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Home My WebLink About2002-01-27 - Orange Coast Pilot-SUNDAY E' D '1 .T I . • • SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM ...... SPORTS Orange Coast College's Laird Hayes. a soccer coach who doubles as a seventh-year NFL offkial, has been chosen as one of the Super Bowl's sewn game offte~ls for the Feb. 3 game in ~ Orteans. S..hge,1 ...... UFE & LEISURE SUNDAY STORY . . . ...... Screenwriter David McKenna and wife Marcy of Newport Coast are hoping to score for Olive Cre'St. whkh provides homes and services for abused children, by helping to ~nize a Super Bowl Extravaganza. lltiQTOS 6'1' GMG ~I OAl.Y 111..0T Corona clel Mar Higb School sophomore Monica Deladurantey, 16, shares a laugh with her •best buddy," Andy Howell, 18, as she helps b1m wttb 10me computer work. Below, Monica lends a helping hand to Andy as be weeds the garden outside his classroom. S..hgeS Be co • g best ·buddi_es ...... COMllUIHn FORUM Corona del Mar High Sch~l students Andy Howell and Monica DeLadurantey have strengthened their friendship through involvement in a program that pairs special education students with those in mainstream classes Rita Go~g. president of the Newport Beach Premiere Cinema Guild, speaks with Assistant City Editor James Meier about the guild's role in the NevJpClrt Bead\ Film FestM&. S..hget 1111111 ... CALENDAR Want to know wNt's going on In Newport·Mesa ttlls week 7 This month? Next month 7 Check out our Ultimate Calendar. See ...... A ndy Howell is a gregarious teenag- er with an engag- ing smile that lights up his face. Monica Del.adurantey is more reserved. exuding a quiet confidence that belies her 16 years. They have known ea.ch other since the eighth iJ!ade at Corona del Mar High School. They go danc- ing, watch movies and eat lunch together. But during the school day, they a.re in different claaes -Monica, a sopho- more. ii in a mainltreem dalvoom and Andy 1s in speda1 educatloo claues. While their friendlhip evolved naturally, they have forged a doeer bond "' TOPROIY Corona cle1 Mar High School was a.a tint In Newport- Mesa to Implement tbe Best hcldlel program. through their mvolvement with the Best Budd.t pro- gram. an international non- profit orgamz.ation that bas recenUy established chap- r ters at Corona del Mar and Estancia high schools. The program hope$ to SEE BUDDIES MGE 4 Leveling the technology playing field Buffa s news of the ueird I t't a lock Or \s 1t1 Som intereltmg lteml Ul th •Free computers, banded out Saturday. will help 130 law-immie students in Rea Blementary's Technology Academy Piiot Program. • Mondo Bizarro. lile tbia week. The ftnl is the • cootlDuing mywcery ol the tr.way locb. wb.icb l w ple111d '° .. get tome long Oftldue attmCiclll In this .., publka~. Por ,..., rw w........S ...... ..,.. ..... ., ~--....... d ftlUlldl, .................. ' t'1 ...... cm. ... ......... .... -.....-... _...., u .. ... r--..... .... .... ---· 2 Sundor. January 27, 2002 JUSTllTTlll 1111 FIVl•STAI 01 A five-star 'resort planned for the Balboa Peninsula escaped an early death by just one vote last Tuesday after City Coundl mem· bers listened to residents passion- ately opposed to the project. The controversial decision over whether Steptien NEWPORT Sutherland should BEACH begin environment.al and traffic studies brought no votes from supporters bke Mayor Tod RJdgeway and yes votes from Greenllght supporter John Heffernan. And skateboarders have a little less elbow room after the cound.l approved a.n ordinance to restrict the sport m some areas of city pctrks. Poved areas that slope more than 6~o and installations bke planters. benches and stairs are now off limits. Customers dissatisfied with Lntemet and cable service from Adelphta may have a chance to be heard. In hopes of persuading Adelphta to correct problems that have drawn large numbers of complaints, the oty has hued con- sultants The Buske Group to con· duct phone surveys and focus groups. -June, ...... (~ Newpor1 8Nct1 SM may be re.ched It (~) 574- 4212 Of by ..mail It /UM ~•ndefll•tunes.com. lllPOIT UP IN AIMS Further forgmg a line between north and south. Costa Mesa City Council members narrowly voted last week to offtaaJly oppose a park at the fom1er El Toro Marine Base. The counctl voled 3 to 2 to adopt a resolution that encour- aged Costa Mesa residents to vote down Measure W, wluch would allow for the zoning at the shut- tered bdse to be changed to allow a park. II the-SOuth County~ COSTA MESI backed measure succeeds, It would pave the way for an Orange County Central Park and Nature Reserve and tla.11 any plans for an tntema- Uondl cttrport at El Toro. Residents, who believe John Wayne Auport ~ill be expanded_ lf another Orange County Alrport is not bwJt, attacked the council for what they called a weak stance on ai.rport issues. Although it was Mayor Lmda Dixon and Councilwoman Karen Robinson who did not support the acbon, critlosm was hurled at Counalwoman Libby Cowan because she is employed by the oty of lrvme -a dty that has poured a lot of resources into opposing an airport at El Toro. Accusations of a possible con- flict of interest were suggested. despite the fact that Cowan inibat- ed a ~view and was deemed to have no conflict by a state com- nuttee. • 1 will be happy to step away from Uus and leave you with a 2- to.2 vote,• said Cowan, who has repeatedly said she is in favor of an airport at the former base. -&'°"8 ........ cown Costa MeA. h m.ey be rHChed at (949) 57~ Ot by• IT\lil at lolitil.,,.,.,,....,.~ocim. WllBUYlllL Ill IOI.LAIS IOlll! The Newport Beach City Coun- d.l erased a lawsuit on Wednesday that could have drawn the dty Into a tar pit of future legal bills. Th counol, m o Tuesday I I • I CllllllLllll 111 ·11PNi ' "The way I loolf at~ I want to,,. a Reaganette. I.,. Reagan a. a human being who reolllecl that power wot corrupt and JI you dJdn't hove a heart, you were aunl<. • _ ...... ltlfz one of~~ <NI...,. to DllMOCl.ac GoY. Gf-r OMt,; on htt ~,. modll. • The 52-yw.c*f ~'""' nMM Is. longst'Ot In 1he ,.,. for the -ltlfhn nornfNtb\ wflkh will be deddlld b¥ "10llfl In the ~doted primaly MMch '· .. PHOTO OF THE WEEK • 'ROLLJNG ALONG' TIOllllS ... .,. ICms We always try to match a photo with a •Lory for our front page packages. This time it was a 1tory about a new dty ordinance almed at re6trlctlng skateboatden. 11te Intention ol the story was Lo show opposJng Glflumenta the J.uue would likely TO.lae at the Newport Beach City Coundl oft, minding his own bu.sineas. I moved into position. meeting. • Getting a photo to Ulustrole thJa put me In tough spot. To find skateboarders In general is one thing, but once I found them, I had to show them abiding by the low and I had to explain how I was going to use them in the photo. Using a 400 mm Jena, I crouched and took some shots, purposely making it a allhouette. When Pierre Andre noticed me, he didn't seem to mind. I kept shooting and he kept doing tricks. I was getUng the ~ded photo for the story, while getting an attay shot at lfQl1le Ume. I approached Andre, talked with him, told him about the story. He was a former pro skateboarder and was pleased I ·chose• him for a picture. ·,. I was having a lucky week. I started at Newport Pier and saw nothing. I then walked south to try my luck. From a di.stance I saw a guy on a board goofing, One of the most satWying pam photo/ournalJBm ts having an idea and finding It in the field when you need it most. under deadline. It was a nightmare for rush-hour drivers Thursday aftecnoon as an overturned van and big rig on the Corona del Mar freeway halted traffic on lhe southbound lanes for hours. PUILIC SAFEn The crash also left a huge gash on the roadway that Cal· trans workers spent hours repaui.ng. A SigAlert was issued and extended well into Thursday night. Three people were also injured in the crash. One of them, who offida..ls said suf- fered trauma, was taken to Million Hospital in Mission Viejo and two others who were not as seriously injured were tabn to Irvine Medical Center and Hoag Hosptta1 respec- tively. -DonLHch SEAN HUU I OAl.V l'l.OT -0...----COWf'S P'Jblksafwty Ind couns. h m.ey be rNChld at (949) 57......u6 0t by e-mail at c/Hp9.bn.ra~t1'rnft.com. closed session, approved a deal that leads to a ban on public mon- ey in the Measure W campaign. The El Toro IL 1010 Reuse Planning Authority, the coalition of South County dt:iel who filed the suit. followed suit by approving the deal on Wed.nelday. The lawsuit stemmed from a public information campo.ign · funded with a $3.67-mllllon grant from Newport Beech in March. The grant was banded to the Airport Working Group and Citi- zens for Jobs and the Ed>nomy, two groups who support an El Toro airport. On Thursday, Cound.lman John Heffernan said he wanted the unused portion of the grant. whJch is estimated to be several thou· sand dollars, returned. -Paull Clnat cown the enoAronment .,_, laM w.,,... Airport. He m.ey be~ at ('M9) 764-030 Of by ...,,,... at /»Ul.difltonelltimes.com. Wiii Ill ...... ITSAID Orange Coast College political science Professor Ken Hearlson last week Cmally llUCATIH disclosed the con- tent of a lett r be received from President Margaret Gratton that b cons1ders a reprl-rnaitd . . The letter directs him to comply with district rules and regulations relating to harassment. admonish- es him for singling out sped.lie· students on the be.sis of their reli-. gion or ethnicity and dec:.lares that atudents should not feel obligated to defend their religion after he bas portrayed it in a negative manner .. Hearlson says that's tantamount to pnor restraint ~d censorship. • The Newport-Mesa Unified School Board also unanimously voted to continue discussions with St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church across from Newp,ort Harbor High School about finding a solution to the parking problems plaguing theuea. _.,..,.. ... _ .. ~ tducation. h ~ t».f'MCNd It ('M9) 57~' Otby HNlil lit dlinh,~dmeuom. Doily Pilot 101t1We QUOTllLES .,We're .uJng aome klnd of re/Jet from a total banning of pets.. -o..~ of Newport~ a nigular wtth his pet • .,,. pd ft Sat\ ~ Hilk Road,_,. He\.,pcwt Ridge Orf\oe, on wtry he and about ,..., °"* resi- dents met whh Meftt Property M.,._ qment. ~owns the pllit and sent out the notkti ttfllng residenls that It ~Id no long« ~low dogs there on Of off leasNS. ~ residents plan to work with the company to find • compromise. "Every naw and then, we make the patJenl hostile to keep [the student.BJ on their toes. " _....,...."11Hn. on the iurprlses he has in store fot the UC Irvine medOI students who uke his htienti1:>o<tor II dass. which is designed to famili¥lze students with communicating. perlorming physlc:AI exams and dinlcal ruson· Ing-analyzing patient problems to ~in con$1stent findings. ·1 don't think t.here'a a park in the city you can go into that doesn't have damage and injuries from people playing baaketball, baseball, soccer, tennls. Somehow, we take a dJIJerent approach with skateboarding. We pun· ish the spott, punish all the palficipants in the spott. • -.... Krendey. a Newport 8ff(h planning commis· sione< iddresslng the City ~ii as a resident~ fathef on a reYlsltt ordinance thalt adds certain areas of city pattcs to the list of pt.tees alrffdy off limits to sbteboar~ OISUlllOIBl•I ~There's delin1lely a sl<ateboatding subculture - a culture of defiance.• -lbd 1Ud11wa19 mayof of Newpott ~ on pan of Why he l9eed with the ordl~. which passed UNnimously ~y. • "Maybe they th.in}( lt'S modem art 0t something, I don't know. But I'm veiy. very cu.rlou& • -•Monti. Cosu Mesa public seMces director. on tlw more than .0 padlocks thM were cut off of a fence on tt. Bay Stre.t btldge Thund-v b¥ c.altr~ main~• worten. "The play reflecu Ille, and IUe Is not alway.s simple or easy.• _,.,.. Loul. profetsot at UC tMne. on who/ the cttOfe to put on a produrtb\ of CM· lo Gaul's •Love of Three OrMge:L • The ~. on nag. at UO ttvougt\ ~ If tt. Stofy of • hypochon- drl« Pftne• who Is wrMd by • wttc:h to kNe three Of al'lgeS and ~ fot them to tt. _.of the £at1h. .Dailylmlot. ll.AQlll$ HOJlljl (M9) 642-6086 fight No MWS Aor• llh*euont. edrton.t n\IUtf ~ -..n_,_,.. IWMCMlbe~~ wrm.n '*"' •o •of~ owner. Sllf 111111 VOL.9'N0.27 ---~Nlllfw ,..,-. .... Nll1't...-. ........ onr.r UllM-.,, ..... .... __ ....;;. ___________ . -'pp u.~ w.ow .... l:MtPMlll .......... ----~aw ... ... ~ i--i.:V' . ...... ........ -_ ...... ......... ....... /llA. I YS -~..:· ...... I ap pP 1- r ,,.,, ....... 0..... ... -...... --~1' ... .,..~--·-,..., ..... -...nlllldt,....., .. S1MUI Pwtlll ...... ..,..._ ........ ,__,.,..._ ~ " ..... ' ...-.····--..... a... ,,... ....... -.......... ,.._ ,,,...., ...... -.... ...... .... ,.,.,. ... ,,....,, -.r;au -......... ..... .......... PMil' ,..,. a -... ....... ,._......, .. wa419 ..,. I kV kont yoA/11 CDnWM1 IU about the Oely llt6ot or news ttta M'W'U OUr.....,.. It )JO w. ~"" C.alta -.., CA GGJ. 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Kerm· Rima~ was the place for hardware and hanging out Young O.ang OAtlY P1lOT T nw \.dllll' 1"i nuw m the "l>Ot Kl•nn R1md \ · Hdrdwure Stor • oc c-u- pwd until th<• m1d-148<h A dllff>r(lnt bu tnt..,., r<1n tht• how oolore Tntl' \.<1lue looki~9 BACK lf•ppt.">dtd \ldl) Ellen Godddrd. d for· ml•r p.stron of th busine «ml volunteer clt th<' Cc><.ta \ll"'>cl t hstonccd N>c-1ety From 1 q5 t through the m1d·'80l> Krnn RJmd s \\d<; d Co-.ta Mt•"id hdngout dlmo"t b~ defdult bccduse dnyone who wa.i. cm~one wr•nt lher • to buv bd 1c m~~<,1lles lor tht> homt> • Alter d whJle, pdtron qot to Vl'>lllnq Kt>nn RmM· not only to bu) hdrdwdrf> but to hdnCJ out with the othN peo· pie -cit) l<'ddt>r. lonqtunP re!>ldent" -who \\NP cll.,o IU!>I hdnginq out "\\ ht.'n. ~·ou ne<>ded (val1· ou<;J lttUe tmy thmqs. thl'y h.ut th<>m, • Godd.nd s.a1d Kem\ Rtm«. u ndt1ve ot Grnnd Rdp1d • 1\1.ich. owned the tore H~ was active loccilly, accordmg to lhr different Daily Pilot <;ton from th<' '80s, rvtng a everythmg from l<JwdnU. Club pf d nt to director of GEnlNG INVOLVED • GE1T1NG INVOUtEO rum pera odiQlly in the 0.1ly Pilot on • rot.ttmg ~" If you'd lik• infor· mation on .cktmg your or9Muu · tion to thrS 11s1, c.11 (949) ~74-42911 llSlll SEALS C!ci ter all n volun· t no for ong lll9 cl rlcaJ work end lo h lp m pro· grcJrn. for cl\ildr n wtlh dis· ebili and 111 peci4J ven . (7t') 834 -1111. Volunt r trail guides need@d to help vltlton &Nm about t.heit envtnmment ',~. flSl-WIUm.111 (9'9) 6'2..eo80 to help Friends ln S.W... to Human· tty Ulilt wilh tbe Mobile Me.ls pl19.Ul and pnMd9 ongc>&ng enwigtlftCY .... &uat to thole In DMCI Boda aJweys Mek volun ... ..... 1ance m • v.n.ty a1 .... . CM91MW050. ,.. ............... 3 l ... < o.,td \fe~·s Chcunl)(>r of C omnwrc • AJnn Pinkie~ who rdn h1., own hot·'>pol CdUed Pink\ Dnag!>tort> 1s quoted tn om• <>IOI) ScIYLnCJ Rima '' tt' dn hone't rehdble <JU\ Other known dt>ld1ls about R1md include thdt h£' hdd !Mined In his ParlJt>r Y<'dr<>. to tw u denu .. t but ( hO<>f' to opt•n ti b~nt dnd tuckl<> shop on Pac1hc COdst I hqhwdy msteacJ. H1-. brotlwr Kfl1th abo rcrn d commPrc-1ul h rung bu me .. m ('\\ port IW«ch But m 1951. RUT\d 'tartoo h1!> hMdwarP tore m CO'>td · M • ..., FtrSt he et up hop at thl• mterc;ect1on of l'<e\vport Boull'\ ard and Broadwa~ 'itn>et Then he moved to the !<K>O block of Hdrbor Boule- Vdrd In adchoon to M>lling kitch nware like pots dnd tool like wrenche • Rund di rdn a cotlec bdr an tht~ lldck of the store. For more than three clPCdd , hi !>OOS hPlped him tndMge the store. Alter Rtmd died m I 4H2. d i the dge ot b9 the son., c ontmut"d to run the shop. hut onJ~ for ti couple ypar; • Do you know of ii pt"non. l)IK• Of ~t that~• h•noncal Look a.dl7 Let us know Cont«t Young Chang by faa •t (9C9) ~ 170, e-mail •t )'OUng chM?gOl•t1mfl com. Of !Nil Mf •t cJo O.•ly Pi'°'-330 w 8.ty • St Cost• Mew. CA 92627 Good quality childr n' dnd non11cuon book Me :pe· ('1ally n eel They may be l~ft at any or Uie branch IJbran -Balboa. MdM or Corona rl l M r. or U\ th penal book ct t n xt to th Fn nd Book Store at 1000 Avocado Ave Votun- t are n ed to taff lb used book storE'! that IS mSld th ntronce of lhE' Central Ubrary. Volunteers must be m mbeR of lb Fnends of th Llbra.ry and are ask I to work one three-hour rutt per month. {949) 759-7. Giil SCOUTS Girl Scouts of Orange Coun· ty volun~ to be b'a1.ned .. troop IMden. rve °" ~ c:ommi and give lec::tuNI, demon· ltr•tiont Of dules. 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Th•· qrnup m ct' ctl 10 d m U..1· 't't ond dnd loutth f-nd4)., ol '"' ~rv monlll ot th4! ~lkt~o<ldP.'>,· ton' m fa-.h· to n gotJ t • nyl JOUll· icse ogr nlf!'nt w 1th th cit\' that would rnv r all hear d · foc1ht1 did M1kn Fine, a l \pnt upennt<•ndent A ingle dgr ment would pro- Vld th • ame t rm" for oU th ~dred fac1bt1 like th<• gym , the h ld and thf' pro· posed Mcmn rs' hbrol)' ·w rcdlty wctntf>fl to clo 1t tor d long Lim • • Fuw :o><nd • 1..ct l y ar' epl!>Oclt! CIVN th1• 'wunmm!J p<1C1l put 11 on th•• front bum r.· CurrenUy thf• dl'>tnct hd" two J>arat • J<Jllll·U'-1:1y11·~· menl!> lor tht> two pooh. "1Lh the city, wh1ch charg•~ ~me u<>er a I<•(> But th•• d1..,tnc:t de n't see d 1wnn\ ol thdt mont>v. Let.'<•' s<11cl Mednwhih•, tha • '0 .. 1.. to Bodrd reccx1n1Lt'' dnd hon· Ol"i Esc·ht•r., )(•ucl1•r,h1p 1n thP toun m mdu\tr'\ <tnr. tc1 trd\ ••1 wc1-. rNd1l ')ht>ppmq nnct 'fouth c ><t'I Pldld c·ould lurt> thP Vl'>ltor JU!>I d., ,,·pll cl' lwe1ch1 •" th<'mt> 1wrk" mqht hit· 111 < h· mdlf'. • '>did I IPnr\ ~'<Jl'f'>lwm mdnu<ttn<J pc1rt • nl'r 111 th1• C1J,(<1 \ 11•.,,1 pldlcl tn d "nth•n -.t<1ll•m1•nt E.,c h1•r hr1-. ht 1 11 1uot111q tht• plt11<1' horn lor •ht· f>"'' 44 \l'tlf' Cl \\:or k ma~ hP lp kidn<~y failurP patiPnt'i Rt'"' dH ltt·r' 11 l < lr.11 t• hc1\ c 1<lt>nUll• d l..1•\ 1 i>llulor mtt•rct< lion' 1net 1 •• u .. 1• c or· d1uvc1.,< ulttr pruhh•m-. 111 kid· ne\ 1.11lun• '' h11 h 11111lrl IP11d lo ITf•tttnwnr-. t111 111111pl1< 11· t11~n.., lnund 111 1w.1rl\ ,,11 l..1tl· nt'\ d1'1'd'-1" \ I! I 1111" Tht> di'" I\ l'I\ 111.it11• "' I >r "'lu 1.. \ c111r1 pr111t''" ,, 111 Ill• cllt 11w c111. f P<ilf ol 11111 l-.lc1 nd 111 -...; .. " pur t Ht>ct< h tlt4ttt .!75· UiHfl The Uppt>r Nt>wport 8 d\ Ccol<><11c.. R• ,. r.1• ar n- ' ro , .. ,.port Bl"rt< h s 20 "ti\ <ii..' 1t\ 01lc1hlt• thr .. uc1l1 '\it>\\Jl<lrt IJum• .. \\ttll'lllOlll R .... on < • .. u lur rt''' r. ctt111n, tHOOt SH:'l-1174/ Artlst and racer Gclf) ~mu. mart'., "Hot \de-ht~ Ou dn RdCPf., rrom Top .. ull ... tu l\H· hos. t1n 1•xh1b11ton nt ~b nt ht ongmdl )'dCht J>.nnt.anq-. \\ill mn throuqh f\forch l'"l c1l tht• '\i1 "l><ll1 l l1arhor Ndu· h«1l \lu .. •um 151 c cou .... 1 H11h\\d\ , .. \\f>c:nt 01:etrh rw1• ~hllllll• r1 :. 1>.11ntmq .. dl•ptc I tht• tt\olut1on ol 1111· .,hort• rc1nnca ldcht-. r•4 111 h7 :>·H~1 :>. ~ 20 YE&S Experience! ~tion Guaranteed! morntaan th pool or 1~aldU09 • tn clh.>tl, w t>ly lo mg mon p<JQI b '(CSU th •gtee· ments urP out of dat Cllld the u ,, dnd th ov ru of th m rontrthute to th w csr and tPor -w end up J>dYtn9 for th11t . • l.A•Nf! SctlCI But ace mdmg to tho dqrec·m,.nts. th(! d tnct hus lhP dh11Jty to bill the city for mdtnt1•nt1nc1-, 'did Andr a !l.tc Cum· recu•t1t1un uper· m1t•nd1•nl tor Ne't\port til'dt h le (,uire -.aid the City hci' <Jl\\d)., hd with the ~ Inc I <tncl I~ rl!C<•pU\ e lo db· c u.,,mq rPnH(JOltttllon ol the <1<1r••••m .. nt' < ···nt"' <11111 hi'-tet1m may h•1HI '•• ••Ill~ II\.. tn•oun •nt IOI ltl1• h ••11tl .ind blood VE'1t· ....i•I '"""""" I hot '" 1 ornparue k1<lnf'\ lct1hm· !\ l11•t• rtwn mo ooo peopl nrc• tr ... 111'<1 1111 k1dn .. ,· fd1lure tn tht> l s 1•\'1•r\ ) Pdr, cs numh1·r lht1I hd., doubled tn t h1· p,.-.1 1 > \ htr' ct! c ordtng t1i lh•· l' .., Pt.hhr I h~r1llh SN· \'IC I' Ba~ ~idP fund-r aise r to hP lp ~Pa King !<-"''·'" R1· .... tdtHdnt 1n '1''' port lil'oCh ha :rsum h•'<I 11 -.ix-month lund· r.11-..•r lo 1,.•1wh1 the • ~tudents ,,, < 0111ri.1 rl··I ~!or High S1 ho•JI P.irPnt<. 111 tht• .. chool s I ttl!f) .. t11cl••n1 .. 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Jnnuan. lo June \\ 111 r.11 .. 1 lurul-. tor th1•1r chil· df!•n .... nnc hm1•nl Tf•n per· c 1•n1 QI th•• Jktr~·nt., toldl food dllll l>t•\ l'lrHjt 11111 ~Ill bt~ d<1r1c1h«I to !ht• '-< h1x1I" ctCUV· 1111•-. c.J1•ptulnwnt Further 1111ormc111on 11n th•• tund·rdl'i· ,.r 1-. ct\ uluhlt> thrnuqh 8d)· '1d1• ~1·,l<1Ululll di 194<1) i2 l • I.!.!.! nr < 11r<ind dt•I ~ ldr l;i1gh Sc }11H1l 11t jlJ4ll1 115-1)()()() The Je~t h f.amll} ~rvt~ 11 < 1r 1nq1 < • 1u1 t~ " lomung a p.11.,ntmQ qroup thdt will nlt>.t•t lrtllll ru to t 1 .40 d m \ luncla\ .. di the J •w1'h Fctm· l "wr. 1< 1• ..!.>tJ E Bt.tker St "1111t• (' Co .. to ~I so Thl' prn1ir.11n ollt•r, parent lht• opportunll\ to ldlk ~,th oth· .. r J>c:H1•nl' und d coun-. tor r1ll<1ut <one .. m, dncl to lc.>am ''"'" 111 .. un ...... 1uJ parent· anq c 'dU tor mturmt1tJon on f Pl'' <1nd qroup •'nrullnu nt (7141 H 5-4ll:50 Women SO and otdet ~ llt> J>drl ol d d1..n.J,.,1on qroup 1 0•1r<hnah'<I hv .le•" t'ih Fcmu- 1} ~ l''lCf~ to ~drtn~.,, 1 ..... ut: uch d'-anxwty. depr .!."ton, n•lttt1on.;h1p' Ion •luw..,, and ldrmh thttl met•l .. trom Ill to 1 I JU c1.m ~ 1ondtt\.., at the iltl• nC) olhc ' 150 E Buker ~I u t C C Id 11!"4 Jl h f •1,tntUon rcqWI('(f 1714 ) -445-40 0 4 Sundoy. Jonuory 27, 2002 PUILIC SAFETY POLICE FlllS COSTA MESA • AntlDft ~wd: A pet· ty theft wn reportfd 1n m. 500 blodc •t 11 ·S6 pm Thun.day • Mstol Street: A ~tty theft w.s reported in the 3300 block •t 11 49 I m Thursday • fw Drive: An ol\Wult Wit reported In the firJt blOck •t 9 18 1 m Thursday • Kwbor lloutevwd: A grand theft Wll reported 1n the 2600 block at 10 12 1.m Thursday • K.._,. Drive: A veht<le burglary WM reportfd 1n the 200 block It I 08 p m Thu'1dcly • lOwn c.nt« Drive: A traHt< <OllK•on tnYOIVtn<J 1n1urtfl was reported 1n the 600 block at 6 13 p m Thursday • 1,tti Place: Embezzle merit Wd\ reportfd tn tht' 300 block at I 58 pm Thursddy • E.ut 11th StNet: Tre\ p.iss1nq wa\ 1ef)Oftl'd m the 300 block at 11 06 pm Thursday NEWPORT BEACH • llrd't Street Trt"Spclutng was reportfd 1n the i700 block at S 21 p m Thursday • ~ loulevwd ...tct Hoipital Rolld: A 1eckl~u driW>r was ''ported ell 1 Ol d m Frtddy BUDDIES CONTINUED FROM 1 cha.nu th sod 1 paradigm of pe· Cldl t"ducallon tud nt.5, who t nd lo d pend on th 11 parents th l1 pr1· mary social ouUet. It al o ncour- &119 tud nt.s from both group to toke n k ond chip owoy ot th inevildble OC1dl barri r1 that exut tn high chools with div rsc tud.-nt populations. ·A lot ol peopl..-~ercotype oth r people here clnd it's not fair.· said Monica. prC'Sldent or the Corond del Mar chdpter. WluJ<> the Bef.t Buddies program JUSt started al Es1anCld, 11 came to th Corona d l Mar camJ>US m the fall Urrough the dedicated effo~ of Suzy Thatcher. the school' peoal educa- tJon tc.icher ·1 hdd tned to do something infor- m.illy, but Uus was th perfect thing lor our ccllTlpus, • Thatcher 1d. There has been so much mter t m the program that Thatcher ha had to double up some buddi Current- ly there are approx.unately 30 peoal education students paired up with dbout 50 budd1 Andy, 18, ha <'erebral palsy, wtuch was caused lrom dbuse he sulfered d5 a child, !>dJd his mom, Donna. The nght 1dc of htS body is paralyzed. He's had wveral surgenes dunng 12 year.. since Donna adopted him Monica c:tlso knows whdt 1t le •b hkc to be diJlerent. to not be dCC<'pt· Pd by her ~ers, becduse of her expenence with d pnor d1 ah1hty. When she wai. younger, pcopl<' lhought i.he was deaf becau e she hdd deldycd speech. She chdn't stdrt lalkJng unl!J she wds 5. • 1 know how 1t fee~ to be p1ckPd on,• sht> ~ud ~t Buddl€'S usuaUy enrnumgrs sludenll. to pcuT up by g •ncler, but Momcd ~lJd she wanted to J>drtner With Andy becdUW of the SJX."Oal reld· lJonslup they have call her all the tune,· Donna ~Ki. • 1 try to CW'ta1.I it a bttle. She's a rCdlly wonderful gu"I. She ~ to en1oy hun and that means a lot to him dncJ to me.· And IJ:ley usually see ectch other Pvery day dt sthool. • 11e look!> ror me at break and somellm dunng lunch we usually 1w.t sec <'ach other and sorm.>Umes I'll go to the dM room to surpnse tum,· Moruca said They have danced together dt d Best Buddies bash -0 he couldn't top ddnong. l couldn't keep up With tum,· Moruca said. They have seen movws together Andy dragged Mon- 1cd to • Junmy N utron • -·1 Daity Pilot Above, Andy and Monka have some fUn as they work on computer reading exercises. Left. Andy and Monica make their way across campus. •IUG f Y OAl.Y l'lu l • S.l«no Avenue: Loud music wa\ reportl!'d in th<.> .2500 block ell .2 12 .t rn Friday • s.n· ~in Hilts llta.d and Newpon Centw Dri- ve: A trelfftc colltst0n 1nvolv on<J 1nJUll('\ WM reportl!'d cU 1 SO a m Friday "I ..aw tum in eighth grade and then stdrted tallung lo him dlld wh n yuyi. would come up to me, h!' would pW>h them away and say, 'no'• Moruca r\.'mtrlJSCed · dlready saw 1t, but I wanted to see 1t ttgoin. • Andy scud. Al)d every so often. th y meet for lunch 111 Thtttcher' .. eta sroom Andy ts dJ1 excepllon to lhe isol.tl· eel pattern of speaal educallon stu- dents at school Sdld lllatcher. dren dnd another ctuld Donna is a gtwrdtdn for. ~ Buddles proV1des more ouUPt:, for tum to hang out Wlth fn<>nds Donnd SdJd change in Morucd a weU through her pamopabon tn the program 0 I've seen her becorrung more assertlve and conl1dent She was always Jund and canng She's taken incredibl leaderslup dnd is tl role model ror compassion and empathy.· Thatcher said • 16th Street llle<J.il ftrt' work~ wNe r'Ponl!'d 1n the •He' so weU-known on campus.· Thatcher said. ·When WP hdvE> J>dr- lJc>s. he mviles everyone.· l 1800 block at 3 30 pm Thur\Cl,.y _j The program sugg<.~l'> _that the hudches tdlk on thE• phonf> once u Wf'<'k and then engdg~ tn d more involvPd artJVlty twice d month Mon· 1ct1 dnd Andy tctlk on th<• phonf' more olten ·HP yels on the phone• dncJ trw'> to But he does pend m<>!>t of his tame> off-camp~ with lus extended lurruly. Which mcJudes two other rostPr chtl· ·For him 10 be dble to go with wmt"One who 1s d ·norm.ti' person .mcl bt• out in th<• commuruty Wlth .her t1ncl h11\ll' th.ii expen nee or domg lhlnq~ w1lh normc1l kids -thdt's real- ly d q<xlwnd. • Donnd Sdld Th1.11<·hN .,,ucl .,hP has notJced d • DeWdre Newm.n covers educ•tion She may~ reached at (949) 574-4221 Of by e mall at ~irdr@ ~nOl.JtltMS com COMMENTS CONTINUED FROM 1 nonPlh1•1<·., .. c cHl'lj,!Uy chpJ>NI 1111111 lh1• l~nct• on dn overpd.,., • 1111\\ u<ld, • I thoucrht I v1• n1•vf'r h1•11rd 11nyon1• <•lsP mt>nlion llw h>< k., nor hdV<' I m1•nt1orwcl llwm lo dnyon<• .. 1 .. 1• 1110.,lly uul ol ..eU-douht h•c1r 1t1lCI ln•p1cl.1 lJon fwh1rh I \\ 1.,11 I hc1cl11 '1 scud bf>Cd\Jw lrt •p1cl.111un mean., h•t1r oncl now I .,011ncl .,tup1omeone hndlly bredk th1'> '>lory The mystery lock.-; 19rutP d hrrstorm of questions. Why c1rP they thPre? What clo they medn7 And above all, who would do such a thmgl Who ts the Locker? Cdltran~ c1nd the City of c ·o'>ld Mesa have been wre.-;Umg w1tti the LockN s handiwork for year> They' rt> not '>Uft'_ 11 1l's graffiti or vcm· dcilli.m, but they are certt1m 1t'i. cmnoying ~ive a 'Vaftntir,w /Ji.ft tliat wif{sfww your fove al£~ (ona. Let us create a pmnantnt 'llalmtints fJJse 'Bouqutt for~~ ijit4gl 1096 tiff filiUt "'° 20% OFF Any Home Decor Or Gift Acc.wt11 . PurcheMd SUnday Only Janu~~ 27-1 m: February 3111 ....... ....,c.... ........ .., ... -. ... -. .. ...... ,.,..,..,..,,.,,,,~~~ • 11 wmebody finds out why peopl put the locks up there. I'd like to know why on edrth they do 1t. • OKud Bill Moms, Costa f\1es.t's outstand1ng publlc works dJrector The m~I locks I've seen with my own eyes. wluch lS how most people Uungi.. were napped on the Fa1M w overpa over the 405 Froewcty a year dgo or so -dboul 25 or 30 by my esll· mate But on Thursday, Cal- trnns workers dfflled with bolt-cutters removed 40 lock!> from the Bay Slrec>t overpa over tho 55 Fr Wdy. forty locks tS a lot of locks, even for tho Locker. Tiunk about the logist.IC'S. Ev n m the dead or rught. no one ii. going to drclg a box or d bag of 40 pddlock" dcro'" the Bdy Slr<'E't ovt'rpdS t1nd clip them onto thf' h•nn• orw at cl tune Here 15 my thl'<>ry Th(! Locker works hdrd to bl' nondCS("llpl dnd loo" hkc• clllY other person or thinq He or she .. trol.15 nonchdlanl· ly across the overpd" ... 1tm-ruuy ndpplOtJ on lock per !>troll in pldce, <tef>dr.ttc>cl by momenb or hour. or days ActuaJly, prol>dhly not dtty~. since Caltran'> < ould come dlong dnd smp whdt you'vt> !>Mpf)(>d b<>forf' you could SOdp dQdln OK. hne But lt><fl!>tK., aside, who's domq It/ Would- n't 1t be -.om thmg 11 the Locker tum !d t1bout to I><> a ndme. d locaJ c<•IPhnty, un Orange County mover t1nrl you'll fit ·right in._ Donate your vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 ... t hope in. morion to improve local live~. nedutliblc shaker? Stranger things have hdppened. Check the hi~ under ·wynona Ryder.· What do the experts tlunk? Rose Melgoza. Cal· trans pok person, t.hmk.s it's kids. •1t• probably JUSl schoolkJds who have notlung better to do.• he sa.td. I don't trunk 'i<>, Rose. When lods hrst practice to deceJVe, m add1llon to the ldngled wet> they weave, th y like tuft that' big and fla hy and gets nobced in a b1q way. This thing ts too ubUe for kJds. Moms thmks 1t could be l.lrt ·Maybe they lh1nk it's modem art or omelhing. • BLll said. W<' have a WUlJletl I think Mr Bill is nght. 11us is some- one' arl.1.stk tatemenl I dJd- n't what the Locker locked on Bay Street. but the locks on Fairvt w were laid out very caretully, mingly random but definitely by d ~n. 11 ., l5 my theory, wb.icb is, of course, brilliant. It 15n't J~I an artisbc tatement - tt' a sooal stat ment. The Lock r lS trying to y some-. lhing about urban hfe, th lr thereof, Charlle Chtiplin ln •Mod m 1lm : tc., le. Mark my word . You h a.rd it here first. Th olh r int resting Item tS on Mr. John Nelson and bis qwxollc (Mayan word for •tong shot•) batUe with Newport Beocb ov r parking m t ra, church and the n xus betw n th m The oty hM a long-standing ordi· nance that says that perk.mg ov rt.Im et meters around pla of wpnhip on SUnday momfugs isn't • stn. It really only epp to low churches on the Belbol PenlmW.. which ii tbe only p&ac:e ln the aty where chutthes and perking meten lbare tbil u rth. Nellon doesn't like tbet. bi feet, he thinU tr. WlCOnllitu- tkJnal -• violetion °' Che Pint Amendment'l mwlete thet "Congrw lhA.ll mau no law r9lpK1lng an ••bllb· IMftt of l'llllQion. • And IO, Mr. Nellon 1-• lied • IUit bl ....... court_. .. tM dty at Newport lelc:b. Acooidlngm....,•ft .._.._W..Cafour .... cnllk•t, ...... _ Cl kJlllG 0 ...... . ID l1 I• h1 JI Q $ ' ... ... ....... tr .. ..... • antee freedom of worship.· Wow. Who would hdve thought? AU from not letb.ng a parklng meter do its thlng lt'U be inter tmg to how it turns out. to say th I ast l tried to fmd a preced nt. but I couldn't I did fmd this, though. In August 1996. pobce in Woburn. Ma received a complaint about the AnchoT Bapta t Church The church w~ all~OOly lunng lod into th church by offenng them p122a, then baptwng them without theu parents' pennis ion. Hmm. Exactly what would the atallon read7 ·contnbut- mg to the delinqu ncy or a minor Wlth pizza; unautho· nzed baptm:n. • I gu it's true. N ver discuSs religion, pohllcs, plZZd, or perking meters I gotta go. • NTD a.M b• fOOMr Costa M«Sol ""'YO' Hb column runs Sun· ct.ys He mil"/ be rMChed m Hnatl It PtrNfMo/.com. CJl'Atn Me«: au AOllJOd ••• CONROY'S FLOWERS olC<*tMm nil ..... ... ~ ...... ,.., 714.541.3135 J ) ) d Doily Pilot Karen Wight NO PLAa LIKE HOM£ Getting f amilia,r wi,th the 'l' word T he • 1 • word stnkes fear into the hearts of my family. It bnng teen to their knees and causes adults to fidget in the1r sedts. The • t • word tS close to being con 1dered taboo: it's somelhmg that ~ taken for granted, not openly ldJked about and only referred to when a problem dnses The ·1· word as "laundry" my fnends And 1f you take care of mor people • thdn JU!tl yourself, the ·1· word lTOpaCts your household too The ltlundry has become a bigger dnd b1g· ger lSSUe as the lods have gotten Th e laundry has become a bigger and bigger issue as the kids have gotten older. Do I need to say anythin g more than "teenage girl"? older Do I need to say any· Uung more than "teenage Qltl"? Try on three outl1ts, wear the fourth ctnd walk away from the h ap on the noor that mak 1t almost lTOposs1· ble to get out the door Then there' towels In our house, towel!. are a problem of epic proporuon One for the body. one for the hair. one for morrung work· out. one for afternoon work· out. one ofter a nice sooth· mg oak an the Jocuzz1, and then one for the body and one for the halr again It's exponenbal. With thl.s burgeorung amount of laundry, there also com the need for addition· al hours to be pent on its ·execution. Th )oy of hoWlg every· t.h.ing m th house and hampers dean, folded. 1t0ned ond put away lS almost lnexpticabl • Then th y walk through th door ond th bubbl is burst. \Vhich bnng m to the hot topic in our house this SEE HOME PAGE 7 Tl• Of fll Wiii ...., Ill, "' ... Sunday, Jonuory 27, 2002 5 ' DON £ M OAllY Dave McKenna and wife Marcy are planning a charity event for Super Bowl Sunday to benefit Olive Cre t. which helps abused kids. F Y~Chang D AILY PILOT T wo Chnstmct dgo. screenwnter Davtd McKennd vlS1ted 0 1.lVe Crest. which provtdes hom and servt~ for abused duldren. and met d young 9111 who gave him an unforgettable took Her eye communicated fear. mtStrust dnd reluctance It was an Hoping for · a INGTOUCHDO Screenwriter David McKenna and his wife Marcy are committed to helping Olive Crest help kids by holding a fend-raiser on Super Bowl S unday abnormal look for a 9111 that mall. toward a tranger who had done her no wrong "There wa M>meUung deeper.· McKenna said "lWo years later. I m addres mg that look • TRAVEL TALES Smee last pnng the Newport Beach nauve and hls wife Marcy have co-chaired a new fund-rau.- mg arm for 0 1.lVe Cr t called the l.Jghthouse Gwld -a group of young f lll their 30s or cl to thdt age range) adults from Otanqe County On Super Bowl Sunddy, Feb 3, the upbeat guild will put on its first SEE FUNDING PAGE 7 Taking a break in jolly old England D ..... II c (ngllnd Dus ,. 10 0.,. T un Wood and his family pent this pest Christ· mas lll a pecked Chi· restaurant in London, England. Th y didn't opt for turkey or even Western fare. Instead, the w~ ate kung-pau ducken, dun sum and a noo- dle dish that Tun Wood can't readily remember a month later. "It was the only (restau· rantl that was open.· 1h Newport Beach resid nt 54.ld. "But we did notice that th Vietnam r taurants were open as well, wtuch was actu- ally a urpnse. • Tim and Jan Wood and the1r daughter Jill Wood of Austan. Texas deeded to pend th€"1r Chnstmas lll Lon· don to be ciway from home. Tim Wood' parents passed away l t year and at was the fin;t Chnst:mclS wtthout the entlrf' fcmu.ly. ·we f It 1t wa bett to try to g t mto an area that exud· ed the Chnstmas pant and gel away from th house where we're used to havmg Cb.ristm4s ch year.· nm Wood said. Jill Wood. a graduate tu· dent m 11 , m t the roupt in London. Her par n h.ad chosen London th ir place SEE TRAVEL PAGE 10 Support Our Schools Shop Harbor Blvd. of Ca .. THE NORMAN SCHIFF SCHOLAR . LECTURE Proudly Presents Israel's 10th Prime Minister The Honorable EHUD BARAK A FOREMOST WORLD LEADER AND ISRAEL'S MOST DECORATED WAR HERO Tuesday, Jan.29,2002 7:00pm Temple BatYahm 1011 Camelback Street Newport Beach, CA92660 Call for J:eservations: (949)644-1999 Wliimo: WW,..· . ULTIMATE COITICT ISi . • IN '1111 Wll• OI MllUB 27-llSBMr ~ 2002 Doily Pilot TODAY MoNoAY 'THI CITY OI' THE DOYI' 27 28 Spa .,,edby. Jewish Community Center of Orange County presents A~ Shlnan --.: Jewish FedelMion Clmpus. 250 E. Baker St.. Costa Mesa When:7 p.m. 'eo.t: CIU for prices Cone.ct: (714) 7SS-0340. En. 122 TUESDAY 'MAKINGIT" Spaa.,.edby. South Coast Repenory prnents Joe Hortu•'s new play 29 Where: SCR's S«ood Stage, 655 Town Center Dl'ive. Costa Mes. When: Through Ffl>. 24. Performances will be 7:45 p.m. ~through SUnday, with matt· nees at 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday Coat: S27-SS 1 Cont9Ct (714) 708-5555 ~AY30 Spm ...... by. Pacific Symphony ~r• OtKSics series ...,.: Or•nge County Pef'fooning Arts Center, 'Segentrom H•t~ 600 Town Center Oriw, Costa Mew When: 8 p.m. w.dneday and Thunday Coat: S21-S56 Cone.ct: (714) 7~7878 SPOTLIGIT Counting down for the Count Co.I II.Sii OIClllSIU William ·count• Basie ls current leader, Grover gone -he died in 1984 -Mitchell. A lyncal lead trom· but his legacy lives on in the bonist, Mitchell worked wt.th band that he created. The Duke Ellington and Lionel Count Basie Orchestra. Hampton before JOirung formed in 1936, will join the Basie's orchestra in 1962. He Pacific Symphony Pops left in the '70s, came back ln Orchestra on Friday and the '80s, left dgam alter Saturday. Basie's death and then Basie's piano playing returned in 1997 tb take tM became the band's signature baton. ,, sound. By the mid-19405, Before the Count Basie singers the likes of Ella Orchestra perfonns, Guest Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughn, Pops Conductor Carl TopUow Tony Bennett and Frank will fead the Paalic Sympho· Sinatra helped to make the ny Pops Orchestra m selec- band popi.tlar. The band still tions of popular swing music. gets rddjo airplay on oldies _ FYI stations. Where: Orl094! County Pef'forming After Basie died, the Arts Cent..; Segerstrom ... t~ 'wtnmn' band went through 600 Town Center Orwe, Costa Mesa s ~.~· When: 8 p.m. Friday and S.turday two different directors before Coat: S2H77 falling under the baton of its -c.act: (714) 7SS-S788 Ex-Israeli prime minister to speak at temple 1-IAUI Ehud Barak; former pnme mints-' ter of Israel, will speak as guest lee· turer for the Norman Schiff Scholar Lecture at Temple Bat Yahm. A patron runner will be held at prior to the peech. The dinner will be catered by Turnip Rose Caterers. m --.: Ttmpl• Bat Y.thm. 1011 Clmetb.ldc St, Newport h.ch ~ 7 p.m. ~Dimer will be held• 5 p.m. COit: S36 for lecture. llOO for dinnef, lecture •nd dessert reupiion ContMt: (949) 644-1999 PLANNING AHEAD SUP£R80Wl SUNDAY A 3:15 p.m. kldcoff '<NIU stMt the 2002 Super 8owf in New ·0r1uns, ....,.,., 'SWAN lME' Amerl<MI ..... The- ~., ·SwMt Uk•" will openth90r1ng9 County l'erlof ming Ms CMtw's 2002 o.ntes..on. " ts ,.., 12 JANUARY .. ,.,,. , 2 ) .. s ,,,ten-u UIA&llO•lt JD21222J;alJ5» 111 a H :ii 11 I . 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OF "CA THY": NICOLE HOU.ANOE'R OF "SYLVIA"; ANO LYNOA BARAY, OF "ERNIE POOICS COMEEIC.· """"' Mi BRIGGS-WD.L LEAD A Q&A. A GRAbUA TE OF UCLA'S Fn.M PROOUCTtON DEPARTMENT, SHE HAS TAUGHT FILM El>ITINi. PAOOVCTION. DIAECTING A~ WRITING FOR THE t>OCUMENT ARY FILM IN THE LOYOLA MARYMO\h-JT UNIVERSITY GRADUATE FUM PAOOUCTION PR06AAM. .............. ~T &EAOi GEN11lAI. UIRARY 1000 AYOCAOO AVE .• NEWPOAT IEACH CALI. (949) 717·3801. On•rf'#lt#:I Drriwi,.,: WIN A NEW 2002 325 CONVERTIBLE BMW cw S2S,OOO Ca.la Opcioa $100ada °""'., c • c (714) Ml-~37 Ea. 1206 Oaity Pilot FUNDING CONTINUED FROM S fund·raller at the Newport Beech Marriott Hotel to rwe money for abused and neglected du.ldren. Comedi- an David Alan Grier will host tbe event, the La.ker Girls wtll perfonn, football oppor- tunity pools wUl include tnps and Irvine BMW will give away o 2002 convertible BMW. "We're IO tired of your traditional black-tie, stlent- audion, shallow charity rune~ lion,• said the 33-year-old writer of movies including •American History X • and "Blow.· •The perception of charity work right now is boring, let'• face it.• Changmg Uus perception is a.llo pert of the couple's goals. They'd like to raise money and get people involved, but tbey'd sunulta· neously lllle to change lbe way chanty work IS seen and done -get it across that belpang out can be fun. Marcy McKenna Satd The Newport Coast cou- ple began getting involved with Olive Crest two years ago, through a friend. The girl who gave McKenna that look also gave David McKenna an emobonaJ rea- son to get and stay involved. ·An emotional attachment as needed because othe!WlSe, it's temporary.· he sa.td. ·u you meet the luds, the ha.rd· • er you work and the longer you want to work for them • Marcy McKenna remem- bers spending Chnstmas with su ctuldren from Ollve Crest last month. She and her husband brought a hon- eybaked ham lo the home. along with stodungs hlled with fun necemues and a Playstabon 2. ·Once you meet the luds, HOME CONTINUED FROM 5 '" • WMA'r. Super Bowt Extr~z.a 2002 ··-=~. l . The gll9Me party begins at 1 :lO p.m .• the kick-off takes place at l p.m. •WHIM: The Newport Beach Marriott Hotel. 900 Newport Center Dri- ve, NewPort Bea<h ·~S1so • CAU: (714) 5-43-5437. Ext. 1206 or http://www.ocsuper bowl.com it takes your heart.• Marcy McKenna, 32. said. They're children who were abused, abandoned or neglected. They've al.ready been moved around so many bm that most of them Jeep m thear street clothes and hoes, unsure when they rrugbl have to get up and leave. Cautlorung that he's about to make a harsh analogy, McKenna compares the luds at Olive Crest to children with tenrunaf illnesses. •With charities like AJDS and cancer, the kids are ter· nbly slck but usually there's somebody there to love them.· he said. ·These kids. they have zero love ... I get mo_re love in one day than these kids get in a Weume. • McKenna, who grew up on lrvme Avenue arid went to Newport Harbor High School, knows what it's hke be a happy kid arid wishes the same upbnnging for all the 15· to 17-year-olds he meets at Olive Crest. As a boy. he rode his btke to the beach everyday and, like many Newport nabves. delivered the 08.1.ly Pilot. He played football with Coach Mike Giddings at Newport Harbor High and learned sorting and washing, move on to the drying phase of opera· b.ons. Most clothes can go mto the dryer. Some clothes will hnnk to fit smaller members of the weelc doing the laundry The oldest daughter has now been ofbdaUy cut oll from Wight laundry serv>ee And instead of havtng a hght, giving a duty look (or even worse), I wrote a short •how to· pnmer for her to use as she explores the wide world " fanuly U madune-dned. ot sorting. waslung. dlymg, folding, irorung and putting away. (Author now breath a sigh of relief ) I am shanng my bst with you m case there's a du.Id or. beeven forbid. spouse in your house that needs a little nudge. ~The first and perhaps IDQft cntical element in the fine art of laundry. Sort the piles into color alegon , whites, darks, reds (which includ orange. of which there 11 a bevy ot in the teen laundry), m-betweeners (yel· lows, greens and khakis) and band wubab . ()nm the IOrting bas ~ completed. the treasure hunt starts. All pockets must be checked for Up gloa. SO&led bslu8I, candy and money. U the atoremenboned treasure ls not found.; the w= proce11 may be tm ed (the box ol Junior Mints WU my favorite me11 to dean up). _. ... Donat.I repeat. do not ovedoed the wubing macbine. Pll9lltal units are most unbeppy to tee water and IUdl aeepmg out o1 the laundry ...... even though you may lb.ink tbil .. WI time, in the long run you wU1 have to hx the wuh· Ing~ dean up the mem and ltill have to do the laundry. R...s the ctiNdlaal OD the ciontmns ol eoap and add an appropriate AIDOIJDl Tho irmc.b ...., and you wUl be weeriDg ...... ol wbltll cnlll OD~,_.,tooltllliland .... ctadm wUI DOl baw .... ., rt eel .-.i ol being dw--d Pul lbe JMdllne OD tbl ............. ..alng. "-dy, -rr. . 1'11& AlW '°"' bne l'8CClllllfully o • r· 1 t .. When m doubt. read the tag. You know the tag -it's the tlung you like to cut out of all your clothes because at •both· ers· you. There's a reason that it's there. Now, iJ you have been unsuccessful an your treasure hunt at the washing stage, you might want to take a moment to repeel the effort. Nothing nuns an entire load of drying c:lotbes like a melted lip smacker. FOl.l*IG: Many clothes can be cnsply folded and put away. You may avoid some uon1ng duties i1 you ~we your pants a quick •hand lfOn. "'However. this means you must pay attention to the dry- ing cycle and not take a nap all afternoon. or enJOY a long dirung experience at the~ tune you are laundering. U your dot.bes do require trorung, be sure that you don't set the U'CXI on tugh and try to U'Oll a nylon skirt. Very messy. Not good for the skirt or the U'OI\, ""'1NG AWAY: 1lus seems to be the most <hfficult of all laundry tasks. For even wben your parental unit bas done all ot the above tub ror you. puttrog away seems to be about u hJgh on the things to do ecaJe u ICNbblng the toilet. 1be new rule will now and forever be if a ltai::k of dotbel ls not put 'ew~y in the dmet. draws or cubby wtthtn a 2A· hour period. the aboVe men· donecl stack ol clotbel will be returned to the dirty~ from him the prindplel of clitdpli,ne and the will to WU\, ·H taught me to •ttaclt We and that failure ts not an optlon. • McKnM Mid. •And 1 thank twn for that.· The screenwriter, whoM other wot mdude •Body Sbots• and ·eet Carter,· attnbut hJs ruccess to that attitude. • When be wasn't playt.ng ports in high lcllool (or at- mg sandwiches at Ruby's"'~ Sandwich Saloon with peers Mark McGrath and Stan Fra- zier of Sugar Ray). he'd write stories in his head and dream up Kenarlos. Al a fa.nance major and jou.malwn nu.nor at San Diego State Universi- ty. he wrote his flnt script - inspired by a friend who was falsely accused of rape. "The charges were dropped. but bis We was ruined,· McKenna said. ·At the b.m • the mOVle The Accused' was out. I thought it'd make a good mOVle • Today. after four scnpts that have been turned into films. one film in producbon and a project that he's about to direct -"The 1Welfth Man.· which Meryl Streep and James GandoUa.ru have conurutted to -McKenna also plays the role of dad. Son Jack Moms McKenna wa oom four months ago. H.is Newport Coast home ls as plush as the Vlolet-pat- temed cushions that plump up each couch. and in a pac· ture frame among many oth- er frame • Sylvester Stallone as found smiling with Marcy McKenna. But OaVld McKenna does· n't get blinded by the glitz of tus We. He sees what's going on so clearly, m fact. that he's blatantly usmg tus celebnty status to get others hl.s age involved tn chanty. •1 wanna have fun.• he said, "But 1 don't want to be soft about 1t anymore.· hamper. · llus does not mean on the bed or the floor ThJS means on a hanger ln the closet. fold- ed m a drawer. or placed an the correct cubby nus d~'t M>und so d.lffl. cult. does 1t? I've been domg it for yea.rs and I'm till margm· ally sane and funct:tonal. 1lus nobL'e has been taped to various bedroom doon m the house If you would b.ke to cut ttus artJ<:.I out and tape it to yow own teen's door, I'm gJad to be of semce. The ·1· word now stands for "lighterung the loed • I'll keep you posted • KAMM WIGHT IS • Newport Be.ch resident Hef column runs Sundays. FIELD CONTINUED FROM 5 The event brought to frwUon the Uorts of Prindpe.l Ken Killian: Steve Glyer, the di.stnct' duector of educa- tional technology, the Orange County Technology Foundation and Computer Tooter. This is the second year of the Rea Technology Academy Ptlot Program which serves two clas es each of fourth-. fifth· and sixth-graders. \Yith 130 students -mostly English-language learners - receiVlllg computers Saturday. all of the students in the acad- emy are wtred at home. level· --mg the playing field Wlth other district students -who have access to technology outside ot school. , "The e students will get scsne d the advantages to tech· nology that lheU' peers m other schools m the d.istnct already have,· Killian soid. ·we· re try· ang to bridge the gap • One of the beaming reap· aents of a computer, SIXt.h-gr~d· er Arturo Enriquez. said he would use 1t for homework. •1t•s good because it gtve students a chance to study harder,· Arturo sa.id. adding that 1t would also come in handy when tus dad· has to pay the bills for the company he owns. When the technology acad· emy started, the goal was to hcsve students work on their assignments at home, e-ma.U them to chool dnd receive tnteracuve tutonng through a software program. The Lmlung School dnd Homes wttb Computers pro· gram as bnnging that Vl ion closer to reahty. Killlan said The computers were donctt· ed by Wash.lngton Mutual cllld the resources to refurb1 h them and install the necessary software were proVlded by the Orange County Technology Foundabon. Computer Tooter. a local software compdny founded by dastnct parent Scott Gayner, provided the portals on the computers for lhe students to accei. their school. .. Sunday, JCnay 27. 2002 7 l'HOTC» IV ~T(V( MCC~ /CALV "-01 Martln Mu.or, front. and Jeff Nichol.Jon ready computen at.M:ked agUnlt a wall at Ru Elementuy School tn Coat.a Mesa e>n Saturday. '*" "Seelng the uubal phdse of our pt.lot program coming to fruibon is the mo t grattlymq thing 1 have ever done • Gayner dJd Before the computers were loaded mlo the back seats of the farrub ·vehicles. the par· ents w nt through d two-hour onentabon to learn computer bastes They will d.lsoi)e com- mg back to the school for two more reqwred trauung e - ion a .. port of their contract Most of tnear trauung. how- ever. will come from th ar du.I· dren, Ktlhcln satd SIXth-grader Walter Gtrcamo couldn't watt to how tus mom tu computer expe~e as he toyed with cWferent desktop pcttlerru. dlld tned to l<XJ·On to the I larry Potter Web site dur- ing the bnef hands-on penod · before tdkang the computer home Re s taurant established In 1962 Michelle DrtskJ.U. left. teach Anna llAl.mirn, 10, Dulce R.am..lttz. 9. and thelr mother CeledonJa bow to use a computer donated to them. l\.tdn) of the pdrent'> ~dtd. tht>y wtll l>4'• IO<llJlnCJ on them- elve to r he<-k tht•1r .. n.ac1t>nts homework commuruct.1tf' Wlth tear her .. dnd E>ven ledrn English ·1 m v •ry hdppy.· '>did Rider M4J"llneL \\'a.lt~r''i mom ·1 could do m\' \\Or k and check tus homf'work • Hclvmg tudenb cUld thear pdfents hdlUlg lll the ad\'41\· tages of technol()(J\ will payoff for year; to come Glyer sa.td "When vou have luds hter· dC)' le\:el an'c:redSe through th.is effort dlld conv v. have pdl· ents llterdC'\ ru.e. we ~ill hdve a more educdted work lorct' wtuch will ultunateh benf>ht the oty • Glyer '>dJd • De"*-Newmen coveri edu cation ~ may be ruched at (949) 57.,..221 Of by .-nwil at d•1rdr~ ~nO/at1~ com presents Our First Annual Classlc Car Show with sp~tial gu~st THE TIKI TONES Sunday, February 10th 11 :00 a.m. -4:00 p.m. All Cars re Welcome For More Info Regarding Show or Placing Reservations Please Call (949).646-7944 Celebrating Our 40th Anniversary february 14th Valentine's 'Day Prime Rib Australian Lobster Tail Shrimp Filet Mignon Alaskan Kin g Crab Halibut New York StriR T-Bone Steak Swordfish Fint s.ating at 5:00 p.111. Monday Night S Coq>lete Petite Rkt Mignm Dinner with Demit c.ly $19.00 -' I • t COMM 8 Sunday, January 27, 2002 EDITORIALS We're ready to welcome back the Fish Fry e hope the planned revival of the Fish Fry this year will prove the old adage true: Good thing!> come m small packages. The Lions Club Fish Fry. for more than 55 years a beloved Costa Mesa tradition that served as hometown fatr, reunion and deep-fned beUy- filler all m one. was canceled last year when Orange Coast College officials dec1ded not to host the event after a legal dlS- pute between OC'C and the Lions Club Ldst-mmute attempts to find a location, mclucling its longtime home at Ltons Park, faaled The loss was much lamented. though we noted then that the re was a lot of hand-wring- ing but UlUe m the way of ideas on how the Fish Fry could be saved. So we dre more than pleased that the Costa Mesa Newport Harbor Lions Club Board of Directors eems mtent on finding a wtty to bnng back Uus mtegral part of the Costa Mesa community As 1t stands now -a fmaJ deas1on on the Fish Fry's future 1s to be made at the board of directors meeting on Tuesday - this year's Fish Fry won't be the huge, carnival-like event it was in u:ie past. It will be more llXe a big picnic, with a few er alt booths and the fish dinner. And it will be a good start. As Lions Club President Mike Schaefer has said, it is more important to restore the tradi- tion and get back momentum than to worry about puttmg on a blowout event. But the Fish Fry as more than a picnic. and the goal should be a return to its glory day - including, even, the old parade. which died once m 1995, was resurrected as the unparade that year and again in 1996 before making its short-lived return in 1997. To do this, we think, will take more than just the efforts of the Ltons Club alone. Members of other groups -and there are many service organizations ln our community -should step forward to help rebuild this tra- dition. which not only Lions Club members used to enjoy. And why not start with th.i& year's event and make it the biggest p1cruc anyone has ever seen? El Morro should not pay for Crystal Cove W hen the re 1dents at CrystaJ Cove were evicted in July, many non- residents reJ01ced mce tlie land had actually become the pub· lic's m 1979 when the state pur- chased the parkland from the lrvme Co And It was since then that park offiaals had been trytng to remove the tenants of the 46 cottages and open the area to the public. Much-publicized and lengthy law wts talled that proce Now on th eviction list are the residents llVtng ln 294 mobile hom along El Morro Beach. Tb tale ho to remove the t nants by Decem- ber 2004 to open 60 campst bl la 2005. But th re's a hitch: Plans for Crystal Cov • re,novations cen- not take place unUl mon y is found to pay for them. So Allemblyman John Campbell (R-lMne) came up with a pl'opol&l to extend the ....., tor El Mono rendent.a - WIMle .. ralliDg tlMir Nfttl -to,., .. tl9ll CDN'a needl. .... ,.... Cllk;'· ... bowev· ................ fcwll M1119llll, ............. bmd ....,._ .. ,..,.ca.._. .... -... .... ~jiN" ...... ...... ' losophy The strong argument for klclung out the cove's re i- dents was that the land has belonged to the public for more than 20 years. 'nle same could be said for El Morro, which has also been the public's for more than 20 years and will be for another three years. Paying for the now-public Crystal Cove with money from El Morro by extending its resi- dents' leases another five to 10 years in 2004 only prevents the public from tak.lilg back what is rightfully lheln. It ts unfortunate that funding for th cove wu not found and set aside beforehand. However, that's no tau UCUM for eJlow. lng. El Morro resklents to con- Unue their bMc:bfront Uvtng at uridervalued rents. State Parka oMdelt Ind Campbell ... l'Olldnuiag to explore otb• -al hmdlDg for the mw'1 llhlu cllllkt. Alter all. tohllkllll for lae CU¥e emt .... _......, ......... WJdleweJl'PI• 111 c a bib •Ir ti' • e OJ , I Clllt •tr•·--•---·--.. _ .... ' .. ..... --'What we're h~rlng tonight J.a thri council members for it and lhrH again I Jt, and what' sµrpt1'lng lt the one1 for lt ore the one1 you'd expect to be agaln.at Jt, and vice verso.' -Newport Beach Coun<ilman le.we 8roi•••rw on Tuesday's vote ~ing • 1•7-room luxury resort •t the M•rinapark mobile home park. The council vottd • to 3 to •tlow the developer to begin •nvironmental and traffic studies . . . LETIER TO THE EDllOR Doily Pilot OCC violated ~earlson's rights with reprimand 0 n Jan. 13, the Daily Pl.lot put,>lt.shed a column by Margaret G ratton, pre 1-' de.nl of Orang~ Coa5t College, Justifying the college adnunislra- bon's handllng of accusations made by everal Muslim tud nt:s against a prof r at OCC. Readers will recall that the pol1b- cal science professor, Ken Hearl- son. was placed on paJd adminis- trative leave wh1l th charg were uwestiguted by outsJde legal roun I As pr dent of th faculty uruon tn the COcUt Community College 01.Slnct, t nonnaUy do not rrutke public comm nts about personnel 1tuabons 111 which lb union is involved. However, 111 Hearlson's 1tuaUon, the OCC ad.ministration bas •gon public" 111 an unprecedented mAnner. Because Gratton'• recent column does not portray the admlniatra· tion's actions in a balanced and accwate manner. I am writing lh1s response. Contrary to Gratton'• con· tention, placing a faculty mem- ber on paid admirualralive leave 1s not "<1 routine pracuce" when tudents helve registered com- plrunts agamst an instructor Gratton 1mphes that the leave was intended to protect Hearl- on from potenuaJ harm Yet when other m lrUctors have feared actual phy ical a sault m the pd~t. the admm1Strauon has ru ly acted o decisively or prot cuvely To many faculty members, Hearlson' paid suspen ion - pnor to th conduct of any mv • tlg bon -earned an implication of p urned guilt. The adminis- tration's kn -J rk reacllon dam- aged ti arlson' reputabon among his coll! agues, among the OCC tudent body at large and in th community. H arlson was 5USJ>Cnded without an Opportuni· ty to r spond to the stud nts' charg and wtthout on investi- gation. It l.s thl.5 dt>niaJ of fair proces that h upset so many faculty members. Th collective bargaining con- tract does not addres or limit the ad.mirustrauon'1 nght to place a faculty mem~r on dminlStrative IPavc. However, 1t does lmut the adnum trabon's nght to IS ue a wntten reprimand. Gratton's col· umn does not m ntion ti. but cl letter (Hearl.son and the teachers union say JS al repnmand hds been placed m Hearlson's per- ~nnel hie -m pit of the out- Side mv bgator's condu ion that the student a!Jegaboos were "pn· manly unsubstanbated. • 11us action d vk>late th contract. and the union as rep nbng Hearlson LO a gnevance on that ground. It is true, as Gratton tat . tbtt "Freedom, responsibility and respect are tial pMcipt for good teaching and I aming. • However. both tud nts and instructors must r m mber that w live m an extraoa1lnarily diverse soeiety m which cultures collide and frictions are bound to occur. Both imtructo~ and stu- dents must respect that cultural d.1ver1ity and tlnd a way. . ~-···Is the Pf-'dent of Co.st Feder•ion of (duc.lton, AIMI· lea Feder •Ion of Teechtn l.OC.81 1t1 1. Some cheer parents in Newport need to grow up ,. ._ ..,. COMWTY COMINTAIY Daily Pilot COMMUNflY FORUM Sunday. Jcnay 11, 2002 I lights, ·c era ••• Rita Goldberg and the Premiere Cinema Guild aim to keep the Newport Beach Film Festival moving in a positive direction 110 Neme: Rita Goldberg Atfe: 41 ~:Newport Beach for 15 years • lirthplace: Bronx, New York Community Involvement: President of Newport Beach Premiere Cinema Guild, Leigh and Lucy Steinberg Spirit Rlln organizer. and room mom and participant on committees at Lincoln Elementary School Education: Bachelor's degree in journalism and public relations from New York University F.mlly: Husband of 17 years Ira; children Shana, 15, Russell, l2, and easer. 9 Hobbles: Biking, reading, watching films and-theater A WELCOMI NG CITY '/ think it does have a uniqueness because we are such a welcoming community, and when filmmakers com e here with their films they recognize that. This is a beautiful venue. They are immediatel y embraced by .the community. This is a very gracious city. It's sophisticated, but it haa that small-town welcoming feel to it.' emoted le th6n two years ago •• the nonprofit Newport Bedch Premiere Cmema Gutld dedJcates 1tseU to bnngmg filmmakmg to the city. Mostly. at this pomt. the 40-mem- ber guild supports the Newport Beach Furn FestJval, c;lated to held from Apnl 11 lO 18 Dunng the festlvdl. the guild sponsors a program called Ho t-A· Ftlmmaker. wh1c:Jl 1s design~ to doiust that -welcome visiting filmmdkers to Newport Beach to show 1t off. llus yedr, the group plans to expand the progrdm. On Wednesday. Daily Pilot Assistant City Editor Jame Meler sat down with Rlld Goldberg, the guild' president. at her Newport Beach home to ctiscuss the non- profit group, a well tlS the him festival'~ expected growth WlU the guild lake a Larger role ln this yeu's Olm le UvaJ1 Yes, becduse ldst yetsr Wd'> our hrst real year working for thl• ltlm fesllvdl. so we were bu!>) 1m.:f•nung the wheel, whert•a' ttus n•ur wt> ..art of know what wt• re do1rin Wl•'rl· corning tn with tht• ad\dOl<1CJt' The main lhln9 we'U lw doing 1' the Host·A-FilmmakPr program dnd that was very succe'><>lul lust y(•tu, and Uus year 1t Mll ht• much mor(.• uccessful because wf? hd\t> d b.i t•. We're gomg to be pdJring up our membe~ with the out-of-town hlm- makers, and they w1U '>NV<l ct' tht• dlllba sadors of Newport B •H h sort of welcormnq lhl•m into th<' comrnumty. talunq th1•m .. round showing the city W<>'ll bf> l'tlmg lht> harbor cruise, busant• cllnn • ..., trnd lttUe cocktail JhlrtH' . tours ol qudmt parts or Newport, sue h as B.ilbod Island How many filmmakers were hosted last yearJ · We had about 100 from out ol town and more thdll hdlf of them signed up How many do you expect to have this yearr Suntla.r. mayb<> more ~-caust• some of lhem are now tctlkmg about the Ho t·A-Ftlmmaker program dnd are loolung forwurd t<> 11 , How will the program change this yearf We wtll have d Little bit more up· port. We have d hdJr styb~t dl Salon Gregory whO would llke to do hellr He wd he can do a.x, ven or eight hairdos a day for out-of-town celebnbes before the11 prenu re . A lot of the restawants couldn't parodpat last year because we sort of dtdn't give them enough l~ad tune. They've said. ·Absolutely, we'd like to host intunate dinners: We have local tenrus dubs that want to make themselv available. The conference and V1.S1tors bUieau is working with \b this y r, tf any of the fllrnmakers want to take bike rid along the beach and l· bng llung like lhat up. Wilen ve most ot the lllmmak- en tromt Everywhere. We had some dn· vtng down from Canada, som drove for two days to g t here. We had some come from L.A. Por most of them, ls It pretty ear- ly ln thelr carttrsf Some of them hdve been dt 1t tor d wtule lndependent ftlms 1S~1Uer ent thtln the blockbuster tud10 films. '>O wme of lhe e filmmdkers · JUSt qo out tht>re and do the film fes- t1v11l nrcu1t So, lo that respect. does every- one try to make the Newport Beach Film Festival uniquef Yedh, 1 trunk at doe hdve a umquenes be<:au ewe Cife such a welcoming community, cU1d when filmmakers come here "'1th their films they recog thdt This IS d beduWul venue They Me unmedJ· ately embracccl by the commurut) This ts a very graoous oty It's sophtSUcated, but 1t ha that mall· town welconung feel to 1t Some of the larger hlm festivals filmmakers tart to feel anonymous in the large crowds and. even though we had 20,000 attend la t year, we till managed to have very dll mtimdte feel By the end of the w k. many people know each other . We want It to be a cultwal expen· Pnc We don't want the festival to JU~t be culture in and or itself. We wttnt to •l vale at to that tugher level wher }'OU bnng people together and there's dutlogue -exchange ctbout th films -and a connectlon. So. that make 1t more than JUSt cul· lure lt makes 1t a whole cultural expenence How has fund-ralslng been th.ls year. npedally ln Ugbt of Sept. 11 and lbe nces.slont It' been o litU weaker accordlOg to Gr~g Schwenk. execubve direc· tor of th film f llval. He' been lightly dtsappo1.nted there hasn't been more broad-scale corporate upport. The local bu m s sector has embraced the film f tival. We get a lot or upport from Fas.tuon Jslond and the local Newport Beach-based bu in community. But those larg· t>r c-orporauon-.. 11nd the corporate loundauon~ lf they ~tepped up to tht• plate. ll would elevate the film Ir t1val to d much h1gher level I trunk lhl'rt'\ 11 potential for lhJ~ to be dt the level of Palm Spnnys or even ·unddnce But we do ne d the cor- pornt1om. tQ come forward dnd·'tlelp rndke that hdppt>n But we're c;ttll hopmq they'll recognize the value of Uus event Has that been the case ln the past as wellt • Well. remember, Uus is only the thud y ctr !since the festlval was reinvented) Fll'St or all, we have Lucy and Le.tgh Steinberg. who have come forth with a lovely contnbu- uon. That has been the cornerstone of the filin festlval lt' an a.mount that we've been tlble to count on Th n. we httve a lot of m-lund upport. which •~ ctlso very valuable. becauw u you doo t have expe~es. likt> food ctnd technology eMc-. thPn thctt cuts our co ~ 1grul1cdllUy But we fl' growing Hbw will the Ulm festival be any dllferent this year than last year. as far as you can tem I Uunk we'll have premieres Wf!"re negollclting .... ,th the studtos. That' a big coup lor a film fe ttval Our hlmmalung serrunar. I ttunk. will get better each y ar. • l Uunk the quality. of ftl.m.s is bet· ter this year. at the box offlce too We have very powerful films out there nght now -·eeaullful f\.1ind, • • Monst r' Ball: Th are very ubstanbve and well-wntten ftlms. So there' more to choose from. Whal other protects would you lib to '" the d.nema guild take oat Right now. our· prOJ cts are the Host-A-Filmmalter program. and we just rally around the film f tival. We upport bowev r we need to We will do everything from ushenng to ticket telling. Whatever is required. ~AN HUE" I DAILY l"&.OT we'll come m and offer the resources After the film festival, we work on our annual fund·r&ser !held in late September at Sports Club lrvtne It drew about 400 people a.pd rai.Sed about $25,000, about double the pre- vious and tndUQ'Uial event). Sports Club Irvine donated thelr faallty dnd prepared the food free of charge The food was donated by Sysco Foods. and the alcohol wu donated by Skyy Vodka and La Terre Vmeyards We had Gary's Island provide the enterta.uunent. and we bad a WQD· derful rught It was a lot of fun·. Even before tbe fllm ~ arrtvet um year, you1l be busy (separate from tbe dMWM guild] with the Letgb and L\lef SWnberg Splrlt Ru.Ii, which wUl be beJid March l t. How are tbe pnpara- Uons for t!Yt golngt It's going very well because we have five elementary schools involved. Newport Coo.st and East Bluff are relabvely new. Before, 1t was Just Lincoln, Andersen and Har· bor View There's some very talent· ed people at each of these schools, and they're all working, and this event bnngs a lot of the school par- ents together It's a very enjoyable event It's fun to work on. What were some of your t.vortt. 2001 mo~est Well. J loved ·Monster's Ball. I thought Halle Berry was )ust to powerful m th.at. And. of COW'M, •A Beautiful Mtnd. was just outlt&Dd- 1.ng And I also b.ked some of tbe bghter moVl I've seen recently. ·0range County• wu a lot of fun to watch and •sndget Jooe1'1 Diary• was wonderful. There were • lot ol en1oyabl movteS the put year. Any ...... tJMMatldlf No. we're jutt looking forward to the film felttval and hope to get some wondeiful films and filmmaken Editor's column. failed to do the Rev. King justice For tbe put 18 yean, the tb1rd Moaday in January hM beell paCllliv.d to be ODly an • Allk:aD ~ bolkley called IQag Day. Tbl King boliday • an Ar t.aa ~ tbat lllOukl be mWn1lld and o...........,,..d by .. ~. UnfaltuDatllY, lbe NI Wm of lbe 0MJy Nat ... D0t =•' 11 .. dlll pa UICIN ID Dldllo'I C1at • MmMy t"'-lllit Nlw•a • -.,,_. .. :r" ...... . ). -du 11,. • _.,.,, .._.,•11 mxwc ·•w .. Art• ~lD.Glcm SOUllDllG IOAID ,,.. -·· ·----.. --............... _,.,.,,,, k.inO'I ....... tD • "4 1:11d . pMe to af Illa wllJ N9 ....... sboWd , ........... _ ....... reduce IQng ID ...... II .... tpeCdul tlDid In•• I I Pf OndJ", Dodlftt ..... CT 9 I mtbeDdrNat .. • •• IDlfttllma •sJrl 1 11• e-.. oe-. .. s 1m1.._.t , .... -* .............. ...... dMllM.. .. pepdl 1t1elD11 •za,. Glm•• w.wtlc M 11•m1&1R 7 .-I' 'aaa •••-!PP fir M • ON VACATION . Doily Pilot • 10 Sundor· January 27. 2002 ' ~ •ON VACATION tuns periodully in the o.ity ,_tot. It ~ t.111.e up to..,., months fot submittMt pectur8 to run.,..,_ of*"'*"'~~ Wtttw\ 100 miles !'1 COIU ,.,_, ~ (wfth the t.apbOn of C...alN) .. not eltgible. To d:lmit • phoeo, pa..e tend rt to 0n v.c..uon, now....., St .. Cost.a Miii. CA 92627. Jane and Dan Marllca1 ol Balboa h1and vacationed ln Mongolia and TibeL Lee Dutwller, Patty Anderson and Shirley Pox visited Jack London Square ln Oakland, Cal11 TRAVEL CONTINUED FROM 5 to vwt becdu.'>(> they wclJlted Jill, who hdd been to the oty as a young ctuld. to repeal the expenence ~ ctn ddult, Jan Wood '>dld From Dec 21 through New Yedr'!t Eve, the fct.rruly hopped from buse. tu (d~ to the underground subway system to travel dround the very chilly town The11 s1ghtseemg route mduded St. Paul's Cathedral. the CheshirP Ch~ 1the ?)dcst pub in London. whJch ChtJJ"ICS Dick- <'ru. 1s l>dld to have frequent- PCl l And the Dlckcns Jiouse. They dte out twice d dcly - R&l'MllC' REAL ESTATE SERVICES (949) 720-7316 (949) 378--0513 cuisines Ulduded everytlung Crom Indian to French -and, of course, shopped. ·A .time in London would- n't be complete without the shopping and the sales,· said nm Wood, who's been to England numerous tunes before with the family. Instead or exchangmg wrapped Christmas gtfts, the tno decided to be spontaneous. "What we did was we went shopping until we found someUung we liked and then one person would buy that for the other person,• Wood said. "For sure, we got what we wanted." Jan Wood, a teacher at Manner's Bementary School, bought her husband a choco- MARY Lou KIEHLER Blo«ra Lido Parle Realty 60 I LWe Patil Dr., S.Jtc ~£ N.wpon a.di. CA 926lJ (949) 675-2700 late-brown cashmere sweater from a store on Oxford Street. a well-known hoppUlg aree. Tun Wood bought tu.s wife a pair of gold eamngs The cou- ple got their daughter •quite a bit of dothes. • "She' a.n art maJ<>r. She really was pldang out unusual dothes, unusual hoes,· the 58-year-old Tirn Wood said, laughing. On ChnstmdS morrung. the Woods attended &eM..es at Westnunstcr Abbey "It was wondf'rtul." srud 11m Wood, who runs dJ\ lnte- nor del.1gn company ln New· port Beach. "The ch.oir and all the tu.story or the abbey It.self It wctS about di\ hour and a hall Mee. And one of the things I thouqht Willi 'iO ruce -Denine J(erns _ ....... __...__..:.....J Guyud Gmmalne om.. udllocl and Julie Co~man, , all of Costa Mesa. visited Soutbem ED gland. Newport Beach rest den ti Guy Poelstra, Eileen Schuler, and Don and Joyce Ruston vacaUoned at the Ruston'• cabin ln Cancun. was that people can walk m otr the streets for Uus service.· When asked 11 tbe plan bad worked -whether vaca- tiorung dunng the holidays overseas helped lessen the sadness -Wood answered an enthusiastic afhrmabve. "It really did.· he scud. ·we had a marvelous brne. 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NEWPORT BU\< Ii L • .m<l lidyes ot N wport 8C'dCh lind Orcmg C t Colleg • on NFL 1de Judg " hd'> bN·n ll'ctcd by the• I dgu • ct<> on •of the ven oJhaals to work Super Bowl XXXVI an Nt•w Orll'dll'> rc•h 1 for HayP'>, 52, ll'i. ht\ hr't Su1wr Bowl upp<•.irdnN' Supt"r Bowl olfloah aro chosen on ment. not wnionty Crt•\\' .t11• brok"n up lolloWUlq lhl' Nfl ~dSOn dnd only mvated ofhodl' work pldyofl IJdlllt" "I WdSn't 1•xpt"<1mg 11 ... ud Hd'rl .... in ~ wvcnlh yc•ctr cti. dn NFL olhnctl, dfler working '>CH•rctl yedl"> an c olh~f(' lootl>t1ll 1n tht> Pac-1 o "I knew I WM h<lvmq .11100<1 yt•ttr but I h•c•I pretty dttrn luc-ky to go 10 tht> Super Bowl.· 1 f<lyt'' 'Klltl th{• qnnd ol trtJvt>hnq tthout 25 wC<'k<'nds d yectr as touqh on his frtmlly. but hi\ wlft'. Mttll<lll' dJld two c tuldrcn tddUCJhlPr Kdlle, l 9, dnd son Andy, 10) havf> ht't'll -.upport1\t• "I couldn I h.tvc• dont• 11 without lht•m, 'itlld I ldyns. 1.11.<.o Uw m<'n soccer C'Odch \ • ...._di QC(' ~ -by RJchard Dunn · .. ~ .Vanguard staggers No. 1 Biola;75-73 Upstart Lions upset v1sitmg Biold in Golden Stdle Athletic Conference men's dCllon to nap the Eagles' 21-0 record. St.Ye Virgen ·nm 1'> such tt <trt•dt ll'f'lmg, • McKun OMV PILOT 'uicl JU'>I dllf'r .,mdrkmq C'hc1;ts with OSTA MES \.41lg\Jard Uru11rNt} I ru ht'd the.> rntU1. madd ning C'hl'N'I i>rupted and Shdn" McK1m Wd tou 1•uitl'd to smirk ttftl'f h(.' ttnd tht• Lwm men"• ba ... kt•thc1ll team upsf't the pr<>v1ou ly unbt•ttlt•n No l team 1n th•· KOMI0-1 llO&i 7) IJoM 7S NAIA. Cokl€'n Stttll• \thJN1c < 'onh •wn< 1• ncrn.-81olct, 7'>-7'1 "-<iturday mqht in front of 1,200. who 1arnmt' Uo1'h tO·'t''tll okl "dJ'tln(f forward, loC'Or('(I a h•am-h1qh 20 f>Oltll'> c1g1um.t the tct1m hf' Jlltl~t•d tor t•1<1hJ y ari. dgo Vc1nc1u11rd '>emor l>ttnuon f\.1orbl y qruhlx 'll 11 oJ tu.\ gafll(•·hlCJh 14 r bounds m tht• h"t h.111 dnd hm,h('(I With lb poltll'i BW>lc1 an.:\H•re 1><m. cJT.ihbirag 1t'i flrit I d of th gam<'. h I-till WJlh t-1ghl rrunutc~ I fl . And lhinq w Hr qrttiny nNvous down th I.retch Vanguard ophomorc uudrd Jo h Pl •rson grcibb cl e1 nurrnl dt•len av rebound wtth 0 Ob I t .i.n<.I tJ tn«td • the front end ol one-and..un free throw IOJ the 75-73 lead 81olcl JWUQr 8 J. F t r. whO red • ganw·tti< h 24 poinb, w hlt Uirtt·potnt r trom the rorn r 'idll Ullet 1un1or Lcvilln1 William n' out· ttetchfd nght hand ctnd bounrc off the id of the rim ci tune xptred. 1qrutmg the Lions' c lebrat1on lh•t anr.lud d chants of, ·0v rrot~W Von<1uard tans. "It's indescriba ble ht~ou:.<> <>Ven though I lov what 81old done f« me Ulil a:. a greet rivalry. This wm mtdJ\S 11 out of 13 V'lrton for u~ now 11wy w erl' tht• No l tt•ttm In th<' nc1llon Later on an the (GSAC) toumt1mcnt. w<.• <'on be d adly We• Cdn h<•ttt ttnybody 11·-. hard to "OP u' • nw ~gk.., I l 1·1. 11 · l in th1• {.~ACI louncJ at h41d to to1> th Lion., 112·4, 8· 4J, t~f)('Ocllly w1lhout 81011.1 ..eruor point qurud K{'\'lll Augustuw. who IS dVt'rtKJ109 19 po1nb per gam • cJurtng confN(•ncc pldy AU<JUSUn<' lnjun'<l hJs knt'(" Tul'Sdciy in <111 82-ho wm di Concordtd Stn<" I've tx-en h<'re this as d hrutely tht• m ... t wm we \C hdd." 'Mlld Vclngudld Cw1 h Stephen FrenC'h. who i> an tu t hircl y<'ar "llu LS bt!tt r lhd.O beating d I "ICM D1Vl.Slon II l dJJl (Tht> Eaqlt I an• d touqh t 'dm. No Im the nauon \\e wpn• lortundt€' we <lidn't have to play c.19.un..i WA: ir Stilltll'lg pOIOI guard. But. our quy., tdlkl"d about It y erday and satd. 'I Icy wf'rt> gomg to wm ttusgamc ·(The Lion<>) were confid nt coming m anc.I {JdH' Ch~ t•tfort need >d lbeydid a qr at Job . Vctnguald qwckly look advant ge of lht• out-of· ync Eagl from the ou t building a q.o teac.I In lhc hr t four minul . P1<'rson I v n potnt.s) nalloo a thr -point r to cap lhe run. prompting d Biol• t.uneout. Lot r, the Li went on an 11 ·2 run cov nng 4,30, f atunng 1wuor hawn Cork ry coming off the bench and hght•ng up lhe scor board with two thr -poanters 1n a 37·seC'ond span. Wtllianuon (15 pomts) capped lhe run· wilh • 1 S-foot Jumper. proclucmg a 1 q iKfvantag , the Uolu' d ol the •....,,, "'I OAAV Pl.OT Vanguard's DamJon Morbley goes up for a shot at The PlL ruqht Tht> Ettctlt'\ edmed th ar ~nd I ad ol thl• gdme "'1th l ·4 l IPll, 71-70. 11ftN Fo,ll'I hit t1 lhrt>t•·potntf'r W11ltamson ctn'iw nod with • drivl' to th<' hoop and banked Ul d scoop~ lJldl h~~ W fouled on with l ·2 I ·It Morbl y qrabb d thf' oflen 1v<- rebound on \\'1lhamson .. missed fr throw 1md niter ct timeout, Cork ry d h :d an ns ~ to ruor l•n Boy • who hit a b&nk hot 1n th pa.uit for a 74-71 I d with 0 SO I It Anteaters SLO down -at Cal Poly Big West leaders unable to cut a 50-47 deficit in final minute despite fo ur chances from the penmeter. SAN LUIS OBISPO E.v n lht• 1>1•runrt.t>r dnd they double- thowJh It hds J>fOVf'n thl )n thtOlt'CI (,~n throughout. '°be roa<J.t tro tough I.ht> UC • 1 tbotxJbt m the hrst half we lrv1ne mt•n· bd ketl);lll tt•dm pld~~ good dtf n bul we could not ov ·r~ th.-. VI!' 1lln<f rnuldn t tdke advantage obstdd1• 'iaturday n1qht tn a CJl.lcml\tllywllhC41Pdy~ 819 WPst Conferf'nn• upst•t 11nJ~ LS· ... • Doug "4ld VIC'tory b) Cal Poly Sctn Lm~-.-pj~~~~~ Cirt•l'n, who entert'd the Oba JX>" Mu,Ldng ... 50-47 0 qttmt• 27 porn~ $hy of tymg UCI. f'ntenng th1• qamr Al'ltlNt9n so Tod \lurph\· as the ~hool all· undefeutt•d on tht•' rodd 10 Gi• "'°"' tame I ad1ng sc-or r at 1.778, ronfeA'OCt" ploy. wa'i oul\Cor(>d \\-d h> ·Id tu d .uon-tow seven by Ceil Poly 1n the 'l'<'tmd huU. putnb U'ld~ • w uJ efJOf1 iq. 20. before a wUout < rowd of 3 01 l ,1t dl thl• toul luw 11 of 61. Green 'itattf'd ~ Mott Cym ~cllllt' .t<, ctn Hl lree·lhrow hooter lrv1nt' the dPfenchnc1 conll•rt•no• ..\.lter GrN•n' unly second-half held <'hump1on, hdd thn'\• b.l"k"t nuU1ht-lam· ~lu.'t.\nCJ' wilh d Qdllle·Ngh 1) poanboft dunk put barks m wh1rh lhr b-foot· 7 the t>ench ..ror "<1 on a hot oft the glass wphomor<> torwurd \\d'> \\-h1 tied for to put tht.• ho'>t b.id;. m front 45-44. bt!mg O\it'r lh nm with 4 27 IP ft The \.1ustang 7·1 at Both of Okoro '> dunk' were ldkf'n hom this ~n . ne,er ll•llt!'d agam clwar dunng d 1.)·2 ~onnn run for tht• On 5.ln Lui> O po next tnp ~-n. Muswnq 111-ti 5-4 in thf> B1q \\ 11 Ge41)' drained a three-pointN with J 22 who tumt'd a l3·..!6 d •hot 11110 a "LX· on th dock for a 48-44 ll'dd pomt INd w1lh 11 m1nut~ lrft Gret-n, who led UCI with 10 The Anteatt>r' 114-n, 7-21 who rt>bounch uu56edlhetront ndohone· r gain d the lec1d, 44.43 with 5 Ill 11nd-one w1lh 3 08 to pla~. lh n nuswd rema.11U1l9 oo d flottnng Jumper~ nMX aqam on~ t~ shot DI• on -41\d-one guard Jeny •n we?re outsca"ed do"'1l w1th 2.55 left the stretC'h 7 .J. c1nd miaed lour thr · Brandon 8eelor'I sank two tn-e throws poml ult mpts 111 the clOWlg nunute • with 1 18 left to qwe Cal Pol~ a 50-44 th Musldnqs held on tor 11n upwl Wtn l ad. th n un Mike Hood ncttAKt tus 1be1r fans tormed th1• C'Oun aft f\\ard tt"a.m onJ~ ond-hall thr ·pointer "Initially I dldn t thJ.nk "e needed lo with 1:23 on t~ dock. before Cal Poly Uloot t lhr but our pl•~ n; med dodged more bullet an thf' wa.rung t.o .t c uqht up in the e~otemcnt at thf' ct 11nd won by l.hl'ff end." U I C ch P.st l>vu11La Hid UCJ, onJ} Sol 16 lrom the foul hM (l In a d f osave-un nled gdme, th«> of fl 1n th M!'C'Und halll pulled away Ill Mu te ng shot only 9 ot 36 from the th h~l hAll aJt r lhc" game w tJed. 9- beld tn th h t hctU (2.S'lb t, but trctlled !:i 1llt" fA "built thoir leed. 29- only 27·21 at hallt1me Thetr me1n 21, wh n Jordan H ms sc-or.d on• del:l!nltie made 1t tough lor UCI 10 on putba k 10 n Uw W('(JOd balf Kevin" Buckler From doing doughnuts in his 240Z around 15th and lrvine to racing Porsches at Deytona. N wport Harbor High product is on a roll. _,_...~ OMvPaoT ...... ._._<M . yuu don't hHI mU<h ebcMat <.'W r.-. but they were hip wtth teenegen ID tbe 1970. end grew to legendary pr~ ........ drdll -lncluding ~ Beech. WheN ~ 8udi.l9f ......... tlO drive .... 2402 in~ trendc .... wl ...... ,.._. • dU9 .. MCb llOp lo ... you ............. ......... .-............... cs..., .... w••.--•llPl8•1s.O... .. _.....,..., ........... ....., .. , t:e•c-,..-..-. ..................... .................. , . .., .... _ ...... ------........... , ,., .. ,, 0 .... .....__.. .. ............ ... ,., 1 .... -. .. _ ..... 1,1N"'4 ?•--.......... forward. I'm sure I n v r would bit e thought f'd be driva.ng Ponch prof It ectually tM1ty nMl too l'v got to • tt'a a lot of war but I'm doing What I want to do• d4)'j. Rudder isn't <"OUnling ~ Of look.inc for whit n~ IOJ* u.pect to •~ ol • pilk benfh, while ttytng to obey at automobile lews. lnltead, he I WOfklng ~to~ bil OW. a 1002 PondM! GT3·RS, ud crew tor the 40lla ..... Gr.nd·Am Roles 24 ltoun .. 0.ytOM r:.b 2.:3, ...... .nit mott grueling r~ on the Grand Al8edcan Roed bdng llditdule . -TW D bf! our~ e¥enl ol the pw •• Mid ludr._, who Ml 9llo l*WI O.y'IOM naana Mk'INI ...... ol GIMDI. ~ wl NtWlly I ..... ........ ,.., ...... n.o .................. 7 ...... Oii , ........ ta • res• .. " ...... :at ·-~ .... .., ...... -. . ...... _.,., -···-· . . . 12 Sunday, January 27. 2002 Cal Poly tramples Anteaters UCI women outscored 45-20 down the stretch. 8 R E N EVENTS CENTER -UC Irvine 1umped to a 40-JO ledd an the ectrly pcirt ofthe~nd hall Saturddy ~...=.. ~ naghl. but VI lttng C'dl Poly roared from behmd wtth a 45-20 run to wan a B19 We l Conlerenre women's bdskelball gdme going awity. 75-60 Kan Dupperon of the San Lu15 OblSpo·bd ed Mustangs led dU scorer> wUh 24 points, including 22 m the second hall. She Wab U for 14 from the floor und 6 for 9 from three-point range. HedlhN Journey scored 14 points dnd Kn.sty Baker hdd 12 for the Mut.tang , who improved to 7 ·I I, 4 ..4 m the 819 West UCI Wdl> led by Wendy Gcsbbe'<t 13 polnl'>, whtle Brandy Hudson srored 12 points and Clmstand Cdlldwdy recorded 11 poanb SPORTS Umguar(l. women come up short against mola Revenge for a one-point lo in November doesn't materialize as Biola rambles, 63-49. COSTA MESA-------. Candelaria closed Va o g u a rd ltlo lSpolnbwttha University, king huck t just before payback for li on • totennlssion. point Joa to Bi<>U In The Uons: who November, f U shot 34.6% in the hort again Satur-fl.JSl half, dropped day night as the to a coo121•. in the Eagles 11«'<1 to a .... u second half and 6.1-49 women ~ u.. ., trailed by as many ketball victory. im· ...__ ____ _. as 19 points. Biol.a proving to 12-6. 6"'6 hooters fell off. as ln the Gold n Stat AthJ U well (37,_) and the I.Jons Conference were abl to keep pace. Vanguard, with Its clostng th gap to 12 pomts familiar urroundmg In the m the I.Mt two minutes. Plt on the Lion • campu • nm ran out, however, clai.rDed the fint I ad of Ute and the Lions fell lo 10·8, ga.me ontwof" lhrowsby 7-5 senior center Kelly Boeke, Biola's Allison Box was and the teams traded leads 10 for 17 from the held and for the hrst 10 mlnut s of led all players wltb 24 the game. points. while Matthews Blola's Elizabeth Matt· added 22 points for the hew lied the game al 20 Edg Matthews, Baird and wlth just over 11 minute HeldJ Fuqua each pulled left In the half, and Sdrah down even rebounds for Baird gave the Eagl a one-~c Edgl . point lead a minute later Robbin D1ttenblr topped with a free throw. It was a the Lions' ledger with 10 lead Biolct would not sur~ points and 13 rebounds. render. Senior guards Beth 8iola shot bl.S.,,,. from the Weidler and Jessica beldandmadl.'6of 12~ Lenderman each handed pointers ln the hall Baud out four a s1sts for made five ruaight points in Vanguard. Daily PlJot ··--z• CM.,_,.UC ..... 47 UC.,,._· hat '7, Hln1' t. ...... 11, Gt.-7, Hood 11, Owtlt 1, ........ 1.0bfol ).pt. go.-. Hood J; ZUz& 1. Foultd out • none. ~·UO(.Dld't ~ c:.1 Nr. Hlnly Q. ....., .. o.ma 7, ~ 7, ~ .. UllNc 2. '*'Y 15. SoclCI 0. ~ 1, ........,0. J..pt. goMt • '*'Y J. TitchtNI 2. ~1.Altn1 Fouled out· noM ~•none. Hilftlmt ·UC WW., 27-11 ··-·--VMmWD1S.IDAn ..... TIYllh 12. Strong 21, ~ 2. Mlftln " ~ 24, Mtdl.tpW\ .. ~ .,. • F«*r s. 5lnlng s. MMln 2. Fouled out • none TIChnbk • ,__ * I rd· MOOlft 4IO. Moftl6iy 11. 1o,t1 I, .......... IS. '*9on 7, CarMry' ..... ), Moore 0. J..pt. goMI. Wlliolmlon ), ...,.,,.. 2. C.otUty 2. Fouled out • nGf'I TtdvlUll • none HAHtimt • v.nguwd. )t.2' M WIST CM MU!UP CM.~15.UCllNMIO c:.I..., · 11'...-..n 7, T~ ... Tamebtrv O, ...._ t, 0Upsron ~ ... 12. ....... 1, IUd\llfdl ... bJlntrl 1•. v..-o. )1IC. golll • Duptnon ' ... 2 ~out. Jownty. UC IMM • Gllbbt I J. C)plrah I. ~ 11, ~ 7. Tominon 2. f.ullntr 0. llgginl 0. WDznlck 7, Hudlon 12. )1IC. golll · Gllbbt ), c;,_, 1, WDznlck 1 Foultd~- Hllfbrrw • UC111ViM. Ji.JO UCI, which lt>U to 7-12. J-5. hosts Rlvt>l"!t1de Fnday n1ght ln another Big West mdtchup di the Bren SEAN HU.ER I OAlY PlOT Vanguard's Courtney McKlnney (32) tangles. with Blola's Sa.rah Baird (23) ln the second baU of Saturday night's GSAC contest tbe flnaJ two minutes a The Uon5 host Concordia Blola expanded Its lead to an ct GSAC game Tuesday, 39-22 before VU'i. Dehbte tdrtlng at 5:30 p.m. lilalA Q, VM91W. • ..... WC. 2. a.lrd 7, ic..-2. Macthtws 22.. ea. 24, ....... 0. ,..,.. ... I.ow 0. Hill 0. "°°' 2. COWGE BASEBAll BRIEFLY )1lt. goMt. Mlnt'9wl .. ea. • Fouled out. none.~. nont \111 I nrd · lalldliin..n t. Anteaters Cd.M gets first PCL win topped, 4-1 Mancillas (29) and Matsen. CclM girls win, 13-11 Mesa girls fall, 77-39 ldmiNaon s. c..ndtWill t. DltttnbW 10. lotll• 7, W.ldtr 0. H'Drl 0. SMrNt\ 2. Wis s. MdOnney 2. OtCou 0 liJt.Volill · ~ 2. ~I, MiMI 1 fouled out • none TtdWalll • none Hllf\lmt ...... Jt.2• • (24) pace Sea Kings to 70-51 Corona det Mar ~ Costa Mes.; High's[][] triumph at Laguna Beach HJgb's girls water polo q1rls basketbclll tPetm ran University of San Diego shooting for · team (14·5) snapped a lntoa future GoldenWest od th l The Corona del Mar [][] 9.9 tie after three quar-League opponPnt Sat- HAPPY BIRTHDAY a sweep l ay as e two C ose out Hlgh boys basketball ters en route to a 13-11 nonleague urday rugbl in the form ot nonleague the first series in Anteater Ballpark. team out cored hoi l victoryoverVLSilingCarlsbadSaturcldy foe W trrun t r, and 1t wasn't pretty. ANTEATER BAUPARK - UC Irvine's youlhlul A{lteaters dropped their second tra1ght nonconrerence ba ebaU de- QS1on to the Uruvers1ty or San Diego Saturcl~y night cl the Torero truC'k for three runs K'lllOlll tn thP seventh i.nrung and rode 1t home ford 4-1 victory U. of SO Both te.tm!t were ..corel AMNWs through three anmngs before .. 1 the Toreros got on the board an the fourth anrung on a tnple by nght fielder Tony Pere1 and a run· <,e0nng groundout by left helder Joey Prctst UCI ttnswered an the fourth anmng with a sacnf1ce fly by nght fielder Chns Klemm, scoring Etfren TreJO Center fielder Tom Caple crune up wtth the big blow an the Sf'venth mrung with a two-run double off losing pitcher Jon Koller. MLke Oseguera got the w an an reUel for USO, commg ln for AdJ'On Wilson an the filth inning. I le pitched 2111 lntun<r> of 'i<'Orelcss relief, allowing one tut The two tPttm!t mt>et today at l p m as they clm.e out the lhrt't'·gdme nt!"I WUIMJ'S§'' U..ms1t °'SM 0..0 4 UC...__ 1 ,_..~ ...... UnMnl1y of s.n Ole9Q 000 tOO JOO • I 0 UC lrwle 000 100 000 1 S 0 Wlhor\ C>le9*• (S). ,_.l 111 and Mine! Tr.ay. IColler (6). TripotlmAnll M>ler W ·C>Mguer1. 1.0 L aco111r.o.1 S¥ ,.~~ 1 21 c...-(SO) •• l'Wu (SD). Guttww (UCI) Laguna Beach. 43-21. In ··_Brittney Bowlus sawed tw1ce in the Th Lions urged to d 20-9 ftl'Sl· the nuddle two quarters to key a 7~1 dedsave quarter, with sing ~ by quattPr h!ad and were never Pacific Coast League VJctory Friday. o..dela or...vunoand Oldlllna Htwko. lhre• ned en route to d 77 -39 victory. ·u was our best defenav effort of Hewko led all corers with five We,.t:mmster. now 17-4, had fow the year.· said CdM Coach Ryan goalsandshebadtwo .Bowlus play 1'5wtth 17 pomtsormore. Curry, who credHcd an active zone had four goals and Oaru Ue Carl.son. Rbond1 Nd.ff Wd$ the only player and some full-court~ lo helpmg had two goals and three ts Also Co ta Me cl (8-14) had to counter energize btS Sea King (5·18, t~ in Wlth three~ wasJ a Harlans against the Lions· quartet league) Senior Alexa Miller took one hot Sh scorod 16 pomts. but no other Kevm Manallas (29 po1t1ts) tut three dnd scored in the first quarter Muswng had more than~ po1t1ts. 10MY 9'aH f Ow Ne\tJpon Harbor food»ll CdM goaltender Je55lCa W came N b h of~ ven three-pointers in the third up wtlb rune saves. xl year ot teams will be p rdin quarter. when Bret Matsen had t 3 of ••WI competing an the Gold n West League eppe e sweeps hts 24 points to help CdM outscore Sall'9--.-UC Irvine's ~ -r ---W•t.Cll @) the Artists, 24-10, to all bullock up the ~-.MM 1J. CM'lmH> 11 -..... _men 's volleyball . wtn CM1lb9d 2 1 • 2 11 •WDl9n1 ..... ""'~ 11. o.. MllA n d d 1 Cof'ON dll M.w 2 1 • • 13 s-.. ._,. ~ team roppe a Jay Northndge added 13 points for ~. Gitltll.., AustJn l. Sdwlfer l, Wllltmnll« 20 22 16 19 n 30-28, 30-22. 30. the winners. O'Netll t. s... ~ s Costll MIMI t 17 • s · J9 21 Mountain Pacific Sport a.I· Hlw6co s. lowtus 4. c.rtson 2. M11Mf 1, 'lll'nta••..., Vill.aloboi l. ~ t 7, FedcratJon <feds.Ion to VlSltlng PACIK <MD UMUI IOU ~-..MM 1G. l.MuM 8llAOI 51 .... ..,.~ OiGl.tcDmo 1. Saws· Wlfls 9 := t, llloblls ti. MltWll 0. Httlert 20. Pepperdlne. Saturday night at l pt 90lill Vtti.lobol 1. HtOett 1 Crawford Hall . CofON dll MAf 17 19 2A 10 70 Ulgunl 8Nch 17 11 10 u s, c:.-...... Mlnallall lt. Shenctl-Odom 2. w.kt1 2. ~ ~ N011Mdge t), G&la 0. "-o.~o J..pt. goMI • M«ldlle 7, MA1Jen l. . NOltMdgtl. Fouled out • 9-ldl-Odom Technoll none &..-...... GMINrd" .... Duk .. l. ~ 22.. L.Wrt l. s.ndl t ).pt. goMI • G*lr'd 2. ~ 2. IMhy 1 Fouled out • none Tec:hnlcM • C.oech a.n.n 1, ~ 1. SH girls fall. 52-27 DOWNEY-Tho Sag [I] Hill High guts bask lbal.I t am remamcd WU\) in the Academy League with a 52-27 lo s to ho t Calvary Chapel or Down y Prtday. Junior Carrio Clark led the Ughlning (3-11, 0·5 In I aguo) with 13 points. Yellow Jackets top UCI The 26th-ranked [Ii] Georgia Tech Uruversity men's te onl team improved to 1·1, de· feating No. 75 UC lrvinc. 6-1. at tht' UCI Tennis Stadium Saturday The Anteat rs dropped to 0-4. The V'f'llow Jacket won the doubi point, wbil UCI freshman Brtan Morton w the lone Ant t r to win ui mgles. ---ll ~ 1llot t. UC lliwm t ....... !togs Mdenon (Gl) "-* CMt L&Mnldln. 6-), 6-1; Joeo ~(GT)"-* Jon [ndriltlit; 2-t. 1"'-6-J; DIMd Wright (GT) "-* ~ O'Connof, 6-l, 7·S. ~ Moros (GT) "-'· Gr9g ~ w. W.: SCoCl SChnu90 (GT) dlf. ~~KM. 6-1: 1rten Momin (U(I) tJ.f ~Nott. N. H , 6-2. .,....... • ~(VO)"-* AlldellOl.W.lgh .. M; ~(GT)"-* O'GonnotiWl;emel•• M; ~(GT) dlf.~M The Newpon Harbor High glrll bMatbeU ..... tadl 1\llltn't :~ s.. View IAegUe 10 Wtaailig ....u db ........... Ylc.tary. Newpolt ..... n.1111 iODI 11111 ......... two ...,._a, ...... .._ .......... .... ................ , .......... ..... Ill'• ......... _ .......... ,. II Fouled out ~ The Waves, behind Lance :::.:.. nor:..1o l. CMon l. ~all. Walker (13 kills). Brad Keenan Naff 11.~2.lttdi t,"--6.s.nc:huS. (10 ldlls) and Sean Rooney (10 1otzm1nn o kills), improved lo 8·2, 3-0 in Jill. 9QMt • hllo t the MPSP. =:::= UCI (3-4. 1·3) was led by · Jarett Jensen. who had 16 k1lls Blau breaks UCI mark Th UC hvlne men' ~ and women' •wim.mlng ~ and d1v1nq quads • aw . d f led Ctl! Poly in dUdl mPet ochon aturday at Anteater Aquttlt Complex UCI Junior Sh•rt e Blau et a ~ool rK<>rd tn wuuling lb 50-yard f In l4 14 the Ant t won 1 t ol 16 eventJ on th way to a 181·97 VI ory, Th mPn, led by Chris Boyer and Altlld Sulagyl. who bolh won two events. breeu<I, l 65· 112. BUCKLER CONTINUED FROM 11 DEEP SEA 14 =qwn TODAY'S SOIDW ... (°"It .~ of Sift Diego. UC 1Mne. l pm g .... I• -II• POUCY Ill .. *' .,~. ,,. llltl ._.. ,..... D 11111 ,_,. "'" ........... ~ ~ wllO .,...,.. Ill .. Setva ~ '° lllduOt ... Cont11cto11 L1ct nH ·1,1.. 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COLDWELL FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S LEADING REAL ESTATE COMPANY NEWPORT COAST $4,495,000 NEWPORT COAST $2,495,000 SAUSALITO $1,495,000 BELCOURT S:t,490,000 A classic Mediterranean masterpiece In Exquisite new home, custom upgrades, Canyon vtewa. Immaculate 4 Bd. plus den 4 Bd. plus study, large family room, gourmet Pehcan Crest. 5 Bet 7 Ba. spectacular ocean and harbor views. and gym. Guard gated. kitchen, pool and spa. Marshall & LaV1gne 71~2038 Jennifer Pritchett 9491718-1579 Lombardi & Brian 9491759-3751 Hinman & Hinman 949'759-3705 HARBOR VIEW HILLS $1,425,000 CN.JEO HIGH..AADS $1,250,<XX> LAGUNA BEACH $1 ,999,000 CORONA DEL MAR $1 ,079,000 Ocean & sunset views. Single level 4 Bd. Lovely family home,. 4 Bd. 3 Ba. Ocean Custom 3 Bd. ~ Ba. oeMbrtty hideaway beach Remodeled 3 Bd. 2 Ba. owner's unit 3 Ba. Pool & spa. views. Pool, spa. Upgraded. bungalow wtth captivating ocean views. 2 Bd. 2 Ba. income unit. Ewing & Ewing 9491759-3798 Thoma & McKinnon SM81759-3784 Valene Howell 9491280-3660 Sue Young 9G'7~3708 NEWPORT BEACH $1,069,000 Family home In Madison Lane. 5 Bd. 3 Ba. wrth 1 Bd. and 1 Ba. downstairs. Linda Reed 9'W887""'578 NEWPORT BEACH $549,000 2 Bd. 2 Ba. 2 car garage condo doee to Fashton Island. Gerry Long 9'8(718-2388 Mtn1•1• , • NEWPORT BEACH $1 ,024,000 EASTBLUFF $839,000 EASTBLUFF $795,000 Bem.duly remodeled 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. PaJenno Wonderfully maintained, upgraded home 4 Bd. 3 Ba. Single story family home. model. Cul-de-sac location. with a gorgeous yard. Landscaped yard with a treehouse .. Debof'1lh Wetdner 9'9/500-5539 Coby Ward 9491759-3724 Sdafani/Mtllar 949'717~760 BAI BOA PENINSULA $549,000 Balboa condo 2 blocka to aand. Newer conatructk>n. ~ & p.....,,, SM81717~750 COSTA MESA $450,000 Mau Verde upgrllded 3 Bd. 2 Ba. on a quiet-cut-de~ atreet. , Sydney Gielow SMQ/400-1320 HUN11NBTON IMCH IOO 4MUla. .... ..._.._.D111 1 ............. 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