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SERVING THE NEWPORT -Mf.SA COM..MUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2001
IOOll W1Tll A YllW: The dJning room at Villa ova Rt'" taurant I~ the per1ect place to eat and watch the ewport llarbor
Boat Parade go by. Ve wls docked in front of the restaurant are moved during the parade to clear the v~e\\ lor patrons.
Parade .boosts businesses
Din ers
and
boaters
cornu1g
l o see the
annual
Christmas
Boat
Parade
bring
cash to
Neu port
Bea ch
P•ul Clinton
DAILY P1LOT
M uch c.1 the Ro E> Pclrddt>
bnncr .. J>dtrnnr.. to Colort1do
BouJt•vctrd <,hops th<' 1':ew-
port I IMlx1r Chnslnlc.1' Bc~t
Pclr.iclP prov1dt"> d shot in lhl• «rm to
'"\'port B dCh bu'1n~scs.
T<1ke tht> '-e" port fish Co. wht•r1>
< 11 ... 111mer'> Cdn \\-dlC'h lrom tht• d 1ninq
mom cl!> tht• Jldrddc>' l>Odts tum ttl tht•
northl'rn lip ol Lido Chunn1•I
It hnngs ind lot of JX.>bpl<' • ....ud Jo~
lhwhll', lh<' rt..,ldUidnl's ~1.-,t.int CJPrWr•
ell rnond<JCr Busm~ ·grow ... by 20 'to
111·•.. It\ d hnllidnt Uung tor u
And ll., not JU'>I restdtmmt ... thut
If t>I t1 h<X>'t 1 lt"toncally. cht1rter
Yd<'hl'> dnd olht>r bodts also t£>nd to
.,pt• mn d ., tn bu ine a-, a re ult ot
tht• J>tirddt> Thi year, however, the
nty\ ldrg<> t ch<1rter company l'>
n•J><>rlln(r bui.inc a usual
"Our bu-,1nt·'' 1-; ch bu-,} the week
l>t>lr>r1• th<' ptlrdtll' d'> 11 1 dunnq th<'
pc1r.1tl<' 't11cl Lmctu ~lonqno lht> gen· ""'I rnt1 nt1qN ol 1 lomhlowl•r <'rwW'>
.met cvl'nt'> ·01w of th b<•npftt of
tlw bo.it 1klrt1<I<• " not for lhl' p opl •
m NP\\ port It\ bnnq ing m people
lrom outs1d<' I think th~ l>Odt pdradl•
w ll' N1•wport R t1ch ur, 11 de-,ttndllon
lonq dltN It CJO<'' t)WdY •
Thl~ J)tlrdd ,.,·hJch tlt t•~pt•< tf>d to
undt•rqo ... om1• nlilJClf 1 h1UHJI'" lwlorl'
nt•xt \t'tH., l'\ l'nt. h<1' ulWd\"'> twt>n
h>CUM'<I un prnrnotm<J lhl• rtty' IC>l'>llrf'
hlt·-.t~ It•, PtHddt• llfCldllllt>r .. ~Id
Thi' powtl" IH'<fun , • ., tht• Tour nt1·
m1•nt of l..Jqhh m l 'H 17. -.1c1r1<'d b\
qondolicr John S< ctq1<1 t1nd di'\ t>lopt.•r
Jo t•ph flppl\
Ntm t1du\., thl' f>iHi.ldl' 1-. .,pon-.on><I
by th1• "•·wport Ht>,1< h Ch.iml><•r ol
c·omnwrc1•
Tht> uh•t1 1-. tu l<rnuli11r111• peoph•
with thl' '' \\port Ht>t1< h l>ll'>tnP....,
< ornmurut\ -..ud thP chumht•r., J>H''>I·
d •nl. R1< hurcl Llll'IH' "Thttt ts \\ h\
\\ t> do th1-. tn th1• lir-.t plttc " Wt> think
11 ' w orl.:tnq •
Tht• 1x:1rudl'., ... n.1kmq lhrt!l•-hour
mull' dround th1• hurhor JM' t'~ tn front
of d numbt'r ol cdlcm•' -\ 1Uo O\d,
th(' Chttr1 li m1'<' \\ '1t1 l IJ l, 81.,tru .m I
.. ind olhPr'i
SEE PARADE PAGE 4
Boaters show off their winning ways
• Pdst Nl)wport I ld.fbor Christmas Boctt Parad \.vlnn rs
know whdl 1t ldk to g l the judg y -and vol
Lights C h k
Chn tma ...
(mu.s1c1. •
c;rc-g Ros
"11d
O nP htl
hung 11 ,00CI hqht., on ~ h
Franme Ross mcl • nd 11 \\d.,
gr •tll ct ncl wt• qot 11 done •
But hqht-. dll<I Siulla -.UJts
won t u-~ no11qh to wm Uu~ Lolita H•rper
0 AllY PrlOT Oano ng wiJ • in ' ntd 'ldus
Ult Ch ick
to be willing
to pdrty tor
y ar, 1d S '' rno111 l~·t•k, who
1\ in r harg • ol 1111lqmq Thi.,
C:WPORT I !ARBOR -A
ch ckh t tor a wmrung ntry in
lh • Nl'wpon t fdrbor C"hru.tmtt
Boat Purn<le moy r o<I som •
thmg bke th1i,
Ing nllll~ ("hffk
Monp<>wt.•r Ch •ck
Lo~ and lo~ ol tw mkLing
At IPtl...,t that lS whul 11 took
for Creg and Mdry R~s -und
bodt Mt lt Frann1 -lo win lust
pldce in the humor und ong1-
ndhly Cdtcg<>ry last y ur.
"Sh dtlnC'ed lh nitre
parade route cv ry ni{Jhl, for
ven mghh . to r0t k 'n' roll
on e nlJ.f' •
week, while cndunng th rold
,,. alh r to Wt1lk -or flOdt -
awuy o wtnnC'r. Ro.,.., '>tlld
And thcst do(•sn't mcludt• th
hour.. of pre1><tmtton, h said.
•Jl took ll four quy • four
cll'ly Clncl lour rn l'' of b\! •r • to
Fewer have reason to pull on Santa Bren
M ~t kl of und-
thmkinn ag begin
to ti d on post·
nl4 ground t~ mom nt
their y l•k on • .apt•
OOUI glint • they enc:ount .. r
on of thole hOpplng t1Nlter
St. Nk . Thlt pev the w•y
for 9fMl phywaJ comedy.
Parentt know~hat I rnMn
.... ~ lits the darling
little d•rub atop Santa'I &ap
gWing I firm tug to hit
whllbn. And, theft, won·
d9nng aloud why .. bMrd
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usucsl hohdd~ thc.•mt•
•\\\•'U ht• look inu for lo of
r d, white dnd hlUI'. 11.1q-. ttnd
bells •• &-t•k d Jtl
SEE W INNING PAGE 5
beard
Home Ranch
signatures to
arrive today
' • Thos • requPstmq d ntywtd<'
ref erc•nclum t<.i ov<•rtum th<•
Costd l\.l<•sd City< 'ounc.11's
prOJ<~Ct upprovdl w ill dSSUITIP
toddy ts ttw d('dclluw.
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\lgndtun•s
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there an• P011m1h lh•• 1to•111 1 111 ht put
on the hallot tor \ ""'"' to cltx11h' cincl
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mun1npttl cod • thttt <Jp,1g1111t<>s II n~
th pany n pon .. tlllt• tur 1•sttthlt .. h10g
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Fru-.trdted h\ th~ l r.k ol o cl1!'llf an~\\t•r Br •nn -.jndn ttml Pcrnl rlano·
qctn, th1• pr • .,uh•nt ur the < ro11p
addn• .... t"!<I tht Ctt\ r·ounctl on \ 1on·
SEE RANCH PAGE S
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2 Wednetdoy, December 19, 2001
•lftOf lllMR
KIUens
l)oo.edcyw and~ coadnue to
bellow .t tbi8 CMW!entty Anlmll Net-
work. .. YI OiAmMI Pfalf·Mutln, itl
fouod9r. ·nnv kitlmnl u.p lading bolw
quickly eec:b Wllkend, IMving bebmd
many wc:mderful 6-to ~mmdb.-oki kit-
tens that beve hem bud-ndMd by lov-
ing local farniliel,. Pfaff-Martin Mid.
•Qlder IE*'-........ pleyf\ll bul .. men._ frilDdty tban die day~ .•
Wbm alder ldnllMI and edult Calll eN
not e«:oped. ..., °""1 ... pUI to .....,.
Pfd-Mmtin Mid.
See odls ........ .,, ...... for...,.,_
tlan at www.~orv or *P
by lbmo'I ..... at ,,...... IMDd
betwem noon Mid 4 p.m.. on wHkendt
lnfonnetinn· (9'9, 758-36'6, or write
to tbe Community Animal Network at
P.O. b 8662, ~ Beach. ~
92658.
FOi A GOOD CAUSE
Giving the
Christmas spirit
S he's doing 1t for the chil-
dren, but she's JUSt a child
herseU. Alyssa Paine. an 11·
year-old Newport Beach resident,
likes Christmas, friends and gln·
gerbread houses. But he also
'/figured
it's better
to give
than to
receive. I
guess m y
m om and
dad
taught
m e that.'
-Alyssa
fJalne
likes helplng
others. Along
with 4 gTOUp
of friends.
she's putting
her passions
to use to help
ch.Lldren who
are less for -
tunate than
herself.
On Dec.
12 .. Alyssa
held a party
where 28 or
so fnends
decorated
gmgerbread
houses The
ch.Lldren patd
$35 to
attend, and
Alysa will
donate the money -more than
$1 ,000 -to Orangewood Chil·
dren's Home in Orange.
Alyssa Paine .,
"When you think about
orphans and abused kids, and
you th.ink that they don't get any
presents, it's just really sad,· saJd
Alyssa. a sixth-grader at Newport
Heights Elementary School.
presents for the kids there,"
Alyssa said.
Her parents provided the gin·
gerbread houses and the candy.
said. "The response was unbe·
lievable. A lot of kids and parents
who came said they want to do
something like this next year.•
David credited their daughter
with the Idea and the generosity
to carry It out, Alyssa credits her
parents.
Her mother, Laney, helped
research charities and ultimately
they selected Orangewood, a tran·
sitional home for abused children.
"There were gumdrops and
pieces of Hershey bars and sour
cherries and vanilla wafers and
stuff like that," said Alyssa. who
added that not all the candy
made it onto the house .
They're not alone. Alyssa said
she hopes to hold similar parties
every year, perhaps even twice a
year. ·we could maybe make cook·
ies and frost them." she said.
"l figured it's better lo give
than to receive,· she said. • 1
guess my mom and dad taught
me thal •
"The good lhlng as, now the
people at Orangewood can buy
llMllllC
DUI ARRESTS
~ following ,,.ople hawt bffn
·~ rKen:z on suspicion of driving under Influence of
an Intoxicant. ~y have only
bffn a~ on su1/iclon of a
crime and, aJ with a Is~
.,. comlchrP<J Innocent until
proV«J guilty.
COSTA MESA
MONDAY
• Shane Michael Book, 23, Fqun-
tain Valley
SUNDAY
• Jes.w Gare.la-Hernandez, 38,
Corona
• Ann Estelle Spiro, 28, Irvine
• Christopher Martin Lepping·
ton, 23, S.Uamento
SATUftDAY
• Arturo Ambriz, 29, Costa Mesa
• Robin Jun Muso. 21, Santi Ana
FM>AY
•Halm. Alla Fierro, 28, Costa
Mesa
• Ginny Elizabeth French, 25,
Costa Mesa
• Giibert Rendon-Ayal1, 37, Cos-
taMeu
• Frederick James Reed, 33, Gar-
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"I'm proud,· mother Laney Though Laney and father
-Story by June casagrande; Photo by Don L.NCtt
den Grove
• Jana Lynne Roberts-Nelson, 44,
• Jeffrey Scott Montgomery, 31,
Laguna Beach ........ Newport Beach
THURSDAY
THURSDAY • David Matthew Prewitt 19,
• Steven David Un, 25, Irvine Newport Beach
• Frederkk Conrad Wllgram, 42, • Patrick Armando BIKk. 36.
Newport Beach Irvine
• Kyte Ian Tremlett. 40, Newport
Beach DEC. 12.
NEWPOIT IEACH
• Gary Gordon Dean. 38, Las
Vegas
SUNDAY
•Brian Paul Carlson, 21, La Mira-REIL ESTATE d9or
•Kathleen Diane Marangi, 30, TUISACTIOIS LJtguna Beach
•Beverley Anne Chrystal, 26, cona•sa Dallas
• Rkkey Joe Strait. 24, Cypress 265 Oub Mes. Pl.ce, SJ.41.500
SATURDAY 246 Palmer St., $.405,SOO
• Christopher Nathaniel Bow-290 Victoria St.. $205,000
man, 30, Newport Beach 465 <Ambridge Cirde, $450,000
• Adam William Hunzeker, 27, 2175 PKifk Ave., $269,500
214 22nd St.. $315,000 Huntington Beach 1040 SpinMker Run, $315,QOO •Adam James Trost.ad, 21, 321 lro.dway, $700,000 Orange 2119 Raleigh Ave .• $310,000
FRfDAY
• Craig William Mount, 29, New--llWPOIY IUCI
port Beach 21 Spanlst'I Bay Drive, S9IO.OOO
•Dennis Margarit. 19, Newport 2327 Alta ~ Driw, $920,000
Beach 1621 Anit. Lane, Mlt,000
• Richard ~ Mart1n, 40, Hunt· 1206 CMnbrldge Lane, 745,000
lngton Be 1500 ¥via Lane, M 12. 500
• 01nlel Rkhard Bathey, 28, 2209 Pactflc Drlw, Sl . 75 mffHon
Newport Beach .
• Jaime Rene Pitner, 25, Anaheim
1100 s.ndpiper Drive, S955.000
1210 Starboerd W~ S 1 .1 miltlon
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Daily Pilot
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• **, .. ~runs perlodk.ally in the Daily Pltot on• rotMJng bMll. If you'd
lib lnfonMtion on ~ 'f04M Of'9MIU·
don to this list. c..ttt CM9) 574-4291.
ALZHEIMO'S ASSN.
Of~COUHTY
Support group leaders, V~1Ung
VoJunteers, family resource consuJ-
tants and office volunteers are
needed. VoJunteen may work on
one·time projects or ongoing pro-
grams. Trauung ons are avail-
able. (800) 660-1993.
llG IROTHEltS, llG SISTERS
lbe local chapter looking for
men and women older than 20 who
bsve lived in Orange County for dt
least six months and have been on
the job for at least three months to
serve as big brothers or big isten.
for children ages 6 to 16 from m·
gle-parent homes. (71•) S...4 -7773
AUENDS Of THE
NEWPORT BEACH UIRARY
The book store needs book dona·
lions for book les. Good qualtty
children' and DOnfictlon books dTP
especially needed. They may be
left at any of the branch librane -
Balboa, Manners or Corona d I
Mar, or m the peoal book cl 1
next to the Fnend.s Book Store di
1000 Avocado Ave Volunt rs ar
needed to talf lh used book torl'
that is inside the e ntrance of th<>
Central Library Volunteers mu t be
members or the Fnend or thf'
Llbrary and are a ked to work onf'
three-hour stuft per month ('l4q1
759-9667.
ORANGE COUNTY WORKS
Participate LD life management dnd
employment training work!.hop tt:>
a uccess coach to ro ter tee~ I(, 10
18. (949) 509-1451
ORGANIZATION FOR THE
HUMANE CARE OF ANIMALS
Volunteers are needed to care lor
stray and lost animals 10 th I'\\.
port Beach. Co ta M and Coro·
na del MM area (949) 722-1157
ha announced that Jady Wan, pres1-
denl ol Wan DilpoMl Co. Inc. It the new• member of the Boys & Gull
Oub'1 board of dlrecton. The Newport
COMt Nlident bu been mvolved lD
vadoul community organiutlOm since
1988, wben tbe and husband ... start·
eel operations to provide Orange Coun-
ty wttb wate and recycling systems.
Tbe Boys & Girls Club of Santa Ana
..._ $,000 youth annually. Wute Dll-
paeal bas been a supporter of the Boys ii Gart1 Club for the past two yean u
tbe title lpOl\tlOr of the club'• annual
•CM11e ol DrMma • auction fuod·railer.
... Mmtne Colpa Pvt. Mc:M• •• Zer·
....,, IOD ol '1111rrp A. Z. by of
COl&a Meta uad Scoll A. z. ,,,. ol
AJll6aa. nnplel9d buic tna1DJna at M.nm Carpi Recnut Depot in Sen
D6ego. Zaramby completed 12 weelr.I ol
.._.. dtligned to ctieUeage new
recnlllll pllyikdy ud mentally. He .,..a 8'llDlflOUI boun m demoom and
...... tv<gD?DIDla tbat included ftnt
-dombet wa• IW'Vtval, marksman·
.... Mad·to-bud combet a.ad .. ,.w tndidng. Zetamby ad fellow
NCnlM& -...ct tba training ..... with ... Cludble. • 54-bour .... effort aad
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GOING OVEllOARD
OCN lfAr H f0Alll' PlOI
A demolition worker carries a board away from
part of the old Balboa Bay Club, where renovations
are underway at the N ewport Beach landmark club.
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Newport Beach to add
affordable senior hou5ing
A project to build 150
apartments for low-income
seniors 1 expPcted to
begtn construction m late
2002, city officials
announced Tuehddy.
The pro1ec-t. on Low •r
Bayview Landing near
Coast Highway at Jam·
boree Road, wall be fficin·
dQed by thP Related Cos
under d lease from the
lrvme Co. Construction ,.,
cheduled to be done by
late 2003
The announcPment
comes a week clller JU~l
dppomtecl Mdyor Tod
Ridgeway. c1 profe sional
developer. announced that
creatlng low-income hou •
mg m lht> o ty would be d
top pnonty.
Re ade nl" 55 and old •r.
with an ancomo no yredlPr
than 60'h, of the county
median, may rec;1de dt tht•
new one· tlnd two-ued-
room apartments. About
40" .. ol tbe unit wa ll be
rP'>erved f<)r senior~ with
income below 50"o of the
county med1tln. So.
enior~ with 1ncomel>
slightly more than
$30,000 d yl'dr, which l!t
60" .. of the county med1-
ctn, will be eligible for the
one-bedroom apartments.
Rent of ctbout $650 and
$780 will be ad1u ted
annudlly
C· ! A·KgwU", IT'S TIME FOR ... f~t 'c ~o°'r iKo. Ml CASA .
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
OUR MEAlS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO
FAMll Y OWN[ D FOR 30 Y[ARS OUR TRADITION IS SIMPLE WARM
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296 E 17TH ST COSTA MESA · 949-645·7626
ON OUR Ml'tn·MIUION 00LLAR IN\1 SfOR'
RETIREMENT SALE
Mary Ba"
concluJes
42 years of s"vice!
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CHARLES H. BARR
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~. o.c.mber 19, 2001 3
City Council backs restaurant how;-s
• Resident complaints
~bout Carmelo's
Ristorante don;t sway
Newport Beach leaders.
JuneC..U.ande .
OAILV PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH
Complaints by two residents
of noase and rowdy patrons or
Carmelo's Ristorante aren't
'enough to yank the restau-
rant's permit, the City Council
· has deaded.
Appealing a Plctnmng
Commission dec1s1on. New-
port Beach re 1dcnt Gary
Mdrtin brought hi hght to the
City Council last week. But utter I 1 p.m. any night of the
dfter leclJT\Jng that 15 ol 99 week.· Mdrtm said.
complaint'> lodged agalllSl th But. noting that h r r tau·
restaurant were from Martin. rant comphes with au t rms of
council members decided to lts J>emut, Cannelo'i. owner
let the Coast I ugbway rest.au· Judy Monto protested
rant keep its penrut ~is ·1 don't think it's fair to eut
Mayor Tod Ridgeway took down on our houn:., • 'ihe said
it a tep further· • 1 suggest Som<' rc>i.1d nts. mrludmg
you con 1der moving." he Marlin and Nd1dus. hdve
told Mart.ul. pointing out that compldtned that noise from
n ighbori. bothered by the the re lduranl''> hve rnU'>IC'
restauront appear to be a kee~ them awak~ at rught .
smdll mmonty Al'>o. they have i.aad, f>dlrOn'>
· Along W1th resad nt Walt · of Carmelo\ rdu~<.· problems
Naidu • Martin fought •for including unndlln<.J m puhhc
chdnq ·s to C(Lnnelo'~ pemut, A hc.tndful ol Cdfnf<•lo'-.
, mdudang d lim1t to lhe n...-st<lU· neighbor" 'turned out to spet1k
rant\ hour., on certain nights. on th(> 1 uP But an' ctn
"C'dtmelo''> '>houlcl not l><' unusuul d1-.pluy lhcJL mcty
allowNI tu roncluct busane'i'> huvP hPlped .,(•ul council
members' d c1 1on , about
ha.U came out 10 peak t.n
fovot of the 1 taurant. •
City cod • enforcement
officers have t ted noise lev-
els tn the urroundtng arect
cmd reported that noLS is
within reasondble limits.
Martln argu(~ that if they
rel tPd dunng peak operat-
ing hours. they would
that the mus1c and laughter
emdnatmg from the e tdb-
hshment a1e exc~siv •
But. to olfanals, the pomt
Wal. cilr ady moot
The bottom line ·we have
not found any v1olotlons of
the u t' pPCm1t or code."
Ass1i.tc.1nt C11\ Manager
hcHOn Wood reported
Holiday toy donations lacking so fat
• While Goodwill
collections increase, r
programs to benefit
needy children are
hoping for last-minute
contributions.
Dffpa Bharath
D AILY PILOT
NEWPO RT-MESA
Nobody ll> '>ure lf 1t is the dull
t~onomy or the dftennath of
th(' September terronst. attacks
But af the trend continue ,
'''VNdl needy ch1ldren mc.1r
nut get c.1 .toy lhlS Chnstma'>.
'>ti) locc1l lire offiaab w ho
pc.1rbC'tf>dlP in the. Spdrk of
Love toy tlnve every year.
Tht> dnve, now m tl!>
Paghth yec.1r. htt already seen
d 50" .. drchne m contnbu·
tmni. compared with those of
lt1'>t ye<1r, sc.1Jd S teve Miller, c1n
enginc>er with the Ort1nge
C 'ounty Fare A uthonty
·Al tha!> rdte. we'rc> not
fJoang to be c1bl(> to me<>t our
OC'Cd!>, • he '>did.
, The c-ollcct1on mc1v mi red e th as week and cdrly
nt-xt W(•1·k t)(Jfor<> Ctmstmt1 ,
hut !'-hlll'f '>did hi' '>laJI dllllC I·
Jkllt''> u '25" dl'faCJt
L1Kt1ll.,,, 'ollt•ctaon ... aw cJbo
ltlltc-ranq:'>.ucl NPwport B<•dch
Fm• Cdpl John 81dUPr
It\ nut ht.•t.•n tt!> '>lrony •t'>
Ill Jiii'\ IOU!> )"'di' • he ~lei
"Lt r maid I)(• h<'<·ttuse of <'< u-
normc rt'cl'>OO' Aho 1wopfl•
ht1w• t)(•Pn cwnerou~ an th1 •11
c untnh11110n'> lo lc1lhm ftre-
l aqhh•r., < >r mt1ylw with
'' hooh up\•n until ()P< 1..1 ,
I hP\ \ (' IU'>I not hdCI th(• trnw
to clrup 1tnylh1nq olf •
Rl<1m·r '><11cl hf> '>1111 hop..,
1woplP patrh an ltt'>I rnanulP
For tlw l<1'>I '>IX y(•c.tr., lhP
Im> de1><1rtnwn1.,· toy dnv<• h,~.,
ttl'>o 1><1rtnt<rf'<I with Toy'> for
Tol.,, ti <Im f' cunduc-t('(! b) th~·
f\ ft1nm•., To\., cullt>e tf'<I from
hoth clmt·.,· urc cla'>lnhutt•d
Imm tlw '-<till<• wt1rehou~P
\Vh1h· other rht1nl) yroup.,
ht1V<' t11'>0 'f>O!l('tJ ti clt'clln(' Ill
conlnbut11>0., Lhtl> V<'t1r, (icxKI·
w11J lnclu ... 1m•' hc1!> '>Pt•n lht>
oppO'>llt' -..11<1 '>pokP'>WOnldO
DPOM' H1quch1
"\\t> rn·lli'C'l t1n}lhanq Imm
toy'> und clothe•<, to book'> c1nd
hem ehold item., ~he '>t11d
"\\'e htt\'e '>tt>pp<>d up our col·
P,,ttlM#""' a.., }o11n
F."'1 Kllit 111111 ,...,;.,,, •
FREE
, Jltlir-1 ... ,,, an.,,.,, ..Its
(..Jue ~ 11.00)
le>clJOn'> !>tnCP Sept I l dnd
lht>} h<t\ e '>hown no i.aqn., ol
dl'C'l'Cd'>tnq •
(iood\\ 11! ln<lu'>trw., <>[Wr·
c.11t•' IO clont1Uon centPr.. c.1ncl
15 '>tou•'> an < Jranye> County
Tlw l"wwport Bt!t1Ch Poh< t•
DPfhtrtment htt b~nC'ltl<'d
lt1rqe>I~ lhl'> yeur LO IL!>'""' (UI·
l<'<'tum lrom d loct1I nonprofit
qruup, .,c.11d Sql Stev<• ShtLl-
n1t1n
Tht• llH' crnthonty, ffil'c.10·
whalP, hd~ t)p(•n tryanq lo
<Jt>1wrc1I<• public mh•ff''>I an ,,.,
IO't dnvt• 1n{ e ld'>I wePkPnd
'>c.tlcl sµokP'>wnmc1n K\ mhrc1
Fl~mang
In I h<• pc.1.,1 'i l'ctr-. rwoplt•
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FYI
The Orange County F1te
Authority also 1nv1tes com·
panies <>< or9ar11zat1ons
that wish to make dona·
t1ons. Call Steve M ilter at
(888) 990-2766. Toys may
also be dropped off at any
of the Newport-Mesa fire
stations until Chnstmas Eve.
hctw lx.>t>n extremely gener·
ou.... '>he '>did "This year,
thing'> c1re probdbly ught and
Pmotaoni. t1re running tugh.
But we re hoping J>f'OplP hnd
tht> tunt> to drop off at least
one toy E\1>rythmg count •
Mattress Outlet Store
BRANO NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT
Get the Best '°' Less! , JIC ----. --ZJUl!I~ d
3165 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
OM BkM:ll SouUI of "5 rwy
(714) 545-7168
are. • •
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4 ~-"' Oecembe. l 9, 2001
"ILIC SAflTY .
llllfLY II .TIE llWS
Fog, smoke provide JWA with a busy day
Flights were halted at
John Wayne Airport on
Tuesday morning became
of foggy conditions.
been known to halt opera-
llons at the airport tn the
put. There were several
aucb incident• ln 2000,
though 1t la a first tor ,this
yeor, McCarley said.
Daily Pilot
No planes arrived or
departed from th• airport
between 8:55 and 9:45
a.m.. airport spokeswoman
Ann McCarley said.
The 11 commerdal air·
lines that operate at the
airport lmpo ed the
·ground atop" after pilots
reported a lack of visibility
on the runway.
Also. airport flre and
rescue vehicl" relpOnded
when the pilot of Amert·
can Ai\'lines Flight 1429
said he anelled smoke.
The plane arrived at the
airport about 12:35 p.m ..
McCarley said. Alter taxi·
lng to the gate. the pilot
switched on the plane'•
awdllary power aource. a
nonnal practice ao airline
workers can clean the
plpne while it prepares to
take off.
OOH LEACM I OM.Y "m A table of four watcbel •OM~ llae pande boMI ..eon
by the dining room window at Wla Nova ..... araat.
Pilotl require about
1,600 feet of runway visi·
bWty to safely take otf and
about 2,400 feet for safe
landings.
The airport's 5,700-foot
runway was not a factor in
the stop.
Foggy conditions have
No pauengers were on
the plane at the time, and
no one was hurt.
-POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Col .... AYenUe ~ Vic·
torla Stnet: A 119hlcle bur-
gl1ry wlS reported •t 1·15
p.m Mond•y
• Goff COWM Drive: A
grind theft w11 reported In
the 1700 block •t 6 •2 1.m
Mondey
• ~ 9oulevant: A com·
merci•I burgl•ry w1s reported
1n the 3300 blcxk 1t 9 08 1.m
M~ • , Avenue: A petty
theft WIS reported in the 2100
block 1t 7 01 1.m Mond•y
•~Avenue: An Ind•·
v1du1f w1s reportedly drunk In
publk In the 1900 blcxk at
5.25 p.m. Mondey
• South CoMt Drive: A petty
theft w•i reported In the 900
block •t 7:50 •.m. Mond•y ·
• V~ Street: A prowler
WIS reported In the 1000
block 11 4:50 p.m. Mondey.
•last 17th Street: A petty
theft WIS reported In the 200
block 1t 8:55 a.m. Mond•y.
lllWPOIT IEACH
• Avocedo Av9nue: A com·
merclll burgl•ry WM reported
In the 1400 block •t 3:36 p.m.
Monday.
• Dove Ml.t: A commercl•I
burglery WM reported In the
1200 block •t 9:•5 1.m. Mon·
dey.
• ...,... ...... Drive: lat·
tery WM reported In the 800
block It 9:S2 1.m. Mondly.
• Mde ~A hlt .. nd·Nn was reported In the 100 block
at 9:07 a.m. Monday.
·~~Md ~ Jot ... ltltlt ~ Ven-
dallsm was reported It 4:33
p.m. Mondly.
• Newport c:.ntitr Drive: A
vehicle burglary WIS reported
In th• 100 bloc.It •t 5:01 p.m.
Monday.
• ,eril Newport Drive: A
theft WIS reported In the 1200
blcxk at 12:15 p.m. Monday.
• 14th"""' Md .....
hulevllf'd: A vehkl• burgl1ry
was reported •t 7:49 1.m.
Mondly.
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PARADE .
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Demand for tables that
overlook the parade 11 high,
aaid Susan Emmett, the gen·
eral manager at Villa tjova.
Emmett said she sets
aalde 32 tables ln the down-
•tain dining room and starts
taktng reservations nearly
three months ln advance.
ln some ways. the restau·
LINES
CONTINUED FROM 1
During Bren's speech
announcing the alms,
Sturley Gnndle -the coun-
ty's hardened warhorse
against au thing big a.nd
bureaucratic and baldly
capitalist -broke down m
tears. •slnce 1957." she told
the Lo Angele nmes.
"I've been dnvmg down
Santiago Canyon Road fea.r·
lng the day they would
develop lt. Now I can. die
happy."
Even Joan Irvine Smith
-the reigning matriarch or
the lrvlne family who's col-
lided often' with Bren over
his stewardship of her
grandfather's ranch -
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You and your guests are Inv/Jed kJ tnjoy
lbe bes/ tMIJ1 of /be Newport Harbor lkxJI Parade
al /be Annual Holiday Party~ by
'"' 552 Club juniors of Hoag Haspllal FOIJtll.laJkm on
Thursday, December 20 at 7:00 p.m .
The Balboa Pavilion
400 Main Street, Balboa
Holiday festivities include:
Holiday dinntr wbill tJllultng /be Ntuporl HllrlJor Bolll 1""""6
Dancing kJ /bl music of 8/w M""1IM
5<V50 drawing and silinJ"""""'
$55 per person. Inquiries: 9491574-7108.
'I
rant .... a cooling of bu.li-neu, becaUM the tables stay
occupied by one group for a
longer period of time.
·we are very busy lh1I
week. but we are very busy
quite often •• Emmett aald. ·v ... the restaurant la run.
but we don't tum the tables
at all.•
• MUL a.TON cown the envf·
ror.ment and John W~ Alrpott.
He rney be reached It (949) 7'4-
030 or by •·ni•ll •t f»U/.clln~tlmacom.
found herself nearly weepy.
She wu aeen to verbally
pat Bren on the head,
telllng him, • 1·m 10
lmpr"aed by what you've
done here. I could not have
done it better myself.·
Only a few bard-boiled
skeptics -who, I some·
tim" think, believe that
we'd all be better off lf we
were still wearing animal
skins and fishing with our
teeth -uttered faint cynl-
dsm. Stop Polluting Our
Newport's Allan Beek half
scoffed that Bren's gilt was
largely dirt usele11 to the
Irvine Co. and smacked of
shameless public relations.
In Orange, where much of
the wilderness that Bren set
aside is located, Christopher
Koontz -who once sued
the Itvine Co. over lts
development plans ln that
neck of the woods -threw
tepid water on the give-
away. •we may not be sav-
ing the best land,• he told
the TI.mes.
It seems to me that these
are the musings of folks
who postulate that a blllion-
alre developer and an
ingenuous conservationist
can't possibly occupy the
.sa.me body. It's again t nat·
ural law. But my gues ls
that Bren, at 69, doe n't
mu.ch care what people
think anymore. And not just
because he has the wi dom
of age and staggering
wealth going for hlm. I'm
pretty aure he's appreciated
and valued Orange Coun·
ty'1 natwal history as much
aa be hu the land he's
developed.
How do we know that?
Bren'1 lrvine Co. poured
millions into the 1997 San
Joaquin Manb restoration
project. He announced last
year that the company 11
donating St.5 milllon over
five yean for the restoration
of the San Joaquin Wildlife
Sanctuary Ba.ck ln 1992, he
broke breed with the
Nature Conservancy. ask.1ng
lt to manage his newly ere·
ated, 17,000-acre lrvi.ne Co.
.llllllUllS Wiii I
• w .,, zt01 w. come~ .. nM1a The
.... .... br lbout 7:11 p.m.
• ...... JJJJW. C091t Hlghiaal'1t ~111·1551.
The...,..,_bylbout7:17p.m. ..... a.r•• ., w. CDlll I~<-.,..
591. The ......... by lbout 7:11 p.m.
• JOrl mAa IMGC. M07 W. C09lt Highw9y. CM) 6~
1111. The pirlde .,..s by about 7:15 p.m.
• .... GIT ,_. CO.. 3450 VII Oporto. (Ml) 17M700.
The per• p.11M1by1bout 7:20 p.m.
• --GIT~ 503 E. Edgew .. ("'9) 675-2371.
The parlde p.llMI by lbout 1:05 p.m.
• ~ MM•IA GINA, 251 E. C08lt H~.
(949) 673-9500. The par* patMI by lbout 6:55 p.m.
• IW89QAT MSTMMANT, 151 E. coast Hlghwey, (949)
673-3425. The parade paMS by lbout 6:55 p.m.
• MISTY NL1CAN MSTMMANT. 2735 W. coast Htghw1Y.
(949) "'2-3411. The parade palMS by lbout 7:15 p.m.
•TAU OP TMI MIMI MSTAUMNT, «JO ,_..In St, (949)
673-4633. The p11.cte p.-s by •bout 1;08 p.m.
•VILLA NOVA MSTWNT, 3131 W. COISt Hlghw1Y.
(949) 642·7llO. The J)lrlde patMI by •bout 7:17 p.m.
CHARTER COMPANIES
• A C.lifoml1 Yacht Chlrter: (949) 650-6722
• AAS-Adventure 1t Se1: (949) 650-2412
• American YICht Chlrttrt: (949) 673-4451
• B1lbol BOit Rentlls: (949) 673·7200
• B1tbol P1Vilion: (949) 673-5245
• Chlrter YIChts of Newport BelCM.1ojo-lcon: (949) 650-2810
• C1nntry C.ttrlng I Cruises: (949) 675--5777
• C1t11ln1 P1ssenge•Service: (949) 673-5245
•Curlew Ch1rters: (949) 675-4906
• 01vey's Locker: (949) 673· 1434
• Duffy BOit Rtntlls: (949) 645--6427
• Eltctr1 Cruises: (949) 723· 1069
• fun Zone BOit Co.: (949) 673-0240
•Gondola Ce>mJ*lY of Newport: (949) 675-1212
•Hornblower Crulsei a Events: (949) 631-2469
•Newport Llnding Belle: (949) 361-1640
• Newport Y1cht Ch1rttrs: (949) 673-3000
• Newport Llndlng: (949) 673-0550
• P1elfic Av1lon Y.c:ht Ch1rters: (949) 673-8545
Open Space Re erve. He let
go of another 21 .000 acres
ln 1996 to provide habitat
for endangered plant and
animal species.
Slnce then. Bren has •
turned over thousands of
valuable natural acreage ln
and around L4guna Canyon
for the expansion of the
Laguna Coast WUdemes
Park.
It's for these reasons I'm
not of a mind to pull on San·
ta Bren's beard. You Just
don't give up the develop-
ment rights to half your land
holdings without a senous
interest ln conservation and
an appreaation for natural
history. But more than that
-and aa a fourth genera-
tion CaWomlan wbOH
greet-greet-grandfather.
Anthony Reche, founded the
San Diego County town of
Fallbrook -I appreciate a
guy who's routinely made
big moves to protect some or
Orange County'• hlatonc
wllderneH when be really
didn't have to
Merry ChrlJtmu.
• mrtON DI MUA&. It• writer
and communla1t lom conwlt1nt
He llws In Con.I MeM. ~
c.an rHCh him wt1h news tips Ind
com!Mnts vf• e-mail It byron·
wrftwf••br'l.com.
HICKORY FARMS•
SAVE
$4.00
Jib. BEEF STICK• '9"
SUMMEJl SAUSAGE,.. WM
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WINNING .
CONTINUED FROM 1
There are four maJOC aat •
gori • which include lights
and arumat10n. humor and
ongmality. dheorence to lh
them and music An OVi rail
winner -or weepst.4k
Wlnner -as also chORn for
encompu a.ng the best
aspects of all four categori •
Beek stud. llurty·two judges
are given a 11pec1hc cdlegory
·to cor and tally the boots'
tot.ds to e tobb h the win·
ners
Of course. it I never
reled eel where dlong the
parade route, or on wtuch
night of the parade. th
judges will be l\lrkmg. Beek
said ·u· confldenllal: Beek
ScUd
Geoff Landon, an 11 -ume
overall winner, d 1gned and
bwlt an mtncate patnobc
display this year, dep1C'llng a
heroic seen from ground
zero alter th World 1\'"ade
Center attdcks. Characters
from Dr Seuss' ·How the
Gnnch Stol Chnstma • -
60-foot mflatabl regulars on
Landon's boat -will be
Around·
TOWN
•Send AM>UND TOWN items to
the Oitly Pilot. 330 W B~ St .. C<K>
ti Meow, CA 92627, by fu to (949)
~170, or by ull1ng (M9) 574-
4298 Ind~ the time. ct.te and
loation of the ewnt. n well as a
cont«t phone number A complete
ltStmg tS 1Vi1l1ble it www t:Uilypt·
tor com
TODAY
A dAylong ~mlnar to prepare
ind1v1duals for the tate
notary Pxam wlll be given by
the Nallondl Notdry A n.
from 9 am to 3 30 pm at the
t illton Hotel. 3050 Bnstol St..
Co ta Me a. $139 Call to
register (800) 876-6827 A
second training enunar will
be given Jan 1 b al the Wyn·
dham Gd!den HotPI at 3350
Avenue of th • Arb an Costa
f\.leSd
THURSDAY
The Newport Hills Garden
Club will hold a holiday Jun·
cheon beglnrung dt 11 a m at
th Big Canyon Country Club.
I Bag ~clllyon Dnve. Newport
Beach (949) 640· 1889
0 Ovlstmti ti" turn"'9 point
• Pwade con11o1 polou ... ~
l:JO p.m.: Start
(Off Collins Island)
7:Ge p.m.: Balboa Bay Oub
weanng hreJ1gbter helmets
and holdlng a giant Amen·
can nag, he said.
Landon said he and fnend
Tod Cowley started design·
mg the theme Uu$ summer.
•We tart planhing in
Jun or July, dependlng on
how mtncate our scene will
be or how much building we
hdve to do,· Landon said.
In dddltlon to the patnotic
lbe community ls invited to
attend and pl"OVlde 111put on a
new Mdriners Jomt U e
l.Jbrary at Mariners Elemen-
tary School m Newport Beach
that as bemg planned to replace
the current Manners Branch
l.Jbrary dt a meetmg at 7 p m
dt Manners Branch l.Jbrary.
2005 Dover Dnve. Newport
Bec:tch The new library will
serve as both a commwuty and
school IJbrary. Refresbmenb
rved 1949) 949-3801
FllDAY
lbe Crew Cuts, Gogt Grant,
the Chordettes and the Ted
Hennan Orchestra will gave d
hollday Chnstmas how at 8
p.m. lll Orange Coast CoJ,
lege's Robert B. Moore Theatre
at 2701 Fdll'Vlew Road. Costa
Mesa. $35. $31 for advance
tlckets, $29 for advance dis·
count bckets ava.ilabJe to OCC
students. seruor onzens. and
d uldren younger than 12.
(949) 723-0621
Donate
your vehicle.
1-888-308-6483
Set hope in motion
to improve local lives.
• 1V1 • Boa11 • leal e.te • Tax Deducdble
7:B p.1ft.! Udo tM Yacht club
I p.lft.! ~ tsle °*'nel l:U 1Mft.: Coast GuMd, Harbor
Master Dodt
I p.m.: Finish (Off Collins tsland)
theme, the annual staples -
such as l 0,000 bgbts, loud
music and partyulg gue5ts -
will sbll be mduded, he sald.
About two dozen gue5ts
gather on Unpretentious Too
-Landon's 61-foot yacht -
to dnnk, dance and be mer·
ry. And no party as complete
without blaring Dr. Demento
Chnstmas tunes m the back·
ground, he said.
T\ckets are av4.Llable onllne at
www.occtickets.com or by call·
mg (714) 432-5880 or (888)
622-5376.
SATUIDAY
A disc:usslon and support
group for people aruoous or
depressed an the wake of the
Sept. 11 terronst attacks will
begUl todoy and will be held
at 10:30 a.m. every Saturday
at 660 Baker St.. Sulte 211 ·B.
Costa Me a. Elizabeth
Slocum ls a IJcensed mamage
While wuuung as a wel·
come-and common accolade.
Landon parbopates for cele·
brabon. not for recogrubon
·1 don't celebrate Chnst·
mas.· he said. "Tius as my
Chnstma~ •
• LOLITA HAllPlll covers Cosu
Meow. She rn~ be reached at (M9)
574-4275 or by e-mail it loll~.t..rp
Helatimfl.com
and family therapist who hds
practiced m CbSta Mesa for
21 years Re ervauons
requested. (7 14) 54 6· 7708
JIN. 5
A pair of ftve-week. no-credit
tntennedlate Lido sa1bn g
classes dunng January and
February will begU\S at t 30
p m Jan 5 and run unb.I 5 30
p m Sunday cla ses wall
SEE TOWN PAGE 6
'/tM...day, Oeoember 19. 2001 5
RANCH
CONTINUED FROM 1
..... tbe day aftlir acbml ii
taka. In th.ii cue, tbe
t'OUnd1 voted 10 approve
Home Ranch OD Nov.19, IO
the tint day would be NOY.
20. ScbMr MMl.
·aut you JUlt told me t
can't trust you, IO is that
truei· Brenneman
'k:~OllflnMd Tues·
day that Scheei"s offldal
•dvice WU to tum in the
petibons toaay.
He also MJd the oty
attorney's omce warned a
possible legal cbalJenge
could get more c:omplicat •
ed bt!cause ol the rehear·
ing request bled by the
local labor union, which
w• DOI dmilld .... Dec. 3
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But .,_,....." Mid
they Would not take uy
unnecwry ctwww. The
lut tbmg .... group ...
is for all tbe 16gnatunl to
be thrown out beca..-e tbly
were too late. lhe Mid.
·we'll be out there until
the last potllble ~Ute,•
BrennetlWl NJd. •WMtev·
-er happens. we t..i in our
hearts that we were domg
1l for the ngbt rMIODI •
• LOLITA tM S town Colt.-
Mes.a SM ~ be rMChed M
(M9) 57~5 01 by e-meol at
lollr.a.~nmes.com.
Troy Glaus·
Benefit Autograph Session
At Fashion Island Mall in Newport Beach
To BeMfft the OCPFA Local RreflghtelS Relief Fund
Thursday, 5-8 pm
12/20/01
Fashion Island Newport Beach
1017 Newport Center Drive
In Front of Pottery Sam
$35 Per AuloCraph
lnctudes FREE Authentication by
Upper Deck Authenticated
Photos. Baseballs. and more available
for purchase at the event
TnJ~ Glum re t f'H'\ th1. rtf,fhl fl>'' fl1••
•IRnlllJ: uni ttt·m• pref.:111<.I to him
We have bright idea·s for
holiday shopping.
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CQNTINUEO FROM S
begin Jan. 6 during lb Mme
houn. All da.sses Will meet at
Orange Coast College's SaiJ.
Ing Center at 1801 W. Coast
Highway, Newport B ach.
SlOS. (949) 6'5-9412.
JAi. 11
Tbe UC Irvine film Sodety
wilt present "Meeting People Is
Easy.• a documentary duonl-
ding the 8d$b group Radio-
head' OK Computer tour,
which IS about the bend caught
in an uncontrollable media
nightmare " a aibcally and
oommerdal1y successful albwn
Show times are 7 and 9 p.m. Ill
the UCJ Student Center Crystal
Cove Auditoriwn. $5, S3 for UC
IMne students, S4 UC Irvine ~
focu.lty and staff and non-UC'
Irvine students. (949) 824-5588
wwwlilmsx:Jety.ud.edu
JAii. 11
Tbe UC lrvtne fllm Society
will present "Grey Gardens"
at 7 dOd 9 p.m. tn the UCI
Student Center Crystal Cove
Auditonum. The hlm IS dbout
Edith Bouvier Beale and her
daughter Edie IJving in d
world of their own betund
theu 28-room decaying East
Hampton mansion known as
the "Grey Gardens • $5, SJ
for UC lrvme students. S4 for
UC Jrvme faculty and staff
and non-UC lrvme student!>
(949) 824-5588.
FEI. 1
The Community Assn. lnstt-
tute Orange County Chapter
will host a three-day Profe •
s1onal Management Develop-
ment Program Feb 1 through
Feb. 3 dt the Newport Bedch
Mamott Hotel, 900 Newport
Center Dnve. (949) 380-7360
OHOlll
Clalropt'ador Katlal1 • M.
Campbell's office bolb free
spmal care clatees at 7:1S
p.m. Wedneldays, 1 :30 p.m.
Fridays.and 1 MS a.Jh. Satur-
days at 3400 lrvme Ave.,
Swle 114, Newport Beech.
Complimentary coosultations
and exams av&lable. (949)
263-1462.
n. dty of COiia M.a ......
ation Division's Early Child·
hood Program provid• ~
ationa.l activities for children
ages 3 .to S from 9 a.m. to l
p.m. Monday through Friday
at the Balaeric Community
Center, 197S Balearic Drive.
Call for costs. (714) 754-S158.
Team Suntwr<>nnge Coan·
ty hosts its "Walle aQd Talk,"
d biweekly walking group for
women who have had or
hdve cancer. Women have
the opportunity to share their
experiences and support one
another. The group meets at
t 0 a m. the second and fowtb
Fndays of every month at the
Nakegoddess store in Fashion
lsJand tn Newport Beach.
(949) 275-3888.
The Upper Newpor:t Bay Eco-
logical Reserve and Nature
Preserve hosts kayak tours of
the Back Bay at 10 a.m . Sun-
days for a two-hour tour. at
2301 University Drive, New-
port Beach. $20. Kayaks avail-
able through Newport Dunes
Watertront Resort. Call for
reservabons. (800) 58S-0747.
Arttst and r.cer Gary Mild·
more's ·Hot Yachts, Ocean
Racers From Topsails to Tur-
bos,· an exhibition of 2S of
his original yacht paintings
will run through March ts at
the Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum, 151 E. Coast High·
way. Newport Beach. Free.
Mllbmore's pamtmg depict
the evolubon of oUshore rac-
mg yachts. (949) 675-891S.
BLACKMAN LTD. ~ • • • • • • •••••
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On.age Coat C0Uege'1 18tb annual Hlgla Scbool Duce Day wlll be held from
8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Mardi 19 at 2701 F.uview ao.d., Costa Mesa. More than 225
Orange County bJgb IChool ltudentl and tbell' fKulty aclvlson are expected to
attend. (714) •32-5506. .
The Jewlth Famlly Servtce of
Orange County lS fonning a
parenting group that will
meet from 10 to 11 :30 a.m.
Mondays at the Jewish FaJTU-
ly Service, 250 E. Baker St ..
Suite G, Costa Mesa. The
program otters parent!> the
opportunity to talk with other
parents and a counselor
about concerns and to ledm
ways of ucc fuJ parentmg.
Call for infonnauon on fee
and group enrollment. (714)
445-4950.
Women SO and older may be
part of a discu lOn group
coordinated by Jewish faJTU -
ly Services to addr J.S ues
such as aruoety, d pr
relabon.stups, lonelme and
family that meets from 10 to
11:30 a.m. Monday at the
OPEN DAILY
AT 11:30 am
'i'
RO LEX
•
agency ofhces, 250 E. Baker
St .. Swte G, Costa Mesa. Pre-
registration reqwred. (714)
445-4950.
Friends or the Newport Bed
Public wbraty Used Book
Store are asking for patrons to
donate books to replenish the
dwmdlmg tock. Books may
be left at any of the three
branch libraries at Balboa,
Mariners, or Corona del Mar.
or in ·the book closet next to
the Friend Book Store at
1000 Avocado Ave .• Newport
Bedch. AU hardcover and
paperback dona.uons, with
the exception of magazmes
and law books, wiU be
accepted and are tax
deducuble. (949) 7S9-9667.
Tbe BrallJe i....tute oaen
free computer cla to peo-
ple with fading vtS100 who
have difficulty eeing the
computer creen. The Oasis
Center at 800 Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar, offers
six ses ions. Call to sign up
for etas . (714) 821·5000.
Musball's Tae Kwon Do in
Costa Mesa offers free seU-
defense clas es to ct&rhne
pilots and llight attendants.
Classes are taught by three-
time U.S. Nauoncll Champion
Tom Marshdll. Marshall's is at
333 E. 17th St. Swte 13, Cos-
ta Mesa (949) 574-0122
A SP.Jrltual care dus meets at
7:15. p.m. Wednesdays at 3400
Irvine Ave .. Sy.Jte 114, New-
port Beach. Call to reserve a
seat. (949) 263-1462
A brain tumor support group
meets the fir t and third
Thursdays each month from 7
to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Can-
cer Center at Hoag HospataJ.
1 Hoag Dnve. Newport
Beach. Free Registrauon not
required The group 1
d 1gned to help pabent dnd
thetr f411Ulle understand and
cope Wlth th illn s. (9491
574·6232.
St. Andrew 's Presbyterian
Church h0$ts a menldl illn
upport group from 6.30 to 8
Be a part
Of tradition.
Foundadon·s 552 Cub
and make a difference
In the health d
To~a
applkMlala. al
949/574-720&
Daily Pilot
p.m Sundays in blerentie1d
Ha.U C at 600 St. Andrews
Road. Newport Beach: (949)
574-2236.
TM JeWtlb Fulily Senta. of
Orange County sponsors a
dilculsiOO group focustng on concems and respons1bilib
of adult cluklren and th Lr
parents from 6 to 7 p!m two
Tuesdays a month at the J w-
ish Family Servtee office nt
250 E. Baker St., Suite G,
Costa Mesa. StO per person,
per se slon. Preregistrahon
reqwred (714) 445-4950
Tbe Jewlsb F..ily Servtt-e of
Orange County has ~ w k-
ly P4" nting upport group
to help parents lectm trate-
gaes for ucce ful parentmq
and h lping them deaJ with
the fe ling and behavior of
their children. The group
meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m
Monday at Jewish Family
Service, 2SO E. Baker St
Suite G, Co ta Me a. Tht•
group wall cover topics
about managtng anger, c1nx-
1ety and peer pre sure chil-
dren expen nee Prereq1 ...
trat1on required (714) 445
4950
The Costa Mesa Senior Cen-
ter ha bdllroom dancmg with
I.we mu 1c from the P tee Vdn
Or chott Tuo on Tue dt1'
nights from 7:30 to 10:30 pm
at 695 W 19th St . Co!>to
M , $4. (949) 548-3834
Jewish Family Service of
Orang County pon orl'> <1r1
ongoing healing upport
group for the chromcdlJy 111
The purpo e 1 to prov1d1·
partanpclnt with emotwnt1l
and pintual upport 111
manage 1Une and 1t" con
equcnce Th group m1•1•t'
at 7 p m. Thursddy <1t JP\\
1 h ~dmi.Jy ·erv1ce. 250 [
8dker St • Co td f\ h•'"
Attenddnce as free. but rt q
1 trahon ll'> rcqutrt.>d 17 1~1
445-4950
Scr.bble Club No. 350 meets
from 6 to 10 pm ThuT'idtt''
at Bord N Books, f\ tu 1< ~
Cede on 19th Street dod Nt•\\
port Soul vard, Co la Ml•,t1
S3 New player are "Pl·
com (949) 759-487 t
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GU01I Of 1111 DAY
"/Just couldn't wait. It had been
haunting me all weekend ... I'm
really happy. It's a big thing ... •
Miii ciello ~--St.nford-bound
Corona del Mar High senior
~ity Pilot
High voltage:
Bob Watts has ..
a clarification
for ace report
Fonner Orange C~t College
and Newport Harbor High
standout says his reported
demise is slightly premature.
I nt r bng how m.ill world items often
anse m the world of pom Two names
from th 1948 Newport Harbor Htgb
vars1ty football team w r m the air
recenUy.
One, halfback Bob Watts, <'dme up when
an Orange Coast CoU<?9e talr report,
relauvc to the '51 OCC charnp1onstup
team's 50th r union. publl hed a letter
mdicaung Watts had died Th report came
from a past player and was not conhrmcit
Fortunately, Wcttts, an All-Sunset League
selection off tho '49 TcU varsity. lS very much
al.ave. Hts mother did note that he had been
1ck and was m a wb lchair Otherwt , be
&S fm and weU Watts 11nd lus late brother
Frank helped operate theu fath r's Balboa
l.Jquor Store for y an. On day, however.
Bob took an opporturuty Lo rve as an
auditor m soul.hem N vada.
Bob, who ran a t 0 3 m the 100-yard da h
as a seruor pl' pst r, was also a m mbcr of
th '51 OCC footbaJI ouU1t
H and ctassmat Don Krupp were mates
on th '48 Tar vanity cllld played together m
Don Cantrel
SIDELINES
the ason·openmg clash
agcunst SI Anthony, a
teain that would end as
th C IF co-champion
with Santa &rbara, 7 • 7.
Harbor was d young,
inexperienced grid team
lo '48 and the Saints
didn't have any fears
about playmg the Sailors
on the Newport field.
T1u.s was Coach Al
lrwtn's return to Newport
and few expected
anyUung but d so-so
a.son Most of th
pleyers were 1ust 16 or 17 years old Some
were only 15
NonE"th I • Irwin' t am. led by
fullback Bob Berry and uperb end Bob
Thompson, tunned t Anthony from
begmning to the final four nunutes of play.
The Tctrs scored farst and led, 6-0, unbl the
Scunts scored. 7 ·6: th n Harbor came back
to I ad, 12·7
H owever, Watts had tus punt blocked Ul
th last minutes and 11 was recovel'ed
on the Newport to by the Samts. Within that
short pan of lim , the Satnts scored one last
tune. making it. 14 • l 2.
Look.mg back once, lrwin, seeing the
opporturuty to grab a golden vadory, scud, ·1
should have called for a safety •
Watts could have turned and run mto h.as
own end zon Out of a safety. he could
have punted the bail an lunated 45 yards
and th lnts wouJd have lost good odds on
the dJ.stance wtth littJ time left
Knipp w U remt-mbers the battle ag&i.05t
the Saints and how rare It w to be
confronting the v ry team that would
ca~ th CIF uUe many w ks later.
How y, r, Krupp today can report another
CJF experience that came th f&m.&ly way
through hls n ph w, Kevtn, th son of
Krupp' broth r.
Ke\l'U\, a juruor rve nd for the
powerful Edison High gndd rs, found bis
team confronting Long Beach Poly for the
CIP title recently. On a glum note for
Ed.ilon. Poly captured the crown Poly bas
long been a Southland pow• ln football.
Kevin's father, 8nK"e, was an outstanding
N.tval olfker and FBI agent ln earlier
)'Ml'I. M a kid, 8Nte WU OM ol the
fevorile Y°""'il quart•rbKks for Rod
MecMlWan. fe>r1Mr Harbor 8oy1 Club
ctirector, and a rutty vanaty qua.rterbKk
ooce lor trwtn at Newport.
Wllb .... ..-neat. Bruce ooce borroWed • pa.y lram tbe '49 Tar vantty quartert>Kk
IDd ... It work for a long eouchdown nm.
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HIGH SOIOOl. IASIETIAl.l -TOURNAMENT TIME
-OM.Y PllOT PHOTOS IY DON L£ACH
Newport Harbor HJgh's Tony Melwn (above. right) and tbe Sailon are competing at tbe
A.n&belm Convention Center today against llnt-round tournament foe Kennedy at 3 p.m.
Costa Mesa's girls, with Rhondi Naff (below, left) one of the keys to the Mustangs' game,
coaUnue ln the Artesia Tournament, meeting Penin.sula at HawalJan Gardens Center at 3:15.
llGll SOIOOl WATll POLO
CdM's Pantuli<ino
is Stanford bound
CdM dafanihe ltmdout wiD play for Vargas again next year in Palo Aleo.
P~. 6'foot. t70 po.oncll. lpllMcl
CdM in di tM wtn °"' e..,..._. la
ClF title game Nov 11et11•.e
Plua. K'OdDg two goell ind jNOV .....
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w.dnesdoy, Dec.fnber 19. 2001
tlGH SOIOOl
GIRLS SOCCEI
Curran
sparkles
despite
2-Q ·Ioss
Estancia goalkeeper keeps
' things in perspective.
St.Ye Virgen
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -
The unexpcctt>d
o<curred before
Estancia High took
on nonleague \'l51tor
Colvdry Chap I 1n
gu~ soccer TuP<;cJdy
But. Kdrleen Curran
7
was reddy ~ 0..-2
E')tdnCld ...... 0
o ph o m o r e
goalkeeper A~yn Knott llljured her
ankJe durmg pre-gome wann-ups and
could not play Curran hlled ln and
prevented a Ccilvary Chcip I rout,
recording 15 sovtt 1n E tdn("ta' 2-0
loss
The Calvary Chapel Eagles (6-3)
, picked up a gOdl m th early moments
of the game. off cl penalt)' kick by <:artie
Chlaravcllloll but C urrcrn and her
teammate held Calvary Chapel
scor~le through 70 minutes
With five mmutes rctmammg.
Calvary Chcipel's Beth Knkonan mad
good on a brl'clkaway to ecure th
WlO.
However. ~lanc1c1 f~t·yea.r coach
Tom Williams '><JW unprovement m tus
team that played without rts best pl<1)·er,
Arh Reynold and droppt>d to 2-5
overall
Reynold'> d ruor who was ct ftr..t·
team AU-Panhc Coast LeaguP player
ldi>t yedr, pctced th 1dehnM and
baslcally sef'\ed a.s Willi<1m ·a tant
throughout the contest
·Today was fun becau we s.w
improvement and fE tan("tcll played
with• lot more h art.· sa.td Reynolds,
who injured her ankl dunng the
volleyball ea on but "1U be r ady
when league play tart Jon. 8 at
Northwood
Williams 1S dIWOUS to g t Reynolds
back because ht> 1 goming extra
knowledge by playmg clSSlSta.nt co.ch
With Reynold out, Wilbams satd
Estanoa focused on fl ld awa.renesa.
and the Jack or u was th chff rence Ul
lh game
·nus is Wte our pracuc-e. • Wl.l.lWns
said •We need to ra1 our
awarene We hav thr problems
rtght now trapping, pa 109 and
po 1t1001ng Other than that we re
near perfKt •
Estcllloa had Just two shots on goal
in the econd hall. while Calvary
Chapel booted rune towa.rd the bo5t's
net Curran. o seruor who usually plays
midfieid r. opped .ght. She receaved
help from :n1or M C tellAno,
1uruor Alaina w and Juruor Ruth
Ch.av ro tn th back
In th 70th nunut , JWUOf Amanda
Abbott stolf! a C4Jv.uy Chapel pet1 and
led a ruce tn front ol OY!vero, wbo
ped out on lb breilaway Witb a
defender t each ~ lhe nt a lbot
that WJk>d Wld i.tt of the Ml and that
was u cl as EstAnoa got.
8 w.dnetdoy. December 19. 200' SPORTS Daily Pilot
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Costa Mesa senior Chad VakW (23t looks for help. He ud h1s tea.mmates host
Saddleback tonJght ln a nonletague boys basketball game.
wmuu TODAY'S SCHEDULE ww '°'° C~ ""°"*' -V~ High tcnool 9'fls ~
o1t c:...I State Los ~ l pm """'*"'-fim round, ¥1. wtwttilr at ~ J 1 S p m. y Qu.ntl .tt
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oil ~ c-tJon Cent• Holfbot YS W. TorrlnW. •30 p_m.
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~ Hoth oil C.on:w~ cMI MM, 7 Mtu o11 Atletie Toumlment. .conct
p m ~ o1t emu Mew. 7 rounct vs. f1i1n1raM. 3 1 s PJn • .,
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Eagles eye winning season
If the wins don't come,
Estancia will still be
taking pleasure in
unproving.
Si.ve Virgen
ONLY PILOT
< OST A f\.1ESA -Regctrdl
ol lt'rtqul! 'itdlldlng'i or evf.>n 1l'>
rt><ord, lh<' Estancia High garb
!>UC'C"l:'r l<'dm I fOC'U <>d on d
"'tnninq seMOn I lo" -.o?
lt•l the E.tgle hr t-yf>tlr
'Odrh. Tom Williams. t!Xpla1n
IA'> lSldnl COclCh M1kf'
t-. la!>trdngeJo and II would llke to
hdvt• the girl~ unprove ttnd
fet•I proud thdl they have
dt•vl•loped, • Wtllram!> r11d II w.-w1n on game or 1f we don't
"m ctny. we wdnl Lhe 91rl'I to
l'nlOY ,.,OCCt'rl If they do W(>ll
dnd rn11no\.1'. we hdvl' lo raU II
d wmrunq <tf'd\On •
Wm-; Cdme IC'w la t yedr
when th re was hdrdly uruty on
lhe team Thi.s St.'dSOn Wdham"
'Mild lhf' Eagles ·rwt .ilunq with
t•ttrh o ther •
Tht•'r' dft• IJH'dl Jll'Oph'..
Wtlhdm'I Sdld "Thl'\. work hdrtJ
.tnd 'how 'itronq .. non
,\., they prt'Pdffl for thf>
CJCllctcn \\ t><tl Lt•i.'lque n<>itl \t'•tr,
lh Edqlt•, tU(' 'tt'i•kmq \ldbilil)
Th~y hcl\<' hdd fnur d1flt•u nl
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HIGH SOIOOl GIRLS
SOCCER PREVIEW
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lhl' )oh \\ 1lh mt nt to am pron~
lh • progr..un. Their background
1ndic • tt> u
1.utr.mg lo ls • fonncr pro
who pltyed ln AnJ nuna.
Wilham aad be t.nltidt d
AV m ortbem Nevada aod
Ldk Tahoe n 1977, and tbe
progr m is now hug • 11 bas
also coached adult dub teams.
mostly men. He said h is m1-
retired and the coaching
opportunity at Estanoa was too
good to pass up. His lald·baCk
schedule. which 1ndudes • bd oC
bu anes consulttng and
ubstltule teaching. aUows
plenty ol tune to concentrate on
coach.mg th Eagle Plus. he
bas Mastrang o to h Ip tum
What' more , senior team
capldlll Arlls Reynokh is a stable
INder who t.ak control Lf the
tf'lllTI gets off balance R ynolds,
a hrst-te.tm All·Pac1llc Cout
League pertonner 1 t yeu. ls
td lmed by an ankl ln)wy. But
he said he will be ready to go
whrn ledgue play starts. Jan 8
at Northwood
Junior Ruth Chavero also
rNums wUh honol""I Sh earned
o;econd-team dll·league laurels
last year. when the Eagle•
truggled ln the PCL without a
WU\.
ThP Eagle , who are 2·5,
have ttl o b en di playing
Improvement becau of the
Uoru lrom Kati n Curran.•
\er attl 1unlor m1dflelder
Curran can also play goalkeeper,
which he did amst Calvary
Ch peJ Tuesddy and re<'Orded
13 v '
With JU l five en1ora,
Estanoa fe ture a young t am
that 1nclud fre hman Elise
Carroll, a forwurd with qwck
f • •t 4Dd ebov •«IV rage b.IU·
handhng kills.
ell Ind OeMill
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Mesa just n;rlsses
against Lakewood
Naff scores 28 points, Caron injured in overtime. .
Costa Mesa[IJ Hlgh's girls
basketball team
came up with lls
best effort of tbe season,
according lo the Mustangs'
coach, Jlm Weeks. but in the
end fell In overtime to Lakewood
In the first round ol the Artesla
Tournament Monday, "8-45, di
Lexington Junior High.
The klu drops Mesa to 2-5
The Mustangs meet Perunsula
today at 3.15 in a consolation
round game at Hawauan
Gardens Center
Rhondi Naff. who sent the
game into overtime Wllh three
free throws in the hnal 20
seconds of regulation, led au
IC.'Ofen wltl\ 28 potnts. mdudmg
five boards and two assists
Teammate Christme Caron, d
S-fooC· 10 'JelU(Jf, ~ 12 po&nl\
and had 13 rebound , but
uttered an ankle lnlury Ln the
ovcrtJm ion and h r talus
l.s uncertain for today
El) n Bello had ax ts
ror th Must•n'I
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Eagles suffer 49-45 l~ at Cathedral City
The Estancia[][]
High girls basket-
ball team lo t an
11 -polnt fourth-
quarter lead and suffered a 49-
.C5 nonl ague I at Cathedral
City Tuesday.
The Eagl (2·5) reU mto foul
troubl 11\ the fourth quarter as
sophomores 1hsha WcSSe ( Vf'n
points) and CTystaJ f\,fmo fouled
out Tralllng • .t 1-JO, c\fter three
quarters. the Lion 17-3)
outscored EstanC'ld, 19-4, In th<>
fourth.
Juniorl\sha Gray, who ct.long
with W and Mino. returned to
the tartlng hneup after ct one-
game absence due to a rmsst'd
practice and sub equenl
d15Clpltne by their coa("h. Paul
Kirby. Gray led lhe Eagle Wllh
18 J>Olflls, while JuruOr XoduU
Byfield scored 12
"W<> should ht1v<> won. we
Jll"I du1n't plcl; very w l11n lhe
fourth qurut<•r, • Kirby '><tld • We
had onJ;• onl' hl1ld qool (d thr -
porntC'r b; Byflt•ldl In lht• lourth
We JU\I httve to g<'l r<>ady for
(tod.tyl cind El Toro They beat
u\, 50-42, <'clrlil'r m lhc n:
EslclnC'lo will Id<' 0 Toro a1 6
tonight In thl' l\.h\ ron V1e10
Tourn.tm<>nl al ~h'>'>lon V1e10
lbgh
MWit• S-ltlr~ ~ Crrt 41. ls1MCM45
r~ 1•' n • •5 Colthedr oil (11)' 1 1J I 0 19 .,
~ • Gf_, 11, M.no 5, Watt 7
lyflf4d 12. ~'0 ) l'efw 0 ca.n ... 0
)i)I ~ lyfield l WolM I Mono 1
~ °"' """" M.no CMhMrlil Qty H.tmpton 11,
lryolr'I 3. ,~ 11 lOwf .. I, seMy I.
Htddy 10 Undlf'wood •
J.pt 9IN1'. ·~"' 1, ''""'t l Foulfd °"' notW
Newport Harbor girls earn first victory
Amy Burlingham cored on a br<'dka'"dY 15 ~
minut tnto the second halJ to ledd t•v.port Harbor I.
High to a t -0 victory over v 1bn9 Dand I lilt rn d ,._.
nonleagu girls soccer gclllle Tuesday
Kara Demille made hve sav lo ectm tht• 'hutoul Odll.s I lills'
Kabe Sruelds made ven sa\...-s.
Also cootnbutmg to the Sculors \.lctory Wl'rt' "' per Batbar.t
Juli4n, Tory Manch ter and TnClo Orth tn m1df1eld.
Newport Harbor fl..C·IJ oubhol lhe Dolphim, 10-7, t>n route to
eanung its brst win of lhe season
Costa Mesa overpowers anta Ana. 11-5
Costa Mes,, High ruor A hJe)' \\rig ht 'i('()rPd .. 1
goeJs and the Mustang girls Weller polo 1 «tm held
v111uog Santa AM to two goals throu9h lhrl'f' penoch liiiliiii!iiiiii!iiiiiili!iiil
for an t 1-5 nonleague V1ctory Tuesddy
Sophomore g04he Giilet Paulhu dnchon•d tht• cll'fen'>l' ttnd
recorded 10 sav Costa Mesa. which wtll play m the Gold •n
West League. which include n1a Ana. n<>xt )'Cur 1rnpro'<l"d to
... 1
The Mustang will ho I Ld Quintn todrty ttl 4 pm
Unbeaten Sage Hill rolls to 5-2 conquest
Junior Alexi Hands scored two goaJs to I ctd lht.• [ID
unbeaten Sage Hill High guts 'iOC'Cer team to a .t-l 1.• f
oooJeague Victory over h t Tcttbut Vlorah TuM<ta) • _
Hands connected on a breakaway m lh h~t hcill,
as lbe Ughtnlng bwlt a 3-1 lecld an th tint .to nunut . Fr
Amy Werblin and sophomore Megan Cuny sror< d on g J dC'h
and cbsbed out one 4p Fre<ihmdO ~ld('k nLI O'Bnen.
had an auist for ge Hill (.t-0-1 ). wtule fn~hm•n goalk
Odey McMAlclun anchored the def ~. recordmy a.x .,.,
1be IJ9btrung will host WhittJ r Christian, Thundo) at 3 :15
p.m.
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referred to u "DISTRICT", will receive sealed bids up to, but no later than 2:00 p.m. on the 22nd dlr1 of
~. 2002. at the DISTRICT Administration Offices. 17200 Pinehurst Lane, Bu1ld1ng B. Huntington
BMch, CA 9264 7.
At this aald time. date and place, bids will be publlcly opened and read aloud for the followlng:
FOUR GYMNASIUM/ AUDITORIUM BUILDINOS
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NO. NUMeeA
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3 Site l Jtiliti-& PIL "~ A r..~ r..~R 10~0001
4 Structural Steel & Mltcellaneous Metals A C51 C23 C60 11:0001
Plana and specifications wlll be available after December 17, 2001 at the office of the Construction
Man9Q«. douglas e. bamhart. Inc:., 10760 Thornmlnt Road, San Diego. CA. 921i7. 858/385-8200
attentton Unda Lester. TheN I• • t100.00 rwfundatM depoalt for ptane.
A NON-MANDATORY pt"9-bfd mMttng la achedua.d for 0.cember 20, 2001, at 9:00 a.m., at the
~ View School, 17081 Avttla Lene, Huntington BMch, CA. 86dden .,. to meet at the mein
ftegp Die In front of the achool. lmmediat.fy foHowtng nmew of the MMa View alt9, blddera wtl vtett
the MMne View School, Viau View SchooC and Spftng View School attee. AU. BIDDERS ARE
S'TROHOLY ENCOURAOE.D TO ATTEND THE PRE-BID MEmNO.
The DISTRICT requires that bidders possess valid contractors hcense{a) as listed above at the·t1me bid 1a
submitted. Thls list In no way relteves bidder from fulflllment of any legal requirement or licensing
necesaary for performance of the work.
\
EACH BID MUST CONFORM AND BE RESPONSIVE ONLY TO THE BID DOCUMENTS ANO
AGREEMENT IN ITS ENTIRETY. AS PROVIDED BY THE DISTRICT.
PUBLIC NOTICE ·
INVITATION TO BID .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ocean View School Olstnct of Orange County, Caltforn1a, hereinafter
refet'1"8d to u "DISTRICT". wlll receive sealed bids up to. but no later than 2.~ p.m. on the 22nd dlr1 of
~. 2002, at the 01sm1CT Admln stratlon Offtces. 17200 P1nehu~ Lane. Building B. Hu!"bngton
Beach, CA. 92647. ..
At th s said bme, date and place. bids will be publicly opened and read aloud for the following. '
FOUR OYMNASIUM/AUOITORIUM BUILDINGS
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