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Home My WebLink About2002-01-08 - Orange Coast PilotI ' .. .. ·--Wh1lenotM nice as~ today shouldn't hear any compWntl • dw sun will shine Md the thermometer will hit 10. Enjoy 1t. and love tt. .' S..~2 . . SERVING THE NEWPORT -/tJE.SA.COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DA!LYPILOT.COM 'MSDAY, JANUARY 8, 2002 Cheerl~ading Iilix~up expected :to end today .. • Newport Harbor High principal hears testimony from squad,candidates Monday and says he will make his final decision at 5 p.m. DelnlreNewman DMY PILOT NEWPORT BEACI I -Prospec· live cheerlead rs at Newport Har- bor High School, who have Conexant tO .sell 2 -'buildings • The company had ~ a possibl~ expansion of the Von Kannan Avenue site that would have triggered a Grcenhght vote. June CaM9rande DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACM -lWo of Concxant Systt•mi> buudmg netir John Wayn{l Airport are up for sale, a company r prel)entdllve rnnhrmed lhls. wef>k. But obs rvers hdve mLXed redcUons dboul whdt tht• ..aJp could medn to Newport Beclch re 1d nts Th two butld1ngs, at 43.CO ancl 4350 Von Kannan Ave . ctrt> part of the chlp mak r' dimlnistung operu- uon in'N wpor1 Beach UnW recent· endured dn embllondl roU r coa t- cr over the past month, w1 I find out today wh thcr th y C'81\ or"d r thetr weater and pompoms for tho upcoming ch r ec1.son. The Newport Harbor cbecr- leatitng commuruty h been tom apart by rruxed 1gna.lflrom Pnno- pal f>.1tchael Vos en as to how many girls wt.11 be allowed to par- bopate . After llsterung to th g11l5 Mon- day, Vos en Sdtd he wtll announce thlS afternoon how many grrls w1~ BACK TO CLASS edm coveted spots on the chool's two squads. .. Al. the decision nears, Vossen contmu to incur the . wrath of many cheerleaders dlld some pa.r- ents who charge lum with repeal- ed! y renegmg on hll. word -the lat~t m ldnce bemg his change of . heart m not leUlng the cheerleaders vote on·who <.,hould be on the squad alter he reportedly said he would ·rm outrdgcd He's a bar." Sdld Sherry Bielke. wbo e daughter, Enn, mdde tht• ~ngmdl vars1ty team For the pa5t month, the If> hope· fuJ ch rl d ~ h v bei•n ddn· ghng whit Vo n Vd,(llldl •s betw n le! pmg d.11 th g1r~ who tned out on Uie lPam and only allowmg th gtrls who fl\d<Jc 1t thl' fust time to,partmpul<' Th ch rk•c1dtng !>d{la ~tdrt~d m lat November. wh(•n th1• < heer- leadlllg roste" wt>rc• po'>l('<I dnd a.llegationi. pr dd about 111d9ing mconslStenne-. Cheer COd<h U!M.1 Cdlldhdn, who has lau9hl th(• c11rls the111umps dnd · i.ph~ tor the pd t J J y •cJ~. did h w1tnei. •d 1rr g\ildnlJ in tbe Judging thdt d1 torted the hnal resulti. Sh d.lso bwm ch r adVl- sor J •nntler C'Lld rmctn for alt" ring the hnc.t.J cor by providing her mput, wh1ch Calldhan y the cheer adV15or t not ~upposed to do v~ n dgf<•(_'(j With Callahan - d" did As.,1 tanl Supt Jaune Cdstelldno -thdt th«> he t n>solu- tmn wo4ld tw 10 l<'t dU th(• gtrli who -SEE CHEER PAGE 5 Ferryman pleads guilty to DUlcharge •Judge sentence~ tru~te; to , probation and Jail time dlrPddYJ ,rved. levies d $1';241 fine dnd ord '1 hLm to attend an alcohol trea tment program 0..pa lharath and Deirdre Newman DAILY PtLOT NEWPORT-MES:\ Enchnq •J hnqenng controversy thdl Wd., drd<JCJ •cl on b} St'Vt>rdl postponed amugnments, 'tchool clhtnc-t tru.,tet• Jtrn Fcrrytndn pleadt.>d qwltv MondttY to one count of drunk dnvmq ly lhe 1te c>emed a llkely Greenllght battleground ai. the comJ>d'y con 1d- ered plan to add more than b00.000 fe<>t to 1llt farilttl . But a. loorrung Greenltght vote dnd d y ars·long nose dJvc by the t<"Chnology ~- have St>nt the compclny packmg. Ferryman. 53. was chdrrwd with two ml"de· mPa.nors -one for drunk dnvtng and dnother that lated he hdd d blood alcohol lev I thdt exceed<.>Cl the le<fcll brrut of O OH. Th<> "chool bodrd memher wM nlt>nced tu two days of Jdil tun<> which h.a. d.lri•ady t n st:rved dnd three yeaJ"<> of irt.lormal prohat10n H Wd'-dbo o rdt·red to pd} a standurd hne ol $1.241 and to dtlend d thn-.•-month alcohol treatment program His dnv1•r'' hn•nst• will lw n•.,tricted for QO dd~'>. whH h mt•dn'> hl• may on!} dnve to dnd l\om work dnd ht., ctlc ohol prog_rcim. ·we've known for qwte a whtJ<' that Conoxcint probdbly won't expcmd· th<>r<', • Mud AUan B<>ek, dn envuonmentdJ drtlvist ·1 don't think thls is too 1gmftcan1 • Bui oth rs worry about th long r- lerm meaning of cmy sale of the mdn· ufacturer's proP,Crty . •Any new owner ffilght want to redo the project,· Sd.ld Mayor Tod Rldgewtly, who 1s ill.so d d velopcr The 1te wds dcstgn d a a mcln- ufact41mg fdCihty But 1l' ltkely that, (n a national e<onoffilc chmate that contmue lo e manufdcturtng JObs move oversect , any new owner SEE SAlE PAGE 4 c, ·•YI DAl.V "-Ol Sonora Elementary School second-grader Daniella De Los Rios, 7, wa1ts for her rid after her first day back to Khool after the winter b~ak. There's little skating by in Newport Beach • City officials are furthering their efforts to limlt skateboar~g in parks and on city equipment. .1unec .. ..,.enc1e DAILY PILOT , BEACll bodrding to MY area m the city's parks with a 6% or gr t r lope. It also proh1b1ts kateboariling on bnckwork o.nd omtun ntal urfa : on thing truC'h picruc tabl • bench , plant r walls and h11nd r4Us1 and on t nrus, ba - Niederhaus, th city gt>ncr.tl m director Niederhaus nance that pa which proh1b1ts kat board on cettam tr ts and pubhc areas. husn't don nough to protect public at . Reacting lo the entence M onddy, fot•rry- tndn !.did he thought 1t wa. •dppropnote" and qu1ppt>d ·1 won't b • qoinq down to th1• store lor milk • Femmdn, who ha in tht• J>d't c dllNI th1· incident d ·m1stctke. • aid ·1 don't drtnll'. dnv· more • He '>did he a ppr c1tllt!d the "d\ h1.., rnl- h:•dg ue on the Newport-~J a Untlwd 'chool 01 tnct board tr 41 d th •n lllve 1 ue School bodrd memb rs , with th~ exception of Wendy Leen?. lood by Ferry- man. ·1 thmk 1t s d per..onal mall r, caod-1 trunk tt\l!y tretSted 1t 4 uch dnd that we appro· pnate, • Ferr) mdn 'aid W1lha.n a month of tu~ 'ept. 27 arr t, Fer- ryman announced h.i dK1 ion to r ma.m on the boa'rd and rve the r mall'\d r of ru t rm, which will end m Nov m r. It watt lect d to his ocond four-)eu t nn 1n 1998. upenor Court Judg Br tt London,d - m1., d the cond charge caus h 1d ll Wu bctSkaUy the ame a th hr t count. •He can't be nt need on both tho ~ounl , • London said ' He expldln d that 1t work th am way "" when ~ person llt chargt.'d with 11 · ult and batt ry Wh n th d f ndant plffd.i gualty to -..u h.....l ........ ........_....-..._.b ~---.. ...... ...._ -~-VMl (urtt\Af ~-~~ ·aaJnmmr:~ . .ntirn~ft·~::JIHlrnr•,.--:-;;;:w.;;;;:;~~,. • c--. ... ~ ~• •"~'-;.....l• ____ ,......._,.. damage to city prop rty, • SEE SKATING MGE 4 .. and other ·public areas, the city's Parks, B ach and How I came upon Balboa, Peninsula _ I n 1920, whitn I wu 9, I wu liv· Ing wtth my parents ln Green RMr, Wyo. I W91 OM happy kid. I Md 11 dog. lucl&.. b6g, tough Alrecl&le . Of caur., I dlcfD't knoW be •• .,. AINdlle . -.. Ujw, ... ,....._... .... , ...., .... mDed bmdllgl~t"My ... ... ID pecb tlO ldD been. Ullag tbe AilW 'w, .._ bw•1 ..-. Rd! ............. ~---·o1 ...... -....... ........................ otuk@lllJ.... tsr t1I .,.. .. ... ,..,a .. a ,., .. ._ .... , ..... • SEE FERRYMAN MGE 4 a. .... __________ • -----• ' .. l I ,. 2 Tuesday, January 8, 2002 Kids l•lk llCI Keeping busy to ring in 2002 The Daily Pilot went to Mariners Park in Newport Beach to ask children, 'What weFe your New Year's Day plans?' JACK HEALD, 5, Newport Beach 'I'll be at my dad's friend's house, cele- brating and eating.' DARREN GUDE, 10 Newport Beach 'I'm going to see Santa Claus.' Nll4AMNIA DONALDSON. 2 Costa Mesa 'Go to the Rose Parade with friends, gra~ma and grand· pa, and mom and dad.' 'Going to watch the Special Olympics.· uva GUDE. 14 Newport Beach " 'Stay home and play with my friends.' DAMEL LOMBARDO. 1 Pacific Hills VOl;M; ... _ .. _ ~ --....... ,.,,, ..... ~-=--· .............. a a ..,..._ -=== .... ,,. __ .-...... ...... °' ... .,.,....... ,.,,... -·. 1 -:=£ .... 1••• -_... ....... ......... .. ...-,. • p. .. ·== •••a s a - • • • • ~ tate otters program for college graduates Gov Gnlf OM~ C.I State s.a.mento will~ 18., College~~ r::-efeted in potltics the opportunify to~ the •rHl wOf1d ~Mc educ..tion. pogrwn ii dls9'ed to.~~~ ~ic ='ious offkes and will be Fellows will WOftt as full·t•tn:-· ~.pro~ administration course work at the enrolled • graduate st~ts tn public ~ic:l.-the ~·s Center for Cilifornia school. Applications are av1llable by calling u"" Studtes at (916) 278-6906 .• Doily Pilot " l_. f OAl.Y N.OT A new after-school math cllnlc al Corona del Mar High allows students lo brush up on thelr arllhmetJc wJth help from teachers such as Eleanor Moore, center, workin9 with eighth-grader CaJWn May, 13. At lefl ls seventh-grader Elise Hall, 12. Helping · eve " " • g add up DelrclN Newman DAILY PILOT A new Corona del Mar High School math clinic aids students who want to catch up or jump ahead focused too much on one pctrt dtld now I'm here gornq over the nu - takes on m~ test ctnd getung ready ror d rete t, David SaJd "There dre d lot or dlSlractlon m cl 0 n a recent afternoon. Corona deJ Mar High School eighth-grader Veroruce Fnedman was work.mg on her math ratio home- work. Teacher nna PoJy- chrooopoulos sat on a desk next to her and helped her to convert inches to yards. Five mmut later. another teacher, Eleanor Moore, came by to help her cross-cancel so she could Hmsb the problem. This type or individual attenbon IS qtaracterisbc of the school's new math clinic. which in only Its sec- ond month is becoming a popular after-school destination. Teacbers who operate the clink say it's a great opportunity lo help the sbldents who are struggling . SCHOOL LUllCI •llU .. mathematically. "The bottom line lS they need some one-on-one attenbon. • Paul Orris sa.id. "In the classroom, at's hard to gwe them thaV Seruor Sloan Minges would attest to thal He comes to the math cluuc for reinforcement ·1 need to see it for a couple of tunes before I actually understand at,• he said The clinic, which meets ror ut hours a w eek; tS funded by the Harbor Boulevard of Cars. ll is ba ed on a successful program at Newport Harbor High School. As J.Stant Pnndpal Lee Gaeta sald. Before the clinic started. tu- dents _relied on peer tutoring or WllllSDAY mve ted an co Uy pnvate tutors, aid Jul Money. a PTA bodrd member Money' on. John. g~s to lhf clmac for help with c1lgebra. · ·I thtnk at' JU t wonderful.· Money '>cltd. ·1 had to hdve ham get pnvate tutonng on OCCd ion which as very expen ave. '>O 1t'c; c;o nice to have at c1 another option I also lake the factor thdl the ledch- ers them clve know more oJ the cumculum thdt' betng tdught • Some tudents come because they aro recommended by thc-1r teachen. Others tome of their· own vohtaon. Junior Dcsve Jdckson recently V\ 1ted lhP chntc to redeem h1m- sclf for a le I he dad poorly on ·1 didn't do too well becdu~e I thdt take away from learrung. • Junior Kn llnd TucCl said he come to the cliruc because math 1 her weake t sub1ect • 1 have troyble understanding rruxture probl •m . • he sa.ad The cluuc: 1 nlso attracung stu· dents who say they value pend- ing extrd tame after chool honing their mathemclttcal lulls ·11u!:>t wc1nt to get c1head so I can learn faster,· saad Albert Lu. an 11 th-grnder who was worlung on ht!:> geom try •IN 11tE a.A$5ROOM rs 1 we.1y f•1tur• in ~id'I O~ly P1lof ~writer Oeirch Newman IMlts 1 QmPUS in the Newport Mea ~• and writes ~ hef expenenct Munct*>le Lunch Salad or chicken tenders with The H8port-Me9 urwffed School District ow.ts ~ ~ipping sauce. bilby carrots with ~anch ~ip, cran- c/tOK:8 NCh dlly at MmlntM>' JIChools. Students fN1 berry hMYest bread. choke of fruit. choke of ~ • ~ «1t1M It dcrKwd The Jtl«tiOn · milk •OllDIY . Munchable lunch Salad or chal~ boat with l~lU. cheese •nd salsa. aanbeny-raisins, choice of milk ~ and IN)' be Mtw • ~ wwlwidt or hot entrN. Schoo/ luflehes.,. u NClt. Hetw) Mftln bein9 181SDIY • #fwd thd WMll- IOllY MUncNble Li.mch S.i.d or three-cheese French tn.t pizus, crisp green sai.d with ranch dress- ing, cnoice of fruit. choice of m1~ • The Mund\able l.un(h' Wad (onQinl tOlled ~ chtrry tomatoes. aktlen and prate#\ tOUrC9t uh • thMM. !U"'flowtf ~ frurt yogurt. honey-t'Oilted punuu and dr...ng. .... , MUncNble lund\ S.i.d ~ fNft YQ9Uf1 or ~or veggie bWg.r on a bun with let ... · tuce and pidlles, choke of '°" fwuft JuQ. dlOke of milk · MuncNble lunch S.i.d or chidctn tomc:t. bOwl wtth '-ttuce, ct... and s.11M, choke of fruit. fr9lh biked cookie, ~ of milk No child 1s discnmitNr.d ~inst~ of,..._ sex. colot; ,,.tlONI origin. 41ge °' ~ If. If Is ~liev«I I child has ~ dtf!CrimitNt«I ~ wri~ immedl.tely to the S«t9hHy of. Agrlcul- tu,., Washington. 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II PT:*.._ ........... -~lllill.CA ..... right No newl A««; .. ltJON. . ..... mlltterOf~ tweiri (M) bl~~ IM'ltwl .... ~of~-- HOW TO 8'AQt US CRA•• I The~Or-.~ CIOO) 2S2·t141 ..... ,. ~ ..... W.5'18 ~ ..... 142-4121 ...... --~M2·5'e .. C'MltS7~l ..... , ....... ,.,0 .. ,. Cl"9t -.017'0 • .... _ ........... mft MlilltO-. ...... OMCll Cl4lt l:U""1l' ...._,_._U1·71JI ._..... ___ (Iii ........ .... . ................ ... _ .......... _.. "'-"- SUlf AND SUN WEATH£9' FORECAST Though it won't be • beau· t1ful " Monday. the tun w\41 still thine .net the higM wit! stilt rMCh the low 105 lut doudl ~Mo han9 wound. Tonight. ~ lows in the low •. Mitt ..... -"7" k>oklng ~ coow, .. 9llght Mtt • WIY9 will ,..,..,. Thursday •:fa 1'1t1 a ..._l'MI.,_, fOI' ' ~ lf'toun •tet Mtty MNn- ~the nof1huu_._., ~ Wi\t btow 10 to 20 knoll, but the Combil• -• be~ 13 10 16 '-t. l..etjf, the -... l>lrild to 16 to 11 fMt. fog will deYetop.., ... SlMf The i.test nor9t -.... wlll beQir\ .. .., ... thcMM bring In -.... <helt· to head..,...._ M the 9'nlout .... CMJt I st ~ ...... "°""' --~~ TIDIS ... . ...... 'N~1:1a.-" w ..,.. ,,..._... e.n• s.-. ......... ~-t•rll~ ,.. 'lW-----..... Doily Pilot Grounded sailboat returns .to sea •An early morning high tide Monday rela unches ve el that came ashore in Newport Beach on Sunday. lryce Alderton DAil'!' PllOT NEWPORT BEACH -A 37 -root rented Sdllbout thdt ran dground at l7th Street on Sunday retu~ned.to E>a edrly Mondcly as a.hig h tide upprodchcd A ~ulvdge company hel pE>d rPllOdl the stranded boat, which becdhle stuck dt 3 48 p.m. Sunday. Sdld Newport BPuch blegu&rd oUi- C:ldl'> • J hgh hde wu 'iupposed to be .ti 4 27 d m fMonddyl: Lifeguard Lt B<?yd M1tkle~ aid. ·sut they were dble to get enough hit short· ly dfler ·1 u m to pull al back to '>Cd Shortly b<•fote the bodl became stuck an the hor.-· sand an an area that was les than 6 112 feet deep Sunday, th Weguards watched ru. the t~ree-member crew tned to unfurl the saLI. Mickley satd •They were paying more attention to the sail, weren 't watchtng and got kind of ~lo e to the shore.· he said. #The keel l)e9an to drag on the 6ottom. and the boat got stuck.# The Orange County Shenff's Department harbor patrol and lUe· guard crews ctm ved at the seen wiUun minutes to help the boaters. anchored the boat and turned II bow toward the open ea to pre· pare for Monday's tugh tide No one was m1ured. and there was no ma1or dclmage to th e boat. Mickley sclJd . The bOdt WdS rented lrQJll the Manna Sa1hng Cluh. hdrbor patrol 0Uac1als 1>a1d M ackley Sdld it's not common for bodb to run d!>horc. ·I've worked here t q yedr!>, dnd I remember only d handfw." hP Sdld • 11 ·s JUSI dn acctdent that happens nt Vdnou~ '>J>OI for differ- ent rl•d!>On'>: I \ T~, January 8, 2002 3 Ar nt d sailboat bec•me tr.md d unday ttftemoon at 17th tre 1. A <1aJvage company and high Ude helped It return lo a earl~ Monday. At left, • Ufeguard otflcial help anchor the boat Water board shoring up grease trap rules NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL MEETING PREVIE W • Newport Bcacn . offioals working with . local restaurants in the effort that is intended to stop sewdge pipe spills. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH ru. reg1onul WdlN reguldlor movp to prohibit dfl} lutun• wwage <>pill'> C"dU l>tl b~ QTI'dS(• blockd<Jl"-. the c.11 readying d prO<~M\ m tndude more moN&o~ and reguldllon ~ - B'( Maic Cidls di Uw 5dnta Alta ft q1ondl Wdter (.)udhl} Control BOdrd Sdy the} hope to h.we d n<'w zero- tol •rciflc-e policy tn pldct> for pills TI1e o ty hd" be •n talung 1t on tht.> chm from those very ~me regulutors for fdlhnq to do Pnough to prevent l>J>tl.b into Upper N<>wport &y The '>llC'ktng point, It seems, hus b<>en tht> nty'!> unw1Umgnc to tep up reqUJrements on grea~·mler c-eptor deVJces di resldurciflts The traps catch much of the grt'd.Se before 11 ge~ '>tuck m nty Im~ The new pol.IC)' known as the Orange County Sanitary System Ov rflow penrul, would fore<' Newport Bedc-h and othN d9 no~ that nldn- agc sf>wer p1Pf"' into llne, bodrd dMs1on chief M.JthaeJ .Adackdpcttd SdJd ·what 1t reqUlf(>-, lS that the> c111es actively monitor their sewage systems net- work,• Addckapura sdld •Newport Beach mdy be sbghUy better (thart the other ugenoes). but some of thetr problems are [due to) a lack of mamtenance [of the trapsJ • In response to the board's cnticism. the aty has already taken a number of st ps to rumply with the bghterung of the regulatory -.crews lbe rules are d.lso a benefit to. Ole oty's pnmary tounst fesource -Back Bay "These are the most exten· !>JVe rule on sewage over- flow that have ever been wntten. • said Assistant Caty Manager Dave K.Uf "They're unporld.nl rules to keep the bdy dean a.nd keep the VlSI· tor.i conung • In November. the aty htred a consultant to ctncilyze the town's 325 or so eateneb and other places where food ~ prepared. The resulb.ng swvey found 120 busmesses that hdd d trap of the·correct s12e. Kill SdJd. Of the restaurants sur- veyed, 87 don't have a trap but need 1t. Only 60 restau- rants don't need a trap. while 29 have interceptors but th y are the wrong type ·1 don't thl.nk it's a. good tdea to require mterceptors for everybody because some of them cah't afford at,• Kill aid "Tho e group that can't comply might ha\Te to ogre~ to an aggre ave cleansing schedule. which -We wowd bill them for • FOR THE RECORD ln tY97. the City Countll ~ a grease-control orch - ndnce that requires new restaurnn~ tuld t>..xJStmg eutf'r~ 1es revam ping then mf'nu\ to iru.tdll a trap The ltiw, which 101t1dll) would have required ttll restaurdllts to hdve thl• tTdps. was substanlla!Jy -,oflt>nf'd after a group of rP\tdurdnt own rs prote.t<'<.I 11 One of thost• wc:ts Dan Marchedno. who own., thP Arch on MWUlcr. l\11le dnd ts d.lso d found r of tht• NP\\ port Beach Re-.tclurdnt Aso,n Addaboncil rut !"> and rt'<JU· labons dft>n't needed. he 'idld, because d C'JoggPd smk qtuck- ly dtsrupb ctny '>mooth run- rung kltchen It's bdd for bw.1- n • he Sdld #It hct!> dll ucrompb-,h level of -zero,· "'1drc-ht>dno '>did dbout thl' n<'w ruJt>s 'Log1c- wtl1 teU you thdl d rt>Staurant Wlll not do tmythmg to Jdm up l the pipe We> would be the most CdUbOUS people. Mdrchec:sno Sdld 11. would co t ham d m1011num ol $50,000 to lfl'>tdll an tnlt>r· ceptor Boh Causttn, founder of Delend thl' S.1y. Sdld whllP 'iome r ldurdnls. such dS Mllfchedflo' , t1f(> dotn<J thetr part. he bel.lev~ the new re<J· uldbOl'fS arP ne<>Ot'd for thow. thdt dfen't Resl.durclJlt O\\ m•r. !>hould be ab olutely rN1u1red to matnldm cJNn pipe-.." CdU.'>llfl SdJd ·u they're contnbuung to the gTl"dS<-, they nPt>d to Ix• held re pon 1ble • Inside CITY HALL ROOTING OUT FICUS PROIUM With a focus on ficus. council.members today will consider what to do about trees c1tyw1de In their study session before tonight's meeting. mem- bers will scrut1n1ze a staff report on the city's 3,200 ficus trees and the dam- age th~e trees cause SS0,000 to S 100,000 a year in damage to sidewalks. sewers and ot her f ac1ht1es That's not counting the claims the city paid for damage to private proper ty. From 1998 to 2001. the city paid S285,543 18 in such claims. WHAT TO EXPECT: . . Council members will decide tonight whether to t urn their study session lessons into an ordinance to be introduced at a future council meeting Ultimately. members could consider removing the trees and replacing them with another species of tree. They could also con- sider whether to increase t ree-trimming t hroughout t he city. COUNC IL DISTRICTS SCRUTINIZED ~~a Saturday st9 ry ("Carrying the Olympic torch through Newport 8each"), the last time an Olympic torch came through Newport Beach was misreported. It was in 1996, en route to the Atlanta summer games. A subcommittee charged w ith the task of reconsid- ering the city's seven council districts will pre- C· t A-.1•"1 IT'S TIME FOR ... ~t't ~w r i-.o. Ml CASA . MEXICAN f(E~l...\Uf~A NT OUR MEALS AR£ A TRIP TO MEXICO WE SPECIALIZE IN LARGE TO GO ORDERS PHONE AH EAi>! 296 E 17TH H COHA MESA 9J9·oJ5·7626 • Valances ac Cornia 8oxa • Roman Shada • Blinds • Vertiale • Sl.atta1 • W.,radl How best to take care of a work of art? /\ R.olcx timepiece is truly a marvel of pafonnancc and endurance. In five years of continuous timekccpin , . .. .. . Thia kind of pafo~ daerva proper care and pert0d1c ma.int~. Uld Role:x recommtnch that ~ timq:Mca be cleaned and oiJul approximately every five yean. If you've i.nvattd in a RoJe:x you've made an ututc deciaion. Protect that invatmcnt by ahowina th« aamc toUnd jud,mcnt wbtn 1t coma to the ~tctw\ c of. your timcpWc~. /\a an OfficiaJ Rola jt"WCler ~are dedicated to tbc intecnty of aauinc Rola~. ' . puta and~. Plcac viait OW' IC.Ott \\IJJ when you~ rt9dy to dilcute the eve W and taVict oi your Rola BOLBX . . BLACKMAN LTD. ~: m :~ JEWELERS ..•.. ,.,.._, "-~ ... .,..,, IMcil fld6J. -·--,....,-........ -,__..... --.. ... ,.., ... ,,,..Ml ...... ,...,. ..... a,........., ...... _I 0 .. FYI • WHAT: Newport.Beach City Council meeting • WHEN: 7 p.m. t oday, st udy session will begin at 3:30 p.m. • WH~RE: Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. •INFORMATION: (949) 644-3309 sent its findings tonight Subcomm11lee members are recommending leaving Districts 1 through 6 untouched and adding Newport Coast to Mhn Hetternan's District 2 But they have also come up · with some alternatives. 1nclud1ng redrawing dis- tricts to balance the num- ber of constituents 1n each. WHAT TO EXPEC T: With issues such as the San ta Ana Heights annexation and the proposed Banning Ranch development on the .horizon, subcommittee members say now 1s not the time to disrupt resi- dents by redrawing d1striCls that would have to be changed again 1n the next year or two Council mem- bers could follow suit DUCK FEEDING ORDINANCE Tonight's meeting could end a monthS'long contro- versy over an age-old nui- sance Council members will vote on an ordinance to proh1b1t all but inciden- tal feeding of ducks. Though the idea 1s to pro- tect residents from the unpleasantness that occurs . when large groups of ducks set up camp 1n one spot - and to protect the water from their high bacteria droppings -the ordinance focus~ instead on their migration patterns Kids throwing bfead to ducks doesn't attect their m1gra- t1on. such·'m1n1mal feeding will thus remain legcll WHAT TO EXPECT-, At a first reading of the ordinance. council fl1embers were unanimous 1n their support for the proposed · ordinance, so ~t's likely that 1t could be law tonight. GUIDING COASTAL ACCESS ISSUE · The council will consider creating a steering com· m1ttee to help staff during the Local Coastal Program J Cert1f1cat1on Process WHAT TO EXPECT The committee. 1f creat· ed. will consist of three council members and three planning comm1s· .s1oners whose terms on the committee will end by July 1, 2003 -Compiled by June c.a~rande Celestino's quctli1y M E. \ T Chk "en Cordon Batu \\111111.frll . '"'" 599 ff,,nr\ \/1" ,,rJ \ "'''" lb. Stuff tel Chkltn B"'ast "' ( rtJ.,, ,,, • 99 \.1, I \l11f/lll~ Mild or Hot Italian ausage SJ49 lb. '4 T~ JOfiuor( 8, 2002 OllTUllY I larold ·suck' Ayr · fl w lndocru~ p;it • ion lor bodta lfiot brow.ht llurold ·au tt• y tuN w· port Bmich. ~ ·11~ JU t lov~ 1.n an th wut r. • aoo f>atnck Ayr ~d . ·11 dedicated h llf to ,..,v1nq t yuchltn!) ronunu- n1ly 1.1nd WIU •ln tictJVft partJC· lf.klOI m II • I lurokl Ayn'lt, o 52-yNr Nt•wport BNch rr•-.,Jdt'nt. tlu'd 1 hur dtty ul lldturnJ raus I IP Wil 89. ~ Mr. Ayr wwi w1•Ll·known 11\ lhP cmnmumty tmd umonq hottl •r'> d'> tht• mun who ht•cJun opc.>rt1llng the Lido s1t1pyarcl 1n I !-M~J. 11 " ulcmo "'1th opt>ru lion m,mttgN I l11111lcl St k, MO Lh tuP· \ ord for J6 yt•dn. • k rec-tills Mr AYIC"• tt ,, 1111.1n who WU!> ulway • c 11lm, cool tiOCI rollN lt-<l • "I'd n<>vN known lh<• man 1•1 cwt m.id," 'MlHI Sh'C k. who SKATING CONTINUED FROM 1 Nu'clNhuu'> '>Uld "In ulmo .. t 1•vP1y p.trk m tht• t 1ty. yu11 < un '''P lhl'> kmd of dJIOl.H)f> • Mo't nolobly. hf' poiuh·d out. dPc Ordllvt• Spuna ... h 1111• 111 1\11 Fu<lcl••n S<1uur<• hd'> ht•t•n w11ou .. 1y dumuqNI hy 'kutP· htklfcf ll'P VERDICT CONTINUED FROM 1 lhn•w ,, uw k tJt lhP hou-.<• •I d1 •.1th thn•t1I ttlltt< lwtl lo 11 I l1o11 w11'> l'nnuqh fur rny l11tlw1 I h• "llftlpJ'4.'d 011 111, '""'Y old. hl..ic k powdt•r 44 c oil t1ncl 11•11 th1• hou-...·. in 'f>•h• ul my mother\ plh1tl lllCf" 111• wt1lkc•d up Uw 1111011 '' r ro1 •I to thl• end of town .incl tllf'n lic1c k , c1tlnn1J anyon .. lo 1 h·•lll'ntf P hun No onP dul l lw -.tnkt>r-. W••ru t1lrn1d ol BRIEFLY IN THI NIWS Nowport Beach man twads wator board Tiit' Orcan~ • Cuunly Wul r o~tnrt tfo nanwd at new 'lute ol olltN>rs for 2002 J rry A Kin<J, who n•prc- •nts Nc>wport 8Pach, wets rl"eJoctf"d pr td1•nt ol lht> IK>dfd Ktnq IS )Olnf'd hy K.1tluyn L u.m. l'll'Ctt'd hn.t VIC'e pr l(Jenl, ond UlWfl•l\C~' P Krclcnl r Jr., 11\ 1 nl!w 'lt>c:- ond Vlce pr('<>idf'nt. . Th n •w olhC"Pl"'i WNP numPd ()('(' t A Kuu ~ l"llcxi on th l>0t1n1 tnce 1900 U< lore tui. uppomlmt>nt to th•• Wd~ r botlrd, Ktng .,..rvt'<.I .is d Cour-tenn mPmlwr of thf" Santa Ano R ~lonuJ Wut<'r Q_ucility Control Bonm. . KENNY PRINTER • llv l\l~ Cosl4 M a . •Jte ~ ~~ H rbor C'lMam· • POLICE fllES 4lway -,.. d boe . •H w ber of <!bnun rt"e, th boord ot W'O~nd boats Ill his lit . You govc.m at Balboa Bey Club got bocits ln your blood, It and o run.ltt member com MIU Just got to tay lb ro.· .ln various y cht clubl, lndud· •I.lilt a., Street: A petty P~llnck Ayres said h · Ing the N •wport Harbor Yacht theft was r.potted In the fath r. loved lb wat r o · Club I wcas also a member 100 block 1t 5:29 p.m. Sun· mttrh lhat be built a custom . of Hoeg Holplt.a.l' '552 Club · diy. horn on wot rfront OD· H w 1 f'1 r J)41tlC'lpant • Mstol street: Poues· Via Udo Soud. . ut lh8 N wport Harbor CluUt• sion of narcotics was "Tho bou had o lip ll\ mu Bout Pansd . reported In the 1400 block front or the bou~e.. h Mr Ayr ls WVIV !d by t 1 08 s d . .......... •p l Id Just a : p.m . un iy. f'1 !'CUlluu. oop e wou his on, douoht ~r-ln·low • ...._. lloMlevaird: An stop by wllh their boatJ. and Debcrah Brunn r Ayri , ond auto theft \tiM reported In dk dud ti he could fu som • gr4llddought~rs Valeria Lau-h 2900 bl k 12 ':II .. thing for th m. .And , dttd ~n und Krutan Leigh Ay , t e S d oc It :..-:r would dlwoys wy sum and · Gr d 1 1 Mt. p.m. un •Y• • • walk out --.th hJs wrench.• av 1 0 c rv or • Pl.cenda Avenue: Ari Th yOUf'~t Ayre said ho Abyret wn: :'i pr1vul • ~~--· assault w~ reported In the· d not cemcmtber a Um nation -0 ° Sf'fVlCP lSoo block at 2:01 p .m . wh n tb family did not cnJOY hi Id Jan. ,19 dl th , NeWJ)Ort . Sunday. boots · . t ltttbor Yncbt Club For mo • s.ng Ana Avenue: •wr 'thf>r had o boot or a information. cctll P trick Vandalism was reported In t>om>wcd bodt,• he s&d "We Ayr a t t7141751 -0285· the 2300 block at 10:17 JM1ilcd to Catalina, to Oieny • 1ht DMtr Piiot wekomes ob•tu-a.m. Sunday Cov , the' Fowth ol July C~. • wies fO< residents °' form« r& • Valencia Street Vandal· Both I farold Ayr ond denu of Cost• Mew and Newpc1r1 ism was reported In the Helen, tus wlfe ol SO years hkh tf you want to N¥e ~ obtt· 900 block at 7:44 p.m. Sun· who passed awtty Ul 1998. '*'Y prmted 1n the Pilot. aslt your day. wrrP lrequenl hxtures lJl lhe mortuary to fax us the informa1t0n • West 18th Street A hit .. local ydchll.ng commuruty. at (M9) 646~ 170 °' call thu1ews-and-run was reported 4n Mr Ayr; served on the room •t <949> 76M324 the 600 block at 2:07 p.m ·nm ordmdn< e wtll gwc pollt e tht> J)()Wer to go out lher" wh n they get a call dl>out '>kt1t<•bot1rding dnd t •1Lh<•1 tPLI lh< • k1di. to stop or uh• thPlll or du what lh<'y hdvP to to .. top the problem.• Ni ~"rhuus scud. Mctyor Tod R1(.19eway 5a1d ht• woulcl .. upport un uru 1- ndnCP lhot prott•cts rei.id<1nL11 lrum nu~sdnu•!> cn!t1lcd by '>ktth•bourders. Property dttm· 111~ lc1tlw1, •tllt•<wdJy d vt>ry clunqPIOU'> mdn wLth <>1thN h1'> Iii.ti. or ht., qun, .. o rn'l~·a<J f\ h•cinwh1I<', thtc>rP I Wtl!t with ,111 thPSe uckelS, makmq my w.iy from Mmqo tu lhe 1w•11m,uJc1 In lhoi.e ddyfi, 1•<1c h r111lwtty ht1d its own slu· l11>11 m t'tt<"h c 1ty Thui., when )1111 rttnw into town on on~ •tttlroud. you had to go acr~'> luwn tu th•• i.ldllon there tor th<• nl''I INJ ol lhP tnp II wu' quit<' <lll t1clvcnture tor o Y· yt•t11 ·11ld. hut I flnt1Hy mudP 1t to Lu ... Angeles ttnd then to ·FERRYMAN CONTINUED FRQM 1 Sunday. age. he pomted out, one recison · • West 19th Street end 15 JUSI Anaheim Avenue: A traf- "There's also lhe 1!>i.ue ol Sdfety, • RldgPwtty 'Kl1rl "The conflict between b1ryclli.ts. pcctcstndns t1nd skdteboan.l- e~ makes a dangerous rom- binuUon. • • MM C....Mde covers New· port Beach She m.y be reactled c1t (949) 574-4232 or by e mall at junt". c•wgranck0/1t1~ com 1he 1wnu11tulc1, wh •rl• I prelty • much hvt:>d .iftt'r th.11. As lor my pctrc>nl'>, when th<• '>tnke Wd'> '>t>lllNI, f('(>l - mg wPre too b1t1Pr for thf>m to remdm in Gr ~n River. The Union Pac-111<. lr •. rnslNn>iJ my ldU1er to Loo. Anqt>lr.s, hut 1n domq '>O. ht.' lo'>I all h~ S(>ntonty t1ncl had lo c;turt over uyt1111. Thttl wus the wtty ht> wni. rl'pdld for "J>posing Lh<• i.tnk<' • lllOllERT GARDNER 1s a CofoncJ del Mar resld nt and a former Judge His column runs Tu~avs 1on1gh t 's ., C" ho u I b u a r d 111 ~·trny SALE CONTINUED FROM 1 wouJd want to use lhc l>1tc• conimerc1u,ly instead of d!> cm mdustnttl property That could mean renov~11on11 big enough to require <1 qenera~ pldn cllllendnient ·rr the bu1ldmyi. ue obsoletl•. that puls Ul> nqht hdc-k to '>quure one.• !~ulg<!Wcty dlct, • nqht l>uck CLEMENCE, y.ta Marte ·we, us F i, 0 u 1 d Leta Mane Oemence betoved London ~1d dllhouqh ·er-members. wife. mother and grandmother. rymttn hod dnotht.'r DlJI IO ...__. Janua 2 2002 ~-was ctrt• rol<> .._, ry · · ..,..., Y<'tU lllJO, th.it dtx>i. nol count models in born in Port Orcherd 11'> d pnor m th1'> CdW hecause Washi She med Alvan l>lJI rpe·ords "wd h out• sev-ltus mm-ngton ma t>n Y<'rlr.. ttltPr thP me i~t Jim Ferryman m u n ' I y Clemence in 1922 and moved tsnd to lh • to Pasadena, Cabtomil n 1923 1>< < ur. "lud-t•nl"-, • They......-.. Corona del Ma ·so 11 !Ferryman! were to "' ., _. .. _. H"1 r cii·t .uiothf'r DUI with.tn the she sa1cl ·1 don't thmk bemg in HMS She was rnvotved in iwxt sevt•n yean.. then he d drunk clnvw 1'> lwing d good thts communtey tor 50 years would face> more lserwu role rnod(•I • She was a member of St 1wnoltws1. such d.S a two-year L• ('(<• did f-<•rrymc1n ffidde Andrews Presbytenan Church hc-c.>nse suspension c1nc.I an 18-• <1 "IXJd dl"C•sion • where she served as Deacon month dlC'ohol program.• hP "ThNc tlre alwuys the and Elder She 11 suMved by ... ml. INJtll ton!. •qucncei. to that,. her son and daughter-In-law Ft•r rymdn wus ttrrestNI '>hl• so1d •But within I he Warren and Bevefly Clemence. S'.-pt J.7 011 '>Ul>fJl<'Jun of dn-community, you have to fdce her dalJSllter-tn-law Bevetty. her v11it1 under Uw mfluence aftPr' other con <'~U<'nc·es as well.· daughter and son·ln·law Patty h1• Wtl~ 1nvolv<.>d tn d colliswn S('hool board Prt•sidcnt and Bob Gallivan and her eon on Nt•wport BouJevc1rd in .Judy Franc·o s~ud i,hc·is ·glad and daughter-in-law Mlchae4 C'u'>ld M.-a . Ofhclals aid for J im ttnd th(' rnmmuruty and. Linda Qemenoe She hU thol Ut (• 1!>su1• hu'> bt•<m luborc.1tory test resull'i . howNI tlddrMwd • 18 grandchildren. 37 great h(• htuf t1 bl(J()(J ttlcohol lev •I ~ and 2 or o 19 at I.hf' llme ·t lhrnk the bwnl hdndled-__lf''!!!. ........ ~ -great QJMI As c;he htts previously, 1t m th<• bt•st wuy fAA<;1bl , grandctuldten Wt love you l..e<.."CP sUJd ITTP. wtll piibh Jy whKh wa~ lo r ~ogmze the "Mommom" Momorial seMcel fact thc11 Jim Is dn elected offl-will be held at St Andrews a k F rryman lo re!>190 b.u. c1aJ,. he !.Cltd, ·lhul it WU'i ht.'i Presbyterian Church on posibon a a trust dunng ctoc1 ion tu mttke lo how h Thursday January 10, 2002 at httndlcd h1 own p<>r'ionat 1 OOp m Donations In her ISSU • a Wl•LI dS his po IUon memory may be ..,,. to Mary Dona«; your vehiCle. on lhe board.· Magdaleoa Projed or SOS • ~ lhwllth <ovorf public ~tety .nd coun1 She' rm1y be reached .i ("'9) 57 .. ..t226 °' by e- mail tt dff(H ,,,,.,•th•l•tJ~s com • ~ ............ COYeO educ• tlon SM ~ be rH<.htd at (,..9) 574-4221 Of by .. ma I at ~rm. ~nelcttlmucom 1-888-308-648~ . 'c t hop _. in rno tion to in1provc I ·al live~. Daily Pilot Cl.ASSIREDS .. flt colllsion Involving injuries WIS reported at 12:47 1.m. Sundly. llWPOl'f llACI •Allio~: Pou. urns and blrdhoute5 were reportedly nolen from 1 ,,.tio of 1 home in the 400 block at 8:25 a.m. Sunday. • FrendlC'O Drive: A wal· let was reportedly stolen from a c1r In the 2200 block at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. . • Newport ltoUleverd: A wallet and passport were repqrtedly nolen in the 2600 block at 1 p.m. Sun- day. • Newport Center Drive: An MP3 player was report· edly stolen from a store diJPlay in the 300 block at 3:17 p.m . Sunday. • Or .... Street Mtd West • CoMt H6ghw.y: A hit-and· run felony was reported at 5:03 p.m . Surfday. • "°9peCt Street and West COMt H'9ftway: A traffic collision involving injuries was reported at 2:26 p.m. Sunday. l o dnother general plan umPndment •. Lisa Bf1ggs. 11 spokes- woman for Conexant, said the cpmpany woiilct not dasdose the names of dny mtere ted buyers untu the transacUon was complete She did not disclose the compt1ny's c1slung pnce lor tht' two bUJldmgs. • MM~ COWfS ~ port 8ekh She ~ ~ re.ched • (9ot9) 574-<4232 Ot. by e-mail at JUM.CIWl}fl~•tJ~com • Dolly P'lot BUTLER, Teddy Fred 82. of Newport BNch. passed 1way January 4, 2002. Ho 1s survwed by his daughter, Patncia E. t.und (Howard). son. Ted M. Butter (Kathi). gr4lndchildren, Ledeon Cozad (Stein), Eric Poe (Dawn), Jeffrey Starve. Laura McNulty (George), Lisa Osar (Rajat), Ryan Butler and ten great- grandehildren. Ted was preceded in death by hlS w1fo Faye and his daughtor Olano Poe.· Memonal seMOes wlll be held WedneSday. January 9, 2002 11 :OOAM at P8Clhc VIOYI Memonal Part<. 3500 Pac1hc Vlttw Dr .. Corona def Mar. CA lOCAl-lfS PIERCE llROTllERS BELL BROADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 11 O Broadway. Costa Mesa 842-9180 CJl~u1 1Ac·1t· t11c /10 ll'l'Hl/J •.. CONROY'S \.\ ~ FLOWERS ~ ot Co tJ Mt•,,1 2983 HJrbof Bl\d. '"' •HIM'• A l!· 714.540.3135 2275 N~port Bl\d r --~.......,."1 AI -. .... 949.645.6246 To publiJh "°"' annou ttctffll'lll, rnntw·1 Anni~ Willr) rn tlw Clas ifi"d 4rlrwt i.~in;t Dtpt. al (91.<J J .)7 S.42 l<J. · HAROLD L .. BUCK.. ~ AYRES 1912-2002 Best known tor hls contnbuUOns to the Newport Beach boating communrty, My lather will atways be remembered for hlS gentleness and his love ot fife, fnends. and family Everyone he met became his best lnend The aoo of a Grocery store owner from Rrverslde, Dad fell in love with boats & the sea at an earty age He aa1led ~ manv of the finest local sailboats Including Howard Hawks' SEA HAWK. the SEADRIFT. the SERIUS. the 6 metre boat MARIN, his own star boat. and an lntemattonal 14 ctafted by his handl in his hv1ng ro<>m Ha attended Long Beach Poly Hlgb. whore he played championship football, and later wort<ed tor Douglas Aircraft during the war Buctt married Helen Petzelt, the love ot htS life. In 1947. She quit her Jot> In the Hollywood movie bu&1ness. ond In UM9, their only chrld Patnc:k was bom. Dad'a leve of the sport and his natural handictaft led to a career In boatbu11d1ng & repair, When in August ol 1949 he accepted John Curcfs lnv1tahon to revttellze the old ~rmann Boat WOtks on Udo Pentnaula It was crowned Lido Shipyerd, and from a modest 1>eg1nn1ng. grew to 40 emP'OYMI. In the thlt1y-ai• years that Buck bperated lhlS yatd With Harold Steck. Chey deVelop8d a ~r reputatt<>n on the West Cout. known well for their honesty & h nd crattamanahlp rtvaleCl by few.-Our dlent bst nd their boats were a virtual "Who's Who. of yachtmg Dad served on lhO Chamber of Commerce. The Board of Govemora at the Balboa Bay Ctub. and u a committ.M member of the vanoue vaettt cklbs ho beiong.d to (Newport Harbor Yacht Club, The Avalon Tuna Club, LA. Ytleht Club, & a founder of Huasong'a Yacht Clubl) As the only Child, I WN fortunate to spend lhlttMn years n tho t mily buaineM, and tnhented o.crs IOve of uillng and the ... ••wet Udo Shipyard l8dly Cloled In 1985. Cuat~rt and longtlmo emptoyM1 gnev.ct at our departure. 8uc::k retired to his yacht bf'oket1ng, tinkering, and the otMr gre11t 10ve ot NI ltfe, "8udcl Barn", hle rancn of 41 vears. on the Klamath Rtv.r. Here, he and H8'ln re.urrected an 1872 Stage Coach Inn. turning It Into o n.uure we Cherish u the family 1'9treat. In tva i.ter y .. rt. 8uc::k aul'VMld the loll of hit wtt. Helen, a run·ln (At •oe 87) with a Fotd 8N trlldOt that left him bedridden for 10 weeks. and the UIUlll lnflrmftiee of "The Ootdert 'VMnt•. Htl friendl in tne thr TllLill'tWANCV-~~ ........ ----.,_ -• • ~ for Nm. The famlV Witt .... be onttefUI tD ewty one of you. Oad'I greMMt ~ though i" .. ---, -~ -~~,_J _ _... ... the conlt8nt V<>'d CtMtld by ......,, •• PM*ng: Al1 OCMn he MdlV ~ not crou, until Ttuldey JflnUtlly 3rd, when he wa ,...,,.,.., With her In lplt1t u to natalral ~ Some of U9 .... remember Bue* a.l It the twrn of i t>oal, .... tome of U1 wlll ... him In hit wlldera Mi'\ hia tty rod over hie shoulder. Al of u. wMI remember • "*' who Mood for hOf*'Y end ioyeny Ind never ~ ID offef a ~ hend IO enyoM In Med. Our , f8YOf1te pt'<*) of tim Wiii --. 20 years ago on hie dM86c yec:ht, .,,. 51 ft. ,,.,,...,, Vlglibundo, tnwnedi9 .. IUMvOf'I Ira.Ide eon Plllrtdl Avr-, -.....·tn•l8w Oeberan 8Nnnef ,.,..., end ~ V9lerts '--"" and Krillrl ~ .... "' .. *° be mllMd by hil YoUr9W ....., DoN ~ ...................................... . ......... ................ Ol.,..._1n1-. Gia: I ff .W111 •be.--. W. .. halda"'CU1• A°" al UW • -.r 111t. ... --. .,,111n--'-talt • (714> 111-4ml. . ,..,,....._ -oonoe._. .. ""..,_ • ..._. 1..,no1 ................................ ,.., .. dlllll•llltlll"lanenow. 11m ........ an,..l9d"9ift. 1 _ .............. ~7,:.!.!..'!'~'*•'•hulh;1_. ..... w•• --· --.. ~ .......... ., ... ....... . . ...... ___ .......... .... ... Doily Pilot CHEER CONTINUED FROM 1 . lrlt>d out be on the t m . H lh n nt out o I tl r ymg o;o on ()(>c 12 So pdrent'> ol lhe gub who mad the on9mal rut complamcd lo tht" dlStnct • thl1t th • lloChool hud to t1bJdf• hy the rulr' in the < h r· h•t1ding handbook, which tatrs lh<lt uU 1ud9mu d 1· mns drl' flnul PM<lnb und .. tudcnts ,Mqm'<.l d c-onlrtKl tigrc •Ing to lhl• JUcltlt'!'.>' doc1· sum beforP lhc> tryout"> nw compldlnt .. ('( an mutton dn ud hoc c omnuttl'f' thut le<:omnwnd<.'fl hol<lin!J tl '>f'<."Ond set of Lryoul't for th<• guL-. who didn't mdkP 1t thf' • hrst tum• lo hll two nl'w '>pol) on U1e vctn.1ty <,qlltld t1nd two on th<> 1uruur vur.ity 'Qlhtcl But on Ol'c .! I , wtwn VcJSSen illlnoun< l'<l th1~ '>U9· tJf><;lJun to lht> fktr(•nt .. of th • guls who chdn't rnt1kt> 11 th" hi t llffi(', thf·~ llld<lt• -.uc h c•mol1ont1I pll'rt'> lht1t hf> .14rt>t>rclinq to J>df· 1•11ts t1nd cht-'f.>rh•t1dl'r' wh11 wc•n• ut thl' mc>t•tmq On Dt•c 28. lmw(•v.-r y,,.,., ... n .,c•nt out cJnoth1•1. l1•t· ll'r .,c1yinq he• would 11111 1111lhor11:P .1 1u•t1t11111 OJ " vole•, hut th<1t lhP < lwt•rlt•ucl 1 •1' would lw t1llowc'<.1 lo pro \ 11 ll' I urn with lhl'ir input "I Wtl' rf'dll~ up-..•I llf•<ttll'><' the.• IJIII'> who put totJt'lhPr lht• 1x•llt1on yol lH '"Jlldllm•.,, hut whl'n thl' l<'l· tc>r rumc> out tht.'} '>l11p11t•cl .md oil lht•) nc-Pdt•d '' .... .I.! 'r11ll)' 'lflldU Ndhtn tru•cl to lt1lk 111 \•>'>'>f'n on '\lnndu) tu 11 ·I tum know how tl1-...pprnntPtl 'Ill' Wd'> tn .bis lndN"l'>IV<•· tit·.,.. but 'h1• m ukJn t cwt dll .1ppomtmcnt to \t'I' him \ftl't WcHllnq t11l dcl) < •lld Uufft1lm1. who ctbo chd nut mdk<• thf' onqmt1I Vt1r'>ll}' 'Cf11t1d, lint1lly <11<1 cwt " I htlllCl' tO tdJk Wllh Vu .... ~n "I b84'1( t11ly lolcl h1111 I h<tt 11'' not cool tht1t he• dt1n<Jl"d 11 Ill front of our fdCI..,, • ( """ '><lld, ..idchnq llldl -.ht• unllt•r· ... 1.1nd-. tht• touqh pm1tmn VOSS<>n ll> m < ·dstell.100<.; -.t11d tht1t wlult" V<>'>'>l'll., th'{ Nun hkt·· I~ won't plt•d.,t> l'V<'ryont• 1t Will h<>1><'fUJI} lmnq .. Ollll' t l1l"iurt• to t1 rontmv""'Y Ult1t "" t1ldt<>d mto d c "'" ot 1 oloc;'Kll proportJon "I le!'!> qmncJ to qt\! ..onw IH,.>plo who Ml' OK wiU1 jh1<, de.•< 1'>1onl ctnd omt• who .aren't -Ult1t\ whut ht1ppen-. whc.•n you're d pnnnpc1l, • < ·d'ilPU•tn<>'> 'Mml ·nw.· mum lhu1q nqht now " to mJkt• d uf'< 1~1on J1vt• with 11 t1nd lllOV(• Oil Somt• 'p.irt•nt'> ht1VI' .1lrl't.1dy rnmll• up lht•u mmdi.. BltlKP '>tUtl dltt.'r Vo'>'<'n <1nnouncf."S h" clt>n..,on, '>hi' WlJI hie d C'OlnllMIOt With lht• clu.tnct ..ibout tht• wuy lhl' -.c hool admm.-.tr.ltmn htln· clJpcl lh ordl•dl "I Wdnt to know who·, m < hMq hert• Uw lf>..1rc>ntsl who wrot(' lh<• compl.unt or tht> pnnnpdl Thfl pnnnp.iJ hd'> no bi..lckhom• dll<I, unfor- tundl<'ly. 11'.s not fU."t Uw J>dI· ('ll~ who dIC' llf)'.t°l 1t\ t1lfPctJ.ng th(' k.i<h dm'<Uy. In my opuuon, 11\ c hllfl tthlJS(', • Blt1kl' "illd. Vo., en could not lM• n'dch('(I for ronunt>nl . • DeW*9 ... """*'covers t'du· <•ttOn ~ m.ty bet re.cti.d It (949) 574-4221 or by «Mil It lh>trd,. ~·tlmti.Corr> ...... TOWN • Send AM(N> TOWlll Items to the Daily Ptlot, )JO W 8.ty St.. Cos-u ~ CA 92627, by fu to (949) ~170; °' by c.lling (M9) 574- 4'291 lndude the tlrM, date and loutton o1 the ewnt. a Weft es • cont.ct phone numbef. A complete hrung is .w .. table llt V/NNiMUl/'y pilot.com TODAY The ~rvlce C orps of Retired Exe>cuuv~ As~o. will host a bus1.0css plan workshop from fl t1 m. to noon at National lJniver aly, 3390 Harbor Blvd .. Costu Mesa. $25, $20 lf preregistered. Reservdllons f<'qU(' led. (714) 550-7369. Author C heryl TbJele will conduct a free workshop tilled • Joumall.Dg With "The St1nc.'<1 Journey'· m Moth r' ~t .. rk l's Pauo Cafe from b:30 to Ii p .m at 225 E. 17th St , C 'o'>lcJ Mesa. Re ervat1ons rtoqum>d (800) 595-.MOMS WEDNESDAY Nt'wport Beach Community S..rv1c ~ wtll beqin a new WOP\ Of drawtng <ind palOI· inq workshops from 10 d.m to I 2 ·w p m. dt thP Vince Jor- cwn .. t'n Centt•r ctd)c'ICf'Ot to l\.lt1nncrs L1brdry dt 2005 l>owr Dnve, Newport Bedch. Th" " · thP first of eight \V('chWsddy '>E">SIOn.!> thdt h?cJ· turc>., md1vuludl mstrucuon tor hPgmnef!'.> dnd advanced .. 1udt>nl., in nuxed media $6b Im "wwport Bt!uch resident'>, S'71 t11rnthc~ (9491 644-3151 THURS DAY Women lo lntem atlonill Trt1ch• of Ort1n'ge County will prc•wnt Luome1 Shu of lh~ l!< onomK dnd Commercial C ·on .. ul dl the Chme~ Con- 'uldt~ of L<><> Angeles dt 11 30 p m di the Rddts on New· port 4545 MdcArthur Blvd m NPwport Bedch She w1U 'P 'dk dbout Chma's pre ent t•«onorruc trends ctnd Chme!>e Mlll'> SNting IS ltiruted $35, $25 tor members 11 n.·~rved hy Fnddy Add $5 to dbovc P"'"' 11 rl'S(>rve after Mon· I UdV f44ql 851 ·1888 w1tcx{liy.,orldnet.att.nc•1. Parkinson's Resource OrganJ- lt1tmn will host a support qroup lur <'dregivers. ddult c h1ldrrn .md tanuly member ol love<l one Wllh Parlun· ...on' t.hSed'>E' at 7 p.m m Ule c ommumty meellng room of the Ot1~~ · mor Center. 800 ~lt1rqm•nte. Coronii del Mar. r:rt>t'. Re• l'rvatJons requ tect. (~41 b45·3352. Parlunsoii' ts <mC' of th<' most common neu- rolog1c-dl disorders of the <'lderly and affect two out of t•wry 1,000 pt>ople FRIDAY The Braille lnsUtute will begin tht> hrst ot su consecu· • to maJ.n The UC lrvloe Film Society wtll pr enl • M lmCJ PN>pl 1s Ea y, • d documt•ntdfy chronacll.ng the Bnush uroup Rad1o~l!od'tt OK Computer tour. which is about the \Jt1ncl cau~t m lifl uncontrollt1bl(' me<liu mghtm'-!re of t1 cnticdl· ly and comm mcilly surc(.>Ss· ful album. Show tlm~ dr 7 and 9 p m m lh UC:I Stud •nt Center Cry<»tal Covt.> Aud1to· n.um S.S. SJ for UC lrvm<' -.1u. dents. S4 UC lrvtnl' frtrulty and !'.>ldJf tlnd non·UC lrvmc> student 1949) 824 ·558H www./Jlm OCl('ty un c•du SATURDAY Hoag HospltaJ wlll hoi.t a ,NPwport 8<'d<"h Vt<,1un Ft•,ll· veil from 10 u m to ;J I' m 111 the Hoaq C'onfer<>nu• Ct•ntl'r, t Hortg Drt\'('. N(•wport Bettch. Fw•• Tht• le.,ttvrtl will h•dlllrl' lnlPrdCllV(' booth'> nty cxh1b1t!>, pre cnlt1llo11!>. food, mu!>tC' t1nd pn~p., ct' Nt•wport Bt•dC'h r<>'>1dc•nh t1nd bu.!ttnL~'>l'!> tire• e ncuurt1cwd to ytvt" input on whdl th1•y wc1n1 tht• nty to bcconw m thl' 111•x1 20 yt>df'> 1~4'11 h44· i2UO JAN. 15 A frtt ~mlnar on natural hom1one u•pldc c•nwnt In Dr R1td EllJthoq)(' wtll tdkt• plttc 1• fr·om b 10 lo 1 m p'm in lh1• PdtJO C"dh' 1.11 t-.loltn•r' 1' lt1r· kt>l. 21~ c 17th St < o-.lt1 1'1e'>tl Rt">NVt1tion., rcoquirc'<J (8001 5'1'i-t-.IO~I~ JAN. 1~ A free class offe red by the Amenct1n C 'cine t'r Sex aet) lo tet1r h,. rttncvr pt1tu•nt., w1q mt1kcui> ,md lmhnn hp!> tu ht.>lp h1dl' lht• rclVtlCJC'S ol rh('mothNdpy .incl rt1dMl1on tn•t1tmPnl will be from IO d m lo noon In liu1ldinq 4 I ul I IOd<J I lo<>p1tt1I. I I hx"J Dnvf• Nc•wport Bt•d< h Rt'<Jl'>lMt1un n.-qu1n>d (94HI lh t -Q44h An lnterfaJth luncheon UUed "Spmtuullty dnd End of J .• Jf C.trc> • w1JI. IM• put on by the Newport·J\.h•'>d • lnterldllh Council. lx•ymninq ''1th d re<·eptJon di 114'> d .m dnd followed hy lunrh dt noon dnd lht• ptU<Jtttm rtl 12 4 5 p m Huc.1q Ho.,p1lt1I' t ht1p· lam, th(• ~<·v L>on Uh\'N wdl lead tl d1!>< uc;:,1on dunnq th• pr0<Jrdm. h(•ld Ill thl' < ·onfer· enre Cl'nh•r Room l di t I l0<1q Dnw. Nt•wport 8edch Lune h .., 1 511 with W!'t •rvtJ· tJOn\, $10 without 1q4c;i1 bbl). 68b5. C:xl I "ww.nm1Jntcr la1th.orq. ,.T.~ ~~~NAd ~4> ~,K4(,, Mattress Outlet Store 'WP 3165 Harbor Blvd. 4mt Costa l'laa • o.c IMoU s..eai .. .-05 ,., .. (714) 545·7168 JAN. 11 Wom n .and m n ilr r om· m •ndt~d lo ht.• (I l :d lot Cl\lHO• J>Ofe>Sli. it th ' ( t ~lfWJfOSb 'TusUn<J C"••nlf•r 9ff Th M rtoe•n· lO!J from IU um. to 'J I' in cit thP. Sdv·on Dru ut IOlO lrvuw Avt• ·'" NP-wport llc.•cJch $30 includ1!S the lkl1l1fl1>dllt r<'<l'tvtnsr «fl t•xpldndllon of tht• wsult und u < orn1Juh•1 qt"m•fdtt•ct u•port .. huwml1 frcKturr> n k Nu t1ppo1n1m .. 11t nt'<'C'\~ry. 18771 47h·041 I The UC l rvlnt' Film Society will prc•wnt "(irc.·y < •oJ(h•ni. · di 7 rmcl <} p m in the> UC 'I Studt•nt C '<•ntc•r < ·ry~tt1I Cm 1• Auchtorh1111 nw him I'S 1tho11I Echlh Rom wr R1;t1f(' .met lw1 dt.1lltJhlf'I l!dw hv11111 in o world ol lhl'll uw11 •~·h1111I thPlr 'lli·r<~1111 de~ <1ymq CcJ "'I I l11mpt11n 1111111'1011 k1111\\ 11 t1.., lh1• < 111·~ 'c;.uc11•n., • 5 J tor UC' ll"\'llH '>ll1d1•ni... S4 lur UC 11"\Ut(• let< ull) t111cl .. 1.111 dnd non·lJ<' lrvuw -.111dt•11h 1'14'11 K:.M ·'i'lliH JAN. 22 A lree <>emlnar on hulldlng d '>llunqf I llllOlllOI' '\'')It Ill \~Ill I~ lfl\••11 II\' c hnu ctl 1111111111111- "' J1111tth 'r11<l1·111 '""" h ,ill 111 1 ill pm 111 llw Pc1t111 C 11lt• ,,, M11tlw1' '\l,1 rk1•1, l.!., [,1 .. 1 17th .... , 111 ( ., .. ,,. ll.tc• ... 1 . ' ltt•'l'I \t1ltUll' lt1q11111•d IHllOt 'lCI'> '\I< II\ IS JAN. 23 The Co~lcl Me'>ct I lh.torJcal ..,<>< 11'1\ \\Ill l1tl'tl 11' olllllll<1I °thnm•r c1ml 111-.1,1ll.il11111 hc•q111 · llllltf "'hp Ill •• 11111• ( ··'1ll1ll/1°!\ Tohh· 1~1·-.1.1111.1111 .11 c 11c111t1" ( .. ,.1,1 ( '11lh'Cll' !.711 I I •Ill\ II'\\ Rodd < -."1.1 :\11·'•' l •·1 • P rt \ Ill' '' ph11locp11ph"I 1111 tlw l>dtl\ Pllnt 1111 i.! ''"''' · will prt''"'"' '111111• ''' 111, ldVOJllt• phottKJl•IPll' 1111\1•11 lront )Ith.I lo l4l1tl 1'1.1111\•• rt•'>t'"<1t111n' in '' 11111111 C'u .. 1t1 \.lt•<,c1 I 11 .. 111111 ,,1 ~.,. 1 1•h. P< > Bo' I 71l4 < '"111 to. h:'>.t. C \ lll.h.!H ~I l I""'" hill' tor rt•:o.1•rv.il111n .. 1' 11111 lh (lf41f1 tdl·1'llH A free i.emlnar--tlllc•d "Ofep DPIOX ttncl ( '11'1111,11111 r111 RPnt•\H' 111 in th1•, Petito C11I nl tl.fothN' ,.._lcirl.; t, 2:.lS E 17th St . C ~· lt1 Mt• o R • t•r\:•llon~ lt!Clllln'tl 11-1001 59 >· 10MS ~AN. 24 • und I\ dllng practitton r S1t!>un SktJdrun will conduct d h1•1• c•mmur t1lh'tl •Tr1111nci· 1ft'c1l1111 'llllf!!.l'lt \'\'tlh '(Jllf c >wn \11111• lior11 h m 111 7 ·111 p 111 111 llH' P.11111 <"11!1• of ,.._ luttwr .. Mttrkf•t :.!:.!~ C: 17th SI • C ·u,1.1 ,._1"'" H.,,Prv.1111111' ~p11rt•cl IHIXll 1'1S·MOf\ IS N fhl' Writer and the En\1ronml'nl, • thl' fourth 1n c1 1•rt1•<, ol lu•1• p11 hhc l4'f t11r1·., Ii\ lt•,11h11q h11111ct1llf11•.., '>I hul· tH!> will l11•q111 ul 7 UI p 111 Ill 1111' 111111111111111•!> l11tt•11111ll1111ol B1111chnq, Huom 110. ·on th1 lJC • lrv1111· c 111111111' ~utl'cl c111lhor .. 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Tu k1•1 .. •1\1t1l.1lih• c1t 1h1• "'"'' "' h\ '•llllllq 1"4"1 1144-l'•'l<t JA • 29 \ fr('e ~l"mlnctr on opUmlzer llllllllllr1-. 1111 llltllll \l\IUll I""'''' It· .met d111h ''It •r 111 " 111 11,. lll'hl 1111111 11 I0 111 1 IO pm Ill lhP 1'111111 ( 111' tit \l11tlt1•r" 1111 kl'I !.l.5 [:. I llh ..._, l ·u, l.1 \l"'•I H1•-.1•f\ctll•lfl' 11·q 1111 .. t1 1H001 1'11·~1<)\1'-) Tl>ftdoy Jonucry 8, 2002 5 : JlN.30 .(ri mlnu and book· 11 ninc1 on 1\1.;rt( Stcnql 1· hook ·voUJ V110J C:h&Jd' writ tx• hf?ld from fj JO to 7 m p m Ill lht• Patlu Cat ol 1oth r Murkt·I, 225 C! 17th SI , Cui· to Mt·~t1 R rvaUons rnq11111-tl IHOOt 5q5.t<.1< MS FEI. 1 Th• ( ommunlty o. Inst.I· '""' ( )fdllCJI• (".,uni) ( 'hdptPI will htr-1 ,, lhu•t•-d<1y Pruit'!:>· '1or11111\1,1n111J1•rn1•n1 I >1•\:1•lc1p nwnt fJruqr1m1 (1•h I lhJOll<Jh 1 f Ph i di lhf' 'Ip .... rx>rt 84•t1( h Mcu null I lotf'I Cl(JO Nt•w1>ort c·, ntn l>nv··· 1114'~1 iH0·7 ihO MARCH 19 Orange Co.isl Coll~e· 18th .11u11111 I hc1h ..,< hool U~nc" 1>.1\ '' 111 lw hl'ld I rum Ii tl m to I ill p m 11 I :l70 I Fd1rvw\.\ Ro<1<I < ·11-.111 1'-1•~·• ?\.lort• lhdn !:! ,. 011111tJ1' ('uunt) tm1h 'f hnc1I ,11111 •IH 1111tl th1•1r lac ult\ c1dv1"'r.' <111• !!:\pt-< 11-.I 111 c1tll•rul 171 i 1 4 .l:l·:5SOh ONGOING Chlroprat tor Kctthleen M . c t1111ph• 11, ol11c1 '""'"" ln·" 'jllllcll I tiff• I lt1 .. 'tl'" <II 7 11 fl Ill \\1·<l111•,d11\' I m p 111 Fri· d11\' .ind 11 1 .1111 ~11urdt1)' .. , i-1110 II\: Hll' \'vi ""'It· 114 ~''"I""' li ... u h < '11111phm1•11· ltlr\ I Oll"llf,1111111 .. ttnd l''cllll' t i\ <11l.1hh· , .. '"' !h l· 1 ·lh.! TI1e <In ol Co..lcl MPi.a R~ 1111111 IJI\ t'111r [,1rl\ < h1Jcl l11H>tl l'l1Kf/oll/I Jllfl\llh'"' fl~ fl• c1t1111111I '" t1nt 1"~ 1111 1 h1Jclrl'11 '"'"' ·3 111 , lt11M1 '' 11 Ill tu I p 111 \l11ndt1\ lh11111qh r:ndo\ .11 II 1• ·B11l1'o101 ( lllllrllllnll\ < • llli•r I <t7'l Bol••cinc I'"' 1• < ,tll 1111 '"''' 171 4 175-l·:'il';H Team -,urvhor.5>rang~ Coun- t\ h11,h '' \\, lk .met Tc1lk ,, hl\\1·1•1<1\ \\ctlkmq qroup luf "lllll'll \\ho h11\ \ httcl •II htl\I' I clllt l'I \\111111•11 h,1\•' lh1• Of'J>4ln11111I\ t11 'h1t11• 1111'11 l'XJWrll'Olf•' •11111 'llJIJ>t>rl 11111• tlfllllllt'I TIW qr1111p llll't'I' ttl I 0 <t 111 llw ,, .• 011cl .111d l11urlh r11tld\' 111 l'\:1'1\ i1111ntli 111 1111' '-.;rkpqocld1•'" ''"''' 111 I '"hum 1,1,111d 111 ;-.,;,."P"'1 u ... 1111 1'14tl1 !1':'1· IHH8 EVERYO"E·s ·A CRITIC DAILY PILOT AND NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL'S FILM REVIEW CONlEST ~ Tuesday, January 8, 2002 .. COMUlm COMEITUY School deSen.i!s boo for c/;Jeerleader· sna,fu JUDY P. IHCHONNI cept that hard work, dedica- tion and practice will result I s anyone else as confused in achievement. (Apparently. I am about what Is si.g:lply sbpwing up will be gomg on at Newport Har· suf1ident to make t,he squad l>or I ligh School I· Argument ... or showing up with mom drowru. out cheers,· Dec. 2911 and her attorney.) .. Cbeerleading tryouts took ln a letter to parents and place Nov. 29, but just who lS cheerleaders. Principal on the squads tS still in ques-Michael Vossen requested tlon. So far, this is what I've . the understanding of those been able to surmise from who qi.ade the squad by try- rrunimal facts and maximum ing out. He stated they •do rumors. not wish to send the message The tlrst mkhng of a prob-that a process can simply be lem emerged whe n practices thrown aside ... • But, that is had been canceled wtth the exactly what was done. excuse that there had been Doe$ ttie administration some confusion with the try-realize the blow they have out process. Thts came a fter a· struck ag~ the concept'of 20·rrunute lectw-e at the iru-professionalism? Isn't high tial mfonnallon meeting school the time to learn how al>out the fauness and em-to be. an adult. how to oency of the p~s as it has behave as an adult? Appar: been used foryiibout 13 years. e nUy, this is false. (So.much- Tius yedJ', sol'J)etlUng went for the years 1 spent as a par- wrong Here ls where rwn_or e nl trying to instill worthless became I.he onJy source of concepts such as profession- inJonnabon. Allegedly, one of alism and integrity.) the guls who tried out for Practices resumed with vdn.1ty and did not make the about 50 girls total. Emotions team had a case of sour were high. Resentment fla- grdpes. This inspired juvenile vored the autumn fllf, but the whining, and the hlghJy teens have mtegrity and unproresi.,onal reaction of an made it work. attorney lhtt'atening the dis-But wait! This is not the tnct wtt:h a lawsuit. end. Once again, practices ('nrne for some /acts, me are suspended until further thinks ) After spending 40 notice. There has been some minutes in th~ office at New-dissent from somewhere. The port Harbor on Dec. 7, it was girls are told nothing, just detenruned that the vicf.> sent away. Unifonns will not pnnetpaJ dddres!>ang the issue be ordered -and lflis after was not m the bwlding nor spending an hour at one of wus she expected to return. the most disorganized meet- So much for gathE"nng valid ings I've ever attended; rou- informabon. tines will not be practiced. But, I am detemuned. One week to go before the Monday saw me back in the · winter break, and chaos ofhccs. Whlll! waitmg for the reigns. What happened to vt<'e pnnnpal (who was in the decision of the commit- the buildmg). I picked up a teei-Where are those profes- copy of the Newport Harbor sionals to whom we have I ligh School Beacon (Nov. granted O\!!, trust and our 16) In an article titled ·show children that cla1med great Me That School Spirit: The Ume and consideration was C'heerleadet's Story,• it was spent and we have made a quoted thdt practices hc:sd decision? Do they.stand becomt! harder and expect.a-behind it? Guess not. lions were tugher lhlS year Winter break arrives and for thf' cheerleaders. Also, still no word about what ls th • squads had become more going to happen with the umfied, and because ol this cheerleading squads a t New- the squads had unproved in port Harbor. Everyone is both quality and ded.1cabon. gone for the holiday. No one Hmm. mtere5tlng Watson, is available at the school. No v<'ry interesting. one is available at the dis- My tum m the vtte pnna-trict. How convenient. pol's o'Hice She is d consum-' The next rumor a.rrtves. mt.1te profe!.!.tonal and was The committee (again. my v<>ry pl(>asant with a kind and invitation must have been thoughUul demeanor as she misplaced) bad come to e.xplai.ned that it was a con-another •decision.· They <em with t~ process of the have decided to act in a man- tryoul thut wa\ at question. I ner befitting the station of Wd'i 1nfonnNJ that great con-leaders of the school district. ultat1ons took pla<'e with all They will be furn in thw pc~on"' concerned (I guess acUons and tand behind my mvttdlton was Jost in the their combined wisdom and mt.1tl), and the decisjon m.csde leadership. The committee -that both the school and has decreed that they don't the d1Stnct would stand by -know what to do and they was to mcJude ull those who will make the girls who int· tned out tor the teams to be t1Ally made the team take the on the '5<)uad beat And UUS group of (N xt rumor: It was not 0 teenagers wUJ dedde Uthe l t t ti f th other gj.rls hould be on th uw w ' no a qu oo o e un••d or not. effectivelhllmak· •proc . • but the fact that -- ome Htrls who did not make ing scapegoats.of the c • vor>ity sho\ikl have, acrord· dren. 1 am vel)t hopeful tbot this rumor wW not be sub-tno to the coodting t4lr.) stantia.ted, but 1 am truly Wb re u.re those unified doubtful. ...... Ill-- 'The goal JI lo try to 1/nd a way to en3we that mobUe homea ore up to the aame atandarda aa the other homes around them. Harmony and unlJormlty ore the goala.' · -Newport lffCh ~ 1IM • 1111 ••11> on the dtYS new rnobU• home ~ to entut• inenufectured homes don't slMld out~ sore thumbs on nigUaar rH!dtntlal loU Doily Pilot . ~ Volunteerism will clean the community L ast week marked the begin- ning of a new year. As we welcome "'7002, what resolu- tions can we make as a community to improve our way of life? What areas can we focus on? While there are many -such as education. transportation and public safety - another important aspect we should conside{ is the environmental con- dition of our neighborhood$. With the recent holiday bash, what c.an we expect will result from all the gift-wrapping papers, party wares, glass bottles and oJ.her potential environmental hazards? Consider overloaded trash cans, street pave- ment littered with trash and alleys stutred with non-recydablertrash. Therefore. one necessary resolu- tion for the new year is lo have many community outreach projects that target the environmental problem of trash. With't.his"occa- sion in mind, I have been working on implementing such a project that I would like to introduce. Last sun\mer, l had the opportu· nity to deslgn and develop· an out- reach project with the help of a distinguished group called the Quest Scholars Program at Stan- ford University. My project is called the Neighborho9(1 Cleanup Campdign: Empowering Youth to \Volunteerism and Raising EnVlton· ; mental Awareness. lt has been -accepted for sponsorship by the · National Youth yentlH'es Program Tai Thai f!nd is also my senior project at Estancia Htgb School. I plan to start implementing 1t this month with the help of many people in my school and community. " Frotn students to comrnuni~ members, Wf! wi.l.I work together on a. bimonthly basis to immediately h~p relieve my neighborhood of trash tn the streets and alleys. There wi.l.I be about four groups of four .stu- dents. mduding myself, who will go around my neighborhood to pick up trash using trash bags and· metallic trash pickers. We will also pass out file.rs that will provide fwther infor- mation about this project and other ways to personally help keep the neighborhood clean. What inspired me to have this compassion to reach out to my community had its roots nine years ago, when f began to see an elder- ly man picking up trash in the nearby alleys where l live. I still remember the times l saw him while walking to Pomona Elemen- tary School and waiting.lor the TeWink.le Middle School bus to pick me up. I would see him with a small metallic trash pick.er, plclcing up small pieces of trash one at a time. He would go around the alley near my house, as well as other alleys and paved areas. It was a small~ct. but it meant so much more. It warms my heart to see that there is. such an individual who Is dedicated to such an act of volunteerism an<i devoted to such detenninism and dedication to-· make our·community a cleaner and healthier place to live in. Therefore, I plan to use the elderly man as a model of dedicabon and cominitment for my project. 1n the long run, I hope to expand my campaign to include · other neighborhoods ln Costa Mesa and to gamer more funding and support fo r this pioject. I understand that this project requires a lot of teamwork. hird work and corrurutment. and with.- the heJp and support from my school and community, I am confi- dent that it will be successful. U you would like to help in any way you can. please send an e-mail to tthalquest<#yahoo.com. • TAI 1MAI IS a seniof at Estancia High School. INhete he Is tM editcf in chief of El Aguila.. His colUmns wm appe« on .,.. OCQ- sional besls in tM Community Forum~. It's up to us to make 2002 a better year A s the holiday season passes u.s by, on e can't heJp but notice the change of tone it presented in comparison to the past. The terrorist.attacks Sept. 11 and the events following It, includ- ing nwnerous anthrax ~ares and the clApatch of U S. militia, has altered the states of mind of most of the country, as well as the world. To indulge in festivities and ~e brate the holidays as enthusiasti- cally as before seemed unthink- able, when life as we know it has been change9 forever. Chrtstmu, as well as Hanukkah and most other well-known winter holidays, has always been charac- terized by extending kindness and being thankful for what one bas. This past season was the same to a greater extent, along with a· solemn, laid·back mood created by the mix or sorrow and confusion. With such a huge wall of emo- tions hanging over the holidays. things are bound lo be dllferenl I lowever, going along with the government's hope or a •return lo normalcy• ls ln reality among tho best things anyone can do. The holidays are a Ume of year when everyone should make a genuine effort to be grateful for wl\at they Grode R. Kozer have been gtven and behave with oubnost respect toward peers. While the majority of the popu- ratton ts not centralized in New York or Washington, O.C .. there is not one person who does not feel some effects of what happened on Sept 11. Although ~ events o1 this year nave cn!ated a number of horrific tragedies, they have also proven that the people oC this country and around the world are capdble or coming together in time or need. and that they a.re able to gctin something in a time full of so much loss. Arguably the worst part of the disaster i.s the la.ct that our country and our government mo5t likely could have dooe very Uttle to prevent it end. li.kewtJe, we cannot do anything to change the result.a. Pntriobsm and community have gained new levels of importance m the past several months, and dur- ing the holidays they remained a signUicant source of both remem- brance and celebration. 2001 was a trying year for the United States, as well as the human race ln general. While many questions remain unan- swered, the strength in our country and the strength that we have in ourselves as people will pull us through and continue lo push us through another year of uncertain- ty. The ~t thing that anyone can do right now is to focus on bow fQrtunate he or she is, no matter what the situation may be. Another wonderful thing to do is to volun· t~. This year many people are in. need or help and just as many have the desire lo give.it. By making an effort to maintain faith m humanity and by practic- ing extending ourselves to others, we can make this post-Sept. 1 t year as special and memorable as it should be. • mACll It. ICAZmt Is • Colona de:! ~ High Sd"OOf teniof whote columns will _.., on an o<c.asional bask In the Com- rnYnlty Forum section. Much ado a~t a trUsfee's plea ~· . ~ ~~~~!~i:_h~~~: ...._ No word ov :r lhe break u IU•••t• eunce. Wendy ~e clatnis •ht ls ~,----,,...., ...... ·am-.,...,.~ • ab "n:::-o::-:w-::'"'"--.c ... Ja ... u .... ses ........ res_.,_um_,..e .... ln--J-an-uary--. ---=-.----= ~;:-rr.;=-===•rwx ...... ~~~~ ..... ""'"---:--..-----=~--~--------=-~::m..:.·-em ....... ;_-r-btca.;....~--= UM._..-""01""'b._e .. rqs-i•cllfl;l'0,1111t"ereu-:-n-t-.- thet l.00 a.nt gnty of the No word u to who ii ectu41Jy ~ rHIClft lb.-. ii • •pe.radon views. However, tolerance meem membcrstup prON> has on the squad. Just lilence. f between ctiun:b md •• • lo that you do not lit ln J~t ot n comprom ? No th1nk. perhapt, that tt an emu.re that tbe 1ta1e wOl In no d.r· ot.b r1. viewi , ~ ~pl long r can .th girls who lnJ. ac:Uon the committee can cumstanc:e lnvede this penoaa1 .,..., an • 1 · ~-. -· Y can't ually "med th cut· feel · stand behind. I read with interest the i.tler front WU:b all Hf Wk of-..._.~, cW1:a her colleegues °" the board ecrompUshed or ropecial. No °' ,,.-ur,..~...-.. ~ :;..-.: =.:-t~;~.;--w-;;1;;;; ..._, G.i Dui-...."'--.....-.......1 longer emts a n Of being • ,_,,.,.A..._ •• i. a N•""Port ~!~bey ~·ol~~ ~~ ~--b_!~ ~~ .. _. •~pt ber Views• tbeU' own. uruqu . No longer th COD· leild\ ~ ·-_.. .. -p .,,... UIU~ ~au v ue, wua;u ·-rrom watdllng tb• board school bo&td f1)u1~ ~ .. _ bl'Ought ua grMtnw u ~IMID ... 11._N meeting9, lt ii appuent tbat COITACT YOUR llPIUlllTATIVIS ..... "8'dlnt Judy Fiaft<. co,Vke~~ Fluor, Oertl ~Stokes, Dana la.ck. 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Burge . now a en1or .at Utdh 1 SEE NEWPORT BOYS PAGE I HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POl.O er n Hewlw ~t wtth three three...., arid two--Bo\thai had four o.,.• and two ••• ~mmohad .-.r g I . n .-.. and uw. c· "°" IMld twogOQ.u_..and• Ml Jelik'a Hutdnl Md two goUI •nd two ...... ·~ShNll hlid two ..... and.,......., MMIJ9*a w• Mel twO INl\lel In ....... °' plly In me .,.a c...... bid .. MY8 in tlMt tblrd .......... ' • ' •• 2 7 8 Tu.day. Januory 8, 2002 ·SPORTS TODAY'S~ mm .,%.,,~· • 59 Hill. us p.m. Hlgtl tdlOOI gwts • ~-· Norttwoood. ): 1 s p.m.; COit.a Mela .. UnMnrty. ) 1 s prn.;~leech .. CoroN dll ~. J 1 s pm.; Newport Hltt:lor. AMC> ...... Sp.m. -ru High tdlOOI glt1s • Ooity Pilot GltlS HOOPS Tars bid \ to end ~ streak Sailors may not be overwhelmed this year, after back-to- back winless Sea View seasons in 2000 and '01 . ln recent years' a Sea View League home has been where the heart-ache as for the Newport Harbor HJgb girls basketball team Tius season. however. the arcu.il boasts only two winrung teams, providing hope that the sauors can end their 16-game league losing treak. Woodbridge (12·2). ranked No. 3 in last week' Orange County poU,_is, once again. the dear-cut favorite OM~ "OT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH Corona del Mu Hlgb's Brett Latcbeli (20) and UM sea Kings await Wednelday afternoon's hd.flc Coat League boys soccer opener aflalmt lnvadlng Ugwla BeKh. 59 Htl It YMb, ];JO p.m.. Corona del Mu's Alison Harvey (13) and NewporUiarbor'• Katie YngeT (2t MW glrll IOCCef' IMgUe openen today. Corona cleJ.Mu boltl Laguna Bea at 3:15 p.m., and Newport Harbor ll at ~ Niguel for a 5 p.m. venture. Aliso Niguel enter' Tuesday night's league opener against visiting Newport Harbor with a 9-6 record. while Irvine (6· 7) and Laguna HllL5 (5· t 0) are _ team the Sailor (3· t 3J Cdn finnJy set theu sights on HAPPY llRTHDAY NEWPORT BOYS: Outlook similar ••• CONTINUED FROM 7 runner-up Among those laJung aim on avoiding a third lraight last· place finish will be Harbor sophomore JUllanne WblUield, who leads first-year coach Jen Thompson's offense with a 9.3 ..:~ .... sconng average. Senior Evita Ca ttUo (7 .1 I II t'f fl' averaging 10.9 ppg. while 6-1 senior guard Cole Edmondson ( 10.1 ppg) 1s another consistent scorer. The Warriors, wilh 6-6 1un1or Chris Boldig (5.6 ppg). 6-6 sophomore John Winder (3.3) and 6-S enior Shawn CamaJ"OZ (3.8). are also the only league team for which Newport wi.U not po e matchup problems. wW stlll have champaonstup ramificabons. r ~ Laguna HWs and Irvine ®n't appear to have enough to cha1I nge either Harbor or Woodbridge. but they hould battle on~ No. 3 and a CIF Playofl ber1h Coa~ave Brown's Hawk boast balance with 6-3 senior guard Mark Demick ICdding the offense at 14 l ppg. Sen.loB Matt Donat (10.9 ppg), Ross Out r (8.6) and Jimmy Vollenhalls (8 4) also contnbute for Laguna Halli. Coech Steve Dedler's Irvine Vaqueros have three players averaging around eight 'points, including 6-11 senior Brad Kanis. Emil Kuruvilla. a 6-2 senior forward. and Nasi Heider, a 5-10 sophomore guard. are a1'o pnmary offensive threats. The Vaq w nt t-7 in league last season. pouus per gam ). juruor AUJlna Va5quei (S.9 ppg) and a.~ Juruor Lindsey Woller (5.0 ppg) are additional sco'1ng threats for the Sallors, who are corrung off a «-41 nonleagu win over Tustin". The Tars host lrvrne Jan 10, then vlSit Laguna Hills Jan 15, before ·fll'lishing the flrst round with a home date against Woodbridge. Jan 17 IMM DAY NwJPOft Hatbof w~erpolo • Woodbridge hosts the Sailors Feb. 6 In Ahso, which tied Laguna HWs for Uurd last.season, Is paced by 6-3 ruor guard Parham Nematollah, who averages around 11 ppg .. the second round. a game Newport h~pes The Newport Harbor HJgh wrestling team pulls off a hock.er in 1t.s Sea Vaew League opener, topping reagning and perenn1a1 league cbarilploo Irvine. 38-29: on the Vaqueros' mats. 1be two tea.ms are tied, 29-29, headlng mto lbe final two mat.ch . Jesus Plaealal puts the Sailors up, 32-29, by gaining an 1 t -8 dedsion in the 215-pound weight du , leaving Ja90ll Deere to put the wlQ away in the heavyweight division. Deere pins bl.a opponent 1·32 tnto his match. and u.. (103), Jteey An.u.o (112) and .... i..,. ( 1 t 9) get lhil Se.lion rolb.og wlb • baajor dedDoo •• • i.cbJdcal Call and a pm,~· ,.... 1'be Newport Harbor boys 1C1UW twn ill Lbe unoMda1 k1og of the Newport-~ °'*kt lfter a 3-0 W;tory over l!lland.t. Tbe Wkn ~win .. tbe llaglea' .... ~ ........ -and shutout -ltre&k. t ••••• O,•-boailll in • p nty kick to get tbe S.UO.. ........_ 15 e+n-llllo tbe =Opmna911dalu.IKODdgM&om ..... llll&- pullllD tbe ftDal .ay lar Iba nn. ....... ID a Niia nd ...... Jtm:•tdl 69d lddl l l .............. ...... Mll.Newpoltgoalll ................... . ..... , ................ . n. c-.. Mila ___ ,. ........ dllllk't ..... C...-... Mm. lM, ... C.....del)W Newpllt ....._ '.JM! I , The Newport Harbor High boys bcisketbaU team edges Back Bay rival Corona d.e.l Mar, 1 0 39-37, before a full audJenc:e 1t Newport Hatbor, . in a Sea View League opener for both tea.ms Newport's M9k Mc:AaUI IW1Sb ln th game-winner w1th 1:06 left, giving the Sailors o 36~3' edge. a lead tbey WW hold the rest or th way. 1be game is delayed twice In the first qUlrter becau.of toys being thrown from th stands. The game is almost canceled but order is *10red and the Sailors, coadled by 9ob Serwa. go on to wtn. Coach ,_. Onil' Sea Klngw a.re led by OOlllf "'-and b1s n'°8 pointa. The SallOrs answer wttb McA:Dlil' 12 pomb and 15 fJOCn ....... MdldM. Tbe Sallora' girt. bUlultbell team also wins a dote game over a.ck Bay rtval ~ 53·51. ~ Md.ann is one of tbrM s.uo... to~ m double ngw., fWlhing Wlth to .,...._ '*' &11 ----16, while GIM llMdl adds 12. C4M •led by ......... wbo ICOrel. glllne•higb ll poUda. tncltt tz • I l of 13 .... from tbe fNHhrow line. · TM a n...,. brr',.... ..... opens Pdk: COMt 1..-.-, .aa IM5 *IDiy °"' ri&lliag t..gw Bw:h. MlllflDll:: r:m-• g • Ngta :a P**. Wldcta .. •• 2 ---~..., ...... ofllMdaflam~ lt'P ............... ....., ... , n ..... , • .-..... ,.._._. .. ,1.-..-c et • ., .... ~ VELOPMENT TEXT MotfNOM(HT TO IH- CAEASE THE DE· VELOPMENT ALLOCA· TlOH wmtN THE Nff. POAT AAU 2·7 (STATISTICAL AMA l-4) NEWPORT P\.ACE PLANNED -by Barry Faulkner SIDELINES CONTINUED FROM 7 The first repr ntalive of the Harlem team to appear was the "front man" for the Clowns. Munlz soon became aware that he was taJJung .w1lh one of the greatest all-lime Olympians - Jesse Owens. who won numerous medals at the '36 Olympic Games rn&rlln, lnfunallng AdoU HlUer. Muruz was pleased to meet the U S hero and sa1d, "He WdS a fine gentleman and a nia, guy " In addtllqn. many locals were treated one rught cit the 1 la.rbor High audatonum when the part-owner of the defunct Cleveland Rams pro football team arrived to conduct a radio program I hs name was Bob f lope. Hope, who had a stout reputabon of perfomung before millions of U.S service men and women over they ars. alway had a love (or pro football and bateba.11. Ed Mayer, former Newport It.arbor HJgb Unebllcke.r and a top tackle on the champ ons.hip '51 Orange Coa t grid team. as sometim ln the public eye w1lh BW WaJsb. fonne.r COdCh of the Super Bowl San Francisco 49e.rs 411~ 1'-tike White • one-bme head coach of the Oakland Raiders. Mayer. 69, owner of the ~Alive T·shut o~ation rn Orange. ls n ver urprised to find Walsh dropping by for a rult or getting a phone call fJOOl White out ol Kansas City wb re he now as an u lstant coech to Dick Vermeil of the Chlef He hrsl met Walsh In th 'SOI when be turned out for football at San Jose State. They became roommates at the Spartan camp 1 •. ' .,. ... . _! OM GI o._w.. County °" 1fl14/I001 .,~. Dllr Nat Die. , .. 25 2001, -1, •• .. TM1 .............. Nw •11t•111t ........... "' .. ...... 'll'tV.11 ·n. ....... ,.,_. .............. 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