman season, Encinias
literally carried the Sailors on his back at times.
Un1ng up tn front of Encinias ls Estancia senior
fullback Bubba Kapko. who provided a spark out
of the backfield for the Eagles, both as a blocker
and a rusher.
Kapko led Estancia with 601 yards rushing and
also scored nine touchdowns.
At wide receiver, a pair of juniors join U.nk to
form an impressive trio that will all be returning
next season.
Coron.a del Mar's Kevin Welch proftd himself
on both sides of the ball for the Sea Kings.
catch.Ing 28 passes for 591 yards and eight
touchdowns and leading CdM with 74 tackles,
three Interceptions and two fumble recoveries.
Also 1 standout voUeybaD player, Welch baa
ahudy received some interest from UCLA and
should be strongty recruited next season tn both
football and volleyball.
At the other wldeout poaltion is Costa Mesa'a
Jorge Quiroz. the Mustangs' No. 1 receiving threat
lo 1 run·odented offerue. Quiroz caught 21 puses
for 472yardsand1eored one touchdown.
Blocking for this akill-positfon set ls a
mammoth offensive llne, led by three players from
Cotta Mesa, including two juniors.
Mustangs center Luke Sapolu, the son of former
San Francisco 49er and cunent Mustangs
otrensive line coach Jesse Sapolu, it one of five
Sff TEAM, Pqe 82
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Stiami Khali ian
Newport Harbor High defensive end looks to bulk up
in the off-season after an impressive junior season.
Patrick L1verty
Daily Pilot
S wnJ IChallftan admf ti
he dJdn't mow much
about football when be
decided to play the
•
Friday U Khalift&n WU a part
of four Sal.Jori tacks on hJa war
to eamina Dally Pilot Pla~r o
the Week bonon.
At 6-foot·l, 185 pounds,
1Challftan tsn't an owrwhetmlng
1pon tor the ftnt time u • freshman at
Newport Harbor High. But kha1lftan
knew euc:dy what he wanted to do.
•1 jult told everyone, l want to be the one thitt hlta the quartelback. •
IChtffftan ii.Id. "They told me to play
defenllve line." •
He becUn• 1 defenllw end and 11 a
atarter lot the s.dorl tbla MUOn hit the
oppoelQI quarteiblck plenty of dmee: A
number (J( thole came tn 'NeWpon
Harbor'a fttlt·round loa to Loe Mot
praence on the defensive
front. but he ii among the Cuter Harbor
players. H1a apeed allowed him to put
corWltent pressure on oppolfng
quarterl>acb tbll seuon while lln.lna
up aplnlt tlCJdel who were often 50 to
75 poundt blger than blm.
Aplnlt Loi AltOe. he nodced the
Conqueron' offenllw line wu telelnPh!nl a run play or paa pl.y
anc:t when tbOle Uriemen let up on their
'
a Tlvsdly, ,.,...,. 21. 2003
TEAM
Contiooed from B 1
players to make the Dream
n..D1 for the aec:ooct COllleC'Uliw
eeuon, joining U.ilk. Welch.
Encl.nlu and Mesa lJ.riebKktt
Junior f.penea
Sapolu (5-11, 250 PQUDds),
being ~ted by the Untvmlty
of Hawall, WU the leader of
Mea'a front five, which alto
Included Dream 1tam eelecttons
8cyce Cark:h (6-3, 255) and
Rodrigo Gutim'e% (6-t, 275).
The other two memben of the
offensive line are tackles fiom
Newport Harbor and C.Oroaa de1
Mar. Senior Nkk Watlc1ns (6-3,
244) was a constant for the
Sallon t.bJs leUOR. protecting
Peters and opening holes for
Encinias. Senior Andy Lujan
(6-3, 270) wu one of many Sea
Kings to mist time due to Injury
th1a season. but when he was
healthy, C.orona dd Man
otre111e took on a new
dl.menslon. Addlna a() ema blocker to thla
p.1p. Calta Mela tight end
Brett Via allo joins the Dream
Team. A guard In preylout eeuom. the 6-3, 225-pound
eeoJor ftlled In for Gutierrez In
the &st two p.mel ol the
&eUOn, then rDOYed to ttght end.
where he alto poled a
pasa-catchlng threa1.
On defeme, a plethora of
strong linemen puts the Dream
'Jtam In I unique fl've-th.ra
formation, led by bookeoda Matt
Burgner, a sophomore from
C.Orooa dd Mar. and Saam!
lhallftan, I junior from Newport
Harbor.
Burgner wu one or the
leaden of a Sea KJ.np deleoalve
unit that featured Just two senior
ltlrters. After putting up 35
tackles. d&bt sacb and rec:overt.na I pair of fumbk!a. he
lhouJd continue to be a leader
for the un.tt lo the coming yan.
Khallllan could have made the
team simply for his performance
aplnlt Lot Altos, when he
dominated the offensive line or
the C.onquerors. complllna
2Ksacb and two other tackles
for a Joss. But going into that
playoff game, KhaUftan had
al.ready made eight sacb on the
season.
Making up the Interior of the
defensJve line ls the Newport •
Hatbor senior duo or Mm
Thmple and Auldn Nlito and
Eltaoda SOO·poww*. Gery
Strawn. 'J\!rnPle and Nieto were
constanta for the SaOotl defeme
throUgbout the .-.on. wttb
Thmple alto ftWng lo ldmJrably
on the olrenalw line. SIJ'lwn,
also a eeolor, wu the~ big
defensiw stopper before going
down with I tepanlted lhouJder
lo the Ona1 weeks of the season.
Al linebacker, P.penea. the
top college recruit from the
Newport-Mesa area. folloiws his
teammate Waldron. A run ltUffer
at mJddJe llnebackef. P.peneu.
also ttared at fullback. galnlJl8
389 ~ ICOJ'ing nine
touchdowna and often providing
the lead block that opened holes
for Ruh. He ls befn8 reaulted by
USC BYU and Arizona State
among other achools.
Newport Harbor junior
Thomas Martin wu the Sallon
llnchpln lo the middle of the
deCtnse and also their lead1ng
tackler. He alto made
appearanall ln the Newport
Haibor bKklJeld In
lhort·yudlge lituatJom.
Ub P.i>eneea and Mltdn.
Mike CahilJ WU I twQ.way
player for P.stlDdl who ltOOd
out at Unebldet 1be eenlor
combined with Xapko aOd
Strawn to earn the Eades three
vtctorlel th.ls eeuon, two more
than they had lo the pmious
two yean combined. In addition
to bis linebacker work. be pined
391 yards anchcored a pair of
~touchdowns. Ing the secondary are a
pair of seniors. Costa Meld LuJs
Gonzalez. second on the
~to Waldron with three
lntercepdons, and C.orona del
Mu's Mordy Omguze.
Gonzale7.. a cometbeck. led
Mesa'• three·man secondary
agalnat opponent'• puafng
att.leb. Omguu, who~ a
strong aaCety type position In
Corona del Mar'I •ll111rnent. was
one or just two eeruor atarten.
but eet an example for the
younpien to live up to.
Roundfng out the eecoodary
and the defense is Newport
Harbor sophomore Ryan
Rippon. Uke most of the rest or
the players on the Dream Tham,
Rippon will llkeJy be a two-way
player In the coming years. but
this season, he played solely on
defense and exceUed at strong
safety as one or the Sailors'
leadlng tacklers.
BAUME & MERCIER
---~·__, __ _
JorpQuioz
..
PLAYER
OF THE YEM
Spencer I.ilk
2003 DAILY PILOT ALL-NEWPORT-MESA
FOOTBALL DREAM TEAM
Pl.AYER OF THE YEAR
WR-~ Unk. Newport Harbor
6-9171 Jr.
OFFENSIVE Pl.AYER OF THE YEAR
RB-Omar Ruiz. Costa Meu 6-8175
Sr.
DEfENSIYE Pl.AYER OF THE YEAR
LB -Jd Waldron, Costa Mesa 6-3
215 Jr.
OFFENSE ·
QB -Kasev Peters, Newport Harbor
6-2198Jr.
RB -Matt Encinias, Newport Harbor
5-10 175Sr.
F8 -Bubba Kapko, Estancia 5-9 230
Sr.
WR -Kevin Welch, Corona def Mar
6-2190Jr.
WR -Jorge Quiroz. Cost.I Mesa 5-10
170Jr.
TE -Brett Via, Costa Mesa 6-3 226
Sr.
OL -Nidc Watkins, Newport Harbor.
6-3244Sr.
OL -Luke Sapolu, Costa Mesa, 5-11
260Sr.
OL-Rodrigo Gutierrez. Costa Mesa.
M276Jr.
OL-Btyce Cerkh, Costa M ... &-3
266Jr.
OL-Andv Lujan, C.Orona del Mar
&-3270Sr.
DEFENSE
LB -Junior Epenesa, Costa Mesa
6-3226Sr.
LB -Thomas Martin, Newport
Harbor 6-0 216 Jr.
LB -Mike Cehill, Estancia 6-0 230 Sr.
DE -Matt Burgner, C.Orona del Mar
6-11188So.
DL-Mark Temple, Newport Harbor
6-11 220 Sr.
DL -Austin Nieto, Newport Harbor
5-9202 Sr.
DL-Gary Strawn, Estancia 6-2 300
Sr.
DE -Saami Khalifian, Newport
Harbor6-1185Jr.
OB -Lula Gonzalez, Costa Mesa 6-9
170Sr.
DB -Ryan Rippon, Newport Harbor
6-0180So.
DB -Mordy Omguze, Corona del
Mar 6-0 195 Sr.
FILE PHOTO I DM.Y PLOT
Sparked by senior running back Matt Encinias, Newport Harbor High was
the only Newport-Mesa footbaft team to leap into the Clf playoffs this year.
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KHALIFIAN Khallfian wants to add 20
pounds, while nor losing any
or his biggest asset, his
speed.
O N T HE BA Y
Continued from B 1
heels, signaling a pMSing play,
Khaliflan turned to his speed
rush.
"I'm faster going forward than
they are going baclcward, •
Khallfian said
The junior was a part of three
sacks lo the first half and two
other tackles that resu11ed In a
loss. He teamed with senior
tackle Mark Tumple for two
sac.lcs on ont' series that resulted
in a combined loss of 25 ynrds
after Los Altos had reached the
Newport Harbor 11-yard line. He
added an 8-yard sack with the
help of senlor tack.le Austin
Nieto late in the first half and
recorded a sack in I.ht' second
half for a loss of 3 yards.
Next season. as one of seven
retuning starters on defense,
Kha1l1ian will be one of the
leaders of the squad Because of
the number of returners, his
expectations are high.
"Person.ally I want to go all the
way next year," Kha.Ufian said. "I
think we have the speed and
agility. Now we just need to work
on our size.·
Building size is priority No. 1
for Khallflan as be gets ready for
next season, preparations which
got underway with a Tuesday
morning weigbd.ifting session
"That's going 10 be my
biggest goal. to gain 20
pounds," Khallfian said.
"People wou1d ge1 a hand on
me and push me and that
wou1d run me off course.
Tha1's the only way they can
disrupt my speed rush. I
lhink if I gain 20 pounds, it
will be a lot harder for lhem
to push me off course "
While he had much
success on the field thJ~
season. lhe size differenual
was notable against
opponents like Foothill,
Khallfian said . Linemen who
combine size with speed
could keep Khalifian out of
the backfield. But after
dominating Los Altos, Khatifian
ends lhe 2003 season wilh e
burst of confidence.
"This game, going in10 It, I
thought Los Altos must be
GoUaths. so I just got myself
really pumped up,· Khalifian
said. "l was shocked. Their
offensive line wasn'1 a1I that
great."
As a result, Khalifian
outplayed Los Altos defensive
end Brigham Harwell, a
preseason All-American who has
commined to UCLA Khalifian's
teammates wondered whether
he was up 10 the task in the
week leading up 10 the game
and he proved he was.
Hes also proved lha1 Ile was
right on target when he
declared. his freshman year, that
he wanted to be lhe one to hit
the quarterback. That young
player has turned into a football
junkie.
"Honestly, football is my life,"
Khallfian said. "I eat, drink and
sleep football. When we win,
that's a1I I think about all
weekend When we lose. that'i
all I think abou1 all weekend.
Football probably takes up 70%
of my life."
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are dotnt bu11nes1 as
lmprssalv1 Pr1n11na &
Grephlcs. 6305 Gellel
Wey, Yorb• I Ind•. CA
92887
lmp<1S1•• P11n11n, &. Grephlca Inc (CA)
6305 C•ll•I Wey Yorb•
Linda, CA 92817
ThtS bustnua 11 con·
ducted by • corporellon
H1v1 you slllfted do1n&
business yet?
Yes October lat
lml)f111lvt Prln1tn1 &.
Grephlca, Sandi F1hrny
Prealdent
Thia 1t1tement was
filed with th• County
Clerk of 011n10 County
on 10/14/03 20036 .. IHI
Dilly Pilot Nov 13 20. 27.0.C.4,2003 Th929
The lollow111e penott\
ere dotna bus1neu H
•) Pe1ktre1I Partner\
b)Peaktu1i Prol)*rhes
c) Pealllra•I Cep11a1
Manaeement 24586 V11
Oel O.o laeuna N1auet.
CA92677
Grar>I F Warnu
2•586 V11 Del Oro
Letuna N1auel. CA 9'1671
Peul Fitz Gibbon, 21 II!
S1nt1 Ana Ave , Co,t•
Mau, CA 92627
This bustneu Is con
ducted by· • a•neral
Pltlnenlup
Hive you \tarted do1111
busines' yer7 No
Grant F. Worner
P1ul ftll Gibbon
Thii st1tem1nl WIS
hied with lh• County
Cltfk of Oren11 County
on l l/t8/03 200Ht 6S4'5
Deily Pilot Hov 20. 27
Dec 4, 11. 2003 Th9A I
S......tf , .......... ..
Fldltt.W.."-
The tolfowlnc person
hes 1bendontd the Ult
of the Flcttlloua Busl
neu H•m•. lat Vision
Auto Class. 2800 Shen
lllr Or , Coste Mesa, CA
92626
The Flctit10u1 811il,,.n
neme rtf•rtd to above
wu llled In Or1n1• Cou~ 7·12·02. flLE HO 909761
Eltiporn Yoolenawln. 2800 Sl!•nter Or , Coat.
Me>a, CA 92&?6
Cartylt 0 . CornW911, 2007 T•huha Terrace,
Coton1 del Mar, CA
92625
Tlllt butJneaa Is con-
ducttd by· 1 atntr ti
p1rtntral!ID
Eltlporn Yootan1wln
Tlllt tl1t1mtnt wll
hied with tlle County
Clerk of Or1n1• County
on ll/14/03
l OOMtHOl7
011ly Pilot Nov 20, 27, Dec 4, 11, 2003 Th9$5 ......... .........
Tiit foltow1n1 ptraona
.,, doln1 butlMU u ·
•) Dlamondlot.com b)
P1tto·T1cll Ol1trlbutln1. l7l5S Von Klf1111n Ave ..
Sllllt 112 11 J, lfvlnt, CA
92614
ROM Olaltlbutln1, Inc
(CAI.IF ), 1715S Von
ltetmt11 Av .. , IVftt II?
\ U , IAlne, CA 92$14 Tlllt boltliwa It cen ~ltd lly • C4'r'°'•l-..... yov altfted clolnj bVtlMu yet?
YetlO•tJ ftOM Ol1t110uliftl. Inc ..
Rlcl11r• Welvtrlon, ,,. .......
'fllfl 11•\elflenl Wit f111; with 1111 County
Cltftl ot Of•11P County
on 11/ll/03 • tooM .. 14M
0 1111 P'llot No•. 10. 11.J
Dec. 4, 11, 2003 Thin
. SIU.
YMrllftWtnted ltemt OltO!f!! cl1niflt4
RdttlMllslMu .... s ......
The followln1 persons
11• do1n1 business u I nh1nc.d Parformance
Center 734 f 17th St
t\00, Costa Mau CA
92627
O•n1'4 Ann lodo.ha1 t.
1433 Supe<H>r Ave 1206
Newpor l Buch CA
92663
This busrneu •s con
ducted by 1n tndtwtdu11
Have you al•rled do•na
bu11nu' yel7
Yes l•n 2000
Denl'l4 Ann Loc~ttart
Thia statement wes
fll•d with the County
Cltrk of Ortne• County
on 11/18/03 200SHU426
Deily Pilot Nov 20 21
~ 4 11. 2003 lh937
Ad!IMI ...... ... s.......
The followtna person'
tr t do1n1 business as
Sln11ttr eek Publtc1hon1 2074 Conltnenl1I Ave
Costa Mew. CA 92627
Robert R RHmusse".
2074 Continental Ave
Coate M111, CA 92627
J1n1 Hyde. 2074 Con
llnent1I Ave , Costa
Mut CA92627
This bualnen 1s con
ducttd by husb•nd end
wife
Hot you started doina
b1111n111 yet1 Yu, 7/l/
03
Robtrt Rumua""
This tletement wu
I.Md with ltte County
Ct«k ol Or1n1t County
on ll/l4i'OJ
'°°"'"101 Dilly Piiot Nov. 20, 27. Oec.4,11,2003 Th949
Fie-. ..... .... s......
Tht followfn1 peuons •I• dolfl1 bualftes1 11· LI Sletr1 H11rhtt llC,
11242 McOur-tt. St H,
lf¥1M, CA 9281'
Peclflc Gtend CCHtat.
Inc., Men1t1111 Memblr
CCefff), 11242 McDur·
molt St H, lf11l11t, CA
92814
Tiii• butlneaa It c:on
c111ct1d b1: • corpo1atlon
HIYI you •llrltcl dolnc
bu1ine»ytt?
Y11 Octobtt 2, 2003
P1c!llc Grand Conat
Inc .. Aontld [ l 4tlfat1d,
Pru.
fllll l tttl!Mllt WH
flll4 with the Co1111t1
Cllfk of Or•nft Co1111b
Oft ll/ ll/03 IOOMt6541t
Deify Pttot Hov 20, 27, Dec 4, ll, 2003 Tht42 ......... .........
The foltoWit11 persona
.,. dollll 1111111\tft ••.
Or•lllt Cotal Consult· •nta, 1420 C. ldliipr
Ave. 1%12, Sant• Ana,
C1llfornt. 12705
fhomH 0.~id lt8nclt•
11)1 r;, ~ti' ROM 1\11,
St"t• A111, C1llfof11lt 92708
Tl\ IKIM119'1 II Ctll •
ducl9" ~: toi ~el Htu GM •l«ttcl.dcllntl
bu11neu ytt7
Yes 10/l'l/OJ
Thomes R1nd1ll
Thh l tatemenl was
flltd with the County
Clerk of .Or anae Cnunly
on 10/21/2003
200S'9UUI
Dttly Pilot Nov ?O. 21.
Dec I 11 1003 Th9'i6
RdliMhstlln ... s.......
Tht lollow1na person'
•r• do1n1 buitntu es
P1ws N l'ew\ 1 Pro
luslonel Petcett Ser
vice 70 Path CrHt,
N1wport Cout, CA
92657
Brld11t Sue JonH. 70
P81k Crul Newport
Cotst CA 976!>7
ThtS bu11nus 11 con·
dueled by 1n 1nd1v1du1t
Have rou sltrted dom1
bustntn yet1 Yu 51131
02
Brtd&tl Sue lo11u
Thts 1t1t1m1nt "'"
hied w1lh tilt County
Clerk of Oren&• County
on 11/14/03
200SHUOtl
Delly Pilot Nov 20 27,
Dec 4, 11. 2003 Th947
fl<tlllM '"'-t .... s.......
Th• follow1n1 persons
., • doln& busln111 ••
Creellve Pity Dnl1n1,
170 C 17th St . Coat•
Men CA926'7
Re11ie B 1-ckaon. 170
C 17th St Co\tl Mue
CA 92627
Lonnie 0 Von 170 E
17tll ST , Co'h Mt11.
CA 92627
Curtis J Bl•~kenbllltr.
170 E 17th St Co1t1
Mn1, CA 92627
This &u1lnen 11 con
ducttd by. •n indlvldual
H1v1 you atttled doln1
bu1lneu yet?
Yea Hovembtr I. 2003
Curlis J Blenhnblllef
Thll 1t1lemtnl wu
flltd with th• County
Cltrk ol Ouns• Cou"ty
on 11/tl/03 !OO)H UUJ
Delly Piiot Hov 20 27,
Ole: 4, 11, 2003 Tll936
RctlllM--.U ...s....
The follow1n1 persona
ere do1n1 bu1ineu 11
The Advocecy Croup
17801 Cartwr11111 Road
hvlne CA 92614
The Orana• County Advocacy Group Inc
1CA). 17801 Cerlwrictit
Road, lrvtne. CA 9261•
Th11 business IS con
ducted by a c0<porellon
H•vt you •tarted do+nt
buslneu yell
YH 11/03/2003
The Or anat County
Advocecy Group, Inc ,
Debra l Trab1t1on1.
Pte\
fll11 sletemenl wH
filed with the County
Clerk of Ortnae County
on I 1/10/03 200'69'45tl
D11ly Pilot Nov lJ 10
27. Dec 4, 2003 1h9'6
Rt-. ..... ... s.......
The follow1na P•"ons
11 e dolna llusintn IS
£I« b lC5COfJllOn com. 2277
Harbo< Boulevard, 512,
Costa Miu, CA 926~
Eddie s. Mcleese. 22n ~ar bo< Boultvtrd, 522,
Costa Mesa, CA 91'626
Dulko Nlkohc. 2277
Herbor Boultvwd, !>22.
Cost• Miu, CA 92626
Thti business Is con
dueled by co partners
Heve you started lk>lfll
business ytt? Ho
Edd11 Shook Mcl-
Thl1 statement wH
hied w1lll the Cou"lY
Clerk of Or1n1• County
on ll/10/03 200'6'64721
Delly Pilot Nov. 13, 20,
'll. Dec. 4, 2003 Th928 ............ •s....... Tiie followln1 persons
lrl dotn1 buslMU el'
Sh1nti l1Y1n1. 1071
S1nt1 Rosa AYt ., Coste
Meu, CA 92628
Elllt Elfriede Ellatbtth
Kell, 1071 Santa Row
Ave . Collll Mett, CA
92626
Thia busln111 la con•
............ ducted by· en lndMdu•f .... S....... Hen you at•tecl '°'Ill
l f I bualntas yet? YP, U Ill ollow n1 pertona 04 03
•rt doln1 bullllen 11: [fh [ffrltd• Ellllbtth
Proe•dllrt [ ntl"Ht'I Kell
Inc 23141 Vlfcfuao Or , Thi• 1t1t1m1nt w11 ttM. lllJlln• Hin,, C~· flt.d with tlle Co1.111ty
926" Ctetk of Or•nt• County Pf:GROOI' INC., (CA), on t l/1'103
23141 Perdu10 Dr • fOOS•t•SOff
110$, l.111un1 H~la, CA D1Uy l"llot Nov 20. 27, 9~ lluslneu ii con D.i: 4' ll. 2003 Tl!Ml
dlict.td b)I. 1 c.,r"'etlon ...___..._
Hevt )''41 attrttd do<119 ,_ •
t11111n•1 Y.et1 YM, 11181 .......... l"tOROUI' LINC., Irv<• The followlnc fHHIOll•
111111111 .. 1, l'rttleltnt lfe d0ln1 ~•lneu ": Thi• •Uttmtnt WU Sklnttlcs. UlO w.
flltd wllll tM County Stewlft ~!:.1!507, °'"
Oltr-of Or•llt' County •n1e. CA !llll!MI
Oii 11/14/0I l(lrl ~" *Cattlly, MlttttM4 J44 Roy•n Lene, Coal•
Delly f>flot Nov IO, 27. Mtu, Cf. 929%7
Otc.41 ll, 2001 Tll9S2 TMs bullnt" ta wn
fllct .. b1: 111 llldl't!idu1I ..... yOll ,,., ... lloll't
bualMnyeU v .. 11-•· ICMI MctliUlr
------__... .... ~-----.,__------=---'""'
filed with the County
Clerk of Orena• County
on 10/31/03 200Ht Ul22
Oetly Piiot Nov 6 I 3,
20. '17 2003 lh91 !>
Rctl!IM ......
"-*'-' !h• follow1na penons
ere doin1 busineu u
Hud Hl&h Cruttons
2014 Pl1cenlo• Ave
Coste Mete. CA 92627
Mitt Adelsohn, 2014
Placentia A•• Cosll
Mesi CA926U
Ttt11 bu11nen " con
ducted by 1n 1nd1v1du11
H1v• you stertad do1na
business yet' No
Melt Adelsohn
lh11 st1temenl wn
flied wllh the Cou"IY
Cltrlo of Orana• County
on 11/18/01
'ZOOHt65421
D11ly Piiot Nov 20. 27
0.c 4, I I 2003 Th9l8
~ ......
"-S......
The followln& persons
'" dol"I busintu u . Duckhorn Dulin. 12
Jupiter Hills Drive,
Newport Bch, CA 92660
M1rlh1 ll111m llllott,
12 Jupiter Hills Or.,
Newport Bch, CA 92660
Th11 business 1s con
ducted by an lnd1•1dual
Hive you ''"led doina
buslntu yet'
No
Marth• H Elhott
lhl• at1l1m1nl w11
ftl1d wtlh the County
Clerk of Oran1t• County
on 11101103
20036964409
O•tly Pllol Nov IJ, 20,
27 Del 4 200J Th9l3
flctltlws .,_, •
.... s,....
!l'le lollow1n1 person•
••• doma business n
I )
Whowellnownerwotk tom
b) WWKN tom 1927
H.wbcx Blvd #606. Coste
Mesa, CA 92627
Din Berrell I~ r ulip
ln Untl C, Co,ta Mell,
CA 92627
This bu\lnes1 " coll
dueled by 1n lndMdual
Have you started do1na
but1ne11 yet' No
Din 811<rttl
lh1\ \lalemenl wn
hied wrlh Ill• County
Clerll of Oran&~ County
on ll/141QJ
f003ffUOl5
Daily Ptlol Nov 20 21
D.c 4 II, 2003 Th9SI
Ac""-.... ... s ......
The folfowln~ ptr sons
•re dolna business as SL D(POT. 1733 Mon·
rov11 llN. Coste M111, c. 92627
Abe L11 Blelk . 4
Esc•p•d• Ct . Newport
8Hch. CA 92663
This busmen la con·
dueled l>y en lndMduel
Hive you 1tw ted doont
bustneas y111
V" u l 2QOl
Abt l ee 8111k
fll11 •t~l•m•nl Wot\
ftled with tile C n11nty
Clerk of Oran11e f11111tly
on 11/03/03
'2003'90991
Oatly Pilot Nov 1, !
20, 27 2003 lh'll4
RdltiMINIMl
"-™--Th• follow1n1 pet\Qn\
11• doina bu\lntu "
ht V1s1on Autu Ctn\
2800 Shentar Or Co\ta
Mua.CA926l6
E1t1porn y,.111ao.1w1n
2800 Shanlar Or I n•l.1
MHI, CA926?6
Tht~ bu1111en 1\ • ""
ducted by an 111d1vuJual
Have you •l•rt•rl dome busine•-. yet' Vos 111
13:03
[ 1\lp<>rn Yootanawtn
!his •lll•m,nt wn
hied with the County
Cler~ ol Or •nrf' County
on 11114/03
200J69U070
D11ly P1lo1 Nov 20 2 l
Dec 4. 11. 2003 Th9!> l
Fldltlws~ ,...s .......
The lollowlna person'
•r9 do•na bu51nen es
th• Ohana Protect. 1780
Oriole Dr , Coste Mesa,
CA9~26
People Jnvolved, Int ,
(CA), 1780 Onol• 01
Coal• Meu. CA 92626
Thd buwien 11 con
ducted by • corpoutton
Htve you 1terttd dol"I
buslona y1!1 Xu 101
STARTING
ANEW
BUSINESS??
• • • • • • • • • • •
l'>.03
Peopt• Involved Int
Judt Wtllt8m• Prt•Ulonl
lht\ \l•ten1enl WI'
l1lrrf wllh thr Lou11tv
t:l~r)\ vt f>t•n•1t-lounh
"" II 14 II I '2003'9U09S
U.1 ly f'tl ·I Nnv 'I'\ 'II
11• 4 11 lOOl lh'J4'i
fk1itieus IW.tss
N.eStatt.Mt
lhe tntln,.,11~ p•rson\ •t t· 1Jtun~ IHt"etnt"~\ .,~.
O&O !lepu\1!11111 Rtp111 I
rt\ llfi llroddw•v Cn'\ffll M,.,,_. ( ,lhtOt n11t
971iil
ll•nt,. Mo111· O"m' h
7/07 Hrn•cJw•y Unit 1
S•nt.1 Aru (~hton11•
97701
ltu\ h11\mr\\ 1\ nn
Out l•d bv .•:. rnd1v 1111•1
tflv, y.1u "t4'r l•d dnin~
bu11nt<• ~"'' N.1 Dem~ •• M111c O•unc h
1 ht5 \l•tf 01,.nl '#A •. ,,d 'With th"' f.0•1ttl'f
Cle1ll nf (h an~• Co11ntv
''" 11 ?'>OJ 'Z00!6.6UtS
D<tly Ptlo>I Nov ?I De•
4 11 If! 200J r11q57
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t II• lollow1n1 P., 114"'
.,. do1n1 busmen ».
IUbtlll "OH, 1210
81Hn, Suite 894'7. ~oft hull CA
All• ....... I I HO
........ ........
Tllol lollowl"I IHlfMHI• ... "°"'' bv .... I& ... Y•~1e1 ' tt.w. 33J l t 1111 St Ste '5 Coste
Mewl, CA 92627
Yau1yo TtllO.O. 16102
Sp11n11hle St 19,
Hvnt111rt011 ludl, CA 9t6ott Tllhl IKl•lneu .. COii.
......... ........
TM ICllow•l\I ,.,_ •
Ne clotl\I •u~ H 0.Cor l1y, ll Vlllll ...
L11un1 H l\ltl. CA 92671
Mer1 A Pejot 16
V•ntl(e, l •1un1 H1&11tl.
CA92671
Tiii• buslnu.a b ton ~led by en lnd1•lduel
Hive ,..., alarted ~
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new cond, S7995 l1rm
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Green, Ian inlet
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(198081) S9.980
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(19836) 2',) 980
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(19859) S28.980
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aan-4.e 'ff <HO Buuttful ll•kk/crum
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Cl9n61> SJ&.980
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(19441) '52.980
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(197890) $21,980
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(191231) $73 980
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Black, 2311 m1
(19663) Sl6,980 '00.,...,., XIII c-
Black, 18k ml
(19818) 0,980
'02SAAa •-S
Red 22kmt
(l 9869) S25. 980
'VllMWJUO Rid. Only 8k ml
(19826) $29,980
'DI eMW 140&
Sport Sltve<
(19849) $37,980
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(198081) 19,980
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$62,500 oOo 949 322-6248
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(699275) s 12. 900
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(116527) Sl3,900
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(107291) SJ9 900
'"'"" WhVten, Auto, moon
N1e• Cat (099216) $14,900
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Auto, f\/C, CO. Rur
Spit'
(263427) SI0.900 ,, .... _
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Pnced
(O'J4773) Sl6.900
'OOGS300 Wtlt/l an Platlnum
Stties, low Mi. CO
(099216) $25,900
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.. , f-40 Hflert
lop ol Iha I 1ne, Bo•e co. '11141\. ("4967) Sl9,900
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loeded
(326806) $14,900
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chrm whls, supetb tond
tmluiM $23 99f> Vll 7101
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•-.. aever '00 4.0 SERVICES
SE 1611 e<:tual ml, full
fact warr, blk/cttmel •••••••• lthr. buullful hh new
cond Mu1t see to
awecilta $28.9!1> vOl 7896
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