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Home My WebLink About2002-01-10 - Orange Coast Pilot. ' . . WIATlll •I Today's got • httle for everyone, unless you like ran. E~ breezes. warmth and sun. OJ<. so maybe not for everyone, but enJOY it nonetheless. SM .-... 2 SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMMUNmES SINCE l 907 ON nfE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2002 ., Airlines pose problem to settle~ent extension •Influential group f Monday, ofh-more air capacity. questions legality of such a More JWA Clals with the "We're trying lo avotd that,· JWAstudy a long process news on Air nansport Newpc.t Beach Counalman Denn.ls future agreement for JW A P8geA3 As n c~d O'Neil sakl. ·we bebeve it's unpor- the count 's tanl lo have Uus done before the and also contends that a env1ronmen-elect.ion because then you don't noise report is needed. • taJ analystS or have lo dee! WLlh the what-Ifs that proposals to ext end the &rport's come out of" the uubabve PMll Olnton fbght restnebons "fundamental-The letter, from Kathenne B DAILY Pllor ly 0dWed • Andrus. was sent on the final day The aty of Newport Beach of the public comment penod for JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT -had been worlung to natl down a Orange County's enVlfonmenlal An lnfluenb.al alrline trade group deal before voters head to the report on the pro1ect ha cribdzed plans to extend the polls March 5 to vote on Measure The transport assooation. &rport's Otght re trictions, poten-W, the Great Park uutJallve The which had prevtously remamed tlally grounding Newport Beach pasSdge of lhat uutiattve could mum on the subject. IS.the lobby- efforts lo limlt the number of au-raise thornier question!> t.1bout ing group and m outhpiece for planes buzzing through its skies. how the county would handl<' In a letter sent to the airport antmpated spikes in demdnd for SEE EXTENSION PAGE A4 Costa Mesa Fire Capt Mike Treanor ls reUrlng fro m the department after 36 yean of service. ). • Possible requirement to examme need for fhght restricbons at dlIJ>Orl mdy take three years to hm~h Paul Clinton DAILY PtlOT JOlrfN WAYNE AIRPORT -A scat.lung letter from ttn tnlhientJdl auline trnde qroup hc1' rdlwd the Finished training Costa Mesa Fire Capt. Mike Treanor is about to wrap up a 36-y ear career -and the emotions are welling up .. C apt. Milce neanor h been ma.med to the Cos- ta Mesa Ari Oepartm · nt alm05t as long as be has been married to his wUe -36 years. . But now it ts tim for th 57· year-old 1\"eonor to say sad goodby to longtim coll agu I I f you were watcblng the ball drop m New York's nm. Square an New Y..n l!ve, you probably MW · me. I WM an top al the Min. .. TbiMtW IMrqU9e. .... ......... ebcMI lnNMIWay •• you rm.ec:t me -and edmlt· e.cly It WM a litllil can; HI t 11 bl ........ what wtlb . 500,000 people= around -you MW 111e...at1a1..,..-.1 ... · omaf-~-~ ..... ~=~J-... '9119 ..... .. ca'S ...... , .... ........ '1111111 __ ;·J· ts r a and bort-t.une proteg a h calls it a areer. •This has been a on ·of-a- kind JOb," 1Ieanor said. looking back at his ca.reer. from th tun be started ln the department a a 2 t ·year-old firefighter. ·rve n~er expenenced more grief, sadnes • despair and JOY -all on the same day," he added. "I don't think It's possi· ble in any other job • neanor climbed th ranks ov r the years and worked his way up to'being a captain.~, 1993, be became the depart· m nt's adm"1istrabv captain m charg of fonnulating and main· taming training guidelines for firefighters. ~nor bas remained m that posibon mce and brought about a number of changes an th department. On of the first .. unprovem nts h madt• ~ .... tu t up a contract wtth Orangt- Coast Collcg to t dCh ltr hqht- n basic Spa.rush. •we hav a div rse commu- ruty here m C ta M • • h • sa.id. •And I JUSt saw nt'l'Iba.ht) that othc td1 negotJating lhC! f>Xll!n'>1on of ltiqht re tm tJon her.-• might nr..-d to complctt> dn l'Mtdu'>ll\t• tudr • An etttomey with the Au• Trcm - port A''n rnt1c11<•d Orang•• Cuun- '' ' 1•m 1ronm<•ntt1I revte\\' ol the PXten,1un d di in d h•ttN wnt to tht• county ~tundov A!>'>Oc 1<tt10n 1..1tturnt•} Kctth~rtnt• \ndru~ t11d dlfJJOrl ofh< 1t1I'> v.oulcl SEE STUDY PAGE A7 Newport ICoastniay land with Heffernan • Now olf1c1dllV pc1rt of Nc>wport B c1ch. lhe conunurut) ,.could mc1kc th(' <ounctlmcm\ cl1slrkt lhe larqe~t b) f c11. but some prole~t -June C.u grande OAtlY PllOT '\IE\\ PORT BEACH -\\ ht•n "'"wporl C Odo,l rt '>l<h'nts otf1c:ictlh bt>tdmE' l>dfl of '\.<•wport B»d< h on .Jun I. Ire hmt1n Cit\ C"ounc:1lmdn .John I leflemdn found hmi...ell tht • hkt>l) repre •ntdtt\t> for whctt '' no\\ h} ldr thP larctl•:.t 1 ounnl cll .. tnct U1 the (It\ ·Pnpult.1Uon count' .ul1u"tl·cl "' the lt1..,l c•lpctJon 'hu\\ 1•d lh1• Cit\ s Newport Btach sets up coast committee See story L'ag• AJ "-"'"en 1nunc11 di"· Inch hitd cl\ 1•r.1cw p11pul<1ttnn... 111 c1ho11t II :100 t'ctc:h But th1· .uhht111n •ii ,1h11ut i 1100 '"""' rP'>1tl1•nt' dd1uc t•nt to I lt•th•mdn' ch'- tnct could ne.111\ double tht> numbt~r ol people hl• reprl''>l'nt" A Cit} Counnl .. uhcomnultt•l• C"hdfg •d With r :!drd\\10!] COUnl:t.I dt - tncb hd recomm •nd xt adding th • cocut to Hplleman., d1 tn t 4Jld I 'dV- mg others ctlon , tor no\\ H II mon, d m mbcr of the comnutt • one l.l\4ll)' upported th 1d a •The 1d o LS to lectve 1t a t , th n toke cl )ook lat r to ti &nnmg Ranch is d \: loped. to what hdp· peru. v.'lth oth r umncorporatl'd ar Ul tin to becomf' part of N •wport B ach. • Heft man 1d la t w k . Portion of Santa And H gh ond 8dy Knoll ar expected to anneited to th ot). B4Ntlllg Ranch, cs propos d d v lopm nt f low· ctnd 1 moderate-mtome apartments at an SEE COAST MGE A.S ---~------"- r- QAS1IBS .. -MCIOll "' NUO U M NII~ .. INm 11 IN The Community Assn. Institute Oran9f cou.nty Chapter will host a thr....c:lay Prof.ssk>nal Management Development Program · on Feb. 1·3 at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel. 900 Newport Center Ortv.. (949) 380-7360. A2 Thursday, January 10, 2002 WORKING • Jason Nguyen HE IS Working through layers of color and. rabnc to create flag!> CRAFTING ORIGINALS Jason Nguyen couJd have chosen to pault or design clothes. But he chose flags. "It's hard to explain why,· said the 32:.ye~-old, \o/he has worked at Ntklo Flags m Newport Beach for the last 12 years. "But thi.>ts Just so credtive and inter· ?9 " Nguyen rves a wide and varied dlent ba , ranging from loca.1 corpora· lions and mam-and·pop stores to indi· viduals. He has crafted many an intri· cate coat of anns and customized, orig· inl\l flags for people's homes and even boats. LONG HOURS Of WORK His JOb basically invol~es hours of work with rabnc. needle, threed and a sewing madune The flags can take Retailer hires Newport Beach managing firm A retllller of fine contemporary home funuture, accesson and d gn servace bds selected a Newpon Beach-based marketing and commwu- catlons company to hdlldle the retail· er's speoaJ event and public relations programs. Cantoru lnc • headquart red in Dal· las. has lccted Ma<tchne Zuckerman Publ.tc Relauons & Marketing Inc. to handle its public rel4tions and market· mg for its SouU1 m C4hfortl.lA location in Irvin . The new t Cantoni shOWf0911l opened U\ ~ 14tth 2000 and featwes a 2S,000.$CJUAre·foot howroom and a 17,000·square-foot warehouse. Madeline Zuckerman Public Rela· tJons & Marketing Inc. was founded ln Flag him down for your own design est satisfaction comes from getting compliments from clients. Nguyen said. "l feel really happy when people like my work.• he said. "They call me upward of a day to three days to com-about it all the time a.nd even refer me plete nght from drawing and taking · and the store to other people they measurements to the stitching and know.• sewtng. Nguyen. who came to the United "The mo5t complicated ffag 1 States from Vietnam when he was 13, worked on was the one I did recently ))u be4el'l l8Wing since be was in _high for the Los ·Angeles Police Depart· · school. he said. So has bis sister and ment • Nguyen said. "They wanted it brother. They made their own clothes on ilk. which Dl.llde it complcated -..._ jlDetJ 8Dd trousen. because most of ow work is on nylon.· Nguyen studied art at Orange Coat It took him three days. but Nguyen College end then joined Ni.kkl's u a said he was happy with his work. part·tlme employee for a year\ Soon, he : It looked so good, it looked better lea.med he loved the fob anti became a on the fabric than on paper,• he said. ·1 full-time employee. fell proud t\bout lhal" •1 don't know what else 1 want to ANAL COMPLIMENTS Wlule the biggest challenge ii the lntrtcate natw'e of the work and the time It takes. to accomplish lt, the grea$· BRIEFLY IN BUSINESS 1978 and provides mass communica- tion and marketing programs for ind us· trtes including food seMce, medical, h.nanaal. home tumlshings. retail and real estate Its offlces a.re at 5020 Campus Dnve. Newport Beach. . Fieldstone posts record year for homes sold Newport Beach-based Fieldstone Commwuties Inc. had a record year an 2001. The residentiel real tate company set a company record in the num~_of homes sold, 721,. and in sat revenue of about $260 mlllion. Fieldstone is<>ld 276 homes in Orange County, 267 homes tn S4n Diego and 178 homes U\ Utah Being lel~ve in where it chose to 11.....U• }a..Mt! ........... ~ --~ ,.....,...,...., do,• he said. "This ii something I real· ly enjoy.• -Stoty by 0..-ltMlreth.. photo by a,.. "Y build homes and bwlding homes in the price range of $300,000 to $500,000 were two reasons that contributed to the company's success, said Frank Fos· ter, president and chief executive of Fieldstone Conunwuties Inc. The Fieldstone Group of Cos., which includes Fieldstone Communl· ties inc .• is headquartered in Newport Beach and bas offices in San Di.ego and Midvale, Utah. It has garnered a series of prestigious honors for its emphasis on trategic bus1n practices, cus.• tomer service and borne designs. Smee 1981, the Fieldstone Group of Cos. has built more than 16,000 homes and bas made $3.6 bilJion in total enue. RecenUy, it was awarded the Best Practices Strategic Leadenhip Award by A.rlbur Andenen and has won National Builder of the Year and Cali· fonua.Builder of the Yee.I'. award.I. ....,,...,.~_,........._ Is---· M lwt ......... ,e,,,I .... """' '""-,....,..,, ..... S'1+Qll ........... -,,..c a* ,..,,..., '-" ............ S1Ml» ~CUISD•I••-~ , -.... ... ,_..~--~ ,.....die!... • - ..... Clll-. -... ................... ,.... •"'•.. -c....1•.'=~ ::.PMm ........... .,. .... _ ...... ,... .. llWU, tt•u• a , .. ......... .................... .., 1'10 - a -s ·····"'~1 .•,~ It la the NGit"I polty to prompdy ~ .. "'°"°'~ ....... <.Mt (Ml) 57~. m 1"he ....... ~ .... Dll¥ ..... ~ ........ ,. .. , .. .., ............... c..-. • , rl>• ......... ~ ........ .... •The ftllill er-.. c:..rier ....... , ........... ., .............. c..-. .. .......... ...., .......... ...................... ,.. ...................... Q' __ ...,'9ililli)~ ... ................ -... I 10aw-. ........ ._Cllilll.._CA-._.. 0.0.-don • The Tltntt OrfW'9t County .. 25l.f141 MtsaM4 0-""d (Miit MZ471 o.p., (Ml) IG-4121 ........ ..... t1i11t..am1 ~ ('Miit IMo4UJ ..... ,. ........ ,10 ........ 9"110 ~.,, ..... * .... -----.... Oflm .. MMD1 ...._,. ... 111.n• ......._.,._a d?,-. . ............... ..... ----... .... ( Daily Pilot This design sto.re is trimming its inventory A nn Denni• Detlgm is having an inventory close-out sAle on its line of fabrics, wallpapers and trims for $5 per yard or roll. The selection includes hand-screened prints. wovens and many coordi· nates that are ideal for kitchens, powder rooms. bedrooms and chlldren's rooms. It's open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Ftiday. Ann Dennis Designs ii in the Stonemill Design Center, 2915 Redhill Ave., Suite 8106· 107, Costa Mesa. (714) 708,2555. Laco1l• is having a semi- annual sale on selected styles from its fall/winter collections for men. women and children. Most of the sale merchandise ts marked down 30% to -40%. The Lacoste Boutique is on the lower level of South Coast Plaza near the Polo Store. (7,14) 641-1730 . One of the best local cooking schools -Dl1h - offers a 10-week "bastes• cooking class. The classes were designed for novices and for those who want to broaden their cooking skills. At the classes, you'll learn everything you need to know about knife skills, stocks and broths, saut6ing, braising, basic bread and pastry, frying. sauce malt· ing, baslc meat and seafood selection and cooking. At each class, the inst.Nctor wtll start with an oveM.ew of the ~heduled cooking technlqu,, then the clu1 will create a "mlse en place• (preparation of the food for eecb recipe). Once th~ ingredients are ready, the instructor will discuss and demonstrate each recipe to the c:lasl. The Basics Oats costs $390 and runs in consecutive weeks at 6 p.m. Tuesdays or Thurs- days. The weekly class cov- ers stocks and broths. clas- sic sauces, saut~ing and fry· ing, braising. grilling, roast· ing and stove top smoking, poaching, soutn~s. savory and sweet. breads and pas- tries. There are all kinds of other great cooking classes offered at DI.sh, and top of the line kitchen accessories are avaifable in the front 1ect.ion of the school. The retail section of Dish carries equipment. tools, linens, flatware. tabletop, service pieces, barware and stemware. Dilh ls at 435 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. (949) S74 ... 2433. There are complimentary fadall and make-oven offered today through ·sat- .. urday at the Stsley cosmet· \ Greer Wylder BEST BUYS lcs counter at Neiman Marcus. And on Tuesday and Wednesday. there are faoals offered in Neiman Marcus' private facial room from Guerlaih. Neiman Marcus is at Fashion lslanrl in Newport Beach. (949) 759-1900. Bow Danglen Boutique Is having a storewide clear· ance sale through Jan. t 7 All merchandtse is marked down 30% to 75% Bow Danglers carries women's clothing. accessories and gifts. It's at 369 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. (949) 642·545q The Oriental Rug Outlet ls having a liquidation sale All rugs are discounted 75%. The selection includes rugs from Iran. China. lndta and Pakistan. The style and matenals vary from modem to antique, and there are machine-made and handmade rugs. The store will be closmg In the next few weeks. It's at 193 I Newport Blvd., Co~ta Mesa (949) 642-3600. Home Depot is haVUlg a yellow tag sale -all yel- low-tagged items are 'marked down an addluonnl · 40% through Sunday. There are hundreds o1 Items. including top brand names. throughout the store that are included m the sale Home Depot is at 2300 Hat· bor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. (9491 646 .... 220. Aaron Brotben lS having lta pepular semlannual I -cent frame sale through Feb. 2. There are hundreds of ready-made frame to chose from that are on ale tor I ·cent wtth the purch~ e of a ready-made frame of equal or greater value. The selection includes wall frames, photo frames and canvases. Aaron Brothers carries the largest selection of frames ln the country. It's at 1714 Newport Blvd., Cos· ta Mesa. (949) 6'5·6880. • lllT IUYS ~Th~ end~ Send lnfom\ltlon to~ Wylder ft))() W. hy SL, ~ MeM.. CA 92627, or,,.. fp ft (949) 646-4170. nortt 1~ end 1M1 bb1v 1S lcnGb., Tha_,__.., r _....._ -.. W'IOOU(. t01 . Sl9 ~Mf dtdn"'tl*l out ............ n.. ... ..,. Ollel ..... but It )Ust ..,, CIMI; ifliUlh; The~ .................. tDdlW. •-..ct-lnhwellt-• ... ... oNgh ..... Mier .. .. ..__ ......... ..... ............. in • _..,. -..... ~ .,. . 1'dlS :: .... =.. .... ............... 19,_, ......... -~--· - Dally Pilot BIG SURf: A surfer cuts into a 28th Street wave, braving wind and uneven condiUo~. Newport Be~ch sets up coast committee •Council members keep main opponent of annexation off, aymg a lawswt amounts to d threat against the c1ty June Casagrande OAtlY PtlOT NEWPORT BEACH - Argwng thdt a pt.>ndm<J lclw .. wt dJlloun~ to d trong-d.fTll ldct:Jc dgdlnSt the nt)' Ctt't Counnl members on Tue.-.ddy r 'Jt'Cted Newport Cot1<,t rPsldent Phil Greer' hid to -.ervt-on d com- nuttee ove™'etng the commu- nity'!> rncorportltlon into the cit) "I low dre we i.uppo eQ to work with you t1 you thretilen to · I ue us?" City Counalman Stev<' · Bromberg asked. Greer. who brought annexd- t 1on to a temporary halt in ovember by delJvenng a peb- bon to a county heanng. coun- tered that the lawsuit 11\St ad pertalnS to an alleged confllct of interest by a Judge Greer hdd ongUldlly filed the wt to stop dnnexabon of Newport Coust to the crty of Newp0rt Bedch . But he said the Llttgabon no\\ ~ _pendmg onJy because d 1udg<> overseeing the origmal law·swt tatlecl to disclose thdt he IS c1 rt><.- 1d nt of Newport Beach "It~ to do with the mtegn- ty or the process.· Greer Sdld Counolman John Hetf eman ~cud in prev1ou '> meetings Wtth Gree,i. that he had made· clear thctt. unless Greer clroppPd tht.• '>Ult, Heffernan wouldn't '>upµort appointing him to th(> committee Gn-er rnunt<•red their con- cern~. '>dymg ·11 IS our mcere ctesm .. to ''"ofk wtthm the orga- ntZdllondl tructure of Newport B<>dch But the < ounc1l Wd n t swayed. members voled 5.to 1. with Nonna GJover dtssenbng. to .4!xclud • G reer dlld 111Stead ndme Jdck Buteh h and Pdt Fuscoe to th" remcUrung two slots Along with Heffernan and four repre (>ntallve lrom the Newport Cooi.t Comnuttee of 2000. which repre ented Newport C<>tbt r~1dents to the ory dunng clMeXdUOn negotia- tion . the two _.ppomtment complete Jhc• seven-member body. Greer mcuntatn<>d thut tht• oty <;h.ouJd includP d reprc..,~m tabve of)ID roughly I .CXX>-mem- ber A Sunplt> \ote group Dornq so. he argu<.>d ''"ouJd mdk~ thc• c-onuruttee more r<•pr<.~·nldll\'t' of dll "'le''l)(>rt Codst w_-.1dt..nt-. Furtht>r. ht• s<11cl , 11 th Comrrutll>t> ol 2000 ''ert• truly representab\e of the conunu- ruty' r~1dents. the aty would not hove hdd an unpleasant ur- pnse No" 17 when Greer deliv- ered 969 !>1gndtures to top dt\JlE.'XdbOn Though the penuon di hN appeared to stop th(> procf"> . d count or the SlqncltUrC"> <ihOWl>d that not enouqh were valid to hdlt df\11eXdUOn Newpo11 Co.t.<,L w tuch has about 7 ,000 n-.1ch.>nl'>. was annexed Jan 1 ThurM:Xly Joouory I 0, 2002 AJ New flight makes JWA international • Alaskd Airlin adds route to Vancouver. Custom~ will be hdnd1ed m C' dnddd '•ul Olnton DAILY PILOT JOI lN WAY 'E ArRflORT - Alt1!.ktl Alrhne t1ddc'(f d t11qh1 hnkang Orcmqe Count\: dncl Vdncouvt'r, Rntish Columlnu. on W1'<in1·~ld~ Tht> 1urhne, whlC'h heyctn flJght<, c1t the dlrport an 1487 dMOUO<t'(I tht• new fllqht \\.1lh litU • ldnldrt' Howe\ er 11 \\ .... o histor;.IThlkmH ~ent for~ csu · port t hd 1 hc1s nf'Vl•r twt"' ,. olfl'f("fJ mtemc1uonc1I lltyfit, • 11 ""ill make Orang < "ounr' dJl 10t<•m.tl111nttl cUfJ>on ,ct11i Jttc:k \\'til'>h. dn .11 rhn1 Sf>Ol\f! .. mdn "\\1• h•f'I •h· IP .. qood dPmdJlcl lrom hoth 1'1111' Tht• cHrlan1• \\ul'h .. 11ul dd<h~d tht> I liq ht dll1•r cli-.1 o\ ,., tnq thdt nltln\ < ount~ r1·,1d•·11t' ITd\.'f'I to tht• ( ·,mt1cht1n <rt\ •in lh(•lf \\ d\ to c nu'!'" h1.•u<hnq l" ~ .. .,kd., IUJnPd ln,1d~ Pd!>"<tllt' m·~u Anchorc1q1• \ c.1nc 011\vr 'll' ' oai the country' w tern SP.II hol\fd And many CaM<Uan tounsts u 1• John \\'ctyn .wh n d· anq into town to v1 it L>1~n1•yldnd C lll>IOtm will bo hdndlod IJ\ C"t1nddd, not dt John Wayne, c1trpor-t pokeswoman Ann "'I< ( "ctrh•y dtd. • \\ ,. Yt tll t curu.1derod d.D int1":rnat10ndl dtrport now,· "'hCctrley scs1d ·w 're really e~ritt•cl dhout that dt John \\'~ nP Airport • Th•• ltr t daily flight to \ itflf 11u\ •r lntemuuonal Airport b "4.'l l1> t4kr. olf ApriJ 28. 1be "''f\ IC~· \\ iJJ nJO '•l!\~en days 11 \\ , .... i,. Tht• llf•\\ "'rYlCf' will mdude c1 llt<iht that depart from < )1nmw <'mml\ ctt JO d .m and ctlTI\•.., Ill \oncnu-.: •rat 12.58 pm \.n•1th1•r lllqht will depart lrnrn \nm Oil\ Pr UI I 38 p.m. rtnd <lffi\ I' 111 ( >rdnq County di .t up Ill ThP .11r~1111• will opNdte a l !ll·"'oi Ho~·IO<J 7 i7-7(J0 dU'· r rnlt 1111 tlw rtlUll' 1 onhgured \\tlh I:!..,,.,,,~ 111 11r .... 1 cla.,., dlld lllk 10 ( llCll h MEXICAN RESTAURANT WE TAKE DINING TO THE r-LEX.T LEVEL! P""O'-'EXCO WE SPECIALIZE IN LARGE TO GO QRDERS PHONE AHEAD! 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·MS·7616 I GET THE POINT? ,. Classified ads work for YO ! ; A4 ~ Jonwrr 1 o. 2002 PUIUCWETY POUCI flllS COSTA MESA •C-...l&t•iu9cMeuto theft was reported in the 2200 blodt et 5'J6 p M Monday. •,..,,,..,_"-*A vehkle butglaty was r~ed 1n the 2)()0 ~ 11t 1'21 p In Mon day • • ...,._. ltoulev...-d: A or•nd theft was reported in . the ·3soo block •' 1 09 p.m. Monday • Onnge Avenue Md Saft.> ta INbet A~: Pos~utqo of drug par•l)Mrn.ha was reported at 10 44 • m Mon· day. •Mare Drive:'An auto theft w~ reported 1n the 1000 block •t a·48".m Mood.iy • 1Uldn Av.nu.: V.tn<U.llsm w.s reported 1n the 1700 block •t 9 01 p m Monday. • I.Mt 171h Street A petty theft was reported 1n the 100 bkKk •t 2 SO p m Mond.ty • w.t 19th Street An .ss.ult wt\ reported 1n the 700 block It 4 52 p m. Mon· day NEWPORT BEACH •South .. y fnlnt: A gr•nd theft was reported in the SOO block •t 6 03 p m Tuesd.iy. • Dov9r onw: A peny theft was reported 1n the 700 bl0<k at 2:22 p.m Tueiday ) • Irvine AY4tnUe aind 17dt Street A traffic collision involving 1n1unes wa~ report ed at 2:57 p.m Tuesday • Neptune Avenue: A home burglary Wti reported tn the 5000 block at 6 1 a p m Tues day • Wild GooM Cowt Loud mUSK was reported 1n the 100 blodt at 11'13 p.m Tue1day • ~ Street A home bur glaty w~ reported 1n the 200 block at 12 42 p m Tu~ay EXTENSION CONTINUED FROM A 1 the airline industry. While acknowledging she had not perfooned a thorough ol Orang Coun~ report. Andrus said there are two problems with the docu· ment. which was released IJl November. Andrus· questioned wh ther the 1985 ttJement agreement could be legally extended past 2005, when it ex.pt.rCS. She also aibdzed the document for failing to ~ chang ln federal · law that could force further review and 1naybe even an exhaustive appeal to the Federal Aviation Aclmin.l.stration. A 1990 federal law, known CURVE CONTINUED FROM Al offlOaJ btle was "conlettl clli· persaJ engmeers. •) In return ror our efforts, we would have a qwte remarkable - and, finally, brealhtakulg - vantage pomt for what lS probably the most ttuspioous New Year' Eve celebration in the world. We would also. we chscovered later, have a great dedl of run despite rreel.lllg cdl the extremitie or OUI bodies. ~ty feelmg about senously cold weather has been qwte cleM mce I moved to Cali· forrua 42 years ago I'm agam~t 1t By llving m north· ern lndlana and Ctucago for SS~ Mattress Outlet Store u t.b8 Al.rport Noise and Capaaty Act, changed the way auportl operate by pro- hib1bng local nbtl from lmpoaing rugbtttme cwt wt and other flight restrictiom. A1rpoc1I must pply to the PAA. vto a Pan 161 study. for any 1'91t:ndSon1. Bean.11e U;>e settleinent deal WU put mto place before the .new law, lt wos exempced in 1990. Andrus sa1d that exception would end with the agreement "Because tho g1andfa- thered re&trlctions expire," Andrus wrote. •any attempt to extend them pas\ December 31, 2005, would constitute new restrictions subject to the strin· gent requirem nts of Part 16V ~ Clty Leaders work:J.ng to extend the deal dlsdgreed with the contention. Newport almost ttalf my We, I feel I . hav.e'done my tune m a cold chmate. The New York tnp dtd not change th.Ls convic- bon Fn91d fingers, ea.rs and feet w re sunply the price we . hod to pay to expenence ow New Year adventure. As a result, I have made a com- mitment -my only year-end resolubon -to spend the Christmas holidays for the next 10 years m Southern Callfomia. Then I may or may not look at it again. Meanwhile, back at the Mlnskort, I found t.he logistics of confetti fascmabng, more so -I'm sure -thdJl the hall·rrulllon people who later combed it out of theu hair below us or the sarutary engineers who swept It up. The theme this year was red, Beach Cowvilman Gary Proc· tor allo laid the atbqUe WU out of boundl beceUM the t'Olmty'1 repgt analyrel only the effects ol a proJed on the suaoonding communitt.. •Jt's an 1Nppopriilate md-osm. • Proctor teid. •Thar. a legal issue, and we CiiMgree. • Airport offida.ls a.re" now readying the environmental report foe the countY-Board ol Supervisors The supervilorl would need to certify it before picking on ol th.lee poalbla expansion scenarios for the auport. Newport 8eocb ls pitchmg a plan to moderately expand the airport by adding fow flight gat , 12 additional flights in th noisl.est category and another 1.4 millon annual 'passengers. The other two plans would add far more wtute and blue, just as at has been aeross the country since Sept. 11. So our confetti wa evenly divided among the three colors, plus a deluge ol silver strands thrown out filst lo cast a speoal radiance during the singmg of •God Bless Amerlca. • lfeb had eight teams sta· tioned at vanous heights in buildings around nmes Square. The confetti -2.000 pounds of it -was delivered to th~ buildings several days before the event so lt would be sure to be 11\ place on the afternoon of Dec. 3 t. We convened sue hours before nudrught in the head- quarters of the Busmess lmprovement DtStrict that p1dced up the tab for this bash. There our leader gave ANNUAL January Sale NOW IN PROGRESS . SAVINGS OF UP 10 70°/o FROM OUR COLLECllONS OF; ZANELLA • IKE BEHAR • BOBBY JONES TORI RICH ARDS • CUTTER & BUCK CORBIN • REYN SPOONER · BA RRY BRICKEN • AXI S ' RO B~RT COMSTOCK • MEZLAN RISCATTO • AQUSCUTUM •JACK VICTOR FASHION ISLAND 949.759.7979 ~ 1985 dell ~ 0 ap ol 8.4 milUon ennUal pas.-~ and 73 ol the DtJ6liest dights. Tbe county. by ordi- nance, bnpoled a cwfew at . the a.itpoft before 1985. Keeping the restrictiOnS bas ~ u the~ biggest lllue f« dty leaders and the single 1arge5t concern f« ~ dents who live with the daily irritation of pess1ng jets. Airport SpokesWoman Ann McCorley said sh could not address Aodrus' Jetter but S4ld lt would be taken irito account when the airport responds 'to all public comments later this month. ·1 can't really comment on that,• McCarley sald. ·we're gomg to look at all~~ ments we'll be receiV109. To extend the settlement us J,nsb'uctions (take off any 10959jewelryso11 doesn't end up on Broadway, don't JWDP the release gun. throw the conletti out as far as you can) followed by a pep talk that would have won points an any football locker room. By the bme we headed tn our battle stabons about 8 o'clock, Broadway was packed beyond our view wtth remarkably orderly and exuberant human beings. some of whom had already been standing there for sev- eral hours to pay homage to a oty and a nation. We reqw.red a police escort to get us into our buildlngs. passmg through celebrants who examined us closely to see lf Rudy Giulwu, who was working the crowd near- by even though he would be an ex-mayor tn a few hours, was among us We entered the Minskoff stage door, but -alas -there was no show playing. 1Wo d~n of us engmeers took a backstage eJ valor to a dlngy, depress- ing seventh-floor corridor. But the door at the end of the comdor opened on Won- derland. When we stepped through 1t to the roof of the marquee, we entered another planet -a planet where the lights dwarfed even the Las Vegas Stnp and the positive energy from the street below was a palpable force on our rooftop that built stead.tly in intensity as the new year approached and warmed both my body and soul. To our right, the ball that would fall at midnight was poised Beneath at. D1c.k Oark was holding forth and a fluid knot of people told us where Giuliani was touctu.ng flesh at any given moment. To our left. New York's new mayor w&ted to be sworn in on a raised platform. Behind him and extending as tar as we could see, were people packed into tightly controlled pens lo'J)reserve space for emergency vehicles and VIPs. When one pen was full. a new one would start, sug- gesting a sense of infinity. As mid.night approached. our instructions were repeat- ed The silve:r strands would be launched with the strains of •c;oo BJ America•, the confetti would follow 10 sec· onds before midn1ghl We were poised and ready. When the moment came, 1\'eb 'trode up and down behind UI shouting, •Go, confetti.• And then it was all over. Where there bad been a cecopbonyofvoicesfrom below belt1ng •God B America,• there wos sudden- ly allence. The mayor was twom ln and ~ followed by tbe a-mayor. 1be pens were broUn down, and the c:i'owds melted away~ By the • • Daily Pilot · dMl. the coonty, dty, the All- ~~~~~ have to agree oo the details They were ell putiel in the series ol lawsuitl ~ by the worldn{j.group in the I.ate 1970. that l95u1ted t.n the 1985 dell. Soma olftdall laid the air- b.Des would abo need to agree to any deal • •1t's not as simple the dty ol Newport Beach add.1ng it to their settlement.· said County Airport Commissioner Davtd Markley. •111e airlines a.re going to ha~ to be broughl into lt and going to have to concur.· . ,.., °""°" coYef'S the environment Ind John w..,. Airpott. He m.y be rNChed at <9'9) 764-otl-lO ot by e-maU at f»Ul.dintonf*t/mn.com. OlnlAIY Chandler Eugene 'Jack' Johnston Cha ndler Eugene •Jaa• Johnston. a New- port Beach resident for 80 years. died Dec. 7. He was 90. Mr. Johnston, a retired commerc:ial ftlhermanl is swvtved by his two cbU· dren, four gnmdcb.lldren and eight greot-grand- chlldren. A private memo- rlal was held at see. • 10 GUa -..Mi .. The o.ily llHot wekom9 obituar· .., for r.wdants 0( former ,.,;. dents of COAi ~Md New- port a.ch. tf you w.nt to NYe .,, obituafy print9d In the Not. .. 'fOUI mottUlly to ... us the lnfonnMlon ~ ('949) 646-4170 Of Gift tN MWWoom at (M) 764-otl24. C)f!Am t1ete a/.C . nowotdJ ... CONROY'S FLOWERS of Costa MeSd 2913 Harbor Blvd. -al H4llor' ....... 714.540.3135 2275 Newport Blvd ~ .. .--.-.. ,~- 949.645.0246 PIEllCE~ IEUWADWAY Mortualy • Chapel Cremation 11 O Broadway, Costa Mesa ..a-sueo I " • • r Doily Pilot Argyros gives $1 million to schol~hip fund •Developer and fus wile...Will give the money during the next four years to help economically challenged lugh school seniors. Dei,..Newm.n 0 All.Y PllOT NEWPORT BEACH Oevel<?per George Argyros. the country's ambassador to Spam, and hu. wtfe, Judie. are donallng S 1 mtlhon for a scholar hap program for high school ruors feeing acad • nuc adversity The couple will donate $250.000 over lhe next four years to the Horabo Alger Callfom 1a Scholarship . nclJDed after the man who represents the qwnt ntJcll Amencan ucce tory The St nullion in South- ern Cahlorru:a scbolarsh1p!t will be presented to tudenb enrolling d college· fresh- men Uus fall. COAST CONTINUED FROM A 1 undeveloped ared at the city's we temmost edge. could dlso dffoct future councll d1stncts But at Tue day ni<Jht'" meeting. prote t by Coun- cilman Gary Adam cau!oed Heffemdn to r c-on 1der ·1 hnd th1 very da'iturh- mg. • Adam said "If yuu re• tdllung about not r(>(h lnct- ing for more thdn d ~ edf 11 mean thdt f\.ewport ( odsl C-dn't have d Cdndtddtl• in the upconung Plect1on nus I true beCdUW Hl'l- lemdn 1 not up lor ret>lt-c - t1on m November. which mean no one from h1., d1'- tnct w1Jl have d chdnC(> to challenge him lor the ' 'di unttl 2004 · And Heffernan wa .. con- vinced. He and Addm'> Cd I the votes aga.inst mtroducmg dn ordlnance to add th<' com· muruty lo his d1 tnct ·These i.cholarsfups wUI -go to young people w bo have demon trated lhf' d tre and determination to g t a good educauon despite coming from sagoillcantly dtsadvantaged back· ground • • George Argyro w1d ma wntten ldtement. · The noted Repubbccln fund-raiser own!> everal lctrgc> Co ta Mesa apartment blllldmg and 1i. a ma1or bdckcr of tho proposed El Toro auport. Edch ludent elected for the> scholdl'Shlp ·will recewe 2.500 over four years dnd abo will r{'('eave !tagmflcant d 1 tance from the Hordbo Al9er A n ol D1sungwshed Arnenc-an in ~pplymg for othc>r 9ranl'> d.Od econorruc In the meanume, though . Heffernan h a s already been get- ting to work tack- llng d gredtly John Heffernan ancredst.>d worklodd thut includes 'ieme touchy 1,.,ue., For exdmple. lieffer- rMn oppo ed a bid by annex- t1tmn opponent Phll Greer to ,,.,.,," un ct "-'ewport Coast \cl\ 1 on CommttlE>e \hat ''ct\ form~ Tu~dd) On~ ol the IS ue!t IS IO clewrnune whether people ''"nt tt commumty centt·r hu11t thl'fe. • Heffc>mdn said • .\nothe>r t!t how to d1stnb· ut,. th<> money thats beang qi\ en back to res1d~nts unct lht.> question of whdt to do wath th • hre ~tdUon • Ai. pdrt of a dedl with the Irvine Ranch Water Oasl/lct 1md Newport Coast. re 1- f YI HOW TO APPLY To be eligible for the Horatio Alger C.lifornla Scholarship,. applicants must meet the following criteria: • be enrolled full time as a high school senior with plans to enter college no later than the fall fol- lowing graduation; • have a strong commit - ment to pursue a bache- lor's degree at an a!cred- ited Institution; as t lance Scholdl'Stups for Northern Cclhforrua tudents are being funded by busines mdn Arthur A. Caooca The nuss1on of the Horauo Alger A n lS to recognize 'One of the issues is to determine w hether people want a community center built there. Another is how to distribute the money that's being given back to residen ts and the questio_n of what to do with the fire station.· John Heffernan dents will get $18 nulhon lo help pdy off d.,..P., ment d1.,- tnc-t td).t.>~ u .. ed to build mfrai.tructure then• Bondi. issued an the I qso c.1nd ·90 for this purpoi.P are the ~ub- 1ect of a etty mvc llgcll1on. For some Newport Coast residents. being part of d city has !tome c.mom, perks -not the least of which is GARYS ~y-~P.A'.A'R SE·Mt ANNUAL . • have 1 critical financial need; • be involved in co--cur· ricular and community activit ies; •demonstrate academic achievement (minimum grede·point average of 2.0); • be a resident of California; • • be a U.S. cit izen or In the process of becoming a U.S. citizen. For more information. see www.horat1oa/ger.com. oul'>tandtng Amencans \•ho serve as good role mod~ls for thP ndtton's youth and to help econorrucally dlsadvan- ldged young people adueve their goals through educa- tJondl programs ( Heffemcin h1msell • Pnor to the annexation, I would be able to call (county Supervi~or1 Tom Wilson s othce--H1s office Wdi. very accomm odating. ht.> Cdme to some of our meetmgs. but 1t was clear thtit the Newport Coast C'On· stltuency was d very !>mdll pdrt of ha dlstnct and there· lore didn't warrant the dttc>nllveness I Cdn get lrom John Hefferndn, • \did Jim Mc-Gee head of the Ne~ - port Coa t Comm1ttc>e ol 2000 which represented re 1dents there to the c1tv dunng dnnexauon negotad- tmns ·so fc.1r m my interttc- t1on with John. I've found him to be very much mter- e!tted m coalung urP the city lives up to its obhga· lions under the pre-dnnexa- tton agreement • • June c:.ugr.nde cover\ N.w· pott Beac:ti. She may ~ re~hed at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at /UM caw9ra~l•r1~ com lrleflt·. THE llEWS Car fire I alarm in ndsup ewport A car fire rattled residents bnefly Wednesday at on apart- ment building in the 1800 block of Park Newport Onve. Th car parked U\ the W\der- ground structure at the Park N wport apartment complex ca~ght on hre about 3.20 pm . aid Newport Beach Fire Battallon Ctuef Bill Bennett "It was a miall fire that tart- ed in th dash drPa U\Slde the cdI, • he !.41d "The owner of the car and the secunty people hdd put 11 out (>ven before we got thPre • The an 1d ol th• ccU, ·how- ever. wa~ pretty bddly dam- aged. Bennett aJd The park- mg gdragc> Wd not damdged • Wf! cdn onl~ guPss ... omething WdS \'lo•rong with the wmng. • he said "But no one Wd'i in1ured. and 11 \4.dO:. drndPntal. • 'ervi ces set for late museum director A memondl service for Ndorru Vine the late director of the Ordnge County Museum ol Art will h<> held Fnday Vine died in late December dl her Long Beach home alter bdttlmq Cdncer She was 52 he • ., '>U!Vlved b) her son Victor ~hlc.1no, dnd her hu~ bdnd AJbt•n Mtldno Thl' ..erv1n• will be held dl HI d m di ""' 8cundbas Chwrh J955 Ort10qt> Ave . Long BecsC'h In pldte ot Oo,,ers. family mem- ber. hd'"" 11..,kl~d thdt doMtlonr, h<' ffiddl• IU"thl• NdOffil \'int- ~ temondl Fund at tht.> <Jrdnge County ~tu eum ol .-\rt lnJormdbon.194c.i175<t-II2.? ewport Coast s up PrvLc;or gets nod Th Ortinqe Count)' Board pf SupeMSors shuffled 1t.s leader- ship ~1bons Tuesda). narrung C'ynUua Coad as cha.uwoman Codd, who erved m that po 1uon dunng 2001 will be JOLned by Tom \Val.son. who was Frozen Lobster Tails l'IOWJ 19'9 .. ,..,s3499 .. 12 If\ Fill Lunat Groufld s.{ l'IO• s ;!59. ,.., $ 399 .. / Small Faji Apples 5glb. Thundoy, Jo,,uary lo. 2002 A5 elected by tus ~ .. w:e ch4irman Wtlson represents Newport Co.ul. wbicb became pa.rt of wport BMch at the begin· rungof th ~. J101 Silva, who represents Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. was not named to 1 post Silva held the VlCe chair port 1ll 2001 . Bergeson supports D.A. challenger . Manar\ B rgeson. a former state senator and N ewport Beach resident. annouoced Uus week that" be will endprse Seruor Deputy olst. Atty Wally Wade for Orange County dis· tnct attorney Wade lJ chal- lenging 01 t A tty Tony Rc.1ckauckas In a statement issued !\ 1ondc.1y. Bergeson wrote Wade "exhibits more of the qual.IU I e>.pect out of a pos1bon wtth the power and prestige of D1 LOCI Attome~ "Wdlly s mteqnty lS beyond reproach. he added. ·He lS known for being an aggres- sive dnd tenaoous prosecutor. I dm confident he will dlways mc.1ke cnnunal' prose- cution the No 1 goal of the Orange County 01str1ct Attorneys office • Wade dlready has endorse- ments from the Orange County Deputy Otstnct Attorneys Assn. dnd the Orange County Attomevs As!>n OCC ranks top on unive rsity transfers Of I 08 commuruty colleges in the .. tatc> Orange Coa t CoUegc> -.ent them t tudents to the C dJ State Uruvers1ty sys- tem dunng the 2000--0 I acad· ('mlC yedr accordmq to the Cdhforn1d Po tsecondary Education Comnus ion OCC trdnslerred l 187 stu- dents to CdJ State ca.mpuse lO 2000-01 an lOCT dSe of 3 9"n from the 1 142 .,tuden~ 11 trans- ferred dunng the preV10US year. OCC rdnked hfth tatewtde an transfer to the nine UC campuses with 411 ct.n mcrea.se of 21 2 compared wtth the prev1ous yedr Small Naoel Oranges esglb . • Ceffeelaf \ hrl•• CnYlllLL HIN ... some of the dad- .,_ mede at~ C.ostl Miii City Coundl ,,.mg. l·llll ftOUGI ' WHAT HNPINfD: The Oty Council denied a . ~from 1 IOCBI bus.Ines$ owner to store U·Haul rentals on his Newport Boulevard property Eugene Chan. the owner of 1 small storage fk:illty, presented hi:s case - for the third time -to store up to six trucks on his property, saying It would be more conve- nient for his customers to be M>le to load and park their cars at the st~ facility. Chan reduced the number to four U- Hluf tNcks because of space ooncems. His ex>ncessk>n, however, did not swav three council mem- bers and his request was nar- rowly denied -an action that was met by boos from a spirit· ed council.audience. On Oct. 15, coundl mem· ben upheld the Planning Com- misaion's decision to deny Chan • permit to store six trucks at his storage facility at 2458 Newport Blvd. Council mem- ben said the large rental trucks were not appropriate for the site, which runs along an alley. Councilwoman Karen Robinson was conc::emed about room for emet~q vehides if up to six tNcks were pari<ed behind the lllEFLY IN EDUCATION Board approves textbooks, videos The Newport-Mesa Uruf1ed School District Board or 'Ihlstees approved textbooks In foreign language. math, IOCial science and soence at its stor.ge unhl. °"" ~ not at the Oct. 15 Oty Q)undl meeting bec:IM.- he~ he~ millnformed M>out the stMting time, fO he was grMJted I rehNring tJr the council 50 he cOuld bt ~ During his ...n..tng Mon- ~ photographs of his busi- ness wer~ shown. spari(Jng Councitwom.n Llbb>f Cowan to question If his sign was legal. Councilman Cilfy Monahan reminded the council how hard it was to develop that ltN of Newport Boulevard untll °"" devised I~ solution to ~lop the land. • WHAT rr MEANS: · Chan will not'be 1llo'tyed to store any u-Haul vehice on his property. WHAT WAS SAID: Monahan, who owns a loc.al restaurant end bar, 5Y'"PI" thized with Chan. saying he understood that customer con- venience was essential to an increase In business. •If I don't have hamburgers on rrry menu and rrry customen ask me for hamburgers. rm going to do rrry best to give them what they want,• he said. JIM'S TOWING WHAT HAPPENED: Council mem- bers unanl~ S•O ly upheld the Planning Com- ~.,.,. , ... 3, mis5ion'1 deci- sion to allow Jim's Towing to add an impound yard, but they added a f~ more conditions to meetrng Tuesday rught. The board unanimously approved the textbooks, but trustee Wendy Leece took exception to a science book called •Life: The Science of Biology.• The board also unanimous- 1 y approved instructional videos for students in fourth. fifth and sixth grades. The videos are used by school nurs· cona MISA c"' COUICll WUP-UP 11n•m• • --.Colt.I Mela Oty c.oundl rnMdng . --= 6:30 p.m. Jan. 22 • •ma c.c.t. Mell Chy Halt. n Fair OrM ·~(714) 754-5221 ensure ~blllty with neighbon. The c.ouncll •llowed wtwt . WIS described IS• •glorified ptrklng 1ot• • long as no structures were built. the addJ. tlonal land was landsaped to mm:ti the rest of the property Ind that the owne'1 of Jim's Towing work with city staff to explore using peNious concrete fQr the resurfacing of the park- ing lot. . This Is the second time a city offidal has questioned the approval of the additional lot at Jim's Towing on 18th Street. In August. the dty zoning staff approved Ml additional vehlde storage lot at 917 W. 18th St Planning Commis.sk>ner Eleanor Egan appealed the decision and took it to the Planning Commission for a vote. The lot was narrowly approved by the commis5ion, with Egan and the commis- sionfs chairwoman, Katrina Foley, voting against It. Dixon said she Is concerned with the neighbors In nearby homes and what she c:.alls .,, inconsistency with the council's int@nt to revitalize the West- side. She also said an auto stor- age lot is not a desirable use for the land and thought it es an a one·hour growth and development class. · The board postponed a report by the Citizens' Budget Advisory Committee until the next meeting and also set a public h~anng on a spedaJ- education compliance lnvesti· gation for the Jan. 22 meeting. Bank program honors four fifth-graders Four filth-graders were 2 might dip-. !arid --In the .... James~ the owner of Jim'1 Towing. Yid the stor-ee ... a luteoded for lcng-tem'I \lehkte storage. Ht eidrNtlld that two°' ttw.. \lllNdes ~ need to bt picked up at night. In response to calts from the ~ifomla liighway htrOt. but most businet5 would take place during the day. A staff report stated that rede .ielopment of the Wes1Side would be more HSily ecxom- pllshed If tnet.. were no build· lngs on the land. Therefore, 1 storage lot. Ind the subse- quent rezone, would be pr-. ferred. WHAT rr MEANS: A new impound yard will be buitt at Jim's Towing. hold ng about SO ars f« long-term storage. WHAT WAS SAID: Councilman Gary Monahan wanted to ensure that addi- tional nighttime activity was not a problem and asked Lewis to abandon any impound from the highway patrQJ, saying it was a minimal portion of his business anyway. Lewis ;retused saying: •Business is business. In these uncertain times I c:.an't afford to giw up anything." VICTOllLSTREET PAIJUllG --WHAT HAPPENED: Council members allowed a reduction in parking at a com- mercial complex on Victoria Street saying the shape of the lot was too unusual to accom- honored Wednesday ror the tr outstanding artwork and essays as part of the Downey .savings' ·sanking Basics• program. The first-year program Is a collaborative effort between the Newpbrt-Mesa Unified School District and Downey Savings and included teach- ing the students banking essential , such as how to write deposit slips, read reg- istries and save money. I I I I I I I J6t E. 17ril Sr. I c-;;4;)~-H:O~: ... ' .......,.,.s,.Tf .... s...11~~ I !l"f 1111 .............. .,,, ... .._. ... ,_ ..... .._,w.. 1/ll/lfm ... -------- se...n HJll. A.- Uc.I OCI061f 350 IL 17th S.. Su11e 21 I Colla Mesa.Ca. :. -~9393 , basis. The property WIS formerly a 10-unlt apertment bulldlng that WM cited fOf substandard housing conditions and ulti-. matety eblndoned, The own- en. South c.o.t R.E. Invest· mentt. bought the land wtth the Intention of imptOYing the apartment building. Howewr. city codes did not allow for r& ldentJal use on the property, so the builder submitted plans to ConWft the buijding into a commef'dat use. . To run a business out of the building. the owner was confronted with citywide minimum pari<lng space requirements. Because of the odd shape of the lot -a deep and rectangular space -the required 24 spaces are Impossible to build, the own- er said. The applicant applied to build 16 spaces and an addi· tional three compact spaces. WHAT rT MEANS: South Coast R.E. lnvest· ments will be allowed to offer fewer parking spaces as long as the company reduces the num- ber of tenants from 10 to eight posts signs prohibiting backing out of the driveway and restricts parking in the rear ln addabon to the program. Downey sponsored an art- work.. and essay contest to gwe students a chance to illustrate what they learned, Grace Muling Lau from Uncoln Elementary School m Newport Beach earned the first-place prize or 8 $5,000 one-year certificate of deposit. Her winning entry also scored five computers for her school and her artwork will be dis· played in Downey SaVlllgs WE Daily Pilot of the lot to allow for enough room to tum wound end driYe out ftdng front WHAT WAS SAID: •M>f "*" COi~ is~ • ~ Unda Dbcon seid .• , don't want ~to back out of that driww-V onto Victoria Avenue.• 1111na1 •o• IUIWltrY WHAT HAMNED: Coundlmen Chris Steers appeil of the PIMlnlng Com- mission's deci- sion to appfOW affocdlble housing on Pomona Avenue w• ~led to the Jan. 22 meeting. The aplttmentS at 1925 Pomona Ave . .,. owned by Habitat for HIJl'Nnlty. The Ofglniution has requested • (Ot"IYtf'5ion of the aplf1met Its to ownership condoml~ which would be sold to ~ for Humanity dlents M afford- able housing. Plam for the site also lndude mote open spKe and parkway landscape. The Planning Division and the city attorney ire WOfitlng on a response to Steet's appeal and have requested the hear· Ing be delayed. WHAT rT MEANS: Once city staff has the time to review and respond to Steel's appeal, the item will be brought back to the council's attention. at which time the public may comment on It. -C.0.t•ll•d by Loltattwper branches throughout the tate The four other wmners are Kaiser EJementary School's Scott Figueroa, who received a $2,500 certlficate of deposit. Uncoln Elementary's Heywon Ahn. who won a $1,000 cer· tificate of deposit; Uncoln's Keyton Kosek, who won d SSOO certificate of deposit. and Eastbluff Elementary School's John Barrett, who also won a $500 certificate of deposit eexu~ • VOlUMI SIUCTION • OUTSTANIMNO CUITOMm S9vtCI • • CMIUT ,.ICU OUUAHTl9 • · "Avoid the ordinary, com.e to·Tlle Italia." I 'I ' ' 'I I' i I ' I ' '· COMPLfJI IN'Jlll()IDEIGN ., ,.,.. ......... w •C-r..illll •0.,.-. ....... •W.WC•UW.. LAND! 1 ~ .aa 63ftl St. E. at Aft. G-.4 ....... $21,SOO N.lr u-, ,.., *._..HIP Set.el . I .SO ea. 4Sda St. E. Comer Aft. H •• $31,SOO VI 1•r.w,...,..,,, Daily Pilot TRAINING CONTINUED FROM A 1 bu cuculat d mfonnat1ve pamphJ b and 01 rs 1J1 Eng· lish, Sp mah and Viet· nam , he SGJd. •1 have a lot ol \ympalhy for people who cannot peak English.· he 01d . •And there i.s JU t no excu e for u not to be able to understand them and commurucate with them. We could lose a We needle ty • I'\ Treanor Wets abo re pons1- ble for getting th<" depart- ment up to date on terron m response . ·we did 1t ~everal years before Sept. 11, • h Sdld Fir hghters Me educated on how to a '>lSt or suppr s blolog1caJ. chemical und nuclear terron m. Tre&nor noted The thought of I dvtng th~ department Fnday, his ldst day, has left him wtth m1u'<.I STUDY CONTINUED FROM A 1 need to mount t.1 Pu rt I h I '1udy. a threc-yedr rf'v1 ., .. ol the effect of the proposed re trtctlons on mter.>tdtt• com- merce Having to comph~tt.> thdt study could ed ily lml city efforts to ndll down un l•xtcn- s1on befow th ~ldrc~ l'k>C· bon on a Gredt Par~nr the cl0sed EJ Toro t-.ldnnt• Corp' Alf Station The Part lbl '>luth crettted tn 1990 when cl ledt>rul law was enacted proh1u1tmg dlr· ports and c-itu•., from unpo .. - lng curfew and othw :-.uc h re tnctJons. 1s e ntially dn appllcauon to lhl• Federdl Aviallon Admm1~trdllon for the mea we~ • Avtallon 11> ct tederdl domain.· FAA 'ipoke man ' 111-llE CllST CIWIE lmlS Yll .•. CllllUll PllllllLRIES! feeling • h -td. • 1 f 1 happy, ad and pprcm nsav • • he d, g t· bng emobonal and w1ptn9 away t , ·1 a.m hapJfy I'll get to pend more tlme wtth my family, but f'm d to leave all my coll agu behtnd. I'm also a bttl cared, becau e I've never don anything else. I've tak· en the same trect every day to work. and now I won't ldke lt • neanor wiU al o bPgln teochmy fire technology at Santa Ana CoUege. That t a reqwred course for students who WlSh to enroll m the Fire Acdd •my C'dpt Kirk Dorrumc. who will take over Treanor' JOb, w1d he has •some b1g shoes to ldJ • "He has taught med lot of thinqs. • he ..aid "I've teamed to !>ee-the bag picture dnd under<.tood that there are d lot of dtflerent facet!. to lTatn- mg • • llednor hds been d trust- ~hke FNqu" i.a1d ·An) thmg thdt impedes tl\ aallon. we n('cd to look at. ycd or nd} Pt.'Oplt! ~ld)' Wdnt !the re tnc- t1onsj, but thP¥ Cdn't unpow thc>m locally • Newport Bedch ledd<>r<· who dre negolldttng with Or.mge County to extend the> I qs5 '>ettlernent dgn·cment '>did tht•y adm1ttt>dh das- dgreed with Andrus letter l\.ewport Bedch Cuunc1l- mdn CdrY Proctor S<ud lht• 1!-fSO ldw known a~ lhe r\ar- port No~ dOd CdpdClt\ Act doe~n t dppl) to John \\t1~ nE' The settlement deal wc1'> in elfect grdnted an £>xcep- llon at the lime becau.,•• at preddlt'!d the Id\\ ·The bigger 1 sue t do w(• need lhe FAA'> approvdl dnd the aulrne dpprovdl Proc- tor 'did \\'e don t bche\e Wt' do It JUSt doe n't apply We have a grandfathenng provision.· Late la t year. Newport worthy coUeagu • one who could be counted on tn tim of aws. d C pt. Ron Id McMinimy. who hu worked with 1l' or for 34 yedtS . •we b4cked ach other up an th um . • be wud. ·tt taught m that to be a l d r you don't have to pound on peopl • He ta•ght me that lf you make a m1stake, you can correct lt. Mike 1 a great guy, and I'm r ally &Gd to ee him go• C06ta M d Ftre Cbl f Jtm Ellis scud he wtll rruss neanor, who ha erved as his • soundmg board• over the years •As far as th trairung pro- gram, he always k pl pace .wtth change and made sure we all went through trcllJUng safely." he s~ud . ~Mike h& been an aeon tn our depdrt· ment • • DMpe llt\.ei 11th covers pubh< s.fety ~ couru She ~ be rHched .i (~9) 57~226 Of by •rN1I at dttpa t>Nr1th0lat1~ com Beach's Rep Chm. Cox tncd to dttach d trdller to an dvttl· tlon ecunty bill that would hdve eased the way for an t~xten ion. He was unsuc-c·e'>'>· fuJ. The Part 161 procei.'> •~ frdught w1th (>('nl Ofhc1dl~ dt , Burhank Alrport. hoping to ecure dO overnight c-urf Pw 1m1Jar to th<> one m plac<' di John \\.dyne begdn on(• on JuJ)' 15, 20()() The ~tUd} I\ UH almost two year. from compl€'t1on .Jf" going to bt• d "'''! tho.ugh prcx e-. .. and a ver\ '>Crull n11t•d procP'>S, • Bur· bdnk Airport Comnus~1ont>r C'hclrll' Lombdrdo sa.1d 'tou have to I><• 'f'I') precise an your c1.ndly'i1., • • f'aul Olnton covers the environment and John Wayne Airport He may be reached et (949) 764-4330 or by e·ma1l 1t pau/ c/inton0/1t1mes com . . Thurldoy, Jonuory ro. 2002 A7 NEWPORT llACH CITY COUNCIL WIAP·UP Inside CITY HALL Here •re some of the .., decisions made at Tuesday's Newport Beach City Council meeting. Councilman Dennis O'Neil was abwnt DON'T FEED THE DUCKS WHAT HAPPENED: The squawtcing is ver A proh1· 1tion on large·scale feeding and breeding of ducks 1s now law The City Council pas~ an ordinance. which takes effect an 30 days, to forbid setting out large troughs of food and other actions that discourage the birds' natural m1grat1on patterns WHAT rT MEANS: Residents on Balboa Island's Grand Canal an.d 1n several other places in the city should soon get some long·awa1ted relief from the unpleasant effects of large numbers of ducks HARBOR COMMISSION TO It FORMED WHAT HAPPENED: Tht' council 6 0 agreed to ere • ate a Harbor Commission to t•;;,=·Wi·' help steer the city on such issues as issuing harbor per m1ts and overseeing harbor regtJlattons WHAT rT MEANS: With the ordinance 19 create the commission now I NEXT MHTI G • WHA~ Newport Beach City Council meeting • WHEN: 7 p m. Jan. 22 • WttlRE: N~rt Beach City Hall, HOO Newport Blvd Qff1c1al, the next step is to d«1de who will serve on 1t The boird wilt have seven m mbe~ appointed by the council Commissioners wall serve four year terms, with a hm1t of two terms The dead· hne to apply for the comm1s· s1on is 4 p m Jan. 17. Apph· cants must be residents of Newport Beach and reg1s · tered to vote Application forms and additional 1nfor· mauon can be obtained from the city clerk's office 1n City Hall 3300 Newport Blvd (949) 644 3005 BAlBOA ISLAND REPAVING CAN WAIT 'WHAT HAPPENED: A pro1ect to repave some streets on Bal- l 6 0 boa Island and • Little Balboa Island has been set bade after officials agreed that better bids could be had The low btd for the pro· Ject. by Damon Construction Co was SSS0,440 about S 100.000 more than staff estimated the project should cost The 1ob also includes replacing cl water main on Little Balboa Island WHAT rT MEANS· Off1c1iJIS belteve that by anract1ng more bidders who specialize 1n welter main replacement, they can secure a bett r d al fot the city on the who! JOb Th~ ~n to rev~ the pro1ect and, ult • mattly, to r~n bidding CO ITIEIS MADE CU RE WHAT HAPPENED. An Airport Area Develop· ment Commit· tff 1s no mort, bul tht John Wayne Airport Settlement Agreem nt E>rtens1on Comm1nff will hve a little longer Council membe~ voted to n11C the a1rport development com· m1nff because no tnaJOr development 1s Kheduled to take place there· The John W~ne Airpon committee. though. has morei-work to do, council members agreed WHAT rT MEANS: Council members ha11e extended the airport <.om· m1ttee's hfe until March.lO to continue its work helping the city extend restrt<.ttons at John Wayne Airport lOCAl CO STAL PROGRAM CERTIFICATION WHAT HAPPENED· The OUflC! (rf.>lt d cl stee•1ng com 6-0 m1ttee to help stat! during the Loul P•ti·h}:s•I Coa\~al Pro gram ceniftCa· t1on pr0<ess The committee will consist ol three council members and three planning commissioners ....,h~ terms on the comrn1ne-e wilt end by July '· zoof -Compiled by June Casagrande :Al 1hndoy. ~ 10, 2002 ~.... . CftYILUl Hwe we some of the ded· .,,. m.de It~ CON ,... Oty Council meetJog. 1u.nou11 WHAT HNWNED: The 0ty Council denied I t'9qUl!lt from' a local business qwner to store lJ-Haul rentals on his Newport Boulevard property. Eugene Olan. the owner of a small stOtage f.cillty, presented his case - for the third time -to store' · up to sbC fruOO on his property, gylng It would be more conve- n*1t for his customers to be . at>le to load and park their cars It the st0tage f.cllity. Chan reduced the number to four U· Hau.I trucks because of space CX>nCl!mS. His concessk>n. however. did not PNay three council mem- bers end his request was nar· rowty denied -an action that wa met by boos from a spirit· ed c:oundl.audience. On Oct. 15, council mem- ben upheld the Planning Com- missk>n's decision to deny Olan a permit to store she trucks at his storage facility at 2458 Nev.iport BIYd. '°"ncil mem- bers said the large rental trucks were not appropriate for the site, which runs along an alley. Councilwoman Karen Robinson WIS concemed about room for emergency vehicles if up to six trucks were parked behind the lllEFLY IN EDUCATION Board approves textbooks, videos 1be Newport-Mesa Uruhed School Dlstrtct Board of 1Nstees approved textbooks ln foreign language, math, IOdal science and science at its stOtage units. Chan "'* not at the Ott. 15 Oty ~ "'"'-"'9 beQl.- he said he Wll mWnfonned about the~ dmt. so he WIS gr~ I i'thelr1ng ~the c:oundl so he could be .,,..nt; During his~ Mon-~ photographs of his tul- ness were shown. spwkJng Councilwoman Ubby Cowan to question if his sign WIS legal. Councilman GMY Monahan reminded the council how hard It· was to deYelop 'that .,.. of Newport Boulevafd until O\an deYised a woticab6e solution to dM!opthe~. WHAT IT MEANS: Chan will not be allowed to store any U·Haul vehldes on his property. WHAT WAS SAJD: Monahan. who OWN I local restaurant and bar, ~ thized with Chan, saying he understood that customer con- venience was essential to an Increase in business. •1f I don't have hamburgers on my menu and my customers ask me fat hamburgen, I'm going to do my best to give them what they want,• he said. JIM'S TOWING WHAT HAPPENE~!,;/ ,JaJncil mem- _bers unanimous-5-0 ly upheld the Fltannlng Com- -"'. · .... ~ • ., mislion's deci.- slon to allow Jim's Towing to add an Impound yard, but they added . a ~ more conditions to meeting Tuesday night. The board unanimously approved the te:x.tboo~s. but trustee Wendy Leece took e xcepbon to a science book called • Llfe· The Science of Biology.· The board also unarumous- 1 y approved in tructional videos for students in fourth. hftb and sixth grades. -1he videos are used by school nws· ........... M -' ...... "'" 8 (' ........ 111T•m• ..... COit.i ~ Oty / Council meetir'9 •WI-* &JO p.m. Jen. 22 ·•••Cost.a~ City ...el n Fair Drlw ......... 014) 754-5221 tn1Ut9 compltibUlty wtth nfighbors. The o:>undl allowed what was described as a •glorified parking 1ot• m long as no stNctum were bultt., the addl- OONI land was landsceped to match the rest of the P' operty and thlt the owners of Jlm•s Towing work with city staff to explore usirig peNious concrete for the resurfacing of the park- ing lot This is the second time a city offtdaf has questiol led the approval of the additional lot . at Jim's Towing on 18th Street In August. the city zoning staff approved an additional vehicle storage lot at 917 W. 18th St. Planning Commissioner Eleanor Egan appealed the decision and took it to the Planning Commission for a vote. The lot was narrowly approved by the commis.slon, with Egan and the commis- sion's chairwoma'l.,..Katrina Foley, voting against it. Dixon said she is concerned with the neighbors in nearby homes and what she calls an inconsistency with the council's intent to r.evitalize the West· side. She also said an auto stor· age lot is not a desirable use for the land and thought it es tn a one-bow growth and development class. 'the board postponed a report by the Citizens' Budget Advisory ComQlittee until the next mee ting a.nd also set a public hearing on a special· education compliance investi· gation for lhe Jan. 22 meeting. Bank program honors fo ur fifth-graders Four filth-graders were WHAT IT MEANS: A new Impound yard will be built at Jim's Towing. holding about 50 cars for long-term l.._stOtage. WHAT WAS SAID: Councilman Gary Monahan wanted to ensure that addl· tJonal nighttime activi\y was not a problem and asked Lewis . to abandon any Impound from the highway patrol, saying it was a minimal portion of his ~ness anywtq.. Lewis refused saying: •Business is business. In these u~ln times I can't afford to give up anything." YICTOlll STREET PUKING WHAT HAPPENED: Council members allowed a reduction In parking at a com· mercial complex on Victoria Street& saying the shape of the lot was too unusual to accom· honored Wednesday for thetr outstanding artwork and essays as part of the Downey Savings' "Banking Basics• program. The fll'St-year program ls a collaborabve effort between the Newport-Mesa Unified School D1stnct and Downey Savings and included teach- ing the stude nts banking essentials, such as how to write deposit slips, read reg· istries and save money. .............. IN'f•Ater •••••., ,_. .... -e-•••~• eed8, ............ ... ............ r rnodftt the NqU"9d .mount Coundfwomln Karen l'cJbillllOf1 .._.the ~I to ~-~thatw. gr.med bt the PWvq c.om- mbllon for~ require- --·-.... menu 1t 2• Vlc1Cfil St In t..appNI. Robil llCW' Slid the~ lacbd factull blM. The property watformeriy a 1Cklnlt apwtment building ~ was cited for substandard housing CX>nditions and utti- mately abandoned. The bwn-ers. South Colst R.E.. lnw!St· menu. bought the land witti f the Intention of Improving the apartment bulldlng. However. city codes did not allow for res- idential use on the property, so the builder submitted plans to convef't the building Into a commercial use. To run a business out of the building, the owner was confronted with citywide minimum parking ~e requirements. Because of the odd shape of the lot -a deep and rectangular space -the required 24 spKes are Impossible to build, the own- er said. The applicant applied to build 16 spaces and an addi· tlonal three compact spaces. WHAT IT MEANS: South Coast R.E. lnw!St· ments will be allowed to offer fewer parking spaces as long as the company reduces the num- ber of tenants from 10 to eight, posts signs prohibiting backing out of the driveway and restricts parking In the rear In addition to the program, Downey sponsored an art· work and essay ·contest to give students a chance to illustrate what they learned. Grace Muling l.du from Llncoln Elementary School In Newport Beach earned the first-place prize of a S.S.000 one-year certificate of deposit. Her winning entry also scored five computers for her school. and her artwork will be chs- pJayed in Downey Savtngs Doily Pilot . of the lot to ... for enough room to tum .ound and driYe out f.cing front.. WHAT WAS SAID: ·My "*" conclm Is Slfety,. ~Undl~sald. •1 don't wMrt people to bldt out of that~ onto Victoria Avenue.• ... 111na1 fOI 1uu1m WHAT HAPPENEp: Councilman S-0 Chris Steel's appeal of the .,._ming Com- mission's deci- sion to·approve aft~ housing on Pomona Avenue was postponed to the Jan. 22 meeting. The apartments It 1925 Pomona Ave. are owned by Habit.at for Humanity. The organization has r8QUlsted a conversk>n of the apllt1:mef rt:s to ownership condomlf'llums. which would be sold to Habitat for Humanity dients M •ffotd· able housing. Plans for the site also indude more open space and plficway landK.lpe. The Planning DMsion end the city attorney are wor10ng on a response to Steel's appeal and have ~uested the hear· ing be delayed. WHAT IT MEANS: Once city staff has the time to rf!Vif!w and respond to StMt's appeal the item will be brought back to the council's · attention, at which time the publk may comment on It. -Con ...... by Loltatww- , branches throughout the state The four other wumers art> Kaiser Elementary School'-; Scott Figueroa. who received a $2,500 certificate of depos1k u.ncotn Elementary' Heywon Ahn. wbo won a Sl.000 cer· tif1cate of deposit; Uncoln's KeY1on Kosek, who wori a 5500 certificate of deposit. and Eastbluff ....Elementary School's John Barrett, who also won a S500 certificate of depoot OOMPJm INIDIOIDBIGN ., ,.,.. ........ CJ.I). •C.-....... ....... ........ •lllliWl•C..W.. LAND! LOSANGEl.F.St PALMDALE -LANCASTER AA.HI "O" DO~ 1.26 .cne 63nl S«. E. ac Aw; G-4 ....... $21.SOO Nllllir El , .... , • ,... ~ Sc:l.el 1.so Kia •Sda SL E. Comer Aw. H •• $32,'°° "'' hh w ,.. •• .,, • - Doily Pil~t TRAINING CONTINUED FROM 0A1 bas orculated 1nformauve pamphl t$ and fl.I rs tn Eng- lish, Span h ond Viet-namese. h said ·1 hav~ a lot ol ympathy for people who cdnnot peak Engbth, • he did....... ·And there lt JU t no excu~e for us not to be dblc to undN tctnd ' tbem and communicate with them. We couJd lose a IJ!c needle Jy.• 1\'eanor Will> tmO rei.po~J ble for gettmg the depttrt- ment up to date on terrort£m respon ·we did ll verdl y an. before Sept ll: h satd F,irefighters clfe educat<.' ld'il day, has left tum with mix<.'v1cw of the effect of the propo'>ed re lricuon:. on interstate> c-om- merce. Having to complNc• thtll study couJd Cd iJy loil nty efforts to ndll down an exten· s1on before thP ~ldrch 5 elcc· uon on a Great Pdrk lor the.> dosed El Toro Mctnn" Corp' A.Lr Stauon The Pdrt 161 stud\' nettled in 1990 when d fedNdl ldw was enacted protub1llnq air· ports and atJc lrom tmpo'>- lng curfew dnd other surh restnctJons, 1 e enhcllly dn appl.Jcahon to th" federdl Av1allon Admuu tfdt1on for the measure • Aviauon ts d tedPrdl domain,~ FAA poke man 111.llE CllST Cll 1 Rf IFHIS YIU ... No matter iMiat y<J..J goal 11's a good bet tt\.Jt occ a progam 10 you IMr We otf<J more am • f ling • h scud. ·1 f 1 happy, ad and appreh 11Slv • • he d, g t- ung emotional and wtpmg away lean. •1 am happy I'll g t to pend more lune Wlth my family, but I'm d to leave all my colic gu bohln<t. I'm also a lltUe cared, because I've ne-.,er done anythtng else. J've tak· en the same treet every day lo work, and now I won't take It.• Treanor will also b gin teuctung lire technology at Santa Ana College. Thdt t a required course for students who wish lo enroll m· the Fire Academy C'apt Ktrk Oorrumc who will ldke over 1Teanor's JOb, cud he has ·some b19 hoe~ to fill • ·He ha taught med lot of things.· he Sdld ·rvP teamed to e the big picture dJld understood that there arc d lot of different facets to lrcUn· mg. 1Tedllor hai> been d tru t· Mike forgu" Sdld ·Anything thdt impede dVldllon. W(' need to look dt, yea or ntly People mtly Wdnl f the re tnc- t1on:.I. but they rtln't unposc them locdUy • Newport 8ed(·h ledders who Me negolldlmg w1tl:l Orange County to extend lhP 1965 settlement dgreement '>did they admittedly d1~ dgreed with Andru · letter Nt>wport Bedch Counc:tl· mdn G<tr) Proctor 'i<llc.l the 1990 Id''· known a thP \1r- port Nm' • dnd Cdpctoty .\ct doo ... n t dpply to John \\.dynP The wttlement dedl was m effect grdnted an excep· Lion at the ome becau e 11 predated the law The bigger &Ssue 1s do we nl>ed the FAA' approvdl dnd the.• dtrlme'i dppro,·al • Proc· tor "dJd ·we don't bebe\e we do It JU t doesn't apply We hdve. a grandfdtJlenng prov1s1on. V Lc1te last year. Newport .. worthy coU gu • one who could be counted on in bm I , d Capt. Rona.Id McMtrumy. who ha worked Wlth 1T anor for 3-4 y rs. ·we backed each other up all tho tim : b d. • H · taught me thli to be a 1 ad r you don't have to pound on people. He taught me th t if you mak a mlstoke. you can correct n. Mike is a great guy, and I'm really sad to him go• Costa Mesa Ftr Cbtef Jim Ellls s~ud he will rrus111 Treanor. who ha erved a~ has ·sounding board· over the year . ·As far a th trauung pro- gram. he always kept pace Wlth changes dJld made sure we all went through trauung safely: he satd ·Mike hill> been 411 icon m our d pdrt· ment." • 0..,. .,,., ..... coven public wiftty and courts SM ~ be 1'9.ched at (949) 57~226 or by t-m.trl at dffpa ~r•thelllt1rMs com Beach's Rep Chns Cox tm.>d to attach d trdller to an dVltl·' llon ecunty bill that wouJd have eased th<' way for an ex ten Ion. I fo was unsuc-ce'>'i· lul The Part 161 proce'ilt I'> frnught w1lh p«>nl Ofhchtl dl Burbank Airport. hoping to E>Cure an overnight curf_e.w stmtlar to the one m pldct• di John Wayne. be<Jdn one on JuJy 15. 2000 The tudy 1.., '>llll almost two YPdr.. from complN1on. •rt\ going to Ix> d vcn thorough pr0< E">'> dnd d Vl'r) scrutinized procPss Bur- hcrnk Airport Comnuss1oncr Charle Lomhdrdo Sd1d ·You have to be \'t>I) prec1 e m your andly·m • • ,_,I Ointon covers the environment and John Wayne Airpo<t He may be rHched at (949) 764-4330 ex by e-mail at p.aul c/mtonOl•t1mes com Thvnday, January 1 o. 2002 A 7 NEWPORT IEACH CITY COUNCIL WRAP·UP Inside CITY HALL Here are ~ of the dec1S1ons mad •t Tuesdays Newport Beach City Council meeting Councilman Dennis O'Neil was absent DON'T FEED THE DUCKS WHAT HAPPENED: The squawking 1s 6•0 over A proh1 · b1tion on large-scale feeding and breeding of ducks 1s now law The City Council passed an ordinanc:e. wh1<h takes effect m 30 day\, to forbid sett11)g out large ttoughs of food and other actions that ·discourage the birds' natu~I m1grat1on patterns WHAT IT MEANS: Residents on Balboa Island's Grand Canal and in several other places 1n the city should soon get some long-awaited relief from the unpleasant effects of large numbers of ducks HARBOR COMMISSION TO BE FORMED WHAT HAPPENED: The council rLftl agreed to ere I O•U I ate a Harbor I ~ Comm1ss1on to 'iH•fjjo help steer the city on such issues' as 1ssu1ng harbor per m1ts and overseeing harbor regulations. WHAT IT MEANS: With the ordinance to create the commission now -----------, • a bett., d al for th City~ NEXT MEETING • WHA~ Newport BN<h City Coun<it ITlfft1ng • WHEN: 1 p m. Jan 22 • WHlltE: Newpon B a<h City Hall, 3300 Newport 8 lvd. official. the next step 1s to de<1de who Wiii Serve on 1t The board will have se~n members appointed by the council. Commissioners will serve four year terms, with a hm1t of two terms The dead- line to apply for the comm1s- s1on 1s 4 pm. Jan 17 Apph· cants must be res1~nts of Newport Beach and reg1s· tered to vote Application forms and additional infor mat1on can be obtained from the city clerk s office rn City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd (949) 644 JOOS BALBOA ISLAND REPAVING CAN WAIT- WHAT HAPPENED: A proiect to repave some streets on Bal l \!id ljl J boa Island and Little Balboa' Island has been • • set b<ick after off1c1als agreed that better bids could be had The low bid for the pro- 1ect by Damon Construction Co . was SSS0,440 -about S 100.000 more than statt estimated the pro1ect should cost The 1ob also nclud~ replacing a water main on ~ ttle Balboa Island WHAT IT MEANS: OH1c1als beheve that by attracting more bidders who specialize 1n water main replacement they can ~ure the whole 1ob They p n t~ r~M tM pro1e<t ~nd. ult1• mately, to reopen b1dd1ng COMMITIEES MADI CUR I T WHAT HAPPENED: An Airport Area 0 vtlop- ment Commit· 6-0 tee is no more, but the John Wayne Airport •-1111, ... 111111 Settlement AgrttrMnt Extension Committee will hve a little longer Council members voted to nuc the airport development com· m1m~e becaU1e no major developrDent rs Kheduled to take place there The John Wayne Airport comm1t1H, though, has more work to do. council members agreed WHAT IT MEANS: Council member\ have extended the airport com· m1ttee's hfe until March 30 to continue its work helping the city e•tend restntt1ons at John Wayne Airport lOCAl COASTAL PROGRAM Cf RTlflCATION WHAT HAPPENED: The council credtf'd a stecnng com 6-0 m1ttee to help staH durrng the LOCcll f\d:§ljJ•j Coastal Pro grdm cert1f1ca· t1on procen The committee will consist of three counc;1I members and three planning commissioners whose terms on the committee wilt end by July 1, 2003 -Compiled by June Casagrande r I ... COMM A8 ThurJday, January 10, 2002 EDITORIAL A trustee's life is a. I not necessarily a private matter . T rustee Jim Fcrry- mun WclS ddmirable Monday m pleading gwlty to the charge of dnVUlg under the mfluonce and tak- ing r spon 1bwty for tus 5<•pl. 27 dction . Shortly after the modent, m wtuch he was involvl:'d m a car col· hs1on on Newport Boulevard in Costa Ml'i.ti. Ferryman adnutted-to the PLlot he hdd • m.t<le d m~ldke ~ ditd wa!) • '>Orr)' It hap(X'nCd # \ longtun\" Co ttl t'v1.esd n• .. 1c.Jt:nt, dn tlCttve membr'r ul lht loc«tl cornmunaty. a h'>c.lrd memb<>r of lht> C'o'>td :-..h•'>o Sdmtallon Dt'>lnct ond the city'> reprc'><"nld· 11\rP on lhc Ordngl• County "'t1nttdt1on D1.,lnct bodrd, fl'rrymdn ·hd'> ol>v1ouo,ly dont> th~ communal) tt lot c>I qood Thdt\ why It Wd!!t Pxtremcly unfortunate when we and the commu· nity learned of Ferryman's l>UI drTP..,l. Some took the Pilot to td..,k for plan.ng the story on the front page and argued 1h.1t the incident WM Feny- man· personal hfe and wu1.1ld not dffect tus work ,.., ii tru!>lP Ferrymdn di!><> mc1tnldtnrcJ the> rndtlPr wa p~™>ndl when .. peaking to t1 Pilot rcportt>r dl>out his 1 JULlty pl cl With dll <luc r ct, we lwg to d1ffN When Lh(' t>WJ>ort· ~ lcSd vott>r!) elPct<>d Fcrry- mdn to th o,chool bodrd m 1 ~. ht> b cdmc a publJc hqure. If the mayor or t>alher Costa Mesa or New- port Beach were arrested. 1t would mcike its way onto the front page as weU. The same goes for, any public offie1al or figure. The public has a right to ~ow, and we wouJdn't be doing our JOb il we ignored 11. Meanwhile, we must point out the school district has a zero-tolerance policy tor studenb caught abusing drugs or alcohol. While Ferryman does not wholeheartedly support at. ~ymg 1t doe~ not help solve the student's problem w1th dlcohol or drug abuse. the dJstnct's board ma1onty doe support 1t. So we hnd at odd that pven newly appointed board Pres1dent Jatly Franco would al o push the idea that Fenyman's matter • WdS a matter of persondl pnvacy. U a student is found in vtolation of the zero-toler- ance policy, he or she 1 removed from his or her school. The student's pn· vale We is inconsequenttaJ. the ·board has decided. The board can't have at both way. . U Ferryma~s dctaons are personal. ttlen , the student's should be too. But dS we all know, that ts not the c"ase, so clearly there LS ma1or contrad1ctaon. So our advice to those m thP public spotlight is they ~ould realize that the elec- torate deserves to know who they're voting into office. And it's our job to ieU them. Costa Mesa customers want cable change AT ISSUE; Many residents say AT&T Broadband hasn't performed up to par and should shape up or ship out. ...... ,. RESPOND nunu until m n cam along and put me back in rvice with no expll.n lion of how this happened. t I w tnd a ru<' I Uow, and I would J<'Comrn nd him hlyhly Senou ly. 1n fact, b wa th best thing 4t AT&T, and t.b4l's not ytng much. at tn name of J\i. ty will happen when lhll conglomerate merg wtlh AAnlh6.r2 ~ 'f.-..-J ~ -changeov r rrom -Oto _____ usy 91 ___._.,,.,. SALLY MOWN Costa M pr f m!d and you nam It, th onJy aD.S rs I h ve got· l from any of the rep • nlativ MG u.ojustlfiably Wf0119· I ha ~alle(t numer• o drnes lo ak what my n w bW1ng would end rN"lltlVlllid low diJf l r • t . Go figure. I jmt got my new bill, and u was 10 le olf bMe that I called egain on.ty to get busy gMll fot over .....,, min· ut and ftMllY an ww nd • wODd9rNI melodious h~ ol 22 .......... How'• that for ~.....-tc:ef I lhMVDC•~ and ... --CW9I' tlMt biWDg ......... . mattitr ol 14 allnullll lhe ctil· COf\MCltCI lhe •+ice Oft llMI box I Md IO ml bKll agmlD only IO be 1llilfK'9d • ..... hum hold far ......... 11 I . I 4D'I ponding to your question u to what my perlence bu been wath AT&T 810ldbmd W 1. to IUJ1\ U up, not good, Ev..-y time I tum atOl.lnd.i tt they are raWng the rates by adding cbannell t don't want (which '8 their JUldlcadoft for railing the retel) Md periodkally one or two of the~ wUI go oul. Like tbe article Mki. g.a. ting abokl of tMm .......... mare. I think your Midi lhould have told ..... .., have • ..,.., opdm. .... .. Mf'Vk'e, which Al WbM I am gaingtodo.n. ... IDC:tt'•w111 ... -..u..a .... --llale COiia Mlle •••• _,__ 'I would expect that we are all adults and respect someone whe!J they are On8Yfering .our questlona.'. -c.... .......... ., UNlll DblGn. during MO(lday's Oty Coundl MMting when ~Al motOf' home ownen intem;pt4td CON MeM Potlc9 ~t. ~rl Schul« es he •.P•lned the enfoKement of 1 MW law that rfttrlcts motOf' home pArklng Doily Pilot Join the general plan review diScussion 0 n Nov. 20. Measure G was vot- ed down. I have always been a good port end. even though I iUpported the KoU project and wish to thank everyone-who voted •yes,• I will humbly concede that we didn't wm However, after read.mg all or the "Monday morrung* quarterback 01- llqu of the Yes on Measure G cam· pa1gn ctnd the numerous opiruons on why Mea urc G was defeated, I felt compelled to potnt out some details that have been overlooked by these pundits First, only 10,810 people voted in the Measurn G election, and out of that 6.388 voled against the mea· ure. With more than 47,000 regis· ter~ voters ln Newport Beach, le than a quarter bothered to vote, and· out of that less than 14% of all the voters tn the city detenruned the fate of the Kou project. What's even more alanning 1 that there are more than 60,000 people of voting age tn New- port Beach, ~d only l 0" .. of those people were able to·defeat Measure G I would not call this a mandate . but d tragedy for the democrabc proc when such a small nunonty -one <Jut of l 0 people -cctn impact ctll or our live Second. thert-!>eerns to be some conJu~1on about the Greenlight lmplcmentdllOn Comm1t1ee. The · antJ-bu tnPSS and antt-growth Gr nllghters don't own the nghts to the word "'Gn .. >enlight* and are not th ole 11\terpreter ol whdt Green- Light repres<•nts More than 1.000 r 1denl!. m N wport Beach publicly cndors d Metisure G, and they did so because they believed that the KoU prOJect represented the proper unplementat1on of Greenliyht. MAILBAG Hom Ranch opposition should let the issue go Now can we get on wtth 1t? The Home Ranch project IS as good it's going to get, and 1t' a quality project for the north 1de of lhe San Diego f way t-.1dybe Jay Humphrey will ~top bangmg his head dgamst the waU now. so he doesn't end up with cl headache when he tnes for City CounoJ tlgill.n. JIM AND LINDA WAGNER Costa Mesa 1 larbor columnist hitting his stride, reader says Great last two harbor colwnns written by Mike Whitehead wtth the poem and dream story. He bas not only great UlSlght on the boating world. but now he bas shown a cre- ative s1de or writ.mg that ts of great entertainment for us readers. Bring on more. . DORIE RACY JR. Newport Beach Labor union could solve Hu croft House bill This concerns the artJCl "C1ty WAn to hate I IUIO"Oft House bilr Poul Salato COMMlllTY COMMENTARY Third, I am bal • fled by the opin· on that Newport Beach voters are much more · sophisticated than voters tn other commuruties and were able to aM· lyz Measure G based on the factS. At the same tune. l read letters from anb-busin s Greenllgbters who claim to be upporuve of the proJect but will vote •no· because we dared to also use the word Greenllght. None of these people attended any of the planning meetings or probably even read the volumes of information on the project. Does Uus sound like voters basing their ded· sion on the facts or more like some· one who will oppose any project m the city no matter what. Fourth. there is no doubt that we all care very much about our cornmu· ruty. name is one of our key con· cems No one claims to be in favor of gmllock or ·pro-traJflc • We also knew that the Koll project was going to generate addltaonal car tnps, 4> any new development would How- ever, 1t was unfortunate that the scare tactJcs used by our opponents drowned out the true facts about the luruted traflJc unpctct on Newport S..ach streets They also don't seem to undellitand rhdt a moJonty of these ca.rs are from surrounding cibes that they can't do anyt.tung about. Finally. the Planrung Department began reviewing Uu.s pro1ect in 1997. the Newport Beach Planrung Com- nus ion approved Jt unanimously, and the City Council approved the proJect. II is the job of th prof on- al statf at Ctty Hail lo review the studies and maJce recommendauons lo the City Counal We, an tum. elect the City Council lo make Wonned de<:lSlons and not be second..gu sed by a mail vocal crunonty whose actions bave undemuned the plan· rung proces tn our oty For th.is rca· son, I belJeve we aU owe the Caty Counal an apology for wasung its wne and our tax dollars. The quality of We lll Newport Beach is important to everyone. and some people even believe that hav- ing a JOb 1s an lmportant factor m keeping that quality. To keep jobs m Orange County, we must ail do our part to keep the economy strong, and that means that Newport Beach must also do its part by allowing for future development. How can we ask other dties to support an airport at El Toro or lmut expansion at John Wayne Airport when the no-gtowth Greenhghters makr 1t appear the we are not wtlltnq to carry ow we1ghtl The city of Newport Beach is going t9 begm reVJewlllg the gener· al plan on Saturday, and I s~rongly urge anyone who cares about prop· erty nghtS, dnd maintauung our ~trong economy. to partmpate Please remember that the more w~ all get involved m our commuruty. the less control a very mall vocal mmonty will have over all our lives ti's not a mdtter of gett.mg involved, you are involved. The qu stion is what are you golng to df* about 111 • MUI. SALATA Is • Newport Be.ch resi· dent a former USC and NFL football player. and iS founder of Mr. Irrelevant ~It. RE...arO Kriltlen Pelrol. left, and Costa ,._. Coundlwoaum Unda Dison look •t a photo album of the HW1CTOft Home. ln the Nckground, ln Mattb. (Dec. 6). Costa M looks lo ra.ise need. It's pretty sunple artthmebc. $200,000 Thars 1ust another avenue that they To me. Lt's really 541tple. We've got could ~. and besides, 1t would all this Home Ranch project going on. also protect the aty from house over- U the oty w willing to sign a budg t runs much lo the d · of what bap- waiver agreement with the locaJ pened the l4st time John Wayne AU· oruons that all construction ln the Qty port w expended and the house of C06U M would be done by overruns ran Ullo almost seven fig· wuon labor. I'm sure they could prob-urcs. Just thought you'd 11.k to know ably get the unions to go aheltd and IMT MUS help raise the S200,000 that they • C ta M Reru;lers ask coltimnist: t.o plaY oi not to play? .. DIAi STIYI LITTllS . , • Daily Pilot ) Thur~ January 10, 2002 A9 Ch{;,,~pioning Orange County sirlAces for the mentally ill . I t ls asy to write about the many charitable concerns in th Newport- Mesa community. Some of them are devoted to helpmg Les fortunate ctuldren. Oth- ers raise funds and aware- nes to upport culture. Still others feed the homeJes • support the hosp1taJ and fund programs for the local school system. It is easy to get behind th e causes. How do you feel about men· tal illn ? How do you feel about raising money to fund programs for people who have lost the ability to tune· tion an society? How do you feel about facing the issue of mentaJ illness, and perhaps confroolulg the effects of the disease m your own commu· nity, on yow own block and perhap even In your own home? In the last decade, mynad assues relallng to mental ill· ness t\ave come out of the closet and mto mamstream soaaJ discourse What was once taboo ss now handled openly Champions of help· ing those suffering from mental illness, including for· mer First Lady Rosyln Carter, have made an enor· mous dtfference m opening doors that have been closed for not years, but centunes ln a way, mental illness 1s a last frontJer of sorts WJth regards to rallying commu- nity support for everything from research to housmg to medical upport dnd to psy· chol091cal-soc1al ervices for vlctJms and thetr loved one-.. We do not need to look di the natJonaJ model of sup- port, encooraged by Carter and others tn the lunelight, to fmd hope. Recently, the John Henry Foundauon. with the nus ion of ·creat- mg acce 1ble, responsible. mt~rated care for mentally ill adults,• held d fund-rat - er at John and Donna ... Crean'• Back Bay estdte The upbedt dinner party was chair d by Nie& Sheward and co-chalfed by Unda Pall12. AddJtJonal sup- port for the evening came from the silent ducuon chairwoman, KathJeen Nolan, and co-cha1rwoman. Rebecca Webb Orgaruzers rallied upport from 225 Newport-Mesa guests. con- vergmg upon the Crean estate to celebra'te progres made Ul recent tunes to help the mentally 1U m Orange County. The John Henry Founda· THE CROWD· uon wa founded tn 1989 with the ptulosophy of "treabng every person affected wtth chroruc mentaJ tlJne s w1th equal access to health care. housing, employment and every oth- er soaaJ opporturuty avail- able to the free c1llzens of lh1s country wtthout the sligma of discrinunation. • It's a tdll order Mental ill· ness. wtth so many forms and expres ions of tragedy, 1s perhap& the most frustrat- mg dnd homhc of human_ cond1twns Jt may be even more de trucbve to the lives of loved ones than the actu- al v1ct:un The John Henry Foundallon has developed a model of care to help people with schizophrenia. bipolar d1sea e. sctuzo-affecllve dtS- ease and depression. The care·mcludes psych1- dlnc ~ed1cal treatment. pEtr- manent affordable housmg, iob training and employ- ment. educational service m con1uncllon with Santa Ana C0Jlt•9e. fanuly treat· ment proqrdms, counseling and support groups. social and recreational opportum· lies. and lastly, 1aJJ retneval tlnd prevenuon programs Statistics are unclear; how- ever. at ts documented that a poruon of the homeless tldult population on our streets are atn1cted with mental 1Une s and have . no spec1J1c avenue of assistance A number of locdl resi- dents hdve stepped up and made thetr support kno\'ln The everung at the Crean home honored Marilyn Brewer, Omer and Lou Ellen Long, Albert Ko:r.ls- cbek, and Terry and Nlca Shewud A long list or gen- erou local merchant pro- vided a spectacular dlSplay of merchandise for a stleht auctJon that took place m the main aJon of the Crean home More than $60,000 was raised from the auction and the dinner proceeds. How best.to take care of a work of art? 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' Conflict captured m· 'Black Hawk Down Bued oo Mark Bowd n's nonflCb<>n book ol the same name. th !Um ·a1act Hawk Down• ls an ccount of the t 993 military indd nt in which about 100 American peoaJ forces sol· dJ n were nt Into the So~ R .. I townot · Mogadishu CRITICS 01~: ~p- turo two hlgb-nmklng advisors to a locctl warlord. The story del81ls how thing rapidly spun out of control. f ulting m Army Delta Forte soldiers and Rangen beconung unound· ed by thousands of Somalian nulaba Aller being trapped. the Americans had to fight their way out of the oty, the consequen of wtuch amounted to a final body count of 18 Arnencans and t,000 Somalians. Ulbmately, 1t f\ ·u1tod in a wtthdrawaJ or th Amencan mllatary uruts from Somalia. Speaking at a special rum screening this weekend about what attracted him to •stack Hawk Down.· direc- tor Ridley Scott said he was intrigued as to how o mWtary operallon planned to take 39 minutes could go wrong and. tum into t1 15-hour conllnu- ous battle, the mtens1ty of which Amencan soldJers hddn't been involved m mce Vietnam's Tet Offensive He also tnd1cdtNi 1t wa the ltrst llme a bdttle wa~ Videotaped bve. by helicopters flying overhedd, ttnd m real urne, being reldyed to nearby U .S rommanden. to watch ru. the battle unfolded "Black Hawk Down· is cll1 unfltnchtng look di what hap- pened, complete wtth violent scenes, death and gore But none of the bloodshed por- trayed tS simply for the sake of violence or shock value. War· fate II m y.and peopl die b.omtacally, Grap.hiCAl· ly realistic in Its '---.-......::~_, d pidlon Richard of the car-nage, Scott Brunette w asked If be thought the film glorified violence, to which he responded, "Well, it n't really a recrwting film. now is it?" He fWther added. •no .one hould walk away from th.is film with romantic notions of war.• An honest and straiglittor- ward falm, •Black Hawk Down· doesn't second.gu what took place. nor does 1t make either a positive or negative statement about the incident or those who putio- patcd in it. lt doesn't paint the Americans overtly as heroes or the Somalians as evtl. However. it does portray what seasoned soldiers know to be true: People die. and th.J.ngs go wrong when the fighting begm . And when bullets start Oy- mg past your bead, all the pobbcs and reasons for being there cease to matter. Then it's only obOut fighting for ond backing up the guy beside you. and that's 1t. Peri- od And there as sometlung heroic about that. Starring a large number of excellent actors. ancluchng Josh Hartnett. Ewan McGre- gor, Tom Sizemore, Eric Band, Willuun Fichtner and Sam Shepard, the film JS really an ensemble piece with no lead- ing man, other than the rilm's narrator, played by Hartnett. through whose eyes we see . RosEY's AUIOBODY f You have the right to choose your repair facility Insist on the Best · LIFETIME WARRANTY -Ill---·-" ----·-" -·-. ---·- , .. descending Constance. Coun ot nentham. The main plot ll a murder my t ry, but th murd r and the subsequ nt 1nv t1gaUon ar not re•llY what the film ls obOul Director Robert Altman and wnt r Julian FeUow u th plot devic to examine the changing OC'ial structure or England 10 tne t 930 . 'l'be trachUonal l!ngllsh cl4ss system Ii crumbling, having been dealt a stagger- mg blow by th sooal upheavals caused by World War I. The old anstocrallc ·cl looks down 1n da.sdam at the nouveau nche, while at the same urne desperately trying to marry Into or other- wise attach 1tseU to th.ts same rising cl The old fanuly fortun are gone, and the nobility arc dependent on. the newly wealthy to sustain thell' S0C1al stltllons Josh Hartnett plays Evenmann, rtgbt. and Glegory Sporleder I.I Gallentine ln Ridley Scott'• •aaack Hawk Down." a new film about a 1993 military lnddent ln Somalla. The ooal tructure as also howmg cracks down- stairs among the ervants The older ervants follow the old idea thdt d rvant should'not have any Ute of h1 or her own, that they live to cater to theLr employer's every whim. The younger servdnts v1s1bly chafe at tho old ngld conventions and the slnct class bounddnes the tory unfold. Jt Is d very hecbc, fren tic piece of story- telling, often confusing, with scenes jumping around Crom one set or characters to anoth- er. capturing the spirit-of chaos and contusion as it would actually be m battle. Scott himselJ Joked some- t.une5 that the only way he could tell who was who was because they hdd their names written on thetr helmets Bottom lme· Rated R for intense Vl<\lcnce. oh the Brunette scale of Pay Full Pnce, 8drgrun Matinee. Video Rental, Waal for cable. or 1V MoV1e or the Week, I rate "Black Hawk Down· as a borderline Pay Full Pnce. I was swayed in favor of Uu.s In part because 1t co-stars Bnan Van Holt; the son of my old boss and longtime, now relll'ed, oty or Costa Mesa Parks and Recrecttlon 011t'C- tor Keith Van Holt. Oass is showing in 'Gosford Park· ·Gos ford Park· a ks for a lot or eJfort from its audi- ence. but rewards them nchJy for 1t. There are dozen~ of characters and muJt1ple story Imes to follow, of which only a few are clearly introduced. Most or the hme. you have to bsten carefully to the film's dia- logue to hgu(e out wh'O each character is, how they relate to everyont> el e, and why they are there The hlm is set an 1932 at Gosford Park, the Engbsh country home of Sir Wilham Do you have h11dadl11, lower laack or n•~ pain 11 U-1 rtsun of an automollll• accident? You don't have to live with that pain. If you have been injured we want lo send you a flEE video called "Tht Dtlm"'1 Till• All II • Und1m•ndln1 Your Whl,lnh ln/11,,. " This Educational video has a retail value of $29.95 and is yours FIE! of charge when you call today. Whiplash lnJunes can be very painful and long lasting without the proper medlcal treatment. CALL OUR OFFICES tmW FOR YOUR FREE VIDEO! THE CENTER FOR BETIER HEALTH 1545 Nutmeg Place • Costa Mesa 714 751-7077 McCordle (MJcbaeJ GambOn) and h1s wife. Lady SylVJa (Kristin Scott Thomas). A.number of thell' Tricia Behle fnends and farn.tly. and the as oo- ated personal servants, have amved for a weekend shooting party. Smee the cast consists or many of Britain's most respect- ed actors (Emlly Watson, Alan Bates. Helen Mirren. Derek Jacobi, Jeremy Northam. etc.). 1t is no wprlse that the actang ts fantastic. Even among such company. ~aggie Smith stands out brilliantly as the snobbish. mconsiderate, con- Whal the charcJcters tn the movie don't know, but the audience watdung th<'m does, ~ that tn tt few short years World War 11 will c~use even greater sooal uph~aval and chdnge ·~rord Park· nuxes both senous conunen- ldry and many laugh while taking a last gbmpse dt a dJs- appcanng age ·Go ford Park• 1s rated R for some language and bncf exuallty. • naaA 9IMLI. 33, h~ tn N~· port Be.ch and worits as a 50ft. ware ,vahdatOf. Donate y~urvehicle. 1-888-308-6483 et hope in n1otion to improve local lives. • RVs • Boats • Real E."tatl' • Tax lkductihk ON OU• MUtn·MIUJON Dot LAA I ll>RY RETIREMENT SALE MaryBarr · concliu/.es 42 ~"rs of servic~! · DtH O"OS • IUIU S • UUALOS • SHf'HlllU f'LATl"UM • GOlD • & MUCH IUCH 11101( Dn~,,,;,, this falllllk '"" ;,, • lifr ,;,,,, ,,,.,.,.,,;,, CHARLES H. BA.RR , • w ............. , ... ---, .. Daily Pilot DATFBOOK Thvndoy, Jonuory 10, 2002 All . Fresh seafood and relaxed setting makes Scott's a wi.mler lly ·~ s.nucroc. 11 bo¥day SOMOn tw come and gon • but hki many Amencans, I spent much ol the holJday n ovenndulging on codclAll pcir- ty treats, lavish C~trnas dln· n rs, nch coolu and .ond DINING =Jes. And REVIEW now comes my annual pronuse to eat hoalUuer and try to enjoy food that OJe both tasty • and good for me. Of course, doctors and olh· er hff.llh pundits advtSe that fish is one of the heeltl\li t foods we can eot, pecially those rich in Omegd-3 fatty aods, uch as salmon, tuna and trout. With Uus 111 mind. several fnends and I recently set off to Vl.Slt Scott' Seafood on Bnstol Street, a.cross from South Coast Plau. Now Scott's IS by n<> means a health food 11 taura.nt. and not o1l of the dish are exact· ly what com to rrund when one tJunks • chet food,· but hey, th word •seafood" I!> m the Utl and that was good enough for me Scott's btl.ls 1tseU Mun Od1>1s amtd lh'e high-rises of the South Coast PlaZd buSUl s dlstnct. and dS one pulls mJo the lightly sunken, bnck-tiled dnve. pest a tall pray of tatelv palms, 1t" tcmpttng to tart thinlung of balnuer local and a wid stany ky Inside, Scott' exudes dfi auy, trop1cctl feel Behind th reception area that borders the foyer ts the ror.y cockt.all lounge punctuated by a ho hoe· haped bar Dun bghting crecit~ a romanbc atmosphere, and small loung tabl~ arc the perfect spot for a bght meal or after-theater c:ocktatl Just off the bar IS th£> qnl1 room. A 1de room perfect for corporate events or a spe· aal OCCd&IOn Th mtUn chrung room ts bnghtN than the lounge dICd, with a freM1. open feel Th<' large room IS bordNNi on onP . side by d1l exhlb1t10n lolchen sh at.hl'd m glimm<>nng cop· per that ports ctn oy ter bctr on on end. Cream-colored walls an'1 ta.n loot.her booths add a touch ot wctimt.h. wluJe f YI · • WHA~ Stott's Se.food • WHIRi: 3300 Bristol St , con.~. • WHIN: Lunch is offered from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Brunch is served from 11 :30 to 3 p.m . Saturday and Sun· day. Dinner is served from..-, 4:30 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 4:30 to 11 p.m . Friday, 3 to 11 p.m. Saturday and 3 t o 10 p.m. Sunday. • MISCELLANEOUS: Scott's serves dinner a half-hour past the end of any performance at Segerstrom Hall and the Orange County Perform- ing Am Center • HOW MUCH: E>Cpensive • PHONE: (714) 979·2400 ceiling fans, Judioously placed pctlms ctnd whn • wa hed INood shutters give the room d pianldllon·llke amb1 nee After being secsted on ts recent V1Sll, our w&ter. ll'ey. promptly explamcd the evening' pedals. the soup of the day and the fresh oyster!. we'd be enioymg lf we ordered a hall-dozen on the half r.h lJ ($13), wh.Kh Me served w1t.h d sharp vma1- grette and tradtbondl cocktdtl sauce Passing on the Ir h oy!>· tcrs, we tnstead dooded to sample the seared rare aht IS10) t1nd the gnllc<.1 crab cake I 151 The dhJ was top· grade \Cl.Shum Q\lclllty, dusted m a touch of CaJun i.p1ce and • very bneny seared Served aJong<i1dP was a nuxture of vegetabl 111 a C'tunese-styl rdtatowlle. with a pungent, hoastn·bke flavor Th dtsh Wd!o delletous. illld the spicy vegeldbl~ werP the perfect c.ount r to th mild h!>h. but to ~y the four of us dimng earh got a b1tP ol tuna would be generous, crnd the glas noo· dles tepptng oU th cllsh ~med Uflllt.'C'CSSaJ)' to me The crab cake, also ·tted tor 6n , WtlS cooked JUSI nght, with cl en p exterior. and con· tamed 4 generous cUnount of crab cake without a lot ct breadtng The roosted rom and papaya relish added a welcome <;weetne~ to the nch hellft!.h The ch f dt Scott~ don l qo out ol lhetr wdy to push the rul.tnary c-utll.ng Nlq<'. but they"know thetr i.eciJood, dnd the menu, which borrowi. from d vonety of CUIStne ~ ctlwcsy., r Liable, with JUSI enough CTCdll\'lt}'. to 'ttdnd up to rcpettt V1S1ts This creabvtty is evident m dt!.h~ such dS the wordf1Sh I 25) my lnend Jube ordered The t.hJck ftlf't Wd!o dusted with a pol<•nld cru!>t. qnlled crnd poldt<M>S !>&iSOned wtth -.moky rhlpotlf> c:lu.lJes The> rommecll gdve the hsh a iuce c rune h without overpow· ennq lh<' dt.,h The only mlSM"d stt•p was the lned ~pdrctgu., !>erved ctlongside. '' hlch tumNi out tough and C'hewy Jubc' husband, Davtd, who lil< wcll-sp1ct-'(I chshe-. wasn't d1Sdppomted Wlth the '>dlmon (S2SI. served with a mango hickory gld.Le over an ART RESTORATION Wt ttpair damagtd: • PORCEl.AIN •CRYSTAL • PAL,iJNGS • CHL~ • G~ • G,.""10 • FlAMU A.'\D 0rnEA An COUrcnlw rc,s l_O_O_F_F -s~-R£rAiR11 "°' 11111\ .. 1(.ll» c~ '!!..!.:'!!.~?!I!! 2! !;!.\ www. k ku Itta.co from a name you can TRUST-( ~ ( ) l ' ;\l ' I' I{'.\\ I 11 ) I ·~! • l.Q(.k )our mc.-lrom day I. BEFORE you find .1 h,omc! • Cu.iramcc your rate as you a~ hopping • Drop if rates al't' lo"cr (uk for dctaJI\). • Loant to Sl MlWON approwid lo houac 'N . fi • . •o ,ugr or mcomc vcn guoo opuoo 949-230-6762 Eric_Be:r.ko@Cou.ntrywidc.co~ r Sa.m..Spm 6.S clays andowJJe sausage h h I wasn't wpnsed that Odvtd. whom I ve watch pow dub ~uce into dishes bJce 1t was water, would have U.ked even more lock to the hash, but I found 1t seasoned iust nght Any more would have over· powered the moky hickory flavor. 1 settled for the dayboctt sca.1101>5 ($27) served over bel- uga lenb.ls and Hunalayan red nee, whtlo my fnend Jenruler, fresh ln the states from a sev- eral·yedr tay m Europe couldn't r t the aopptno 1524) Neither of us wa di.sap· potnted Dayboat scallop!> are l>rought to market the 'idllie day they are caugHt, which r ults 111 a fr her product I couldn't argue wtt.h the fr h· n of the five plwnp ~ctllops thdt sat perfectly &eMod on my plate The scallof>!i were artfully rved over <imall Fmc Home Fumishings Antiqua & CoUutibla Tnulitional to Conage Gifu ac Gvdeo Decor Wash List ac Delivery GARDEN CAFE Garcia Patio Dillint Bra.kfut, Landi. Tea at Eapra10 Bar CAFE HOURS1 Mon..S.t Sam·Spm black lenWs dlld reddish-hued nee. makinq for d dt h that was plect mg to look at cmd Mtbsfymg to oot The ctopptno Wu'> 't<>rv1~ m d large bowl bnmnunq with lobster. crctb c ldw~. rhunk.s nl fr~h fL'th dnd medt)'. mu.,wl-. und c-~ ctU nl...,lh~ in u h drty toffidtO broth fldvore<l w1t.h mellow roa .. ted qrtrhr 'Ldndluhber> vtS1unq 'icou-. don t hd\1! to worry the menu ~pons d !>elt'Ctlon of !Op-notch meat dc,h~ md udtng d 10· ounce hJt.t nugnon ($32) crnd d rack ul lttn1b ($26) f<.>atunng d generou portion ol three double-cul chop I was 400 plect~>d with t.ht! WUl • ll t which leatumd dfi ample S<'l<'ctlon of C' dbfonua clJld foreign Mnes at tedSOO· uble pnc~ f was particularly pleused to '-<•(• ~me of my ldvontt> r P.nlrdl·CO.l'>t rhdrdon· ndy kibel \uch d5 Sctnfurd and Llmbnu, on the ll'>t The Original #IKE'I CARPET$ OVER 25 YEARS IN COSTA MESA •Now Owned & Operated by Me a Uphol tery • ALL CARPET & FLOORING CURRENTLY MARKED 00\11 30o/ooff Antonio hl ' cheJ de cu.lilne at Scott'• Sea.foOd In Co ta Mesa, hows a dJ play oJ a.food on Ice. f -.~ flV OAll.Y P!l.OT De<>~rts uch dS the choco- kitP not cclke IS7 501, a nch llourless cdke 11\fu<ied wtt.h bourbon. don't d"-dppmnt 1•1thcr. dnd Scotts olfer; un umplP seJt"ctJon ol port br<1tldl~ dnd d sert wm to romplem nt yow S\\ ts or a sledJTUllg 'pr so Perched next to th(• \\'{..,tin hull .. ! Scou·s serv ct vuned c Jwnlele 111dud.lny hungry -.hopper>. hctmed bUSUl people. cu.nous touns dnd dt>mWldtng locctl~ It' ct ltib· utP that thPV -.eem to off Pr -.ometh.tng 10 plea:.e evl'ryone, with d dependdble m<'nu that muy not bf• cutting f'Clg but offers wm • of the fre h(l.,t "t'dfood in ct r<'ldxmg •tung . w1t.h an atll'nUve tdff • • STIPMEH SAHTACJtOQ's rfltaur•nt reviews •PC>elr every otner Thu~y S.nd rum your Comtnef'lts •t sdwnt•Ooc d.nm9 com Candla to ChandeUcn Utcd ac Ratt Books C11ttom Picture framing Furniture fUstonuctn and much more ! 130 FAST Ir ST. COSTAME..SA ..fr .\nrf»l'f t!-£.a 1-\nwr (949) 122-1 1 n ROW HOURS: Tue-at IOam·Spm Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates C·ALL NOW 642-8400 , . . ''For All Your Decorating Needs!" • CUMOm Mede Pumlnire • SllpCoftn • P9llo Purnkure , . . Al2 Thursday. ~ 1 o, 2002 DATEBOOK . Daily Pilot n~ Dunn -W.-11 Somethillg old~ something new at SCR lly ...... Thul I Christian Louboudn CosturM National I~ ( d \ \ ! I I l l ,\. I ) I 11t A t South Coost Repertory, the bW of theatrical fffle runs the gamut from the really old to the brand new, as evidenced by the pro- ductipns SCR has on the playbill for January. Th1S weekend, the company revlsits a favorite playwright, Moliere, whose "Tartuffe" introduced SCR to local audiences back th 1965. The following two weeks. however, will see a pair or I ( 1il111' j l1.1t \\11111 1{1111'. 'world pren:Ueres born THEATER under the SCR banner. i Rabbict Insuranct Agency AUIO • lt0Ml.OWN£.RS • Hf.Al.IH _..,n1/JfJ fotct /!I~-. & .Jd .... " .... -s >!., 949-631-7740 44 l Old'Nnrpon Blvd. • Ntwpon e-:ti <Ne. "°" llOlfliw> STARTS PRI 1/11 MULHOLLAND DRIVE (A) Dolby 2:15 5:15 8:15 Mollere's "The School for Wives• inau· gura.tes the new year on the main stage of the company's two-. going on three-, theater complex under the direction of SCR as ociate artjst David Chambers. This 17th century comedy focuses on an obsessively jealous old mdn who chooses his bride when she's a very young girl and proceeds to keep her sequestered from all ma.le eyes until the day they can be wed. Dakin Matthews, who excelled in the role of C.S. LeWlS in SCR's "Sbad- owlaods • a few seasons back, heads the cast in the demanding role of Amolphe. with company newcomer Erruly Se rgi as the object of his affec- tion. The cast mcludes founding artists Richard Doyle, Hal Landon Jr., Martha McFarland and Don Took, along with Daniel Blinkoff (seen recently m ·Nostalgia•) and Francois Giroday, who appeared in SCR's "Pri- vate Lives" and "The Philanderer.• TUESDAY & THURSDA'r1 A BUUTIFUL MIND (PG-13) DTS Digital Sound 1 :45 4:15 7:00 9:40 Coming up m two weeks will be another in a senes of SCR world pre- mieres: "Mdk.lng W by Joe Hortua, a comedy set m a Manhdttan restaurant served by wailers and bus boys with theatrical ambitions. .1<.0 :;Jpecilil .......... ~:: .. ~ ...... $125 ' j .fl.::o!, .... -...... _ ..................... $1.95 z. Bud.-... -......................... $1.00 Mon-We:d-Fri NM5 1'NO All Day Satun:iay f)uy one qet one Em Taco BuJ Liu: Pitche1 Ju~t$3.95 670 West 17th St., Costa Mesa 2002 wsaKllND l'ORlllQN & INDlll I'll.II URIU Saturday & Sunday 11 :00 AM "THE AFFAIR OF THE NECKLACE" LIDO THEATRE ',t ,'I •' d ! ,, ' ' I •, • ~ I ,', ' ' I '\ ' r l).l!J i ti /3 8JJ0 "TH• SHIPPING OWS" (R) Dolby Digital Sound 12:15" 2:45 5:30 8:00 10:20·· "Sat · Sun. Only • "Fn. • Sat. Only ORANGE COUNTY RESTAURANTS Arches 9 ~till A typical story about restaurant workers pursuing theater careers? Somehow that seems doubUuJ, as it's being presented on South Coast Repertory's Second Stage under the direction of company t o-founder David Em.mes. Playwrigl:it Hortua has an extensive background that should produce some provocative characters and sttuations. Between "School for Wives" and "Making It,• SCR will unveil its 2002 Educational Touring Productaon, a topical object lesson title.d "Powe r. Pldy" dbout the unportance of con- servmg energy. The scnpt, by Richard Hellesen and Michael Silversher, addresse issues unportant to Califor- (RISTOfER GROSS I SOUTH COAST R£.PERTOllY Emily Bergl and Dakin Matthews perform ln French playwright Mollere's •The School for Wives," featured on the South Coast Repertory Main.stage. nians and ties in with elementary school curriculum as it brings live the- ater to students, some for the first time. John-David Keller is directing .• "Power Play,· which features perfor- mances by Joe Ala{Jes. Hisa Takakuwa, Mark Coyan and Jesse Jiminez. The show's running time is 45 minutes, and it is available for booking at any elementary school m - the Southern California area. Educators intending to secure •Power Play• for their students should caU SCR's Education Office at (714) 708-5549. For Uckets to "School for Wives" or "Making It,• call the theater at (7J4) 708-5555. • TOM mus writ~ about and reviews local , theatet for tM Dally Pilot. His stories appear Thu~ and Saturdwfs. final ·-.. ' .. . clearance! 40-70%off Ladies' winter· shoes & accessories 111!'1 The longer it's..here the better it is Stop by and preview our new sprtn• ..... ,.. ~ • ... J. • say JoyaTists wno cner1sn ont1nentar ' "classics" "from another era" ·complete · with the "Best Steak Tart are", "Stone Crab Claws, Abalone and Bananas , Foster ("no health food here") in a clubby Newport Beach setting that heralds back to 1922, but most consider it •1uperlcW'to all new stukhouses." -" -1ty1n-amvmg aauym sizes «Wmms, ·plus exciting new accessories. .. 'clucni of 1111 DAY mMaa "Not only did we get beaten ln every aapect of the game, but now we've got (PCL Utle favorite) NorthwoOd Friday (at home) ... " ... S.VW., Costa MeY High boys basketball coach ·,.,.._., 14 honOrte MA TT HERRINGTON Daily Pilot llGH SOIOOl SOf1IAll Yogi Johnson takes C:dM coaching post CORONA DEL MAR - Vogl Johnson, a late· MUOn vohmteer amtan1 t'08Cb for Corona del Mar Hlgh'• softball team lut spring, has been named to replace Te.rry Cristiano as the Seo Kings' new bead coach. according to CdM -Athletic Dtrector JerTY Jelnick. A Laguna "Beach f1'9S dent wttb an extensive, and successful. background ln the sport. she acknowledges the time factor (first day of practice is Feb. 12), but said. "I'm exdted about being at Corona del Mar. This Is golng to be a fun year.· Johnson, a Patrick Henry High standout ln sottball ln the ClP San rnego Section as a prep who went on to Oregon State (1976-79) and Oregon (SQ-81), was a first baseman with doul. setting home run records and gathering persona! honors throughout her career, from the "Bobby Sox• level to the Italian National Team. for wt\tch she played and coached. -by Roger CartsoD Senior Tour features a unique breed Unlike most on the 50-and-over circuit, Crenshaw has young children at home. O o Friday, Ben Crenshaw will tum SO and become a rookie on-the ·Senior PGA Tour this year along wtth Fuzzy Zoeller, Tom Purt:zer and Wayne Levi. But Crenshaw, the 1995 Masters champion, Isn't like most goUen ln Richard Doon . the 50-and·over crowd. While Crenshaw 1s · GOlf thnlled wtth the opportunity to extend his career and play for million-dollar purses on the senior CU'CWt. hit prionUes am still wttb young kids at home • Instead of dealing wtth weddings and grandchildren, Uke many on the Senior Tour, Crenshaw. who didn't become a father untll age 35, will hllve lo juggle goU and school plays. ·1 suppose lbe oniy way I'm different than a lot of (ella.a when they tut the Senior Tour is that thel.r famllles are out of the house,• Crenshaw 1&1d Wednaday ln a national conl rence call. "It's you and your wife and you're able to nvel and you're able to play a lot of golf.• Crenshaw will make hll Senior Tour debut at the first full·flekl event. the Royal Caribbean Clatak. Feb. 1 at Key Ba.cayne, Fla. He bas a1'o committed to the TO&blbe Senior Classic al Newport Bu.ch Country Club Match 4-t O. After tteppng away from the PCA Tour the Lut few yean, Crenshaw ls ready to devote blmtelf to golf on a full·time b&sis, Wh1Je ltW focu,alog OD a young family, "I'd Ilk• to playev ry (toumametll lbls SEE GOLF MGE IJ 5pol'tl ..._Roget Corf50n • 9A9..S7"-'223 • SpOn9 ~ 949-650-0170 Thvnday, Jonoory 10, 2002 8 I Logan's Run Cet ready for a showdown. 1t features two ol the top teams ln the BJg West Conference. One flnJshed first m the standing last year and the other won the conference townament. Anteaters' status in jeopardy as the Big West Conference basketball leaders begin road ,trip at Utah State tonight. <"Meer-high 16 points against so.ton University on Dec 29. Momll. who has been th• UtAb State coach UlCC 1998, n't taking the Anteaters UghUy •we bave greet respect for their program,• MbnW w.ad ·They have a lot of weepom and a lot ol people who are tough to guard • tournament champions. will have home-court advantage. Utah State ( tt-2. 3-1) has~ 31 straight games at home and this season defeoted CaJ St.ate Northndge, Uruversity The UC Irvine men's basketbaU team, whlch slts at the Lop of the Blg West standing , travels to second- place Utah State for a conference duel tonight at 8 05, an Logan. Utah. of Pacihc and UC Santa ar 191 TOf Barbara, but was stunned by Cal Poly IJl a 61-58 toss on Jan 3 m San Lws Obispo Although enior guard Jerry Green leads the park lor the Anteate~ w1lh a 22 6 potnt sconng average UCl has received ~-upport 111 spurts lrom Its other tarters cons1sttng ol ~ophomore center Adam Parada, 1uruor forward Jordan Harns. sophomore forward Staruslav Zuzak and 1wuor guard Mike Hood Ut.th Sldt hclS a f w weapom dill own to counter with Juruor forward Desmond P rug•r 1 ds the Aggies i.n scortng (18 21 and rebounds (6.5). · '-Senior guard Tony Brown 11 The game wlll be nationally televised on ESPN2. The Anteaters (10-4, 3-0 ln the Big West) are riding a five-game wln streak and have pulled out home conference wins over Long Beach State, Cal State Fullerton and UC Riverside. They are the only undefeated team in Big West com.petibon. The Aggies. last year's Big W~ "(Utah-Coachl Stew Morrall hds n remarkable program • UCI Coach Pat Douglass Scud AMK•• M UW1 St J.1 UCSI J.1 Cat '°'Y ).1 Ncwttlrldge 2· '· averagmg l 6 5 points per game and is '>Obd from th three-poi.nt b.oe. He bU •They don't beat themselves To go to Logan ts very cWferent They have one of the best home-court advantages m the country. The crowd Parada mdtched d CdI~r high with 20 points again t UC Riverside Hams scored a UCl career- high 30 points dgamst Long Beach Sta'e on Dec 22 Zuzak patched an with a career-high 22 pomts against UCLA on Dec 15 and Hood M"ored a made 30 three i.n 13 gam . The Anteaters defeated the Aggld. 56-51. at the Bren Events Center last year and l0st, 67-52, lll Utah rs \oud and bolsterous .• -by Amara Aguliar HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKmAll Mustangs corralled TI-ojans net 14 of 27 three-poll'rt attempts and dominate defensively to leave Mesa reeling. a.ry Faulkner 0AA.Y PILOT lRVINE - The Costa Mesa High b 0 y s basketball team ran Into a buzz I a W SCmlG\tD Wedne day 5, Ml -· ' night at u.w..._, 12 Un1vers1ty High, bu.t Coach Bob Serven said at was more than tbe hot-bootmg hosts that turned tus defe[ldi.ng Pac1hc Coast League co- champ1ons into sawdust. "They hot well, but we contnbuted to that,• Serven said after the 82-51 league- opening thumprng, which leav the MustAngs (11-6) Wl1h an uphill btlttle m the PCL Serven conunued ·we had no leadership on the court with a te.un that has I 0 seruors Not only dkl we get beat n an every aspect of the game, but now .we've qot (PCL tJUe favonte) Northwood Fnday (at homt). The' magnitude of thas (Uni) game was not realized by our players.· . That was not apparent ee..dy. as the Mustangs Jumped to an 11-5 lead and ttled lor a 21- 19 advdntaqe at the E>,Pd of ooe penod But the no1ans I l 1-6). who shared the league crown wltb the Must.tog la t year. held the V1 ttor to only one held goal m the second quarter and ne¥ r looked back ·That's the best we've played all year,· Uru Coach Mike Dumeen SA.Id . ·we clld • good )Ob of bwlding on that second quarter, after we bad a DON l.EM:H I [)MY 19.0T Mela's Jaon Mlllward (44), Unlvenity1 Jon Asnon ICl'Ulble for a rebound. ·on offense, we had poor execution or no execution,• SEE MESA PAGE 13 Corona del Mar runs out of gas, 56-53 Kevin ManCillas hits seven three-pointers, but Sea Kings' dynamite explodes too late. Stwe Virgen nan's tu.s first PCL wm. DAILY P...or CdM's Ryan ccny, also a fust-year coach, CORONA DEL MAR -When will have to wait for h1I the Corona del Mar High boys fir1t league win alter his basketball team hosted Laguna ~Kmgs(4-14,0·l)dug u.-...,.w Beech Wednesday in a Pad.fie themselVi a bole. they '-..._. u Cout League opener. one coech could not crawl out of. and Uunk of, 'Had we done a thousand things better we would have won by 20.' We're 1ust coach We're al.I opti· rrusts. J told the kids, 'Just Jet 1t go. l am from it and regroup for pracuce !today).' • The See Kings dad a bat would walk away with bls first ·vou get beat by three. so I'm win in the PCL. gOUlg to go home and think of a The Artists (5-8, 1-0 an th thousand thing that could have PCL) used a 15-5 run in th lhlrd won th game.· Curry sa..td. •ot quarter and held on for i 56-53 course. Rob'is going to go home victory, giving Cooch Rob Culll- of regrouping in the fourth quarter Alter falling behind 44-33 with 6:45 renwn- ing. CdM retallAted with a 14-5 run Alter Junior Kevin Mano.llas, who scored a game-high 25 points. tut his m:th th.r -pointer of the rugbt. be drew the See Kings Wltlun 49-45 Wlth 3 40 t ft. forcing Cullinan to call a tunoout. CdM sophomor Pancho Seaborn scored an easy buck.et undemeath after Brandon Sher· ick-Odom found him down low with Just und r three minutes Jett. putting th Sea Kmgs down by two. . 1be Artists pulled away for a five-point lead. But Mancillas knocked down bis seventh and final thnte-pomter with a mi.nut ....... SE£CDM~IJ • 82 Thundoy. Jonuary. 1 o. 2002 . JC MEWS HOOPS Bucsbury ; Rustlers Pirates rack up their third straight victory. . COSTA MESA -Orange C t CoUeg m n's bask &ball coach St ve Spencer r('C()rded his tirSt Orange Empir Con· ference victory wh n his Plra defe1ted v ttlng rival Colden W t. 83-76, Wednesday OCC (4-11, 1-0 ln the OEC) opened conference play with a 39-31 ledd at halftime and lnten Hied its d f n e In the second half Sophomore Ryan Websl r l('(f the Parat with 22 points. whale freshmdn Wy- s.hawn Wad came off the bench and contr1butcd 15 pom OCC -sophomore Mark M y rs and freshman point guard Stephan Sealt>S added 1 t points each "I'm not happy wtth the way we played, but we won,· Spencer sajd, ·w e w re able to make some plays al the end of the game and we made our free throws down the tretch. We lightened up our defense. We were able lo stop dribble penetration and now thdt's three wms ln a row." N'S HOOPS OCCstarts out with · 66-42 rout Golden West College the victim as balanced Pirates prove far too much for the Rustlers. COSTA MESA Th Oran<JC Coast CollegP wCJmc:>n's basl<ctball tearn opeoc>d OrdJ19e Empire Conference play w1lh d 66-42 victory over v1s1tang Golden Wc:> t W<'dne'>day Freshman poUlt gudld Nancy Hats~ led the Parole!> (14-4, 1- 0 an the OEC) with t 2 points and eight teals Fr<>shmen Charlenda Van Buren telght points) and Uz Mcndozn ti.even) also contributed for O\C, the 13th-ranked tedm in the -,t.lt<> and ranked No 5 In th r.outh Tho Pirates. the hlqhcst ranked OEC team ln the i.ttttc, will play at Irvine Valley Fmlay at 7.30 pm. ........ ow.c..-..._WIAG .......... ........,7Wnijl1 . ......,_,.,..,.....,....,_) i...-.2 ._ ...... ........,, """''·~· ,.... __ ...,..~- ~~ ...... \, ....... \, ......... ___.. ll, Go--.' lllw\ ..... .. ~ 1, a......\, 0... \, .....,., " ~l,~l.°"°'Y I • ....... .....,,,......,,., ........ W..1.........,. I,.,__,. I ,....... ___ ~·--- ~. occ:. JS.» UGHTWllGHTS Cd.M 11-2 wino r C~dclMar~ I Ugh's frosh/wph glrls wat r polo t am wo an 1 t -2 Pacific Coa t lf'aquf' wlnn r over vlslttng L guno B cich Wednesday. Kade Kubd) led th<-w.iy wtth five goals and four tc1tl as \ .SPORTS 11GH SOIOOl IOYS socca Mesa whips University~ 2-0 Solis, Pineda score goals in Costa Mesa's PCL victory on the road. Costa M Htgh' boys socatr ~ am got off on thf' right foot Wednesday, recordlng ..a 2-0 Paone Coast LeAgue-openlng vktol)' at Unaverslty ti.igh ln IJVine. ·EH Sous, with cin a slsl from Michael Oard.Iner. drove home the first goal In the 4 lst minute of the first half, and shortly thereafter, in the 50th minute, Alfonso Pineda scored tho clincher off an 1st lrom Solas. "We were a litUe slugg h at first." d C~ Mesa Coach Eugent" Day. "But wo got into the groove in the second half We defamtely stepped 1t up • Bryce Shendan made 1t stand up with tus goalie play, stopping fJvP shots Co to Mesa. which improved to 7-3 overall. outshot Uruven1ty, 18-7. Mesa returns to PCL action on Friday. ho-,ltng Northwood at 3·15 CdM. Artists lo 2-2 tie Th Corona del Mar Hlgh boys soccer team earned a pair of on~goeJ leads over vtsttiog Laguna Beach, but couldn't '¥lJd on ln a 2-2 Pacific Coast League-opening t1 Wednesday. - SenJor Aldo Beutista filcked ln a fc'ee k1ck by Andy Almquist in the 20th minute to-give the Sea Kings (3-6·2) a 1·0 lead. · Alter the Artlsts pulled even before halftime, Shogo FuJli -.et up a go-itbead goal by CdM M>phomore )ullen Cerutti m the 60lh mlnute, but Laguna cored the equalizer about eight mlnut later. Goalie Geoff Collier made four sav for the Sea Kings. ·we had a number ol chances at the end of the game. but we couldn't convert,· CdM Coach Pat Callaghan said. The Sea Kings are at Estancaa Fnday &ttemoon. Eagles ·ra11" at Northwood Northwood HJgh stamped itself as the f•vofite to win the PocUic Cout League boys soccer C'hamplonshlp Weclnesday, shelling vls1t1ng Estan~fa, 3-0, os the Timberwolves improved to 8-3· I wtlh their I agu .opening victory. Emnda Coad\ Slev Cnmshaw watched hl team fall to 3· 7 overall, but bad no complaints with bis team's performance on Northwood's small held. ·we played well.· said Cttnsbaw. ·we c:arM to play and everyone played very well.. 1Wo factors played heavily ln E.standa'I demise, and those were lpjuncs to defenders Abdul Kaayum and Sergio Vivar, who uffered imalar fates •Basically they were run over and stomped on,· saJd Crenshaw. ·eut there were no fouls ca.Ued .' E tanc1a goal.I Giovanni Gonzalez was credited with five saves. HIGH SOIOOl GIRLS WAHR POl.O • DAILY P'l.OT ~TOS 8'i' GMG FRY Cosa Mesa Hlgb's Ashley Wright. .who scored sh goals, defends ap•mt Estanda'1 Lauren Collier (12). Mesa too much for Eagles Mustangs use depth to overcome rivals with 14-7 win in the Pacific Coast League opener. Steve Virgen D AILY PILOT COSTA MESA -After laking down Its Pttclflc CC>Mt League and cros town rival Estanaa High. 14-7. the Costa Mesa girls waler polo team appeared ready to play another game Wednesday. Sut different garls scored for the host Mustangs (7-71. who are on a five-gam~ winning ~as Mesa mad frequent suhsbtubons from its 13-player ro~ter The Eagle (3-5) had 1ust rune players and one w junior gOdbe Laura Morton, who topped eaghl sbob. ·(Th Mustangs) were so pumped,· -said M co-coech Mike Whitman. who played for th Mustangs' boys water polo lt>am la t year ·we're dorng very well right now. There has been major Coach Aaron Chaney's powerhouse, now 9-2 overaD. nudged Its wdy to a •·2 halftime lead, then shut the Artists down completely an the second balf, ICOring three tunes in the ftnal period. Seven different players 'iharc!d ln th scoring column, led by Chri tma Hewko's two goals. Single lalli were chalked up by Alexa Miller. Daniela D1Gldcomo, Danielle Carlson, Brittney Bow1'1•. Jessica I farlun.s and Katya Eadington . Senior Je 1ca Wells was solid ln th net for Corona del Mar, recording seven saves. Corona d I Mar enJOYed an 11 ·5 edge ln steals. H ewko d nd Carlson each had three CdM outshot the Arti.\1s, 25- 14 lmprov ment and veryon ts E tancl all II 16 2 t.tcpplng up and playing th Ir I e'I DlanA Kopuek (13) gets a bot ott d ptle 0r8 fOu, • rolct. • heevy pressure from Coaa Mesa's Allilon Cr•vb (tOt. AJI 0 Niguel High's Senior Ashley Wright gam . •wt y ar, (the Mesa boy Wolvenn were no match for play~ the rolo of a hOt lhoot , ·n.ars all rtoh~ (We) did a t am) didn't be t E ta.nda. • V\ew l..oague beavyweigbl putllng an a game~hlgh 1tx ·good enough Job: be saJd. Whitman said. •To win wportllarborintbe&oegue- {JC>als She also h d ooe t •Tb y'v botln waiting to do (Wedo Mtay) as a coach, it's opener for both glrll water polo Doily Pilot ... • • ........ ,,,,,,._.. 8) W>oebidgl•.,.... n ftltllw)-a....i INN•fl• O ,....,_ UglNHa•~ Sailors in 61-60 win at AliSo ALISO VIEJO -Newpol'1 Harbor High junior Chad Rorden bit a pair of free throwa ln the closing minute to propel the Sailors boys basketball team past upset-minded host Aliso Niguel • .61-60, Wednesday in the Sea View League opener for both schools. Newport junlOr guard Chase Cameron netted an eight-foot runner to bring the Sailors aU the way back from what was a 12-po1nt third-quarter deficit. but Aliso'• Parham NematoUah tipped m a rebound to gwe the Wolvennes a 60-59 lead. Both teams squandered sconng chances after Rorden's free throws Senaor Tony Melum and Greg Perrine led the wmners (13-5) wrth 23 points apa.ece The Tars played without 1unlor tdndout Nedim Pajev1c, who was ack The Sailors return to Sea V.aew action Friday at home against lMne ..... "'- WRESRING Mustangs flatten Eagles COSTA MESA -The Costa • Me a High wrestling team opened the Paofic Coat Leegue duel season with a 47 • t 8 vtctory over crosstown nval Estancia on the Mustangs' mats. . Co ta Mesa' Devant Xoa1 ( 125-pounds) and Matt GrublSlch ( 135) scored victon wtth pans, while Estand.a's Vk:tor Carmona earned a major decision win. The Mustangs (2-0, 1-0 In the PCL) will fOmpete at the Workman Tuumament Saturday. ._-....&,._ ·~.., ·~ ...._...._~· to_ • "'-'--t"' m& f-'W . ~i-_u • ....__ • ... .. ta-____ .._ • • ··~....._. '~= =--~ ~ -a;;:;cl:.---c:a:::::::xr. ... :em .. ~~-,.'f"P..:~~.-S...' tn ·-:;;-I ... .........._._ .. __ ...._,._,,.... ___ • .. ~>-u.:. ~ • " ... ,~~~~~ ~~ ... ~~ ,,_..._ .. .._.____..... ._ ~ ., --u b ~ t~. Glni'I Poulhus lf'd t defeme lmpre1 ed with h!a team'• 1quod, olso co•C'h d by Cir/· . ~ and f9w W1th eight anchax •v-. performance Ln the second Whttme n and Aon-Marte J Ball.~ Mou Tars romp, 21-0 Newport ~-121~ 9lrl1 water polo wtnner ov r hoeC AJIJO Nlgu I la See VI w Le19ue junior var lty competition w.dMldliy. Carolyn Coaway acored ettlbl .IOU ud Ala Andenon end Nany MMdertDo each Md ..... . • ,.., .... be ...... twtce end lied nve ..... ud ~-Aw ...... ..... four ...... ..._ IC.T. .-... .-.id ........ bed two ...... -· , ...... .,. ·1wrtgbt l1) • domlnant quarter, wben lb eagle• Ktenilc. def t8d ~ 9--3. and P l...Mlingeeducored · playeT," Whitman said "The:te oullaJnld the M 4·1, In Th Mustang won braggmg thr • gooh and Kethenne Ore! not too many gir1I that c-en the l4M fourmlnut rtgh p a.. M~ end &.&den and Amber Braly Neb top r. be ha • loC ol ·J!1tancl1 aertlor Diane As.hJey HamUton scored two scored twke ln the NMwey. b nd he lhet. • Kopuek made the m01t of 1 goell each. Wll 8-0 after the flnt ~ ~ and It.Oat~. Wright acor d two go1b ,,_,_._.__.,.. lituabOn and MCIK cwr ,,,. K•U• Sitckaon bed four from t In the flm quan r, ICOr8d Ille ftnt of her two golll - -···-. Annie '6Rnbt ...... row wb n seoJor c~uldlc from about •Ji meten out, c-... "' ..... 1 n.,, ._. C.l't'WO .. t ...,l:..-... ..... ... drewt-• ..._ a-t.. .. to "2 .,_,..., •••• lteM and Bal and Braley allo .,.._ .• r n~-.. ... r uiree --. -.....-P-1 .. ...,_ 1 4 t t . 7 had thrH steals ln the goell to help the MultMgl to deftdt. c.-..... • 4 I ' • M I 7 h a S. I leld. 5eNor JUllllne Ceider, I ~ • J GeWlr L H Olll9 ~ .. Mele_..~ OcMtglM tbr• Ill mt Mbleeefor l!IUnde, ec..-a,,._._,.,, a N~-wp111•im1 tyn• to 10.2 _ ... ...._.. ................... _ ~--............_ .. ~.....__ c...-. ..... ~c.ap•J. ~ ......... ..... COllu•-two r--• ...,_ "'---'"""'"' uwu.. ---· ~I...,.._,_..., .... ,_-, .... Prlllmy --K.a. AldoD .S)umorl tndtdng. nifty ......... -.... '· ...... " • • _.. • .. .. Allltoft Gravit and X.tle up blr own brMkaw.y go.a - -• Tbonn ... eddH one goal _.... I I MCondt a.ft. ~ CdM wiDI. 8-2 eeda. .... .................. ...... ·They b'9d two ...... of .... Mr twtn ...... ~ flrlt, • 'Mld a wet lob .a.llill tw8. • ......,.. .. ..m'I~ JIDweoalMM t ... ,~All.pp11•1Nillllllllp1 ... c Md Miii a 1 .. 1 ...... Ill et ......,.. .-'Ila= 2 , b ........ -. .... -.y ~,.. ,...... • ............. _._ I ............... _,,._ -ll&YJoas • Orw9t COlllt c.-. twtlm'61• Daily Pilot SPORTS Thvrsdoy. January 1 o. 2002 B3 ' COl&a Mesa's under-13 boys lbunderb.awtu (above) and the Corona tlel Mar Sliver All-Star girls under-10s (below) were champions at the 2001 Costa Mesa Classic:. Thunderhawks, CdM Silvers capture titles The Thundt>rhawks, d C~ta Mesa boy und r-13 APP soccer IPdm, pulled out a wm clfter a hootout in lhf' chdmp1onstup gdltle ol the Costa Ml""d Cla't 1r GoalkeeJX•r Tbomu Komosky made m.aciaJ savf's an the hootout and ronvl'rted a hot for cl goal alonq with Luis Cozu ond Caleb Burges to lead the Thunderhawks to a victory AusUn Evett qot the Thunderhc1wks going ' with a goal on a cro from Blake Pinto early Ul the gdnw Rc1nrho Santa Marg1mta carnf' on trong 1n the ~ond hc1U to tc1ke c1 2-1 advantage, but Clrardo Delgado srored the equctltzcr for the Thundt>rhdwk.s in the final minute The ThundNhawk.-, <'dmcd victon~ over fl..lJssion Vi JO, South lrvme .md li<>rrc1 Sctnta to a~vance to the chdmp1onstup Agatn t l\l iss1on V1e10 Evett sC"ort•d on c1 cro from Hayden Hiatt to Spdrk th• Thunderhawk.s EvPlt truck c1gilln for tht> only gOdl in thP wcond hdlf Again t South lrvme, Coad. Stam Arnold c1ncJ Delgado scort'd in cl d 1· I Vlctory Agcllnst 1i rra Santa. Delgado ~ored the only goal of the gtlm Thr Thunderhawks defense was anchored by KosnMky, Ben Abbott, Pinto, Caleb Burgea. William Brlleno and Kenneth ZJch ·contnbutmg on off Pnse were Evett, Hiett dnd Arnold The midfl Id was dominated by Matt CreUa, L>elgado, Adam Seagondollar, Benny Edles dnd Cov.a In ytrb under· I 0 ween action • CORONA DEL MAR SlLVH Au.-STAIS 1, MlsstON VtE.Jo 0 -In the champ1oosh1p game of the CO'ita f\fo..a Clas 1c, CdM''i K.Ue Devarlan >e<>rcd the only goal ol the qctme Wllh two minute~ left to play on ct <rO..'> from Kalbryn Conner. Layne Kelly, Alison Cordon. Kaylee O'Connor, Lauren mlts, Sarah Folks dnd Ama.nd• Johnson hdd ..olld effort., Amanda Garrett, Tuha Greenberg, Audeh Nauml, Hannah Rome dnd Bayle ten \edled thP wm Coronel dPI Mc1r tx•ctt N<•wport lit•dC"h dJld Rancho Sctntu Mc1rganlcl en rouh• to th UUP Corona del Mar second in Region 57 Holiday Q~ic The Coronel del Mar garls under-I 0 All-Star l<>am rn Region 57 took second place . at the Hobday Cla 1c socc r toumdment Corona del Mar lo t 16. ltrst gdfTle, 2-1. to d club team from San Femantlo Valley, but rebounded Wlth a 1-0 victory over the OCU Rush dub team CdM went on lo defodt the North lrvtne All-Star team. •-1 . hut fell to the Paobc Soccer Club. 1-0 Clalre SduDJdt led CdM In scoring w1th a . · hat tnck dgairu.t OCU c1nd d tournament totill ol hvc goals Mara Scbmldt. Alexandra hlnacb and KeW Feeley each M"orcd gools for CdM Sa.rah Kedd1ngton provide support on ortense wh.1lc Claire Eadlngton controled the mtdfield Th<' dcfcn Wd cmchorcd by Jordan DWloo. Anna Venturini, ~U• Pozln and Stephanie Horwitz. Corey Cano Wdll trong 11\ th net, allowmg only four gOd~ overall. UTIUl.EAGUE Costa Mesa ational tryouts Ccma M NatJonaJ Uttl League tryouts tor ag 9·12 will be held on th Minor 8 field at TeWlllkJ School on Saturday from 9 a.m . until noon. Lal tion wW be accepted al the tJyouts FU"St·bm playenr er reqwred to brtng a bu1h certlfJcate aod proof Of ldt-ncy GOLF CO~TINUED FROM B 1 ~). • Mid Cnui.haw, who, llke Zoell r, PwtMr and tAvt. It empt b&Sf'd on au.um • _ '-c:'.1 .. au-'" Costa Mesa Am rican tryouts Reqtstrabon und tryout' tor the Cotita M Amenca.o UJ1)o LHgue ~ wW be be.Id at Costa M High School. tx•h.tnd th t nrus courts Saturday. 9 a m. to noon. • F 81" per play r and $7 5 for ~ach t-ball player and wtD 00( ~ Sl25 per family All oew play rs m~t show proof ol g and e llGH SOIOOl IOYS IASIETIAll Eagles floored PCL favorites jump out to 26-8 lead on way to 81-48 win Wednesday. ~Dunn OMV Pit.OT IRVINE Looking like Paclflc Coast League front- runners coming out of the gates, Northwood H I g h . s T1mberwolves lltMde 41 blitzed vmting ...,. 11• It Estancia early ...._ ____ __. and cnu.sed to an . 81-48 Victory Wednesday in a PCL boys basketball opener •They're the PCL favont and they howed 1t tonight,· t.dtd ~Coach ChmSorce. whose lefU1l (9-81 was buned fast by th T- wol ves' tranut1on game a the h061S ( 12-J) ou~red the Eaglc'i Ul the opening penod, 26-8 ·They've got the whole package. They hdve bag guys • 1ns1de and guys who can shoot it, dnd they're a.11 back from last year\ tPc1m (wh1C'h finished 21 ·8 and reached the CIF Southern Scct.aon MESA •/ CONTINUED FROM B 1 hard tlmt> guarding .(tht> Mustangs) in the fin.t qucttter We knew the loser of lhts game would have ti> chase some other fleague) teams the rest ol the way We played our best gdme again.st a very good tedm • The Tro1ans chd!tcd down Mesa by sconng the hr!>! \IX points bf the second penod c1nd clamping down defen'11vcly Mesa made JUSI 1 of 15 lwld· goal attempts 11\ the penod, a Carlos Jaun lclyin with 3 01 left in the half, as Jhe ThoJaru. setZed a 35-24 halftime lead Uru had just two turnovers before intermission c1nd committed sax in the game, while hold.mg Me a to 28 8 "'" shoollng from the field {17 of 59). The nota.ns. who l>Ct a Cir SodthertL,Sect.IOn Ulgle· a.son record for three-pointers last ea on, shot a mode t 42 7,.. from the held But they COM CONTINUED FROM B 1 left, when be ran around his teammates' screens, took a pass from Shenck-Odom and bombed a shot near the base· line. Curry then called tus last timeout with his Sea Kmgs down, 52-50. Wilb 32 seconds left,· Jay Northndge. the Sea Kings starung sophomore pomt guard, tripped lbe ball away from Laguna Beach ruor l\"evor Lyle. who scored 22 PERRINE CONT1NUED FROl\A B 1 the ball tie did It without b rtation and I looked at my co.Kb on I.he bench and t thlnk Wi all thought 'OK. b 's back.'" Pent.no scored l 4 points tn hit tint game beck Dec. t '2, a OONNCJU4t home win over Edison. He aJlo cocnpiled m Ulllta, three • th.Ne rebounda &Dd Oivt Ion IV·A mi.fin b) • Tlrnb twolv • C oach Tim O'Bnen, ci former l!stcinc1a and Orangf" Coct\I Collt.·~w C-OdC'tf'who led the Eagl to c> state rhdmp1· OR'lhlp 11 years cHJO, SalcJ his curr~nt f.q\lact ·ls d lot llke my old E~tanod tewn,, hut we JUSI don't AuJte have the gnt yN ~------ P9dfk C.-I I'd WL AllN dn 11 ·dity luyolf from g11me comJ>elltaon: the T-wolV<'s CMlf' out cb If th y nevN mlSS('d 1t . They lllddf' 11 of Ht from lht• floor in the hnt quttrtl•r. Ill' ludinq B of q to start tht• ronte.-.t ... 1 ,.._ l'b'iWXld81 ....... ~ lelct\ 5' Ollll SI ~sz. cc.II .... ,, ·in the hr'il t1ttll lht'y wt•re unC'on-.<"1ouo, 11 ' !Cmt'<.l like Imm the ltt>ld • 'iorce said ·we-knew whul lh~ Wf'f<' qoing to do d.Od Wt" chdn't do d good Job of gcttlng tia<'k on d foru.t• Thry re c1 very good hd kt•lhdll lt•dm lht·y·n· w1•ll· COdcht:d dnd they ~hot the li9hts out II\ the ltr.1 hc1U f 18 of ..Z8J frlcle¥l ....-CZ a.mJ ONlt .... NQrht.oodit Oaall9 Mm ~a.ti-~ [)ww T(•rry, d 1>-loot-4 1unior, -.<<m'<l 22 point' rncludmg 11 in tht• hr.I qudftC?r Tr.rry and pomt quclrrl Mdll Sus..on l'dC h mdde two thrN!·poantN' in the openrng J)(•nod Sll'>'>on\ hr..t thn•e-pointt•r lJtlVI' "-orthwood r) 1 l-2 ll'dd, lhC!O ctft<'r forge Prddo f 11 JXJlllll>) 'iC'tired for E\lun<111 th<' T-wolvh t•n10~1·c.J 11 12· l ,c·onnCJ nm 11' llwy h111lt o .!4·S Pelt)<' ronnN !Pel on 14 nf 27 I rum beyond 1h1• l'l·l1>C11·4c1rc lnt·dr)~ 52" I IOC ludinq llVI' lhrt•t .. potnh•f'lt in 1•t1c h ul lht• hnul l\'o J)f'nod' 1111..,ldhl~h them,eJ\.(>., d'> "'orth\\ 1111cl'' ll'ddinq P<'L chctllPncwr ·w1• hc1cl c1 qood qt1mt• pldn c-omu)q tn "n" ·11 \dJd ·w,. knl'W ct IJdmt• IJl lht• ~>-. Wd' 111 th If dd\'dntuCJI' • Cc,..ld "'1l•'«t, whit h Cd mt• in with om• fpwcr lhrt>e-potnll'r th.tn Unwt>l"'taty Uu' .,..d..on 1 1111. t 18), mttde 1u1.t 4 of :.?ti from lonq ranqt' 115 4 ", I 'ievt•rc.11 Mustc.1n9 po.,.,.,.,.,10~., rnn ... sted ol lhre1• dnbbh•'> .rnd tl bomb from w<•U hPyonc.J the thn~pomt hm• Mt><,ct '>COior Chdd VuktlJ had "tNm-h1yh 14 points. rndudJ.nq two thr<:'e,potnll'~. wtu.le Danny KrlkOradn dnd Ddv1d ( onte dddP<l t>1gh1 dne M>ven pcmlb r pt>Cllvely Senior Jc1,un \t11lwc1rcJ rollMl<>d ii 9am<>-h1gh 11 rebound<1 lo qo with h1 hve point • while J.iun(> ddd<'d nine boarcli dnd sue point Out.sad<• ol Vdkili" 14 ~ond· hd;ll potnt'> lht> r st of the !\It._ potnl!i I le• handed thP bdll ovPr to MdnCtild,, who tned for a .lhrf>e-poanter and rru ed Lyle qrdbtl.•d thP r<>bound and also made> four free throw-. cto\\-'ll lhP tr tch Northndq • w.nk d three. potntrr wtth one second left • ru live and die with Kevin ~hootmg end-ol-thP· gamf' hots,· Curry i.a1d ot h1s tar forward. who shot 8 of 22 from th hPld (30' .. 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