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Home My WebLink About2001-11-18 - Orange Coast Pilot.. ·SUN DAY Eo i1 10~ . . • • ..... SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA, C~UNffiES SINCE 1907 ON 1HI WIB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM . SUNDAY STORY ... lllDllS Because of scheduling Issues, our Community forum pages were published on Saturday this week. Standout athletM and teams were spread in every direction Saturday with the OF aoss country championships at Mt. San Antonio College in Wal· nut. the gir1s volf~ll cham- pionships at Cypress College and the boys water polo championships in Belmont Shore at Belmont Plaza. Corona del Mar, Costa MMa, Estancia and Newport Harbor athletM were vying in cross country, Newport's girls were shooting for the volleyball title and Corona del Mar ~the water polo championship finale as the big favorite. !'to • .)S IY ':lot.AN Hll....[I /ON. V "OT Vlstton to the tide pools at Crystal Cove State Beach scope for tea creatures. Similar pools at Uttle Corona have been damaged over tbe years. S..hgeA10 ...... Llf E & LEISURE Walk into South Coast Pfaza or FashiOn Island and you'll hffr the 50Unds of the season echofng. What effect does the tinny sound of •Deck the Halts• ~w on your consumer ~7 Reporter Young °*l9 checks it out. S.hgeAS ........ CllllDll Want to know what's going on in Newport·MeM this ~7 This month? Check out our UttirNte Calendar. ....... M Turning e Plans to create an artificial tide pool at Shellrnaker Island may help save the ones at Little ·corona T h moon and sun dance, mtensitytng th n coyly relAxlng their attraction to each oth r, oblivious to th llJly univers- creatcd m their foot.slept. Tide pools. P rhapt h r more than anywb re else, We appears to be a clear aCCldent of phy lCS, a fluke of wantonly U-rving forces of nature that cause the to nse a.nd fall. With them, pud· dJ fonn U1 th rocks neer the lhore. In them hve starhsh. the very unage of their cosmic cre- ators. and urchms, their !lplltel u •lectnfying as the gravity that holds tbei.r home to the earth . ~ an mones, m~. odopUMI and life forms too tiny to dan.le tba buman eye, bul au- aal to th balance ror all. thrive quietly. And just a the11' xistenc:e may be acdden· taJ. so too I their destruction. Th uniqueness ~ and aUure of their World altract intruding fMt that destroy the rockweed, a ba11c e lement of We there. Inquisitive, w.U-IQIMDing, often tiny human hands eiuck er atur from tbeu- places. t anng off th tarfisb s uction..cup f t, tecmng away thelr dbility to it and gather food. to umve Uttle Corona's bde pools -sts puddJ m rock -once bustled wtlh the We lh way Crys- tal Cove does now. Tid pools lher teemed before humaru clumsily tumbled through th d lmste domai.ru 'ow, then• n't much left to But 11001cally. human t.ntervention may prcw to be the cur for human intrusJon. Destroyers will attempt to bccom creators when Newport Beach manufdctur its own u.ruv rte, an artifi. cia1 bd pool ell h ·Um ker Island that's part of a SC.5-nullion lann Sci nee Cent r slated to bouse high·t h wat r quality labs and ec:luca- tk>nal wond r.. EnV1Saon a place where children and edults · SEE TIDES MGI A7 . . \ IOPROIY :Thaining for an emergency Two cents on the Home Ranch debate • Rellcuing fake victims and putting out fires is part of drill for Newpc>rt community preparedne91 program. B y now, you've beard u au. O¥w ..ct over. I might add. About 2.30'7 p.op&e have .-ect me wbiat I tbmk about 1t. l by not to ..... ~. PourtMrl .,.... ·-....... mough. tMnk you. Tbarl almolt • third of .., •. 1ar._ ......... •• ,.. -ea.eel Mr two .cmll aboul..,... RMda In tba .. ~ ... Wtdl. .._..not .... ,,_.., • 16-fW' IM ldd oa .......... ] ................ wl.()al ... -17·JW'Clld --.............. .. ..................... ,.. 1'llft I. ) A Ow IF C 1 lfa ...... .... .. ..... ........... , . WEEK IN . IOT JUST DlllCll8 IOISIS "It's not a hone act, it's not a clr· cus, lt's a spiritual experlence. It's mysUcal. It's very, very special. A2 Sunday, NcMtmber 18. 2001 llllMl¥ll MU Cll.N Richard Riordan did some dam· age contnil with Newport Beach residents last week after local lead- ers blasted him for doUW, a • 180- degree turnaround• on the pro· posed airport at El Toro. ln an interview llWPORT with the Daily Pilot. .EACH Riordan clarified his recent change of heart on the subject. He now advo- cates a regional solution. he sa.id. but it should be up to Orange County residents to decide whether anticipated increases in air traffic should be accommodated by John Wayne Auport. El Toro or elsewhere. ln a last-nunute swprise to offi. aals who thought Newport Coast annexation was a done deaJ. resi- dents on Friday handed in enough signatures to possibly stop the annexation. Annexation aggravation doesn't stop there. The city is gearing up to annex parts of Bay Knolls and San- ta Ana Heights. where residents, too are gearing up for a fight. But wilike theu Coast cow;i.terparts, residents m these areas are fighting to become part of Newport Beach UlStead of Costd Mesa. In other news. City Council members are looking for ways to comply with some tough new water-quality rules that will likely be imposed by the reqional water quality board. One proposed rule would make 1t illegal for merchants to hose down theu sidewalks unless they capture all the water with sandbags. then vacuum it up to keep it out of the stonn drains. ---cw I ... COYen Newport 8Hct'I. She may bt rNChecl at (949) 574-4232 Of bv ~ mail at 1une.~~tJmft com A jwy trial was postponed from Nov. 26 to Feb. 19 in the case of R4JD4dan Dokovic. the 42-year-old man accused of publicly shooting and killing Newport Beach resident PU.Lie Miroslav Mane Ill May outside a fast food SAJln restaurant in Costa Mesa. Court and attorney schedules were the reason for the delay. offi. ca.ls said. Several witnesses reportedly saw the shooting thot happened on a Friday afternoon in a bustling shop- ping center at the comer of 17th Street and 1\.istin Avenue. Police found MAric shot severaJ runes and slumped in the front seat of rus black Mercedes convertible. Police have not released any fur- ther information on the case regarding the motive for the shoot- ing or about the relationship between the two men. ln other news. Newport Beach Police S&d Mondby that a 41-year- old Huntington Beach attorney found deacf at the base of a t.hree- story parlang structure in Newport Beach cormrutted suicide. The coroner as well as detectives were investigating Jeffrey Wall's death as "suspicious." But police said an i.rutial report from the coro- ner and other mvestigatlon showed that Wall's injuries were consistent with him voluntarily falling off the parking structure near O'Melveny & Myers. the law farm where he worked -0... ..,_ COWfl l)IA>llC wfety IWld a)urts. She ,.,.., be re«htd at (9it9) 57~ Of bv ~ • dfotpe_bh,wd14Nit1mes..com. II BK1IOll, lllUln With electlon season Just around I UCYIOIS the comer. can~ cbdates have emerged {or botb Newport·Mesa assembly races. In John Campbell's 70th District. VOL 95, NO. J10 ,...... ... -. · There ls nothing like it. • ' · _.,...c..,.. ~ dlrectOf of the ~lk Society, on. ThMtre Zl....,, netional ....,.,... of ~. whktl ~ °'*' the IOdeicy\ foUrth ~ kMctk Or.,. FfttMI In 2002. lhutr• ZJnglwo l~aleS honef, hofwnen. «tOf1 and cMncen. PHOTO OF TIE WEEK 'STORM ROLLS IN' YIOllln flOM 'Ill semi Worklng on your day off Is not usually fun. With a photographer out sic}( and one on vacalion, I had to come in to be a one-man show. The only art we had in mind /or the cover was dependent on a storm that might or might not hit Orange County. As deadline approacl1ed, with no sign of rain. I headed to the beach to look for other alternatives. hll.llle and buaUe of a strellilul day. I atepped out of the car and there wds a wonderful breeze and plenty of aunahlne. It was nothing Uke the ralny day I had been expecting. There's nothing more typically Southern California than the BaJboa Peninaula and Jta sld.mboardera. in thia ca• Parker Del Ponte (left) and Ryan Rhodea. And for one quick aecond, I found myself feeling /Jke I wosn't on the job. but ahoollng Going down there made a nice break from the photos for fun. l CML IPOl.OIY Newport Harbor High School officials apologued for the use of a Confederate flag by Its band at a halltlme football show last week. The Dag. and its American counterpart. will not be used dunog a.ny more football games, although they will sWJ be used In band competiti~n. -Steve McCrank Corona deJ Ma.r h~ lts aM\Jaf Community Servie..e .and Assembly Fair with an inspirational speech by Peter Biehl. whose daughter Amy was murdered while EDUCATION doing social work in South Africa. Biehl and tus Wlle, Linda. are carrying on Amy's work in South Africa and have reconciled with the men who murdered her. Also at Corona del Mar. students ldc:ked off the "Best Bud- dies program,· which matches up students With special edu-· cation buddies. The international program enables students with developmental disabilities to share in the social activities of their buddies. SCAN HIWll I DAILY ... OT Peter Biehl watches a videotape at Corona del Mar High School oJ Moaged Mmlqlna. one of the men acquitted in South Ab1ca of the And Harbor View School celebrated its honor of earn.mg a Blue Ribbon awaro -one of the most prestigious awards a school can attain. 1993 dMth of Blehl's diiugbter, Amy, wbo WM trying k> help regi*I' voten. Democrat John Kane and Llbertan- an Paul Studler hope to W1Se4l campbell. a poe\1lar incumbent i.n one of the states most Republican dJStrlcts. Both men live in Lake Forest The newly realigned district no longer includes Costa Mesa. Bidding to represent that city in the state assembly are three men - Republican Ken Maddox. Democrat Al Snook and Llberta.rian Doug Scribner. Maddox as th heeVl.ly favored i.ncumbent Another tatewide race has drawn the attention of loc:A1s -the race for the 12th Senate District. State. Patks Director Rusty Areias would have to step down from his post to run for the seat. The former mblyman has exprelSed inter- est in getting back into an elected office. The move would mean the 46 cottag In Clyst.al Cove State Pctrk would lose one of their biggest allies. Areias has been one of the most outspoken proponents of funding for the restoration of the cottages. -~a... CCMf'I ft «Wf!Ol"'*lt IWld jofyi w.-Airport. ... ~be l'MCNd. ~ 1M-41JO OI ~ ..,,wi .i pM.dtt1Di'99'1~~. l 111111 IOO IOll'f, .. ,. ... U Councilwoman Und4 Dixoo's proposal to add more homes to the COSTA Home Ranch !rite was considered An •ISA eJeventb·bour request. then herded- Km lo Withdraw that suwesooo must have come .:imewhere around hour 12 or 13. The City CoundJ voted wumi· mously &a.st week to withdraw the pre>pOAl just two houri before the ... ,.~ • MOW- fN'tSHADI lllAQlll$ HQJ\M (949) 642.$)116 Planning Commission was set to hear presentations from dty plan- ners and CJ. Segerstrom & Sons about the po55ibWty of add.mg an addibonal 174 houses to a portion of tbe former Uma bean fields that backed up against the Los Angeles Tunes building. Dixon said she visited the site where the additional housing could be built -designated for industna.1 use in tbe Segerslt'omS original pro- posal -and Mid the loud shri1ll of the printing pressel were too loud to neighbor any houses. The thuds of large rolls Of newspnnt and danldng of metal from the fork.lifts would keep resi- dents awake at all hours of the nJght. she said. The couna1 is set to vole on lb project Monday night. -Ltlllll ..... ~ COit.i ~ h,.,.., be,_,_,. Clet S7~"' bv~ It .,...~,.·-a:ani. Daily Pilot ........ QUOT II LES "It's dJaappolnting that 1,000 or so people ln Newport Coast don't aee the many benefits of becoming part of Newport Beach." _......_...,.._ PMwport a..ch city~. on the brakes being put on m. city's anMutiotl of ~ Coast at the last ~ Frimy by presenting MgNd ~. If county officials wfify tNt the signatur.s include at INSt IS3 registered voten, the annexation will go up for a vote of ~ Co.tSt res{denn •we Jove .Newport Beach. But the community needs to be involved with the process.• -Arlene &.-. ~ eo.st ~on why she ~ h« husbw\d preseMed the petitions with 969 sigMtures to the 9ty Council on Friday. SIHOfCIAlll "We have so many signs that· are not coordinated in size. design. etc. If we we;e more user-friendly with our visitors, it would help us.• -Sheron Wood, . auktMlt dty rnaNgef for tffwport BNCh. on why tN city Is looking Into lu offid-' signafe. ~ City Council vot.cf to bring t>«tt a r~.,. it-.n 1t 1 future !Meting. ·They could have done the same thlng wllh the !ame effect without the llag. As soon m they saw the audl· ence, they lhouJd have ad/tated. • -0... .... ,,..... princlpal of Westc:Mst« H'9f'I ~. on m. painting of 1 Cont.id· 4'1ta fl-v tNt NewpOn Hlf'bot High k'hool used In a~ CMI w.,-. ~production cbing. Ncw.9 foocb.11 9WM bet\llW\ the two IChools. West~ High is predom- IMntty African Amerk.an. "Unfortunately, I.here are .ymbola ln our ltlalory that are pain.tuJ, and I.he Confederate flog bl one of tha.e. The achool needa to be a.a senallJve a.a It can regarding I.hat iuue." -·· ..... ~ principal of -p0f1 Hltbor High. adtnowo11dglng tNt tN using tt. 1tr'9 of I Confwder• flag WM ~ .... port Hltbor h In tt. proc• of drafting• i.tter of apology to ,..., )min. Sllf •• Ill ............. '-... ..... MllClmlllt, ............. (Mtt~ "-cord Vo"' (OfMlel lb ebcMlt the Deily Not Of MM tipl. tlgf'IC; No newi..-. ~ ....... ,,..., Of ....... .., ._..,WI be rtpfodlad~ wrMlft pMll 111 I I of~ OMIS WIATHU .FOMCAST """'* out, the Mght momll ig --will become ... '*' floom 10 to tS knaea. 1'w9 w111 ltNll'l•••11t• ..... ... ......... N!Mf $$ Our..,,_ It JJO 'W. ~ k. C.. MIN. CA 92621 • tMM JD "KHUS a...,.,, be•nol1tl •Miiiott• bute.-. .............. Nllfw ..... -. ... ..,.,~ ClllN llld (.,,,.,.,.... c... SJ~» 1e .. ' °'~I I '• The 1"'-Or ... County -m-1141 Sunlt*1t follows 1he fog. bpect ...... of,.~ ~ Ngt\l In tfte low,._, 1"' .......... CDOI.., ..... ..... In h lowlOl.1"-t well cNf'll ~ ........ lllOOh, two felt or-. · ......... °""°" UllM---"'•• ...... •0..- ... ~ ..... --,..., .. ... ~IMdl,..._, .. ,,...,. ,.,,,., 5 .. ·-........ ,_,...,..,_....,~ ,...., •... )-. ..... c:... ..................... ~ ,...... ..... __ ........ c...,......,. .. SM41'1 ... , ' .. -...,...,_ .._._.._ ... IJIMUt .......... I 0 -....... .................. ..,.,,,. -....... ..._ ... ... ... ..._ .. ....... ft II Ww Non potlc:J eo plOll- ~ .. .,... of llAlslMclt. ..... ell ~J7iMUJ. DJ ,......_..,. sftC-.._Dllf Not CUtl!-..._ .. .,., a,..,..,._ .,,......,..__ ... c.. .... •h 1,., ............ _ .. ....... ,...-...~ .. ....,,.,__ ..... ., ............ a.. .... ... -·· .... ..., ...... ... ................... ....'""" ......... l? .. arr I 0 ....... Ml-5611 ~ .. Ma~• _.... ...... w.- .... S74"4W ............. ,10 ...... ...,10 ........ ,. n ..... , .... .. _ ................ , ............ Jt • -----fa ........ ........... ,,, .... _ ........ . ~ ................... ... hlghoftt.dllr-•••••n ..................... h• ... 4Plrt-Mni1M. llll*t tOfN l*d'f doudlwlltt -.1n .. ~D; tr •• ~--. .. n. .......... .. p1ngo11.-u.-..~ M ltl' .. bpect uf of .... 1IO tour ................ . "*"°'>11 ... h ... . .. GUI .... -.,_. -·' .......... ,... ......... .... u ... . .... ., . --~-- Doily p;lot 20 years at Ru by's Sandwich Saloon Ruby' Sdndw1ch • loon u. n xt to a 7-Ell'v n tor • on the ScUne -mt ri;ectJon dS the more vis1- • bl Rub} ·s Daner dnd ov r- , '>hddowf'1r way to the MndlJ Cold M wloon, which is lilh•d with lour httle labl , d I w wooden tools dnd ddfk·wood \\aUc, tnmmed with C"hnslmds hght.s clnd ddnghnq rrun1-pumpkms ThP pldte<. uren't fancy, and lh ' '-pan• ts ndmped. It' 1ust d bun~h of wndwach con- notS c>urs dnd their '><'II· d lgned '>ldC'k-. of meat' and C'h "i On W1~ln<'sdd~ own r Mdrqot Grueter celebrclted -~-ht.>r lOth i.lnnl\' rsilry of own- anq lh<• r ''>tdurctnt 'Th<>r df •n't too mc.iny plde<' thut dr' sandw1ch 'ihopc, that -.tack ctrollncl for 20 yt'drt., • s.ud 0dVJd PtUn<'. d toyul custom<>r It\ t1 c,mdll trdd1uon. he contanu<!\, to nl"ver use )Our rt•ul nume when hlling out th order shP.et ih<> olhi:>r · ddy, hf' dnd hL<; \\ ife u<,('(! !\ldnl}n ttnd J04' ·My son tauqht me thdt, • he '>d id .,ou put down whoevN you Wdnt to l> that day.· But Candle Moit k.i, an mploy at the b lil for t t years, 641d a few. thou<Jh not au. of thett patron mt1k u1> nam . A tot of tn regu- lars do cal.I Cru ter •Ruby,• though. And most ev ryon" knows that Crueler, 75, " larg ly r pons1bl for tht• fun and whuns1cat mood thcJt . ftlls th saloon. Wh n the Anctheun I hlli. re 1d nt took over the hu.,a- n 20 yea~ dgo. ht• hk ~ 'th name "Ruby· ~ muc-h h de<"'ided agamst r num· mg thf> '\bOp ·11ov at, and I en1oy 1t.9 Grueter '>did or her bU\ln('"" • 1 nJOY every minut<> nt It. dnd I know the customt'r\ W('U • Everyon<> from the chwf on down at the NPwport Bedch Pol.lee Depdrtm •nt dine'> here. Newport t ldrbor I hgh School student\ dfC' reguldl'S too Gru l r ollPn domtl • fun<h to th r foot- baJJ, bcl ketbdU and oth r port teams, dlld the wa.US • of h r saloon boa.st pom t c1m photos. • ·we CJ t so many kid a~ tNch re. m h re,• Mctrl ki w1d. ·And we have ptctur of olcl ch rh~dd rs and foot- l>dll h'dOl\ .• Gnwt<>r, who spends pdrt ol ht•r w•~k di thf' <ialoon greetmg d weO d SP.rvlllg hN l>dlron • alw pends h r lJm working towdrd d Oymg been t>. • • 11 wa d dream me<• I wd tt chtld, • sh scud. "I hdvt• to do 11 before I go to hf•dVf'n • • Do you know of a ~rson, place Of event that ~ a his· toflcal Loe* a.ck? let u1 know Contact Voong Ching by f.tx 1t (9'9) 646-4170. e-m11I It )OC,lng ch1ng0/1fltl'>fl com, or 1n41I hef at cJo Daily Pilot. 330 W B~ St , Costa Mew, CA 92627 - WINDSHIELDS DIRECT A u T () I • I ,\ ' ' lf\~'~UHMJ< f APPH<,. f ! I ART RESTORATIO N \X'c ~pair dam~ed: · • PORCEl.AJN • LRYS1Al • PAJ~1l~G • CHI\'• GL~ • GaU'tHU • flt\ff \.\0 OTHlJ .UT COUltllll.l.\ r<ls l_O_O_F_F ~~ 'RiPAiR11 \<I "' \I • \\ I Ill lit I I' llkl }I 11' k·\ llR I I ').l .. ----------u .,..._ . .,.. k. ku he k 'Cl. .... com DailY Pilot . · · " . . ··: . ..... .. ·. · ' . ,, .. • Svndoy bet 1 s. 2001 AS Margot Grueter h owned Ruby's Sand\\ le h ~dloon Ince t 98 t . ~ ·ARMeI RE ... 110 tuear like it. THANKSGIVING SPECIAL SALE We have fresh new markdowns at 30°/o or more. Choose fi·o"? he, \'er11ni. Vinn' ,Vo111. ,\!hook. Lulu (1~11 ine)s ... 1111d 111orC'. Conze in o"-tll/<~l tht.· )tll'J ng.' Happy Holidays! N EWPO RT B EACH ' Corona del Mar Plaza 840 Avocado (949) 644-9888 AN OPEN LETTER TO O UR NEIG HBORS AN D FRI EN DS IN NEWPORT BEACH \htn) uf u-. ha\e ne,cr \Hltten Jn open lc11cr to our neighbor' hen: m "c"port Bc.ach hut \\C !cit thJt thcrc 1' .1n 1"uc I.Kin~ our "''111mu1111~ 1h.11 '' '1111np.111.11111h.11 1i rc,1um.•, 1h1' l..inJ 11f·aucnt1on. · ')OU prub..abl~ lo.no\\, there \\Ill he u Clt)·\\H.k 'J)C\.'.1.11 election th1' Tuc,JJ~ \\h1ch \\tll J'l.. the \Otcr' hl apprm~: ,1 nc\\ 11lllu· hu1ld111g h~ lhl' ,llfllllrt 111, \..tlk.1 \k,1,un .. • c, \\'-' ha\e .111 'upporte<l th1' pruJCl..l Imm the \C~ ~ginning .1nJ Jrc ur~mg C\e~unc to \Ute\ E:. on G lur the h•lhm mg rca,on' · · hl"'t. th1' l'lrOJC:Ct ''by the J1rpun in a 1onctl cmrnrn:r1..1JI .ire••· It'' rn the right plJ1:c nut f-.1,hll>n 1..,IJnd. nr The Dunc' or 8Jlhc1J 1,1.and \, m.tlll'I 111 I 1d 11 '' ''11ll'' t1um P.11. 1111..' Coa .. 1 tl 1~h,,a) and mo't ol our home' Second. the impact on our .. 1rcet' "'II be minimal Accordmg tu the traltk 'tud) rnndullcJ h} the Cit~ lor thh rr111n1. thcr"' \\tll 111ll) "'"' 2~11,,111111,1x·1 "·" •1.·11a.11"·,l 11n 'c"(l\'rt Beach 'Ur1Jce 'trcct\. Thi'" cqu1\alc:nt to JO home' ....... Jlurd. th1' pn>JC<.'t "ill pro\.uJc the ctt~ mer ~million tor trallll. 1mpro\cment' hUl'h J' the Jamboree .anJ \1.11.. \nhur tntcr,cc1111n 1 "'~1 1100 111 hd1' I'·•~ '"' .1 111.'" '""' ,r.mon. anJ .2M.<X>O J )C.11' Ill tJ\C\ C\\ JOb\ \\ tll be <.'fCJteJ to ~ccp our CCOllUffi) lloun-.htng Fin.ill). th1' project \\J\ 'tudicd anJ Jppm,ed b) the l'ie" pon Beach Planmng Dcp.1 rtmcn1. Planning Comm1"1un .mJ Cit) C11u111.·il '1111..•r h1•hhng 1111111'-·ri•u' puhh" h\.'.inn~' anJ ~ol1c1t mg commlrmty input There " no doubt that C\\pon Beach rn" idc' the h1ghc't quaht) ol hi\: and \\C .all ''ant to keep it that \\J) But. \\C mu't rcmem~r that th~ tx·.ntt) ''' '" \\ P''11 lk.t1.h ''pan I) du~ to the planning that ha' crcatcd J balance that \\Call eOJO) bc:t\\cen l"C\lden11ul nccd' anJ commcn.:1.11 Jc.:mJnd' Thi' p11•1c1.1 e\cmplilic' h11\\ th.111'Jl.1 1.l' 1 ,,.,r~ing .and wh) both the C\\port HarborChambcr ot Commcn:c anJ the OJ1I) Pilot ha,ccndor..cJ f\kJ,urcG June d.ull\ lt\.tn AsiJ Rorn \lhttJ Tun\ G1 cr \lk-n Rk.hMiJ P•ni.:1.i .\lkn B)f\111 lluml'111 h Milt & Jul~ ~hr.aio Bnt\'.e Clll'OI AnJn:v." ('~ cl JuJ' Al'J)l'O\ Alhm .t L1..i. Auer J(anfttC A•ld·MO!pn Ci:.) cl Tnua Bahtd: l..av.rtn« 811nl Raul Lily Bllk-aMI o.o iJ « Michdt 8arbt't lq"hcn 8:artwa B.vn.VJ Ruih 1111\ B.anin \\11tian. 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No¥embw 1 e. 2001 "IUCSAfm ..... ,_ ... A,....bn ~ NIPQAld In .. 100 ~ .. 1'.55 p.11\. fridlrJt. • W111t ,_ llf..e: A hft.enckun Wll Fire cRl:lSes damage to office buil~g •No one hurt during early for an em~ who had dropped by lo~~!'!!~~ 1:.n~· f9POl1ied In the 500 block at 12".D a.m. lhurtdlly. NEWPORT IEACH has office to make a couple of b\Wnf!SS • Saturday morning blaze. ca111 bet~ heading out to play golf. aid and caUBed ~ smoke damage to Newport Beach Fue Capt. John mauer. lhe tu:s' floor and light smoke damage "H was on the second floor. but he upswrs. 0...-....... th DAilY Pllor smelled th<' moke and tarted looking "It's very lucky that. the empk>yee around,• h said. • • happen~ to stop by, Blauer aid. ••• 111>'-A~leech Pob ~ *"' moiileorWig tlgn was rtif>0'1*d ~ from a front yn In the 2100 block at 9'.2S a.m. fridlv. . • ..... Dltwc A Mobil 5'*d pem Wiii reported ~ from a key ring In the 1 block at 9'.2S a.m. Fridly. • a1 II .. -.... A mlilboJl In the 400 block~ r~ dlrnaged when vandaAs smlllhed a ~on It M about 6::52 LIT\. FricMv· NEWPORT BEACH -Smoke caused conaiderable ctamage when a fire broke out ln a two-story <ffice build· ~~ly Saturday morning, officials The only lnd.IC'aoon he got ot the (tre "Otherwl.Se. the da.ma~e ~uld have at the bJne was when h notk:od th been much more ext~e. downstaJrs bnted windows were black· The fire origmaled m the ftrst floor, er jhan usual and Mt hot, Blauer scud. but where and bow Is still unknown The employe caUed the Fare and under lnvestigation, BJauer saxt. Department and when firefighters Responding to the fire were 22 fire. amved the window had started tt> fighters Ul three engines and two trucks, crack~ h avy, black smoke w bll· a paramedic unit and a bat:tabon dUd. No one was injured in the blaze. Nobody was in the bwkling, located in the 1t00 block of Quail Drive, except COMMENTS ·wait.· you say. •All those stories and quotes and Cltizens for1this and Cid· zens for That. How can that be?. Stay calm. You have lo ask yourseU two key ques- Uons: Who ls the opposition? And wha~ are they saying? ahead, try it. Count as tugh as you can. J'U wait. No rush. Done? Good. Whatev- er number you came up with, there were 1x more meeting on Home Ranch than that. CONtlNUEO FROM A 1 Wllh reaUty. Crafty old coun- al members who are all bent over and have gray hcur have to read between the lmes. And what's between the llnes is this: there LS very little opposition to Home Ranch . Over the last year, there have been more community meetings on Home Ranch than you can count. Go More lmportanUy, there were very few people at tho e meetings. as m, very few. But most importantly, you heard from the same SlX U L . ·CONFUSED BY THE MARKET? c9 • Customized Income & Growth Portfolios • Quarterly Performance review • Fee Based-No Load Sutro Portfoli~ Management Coll 'lbdtzy I LANTZ E. BELL . Branch Manager 610 Newport Center Drivt. Suitt 900 Newport Beach. CA 92660 (949) 720-8901 lbell@sutro.com n r ~ Newport ElementarY School Im scheduled a very special event on Friday, Nov. 30, 2001 called, · I ·"Proud To Be ~ American Day." This event will bring students together with the men and women who serve our communities and country. At this moment in history, we need the positive example of ~haracter, service, sacrifice and courage. We are honored to have in attendance, representatives from the Military, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Police and Fire de~ents along with community representatives. We are asking the members of .our community to write to our youngest generation and explain why you are proud to be an American and what the ~ Dag symbolizes to you. Please send your rtSpOmeS to: PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN DAY CELEBRATION 2035 Miramar Drive Balboa, CA 92661 · ., · or e-imil to: tswift4082@aOl.com Dra•w: ..........,, Nov. 26, 2001 tndude ~ ... and dajdbk phbne. ' or eight people, meetmg after meellllg. Be that a 11 may, what were the oppo· nents saying? Talk about deJd vu aU over again. The environ- mental impact report is des· perately nawed. The lrafhc is going to bring tlus city to its knees. There will be gridlock and mog al levels foretold only in the Book of Revelation, which could trigger a po t-nudcar winter in Me a Verde. Plant hfe will disappear first. then all lrdces of anunaJ We. Ob, and the fmdge qn Gisler. Never forget tho bndge on Gisler. Any action taken for any reason by any· one, anywhere in Uus oty dl any tune. will re ult m th(> Gisler Street bndge. Sound scary? II houJd It's meant to Sound fdnul- iar? See aJ lhJ helps. Choo~e one of the 1terru. an paren· theses to complete tlu~ sen- tence: "The envaronrnentttl unpact report for (Metro- Pointe, the Auto Club expan acm. H arbor Center) is desperately fldwed • Why don't the predictions of impenda.ng doom coml! true? A number of reasoni.: 1) Developers who bullet businesses thtlt dre a pam an the patoot to get in and out of are called •former developers.• ~City planners and traf- fic engmeers are very good at what they do. They know how to move Pf'Ople tlnd cars m and out of a pro1ect and how to relieve develop· ers or large amounts or dol· IM to make ure at happeni. -in the ca e of HomP Ranch, $12 mtllion of lbem. Which bnng me to the wonderfuJly offensive 1 ue of th $2 nullJon "bnbe· to Newport·M a school It t · quite mtcre llng, a al not. that wh n a city or a chool dastnct or neighbors are working a developer over IJke a peed bag for tot Jots and parks and double· pant'<! wtndow and who knows what llll, that's not •«'xtortton. • But when a developer offers $2 rrulhon to a chool d1stnct a part of 1t proposal ._ thal'i. tl "bribf> • It as particularly offen ave to anyone who knows thdt the gerstrom company and famtly have a record of g1vmg m thll> commuruty that 1 beyond generous Every young rer Ul every N wport·Me d·school dur- ang the past 30 years ha worn d uniform or u ed a computer or e1 tage or a labordtory or a playmg field that wouldn't have been there without the Segcrstrom~· geoero 1ty Bui now, i.tepping up with $2 malhon for the i.tlme schools I a "bnbe. ·Ah. politics. No wonder people love 1t so When you're on the drus, llOme dec1saon are easy and -;ome deo.saons are hard. Walh apologae • this one is a no-bramcr. This tbmg a a home-run for everyone involved and the base are IOddt'd Let' get on wath 1t I gotta go • ~ MJffA 1s a former con. MeY m.tyOr H" column runs Sun- d¥ He m.ty be rNChed via ~I at PfrlUeaol com Donate your vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 Set hope in n10Lion to in1prove local lives. • R\ \ • llo•ll' •· Rl'Jl £.,t.11c.· • lax lkduct1ble HICKORY FARMS• SAVE $4.00 Jib. BEEF STICK• '9" UMMER AU AGE..., sa.u• o.r ..... _, I t'-'flll*ll....._.,..,.. .............. 11 ......... ...., ..... ..... . ................. ... Con'A COUlll'YAUI co.ta Of HAMoll AT lfnt St. 1'JSTIN MdU'l'IUca 2MJ IL~ llaAL CHARLENE Mil.LS RANDALL Charlene Mtll• Randall, 68, dted on November 10. 2001 Born 1n New Zealand In 1933, she came to !he United States In 1948 and anended Syracuse University Where she recetved her degree In Art Educaaton Chartene and t,. family resided tn Newport Beech for tweflly·&llC years pnor to moving to Taos nfNI Mexico en 1989. Charlene was an 8C'bYe artist and a member of Saint James Epi9COP81 Church, The Orange County Museum of Alt (lonnetty !he Newport Harbor Alt Muaeum) and the Newport Beach TenntS Club. Charlene IS suMVed by her husband ot torty·MV9n years. RIChard by thetr three c:hffdren, Kenneth Karen and David; by th4tlr tour g~ldfen. AINey, Haley Jesse and Kacy: and by her sister, Nonna Je8r\ Wachtler ol • Davis. California. Oonltlona 1n • remembrance of Chartene ~ should be mad9 in her memory to the American Carle* Society (Rocity Mountain Otvtslon. eoo.2n.23'5/303. 758.2030 AUOAEY ....aP COTTON Cocton. A.a~~ died on Nov9mbef 14, 2001 She WU bom In Paudena, Callk>mia In 1922 to Agrlee Faulknef and Al'lu RUdelpf\ B4hap wtlO pieoed9cl her .,, death She ~ted from fie ~School and made het ~at LM Madlinu wtl"9 anendlng lhe UrWefa4y ol C.hfomoll ., LDa ~ wMre Iha ... a"*-d"""' ~ Alptta Theta After Mt marrwge In 194' to u Col Cl\Attaa Peyton Conan. UnQd Sta• flJt Force. 1he ~ moved to 8aboa where ~ realdad lot the nu1 flfty•MY«\ yeata A~ WU I tooodlng member ol the F 1M Ms Patrons and lh1t ~ Halt>of SeMOe LAague, which later became the Junior League. She WU I dedicated member ol lhe Jwenile J~ CommlNlon for which 1he Slate ol Callfomia pr...med Mr WIOl 11'1 award for ou1atandlng ~ Along wtf't her hulband. Ml'I Cotton .. IUMY9d by her --Joen ~.and her <Hdren, ChtlltlM ==:s~~· ;: ~ Ct'8lla C090n and hill.... .~ o.w.. and John Coeot\ and '* ... ::'. ~ SN,... vet'f Pfoud of'* ;;. ~ gi•ldcMdr•• Aot>el1 .._ Gwlnan and hlll wtle Hope,~ :; and Anne Oennon. CalheriM and ~ PeytOn Fowler, ChMie. Wll. •• Anchw. and~ eoeon. and Km ~ and~~ .. ,.,.. grMI ~ orandeol•. ~ Gwlnon... •• bom In July ~ • SeMcM wera held .. Pectic '119'# MamOlial Pwtl on~ 11.1,._ lieu °' .,..,., oonlrbllOnl ""' be dll'ected eo YelowlfOne, 154 E..c Bey 8nec. C.. Meea. CA 9"27. r:::-·~ .. ' 110~.C-.Meea l•M• .......... toN'&s FLOWERS .. ........ ........... ...., 714.54U135 D7SNI ;11tM ..... -... .......... Doily Pilot TIP Of Tltl Wiii H1l•1y stress y If\ fun~ .,_ ,,, ,..., """"' c.ty tr tlu1 let\••• It lhent'\ ~'9 '*'°"' ~ IMt thM ,,.....10IM of "' j\IQ ~ 10 cul'f up .mo a b.tll 8"d tad! our ~CM lri tNll ~ htf1t •• !loOfN w .. ,~ tlP' tonurtey o.y • . .,..., .... ~ .. ,...... _._~ ............ T .. ~ ,~ thtt the ffJOd,,.,. be. • '" Slf\I• 1• Musicians Tom Bethke, left, and Rich Ro i play Christmas tunes for hoppers at outh Coast Pim Below, the duo plays as hopper pa Dec • Exploring ih conn ction b<'twf'en shopping centers and holiday tu n<'s • Young CMng DAILY PILOT drectm -I fdll pre) to th·~· touches I SWd} from •mttyh<• I don't n <'<1 d hf th bide k !l\\CdlN. lo "I c t1n't hv£• Wlthout d hlth bid< k "''"f'dl<'r • Shopping mdll ex('Cutwes probd· bly tarql'l pcopl<• like me Store wmdow drdped w1th red velvf't dunng Oe<"ember. tdllW II laced with wr alhs. "Chest- nuts ROd ling on dn Opert Fl! • • noat- IO<J lhrouc h peak<>rs like '>Cents m d l hum ·ch tnul • ti!> I "hl~U oul mort> ct1-.h than I !>hould. In ltt< t I know t1lmcl'>t t•Vt'f) word 10 t1lmo<.I l'\'N)' olhN hohdt1v ( ld ... '>IC too . SEE MUSIC PAGE 6 Some specicllly sweet turkeys you can gobble KntWlght I have received an mordl· nat amount or phone calls thts week Not personal cdlls, calls for the children or v n sohatauon calls Th.as week' hot topic on the phon tin hdS been turkey. but not of the poultry van ty Two yedl'i ctgo, I bneO} NO Pl.ACE LIU HOME m nboned ow family tradJUon ol making cook.le turkeys for lh Thd0ksg1vmg dinner tabl and a n ighborhood gtfl I wa ven a little embarr sed ".{ttr l'ftl'llci"t '"' jlnt .,,, ef rtl.Ufllfort for .wtr 50 'ft'"· wt'wfl...Jly ptr}tlttJ it. ... ,.., ......... Mt • SU.C.W W) Tf\WMl'nb (HJ) J76 1n 1 . t:-..._..., ~ .... 1 to run the pactur of th e rath r unsop~tJcated c r.-- auons. but th y caught on. and considt-nng th dlllount of chatt r It created. th turki ys have been added to many of your dinner ldbl Beca of popular demand by elementdf} chool t ch rs, by pcu n ttnd grandpcu nts of young chll· dJ' n. and fo r th of U!> who JU.St hk an excu to eat som thing sw t, I r pnsc th Wight Fanuly Gobbll'r. To mak lh lov •I) C"rt>· atton , you don't even m'<'<l to turn on your ov n A tn p to the grocery tore will do Buy d pctck of OrNl cookw -I think lhP Doublr "itull-. are easier to tw1 t m httlt \\ tth· out a c ualty Howe\ler, iJ \'OU do break a cookie hdll. tht• rul tS you hav to t•.il 11. So maybo you want to <JO with SEE HOME PAGE 6 Total commissions = $0 Total sales loads = $0 Interested? An aknnauw ~h IO rr~•nlto Morpn Sc~n.kv Ch.·~'CIM mlb&n you m pay 1 ffe -haKJ <>n .M UKU 1n >1.1r ...._ulUnt - 1nttnd o( f"Y'"I commmtt>N on 1nJ.iviJwiJ tr.kb. • Buy 1 MC ¥fl of W\.--Urmn, 1~11.hling rhnu\OI~ nt • mutUll f\Anck, w1thc~ <Wn 1.-.a..k. • l.ct tal tMM ~ 1nJ 1uoun1 1nk!fl'Ntlnn • + hunt pmonaldtd hn.t~ia.I .Jv.cc W WTVKt • • ~ ...... UftilM YWnd( Of 1h~ ~r k-wpn ~Inky Fi..-w~. • Alld r ..a. 1M http 24 houn • dly. KWn d.)'I • ~ .-..o ..... FiMV1aPt ''•.FMw•~ .,....,... c-°'"" ~ 700 ......... CA_. --2.Ba CAl-.Ua. ... "'7 MotplStanley ~~Jend•P-"' W.....of ~41t2pm ...................... _.,_......_..,., ...... .. • •. ... ...,.,.. how""'°' ... -~--..... -----~Oqlped _, --~Jlal,...., tot.,-..e.d • Liit ....... If~ AA#'lt Mal1hl-* IOWC ltle ~ Mii ... -If~ ... s.ity Jlal ~.help~ .. <OOk ... ..-. her~ •do The,...., ~·"' -nae~ •P"VcMr on~ Sunday. NoYember 1 a. 2001 AS TUVEL TILES Arizona . trip hits a horner Young Chang OAtlY PllOT T om Swlgd and tus '>IPJ>'><Jn Robert Werbe took d tnp to check out Anrond Stat~ Uruv rs1ty's CdmpU!> Ja 1 month Th y Pnded up di Garn 1 of the World Sene!> before hedd· ~ mg home 10 N •wport Bt!dch u .1zou The An· Lona Ota· mondbacks IOpJX'd th New York Yankf>f>S 9-1 Szul9t.1 ew•n cauqht d louJ lldll ·we hdd dlways mad d deal ''1th the boy thdt if thelI grade were good. \\hene\ r th •r was a World ~nes on I.he \\est Coast, WP d take th m to go see 1t. • Szulga fdther and stepfather to three lads. 'i&d Robert. d I b-year-old 1uruor at Newport Haibor High School. had stra.Jght A's So the ba ebdll-lovmg pau (mom Nancy stdyed home becdu e he hate ba ball. won't even go to an Angels game and wants absolutely nottnng to do Wllh the World Sene~J bought llckets from scalpers at $400 each and caught more than just a good gam •Th re were tons of army peopl<>. ew York hrem n. c-ops were there worlong the qame ctnd bE>fore ltle game they brought out a gictnt flag thdt covered the whol held,· SzuJga. a bond trader. -.aid. ·People in the a udl~nce were Ver}' touched • Scdlpang, or buying ttckets to .. eu them at inflated pnces, ... SEE TRAVEL PAGE 6 You cu aeverbaw too•9C:la blrtley. Add• lew otn..sw.et \' .. ...., ... yos• .. a.blelor ... MUSIC CONTINU ED FROM AS My family never bought Christmas albums to accent the -snow outside or the tree mside. Malls and their sound systemt taught me everything I know. In this sucker's heed, music equals malls equals seme1ess ~y spen4i1lg. OffidAls at South Coast Plaza and Fashion Island, not to mention medlcal profes- sionals, don't seem the least bit swprised. "There 15 definitely raearch that supports ceruun types of music l.ncrea.se pro- dUctivtty and purcbaslng, some ot It done by design,· 581(1 Newport Beach psycholo- gist Chnstopher Ingalls: Music. wtuch 15 processed by the more artistic and unpulslve nght side of the ~Alll. also surf aces erriotional assoaabons to tunes and places. Ingalls added. "Certain IOClQI bring beck memodes tram chiadhoOd.. be said. ·Wbell they W8ll sbop- pmg and UlteY sat in Santa's lap.· Perhaps tbar. wby malli today coolinue to bolt carolers dreaed in Oickem cmtwnes to stroll the grounds. BloomingdaJes at Fashion Island hos booked sudl carol· ers for December, not to men· tion high scbool chotrs and professional m usk:ians who can spread some live, boJiday cheer. • r think the musk: creates a festive. boUday atmo.pbere and enhances your holiday shopping experienat,. said B~ spokeswoman' Julie Rejnolds. •And as we · come closer to Christmas. we'll start playing more and more holiday music on our sound system.• Reynolds added that music. wben used correctly, adds to the mood of a scene. "Throughout the ~eer, Bloom- ing<Wes' Young ~r department -which hosts ·~ such brads .. ~ 8'lou. Cu.. and L.iundry -pi!lys hip, edgy mUlllc for the youD9S c»Pw ··-· •tt enti.t,,,_ the mtft pre- Mllatioll from the .....uer's ... ndpomt.. Aeynoldl ..ud. •And it's men pleasurable for the cuscmner'I standpoml. The Mme apptiel to hoti· day music played during boU· day montba. • ·at mu. people more active and m0re Cntenllted. • lnga1ll said. •LJ.ke audible caffelne?" I asked. •t Wte thal Yes. Uke audi- ble caffeine .• South Coast Plaza spokes· woman Debra Gunn DownJng agrees. Music •creates an energy, 8 reolly good feeling and makes people feel happy,• Downing said. South Coast Plaza hosts carolen through the holidays too. Jazz trios, calliopes, chamber orchestras and small singing groups per- forming Chrl.ltmas carols r------. The Bftt Pnn> Th~ Best Warranh 1lw Best Stolection 1lw Bat Ston•lce 1lw Bot No SQ an Plan The Bfft Installation by Our own Crew• Moft.·M 9am·l:.1Qswn kNdoy IOOm·lpM ~ 1oam~ ,,~~~~m 2927 S. Bristol Street, Costa Mesa (714} 751-2324 ... -~ j RETIREMENT · SALE I . Mary Barr concludes 42 years of service! SHOP EARLY Select from a Multi-Million Dolla r Inventory ENTIRE INVENTORY Now 25-50°/o OFF original ticketed prkes NOTHING HELD BACK! DIA M ONDS • RUBIES • EMERALDS • SAPPHIRES PLATINUM • GOLD • & MUCH MUCH MORE ... ..---. - - - ----- Don't miss this fantastic once in a ufo timt opportunity. CHAR.LES H. BARR 9_,_1. .. MC* • .flltl. 9:30M-5:30PM • SAT 9:00MI 4:00N •. CLOllD SUNDAY I allO JNll9 through. The lbaR*l9 centan cmouMl.,.. p&ays its own mu8c ~ upbeat c:hildr91'1 IOOgl all yeer round and Dis· ney and botiday ... during December. •What do you think about peopJe who hate musac at the inalls dwing holidays?• I asked. •1 don't think I know any- one who does,· DownJ.ng . said. . But Jb9Y're out there. And 1ngaDs can explain their aver- , Dao tO happy holiday t\lMS. .Thole peOple tend to be the same people that com· plain every yeer about hob· day decorations that go up earlier and ea.rber, • the p&y· chologist said. • Some of the people, rightfully SO, bem()4Jl the matenallsm of the hoU· days. For them the holidays are much more sp1tttually affected.· ·0o you Wee bobday mUSJC at the malls7" I asked hun. ·1 llke ~ u nght before the boli<tays, that one week, but not start1ng now,• be said. "Why not?• "It kinda puts presswe on me to get out and get my holi· day shopping done.• · • Yauft1 a-._ wrltei featurK. She m-v be fH<J'led at (949) 574- 4268 or by •m.tll .i young,ch.t~tltMS.com. HOME CONTINUED FROM AS the original vanety. You'll need a can ol choco- late .frosting; this acts as cement for the candy. If you're pJannmg a really big Dock. get two cans. Mosey down the aJSle and grab a bag of chocolate-cov- ered malt balls. Whoppers will do the trick. Grab a bog of candy com. You will use five pieces of candy com per btrd, so don't be skimpy, load up. Last. you will need either peanut butter or butterscotch chips for the heads. I'll leave this difficult deo.slon up to you. depending on fd.Jl\lly preference -we are a peanut butter family . Tom Szulp caught a toul b&lJ at Game 1 of lbe World Series. SzuJga wu at the game wttb hll stes-on, Robert. TRAVEL CONTINUED FROM AS isn't illegal m Anzona. Szul- gc:t added "It was JUSl an absolute madhou • • Szulga said. Alter they watched the Diamondbacks ·destroy• the Yankees. Robert and SzuJga headed right back to Arizona State University to watch a college football game between ASU and the University or Wastu.ngton. Quarantme yoW'Sell to a comer of th kltcben that you don't rrund malung an enor· mous mess m. Grab a few k.Kb to belp you, this way you can maxinuz.e the chaos. 1Wlst the cookie apart so you have two whole halves (Cdll you have two whole ha.lv ?). Th.ke one side or the coolQe and place 1t cookie Stdf' down on the table Use som chocolate frostmg to cement the second cooloe hall to the bottom of the fU'St half. leavmg room for the malt ball body. Put frosting on the ·1a1.1· coolue and alfix five pieces of candy com on the cookie. pomty tde down. Could you a k for better loolong tail feathersl Now, place a malt balJ tn front of the tau feathers on the ·And that was octudUr ct great game too,· Szulgd said "I wanted our son to see. wtule we were out there. whdt a coUeg foot- ball game was like. Thut was a great game. which wa decided tn the ld t three seconds.· • H~ you, or someone you know, gont on Ml 1nteftst1nq vacation recently? Tell "'yovr adwntures. Drop "' a line to 1'wel 1llllea. 330 W. by St , Ccx · ta Mesa. CA 92627; e-mail young.~tlmn.com, or la• , to (949) ~170. "" base of the lrosting-cov r I base cookie. Lastly, USlll<J tt b11 of frosting as glue, add th ctup to the top of th mttlt ball Have you ever uch · a fabulous creabon m yow hfe? Qwck, easy and schmaltzy as h k you'll O('(.' decoration I wtSh you peace, hP<ll th and happin from my \\ 1qht House to yours Hoppy Thanksgivmg. •KARIN WIGHT tj a~ Beach rM!dent Her c.olumn rum SYnd~ A THANKSGIVING APPRECIATION As this Thanksgiving Day approaches and we proclaim our thanks to God for our great nation, our families and friends, we at St. Joachim are pleased to proclaim our thanks for the thousands of compliments · on our Annual Community Spring Fair -2001 . Our Success wa..- possibfe because of your participation and support. This Thanksgiving Holiday we THANK YOU, our community, parish, families, friends and our business supporters! ~ , , .. f ( : < . o"' t · 1 \ I e"'., "· GMC: 1• • q_oily Pilot • ~!~DFROMA f • enJOY 11 front·row l for bitat in<Ted1bl thdt no g r would dnyon both r lf trampl<• o poor, d pl tN.I plac~ likt> Little• Corond "Th • td <>t1 L' Urnt U you hAve a r ally, H"tllly mfty drtd1· $1 tJd pool, muyhe J>4:'0pll' Will lc!dVP plu< l~ hke LllUc• q'orono dlunc> ond tht'y'U com beck lo li lt!,• '>tJtd Ordngc>. t CoU(.>(jf? Ptof~,or ()(.ln. Kt> Uy ·we alwa~·ti:Y ,,, tf'U kid th4t they're in ~m hod)' el ' livtng room,• "did J~<tnn tt• M ml • .,, r1 do«?nt for Ult) ~tttte J)drk deparim •nt who conduc~ rnonthJ)' t1dt• pool tours dt Cry taJ Covt• •\-Vtwn Wt•'r 1n ~OOlPOm•'s lJvtng room, how <low~ tw.hovf!l W(• don't movP tht~ rum1turc. we don't movt• lht• 1>t.•upl<' WP even d1s<ourn<JB them horn ptekm9 up .,ht>U<,, which rould ho hmm·-. tor .,onw dtllmttl!t • l tk\' othN t1d<• pool PXJ><'rl~ t..l('nil<•<•., l~\llcw•'> • thot. with c.1 btUt> <'<Jue dl 111n tJnd undcr'>tdnd1ng. pt•opl<> • As chdITTllill\ o( the> l\ldnn 1enrr C ntcr di 0Mn~w C0ti!>t C"olh•fw. KPlly h<!lp ovc>rwf> th • clo '"'' thmg Uw oty now hd<, to dn tJrt1houl Ud<• pool -the• -.chool\ dt4UcH · tum, the l•treJt!'.I m lhf• c ounty, .t.ncl d plar • wht>r • JX'Oplt• <illl 1,1ew M'd tih• without tnlrudin<J upon 11 AA~l!l/O Karla Parson of Avalon scrubs an aquarium at the Orange Coast College marine Klence lab. c ttn en)O) tide pools whlJ -.till ll'tl\'lOCJ them intc.tc t tor fJC•m•r • dllOn'> to comt• "Pt•ople t1rP c.tmd7<'' ct1n ',("f' thPrP. • f\ IC'mll~!.'-i '>cud • 11 rPctll~ "d wildc•mr!'> ." But th <1rt1JiodJ tJd<> pool envlS1on{'(J di "hPUmtJlwr ~ rxr)CCtf'd to ht• d frtr mow J>t~ldc·uldf -.howcdw for the.,.• duulmg n t'uturf'<> And 1t t1bo "'111 d1'pldy -iom<• 1mprf"> 1v .. nenuhr h•tJt., clll decbcotNJ lo the hop<:' or pre· scrv1~CJ tht> ctH'ct'I rt1n• nc1h1r.tl wonclc•r.. To rr«>t11£• c1 t1<ft• pool. one> 11\u<,l crPt1lf' t1d<•-i Tn mttkt• d hon\C' tor lid<• vonl ('r(•dhlfl•'> IJkP .,I'd dnt'lllOni:"., IX. topU'><''i tJncl mu-iwl'>. humt1n'> mu-it mt1ke> Wtl\'e-. And to m1m1r ndlUrP .... clcr..cly d') po "lhll• v wndlth of knowledg•· to ldl>n· <.dlf> 10< k with rn•vices <lf!('p <',OVUtJh to hold wholf• mdnn • n1mmuru1Jp, \\he>'> roollOJ1't 'di) b) lour to .,uc h~·t tt., \\dlt•r l<'H>is ru.t' ..ind fdll ·1t ., dumping 'f'dWt1ll•r m .,.mwthmy ) ou'v(• t>ngtn<'<•n' the c>pportu· mt\ for cufdJ to dnc·hor. to rt•phC"dl(! 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Dec 7 from 6 J0-8·00pm (prO'lldld by Blue SJJmonnel G'eCI holiday-~" shoppng 1n OJf gilt shop ~IS~ (GI Md.le "' 8ec*t at 949-494-3050 TEMPLE BAT Y AHM U IVERSITY Pl"U'Ut.1 ® 2001-2002 Roe GREENFI ELD OISTINGUJSHED SPEAKER S ERIES ~·- PR£.FERRED Sl.ATlr-.(. 2S: GENERAL $10: SL.NIOl<S & STUDENTh 'S~ MICHAEL BERENBAUM Sped al I rent Advertise on the Ultimate Calendar page. a feature of our new Sunday edition. $20 per inch. 3 inch minimum. CaJI (949) 574-4230 Today! A8 TODAY TILLER 9C>Oee·5'GMNG Spm ...... by. .11 Or~ County MuMum of MP' .. set1t> Tetlef "91'1"9 9When rm ONd All ThlS WJI le Youn• wt..: Or.nge County~ of Art'\ wte4hte gallefy tn South Co.Ht Pl.u• 3333 Bn~tol St . COJt• ~ When:Noon con: Free Cont.Kt: (949) 759-1122 'WHEN t". ~ ~Vt5e' SpCMllONd by.~ h.ach Pvblk l.lbr ary P'ti«lts ptMISl Rodg« Whitten wt..;Newport Btach Cents al Library, 1000 AllOtldo A"9 When:3pm co.t: Fre. ContKt: (9tt9) 717·3816 MONDAY ~·s ~·wrnt ROSSIONG 19 SpoNorM by. Newport Beach Public l.lbtaf)' F~ttOn wt..: Newport a.am Crntr•I l.lbfary, 1000 AYO<.ado Ave When: 7 pm Cort Fr~ Coritllct: (949) 717 3816 ST. ~G STIUNG QU.MTET 5pCMllCM9d by. lA<juN Chamt>.f M USI< Soatty •nd the Phtlh.wmonlC SocJety of Or~ County wt..; IMne 8¥cl~ Thfftt•. '2'2 Campus °'..,. When:8 p.m Cost S20 U9 Contact (9tt9) 85'M646 TUESDAY NETWOfll(tNG LUNCHEON Spontor9d by. 20 Corona~ Mar Chamlwr of (omrMrCf wt.re: F~ (towns llestautM'lt, 1801 E Ca.st HIC]hw~. Coroo•~~' When: 11 30•.m Cort S20. S 15 1f pr~ Coritllct:(949)673-"'0SO ~.!°AY 21 9MAKfAST FORUM SsiaNGl'9d~lmi<» E. pr"ewnts MM1i ~. <NirrNn of the Inter.row~·• Program •t uses School of CtMma·T~ wt..: UC IMne\ Un!Wnity Oub, CC>nWf of Lo\ Tranc:OJ and Etit ,_.taw>n In IMne When: 6 lO•m Cort SlS.~ call for pr1Ct detatls Contact (949) 460-4242 22 ~SGMNGDAY s,a ...,....by.US gowtntMnt Where: Aero. the country When:~ eo.t: Free to COJtly, dtpend· 1ng on who'1 ~ng °""8d: YOUI neerest ~of turtey .tnd tr1fMW9 ,. "'' .... °' ,,,,,...,. ,,.,., .,, COITICI USI Do you Mwe .,. upcomit'O ewent1 TM.=..= ==--=~ • m..--Mell to 1N ~ ""°" now. aav St.. eou~t2627 • MJl -s.nd to (Mt) • MMt70 •..-a.-s.ndtO ~fW'~tlfMS.cont Doily Pilot NOVEMBER ... ,.,,. • I 1 ) 4S6 7 1tlll 11Ut>14•1617 f W W ii 11 m D Ji I JS».1111• MAMYOUll CAUNDM' ll: Thanksg1V1ng 21: Swing! at the center DECE E ... ,.,,, I l ) 4 \ 6 7 I 0 Ill " ,, I) 14 15 " 17 • " 20 11 $ »>t G)annn JO )I MAM YOUR CALl.NOAltS t: Hanukkah starts at sundown ll~ Frank.e Avalon at occ 2S: Chrtstmas Day Dancing to their own drums JA UA Y Slillf'#Tf .S 0 l ) 0 ~ •1 •t10lll) 1)!41\"11 .,, ~ l1 (D 21 ~ lS 26 n 21 ,, .10 J1 IMlllCAll llDIM DMCI lllAJll When th Ptlgnms landed m Plymouth an 1620, they were not tung foot on urun- habllcd land. Th re were more Uldn 200 Nabve Amen- can ln~ across whdt is now the Uruted tat The tnbes had diffe11 nt nam~ -Hope, M~chm l, Klowd, TuscdfO- rcl, Cree, le -languages, C'UStoms and rultur • , mduc.J- ing dances from I 1 tnbes throughout the counb'y. MAM YOUR CAUHOAltS Danccs to performed mdud gra dances, war dan~ and hoop dances. 1: New YtM'S Day 4: 'S<:hool '°' w~· Some of th ddnccs Liv~ Whtle we Me busy honor- 11\9 our country's forefathers for making the United States what 11 ts tocfdy, let' not forget the peopl who called this country home far before Chnstopher CoJumbus ever cliscov red 1t . openi at sa ll: Oper• Pac1hc opens 'Don Giovanni' f E FY1 on to Uus ddy and will be brought to Orang County t.tus weekend by the Amencan lndian Dd.llce Theatre. ThC 13- year-old troupe ft>at\U1 18 dan~. mus1CldJlS and mg rs --.: Irvine 8-1~ Thutr•, '2'2 Clmpus Orrve wt...: a pm f<~lndl pm. =i26-U2. cftKounts av~ Cofttact (9'19) as.M607 War on drugs is subject of sym posium 'M lml'IMlaY: ......... A ddy-long ~ympos1um on Uruted StdlC" gov mm nt' wdI on drug will take place Monday at the lrvmr. Hilton, pctrt of UC ll'Vlllc-'s I low<Lrd A. Schn •ad nnan MPmondJ Bioethics Lcctur S<'ne llUl"'d ·An Amencan 'TTdgcdy: The Wdr on Drug , • the event will mcludc> cl keynot address by Orange County Supenor Court Judge James P G ray. ,..., --.: ·~ Hiiton, lllOO ~ 81\ld . lrMe ---=••m toSpm Monday c.-.: no. 1ndudft a11 mMh Ind PoW1tmg ~Ml<>t'& rtqUtr~ COftt.IKt: (9'9) 12•2442 PLAINING AHIAD SOUTH COAST TME UGHTING South Coast ....,,. will hght tts to-foot Christ. l'l"IM trM, cowred wttt\ more~ 15,000 twln- khng lighU. ...... ,. ....... HOLIDAY HOME TOUR Bllbc» IJlllnd's fifth IMU- al~ Home Toua; tpQfdCMed b¥ the ..... 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DrM.c.o.. ...... --. 1:JO pm Tueld9y ttwough ,...230and7.l0p.m ~ and noon and 4 pm.~ ttwough DK 2119 ~l1M42 CW k II: (714) 7Ql.SSSS SOU11l COAST PLAZA HOSTS 111ANK.SGMNG CELEBRATION WEEKEND BENEFITING SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK OF ORANGE COUNlY WHAT: South Coast Plaza will host a family weekend of fun , fearuring a . canned food dnw benefiting the cunt.I Harv t Food Bank ol Orange Count)'. Throughout the Center. concierge d ks will be acccpung canned ft.l\l(.) donations and gi'1ng J speoal hohdar g1f t "' each ch1Jd donaung Lt canned food item Bnng the cntm: famtl\ lo cnJO)' cxciung C\ ems •md aCU\1lll"' all \\ eckcnd long,. mdudmg free famth photos, carousel mk' Thanksgiving craf t-.. OOJloon arusts. l1w cntcnainmcnt and more Plu.s. pec1.1I oficl".S f mm 1uth -CoJ:>t Plaza rctatlcr, and ~t.auranL<t WHY: All canned food donations collcctlxl w11l benefit the conJ Har\'est food Bani.. tlf ran e Coun(): Lhl· . larg l hunger-reltd organization m thl'· county, collecting an<l disuibuling food to • n umated 190,(XX) mdt\.iduals monthh through more than 370 local mem~r chanties fttdlng the needy WHEN: Sunday, ovember 18 11 .un. to 5:30 p.m. WHERE: ut.h Coast Plaza 3333 Bristol Street Costa Mtsa For l1lOI" information, visit www.f'oodft«.cq orcd (714) n1-1343 93rd Annual N?'JK>rt Harbor Christmas Boat Parade AJvertiu ;,, the OfficW P11r/Uk l'r0fr'llml Thi a,.,._ .. P.itJ, is._, hnr! NftJ ;,, ill 9Jrr/""" tJw,.,,. ,,,;JJ """" •r I .... If..,,,,, • "1t...,. lllN • ,,;,,,, "1is ,,..,.,, ,,,..,.,, ,.. DHa-.,,. 17 """1~23. n,;, )N'i llwrw ii •1.« m.•,,, llilii· • . . IA•tlli.rw . Adi u1 •i.1JW• 6 ':? rlr a l'w -· 1ir• M,. jVtts •'-" r!, j IJ.& Cr r m1 1-.ilJ "-••• -A sd9 N.wfJF .M - ... ;......... 94964?'321 0. IMllJ ,_,,_,.cm ,_,,;n,.,, ;,, "1il rd ma••• '1 "1 Ml u .... ii "11 ... f/.MSJ1Pf&r••<J.'s ..... d A¥ n.,. ... .. j,, wrllti' •Ill 0 ........ ., ..I fllil •lit • f uffl • _, .... 41• • • M_.•Alt••trn 40, I• &Alfa'_,.._ I a• nl• .. #1& its fl•• ............ ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... ·: •• : .. • Doily Pilot This is our comnl~ty. We live and work here and want to make a difference. Recently, we started discussing among ourselves what we could do to contribute to .our neighborhood. We believe education is the biggest single factor necessary for a successful future for our children. So, we 're putting our money where it counts. For every • • car sold at any Harbor Blvd. of Cars dealership, we will donate a substantial amount to tlie Newport-Mesa School District. So far, we've donated $150,000 thi$ year! We've just begun to make a difference in our neighborhood, . and you can too ... Sunday, NoYemb. 18, 2001 A9 ' ' auon OF THE DAY "'We don 'I need a map to get over there (Woodward Park in Fresno/J anymore. We just get on the road and drive ... • 1111 SWnner, Corona del Mar High cross country coach AIO Sunday, NoYember 1e. 2001 .. -J -~ ~ _..!_ --- EYE OPiNER \ .......... ,, hOnor9e • BILL REDOING ~ ltllw Roger Corfton • 94~-57 "4223 • Spotts few 949-6500 l 70 Daily ,Pilot HIGH SCHOOl IOYS WATER POLO: OF DIVISION H CHAllPIONSHIP OA.llY I'll.OT l'tiOTOS BY SEAN Hl.lf R Corona del Mar water polo coach John Vargas, with some of his champions of 2001 following a rocking victory over Esperanza lo the CIF Division II Finals Saturday nlghl Sea Kings win third straight CIF title as the}'9give Vargas send-off celebration. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT B ELMONT SHORE -To crown one of the qredtei.t coaching C'dreero; m N·ewport-MP'>d School D1i.t net htslory tn any '>port. Co rona d el McH KOlllOAll H lgh's boys water s.. KJntil 16 polo team gdve e..,_ 4 Co.tch John Varqd'i a splashing ~nd-ofl Saturday n1ghl m the CIF Southern Section D1vis1on II champ1onsh1p game A nd, tn one of lh<' moM lops1d<>d ftnals in '>ectlOn· history. the S('<'Ond- secded Sea Km9' destroyed Esp- e ranza. t f>-4, di Belmon t Pluza O lympic Pool ·wl\at a gr<>at WdY to end 11, • !>did a drenched Va~Jd . who wds pmhed tn th pool !C'Onds dfl«>r his S«-a King (24·3) cctplured thelf th11d slr<ught Division II tit.le. The victory was ali>o Vdrgas' venth CIP championship In 19 years as CdM's coach and thf' \C'hool' t 2th cctlon Ullo m the 'iport, one more than Back Bay n val Newport I ldrbor ·There's no better way to be gomg out -going to the bnals and pldytng a game like this, wruch was a lot.al team effort,· said Vargas, the 2000 U.S. Olympic coach who wilJ take over as the Stanford men'!. Wdt r polo C'Odch m 2002. As for swan song , the Sea Kmg were m unison. spreading out the !tCOnng among seven players, while senior goalie Sherwin Kun recorded 13 saves, including seven in the fourth quarte r on seven E pcranza bots. ·w e did It last year, dnd we came back and did 1t again this year,· Kim said ·w e're j ust a really confide nt team and we've got everything, from our second stringers to the starters.• Artie Dorr. Bobby Messenger and Md.n:eDo PdJltuJlano scored three gOdls Cclch to Jedd Corona d I Mar. while leammat John Mann. Jason DiRocco and Michae l March added two goals apiece for the champions. ·w e <'ame out hard, and. hopefully we wer going to be up the whol game and dominate them and that's what we did," said Pantullano, who led CdM with fiv teals. four In the second half. "(The Aztecs) cotlldn't l~t with us for four qucuters . • ~perama ( 18-11 ), who needed to GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: OF FINALS Allen, Cummins, fini,sh 1-2, but .... CdM second; gets another shot at State Meet. --~ DM.'t "'°' WALNUT -There were f w 1m1le1, but (OMlllllllMnt noOetbMW when lh Corona de& • M1f tlgb glrtl C'I09 ('C)Ufttiy team a~plt'd Hs ............ ., .... ClP Soutbem Se<1IOn DI ..... 1U r..e •t Mt. Ian Antonk> Colleg.i! ~---Jule Alllaadvanc:W to her fOW1h SIAlte ~ _. • . .-W''•• wb r "'ii lM CJP DMlion m tide 1n INl 7 ........ --a 17:12 •. Jwuor B@cky Cununtnl 1 8 ; .. .-.-..... Al-CJ-' honors, t~ MCOnd m .. ' SU KINGS Cl IMSIOll • fMS CDM 16, ESNMNZA 4 Scor9 br ~--· COfona del Mar 2 5 3 6 • 16 Esperanza 1 1 2 O · 4 C..--Doff 3, Messenger 3, Pantuliano 3, J. OiRocco 2, March 2, Mann 2, Money 1. ~-Kim 13. .._.,... -Gr~iner 2, Kopnvetz 1. SchutNCher 1. - quarter as CdM increased 1t:s lead to 8·2. Esp ranzd scored twice to cut Cd.M's lead lo 8-4. but DiRocco scored dfter h1 own steal and Dorr scored on d dart from 12 meters away as the Sed King upped their I ad to 10·4 dftcr three penods. Mall Mey r, John Money. DtRocco and Pantullano (two) had teals ln the third quarter. •Tu15 ~ the third year now (in the ClF finals). so a lot of lhcse guys have been there and they know what 1t takes to wtn." Vargas said. ·11 wa.s a total team elfort and ll' the best thing I've could've asked for.• Cd.M's Bobby Meaenger ft.res away. Saws ·Sheridan s. ln the fourth quarter, March scored an extra-man goal to tngger a 6·0 onslaught m the final seven minutes, m wruch the Aztecs were shut out by Kun. wm a Sunset League playoff game agaJnst Marina to secure lhlrd place and get lnto the playoffs. upset to p· se ded Serv1to In the quarterfln.il!., 6·5, and Laguna Beach. in overtime m lhe semUinals, 9-8. But th Azteo w re no match for the Sea King , who ruled the wate rs from beginning to end tn th th post.season. ·we outscored o ur (four) op - ponents, 67·14, In the playoffs." said March, a b-foot-4, 220-pound left· handed shooter who c.;ould follo w VdT!JdS to •tanford. Esperanza, playing tn lt.s fust CIP UnaJ mce HKM, trailed by only one goal ct.ft r the ftrSt quarter, but the Sea Kmgs began stretching the Aztecs' defense tn the second quarter CdM out C'Ored Esperanza, 5· t , 1n the S<.-cond with four counterdttack goals to butld a 7-2 mte nrus ion lead. Brad Gremer scored an e~tra·man goal from two meters on a touch hot lor Esperanza w1lb 41;46 lo play in the hrst l\alf as lhe Azt pulled to wilb.ln ii gOdl, 3·2. But CdM scored four unaru.wered goals w wrap up the fmt half and take a commanding lead. Five dlfferent player.. scored goals for the Sed King In the econd quarter, while Pan- tuliano, Messenger and Dorr had teals. M ng r KC>red on!' kip hot from seven meten early m the third "On a couple of the g oals they scored, there w~ notrung (KlJn} could do about it, so he held lhem. I thought, to two go.tls." Varga said. "H JUSt played outstanding.• AJter March's gOdl in the fourth quart r. Pantuliano scored on a rocket from n!no m ters. M ngt>r added a counterattack goal on an a.u t from Kim. then Mann scored w1lh three qefenders hanging on rum. Mann scored again in lhe fourth, after Vargas pulled the rest of th starters, wtth 1 :48 left from two meters, and DlROC'C'O capped the M:Onng with a counterattack goal. Estancia's Rojas runs to CIF title Junior leads Eagles to berth at State Meet . ........ DM.Y~ Doily Pilot SPORTS Sunday, No....mt>.r 1e, 2001 All HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOWYBMJ.: Cl DMSICll NA CHAMPIONSHIP Mira Costa sweeps Tars for CIF crown Newport Harbor starts slowly as top-seeded Mustangs take control and win ti~e Saturday at Cypress College. IUdwdf)unn 0MY PILOT CYPRESS When Newport Harbor HJgh g l r I s volleyball coach Dan Glenn talked about getting Mini c.oet.a l off to a good ,.._.. 0 ·start for mo-• mentum's sake, t.hJs asn't what he meant. The Satlors had not allowed an opponent mor Uwn SC\'en points 1D any of thf>lr pr VIOUS nine postseason games, l t dJon faced a defio t , But 111 the opening gt1me of the CIF Southern Section Olvis1on II-AA cht1mp1on1th1p match agamst top·set'ded Mir<.t Costa Cl Manhattan Bet1ch, they found themsefv tn a blCJ hole, 9-0, as the Mustang swept lhe TcUS, 15-8, 15-3, 15-10, Sdturday at Cypress CoUeqe •That wa one thmg I W<li. concerned about.• Glenn sotd of the match's be<jlnrung ·And on lhe very hr t piety, (the Mustangs) got a big block (by b· foot 1umor oubtde lutter Brooke Plullips). They mad good pldy We were not playi.ng thctt poorly, it's just that w e WPre not M'Onng a lot ol pomts • Second· eedt>d Newport Harbor (21·10) had a mc:tny serves. two, as tlf'leout.s in the eerty going as the M~ 129- S), who won the D1v1.,1on l·A championship last yedr, built enough momentum to wm Ill 70 nunutes. . In add1llon to Ph1lbps, 1\.11.r<l Co ta featured b·l oot ., nior out.side luller and UCLA-bound Teryn Spragg, b· I outside hitter Jes 1ca Ven (mdtch-h19h 13 luUs) and 6· 1 middle blocker Renee Lope (s vcn kill~ and one solo bloclcl. whtl b·3 nuddle bJocker Hilary Stomath came off the bench. ·we're hug but th y'n•also good athlete • • wid longtime Mira Co ta Codch Dactco AJdnch, whose t dlTI cllso w pl the Satlors tn tt\Lo; year' Sdnta Barbara Tournctment of Champaons Oct 14 15-1. 15·8, 17-15. ·w e knew gotng tn, with the No 1 seed, that w had c1 lot to prO'\'e, and we played better than we did tn anta 8drbara (against Newport) Our rvlng got tougher and tougher as lhP match went on and our height helped us .• It was th l 0th tun th two section power met 1n lhe playoft and the hJth tune tn the ti.nals, but only th ond t.une the MU!ttt109 ha\l• rom(• 1>ut on top ctgdin!tt "'lewport 1n tt c 1r lltlc mdtch dnd thP hr~t \tnre 1485 • 1Th(• Sd tlor!t I hitter\ hdvP unprO\.'t' would CJl'I \\.c hdn<lh'<l down OOlli dnd w1• hcmdJC'd lrl't' hall., I'm JU t happy with ('V rythtng • Newpoft HMbor. which edmf'd • berth m thP Clf State D1v1 ion II playoff\ with II miftncll victory ovPr We t.1.tkc Wd led by 6·3 JUOIOr m1ddlt> After enduring lack of playing time at Colorado State.the Corona deJ Mar High product has been a huge help for the SaddJeback Gauchos. s-.vq.n OAILY PILoT 11ere wu aomethtng mts tng for Juslln ~ while he p&ayed football at Colorado Slate Umveruty a YMC ego. Sure. the Corona del Mar H)gh product had frlenda there. u tu. roommate wu Pet I togan. a middle linebecbr for the Rains who plaY*f at BG~ rM1 N9wport Hltbor. However. Shee's oddll were too much to overcome u •walk-on. Hil love for football wu challenged every day liDd it IMIMd .... the game bed become. MOf9 of•.,...._ rather tJMm bil lavorit tpe>rt. It w• tbne to move oo. Mrt over. •Jl w• a good Ume, but lt jUlt ctidn't work out,• Mid SbM, Wbo Marred for the Sea K1Dgt b9foN .-n1t1ag In 1988. •t leemed IO mucb tram CokndD ..... Poolball out of bigll tCbool II )ull _...._..a. You're not going ID be •u.e ..,. .. 111 lligll ldllool; You ..... tlO ftilbl..., -......... _.. ........... ..,... . .... • ..... " ........... ~day ,.....511111 ........ ,.,.... ......... ~ .. -So I cw to s..ldllbM:k ID gtwe 11w111111 ........ ._ ..... adtf <••_......, .. ., ··•:•011111111 ......... ...,... ................. 22 Q lllC 2 I ....... 0 • !N:~ Ml 1 .... ,. c .... '~ ... , 9 ............. --.... , ... _. t block r Kn t n MrClune t 12 k1lh) dnd 5· l 0 .,enJor middle bloc kN UL Lord I I 0 ktlb dnd 11 d1q-.1 "Thtll''> the be-;t (Lordi hct pltiyP<' n d 45-rrunutc match tn t t1d ol 47 rrunu~ N •wport plctyed 1t typical M>hd d •fen!> . I d by 6· t mor oppo 1tc Chn tine Wollrr I 11 dig 1. nior tier Kalle King 1101. ruoroutsld tutter AndrCd Tnn n I 101 and ophomore outside hill r Alyson Jenrun9\ llOI \\of' had a lot of kid w1lh dig , but w didn t wm any of th long ralli . • Glenn saJd .. Aller dehc1 ol 9-0 and 13-l in the first gdlTle, N wport camt• back betund McClun and Lord who recorded back-to-back solo blocks for polllb dunng a run an wh1rh the Seniors pulled to w1Uun 13·8. But the Mustanq\ cl<bed out th hrst game on k.ills by prdQg and ruor tter or.i P1rzyn kl. whose off-peed return on d \ con d hit fell untouched on th N wport 1de to g1v 1'>11.ra C ta a l -0 edge In the !'COnd gam . aft rd 2- 2 lie. the tt'am exchttnged ~ideouts five tun , before Mlla Costd rallied for 1x tr.ught "'" Newport Harbor's Ll2 Lord (left) and Aly on Jenning (abovel gave it their be t bots aturday altemoon agillnst Mira Costa, but the ailors came up hort ln the CIF Division D-AA championship match as the Mu.slang~ proved up to the task wfth a three-game \\et>p. point> Wllb Spragq tit th <,(_'f\ 11 f' linf' 1trd Co ta Wf>nt on to rt 14-l l(•cld belorP d k11l l1y JS1n11 dnd tuft block b~ \\oiler <fct\t the ';dllors only th(•tr third point ol lh gam In d back ·drHl·lmth third qame the Sd1lor., led -·II lhl'n \ltr.i Co Id rc!lh1•d \\Ith II\• 'ilrcughl point., Dul ~''"port HMbor louqht h.ick nnd m<lnaged ... ll·'i h•r1d d'> MrClune held thri 1• kill., in 1h1· 'lpurt The Tdl"'> '-"'omd lnur 'trcs1gh1 points with Tnn •n r1t th1• '""IC 1.· tint-, U\lllctted b~ Tnncn' ktlJ h 1r • 1deout Lorn tollow•'«l \~tth d kill and solo block. 1111 1,.nnt., to 111• th• q.mw 5·:1 lht•n Tnnen hwd lldt k·IO·bdrk ctrc•<, lord 7. :; 11•,111 \lh 1 1 nr ·I \ 101.allon on f\. ttra C ·o,tc• fl•I\ 1 '' v. port c1notht>r '1d1't1\lt \ lcl 'lun1• -.<ored on ~o t 1111'>1'< Ull\ t• ktll'> d the tit 'lllll4th>tl \"l,ltur.. t•n)O\ t~ tJt 'II 111111• 1 f Pc1d tour 1x11nl<sl of the 1t111tch \hr 1 < ·u.,ta c Ulll' l1.1trk m101n tc1 111' 11 ••.•• tht•n c1 k1U h" Tnn n put lht• SdllOI' hcl( k in the tfrt\ t'I ' .,,•.ii 111·4 Hu1 th1tt '' .1-. tht> Id~ umt• thl• Tttr.> \\OU.kl 1t: .. u1.1, Utt> :\.lu,ldl'lC}' "!\)(•!ti th·· q,llJ\('' UP'Ct 'illt P'""'' "1thou1 •Ill tin,\\ er to cl.inch th I >1\ 1'111n 11 • \ \ c hdl11p111nsh1p , Justin Shea .. o •• b \ .. .. • 1., • AIZ Sw?day, ~ 1e. 2001 . SPORTS. • Daily Pilot 12115 CCltm ~ USlllUU. ' . Cost.a Mesa Pro ClaSsic ful8.ls today Anteaters· win Chad Carlson duels DanieJ Wtllman for singles title at Costa Mesa Tennis Center. COSTA MESA-Uniieeded Otad C.ulloo of the United States and .New Zealand's Daniel WWman, the No. 4 '4!ed. square off today f« the linglet championship at the tnaugural $15,000 a.ta Mesa Pro OaSlk: at the Ca.ta Mesa Tennis Center. They'll start soon alter noon following sem.if1nals VJctories on Saturday. autson d.llpalcbed Wesley Whitehouse ln tbe semWnals, 6-2, 0-6, 7 ·S, and WWman handled Juon Cook. 4-6, ·e.. t, 7-6. In today's doubles final at 1 t a.m. ll wW be Australia's Matthew Breen and Cook of tbe U.S. teamlDg up to challenge New Zealand's Mark Nielsen and Australla'• Anthony~. wbo entered the tow'Mment .. the No. l Med. The fowtb·Wlded Breen-Cook l4Ddem defeated llDp 1111Sed Albley Albs end Kyte Spencer, 7-6, 6-41 and NlelMn and Roa advanced wtth a 7-6, 6-3 victory OY« Jeff Luld and Rall'IM\' SmJth. Today's singles cbamp1on w1nt Sl,950 a.nd the runner;up collects $1,350. The semilinals lolen pocketed S7l0. STEVf MCCRANIC I DM.V Pl.OT E.staada HJgh's Dlana Rosete powen down tbe •a1ntrtp• neutDf the flnilh_ llne of Saturday's CIF Divisio n m 11tee. She flnilhecl itxtb In t 9:03.5 and will ..tvance to tbe State Finals in Premo Saturday. At right. Corou del Mar Junior Becky C ummlm comes In MCOnd wUb an 11:24.8 ln her rK"e behind teammate Julie Allen to give the Sea Kings a 1·2 punch on their way to the State Meet GIRLS · CONTINUED FROM A 10 ln tbe top 20. ·There's nobody on this team that didn't let us down,• CdM Coach BlU Sumner Mud. moments aft r discovering the offloaJ score "It's a beartbreaker to Jose by three points, but we're not supposed to be here, but we were and that's a crodit for them My heart ls heavy beatuse I am disappolnted But I'm not dmppotnted ln my k.kls. I'm not a 10re loler, but I don't li.ke ~mg.• Northwood, like CdM, another Padfk COMt Leegu team, finished'" lhJld wltb 110 polnll. EIU.nda junior Dictna Rex.et fullilled her gc>U, comp!t>tlng a pC?rsonaJ-ce>UJ'IC· belt 19:03.S and eamlng AU·ClF laurf'ls by coming In sixth to advance to S.turd.ty's Slate Finals ln frPSno. • 1t•1 a challenging coune, and that's w!Mlt I like about It,• ld R t~. who nm.bed 20th lut y er lll h r ftnt uon BOYS CONTINUED FROM A 10 of cross country. "During the race, I w her father thought she wouJd never be a thinklng1 ·r know I can do th.ls' • runner because she was loo all\4J.L She Uke Rosete, tbe Sea King approach wanted to play basketball. but today she the State Finals wdb strong desire. Corona was our No. 4 runner. We didn't win the was all but forgotten th.ls eason alter (title), but (the Sea Kings) came tbroug.b. • losing four ruors, Kabe QuWan, Dlana CdM's third runner, the freshman Hossfeld, Jenny Cummins and Undsay Kattan, ca.me lo 24th in 19:49.3, while Younnan. And one of CdM's top runnen, Kawata came lo 33rd In 20:01.S and Season Meservey, transferred lo Santiago Swigert followed ln 40th ln 20:21.7. High lo Corona But Sumner saJd the Sophomore Klnrle Kramer (63rd ln critics' doubts parked modv lion for lho 20-.59. l) and senior" Katherine Mone (&Sth Sea Kings and that w a huge re.uon Ul 21:02.1) rounded out the Sea Kings' they came so cloM to wlnning the cbam· performance. pionshlp. "We're excited lo get out there and ·we cam from z ro lo trying lo wm work hard agam out w It,• Allen said. lh (tlUeJ and missing by three polnll," ·No one outside ol our little drde really Sumner Mid. •we hed a 1·2 flnilh. but we expected anytbJng out of thla team till didn't have enough to win and w beca~ we lolt., imny people md we're need to work on the fUtb (runner) so young. To build lids t..m up end come ·We have a bunch ol little It.Ids out out here end do wtwd no one elle lboogtit here and they have matured,• ho polllble wu greet.• continued. •0ur No. 3 runner ii Ablia CdM. tbe two.time state champion, Kattan. She didn't know what cro:!IH wW make ltl 16th stralgbt s..te Plna1I country w• unW about atx months ago appearance s.twday. Mellsla Swtgert wu a sprinter ln JunJ "WedoG'tneedauw.ptogetOYer"tbere high school and all ol a sudden, lhe'l l.be an}'IDOfe, • Sumner Mkl. •w. Jmt get on No. S runner on lids t.am. Taryn Kawata, the rOl9d and drt¥e. • UC Irvine's women's basketball teem opens the seaSori on the right note behind ()pa.rah, Hudson and Ciperova at San Francisco . •UC Irv· lne'lwomen'I buket ball team got off on the rtght foot Saturday as the Ant· :e:or~:d r : ;;.: ' : 594 victoly .__ ___ __. at tbe Univer- sity ol Sao Praddsco. Cindy Oparah was the ~scoring 15 points and p6ddng up 11 rebounds, but she bad help. Wendy Gabbe scored 13 points and Brandy Hudson and Jana Ctperova each scored 11. Hudson hit 7 ol 8 free throws. It WU knotted at 26 apiece at halftime, but the second half was another matter as the Anteaters dicked from the fie1d at ~ rate of 56.3%, while the hosl Oona, O· t, went cold. netting 23.7%. . Another key 111ue was rebounds u UGI won the war, 45·31, to belp off1et a 3l"fl3 • deficit ln the turnovers department. Hudson had 12 boards and Clpercwa bad eighl The Anteeters. 1-0. make .. their home debut Monday night wbeo they boat Nevede·Las v~ with tapcJ8at11n the Bren E~ts Center. uc ........ , •• uc:..-..-~ 15, Hldon 12. F.,.,_ o. WINN!l 1. Ci*-n. ap.ow 11, Grein 0. ~ 0. ~o. ,......,...Glbbe2 foulid out • "°"' .... *-J. '""* 4. ""-" s. ~·· s. Henwllldlll .. SNntiy 2. llf9" 7, Ga.on 7, Huff 7, lUmet ) ).pt. .,... • Huff 1. lUmet 1. , 'r-foulid out . farmlf. tWftlrM. lt-2'. COUIGE MEWS WATD POLO Anteaters rip UC Santa Barbara. 10-4 S e n i 'O r .--------. C b r i S Klrchwebm scored four goals to leed seventh · ranked UC 1 ~~~~~ ltvinetoa 1().. I.! 4 victory over uc. • No. 9 UC ' 11111 • 10 S a n t a '-------' Barbara ln a nonconfereoce men's water polo game at Anteater Aquatics Complex Saturday. Sophomore Qmett Gentry and freshman Dreason Barry added two goals apiece as the Anteaters improved to 6· 12 overall. Junior goalie Doug Fintrock {ecorded 12 saves ln tbe seuon's home fioa)e '°' ua. Coach Ted Newland' Anteaters led 3· t at haUtune before Gentry and Klrchwehm • scored bedtrto-back goe.Ja tn the third quarter fOf some breaUung room (5-1 ). In the fourth quarter Kitthwe:bm and &any ICOftld two goals apteee to break an open. Both teams compete 10 th Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament at Berkeley next weekend. UCI faces PacUic at 9:30 a.m . Fnday. .. " UCI 10, UC S-. • ._,... 4 UC s.ntAI lafbata 0 1 1 2 • 4 UC lf'vine 2 1 3 4 • 10 UC9 • Welch 2. lllaceltl 1, AleMndtf 1. s.wt . Spence a. UCJ • Klrchwehm 4, Gentry 2, a.yY 2. Oorll 1, Noon 1. ~ • Finfrodt 12. •&LY Braverman advances to round or 16 Newport Harbor Higb'I NMaJae Bravenn41l. alter a [fl] fl.rat-round bye, swept through two te1UW1 foes en route to the Round ol 16 at Hu:ntlngtoo Beach Seachff Nov. 29 in CJP lndMduaJ slngliSactttSn at the Balboe ""' Bay Oub Racquet Cub Saturday. Bravennan. the Sea View League champion, bandied Anoyo'I Lan Vong, 6-0, 6-1: then put away El Dorado's Kim Dao, 6-1, 6-2. Harbor's doubles team ot Krista Mclntosb and Kelly Nelson lost in the third round to Th>y's MicbeUe Binh and Karen Eitah. 6-7, 4. 6, alter havmg posted 6-0, 6-1and6-1, 6-2 vldories Iver Savanna and El Dorado entries, respectively. Orange Cout Calls at MlraCosta. 76-42 Orange Coast College dropped a 76-42 noncon· [I] ference men's basketball decision to host MtraCosta ln Oceanskle Saturday, the fourth setback in as many tries for the Plrat . Coast ICOrlng was not availabJe, accordlng to first-year Coach Steve Spencer, who said his Pirates were put tnto a hurried mode becaUM ot a late IWltdl for the game start. •we got there at 1:30 for a 3 p.m. game,• Mid Spencer, •but the game wu nearly forfeited because they bad the game scheduled for I p.m.· IUGIY Back Bay coll~ in LM Vegas The 8adt Bey Rugby Oub ol Newport Bead\ CdfcmiA tra~ to Lu Vegu '-,,.ekend and. unlike moet vilil011 to the gambling capital ol lbe wcdi. wne home wUb aome unexJMld*I ncbes. 8adt Bey COOQ II I cl ~three of the COUlllry's top.rMld '9llnl end ended up u PS.le Division wmoen in the third UnJlad 5'.etes M.jor Leeg\ae Rugby~· 8ec:k Bey WU led by Newport Haibor t-tigb, Orange COlill Co1Je9• end UC-Berkeley football 11Andout Mike Pteeman. Pnteman acored two remarkable tries ln the flnals where the Newport 8Mch hued-du~ team came fJom a 16-3 halftlme dllfidt lo.,_ NOVA Rugby Club of Virginia, 21·20. Beck Bey plays their home gmMI at~ Pll'k in Neiwpo1t st.utlng cm wwbnda in December. Men..,.......,. .. ~ lbedubma be found ll IM v..ei11u . MMIJM ~com Of by mmDg the 8ec:k Bey Haelnell ..,fnS-8711, N9w....,.. ...... .,. wekome. ' lmlnSCIBW -Clllllt-·c.I ........ ~ .uc ........ ...,, II ... ,.,. .... s a • p • c_..,, COWGI FOOYUU. Orange Coast puts wraps on !Jisappointing season with second-hWf blahs, 24-12 MISSION VIEJO - Orange Co. t Coll gt> footb&D team wrapped up a dlsappolotmg 2001 season Satwday, falllhg to host SaddJ back ColJ<'9 . 24·12 SC-.Oln Tho Ptrctt hru.sh J.7 overall. 1-4 in the Mission ..,.,._ 12 Conference. S•Mihdr 2' •It's bec!n a tough sea.son for us,· sa1d O<T C0ctc1l /\Ilk(• Tdylor ..UI feel badly fof th wphomort'\ \\ho won't !J t a ~~ t.tus re< ord. but I hop.• thl" treshtnt>o take heed of Ut \tlUdDon dnd com<> back ready to unprovc> nt•lft yedl • The Pirate!> c;uff<>rt>d throuqh thl' hro;t quarter with three tumoVPn.. !Jdtmnq JU'>I 1 l yards of $>ffe~ on 15 pld}'> TIM? Pirates took lhe11 onJ} ledd of Uw !Jdlllf' m the second quartN '>'Onm1 both of the11 touchdowns in les than lour rrunutl"I Quarterback Nick Ht~\ hat Jondthdn Jackson on a 52·ydrd touchdown p.t'>~ to qt>t the Pt.rat on the bodrd di thl' t 2 27 mdfk Jack.son made d tough CJMh, coming up wtth a I aping re<"eplaon thdt pr<'vPnled an .. inlerceptJon and hctkmq d deren'>IVl' bdck to race some 25 yard'> dflc•1 th<> cettc h for thC' score. Later, Leonard DeRocht> ..cured 1>0 etn 11 • ya.rd run to put Co.tSt up. 12· 7 Saddl back reg.um>d th l('dd ldh' an tht.> thU'd quarter when <'hns ·m.ath srorN.I on d S· ya.rd touchdown run The ')('ore. Sdddlt>bdc·k ~ hrst m n arty 38 rrunut of plc1rmq tum• put the Gauchos up for good vwna; •• Or41ngeeo. 0 12 0 0 • t2 ~ 7 019 ·24 flSTC'" SM· ,Stnrth 1 I'\#\~ IOO). 12.56 -=== ,,.. • 1'Mtl 5 run (Gwlw ~ ) st fMD1•= SM • Wtllllml, 4l FG. 14.20. SM· I lfrwd 67 PN trom Chy (Pllf6 f lfltd), 7 2' • •nencs.nc. soo ~ -..n-0C:C MnUlch 24-U ~. S-26, 1 TO, IC.mp. ).), Hoggs. ~2l S..t. ~. 21-102. Smith. , .. ,s. 2 TOI,; MMlntncJ. W. Ov~ 1 7, At-cM, l·l; ~ I minus~ Gre,r. )~5 mrfl!WPASSM 0C:C Hw, 6-15-2. 111, I TO, J«luon, I I -0, I SM MMln"'9-2 • 11 1, 16. Gnrv. 4-6-0, 1 ll, 1 TO MIYNl llQIYM OC:C ~ l M. I TO, Strang. 2· 16. ~ 1-6; ~ I m"IUt-4 S..t l«Nfd, 1120, 1 TO. Oluho, 1·22. Ov.it~ 1 7, CoOb, I S I GAii SWISDC$ OCIC SM Font~ 10 14 R~-yar~ 41-14) S0.217 ~~ 112 15' Polmll'tg 7· 1~2 6-tM Net retum yMdJ• ..., 95 51 s..di»y•~ 1.. .. 2) Net r•dt91 w m "°""" ~MO ··~ ~~loft ).2 I~ f~)~ S-ll Ml •""'1t r«1.mll. ~ fumblt retuml ·we played pretty tough out th •r(' toduy. but Saddll'bctck has a pretty good team and we JUSt rouJdn t or<> m the ~'<'ond hclU. • said Tclylor Adam Will.lams ndlh.>d a 42:ydrd h Id goal an the hrst minute of the fourth quarter to put the Gt1l1< ho .. up, 18· I 2 ttnd Chn Bernard caught a 67 -yard touchdown pa from Garret ·Grdy m1dwdy through the hoal pt-rtod to g1Ve ddleback ome brt-athmg room Higgs ~ for 11 t yd«b to h~h \:o 1 on Cocl t \ cill·l.une careeT J>idSSUl9 charts ,, Wllb 3,425 yards OH'r two yed.-.. Rwuuog back Nil !\. llttd.'.Ch led C.:o.ut ., qround gdJ'tl wt~ 83 yards 'on 2A carries. SaddJeback lS now 7.3 4·1, and hopeful or a bowl bid . SyF1m (94C>) (,;~ 1-(>;')9 .. (Plirit.,. tftol'h1olir \'Mr -, ... d pin.-n.-brf and •r U n.11 ~uo lwL •1th 1 pnrt' q9Uft.) ' SPORTS JC WOlllll'S WA111 POLO BU.cs • lf·· Win··· State MERCED-Orange COMI College's women's water polo team capped a n dr~ perfect ason wtlb a tate championship victory over RJverside Saturday. beaung tbe l\gers. 6-4, m the final Wtth the dec1 ion the • 1 Pirates finish th season 35·0 ..,.... ' against community college ........ ·1 • competition. th onJy mar on • their 36· t r cord a nct.rTow loss to UC l.rvme in a nonconterence matchup Coast. wtuch pent the entJ.r season 4S th No. l·ranked team in the tate, beat th No. 2 Tigea (32·i) for the fourth tune. nailing at halfllme-, 2· t. the Bucs cored three tralght g0c11s m 82 S<'C'onds dunng the Uurd qUarter to take control Cbnstlne McDonald scored two ol b r team· high three goals ma 31-second pa.n dunng th outbunt to put the Ptrates up for good •ThJs Is pretty much how we've pldycd au year,· said a.s 15tant <:Odeh Mlke GaJe ·w e came out of the gate cl lJtUe lowly, but we're a great second-half team This was a battle between two gnat teams and th y wer " ally pumped up to pldy us • After the third-quarter run, the P11dt held a 5.3 advantage, the hrst two-godl lead by either team at that pomL R.JVersK1e closed at to 5-4 on a Royce Rahn goal with 2J seconds I ft to the Uurd quarter, but Coast's tough defense held the Tigers scorele the rer.t of the way As was the case m Coa t''> 5·4 win over Merced m Fnday's seauhnal, the P11ates had to play conservalJvely after Devon Wnght ctnd Enca Nicholson each drew a pair of e1ecuons R~ Orange COIA SWIJP'S'= a-.-... a.-Coovr .. ""-4 I I 1 0 ........ 0-l. IWvl I 2 0 4 6 • 1 OCIC • Md>oNld ), NtddJon 1, Wrigl'lt I. ~ I s..,,..~, ~ndoy. N<Mwnt>. 1 e. 2001 AIJ . ·co~t wins, gets another shot at Cypress Pirates defeat College of th Canyon , 2-1 , in Soulhern-Califom1a Regional semihndl. SANTA CLARITA - Orang~ College·., wom e n 's occer ledm captured d 2· SCWIOIB 1 victory at College of the ...,._ 2 Ca n yons Cot~ 1 Sa t u rddy . ettang up cs third -.hot dt p renn1al power C YJHt.''>'> on Tue ddy in the f1ndl or th" South m Cahforn1d Rey1on.1l Commuruty ColJNJf> Pld~"tr" Th two w1U dul'I dl <'}pH'!>' at 2 pm Cypre~ bedt Uw Pardtl•!> an both or th lf pnor mef'tings lhl'> eel on to cld1m the Oranq1• Empire Conference chdmp1· onshJp In dtw'day'!> q<lmt> d9dlmt Coll ge ot thP C" dnyons. tht> Plrdtes Jumped out to d 2-0 hrst· hdlf ledd and held on lor the wm, thanks to trong dl•fen.,1ve play und d pcm of qr at ~rop!> by goah Laune P rkm" "Def ns1vely w<> pld}l'<J well the whole way through Sdtd Pirate Coctch 8.;rbdra Bond "but Laune hdd two hug 'dW!'\ a.nd that' whpt redlJy mdc1<' the d.lff r nee • Perkin hni hcd with "'" ·saves for the P1ralC''> whalt• ( t1nyon<1 kt••·1wr l>and c.arna hdd IO "'><J.,t 1101 1in th1• tJO<trd an thf• 1bth r11anu1 .. on a ..con• by Luurt•n < """'~ Cdss1ty, a pro<luc t ,,f £!,tttnc Ju I hqh. now hd\ l:i 'l'><JI'> lor th•• '>''dS<Jn and hd'> <om•• on "lmn'I m the ldttt"'r ldffl' t1l llJP \i'd~n Shi· q1\t·' lht• l'uote th~ pl11y1 •r .. w 1tfl <11 lc•a'>t d dozen '>{Oh'" tht'> .,,..1.1,on 'ak..lu Sa ·ni di-.<> h<t, 12 ctnd Jaye f Meth.In, lh1· fw.,hm.m 'ml ol <'urond d<'I ~lttr I hqh wh<J ••dilled an'" tSt ''"ed .. 11\'., -.con• Sdturdd\', has ..,., th{• '>C'hool ... nq lc•·sf•a'>on n•1 onl with l3 Kn IPn tlclmmdn ctdded to ,': · .. C-1...c.t s l .id nuw nu.nut<~ aft r th" lir;t ~ore. IJPlt&n<1 ht·r eighth q.>Ctl ol Utt> M~t-.on c>fl d ~ Imm Amh.-r Bldlo.f• ~hf> now h<t\ 14 qOclls 10 h •r tw<1·~ df '1Hl't•r di Coa'>I, l'OhUflh l'l f'drn I 'tJ>OI 10 th .,, h oor, ·•ll·tmw top ltl an ampn -.!\{' ft•<Jt ('(]l\'>Jd nnq ,hf!., tht• ParulP' '>toppN dnd pldy t>etCk on d1·1t•n .. • \\'1th th .. .,., ,n the• Parctlt•\ amprnnod to 211-'4· 1 t)'mg tht: ~hool U!C•ird to~ 'anctlt'-'-< d on \:100nl'\ '(I h\ thl• 1 11~ '>qUdd wharh dd\ttnr••rl tu th· ''dll' champttm,hap 1111111 <"dnyon fm1 .. h ., .!0·1·! COMMUNITY COi.LEGE WOIAEN'S SOECER Orange Coast women win state crown FRESNO -Orang • Coa t C:.oU('CJt'' wonwn' < ur. .. country t am swept to the late chclmpaon\tup '-dturclu\ 11l \\oodwdrd P.uk. keyed by the 2-3 fuush of Mich IJp kb.ln e1ntl Land' ·v t\11 •n The men's team hrushed filth · --ne..lllne8 -- Moncl11~ ............... f ridu~ ;,-t)()pm Tuc·~lu' ........... Mornltt~ 5:00prn 9yPL1•e ('-H9) <>i2-.-lC> 78 lly ...,.. 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P:ll) ~ fCD tO-fJH74J ........ .. -... ''"''lllat-ClllOll'lt ..... anttlrl 144 9=0 ~t:m;1170 ....... .. ._ ...... YllM ~_..ma ~!:!l2:1172 ..,._, .. . . .. VI 2wll ., ll#ld W ........ d ""°"' ..,. 11' ............ c.-91'!~ ... !&'~ ......... ~ Oil 'tO T 111t1o. OOHC 5'IJd ~ ~ 19 ,.. ...... oontl ,..' w m?J 9't71H12Q "' \ • • • ~1~.2001 \ \ . . ,., . ·-coLDW LL BANKER FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S LEADING REAL ESTATE COMPANY PELICAN POINT $4, 700,000 Exceptional custom. Library, theater, game room. pool and view. Hinman & Hinman 9491759-3705 .. LAGUNA BEACH $1 ,495,000 Warm. bright. light and private. Short walk to the beach. Beautifully decorated. John Hyatt 9491759-3749 HARBOR VIEW HILLS $1 ,055,000 Spacious 5 Bd; home. Located4 on tt,le canyon with serene views. Ewing & Ewing 9491759-3796 NEWPORT BEACH $825,000 ArntHance of comfort In this single level • Bd. 3 Ba. pool home. Nancy Matallalin SM&IS00-355:) NEWPORT' BEACH Larglll ...,....... '" the oon.lot ... Loni .... LIDO ISLE $4,650,000 4 Bd. 5.5 Ba. bayfront. Immaculate home with 52 ft. on the water. lee & Read 9491718·2722 PENINSULA POINT $1,450,CXX> Large custom 4 Bd. 3.5 Ba. NeV( in 98. Master suite with fireplace and bayview. Kimberly Bibb 9491718·2747 MONTSERRAT $990,000 Panoramic views from every room. Gated. Customized throughout. Greg Lombardi 9491759-3751 LIDO SANDS $789,000 M_odem architecture by A. Quincy Jones. Near the beech. Millar & Scitlfanl 9491717-4760 NEWPORT COAST $1 ,799,000 Exquisite home throughout with ocean vtews. 5 Bd. 5.5 Ba. Jennifer Pritchett 9491718-1579 TURTLE ROCK $1 ,395,000 Fabulous cu5tom home with 5 Bd. plus library. Views. Hinman & Hinman 9491759-3705 CORdNA DEL MAR $895,000 Desirable Harbor View Hiiia South one story Carmel ftoorplan. Jones & Jones 9491717 .... 784 NEWPORT COAST $759,950 LLOCLfY 3 Bd. 3 BL M9zza Via. ~ panoramic Ytews. Unda T~ 94W718-2389 WYNDOVER BAY $1 ,629,000 Gorgeous family home offering private pool. Prime cul-de-sac location. Ric* Langevin 9491759-3759 LIDO ISLE $1 ,295,000 Gorgeous remodel on an oversized .101. 4 Bd. 3 Ba. Office. FonnaJ dining room. Marilyn Read 9491718·2733 HARBOR COVE $849,000 Ptan 2 highly upgra~-2.. master suites, big yard. . Beverly Cleveland 9491718·2742 JASMINE CREEK $759,900 Completefy r9done top to bottom. New baths. kitchen, paint and'mcn. Lynn Noet'I • Mti758-3122 I ,