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Home My WebLink About2001-11-08 - Orange Coast Pilot. TOP PICI UC IMM's men's ~tum II the choice of co.ches end media to r~•t as Bigw.t com.. et Ke champion. Attd the women we In the turt with • No. 4 reputation. See ............ , SERVING TH~ NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES ~NCE 1907 ON 1HI WIB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM Worries cqtild hu1·ry . reservoir prptection •Ongoing plans to cover the Big Canyon basin will cost an estimated $4 million.. JwMCMapande DAILY PllOT NEWPORT BEACH -A years. long effort to cover lhe oty's r r· voir may be sped up a a result of the Sept. 11 attacks. . process was already underway when the terron t attacks on New York and the Pentagon prompted City CounolmdJl John Heffeman'i. concern ·with the Sept 11 event\, I que hon whether we want to peed the covenng of th<' rP er· vol! along,· H eUeman scud The security concf'rni. beneflt or extra protecbon m a dJs- a ter, • .Bludau sajd. • MamJy, at wouJd affect our treatment with chJonne and also heJp with prob- lems hke bards flying over and ducks landing ln the water • The city now routinely adds chJonne to the water lo treat con- tanunants from wildhle and other ndturaJ cause Bludau said cov- ...... It'll be yet another boftng weather day • Expect highl in the tow 70s and !OWi in the high 50s See,_2 Caty ldff are looking for ways to pay the estimated $4-m.tllion cost of covering the Big Canyon Reservoir in Corona del Mar. The HeHernan pointed · out tn Septem)>er add JUSl on morP rea- son to ~over the 196-gallon reser- vorr, City Mdnttger Homer BluddU· said. •tt would probably hdvc the• nng the water wouJd reduce or elurunate the amount of chJonne tored and used at the sate · • 1t•s kind o( dangerous stuJf to SEE RESERVOIR PAGE A4 )f Newport Beach city staff are working on ways to pay the S4 mlUlon It will take to lnstaJI a cover that would better protect Big Canyon Reservolr. LADY IN RED .. ~ A woman's umbnll~ dlffUles the sunlight as she walks along Ocean Boulevard near Big Corona. SEAN "411.1.(R I OMV Pl.OT One more g0-_for Home Ranch propos~ •Costa Mesa City Council meeting to accommodate add1- will hold a final meeting to bonaJ public tesbmony The City Council will m t at allow the public to discuss 5:30 p.m Monday to giv resid nb controversial development . a hnal opporturuty to peak about · th project before Nov 19, wh n COSTA MESA -Although council members Mld they have enough information to make their dedlaonl on the Home Ranch pro- ject, they voted unanimously Monday to hold another 1pedaJ th panel is expected lo vol . Mayor Libby Cowan and coun- al members Linda Oilton and Chris Steel aid Monday they had enough information to make a decision Councilman Gary Monahan had lert the me ting because he wasn't feeling well. •1 haven't made a decision yet, but I have enough information to try and deode what tesbmony ls correct. It' m where m between th two d • • Cowan said. Counalwom.m Ka.re"n RoblllSOO d he wctntcd to gtve people as much opportunity to peak as pos· 1bl , peoall) a there w re res· ktcnt groups reque-.tmg more bme. Co la M Uruted, which sup- ports th Hom Ranch develop- ment, had a ked for ume to give a peoaJ p nwllon but withdrew its requ t Th council uJtunately deoded to allow addiuoncll comments in SEE RANCH MGE M 'I haven 't made a decjsion yet, but I have enough information to try and decide what testimony is correct. It's somewhere in between the two sides.' 1-..,eow.n Cost• Mesa ~yor Agency seeks money for cove • tale is looking ford~ much a $10 m1ll10n from bonds or propo!>1llon lo pay for renovdllon of aging cotlag P•ul Clinton 0..t.•LY p ~OT CR\'~"T.\L CO\ c -A .;tul ~-fund · anq ngc nr. hd-. he>< un~ork on ur- any ds much d'> Io m1U1on lo h •Ip pet) for lhP rl•stordtmn ol lht• 'tdl ~ park .. 1um9 CUlld<JC'' Otfletdl' ul the CuWornia C4k1 taJ Con-.f'l"vunq, d s1slN di! m) ol th Cttl.alomttt COd tt1l Comnus ion hil\ bt>gun tonsa<lennq whelh •r th• mon-er could l>t! ldpf d from d \\dter bond f>d'>'>ed by \'OlPr an t'-lurch 2000 Con er\'dnq spokt•..,mon D1c:k \\'cl) mdn sc11d tht• t1genry., board 1 t•xpectt•d to kno'" hy ft•brucuy wheth r that bond, Prop<> 1tmn lJ, c ouJd oo d o,ourc e ot muc:h-nt'C'<lca money. ·Tue probl ms thdt w 're fdC'Ulg ore thaf we are not m control ol Prop lJ money: \\'a\-nlan said ·we ,.,,·ouJd t dve to appl~ lik an~ hod~ ~I • .\noth r pot nt1al funding owe • d -2 I-billion parll: bond t to go hctor~ the publi lll larch .\bout -200 nullion would l h mdcd to th co.i.,tal ron' I'\ nn ctnd ctbout 112 5 nilllion to Calif um a Stat ' Par~ for \\Ork on x1-.tm1t tah• 1lc.rks . •Tutti' a pr •lt) bag bucket ot mon- e\. C ditt mm stdt • l'drk pok man Ro~ Sl~tlm' Sd cl Stale Park .... ,,111 4ippl\ to tht• (oa-.UtJ conuru ion on :-.Oov l l to m tall 4 wer y tt•m, 'I: 1 1tor' < •nter and compl t i.om of ttw r •t1t1h1ht1tt1on of th~ 4h rotldg on th • ht'd< h ~ SEE COVE PAGE AS Blocki-ng out time from the socitll calendar can IJ:e a reai chore F or 101De ,..,.., my wtf• ... wcwUd hill dine •l gdllul~t awayflml..._.wtailel haw WOfad -weD- ..... fuD ......... gUduDy ., ...... ,.. ......... .. blft ~ • IMutp .. that would probMly be ....... me ID wllo llJdelMI wblre ........... ......,.Ind ................... ................... ..,... .............. WI E ........ I 1•1Uamal ........ .,...._ .... ...,., ......... --· ana~t. I hav to guud ...... being blinds lkl9d. She Ml ubd me to ktlladfy ~utband jobt I would 8lplldaUy like to lbuck oft on Mr, which would.,.., to repn9M'lt plOllW. AcaMdingly, I ..... ._, IUdl dutiM clowD ..... (9 .. ~: ..... .....,, ..... ...... ............. And • .. ....... llllld ....... , _ .......... ... 'r111 ...... ._. .. ._ -II J-IOCMI ... -- Illa I "P I between the WOIDID of the boute. using • kind of can· YerMtioMI tbOl1bMld w9*:b men find bOth CCJllfW6ng Md -for varbli NIH• -Int· tatmg. I got deeply ID¥0tftd ln tldl protWI ........, .... ............. c.a..rw:W .. a.1111d of Hlgber A......,.., tor 10 .....,,.,. ........ ....., 8COlf•d by IM ... fN. q.-Clllng,.....•• .... .. -: :·--· .. , .. ,,~ ... CT TI t4'(.pdAJp .. ...... ._ ... um--.1n _ __,,__ __ 15 ____ .. -------" ·Cltl-F'"W._ ___ ll 1 IN llllflY 11 IUSlllSS Newport Beach 0nn buys . old c.allaway headquarters 11 on 2 8 aa et S 31 Prieiuy Dnv The bw1ding wUl be convert t for l ()()% offKe UH. and th Wtll ht~ more J>"rking avl.lleble. An additional elev.-tor, o n w entrance end upgraded prof 1onil1 )aAdscapmg, •Aoo9 with extenor J>'lll\t, ~ be added to the bu.ildtng dunn9 the renovauon . ~ Beech·based real elt4t ftrm Realty Corp. bM pwcha~ th former C&Uaway GoU Co. heed· qtia.11en in Carlsbad for $4 8 m1llion The firm planf to redevelop th build· ang for multi-tenant UM' CT Re~llty plan1 to tnvest more thdn St nulllon lo redevelop the 53.000· S<JU41'e·foot. two:-story building .• wtucJl CT Realty b completed mor lhdo tOO transae'llons totaling $91.C mllltun WKe its establbh:menl i.n 19!M Callaway Golf tclocated lb oorpordtl1 offlm5 U\ Auqust to nother Carl-.bttd -;11" \ A2 Thursday, November 8. 2001 WORKING Romaine Markus SHE IS I{,\, c1hnq tlw 111111·1 ht•tull\ "1th "111t•1 ,1dor11111l'nl CREATING YOUR OWN ROUTINE '\lt1ll} \\ortwn 1•1l11•r lhl' .,111<111 ... hop on tht• lop h•\1 I ol Tnt1 nql•• "<tt1<1H' ''1th th1•11 h1•<11J... clu\\ n hul· inq llH• l.11 t 1h,11 th1•\ ttn• \\Pttnnq hi· th• ur 1111 111ctkt>1tp Hut .11tPr ctn how \\llh llldkl'llJI .1111 .. 1 HnmdlnP ~lctrkn' clll'nt' , .. dlk 11111 ot tlw <.;rc>t ltJn· .UwmPd 'tori' 'Pflrltng ti n<>w look ct !bok < rt•ctlc'(I ''1th .111 rxperll't' thrtt ('01111•-, lrom 11111k111q 11p hunclrt•d' of lt1< , • ., t>d( h t 11,1111111.11'<1 ~p<·c 1t1ll' lnr Ont• "It' 11np111 t.1nt thttl '' nmt->n nut (1111~ look qoucl 111 lht•tr Oldl..l•up hut lt•l'I I onllor1,il1h• ctppl\ Ill<] 11 lht•Jll· '''I\-•'' \lc1rk11-, ,,1111 Tut•\ (dll I 1111111• to m1· '''"" cl.i\ f'or tlw 1,1,1 .!.!. \ 1•r1r-, IO in ( "1><.ld '\It -..1 \ lttrkll., hcl' 1 ft>tllt>-O\ t>r I l1•r dll'nl' It··"" n111 uni\ 0duntmq d new look hut t1 Ill'\\ tound knm .. ll'<ICJl' ol h11'' tu propwl\ 11ppl\' thcu mctk<'llll I don I lwltt•\ I' II\ lrl'n<I-.. In the business of making others look good ldrku., 't11d • 1 CT<'dle a look lhttl ,mPeL-. ct wnmc1n\ "J){'Cldl.Jtecl nN•cl • ESPOUSAL EXECUTIVE ~l<1rku., C"rl'dtor of Rom.un<> I\ ldrkuc; of London CosmetJcc;' '>did o;he '' d'i rn.,pm:.d to c;lart ht>r own hn1• ol m<1keup ctfter her weddmCJ dt1~· • 1 wet dn emollonaJ wreck, oncl everythmq I u<,(><f cttme off: MMkw. "did Aller thttt cld~ '>he Wd'> dt-d1c<1tNt to nldktng tt product thdl 'UllC'd tmde -to-Ix> dnd other womt>n - 'o the ltt.,t thmq they hdd to "orry ctbou t Wd' thc>1r mdkeup t-.fdrku., not onlv cre.ttt>c; d co<,mt•t· 1c· produrt thdt w1ti ltlc;t the dur1tt1on of the dd) -,hp '>)X>Cldllze., m 'iJX'Cllll t>vent mdk('-OVel"'i -especidlly wed· ding ... ht> '-dld. G~ttmg mcuf!ed tS one of tht• moc;t import.mt rvenls an most peopl(• s h\ e . dnd for women 1t "' P'pt.'<"tdU~ 1mportdnt lhdt the) look qorq •au .. Women drr t1IWdY" ndturdll) qlowmu on th<'tr WN~dinq ddY'-l\ldrkus said, bul with on l'>.pert touch lh y can be • lrt1nsformf'd trom d blu tung bnde to rt rad1ont tw~uty THE EYES HAVE rT t-.ldrku'> did P)' are h r favonte fdCldl fL'dtUr<' RNJttrdl ., of wh th r h ' LS mak- ing up d telebnty uch a J nn1fer Lopez -who h recently worked w1th c11 d Co ta l\1e'>d 4,omemaker. f\ldfkth focu!><'S on the eye . People U!.P their t•yes lo ~xpre emotion \~ hl•n rnmmumcaung. h !Klld •\ou dP constantly mdking eye contd<1 with J)(>()ple. • h <;d.ld. E~e' dr<• ctho the most personal lanaJ fl'dtuw Tht• dtfft-rent hctpeit tlnd color., ol pl'opl{''!> <'} allow 1\.ldfku-. to CH'dtl' d trul) 1nd1v1duaJ look lor <•ttch chent. she ~1d D pt•nthn<J on the ewnt. or th mood or th "oman. the makeup artist crrate!t d look to rert t what is goany on inc.;1d1• the wmdows to th uul -Story by Lolita Harper: photo by SHn Hiiier Pic1zic <Jperc1tio11 translate i1zto a ztcce .. ifztl chain L 1kc• !\h•xu dll Jnod ond ln\t• comho pltilt'' tor onl\ SI .!V Yf'cth 111.11' h<111nd tu qr.ih "onw dlll'nllon "" hope'' .\\ 1ld' El R.mrhttn "huh I '' r1•,tt1ufdnt., tn ( nrond ch•I l'l. l,11 < ·o,ttl \ 11''4:1 ctnd !\;(>\\port BPctl h B1 t\\ t'l'll 11 d Ill dlld 111 p Ill l tll \\1•1lr11 ... ct .. } till' l"rlll'r\' will 11111 hcu I.. pnc 1•' 111 c l'lt>· llldt(• lh .l >lh olllllt\ t'r'tll\ Ongm.1lh Jre1111 < :u.1n<1JUvlt1, l\lex1co ..,,11\ .idm \\ 1lc1 t1nd h1' famtl) CdOI•' Ir) lt1t• lJmtt•d Stt1le., allct OJlf'nt>d ltw 111 ... 1 l!I Rdnc h1to with onl) 11' ,, pie nu tdhlt'" in Hunt· mgton P~uk 111 I 'lhh \\ow . ...clund like hf<>'c; t1 ptc 1111 lnr tlw J\vlld' Ju I <,o lonq ,,, 1 hPrt• r111•n t ttn) ant to ruin 11 Daily. Pilot VOL 95. NO. JOO ................. l'IA:illMr .,..,.,~ RETAIL ROUNDUP THESE COOKIES MIGHT GET YOU TO PUO<ER UP Wlulr f\ 1t'>lJ too w1U Abo do th<> tnck. f\ lc)(ffJ1<1no' Little llclly Wdfll'-it' new er l>Cl'nt·'>hdpcd lemon cookie to makl' pt•oplr pucker up dunng th hohd4y l\\'o dozen of ·Vt>ra' Lemon C-oolm • will be f cHured kn a pecwJ l'd1t10n hohday gtJt un. · Tht• lln will boo I cl p1C'tur of lh • cookJ dnd cdn be found at Mtlg· 91ano' ttt 313:t Brt tot R d, C td f\.1 a So. 1f you want som n to pucker up, Hrab om rrustJetot>, d lemon or omt' I mon cook! Mmm roolu • EVERYONE LOVES All-NATURAL LOGS THAT GROW MUSHROOMS Lo'l Cr k l\tushroom Pcmn an OkldhOITld·hcM~d compctny, ho1 evt•ryon loV{':". th tMt)" fun!Jt. N~w from tht• Hmup com a fungus-farm . .,tuitc1kc too lhtll c row-. mushroom f'\ I) two month for about lour y d i Slm t.1ke mu'>hroom . t1ttord· mg to thr lum1. ure lhl• ond m~t popul1.1r mu hroom LO lhe world, U· inn for ol>out 25 per pound in th Unit id Stat Log~ <om an two stz mall and laf'!1r.. Th form •r c11 13 to l.C mc-h m I n<Jlh ond co't $3? 45 wh1l the Jatt r ttn> HI to 20 mch ~nd r t $42 45. for more 1nfom1au n. ch k out hltp:ll\\'W\\~cowbO ~netl•lcmfl. ... A...-. Alt o;._.er !'Mtl n"-4l.H MADQIS HOJUN( (M9) 642·6086 rign No,_ "°'le\ illuJtr~ ect.torial matt«°'~ ~can be t9fl'oduced wlmcMlt Wfltten ,.._..of~ f#lf'M. ,,.. .......... ,_,_ ..... ~ "'*o~ ftllt ., .... IMWJSW! .......... "-cord VO'# CC>mm4'1'1U Mlout the ~ly flllot ot new\ ti~ ADQll$5 0vr -*fr• 1s no w eay St~ co.u MeM. CA t2627 HOW IO MACH US ~ ~ .,,,., °'""" ,....,... Cl-. Mid --..,,...,, '1....:A .............. The Tirnel Orlnft COUMy ll00)2S2t••• ....... a.Hild~ ~·•1' ~MlW~t ........ Newl~W·,_ .,. 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"'*-Ofllc9 """W42t ...,_ '9 tMlt UM1• ........ -.~ ..... . .................... ~ --OI• .. - Doily Pilot Trade in the old for ·the new winter~quipment H oble Sports will have It 2bth dnnual Skt and Snowbodrd Swap Meet dt 10 d m Sat· urdcly It's a great ume to trade m old wint r ~port gear and ave on nc" qu1pment The ale l in the back parkmg lot at Hobie's shop in Coronu del f\ tar. and there 1 no charge to ell used equipment There will be all kinds or d1 count on ne\~ equ1p· ment and clothing item . including parka pncPd rrom $25 dnd kid pem1I . The Ski and s·nowboard Swap Meet will tart ofl the dnnual Hobie trade·tn pro- gram for kid 11 ·, tht• b t deal m Oranqe Countv lor chudren pdrt1c1pctllng tn winter ports. All lml!. equipment lhctt'!> purchd.,NI dunng the ed,on can IX' traded m v. h h outgrown for haU of the purchd.,e pnce. to Ix> u ml towdrd new equipment The offer dpphe to dny ski. <,now- bodrd, btndtnq or boot pur- chase Hobie ~clc; kid" snow· board pctckage lttrtlng ctl S 199 Hobie porb 1 dl 2831 E Coct t thghwa~·. Corona del f\tdr IQ4ql ti75· 9700 MQms love :;;·~hortidllls on chtldr n' clothmq dt Metropolitan Prairie's ed· ondl warehou e sdJ • Tht> 'lflle lS gomq on from g d m .to 4 pm lodd}. and from q o m to 4 p m fndd) Thf' popuhn kid!) ( lolhtng mc.tn· ufclcturer ha bo)" dothinq 12 2 to 1 fl, dnd girl · clothing 1ze 4 to 14 . Apparel range from pcrnt , hort;. slurt . hart'>, kmts. T· hart 'and more. All 'dlP. are fmal at the no·tnll-. die ' and they dcrept cu h. check ond VlScl onh Jr .. di 71 l \\ 17th St . Sutt!' BJ Co td Me~ Today 1 the hndl day ot thf! hohdd} hoes <lie at Little People & Me h~ tory Pop1Lldr brdnd nc1me -.hoe on l>dle mrlude Ad•· da . vdn Franco 'drto Rdchel Brakk1e Nana Doll. N 1m1. Ked , Etruc . K nnetb Cole. I fa wk dnd k •tcher hoe for girl and boy are r duced 20" .. to 70',, It' at 1829 W tchlf Dnve. New- port Beach 1949) b45· 1355 ordstrom 1 hd\'tnq 1t hetlf·yearl) le fer women dnd ktd I ct m rc-han- th e for fall and want r ,., r duced 25 "' to 50 .. throughout th tor "'ord- trom 1 • at Suulh Cod.St PlaZd m Co la Mt> (7 t 41 .~9-8300 Yves Delorme Part hcss a ~pcclal on beauulul table line ns, ld al for th holi- day . for a lurutcxt llm . Th top-of-lhe·lm tin n hop IS Greer Wylder BEST BUYS ufff'rmq d "P<"etal on Lt• JdC<.fUdrd ffdDC'dlS lin<'n' 11 you huy an.y tablecloth throuqh Nov 17, you'll tli't four mdtching napkin-, Ir•••• Cw.tom order. dre not mC'ludt•d an the offer 't \' Delomw· Ptln I!> dt ~outl Cod t PldZd In 1t Crdl<" ~ Bt1rn•l/f\itac y' H om • Stor• "mg on the second lf•v1•I 17141 )4t}-7R80 fdsh1ons I land'., ar.1 boutique cdml" .,ome ot th• bl! t ldh '" tor womt>n ' cdc;udl c'lothmg under on1• roof. Lines avauablP 11n• T11· nd Titrk. TSE Cd hm 'rl' Edrl Jetln Joie Frclnkl<• H Diane \on Fur..l<>nbNq Ju1n. Petit Bateau. V<'l\Pt. Pcrnl. · Joe. Katctyone .\dl'l1 Ea!.<'I cmd 3 Dot Its opt•n from IO u m. to 9 pm Ion· dtty through Fnda). from 111 a.m lo 7 pm Sdturday u111! from 1 t d m to b pm Sur dCJ} lq49) 72q.45g5 Alden' Carpet & Draperle hct opc•m•d ll nrw 1 luntN Doug la '' 111· . dow lrPathtent drPd thllt l<'dture all ot its hn S1lhou •Ile Wtndo\\-hlldt'' Lummeltc Pn\c\C) Sh r..,, Pulm 8<>dch Cu tom Shut- tt."r<,, C ountry Wood Bhnct ... Dut•lll• I font>yromb hadt·' Jub1lctnC'e Romdn 'ht1d<>'> Rt•membrc1nc-e Wmctow Shdde.,, l\hllenld V rtKdl Bhnd dOd Llghtlm • Alu· mmum Blinds ll' off nnq dtKOUnl5 on au Hunter Onuqla\ product'> for the grdnd op rung. Th re?~ <1l"1 t1 .. 1or~w1de c.1lr on lt•rt lloonng, Cdrp llng. drapen , bedding, uphnl· tery. pillow . d •co h.ucl- wc.1r dnd more. Ald n· .. Carpet Orapen 1 di 1663 Piatl'Olld Ave , Co.,,lt1 f\tp<.;a, 1949) b4b-4838 Bloomtngda.Je' as hd-..11\ 1 u ldll ~omen· hoe alE• 011 ale ctre loct d tyl > lrum Col Hdctn. \(ict Sp1qa. BCBG. Nine We t. Frdn<O ..irto. Stt11irt W 1tzmdn. Cn10 crnd C'harl David 'hoc, cm~ reduced 30 to 40 • Bloorrungdale' lS ut Fa,h1on I land in Newport 8 dC'h . (Q.C9) 72~- • MST IUYS appe•n Thursdctt1 and s.tturdays. S4tnd 1nfor1Nt1on to Grffr Wylder at llO W a.y St • C~t• M~. CA 92627. °' 111a fu It ( .. 9) ~.4 t 70 SUlf AND SUN A9-ttn, llf'ltlCIPlll• dtt°IM fog NI• lyancti.te. SUltf Teder won't be PNftY, wMt'I turf beck in the ~ to Wllilt· higtl , .... ,,,.,.. thould pick up~ ......... pcift utly ~in thin ... .... ln.,,. _.. '° ...... . f1f"9 .. I • tttld to .... ~ ................. """" Ii ............... ,,..,. ........ ~ ... 1'Dll .... @ ....... .. ....... ~ ............ '/ . Doily Pilot No Anaheim. move for Costa Mesa cicy manager •The northern city will replace its retiring city mandger from within' its own city hall. v ry well qualified, we are 1ust a happy tq hove him tay here.• Mttyor Libby Cowan said. Lo t month, Roeder announced h would be interested in filling the soon-to-be vacant city manag· N position in· Anaheun. now held COSTA MESA:-Caty officials Cdn bredthe a sigh of reUef. City Mdnctger Allan Roeder ls not gomg anywhert' -cit least for now. • , by the retinng Jam Ruth. He wa wailing to hear if Anaheim would ldunch dn outside sParch for other candidatt''i b<>forc he wouJd eri.' ously conc;1d<.>r ll In do unexpected movP, tjle Anaht-im City Council voted Tues· day lo hll 1ts city mdnager vacancy from within its orgarutation, elimi· natang an opportunity for Roeder to ledve. · ·while I certclinly think Alldn 1s Th dec1s•on Wa5 made for him when Anaheim couna l members • appointed Assistant City Manager Davin Morgt1n to fill the poslbon thul w1U be vacated by Ruth. Roed- e r is good hiends with Morgan and conqratulated rum in ~rson at the monthly Qnmge County City Man· ager'> As n luncheon Wednesday. ... His C1ty t tall colleagues dte not the only ones breathing ea 1er. Ro d r aid. The coun· cil's tlect ion means RoecJc>r g.-ts to avoid makmg d d1fh- cult cho1c-e Allan Roeder bc~ecn ha pro· . fess1ont1l dnd personal pnontie • 'he a1d · •t wasn't looking forward to makmg that caU, It WOUl(t havP been ·a tough dec1s1on. • R~er said. Roeder said he h~ never been unhappy Lil the city of Co ta Me u but could not ignore the manclg<•- ment opportunlllt.• At1otwun bodstc~d -lb own ut1ht1 ~. as WP.II d being home to two prot~ .. wnul sport t<'t1m'i dnd popultu wun:-.1 c1tlraction~ uch d" D1!1m•}'ldOd If q1ven unCJlhN 1dPc.1l opportu- nity. with the 119ht m1'< ol proh•.,. 1onul enhanc t>menl ttnd t1 <JOO<~ community, Ro ~t.·r \did h1· \v1111ld con 1dPt lf>dvtng C'osld Mt·!>.i "ll would rr•ttlly hdVf' to bl t1 J>Prfect bt. • ht> 'idJd "If 1t dnt>.,n 1 hdf)pf'n, I wtll hctv<> httd .. fc1huluu .. dntl wonderful opphrtumty tn Co -' tel Mestt. • Rumor'> ol ·h1'> po '>1hh· (jf•p.ir- tun~ pdrked d l<>t ul rP'>lclf'nt nncl t.ifl input. Rcwd •r '>dJd b1>1h g1'.IOCI r1nd bad But t11l th1• f><.l.,111\.t• c-om - mcnts -which ouh-.~1qtwtl thP negdttVf' -rPminck«l 111111 r1I th•· wondertul JiP.Opl • ht!• wo'UJd be lf•uving. ·nw 1.1r.colades I've gotten are rf'cdly reprewntc;llve or my coJ." lt_our1uec, cmd the commumty," Rr,.'()N d.ld. StcJtt109 1.1<> un unpa.id mtem. RoNJPr qw<:kly chmbed to the top ul Cu.,tc1 Me tt, beconung the p ty llltHldQPf in 198') , C 'ollP.u1JUf~ were not surpnsed h} Rrwdt•r's onnouncement and c1qn•t'<l thf• move would be a step up Crw • .in Cdlfod th e Anaheim C II\' OldOttCJf'f JOb ti •ptum poil• l lOll • • Allt1n h.1!> un snc.redlble reputa· tum d' ft ntv mundyN cmd a prob· IPm 'ol\N It\ no doubt blS name \\t1Uld ... urfoCP cb d repldCement: t "owcrn ..... tel 1 ..... 1 month Newport Beach council examining duck-feeding law •Complaints about d home on Balboa Island leads to proposed ordinance, which still would allow kids to feed the fowl. J .. une Cuagrande DAILY PtlOT _ BALBOA ISLAND -Respond- mg to residents' cotnpldmts thdt the l>Cores of due~ flock.mg dround one Grdnd Candi home have crPdte<l c1 !>meUy nwsance. city offlc1o_ls hdve drafted d lciw to re tnct l~ing µnd.. breeding waterfowl m the etty. • r ve hdd probably 20 com· plamt~ clbout the duck issue on Gr'Yld Candi. It's a problem that's l>e<>n qngomq-tor yedrs, • said City Councalmdn Steven Bromberg, whoi.e. d1 tnct include Balboa· lslc1nd. At Bromberg's request. city stc;U h11ve wntten d prebminary ordi- n11ncc to prohibit au but "de mill· 1mu., • I ceding of duck!> The legdlese allows the city to control 1tudt1on such cis lhf> on<' on Grdnd Candi without being overly re!>tnclav .. The law. 1f upproved. would dllow kids with a sbce of bretid to feed ducks but would prohibit mcu· bating and ·1ong-term. ongoing habitation. hke setung out t1 bin of day-old. bredd for duck food .· As istant Caty J\1andgt>r 0dve Kdf explained. The Harbor Qudhty Committee wlll look at the proposPd ordtndJlc<• t1t its meeting toddy The owner of th~ home. who the Daily Pilot hd~ decided not to 1dent1fy. could not be rf'ached for comment. Bromberg emphusazed ihut tht• proptN'd l<1w \'> sll!J an 111uqh·dr<1tt form Odur I'> Jll'>t om• ol tht• pruhlt>nl'> CdU°"•cl h\ lilt' du< k.., lhdt' loth•t 1111 lhf' P"' cttP elm k dnd in oth1•r pln1 f>" m the c II\ ofhcltll., 'd\ ·w hPn humdn .. 11'1'<1 tht• <!Ill· mt1b th11} thank tht-o\ n• drnnq QQOcl, 1>111 II bc14'IC'ttl)\ .. 1 ... 0 dt> ... trU\' tlw nttturul l>t•ht1.\. HJr nl thu'>.t ttn1· mul' Tht•y l<>'>I' th1•tr IP<1r 111 hu111c.1n ... It trdlO .. n1•\\ CJl'OE'rdlllJO' ·of dnlmdl., ln not 4'Ur. 1v1• m •he '' 1ld. to tw d••rwnd1•nt on humttn,, • ... wt f\ h•rvan I le••. rt•gwnttl )><tlr•1l c h11•l tor the l>••p11rt1111·11t ut F1'th dnd Game. t >n1• prolil••m. ex~rts ay. is that nuqr.1ton (h.llH•rn.., dre upset when h11mt1n ... f1•1•d duck'> dnd other \\ 111 "'"I\\ I fl·•'<hnq tluck-. cttn dl!.o create . h•··dth n"k' In humdn., dnd anunaJs "' r.11.,1nq \'Hiter btlctena levels h1qr • nnuqh "' prompt water safe· 1-. \\11rnmq'> ur r\en close swun· 111111<1 c1u·c.1" f\111 ~xpla10ed. The h,11 h'nr1 luund in une duck drop· pmq 1-. thuu-.dnd!> ol u.m.es hlgl\er 1hdn tht> <Jlldnllr\. thdt when found 1n .i "11tcr \dmple 1:-. reqw.red to cln'' ,, 1,.0.1rh • fi· ! A-.swtl', IT'S TIME FOR:.~ fk4.t's qout '~4~ Ml CASA 0 0ne Of The Leading CauHS "'Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Isn't Your Wrist After All!" ·Totally R edesig11ed For 2 0 02 ....... --· ..... 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C \ \ IH•nll\ •··k.f-..; I frt'C' n:port r, ,.,,/,,J lead1ns ~ lll'l ••I , ,1rp.1I 1un11\'I "11<lr11n1<.· h .. 1• n .. 1hinr •••,lo"' 11h ) 11'1r h.&tkl ur \lo n t fl ,ill' 1 lk.' truth I• 1>11• .,,,,., • """ " '"""" 111 ••I• r 1,1<' • ••f ,/11<111n ""'"'"'"''""If""" •Ill.I,,.,,, ,, .. ,,11 '""''I'""''""'' II ~·IU .m.~ ~"\lmntl)' ~.·mi: J J1,.;l4>1 .1hrt1ll •.t'T'.1l 11111114.•l ,\n1lr.•nw ,,, ;i..rc 1hinl.ing .1bou111. then ~"u fll·..-J 1h1• '"'"' rt'por1 v.111,h ,, • . ·\~ \•'l•r J,,.11,r m.i)' Nit ~nil\~ fll •>f\lcl \IO\lf "'I" h•I llu 1 llflfNltl'r1UJ/ l<:JlOln ' 1f1 lt11f·ll'l.'t' 888-255-8036 Ulf • .UIRIU«<JRDfD"1b~ It's Turkey Season!!!· Ordtr l/Ols't frrsh turlt~ from our mt..ll ~I 111d VIJOll Utt btsC l.ISl.lng turkty from Dttsttl Turlt~ RVKh. Short on Time?? fl'IJOJ/ l fully cooktd Holuuy Dinntr from our S<ieitt Dtll Kitchtn. 5p(nd morf Umt with lltt fvruly md fritnd!. .ltt us do the cooking 0// for our Holid.ay f.knu vtd plact """' orcers wty 9-19-631~ ... .. Daily Pilot •11uc llfm 4tvestigation continues into mys~rioµs death NUCI f IUS CDITA MISA . •"--'=•• ··~ CXMVcuacW burgllry wm ,....... In the 400 bloc* • Wliln.Mondly. •e.11 ... ..-... v~ dtlllft wm ~In the ' JOOO blodt • 2:4 t p.m. MondtJ; ·~tee ... Drhiec A prowlttr wm reported In tht t 500 blodt • t2;53 a.m. ~ .......... A~ burgllry Ml~ In tht llOO bloc* • l:A 1 a.m. ~ • ....._ .... ,...,.M ""° theft Ml 1eportlld In the 2IOO bloc* at 1 :54 p.m. ~ • ~ Drhiec A home burgllry Wei reported In the )000 bloc* at 1 :J2 p.m. ~ •Vlett te~Mauto tt,.ft Wei report9d In the 500 bloc* at 10-.28 a.m. Mondty. .... '"" Str..c: ~ Ing phone ~ were report· ed In the 900 block at l:J 1 a.m. Monc»y. NEWPORT IEAOf ••• Jtd*"!"ft ser.t: VancMNtm was reported In the 2'00 block at 5:53 p.m .. lUetmy. • Cllff Dltwe: M Individual repor19dly brandkhed a WIMPO" In tht 2000 block at 1:25p.m. ~· ..... COMt ..... ..,.,: .. htt-.nckun was reported In the J600 block at 12:10 p.m. T'UetcMly. • ..... '• Drtwe: Annoying phone ~were reported In tht 20b bloc* at 5:20 p.m. ~· • Ne p tl't c.... Dltwe: A petty theft was reported in the 100 block at 4:07 p.m. ~. • ... ser..t: V~lsm Ml report9d In the 100 blodcat 4:21 p.m. ~. • Potice are unsure what killed a Huntington Beach man found at the base of a Newport Center parking structure. 0..-ltwlnth DMY Pll.OT .NEWPO.R1' CENTER PoUce are sU1l perpleud about What cauted the death ol a • t • year-old HW1tingtm8each man wbc»e body was found at the BELL CONTINUED FROM A 1 got out to all the telemar • k:eters in North America that I was bmne and available. ro I pretty much divide my lea- gainful time ~een telemer· kecers who want to loan me money at usurious rates Of' conbibute to a fund to buy USC a quarterback and peo- ple who want to invite us to dinner. I tend to yell a lot at telemarketers. and this has occasjonaJ.ly canted over to sodal callers. But even when I play social calls absolutely straight. I have the nanowest of para- meters within which to work. U the date I have been given isn't acceptable and another date is suggested. I lack the RANCH CONTINUED FRQM A 1 four-minute incre mf!nts. MemberS> noted that if any group wants to o rgaQ.lze a number of sp eakers, they could use the time to make a presentation. Monday's meeting didn't lack for comments. Council members beard more than . two houn of public testimony as about 30 people spoke. with the supporters slightly outnwnbering the opposition. a-ot a Newport c.ermr park· ing~p=J=~ an attorney with the firm O'Melveoy & Myen. located oat lo u Houf Plt:nem in the 600 block ol Newport Center Drive. 1be COn>D81 ii perlonnlng tmdcology .... oo wan. which could tab weeks, but a report they will relelle loday OI Friday lbouJd help investigators •tie .tome lac-. ends.. said Newport Beech Police Sgt. Steve Shulman. authority, the con6dence and the information to make such a dedlic:m without going through proper channels. There ii seldom a problem with my alendar, which is DlOltly blank. Looking at November, for example, I see appomtments with a dentist. the Harbor High student I'm mentoring, one lunch and a reminder to pay our mortgage and watch the UCLA-Wash- ington State football game. The only evening e09age- ment1 are my monthly poker game and the new Stephen Sondheim show at the Lagu· na Playhouse, which I look forward to eagerly. . My wife's C4lendar, howev· er. ii ca quite difterent lnstru· menl She keepc it in a book I ,can eever find when I need it. and -instead ol noting engagements c:laanly as I do The sides w ere clearly divided by stickers reading ·ves Home Ranch• or ·Friend of (Costa Mesa Citizens for Responsible Growth).· . The Home Ranch project would convert about 93 acres of the Segerstrom family's llma bean field off the San Diego Freeway lnto a mix of single-family homes, office and lndustrtal space, and a nagshlp Ikea furniture store. Opponents of the project have complained about the large Ikea property, potential traffic congestion and the lim- 8f)1 \.1 ·(-1;),·· ()f·'f·· F r P s i-1 F) r~ < ) d t 1 ( : P. l_, 1 ' ) t, t 1 i r 1 ~ \ I j ( ) ts ( if k i (J ~-~ '. ~ t 1 l t f ~ Sisters . . 2 07 Marine A venue Balboa Island CA 92662 949-673-2130 ·we're k>oking at h'-work ~' bilJ l*900a1 blick· ground and f.mJy background a put ol the investigation.• he . Mid. Shulman Mad It ii still not dear whether tho lnddent was a bomidde. an acddent or a suldde. ·we don't know U there had been threats in the past,• he said. •Thole~ 10me of th,e th1ngs we are looking into.• Shulman lald Wall ls mar- ried and a father. Employees ol O'Melveny & on a calendar over my desk -5he saibbles them into this book in a kind ol cryptic cod that is frequently scratched out. leaving such survMng notes around the margin as: ·See H&P frlenclf• •Make soup, salad.· •ean LA? See play tonight?• .Look clw.r,. • Joen & Arthur back. Din· ner1• On sevenal November days, she bas the smgle pris· tine message. ·work." From this confusing melange, I am sup~ to· dete.nnine whether we am available lo some woman caller chafing on the other end of a phone line and wondenng what the hell I'm about To assist in this process. I have a aib sheet of most fre· quently asked questions and how to answer them. For example: ·ean we bnng something?· (No) •What brne 1ted number of home . Supporte rs pomt to the tax revenue the Ikea store would produce for the city and the need for more high-end office space as reasons to support 1t. Home Ranch s upporte rs had a table with cookie and water -and stickers -out· side lbe chamber . while members or the opposition scurried around inside, whis· periog to people to weer a bright green sticker Ir they wanted to stop Home Ranch. In a s urprl lng move, Darnell Wyrick, vice presi· dent of Me a Verde RESERVOIR CONTINUED FROM A 1 have around." H scud City staff are work.mg with Rep. Chris Cox to find mon~y for the cover, which could come from state or federal ources. The cover would probably be Dl4de of a fleXtble plasbc or similar material m a neutral color. The re£etVOU', wtuch IS oper- ated by the dty, supplies tap · •A-~ saddened · Iowa. from whidl he graduated Mby~ .-.-~part· with honot1. He al o had ner GvY Singer said. degrMS m microbiology and •our heartfelt '~i:'!f · -~~bealriing bis medkal goes ou=f~fur~ degree •. ·Wall performed tbSanger .. research in the helds of ga • et uoenterOk>gy and immunology As an attorney, Wall sped.aland-He had alto worked in the lz.ed in the areas ol patent inteUectual property and repre-Cancer Research Center at UC tented biomedical and blotech· San Diego, where he ~en b· rvcaJ oompa.nies and inventors, cally engineered bactena And according to tus profile posted conducted cell immunology on the company'$ Web site. research. ~all also published Wall· earned a medical several artid about lntellec- degree from the University of tuAl property and medicine. do you want us?· (6:30) "<An we oome casud.I?" (Wear ten· rus shoes) When th dlnner is at our house. I'm tnStructed to llnd out if our gu ts have any dietary lurutations, a quest:Ion that took on renewed signili· cance after I forgot to ask and we served a beef roost to veg tanans I got a wanung the other rught of what 11 may be Wee under our new arrangement from my ne19hbor Ron Dar· ling. who comes home early a t:ouple of times a week from his law practice to pick up his children from school and tree tus wlfe. His voice on the . phone -unWce nune ..:. IS whoUy unexpected and leaves women callers for bis wife in a quandary. When they find she isn't hom and say they'll,call back. ht> dlwayi. offers. rather Commuruty lnc. Home ~-ner A n . !ipoke m favor of the j>ropo ed development ·rve had a c hange of heart,· he aid. Wynck sdld be hod wnt· ten evercll letters to the coun· cu opposing .the pro1ect dw· Ing it early stages. But he wanted to make it clear he had changed his nund as an lnd1vidual. Ht opinuSn rebuked the J>O itlon of fellow community leader a nd colleag.ue Cindy Brenneman, f'V1esa Verde Community lnc.'s president. ·while I re peel and water to Newport ·Beach . About 75"~ of its water comes from city well in Fountain Valley and. oearby The San Joaquin Reservoir, wtuch 1S in unincorporated county area hkely to be annexed by the oty, is empty The llVUle Ranch Water 01 tnct operates that re ervo1r and 1 seeking approval to store reclaimed water there. •June Cm ...... COYft1 Newport BeKh. She may ~ reached at (949) 57•·4232 or by e·ma1I •t 1une c•~r•~l•tlrMS.com. insistently, lo take a messag They box with Uus a few moments and then mvanably say. ·oti. that's all aght. ru Just call back.. ·They are qwle certain.· he says, •that a man capable of o.rgwng ~ case in court or running a t>usiness or teach· mg a college class or wuing a house IS SO sodally retarded that he is incapable of possmg along am ge lo his wlfe ili complicated as telling h r what time the lods will be picked up In the morning.· .Well. I can certainly deal with that a lot better than seJVing as a sodAl secretary f'U till do the di.shes, but I nught W"ant to throw th tel<>- marketers into the now rrux on my wife's plate • JOSBIH N, llU IS a r~t of s.nc.. AN Heights His column ~arsThu~ admire the posahon and tenaaty of the oppone nt I d1Sdg ree walh their dec1 ion not to support the pro1ect. Wynck sa1d Brenneman said he dnd Wynck were fnend beforf> the Home Ranch pro1ect and will be frie nds alter. ·1nte ll19e nt people can agree to disagree,· he a id • LoNtll ...,._ c~n Costa~ She may be rNChed at (949) S7C. 4275 or by e-mail at /o/it•.h•~/aflmt'S.Com. GAU.ADE, JAMES ALFRED UM.22, 1~ s. 2001 JamM A.llt9d Galede. bOm ... 22 1953 tn lot AngllM. c.wom.e lo Altf9d and Nofma Gallldl, died Saturdly at the • °' " A naw. ol Newpott Beac:h, Jim lived hll llfe where he WU hllppie9t tum>unded by hll fllftily end friends al lhe bMd\ He •Mnded EMllnCla High Sct"tOOI and~ With • degrM In d\emlllry fTOm Chapman College 1n Orange Califomta, Where he met 1'118 Wife Pamela V'lt1 A&t k'MONO SAL t Jim JOif'9d IN I~ c:tlemal dlStnbutJon ~and wotkecl breleeely 10 ensur9 boCt\ IN upanaiOn end IN Q)r'l!nUecl 1UCCe8S of Galede Chemc.i Jim wet 1 uniC1U9 combination of e con..mmate PfOflllllllll .. end ~ lpd. 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St Mtltla Church • • Doily Pilot ThuncXiy, ~ 8, 200 l '.AS ' Students learn harsh truth of imnrlgratjng llllflY II Jiii llWS Warning sigm posted along beach • Annual event at Lincoln Ele~entary School brings a tough !dee to the experience of Ellis Island. NC:WPORT BEACI I 11wy didn't havt~ to take a bo..tt ndl' dC'r~\ thr Atlantic Occdn, l>ut students ctt Ltn- coln C:lcnwntary School got u fuJJ ld'ite of the immigrant expPrl<•nce Wedne day mommCJ di the hool\ annu- dl lmrn1t1Mtion Day. ·w hat's your name? COVE CO NTI NUED FROM A 1 In lhe long •r term. the stilt~ as hopinq to r tor£> the c ottil~Jl'S c1n<l OJ><'n them to th(• pubhc for overrught n•nhll .ind ('<lucr11Jon Tildl could c~t betwP n St 2 nu1J1on und $20 mill10n, ..,tdl(• offu 11JI h11w ~did. A hx.11 d !.-.<'mblymtln has c nttnwdY for the w<>rk. l'V<'n though State Pt1rk!. 01rl'ctor Ru ty Are111-, Where ue you from? How old the fiftb1Jl d rs read bOoks are you? Do you have any ' about amnugrants, k pt jour- food in your beg?• barked out nals on lhet.r persJ)«tive of m pectors a the studen~ the irnm gr4nt expen nee dressed m the atbre ol their and tr~ced th 1r anc try ancestors' countnes, tned to through fa.nuly tI At the enter the United States eve'ht, after going through lh through a makeshift EU1s mallaJ checkpoint, the tu- lsland. The event is the cul-dents got their pa port mmabon of a social tudles ch ck d, exchanged their 1mmJgration lesson, and the currency and were given goal is to mdke th expen-bnef medical exams. ence as reuUsbc as possible. Sara Gothard, who was ·111~ I son we're trying Lo dressed m a gingh m dr teach fs that their ance tors and colored shawl to rcpre- went through a diJhcuJt tune nt her German hentdge, and they should be grateful sald the day was education&!. that they havl' the opportuni-·vou really get a feeling of ty to be m this country,· what 1t' hke when you're teacher Michael Reyes said UTU1l.lgrabng, • Sdra wd "It' Before lmm1gration Day, not exacUy easy. and you're has prorrused that at lS cl top money assues pnonty •As I understand it. there John Campbell, who rep-clJe ome potentldJ funding r nts Newport B ach, crud-' ~urce , • Davick srud "It' lenged the -tale to • how me lime for State Parks to come the mone~ • on Nov. 2 up with a schedule for the Envtronmentallsts worlong funding of J.he park.· with the tale on a plan for Dav1ck aid he doc n't the hbtonc dwelling have agree wtth Campbell' pldn to dld they aren't worried about u rental revenue from the the hnanaaJ side of the equa-mobile home at El Morro lion beach to help pay for the . Lt.turn Ddv1ck , who co-work • loundcd the Cry$lal Cove Conservancy and has helped raise $60,000 for the restora- tion, hd al'>o challenged State Parks to talk more about ------------------~ • .-... t Olnton coven the environ· ment and J(>hn Wayne Airport. He may be reached at (949) 764-4330 ()( by e-m.11 •t fUul c/mronO/at1~ com. < ~ < l l . '.\; . r I~ '. \\' I I ) F r • "ConfiJential Sn-vice anJ 1 C . SL . " native o utions. c 949-230-6762 • very nervous becauso you could be sent beck." lbat was Almost the fat of Scoti c.oroinier, who was diag- nosed Wlth ~ and had to spend a good portion of the morning 1n the SJCk center with a naplwl over tus mouth. · Scott. whose anc tors hall from Ireland, descnbOO th immigrant expenencr as •tt&J'Sh .• •11eamed that l don't llke being an·imm1grant. I'm JU!)t glad that I didn't have to do the real Uung. nus ts hard enough,· Scott said. Teachers tdlked to the tu- dents before the sunulallon to prepare them for the gruff manner and stem commands of th IJbpeci.OB, t Cbf'r Lar- ry Berg IMUd, •1 th.ink 1t really h •Ip th m build empathy, and lb y kind of uff r a LUU ball today,• Berg d . . The 10Spectors and doctors w pi.~ by a well-prPp&ted group of par ntii who Cdmed out th ir parts with gusto Kata Ogden, who wore d h nlf' bctdq ano an lnsP.t!c - lor Closeau nam tog, saJd the i.muJatlO!\ h l~ tudents · bndge the qilp betwP.f'n the past and the present ·u·s ll1lportC$nt for th em to feel what th 1r 1mcestor actually expenencC'd dnd thf> legacy th y helve built O\;N generdlloni., • Ogd n d ld The Counry fiea!lh Cdre Ag, ncy announc d W dne day at has po ted wanung ggns at a swunnung af1 cl.tn wport Beach, The agency has warned swunm~r and ot.h r recr • dbOn kcrs ta stdy out at the watN for 500 f t up the? roast ~ <JI Ordn<J ~t and 500 r t down tht• «>d!lt of 52nd tr t. The poi.tang wa dnnouncPd at 4 p.m. Wednesday after the g ncy found tugh r than dC'C pl.dbl LP.v b of buc:tena during rou- une t ting The lldct~f\d u-.uall)' ro f mm dllimdJ c1nd hu.mdn w m urbcm runoff 35th Anniversary W~dnesday, ov. 14th 1966. Prices . 1....i <,_I> All day long- Our way of saying " Muchas Gradas! ,. we: welcovv..e t1ou to sViop ectYLtj ·a """ci e~otj t~e cltta r~ of-go.Lboa 1.slaV\..ci. .. v tsl.t t~ese s-pec1..aL st ores OV\.. tv'\'a ri.v~ A veV\..ue. T~e i.sla V\.ci t.s Located at t~e eV\,c( of jctV'IA oree, just -past 'PCH a~c( over t~e b~tctge. see tJDU SOOV\.! Basics 673-6216 EVEN Sisters 673-2130 Foot Boutique 673-4025 Island Home 673-1133 Persimmon Tree 673-4280 SS Red Saft 673-9300 • Sally Huss. Gallery 673-1292 Sandcastle 723~59U Shirley's Heart 675-4271 Teddy rs l 67).i.7204 0 , A6 !hvnday, ~a, 2001 • s.nc:t AMM llm TOWN items to tn. o.uy Not. no w e.y st., '°'" u ~ CA 92627, by fu to (9'9) ......... 170, Of by uU1ng (9'9) 57'- 4291. Include the \JIM, date ~ loc.atlon of the eYent. M ~II M • ~ phone ~. A com plete titting Is •vailable •t 1tttp:llwww.ch1lypll()t com TODAY An appral.Nl lair to provtd estimat for the vdlu of 1ew- elry, pottPry, porcelaln aod fine art, to mun a few, will be heJd from t ro 5 p.m. al th Bahia Corinthian Vdcht Club al 1601 Bayside Drive,'Coro- na del Mar. $35 Ti'ckets include d buffet luncheon. (949) 644-9530 1be Cenlef" for Global Peace and Conf1K1 StudJ 200 J Fall Forum sen at UC lrvin fea- twes Cathenn Odle and her lecture tiUed • tssu and Chw- leng Faong Uruted Nabons Poac:e Operabom· from 3.30 to 5 pin. 1n Sooal Sdenc9 Pl.au A. Room t 10 ol U IJ'VU'le. Free. (949) 824·6410 . An educadon&I wine cllaMr to benetat·orang Cout Col- leg ' culinary school scholM- hip will begin wath a recep- uon from 6 to 6:30 p.m with food and WUle tasung from 6:30 lo 9 p.m. at 2701 Fauview Road. Costd M a. Reservations will be made on a tirst come, first S<'rved ba is. $75. Tanya Fuqua, (949) 574- 3800 or (818) 501-8484. Mother's Market will ho t a fr eminar llUed • Discov r the Natural Healing PowN of Magneucs· from 6.30 to 7:30 p.m. in the lore's pallo caJe at 225 E 17th St.. Co tci Mesa (800) 595-MOMS Deborah Rogen will give a yoga class begii\nfng at 7·15 This Week's Speciill GmtrllJ Daisy .................................. 99c. Ecuadorian Rosts ......... a.w• •I 15 s22.00 Ctwzblanca lily ............................. s5.99 . Sunflowtrs ........................................• 99',.. Dllh/W .......................... : ....................• 99',.. We sprritUu la •WO' I .'z ,. .... - ' AROUND TOWN . p.m. at 3400 Irvine Ave., Sw te t t•. Newport Beach. Call tor rvouon . (949) 263-J 462 . The• .... --~ Dlversaty Fa11e will be heJd at UC Lrvlne from l 2'.30 lo 5:30 p m. at the student center, al th fntersecJjon of W t P lta· n and Pereua. SS to StO donauons uggMLed lo cover cos Students with current 1d nti{acataon afi fr • (949) 661-3087. Veler•n marathon runner Tim 1\vcllmeyer' will present a on -hour documrn tary about the phystcdl chaUenges of running in th now, high 1emperatur and WatSt-deep river • as expenenced by run- ners compe,Ung in the W t- ern StcitM 100-Mde Endurance Run. The.. show will began at 7:30 p.m . at the North Face tore tn Costa M a, t 870 Harbor Blvd. Free. Refreshm nts provided. (949) 646-0909. .. fllDAY Naturalist and traveJ/adven- ture hlmmaker Robert D Los ·will pr nl •Head- waters of the Amazon• at 7 p.m. in Orange Coast Col- lege's Robert B. Moore The~ atre at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $9, $1 in advance. Senior citizens ellgi- ble for a $1 discount. The film as the fourth of seven of OCC's 2001_-02 travelogue film senei., taUed ·Armchair Advenl\111 . • (714) 432-5880. SATURDAY Tbe Oasis Senior Center wt1J ho t a pancdk e breaklctsl from 7:30 to 10 a.m at 800 Marguente. Corona del Mar. $2, St for children. The public is welcome t9"9) 644-3244. CloUlde, a naUonaUy accla~mPd ewmg lectu~r. auth0r and owner of a sewing~ catalog company. will teach 10 workshops dunng Orange Coast College's 31st annual FalJ Fair, heJd from 8 a.m . to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at 270 1 Faii'view Ro.id. Co.ta Mesa. Worbhopl 1Mt for one hour and wW focus on 1ewmg z.tppers tnto slacks, eliminat- ing factng1 on Jackets, b&oul- • and jewel necklines, and how to get a prol8'1ionel look to WlltStbaods, leeve vents and pockets. (714) 432-5880, Ext 1, or (888) 622-5376. Tbe Onnge Cowaty Cbapter of lhe Service Corp1 of Retired Executives wlll con- duct d 0 semJn1u for peopln loo.king to stort 1 busaness or those who already have start- ed one. The senunar will be held from 8:30 lt.m. to '4 p .m. at National Umversaty, 3390 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Me d . S40, SS reduction tf prepaid. (714) 550-7369. GuJdes will take group1 on walking tours of th Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve from 9 to JO 15 am All tours begin at the comer of East BJuff Onve and Back Bay Road m N wport Bedch (949) 786-8878. NaUou.l.ly acclaimed author and spokeswoman for Allam Petite Lea.h FeJdon will be at Mdc-y's South Coast Plaza In Costa Mesa to kkk off the Alfana Petite fall and holiday 2001 fashion roUecUons. Pel- don h~ appeared in maga- zines such as lnStyle, Allur , dnd Good Housekeeping. The how will go from J to 2 p.m. at Mdcy' South C'oa t Pldza, 3333 Bnstol St , Level One, Costa Mesa. Fre . (714) 556-0611. The CatboUc Daugb~ of the Americas, Court SteUa Mans will have a Christma bou- ttque and bdke 5dJ from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturddy and 8 a m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at St. Joachun Catholic Church's Pcll\Sll Hall, l 964 Orange Ave , Co ta Me a . Marion Bink Hdm, (949) 646-4712: Jean Amburgey, (714) 546-5833. MONDAY <;blldren ages 3 to 7 are lnvU- ed to participate an Speciul Donate your vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 Set ho pe in motio n to in1pro-vc local Jives. • R\\ • lio.11' • R'"'•tl [.,Late: • T.tx lkduc..1tblc: I.. Story t.uoel 81 part ol Chil: d.ren' Book Week beginnlng Mon~y and luting through .Nov. 18. Story llJne!; are 10.30 a.m , 11 30 d m. and l:JO pm. Nov 17 All how .ire at the Newport Beoch Central Ubr ry at 1000 Avocodo Av , N wport Bectch A wine dlmMr wt1J be beld at 6 .30 p m. at Fl nung's Pnn Steak_hollbe & Wm Bar, 455 N wport Center Onve, New- port Beach. A four-cour e meaJ and wines will be served. $75. Sedttng is limit- ed. Call for reservation . The restaurant was named a havlllg on of the top· tO new wane list.i. m lht! country by Food dnd Wine Magoz1ne. (949) 720-9633 TUESDAY DI ttnguJsbed professor ol econonua. at UC lrvme Oon- ctld Saan wtll 'iJX'dK about the evolullon of the universe at a fr physical cience break- fd t lectur lrom 7·30 to 9 a m dt the University Club on th UCI campu (949) 824-2985. A health expo at the Costa Mesa Senior Center WlU give dtlendee lhP opporturuty to receive influenza hot , pneumonld hots, health cn~erung, and lhP chance to peak with HMO erv1ce prov1d •rs and repre enla- Ltves. The event run from 8 a m. to J p m at the emor center at b95 W 19th St .. Cos- ta Mesa Flu shots are free to patrons 55 and older or those who hav a chroruc disorder C9491 645-2356 The Orange County Chaipter of th Service Corp!. of Retarf"d Execullv wt.IJ ho-;t d work- hop on 11111>lemcnung yow own busine!. pldn dnd being abl lo morutor thdt pl8J\. The event w11J be held from 9 a.m. to noon at Nauondl University, 3'390, I ldrbor Blvd . Co ld MCSd. 25. $5 r<"ductJon 1f pre- paid. (714) 550-7364 A free networking and mixer cminM for entrepreneurs. corpordt(• managers and busin peopl to learn bps Daily Pilot on handling conflict tn the workplace will began at 5.30 p m. at the Newport Be ch Central Library· Fnend,. Meettng Room at 1000 Avo- Cddo Av ,, Newpqn Be ch. Attorney, orbltrator dnd ru- hed m~wtor Edna Offb will pr ent • th s manar t 9491 717-3801. An Emmy award wlnMr, an Acddemy Awurd nomin and Orang COdSl CoUt>ge c1Jum- nllb Bob Weide will 91vo ct fr(>(> publ.lic loctur~ from 6 to 8 pm in the colJrg Robert B. Moor Theatre, 2701 Fdi.rvaew Road, C06ta Mesa. Bob Weide as th director ttnd ro-e.xecu- t1ve produrer of th 1180 com- edy n "(."urb Your Enlhu- m.. (7 J 4) 432-5725 WEDNESDll Business comultanl K.C. Tru- by wilJ '>(X'ak ... t1l d n tworktng lunch ~n pre entcd by tht- N wport I fdrbor Art."'d Cham- bc.">r of Commcrc.e cit noon c1t the Hyatt Newporter 1 loWI. t 107 Jdmborec R0ctd, New- port B dCh ltuby. who own!> even busan ' c.md htl w ntten 10 trc11mng manual., on i.mall-b~anc !>dJ and mdnauement. wlll c;pet1k on correctlnq huMncss nu tdkes, cutting lobor cost and unprovang busan • Cdlth Oow atth rneeung.$25,or$20for m mber Pt1rlung 1i. $2 (949) 72q.44()() Dr. Mkhael Gottfndsoo, UC !Nine' CX(.'CUOV<' Vl('(> chan- cellor. wtll t><->ak dbout the uruvers1t} '!t dCcldenuc arc~ds, elCpdnrlf'd tudent populclUon .ind the uruv rsJty' rontnbu- Uon to th<• local Nonomy It \s preceded by c1 \>OCld.I hour at ti p m dfld <1 chnnN .tt 6 30 p m. with the progrdm foUowtny dmnN $24 f\ 1.tke rest'rvdbOn'> by Nov to (5621 597-0380 A free semJnar about makJng the wale h to Vt'<Jt>l<1ntlmsm w1U lw held an MothN\ Mar- ket's pdho cc1ft> lrom b.:Hl to 8 p.m. tll 225 E 17th St , Costa Me cl Also mcludPd w1U be d book-19mng lor "E.tllng 1n the Light • Re ervataon required (800) 595-MOMS Whatever your Landscape or Maintenance needs, Lloyd's can do it all... .._-alii;2l • COMM EDITOlllL Many kudos for ·Sunset Ridge Park ,, T he dty of Newport Beach did tts resi- dents a favor last month wh.en it - with the aid of many sup- porters -convinced the state lo allow at lo buy 15- acres ol open pace for use as a park. On Oct 12, Gov. Gray Davis gned Senate Bill 124, wtuch will allow the oty to buy the parcel of land from the California Department of 'Transportation for Sl 3 mtJ- Uon -the same pnce Cal- . trans paid in 1966. The land -better known as Sunset Ridge Park -is at West Coast Highway cind Supen- or Avenue and was appraised for $4 1 rrullion m 1999. ln Jcmuary. late Sen. Ross Johnson mtroduced the bW to transfer the land that he saJd has sat ad.le, ·gmw- ing weeds for the J>clSt 35 years.· Cdltraru. bought the land to bwld d poruon of free·way on the Slte, but commuruty oppos1uon killed the so-cdlled PaaJ1c COd t Freeway ii1 1973 The crty will eventually build unlighted ballpaoo and playmg fields at the park. located about a quar- ter-mile from the becich Actually zoned residential, the property could have aecommodated 160 homes. all of wtuch would have con- tributed more urban runoff to the ocean. But getting the state to give into Johnson· and &he city's request took teamwork from many outside players. including Newport Beach residents Louise Greeley. Jean Watt and Mike John- son, Orange County Coast- J<eeper Executive Director Garry Brown, State Coast Conservancy member Paul Morabito and heiress Joan lrvme rruth. Without everyone's etf orts, mcluding slate envt- ronmental organizations such as the Audubon Soa- ety and Sierra Club, the property may have hosted those 160 homes or contin- ued lo breed weeds. We can't tlunk of a better use or the land m a low- growth city such as Newport Beach than a park where today' and tomorrow's clu.1- dren and adults can play in the fresh, coastal air. Rack this one up to smart local government, wonderful community leaders and a helpful state senator. We thank them all, cllld you should too. Chamber urges community to ·. rally aroitnd local economy TI tra91c events of Sept 1 wtll lec1v a scar on ttus ndtlon for genera- tions to rome. AU Amenccms felt lhe I of family dnd loved on &n New York City, the P nldgon and m Pennsyl- vania I.bat day. Though the grieV1Jl9 contmu • hundreds ol rrulbons of dollars have been contnbuted to dJd the Camlh and the r U f effort an their I That I is bemg felt h re m Newport 8edch lll a very real way. Already hanging precanously close to a reces- sion ev n before the dttacks. lhe resultant slowdown Ul &r travel has had a duUmg impact on the local Newport Beach economy. Hotels, restaurants dlld charter opera- bons have been especially ha.rd tut Wlth reports ol more · than 50~ decbnes in sales. Accordmg to the Newport Beach Conference and Visi- tors Bureau, hot I occupan- cy an the oty ls only at about 50%, as opposed to normal rat• of near 80%. The resultant drop ln occupancy and sales taxes is IW'8 to have a dramabc effect on dty revenues. nu. cummt K"OnOmk aatu· Illian aeetill a challenge for boCtl ,...,_ ... and .,. • ., 11111 ID our city. We .U.-.d to --~to rfttft lbe .....mc:•ourvr-t :.·=.,..~=== 8D...,.._our...,..nawto bllp.-.C.jobac....nd I ... maretu~kw n11llld dly .w.. a..--..o1.wayto ..... :r: ... ea>---~would be'° .. out.111...,~1111 • c.-.............. . ............. ,.. .... •:1~ ......... t J .., ... ,, .. ... 81P .. ,ll•llilillrdit t :a:--,. .. ii = .,.. Richard R. Luehrs COMMUNITY J l'ilD n How To GDPmlma '/ waan't looking forward to making that call. It would have .been a tough decision.' -Con. Meu City MM•rc•r AllM Roeder, on potentially vacating his post or the ~me Job in Anaheim, which will promote its · assisunt city manager to crty manager If the Job were vacant and left to ouu1<J. applicants. Roeder yjd he would have applied Thursday, No'4mbet 8 2001 A7 U approved ln a special elecUon later this month, the propo d Koll Center expansion pro} ct In ewport Beach, at the lntenectJon of Jamboree Rgad and MacArthllr BouJevard, wouJd include a new 10-Lory tower. Readers weigh in on the Koll project AT ISSUE: On Nov. 20, voters will decide whether the Koll Center will expand in Newport Beach. I applaud Editor Ton) Dodero s cot- wnn 1·W1th Gre(mllght m. 1t' um to get out and vot(>, Nov. 5) regMd· ang the Gr; nlight propon nts' aggressive stance dgcl.lrut the KoU development 1iytng to prevent an JSSUe from coming before the ~ublJc for a vote r presents the elll.lSt' point of vtew that ·we know whcit's best for you. so we won't bother Wlth dllo, .. ing you to hdve a voice in th matter • Newpon Beach IS not th typ1cdl . Orange County bedroom cornmumty but wa , unt:.tJ Greenllghl, d ledd r tn forwdld-thmking, well-111tegrated conunerce We need th tax baS(" and Jobs that th Koll development and other leachng busin • can provide. The Dun project alone could hav brought a tremendo revenue tream to the Oty lncn>ased traJIJ Cctn bf> handled by lMOVallve .ind cr&JllV managern nL uch as ldggered work hoon.. car poolmg, unproved publJc lra.nlportdbon, etc Dwmclling tax rev- enues, unemployment ctnd even r Mn cannot Newport Bedch is not the leepy bedroom commuruty th~ Greenllght proponen~ would hk 1t to be. Th tr type of backward-Uun.k.mg. head-Ul· the-sand o~truC'borusm IS not whdl mad ours uch a greclt forward-thmk- mg oty. DONALD RAMSAY wport Beach I received the Gre<!nlight lmpJ - mentabon ITid.l.ler. u Gf'fflllight supporter, I w ronlUSf'd at tint. unbJ I <blcovered 11 wu a plo~ by the Koll Center odvocat . How pathebc for them to use d ption to further lhetr ob;ectlve. I t'Ml.ly feel that they hdv demeened themselves with Uus. DOllSHOPE Newport Beach ., .. Readers RESPOND dtl("\'ave thl• public to -.;otp tor "(.lflle· lhlJlg lhdt 15 dgct.tmt the WU.ht thdl were put forth wht•n Gre<>nllqht ,., d' voted m I Uunk thdt Uus k.md of r •dll\ duty, decepbve klnd of Cdf1lpd1<1n Ide· nc 15 unacc ptablc and -.hould not 1,.. dUowed 111 ow fillr ct} CARL MUMM Newport B<>ctc h Enouqh is erirugh i\clfiic L., tt>m· bll' l.Rt., shut down the X(>dru>t(ln RICHARD BAITAGUA N wport lk'<l< h I thmk 11' unfortunate lhot tht• l\oU Co n ~to l>toop to dereptJ"c prd< • ll tn order to g t its potnt drrm!> They've got u on their 1dt•. the\ ought to drgu them ED SIEBEL Nf''-\"}>Ort BNc h I Uunk the d Vi fopers or the · d.nd G people &e pld)1.Jl9 th ·11 1>.Ut...ind- witch propagdOda that th ) .u .... d)., pldy "'nth all th mone' m the ..., orltl behind them I !>d) vol ·no· on G. m t t!tnphdl· ., ... u ' MARGIT MOTIA ~rt lk.'dch I'm very upset by th wuy lht• cct.m· Pill<Jn hct pr<>C1X'd€.>d . I ~nail~· h V ~ IVl"d mailing$ that lM n.I· r l ly ask m to uppon G nli9h1 h vobng "y • on G In r Jjty, the nly Y.cl)' to upport G nl.ight ~to vot •no• on G the upport n of th Koll expan~on pl'Oject are calling themselv th • Gteenllght lmpl m ntallOn Comnut· tee while they' not ampe ntmg Gteenligbt. ~ don't want to follow the oty• general plan, and they w nt to be allowed to xpend 4Dd build• to· to· ry office tower, which wW bling eddi· tioMl traffic rongesoon to the cuy. I'm mo very~ lhlt thMe called Greenbght lmplementation ComirUttee memt:.n' nemes .,.. suru- lar to fonn. oty of Newpon BMch mayors. rm alraid ttm nwy ~ U. voeen. The Ody .,.,. r.,.u thAt :rbny Sanlone II not nilMld to tbl b'· ms m11yor Phil Sulone. and l!JIM. betta Hert .. not -.dal1 d .... lormlf ...,. and On-elglM ........ aw. tyn ..,_, ............... "'Ml ... G rMly t.lil\l9 lhtl a 10....,olke btelld'ng Wiii not ............. ... ..... . ...,.. ........ .... wtn cllll't..,......., .... CGINdly caa·e 1hw._~,._. ..,_ ... ..,.. .... ca I*· .. watl •ta llld 0.-dlllMlr de< ••pUvf• dnd Uu.., h1c1 "hould be kno\\TI JAMES WHITAKER ..... E'Wport ~cb I trunk lhdt 11 i-. d1'-dppo111nn9 that dllt•r P\t'l)'lhlng Uldt l\.ewport Beach ,., •nt through to q1•t th<' Green.light lllt!d..,Ufl' passed 1as Caty Counal rec- runn1endE><l dppm\ al ot Ous llJQ KoU J>Hll• '.'C1 Th • thrnt• rmmal m mbers w hu votC'd d9ttll\St 11 1U<' th only ones whu -.ho\.\-t>d dll}' t'ns1Uv1ty to the vot- t•r-. I hu1 thdl ('Wport Beach turns out m ft~ to~ t1Qcll11 lhdt ~ lCind ol owrtit•\elopm •nt I! not whdt they wont Co~ta ~teScl n(l('(J a Green.light ROBIN lfFR.ER Costa ~1esa • D>fTOR'S NOTE: Robin L~ IS the YtCe p1esident of Cost.\ ~ Citizens f0t ~ ble Growth In tht• po t, I hew g nerally beien '>llpportJ\ • of qontl dev lopment I It""'' t>r, ..., hen It com to the pro- (>«N ~I ni-•,., Kull C nt<•r office bwlding, I hdw brt·n rnmpl t ly turned off by th 1r hood) dllll In mv JUd<rm nt mtegnty has been < ompmnu ('(f by th proponents with U1 • ~lttt1dtn9 nam of thetr rommit- lt>t• c11ld u-...• of 1gnatures of people who drP not " U·known tn the com- muru~ but hil\ • nam similar to " U-kno\\ n mt moors of our commu- mty. Th<.') lllU.'it ttunk the vot a.re really tupJC1 Im embarrassed for the I pi ..., ho have u.llo\\ ~ lheLr nAl'D8I to be \1~ on th tot u~ MIWS CoroM deJ Mar R •ounhn th du tin<J Koll Center 'qldns~on C4lll,f)ICUgn~, l m t y the f<c.>U d 1~· campaign turns my i.torn h It b a bl tcant tt mpt to coo- l v ,,. The call themseJv the Greeo- light Implementation Committee wtlb the mtent to cont v who migbl thtn.k they are Glftnlight when ttwy " ln f~ I wolf U\ lhMp doehmg. The) -mt Elizabeth H.u1 one ol their 5ignen to )M(t ~ to .,...... e former mayor <i Newport 8eldl aa on thtoir Then they tilt ..-. lllJM1 whole IMl name it S-... tM Mme~ MCIChel' forms...,."' Newport 8Md'l Thill KOi .... cs- Ulinty trying ID hi* \dkllr a rock. •• hlMI C...dltMlr • A8 Thursday.~ 8, 2001 .SOm:tv Daily Pilot · Armani opens a ne,p store; Children~ society supporters gather /of jail tea G lorg1o Amwli held a la\fi.sh in·store recep- tion to celebrate the opening of its boutique at South Coast Plau. The mid- week cocktail party attracted the bold and the beautllul for a bit of mingling in the very handsome minimalist design of the store. Created by architect Claudio Sllvettrln. the retail space is both ~ sic and forward, a suitable surrounding for the tailoring of AtmanJ. South Coast Plaza man- dgmg partner Henry Segerstrom held court with tus wife, Elizabeth. Paul Baldwin, Sandra Segentrom dnd her husband John Daniels, Cerlle Feeley, Ann and Mike Howard. Richard Moriarty. Donna and Ronald PbeJps, Pab'lc:e Pold· more and Elizabeth and Tom nemey exchanged greetings whlle Armani executives pressed the flesh. presentmg an i.mpres ive new store overflowing with merchdnd1se for men and women • • • The Newport Harbor Awe· 1bary of the Children's Home Soetety of Califom.iaheld Its fall tea recently at the Coro- na deJ Mar.residence of .Andrew and Leslie Cles. The afternoon gathering pro- vided an opportunity to dis- . play debutante gowns dating from 1960 to 2000. A video tustory of the Children's Home Society and its rela· llonsh1p to New~rt-Mesa was a highlight of the pre- senldUon. Karen Taylor. auxiliary president. welcomed the lddies and thanked Leslie C1es, tea chairwoman. for. her hospitality. Usa Velarde, director of public policy for- . the society. addressed the gathenng, wtuch mduded generous donors Gigi Barto, Donna Mace, Deborah Mullin, Unda Cable. Betty Clark. Katherine Agnew and THE CROWD Marge Lewis. to name only a few. Pounded in 1891, Cbil· dren's Home Society ls one of California's oldest and largest nonprofit child wel· fa.re agencies. The Newport Harbor Auxiliary contribut~ to the society through fund· raising projects. including the debutante ball. The 45th ball 'will Onfold Nov. 29 at The Ritz c;artton, Laguna Niguel. • • • . L'Opera Ri.storante at The Irvine Spectrum hosted a fund-raiser for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Founda- tion, attracting more than 400 local guests. The dinner event was a tribute to the November kick off of Nation- al Diabetes Awareness Month. Restawateurs Terry Antonelli, Patgzj_o Bereda and Emo De Muro were gracious benefactors of the evening. welcoming the Newport-Mesa crowd · including Arlene and Paul Beck, Cindy and Bob Boran· go with son Nlcbolu, Den· nb CUsan, Jack Crawford, Pam Crook, J'ennifer and' Erle EIUnge and Nancy Lynn Olson. Also in the crowd were: Barbara and David Rea. ChrUUnts Smith, Phyllis and Roger Sdutefer of Udo Isle, and Stacey WU· son. • Matthew Colby's family, want to thank II of you-our friends-. our community. nd most of 111. the wonderful a precious kids from Est1nc11 and Costa Mesa High Schooli-for 111 of your love. praym ind support during our time of sorrow Vny stwcu..J rhanJu io ro rhe fol.lowil16: • Cheryl I Josh Linder • Cecily Gun • Laure. Katie I Alex Flores •fdwm Alexander. M.D. For all of tM 24·hour tender. loving, personal attention they gave us • Susan I D1vid Perkins • ICtrlc Bauermeister I his secretary Knsten Dye Without whom there wouldn't hive been 1 M1tthew Colby Memonal Service. For 111 the love, time 6 energy th1t Suun & Kirk put into everything they did we are very·grlteful •To all those who made don1t1ons to the M1tthew eolby Memorial or Scholersh1p Funds. The following is only a p1ru11 hst of 111 the people we want to thank. Unfortuo1t1ly. we couldn't gtt every indi· vlduel's name ind 1f you are not ltsted pletse a_ccept our ht1rtfelt gratitude 1nd sincere apology. Wu tmhurn Firr !Hpt. Ruponu TNm • Roh:n Manm • Tilll,I W1ll."1lcy • l~nna, G11mc: ·~nH1~ Ditn1 ~ Prindpai. C.M.H.S. /or her...,_. in W-Emnwmcy Room UCI Medical~~ • LyJa.t Vat. • M.O. • S1c~n Kc:n, M.0. • limu1hy Fuarbnl\U, M.D. • Gant'.•h.. rercra. M.D. • U.ur.i Crain, R.N. · lfouw Supcrvbor • J .. nl' Tuttle, R.N • le.11hlecn Hoff, R.N • L11 K.tt:, RN. • n Fmn, R.N • (),m1el Hclnu, R.N • H.m Ycoun, R.N. T,....... I~ p,..,._. • K1nccn 81.!ccm.an • Bl.1:1 rau•hc1m • Cathy SrnJlcy • M.tnlyn Junie' • L1 Piru 'AIOVE Marge Lewis, Jett, and Karen Taylor, the current Children's Home Sode~ president; spent Ume together at the Children's · Home Society Tea. • · IT LIFT From left, Sharl Clko Brown. Terry Antonelli, Nancy Lynn Olson and Emo De Muro at a Jt.Jvenlle Diabetes RetArcb FoundaUon fund-raiser hosted by L'Opera. '-- Our society is in a litigation Explosion!!! 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And people difter wildly on what exactJy it takes to make a good sandwich -type of roll or breads. thJckness or lhm· nea ol meat. fresbn and vanety of cb • a at:IVlty, authenticity, etc. · But then my other nund says. and this tS the tQ.md that guides m lo 01 C n- naro about three or four times a month. be fair and tell the people! This place makes great sandwich . no matter how you like 1t. Morris CouJd, the owner for the last five yedrs, reveals that Di Gennaro lS best known among the reguJars for their roast beel and tuna sandwiches. He say those are the two sandwtche for which people really m to get actucll cravings. • •&& 2114 I. c.llt ...... ~ COfON ..... . -= t ...... '° 4:JD p.i:n. Moud~ ttwaugh ~ •NOW MUCH:.,....,,.. ••• • CALL: (M) 72CHC8 bclron. ~ocado ch burg· r( 4Hldndmake1tburt DI Gennclro ()f>IJ mak their own J>cl<,ld dnd Could him· U pro1.id th • uruque. 10s1ght dnd ldbor into stuff· Ing tho rdv1ob with JUSl the nght ch cmd h rb mix- tun• Th ch rctv10U with medtbalb 1 sh r happll) fS<~. you ran buy 1t!I The Hd<w that 01 Gennaro off Prs 1<; Ir hne.. fr bne in cvl'r) th.JncJ from br ad to m ells to pdSlds to '!Ktlcld dt • mg' Uut you don't But the one that keeps me conung back lS the New York Special Submanne with ham, salami, mortadeUa. capocoUo, provolone. omon • lettuce, tomato dOd a zippy Italian dress111g (small S4 .99. large $6.49). The meat is Marla Diaz prepares a sandwich at Di Gennaro OeU ln Corona del Mar, where the focus ls the food. Wdnt to ruff• out the ma 1v <lnnk ll"<"hon e.th •r. A gredt refngNator luw one wdll clnd t fill d with dnnks of ctll hclpc and w• You ccm dho order pctrt)' ~nd w1ch pldltcr.. her•• c1ny um . '' e d1d for our pr •-\\.cddlllg pc1rty, and thev wet cs big h1l Furthcnnore 1t 1s football l><'dS<>n. dnd evt>f) one knows thc.at Q<>C' hdnd tn hcmd \\1th d red II) h1q ...ind'' 1e h G1\ .. It •• ti"\ haved Uun and pt.led h.Jgh. the roll lS chewy and Just right. and that Italian dre • ing provides 1t with p1Zdzz. I love it. One tune. I asked for 1t with red peppers. and he didn't have any ,behllld the ~ counter so CouJd openC'd a jar recently unported from the motherland and for sate to the public. and loaded my c;andwich h.Jgh I don't forget things like that When I asked Gould about whether he had any- thing speaflc that be would hke me 10 mention regardlllg 01 Gennaro. be said. and I quote, ·All that matters tS when you eat 1t, if you like 1t • f helve heard that about hne art. too, well not eating 1t, but h y. you either hke 1t or you don't, and that's the qnJy recil truth. And tl I Uunk clbout it. he's got that qwte nght The whol GouJd family works at 01 Gennaro. so tf you arc not certalll as to what to order. they would be hdppy to te r you~ the ngt)t dlrection. I have been locked mto the turkey and provolone on a roll, and the aforementioned Italian sub • for the la t two years, unb.l WINDSHIELDS DIRECT 949-673-6299 714-348-7 440 • Cl9lk ...... Cu I ... I ...... Ctr I • ............ ,..., .. ,ti. •CUI ••t •1 PROFESSIC~!1. :~E!~l~G EXPER "S Call Now Make T1101e Patio• er latrie1 BeautilDI l.d.Jillhn I • tNtallywr comp&tu ylld ..... • E.rtrt ~k. JtOnC, ulc, JMt & CflnCftlC waft, •Cln rm-.end quilttyJ•.-. &~ •£.,.en....., ..... ( ..... &re~. • 0.... ..... ,, . ....... JUSt a few day ago. wh n I wa offered d ldste of th meatbdlls m meul sauce Wow• I love a good meatbdlJ, and these arc tho e. The sauce 1 good enough to be about. and Gould con· hdcs in me lhill t>verc1I ladl s of teisur m Corona deJ Mar (are there any other k.md?) have been known to pa the sauce off as their O'r\'ll for dinner pcltt.le!> or peaaJ occasions I tned that lund of thing once. dl)d a cat ran off wtth the carcas of the ch.Jcken cordon bleu for which I was t.rymg to take cred.tt, but that's ctnother to- ry enllrely. The tntenor of Ot Gennaro Dell IS whttl I caU ·"Jew York pa™?,· but I re pect that when 1t means th ·~ put tht• rccll concentrabon into tht• food. 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COSTA MESA At~d-E..ll Smw (~9) 122.11 n ROW HOURS1 T..S.. 10..- Doily Pilot DATEBOOK Thundery, NoYemb. 8. 2001 A 11 Smiles · not scares for 'Monsters Inc. :· wonderful 'Life as a House ' , . jEEL CllTIC·S Making monstPr less monstrous T he monsters lurk in your closet, hide und«>r your b<.>d to • 'rurc yo.u .•. b<>cauS(• they havf' to They comf' to 1'.1on- t n. Inc • · CV ry dciy for work Tho<,e mon t ·~ thdt dctuJUy romC' thrnuoh your door 11rt• "1ldly c oura- MIUSSA qeouo;. Th''Y RICHAIDSOH n'\k thl•ir hV(' f'Vt•ry tlor·becau hunldo c tulclrl'O MC' toXJc and 1t d '>c"c1ry 111109 for them to <wt nt•ttr one of us 'o what. D1.,m•y? !\ lon- "tt•r. seem> U'\ JU'>I il'> much d'> Wl' Cd(4i lh •m \\ h ) '>hOuld W C' Cort' clhout th(•lr It •hnq'>? 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Am_, Outld One of a Ibid· Im a Dtaldl_. ltall Neuiln::J:!:!~ 2925·~ Sult9 A emta.....,CA • C7'4J 979-6679_.,...~ '>p1der' '>U thP} weren't o .,<drv 'fon<,ft•r. d(l 11 he< onw'> Pven more.> cmgmatu Thi• elm•< - tor Irwin \\.ankl<'r, ht1'> d hght but d<'ll tourh 1n h•lhn9 th!'> ht>drl\\ dnt\IO~J '>IOI') thol deals w11h an<wr Im t'. lo'' ctn h.i-. 111 ... 1 ht'1•n hrt•rl PASTA A VEGETAlllAN MELA.ZANA AU.A PAll.MIGIANA loon.AllT ~NA rrYL• MEAT TKI! REAL PRIME RIB ,.,_~L llOZ CANNULONI AU.A PLOIU!NTINA ~· '""'"' WfTH IWCOrTA CHCINANO~CH '10'°, flSH SANDAU PICCAJTA IAl.ITflO IAJ!jOA .. IN A &.lllllOH CAHlf IAUC. SALMON A.I.IA CHECCA CJAjl,UO IALMOH wnH TOMArDCI PILET MIGNON AJ PUNGHI a.uo "'er WONON ~ wn.o ~MUCI! 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No¥M1ber a. 2001 AFTll IOUIS SPIC I AL QNTElt SAT\JltOAYS Th Orang County Perform· ing Arts Center's Saturday at The Center eries will be held from 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sat- wday, Jan 12, March 23 and April 27 at Pound rs Hall, 600 Town Center Drive. Co ta MeN. This w kcnd, Cathy & Marcy will hold a family concert $8. (714) 556·2122. MUSIC MMCH NOSTALGIA Orange Coai.t CoUege will present •Hfstory ol the March,· a saluL to nu.l.atary IT\dJ'Chcs. at 3 p m Sunday at the Robert S. Moore Thf'atre, 2701 Fairview ROdd, Costd Mesa. S5 or S>J. (714) 432-5880 TWO MONTHS LATER County mU51oan will per- fonn d fund-raising concert at I p.m . Sunday at Cafe fapresso at Borders Books, Music & Cale, commemorat- ing lhe two-month dnruver- '>dl)' of the S01>t 11 attdck.s. Adnw • .,1on is free but doms- llon-.. wh1c h \VIII be f)dSS !d cdonq lo lht• Amencan Red Croa, ar welcom . Borden ll et 3333 Bear St, COlt4 Mesa (714) 279-893.1. VKTONA CHAMeER Sl•S The Victoria Chamber Senes w'lll continue ot th.-Uruta11Ao Uruversalist Chwch with piano duet team Penny Foster and M'lou D1etzeron Nov. 17, clarinetist Hakan Rosengren and pianist Anne Epperson on Jon. 19, pianist ValenUM Gottlieb on Feb. 16, soprctno Ketko Takeshita and M'lou Di tzer on March 16, the Del Gesu 5lrf.ng quartet on April 20 and piarust M'lou D~ tzer on May 18. The chwch i at 1259 Victoria SL,. Costa M S8 for adults or SS for tu- dents. (9'9) 651-8493 WINO MUSK UC ltvine' Wmd Ensembl will perform at 8 p.m.. Nov. 30 et Wm.lbed Smith Hall Free. The university is at the comer of Campus and University dnv an Irvine. (9'9) 824--6206. JAZZ ANO BLUES UC Irvine's Jan Orch tra will perform with JOU and " blues vocalist Ernie Andr: ws at 8 p.m. Dec. 1. The universi- ty is at the comer of Campus and Unjversity drive in Irvine. $7. (949) 824-6206. 'DON GIOVANNI' Opera Pacific wall pre e nt ·Don Giovanna• at the Orange County Perfomung Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. Jdn 22. 24. 25 and 26 and at 2 Total commissions= $0 Total sales loads = $0 Interested? \n .JhunJllH• Jj)fl10Jd1 '" pntln(t. Mor~n "lunky Chc11u'.'' ' 11.altln 1uu 111 1•.a1 .a In li;i<K-d on 1hc a\t'Uo IO )OUr .atu1unt - 111\1<..1•1 111 p.a~intt .11mm1~,coru on 1ndiv1du.tl rndo. • H111 J 1.J11 .irr.11 ot 1«ur111~. mdudintt 1hous;amh 111 mucual lumh. w1chouJ -.1ln IO<ld>: • { .u ri·JI tun<' •11unt"\ .inJ ~'oun1 111formauon. • Ix 11di1 lr11111 pu1011.al11.cJ fin;mu.al .advi<.e .inJ .crviu-. • l'l.1.c 1r.1Jn 1111l11w v11ul'\t'lf or 1hrough ~r Mmpn 1;1nll·1 I m•nu~I AJv1'4n • \ml !'(I rt'.al. l11t hclt' .?4 houri .i Jay. ie't'll Ja1" ;a W«k luhn I) B.m 1d1 · I 1r-1 \I« l'1<"1Jlnt, I m.anu.al AJva!o(lr 111111 "'• ... ,_,,. 1 """' n..... "'"' ~oo -.. .... I'"" lkA<h l \ •l,!(t(tll I f!OJ 'I.!' .!:!'I! I \Im Io, •Ul>1~1HI" ~ Morgan Stanley rt-. ''-"r,.i" \r.u*'t t ~ .. hf,.,.,,.. .ar.1.uwac ., .. ,. .ahrtn.M:n~ •n hJ f'-' fut u.anw..: '"'*" \.n• '"' ... ""•flt ,.J-.,f' •• • .1.rf, •n...Jcnt..I tu \t.w-Jll' \ic.uJn-, 1*...N."M ,., .-e.,.aL., 1iiulc • ~c. .. .,.n '4;.,,tn C h.-.t n ,.., to• do uah"I tW ••her ocr~ u,J._.. • ""•h ..,,., h..Jotec'l,OM\ ... ,,.. .. .,.. u.J • .-..: Of tf ....... tn ,, ..... ....., fv.ntl· h.t~ M ""'"'"" ••lltUfC \I "i;.n .,..,...,, t "'"'' ,.,. ... • "''°'"'"m SI 000 ann....J I< md ........ lftO m.11 -n4• •\ .......... .,,,," ...... "'...,,.._, ....... ~ .... ~~, ................. ~--"* • ...-... ""-"..w.1ra _,.. ""' C:Jfolll ~-. r,. 1- DATEBOOK . PllllTOM YOKI o.vll Gaines, belt known lor IYvtng pertormed tbe title role la Andrew Uoyd Webben •Plwaloal of the Opera• 2,000 times. wtl1 return to tbe Oruge County Performing Arts Center for a cabaret act Nov. 15-18. CU.es will perform at7:30 p.m. Nov. 15-10, 7:30 and 9-.30 p.m. Nov. 17 and 7 p.m. Nov. 18 at Fou.nden Hall. 800 Town Center Drive, COlta Meu. $49 for the 7:30 p.m. sbowi and S46 foT the 7 and 9:30 p.m. hows. f7t4) 740-7878 or f2l3) 365--3500. pm Jan 27 dl 600 Town Center Dnve, Co lit Me cl $25-$175. (800) 346-7372 WEEKEND BLUES Anthony'<; Rlvt>rhoat Re ldu- rdnt m Newport Bcdch· wtll pr • nl Th~ Bdlbod Bluel. on Fndcly dnd Sdturddy (•verung dnd Sunddy dller- 3012 Newport llYcl. Newport hoch, CA 949•723•1240 200 Main St., SuiM 101 Hun9M90n leoch, CA 714•969•6551 noons The program will f a- ture 1azz and cla 1c rock tun~ for dirung and dancing Anthony' ~at 151 E Coa t Highway (949) 673-3425 POP-ROCK AHO FLAMENCO Tate 5, a funk. rock and Motown act. perf onns at 9 p m. Saturdays at Cannelo's R.ts- LIFnlll llAIAllTEI CARPn Oar tam.a:,._.,,., 70QI' t~ tor •'17 ..... IOOl IEllER CARPIT ORANGE COUNTY EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR $} 9? •. "· OF LIFETIME GUARANTEE CARPET s24i. "· R .,,.. ~ .. "' ...... Lit ............... .. IF YOU'• mr mnm ..... , •• PAim TIO - F • ...... nm 49n: tmante, 3520 E. COMt High- way, Corona dll Mar. Solo gul· tartlt Kan Senden ~ . dr • ~• ftunenco tunea at 7:30 p.m. Tuelda)'I and Sundays. Pree. (949) 67~1922. SATUllDAV MGMT_ Gerald llhiba1hi and the Stone Bridge Band play rock and R&B at 9 p.m. Saturdays a t Sutton Place Hotel's 1\i anon Lounge, · .CSOO MacArthw Blvd., Newport Beach. Free. (949) 476-2001: SINIOlt aNTElt AfTEfU«>ON A seven-piece group plays big band tunes from l :30 to 3:30 p .m . Fndays at Ouis Senior Center. 800 Mar· guerite Ave .. Corono del Mar. $4. (949) 644-32"4. STiii ..,..E HOMKo-.G' Harold Pinter's •Homecom- ing• will be staged through Nov. 18 at South Coast Reper- tory's Mainstage, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Performances will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday through Sat· urday and 7:30 p .m. Sun- days, with Saturday and Sun- day maUnees at 2:30 p.m . $19-~2. (714) 708-5555. 'NOSTALG~ Lucinda Coxon's •Nostalgia" will receive its ·world pre- miere through Dec. 2 at South Coast Repertory's Second Stage, 655 Town Center Drive, Co la Me a. Performances will be held at 7:45 p.m. Tues- day through Sundays, with Saturday and Sunday mati- n at 2 p.m. $19-SSt. (714) 708-5555. 'VICTORIVICTOltlA' UC lrvtne will present ·Vic- tor/Victoria.• a musical about an opera mger in 1930s Paris and a cabare t performer named Toddy, at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Cam- pu Dnve. Show times dre 8 p.m. Fnday and Nov. 15-17 and 2 p.m. Saturday and Nov. 17 $8-$20. (949) 824-2189. 'TEN Olt LESS' "li•n or Less,· a series of stu· dent-directed short plays that run 10 minutes or less. will be taged Friday through Satur- day dnd Nov. 16-18 at Orange Coe.st College's Orama Lab Studio. 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Show times are 8 p m. Fnday and Satuiday, and 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday. SS or $6. (714) 432-5640. ~YS'RUS Orang Coast College's Clul- dren Theatre Company will present two plays for kids. •Resolution Revolullon, • wruch focuses on conflict reso- lubon 41\d avoiding violence, Wl1I be taged at 9:30 and 11 a .m. Wednesday at the Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview R<>od. Costa Mesa. "Sangi Sangi Or What I Learned Watching Televi- ton. • will be taged at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Nov 15. nus sec- Doily Pilot Ond play ~ dangers for children handling fireanna . Flee; (714) 432·5640 MAQETHATUO UC lrvtn•'• dromo d part- ment will preMnt Macbeth at 8 p.m.. Nov 29 through Dec. l , with e motln al 2 pm. Dec. 1, at UCl's Uttl Th lre. S9. The univenity ii at the comer of Campus and Uni· versity drives in Irvin . (949) 824-6206. MOUNTING LINNEY "Sand Mountain." Romuh.ui Unney's i*Y set ln Tenneseee' Smokev Mountains, will bo stdged by Orange C<>ait Col· lege's Thea.tre Deputment on Nov. 30 through Dec. 2 and Dec. 6-9. Show tunes are 8 p.m . Thursday through Saturday rughts, 2 p.m. on Satwdays and 2 p.m. on Sundays. S7-S10 (71.C) 432-5880 . 'LA POSADA MAGKA' South Coast Repertory's ~ ond Stage will perform ·La Posada Magaca· Dec. 7-23 at 655 Town Cent r Dnve, Cos- ta Mesa. Perfonnanc will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. at 3 dnd 8 p.m. Saturday and at 12:30 an<.l 4:30 p.m. Sunday. $14- $34. (714) 708-5555. AIY LANDSCAPE SHOW Square Blue at Bradford GaJlery wall pre ent land· scape; by artists mcludmg David Slunner. Donna W t· e nnan dnd Donald Archer through Nov. 25 al 355 Old Newport Blvd . Newport Beach Free (949) 548-1101. WAR TRIBUTE The Nottingham Art and Frame Gall ry in N wpon Beach wtll present dn ongmaJ World War II J>Ol>ler's exh1b1l and <Jlt>, titled •Military Po tcrs ul World War 11. • Thursday through DP<'. 24. The show comrnt-morat the 60 years ance Pearl I !arbor. A show opening will be held 5 p.m. Thursday at 4229 Birch St. Hours are 10 a .m. to 5 p.m Monday through Fnday. 11 a .m. to 3 p .m. Saturday Free. (949) 833-1770. CALIFORNIA IMPRESSK>NS An exhtb1t of sceruc land· scape and a'cap<> by pleu\ au J}atnter Bnan Mur· phy Will be on d1 play through Nov. 30 at the N W· port Beach Central Library. 1000 Avocado Av . N wport Beach. A recepuon for Mur- phy Wl1I be held 2 to 4 pm, Sunddy at the library. Fr . (949) 717-3801. THE PREDATOlt . The Predator, a digitally designed lructU.fi , will 00 open for viewmg through Nov. 18 at UC lrvm • Beall Center for Art & Technology at th Claire Th vor School of th Arts. The plec:e w created by Atgentln patnter Fabian Marcaccto and Los Anget arclutect Greg Lynn Gallery hours are noon to 5 p.m. Tues· day through Sunday. ond nooo through 8 p m. Thursday. UC lfWle IS at the CQmer o( Cam· pus and Uruvemty dn an Irvine. Free. (949) 824-6206. " J Guori Of lll DAY • / told our guya they were going to have to face apeed at aome point during the playoff , so we might aa well see aome now and m.aJce the adjuatment ·:· • Jeff llrlnldey, Newport football coach Doily Pilot COi.LEGE HOOPS UC/will enter as . Big West favorite Anteaters' women's squad picked fourth in 818 West. BREN EVENTS CENTER -The U • Irvine mco' bd.sketba.IJ I am was chosen as th favontc ol lhc coach and lhe m<'<.Lia m the Bag W t pr dSOn polli. conducted di the 819 W t Confercnc Mec:ha Day at th lrvm • M<1mott Holel Wcdne!.day The UC'I women' lcdm hd a No 4 ranlung without d flfst-place vote In either poU ,....., ..... 12....,. BRUCE KRUMPHOLZ lpofts ..._Roger Corfton • 949~74-4223 • Spotts Pax: 949.650-0170 Thursdc>y, No\lembw 8, 2001 IJ HIGH SOIOOl FOOTIAll The Ant<>dtCr'> • men, la t year' regul<1r '™>n chcunp10~ return Just two tartcrs from I t y •cir' !>Q\ldd. but lhey .ir key player in 2000-01 819 W t 'Player of the Year Jerry Grt .. -en and All·Freshmdn T&tm m mbt•r Adam Par add • ~~~1 0.AlY Ol C~ach' Pat Oou<Jld!>'>' Antcdters reCPIV(•d SIX fir;t-pldC't' VOi(" an the coachc•\ poll dnd 19 of d possible 31 ftrSl-plac<' vot~ m lhl' mc>did poU The Ant at r'I rect'avcd 287 poml!>, 30 · more than the i.econd cho1c(' Utdh SltJh' and UC ltnt<1 B<1rbdra w rt' ch m dS No 2 Ill lh<' coaches' poU With b6 pomb The Agqw'>, ~ho r C't''IVPd two hrst- plac • vot~. were la t yedl' conference tournament chdmpaoru. a nd r tum AU· Bag We t tc.tm m mbcr Tony Brown The Gau ho<.. who l"l'C(!jVed one ftrst- pktre vot • r tum d1J hv<' of theU' starters from last year' squdd, ancludtng All- B1g W t play " Mark Hull c10d M1ke Vuko.Vlch. In lh Med~ Pou. UC Sct.nta 8drbara was thP wcond choice Wllh v n vot for the top -.pot and 257 1otal points Utcth ldte dnd Long Beach tale ach w re QIV n two nod to hru.sh tn hrst and placed third and lourth Ill the bdlloung, r pectw ly Pdahc rounded out the t ams that received d hrst-pldc votft. and hmshed hflh Ill th votlng Th UC'I women hnt h d with 46 pomts in th c0c1ch poll. rour polnts behind No 3 Long 8 ach State UC Santd Barbatd is ranked No l in both polls COMJm' ....-S POU 1. UC IMM, (I) 1' l Vt.VI State. (l) '6, UC Sant.a latblra. (1) 16. • Long IMctl State. U.: S P«ifc., (1) 52. 6 c.l St.ta Northndge, U, 7 (.Ill Stal• fulltrtOt\, M; • ldlho, u t (.Ill ~ "· 10 UC "Mnlde. 17 -...~ ...... 1. UC IMM.(,. .. ,c.n ~ Jl7. l UC Slnta laltMlra. (7) 257, l l.ldh St.M. (2) 2•S; • Long a.di St,IM. (2) ll2. 5 Pecrf1t. (I) 1 tS,; 6 Clll sc.te Norttwidgia. 171, 7 CM ~ 1~ I CM ~ ~ G.; t UC~ 72. 10 ldltwo, IQ. CDM>m' MI WI I POU 1 UC S.U ~Cit M; 2 'Klfic. (1) 5l. l Long a.di SU.. 50; &. UC.,.._ .. 5 (.Ill ~ l5; I Cll SC.-Nordlltdgl. 26; ~ 2'. a UC~ 1),t CMSC....~ 11, _... •• , lflOU. 1 UC~ llfblta. (1. 1~ l """fic. (1) IC, J Long leectl SU., UO, &. UC.,.._ 'II,, S C111 ~ 12; I lcWlo, 72. 7 CM SC.-~dge, ll; I CM SQte fullertof\ l5; t UC ...... 21 -\. • Corona del Mar's Mark Cianciulli and the Sea Kings take their chances against league-leading Northwood tonight at Irvine HJgh. WL jQa I -2 • Cht-'" ~ t:.1t't JW411•··-m c-t111.-.vs. Noiftroood. • fNrw ~\lt..C.-..... • er-. Colllt CAlllge t....-'-h1&.--·~Hlltlpr EN> llliCiLlM !IAtCN ~ del MM II\ Northwood at trwwHlQh --· .... .., io LiguN a.di yt,. (S?MlN at Newport H.tltJot -U.-..... .., 7 ~---(7""'"' Wtst<htlt« at Newport H¥bof -· ,:.t ....... .., 7 W L _., ... _m IMnevs. ~ .. • WN .....,..,_aa.mJ \~•t •1111' $ ' ..... ~ Mo Nlgt.llll~ WXdlr~~ ........... - • Nnl EN> llJ(QAM 5IMOH Corona del Mar just might lock up CTF Division lX at-large berth with an upset of unbeaten Northwood. BanyFNknef PAlt.Y Pll..OT IRVlNE -The Corona d I Mar High footbalJ team 1s playing for more than nuleslones and memories when at races unbeat n Northwood torught at 7 o'clock an the Paafic Coast League finAJ at Irvine High. Coach Dack Fr mdn' a Kmg (5·3· l . 2-2 m league} have aJready been elurunated lrom one of lhe leagu • thr guaranteed berths lllto lhe CIF Southern Section D1va.s1on IX playoff But. ranked No 10 in 0 1Vl.S1on IX, lhey can WI claim the lone at-large berth ln the 16·1 dm postseason brackeJ lhal wtU be released Sunday dt the Southern SCC't.lon ofhce There ctre a handful ol oth r potenlldl at· ldrge contenc.JNi.. but a Vlctory over Northwood (9-0 4-0). ranked No 'l in 01\'lston IX wouJd likely valtddte the pos tiOn cred nua.I of a Cdl-1 :.quad that hds pent th nwe ason m th 01V1Sl0n IX top 10, lllduding three weeb m th r-..o 4 pot Defeahng the T1mberwolve ,..who have cbnc::hed at least a Y\ale of the P(."1. crewn m their ond ason of Vdrs1ty compclltlon, Wlth their hrst ruor cl , will be a no mall task ·we can t afford to l'Nlke any mJSta.k, agaamt th guys.· Sdld Cd.M Coach Dlck FreeDWl, who ha S(>(!O tumov "f'!I sabotag tu.s squad ln I ague I<>!> to Uruvers1ty and C~ M The a Kmg have a mmus-lhl' turnover rallo cormng m ctnd are co.mmg off lhel.r fll'St scorel perfonnance m 2 t gam • And while regenerating th oHense ts a SEE COM PAGE 13 No small consolation Costa Mesa, University battle for league's No. 2 ClF berth, which beats the alternative, big time. 8anyfaulkner. CJMy Pl.OT COSTA MESA -Now th t th C a M High football t am ha quaW1f'd for th CIF Southern Secbon Davaston IX playoff • what th Mustangs do tonight rrught help d temune bow long they'll be able to ext od theu pos uon run. Mesa (7-2. 3-t Ul lh Paohc Coast LHgu ) hosts Uruvemty (6-2, 3· t ) at 7 o'clock at Orange Cout College an a PCL bettJe for, at the very second place. Torught'a wumer t'OUld lti1I earn a sb&re of the league crown. houJd Corona del Mar up et unbeat n Northwood torught But. 1th r 'ftay, lhe best the Mustdng and lroJdlU couJd do wouJd be the I ague' o 2 playofl d 1g- 1Wb0n. SUlC'e both ha"e dy I t to 'orthwood • ·. 0 2. of CO\me, sjgTUhcanUy bdt r than No 3. Wlce the ldtter lllC.lJb • fU'St-round rood game. m t Wt ly against a I gue champlon. houJd Uru. r~ 'o 4 an ClF Divwon IX. prevaU, it wouJd almo t certainly open lb• pltayolt at borne nest w k, perhap •v o a9Alfl5t • thlrd·pl ce loam M Co.c-h Da\/e Perkin belie\' a Victory SEE MESA MGE IJ DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOi. FOOTIAU. PIAYll Of 1111 WBI • al Robert SOft-:spoken Newport left tackle is a tyrant in the trenches, where he adds a punch to Sea View cbampiou' offense. IMy ....._ . llltlL but I c.'t ... Wb8n I'm out O...v "°' ..... •Mid CMi. • --~ .... a• I Il•o tldlie _..... Nat•a' 1 w.. ..... ca111g9 Ill S .. & lat .. .. ....... , .... c ...... ... ---·----h• ... ............................. ..... , ........ ..., ..... ---:,~™L-...· ,,_. ft .. • • . -BZ lhundoy. ~ a. 2001 sroRTS Daily Pilot f A nice alte17lat:ive Orange Coast College golf facility complete and looking good, featuring driving range f~ 1?, sand bunker and video equipment. P" tty aoon th y're golng to stdrt c-alhng this Wallace one night a week. ·we don't touch a place lhe Orang Coast CoUeg" Goll golf C"lub in that dua1 • Wallace Mid. ·And, Academy. , now. with lhe cag , we can take (goU Whi1 most of th golf prtlellce fac 1ltty hM lru.tru<.taon) to the next level, along with getting been in place n ar LcBard Stadium, the lnto the mental sid of It. We're reedy moving recently compt ted, tale·of-th -art vemon i forward.· rivaled only by Saddleback College among "Fhe goU fadllty on e:aaapua alto bu Orange County commwi.lty coUeges. bleac~ers and an equipil\Mllt lhed adjacent to ' While ~ddleback has a full ddving ,lliU\ge. the sand bunker. whkh can have up to 10 Orange Cout hu the next best lhlng: 10 tee people hitting at once. mats ln a large cage, a filmJng background ·we finally completed It two or ~weeb board, vtdeo equipment, mirror, practice putting ago. It's a nJce tup, •Wallace said. •1t was green and aan<f bunker lo fit an entire t am, designed for our golf claMes, u well as ow plus four. teams • While OCC's men's golf team bas alway been strong, It seems Wallace now has the kleel reaulting tool to get_ the wom n's program on equal ground. ·And, we can go right into th d.wroom. whlch i 50 feet away. and watch the Video of your wing, and go nght badt out and work on U again .. it's like instantaneous I arning, instant h.>edback, • OCC meq's and women' yoll coach Sany Waliace said With th faallty comptpte. Orange C<>ast should not only be able to held d women's golf team next ason -1t missed the 2001 cdlllpaJgn OOcdUSe of not enough player.. -but eKpect the Pirates to become contcnde'°'. Goll at a community coUogP ha'> Richard Dunn ·veab, we're trying to bolster (tbe programs), mbe It t»Oger and better,• Wallace said. "We're trying to meet the needs ot the community. We're Wltbout a full drivtng range, but we're the next bat thing. I th.Ink we have a complete pACkage lo teach and promote the game. We're really in good hape right now.• typlcaUy attrncted aduJt tudents, some GOLF with loads of experience, others Just trylJlg to hone them skills. "I WdS over at Santa Ana Country Club (Tuesday) talking to four (lady) members there, ctnd they were pretty exC1lt>ll'r for me now to say. 'Look, we hit balls on Cdmpus and we Cdn him you Wf''re going lo better serve the community That\ why we're a community colJcge Age~ no Ide tor W<!'n• here to b lp all who want help • Anyone can rec:11ster for goll classes at OCC, but lo play on the golf t<>am. d shldc•nt !!> reqwrcd to be enrolled in di IPd'>t I 2 uruls, which IS dOOUt lhre1• cldSSt''> (plu\ two uml!it lor the tedml One ol the goU da t'" popul1n with ddult student.i. ti. dJl e•<Jhl·W(.'<'k cltl'>'> thdl llll'f'l.., on Tuesdtty and Thul"Mfdy mghll. (belon• ddyhght Sttvings ends). • "It's a class for 24 student . dnd thlb i.emesler I had 24 there, dnd 20 more wdnted to pel1tton the cla s, • WaUctce said. "I'd dY 80" .. of the students dre 1u11t l<>dm1nq how lo play qoll. to l>C' dble to play dnd 11oc1ahze with fcinuly memben. or work (c0Ueuyue~1 • Another clghl·W<'Ck cveruny cli:lss oHered at OCC ls the M enlcil Side of Goll, ldught by Jake Paine, tbe 3-yeu-old Soulb County boy who made a hole-In-one last i.ummer and ls touted as "the nation' 'foung t eel •brity gotfer, • completed hLS llrst 18-hole round In a charity tournament at Newport Beach Country Oub. • Jdke looked a UtUe beat at the end of the day. t le was leeping in his dad's arms during dinner,• said Jusltn Miller of the Nova Community Foundation, which hosted the indugural Friends of Nova.land Goll Class c Oct. 29 dt Newport Beach. Smee shooting an ace on the 66-yard hole No b at th Lake Forest GoU and Practice Center. PdlJle has appeared on ABC's ·cood Morning Amenca • and ·The Tonight Show With Jay Leno.• but had nev r played 18 holes on a real goll cowse unW last week. Nova Commuruty Foundabon, a nonprofit orgdnization ba~ in Newport Beach, works with urban youth aJter school through the Novdlctnd Learrung Centers and aims at helpmg tudent.s ucceed in school, seek higher cduccttion, build (Onfidenre and excel m Ufe. The goll tournament raised about $40,000, Miller said. • TL.WtSday, November 13, 20011hru $unday, November 18th, 2001 (QjGOSEN Racq uet Strings DVNLOY -~--· FREE TENNIS LESSONS -NO STRINGS ATTACHED 'We'll even lend you a racquet If you don't have OM." SUNDAY, NOYllMB•R 11TH To get you in the game we're offering free group tennis lnsons. Just bring your sneakers. AJI ages welcome Calt today to etgn up: 714•887•0211 -· ATnmm111•._ ... ,. , .. .._ ............ _ • ._.fll I W, Ai ... t•- --~~~~~~~.;.....-~~------~~~~----. -High tctlOOI • Corona del Mlf w. Nol1tMood. It IMne HW\ 7 p.l'I\; ~YI. (OU ......... Orenge Co.It ~ 7 p.m,; Emnc.i. Ill t..gur\11 leed\ 7 pm -· "Higfl tdlOOI ~ • OI ~ fint round l>Mto'l I. CiplllrlnO ~ It Newport HMtlof, l.1 s p.m • DNllliotl II, ~ It COrone del Mtr, l; 1 S p m yawDMl Co1te9e women · E~ Aeroneutlal Untwnrty et Vlngu«d ~ 7 p.m. BRIEFLY Newpor1 ll9Mr ....... s.Alon, led by CbrtlUne Woller (lefltand Uz Lord (right~. hOll Hemet tonlgbt ln tbe leCOnd round of tbe CIF Dtvlllon 0-AA Clrls Volleyball Playoffs. DON LEACH I OAl.Y I'll.Of High tdiOol girW OI ~ fnt round. ~ 11 M. Hemet It~ Hlrtlof. 7 p.m, OMliol'l II-A. o.-t Hot Sprlngl It CoroN del MM, 7 p m lB High tdlOOI gtrlJ • Of Playoff\ tint round, ~ M Hart It Newport IWt>ot l p.m. OMtiOI\ N, Bnhop Mol\tgom«y et Coforw del Mil, 2pm Bl Coli.ive men • UC trww at 4"' Co!Mgiate CIMK It Industry Htlb GC. 7 lO am Pirates ousted in first round HAPPY BIRTHDAY . Ce~at1f>9 tM 0.1/y Piiot's Athlett of t~ WHlc ~tfl Orange · Coast ~ College's men's Bucs win in four water polo team med the Soul.hem California R~ Pldyalf with an 11-4 finit·round kM Wednesday at C\M!Sta in San Luis~ Jeff Sample scored two goal!. for th • Pirate (15· 18). Newport I larbor High Product Greg WorUung clnd Matt DeMartino added one &K.h Orange Coa~t ~- College Wd, winner in tour .J:::? <JdtnCS W~ay dt R1vcrs1de City Collcgt.> 1n wom n's voUeybdll. ~tmg the T1ycr~. 29-3 1. 30-24. 30-15. :m. 25 behind the k1lb uf K.ttja Muller (27) clnd Audra Grim (101 l>oNNA HARRIS fa 0r.,. C~l Cott.ge crou country OmtA 11, OMMI CoMT .. Or~ Com 1 0 2 1 · 4 Cuesta 3 2 2 4 · 11 ar.,.. CoMt • S,,mple 2. Worthing t, o.Martino 1 S,,ves · ~rvey t 2. nw Pir.iles improved to 17-0, 11 ·O tn th OrdOQP Emp11 • Conference R1vers1dt>, led hy L1ndd Pd<'d drtd Ket •y Thompson, fell to 5· 10. 4·7. Ntcu.I MAcxlY • Newport Harbo< swimming ....... ..., ....... ,.. 111 t ~ 1 boa\, 16 M19l•n 1 Mnd bMI, 1 hal•M I rodtflSh, 31 tculpoo. S ~ 11 ~tth. 1 cabuon ~ ~ l be»~ 4S M19len 0 yellowt.atl. l4 bonito, 66 <MICO bMI, ll ~ 36 ~;I rodlfdh, 6 blue !*di. , 11rgo, 75 mMll«e! JR. All-AMERICAN FOOTIAll Pee Wee Seahawks tame the lions, 47-0 The Newport·Mei.d Junior All-Americcln Football Pee Wee '•ahdwk~ hut out tht• Westnunster Lions, 47-0, In a fu11t-round playoff game Saturday Erlk IMk r turned the hr..t of his two inter· ception 40 yard for the Seahdwks' flr't touchdown. Robbie Lusk folJow<'d with .i 25·ydrd touchdown and Carlo Vaid rnn 35 ydrd'> for a touchdown a few play later WUua O'Brien capped lh S&thawks' sconng tn the filst halt with a 5-yord touchdown run up the rruddle. Lusk and Vclldes added tou hdown run 1n the second half and Jake 1..e-erau i.cored the final Se4bawks' touchdown on a 30-ydrd run. n..y Polla, ..._ Hmr..._ and WW Brown made pass lntercepbon for th Seahdwks (8· l ), wbo ecuned their hJtb ronsec"utve hutoul ' The defense Wti led by lidlie Son!mon. Chu Vldlery, Jon Trtpt. Brke sua ...... P.J. S._ptOD. 1kml ~...._Lawter 4llll<I sene o.wn.. Contributing on off n e w re T•ylor Sepeh'eda. JuUa EJboun, Kelter Falrbukt, lryce JardlM. Mk:laael J ..... 0-y Malydly, ,._ McK1H-. Corb&a McNutt. Nick ...... Pnalde -..0, Jerry WbitMy dOd Colla Wlgefy. r In other NMAAJF action· • COIONA PANTHIH 13, JUNIOI CLINIC Se.AHAwxs I • ·A..a. Blodgett'• fir t quarter touchdown run higbtighted the SeaNwkl' offense. ZacMly Plrt. hay Yokoy ... and 'J\'ler Henry were lb'Ong on defeme. With the playoff lols, lhf' T Four players selected to play in Bowl game Four repr~ntdtjve from th<' Newport.' Me .i Junior All·Am ncan Footbdll Junior Pee Wee Sedhawk will repr<>sent th!L Amt>rican Cooler nee 1n th • All-Amencan Bowl ga1ne in Oecember Nick Svendsen and Scott Chene wert> sel<'Cted on d f nw wtul Austin 11.Uger and Kevin Rask wer ch n on off . Seahcawk end the sea on with 4.5 record Blodgett. MkhHI TM ......... Gntaer, Ryan Andrews, firth, GrMae Pr...,, vo11oy ... and llalr l.udls w r solid in th bdckhcld. Th offen 1v line Wtl dnchor d by Jobn Pri<*eft. Aad l?W ~. n.t.l A.adll"IOtl. 1\'lt'r Barbato, Mwplty lartlJat, Jed& KMen. CWldy C.lewood. n.t. GUdut. Kyle Ortotl. JMOD Wooding, Co.or o.iaa. H ...... .,.,_.., ErkMorril, a...~,.... Eddy, JOMp1a oec ....... JM• Hall. 0rew Jlo8eUefv, Heery, hid'°""'°' &.Uott nuto. and Muto ......... . • THI JUNIOR Pu Wu SIAHAWK. wer elimlnat d in th lust-round of the playoff Saturddy. The Seahawb completed more than ~0% of lb ar pas es whll throwlng for thr • touchdowns. The t am ended the lfflOn with a 1·7·0 rocord. Daily Pilot 5roRTS Thundoy. ~ a. 2001 BS NO time to pause for Sea View ch~pions Nonleague foe Westchester brings seven-game winning streel;k into Ta.rs' regular:season finale. IMy ~ cl1mbtng starts • OMV PlDT Westchestc>r. which OJ>f'ned NEWPO RT tbe sea.son w1.th a 3r.o loss to BeACH -N W· powerful Long 8eiKh Poly. but port ft arbor has won e4ch ol Its sev n gam High football slnce, provide more than ct coach Jeff bump in the trail. 8 r 1 n k 1 e y ·we're fortunate from lhat believ wtnnlng a CIF Soul.hem ltandpoint. bee.a~ Westchester Se ti 01 1 1 VI b ls a ve!'Y good football team.• c on v on c ampt· Brinkley said of the Com t • onshlp &s parallel to cltmbtng cbamp101u; of the Western Mt. Ever t. Le So, one week alt r clindung ague for lhe Wtb tune m m the Sea Vi w League c~pi· seuons. "We're playmg well onship and one we k fore and we want to k eep our momentum going. We want to opening the post eason, hnl h the (regular·season} Brinkley said his Sailors wer undefeated. whlch 15 something hnnly entrenched an base camp that doesn't happen very often as they prepare to host l o · We're also playing to set the Angeles Caty Section ~ prnsen· school rc-cord for most wms m tatwe Wmrtch t r Friday at 7 lhree stralght a.sons • p.m. to conclude the regular An unbeaten regular sea.son sea.son. would be only the hlth in 7 1 "We've com a long way, but Vcll'Slty camprugns for the S&Jors I Uunk our Kids r alile we WJ (8·0· l ), ranked No 1 m C IF have a long way to go to where D1V1SJ0n VI and No. 5 m Orange we want to be,·. BnnkJey srud. County. ·we can reel good about where A victory wouJd give· them we're at, but now the r~al 33 over three S("asons, bettenng llWPOll LllllPS Ona• DE&• ' ... ...... ... Wt.a...... ... .... "" .. a. .... ' ...... a.. J-2 1'5 St QI U D • I .-.-u llO Jr Tl s ca-..... 6-1 llO Jr .. 10-..... Sii 160 St W9' t -lilcDDMMD &.() 160 ,, ~ 23 D.-M••~ f.2 Ito St rt 11 --.rO... M 270 St LT 16 A.J. .__ H 210 k lG St -M•lollU. f.5 215 St C 11........... 6-3 245 Sr i.G 750..._ M l10 Jr 111' 0. OMIM* "9 ......... 1 ......... ~ 2 LI Mo-l El Modtnl, 4 ~ s. wi. ,.,.. • WOOdbt1d99, 7 c..r1J01; • lust~ ' Mevfw: 10 1(.-dy the mark e tahll hPd by the 1992·94 squads. A wm would also lock up the No I seed tn OMS.Ion VI. which lh Tars converted into sect.Jon tJtJ 1n 1994 ctnd 1999, lheonly other time 1t ent red the playoff as the top seed Still, Bnnk.ley '>Aid be would tak an opportunity to rest an1ured pldy r ttnd, perhop'>. 91ve ome other add111ondl M'ilSOntng. ·we may bP C'rt?dllve w11h some personnel thlng , • he SGld ·w e don't want to get out ol !iync, bul there·~ a pos 1bil1ty (Juruor tw·kup) Mike M cDonald could get a few extra repc1lllions dl quarterback We have to do what ts m th be>t mt ts our ow team. so cU\yone que t10n· able fw1th an Injury} will not play · Brinkley )did hm1ted knowledge ol We trhe<1ter peNOnnel and schem will db.o · force h1 tall to be extrct Jlllt>nllve Fnday night "This IOdY be <mt> or tho .. c . . g t.h;st will probabty indude !IOrn cu.cbmg un mo' •, • Bnnld y 11atd Scmor qUArt rbdck Morg.u1 C'ra1g od )un1or t4llb1H':k Oartanqan Jot\Mon have kt'pt lh Tah' oflenstv movmg lllJ n Crutg h.ds complet •d Hb of 124 pn'> s (b'J.4 '11.J for 1. l:!l yards dnd 17 touchdown.., < ·rd&q h thrown only two int rc.ip· bOns dlld hiu ehc' t\.1$hed for Jij() yard d.nd lhr TD JohnM>n ha "ma'i •d t,:m~ 11.4 hmg yMds and ored nuw T Ds. op ralmq bt>h1nd an olfcn ave hne led hy UCLA· hounfa 1nckli• Rotwrt \hdt, Montancl·bound Ct!nttor Jt-11 M.ushall and I Ito~ 'i •ntor r tununq tarter Bryc10 Breldnd Crdtg\ lavonte rt'<e1vN heh . been naor Addm Kems. who hd\ 2:l catch for .SO') yard'> tn urly 23 pet CdlCh) c111d to~ W(',trhe t~r 1'i ct\'<"rdqlluJ nt•orly 41 point dunnq ah w•nmnu lrf>dk, 1ncl11dmg 48· pomt output\ ugairut Pdlic;od"' and Unavt!rs1I~ l htfh ul Lo'> Anqt•ll•'>. "" w •II a t1 52·potnt WUldf..U t &ln.t M4nu.1 Arts Kunnln!J back Mike s.Nord 11 4 TO I 1 on or everal olltns1ve thr at , who l o andud ru.nn109 back Brandon I lamptoo il.Od ~en.an Johnwn Newport I lurbor h given op 40 polnb c;r mqre only tw1ce in lh • lo t J4 ., u)On and o.nly one m Bnnkl r, i. 191 games at lh~ h Im Id 45·b. a VI w loss to Cor'>on Polmer·l~d Santa_' Mugdntct an l <A7) Tlw Wt ... 1rh 'it.-r off nse w'LlJ t • t • I ldrbor unat that l eds Ordngt C ounty m sconng tll'11•n l•llowtny JU t UC polOts per gci,Qlt!I ""-t'~"J>Ort has three \hutu11h 1h1 tall' ha allowed mon• thdn nn touchdown to only on.-Qf)punent dnd h not g111P up mur1• thiln 14 potnts l.n a l]ctmP. • 1 told uur guys they were qoanq 10 ha\e to lrtce peed at -.ome point d11nn9 tht• playolt • -.u ¥.t• Oll<fht •l" welJ e wme nt>w dnd mdkt tht• odJustxnPnl, • Bnnkl• • '>did nw ~ulor. or(> .16-t ·2th Ldst '>L\ \l•d..on' oqciUl,t ll'dm not t.n th!' '-•d Vww i..<>dgue . MESA coN-r:tNUED FROM B 1 Seeking a silver lining would make tus team an odds· on favonte lo host a hnt·round playoff conte I , though the Mustangs are unranked in' the diVlSlOn Both teams share several slm· tlanlles and Perkins is expectmg a herce battl • 1 think its an evenly matche19 deaJ and both t ams have been opportuna tic with turnovers, so the learn that holds onto the ball should have an edge.· Co ta Mesa hai. an 1mpres 1ve plus· t 7 turnover ratio, but Uru may have lhe edgt:> in the kicking game. where seruor Chm Sprague has locked seven fteld goals, wtth a long of 42 yards. Neither team take many chances with its paSj&llg gam , relying in lead on a phy 1cal offerwvo line and ~m talented ball earners to mo~ th chains, eat up.the d0ck and pul points on ·the scoreboard Costa Mesa. with 1unaor . fuJlb4<:k Keola A uega ruor tailback Nick Cab1co and wmgbacks Freddy Rodnguez and Omar Ruiz. spreads lb ball around more in 1t running game Asuega has ama ed 9 40 yards and 14touchdowns on 135 carrtes this faU. whlle Cabico has collected 683 yards and six TDs on 92 attempts. Cabko also has a pair of touchdown receptions. Rodriguez and Ruiz have combtned for nearly 500 rushing yards and eight TDs on 1ust 61 combined cames Uruvenity qwuterback Nick Gerakos. on tbe other hand. delivers most of hu handoffs. pitches and pas es to senior COM CONTINUED FROM 81 • Nick Cablco Bobby Arroyo Freddy Rodriguez Scott Packett T he leagues leading ru~her has produred t, 133 yard and 15 touchdowns on 145 came and is dlso the team' leading receiver with 19 catches for 393 yard and three TDs. He has also cored a touchdown on a punt return Uus sectSon and tus 114 points dre fourth most in Orange County. "Oh boy, you have to top Pickett,• Perkins Sdld. "He's th ir go.to guy and they put h.un in a lot of dUferent places He's a real dlsopUned runner who has a good sense of when to cut betund tus blockers. And. when th y use tum on the dive, h ruts the boJe hke a rocket He' tough to tackle, so you have to get h.un betore he gets gomg U the hrst or i.ecood guy doesn't get hlrn, he's usually golng to score • ,. The Costa Mesa defen £' prevented CdM from sconng la t week in a crucial ·17·0 lnumph and Perklns believes the unit I d by enaor in 1de linebacker Bobby Arroyo, d'> well cJ af tic Cab1co and Rodnguc1, 1 p ok1n9 di th corr ct lune • 1 think we've had ~ome focus problem with all the th1nys that hdve gone on this year." Perkmss.ud ·eut I thrnk · la.,I Wt>llk Wd., d hr ttkout qanw • Both dc>feru.e will focus on stoppmg the oppolll'nt''i runrung- game. hopmg to lore th qudr· terbacks to make plays. Costa Me a senior A J Pertons has compt ted 45 of 117 pd tor 506 yard' dnci ven TDs, but hM thrown only two mtercept.tons Gerakos, a b·loot·3 JUntor, ha connected on 56 of I 09 J>dS for 908 yard and 19ht TDs, wttb rour mtercepl1ons Rodnguez and C"ab1~ have five !ntercepllons ap1Pce and M has 16 p1clu lhlS faU Of DNJllC* &X ••--I South Hiib. 2 Ir .. Olindl; l Not1hwood; 4 ~ S Wtst1m, 6 HonhMW: 1 Loi Arn9J' I Gilden Grow, 9 Fullerton. 10.. C..0-.. Mllr;~ c...-.. ~· 1 IU. ,_.. S. 10 17S Sr QI 22 lllllal ~ w 145 Sr Tl 24 IC8mA All-. 6-0 Ito k fl J ~A m &.o 190 St wt _....._.....,. S.11 150 ,, W9' 47 ........ 6-2 22S St T£ SS.......... 6-2 2IO Jr LT 6' ,.._ C:.-0. S. 10 175 k LG stmi.n• S10 200So C S2 ..._ McO_, 6-2 i.s St 11G IO Mam ....._ 6-4 2SS Jr. Rf (or 478 yard and sevenTDs Th S a Ktngs, who tart nine seruon on oUense but only two on defense, have been led defensively by juruor uwde lane· t>.cker Man Cooper and Junior defensive tack.le Jay.on Skall.t. LlllUPS I "'-llmuM> S-11 Ito Sr OE 7S ....,_ ,_.., S-10 JOO Jt OT 6J .,._ ' • ..., S-7 ISS St OT s -.. c,-.-., s.t no Sr oc '2 ---S-9 190So Oll SI _., a-.o S. 10 U0 St Ml.I M Jlll V.wt s-11 200 Sr Oll 12 .... ~ s-t 165 Jr Cl 2' Lam GITllMll 5-7 12S So Cl 22 lllllal ~ W 14S St SS l ,_.,., A I 111 6-4 Ito St fS and Laguna Bedch. Junior Kris Cooper, wbo bu milted mOlt oy._ H•lty Corona del Motr seruor quarterb•<'k Dylan H ndy looks to bou.nCf' back from ha wor&t gam of the'! MUOn~M I an wtuch he Uuew Im fmt 10terc ptton In llX g.m • • needs Ju•t 9 paul.ng ya.rd.a Jo reach lht• 1,()()(). yard plat au cind come In with 76 of l b I •9ue cam· peagn wilb • liOm a...~ wW MM at oUlllde ~In p--. ol Keid'I Loog, who bldly ipraiMd an ankle I.Mt wtiek. Senior com erbeck Steven Ward peces tbi MQ)ndary wtth four lntemtpdom. . 0tten16•ely, )uruor Muk C&uctUW came. tbe·mall tor t.be SH Kings. The 5-9. 1&5· pound taMbedl .... 1.171 ~ mil eipl toucbdowm oa 171 c:mt..t(e.bll"911il ........ ..................... ..... 17'1 ~ IDdlidllg .,. ,.....,...,...um,.111, Cl• . completJon1 In 150 olt cnpt,, wtth tight touchdowns and hve iriterceptiont. Ward ll Hendy'• favorue ~ Ward's N wpol1·MeM Dtttrk1·)Hd1ng 28 recepuoru have produc@d 366 y•rdl and JMTOI. CoraM del MM. •Mmptiog to atlnd Ill llrMk ol IMking lbt Clf p11yoa. eo tour ttrai(lbt yws. ~ ._. yw's meeting, ~·1. ,,.. S.. ICllgl...,. dropped ................. ......,. _ ....... Lii llPI • • d Esta ncia and Laguna Beach battle tonight to avoid last place in PCL. Barry Faulkner D AA.Y Pit.OT NE\\< PORT BEACH The• hn~h lme ~ IOUI qUdners dWdY lor the high school footbdll team from Estanoa dnd Lagunct 8<.'ach. which meel to avoid land.mg an the PCL cellar tonight dt 7 o'(:lock dl Newport Harbor High ·11'i. kind of hke a champ•· onstup game for ui.. 'MlJd Estanetd Coach Jay Noonan. whose tedm as bidding to dV01d only th .. econd wanles se~n an the school'& 37 \:dr.>1ty camp.ugns ·No one wonts to be an th celldr, so UUs 'ihould be cl hard·fought gdJTle • Ldguna Beach COd< heel by former 20-year Corona del Mar head man Dav Hollclnd. was boptng to be fight.mg lor o CIF Southern Sec tion Dlv1sloo IX pl.tyoft berth ~ c:eason But aft r a S-0 start. the ArUsts have lost all low league cont ts St&J.I, already assured theu hrsl non·IOSUlg setiOn IJXi 1987 • wtn would se<ure the Art1St.S f11St wanning sea on ance that 87 squad went 10.2 The Artists' c:hanc"C> tor Vl(1ory would be increelSCld cocwd rably should Junior uulback Donelle Oclrlmg be able to sbokc off the tnJWV proble~ thdt sid lined tum ror Id t week· 44·lt lo s to league·leadmg Northwood Darling. who has ru hed tor 1.009 yards and cor d ta touchdowns. 1ndudin9 14 of tht.> CHAI CONTINUED FROM B 1 Coach JeU Bnnk.J y. who I! among lhose Imp by lh DaUy Pilot Pl yer of lh W k' rue combtnaUon of power end grace. "For a bag kid. he's very athlebc and b ·s able to tay on bis.feet.• Brinkley said •He's one of the rucest, most pobte klds you'U ever • meet, a real gentle.n\an But he' very aggressive out there and be finishes oft has blocks. He seems lo find another gear on the Ueld • The finishes of whJch Bnnkley speakl usually mean pe1n for Chat's opponent, perh.lps even embarr.......m. Ana 1 .. ld'>t Ill Tl>'>. 1!"> 4Ul".>UOn· obi • Wltb nb and onlJt• problem .. • 1 pokt-wuh CQdch I loUctnd .md ht" Sdld he Wd'> hopanq to gPt hun l>drk lor thl'> w ... •k, • Noondn said ·1 oarhn91 utwaou ly mdJ<l'' o bag dart rl'll<"I' ICJr lht>m W11hout DMhn9 lht• .\rw,1i. thrf'\\ on \ 1rlucilly C\ NV do\' n d<fclln't l'<orthwood lagund., · I ad1n~ ru her dQt1an t thP T1mbt.•rwolv~ qctmed 'l \ cmh on twocc1me~ "Tht•y hdn• ~omf' I.ids ""ho pla\' good, tough loothdll, hut l>drhnq LS J)('<ldl · Noondn '>Cl.Id • 11e .. d vc•ry eiq,lo1tl\ 1• running h•H k II you don 1 contcHn tum. you r chdi.lllg tum • CstdnCld t0·8. 0·4 ~ wall '>d}' goodbye lo t>1ght 'K'ruor !>lltrtt>I"> ••i. p.trt 1>1 lhP • S(•naor night· pnL>qamt> rt•rt>mony dnd oonun hop1. ... to ., nd thc>m oul a wtnnt'" A wan would bt• a gredt '>l.dV 10 end the year and begin our oft d!iOn J>rtXfldlD, • OOl'ldll ~Id ·c rtdJnJy. nobody wcrnt.s to ~ct hut out 1m the v1c101) columnt • E ldnc10 ho., avoided being hul ou1 th1"11 t•d<,on but the dele hcls utrf'nd red a school· ISIAllCll 12 ~ ......... 6-l 1&9 h OI 11 "-T.-U Sii 110 Sr q 4 Mn0t V.ulll S-6 140 Sr RI ll Nara H•-ntllf M 170 St WR 17 ....... s..A. S-10 175 St ...... )) ~ CMa.t.AI S.11 170 Jr ...... 60 GM't SlMMt S.9 llS So LT n flNA "'-" 6-4 240 St LG 7S Jam1M t• 'l!lllG S. 11 240 h C 19 9lr: 5-••111 6-0 19S SI RG 6ot Man~ 6 ·2 245 Jr ltT llOI Ai CHAI ·When ell tbe recrulten came throUQh last sprtng to watch blm OG bbn, they dktn't want to shut down lbe sntector. • ~ Mid •They Mid be WM IO f\JD to wetch. bet"•UM when lbe play wat winding down, he wa ltill drWiDg bil guy out of tbe fraane. • Adctidoml foclcler for a..l'I gsowing leg· end umbel wMI coedaM a.II a •punch• on pw ...-C*-· )lie -=tJnlir-. • lbup thrult °' bGela .... lllllD • .,, tv"I ct.t. a.d1mgr'MID11Dplmw...S,... ha, while aUowtllg lbe bla cMr ID Niii bit be ......... 1111 trr'I ........ Aoa• CllaA. llaxac• ._ __.....,. ·aftee....,. ••••t e •fflt bM ................ .., • • •• 11n.-mwn.1111111.1 111d....._lilllil , ......... It ·111111. .,,_. ..... .................. -... ... ....... ,.. .......... .. ,__.. ......... .., .. ~ .... ....... Ht•• ... Jr' 1 • ri'furcl Ui 1 p<iant'll per goml", with 11 ''"'JIP-<Jctm•• low ol '2 t ngMn t < 1ntd :\ft·)(S • Tht• Et1<1lt~ h<.t\.C ~1ttlded Just tH H 11endl \ur<h per yanae ttm '""'on, .. opp<> ed tu .l9S ~r conu 1 on th•• yround Ldyuno Beet ch senior qu<Hle>rbdck Todd Merz has thro'' n e\ en or h1 11 mtercep- honl> og<11n 1 lrdgUt> competauon th• hal> comp! •t !d off ns111 ly by 1un1or ~udnetbilcl.; Lewis Brad· <;hu\\ ''ho hd' thrown for 673 'tttrd\ dnd e1<1ht TD dnd ru h~ for I'< TIX csJ> lhe 1nggl"r man U\ 1h1• 't'N option "t•nior Junior Tc101elu 1s tl\e lc'ddtnq nbhn with 147 yorrl and ht> ha~ cored lour TD111 whiJP ~nc•ll dnd M>ruor Nale Hamman llfl' the lt>ddlnq re<t>IVCl"S With 18 ond lb catch respett1..,ely l.dgunc1 &Mch h• lu..t 14 ol 11 lcli.t 15 PCL yum :*) but of th lour PCL g•me:. II hcU 1oo·on on the ht-Id .. tnce 1990 thn h•ve =t d{Jdll\SI Estcinoa ~l.Alnna I ads the n t 0-6 LlllUPS .oawww Mt. Wt. a. .... M I ts Jr DE S-11 24S So OT S-t 245 St OT 6-J 11S So 0( 6-J1ts JrOl.I s-t 1IOSo u S.11 llO Sr Ill w 145 So.Cl.I s. 1017S St Cl s-1140 St Cl S-10 160 So FS 84~~8.2001 ,SPORTS Doily Pilot lightning strikes Panthers with 4-3 decision· • · .,... a.. and lh• Soccu fUAa with four CJOdl~ Inn lecerra SC'Ored two goab to MoNan'I -1'lmollly ..... (three &~ft llGIOll 97 by the X-TennipalOts d , CAI dou.ll tromNollaW... n.woru•nn.1two ~rk lh Ughtnlng In a 4-3 victory · •ves} and.._... De•"-~ Al~ Slw ffedrkk, Gnn en 1 n Oils) ~ lllitl 1e (one goal) lind overtb P n an an AYSO Reg100 strong tu the net for the Poreat Anoyo Pclttc. lnduded DMlel Netmr end ~ I,..•-= ( t g<Mal) .-, contnbu1t'f1 97 boys und r-10 scx:cer g Monkeys. The offenM WH led by In girls under-to aeuon· M.Mtlllll on on..-. Lendlngwppon w r kyle Coltoa Cyu&ay nd Setvto c..da Dauy laf•UI ftwo stiou), .,...... • bD Doc l. Sou• le.us a • • ,!:'. ~;-s .roe:~ by w..... ._...with two lhotl and l'llilal lWro. &1w scored gOdls ror tho Ughbltng. A ~ (three lbota), lp1acw Sldltla, MdCsra coea-.K'Oled ilt'gO&I an the a.en. .1011•da• Leabedl and enc w1lb trong def • Wt nunut hea~r by WU Cwiel kepc Vbllde Am. ...... ,.... and ~ fint bait for the R«I Dogs to 1 th vtacut ~ lh Panthers' nnaJ comer kick from Allee. Midfield.en Nldl v...._.. and ~re. 1• 1• 8'altlla Keltoe KOred th ROMlet on defeme .,..,...._ In boys under-6 rtton. tytng the 5COt' • CIHltUaa ScoH played well. The winn&og goal off a"'°" I*" by Cottam. ~·Cole aao-er. Jotdaa wit. · Slevn MJUer dJld Mucot Urquiza derenie was anchored by To-y The defenH w411 led by lrlanH Ryu Goodlag, CbaJ'U• Heb odrae lr of• D OU.. ... ___ ... _ ........... _. ,,.. _ _._ ---' ... _ and Cory Ktoeger contrl ute. on were ong on 1en . rew '· ~----UIJ-auu --D'mdiDa. ...nmac ,..., anss Cheltee • THE llAMMHHIAJ>I squdred ull ugatnst tbG Rodletl and received qo,Jl' from suwa JIWTter, Cn• non Mltdw-u And Gauo• had. Nl.:Olu Hous, r had uo • •~t. Gr•nt MoorP's CJOttl hlghtightecllho ttock ts' off llS€! WUI Hlnkela .. and lyu Baakent nm trolJed the ball on oflen • tor th1· Hanuncrhea.ds while Kyte~ palroUed th midh Id . lrecht Vantbol and Matthew· ArnokL &utla. Ketadra Mu•. Zol• VerraU, ~~~0· .--nnd too.k on the SWe:a DlPrancesca mot d the-ball w.eoll M A.mV"-*and bMty'nmpUB p1ay«'d inc ~ .... " mldlluhJ. Patrick Bria.ad, Miies In boys under 12 APP l::y: well. Coartney Frend•, Veronica SOaft!asanc:I rt'<'elvodgoabfrom'-: Ruden and goa~ per John Ryder • NEWPOllT ll!ACH 3, otlONA DIL Md.Aima tlnd .,.,._.,.... w wong J~=.~-= ~ rontnbutedondetense MA.a2 -art.Slcma ·andA.drtM d nth netforth Redn. ... (6-1·1). -....... --...-loUDCallOC.'e each K«tld a goal and .... ~ Mlmm YeotUDS ond Haydee Noakes In boys und r-12 uction Demay Perdollo bad a goal and two • X· TUMINATOltS O, Gafl'.,DEaS 0 • httd num rous f.hOUi on gOcll • c llMSON CLOWNS t. Foae T a . ts for N wport Beach Ula game at • TIO! BLUE MAGICIANS overpowered Outstandln<J def •nsive efforts wer M!Cf\ AYSO RIGIOll 57 ThunderhaWks race tO 5-2 win The Thundcrhdwks were 5-2 winners over AJ1..o N1gu •I tn Costa M !tel bo~ under-13 APP r1rt1un in AYSO 57 SO<'C'Cr play Sclturday. Kaydeo HJ.att. Caleb Burgess and Lull Cozza !><'Or<.•d goals to give thf• T hunderhawks o 3-1 l1'1lll11ne lead . A\IStln Even scored In the second half and Benny Edi !>lormcod through the Aliso V1e)u l..lefense to score a shorthanded goal lo seal tlw wm The otfell.Ml WdS supported by Sta.mes Arnold, Matt Grella r1nd AJber1o Nava. lbolDU Kosnot.ky played w •U tc. gOdlkeeper and received d1·l<'nslve support lrom Ben Abbott Kennetb Zich clnl..I Adam Se.agondolla.r. In qirls undN-10 dcllon •Tm? llJp Grns 4, PEsTo Gins 2 . The RJp Girls l'urnl'd thf'ir riflh victory ol tho season with a tnumµh over the Pei.to Glrb Saturday. Caroline Hudenberg (two godl"i}, Alna 011lpoU and Kehey Davis M'Orl.!Ci to lt>dd th • Rip Girls. Kellie Langwell cilso rontnhul<•d on oflense. Maggie Mc£1roy doJJUndled the m1dhf ld wtule the defense was dn<'hored by Karoline Wang, Erin Almuaz .ind Abby Jones. Go.tlket•p<>rs Leyla Hezar and KAatlt> DraUln spht lime in lhe net In boyl> un<for-10 drtlon: • MAKo Stwues 3, STORM 0 • Chris freeman l>C'Or<•d two goalb cmd Ryan Peyton SC'Ored one to lcod the undefeated Sharks. to U1etr eighth straight v1rtory Braydon Bladdord ctuppcd m wlth an .i>'i!lit M1dflelders Sebatlu Welch and Cameron Kopple shut down the Stonn ' otren e David Fenner, Chandler Mitchell dnd Suhm Arab protected the Shdrks' net. •FLYING TtCE.ltS 3, U CHTNINC 2 · Wlll Monow ~ored two go.ti cind Muon Cue had one to llelp the Tigers come from behind for tht} wtn. AutiD Jones, Zach Socoloskl, Nick Mathews and Ch.r1sUu A.ndenon contnbutt!d on ortcnse The defense was led by 1\'evor ftriednaan, ZKh Hab4tr, len Klug and goalkeeper Z.dl CabJn. Preston Preuer and Sam Parks scor d for the ughtmng. In girls under-to act.ton. • SHoa Bm!AmtS 4, F\JNlcy MoNlcEYs 0. Sarah Cuv.W and Mara TeDll each scored two gOdJs. A8lelgb s.lla had~ Kelly Cooper, Vk1orl.a hrll.beed. Snaaub Perk.Im and Erica Phllllps were oUd in midfield. Goalkeepers Korlnne Konllll and Vktorta lurkbeed earned th(> hulout with support from delenders Jenn.Her l.lnunernuul, Ellzabelb Ba.ngv and Zoya Mohan. • PAD.on r,c-ll!EN Gea.os 2 -ha Tas.ldllen (two goals) and Bryn HalUngs (on gOdll h lped the Palrlots unprove to 7-t. Swab Cralg hdd d k y isl while A.nna Venturln.I was trong on defense. • l...un Gw.s 4, BLUE BULLETS 0 · Kathryn Couer and A....,,,, Jobmoa scored goals ror the Laker Girls. uyne Kelly, AdlH Zepfel and Y-.IDe becU also played weU for th Laker Girls. The Blue Bullets were led by g04lk pers JOC'elyn NeU and Taryn Greenberg. Fullback s Katie eron.adyke, MNkeo* Comt.anllnou and Lama Martina also contributed to the Blue BuUets' eUort. In boys under-8 action: • Tue BLue RAPIDS took on the Llzdrd and received two goals from team captain Hutton Mc:ICetuaa. Jack Corab c10d Nkk Molinaro also scored While DmAel Hobl, M.n I.anon and GimuJJ Multarl provided defenslVe upport JOlb Giger and z..cta Munaugh pldye<l well m m1dfteld and hdd muJtJpJe dS ills. • THI! Yeuow LICHTNlNG ('ollid"d with the GaJaxy. Cole Klrby, Jedd lbayer, Hunter Molnar dnd Michael Bui ore<l g0tt1s Grant Hodg.klnl play id w U in rrudfacld. Sobd defense w~ provided by DemJtrlo1 Ingram, Brooks W• tervelt and yoalk pcrs Connor Lazar dnd MJcbaeJ Doertng • THE GIEIN MAC HINE fctced the Purple l.Jghlrnng Bol Brent l.aWIOa. and C.J. Nugt'llt each scorNi two gOdls Cort HuUng1 and anu Mull d.lso hctd goo.b. Blake Crable had two &Sts and D•vll <;ate plnyed a good dll· around gamf' Pete ltlgM and CamtU Bnwer also contrlbut id to the Gr( n Machine' effort. In hori under-7 action • THI! Bwe GATOIS had their be t perfonndnc<• ol lht' S<>ce;on agdll\St the Crystal l>rtJgoru. Mallhew be.rbume dnd Tomo Andry ~r d two goals apit'C'e WUI fortier came up with d big c:lSStSl . C arl Johansson, Paul MuCabe and Bryce JoMrmon Wt!Jl d1J strong lO the gOdl and JOMlholn Ka.run dJld Alex Jenkins provadf'd stronq d f nse Tb Cry led Ordgoru wNt.• led by Jack C.U, Spencer lhuthen, Kevln K.uM.nlhJ .and Andy Kamegawa. Key def nSJve plciy were mdd<' by Eric ToUa, Jon.h Husted, Annen Mavusl, Grant Wysopal and Baron Yahn. In boy!> und r·h act.ton • THE SHOClCEJIS took on the StJv •r Rock •ts und were I •d by Jake H aaUng1 Uour go11 ts1 ctnd ~tthew IUete (on 90ctJl. Jared Dror dtld Monte uJollesCAI h11d .is 1st Jared Daniels, Nolan McCarthy dnd Tllnner Mllauo contnbut ~ on de.I nse AYSO RIGIOll 120 Bad Hair Day earns win to open playoffs Bad Ha r Day had a good ddy 1n th• operung gdml' ol th playoff • eamm<1 .a 1. I victory over the Lam Oevib in ;in A\..,< > Region 120 gtrls und r-12 SOCC'er gdmt• 1111 Soturday Corl Patelsld rored two yo(il .11111 TayJor West hdd one. Strong del<'rute wa provided by 0 1.tna Gonnlez and Jamie S11rdyka1. Palgt- Wallace and Bridget Gleuoo m.idt• k1 ·\ tops m th<' net In hoys under-I 0 act.ton •TEAM ~ILVB l, TEAM COME.'1'. t • RJgober1o Put~ scored an arty gOJI 101 Team Qu1ck!ulv r with upport lrorn Jonatban MJran~ Robert BladtW@ll .i11tJ Jose Hldalgo on Saturddy. GodJket.•1)1 '' Scott Wagner, Andrew Roth ant.I Kohl Jones stuycd trong to preserve tht• 111 Scott Alvarado, Cody Childers, 'J\'ler SddJti dnd Devin Gulbtle a.bo rontnhu11 .. 1 to TI •dffi Qulcks1lv r's f>flort • T EAM Q uac KstLVl!I 3, GoLot-~ DIACO 2 · Roth scored the flnit c1c1<1I with ~upport from Gut.hne. Wagner dncl 81.ickweU on Nov I Perez ddded c1 qwl but the Gold n Dragons answered with two {}Odls to ti th • ~re. 2-2. tong pl.i~ from SctuJt~. C tuJd rs dnd H1ddlgo kc·pl the game tied until Mm1ndd scor ~ th•· gome-wmner In th hnal mmutes • W OLVEJlJNl! 0, GALAXY 0 • EdWlldo Esplnoz.a and David Navta were !>1rOO<J 111 the net wluJ Matt Jooes, ~ &plnou dlMI Robert lulaa were JOUcJ on def en Ev.a.n l!dbon. Kevln IOMr, Ryan Barnett and Marc Defrenu contnbutcd on olfenst• AYSO ... there4s nothing quite like the awesome beginning Sdturd.iy EIJITOH'S NOTE: There'a nothlny quill' llkf> the first tlml• In most an y t.'ndeavor Thu A YSO cooclt from Region 97 tells It I/he JI ls and 11 pretty well sums up that tlrst·yeor !tOCCf!t el.pcrlenc:e for yoongatets in every regK>n Some call It swann buU. or dmeba l><Jll Whdt <to you rettlly l'ltpt-ct l rom 5·yedr-ol<h? 001 te.un as tht• T-Rex 's dnd ow cheer 1~ "llAVI! FUN!" sports, but the competitive world we live ln We are a recreational organizabon ctnd we do not k p 5COre ... but they know, who run.a fut and scores. I so wanted to make it a oon.lidence--buikbng experience, with po11tive and reward.Ing experiences. Pirst and luting memories, full of laughter and joy that will bring them all back next year. Can you reaUy coach 5-year-oldsf Sports psychologlsL1 will tell you ·basically, no,• and not to overcoach them, nor push th m. U you provide them with a po 11Jve and nurturing environment in which they can exp themselves in a self dl1covery en· v1t0nment and y HAVE FUNI, they will learn. feel blessed with ltll' good fortune of d gr at socc r mentot ant! fncnd, my • neighbor O n of th •greatest gllls you can give. ~ shartng your quul1ty Lim • and cxpenenc with th luture oULe~ of our gre.11 rommunlty and th • world , the chUdren. Now, rrom the cCMch. but through th ey of 5·year-olds: Our ll~t garn was hard. mOfil of u\ dl(l not even know wluch Wc1Y to go All our COdCh tc1Jkcd about was having fun ctntl t •Umg th oth r te..m dnd us how wi U we are doing W • use the ·magic word • on our lPclm \Yo .iy pl ase, thank you and W(' dr good sporu U liOffieone fall down or g an oow h. W(' kJck the ball OUI of bounds &o lop th > 9ome dJld make uro th y are all n9ht All r every g11me and practlcP WP hug our par nts and thank them fur providing us with tht' OJJportumty tu play soccer and tor dnving ~ We hdv•· been play1n<: for a couple ol month' now We are d.11 runrung with the ball. w • afl sconng gCM.15, we pass lb ball to edCh oth r. w a.re l amtng the ktW\ uf the gam 11nd we·r havmg fun Our tMm hctd a HdllOw n party ~d our parents really Uk each other. Al. 11 h~t-yedr COdCh, I had virtually nu c•x1M.•nence with the •world'~ sport• ol MK'C'cr AJthough. with th fabulous help of L.trry Webb. AYSO Rec1ion 97 cooc-hl.Jl9 roordlnator. he prnvidcd the rfld<'ht.'1 with dU tht• ltle)l.S 1u ·make a dUlc:>rC'nn• - For uur enllrl'" ICc1tTI fcUmO!Jl dll lu-st- YPd r klchl. this t:nuld be th~u hr t l'llf'l'nt-mv wtlh romJ)f'llUon. not only In Was th1s y r r warding? Ob. yest Beyond my wild t dreams and distant memor1es of my penooa.I childhood I We slt1rtt:d the Pason le11m1.n9 cuch oth r's nam . C dJnpbeU D'EhSC'U, Wllb John.son, Jon Jon LN-, Wyott Devine, Zachary Stdg<'nbaurer. Bobby I(, clrru., Reod Pf Iller and K Uen Neighbors •.nd w • .., au fnends W laugh dnd play at pract.tce I '11ways look forward to Thur ddy alt~moon practlce. We h11v uruform and WJth num~l"I on thc-m and w hdv cool IOCalr hOOlt cmcJ w pkty gd.Ol on We shake hand W1th th other t •arn di the end ot the garn • and tell them •good 1ob. • Our J>d.r nt form a bndg with th4?ll artM and we run und •r th m they cheer WI on. Ul n w get treat.a. Our parents are very qw t durtng th g•mP and they m<>tiUy wy •good job" and teU U) to tuiv fun. Codch Brue ay wa ctre au responsible for good port5mansh.1p and w bould have~ for on Wl<Jther. Corona del Mar girls finish first at Southern Callf om1a Yo uth Water Polo Championships ( 'uro11a dPI MM learn'> comp<>tcod in the Southern Califomm yuuth w<1IN polo cb1tmp10mtups tlt Long B<>tt<h Stctle dunn<J the I l two Wt'C•k<>nds The> !"·and-under girb t nm MUD-... -·· "9t BIWTMI ...._ OI.. .., ................ , Yw•llll~ .......... "" .... .. ..... oio...-.... ........ a.. ... Lllll a..; OMlr • =· ClllllMa. ,,. .. ...... ,.,........ ... .... .. ,...,.. ....... ._.. :-: ....... :::: .... ,... .... ,. ...... ':::: .. -. .................... ._._. =,:.:.:=i .. • c..L:CA': .... Ot ....... 11, =-..... .. ...... u ..... $ ...... .. _.., .... \.11111 --u. ........ cm....... ll ...... \.11111~ ......... Clr.. .. .. Ill -.... =':-::-:~ --..... ..... = .................... .-.-.. ---... ..,. .. _ -.--. ..... fl --I I ............... -..1:: '"lii---•t ........... . .. ... .... =--"::.: ==:.: =: .. . .. -. -:.:==-= -. a -..... ~&--A&.!!! =-==--= ==-':.;;:; -.. -... -.-.-·-r -,_ "'' .• : =• '1'.: .... : __ _ --.... :•: 7J SFJl finished first in their cllvtsion. In the final guie, the team beat the Rivenide Outsklen, 6·2. AIMly Or.,... wu ple1er ol the game With three goa.11. Abo s.cortng for Corona del Mor ~·-- w rv Holly HeU, Calli Mudert.no $nd ,.....,.. Dupu.... Pldytng goa.ltender ln the fan.I {J4ltn • w c....... Lr--with SUI SllV • Amy ZKlutr and KeWe Wolle contnbuted on def •nse. Th 14·end·under bo)"' pill ~ second in their breck •t dtd the 12-11.nd-under bors and g1t t cam Tbe 10...nd·undcr IJUJled team lrom CorOM del Mar earned •n ~ honorctbJe mention. ._ .. , ,... ~.: ~.., .-, . -· We are .-u In nd~ now and our tc:>e1m picture, uophy ond my T·Reit urulorm wtll be one of my most cheri ht•d memon and ~ m mon will b4 •• solid foun<LtUon lor rny y tarS ah ad Thank you to my fabulou t df1\ parents, as tstd.nt COctch Larry, l1 t1m Mom Chris and 411 lhf' A YSO vofuntair. who make a dllf rt>nce Co.ch Bru<'t" nd CdO'lpbeU WHRl'S MY TUM? If your A YSO tNm i1 In ltegion 57, 97 or 110 and )OU find~ asking that quest.ion. ~I 949-51.f..4223 MJd w.'11 t.11 )OU ~ Mld how you CMt find th«n. .... ·-.':!--:.-• .......... ~ ,T Iii " .•. ,,.,..~t'a"t•..,l-,. •• • . Dal!y Piiot g ••• Pl . -·-Cl . .... ~ .... AmNTION AGINTll ......... _., ... 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