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Home My WebLink About2001-12-07 - Orange Coast Pilot.. "' ... . J i • \ . • . . . -... • ......... ... . . . . . . . . .... • ... .... :;· ... .. . .. ~---... . · .... . . -. .. .. . . .. · ... ' .. -• SERVING lHE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WVVW.DAILYPtLOT.COM ·--The hHt WM°'\ arrived, but in Jess than 10 • hours you c.an kru It goodbye. Have 1 wonderful day. s.., ... 2 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2001 Head injuries cauSed football player's death . . . • long-awaited coroner's report says Costa Mesa High senior Matt Colby died from repealed blunt-force injuries to the head. 01.Stnct is conbnuing Its investigation into whethe r appropnate procedures were followed after Colby complained of fatigue and headaches in two previous games. The investJgabon is at a standsbll unW the distnct r.ece1ves a copy of the coroner's report. wtuch may not happen lf Colby's fan:uly deodes to keep it pn- vate, said Mike Fme, assistant superin- tendent. ln thal case, the investigabon may stall, Fine added. fered at least two hedd UlJUn~s o" N ""' - eral day • lending credence to edtl}' su ... pioons that Colby suffered dn lnJUJ"\. that hadn't properly healed before lhP '-1 p1 28 game. It d1so 91ve w 1qht to thP p<>'>· Deirdre,....,..,. DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -High school football player tv1att Colby died becau e of bleeding and swelling of the brain .caused by repeated blunt-force injuries to the head. the coroner said Thursday, nine weeks after the popular defensive linebacker collapsed during a game. Colby died at the hospital in the early morning hours on Sept. 29 after taking himseU out of a Costa Mesa High School game against Westminster High on Sept. 28. ibihty that Colby':. tendPnC) 10 lf•c:1.d Wllh his bead when mdk.mg tdc-kJes, 11c; Wf·n on seve ral game 1apes, contnhutPd '''his death. Tius praC'bCe k.nown dS SJ.>f>aM(j, lS illegaJ bul uJI hcipf.K'OS The Newport-Mesa Umf1ed School The coroner found that Colby had suf· SEE INJURIES PAGE 4 -Matt cotbt· "40TO COUIMSY C1I HAMV ...... w... w. •_.,_.,II r. rtglat. oa Corw del w. .._. .. 1ro111 ot tllie not- ~wta t; Sc are •••,_..,_....,..wM..._ ..... mmbel 1o12a ... usc._ 11 • t11,~w1 , lllar ... plw'I-. ._ .............. ,. and coming lcroel otben wbo Couldn't do much mco than shake their heads too. Beek. brother to Allan and SeymoUr Beek and member ol the Newport Beach family that MEMORIES FROM 1941 . founded the Ball>Oe I.a.net feny, ....nernben relatives telling blm that Pecific Coast Highway went dark almOlt immediately. SEE PEARL MGl I Skepticism greets plans for temple • e1ghhor-, Sdy they dfe worned dbout the effect~ the prot>o d Mormon bwldmg will hdV<' on property value June C.Ygrand• DA v P ... ot '\iEWPORT 13Er\Cli -A poh.,hPd pr1?-.P.ntc1tton w d'- nwt with skeptJn,m dnd even ho-.t11t1v d'-dhou1 ·m ne1qh· bor.. oi d pmpo.-,i•d 1'-lonnon templl' h'>h'OPd lo tP.d'>On., wh\I 11, tnwPnnci <>H Pph• itnd 'l4-hour hqhtin<t .,houldn t ronc ern tlwm Fe.u-.. thdl lht• ultrdron'-f'r· \'till\ t• minun1v relt~t<Hl could dfdw thP h1 ... W1t1P!> nl rowd\ ~ outh.., uni\ tt<hlt rl h1PI tCJ the hre ThP nwt'llOfl w1tn tht- Humtt1 C1.tn\oll Hol'lwownel"" .\.,sn on \\ 1•tlm .. "tJ1J\ w d'> one Ill d '>l'rl<'" itf ln<:t•·IO·ldC P • p1lcht" hy lh1· Church c)t J., .... u .. \hn.,t ti LdtlPt·da} "tllnh w1th th1 J>t'Vplt> tht') hope will .,.. thP nPW 01•1qhhor-nl thri.r 17,.">l>O '({lldft'-IOOI It mph> proJX>'-l'Ch to be huilf nNr the 10IN~t'<'l1on ot Bontld Cdll\ on SEE TEMPLE PAGE 4 Sugar Ray comes home for concert • N •wport gu1tan t di 'CU S th bdnd'c; ldrdom and havrng his dothing encd~ m gl al two Hdfd Rock Caf > Young Q\ang DAILY P ~ot Nl:WPORT BEACH Rodn -~ Sh ppard est a choro· late-chip c:ook1e at Ruby' andwach ·aloon rn Co ta M sa th olh r cht) Its tradition that th anU· liiheriting a common du;ty Stay alert and never.forget agai1z • sandw1ch guatari t for Sugar Ray hould do~ -walk inlO a coxll • cramped sandwlC:h haven to bur a rookie Even a a Coro na df!l tu High SChool ~. wtth dMlmMM who er now h ug•r Rey T odey, l jo*n hUndred ... and women wbo...,. caught umwarw • • beautiful SuncMy IOOlnblg we.a .... bn· ..., .. nu. young ................ ......, m..g.ilal•w. . • .. • ... .., ant dlllE la ........... • ....... 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December 7, 2001 THEATER RmEWS Ushering in the ~eason 'A Christmas Carol' warms the heart for the 22nd year at SC R Sy Tom Titus I I rs not rPdlly the Chnstmds season 11nt1I Wt' w A C hn tmas Carol' at ..,outh C!>tJsl RPpertory. • my kids ,ti\\··~' hdW \did So le t the holidays begin. nw c 11111µ.iny·, 22nd rendlbon or the 1 t111rl1.., I >1ckc•n\ dd~I , adaptPd for the 'tcllJl' h~ SC 'R\ Jeny Pdtch, IS back with us 111111• mor" .ind dU\ ng hl, at least temporarily, with th1· \\oriel N<~ver mtnd the religious sig- 111111 <11111· Die k~n'> chdn't -if the people wl'l11nq u\ ill could 1.pcnd two hours with •A c l11r.1111'" < 't1rol," 1x.>rhdps they might view 11i.111k111d 111 d morl' chdritable Light. 1>1r1.-t 1111 .Juhn-Ddvid Keller. who has taken tlu• h1 •lm ol 1•vpry ·carol· from day one, has JH ·p111·rl'd" lew nttw wnnkJ throughout 1111, vt><1r\ produrt.ton. including a street ven· d111, clPhcilc'. wh1C'h opens the how, between .. ..r1t•1 .luhc1 Coffey dnd receiver Art Koustik. \ u.11>-<loor Int mv<>IVU)g Ebenezer Scrooge Ill 111, 1111<11 'PlnlUdl JOUmey dJso startJes. PHOTO COURTtSY Of HfNIY OlllOCC~ COAST ~l'{llTOllV Tbe Cndcblt t.mlly gets good news from a NYtlallwl Ebenezer Scrooge (Hal Landon Jr., left) on CluillmM monalDg In SCNll COllll Repertory's "A Ou1ltmal Carol• Prom left are l.anclon. AleuMer Swwoa ~ bll bMS to cim en), David Whalen.. Hayes Thorton, Gregory Swamon., 1'elley Scbuetl., Katey Mayurd and Devon llaymond. Bui 1h1• o•ntrdl Iheme Scrooge's 180-were Usa Ackerman. Gary lacobuca, Kait- lyn Smith and Kelsey Kraft (as llny Tun) Other youngsters involved Ul both compa- nies are Neil Aronson. Alexandra Duffy. Grant Levy, Kaley M aynard, Allison M etchkoff. Eden RouUcdgc. K lsey Schuetz, Alexand r Swan on. Gregory Swanson. Na tasha Swanson. Hayes Thorn- ton and Josh Wa bin. clt'Cfrt'i' t onvt'f'ilOn 10 d1scover the Lrue "'"'1111nq ol Chn.,tmd!> -remain teadfast 111 llw hand., ol I la l l.dndon Jr .• who has 111·~·11 "bdh, humhuyging" for dll 22 years of tl1• • v11lut1<IP tralhllon f YI •WHAT! "A Christmas Clrol" • Wt .. : South Com Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa '' n•puq ntinUy d!> Ldndon projects tus • WHEN: ?,:30 p.m. ~through Fri· day, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, and noon and 4 p.m. Sunday, with speci.t stagings Dec. 23 at 4 p.m. The show closes with per- formances Dec. 24 at noon and 4 p.m. 1 ti.11,wh•r in lht• operung scenes. that's how 1 ·111ph11t1<· h1' \p111tudl rt>buth u. m the how' 1,,,1 1 ., nunutcw,. p.trtJcuklrly when he's delight- 11111111 hi\ new dlbtud •upon awakening. Lan- 11t111 .. qlc "C•lul dnllc ..... mcludmg the famous "hat • COST: S25-S42 This year's produchon seems orchP trdt- ed by the dynarruc sound e ffects created by Garth Hemphill, as weU as the musical background suppbed by Denn.is Ca lellano. I rn k · m •vf'r ld1J lo dJllw.c and mspirc. ._ I >t1v1d Wh<1lc•n t1nd D<>von Raymond took ""''' llw iolt•' ol Bob Crdtch1t and his wife • CALL: (714) 708-5555 The scenic designs of Cliff Faulkner, the 1 .... t v•«•r. '" chd Timothy l.dndf1eld w1lh the ( '""'l ol < 'hn'>lmu!> Pr<>'>ent They return nephew). Martha McFarland (Mrs. Fezziwig, d chdnty solidtor and a street 1CJ'OUDgeJ'). ) costumes or D wight Richard Odle and the lighting ol Donna and Tom Ruzi.ka au con- tribute volume . t "" y1•t1r m lint• lom1 to JOlfl the list of SCR 11 •q11lc1r' who hdvt.• pe rfom'l d their rolei. m "'""' uf lht> p rPVIOll!t 2 1 versions d1Iector Keller (a fellow solidtor) and. particu- larly, Don Tbok as the borrtfic Chait of Jamb Marl y. Scrooge's late partner and, eventually, the Spirit of Chnstmas Yet to Come. Even after 22 years, South Coa l RepN- Lory's "A Christmas Carol · 1s the dehrullve local holiday treat. guaranteed to put audi- ences into the holiday spint Titt"'4· tf>tJlllc.tf"i indudt> Kousb.k tdoublmq ,,, .. 11,-.•t -.< JV<'nq< r J()(l dnd the beneficent M.r I • ·111w1<fl. RI< hcrnl Ooyl<• tGhost of Christmas l\1,11. I h1wdul 4'h<1m1r<1w !Scrooge'~ ebullient The children. as expected. inject a heart- wanrung note into the proceedings. The Cratchit le.ids (in Friday' performance) •TOM TITUS reviewJ loaf theater tor the 0.1ly Piiot. Hii r.-.news ~r Thul'ldays •nd S.nu~ A few men are good in Vanguard drama By Tom Titus T lw nuhtJry mind ollPn dcK'\ not me\h with the c UOVl'lllJOncll WdY of th111 k1nq, uncl wh('n conn1ch l11•IWl'l'll lht• two .m w, you lt.1Vf' II \llUdllOn .. lllllldr lo what ploywnuht .met "We'it Winy· 1 rf'dlnr A.iron Sorkin d rama· 1111•<1 m lw; JlOWPrful courtroom 1111•1c• "A fpw Good Mt>n • nw pldy, wh1< h inspired d 11w111ordhlP mov1<' with Torn C ·ru"'' .incl JdC k "11cholson. 1 Pnt1•r. on two ymmcJ Mann c ht1rq1' murdN of a thml c1nrl thf> qn..-n N.tvy heu- tt•11<1nl d!l.,ICJn(.'<J 10 d<•fcnd them Thi• wur<.h for ult1mdte blame h•<td'i to 1h1• top of the M anne C urp., lt1clclN c1t their Cuban 111"1l<1ry uutpo'>I. which !K"ls the ... 1c1qc> for '°me tcmhc court- room I m•work 'i Yttnquttrd University <'erta1n- ly h11., u fl•w good tlC"lOl"i In 1lS p11>d uct1on of ·A Few Good M<'n, • bul unlortunatPly not qu110 enou9h. and th perfor· mttm <'~ range from outstanding lo N tttllc N<>verthel • Uus tu- clPnl-mounled product.Jon CM - VOLM, NO.JU ,...,.. ....... ~ ~~ r.... .,.,...,... .. '"lllllf Onrw l.MM---"'·~-Dll.- n~ a good deal or power, .. only sporadicaUy exh1b1ted The how ts co-directed by two Vaogu.ud tudent.s, Bonrue Abraham and Christopher TIU- man, witlflthe latter nailing the role or the Marine Corp com· mander with a resounding thunderclap. Tillman delivers a seeltung. domineering perlor· mance tinged with the cruel sa.rcasm as he orchestrates an elaborate cover-up and attempts to buUy tus way out of 1l on the witness stand. As the flippant Naval defeme attorney, Jeremy Brinker is engaging but 1.DleVeD.. eSta.bliib- ing his character effectively but often hnding 1t clilficult to sustain. There are the beginnings of a strong performance here. which ultimately may be realized. Bethany Nelson portrays the Naval oommander who worms her way onto the defense teem on bo.sk:ally on hostile note. More effective 1S Paul Hanegan u the prur's rather ineffectual assistant. The how contains two other superior performances, from Rene Sch ys a a religiou ranaUc Marin Corps lieutenant and Matthew G randpre as the Marine noncom who carries out the "Code Red· assignment that turns into murder. Other weU·defined portray· als come from Nathan Hunt as Grandpre's reUow defe ndant, Michael Mulligan as 1\llman's consdence·wracked executive officer and Edward J. Portillo as the harassed enlisted man wbOM wealID on the training fieJd leads to bis death. Lehua Coley credibly fills the part written for a maJe actor, the military prosecutor, as does Andrea Manoqin as the poet's duel ph)'lidan. Rennie Douglas is less effective 1n tJus capecity as the tnal's pres ding judge. while Andrew Armerding bas IOfDe effecbve moments as a VACUOUS enlisted man. Th>oper Krlsdamon's sound design ls an Integral part of the proceedmgs, from the patriotic mllltary numbers to the cadence-<"Ounting shouts or Marines in training. On the negative aide, technJ· cally, the scenic tranliUons could be better rved with.out moving the trial set pieces on and off FYI • WHAT: "A Ff!W Good Men" • WHIM: Vanguard Univer- sity, 55 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa • WMIN: 8 p.m. tonight through Saturday, with matinees 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday •COST! S10.30 • C.AU.: (714) 668-6145 repeatedly, but inst d focusmg the intenm scenes downstage by hghting aJone. And, given the absence ol any rank ins1grua on lbe tan uniforms or the defense team. they could be officer, enlistee or ovilian. lbe Vanguard production ol •A Few Good Men" ucceed$ despite its w~ r mom nts. du primanly lo Sorkin' exccU nt scnpt and some powerful perfor· man.c:es tn the ran.ks. Th mer1 outweigh th demen h r . • TOM T11UI teviews loc•I the•ter for the O•lly Pilot. His reviews 1ppur Thv~ «Id S.tur~ ... " ..... 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(11111-. .. ....................... ..... -......... ~ _...._ ....... son a· _ ....... __.am11 .. ... ........... ...... II SQ ... .._ .... .. ._ ca _. HQW IQ llAQt U$ 0..2 d I n. n... er-. eoumy .. m .. 141 ........ c ,,.,~Ml·W71 ~~Ml-4Ut ..... NllM CMlt liU-- .. CMlt ~ ..... .......... 110 ... ....... 110 ...... ,, ... .,,,. ... .... .... ...... 0Mlt .. I04Dt .......... ,.71 • ._..... ........... .... . ................ ... ----·----- ., Doily Pilot CHECI IT OUT Deck the coffee table unth great books I rs th t festive time of year agam Tum· to deck the halls and plft up th ho11~· for hohd~y VtS1tors If port of that pldn mclud setting out great bookt. lo brow .... head for a 1cwport Beach Public u brdl"\ Ju.st dboul everyone W< lo look di lo\•'· ly photographs. and there are more th.in 300 memorabl unoges from lbe 184<r.. 10 the 1950s m Pam Roberts' new "Photol lli- lolia. Landmarks ln Photognphy.• Dru\\n trom I.he huge collectJoo ol the RoydJ Ph<1tb· grapluc Society. the oversized volwnc I) orgaruzed by subject matter and andud<"> superb exampl from the r~ of both th• famous and the little known. The focus ls on Los Angel dtld its landmarks in GJona Koenig' "Iconic: Stories ol U\'1 Moat M emorable Buildlngs." Thirteen rec· ogruzable structures - from the Watts Towers and Gnffith Observatory to the Getty Center and not-yet-completed Dtsney Concert Hall -l llfy to our wban neighbor's power as more lhttn a mass of suburbs ln tJus hne conversabon-tarter, ledm bow Bradbury Budchng architect GC'Or~w Wyman consulted a Ou11a board beforp sigrung on and bow Afncan Amencan ~aul Williams ketched up 1de down 'o hi clients could 11 opposite hun m dn f'fd of rampant disc:nrmndbon . You can deck your colfet> tabJe with works from the finest pnvate coUection ot ctrt from the Amencdll W t wtth Jocm < ·w- pcntt>r TrocrolJ's "Palnten and the Ameri- can West." Wlul t.h tt>xt is tnfonnab ve, lhe red] dttractlons h re an.> dauhng color plat of the Anschutz CoUecbon. mcludlnq works by uch mdstt>rs a Thomas MordO Fredenc Rcmungton and Georgia O't< If" U you're a fan of a tyl that meld SJ>clni~h. MeXJcan and cowboy influenc "' ron 1der "Southwest Style" a tabl decor. In d work that goes beyond ub1qu1· to~ pastel 1at.1ve Am ncclll d 1gn. I) I· 1 t Linda Mason Hunter offers decorattn11 tips, tustoncal notes and hopping ad~,<< The scope IS broader U1 "Aaerkan fur. ntbare: tJlldentaadfDg Styles. c...cruc- 1100 md o-uty, • craftsman John Kirk newest work Learn about the d.J.stlngui.\h· ing f atures of ucb tyl as Wt.Uiam and f\.t.lty, Queen Ann , CluppendaJ and Shaker in Uus look at the evolubon of tur- ruture from the 17th century to today For more outdoor types, "Tbe Shaker G.trden • reveals how to bnng pa.re<>down ~tmph< aty to paths, flo wer be<h and orgaruc gardens Stephanie Donaldson al\o indudes plans for makln(j a birdhouse. compost bin --...... ...-..-.J and wood n seed tray'> m ha.ker style m her dttr<H · uv tome. We all know what happens to gue t' who overstay thetr welcome, and l1 )OW" fa.ll into that category nd a genll hint With "hllD prlatp W kend• on the table. In thJ look ul whctt mo_k~ P lm Spnng an i5 or progr 1Ve d gn. Alan H reveals how ardu· t hdve odapted mod· I ·• ~.,-" em· m to ult desert chmate, landscape ond ti! tyl . Hundreds of vintage phot~ olony Wlth lntrodueuons to m of tht• c1ty' t ho , offices and hott"b mt1kt> for ca hn vic~nous g taway, lf you nd youni are staytng home for th boUdoy' • Ot1CX IT OUT ii written by the si.ff of the New pon 8-h Publi( l.lbnwy. This Mttt\ <olumo is by Mtliiw Adamt. n cota.bot~IOn wrth Sul .. Limb All tit'-s fNY be r~ from home or offlc• com s>uten by l«m1"9 tM ~ ~ hrtpJ/www ,,_... ~1bt#y0ir9. Sllf AH Sii °"' f*1hef, thin~ • trNll <taft~lt~•tN ro1t 1..-rty wlndl blow 10 to 15 knou; whtt 2·foot --Md • nOtr1hW91l ..... of. fMt ™' Mell wM '** ~ tlD 10 .... ne.w ...... SU. .... ....... In ..... . .., ................. "'" "'-·---·· -·SJ; ~ ... 1'IDll ... q..._ l:lt&a l:tS ..... uz.- Doily Pilot Friday, Oec ..... 7. 2001 I Ah early _ Christmas .-fLY Newport Beach company oww charged with securiUes fraud r) Children from South Coast Children's Preschool visit with Santa and receive gifts al Maggiano's LlttJ Italy Lolita Mwpet- DAK.Y PILOT B ubbhng, sauc · plat· tered faces lurped up spagh ttl a t Mag- giano' Little Italy Re tau - rant on Thursday, hndlly filling their little beU1 s after a bu y morning Vt 11- mg with Santa Claus About 23 ctuldren from South Coast Chlldr n' Preschool went to the no !>· town eatery for their lln.t field trip of the hool yeor a nd a chance 10 make ~ure Saotd had the nqht mformo- uon for h1 Chnstmd dchv- e ne . • 1 Wdnt d Barbie tlO<l makeup,· a1d HeathPr Canale • 6, a he 'idl on St Nick's lap ·And I want d qo-ccu'1. • Heather's 4-year-old friend. Kendall Wnght. ch1m <.I in from Santd' other kne • South Coa t Chlldr n' Pre chool provtdes child care for kid from csll co- nom1c backgrounds, ownN Gena M onroy aid, and 1t works wi th many children living at the Orang Count)' lnt<>rfa1th Shelter m·Co'itd Mesa The anxious tots didn't huvc• to WdJI until Chn-;lmd'i lo unw'rclp i.omr. of th~1r toy., hN·t1u c the food "''I\ \•rs cil f\ ld!J<JtdnO\ < h1pp1>cJ 111 IO hU} lhl'm pft><;.{'nl\ £!1qhlv- h\'(> "'rver c·omhtnl'd a por- llon ol thpir ectm1n11' 1intl fdl\Pd dlmO!>I )0(1 ·Al th<> t•nct ol c•vN\ niqht, Wt• alJ JU!tl tlropj>Phlrl'> -wc11t11d - l'tl<J<'rl) IOI lhf'U <Jiit<, ftd - qt•llnq ctncl t.•~nt1.•cll\ l11lkm11 t1 bout < 'hr1.,lmc1.. I nmu ·d1- dh'I) t1ltPr t'-lukhcll 11ncl h1 r col11•,u1u1"' hrouuh1 11ul tht> hcHI" lull ol toy,, llh'\ ''Pf! C· IAKewt.I', IT'S TIME FOR ... fut 'e~w''Ko. Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP ~o M[X (0 fAMllYOWNCO fO-JO Y[A-S OUR TRADITION IS \IM'l( • AIL'<I\ · ATMOSPHERE GREAT fOOD i. Olll~kS AT RlASONAll[ PRICH -~-T -. , . .,, .. ~ • .>,. ......... "'-'-------, • -•• 296 E 17TH ST COSTA MESA · 949-tM5 ·7626 .,urrounded by d ~wcinn of VOU0<)5.ter • Hnqht .. nult'" <.pread '" W!)!. lht'tr I.ace<; d'i tht.• k1ch nppPd into th ir prt'- wnl'> ttncl unc ov rf'd F1sht>r Pnn• pltty '>f't'>, model cars. 8orb1e.-. und other dolls • 1 <Jot a cool pdint <,el I l1•1Hll(>t <;d1cl. "I will USt' ll c1 lot in th• .. urnm r I mo,tly p .. 11n1 m th • .. ummt>r IH~au e II\ wc.1nn cJnd m\ mom mctk mt• go out-· ~1<11 1 • Can You Spare .One Hour a Week to Help a Child with Literacy? We are Sttking 2001 vdunt~ toy. >ric with 2001 ktndefgarten through ttwd grac:IM at Ponion.a Whittie! and v&on Elementary Schools in Costa ~ Tlltse three ~hoOO need hf>tp now Ill llSSm&I\& U\Clr students 1n reading. wnbng and English 1f ~ youngsters are to bf ~ucccssfuf lattr 1n bf el Mentor ~SIO~ can bt' scheduled from 8 30 to 11 30 a m and after ~hooj from 3 to 6 p m Monday tflrou h Fnd.ly To VoluntW Call '°"'°'91 5dtool 2051 Pomoro Costa N.esa NMKy 8.lnntr-l.Jteracy Leader, (9491 515-6900 ..._.., Scftool 1~ N Whi~. Cost.a~ Sarah Marlcel-HOSTS Program Director. (949) 515-6898 Wllolt 5dtool ~1 Wilson. Costa Mes.I Diane Oemensen-littracy leader. (9491 515·6995 .... Sh t -.. ScMol LMrnil• c..n. (949) 646-5797 MIU a .,.•a-wo1une ... to IN" IMfttor' todlyf .~L \~PORT·NI \ U11i/it'tl Sc ltntJI Oi~lnc I M11.'1lot TUC NlWP 11l'r MESA l•Vl~l INT ·~FAITH COU NCIL Yes, t want to h4!lp children master Reading and Ensl1sh by the .ige of nine. Herc 1s my contnbutk>n to buy books fOt' Pomona. Whittier and Wilson Elementary Schools ..• _ StO wil be matched by Rotary Fountain of Youth Funds and bu~ 12 read1ngtfooks _?$25 will be makhed by Rotary Fountain of Youth Funds •nd buy 30 reading bool.:s _ S50 ~ be matched by Rotary Fountain of Youth Funds and buy 60 reMl1ng bootts _ S100 Mt be matched by Rotary Fountain of Youth Funds and buy 120 read'na books · _OU. ""°"'1t to be matched by Rotary Fountlin of Youth Funds. Mike 'f04" tu·deductibte ch«k ~y.t>le to Rotary 5320 Found•bon and mml to OdyHot Prornotic>m Oepartment/Re.d\1 by 9 Bool< DriVe P.O b 15'0 Costa Mesa. CA 92628 Dolm ... lhe lmOUnt ..... be f'ICOlnized In thi RHdWtl by g Honof Roll In the Dllr Nat ..... ..., ...... ,.. .......... .., cNddfll hlN: _ ............... """""'· .. .,...,......, __________ ~ _______________ .,._. ____________________ ..;_ a, ..... ~--------~~~~~~----------..... ----------- ;;;~-==-111 ltoDJe I a...trez. S, left. Heather c.u .... I.Md KeDdal1 Wright. ........ Clart.e· ... ...... wltll San· tadw1ng a villt to M.g- glano'• Uttle Italy. Hedther. whos.-favonte color 1s r d. told her new trwnd'> dt Magg1uno' that !>he wlll Jhtml heart and buuerflwc, Wllh her new q1f t • 11 mdk !> you o happy to ., dll the.,f' srrulm g ldC<!'> Jtnd to know that ~o·me1 tun9 !>O unple cd n ITidkt> J>f'Ople 0 hdppy, • ~erver Kim C'haboUa aid ·u reminds you whcll Chnc,tmd., 1 realJy dbout. • 'l.lukhdr ddded. · Tbe Orange County d1-trkt attorney haa cbarged the owner of a Newport Beech rea.J. est.a\ investment company ~n.ker with secunlles fraud, officials w1d. Tusli.n resid nt Edward Ra.leagb McLaughlin, Jr., .C l , ll accused of teali.Og more than S3 million from investors through the sat of an unsecwed. pronusso- ry not betw n Novem- ber 1995 and January 1998 Mcla.ughlln appeared for an ana1gn.ment Thurs- day at the Ordngo County Superior Court1 In Santa Ana on 21 CO\lllls of secu- nty fraud • .,al of unregis- tered secunu" end grand theft 10 the operation of his busine s. Mrlclughlm & Associate • The arr&gnm nt was conllnued until Dec 21 al th request of Mclaugh· tin's attorney He 1 cun ent· Jy oul on a $100.000 batl. Ofticials Mid Mel •ugb- lin'• COGlpQY ....... eduaniD.........,...IMI .. late in•...._. end ~l cor,parel6aD. lovetton were pr.,mit#J an annual tetum of 10% on the ooe.. and a return ol tneu piiDdpa1 after ftw y an .. they ..ud1 • The complaint alle(rts that McLaughlin defruad· ed. e1gbl lnveston out of about S3 million. funds that were believed lo be from Victims' retirement accounts. lf CODVl.cted, Mcl.augh.· Un could face up to lO y a.rs in si.te prison and mi.llJons of dollars in fines. The UWfftigation WU conducted 1omtly by the Newport Beach· Pol.lee Department and the O range County distnct attorney's Economic Crunes Urut. Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach Pie~ ca I fUf h....Jr d rt-::• l()!" & '"' '"1'11.Jtiorr. : (949) 723-0621 :. • --· -~-----~ -I -•• .Jo_ •• ~--~,_ --- G l'llL JJLJ!.__ l .. ~ (;h•{ Man:~ ~~ 17,,, p{e1cr t\lre-1•,. ~II 9h'l~ t -li t\;l( 't\a.nf f6 C"t'f';f,, f/1 ,.h• fi,\,. {n){ l'~ ''1.:.:..:.:119 tire ('ff l e,;t c{.f J,,.,; l f( '~ ":tlr jr.t\r{r~. b1,~ltt-1'?· ,;/rn,j ~,.,/ 11~7,; .• 11,.J "' Jr~v,. ~c{u,;:vr ,;1rrf 9:1•{ 11~~m:~ t,,,JJ;,,.,J ,;,.f~ t\ cflr Gt({ f Ir r ('f.I l ,jf11ff ~f tJ t\ ~nt fl I' I f>tlt' 11trlr &111.· @1w99(,. ''f-''t juJf (~,.JrJ Gl:.JT2 [ "i'r K~;; C• l 'P.J. 3tf J in '2 t1zat<:J.:,.9 G~_m 11' ,J("~~Jct' ~'~9 al "9 ,\-;f}t l~t e"t~,.f {i ul :9l1f 1<: -&hff . 1) '1 ~ rt;,.f J(:fper.'"r We've 9 I ~t'r'J :trle "1il'I c,,,(cl -'~nf f kt7 I~ c fffJ "~'~! 4 Fttdoy. Oec:embet 7, 2001 . . "IUCSAfm POUCI flUS COSTAMISA ........... "°"Y~W. repomd In it. )JOO block at 7:11 pm.Wldl..UV,. ~=:.=s1n"::* ~~ •t 7:44 p..m. ~. • Dem•a• Ordei: A home bUI· glaty was l'9pOfted In tt. 1000 blodt •t 2:12 p.m. ~. INJURIES CONTINUED FROM 1 • ... put .. .e.:i.e A hit· end.run w. repottH In m. 2000 btodt at4'2l pm, 'N9dl~ ·~ci'W•._A ~ ~w.r~nttw UOOO block at 12!15 p.m. w.ctNtday. • .......... Dt1ws A home buf. gi.ty WM repotted In the 400 b'ock at f·43 p m. Wtdnetday. • ,_. nP1'e lw•.w. ~ of drug\ w-s reported In tn. "There's Just no way lf you lackl cor- tl'ctly or U you're taught tackling correct- ly that any bead Injuries would cxcur, • said Jay Noonan, E tancus High School' foot- ball coach. Colby's mother. Kelli, and Costa Mesa's football coach, Dave Perkin , were not avallable for comment. Colby displayed signs of fallgue after a Sept 15 game but d.Jd not complain about headaches until dfler the foUoWU\g week' game on Sept 2 t He was not allowed to pract:Jce contact dnlls the week before the Sept 28 gdJTle and wa reportedly cleared to play by h1 lam1ly phys1c1an. who e name has not been released. 1500 bloclc .i•1 41 p m WldneJ.. city ·-•tcanWiMcAn ~ w.s r..,omd In the 100 bloclc •t 2 23 pm. Wtdl~ HEWPO«l' llACH • C.-MNK A GM• buf· gl.-y was ~ed 1n the 200 block at 1.20 pm. w.dl~. • ._. ... ,_.._A burglM)' W9I ~ in the 600 bloctc •t 12:34 pm. Wtdl~ • ... #Ht c...r Dftw~ lat• '9tY WM repotted In the 600 bl<O•l:llp.m ~ • • _.. c..n.t11n ... , •• A~ theft WM t..,c>rted •t 11 • p.m w.dMscMy • .._ lerMt: Gr.nd tMh WM r~ In the 100 bloc.ti •t 823 p.m.~y. IH f'·· • Noonan. who took over at Estancia after Perkin!> left for Co ta Mesa aJong with a handJuJ of players. including Colby. said his statr does not allow players to partiapate in gdlTles tJ they have not done contact drills the week before. It's also up to the coach to discourage head-on tack· ling, Noonan said. Matt Colby ls loaded lnto an ambulance at the sidelines of a Costa Mesa High football game after he collapsed when be came off the Held In September. icine at UC Irvine. "I've had to correct !many of the seniors! here about diving with their heads,· Noonan said, adding that there are posters in the locker and learn rooms that dlso illustrate the no-head tackling message. ln fact, Colby may hcwe uttered one or • several concu Jon • Vacu said fre for JO day . WiU lh Ncwpf>rt-f\h• d d1 trict folJow suit? It's premature to Sdy, rml' !M.mJ. cxplcHO· ing that the dist net wall <"on.s1<lc.>r M •'"l number ol lhings that are appropndh' • Vaca str~ that COdCh clOd trd1nen; bouJd be more attuned to their plct)' .,.... condJbon . That sup th tnillcll reaction lrom Colby's autopsy results were delayed because of the complex neurologacaJ tests performed, sa1d Jim Amormino, spoke man for the Orange County Shentrs Department. While the coroner's report did not show evidence ol a concuSjion. it does not mean that Colby did not ex'pericnce any, because concussions cannot be diagnosed after someone d.Je . said Fcdenco Vaca, assis· ldnt chrucal professor of emergency med- Dr. Terry Ziegler. a fonn r athletic train- er for Costa MeSd I hgh School who m October suggested that Colby dLed us a result of second-Lmpact syndrom . That ~curs when an athlete uffers a head inJUJY and then ls hat in the head itgam before the inJwy hclS complet ly h c1lcd Ziegler, who now work'> di Vdnguarcl Univemty, said lb colJe<Je e tabh!>hed a ·head injury protocol· an the wa kt> of Colby's death that prohibits any athlete.> who has signs or symptoms of a concu~ s1on from playing until he 1!> symptom- •If a player complains of heddt1ch .,, na~ or change m v~1on ctncl tlw '\'nlll· toms persi t. more med1cdJ evt1.luahon ,., needed.· he Sdld. • ~Newman cOYen .ciuution She ~Y be react:!ed at (949) 574-422\ or by e-ma1l 1t th1rd~.newm.n0/•t1~ com • Piiot reporter Deep9 lhw.U, contr•but.ci to this S10f'Y. Judge denies request to return· residents to Crystal Cove • Evidence of neglect, vandalism by cottage dwellers is cited in the ruling. Paul Olnton DAILY PtLOT CRYSTAL COVE -An Orange County Supenor Court Judge has d1srrusM!d a legal challenge 10 the state's eVJctJon of the fonner tenants of Crystal Cove Slate Park In d rulmg Thursday. Supenor Court Judge Fran- cisco F1rmat repudiated u lawsuit brought by the enVl· ronmenlaJ group Cry.,tdl Cove Commun1ty Trust thilt couJd have led to the• re •· dents' return In has rultng, Fumdt rPJC<l· ed the trust's as rt.Jon lhat the tenants were an tnlegrdl part of preserving th • h •r- 1tage of the 46 tx>achlront cottages "There I!> evidence of dNP· rioratJon, neglect dnd ev n vandalism that wouJd negate th a rhon that th ten· dnts w re careful. loving .. t ward • • Finnctt wrote in the ruling The torm r 1•nts left th 1r horn on July"li. <>f'veral month!> dfter t1gl" mg. with C d.Womld Sidle Pclrks to do <>0 Pctrk<, olf1c1dl had been trymg to remov the tendJlts to open the qudmt cottag to the public .,mce buymg the parkldnd from th<' lrvme Co. m J97<J Thre • lt1w wts flied by tht> lormc.>r r<> 1dC'nts and lcadmg lo I gal v1ctones kPpl stCtlJang that procf> . On Thursday, State Parks pokcsman Roy St ams said the ruling should end dll doubt t1bout wh ther the r<?!>· 1ctpnt would e>v r r tum to thmr dw llingi. • . ·Thi remove the la t hur· dJo toward hncllly work1{lg toward fuJI pubhc dCC of Crystal Covf', • St am J~ ·w have I •It uJJ along that the ca dad not hclv m nl. Edrly n •xt yt•ur, park'i ofh· adh havP 1d th y will pre· nt e teotdUV pldn for th futur of th • cottaq , which were placed on the Ntillonal Regtsler of I IJ<,tonc Plac-M In 1979 1Tust co-found r..-Bruce Ho letter said ht• hcl'> not decided whethN to c1pJX•i.1I Finndt'., ruhng ·The ruhng c-c1nw d., t1 ... ur • pn!te clnd d1.,clppo11\lmf'nt doll wE> arP cunMd,•nru1 our options.· I lo~tPltPr ~ul Hostelt •r who hh•d lw, '>1111 m <'csrly Auc1u.,t, .1lsu t1c c usPcl the 'tclte of l.Jtbnq 111 1m1\: 1clt' ddequdte cm 1ronnwntt1I cUldly 1 of lhtt ch.•c 1-..rm to evict the f(• 1dt•nt<., r1mwl r Je<:led lhdl contt•11111111 I lostf>ll t .tl;,o ''"" 111 lhtt suit that the re.,1clC!nts \\t•11• ttn intt'grnl pdr1 of thP c 1111111<' of the cove, which hln,'><inwd when C'drher tl'ndnt., wt up tenL" on th • l>edr h und hu11l dlslinrtive. funky 'hd< k.,, But thP terldnl\ 1•v1c l~'-., d Ldgunct Bct1c-h u<.ll\'1 .. t .met reured atlom y who hu'> lob· b1cd lh • tale to oJX•n tht· mt· '"9"" to .the pubh<. l1111dt>d the dech1on • 1t knock' out 11ny chdnc • the tentlnt~ will return." ~I r • nJ '>(lid ·1r d vincllc 0111111 of •tc1le Pc1rks' pcNt1on th.it w w r n't yoa.ng to cwt much done until th t •ntlflt' lf'ft • ( TEMPLE CONTINUED FROM 1 Dnv and MeC'Arthur Doul 4rd. But a slid how that uper· 1111~ unag of the 91 ·foot 1 pk ~ 1rom the J.S. foot high 1 mpl roof h.~wn from vanous ng and ne19h· borhoodS dad Lilli lo convince the mi.lll crowd that their vi ~w dnd pro'perty values on theu rnllhon-dollar home won't 1tulf r. • • •All your v(llu will go up, .. aid church representative Joseph &>nUey. catm9 dalAl that hom near hoOsCS of wonJup t •nd to approo11te Rut some who dttendcd th ml' •ling 1n th<> take cent r C'hdf>el w r n'I buymg it. "That .,, • pie 1 what I'm goLn<J to when I'm looking out my windo'"· • re00 nt Odvid \\'oU Sc:tld )'ou can't tell me that 11 won't d.ff~t my vdluP. • Wolf ubo Set.id t w~ womed that the tcmph• could draw hoU rs ~md othN hO!>b.llb from t •niigt.·~ LO Jkl'''"9 cars. 'om • JH<'\l'nt '\aid the <.hurc-h\ <'X-''ltnq td.kt" center cJI 2150 Homt..i Can~on Dnve hr1 bN•n o <JUUd n •<Jhbor, but womcd about the •,oft lights that \'/ill CdSt dgdtn'l thf' bwJdl.ng 24 hours d d~1y '/ ~IVINllll'f'/Jlfll/_;, HOLK ER Joy Jane Joy Jane Holker (nee Robinson) passed peacefully on December 1st. 2001 Born June 5th, 1929 in Bever1y Hills. Ca. She moved to Costa Mesa as a young child and graduated with the class of '47 from Newport Hatbor High School. Joy was the first Queen of Costa Mesa Bethel of Jobs Daughters and evolved to Wife. Mother, Banker. Realtor and supportive, loyal fnend to many Se was 43 years married to Dale w Holker who passed in 1990 Joy was the adored mother of Jim (Charlotte) and Judy (Terry Fell) Holker. lovrng grandma to Jacob and Cory Holker. and Fassio Elder beloved sister to Floy M. Grabner and Virginia Marushok. Auntie Joy to Michael and Chnstrna Marushok, Deedee Cohen. Margie Kersey. and Rick Grabner, and'one of 5 sisters in ~pint forever. We all miss her and feel blessed to have loved her, felt her love. and are grateful her soul as now free of the pain she hved with 1n her later years. She truly was the essence of her given name. Memorial services will be held at Harbor Lawn. Mt. Ohve Mortuary Chapel At 1.00 pm, Saturday, December 8th 2001 . Ping Lite Carry Bag DESIGNER SPORTSWEAR AND EVENING WEAR EMIL aumNIEIG • YOTIE NOM MISOOI • CAIOL HORN AND MUCH MUCH MORE BAYSIDE SHOPPING CENTER 1024 Bayside Drive • NewpOrtBiadl - LOQICed In the ll1"de.,,,... C4"nler (_..Or ......... M.) ...................... C1119 ... 949-719-9360 • ' A lohgtlme favortte of golfers at fNetry level, the L8+ OOntinuea to pre)videa,..... attemattve for__.. commttted to Wllldli(j the couree. Uka .. PING CMy t.ga. the L8+ includ11 • .,_ stMcl MdaP9dd9d, ...... dulll..,.., that CM be IKilptld for ......... Ooity Pilot ·w really, truly want to be good nelghbon." Mk! Bentk?y, ooe of thrM pnten work- ing 10 ...... the Allldeo lh.dt the oarrown•• ol lh 8-foc1t· wide 9M!epie, the muted be tinlJ and off.white color ol the.-pro- posed building wer dll designed lo make th r cihty an 1nstffd of an lntru 1im to the neagbbomood · City Coun cilman tc>\oe Bromberg asked• of("; fully OOnsiden!d queldor\s about the height of the teepl <1ncl need to keep the lighb on rountt lb.e dock. "This JS the first_~·ve told w. about lhO 24-hour lighting,• ~rd Bromberg. who previously m1 ·1 with chW'Ch tepr ntabv<'\ 1n • prepiU'&OOn f~ the event\ldl VOtl• by the counal. Because the st pl . wh1c h will reach about t 2 ton hiqh exe<>eds the 5().foot h ight 11111· 11AltionsJor the .u-ea, th church needs to get the approval of lt11• Planrung Commission, proliu· bly ometam e m Febru1.m before the CLty Counal grt .. •h•· · hna1 vot on the proJect u chwch planners UC(( t'C I th t mple -the fll'St and 11111) one m Orange County-L'i f~IJ Olcited to be completed m '>J>n1111 2003 • .MM Cw 1r•• ~rs Nei.-. port 8ffCh She m.y be rNChed .. , (949) S74-42l2 °' by e--~tl at JUM.uwgr•~l•tJtMS.com Raymond Anthony Zambito July 19, 1913 ·Dec 4, 2001 Raymond. 88. a 2S·Yffr rts~· or Newport BMctl -known 10 his many friends as "The Mayor of Promontaty Poenr ·· was bom in BrOOklyn. New Yo111. the fourth child o1 Joseph and Annunztata Zambito. He was named after their fll'St cNld, Who died at the age of ttvee. He mamed hit lifelong aweetheett. Marie Cardo and !Ny IMd happily together m New York and. atttt rebnlment in 1976, at Promontory Point for a total of 65 blis.sful yeet1 H betoYld wrfe passed away In 1996 Though he Nd no c:hlkfttfl his fe IS celebrated by hit only IMog Slbllng. Mane CaSCllOO 90, whO rlSldM in Huntington Beach. end a ho$t of kMng nieces.~.andlnends whO are saddened by his pustng He II predeceased by hlS sister. Sosan Barbera, and his bf'04het • .JoleP'I z..mbrto He wcrted as a sales manager tor a nabonwlde jt!Mlry and accessory oompeny. In his rlbt1ment, he was a volunteer at Hoag Hospctal. and soaatty actNe In the Newpof1 Beach community. especially at Promon1ory Point. There ~ be a Vllltlbon hetd this t¥etWlQ (Thurlday. 1216) from 4 00 PM to 7-00 PM kJlowed by antemment MMC9S Fndly. 3 00 PM ., II PIClfic V'tflW Memonal Pllk, 3500 PIClfic Vft Onve, Corona del Mat (IM9) 6'4·2700 In lieu of flowetl, the fwnly ftqullll 1'8t donations be made In Raymond'a neme to Hoeg Hospctaf Foundation, Ont Hoag Onw Newport BMcti. CA. 110 Broedwev. c-. MMe Ma-9190 ' Doily Pilot A secondhand war experience SevPnth-and eighth-graders from Corona de/ Mar High School learn about World War II from those who fought and lived through it Del,... Newman 0 -'ILY P1LOT \ORONA DEL MAR Slud nt dt Corona del Mar ll1<Jh Sc h()()I got d chance 10 JOICrdct with bving history Thur5dd} wh n World War fJ ' ·h•r.tn'> paid a vi 1t to thei.r .. , 11001 Tht• 'e11e>nth· and eighth· qr odf"1s !,Ctl peUbound, lls· lt•nrno to h ro1c ton from ll\t" vt•t rd/ls, mcludtng one who WdS awarded two Bron11• Stdr medals cind cl Purpl•• lieclrl tor wound rl'c:t'IVf'd In dCllOn In hght of th country' c urr••nt Wd r, the veteran undl•r orcd th unportance ol thl• younger generation's n• .. pon 1b1hlle in the l111urt! ·we're really concerned h111kmcl a l you -whatever }llll like or d1 hke about thls 11111nh ) -you'll have d big SUGAR CONTINUED FROM 1 li.indnwt(>'). Sheppdrd dlways 11rd1•wd rook1 while the rest 111 th1-hc.1nd ordered dnd· \\I("''" In httl<• wny involving cc1<1ktl">, tu'> bfe ha n't chd.Oged 11111< h '>lOC't' redching tardom ''" µc1rt of U<Jdr Ruy In olhl'r little way • '-111 ppc.1rd's hh• hd become \\ hc1I hf' t"dll'> ldnld y • 1i11\f• h1-. f)(•tlten-up Lev1'lo thc1t ht1H• b •en pcltch d 150 t111H ., ThP pdtr now hangs ' ru '"'"J in qlctss at the Hru:d l(11(k C'dfl' in l.d Vega II you k1ok t IQ-,(• enough. you U count 1•\,1rll\ l SO pcltche On °dlurddy, Newport BPc1fh., I lard Rock Cale will h11nq c1nci t>nc-c1 e d Gucci out· ht "ilwppdrd wore dunng one ot ..,,u1c1r Rc1 y\ music videos. 1 ht• mPmordbthd collection. \\ h1rh \\ tll hang 11\ th foyer or th1• r~ .. 1cturc.1nt will al o con- tc1111 front mdn Mc.1rk !\I< Crctlh., 9u1 tc.1r. auto- q1c1plwcl photo., 'tome po 1,n. rtntl '-' 1mt· '>llrJ>rlSC!t "t >rc1nqP County ht1 such a qrt•c\l music 'cene, ttnd we c1lwc1v.., hke to rclebrc.1te dllY 11m1· u l><Jnd mak 1t beyond · say so \OOn, • S<Ud Jctck Ham· mett. a Pearl Harbor urvivor. This t the lhlrd y ar that voriou v terans from th Freedom Comm1ll of Orang \ounry hav v1 Jl<•d the -,chool Hamm ll relay d th hock he lcJt as thr. P drl Harbor Jttlttck uddcnly tran fonnect the idyUtc par· ad h and his new wife w r en1oymg into a war zone •f d1dn'tse myw1h for72 hours, but we got throu<Jh 11 • Hamm tt said. Robert Phillips d1 ru ... wd his expcnence as d pt1rd- troop r who dropp ti into Nonnandy on D-day and Wd captur d by the Gt•rm.m-. alter three day ·1 wa a pm.oner of wt.tr for t t month and wa':t in l\\'O talags, • Philli~ scud ·And we were on the road dl the end. walkmg about t 5 milt·., the county and ndl1ondlly. • aid Landa FngPno, u(•nt'fdl manager of the Ht1rd Rnck Cafe al fc.1Sh1on I lone! "\\e'rc• ju t as star· truck b) thl"m d'> anyone else • J\.lcGrath 1vocclls1. l\it>wf>Ort resid nt Murphy !<drew ... tlld'>'>J, Sldn frd21e r tdrum'>J DJ H om1<"1dc (turntdblco,1 dnd Sheppard wtll perfom1 dt lh<• mv1tallon·only eHmt. wh1C"h \viii be heavalv c.1tlPnc1l•d by friend dnd r('ldll\l<'' ol the mu 1c1t1n., "ThlS 11 be the hr'tt tmw d lot of ffi) fdlTUI) member.. w11l ee th.-(>ntire bdnd plc1y. • Sheppard Sdld • lrs d how thdl a lot Of our tlUnt tlnd uncle .. will come 10: And o lot ol old fnend thdt bet\ e been ""P· portmg th bclnd for 11 y ar.i • The how IS a hom M"Om1n9 of sorts. M the band hMn l per- fonned tn Ne\\'J)Ort Beach nor in urroundmg Olli!~ ''°'<' it' first album. • Lemonddl' dnd Brownap • dPbutNI 1n 1 CJ'l'i Before l.dva/ AUanb<" 1gnro on ·Lemonade • ·uqttr Rtl) \~els called the Shrink} Dinx -cl ntllTle refemng to l\ foll I' hrmkdble plcl he toy' thdt wer<> popular m lhc 1 <m>.. nw bdl\d wa n't aUowPd to lrdd '- mark th preeXJc;tmq ndm<• o,o l\tcCralh came up with ~uqc.1r Rtly -lle<"au he lt>V<'"> box- o day tor two month . • Wh n a ked to rompar the Pearl l harbor attack and the terronsl attacks, Ham- mell 1d he believed th Sept. J J ttacks wer more devastating . ·The l<f m n didn't altac·k an dnned force. They com· nutted md murder on p o- ple who didn't know why they were there,· J lammetl a.Jd . •tt wa':t truly a day ol infamy lhtlt I don't think dnyon would have ever 1mag10,•d • Many of the tudents w r moved by the veterans' hM· rowing expert nee and aid th<'y hdd gamed new insight on Workl War IJ. • 1 thought their ton s were amazing.· said Enc: St>dCJOndollar. an e1qhth- g rader ·t thought they w.-n• c1ll very modest b Cdlll>l' th(>~ chd dmd~mg stuff t1nd trwd not lo make a b1q <let1I ing tboiwr ~UCJdr Rdy Leonardi dnd twc t1U"><' the nt1m(• '>Ollnd· ed Anwntt1na Friday, December 7, 2001 5 "4 A.E. "Bud" Anderson show the plane he Dew a part of 25th lght fighte r ·quadron In World War ((lo tudents at Corona de l Mar HJgh School b:rhonor of Pearl Harbor Oct~. 11111 111 ti • And ""''w -.1ud •nl'> Wl'r~ t•H•n 1n">pm·d to think c.1IX>ut ""'''IO<f llwu C"rJUnlry atter h11or10q th1• v<•lN<ln'> drn- Hometown boys ugar Ray, lrom left. Murphy Karge , DJ Hom.Jcide, kneellng, Rodney Sheppard, Mark M cGr ath a.nd tan Frazier will perform ·to an lnvltaUon- only crowd at ewport Beach' Hard Rock Cale. • FloorNI, c-ontatnanlJ the• Btllb0drd·topp1nq trt1ck "Fly,· ht•came c.1 doublf'-platinuro tndl&c enc ounl«'r~ "O\\ tlldl I \.. IP0101'(I .ibuut th1">, I tl1111k I 01<1~ \\ttnt to JOIO thf• Arni\ tir ~l..rin .. ., lo n1t1k1• <1 d11f1•r1111c 1• <tnd l>f:SlM•llC'f in 1("'7 I l 'jt1 lhP qroup" thud d111I triplt··J>lot- inum di bum. µrricluc "cf 1lw hit "c\lPf\" ~lorninq llwlr lourt.h .1111t·111u.,1 'n"( f nl rt'C Ord, 1mpl\ llllc•cl <)uydf Rd\'.· include!> \11._,,' r lh • PhonC'" ctnd 1h11 'll1t1-.h -.mgle \\'h(>n Ir-. 0..:1•1 Retuminc1 nu\' 111 lht• city l'dC h bdnd ml•mlwa qn•w up in Sh<•ppctrd h1•1111111 .. , r1-tro· ~J>PCllV~ on no on•• 1•xpf><"ted thl' lc1m" th1• liand found Dc<•p do\' 11 \\" hod our hllll' hop ' dnd d1 l'dnl' hut fl'dhSllC'dll> Or>lll • 111 W. dff' lht• h'' I music 1<11l'. P"' "" • 'tclld Sht•ppdrd \\ht1 '"" live-. on • 1he oubkJrt, ol '•'\\.port Bede h near the• OrdOIJt' Counl) Ft1uqrouncls •\\l' \P pluyed dl cone: •rts \\ h1•11• on1• p1•ro,on -.hO\'lo f'ti up. or no un ... und "°'' l\vc'rc t1IJ th<• ..,luplt•., ( flOIN \\'1lh ~hchril'I .lttc l,.-.011 t1nd 11" Cfdl~ "turdom hu., turrwd oul to h •IJl our <"ouotr. !>did \f'ron1cc1 Fr1Pdm<1n ttn l'lqhth·<JrddPr • 1t .,.. ould lw 'J>4'Cldl for ffi(• to lollo\' "hdt th~">l' ffil'n Wf•nl thro1111h bf• l'XdC:I)\ ch hn ""'JI"' l••rl ..,ht>ppdrd d OC'\\ lolh1•1 hrt .. h e n c.1hl<> In trt1H~I tlw wmltl t1nd f•\:1•n 111(>1•1 his 11111 .. ir • .i hr.mi•' T.,..o """' d<JO, h1· 111•1! "lakt• d i>db\. dfll'T '""' 11111) Paul :-.lcCdnney in :--;t''' Ymk MUP.,1du'> ln) huh\ 111'11111 horn II Wd'> the mo'>t mu\ mq thinq I cv1•r i>i..pN1f'n1 Pd ..,ht ppdrd -..ucl • l If> \\ "" -.uc h cl n1c I'. do\\ n-lO·f'!drth lm•nd- I\ p••r.on " 1'. IPt>llflg mu IC"dl idol!. took .. ome cwtun9 u Ir ~ncl not thdt ~h1 ppdrd' c<Jmplcunmq but "'' clul thl• \\ hoh• en<d'>1n9-ol-c lothe' hu<,11\l''>" It c, Vl'r\ '"•tO(ft•,. ~ht•pJ>dld chuckled • 11 ' •• ,.,. .u.rr{•d), wolkmg h~ Mel l't•mg the (Jot hf'\ ~OU UC,N) tc I \\I "' • • Young Ch-. wr1tM fpatur~ Shf' mav bf' '" cht'd ai (949) 574 4268 or br f' m;ul .it , young ch.tng I.tr mf's com e 6 Friday, December 7, 2001 l ooking smart for the holidays is just as Important for men as it is for women. In recent years. all of the fashion dictates fC?r men have gone out the window, allowing for full Individual fashion expression. Check out these high fashion threads from Neiman Marcus at Fashion Island modeled by Sal Bari. By 8.W. Cook Photos by SHn Hiiier At left. Sal hri 11 wt fOf the t'Ymll\Q "' th1\ F.wourbrodc bl.xk ~ evening )ldte1 (SJSO), ft.tlpli ~en Purpi. Label bl.Kit WOOi llOU'¥\ (S.J9S) .tnd Netm.tn M•r<lli silk .tnd c&Khmet• tunle n«lt (S 165) At cente.. for bl1<k ue to oper.t, Ba11 loolt\ perf«t 1n thti Em~lkhl Zegna single bre.tsted peaked lapel (S 1,62S) •nd Netm.tn Marcu\ silw< .tnd bl.tClc \lrtped hi!' •nd cummerbund (S 125) with John Hardy bl<Kk "'pphire •nd diamond cutt ltnlc\ <iS!IO) Tm: looK TRADITI NAL \ Elt: t: Cordia lly invite you to meet award winning jewelry Designer ( presenting his /a,test unique and exquisite collection Friday, December 14th 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Fashion Island 203 Ncwpon Center Drift Newport Beach, CA 92660 949.721.9010 Cheese and Wint will bt strvtd for your refmhmmt the clal1tc 18k gOld ccl1cUon Iii~ cutr S2l&O cblble btbble rtng ll50 windswept hoOp .,. .. 1711 ,. .................... ,. ...... Men•t ... t• T"9 ... OertlDe1 ................ ~ ....... ••• Tra4t1nenet.1ewe1ere ..... Doily Pilot • I Daily Pilot .. lfLY II 111 llWS Fire ravages r.osta Mesa store An euty moriUng twa. ..... fire gutted • -Cotta M9M ltOr'e that sold vtn- 19 goOds and damaQed one other shop Thunciay, oUidala sald ~one was injwed. . firefighters were dis- pllebe<J to the 2SOO baock of . N9wport Boulevard about 1 a.m. They found black smoke swirling from th MCOnd story ot the bwJdlng. and Oamet leapmg out of the rear of the tori , wd · Barbera·MarcoM, 'J>Oki • woman for the Costa Mesa Fire Oepartm nt. It took 25 hrehghters about half an hour to get the fire under control, he Mid. The cause of the fire is .UU under invelbgabon. ·sut it wu really fortu- nate we were obi to con- tain the fire to one unit,· she sa.id. 8ag:ira Kiroldro, owner of the African Com r, dlrect· ly below the tore that was burned. said tus tore uf. fered smoke and water damage. 1'When I came h re at 1 in the monung·, there was water everywhere ln my ...... TOWN Wat rfront Resort m Newport Bedch wtU take place at 6 pm. at 1131 Back Bay Drive. The electric trees will be • Send ...._, TOWN ti.rm to lighted in the mlddl of th ttt. Dally .-i1ot.11ow hy St .• Cos· bay and be accompanied by ta Mew. CA 92627; by fu to (949) live mUlical perlonnanc. by :;::1 1::_ ~.:':!. <:! ~,:; children' groups, caroling. l<><•tlon of ttt. went. as well as • seafood chowd r, hot choco· contact phone rwmber. ,. c~ · late and a vi.lit by Sctnta, (800) plete lkt1ng is avallable at 765·766 t. htrp llwwwdailypilor.com. TODAY Harbor View Elementary School will host a holiday bou· bqu from 8:30 am to 3 30 p.m. dt St. M1chael' and All Angele;, 3233 Pac1hc View Dnv • Corona del Mar More thcln 50 v odors will be f atur· mg hol.lday gilts, custom bds· k l'i, C'lotlung, tatlOnary, pho· to albums dlld a raffle pnL drdwtng (949) 552-6222. The Orange Coat College J lort1culture Departm nl will host its annual pomsetba sale from 10 am. to 3 pm toddy and turday on campu . 2701 Fa1tv1ew Road. Co td Mt"Sa Plant.!. com in whttf'. pink. red, burgundy dnd mM· hie•. dOcl they range m pnc (' from S5 to $40. (714t 412-'i74H Tbe ...... of lour pertormaDc99 by the Costa Mesa High School of the play ·L1lUe Women• wdl be held at 6.30 p.m. at 2650 Fa.uv1ew Road, Costa M . Future perfor- mance~ will be held at 3 and 7 pm. Saturday and 3 p.m unday. 9, S6 for seniors. and tud !'RI, and SS for chil· dren t 2 and young r. Advanced tickets may be purcha d in the chools A.S.B. office and at the door a hall an hour before perfor- mance . 17U) 424-8700 Op n1ng-rughl ticket lOclude a gala, rvmg hors d 'oeuvr and d rts. GdJd ttckel!> tlrt' $15 for adult!>, to Jor 'ieOtOr clnd c;tudenb, clOd 6 for children t 2 clnd younqer Orange County's festival BdUet ThPcilre will team Wlth the 'uthldnd 8dllet AC'ade· my U1 the produdlon of •Tb orang JWce.1949) 644-3244 . Nutcracker," wtuch wtU have four 1how1 beginning at 7 •1tt. Care Ud sa.an• br-ea· p.01 Fnday in the Robert B fast wtth Sant.a at "Tri.angl Moore Th atre. There will Square wUJ take plclce from also be Saturday perfor-10 ci m to 4 pm. at th Than· mances at 2 and 7 p m and a gl Square food court. t 870 Sunday performance at 2 Harbor Blvd .• Costa M . p.m. St9 for advanced Proceed.$ from th ev nt will reserve llckets. $16 for . benefit the Second Harv t advanced d.ascount tickets for Food Bank of Or411ge County OCC studc>nts, semor otJZe~ The ev nt will feature pie· and ch1Jdren younger than tur and smg-alongs with 12. 520. St 7 for children Santa, a raffl for the lood yourlger than t 2 at the door. bank. a Christm.cn bouuqu . 1714) 432-5880 d complunenlary br ak.fd t, and a Wish Tr" Bnng dn 1he ~ Produdlon Dn-unwrapped glft for the tree ma will begm the first of four and re<:e1ve d raffle beket ~how of Thornton Wtlde(s 1949) 650-3333 play ·eur Town: beqmrung al 1 30 pm. m the Barbara Van Holt Th elf dt Esta.nc1a H.tgh School. 2323 Pla($nlla Av . Costct M a Other .,how~ wtJJ run Saturday, and on Dec. 14 and 15, au at 7:30 p m. $8, S6 prl'·sale Call for tickets. 1~9) 515-6537. SATURDAY The Oasis Senior Center will h~t d pancake breakfast from 7·30 to to d.m dt 800 Mar- guente. Corona d I Mar. $2, St for chtldren Breakfast will include berry or regular pan· cakt>!t, SdU age. coffee and A du. tilled •Holiday Gr n for Chtld.r n • will be hf'ld at 9 a m dl h rman l.Jbrory & Gard n 2b47 E. Coa I Highway. Corona d I Mar Each chtld will decorate a hvm.g tree plctnted in a terrc; cotld pol $45 for one parent and one child AJI m tena.ls provided Prereg1 trdl1on reqwred 1949) 671-226 J Frtdcry, o.c.n1ber 7 2001 7 r puppet r Jun Garn· bl will 91v his holiday pup· pet how at 1 and 2 p Jll. et the • wport Beach Central Library' Fnend M ting Room. 1000 Avoc do Ave . wpon Beach. 1949) 717- 3801. SUI DAY Tbe Orange County FaJr· ground will h~t the BXJ Orange County Hobday 8drter FcJJr from .10 a m. to S p m. in Building 10 at th lcW· ground , 88 Fa11 Onv C ta Mesa $10. membf'rs only. Cctll th Bu lOel» Excha.ng of Orange County Inc. at (71418-47-5.t77 A ~ptlon tor arUlt Cuotyn Revnold., whose oil pamting exhibit titled Edg 1 on dis· pldy Sunda)· through 0(.'(" 28 at th N wport Beach CentTd.l Library wtU be held at 2 p m in the ltbrory· Fnend!t M t· mg Room The IJbrdJ)' is at 1000 Avocado Ave in N w- port Beach tore,· he said . "Some of my statu~ were broken. dJld the Qty says we need to close.the store so they can redo the ceiling " The tore, wtuch ell African art and mu 1cal l.O.Strum.enb. is also home to the Drumnung Circle, a 75-member group that meets Sunday to piety Al.ncan drums Mother's Market wtlJ ha\ e a tdsl<> demon tratton dcty m the pctrkmg lot of 1l 'ilon• from 10 dm to 1230 pm di 225 C: 17th St • Co.,tt1 \.1(">d R<> rvt1lton'> requ1rC'd (800) 595-MOMS The eighth annual Ughllng of the Bt1y t1l '\jt>\\port Dttn<'s .Donate y~ur vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 ... •t.ook.s like we won't be able to do that ell I a t for a few weeks,· h sa.id ·A lot of people dre gomg to nuss it. .. S t h op in rnotio n to improve local live~. • I<\' • Bo.tl.~ • l<l'JI f-.,t.th: • TJX 0t"duu1hlc I.AST MINUTE SHOPPERS!!! Huge Savings On New Boats Only A Few Available Brand New 2002 Models Anilable . (949) 645.6812 Tht W...Ui AwWr Eltttric IJMJ S.ilJw SALES • RENTALS • SERVICE 2001 w. u.. Hwy .• Newpon Ben • ...... ('49) ~72 • wwwt:::'°ries.com In Newport enttt, between Edwards Cinemas & MuJdooru I Your conservation efforts helped get us through the umm er without electrici ty hortage . In fact . one-third of our e qut b~k their u age by 20°0 or more , ~ l)t previous ummer. earning them a 20~o di count on their bill . · California 20/20 Rebate Pl &~am is over, but there are till unr-..tr\ manage your bill a colder wea r. holiday entertaining and longer nights approach. Here's what to do: Vi it www.sce.com take an online energy survey, and check out the energy-aving tip for way to ' weatherize your home and busine s. Saving energy is alway in season. r 8 f rldoy, o.c.mber 7, 2001 PEARL CONTINUED FROM 1 Ga.rc:tn • p dent of lbe Costa ~ 1 Historical Society, recalls a oty made somber by the boldly dis· h art rung h dll.nes of the morning papers. Each oJ th men admitted to remembenng v ry little O'Wlutiae dbout the day Pearl Harbor was attacked and the days immediately d.lter But with Murbarg ~ d.Jary entrl and firsthand accounts from Grupe, Beelc and Gardner, the mood of Newport-~esa of Dec. 7 through 11 can be summed up a somber. Murbarger. who wrote for area newspapers, tnduchng ttie Costa Mesa Globe H rald (now the Daily Pilot), begClll her Dec 8 entry with. Everyone seems to have the Jlt· ters • he wntes that auplanes Oying o\ erhead make her llsten more t.1cutely than usual cllld that state yuctrd pc1lrol the waters nearby to rt....,lnct boat dctlvity between unset und sunnse Doily Pilot didn't know where Pearl Hcubor wu. • Grupe Mid. (>eoplo stW bought grc 41 Hershey'• Mark.et on the corner of Manne and Park avenues on Balboa Island and drank IOdas at Pink\ OrugStore 1.n 0.. Mesa But con. v rsabons were ICMC'e and smil were few. People still w nt f~ off of Newport Pier. Murberg r wrote. but armed ntnea guarded the water and no one wu alJow '<I too far out on the .planks. The kles, meanwhil • rdlnf'd Murbarger, who clied in 1991 alter bdttling Parkinson' wrote in bet Dec. 9 pag . "Jt rcunfld -poured all day -gray chsmal and so thoroughly wet." Sh 51ly-. he drove through dark, drench('(] streets and had trouble mq Sh(• was on her way to meet an air rdld ward n He was going to t U h~>f who had been wlectt'd to look out for enemy aircraft. •Jt can happen here," Murburc11·1 wrotP. wtth •can· und rbncd ~IO'it everyone' fear was d.trect· l'<I towdfd the shore, dreadlng sub· rmmne or other Japcmese v I .ittocks. Grupe ronJirmed. ·with.in a ddy or two they had lort1hed the COd t in Corona del Mar with guns. soldiers, barbed wrre and Lrenche ." the 80-year-old srud STM --.. '• I t)AllV George Crupe stands south of the b luffs of Corona del Mar, where, after the attack on Pearl Harbor. entrenchments and barbed wire were erected In case of a Japanese Invasion. She calls Dec. 10 an •onunous· day Wlthoul sunlight. without ·ct rci'> or hope • Ambulances passmq b} · mad her wond r a bout pend.mg attacks. as th atr raid '1gnaJ m those day wdS a si.ren, and h rt!itd about d ath an th papers every dd\' ·The perfect word for th<kt(' · f tmmedlatel three days i lolcll da..· t.wh f. • Grupe 1d ·w e cJll wne dbsolut •ly ctStounded. We didn't know we could be att~d<<'d • Beek. 77, dddcd that the harbor wds 1mmcd1tttely closed. that be convinced Grupe' grClnCUd· ther to sell their Balboa lsland proµ· erty. Eventually, the fanuly sold almost all of thelf 16 lots throughout the war. borhood to check that everyon 's drdpe w re' dosed dt rught and -,tr •t llghb wt>re blackened to mdk<• th<• {lty invisible to attack. ·People who had houses aJong th(' bc.-ich, every night. they hucl to fuv<-r the window up with card· bodrd c1.0d plywood,· said the 72- YPllr·old Garcln r. who lived in <.:o'>· td Mf'~ .but remcmb<>rs whdt New· port Bedch went through. "If you hdd light howmg m your house. thpy'd bdng on your door dnd lrll you to cover 1t up • wcr a"owcd to hol<l fla<;hlighb when walk.mg at rughl. but onJy with tlwtr hands cov<•nng th I ns tt a •rosy glow· 1n ri\ of puddk~. EnJorccmcnt olhodl.!> ~tl!>o patrolJ<'tl C:0tt'>I I hghwdy dnd Ul!>151- <'d dnVPN UM' tht•ir p.1rkmq hght' m!>l<•t1cl of th{11f hcc1d11ghtb, Be k '>did On V c 11 . Murbargc•r wn11· .. that he 1 1ttlng at her tablP look.mg out the wm dow evE>I) now and then to ce 1f the rNt nf'on sign dt C rawford' OrnCJ Store 1 !)till light d "They turned ofl the llghts so it WdS a blttckout." the Newport Bet.1ch rP.,1dent said. ·A lot or prople were conccm<'d about the value of th lf land aJtN Looking bdck, C rupe adnuts that IPM of dtr .:1ttt.1ck.s wdS "ndiculous. • lhdl -.uch dn ttltack would hdve lx"t•n ·unpo .,1ble • But people weir· nt..>d about cm stnke anyway. Grupe'<; ldther was so concerned tlbout 10Vd!>1ons Vla water and air • initial attacks on Pearl Harbor,· SJ1d Grupe, who was a student dl Oen· dental College 1n 1941 but dt home on Balboa Island for the weel..end of Dec 7. The streets, as tf mourning. wt>re also dark The lcllk dhout town hctd (>VNY· thmq to do with PC'drl I ldrbor Wh(•rP II Wd . whclh(•r II Will> part ol th • L mted Stcttc . When 1t extmgui he . he II l'Xpect a blackout -• YOWtg 0-. wfltn fHture\ She ITf•r be IHChed it (949) 57~268 Of by ~ m.t I •t yo.ing chang.,.t1tnfl com Block ward<>ns patroUl'd ne19h· Murhargcr's d1My ScJys peopl(l ·rtt <w1y 80" .. , 90" .. of pt.-oplt:. A TALE OF Two HoME-FRONT AITACKS The reality of Pearl Harbor struck Am e ricans through the radio. not through repeated visuaJ iJnag s as se _.n on ept. 11 . Lolita Harper DAILY PILOT COSTA M ESA -The ttlldck .. on Pectrl I lclrbor left a v1v1d 1mt1gl.' m thl' minds of mttny But unlike the Sept 11 ctltt1cks, v1s1ons of Jclpdncse hghlN ptJol'i rdJdmg the U S. Navy WNt' repldyt>d m the minds of Americt1n'>. not on Lhl'1r tc•lev151on '><'n'<.'ns On Sunddy. Dec 7 I q4 I Lelc>v1~1on hctd not pvpn bt>(>n invt>ntt•cl P"oplP turned to rdd10 progrt1rp'i for not o nly m•w., t1nd t•v(>n~. hut enter· tafnment Dondld Baird 82, w1d he WdS bvmq m Nt>w York when Pec:trl I ldfbor Will> attacked ctnd rt•membt>r'> when the rt1d10 dJlnOun('('r interrupted the pro- gram with upddte cibout the invd!>1on Although the attacks took plt1ce ctl 11 d m. Eastern Stelndard Ttmc. 11 wdsn't unW Baird tuned in to his In •nd's rnd10 smgmg debut at 3 p m that he heard th£' news. • 11 took awhUe to get to our Kie of the country. but l'U never forget that moment.· he said. Baird wt1s living in Costa Mesc:1 at the llme of th" Sept. 1 t attacks. But although he was, agd10. on the opposite 1de of the country when tragedy struck, not even an hour had passed before he heard c1bout 1t Baird not only knew whdt was going on, but witnCSM!<l 11 through llve televu.1on covN- dQ<> ·My Wlfe wok<> me up dOd told me a plt.1ne had crd hC'd into the World TradP Crnter I Jumped out of bCd and lKIW the second plane hit the other tower.· he said. Visual images of the Pedri Harbor attack were avatlable in the days followm g. Pictur s were pnnted tn the new pd· per dnd newsreels were .. hown at the movies, but the covefdgc wds not 24 hours a day. Radio announcers desmlx'c.I the attack on U S. naval h1ps very thoroughly, ScUd 74-year· '_di ~·~,,. .. """ " ~) @_~ FloftJ " {,UU Christmas at Summerhill A channing colkction to help you cekbrau ihe 1pirit of the ieason Wrtath1. garlands. & custom arrangements Mon-Fn 10 am-6 pm. Sat 10 am-S pm. Sun 10 am-4 pm LGQ1..d b<h1nd Plum'• Pa.tio 369 E. 17th Street, Cona Mesa, Pbon~ (949) 646-674S PuR S•rvlce C.l11M9 Sizzl ing Fajita Bar • Strolling M ariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar old Jdck Herm1tnrl', but the and Let U!) bstcn to th new-... n•ports w •r spordclic t1nd Banc S<lJd. """'""merely as update . Bane. now 67, w<'nt to th(l t-lc nnance said till' round-movies every Saturcltiy rtnd the·c loc-k cove rag£• ol th(' rememb<>rs tht• n(lwsn•el'> World Trade CentN on ldught bcl\vC'Pn the double fet1tun•.,, wdS hdrd to 19nort" tlnd kept hut the newi. wID> d welcome tum from hii. cfoy·to·dtly rou· updal(l -not We th1> dountmu llnl' coverag e of thP Cc1 .. 1 C-od'>t ·At hr.t. 11 wu <1JJ nqht. but .ittc1cks, h Sdld d.llt>r d wtuw I ne<><IC'did • I ttboul three ddy I w1sh<'d rt lit-cl(•f<•n<h•d I h1• mNht1, wa-.n't on so much l)(>("cUtsc> I ~) mq th<'r(l \\d., more l<Hov •r on Sept It. r:our 019ht<, went couldn't get away from it .• down Ht dllfNent ttrn<"'> m cW-Bdne srud. f('r(lnt pldC , ..... met n•porter<; She was able to Still rllay t1nd focu<t on ht>r <Khoolwork wert> con'>lcmtly cJddmg new «ftPr thP Peurl 11.irbor dtlock informdt1on dnd p1 cmg the ev nt toqNh r. PNrl 11.ubor but wonders whdt eJI ~t the Wd d anqle c1nd dPhbNdte unmterrupt MJ n w<, cov<'rt.lCJt' dtldc k. h(l ~1d -·of the Sept l J dltacks hds hdd M.iry.inm• Bdnr wt1 only ~·on chddr •n 7. but '>hf' rnmemlx•r<; vividly ·rm sure I httd 1t better ti., d thf' mc1ht hf'rfctthC'rtcun horn t hJJd becduse I could ape dnd told tho lumtJy c1bout the f But dftcr pl. 1J ,f1t wa lrau· Pc•.ul I !arbor 1nv1Non mallc to go doy dfter day with "I Jc 'iat u!> clown c1nd 'Kltd notht.ng but ncw'i from ground that Am nccl wc1 .. going to war. zero. fl was drdwng and tress- ThPn ho turned on the radK> ful." she SdJd e·~ ~~~MAd~v ~ra:ae- M•ttre•• Outlet Store MMO NEW · COM'1JCALl.Y lfflffCT Gttdlt leltfot l* :m: 3165 n.bor Blvd. eo.t.a l'leM • OM llec.l ,_of 'OI fWJ ill (714) 545-7168 ~ STIJDENfS SEE D IFFERENCES IN Two ATIACKS \VhilP thP horror of f>('arl I larbor Day and thP 'cpl. 11 atta«~ ar mueh thP same'. tlw l\\11 trike> most as unaJUw. Deirdre Newman DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - Both w.<•rf> hornfv1nq Both trclllfficlllC' Uut bl'yond Ul1tidl t>mollOru.. the• t.lltdfk on Pecirl I t.:1rbor dlld St.opt 11 t •non-.t d'>Sdull on th • World Trdde Ct•nter c:1nd th(> Pt•nt~on lnk mtbt '\; wp0rt I f.t.rbor: High hool studC'nts d cfu.'>Unildr I think 11 Willi more lid<.JIC to lo-.e som • imporldnt bwld· mg in our '>OC'I ·t~·: frc'">tunc.1n Grdnt C.is •rly !><lJd We 10.,t a lot of tmportdnt men and worn n It w.u. c:1 h1qyN I~ thun l'C'drl I ldlbor • PN r IScll'i rotl!>ld rs the ter • run t d ttac k mon• l"Vt'f(l bccau e innoc1•nt C"l\.1httn'> died "Thi wa n't old1er!) - they were 1usl people work· Ing.• lsalS saJd -· St1JI. U1e i,urpn~<' ol h111h dtWC'~ 81(' ObVl<>usly ctltkt• dOd cau.,rd 1milar hock in th1·11 aft •ffildths, other students S<.tK1 •t tN>I 1t was pn>tty mud Lht• -..1m . • 1uruor M1k .. Ve 11 S<ud . ·11 WdS homhc, for .. uro the same harc:U.h1~ dml 1h .. '><lm<• tr•wnc.1. • nior Therc>st1 Ph.1111 cht1rgcd thdt th ret.1ct.1ou ol hock to th tcrromt .itruck Wd a repeat of • Amt.•r1rctn arro<JdOCC. • •Befort' Pearl Hurbor. "'' w •n• taking dWdy Jt.1µan ~ u1I ·rt' ource , • Pham ... ml • ~ ouldn't It b obviou' to dltoC'k wh1ll• the U. \, .. ., unprepdl' ~?· Still one ~tud<>nt, "'h1IP acknowlcdc.Jlllg th '>ddnt"' "' both OCCd'>IOn ' Jd thl' tv.u dttack defy companson "I really wouldn't comp.u•· them.· ophomor(' Joi I Ramirez MUd MEPHtsraM THE WORLD'S RNEST WAllltG SHOES Join us Dec. 7 from 6-9pm for "W ..... c .. ru· Cit,...._.. Wa•." All Merchents will be pilticipa1ina with special discounts. or contributina 10 local chlricablc causes. There will be Christ.mu festivities, Hon d' oeuvres. cookies and bevCf1llCS. 1727 WestchfTOr., N.B. 949-642-FEEJ Famous Brand Sleepwear & Sportswear END OF THI ' Friday, Dec. 7th, 9am-5pm -· ...... c..a. .... ...., __ Daily Pik>t Friday, O.Cember 7, 2001 9 FEELING OF . DISBELIEF ' ,....c •• ,, ... Thos who recall Pearl Harbor Day see the echoes of it iii Sept. 11 0~Y Pll.OT NEWPORT-MESA • r,l. t I h been dubbed th P Ml I ldrbor of thls generation But for t1 dwmclhnc1 number of Amencan • P dtl Hurbor and its lessoru. aro not th luff of tu . tory books. The dat fJ 7. t 1)4 t . seared permanently in oldl•r th J>dlfl, lh • horror, th hock are no 1lh•r nt ·on both t"IC('"c) ion~. af th re·~ on wo1u to d c11bf> it, that word l 'dii· hc•lmf,' • did C) org • Crup m. a World Wttr II velPrdn dnd hi ton en. r1t9ht altenitanl for Amer1can Airhn , which had Br mner n N>r panic tn th early hours of t>pt. 11 until he l~arned h wa'i sol Th n, h td, h.i f 41 gave wdy dnd he found In 1t place a thirst for JU t1ce Grupe agr-cl: ·Wh n you con- s1d t lhdt mor than twice dS mctny peopl were killed on Sept, 11 thon w •re killed in P I Harbor, absolute· ly 1l'\ a 1ml n pon know who th y ere, th y don t ha\ a fdCf• ur ct ldnd. Thdt Dldk 1t ev h ~an r " And, an th1 nPw Wclf v.1lh n w rule th uru.een n nuc:' c1re t!'.I n , Americans' memon<>.s, hdS rt'lna11wd reaJ and, until pl. t l, unnvalt•cl Now tho c who hove hv<•d to witness tho only two hug ·-s<. al•· attacks against Amer1c11n,. on their OWO 011 CcJn p ttk """' experien ce when lhf'y '''}' 1tw1 Ltl<f! oth1•r the Newport Beach ,.. ad<'nt who th·w for the Army Air Corp'.'> Stud lhtil havmg bvt'd through tho hr•a 1111heh<"vc1blP event ha n't rnudf• ~·pt. 11 •lnY 1.wswr to grasp ot lo hv1• \\;1th. • f really WdOll.>d to do <;Om lhtng, but at 83 lb re· not much I could do,• he said •tt' fru!>traun9: An Important pardllel bf'tween th two hom land atldck<,, both men agr ed. 1!> that they ehated cl nocei· ry and JU t military re pon e But thrr ·-. d d1ff r nc between the two conrhcts thdt. an som way!>. mak the ~t Coast tesronst att.ac~ ev n mor• fnght nrng and hombl than th war that changed the world. "You knew who you wer fight- ing then .-th r was Cln enemy.· murku•r 1n \hPtt mo11,•iat1on" ·Pedri lfurbrJt .,.."' c1n c:tttuck r19am t oil ''' u •nd t>~· a natlon. • Ur •mn r '>did , •• pt t 1 we wPre cttldc k1•d h) r •hr11ou<> lttndllC'i They b •lw\'P th~tr <Jutl '' chlf Pu•nt than "'hot we b lwvo our·nud I'>. But ProhMc1nt. c,11hQbc:. \'.hull•vl'f, d <Jod tbdl Jo\I· U\ \\'(JUldn I hd\.··· us kill uinoc ""l 11PcJph· Thdl ., '' hv lhdl truq i·dy \H1'> d1ll,.rcn1 lr(Jm P<?drl I forhor four f lt1rry Ur •mn r. a World War II pilot who rt>mcmhcrs ftghtmg an l11dh1 .md Ch1m1 , wutc'hing th Sept 11 1•v1•nt-. unfold was e p c1a lly f>ttrnlul Ur ·mn r\ ddughter 1 a ·1 OPJ>OSl' WdT, I opposed VlNruun, but I th1hk our r pon ts dbsolute· ly nght on the money.· Bremner said a1d Martha Spnng. who e nh ted m the Nuvy' olhc r lra!nmg pro- gram 11rter 0-day convinced her h(• nt•cd d to do her part for th wor effort •The enemy now -you don't 'In an hour and 50 m1nul<?S, 2,.JO'J military personnel died, more than 1, 100 were \\oumlc?c/, 1101 f:.OUnlmg many civilians.' 'Then I saw big red spots on the wings of the plane. and I rc>a/ucd this was not another drill on . undo', morning.· DUTY CONTINUED FROM 1 from seemg clll lht• \vtt) from our house 10 Phu I Harbor. A tremendou., c•xplu-.1011 occurred 1ust then, \t>nchnq lire and sm o"(> hundrNh ol feet into the dll o;cmw'' lw11· in the nd0val o;h1pyorcl It was lat r concludc·cl lhdl 11 W8'> t>llht>r lhl' httllh•'>hlp Anzonct or thl' C'd'>'-&n ctnd the Down (<ft·~tro\N" an dry dockJ goin<t up All th1 took plcu t• tn about th ~1ur llnw .i-. 11 toke-. to r ad lhl'> I 1m111t•· dtately yell •d ror \ lctrv Jo to get m'r uniform '""' rurn on th rctd10 I 1001\1><1 southward to 't'cJ t1ntl "''' two naval de trO'yt'r' run- ning Wllh d ho1w Ill lht•u le th back dnd forth ttl mut one or two mlfcu, off '>hon• At th ame lllTI(' I '>clW plume of watN qmnq up adJdC nl to th('rn "lurh I mterprN •d d., thl• n1•111 m1 e of dropp1nq homh., f\.1dry Jo JOIONI me on th1 · ht11e porch oubad t• tht> l11h- by clod ob<.ervt•d two or three plan !> whl't>l111<1 111 larg circl •s ol><I\ t• our bou e and D1dmnnd I 11'1111 They held th«! wPll·knm' n •red medtbdll 1)t.11nt1 ti on th ir wing In th m clntmw. th1· radio wa bldnnq out Tiw• t not a dnll Thi'> 1.., not ,1 dnU P arl Hcuhor .., lwinq bombed by Jtiptlm'"f' .m - craft AU military p(•Ninrwl are ordered to rc>lurn tu their comrndn<h..IJllmt•<h· ately • Thi kr pt l>e•niq repectled over dnd ovc•r I ran down lh<• <,lr~c·I unul a pickup truc-k cunw by driven by d JdpdnPw man. 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HICf "' c'dfnd<W th.it , ... too qrut•,orrw to t•>.pl.un She• \ ul11ntt•1•11•d to "'"} dnd '' orl\ with tht• ~t1I\ dlltJn ,\rm) tor h\'(' ddY'-m the• nahhle Althouqh Ill\' clut\ ,11 Pt•drl I larhor hc1d ht•1•n 1n•t1tmq 1r11un•d ttncl tlyanq. hPI t.i!ll\ Wd'> \'Oluntc.11)' to ... upport tho .. t• brav<' m<'n uml wonwn who workc-<1 m lilt' IP< U\ ('I') r u r lhdl I dill t>~lu•ml'ly proud ul h(•r • Costct Mn1 resident JACK R. HAMMETT 1s retir~ from th« N1vy and w•s stationed at the naval h~1tal at Ptarl H"'bor on O~ 7. 1941 ALERT CONTINUED FROM 1 lme lo II~ thC' lltVtMOn S nat tton to pn-...,.my white> um- loml '><> I rould qo on liberty whPn d horrenclou~ no1!oe from tht> huql • ~undl-d It was nolhm<J like an} bugJe caU we ht1d t--vcr hedrd Then Ensign Bt1mett, th nfhc <:r of the d('( k ')\drted '.'><Tl'timmg ovf>r the genc>r1l1 ttnnounon~J <i)'>lPm. but we 'ouldn I undPrstdnd whclt he "d'> '-<IYlO<J unlll the ld I phrnc;e, "Buttlc '-ldllOn!> on the doubl !. c illlW out loud <lnd r lt·cu .\~ I '' dd thf' hatch to top•>ad • t1nc1 lool\cd owr th !>l<'m of tht> <,h1p t1ncl 'dW d pl<uw cununq dart'< th toWdrd /Ill' nwn I .... ,, haq n'tl "JX>h on tht> wmq .. of tht• plillw und I rMIUl'<l lhl!> wtt., nut t1nothl•r dnU un ~undt1~ morning An mstdnl Idler. lhdt µlcJnt ' exµlo<Jed m lront ol m~ • I') t><, dnd clJ'-<lJ>JX'dfl'tl Thl• Btt<Jlc>'y hr1d c1mmun1tum t1l lhP lfllO .. for cl I\ tond1I\ lllllmlllq CJUMl'!ry f'lWrC N' ttn<J. lhonk quodlll''>'>, cJn f'\JCll<•nl qun- nt•r Tiw 1w'Cl lew nunull'' '<IW ll'> br(•dk.anq th•• pt1dlocl,, off thi' drnmunitaon hOt'>l!o dntl the• yun locl..1·r 'o(J "t' could cwt tht.• ttmmurullon dnd hnnq lock., lor th • lJllll'> Thl• t1llt•r t1rtlon wport 1nd1rt1t<>d thcU W(' \H'rl' retldy to hre ow dlllt· cJltC'Tilll qun w11htn tour nun- uh •., of the Ulllidl alctm1 Th n •xt hour or ~, ,.., Jlbt u hlw I W\\ bw.~ helping lwep ..immuruuon m th<> fuM• -..•t1 r "° tht q11n w~ n•t1dy lo 'hoot wh '""'' •r d tanwt rcUnl' mto our drt ol Im• \Vlwn tht• hrst lull m lht• Mllon cam • I looked O\f'>r IO\'<cml 0.1ltJ(~h1p Ro,., , .. hc·n· I """' tht• 'hap burrunq tun· . U\U>l'y dnd d huge rt'tl ObJt'<t ltke I hat.I m•ver '>t>en b<>fon• It Wt1'> lhe bottom of th U. S O IJuhomt1, v.tuch httd cdp· ued. lrdppanq mdny m •n an ~ Celestino's qu,1h1\ ~t E. \ T ... f 'I t1cf1t1 I • .... I dlt111d e I 11 l i ow laking orders for home or offi ce ho~day gatherings. Cusroni carering large or small, simple or fanwtic. Ltr w make your holiday party memorable. 270Eat17th St• Costa Mesa• (949) 642-7191 HICK.ORY FARMS' SAVE $4.00 31b. 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NOCKHOlD is .a r('ttr~ N.aY)' comm•ndl'f who lo\" • w 1lor •~rd a hght cru1\er 1n PHrl Hctrbof on D.c 7. 1941 \ RETIREMENT SALE Mary Barr conc/ud~s 42 years of service! < , 1n ' 1 1 '' H 1 1 11 c 1 '' 1 '\" 0" O LR MULTl-MIWOS Doll.AR h ,\l1'T0R) NOllHNC Hf.LO MOC! Doff i Miss this fa..w Mrt ;,, • lift ti1'1t .,,.,,,,,,,,, CHAR.LES ~. _BA.RR ...... ---- ---~"·• ... -. ..... c.. QUOTE Of THE DAY mOPBB •ThJ.s team, they an belJeve they can win the (PadJJc Coast League) UUe. • M9ttK ..... Olicat•• 10 honoree BRUCE HANCOCK Costa Mesa wr.sttrng ~h 10 Friday, o.c.mber 7, 2001 lbYS IASIETIAll. Newport • surpnses Upland Sailors reach Bill Reynolds Classic title game Saturday night with 70-49 victory. Richard Dunn OAllY Pl\.OT NEWPORT REACH -U Newport • I !arbor High's boys bdsketbctll team viewed Upland dS an rctrly-season litmus. te"t Thursday nlght. the Sailors passed SCOlllOAll With nymg colors. Up6Md 49 ·on any given s.Mcws 10 night, 11 we pl ay both ends of the floor, we can be compet1twe with a lot of people.· stud Newport Harbor Coach Larry Hirst, lollowmg his team's surpnsingly easy 70-49 victory over lctrge-school powerhouse Upland an the final pool- pldy gam e of the Bill Reynol~ Classic di Newport Harbor. T he. Sailors (5-1 ), who will face ton1ght''i El Toro.Martin Luther King winner in the champ1onsh1p game Sdturday mght at 7:30. used excelJent tectm passing to break Upland's full· court prei.s and eventually build a 25- pomt lead m the third quarter against a program thdt captured the CIF Southern Sectlon D1v1s1on I-AAA t1Ue ldst year and hmshed 32-2. "Tonight,• Hirst said, •we hctd hve guys all on the same page • Tony Melum, a 6-foot-6 'ienior forward. 'Ted Newport Harbor with 23 points {20 1n the first half), five rebounds, three steal!>, three blocked -.hots and three assists. while 6-3 semor forward Enk Peterson dnd 6-8 1unior center Nedim Pajcv1c sparked the Sa tlors m the third quarter when they bUllt their biggest lead of the gume, 54-29, alter Peterson's llrst three-pointer 2:08 mto the pt>nod. Upland ( 1-1 ). which returns four lettennen from last year's team (but no ..tarters}, opened with <10 l 1 .5. lead dS the Highlanders hit three three- pornters and caused Newport Harbor problems with the press. But the Tars didn't stay rattled for long as they turned the table , dnd, at lLmes, made 11 look edsy on offense with players culling to the baskel and 'iconng on bounce passes ms1de. They outscored Upland. 9-0, to condude lhe first quarter and earned the momentum into the second, when Newport bUtzed Upland, 18·2, m the hrs I 4 .41 of the period for a 36· I 7 advantage ·For us. when we get 90% of the guy'> on the floor conrentratlng and focu~ed, we can play this way. becaw.P we've got a good game plan.· I lmt Sd1d. "Tnp by tnp, possession by po .. se'i'iton . (our lead) kept hwldmg We got 11 up to 20 pomts. and I wus surpnst>d It fell like 1t wa only .in e1g ht-po1nt gamP most ol the night . PdJCVlC ..corf'd 19 points for I larbor dnd ttdded nine rebounds (four SEE SAILORS PAGE 12 ............ Roger Carlson • 949-57 U223 • ........ ~ 949-6500170 Daily Pilot EIUlilda ......... Crystal Mino (231 lmodrt llae ball out of tbebMdlof Newport ffart>or'I Amanda Campbell ... goes for • rebound. Mino ICOred flvepolall ln tbe hglel' \ 49-30 vk:tory In the 13th-place 1e111•flnal of tbe Soutb Coat Holiday Cl...acat University Hlgb lbunday. . l'HOTOSBY 00N LEACH/ OMYPl.Ol ' Eagles top Ne District rivals square off in South Coast Holiday Classic at University High School Thursday afternoon. Richard Dunn D AILY PILOT IRVINE -With 1un1or standout Xochitl ByfaPld icing a sore nght ankle most of the hl"'it half for Estan<'1a High'~ g1rb basketball team Thursday, th<> Eagles lo t an impact player cigainst Newport-Mei:.d Oi.stnct SCOlllOlll nval Newport 1 larbor m the 13th place !tem1hnals of the South ::C: Coast Holidcsy Cl assic at Unlverstty I ligh 49 JO But filling in nicely undrmeath cind providing Coach Paul Kirby's Edglci. with sconng punch wa 5·foot-9 junior Tisha Gray. whose 20 polnb and seven rebounds led the Eagles to a 49-30 v1ctory. ·1crayJ played well," aid Kirby, whose team ( 1 ·3) en1oyed a 13·poml c~hlon in th fl.l'l>t hall. but Wiitched 1t dwindle to 23· I 9 t1t haUtunc Newport Harbor Hlgb's Albena Vasquez battle with Mino for control of the basketball. ·she hru.shed h r shots mside and got some ruce pets es (m<>l>tly from sophomore point guard Tn.sha Wa c, who hdd !>even dSSists) and got l>Omc nice putbacks. We can't rely on Xochitl Byfield ctncl nishd WdSe dll the tune • Wd5e rslso scored 17 poml , including d 3-of-5 effort from three-point ldnd, grt1bbc•d seven rebounds dnd blocked lour Uurd·quarter )hO~ (ull from the penmeter). "(Wa I doe a lot for u out there." Kirby aid ·1 thlnk he' th be t dll·dr ound player tn our (PaaJic Coast) lf.'ague." E tanda. which wtll fdce Ml'>'>ion Vi<'JO for 13th plaC' Sdturday tlt 10.30 d .m . oJ)('ncd with 1ul 8--0 lead against Newport I l1uoor (0·4) and lltd, 14 -3, by hrst quarter'. end. TI\ Sa.llo~ rclllled Ul the M!rond qudrt •r '>fklrked by 5·7 sophomore J1llianne WluUi •Id (team-h.Jgh 10 poa.nts), 5-10 n1or EV1ta Castillo (nan<> J)OtnTh dnd four board ) and pomt gudrd Alb nt1 Vusqu •7 (two !tleals dun.ng the Tars' 14-5 run). •After halluro~. we JUSl lo t thC' mom<'ntum 11n<l came out nat in the third quart r. • "'11d fir-.t-ye.u Newport Coach Jennif r Thompson. who • qu11d wm play TOn'dnCC for 15th pldCC Saturdcty ell 9 d m ·we )ust need to put 1t all tog lh r We hdv<> lap • thdt you c.an't have.· Estanoa blitzed Newport in tht• thud quart r. 18- 4, dS Wase srored nine of h r pomll . Th Ectgk'l> bwlt d 41 ·23 ledd heading into the fourth qullrl r f:Jyfleld, who returned to lhe gdllle with 4.39 IC'lt in th third quctrl<>r, m19ht hav<' utter d a nuld HIGH SOIOOl WIESnJNG concu ion w hile hghtmg for ct lQOSC ball in the waning moments, Kuby wd. 1MJ'n11-·•• EITMOA ... NIMGal "---JO Sclof'9 ~ 0.--.. Newpoft .Urbot ) '6 4 7 JO Enanc1.1 t4 9 ti I • ., ... 'I" ........ CIRiiio 9, Yo'hltfleid 10, ~ 0. 5wlgM't 2, ~ 6. Wollilr 0, Stoltz 0, Mlftw J ).f)l 9C*s • -~out -none T~·none ..... · tvf..ict s. C:.Vo 2. GI'~ 20. w-17, tlodriguer o. Mino S, """ 0. Alelllne 0. GlrcMi 0 ~pt Ps. w-3, lyf~ 1. ~OUl ·tlOM. T~OOM Frenzied Mustangs handle Newport, 56-20 Costa Mesa earns six pins to climb over the visiting Sailors in its season opener. Stllve Virgen OMV Pll.or COSTAMESA -~tta~forlho • upcoming ll8IOn. the Cotta Me a High t w-r sUing team ...... ~ tl&ldced • vltlUng Newport .... totcOte•* 20 .. at0n·open1ng ..._. 10 non.le.ague dual· • 1 + " lDlkh wtn "l'hurl*y. C-. Mellil CJl)erwd the l'MlCh With tllglll lbldgbt ~· lnclucllng Hve pm. •(Tbe Mulleap) ............ , ...., .......... M.-Co.di Melt KeUol9 NMI. ·nm tHm, I.bey au beb ve lhey can win the (Parilic: Coast League) uue. lbere is moro cxotement here 41ld more of a work ethic • Th excitement was dl ph1y d In each ol the Mustang · pins, wh n M wr ti " kn It and pounded on lb mat to enc0\11a th ir tununolc•. C01ta M junior Mitt rub• ach (13S pollll~> 1yrutt'd ~ thtWa when ht' pinned N wport ttubot' 8aUey Beard n, 4' jU,nJOr who 4l1M> pldy for -the Sailors ~be.11 teem, in 1 :32. llW!n, Junior Adam OonoYan (140) took down Sa.lion .ophomore Pew Lauden •nd ptnned him ln OM minute. Another p&n followed, • Mesa atnior Doug Amburgey f 1 U) covered Newport freshman Jeff Landa in 1:18. M..tanga Junior h!IM Pr8IK'O C 180) cradled Newport eopboaaon Brian Rebeld end pWaecl taaaa ID IMaddle of the mat ... 47 ........... Mele jualor lrwlon Slemy ..,.,... .... MC'Oftd......., wtn ID 1111~ wllb t pin on Sailors sophomorP Pabtan VHquei In 48 aeconds. ·e1g Slaney wtth the pln at 2155, that was huge.• Kellogg Nid. Devanl Xoai (1301, a Mesa aeruor, also posted a pin for the Mllltang • when he answered a 9-.S dti'fk:lt in the third p.,nod •nd covered Newport -ophomore Kyle Cod.-y for the faU ln 4 44. One of the m<n exctting match ~ UM> night aune •the l ll·pound weight ci..., wheN Newport frestun.n Enc Vogl•" lnC'hld put Mew )unlor Olrlol l.,.ma, 9-8, ln u tn*'H matdl that went down to the wire. Each Wf!9M.1er .cored two points in the flnt period, Vogler eirMd hii on a t~ and lbln• on • teJerMI, Vogw outl<'Ored lbma, J.O, in the MC'Oftd. °'**' ..... an 9Cape ad worting for a tel&MowD with 15 MCoedl lift. 1bena c.me be('i .............. whm bllt.lltllCI we._.... .... • a ta.kedown end i.~ r ceme up with a rever al for a 7--5 lead. But be w .. charged with locking his bands and Vogler received a polnt. With .SO aec:ondt k>ft, Vogler~ an escape ~ 20 aecondi liter tw came up big with a takedown for a 9-1 ~.lb.Irr• recvlved a poant with to MCODds left alter Vogler w• <"hergfc1 for lodling bit h1n~. W'Mn the two wr.Oen were brok n up and~ actton, Vogler hu.og on to,.,_,... to i;nvent an elC'ape tlMt would have Mnt the metda Into uatrepenod "Tlwlt'I ~ .. pn(1ite, 11'1 called the 1 O·M<'ODd dftU, • Newport Coedl DoaWUc BuloM Mid of Voglir's grip on Iberra. • {Voglerl roM to the ~.· . Sophomore l(jd Lim (103) AllO ...... • ¥k:tory ....... SlllOl9 Co-•°'· ... ... built• 12.0 .......... .... ......... 1t'Of911. ewo-..-... .. ...... t ..................... ~ I Mes4 freshman Jorge Alvera. • 1 lilted Brandon Marlbiall'I effort ~. Bulofte '*of .. WNlldli In .. 1.52-pound weight daa "He ... ~ by nlM poMits, bul he came up wD • takedown ill tlwt end. If ... didn't. ..... could t..ve ~(Mela) four..-..· Sophomore SlMo e.treda (125) KOred • tectuUceJ Id for lblt Me 17 gr titer• 17 ·l wtn over juaiar N-. a... in """ periods. c...-. ... ·--·. •-u.-.... -...... .. ttJ ·~--.-.-.. , .. ....... ... -. .... QI ............ .... ........... ,7-2:, ............ c.._ .., ................. __ ,_ ......................... ....... = ............. ... .. ...: ............. ... ... ..... -. .. ,.. ...... .. ............... . ... .... -... .......... ....... SPORTS Friday, Dec.ember 7. 2001 11 CdM aims for three-peat •• "" M I'" )I Oruge Coast' Jayce-e Mahler had t\\O tep up on mo t e\eryone ln the OEC. The Sea Jqngs' qu ·t for a Pacific Coast League tiUe and success in the po tseason will not come easy this y ar. Stw.te Virgen OM.Y PILOT , C'ORONA DEL MAR Tiw bur lor surri'Ss m Coron.t df'I Mot l li9h qi.rt' '>OC< er~ dt dn dJl-llm<• high I fow£•ver. reaching lht> l)dJ' this y<'<tr will d hnll ly b • d ch.rtllcng a .. th • s.-a Kln<J" <;N•k thett Uurd .,tfdl<jht PdoJK" C'Od I LedqU<' lltJ • GoalJe Bnttc1"Vog I • d fir.I· l<'ctm All·CIF t1nd All-PCL k'ctlon. is now di lowd, whil Molly 0 M<'Md, who ctl .. o 'l•ltnerrid h~H dill AD-Cir and all·IN<JUf• 'Jtdtm Mdt(Jrt Vogt,1<-.. a flN·le.un cill-lt'agut> fl'l(·mtx•r. dll(J Jd>u-t• Mdhlt-r. d !'('Ofld·llwn till· lt•"9UC pla~er. c11 • all gooo. In ddd1t1on. 1umor Eh ha Morgan. d two-um.-hf"l·l<'dm AU·CIF cllld cill-1 .ique <,(•lt'<1Wn, undt:m cnt kOC't• 'iUlfJ('ry 1Ut."S<lt1y cin<l 1~ c•xpt:'<tl-d to return m mid· Junu..try hr> m1u1ed h r kn(>e lhn"I· \\f'f>k!. d'J!> m., rluh !tO<! r qumr> \ml to '>l1.1ck mon• odd'> •l~fdlll'>I lht• St•d Kmq'>. 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DAILY f>lloT \\ht< h w 111 piety s.snl.a c1nd 14 rc·hountl., lo lt•c1cl lhl• \\<lST\llNSTCH ·\ntt "i.11mcl11\ di 1:l ~II JdYft'l' \.1c.1hlN J In -.hmt1n on lh1 < lTdll!I" Coo I Colle>f~l' \H>nwn '-.ix' Pr IPt1m, h<1' h1•1•n dWarded Mo\I \<1lut1hlt• Plt1} ..r ot th1• < >r.in<w Empire Conlc1r<'n< I' t1nd '" 1111111• 1'11<1lt'' h cJVl' e.uncd dlJ·c onJt•rpnc t• htmm., "htlP l'ld\UI ( 1mtnbUll'd 11:1 j>O)Ol\ ('lX qo,11-.. '')( d'>'l'bl 1n tilt' O(C 'i'd"it)I\ Ll<Jhtrung 11 ·3) < 't11TW (kirk pl.led C'omnc1 di•l ~ 1t11 I hcJh JI m Im I Ith pion•, h11 up lllpombund\\ll .. hforhdtUw hoy'> hti,l.c•tht1ll coo<h hwlhrH'"Jl01nl1..•r-.mUw UCC '>t>phomort· Kn~lln t l.11nrnd11 ttnd ln•.,hmL'n Ldurc•n < "t1"11y t1n«I ,\J1t 1t1 s.inli.tcw ••cJrnt•d Oc( · '"' ond l•'dlll 'lulu' fr•-t•·thro\\ l.mr Sttcw 1 ltlJ ft1n H}t1n c \lrry utih1t•c1 f111rtl 7 ·~5 .11t1•1 tht· < \1pastrc100 Vtill1..•y C'~lldn· h<1rk·lfl·l><i<·k tm1t•oul\ KOlllOAID < 11nnt-t unq on 111,l ! of Connelly l()')(lr todt1y di :l p m to cwt dl ro.,.. d ,Ullplt• I 7 I rurn ht•yond lht• trc lom-\\ortl mt•'>.'wi<ll' thot S.. tCJf9 72 lht lll'-1 thm•• 4t1ttrt••r-.. M.ihJ<>r, who wt lht• '< hool 'lnqh .. , J'on record with n qot11 ... lt'C:C • tll ""onnq with :o potnl!> 1.LS 11wl-. .,. ... Pn ,,.,,1,,.,, 10 lwlp the P1rt1t ' hm'>h ill we ontl pl.tt 1• .11lcl th1•\ po led d 20-5· I OVNdll rt•fllr<I, nhllC hmq till' ~hool T('('()rd for \\In'> '>t'I h.,: rh" 11188 ~u.icl. ( t1~'>1ly '>< orl'(I 12 qOdl ctnd contanuou'I\ pnl\·tdNl rntl·ro.1ty while 11.imm.in tdllwd C'tqhl 91Jilh.dnd mntnbuted "1th lf•cJdt-r"'ihlp ~nt>tt••o tt Ir ~hm.tn ~tl'<I 111 poanb 1two qo.ilo. 'itX FMMO!J lOUllM8fI Arlt ...... WINDwNm '2, SM« Htu. lO ~by ...... W.ndw.vd 20 12 17 I) 6.l d''"''' for thl• P1rnl('' Sdddh•btt<k rwc h Hrt1nd1•t• < ·rd111. t1 lornwr S. HcA 4 10 S II )() WrlttJ.,.Md ~ 11 WM~ 0 Zurzo&o 7 ~ 10 Zick~• Krw 2. o.nke 2. lr~i IS, G~ 10 ).pt CJ06I\ • lunoto I In dddJtJOn OCC-"'>f>homon • C 'n .. tm.1 C11Pnn dnd Ire hm n "ummt•r Cli.tldu tlllfl r1•rn.11Hl.1 v ld'><'O l'dm(·d d \f'OI Oil 1111' ( )({ 1u .. 1 ll'dlll Chuldu dnd Clll•nn "t'rt-IPJ<I• '' 11n th•lt·n,t•. """ldnl ol ()( C ·<·,Id< h 8.Jrb.lrt1Bond,11u1dcd llu C.ttu<ho' lo <1 ')()0 hnu.h tH·8·'.!, 7-7-'J. an th1• OEC1 Ill lh<!u inuuqurctl '''il"C)n t1nd Wd\ ndnwd C'Od< h ul th1• Yt•,u. M9f Holt <:.rrtt Q¥t 10 ~ 0 TiooncJ 0 ~ '' c.i.y a.ti 6 MclCMN) Returners give Newport Harbor depth The Sailors f dture milnY v<'l<>r~o who help d po~t th chool's first two playoff wins ever Stw.te Virgen 0 AA.Y 'Plt.Ol NEWPORT BG\< '11 -Fur tht• ''" por1 Harbor Hie h {lith "KC l'r lt•1tlll, nf'"<t )NII l' here. Th lutuie ~ no" Aft r the s.utor. mPd ,, < ·1r S.1ulht•m sect o OivtSJOO If pla otr b(•r1h ld!>I )t .ir dlld re<'ordt'<l lht• 'Khool-. fu"St l\H> 111.1.,olt '''n ever. th lcilk hecf•'" "Jll't '''"' untd n~xt year• And th • t.illt rt1mt• with qood n•o.,on beca~· Coach Ja.wn Soll'f'll knt•w "' I .,, l l k y pldy rs would r ·tum. "With our pot ntwl nd lht• pl.l'rl'r "' • bav , wt-are bettN th.in ltt.~I y m • '->rrt•U said. "Tiley h.dvt1 lound out whtil 11 ltlkt· to ma)(, tho pJJyoff Th<'y how to n<> 0\11 dnd play hard \cry uam Wt• did th<d • The Sallon retum U trOllff (on• Of VW~ l·r., includtng junioB Arny 8urhnght1m, Kdl•• YOW\glov 1tnd Tllryn ndmwn .-nd w.ruo1 1bry ~er and A my R Uurhnght1m, a US. Mlional junior t m member. <.c.'Orc to 10 with her ond teem All·ClF recognitton Aom >n was 11 award~ with li~t·lNm dll·l • ~u•• latu,, wt1Mt Maochl!lter tUXI ~ ~ ~urn with ~"<'Of'ld h·dJ11 t1ll·h•d1rut• honor. • 1 "tml lht• \dlllt' (lrom Burlln9hflml d\ ki-.t y11t1r. • Sorwll \UKI • ·ht• wu.' ..c-orul<J qUdl-. trum 1111 O\ N durtnq Uw '><'d'>Oll Sht• JU'' O('('(I' to kt~t:p ht•r rnnhdt•n<.c• up t1nd l<>t.1<.l hy l':iutrnph• h'r Uw Wtl) '>h µl.cty And ht• do.~ lhttl ' . In ucld11Jor1. Soffl'll\ rnnhdt•n<"P l., I unhn ..trl•llt}tht•nt.>d b JWUOf ThOtl ( )rth tllltl "4'1\JOI"\ i\mbN T.iylor and Kelli<.> h•.uwr und thl• .int1op<1t{'(l ht•dJlh\' rl'tum of \<'OJor Lduwn OmhJwl<t l\1rr.hlK·Jd, ii hN·INm All-~ W'W U ~ue 1wrfomwr, to re hN nght dntrnor <"fU<'Jut(• l«Ji.UTI •nt Ul .i cluh ~IC<'\'r gom • m ~ldy. cllld \he' du•• to q I d 'clftlnC'e to play l Ion,• thl' ( nd f n "<l w •k, r •;.no!l<'r. Wt• n• Just look.inlJ to '>('Ute ~me CJOdl tht. ~: StJfl\•U ·one" w • c t'I Lourcn ~k <tnd 1•\/ ()'thing nonlldl. we U be pn•tty qood all ovN. The new guts hdve conw in cuttl .u • "-'"' good Th awtud 10 for 1 pn•tty good. We 1UM nt.'t'd to ep up the work clhit' .a bltl4• bit dfl<f we houkl ~OK W 've rK kt'tJ up d rouple of good fr<' hman pldy ~ (Tttyllwr Gklrontttro ttnd trtn I ldrdy) • .-wJ>or1'l> dt•ft•O.M• wtU be unchort'<J h\' nior qOiili • Ku.sw Tctylor and 1un1or Kdra 0.'mill' will cl1'o rv duty •t tu The ronbmlOlb unprovemcnt ol ~ StiiJor'> houkl Jnitkl'! for great dTamalb in th s year Bdck•Bay ~ttl dgam\l Coron dt•l Mar. N!!wport wlU face th Kinu t CdM, Saturday. Jdn . .Sat 1 pm. llGll SCHOOL SOCCER HIGH SOIOOL GIRLS socaR PREVIEW K•t~ve., ~le Young~ Tn< .. Orth ~IOI Gl¥onwo Andi SMris Erin H¥dy Kt1shn N.tun Arny lurltngham Uufen 81rchf..id TOfY MMIChester T~Fa.mse>n Ambef T.ytof 8¥bM• Julian Jilll.ln Austtn Arny "OH . '1<1iu. *' Kwa Demille St Jt Jr Fr Jr Fr , St Jr Sf St. Jf Sr. so so Sr St Jr Costa Mesa· girls whitewash Vaqueros, 3-0 Sarah Rooqu&Do K'Oted two yoeltl and K4atlyy. Gentling had twe Mvea to lMd Co.ta MeN ffigh tu • 3-0 lhulout oYet v Ung lMDe tit ...... .gue ..... IOn'.'9r gelM ThU.-y. 91acY ~ .td9d a goeJ to helP me MUICangl tl·2t .. ke a tlllr• .... ...aa1 IMd. SIMu'Oft Dey b..t two......, end A«hel Hugt•bedODe. "n.C.111dll~-::r. ..... ~ .......... OUCIDaS-1 b.. ....... ••lo2•1i•r-wtn~YllllllO o..w.w•----=-~.,_,.,,. , ................ ,..,All, .... 1littan ....,,,.,, ShOgo fU)U, Aldo 8autilte, 8a.k OWion 4lOd hril ~IOCll ~OM goel Nth for the S.. K1ngi t2· I) oc..& VWw drciipprMt to 0. l • 1. CdM wUl lM1llC H~on 9Hth todey et l pm ........ hit! 19 h '>t'l'lllt'd to 'um up whdl ..., 1111ltnC1 \\ V''' trriuhlHI hl., s..~1 Kmq., pl.1qu1-d th1• S.•11 Kinq., lll d 72<l'I trounnn11 h\ Bu1..•n.1 who luu.,ht'<I jll H Irr m UM• held Pttrk Th11Nlay m the• rurb4•ldUon t 1 h ol :i.!1 ttllfUll ... t B11t n<i Pell• ., 't•m1lln11l' ol lht• Ld Uu1nt<1 < on-.t.ml cll'lt "'' l h.1r '''m1•nl Tmtmdllll'OI AHN Br.uwJ. 111 "h"n< k·Odorn •Pkt\ \\llh "•mt• ht'clrt'• ( llfl) ...ml\" W\"UJ ''1th .i IJI~ ._,11 m the• hcHkt•cl 111 hi'> dow ntr11<11l('n hN h.1b tho.•...,, ,..1,1n1f' \\t•nl muh' lr<M•J,.. '' ho'4• tndhtlJI'! tu hr.•,1k lh.tll • i<thl mm rt• ... l•ofore nt ltuM1 tht• hr'I llmc .. 1111 huddh \\Ith" .snuth1•1 l\\O•pollll lll'ld qucJI < rt'>p t ht1nl ul -..1•11 l\inq,, • B1•l1>f1•.hL..UO \~ctkt.. llt\UP\'iUl -l4 prompCt-d C urn tu unm1 '<hcth•f\ "'<' •nc" !I'll in th<' QJ.OW th1 "'4•..t C:till cl .lO·'>l't untl timeout l\rnq' ht11I nnl\ '"II r rnc ho rc-.lurullon ht<, pie•' c•r. helort• hun ~-..thorn nmrll'r. to 'ht'~ lnr lht•11 t1ncl \ • ·nl t1 lllllc• trw.trijlJ(JO m ,., 'hot 11Jnll f'N1ontlclllf I' 1n.,1tl•• !ht• lht•u ctpp•Ut•nl ind1f11'1t'O< I' Ill cHI UI lht• l111t1I .:!1J 11unuh tM•mg clt•\OUrt'tl h\ tht• CO)Ol1..•., Th!'\ ctid pr•dlkl' "4•\t•n thn~ .. <. "cl'\l t 1 ·.11 ,, .. , mt•rwh11lnwd pmnlt•r-dunn11 th.it 'trl't<h tu Imm tllr> ouL<.,('I d' Bu1•n1l Pttrk 15· kt-t•p th•• '(Ul•'lrorn <WllJJlq t•v •n 21 rullt'<l t>tf hr.t~uc1r11.1' ruru. ol 4· mo11• 11111 ol h.incl 2 •>·0 <1nd K..fl t;n roull' to c1 .!.l·h 1\1•\m \l.1nnJ.J.t., tut ttU lhn • ol 1-dq .tJll·r l·lqhl nunull'' hi\ th111•·po1111 Int'' an tht• lmal Tht• < O\Oh .., htult Uw lt?.tt1 tu qu.u1N to ftru.,h "1th u t w1·h1qh .?II di hcdflJmt'. lc'fl '>5·22, t.1ltf•1 15 11111111, lhn't' fK•ncld.\ <met t~·d thl• ll\1tl Bu11ncS l'1H ~ d 1,0 'A on the• to lK bt•lort• lh1• S1.•11 t\mct' r •bouncllnq h 11th• 44-.!K und 11111.,ht'fl th1• q<1m1• WJlh ,m K·.I t>uffif'clc}e Ln tummt!f'> run \\I'll .! I· 1-1 Eagles still searching E tdnetd, now without licah Young t,or th a on, has f w an~w ~r., agdln')l Litguna B ach. S.nyf.aulkner 0AA.Y f>llO~ \\ E~'ThllNSTER Jo • \\hl·11 )lll,U h1!'it lorb tn ••Mir Uocemoor ur<• cooun!J hom yuut too1h,1ll pl·•~N., .. u11 o<dtnldlJJUf lht:~lv toUk• pc.m.,11 1au'lU.~ tt =......_ ~ cl •1tr tndH'clllon ~our h un ~ru bJl9 ·uc-h wu theo cai.f! fu1 th u,,, n< , 1 huh boy' boil k tt>..tu I am TI1u~d y '' th•• l!ogl ~ dr 1ilJ> •d d 40· 17 c1 t 1 ion to V c 1lu Cua .. t L • u rw•l la una &dch n ~ I lh•f>Li<'f' mthn I ot tht• L• Qutnl• Tou~nt. JufUo!1r U? Hr ho~. who probebly \1111 ha' bn lrom tu tour A\ th footb II qu•rt rback, ~ the pruruuy higbbght ror th E.g , who lhot I •Wunt l7 fton\ thell*lt12uf441.ndgew,t:wll ti3S-l9~.Wena.ge by kJling .... h.nover belllt. l(). 13 ....._wcwOllwblnda ..,_,,,..,.... ... ..... ........... , ...... ., lJ ........... ltt&te ..... •(a .. ..., •• ~, ... ..,....,, t ......... .... ......... '? ... ..,. ......... rt Olli "'"" I~ \he ph) w 1 lo it·:? 1ioertonncr ·11 '"'•'Pl> c ra~htnq thl" hncmt.. h lo.e ht• dill toruoht 1rnc1 I c1 n 1 ~· hm1. I Cl•n kt , J• him un th•• t,.·nrh ' .. ' 1% Friday; o.c.mbw 7, 200 I GlllS WAIEI POLO Junior varsity pounds Peniru ula Ka C tc"Oft'(f four pa hclf> t.tw. C of!ln c Id for jun or vanity girl w•I t polo hMm d~t,. t v1~111r11 Pen uJa, IO•t. Wedn y Nalalle Wdyt nd Kat Kubu r h dCcJ two {lu.il in tM Klng 'effort.. 'n•cy Kubtt,. cend I l11y1.-.y Sht: •t1 each chipped In w1th on g04L Cor nu dc IM_ r m1pruv1•!t to 2..0. IOYS IASIETWJ. SUMMARIES LA MJa IOUltMOO c. n' ..__,,. ... ,.. ~ P1WC 72. o:.oNA oa MM 19 kDfe t.y °'*"" ..,._ .. .,. 2) 15 ,, 1, 1l '°'~ del MM 6 12 " 11 lt .._.. .... .lohniol\ 1. 14rt« 0 "obontOn I~ II U! Ml\ I), Sin"' 1, Lee 7, OY"1°"'* lum 6. "'"''on lum &, ~ • c.wll.ft .a. c.r. " l J.9t. goM ." Utll' J, ~ 1. fouled out none T~ l'IOtW O..W .. Mir· MlnollM IS. Vlei idt Odom •. G'4M 0 t.Qtlttt '~ l, w.tOI S s..botn • W.id 1, H~.ndt 0 N.tjM 0 J.pC. goM Mlncolla ), NontvO)e 2. ~lwn I,~ I Foul9d out· none Tec:hnlcM none 1~~ lMJuNA lllAOt 40, EsTAMJA 37 S-..t.y~ fsu~ • 9 .. 15 )1 lAguN IN<h 9 • 10 13 "° ..,_..·Pride> 7, J Vbur19 0. llndqu1st I C..hol. 'i ~I.Inf 0 If~ I. Snell 5. l'lnto • Nov.it 0. V.ald~ 0 ).pt 90M Pl'.tdo 1, 5nefl , Fouled out none Ttc:hnQb none a...,-9Mctl • loyd 15, L.Hny /, Lyk' 1 No<flf'M Ir.<, t>hMCI 4 Ml"h .. Renault 1 )-pt~ Luhy 1 fouled OUI LHhy T~ none SPORTS Daily Pilot SAILORS CONTINUED FROM 10 offt n v J. what p.ee'!BOft flftbhtd wiU1 a dorreft poma aad poklt gu.trd Cha Cameron Md tour ntbounda, thre a 11st1 and two neal1. SoJ>homor guard Aildlw Plonett hud hv rnbbund for Newport and Int ci thre -potnll!r 1n th aecond quart r during h11 ~ •m' big run. Mc-tum c nned o 1hree·potote1 w11 h O· 54 I •tt tn th hBI h4a1f to gtv N••wf)Ort I l•rhor a ec;mfotc.ble 39- 24 halfUm lend, and tbe Tart continued to roll m the third. T~d M4rttn le<l Upland with .13 pcunti,, whil Jcty Ra~h bAtd 10 tor th cl 11Jn1ttt'd ho!lh. Upland never 101 clo t thtn 18 point an the M:Cllnd hdll, ... .-•o•• NtM o•u Ht '::.'t{ U.U. • s-..i.,o--a ~ H¥b!W 11 21 20 II • 10 UplAnd IS t 12 U • .et ........., . """"°" 6, ~ ll, ~ 19. l'lwrt 7, Mllluin n. Doefe11b«t1 I, Mlf. ~ 0 ltofdln o. GlllUc o, ~ 2. ~ 0. Lou-"* 0. Jor\1411 0 )fl(~ ·~l.l'lftnon1.~ I. "®ltdfl""·~ TecMO<•k • Tully ~ • lurrell 2. -..,.. 10. tQcw 0. ._,.. nd 9, ~tn U, Hine 6. ~ .. Colt 2, ombl.~2.. J pl "°"".A.Md! 2, Holland 1, Martlr'I t . h'Vltd out • tlOl't ftdVllU.11 • notle m 1 W WS HOOPS Vanguard falls to Kingsmen~ 82-71 THOU ANO OAKS -Tbe Vuguard Uni~ w't beekethe" IMm WM a vtcUm ol long-diltaoce sbootlng, u hoist Cal Lutbaran nailed 13 three .. potnten. 9 ol t2 (75%) ln tbe MCOOd beJf, en l"OU1 to an 82-71 noncoolereoce vtctory lbundey, wttb a 26. to .purt in the lhO tu. 8.48 to~ • 43.31 deflcit. 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