Yorba Linda

The Newport Beach girls under-10 Gold Select soccer team recorded its third shutout in its first five games with a 6-0 AYSO Region 97 victory over Yorba Linda April 17. Josie Jogwe had two goals, while Nicole Dinatale, Allison Schelin, Madison Wooters and Meaghan Kay all had one. Madison Grant had three assists, while Sophia Evans and Delaney Bell led the defense. In girls under-10 play: Breakers 5, Hot Tamales 2: Ali Hayes' two goals led the Breakers to victory.

COSTA MESA - Will Guzman rushed for 175 yards and Blake Prested rushed for 105 yards to lead the Costa Mesa Chargers to a 33-6 win over the Yorba Linda Bruins Saturday in Pop Warner Football action. The Chargers, now 5-0 for the season, scored 27 straight points and allowed only two first downs after the first quarter. Leading the defense was Greg Minor, Josh Resnick, Miguel Bello and Matt Erickson. The offensive line, which produced many holes for the running backs, included Cheyne Smith, Brett Vosseler, Steph Brown, Josh Flores, Stuart Anderson and Jason Anderson.

The Evangelical Free Church in Yorba Linda on Nov. 20 was the setting for the wedding of Kelley Norquist, of Newport Beach, to Josh Buscaglio, of Yorba Linda. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Bryan of Newport Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Norquist of Lake Forest. Her gown was an ivory Vera Wang with butter stain trim and a matching cathedral-length veil. Her maids of honor were Julie Norquist and Lisa Olson. Bridesmaids were Kymber Buscaglio, Noel Hershey and Amy Thompson.

The Daily Pilot asked vacationing kids at the Balboa Fun Zone how they spent the Fourth of July. "We had a barbecue and watched fireworks." Candice Hartman, 12 Ontario "I went to a friends' house to watch the fireworks and have a barbecue." Brittany Watt, 12 Ontario "Visited my grandma on Balboa Island and went to the beach." Madison Yale, 10 Yorba Linda "I paddled on a boat in the ocean near Newport during the day and then watched fireworks."

Molly Anne Bell of Corona del Mar and Mark B. Kiefer of Yorba Linda exchanged vows Aug. 12 at the Newport Dunes Resort in Newport Beach. The bride is the daughter of Michael and Kathryn Bell of Newport Beach. Her maid of honor was Amber Bartlet and her bridesmaids were Corinne Griffin, Shannon Kocsis, Jennifer Park and Amy Long. The bridegroom is the son of Norbert and Louis Kiefer of Yorba Linda. His best man was Brett Weinreich. His ushers were Shawn Turner, Glen Alciatore, Jason Alciatore and Dave Kirk.

The Costa Mesa Pop Warner Jr. Pee Wee Green team is headed to the playoffs, but it wasn't easy. The Mustangs had to come up with a defensive stop against Yorba Linda in the final 10 seconds and they got it to pull out a 7-6 win over Yorba Linda. On fourth down with less than 10 seconds left and Yorba Linda deep in Mustangs' territory, Yorba Linda's quarterback threw a pass but Brett Farthing jumped in front of the receiver and batted the ball away to preserve the win. Costa Mesa's defense played staunchly all day with Eric Brown sacking the quarterback twice and Chris Gute adding an interception.

EDITOR?S NOTE: These people have been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. As with all suspects, they are considered innocent until proved guilty. ? COSTA MESA Thursday Joel Coryell, 19, Norco Kirk Stagner, 31, Costa Mesa Friday Ernest Nieves, 30, Buena Park Luis Rodriguez, 28, Panorama City Christopher Shull, 21, Anaheim Karl Brust, 49, Costa Mesa Saturday Christopher Burbage, 22, Yorba Linda Jeffrey Long, 18, Costa Mesa Charles Gardner, 22, Costa Mesa Cesar Salinas, 19, Cerritos Jessica Otto, 22, Westminster Elmer Perez, 24, Costa Mesa Sunday Juan Ramirez, 43, Santa Ana ?

YORBA LINDA - The Costa Mesa Xtreme Ladycats Under 15 girls team placed fourth in the Jusa Tournament last weekend. After a 2-0 loss to the Yorba Linda Jusa Select Blue team, the Ladycats came back strong to defeat the Santa Monica Outrage, 2-1. Goals were scored by Stacy Krikorian and Stacy McCormick for the Ladycats. The following game saw the Ladycats upend the Whittier Splash, 3-1, with solid defense turned in by Amanda Abbott and Nellie Cobar.

'"SpongeBob [Square- Pants]," because it's funny and he acts like a kid, and I'm a kid .... He's my hero.' ANGELICA FARAGALLI, 9 Orange '"Rocket Power," because it's a sports kind of show, and I like sports.' MARK WILLIAMS, 9 Yorba Linda '"ZOOM," because it has projects ... like balloon cars and egg vehicles.' HARRISON CHAN, 8 Costa Mesa '"Fillmore," because it has a lot of action and it's a kid cartoon.' BETHANY BULLARD, 9 Lake Forest 'I like "Courage the Cowardly Dog" because every night when I watch it, I get nightmares.

Paula Renteria has been making burritos and serving scrambled eggs and hash browns for more than two decades at the Los Angeles Times' Orange County plant cafeteria in Costa Mesa. But on Friday the cafeteria will close, and she's going to bid farewell to the many reporters, editors, pressmen and advertising folks who have relied on her for meals between deadlines. Since 1988, Renteria has been an anchor behind the counter, patiently taking orders, smiling and never visibly in a bad mood — even in the presence of the hurried employees who work for the Los Angeles Times, Daily Pilot and related publications.

Costa Mesa Councilwoman Wendy Leece finally got what she wanted Friday morning when workers installed the “In God We Trust” slogan in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The sign’s installation was stalled two weeks in a row — once because the sign-maker drilled an extra hole into it, and another time because the letters forming the slogan weren’t up to standard. The sign is now affixed to a chamber wall beneath the city’s seal. “We could’ve done it earlier, but we wanted to make it just right, so they went back and reposted the lettering to ensure that it would look perfect, and now it’s perfect,” said Tom Hatch, the assistant city manager.

Four little words Costa Mesa Councilwoman Wendy Leece wants to add to the Council Chambers at City Hall are causing a stir. The phrase “In God We Trust” is stamped on pennies and inscribed in gold letters behind the House speaker’s rostrum in the U.S. Capitol building. Now Leece wants to add the motto to the wall behind the council dais. “We’ve got wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and more people are facing economic difficulties,” Leece said.

The Costa Mesa City Council will consider adding the motto “In God We Trust” to the Council Chambers at its next meeting on Tuesday. During a council study session earlier this year Councilwoman Wendy Leece asked the council to adopt the slogan to, in her words, “encourage patriotism.”Fourteen cities in Orange County have placed the “In God We Trust” motto in their city council chambers including Brea, Buena Park, Cypress, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Los Alamitos, Mission Viejo, Rancho Santa Margarita, San Clemente, Seal Beach, Tustin, Villa Park, Westminster and Yorba Linda.

The Costa Mesa City Council will consider adding the motto “In God We Trust” to the Council Chambers at its Tuesday meeting. During a council study session earlier this year, Councilwoman Wendy Leece asked the council to adopt the slogan to, in her words, “encourage patriotism.” Fourteen cities in Orange County have placed the “In God We Trust” motto in their city council chambers. They are Brea, Buena Park, Cypress, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Los Alamitos, Mission Viejo, Rancho Santa Margarita, San Clemente, Seal Beach, Tustin, Villa Park, Westminster and Yorba Linda.

D. All of the above, but the most concerning is C. Our elected leaders need to behave with a sense of professionalism and establish a clear line when it comes to conflicts of interest. And an inappropriate personal relationship is clearly over that line. We need our legislators to be independent and serve the interests of the district, not special interests. There are certain fundamental principles to our democratic system of government that exist at each level of government. The most basic are openness and accountability.

Editor’s note: These people have been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. As with all suspects, they are considered innocent until proved guilty. Newport Beach Aug. 6 Viktor Silcock, 21, Huntington Beach Jeremy Johnson, 30, Murrieta Aug. 7 Adrianne Klein, 48, Aliso Viejo Daniel Weller, 25, Riverside Saturday Brian Powers, 30, Brea Taylor Davis, 18, Newport Beach Daniele Donato, 22, Huntington Beach Brian Steeber, 27, Costa Mesa Sunday Justin Peister, 36, Newport Beach Rufina Hernandez, 33, Costa Mesa Jonpaul Winters, 23, Lake Forest Luis Garcia, 41, Yorba Linda Patricia Nethercutt, 45, Newport Beach Tuesday Rafael Vielma, 61, Santa Ana Costa Mesa Aug. 6 Dean Pietrantonio, 33, Costa Mesa Ana Burke, 21, Costa Mesa Shane Hennessy-York, 29, Newport Beach Aug. 7 Erina Abe, 29, Costa Mesa Andrew Bailey, 19, Cypress Alexandra Lisnevsky, 39, Westminster Michael Marques, 29, Lake Forest Saturday Thien Le, 23, Fountain Valley Kevin Wong, 22, Newport Beach Hannah Parks, 25, Costa Mesa Sunday Luis Mendoza, 40, Costa Mesa Charles Lopez, 26, Laguna Hills Kimberly Hart, 41, Costa Mesa Monday Deanna Kimmitt, 54, Costa Mesa Tuesday Ferdinand Velo, 27, Santa Ana ...

BASKETBALL The Newport Mesa NJB Fourth-Grade All-Stars won the Southern California Area Sectional Tournament Sunday. The All-Stars swept the tourney, 3-0, beating Yorba Linda, Irvine and Los Alamitos. They advance to the national tournament April 17-19 at Cal State Fullerton. Mike Kincaid, Jim Furey and Grant Garbers coach the team. Boys’ Division I Seventh and eighth grade The Newport-Mesa Celtics finished the season with a bang going 3-0 at the Championship Series and winning their pool with tough games against Capo-Dana (52-47)