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Home My WebLink About2001-12-16 - Orange Coast Pilot.. · 5 UN DAY • SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ...... SPORTS UC Irvine's men's basketball team had everyone holding their breath as time ran out. but Jerry Green's shot attempt misfired and the UCLA Bruins held on for a 75-74 squeaker. s.. ..... ,2. ...... Llf E & LEISURE At Marilyn Tyler's Costa Me-sa home, the wortd of Harry Potter awaits. along with three other miniature places. S..hgeS 11 .. ,.," . ' 1 ...... COMMUNITY FORUM Linda Dixon, the new mayor of Costa Mesa. f«lks wrth Assistant City Edf1or James Meler about her goals and ec:Gomplishments. S..Pege11 Eclectic mix of classes and teachers who perform make Orange Coast Colleges dance program Dei,..Newman DAILY PILOT '.: ......... CllllDll T he drumbeat from th synth JZer reverberat througnout the room as the modem dance tu· dents gracefully leap across tho noor. Practicing for a tudio hour performance, Orange Coast Coilege students JWTIP to tbe lively rhythm kept by Jeff Mayor. director of the coUege' d4nCe depertment Want to know what's goeng on In Newport·Mesa this week 7 This month 7 Not month 1 Check out our Ultimate Cllendar. s.. ...... The dance progi:am at OCC ., wuque not Just because th bead of the department provides ac:rompaniment. but because of th edectic array ol ~ taught by a cadre of seasoned perlonners. A bkklen Jewel on the campus, the dance d pertment has been unmenmg students iD a com- prehensive program for the put three decades. TOP STOii Asnowyd~y • TbOUNnds watch as Santa descends on Balearic Park for a day of toboggan rides . .............. OM,y ""'°' MDA VBRDll -Senta 0.UI dikbed ....... mad di9 dlMr I I 11 tar a lllUda ........ __. ...... ., ............. ,. .................. 11c --~-· ......... ,.. .. Qio. ......... . ....... . --. .... ..... llllllld ......... 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The dJstnct attorney' office said I.be IDAln reason the U1VClbgatioo was halted was because Costa Mesa officials decided among tbernseJv to stop doMld-door ne<JoUallom Wl1h CJ Segerstrom & Sons regarchng the Home Ranch developm nt Ul June. "Wheth r or not the (subcom- rruttee dE!5lgned to negotiate the agreement! actually VlOlated the Brown Act is an open legal ques- tJon, • Deputy Dist Atty. Pete Pierce saJd ·since the em.ta Mesa City CounaJ deaded to saap the com- nuttee. the 1SSUe became moot.· Pierce launched a prehm:inary tnvest:tgabon m October alt.er his othce rece1ved a letter from Costa Meses resld nt Paul Flanagan, who dcurned thf' nty W>lated the Brown Act dunng edfly subcomnuttee negouaoons on the development agreement for the Home Ra.nch pro)Ect AanagdJl ts the president ol Costa ~tesa Citizens for Respon· SJble Growth and t!I vocal opponent of the development The Brown Act -the state law that goverru pub!Jc meetings -allo~ for g<JVemment ofhoals to ·cure· any possible vtolabons by s1mply stopptng thP probl mauc behavior. or going back and dotng everyt.Jung Ill thP open. Pierce said The fact that Costd Mesa offictals abdJldoned the subcommittee negobabons w~ the main reason the ~tnct attorney's offtce deeded not to pW"Sue 1t. he !>Aid. 4oltD....,., ~Cost.I~ i,St,. nvy be rffChed at 19'9) 574-4275 OI by e-mft at loliU N~tlmelcom A JUIY on Tuesday convicted a former Long Beach pol.Ice olbcer of 11 charg of mole!.bng a 14'-year- old boy he met m an 'UIUC Int met chat room SAfEn and then lurod to his Costa Mesa opart- m nt. The JUIY debberatcd for less than two hours before finding Micha l McDonald, 6 t, gwlty of three counts of oral copulabon. two counts of sodomy and three COWlts of ch1Jd abducbon He w also conVJcted of one count of howing ch.tld pomogra· phy to a mmor Wl1h the mtent of seduang tum. poncssmg child pornography with the intent of da· tnbuting tt to young people. and one mildemecmor count of DOS.lieSS mg child pornography. The former police officer, who left Long Beach Police Deportment an 1972. was anested by Costa MeA Pobc8 ofbcen m has part· • ment Jan 12. The boy was with him at the time. McDonald faces more than 43 years m pn.on and IS scheduled to be nt need Feb 8. smd Deputy DlSl Atty. Janet Hoff· maM, who prolieCUted th c McDonald reportcdJy m t th boy. a resadent of Cdrd n Valley m Northern C"abJorruo. Wl the Internet and conVU\C'ed rum lo com down to Colta Mesa three bmes betw n October 2000 and January 2001 . _.,..... ... UMn publicYfwty~ C:QutU.. She,,..., be~ at (949) 574-4226 « ~ e-f'Nll • delllPI bnw,,_t#rm.com ~1' eilot VOL .. lllO. De _ ... _ ~ --... ,,,.,.,.. .... Dir.-.... _ .. . •AJl rite ... ,,,.,,, ..-d ..,.. good ... r1w11 ..... ,, .. Nd"" polke ~But tlwN .. ....,..., about tlaJt dog. Someddng spednl . .,.,..,. WllS tJW ... ~en UI ltOlll lhe get-90,. . _ ........ . qi .. c.... ...... flalca -· ...... Oft hil QnN_... Nero ... ......, ...... ... • ,.......,,o,.n. PIOTO OF TIE Wiii 'A COVE CHRISTMAS TREE' . You never l<now how things will turn out unW you go out to an aaaJgnment. Sometimes the best pict~ com e when le<ut expected. In the case of this week's-photo of the week, this rule IS evident. the poss1bih.ty of an eYening assignment -the Crystal Cove Christmas tree l1ghung -could pro- du~ better art. As luck hod it, the photo Don leach hot of the tree light.mg at sun.set was :ugnzbcanlly better than my feature shot" But the better picture ra.n maJJer. It goes lo £how the difficulty in maJcirtg decisions In the dally budget meetmg It was predeter- mined to run a photo I shot. It was a fun feature, but the opUon.s for visuals weren't overflowing. We was decided to run ii as the main art, even though about pictures sight unseen. -Sean HUI., PIOflSSOI CLUllD fOI CWSIOOll Orange Coast CoUeg palillcal science prof sor Kenneth · Hearlson has been cl ared by college adnunistrators of the ma1or- lty of charges that be harassed Muslun students. A report rel ased by coUeg adnunistrators Tuel.day found that most of the accusatJons agamst tum w re •wisubstanbated". However. Hearl.son recetved a letter from college president EDUCATION Margaret Gratton thot he believes IS a reprunand lbe teacher's uruon will be filing three gnev- ances on H arlson's behalf -one agamst the so- called reprimand. one over the ue of academic freedom and one blaming the administrabon for mterlenng Wlth Hearlson' c:l4ssroom management. As of yet.. no actlon has been taken against the Muslim tu- dents for making ·unsutxtanbated• charges. ln other news, the Newport·M school board approved a two-year salary raise for teachers -6 ~ for this year and 3 o for next year. ~ HUE.II I OAl.V fll.Ol Andel._ a...eaa.y Scbool ltDdenll ctieblate tbe Nee!pt of tbeU ICbool's Colden Bell Awud. On Friday, Andersen Elementary School ceJebrated the receipt of its Golden Bell Award for tts out- standing technology program. -Dllr'*9 Nian.,. cown ~SN rrwt be r..a..d •t <9'9) 57,....221 0t ~ HNll •t c#irdnl ~flmft.com Newport 8edch bas a new may- or. Oty Cou.nalman Tod R1dg way was selected for I.he llWPOIT ~w council llACI attbear Tuelday meeting. To fill Ridgeway4s post u VKe m4Vof, they selected Coundlm.an s Bromberg. The new lead took over tbe jobs oo the spot. 'The oty is now Just one p away from adopbng a law agawt feechng ducks U th law a.pplOVed at lb Jan. 8 cou.na.I mcebng, u will make 1t &l.logal to t out conla.Jn of food and water for ducb. Throwing I>*.* of breed to ducks ond other anitDals. however, will conbtlue to bo legal unJ Councilwoman Norma GIO¥ r can follow through on her plan to toughen the law A mass m&hng to mor than 45.000 Newport Bellch voters regarding annexing Newport Coast proctuced IOlne dlsappoanbDg results for IUUMIXAbon oppcm nl Allan Beek. who conducted the informal mall survey Only about t ,500 people responded to the fliers liNI. ol those who dtd, about hall upported umexatJon. _ .._ c a =• CIMr\ Hewpott leildl She ma, be r.-Nd • (949) 574"4232 °' by. INl •,....~com A f Id of challengers emerged for l ed offices represenb.ng Newport-Mesa, as POLITICS the o.c. 1 filing deadhne came and w nt. No l')'P·popptng surpnses were found on the can<bdate roles Few county, \tat or federal incumbents will ev n foce a chAUenge dunng the MMch 5 pnmary. However. two brave Repubbcans will try to unseat Rep Oms C.ox, th fifth-high t ranlang member of the House of Repr tabv who h4s held his ~t Slllce 1988. Davtd Cobert. a bwJdmg manag· er at an arc.b.itectwal finn. and Da Forman, a te.levlsion procluc· r. enterf'd the nng. Cobert liv in Laguna Niguel Form.an resld m San Clemente. John Graham. a UC ltvine pro- f , filed the Dernocristlc cha.l· lenger for the ~bet general election. Genie Schip5ke. a nurse pracb· uoner, attorney and teacher from ~-9 Beac:h, filed as a Democratic cb4.llenger for Ri p Dana Rohrabec:her' t. Rohrabacher represents Cost.a Mesa. Cox represents Newport Beach. _ ..... ~~v. '""'°'"*" ... jQtwl w.,,,. Alrpon ... ~be t..a.d Ill • . ~ 1'4-UJO ot by e-fNjl It f»ULdlt••19'tllil111.aim Daily Pilot ........ QUOTllUS •/fs all about bf'HkJng down the cultural barrier that isolatet .a.nee and technol- ogy. Aa long oa people think science JI l()lnethlng dJlletent. we have a problem.• _ ............ •UC~ biologilt. on ~ing in C.cltl Miia Hlgtt 5dloot·i Atat+Soenttlt night. GMdinen ....., s,.,. at1endl Com Ml-Ml High •it appears to me that they are intolerant ol m )' ddlerent views to the pomt that they don't want me m a leadership poiiUon. • _......, ....... Newport·MeY school board rnemt>e<, on why she tw not bftn .tected ptesident one. 1n hef ~ yfftl on the boafd Leece took hef ~ign public MfOfe the t>o.rd'1 YOte on Tuetdey ~ t>o.rd uNnimously -*ted Jucty fr1nco SIYllllOOHYI "It has been an hon!'J to serve as mayor. -Gery ...... ~ BeMt\ rMyOf, on n~ng down after his )'Nl·long term The Newpon Be.ti Oty Council wl«1ed Tod "idgtway f0t the positt0n ·vou've made thi.s decl.Sion mto o CIJC~ You are putung your personal ntt<U ahead of our children 's educotlonol needs.• -~ ...... --. .... em. comnwntang at the tchool bo¥d mMtJng =on Wenfiy l.MQ'I P"bfic to betome"boerd pttiident ·rhey ruined the reputat10n of a profeS!KJr, and now Lhe y want to play nke and 1hink it's all over. Thb 111 only the beginnmg. • -tMr~ oecutive dtrector of the FouncMtion for lndlY.ou-1 "igt'tts In Eduutlot\, on 0r.,. Coast College's handling of CS..Nm ~ pot!ticM toe0e• ptofttlCW Kennett\ Huthon The ptof~ w. uonefated Tuewiay efter being a«UMd of ~~studlnU • 1 tltinJc a balance of commurucotJon, CIVU liberty and freedom of pe«h wa.s achieved.• ,...,,._. MO.- ,....S14"4l1' ,..,,., ... -............. ..._,.,..,...., lllADll$ HOllM (M9)W.ae6 ngM; Na,...~--~ ..... ~OI .............. Sllf 111111 ,....,. '°'"'' .... ··- ._.,_..,, liu-,._Cllilil.,..llt "-°'d your CIOlllW1 ... il:s ~ft ~""°'Of ,,.... NP'" Ow ...,_. )JO w .., "· c-. M91-. CA IZQ7. .. . ...... ~fMt•••c•...,~ WtnllnjNiif ' I .,,,,~..,. tMMmMHHUS I WIATHa FOMCAST """" ......... not ,.... hit ........... • lot of ....... -... wfth .. """ of ................... of 1 foot. ~ouc, ........... Of SID 1SlrftiMlwmlddr.,.waiwe of 1 to2t.l.bpecte~ .. .... oAtOt.l. 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Fll .. 11114 ..... ,._ ............. .. ... -. ..... -. ... 5 L LftM.W'H ... ... Olllr_ ....... .... ..... ., ............ .... .................. ._.._ .... .••• :.:t .. Daify Pilot Security guard in critical condition after beating · .-c.caa Mesa Police book two suspeds on attempted murder in Saturday morning crime. LoNta ....,,_ OMY PILOT COSTA MESA -A 26• year-old secunry guard was severely beaten early turday morning after trying to hall an outside dnnJcing session at the Wla S1end apartm nt com· plex. pohce MJd. 1.aien Kawitkam1 and Chuck Raymond, both 20, were arrested on usp1oon of attempted murder Ul connec- tion wtth the beating that left the guard m mbcal condJtion, Sgt. Mike GU\ther wd. Just before l a.m , officers responded to a ca.lJ from the apartment complex reporting a man had been knocked to the ground and kicked repeat- edly, Ginther said. Wh n offl· cers arrived at the apartment building on Adams Avenue. they found th guard on the ground with cvcre hcttd BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Equestrian troupe comes to Costa Mesa The former d1r ctor of Ctrque du Sol tl will once agam bnng big top entcr- tauunent to Costa t<..1 Sd, but thJ llrne 1t will feat\Jre dn equestnan troupe Gilles Ste-Croix, past director of creation for Cmiue du Solt:'tl, WllJ pr • i.ent "Ch VdJ," a ~how that ·celebrate!. und howcd c the extraordtnt1ry capabth· b of horses · More thdn 30 hor e wLIJ inJunes. he said. TIM! guard was trans! rred to W tern Medical Cent r in Santa Ana. He was still uncon- saous the last llJnli poUce w re updated Saturday morning, Ginth r sa1d, Hospital officials refused to conunent on the seventy of the guard' inJunes. Whtle pobce were attend- 1 ng to the man, ofhcer'> arched the complex Potice said Kawakami and Raymond ht the descnpllon of witn and allegedly had blood on their hoe and clothe . Gi.nther satd. "The two men were out- de dnnking and appdTenlly weren't happy that (the guard) was breaking up their fun,· Ginther Sa.Jd. Attacks on secunty guards are not common in Costa M e a, Ginther aid. H e behev Uus one was motivat- ed by aJcohol. Kawakami, of Anaheun. and Raymond, of Costa Mesa, were booked in Costa Mesa city J8Ll with bail set at $250,000 for each p<>rform Uus pnng dt the O fdnge County Fair- ground . ·howmg otr a wtde Vclnety of lulls The arumals wdJ be gwded by tratners, dcrobat~. mu 1c1aru. and ddncers -also totclbng 30 "ChevaJ" 1 the ftrst of mo C'QU tnan ddnce hows thdt will rut the area next }ear Thedtre Zlllgaro will be th centerpiece of the Ecteruc Orange Fe oval -hosted by the Ph1lharmomc Soctety of Orange County -tn th fdll T1ckf't for • Chf'Vdl • dIC now on c;t1le. lnfonnahon (8771 528-0777 or w'\vw.cheva/thcatre.com. -Lolita Harper Shipyard helped shape Newport Beach ' we think of the fWl Can.nene& and boat pclrader. when we think of Newport Beadl' harbor, but looki one of thf' ~J mOit integral BICK ~[ac d· ha~lh Qty way back wh n was th Lido Stupyard During World War 11, locaJ busin mdll EdfJcU Hill con· VIJ\ced a boat-building busi- nessman named Clarence Ack nndll to mov his work to N wport Harbor. Th company and a hand· ful of tarters h dcd up th Lido StupydJ'd. which grew over th y rs and built $4 rru.UlOn worth of boats for th u s Navy dunng Wodd WM LI. Th van b included ub ch rs, nun w pers and other small boats. James Felton· "N wport Beach. The Fll'St Century" tells us that shlpydJ'd workers churned out one bode ct w k dl on point "It gave• u lot of J pl JObt, bpP.CWUy alt r World Wdr IJ l4irtod 'n1usr lh<•y were billlding ctll bOdt.s ov<>r thPrc, • ~d G rg CruJX'. d lon<Jl.lmP Nt·~1lort &-dch fC"ildenl and h tonan Altc>r the wdr, thP group of men who '>li.lrtro the bu,!;J· n~ <.old th(• i.tupycmJ to ConSQliddtC'd St.eel, which rein.th ydrd for lhr yeurs d.nd transfonnctl 1t Ullo d bu.<.m lhdt r pcHfed >: ~ imtead of constn1ct.1ng th m. nw Curo·Tum t!r Compct· ny took ov r Udo P nm uld Ill 1949, lttkinq uv r th '>hip· yard ctS w U Harold L ·Buck· A~T rdn the bu 1- nt."iS -h kn w John Curo r through t1 chcmce conver- \dbOn dOOUl th · N('wport- En.,.•nadd roe(• -cmd h led th • hipydrd through d ~ctd~ of tup r"J~ fot•lton\ ~tol) ~~ th '>hipycmJ. undn A)Te<.' 1 ttd- ~r..rup, rompl tt><l mor than :io.ooo mcuntenonce JOI~ thut incJudl'd remodcbng~ on ~U L CONFUSED BY THE MARKET? cSJ • Customized Income & Growth Portfolios • Quanerly Performance review • Fee Based-No Load Sutro Portfolio Management Call TodtfJ1! LANTZ E. BELL Branch Manager 6/tl .\t'l~'JX'n Ct•ncer Dm·e. Sum· 9'.\l ,\t•wpon &·ai.h. C.1 926fxl (94 9) 720-890 I lbell@sutro.com h r ON OUR MULTI-MILLION DOLL.AR INVENTORY RETIREMENT SALE Mary Barr concludes 42 years of service! SUnday, ~ 16, 2001 I Deu.19 ~ ... fllpDFth tor .......... .-yjolle ....,.. World War IL cv<>ry kmd of boot th ·r w~ ker and u· longtime NewpM ~ resident. Sd.id the ship- ycltd IS 5till 90tng strong today. "Th r '.Wd~ no skipper or l>Odt own r on lh<' Pdcllk COdSl who didn't know lh<' udo Stupyard. Wlt.h Its 500- ton mann rwlwdy, its 5'>-lon v rtlcuJ Wt, c10d l1!. 20-ton creme.· th book w)' • 1n. very actlv 111 work· Ulg on targ and sma.lJ boat!..· R.tchard>on ~ · •llley're doing bottom JObl, 11\dlOl nance. th re' not a· thing they can t do • Ayr r tired 14} ~ d<JO, dlt r which th Curo family r novetted th '>tup)'etrd Grupe ddd ~ thdt other tha.n th hsh CdJ'U\ n of the ·so-.. th Lido SrupyMcl \~~ probdbly th <ity bigge...t • Do )'OU know of I person. pa.. OI ewnt N! ~ 1 hlstorOI a..11 11..tl? Le1 us know Contact ~ O\lng by fu. at ('M9) 646--41~ .. rnaAi It )<OtJn9 ~com; or ITllJI her It Uo D..iy Noc; )JO W e.y St. Costa Me-II. CA 92627. mptoy r. Ed Ri< hilld.!.On, d } a ht bro- • HICKORY FARMS' SAVE $4.00 31b. BEEF STICK S999 S ~1.\IER ' l.JSAGE ni. 13.99 ( lur •"•rd·" 1nrun1 8ftf ~Kt. h ~ J~ nlthl ""b .. '4°'"1 bk nd °' '~ IUMI hKMtl" ~N06.4' fta\Ot: P4'rfKI for holiclll~ pllwn HICKORY FARMS OST\ M ESA COt:RTY\ROS ( llM'I R Ill H \RllhR AT IVTll 'I I F StllO ISL \!\O T STl:'li M \IUU-:TPLACE \llW \I t c1~tRll\ll 1<"'' LI f \\lt"11 Rl-\l C:ROSSRO \0 CE~Tt:R IR\ l'-i l-: <h U\RR\" '\ The. City of S~port Beach in,·ites you to STEP UPTO THE FUTURE by attending the Vision Festival 'atunlay, .January 12, 2002 at Hoag ·oruerence enter from 10 arn-12:30 pm or from 12:30 p~J pm or stop by an)'1ime in between Aa ~ of lb Genentl Plan Updllte, Ollr 18 lnvltl•tfi Newport .. -= .. r11lll•llla .. d buslne••e• to llelp a.tMi. ......... , pl•n which wttl M ........... COH•••nlty tor llt •••• , ... • • NOTHING HEI:D BACK! DIAMONDS • RUBIES • EMERALDS • SAPPHIRES PLATINUM • GOLD • & MU CH MUCH MORE ... Don't miss this fant4Stic onct in a lift tim~ opportunity. CHARLES H. BARR llON . .fltt. 9:30Mt-5:30PM. SAT 9:00M-4:00... CLOllO IUM>AY next twenty,..._ .................. tor lend ... 111••&c•1enetlolw,open9Pw, ................ .., ..... , cw ... --_.-.,In ... NIUN. 4 Sundcrt· o •• mbet t6, 2001 MIUC sum POLKI flUS COSTA MESA • .....,..,._Acomnw- ctAI burg(.ry w• reported In the noo block et 7:23 p.m. Thurtdey. • ,..,...., ... A hlt-.nd· run was reported In the 2600 block ~ 9:02 e.m. Thunday. •Neri ••rt ... ..._,. A commercial burgl«y was repotted In the 1800 block et 4· 15 p.m. Thunday. • Pwefr,--.• Avenue: A tref· fie cofliib'I lmloMng injurlft was reported In the 1100 block et 1.25 p.m. ~· ......... Gt.nd theft was reported In the 700 block •t 3.43 p.m. Thursd.-y. • E..t 11th StiNM: Gr.nd theft was rwported In the 300 b6ock at 4:21 p.m. ~· • w.t 19th StiNM: GrMld theft was reported In the 500 block at 4 51 p m. Thu~. NEWPORT BEACH • ~ 9oulevwd: Bur· glary w11 reported In the 3000 block at 11 ·31 pm. Thu~y. • Sou9' .. yfront Md Agan Awnue: A hlt .. nd- run was reported at 8:52 p.m. Thursday. • .. yside Drive: A hlt·and· run was reported in the 1000 block at 6.09 p.m. Thursday. STEP CONTINUED FROM 1 choreography and creabv movemmit dua. Many students. like La.nee Harvey, are wotlu.ng on their dance instruction certificates • Harvey said she came lo the jun1or college lo enhance her petfonning experience as · well as her skills. Plenty or perfonning opportunities are available in the program, from Informal · studlo hours to an intewnve student dance concert in th spring. THI TECllllQUI The department places a high priority on dance technique. ·u you don't have Lech· ruque. you don't have a dance department,• Mayor satd. In her modem c.takses, Sohl-Donnell. who bas taught in Frlnce. Germany and Japan, foc:u.ses on timing and alignment. "My dance classes are higbJy rhythmic and I'm very precise about the timing and the musical phrasing I'm looking for. I don't want stu- dents to just make positions -I want them to feel the wqole musical phrase,· Sohl· DOnnell said. tb1ng I've &M.med ii how to move.· 1bner Mid. ·she really breaks UI out ol being constrictive dancers.· The dance technique ciu.. are enhancad by Mayor's live music. His intU· it.ave awareneu OI the symbl- odc ntJatlonahip between mu.Pc and dance ii Wustrated on the piano and synthesizer. ·uve muslc ls eaentiaJ for ballet and modern because It rea.lly teaches Uult dance without music doesn't exist." Mayor said. "It's very important to develop a sensi- Uvity or musicality and not Just dance or the rurface of th sound.· 1111 TIACllllS The dance teachers at OCC practice what they teach, and not just during th yeMly faculty dance con- cert. A number, including Ramaa BharadvaJ, have their own dance companies. Oth- ers, like Angehka Nemeth, are very active in thelr Held. Nemeth helped organize the second International Confer· ence on Middle Eastern Dance, wtuch was held at the college in May . • East eo..t Highway. Bat· tery was reported In the 3200 block at 8.40 p m. Thursday. Student·Maureen Toner said she appreciates that Sohl-Donnell gives students a broad understanding of technique. The newest addition to the dance stalf is Amelie Hunter, a prolific choreogra- pher whose work ls regularly performed by companies all over the country. During Chnstmas break, she will be working with the Baton Rouge Ballet Theatre on a new work. In the spnng, Hunter will teach an anato- my ror dancers class based on the Pllates approach. s'tudents perform during winter semester tudJo hour. • West c.o.t Highway. VandahMTt was reported in the 2400 block at 6.15 p.m Thursday ·Probably the biggest The two teachers r pon- sible for most of the tech- nique classe . wh!ch fonn the core of the program. are KirSch .· WOOD BLINDS • Look of Shutt8ra for • fr8ction of the caet •Privacy fMtwe faclltrt ... tlgh• dolan and~ roome. • Avellble In the moet pope• pein1a, ............. and ....... • Wide 11l1ctlon of dolt 8CCll1t ... .., ..... . lili!rlilil .. 191 .... ,.. '-Dy .... aw..-. . .-.... J .. ~ ... os..-- Come ShotJ 11t the O/Jat 9'rt>et ComJ>tlny in So"tlwrn CJiforniA ... JOHNBWESER CARPET ONE Si.n II~ 2927 S. Bristol Street Costa Mesa (714) 751-2324 www.bloaercarpetone.com AIJO IN: U., ._. (JQ) 4Jl.1JOl .JIM, ... (11J) Q1-41JI 'llw._Prim • T'lv8-•r 11 • 11illmf' Ir • 11wlm .... .... No ................ , 0 I tiro.-a. Sohl-Donn U dnd J~c· Co ta~ Sohl·DonnP.IJ, d JWllte lJthe ddllct>r. hdS been teach· mg mce he wd 14 dJld has been dt OCC smre 1978 Along with th hvP < horeoq· rdpher'.; feUow tu~ from the Naboncl.I Endowmt!nt tor the Arts he hds und •r her uny tx>lt. Sohl-Donnell recenUy Wd given 15,000 from the Jdmes lrvme Foun· datJori of Lo Angch"> 10 pro- dure dnd per1onn d piece mtcgratmg Sclhne • styles With lndonl'Mdn ffiUSI( dnd Amcnct1n tdp Sohl·DonneU. drtlSllc dirC'C'· tor of the perfonndnce group Rhapsody in Taps, teach~ modem danc tl'<'hruque. JdZZ technique. choreogrnphy unproVlSabon clod tap Jose Co tas -a Conner pMClpdl dancer w1th BdUet Hlspan1co m New York - teach advdncNI bdllet, tnt<'nnedtdt 1au and Latin social dcince I le al!.o duen he• wus in c-oUegc• dnd qot his mcts· ter\ degr · • 1n ddnc-e from Nt>w York Umvt>r..1ty It<> dlso has a d<'(Jrei.' an b1olog\' Costa$ c·amP to OCC' "" yedr> d!JO to work for d dance proqrnm lhdt he con- s1dt>r. to lX' om• of the be!.t an lhc nutJon ·nw comnutm1•n1 of the• faculty and \Upport \H • rec«>1ve ar fc1.0ld\llc, • Co ldS SdJd ·You don t get ttu~ cverywh re.· Oo a recent mommg. Co ta • an ITTepl'e\Slble <,pmt d~ eel dll lO bldCk, JOtnf:d tn with bis tud nts d th ·y practiced. HJ.s goal 15 to f<>'>t r d me of a.nd1v1ductlit} m hls dancc>r; ·Ev ry tudent has !l-Om€'- thtng uruqoo to olf r. • C0ittas d. ·1 give th ·m tochmqu a way to tr this wh I of movf'ment from th hart • Stud nt R beccd Brock· mPyer 1d be en1o~ Co.tos' Ughth art:<!, yet strict, t ctung tyl . •H k.ic~ m ) butt.• Btockmey r 1d Tll NlfOUIAllCIS P rfonnln<.J 1 a key componi nt of th d4nce program Th ~l Y or k.ic off Wlth • faculty dance concert where th lnltructors how. cue their taJ.nt. Often, the woru .,., choreogrephed by leecben and ~ortnt'<J by tt\Ktenta The Winter l>encoe F • val, whkh er'Cled Pridey, • a MW event that eq>o11e1 high IChool wt elementary ltu· dents to multkultura1 dance .. _~the lprtng, the lt\adei\t. -CODCWt 1-tw.. 1111 ctlocl ol lt\ldent chontov· rllpby -cottume .... •r11n11 a..w to ...... • I ......... toblaa'51Jt1d.., '*>• 1IMPft9w. M ... ...Saf.._, I ltlc .... llMIDM 111 n'-...__ .... __ . ~-----, .. ... -·--... ...... Doily Pilot - hour w dS h Id on 0<'< I.! "The clas is l.Lkc c.1 lt1h but lf you don't put 1t toq1 lh· er. 1t not d growth e-..1.H·n ence, • Mayor said In addJUon to the• ,,mou~ concerts. then-lS db<> th• Ft ta Launa and vdn1111' teacher' comparu .-. '' h1< h have be n known tn t11k• in tudent dancers TRAINING THI Pl Of ISSIONAl Wtule not cill studl'nt' 111 the dance program d'fl"' 10 ront10ue m the lit>ld. th• fac- ulty ts etttuned to th rw+·tl of those that do Advdnr ··ti cla prepare tudl'nt• 1111 dance programs dt 10111·\i••M coll cg •J know what tho'>< d mands dfe mce I \'t tw.•n th re,• Sohl-Donn JI ... 11<1 "I'm very much, m tho\1 advanced l vet da ' tr.· mg to prepare th rn for th•· next t p -not lock th• 111 mto JU t on styl . but en'•' th m a really soltd lounll11· Uon that th y Cttn go 1nt11 rtO\ !advanced) cl4 and hold th tt own · And a n w progrt1m p.11· t1ctlly d velopcd by Co,lt1\ C'f Pdte-. a bndg betWl'l'rl Chi' rla sroom and the td<I" with d.inc stud n~ oh"·r. · ing rehedrsals and pt•rf1•1 • m.mc by Ballet Pdc:1l11 11 111 lrvm >. ·1 Uunk IOCCI ~ clo11111 1 fJreat 1ob of pr pannq ttwm tor the dance mdusl.Iy. • ,,11d GtllJcln F1nJ y, Ball t Pd< 111· rd's conservatory dir{'( to1 •.,....... ,_.......,. (QWfS education She fN'f be reaclwd .i (949) S7~1 or bit HNtl at ~rd,..~timn.corn 110 ero.ctwey, eo.ta Mesa ........ Doi!Y Pilot TIP OF THE WllK Protect , .. ""' N. wondlrlul lH ~ ••• ~<an .tlo i,. ~ft~ ... Ml9'fCAA - f0t Plft ...... -'"" to yo.II iqipy and Ii.my vf ~ ~ • 0o no( UM totlilltf on~ If• CMtl ftPll" <MillV • to rM1 ~ and -it. wtlic.tl ~ be • .,~ lwmfvl to their illMdft • ...._ .... YfJ411 tr "til!Wrely f.uerwd Gow!\. ~~hi& tound tNir 6-foot fPUC• ~ 1n •puddle, °"*"*"' brG'ien and.._ ~ '#tpt • IC.-p Olocolotte «'Id 00. tloW¥t fOOd!e' GUI a' 'fOJI pen re«h ~ ~I\ toAiC IO dc19l Suncloy O.Cember 16, 2001 5 'It just seem ed like a fun thing to do. I did it before the movie came out. I was pleased because my imaginati9n was pretty close to what they showed in the movie.' TUVEl TILES Mwttyn 'IY•• . Friends and famJly cheer Peggy Fort on as be runs the Chicago Marathon. Running the Chicago Marathon YOUft9 Chang DA· y p lOl I I } uu n• wond •nntJ why Pt•qqy fort ll<>W dll th w~1} 10 Ch1ct1qo lo run d rndrcJlhun JUSl p1<:tun• her neunnq lht• hm'>h hnt> \\1th lh l. nulP-, lwhmd h<'f Fdm11\ .... r \ ll.UlltOIS Marilyn l)rler, a Ian of the Harry Potter books and film. b~ created a miniature display portraying many of the locations In the popular rnt•mlwr .. cJnd lrwncb - Oh, little town The world of Harry Potter joif!,s Bethlehem ancl two other miniature villages at Marilyn Tylers house Y0Wt9 Chang D AILY PILOT W hl•n MdnJyn Tyl r coukln t hnd any- thing rl•semblang Norbert the drt1gon m h •r gard~Jf' of m1maturo col· l<'Ctll>le<i. h • <;Cour ~ the mall for drdqon hgunn that would h<•ttr th Harry Poller charact r's bk •n Sh found d creature di Med1C'val Pmt>c, tll the Irvine Spec:trwn. It w~ too bag hP went to Franklm I\ hnt dt South C'0ctst Plazd Thei~ wds JUSt nght The 70·yCdr-old cn•dted an cnllrc Bnllc:;h v1lld9e -Wlth fed· tw including Pnv t Dnve and the w1Zdrdl1l9 school of I log- wt1rt\ -w1th this '>Ort of exact rare Alm t 70 Laghtdbl bwldmg and tin andetemunate number of dee• ""°" , a mmaature or Harry Potter tind hts redhead fn€'nd Ron Wet1 I y ancludro, make up her room·SlLC.>d town. A dreary, dlmost .,pooky London grtly in the mood of J t< RO\\ hntJ .. lour book dnd th<• movu• 0 I lt11r. Pot· l r ancl th 1 • rcer •r\ '-'•orw· coats th d1.,1>fd}. he cl awd thv <k•-,k. 'ht111 . couch dnd hhng rnhmPI horn hN home off1n• l>t!forC' mo\mq lh<' I ferny Potter world m ·11 JU l., med Lak <1 fun l.hmq to do. tht• Costa '1P'<l n•-,1ch nt s.t1d. ·1did1l b<!fort> thl• mmw cctme out. I was pl<'<t.,ct' my lnlclgmdbOn Wch pn>lly c Jo..-,1• SEE TOWN PAGE 7 \\d\l'd, c:ht•t•n•d lla.,ht>d ht'r tht• ... h1gh·h\'1 t1nd ._ roolt'd I rom the.._ __ __. '>1dehn1•.., un11l '>h • ( f0<,'-4'd thl' CO\' tt•d l'nd dnd thP) could t>ngull ht>r without bounddne Fort d N w port Beach rc ... 1d nt \\ho grew up m ChKd<J<> nsited h •r home· 10'' n for d long wN>kPnd m ~tUly Octobt>r le run th<• tndrnthon dlllOng fnend clnd fa.rrul\ ':ihe remembel"'i com- 1>1 •unq the San FrdnctKo ~ldrctlhon h\'e yedr.. d90 h rdn '"1th lnend hut ldcked SEE TRAVEL PAGE 7 · A few of my favorite holickiy things This Byers Carolers vignette ls oneol sever Al dispYyed througbout Karen Wight NO PUQ UKE HOME A roU ~I.Jon of er dm·rolured porue o,ound me y. dncl tl ltlbl lulJ or kitten wlllikt•r. und!t downnght cru I, but brown paper packdg llt'UU th m out lf you htl\' n't dln>ady and put th •m on d11>pldy. · The hollddy i.lle .,t ped m trc1d1bon and every ftlnuJy ha Its own uruque tWl t on whclt mak theu hCdrt 1n9 I hdvt• a fnend that love the Byers Carol r. She hdS dozen of Byer; vtgn tt arrcrnged throughout the house. It JU.St wouJdn't be C hrntm Wllhout th ii nt carol rs looking on Alter years of producmq carol· ers. thos cl v r By •rs peopl then tarted to make accc th me hgur and landsca So her By rs coUecbon continu to grow and fills her hom With SEE HOME MGE 7 &joy CJnistmAS £.-..J New y.,.~ De 111. •• J<!~, St1•lt1 • S••fooJ • Co~ltt•il.1 I Menu 1ac1adas I a,> ft I• !UM ftGtj."' ·~d-1Ata1 • C-6. •IWJ#RI« .,., .... . • ,.,,, .... s.i..M •T-... s...I •ttl 1 Sr11tf"-/ ..... ,,,, .... •A n 1lr Ld , 1 T.M •Ah ••n.U..t.p •• ; • (• •rJ' ,,,.) •ff ''f•S.... •.s. ... , ..... ::-The cuolen and llleir ..... cleti.n.ltely Cl'M~· Chrtsbus mood. - 3rd !fn11ua Craft. 'Bazaar ··ont oj a •. l\mJ· 9.ifts }twtlt]. Anwr*. ditlits. llltrtSnin a4 wurt! • )fonday • '~qltt.> ., SOLGRJU ( llDil # .\lwrfm M tJ,, Nn.l#f fiH.r) Dt,. J. 10. 17 71. m •• J Op. m. 949.723.4105 CliriJtfh-aJ S'/i oN Or Jll~t C n~t ( ollcgc \\Ill prl \l'Ol J "Hohd.I\ ( hmcmJ\ Show" ft-a tun n~ ( 1og1 ~;ram, t hl· ( fC:\\ (. ll lS and d1l C hor<lc:nes ..., .it 8 p.m I >cl 21 ac the: Robert 13 .. \ 1oorc I heat re. .ro I 1-.un 1cw Road, Com ,\k,J. $29-$.~5. ("'14) 4~.'?-5880 Advertise on the Uldmate Calendar page, a feature of our new Sunday edition. $20per inch,3 inch minimum. Call (949) 574-4230 Today! ULTIMATE COITICT ISi ' TODAY Qll•NGIE CGMTCDUaGI SVIM'laort OiiCHHtilA 16 SJ D --~Orange C0Mt Cotleoe <I --. llOtleft I . Moore ni..tre, 2701 Fa!Mew "o.d. Cosu Mesa Wlw\: 7'.30 p.m. eo.t: S6 ()( s 10 CoMKt: (714)432-5.0 "TIS .,.. 8AIOW Sp aNOl:Ml lly. P.afk Chor• ---Orange County Pwfonnlng Am <An1«, 600 Town Center Oriw. CosuMesa Wlw\: 7p.m. c:o.t: S 11H55 c.ont9d: (714) 662-2145 MoNDAY 'EDGIS' Sflar...-by. N.wport kidl C.,,tr•I Ubraiy ~ 17 s.nts irtlst CMolyn Reynolch Where: Newpott a..a. Central llbrlfY, 1000 Avoudo Ave, Newport 8•idl wt-\: Through Dec 28 c:o.t: frM ContMt: (949) 717·3801 TUESDAY HOLIDAY WNOtEON Spoiwored by. 18 Corona def M« CNmbe< of Commef~e Where: FIYI Crowns ~ant. 3801 E. Coast Highway, Corona def Mar wt-\; 11 ;30 • m c:o.t: UO. S20 wrth rtMfVation Contact: (949) 67)..-0SO 'A OtMSTMAS CAMM: Sp a nlOf'ed by. South Coast R~ When: SCR'S ~lnstage. 65S Town eenur Ofiw. Cost• ~ wt-\: 7 30 p.m T~ through Friday, 2 30 and 7 30 p m S.tvrday and noon and 4 p m SYnday until o.c. 24 c:o.t: S 17-SA2 Contact: (714) 7()8.5555 WEDNESDAY M~ s, a .--CAI by. South Co.st "9pertofy --. SCR\ S«ond 5~ 6S5 Town Centef OrlY'I, Wlw.: 8 p.m Tu.day dwough Friday, l and I p m Seturct.y, and 12:30 and •·JO p ,,,, Sunday until Oec.D c...t: S14-Sl4 COi:l ct: {714) JOl.5555 TtuSDAY U..,_Q.U9 ~ 20 "'' --·Newpon .... ca.denClub -...: ltg CM¥Jf\ '°"""Y Qlb, , leg CM¥Jf\ ~ Newpon leech Wlw\: 11 •m. c:..: c..n for PfQ <.-..et: (Mt) 64().1- ,,. ,.. ........... 11-22, .. , SPOTLllll Lighting up the wateiways lllWPOll' 1111101 ~ IOIT Nllll For seven nights, Newport Harbor will light up wtth the sparkle that only bobblng boats covered in Christmas finery can create. The 9Jrd annual Newport Harbor Chnstmas Boat Parade Will take to the waler Monday, bnngmg what the New York Time called "one or the top ten events in the nation· to Ule once agam. For the first time ever, the parade ha been gwen a theme -"Let Freedom Ring.· Expect lo lots of red, whtte and blue a the boats. from yachts to dinghies. Ooat by. And 1t won't be just the nautical that will light the way. I Jomes on the waler· rront d1so go all out on the decorabons during the parade. Arumatronic Sclnta Clau and deer may abound aJong the Ring of Llghts - especially on Balboa Island, which always seem to hdve a number or decor winners This will be the last y ar parts of Lldo Isle gel to the parade from theu porch· e . as the route and number of parade days are m the works Lo be chang d ln 2002. A number or re taurdnts and charter boats are offenng speoals during parade w k. Might be a good time to tak your weebe out ror dinner m ---= Along the hltbof The route stretches from Pinte's Cove to l\ffr Bistro 201 on w.st Coast H19hway --.: 6 JO to 9 p.m Monday through Dec 23 c...e:Fr" Cont.Kt (949) 7~ A chance to get involved with the joint use library PLAlllllNG MUD KWANZAA COM I lm-T•I The commuruty IS invited to atl nd and provid mpul Thursday on a new Manners Joint U e Ubrary at Mann~rs Elementary School tn Newport Beach that ts being planned to replace the current Mariners Branch Library. The new library will serve as both a commuruty and school library. m --.: Mariners Brltleh Ubnwy, 2005 OoYef Orlw, Newpol1 leach Wlw\: 7 p.m. Thursday C.....f<M e..-ct: (M9) 9&3801 The weetllong African AnwflCMI celebration of Kw~ root.ct an the trMtltion of cetebratlng theflm~will begin. ........ ,. Dwt: .. JI '8lAST' The dNm.a>rpa dri¥en. Tony Award~ ..... ,. Witt ... OWf the 0r-. County .... forming Alts Cent..- ...... D 1111 • • D SArulDAY MlllJa.'IWISIAW Doily Pilot DECEMBER . ... ,.,,. ' l J • s ' 1 • 1•t1UUMl5 ,, 17 i " ii ll • n• a 21211t JO JI MAM YOUR CALIM>N" D: Franki. Av•lon •t occ JS: Chr!StlNS Day J •• ,.,.s • 1 J 0 s 671tl0110 uua•11•11 10n f)n•1S» 11 21 1t JO ,, MAM YOUR CM.INDARS 1: New v .. r's Day 4: 'School fdf w~· ~.tSCR 22: Opet'• Pacific opens 'Don G1011•nn1' EB UA v SMTWTPS I l ).,., .. 10nun ~&" 17•1t»llU.l.l )115A l1ll MAM YOUlt CALBIDNtS 14: V•t.nt1ne's Day R SMTWr•s I 1 J•s•11t IOllUUW&1' o • " » 11 u n )I 1S 1' l1 ll lt JO )I p L SMTWT•S 11J•s• 1 1t l011UIJ 1•&i.f1•1tl0 21D.l.l>4~.1'17 • lt JO IUlmllClllY ..... I; I -wllly. Pldfic~tnd Pldfit~ --.: Orange Courity ~Am <Anter, IOO Town c.nt. Or1111t. eo.t.e Mala 22 ~)pm C:..:S1U71 Ce:' ~ (714) 7S5-5799 flmAY 21 Sunday, Dec. 16 10 a.m . -S p.m. join Us for ·Fun Festivities Fe4lturing Free Photos wuh Santa Claus Arriving at 11 a.m. Arts & Craft~ Vendors C5lrttt Clo-.ro l Holiday Cookie" Free Hot Mulll'c.1 Cider · Live Entcnainml'lll with Jim Mahonc\ & Niki Peper Holiday Sales in Progress Great Saving Throughout., .. Comejoit) the Festivities lido Marina Village 3400 Via Opono Newport Beach Call Jor 1njormat1tw1 9)723~ btt\~'t'l'n 10 a.m. , 51>.m. 93rd Annual Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Pande To Glow With New Theme . ' ' "Let Freedom Ring" In 1n effort to~ petrioc.ism Md honor lQ lhe ewnu hipped•• 11111 Ullilld -..a..,.. ... wortd. .. 0-.~ Club~ the Newpaft lwll Chamber of Commerce (the event or-.zers> hive decided ID_..,_. Pn • *-..... lhil ,._., Newpon lflrtlar an... 8clll Plnde .._. More Chan 1 SO ¥aiell will penicipeie each night. &om Dlcicmbcr 17·23 in dUa r..m.. WW., ~ besinnins • 6:30 p.m. Many Will bt new, .......... wich 1ni.-..I hol*Y w Ind dUt JW. peaiadc Wi .. wWa ..... Ind~~ n.,. ........ c 1n ........... _.. '01111 .. -••tn r , t1111,....,....._.,._14 _ _. ._.....,,_ .... ..._..,_...._-., _. .... ,Cr ' L •Nupu._.0 h alC1sm11w•t98J7»t• vw... .. ................... . • HOME CONTINUED FROM 5 the lil8ot IOUnda ol Ctut.tmu. Anotbir friend bM • col- '9ctiol\ ol Samu: all shapes. aD mes and all materials. They make qwte • ltetement 1'l9ting on the lhelves tn the funUy room. What ii \.WADy a macho trophy and surf room turns into a colorful fantasy with the addibon ol North Pole residents Any collection that ii deer to you can have a holiday fla- vor. Or\e fanuly has a collec- tion ol antique silver beby mugs. They display their col- lection of tiny cups, molt of which are engraved with names and dates, on a small tree on the dining room table. They tie the mugs to the brancha with thin Sliver satin ribbons. The effect is charming. I have a collection of ster- ling silver tree ornaments. When I was in high school my mom started gtvmg me one ornament every year engraved with the date. Alter a wtule, I started collecbng on my own. I love the older ones that have developed a patina. I think of them like people, they Just get better with age. Instead of hanging them on the family tree, I like to mass th=ether and give them a s spot in the house. · year they are banging from the chandelier over the kitchen table. I get to look at them all day They are wonderlu.l reminders of past Christmases, both good and bad, and make me feel grateful for all of my family's bl 5Ulgs. Another one of my qwrky collections involves shoes. I adnut, I do have a shoe f ebsh. When my girls were bebies I loved to buy red shoes for them. Fancy French shoes. red ballet slippers. and sturdy ,, ICaND Wlgllra ~of lterUng OlllUlelltl bang lro• tbe chandelier above ber ldtcben table. Tbb lllver cat II one of ber favorttet red walken. I have kept all of their red hoes since they were born. Some of them are the tiniest little French leather lilippers with scalloped edges. Some are like little red bellet shoes with ribbons at the ankle. 1bere is one pair of very worn red clogs. or "lucky togs• as we call them. Mary Rose would wear this pair of lucky k>gs to Annie's soccer games. That year we played Fall AYSO until April. Oy. I display the shoes on the family room mantle. They add a lot of color to the room and are definitely a conversation tarter. It's an odd Uung to col- lect. but that's the point. A col· lection is anything that as spe· dal to you and brings beck memories. For me. the shoes the shoes are sweet reminden of when I could still hold the ctuldren m my anns and talk about the llldgic of Christmas. • KAMM WIGHf lj 1 Newport Beac;h rl'Stden~. Her column runs SUnd¥. 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'Grandma, l want you lo read th.is aod then we'll dis- cusa it:• 1Yler said. Tyl r, who has been coJ. lecting figures from the col- lecti.bfelgiftware md Department 56 form~. read the series and deeded to add a Harry Potter world to her other muuature holiday worlds (she has seven total). The Llttle Town of Bethle- hem lights up her living room. The d.1splay includes Ha.rod' Palace, a desert setting, th Star or Bethlehem. an oasLS, an entry gate in and out of the city and palm tttes. TRAVEL CONTINUED FROM 5 the cheering squad he found at home. "It really makes a cWfer- ence when you have peop1e on the sidelines.· said Fort. 35. Her time lbJs year was 15 minutes faster than la.stJear' at 4 hours 5 minut an 42 seconds. When she attempts her fourth marathon next fall. heT goal as to make 1t an I than four bows ·At some point. I would l.Lke to qualify for the Boston Marathon.· Sdld the P" ident of Newport Beach-based Cali- fornia Marketing Concepts. I I An exhibit caJJed Season' Bay lines the windowed wall ol her dining room SUnilat to the ICene U1 • Notting Hlll" where the teuons change behind Hugh Grant he walks through London, the disp&ay runs through Wlnter, fall, s:priog and summer. Crew teams row m a ri.v~ dunng swnmer Each boat rep nts Uhe.riyt r's son- m-law, granddaughter or grandson. f'acb of whom com- pete in crow A collecbon l!Ued "Story- book" stretch OQ"Q5S the liv- t.ng room. There are seen from vari~ nursery mymes and ton • indudmg a recent addition from "The Wizard of Oz." The m1ruatw-es rucln't come Wlth a yellow bnck road, so lYI r bwlt on her.;elf She also played a creative hdJld an asscm bling the Hany Potter collecuon. which took uc weeks to put together. The company sh collects from hasn't mad dllY figures for Anyone a.s welcom to par- bapate m th Clucago tarathon. proceeds from wluch partly benefited the Amencan Red CfOS'S' Sept. 11 Fund Uus year. But with work duties often lec>vt.ng her trapped for bme. Fort admitted that the hard· PSt part about trauung for the mardthon was finding pace in her We to practice runrung "But 1 lo\•e runrung And l think completing a marathon 1<, d matter of trairung and pN\C\C!rdnce." hesaid ·u you put your rrund to 1t. you Cdn do It And Uunk about PnJoying 1l -try not to break d world record • She rem mbers wakl.ng up di 5 a m that day and fe<>hng nervous She remem- the SloO' yet. Tyler rruxed and matched buildings and acces- tooel trom her Charles Od-ens and Chnstmu m the Caty col&ecbons to make up a fan- tasy town for child-wizard Hany Potter The Dickens disP.ay ~I?." pened to come with a ~ c.alled Dwiley's Manor, which comcidentally bears the~ sake ol Hany's aunt and WlCle -the Dursle~ H lived with them before g0t.ng to Hog- wart's scbool for WIUJ'ds To portray London, lYl r used Parhament and Bag Ben pieces, two-ti r buses a.nd Londoners cloaked m heavy wmter dot.hes She included a -green field to ~bohze th sport of QulddJtch. · She used an old·school tram stabOn to muruc th~ ta· hon from wtuch Hany left on platform 9 3/4 to travel to Hogwart's and stuck a large willOWl.Og tree m the ground to represent Hogwart's Wbompmg Willow She bwlt. out of Styrof04m bers how fnends from N w- port Beach iomed her on th run at the sixth nule Sh till gets exoted about how 1t felt to brush ·1rs the feellng of accom- plishment aod happme when you hrush, • Fort said ·And the feellng of runnmg with fn nds toward the goa.1.· Of 37,500 runners Ill th marathon, Fort hrushed 535th t.n her age group (35-391 and m~de it mto the top th.Lrd of all contestants "I run more than any· ttung because excrc1 e 1s really important to me m 1ugglmg thing . owning a busme and clll of the demands that hfe bnngs. she said. "It Just 1 a real tnd q>ray pelnt. bWI to '-1 up to the tchoot She bought gravel to IP"*D· kW on the floor and built • nv· out ol hardened rean "lt' creettvlty, • "fyler l4k1 to xplein why abe mabl vil· lag •(t 91" you U1llllg108· bon and my grandchildren adore lt. • tepheo De Lacy. a long- time n~hbor to Tyler who works with speciaJ ~f hooked up some of the mobiles and took care of lighllllg and other electncaJ conl1gurations for P'fts of the villdg . "I saw the movte recently a.nd he bJt a lot ol lhe same pollltS ~ I th1nk Harry Potter fans would appreciate 1t. • De Locy iclld "It's very d tailed • Husband Vernon lYler. d 78-y ar-old r tired pump en<Jl.lleer. cl1so helped with lb tttbrucal 1d of settlng up Potter's world And our gTanddaughter Mafl ne -he acted as gra.ndmd' advtSOry " h scud. good thmg to have a goal.· • H.-.ie ~ 0t someone you know. gone on Ml~ v.ation rKeritl)'? T~ IA your ~'"' Or09 us• l•ne to ~.._ 330 W Bay St.. Cosu Mtw. CA 92627 .... rn.11 )'Ollf19 ~~com; Ot fu lO (9ot9) 6e6-4170 , COMMENTS CONTINUED FROM 1 . . days, it's au dOgs. People MO book rs for them. cspedally around hero. I'm surpnscd lb are ~ny Cdlb left. There aro dog bdkJ • dog boutiques, dog-lnendJy restau- rants, dog {nona.lco- botic). dog ptllties and yel. dog therapilll for doga wilb ...... 'Tbday, dogs go where they. have never gone balonit. It's not at all unusual to walk into n office end ftnd IOll*llMt's dog CUJted Up beside II dealt or o conference table. P ~y. I always enjoy giv- mg a f>resentabon while - someone's bWl mastiff ii d tennined to (ind out what's in my ~et Without a MAGIC FOREST is back again! For The 17"'' Straight Year ALL NOBLE FIR TREES s339s Commercial Trees Alto FLOCKING, FLAME PROOFING ALL DOUGLAS FIR TREES s219s OPENDEC.1 Located At Corner of Arlington/Fairview ' at the Fairgrounds Costa Mesa Jvfr.. parents always did their best for me. Now it was my turn to return the favor. • Stephanie Edwards, TV & ~ Host All my life, my parencs gave me love, support, and comfort. When they recired, I wanted them co enjoy the same kind of nurturing environment. Open 'ince 1982, Regencs Point, a Southern C<1lifornia Pre byterian Homes community, offers exactly chose qualities and more. Regents Point continues to provide a secure and independent lifestyle fo r the re~idcncs of its community. A5 rhc only continuing care retirement community in Irvine, Regent Point is unique. It's fuJ ly licensed, accredited and offer three levels of care. So, no matter what kind of need your parents have, Regents Point can confidently meet chem. What' mor , Regents Point al o offers a full range of act1vme , so your parents can cay~ active as they choose. Finally parents and children agree on omething. Regents PoinlL===========~ 1919 1 Harvard Ave .• Irvine, CA 9261 2~70 ....... ,==·~-=Sd=-===-irQ=S=l======I~~ I 4•11rJIW -- -.cz ·- for Portia .. ~ party; .· And we ,. not talking about 10me .,..printed thing from S.V-On that says ·we· re bntng a putyt • With a few bdoom lprin.lded here and tbse. PIMM. Thil ii a fUll-on red. whi~ and blue delign. centered on a photo ol Portia in her party hat ·1rs my Woot-<iayt ~ sc::nNlDI the header. The tagtine ii "Dog Bless America. My Booe Sweet Bone.• The line Just b@low Portia' photo reeds •J>lst. pups. It's redlly me, Portia Coll Can you believelW When ll CMne time to party hearty, the guest list was a canine Who's Who of Newport • Beach. In adcllbOO to Scarlett Tyson, lhete was Jak, a yellow Labrador: Mika1a. a golden retriever; Ike, also a y Uow Lat;Jrador. and El Jefe, the bulldog. Ike, who is apparent- ly the Shaqwlle O'Neil or labradon.. made a grand entrance, and El Jefe had d momentary breach m party manners, which we'll get to tn a moment. No sell-respecting dog would show u-p at a bU'thday party without a gilt and Portla dkl very well. It seems ti you live in Newport Beach and you are a dog, a gift from Th Barkery as what sends your tail woa =~ allo provided whkb __.a =~dbDletbe JumbO liab who Md• bmd -------· "" the c.uapt °' ~-~.At many tu:1* •they exp.ined al to hun Ike WM sure It meant bis cct~ was hli. and thelr <'cl w rel:U . Thecak • by the way. were heavy on the pH.nut butter. wtuch I guess ~ like even more than~ ao. Actually. let' take a rnornet!' to ddri.fy this ·dog·tncndly busin ,_ Park Av nue Cafe owner Bill Hdrdesty as happy lo accommodate pooches on th patio, but 1t d n't mean you can troll inside Wlth your bow-wow buddy t1fld k for a tabl for two. Ev~n dog lo\ti ,.., ' hdVC hmJts, Speaking ol IJJrul'> -that bring us to C:I JcfC' th bull- dog TIW pdity Wd~ gomg hilt' J lunwn., dnd nonhwnans <thke w •re mmgltng, exe'.hctn<J· IOfJ pledSMtn • trymg LO pro- tect their food from lk • EJ J f • had been to thf' bur d few too 11\dllY tun and he needed to. well he had to go, dll nght? He had to go bad. I le tried not to th.Ink about It He wormed. he Wlggled, h i.qumned But there comes d tun wh n a bulldog has lo do what d bull· ~g.~f/~ ·~ ...... __, ... c..-.. ...... ,,_ l.b All Jut ............... ...._.,.~Sc.Ip • Ct t if ..... ...... .. ~ -~~ .~ ..... o.11c~,.... .,....c---. /. . ,..........,_..,...._ • a.Ice .I: ~ "9., o.*11 CtV'l"bl. Apple Pi. w111c...is.ee ww w .w o l fgongpuck .com dog bas to do. l?1 Jefe k>oked around for .omething familiar.~ d the &hoel and cuff I he fOUfld JUll the rigbl thing, With Just the right scent. It bad Just °" nghtteentbecauseatw • doggie bed. Unfor1Ulldt ly, 1t w-the doggie ~ lhitt Portia hod JUSt gotten her r>nmo birthday gt1L II took a wtuJt for anyone to tt"dlt.t what El J I was up lo bccaUSi•, 1 :ti~ race u. even when d hull<lug d lift his leg, how fttn }'OU t U? Before Myo c-ouJd top htm. El Jefe hdd lock !<.I onto his target, aimed ond Im'<! Talk about a how 'loppN. There Wd a mom<'nltlry • pa.rue and a rush or dpokXfle\ Portia w very un<l MtWl- ing. but El J f J~t wantf'd to find a hole and crdwl 1n,tdt• Jn cll1 effort to mdk htm rf'f~ better, Jke puUed El Jd1• aside . pointed at tu~ c cJk .. ond wd •vou gonna tm1.,h thcJtl" So there you hdve 11 PortJ(f C It dlld her &Jho.i h1r1hd1Jy btlSh U you pldn om• lor \ U\ll pup. mctke ure lhP CtJk1 ... drl' pcunut butter. 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O.CemO. 16, 2001 9 A hollda) gift shop ~Ill run from t O ·m d m 10 1 p m thmugh D(·c 24 di Slwrr111111 Librt.1.1)' & C:dnh·n-. ' .!•,H E COd'I I hghv•d~, C uro1111 th•I \.for Hundmt1dP nendff•work dc'<orutton., fur lhP tri ''"" homP. ht,ltcld\' c .mt .. Mtd cull WrdJ> Wiii dll hf' tt\<1llithl1 194~1 h7.1-.!2hl Cl I l·HR\l l ~ \\,...,(I Al I FAHIU< ' \XIAI I Ct)\ I RI~<,, L \\IP' L 'I I 0 \1 0RPI R "l )I \ R l:'L'Pl I< )I\ 111{) A l I 0 -..: \l I ~ •• ' MM UNITY 10 Sunday, December 16, 2001 EDITORIALS ·Hear Ison crisis over, but what was learned? T hl' ~t thmg thdt can be ...:ud dbout th dCadenuc cns15 Uhtt 1gruted between Orcmge Coa t College prof r Ken- nNh HNrbon ctnd the !,Chool's ttclnun&lrdtion ts thdt 11 1i. over Whether there were dllY other tdJ1g1ble l~ns depends on where you dte ilung < )n une 1de of the f<>nn> 1 I ll'dfl~n dnd th<> frN'dom thdt .. houJd be t>nJoyedtht>Uc ~lurnben. dnd make lht>m think for themselv~ On thl-' other 1J> lhl' college rtc1m1nt lfdllOn, chdCCJC'd not onl y \\'Ith th~· protection of I ledrlson's In·•· -.pce('h but dlso to Pn'>ure tht• ,ttf Pt) r1nd protection of 1t'> .. 1u1h•nt' I l<>n•tn lw-. thl' hne line the col- lf'<W mtt'I w .UI.. I lt>ttrl-.cm d< C'\Jsc.>d ol makmg mllt1mrrldtor\ 'tdtemenb tOW<lrd '>tuclt•nt.. of \Ju.,lun d~ent. Wd!> dt•cm' Wl't'k of the chdrye<. t1fter rill Ill\ t'4>llC)cllJOn found the ttCC'U!>ctllon' wl'n• unfounded Whdt 1,n t up tor debdte. ttppcuenlly I'> th.it th1• ddi. room did get hC'dtl•d dunng tht• lecture thdt cldy S<>pt I 8, JU<.t tt we<>k dltf'r lhc> horrC'ndC>u.., t{'rTOr dlldcks on thl• World TrddP C'Pnter dlld lht> P<•ntdgon H Mlson's tu nmomous ddss dtscuss1on CdlllC dS lhl? wound WdS i.uJI fresh. nerv~ rttw rrom emotion dnd anqN And a., Wl' wondered Ln d Septcmt>N edJtontll. w<>re I learl~n\ cld!>.\fOOm 'Mllvo-. tlktn to -.creanunq •f1J1•" Ln d crowdtJoCI thedter7 Thal'~ whdl we bellevt> the col- lt~Je nl'('<h>d to dPOdt> WerP Hearlson's dC'llons appropndlc dur· mg tlus penod? Was that the tJ.me to toke the anger cllld fectr that was already runrung at an dcrel r- ated pace among tus tudent'i? · 11lat 1tse1f needed no mvesuga- uon becd~ H Mlson ddnulted h regularly makes incendiary com-• ments Thal' JUSl part of his hUck With that m rrund. a sunpl<' wam- mg from the college lo cool th rhetonc and get back to tc<lchiny the class would have '>ufhccd . Lnstead. admmi trators focused on d ·he Sdld, he said• hppery slope that fueled protests and pub- IJCtly from both 1d and mad<> college offioals look a if th y were nol tandang behind their proft~r · ru, the anve Ugabon pro\'ed, thdl \\'d'i dll flrTOr Not only did 1b outcom har(Uy please dnyone UlStetld w are dll left w1th quesuons Why did lh 't.> '>tudenb ttrruse Hearlson of '>ldll'· ment.<> he dpp.irenUy didn't make? What was the ..o-call<><.I ·r pn- mand Ht.>drl'iOn rt'< l'1ved in th • form of d letter from collNJP. Pn-1- dent "-largarPl Gratton? Sddly. there redlly di'• no answers for no\\ ThP. only thmq we Cdfl hopE> will trdO'>l)lr<' Imm lhl'l VN) public di.spuh.> lht• debate reached ndllonttl I •vel'> .it the colle~w ll> tht1t cdmpu.., offa- dals will hnd better Wd)., of d(•cJI· mg with profe~.., who httvc tt proclivity to offend m lht• ndm•· ol ctcadcmic. cmd tho..e who ttn• offended A5 we '>d,lcl. thl• c ollt"<.)P l'> respons1blP lor prolt>clmq lht•rn both dlld lcam1nq how to tx•th•r waJk that hne lme will do 'VNY· one d fdvor m th<' futun• A chance to rise to challenges A 'tl!dr dCJO. "lt>wpor1 Beach Wd'> tt nty 111 turrnOll Th.-wvPn m mbt•rs ol lh<> Cit) Cmancd w1m.• d dMclPd hunch Even won.e, r~1- cl1•nt., of lht• city fC'lt tht> c-ounnl Wd' domq hllll' to l)(>nl'hl them •• ..,. •ntum•nt dramdllcdlly dt>mon· ..,lrttlt><l oi. one rounalmdn lost h1!. ft>t•h'C1Jon bid dnd thP VOtC'rs OVN· wtwlmmgly dpproved lhl• '>low· qrowth Grecnhqhl uutuiuve Into lhdt m s walked Counol· mdn Gdry Adams. who look ovN ~ mdyor dnd provided d ~teddy IPdd r.>h1p to the city dunng the pdSI 12 months ow, whtl th rf' ho not been d romplete tum· drOlllld 111 th<lt wn . 1l lS ..afe to '><lY the Newport Beach Caty I tall dtmosph<'rt> is c aimer, In ndlter dnd mon• open to r td nls Into tha'i hdpp1er '>1tut1llon com..-<. Counnlman Tod Rldge- wa) who WdS promoted to mayor Id t \H>ek by hJ coll«'dgues And though thE> atuallon may not be so cntJcdl, then~ rem1un d number of tSSuec; that wtll r('({ulrr soltd leader..hap There> 1 the Newpor1 Coa t ann xat1on. whlC'h hd turned out lo be tnckl r than exJX'<'ted thtillks . to d !.mdll group ol lOd'>t n!'.1d nl'> unhdppy with ho" the prOCe!.'> hd'> qone Th •n.• is the dnnt•x.ition ol both Scintd And I !eight'> ctnd Bc:iy Knolls '>till to contc-nd w1th Th<>r<• is a pro1ect that hould lx• c lo l' to the Bctlbo.1 P mn'>uld r JCf('nt\ ht.>ar1 the nedrly l-1mU1on n•no- Vdllon of Bdlbocl V11ldgl' ThPn let's not lory<>I the> John Wclyne settlement exl(•n.,1on Ridgeway' 'if'll·dfUlOUncc•d h'>I mclude<> dffordablt• housmg, mdn· dged growth dnd wt1lPr qu~illty, t11l three extremely unpor1dnt l'>'>U~ for Newport B<>ach dnd its future. By mcmdged growth of roun.c, Rldgewdy can only m dn th con· unwng lllfluance of th<> Greenltghl llUbatJve And gw n ldi.t month' expected -though no I M dra- matic -repudidl.ion of th Koll Center expansion by ·cwport BE>ach vol rs, 1t as C'I dr that growth a.nd Gr n.ltght will rcrnam th4 "lo t ue in the o fy. That r J<'Ctlon also d sign that the counol needs to conbnue to foe.I •r mor mwnat b with r 1d nt'> It is now Mayor R.idg w y· responsibility to hdndl th dis· pcifctlc chalJ ng We Pl'<' h.im to more than ri.sc lo th occ ion. School boarding is not a team sport Those on the N('wport·M Unihod school board are mdi- v1du who w re lcctcd to the.tr conunlllllty. In electing the board trus~ • lh vot rs k that they bnng forth ongtna.l and innovabve id lo rv lhctr com· muruty\ h The trusti questlOnS. tU tY-.tMiMLis on vanous The board. like a aty oouodl. as not a team. 1Mms pPoled to atwayw be urU&!d in one . Boudl. btCI ~ repre1ent dil· ferent n:adtuentl and polllb ol WM, don't alWa)"I ha tMl luxwy. w .... thllt beca the .,.. t0me on Newport•Meu' boerd who IMm to think odMrwlM While we apprec:M two ol tho MYen tNltMI f0t ~it known ~Y wby tt.ey 't 41ppalnl a:nervetM trul'8e w...ty tAect to lbe c•iilDOOIAl p..,.., al bOmd p;a._. we ........ ........, dllil•d wtlb wMt . IM¥ Md '° llY· -'n. ·Nuatt. 1hM t MldlM team or demanding that a memw 19n. • Wd new \11 ~nt r..14rtha Fluor ln October. Leece ~ 1l'uit Jun Ferryman to gn alter h w anestf'd for the serond tune on ptOon ol drivmy under the lnflu- nce (hil first amst happened :tO ago) Lat r, 11 w bl6od alcohol cont•mt w 0.19. or more than twlC'e the legal limit F~ of all. and .gain. the boatd not o team. And M<"Ondly. at IHSt Leece had the guts to QU8• lion Fenyman' Out a · -The • rest have remaineod mwn. For Mven y now, Le«e ha rved ber commwuty She ev.n ran Unopposed tn 1998. But durtng her stint, she has oriJy hMrl .UOwed to MtVe 1 half ·tenn .. the boeld' C'lerk. 1l'uMe Judy Prana» now enten her fowUl pi'8lldlncy U1 her 20 yeen. Al~· meedng • ..,.._ 0..-Bid elMd ........ ·w. youb1bll1Wlll ....... wby do yau ... .., met .. ....r ...... , ..... '° ..... .. ..... _ ......... ..... Andlblbalfd ...... ..... ..................... ................... y .... --~----- .... • ,._ 'Richard is the kind ol penion who mal<es the people around him want to give 110% because you see h1m doing that daily.' -Lula .......... ch11rwom•n of th• N~rt Beach Ch1mb4tr of Com· merce's board of directors for six ye•n. on chamMr president Rk hard Luehrs, who has ~ with the group for 20 yHn. IOlTON Daily Pilot Btancia it elf could be a super' school I n hi C:omrnunit) ( 1inun1•nt.iry 1·c-1ow Estdnnc> .1n n CstanCtd J hgh ~houl and th nty of Co<;tc1 t\ ll"cJ \ .. CromweU ScUd, c'>ldnC10 hct'> indeed been co .. to 1, .... l., ·uart) lltUe c;.ecret • for th • Jkl'>t d•K dclt> and bccom ., more ·cmb<trra ... 1119• with aC"h J>d'>,tn(J veilr. Coc;td M sci. and Crumw tt: .. M Verd ne1yhhorhood m pt.11 • ttcular. wiU never l><Xome th4' hrst ..chools. ~foe"' Verd r <,1d nls hd\'f' bee nnw compldcent in th •ir httl<> hc.tmlf'l -pnding th m Iv • on tht•lf pnvatc goU and country club, fancy homes. pll'dSttnt ldmiJ)' atmosph r and up~r-cla" d mograplu However. CromweU \hall rs this image when h • pomts out that Mewt Vrrdc lttC"k.'> ne1ghhor- hood <ipmt (and n1u(h morel with· out lh edvantag1> of a rugh-pc~r· fonn.lny h.lgh SC'hool Th • k••y· ton 10 every M1ghborhood ... th locAI high vhool: nd \\.athout E tanda, Mew Vt•rd w1U conbn- u to frc.gm ntcd and hon pncet will never rea<"h lh 1r full potential. Uk wt • without 1 Verde students •nd fcsmili • Estancia H.gh wW ronunu to an lbanciOned UMKkJW Of llS fan put. I am proud lo say lh4t I am a recent alumnus ol &tAnd4 and altlo • resident ol f\. Vi rd • It wat fruttratang to be OMJ ol few Mata V..-de kids attending Ellandl. Molt ol my neighbor· bood .,.... who went to Cabfor-m. a.nentary and/Of TeWinkle MkkDe Scbooi wath me tr.,.. ltned oua at~ poUltl along the petb. "llWy went off to New· po1t HerbOr, COiia t.Wa. Corona dli Mu. Ed611an. MeW Del (If ~°'Apel inMwt al the ..... .... atop GcNlt ... WbM did lb9y flill by ., .. ..... GUI of .. l1t1 c'le IOM' w.11.•••lcm-..-,• .............. r:w had• s• '' • 1111 ....... . .. ..... ... ..,_ ..... ..... --pit Pt; .... .... _J __ "'- Bret Taboada SOUNDING BOARD c <•nldg< ., ol tudent., di theu -.< hool' who rece1vt'Cl uch d.O P<lu<dt1on but 1l 1., offered at E'>lunnu nonethele<.' I low1"YN, dunng th pa t de< t1dt'. C ldnc-1tl hd'> ll<'Com • mer •a\angl~ unb<1l.mced with mor low-•nd '>tud nts than h1uh-cnd on Enrollm nt hds ti !ehnPd. and cumcular dnd 1•xtrarumrular program hav I n affect ~. Stall a good hool? You oot. Could II be bet- tt r 1 Dchntt ly. < r 1nw LI ugg 1$ lling L ldnCJa cmd comhtnm!J I ~U· d nt hody Wllh Costd M High to ttcdl a 0 \uper !'oehooJ • H ha th • nqht 1d obout c:reaung 'Orn thing exceU.-nt the whol nly could be proud ot, but I I ltl'V that E ldn<1ft ho lh potentml to ho a • upcr· s<"hool in 11 own n(Jht \Vlwn wm thing tS In lrouhlt', you do not just abctn· dun 1t. You embrd<'f' it. ThNe l9 no e~n lor I! tetnC'lu' p nt tale. W nffd lo anv l our children and our '>uppon Into our neight>orhood hi< h hool and C1ff ~ we can flll proud of. Imagine ii ' ry M Verde tUdenl went to E•tanna. Academic, athletic: nd arts j)rograms would .U arnprov lllO tune that peren woukt ~v on drivmg their kids to other~ could inltead be devoted to PTA and foundetion uppon. Ewrycne ln MeM Verde would know Md\ other, end &U the fancy can would sport Estanda Pride bumper~. Friday night lootbd gmDM aQ4lmtl C-0"8 Mel9 would be • c.hence '°' the Wbole C'OIDIDUnky to came~.• woUld drw pmducdonl fwMdl ........ the blll ID 0Nnae Couaey.) Who ~If your .... --....... or cm lleglf Your ..,.an ldd wo.akl ... ~tluwtn , tr If r • llllllla-:::-• n=r- .... CGlll ........ you would only be helptng your- ~u Mesd Verd has the resourc~ to harbor a Ndbonul Blue Ribbon hool. au we n ~ IS som vision, community effort dJld fdlth In rondus1on, Cromw U address.mg th nght u . Unfortunately. he offeis a lazy solution th ·e tanoa probl m; a probl m thdt h and tus fanuly are part of H ends tus Wllh "I'd love to send my boys to Costa f\.lesd High School because th y ure ar n't h dcd lo Estancia • 1lu comrnuruty needs to real· ae lhdt lh problem is not Wltll ~anoa. but wtth th communlty that sunouocb tl E tanoa ba all the malung ol grHtoea: ruce, sound faah • a good admin.is- ttabon. ldlented udents and a uperb laculty All at needs ls yow teenager. U eveiy Mesa Verde student w nt to Estancia, th demograph· ta would radically change. and WC" would have a wonderfully d.Jve"4! high school Dtversity was on of the thlngs I loved mo1t about Estanoa. So much educa· boo as offered through It. How v-' ft Es\4nc'le' IC4iel need lo bo more balanced. Today, lt perfonns w U compared to other tugh Scllools like It, but think how much better It would be if it w.., more dlvenrie. Let indeed f~ our~ and be proud of them. Let's show Orenge Coun- ty wMt I great C'OllUftUntty M8ll Verde and the W8ltlide could make. If you ere looking for ways to im~coamumty-YoW ol Mle -you Wlmt k) I YG'a' neigNltllltlDod ... plk-. ti lboukl ...... -....... ...... the tap al ...... .... MaaYarditwdd ; _ _., -:s:' ............... .., not ., ........... , .. ~Mw .. 5' ... . ___ ....,.. __ _ ........ , ........ a1 •st1• E:::;u11 •'!M*n ........ I ....... ' Doily Pilot 110 • y..,. In CostA Mesa: M ore than 25 • FMftlty: Husband of 26 years, M ike; children Andrew, Adam and Cara; boxers Greta and Sammy; cats Augie and Lulu; and desert tortoises Barney, Elvira and Tex • Education: M orton College 1n Chicago, Chicago Academy of Fine Art, School of the Art Institute of Chrcago and UC Irvine •Community involvement Council liaison to the htStorical preservation committee. cultural arts committee. senior center, Costa Mesa Tourism Council. Eastside Tratf 1c Study Group, Reading for C~ta Mesa and anything else requested of her • Hobbies: Gardens and garage sales THE VALUE Of THE HUSCROFT HOUSE 'I think it could be a museum for children to visit. I think ii could be a meeting place. I thinl< it could be both QI those things. 1 think it could be an interpretiv'' center. I think it has many, many possibilities. And 1 hate to see a piece of our pa t, since we have o little, bulldozed.' WOllUNG TOGITllll . 'l want all the residents to take prid in this city, so 1 hope to encourage residents and busine s owners to clean up and beautify their properties.' ' . COMMUNITY FORUM Sunday, o.:.mber 16, 2001 11 Three years into her first term on the Costa Mesa City Council, Linda Dixon has earned a unanimous appointment to mayor A fter serving the last year as Costa Mesa's vice mayor, Jongtirne resjdent Linda Ducon made the pro- gr ion to becoming the mayor this month with a unanimous vote from her Ctty Counctl colleagues. On Tuesday morning, Ducon Sdt down with Assistant City Editor James Meter to discuss her goals as mayor, her 2002 reelection campajgn. com· munity volunteensm, the Home Ranch project and pet pro1ects uch as the Huscroft Hou e and Noguchi's California Scenario. What are your goals ID YOW' one-yev term u mayorf My goals are rather simple: to encourage producbve inter- drtlon among the council members and to foster positive commurucabons between the rounoJ and the community. ls working wttb the coun- cil diltlcu.Jt these daysl I think that we each have ow own opuuons, and we're certctutly not shy about sbar- mg them And I Uunk Wlth two new counoJ people who hddn't served m pubhc otbce ~fore. everytiung Just takes tune nus lS a vety canng counoJ. I thmk they really. truly care about the Costa Mesa community. And my mtenbon ts for us to work togeth r to make Costa Mesa the best that at can be. • In your acceptance speech as mayor, you mentioned w~ting lo promote volun· lffrt1m. How do you propose dolng than Obviously, when you list my comrnuruty aebvtbes. you'U see that volWlteertsm is dO tmportant part of my We. There· a tremendously satJsfymg feehng from helpmg others and. as a volun· teer. I have reused funds for soccer teams, baked cookies. worked on d c1IUll9 up the Back Bay. planbng lr • r a'dlng to cluldren. and that' JUSt to name a few. l believe lt'S everyone' ovic duty to give back to theH commuruty. And I hope to encourage restdents to be 111volved Ill oty actJvtb , com- rrutt and comnuss1oos. Addltlon- d.!Jy, I've read that people who vol· unteer are happLer people and lbey hdve d tendency to lJve longer And I intend to live longer. What are your proudest accom- plhbmeab In your nm term u • coundlwomanl Well, J don't have a parbculdt proud moment I'd rather refer to some ac'bons that J tJunk have bene- hted the community. The group home ordlDance. I att nded a meeting m San Jose a whJJe back and spoke wilb the San Jose attorney and learned about their group home ordinance. wruch had much more teeth than ours <bd . And as an outcome of a lengthy dis· CUSSLon with that attorney. I was abl to connect our attorney Wllh San J and, as a result. Costa Mesa h one of the most comprehensive ordulances Ul the state People w our commuruty have to remember that local government hu very bttle to say about group homes in their n 1ghborhood stoce they're con- trolled by state and federal laws. Another point I'd like to recc>g· nue ., changing tbe dty'• motto to •aty o1 the arts.• We are the dty Of the arts, and we lbould dalm that btle. I'm proud to be home to the <>range County Performing Alts Center. Soutb COMt ..,.._, the· ater. the Paaflc Symphony Orches- tra and a host ot other theat r groups. such a the Drdllla Lab dt OCC and Costa l\tesa Civic Play- house, and th new ThJogy theater And my hope lS that Co ta Mesa wtll bav a greater pr nee m the visudl arts someday soon -'-'tu.le I'm around anyway. Another ar d 1 17th Street I h lped elurunate lhe possibility ot Wlderung 17th Str t lt' a hoppmg area. and 1t need to be pcd lndJl· lnendly And I hope to work with the busm and homeowners ds pdrt of Uu Ea ts1de lrafhc tud) to make th<> treets <'dsy to walk down to get to oth r tor Th rP '!. ct lot of remod hng gomg on It' look.mg great I would llkc to see landscap· mg, bench • a fountain or two. And I would like to look at the possibility of hared parlung among th busm so that people can park ell one locatJOn dJld feel free to walk to oth r tor along th treet and not feel th need to get back lLl th lt car and h11ve to dnv back down J 7th Street Anoth r very proud moment for me 1S th NoguchJ gard ns. J belJev they are o tr ure It' an educa- bonal park. dnd 1l's a umqu art landscape thctt wet created by worJd·J< nowncd ort1St And NoguchJ continu to be recogruz.ed by more and more peopl mtrmaboocilly, which m 41\S mor and more peopl will be corrung to Costa M to th.as treasure nght h re m our city. Anoth r one of my ucromplish· m nts as helpmg lo rl'duce th num· ber of homes in th StcinclanJ Pactf 1c- project at M Verde dnd Ad11rm born, I beb v tt wcl ov{'r 100, down to 62, and nrouraqmg th d velop· er to lncreete the op<-n pctce. the · number of tt'ee§ on th 1t and to put in a bus top so w didn't top trefhc: along Adams treel I llke the Huscroft Hou'>e. obv1- 0U'>ly I Uunk it's dn i.mportclnt p1('('e of Co t.1 Mesa tu.!.tory I rnulue 1l WdS moved h re from Sdntd ..\ncl m 1qs4 hut that' 47 yt.·d~ agd· and lhdt., d long l1m con<>tdf>MCJ "ere ct ot) that's onJr 48 y(>d~ old r thmk the Husnoft Hou 1s a hn xample of Crc.1f~mun· tyle drctutr.ctun• II 1s fll<td(> of rt.">dwood, dnd 1t hd d bedU· utul rndntJe ui.,1d • 11 hd clo\\-·foot tub. 1t hd.S tcUnc<.I gld.., And I lhmk bv renovattnq th • hou w cc111 q1vt• our younq people ti chdnre to tep bock m tune when they V1 11 thP pldCI' I lhmk our htstcmc-al pn·'><'rvdtJon conumttl • cam up with om w on· derful 1d<'o., on how th<> how.<> could beneht th commumty I held a rneell(lg to g t commuruty tnput, and l wa very pl dscd and .. µr· pn Ni to ftnd that dbout 40 p~>ople took tun ·to dtt nd th • m •tin•1 nd. of cour;e, not dll of thC'm I It with enthu 1d m dhout thl' hou •, but many It'll Lhmkmg thdl this \\.OUld be d qr dl commun1ty proJ t dnd 1t would puU th• commumty l<XJ th r 1 think whdt' unportant to m • ~ to be a w •II-rounded commuruty we need dC1J\:1tJ and pl.de with a w1de rang of mt fi t W n to hx th pothol~. but we also need lhmO'> tor ow pmt w •U. I think 1t c-ould be {1 mu" •um for childn•n h l VI JI I think II ( uJd be ca m lln<J place. I thank 1t could be both ol th • Uung~ I think 1l rould be an mt rpwhvl' c nt •r. I think tt ha mdn)', man · 1 1hilJb And I hat to •Cl pit~ ol our 1m I, \lnc- w hdv • o htUc. hu1Jdo1 d Wlult are me ol the ues you1J hAgh.Ught ln your rHledlon cuapalp nexl yMrf • That C lt\ ~ 1t 1 a gr t plo e to liv , hop and own a b ln . I thank h4\lf! the t ol all world We have challeng , but we're not alone 0 th r etbes have challenges too I'm J.n strong support o( chang on our Westside l'rn one of those peo- ple who never dJd understand how an ind1.tstnal area could bl> so dose to the ocean, and that w«t one or the thing~ that I inqwrcd aboul when I ltrst moved lo Costa MeSct and when I hrst 'itarled serving on th Planning or the Transporta· llon conurus ion J was amazed by thdl J Wdlll cill th r d nts to take pnde m this aty. so I hope to encourage re 1dents and bustness owners to clean up and be~;uUfy theu propertJ I think trong commurutl need residents cind busm se lhot work together for the common good of everyone And 1 want our neighborhoods lo be ~ale and attracllvl' And 1 trunk they comprement dllrdctJve and well-run busme e And I think 1t !. unportant lhut I Wet el cted b) the voters throughout lh Clty to repr •· nt au of Co td M sa and I want people to know that cill of Costd Me<>a 1s unportdnt lo me. I get upset when md.Jvidua.ls throw cheap hots ctnd say. You don't ll\e on my 1de of to"'1l so you really don't care.· becau e noUung could be fa.r· ther from the truth. I do car Thdt why I'm trymg so bard lo be dccess1ble to the cominu- ruty. I want to hear thelr con· cems and I want to work to make thing better Did the Home Rueb pro- tect tum out to your Uklngf Home Ranch as a qucthty proJect that will be good for Costd Mesa.. I beheve that th neganve aspects have been rruugated I would not upport residenbdl land next to the L A Tunes bwldmg Alter pending considerable ume at th L.A Times dnd led.llllllg ciboUl the operallon and the 24-7 5Cbedule, I firmly belteve the land n xt to that butlchng hould be zoned mdustn4L not re 1denua.I Betng a College Puk resldftt. do you tb1n.k you lost any uppor1- ers wtlb your Home Jlanch approvan Im certd.lll that I've won some -.upporterl) and lost some upporters. Long-tenn. I thlnk peopl realiz \\'h~n I vote I weigh what I think is bt~I for the commurut}' and reflect tht-com.rnuruty cons nsus, and I vote to make cbang thdt will help make Co ta Mesa a better plac" to IJVe Any ltD4l1 thoughtsf I'm proud to l.Jve an Costa Mesa dnd to be elected mayor or the oty The people are fnendly. ca.nng a.nd qood We h'eve great hoppmg, qreat parks. youth dthl bes and d v411ety or community programs \\ have th South Coast Repertory theclter th Orange County P rfonn· mg Arts Center Orang Coe t Col- l :g and the fa.uyround.s We're C'I to lbe beach. We have e1c:el- ll•nt freeway ac , corporal busi· ne headquart rs W 're soon to hd~e our second commuruty 4Id n. And w 're edecti.c enough to hav a little m thing for v ryone' ta.:.t I'd like to y lh4t I think th W 1d of C ta Mew an unpor- tAnt. beautiful ar a. and at d es r .. vtta.lizatJon ctnd attention, and I \\ill work to h lp I d the process thett wdl accomplish a pouUve chAnge I hope we can CTN1' a mas- t r plan for our W 1d and we can pnontue the problems and CJ'Mtlt a ti.meline fo1 ch propoeed reno.a- uoo u a t..1y goal would be to a.- at.-an ffective, Ulterol<'ttft putaer- ship betwMn fi entl, bot I Iii and Caty H4Jl . It's time to get the Disney-style boaters out of the water -------------------~ ........................ ..... . . aucnl Of Tll DAY "Jerry Green put on a show ... " . 12 Sunday,. Dec:embw 16, 2001 One play one shot, one chance Big shots are the di.ff erence in UC Irvine's near-miss on the Bruins' floor. M aybe: just maybe ... UC Irvine's Jerry Green could have done things different when he bad the ball and the Anteaters were trailing by a point with less than 30 seconds left during a nonconlerence men's basketball game against UCLA at Pauley Pavilion Saturday. Maybe, just maybe ... He could have passed the ball to a ready and waiting St.anislav Zuzak. Maybe, just maybe ... Green was being just a tad selfish. Or WdS he? · ·Jerry Is not a selfish player.• UCI Cooch Pat Douglass said. "But he tnes to carry the team on bis bade. I hke a k.id that doesn't disappear when tt's on the line. He wants the Amara Aguilar COWGES last shot and if anything he tried too hard, but he made some key buckets for the whole game.· Green dribbled the ball as the precious seconds on the clock tidced away with UCl trailing, 75-74. The moment had finally come. The clutch moment that allows star players to shine. It was what Green bad been wa.iting for. Seconds seemed like an etemJty as UCJ's priJe and joy took the final shot of the game over two UCLA players reaching for the sky. The Dall went wide of the basket and just like that it was over for UCI. One play. one shot, one chance. One player's spUt-second choice. Was it the right one? 'J • tt would have been ruce if that last shot had gone down,· Douglass !>aJd. ·u we are going to have the ball with three seconds to go and Jerry has a chance to4wtn it on a roll. I'll take that any day.· "T'he issue here lsn't that Green .1 didn't make the shot, it's that he wanted the ball. Why shouldn't he? He had already scored a game-high 27 pomts. However, Zuzak was also on a hot scortng streak against UCLA and a case could be made that maybe Green should have passed the ball. Could've? Would've? Should've? Zuzak. a 6-foot-10 sophomore forward, did score a career-high 22 points tn the game. Maybe, Just maybe he would have made the flnal shot to win the game for the Anteaters. He was certainly capable. not to mention open. Green. a seruor as well as last year's Big West Player of the Year, trusted his i.n.stinct.s and be can't be blamed for that. He had confidence in his game. Zuza.k had no regrets on how the last play unraveled. "(Green) took a shot.• Zuzak said. "It was all right. I think it was a shot he can m11ke. He took a shot be takes. so I think that was all right.• Zuzak was open. but said he dJdn't SEE ONE SHOT MGE 1J I ni•IB •/ ~ 5faltl .... "''-tiMlrtlitc llw ~ ~17 ..... TINAIOWMAN J ~ .._ Roger Corfson • 949.57 ""'223 • ....,. Fam 949-6500170 Daily Pilot COLLEGE MEWS IASIETIAll UC lrvt.ne't Jerry Green (above) bu tbe lmlde on UCLA'1Ryu Walcott ( t 0) in Saturday's aonconference duel on the Brul.m' campus. At left. An.•ter J.R. Christ (•) applies tbe pr'e91Un to UCLA's BWy Knight (3). UCLA belcl on for a 75·7• victory. CATC '-~- - Bruins defeat the Anteaters at the buzzer in a Pauley thriller Saturday afternoon. Rkhard Dunn OMY Pit.OT LOS ANGELES -Sophomore forward Stanislav Zuzak was open for a three-pointer as the UC Irvine men's basketball team w.orked for the last shot to stun UCLA and win Saturday on the hallowed Ooor at Pauley Pavilion. An upset victory here over the 17th-ranked Bruins and It's a deflnlng moment for UCI Coach Pat Douglass in his five yeatS wtlh the Anteaters. AM1111 , 7• And, in senior All-American point guard UCLA 75 Jerry Green. wbo entered the week as the nation's filth-leading scorer. the 'Eaters had the ball in the right bands. Then. at the buzzer, It was one of Green's patented hots -a runner -bul it didn't fall and UCLA escaped with a 75-74 non- conlerence win before 7,379 fans. ·we bad a great chance to beat UCLA at UCLA,· Zuzak said. ·eut I think it was a really great game. We hould've won that game ... we lost a big chance.• Green's shot missed everything except po ibly graung the backboard on its way out or bounds as time expired and UCLA Coach Steve Lavin breathed a heavy -------- sign of relief. UCLA avoided another "We had a upset (1t lost to Pepperdlne on Nov. 28). "It would have been nlce-U that last shot had gone down.• said Oougla s. whose team (5-4). which opens 819 West Conference play next week, led most of the second half. including Wlth 1 :25 left. •Jerry Green did display his talents and I thought he played a great floor game. a much better floor game than he has been playing and still, at the same time, was able to score (a game-high 27 points) .• Thanks to 6-foot-11 center Dan Gadzuric's last-minute contributions on offense and defense, the Br\UnS beat UCI for the second year in a row (last year the Bruins won, 65·60. agamsl a future 25-5 team and Big West champlon1. Gadzuric, who missed an easy two- handed dunk in the first haU. made a similar one with 1 :04 remairung. then great chance to beat UCLA at UCLA. But I think it was a really great game. We should've won that gam1e ... we lost a big chance ... " Stanlslav Zu:zak UC Irvine sophomore altered Green's one-handed runner m the closmg seconds to preserve the win. • •Jerry Green put on a show.• Lavin Sdld. ~He played bke a Wooden Award candidate and an All-Amencan and a player who might get drafted in the NBA. We didn't have any answer for him in the second hail. "Obviously we were very fortunate to be able to win this basketball game_aga.inst UCl. (The 'Eaters) really played better basketball than we dJd for the ftrst 36 minutes, then in the last four minutes we were able to make some big shots and some bag free throws.· Alter several timeouts, Green bad the ball on the final play at the top of the key. After UCLA's Rlco Htn switched off Green. Gadzuric moved in oo the 6-3 Irvine tar, who forced an off· balance shot. •r was just trying to play real tight defense and not let tum at least have an easy shot.• said Gadzunc, who bad ven points and three rebounds in 29 rrunutes. Green. who also had five rebounds, two assists. two teals and eight turnovers, said Douglass called a high screen for him ·1 was supposed to penetrate and take the shot,· Green M1d • 1 tried to do what I nonnally do -throw up the ball. but 1t dtdn 't go in thls time. ·we came in and played well. We could have easily been blown out here. but we were in it all the way to the end and I Uunk we gained some confidence from this game.• The Anteaters, who have lost three straight. shot 75~ in the tee0nd half (15 of 20) and outrebounded the Bruins, 30·23 •Teams we're supposed to beat by a fair margin, we don't.· sakl UCLA's Juon Kapono, who scored 21 of his 25 points in the second haU. including 13 traight over the hnal 6:31. 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(NHM Wlmfout cit ...... lwourblill ,.. ................ .. cklm'r 111 II lile Pwy Car.• .. rt I ... l:lfil&ad ... ==cg..1;;;:~ .. .................. . 111111,.. .... 11 .... .. .... ..... ;1S14 .. ...... ___ __ ..................... ,, --... ·•· GmLSHOOPS Injury-riddled CdMdrops 65-51 decision O>rc>M del Mar Hlgh's girls bas- ketball tJ am feU to 3-6 with a 65· 51 lou to Univ r- slty High of San Diego Saturday in a consolation game at the Sdn C lement Toumam nt. It was a cas or too many lnjurles, es ev1dt>nced by thP absence of Jackie McCoy (knee), Came Hawkin~ (kn •) ctnd Kelllann Klein (dnkle ~prain). Making a return to the bncup after miuing three gam was Andrea Gruber, who cor d seven points and had bve Courtney Kawata I •d th way 1n 'Mg with 13 pomts, MadL!Jon Otterb an cctm • up with eight point cmd 11 rebounds, and La~ n Snell hctd Jive teals. c.. 11' deft SD----•• IS. CoM 5, s.t."' QumWa Coron1 del Mar 1l 11 12 1• 51 ~(SO) 27 10 IS 1) 65 ~ • ICAIW9U ll. Gr\A>ef 7, Luu 2. Snell I, Ott.n.ln .. Mat\1 7, ~ 2. l(leln l. ) pt. goMI • KM¥•tl 2. Gtubef 1 ~ 1,l(lton 1 Fouled out none Tldwc..ltl • none UN4u ...-, CSO> Jef\M'f\ 12. lrool' 5 I/WO .. Wiiier 17, a.rt 4, lltatl.n 1 c.uo 19, lMint l l-pt.golfl CMuo 2 Fouled out none Teietlnuls • none JC MEN'S HOOPS Pirates drop 98-75 decision at Grossmont O rclngc Cott\I CollPge·~ men·., ba kelbctll tcdm ~w tlS record ftllJ to l-9 Saturdcty With d Q8-75 CuyclmtlCd Tournctment coru.olabon br.icket I~., to tht• Gnffin or Grossmont Collegt• 111 El CaJon Th Pmite had JU t one player tn doublt• hqun_• . f hman ThomctS Taylor with 10 points Frcshm n Bryctn Wilham and Snee Bucha.ndn ddded rune ctnd etght poUlt.s, ri pe<lJ'' •ly G~nt outreboundt'(J the Plrdte , 40-21 The Plratc contmu Ul th tournament toddy before taking d holtddy hrcctk, returning Dec 27 at the Scln Jo Toumam<'nt MWCAJVW''r a.a •• an ti. a.-Co.uT n 0.-.. c..... Oenlon J. ~S.~O.lrowri4. IWWlff 0. It~ 6. Wlldtl 1, w.bftf{ 7. '~ t , s..l«i S, TtMI 2, Ci«"toy 6, ~ 2. 1""-' I, T~ 10, a.fWd7 l--pt. golfl G.trey 2. ..,.~ 1, ~1 f«A9d out none Tectwcall none. Cll-... Sdwi 16. CrodWn 11 a.rt ll. ltoOens I, .,_ t. S4rouo 11, SIMt'l 12, ~on I. )"fll. go.--.,_ 1 f«A9d out none Tedlnic.M ,_ Hilftime • Gt\MlllOI"-*ll WATER POLO CdM f'rosb/sopb : drop 4-1 verdict , to lB Wilson Corona del Mar Hig)l's rfO!lh. llOph girls water polo t am lost to host Long Bec1ch Wilson Friday at Belmont P\au, 4·1. II\ • DCINMgue cont al Belmont Shore. Kliue Kubu had Corona d I MM"I oaly (l<*I. which led to• 1 • t tie efter OM quuttt of pLly, WUloll ICna<'k fOf two ln the 9econd quMl!r and ~ an tnlUnlftCe merkef ln the fourth pertod to drop ConJM del Mar to 2-t on the ...on. COIOMdtllMar~ lrtaaay Ptaliln bed niM ..v. Wllloo bed • t 7-41 edgit ln ... go.1. SPORTS "~' P. ..;• ""'°' .J 11 •• (Al'f H'....fl UCLA' Dan Gadzurlc (50) leave Uttle doubt c1bout his basket Saturday afternoon. 'EATERS CLA 15. C Irvine 7 4 OC lmtl lS-4) UClA lS·2l FROM 12 k..11wno cdllll'd lhe Br u1n.., 15·.ll \\ho lfdllt•d b} d!> ntdn} tl '>('\.( n potnl!t Wlth 12.57 It'll in llw wcund hdll (52·45) ~dJXJno 'M-!J\k 'i of b lrom lhrt>t. ... pmnl H•mtory, mo tly frorn NOA three-point ldll9<' dncl twyond 1Kt1ponol Cdn 'hoot ttw bdll hl'ttcr thdn .rnybody an Amc•nra, • l.dnn ~d fgft pf. Zuzak 8 3 2 22 Hams 1 2 5 4 Parada 2 8 4 12 Okoro O o 1 o Green 10 3 I 27 Hood 302 7 Chr1~ 1 0 I 2 Baskausltas o o 2 O Totals 21 19 24 74 3 pt ~Is Green, 4 7, Zuulc. 3. 7, Hood. 1 3 1.tad1ng rebou~ P¥ada 9. Zuuk 5, H¥m 5. Grftn 5 THmtO~·lO. fgftpf. Kapono 7 6 2 25 Gacmmc 3 1 2 7 Hines 0 0 4 0 1<1u9ht 6 5 3 21 Thompson 4 4 2 14 Cummings 2 0 3 4 Panenon 2 0 O 4 Wakott o O I o Totab 24 16 17 75 3 pt. goals • Kapono. 5-6. Kntghl. 4-6. ThornpM>n. 2·5 Luding ~ ·ThompK>n 7, Knight 4, Gadzunc 3, & Panenon 3. Tum totals · 23 Sltll. tn a Qdlllt' \\1th 1 I ll ., and ~\Cf ell lead chanq Ut'Ol xi d • tmed for tln UJ>loUt WUl _....__ ______ ... _ ttt n-. UC 1MM. 29-l'T. ·1 Wd\ pntt) conhdcn1 we hdd Iha" CJtlffil'," Sdld 7·1001 t; ·1 Cf'nt r Addm Pdfddt1 "ho hnashcd \\1th 12 pornt' .Uld nmr r bound , mcludmg ·•tn 8·of ·8 c trort at th<' loul hn'' dnd two v.-,lh 1 25 to pit!)' tu g1vt• lht• Anll'dh•r-. ..i 74-71 h•tid UCI led. h-4·58. t1llt•r Zu1.ik., two free throw" with h 48 lo µlt1). th<'n Ktlponn rnnn d t1 thret•-poantcr t\lld uddt•d two trN• throw' •I man ult• J,lll•r c utt1nq llw Rnttn\ • dt•hut tu on • I 11, thr<'<>·po1nter from ubout 25 h-t•t qaw UCL\ 11 fit>·&4 )ecld Wllh 5 01 Oil 1111' clock. th n Kapono 1,1vup tJ ~ the Qillll b8·68, cln<I lit' drclln<'d dnother long-r.mqe three-pointer with 2 'i~ ra•ma1ning to put l CL\ h td, 71-70. •J<c1pono mtldc me ll'dUy big All·Amer1cdn hot . • Oougl ~id ·w • weTI.' ctlJ ov r hun and be till hit tht• ONE SHOT FROM 12 think Gr n could hun Or maylM'. JUSl muybe Gl't't'n didn't wcsnt to htm. ·we Cell\ t y 1t"~ ICir n' l nustak.(' at all.· Zuzak "4Jd, Maybe. j0>t mGybe ... Th re a too mttny lllclY floolln<J around her~. With c1U the focus on wt..t could twv happeM.d wtth °' )UJt ~ore Green· I.a t thn-t•'> • Wllh UCI tr.uhng 7;:,-74 Zu1c.tk mi ~a mre -pointer ''1th 0 ·25 left. hut thl• Ant<•tJll:r'> r<>tatnt>d posse"l!1011 '' h n <...td.rWl< Upped lh bdJl out of bound<, rtm d timeout Gr('('ll lo\\t•d up th'' runnN that mh\tld lo l t vCLA IJp out of Uw l '(;f u~t-nundf'd ~tlpt' httl<h I Wtl.) open for t1 lhrt•e. but I don I thmk Jt•rry could Wt.' mt• from wh rl' ht• Wdl>, • .... ud Zun1k, who "on·cl ti C-dri'N· high 12 pomtc. "Th lo.,t pltly w~ mt1tl<' tor ham • Gr<'t'n alw comm1th>d 1wo of ht' 1ght tumovN an the final hvt• mmut<'.,, wh n tht• t •.tm wert• •1ther llt•d or trdd ~ on -potnt I .td' For UCLA Bally J\naght add :od 21 pomt!> and f rc!Jundn DiJOn Thom1 m had d <'di r- h 19 h 14 poant cJnd '>£'\: n rt>bound UCLA pld\'ed "1tho11t tart r 1titt Sam • who nunmg d !n left ctnkle hOt. M>m other fKton maght be blutred out ol the beg pktwe. On the oppot.tl -ol the Anteeten' llde ol q,. court. UCLA bad * own beg lhot JelOft Kapono. • ru IAM my chAnce wtt.h (K.pofto) sbooting tM bell ..................... ..... . ucu Co.di Slew: La¥tn ..... •tte .... good illltinc1I • Klpollo .. , , ....... ......... A .. EIErt, ..... •. "atJS,.._.. .... .................... .... , •• ,,,ff, ·CJNlll--~ OUI .... ,.. ........ a.. ....... ,a lilllli• .. _. .. .................. dllda ..... Hn• .., ....... ...... ~-...-. .. · .............. alter ~t ppang on C..adzun«., root dt prachC<' Thur dtly UCLA pomt gudrd CedrtC' Boz mcln htl been out aflN urg ry on htS nght kn De<" 3 The qdll\e Wd unilar to ld4'1 t'd4'0n. when thl' Bnuru trd1l d b~ lour pomt ..it hdlitun ~Jore rdU)"utg for d four-point vtctory. Thllt ta_nw they wPre down, iq.27, .1t hctllllme. then i.cored eight m t1 row lo (JO up. 35-31 "WP hdve heen in th.ls lo.nd of ... 1tuabon many um t ton• ;md wt.• u .. utllly comt> out on top · Pdrada wd ·1 dchntt<·ly f It we had a good <ihot at w1nrung lrvme put Log th r a 20-14 run to go up b2·56 with 8 16 remaining, b fore Kapono ingl -hand dly took over. onng th • 13 strt1.19ht poUlts tor d 71·70 I ad •1t Wei a gre t gun show Ev •ryone was conng. • h said •1 m lad we got out of h re wath a WUl • Sunday.~ t6, 2001 IS HIGH SCHOOl GllLS SOCCll Mustangs edge Northwood Costa Mesa outlasts the Tunberwolves in a Pacific Coast League preview with victory in a shootout. Stew Vl,.n OAJLv hor HUNTINGTON BEACH -The. Costa M liJgh • girli socc r t<•cim I wa t1ll ubout red mpuon wh n 11 took on Northwood an a qudr· terftndl of th~ Ocean Vu•w Tournament Sc.ltwddy mommg at Gold n W t CoUege After lo mg a 3-1 bdlfllme I ad, th • Mw.tdng overc-ame lh I tdown by wuuung. 4. 2. in the hootout Cosld MP\d sophomor gOdlkeeper Kd1Uyd Genthng Cdme through 111 lh dutch, recordmg her blth Sc:sV on Northwood's crond hot from DaruC'U Grddy, who wa~ dlso the Timbcrwolvc\' goalkreper "It's a bag win.· Mu ldng~ Cooch Dan Johnston wid of the victory over lhe Pclcillc C0ctst IJ>agu foe "WP Wdnted to do well m th1!> toumdm •nt so 1t Cdn set w. up for ledgue 1lus gdfll<• I !I (th Tunbt:rwolV€'5l know we can play with th m and thdl < hdnqes lbe dynamic .. of tht! !PCL1 . In the shootout. ~1e!>a .fr(' hman ~t.ldru Duartt> t•vent-'d the core 1-1 with t\ h•>t to th nght that Grddy got d htrnd on but at had ••nough power 10 fOUo\\ through IIllO lht• nt•I GenUmq th n canw up \\<,lh d btq top tiding to her left to put the prc>\surf' on the Ttmbcrwolve 11·4 -1 J Devin DclUlldJl. 'hdIOn Ociy ctnd .It'll.Dy ·p.lrk!> S<or<'d to close out the game, whtl Nurthwood ml!>S<'d one hot and mcidv another ·rnw Mustanq 1 were rw.lly scrdppy. • Timbcrwolw., CodC'h Mt11k Fost r Scl1d. "Th •y JU"t got the )Ob don • They don't have many club '>OCCN qub, but th y • JUSt \Clap We look forwdJd to pldymg lh m d9iWl 1n league.• Cost.I MPSa rtamly got th Job done in the first half. onswerang a 1-0 deflot W'ltb • 3· 0 run Following tournament format Pdch hdll took 30 minute'>, inst ad of the tratlJbondl 40 J><ll'h, a fr tun.cm. evened the !>COrl', 1-1 (Jff an ist from semor Sarah Ronquillo m the 10th nu.out lhr nunut dft r Northwood had scored Ten mmuh.!\ Idler parks '>I ru c k------- a g tl 1 n tctk 1ng ddvaolel9e of dll open net dfler Ronquillo collad~d "(This) changes the dynamics of the (PCLJ ... " w 1 1 h Dan Johnston Northwood Costa Mesa coach gOct.lket-pt•r Mellt a Ota. who w~ lflJWed and 'di out thl' r of th~ wcty The Mustctn<J went up. 3· 1. clftcr Ody hurled a long lhrow-a.n an front ot Northwood' n t and Ronqwllo fuushed 1t Tht· T1mberwolve carne bock Ill th second half wtth two qwck go.Us dnd M held on Lo send tht> gc11n anto th shootout ·We played a better flrst hct.U lhdn the se<'Ond. • Johnston 5clld ·Kcu~ came up wtlh that great SdVe lU\ the hootoutl W tust have to rut out lh nw.tdk dt\d we re hard to beat • The w:tory P\Jl lh M ustdngS and ~nuhnctl agaimt unbeaten El Toro letter an the day dnd M Sci '\pdJ'kJcd for d whtll• wtth Day two gOdb oil d~ lltts from Sarah Ronquillo dnd ~ Dunn leddlng 10 c:t 2.0 lf't1d bcrow El Toro bounced hdck to win 4-2. el.UTUildlmg the M~tang 17·31 from lhe toumcll'1l nt El Toro 1 now 8·0 HIGH SOIOOl. IOYS IASKETIAll Costa Mesa collects 50-46 victory C~lcl ~I~ High. ·point mcludillg ven an the came through m the fourth quart r Also contnbut· hnal mmute to '1 mg to M d WU\ wa Carl d feat Gahr. 50-46, Ja_amt• I 1x points, nine an the con olat1on r bound>) round of the , SonordfTrOy boy'i ba ketball SCll!IA/DIO'l r I 7 toumam nt dt 'lroy Sat~ay c.oi: 1 ' • ' CA»1A MlaA ..... 4' The Mustctng' were trcUlulg, ~a.,~ 4b-45, wh n ~olan Clark scored Gatw 10 • 14 1• 4' on a ldyup with d pa from Cosu ~ 22 7 • 15 50 Danny Krlkonan to put Co let a.tw coon 7 ~ 15· Wiiii.ma 10. Obra5 .._ .. ,_~, ~ t sa ahead by one point l pe pis Coon 1. Obra 1 Chad Vak1h mt1de a k<'y F-ouledovt ,_ block and '>Cored two free Tfdlnt<M ncJfW eo.t.e Mia <:onte 20. l/llk1N 7, lhro\\ 10 di th<1 ,,·m for Co la Claf1112. ,..,.,... •. K,..orian s ... o M ~ (b·41 M1llw¥dO David Contt• hdd a gdml'· ].pt. pk Conte 1 Kn orian 1 high 20 pomlS anti four a l.ltts llilk•lt 1 Fou&edout -wht.I Cldrk ctupjX>d IO wtlh 12 T«Mull. ,_ Dos Pueblos tops Sailors, 49-47 Newport Harbor High rallied from a 16-po1nt haH- tun deficit, but couldn't bang on and lo t to Do Pu blo., 49-t7. tn a nonl clgut> boy b4l ketball gdme at UC nta Barbara turdc1y The Sallon w nt on a 14-7 run 11\ the third. but ncv r took lh l ad an the fourth quart r. Tbny ~1elum n-d 22 pout and had t.5 r bound • but th S&aloB had ~ tumo~ m the game •nd mad only hv of t 2 free thro Dos Puebl m d l5 of 19 free throws. A l o C'htpptng 1n for th Selllors offensively was Ch•d Rorct n wtth run poLnlS The Sailon fall lo 7 -3 wh&le Dos Pueb1 unprov w 5-2 mu• O.."--• ...__ ..... .., (.tut ... ...... ..... .., ...... ~...,.., 10 5 14 11 . '1 Ool "'**» 1S II 1 11 • • .....,_. """""°" 5. ...,,.,. 2. .....,..._ '-"°'*' t T.,..... 2. ,...,_), ....... u. __..., 0 l-1ll-....... ....., l. ~ 1 Fouled out. r.-. ~ .... ........... ~,S.~1. G1ldc 7, ........... *'",...... 2. S....2. ..... 2 ................... ,_... °"'.,.., ~-- tour .... COroMcMI Mer. ...... nona.ague few Leg JM HUii WedlMMy .... • ...... ... • .. 14 Sundor· December 16, 2001 SPORTS Doily Pilot COWGI MEWS mt WOMEN'S ~G ' Anteaters sweep to victories The UC I rvine me n deledt d Central Washl.ngton , 125'1'"'.sl'h whil th UCI women were on the wanmng end ol d 121-58 d Jon in dual acbon Saturday aft<>moon dt th Anteat r Aquetllcs Complex In m n'i com1 Ubon, UCI we» pared by junior AtWo SzUogyt, who won th<' 200-yord ln<l1v1duaJ medley (1:58.20) W'ld th 100 brCdStSlr'Oke (t:Ot.'48). Th Anleale~ had th top finlShN ID al.I but two .... UC.,_ 125'h. CIMuL WAii• JION D 1h ...,_.......,,,... 1.UCll'Wle~~ ~Amt). 131.,0. 2 ua. 1 4.1 67,) UCI). 14272 .. ._ • 1 ltooh ({W). I 45 t i. 2 TogMUJ OJCI), 1 47 t7, ) Adnlifl cucn. I 50.55 ,. ._ • I Alr'I (UCO. 21 91, 2 ....,_ (UCO. 22.l7, 3 .,,,_ <UCO. 22.21. .. lll61$e'......, I Sl!llgyl (UCI), ISi let 2 Kim (UCJ). 20011; 3. MYnl(tl (CW). 2'02 S6 ,.. ftr . I Tognea1 (UCO. 52.1 ), 2 lrooh (CW). 5) 119. ) Shult (CW). 56.lO 1CIO .._ I lloyotf (UCJ), 41 50, 2 Klllolke (CW). SO ~ 3 htmudu (UCI), so 62 1eO INldl ·I Shlmut'• (UCJ). Sl 41. 2 Pat<lNWlth (UCJ), 56 97. 3 Mumdl (CW), 57 ll .. .._ • I otlof1 (UO), 4 53 il. 1 AdNn (UCO. 4 54 09, 3 Md(~ (UO), 4 59 7l 1eO .._. 1 Sii&.gyl (UCJ). I 01 41. l he (UCI). 1 03 :M, 3 ICJm (VO), 1 04 J9 200 .._ ....., · I C...tr•I W~on. I 31 17, 1 UCJ. 1 2981.) ua. I U 17 events U\loughout the afternoon. Th Anteater women ca.lmed all but lhrff v nt throughout lhe day frOihmdn Kim Do claimed the 100 beckstroke (59 7<}) dnd plaef"d second in th 200 freesty~ (1.58.0'l) . Th<' UC lrvtn<> meft And women wW hive Um>e w<>eks to prepare ror their ow n Oaktronics lnvlt.tUonal (Jan 5·6). • .... UC.._ 121, CladMl Wa.nu JIM• _.,........., .... • 1, UC 1rw11 C11Mw-. Kif!\ Sn,..-. • LMltor\), I .5lt2. 2 c..ntr ......... , 155 9' l UC IMfte, 1 5'61 .. "-• 1 Gullick (UO), I J7 7, 2 0o (UCI). 1:llot; 3 SdvNlt.z (CW). 1.39 JO ,. ._ I Moor• (UCO. 26.lA; 2 o.c:.cro (UCI). 2t.2S). ] Mcl<Mn ((W). 27 01 ........... ......,_ I Senllge ((W), l.1111. 2 OonNn (UCI), 2 14 90; l . ~ (UCI), 2 15.5'. 1eO ftr •I Jon4IS (CW), 59.96; 2. ~ (UCI), 1:00'7, ). OonNn (UCI)., 01.61. 100 .,_ I. I.Inion (UCI). 55.19; 2. Oe<M1to(UC1), 57.U; l Moore (UCI). 51 26 MO IMidi 1 Oo (UO), 59.79; 2. WV-. (UCO. 1 00 57, 3 Yllv (UCI), I 06 06 .. .._ 1 stwfldan (UCI), S.12.U. 2 Gullicll CUCJO. 5 12 59, 1 Z«n (UCI). 5.20 93 Ml._....· 1 Y«wlg (UCl). I ~.16, 2 s.nt..,. (CW), 1 09 19. ] ~ (UCI), I 10.ll 20e .._ ,_,. 1 C«'IWI w~ n t.. 2. uc irw., nt.) UC trw.,nt 1 COMMUNITY COWGE WOMEN'S IASIETW.I. Bucs sail into title game today Orange Coast women seeking a third stra ight Coast Christmas Classic crown at lhe expense of lhe sdITle party -Cerritos. Or<1ngr C o d '> I College"• w o m ens b ct s k e t ball .tectm impro- ved to I 0-3 SCOlllO•• With d 55.37 victory over ~ C'ue'i l d Sct t urddy )7 SS rug ht. setting up a chwnp1oru.lup showdown agatnst Ct•rr11os today ctt o4 p.m. m th<' Pirdl<•s' gym. It's the third straa~Jht linw Polley COAST OllSIM$ CW$K S.•lltftt ... OMNGll <:o.sr SS. a.a J7 o..ta A. v.mstrom 2. Vollmer 13. H W1mtrom 11, de Groot 5, ,, .. .,.y 2, Vil'-' 2. 8ac0l 2 )pt go.ts -~ I Fouled out • nont TeOlnltM • nont e>r.,.. c-t H•UU!ht 17, G.MNo 9, ~ 4. Quiroz 7, Mumrv 2. ~hon 4. Mendo.t• a. Ducey 2. Vl!n 81Ken 2. DtlOn 0. j()hnjon 0. John 0 3 pt gc»ls • H•tiulh• 3, Gel«llo ), .~2.Mun1Y1 Fouled oC/1 nont T~ none ~me Or.-ng.~ 29-14 the<>e two wall h.av<' m t an th hndl Tiw pctst two '>f't1..0n'> Co<t">I hd' gone on to claun lhc• chclm· p1on.,h1p. Coach Mik<> Thornto n "• Orange Coast qllltllN WdS l<'d !>Y Ndncy Hati.ush1 ''i 17 points dnd four a 1 ti. Sctturdety, d~ w II d' ltuu· .. uml 1lc-1u ll111f'• un· •11lt11·1 1 111 1'111111,:I' • i1 lt0111 11011n -. 1111' p11hl1 .. lll'r n· ... ·n ·1•<1 1hr ril(hl tu , ........ ,r n•1 lu--ik n•\ i"4· or rrj<,.·1 1111\ ..i .. .._.,r.. .. 1 COW CIMDMS CWSIC .......... 0.-CGMT Mo• C... 42 II~· Whorlev 4. Huggins 2. ~ 2. Stodlton tl, M&zur Q. W.tgrleft 2. l'MIPI 11, I t.ck 17 3-pt. goetl • l'hlllopt ) F°"'9d out · none Tedlnub • none Or-.. CAMllt. ~ o. ~ 10, John 2. GelftSO 9. MeMlle 1 s. Jol'lf'dOtl 2. Mendou 16, Ducey 2, 0-oi 6. MufrlY 6. Dizon O, Gredy 4. Ven lur.n 4 3-pt. go.ts • Mendoa 4. GelMlo l. HMsull'M 2. MeMlle I FouMd out Ntl!lor\ HeHtvne • 0r-. Coest. 45 n t he board tr ng th ol Kyrd Melville. who had LX f •bounds The Parat knockc•d down 10 three-point h ot to sedl Cuestd' fdte C u td fell to t 2· -4 w1th the los Orange Cott I Wd in conundnd at haUtun with a 29· 1-4 bulge }' The Blue Rebels ntign as AYSO Region 97 cbamplom ln boys under-10 competition after a very sUttetaful season. front row, from left: Matt Mello, Flsher Robison, Brodi Beal, Andrew Brown, Zach BuJe, Ryu Cernlo, Kawika Morse and JusUn Cerrato. Back row, from left: Bunker Hill, Blake Davey, Zachary Mogtuaddam, Marlo Flgue~oa, C:hrls Wbllel~gge and Coach Lelsha Mello. BERNSTEIN CONTINUED FROM 12 eight N URA ndltondJ even~ • including ctt the Pomonct Fcmplex No\ 11 Further. Rem,l<'m e ldbhsh<>d lh<' world Plt1psed tame record {4 477 'ic>concls), · the fdstc t tun<• in thP history of the sport. in Jum• t1t tht> Route tit> R<1n •wdy in Ch1c.tqo. 11 abo ., •t t1 nt1llont1I 'ip(• 'd record 13.12 18 mphl m Redding Pel • Oct 7 Th<.• Nov 11 vartory mt1rkecJ SernstC'm''i h i t rt1rcer wm dnct hi!> 31'1 an Top ru<>I, whale he .tnd h~ c;on m t1d(' N I IRA hi.'itOry .ti Lds Vt'<jd'> m Apnl, bccommq lhc• hr<it lt1thc>r/l>Qn d uo to wan tlwir C'dtPgone' dt the SdJTI nt1llOllJI ('Vf'nt. tlw n repeated their eUorL" t~o montm Idler in Chm1go ·w <>'r r<'ddy tor d br&1k now, hul w("ll t)(' pn•pdrc:>d to ka< k olf llw Por<'V<'r Rc•d l..tn•"'t'IJ tour m r •brudry,. ~d BNru.l<'tn rf'lernn9 to hh hn.al yt•llf m tht> nxkpit ·it h<.1' l>t:<'n dll honor lor m<' to rl'pr •wnl BucJw<'a<ter lor 22 yt dr> Ith<' lon9~1 < um•n1 fdCPr·'>l>Ull.\Or d\,(X ldlaon tn clll of motor 'l><lrh), ~ luC' Trx,1-. lur 14 Y<'M,, t1lon<1 w11h Wm..ton .an d NI IRA th m11qht111I my l>llllrt• C'tHf•1•r • ~ ly clrf'11m wtwn I Wd'> 11rnwlnu up w.i .. to b<• t1hlt• tu r.t('(' prol1 ·<; .. 11m<.1ll) c.llld to 111<1k<• rtiUhlj my ll\:l'hhlJnd \\ 1thou1 Budwt'l\t r .ind the opportumly thtJt ''IR.\ wm .. ton clr.tlf lcl( lllCJ hll'> <.11lorcl('d nw, I 1wvn would ht1\ll' h• ·t•ll clhlf' to rt•dhll> 111.-. du•.am A f)clrt·llllW !'.1•\.\ pon U••t1c·h rc-..dPnl 'lflrP I '1 .. 0. Bcm'ilPtn hu1ll •• huan1• an < 'omn<1 cf Pl ti.for In tlw 1.11t• tt~H).. <1nd '<'lllt~l lor cruod WC'll, ..ort ol .. (IWIWr Of tht• drdCJSlt'r .and comp.any with d 12.1>00-..quare foot fdcility m L..tkl' rurc .. 1. B1•m .. t(•lrl Will r onllmw to lravel 200-to·225 dt1y' d yedr w ith the Hud"'l'l'>t•r Kmg tedm "Th<1t., d lot ol time on th h111hwd\' <1nd d lot of hot('Ls, - -..ud Rt•mi.IC'ln, who. alter 30 y1•t1f'i ol Mnnq Toµ Fuel dr<1q'itl'~ • .., ree:1dy lo r1•hnqu1 h the dnvt-r's <'di to his 'on "l'v«• lx>«>n !ortunalc bt•< t1u' • (the tcdml ha t1n ornph ht.>d a lot.· addc>cJ 81•m'>tl'lll "I'll be 58 by th · 1•nd ul n xt yedI and it's ume lor '>Omron<' l'l<it• m the Cllr I'm t•\C 1tNI ..about my l>OO ld.lonq O\it'r dlld I fl'<•l llke I'm gomg out on to1J of my g4mr It., nan> to qu11 th(•n • On of th ddys, ll<•m'>tf'm e:1lso plt1m on or µlt1)iin9 more c1olf Tiw ~nlt1 An11 Counlry Club member hd'> y<•t to play m d m1•mlw r/m1•rnber toumam nt. Monduv ............... 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I yeu l'llve tJpet~ 1n ~ u~lt re11~ e!MrOM'lfllt we o IO\ie 10 hear from you P1use IO K1111 II 91 3-469 .835() FITIGUES C•ll Cl•aalfled Tod•Y 949) 842-5878 IE YOUR OWN IOSS S100MOOO f'TIFT ,,. ..... ,~ 1· •I U)9T _ DoOetNn ""' I wtl'ld calllr !MN ' Uniw· N\•;.:;,s.~-nw --------------------------------------------------------------------------"' -_II' .... ' -1 • -.,.. • Le lllr ,. Fp .. Ira !nary I I =:~~~ ?r~Jii. -~· TODAY'S SUNDAY PUZZLE r-. ' ~- ' IOWrl Wt> IC pat\ ll'DO' •------• • • :*;:.;.; I fll I •111 ..... .... -. ...... ., .... a.. .................. .,.CJ ... ....._1• ........ Cll °"' • ........... -., D Yll, llU. llY CAI Run your ad In the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the --()d~- Hooti1 Beaeh- Ru1tain valley looependent to reach Mr 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with ~ credit cad I or mall with I '9•.-:---·----------- • check 1Ddlrtl Ralt for I Wiik! 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W£E<l.V OOOYMD ClEANUP saMCE •low•S7~~ c..~ ..... 71• .00.0 , ............ .. ~ . - ' e ..,... . ... , .... :::=.-""' ... ~--·-·-..... . •(]AllE) lfsdl'*im JW'rt~ ir-*'rr lW'"ma. aim, ,,..., pd era ocmp6a! f • ~ ... . . .... • Doily Pilot ' Sunday Doc bei 16, 2001 J7 ' ' - This is our community. We live and work here and want tO ·make a difference. Recently, we started discussing · amo,ng ourselves what we could do to contribute to our neighborh~ 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 the Newport-Mesa School District So far, we've donated $150,000 this year! Weve just begun to make a difference in o~ ndghborhood, and you can too ... I I j \ !~ l '.A~ •or•suw•ur.wm · II s...1ay, ~ r6, ~1 .. . . . . Daily Piiot <ii' C.OLDWEL ·L BANKER FROM SOUTHERN ~ E A D I N·G R E A l E S TAT E C 0 M PA N Y EMERALD BAY $4,950,000 PELICAN HILL $3,675,000 NEWPORT COAST $1, 799,000 NEWPORT BEACH $1 ,680,000 Gorgeous Monterey Cok>niaJ 4 Bd. 4.5 Ba. Custom 6 Bd. 8.5 Ba. home. Large lot, pool, E>cqiMle home~ witt'I ocean vtewa. Rare opportunity to own over half acre, Oceanside of P.C .H. and newly decorated. 5 Bd. 5.5 Ba. 3 car garage. prtvatety gated estate. Rod Oa'9y 94917S9-3n6 Comegyt & Petel'900 9491717 .... 750 Jennifer Pritchett 9491718-1579 Eat1 & Judy Taylor 94Ql574-3598 LIDO ISLE $1 ,550,000 BELCOURT $1 ,525,000 BALBOA ISLAND $1,495,000 LAGUNA BEACH $1 ,495,000 Fabulous home with 4 Bd. 4.5 Ba. Laige lot. 4 Bd. plus study, large family room, gourmet Beautlfut duptex for owner plus Income. North Laguna. Perfect Laguna Tudor with Street to street location. kitchen, poof and spa. Roof deck with view! ocean vtewa. 3 fireplaces. Mantyn Read 9491718-2733 Hinman & Hlnl'Mtl 9491759·3705 · Biii Feeney 9491717.,..744 Hinman & Glem 9491759--3705 CORONA DEL MAR $1 ,450,000 RIVAGE $1 ,235,000 DOVER SHORES $1 , 150,000 NEWPORT BEACH $825,000 Move4n perfectt Remodalad 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba e.uttful lir9e story, highly upgrllded home. Elegant 4 Bd. home. Views of hart>or, Ambiance of comfort In this single level with views. Large lot. Fabulous pool. Back Bay and city lights. 4 Bd. 3 Ba. pool home. Sydney Gielow 9491400-1320 Morphy & Buah·Stroner 9491759·3782 Jones & Jones 9491717.,..784 Nancy MalMaarin ~3553 NEWPORT HEIGHTS $795,000 NEWPORT COAST $759,950 Sklgle atoty cottage hM It ... 3 Bd. 2 BL LulUy 3 Bd. 3 BL , .. ZZll VIia. lJnoblN:*9d with pool and epe. pmiorwntc .... Morphy & Bulh-Stroner 9491759-3712 Undll T~ 9'8n1~ ..,, .. , . • ---· -· 3 NEWPORT BEACH $599,000 2 Bd. 2 BL 2 mr .,. condo doee to FMNon'*'d. Oerry Long 9'8(71 •2318 ...• , . NEWPORT BEACH $599,000 Largnt ftoorptan In th• Bluffs on a comer lot. 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