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~)1lan gives ~ ... -:r ~-: .... ~~~Choo ls ~. . ?.·· •. ~~32 billion Y-..... --,,. ••• ~:·:·: z-:·:· ~::~ funding increase
-::~Id be less than the _::$.3!5 billion guaranteed by
;;:~position 98 . The cut
~:;~uld be made up later.
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NEWPORT-MF.SA -Gov. Arnold
: Schwarzenegger announced on Thursday
~,a plan to alleviate state budget problems • bY reducing the amount of money due to
i chools by about $1.5 billion next year.
The proposed plan. announced by the
governor and members of his Education
Coalition at a Sacramento middle school,
will not talce money out of school dis· ~ • ~· pockets. Instead, schools would gel
-• >S2l>Ulion increase over last year's fund-~~:ji~ which Is roughly half the amount
.. -_ si-ranteed by Proposition 98.
;.,.·.•the proposal is a way to keep Schwarz-
"";: .. ,..er's promise to increase per-pupil ~ • ttiftdi.ng while still saving m oney for reha·
bilitating the state.
~It's what we anticipated." said Paul
_ Reed, assistant superintendent of busi·
_ AUS services for the Newport-Mesa Uni-
.... -tied School District. "There's no way the
See SCHOOLS, Pace A4
.. ~rcENTERLINE j ...• ~.OCTA to " . ~··set light
rail route
County staff favors the
'Rtne route Costa Mesa
officials have endorsed.
.;r. •
• O_.rdre Newman ~ : Oli~ Pilot
~ • •COSTA MESA -The county will de-
~.. tennine the route for the Centerline
': .. • Jlgtit rail system o n Monday. and the ':·:~an recommended by its staff members ~-;. • -tO>es with the route Costa Mesa prefers .
.. • -4 • •Orange County Transportation Au -
; 'tholity staff members are ad vising that
: ~ Light rail stretch for 9.3 miles fTom :!· • ~ta Ana Regional Transportation Cen-:· • .w to John Wayne Airport, with a stop at
,,. • -$nta Ana College.
: .... Jbe recommended route would in-•:,;Jp a short underground portion in
'I-· 006 Mesa along Avenue of the Arts, a
-~ the major South Coast Metro prop-
... :~wners and city leaders hashed out
lbtyear.
•• Mayor Gary Monahan said the recom-... . . -. -. ... . . . .. , . , .. · -:-. :
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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 2004
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
A man walks his dog at the Marinapark mobile home park on the Balboa Peninsula. The Greenlight Committee opposes a resort plan for the site.
Greenlight ready to change
The group wants to alter the guidelines for hotels in light of the resort proposed for Marinapark.
June Casa1rande
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Greenlight leaders
want the GreenJight Initiative guidelines
changed.
As the threat of a lawsuit against the ciry
looms, Greenlight spokesman Phil Arst said that
he wants the city to change the way it approves
hotel projects under Measure S, the Greenlight
Initiative.
In recent months, Greenlight leaders and city
officials have waged a war of wol"ds over h ow 10
decide whether ho1el proposals should go to a
Greenlight vote. The initiative requires that
voters approve projects that significantly exceed
general plan limits for pealc-hour traffic trips,
total square footage or number of homes.
But city guidelines for hotels don't rely on
square footage 10 measure how projects will af.
feet surrounding areas because hotels' effects
on the community are different from commer-
'I challenge anybody
to tell me honestly how the public
will get anything less than full
information [by sending the
matter to a non·Greenlight vote.)'
Bob Burnham
Newport Beach city attorney
cial and residential developments. In a series of
public meetings in 2000 and 2001. city Qfficials
and residents ham mered out how this 3'iffer·
ence should be taken into account in the Green·
Light Initiative.
The guidelines they drafted say that, for hotel
projects, Greenlight should be triggered solely
o n traffic figures.
City Atty. Bob Humham sajd that this decision
was arrived at with the cooperation of Green·
light supporters .
•Tue guidelines lwerel adopted by the City
Council, wi th the full participation and appar-
ent blessing of Measure S proponents." Uurn -
ham wrote in November.
Grcenligh t leaders late last year cried foul,
saying they disagreed that traffic should be the
sole trigger. Bu i this week. as they threatened to
sue the city over the matter. Greenlight leaders
shifted their focus to say that they want the City
Council IO rewrite the Measure S guidelines to
add square footage as a trigger for GreenJighl
voles for new hotel projects.
·o ur main theme Is to get Measure S guide·
lines changed so 1ha1 hotels ruen't automatically
exempt," Arsl said.
He added that, while the general plan consid·
ers 011ly the number of hotel rooms at a given
site. a square footage measure could better talce
into account large convention facili ties that are
See GREENUGHT, Pace A4
Portion of local creek can't be cleared yet
County gets word that
the Coastal Commission
won't allow the clearing
... of San Diego Creek as an
emergency measure.
Allcla Robinson
Dally Pilot
Orange County learned Wednesday
that it will have to wait for approval
from the California Coestal Commis-
sion to dear a portion of San Diego
Creek rather t.han performing cmer·
gencywork.
"The notice tl1a1 we got is that the
Coastal Commission will not issue an
emergency permit for the coastal
zone." said Kenneth R. Smith, Orange
CoWlty director of public works.
The county sought the emergency
permit to clear vegetation and sedi·
ment. which officials said creates a risk
of Hooding in the creek. A Hood in San
Diego Creek couJd overflow into the
nearby Michelson Water Reclamation
P!ant and send raw sewage into Upper
Newport Bay. officials said.
111e $3.3-million. three-month
project includes clearing vegetation
and sediment from 2.5 miles of the
creek between Michelson Drive and
MacArthur Boulevard. leaving a 40-fool
buffer along the east bank.
County supervisors had already de·
dared an emergency for the pan of the
project under their auspices, and clear·
ing of planis and trees began Dec. 17 .
The Coastal Commission must approve
any woric in the coastal zone., which
falls between Campus Drive and Upper
Newport Bay.
The Coastal C.om.mi.s.sion's refusal of
the emergency permit was an adminis-
trative decision of the agency's execu-
tive director. Smith said.
·They have not made a finding that
they disagree with the woric." he said.
"They only determined that we dis·
agree on the emergency."
The commission requested that the
county seek a pennlt through non·
emergency channels, Smith said. The
earliest the cornmialdob would hear
such a requ.est is March.
Work continues in other areas of the
See CREEK, Pa1e M
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::::: THINKING ALLOWED ~~m Don't go riding without a diaper
Daily Pilot
~: .. :·: ~ • . hey are not fashioned with
~; •. • elude leg ban1en or ~::• : leak-guard. They are not
~=· with Sesame Street jE:: or cute cuddly bears.
~~:-.N~ are certainly not ::rr::.eu·lhey
:-: bone dlapen. ....... heavy.
• • • diapers that come in a ~ cl ookn and deligns, :~·rJ:=:en • SatD Am. Hdghts. said
• ctillper mmufacturer
: Mayle cl Walt Virginia. =~~ .
the • enclosed
diaper" ls the
best way to
go. I caught
heron the
=~ OD
Wednelday
andlhepw
herapst
opinion on
tbelUbfed.
LOLITA
HARPER •tt's a
n«lel8lr)' cue,· she said ln a
90\lthflnl drawl .. About
everybody has to use them."
WaiN. If changing a baby's
diaper ln considered a chore,
Imagine cleaning the load out of a
half-ton animal's. lbat's a lot of
baby wipes.
But bone diapers don't
necemrily work Hice that. she
eaAd. Theee dlapen catch the
Wiiiie and hold on to It until you
are reldy to drain It They are
quite popular In CaUfomJa. she
aUi
"We .ell a lot there. What part
are )'OU tnr Ulamae ahd. ·no
)'OU know that Parker girl. wlth
her own carriage company in San
Diego?"
No. I dldn' know the Parker
girl, as Newport Beach is about 70
miles north of San Diego, but it
seems that unsightly horse pies
are a conunon problem
throughout the state. I told her of
the mess ln Santa Ana HeWirs.
whk::b has now become Newport
Belch. and now that h has been
annexed, ii IUbjed to the same
waste cleanup rules as are. say,
dog owners. Of course the hone
SM ALLOWED, P .. e M
AT A GLANCE
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WEATHER ~
Skin will continue to be
pertly cloudy, and waves
wfll be abnormally high.
SMPaaeA2
SPORTS
A Costa MeM re1ident gets
two holes In one In • tingle
round of golf.
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A2 f nday, ~ry 9. 2004
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STEVE McCRANK I OM.Y PILOT
The SurfTidef Foundation has advertised oo a billboard, ctNarled by larger bilboards, on Newport Boulevard near 19th Street il Costa Mesa.
Billboard targets polluters
June C•H1r•nde
Daily Pilot
It's just a drop In the bucket.
and a little one al that. b111
every drup counts.
Th e Newport lkad1 1 hap1cr
of the Surfridcr l'111111tla111111 ha~
lucked its way i111u an
opportunity lu help ~prl·ad tlw
word ahout water quality.
Surfrider enthusiu~t,., wh1J
happen to work at llw 'lie
Mlke Bo udrt'ttllX. partnC'r 111
Mllrse · Boudreaux arl11itl'Ch.
Ulll l110111as and Buh Scott -
donated 'ipan• ''" a ... maJI
hlllboard next to thl'ir offin·
building a1 19:11 Nt•wporr Blvd.
in (,ost11 Mesa.
"We'ie very lul'ky lU ~el •l
Billboard space is hideously
expensive otherwise,~ Newport
chapter chair Nancy Gardner
said.
Though it'l> a tiny billboard.
"mure like a hig
b11mpcr-s1it'ker. ·and dwarfed
hy the huge Banana Republic
billboard aboVt' it. Cardner and
ot~cr Surfrider members
M~i7.cd the chance to spread the
word <1bo111 keeping the ocean
a11d bay clean.
"It Wal> a good opportunity
for u" to u~e the !!>ign to help
nut Surfridcr: Thomas aid.
·1 hey ~tarted by corralling
"lume volunteers last faJJ to
dl'i.ign the waler quality
inci.sagt-that's hcen on the
hillhoarJ ~ince September. The
sign shows black. oil-darkened
water with the message.
"Ocean blue. As created by
those who don't care. Keep it
clean.·
Unfortunately, Gardner said.
the b illboard is too small 10
effectively convey the mes age
of the design.
"Al night, it looks OK. but in
the daytime, it just looks Hile a
bunch of brown," Gardner said.
So fou11dation volunteers arc
going back to the drawing
board. looking for better ways
to get their m essage across.
Som e say the billboard sho uld
preach against littering. but
Gardner said she'd rather see a
message telling inland
residents that urban runo ff
r WHATS AFLOAT
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SPECIAL EVENT
The Newpof1 Harl>or Na~I
Museum will have an exhibit
opening for •Hooked: The Lure
and Lore of Sport Fishing; at the
Grand Salon from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. through Feb: 29. The
museum is at 151 E. Coast
Highway, Newport Beadl.
Information: (9491673 7863.
http://www. nhnm org.
SAILING CLASSES
Saling Fudnation ofl9t-s c1n ...
in boating safety and sailing
year-round for persons with
disabilities. Free. (949) 640-1678.
Onnge County emp6ov9n can
bring their employees out to
Newport Beadl on weekdays 10
enjoy a day of sailing courtesy of
Orange Coast College. The
Scttool of Sailing and
Seamanship now offers a dlance
for groups to wot1t with the
on-board instructor on different
sailing tedlniques while they get
advice on how to perform well in
business. No sailing e11periel1Cil
ne<.:essary. One-day dasses oost
from $100 to $125. (949) 645-9412.
Orange Coast Colege'a achoof of
saillpg and seamanship will offer
a three-week noncredit keelboat
class. designed for students
who've been on boats but are
beginning sailors. The first
section will be today and the
second section on Saturday. The
cost is $199. Information (949)
645-9412.
Or.nge Coat Cohge'a school of
sailing and seamanship will offer
a six-week basic cruising class
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. beginning
Saturday at OCC's Salling Center
Daily A Pilot
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in Newport Beach. The cost is
$515. Information: (9491645-9412.
Or.nge Cout Coffege's tchool of
sailing and seamanship will offer
a beginning sailing class aboard a
shields from 9:30 a.m. lo 1 :30
p.m., beginning Saturday at
OCC's Sailing Center. The cost is
$325. Information: (9491645-9412.
Or.nge Coast College'• adtool of
sailing and seamanship will offer
a five-hour noncredit class that
teacfles students how to make a
canvas bu<*et or tool bag from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday al OCC's
Sailing Center in Newpon Beadl.
The cost is $73. Information: (949)
645-9412.
Or.nee Cout ~·· adtool of sailing and seamanship will offer
a five-week noncredit
Introduction to shields sailing
class from 9:30 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 18 and 25 and Nib. 1
and 8 at OCC's sailing center in
Newport Beach. The COSI is $120.
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from throughout the regjon is a
significant contributor to water
pollution.
The foundation has a
contract 10 use the billboard
for free for three years, though
it's possible that the property
owners could display other
messages there for a few weeks
each year.
"The billboard. while small,
stiU gets seen by thousands of
motorists a day," said Dave
K.iff, assistant city manager for
Newport Beach. who heads the
city's water-quality efforts. "We
wish there were dozens m ore
messages like that to help
people realize the link between
behaviors at home and water
quality at l,he beach."
Information: (9491645-9412.
Orange Cout College'• achoof of
sailing and seamanship will offer
an intermediate ahlelds sailing
class from 1 :45 to 5:30 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 18 and 25 and Nib. 1
and 8 at OCC's sailing center in
Newport Beach. The cost is $145.
Information: (949) 645-9412.
Onnge Coast College'• adtool of
sailing and ieamanshlp will offer
an eight-pan noncredit course on
celestial and GPS navigation from
7 to 10 p.m. Monday through Nib.
4 al OCC's Salling Center In
Newport Beacfl. The cost is $135.
The sailing center is at 1801 W.
Pacific Coast Highway.
Information: (949) 645-9412.
Onnge Coat Colege'9 9Chool of
sairlng and 988f1'18nlhip wil offer a
noncredit int8fTl'ltdn!t uoo. sailing
dass from 1 to 5 p.m. r-et>. 6 .20 and
Tl end Mardi 5 at OCCla Saiting
t.enta' In Nev.,;>ort Beech. The 008'
is $120. lntormation: (949) 646-9412.
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THE HARBOR COLUMN
Coast Guard
is seeking
boaters ' input
A hoy. By the way,
I receiv(.'t.I unrelated to tht:
an pre..<>S release
intef'eSting press above. but if you
reJease from Scon are a member or
Croft, who is the Boat US, then you
media contact for can read about
the national boaters my radio show as
organization the lead story in
BoatUS. the article "Talk
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BoatUS has been Radio Cues
in the news with a MIKE -Boating· un page,;~
new retail store that WHITEHEAD 36 in your January
opened on Pacific issue of the •
Coast Highway in Newport Boat US magazine.
Beach just months before OlandJer Bell, Eric
West Marine acquired its Hovland and I will be
retail operation. Hoat IJS staffing the KCB(}
has also ac4u1rt·J Vessel Buathuu~e Radio Show
Assist. booth at the San D1e~o
However. what caught m y ll11a1 Shc1w. We du have a
eye in this prei.s rclcai.t• wa.') limited amount of
a call to boating c11mm111 1i1y children's gifl bags 1ha1
leaders to participate on l11cl11dt''> <i boating aclivi1y
area maritime sec'urily hook anJ "Skipper'' )he
comminees.1)1e U.S. Coast twu1 -;how dolphin, a lillle
Guard is organil.ing the ~ruffed toy. Be sure 10 slop
comminees 10 help draft by our booth 10 say hi.
maritime security plan~ for On Sunday. Hovland will
individual U.S. ports. be calling in live to the
·0oes this affect harbors radio show. and you'll have
in ow are:i?" I thought. a ch<ince tu be on the air.
Yes. it can and does. as The San Diego Boat
this is a homeland security Show. presented by the
issue that will set m:iritime Natwnal Marine
security regulalions. Each of Manufacturers Assn .. will
these harbors not only has be held from Jan. 8 to 11 at
commercial operation~ such 1hc San Diego Marriott
as the charter boat and Marina and Convention
fishing industries but' <.enter. For more
possib ly thousands of boats inforniatiou. visit
that travel lo other pons. Ji11p:/1111w111.sa11diego
such as I .os AnKdC<. and bcx1tslww.com ur caJI (8~11)
Long Beach. 274-9!U'1 .
The Coast C~uard wunt!> Al~o this month, w the
participaLion fn11n bna1in~ north i~ the 4Rth an nual
organizatiow •. y;:1t h1 duh-; l.o~ /\ngelc!i Boal Shuw at
and active boateri. for their tlw I AJ~ Angeles
input in the plum.. Convention Center from
"Jt's extremely important Jan. 24 w IH1. I. In April,
that the recreational boating Newport I larhor will have
community haw a hand 111 two bCJ<tl show~. bel{inninK
drafting U1cir huml'ptirl'-; with a 'ihow at 1.ido Villagl'
maritime security plan. and with the :11 M annual
we applaud the IJ.S. Coas1 Nl·wporl Roat Show. du!>cly ....
Guard for rea<:hing out lo followt'J hy the Newport
the boating community." Ht•<ich Bo<il Show a1 1hr
said Michael Sclulla. v1ct· 1>111w~.
president of Bo<it l IS' 'l\rnl' in to my
government affair~. "Romhou~c lladio Sltuw"
"However, t!1ere 1i. only n 1hi-. amJ every Sunday from
!!>mall window of time to 4 ID:. p.m. on KC :nQ-AM
apply. We are urxinK I 1l 70l. or lis1en over the
everyone 10 spread Lhe lntcnwt al
news 1ha1 the Coast Guard li11r1://111ww.l11K1thuu.w>
wants our input amJ rrulio.cum. You can call in tu
participatio n." 1 he 11111-frce listener line ;11
The concern b thal in the (RHI!) :M4-l l 70 and juin in
off-season. with many yacM on ~outlwm California's
clubs closed or scalctl back only hoal ing Lalk radio
this time of year. the word show. read1i11g up the coast
won't gel out lo the boa1ing from San Diego 10 Oxnard
community for anJ 11111 to Santa C.atalina
representation on the::.e lslanll.
important committee!). Safe vuya~ci..
There is a short lime framl'
to get your wrillen request
into the captains of the
port. rhe deadline b Ian. 30.
Boaters interestc.'tl in serving
on a local area maritime
security commlllee can find
the nearest cap1n.in 11f the
port by goin~ w
• MIKE WHITEHEAD is the
Pilot's boating and harbor
columnist. Send him your
harbor and marine-related
thougtlts an~ story
suggestions by e-mail to
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
Expect partly cloudy skies
today with high temperatures
In the upper 60s to low 70s
with 10-mph nor1hwesterty
winds, cflanging to the
southwe11 by the afternoon.
Ovemlght should see the
aame conditions, but with
temperatures in the low 40s 10
60degrees.
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www.nws.noaa.gov
BOATING FORECAST
On the inner waters, winds
ahould be from tM Nat llt 10
knots Nrfy, d\M9"g to
10-tnot IOUthWMt wfnct..,
noon. W.vet should be at 2
feet or leat wtth •western
awell of 3 to 5 feet, 6 to 7 feet
after eundown.
Out In open wetert,
IOUtheelt winda .,. •)(peeled
tobet>.twMh 10.nd 16knota,
cNngiflg to veriable wind•
i.te .. Twc><foot WltYM on 7-to
./
. 9-foot western swells are also
e11pected.
SURF
The tide Is swinging to
abnormal highs levels,
e1<ceeding 6 feet in height
because of Wednesday's full
moon. Look for slower, smaller
conditions today and Saturday
during the high tide times.
Otherwise, expect most
west·faclng breaks to nm knee--
to walsl·high, south-facing
breaks are smaller.
Wlltef qudty:
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T1DES
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4:S4p.m.
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2.41 feet low
6.94 feet high
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3.60 feet high
WATER TEMPERATURE
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·-D~Pilot Friday, January 9, 2004 A3
Assembly district candidates we.igh in
The six Republicans
in the primary fo r
John Campbell's 70th
District seat have
their first d eba te.
Allcl• Robinson
DaiJy Pilot
GARDEN GROVE -'All six
Republican candidates for the
70th Assembly District seat
presented themselves together
for the first Lime to a crowd or
GOP voters on Th urs day.
The Orange County Federa-
tion or Republican Women's
lunch eon meeting a t the Crown
Plaza Resort Hotel featured a
forum for Republican candi-
dates fo r state and federal offi-
ces and one county supervisor
seat.
Each ca ndidate had five min-
utes to speak to the crowd of
about 130 people. The speak-
ers' order was drawn random ly.
The 70th district candid ates
are seek.Ing to rep lace Assem ·
b lyman Joh n Campbell, who is
running for the 35th Senate
District seat.
First to sp eak was Mariann e
Zlppi, a Newport Beach busi·
ness owner. She open ed her
talk by bringing u p a recent
court battle over her ballot
s1atemen1. which will appear in
sample ballots distributed 10
vote rs In the disrrict.
Scott Moody. a voter in the
70th district, challenged the
use of "good old . boys " and
other language in Zippi's ballot
statem ent. On Dec. 30, Orange
Coun ty Superior Court Co m -
mission er Eleanor Palk. rejected
the challenge based o n the date
the complaint was filed.
·1 fought back. and I won."
Zippi said.
The GOP ·good old boys"
don't want a woman to run for
the office. she said.
"I am a conservative woma n
in a conservative district," she
said. "Voters who want a
woman to vote for have that
choice now.·
Zippi is endorsed by promi-
nent supporters of immigra-
tion reform , and education is
importan t to her, she said .
Chuck. Devore spoke next. A
vice p resid ent at aerospace -de-
fense fi rm SM&A in Newport
Beach, DeVon: also ~crves in
the U.S. Army National Guard.
He told the audience they
s hould send to Sacramento ·a
Republican.you can trust, a Re·
publican with a track reco rd, a
Republican th a1's always su p-
ported other Republicans."
DeVore mentioned h is 20
years o f military service, his
work. for Rep. Ouis Cox fro m
198810 1990, and his five elect·
ed term~ on the Orange County
He publkan Pa rty Central Com-
millee.
If elec1ed, he ~aid. he would
work for lower taxes, less gov-
ernment regulation and work-
ers' com pen satio n reform.
Cristi Cri~til.:h, who runs
electronic connector manufac-
iurer Criste!-Interconnects in
Anaheim and lives in Corona
del Mar, spoke afte r Devore.
After starting her own b usi-
ness at age 23. Crlstich said, the
company now makes "parts
that are used in Dick Oleney's
pacemaker and Donald Ru ms-
feld 's missiles.·
Other candidate:. have
brought up Cristich's previous
endorse ment of form er Presi-
den t Rill Q inton -she later
called ii a mistake -M> she ad-
d ressed that, noting that s he
had sup ported h is im peach-
ment and did not contributl'
an y money to h im.
'T m a Repuhlil·an becau:.c I
believe in person al re<,punsibil-
ity, ind ividual freedom , limited
government and free enter-
prise.· 'he said.
She touted her com pany\
crea tion of jobs and said sh e
would he effel'tive at ~ettin~
mo re people to vote Ht>publi·
can.
One candidate w ho hasn't
been w ry visible until now i'>
Olonchol n. (;upta, a 20-ycar-
St. Mark picks new home
Presbyteri an church leaders are wo rking on
a n e nvironmental study for a spot at
MacArthur Bo ulevard and Sa n Joaq uin Hills.
June Casa1rande
Daily Pilot
but will no t include much
ad ded worship space, Pas tor
Gary Coll ins said.
NEWPORT BEACH -St.
Mark Presbyterian Olurch lead-
ers have their sigh ts on an
empty space at the corner of
MacArth ur Boulevard and San
Joaquin Hills Road for a new
h ome fo r the campus.
~n1e new facility will let us be
more accessible to the commu-
nity, not just 10 our congrega
lion, but we'll have m ore space
fo r community services like our
preschool and our counseling
services," Collins said.
An environm ental study now
underway for the 34,000·
square -foot project sh ould be
available for pub lic review by
Feb. 17.
The n ew church will re4uire a
general plan amendment 10
change its zoning -it's zoned
as open space -but th e projcc1
won't trigger a Greenlight vole.
The Planning Comm ission will
vote o n the project, and the
City Council will likely have the
fi nal say.
St. Mark leaders hope to
b reak ground late this year on
the 26,000-square-foot fi rs1
phase of the new chu rch, on a
lot they will acquire from the Ir·
vine Co. fo r an undisclosed
am ount. The new ch urch will
include larger administrative,
sch ool and counseling fa cilities,
The city's Environmenlal
,
!
11
Quality Affairs Commillec ex-
amined the plans late lao;t year
and cam e u p with a laundry list
o f concerns for the environ-
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Open enrollment
allowed fo r sc hools
The Newport-Mesa Uni-
fi ed School District allows
open en rollmen1 within
the district for residents .
Depending u pon avail-
ability, the parent or
gu ardian of any school-
age student in the district
can select the child 'c;
school. The open enroll -
ment app lica tio n period
for the 2004-05 school
year begins Ja n. 15 a n d
closes March 15.
Transfer request appli-
cations may be picked up
in the ad min istration of-
fi ce of any schoCJI or at the
district o ffice. Comple1 ed
applications s hould he re -
turned to the reception
desk. at the Newport -Mesa
Unified School District
Education Cen1er, a t 2905
Rear St., Bu ilding A in
Costa Mesa.
Office hours are fro m
7:30 a.m . lo 4:30 run.,
Monday th rough Frid ay If
1h ere are m ore transfer re-
ques1s for a specific
school tha n the school\
capacity allow'>, a lotlery
wi ll be held to rank the
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menial ..,tudy 10 t'>.ainine. One
concern. l'ommittce < Juurman
Robert I lawkins said, i:. thal
car:. turning right into the nl'W
chun h lrom :\IJl'arthur Boull'-
vard t·rnild -.low 1ralli1 lwl1111d
1hem . < l111rd1 lealil'" :.aid thl'y
have indudl'd a 111rn 1..ine 111
their plan~ thal they hope will
aver! such problen1s. bul 1h at
they're willing to modify tht•
plan' 1f tht• t•1wiron111en1al
'\ludy '>how!> 1h.11 the Ian(' won't
du tht· trick.
Comm ittl'C' lllt'lllbt·r:. al'o
<,aid thl'}' ~'crt• runccrnl'd about
walC'r qua lity, noi.,e, open space
and traffic, I l;'lwkin'> :.aid. The
environml'llldl 'tudy will in-
clude a traffic ~tudv and will ex·
amine 1he olhe'r co11cerns.
Church ofticiab note th at their
pla ns for the 7.:\H-acre :.ite in-
cluck I 'I• acre., of habi1at a rea
and 2.ti acre:. of landscaping.
l'hc new church wuuld add
ah out 500 trees to the site.
many ol thl'm 11!.cd al. ,1 noi.,c•
buffc•r hctween the church and
the adjacenl golf rm11-;1· and
a part ment h11ild111g, which arC'
from 9 feel to .IO feet lm"l'r in
elevation than llll' chtm h.
The rnovt• \Vil!> pm rn pit•d by
Our Lady l)t1l'1°n of Angel'
C::.11hol11 Clum h, whil'h i' ncxl
door to St. ~1.trk\ rn·-;e111 .<,ilt'
near tlw inll'rwl·tion of 1.1mb11-
rcl' Hoad and I ,1:.1 Bluff DriVl'.
In ho pr:. of t'xpancfing llwir
own facility, Om Lady official'
approached SL lark lc:idt•r-,
and offrrcd IO huy lht:' prop erty
for an undi~clo-.ed am ount. Ex-
p<H1!..io11 plan., fu r Our Lady
()uec n o f An~l·I., an· not yet
complete, said Srntt narnard.
ronsuhan1 for ho1h ch urd w -..
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beach and John Wayne
Airport She may be reached at
1949) 574 4232 or by e-md1I at
1une c:asagrande1" latimes.c:om
.old mechanical engrneering
!>luden t at UC Irvine.
Some GOP members a re
skeptical of "new Republkans"
like himself, Gupta said.
He decided to run fur office
when a tuition inrrt•ase of
more than $1,500 cuu:.ed .. omc
of his fri ern:lo; to leave r nllt·ge.
he said.
He 'uggesll•d reforming im -
inigrat 111 n and worker:. com-
pensation a nd rt•4uiring illegal
immigrant~ who work here 10
pay taxe,.
Voter!. want "m•w, innovative
l'andidales who are wi ll ing to
'ay no 10 -.pecial intC're~t
money and du what is right for
the ~I.i ll' of California," (;upta
said.
Long K. Pham, who worb a~
.1 con:.ulung l'ng111cer 111 l.011g
Bearh. was next Ill !>IWak. I le
!>aid he want~ lo repay .,udety
for the benefit., he\ t'nfoved
:.incc coming to J\ml'ril J from
Vietnam al> a d1tld.
Cbvernrnent ha<; a 111·t•d for
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"Our legislators make a lot of
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llounding out 1h e pm·k wa~
I >o n Wagner, wh o ~erve~ on the
hoard of trustee~ of lht• South
Orange County Community
t ulle~e I >1strir1.
I le cited h i\ wo rk as a 1rust·
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'a id ... l'hat\ tlw ki nd of fiscal
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTAMIESA • ""'°DI dlt ..... Gr9flitl
WM nlp(>f1ed ifl the 300 bkd
.i4:19p.m. Tuteday.
• lenwd 9tl..e: V.ndallsm
w .. '9POfted In the 500 bloc*
.i 10:18 a.m. T~.
• 8rt.IDI llNee: A htt .. nd-run
wa 1'9P0'1ed In the 3300
bloc* at 12:53 p.m. Tuetday.
• GwtOr 8trMI: A traffic
aockfent lnvofvlng Injuries
we1 reported In the 800 bl<><*
at 2:46 p.m. Tuesday.
• Log9n ~All auto
theft WU ntp<>rted In the
1200 blodc at 3:25 p.m.
Tue.day. • Rtv....._ ,._.:Ari auto
theft WU reported In the
1500 blodc at 10:58 a.m.
Tuesday.
• Su.en S1rMt: Annoying
phone cells were reported In
lhe 3300 blodc at 3:35 p.m.
Tuesday.
• ENt 20ttt Stre.t: Graffltl
was reported In the 100 blodr.
at 9:28 a.m. Tue.day.
NEWPORT BEACH
• 8irc:h StrNt; Grand theft
was reported In the 20300
blodl at 9:45 11.m.
Wednesday.
• lnt"'9 Aw9nue: A burglary
waa reported in the 900 blodl
at 6:39 p .m. Wednesday.
• Sw.hoN Drtw: A loud
party waa reported in the
3500 bl<><* at 11:10 p.m.
Wednesday.
• Vie Mentone: A hit-and-run
was reported in the 200 bloc:*
at 12:42 p.m. Wednesday.
•15th S1rMt: Grand theft
was reported In the 300 blodl
at 10:36 a.m . Wednesday.
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Accident stal ls
several, injures few
1\vo people suffered mi·
nor injuries in a six-car pile-
up that snarled 1rolffic on
the San Dil-gn freeway on
Thursday morning. officials
said.
TI1e acc.:ldent. which hap·
pened at about 8:45 am. on
the southbound San Diego
Freeway. just M>Uth of tht!
Cost.a Mesa Freeway, W-d.5 a
chain reaction, a "domino
ctTect.. crdSh , California
Highway Patrol Officer Kt•n
Yoon said.
"We don't k11ow ye1 t!X·
actly how it occum..-d. bu1
most of them were rear-end
colli'iions." he 'i<:utl.
1\ SlgNcrt wa\ l'><'>UC'd lor
4f. rni11u1cs, Yoon .. :111.I.
"l'hl' traffic jum wasn'1
t<i<I had hccaust• it was Uie
tail end ul ru.sli liour." he
said.
The two people who were
taken to the hospital did not
suffer any major injuries,
Yoon kid.
"Both complained of
pain," he said. "One of them
even walkeJ up 111 the am·
bulance. •
ROUTE
Continued from A I
m endatlon Is encouraging.
"I U1ink It's very promising.
and I know 1ha1 1here·s a lot in-
vested in this project and h 's a
big positive for Costa Mesa.·
Monahan said. "So we're look·
Ing forward to the next step
and hope the engineering
com es ou1 doable and all the
parties can stick toge I her."
On Dec. 2. the City Council
endorsed thls route. which will
enter the city from the nonh,
travel down Bristol Street, go
le ft on Sunflower Avenue for a
shor1 clistance, turn right onto
Avenue of the Arts, turn left
onto Anton Boulevard and then
cross through the Sakloka
Farms pro~rty lnto lrvtne.
Therf! would be two nations In
Costa Mesa -one jUll north or
Bristol and SunOower and an-
other at the comer of Avenue of
the Arts and Anton.
This route would requltt the
demoUtJon of the bUAlnesses at
the Lakd Pa\ltllon on Anron
that would be ln the way.
Duane Heldt, one of the owners or the Comer Office. • sports
bar and mtaurant ln the pavil·
Ion, &aid the route doet n't make
sense geomet:rlcaUy.
•The shone•1 dlttance be·
tween two poinl3 11 a straight
line," Heldt aald. •Now when
you're going to tum left on SUn-
Gower and go under the free.
way at SunOOW(l,r and Main,
wouldn't U mUe more .enae to
go down sunnower inlfead of
malclng a jog and destroying
thit bullne11r
The coun(y wu 14!1 10 cboote
1 mute In ..rtv ~ember. hut
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
~ don't like th1s bealuse they
say It ls Wllaft to di.8rntiunt their
an.ima.lti mid ·trail and piO up
thdrdwlg.
"\\W1, diapers wouJd take care
or an that.· uiwna.e llail1 ray u~
w ... y. her name Is pro~
with a 5hon ·1: like "Ulla.")
The cndo5t.'<f dla1lerS gu
dU1..'Ct1y on the horse. ~ said -
wlder the tall. with rwo top stra.ps
that map to tl'll! saddl.t:. It also hai.
two bottom straps tha1 ~
befween the legs and snap to the
saddle. TI\ere is a zipper on tfte
botlom for~ emptying while
the honie Is still vwearing It, ~
drainage holes for ~ liqUld to
draJn. she said. 1b lhoroustUy
dean the diaper, you jusr take the
thlog off and~ It a "good hose
down." she said.
The enclosed diapers come in
black or brown and u vnrlety of
GREEN LIGHT
Continued from Al
part or hotels..
Ille Creen.Hghl leaders' de-
maud comes at a time when Uie
cily Is preparing t«J consider a
move very similar to wha1 they
are asking for. Burnham on
Thursday said that city i.taff will
Uk.ely present lo the council in
"everaJ months a change 10 the
way the cily considers 1>ome
projt-cts. The agenda Item wiU
likely ask whether general plan
amendments for hotels lole
square footage into account 111e
difference is thal the changes
would not necessarily apply 10
Me~ure S guidelines.
The city began considering
the muvc: latt~ last year i11 re·
sponse to cumplainlb from
Greenlight i.upportcrs who ar-
gued tha1 the 110-roorn Ht-gent
CREEK
Continued fr om A 1
creek. but eovironmenuw.o.t.s con·
tJnue to express concern over the
project as a whole because the
01.'Ck provides ripanan habit.at for
anima.b, some ot which are en·
dangered
"Th,-y've been curling every-
thing down," erwironme11talL~1 lt1n
Vandersloot saiJ. '"'01ey"re t'lltting
out too much."
SCHOOLS
Continued tr om A I
i.tale schools can bf> fundf'd as if
there weren't a stare crisis. In
that regard. it's not a surprise.
Certainly. all the school~ recog·
ni7.e we have to be part of solu·
1ion."
Under Proposition 98, which
guarantees an increase i11 school
funding from prop~rty taxes
each year. kindergarten through
12th·grade schools wo uld have
received a roughly SJ.5 billion
increase in funds for the 2004·
05 school year. Reed said. In·
stead. they will receive $2 bil·
11011, ac<'ording to Uie plan.
"111a1 reflect<> a one-time
staff m embers recommended
tha1 the board take more lime
to absorb the public comments
on the e nvironmental report.
The recommended route is
the second chosen as the best
option by the city. The first,
chosen in 200 I. was an elevated
route aJong Bristol Streel and
Anton Boulevard, with a station
a1 South Coast Plu...a. The major
properly owners In the area
didn't 11.ke this route because
they were apprehensive th at
having the light rctU come
through the hlgh·end s hopping
center would in1erfere wilh ex-
isting developments .
City and business leaders
hud also explored a longer
underground route aJong Bris-
tol Street. The shorter under·
ground route aJong Avenue of
the Ans would cost an esli·
mated $100 million less, county
staff members said.
The route county staff mem·
bers gave their stamp of ap·
provaJ to is •the rnost environ-
mentally superior alternative."
according to their repon. It also
has fewer construction effects.
the report states.
If lhJs rouce Is approved
Monday, a final environmenlal
statement and report must be
submitted to federal. atate and
regional agencies for approval.
The coun1y will also do 1 more
In-depth study wt th Cotta Mna
city leaden and the South
Cou1 Metro 1takebolders re-
gardJn1 the effecu of the
underground alignment on Av-
enue of 1he A/1$.
• Dfll)ftl NlWMAN c;over•
Cotta Mffa. SM may be , .. died
.i (Mtl 574-4221 or bv e-mtll •t
dtllrd,.,t'MfWman l#l•tl,,..• com
8i1es. from Minnys and sma.11
ponid (s.35) to large pony and
draft lize ($43,95, plUfl SS
~and Mndllng.)
U1amae°8 h~ Johnny
~ thb pankular diaper
while worting in a horse SUible
antl Uted his own horses as
roodek.
"He th~t. 11~ must Ma
way 10 keep from~~
stalls evetydsy.' and finally sat
down and drew up the delign."
U1amae said "We had our hones
try them on to mak.r sure they
WU~ and they sure dki. •
The Maytes decided to
advenise their produce and goc
rn.lxaJ reactions. Now rD06t of
their business comes from wont
oCmouth.
"People make fun of them. of
cuurse. but others rea1a.e they wort. and that's really all thal
matt~" l..iJamar said.
Some cities have gone as far ~
Lo make hot!JC: d1apers mandatory,
such as Lucc.'ClaJe, Miss..
NL-wport Beach Reson project at
Marlnapwt should go 10 a
r.reenlight vote instead of a gen-
t'raJ vote. Bui the council action
would nol afJe<:t the Marinapark
l\otel; it would apply to future
projects.
llie Regenl Newport Beach
l!esort is slated to be on the baJ.
101 in November. although
thcre'i. 110 telling wht!thl,!r the
lawsuit could change that. Ciry
CuuncU members who sent the
quc!>tion to vo1ers said the
project was not subject to a
Grecnhgh1 vote. They said they
were sending it to volers only
because they fell it was the best
way to decide the mauer.
Arst artd outers protested, ulti·
matt'ly threatening to sue. They
said that the decision sets a bad
precedent for usurping the
Grcc11Jight Initiative in tJ1e fu·
turc. Jhey also charged that un-
der 1ha1 i:ncthod. some facts
Another environmentalist. Jack
Skinner. echoed those sentiments.
"Whal I'm seeing done out
lhcn: hru. been much more ag-
gres.o;ivt' than I had antidpated
wouJd ocrur." he said.
Vandersloot earlier objected
thal the county shoukl have been
maintaining the creek. from the
beginnlng and that declaring an
emergency is a way to ctn:umvent
1he public review process.
He said that he's pleased with
lhe Coastal C..ommission·s rcjec-
"'rebasing" of Proposition 98
funds that would be buUt back
Into the education budget later.
UntiJ m ore details in the gover·
nor's proposed budget come
out, Reed said, he can't say ex·
actly how Newpon -Mesa
schools will be affected. The dis·
Lrict's hudge1 is based on a
wurst-case scenario. he suid.
'Tm u reaJ pessimist." Reed
saiJ. ·1 didn't expect (the
monL'YI to be there a1 aJI. We d1d
our best 10 do our budget with
no increase from the state.·
Special programs would be
most likely lo suffe r under the
proposed plan, Reed said.
The best part of this proposal,
he said, Is 1hat it gives districts
'>Ome warning. f.ast year, U1e
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645-8489.
SATURDAY
There wll be. Computiw,.., et
the Orange County Fair 8c
hpo11tlon Center from 10 a.m. to
6 p.m. in Building No. 10 at m.
Orange Countv Fair a Exposition
Center. The cost i1 S6 for edultl;
dilldren 10 •nd younger get In for
free. Information: (800) 80()..5600,
http:llwww.ocf•lr.com.
Upper Newpott 9-y ..,....,..
beginning bird wetc:hlng with
birding •lq)et1 Joel W9lntnb from
8 to 11 e.m. at the Peter~ M•rv
Muth Interpretive Center, 2.301
Unfvenlty Drive. Newport BMch.
The cost It $3. lnforma1k>n: (948)
923-2.296.
SUNDAY
Ttw9wll be. CompuW,.. ..
the ()qnge County Feir a
Expoefdon Centw from 10 e.m. to
5 p.m. In Bulkflng No. 10 .i the
Orenge Countv Felr a Expoeition
Center. The COit te S& for lduha;
dtlkhn 10 8nd ~vet In for
free. tnfonNtion: (IOO) eoo-MOO,
http.:/~.oct.Jr.c:om.
' I
~ 2..592. 11'e Aldermm
ol I •aredale pwec2 an ordinance
Ullll wuuld reqWtt 111 liwltock.
loduding honiel, canle. Wep.
mules and omen, to be diapered
when cbey come lnto town.
I tried to get ahold ol oftidaJs Ill
lua!dale Oty HaB but my m"'..., Wt In a Yankee acant.
mixed with a Uttle California
"vaUey" speech. Wllflt lUUt'tUm«l
U1amae l8id diaper laws may
not be the belt answer becauae
people don't like to be forced into
doing something. But if tho6e
SalUa Ana HeWm folks w.lllt lO
ride their hones without wolT)'ing
abolJI ~up. the Mayte
family company, Hone
Diapers·Peedl:>ap. will be glad to
help out.
• l.OUTA HAll'Bt it the community
forum editor. She eleo writes
oolumr.~end mcsay..
She may be rMdMtd at (9491
574-4276 Of by e-m.il et
lolit.a.harptK@latlm«l.com.
about the project were less likely
to be made pubUc.
Burnham said that informa·
tion such as lease 1erms on the
city-owned Marinapark property
and projected tax revenue from
the project would be considered
in public meetings before the
vote.
"I challenge anybody lo teU
me honestly how the public will
get anything Jess than full lnfor·
ma.lion (by sending the matter to
a non-Greenlight vote(.~ Bwn·
ham sald. "I believe the public
will get a lot more Information ...
Arst said the gro up plans 10
file the sujt in about two weeks if
an agreemenl isn'1 reached be·
fore then.
•JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beach and John Wayne
Airp0rt, She may be reached al
(949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at
june.casagrande@latimes.com
tion of the e~cy permit and
that he hopes ii will lead 10 more
public dialogue.
"I think there has to be a better
balanc~ between Oood control
and habitat." he said
"I'm glad to see the regulatory
agencies step up to the plate.·
• AUaA ACa4SON covers
business, polltict and me
environment She may be readled a1
19491764-4330 or by fKT!ail at
slicia. robinson@lsrimes.com.
state took back $7 million in the
middle of the year.
Member& of the PTA. the Call ·
fomia School Boards Assn., the
Califomla Assn. of School Busi-
ness Officials, the Assn. or Call·
fomia School Administrators,
the California County Superin-
tendents Educational Services
Assn. and the California Teach-
ers Assn. were in on the negotia-
tions of the agreement, accord·
ing to a press release from the
governor's office.
The California Federation of
Teachers. the labor union for
Newport-Mesa teachers, was
not a part of lhe negotiations.
"(The governor! invited us 10
be ar the unveiling of the pro·
posaJ, but since we weren'I part
MONDAY
The UC tMne Centw for
Unconventional Security Affairs
will host a forum, •Are Sdloola as
Safe a1 They Should Be.· with
keynote speake,.. Orange County
Sheriff M ichael S. Carona and
Orange County Superintendent
of Sdlool• William M. Habermehl
from 8:30 to 11 :30 a.m. at the
Arnold and Mabel Beclman
Center. 100 Academy Way, Ir.tine.
Information and reservation•:
(949) 824-9670, cuu@uci.edu.
Body WIN Fltneet C..... wtl
offer a free exercise night from 6
to 8 p.m. at 2901 W. Coast
Hlgttw.y, No. 110, NeWi>ort
Beach. Attendanta can get free
tips oo for wofii:out routines.
Information: (949) 660-1660,
http:/Miww.bodywiHfitnflft.info.
..,.SDAY
Shem\M lJbnry. Gerdetw wtl
preeent • Aor•I DeeJgn Ualng
Ttopic8la; • flor81 dMlgn a .... .i
9 a.m . .i 2647 Ent Co.at.
Hlgttw.y, Corona del Mar. The
cost 11 146 and pt9f'9gfttration 11
required. Information: (949) 873-
2261. hftp:l..WWW . .i~rdtln•.orp.
The~lwh Pubic
Ubntry ~·a Manu9Ctipl
Book Of9c:ualon Group wm
dilQ.I• •From Beirut to
Jeruut.m • by Thoma• Friedman
.i 9:16 •.m. at the 1000 Avocado
A.ve. ltbfery. mformadon: (949)
717"3890.
Former senator was
'larger than life'
Deepa Bhar•th
Daily Piiot
Dennis Carpenter was
~rybody's ~nd
1be Conner state sena·
tor and Corona del Mar
resident hobnobbed with
top offidals with the
same ease · aod genuine
warmth as he lntenu:ted
.. ,
• •
nation or Gerald llonl
for president.
He was a man who
111uod by his principles.
~He never took a
1>ension because he
believed· public servtu:
should be just that,"
Frank Carpenter sakl.
"He truly believed in
serving the people."
.',, ,.,
Carpenter cnj~
his time in Newpon
Beach, his son sald Be
was a partner In the KoU Co. and
a member of the Balboa Bay
Oub. He loved to race boats oul
of the Newport Harbor Yad11
Oub.
with elevator operators Dennis
and chauffeun. Carpenter
"He had no enerrUes."
his son Frank Carpenter said. "He
had no airs. ..
Dennis Carpenter died on his
Oklahoma ranch on Dec. 23 of a
brain aneurysm. He was 75.
Dennis Carpenrer touched
many lives and laWlched several
political careers. his son said
"He was 6-foot-2, large, with a
pink face," Frank Carpenter said.
"He was gregarious. He WdS laq:er
than life..
He moved to Newport in I Y58
and practiced law after a four·
year stint al the FBI.
Carpenter represented Orange
CoWlty in the state Senate from
1970 to 1978. He served as Senate
minority leader for the Republi·
can Party. I le was instrumental in
getting Ronald Reagan elected as
(',.alifomia"s governor in 1966 and
a principal player in thl' election
of Richard Nixon and the norni·
I le was also a good friend of
Newpon Beach's own Icon, 1ob11
Wayne.
"ll1ey would play cards all the
lime,· Frank Carpenter saitl. ~My
father would take John Wayne's
boat dawn to Mexico and load it
with supplies. They didn't agrtt
in potilics. bur my dad was a big
fan."
Oenni~ Carpenter ii. survive<l
by his '>'JllS Kenneth, Bruce. Frank
and Sco11, 11nd 11 grandchildren.
A memorial service is sched-
uled for 2 p.m. Wednesday al
Mariners (}lurch in Irvine 10 h<>
followed by a rt'CPption at Ilic
Balboa &1y Oub. Services were
held 111 Oklahoma 1m L.>ec. 29.
OBITUARY
Olve Ross Grant
Mr. Dave Roel Grant, a
Conner eo.t. Mesa resi·
cleat, dJed Dec. 29 ln As·
pen, Colo., ol cancer. He
wu66.
Mr. Grant l• survived by
bis wile JUdUh; daughters
Deidre Bolneau and Dean·
na Conre: aon Phillp
Conte; and aunt Beay Jean
McGavran..
A memorial aervlce is
scheduled to be h eld on
Satwday at 11 a.m. at the
Prince of ~ace Otapel In
of the negouauon<;, ii didn't
ma.ke much sense for us to be
there when we're not even sure
if we're in suppon of it or no1,"
said Martin I lillelman. senior
vice president of the t:alifomia
Federation of Teachers.
The union has not ~een the
details or the proposal. he ~id.
but they are opposed lo lower·
ing the Proposition 98 funding
requirement to schools. They
want to wait and see "how it's
done and who it hurts" before
making a judgment.
"So far, the bias has not been
toward services that help work·
ing people but cutting lax rates
for rhe most weal!hy," llillel·
man said. "When you look at a
tax cul, you need to look at
THURSDAY
t....... SchJeuing« wtl .tgn her
new book "The Proper Care and
Feeding of Husbands· at 7:30
p.m. at Barnes and Noble
Booksellers, Metro Pointe, 901 B
South Coast Drive. Information:
(714) 444-0226.
The UC Irvine Social Sdence
Dinner Club will present
"Elections Can Be Chaotic Even
Outside California." at 6 p.m. al
the University Club Library. The
coat is $40. Information and
reservations: (949) 824-2511.
rswattu@uci.edu.
JAN.16
A Hom. RemodeNng end
Decorating Show will be held
atarting today in building• No. 10
end 12 and in the Par9de of
Products at Orange County Fair &
Expotltion Center. The show wlll
be open from n<>Of'I to 8 p.m.
today. The colt I• $6.76 for aduhs,
$3 for seniora and free for
ctilldren younger than 12.
Information; (818) 657-2960.
The CommodorM Club°' the
Newport Beacti Chamber of
Commerce will presef't the
Newpon Harbor Chrtatm ..
Parade Award1 Dinner •nd
Auction at 6 p.m. et the Four
Sea.on• Hotel. TheN will be live
entert81nment and .i'8ot •nd live
auctlona. Tldc.t. cott S75 per
penon and $900 for • ttble of 12.
Information: (9'9) 7~.
htfp;//newpotfbNc:h.oom.
JM.17
The T!X-US Oullllr Show wtl ...
from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. In building
No. 1.t 9l 1he Orenge COunty Feit a Expoefdoc1 c.m.t. Th9 cott ls
S10 for 8dub, cNlchn 12 Md
younger""~,,..._ lnfonndon: (911) 218-2212.
c\,spen. lo Ueu or Oowers,
donations may be made to •
the Aspen Cancer Guide ln
care of the Aspen MedlcaJ
Foundation, P.O. Box 1639,
Aspen, CO 81612.
• The Dally Pilot welcomes
obituaries for re1ident1 or
former reeidenll of Cotta
Meu and Newport Beach. If
you want to have an obituary
printed in lhe Pilot, ask your
mortuary to fax u1 the
Information al (949) 646-4170
or call the newsroom al (949)
642-4321.
where 1he ~ervices arr ln-.t a111I
who loses. Often, 1hc people
who lose are the rt·uple who
have little to live on. They take
services away from them. and
1he money goes back to pt.•oplc
!.o 1hey c:an buy their 1 lum
mer ....
For now, thl' plt111 i~ l'lill only a
propo~I. Once 1hc hudgt't
comes 1101 today, ii still hat. 10 be
passed by the I .t>~islaturc ;mtl
signt'd hy 1he governor. fll•ed
said.
"As I like tu say: 'It\ nor over
lilJ the Auslrian signs,'" he said.
•MARISA O'NEIL covers
education. She may be reactied a1
(949) 574 4268 or by e·mail at
msriso.oneil a 1 la times.com
A Home Remodeling and
Decorating Show will be held in
buildings No. 10 and 12 and in the
Parade of Products al Orange
County Fair 8c f)(positlon Center.
The show will be open from 10
a.m. to 8 p.m. today. The cost is
$5.75 for adults, $3 for seniors
155+1 $3 and free fordiildren
younger than under 12 ere free.
Information: (818) 557-2950.
The w..t Coast Reptile Show
will be from 10 a.m. lo 6 p.m. In
building No. 17 at the Orange
County Fair & hposition Center.
The cost la SS for adults and $3
for diildren 12 and younger.
Information: (714) 826-6600,
http:llwww.radicslreptiles.com.
The PMot Education and
Adoption Center. a nonprofit
or;anlzation, will have 11 seminar
on parrot nutrition from 1 to 2:30
p.m. at lhe Balearic Community
Center, 1975 Balearic Drive, Cost'&
Mesa. Information: (949)
631·3606. http:llwww.peac.org.
·&cape horn Wimer." • fttneea
and fHhlon show wtth triathlete
loltelanl McMk:nael and Pro wake
boarder Emily Copeland, will be
from 2 to 4 p.m. at the South
Coalt Plaza Sport Chalet. For
every pelr of Nike Shox Turbo
ahoea that a ... tried on, P'\llkeGo
win don.ie • pelr of •hoe• to the
Boyt •nd Olrt1 Clubt of Orange
County. Information: 1714)
424-8256.
ICU wt1 hfte • ••lfl tMect contwt to ... who can 11ay In
bed the longest st1rtlng •t 10:30
a.m • .i lt9 atora .i 1475 South
Cont Orfve, Co.ia Mesa.
Cont-.ntl will have to drink
SM TOWN. P ... A5
,.
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Daily P~ot
MARKC IJUSflN I UAll V PllUI
Solution Specialist Russ Soza, right, talks to Huntington Beach resident Alan Broido, left, at the Sony Style store m the South Coast
Plaza on Wednesday afternoon. The 42~nch Sony Grand Wega TV Bro1do 1s looking at is one of the most popular sets m the store
Retail officials expect growth
Some see the stores
opening at South
Coast Pl aza und
Fashion Island as
hope for robust sales.
Alicia Robinson
Daily Pilot
NEWl'Olff-Mr.\i\ -A .. l(>w of
m·w <,ton·., will ht• op1mmg tlu'>
yt•ar in the are,1\ rl'tail cndavl''
.ind .~omt· ... hopping l'Xpen., ('X
reel !><tic·~ to maintain the mbu ... t
ll'veb thl'y rC'arhC'd in 200:1.
Thi' ye<tr\ ... alt•' arc exp<~wd
lo be a!'> good or bt•tter than last
year at South C:oa ... t l'laz;t, which
was the -.hopping center\ "11111 .. 1
<,ucn·,-,llll ye<tr t•vt·r.« marketing
director IJl'hrn ( 1111111 Downing
'Luci.
South Lua:.t Pl.11;1 upl·ned 15
new !>IOl'l''> i11 ;mo I .111c..I ha' \t•vcn
'lated to open 1u:-r in the-lir:-.t
quaner 111 :!.004, -.tw -..1id. New
!'>lures will inc:ludt· l!rn11k-. llroth-
TOWN
Continued from A4
water every 30 minutes. The
winner will receive an IKEA
bedroom c;et. lnformallon-(714)
751·7167.
Upper Newport Bay presents
astronomy night with the Orange
County Astronomers from 6.30 to
8:30 p.m. at the Peter and Mary
Muth Interpretive Center, 2301
University Onve. N1•wport Beach
Information: (949) 923 2295.
JAN.18
A Home Remodeling and
Decoratiny Show will be held in
buildings No. 10 and 12 and in the
Paradfl of Products at Orange
County Fair & Expos1t1on Center
The show will be open from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. today The cost is
$5.75 for adults, $3 for seniors
and free for children younger
than 12 Information: (818)
557-2950
The Wen Coast Reptile Show
will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in
building No. 17 at tho Orange
er' ml'n'-i and women's wear. He!>·
torntmn I lardwarc home fllrnii.h-
ing11. and Avcda Ufestyle Salon &
Spa.
In 2002. the center rarked up
more than $1.1 billion in l><tlc-;,
and when 200:\ totals are in,
they'll he at leac;t that much.
I )owning i.a1d.
It was the same 'itory at Fa!>h·
100 Island. where three new rc~
Laurants will open and Lhret'
'itore.s are ex:panding this year. Ir-
vine Co. spokeswoman Nina
Hnhinson said.
"Coming out or 2003, we had a
ttmlic holiday season. and we
expct·t our ~me store i.a.lc~ to he
up over las t yL•ar," she silld.
Among the changes at Fashion
lo;land will be Ozumo. a Japan~
rc),taurnnl, and a 16,000-square-
foot addition to Nieman Marcu-..
More new busine~~ are ex-
pected !>OOn.
"We'll definitely have more an-
nouncements cormng through in
lhl· first quarter of the year."
llobinJ.on said.
County Fair & Exposition Center.
The cost is $5 for adults and S3
for children 12 and younger.
Information: (714) 826-6600,
http://www.radicalreptlles.com.
IKEA will of'fer a •Kid's Pajama
Party;• at which children 12 and
younger can participate in
smg-alongs, storytelling, snacks,
arts and crahs. fun games and
free stuff, from 9:30 to 11 :30 a.m.
at 147!i South Coast Drive, Costa
Mesa. Information: (714 )
751-7167.
Upper Newport Bay will presents
nature journaling for families
from 1 to 2:30 p m. at the Peter
and Mary Muth Interpretive
Center, 2301 University Drive.
Newport Beach. The event is for
children ages 7 and up who are
accompanied by an adult. The
cost 1s $5. Information: (949)
923·2295.
JAN. 20
The ACLU of Onnge County will
hold its monthly meeting with
guest speaker attorney John
Alcorn, who will discuss
ff Immigration Law and the Patriot
New ~turl·'> 10111mg m•,trly
built-out .. hopping center\ an•
often replaring stores that rlo!>t·d.
:-aid Hich:ml l.ul'hn., Newport
Beach < l1amhl'r nf Comml!rn·
cxccutiw director.
"It is new bu!liness, hut 11l'l
new businl'"-' dot'-.n't occur all
that often ... he said. "Overt1fl. I
continue to "'e what I t'all a n·
fr(.'i.hing of c;umc of our [-.hop·
ping] center-.."
Some forecasts pr(.'dicr :l% 111
4% groWlh in sale-. fol"ZIJ04, hut
that growth will dept•nd nn whal
happeni. to intert·<.t mtt ....
whether new terruri't thn·ati.
an~e and other factor.,, Lut'lir'
.... tid.
"I think a lot depend!> on tlw
governor\ hudgrt," .... ud M.1ry
(;iJJy. u pmfc<...,or of marketinK .it
UC. Irvine. Cov. /\mold Schwart
enc~er will ar111ou11n· his new
hudKet today.
"I !e's sayinK no new 1axe~. hut
they're abu l<Llking lahuutl other
kinds of foe'!. going up. so that
could put a damper on retail
Act, 2004H at 7:30 p.m. at the
Unitarian Universalist Church.
1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa.
Information: (714) 299 4551.
JAN.21
The Cos1a Mesa Historical
Society will have former Costa
Mesa Police Chief Roger Neth as
a speaker at its annual dinner and
installation meeting al 6 p.m at
Captain's Table Restaurant at
Orange Coast College
Information and reservations·
(949) 631-5918.
The Newport Beach Newcomers
Club will be touring the Orange
County Museum of Art The cost
1s $15. The organization is
designed to help people meet
new friends and to learn about
what Newport Beach has 10 offer
Information. (949) 645·9922,
http://www.newcomers-
newportbead1 org.
JAN. 22
Hoag Hotpital will host -Nutrition
fo r the lung Cancer Patient;' a
daytime lung cancer support
group. from 2 to 3:30 p m. at the
Hoag Cancer Center. conference
When your heirs inherit your qualified plan or IRA, they may also be
inher iting a significant tax bill. Unless you plan properly, federal estate
and income taxes could consume up to 70% of a qualified plan/ IRA
account when it is passed to non-spouse beneficiaries.
Learn how you can creat e a "second life" for your qualified plan/IRA
and provide your heirs with income and tax-deferred growth for many
years.
For your free copy of Give Your IRA a Second Life, ca ll at (949) 717-5300
or (800) 468-3352
660 Newport Center Drive, Suite 1100
Newport Beach. CA 92660
THIS 1S WHO WE AR[. THIS IS HOW W£ £ARN IT.-
!>ail''· .. ( •• 11, ... 1111
< Jnlinc 'hopp111g " 011 tlH' 1.-.c ..
and 1h.11'~ ;_i11111h1:r lhn-.11 10 1wo-
ple i-1wndi11g tlll'ir ... hopp111g dol
l,11 locally. <.ill) .... ml
c:u .. 1a Mt";;I n1.1t11lll'r ot ( 0111
n11·rn· l.xc·uHM· l>irl'cl111 Id
l·aWtTll ''11d hl·'d guttt•n mixed
m1·..,_.,;1gt'' ah11111 tlw local n·tail
dirn.ih'.
\OllH' -.n1rillt·r '1111 11111111• 'hop:.
ll.l\l' dmw wdl. hlll tht· l:1rg1•1
... 1url'' ;111•11'1 '>l'l'lllg 111111 h of 1h,1t
gmwth. he ,;1id
OVl'rall. W<M look' l • .111 ly g1111d
tor '>ah·~. Fawn·tt .... 1id.
"Or.11tgl' < 011111y ., hlc·,.,nl
w11h .1 good 1•11111111ny and 1·v1·11
Ill 10111-:h t1111t·~ 0111 ll'l'l''i.,11111' 1lll'
only \lo111t•d 1111·11.,..,l'._, .. lw ... 1id.
"W1· don't drop hv .1 ltlt "
< .1111-.11111c·r r1111l11h·11u· h1·n· 1-.
"' high 111 Ora11i.:1· County. 1.>ow11
111g -.;uc..I, that ''H' think.' tin· 11·tail
....111·' boom m<1y l.1 ... 1 .1long11111t·
"I think it 1 illl go 1111 a' long,,.,
you haw 1h1· right co111h111.i111111
ol ... 1nrt'' and th1• 111-;ht mar l..c•t,"
Downing ~1d.
room A. The Sl,)CakPr will be
Kathy Pham, a Hoag Hospllal
nutnt1onist. Information: (949)
760-5542
The Friends For Planned
Parenthood luncheon, at 11·30
a.m. at Sherman Library &
Gardens, will fows on sex
education in the Santa Ana
Unified School District. Tren
act1v1sts from Campfire USA and
Girls Inc. will discuss a curriculum
that only teadies abstinence u11t1I
marriage Sherman Library 8t
Gardens is at 2647 E Coast
l-fighway. lnformat1on: (714)
633-6373. ext 121
JAN.23
The City of Costa Mesa
Recreation Division will prr!!>Cnt
Kids Night Out fro m 6 to 11 pm
at the Balearic Community
Center. 1975 Balearic Drive·
Children ages 7 to 12 will bt·
tr ansported from the
community center to the
Arrowhead Pond of Anaho11n to
watch tho Mig hty Ducks versus
the Minnesota Wild. The cost 1s
$20. Inf ormation and
registration: (714) 754-5158
• Stmi-Privalt for Mt n & Womtt1
• Ovu 80 P1,.us of l:'q11ipmn11
• flriva tt 11tlatts S111dio
•SPINNING Th,.attr with N,.w
Statt-oftht-Art Cyr/rs.
• 16 f'11ll-timt l'usoflal Traintrs
• Child Cart Ram-noon M • Sat.
• Co nvmitnt P11rltinx
• Yoia. Tai f'/,i, Strttrh <'la11ts
• Sttp, Powu P11mp. C11rtiio
• Showtrs. Sttam & 'fowtls
• D11y Spa
frlday, January 9, 2004 A5
City Council
restricts Cornell
Drive parking
A reside nts-o nly
restricti on is OK' d
after homeowne rs
compla in at the
la test meeting.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Piiot
COS fA Ml:SA Judi·
Sturman is fl'd up with
c<1r1> parking in ft1111t of tlH'
fire hydrant on ( 01111'1!
I> rive.
l'orn 11hl'l<1n, J11111h1·1
Cornell Drive rl·~•dt•nt. ''
tired u t coming ho1111· a t .!
a.m. finding pl'upl1•
parked 111 fr11111 111 hi'•
driveway, and l11h11 ( .anJo,
has ~el'll peoplt-1 ha11g1 •
their oil 111 lrn11t 111 hi'
hoU!.l'.
The'l' lhrt'I' .11111 11lht•1
rcsidl'llh or ( .11ri11•fl I lrt\ l'
brought 1h1•11 u1111pla1111 ..
to 1111' <.tt, ( 1111111 If 1111
Mo11d,1y i\ltn l1l'.1r111g ,1l1
of th1•ir 1111111•111 ,, 1 ou11ril
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Cost~ Mesa has place in JWA· handover .
S houlc.J <. o ... 1a Me:.u havt: i
plat:l' ul 1he table when
Nc•wport Reach officials
und the Orange County Board
uf S11p~rv1i;uri. sit down to
d"cus!> the managemem -
and Cate -of lohn Waynl'
Airporr? It'-; an interesting
4ul'i.tion. rhe unswer 10 thal
'l't:rni.. ar fir.,l blush. tu be u
rt'!>oundin.: "yl':.."
Afll'r nll. thl' rei.idl'lll!J of rht
l:a!>lsillc uf Lui.ta Mt:'J -I his
wri ter inch1lled -w1ll lw
''~nificantly 1111ruc1t•tl liy any
change~ mJdr to the Jrrpurl.
Anything 1ha1 produce\ more
;rir traffic -or changt''> thC'
tltrCCliOll of exiMing lr,1ffic -
will .1ffec1 u'>. ,1., well a'> uur
guoc.J lnench a11tl neighbor:. ,1
Mukes more sen~c to
~mbruc.:e Mexico
l'rniik111 flu,h '>tJtcd th.tr
thcrl' arc IL"l '"'111• job<, thut
I lllrtl·d <.,t.1tc' dli/cn' tlo nor
w;1111 10 pL•rfor 111. It "
'l"'l'lllatl·d tha1 25% of
Ml'xiu1'i. work force 1" l.1ho11ng
111 rhc-lln11NI State<,. Ir i' abo
'J1d 1 liar lhl' 111a1or part of lhl·
\h'\K illl g""' n.irion.il
ptmhlt 1 Jlld l'l 111111rny" lht'
ll.~. dolf.ir, 'l'lll hOllll' hy
1lll'gal' l't·rhap!> "-lexirn would
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111111hlt·'l11lh· Jltl,n nat 1011,
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l'11·,1J1·111 V1n·11tl' I-ox would
1.111• l<J1 lhL' 1dcu.
THOMAS E. KOLANOSKI
C.11,ra Mt·'a
touple biol k' away in Newport
Acach.
Should the city fothe!"l' ol
Newport Heac:lt be eager to
1•111brace us a!> decision·n)Jking
p,irrner:. in th1' proce'is? I.ogre.
r11mmon ~t'mc anc.J plain old
11l'i~hborlim·,., would certainly
seem to intl1Cdle '>O. However,
ha,ed on <.o .. ra Mesa's
lOnsisu.•111ly weak :.upport for
all airport at l;I Toro -such an
obvious soh1tto11 to rhe rel(ion\
airport capad 1v woeo; 1ha1 11 is
clL·ar 1hat only
!>Cll·preservat1on and pure
politic" governed the dcc1"i1111:.
or some of c)ur officiab -c>ne
.. hould not be surpri!>t•d 11
Newport Jlt'arh i!> le~!> th.in
1·nthu"ia~11c about Co!>ta Me-.a
MAILBAG
Lt!t the di sabl ed keep
tht!ir earned income
l'Nhap!> lhc wealt'St benefil
f(lr our disahlt•tl pl'ople living on
~oc1al ~ecunry cJio .. ability
.1'"''·111ce would be the
opportunity lo earn a part-timl'
income without having it 1alcen
away from rhcm.
People wirh chronic illnc~'
who ren·ivt• di"ahili1y liVl'
ht.'lcM the p11vt•rty level and
have 110 hope of being uhle to
pay for all rhe tll'Cc<;sitie'>. -.uch
"'food. houl>ing and
fn'Ur<HlCt'.
Many uf the chronically
<.li,ahletl tha1 cuu1d conceivably
hold a pan ·timc job. arc marked
for poverty because any income
thl'y receive. or earn. is taken
trying to jump aboard the lohn
Wayne bandwagon now.
·Where were our leaders
when Newport Reach needed
support in the El Toro mattt'r?
Nowhere to be found.
Since the Great Boondoggle,
er, Great Parle is rolling aJonlo{
and -despite recent
mutterings aboul resurrcc11ng
the airport plan -'>eem:. to bt•
gai111ng Meam, the only viable
solution to resolving Orange
Cou nry\ airport capacily
problt:rn is cxpamion or John
Wayne.
Recent artidl'' ahnut the
atlditicm of 1wo "temporary"
terminal buihltng'> 10 support
111crea mg dt·mand illu-;1ra1c
thi' problem loud and clear.
away fr11111 rhcrn. I h1' mea11'
tlMI any t'xtm n11111er rt·cc1vcd.
fur any rt•a,1111, 1' counted .cl>
incn111e and then dl·tlucted fr11111
thl" an111u111 uf rheir tli,,1hil11y
check.
IJemocr.ib Imm !>Jn
i:rann,co and Lo~ Angrft'\ have
said rhat colling programs from
Lhc "poort'sl of the poor" should
nur happen. 111at j, ;1 valid a11d
important point.
rhe pan ·tlllll' Jill" alread~·
exh.t lor u disabll'U pt:r~on thitl
rnighl be ablt• 10 work it.
1 lowever. when rhe money i.,
dedlll.tcd from lht'ir tli<;ah1li1y
ched:, then it become!> enforced
poverty on the puore-.1 of our
poor.
SARAH MOSS
Losia Mee,,\
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More demand equals more
flights. More fligh ts equate to
more noise. More noise
equates to more complaints.
etc.
Co5ta Mesa rel>itlents have
every right to be apprehensive
about the direction -literally
-tha t John Wayne will take.
It's not unreasonable to believe
tha1 Nl'wport Beach officials
will view flights directed over
Costa Mesa a bett er alternative
than continuing to fly down the
Back Bay. over Balboa Island
and environs. If future
expansion of the airport
requires longer runways and
more administrative areas
then, by golly. the annexation
of Santa Ana Height -horse
manure and all -looks lilce a
pretty good move to me.
So, despite Costa Mesa's
previous weak support on
airport-related issues in the
past, I wholeheartedly support
Councilman Allan Mansoor's
proposal that our city be given
a voice and vote when it comes
to any changes in the status of
John Wayne Airport.
Newport Beach officials may
view John Wayne as a
municipal issue, but it's not.
It is a regional issue and
needs to be considered by a
broader constituency than
1hose living wi1hin the borders
of their city.
If. in fac1. the Board nf
upervisors b willing to hand
off control of the airport to a
single city then, perhaps, all
interested cities should bid on
the opportunity. Certainly,
Irvine would jump at the
chance. That way, Irvine Mayor
Larry Agran could have his
cake and eat it, too. He'd have
his ''Great Parle" and his own
liu1e airport. despoiling not a
single resident of his kingdom.
Baclc to the point at hand.
The answer to the question
posed in the first sentence of
this leuer is. indeed, "yes. tt The
leaders of our city shouJd
demand a place at the table
when the future of John Wayne
Airport is discussed.
GEOFF WEST
Costa Mesa
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Chencellor: William M. Vega
Boerd: President Paul Berger,
Vice President Armando Ruiz,
George Brown, Jerry Patterson
and Walter G. Howald; student
trustee Madeline Levy
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District Office: 2985-A Bear St ..
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Boerd: President Martha Fluor,
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9050, Costa Mesa, CA
92628-9050, (7141966-4000
Elizabeth 0. Parker, member,
Trustee Area 5, Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach
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Setting his own standards
Steve Tyrell wi ll put his own spin on
some of the American classics on
Saturday night in Segerstrom Hall
Paul Saitowitz
Daily Pilot
H is honey-soaked
voice is peppered
with just enough
gr.ivel to give his versions of
some of America's standards
the right amount of
melancholy and
introspeclion to make them
his own.
The voice belongs to
Steve l)'reU. and the
melancholy is from a very
real place.
l)'reU lost his wife last
year after a long battle with
cancer, and his longtime
drummer and mentor John
Guerin died on Monday. I lis
wife's illness forced him 10
miss an earlier performance
at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center. but
he'll be there on Saturday
night for a make-up show.
"It 's been a real tough
time," 'fyreU said. "Gelling
out and playing mu~ic i~
something that is very
therapeutic for me. Losing
John is going to be really
hard on the band but we'll
keep going."
l l1e Texas-burn Tyrell -
whose roots are steeped in
rhythm and blues -h~
produced aJbums for Linda
Ronstadt, Aaron Neville,
Earth, Wind and Fire. Ray
Olarles and Alice Cooper.
He had primarily been
working behind the scenes
until circumstance led him
to a performance in the
movie .. Father of the Bride."
"I was working on the
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if I had recorded any other
standards that got me
thinking."
'fyrell claims the song was
the first standard he ever
sang. but that experience
was enough to get him in
the studio to record his first
set of standards, titled "A
New Standard." It featured
songs by George and Ira
Gershwin. Irving Berlin,
Duke Ellington and several
others.
I le has since gone on to
record three more standards
aJbums. with the most
recent being ''This Guy's in
Love," which was released
last year.
"I'm happy doing these
standards because aJI kinds
of people seem to relate to
them , but I lilce to put my
own touch on them," l)'rell
said. "A lot of these songs
have been recorded and
performed by many people,
so I try to make the songs I
do stand apart."
Picking which songs to
record can be a daunting
task. but he sees it as a labor
of love.
"The American songbook
is so vast and filled with so
many great songs that I
know that I will always have
a lot to work with," l)'rell
said. "One of the things that
is really great about them is
no one can claim any one
song to be his or hers. They
belong to all of us."
film as a music supervisor
and I ended up performing
'The Way You Look Tonight,'
in the movie," he said. "It
became the ullimate
wedding song. and
eventually people started
writing to me and asking me see STANDARDS, Pai• A9 Steve Tyrell will perform at the Orange County Performing Arts Center on Saturday.
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food that's enticing for ~onwgetarlans. It's an art, not
)o be thought o(, oh no, It's
,them again."
• Petrovna knows there's a big I if ear factor for nonvegetarians.
1 "We're stepping out from ~".,. l 960s-1tyle vegetarian
foods. It'• an uphill battle -a
FY1
WHAT: Native Foods
restaurant
WHERE: 2937 Bristol St. in
Costa Mesa
HOURS: Daily from 11 a.m. to
10p.m.
INFORMATION: (714) 751-2151
or http://www.nativefoods.
com.
lot of people still feel that
vegetarian foods aren't
satisfying. They think they
won't ever feel full.·
That's why her delicious
menu features a wide range of
meat substitutes that can even
appeal to meat-lovers. Petrovna
hasn't Invented new foods -
tempeb and seitan have
ancient origins -yet her skill
lies in creating meatless.
dairy-free dishes that also have
wonderful Oavors and textures.
Tempeh Is an Indonesian
food staple made from
soybean, grain and rice; seltan
Is a wheat protein or gluten,
produced In Oline and Near
East for more than 2000 years.
Another Incredible n!tat
substitute Is soy protein made
from defaned soy Oour. Nattve
'
Foods makes them from
scratch -truly an artisan's
craft.
• Its gourmet djshes are both
nourishing and enjoyable.
"We all must eat three times
a day, so we strive to make
customers excited to have a
second bite,• Petrovna said.
Petrovna isn't a dictator -
despite her beliefs she doesn't
annoyingly prosclyti7..e, and she
wasn't aJways a vegetarian. She
grew up as a "foodie,· -a
passion inherited from her
European immigrant parents,
whose lives centered around
cooking and eating. Her
cooking skills came from her
mother. who was nicknamed
"Julia OiUd" and her eclectic
culinary tastes come from
years or traveling throughout
Europe, as welJ as Uvlng In Asia.
In coUege she was Introduced
to nutrition, and became a
vegan due to her concern for
the environment, health and
her love or animals.
1he menu features a lon.g list
of salads, handholds
(sandwiches or burgers), pizza,
S..IEST,hctAI
KENT TR£PTOW /OM.Y Pl.OT
Native Foods serves up vegan dishes such as the Soul Bowl,
made with red beans, rice, steamed vegetables and greens,
barbecue fried •save the chicken~ soy and com bread.
Friday, January 9, 2004 A7
THEATER
Eclectic
mix for
new
season
By Tom Titus
Daily Pilot
TI1e new year for theatergoer:.
in Costa Mesa and Newpon
Reach arrives this wcckrnd a1>
South Coa1>1 Repertory kicb ofT
a 1>late aJmost evenly divided
between revivals and shows that
will be brand new to local
audiences.
John Strand's ··1.ovcri. and
Executioners," an update of a
classic French costume comedy
billed as a battle of the sexes.
will open on the company's
Julianne Argyros Stage. As South
Coast Rep p uts it, "I leans
pound, bosoms heave and the
occasional bodice gets ripped."
Should he a lot of fu n.
It's nearly a month's wait lo
the next event on the local
schedule, opening Jan. JO -
"The Subject Was Rol.es" al t11e
Newport Theater Arts Center.
Familial tensions hang heavy in
the air in this rarely produced
Frank Gilroy play about a
quarrelsome couple welcoming
their young i.on back from the
Army. To get a Lak.e on the age of
this script. you migh1 recall that
in the movie version, the son
was played by the current
"President of the United States.·
Martin Sheen.
When you talk about oldies,
you can't go much further back
than "Antigone." the Greek
tragedy by Sophocles fo cusing
on a young woman's decision to
bury her fallen broth er against
her kings wishes. tJ1ereby
becoming a ~-ymbol of individual
rights throughout the world. It
opens on the Segerstrom Stage
of South Coast Repertory on Jan.
31.
Also arriving tl1e last weekend
of the month will be another
oldie, though not quite so
ancient as •Antigone."
Shakespeare's "Romeo and
Juliet" will be offered at UC
I rvinc's Oaire Thcvor Theater.
introducing tJ1e star-crossed
lovers who inspired the musical
"West Side Story'· to a new
generatio n of playgoers.
South Coast Rep's TI1eater for
Young Audiences program
swings into action Feh. 6 wi th
"Sideways Stories From Waysi de
School" The award-winning
books "hit the stage with sound
kabooming and lights kaJlashing
along the 30th Ooor of the
funniest school in the universe.·
according to South Coast Rep.
Costa Mesa's Vanguard
University wilJ present a
one-weekend production
entitled ·Journeys." created and
directed by Oeborah Marley, a
professional dancer and
ch oreographer. The story of a
young dancer stn.tggling with
her identity will be presented
Jan, 29 to 31 and Feb. I in the
coUege's Lyceum Theater.
Educati9p gets another jump
stm when the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse launch~ its new year
Feb. 12 wi~ "Schoolhouse
Rock." Tbe Emmy
Award-winning 1970s Saturday
morning cartoon serie that
taught history, grammar, math.
science and politics with a
musical curriculum wilJ come co
the stage In Its first local
production.
Orange Coast College will
offer a Valendne to one or ,, \
SM EclECTIC, P•• At
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Al frlday, Janunry 9, 2004 HAP P EN I NGS Oatly Pilot
REEL CRITICS ..
New journey to .Neverland a worthwhile trip
A boy who •\i:V\:t ww1tcd to
grow up thri~ within his desin.>
to be young fon!'Vl'r. Th~ only
plaa? where such 11 child could
exist would be
In the
Con.fin('$ of
paradbe
kuuwn as
Newrtand. Ln
thb wur1i.I, the
futuru U. 1101
an amlJilion.
work is
nothing hut a
chore. and
(airy tales JI\"
but a wny of
life.
SARA
SALAM
lrnagin;.111u11 b. a urvivn.I ~U um.I
adventure io; u neces.!.tl)'. Pete r t>-.m
i., the hoy of rhar I '>peak. )'t.'I h1!>
life is comprised unly of ru11,
t•Jtdtemcnl ;mt.I not enough love
One ni¢i1 in the nu<lsl of
Vk1oridJ1 1-J1gland. Wendy DarhnK
t'11tcrta111s her youn~er brot11ers
with e111Jrn1~ talc.'l> uf rnunkr.
victory. d<.~fil and deddl of
prr.m.., and mermau . .l"-
her wonders she nev\lr envisioned
or dn!amed o( yet sht! has an
ambfdon of growing up, which
f"ecer doesn~ have. Upon being
brought to Neverland. she was
aC'Cepted as a motherly figure. ln
being challenged wilh 1he
decision she needs to make. !!ht• is
forced to leave behind ull the
adventure she speak.s of i11 her
11torles. lik.c Captain I look anti his
-tick· tock crcx. .
The reality thi.s film brings 10
rhc children's srory is more 1hw1
sufficient 10 allow someone to feel
I.he presence of never-ending
dn-aml>. TI1e technology used to
portray the writer's VJ.Slons shuw
tlifTt:rent per..pectives a.-. well a.'
v.iriotb interprewuoru. of wh<1I
thin~ ill\', like mem1.uds and
lairi~ lhc: 1111Ml' flowed from
st:ene to "Cl'llt.', JJ 1t.l rhe plCJI \V'd.'>
complex C'llough 10 1.he point
,~1wll! tlram.1 wit.., prl''>t'lll but not
nvcrwheln1111~.
11tis ver;1011 of "Perer l .. Jn"
trlared more dowly to the
ori19l1al play wri11en hy Jdrnt"> f\1.
Harrie. It's n111 111 say tl1a1 oil it•r
interpretation~ .l.n'11'1 vahd. hut
dli_, one in particular hrillg., mort·
l'urrclatinn am.I w1der..1a11t.lin8 ru
tl1e story line than odlen. do. ·n1e
ac1ors and actresses suit die
t haracter.; 1hey were given 10
t'tnhocly \ll'ry well. Many ru.pcctl'.
of lhis film tan be greatly
appwl'iated Lo tllose who will
.1hva}" ht.• young al heart.
· NOW PLAYING
Wemly b thl· 'torytcllcr, the
u11c everyone l11ob to for the
rn11clusit1n of a fable or die
lx.·wnning ol a lt·~t'nt.I. (>11 1hi~
lll~ht by ill!>IUlll 'lll'JlriSC, .,ht•
come:. upon till' fort•wr·ynun1.:
hoy flttl'1. who 1~ allC'mp1in~ w
tl't'aptu1e hi~ .. ruhhorn .. hadnw
Slartll'd yt'I a11\1..,t-d by l'l•ft•r\
dt•1nt•a11111 and tw1lldt•11t e,
Wt·iu.Jy l~t·ome-; cunmL' about
111, way of lifl·. l lp1111 ll.,intllll: ol
hi' lmllll' ant.l lwl11vl'tl
rnrnµaruom tl1e l.o'>I 11(1}''·
Wendy .ind hl'r 1wo hrothl'I' J11l111
.111d M11.:h.11:I, ~llh the ;ut.l of
• SAAA SALAM IS a sophomore al
Corona def Mar High School
The remake lacks
chann of original
GOURT(SV or COl UMBIA PICTURE s
Ben Affleck 1s Jennings and Uma Thurman 1s Rachel m "Paycheck." The film is directed by Hong Kong actlon-afic1onado John Woo.
I inkerhdl\ l<1iry tlu:.t. lt'aru the
art or m~:ht .111t.l 111<1rk die
LOlllml·1Kc1nl'lll ofthl'ir uwn
atlvc11turc
IJk.e lhl' D1:.11ey·1x1nr.iyed
V<'riiun of"l\>ter l\111." t11b pirrun:
In 1950, we were 1mpres!>ion·
able r11ungs1ers when the first
"C:hl'aper by 1he [)07.en· la
tr11t'·life story in the 1920'>) fir!>!
\howed in the movie theaters.
Our folkl> enjoyed the diversion
in 1his pu<.1war movie since
A111l'rica wa:. goinR through
t.Ji-,mc:1l 1imes. It mirrored the
ha~il' 1101io11., of domestic
pleasure with a dtovotet.l
liu,hand (engineer consultant).
hi~ infinitely under<>tanding
wife and their tlozen chiJdren.
"W1ifie, Lhl' l Oii fli t i hCIWl't.'11
duldhood and adulthoo<l. and
the po.,.,il>ili1y of youd1 fon:wr
1ni·o1111m1tl•d lntu lhJI pmhk•m
Willi Newrl<u1d ltuldi1114 \Ut:h
111arvdm" rt'l ognil iun •l' c·vt•ry
d1ild'~ tlrl'allllnnd. 1lw plu1
bt•cumt~ lllorl' complicatt·d.
Wt•ndy I'> lurt'tl wilh thi)\
-;pet.ilk llilcnuiu1, fur ~hl' Im . .,
ht.'Cll taught lh<ll lwrnming a lad y
1s much more siw1ilil:ant tl1a11
remain111~ a d1ild Pc•tcr '11<M'\
The twu films move•towart.l
lhe h1r~e family plan from
comph:re opposite dm•ctionl'..
rill' ori~111al detailed a capably
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SPECIAL EVENTS
ART OF ALFRED HITCHCOCK
Orange Coast College is offering a
nine-part film history on Alfred
Hitdicoci(. The series will be
moderated by retired OCC
professor H. Arthur Taussig. Each
session will be held at 6:30 p.m.
one Friday each month. The
events wi ll be held at OCC's Fine
Arts Hall 116. Admission Is $6 for
adults and SS for seniors and OCC
students. Information and tic:lcets,
call (71 4) 432-5880,
http:ltwww.occtickets.com.
JOHNBAOHAM
The Claire Trevor School of the
Arts will presen1 film director
John Badham discussing his new
book, #Ac1ors and Directors at
War:' from 6 10 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday a1 the Nixon Thearre
al UC Irvine. Information: 1949)
8~14.
MUSIC
STAATSKAPELLE BERLIN
Daniel Barenboim will conduct
the Staatskapelle Ber11n at 8 p.m.
Saturday In Segerstrom Hall at
the Orange County Performing
impossible 111 raise 12 kidll in
the age of "IWo-work.i ng-parent"
households.
Here you have Steve Marlin
(Tom Raker). a su<.:<.:esi.ful high
school football coach. wirh his
middle-class family of ~4. and
Bonnie Baker (Kate) his wife.
an aspiring novelist. Dad i'i 110t
happy wilh his small town job.
When an offer cnmes from a
large universily IO coach
fool bull (his dream and alma
maier) he cannot turn it down
He goes to the children. who
vote the move down.
Arts Center. Tid<ets cost 520 to
$60. Information: (714) 556·2787,
http://www.ocpsc.org.
STEVE TYRELL
Musician Steve Tyrell will perform
at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Orange
Cou.nty Performing Arts Cen1er.
Karrin Allyson will open for Tyrell.
Tici(ets cost from 536 to $62.
Information: (714) 556-2787.
http:l!www.ocpac.org.
SIR JOHN ELIOT GARDINER
The Revolutionary and Romantic
Orchestra and the Monteverdi
Choir, conducted by John Eliot
Gardiner, will perform as pan of
the Philharmonic Society's SOth
anniversary season at 3 p.m.
Sunday at the Orange County
Performing Arts Cenler. A
pre~oncert lecture will be given
at 2 p.m. Tickets cost from $20 to "
$60. lnfo rrnalion: (949) 553·2422,
http:ll'Www.ph1/harmomc
• sociery.org.
PROLOGUE: 'COSI FAN TUTTE'
Opera Pacific will present
Prologue. #Cosi Fan Tune.# a
lecture on Mozart 's opera, at 2
p.m. Sunday at the Irvine Barclay
Theatre. 4242 Campus Dnve. The
cost is $25. Information:
http(!www.operapac1fic.org
CY COLEMAN TRIO
Broadway composer Cy Coleman.
a Tony, Emmy and Grammy
winner, will perform a medley of
his compositions In Founders Hall
at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday through Jan.
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I he family moves to the
'>Uhurh'> in 01icago Hll}'\'"ay.
Rcfore the intl'rio r wall!> are
dl't:Ora led you can tell the
Bakt•r family fits the
neighborhood as well as 1he
1\ddami. family or Beverly
I lillbillie!>. The kids hutc ii.
Ao; Dad gues off 10 his new
all -cun:.uming job and Mom
~ct~ her break anti is off on a
book-lligning tour. you see the
/\incrh.:an drl:'am family fall
apart a!> the unruly offspring
'how their real colors while
plo1ting again'il their parents.
17 at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center. Tickets
cost S56. Information: 171,4)
556-2787. http:ll'Www.ocpac.org.
·cost FAN rune·
Opera Pacific will present Mozart's
"Cosi Fan Tutte" Jan. 20 through
25 in Segerstrom Hall at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center. The performances will be
at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 20, 22 and 24 and
at 2 p.m. Jan. 25. Information:
http://www.operapacific.org.
MOSCOW CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA
The 22-member Moscow
Chamber Orchestra, led by
American-born conductor
Constantine Orbelian, will
perform at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 22 at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center. The concert will be the
orchestra's debut at the Center.
Soprano Araxia Davtian and
pianist Ca rol Rosenberger will
also perform in the program.
Tickets cost $75. Information:
(7141556-2787,
http:llWww.acpac.org.
LIZZWRIGHT
Jau singer lizz Wright will
perform at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Jan.
23 and 24 in Founders Hall at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center. Tici(ets cost $46 to $49.
Information: (714) 556-2787,
http:llWww.ocpac.org.
HUTCHINS CONSORT
The Hutchins Consort, lhe world's
only professional ensemble
performing on eight-scaled
violins, will perform music by
Bonesini, Tchaikovsky, Borodin
and Dvorak at 8 p.m. Jan. 23 at the
Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242
Campus Drive. Irvine. Tickets cost
$29 and $34. Information: (949)
8~. http:llWww.hutchinson
consort.org.
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
will perform a1 part of the
Philharmonic Society's
M1111erworils Series at 8 p.m. Jan,
28 in Segerstrom Hall. Tic:lcets
cost S20 to $60. Information: (714)
566-2787. http:ltwww.ocpac.org.
JOHNNY MATHIS
Johnny Mathis will perform some
of hi• c1a .. 1ca, tud't as •M111y~
and "Chances Are; at 8 p.m. Jan.
31 at tile Orange County
Perlcmnlng Arts Center. Tickets
coat: S46 to $100. Those who
purc:haMd tk:hta for hie canceled
perfonnence on O.C. 8 heve until
Jan. 18 to oc::henge or receive e
refund fof them. tnionTlltioo:
(714) 568-2787.
The "dirty dozen" tear-; the
houi.e apart. each one turning
lntu a monster. Oh. there were
a few moments when not all
charar1ers were vying for "be .. t
stand-up" in eat'h scene, b111
they were over~hadowed by the
constant squabbling. bizarre
schemes an<I vomiting. All of
1his becam e very tiresome.
•GAY WASSALL·KELLY. 64, 1s the
editor of a Balboa newspaper and
1s active in the community. BILL
KELLY, 62, 1s an industrial
engineer
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MOZART CLASSICAL
ORCHESTRA
The Mozart Classical Orchestra
will perform Mozart's Lucio Sila
Overture, the Flute and Harp
Concerto, and the "Prague"
Symphony at 8 p.m. Feb. 7 at the
Irvine Barclay Theatre. 4242
Campus Drive, Irvine. Tickets cost
$24, $32 and $39. Information:
(949) 854-4646.
http://mozsrtorchestra.org.
JUILLIARD STRING QUARTET
The Juilliard Siring Quartet will
perform music by Haydn,
Webern. and Beethoven at 8 p.m.
Feb 10 at the Irvine Barclay
Thealre, 4242 Campus Drive,
Irvine. Tickets cos1 $26, $28 and
$32. Information: (949) 854-4646,
http:Jlwww.juillisrdstring
quartet.net.
'HAPA: A CELEBRATION OF
HAWAJI'
The concert "Hepa: a Celebration
of Hawaii" will be performed at 5
and 8:30 p.m. Feb. 14 at the Irvine
Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus
Drive, Irvine. Tid<ets cost $32 and
S38. lnformalion: (949) 854-4646,
h_ttp:llWww.hsps.com.
PROLOGUE: 'CANDIDE'
Opera Pacific will present
Prologue: "Candide:' a lecture on
Leonard Bernstein's opera. at 2
p.m. Feb. 16 at the Irvine Barclay
Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive. The
cost is $25. Information:
http://www.operapacific.org,
MOSCOW STATE RADIO
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The Moscow State Aadio
Symphony Orchestra will perform
works by Sergei Ractimaninoff at
8 p.m. March 2 and an
all· Tchaikovsky program at 8 p.m.
Mardi 3 at the Irvine Barciay
Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive,
Irvine. The orctiestra will be
conducted by Pavel Sorokin.
Tidcets cott S44 and $59.
Information: (9'91854-4646,
http:ltWww.cla$$/calardlives.coml
tJrtistslmoscow.html.
JAZZ TRIO
Gulfstream Restaurant in
Newport Beadl preeentt a jazz
trio Sunday through Wedneaday
aa regular entertainment at 850
Avocado Ave., Newpon Be~.
Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Sundey and
6 to 10 p.m. Monday through
Wednetdey. (949) 718-0188.
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio CeM preeentt Monday
Night Jama from 7 to 11 p.m.
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Daily Pilot HAPPENrNG S frtday. January 9. 2004 At
THEATER
·Open your ears for three plays in Newport-Mesa
By Tom Titus \vhlch has a new one on mp Da1lyP1lol Mo nday evening.
Heard a good play lately'? Yo11
One of the three. "Men's
Sin~les" at lhe Newport Thearer. have the chance to listen to will be familiar 10 !.hose who've
three of them this weekend. heen followiug South Coast The occasions are forms of Hepertory for several y11ars. It entertrunment lcnown as W'al> presented a few sea!>ons ago "reader's theater," in which on the old Second Stage. The actors. witJ1out benefit of lite full 01her two -"The Guy:.· at
rehearsal process, read a play Newpon a11d "I lappy Valley" at
from the script for an audience. SCH -wiU be brand new 10
The venues are"the Newpon Joe.ti audiences.
ll1ea1er Arts Center. where rwo n1e firs! ol thr three Maged
plays wilJ be read rhis weekem.I, 1eudings is "Men·s Singles" by
and South Coast lleper1ory, D.B. Cilles. offering whn1 has
BEST l huicl" of hlack bt•an:., brown or
1a~mine rice. or the handholll
Continued from A 7 '>t'leccion!., the Philly
soups. "hot bowls," "snacks ·n
pepper-steak sandwich gets rave
reviews from no1wegc1ari;ms.
apps" and sweet trea1s. The l'he 'leitan i., l>liced, searl•d. 1ht!11
extensive salad menu features 11 peppered. wilh saureed
seleclions, including an ensalttda mu<;hrooms. caramelized
A7.teca with freshly chopped l)nion~. hell peppers aml "Native
1omato. cucumber, avor.:adn. l)Jl'l'Se" (a blend or Hain forest
resting atop quinoa and t•"hews and sunflower i,eed-;)
Romaine with a mango-lime served 1111 a 1-rcnch roll ($8.50).
vinaig.retre, garnished with A l'urtubello and sau~age
pumpkin i.eeds and rai~ini. hurgl'r features grilled PortoheUo
($8.50). Another wonderful and o,citaJr !><1usage.
selection is a Jamaican jerk -,alad p<11nmotloro. caramelized
wi1J1 jerked seitan on Jru.minr nn11111s, pe,to and sweet roasted
rice and Romaine with named i.tilrlic dove garni&h. There's also
banana sal'la ($8.251 lhL· hcsl·'\elling Palms ~pnngs
rhe handhold !>electium wme v.r.1p 1$7.50) and M.t.lihu veggie
with rha1 cole ~law or your hur~l·r ($7.!iOJ.
AFTER Hotel's Trianon Lounge. 4500
MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach.
Continued from A8 Free. (949) 476-2001
every week. "Wanted" musicians STAGE include guitar players, bass
players. singers, drummers, 'LOVERS AND EXECUTIONERS'
keyboardists and others at 100 "Lovers and Executioners; an
Main St., Newport Beach. Free. update of Mo ntfleury's classic
(949) 675-7760. costume comedy "La Femme
juge et panie;• will be performed
DUKE'S PLACE through Jan. 25 on the Julianne
Jazz and codctails flow daily from Argyros Stage, 655 Town Center
noon to midnight Sundays Drive, Costa Mesa. Tidlets cost
through Thursdays and from $19 to $55. lnformatton: (7 14)
noon to 2 a.m. Fridays and 708-5554.
Saturdays at the Balboa Bay Club
& Resort, at 1221 W. Coas1 'HAPPY VALLEY'
Highway, Newport Beach. "Happy Valley;· part of South
Information: (949) 645-5000 Coast Repertory's NewSCRipt
senes, about an adolescent girl
MAMMA GINA WEEKEND JAZZ searching for happiness in Hong
Walter Lakota and David Alcantar, Kong in the year leading up to the
the New York Jazz Connection handover from Britain to China,
Duo, play at Mamma Gina at 251 will be performed at 7:30 p.m.
E. Coast Highway in Newport at 8 Monday on the Julianne Argyros
p.m . Fridays and Saturdays and at Stage. 655 Town Center Drive,
7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays. Costa Mesa. Tickets cost $8.
Diana Ditri joins the d uo on vocals lnfonnation· (714) 708-5554.
on Mondays. It's free.
Information: (949) 673-9500. 'ANTIGONE'
MUSIC AT THE GRILL
"Antigone" by Sophocles, the
story of Oedipus' daughter who
The Bluewater Gnll offers ltve sacnfices everythtng 10 bury her
music Friday and Saturday nights. brother, will be performed at 2:30
Greg Morgan, Nick Peper and p.m Jan. 23 through Feb. 29 on
Kelly Gordien (known as MPG) the South Coast Repertory
perform classic rock, R&B and Segerslrom Stage, 655 Town
swing al 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvin Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets
Gregory and MPG will perform cost $19 to $55. Information: (714)
classic rock, swing and R&B at 708-5554.
8:30 p.m . Saturdays. The
restaurant is at 630 Lido Park 'JOURNEYS'
Drive, Newport Beach. Free, (949) "Journeys;· the story of a young
675-3474. dancer who is struggling with her
iden11ty as an artist, will be
MUSIC AT THE PELICAN performed at 8 p.m. Jan. 29
The Rusty Pelican offers the music through 31 and at 2 p.m. Jan 31
of Common Ground from and Feb. 1 at Vanguard
Wednesday through Sunday. The University's Lyceum Theater. 55
band performs from 7 to 10 p.m. Fatr Dnve. Costa Mesa. The guest
Wednesday and Thursday, from director will be Deborah Marley
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and Tickets cost $8.1nformation: (7 14)
Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m . 668-6145, h(tp:llwww.
Sunday. The res1auran1 1s at 2735 vanguard.edullheatrearts.
W. Coast Highway. Newport
Beach. Free. (949) 642·3431. 'THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES'
MUSIC AT PLAYERS
HThe Subject Was Roses.H a
Pulitzer Prize-winning drama
Players restaurant is now offermg a bo ut a paper boy's return from
live music from 9 p.m. to war. will be performed Jan. 30
midnight every Friday and through Feb. 29 at the Newport
Saturday. Players is at 512 W. 19th Beacn Theatre Arts Center. 2501
St., Costa Mesa. No cover charge. Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
(949) 646-5615. Tickets cost $17 for opening night
and $13 for all other
WEEKEND MUSIC performances. Information: (949)
Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant in 631-0288.
Newport Beach presents the Rick
Sherman Duo featuring Ridl THE NIGHTINGALE
Sherman and Alan Remington on The Kennedy Center's
Friday nights. The program Imagination Celebration will stage
features ell your favorites on the the Hans Chris1ian Andersen
saxophone keyboards. Anthony's classic tale NThe Nightingale" at
is at 151 E. Coasl Highway. (949) 7:30 p.m. Feb. 6 at the Irvine
673..J.425. Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus
Drive. rickets COS1 $11 for cnildren
POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO and $13 for adults. Information:
Tate 6, a funk, r<><* and Motown (949) 854-4646,
act, performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays
at Carmelo's Ristorante. 3520 E.
http:llwww.kennedy-cenrer.org.
Coast Highway, Corona del Mer. 'SIDEWAYS STORIES FROM
Solo guitarist Ken Sanders WAYSIDE SCHOOL'
performs classical flamenco tunes HSideways Stories from Wayside
et 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and School." an adaptation by John
Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922. Olive from Louis Sactlar's
Wayside School novels, wlll be
SATURDAY NIGHT R&S performed from Feb. 13 to 22 at
Gerald lahlbashl and the Stone rhe Jullanne Argyros Stage, 655
Bridge Band play r<><* and R&B et Town Center Drive, Costa Meaa.
9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place Tidceta cost $10 to $21. ,
been labeled a "revealing anti
very funny look at the modern
American male of the wouJd-be
macho species." In this play,
th~e m en -an advertising
executive. a psychiatrist and a
gay businessman -meet every
Tuesday evening at the club for a
te nrus match, at which they
discuss marriage and
relatfonships.
"Men's Singles" wilJ be
presented tonight and Saturday
at 8 p.m. at the Newport tl1ea1er.
2501 Oiff Drive. Newport Beach.
Some mature language is used
1101 bowls makl" hearty meals
-there are 12 selections ($9. 75)
with cuisines from around thL·
world represented. includint; a
Kyoto Rowl with brown rice
noodles, steamed greens. tofu
and sesame sauce. Garnished
with cri spy burdbck root.
gnmai.io (sesame salts) and
green onion. a rockin' Moror.:e;111
bowl features speared soy
marinated in a l>picy ginger
Moroccan mari11ade on grilled
vegetables and quinoa ~arni.,hcd
with rnrrants and 1oru.1r d
almondi.. 'l11eres also a c;andhi
with jnl>rnine and brown riCl'.
'>lt!i'II11l'U vrgetablr'>. blackened
tcmpeh topped with cra11bernrs
and ii' wrlll curry -.:rnce.
I )c~'l'fl'> lack rich dairy
lnformallon: (714) 708·5554.
ART
A.M.HOCH
New York artist A.M. Hoch links
images, sound and space to
create "Mitosis: Formation of
Daughter Cells;• which will run
through Feb. 15 at UC Irvine's
Beall Center. The exhibition is
open from 5 to 9 p.m.
Information: (949) 824-4339,
http://bea/lcenrer. ucl. edu.
'CITIES OF PROMISE'
"Cities of Promise: Imaging
Urban California,H an an exhibit
on how artists in the 1930s to the
present have incorporated
skysc rape rs. houses. bndges,
freeways and automobiles into
their works, will be at the Orange
County Museum of Art from
Thursday to April 25. The
exhibition will also feature
paintings commissioned as
covers for Westways magazine by
the Auto Club. Information: (949)
759-1122. http:llwww.ocma.net.
DANCE
SWING
Lessons are given from 2 to 6
p.m. every Sunday at the Avant
Garde Ballroom in Newport Beach
by the Orange County Swing
Dance Club. All ages are
welcome, and no partners are
needed. Information·
http:llocswmg.com, (909)
656-6119.
ARGENTINE TANGO
Tango dancing is offered from 8
p m. to 12:30 a.m. the first
Saturday of each month at
Danscene Studio. 2980
McClintod< Way, Costa Mesa
Information: (714) 641·8688.
BALLROOM DANCING
DeFore Foundation for the Arts
hosts ballroom dancing with a OJ
playing various types of music
from noon to 2 p.m. Tuesdays and
8 to 11 p.m . every Friday and
Saturday at 151 Kalmus Drive,
G-3. Costa Mesa. The cos1 is $12.
Information (714) 241 -9908.
POETRY
GYPSY DEN CAFE
There will be an open poetry
reading night for anyone who
wishes to present his or her work.
with music by Liquid Muse, at 8
p.m . Tuesday at the Gypsy Oen
Cafe, 2930 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa
Information: (7 14) 549·7012. (714)
564-6526, (949) 472·9028.
ALTA COfFE.E HOUSE
There will be an open poetry
reading night for anyone who
wishes to present his or her work,
with music by Ryaf\Strassburg, at
8 p.m. Wednesday at the Alta
Coffee House. 606 31tt St.
Information: (714) 564·6526, (949)
675-0233.
ALTA COFFEE HOUSE
There will be t!I love poetry contest
with profenlonal judging, cash
prizes and live music at 8 p.m.
f.eb. 14 a1 the Atta Coffee House.
606 31st St. Sign-up for ...
contestants will begin at 7:16 p.m.
in the play. Admission is $8.
Sunday, the center switches
over to "The Guys," an interview
of a New York fire captam who
loM m any of lhe men from rus
station in the Sept. 11 terrorist
attacks. The interview,
conducted by a sympathetic
woman reporter. creares what is
hilled as "a moving. tender and
insightful presentation of the
human experience of lo s.
responsibility and
determination" of many
American~.
Admission to this reading is
prollucts and refined sugars. but
Nalrve Foodi. can create rich
alternatives: organic apple
cobbler sweetened with maple
syrup ($4.25): carro t cake with
''dream rheese frosting" 1$4):
everyone's favorite elephant
chocolatr cake ($4) and Sam's
native cheesecake ($4.25).
< >rganic colTeei, and teas come
from L.A.\ trendy Urth Caf~ on
Melrose. 'Ote Manhattan Mudd
is famou~ -a wo nderful dark
mm.I !>Crved in a press pot
($3.25).
Native Foods has the world's
best kids menu, Petrovnu !k'lrd.
It'-. certainly ht>althy -organic
peanut l>ullt'r c:1nd 1clly
sandwiche!> ($:'!); native 11u~rb.
u ver~ion uf chicken nuggets. are
The cost to contestants is $3.
Information: (714) 564-6526, (949)
675-0233.
CHILDREN
STARLIGHT STORIES
Children 3 to 7 years old are
invited to participate in songs and
finger-puppet plays at 7 p.m.
Mondays at the Costa Mesa
Library, 1855 Park Ave. (949)
64S·8845. .
PJS AND BOOKS
A cnildren's story time is
presented at 7 p.m. Mondays and
at 10:30 a.m. Saturdays at the
Newport Beach Central Library,
1000 Avocado Ave. Children may
wear pajamas to the evening
sessions. Free. (949) 717·3801.
WEEKLY STORYTELLER
A children's s tory time is held at
10:45 a.m. Wednesdays at Barnes
& Noble Booksellers at Metro
Pointe, 901-B South Coast Drive,
Costa Mesa. (7141444-0226.
STANDARDS
Continued from A7
Sinc-e "A New Standard" was
released in l99~. a trend or
musiri<ms recording standards
album-. i;cems 10 have occurred.
Boz Scaggs. Neville. Rons1adt.
Michael Bolton and Rod Stewart
huvc all raken that patJ1.
"I like 10 thin._ I '>tartt'd
'0111ethi11g. and h 's great to 'iee
all 1hes<• people do these songs."
he .,aid. "They really a re timeless
pieres and it's grcac 10 expose as
many people ai. po~sibl£> IO
tlwm."
Tyrell will perform in
Seger•.trom I la.II heginning at 8
p.m .
free for members and season
ticket subscribers at the
Newport ll1eater Arts Center.
The reading will be presented
Sunday at 2:30 and 7 p.m.
Reservations for both readings
can be made by callinK (94!:1)
631·0288.
"Happy Valley" is a play hy
Aurorae Khoo focusing on the
1997 transfer of the government
of I long Kong from Britain to
Otina. The play focuses on
'fuppy. an adolescent girl
searching for happiness in a
changing Hong Kong.
battered and flash-fried tempt•h,
served witJ1 ranch, swee1 and
sour o r barbecue sauce ($3.50):
noodles for poodles is organil
whole-wheat penne pa!>tn
garnishee.I wilh broccoli '>pear'
and marinara ($3). a11c.l wheat
baUs (seitan) can be addt>d for
$1.
Native Foods' arr.:hit11rturr ic.
'triking (the Camp is an
award·winning·desii;nl·d
center). The circular reMauran1
was designed to look lile a yU11
-an ancien1 ~helter u~ed by
Central Asian nomads. This
Mongolian lt:C·pee is going
through u revival -h1Ah·tech
vcrsioni. arl' nm tl\'ndy for
second l1011ll'!> and even
restaurants. Tht• center wa~
ECLECTIC
Continued from A7
America's fine'\I playwrighri..
Lanford Wilson. startmg Feb. l·t.
with a one·acl festival devotee.I
to h is wor~. fhe produi:tion will
be staged by the OLl · Hcpertory
Theater i11 the collegt•':-. Studio.
Theater.
"Brigadoon, .. •hat rny1hi1'al
Scottish village that appears
every I 00 years, will surface Feb.
27 at Vanguard Univers ity as !hi'
Cos1a Mesa rnlJege offe rs II
version or the vintage
Lerner· Loewe musical rhat Grnc
Kelly and C)'d Olarisse etched h1
moviegoers' memorie-. .r
half-century ago.
Once upon a time. South
Coast Rep had a big hit on tlw
Second Stage \i\'ith Ala11
Khoo teaches undergraduate
screenwriting at u ses school of
Cjnema and Television. Her last
play. "Double Auntie Waltz."
won the Kennedy Center~ Edgar
I .. Steven!> award in 2000. The
readinK will be held Monday at
7:30 p.rn. on South Coast
Repenory's Julianne l\rgyrol>
Stage. Tickets are $8 and can be
r~serveu hy ULIJing the theater's
hox ortice at (7 14) 708-5555.
•TOM TITIJS reviews local lheattir
for the Daily Pilot His reviews
clppear F11days.
ongmally a fire pit: Native Foods
u-.es it for cou111er :.eating and
urderini,: <.pace. An cnom1ous
1 fH'oor fan slowly spins a bove
the w 111rr of the yurt -coun esy
of li111r/1111w11'.11igrissfrm.cum
OutdMr 1.1hles are near the fire
pit.
Pt'trovna·i, culinary creations
can aho be found 111 her rei:ently
releast'd "The Native Fooc.Ji,
f!cs1a uran1 Cookbook" 1ha1's
available al U1e rcl>laurant. Soun
10 tome arr fun i·ookmg dao;se,
taughr hy 1'1•trov11.1.
•BEST BITES runs uvery Frtclay
Greer Wylder can be reached al
greerwylder n yahoo com; at 330 W
Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; or
by fax at (949) ~6-4170
Ayckbourn\ "h111111.t11·
F.iH:hungc?'I ... 11'11 lw li;ll'k r-..tarch
1:1 on the Argyros ~tage wllh tht•
~.une actor'> from the earlif'1
protlurnon. H1l·hard l)oylt• and
K<tndb Omppcll. purtl'tlymg un
Englis h ~arden full ul charactl'r'>.
Finally. the Newport Tht•ah~
Arts Lerllcr ha~ "Somcthmg 10
I lidc," anotlwr llt'W olll'ri11g.
This one b a my'\lt·ry that
rt·volve'> aruunll a wrHer, ht'
publii.hl·r wife anti hi' mism·,s,
who we<rvt• a weh or lit•!. and
1kceit. It opens March 2fi.
1-rom "Antigone" to
"~c-houlhouse Rork." the Ii"'
incrcml'nl of local ~tagt•
production' in W<M will ulflor
.,omething tor everyone.
•TOM TITUS reviews local thea1er
tor the Daily Pilot His reviews
appear Fndays.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
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passion f or
m e to find."
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Costa Mesa golfer
EYE OPENER
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JASON BOYCE
AlO rrlday. January 9, 2004 Sports Editor •hant Dunn: 194915744223 • ~Fu: 1949) 650-0170
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Anteaters' victory thoroughly satisfying
Parada establishes strong inside
game as UC Irvine defeats host
Cal State Northridge, 72-56.
e.,ry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
NORTllRIDGE -The UC Irvine men's basket-
ball team picked up a rare Big West Confe rence
road victory Thursday night. as welJ as some rare
praise from CaJ State Non hridge Coach Bobby
Braswell. whose Matadors fell , 72-56. in front of
1,311 at the Matadome. '
"!The Anteatersl were the t~her team to-
night. nu question about 11:· said Braswell, who
believes UCI (7 -5, 2-1 in conference) powered
through hi!. team's i.c reens and found a way to
execute at pivotal umes against an active and
athletic Northridge defen!>e.
Brac;well said Ad am Parada. UCl'i. 7·foot sen-
Drought
leads to
Tars loss
Ne wport Harbor scores just e ight
points in second and third
quarte rs combined in Sea View
League loss to Foothill.
Patrick Laverty
Daily Pilot
lor center. soflened up his team·s defense
by scoring at will inside, especially in the nrst half (5 of 5 from the field) and 6-5
Northridge forward Eto Onyenegecha
said UCl's ability to execute created sev-
eraJ back· breaking baskets, some after
UCI was in scramble mode with the 35-
second shot clock winding down.
.. , thought we defended well. but they did a
good job o( finding the open man," Onyenege·
cha said. "h seemed like they just didn't miss
and 1hey hit so me back-breakers."
UCI connected on 12 of 19 fi eld-goaJ tries af-
ter haJftime (63.2%), Including 4 of 6 three-
poin1ers to finish 8 of 14 from beyond the arc
(57.1%).
"We shot 63% in the second half and we won
by 16 points." a thoroughly satisfied UCI Coach
Pat Douglass said.
With Parada having established his presence
inside, UCI found some openings from the pe·
GIRLS BASKETBALL
NEWPORT BEACH -If Jen Thompson, the New·
pon Harbor High gJ rls basketball coach, can bottle
the way the Sailors played in the fi rst five minutes of
Thurs1foy'i. contest against Foothill. Harbor should
have no trouble competini; for one of the top spots
in the Sea View League.
If the Sailors can play lilce they
•
played in the final four minutes
against Foothill. the same is pos·
Sible. •
It 's just the pan in the middle t11at
Newport I !arbor needs 10 work on.
The Sailors scored just eight
points in the second and third quar-
ters combined, lo!.ini; un early lead and leavin g
themselves too large of a margin to make up despite
an impressive late ra lly. I larhor's drought alJowed the
visiting Kn ights to escape with a 43-37 victory in the
league opener for both teams.
"We have 10 play a full 32 millUtCS Of basketbalJ,N
Sailon. Coach Jen Thompson ~d. "I told the girls
that I probably sound Hice a broken record right now,
bu1 we haven't played a complete game yet. The
closei.1 we have come Wa.!> against CdM and that was
back on nee. 5. •
I larhor (8· 7) began the contest like championship
rQntenders. It made five of its fLrst eight shots. forced
rimeter in the finaJ 20 minutes. Gloger.
Stanislav Zuzak. Mike Efevberha and
sophomore Ross Schraeder (two) each
netted second-haJf three-pointers to
help stave off some North.ridge full -court
pressure that drew the Matadors into the
contest early in the second half.
UCI led, 36-32, at baJftime and was up by five,
when Northridge cashed three UCI turnovers.
including one JO-second baclccourt violation, to
pull within 34-32 with 16:30 remaining.
Northridge's Ouis Davis went to the line fo r a
one-and-one situation 1t> seconds later. but
missed the first. North.ridge rebounded the mis·
fire, b ut turned the ball over.
UCJ's Matt Okoro sank a free throw, then
Schraeder, who had played just three minutes in
the first half, drained a three ball to make it 38·
32.
Northridge CS-6. I ·2) followed with a three-
pointer. but Parada made a sweeping 6-foot
hook, followed by a back-door dunk (with a
Gloger assist) to help UCl maintain control.
Then Gloger, who finished with a career-high
19 points, including hitting 7 of 8 field-goal tries.
took control.
After North.ridge's junior second-team all-con-
ference returner Ian Boylan hit a 12-footer with
11 :49 left to pull the hosts within 45-40, Gloger
scored 11 of the next 12 Irvine points, including
a three-point play and a three· point field goal.
A Boylan three-pointer with 2:55 left ended a
span of nearly nine minutes without a field goal.
during which time UCl expanded its lead from
45-40 to 65-47.
Senior reserve Aras Baskauslcas, whose ba11-
handling helped UCI deal with Northridge's
pressure. had two assists to Gl oger, dwing Clog·
er"s scoring stretch. en route to four for the
game.
See ANTEATERS. Pae• Al 1
MEN'S
VOLLEYBALL
'Eaters
• • aiming
for top
Anteaters return five of
seven from team that
fini shed with No . 5
national ranking last year.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
In a season as unex-
pected as it was un-
precedented. a pair of
dog piles are among
the most vivid memories of2003 for UC
Irvine men's volleyball coach John Spe-
raw.
The first dog pile occurred after UCl's
win over UCLA. in an early-season tour-
namenr contes1 that helped propel the
An teaters to a 10-0 start and the No. I
national ranking. both program firsts.
The second, executed by Cal State
Northridge players after upsetting UCI
in an early Mountain Pacific Sports Fed-
eration match. came after the No. I
ranking and helped signal the sudden
cachet a victory over UCI could create.
"The first (dog pile) made me furious.
because I don't beljeve that's how you
should act when you win a match in
January," Speraw recalled. "The second
one made me realize how much we had
gone from one extreme 10 the other."
DON LEACH I DAIL V PILOT
It also helped Speraw Ulustrate to his
players that the Anteater had suddenly
See TARS, Pase A12 Newport Harbor High's Jillianne Whitfield goes up strong to the basket against Foothill Thursday night. See VOLLEYBALL, Paa• Al2
MMK C. DUSTIN I DM.Y fll.OT
Costa Mesa resident Sam Khamneian displays the spoils of his golden touch at Costa Mesa Goff l COW!try Club. The two
flags are from Monarch Beach Goff Club in Dana Point, where Khamneian sank two holes.fn.ooe in one rW1d on Dec. 21.
1
GOLF
TwoAcESAND
ANEW OUTLOOK
Cleared of leukemia, locaJ
golf er also feeling lucky
after two holes-in-one in
just a single round.
Bryce Alderton
Dady Pilot
L ltt.le did Sam Kharnneian know
he had two aces tucked away In
h1s golf swing that magically
escaped In the span of I 8 holes
along with another card that renewed his
leeae on life.
The 47-year-old Costa Mesa resklent
tal&d two holes-In-one in one round at
the Monudl Beach GcMf Unb In Dana
JIDint Dec. 21, a day before he got even
better news.
On Dec. 22 lhamnelan. a hotel
opll'ltof. receMd word that be had been ~with leuRrn1a bya
physician when olood work c.ame baclc
negative. O<hamneian plans to take legal
action.)
. "Put yourself in my shoes.~
Khamneian said. "I have four daughters
and a wife who are the top priority. What
lfl had five hole-In-ones, but the next
day someone told you [that) you only
have 30 days to live. I prefer to take the
life instead of the hole-in -one. Seeing~
kids grow ls much better.
"l was happy. but It wasn' UXe l was
running gMJ'l8 everyone a high-five. It '
still hasn' sunk in yet." · Khamnetan. who has an 6-handicap.
used a 3-wood on the 217-yard. par-3 •
fifth.hole f'or his ftBt aoe. He Initially I
turned his head away when the club
struck the bell. thinking he had mJs..bit
It But when his playing partners began
raising their voices aay1n& the ball had a
chance to F in. '1wnne6an looked up
... ACl'.l,PlpAU
ANTEATERS
Continued from AlO
Parada, who finished 8 of 10
from the fleld, scon:d l8
points, whUe adding five re-
bounds and two blocked shots.
Efevberha had 15 points and
only one of the 'Eaters' 16
turnovers, while Glogt:r pulled
down a game-high nine re-
bounds 10 help his team earn a
35-23 rebounding advantage.
Zuza.k had nine pointi. and
seven rebounds lo help UU
earn its first win in three trie~
this season on an opporll'nt·s
home floor.
S P <> RT S
"It's great to get 3 road win.•
Douglass said. "each game In
the conference is going IQ be
hard fought.·
ZOTS -UC Irvine senior
Adam Panda made all five
first-half field-goal attempts
and his first of the second
half. Including the last bucket
of the UC Santa Barbara
game, he ran his field-goal
s treak to seven, before
missing. He finished 8 of 10 to
improve to 54 of 85 from the
season (63.5%) from the field
.•. UCI junior Greg Et hington
did not play for the third
s traight game due to an
academic-related issue. He
aat in atreet clothes in the
first row of the stands
Thursday, behind the
Anteater•' bench •.•
Thursday's win was UCl's first
by more than seven points
over Northridge in six games
since the Matado rs joined the
Big Wes t Conference in the
2001-02 season ... UCI did not
shoot a free throw in the first
half for the second game this
season. It finally attempted
afree throw with 18:59 left in
the game and made 8 of 14
after intermission ... UCI
sophomore point gu ard Jeff
Gloger split the sides of both
s hoes Thursday night and
admitted afterwa rd, it was
BRIEFLY
time tor a ne w pair for
Saturday night's road date
against University of the Pa-
cific.
Bil Wea Confttlf'Ct
UCt 72, C•I Stwt Northtidite 56 lJC lntlne Zuzak 9, Htll 0, Parada
18, Efevberha 15, Gtogor 19. Schraeder 6, Campbell 3. Okoro 2
3·pt. goals Elevberha J.
Schraeder 2. Gtoger 1, C11mpbell l,
Zuzak 1.
Fouled out None. Techniclas None.
Cal State Northridga Davis 7, Boylan 10, Onyenegechu 13, FraL•er
14, Whiten. Shewmako 1
J pt. goats None.
Fouled out None.
Technicals · None.
Halftime UCI. 36·32
Eagles rule over Lions
Estancia's girls
basketball team uses
full-court press to
stymie Westminster.
Estancia I ligh'~ girls ba,kl•thall
team used a strong full·c:oun
press to build a 12-poinl half-
time lead and earn iti. fin.t Gol
den West League victory of 1.he
season with a 55-47 defeat uf
Westmini.ter 'fhursda y.
The Eagles (4-11. 1-1) caml•
up wil.h 16 ~teals in t11e Kame.
led hy six fcu111 i.enior i.ruartl
Trisha Wase anti five from K.ry~-
1aJ Mino.
W~e added 14 pOllll~ .111d fiVl'
rebounds and Imelda l'c11a had
17 points, 15 of them romin~
from beyond the Lhrce point
arc.
Senior Nam.)' Castro atlJcJ 11
points ru1d i.ix rchoumb for tlte
Ea~Jes, who face Sadtllchat'k
Tuesday.
Golden W.st Leacue
EstancMI 55, Westminster 47 Score l>Y Ch.iartefs Estancia 1~ 19 IJ 10 S5 Wminster 9 11 is 1' 47
Estancia -Wase 14, Mono 7. Castro
11, Pena 17. Maldonado 6, Neal 0,
Flores 0. 3·pl. goals -Waso 1, Pena 5,
Maldonado I
Fouled out -Nono Technicals -None
w.stmlnsw -Paoson 14, Arganda
J, Pham 2, Cousins 17. Martel 11.
3-pL goals -Arganda 1, Cousins 1.
Fouled out -Martel. Technicals None
CdM wins PCL opener
• 81\SKETBALL: Sarah Stern
scored a season-high 21 points
and eight other Corona tlel Mar
High players fo und the bottom
of the net as the Sea Kings won
their girls basketball Pacific
Coast League opener at Laguna
Beach, 65-52.
Stem hit four l.hree-pointers
and sophomore Megan Benbow
added 12 points but it was the
Sea Kings' defense, which use<l
fuU-coun pres..<rure lhroughoul
the game. that lifted C<lM to a
victory.
The Sea Kings (5· 7) built a
14 -poinls halftime leac.J, then
held the Breakers IO i.u poin ts
In the third quarter.
CdM will play hust to J\vaJ011
in a nonleague game tonight al
7:30 and then face Newport
Harbor in a rematch of an
early-season loss SaturJay at
3:30 p.m . al home.
Pacific Coast LH llHI
Corona def Mar 65,
L..guna Beedl 52 Score by Quarters CdM tl 25 12 15 65
~na 11 13 6 12 52 -Snell 7, Benbow 12. Stern 21,
Long 0, Hoeschen 5, Wayte 4,
Marks 5, Schulte 2. Kawata 3, Skalla
2, Duernberger 3.
3·pt. goals -Storn 4.
Fou led out -Wayte.
Technicals -None.
~N -Clark 6, Awadalla 8,
Rolley 10, Grant 2. Seicton 12.
Kendrick 4, Ventura 5.
3-pt. goals -Awad11lla 1.
Fouled out -Awadalla. Rolley
Technicals -None.
.,
•9,288
Mesa wins lirsl ro und
•WATER POtO: 'n1e Costa
Me~a I ligh girl' waler polo
team Opt'nl'll thc We~tern tu111
11n111en1 wi th n 1:1 ll, fir.,t -m1111ll
vittory over Palos Vertll''> at
Santa i\na Valley Thur.,tlay.
Chandra Malap1ra led llw
Mll!>tangs (7-4) with livt·
goab, while Sarah Row11rn11
scurl'd fou r a nd lcssirn
StN•nhard h atl two AllyM111
llarr1<, anJ Chri..,ti1u• l\vuhtg
addt'd un c goul 1·.1 l11. Mc'a
goalit• Sandru S111k1•' rt•
1'ttr11l-d ~ix 1.a VI''·
Thl' Mui.tangs co11t1m11· ;w
tion in tltt• '.12 team tourney to
llay at I p 111. at S.1111a i\na VJI
lt'y.
da I lig h girls water pulu tea111
ex.ucled reve11~l' with an ll-ti
Colden West League victory
11v1•r vii.i1i11g Wl·stmin,tt•t
I huri.day. l.a~t yeat, the I ioth
llefoateJ E'ta11du. '15 2.
1 llJWCVl'I, thi" ~COl!illll llH.'
Eaglt:' arc 1nud1 i111p1ovt•c.l .1:.
t·vitll·111·ed Lly their t l'rnr<I.
7-1, 'I.. 0 itt le~1guc. rl1c tw11
lt•ague win~ llll" till' 1110~1 111
t ht• prngram\ fivl' Yl'Ur t'X"t
l'IH I'.
C:ourtru·y I k" "1111·d tlirt·t·
goal'>. 111d11tl111g the ga1m·\ II
11.tl tally wilh \.I '>t'l1t1Hh lt•lt ,
CatolttHI !lat m·~ atlc.lt ·d IW(I
goa". whll1· ( :hl•l,t•;1 K..ipl.111,
M1•l"~a ll11d11ttJllll and M.111
lyn Hc1d1 111111r1h1111•tl Olll'
goul e.1ch. (;ualit• Kati!-M11l1<111
i.1rll'h11red lhl' 'l\,l11111·ia c.lt•
Western tournament tense with IO '>ilVl'~.
F"wst round ~1 k11uw ltlw l.io11-.I wr•tt·
Costa Mesa 13, Palos Verdes 8 thinkin~ I hey wt•rt· l"<Htll' 111
ScorebyOuarters here atttl ~lllmp "'·" bta11na
Palus Verdes 2 2 2 2 ~ ( .11ad1 lloh llattclaruk 'JIU. Costa Mesa 2 3 6 2 11 Palos Verdes -Popp 2. Carma<* 1, "I hi'> llllt' reel' 1 l'Ully good."
Ka10 I, Robinson 1, Cannmg I.
Assen a I. Saves -Gwynn 2
Costa Mesa -Malapora 5, Bowman
4, Steenhard 2, Harris 1, Twoh10 1.
Saves Sto~cs 6
Golden Welt Lu1ue
Estancia 8, Westminster 6 Score by Oua11ers Westm1ns1er 1 1 i 2 b
S,111dtt.>:t. ll·d Ml'Sa wit It four re·
bound~ while Hl•tlia11y Vt•rgara
made three ~teals.
M<·::..1 'hot just 12.5% 1111111
the fil'ld i11 the ~l't:u11d hall
1·0111pu11·d to <!!:1.7% in thl' li1 ~1
lwlr.
M1:~a 1111,h i\vul1111 111 ,, 11tJ11
ll'aglll' gami: at I O::IO a.111. Sui·
urtlay before re~uming leagut•
play JI Ora11ge nl 7 p.111. l'hurs·
day.
Golden Welt Leaaue --Oc,ean View 58, Costa Mesa 31 Score by Oua11ers O<.can Voow 1~ 11 rn ':I '>II Costa Me~.• 10 12 !:. 4 11 Ocean View Berry 0, Al,JufJrid 15.
W1ll111111s 17. Bullt:r 11, Ponur 2. Aldwle1 11, Thomas 2
J pt yoals Alctetfm 1 Abufarn; 1,
Williams 1 I uuled OUI NnnP TAt:hrucals Nonu Costa Mesa Brock 6, Kully 2,
TruJollo O. On Vergara 5, Br Vergara 9. Akansol J, Enesl 4, Sanchut 2,
Cluff 0, Bjelland 0
J pt uoals Akunsul 1 Bock 2. Bu Vuryat;i 1, Br Vergara J
Foule<l out None
Tt:chnrcals None
UC I women lose again
• BASKETBALi.: fhc IJC Ir
Morgan leads Cd M
•SOCCER: ~ophomlln.' Kelly
Morgan scored two goals in the
lirM half tO lead the Coronn del
Mar High girls •merer team to a
2-0 Pacific Coast League open·
ing victory over hos t Laguna
Ucach Thursday.
Es1anc1a 1 1 J 2 Westminster M Hoang J Gol1ard1n1 1. Urnst 1, Saves
Sc'1ol1 4 , 01at J
" vine women's baskl•tball 1ca111
rt·mai1w<l winle.;, in lhl' Big
West Conference with a 5'1-Sll
loss lo host Cal Slate North
ric.lgl' l'hl1rsday.
utancia liess J. B11111es 2, Kaplan 1, Buchmann 1. Reich 1 Saves · K
Mahan 10
Ml1rgan scored in the 25th
minute on a throw-in by
Courtney Carnahan. Then
two minutes later, Morgan
found the net ugain, pulling
away a dent'tlion after Jes -
sica Mazura\ ~hot went off
the goalie\ hands. lioal-
kceper Katie Schiesser re-
corded four saves for CdM
(4 -5 -1). while Mazura and
Rac hel Yeli.ey contributed
strung performances, Sea
King Coach Bryan Middleton
said
1.aguna llealh droppeJ lo I
9 -ll.
Mustan gs ga in shutout
• SOCCErt: The Costa Mr~.1
I ligh girh ~on:cr team srnretl
four ~oab in the \Ccond half en
ruulc 10 a 5-0 Goltlen Wl',t
League victory over visiting
Ocean View f hursday.
Senior Sara Bryant's goal 40
~econds into the second half
lifted the spirits of the Mu'
langs (6·5, :l-0 in league) who
playcJ poorly in the first half,
Mesa Coach Dan Johnston
said.
Sophomore Jasmin Day led
the Mustangs with two goals
anc.J one assist, while Nilani
Duane and llachel llon4uillo
added one goal each. Cindy
Mendou t reconJed two assists,
and Duarte anti Rritlney Aan-
ning con1rih111cd one aso;i<;t
each.
Goalie Kindra Bailey :.wpped
seven shots fo r Mesa.
Eagles down Lions
•WATER POW: The Est an·
'
CdM denied by Knights
•WATER POW: The Corona
<lei Mar 1 ligh girls water polo
team lost, 9-4. 10 nonleague
visitor Foothill, as the Sea
Kings let a 3-I halftime lead
slip away Wednesday.
/\my Strack, Katie Kuhas.
Vivian Uao and Katya E<iding·
con SlOred one goal each for
the-Sea Kings (J-6). Foothill
overcame a 4-2 deficit 1n the
third quaner with a 7-0 linish
that included live goals to in
the final four minute", 3H :,er
onds of 1he third.
Noolea1ue
Foothill 9, Corona del Mar 4 Score by Oua11ers Foo1h11l 1 o 6 2
CctM 1 ? 1 o
Foothill Kraus 3, Pryatil 2,
Reynolds 2. Miller 1, Rovcny,11 1
Suvos -Krumpholt 5
CdM -Strack 1. K Kubas 1, Liao 1.
Eadongton I Saves • Fullen 3
Seahawk. hlilz Mesa
•BASKETBALL: Vi~iting
Ocean View I ligh had four
playero; 'rore in double figure'
en rou te to a 58·:! I win over
Co..,ta Mc!>a in a Colden Wt.<'>t
1.ea~'ltc girls basketball ganw
rh11r ... day night.
Erika Williams led the Sea
hawks ( 11 -1, 2·0 in leag11l')
wilh 17 points. Ocean Vil'w.
which led, :l0-22, a l half
lime, used a 17-'I.. run to be-
gin lhl' third q uarte r 10 pull
away from che Mustanw ..
(5-8. 11-2).
Rrillnny Vergara led the Mur.-
langs with nine points (all on
thrce·pointcrs) followed hy six
from Cassey Brick and live
from Bethany Vergara. Ocanna
Cl.WI CAR! II OILY
•10,888
Court11ey Fergus1)11 led llw
J\ntealer'i (I· 10, 0-.1 i11 confer
encel with 14 pui111'. wh1k
Ashley Biggins came away wi tlt
a season-anJ Kamt.<-hi~h 11 re
hounds.
Northridge (2-9, 1-2) was
led by Krisz1ina J-'uleki's I 7
points. UCl's Joann Ush er
pulled down a career-high
eight rebounds.
Bia Welt Conference
Cal State Norlhridge 56,
UC Irvine 50 UC lntine -B1gg1ns 6, Forguson 14.
Green 9. Usher 4, Callaway 8. DutJ
6, Stanley 3.
3·pt, goats Forguson 4, Green 1
Cal State No11hridge -G1ldersleHv•1
9, Burries 6, King 2, Rhodes 1".
Tuli k1h1h1fo 12, Fuleki 17. Johnson 2.
Mccaa 2. O'Rourke 1
J pt goals · Fuleki 3, Golnersleevo
1. Hal ftime CS Northridge, 28·:?6
Sc hmidt cams honors
• MSKETBALL: Kelly
Schmidt. a 6-fool freshman
forward for the Vanguard 1Jni-
versi1y women's hasketball
te<.1m, has been named NAIA
and t;olc.Jcn State Athletic
Conference Player of the Week
for ganw1> played 1hro11gh Jan.
4.
Srhrnidt. who hails from
( :lcndale. Ariz., awragi:d 2:1
point). and seven rebounds in
Vanguard\ three victories la~t
week.
She connected on 5!1.4% of
her i.hot 'i from the field and
recorded seven assis ts anti
five blocked shots irrthe 1hre1·
wins.
She leads lhe GSAC wi th 22.2
points per game and is second
in rehuunding with 8.U re-
houndi. per game.
frlday, Ja11uary 9, 2004 All
GOLF
Sargent heads to
f a rth er rea ch es
R ackup
aJ1otlwr
honor for
Mesa Verdt•
Country llub head
prufessiunul J'om
Sargent
Che ~rel'n woultl
<;urely ro1111• into play
Wl11lt• playing 11
round 1;11>1 111111llh
with K11 k N111 t1111 attd
I 1111 lh-L11tt'l'!o.,
Th!' p(;A National
Golf Professional ol
the Year in 1997 wu:.
elected 10 a
thn·P yt•ar 1em1 as
director of a
BRYCE
ALDERTON three-district area
e11cu111 passing So11tl1l'rt1 and
Nortlwrn California. alonK
with 1 lawuii, prior IO uttt•nd111g
an annual PGA l'Onlt'rl't11.:e in
San J\111t1nio in November
1wighhor>-in a Co\lu
Mi::..a nc1ghhorh1111d, I
tc11lk llltl a :1-w11ud for
my "l'rt111d !!hot a
11in· poke that would
httvl' to clear an edgt•
111 th1· water to 1nake
till' gtt't'n.
Sargi:nt, who ha.'. taught
mu~ than 30 11a1i1111t1l 111111111
All -America11s. will rl·pn·~l'ltl
:1,500 PCiA memher' (ll':trh111g
pros) and appre11tin•, lwtwt't'll
till' three i.t•c1io11,. 'iargl'ttl lt.1,
t•amed Tl'udwr 11f lht· Yt.1r 1111
the PGA's Suu1hc111 ( .1lil11r111<1
scc.:1io11 thrt't' t11111·~.
Iii:. n u rc11t a11tl lo1 tt1l't
~1utlc11t!i 111duc.Je '>l'\ll't,tl I'< 11\
lbur playl'r'> '>lllh .1~ 11111> MJy
and 1.11(;/\ pro K1•lli1• llooth.
who won tlw l!-l~J.l llnih·d
St au•' (;ult A-;,oci11t11111\ <iii 1 ..
J1111iur A11httl'1tt 1111t• IH'ltf at
Mt•.,,J V1·r1lt-.
I k c,11m• to ~lt-,,1 V1·1 dr• in
I 9~l!i, four y1·.11, .!111•1 1·am111g
l:olf l'roll·~"o11;tl 111 tl11· Yt•ai
for till' ~1111tht'rt1 L.1ltf111111.1
'l'll 11111, wh1•rl' 111• 'l't vr•ll J'
't'<'llOll ptnidl'ttt lm111
I !l!J:I !15.
lt•1 ry J\11d1·1 '""· g1•11l'1al
111anagcr ut N1·wp1111 lk.1d1
C111111try ( :luh, .1l11ng w11h
furnll'r Southt·rtt L.1l1l111111a
(;011 i\~'Ol'tat11111 l'n•sttl1•111
l>irk K111g111a, w1·11· dt•t•tt·tl 111
'erv1· 1111 the M.l'(,A\ ll11 a1tl ol
I >irt'l't111' 1\111lt•"11n, .1 1011111·1
~Cl'< 1A p11•,idt•nt. anti K111g111.1
replan• :..argt·n t .111d Big
< a11yo11\ l>in·rtt11 ttl <~nit Hoh
1.~1Vl'IUY, who.;e ttrtlh 1111 t ht•
hoard 1·c11 h i:Xp111•d ...
C:o11..,1 ru1·tion 111 two holl''i
anti the driving rungl' at "ia11t.1
i\n.1 C.mmtry Cluh i., complt•h•
and l11tlt• ditl I know that 0111•
co111111e111 u1tcrctl hack in
August hy the 1.:lub's hl'ud pro
Geoff Cochrane -uf a lake
lhal front.; the par-4 o;cvt.'nth
~ree11 would artuully fulfill
itself to my di~plcasure.
I le said the lake that front '>
I wa~ aln·aJy ;1 hit pt•t•Vl'd
.1ho111 hi11111g a tl't' 'h111 thut
'urdy tore• 11p more hl.1J1'" 11f
grai." titan 11t'l'.l'S~ary, -;u I ~wt
11p to the ball with tlw
detenn111.1ti1111 to kel'I' 111y
lw.ul d11w11 a11tl :..wing
""oothly. M1,~i1111
;11-ro111plt,hl'd, I thought
l'ltl' hall ~;111t·d uff lltt' duh
1•n,ply, 11111 11111 high or 11111 low
I "houhln't havt' Jlt'l'kl·d up.
rite hall lll'gun to l"Urvt•
'lightly 111 1111· h•ft, 1>111 I
I lttlldn'I 'l'I' Whl'tl' i( hit llH'
gr111111c.J twr:11 1"' 1 lw l.111 \\/tty
Jrppetl ~ltghtly 11Par tlw frottl
111 thl' gn«·n
1 lwlc.J 1ny hrl'ath ;11111 dmvt•
1 lw l·;1r1 tow at d t hl• gri:1·11.
m·rv111"IY .1w.111111g tht.• tatt• ol
that litth· ~,11111· 11<111
1\1111' 11111 I tl1d11'1 htt\l' lO
Wat I l110 J1111g. I It'( ttll't''
,1,111d111g ltl'.11 lhl' 1•dg1· ol tlll'
1.1k1· g.1Vt' tlll' l1.11l tlt'\V'. ~ty
h.tll had rollt'tl 111 1lw w.111•1
"Yott 'huulil l>t• ahlt• to h11d
ii -.inu· It w."11·1 i.:oi11g tlt,tt
l,t/\t," I k< .1111't''
I It· w,,., t tght.
I WU~ .1hh• Ill "'t• .... 111111 111
'I ""I' lip tltr • h;ill and II wa'
111111• tor 111y lourlh ~hot
Yikt•,, 1\111 tlt.1 1 "tlw WJV
g•1lf gol''
I o;ho11ld lt.1Vl' l"1t•111•tl 111
you.< 11·ulf. 1111' two hole,,
Nu/\. :1 .11111 7, look gn·:11 with
tlw 1ewo1h•d ht111kt•ri11g ,111d
t hl· r.111g1· 1111w ""' lh•t• 1arg1·t
g11·1•11, 111 ,1111111 lor
ta""' C;"suly. '"'' 'Pttt1g\ ( 111hlt·11 w •. ,, I l«tg111·
i11divil111JI l111y' goll 1 hampion
M· an fatanc 1.1 I ligh M'llWr, wtll
t1a11srer frrm1 :-.atldld1ad ..
<.11llt•ge 111 Mi"l11n Vil'jtt 111
t >rangt• C.11:"1 for the
11pn1m111g 'Pring \l'Olt''t1•1,
whirh hl·g111' h·hruary l ,
fata1u·1a 1 lai11wd la .... 1 w,1i;1111·s
h·agut• n11w11.
YOUTH BASEBALL
Mesa Ameri can Little League
tryouts are slated for Saturday
Co..,t,1 Me'u Amerkan LitllP
Lcagul' will ht! holding regi1.1ra
tion a11d tryout~ lor tlw spring
2004 ~e.1"m from ll::IO a.m. lo I
p.m. Suturday a1 < .mw Mc-.,1
I ligh 1111 the lit>ld~ hchind thl'
lennii. cott1 t~.
Roy' and girl1. .igt.•, ;, 12 arc
i11viled Ill rt•g1,ltU for the up·
coming ~t·a\1111. 1'-hall, Coach
Pitch anti Fam1 f)iv1s11m play-
ers (a gr~ !i· 7) a11d rct urni11g
Major playt•r<; do not need to
1 ryoul but 'hould 11•giMt•r on
Saturday
l'layt·r~ agei. H· I l wh11 wi1.h
to ht• tlrnfted onto a Major, Mi -
nor i\ m Mi11or B ll'am mll!>t
try11111. l'l<tyt•r-. who Jo not try·
out wlll 11111 lte eligihle to he
.drafted anti will ht• placed nn a
wnjting lii;t for avtiilahlc open-
ings. Players !-.hnultl arrive at
least 20 minutl'' before Ulcir
scheduled tryout time 10
check-in and warm up. Playrr~
who have not already rl'gislcred
!>ho11IJ arrive at lea).f .10 min-
utes early. Tryo111 time~ arl' !l
NICE CAR!!! OILY
'6,988
a.m. f111 age), 11 and 12 (horn
Aug. I, 19!-!l·)ttly :11 . 1!:19:.l), 10
a.m for UHC I 0 (born Aug. I.
199:1-July 3 1, l!J94). II a.m. for
Jgl' 9 (bnrn Aug. I, 1 9~4 July 31 .
I ~1951 and noon for age II (born
Aug. I, I ~95-July '.l I, Hl96). A
make-up tryout and regislra-
lion will ht• hl'ld for all ages at !J
a.m. on Saturday, Ian. 17.
Bel{istrncion fres are $!)5 pl'r
playt.'r nncl $75 for I-ball ur
Couch l'ilrh player!>, with the
total family donation 11111 tn ex-
ceed $225. If a plJyer\ family
rlects 1101 tu participate in the
league'i. tundraisers. then regis-
tration ft•t• i:lrc $120 per player
and $100 fur a r-hall or Coach
Piech pluyl'r, with the total fam-
ily donation not co exceed $275.
New players need to bring a
ropy of thl' playrr's birth ccrtifi·
catc a11r.J proof of residency
within the league's boundaries
(parent's drivers lice11se, utility
hill, renllll agreement) For
mort' i11formatio11. call Amy
Stephenc; nl (714) 4~4 . 7R52.
~12 F nday. January 9, 2004 SPORTS Daily Piot
BOYS BASKETBALL
Let the real games begin
Newport Harbor,
short-handed, and
Corona del Mar, just
short, begin league
action tonight.
~rick Levtrty
Daily Pilot
Newport Harbor HJgh will be-
gin the Sea View league boys
basketball season tonight with-
out four-year lenermo.n Jamie
Diefenbach.
Diefenbach, a 6-foot-8 center
who has signed a lener of intent
lo play volleyball at UClA is out
for the season after tearing the
anterior cruclate ligament In his
left knee during Harbor':. trip to
/uneau, AJasb. during the holi-
days. The injury comes on the
h~ls of a tom ACL. In his right
kn~ that kept him out the entire
200?-03 season.
"I fell horrible for him." New·
pon Harl>or Coach Larry Hirst
said. "He wol'Xed so hard 10 re-
hab the other knee and hes just a
great student and a great Clti·
zen:
' The Sa.ilo~ (9-6) will attempt
to compete for one of the top
spots in league without a big
man for the first time in Hirsl'i.
nlne seasons as coach. They'll he
unmedialely chalJenged tonight
at 7 against visiting Foothill
(10-6), a game that could decide
who wtll challenge favorite
Woodbridge (9·6).
·1 thmk it'.s Woodbridge and
after that its anybodys guess.·
I lin)t said.
A difficult nonJeague schedule
.Jlould have the Waniors pre·
pan:.>d to defend their league Iii.le
of a year ago. ·
' Oavfd Burgess, a 6-10 senior
center who has committed to
llYU. once again leads the Warri·
ors. avemging 17.3 points, 11 I
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rebounds and 3.1 blo<;ks. But
Woodbridge also has 6-8 Jon
Wmder, who is averaging 8.9
points and 7 .5 rebounds. Kyle
FarreU. a 6-5 senior, also avetlgeS
double figures In scortng for
Woodbridge.
No other team in the league
can match Woodbridge's height.
With Diefenbach. who was aver·
aging 14.7 points before the In·
jury, the Sailors at least had a
presence against Burgess. With-
out him, Harbor's game plan
changes immensely.
·1 think it's going to be more of
a collective effort." Hirst saJd. ·1
don't think there's one guy lhat
can bring 10 tht' table what Jamie
did."
Anempting to pick up some of
the slack wiU be 6-2 junior Tuylor
Young (more than 11 points per
garnet. 6·5 junior Brett Perrine
(eight points per game) and 6·3
sophomore Dennis Heenan
(nearly six points per game).
Foothill, led by seniors Brandt
Bangs (16.3 points) and Ben Wor-
rall ( 14.1 points). should be one
of the Sailors' primary competi-
tors for the top three spots in
league. Hirst said Ban~ might be
the best guard in the league.
Aliso Niguel (10-7) also looks
l!Jc.e a solid balldub. Michael RoU,
a 6-4 junior. leads the Wolverines
with a 17.8 scoring average. 6·
foot junior Terence Green ( 11.6)
and 6·6 senior lohn Wtse (9.2)
are also among Ali~'s leading
i.corers.
Despite sub-.500 records en·
rering league play. Laguna Hills
(6-IO) and Irvine (4·11) are also
dangerous teams. Karter Stone, a
6·5 senior, is ave~g 21.4
points and 6·5 senior Brod: Til·
lotson is adding 15.9 for the
Hawlcs. 1l1e Vaqueros are led by
Grant Verrill's I 5.9 points and
Nasi Heider's 13.8 scoring aver·
age.
•••
In Ryan Currys first 1wo sea-
sons as Corona del Mar boys
basketball coach. the Sea Kings
losl all eight Pacific C..oast League
game:. they played against
Northwood and University.
But CdM's steady improve·
ment under Cuny led to a third-
place finish in league last year
' Season ticke~ for the whote
amily ore on sa1e now for
$50Ul Good for two adul
two children, plus two free
memberships In the Junior
Anteater Club. A $120 Value
and with a team ieci by three sen-
ior guards this season, hopes and
expectations have grown.
"I'd like U> think that we'll
make a run for lhe title and It
goes through Northwood and
University,. Oury said.
University (11 -3) seems to be
the front-runner based on Its
early season perfonnance. Jon
Anson. a 6-foot-3 senior, leads
the Trojans in scoring, averaging
more than 23 points per game
and is the primary three-point
threat for a team that isn't afraid
to launch the ball from beyond
the arc.
Northwood, the defending
PCL champ. ls 9-7 entering
league play and 6-4 sophomore
1\no l.aragoza is averaging more
than 20 points.
"The consensus ls they're
down a little bit, but watching
them play. they're still very
good •• Curry said.
While Calvary Chapel Cl • II),
which lost to CdM in a third·
place playoff game Wt season,
has struggled. both Laguna
Beach (8-8) and Tesoro (11·5) are
also expected to battle with the
Sea Kings to move into the top
half o( league.
The ·Breakers, under first-year
Coach Marie Hill, have particu-
larly impressed Cuny.
Laguna Beach is led in scoring
by 5-1 I freshman Cheyne Martin,
averaging 18.3 points. Ivan J<ova.
cevic, a 6-4 junior. is averaging
14.8 points and 9.1 rebounds.
Tesoro, with seniors on the
roster for the first time, is led by
6·2 junior Patrick Marion and 6·3
junior Shane Keough. With 11
wins, they've already qualified for
an at-large berth In the playoffs,
but they'll surely be looking for
the automatic qualification that
comes with a top-three finish In
league.
The Sea Kings will anempt 10
keep the Titans and Breakers out
of the top hall of league stand-
ings. Pancho Seaborn leads CdM,
averaging 17.3 points. Jay North·
ridge (12.2 points), Adam Freede
(9 points) and Ryan Lance (5.3
points) are also key contributors.
For an undersized team like
the Sea Kings -Seaborn is the
tallest starter at 6-3 -the key will
be transition basketball.
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Newport Harbor High's Jillianne Whitfield gets bumped by Foothill's Jaclyn Karcher, left, and Amanda
Hoffman as she attempts a layup in the first half Thursday night in the Sea Vtew League opener.
TARS
Continued from Al 0
turnovers on Foothills first four
possessions and took an 11 ·2
lead.
was the absence of senior court
leader Jlllianne Whitfield who
picked up her second and third
fouls within a 21 second span
and sat out the final 5:04 of the
half.
Junior Kristi Eddington led the
Sailors with 11 points and nine
rebounds and senJor Victoria
Swigart added seven points and
I 0 rebounds.
Vanessa Miller scored JO
points, six in the fourth quarter,
for the Sailors and played stifling
defense against Foothill's leading
scorer, Jenna Horton, limiting
her 10 nine points.
Bui after a Foothill timeout
with 3: 19 remaining in the first
quarter, the Sailors went cold
and the Knights closed out the
half on a 17-4 run to tak.e a 19-15
lead.
Whitfield remained on the
bench for the first 4:34 of the
third quarter as Foothill ex-
tended its lead to 24-17.
~ln the past we've played her
with three fouls and she picked
up her fourth very quickly."
Thompson said.
Sea View Lusue
Foothill 43, NewDort Harbor 37 uwe've been starting the last
couple games really strong.·
Thompson said. "Then we have
lapses and other teams go on
runs."
Even with Whitfield back in
the game, the Sailors still strug·
gled to score, making just two of
10 shots as the Knights extended
their advantage to 30-19.
Scont bv Ouarters Foothill '1 12 11 13 -43
Harbor 11 4 4 18 -31
Foothill -Karcher 4, Horton 9,
Herman 3, Hottman 9, Batley 6, Ayres
2, Bagley 10.
3-pt. goals -Horton I.
Fouled out -Begley.
Tectinicals -None.
After playing turnover-free
basketball prior to Foothill's
timeout, the Sailors turned the
ball over nine times In the final
11 minutes of the first half and
they made just two of 12 field
goals in that time.
Compounding the drought
Harbor finally got bad: in
rhythm in the fourth quarter,
scoring 18 points. one shy of
what they had In the first three
quarters combined and making
six of 14 shots. But the Sailors
could never get closer than four
points.
Newport Harbor -Swigart 7, Stoltz 6,
Whitfield 3, Miiier 10. Eddington 11,
Trobman 0, Koon 0, Slater 0,
LawrenceO.
3-pt. goals -None.
Fouled out -None.
Technicals -None.
VOLLEYBALL
Continued from Al 0
become a predator to he feared on the sport's na·
tional landscape.
"Our guys know, now, we're never going to wallc
into a volleyball match again where people are go-
ing to talce us lighlly," Speraw, a former UCLA as-
sistant enlering his second season at the UCI
helm. said.
Indeed, last year's 20-11 record and season-end·
ing No. 5 national ranking pumped up the reputa-
tion of a program previously stuck in the competi-
tive foothills of the highly competitive MPSF. It
also created lofty expectations for a squad return-
ing five of its 1op seven players. including senJor
outside hitter Jimmy Pelzel, who became the pro-
gram's initial first-team All-American last spring.
"Expectations are higher, yeah, but that's OK.·
said Speraw, who never discusses the prospect of a
national championship with his players, but ad-
mits It may, for the first time, be swirling beyond
their subconscious thoughts.
·As I look at the overall ros ter. I thinlt we have a
lot more talent in the gym this year.• Speraw said.
"I think our returners understand we want to
achieve more than last year's team. But I've always
been a believer that, as a coach, you have to estab-
lish fair expectations. Tu open the year 10-0 like
we did last year would be unfair expectations, but
we want to make the playoff! and go farther than
we did last year lthe MPSF tournament semlfin·
ala)."
Pelzel. whose 593 kills ln 2003 were a school sin-
gle-season record, ls joined by third-team All-
MPSF Ubero Greg Ford, now a senior. as well as re-
turning standouts Nie Vislay, Spencer Bemus and
BJ Fell, to provide an experienced, talented nu·
cleua.
But replacing setter David Knlftin, whom Spe·
raw called a catalyst for last yeu's success, as well
u ouwde bJner Monte Tucker, may define how
much this year's group can impnm.
'D'ue freshmen Brett Reid CF.di.ton High) and
Brian Thornton (San Oemente fti&b>, as well u
eophomore Dillon Fitch. are competing to become
KnlJlln'a successor.
•Any time you have a true freshman at quarter-
bid. it's going to tab tllr., for them to develop.•
Mid Speraw, who Ubl Reid'a blocting preeence at
the net. but openly admiret Thomton'I comped·
f
Newport
Harbor's
Victoria Swigart
grabs a
rebound over
the
outstretched
arms of.Foothill
defenders
Amanda
Hoffman, left,
and Ali Cano
(23) in the Sea
View League
opener
Thursday night.
TIE ANTEATERS .. -Ht. Yr. ....
1 Spencer 8emui &-5 ·Sr. OH
2 ~,... 8-6 Sr. OH
3 NicVW.V M So. MB
4 a.or. Fttct\ 8-2 So. s • °""Ford 8-2 Sr. l '
7 Brien Thornton 8-3 Fr. s
8 er.Reid 8-3 Fr. s
9 ........ 8-1 So. L
10 hMlonMel 8-3 Fr. L
11 ~Jebtoneky 8-6 Fr. OH
12 BJFtll M Sr. OH ,. Kyte Weidi.t 8-1 Sr. MB ,. Elle~ 8-7 Fr. MB ,
eo.dl: John Sperllw (MCOnd .,..,,
tlve nature.
Speraw also believes Fitch, having spent a year
ln the program, could factor Into the race, which
he rates as wide open.
"It's anybody's job, M Speraw saJd.
The 6·6 Pelzel Is everyone's All-American and
will clearly be the 'Eaters' go-to hitter.
· "He's a known quantity, who was first-team All·
American and spent the summer with the national
team.· Speraw saJd of Pelzel, who led UCI with 24
kills in a five-game season-opening triumph
Wednesday ~r NAlA power Cal Baptist. "He can
put the ball away when we need It and he's one of
the best end blockers In the country.•
Vislay, a 6-4 sophomore whose .411 hitting per·
centage last season wu a school record, will be
joined In the middle by 6-7 senlor Kyle Wefchen,
who has recovered well from surgery on an Injured
ankle that slowed him last season. Speraw saJd.
Ford's d.lging ability will, once again, be count·
ed upon. while Fell. a 6-4 senior. ls the best passer
among the team's outside hlttera. Speraw said.
Bemus, a 6-5 tenior, should con tribute h eaVUy
at out.aide hlder, while Speraw believes 6-1 aophe·
more libero Paul Spittle and 6-5 freshman outside
hltter Jayaon Jablo.mky wW a1lo d\lp ln.
Spenw apecca an •pedally dWlenglng cam-
paign in the MPSa where he beUeves several
schools haw improved from lut season.
The Anteaters get an earty-eeuon measuring
ldck ln the UC Senta Barbara tournament. which bettna todsy and rontinues through Saturday.
They open MPSF play Jan. 16 at the UhtveraJty 9f
the Pldflc.
SPO RT S Friday, January 9, 2004 All
YOUTH SOCCER YOUTH BASKETBALL
!Heartbreakers Mavericks
claim their title
Girls under-10
Region 57 team
defeats North Irvine
'Shock'-ed
ball handling.
.in shootout to win
area championship.
The Heartbreak.ers, a girls
under-I 0 soccer team from
AYSO Region 57, won the Area
Q championship with a victory
ugalnsl North Irvine in a
shootout following two
sudden-death overtime periods
Dec. 15.
Newport defeated Costa
Mesa. 3-1. earlier in the day.
needing a victory to advance to
the thlrd-place game. Newport
got two early goals from
Oulstina Young. Norton and
McDaniel provided the assists.
Nadal scores 18 to
pace Shack's 42-27
victory over the riva l
junior hoops team.
Amanda Parrll and Aahley
ICdeglan each scored nine pointa
to lead the Raptors to their Ont
victory.
Seneca Jakolky led the
Razz-Ma-Tan with four points
roUowed by three each from
Mae-Ung Choquette. Nat6
Barbamd and Melanie Arnold.
Mesa got within 2-1 early in
lhe second half, but United
answered a minute later when
McDaniel scored off a pass
from Natalie Duthoy.
Robin Young and Hayes
provided support and strong
passing.
Play in the Newpun-Mesa
National Junior Basketball l.t>ague
resumed after the holiday break
with lhe Shock defoatin~ 1ht:
•Celtics 12. lfojans 11:
Annie Alvanldo and Syd
Raguse each scored five points to
lead lhe Celtics while s....b Cea
f<;ix points) and Oal.re MdClnna9
(fuur points) paced the Trojans.
Mavericks. 42-27, in girb fifth·
and sixth· grade a ctlt.> 11.
The game was scoreless until
Halley Senlke, Undaay Suaollk
and Gina Scholey each found
the back of the net and
goalkeeper Riley Senske saved
a potential-game tying goal,
giving the Heartbreak.ers a 3-2
shootout edge and the victory.
In second-round tournament
action Dec. 27:
Bille Nadal led the Shock with
18 points followed hy 12 from
Saylor Sduotr. •In boys action from the Boys
& <:iris Oub of Costa Mesa:
•Newport United I, Tustin 0:
Norton broke away from the
Tustin defense and scored the
game's lone goal with three
minutes left.
Kendall Voe«iner and Silvie
Reynolds played tough delt:n<>e
and both scored.
Matt Buchanan made two free
1hrows with three seconds left
and Cameron Knight blocked
tl1e fmal shot as the Pistons
dcfcate<l the Sixers. 47-46. in a
Uuys & Girls Qub of Costa Mesa
11.ou Yfilltom bmnch) basketball
game Dec. 1 l:l.
The Heartbreak.ers finished
Lhe season undefeated 06-0-2)
a nd wiJI move on 10 the AYSO
Southern California area
championshjps in March.
Browne and Quistina Young
protected the goaJ witb help
from fullbacks Ea.ry and
Mitchell.
MARK C DUSTIN /DAILY PILOT
Costa Mesa's Sam Khamneian holds one of the balls from the
two holes-m-one he scored in a round at Monarch Beach.
Emlly Roeales led tl1e
Mavericks with six poinl!> while
Megan WU.On and Cathert.ne
Su1llwn each LOntribull"ll four
1>oints.
Team members include:
Gaby Carpenter, Kaitlyn Oark,
PaJge Krueger, Campbell
Moore, Kytle Mulvaney,
Scholey, Hailey Senske. Riley
Senske. KaUe Senske and
Susolik.
Patrick Senske coaches the
lt am with help from assistant
KenOark.
111 club soccer action:
•The Slammers girls
under-I 0 team, based in
Newport Beach. went
undefeated through their final
n ine league games to capture
ftrst place in the Coast Soccer
League Silver Delta Division.
The Slammers shut out their
opponents eight times during
the streak. and outscored their
opponents, 30-2. during that
span. They used strong defense
and an opportunistic offense.
Robin Young and McDaniel
repeatedly took shots on goal.
In opening-round play Del·.
26:
•South Irvine 2. Newport
Beach United I:
South Irvine scored in the
final minute to win the match.
United's Oiristina Young
scored o n a solo shot 10 1ht:
game in the second haH.
Solid ball handling was
provided by forwards Robin
Young, McDaniel and Duthoy.
Fullbacks Eary and Mitchell
led the defense in front of
goalkeeper Browne.
• ln Region 57 action:
It took two overtimes and a
shootout. but the Corona del
Mar boys under· 12 soccer
team. nicknamed "Big Red,"
defeated Back Bay rival
Newport Beach in the AYSO
Regjon 57 Division 11 title
game Dec. 16 at Heritage Park
in Irvine. CdM won 1he
shootout. 3-1, after a scoreless
ti e through regulation and two
overtime periods.
ACES
Continued from A 10
amJ lhe ball had rolled In the
cup.
"I was juSt trying to put the
hall inro play," he said ... lne
wind was in my fact'."
The thrill didn't t:rtd at the
ftfth.
Khan1neian, who has been
go11in~ tor 2V· yeHis, used an
8-iron a l the 155-yard. par-3
13th and again, the ball mUed
softly into the hole. Water
surrounded the Island green.
"It landed four feet away
from the hole and just went
in." Khamneian said. "The
minute it went in people called
the marshal. They came down
and pulled the Oags 10 give
me."
Khamneian treated the
tournament as if it was his last.
swinging in a relaxed state. I le
said he swung at 80%.
day. God Wc:lS sending me a
message."
Khamneian migrated tu the
Unltl!d States more than 25
years ago from lran. where he
grew up playing soccer.
In addition Lo Costa Me...a.
he has played Oak Creek and
Suawberry Fanns golf dubtS in
Irvine and credits his
improvement to Mike Donhcy.
a coach he meets with once a
wt'ek. He usually plays twice a
week. bu1 practices five days ln
that same span.
''Golf ls the kind of game
that if you let it drop for a rew
!weeks]. your swing goes ufT,"
Khamneian said. "Luck has a
lot to do with it. Everything has
to work in your favor."
Raising four daughters and
managing a marriage keep
Khamneian busy, but he hopes
to play more golf in the next
three years to make a run at
either amateur or professional
1oumament.s.
•Wildcats 35. t:lolH'tr11lll'I" a.
Kathleen EutaJe and Kelly
Heenan led the Wlld1:a1' w1tl1 17
and eight point!>, respec1ively.
Kelsey Woo, Duran Sharp and
Kaasle Stratton earh had four
J)Oints fur thi: l 1lolw1ro1tt'r-.
• Laki:r.. :.m. l'ir.11t·, u·
Lindsay Ander50n "'111l·d Hl
points to ll·ad th~ 1md1'11•;1ll•d
Laker, tu dl1111her w111
Alex Aiello a<ldL·d l·1gh1 p111111i.
while UAnn Sarlsuk 1all1i:d six
points for the firsr-place l.ukcr,.
Camile Kahe anti Nicolette
Kelegian led the Pi:.ton~
In girls third· aml fourth·gr.idt>
play:
• Liquidators 3 1. Spark~ ~I :
Brooke Mlgllort led till'
undefeated IJ4uidator, w1t11 11
points followed by t>ight pomts
from Asia Andry and !>ix fr11111
Taylor Stefano.
Kasey Tilompson led tl1c
Sparks with eight points lullo\\t'<.l
by 6ve point.c; from Addle
Rk.hley.
• Raptors 2J. llw:1.-Ma·Ta1..1 17:
lluchanan sc.:ored 27 points to
lead the Pistom (2· I l. who erased
a 17·poin1 fir.st-quarter deficit
l'he Pistons cut the Sixers' lead
10 nine by halftime. Hayden
Com~U led the second-quarter
urge with Mx poin ts and six
rt• ho untl~.
Oavls Purcell and Devin Hovt9
provitlt'cJ tht' defensive spark and
Burh:.u1JJ1 added some offense to
1·111 the Sixers' lead to six a1 Lhe
,·11d of the third quarter.
I hi: Pistons trimmed the
dcfid t further halfway through
Lill' fuunh quarter when Knight
madt> a steal and was fouled. His
free throw cut the Si.xers' lead to
four and the Pistons continued to
press.
Knight and Spencer Riil.in.
combined for a steal with Raurus
scoring and converting a Cree
tJ1row, cuuing the Sixers' lead to
one.
·111e Learns traded baskets and
the Pi~tons go1 lhe ball back with
;w seconds lo go, setting up
Buchanan's aforementioned free
throw,,
Allie Brah1, Sarah Cox,
Cassidy Napolitano, NUdd
Borchard and Savannah Levin
are from the Newport-Mesa
area and are coached by Greg
Baker.
In AYSO Region 97 girls
under-10 Silver All-Star action:
•Newport Beach United 2,
Tustin I:
CdM went up. 2-0. in the
shootout with Sebastien Welch
and Ryan Kontra each scoring
goals. Zach Cabin added
ano ther goal and Newport
missed Its final attempt. giving
CdM the victory.
"I told my partner I was not
going to cart: about my score
because this might be my l~t
tournament." Khamneian said.
Khan1neian. whose best
round is a 73 at Costa Mesa
Golf & Country Oub, said a
United States Golf Association
repn.>sentative told him the
odds of getting two
holes·in-one-during one
round were 72 billion-to-one.
"Until !October 2001 1. I had
never picked up a club,"
Khamneian said. "So when I
started hitting balls ii wa.s a
difficult task for two to three
months while I learned the ins
and outs."
SCHEDULE
TODAY
Bask~ll
3: 15 p.m.; Foothill at Newport
Harbor, 5 p.m.
Olrlstlna Young scored twice
with assists from Tatum
Norton and All Hayes 10
provide the scoring for
Newport. which took thlrd
place in the Costa Mesa Oassic
concluded Dec. 20.
CdM coaches moved
midfielder Nick Taormina into
goal for the shootout.
Six CdM players were cho~en
as all-stars. Welch. Taormina
and Ko n1ra were a.II selected lo
the gold all-star team while
Alex Malnthow, Mark Hamen
and Nell Baker were named to
1he silver squad.
"The USGA said there was a
lady who did it in 19771 but it
was not cJuring an official
1oumament. It was J one as
friendly game." Khamneian
said.
Khamneian. a 1982 graduate
of Long Beach State with a film
studies degree. can speak. four
languages -Armenian.
English. Persian and Turkish -
and played professional soccer
in Europe.
Woods inspired him to try
golf and he is glad he did.
High school boys -Corona del
Mar at Laguna Beach, 7 p.m.;
Estancia at Saddleback. 7 p.m.;
Sage Hill at Brethren Christian. 7
p.m .; Foothill at Newport Harbor.
7p.m.
High school girls -Sage Hill at
Brethren Christian. 6 p.m.; Avalon
at Corona del Mar, 7 p.m
High school girls -Brethren
Christian at Sage Hill, 3:15 p.m.
Volleyball
College men -UC Irvine at UC
Santa Barbara tournament.
Water polo
Soccer
High school girls -Santa ·
Margarita at Newport Harbor, 3
p.m.; Costa Mesa atWestem
tournament
Fullbacks Amber Eary and
EmJly MJtcheU. aJong with
goalkeeper Emlly Browne,
preserved the lead. Robin
Young and striker Bally
McDonald provided aggressive
Big Red (13-1-1 J advances 111
sectional play.
"Luck is part of i1. trust me,"
Khamneian said. 'T m not l iger
Woods. II happened to be my
"Golf W'dS a good pas.,lon for
me to find," Khamneian said.
"You are playing against
yourself and you can't blame
anybody. Golf came more
peacefully for me."
High school boys -Corona del
Mar at Laguna Beach, 3 ~.;
Estancia at Saddleback, 2:3b p.m.;
Sage Hill al Brethren Christian.
Wrest1ing
Hig h school -Newport Harbor,
Estancia and Costa Mesa at
Estancia tournament, 10 a.m.
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TEE'S SALE TS No. ()3. oChtr common d9elg-Pl1nrnn1 Comm1ss1ori at 3 [.tension nt lune 1onment•I delermm1 (114) /~ ~?4!> or Yl"I ._....._ S1>1te 160 lrv011• <.A
12M7 Doc ID Miion, If ..,, lhOwn C11y Hall. 17 r311 Drive. tor PA 01 03 PA Ol 04 lton e.empl the olfilt ul lht Plan COUICTYOfOIARGI 9261Z
t0002083339S2005N herein. The totll Co51.t Me.•. Calltorrna, lot Wesley 1 ~ytu1 5 Ptannone ApphL•lton n1na D1v1s1on Room 200. OIAJIGICOUlfl"fSUPUIOI Oo111a llus1llh\ ·" TIU. Ofdtr No. •mounl of the unp8ld at 6.30 p n1 , or as soon aulhC>rtled •11cnt lur PA 03 52 tor Johnny tu 71 fau 011vc C11sld DBS INC
a77037t03 lnves-bllera with lmerell u ponible lhare•lter on Beacon B~y fnl•tPr""'· 101 a va11ance from Meu, Cahfornt~ COUITPIOIAHCOUIT All olh•• h1t \J1ltH
tof/lnmurer No. therwon of the oblige-Mettday, J-ary 26, Inc /Robins Properties requued parkway land Publlihed Newpo1 l -·-.. 1..,.'"" nam e(•) dnd .1d
t007104IO APN No. !Ion MCUl9d by the 2004, rea11d1n11 the •nd NM cy Most~~" to u an• width (10 fl Beach·Co1la Mu.a Da•fv un1YOl-.J1'" 1111 "11 d"'''(t•I u•ed hy th~ ~2S.()()7 YOU ARE IN pt0fl9'1Y to bl told followm11 appli.ahon\ allow motor vehll.le Gombm•d w1dlf1. 5 ft un P ii o I h nu a r v 9 . DllYl, POST OfRCI IOI S«llerl>) wllh1n lhe P•"'
DEFAULT UNDER A plt.18 ~ ..U· I Appeal ol Zon111e S41es with an adm1n1s hous~ ~•de requtted 3 2004 FOOi 1•171 M•...,.("''"'"' lhte~ Y'•"· •S •Idled
DEED OF TRUST, meted coe111, ·~ Applocahon ZA 03 !}.t 101 ll•llVe adJu\lmenl lo fl wtdlh 0 fl on housp • ·-_, 11 by the S•ller(') 1Sl•r•
DATED 03{12/2002. 8nd ldvltlcH 91 IN A11drew K H1rt1ell. 101 de vu te f1 u111 t11rnl \Id~ prnpo••d) w•lh • NOJICIOf CA92'U-1S71 NON(
UNLESS YOU TAKE tlm8 of IM lnhlllf publl· a m1n01 des1an review laud"apc $e.lbaCk• tor monoo mod1flcat1nn frnrn l'\IUCl.aSAl.f POnt0910f I lte 11ame(•) artrl
ACTION TO PROTECT cation of the Notice of and minor ~ond1loonal ~ulo d"play purposn Ort m11nmuin driveway w1dlh ~ddrU\ ol lh• BllVM('.l
YOUR PROPERTY'r rr Sal81•1113,115.71.ltll use pen111t 1<f con~trucl l he t1on1 half Mid (If> ft 1equ11ed, 12 ti Notice Is hereby ilV•rt IAIJOllJOYADAMS ISl~rr P1Mm•e• Utflce
MAY BE SOLO A A poe.itlll thM lit IN 111 office with a lull e'h bhsh ould11t11 '101 propo)ed)tn con1unchnn Ptr Secllon 21700 el fOICJIAl&(OfU( Cenlt" llC d r.111
PUBLIC •u r . IF YOU lllTl8 of .. the open-bathroom •bove • new agt ot veh1<I•" nn lh~ w11h lhe •0•1'1rucllon ol .eq ol lhe C1ahfornia _. TOHlftW,.llH ~ 101 n•a l um led I oeb•llty ~ "91 ~araae. lot1led al 440 1e4I hi lt of " •umme1 a 011e slory 2.202 •q ti (lu\mess & Pio e•,•onal --"~"'""' Company ?102 Bu\llt~n
NEED AN EXPLAHA-!:.'!_ ~ llWY I~-[ 19th Street rn an RI clal prope.rly lu1111~r ly residence. louted ai 178 Codt IMt the Under· CMAll&IOfUll C•nle1 Or111•. h v111e CA TION OF THE NATURE .,_, .,,. toCal ,........... E t I t h " t 1 b 1 A s1aneel, SUPERIOR MINI 9261'
DING ~·dll8.lneddttlonto 1one nv11onmen a con11n1ng a c~r w~\., ,,.1na sa • venue 1n , • ., .. , • ..._A_21 , OF THE PROCEE ,,._ determ1nallon oempl al 20!19 Harbo1 Boule an RO·MD 1one fnv1 STORACf loi:aled at "'"'--un lhe A•••ls being \old
AOAJNST YOU, YOU cah, the TrueliM wt" 2 Minor Cond1llonal verd "' a C? '°"" 1onmtntal delerm1na 1600 Supe1101 Ave · TO All tNfERESTEO art ~e11e11lly de\c11btrt
SMOULD CONTACT A ecce9' Cl9hler'I Use Pern11l ZA 03 107 Env11onmental delerm1 l•On ttempl Co~I• M~•3. C•lilornia, PERSONS· n Le.1sehold Interest
LAWYER." Ndki8 II cfleCb drawn on • tor Jack B•11naer. au-nallon e u mpl 6 Cond1t1ona1 Use County ol OtAnQe State I Pelllloner MARJORt( F uir11l ur~ fi•lu1es
hlt9by lllwn INlt CTC .... Of nMlonll benll, t ho1ited aeen t 101 4 Plan111nR Applltaliun Petm11 PA 03 55 lot of Cahlo1111•. will con JOY AOAMS llled 1 Equ1pm~nl ~nd Olhet
Reel Eel* SeNlcM, • Check ~ by • Reve t end M 1 c h a e I PA OJ 20 tor Soulhn111 l •tl•dn Mc1tee1 au tho duel d publu, hen Hie pellllon with this cou1 I B1mnc>~ lh"'h and are
• duly IPPOine.d ll8tl or flderlll credit Bankhead/F1tsl United Sun Cons lrtt(lmn, "" rtzed dQenl tor SOCO ol th~ prt\01111 propel~ ltu a devee ~han11ln11 lot•lod •ti 4'i90 MM
lnle• pUnuMI to the union, "" • Chlelt Melhod•sl ChurLh, for 11 l h<H11ed ag•ut tor 1.o~I• Me•a C1)1nm1t1 Le desu1b~d below ~I 10. no mes a\ lollows _ Aoth111 lllvd ':ilfl floor
DetdofTN8tuecuWd dr9'm 11¥ • ltel8 or wlrelus antenn1tacllily Orange Nnrlh Apar t P••k to • a canine am onthP20lll day of MARJORIE IOY ADAMS to Newprirl Urach CA
by ARTURO GAYTAN '8dlf8I MYl"98 8nd on the o l\l1ne b .. 11 rnenh. LLC/Vcrn Cbe1 t her1ueul 1C bus1neu l3nuaiv. 7004 lhe MARJORIC JOY ADAMS 92660
AND NORMA BAHEHA. loen •eoclltion, -.V-tower ot rusl United h~•d. tor a Mul11 Plan louted al 3 303 Ha1bo1 Unders111ned will tecept ~ABCR lht' Bulk Sal' I)
HUS8ANO AND WIFE 11198 llllOCloltlon, Of Methodist Chu1ch. lo to r~l)late su le&dl, BJ~d !ou1te K ll 111 a Cdsh btd~ lo satisfy • ? lHE COURl OROLRS rnterul•d I" lit •on AS JOINT TENAHTS1 uv1"98 bel\k eoeclfled caled ~I 420 W 19th 110111onlotnn11w rH•den POI zone Crw•ronmtnl•I lio,n Im PH I due •ttnl lh31 all pors11ns 1111•1 wmm,ltd "' the ofl•lr dee.cl ~12/2002 ~ In Sec:tlOn &tm of the Stre'-I 1n " C7 1011• lt~I urnh, loutt-d at d•te11'111tialion e•M•pt •t•tl 111cidenlal\ mcv•1eel ••led m lh•~ m~1101 ~hull ot I 11\1 Americ•n 1111,
l'9COfdld 03/22J02, •• Fln8nciel Codi 8nd 7 Cu1Hlil1011at Use Th~ \l<H,•&C spo1(e\ opµ11a1 belort ltu~ .01111 C11i11~111y Cu . 11.,')
lnetrurnenf No. ~to do bull-P~rmll PA Ol ~8 lor &enetdlly .Ol1~1SI ol the el lhe h6MlnR mduAled W1llt•W W~y Ste 100 20020231859 In look WI In ttlle .-. Seid fl()11CETOCfEDl1'0RS et::NEN1iHT NOT TO Tony W11.,in. euthor11ed lollowrn~ •Pl)hances. below lo show c~use 11 Co11rt>rd ('A 94570 an1I
Pege , of Otfidlj R.'. .... wll be medl, In M ~ BUJ<SAI.£ CXltffTE •&•nt tor Kelly Hill, to tleclron•t,, houn hold •ny, why lhe pe1tt1on tor lht •nli.1pal•d sale d•lr cont. In IN aff1c8 of "AS IS" condltlOn. but (lX:CSec 6105) n n tx::alled at 19100 1llow cottee roAslong. lurn1tu1e and beds, ch1nee of n1me should Is JANUARY 30. 2004 ~Aecor'dlt of wtltloUt OOWllfWlt Of ElaowNo ~ IJC)4 l(AAt.Wll t190. lo<•l•CI al 1651 Pia · lamp$, ublneb, sporllng •iol be 111anted The Buth SAi~ IS NOl ~ St.-WlrT'lftly, ...... OI NOTICE IS HEREBY IRVNE,CA92812 r.~nh• Avenue. Suite LI , aoods. bicycles, loys. NOTICE. Of' HEAR ING s ub1trt lo Cnlltor111• ;;;-c':ilfoml9. .rl11 ... lftltlled,,.......tltte, GIVENhllatullealeis TlwtullUlllisi"tlrded'> "'en MO 10ne (nlll· baby ilerus. clothlne. D•le·2/17/04 T1me 200 U111fo1m Couunotclal
on 01/30f20CM It poeeeeelon ,,, tnCUm-~ '> be rnac19. The .._ _ __..._. 11 h ronmenOI d•le1 m1na office equipment tnd pm O~pt . L73 Code s~, tum 6106 ? ~, to llll9fy .. "" ...,....,,.,_, lion eaempt turn1tur@ lund •nd lht addresi of Iha G01.11t (II '"" .-le Is subiecl l:OOPM, AT THE i..1tlldl.t.1elllll•a11iil.1t1,..._ l9CWecl rwne(S) n ~ IA:leol TEN.A~. 8. Tenl~trvc P.11cel powe• tool>. vehiclf \\\Amen noted ~bo•e to Set. 6106 2 lht
NOflTH FRONT EH--'cl D..t of Trull, ~•) d h ~ NC , !M65 GAAOEN Map PM 03 194 101 Mike pa1h and acce•~ortes. J A copy of lh1J Order lolluw111~ 1nlorm~llon TltANCE TO THE 11¥ ~ ....., GRCJJE fl.VD,~ S1monfl•ll 'A~soc1atn. bu•OS (•Onlenl~ un ht Show C•use shall h• mu•t bn p1ov1ded,) Tll• COUNTY COURT-.._,... ' CQRPORATI()lj, 19100 GAOVE,CA92841 lt'dl1e aulhur11ed ~aent to1 known) musir~f inahu published ~I leasl uncu n~me ~nd adtlr•" ot th• HOUSeA 100 OIVIC wltfl .,._... • pro-IJC)4 KlifWAA #lOO, ~saledalllisJAN 01111AI" t 111•. to t•&•l11e 111enls and nltte• mis u t h week for tour pe""" wolll whom Cl...., ...,rYE WEST, ¥tdedi'piillld .. }lt! ... ~ ""'ra.c ,.. .. """12 v ' 1 di ""'' "" .., """ ,..,. ...... _, ..... _.. 111ev1ou' 'IUbdlvl\lno, cellaneou1 I •ms.ri 1111 \urct s.1ve weeh\ prior clftlm• mAy be lllt<I 1'
IAHTA ANA. CA II ::'°"'919 -Mid D..t ~ blmr9ll as n. 1:\11 Ille Is llQed to loc•ltd •I 2850 Mna uddtA and m1'IC medieol to lhe d•I• set lor Fus i AmerlCdll T1llto
public euctkln, to .. ... "*'-CHEO<ERSSNOVICH C*Jn1a Lhbm V•td• 011ve Cnt 1n a Cl equ1pmeol h .. 11na on lhe pet1hon Cue!4nly Cu IJS~ ~ lllcld8f tof cmll of ,.,,_. M <1IWlf ~ rwne(S) ~ Qxte 5ett1on lOn~ Cnvtronment•I NAM[ OF ACCOUNI in lht follow1n1 news Wiiiow Way, Sit 100,
OI dllok • fl I llllS """°"•~In .-cl ....... ) ~ 1J¥ 8tal.2. dtlMmlnatlon· u t ni11t SPACE NUMBER paptr ot 11eneral clrcu Co111:ord. CA 9 4520, i.ec., ........ lnfllllll _...Natt,'*" ..... h8111r\ljWlrin .. p!lll Thi .-CS~d 9 . An ordl rience SunbrldeeRehab/Clly of l•llon. printed In lhl~ Atl11; GwlnM f OeLenn
llme al -II rtght. '8' ..... T~~~ fftl~•-.:lb¥h ,.,. .., Y.tclm 1mtndln11Tiiie13 ol th• Newport 170 countv Tht D1llyPllot 8nd tile lut dale for
lltlet Ind lnllflel 0Gn-"' .,,. "' ~l).W..l'()NE :.,r~ lld la Cnsta MtH M11nlclp1I Nt~ole Wood ?It Detet DIC )0 200J llltnc cla1m1 by ully _.,...to lftd "°" llMd .. ~ .__. by lte locliJ'I h CllllbTll d .,.,. Codt re1a1dln1 M1nim11m 0 • r It n • l • u r 1 • ••lerl• le~4 (erter, credltllf shill be January ~lllftllfllldDlldGf _... D..t of f'fUI(. ba.f~OllDtol 1'EM · "'-'• lot silt i nd common lot Blackwnod 336 IUDOI Of THI Sutl-29. ioo.., which 11 th•
TNM, Ill .. ~ DATED: 1~ ...... 11.SNoE ~ <WllEN GAOYE requi1an11nh 1n 1m11t lot Andre w 811 trand atOlCOUIT bustnen d•y btlore th• .-..1n M6d OCiwlty CTC .......... llt-Thi '*'1ICI) n Ill'*-fl.VD .. ~ CR:1t'E. "'~1d1nt111 p rolec h l11t1turd 0.4 Publl1hed Newport salt dth sp1clfltll Ind .... Ind• 1110r9 W.. .. C0HD0R .._ d · .. ~I) CA a:l!IM1.-!h1111 dly loc.ted In tnldt ntlel Rlch11d H. Echols 635 Bu~h·Costa Mtu Dally 1bove Oaltd 1·?·04 Mty ......... Ill .. l)NVa, .... ftlC)Oft-IMls SANQ lllf ~ dlhll ~ f/l'f and plao11trl develop· Krysll Jo Brans teller 677 Pilot J1nu1ry 2, 9, 16, BUYfR SIONA IURlS
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.. 1~A MllA. ,,,,., l11l1m..ioit • ~ ~.~•) motor vthtcl• ret•ll Be~ch Coil• Mtu D•My It •bout 10 be made The Buch co,I• Mtl• Oalty CA, • n. _... tllil9d •Ill ~ flOt ,....,,., ~ ul•• b11,1110H• Cnv1 Piiot Janu_,y 9, '/ft, 2004 nemn(s). b 1.,1neu P1101Jan11••r9. 2004
...... T',__ ,.. ~-.-,..,....Vtl, QOOOWlL. ~ NEWPORT 111nm1ntal determine f992 addttu(n) of the CHS 62373 F~ tlllllll .., ...., flOt ,._...,,_ tit. Vtl, l!A8EHClb llEACHCC6'TA MESA lion· 1um11t Seller(•) are. Olvtttlfled 1n¥ lnlofe ..... f/f 1/lt ~. •NCJ DM.YPl.OTVcMM r or further mtorm•• 8u11nus S1ul'11 Joe:
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SUMMAaY Of PROPOSED M1kr D•erado. 363 S•
,_..,..,.. M1gupl O• Suite 19t.
--• Nrwport Be11c h, CA CITY Of COSTUlSA 9MO Th" busm~u 1s con·
ll11Lled by; an 111d1vidual
fldVe you slarted doiflc
bu~onrs• yet' No
A PROPOSI 0 0~01
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lu u1mply w1lh lh•
f eder .. 1 E.m~• Ren• y
M1tn•1temenl A~•n•Y
(HMA) Ndl•ondl Flood
lnsu1 •nc' Pr oar •m
I Hl MO !ION lo K•Ve
Ordlnan'" 04 I lu•t
'""d•ng c~111ed by the
lolluw11111 1 oll •ull vult
COUNCIL MEMBERS
AYlS1 M-•h-, Mllft-
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Sch..far, NOIS1 Notte .
AISINT: Htfta. me I Ul ' lt x I 111 lh~ ord1nanL~ m~v be rud
on lh• C•tv Clerk'> Olhr•
77 Fau 0Hve Cu'ta
Mesa
JUUi fOlCHC, Deputy
City ct.rt.
MUCNOJICI
NOTICl Of SALi
Nollet is hereby given
pursu•nt lo section\
3071 •nd 3072 ol the
Civil Cod• of the State
ol Cahlornl• the und•r
''&ned HUNT INC I ON
AU ro SI RVICf . Wiii sell
al pubhc auction. 11
?550 S GARNSEY ST ,
SAN I A ANA. CALIF d l
<J 00 Atn f)ll IAN 27 04
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p1ope1tv. to w11 1998
C llfV .VI N
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puroo•~ of u 11sfyona Ikon
of the undrrs111ned 101
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Jan. 2004
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2004 f994
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Mltuel 01 Sull• 19t ~~ort But h , CA
Mike 01erado
Hos s lalement w•s
hied with the Countr
l.ler k ot Ot •na• County
"" 12/16/03 200J6961Jl2
D31ty Piiot Dre 19, 2fi.
2003 Jan 2, 9, 2004 r964
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drt doon11 bu'liness n .
Properly Analys" Cnft·
s ullAnh . 371 ru11e<1°"
Ave • NPwport Beach, CA
9?61i3
Prop•rty Co11sult.nt
Scrv .. u , Irie (CA), 327
F !Iller Ion Alie • Newport
Beach CA 92663
1 his business '' COit·
dutl'll by a corpor1tio.
ll~ve you started doiflc hu~1ne~s vet?
Nn l•n I, 2004
Pr OP"' ly Consultant
'ierv•CIS, Inc , limes '#.
l •nd1s President
I"" slal~rntnl wn
lrled with the County
Clerk of 01anae Gounh
on 12/12/03
200JHHOl I o .. 1y Pilot Dec 19. 2fi,
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(CA), 31921 C1m1no
Cepltlnno 114. S.n
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9267S nu• !Hlt1neu IS con·
ducted b' • corpor ello11
Have rCH1 1ta1 led dolna
bullnto yeU Yu. 1996
El Can1peon, Inc
Se11io Cbn11le1 Pre"
cltn\ J'M l lllemtnt WH •i.ct w11f1 Ille County
Cletk of 011n1e County
on 12123/0:t
200HtH020
Oe~y Piiot Jan. 2. 9, 16.
23,2004 r981• .......... ... s.......
The follow1nc pe1 >On'
•• • doln& bu'"''" '' 1lthl1t"' f l<lt Clollt '69!> MecAtthu1 Court,
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Beach, CA 92660
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930 W 16th SI Unit A I,
Cost• Meu, CA 97627
Ntw lm•c• Promotions
(CA) 930 W 16111 St
Unit A I Co\I• Meu
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Yu 03/30/199!>
N•w Im•&• Pru111u
tlo~. l1110uy Carttll.
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lhl\ \htnment was
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Clerk ol Or,.nw• County
on 12/08/03
2001 .. 6741'
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2J. 2004 r988
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llC • RKhatd MHd I
M1n11t1
Thrl i l•tement wu
hied with lhe CO\lllly
Cler-ot Ou n1• County
on 11.112./03
200a.t•eosa
O•lly Pilot Dae 19 26
2003. Ian 7. 9 1004
f965 .........
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1he lollow1n1 pe,.on\
•r• doint bu>rnen n ll CAMPfON CARNICL
RIA. 3191 1 C:u11no
C•Pt\tr1no • 14 S•n
tu an C•P•ltr ano C.:A
92675
[I CArnp•on lu<.
tCAJ, 31921 C•m•no
Capos Ir ano •I•. S•n
llJ••I C•P•llr ano CA 926/!>
Th1i Ou\tness is con·
llu~l•d by I COi po1 a\10fl
Have you sl., led O<>tni
b11slnen ytt1 Ye" 1993
l I Ca mpt on In'
Ser 110 Co11ul11 Pre\1
den I
Th1\ stftenurnt w•S
toled "'th lh• County
Cltrk of 01 1n~• C1Junly
un 12 23 03
,OOJHHOl9
Daily P1lu1 '"" 7 9 lb n 2004 19111•
f ht f111tnw•ntt Pf' \On\
'' • du1ni bu\tnr'H •' fl•t>PY Pel 107!> Now
pnrl Houlevlrd 111111 I
C11,l4 M~\d, CA 926Z7 lh1s stehmtnl wn
ltlecl with lhe County
Clt1k ol 011n11 County
on 12/23/0)
200J6tHOl7 • v1s1on 11 C: W1lfr•tt I
P•l,,,k r Ciel. trustee
r "' I h• P •Int\\ r Ciel lru\I 1631 0 llYIOt
A,_nu• l'n\lil Mt'" Cl\
426?/ Otily Pilot >•n 2, 9 16
23. 2004 r98.t
The lollow1na pe"o11s
•rt do1na bus•neu n S11bw1; Development of
Oun a• County, 24411
Rrdae Route Drive. Surle
130, Lacuna Hilh. CA
92653 7904
Lu Ken AouCl•les.
Inc ( C•lrlor nl•)
Ttus busuut'' '' con
due.led by • lOI PIW•hon
Have you st or ltd do1ne
buslntu ~ti' Yes
September 1984
l •1 Ken Auuu•I ..
Int llMnotl. S Grav
Prn1d~nl
lhts \lalement wo
hied wtlh the County
Cl11ll qi Ounu Coynh
M1t 1 llwll M .. mt1>1
1011 .. er)
Thi\ \l.thrn1,.nt 'Nd\
hied woor Ill• l.ou11ly
Clerk ul Or~"i' I 11unly
on 12123 OJ 200,.969004
D•rly Pilot l3n l 9 I l>, 23. Xl04 f !Ill/
fldltlwslllsMt "-S......
I ht follow1n1t P•"""\
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I h" OU\llleH I\ • 011
dudctl by I •moly lr u~I tfovu y1Ju ,,., ted iJu1n~
hU ... lllfl\\ V"''
Vt• I /l •98
l'•lnt~ I t;1el
lhl\ ~•nlemc11t wo•
hied with Ill• County
!.I~• k of Or .111~e County
un I.? It• OJ
700369"830
O••IV f'olt•I Otl l':l, ?b
?OOJ •·n 7 ':l 7004
1961
11011 e ... 11 C.A ':l!&~I rktitlM~
M i II Rolaur •rtl C:n
1lt.'1C:A1 /'IJI I "'tlllult M...S,.._..
llt Newµ,111 Kt•••h r 11 I lh• IQlfowrne P""""'
9?b60 •• • d~•n£ bu""•" ~·
Thi\ btJ \1110\• " • un Ill CAMPCON lAQU[RIA
dullnl by l11111l ed J l911 !.•mmu Cip1Sl1•
L••b•hly Cn no • 16 San Juan Cap
Hau yoy >'•'leg dgm11 t)ll ang CA 9267!1
Poliey
[I Ca mpeon. Inc ,
(CA) 31921 Cimino
C•Pt\11 •nO , 14, Sin
lu1n C1P•str•no CA 9267!>
Tht\ bu1111tn 11 ton
dueled by • tOfpotellon
H••• you ''"'•d Ckllna
bu\lnen vet? Yn. 1996 CI C1mo•on. Inc .
Ser iiO COntllel Pr H I·
d•nt
Tiit• \t•l•m•nl wu
hl-4 with lhe County Cltr~ of Or•n1e County
on 11'13/03 ,OOJH69022
0•1lv P1101 J•n ? 9 16
2 .l 2004 f979•
RctltlM .... ..... s ......
lht lollow1n11 person\
•• e dom11 bui1nen o
Cou111 Pnrnl R•Pltr.
210? l!usrno~l Center
Or Sle 130. Irvine c-.
92617
C? 01 un" Int (CAI.
1102 Bu .. ntu Cont•r 01 Sle 130, II w1n1 CA
9761?
I h1\ bU,lllf\\ II c nn
dtr<l•d by • corpo(fl111n
H .. e yuu 11.,tod d(lintt
bu>rnou v•ll
Yn . I 01 04
£2 Oconll Inc (11k
I h 11un1 Cl 0
lnri \l~lell1ent WIS
ftled with lhe County
Clerk nl Oc •1111• County
un 01 06 04
20009700SO
011ly Pilot l1n 9 16
7J 30 1004 I 00?
FkttllM ..... ... s ......
""' lolluw1n2 Pfr\On\
•• • dom1 °"''"'"' •~ C H I Gill 8d\otl5 HI
l ?0th St1•et Co\t~
Mn • l.J l1fvr11t• ':176V
l 131 •
ChMl1t Ch•lu111 011uk
HI E l011r Sltt•I
rv\t11 Mc:o r itM•J''"'' W671 7 lll
I h" hu\lnel• I\ I on
<111t l~d by ~n 111c11vrd11al
H~v• yQ\1 \l~c t•c1 d1111c11
llU\llltH ~ul r Nu
C h•r ht t h"fnm ll1111•
1111, \tatrment w•~
tol•d wollt Ille Cnunly
Cler• .11 !Ir •n~e l..111111lv
''" 17 16 Ol 2003HH426
0•1lv f'1l11I o~l 19 !G
l(JOj l•n ) '' 1004 1968
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Rim. ..... .. .__.
The fo1tow111a ""'°"'
llt doN\I bual!tess H ;
M1lc1•I• looll. Internet
S.lea, 1542 Ollotd Ln ..
Costa Meu. CA 92626
Chris HHfn.,. 25'2
O•lord ln., Coste Men. CA92626
Tiiis bua!Mu " con
duct•d by. 111 lnclivkklal
H•v• you a1Mtt4 dollla
buSIMH Y•lf Ho
Chris llaefntr
This st•t•m•nt wu
hied w1lh Ille County
Cltrll ol 011n1• County
on 12/16/0J
200HHHJ7
Oooly Piiot Oec 19, 26,
2003. l•n 2, 9. 2004 F960
flt-. ..... ...s.....
lh• followln1 ptrions
"' dolnt buslneu u : EL CAMPCON CARHICE
RIA •2. 517 W. Wot.son
SI , Coste Mesa. CA
92677
CI Campton, Inc .
(CAJ, 31921 C1m1no
Cap1•lrano 114. San
Juan Ctpi1t1 •no. CA
92675
lh1s bus1neu Is con·
ducted by • corpouhon
Have you 1t,,ted do1n1
bus1neu yet? Yu. 2000
(I Ca mp•on, Inc ..
S11110 Conulu, Pre~
den I
I h" ,t1l•rn•nt wu
hltd w1lh Ille COUl'IY
Cl11 k of Dr1n1• County
on 12/23/03
200JHH021 O••ly Pilot Jin 2. 9. 16
'lJ 2004 r980·
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lh• lollowrna per\ons
•• • dorna busrneu as
Photos 9y Cuy. 9122
t;olbre&gan Or . Hun
t1na1on Beach. CA 92646
Cuv Anthony Adams Ill,
91n Colbr euan Hun·
tH1aton Beath. CA 926•6
I hos busoneu 1s con
duued by an 111d•••du1I
lt•v• you sbr 1..0 do1na
bu\1110\ yet I Yes 12/
l'l10l
Cuy Anthonv Adarns Ill
Tttts slilemenl was
hied w1lll 11,. Co uni y
C.ttrk ol Oran&~ County
on 12/ 16/0l
200JH613JS
D•rly Prlol Ott 19. 26.
2003. Jan 2, 9 2004
F9!>8
.......... .........
Th• tollowlna I* ton1 .. • doit\I thialneH H .
Southwnt Fl111nclal
Su rch. 54 Conic•
0.1.,,., Ntwporl 8•1<h.
CAt2660 II.nm 0 . Htcbetl, 54
Conk• ()five. Newport a .. c11. CA t2660
Tllla btnlneu it con
ducttd by: a lfldlVlduel
Heve 1ou s:tMted 0o1nc
llu•ln.u rel?
Yu 12+03
Kevin 0 . Hetbefl
Thi• slalamenl "'" filed with 1111 County
Clerlr. of Of•nce County
on 12/23/03
IOOH .. tOOJ
01lly Piiot Jan. 2, 9, 16.
23.2004 F986
~ ..... ... ,......,
Tht followin& pe"ons
11• dolnc buslnns n :
A.M.E.. 1759 Mi1am11
Or , Newport Buch,
C1lil0tn1a 92661
Ma11tra 11 1oltl•
Ch111ell1·C1a11. 92 w
Albor St., lone Be1ch.
C1hforn11 90805
This business Is con
ducted by •n ind1v1du11
Hive you starttcl 0oon1
bus'"ess yet? No
Martll• II Chl11•ll1-
C1111
fhls sl1l•menl was
hied «tlh the Counlr
Clerk of 0. a nae County
on 12/17/03 200HHaUJ
011ly Pilot Dec 19. 26.
2003. Jan. 2. 9. 2004
F966
fhe Costa Meu l•n1ne
Admmlslrator wrll render
a decoslon on Thun ... y,
J....-y n. 2004 or
u soon as possible
I hereafter. on the tol·
low1n11 1toms·
t. Lot Lmc Ad1ustment
ll 03·04 IOI J•mts f
Collen. PLS. •utho11ted
aeenl tor MMk A
flompas. [sq. lo rellecl
e u sl1n1 improvements
be I ween J I esodenllal
proper Ire\ localed al 430
and 434 Costa Mou
Sheet. 6nd 433 Walnut
Str eet m an f!I lOll"
I nv1ronmenlal dttMmo
n•hOn eumpl
.Publrshtd Newport
Buch Costa Moa Daily
PtlOI l•1iuary 9 2004 F999
How to Place A
Th• lollow1n1 o•uons
art ckNn1 bualnen n
A & 8 Custom Uphol
slety, 2940 Collea• Av•
Sit A. Costa Meu CA
92626
lou Oevid M•dfld,
2940 Cotftle A~• .. St• A. Costa M.u, CA 92626
Thtt business ls con
ducted by: an lnd1v1duel
Have you uert•d dolfll
buslne11 ytt7
Yts 6/1196
Jose David Mtdt Id
This slattmenl was
tiled with th• County
Cleek of Oren&• County
on 12/15/03
IOOMt6U02
Dally Piiot. Otc 19. 26.
2003. Jan. 2, 9. 2004
F969
Tilt lollowtnf r1t11on•
.,. dotnC bu.ineu o
Opportun• 8usln•U
Solution•. 2104 lltSla
Latedo, He"'l)Orl Such.
Cekf0tn11 92660
Thol!llJ M•llllew Hest,
2104 VtsU Laredo,
H•wport 9Hch. C•h
fornla 92660
lh11 l>uSln .. s Is con·
dueled by· 1n 1nd1V1du1I
Hive you started dolDS
business yel' No
Thomas Heu
fhis slatem•nl wn
hied with Iha County
Clerk of O"n&e County
011 01/0//04
2004•'701 TO
Delly Pilot ltn. 9, 16,
23. 30. 2004 F991
...... ..... ... s.......
lht lollowlna pe1soni
are dO'"C busona.s u
l & l Applt1nce. 632 W B•k•• SI • Co•t• Meu.
CA92626 r t it• L•c><dt$, 23!>4
'-lltellon C11.. Cost•
M•u. CA92626 lh~ busineu 11 con
ducted by• an 111dlvidu1I
Hn• you start•d dOln1
buslneu y•I? No rell• llpldls
Tll•s s11t•ment was
hied with the County
Clerk of 0!4nti• County
on 12/16/03
200JH61.JH
Daily Pilot Dec 19, 26.
2003. Jan 2. 9, 2004
F959
STARTING
ANEW
BUSINESS??
• • • ••• • • • • • •
Ac-. ..... .........
t ht tollowina pe"ons •r• OOlna busln•u u
F7 Dulan•. 2\ 11 Doc
tors Cuc le A· 104, Co•!•
Mest, CA 92627
Wiiey Mattson. 2111
Doctor• Clfcle 1"104.
Cos I• Meu, CA 92627 rt11s busoneu Is con
ducted by. 1n 1nd1vldu1I
H1vt you sterted doll\I
busin•n yall
Yes. 12·1 ·03 Wiley Mattson
Thi• sl•ltment wo filed wrlh lhe County
Cle<I< of Or1na1 County
on 12/23/03
200J6tHOIS
Dally Piiot Jin 2. 9. 16.
13. 2004 f985
TIJt Legal Drparmu111 at rhr D1n!y J>ilot is ple1isrtl 10 announcr 11 nrw srro1rc
11ou1 a11a1lnbk ro nrw busmrJJrf.
~ w1/l 11ow SEARCH 1hr namr for you at 110 rxrra charg1'. 1md savr you rhr
rimr and rhr mp 10 rhe Court Ho11se 111 Santa Ana. Thm. of count. tifrrr rht
1rarch u compkud Wt' will file JOtir jicrrtiow businm name s111trmmt wllh the
County Clerk. p11bluh onu n Wt'ek for four Wt'eks aJ required by lmv a11d rhm file
your proof of pub/1rr111011 w11h thr Cnunry Ckrk.
f>lrrur stop by 10 fik yo11r fictitious bwinm hamt srarrmmt at thr Daily Pilot,
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lrig, ce1l l111 &. more IU
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new •Pt>I~. built 111 11111,
call Slmley !>62 68?·~
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back huuse, pvt yd, wd,
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$119!1/mo 1665 kvrne Ave
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new 2br l 5ba town
huu\e \lyle Z522 Elden
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Nl/Oce-View •-0..r.tnlront/22nd, Prrwale
roum. unturn, share ba,
utol\ pa1d. no/s111il.
k1ld1•nett•. lnd1y, lblk
lo Newport prer, SlJOm
Call Sam 949·178 /90!i
(between 9am-!>pm)
...., a i><•valc SlJole w/pvt
~th Nl NB Wall lo bwclt
pied Ulmm, pool, JKUUI,
cAJb hot&!, super QUOel.
ne 1 I to Hoa& $900,lmo I st a. !;bl 949-650-1332.
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palru, e<1r. wd. ilVarl 3 I
lu 6 15 $2000/mo • ulll
Ael Anne 949 673 6!>11
41• 21A, u,,.., U..lt,
Lr~ master w/b.tltu11y,
dl\U front deck, e••a&e
~Ii.tu. $1900/mo yurly
Ael 949 723 1363
Bllboa Plninsull
llr w/.-.,e, •• •u
btolh, clean & 11u1el
$1000/mo ava1labl• now
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b•y. ldurodry room. 102 --------
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up 949 723 4701
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incl mowin&, planlin&.
a•rden maintenance
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Do stover y II 1 \ea I er
dual mou11tls. rt"' 1ump
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warr 36,000 mo. Sl9,995
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TODAY'S
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ly that way, and Nonh h4d 111 ca.'y
rl.itie to three no trump.
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Ii.it'' k:ing. tanoring the dictum of ~ng p11tncr'b suit. Ea.st wflcXl
to lhr: ten o( he~. oovel'Clll by the
jack an<l lllkcn hy lhtl kinti. A oowi
rccum forced out the ace,
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lk.-clarcr's third Irick in the ~Ult. The
••1~ruuu11 wu~ )UC\;~ful. but the pllll~OI Jjl'IJ IA.'CIUl\!f haJ tlflf)' \t'VCll
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l:Cm OOClielf with such lrivia a) over-
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spades ai trick one end immcdi11d y
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ih" "play it !>life'' appruai:h. dcdJrw
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iilhng hi' rnntrucl I he pouu " thJI
thc 'fl'tdc lead ;:unflllll OCI \Ullk 1.·n1
tnd.~ for the def en~ 10 beat the mn
tra.:I. O\o.:nnch mii,thl go a-bcggmg,
but the ~fcty uf the: oo-trump game
b par.1mou111.
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562 112 411 7 low mr l•dy owned
books, records, whl/tan
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wheels, labulous cond
lhrouehout. S 13.995
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uver $17,<XXl 949-923-5712
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IOAt Sur, side Ira, 6011
plus ma111 c hanne l
Newpor I Per11nsula, new
dock. 949·675 5900
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lantasl1c value v#l3319/
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562 212 4117
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Christian Handyman r 1111sn Cwiiwiter,
lenoes.aywall
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lhe C&lrf Publlc
Utilities Comm1u1on
requif es th al all used
h ouseh old aoods movers p11nl their
P.U.C. Cal T number,
l!Mot end cheulleurs
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numtMr In 111 tdVtf·
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