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MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 2001
A fmal loop arounct Newport · Harbor
Boats may have made
their final trek around
a historic parade route
Bryce Alderton
DAILY PILOT
F nends and family gathered
around Geoff Landon's 61-foot
yacht Sunday night. ready to
sail around Newport Harbor for the
hnaJ night or the 93rd annual New-
port Harbor Christmas Boat Parade.
World 1Tade Center.
·we thought the firemen needed
a shot m the ann and it keeps Wllh
the patnol..lc theme.· Ldndon said.
The theme· for Uus yedr's pardde
was •Let Freedom R1119. •
"It had flags all around and was in
tune witll tile patriotic theme.· said
Seymow Beek, one of the 32 judges
and a member or tile Commodores
Club of the Chamber of Commerce.
"It had good mu5ic too. There were
some great entnes this year, lots of
smalJ boats were decorated and they
did a great JOb. •
They put the how on and the
crowds came.
"It's been about the same as m tile
past. not bigger or smaller,• said
Richard Luehrs. president of the
Newport Beach Chamber of Com·
merce. •Witll the Thursday rain it
was d little softer Ulan usual.•
Luehrs esl..lmated crowd sizes to
be about l00,000 to 150.000 Vlewers
edch night, whJch equals about 1
nulhon for the ~even rughts.
The 11-time overall Wl.JlJler has
decked tus boat in hghts and figures ror
the past 13 years for the annual parade
put on by the Newport Beach Chamber
or Commerce. 1lus year he came dway
with first place m the hwnor and on91·
nality category (or the decoration or tus
boat "Unpretentious Too.·
It depicts a scene from ground
zero after the terrorist attacks on the
One bodt named "Qwck I ldm·
mer,· decornted by Don and Kdthw
Hcudl, hdd d laser light at tht> top ol
the mast and had lights made rnto
pdtlems of Amencan flag!t, Cclll<!hl
the eye of Judge ctnd wa!t reCO<J·
ruzed w1U1 the Sweepstakes Award
Pardde Wdtchers include residents
hosung pnvate parties. people
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A participant in the annual N ewport Harbor Christmas Boat
Parade cruised by diners at Villa Nova restaurant.
PHOTOS BY S(AN ti!U.ER I OAl.Y Pl.OT
Cbuel&e Bol9ert. 8, holds 'fyler Davis, 7, on he:r lap as they wak:h rehearsals at l>ant'ers in Motion studio in COiia Mesa.
Orange Bowl bound
Mesa
dance
troupe
is set to
perform
at halftime
during
next
week's
Orange
Bowl Cara WbJt.aker, 9, cluce9 chutng rehearsal.
Lolita ... ,....,
DAILY PILOT
T hey were not figured into the Bowl Championship Senes
ranking and have no win-loss record to peak ol. But d C'os·
ta Mes<i team has received an invitation to tile FedEx
Orange Bowl 1ust tile SdJDe.
Dancers m Motion. a Mesa Verde-based performing group, wus
mvtted lo be part of the college bowl halftime show, along sid 29
oth r perfonrung comparues. Dressed in hJp hop gear. 14 gub from
the C~ta Mesa tudlo will perlonn on Dec. 2 to song by c1 varl ty of
popular artists. lncluchng R&B group Jagged Edge
Wlule each glrl 1S an accomplished dancer -WUU\.lng va.nous
accolad from provious dance compebtions -nothing prepared
them for the exoting chance to perfonn at a naUonal event ·1r th best thUlg ever. It's going to be so fun,• said R becca
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An actor of the greatest .. mettle
Newport
girding
for budget .
crunch
•Combination of fdctors hdve ·
city leaders expecting the cit}
will receive less money next yed.r
June C.Mflr•nde
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -A 1.l btlhon·
plu '>lute budqet .,hortld!J could <tdd to
the budget crunch the C1l)' I cllredCh
feeling from the Sept 11 dtldcks and thl•
overnll economic downturn
City <;taff cirt> ldklnQ ddvantdge of d
hohd<t\ lull to get a Jump tart on the next
b~cal yecir' budget Though 1t'!t too earl\
to know doUdf ctmoun~ ofbcwb are
bracing to la t \eor' $138 4 rrulhon
budg 1 ldke a nOM> cbvP m rl'Vt-nu~ ·tr qoing to be d chdllt•ngmg vcw
because of the t.'<'Onom1c dm-. ntum.
becdu.<>e ol stat<.• budg t cru.i.s, bt'<cJll ul
dM abon cost:, for \>wport O>ci.'-l. • '>did
Deruw. Od.Jlner. the ot\., udnurustrdbH•
5el"\1C-chrector "Ow 5dle:!t tax i> down,
our lrdrul nl ON:ilpanry tax I! down dnd
wt•ro v ry roncenwd ebout cJO\ "'"' action thdt could affect us locally •
In partJculdr, C'lt}' ofhoah Me wom cJ
tll,;t stall' offmdll. could dec'1de to ~1th·
hold rnon 'll lrom verude license r
and Jclll booking lee normAU)· routed to
Cllle La t year. N.-wport 8P.ach
received S3 9 million from th l«tte. from
verucle been let><> and anoth r $21.793
for Jrul booking f •
Last) ar\ budq l a.bo mclud ~ a one·
11.me SS-million pd)'ltlent from the Arn n-
can ltc1d, r oil pill ttJement agreement
"HistonC'all). th tate bas looked to
ab ti\ wn !>like th • Sdid Glen E\·t>r-
road. rev nu ma.nctgcr for the oty. "The
governor' ldtem nt tllat he uitendi to
partner Wlth o b Ill the n'CO~ et}' process
sugg to mt• thc1t W() re qomg to s.ha.re
the pa.ul .
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Irvine Coast OWters in Udo MMin. Village offers ~r electric boat cruises
with a gourmet dinner. S 1 IO for two people. (949) 675-4704.
2 Monday, Oec:embet 24, 2001
SEA ..UR /OAlY I'll.OT
Under stormy condJdom and a heavy surf advisory, a man (who saJd bls name was Jesus Christ) beads to the
end of the 28th street Jetty in Newport. Surf reached heights of 8 feet
Really nasty waves
June C.--.ende
DAILY PILOT
I t's the ultimate tease: The surf's
raging, but so are levels of some
really nasty stuff that can make
surfers sick.
The same stonns that leave the
w feeling fresh and ICNbbed ~
the same storms that whip up the
I waves that dreams are made of, are
also the storms that send things like
• animal waste, sewage, rotting plant
debris and dnpped motor oil into the
ocean and bay.
•It's just a general rule: Any tune
there's a stonn of Uus magrutude, we
put out an adVlSOry. We recommend
staying out or the water for at least
72 bows alter the last storm.• said
Monica Mazur, an environmental
health specialist for the Orange
County Health Care Agency.
This is no play-1t-saJe overreac-
tion, she said.
•Testing has shown that pretty
much any time there's a stonn of this
WHAT'S AFLOAT
· SAIUNI TUMS
Or.age County employen can brt.ag
their employees out to Newport
Beach on weekdays to enjoy a day of
sailing courtesy of Orange Coast Col-
lege. The School ot Salling and Sea-
man.ship now offers a chance for
groups to work with the onbodrd
instructor on different Millng tech·
ruques while they get advice on how
to perform well in bualnea. No sail-
ing experience necessery. One-day
dauet range from $100 to St 25. (949)
645·9'12.
VOL.B. NO.Ml
-k~ ~
Wmter storms like last
week's bring big breakers,
but they also churn up
unheaJthy elements off
Newporfs beaches
magrutude. levels of thing like fecal
coWorm are going to be too blgb to
go m the Wdter. • he said.
But what about the anvtnoble die·
hard, the least-health-consoou or
surfers? Where hould uch a wave
warrior go for the best odds against
icky infections and other conse-
quences? Don't a k health ofhoals.
Their answer remains a oud. beach· to-~ach •stay out.·
Md there is one place you really,
really don't want to take a chance.
Unlike all the other stonn drain that
carry stuff into the bay and ocean,
the Santa Ana Riv r outfall ha a
uruque twist upstream that make 1t
IOAT RENTAlS
Gondola tours .... otlered by lbe Gon-
dola Co. of Newport. 3400 Via Opor-
to, Swte 102·8. Th $75 cost andud
a basket of bread, ch • saJami. ice.
glasses, a blanket, music end a
Polaroid picture Wtne also tS avail-
able. (949) 675-1212.
Gondola Adventures/Newport. 3t01
W. Coast Highway, olfers one-and
two-hour gondola aui.ses A on -hour
tour with champagne is $70 A two.
hour tour Wlth dinner and cham-
pagne is $180. Pickup ts availabl at
waterfront re taurants. (949) 675·
4984.
lrvlne Cout Cherten ln Udo Marlaa
Village otters two-hour electric boat
cruises with a gourm t dinn r. $180
for two peopl . (94 ) 675-4704.
all the more risky.
The river, which dumps into the
ocean about four miles oUsbore from
the city's border with Huntington
Beach, has e dam in Riverside Coun-
ty. The Prado Dam adds an element
of uncertainty because there's no
way to be sure how long water there
was held before it was reteMed to
trick.le down to Newport Beach.
Sometunes. four or five days after a
ra.in. dam waters could be released.
sending some unpleasant surpnses
mto the ocean. .
Soon. beach goers will have
acces to a little more informabon.
The Orange County Health Ca.re
Agency will begin posting beach-lo·
beach bactena counts on its Web
ite at www.oceanbeachlnlo.com
shortly after the first of the year. But,
because 1t will contain information
from tests a week earlier or more,
the defiant surfer looking for dlrec·
lion for the day's deanest wave
won't get much help here, either.
ZJp tbroug.h the water oa a -. motor-
cycle known as a Sea·Doo at Walk on
Water, next to the ferry on &Jboa
I land. $65 per hour for a single-or
doubl~ ter and $75 per hour for a
three-seater (9'9) 675-6800.
CIUISES
The Newport Landlng Belle ll avall-
able for weddings and receptJons,
cocktall and 51ghtseeing awses. and
m llngs ot $250 per hour (mmunum
two hours) and $150 for each addi·
tJonal hour. (949) 361-3640.
C•••llna Pweager Semc. rum '5·
nunu~ harbor cruises (adults. $61 chil·
dren. Sl) and 90-aunute cru11e
(aduJts. $81 children, Sl), deputing
from Balboe Fun Zone every 30 min·
ut from t 1 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. dally and
on th hour until 7 p.m. (949) 673-5245
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Doily Pilot
A little Christmas
boating cheer
A hoy.
Tomonow belllg
ChnstmaS. I wonder
what surpmes good boaters
will find under the tree from
jolly •ole Saint Nick.
U I could look into the
future to see how new tech·
nology will change the way
we boat:
•Hull designs changing
to incorporate hydrofoils or
multibull designs to increase
speed while lessening the
effects rrom swells.
• The new VHF marine
radios are using digital selec•
tive calling (DSC)1 allowmg
you to call another boat by
typ1119 in their code nwnber
without having to hall on
channel 16 for all to hear. Also.
DSC will allow you to send an
automatic mayday gnal that
will include your latitude and
longitud and v 1 llllorma·
tlon Wlth the push of a button
•I can see more boats
installing bow thrusters as
the pnces cootmue to drop
and the uruts beconung more
compact to mstall
• The navigabonal systems
will be cotnblned into one or
two flat panel displays show·
mg everything from radar.
Global Posltiorung System
tracking, engme readings, fuel
consumption and your e-mail.
•The building matenals in
the boats are making great
improvements Wlth lighter
and stronger matena.ls. Fiber-
glass may be replaced with a
molded plastlc bull. allowmg
easier repair and qwck cus-
tom productton. wtrtng tnstde
lS replaced with hber opbc:s
stoppang the corrosion that
affects every wire connection
one tune or another.
• Finally, there will be fast
upload and download c:onnec-
boo to the Internet wtule on
the water. Tb.is would allow
for you to actually take ydur
work on the water, getbng
ydJlt. out ol the office. With the
Internet you would have the
capability ol viewing infonna·
tion on upcoming harbors
along your route. You would
be able to see lJVe in your
boat any cameras that many
places are i.nstalll.ng for an
actual image of that harbor.
• • •
Packages under the tree can
hold many new and exitmg
advances in the boating workl.
but there are many who like to
remin.IKe to the yester years of
boating. Saihng 00 the lugh
W1lb the wind In your face
and the ti.Der Ul your band. and
boet delignen know this, too
You wll1 tee new boat .,,. a.gr. with a retro style cap.
tunng the dasmc yacht look
doc;:ked ID tbe M!p next to a
ewo dmgned yacht ol stain·
1-Rael and glass. For some.
cbMge ii wekomed.. and for
ott.w change lelve1 e yearn-
ing ol the pett For me -bnng
lt on. but I wUl always remem-
ber how to hold a lWllf and
ma.beet In one bind and a
.,..,. dwt in the alts band.
I bopie ~had a WOO·
derlul Ume dwing the Ouist-
Ml"ke Whitehead
THE HARBOR COLUMN
mas BOttt Parade and everyon1
should make plans to attC'nd
the Newport Beach Chamh1•r
of Commerce' Award D1M1•r
and AuctK>n on Jan. 25 dt th•
Four Seasons Hotel. The din·
ner recogruzes the WUl1lC!I'\ 1 •t
the boats in the parad dlld
homes that won th Rmg ol
l.Jghts. Plus, the event fwtur•"'
an tnaedlble 5llent t\lld llw
auctlOn. dinner and dclJlOJlq
• • •
As I head up just J>d'>I '·1.t
Franosco for Chnstnld . I
wanted to leave you a
Chnstrnas poem I wrotP
'1Wo8 the Day Befor<'
ChrLStm<ll Upon Newpo11 Hm
'7Wos the day befo1e
Christmas. And all throuqh
Newport Harbor
· You could see a Jew b<><'"
sailing on the water
And sea Ilona were r<',tmu
on top of their buoy
And the bell dangmq \\1th
each pas.sing swell.
The filh were happ) a' nr'
hooks were around
And the NG blrm were
eating, beJng led by a ho11
crowd.
When an ol audden tht•11•
arot1e such a cJatter
The Mermak& swam up to
see what wm the matt r
The aeo Uons dove mto th•
water and the boot• sail<•d
home to be away from th<·
•platter.
When lhore crowd looki·<I
out to aee tuch a -'ght
but the bird• JU.I cont in
ued eaUng their .upper.
AU of a sudden but what
should appear
the King of the Sea bring
Ing hi own Christmas chct•t
He spoke not a word, but
went straight to h1I work.
A8 King Neptune held up
hu scepter for all to .see
And out ol the llCepl r cwm•
a Ughtenlng bolt ao grand
it mad a clap when It hit
the land
And to everyone~ amaz
ment a.s you loolced around
DIMJppeorlng were all thP
storm drcuru that drained
Into his sea from the land.
HI.a gift for Chrdtmm was
no more polluted bay
But I heard him exclaim.
ere he .warn out of light
What ltartl at Ute drain.
fffda th~ harbor when It rom~
And Merry Chrlalmaa to
all and to all a 11tOle voyage
Safe Voyages
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Daily Pilot
A friendly face before the ffight
JWP:.s ambassadors
cheer busy passengers
and help answer
whatever questions
Dllly be on there minds.
,..,. Clntoft
DAllv Pit.or
A little goodwill goes a
long way at John
Wayne Airport these
days.
With airline travel
reduced to a somewhat
dreary, anxious march
through a half-dozen air-
port security c:heckpomts,
ambassadors at John
Wayne are bnnging their
good cheer to pa.nengers.
These bearers of good
feeling are volunteers, usu-
ally retirees like Sherman
Adamson.
• U there's anything I'm
trying to do, it's to make
their experience here as
pleasant as I can,• Adam-
son said. "People going _
through security approach
me and they're land of
glum It's tun to put a snule
on their face •
Adamson. who llves lll
Fountain Valley, volunteers
four hours a week -usually
during the 3 to 7 p.m. after-
noon shift -at the airport.
He amves at the
Thomas F. Riley temunal
on those days weanng the
candy-apple-red Jacket' the
a.uport provides bun and a
"May I Help You?· button
on his lapel.
The 68-year-old Adam-
son roams around m the
terminal's non-secure side,
outside the boarding and
screerung area, loolung for
souls to guide. He helps
them find thel.J' boarchng
gates, loc;ate the restroom
and find another flight if
they've missed one.
STM MCC~ I DAlY "OT
JWA ambuNdor Sherman Ad.ulson Uelds questions from con.fused travelen that
range from Wght schedules to good place to grab some gn1b. Tbe am~dor
program at the airport ls a volunteer program.
'If there's anything I'm trying to do, it's to
make their experience here as pleasant
as I can. People going through security
approach me and they're kind of glum.
It's fun to put a smile on their face.'
-ShermM\ Act.mson, JWA volunteer ambassador
He carries a schedule of
amvals and departures an
tus goodwill arsenal
Adamson is one of 50
a.uport ambassadors who
patrol the temunaJ loolung
to help the travellng publJc-
The program was tarted in
1998.
Now, more than ever. 1t
ha been a balm for )tttery
travelers A lnendly face
c-an d1ffw.e the tension. air·
port pokeswoman Ann
McCarley !>a!d
"That dUcVJates people'
fears.· hl' dld "It help
them reldx d IJttle bit •
As a gent with an aVld
mtere t m av1atlon, AddJTl·
on <t1d he feels tight at
home at John Wayne.
GYOU A
Dunng the l411 end of
the the Korean War, Adam-
son was a Navy pilot. ln the
edrly 1960s, he ran tus own
hcbcopter company m San
Diego. Sadly, the business
failed. The bank repos-
e sed the heltcopters. but
Adam.son was able to par-
lay the s1tuabon into a )Ob
in the banlc.ng Industry
After Adamson retired
from banJong. he needed
somelhlng to occupy h~
brne. His years of traveling
through John Wayne gave
hun the tdea to volunteer at
the dll"J>Orl It' an 4UJ>Orl
that bas always brought out
fondness m h1s heart
·1·ve always had a strong
attachment to Uus dlIJ>Orl, •
Adamson said. ·1r et very
user-fnendly airport •
llSIDI SCOOP
A surprising letter of support
N ewport-M Urutt d
SChool Board liust
w..dY u.c. bied
being a team play r rec ntly
and got a bad taste m her
mouth IJl the proc .
Leece s.ud be 1gned her
name m upport of the con-
troversial Home Ranch pro·
Jed. recently approved by
th• Costa Mesa Caty Couno.t
because he WM µnd r the
unpresstoo that the cntlr
school board would be
~dding th.ell' own John Han-
cocks. •
But when the I tter ccune
out, Leece's name was 1de-
by-tde wtth only Jim Ferry-
man, the trustee he !>ugg l-
ed hould resign from the
board because of his arr t m
charge of d.nVUlg under the
lnfluence a few months ago
Lee<:e now say he doe •
n't want to have anytlung to
do wtth the letter of support
MADAME MAYOR. ER ...
COUNOLWOMAN
We want to tlp our hats to
new Costa Mesd Mayor Un-
da Dixon
While Monday murked
the brst Caty Counnl m t-
ing 01Xon ha moderated m
her formal role as mayor, he
ca.med out her lead~rshlp
role like an old pro lln no
way are we calling the self-
proclaimed • 39 forever·
mayor old)
CLOSUllS fOI
TIE IOLlllYS
The following civtc offlcn Wfll
lM clos«f •t vanous tl~s
btaCM of tM holidays.
• Newport 8w:h Crty ~· will be dosed ChristYNS Eve w
Christmas o.y, as wefl as New
v..n Eve ..:I New YMr's Day
• Trash coll«tlon ~ strfft
w .. eping wtll not take pMl<e on
Owlstmas Of New v.¥s Day. For ~ lnfonNtion. c.11 the city's
<*Wf .. 5eMc.ts ~ at
(9'9) 644-3055.
She h Id udt nee mem-
ber to th allotted th.tee
mmut of tnput and beJped
st r counol members
toward appropnate comment
tun .
Lapws of confUSJon came
wh n fonn r Mayor Ubby
Cowan would ask a question
of city talf and they would
answ r back. ·well madame
mayor, I mean, Council-·
woman Cowan .. •
But tl was all taken m
stnd Just a llttle change to
g t uo;ed to. rounol members
jOked
GREEN(UGHT} CHEESE
South m hospitality or a
trap? On th heels of a
hoclung r v ldoon by City
Counnlwoman NonlY
Glover that she hasn't
wd hed her walkway 1ll
agPS. yet another reason
em rg to steer dear of her
hOUSE'
At d r nt counal m t-
mg Glov r was explaining to
actJv1st dnd somet.un~
ddve~ary Allan Beek how
<>he tnv s to be acce able to
hf>r ronstJtuents.
• 1 mVlte people mto my
hous . <\he told turn ·I've
had \ CJu at my house. an my
kitch •n I fed you bad
Chf'f''>f' •
-Compiled by
the Daily Pilot stiff
• Costa Meu Oty Hall Wiii be
dosed OlflStmM ~
• The Newport..Mfta Unified
School CMtJlct offQ Wll be dcmd
from Owistnw £11• hough New
YNf'\ ~ It will reopen Jan. 2.
School will raume on Jan. 7.
•The Or.nge County lowd of
Supervisors has c.ncefed •
month\ worth of rneetinQI dw·
1ng "'-holldays. In addition,
only two me.tings we set b
J~ The board's next me.t·
Ing Will be hetd at 9".30 am. Jan.
8 In tt. hearing room. 10 CMc
Centtt PlazA. Sant• Ana.
4 Monday, o.c.mber 2 ... 2001
PUILIC
SAFEn
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• UISTOl. ~A bur-
9l1ry occurred In the 3300
hlock .rt S 30 p.m Satur
Joy
• BIUSTOl STR.ER V.rn
dahsm occurred In the
BOO block at 6:45 p.m
Thursday.
• HAIUIOll 90ULIVARD:
Gr.rnd theft e1tceed1n9
S400 occurred in the 2300
block at 3·30 p.m Friday.
• NEWPO«T 9C)ULE.
VARD: Poss.ulon of a
controlled subst1nce was
reported in the 1900 block
dt 4 55 a.m Fnday.
• SHAUMAR DRIVE:
Som~ne w.rs reported
carrying a switchblade
knife in the 700 block at
10 16 pm S..turd1y
• VALENCJA STRER A
vehicle theft was reported
in the 1000 block .rt 3 45
<> m F11day
• WEST 11TH STREET
AND WALLACE AVENUE:
/\ burglary occurred .u
l 2() a.m. Saturday
• WEST 19nt STREn An
•J~en container in a public
plrk was reported 1n the
b6o block at noon Satur
day
.. EWPORT BEACH
• BIG CA.HYON DRIVE:
Vandalism was reported in
the 100 block at 7 37 am
Sunday.
• LAUfltE~ Trespassing
was reported 1n the 100
b lock at 5 24 a m Satur
day
•NEWPORT BOULE·
VARD: Assault with •
deadly weapon was
reported in the 2600 block
.lt 1'06 a.m. Saturday
• SANTA IAfltlARA DRI·
VE: A vehicle theft was
reported 1n the 800 block
11 9 39 p m Saturday
• 16TH STREn A res•·
lential burglary occurred
111 the 1900 block at 11 52
.1 m Friday.
• 34TH STRE~ A home
hurglary occurred in the
100 block at 2 21 pm Sat
wday
• TUSTIN: An unknown
suspect took a man's palm
trees from his front yard
,, the 400 block at 10:39
1.m Friday.
• VIUA POINT DRIVE: A
tut and run misdemeanor
cxcurred 1n the 200 block
ll 5 02 p m Saturday
• VISTA DEL OftO: Illegal
1Je<1dhng was reported 1n
rhe 2700 block at 6 45
1 m Friday
HARBOR
CONTINUED FROM 1
wdtching on docks. and
pcctato going out on y chl
chdrt rs, Lu hrs d, adding
thttt r,eqt tered boots w re up
5" ... compared to last year
flncl that bodters have fol·
lowed, the parade route.
·we've had muumat com-
11ldtnb and I'm plPased with
thl!I ye~u·!> parad • • Lu«'h.ts
'idlCi.,.
AU dwdrd winn<'n> from
thP Christma BOdt Parade
rnmpetihon and th(' accom-
pany109 Rllly ot Uyhts home
dCC'oralmg contest can look
forward to d dinner and
o wcud ceremony Jan. 25 at
the Pour Season Hotel an
N<'wport Beach.
BUDGET
CONTINUED FROM 1
But the aty has pdlllS of its
own. nut Lhe least or wtuch
rnmP from the unpending
ttnnexullon of Newport Coa t.
Thouqh eventually property
B.OWL
CONTINUED FROM 1
Zu-.smdn, I h. who ..aid she
Wtl., '>Cf P.tmmy and hugging
ht>r lt>llo~ ddncen. when she
ht•dfd the news.
J(>dn Sdvopolos-Dean,
d1rN tor of the ddnce ludJo,
'>did '>he .,C'nl d performdoce
lttJ:H' dnd d rE>sume to a tal-
(•nt .,coul for lhf? Orange
Hem I A fpw weeks later she
rC'< P1v(>d t1 letter inviting the
qrou1> tu perform 10 Pro
NEWSROOM
CONTINUED FROM 1
Roger ulllmdtely became
one of 88 "sports-wnler
~ • to be called back l1ln
tlnd agam to be extrdS lD the
movie dJld he wclS one of 44
lucky on~ who were pldced
in the front row on m<>l>t hots.
HJ'> work on the movie
't<>melulles started c.11 4 a m.
t1nd often dtdn't end unW 2
t1 m the next ddy, Wllh pretty
m1?t19er Wdges ctnd lousy
food.
"I n<'vm thought I'd get so
tued doing nothing.· he said.
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
OUR MlAlS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO
IAMllY OWNED roR JO Y(AkS OUR. TRADITION IS SIMPLE WARM
ATMOSPH(lt.(, Git.EAT FOOD' DRINkS, AT lt.EA~NAfll Pit.ICES
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. 196 E 17TH ST COSTA MESA 949·645·7626
c•T~ (:lfZ/~,.~MAd #>~rmx-
Mattre•• Outlet Store
I • .
• •
:lie 3165 11.-bor Blvd.
Costa l'lesa
• OM lloca '9oMll ol ~I f'W'/
ill (714) 545-7168
Donate
your vehicle.
1-888-308-6483
t hope in rnotion
to impr vc local live~.
•duc:tiblc
\
"It'• our way ol uytng
• tbAnk you' to the all the
people that put ln IO much
time decorating and provid·
mg a spectacle for all the vii·
itors to come and .... •
Luehtl Mid.
But Sunday could be the
last time boaten take tbear
boats along a route used
ince the l960s
Newport Beech Chamber
of Commerce leaden are
expected to meet eometime
ofter the awcll'ds ceremony to
reconsider the changes they
made to the boat parade's
route end dU(abon 1n
Augu t, whJch has caused an
outcry of opposition from res·
1denls used to the parade
selling past their homes.
The chamber announced in
August it will change the
puade rout next y.r-rutting
taxes from the area will be a
financial benefit to the dty,
start-up costs for provtding
hre, police and other seMces
to the area beginning Jan. 1
will hurt for a while.
And a $2.S-mWlon bonus
from annexation on the dty's
llnancial record books isn't the
boon it appears. All that mon-
Player Slad1um in Miarru.
The work has ju.st begun.
The dancers. who range in
age from 8 to 18. not only
have to raa enough money
to get to Aonda, they must
cl1so choreograph a dance
Sdvopolos-Dean sald he
1usl receJVed the CD Wlth the
music they will be perform·
mg to. She is confident tn her
group' ability to pull at off
"They'U nse to the chal-
ll•nge. They wouldn't have
cho n us u they dtdn't trunk
we could do ll, • she aid
Mobvabon to dance is nev-
"It's a i.trange busine s. •
Still. he could well appear
tn the background at the end
of a press conference scene
and at the end oC the fight
between Ah and Sonny Ua&on.
played by boxer MkMel
8enlt.. Roger is sattmg m the
front row, he says, right behmd
the actor plclymg Joe Louis.
Foe th part. he spent
hours in makeup and donned
a sports coal, be and notepad
and tried to look just like a
sport writer, Cll'Ca 1965. wtuch
happens to be one year after
Roger ldrted a part time
wnter at the Daily Pllot.
Just like the sports wnters
who covered Ali at the bme.
out the westemmo&t portion
between Udo 1sAand and Udo
Peninlula. and pert of the
route at the barbo(s entrance.
It allo annouooed plans to
shorten it by about 30 minutes
Concern about boat own·
ers that began the parade
butdroppedoutbefore1ts
ey, which is part of an ctqree·
ment with the lMne Ranch
Water Distnct. will go back to
the residents: S18 million in
the form ol tax rebel. the " t
as improvements to the area
'The dty does, however, earn
interest on that money.
City staff are in the proce
of estimallng their expend1-
er a problem but the lurg<•
scale of this performance
makes 1t that much easier to
learn, Savopolos-Dean said
The Orange Bowl l d b6·
year-old football tradtuon, cl
showdown ol the some of
the best teams 10 college
football. 11us year the Uni·
vers1ty of Aonda Gators 19·
2) will play the Mdryland
Terrapins ( l 0-11
Whtle mot men would
have their eye on Brue• Per·
ry, Maryland's lead rusher -
or Florida wade receiver
Jabar Gaffney -Bill Lind·
Roger didn't think much of
the cocky pnze fighter back
then. but he has comP lo
respect hJm as one of lhe
world's great st boxers.
·He came on as one of the
most outrageous big mouths
of all tune,· he SdJd ·We
weren't used to that. Nobody
did that ·
Smee tus work Pnded on
lhe llick. he hasn't hedrd
word one from the producers
about the movte, not evC>n
when 1t would open.
But he ha some great
memones.
He had great pra1 for
Bentt in hts portrdyal of Ll!t·
ton. the burly heavyweight
llJlllMAltilJ f\onl • <Mft.t
Christmas
at
Summerhill
A r/111,.,,,m1 rolktrion
10 /J~lp JO" ttiH'f'll1' tl>t spmt of
tl>t u1110,, OnUimmts. Wrr11tl11,
0-HolllilJ O,eor
Mon-Fn IO am-6 pm. 1 10 llrtl·S pm. un 10 am-4 pm
l.ol.,~ted bch1od Plum·, Pot110
369 E. 171.h St:rttt. C~ Mcq Phone l949J ~NS
.......... ...,...,,...,... ..
1hn rtaly is a fne lunch!
~ ft 'fM ~ C-.0 o.i. rapt en! .. , .. ha.I cl 'fM
~off yrM it.o. p.rcfm•
• ........................ 1
come to h new ilalne•
C.-................. ,CH&~•(Mlnt-1tn
conclusion prompted officials
to look at how pe.rU of the
route could be tiimmed,
shortening the time boat
owners have to commit each
night.
The parade rurrently begins
at 6:30 p.m. and ends at 9 p.m.
It also reduced the parade
tures for the next rascal year.
wtuch beqms July J. Staff will
subnut the proposed budget
on May 3 to the City Council
for approval. The council ts
scheduled to hold a budget
beanng on June 11, and give
llnal approval on June 25. But
becaus the state also adopts
1ls budget clfound the ame
burg 1 keeping h.Js ey s
glued to the 1delme m
hope'> ol catching a ghmp e
of the hcdftune performers.
·1 hope th y pan them on
TV.· aid Lindburg. who!te
12-yedl·Old dcrnghter Court·
ney will be µerformmg an
front of dbout 100,000 peo-
plC> -not lo nwnllon thos<'
Wdtchmg dt home
When t1 kcd If he ge~
nervous perforrrung m front
of Larg • crowd • Courtney
aid, "I've donP reotals
before and l'v<' danced dt
Ule Or.mg• County Putr and
who everyone ttl lhe time
thought would knock All out
rnld.
And dS for Will Smith? ·
"Not only uper·td.lentoo.
but a v ry d enl person.·
Roger said. "Did tus llome-
work and e~ecutcd His unitd·
bon of Ah' box.mg style lS
pretty awesome, as well M tus
ton of vo1~ and d llv •ry •
H srud Srruth made the
expcnence fun by lll1Xln9
busm with ldughter
between &Cen
•tie con tanlly hadow-
boxed and tapped dwoy at
lhc make-up g11I, as well as
punclung lhe a lStanl dire<:·
tor m lhe nbs. to the debght
Gettint. INVOLVED
•GITTING INVOUIB> runs~
Kally 1n the Daily Pilot on a rotating
btits. If you'd hk• infonnltlon on .cidinO your «gan1zateon to this
t11t. call (949) 574_.291.
AMEltlCAH CANCER
SOOETY DtSCOVERY SHOP
The Amencan Cant-er Sooety
DISCOvery Shop needs unwant-
ed goods. such doUung, fur.
ruture. J welry, accessortes,
anbqUes and collectibles. to
fund lh ~ety' research.
educabon and pabent servtces
programs. The goods may be
dropped oU at 2600 E. Coast
Highway, CoroM del Mar. Vol·
unteeB are ilbo needed from to am. to 5 p.m. Mondoy
through Saturday at the same
location. (949) t>40-4rn
HUMAN OPTIONS
The orgamzataon shelters,
coun el and educates
abused women and children.
It 11 looking for volunt rs.
(949) 737-5242, Ext. U .
MADMilYt
Tbe mentor reeding progrun
kl volunteers to rMd to
ttud9nts in kindergarten
thrvugh third gnde. In COila
~. Pomona Elementary
School. (949, 515-8880t Whim·
l
Doily Pilot
to five n ights from 1t run nt
even-night spun und Is l>l'l
to bf>gln the third Wedn ,.
day of Doo mber noxt yPur. -• mRYa ALD8110N s t~ MW\
usistant He tNy M re«heod at
(,.9) 574.,.291 or by e mail at
bryc~ •ldeortonOl•t1~ com
ume. nty off1n4ls might hdw
to vol on the documf'nl
whilE> till uncertain .thoul
how much mon y lh<• "'tilt•
will contnbute.
•AM CAS~ «>vers New
port Beach. She may be rNC:hed a1
(,.9) 574-4232 Of by e mail at
june.caJ¥}nnckfllatrrMS com
FYI
For more mformat1on.
call Dancers in Mot100 at
(714)434-7677.
otht>r C'ompellllon •
Whol ctbout 100,000 pt·u·
pie?
·wow.• '>he 'hlld.
• lOlJTA HARPER cov•n Cost.i
Mesa She may ~ r.ached •t (94'.lJ
574-4275 or by• rna1I at loht• hJ1p
erOt.t1fnfl corn
of evl'ryOnt>. OOCdW.<' thf'
ci 1 tant d1rcc-tor w.1., rn n•ul·
1ty. Michael Munn's h.ttctw1
man. among oth r lh.Jnq"
So dlter thf> pr<' <mtc; ttr••
opened Chmtma Dd}' ttncl
you're Uunking about d
movie. I.I you huppen lo
wutch •Ah· mc.1k<> un• you
look hard ctl th • t>dckgrouwl
You may JUSI tt lc.1m1l-
1ar Dally Ptlot faro
• 10NY DODIM> IS tM editor Ht\
column ~an on~ If you
have story ~ or concems •boot
news CC>Yef • plffse ~nd mfi ~es e1t~r v11 •·mail to
ronydod~rQel.rt1tm's com or by
phone at 949-574-4258
er Gementctry School, 1<w111 ,
5t5-f>898, Wiliion El mf'nt.ir}
School, (949J 515·b9951 und
New Shalunu.r l..&tmmg C(ln-
ter. (949) 6.46-0396, n~ hl'lp
11t assu>b.ng stud nts m re~icl·
mg, wntlng and Eng~h f\ 1t•n·
tor ons moy be Khedul• .. 1
from 8:30 to t l 30 a m .md
dfter se.hool. from 3 to 6 I' 01
Monday Uuough f7nda~ •
110 Broedwtly, Co8ta MMa
... .. f IO
CJl!fm llle1e a1e
A(') "'°""' .. • CONROY'S
FLOWERS
<N Cost• MB.I
1'11 ........ .......... ,....,
714.548.3135
Deity Pilot
Arountl
TOWll
JAN. 3
The Bralllto Jn1Utute wUJ
lwgin oflenng free da 1
Jan. 3 C:lnd s:ontanu.-for 15
COOW<"Ullv Thursdays from
10 u rn to noon to tt>ach peo-
plt• how to t main indepen·
tl<•nt desp1t vision I~ .
c 'Id will be helrl at the
Oct.,.., S4>mor Center at 800
M,1r9\umtP Blvd • Corona del
~for P4rtlc1pants will learn
rww wdys of doing uch daily
1,1 .. ks d'> coolong and ma.nag-
llltJ lhc home, a w U as learn
how to rt>Ce1ve tallung books
thrnuCJh Braille lnstitute's
Lthr.iry SPrvice . Judy
~1U'-dC'Chta, 1714) 821-5000.
JAN. 5
Waf'om Technology wU1 be
the h•dtured gurst at the
Orange Apple Computer
t'lub' meetlO{J from 8 a.m to
I 15 I'm at the Chemistry
Bu1ldinq on Orange COd t
('ollege., Cdmpu di 270 I
fduv1cw Rodd, Costd M~.
Th" c omf)dny w1ll demon-
-.trdte It graphK"> tablet •
1nduchnq th(' Grdphire2, the.
lntuo 2 .rnd the C1111.1q. The
m etmg will also feature
qm•!lt1on-t1nd-answer s •
"o"' for beganmng and
c1dvdnced Macintm.h users.
hrecJk out groups on topics
-.uch d photo cditang, dnd the
nf"w Mt1c op<>rdtang y tern osx Ftc.-e for first time V!!>t·
tut (949) 770-1865 or V\Stl
\\"\\"\\,oocc.org
A paJr of Dve-week, ne><redJt
ml •nnt•d1ate Lido a1hn9
c ht.,., •s dunng Jttnuury csnd
frbructry WJU begin dl 1 30
Jl m. Jt1n. 5 and run unttl 5.30
p m Sunday cld e will
hf>glO Jdn b dunng the same
hour.. ll eta will meet at
Ordn<fP C()d)I CoUcge's Sail-
1qq Ct·nter dl 1801 W. Coa t
I {1nhwd'f, Newport Beach.
~105 HWll 045-9412
JAN. 8
The , rvke Corps of ReUred
l::xt'<'Ul1v<'S n wlU host a
hu<.IO(''>' pldn workshop from
•1 d m to noon at NallonaJ
L navc•r..ity, 3390 Harbor
Hint . Costd Mesa $25, $20 ff
pn H'<Jl.,terc·d Re rvat1on
re<1m•4'ted (7 14) 550-7369
JAN. 11
Tbe BralUt> JnstJtute will
ht>CJln th hril of six consecu-
t1v<' free Fncldy Cid es to
t •de h peopll• how to remcsm
mdepend nt de pit • v1 ion
I°' Clo e will b«.• from 1 to
:J pm at th<' co.,td M Sd
S.•naor C'l111en Center et 695
W l 9th St • Co'ila Mesa. PM·
htJJ>dnt wtll ll'dm n~w way
of doing uch daily task clS
cooking und mandgtng the
hom • •l w ll et how to use
\ l'iUd) ti.Id to ffidlUfnlZ
rcmt1uun9 V1'1on Cc.tit (714)
8:.! 1-SOOO lo .,. n up
The U lrvlne Film Society
wilt pr • nt •M ling People
ls Ea!.y," c.1 documentary
r hronicllng the Bnbsh group
Radlobead's OK Computer
tour, whJch ii about the band
caught in an uncontro&lable
media nightmare of • attka).
ly and commerdally succeu·
ful albwn Show tunel are 7
and 9 p.m. ln the UCJ Student
Center Crystal Cove Aud.Ito.
riwn. S5. SJ for UC lrvine stu·
dent.I, S4 UC Irvine faculty
and taff and non-UC ll'VlDe
tudents. (949) 824-5588.
www.IUmaoclety.ucJ.edu.
JAi. 11
The UC lrvtne Film Society
will pri nt •Grey Gardens•
at 1 and 9 p.m. tn the UCI
Student Center Cry tal Cove
Auditorium. The film ts about
Edith Bouvter Beale and her
daughter Edie living in a
world of their own behind
th tr 2e-room decaying Ea t
Hampton mansion known a1
the "Grey Gct.rdens. • SS, SJ
for UC Irvine students, S4 for
UC Irvine faculty and staff
and non-UC lrvme tudents.
1949) 824 -5588.
JAN. 24
"The Wrtter and the Envlron-
mcnt. • the fourth in a en
of lree public lectures by
leading humarulles scholars,
will began at 7 30 p.m in th
Humanities lnternataonal
Bwlding, Room 110, on the
UC lrv~ne campus. Noted
csuthors Homero ArldJlS and
Terry Tempest Williams w1U
addre the relationship
between the wnter and the
environment. why a wnter
becomes an etctlvist and how
nature a.nspires wntang. Open
to the publlc. (949) 82-4-5484
FEI. 1
The Community As n. ln U-
tule Orange County C"hctpter
wall host a lhree-day Profe<,-
1ondl Management Develop-
ment Program Peb. l throuqh
Feb. 3 at th<> Newport Bed< h
Mamott Hotel, 900 Newport
Center Dnve. (949) 380-7360
MARCH 19
Orange Coast CoUege's 18th
dnnual Htgh School Danct>
Day will be held rrom 8 cs.m
to 1:30 pm at 2701 FdtrV1ew
Road, Costa Mesa. More thtlO
225 Orange County high
school tudents and the1r fac·
uJty advisors dre expected to
attend (714) -432-5506
ONGOING
Chiropractor Kathleen M .
Campbell' office hosts free
p111dJ care cla e al 7: 15
p m Wednesday . I :30 p m
Fnday and 11 15 a.m. Satur·
day at 3400 Irvine Av ,
Swte 114. N wport Beach.
Complimentary con ultallon
and ex.ams avatlable (949)
263-1462
The dty of CostA Meu Recn-
clllon DavlS1on' Early CbJld·
hood Program provtde recr -
aboodl acu'\flU for ctuldren
d9 3 lo 5 from 9 am. to 1
p m. Monday th.rough Friddy
dt the 8dleanc Commumty
Center, 1975 Bale.inc Dnve
Call for costs (714) 754-5158.
Team urvlvor Oruge Coua-
ty hosU its "Walk and Talk;
a blw kJy waUung group for
wom n who have had or
have cancer. Wom n beve
the opportunity to share their
t-xpenen and upport one
anoth T The group meets at
10 a.m. the d and fourth
Prideys of every month at th
Nlkeg~ tore in Fa&hion
Island iD Newport 84'ach
(949) 275-3888
n. Upper NeWpon hy Eco;.
logtcal Reletve and Natwt!
Preletve hosts kaydk toun. of
the Back Bly at 10 am Sun·
days for a two-hour tour al
2301 Uruvennty Drive, N •w-
port Beach $20 Kcsyak .
available through N wport
Dunes Wal r1ront Resort Call
for reservahon . (800) 585-
0747.
ArUlt and racer Gary MllU-
more' "I lol Yclchls, Oc an
Racers From Topsails to Tur-bo5: an exlubibon of 25 of
hJs onginal yacht pdtntmgs
will run U\tOugh t<..1drch 15 at
the N wport Hdrbor NaulJcaJ
Museum, 151 E. COdSt I hgh·
way. Newport Bedch fr{>e
Mlltunore' pdintangs depict
the evolution of off hore rdc·
mg yachts 1949) 675-8915
The Jewish family Service of
Orange County u. fonnmg d
parentang group that will
meet from 10 to lJ 30 <1.m
Mondays at the Jf'wish Farm·
ly Servic . 250 E. BakN St .
Suite G. Co td Mesa The
program off n. J>drent the
opportunity to taJk with other
parPnts csnd d coun elor
dbout cont('ms dnd to learn
wdy of ucces lul parentang
Cdll for mfonnallon on f~
dnd group enrollment. (7141
445-4950
Women 50 and older may be
part of d c11scus ion group
coordmuted by JeWlSh Family
St>rvice to dddress 1 ues
uch a anxiety. depr ion.
relcthon tups. loneltne and
furruly thdl meets from I(} to
11 .JO d m Mondays <1t tht>
ag ncy ofhce , 250 E 8cJkP1
St . Suite U . Co<ild Mt>sc1 Pw·
reg1strdt1on requir d 17141
445-4950
Frienm of the Newport Beach
Public L1brcJry U ed Book
Store dte tt'>kmg for pcttron to
dondte books to repleni'h tht>
dwmdlmq tock Book'> m<1}
be left di uny ol tht> thre(•
branch Uhranes at Bdlhod
Mdnner\, or Corond dc•l l\1M
or in the hOok closet ne-xt to
the Fnend Book StoH• c1t
1000 Avocado Ave .. Newport
Beach. All hardcover t1nrl
pt1perback dondt1ons. with
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The true spirit
of caroling . .
A.nnual lrddJllon may
not cllway'> ound
pert ct, but th• point
of lhc> on< ~ c o murh
beyond that.
Loltu H•rp«
DAILY PILOT
T ht• h11rn1on111nq
le<1vt·~ -.om1•thm9 to
bP. cl tr •d , but th •
Chn.,tmd'> spiral th,11 tuel
the Clc>dn, Sn1•nt• C"h11'il·
ma'> Cmohny Tt .. 1111 "
un urpct " d
Ron Younq, who hd
orqan1n>cl dn tlnnu.al c .1r-
ohnq qrou p fur th1 ltt-.t 11,
yet1r~. dt><,e rih1•d h11n .. 1 II
d., tonf' dPdf , hut wouldn I
rnis., d chdnc t• to 't'rl'nad,.
J><!OplP •dch DI'< :l S
• 1 don 'I my ,,.,.II hut
'ou put thl• C hnstnM.,
'Pml into 11 und II < omt>-.
out qrf'cll • tw '-did
I le dtld d c cm qrnup ol
co .. td Me'>tl rt .... 1c11 nt~
h<1-.:•• m<1dC' 11 on ctnnudl
tr.id1t1on to hnnq lht• JO\
of Chuslmd' in d rnu'>•
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I foucJ I lo p1tc1I dncl cJH'd
ronvc1lP'>CPnt hornt•s lor-
' PM" EcJch yPt1r th•·
qroup '>litfts olf at rluq-
,111p HPt1llhr.drt.• ( 1•nlPr in
Nt>WJ><>rt Bl'dC"h From
thn1 thl"\ muve tu chfff'f
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c11HI lh1•n on to Bt•vnl\
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IOO pt•opll• \ounq '>ttlcl ,
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inc1 < "irnler' rt1nqP in dtfl'
lrom h to 7h ht• tlddP<I
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I 11._lllOl('" or prdrtlCI• hdr·
monw' t1ht-t1cl ol tum•
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1nc1 1 unpciraU"h1d
• WhPn peopl com~ to
v1~11 th m. the r< 1d(•nl
drt' JU!tt f!C '>ldllC 'dtd
Jcrnt1 \\'Phrt<•v. th<> director
of ut l1v111 dl Fld'J hap.
Fltt9stup hou'>1 s ~Id r-
ly J>f•oplt• who t1u• m
rnhc\l)lhlo.ttton or tho-.
who can nu longN take
<are ol them .. «>lv~ . '>hf",
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blf•-.,('CJ With lff~(flll'nl Vl •
11 lrom fdrmh m••mb •rs.
their ht>t1rt., dr~ touc-hed
wh<>n toldl strdn<J rs tak
thP lime to top hy.
W •hrlt•)' -.1ud
TilP. fdct thdl th(• C dCOI·
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nu.,tttl<J1<1 10 the 1•vPnl.
\\ •hrh·~ ... mt. bN t1use the
sPnmr-. r c1n H'm mber
hoh<lt1y'> 1n lhf> pt1.,t. when
tht•v \\ Pn• "nymq the
.... 1111• '"n""' \ ounq cHld hi .. long·
llflH lr11•nct Rt1\ C uller.
<jt•I 11 k1<).. ol'll of 'f>endmg
111111• With thP •Id •rly
• 1 h1\" t ht• tac:t that
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h> hu,tlr "'mt• "f th •
\"1m1 n I 'Jll<'~S <,omt•
thmq., ne\ Pr < hcJngt:.', •
\ ounq '>did
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... mqmc; "'1th the• yroup
'>tn< l' th~ hNJmnmg. dl<i
v"1lmCJ the com dlcscent
hontt'" 1 h1' favorite pdrt
ul the• ) ulN1de P\ f'nl The>
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re 1df'nl '>did h1 looks lor-
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cltllon
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hlP ..... C'd m\ hfl' I'> dlld
C 'hn'>tm<1-. rdrolmq c11low
m(• to rE>ptt\ d hlllP of th
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mt• I c:an P"'" 11 on to
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•
QUOTI Of THE DAY
" ... and the dog always wants
to play. The dog doesn't care if we
won or Jost ... "
Rich aoyce, Former Estancia High and current
Edison High boys basketball coach
°"' , .. ), ......
TIM IANDft
• 6 t-Jonday, Oecemt:. 2.4, 2001 lpelta ..... Rogw Corfson • 9A9..S7 U 223 • ...... ,_, 9A9~170 Doily Pilot
(ATCHINGUP
WITH •••
Fonner Estancia High
basketball coach enjoying
his tenure at Edison, as
well as his growing family.
S.rry Faulkner
0AllY PILOT
W th hdlf d Wt>llmc on the
s1delme. dncl \IJLI d lull We
clbc<td, .~-yedr-old R:ch
Boyce ledmed only
r<>< PnUy to COlllJldrtmcnldlJW ht~
Jld'> ion lor bdsketbdll
Dunng I J Y<'dn> <ti Esldncid I hgh.
lour d'> the hoys bdskl'tl)dll hedd coach
11 Q%-2000l. Boye("'> rompelJIJvc eclg<'
lrl'<jlit>nlly lmqcrP<.I long dflt>r the l:nal
blllJt'r often re<.ul tmq m 'il<'<'ph~s
n:qht' t1ftl.'r cl lo~
Now. m h :!> .. econd Yl'dr ti'> c0.tch di
[c.11...-m I hgh. hJs third ~<·M ti!> d
hush.met. Boyn'. '>OOn to lwcome cl
hr'>l·t11n1> ldtht?:, • .. ud hf' no lonqN
lttl..t>'> whdt h<1ppen<> on thl' hdrclwood
homP
·1·vp IPam1•d d lot <1hout bli!>kt•lhdll
ovN tht• ye.t~ dn<l I've.• lnt'd to p1< k up
'>OlllPlh:ng rrom dll lhl• COtlChP<t l'w
workt'Cl w1Lh. • Boye(' \dtd ·nut om• of
the> mo!>I :mportt1nl lhJn<r• I've• h•t1ml'C1
I\ thdl you JUSI hdV(• to lt>dVl' lht• C!dffi(•
ctl lhe (jdffil'
·Wht>n I Wd'> youngPr. <1 lo,., would
h<111nt nw I dctualJy wouldn t 'l<•t>p
But. now, I come home dnd 11f hPlle lS
llwn• we're mdkmq plam for lht• b:rth
ol our llrst chtJd (a boy. 'chedull'<l lo
.iirivt• an mld·AprtJJ a nd lhl' lloc1
c1lw<1y'> wants to pldy ThP dO<J <IO<•\n't
< .m· ti wt> won or lo!>l •
t\oy('(' <;ltll C"dre<,, d'> dPeply d\ ht•
Plll'r dtd And those who h<1ve
"1tnP'>'>t'Cl hlS compet11Jve fire. M't'
httlt• < hctn<Je m the compo~. thouqh
Jl<l'>'>tondlt• persona he pro)l'ch dunn9
Cfdffil''i
And he !>UU loves to w:n
·nwrt• arP tunes wht>n I don't Wl'
rn ywlf n>dchJny 'ltJI I'm 50, • Boyce•
-.<11<1 "Hut they usually ronw tUll'r d
los' Wht>n you win, tl\ lht• CJWttle'it
lhln<J t(l llf P •
Boyn>. 04-47 as head coach at
Est<1nnd which went to the playofli.
all four wdl>Ons and won the Paclf1c
( Od\l Lt-aqut> tus hn.t yea.r, dgoruwd
ovt•r ht'> d<>c1'>1on to leave Estann<1,
wht•n• hP came with TIIO O'Bnen lrom
h~ dlrna mdter, 1\lslln I hgh, belore the
14.J87·88 WdSOn H e begdll Im
c oach:nq career cit TustJn at d9P 17
·BO
GMG FRY I OAllY flllOT
Rich Boyce continues a successful COKblng career at Edison HJgh.
But he speaks glowingly of has time
dt Edison, where he teach four math
classes dlld had gwded lhe Chargers
to a 5-3 rerord through Thursday, after
an 11· 15 trans11Jon year m 2000-01.
·1·u alway helve a warm place m
my heart for Estancia, because I was
treated so great th re. II was a very
tough place to leavt>. But everything
has been great di Edl)on and I'm
ht1vmg d lot ol fun.•
Boyce Sd1d an ddd1Uon to a higher
Sdlcuy, thl' pnmary reason h chose
EdtSOn over E tanC'la. tus new school's
support sy-.lem has helped him focus
more on coachmg
·Tue btgg l dUference 1S the
t1mount of mon y at each school,•
Boyce Silld. •At Eslc1nC'la, I had to fund
raise a lot an~ (current coach Chns
Sorce) doe a lot or it. I sWl have lo
lund raJSe 11 lltUe bit, but our kld pay
to play, so we have money to do
things We're go:ng to Flonda (for a
toumamPnl Thursday-S.iturday) and I
want to take a trlp every couple or
ye.us. And th re w a lot of other
tuff I had to do ell Estandd that
people take car of for m here. All I
have to do on game days ls get my
team ready to play and how up.•
Boyce. who also coached guts
basketball, softbdll and girls tenrus at
Estanoa. said the fond t memories of
tus coaching uperlence with the
Eagles were as an assistant boy
ba ketball coach.
• 1 remember that state
champ onshlp team (wtuch won the
D ivision DI bUe in 1991 Wltb O'Bnen
as bead coach), but not Just for
winning tale,• Boyce sa.td.
"Tht!re were a lot 01 characters on
that team.•
Boyce said he also remembers a
couple heartbreaking losses. The first,
in the CIF Southern Section D1vi.s1on
lll·A seauhnals lo Dos Pueblos in
1995. as istant coach to nm Panel
Th second. a doubJe-overtime loss to
B hop M ontgomery, cam~ a5 bead
coach m the 1999 ClF lll-A sectJon
nuhnals.
• 1 wanted to win that B hop
Montgomery game so badly for the
k.lds, • recalled Boyce. who, obvtously
spent dlld dejected, remained
lumped over at the waist for a few
ounute5 lmmedlateJy foUowmg th
final buzzer, before fielding qu lions
from reporters.
Boyce said it as the lads, more than
the competlllon. that fuel bis coachln,g
fate.
"I understand wnat a vtlaJ rol a
coach can have Wlth kids,· b SAJd.
·1•m not sure l'U be doing this another
20 years, but I'm sure l'U coach
CARI ETON
s
Newport Harbor
Versatile Mears was Tar of the Year in 1949.
Donc:.ntNM
DAILY Pl.OT
C arleton (Bud) M MS •
was a versable athlete
all through tus ye.us at
Newport Harbor Higb and was voted
"Tar of the Vear• m 1949, tus ruor
year.
But the cldss1 t honor that lives
on for Mears and Ill> 1948
teammates was the Sunset League
baseball champK>n.Stup The league
title remams the only vamty baseball
championstup lo have
ever been won by the
Sailors.
The team was coached
by the late Wend U
Pickeos. who went on to
lead Orange Coast
College to many baseball
titles.
Mears was one of th
aadc: lnfiek.lers for th
Tcll'S on;ihe • •8 basebdll
dub.
classmates voted him student body
president. He uswned bis new title
gave tum ample power to deda.re a
hobday because m V·E Dey (Victory
m Ewope) ol World War ll. He t.ok!
the kids they could go to the beach.
Amtw.ngly, Mears was lmpeacbed
the next day by the principal.
Mears a1so netped lead the ·•9
track team to a Sunset League title
with his strength in the 120-yard
high hurdles and the pole vault.
He also shi.ned at T-fonnation
quarterback' for new coecb Al Irwin
m 1948. Tile season
opener was an
astoniWng game by
Harbor High. wtucb
almo.t defeated St.
Anthony, the dub that
went on to share the ClF
aown with Santa Barbara
High. 7-7.
He and d number of
players often dJd
Mears p&ayed football
four yean and proved to
be a stout and able
quarterbadL He was an Carleton Mean excellent tackler and a
magruficent work, but con5Wtently
dauned thelr basJC JOb was sunply to
ba<'k up ace hurt r Frank t-1.urulton
and catcher Bill WeathCIWax
Mears was humbl in looking at ·
the SJtuabon.
·(Hamilton and Weatherwax!
were the team.· Mears saJd
Hamilton ~k out 1n batters m
• •8 and only lost two games to two
San Diego tedmS
Me.us. bom m North Carolina.
came west with tus family in l945
and enrolled at N wport Bt-ach
Grammar School
He was so popular that hi9
smart ball band)er.
He was always smooth in
basllelball all four years at guard and
matched up well with the d ub's ace
forward, Bob Yardley. kid brother
to George, Yardley, who went on
to become a member ot the
Nawruth National Basketball Hall ot
Fame.
Mears grew up with otber skills
and sports. including oceen surfing,
kung and piloting gbders.
Carleton Mears. another from the
Long Gray Line at Newport Harbor
who resides Ul the Dally Pilot Sports
Hall of Fame, celebrating the
millenruwn.
CROSS CO .--~ TRY
BOYS HONOR ROLL
Records are made to be broken, but champions are forever.
Here's the pride of the Newport-Mesa District who have left m~_that are etched in stone.
EdMda
Hlgla'a Albel'to
M11DosNlpl ........
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lo9"1' will .
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BOU aF SOUl1IERN SICTION TEAM aMIMIM
~ DN-. S-.ill K-.at
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'91
SPORTS Mot.Joy, ~ 2A, 2001 7
•
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HONOR ROLL
Records are made to be broken, b~t champions are for v r . . . • 11 re' th pride of the Newport-Mesa District who have I ft marks that ar et h d in ston
CIF SO HER SEcnON PLAYER OP TIIE YEAR
car. Division Player, school
·77 Div. 3-A JACK TIJZ. Corona del Mar
TATE TEAM CHAMPIONS
Yt'ar. Division School (Coach)
·91 Div. m Estancia Olm O'Brien}
C:IF 'OUTHERN SECTIO TEAM CHAMPIO
Year. Division School (Coach)
77 Div. 3-A Corona del Mar (Jack Errion)
'81 Div. 3-A Corona del Mar (Jack Errion)
'•)() Div. 3-AA Estancia (Tim O'Brien)
'C):-J lliv. IV-AA Corona del Mar (Paul Orris)
•c)5 Div. lV-AA Corona del Mar (Paul Orris)
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Beach Co5ta Mea: REPLACE ~ PllO( ~ 2
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NOTICE Of I SEA TS
PUBLIC HEARING BIO rTI:M NO I067 NOT C.C • ( · · ev NOTICE IS HEREBY QtVE.llj 1 , :.I t.o.
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