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Home My WebLink About2002-01-06 - Orange Coast PilotI • . ~ • • .. • S· u ND A y • •• SERVING TI-iE NEWPORT -f../i.SA COMtMUNmES SINCE 1907 qN THE~ WWVV.DAILYPILOT.COM SUNDAY STORY lil11i11 NEWS Newport Beach Is getting its fill of bmtetbell players. Kobe Bryant buY5 a house in Newport Coast and Dennis Rodman gets arrested. See ftOrie9. ,... J Is volunteering one of your New YNn molutlons? If SO, we h.w five organizations that would like your help. S.. ..... 5 ·-·~· COMMUN In .. ---·a · Get out your ~ ' 1 lamps. as that's the only Wll'f you'll Me sumhine today S..hgeJ ' FORUM Newport ~ Beach's new mayor, Tod Ridgeway, SpHks with Assistant Oty Editor James Meier r•llYAN Vlvlane Wayne went to Turkey to learn more about her lather who died whl!n she was 15. She WTote a book about her travel.5. venture about his goals and Greenllght. S..hget Newport Beach resident's first book tells the tale of her search for clues about her father's youth in a foreign land ..... SPORTS The Anteaters' men's basketball tum was seek· ing its 18th straight home victory Saturday night as UC Riverside's Highlanders invaded the Bren Events Center. S..hge11 ....... CAU•ll Loltu...,,... DAILY Pit.OT J ust to the nght of the mtncate woven rug ~ that sits in the foyer 1s what Viviane Wayne call the Turkish room. On l~ far west wall of the small but quaint reading room in her Newport Beach home are five sentimental objects that remind Wayne of her rich ancestry. At the top of her hrine hangs a pictwe of her Ralph a. father, Ralph R. Fresco. and below that, a pie-F1'81CO ture of his father • Moise Fresco. Just beneath the two patriarchs is the medal given to Wayne's grandfather by a sultan. The last hangmg picture hows six of her uncles on h r lath r's Want to know ~t's going on In Newport-MeY this weefc? This month? ~ month? OMdt out our uttlm.rte C.alendar. de. Adding a touch of fenururuty to the otherwise masculin di play are her mother's inl&d dv r beth slippers. unknown, it lnsplred two tnps to Turkey and a corresponding recently published DOnbd:lon DOV• I. btled •tnsbaJJah: In Purswt of My Father's Youth.• VI~ W•yae Wps through a photo album documenting her bip lo 1\uby, tbe blrthpl«e of both her puents. See ...... Each tlem tn the room vok its own memory m Wayn • rrund, reminding her of an an try so dripping in tustory end th ' •They give me 'J>leasure. these obJects. They provide me with a trong aense ol conbnwty, a con· nection to history that bad previ- ously eluded me,• Wayne writes in the final peg of b r book. •And th y rep nt, fmally, a compl · tion to th arch for my fath r' hlstory .• Wayn , 75, is th daught of Sephardic J ws who both cam from Tur~ )'• wh r th lt famili had lJved for 500 yun after n ing I SEE TURKISH MGE 4 op[nng to the crime -statistics . . ;Oflici8.Is searching f~r jNeWport Coast money ' Residents of newest Part 'of :Newport BMcb aay they lost out 'on mil.,_ wbm Newport :COMt ~ w• .old to become 'put ol the toll road. • . ..._..., .. --ram DAILY .... I ~ ~ MAOC-NewpGl't Coll& 11 tl11t .......... 3 ..... ..... ~... C..DlllM M lcLllllr a-........... - I f you can't do the tune. don't do the en.me. Good advice. espea.l.ly lf . . you're • proh HIONI athlete. Two mlmelUDg lteml in the crime fUe t.bil WMk. A recmt nipor1 on • Al'Ml'it:•'I Sel9lt and Molt Dangerom .QdM" -1 --........ .,...ca..--rana ~ 8wll J5tb and a. Mlle 58* OUl °' 327 dMll-wcped. Y4lry CDOI • ..... .,..,...,.,. ............... •••n••---......... Olm ...... --·~--,==~==::=? d • 2 .~ndoy. Januory 6, 2002 SlilSOfWl&Tmi · It's not the. signs so much as the free palldng and redirectEtd b'affic that's belplng some Balboa Penin· sula bu.sinesse'! weather constnic· tion work. Merchants have gtven mixed reviews to the dty's efforts io ease the burden NEWPORT · of an $8-miWon ren-IEACH ovation project. And the new Rose Bowl rules are anything but - rosy for Newport Beach. The dty, once able to draw Rose Bowl teams and tourists, is finding that the prolonged event and the change from a Big Ten and Pac 10 match are making it hard to draw people here. Following a nationwide trend, Revenues from the city's sales tax have taken another dip, now down 9.71 % below last year's fig- ures. Some worry that, if the trend continues, it could mean serious cutbacks on the horizon. 1Wo eucalyptus trees were cut down illega_Qy and the dty is demanding compensation. The 60-foot trees, though in a resi- dent's front yard, were on city property and designated as pro- tected trees. City officials want $8,000 compensation for the two lost trees. -June c= s •• cowrs Newpon BffCh. She in.y be rNChed .t (949) '574- • .Qll or by HNll •t jurw1.~til'NS.Gom. ~ . . . . ,/ com••" 10111 · •Jt ls one of the beat memories of my life. My daughters, my: husband, my family and the. Roae Bowl." _ ............... 42, of Cati. Mell. on riding on the 1971 MllUon Viejo fto.t In the 9'0le ,. ••• theJ'lcwrt won the ~_..,,.._ .ward. PHOTO OF THE WEEK ntOllllTS flOM Tm sqlm: The weather was cold with brUUant dear spots in between patchy clouds whJJe I was taking photos of a soccer game at Costa _ Me8a High School. I love taking weather pictures and ple of ldd& starting to play basketball. Hoop nets are perfect to Wuatrate the weather because they ore up high. I hoped the kids would stay because the ·sun would soon be setting. · CIOSHD CllU UllS Sore necks abound in Costa Mesa, as cable users who have had problems with AT&T Broad- band have attempted to cook din- ner. bathe their children and bal· ance the phone between their shoulder and ear \\"hlle on hold for · kept in the back of my mind to be on the lookout for a "sky" idea. During aoccer game's half·Ume, I ran over to the court and found the angle. including the cloud and blue sky. All I needed was a player to lay up the ball, ao he looked lll<e he was shooting for the sky. a cusft>mer service COSTA representabve. MESA La~t week, the Pilbt ran a brtef syn· op is of the more ~n-~p respons- es we have received abbut peo· ple's cable woes. Some people eve n continue to follow up, calling to report more waiting time for a switch to digital cable. Telecommunication managers at the city said they have been frustrated with the level of cus- tomer service at AT&T Broadband and have given the company a Jan. 15 deadline lo address the problem. . Olficials at AT&T Broadband said most problems with customer wait times stem from the fact that everyone is trying to call at once -either right before.work, on their lunch hour or right after work. Cable officials said they will work with city officials to resolve the problem. -....... ......, (Oll«S Cosu MeM. She 'may be rMC'Md .t (9"49) 574-4275 Of by • IMll tt loliu.,...,.,,.,.,.tlmacom. Sometimes you don't have to go far to get a pie· lure and today was my day. I noticed a noticed a cou- mADY FOi THI LAllDlll Holiday travel at John Wayne Air· port held up fairly solidly, according to some preliminary data released by the airport ibis week. In the period from Dec. 20 to 24. the airport saw three days that were up from 2000 and two d~ys that regi.s· JOHN WAYNE tered only slight dips. AIRPORT In that respect, the airport bucked a broader downtrend in the nation's air travel industry. The rest or the nation saw a 12% drop in air travel from Dec. 20 to 26, a spokesman for a airline trade group said. -Don Le.ct. John Wayne's relatively cheery SEAN l-llilR / OAlY Pl.OT holiday .was attributed to I.ts concen- tration of business and more affluent travelers. Based on anecdotal evidence, an aiiport spokeswoman said she thought the final seven days of the year were fairly steady. even though the data was not yet ava.Uable. -Paul a..... awen the environment .00 John Wr(M Airport. He~ be ruc.hed •t (9"49) 7~330 or by e-1N1l 1t p11ul.dintonet.ifmeos.com community service, a year of pro-ed 9ot guilty to sexually assaulting derogatory comments that hurt bation and a $100 fine. an<f tortw'ing a 15-year-old girl bis son's chances for a college But lm.migration and Natural-last month. scholarship. lustion officials, who are have Dance, 20, is accused of luring The complalnt, filed m Orange Sanchez orl no-bail hold. say he is the girl over an Internet chat County Superior Court, seeks Costa Mesa Police arrested a not a resident and bad either over: room, inviting her to The Block at $250,000 in damages for com- .C6-year-old man Tuesday on sus-stayed his visa or did not have his Orange and then taking her to a ments ~de !SJa.i.n.st J .O. Martinez pidon of impersonating a police papers. Officials said he will even· secluded parking lot on cai:ppus and his father, Marc Martinez, by officer. tually be deported because be was and assaulting her. A pretrial Coach John Emme. Officials said Jesus Delcannen previously convicted for posses-hearing is set for Feb. 15 and a Emme has a different version of Delgardo Sanchez was seen trying sion ol a controlled substance. prellminary hearing is scheduled the events, pointing out that J.D. to stop a woman A 32-yeu-old Costa Mesa man for March 1. Martinez did not throw fast PUIUC under the guise of a led police on 4 lO·minute chase _.,..._._....(.(Ml'lpublk smtv.n<t enough to catch scout's eyes and SAF ITY police officer. But offi-through residential neighborhoods c:ouns. She may be ruched .i (949) 574-4226 hi cers did not have any ThWsd.ay morning before turning or by .-mail •t -,,..bhllfathel.tJma.com. gave up more than a t per further evidence because the himself in. Jesse De Quinteros lnning. woman in question left the scene Goens raced through sevenil rest-sun SlllS A Rllll Otherwise. it was quiet 01\ the be.fore police could contact her. dential neighborhoods adjacent to campuses o.s students of an, aga Sanchez pleaded guilty 19th Street before he gave ~ll The father of a Corona del Mar enjoyed their hollday time off last ~==~~ ~t:n~~~= ~tJie~:;,1d· Nobody was hurt EDUCATION ~~ :::i~c:;~ w~~~~~o=a~ntw$- '\ Doily Pilot "HJ.storically when we have rainy weather, we tradllional· 1y have boat fire,. "· -Sgt.Ron ....... of the 0r.,. County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol, spNklng ~ a 51.foot ~!boat that suffered aroond $10,000 In damages during a fire on Dec. 29, • rainy S.turday • / think people wanl to spend more Ume with their families and not just cele· brate for the sake of celebrat- ing. People are realizing the value of family. • · -Rldwd Zant., assictant ~ ~ The P•rty Staff Inc., 1 Cost.I Mesa company that pro Yi~ chef$. waiters •nd v•leb for ~ pwties. on why there were fewer New Year's parties lor 2001 ·2002 mil SNAllll . "When I was first elected, I didn't have the best image. I was not looked at as a teum player, but I have gone out of my way to give /fello\\ counc:il members} what the\ want -to a point. I hope they will give me the benefit of the doubt and second some of my motions -at least give me a chance.· -OwhStMl. on ~ng on tM Costa Mesa City Council. Steel was ~med tht Daily Pllo1'1 newsma~r of tM ¥'tar "This whole thing isn't going to ma)(e h1m a better ball plCJ¥er, or more desirable for a college program. It kind of puts a mark on him.· , -G.wy~ • Con. Mesa--besed pro baseball scout f0t the K.ansas City Royals, on the suit filed bY Marc M•rt:nez. fdler of SH Kings pttche< . J.O. M.rt:inez. against Coron• del Mar co.ch John EmrM. The su:t claims tNt derogatory sta1ement.s In.Ide by Emme hurt his son'1 chances for college recruitment "Historically, we've apon· aored (Jep rallies and provid· ed bond pracUce apace at achools -things like that. But now It's a much greater challenge to market Newport Beach." -.tatwt c-• of the Newport h4Kh Conference ~ Vblton Buiuu. on~ trou~ ' the city had attra<:tlng fans. ~Ind binds from the Rose Bowl. The Jan. l 9M"9 for the Ntk>nal championship betWten Mt.ml Ind Netw•a marked ~ first ye« ~t the tMfm didn't represent the Pac 10 Ind Big Ten confer~ bim tQ t\VO ,;lavS of Jimf! .lllN!AdV ln ~ l"t\U'f't& thltt w-.k 1 tr ~-.~ . .-.-,~".:'.r"'~r=tr:t.....:-=-i~C-::--=-::::;i, .. r=i--._-__ -...._ ---.-.,.,--........__.,,._ .. _... we• veu, wgm aayw ot VdIUDtal'f --............. ~ucrent Bffilri Oance -P ea ~PllciifWliliTiUccom:i>im.-:--·1--=;__-'-----=:-.__,__ Dai¥Ellot VOL~ NO. I -"'---Nlllflw ...,..._.. .., ' .,.,..,... ~DHoor a...-. ........ 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" ............. ~ ... ... .................... ........................ ...._,..... 1 n11 ssh11 _ ...... ...,11Wt1Mai ................. p' 7 IQ ....... .... ..... tight Ho MM storia i.llustr11t1Qf11. tditOflM mllttef Ot ~ ..,.., CM\ be~ without Minwl~of~OMW HOW IO MACH US . ~ The Times 0r-. COunty ..,. 252-9141 ........ Oilltfied CM) Ml·5'7' ~(Mt) Ml--021 ......... H9wt<M>Ml·S. Sporu (M) SloMUJ ,...,.~164t70 i,ottl,.. .. aM1'1G 1-fMlt: ., II•••• com ...... om. ... Oflc:e ..... , ... ,. .. .,." . MMm--Q -~ • .... t. ........... ... -...... -- Sll f All SUI WEATHER F<>MCAST tt'I ~ t;~ dlY. ~. high of 69 l:nd • low of so ~. ni.rt might noc be rlir\ but thet't hn1 My IUritHnt In the forec.t etther. The doud& wlM go~ at night.~. the moon to thine~. 'Yet\ It's~ • .w•:wss ak• ~llOM.got( ~flOMCAST Claeit ............. ..................... .-.. ....... ., .... Ill .................. ,. ... ~ ..... ..................... _.,, ..... ..... ........ ~and. northwest'° w.t IWefl of 7 tro 91-. sa. ' n.---.. ~.... hom9 lbout tNs morning. sm.11 and IUnd of ..... the •. ....., ..... lmpfow In the' ......iOOfl, ........ ... .... ...... u ....... . u ... ...... 1.2 ... ... • • Doily Pilot Another year, another Rodman arrest . •Fonner NBA player gets in trouble early Saturday for not Rocitna.n appeared at the door of th r taurant and baned · pC>lice from ent nng for about 35 ounut · ag 1n t the W ~t N ewport r id n t Brieflr_ln THE 'llEWS Koh buys a house in the .area • m the• car1·~ Th•• honw will b<• Bryunt' thud, lh~ d!J nt ~1<1'. It won't hP h1._ pnmc;· ry r ad nee · Sunday, January 6, 2002 3' \c.tlidated Lo~ Angeles Judg Jctrm OWro's ruling that th uuUa liv wes "fctldlly fl4wed" and ln vio. lctUon of the tate'a roDStl· tµtJon ... '."'1owihg polic:e into rus-t NeW-po·~ restaurant. •0enms Rodman was al the door,· Klem cudr"• He wa~ ~for dclaymg the oJf i.n the inv t1gatJ<m • On Oct. 25, Rodman plead- ed g uilty to thre complaints stemmi ng from not e v1ola- t1on at u 40tb birthday ba h that police 1n not gear broke up 10 front oC Rod mdn· Sea hor Ou v hom e. T h e "' lormer Laker had tlmved m d helicopter Bryt1nl 1s th1• ... •cond NBA '>t<H to move to N1•w· port S.:dch ronnN l.dkrlr Ldker ttll-stt1r Kobe D nms Rodmcan ht1i. d Bry nt ht.1 purchd\l-d t1 homt• he•rtt. horn in on1• of the luxun- The ruhng does not ciffe< t M•·d ure W. the Gn·Qt Pctrk irutidUve t to qo to r.ounty voters on f\.forch S , Paul CUnton DAtlV PILOT CaU to Josh Slocwm • •k· mg rorrunf>nt Crom Rodman or d re JctUrdnt manager were nol returned o~ !JatPd commumllPs ul Nf>wport Cat1'>t M~a">Un' F ruling uph('ld on app~al South County groups had lh.tttlc>d to dppeal Otero\ nJling. The El Toro R(•~(.' Planning Aulhon ty, " t oolmon of South County <II••.., htJhling the county's dtq>ort ·pldn, wdJ· weigh whetht•r.th y want he4d to thP ,1.1to upreme court. Df nrm Rodmdn lcLrted out 2002 dS U ll W<!rl' \till 2001 · Rodmcrn's prcdown block· ade cost hun ct tn r> to the city lockup The fonnc>i; Laker wets then trdn'iferred to Orange> County Jru.J m Sd.nw And, wh re he wtts booked for oustructmg dod c1 ltiylng a polJcr ofhcer. Th • pl.SOde cost h1m Sl ,500 tn bn for distutba:ng the J>eil' Bryt1nt, curr nlJy .,ucth m the NBA m \COMn<J with 25 7 point p<>r gt1me• Almo~t f'XcH ti~ 1w11 . with dO ftrT t The Idlest 1n(1dent in his ongoing troubll>s Wllh Newport Bcdch pobce oc-rurrro at 3 15 d.m St1turddy mommg, wht>n Rodmt1n Wd'> clH(l ted d l hi'> Mannt'r\ Mah• n•stt1urt1nl for obs.true tmg t1n mv tJgatJon Jn August, Rodman was n ted for spe(>duig an Newport H drbor with ths powerboctt ·Sexual ChocolCJte. • That tJck- et cost hun St ,080 bouqbt th $4 miUio~ tnonth., lwtqn• thl• GrPot Med1t rrancdn· tyle hol'nP . _Purk imhdt~ 'I'~~ to vol~ lt1'tt week, u Ncwporl Pr'>, •• 'lull' c1ppt•cif court BC!t)Ch real f•'>tdte dtjl'nt rt•ctd tht> ld'>t nit .. , to Su11th tHd C 'ounty., pr<•vruu., tJlfJ>llfl· Klem suJd -\ tn 2000, Rodman was drrcst· ed for dnvmg under the influ- ence of dlcoh ol dnd driving Wllhout d vdlid lJcen.s<> . Brydnt, 2'.i, dOd will' r<•ldlNI nwt.1.,llrl' Vt1n •s d who ,., lrum Th" 4th ~Jbtn< t <"111111 Bui cmll·ttirpon leaders , .. ,ct ~l•·a'>ure F wh1cb f>d''>Nl 1,n d b7' margin. Wds u poht1cdl Vlctory that .,h1ltP<l .,uppon'trom an Mr· port \tJ u pork dt the closed cl Toro "-lcanne Corps All St<1tmn 8.lll Wt1s t t1l $500. which Rodmt1n paid. I IP WdS then reled!t<•d liunongton Hf•drh uouqht ot Appt>ttl. on Frul<1\ Aft •r notiong d qroup Of tdf\ m the• [><irking lot oul.!>1de Jo.,h Slocwru., wtuc-h lh<• lonner NBA stt1r c-o-owns. pohce '>U pect<'d that dlC'ohol Wt1'> twang Llle<Jal· ly ervPd dfler l. d m , Lt John Klt>Ln .,did Newport Bet1ch poll<,. wrote ·Rodmdn 14' citation.-. between 1999 t1 nd 2000 OltJcers went to h1 home on more than 50 occds1ons and. <iunng that pcn od. Rodmctn fldld ct bout $8,500 1n Imes l or noise <ode v1olt1t1on the home from \J)Cln'> t1(1t•n1 uplwlcl dn l'•Hhn ruhnq Police w all ~uhmll th(• chdrges to the dtslnc t dltomey for po 1ble hhny Dwight Mdnl<'y '>ttld Sl1t1· thttt l\1dri It l lHIO' ... l\l"'"'H" dt1Proper8r '>(>drtner(hn., F whuh· would h11\1· Bn<JdOdl fl'CjlllTl'd 0 t\\•1·lh111h U the distnct dltomey's ofhco mov<> forward on the nusefo· mednor, at would he .-idcled to d growing ht ol 1nlrt1clwn'> Bngdnth, who Wd't not \'Oii' tor tin\ rn•\\ t11rpurt. ~h.!d\ur ... \'\' would undo I q44·, 1Pusure A, wtuch lu1d d11\\ n the e11rport· r••dd\ 111nanq dt the base. 8t)dnt''\ dgl'nt on th<>'""'· Jdll or lr11Hlllll \'"' !lwd he i.howf•d lhP NB\ 1m<cin ... 111u1101111l Th<• drr<>'>l <'dme dfl«>r \ldr dbOUl I'> tu 20 hollll'' , Tht '-\on I >11•1111 11111wl Everything yotl wanted to know a bout Lido Isle I ht1vt• d (onh~'t'>mn to mtak<' Wh<'n I hr.I i.tt1rted work1ny tit th(• Ddth Pilot d Vl'df ctnd .,onw month., ~qo, I wci ... lo'>t uod c onfu<;ed ul>oul l ook·ail mctny thing-.. but db<>ul th~ following BA( thm<' thmqi. in p.ir· ticular Th(' w<1y Surwn· ur Avenut• an Co'tlt.1 Me d worki. \Vhdl dnd wht•re Coronet d(ll \Jdf Wd -J..tl d.Sk people.• 1( lhf'\ h\'Pd in Newport 8t>t1c~. thc•y' 10 ldct dn df(!d, JU'l d mttll spat ol lt1ml or lht• nume• of d street Obviously, I know now. 1\nd I'm ht.>rc to tell you the 1\1 ... tnr\ Lado I le Wdl> first kno.,., 1' d' ch•ctnc Island ctl the llml' '' hr>n p1on(•ers of th(• nty .. travPd to mdkP Newport APctch <1 ht1thor · • and sh1ppmq c1ly hkf' S<1n Frdnc1sco In 1927, c1 mdn ndnwcl frdn7 I lt•rdmg b<><Jtlll bnnyanc1 re'>ldC>n· t1dl devclopmt>nt to the• t1red Jll<>t J>d'>t the s mc:lll bndt10 I IP knew · .,omethany ctbout the frnnch dnd ltdht1n R1v1Nd'I dnd help<>d con· -.truct lhP loopy dnve' Mound thP ash• f fp\ <11..,u tht> guy to tht1nk for t1ll the Frrnrh ltuhctn dlld Spanish 'trePt ndmt•'t LonghmP NPwport Rt•c1c h re.,1· d1•nl Gc:ly Wd,'>dll·KPlly pul'> at t>loquently whPn .,ht> '>d~., thdl dn· vanq ovN thf' httle hn<lqt• into Lido ls IE> mt.1 k<' you lt•l'I • hk<• you're an d chllerent tanw 1onP. • She rc>nwmtwrs Vl'>lllnq lht> dff'd d\ d c h1ld dnd lovanq the• hO\\ .., •cludc>d th{~ hectch(•' ttnd wc1t<•r· lront homl''t were "T9 me 11 wc1<o kind ol like th<' Jt'WCI IO lh,t• bt1y,. '>ht• '>did • Just d lltllf' more .,opha'>htoted dnd more •tus1ve And 1t dlWdY'> lldd fnendly pt>ople un 1t • • ....._ ·wdo Villdg.e the> -.till popult1r rnldtl i.pot behmd < '1ty I lt1ll, lNtds mlo lhP dret11nght l>t>fore you h1I lhl' bndge Th1r, spot beqdn w1lh d hdndfuJ ol i.ton•-. 1>lt1rted by the Koll C'om· pt1ny' Some ol th'• hrst -.tort>'> w..re Richt1rd''i Lido I\ lctrk<>t. Vincent'., Drugs(ore ctnd the• Newport·Bdl· l>Od Sc1vanys c1nd Lot1n As.,onc1· ... non ~-- lWo men -Pcnll Pdlmer t1ncJ Dack Richard -ttrt' ldfgf>ly cr<>d1t- f>d tor developing om• ol the first -.hoppmq center., an the Cit}' • Do you know of a person, plac:e or event that dese~ a historical Look W ' Let us know Cont.let Young Chaf'.'9 by f.ix at (949) 646 4 t70, e-mail at ,young.changOl<Jt1~s com. or mail her at cJo Daily Pilot. 330 W Bay St , C<Hla Mesa, CA 92627 O N O UR M ULTl -MILU QN DOU.AR I VENTORY RETIREMENT SALE Mary Barr concludes 42 years of service! NOTHING· ·· HELD BACK! DIAMONDS • RUB IES • EMERALDS • SAP PHIRES PLAT I NU M • GOLD • & MUCH MUC H MORE ... -. .. ~ . Don~ miss this fantastic onct in a life timt opportu..n.ity. CHARLES H. BARR MoN.·Fltt. 9:30AM-5:30PM • SAT 9:00A .. 4:00PM • ClOSCO SONOA\' Mwican Upftss. ~. Visa. DilcMr Clfd ·w1ac1m•• ~ ... A,... ll(..L In this hlstorlcal photograph, d.ttt' unkno wn. Udo Is le i~ the empty sh ape ha n g ing u p in the uppe r middle. Tir e City of S ewp ort Beach~ in ''ites you to STEP UP TO . by attending the Vision Festival aturday January 12, 2002 at Hoa~ onf erence enter fro1n 10 an1-12 :30 pm or f1~1n 12 :30 ·pm--3 pm or to p by an~1inte in between As p•rt of Its General Plan Update, the City Is Inviting ~ewport lleach realdents and businesses to help . creilte Ill• m•ster pl•n Which wtll be Hit In our community for at least the ' next twenty years. ••1: . ..rety and MJ •tiler concern t.clng our City In th• tuture. LoClili for atreet banwten, peaten -· newatetten coming Jo yow deor. It's your en, . .,.,... ......... .... toteHus.._.,_. .. -. ·---- .. .. 4 Sunday, January 6,. 2002 TURKISH CONTINUED FROM 1 t.be Spenlsh ioq tion . Her parents -especially h r mother -t.Old taJea of th lr nabve land. but Wayn d she remained a k ptic. Although evid 'll of th family'• culture l\'45 pmva· lent in as~ of everyday We -~e exotic food11 at mea.lt;im ~d ornate floral rugs that covered the floors of their Califomla house - Wayne, a travel writer and poet. wanted to d1SCOver more. The most pr lng reason Wayne traveled to Turkey - and the reM<>n denoted m the book's title -was to bod the lost history of her father. who had died when he wa only 15. "It was unportant to venfy the kind of person that h was." she S&d ·1 always adored tum He was very lwld. and had a wonderful sense of humor But when someone dtel> when you dre that young, th y remam fnnen.lneededtoaddto the Utt.le bat of knowledge that J tiad about him.· Her parents were Intro· duced during an arranged meeting ln Turkey, which wu intended to produce a lit Jong portn rshtp. Bilh of the two could b4ve gotten out of th arrangement but both w re content with th tr future 5P0use. Within a montll. th y w e married. Beca of e;uch 4 hort . courtship and no provious knowledg of h r husband, Wayne's moth r couJd not 'W'lSwer many of h r dough· tcr' qucsuon'I about h r father once he httd passed away. . ·she didn't havo a huge bdckqroun(I a\X>ut h1m or h1 youth and I wanted to know more,· Wayne said Her d ire for knowledge wab shelved for years, a Wayne wa trapped in a common Turlu h mind frame revolving c1t0und the motto, "lnshallah, • or "God Will· mg• IJl English. The Turlo.sh word encom· pa es more than Cl mere phrase, it is a phtlosoptucal atbtude that controls how Turkish people live the1T hves and Vlew thelr fate, Wayne said. . "Man's attempt to control hlS destiny. already deter· mined by God, WdS a fool· ash and puny struggle,• Wayne explains in her book. ·Better to meet one's fate with a shrug and gra· caous surrender.· UNDITICTMU, NON-suacNCAI. HAIR REPLACEMENT $699':r.: CONFUSED BY T H E MARKET? : . • Customized Income & Growth Portfolios • Quarterly Performance review • Fee Based-No Load Sutro Portfolio Managem~nt Call Tbdf{Y.' LANTZ E. BELt Bmnch Manager , 610 Newporr Cmter Dnve. Suite 900 Newport Baicll. C1 92660 (949) 720-8901 lbell@sutro.com ' I ' ........ ... 'It was Important to verify the kind of p rson that he was. 1 always adored him. He was very kind and had a wonderlul sense of humor. But when someone dies when you are that young, they remain frozen .. I needed to add to the little bit of knowledge that I had about him.' Vivi.,,. Wayne homeland. lbe found an exoting bU1tlln9 dty, rich ln baltory and beauty. SM fowid lai-ger·tban·llf• nain- ples ot piecel ot culture she had grown up with in the United States: She found rel• dbves who would lead her th.rough the country, potnt her lb the right direction and add what detail they could to the ancestral tapeatry she was weaving in her m,bld. Most importantly she found the house where her fat.her grew up. Her book describes the bumble build· ing -rotting and ransacked After being abandoned for three yean -tucked away on a small island -one of the nine Princes Islands. The poetic prose of the book explains the isolated, quaint It was this ptul~phy that feeling of the island, where cots are forbidden and the stalled her tnp to Turkey. only modes of transportation Wayn«: always a urned lf are by horse drawn carnage, she were meant to go, she or walking. would go ·"It's a wonderfuJ feeling Then an optunisbc. prag· because you can't really bur· matlc man walked lnto ber W d h ed h th ry, • she said. e an ow er at peo· ln the house, on one of pie can make things happen. the last days ,of her second 11us mdn became her hus· trtp, stie found an artlde for band -Ellis Wayne. He her shrine. The picture of her ansplTed her to hnally visit father, whJch now hangs in a the land wbere her roots neat, modem Southern Cali· were buned, Vivlane Wayne fomJa hpme, was found m sat~er book describes tWo the attic of the two-story cWferent lnps lo Turkey, one Turkish gray stone bome1 m 1977 and tho other in 1991. spra~wled among dozens of , letters and photos. Dunng both lnps she travele<! ·we carefully picked wtth her husband. who ~ through letters from family helped her uncover rrus mg d frl ds dn · piece. of her hentage. an en announ g Whil h • weddings, bu'ths, and deaths, e m er parent s the urgency of their news Unique Island Decor & Gifts •Exotic Fumltu~ •Tiki Bars •S.mboo •Tiki Statua •Hawaliana •Tn>pk.al Dttor •AJohci Style • . IHou• of Tiki) 818 W. 18th St. Ca.aa ~ • 949-Mt•Tll<I Tun.: llw Sun. 10lm·5:JO 8454 Donate our vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 et hope in motion ··-cq impi:9ve_Jocal lives. • RV' • Boats • Real Estate • Tax Deductible GROW HAIR and GU ON TV MalS-*I ................ ... •p:an--.••s• en. ... ••llllDf•rf111t . , ' • 4 I • • ' .., ' • • t . . ' now reduced to fadid ink.• ~ detaibes tn her • •1be HOUM • is the tut chapter ln Wayne'• bOok and one of her favorites, ahe said. It gave her a glimpee into her fatben childhood, where · . h• played. where hellved, where hll fiercely tndepen· dent mother lived until she wu92. :-. All of her dJscoverles were logged ln a journal-a habit Wayne keeps daily. Her trips to Turkey bad not been intended tO produce a novel. But certain epiSodet would. bre written about and submit· led to various newspapers for publication. as were Wayne's trips to Europe and other parts of the world. Afte,advice from an accomplished wnting agent and a reelization that 1t was an interest ln family that inspired not only ber travel· but her prose. Wayne started "lnsballah. • The book was born on thousands of yellow pages of line notebook paper. A self· proclaimed technophobe. Wayne refuses to compose ber work electronically. She only sits down at the com· puter after she has written everyth.lng by hand, edited 1l with a red pen, typed at on a typewriter and. agam, marked her revisions with a l'ed pen. The entire process took atn:iost two years. ·11ove the pr~ I go through. it's like sculpting,· Wayne sa.ad. ·1 carve out the essentiAI form and then I start to tehne at. For me, the refirung part IS the most exdbng • Creabng the book was the easy part. m retrospect. Wayne said. Inspired by years of lmeage. the words seemed to ran mto place. It wllS getting at published U1at proved nearly unposs1ble. • 1 have enough re1ection slips lo wallpaper my bath· room,· Wayne said. ·You become very cbscouraged by rejectJon slaps and lf you are not careful, you start to think the piece is not worth it.· But after two years of shopping It around, Wayne found Fithian Press and her book is now printed and bound and available for pur· cbale. '~ On the first pages of the book, sh gives thanks to tl!ose who upported her through the long p~. To her hust>and -who tragi· cally passed away after a sudden heart attack before be could see the finished· product -she wrote ·wt~ loving gratitude to Ellis whole eagle's wings never faltered.• Another ded1cabon was to Joe Bell, "who taught me • Wayne took an editing class from Bell ln the late 1970s at UC lrvlne and walked aw .. y with better writing skllls and a dedr friendship, she said. Bell described Wayne as ·a bell of a wnter• and doubts how much mfluence bis teach.mg really bad on her wrtting. •Sbe wu one of my earU· est atudents and il was dear from the start that she was very good." Bell Mid. •When· you get someone as good as she is, you questton your contnbution. • Her travels to Turkey comblned with wnting her Journals, no • rough drafts and -ultimately -lb final copy of eech chapter revealed a re\lelabon on the plrtt of • 1n1ballah .• • 1 never n!allz..ed bow much It domlrulted our whole lives. When I was youngerllneveroccurrec:tto me that l coW4 pro actively ' Oaity Pilot PUIUC wm POUCI flUS NEWPORT BEAOf • ~Ill• Drtve: A hrt·.00· run was repprted In the 100 block 1t 10:03 1.m. Fr~. • IEMt CWt ....... A hlt .... nckun was reported 1n the 2900 block It 10-A 1 Im Fr Idly. ......... Roed: Petty theft was reported In the 1500 block at 1 :30 p.m. Friday. • Newport hule¥ard: A traffk collision Involving an injury was reported In the 2800 block It 10 1.m. Friday Edward H.wtev Croul January 30, 1927 • December 12, 2001 Ed was enioy1ng the start ot sunmet on his canal bolt in hi Soofl of France wt11n hi ""8fed • ltrOkl an wentually pated on December 12,2001 In lmsbl'ID. Ausirla. Ht II ll#VNld by ta IOl1 Chuck and h11 brothefl Jack Rdwdend.Jim I Ed graduated from South Pasadena ~ School, attended use then JOlnld the Navy "' 19« After the War Ed wcmed and blmned aroood Europe tor many years. In 1953 hi hid a bolt built m YugoalaVll and was the only Americln to hew 8Yll' ente<ld lht Yugoslavian yacht race from ~ 10 the boot of Italy He hand n1ldt the Americln fllg to fly on ta boll When Ed retJJmed 10 the IJnlled States he started "Bttt11 Built Honw" oonswctlng many homll In the ColUI Miu and Ntwpol1 1191. Ht • WOfMd mlnY years In ... ,... .. lllld. In .. Y9lll. he ll*t hie lme ~hl~in~ AulN. hll bolt in .. Clftbllt'I and on hll CINI bcll4 in Fninct Wtaen here, you culld find Ed MllY monq .. Oedl OouctlUI on Bal>ol lmnd 1f1fOYW19 coftee wll\ t'lil pelL Ed wa W9I known fdf lht Pll1lel he OtglnlZ9d and -conaideted • i.tglnd In hie own~tothll~llMIC)'tl. He llvtd hit Ifft hie way and louehed many people in many ... w. .. ~ twn vetY nu:h. --. ,.h~ t)uft..ft_. I •--• ~-,. em iDd aJCJ not rebel-ag-'alnst'---'--,......11·-llt-,..._.-Hlftlor Yld'lt W> it.• Wayne Mid. • on .-..y 10. 2Cm II 4 PM. She is not IO Obedit;l't anymore. lhe Mid. Hect the really held on to that atlltude ibe would have gtV9nupoo·getUng~•book published, Wayne Nkl. •ht I wanted desperately to '" It lit ink." lbe Mid. ............. ~c-. ........ ~bt~et(Mt) 11Q~.C-.MM9 S7Mm or~ .-fftllt et •••1• ~com ~Put a few worm to WOrk for you. Call . tht Dilf Plb ,.. Doily Pilot Koren W19ht NO PLACE liKE HOME Hot borne trends/or 2002 The ebb and flow ol home fa tuon 1i, flck.Je. Whal''>.·m· one year--- may be ·out" the next If you arc a trend wotcher, you know thdt i.tyle 1s i:l continu- ous evolution .. The bag item; for 2002 reflect an environ- ment that's cjisual and KuruJy fnendly with a bag dose of arbst1c balance Here dre a lew of tht> · "hot• trt>nds traaght lrom the mdrketplace to you Mammctll m move!> over for a more comlortabl , cozy environment If w 're going to slay dt home, we're going to dpprecadte the amenallei. of a snug ne t. •Casual and ele· ~ant move Eclectic is out. Style with integrity is in. · closer to each other on the style pect..cwu. Rll.Zy cb.tnci, embroidery upholstered chdl.(S i:lnd hne i:lrtwork move 111to the farruly room The tunele appeal of ctunoisent> conunu as a fundamenldl element m all styl of decorating Sdy good-bye to a bland melange of be1g~ Color comes back with a vengeance, even 1f it's only on one wall to make the ar1· work "pop· Anyttung flouncy and bouncy goes out the wmdow. Slurts on funuturc are straight a.nd plam -U there is a slwt at cill. Pillow get nght down (llterallyl to busi- ness They dre oft, functaon- al and free of their ruffle . Bag poofy ofo arms will be traded m for a mofi l&· lored look. Comfy. ye Swollen, no. The magic is m the deta.J.ls· eovered buttons, stlk frog closures. rnarucwed pl ts and dr smaker rrunu- lla make a stylbh. understat- ed impact Bold patl ms move over and ton -on-tone and texture take ov r the upholst ry spectrum. EclectJc is out. Styl with SEE ~OME PAGE 7 , ~__.. __ _ In "*d for ,,_ ol UI \0 pt 141 and .-Ilk lfl f!'Oflt ol I Q1'0141 of ltlal'lgllr\ WI .....,. Wit AlllW WI pt ner *Ao To t!liP ~pt~ lhlt f ... T~ lnWNltJONI t'wt tN lbllowlnfl \'91 • ._.__ T•a__.ttoptf thesi*a~• IPMk"'V end tU INCIQflflone f1Mll'I • llw ... • • -Gr-..c fOl'M of the...-on tN ~ lwfoset..W "" ... co ... to,,...,."*'*~ • .._.. '1 '1 r If~ mentlOri' 'f04JI ,.._,,,._«~tar,,........ ~ W.. ~· ._, ~ rllk c.llling tN -..d....:n Mtllr«ion to IOININ•""' might net ~ noc.od • Sunday, Jonuory 6, 2002 5 Dr. Thomils Madnlo h ls a volunteer at the Share Our Selves In Newport Beach. ways to Volunteer Want to make a difference in the new year? We have a f eu1 groups that co uld use your help Mary A. Cutillo DAILY PILOT There are thol™lnd'> of md1vtduaJs m Newport·M d who volunteer thc>rr umc i:lnd talents to nonproht orqanJZd· llonl> Some stct11 out to-gt:t -.c-hool credit, other.. Wcint to do o;omethmg meanmgfuJ dunng rPllremenl years In spite of their dtfferenc m uge, ethnic1t) dnd We expen· ences. th(• P fX'Ople clll share one common quality to lend a helpmg hand to someone m the corrimuruty U your New Year's resolu- bon 1s to JOIO their rank , we have ftve groups that would welcome your call TRAVEL TALES .... 1 <>Ives SHARE OUR SELVES ·\VP are 01>4 1n to dnd t•n< uurd<W LAnOVa· uon on behdll ot our volunli•1•r'> to Improve our Prv1ces to our c lwnh • rHJm1b Karen M cGlmn. t>XN ult\'P dm'< tor 111 Sh.UP Our She releN '>pecahcdllV to tw who took 1t upon them!;elvc•., to '><>rl rind orc1un111• d col· lecllon of clothmg dondUon' ~oun tht•\. rt-cnuted more volunteer. to OfWn <1nd opN.ttl• d cJolhlng tore an the lobby Their "ork not 1>01) qdve better acce to the f:M>Ople who n1•t-d1'UCCe-.'>lull\ prm ulP t>rTit>rqt•nc \ medlccll dnd dentctl 't'I"\ 1c c' 111 tho'" an n1·1>d Youth group Of dlJ d90!> dfe encourdqt>tJ to orgttnt2(> donallon dnvc., d'> well d., uw their crt•ctUH' tdlents to bnghll!n up the centt!r clamn~ hnhclu~., and spe- etaJ events hare Our Selv .. ., hd!> d nt>t~ tor u dnH•r.. to pickup dnd deliver donullon., lood d1'tnbutor... SEE FIVE PAGE 10 Family builds bondS at Cape Canaveral Young Chang DAILY PILOT I t tarted wh n JClkl• lJdyton !.ldrtl"d pldYUl(J with his old r broth r' Lego be<"au thal\ w hdl little kid • do -play Wlth th 1r old r IP· ling ' '-luff. ..... Over th yt>ars. the 1 I · yedr·old got rather good dt pulldmg ttungs and, eventual· ly. bwlt a pace tabon out of Lego p.eces._ that made It mto lhe Kennedy Space Cente14s f\.tars SWVlval Chall nge bwJd·off The center hosted Jake and children from around the country to compete lll a Lego building match. His fanuly - father Rick Dayton, mother ART llEsTOIATION Wt repair damlgcd:. · • PORCflAJN • cmtAL •PAINTINGS . a-. Gwl. CUftlcs -......~ .... ._.,,._ Shirl y Dayton and older brother Patnck -took a weekend tnp to Cape Canaveral, Fla. with him m early December to take part m the cont t. "They new all the kids clOd f anuli down ther : Ride Dayton 54Jd ... "It was a r di lun • bm . Our son was a runner· up Th n they gave us a VIP tour ol the Space Center.· The "lewport Beach family, who had n vt-r been to th ldndmiuk hefore. wa m~ 1mpr "NJ ~·1th th 12e of thmg-. th<>rr. ·And thl'Y had an ctual spac<' .. hullll' th r . • d Shlrle\' D,J\ ton, an architl'Ct. SEE TRAVEL MGI 10 Twili&ht Dining • ULTIMAIB COITICT USI THI! HONORABLI! EHUD IARAk .._,.•IMl'W-MI~ ... , ....... A l'OUMOST WOILD L!ADO ISIAB.'S M06T DICOllATtD WU HOO 1'0.-d•)', JanNry 29, 2ocn 7i00pm ••-nTemple 811t Yahm 1111 c-ltNdr. s.- ......,.,, a..h, CA t2iMO c.11 fw _,.~ fM916M.I ... • NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY Distinguished Speakers Lecture Series to tackle the world-at-large Fi/th atlf1Utal disc-US3ion serin to loolt a t leadt!rshif). bio-t•rrorism, h istury a"d the uo,,omy. 5th Annual Martin W. Witte Distinguished Speakers Lecture Series, planned for Feb. -May, 2002 Newport Beach Central Library. C,,..JXJNS<Jrwi by '"" Nl'wP<Jrl B«ldt Ptlblir ubmry Qllfd "" Nn11JHJrl Ptlblic Ubrary Fo1Htdat10,,: tlu /f111r-PJ'Otl'OM u"n 1111/I b" 146 a 1Y1t<TWJ1(1/ pr#Ul~ttal odviso,, f>tlblu· lt'1'0ftlt JOt,,ftafist, rY11isiOJ1"1 Jtu to"a" a"d tto1'oMist to tlttt /lfH/111,,, P ' pmt'Ot'Ot1t., dJM:tl!JSIO/U abot1t CIU"IYJfl DJfd />QSt affair.r. Each pc.>aker will pr<'S<'nt a Friday t>veninR program starting at 7 p.m .• induding dinner and livt• musi(', and a Saturday nftt-moon program tartinic at ~ p.m .. indudinJC li1eh1 l'('fn:>"hnwn1 .... • Starting Jan. 14. 2002. ""~rvntion-. for Friday progrnnu. will Ix> nvajlablr for $55: ancf S:uurdllX_.. proKT11m§ for $ 18 Call (~)()) 1?00-7094 for reservntkm fonn.., o r vi-.it -WWW newportl>t>:k•hlibrruy Ol'Jl • Fo nner White Jto utK' coun I Dovid Gel'J(en will launch the scrit."' on Ft'b. 22-XJ wifh •J..eadC'"hlp In Amt'riccfrom tht> Whit ... H ou!M' to lht• Boardroom • Now t'(l1tor·ift·l11rJ(l" at ll .., Nt'W and World Kt•port. on analy-.t on AH •._ •NJJChtllnt·· and a prof<' •.or o( publk wrvl~ "' tht• J uhn F. K•·nnnly School or (1uvt•n1m<'nl, (."rl{t•n eervt'd aa odvl-w;r 10 Pn:·•ldt•nt• Clinton. Ford. Nillon and Rt•llJ(IUI. • Wt' wu a1 ... Lntt·mauonilJ 9(fvioW;r to ~ n.•tary of State Warren Chri"lur>her undf'r th4" Clinton admini ... tnltion. llt· I 1Jwau1horof Ey.-witn4" to Powt-r: Th~ ENorn<'t' of lA"*tt'rahip. Nbfoo to Clinton. TODAY 'Ill.Air ftla,__.by. ~County P9rl0tmlng Ms CentM ---=The Center, SegelstJOfn ....... 600 Town CAntef Or1w. Costa Mela WI--= 2 and 7;)0 pm eo.t:S2HS7 c.ontact: (7t4) 556-2787 MONDAY TUESDAY ..an ... IOODOf TMIWOLf" S,an..-.dby. 7 8 Newport 8ffc:h Film ~al and the 0.1ly Pt!« .._,.: EdwMds lsi.nd Onem., 999 Ntwport c.,-.1« 0nw. Newpon hlctl Wl--=8pm eo.t: Free, but scnentng tS only open to thoM 1 a and older ~will t>. admrtted on 1 firu-come, flrst-MNed bMis Contllct: (949) 253·2880 ·WEDNESDAY '1'USS&AN SNCTAO•M' SpoNoeeclby. 9 P.aflc Symphony Orchestra perl~ With Ulya Zilberstein ' --.: 0r.,. County • ~ormlng Ms Center, 600 Town c.,-.1., Oriw. Costa Mew ~apm.~and Th~ eo.t: S2M56 Cont8d: (714) 556-2787. THURSDAY WCMMN .. .~ TRADI 10 Splfwecl by. 'Womef'l 1(1 International Trade of Or.nge County P'eMfflS Luomel Shu of the fconomt( and Commerdal Consul at the Chlnew Consulate of Los Angeles Whef9: R.adlslon Newpot1. 4545 M.wthuf Blvd.. Newpon 8MCh ---11.lO 1.m. CM: S40, 1)0 fot -,,,.-m...i!befi-...rs. Reetv1tioni ~ ~(M)8S1·1-0f • wrlO<~llttMf Honwl Bj: Davia Alan rier <:omatian 8c TV /MO¥ie Penonalicy 8c Faruring The Laker Ciria · ...... : The ~rt Beach Marrion 900 Newport Caata ~· Newpcwt..._. ....... Sunday. Fchnwy '· 2002 1:30 p.m .... Td Gia~ ( c...I~ 3:00 p.m. -KiclK>« A .. iltf'Tllil Goi Pliny• "'-Vim*'I OI .. GMM • Gfa •-... T.am..aw • BMW 0,p•n•llJ' Dual•• ._ ... Opp....-.,. Poall •St I • r... ._. * •s• r. rw..w-....,.... • • tW .... -. .. ,_ ,_ .... OI CARar 6·12, JOO_! ...- Goulet comes. back to The Center Forty one years ago, Robert Goulet made his Broadway debut m the role of Sir Lancelot in ·Camelot,· opposite Julie Andrews and Richard Burton. The charis- matic baritone's smooth sounds and the emotion he lent to ·u Ever I Would Leave You• helped make him a star. There are those who say he's only gotten bet· - ter tlS years have passed. Goulet will 1oin son Micha.el Goulet on Saturday in a show tiUed "The Man and His MusJc· at the Orange County Performing ~Center. ·Man of La Mancha,· Finding a future (or Newport Beach •ttappy nme· (he won the Tony Award) and ·South Pacific• are among the must· ca.ls be has head.lined. Most recently, he was heard at the end of the animated movie •Recess: School's Out• singing the '60s anthem ·creen Tambourine.· He also.is the voice behlnd ·vou've Got a Fnend m Me· on the •Toy Story l9 soundtrack. m Whent: Orange County ~orming Alts c.nter, 600 Town C.,-.te< Onve, QllU Mell When: a p m. Saturdly e.mt: U6-'66 Conmct: {714) 556-2787 ... on IUCI ww nmwa PWIMlllG AIW EHUOIWWC SPEAKS Hoag Hospital will host a New- port Beach Vision· Fe tival from 10 a .m. to,3 p.m. Saturday at the Hoag Conference Center. The festival will feature mteractive booths, oty exblblts, presentations, food, mus1c and prizes as Newport Beach resi· dents and busm are encour- aged to give input on wbat they want the city to become in the next 20 years. m -....: Hoag Conference Center, 1 Hoag Orlw. Newport llMch Wt-.: 10 .. m. to 3 pm Satutdly, ' C.-:f<• C.-...ct: (M) 644-3200 fmAY Ehud hrllk. former pri~ minister of htMI, will spe.at U guest lectUtet fot the Norn*\ Schlff "Sc:hoA.w LAKtln M Temple a.t Ylhm. ..-.--.n SUPlR IOWl SUNDAY , A 3'15 pm kickoff will SUltt the 2002 Super lowt in N9W OrlMns. ~ ...... SmJIDAY Daily Pilot . JANUARY· IMTW T f l ' J ) • 5 11 1 I t 6 I! 01 UMat111•" a21 e u~a• 11 21 JI lO )I MAM YOUR CNINDH' J2: Opera P.clfte • opens 'Don Giovanni' FEBRUARY .. ,., .. I l J 4 S 6 1 I 9 1011uu CD a11 17 • It ~ l1 u " >ta»Dll MAM YOUR CALIM>MS t4: Valentine\ Day ARCA I Ill T. W T f I . I 1 1 0 s"''' t0!1UUM1516 • • It JO 11 ll D >125 ,»9)112'l0 • MAM YOUR CAUNOAltS 4: Toshiba Golf Tournament begins t7: St Patri<k'S Day 27: P.sK>Yti beg1m •t sundown Jt: East~ PRIL • ... ' . ' , ' I l ) 4 s ' 7 • 9 IO G) ll I) 14 15 " f1 • " lO ll u ll ~ IS fl' l1 ll 1' lO MAM YOUR C'.NINDARS tt: Newport 8Hd'I film Festival begins M: Newport to Ensen.da race AY .... ,., .. I 1 ) 4 • 6 1 I t IO "n Q>ll141516f1• It .D 11 ll D )t JS ••h1'10JI MAM YOUR CAUNDAltS s:oncode~ t J! Mother's Day J7: Memorial Day ..-..cAllY ..... ® 12 Advertise on the Ultimate Calendar .page, a feature of our new · Sunday edition. $20 perinch,3 inch minimum. Call (949) 57 4-4230 Today! IRVINE HEALTH FOUNDATION and UCI COLLEGE OF MEDICINE GOING PUBLIC WITH HUMAN GENmcs Crystal Cove Audrtooum. UCI Stuelenl Center 7 00 p m Reservations Required Ho Charge Genetk Disease: ~a Otl'ef81x::e a GerJe Males! Nnn.Nllnn ~ Wiied! .. ,...., j)IO(pWllftllll "Tht UCI ~ 9-a "-~• ..s w•oe11n JIMO..,. .......... ,., •. ~- °"'"""""" Drai..,. WIN A NEW 2002 325 CONVERTIBLE BMW or S25.000 c.la Opdall $100ach . 09a,c •1 (714) '43-5437 Ill. IJM " t ' Doily Pilot SYnday, January 6, 2002 7 I ' 01 YICITIOI COAST COost s~ milappropria· bOn of money, Kiff Mad the aty 1pproeching the matter from I pOslbon tNlt auch nm. I band1lng U{l)ibly .. Sheri, Ben and Andy Saunders of Costa Mesa brought the Daily Pllol with them to the ruins of PompeU ln Italy. Mt. Vesuvius can be seen ln the background. Marty Swingle and Beverly Sandeen of Newport Bedch <ipcnt a week In picture que Bergeo. Norway. Gordon and Gretchen Cannon of Co ta Mesa took their DaUy Pilot along as lhe,y absorbed Maori culture In Ro lorua, New Zealand. Jerry and Cynthia Culp of Co ta Mesa visited tbelr son Jeremy Jehanglrl at Northern State UnJverslty ln Aberd n, South Dakota. Jeremy, a former Costa Mesa High School tudent, ls attendlng the college on a football scholarship. .. Marilyn Slaugbter. of Newport Beach and daughters Lauren Slaughter and Joyce Caln visited Wale • Charlie, Sandy, Jon and MJke WoUe of Costa Mesa went river rafting ln the G rand Canyon In Colorado. Teri and Howard Martyn of Newport Beach and Mari- lyn and Gene O'Rourlce of Corona del Mu went to a glacial lagoon In Jokulsanlon, Iceland. Costa Mesa resident Chris Cook enjoys a lall outing with fellow vacationers at MacGregor Ranch , on the National Register of Historic Place • outside E te Park, Colo . ' CONTINUED FROM 1 Newport • 7 .000 or ~ ri nts bec4IIM!' Newport Beach resid nts Tuesday when annexation of the area became offidal.. One of the perks for th communny's r d nts d pr -dnn xallon agreement that sa>"' oty staff will ttv to CJ t answers to qw bOns that county offlcials have hruggPd off rogard.tng about $181 nuWon in bonds c;old to help bwkl Newport Coa t -bornh its· (1 den~ pay off lb.rough lhrur ld.x bill From a sen of ment <ilstnct bond!. as uoo in 1988, $40.3 million WM used to pay for constructlon of the fl. l ·rrule Newport Coast Dn- ve. whlcl'\ run'> from MacArthur Boulc>vard to COtlSt HJghwcly At first. construction ol the rOdd was met Wlth i.trong support, as 1t prorrused to reduce the gridlock trdfhc tht1f then could flow only through Cororld de! l\.1dr But then th<> TrdllSportd- t1on Comdor Agency unnounced 1t would tctke the northt two nules of New- port oast Dnvt> ilS pdrt of the toU d And the ctgency vctl- ued the stretch ot rodd at $.1 5 nullion. dlthough a thud of thP road's c~t would have h(.'t'n $13 J rmll1on Not d very good dectl for w. t-.tcGee Sci.Id Tht> rOdd now folltll> the border di thE' city of INUle, With IL!. !:><>Ulbt;nl ldn("> ofh· Cldll} ~ of Newport Beach Of further cone-Pm lo resi- dents The $.1 :> nullion WdS never put l>dck into the pool thdt ongmally pcttd for the road. lnstedd, 1t Wdl> put t.nto d lund et d'>ldf• for rOdd 1mprovem~nl!t lhdt extend ..outside Newport COttSt mto the oty of Irvmc • 1 tlunk the b1ggt'!tl prob- lem nght now ~ JU~t d ldck of yood lllfontldbon providoo to the residents dnd o lot of unanc;wered q\1P'itlons. !tdld A.s!.lSta.nt City Mam1ger Dave Klff. who I!. worklnq on the problem ·we hope to dJl.Swer tho quesllon~ dnd give them all the mfonnobon Though 'iOme in Newport HOME CONTINUED FROM 5 integnty is lJl Bare Wllldow<! qet a CO\'· er-up Even 1f thE' make over 1!, only an • eyt>brow. • llke a vdJance. fuush them off . Sconce$ are thP llqhnng choice du 1our Add a pau dbove the mclntle ~h both· 1d of an unportdnt piece of ctrt or hghl up d frdmed nurror wtth ct tylJ'h light source Replace the u . r untnendly agra ruq with d soft wool dltemallvE' The new wool ca.rpc hclv cl great look and Cdf1't be com- J>clied on the comfort level. the} 're over the top in weor- obility and bemg cushy ·rd be u.rprised t1 we find • any wrongdotng, • he Kid. · The toll road "'1as been a sore 'pot among N8W'(>O!t Coast reQ<ients since th ear- ly 1990s because ll requues th m to pay a toll to a road they're already paying for on their tax bills As residents of uruncorpo-, rated Orange County, some tned to get answers from county r presentativ ·we nt the county e let- ter, but the answers they gave us were pretty unsatisfacto- ry,. McGee sa..id. Supervt or Tom Wtl.son. who represents the area, could not be reached for com- m nt. Marian Beacham of the county''> hnancmg cbvlSlon ~d her othce is gathenng lllformab<>n on all the menis on Newport Coe.st rcs- 1d.-nts cl11d plans to meet Wltb Newport Beach off1oal.s in tho nedf future. She Sclld he's confident that once the num- ber.. Me ldld out on the table. reo.1dents will be .ai.sured that ct..11 tht>u mone't LS dcrountecl for · "Tht.>rP s ·no money ~ mq, Sf•ctcham ScUd "That's not the rd .. The tl>sue LS 1ust one of a number of chall nges the oty fdce while hrustung the dnnexdtion An adVtSOry conurut~ ll> expected to be fonnt>d di Tuesday's City Counnl meeung to tacltle •s'>ut~ such as how the oty w111 u~e $18 rrullion 1 t received from the lIVlne Rdnch Weiter Dlstnct to help. residents pay off some of their cl ment distnct debt and whi:>th r to use cih addlbonal S7 nullion to bwld a commu- rut} center at the top of Signal Pectk or near the mteisectlon of Newport Coast Dnve and Sein J0c1qw.n Hills Orure "We're gomg to tart deal· mg with an these issu . • S&d Cit) Counobnan John Hef· feman. whose dlstnct now mdud~ the area "There's a lot to do up there.· • Jwte caup.nde coven New- pon Bekh She may be rNChed iU (~9) 57 .... 232 Of by e-fNtl •t 1urwt c•s.gr•ndeOl•tJ~ com Chandeliers Me sbll mak· inq d big style t.atement They don't tutve to be dnp- py w1th Cl) tals. a long as thP styl and scale a.re nght for the room. hang ·em up Anchor your bed's place in the boudo1r by using a headboard wood. teel. fab- nc and cane -4S long as 1t se~ the tone of the room "leed d technology make O\.erl One word: flat Rat scr ns for computers and teleVl ions are the wave of ~ the future and make sense from a d 1gn point of view So. the wrap ue for 2002· make 1t soft make 1t beaub· ful and make the most of your home. sweet horn . • liCAMN WIGtff IS a ~ Bekh r~t Her column rum Sunct.ys SARA Von Fur t nberg Earl Jean Trina Turk Burning Tor h Joi utumn Ca hmere Monday-Fnday 10-9 • • .... ~o Petit Bat au Iv t . Paul Joe Jungal • • at 10-7 • WI 11-6 • . . • . COMM 8 Sunday, Jorruory 6, 2002 EDITORIALS DisappOintments · ·are facts of life L lf e ts full of audition . . interviews and tryouts. And WJth those come disappointments and ucce e . and varsity teams. That proved disastrous later as the district rescinded that and decided the integrity of the . judging proces and the judg· ing panel should be upheld, bu( then lef l the fmal decision to an independent committee com- prised o( parents and a school You can't aJways pied e those detcrmanang the f andJ cut. And that's the way it goes. Though tl sound. hke common sense, it's become obvJOUb an the pa~t week lfiat some peaitte don't get it. . 1 Al Newport Hurbor High School, a judging pap I -nor the school's 13-year cheerlead- ing coach -decid who makes the ~heerleading quad. And it eems now, the panel'~ deci ion wa n't well•rece1ved by dejected cheerleaders. MeanwhaJe, over at Corona dcl Mar High School, a parent ha sued the baseball coach. clamung the coach made tatc- ments that hurt htS son' cha.nee for college recrwtmcnt. Coach John Emm claim the student, who didn't play has senior year, has never pitched faster than 80 mph. which mo t recruiters look for. In the cheerleadmg case, the result has been crie of incon- sistencies in the judging, hurt feeUngs for many young unprcssiondble girls and an-edr· ly quick-fix olution by Pnnc1- pal Michael Vo en to let dll the girls becom part of the Junior staff member. · ' The committee decided that those wno didn't make the team should, .try out agaJn. The cheer- leaders now are gathering sig· natures to keep all the girls on the two teams. But Vossen will mdke the final decision. · C'learly, this is a me that could have been avoided. But the bigger lesson that seems to be lost on these young stu~ents, both the cheerleaders and the baseball player, is that there are real rep.sons why some don't and may never make the cut. That is JUSt how the world works. W,e urge teachers and par- ents to use this opportunity to explain to their students and children that disappointments happen. It's just a fact of Ule. Instead of blaming others and even in extreme e'xamples, filing a lawsuit,• we encourage our youth to work and try harder, and they will learn that with a litUe luck. succe s wjJI happen. That, too, is a fact of life. Welcome to town, Newport Coast · I t would be d shdm ~ Lf New- port Beclch'~ New Year's res- olution wac, to lo e weight because on Jan. t the city got fatter by about 7,000 peo- ple. But in this cab€>, lhdt cxtrn girth lS a welcome find (not d surprise, certa1raJy, given the years 1l's been m the mdkingl For re 1den~ of Newport Coast, thC'1r annexation into Newport 8 ach come with d number of obvious perks Th y'll enjoy $18 maJ.ltoo in tax reli f, get a community cent r and have more re pon ave ser- vice from pobc clnd fare departmcn~ than the county provtded. For the nty. the clnncxation. wtuch faced a f cw hurdl<>S last fa!l from k ptica.I id nts, come nedr to fuUy 11 hing N wport Beach out'. Th ar a bad long be n part of the city·~ • phere of inOu nee.• and now ls wh re tof off 1cidls thought it 1houJd be, all while bringing the caty somewhere in the neighborhood of an additional $300,000 a year in revenue. The annexation should also bring a stronger sense of uruty, lo the Newport-'Mesa Unified School District, which was oper· ating schools in the unincorpo- rated community. It may be only, cosmetic, but now it's back to Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, a more obviously unUied cUstnct. Of course the annexation will . bri.ng challenges for residents, the city and the school dlstncL But a city as strong Newport Beach should be able to rise to answer any problem. So, to Newport. Coast res1: dents, especially those who might not have come complete- ly willingly, we say: Welcome to town, offldally. We think you'll like it, Now if only Santa Ana fieigbts and Bay Knolls can fol- low along soon. Rem ember the less fortunate here at home Ar tnlnder. A reminder to all of you that us whil the-rest of th country • f ocustng on doriaUonl to thoee effected by the tregediea ol pt. 11, some local chari hev been left with ..... A reminder to not forget the· mall ptcture while k>okiDg et th b1gg r, more d9Yutating on . A «tnilnder tbllt nen tbougb the holfdeys may pe11, tMt doeln't ............. of oda· l"I dotDo. Al --... dlll1dm ..... chm<MeWll .. ,_.._ Wldr•'~" N1'1f. ...... _... .... ............ ,.._ .. .... .... : ---....... 'These are about haH the size of .. our badges. They're blue plastic embossed with ·silver and have the words •;uruor police" .on it.' -c.e. ......... Lt..,...~. on the ~ .,, •lle9ed poU<e Impersonator wore wpli. pulling driven over In the city urtler this week • IOLTON I Doily Pilot Leece stands heads above the others George G. Grupe Ill SOUNDING BOARD chool board on history text- books that revile our greate t national heroes, like George Washington and Abraham Lrn- coln, there wa never a response. except from Leece. The school t>Qard bouJd be con· cerqed: they were not The one th y overlook cootmucs to ta.nd tall under th ir anac.k.s. She lands almost alone; a lady with true gnt. On Dec 11 , th school board ch new officers. I w there Last month, J attended the to support ven-year, over- school board meeb.ng. t felt looked m mber, Leece. for some it a commuruty d.isgcace. position -p11 ident Would be Days later, I read the Commun!· proper. Twelve peqple apok - ty Forum page of the Daily Pilot. eight an favor of Leece, fou.r • Wb.1le lhor were no letter1 to against. We ant allowed only the edltor lnuned.Uttely (I three minutes each. Of course, a flne, dedicated womon tryiny thought there would be), there those on the board can attack to ~ow commuruty. • were a few days later. lbere for H long at they wish, and showed great po15 1 wa also a ·very firie editol1al, did. It lff!Md tom that the she did not say one word a the ·school boarding is note team lgbt who came to support attctc.kers cbargPd on and on . sport• (Dec. 16). Whoever wrote ~came ,1 lndividu,a~~~ She showed great class whit vuw p•oc:er ~ .. ......... ... .-w --... wr-•Cft•wa-·w----..._,,. ....... ~,..._-..... ,;:.;.;o.;..w ... eo~.:wua ~ .... about •sc:hool boe.rc:ting• than group. Even'°· Leece wu Jtx members of tbe tebool board favOred 2 to 1. and the tupennlendent k.ilow Alter we 12 poke, It wu lbe combined. For me, it 11 time k'bool boud'a tum. "n'UltM tMM Mven tile off tbelt blind· · Mertbe Phaor rMd • long state. en and try to see our reel world. wt ....... her fellow member You may uk what ~~~-:::r·---.a~Tft'· tt mUlt beve been 15 minu ba" to write this way. ~ jf '*' iitigwr. r.mr, amwer: FOr a1rwt 10 ,_,., 1 it w boerd mmnblir Due have edd.re..ct tbem oa U.S. B&ldl'I twa. bin w• not u · lmtoty tutboOU tn wend klDg. bul )l.t • UDCllDld for. thole to be pwe··1d. An. ,,_. w almoll nothing left to .,.aking to tbe ICbool bomd on ...,. Lala wttb, tbele two Ila or tight occ:ellam, ~• 1aee Md ....... al. I you.,_, _.., uked, •.Whet till llaf• An. a ID ID 11119 bMrd ad• to ...... ~t'I w.u, I -••eel aad 1M ...... Mid: w.u.u"11.-M""'1• ..... _,.._-.. .. word ' .... blOcki,ofa,..,... .._..._ Mrda WMD~ Waactyi...c.,• =· att .. -.1 nwtMa...c.MI..,._ l•t I, ........ tnfonlMM:I when' • a 1111 -• _ .. ._ .... benwlewecl ... 1t*9W.. ......... ,.... 11 INe -oftlce IMlft told -I --... ··--...... of .. __ _ Cl b' t -::.i1=tt~~· ....an• ..... .... '" ...... lack of lt The mostJudiCl'OUI ntmarks I heard au night were med by Fluor wh n she charged with quote aft r quote from ·n. Book °' Vl.rtlMll .• This ll • • Doity Pilot 110 JNme: Tod Ridgeway Age: 56 V....ln-wport -..dt: More than 25 ,.,...ty: Wife of 12 years, Kay; and chil- dren Kyle, 11, Scott, 9, and M adison, 7 ~: Owner of Ridgeway ~ Development since 1989 Education: Bachelor's degree in b1.4siness, finance and real estate from use.. juris doc- torate from Loyola Law S<hool Community Involvement Aside from repr~nting District 1 on the Newport Beach City Council, spent six years on the Newport Beach Planning Commission and is the council's representat ive t o t he Orange County Sanitation District Hoa.bles: Snow skiing. boating, water skiing and in-lfne skating with his ch ildren COMMUNICATION IS TU KEY 'M y opinion is that we as the City Council have not done a good job with edJJction and communication to the citizens. I think about 65 % · , of the citizens consider them- se lves no-growth or sl ow-growth . Forget G reenlight. What we have is a barrier to communicate, so one of my goal wlll be to ~ommunlcate what thi curren t government, what it has done in the past and what its goals tor the future· are.' COMMUNl1Y FORUM ~. Jonuory 6, 2002 9 Leading Newgort Beach's charge N ewport Beach's i:zew mayor, Tod Ridgeway, has goals, including raising the ci ty's water quality and completing an extension of the John Wayne Airport se ttlem ent agreement W 1th th1c, wE>ek's annexation of Newport Coast. lllo redevelopment of BaJboa Vtlldge and the usual water-quality is ues -just to mention a rew -Newport Beach has its hands fuU this year. Lead1ng the charge will Tod Rldgewdy, who wa!> unanimou ly g1ven a one-year term as mayor by hJs colleagues in December. The 56-year-old developer, now entenng the fourth year of Ms first term as d city councilman. sat down with Asststdnt City Editor Jame M eler on Thul"!.day to chdt about h~ new role, the G reenlight • lnitiat1v~. dftordt1ble housing and hjs rC(>lection campaign. ' What are you.r goals ln your one- year term as mayorf To recllly hepht•rd th • general pltin amendment pl"OC'eS!. for the city to develop, what I'd cctll, d balanced growth between the envtrorunenld.J- ists dlld the economy ot Uus aty Pc111 of that will tnclude trytng to close the gt1p of th(> conlrontdtJon betw~n tho Greenllght people and City Counctl My opUllon is that we as the City Counal have not don tt good JOU with cducbon and comrnurucabon to the ol:lzens. I thank ctbout 65"o of th(• ob.lens constder themselves no- growth or low-growth. Forget Greerilight. What we have is a bamer to commWlK'ate, l>O one ol my g<.>d..b wtll be to rorrunurucate what this cur- rent yovemment, whc1t 1t hc1s done 1n the past clnd what 1b gOdls for the future me. The mtt>resting th.Ing between our- !.elv~ dS council and all the ObZt!O!> who ctre mvolved in the govenunent proc tS we all have one goal in nund. dlld it's the Sclffle the qucility of We in this city We t1pp&lf to hncf our· !.elves ronJmntabonal when, in my · opUllon. we probably havt> common ground on 95" .. of the is ues. tf not more \\fhdt I thtnk has OCC\lITPd through polJlldung as a ldllure to commuru- cc1.te Are we gwlty at th.ts point of tune? The buck stops her<'. soy~. we• ctregwlty. Some of the issues are much sunpl(>r -the auport extension c1gn..oement. clMCXdtlon of Bay Knolls ct.nd Sant.a And H ights. conbnwng the red v€'J- opment ol Balbo8 VUlage, clean water, storm drcuns. ocean JS.SUeS. I don't Uunk th re' ctny d!.sagrecment between any ob2£>n dJld what we die domg dS a ot)• on those ~ are easier to ded..I w1th becduse W\' ~ have d unarumous ronseru.w. Being a developer younelf. what's your take on managed growth and development lo this CreenlJgbt d tyl Well, you're qual.ttymg 1t as ti a developN has an experti.se. Ant! 1t' funny As a developer, obviously my fnends and peers are all d velopers 41\d many ol them are lor managed growth. I hke to use the word "bal- anced growth." The qu bOnDf man· aged, or balanced, growth -this is on that needs defined Wld then dis· senunated to cduc:alP th peopt . I hav met Wllh th Grcenlight people, and they're talking OOOut COO· trolJed growth and managed growth. And I saJ<l ·vou know, guys, in my opmion, you're missing iornetfUng here and that is you seem to focus only on cotnmeroal d velopmenL • ln th ta1 development I am LD, I and I think the entue council is In agr ment that that area between here IN wport Center) and Brlstol (Stroetl should be a balanced growth, both commeroally and residentially. . Remember, II you UM tbcir term. thot ellows for higher density of housing and then tbat's wh4l the ldl· est mantr of the Urban Land ·1n9titute and Controlled Growth talks ..... ~ .. about -conllJUllg PVNythmg w1thm your city dnd not gomq 011b1de of 1t and cret1unq u tughc•r-dt•n<>1ty r.,..,,_ dent1dl And I'm of thP 11p1mon lhdl the res1clenUdl lhdt Wd!> r·n·dlt'<> seem to locus on conllTil:'rC'kll vN W<' hdve decreased the Lnll'n'>tty of Lqncl use in lhts oty in the lc1'1 10 yearl dnd h~ve dctuttlly redu('('d on th(• book.'> averc1ye dally lnps by t1ho11t l ,000 . becdu.se we downzoned tht• Ford Aeron.i~bcs property, th<• Plt17A ell• Cale cl.lld put in comnwrnd.1 uM>S thut were not generntmg tr.ifhc So lhc. lS what I nwdn h) thP lc1llurl' to commurucate In 1 O y«>rtrs, thts counnl hclS not done dfl) Uun9 to mcrease trdfhe dlld y •l. in my op1mon. tra.ffi hds been creatro h) rl!S1den1Jt1I commurub~ becdl!S(> of t1 lot of t1p.ir1- menl cornplexu~. Then"!> d I, 100-unit. Boruta Cdllyon-Borutt1 Villdge proJ<.>ct thctt Wd UwJt by the Lrvm<> Co Th y proces~<'d thdt in the> county undN th<·· Med ol influence of Irvin<'. dnd we had nurumdl input. Tht> counnl need., to commurucatc One. whc1l a.re we rccdly tdlktng about? Are we tallo.ng dhout ronuner- oal or n.>s1denbal7 Th rl'\ an c1btl.tty wiUun thb a ty, in Coront1 del MclJ' and the !)('runsula. lo build 4.000 morP houses on lots that dr > ..,,de by side that a.r<' not m f9ed mto one lot Four thow.and There clfe nlJ(>'i that are not big Anyhow. thctt g()(.., tu my theme ot bencrconunurucdllon As d developer. Uus L' where I bv<' and am d hrutely on bod rd with quall- ty of We. but thdt mctlns we n~ lo bet.lance some econonuc qrowth m order to susldm t.h1s oty Do you lb1nk someone lbould dWJe,.. tbe leplity ol lbe CreenUght lnltlaUvel Fll'Sl of all. the otu.eru. voted it m. and 1t as the current law of the land. and we, a council, are sworn to uphold ltwt So II somron ch to d\allcng it, that's up to th m. My own opuuon 1S I qu llon th ronsbtu- tionallty of croctb.ng o referendum on every g neral pldn am ndmcnt wh n there cl refrrendwn pii provid- ed for 1l an ltM> ConsbtutJon in the tdtt• of Cdllfomia Beyond that. I have reull.y no rool op1f1:km. I don't know U 1l' uoing to l chalkmg~. I don't Uunk 1t will challenSJC!d by tbc Koll proponent, Tun Strader, but they do ·rv~ the nght to do lhat. If a very expcnw propo- bon to Ne and. in my 'mlnd, the only groUndl It can be chaUengrd on ls coru.btullorut.l.ltv. dnci thut\ cWl.JcuJt But, d' d nfy. wc> w1U uphold 1l You advocate affordable housing. What e.LK'tly would you consider affordable housing ln Newport Beach ·and how would you push that heref First ol ctll. ctll ctffordc.1hlt> h<>u'itn<J m the ldll' of C"dlltorrut:1 '' l>t1-.ed on income lc>veb. d.Od w«• hc1vt• d fcllfly h.lgh mrnme ll•vel m lhl' nt) of. NPwport Beach We ch<l JU'>t dnnounc" d seruor dtforddble how.mg project tnr lowfir 8dy View and thf>"'>ldnddfd thtlt will bl' used will J>e SO" ll> tor vt>ry low-dlld ctnother 30... 1" for low- mromp pt.>opl • So. the lonnula that L'> used for dllorddbtl.tty is ~)d~ upon your inn1me levt•I. But W<' hdve dJ.S- plareti d lot of our older JM'<>PIP About b5", of our c1l12enry '" l5 yNr. d.Od oldN. !>ti w<• do have to proVld • for thdt h..'>"· Tht> seruor c11fonldble huu..'>- tng doe<, thdt r or entry level. I th.Ink We> lost that d lonq bow dQO But I can t<•U you w1• t1n• working with a ed upon very low-to low·(tnro(Tl(>), os opposed to modPrdlt• But we're rCdlly tJylng to dllow for people to eilt r into the housing mMk.et herP Ill N •wport It U be a rental. but c1t led.St tt'U tillow ed.1- lors hke yourself to IJve Ill NC>wport BNch. Wbal are your proudes1 accompllsbments ln this 0.rst term as a cound.lman f Probctbly th<> mey.,t ignillcant 1> m~ involvement with tht> hMbor com.rrut- lee m creabng the hcUbor element ot th gE'n ral plan. which · o discre- bondJ)' tern nt. We beli \ie 1t' th only on in th entire Urutcd ~tat . It' thP only dddibon lo the g n rdl pldll thdt ddcW '. pecd1Cdlly the hdrbor Sb that accomplJshm nt took three }'Cdl'\. Anoth •r my invoJ\:em nt wtth • the hdrbor-qucility corrurutt . It' ~ - allnq o tugh r profile for thdt comrrut- IN rlncl clNUt water m both the 8dck Bdy and our oceanfront. I'm •ry prqµd of that. I thtnk th.it ~vmybody in this city lS ctn envtronm ntalist - It' JUSt d question of dN,JT • I hdv n't thought of dCC'Ompll h· men beca tt )ust ms like thcre'i. n w ev ry day Th ~ more per50na1 Th onqmng db n for the t n of ~ John Wayne agreement I'm involV\"d " lll. but 1t' not my own perM>nal • il<'C'OmpUstuncnl. but I'm very tnvolved 10 it and am proud of our j>OS1l1on Anotht>r dCrnmplJshment is the down cod'l dflOP\dlmn Th<'rf' were two of u... Counnlmdtl l><•nnh ( l 'Nf'll dnd my')(>U -thtJl nt><JObdCed with th<• I Irvine> Ran< h Wcit<'f District) t1ncl tht> down rOd'I rn~ylll>e in hnngmq 11 ti> the> c-oun< ll lor what b now otyhooct I ronslCIN thrtt d big accomplL'>hml'nt Therf> wen• mdny n19ht' W P went till rructnlqht in negob- dtlons on thc1t 1s ue. What are some of the issues you'll highlight ln your reelection cam- paign this yearf Thdt t1s umes I'll run tor reelec- llon, but Yl">. !>O we'll mdk • that clear I Uunk 1t\ th<> l>d.ITle I rdll .i CclJllpalgn on bcslclnC'C'd growth I still stcmd by th.it -l>dlcmc-e<1 g.rowth cmd quahty of Ide It would be the SdJll(l tO protect the COdSldl wnf.> from ovcrdevelop- ment -both res1denual dlld ronunet- C'ldl -but -.amt> degree or davelop- menl. And to mcttnldlll qudltty of We I hope to conb.nu my involvement on th<> hMbor-qudltty commmee. where Wf' look c11 tht> Bctck Bet) water tsSUes cllld the oct~dtl's water 1ssu . As dn d 1d . I'm on lht• Orange County Sarutatlon Dtstnct as the aty' wpresenldllV<' We a d rounal. oppo-.e thl• 301 H waivPr We want full ~ndary tJ1 atment 1rom the saruta- IJon dtstnct. dfld that would be a Ccllll- pwgn lSSUf.> Gcm•raUy tht• whole water lSSU<' IS an issu(• · But 1t rt'cillv doesn t chct.nge U the John Wdyne wttJcment etgreement not complete I.hat ts probably the SUl- qlP-bl~g{!4>t l'>!>Ue. but I think that will re-.olvl> ·11.M•U 0us· yt>df Do.you Na\e any further political asplralloml No Been offered. No Any ftnaJ lbougblsf I thtnk the council ms to be tt lJttle bit murgUld.l.12.ed nght now I'm a lung for mo.re lair reporting I think I u r hclla.nce. I th.ink w a counal n('t>d to ronunwucate ell those good thing "We hdv done m the past 10 y&U"S That will ocrur under my Wdtch. t topclully, the cibz will und tand we re not confrontational. but that w on ov 195 oC the lS'>U ctnd \'C:tlt d 't pPear that • wdy. I'm look.Ing at n 'I' ('OIN'1lwlia- uon. bctt r educabon. dnd ~ tbet n«llB I think g ' 41.ly w•'U be better oU. \ And w ·o be bo k to what I hope ~r:1reJ;cn!Alli'1e emment Crt'!'ellbght hd real.I put a big hole tn p la1b gov~t. and I trunk thi\l' unfort\ind · - t FIVE CONTINUED FROM 5 recepb.onil1' and financial ctld counselors. If you have a specialized medical or dental ~ or you just the need to tend a beJpini hand, contact Share Our Se ves at (949) 642-3"51. 2 rift IOYS I GllLS Clll Of -11..,olTMISA "The most tmpc)r. tant qualities for ow volunteers are patience and the need to help kids," soys Harlan Anderson, branch director of the Boys & Girls Club of Newport Mesa. More than 80 kids a day come to the Boys & Girls Clut) for after school sports and drts and crafts activities, ' COMMENTS CONTINU ED FROM 1 'ihn100 and grabs the phone to call Flaherty, who taunts Robinson by pretending be <..loel>n't know who he ls. "This is Rico speaking!• Robinson screams. •Rico. R· 1-c-.o Rico! Uttle Caesar, that's who! Usten. you crum· my flat-footed copper, I'll 'ihow you-if I've lost my nerve!· • By the way, Robinson is often misquoted as having , !>did. "You want me, copper? Then come and get mel • That's a misquote of the hhn'i. dosing scene. This is what they really said. Flaherty: •You better give up. Rico. You haven't got a ' I chance.· LlttJe Caesar: •You want mf>. you'll have to come and get me!" How do these famous mis- quotes get started? Very strange. "Casablanca,· for . instance. Does Bogart say •Ptay it again, Sam?" How many times do I have to tell you this? The line is, "Play it, u well 41 for homework be1i> at the~ Center and computer lab. olunteen u young u 14 help run th numerous activities. !'lt'I p~ easy to get involved. ::ta need to do is fill out an opp tion and • llt down with me so we find the,: niche for them.• exp Harlan, who ha.s been wtth the ~ & Girls O ub for nearly years. If you would like to volun· teer &our tin\e in the comput· er la , u a c:Oech, ·or u a .. b1tor,·C4)J ({MS) 642-8372. . 3 llOH llOSPITA& AlllUAIY "The most impor· tant thin~ ow volun· teers do ~peo-pJeasmile~ Com Jc bell, of the oag Hospital Auxiliary. For many, a frlendly wel· come from a volunteer push- Sam. U she can take it, so can 1.· . Where were we1 Oh. yeah. Crime. The other·interesting item in the crime file thilweek is one Mr. Jesus Delcarmen Delgardo Sanchez. Whether crime rises or fall.I, you can always count on one thing. Most bad guys are~'t just bad. They are e.xceedf.ngly dumb. Not that we aren't grateful for that. don't get me wrong. Anyway, Sanchez -for rea- sons yet to be determined - wa5 apparently in the habit of pretending he was Costa Mesa police officer. Had be · pursued his bobby in the pri- vacy of his own home, no one would have cared. But in .the wee small hours of Tues- day last, Sanchez decided to take bis act on the road, on Anaheim Avenue to be exact. Before he hit the streets, Sanchez gathered together bis wardrobe and props. ·Which were ftly impressive . He confidently pinned ori a badge that wu not just mild- ly bogus. but wildly bogus. According _.to Costa M~· .. lng a wheelchair or bOltiag the mack bar at the Blood Center can alleYlate the stress of their visit. From the dme Hoag Hospital opened its doori in 1952. the Hospi· tal Awdliary has grown to include 38 committees where the $8niOr ~ mem· bers of the A donate their time, skills and, of course, their smiles. Volunteer activities range 'from bt}plng the triage nun· es ln the Emergency Room and cuddling newboms to hetplllg run the Gift Shop, which gives au profits dlrecl· ly to Hoag Hospital All It takes to get involved is an application and mandatory attendance at a volunteer orientation session held once every month. For an application and illformation on the Auxiliary committees, call (949) 760- 2264 or visit the Support Ser- Dale Birney, •These are about half the size of our badges. They're blue plastic embossed wltb silver and have the words 'Junior Police' on them.• Wait Jesus is sti.ll dress- ing. He wore his miniature plastic badge on a blue shirt with a bogus de~nt patch on the shoulder. A bogus police department patch? No. much better. A bogus fire department patch. Hang on. Not done yet. His "police car" was a well-worn blue Toyota CeU- ca, and the piece de· rests- tance was a littJe flashing light that Sanchez would slap on the roof of his car to try to pull someone over -a flashing yellow light, .to be exact. Are you getting all this? There stands Jesus Del- carmen Delgardo Sanchez, in his blue shirt with the·fire department patch on the · shoulder, and his plastic •Junior Police" badge on his chest -ready to hit the streets in hiS Toyota Celica with the little flashing yellow light on the roor. With that wonderfully dry humor that only cops can \ Doi~ Pilot vices HCtion of tum and adult Engllsh u a d gned to give adult Jtu· http://www.hooghoapitaJ,org. Second Language teaching ' dents one-on-one tutoring by methods. trained volunteen. Tutors go 4 111.aSAVllll For more lnf onnation, call lb.rough a 15·hour training JJTIUCYClml (714) S.CS-~•S .• prograin. and they are expected to give a minimum ·Thectett 5 111 llWPOIT SO·hollr comm.lbnent to the reward a ut being a "I 1uc• UIUIY program. • tutor is not only see-unucY Typically, students and tng your stu~ts progress in tutors meet for one hour ·English but also in their SllYICES weekly at the N~rt lives,• soys Vicki Noble, vol-"Out students Beach Central Library or et ~ unteer director of the Mesa have gone on to receive any of the satellite libraries. Verde Utera.cy Center. recognition from the local At the end of their 50-hour Under her ~on, tutors business community, job pro-.· tutorial period, students have work with students who motions (and) reCe.ive college the skills to take the GED or need better Englilb Jan. degrees and even publish a read a book to their child. guage skills to Improve their book..• explain.s Diane The Uteracy Program Also daily living and Job opportu-Mosley. director of the New· sponsors Families For Litera- nlties. Tutors are expected to port Beach Ubrary Uteracy cy, a program designed for be fluent ln English and Services. adult students to bring in have a desire to help people However, all of th9$4! stu-their children for sped.41 I: who come from all over the dents started with one thing activities. world to improve their lives. in common: they had poor to To.sign·.~P for the next Volunteers undergo a almost no reading and writ· tutor training session. call five-week training ~ourse ing skills. (949) 717-3874 or visit , . that covers cultural diversity skills, organizing a currlcu- muster, Ll Birney said it seemed that Sanchez was new to what be. was doing. Betweeo the fire patch and the Dashing yellow light, I w~uld think the only thing Sanchez could be·(llista.ken for is an arson investigator fo(Caltrans, but at 1:30 a.m. on Tuesday, he somehow managed to pull over a woman driving alone. Fortu- nately. a very re«U Costa Mesa police offic;er spotted him at work and made a very real arrest after a very brief chase. The Newport Beach , http://www.newportbeach Library Literacy Program is Ubrary.org. So thafs the news from the crime front. The good, the bad. the dumb'. Six cheers ror two outstanding pplice departments, New- port·M~'s Top Cops - Messrs. Snowden and McDonell -and the out- standing men and women who keep us safe.·And If someone in a blue shirt with a fire department pafch anC1 a plastic badge that says •Junior Police• bothers you, call either department. They'll know exactJy what to do. I gotta go Jake Dayton, far right. Joined othe r flnal1Jts ln the Kennedy Space Center's Mais Survival Challenge at the space center ln Cape Canaverta. Fla. • NTlll .,,,.-Is a fonnet' Costa Mesa mayor. His column runs Sun- days. He may be reached YI& e-mail at PrrfWfMol.com. TRAVEL CONTINUED FROM 5 ·You could go inside, and there were people that we met there. It was very impressive.• But dunng the Lego build-off. family members • pretty much sat in the view- mg area watching and R es tau ran t ~....._-Established In 1962 --.--- Motulto Nigkt S.pttUd Omtpl$ Pdiu FiJd Mi' n Dinll6 cheenng while Jake built a space lab in 90 minutes. •They wanted him to do . a lab on Ma.rs that was ca·pable of collecting speci- mens and somehow relay- ing them back to earth,· said Rick Dayton, also an architect. Jake said that his pletal- colored lab was built as U to be capable or science explo- ration and comrnunlcabon with Earth. "There are maybe about 500 pieces,• he said. Jake's favorite part about towing the Kennedy Space Center was ~eeing one of the Apollo rockets that had actually traveled in space. •And we saw one thal . wasn't a real shuttle that went up. but it could go up,· Jake said. "They use 11 for people to see. Jt was -really cool.• .. • I • ' • . .. ' ' SJ!)DOpw:= ..... --,.... • Have you. or someone you know, gone on an interesting vaation r~ently? Teti us your ~tufts. Drop us • line to 'hvel----330 W. ~St., Coste Mesa. CA 92627; ..-mail young.<Nngftlatl'mucom; or fax ' to (949) 646-4170. ·NO· PREREOUISITES. -· II WaUbei.evtlirJ we ---cal to you r vru &eMlS! Na matter where you've set ycu sights. It's a gooc;f bet that cxx; has a ~o· gam to get you ltl«e. . 1111111•• 112 IRI We rtt h n Orcrol Crulty kl the runb« of ~ we lrcniffl k> f<ll·yell ~ ll'llt• £ 2 I I Os career JWOPTlS are seaxid·fO.OOte ~ ot cu akJms wcwk t0< age. medium and modest·SIZe ~ OO'POOlbOOs. ootefs. tx>spltals ~ mOOical faohtteS 1¥0llld lhe ccwtry Olr Smart aassrooms CJld Lam ere fut/ wred CAI new llgh·ted\Ms ... ~_ ...... TU&OOn b C'.alifcma residen ~ )JSt $11 pa \lit cal now b regaabl ilfamation. C714JGZ·1172 Sp(•11 cl••• begin .....,........,. aa,Na ~ CXl.l£QE ) 2701 FtNew Rold en. Ma CRltglOOlltdlgtain . . ' t ' I • • • • • • • ' . 'We're generally not very comfortable with lthe lead. By far this Js the best game we have played, for the ·duration of the game .... • ht Doe.a.._ UC Irvine men's basketball coach , Uons outrebound Hope lntemation~.-53-29, and run away with a 94-74 GSAC yictory at The Pit. StlW\tltgen 0MY PllOT COSTA .MESA - Garbage Um was th<> theme f~ the Vanguard University men' ba • ketball ~ U1lts94.74 SCOBIOMI Golden State Athletic V80{N8l'd opened the game wtth an 11-2 lead tn the first five rrunul The Royals re pond d Wlth a l 0-3 run to puU Wlthm 14·12 With 13 « left m the half. but that was as close as they got. Conference VlctOty over = v1 ltlng Hope Inter- national Saturday. .Not only did tht• Lion~ (8·8, 4-3 in the GSAC) vlrtudlly end the game with a 33-pomt lrad (70-37) with 11 :41 left, bul Vanguard's post player took care of the dirty work. grabbing reboun~ and <;c-onng down low The won • winne~ of !>l.X of thelr last seven. scored 30 pomts an the paint, l b lrom offensive rebounds an the hrst hd.IJ. to bwJd · a «-28 ledd llo1x• 11· 13. 1-51 grabbed JU'il thn•P oflenc;1ve rebounds lx>loH' hdllt1me dnd produced Jill>t lwo 1>01nl from that O\eraU. thl' L1un., outrP· boundt'd the Roydl' 51-2<1 24-10 on the uflen!>l\f' bodrds • t th1'* our 10!t1dt> <Jdffit• ,., probt1bly lhl' bt•'t 10 the (GSAC),. 'wlld \ ttnquttrd 'iCntor Shtt ne M rKun. who '"orcd 21 pomts and grabl>NI to rebounds an 25 nunutl"i ·Our UlSlde game makes opp<>n<'nl'l hc1ve to ad1u t and thctt Wd .. thl' d1Jler<'nce • Lions' "''nior fQrwdrd Dt1mJon Morbley dl«>o con1rou,,d ans1d<' the paint. !>Coq.ny d tec1m·hlqh 23 points dnd qrdbhanq t1 gcJme· high 17 hottr<h lc1n Boy\, Vanguard' b·foot-7 center, took down e1qht r€'hound'l, live orren IVl'ly. c1ncl h· 7 Lev1t1CU!> Williarmon c1dcled 12 pomti; ·we he1vt> tht> d are to get after the offen«>ave rebounds.· s.ud McK1m 10. whOM' exper- ience lS bell<'hCldl ·w e Just want the ball more .mcl you rclll't leach that · The Lions closed out the first half with an 18·8 run over the hnaJ even minutes They stormed the Royals in the serond half, reehng off JUN of 10.0, cllld, 9·0. to grab the 70-37 lead. The first half was ail aboul oflensave rebounds and putback!. lor Vanguard. in the second hiilf the Lions beat up Hope Wlth a wicked transition game ·w e 1ust tiave more tcdent (them Hope!.• Vanguard COdch Slephen French Sdld • fThe wint Wd loppy We dJdn't do a lot ol the thmgs that we wanted lo do But we responded' well an th • ~cond half • The ea!>y victory with thl:' strong m ade pre ence dl\o resulted an confidence for the Lions d\ the'l,JUepare lor two p1voldl GSAC gam ' ho\ttng Pomt Lomo Tuesday cllld plclymg at \econd-pldre Azusd Pacahc Saturddy Vanguard 1s an contenllon for Uurd behmd hr5t· place Biota dnd with 14 gctmP'i remdJJUJlg lht! Lions belJC\'t> they cdn surpnse theu oppont>nls GOU!UI SIAJI ADUI1C COllQDKI y,,,,,.,,._ .. "°" .... LllONAL 74 Hope• RlckMd 6, Hilt\ 19, StcN 14. ~ 29, Gr-0. Tims 2. Mur~ .. 3-pt 90-'s • Sto. 4. Rogtn ), RICUrd 2 Fouled out -non. Tectwlc.lb · none V. I errf • P.enon S, Mon>ley 2 l. • MdCttn 21, loys 7, 'Mil..,_, 12 Moor• s. Murlrt o. ColUfy s ....... 10. Cottw 1. Cocu O. Ennl 1 3-9' ~ . '"'-2. (Of\~ 1, "*"°" 1 fouMd out -nol'le Tec:hnoc.111 • none tUlftme 'hngulrd. 44-ll E ·ons rumble Vanguard women lead all the way in GSA~ win. CO TA MESA -game. cut a 19-point Vanguard UnavC'r.,1ty's Vanguard lcctd J,tJ 11 worncn bdskPthall tNm 'with four minutes to reffiillllS m it twn-way b<' play. but could get no for second pl1tc·t~ ln the closer. Golden StatP AlhlellC' Juruor Camille San- Conf renrt•. 1mprovmq SCOlllOAll gleton topped all 'irorers to 5-2 after turrung btlC'k with t 9 points and Vlh1ling I lop<' lntt.>rntt· ..... ~ grabbed eight rebounds bonaJ Uruvt>rs1ty. ti I ""8 ~u.. ____ __. for the Royals Saturday night Rebecca Moreno Vanguard never tra1lt!d. added 14 points and d team-tugh although tti Royals lorced th • rune l'ebounds Lions to k th penrnt>t r Hope intemabonaJ drop to Hope Int mau rwJ SC'On!d the 7 -9. 0-6 Ill the GSAC nrst hve pomts ot the second half Vanguard. S.5 overall. hosts to pull to W1thtn 33·25. but the Point Loma Nazarene on Lions beg.in to take control at Tuesday at The Pit that point. Paul tte aman scored all or h r team-I ding 17 points in the nd hail to pace thf' Lions' attack. Kely Boeke rocordcd a daub ie- doubl for tbe Lion wath l l points and 12 rebounds. whtl Erin Edmiston addcd.10 polllts Robbin Oatt~nbir and amen each pulled down rwe rebounds, and naor B<>th WetdJ r dW\ed out a gam -high Uv ts. The Royals. d.laptaymg a fuU-............. _.. .-••l.M dua •n.tU.. Oparab's 20 points goes for naught UC Ifvine' women hurt by UC Riverside's treys. I COUIGE IASKETIAU. OMY N.Ol PHOTOS IY SlNI HLLLll UCI' Adam Paqda (SS) goes up for some of hll game·bJgh 20 points. B•low, Jeny Green lookl for an openlDg, one of many en rout to 18' points ln the Anteaten' Blg West CoaJerence vktory over UC Riverside. mmaa *"*Y1~ BJLl GRESCHNER ~. Jonuory ~. 2002 11 UCI • wms • again Parada leads the way Wlth 20 points in 72-53 victory over UC Riverside. Green and Harris chip in with 18 and 15 points. Am•r• Aguilar OAllY P1LOl BREN EVENT~ CEl'ITER -There wen• no lclst-nunute raibes UU!> bme No ga.me-wuuung shots No falling bf>hmd by large margms 111 the second hall In ·fact thf' Antedters dldn t trail di ._,_..._ Sl aJJ dlter the bredk and Am•• • n led by ~ many dS 15 po1nts en route to d 72-53 victory over UC Rwersade an a 819 W£.~t ConJerPnct' men s bdsketbaJJ gdffie Scltwday rughl Blowou1s hdve nol been lhe norm di home for the Anteater!> 110""· 3-0 Ill the Big West) They overcame seven·polllt deficits to the econd h.all agatnSt Long Beach State on Dec 22 to wm. 75-69. and Cd! Stale Fullerton to puU out a 68- 58 victory Thursday The A nteaters also rallied from an 18-pomt defiat with under I 0 minutes left an the gdine to come away with a 74-69 win over UC DaVl.S on Dec l ·w e· re generally not very comJortab!e with the lead.· UCI Coach Pat Douglass said •By far 1h1 (contest against R1vers1de) lS the be t game we have played. for the duratlon of the game We got excellent guard play and that's what we've been looJnng tor · UCI was led by 7 -loot ophomore center Adam Parada. who matched a care.er tugh b) sconng 20 pomts agAU\St • the Highlanders !5· 7 2-2) He also chapped an with a game-high seven • rebounds Pa.rada had a key sconng run lll the second half. sconng 10 traight pomts for the Ante.tters dun.ng a I 0-5 · pwt that gave UCI a 57-40 etdvdntage with 10 55 left Ul the game ·1rs huge when a po 1 pl~yer can come lll and do that,· Parada Sdld • 11 tdkes pre sure off the guards -Jerry Green and Mike Hood -and Jordan Hams . Green. a M?n1or gua.rd who h~ scored more than 20 poLnlS Ill eight gam Uus season, had 18 pomts dlld hve rebounds again t UC Rivers1de Hams. d Juruor forward. contnbuted with 15 points and five rebounds UCI conbnued to build on its 57-CO I ad cl5 the minutes bckf'd away U1 the second hall After UC Rivenid • Mark Miller hit • two-pointer. MLke Hood mad a three- pomter to park a t 0-0 run by UC1 Matt Okoro cappt'd t spurt with a ste6i and slam dunk to gwe the An thea.r biggest advantage, 67-42. wtth 6 18 left to play. ·We pl.a yed quality "' b&ll f 01 a long penod of tune.· Doug d. ·u tak maturtty for that W are trying to be m0te ble with the bGll: I really r good about how we played the game.· One area the Anteaf B unproyed on was tumoven JJCI comnutt.N • n- " tow run against UC Riv rsade The Highland rs struggled wllb the1r shooting. making only 4 Of .tfi three-point attem~ (25%) end '20 of 5.5 r ld-goel -~..tAL\ ·rdi! O'f hk_e_o_ur~-ecu--uon tonight." UC RJvemcte Coecb John Mall said "W needed more lilt nsaty We hiv 't bNn able to bit . W had good looU. W ha to do that • Wstb the v1ctory, th• Ant et n .xtended th tcbool-record winnlDg at home to 18. Greea •Mio looking to breAk a ICbool record. He bat 1,658 (' ..,.. - boktl lb No. 1 pot on U 1'1 ca,.. tlCOring Utt. U IUv met . l&nt COKb Tod Murphy biokb UCTt 8op ~ willl 1,771 ~pOl!a. uc.:.J&J I • ..c• .... ' ...... Qllll, ...... .. .................. " ........ a. ': 3: t ~. .. . ..... t .. , ...... ....... la • : .. • , sroRTS Daily Pilat p I t1GH SOIMJL socca , ' . Surging Tars prevail at CdM, 1-0 "- Newport Harbor girls dominate Back Bay rival Corona 'del Mar as Manchester's goal proves to be the difference. BMry Faulkner teems should come to play. DAILY Pllor Unfortunately, we didn't. CIF doelil't CORONA • DEL a.Dow UI to practice on Sundays. or we' cf MAR _ Though be out there (toct.yl~b' and Mrly. I ~ we1'QW:ed litk» we'd_...., (the ttnol~ hlghly S&Uon) three ltrUgbt. today w• going reqdrdPd opponent lo be the rowtb. That'• the went game fl'll 10 hi Newport we've played.• lidrbor High girts ft mey hlYe been tbe bell In • 'lCX'CC'r INm turday growing atrtng of sterhng efforu for ol Bt1rk Bay nval Harb« (7-5-1), wbicb opeoa See "1ew Corona del Mar, ...,. 1 Le4gUe play 'fuieday •t AHio Niguel. Smlo~ Co.tch Jason ,.. °'Ila 0 ranked No. 3 an tbe c:vunty ,.,._owning Som·~I hgure t\'$ the top neUooel r•nkiog in Student dllu01 tame jaws Sports' prn ,_,.,poll. 'ho-uld top dropping over hts squad's •uu J told our gtrta before today's sudd nly sensational season. game,• Sonetl uld, •no O'IAltter wMt ·I bale to say 1t. but we don't get the happens, we Just need to keep on doing '""pN't w deserve,• sak1 Sorre.ll. whole • what we're c:1omg;• · 11•dm ~ct.D the uon ranked No. 23 What tbe Sa1lon did Saturday was ntJoon.illy by Student Sports. then polted dominate thetr Back Bay rivals, who .tn o ... ·I tart managed Just three lboU. Only two ol anre then, however, the Turs. have those lboa required MY91. both ~tine ~on seven of tbeu ~eight. clunblng to stops by IOl)bomofe Kua DeMille. lht• "'lo 7 ranking m Orang County 1lle Sa.llon. who IC'Ofed In the 63rd And that nse hould rontinu alter rrunute, fuusbed wtth 10 lboU, the molt the Sdalors foUowed up Thuniday's 2· 1 unpor\!Ull ol whk:b came off the dght foot tnumph over J0-2-3 Mater De1 Wlth a 1 • or four-year vartlty veteran Tory o nonJ ague victory Saturday OVi r No Manchester. 4-Mnked CdM. now 7.3... Mancbe1ter took a throw-in rrom "Th re were omc comm nts made senior teammate Kristin Nabin about by the Mat~r Dea Coach (Austin Sharp 15 yardt in rront of the goal. She used ull<'r Thursday's road wm) lhat we dJdn't her stomach k> settle the ball to h r Ilk<' (creditmg the victory to a pair ol · feet, while facing lhe sideline. She Mo"l'WU'ch m&stakMI. • Sorrell 1d. "But then wbeel•d and booted a drive th.it'~ OK I guess we'll JaAt keep wuuung a~ h r body and anto upper portion dnd tak all the commenb people have of the net. tibout us.• •Because 1t was ega.mst CdM. I'd CdM Coach Ron Evelns h!d wme bave to say that was my best goal ever: rommeots about Harbor. but moo were scud Mancb ter, one of a handful ol tinged with a cnocal tone toward h11 Newport seruors who bad endured one- own players goal setl>ad<J lo the Sea Kings their last fN('wp<>rtl 1 a gopd team.· Evans ~ three meetm91. "This as so great.· '>t11<1 ·nut 11 shouldn't matter 1t tthe Junior Amy Burlingham had three s.i110~1 w<>re 7 -1 their la t eight games quailty scoring chances for the winners. or 1·7 Ind nvalry game b1~e lhtl, both wtule senior AmY. Ross had two and OON LIACH I DAILY llllOT CdM' Andy Almquist (11~ bud.I tbet>all over Tan' Joel Walk.er. • DOH I.EACH I OAl.Y l'IOT Tory Manchester (11) leaps for joy after scoring as Newport Harbor teammate Katie Yeager Jolm In. iOphomore Jillian Austin another. for the WUUlers. Juruor sweeper T&yn FlArmon and fresbmdn stbpper Enn Hardy helped styma CdM's ollensJVe thrusts, while Tnctll Orth, Kalle Yeager. Taylor Glacomaro. Nahin. Kote Younglove and La~ Barchliekl were also ever present CdM, playing without junior returning All·CIF standout Ehsha Morgan. whom Evans believe could retum from m1ury wllhm two weeks, had Its best sconng chance on Lauren Sbepberdson's free kick In the 67Lh nunute. The 30-yard blast, however. sailed jUSl tugb. ~ CdM Juruor sweeper Paige Janes. sophomore fullback Kinzle Kramer, 1unior fullback Lauren Loe and Shepherd.ion. a Junlbr stopper. batUed well against the surging Sailors. Tars Wahl off CdM, 2-1 Tyson Wahl's shift to the back line gives Newport the edge in Back Bay showdown. Sany Faulkner QA1LY Pllor CORON. L>EL MAR -First-year N<-wport I larbor High boys soccer C06Cb Kevm bpdl"Zd appears to have figured out the SaaJors' bluepnrtt for su • And. not rurpnsmgly, 1t has a lot to do W1th where he has chosen to place h.is Wahl Senior capta.in T)'50n Wahl. whole comm1tment to the under-17 national team took tum sway from Newport la.st we.rs 2 seuon, played his second tralgbt game IN ...._. 1 at sw per Saturday, after spending the first teven gclm of tho aeuon at m.ldfjeld. WahJ's ability to anchor lhe def~aod al5o luck-start the offense, heJl*t the V\Slllng Tars earn • 2-1 nonJeague • win over Back Bay nval C.orooa del Mar. ·1 think defense ti got.ng to be more tus Mtural pos1Uon at lhf> next level. so I decided lo move hlm beck there from rrudb Id two g~ ago.• Espen.11 Mid. It haJdJy CCllDddental tbat Esperr.a terms Wahl's fll'St two games on the beck line -lncluding an 0-0 U earlier this w k against El Modena -u Harbo(s best two perfor- mancos of the campaign. · "I ttunk our guys Just relax a lltUe more when they know Tyson 1' back there to cover for any mistakes.· Esparza sa.ld "He gtv us a whole new confJdence level.· lnte.iwty leveJ was another reruon lbe Sailors (4...C· I) went able to daun 8adt &y braggmg rights over the SM Kmq (3·.S-2), ecxonilng to Espa.ru. ·1 think playing a rtvalry game really helped put us an the mmd· tor leegue. said Espera wtae 1lqUlld op:ms Its See Viow Leagu schedule Wednetday at Alito Niguel ·1 thought everybody played well •nd I thought we rved to wm. We ~led many chtoc.m on olJense thel we cou.ldn'l finW\, but t like the way we plllyed. •· CdM Coech Pat Callag'Nln, wboee teem opens Paafk Coe t League play Wednesday at home egainst Laguna ~ach. was also pleased wtth hh squad' enort. ·w have to be proud ol the way we played. espec;aUy . after the Unt r1even nunutes. • said Callaghan. who told his players in tu postgame addleSS "they were ready to take (the PCL) by storm.· The Saalors opened the sconng Saturday when Wahl conver1ed a penalty lock an the 28th tninUte. The chance was created when Juruor forward JOM Serpas was taken down tn the-18-yard box. an automabc penalty lbot. The Sea Kmg answered Just more then seven minutes later on what C4llagban called •a very beaubJul goe.L • Seruor sweeper Andy Almquist tngg red the sc:orlng chance W1th a well-placed ctup from nudfield that Ooai.ed toward a pack of players about 1.S ya.l'ds In front of the right goeJ post. CdM junior Thstan Hams leaped and heeded the ball toward the-opposite com~r of the goal and It arced into the net to bring the b<ls& even. l 0 That thing went about 60 yard.I and through about eight of our players.· Esp&rz4 said ol lbe CdM tally. Both teems hrusbed the fll'St half with 1UC shots and Heh It< per. Newport's Hector Campos and cdM· Geoff Collier. had three saves before tbe break. Newport cam out st.omung an the MCOnd hall as a Wahl dnve caromed off the C'091ber m the 44th mmute. Tbe rebound came directly to• Harbor attacker m front. but hl.S • one·bm r w nt wide ol the open net. prompting groans of frustration from the Newport lidelln . Serpa.s, however, eued the Sailors' collectlve pein by lt'Ol'Ulg the ganMMYWM~r. aalsted by junior Ramon Zaccun. just two aunutes lat r. Zaa:url poked• pea ahead to Serpa. who brGke free on the ngbt wing. Se~ tJulckJy dehvered a low, bard shot. wtucb w~t through the cba.rgmg keeper end into the net. Serpes. who bad o teem·&eeding four lhots. earned paste from Esp.na, wtule tealtlIMtes Matt 'Tracy -.nd Oavld Marsh&JJ also bad hots bounce ol1 the goal poet. CdM's AlmqUlst alJO bad a direct kick kiss ott tbe post and his overall play, w::h.1d.lng dee.n.og eeve_ra.t cbance5 ln front ol bls own goel. wa a CdM blgh!Jgbt. Newport finished w tth 15 lh<>tl to CdM's 10, wbile Campoe had 10 .aves Including a dMng 11op near the post just after the Sailors· bad taken their hn&J leed. Collier totaled seven saves. t1GH SOIOOl •ms N"ewport ·narbor girls squash Carlsbad, 8-6 . i jl i I f I Sailors improve to 9·2 with nonleague road Win. C~. 'Tars girls tie • • I NOT1CI! Of? SALE In~ with lhe provlalon• ol Section 21700 lhtOUgh 2111 e of the Callforr0 Bu11n.aa and Proleaalona Code there being due en unpaid storage lee fof wtliCtl Sa .. 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Koy Polovino 759-3783 Laguna Reach $ 1.495,000 fabulous English Tudor-style home with ocean viewsl Spoc1ous home swrrounded by English gardens Robert Giem & Soro Hinman 759.3797 -7)9-3705 4 Civic Plaza , Ste . 260 Newport Beach , CA 92660 (949) 644-1 ~00 Uarbor View l-lomes $1.449,000 Beou1tful 5 Bd. 3.5 Bo. custom hom in fobulOus loeotton. Jim Kline & Shkiey Horris 759-3171 -759-3727 .. Newporl Coasl $1.995.000 Exquisite 5 Bd 5 5 Bo Ocean views. lush landscaping. Pool Jim Kline & Shirley Horris · 759-3771 -759-3727 · N~r•I, Laguna $1,495.000 Custom 4 Bd with ocean views. Ocean side of PCH John Hyolt 759-3749 COLDWeLL BAN~<?R ~ 1onlserrlH $990,000. Panoramic views from fNefY room. Got ~ Cu· IOmrzed throughout Greg Lombardi 759-3751 · · Daily Pilat Relcourl Cuslo~ $1.525.000 [orge, private come< lot, Newfy remodeled with many new additions including carpet and inte<ior/exten6f point. Soro Hinman & Brod Hinman 759-3705 -759-3732 Peninsula P~inl $ t ,4SO,OOO Lorge custom 4 Bd. 3 5 Bo New 1n 98 Master suite with fireplace and boyview Kim Bibb 71 8-27 47 3377 Via Lido Newport· Beach, CA 92663 . (949) 723-8800 • I