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2002-01-12 - Orange Coast Pilot
SERVING THE NEWPORT-/liSA COMMUNffiES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM ........ --· SAlURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2002 . Newport claims third of co~ty's spills • Of the 51 sewage spills· reported last year, 18 of them were off the city's shores. ,_,, Olnton DAllY PllOT NEWPORT BEACH -The a ty has won a dubious d.asb.ncbon, clock- mg tn Wlth the most county-ordered beach closure for 2001 - Areas of the city's bedche - mcludlng those m the lower Back Bay and Newport Ht1rbor -were clo ed down on 18 separate occa- sions dunng the year, according to data released by the Orange County Environmental Health division. The governmental body, an off- shoot of the county's Health Care • Agency, reported 51 total closures last year That means 35 29'"., or clll the sewage spills m Orange County occurred 111 Newport Beach •And those are the ones that were reported,· sax1 &b Cau.sun, founder of Defend the Bely "In many way . .that's the bp or the 1ceberq ll'!t dts- turbmg and d!sgust:mg. • Of the 18 spills, four were Cdused by oty sewage line • three were a result of a blocked line at the Balboa Bay Club. and two resulted from a blockage and pump-talion failure m the Costd Me a Sanitary DlStnct collectJon system There were also a tau number ol pills caused by pnvate propert} owners Sevt>n of the spill . wtuch mclude the three madent5 at the bay dub, we~ caused by blockdgt>!> and other problemi. with private lines Enwonmental Health pokesllldn Lury Honeybourne lauded cit) ewage-re ponse workers. aymg Newport Beach ofhoals have been ac:tlvely re pondmg to spills when they occur · ·u you could say one thing about mo t of the spill . tno t of them arc line blockages,· Honeyboume aid SEE SPILLS PAGE A4 Carole Johnson wUl retire from the Newport Beach Tennis Club after a lengthy career u one of Ill co-founder • Not ~·te match point JuneC...,-* OAA.Y PtlOT M any rem mber h r from the days wh n there w littJ more than four lenrus co~ and a card table. Sh remembers when there was nothing th re ot all. Alter 36 y ars as one of N wport Beach 1i nrus Oub's most central characters, Carole Johnson. ts retiring, Amid hundreds of mem· be.rs and well-wab rs. the club co-founder and longtune employ said her goodby this week over salad and Iced tea ·we'll really miss you,· Cathie Hall told JohniOn at the well-attended. casual goodbye luncheon Thursday. ·1·u still be around 10me, • Johnson Ulured ewport Beach Tennis Clubs central character: Carole Johnson, is retiring, and all who know her agree the club won't be the same • Hall and oth rm mbers. Though h ' leaving h r full-tune job ot the club to pursu~ b r long·sunmenng mt r- ' est Ill fine art. Johnson. 69. S4.ld "h will con- tmue to work Ill th pro hop about onf' da)' a week Still, m m._bers and co-worker.. Sd)'. th place won't ~ the same without John n· far greater presence, "Her dedicanon to th club will rP4lly tx? nussed." d Ted Wim1on. who ha be n a member of the dub mce th l )()-. dnd who now works th re. But v n WU\Slon, woo' known John n for more than thr decad . t!, di d I to d scribe aU h d for th dub. ·In fact. Johnson d n't ev n bav a )oh utt ~he Just does what n to be done "Sh e' alway been there to tok . on SEE MATCH PAGE A6 . . urfer Chris k•wlmkJ throw INck bis b ad after tng the "keep out" lgn at Orange Street ln Newport Beach during a closure. Steel loses fight to toss out case •J udge rules that felony perjury tna.l will go on m April. SA.."lTA A!'..\ -A Supenor Court Judge on Fndd\ d rued a mobon brought bv Cost.a ~1 sa Councilman Chris Steel' attom )' to throw out one of the telony pel"Jury charg agamst the councilman Prosecutors m Ma)' charged Steel. with per- Jury and accw.ed him Of allOWIJlQ res1dent Richard Noack to 1gn the 2000 election nom1nat1on papers on beha11 of hls wtfe and for s1grung lhe 1998 papers for a legally blind woman, Allee Blllloux. Supenor Court Judg Patnck. Colaw m July, how ' r. threw out a civil wt brought by ~ - tdent Mx:hael SzkAr: d k beca be sa.td there w not su.fha nt vi- dence to prove that t 1 d liberal • ly fa.lstfied the normnaUon papers in the 2000 lection. On Fnday. Cordova cont that Colaw's deciiion d have an effect on th pendin aiminal trial [Colaw! w given an opportu- ruty to look. at th protecUbon' m- d nee, and he decided that th defendant had not committed the off against th orat •• be d. · U this coUJ1 C'OOVlctl t I Of the charges d pate Colaw' ve.rdict. the antegnty of the 1udld1I y t m would be m qu lion, Cordova aigued. SEE STEEL MGl AS •• Even the most horrible things in life happen for a .reason A t9.e.1am rec:hKed to perfonn- tag my morning nm In ..... jeCtret deligned to INp body .... tbe )and- ---ol •Wet IUlll. In OM pocllill 11 • ....... tn tbe ...... DI .... nll•ol _.. ..... .... llwsr·ry .. •11 .. qhe ..... llllleOllm ...... ., ... .... .............. ...... . . .. ................. ....,.,. ___ _ 1t • On MOnday, after • fow-dey J.yoff due lo ... traveling, I ran -r UIUAl rou .. ln Pairvlew tt.tt. HdWay tJvouObo I "°111*1• f I fxtll• tbe U1g11 to .. tbe ......... And. mach •I w rl9d ID wt tbedM ..... af P 'tr I : I ______ .. _.. ........... •Ill•~ ......... a..,.., ........ ·-n•tr1 ... .... and whoee killer rer'naiM at luge. l ~o6Ched the bhaft aad toOk • cban • • Alfi you C«Wifte fatberr I ..act. ·v-.· a..Mid. . ............. ,...and told ... "* .. Clilugblen .................... mf a I did_. t8ll him ............... ...ctl . .......... ...... c 8 .... .. .... _ .. ... .. . A2 ~.January 12, 2002 Ondy Trane Christeson MORAL Of THE STORY Choosing prayer instead of -resolutions 'We make decJsJons, and then tum around and the decJ.sions mal<e us.· -... 8orchMt I 've really enjoyed hearing lrom so many of yoµ about last week's column on change. The number of e-mails, phone calls and visits around town have shown that we have all been wrestling with the fact that one thing that we can count on Ill Ule is change. Several of you expressed that you could relate to what you read. and felt like it wos written just for you. I'm always excited when God works through the col· wnn to help others in any way. That is one of the prayers I pray ea.ch ·week as I greet my computer and deadline. I a1S;O want to tell you how much 1 appreciated hearing from you. because each time, God worked through our interchanges to give me 'words of encouragement just when 1 needed them. 1~1119 Famr . Daily Pilot Differences in the law . . First meeting of the Jewish Lawfers of Orange County will include discussion of Jewish law versus American law Mkhele Mlln' DAILY Pll.OT J ewish law and American law differ. How they dif- fer and why will be the topic of discussion at the Jewish Lawyers of Orange County's inaugural meeting on Wedn~ay. Professor Neil H. Cogan, dean of Whittier Law School in Costa Mesa and a respected expert on. both American and Jewish law. will speu on "The Duty to Res- cue Under Jewi.$h Law and American Law.• "I will be talking about the obligation, to assist someone in danger,• Cogan said. "In the United States.' typically, there is no such obligation.• ln Jewish law, there is a duty to aid someone who is in danger or who has suffered grave bodily injury. ln his presentation, Cogan will compare American law, with what he describes as "its strong foundation of individual autono· my.· and Jewish law, which he describes as h~ving ·a signifi- cant foundation ·m community.· ln Jewish law, Cogan explained. "You are actually committing a sin U you do not help someone who is in serious danger.• In terms of Amerlcan law, a person can observe another.in a dire situation - a road accident or a fire - and walk away wtthout legal repercussions. '" • WHA~ Jewfsh Lawyers o1 Orange County Inaugural Luncheon: "The Duty to Rescue Under Jewish Law and American Law• • WHIM: The Pacific-Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach • WHIN: Noon Wednesday • ~ 545 at the door • CAU.: (714) 755-5555, Ext. 275 "As an attorney, I am interest- ed in both the American legal response and the Jewish reli- gious response,• Rosenthal said. Local attorney Ade Katz described the group as Werks- man, who is also an attorr.ey in the community, envisioned it. "He wanted to aeate a legal affinity group that ·would be an associate with the Jewish Federa- tion. to bring together the Jewish attomeys and judges in Orange County for social interaction and for opportunities to study and to learn together,· he ta.Id. Every year I hear or read story alter story about how quickly New Year's reso- lubons become last week's regrets. I've also heard that the first weeks of January are the busiest weeks of the yeai at gyms because people start out wanbng to make changes. but it isn't long before many of those memberships are nothing more than memories or Identification cards tucked away lll'gym bags. Statutes in the law of Israel, said Cogan, require one to offer -assistance to a person in danger. Statutes also offer protection to the rescuer should something be d9ne in an emergency somehow causing injuries or damages. Nell H. Cogan, dean of Wb!ttle.r Law Scb~J, wtll speak 011 tbe dllfennces between Jewfsb and American law Wedaesday at the ftnt Jewllh Lawyen of Orange County luncheon .• Katz and Rosenthal each see the affinity legal group and the luncheon presentations as a way for Jewish attorneys to meet each other and to learn about one another's various areas of practice. Rosenthal describes the formation of the group as part of an -explosion in Jewish activity and community growth that bas been occwrlng in Orange Coun- ty during the past few yea.rs. Katz sees Cogan as the per- fect choice as speaker for this kickoff lunch~n. "He is one of One friend told me that she wanted to lose weight but that she would never diet because she knew she'd fall. "How can I succeed at something that bas a name that starts with the word "die?" She said. "I'd be embarrassed to tell you how many sell- help books sit on my shell and how little seU-belp I've ever actually accomplished.· My friend's comments started me thinking about one pos ible reason why so many New Year's resolutions fail. More often ttian not these changes in sell seem to be focused on external change • such as losing weight. gettmg in shape or becoming more organi2ecl. I realized that any time I try to make changes ln myself wtth only my own seU- dlscipllne. nothing l.asts very long. I am not strong enough on my own. 1 need God. So this year, I've decided to try somelhlllg different. This idea occurred to me when I looked up quotes for last week's column on change. 1 think God was trying to get a message to me when I repeatedly found that the word "change• was right between the words "challenge" and "character· in several of my books. I sensed God chollenging me to let him make some change\ in my character. So, instead of a self-help approach, I've decid- ed lo pray for "God-help.· for God's guid- ance and strength. This means 1 need to pray and listen to God more every day. Hopefully, some positive internal changes will lead to some positive external changes as w u. lnsteod of resolutions. based on myself. I'm praying for dodsJons, blessed by God. And you can quote me on that. Jewish law does have an exception to the duty to rescue: U the rescue requires you to put yoursell in danger of losfl!g_your Ule, then there ls no obligation. "But if you can do something.· Cogan said. "in tenns of the water, th.rowing a rope In a fire, calling the appropriate person ... likewise on the highway, if you Faith CALENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS 'MOSES, MARS AND VENUS' Edward Suskind, president of the Maryland Jliychological Assn .. will give a lecture at 7:30 p.m. Thursday tilled "Moses, Man and Venus: A Jewish Perspective on Relationships.• The event, ponsored by Chabed Jewbh Center of Newport Beach, will take plaee at the Hyatt New- porter. 1107 Jamboree Road. Newport Beach. $18. (949)i2l· 9800. THE TEMPLE MOUNT Gershom Gorenberg, author ol "The End of Days" and an asso· date editor for th~ Jerusalem Report. WW speak at 7 p.m. Jan. 21 u part of Temple BAt Yahm'I Rob Greenfield Distinguished Speaker Series. Gorenberg will NPHS have a cell phone, calling to say 'there has been and accident, get here quickly,· you must.· The luncheon will be held at the Pacific CJu}> 1n Newport · Beach aqd k open to all attor· neys. The State Bar of California bas approved the presentation for one hour of continuing legal education credit Deborah M. Rosenthal, ro· chair of the event with Jerry speak about the Temple Mount as saaed space and a.s a political nightmare. The temple ts at 1011 Camelback St .. Newport Beacb. $5-$25. (949) 644-1999. EHUD BARAK SPEAKS Ehud Barak, former pnme minis- ter of lsmeLwiU speak at 7 p.m. Jan. 29 as guest lecturer for the Norman Schiff Scholar Lecture at Temple Bat Yahm, 1011 Camelback St .. Newport Beach. A patron dinner will be held at 5 p.m.. catered by Turrup Rose • Caterers. Patron tickets, includ· lng the dinner and de rt reception. are SJOO. Lecture tlck- ets are SJ6. (949) 644·1999. SAPPHIRE SOCIETY The &pphilt' Society of the Jew- t.b Ncational Fund will lloeit a din- ner at 7 p.m. Jan. 31 at the Padhc Oub in N wport Beach. Fouzi.a •Faye" AslW, who wos ~m and raised m Afgharustan. will bG th f aturoc.t spea~ r. lb P a.fie Oub ts at 41 to MacArthur Blvd. $50. (71') 957-.t5'0. ---:-- HQWNMM)tU$ ~11.NO.U -·--~ ,..._, ... , n ..,, .......... OtlM ....... """""' .... ~ • ., t1'1co•:••·--- 0w .._•now a., si. c-. Miii.. CA 1Hl7, 0Mc. hcus.,. Mondi.--"-1;.JO ._m • S pm CMiitrdrn nw nme. <>r.tnee ~ ..,. 2S2-t,41 ,.,, ..... ...... Dll«IS ......... fltuo.-ia DlrcMf' ... , a ' ~ ........... t'-UI ,.,,,. ea••• ,_ ........ ........ ,.... .. ~ ,..,,., ... -........ ........ ·~-,.... _..S' a .. '--'::.,&:19.,... ... , $. 2 .. ...._, __ ........... ....,. .... . -........ .... . . , ....... " .... Nan SllOlcY '° "'°''~ ai:n.t .. .,,.., of~ ..... cul..,.,. 57...uJ m n. ........... c.. .... Dallw' .................. ,.,., .. ..... ................ c-.... ......................... .......... o.._.c,... _ _..., ... _ .... . .......... cm. ... ... .................. ______ .......... ,. ..... .......... 7 ,$ __ ._. IBl'SJ• ... 1 .. 1941-.. 1 ....... • Wis•4 0 ..,.. CMlt 142.5171 ~ .. M2"4U1 ....... .... .,.w ... ....... ~ ,.._,_e..MM11' .,. .... 94111' fiNI: lll'jJ ........ ... ......... .... 09llit .. IG-C1 ..... ,. .... 11. w.. .... Cli .... ..... ·--.......... .... _ ...... ..... -the few Orthodox Jewish law Werksman, said this ls one more school deans in the United reason. •along with the great States. Tbere are not more than food• that attorneys may wish to one 01 two. He is a schoJar and a attend. · teacher.• be said. •But mostly,· she said. •we Cogan is the editor of "The a.re very (\%cited lo have Nell Complete BijJ of Rights: the Cogan os our·flrst speaker on lb.l.s Drafts, Debates. Sources and topic that is certainly timely.. Origins," and of~ fortbcorning. The society is meant to pro-"The Complete ReconstJUction vide a venue for attorneys to look BW of Rights,• a companion text at CUJTent events and legal events on the 13th, 14th and 15th from a Jewish perspective. Amendments. WORKSHOPS A SPtRmJAL JOURNEY A 26-lesson study on the Ule of Jesus Christ titled ·Journey to the Cross· ls taught at 9:45 a.m. Sundays d~g the Homebuilder's Bible Class at Liberty Baptist Church. The study parallels the four Gospels to present the story of Christ. The church l5 at l 000 Blson Ave .. Newport Beach. Free. (949) 760-5444. DREAM ON The Adult FaJth Fonnation at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church in Newport Beach wtll hold a dream analysis group monthly from l to 4 p.m. Sun- days at 2046 Mar Vista Drive. Newport Beach. (949) 219·1408. MEDITATION LESSONS A "lectio divina• meditation group meeting will be held al 7:10 l_.m. Tuesdays at Ow Lady Qu n of Angell, 2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. Lectio is a style ol meditation that includes using Scripture or a special reading as a 'stimulus. Free. The Christian Meditation Group meets from 7 :30 to 9 p.m. on the first and third Wednes- days of each month at the cen- ter. (949) 219-1408. WEEKLY EVENTS RE•MEMIERING GROUP Our Lady Queen of. Angels will hold a re·membering grx>up at 6:15 p.m. every other Sunday at 20.6 Mar Vista Drfve, Newport Beech. The parish center Is at 2046 Mar Vista Dnve. Newport Beach. (949) 5'8·3844. . mAKFAST RlLOWSt9' St Michael and All Ang Epis- copal Church will hold its Men's Fellowship Breaklut at ? a.m. on the second. third and fourth Thundays of each JDOl)lh et 3233 Pacific Vlew Dri\'e, Corona del Mar. free. (949) 644·0463. SUlf All Sii - .. r:;. .. ~~,_.,....,_, -WEATHER fOMCA5T.,. .... :. lhotit low 50t ..,,,...u. Chit "'°''*19 .. the onev ~ to wony ~.the Mt .... w up to the low 10i ~ Mrty ,,_nooti. TM wW* wll bt Mght...tU.~thould ~ comfol ~In h IOI unt11 • pJn; Of '°' '*" ... 6 ~,,..,_.,fm,C • ~llC•CAST LW" ..... *" .. -· .. nw...,.,.,,._ ..... . ._ .. _ ...... ..... ,, ••• ,.Ml9t-.1111 ...... '9mfa ..... . ............. _ ....... ... ...... _ ... . -·· .. .. ........ ltlllil&•--· .. 1 ........ A new wett"i'IOi1ti -.... thould bt ........ and 10 .... N O'OWdt. Ttl:s hilh ~ _. tUt ................ ................... ,.. ,.,.,-. .......... . ......... ............ . ,._..., ..... ........... 9•• °"' T-.l'lm ........ ... --~, ... Ut ... . ,,,..,.. ., ...... ... .............. • Doily Pilot SoM~ Jonuory 12, 2002 AJ Newp~ort Beach ·ready-to wage . 'war .on trees' . . . • City must go to battle with the beautiful but des.tructive ficus. MM~Mde DM.Y PILOT NEW'PORT BEACH The thing 4bout ficus trees . is that they grow fast and full and lush. ThcU's why there are 1:1bout 3,200 of them in the city. But the other thing about ficus 1s their roots grow with them, teannq up sidewalks and sewers and creatlng' costly problems for the city and re idents alike. And though JU.St keeping them well. tnmmed can inhibit roots from growing out of con- trol;solutions aren't dS siJn- ple as all that. In fact. the issue 1s a par- llcularly passiondte one for Newport Beach. •This is a war on trees,· one resident told City Council members at a study se s1on Tuesday. City General Services Director Ddve Niederhaus hds offered a three- pronged approach to stop- ping ficus da~ge: replace some. lncrease tnmmmg frequency for others and prune the roots of the rest. •t want to see what we can do to preserve these trees," saJd Councilwoman • Norma Glover, notmg that replacing the mature ·trees amounts to an aes- thetic assault on some neighborhoods. It's an issue thdt could divide the council and the residents bectl.,~. beauti- ful as they are. the hew.' wrath is costly. They cause $50,000 to Sl00.000 ct yeor in damage to city property. Add that to the $285.534.38 pcud to property owners tn ddmage chums from 1998 to 2001, and at amounts to trouble. N1ederhdus sdad about two-thirds of the city's ficus trees should be replaced. 11)1s is an part because cost- cutling 10 the last 10 years ~ hds meant reduced tTce- lnmm1ng Many trees. as a result. grew prdcticttlly unchecked. teanng apdrt infrastructure .ss their roots sedrched for water •tt OC'VPr should hdVP been allowed to <J •t th•<> bad,· Coonctlmun John Heffernan 1>1ud The study ses ion Tue~· ddy wai. 1ust thf' beginning of what prom1sP4' to be d contentaou 1s Ul' dS the counnJ consider~ what to do dbout thP problem. ThP issue will of'l(t appf'ur on d future Caty CounC'll e1qcn- da At thut time. c 1ly ·offl- Cldls will sldrt !he contro- ver ial procesi. of ffid kanq tough choice-; dbout tha"> growmg problem 'It never should have been allowed to get· this bad.' John Heffernan Newport Beach councilman BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Survey finds waning support fo r Great Park to 49'Y.,, according to the Orange County Business Council. The council announced the results of d new survey m an inter- nal memo.Thursday. port Measure W, the March 5 Great Park an1t1atavc The council reported oppos1t1on di 40".. of those surveyed gudge of the 1natldt1vt> tlrnt will appedr on the ballot · When 'asked 1f they supportt'cl dn airport at the clo ed El Toro Mdnne Corps Air SlcJtaun. 41 said they would support thdt u•w dOd 54'\, Sd1d they would not Wd'> e1">kNI t1ltPr re pondent.s WN(' expo~NJ to t1rqument or fac- t cm. t hdt could an fl uence th ear thmkanq • Support for the El Toro darport alternative Gree1t Park hds fdllen The council-funded poll showed thdt 49"u of the 400 or so , likely vote-rs surveyed would sup· The poll Wd S completed by New York-bused GSG Consulting on Deei_ 17 <tnd 18. Respondents werf'·read the ldn· • c.old Can p .M. • Gypsy c.old Can • Throat Coat Am.'3.• A third question 1n !ht• pull • Buckwheat Soba Noodles . REG.'U5 ----Fat Soup Cups 10 F1aul to OIOOlt r.o.n indudine • Stllit Pea • PaCMo Leek • Olk:llai "•taMe SUGG . ., ... Fort) -ont-pwu•nt Sdld they \\ uuld -.upport r>.lt>U!>Ure W. while 50 '>otd the; \'ould not THE GREATEST VITAMIN SALE IN TOWN! 1rall Mk &: Soy Nuts • ,,_ -._, ,,,., t •.ii. • ,_,, o1 ti. Wl NL Wt . • .., ........ ,, t'11t.,,/drd 0 o( 1.aL i.& ............. ,..,,. ... ·59 $~ .-.•m' isS•1lnl•~ ._...Qec h o .............. • err ..... • ._. REG. 79' REG. "l.75 Dr. ~.· Proteht Ban ,..,...~~-J. t , .. £1.., ... ,..,..., ........ ·-tbI1• ........ , ··-qi .... ,, .. ~..... . .. •a.1 ts,... REG. '1.41 llCbblr FARM FRESH PRODUCE lOfl'lloV.••-,,..#,...c.,.. SII~ • •• II s,. :' I California BreakfNt Melt .. A4 Sauday. January 12. 2002 . Senten~g postponed in molester case 54tntenang for convicted molest r Thoma Micha l Mwj>by w poatponed from Friday to MArd\ 8 lll Santa Ana. Murphy, 54. a fonn r BaJ· boe Wand dent, ls m jalJ after h was found gwlty Nov. 8 of touching th~ young girls lnappropnal ly ct.:nd pot· ssing a large volume of du.ld pornography Sup rior Court Judge Fraruc Pa el agr d Friday to postpon the hearing at the defense team' r que t. Defense attorneys aid they needed the ttme to review · the probat orr r port and lo have Murphy evaluat d by a psychi•lrilt. • •we thougtit we would Uk to hove him evaluated so the Judge bU that in.forma· lion during Mnten'Cing, • def ens@ attorney Loren Nlz.ln· k.i said. It's difflcult to t up a ume to do the evaluation because Murphy ls in custody. be added. Murphy face llfe in prison. His rate wiJJ be deter- mined by Fasel during the Mt11ch 8 sentencing. Murphy was found guilty of rour felony counts of lewd oct wtth o child younger than 1-4 yeM"S of age and one mis- demeanor count or possess· . 11 C· IAi.tMIU'*, IT'S TIME FOR ... f'4tiiwrilfo. 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MNet: A Yehkte ~· vi.tty was rtpOrt9d in the 3300 bb:k It 5:49 p.m. Thundav • M __, DrM: A petty theft was ~ In the 2600 bfodt It 10:29 1.m. lhuncMy. • Hefbor .. ....._.A petty theft WIS repocted In the 2lOO b4odt-1t 9:18 un. Wednesdly. •~~An Mrto theft WilS repof'tW In the 500 btodt It Support Our Schools Shop Harbo~ Blvd. of Cars you'll fit right in._ Athletic ahoea • llfntyle •pparel • perfonMnce tit come to the new balance-•n§.f.Ul.tg.Qil (949) 720-1602 ilt-eil!ie Men's & Wonien's Stores Annual Winter Sale ~ow Thru Jan. 20th , Mens: Special Savings DRESS SLACKS ......... Valued to $375 Now From $79" SPORT SHIRTS ........ Valued to S 185 Now From 539• SPORT COATS ......... Valued to $695 Now From $99" HAWAIIAN SHlRTS .. Valued to Sl 15 Now From St~ TIES .......................... Valued to $95 Now From $19 SWF.ATERS ............... Valued to $265 Now From $69" . Womens: Special Savings ----------~ -~ _____ ._... ... -. •• ~ ..•..•.•.•....••..••..••..•.••••. ~nv~r_...._.... CASUAL PANTS .......................... Now From $47'9 WOOL PANI'S •••...•....•......•........• 'Now-From SW ~LK KNITS ...•. ~ .......................... Now Froai $63• TROPIC.AL PRINT DRESSES •..•••. Now Fram S6.,. e ofNnuport &11eh E.4iPnt Men's Sporawcar and Aa:a.>ria FASHION ISLAND .759.'19'19 , I .-' Store Hours: Mon-Pri 10.. • ?Pin ~ ...... ,,... ..... u •. .,. A ·t-Ease WOllNll '$ 41 ltOllN llOJ'W FASHION ISLAND ,.,., c..r NEWPOKI' BEACH !JD.7',.7915 S.40 a.m. 'Wldl~ . a.-. &.Mic.A grind theft WI.a I epcwt9d If'! the 1500 btOCit It l:AS 1 m. ~· •'t111 ltla ........ Atr1ffk cottit.lon ~ lnfur* wes r~ In the 1900 btodt It 7:251.m.~. ..... 1,... ................ .,_._A reddas ~was reported 1t mos 1.m. ThundlV· NEWPQRT IEACH • ..._._.,....,..Areddeu dflvtr was rtpOrt9d le\ the 1300 btodt It 2:53 p.m. T'hundlY· • North -flront: VandMkm was reported In the 1400 block FAMILY- coNnNueD FROM A 1 watenng flowers and straJgbt· ening out the many tokens that visitors have left over the past several weelcs. It seems that there are new cards. . not and other items almost ev ryday. Standing over her flowers and gifts, Cecellne's father conlinued. ·we used to come to this pot and recite the 23rd Psalm.• he said. The 23rd Psalm, also known as the l.Qrd's Prayer._ mdud the passage. ·surety goodness and mercy will fol· low me all the days of my lit~ and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever.· Dunng the few minutes we spent tog ther, Cecehne's father':. exp ' n never changed. It was a look beyond gnef. beyond any ability to fully comprehend the honor of tus daughter's VlOOUS murder. ·u·s a ooaublul day, isn't tW be said with the same expre5Sion. Then he turned and slowly walked away. tus head down. The loss of..Jt ctuld as a pain so great that only those who have been through it can understand its devasta- tion. There is no greater emotional pain that an adult can expenence. · And yet, Ceceline's father's hope for h.J.s daughter's legacy 8lld the fresh memory of m6re than 3.000 dead men and women tn New York have been completely lost on too many people And.I wonc)er whether, IJl the hadow or this man' horror. such matters as who ls a cheerleader and who ls not are really worth the en rgy we are spending to resolve them. Al a bme when round-the- clock rescue worken have just uncov red 13 new bodies at the World nade Center and are o-nly now reaching an area ln which many more bod.I are expected, when America has lost its first ser· vtceman to enemy fire in Afgharustan, when the nation SPILLS. CONTINUED FROM A 1 •Jt points to the fact that every- one needs to be aware ot better IIMUnten4nat With lhe5ie things.·. As fOI' tile bay dub, nffidols Nkl ill place high up the closure 1adder won't last much longer. During the dub' massive reno- vation. ttl old sewage netwOl'k wW be n!placed. A grease.inter- . ceptor device, wtuc:h caic:hes greete from the kitchen before 1t nters the line, wall also be added. M for meuures to combat the other spills, AlliltAlnt Oty Manager Dave Klff Slid the city ii working hard, but can and must do better. • •we do a pretty oggl'ellive job,• Kilf said. •The odds are we're gmng to come out on the hJah..and etl -"Ila JL ---...__.... come~ Wilh more iggJ1llllva rnelSUrel.· Daily Pllot lit 10:27 • m Thund.y • CJtff DrM ~ oow.-Drtwe: A hlt-and-Nn W.S 1epotted It 9:)7 1.m. Thur9dey •Cr *tO.Dftwie.;.. .... .r.i ... A traffic cotn- sk>n ~Injuries was reporttd It 2!46 p m. Thuf"ldav. • hlne ....... 'A petty theft Wiii reported In the 3100 block ll 4:41 p m. Thurldly. • MlcAl1hur ........_,_.An attempted cOf'IWNfCi.I bufVt.ry WIS reported In the 3900 block It 9':38 1.m. lhundly. • Gnd Str9et: A loud ~ w•i reported In the 200 blodc It 2 27 a.m. Thunday. is under ege from tenonst threats and when Cecehne Godsoe's WlSOlved rnurd r tee.rs at a family ln our own school dJ.stnct. 1t seems to me that it's a very goorl bme to do as Cecellne' rather wish and appreaate our loved on , parbcularly our chil· dren. l:spedally our duldren. Had I fuushed my run according lo plan. I would not have met Ceceline's father that day. I would not have been touched by his grief. and I would not have been reniihded that We IS so very short.and that each day m Uu\ great country we are free to make a choice as to how lo spend the precous little time we have on Earth. 1lunq happen lor a ~n • STIVI SM1M Is • Costa Mes. resident~ freet.nce writer. Rffd9n may le41¥e • ~ f<>f him on the 0 .. ly Pilot hothM It (949) 642-6086 Nl(J(Ulf'f/llM/.; DANIEL H. LUXENBERG . 1931-2002 Daniel H. Luxenberg, long time resident of Udo Island and formerty·of Encino, auccumb9d Wednesday from extended complication as a result of heart surgery. He attended Cornell and graduated from C.C.N. Y. with a degree in ~edueallOn. an architect. real .state devek>per. and owned the investment firm of Redman and Luxenberg for a number of years. He obtained his Masters in Buainesa from Cahfomta State Urwenity Loi Angeles. his Mastera in ArcNtecture from 1he Umverarty of Southem California. and his ~d.D. from the UnMtfllty of ,Callfomia at Los Angeles In Business and Education. Dan wu primanly a family man who enjoyed sharing his hfe with friends and family. He loved his ranch Jn Ventura, sailing, tennts and traveflng the WOf'ld. Dan WU I lnember. officer. and ectlve YOMlteer of Udo ljle Yacht CIUb. He and hia wife of over '40 years tra"9ted extenllwly around the globe. Dan IS aurvived by his Wife Mal)l , eons Lon and Matthew, and grandehikhn Linda, Gntg. and JeMyca. Sef'Yk:el wtll be hetd 8t P.atic View Mortuary Sundly, January 13 at 11 ;00 AM. In heu of ftowec;a, oontributJona '"IY be mac» to the Udo !ale Yacht Club Junk>r Sailing Program tn his memory. Doily Pilot Soturdoy, ~ 12. 2002 AS Shoppi,ng is quite a racquet at Balboa [?acquet Club The Balboa Racquet Club ln Newport Beach is offering a January special membership dri~e. H you want to Joln the club dunng the month of January, there will be no lni· tiation fee. The savings on a single membership is $300, and for a family member· ship it's a $400 avings. The BaJboa Racquet Club offer$ its members 24 courts. a ful- ly ~uipped pro sbop with the lcttest in tennls.,ttpparel and equipment, social and league play, arranged matches, experienced teach· Ing pros, and a junior tenni , prognm. The pec1al offer expues Jan. 31 : The club is at 1602 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 759· • 0711. A'Maree's is ht1ving its (alJ and winter sale tartmg today. There are specta.cular savtngs on fall and winter STEEL CONTINUED FROM A 1 "Then, we would have two irreconcilable verdicts.· he said. Arguing for the prosecu· llon, Deputy Dist. Atty. Bnan F1tzpatnck said the ovtl case cannot be compared with the <'nminal trial because the , Greer Wykfer BEST BUYS . ' designer clothing and acces- sories. A'Maree's has the best selei::lion o( upscaJe designer clothing, shoes, jewelry and accessotie in Newport Beach. lt' open from 10 a.m. to 6 pm. Mon· day ~rough Fnday, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m . Saturday and is do ed Sunday. A'Maree's is at 1649 Westcuff Dnve. Newport Beach, (949) 642- 4423. plamhfl an lhdt case was Szkaradek, not the d1stnct attorney. "Szkarddek's c1v1I laws1ut sought dlf(erent remedies,· he S<itd. F1tzpc\tnck said the court has dllowed the <'nm1- ntil prosecution despite the outcome of the ovil case. Judge ('aria Singer Scild she dgreed with the proserubon. "The people should not be c;topped in tht>1r i>rosecu- MEPHISTGM THE WORLD'S FINEST WALKING SHOES Mon-Sal IM. Sun I 0-5 1727 Westclift' Drive. Newport Beach. CA 92660 ?49-tu2-FEET (3338) •CD Players .. • Pbonee/Faxee. • RelurtJWled and O,..Bcmhrw Blue Sprtn91, Ala. ls hav- lllg ell\ inventory reducuon sale. On sale is selected Shabby Chic poplin bedding reduced up to 75%. Bella Notte linens and House linens are reduced 20% to 75%. Antiques. mirrors and chondeUers are also on sale. Blue Springs. Ala. is at 369 E. 17th ,St .. Costa Mesa. (949) 642-3632. , lf you've always wanted to learn how to needlepoint, there are classes offered at Mluy1 in Costa Me a. A six-week session needle- point class is offered Thurs· day or Saturday. An adyanced beginner's class tS ofiered Thursday evenings. There are also workshops available for those who want to learn how to apply stitches to a painted canvas on Wedne day evenings or Saturday afternoons. A lion,· she ruled. Cordova !>dJd he was not surprised by Singer's·verruct •we were lreddmg unchartered waters here.· he sajd. "It would have required the court to make a dec1s1on that has never been mdde before -an unprecede nted decision. But 1 think we got d fdll' hearing.• The crimlm.11 tnal was set for Apnl 8. .J ,Monday N(ght i;lltching workshop wall contiryue throughout the year and 1-. open to onyone who would. hke to com in and lltch. Missys offers custom needlepoint design upon request. The !>lore is open from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m . Tuesddy through Fnday, 9 a.m. to 4·30 p.m. Saturday. and Monday ,N1ghl lltchlng 1s from.6 to. 9 p.m. MtSsys 1s at 1500 Adams Ave .. Suite 107, Costa Mesa (714) 4-44 · 4210'. Flowerdale Nurseries w1U have a free rose prun· mg demonstration.at 2·30 p.m. today:Th&demonstrd· lion will show you how to get bigger dnd better blooms lrom pruning. Flow· erddle IS at 2700 Bristol 9t , Costa Mest1. (71 4) 754-6661 At-Ease ts ht1vany 1t!> Cordovd !>did he dnd h1i. dwnl hdVC not dN 1d1'<J whether to t1ppet1l the J.tJdqc·-. decision on lhl' motmn Tht•) hdV{• 30 d.ty'> lo flip thP dppE'dl If the dppclldte court d ecides to qo 1n for d lull heanng on the case. the e,nm· tndl tndl could be deldyt'd h\ dnother two tu thrPe month'>. Curdovt1 !>did SLk clrddek. who Wd'> dl-.o €C:3~ Mattress Outlet Store BRANO tEW ·COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best lot Leal ... ' ' . .. • e! 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa unnuol winter ale on men\ clothing and ocCMsori~ reduc<..>d up to 70'' On 'ale arP selected p1<!C(.~ from Cutter & Buck. Bobby Jones, Corbin, Ax~. M~zlc10. Robert Com.<>tock, Rtscatto, If .S Trask; Zctnelta, Talba Hditz, Jdck Victor, 8c1JTY 6ncken. Aqua cutum anct Rt•yn Spooner At-Ed e 1 . at FdshJon l'>land 1n Newport B~dch .1q4tJJ 75q. 7979 Where's the Partyl 1' hdvtn.9 an inventory clear· ance Sdlr on all kinds of hot· lddy pdrty t1nd g11l 1terns lhiough Tu<>'>Qcty Merchd0- d1i.e 1s reduced 50",. to 75". Where'!> th<> Pdrty? off ,,., C'U!>tom ttnnouncemenlS. bdl· loon!>, h4'.'hum tdnk rent.1ls, qrePllng rdrd'>. wedchng ·inv1tdl1C1n'>. pdper goods, dnd CU'>lOm g1ft-wrdpptng It\ di 270 E. 17th St . Co'>td Me.,d flW~I 722-1803 pn.•-.<•nt di th" hednng bN.dUW hP \~'d'> 'tUbp<>E'ndecJ bv < 'ordnvd, *d1cl he hleH <1n dpp••dl Pndtt) to chdltengP Cold\\'\ rlPns1on I It> '>did "ht• took ht'> t1mt• to mt1ke tht' dPCl'IOl1 • S/kdrddf>k Sdtd hl' bclwve'> he lost the f dW tn July hN c1uw ht' d1d.not hnv<> rl't1cl\ c1< <:l''-' to '>Omt> ot th..- 1•v1di:'nc l' an th<• Cd'>l', me lud- 1n9 lttJ>P' of rPC'ordt>d tulv- . Unlvenal Rug 1 hoVlng a 50" -off 54.le on I ctP.d dtea rug from all bvN the world. Th d gn T how· room tS open to the pubhc The hou~ M from Y a m to 8 p.m. Mondtly through Thur day. noon to 8 p m Fnday. 9 am \Q-7 pm S4l· urday and 10 d m to 6 p.m . Sunddy ft'~ ul 2870 S Hdf· bor Blvd· .. Co lo t-.le d 17141 708-2733 The Panasonic lore t'-> having cl y<•dM'nd clcordnce '>ille at its Co~d I'\ te"<t c;tore The '>f!le' twn vcsn es from Panasomr OVD pldye~. phone'> dnd ldXP!>, cam· ~rder' lldl pdnl'l TV,, dnd C'O pld)t'f' It\ dt 2:JUO I far· bor Blvd lq4Cff 72l· 1400 • RST INYS appe.m Thursd~ and Saturda~ Send infounat1on to Grffr Wylde! at 330 W Bay St , Costa Me\a, CA 92627. or via fax at (949) 646 4 t 70 phom· < onver!>dt1ons lwtwP<>n Stt•(•I dncl the dt.stnct dllomt>} ., mvr•.,ltqcttor "l wouldn't htivP hJed tht'> dppedl 11 I thought I couldn't wm • he '>clld • 1 will prOM"· C'UlP thl'> Cd'>('. dnd I Will Wtn • • O...,. ltuwath co~rs public safety and courts She may be recl<hed at (949) S74 4226 or by e-mail at deepa bh.,rathO /at1mes com 'ij ~~J.~,~~!~:~~!.e ® ANO J NE W t "![ · 1·,.,,,,.;,'J! ('/uf />11ofo Pe."turino From fhc (111111111 .. 1 ...... ~ lt1• ... 11111r11 111 i11 '\t"1\11<ut IJ.·ad1 714 a7:j ;;:~<J~ 7561 ClN 11 RAVE, -137 Hu TI GlON 8F.ACH CA 92647 / ,,.,,,,,/ 111 ll/i/ llor/tl l1//11#J.I oj/tw""-1.i '"" - Al Sotutday, January l 2, 2002 'She's always been there to take on anything she~ asked to do.' · DM Armltlontl MATCH · CONTINUED FROM A 1 anythlng she's uked to do,• said Dee Armstrong. o charter member. "'Everybody love h r, • Hall added. Johnson helped her hu~ b4tnd, Larry, round lh club ln 196.5 as o way to boost sales of a then-redlcol product condominium cropplng up ln the areo. The club took hold. and John.Ion became a regular on the courts. Then, In 197.5. l.arry, now d c o ed. asked Carol to toke a tern- porory job ther , just to h lp out dur1ng ono of the fledgling club' growth Sf Urt . ·s ix month• turn d Into 26 yeani, • she said. Slnco then. ah ha ·worked at now11I ttot writer, court manager nnd all-uound nee 1 lty tor thu now-sprawling factlity with 19 tennil courta. •J'U mi• it heru, tho members podally, • John· son said "But I won't be too for away.· ·--~covers Newport IH<h. She mey be rHChed at (949) 57U2J2 or by t-rl\lll et /uM.CIWiJr•~' ,.tlmef com. • help further an artiltic and cultutal hetll.498 ln tbe com- munity, lbou1d have • love ot leHl!I. lllYULVID I dMma end a wUlingnem to raiM IWIJ'eMll of tbe ft1m l•tival, (IM9) 253·2880. • •nlNCI INVOWIO runs perl- odlcalfy In the Daely Piiot on • rottt ng bests. If you'd like nfor. mation on adding 'f04ll 0!'9M'ID- tlon to thii lttt, c.111 (949) 57"'42tl. lllWPOIJ IAY NATURALIST . The Upper Newport Bay Natwe Pr rv 11 looking for volunt ~ to cs l t wtth naturalliit·led. toun ond pro- grams, special evtJnts, and habit.at restoratlon proJecu. The lnterprPtiv" c nt r I.I at 2301 Uruven;ity Orivo, New· port Beach. (71•) 973°6829. NEWPORT llACH CONFIRINCI AID VISITORS BUREAU Th bureau l dC'dlcat~ to the promouon ol lh etty to potential visitors Volunt ,... wtt.h exten Jvr knowlodge of Newport Bt'tt<'h needed (~9) 722-lhl 1 NEWPORT llACH LllRARY LITERACY PROGRAM Th progrnm <ic •k volun- teers to tutor ttduJtb wl hJng to lmprovo lhc•1r rl'ncJlng ond wrtUng "lkUI ... Trt1inlnq work- shop:. ut tht• c <'nlrttl Ubrnry wtll cenJJy vnlunll'l'r" (l.J.49) 717-3874 NEWPORT llACH PREMIERE CINEMA GUILD The Newport 0<-ttch Pre· mJer Cln<'mn (,111ld , whJch upporu th<' "-<'\"port 8 och Film F llvnl, '" looking for new rmm1h••"· Int r led cendldat 'ihoulcl wont to llWPOIT .IUCI "ILK UIUIY fOUlllTIOI The library foundation nMdJ . extra hands to perform cleri- cal duUet, IUCh H twng, o.rganlzing and 1tufflng envelopes, at the Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 117-3890. llWPOIT llACH llCllAL SllllS The Friend of The Newport Beach Recital Seri Guild needs voluntoer1 to aul.st ln fostering musk appreciation 10 cla11lcal music will e ndure. (IM9) 6C4 ... 208. NIWPOIT HAllOI NAUTICAL MUSIUM The N wport Harbor Nauti- cal MUMwn off l"I a number of volunt r opportunities ln lhe gUt 1hop, u docents or recepllonl1ta, with clerical work and wtth fund·raillng ovenll. naming ll provided. (949) 675-23.5.5. NIWPORT·MISA YMCA Th YMCA neod a variety of goneral volunlfter help. (949) 6C2·9990. lllWPOIT·MISA SCHOOL f OUNDATIOI The foundation ii looking for volunteert to help wtth fund- rolllng efforts. 1pealdng opportunitl • public events and occo tonal office work. (e.9) 631-·'1•3. T1U111 un am• A variety ot Jobi Med to be 'riled, lnduding Mt COC\• ltrUdloli. uaberiDg, mantngw and UIOrted tecb.nlcal dut:t.I. Scbedul1ngc II Omd• ble, Wltb a tv;tJ. fo 20-hour C'O'N!dtment I* month. The ~ Theatre Ml Cen-ter ii at 2501 Cl1lf Drive. (949) 831.0288. OUIS·SlllOI ClllTll MMll on WbMls volunteen are DMdad to diltrlbute pre- pared diah .. to homebound Mnion 1n the Newport Beach area. Th• delivery time ii between t t :30 a.m. and t p.m. daily. Th• OUl• Senlor Center al.to need• voluntHr nun• for its bimonthly blood p~11ure 1CtMD1na1. The center offer1 th1I Mrvke betwHn 9 and 11 a.m. on the firlt and third Tuesdays of the month. Vol· untMtl tbould commJt two bour1 once a month or volun· teer on a substitute bull. The center II at 800 Mar· guertte Ave., Corona del Oalty Piiot . mansbip nMda book doM· Iba.re with yow community tionl for ill Nautical Ubral'Y· by becomADg • docent at the ThouMpd1 ol volumes ol Orange County MUMWn ot =-related till• are Alt. A doc:91lt ii a volunteer • The School ol Sail· . who guldn adultl and Log and SMmamb.lP ii at tCboOl gl'O\lpl through tbe · . 1801 W. Cout Highway, galleriel and team. about Newport Beach. (M9) MS· the mUMU.m'• c:oUectlom and 9412. exhlbltlonl. (IM9) ?59·1122, OUlll COAST 1m1M1111 s•m• The largest fA.m.Uy lbelter ln tbe county nHCll voluntHll for ltl cblldren'• progranw. It espedally d...,_ tuton and thOM who can take part 1n actMUes past ~ p.m. Lori Glover, (949) 831-1213. 011111 COlln CllLI DUSI PIMllTIOI c1m1 The center needl volunteen to )VOrk with higb·rilk faml· U• and ch1ldren. provtdlng weekly emotional support to families, infants and flrtt· time mothers tn their homes. OCCAPC 11 uklng for a three-hour weekly commit- ment. (IM9) 122·1107. Ext.204. OUlll COlllnWOllS Partidpete ln We manage- ment and employment train· tng worluhopt u a IQtt ... coach to totter lHm 16 to 18. (949) 509·1•51. OllllllUftOll 'fOI Tiii 11111111 CAil Of llllMIU Volunteert are needed to care for atray and lolt anJ. mall ln the Newport Beach, Costa M ... and Corona del M4r a.rMI. (949) 722·1357. Mar. (IM9) 844-32A4 . OPIU PACIFIC i:=J.~:lln The Opera Pacific Guild DIYILOPMlllT COUNCIL OITOll DYSUllA soc11n out111 cou11n 1ut1cH Volunteen are needed to teach reading 1killl, work on .. moW.ng1 and coordinate the adult group. (714) 999·0U8 between 9 o.m. and 3 p.m. ~Po~~~ ~~Jor VolunlMrt are needed for a for volunteerl. (IM9) 41.-... .-ea. variety of functton1. (714) 839-6199. OPIUTIOll Clllll SLATI Operation Cleon Slate, e Cotta Meta·baHd organ.tu· tion that fOCUHI on iJrafflU prevention, nHCll voluntoers to paint out gralflU and aallt with othfr dutiet. Michael Howard, (714 ) 43.5-074.5. ·ou1101 cou11n HOMILISS TASK f OICI The t11k force 11 recruiting volunteers for the lnterf alth Council Network to work one on one with bomeleu adults ln a program on basic We 1killl. LSM9) 283· 1774. occ llAUTICIL LllUIY OUllll cou11n Orange Cout College'• MUSIUM Of All School of Sa1l1ng and Sea· Learn more about· art and I (' 'I ,\ I 1 I I' ' I : I 1 I' ' • ~ j j I I I I ! I t I I\ •• d I I; I' I I Rabbitt lnaurance Agency AUTO • HOM!OWHW • HIW.TH Sllltlbf1 !Jllttr 1911 IA~~ -............. -.. ./ >."J 949-631-7740 4410W ...................... aw.._......., PAClf IC SYMPHONY OICHISTIA The Orange County Padftc Symphony Orchestra'• Vol· unteert 1n Education Oppor· tunities program needs vol· unteen to usilt childr9n In e variety of hands-on mualcal activtti , Volun ,.. tpend a total of tlx Saturday mom· tng1 with the children. (714) 1$5·5188, Exl 2•4. Daily Pilot Saturday, .1onuoty t 2. 2002 A 7 A chance to get in the Exchange Qub of the Orange Coast E d koh.lmeler, past pr - denl ol th Exchctng Oub ol th Orang Coast, h announced a new •stand Up Anl(>rlca • national recruiting program that includes e 90-day free trail membershlp U you )om th club before Feb. 1 For 90 days, all the new mem~rs a.re required to pay ror l'> their own lunch. Exchilllge is known cu Amenca·~ ..ervice dub, Wlth its cmph~~ on Freedom Shnne, < opil'S ol important documents m Arnenc.an h.u. tory Ow t ttre found an school , 1.Jbr<111~ dnd city halls across Amcnctt • Exchculge dutb d&o honor outstandmg tudt>nts. hre- fighters, police ofhcers dnd teachers an addJtion to ~up pomngctu.ld dbuse prevcn- bon centers an Orunqe County and across the country The Exchange Club ol the O range Coast m<' ts Wednesday 111 noon di th<' Bahia Connth1dn Yacht Cluh for a program by Kathryn Haze of the Oranqe County Child Abufte Pr<>ventaon Ceotet Adopt-t1-Soc1ttl Worker progrnm For mcm.> information on~e 90-dt1y free tnal progrdT, c dll Jim de Boom COMMUNITY & CLUBS · Kohlmeier nl (949) 582-9640. ROTARY VOLUNTEEJl HONORED: Earl Fusselman, d member of the Newport lrvme Rotdl)' Club. ~ been dWclJ'ded the f~-ev<•r Pdul Kennf>dy Awttrd for outstand- mu rommuruty !>eMC'e At the d~J<' of 83, F~llTidn IS .,ure thdt he ha spent more uni volunteenng than work- ing mce retmng m I 98a. Hts ~t of volunteer actlvibes l)(><;td~ Roldry anclude th<> N •wport Bcctch Pol.Jee Dep;:utment. a hc>'l}l1ce. Medls on Whef>ls and the Arnencdn Legion. Fusselman JOtned Rowry m 1944 foUowmg mW· ldJ)' wrvice and-hd!> been dn drtave memt>er for 5? ycctl'!) ............ .. _..,.. a II' Cw ... • .. OW.C.,.C••f•J &.Sc + rnC ...... JOHN BIDF:SER ONE The award named alter the la J>ml Kenedy, 4 Newport Beach attorney and a pioml· n nt Rotan.an who rved president of the Newport Irvine Rotary Cub and as gov mor of Rotary 01Stl1ct 5320 m 1982-83. The New- port-Irvine Rotary Club ls one or lh targ Rotary clubs an th ~ with 105 members tlnd d broad list of community progrctms, Including youth ports. coUege scholarships. dld to abused du.ldren and e~chtlnge programs lnvohnng tcdrhe.rs and tudents in Nc>wport-IMne and Japan. TRIA1HLON DATE SET: After highly uccessfuJ 2001 triathlon orgaruz.ed by the Newport Beech-Corona de1 Mur Klworus Club, lll which I ,'400 athletes paroopated. Klwdl\lan lob Cuyler has tlnnounced that I.he 2002 tndthlon will take place. July 14 at Crystal Cove State Pttrk. Accorchng to Cuyler. a Sports Expo will be held July 13, and a lad's race mdyhe added. SPlllfTUALITY AND END OF LIFE CARE: The Rev. Don OUver, chaplcu.n at Hoag Hos· pit.al. will leod the Newport- M lrvtne lnterf&U1 Council luncheon on Wec!nesday m o dascussion of spUltuality and end-of-life care. The meeting ~ open to clergy, co~regaoon members ctnd mferested people, membeni pf the coun- cil or not. The luncheon, which begms at noon. ls being held dt Ule Hoag Hosp1t.a.I Conferenc c eiyer • on I.he lower campus. Lunch is $7.50 with ~rva bons, $10 Wlthout reservo-, bons.Forreservauons.caJJ (949) ~by Tuesday at 5pm. WOR'IH llEPEATINC: From Greg Kelley's Newport- Mesa ltvtne Interfaith Counal Thought lor the Day -•Look carefully at the closest assoo- abons m your We, for that lS the cl.lrecbon you are head- ing.· SERVICE CLUB MEET· INGS TIUS WEE.I(; Want to get more imrolved m your commuruty, make new fnends, network, or gwe someUung bclck to your com- munity? Try a !>ervice dub. You are uw1ted to attend et club meeting Uus week. Mdny ctubl will buy your fll'Sl guest mf'O.I for you. TUESDAY 7:30 a.m.: The Newport Beach Sunnse Rotary Club will meet et five Crowns Restaurant for o program by Barbara Cmgbtoo. Valley Vista High School. &.30 p.m.: The C06t4 f\liesa- ~ewport t larbor Llons Oub · will meet at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club wtDNESOAY 7:15 a.m.: The 17-member South Coast Metro Rotary Club will m t at the Center Club. cllld th Newport Har- bor K.lwdJllS Club will meet dl the Uruvcrs1ty Athlebc Club Noon: Th Soroptmust lnlerl\dboncll Newport HMbor will m t at the Sdnld And Country Club for d peodJ program mcetmg for prospec- tive m mbers, dnd the 35- m mber OrdJlg Coast Exchdllg Club will meet di the Bahia Connthldn Yacht Oub for tl progr.un by Kathryn Haze of the Orange County CtuJd Abuse Preven· bon Center Adopl·d·Soddl Worker progrdm 6 p.m.: The 58-member Rotd.l)' c-lub of Newport BaJ· bckl will m !el dt the Bah.ta • ConnlhMsn Y, cht Club t.o Newport Boach Oty Mana r Homer aa..a.u d.iscuA aty IJl 2002 twww.llewport • balboo.org) THUltSOAY ~ 7:30 a..m..: The C°'"4 M Orang Coast Bfi klast Lions club will m t dt Mllru' Noon: Th Ktwarus Club of Costa M will meet at the HoUddy Inn. the Newport Beach-Corond d I Mar K.iwct· ms Club will meet at lhf' 8aJUa Conntluctn Yacht C luh for a program by Tom Moon cluthor dnd former 0 'o<J nt, as he~ ·Amened' Cov rt Actlom •• th Exchange nub ot Newport HctTbor will m tat th Rlv r- boat Re!>taurc1llt, dlld th Newport lMne RotAry Club will meet dt the lrv10 Mi.11- nott ford progrdlD on Adupl- d·Soncll Worker t\\.'WW.nJ q>IOI) org) • toe WlllJNITV • Q.lm IS publl\hed ~ s.nr~ 1n the O•tly Pllol ~ your W!!NK• dub\ meeting information by fu to (949) fi60.8667, .. ,,,.,,to }MboomO .o/.com or by m.ttl to 2082 S E Brmol St.. Suite 201, Newport BNCh, CA 92660-1740 LAST CALL TheBIG One GIABMAN FURNITURE & INTERIOR DESIGN FINAL REDUCTIONS -ALL SALE MERCHANDISE ALREADY REDUCED 50% AND MORE. LAST CALL MERCHANDISE REDUCED AN ADDITIONAL 20% TO 40% ,. FOR THIS LAST WEEKEND. SALE ENDS JANUARY I 3TH AT 6:00 PM . BAKER KARG ES E.J. VICTOR GUY CHADDOCK • JOHN WIDDICOHB KINDEL HANCOCK & HOORE ~S JAMES Lock br the bia e tent l089 Bristol Strftt Cosu~92626 (71'4)~·3822 WINW.;.tr!W\com Mort fan MCJn.Slt 10.~to 6 p.m. ~ 10M\10 6 pm. SLIGH ANTIQUES IKPORn ORIENTAL RUGS FINAL WEEIE D • A8 ~ Jonuory 12. 2002 IOWTO COITICT YOUR IEPIESEITITIYIS . Cln Of COSTA MESA . Costa M City Hall, 77 Faa.r Dnv , 92626, (71-4) 75-4-5223 • Mayor. Lindcs Dixon Coundl: Llbby Cowdn, Gury Monahan, Karen Robinson and Chris St I • CITY Of llWPOIT IEACH Newport Beach City J luJJ, 3300 Newport Blvd , 92bb3, (949) 644-3309 Mayor: Tod Rldg wdy Council: Gary Add.ms, Stt>ve . Bromberg, Norma Glover, John Hef4emdn, Dcnrus O 'NeLI and Gdl)' Proctor COAST COMMUNITY COUEGI DISTRICT DIJtrtct Office: ~370 Addm'> Ave .. Costa Mesa 9262b, (714) 432-5698 Chancellor: WilltdITI ~1 Ve<Jd Board: Pr~1dent Armdndo Rwz, Vice Pre 1dent Wolter Howafd, Paul Berger, Geor<Je Brown and 'Jerry Patter.Qn NIWPORT·MESA UNIFI ED SCHOOL DISTRICT District Office: 2985-A Bt>dr St .. Costa ~ 92h2b. (7 141 424-5000 SUpertnlendent: Robert Bclrbot Board: Pres1dent Judy frdJlco. • Vice President Marthd Fluor. Oerk Serene Siok~. Dt1nd Black, Jun Fenymdn. l>t1v1d Brooks and Wendy U.>t>c <' lnvUe$ you to our ROSE PRUNING DEMONSTRATION Learn how correct Rose MIU COllSOUDATID WATll DISTIKT 1965 Placentia Ave., Costa M 92627, (9-49) 631-12<JP Board; ~tdent Jim Atkin· on, Vice P ident Miko Healey, 1htdy Oblig·Hall, fred Bodunill r and Pdul e. ShoonbergP.r • COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTllCT P.O Box 1200, Costa Mesa 92628-1200. (714) 75.4-S0.3 Board: Pr ident Arlen Schaf er. Jim Ferryman, Art P rry, Greg Wood.side and Dan Worthmgton OUNGE COUNTY I OARD Of SUPERVISORS I lalLof Admin1strCJllon, 10 C 1V1c Center Plau. Santa And 92701 • Jam Stlva, 2nd DlStnct (Cos- ld Mesa, Newport Beach), (714) 634-3220 . • Thomas Wilson. 5th 01.stnct (Newport Coast), (7 14) 834· 3550 -d RANGE COUNTY . BOARD OF £DUCATION 200 Kdlmus Dnve, PO Box 9050, Co ta Mesa 92626· 9050, (714) 966-4000 Elazdl>eth 0 . Parker, member, TnJ.,t e Area 5, Costa M a, Newport Beach 9 RANGE COUNTY FAIR 88 Ftt1r Dnve, Costa Mesa, (714) 708-FAJR Board: President Curt Pringle. Vice President Ruben A . Smith, Randy Sm1th. cma.ly Sanford, Peggy Hd1ql, James Bdrich, Debo· rah C drOOd, Le lie A. Rely dnd Patnctd Velasquez pruning multiplies blooms Bigger end better ROSES from your own garden. SATURDAY JANUARY UTH & 19TH ST.UTING AT' ·11 A.M. SATURDAY JANUARY 12TH & 19TH • STARTING AT ·2:30 P.M. enswer questions. \ Meet the newsroom ..... .,.... 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FrN• Th • I •.,ttvul w1Jl fecttuw • 1ntttrdf live booths. oty <').h1ll11 ... prt• •n· tahon!., food. mu .. ac un<I pnz cl Ne\\ port Bcuc· h r • . 1dcnt dnd hui.ant•" • urt> encourugPd tu q1\i1• in1>u1 on whdt they wt1nt tht• nt} to become lo th<' n1•xt :.w }Puri. (949t 644-1200 TUESDAY .. A free seminar on natural honn·one r<>pldC1•11wnt hy Dr R1ld Ellithorrw \\Ill Id k1• J>~d( t> from 6·30 to 7 iO p.m. m lhP Pcibo Cuff' ut r-.lotht•r' lt1r· ket, 225 E 17th 'it < "'tu M Sd. RP,4!1"\ .. 1t1on-. rv<jlltrl'cl 1800) 5Q5-t-.10t-.1~ WEDNESDAY A lrtt class off~red by the Amenc<tn ( t1nc t•r '-tc>< wh lo teorh ct1ntPr pc1t11•n1, "1y mclkeup rlnd turh.1rr ''"' to ht>lp hadl' ll)I' rd\ t1q1•-. of ch<>motht•rup-,. drHI r.1d1t1t10n lrcutm<>nt will tw from l!J Fine Home Fumi.shinp Antiques & Collectibles Traditional to Coruagt Gifu & Garden Decor Wish Li l & Dcli~ery GARDEN CME Cudm Pacio Dining BraJJ'uc, lwtch. Ta & upraw> Bu CAFE HOURS: Mon· ... a.m . to noon tn Bu\ld ng 41 of Hoeg li~pltaJ, 1 Hoag Dnv , Newport Beeteh. Reglitrollon r wred. (9-49) 261-9446. An Int !Ultb lunch on UU ·spantuallty and End ot Lde Can~· will be put on by the N wport-Me a lnterfo1Lh Council. beginning with d r •ptaon dt 11 :45 a m. und lolJowod by lunch dt noon clnd the progrdm dt 12 45 pm HOdg I losp1tal' chdp· lcun. lhe Rev. Don Oliver. w1U · lPt1d d dlSCUS'ilOn dunng the proqrnm. held in the Confer· enc e Center Room 1 .it J 110.19 l>nve, Newport Beuc:h Lunch as S7 50 with re>!> rvt1· lions. $10 without (Q4C}) tlb<>· 88b5, E>'.t 1 WW'\\ nm11111t•1 tOitll.Otg FRIDAY Women and men are encour- d<JNI to b(• tl'Slt><I for o .. h>o · (XJrO"I" d . the (),h oporO'>I'> 'Ti•'ltmg Center oft Pr'> '>Cre<>n - rnq!> Imm 10 t1 m lo 3·p m ul lht' St1v-on Druq' ul I 020 lrvrnt• /\\it• . 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" h J cik!it from 2 to 4 J> m. rn Hoag Cdnoer C nt •r' on· .r rnnr~ Room c11 f lodg I luspttdl, l HOllg Unv • 01>W· port Re-tac h bl I th ( IH1I. dan11tor ·of th1 Pulmon..ry R(•hdh1htat1on f'royrc.1m di Hodg I-lo p1\cr~ Fr •e • 1~14lfl 2ot -944b Sound b aling pr.cttUon r Su!>dn Skc1dron wall < onduct ct fr~ enundr tatlt:d "Tumnq- 1 It ulJng Your.,<>11 With Your Own Voice· from h:.10 to 7-'.JO p.m In thf> Pett au c •t11t• of Mother',. ~1ttrke1. 225 E 17th St • Co Id t<-1c•i.d RP t•f"\'t1l100-. rPqutMI 18™>1 5~'i-~IO~IS "The \\r1~r and the Em1ron- n11•nt lht• fourth in <l '>t'rli'' ol ht•1• puhhr 11•< lllrt'' h~ 'lt•ttclln!J hwnumtu•., ..,t huloc' \\ 111 IM.'<llrl 111 7 \() I' m tn th•· I lu111uml11•.., lnll'rtl<lllflnctl Bualdmq, Room I Ill 1111 lh" \JC' If"\ int• ct1mlll'' :-o;1)t .. <1 c1uthors Honwru And11' ond TPrr'\ Tt•mpt•.,1 \\ 111111111, \\ 111 -.idlln·..,, th1• n•l,,111111,111µ 1>4•1wt•<>n tlw wrsh•r <1nd lht• t•fl\ lfOOflll'Ot \\ h\ d \\ fllt•r ht•I Clllll'' <1n d< II\ 1c,1 1111'1 ho\\ 11<11l11<• m.,ptrt ' \..r11tncr Opt•n to tht• puhlu 1114111 H24·'>484 JAN. 27 \.ershom Gorenberg, author 111 End "' D.t\... .inti dO """' lctll' .-<111111 <1ncl c ulum- nl'>I lor thP Jt>r11-.tth•m J<1•port \\ill ,,,. c1I-on tht• h1stor\ •11 thl' TPmpll· 'lount ttncl h11\\ 11 hct' ht ("Offit' ltll' plc1< t' 111 di\ I· '"in lll'l\\1•1•n th" lsrut•h, 1tncl P<1h",tm1c1n., whPn h1• 'ltt1<11\ ... Sol\lfdoy Jonuory 12, 2002 AJ di 7 p 111 dt 1i mpl Bot "cshm. 1011 Com U>nC'k I., • w port Bct1ch, c1 part of Tempi Bat Ydhm Una\ •· ty·s Rob Gr nh Id Dtst1n· gu1 h •d S~·aker S25 tor prel rred •c1tiny. or $5 tor mors dnd tlldl'Ol . 1kk •b dVaildbl • di th door or hy C"dlting 1~491 >44. rn~ JAN. 29 A free seminar on optimizer lormulu-. lor brdm, vi't1on, pro'>ldll• und thQll' tP.tol \\ill IJf.• h1•lcl trom 11 ·10 to 7 ·mt> m an th•• Pt11J11/'df<• di \loth •r!> \ luri...1•1 , '.l.!'> E 17th "' C:u • td !\lt•'d f<P'>(f'dlJOn r1-c111u1•tl (HOOi ')< ).1\J{)f\IS lAH. 30 A ITet> ..emlnttr • and book· ... l(,nlllq n1i \J<Hk ... ,. ll!Jh•r )> hool\ '"ur \ lldl ( h1td• \\tll hPl1Pldtr11mh illtu7 illpm 111 1h1· P.11111 C11f1• 111 \totht>r's l11rk1•t. :.us E 17th St Co.,. Id \11•<;<1 Rt>'>t>f\dllOn'> .1t«tll111'll 18001 S<tS-f\I< )\I~ FEB 1 ThP C'ommunlt) s.n. lruU- 11111• < >1 .1ncw C'<1unt)' Chdpt •r will hmt .. thrt•t•·dt1y Proh• · "ur1t1I \ lc1nucwm1>nl 01'\·t•I· 11pnll'nl Proqrdm fttb 1 throuqh f.'l'h J rtl lhP "l.'W• port B1•.i1 h \lt1rrwtt Hot,.I ll(KI :-..: .. ,"port < 'pntPr l>n\ e 1•1.ict1 Ui0-7.lhO SEE TOWN PAGE A 10 • • All SoMdoy, January 12. 2002 AROUND TOWN TOWN . CONTINUED FROM A9 fll.' Atreec-..oocames.tbe magrutude and treatm nts of lung cMcer wi.JJ be giv n from 2 to 3:30 p.m . m Hoag Cancer Center' Cont renro Room A t Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag Onve, Newport ~ch R'911tratJon reqwrcd. (949, 7- CANCIZR. fll. 13 Spedllc types of 1urgery availoble for lung Cdncer patients wtll be dlSC'USsed at a tree d from 2 to 3.30 p m. an Hoag Cancer Center·~ Confer nee Room A at Hooq Hospital, 1 HOdg Dnve, New- port Beach. Re91strataon required. (949) 7-CANCER. !-."':A.M HMIO" CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Dtsclp ... of Christ) 2411ntMAwe. ~leedl.CA (141) 145·5711 .... Ot.,....lllert .. llutot Qrtldea PcllowsMf S.clQ Morfthtt Se.nice • 10 am ·~ 5..11 '""'' ............. ,.. ................ f.O W Wl*1n '-Ma.a CA (949) 611·7750 Wf "Nn! lkri-'"""" tt.v. Ken c,.y ~~ . 10-;Uudl·l /tan...-.r....Ma. c:AU. tJl# ""'111"' *"' d . / . . N..-, a.,... u o.co&OfY pinal care clalMI et 7:15 nWM spec:i4lilt at Hoeg Cctn· p .m. Wedneldayw, 1:30 p.m. c Center, wiU gtv o work· Pndays and 11 :15 a.m. Satur· hop on hanc:Wng i rs reldt· days at 3400 Irvine Ave., ed lo cancer diagn<>Ys. The Sulle 114, Newport Beach.· talk will take place from 6 30 CompUmen~ consultabons to 8 p.m. in Hoag Can r and exams avail ble. (949, C nt r' Conference Room A, 263-1462. t tlo.ig Ori\I , Newport Beach. Fr . No regatraUon reqwr . (9'9, ?·CANCER. MARCH 19 Orange Cout College'• t 8tb annual High School Dance Day will be 'h Id from 8 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. at 2701 FCUl'Vl w Road, Costa M . More than l25 Orange County h1gh school students and the11 fac- ulty edvtsors ar expected to attend (714) 432-5506 ONGOING Chiropractor Kathleen M . Campbell's office hosts free p ., OIAHGf COUNn"S •DIST f\'t4AGOGW "TOI• l lllllll• -., .... HffllMH CQUlla AM '91 WllOOMf ------. ----... IUIC L l•&IW ... , ... ..., __ .. (9'91$41-6900 + Tile dty of Co.ta M ... Recreation D1v111on'1 Early Childhood Program provides recreational activltJes for children ·ag 3 to 5 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Priddy at the Bal arlc Community Center, 1975 &leeric·Drive. Call for c:oSts. (714) 754-5158. Team Survivor Orange Coun- ty hosts its ·walk and T4lk. • a biweekly wallong group for women who hove had or have cancer. Women have th opportunity 10 share their experiences dnd upport one another. nie group meets at 10 a.m. the second and f.ourth Newport Cata United MedtodUt Chu.rch Rev. <..a1hlttn Cooo. r.astor 1601 Ma~mc Aw:. (Omer of M;irgucritc and ~n Jmquin Hilb Rd'. (949) 644--07·0 Bnm Quirt U'<Jnlnp 5"-vtrt /Oam Wonhtp """ Cln/Jrrni URUJ S<IJOOI Youth '""""I Wttltly A A {,oJ tcnrcml p;Jmh wrnmuni1~·. 1n.11\1CfcJ hv cht Word or God ~nd rcn<">'~J b) ck \Kramcnt•'" Our La.dy Queen .of Angels 2046 Mar Vuu Driv~ Nt'W)>Ort Bc::ach. Ca.lifornu 92660 (949)644-0200 f.u (949)644-1349 Rn Mumtglltlr 'li11lwn P \'kuu«hJin, P.b111r • U fliRGH ... \· \.t1urd.ty. ~ p.m. {C..nrurJ, Suil<by, H IO <Qu1e1), ll:l-0 (tonrt-mronry), 10;00 (~hem), · 11: ~I A.m. IC nmrl •nd S:OO p.m. (Con1cmrorary) --·--- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3JG3 Vaa Lido NeWJXjft a.a;n J l 00 Ptldbr: v-.w Or Newport Beach 673~1340 or 673-6150 Olurc:h IOam & 5 pm Sunday School I 0 am Wl!Qi!!l!lVf ~7 XI 6442617 or 675-4661 Chwc:h 10 am Sunday School I 0 am ~ ........ pa ••• w.c:IDl!i4lf ll hlAln ----== .. ··~~ .... ~· ....... ...,...., ,.._,l:» .. . .,...,Tiit *llrO.C.• nr Finl n.dlflOirtil.Sdl* • ....,., ........ ~. -~·~ .... ~-.--....-•• •"1J"''' IManl\cw 2l:.l4 ~) w ,. ,~ 11.J Mtl'\4 , ,,,_., IJ, llJO I.:: 10-1 (A ~· Ow ltf'f l'lf T~• e.; '"" S-.-M""*" ''-f 11ttt A-..,_..,,,,,."(•di,~ ,.,., NY r.-..~-.1JOP.M. • :. r. J-iy I ) "W'h1 '4~~ Jt~ 14 •,.... Mol...,, Pl'ftcf 1>t J• • ~ s.in, ... , A.M.. k ti)O AM ~,.,_, 14 •t ~a. .. _,. T...Up, ~ U •It "-rit la dw "'-'el c;.;• Fridays ot e rv month at th Nakegoddea store In Palhion Island ln Newport Be ch. (9'9) 275-3888. The Upper Newport 8ay Eco- logk:al R rve and Nat~ Preserve hc»ts kayak toW-s of · the Back Bay l t to a.m. Sun· days for a two-hour tour at 2301 Univemty Dnve, New- port Beach. $20. Kaya~ avaUable through Newport Dun Watertron\ Resort. Call for r rvabons. (800) 585· 0747. '-. Ar&t and racer Gary Mild· more's ·Hot.. Yachts, Ocean Racers From Topsails to Tur- bos,• an exhlbatlon ol 25 of his ongi.nal yacht pamUng will run through March 15 at the Newport Harbor Nauticctl Museum, 151 E. Coast J llgh- way, NPwport Beach. Free. Miltimore' paintings d pict the evolution of offshore rac- ing yachts. (949) 675-8915. ' WORSHIP DIRECTORY Christ ChU«h by the Sa I ,.,..J \td"'.J." 1400 \>,, n.lbo" lllHI 1'CW1'"" l\r .... 11 l4' ... ""* ._,,,.' "" ~. •• i.rior"41W.. ....... I he kc' I,, , .. 4,,. " ( IUf• l'"••CHt l'l'l'I ,,11 ,.,,, Coata MeM MISA VlllDI • UNl1ID MITHOOllT CHUllCH 1701 ...... ,c..M. Wonhlp a °"'"" Scheel &130 -..4 10.00 ...... Dr R.diard (714) 979 8234 • tMidml&AllAagdt f' \_...,,... _,_ <-.. "'4 M., •.64 1)4(•t At -tfwA .. ,_ llCfJWINC OCJft Tr4111• 1Dtfli(; OalST AND-SmTM>~~NTY • . . The RnJ l\m L> Havnn. R.r..1ur '.>l NOAY" HU>l ll I -• I W, l•h.m• 'I -• ~ ~t. .... IAJ..11 IW ... ~...It I 0 Mft ( :hvr .I l"' ~.,,., Nl lblll> CAIU' AIAl/Aflll Worship 9:30 Jmt .•• ....._. .. ,....,.,.._. ' . nae Jewltll Pudly s.ntce ol Orange County ii fonning o parenting ·group that will m l from tO to 11:30 a.m. Mondav-at the JeWllh Po.mi· Jy 'Service, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Com Mesa. The program offe'1 pareots • \be opportunity to ta!k Wlth other parents . and a counselor about concerns and to leom ways of u ful parenting. Call for mfonnatlon on fees c1nd group enrollment. (714, .. 5.4950, Women 50 ud older may be part of a dlSC'US Lon group coord.lnatNi by Jewish Fami- ly Services to address tssu uch as anxaety, dep Lon, relatlonstups. lonelln and fanu.ly that m ts ffom 10 ·to 11 :30 a m. Mondays at the agency offices, 250 E. Baker St .. Suite G, Costa Mesa. Prc- reglstraUon required. (714, 445-4950. Frtends of the Newport Beach Pubbc Library Used Book Stol\ are a king for patrons to donate books to repl ni h the dwindling tock. Books may be left at ..iny of the three branch hbraraes at .BaJboa, Mariners. or Corona del Mar. or In the book clo~et next to the Fnends Book Store at 1000 Avocado Ave.. Newport Bedch. All hardcover and paperback dont1tions, with the excepuon of magaunes and law books, wtll be ctccepted t1nd are tax t.JeductJble. (949) 759-9667. Doily Pilot TM....._ ....... le oa.s free computer daliles to peo- ple with fadl.ng villoo who have dUflcuJty ._tng th computer SCTeen. The Ouis Center al ·800 Marguertt Av . , Corona del Mar, often su tons atJJ to sign up for c • (114) 821-5000. Manball'• TM Kwon Do 1n COila Mesa offers free selJ- defem clas to airline pilots and flight attendants. Classes are taught by three- Ume US. National Champion Tom Marshall. Manhall's ls at 333 E. 17th St., Suite 13, Cos- ta M . (949) 574-0122. A sptrltual care dMI meets •t 7.15 pm. Wednesdays at 3400 Irvine Ave .. Suite 1 u . Newport Beach. Call to re erve a eat. (949) 263- 1462. A brain tumor support group meets the hr t and third Thurs<tay each month from 7 lo 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Can- cer Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag Dnve, Newport Beach Free. Regtstrabon not required. The group LS designed to help patients and their families understand and cope with the illness. (949) 574·6232. SI. Andrew's Presbyterian Churcll hm.ts a mental allne s upport group from 6:30 Lo 8 p.m. Sundays m Olerenfleld Hall C at 600 St. Andrews ROild, Newport Beach. (949) 574-2236. .,_ ___ Estabffsne<I In 1962 ----- Monffj NWzt SpW.I ~Pm# FilltM. Di1llllr SJ9°0~: lwlwlnt s.w ,,..,. ~ • ,,,,.. """-' ,,.,._ ... rla d-prlk ~ "'-...., St•11lt1 • S••fooJ • Cocl1111iu uali Service • Ni d Entertainment • °"""" ~~hldt . 251 Shipyllf'd *Y • NewPott lwh --.c11 b!Qn.dnctlcn& .......,., • • (949) 7B-0621 iii t hope m motion to improve Jocal lives. • IVs • Bc.u • leaJ l!Malc: • Tax DedUcdble Oaif>' Piiot . TMJewlllt ._..ys.ntce of OraftC1e County tpomon a dilc."Ullkla group f ocwdng on· c»ncams and responslbilit1ee ol edult children and th9ir permtl from 8 to 1 p m. two 'l\aeldayw a month at the Jew. lib Pamily Servtc. office ot "° B. Baker SL, Suite a, CoMa M9N. StO per penon, per ...son. Preregtstratlon ~· (714) ••5-i050. TM Jewlilll '-ily Semce or Orange County bu a weekly ~Ung support group to MiP pu9fttl 1item atrahagia for aw::cellful parentinQ and belpng them dMJ with the feelingl and behavtor of their cbildJ'9D, Th• group mHtl from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. Mon· d.IYI at Jewtah P&mily Ser- vice, 250 I!. Baker St., Suite O, Coeta Meta. The group will cover topJa about man- aging anger, anxJety and pMf pNllUftl children expe· rtence. Prer99l1traUon NqU1Nd. (714) •• 5 .. 950. TM COila ~ Senlor Cea· ter hu bellroom dandng with Uvt mUltc ftom lhe Peter Van Ortehott Trio on 1\luday nights from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m at 695 W. 19th Sl., Cotta Men. 5'. (949) 548°3884. Jewtda P&mtly Service of Orange County 1pon10n an ongoing healing 1upport group for the chionically W. Th• purpote ii to provtde partidpe.ntt with emotional and tplrttual support to man- age lllnet• and lt• conae- qutncee. The group meeta at 1 p.m. Thund4Y1 aC Jewllh Mort"' Ccm~uJ:/:.. Family Servtce, 250 B. Baker St., Calta MMe. Atten<Wnc. ii free, but reglatration la ~. (714) 4-'5 .... 950. Scnbblie Oub No. 350 ..... from 8 to to p.m. 1bund.aY1 at Borden Bookt, Muatc & Cafe on 19th Street and New- port BouJevard, Cotta M .... S3; New playen are wel· come. (949) 750 .. 871 . 1be Coan ... , ... , dl)lb meets from t to 3 p.m. Mon· daya at the Ou1a S4mior' Cen· ter. New members intetelted 1n trading, buying and MWng 11.ampl and colnl are being eought to jotn theM informal mHting1. There are no fMI required. (949) 644-3244. J.wiab Family Semce Olten onCJolng bereavement 1up· pon groups for adulta at all 1tag .. of lou. The groupa •hare experlencea, hear how othen dul wllh grtel, recetve 1uppon and learn waY" to cope with aadnet and lon. One group meeta at 1 p.m. Tuesdays et Beth Jacob ln lrvine. The 1econd group meet.I at 10 a.m. Tuetdaya at Temple Judea ln Laguna Hllla. The third group rneeta at 1 p.m. ThUl"ldays at the Ezra Center ln Anahelm. Free, but advanee regtstra· tion la requited. (714) 445- 4950. Jewtab Pamtly S.rvtce of Orange County provtd.. 1 1upport and diaculJJon group to Ulilt pa.rtidpentl ln their recovery from chlldhood or tHnage snual abuse. The <l \'."'"',.. • Special Occasion Hair and Makeup • Specializing in Hi End Hair Cutting • En~rt Process Don Wit#tout lusislontl •Color Specialists • &trything For Your Beauty Nttc/s • Q,1y f1,. Best Proleuionol Products U.0 17th St. BEAUT.Y .CENTER • ~ Spo & Solon 283·0 East 17th Strtet, CO.ta Meta BAYSIDE CENTER OFFERS HIGH QUALITY SHOPPING AID SEnlCES. lf the New Year ha you wanting a new look, lt't Brt1ct AIH Salon at Bayside Cmter give you a makeover that will tum hud.J. Owner Bruce Alan h.u 30 years of ex~rlence and hu had hla full rvjce talon at Bay lde Center for 5 years. Imported troplcal1, rotei and Holland flowt'n are only tome of th varl•tlet that Padfic Coa•t Ftorl1t cam . P•dftc Co.,t Florl1t, which alJo d0ct w~dlnp, corporato partln and holiday d.cor, can be reacMd at (949) 640-2319. ' .. ARoUNDToWN group mMtl from 8 "to 9:30 p.m. TuMdaya at 250 E. Bale· er St .. Cotta M . Advance ~tratlon 11 requ1red. (?1 4) 445 .. 950. A Deal1Dg wttb Dtvorce sup-• port group ll offer*'.t by Jew- lib Family Serv\ce of Orang County. The group ii led by an experienced counaelor and m..ia at 6 p m 1\aetdaya at tbe Jewt.ah· Pederauon The he Sc:outl' lhlp Del Mu 711 of Orange County oft n 1 proqram for boy1 and young men ag 14 to 18 lnter&1ted tn Wng, n· hip, piloting, navigation and cru lng. Meo1lng ore from 6 lo 9 p.m. Wednesdays at th SU Scouts Sea 84 , 1931 w. Coe&t Highway. Newport 8 ech. (949) 842·6301 or (949) S51·S591 Campua, 250 E Baker St., Ouu Senior Center otten Suite 0 , C0tta Mesa. (?14) ongolng a btance. c:ounffl· 445 .. 950. . tng and referral rvt for An tn*1alth coupl• eupport group 'ii ottered by Jewllh Pamily Service of Orange County. Th• group addr .. laues laced by couplu ln which one partner 11 JewWl and the other ii not, including ra111ng children. obi rvlng holldaY1. dllp14ylng 1ymboll ln the home and re14t1onahlps with extended famlli . Tho group meets for three w kly 1ea1lon1 Wedn day evening• at Jewllh ParnUy Service, 250 B. Baker St . Suite a, Costa M (7141 445-4950. The Co.ta M ... Chamber of Commerce ponsors a net· working lundle<>n et 11 ·45 a m. Wedn days at tho Co • ta Mesa Country Club 1701 Oolf Course Road. Co ta M a. (714) 885-9090 The WalkJag Club of New- port Beach m t1 at 9 ts.m and 1 p.m. at Hoapltal Road and Superlor Avenue. LoMt the weight end hav fuo (949) 650-1332. nion. (949) 644-32« .. The Costa M ... Senior CIU· zen Squore end Round Oonce Club 1r.o.k• exportenced danrers to )oin lts group from 9 to t l a m Thunday at the Costa M a nlor Centt'f. 19th Street and Pomono Av nu Co ta M (714) 545-5669 A free 1upport group for can- cer poUenl m t at 7 p m W dn day and o upport group for people -.uff orinct lrom chronic fatigue yn· drome m ~ from 7 to 10 p m. Wcdn day• at tho In ll· tute for Holl tac Treatm nt and Re arch 40t<J W t rly Place. Suite too.' Newport Beach (tJ-49} 251-8700 Arthrtlll Poundadori lnltruc· tor Hillery Stone lead~ an «'X<'r· cl at t t o m Thundayi. nt lhca J ~h · nJor C nter. 250 E Boker St . C'O\lo M '"t (714) 513·5b41 Nightly m eUng1 .,.. offered in Co1ita M se and N<>wport I I• • 1. 11111111 ,\ 1111 ·.1 •• 1111 ' It .1 r\11•11 ·, .1111• 111 11 1 No Hidden Call Today & Save An Additional 100/o 20 Years E.xpe ri ence PCS(~) 940-6681 Celestino's C1lestino 's '3" Lunch Specials .. _ ......... ..., OR ,,_,,...cw. T-0.. 1-.J'IWtitf ._. f-lfw, l,_, ._ .. ,.....0rc....w "-t--.-. n.n ...... 0r at n.r. ..... ,,_. ,,._ .... ,.....0r ...... ,..,.. ,,._.. -... _........ . .._,, -..._........... ,.._(, ........ ~ NI :Sc ..... SaW a. tm• ... ... CILll11NO'l ICHOOL LlJNCH TO GOI AHUD a DIUVI THIHJ. ... Sotwdoy, January 12, 2002 Al I B ch for anyone who wants to overcome nlcob.n addJc· tion, Schedule Ot (714) 774- 9106 or (800) 642·oee8 The Newpor1 ports CoUec- tton Fou.ndotlon, e nonprotlt organ.tuuon. OJWrat 1 tree mu eum ot 620 Newport Center Onve, Newport Beech. The tnuMum. whlch hu one of the world's largest collectiona of ports momore- b lla, ii open from 9 a m to 5 pm. we kday1 (949) 721· 9333. The Hoag Cancer Center ~ponsors two t4l du ~ taught by Victor Armand • on for Int nnedlate· to odvanced·l vel students from 10.30 tot t·JO am Thundcsy· lor poopl wtth canc<>r and th lr farnlUo A bogmn r ·ion meets lrom 10 30 to l 1 30 a .m. Fndaya The cla\!i>· s a ro d tgned to rodutl' tr . mer a..i, longe\'ll't and promote a f'D\<' ot w.-11. bmng 'f/Jth be le, eoi.y-to· team, non· trcnuous movt'- m nts to otd in belonce ctnd roncentrauon No rogt5trallon l r qulred The C<'nler 1!1 nt 4000 W Cout H1ghwe1y. Nuwpon B ach Frtte 1cMqJ 722-6237 . Oul1 Senior Center oUen a dnlly tclephont> contact pm· gram for cntors who haVf1 tt lurutod local \uppoM •Ylltrm (~4q) 644·1244 The Costa M ... CommunJ· cttlOr'i Toostma ter' C tub • mt t from noon to t pm @ range Wednesdays at the C>raoge County Department ot Edu- cation, ·200 Kalmu. Ortve, Costa M 54. M b.ngt are open to anyone who wantl to improve hJs or her public peaking kills. (714 ) 444· 5030. .,, ; Tbe N.wport IMcb ~ gw1hed ToaatmaJten Club 1300 m ta from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday In Sgt. Pepperoni'• meeting room. 2300 Brtatol St N wport Beech. Cell to mak r rvations (949) &46· 1274. M ... M....ngen Touteee.. t " Club 691 1.n Costa M ... m ets at 7 p m Tuesdays at Me a Verde United Method1 t Church. 1701 W Baker St Costa Mesa (714) 540-444b Blue flame Toutmatten Club 2717 m t at 7 a.m. W~neitdays ot lhe VUlage rermP.r. oulh CoaJt Plaza Vtllnge. t b51 unllower Ave., < o ttt M !.4 The meeting 11 Ire for hr t·Ume V11lton . (fl49J 85S·4308 Toutmuten Club 231 meeta ot · 7 a m Monday at the Irvine Co 18005 Newport C nter :-.lewport Beach (949) 73'.l-220CJ Harborlt\e Toutmalten Club m •t at 7 a m Wednetdaya cu lhe Bfthla Cortnttuan Yacht Club lhOl Bayside Onve. Corona d I Mar (949) 293· 4f>30 . Best Prices· lest Service· lest Selection l'A•D AOVli.TIHM!HT GRAND OPENING SAT. JANUAIY 19TH AT IESTQIFF PWA Callfornl~ tylt Hom1 . Colll'ctfon no'~ open nt ~~tdlff Pla1.a, offering unlq,u~·. h1Kh-.;iu.ihty hom f um1 ... hinw•. .mtlqu" and dkor for t!\'l"f"V mom In dw home Th !ttOr-., owned b) th • loc1il mother 1nd "°" d .... 1gn tl' m Lol and \1ichul tmt. will aol~r.atr Its grand opttning on turd•)~ January 19th wlth a win and ch l't"Ceptton Al o, Callfom/11 tyl1 wlll pay the tax on all putthua that day. m.in}' 1mpol'K'd p ten from f ranee, England a.nd Italy . C11/lfomla Styli 11Jo ofkrs pro lonal d lgn wrv1ces ~1th two d lgners on talf to ... I t with ltc:tiont and ln·hom rorbultltiON ~" are now recelvl.nJl new arrlv41f of Frrnch beadlnt Roottera. lt.allan potttry · furniture. Shop~ .can custom order furniture and ~shipments amvt dill) Tht ~ houri re Monday through S.turday • .. • -4 • , ~ A12 Solurday, January 12, 2002 The starS of magic come out · Doves, levitation, a person sawed in quarters -illusions will abound tonight on OCC's stage JennlfwK~I DAllY Pll.OT . A m~ LevkoVltch lost his marble ror magic. Uteral- ly. A friend in third or fourth grade showed the. I raeli- bom magician an effect using apri- cot seeds. ·He made them appear and dis- appear,· LevkoVltch aid. • 1 gave hlm my marble collect1on and he taught me the trick. I don't remem- ber how many !marble 1. but 1t was the best on .• It's doubtful that the apncot seed tnck will be performed torught when Levkov1tch and others take the tage at Orange Coa t College as part of Dale Salwak's ·stars of Magic.• But there will be doves that appear out or thin au. people sawed Into pieces and much more. '/think the first time I was ~xposed I went, "Wow/" It took me Uke a storm and I am still carrying the dlsease.' This as the 12th year m a row that the magic show wilJ appear at the college. The lineup includes comedy mag1cian Ed Alonzo. Dana Daniels and has parrot, LevkoVltch Amos Levtcovftch and his Magician dove , and the ongl.llal 0111r•tlc TllRLS The Nw.iport 8eKh c.ntr.a Ubt.y will pment ·~t A wortd Tour" .t 3 p.m. SUnday as s-t of its he Sun<My MuskM series. Pr..m.d by Southa.nd Oper.t. the progrM1 will expk>re the<.>petetta genre frOm SpM, Enga.nd. Fr.nc.. AmericA. . Hungary and Austria. The library Is .t 1000 AYOCado Ave. (949) 717-3801. Oaity Pilot ~ HUP I DM.Y N.OT Dakin Matthews, playing Amolpbe (right), tugs at Emily Sergi u Agnes and DanJel BUnkoU u Horac:e during a photo call for •The School for Wives'" at South Coast ~pertory. lbe Mollere play opened Friday at tbe Costa Mesa theater. 00 or· verse Outrageous and funny, Moliere's 'The School f<?r .Wives' ·gets a new rhymed life at South Coast Repertory Jennifet I( MMMll DAILY PILOT "' • WHA~ -rhe School for Wives" -------illusions of Chuck • AJl l.he world found 'The School for Wives' wicked, and •·WHERE~ South Coast Repertory's Mainstage, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa • WHEN: 8 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturday and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday until Feb. 10. Jones. •trs elegant enchantment for the whole family,• srud Dale Salwak, who er ated th ·stars of Magic" all the world ran to see It • -DIMwt1...,cleVIM, commenting on Mo!tere'S pt.y 1n 1663 tour more than 20 years ago. ·The F rom its first appearance. empha is is on solid entertain-It caused outrage, broke ment. • box·off1ce records and Sdlwak's first expo ure to magic creqted a war of word . came at age 5 or. 6, when he aw a More Ulan JOO y ftl'S and many magictan perfonn at a buthday translations later, MoUer ·s "The party. Hi hnt tnck wa to place an School for W1v • is no I scan- egg Ula paper bag and then dalous explode the bag. The egg would But director David Cham rs ls tum to confetti. By the brne he was hoping thot oud1enc will find 10. bis parents hired him to per· Ute production t South Coa t form et a birthday party. Repertory, which opened Fndcly, "They pcud me S'2, • said SaJ. till mak lh m laugh. wak, who will not be performing. Moll re ts •abl to tum on a LevkoVltd\ d he w born a dtme from tt'!mbly human magioan. momt>.nts -'to J the on you •Thar the truth, like you cU'e adore is dreadful' -and two born e musidan or a paint r or an onds later l ave an aud1 nee artist or a sculptor.• saJd the magi· rolling in the aisl • • Chamben. cf.an who performs oft n et the Mag-141~ne in ve Wlth 1 m nts of le Castle ID Los Ang . "I think the Ont tune I was exposed 1 went, fare and tire, •Th School for 'Wow!' It took m Ul<e a stonn and 1 Wiv • 1 the story of Amolphe, a man sod t nnined that UH~ am still cany1.ng the d · • woman h marri won't c:uckold For Chuck Jon • who ju t -ch at on -him that h g to returned from a tour m New Zealand and AustraUa, exnncure to extremes. Amolphe. played by ,,,__ Dakin Matth w. , ha hj1 wll -to- magtc cam through the t I vision be. Agn • raised from ag 4 to be set when h w 11 . a compl te innocent, m k, ohecU- -~:~~· :~~ ~~ ~~--~---...--J!nL..,._::.1¥JDOCAn~ of~ 9.~d~:.: how in L.A. at the tune,· Jon• His plan go awry wh n Mid. •in fact, m later years I Horace, tht! son of a frf nd, became an o tant for her act.· Agn • ~la ed l,Y Emilv lkr!(I, end • COSt. $19-$52 • CAU: (714) 708-5555 when it was first performed ln December 1662, playing to pocked houses ln Paris CnUosms of 1t abounded, enough so that Moliere felt he bad to respond with a hort play bUod •The Cn· tlqu of the School for Wiv • The resposue garnered a ruponse and the words n w. •Moo re had kind of an out- sized ego to match an out-ized talent,• Chambers said. ·Th Amencan eqwvolent might be Orson Well or Andy Warhol.· 1be genius ot th playwnght. Chamben said, lll part li In th . way he tak thing to extrem , illlowlng us to l~ugb et thiilg that are, on the swfa • unply not funny. · ·1 th.ink reoJJy what th play is, is • detailed examtnaUon ot th male psyche in obseu1ve love,• ~ Chambers said. •1th.ink lt would be hard to find an hon t cont m· porary male who hasn't f lt what . ~ ............. _ ........._ _,._-_ ----------anatliei. • Bergl, who plays th lngenu Agnes. NJd that sh hat noticed that lb.a nl.au ~ __ .....,_ Jones. W ~-/. ~~ -RRD DfJQflf, \ j~ ne"VrlJ~·'"'"'w""-""l>L.,..._,_•~--~.-~;;._-_,_-:,_.=...:;::;. iions, said the hrit tnck he proba-, the v Amolphe tn conf 1. Doe Took. left. ad Emily 8ergl rebeuM a 1Ce.ne. • ~ learned wu ·~ pa bot· dence. Wacki t>nsu , -~mil·• i.ffii<>1t palpable from th audience. tie and glall. • "llle nlraJ thro t to th piece •A bottle and glul are covered 1$ how the character IAmolphel with metal tubes, and wh n the falls Vlctirn to h.I own folly,· Mkt SU MAGIC MGI A11 Dentel Blinkoft, who plays f lOOK· "That, I think. ts v~ human.• .. Thll it the fourth Moliere play for Chambers, who has alto duect- ed "The MiMnthrope, •.·The Miiter• and ·na.rtutte• for SCR. ·1, being ma Mc>IMlfe path, thought It was unportant to go beck from ·Tartu11e• and ·Milan· thrope' to th1I p&ey •• he seid. · •the School for Wlftl • l8CUnld MoUere'I piece ln Prench theater •1 tbllik that the outright miaog· yny would be dated/ lbe Nid, •but it *1't when you feel the reec:tion ol the audience.• SH SCHOOL MG1 A11 Daily Pilot .Soom Celebrating the mctory of young sailors . B.W Cook TllCROWD L ldo I I 's David Levy and Tracey Trucar. both sh.1r dents at the Univer tty of Southern Collforrua and members of the USC sailing team, cJauned champion hip victory an the recent Rose Bowl Regatta hosted by the USC Varsity Salling Tedm, the United Stet Sdlling Center dnd the Alan:utos Bay Yacht Club in Long Beach. • (, \ l . ;;;. .. The event wa the ndllon' largest combined college/h1gh ~ool regatta, attracting rn college> teams including five from the Edsl Coast and 44 high school tedms from throughout Cahlom1a. Lt:>vy. the son of N wport 's Nancy and Bury Levy, members of the Bahm Corinthtan Yacht Club an rorond del Mar, loppered the Cdhforrud Flymg Juruor He w~ JOIOed by Tracey Treacar, the daughter of Karen and Tom TrNcar of Lldo Isle and Scottsdale. Anz • both mem- bers of the Lido I le Yacht Club Treacar served as th crew for the wmrung combandt1on From left. David Levy and Tracey Tteacar of Udo l Je Join Luke Leftltrgwell and Colin Campbell on the USC sailing team. The team won the Rose S-owl Regatta. Teammates. parenlb and fnendi. celebrated the stunning victor) for USC at an after regcHld dinner di Los Alarruto Ydcht Club Victory toasts conttnued on Lido Isle at thc> Levy residence The ceh•brdllon hoopla could bc> ht•drcl all over tht• island parad1 e The Rose Bowl Reqattcl 1s one of the major annudl mtcrcolleg1dte a1lmg events nat1onw1dc It houJd also be notc>d lhdt Corond del Mar High School took u '>c>c - ond 1>lace an the Gold FIP<>I dnd Newport Harbor Htqh Sc.hoot took ct lhtrd plttn• m thP Gold FIN>t. Othf>r locdl !Millors dt> (•rvanq men- tion include thl' outsldndmq broth- er/sister ydcht-.mPn Gary Grime dnd Taylor Grlmes M eredith Potter of Newport Hdrbor High School, Colin Camp- bell tlnd Luke Leffingwell of USC. were> also ttmong lht• scl11inq .,tdrc, Ndncy Lev} who cht11rNl thl' 2001 Volvo Lt!ukem1t1 Cup Rf>CJdtltl m the Newport I lnrbor for th1• Bah1u Connth1t1n v.u ht Club. reports that '>ht-" hue,} lt1unchmH the 2002 toumdnwnt tor both 1un1or dnd senior '>tltlur-. set for t-.lay and June ol th1'> ,.,,u Levy ttnd other df'dl(ttll'<I cum- m1ttc>e mcmbe~ rdl'>Pcl d most 1mprc•<;s1ve six figure sum for h•ukem1d re'iecuch ldst year \\1th the help of generouc, ewport- f\ 1c a underwnt •rs mcludmg John and Donna Crean. lh<>y exp ct to c,urpd'>'> last year's tally Levy :.tdles. "Tha 1s the> mo<>t rPwurdanq voluntf'cr pos111on th<1l you could po· abl y 1magane OrganaztncJ · '>dllors to compete in d regalld • tillowmq them to d o :.omethang thclt they truly low• and di the• s1.1nat>·t1me raise> money to fight the final clearance! ' 40~70%off Ladies' winter shoes & accessories plus excitina new accessories. I clrt•dd(>(I d1-.1•rt't4• ul lc•ukPtnld 1s Jll'>l tthout •iw l11q1w-.t \\.tn·wm po'>-.1hh: • · Lt>\\ Wl"llt 11n tu 1111<1, "\\'(• dff' "' proud •••HI '" qrdlt>lul for th(> .. upport ol 11.11mq c-1111c•ns m tht> c ummunat\ Our hope~' to ma kt• th1., 1•\'Pnl «ll import.ant p.irt ol the .. umnwr ,,11hnq sc•tt"'m m Nt>wport Bl•d< h fur 11101" inlor111t1lwn on under- wntmq tlw .WO.! LPllk(•m11.1 <'up Rt•qllltcl. ph•cl'o(' C 1111 "'ldOC")' LCV)' di 1tl491 h4.>·ll89H • THE CROWD •PPHr\ Thur\daV1 •nd Saturd•V1 S<Mdoy, ~ 12, 2002 Al3 ElllllMllU Gallacher-Ander on Mr dJld M,..., Duncun Gcll-ldch~r of Costd Mesct ... dnnounced the Pngttgement of lhelr daughter Llndsay RenN> to Joshua Lee Anderson The bnde-to-b<• graduCitPd from Cos\Jl MeSd I hgh School and edmed tt bdchclor''> degr • m public reldUons from Pep~r dtne Uruvers1t) whNt> '>h<'. Wd a member of the AJphct Phi soronty She 1s currenU\ employed dS roncordad Uru- versal)··s ~t-l>acc cildurt•dt<' ddnu.s aons coordmdlor The-groom-to-be 1 the 'on ol Mr and Mr. Rogc.>r Ander- son of Hunllnqton Beach. He graduated lrom PeJ>Jx>rdmt• Uruvers1l) Wlth d bdch •lor·., degree m English and '"'" receive hts master\ d<'gw•• t1nd teaching credential from Cdl Stale Fullerton He hds been teaching at Cal Sldte FuUPrton and student teaching di I tunt- mgton Beclch H1qh School h1-. alrnd mater The couple became engaged on Nov 30 c1top tht• Fems wheel di Dasne} \ Cdh- fom1a Adventure A Jul} w<>d- dtng lS planned A 14 Sotutdoy. January 12 2002 DATEBOOK ~4 BuiJdil\g, Room 220. liter HOURS . SPECIAL CENTER SATURDAYS The Orange County Per- fonning Arts Cente(s Satur- days at the Center series will present the Cashore Mari- onettes at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. today at Founders Hall, 600 Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa. $8. (714) 556-2122. STARS OF MAGJC Orange Coast College will host the 12th annual Stars of Mag1c at 8 p.m. today at the Robert B. Moore The- atre. 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. $14-$33. (71 4) 432-5880. TAU SHIPS TOUR Utled •The Man and His Musk:• at 8 p.m. today at the Orange County Perfonrung • Artt Center. 600 Town Center Drive, Costa M , Goulet. the original Lancelot in ·eametot• on 8r0ctdwQy, will be joiJ1ed by his son. Michael. $.16-$66. (714) 556-2781 SUNDAY MUSKALE The Newport Beach Central Ubrury will present · ·Operetta! A World Tour• at 3 p.m. Sunday as part of its free Sunday Musicale series. Presented by Southland Operd, the program·wm explore the operetta genre from Spain. England. Prance, America, Hungary and Aus- tria. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. MUSK AND BOOKS Borders Books, Music & Cafe wiU present the ja7.z-playing Bruce Friedman Duo at 2 p.m. Sunday at 3333 Bear St., Costa M esa. Clas icaJ guitarist Joseph Vash~r will perform at 2 p.m. Jan. 19 and pop musician Mark Bruce WlU perform at 2 p.m. Jdll. 20. Free. (71 4) 279-8933. GAEUCSTORM Gaelic Storm, which per· formed in the film •11tanic," will pldy a free courtyard concert 2 p.m. Jan. 19 at Muldoon's Dublin Pub. 202 Newport Center Drive, New- .,. SEllll IED . Tile university ~ nt the cor· ner of Campus and Univer• ity drives m Irvine. (949) 82'-7288. JAMES NAUGHTON 1Wo time Tony Award w1M r James Naughton will bring h t4lent to the Orange County Perfonning Arts Cen· ter on Jan 24-27 as part of the Center's cabaret 54.>ries. Naughton. the litllf ol •City of Angels· and •CbJcago." will perfonn plec:es rrom jazz to country. Performances will be held 7:30 p.m. Jan 2• and 25. 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Jo.n. 26 and 7 p.m. Jan. 27 at the Center. 600 Town Center Dri- vo, Costa Mesa. 546 for 9:30 p.m. and $49 for all oth r ·"1* how • (714) 556-2787. BEETHOVEN'S FtFTH The Pacific Symphony Orche$trtt Clas ics series will presen~ Bee~oven's Fifth Symphony under the baton or Carl St. Clair at 8 p.m. · Jan. 30 and 31 at the Ordnge County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Me a. $21-$56. (714) 740-7878. . MONHEIT JAll Free tours of the tctll ships J.iawatidn Chjeftain and Lady Washington will be offered from 1 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, while the ships are docked near the Newport Harbor NauttcaJ Museum. 151 E. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. Both shtps wlll be in town and available for toun. and Sdils through Jan. 22. (800) 200-5239. HOT YACHTS The Newport Harbor Nault· cal Museum will present Gary Miltlmore's ·Hot Yachts. Ocean Racers From Topsails to Turbps" exhibit of 25 origmal yacht paintings - with photographs and mod- els -through March 15 at 151 E. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. The muse- um is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sun- aay. Free. (949) 675-8915. -port Beach. The band just released its third CD. ·ne •." on the OmTown label. (949) 640-4110. VICTORIA. CHAMBER SERIES The Victorid Chambc:>r Series will continue at the Unitdnan UmverS<tlist Church ,with clannettst I lakan RosengT<>n and pianist Anne Epperson on Jan. 19, plam t Valentino Gottlieb on Feb. 16, soprano Keiko Takeshita .md M 'lou D1etzer on March 16. the Dl'I Gesu string quartet on AµnJ 20 and pianist M'lou Diet;-cr on May 18. The church I'> di 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. $8 for adults or $5 for or;tudenl'i (9491651-6493 Red Buttons wUI do a "Command Performance" appearance at 4 p.m. Jan. 20 at Orange Coast Col· lege's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road. Buttons, a frequent performer ln Las Vegas and Lake Tahoe, won an Academy Award for his role tn the 1957 fllm "Sayonara." He will be joined by vocalJst Fran Jeffries and the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra. $27· $29 In advance, $33 at the door. (714} 432-5880. Jazz vocalist Jane Monhett will perlorm Feb. 1-3 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Cen- ter Drive, Costa Me a, as pa1t of the 2001-02 Jazz Club sene~ tn Founders f la~. Show tunes dfe 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Feb. I and 2: 7 p.m. Feb. 3. $46 or $39. f714) 740- 7878. BAABAMAAL ThC' Irvine 8dtddy Thedlre Will present dn dCOU!.ltC MUSIC Beethoven's chamber mu'>K. will be perfonned 3 p.m. JdJl 20 at the Orange Cotinty Pw- ronning Arts Center by mu~i cidns from PdClfic Symphony Orchestrd. The concert will be hosted by Chnstophcr O'Riley, a Van Cliburn medal- ist. The Center is at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. $30-$40. (7 14) 55b-2787 ROBERT GOULET Charismatic baritone Robert GouJet will perform a show CAFE LUDWIG : Cafe Ludwig, the !>('('Ond of three conn•ru. celebralJng •ooN GIOVANNI' Opera Pacific will present d/-nthonfj 'j. ~ Leather Restoration Center Services *Cleaning * Conditioning * Refinishing *Dyeing +CIR SEATS + CHAIRS, SOFAS •. DESKS HANDBAGS & BRIEFCASES • ·---------------· I I I I I I I I 1 Coupon muse ht~ whm oar--. 1 I NOt valid with any othrr olm. EJq11ra dMJMJ2 I ·---------------· 3401 E COAlt Hwy • CAl .. .a 6 7 '-41l'Mi&I - evenjng with 8dal>a Maal. ·non G1ov<lnni " d i tlw the Senegalese ~anger who as c >tdnge County Pcrfornung fedtured 1n the soundtrack to Ail!. C'entl'I di 7:30 p.m. Jun. the ftJm "Black f lawk J.J., 24, 25 and 2b tHlcl tll 2 _ Down," di 8 p.rn. Feb. 2 at p .111 .. Jt1n . 27 di hlJ(l fown the thc>atr1c•, 4242 Campu~ Center Dnvc, Co~t.i Me'><l · Drive. Irvine. $32 or $25 $2.S-$175 (81Xll 14h-rl72. (949) 854--4b07. E-MUSIC MUSIC AT THE ANNEX UC Irvine'<, <..id~">111dn11 C!lec-Musical dcts perform at 5 tronic-Mu.,1c-Sc:>n<'" will offer p.m. Sundays at thf> Piere., <1 fre<> roncvrt IJth-'d • Anulh· Strt•ct Annex, 310 17th St .. l'I From r1n Ollwr" di 8 p.m. Co~ld M e d . fret> 19441 64b· .lt1n ~:1 111 tht· Mu">1t t1ntl 8500. Daily Pilot WHkfNDIWES Anthony's Riverboctt Rwtau- re11l In Newport Beach will preM?nt The Salboa Blu on Friday and Sctturdcly venmgs·und Su:nday aft r- noom. Th~ progr•m will fea- ture jazz o.nd c:Jassic rock tunes for dining ctnd ddlldng. Anthony' iJ at 151 E. Coo t I hghway. (949) 673-3425. POP--ROCK AHO FLAMENCO Tate 5, a funk. rock and Motown act, performs at 9 p.m Saturdays at Carmelo' Ri torante, 3520 E. Coast HJghway, Coronet del Mar. Solo guitunitt Ken Sanders pt>rfom1s cla. sical flamenco .tunes dl 7:30 pm. Tuesdays and Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922. SATURDAY NIGHT R&B Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone Bridge Band pkly rock and R&B dl 9 p.m. Saturdays al Sutton Plttce Hotel's ni- dnon Lounge, 4500 MdcArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Free. (949) 476-2001. SENIOR CENTER AFTERNOON A seven-piece group plays big band tune from 1:30 lo 3:30 p.m. Fndayi. at Oclsis Senior Center. 800 Mar- guente Ave .. Corona dcl f\fdr. $4. 1949) 644·3244. STAGE 'THE SCHOOL FOR WIVES' South C:Odst R(11>ertory will present Mobere's ·The School For Wives· through Feb. 10, with d pdy-whdt· you-will perfomlrlnce dl 2:30 p.m. today. PNformances will be held at 8 p m TuPsday through Fncldy, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Sdturday dnd 2:30 dnd 7:30 p.m. Sunddy. SC"R 1s at 655 Town Centt>r Dnve. $ 19-$52. 1714) 708-5555. . DREAMCOAT The Children's Theater Expc- nynce wlll perform ·Jo eph 1.tnd th(• Am<11my Technicolor DrCdmrodt • throu.gh today di the lrvme Barclay Theatre, 4242 C<lmpus Drive, IMne. PC'rformdncec; will be held tit 2 and 7 pm lb-$18· (949) 854-4b4ti. ·. Daily Pilot 1.0VI Of THltEE OAAHcirS' UC lJ'Vin will P" nt •t.ove of Three Orang , • Conte Carlo Gozzi fantasy fairy t.akt about e m la.ilcholy prince who falls in Jove with -three orang • Jan. 24 to Feb. 2 at.Winifred South Hall al the campus, comer of Campus and Uruv rs1ty m IJ'V\M. P rfonnanc will be 8 p .m. Jan. 24, 25, 31 and Feb 1, and 2 and 8 pm. Jan. 26 and Feb. 2. S7-St5. (949) 82A-2787 'COMEDY OF ERRORS' , ··The Comedy of Erro(1», • Shakespeare' hrst comedy, will be perfonned Jun. 24 to Feb. 3 at Orang Coast Col· l~e·1 Drama Lab StudJo, 2701 F&rvl w ROdd, Costa Mesa Staged by the Col· leg • th atre d partm nt, the play will run 8 p m Thursday through Saturddy and 2 pm. Sunday Free. but donauons dppreodted (71 4 t 432-5880 HAMLET DONE FUNNY UC lrvm 's Stage 2 wtll pre· 5ent Janusz Glowacki' "Fortinbras Gets Drunk" Jan. 31 through Feb 2 dnd Feb 7.9 The comedy, wluch pardlle~ crnd mdmpulute\ Shake peare'b ·~fomlet. • will be btaged at 8 p.m on each day, with 2 p.m mah· nees on Feb 2 and 4 q (949) 824 -4259 ART GATHERING LIGHT "Gathenng l.Jght • dJl exh1b11 of photoqrapru. b) R.achctrd Ross. will tw on.dJ play toddy through Mctrch 11 at lhf> Orang Count) r-.hJ.Sf>um of Art. 850 Sdn Clemente Dnve. Newport B<>ach ~tuwum hours dfe 11 a m to 5 p m Tuesday lhrouqh ·undd\' S5 . · fot cldults. $4 for wmor'i t1nd students. lrre tor member~ and chddr n younger thdn 16. (94q) 759-1122 AUDIENa DREAMS "The Dream of the Auch· ence. • d coUecuon of work\ by late mt.I t Then•su • ldk Kyung Chd, wtll lx• on dis· play Jan. 20 10 March 10 dt UC hvlne' Be.tU C nter for Art and Technology, at the campus, comer of Uruvenity end Campus drlvea. There will be a panel di.lcuAion 2 p.m. Jan. 20, followed by 1 reception. 8eell Center hours are noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday throUgh Sunday and noon to 8 p m. Thursday. Free. (949) 824-2787. UFE, ART • KAltAOK£ ·Lee Sul: Uve Forever.~ an i.nstaUallon by Korean artlSl Lee Bul constSttng of video and three karaoke booths. will be exhibited' Jan. 26 through May 5 at the Orange County Museum of Art, 850 San O e.menle Drive, New- port Beach. Museum hows are 11 a m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. SS for adults, S4 for eruors and tu· dents, free for members and children younger than t 6 (9491 759-1122. aLAYA EXHIBIT The Orange County Museum of Art will present the work of pamter. photoqrapher. !)("U]ptor. pnntmaker and poet Ennque Martmez Celaya through Feb 3 ell the muse· um . 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. M useum hours are 11 a.m to 5 p.m. 1_\Je day through Sunday. $5 for ddults, $4 for semors cLnd students>; free for members dnd chtldren younger than lb (94q) 759-1122. ART WORKSHOPS Newport Beach Commumty Service wa.1.1 present a Draw· mg dnd Pamt:ang workshop sene on Wednesdays through March 6 from 10 d m to 12.30 pm at the Vince Jorgensen center, 2005 Dover Dnve. Newport Beach Muru Shdron Stem Will I ad the ions $66 or $71 for the ene (9491 644-3151. DANCE MARK MORRIS The Mark Moms Dance Group will perform 8 p.m. Jt1n. 24-26 at the Lrvme Bar· day Theatre. 4242 Campu Dn w llVUle. The program w1JI feature "Dancmg-Hon· . · DATEBOOK Scudoy •. Jonuoty 12. 2002 Al5 COWIOY MUSIC . Cowboy musician Michael Martin Murphey will perform at 8 p.m. Jan. 26 at Orange Coast College's Ro bert 8 . Moore Theatre, 2701 FaJrvtew Drtve , Co l~ Mesa. $25-$27 tn advance, s:u at the door. (714) 432-5880. c>ymoon." -H11nu>. • c1nd more 1'> ctnd S4fl 1114<.ti 854·4h4h SENIOR BALLROOM Bdllroom dunnnq 10 th • mu<,1c of tht• ~t1y Rohb1n., \ombo I'> oll..ri>cl lrom 7.30 to 10 10 p m 1\1l•\<lt1y\ di Cos tu r.. h"'>tt St>ntor C: •nter. 695 W I <ith ~t 'S'l 1cwi1 f>45· 215b • DANSCENE STUDIO Bt11lroom done mg I'> olfcred di 8 pm on th(' hrst Fndcly of l'tlCh month dl Oanscene Studlo, 2980 McCllntock Woy. Costa Mescl 10 l714J b41·8688 BIG BAND DANONG An dftemoon of danClJ\g to big band mus1c ts offered from 1:30 to 3:30 pm Fn· days at Oa IS Semor C'enler. 800 Marguente Ave . Corona del Mar. Coffee and other refreshments are 5erved. (949) 644-3244. 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(949) 642-4522 SCHOOL CONTINUED FROM A 12 '-" When asked why, Bergl ~ted to the subject matter. •1 think (the fear of adul- tery) ls still rampant in our society,· sbe said. "Ult did· · n't exut, people wouldn't find it so horrifying or amus- ing.• The actress. who is mak- ing ber SCR debut, said that he was scared to tackle the rhyntlng,versedtextof Ran- jit Bolt's tr(lnshltion before rehearsals started. "I think that this transla- tion Is so actor-friendly and un-metrical that I stopped worrying about It after a whUe, • Bergl said. "I re6l· iz.ed I was in good llands with David, and watching other actors tackle it. I was in a scl}ool for verse. • Although he used Richard Wilbur's translations for •Tartuffe• and "The Misanthrope,· Chambers said he found Wilbur's ·school for Wives" to be "rather leaden.• "It was hypermetrical and hyper-rhymed,• Chambers said. "Wilbur's translation is overdone. (t feels like old costumes.• He read Boll's t 997 trans- lation and liked the "nimble and rather liquid" verse, but was put off by the nlimbE:r of British-isms. While working on his own translation, Chambers found himself wandering back to Bolt's version. Rereading it, he realized Chuck Jones will perform hllgnmd llluslom at "Stars of Magic" <&t Orange Coast College tonJgbL · LIFnllE llAIAITIE CARPET $-19i. n. . . . Daily Pilbt . SEAN ..U~ I OAl.V Pl.OT Hal Landon Jr., left, Daldn Matthews and Martha McFarland rehearse for South Coast Repertory's productton of MolJere's .. The School for Wives." that he liked it a lot. Cham- bers made arrangements with Bolt to work together and change the British terms into American. Though they've never met aod never talked on the phone, the two have been exchanging e-mail regularly. •He's very sweet and has been wonderful in terms of rewriting segments during rehearsal,• Chambers said. Both Sergi and Blinkoff, who was1ast seen in SCR's "Nostalgia,• share a similar- ly JUgh opinion of Chambers. "Through David's unbri· dled enthusiasm and passion . fortlte theater, he has creat- ed a space where Moliere's 'fantastic' world can come · cllive, • Blinkofl said in an e- mail. Bergl agreed. · "It is really invigorating and inspiring to work with a group of people. whether they're backstage. in the ho~e or onstage. to bring a dassic work to life,· Bergl said. "I don't thlnk ai:iyone in this building is doing It for the money.• When asked what he will MAGIC take away from his expen· ence in ·ne School for Wives,· BUnkoff wrote: ·ne best comedies, I think, are based in truly human terms. This is one of those plays. And when you have a director like ttus. a set like ows. a lighting and sound design like this wiUing to support the action of the play, a cast like th.ls ... it becomes magical. The world comes alive, the work comes alive, and it's one of those special times•that one remembers why one loves the' theater so much.• CONTINUED FROM A 12 tubes are Ufl~ they switch places.· Jones said. He moved on to Wuslons, like the broom etfect in which a woman is su9pended ·per- pendicular, with only a broomstick holding her up. "My favorite ene now is one of my Stgnature FYI • WHA~ "Stars of Magic" • WHERE: Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa • WHEN: 8 p.m. tonight •con S16-S33 • CALL: (71 4) 432-5880 pieces,· said Jones, a California native. ·A girl is divided into four parts and then the parts are --~mixed up -the head's in the middle, the thighs on the bottom and so on.• It's a trick that Levkovitch will get to see from the wings tonight. ·Always when I see other magicians, I always say 'Wow!' even though l know how it's done,· he sald. Our f~ ...nae~ t•••\Ytor ,., ~ ORANGE COUNTY EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR WOOL 111111 CAIPIT OF LIFETIME GUARANTEE CARPET Llfttl•• Shi• W.rr••ty Llfttl•• ••• , •• ,, •• ., s2 4i. "· Llfttl•• Cn•• W1rn1ty Llfttl•• , ••••• ,,. • ., R • .. GucniofMDIY m- "Ever aee a coach ltave a heart attack1 I juat about keeled over ... • OWll Sorat. Estancle High boys basketball co.ch . . ,__,.,,.-~ MAn HERRINGTON Doily Pilot. MEWS VOWYIALI. UCis~ept CRAWF08D HALL -The UCLA Bruins pt host UC 1rvipe ln tbe second match of the Wyndham West Coast Cballenge Friday nlgtit at UCI, posllng a 30-28, 30-25. 30-27 victory behind the play of Cemeron Mount (tS lillt) and Jonathan Aco6ta (12 kll.ls). Matt Komer added to kills in the wtn. As a team UCLA hit .500 for the match. UCI was led by Jarett Jemen with 14 ldlls. while Jimmy Pelzel and Kyle Weichert had 11 kills ap1ece. In the first match. Pepperdine (3·1) WAS a 30·24, 29-Jt, 30·24, 30-15 winner over use. out- blocking use. t7-3. and ·out- hitting Troy (0-1) •. 449-.118. COWGE MEN'S HOOPS Anteaters eye Idaho Big West leaders must contend with a pesky zone defense. •On KUO a9 fm r~ Alter earning one ol 1ts biggest wins of the ea on. the UC Irvine men's basketball team continues a two-game road tnp to face Idaho tonight at 7:05 m a Big West Conference match-up. The Anteaters (l 1-4. 4-0) remamed \ ~e _o':'1y undefeated team m conference ~er-beating Utah Slate, 67-66, ..---------. Thursday n1ght m Logan. Utah to snap the Aggies' 31-game wl.nnlng streok at home. ••.r Green jCOfed 31 pomts to lead the charge and 4-0 takes a team· ... , hlgh 23.1 points Ai.1'WMi UCSI Utah St C.I Poly PKifk ~ Northridge Long Bead\ St kWlO Fullerton 3·2 per gatne aver· 3-2 age Into the 2·2 contest Wllb Ida· 4 2·2 ho (4-10, 1-4). 2-2 ·we don't 1·3 want to forget the ,.... great win over CM Utah State.· Dougla s seld, •but we have to refocus for Idaho as every conference game ls Important.• Idaho coming cft its first cooterence victory. 69-67, over visittng Long Beach State Thursday. ·we have &D advantage me-wile over Idaho, whose tall t player ts 6-6. buJ Idaho bas good overall athletic ability and they are very active.· Douglass said. ·They play almost exclusively zone defense so we'll 'have to bury our outside abots. • UCI bu a ba1aoced tarting lineup featur1ng sophomore center Adam Parada (t 1.7 ppg. 6 . .S rebounds per game). junior forward Jorden Karrts (11.7 ppg. 6.6rpg), aopbomore forward St.arumv ZUDk (9.1 ppg, 5. t rpg) and 1unlor gu'&rd Mike HooCS (7 9 ppg). 'The Vandals will counter with Rodney H1la1nt (9.• ppg), Justin Logan (8.8 ppg), Betbuel Fletcher (8.6 ppg) and Moe Jenkins (10.6 ppg). -· • • Sp.ts lcltor Roq. Corl.see • 949..574.4223 • Spotts Fa.JU 9'9.050-017-0 . Saturday. Jot\C1Qrf 12, 2002 Bl HIGH SCHOOi. BOYS IASIETIAu. SailorS hanuµer Vaqs by 40· Newport blocks 14 shots and nets 11 of 19 from from ttuoo-J>OUlt rang (nearly three-point range to remain tied atop Sea View. SU%), w n't th only strong point for the wumers. Newport llfTY ,...,_ . ln tructlons at Thur day's also moth red the smdller DMY Pl.oT practice. Vaqueros with • defen Jve NEWPORT BEACH _Two 'days "1 dellrutely had th lr ear pr~ we. bloclong 14 livUle more,• Hirst 'kltd ·we came sht•ls to h Ip hm1t the vmto~ after a one-point Sea VJ w League-up against the \dme two-KOlllO.tll to 28.3" .. from the held tl 5 of openlng wtn over Aliso Niguel made three zone Ah\o UM•d and, '"""-47 5J). the Newport Harbor High boys as a std.ff, w<> wt•re vPry pk!~ s.11ors 11 "It's imnic WP hlocked M> basketball team a capl.lve audience ed w1lb Ollr ddJU'>lments • many hots, "ilnC(;! W~ Wf•nl forCoatbLanyHirst,theSatlorstook With bett.-r \pclc1nq. w1lbd m.1Uerhnt>up.bec'dUS(• no prison rs against VlSlllng lrvlne. crisper sns1dl'-olll!>1de pdi.ssng dnd I wtt'l concerned with their qu1C'k·' ~tung vutually au facets of the better loot work o n three-point ness," HU"St M11d game together, the Tu.rs rolled lo an 87• Jumpers tho SdUor. ( 14 5 2-01 anked SmallN, howf'ver, ~ relatJVe, ct\ fl. 47 league win to remain Ued for hm · • · ' " place with Woodbridge. No. 8 m O ranq<> County, outscored foot-8 tldfbor \O phomore Jd1n1e ~1 think (Wednesday's narrow w1n) the Vaquero (7 ·11 0-21 sn every Olefenbdch t u bloc ksl and 6-b ~ruor really woke them up," H1rst said of his quart.e,r Tony M elum (thrPt' block"il both players, who were lockoo onto Hirst's Offense. LJlCludinq shooting 11 of t 9 tdrted . i;.it.>dms Ptl1cv1c, a 6·8 1uruor. wa the hr t Sa1Jor off the bench, cotlectang three blocks to go with bJs e1ght points and seven rcbot1nd.s IMne's starting hve averages! 6-0 Meiwn fuushed '(Ith d g4la>e-higb 19 pomts Md rune re~unds, wluJ D1ef nbdch added su po1pts, beM>re JOl\lmg lb other tarte~. as well as Pcljev1C', on the bench for the fi~al eight mmutes Sernor pomt guard Gre<J Pernne dupped in 12 points, flvf' rebounds, hve• a~ 1\ts and three st(•als, whtle fellow sen1or Enk Peterson ddded 1 t poin~. hve r~boun~. one block and two steab Starter Chuse Cclllleron had four points and three a slSts wl\Ue Chad • SEE NEWPORT PAGE 83 OAl.Y flllOT PHOTOS If SEAN Hll(ll Corou del Mar' Bart Welch (22), on left. Is fouled by &tulda'I Fernando Maldonado. Above, Welch an~ Est.uda's Zack Novak (12) battle It out for a rebound.In Friday nigbt's Pad.Uc Coast League baskelba.Wgame. Eagles come from 14:·hack " Estancia overcomes upset-Eagle ' b2-51 Panf1c Coast start.ulg nods because of hard minded Sea Kings, 62-SJ, League boy\ bet kPlball e work viej.Q.J}'.. •Then th y Jwnp out to d in memorable PCL contest. ·ever .t t Odc-h h4ve a 21-11 ad •• and without tour heart attac k? I just about ofthelr t4rt B."Sorcesaidol ltkhard 0\#wt keeled over.· Estanoa Coach the Sea KJng (4 · lS. 0·2 m 0MY Pl.or Chns Sorce said of ~· SCI 1111 IB the PCL). who OU\SCO.red th COSTA MESA -Fittingly. the tugh-dnbblmg, lffigth--Of-the· .... ..._. n bo6ts. 16-7, an~ tint qu rt r game's defining mom nt was a coest· · noor dnve down the m.lddl ...... 61 and scored the second to-coaJt dribble and layup by the w1th ":02 lclt. ndpptng d 41· penod't fl.PSt hve potn tallest player on lbe court Friday night 47 deadlock & llst41l<kl It~. 1· 11 rallied at Estancia High. The g.tm between N wport·M tn the serond quart r Zade Novak While Estanda 6-foot-7 center Joey D tnct nval beg n much different capped 4 tS-3 Ea9l 'C'Onng run Wlth UndquilC converted a thtef>.pomt nlctY than clthercoacb bad plannod. Upset· 4' lb ·point play on a layup with on the ddve. wh1cb bro.ke a ue and put nunded Corona drl Mar Coach Ryan 0·02 remairung. the Eagles ahead for good. It w n't Curry opened with four starters on ~we.played (the Eagle ) pf\ tty tbe only tb1ng a UttJe off balance m the th beocb. wardmg four <>then with ev down the ~ tC'h\ • Cuny <l. DMY PIOT llGll SCHOOi. 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I I VIE....JO I Your ''Affordable'' Lexus Dealer r isit Vt1 P/ione l~t Sales 6 Sqvice 888.584.4882 I 1lonvlejo.com Daily Pilot' SPORTS So_,rdoy, Jonuory, 12, 2002 B3 Mustangs drop second straight in PCL, 75-64 ESTANCIA CONTINUED FROM B 1 - -~ -------- - - p8dfk CGllllt 1 I I' e WL COSTA MESA Showing Vast improvement wasn 't sew·· enough for lb e Costa .._.. ..... 75 Mesa High ......... 14 b' 0 y s basketball team, which dropped a Paone COd.Sl League game, 75. 64, to PCL favont Northwood Friday on th Meia Door Co ta Me a Coach Bob Serven MUd tus Mt.ma.ngs played a much better game than in the 82-51 lo ~ at Unlver 1ty Wednesday But the Timberwolv (13-3. 2-0 IJl the PCL) had five players score in ¥ ~ouble bgures -There was a lot of improvement. -Serven aid -Maybe we could have won the game had we defended better We battled I Cdn live with that lunc.j of an effort. It's a positive, but the reality of It LS we're 0-2 m league. We can't wony about that because we huve E.!.tanda next up.· Senior point guard David Conte led the M~s (11 -7. o- 2) with 21 points, conng 14 in tl~e second hall. whlle senior Ir v'''' I) •' ,,......_ NII" pD~ ...... 87,IMne47 'M>och~ 52. lAgl.lll His• 1 •• tm em-aamJ , ••• ,.......,at~Hlls Alilo Nigl.-1 at lrwle NEWPORT . CONTINUED FROM B 1 Rorden and Ross Forner each came off th bench to net a pair of three-pomtcrs. Melum and Perrine ctlso dramed two from beyond the Mc. while Pa) vie, Pet rson 41ld Collin Tully dlso con.nt)cted r rom distance for the Tar Tully's th.ree-pomter in the hnal seconds gave Harbor its biggest lead clfld finallz.ed the sconng. A season-high 13 players ~red for th hos • who have now beaten Irvine hve lrAlght and 12 of 13 The 40-point margln ti the Sculors' <ieas<>n best, coming bve gam after a 72-32 tournament victory in Alaska The 87 points were the most for the Thrs ln the last 88 games. The Sailors finished 33 of 63 from the held (52 4°'o). IAYIWIJW Ne 'i rt....._.,,..,,._ a ~llirO--S INltl9 ' " 12 15 47 NlwpOtt Hltbcw 2l 2S 21 It • 17 ..,,._ • KIA'Will 7, Heider t, laillJ 2. Johnlon .. 111'.tford 2. loins .. ~ s. lttghC s. Hllitfrwl 1 (/...., 2. Nguwen 2 ).pt. OIMll • "'* ), .....,_, 1. roulld out· none Ne 'I rt ...... · MeUn It, ~ 11. °"''•!bed\ I. ,.,,,,. , 2. c-on 4. ~ .. ~I."°"* I. .... ~ .. Tl.tlty 1 i.ouw. 2. Gi.iC 2. v..•._o. ~o ).pt. OIMll • Meka'n 2. Pwrine 2. ~ 2. ~ 2. """"°" 1. ~I, Tl.tlty 1. • tou6ld out • none Shop Harbor Blvd.dCars Chad V&kili scoied 15 of 1us 17 points after haUtune. After traUing 28-20 •t the half, the Mustang hill behind, 41-31. wtlh 2:.C5 left an the third quarter. However, Costa Mesa cut the lead to 46-41, after scoring ix unanswered in th flnal 40 second or the third. Senior Carloi. Jaime <:ored twice. And Conte found ruor Juon Millward, who scored 12 points, underneath for a buck<>t with one second left. Th 'nmberwolves, coached by fonner Estanot and OrangeL Coost College head md.O ~ O'Brien, retaliated with d 6-0 run tn the first two nunut of the fourth quarter. The Mu tang got as dose as 55-t9 alter VaJotl completed a three-pomt play, then Northwood went l '4 of 14 from the free-throw hne the rest o(the way. raanc; CMST tw;ul MNam_NMIOO __ 75. CosfA MllSA M laW911or~ Northwood I 7 II 11 29 75 c.o.t.a Mlsll 10 10 21 2J -M .......... fenyl7,ll~15, Gt-,"·~ 4. hlley 13, s.nttwz 15 .).pt. go.Ma • s.ndwz J, T9fTY I FOYled out • none. Tedlnlclls ,_,. , c.o.ta .._ · Ja.,.,,. 6, V.itll1 I 7, 1.J.ndqu'" hrmh ·(J with a gamt•· hlCJh 22 po1nli dfld 1 b rebound bt•fore foultny out · • JCX'y Lmdqu1 t I!> capcsbl ot a tJoublt•-double every night 11 he com to play Llk that,· Sorce wkt. -11 h~ unldpJX"<l dbll.lty U he puts hls rrund to 11. h<• could go farm tbis gclm . I IC' dommdled the gam on both nd of lh floor. d.nd Mdld.onoc.lo ( 1ti point dnd nine rebound!>) and Jorg Prado ( 1 q pomtsl did ct rue'\! Job. 'knock1og down shots f rom th" outside We hctd ruC' bdldllre • Prddo tut q of 12 free Uuows. wlul l.tndqwst WdS H ot 11 from lh ~pe Kevan Mctnc tllds came off th<> bench to ledd Cdf\t with 12 points, including two thwe-point '!'\ latl• tn thP. hn.t qud(tN a~ th<• St-d King!> bwlt d '>utpn,Ln<Jly lcugf' k'dd Peine-ho d bom addN.I 10 potnb for \d!\.I Junior qudfd Bret t-hu~en the only WCJUIM CdM -.tdflN in t he hnt•up, pro\1dt'<I hi'> lf'd~ with an 1•t.1r1y '>Jklfk. muJonq d ~(·di dnd rt"tst. I •ddlnq to lh•• qamp'r., hr'>l bucket lhy Lw'> Nt.11.u 1 !\ltttwn 'wlllk d thre<>· pm nt..r l l~ mto tht• g«nnt' to g1vc• C'dM c.1 c;.o l'd<w "'nrthwood : • t •• l ,t.an< IA I 1 '1 (_~on• def Mar O J ,,,.._..._ ........ a. c-. .. Mll'SJ NcrhNoad 75. a...~ .. lb4nlty81~e..dl50 ea ..._.r..1 .-na a am..> stdrtl.-d lh<:ir rumebt.I k t10d <Jul~rt'd the • d Kmq't. 22· ?, lhf• r t uf the hr<il hdll Prddo di~'' ltn1.,hed with \IX rehounds, two d'>'>l'>h und d '>l(•dl rAQfK COAST 1.1AGU1 EstMOA 62. a.....-. MM U k-."1~ COION ~ ~ 16 12 12 I) 51 bunoA 7 22 14 19 u c-.. ""-N.t~ 2 l\Mu.r • H11det>tAndt 0. ~t<k Odom 2. Wolch l lb1tvtdge 7. ~Aborn tO. GI.tu 9 MAnc•llM 12 l-pt g<>AIS ~t*12.~•llM2, Nottht. 2. *born 2. GIA\.l 1 Foui.d out GIA<k w•bOrn Tectmoul\ non. btMd.11 (.t(hol.I 0. Pt.tdo 19. L•ndqullt 22. Millward 12. K11kor1M1 6. Conte 21, Clltk 0, a.II 2 )1Jl. 9QM • Conte J, V.aklll 2. KttkorlM\ 2 Fouled out · a.1c. V1lul1 Technlcals • Co.di SetWf'I \f.A"l Ht..ER I OAl.V I'll Jf Corona del Mar's Pancho Seaborn (14} duels Estand a's Fernando Maldonado for po session. • 1Thc ';1•d KmCJ'>I wt•n • mdkmq c.111 th(•tr 'hoh t1nd we• wen• mtsslJlg P&'>y '>hui.., • ~11d Sore '" who'<' tedm Wd \ 3 of l 7 lrnm the• f1t.•ld m the opcnmq pt:•nod AflN Ent Clt.1" "ur<•d to g 1v1• C cll\.I t1 l 1·7 cu.,h1un 1n the> <,t-cond tfUtH1 N., Of)('ntnq rnmut<>. th(• Edql~'> Pinto 0, MA~ 16 ~I 2 Noo.IAlt l, Vllldt\ 0. Ander*' 0 ]pt pl\ ~J Pt..002 Foul«! out l•ndQuost Tfdlnuis not>l' Women lose, 76-67; Men lose, 61-48. IRVINE -The Orange Coast College women's basketball team will most hkely lose its 10th-ranked position i.n the state' alter a 76-67 Ornnge Emp1re ConJerence lo ., di lrvmc Valley Friday The OCC men dbo lost to the Lasers, 61-48 Co.K'h Mike Thornton's feclf'> oJ all OEC teams being dang rou'i came to life as the LclSN\' women' team (1·1 tn ronferenct>I shot 63°0 m the second hc.111 to nwntam their advantdg The Pintes ( 14 -5, 1 • t) hot 26' for the game (16 of 601 tlS they truggted to find rhythm Meanwhile, Coach tevt• Spencer's men's team didn't get enoug~ production from 11.s big three -Stephon Seale • Mdrk Meyeri. and Ryan Webster. The Lasers took ddvantag<> of th tr free throws, lnlung 15 of 22. while the Pirates ('4-12. I· 11 '>hot JU l 4Of1 QIMil Pnl CO!llll!CJ ... lllv9e VM.1.n 11, OlwGI CoAsT 41 Or-. C..-Ohwr 2. Brown S. ~ ). Wollt.wm 9. s..i.s I 2. Tiylor 11, ~ff 4 11~ 2 ) pl 91»k lrown I, Willi.Im I, SNlft I Fouled out none Tt<Mi<.M none lfvN V...., Sufi J, ~I Ill. ~. 11 ~Id 5, HM1m¥1 6, Hendef1on 8. Walls I. S<onten 2 J pt CJC»" Hanman 2. Hendtnon 2. • lomblfd I, M.tnwll I Fouled 0\11 ~ Tt<NllCAb none H411h tme ~\/alley. l S 24 OIAl!i( IW!ll CQ!!llfN<I WOil! lllv9e Vlil.U6't H. OW.. CoAsT 67 Or-. c:.o-t jotwl 2. Mtlll'llle I 0. MUlll)l 1, ~ 12, ~ IS. Qutroz I. Nellof\ 7, Mlndoz.A 6, Vllll ~ 4 Otton 2, Gt.ty 0 J pl 90M G.i-o 2. IWuusht 2. Httson l.~•· foui.ct out ~ Murrr, TectwfUll • none IMf"9 \laleJ • 0twt0n I 2. l'wnm 2', H41uA l. NiewWle S. ()Win IS. 5.lmur• t ~6 l pl 90<"' o.w-i 2. ""11tt I, ()uoM I foui.dout ·HAU ~ TfdY'C. none ~1me IMM Vlllltv, )().20 Llgh~ning strikes, 59-51 Fitzhugh scores 21, grabs 19 rebounds. NEWPORT COAST Sage Hill High went on a late run to earn a 59-51 victory over vmltng C apistrano v a I I e y C..-~OW 51 ~man ~·••• St Academy LMgue boy basketball game Friday. 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The ct Kmq& (4-h-2, 1-0-1 Ill lhl' PCL1 elf(' tugh dflt'r •• 2-0 ~ m t1I G.wnctd, wtuJ<-th<> Edgll' (3-8, 0-11 • .ue low .i.ftN complcllnt1 their wu~t 1x•rtonnun< l' ol th 'dson D<'hrutely, our l~l qom<• ol the ye<1r. 111 t rms ol delenihniJ. • C dM Coach .P<1l CdUucJhdn ...ud • (fatdnCUJ) tw. hod SQme goo<l reswl!>, but I don't know 11 lhC>y t1r<~ lht• l<'dnl lhdt they wc•rl' Id t yet1r We re <1n mtproved tt•ttm, hut I don't know ll lht•y Ifft• Sul I know our lt•t1m pldyed wc•IJ 1Fntl<1yl ThP !>C'Orl' duln'l 11\dll t1t c how we•ll \H ' pluyed.· Ml•t1nwh11t•, L•tqh•:. Cone h Stt•vt• Cn•n.,hdW Wd., dt"KJU.,h'<I. to '>tlY th<• h•t1!tl. uf how ht!> tettm} ould nut Cdtry 11v1•r 1ntl'nMty qttlht>rt•d from p1<1C'lln•., <1nd t1 .).() hN~ dl Northwood W1•dnt•\dt1y ·w" play<•d wt•ll dCJdln .. t Northw0<xl. • Crc>11Shuw '.Kud ·w1• pluycd with qui\ Tocl11y 11611 SOIOOl. IOYS SOCCER w • M.al tumdrouncJ W pit~ mt nsity. o qub. II Wd t.t1 wo t r I 'b4ve n. It n't bt dbout I r becau thcri b no r n to be a.frdW uC Cotoni d I M 1, It wo ju t. tttw. l!dgh ) don't 'think. Th y Wt!nl lhrouoh lh motions TMy tton'I trun~ltltl• onythm9 hom lhf? pr.icuc hcld to lh •gum<... • On the"> t"Of\trcuy, t"\'( rythlnff med to foll into pl...t< lor th • Sc.i K1n9 fTnd1\y. Th y da.,.plc,yt>d lnlen Jty lrom the out t and um !CJ d c1wl ea' ht 1nil\Ut('(> lllto lh root t CdM sophomow Dunny Wl\ll1t1tcr thr •w in the lktll tc.> juniu1 Al11k(• f>llUoo. who tappt'd It bdck to Wlul.d.kcr ncur U romcr. Wtu.Wk r tll n uni •u h•~l ,, n ar-pNIN1 cross tn front of l!sl11nctu' 9001 und •nior Aldo Baull let h •ud l1t1nforc1 l ·Ol dd. 1\vo nu.nut pnur tu &ull.)ta\ uou.I. lh lfoglt•\ luund whdt would bf' lht>ir onl~ l>Conng < hunc • ul lh • duy From u c.vunt r· cttl,t<"k, El.ldn Id Junior Jtlv1~r MUJan ~ lhe bt.tU owr to Juntur N1kola.l l>oudl h •nJw, who booh>d d -.hot Uwt C'cUOlllt'tJ on lh 11CJht J>Ol>l ol C <IM\ i10.1I Our 1t•<1111 pld)<'<.I rt'dl w<•ll. Cdll<t<Jhctn \dlc.J ·c;1.mtl~. 1G.t<1nuu11:. 11 quod. ynung lt•t1m, hut our 'ilyll• rc>ully m.tlc hes UJ> weU with lhem tC-dJl. IJ 1u'tl c·umt• together dnd pl.iyt-'d r<•dl Hood '>OC< t>r • The St•d KU1q:. c cmtmuc•d tu clll<1ck dflcr tht•11 t-0 IC>c1d dnd an tht• fin.ii minute• of thl• hr-.t ht1ll dt•hvt•wd ti IMC k -hr1·,1k111y qOtll Andy Almqui..I, ( 'clM'., -..·mor lc>om uipt • .un. put u Ill<\' touch nn hi' lrt>(' k1c k from lll'tlI 11l11llwltl thut luntlt"tl 111 lronl E!.ldllCld's net. S<>nio1 Url'tl Lurhl''>I ldppl'<I •• JM:.' ovt•r In Whit.1k1•1, whu quit kly louk .1dvt1nluqt• ul <111 open rwt C'tlf\I 1u111nlt111wd <tlllllul u1 th1• wconcJ hu1f•w1th 1h da>lt•n"'' ll'd hy \l111qui...t St•d KJnq'> y1kllk1't'fX'1 <•t'<>ll C 'ollll'r t1l-.o play1'<l ..olkl ddl'f\.<;(• Thouqh ht• hctcl fll!>l IWO 'dVl>\, Ill> ltt.'(fUt•nt ly IPll tlw n1•t lo '>tull E'tlcln<"ltl dtltlC'k!o Tiw '3ct<Jll"> t1l'>O n>n•1vt'tl ... om1• cl11h•n"vc• ht•lp ITT tht> '>L'<"ond huU. 1m•\ t•ntmq lht• S.•tt Timbcrwolvcs tic Mesa Co ttt Mt•\<1 I hyh wnwr C'l\ui.cn f\.lt1rshc1ll\ tju.tl l•ttrly 111 th1• .,.,. uocl httll quvc• th<' hrn.t Mu ... tttnq't d ll'lHI. but orthwootl all'>Wl'rt'<l 111 llw 77lh nun111t• l o lurcw <1 2-1 Pt1< 111< < '0.1'1 Lcoque hoy..."'" c t•r 11 • Fncllly Mc">d '>f•mor Ch Suh' c 1invt•rti.'CI .en .1 .. w1t by li1Jly Lund lor ttw f\ 1u!>lttllfl" hn.t <1<.1<11 <1nd M1k1• U clHhON d'i'>llolt'CI ~l.11"\!11111\ I.illy Brycf' • hc•ncldn mad(• ftv(• \dV('' for thC> MU!ttt1ng'> (7-:1-t. 1-<l-1 an lt•c1uu1·1. who VL'>ll cros town nvttl 8.tclnotl Wt'<lne~tuy tt'i Pl L pldy continue•' Mc'>d < 'c>ttc h EU<)l'Of' Duy olo;o crt•cllll•d tlw play <11 w nlor 1111cJli<'hll't R1< r1r<lo L11nt1 SPORTS GREG fltY /OAl..Y Pl.OT Corona deJ Mar's Julien Cerutti (5) and Estanda's Chris Cacho (white jeneyt ln a one-on-one duel. Kmgs frfJ111 extendmg their lcdd Senior Rolilndo Vlvdr and gOdlkccp<>r Giovdnnt Go1ll.clJN, who hdd eight \dVes, mddc wmC' kf'y de>fen!.IVP 'itup Crenshdw so1d he hope.• E tuncict Cdn redch its pote>nl1dl 'iOOn C'<>!.tu Mesci (7 ·3-1. 1-0-1) invades Wt.'<lncs<idy di :1. t 5 p m Llgbtning settles for 3-3 ti The • .. ge I hll I hgh lxly!t !tOC'Ct?r teum w tU1-d lur d J .:J t1C' with Aradl'my l..edgue ho'>I Cdpt!>llano Vallf'y Chn lldn Frictt1y Juhcln Sm1th-Nt>wmdn !.C'Ored two undssisled qodls for lhe Llyhtning (4·3-1, I - <>·I J c1nd CC".df ArTldCJd cKld<'d Sct~I Hill'!> lai.l qOdl with an t1~1st from Sn11lh-NC'wmcm. \c,..c ll Noureddant• Cl-Alam'<; Llghlnmg rulh •d from d 2-t hd.Utun<' d<'hr1t, but the• 13dglcs 11ed 11 with ftv<> manult'!i l<'fl Th • E<Jgles improv{>{f to 4-3·3. 0-t • 1 "I le's '>lWh u gredl pl.iyt•1, • El-Alam I.did of Arriagtl. lhc younger brolhN of fom1er E!>ldOcid I Ugh and Or<1ngt· C'Otl!tt CoU<>g('"Sldn<lout Hiluno. MURPHY CONTINUED FROM B 1 hdndPd out an ~..,, to ht•lp th<> Vl!>IUOC'f Sculo~ dcfcdt prcv1ou ly unbecllcn l!I Toro, 10-4, Jiln 4 h • u!MJ M"Ored thre.• CJOdls 1n dn H-n win ttl Cdrbbdd. wt•ek!." Kcimt>tl '>did. •.JU!tt lht• OVt•rdll tnll'nsity or her play hds .111lproved Sh·· JENNA MURPHY an poutb C'Omp1Jed ~1drch through May Thl' WcguMd lrt1lnmy dbo hcl J>fld ht> r lmptov 'hc1 'tlet'Cl Thh ., •d!>Qn, .,tclrted out .~the fwshman on varsity I wtts lhc mctll girl, J~l leammg And now I'm one of lhe lectder> on the tettm It JUSI rame with exp<•ncnce • Wht.I<' her unprovemcnt hds C"Olll<' Wllh <'XpcnenCl'. ii\ her dVers1on lo losmq lhat sent her d 'itron~1 Wilke-up c-dll this WdM>n Arter et1rly-sea5on lo..'K•\ to Bdrk 8dy nvdl Comn<1 df'I Mdr dnd San l>lf'<JO County powe r Powdy, ·oh. thut lelt rt•dlly good,· Murphy '4lld of th<' wm over El Toro thut <1ven~l'll t1 7-h loM 1n hvt• 11vc•rt1111t• pt•noch lo tlw C'hunwr. in t1 ('If Soutlwrn SN'hon D1v..,m11 I quttrtt>rtlnttl. "(The WLOl fell {JOO<I. e pec-iully U..•ruu~•· ul 1,..,1 y1•.u I Uppt>d the buU for 11 qot1l for lht>m (tn lhl' lou1th 11v1•1t111w f><'Ood) I blclm('d my.,t•ll ld!tl y1•<1r I took ii µn•lly h.ml U111 my lf'clmmdtt !lo help<'<.! nw rP41ut• 1t wo,n't my lctult I wttntC'd to provP to (El Turo) th11t we dft> lhl' l>l'llN 11•11111 I don't ltunk th y wen• rnudy for how 11\U( h W(' Wdl'llcd •I • Murphy\ I •ft-ht1nch~d 'tk.llL' k •pt tht• C"hurcw,.., oll bul11m 1• Uuou~hout Uw <JdmP Yet 11 wu h •r int •n 1ty lhul Odmt•tt Wd'l mo<oil 111lprt• l with • ht' hus r .illy p1ckCKJ up b r gdffie tn the lu t coupl ol hooung the l>dU redl well and .,hl''S 1>loyinu 1•xcep~l0n· 11lly wt•ll 111 g<1me • Mmphy ... ti'"° dWd.fC th.di 'he has 11nprov1-tl Sht• battlt>Cl throuyh t1 • 'huuldN lnJUI)' w t 'rt·ur und clun1111 llw oll'it-d~n '>ht• 1ncf\•tl'>t·d ht•r trunglh by mutnlutntncr u bui;y ~ht<dult• ""'"' Imm trdlnmg .md pl<1yanq ~dtPr polo. Mutphy bN"c1nw u c rttht"(I tx·..ich bh."guurd th" \lllll 11\1 ·r. Among the 3 1 pt•opl • whu w •w trdlnmg to l)Ctom it lilt'<JUtlrd, I.Joys tn ludt•d i19 u;.23, Murphy 11.niSh~ thud Murphy U'>UalJy ctllt•mpl<, lo WIO lht> bull Oil th~· optmtng 'J>nnll> In udd1Uon, ht!Cdw.t' he IS ti 11.'fty, <ilW l!t ..i kuy on llw Sailor:.' pluycr- udvdnlugt' pl11y' Sh • h~ ttl tl'>'>i!>l'> th!!> w.u.on. cUlt>r pl( kinc1 up thrt-.• on fnclr1y .u1um.-.t Arlm91on of Rtv •f!.tdc> .111d C orl l)dcl • 1 hctve 1mprovC'd. • '-did Murphy. whow l~ go.1b 1h1 "'11't0n l! thtrd on th team. • L..1-.t yNr, I w11 LnJUr id for hc;U Uw l\Oll. Hui I think I've Jw.t muturoo more an tbt> port. I've: xpNi need more. I f\ turphy <1nd hl•r IC'd.ntmc11t•\ realized lh •y rould pl<1y much bC'ltt•r • Aftf'1 Cc1M dnd our lo!os to Poway, I wtts .,ic k of IO'itn{I clO!te gdmc .... • 11.lurphy !!did • 1 Wdntec1 to muk<' d diffi renre Wf.' wunted lo pruvl• wht1l we'rl' mttde of My life t.'> pretty muc-h wutt•r pol<> lx>cduse w &J)('nd '° murh ltmt> at the pool A lot of thf' q1rt" on thf' tf'dm ur<' my h1t'nds WP spt>nd i1 ton of Um • wlt.h II The t dm b · been pltlymg with e.tch other lor c1 long ltme l'vp known m Uy <'Vl'l)one mce I w 12 We'v l n wa.itmg for lh1 yedJ" dnd next year. W know wt> hctvP. to work hard and ke<>p on trymg our bard t. • NOTICI OIF WW., CA tatl Doily Pilot lllFl.Y Sailors top ·ArUngton, CarlSbad, eye Foothill today in the semifinals Corona del Mar splits -sldggers Coronado, 7-4, but falls to Santa ~argari~. 7-3, in second round. Newport Harbor Hlgh's girl watar polo t •am ~ def led Arllngton ii Rlvets d in lh .. flhl round of th nld Barbara Toum.am nt Frt<h1y, 9...t, lhcn knockod olJ Carlsbad ln the second round. 9·5. to mow~ into today's •1ruHnals against h1c hly rt>gardoo Pooth1U est UC S...nt .. BMbd.ru It' an t 1:30 t1.m. matchup with lhe wlnnc.>r going for th llUl' 111 •·JO p m. Th loser will return at 3:30 for l.tu.ttl-ptu< l4urels Th Sailors, now 12·2. w re led by Anntf' W1ghl'\ four goab 10 th victory over Arlington. Jennet Murphy had two goa.b t1nd 10111 t a.ls, and Katherine Belden had one yoaJ and five st<>als. J ca 8'1U and Paige Lanstny aho scored In th victory over c.utsbad, Beld •n and Murphy c:>dch ..con·tl three goats and Ball had two gOCils clnd two .lSSlsl!t Lcmsanq roundt'll out the scoring w1lh one gOcll Leah Crocla had five sav m each victory Also competing in th tugh-pow<>red toumuml'nl I'> Coronc1 ch•I Mt1r. which open~ with San 01 !gO powf'r Coronctdo Th Sea King swepl to d 7.4 victory over Corontido, bul m th1· second round, thf> Paone Coast League powf'thou stumbled .met lost to Santa Mu.rgarita. 7-3. The Sed King • now 10-3. Me in the hfth·placc> .,emtfrnai.. todtt~ .il 10:30 a m .• a!M> on the UCSB campui. A victory would put CdM an the hfth·plCJCP tlntll di 1· W p m Hardison to Cal State Monterey Bay Corona del Mar HJgh senior Sl<•phunh• I lclrd1:.on ~ 'iaid he will conllnu<> her !tO<'~r ntr<'er nt'xl yct1r di I. I C 'al Sldte Monterey Bay. • _ ·The area lS great dnd th<' cOdchl'' th 'rt' dfl' r\.'nl nice,• HarcUson said. ·1 JUSl wantPd tc1 .. 1._iy m CdWomid • The Otters dre 1n the NAIA -by Steve Vlrgrn ewport falls, 62-18, at Aliso iguel · The Newpol1 Harbor H1gh wrC>5lhng teilm IO\t 1~ ~ · S<•t1 Vi •w League opening dud.I match to hu'>I Ahso .. Niguel. b2-18. Thursddy J'l ~ NC'wport 1uruor Jon Rolshcl11l, who recordt.>d the only victory W1lhoul forfeit, won with 11 f>ln I.I\ 5 24 cl he Wltht'r(.•d tu:. opponent w1lh dggr~~1ve !thoounq CdM sailors second, wport third Corona deJ Mar Hagh's 'id.llmg tc .. 1m ftru.,hl'<I .,.~om.I c.J m th A and B d1vis1ons of lhe ctnnuul RO'>l' 6owl Rt.>galla Sdtu.rdc1y and Sunday an Alt1medt1 Bdy whtll! Newport lfo.rbor flrusbed third. CdM's Divls1on A k.tppcr Wd'i Phtl Stemlt>r with nl'w Adm•nm• Potterson Division B lupper Wd.'> ( "harlw Ullmun w ith CTf'W G lund llanwn N<'wport Hurbor D1vl!>1on A '>k.tppc>r wu ... 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