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Serving the Newport-Mesa cotnmunity since 1907 TUESDAY, JANUARY 21 , 2003 Same old story for council Costa Mesa ledd.er"> once again will look at plan'> for a t\l\.O-~tory hou~e . an i">'>Ue tha t i'i quicklv becoming all too familiar. Lolita Harper [Ja1l1 P1k>t
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See COUNCIL, Page A4 Still full of Spirit after 20 years
The·Spirit Run has legs and continues to use profile sponsors have increa5ed FYI their funding in celebrauon of For more information or to them to raise more than $100,000 annually the event's 20lh anmversarv register. call f949l 451 4848 for five Newport Beach e lementary schools. milestone. Blue Cro"!i nf CaJifor· nia has upped its conuibu11on June Casaarande proudly pomt out. '' celebrating from $ 10,000 to $15.000. A..<,io. I lock.ey Rml Daily Pilot its 20Lh anniversary this year. footwear and Dr. Leslie Aspt' "Tiu·., really 1<; a communtt\ "It's pretty ama7.mg," said Ro bave also made notable 111 · even t that creates a very pD\IUVt' NEWPORT BEACI I - No one byn Moss, co-chair of lhe annual creases to lhc·ir yearly support family enV1.T0nment. " Mo... .-. "1!d thought it would come to thi ~. fund-raio;er that talces place f..nother mgn-dient to the The Spirit Run draw.. more After all, the Spirit Run was just a March 9 at Fashion Island. "It even t's growmg \Ucces.-. i!> that 1l than 8.000 participant!> and .u litt.le race to raise money for a started out so small." goes beyond the typical SK and iendtts each year and rat<,eC'hOOl'i.. The Spirit Run, seen here on March 10 at Fashion Island, enters county and the Lhird largest in dation is titJe sponsor with a a Kids Expos with activities, food its 20th ye~r of fund-rai sing for Newport elementary schools. the state that. as organiurs $20,000 backing. 1\.vo other h igh - and a Mighty Ducks Goal Patrol See SPIRIT. Paa .. A4
THE VERDICT Daily Pilot Winters get chilly living in Corona del Mar AT A GLANCE .. everal weeks ago, my furnace went have an ounce of the time I'm ready for breakfast, the under the covers.. After enough time. I ONlliEWEB: out Now, to someone living in lnsulation any place. house is a reasonable. Southern would get up and try to get ~ in www. ~com S Minnesota. hearing someone In and it's been so long California summer temperature, and l . the 2-foot area or heat, then go down Southern California complain about the since l used the can read the morning paper in comfort. the free-ling hall a..~ quickly as I could WEATHER lack of a furnace might seem absurd. fireplace. I'd be afraid So imagine my horror the morning I and huddle in front ot the kitchen After all, Minnesota registers much Ignore the me>rrJtno fog to st.art a fire In there. went down the hall. turned the heater while 1 made my breakfast. then end It'll leive. H'egha will lower temperatures, but people in On those damp, gray another dart to the Uving room. wh~ I thermostat on and nothing happened. stidt to the eo. whilt lows Minnesota are prepared for those days when the sun l could see the headlines. "Man sat as close to the heater as I could drop to tht micMOa. temperatures. Their houses are never emerges. the Freezes in Corona del Mar." J sent out wJthout setting m~ on Ore. S..PapA2. insulated.. their clothes are 1n ulated. house gets cold and an alann, and various fumUy members Meanwhile, J tried to "' someone to From the pictures I've seen, most of would stay cold i! it arrived whh various :pot heaters. Let oome out and fix the furnace. The last SPORTS them are insulated. Also, they ha-ve grist ROBERT were not for the me tell you; a gmaJI eltttric heater Is no lime an)Chlng hapS*led to It. the i llow . big piles of wood llO that if their furnace GARDNER forced air fumace. wbsd.tute ror a furnace. I had one ln my who 6"cd ft told me newt to call him should go out. they can build big. warm The first thing J do bedroom. one ln the Uvlng room anct n. Th was not because J ftres in their ftreplace& most mornings is plod down the hall. one in the kitchen. in the momJng; I unpleasant to him. It~ because the • Here. we have none of tho.e thlngs. tum on the thmnOtitat and then Jump wouJd f1*h out pngerty and rum ~' MY houM la 50 ynn old and doesn't bad into bed while things wann up. 8y helter on, pulling my arm ~ q\fiddy ... WJDCT...... M
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KIDS TALK BACK School IN THE CLASSROOM house rock
The Daily Pilot asked ·Students at Newport Harbor High School who their favorite band is.
MO • BEL.MONTES, 17, Newport Beach
ANDREW HIUBISH, 17, Costa Mesa DON LEACH I DAll..Y PILOT Angelica Sinajoo, middle, and Averie Huffine, far right, workout engineering pro~em presented by the Caltrans Challenge to the Academic Decathlon Team at Costa Mesa High . Fellow students Sara Bryant, M~tt McArdle, Kim Hoang and Caney Millian work same the pr~m out 1n back row.
"Led Zeppelin." ·Math way HEATHER CURTIS, 16, Costa Mesa and the highway
Deirdre Newman Stude.nts at Costa Mesa and Estancia high Havens Sdld "I hope 1t tmproves their Daily Pilot problem·bOIVlflg !>kills." schools learn how to employ math skills to The srudent:. did not c;eenr deterred rudenlS at Costa Mesa I ligh by the tesc's complexity. as ~ "Guns-n School worked on designing build and design freeway projects. worXed together in groups. calculators Roses." freeway ramps Wednesday in hand without leaving their on a 30-minute test won the privilege thinking. 'I'm never going to USl' ~: · 1 thmk 1l's kmd of difficult. but it's a ERJKAKERR, S classroom. of visiting CaJtrans' San Diego and but you use il a lot a-. an engineer." challenge,· said c;eruor Averie Huffine, 16, The·students. ·members of the Corona del Mar freeways Academic decalhJon teacher Joe 17 · rm discovenng how much more I Newport schools' Academic OecalhJon, helped improvement project in Costa Me<.a I lavens said the material coverec.J on need lo learn about math." Beach the California Department of "The point of the test isto the test is not something the studen~ And many !>a!d they had gamed Trcimportation kiclc off its first demonstrate, in our daily acuVJtit!!>, are ultra-familiar with. even in the newfow1d ~pect for engineers. "Construction Oiallenge." how often we use math," said Chris inteUectually challengmg world of the "They i.eem to be able to work such The challenge pined the Costa Moclcus, Cal trans' office chief of field decalhJon. hard problems out." said freshman Mesa High students against Estancia coru,truction for Orange COLmty. "I "They don't uain in engineering or Huy Dang. 14. "They must lcnow a High students. Whoever scored higher rcmemher sitting there in algebra. physics, so this is new for these kids." lot."
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SARAH HUGHES, 16, WEDNESDAY MONDAY Newport SCHOOL LUNCH MENU Munchable Lunch Salad or toasted dlMM undwtd\, Munc:NbM L..unc:h Salad or hambUrger or wggie Beach crisp green ~tad with ranch dressing, Craialna, burger on a bun with i.ttuoe Ind piddee, fruit The Newport-Mesa Unified School District offers choice of milk 1 turnover, dlolce of milk menu dloices each day at elementary adlools. Students may dloose a vegetarian entree if desired. THURSDAY • The Mund\able Lunch Siied contains totlld The selection varies and may be either a safad, greens. cti.ny tomatoel, enc*.... , protein IOU"* sendwich or hot entree. 1Schoof lunches are $2 each. Munchable lunch Salad or grtn taco c:halupe. jlceml stidts with ranch dip, choice of 100% fruit juice. ~ • c:hleel, IUnftoww eeedl, fnAt yogurt end Here's what's being HNed this week: ~ ....d peenuts, end dnlalng. . animal oradcers. choice of miMl . TODAY FRl>AY Munchable Lunch Salad with fruit yogurt or all beef Oriental dlk*en Nied wt1h heh bebd whole 9f'lllr'I hot dog on a bun, potato wedges, choice of fruit. roH or61oppy Joe on a bun, beby C8fT0'9 wtth rwdl choice of milk dip, apricots, choice of mllk
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PHOTOGRAPHERS 92626. Copyright: No new1 Seen Hiller, Don l.aedl, stories, illullrations, editorl1I SURF AND SUN Kent Treptow matter or 1dven lsement1 herein can be reproduced w ithout ··nailyAPilot READERS HOTUNE written perml11ion qf copyright WEATHER FORECAST SURF ( 949) 642~ owner. Record your comments about the Like most recent daya, we'll We'll experience mostly VOL 97, NO. 21 Daily Pilot or news tips. HOW TO REACH US awake to morning fog, but It waist- to dl•t-high energy ntOMAS H. JOHNSON, AddNU Cln:uladon should part for a partly sunny today, but the next swell .... Our addreu Is 330 W. Bay St., Costa The Timff Orange County Pu blither Gina Alexender, Lori Anderson, afternoon. Highs will top out arrlvea this evening. TONY OOOEAO. Mesa, CA 92627. Office hours are (BOO) 252-9141 ·- Paul Saitowitz, Daniel Stevent around 66 In Costa Mesa and It should be strong enough Editor Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m . Advefthint 60s JtJtl'( OETnNQ, NEWS STAFF Con'9C1iona Claeelfted (949) 642-6878 the lower In Newport to bring u1 eome overheads Ac:Mrtlaing Director Deepe 8henth It 11 the Pilot'• p0licy to promptly ~ (949) 642-4321 Beach. Overnight lows will be along west-facing bead\el on LANA JOHNSON, Crime ind courts reporter, corteet all enor1of 1ut.uinoe. EdhotW In the mld-40a. Wedneaday. San Diego may Promotiont Director (949) 574-4226 Please call (949) 67« 286 N9ws Wednetday's looking a tad even ... some dHpe.bNrMll• l1timo..com (949) 642-6680 warmer, but otherwise similar. double-ovemeec:ts. .,,.....c ...... FY1 ~ (9'9)57~223 Thurtday loob doudier. Thursday lhoutd also be a The Newport Beld\/CosUI MeH N9ws ..... (9'8) &4M170 Newport Beedl ~rtAtr, lnfofmdon: grMt day to get out there. Daily Pilot (USPS.. 14'-800) i1 ~ ..... (9'9) 660-0170 (949) 57U232 E-mal: daityp11ot•1ar1,,.,.com www.nwa.nou.gov Friday. swell should be even /uM.Cll#fl,.nde• lltl,,,.. com pybli1hed dally. In Newport 8eadl Melne>Mee better, eo keep an eye out. ,..... Clntion and Corte M .... 1ubecrlption1 are a..tne. Ollee (949) 642-4321 BOATING FORECAST W..quelty: Pollticl ind environment ,.po,,.,, available only by 1ubecriblng to ..... Fu (949) 831·7128 WWW.filrfrldtH.Org • (M9) 764-4330 The Timn Orange County (800) The IOUthwectef1y windt p#Wl.cllnton •l«lmM.com 252-91'1. In are11 outelde of will blow 10 to 15 knots In the TIDES Newport Beadl and lnlMH' Wltera today, wfth 2·foot ...... Co.ta~. 11IM eo.te Meu reportllr, (SMI) 57~5 1ubecripdona fo the Dalty Pilot are wevet and a welt IW9I of 3 to ...... 4:33a.m. 1o11ta.,,.,,_•1«1,,,_com eva1lable onty by f1r1t daa mtil fOf 6 feet. The awell wlft buMd 1.96fMtlow 10:371.m. OelflllN ...... S30 per month. (Pnc:. Induct. ell lbout a foot tNe twnlng. 6. 75 fMt high 6:41 p.m. Educlltion ,.,_., (941) PM221 applicable state and ioc.1 tu•I Publi.Md by Tlmee Community Out flrthet, the~ wit! -0.62 fMt low ~•l«lnwoom POSTMASTER: S.nd addre11 Newt, e division of the Loe Angelet etao blow 10 to 15 knots, wtth 12:19a.m. 4.19 fMt high Cl .... . CMtlo chang.. to The Newport Time.. 2·foot W.W. and a welt awett N9wl ..,...,...., ,.. , 574-4211 B.. ch/Coeta Mell Delly l'llot, C2002 T1Tt* CN. AU right9 of 8 to 9 r..t. The IW9le will d>MllM.cilirlllo•.,...oom P.O. Bo• 16t0, Cotta Mell, CA buffd lbout ton6ght...... ~. a foot
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COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW Mrul Boxes Etc. will fir>t · cl~ po-.1age for I uume vaJentm~ and letter\ to lJ ~ deliver to troops. vetc; t.roo ps !>ta uon l'J CM:~ !">t'a' or tu assessment of Fairview Park Transportation officials ON THE AGENDA FY1 Ille Mad lioxes Ltc m Cos ta veterap~ in ho-.p1tal!> to the Parks and Recreation recommend hiring Parsons • WHAT: Costa Mesa City Mei.a U>urtyclfds 1s launctung El.t.gible ma.ii muM be .11! Commission. TransportatJon Group for Council meeting Operauon !>W.A.IC. - Sealed dres.sed 10 a ~~1Jk US the design work. The FAIRVIEW PARK •WHEN: 6:30 p.m. today With A Kli.s - to deliver Valen serviceman or wom.t11 at dll d...'> antJcipated upgrades will SIGNAL •WHERE: City Hall, 77 fair tine'i:. Uay greeung!1 to U.S Mgnt:d addrei.." o r a ~pe<;1fk "et· Council members tonight e nable the traffic signal IMPROVEMENTS Drive Lroopl'> and veterans. eran resichnl( in a VA ho.-.p1taJ will consider transferring the systems to Interface with the •INFORMATION· (714) Between now and feb 14 , the md mu\I bt:ar a valtd return .id periodic review of the The city's transportation city's master signal netwo rk. 754-5223 t enter at 1835 Newport Blvd . dres.'> lnformauun CAii 1'14'11 Fairview Park Master Plan to department is requestlng the ~lie AI09, wt.II provide free 722-011 5 the parks and recreation council approve a $29,566 WHAT TO EXPECT commission. contract to upgrade the 'The City Council is November, businci.'i owner\ At the Dec. 16 meeting, design or traffic signals along expected to approve the aJong the street were a"kcd the City Council evaluated Newport Boulevard and contract. to comm ent on three the annual report on the Bristol Street proposed designs and the ~ city's large and r;ugged park. The project is split into BOULEVARD Culll1ra l Arts Conuruttee RP sUturan t It was then that council three segments and will be BANNERS reviewed their input. The --- Estat>llshed In 1962 members suggested the paid for largely by Measure committee recommended future review by their M funds from the Orange The City Council is the second place choice, appointed parlcii County Transportation looking to decide on a with !>Orne minor change-. col!' missioners. Authorir)t. the city's share of banner design for various It will cost $ l 2,400 to To formally transfer the the entire project is S65.000. businesses along the design lhe selected banner responsibility, the council The design phase, which is northbo und side Newport must revise a secuon of the up for approval tonight. Boulevard between I 9lh WHAT TO EXPECT Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails City Counc1J policy to reflect consists of hiring a Street and Mesa Drive. CouncLI member'> are •.,Quali ry Service ..• the change consuJtant to plan, specify One of the councLI'!>, expected to foUow Lhl' ... Ni cJ ente:nainmcot"·· and estimate the cost of community objecuves caJJ i:. recommendation or the WHAT TO EXPECT various traffic signaJ for 46 street bartner to be CulturaJ Ans Committee Council member; are hardware upgrades at four installed along that stnp of expected to delegate the intersections. the major thoroughfare. In ~um 1 p1lnl lry VJl1ta llMfX'' @/uniirwJJuJl~ Floral & Gifb FULL BAR COCKTAllS SO o/o OFF Topiaries, Potted Ivy & Orchid
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r ' M Tuesday, ~ 21 , 2003 ystem. • said Marilyn ~111111 . as dJd representatives from the 11 public affain manager for the Ir Irvine Ranch Water Ojstrict. Up vine Ranch Water Distrkt PART per Newport Bay Natwalists and PUBLIC Continued from Al Friends, Orange C.Ounty Coasl Keepec the U.S. Department of • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Fi&h ~ Game and the l(vine SAFETY Upper Newport Bay lnterpredve Newport Beedl and John Wayne Center in Newport Beach. Offi Co;We're very' appreciative of Alrs>Qrt. She may be reached at cials from Newport Beach, Costa t949) 674-4232 or by e-mail at POLICE Congressman c.ox (or his sup Mesa. Irvine, Lake Forest and June caugrend6€!1atimes com FILES Tustin took part in the festivities, port for the narural treaunenl COSTA MESA • 19th StrNt: Vandalism was report srates. The Dewans' adw the11 pnvacy. m ust dt•11,1 reported in the 500 lion would take up the space be ·nus area shu11 bl<><* at 7:46 a.m. COUNCIL tween the house and the garage buUding to m·aintain 1Lo, th.u,Jt Sunday. , Continued from Al and the proposed second story tcr and environment." the 1 tat.Ii• would change the view from the wells wrote. "High"er t'levatiorh • Canyon Dttve: Yehlcle l.uevitably block view, light, .m burglary was reported posing neighbor, said he was not street. f The Dcwans sent a packe1 o flow. priv-dcy and noise trawl, in the 2200 blodc at only concerned with second and bounces dilferently. • ?!15~ 8:07 a.m. Sunday. story addJtions but "somewhat 56 leners. representing 45 h?use I lutchin.son also spoke uut .11 of a mansionization issue." hoJds within a 500-foot radius ~f the Planning c.o~.. io11 1m>t•1 Mattress Outlet Store • Congrea Street Steel said he feared too many their home, that supported their mg la'>t month and madt· 1111·11 Auto theft was reported plans. hom eowners were proposing tton to a possible ·wrung o\l·ll.1\ BIWf) tEW - COSAEOCAllY IMPEfffCT in the 700 bl<><* at 2:23 projects that were well beyond Most of the letters sounded a.m. Sunday. something like one written by wne· being coru,idered 11) tilt' Get the But tor Less! the scale and size of the area City Council that would 111.ilr houses. Susan Bed reading: ~ 3165 Harbor Blvd. umfom1 alluwed des1~1 '> for 't~ • Dorset Lane: Vehicle The size of the Dewans' home "As a neighbor of the pro· lllilillll Costa Mesa ond·slOry add.itions in a '>IX'• 1111 burglary was reported is inconsistent with its neigh posed addition at 439 Broadway, • One IJlodl Soutb of ~5 ~ in the 2300 blodc at bors, he said, and he thought the r would like to let the city know tr.ict on the Eas~ide llll' "'It"' 8:34 a.m. Sunday. trat:I 1he Ckwans live in d (714) 5_45-7168 issue deserved another look. that I have reviewed the plans 1lutchinson asked that the I It Plans for the Broadway home and am in favor of their project. I • Rllmont Way. Vehicle feel it would be a positive ad
• M8r'CUI Avenue: personnel I 11m111.ltl·I~ . I ~111J~11ml Vandalism was VERDICT The first repainnan who tanw upin11111 . J rncln whn a1 llMlh reported in the 3500 Continued from A1 probably could have squee1.t>d wt•111 under the houM.' and blodc at 7:25 a.m. through. buthedeclined to rnanagt-d tu rcp.ur the llu11~ 1/Uf (JU/i~ Monday. make the effort He flashed hJ, I am om:c ag-am a happy 111 .11 1 architect for some reason light into the opening. said the abh.• to m ove through my ho11 ~ 1 • Sen Joequin Hills located the furnace under the furnace couldn't be fixed and w11ho111 fear of con1r.u't111g AVILA CHICKE Road: Vehicle theft was 1 l11lbla111' Oft uur.t', I may t.1 11• house, which means that there's then began speculatmg whert' 111 reported in the 2500 about 3 feet of head space. Plus. the house I might locate a new of 'hod. when I get my d~1 11 11 .i' blodc at 9:24 p.m. to get 10 that 3 feet of head furnace. l blanched - not at the hill SOUP Sunday. space, you have to get through thought or the construcuon but Fresh chicken broth, an operung about at how long ( wouJd COnllOU(' Ill • ROBERT GARDNER rs a Cor m 1 chunks of chicken breast, 18-by-24-lnches. This places be without heat while the df>I Mar resident and a lormPr rice garnished with certain size limitations on repair construction took place 1udge Hrs column rum. TuP,•lays avocado, cilantro and lime.
Mama's cure for how to create a partnership with Oranye Coast Unitanan Churd• 11 the flu. AROUND TOWN your physician. Silverado Senior Costa Mesa The seminar rs Living is at 350 W. Bay St., Costa sponsored by the Alzheimer s • Send AROUND TOWN items to Mesa. Reservations required For Assn of Orange County and th•• Great To-Go the Deily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., more information. call 1949) Orange County Caregiver Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by fax to 631-2212. Resource Center The churc:ti rs at (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 1259 Victona St For more Costa Mesa Corona de( Mar Newport Beach 574-4298. Include the time, date The Newport Hilts Garden Club rnformatron, call (714) 578 8670 and location of the event, as well invite anyone interested to 101n 642-1142 644-TACO 675- 6855 as a contact phone number. A their monthly garden walk, The Upper Newport Bay Night complete listing is available at meeting at 10 a.m. at the UCI Hike guides families on an For 32 Years. Family CN.med. Family Operated. Family Loved www.dailypilotcom. Arboretum. For more educational trip through the • I= ~. ;'J .:~ r.'.Jr • :~ .-v:r,'r! EeJ-:h • l;r.g Ee3 :~ • (1'~!.1 :.~CSJ information, call (949) 720-1552 nature preserve from 7 to 8 30 • Hunt1n5ton PJrk • Lake Fcrt: st • SantJ AnJ TODAY p.m. Fee is S3 per person, The CoroNI del Mar Chamber of The Com Mesa Chamber of c:tirldren under five are free Fo r Commerce will host its mo nthly Commerce will hold its monthly reservatrons and meeting place networ1ting luncheon at 11 :30 business after hours mixer from call (9491923-2295. a.m. at the Ave Crowns 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Skosh Restaurant Reservations are Monahan's. The restaurant rs at MONDAY WHEllE CAREERS BEGIN ... required. The restaurant is at 3801 2000 Newport Blvd. Free for A GrMt Decision•disQ~sk>n~ E. Coast Highway. For more members, $10 for potential · Mult.Jlaterahsm vs. information, call (949) 6734050. members. For more information, Unrlaterahsm .. is the first of an 1- call (71 4) 885-9090. eight week series on U S. foreign &OCIREER Mother'• M8fbt 8i Kitchen will polity top!cs The discussions will host • seminar on liver d eansing TliURSOAV be led by Bob Green fro m 7 to - and body purification fro m 6:30 Mother'• Malbt a Kitchen will 8:30 p.m at St. Mar1t Presbytenan CERTIFICBE to 7:30 p.m. at the PatJo Cate In host a seminar on how to Church at 2100 Mar Vista, • Costa Mesa. The cefe la at 225 E. strengthen yoor immune system Newport Beach. For more = PROGRAMS 17th St. Free. For more from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Patio information, call (949) 760-1691 information, call (949) 631-4741. Cafe in Costa Mesa. The caf8 i1 at 225 E. 17th St Free. For more The Lung Cancer Support Group •. The Sutfrtder Found8don information. call (9491631-4741 rs sponsoring a class. "Radiation ... Newport Beach Chapter will hold Therapy for Lung Canoer; II. lta first meeting of 2003 at 7 p.m. Body WIN Atnea c.nt.r is providing an overview of et Margarit.aville In Newport celebrating its opening with radiation therapy tor patients Beach. The meeting wlll focu1 on drawings for free pen1<>nal with lung cancer and offering ... local water iuuee, lnduding how ttelning 1eS4lons and BEise suggestions for coping with side ... to help preaerve the oceans, nutritional products at 2 ~ W. effects. The event is at 2 to 3:30 beaches and surf. Taco• will be Coast Highway, No. 110, N rt p.m. at the Hoag Canoer Center, provided. The restaura nt is at Beach. For mo re information, call Conference room A. Free. For 2332 W. Coast Highway. For more (949) 650-1660. more informaflon, call (949) • (9'9) Information, call 644-7443. 7-<:ANCER. ·QUALITY FM>AY The Zen Cen'9r of ar.,.. County UC IMne will host lb 19th •nnual . Mernortee In th• Miking: Al1 will host e series of programs on Martin Luther King J r. Program Training for Zen today through March 9. aympo•lum, •Prayer, Protest, •nd Protnsional• Worong with EIUCITlll Programs will be held the first Pe8
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ma Uy, after months of well-kept homes. Since that waltzing around the Issue time, Santa Ana has changed - F of the Orange CoMt not for the better. The decay in College Swap Meet by residents those once-proud and community leaders, a writer neighborhoods is obvious. As I to this newspaper may have hit drive the streets of the Westside the naH right on the head. of Costa Mesa today, I see the WtJUam Pezzullo, in his letter beginning of the same kind of published Thursday, may have decay.. distilled all the rhetoric from the If, as some suggest, the core of past few montlls into a few key the problems on the WestsJde is phrases. In his letter, he says. the burgeoning Latino • we will never be able to population, bow do we address t hange some community it? Do we aeate our own foreign members' minds about ow policy, line up the buses and swap meet They are the send every person living on the hard-core ones who try to hide Westside illegally back across the their hatred behind parking. border? Do we d ose the Job traffic, trash and other C.enter and somehow manage to i.upcrficial Issues.· Later, he force all the charities and social statei.. "Our hard-line critics service entities out of the city don't like MeXJcans, and that's and assume those using their the bottom line. f know because services will quickly foUow'l Or I have i.poken to many of them do we acknowledge that these and when they say ·we don't are unrealistic approaches and need that element 10 ow talc.e a different tad? Do we community,' I know they are not create an environment where all referr10g to Norwegians or the children in this community, Scot,men.· including those of immigrant fll.E PHOTO I DAILY PILOT I Iii. observations have ri pped parents. receive a quality the M:ab off a festering wound education and a fair chance at Darren Grant. a local artist and interior designer, created the decor for Josh Slocum's restaurant, which recently reopened that underlies many issues in ~ uccess? Do we embrace the th1., community. Just as the rich, positive cultural difference., Josh Slocum's restaurant does relating to the other J.000 fitu'> trees m Fnend., of l\.ewport Bay. have been infamous I lusnoh I louse the Latino immigrants bring Newport Beach. and prevent the kmd of looking out lor the be.,t mlere~i.. ol thP became a metaphor for City with them and work to help not look quite Victorian lieu'> fracas that involved Mam 'itreet Back Bay fur ni:artv ij ~ear., We have C.ou ncil ineptitude and in acnon, them assimilate into ow own Regardmg 1..he Josh Slocum's remodel. reu~ntJy. Root pruning <,hould occur more than 150 \-Olunteers involved 111 the Orange Coast CoUege swap culture? Do we help them Denni<, Rodman ·~ 10terior d~1gne r before mfras1ruc1ure problem'> arise our project'> at th1: ba)' If you would lilt· meet may have become a understand the laws of this land stat~ "It'' Vktonan on the out.side and JAN D. VANDERSLOOT more mformatton about uur re,1orat11111 metaphor for raCtSm in this city. and male a speciaJ effon to help the rise fall of Henaissance arctutecture on Vice Pre'>1dent, Balboa Arbor ociety and eduta11on iltlt\llll'' please \I'll 11u1 Intentional or not. the turmoil them comply? Do we create the im1de.· Ne"' port Reach Web ~11e wuiu• 11eu•porttJa} org If you around the swap meet since last alternatives to gan~ and all the Give me a break. Tty neo-bordello. would like more 1nform<111on on the '>Ummer ll.'1>ul ted in depriving a problems they represenl? If so. BERT BARDEN we... 1 Bay ProJt'CI, pie.bl' caJJ me al t94•11 o,ignificant portion of the who takes the lead? Newpon Beach The Back Bay needs 720 94J'.\ po pulace of a venue for As I said in a letter many JACK KEATING 'hopping and social interaction months ago, this is a time for well-designed waJk wuy~ Pre.,.d1:nt, NeY.pon Ba\ \la1uraJ1,1-. lliat group~ primanly enlightened leadership in our Newport deserves praise for Question: Is a boardwaJk aJong the and I m•mh ~>an~h -s peaking. city. Our leaders cannot just toss Back Bay n ecessary? \;e\., port Bt'at h When "West.side this hot potato into the lap of handling of protected ficus tree Answer A well-designed system or rl' CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES Newport: Harbor students wo.uld be CRY OF COSTA MESA (202) 22EH;611 Coste Mesa City Hell. E-mail: • as safe leamif!-g in an intersection n Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. CA Ghmtopl'l#Jr.coxtlm.R.houtul.(IOll 92626, (714) 764-5223 • Dana Rohrabedw (R}, 46th Mlryuf': Keren RoblMOn Diftric:t, 101 Main Sl, Suttie 3C. Cowd: Ubby Cowlin, Allan Huntington BMcti, CA 82648. 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IUll " going well. They're defined by how they handle adversity." Janu.-y 27 honoree ART GALVAN John Spern, UCI men's voUeybaU coach Daily A6 Tuesday, Jaooary 21, 200.3 Sports Editor Roger. Canson • (949) 5744223 • Sports Fu : (949) 650-0170 Pilot COLLEGE MEN'S VOLLEYBALL· DAILY Pl.OT PHOTOS BY SEAN HU.ER Jimmy Pelzel, seen here extending himself for a dig, is the central figure among a corps of standouts on the Anteaters' volleyball roster. He was the MVP at the UC Santa Barbara tourney. Speraw hasr'Eaters off to best start UCI men's volleyball team they handle adversity. We did a good job of doing that (Friday night): finds itself in the rarefied UClA earned match point in the air of No. 2 in the nation. fifth game Friday, but UCJ answered by scoring the following three points n the wall in John Speraw's to grab the victory. office there's a picture of "We are playing some exciting Speraw sitting between two volleyball," Speraw said. 0 UClA coaching legends. UCI junior Jimmy Pelz.el recorded a Speraw, the first-year UC Irvine men's match-high and career-high 26 lcills. volleyball coach who has helped Pelz.el amassed 25 kills in UO's revitalize life Anteaters, has former five-game victory over the Bruins last basketball coach John Wooden to his week. He also had 13 kiJ.l.s against right and current volleyball head man Santa Barbara on his way to earning Al Scates to his left Mountain Pacific Sports Federation That's 28 national championships Player of the Week (Scates with 18 and Wooden with JO) honors. ' and ultimate examples of leadership, The Anteaters success and love for the game. lf a will play their first picture says a·thousand words, we'll home' match of the see what Speraw's season Tuesday at .------.. picture has to say 7 p.m .. against Cal 10, 20 years from Baptist at Crawford now. Hall. UCl's next six On July9, matches are at Speraw began his home, including quest of emulating baclc-to-baclc the great ones. Just dealing.'! with John Spera before the men's top-ranked Hawaii, volleyball season Jan. 31 and Feb. l. started he told The • Before Speraw came to UCJ he -.....:.:.:....:...... Daily Pilot the was a full-time assistant coach at STEVE Anteaters would UCLA for the past four years, VIRGEN surprise people including the 2000 season when the this season. Then, Bruins captured the NCAA the success came, results that came championship. After the fourth year, from Speraw's work. the squad's. Speraw realized it was time for him to efforts and the foundation set by move on. former coach Olarlie Brande, who Is A familiar scene - Anteater Jarett Jensen(l 5) and Jimmy Pelzel celebratin~ a winning point at Crawford Hall. •I was really ready to become a UO's Director of volleyball and the head coach," he said. "I felt as an head coach of the women's volleyball assistant my learning rurve was team. UCI, 'which has won two this season in front of l,013 at Pauley Speraw said In a telephone interview starting to diminish. I was coming to UCI has started its season with six tournament titles this season, has Pavilion, where Spe.raw used to play. after the match. "It was a nice thing the point where I was becoming as straight wins, the best start in the defeated ranked teams th.is season, Speraw played at UCLA in the early to see as a coach because we were a good as an assistant coach as 1 was program's history. They are ranked including UCLA, UC Santa Barbara '90s and hetped lead the Bruins to little off but sometimes you're off and going to be. That was soCDe\\'.hat second in the season's first USA and Pepperdine. two national championships. He was it's how you react that makes the frustrating to me. I was ready for Today/AVCA Men's Coaches Top 15 The Anteaters entered Friday also an assistant coach fo1 UCLA the difference. A team is not defined by more responsibility. I was ready to not polJ, the program's highest ranking night's match ranked No. 2 and took pa.st four years. how they play when everything is ever. down No. 3 UCLA for the second time "We showed our composure," , going well They're defined by how See COUEGE, Pace A7 • TENNIS WIT to announce Newport Beachfranchise Feb. 6 The league will own team c . ~ ------.--.., S P ORTS Tuesday J.,nuary 21 . 2003 A7 SCHEDULE TODAY Bubtba11 COLLEGE MEN'S TENNIS College men - Christian Heritage at Vanguard University, 7:30 p.m . College women - Christian Heritage at Vanguard University 5:30p.m. ' High sdlool girls - Corona del ~ar at University, 7 p.m.; Laguna Hiiia at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m .; Orange at Estancia, 7 p.m .; Costa Mesa at Westminster 7 p m Soccer ' · · High sdlool girls - Corona del Mar at University, 3:15 p.m .; Laguna Hiiis at Newport Harbor. 5 p.m .; Orange at Estancia, 3 p.m.; Costa Mesa at WestminSter, 3 p.m. Wrestling High sdlool - Newport Harbor at 1Mne, 5p.m . Voflevban College men - Cal Baptist at UC Irvine, 7 p.m . TENNIS Conbnued from A6 be "a winner," wtuch, of course, would help to &eU tJckets - the franchises primary source of rev enue afler '>pon ...orship<, . " ~or our community, we want to have a team that win<.," Stuart '>illd. "I've tried winning Cm life) and I've tried lo'>ing, and I like wmrung. It feet, better." f t' fhe Dulce~ enjoyed a lot of winning in their days in Newport DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW Beach. fhe franchise. owned by UC Irvine's Brian Morton (above) stretches for a shot during a match against hed I Jt>berman, rearhed the Fresno State Monday. At right, from top, Zoran Korac goes to hrs forehand. wrr championship match lO Jon Endrikat up a backhand return, and Sean O'Conner fires a backhand. 1992 and '93. lo<;mg to AtJanta and Wichlla, re<,pcc11 vely In '93, the Dulce'> fini<>hed the reguJar ' e..i.'>on 14 O. becoming the first Anteaters come up short \Vrr franchl5t' m 22 years 10 go unbeaten M'lT:ATER TENNIS STADIUM - mg 10 Alex Krohn b-2, 2-6, 6-2 fhe Duk~ were Wt~tem DlVl The UC Irvine Anteaters C0-2! lo\t to fhe Anteater; return to the coun on 'mn (hampion'> three stra1ght the 60th ranked Fresno State Bulldog'>. f-nday with a match agains1 Bngham H'MS, mduding their finaJ year. 4-3. at the Anteater Tenms Stadium Young at I p.m. 1994, when their rom1er coach. Monday m nonconference play. (,reg P.auon, guided his new In double-., -.ophomore Rnan Mor Nol IConfwelIC4I team, the Idaho ~nealcer;, to an ton and 1umor Jon bldrilc.at quickly FTesno State 4, UC Irvine 3 up'>et victory over the Duke ~ m defeated I le<:tor Almada and Stefan Singles - Hector A lmada Just put together the game plan but implement 11 , to go out there and make m1~ talce s and team. I'm realJy eager for that.· ~peraw. 31. a.Jso played middle bloclcer for the Bruins from 1990·% and was a member of two national championship teams ('93 and '95). I le graduated from UCLA. in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science degree in rrucroblology · and molecular genetics. U CJ's reputallon for high academic standardc, drew Speraw to the rvine Women's Anteaters' coaching job. "It's very important for me to work with inteUigent ath.Jetes," Basketball Speraw said. "I went to UClA I coached and played with very 1 bnght ath.Jetes. I'm used to ~~rt;7-· UC Irvine vs. Pacific working with ath.Jetes who want to know why we're doing what Thunday, Ian. U , 1 p.m. we're doing and want to have an intellectual base for what we're Bren Events Ctntcr doing on the voUeybalJ coun. I want to have players who are academically motivated, who UC Irvine vs. Cill State Northriclge want to go out and do more than just play volleyball and Saturday, Ian. 15, 7 p.m. have goals beyond that. I want to encourage that.· Bren Events Center Speraw coached the USA Junior National Team this pa.st -UC ..... •Alumni Night"- .., ...... of ... summer. I te also served as an UC lnlfM Mm1nl Aaoct•on ...,....,.two"- tidlcts assistant for the Youth National to the 1W by lhowlnt .... UCIAA c.wl Team (1998 and 2001), the World University Games Team (1997 and 1999) and the Pan American Games Team (1999). UC.Irvine Men's • OlarlJe Brande was at Pauley Pavilion Friday nJght to watch his Conner team. He was Volleyball pleased. to say the least. and said the Anteaters had better I PLOT overall talent than the Bruins. STE'VE McCAANK DALY UC Irvine vs. San Di UCI was not all about Pelzel UC Irvine's Kristen Green (14) is one of the Anteaters' key players. David Knillin amassed 50 Friday, Jen. 14, 7 P·•· assist.a and Greg Ford when be started out with the State Wednesday. He enjoyed contributed 18 dip. Junior Anteaters ftve years ago. UCJ sedn.g Mike Hood hit the Spencer Bemus posted IS k:llls finished 4-19. But, BrandeNld game-winning mot UC II wine vs. Long kacli and senior Monte Tucker the Anteatets are mudl better "'That wu great to see flnished witls 12 to help the now and with the addJdon of because that'• a ~mory that's s.tunilly, '-•· U, 7 P·• · Anteatm nilly from a 2-1 deficit Speraw they are, ·a viable going to be wttb him forever,• in games. candJdate for a men't natfonal Stevena NJd. All Wa ,._,.cl M •rm to excited for those championship.• Stevens Mid h.e does not see guy•." Brande aald Saturday. · • If you're wondering what hlmlelf corning back to Crawfonl .,.•••••• "When you coach and work ti.ppened to Len Stevena, he't coaching and It'• poaJble be with those people getting (o the doing just One. Stevens, who and hfl wife wW move to point when you see the rault.a, resigned as an ualatant men'• Nevadl ln the coming months. •or •ore ..... llt8ll0•1 that I• just great. John ls a buketball coa.cb Jan. l , 1topped • The V&nl\l&l'd Un.lverslty cel{Mt)UO. fabulous coach.• coacbfng because he NJd lt WU women'• bub!tb.u *"' Brande Aid he wu not too just time for him to realpl. continues to defy preeeuon or 1wprlled of the An t~ten' .wt. •tt't been a great ride, a lot of prosnott:lcator&. The Uons, who He pointed out the 'P..ater1' tun.• Stevem Mid of bit time at were ranted ninth to the •••~Alrtks.llCl.alll abWty to wfn the dote pmet la lTCI. •I'm just dolDc tome oddl Golden State Athledc what bu - the apart from the and enda, uneu,., you~ Confermce CoKhee preeaeon better teama ln tbe nadoo. ltw the aood life.: pol. dNeted hoet Point Loma UO'I tue:CeM tbll ~la StMna., tpenda hit dme NUarene. rried No. 22 1n me .u me ID0"9 ...... to 8riinde. .... He IUd he watched NAIA. 87-58.1\Mllday. ~ ...... ,... cha Int IWOn UCl'a.. 0¥.ttme wtn O¥lr Utah .. nnbd 21• In tbe MAIA; M Tuesday, January 21, 2003 Ugal Mciacll - Llpl ..... 2MO llpl Naticll 2141 ....COUITOf tsltd in this mattM ah1ll ~ MIM ..... At-...... 11p1>Hr ..... btfOft th s court ...... ~ •t the hurlna lndiuted ...s...... s...... s...... s...... 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No plumbers, to fOI OIAllGI Of U htaring on the petition business yet7 Yes, tO/ hied with the County filed with t h• County filed with lh• County Thia atelement w11 J1me1 1rl Bltschbach landscapers and on the follow1n1 news 25/2002 Clerk of Or IW'll• County Clerk of Oranae County Clerk of Or1n1• County filed with the County This statement wH *8 TO SHOW UUSl JOI paper of 11111e1tl c1rcu Farndudeh r1rshld· on 12/02/02 on 01/ 13/03 onOt/OJ/03 Clerk of Orana• County hied with th• County painters 111 Farsadradeh 2002'92SUI 200H92'46S 20026921412 on t2/27/02 Clerk of Orena• County OWIGfOfU l1l1on, prmted tills 1 Wf-A217023 county 1 he Newj)ort This statement was D1tly Ptlol Dec. 31 . 2002, Dally Piiot Jan 14. 2t Dally Piiot Jan. 7, 14. 20026927914 on 01/13/03 Bt1c1l-Cost1 Mtse Dilly filed with the County Jen. 7, 14. 21. 2003 TOtl 28, Ftb.4,2003 TOI 21, 28,2003 TOt4 Dafly Pilot Dec. 31l ~. 200Ht2t07 TO All INTERESTED Clerk of Or1n1e County Jin. 7, 14, 2t,200J T008 Dally Pilot Jen. 14, 21, PERSONS Pilot DA Yl1 JAN OJ 2001 on 12/02/02 28,Feb. 4,2003 T017 ... I Petitioner Curtis RICHARD 0 . FUZU, 20026925,U , ELL SELL SELL Br ~dley Cook filed 1 Sl., JUDGI OP . THI Dilly Pilot Qec. JI, 2002, Daily Pilot pelollon with lhii court SUPlllOl COUH Jan. 7, t4, 2t, 2003 T009 ·your stuff your stuff your stuff for a decree chanajna Published Newport names o follows Curtts Buch Coste Mesa Dilly through through through Bradley Cook lo Cr ts Pilot J1nutry 7 H . 21 . Triton Cook classified! classified! classified! 2 TH£ COURT ORDERS 28. 2003 TOl3 ( l.t'>'>lf1rd ( on1nu1111ty M.irk1•tplo1t" that •ti PoUcy. How to Place A --Dead lin es-~ and deadlines are subject to 'I · Rate~ Monday ...... Fnday 5:00pm change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, CLASSIFIEIAD Tuesday ...... Monday 5:00pm revise or re3ect any classified advcni ~cment. Plea~e repon any e rror Wednesday ...... Tuesday 5:00pm that may be in your clas,1fied ad By Fax By Phone By Mail/ In Person: immediate!) The Datl} P1lo1 accepts ( ~9 ) 63 1-6594 (949) 642-5678 330 West Bay Street Thursday ...... Wedne!>day 5:00pm no hab1ht} for any e rro1 tn an oPlc.&.\t tn<.ludc )OUI f\j)ffi<' &llJ Co~1a Mc-.a. CA 92627 phorlC' numl1cr and "'t'll ,,.i1 adven1,emen1 lor -which 11 mjy be At Newport Blvd & Bay St Friday ...... Thur;day 5:00pm )c>u N Index ANNOUNCEMENTS [~) &NllSC . 1010-1110 7402~·7466 3010-3940 GARAGE Uncl cr the Sen·i ce Di rectory Ban ncr SALE ~ 1489 ~~ ' IOOWS10 LESTATE Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week liliJ. 1-- - BUSINESS & R SAU soos-saso I For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) FINANCIAL 2305-2490 I '~.....,so Cal Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 TlHHOUU Collectibles/ Personal Loans 2490 Cats 3610 SIUUDID llTllAT Memonbllia 1160 2 MANY 1ou·. AMAZING PlKI AGT. 949-121-1120 TOf' SS 4 RECORDS nc CONSOLIDATE BILLS W edding h nm $51< TO $15(lt( .lazz. ~ Elr 50\ & EDs Pef.,..>NI LOANS Mil-"'* Newport Beadl a NIK Spkr 1i0> amps 1 Mill e 949 645 7505 CAii 11o w r nt results' 9 OCEAHFIONT FIXll No fee l•t Re1 l e ndef5 NOT fOl THI fAINT fQUAl HOUSll6 I 817 523·4136 Of HIAlT OPPOITUllTY AGT. 949-723-1120 All real Hlal• adver HOME San Juan captstrano hsin& 1n lh•s ne ww~p e r SHO E IMPROVEMENT MISCBJ..ANEOUS 1s subiet t to th• r r dt'r al Mini Is-. ._.. Sty6e f a 11 Hou"n& Att 11 1 1968 SERVICES 2600 MERCHANDISE w/POOI. ~..,zoned. , ~"' as a mended wh1th l·S dos& ~ pted, ~odcr.1 in ~ !&~ Corona d'J!lll:ar . makes 11 1lle&al to Miscellaneous Miscellaneous adv er lov anv pr ele1 16 =-=~3107 'JG,mporl Coo.,J, Go..l_a ~a.. e nce. l1m1 t dl 1on 01 Services 2605 Men:handlse 3855 d1sc 11m1nat1on bned 011 FREE 2-ROOM DIRE CTV 7Jon'I mi.rs oulo.n /his cha.nee 1ace, color. 1ella1on, 'ea, UNl ! 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