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Home My WebLink About2002-01-30 - Orange Coast Pilot·' ...... a The sun will shine today and not much beats that. But still stick with a thick ~ater. S..P.-2 SERVING THE NEWPORT -NE.SA COMMUNrTIES SINCE 1907 ON ntE WEB: YVY'/W.DAILYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2002 Ehud Barak encourages war on terrorism • Former Israeli leader, speaking in Ne wport Beach, suggests that success will depend on cooperation. NEWPORT BEACI I -On d cJ<•dr, cnsp Tul"sddy ru9ht, hghtnmg struck dl Temple 8dt Ydhm • Former I raeh Pnme M1mster Ehud Bardk ..... whoSf> ld t ndmt> mCdru. lJghtning in t lebrew -E>nltght- Pned d Cdpl1vP dud1ence wtth tu View on '>ecunty dQillll t terrornm clnd th • Sldl(• of affd1rs in the MiddJe Edsl Mon• lhdn 600 peopl<> gtlve thetr und1v1dt'd t1lten1..ton to the former rrulitary hN<> tum~ world lcddPr ltme. h workc.."d towurd pedct• with the Pale l101ttns u controvers1al d c1s1on heruldrd as heroic by some tlnd mu;- g u1ded by othen.. <lid Rdbb1 Mark Maller, who coordrndted the I ~lure 8drak. 59, spent most of hts We l>dt- Ulllg terronsm 10 hlS naltve country, he said He wcls ., 22-year-old soldt r when he wils hrst '>enl to cQmnldnd cl raid t1ga10 t IPrronsm • u som<'One were to ht1V(> told me 37 yedrs Idler thdt terror would '>till be d mclJor chdll<>ng<> -on d globe.II SCdle -I would not havt• bebeved them But th1Ja lS redbt) dnd W<' h<1ve to lt1ct• 11, • 8drak '>dJd Ion• thl' .,truqqlt• to t'nd lr.rronsm world· w1<11> 1.,.11r<wn1 "\\.l' rnu .. t de-.tmy world lPrror or he dt''>tro\ l'fl .• Bt1rnk '>t11d I h• · < t1lled for rnopNt1llon ol mteU1 - gPnc (! dUl'nC'll''> d'-Wf'IJ d m1hldry dnd econonuc powt-rs Uny1eldmg I •t1dcr- h1p dnd '>pint t1rP dl'>o naqu1rl'<l to wdge -1.mcl \\in -lht• w.ar "' l'f terronsm, h<· '>dlfl Pt•oplP 111u'>l ht• wtlhnq to Micnlu t• clunnq lht• huhtmCJ ol tht I •ngthy wt1r, Rcm1k uruect Sonw J>N'>Olldl liberties will hc1\ 1• tu Ix• dbcmdcmt~I lo t11Jow l<.1w 1•nltm f'ltwnt olftCtdl'> Uw dhthly to rwrw- lfclll' t1•1nm.,1 group.,, <1ncl 11nm1qrc1tmn <1ncl monP} l<.1undPnny lt1W'> mu'>I ttl-.o lw ll<Jhll•rwd clfld ht•t\Vd) Pnlorn•d h1• '>cll<l Po1..,1•d 'onhdl•ntl) ttl the• lt•clmn. Bur.1k < unqr<1tul<1tt>d lht• US qovt>m- nwnt on 11 ... 11ct1on<; '>In< 1• ">t•pt 11 • 111io· I rdel's I 0th pnmP. rruruster led the rountry lrom l~~I to 2001. Dunng lht1l He wt1rn<>tl ol d long bdlUe t1hcdd dnd 'idtd peoph· '>hould ret1h1:e lhdt our soph1st1ct1lt>d und complex c1v1ltzdt1on 1s tughly exp<>'>Pd to t(•rronst thn•t1b Tho-.e respon 1blt• le>r the deaths of net1rly 3,000 peoplP in thP Et1'>t C'Od I ctllt1< ks wPrP capahk• of lt1r wor-.t• offens<~. <Jnd th<'r(•-SEE BARAK PAGE A4 Ehud Barak, former prime minister of Israel, addresses the crowd at Temple Bat Yahm on Tue!tday e\en!ng. pecial-education students add a n w part to their classroom habitat Deirdre Newman DAILY PILOT S onny d Cd pie k<.><:l up d hovel clOd started hedvtng dirt out of a hole in th ground oulstd tw. Corono d I Mar High School Ciel <,room A he stn1gqled Wlth the hovel. tu tc:>dchN. Su.t.y Thdtrhc:>r. < dJlle to the re - rue. grabbing onto th(l .,hOH~I whtlP prov1dmg word of ncouragf'm<>nl ·Push, push You u • c;Lrong. you fdn do th.ts." Thatcher said Sonny. d .,tuclPnt in Thatcher"• '>l>t'- Cldl-educdllon cldc;,, got cl workout Mon- ddy mommy d'> ht> cs.nd other pec1til • <"ducallon dnd md1nstre<tm stu- d nts helped to buJ.ld cl koi pond in the garden out 1clt• Thatcher' dtt - room Thatcher couJd have had the pond 1nstdlled sol<>ly hy prof 1onaJs In tead. he invtted her tudenls to rolJ up the!f I v and ncx thetr muscl~ to 9 t a hand -on expenenc with nature '/ have watched these kids flower when they are focused on what they can do. With high exp ectations, it's kind of like the metamorphosis of a butterfly.' -Suzy l'Ntcher, Corona del Mar High School teacher ·one or th th.lnq wtth students Wllh vere chaU ng i thcll 1t'c; important for th m lo know they mdk a diff r nee." Thatch r said. "No matt r how chctllengcd th )' are, they can change th world• Th gard n wa c rahed as a schoolyard habitat last y ar and ha proVldcd the backdrop for som e butt rlly reJ , Thatch r said . h and th tu- d n have also added h t plants 10 on ffort to d lop th gard n cl c1 h<>!>p1tabl cnvlfonment for ruumals and uuccts Th ko1 pond was a natural addibon, 11\atcher said, SEE DIGGING PAGE M • gm GMG FRY IOAI." Wltb a help6ng bud lrom tNdMr uzy Thatcher, c:enter, AUlon llm1b. rtgbt. <:Mii rockl lntO tbe kol pond ..... ii being imt&Ued outlkle ... lp8CW-ecluation ca-room .a Corona del Mar High. At &eft Is teilcher illd RebekM WMbbum. Satire from the front line of Nfiwport s bloodle. F ROM SOMEWHERE lN NEW· PORT BEACH -The 1\ua- tion here Ul lhil once-tranquil ide hamlet aa unraveling with IOfne dispetch, though fOf now I am safe. But only tor now, u lt's qwt mwky .. to who holds poww. Our puty walWd out the pitth blec'k and frigid c:okl ol night ldlN1 up in a windowt111 *:C.t room at • l)OIMdu local .. .., m.a Origi- MI Plaa, J1llt on Mc'-ddm Square. It's ........... Mind .... Welkoft. ...... dllp ....... ..... Kp' 7 I 7 --UI .. ·c1.,. .... .._ .. rauahJ• ,., zWdl _. .. ,,,,a,..._..,,.... ... ,, .... •a02 2 -··-----dime-.... 11. ,..cu ...... on occ on wh n confrontoo by Qtng torchbea n. with th word •Cr nllght • t nnaed to lh r fo • hNd . W• ma U hero by h r lu<"k and a Uttlft ~. W w pll· lied to ow locetkln in the trunk uf an a\tumoblle owned by Bob CaUltin, • gNnlde dVow9r' in I.he local enVU'GNIMlntal mcwement Cauttin at fine NluMd '° wc:cuennt09 date our nMd ID r'MCll tbe bettM !OM. Bui Wbm we CClllfNalld biln ........................ , ..... dwtY•=•llllabaslDgdDwnbil drh••., ................ _ a.dh• , ......... ...... ...... »=•--to .,.,.... .. .... Qralt.. ., .... _ ... Newport shuts down 4 water wells • Actwn w11J dllow of hndl.., to mvesllqdtc• ch-,coven ot d cldngerou.., ... ub-,tdnce dl sourn• m founldm Vdll<'y City's wdter cost will double•. Paul Clinton 0AlY P tOl "..;[\\ P< >RT BEA< "I { -Thi' <II\ -.hut do\\ n 1t" tour clnnkmq \\dll'r "t>lls Ul Fountdm \ictlll'V c1n ~ lond<1y c1llt>r lrd(f'! 111 c1 cidnCJ"'TOll'> ... ub'ihtnn• wc•n• lound m thl' count\ 'qround·\\dll'r ttqu11t•r Known d' • 1 4-Dtox<lm•. • the mdu-.tn- 11 'oh t•nl '' 11np of SO thdt hd\ t> been plt1< Pd on u -.lt11t• \\dtc h lJ,I d" cJ ddnqn to µ11hhc h('<1lth C ·11~ othnc1l' dt'f ult-<l lu ''"P 1h1• llu\\ ol "r1lt•1 Imm th1• <Jqu1f Pr into th1• ctl~ ' dnnlunq '"dlt•r ... uppl\ whu1• th1•v tn\t..,11· quit• lhl' c h1•n11c c1l '' hH h '' c1 pruhahle f dnC Pr·CdU'1rlq clCJt'nl "The cal\ h,,, <IP< Hh~I 10 pull tht• pump .. ollhnP JU'I -.o '' t' Cdn hqu11• 11u1 more dhout tht• n•ldll\ •• h dllh n'>k ol t <tn· hnuanq to u'' tht ,,. .. ,,., • A.,,,.,tonl Cir. ~lt1nd<1Pr Dd\I' Kati ,,ud • 1 dun t think 1t' t1 .,1~1mhct1nl ht•ttlth n .. k • Thi• md.-hn111• t h,..,urt• ut lh1• \\t.!ll' ,., t•xpect ~ to more thttn doubl1• tht• c-m•I ol \\<.1ter to th1• nt\, \\h1<h reht•, on \\dter lrom the t1qu1Jer tor 1t-. "ntu .. 'llflph. from <ktoher throuqh pnl Thi• ell\ rt~1•1\ " 7 ':'I ol IL'-""dll'f I rom tht• c1qwft!r dunng lht' J>Cdk .,\llnJTIN month\ dnd hU)S thl" r1•1111.umng 25 • Imm tht> !\ 1etropolJtan \\'dter Dtstnct ol t rdngl' Count\ \\'hilf'! th • " •U-. ol\ will hm dlJ of 1b watt•r lrom the r..1etropo1Jtan Wat ·r DI' tnrt That \t\ilJ lead to a pike Ul ro'l!. to th nt) Imm th t)plCal $7,350 cl day tor "ater to ts.:us. oth said Th~ c-hmmc dl wu dJ>eo\:er •d b\ th Ordng Count} \\'ctt r 01,.tnc:t Ill clrly l>Kembcr dunm 1 n •w t ~t.mg program Before u mg n w r rugh-t h equap- m nt. th d1 tnc-t couJd not d tKt th compound 10 mall d ·in of lb ~· tn<'l well " re d med contaminated, mrlucting two m•n ed by 1 Co l- 1dcsted W•t r D tnct Th oth r ~ow Us 11re mdnt19 >d by Fountdm \'dll y SEE WATER MGE M coup QASS -~-----'" ...... A2 '91.m ,, Nt'S------ LOCALS A2 Wednesday, Jonuaty 30, 2002 PIT Of Tll Wiii Shelt r cat •Many local residents are unable to find theu loft pell limply because they don't know t.b4t Newport-Mesa has lts own, v ry a:nall enimal shelter et 2075 Newport Blvd. ln Costa MeM, lnlid the veter&n4rian hosp1l4l c411ed Dover Shores Pet Care Cent r. • S&ld DiAnne Pfaff-Martin. organizeT of tht" Com· munity Animal Network. The beautiful, f ma1i longhair tabby P • tured ls waib.Jlg et th• center f oc the r1ght home. Pfaff-Martin Mid M.ny pureb"9d dog are lllo w&bng tor own to claim them. sh wet oth r arumals available foe adoption at www.anlmaln twork.010 or atop by Runo' ~t torw at Pasblon Island be,tw !'oon and .c pm. on w k d. Informabon: (949) 759-3646, or Write to lh n twork at P.O. Bo~ 8662. Newport Bffch, CA 92658. Doily Pilot ··Kathy Flippin GEnlNG INVOLVED • GEi ilNG INVOLVIDruns ~In the O.tily ,dot on " rotating twM. If you'd lb inforrnetion on~ 'PX or~ tJOn to thtl liR. c.all (949) S74<C291 . An Olympic order to fill Kathy FUppm will go to Utah ne.xt month. Not as an Olymplen herself, but as someone offer- mg a service to thousands of athletes. Fllppm, a 32-year-old Newport Beach massage thera- pist, has volunteered to be a member of the 2002 Winter Sports Massage Team. As part of the distinguished aew. she will try to soothe, repalI and rejuvenate tired. lnjured For I or aching muscles at what will be the biggest sporting event of the yee.r. GOOD CAUSE ·1 am really excited to get th1s oppor· tunity to work with the world's best ath- letes,• Flippin said. ·ws thrilling for someone like me to work with bodies at such a high level of fitness.• The massage team is part of the Utah chapter of the American Massage Therapy Assn .. which hd~ been contracted by the Olympic Committee to pro- vide massage servict"S at the 2002 Winter Olympics. Atppm, however. will not be paid for the massages she will give dlhJetes over erght days. She will be responsible lor dll expenses -mcludmg urufonns. traveJ and mea.ls. What mdkes 11 all worthwhl.le? ·11·s the expenence. • Fllppm said. "It's sunply arna.zmg. • She as not unfamiliar with the feehng. Fhppm was invUed dS a guest of the FillptnO Olympe team during the 2000 Swn- mer OlymplCS tn Sydney She had some memorable expen- ences at the Olympte village and dunng the ceremorues. "The athletes are your clients.· she S&d. "But they become fnends JUSt because of the nature of the JOb. • Fllppm will leave for Utah on Feb. 15. On her way back, he will stop in Las Vegas to work with the Mission VieJO Madadors, a local swun team she volunteers with. To qualify for the 1ob at the Olympics. a massage ther- aplSt must have 500 hours of education. insurance cover- age for personal IJabtllty and a license to operate in his or her geograph1c area Flippin dpplled for a place on the team in November and was informed of her selecbon as early as December. All she had to do was send her resume with a letter stat- ing why she wanted to be a volunteer. Dunng her tune tn Utah, she and other therapists will work out of a large tra.Ller with 10 massage tables, where athletes can walk m ,and get massages during regular working bows. "It's a gredt arrangement because there are several . small countne that partlClpate that do not have resources IJke the Uruted States team has.• she saJd. Fllppm sa.id she also en1oys the "mtercultural exchdllge" that IS part of these world events. "You enioy other cultures and perspectives.· she said. "The village m 1tseU is a thnlhng expenence. • -StOJY by Oeepa Bharath, photo by Steve M«nnk II.MANIC DUI ARRESTS COSTA MESA MONDAY • RicMdo Cabrera. 32, Costa Meow SUNDAY • Mellsw Jo Gr4'WS, 22, Costa Mew • Errws1o Coyou1, 18, Costa M4PY •bl.tel Gonulez-Gonz.ttez. 1a. AllSO Viejo • Alfred V•ldet. 37, An.thelm • s.tv.dor Punoz.ParTa, 30, Costa Mesa SATURDAY • Joshu.t Eugene<> Lindwy, 29, Costa Mesa • Oint i...wrence COf'on.t, 32. ANhetm • o.n Richard Oiednch, 44, Coro- n.tdeltt.4¥ •Robert Ch.tries N.tpoll, 48. IMne • Mwlceta Adams. 42, °'rt, • Fr•ncifco Eipericuet•, 32. ta AN • O.tvld Slt•hl MllW\. 37, Sant• AN FRIDAY • Luis Alfredo c:.tstellon, 22, Cos- Jl'dilyl Pilot f VOL M, NO. JO ......... -. ~ --Nllr ..,~. .-.....o.... u.-. "'--Dir.- t.Mew • Steven OeMI UWfy, 29, Costa ~ • 0.tVid Kent Allen, 40, Hvnfin9• ton Be.ch • Kris11n lngf1d D•y, 24, Nofco • Andrf!W William Blehi. 28. 5"n- t.An• THURSDAY • OouglM Seb.tstiMI Coglltore, 29, Costa Mesa • Peter Ronald ZotCMCJ:I, 63, Nwlport Be.teh • Uly.tN lUN. 29, YOfb.t Linda NEWPORT IUCM SUNDAY • N.ttNn..t Se.tn Yolles, 22. Long 8e.teh • Ronda Ann Lr.landowlkl. 29, Nt"lf'l)Ort Buch • Raul Piment.tl, 20, Santa AN • TModo<• Kenwd Coote. 19, Newport 8U(h SATURDAY • Thon\M Mmes Befl. 39, Orange • Mic.hMI JllfMS K.tiMr. 31, Kunt· lngton 8HCh • M"'1t Eart Lunsford. 44. Costa MeWI • ~ Owtstl.tn C1auMn. l6, Ttmt<ul.t • D.vtd Muir Ford. 64. Laguna leech ....,.... ... .... , 0 2 .....,, ............. JWU:» ,,._. a ...... .. ........ ,......,..... .. ,l6411M ~ -..-........................ ~··. -c..-• ... :=:.=-P64m .......... -.... __ ......... ...._ ........ -· 7 2 -............ _...._ ...- ........ FRIDAY • P•trldt Ron.tld Rodtlguez. 47, Newport Buch • l.Mu• ElizM>eth Setby. 24, LOf"9 Buch • Robert Oldtson Kellch, 39, New- port BNCh THURSDAY • B.trtlett W•rd Vance, 48, Bal· boa tsl.tnd REIL ESTATE TRAISICTIONS COSTA MESA 29S9 MindaNo Drlw. SS72,~ lOS4 IC!tt*'CWe a.y, U29.000 1s59 Ambef'tMf, s51a,ooo 2361 Notre D.tme Road. S3S6.500 159 IA'iungton Lane, s 180,000 2949 Ellesmlre Ave .. Sll0.000 NIWPOIT llACI 1201 Blue Gum Lane, S72S,000 509 Allenld.t ~ $461,000 24 Sp.tnish a.y Or!Ye, s 1 1065 mUlion 1301 Antlgw Wwt. S 1.14 million 2521 luny• St, S7l0.000 52 Otd Course Drlw. S 1.7S mlllion JSO Orchid Avt .. S910,000 l2IOO ~Alie., S 1.0lll milleon IQDQSHODM (M9) "'2-6086 lllecxwd ~ c.ornmenu ~ the Deity "'°' 0t news • ·•mw» OUr ........ ]JO w ~ St Colt.a MeM. CA t26l7. <>Mee~ ... ~. ~ 1:10 a.m... 5 p"' It "the llloC"t poky to ,.~ con'«t ii erroR of ......... ...... tMI -S7<Mlll m .............. ~ ...... Pllll .... 1 ...... llpi'771N ... "'~ IMd\ .... c... ... d I \:1 ._.. ....... ....,_, ... ...... • ,,. 1"'-0r-..C...., -m.Mt,lft ........ ., ............ c.... ..... ... ......... _., ...... ... ................. ,., ................. l' ........... ..,~llJ.............. ~ ., ·=-.._ ........ -'-fA .... NEIGHBORS T wo Costa Mes4l students received schola.rstups from Cal Stat Long Beach' Worn n and Philanthropy program. Recreation and I l,!)ure tucli ma1or Suzanne .i.yes and nurstng maJor Marta Wonder received scholarslups rang- mg from $500 to S 1.500. Th<.' Worn n Md Philanthropy program began to help r ntry tudents at the wuv n.1ty and n tworklllg wtth other graduat mt led m pctrtio- pabng man acaderruc ttmg. To dat • 19 scholarships have bcM!n awarded through the program Donald T .. ya ol Costa Mesa graduated from 1\inJty Uruvernty with a bachclor's degree Ul sooology on Dec. 22 dunng th uruv ty' wmt commenro- ment moni . Takaya wa on of 86 undergraduate and gradual tudents awa.rdod degrees in December. Thruty Uru- vemty was founded an t and ts a h.ighly seledlve. prof nally on nted liberal dtlS and sci nee U\Sbtutton .•.. Costa M dJld N wport Beech tude.n were lected for th d an's honor liltfor the 2001 loll quart r al UC Santa Barbaro. Co.ta M tud n and then majon are 0... Helm Caaslty (conunuruc1:1tlon sociology), Bryan Davtd Howard (history). lea)ua.ln WUUam Ritter (art studio), NallMUaiel HoWI .. YI Thaler (pro-~ychoJogy) ond Sara Marte White l'lgM. No MW1 star-., llluar.t~ edltoriM l'nltt9r Of~ ...... ~CM be ,.od!Md wllhout • wnttlft Pl'" ..... ot ~OM* HOW JO 11UrCH us ~ The nn. 0r-.. County CIOO) 2SUt41 t1AhaM4 o..Hltd ~ "'2·5671 ~ (tllt) W_.ll1 ........ Newl~"'2·5'IO ~ ..... S74-4W ....,.~Wo4t10 ... •• CMlt-.OtJO l.....it ~ ............ '°"' ......... ....,_ OMc9 .. IG-G21 ...,_ ...... U1-7tJI .__...., ... c.-_,_ ...... . ......_ .... "" .... "'----Gt• .. -- COSTA MESA LITERACY COUNOl The Costa Mesa Literacy Center needs volunteer tuto~ to teach Engl& h a a second languttge People who want lo learn Engla.sh a a second lo.nguage are al~ encouraged to coll CaU to regl.!.- ter. (71.C) -435-3310 or (714) 545. 3445 GIRLS INC. Of ORANGE COUNTY Volunteers arP needed to offe1 educational ttnd ennchmPnt opporturubes for girl and boy'> (949) 646-7181 NEWPORT BEACH CONFERENCE AND VISITORS BUREAU The bureau t dedicated to tht• promotion of the oty to potentJdl VlSllors. Volunteers Wlth exten· s1ve knowledge of NPwport Beach n eclcd (949) 722-1b11 ORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS TASK FORa The td k lorcP u. recnutmq vol· unteers for thf> lnterfc1.1th CounC'IJ Network to work one on one with homel~!> ddull m d program on basic IJfe 1uu., f94<t) 263-1 774 VISIONS FOR PRISONS Visions for PnM>n~. cl nonproht program thdt teaches dtt1tudmdl healmg dlld med1tat1on m pn~on needs typs ts to ITanscnbe lf>ttl'r' rrom inmate!> to dt-nsk kid' Weekday hourr., MP!Ml del f\ 1.11 (714) 556-8000 WOME'N HELPtNG WOMEN MPntors and donations d fl• nePded to d 1'it v1cl1m~ ol dome tic v1olenre Volunt<'Pr teachers dre al o ne dl'd lor comput r cl Tho organtza- tton is at 711 W 17th St., Swte A 10, Costa MCSd. The center dlv1 "Wteeds voluntee~ to help Wlth cltent mtake ctnd dr mg. donet - tion coUecuon, ortlng clotht•' and general office •· k. (714 1 631-2333 (theater). Newport Beach tud nts d.nd theu maiors are JusUn Davtd Mathena (pre-com- puter soenc:e) and Autumn Rose SmJtb (b10- psychology). All stud nts la.sled are under- graduates and attamt>d a gradl'-poml aver- age of 3.75 takmg 12 or mar" uru~ m th College or Letters and Socnce or a 3 50 m the College of Engmeenng Janet Capnrlo ha 1omed Newport B&lch·bcued JBZ Architecture and P1anrung as the com- pany' director or hnance Caprano will be responsible for the rum's fmlllldal and cMh management aC'bVlb • Ulcluding account,) payable, accounts recruvable. and J)ilyroU and cash Oow ems h will also ov the firm's human resources and contract administtatton depa.rtm nts and supervtse the accounbng and administrative tatf. Caprano bTUlg more than 15 y of expe- nence Ul finance 6nd administrabv Dl41l· i:lgem nt to JBZ She 15 d longtlm member ol PEO. a nonprofit philanthropic orgaruza- boo dedJcated to advanang educabonal opporturubes lor women, rvmg dS its p~· td ol from 1995 to 1997. Caprario the news editor and contnbuting wnt r for th Soci ty of Design Adnunistrabon' oaUon J publicataon Behlnd the Da gn SUlf AJID SUI ly ~will blow 15 to 20 knots, with ).foot ~and I l"i0'1tA\lelt IWillt of 5 twit; 'MrQ ~die down I bit INf, ~ tf you'r• goif1'g to turf thil ~ you "WIY Wint to..., It todey. The ---'* Wiii be in the tc.-. to Wlfst· high,.,.., Don't ...-i anything '-9'r until the '*' nontcud911 Mill rolt in ~ .... ..... ~Otf . TIDIS --........... ~~ Daily Pilot • w.dnetdoy. Jonumy 30, 2002 A3 Pro-airport forces fall behind in money battle OCC professor returns to class • With a little more than a month: until the election, supporters of a proposed facility at El Toro have L cash to spend on ballot fight • Kenneth Hearlson, who was removed temporarily from campus last semester, doesn't hold back as he starts teaching again. ,IKll CJlnton DAllY PtlOT NEWPORT BEACJ I - Airport backers have put their fund-ral mg effort in g ar but still trail upport· ers of a March anll·El Toro bo.Uot measure by a wtde margm Wtlh lJttlc> more than a month left before the March 5 election. the Alf. port Worlung C roup's polJUcal acuon comnuttee ha ra1 ed sc2.2\q tht year, county rec::ords how The "No on w· conurut· tee, IC'd by three Orange County !>Uperv1 or , ha not rdtM'd $1,000 The worlung group hied its fm.t report M on- day. the hna1 day of the second reporting penod ·we put out a fund· ra~mg reque t (m early Jtlnuaryl, and you're start· mg to i. e lhe resuJts come In now,· group poke mtsn Dave Ellis S&d. "The com- muruty is !>tarting to com • together · In addition to the• con· tnbuuon!>, the group dl!>o reported $12,41 5 m expenditures and 2b,OOO m outstanding debt The group also ha $.9.366 C'tl'>h on hand The No on W" 'com· m11tee didn't ra1!>c any money dunng the filing penod, qroup pokesman Bruce Nestande SdJd The penod tarted Jdn 1 dnd ended Jan 1q There dll' two more filing penods before' lhe electlon The worklnq group's lund-ralSmg elforu. com- pare w1th the approxunate· ly $280,000 rcll.ed by two groups workmg to pas Measure W, whlch would rezone the closed EJ Toro Mdlllle Corpll Alr Statton from aviab.on to open space. The Comm.ill for Sdle and H althy Communiti , the pnmary group promot· lng Measure W, has raised $98,383 for the year so far ·we needed to tart ear-· ly. • said Leonard Kr~r. the group' pokesman. "It taJces a long tune to get a gr ·roots orgaruzation to reuse money from a lot of people. The comnuttee dlso counts $219,767 IJl expen· dJtmes and $185.542 in out- standmg debt The group has a $510.455 war chest of cash I.I\ the bdnk, uccordmg to county records Also, d group btlhng 1tseU as "Great Park. Yes' Measure W. Yes'· raised $59,606 !>O far thls year The lrvtnP·based group reported $70. 724 in expenditures and $52,679 m debts The group's c-ash hdlance 1s $36,607 The wtde lund-r<lJsmg QdP htls rdlsed constema- t1on among !tome airport upporter;. mcluding C'O'>· td Mesa Counnlmdn Chns Stcael. "The whole dlTJX>rl L'> tn d Little bit of trouble pol.lb· cally and certcUnly hnan· cldlly, • Steel !>dtd ·we don't hdve lhe money, and tl we can t get lhe money pnvately we Cdn t really put on d c-csmpaign And tf w@ had a vote todav, the Gredt Ptllk trutJabve would pc:ISS probdbly subsldnbdlly • The work.mg group. on t-1onday, also hied d hnance report for the sec- ond huU of 2001 Dunng the final six months of lhe yetlr, the group nused only $3,824. compared with $14,651 m expenditures For all of 2001. lhe work· mg group raised $46,084 and pent $21,990 Del ... Newnwm DAILY P llOT OCC CAMPUS Four months ofter chikg ., or haras ment catapultod pro- f sor Kenneth Hearlson from the clas room mto the nallon· al media potlight, he ~ turned to campus Tue!.ddy rught to conlroht d new qroup of student!> tn hi Poltllctil Set· ence 180 cl Last emester, the> mid· mous t 80 cla spontaneous!\· combu ted mto contro\.'N") when four Mu ltm tudt-nh occused H earlson of mdktn9 tnflammatory stdtemPnh tlgcunst Arabs and Mu.,luw. Hearl on wai. pld< f'cJ on udrruntstrat1ve 1 •tivP wh1l1• the chool looked into thP charges An mdependent invP'>llCJd· lion cleared him of thP bulk ol the charges. but a lE>tter from college PreMdent f'.1MCJdft•t Gratton remami. d thorn in ht'> c;1de because he consider' 1t " repnmttnd, PqUdUng It with pnor rc!>trdmt Tma Brumng, pnas1dt>nl ol the COdSt Ft'deration ol Edu- cators ~1d she expec-t., to hJt> a gnPvcmce by Mondd)' to have Gratton letter rPmO\.P.d from Hedrlson's hie If ~ lf'drl· son was womed dbout ren· !><>nng what he would 'id)', It dJdn't '>how on the first night of Poly So 180 Hc>drlson entered the> lee. lure hall dre.,'><'d d" d dt he\'eled old mdn. murn- bllng uncJPr his bred th I fr> wrott> his ntlllle on the ovN- hPdd pro1ectnr d!> "Z.tn<' Snow1ob· etnd -.ci1cl of huns<>U "I hs JOb 1s to try lo tettch ~ou guy!> somethmq The lcl"l ume he tned thut, he got kicked off campus.· Chuckle en uf.>d a Hearl- son retreated to change into For 15 ycan, Hoaa Hean Month bas focuJCd oo prcveotlng hean diKuc b bclplna lndlvtdu:aJ Identity tbclr personal risk aod learn more about lcadloa a beart healthy llfcstyk. 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Olol' Pl.01 Kenneth Hearl on views video footage of himself last week on the tele\·l Ion .,ho" "NOW with Bill Moyen," on which he discusses the controversy of Muslim .. tudent.s accuslng him of harassment In a cla he taught a week. after the ept. 11 .'tttack . ttw more conwl"\'t1l1\ 1• hhw l>luzer dnd kh•1k1' hi' · clppeared in monwnt., l11tn \VhJle Ht><.1rt .. on hd" '>PPllt the ldst h•\\ month., <>mbrotled m rontrnvn .. , th1• .. tudPnl'> who pdc kt'Ci th(• IP<· turf> hall TUL•<,dtt} mqht ldrCJt'· Iv hdd no dur t1ho11t th•• dP.td1ls of ht'> n•n•nt trc1\ dtl' • 1 hedld he got in '>Offif' trouble ldsl '>t-mP'>tt•r For ..h'bdl, I hdVP no 1d(•t1, • set1d Chrts Lewi :n Hearlson. \'i ho ctdnuttt>d to hd,,ng buttPrfhP!> rn hie; '>lorn- <tc h bef(m• ymnq l>d<k "on.,taqe. • .,,11d hP hcl":> rr~u·1ved ct lot of ... upport lrom stuff and .,tud(>nt" in thl' pa..,t two dd\'S And wh1lt.• lw '>d\' hP wtli' c-ontmuP mh1-.mq h'1 ... 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PHONE AHEAD! 296 E 17TH ST COSTA MESA · 949·64S·7626 January 31st, February 1st & 2nd A Fine Affair 72 . 90H B Magness 6J.! t.4 7 7 The Basket Case 720 7088 Baskin Robbins 6J: 13 31 Blockbuster Video 759 9404 Cathay Newport Restaura nt 759 3388 Champagnes Ma1ke1 & Oelt 640-5011 Chevron USA 760 ·8678 Couture New York 759· 791 Happ~ Nails & Spa 759 8686 . Lil Deis 640 ··33 Mag s Donuts & Bakerv 760 9278 Ma1lbo s Newport 6U·6480 Master Tailoring 7 20 , 04 Marco Polo Italian Eatery 721 ·0801 Newport North Cleaners 6U·0 •3S Newport Notth Optom~mc 720·020• Or Michael Shack One Hour Mota Photo 6U·6S33 Petco 759·9520 Royal Jewelers 6U·7804 Salon Belcourt 644·9980 Tullv·s Coft e 759·8H8 The Vid o £d1to1 720·20 0 • all phon numb rs q•g ar a cod • • A4 'Nadt?e!doy, Jonwry 3o. 2002 BARAK CONTINUED FROM A 1 . ·Th U.S. ls doing an lmp tve )Ob,• b said, ~ comm nt wu met with thunderous appl . Wbil addr ing w lghty world 1.5 u , Barak lnl rjected tus chann and Wlt, t Wng per- sond.l ton and joke lo illus· trate bis points. He spoke for nearly two hours and was thanked wlth a standing ovation when it was don . I le connect d With the uUdJ• t•ncc. draJNing on the connection that all Jew have to the holy ldnd of Israel fllct tw n ln 11 and Pa.I • tinlans. h said. ·rt might take a long limo before there o reel ch ng In tdtud on the most profound level.a,• Barak Mid, dd.i.ng I.hat people must be rea.llstic. •rt Will cbanq only through educat.Jon. whlch will take generations.· llrael can be mad trong r even if it controls UghUy I lund, long a th country becomes ~more Jewi h, • Barak aid. Leamng toward the crowd In hi cons rvaUve dark 4 uit and crimson and blue strip d tle, Barak called tor •bts fellow Jew • to s'upport a 1tron g Israel. "Within your own socletl • make Jsrael trong and make the backbone of every Jew around the world strong.· Barak said. , Barcik said he WdS optunl! tJc dlx>ut pedce m the Middle East Strong leddt>r<,, who cue inev1tt1bly w1lhnq to make ·the pdinlul de<"1!>1ons, • cue the key to t1 'olut1on in the ht toncal con· • UJUTA ........,. cowrs Cosu Mesi. She may I» re.ched at (949) 574-4275 or ~e-mail at Jol~.~timn.com. SEAN Hl.Lf~ I OA.lY "OT Ehud Barak. fonDeJ" 11ne1J prime min._., wwen questions pretenled lo h1m by Rabbi Mark Ml.Der during tbe Norman SchUl'I Scholar Lecture at Temple ~t Yabm.. WATER CONTINUED FROM A 1 fllf' 'OIVl'nl Wd'> fUlllld Ill the• wt>ll'> m tht• r.incw ol lour 111 t•tqht p..trt'> pct hallton. wh1c h " dhovt• I h(• '>ldlP\ ctC'llOll lt•vt>I" ol lhtt •t• pt1rt' pt•r h1l11on 011 tht• ... 11h.,1.incc• l.01.11 ctqt•nc It'' 111u't dddrt''' lht• ( <Jlll<.1rn11ltlnt \Vht•ll II DIGGING . CONTINUED FROM A 1 If Will hdVt• lt'>h ttnd ldcl· pule'> llht• '>IUdt>nt...I < ttn wctl< h grow. Tht1tc h(•r 't11d Th<') wall IP£'1 d 't'n'<' ol lt''>f)()O'>thtltty for lldlUrt' Stud<'nl<, 111 dtl lhn•t• of I ht1tc h<'r\ '>µ<'<Id 1-Pduc t1l111n 1 111'""' contnbul<'d to tlw 1•flort. mdudtnq CcHlt>c• Crouch. t1 pcltlP 13-yt'dr-ulcl, who didn't lw,1tc1tf' Ill ho!'>I · LINES CONTINUED FROM A 1 the G rN·nhqht movt'ment over tl 147-room rc•,ort c t11led /\1t1nnt1pdrk m•nr the• 1 tty's h"lonc Anwn< .in Legion outpo'>I Tht> <,ht.1f>t' .and intensity ol tht~ ht1lllt• "' the lrc~hec;t 1•..,1tlt•nc 1• Y"' thdl th•• one •• r><•ttc pful 11Cl1v1sm of th<• t•n•1•nhc1ht Hf'volullon "'qut< kly t''' c1- lt1tmq into t1 coup cl'1•tc1t d{jdtn<,I lht• uty\ 1><1WPr 'true tun• SuthNldnd Tt11lt1 I l1..,p11.t1- 1 ro<;ses thdt level. The Callforn1t1 Depttrl· menl ol He.11th SefVlces d1so "•'l!. d ·maxunum contanu- ndnt lc•ve1 · for many of the tox1m. If d !>ubstance reaches th.ti h.•vel. 11 must be 1mmed1· ctlely removPd. The depart- ment ht1s nol !>el thdl stan- durcl yc•t, but the agency rec- ommend& thttt agencies pull tht•1r wPll'> offhne ttt JOO parts pe1 billion. '>dtd Orange m4 d ~hovel lorger than she Wd~ t1nd <JE'llmy to work d1qqmy dWdY longer than rn~t of Lhe other !>ludent~ • 1r-. hard on your anns. • < ·drlee 'idtd. C)(>ruor Rebekah Wd hbum t1l'>O patched tn. chedong oul mlomldllon about kot hsh on lhf' Internet and gelling kne<>-d<'ep m d1rt as weU lnterdctlon with th<> spc- etdl·ddy '>l udents help!> me betdU!>e I don't hdVP d lot of pd hence,· Rehekdh '>dttl Altt>r his tum with thP tty Co -whose t1.mbdssador. Stepht">n Sulherldnd. has IJeen engaged m extended shulUe diplomacy in search ol detente over the Manna· f)drk development -took ct1<,uttllJe during a fnend.Jy hre incident before the City Council lt1~l week Some of 'iutherltmd's coundl allies - on the> record supporting the l\lc1nndpt1rk resort as a cwm · -nonetheless beat a ht1sly rPtreat under a wlther- tnq lus1Uade of critia.sm from th<> Grccnhght revolubonar- tt''> Sutherlt1nd barely won penn1!>s1on from the ruhng bcKly to begm studying the ~~ @JIU1IDIRAMJ y Floral & Gifts • Gi11e your home a fes/J loolt for th~ new ~11r 50 % Off Sillt Orchids 0-Ivy Mon-Fn HI .un-tl pm. \Jt I 11.un-~ pm. ~un 101111\-4 pm '\69 F. 17th \tn.-ct. Cmta \k-.... Phone 19.491646-6745 Empire Credit Servkes Stan the New Year Debt Freel Call Empire Toclar.f We Specialize in Debt Consoliclatiom, Home Mortgages, Auto Loam, Personal Loans, and Buaiaaa Loam. We can lend you a helping hand towards a debt free fatU.re Call Empire Credit senica Today a (866) 423~103 County Water Dist:nct Assis- tant General Manager Michael Wehner. ·At the concentratJons we found. it's not a significant nsk, • Wehner said. ·Those are trace concentration~.• Alter discovering the cont- umlnant. district officials implemented additional ultravtolet screening of the waste water that is tnJected into the aquifer. shovel. peoaJ-educat.ton student Kama HdrdWlck proudly nexed h"' muscles for Rebekah to t1dnure ·They're so lrong. • she Sdld ,. Whtie Thatcher's student!> dnd i.ome parent volunteers sold $1,bOO worth of candy bars m d week to raise man· ey to mstall the pond, a resi- dent proV1dcd has company's erv1ces bd 1ccilly for free. Murk McMahon. who own Unique Outdoor Fea- ture!> in Costd MeSd, took a project'<. env1ronmenlt1I effects, but in the victory had to feel lLke d leper al d hand· shaking convention Though the vole was largely ymboUc, the capitu- lation of the project's council supporters se~ to have L emboldened even the mod· erate Greenllght soldiers - who had been rumored to be seek.mg a development pro- Ject they could get behmd - to wr t away the city's development powers. The evidence of this sur- faced Saturday, "{hen Phil Arst, head ol the Greenlight lnlonnaUon Mmj try, 1 ued The water used to tr at sewage at the Orange Coun· ty Sanitation Distnct tS put into the aquifer after receiv- ing additional treatment. Jack Skinner, a longtune Newport Beach drinking water activist. said he was disturbed by the dlscovcry but lauded the agende for working quickly to handle the problem. ·1t•s troubling because lighthearted approach Wlth the students. needling and cajoling them to dtg harder and faster. • 1 want to see the dtrt m the wheelbarrow,• McMa- hon Joked as the dirt new through the air. McMahon saJd he was unpressed with the tudents' enthusiastic diggmg efforts Before the lloi pond 1 complete. Thatch r mlc>nds to place a brne capsule inside the hole to capture the es ence of her spedaJ-educd- a statement calling on the city to place a moratonum on alt development projects while the city's general plan ts being reviewed and updated. Not colnddentally, the Gireenlight movement IS pummeling the city's left flank with claims that its revolutionaries are ln danger of being underrepresented on the committee charged with retoollng the generctl plan. Arst's call for a d vel· opment moratonum -an underuable rtexJng or the GreenUghl movement' momentum -1s said to be d clear frontaJ a sault to buy tune as it girds to grab more power in haping the city's future. At this stage. it's clear tho City Council Is runnlng SCdred of the rebellion. The· G reenUght movement - Llinch • Dinner • Sunday Btunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport luctl ~ g fO< hou~ d11ections a rtsetVattOnS. : (949) 723-0621 : Donate yOur vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 t hope in motion to improve local live • lioats • R~:aJ ~le • Tax Deducuble every tJrue yo4 hnd a chcrru· cal compound. 1t 1s d con- cern,· SkJnner aid ·1r .. important to h~ve a very a lduous effort to hnd the chemical and work 0 111 u method to remove them.· • MUI. QJNTON covers the envl· ronrMnt and John Wayne Airport. He may I» rHched at (949) 764- 4330 or by e·ma1I at paul clintonOlatl~ com. lion clM!.CS tor the future She Sdld she 1 mo<il proud of watchtng her tudt'nl!> nsc to the chaUenge\,.pr~nted them ·1 hdve Wdtched these kids flower when they dl'e focused on what they can do With high expectallons. it's lond or hke the metdrnorpho- slS of cl butterfly • • DERDM NEWMAN coven edu· cation She ~y be re.ched at (949) 574-4221 or by e-m.a1I at de1rdre. newmanOlat1m('S. com exceptionally efhC'1cnt di mobtli.ting ground troops - hos cwn polt11cal terror among the eats of powN m City Hall. Th momentum won't change until the counC'll Delds a fresh young army of con tltuents Wllhng to back, C1gbt and vote for a VlSion or Newport Beach that they want, said one observer lJl our party ·nu hould be d war of the next generation ver..us the last gen ratJon, • he said •When you're ftghtrng to shape the future of d nty, you don't tum over ctll lhe power to the folk!> who won't be there · • •YRON m MAUCAL IS a writer and communatlons consultant. He hws in CON Mesa.~ CM\ rNCh him W!1h MIM tips and comments Via e- INll at b)f'onwnretemsn com OIRUlllES Thelma Myrtle Hughes A ••'911111 memoiriel MMc:e will be jeld fOf Thekna ~ughei at 11 1.m, Satutd.-y at ~ Vista M9mori.ll P.nc, 701 ~Road. Fuller- ton. Mrs. Hughes dted Thundey. She was •· Mn. Hughes is sUMYtd ~Mr~Jtrl ~ lertNlr' son Jim, she grendchilchn ri ttwM 9"Nlt'9'eodchilchn. MaryC. Shattuck· Daity Pilot PUILIC SAf m POLICE FILES COSYA MISA •WISTMY~A"\ home burglwy wn reported In the 500 bk>dc •t 9 12 p .m SUnd41y. .... • ILCM .. NO DfdVIAND a lllO DlllVI: A vehide borgl•'Y wa reported a1 6:47 p.m. Sunday. • MIRVllW 9'0AD ANO SOUTH COAST DRNI! A hrt·and-run WM reported at • 1 1 49 • m Sunday • ~ 90UUVAM>: A gr•nd theft w.i reported in the lOOO block at 3 21 p.m Sunday • NIWPO«T 90UUVARD: A petty theft WilS reported tn the 2100 bto<lt •t 2.30 pm Sunday. • ....... lME LANE: A petty theft was reported 1n ttw 2900 blOck at 6 59 p m Sunday • EAST 1nH STMn An assault wctS reported in the 300 block at J'01 p m Sun day •WEST 111ff Sn.n Van dallsm was reported en the 700 block at 1 ·49 p m Sun day NEWPORT BEACH • 9tG 'CANYON OflUVE; A commeraal burglaty Wti . reported 1n the 100 block at 10:20 a.m Monday • ~ DltfVE: A home burglaty was reported 1n tht> 700 block at 2 41 p m Mon· day • MORUIHG CAHYOH ROAD: A home burglary was reported en the 400 block at 10 34 am Mondcly • NEWPO«r CENTDt ORNE: A ~tty theft was reported en the 700 block at 8:26 pm Monday. • VIA UDO NORD: Annoy tng phone calls were repo11 ed 1n the 800 block at 1 1 42 p.m Monday • WESTSU..Y Pl.ACE: A com merCJ•I burglary w•s report ed an the 4000 b6ock at 9 21 am Mond4ly • 1l'nl ~ LOJJCf mUSK was reporttd in ttw 2100 block .i 1 1 21 p m Mond.ty PETERSON, MM Mae Peterson, nee Benson. (79) of Newport Beach. CA. lormerty of Skokie. IL died suddenly on January 26, 2002 Mae 11 the beloved wife of the late Cart; dear mother of Bob and Janet; fond Nie< of lhe late Chuck Ben.on Memonal s.Mc:es wib be held on Thursday, February 7 at 4.00 p m at SI Andrews Presbytenan Church. 600 SI Andrews Rd NewpOf1 Beach. CA92663. In lieu of flowefa, memorial contrfbutlont In Mae'a ~ may be made to. St. Andrews Pretbyterian MlmofiaJ Fund ' , I ~ PIDCI_,,_ 111.LWAllWAY Mortutwy * Cht!PeJ c~ 1 1 O Broadway, Costa Mesa Ma-9180 ~mMei o~ no ll'Otdi ••. CONROY'S FLOWERS olCosuMea 2'13 ..... .... -........ ~ 71,.541.3135 221S NI .,_,, IM ",.........,...., ,., Doily Pilot Wodneidoy .1onuory 3o, 2002 AS Tight budget may hamper fire, police GoalS laid out for city Costa Mesa . . • Needed replacement of old eqwpment could be on hold m N wport Beach as next Yl'dr's 'P n<lmH 1~ put togeth r. Deepa lharath D AILY P1LOT NEWJ>ORT BEA< "11 Budget rut.., durmq tho next 11,c 111 yPc.U inuy not hurt th<• nty\ r><>hn• c1ncl hrn dt>portnwnt' too much, but th''Y could ke<>p tlwm lruru huyanq equ11mwnt c1nd 1•mer- g<'n< y V(•h1c (P,, olhc 101, dY NPxt \'f•dr'S huchJI t " t!XJ>f'<lt•d lo b(• llqhl tx'C c.lll'>t• I II lht• r 1( (.'Ot ('( 0• nom1c downturn c.1nd untie 1pu1 .. <1 c:ul!> an ,1c111· lundtnq 'did Nt•wport B<'c.1c·h < 1ty '\lc1n.iq1•1 1 lonwr Bludc1u h!.l lhdl will be pa cd Ul\ to city off1c1dls. Thi• Fire Oepdrtment ls hopmg lo get at least one of 1ti. old bre engine r~plctc<'d, sc.11d Newport B dCh Fin> Chief Tim Riley The depctrtment needi. three nc•w hre engines. he Stlld • ~ldny year.. c.1go, we hdd d different pollc y c1h<mt upd.c1tl.ll<J our hw t>nqtnf'!> • Riiey !>dJd. "It 11wd '" lw thdt we nef>dPd to replacl' tht•m only one<• 1n 20 \.f>dl") - , But l'.ewport BPuch dJd not run rned1c-al ~rvKe lhl•n, dnd with the 1ncn.•a'itnq numb<>r of • City I atlers delve into a range of issu they hould tack.I in the futur . 'Lolita .......... DAILY PllOT COSTA MESA -Rezon- my th<> W ts1d blulfs, bwld· LO!J a1fordable housing aod pos lbly movmg all uttl.11..t und rground were d.11\ong th<> host of 1detts bandied dboul by aty let1d rs la.st w •kend During th peoal meeUng. m mbers of th Oty Coun<il, th Planrunq C orruruss n and th Parks, Rocredl.tond.I FdClb· b dlld ParkwaY?. Conurus .. 1on told Oty t<.1.dndg r Alld.n Roed- er and other department lectd- rs whdt u they would Ww to<;("(! resolved tn th • future. West 1de item w ff' c1 populdr topic ObJ •ct1v1•s from Mayor Lmdd Dixon, C'ounnlman Chns SIPH. J Councilwoman KM n Roblll· son end th Pla.nn.1Jl9 Com· 11US$10n ranged trom rrzonmg the bluffs on thf• odg ol lown to h.nd1n9 mor dffordabl • housinq in thP drt"ct OlXon '>dtd '>h • wunl<."<1 to dc>velo1> d poltc y to pmvld<• for d "timely H'\.ll'W clnd t1pprOVdl ol unprov(•nwnt elfurts on th Westc;ulP • Tht:> purpo~l' woul<.l Ix• to <'n!>ure thut m m· hers ot the rommuruty hud lht> upport.umty to J>drtlnpule c.1nd to c;oorchnctle efforts m th nty to d\Otd dupbcdtlon 11.nd mdk(• lh" pnx • more Pffl<:1 nt • 1 1ust don't Wdllt to us 'ome to a i.c:reechtnq hdlj !or 18 months while the rorru1'1uni- t\. mee~ to ~ whtJt lh •\ cm• qumg to do,· Di.iron ~1d Stet-I and tht-plunninq comm.i 1onel"!> took d1ffe>rt>nt uppr9dches to coml.>dt o com- mon Wt: tstde 1ssu1•. hmt<.tn<J 'tt-el pro~ propNt) ''" 1na>nt1ve for pnvc11t• 1nv1..,lor:... who dev('lop owtwr·o< < up11'<l houSJnCJ on tht> W ~hMI .. wtlh· out d'> tam from U1 C\ty' Red lopm nt Ag ncy Plctnnmg comm1 toners srud th y want more propos- dl.., for dffordahl hou 1n9 prOJ <ts for th<.• ne19hhor- hood Any proJJO!lrdl wtJuld h<• C<Jnl.tngf•nt upon, d~I 1'111 m hnP. with, proposcd'°f Pp<!wl- opnwnl prowc b for ~ d.f<•o Rohm on .,u,Jq<'~tcd lht• c 11~ 1.rnulyYt• thf"''J10S~lbtlilVl'if rM.onin~J the hlutrs t.1nd touchc>d on th proWerauon ol lo1tl'rN., u.nd sh<Jppln<J Cdrt"> The hr t-terrn counnl- wornun sctid sh•• would bkl' to 'i('I' d c omm1tt ~ formed 11, work w11h both the Ornmw c·ounty I lurndn Reldhon' ( ·omrna..~1on dnd thf'! 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Harper OAILV PILOT ( OSTA MESA Whctl 1., <1 hhrory \\ 1thout book..,/ The qlH'!>lJon " not lht• openmq lmt> to d fdvontt> mi- di<• ol locdl b1bboph1le ll •'> c1 qut•!>hon thdt '>Urrounds - uncl pructJcd.lly de'>c-nbt.>'> - thf' nty\ new library thc.11 Of't'n'> todt1y ThP c-~w M~ T(>Chnolo- 1JY Brdnch Llbrdr) ('(•lel>r<•ll'' not only the maugurdbon ol <1 nt•\\ brdllch tn th<' city, hut of t1 nl•w concept lor lhe Ornmw <. 'ounty Public Llhrt1ry system Tom Egan, lhc prt> 1dc•nt of the Costc1 M~ Llbfdry Foun- dt1llon, sa1d the nE>w bronc-h md.rk'> .mother hrr.t for Co la HERE 'S WHAT YOU GET! I Gold Membership 7. Days per week* s995 ·Some Blackout OatH Appty Silver Membership Monday thru Thursday* s495 Tell rout '4 mifr, IJusi • OCI l\ lt><;c1 dnd provp, llw c 1tv ' Pnl<>rpn!>mg n<1tuu• "We dJ'e d pn1cll'OI nl\, .met \H• bk{• to gPt thf' 1110,1 httnq Im mu l>uck, • Eqt1n "'JCI \Vh~ '(wnd rnont'\ on r1 •tt.I 1...,tdll' '"hf>n l'tw lntt•mt1t 11ll1·r-. mo11• oncl mor<' mf<>mnauon lhi.11 '' fJ<'«lng to be prt>ll\ qocxt • . The 2,400-.,qut1r<•-loo1 hhrc11) will olfpr 27 comput~r '-lttl1oru. lhat pro\ 1dt • c1n ,..,., to thl• lnlem~l c1nr.m<J • County Puhl.Jc Lllm1n c r1lt1IOCJ. ddldUu~ ctnd c umputt>r pro qrdll~ Th •re " muum.d.I pnnl Oldten.d.I con.'>lSbnCJ ol d moch ... t coll<'Ctlon ol lt'<'hnology-n>lttl· t" ctuJtlrt>n\ dllcl younq udult puµ.:•rl>a<k.'>, c1 lx· ... twU<•1 rt>ntdl c-oUe<.tion, dnd lo< di cmd re<.11ondl newspctf)('r> People will ttli.o lw uhh• 111 order hookc; from the otht•r .!tt Orcinge County P11hhc L1brdry branr he!> dnd pie k them up at the C'osld f\ 11•,t1 T~chnology 8rdnrh The O<'W hrnnch " dl-.o hrr1v1nq nt•w h •111t•1n lwc tlU'>C' 11 wtll OfWfr1t" lrt111 1 l<•d'>NI ... ,)d((', rctthf'r lht1n pc111 11! •111• < )r.m<JI' ( nunl\ Puhhc Lil111t1\ ~\.,ll•m .aJunq with .! { oth•·1 catJt•' '<Jill .\""t,mt Cit\ \ 1,m- tt<J• r ·\nnP ~hull/ TI1• · 1-it\ o\\ n., th1 ''"" h11t..ld111<1' '' h,.r .. lht• 1•:"<1,tmq < ·u,1,, \ 11·~1 lir.mc ht"> .m•. hut 11t .. c •Hint\ opc·rt1lt" th1•111 In ua .. 1 .. ..,. ol tht• 111•\\ hhr11~ 1111• r111ml\ 1•ntl'rt><I u1111 •• "' ... , •'•" lc··•"' \\ 1Ul c1 pO\cJll' lc1ndu\\ nc•r L11Hrtrll'' Ill lh1• c tllllll\ ' '\ -.!l•lll cHt• l11ndl'd Ii) pr11p~·r· I\ tc1~t·.., ol 1111•ml11•1 1 1111'', < "inllll\ L1hr1u1c1n John \dcclll., ,,ml \\. llh t'df h c II\ rl'tl'l\tnc1 'l'f\lft• lun<h cl< ( orchnq It' cl lormulc1 Be•< ttll"•' 111 tin unPXpPc 1..-d 1n1 rt'ct'>I' In rl'V('OUl'·h<t<.t•cl lun<h, lhl' C ·o-.ld f\1f'.,d < ·11, ( ·ounnl "'"' ttbll' to l hcKJ"'' how ti \\.dntPd lhP Ur<1nq<· < ·ount} P 1hhr L1brM) '' 'l<>m FYI • WHAT Costa Mew Technology L1braiy grand opemng • • WHEN 9 30 a m today •WHERE 3033 S Bristol St Costa Mesa. 1n the Cost~ M~a Village Shop· ping Center • INFORMATION wwwcxplorg lo 'l'l'ncl th1• ITllJIW\ in Co,ld ~ Jc•,11 ol he Id 1, '>c.IHI Eqc1n ( clllPd II d qood U'it' "' lht• lun , .. ,11 \\hilt• th(• c ompuler.> will lwlp nt>tqhhorhood !>IU· dl'llt und ,1dull., lJdlO ace • to th1• \\orltl \\ 1Clt• \\l'h lrc.1d1- t1u rtdl "hbrc.1nt'' -.1111 holcl dn 1mponunt lune ltun Bui of c our.I' \nu c-an I rnrl up an hc'<i walh <1 good romputcr. • Eqdn SdlO Just like Duffy Boating, simply call (949) 645-6812 ext.119 or stop by our Newport Beach Office. You will receive a Duffy Club Card good through the end of January 2003. • A6 w.o-,. January 30, 2002 UOUllTOWI IODIY A bus tour to the J. Paul Getty Museum will leave the Newport Harbor Nautical Mu um at 151 E. Coe.st Highway, Newport Beach, at 10:45 a.m. and return at 4:30 or 5 p.m. $25. includes a no-host lunch at the museum. CaU for reservations Ann Wattson, (949) 675-8915, Ext. 103. TIIUISDAY The Sapphire Society of Jewtsb NatJondl Fund will host a dinner with gu~t speaker Fauzia Asslfi who wall ~peak on "Women and the Stage. Lde tn Afghdnisldn • at the Pactftc Club m Newport Beach. Ass1h was born dnd raised m Afghanistan and 1s a lound1ng m<>mber of the Afghan Women's Assn of Southern \ ciWorrua SSO. CdU for a reservabon Gaal S Weiss, (7141957-4540 The American lled Cross wUI bold d blood dnve from l to 7 p.m. at Mc:tnm•rs EIPmentdry Schour. 2100 Mrmn<>rs Ave . NPwport Beach. (94!ll 722-1243 Climber and adventure tra veler Jim Wood ~ share has August 2001 JO\lmey to South Amenca w1th wale N1klo lll the proyram, "Explor- mq Ptitdgorua, • at 4 p.m c10d 7 p m di the Newport BedC"h Central L1brnry's Fnends Meelmg Room, 1000 Avuc·ado Ave .. Newport Beach. FRIDAY The CommunUy Aun. lnsUtuJe Ordnge County Chdpter w1U host a three-d11y Profes~HJndl Manage· ment Development Program from Fnddy through Feb 3 di the New- port Beach Mdrnott Hotel, 900 Newport Center Dnve (949) 380· 7360 SATURDAY Author Chris Alexander wUl dis- cuss and Slgn his book Creating Extraordmclry Joy, wtuch uncovers the phenomenon of synergy. at 1 p m. at Borders Books, Music & Cafe dt South COtlSt Pla2a, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. AJexdnder will teach how to break free from patterns of behaVlor that CdUW hurt, guilt and fear. (714) 279-8933 WEDNESDAY A class on growing plants lndoon will be offered at 9 a.m. at Sherman l.Jbrdry & Gardens. 26"7 E Coast Highway. Corond del Mar John Bishop, mdnager of horticulture al the gMdens. will dJ.scuss repotb.ng, leeding, watenng and pest prob- lems $20, preregastrabon required. 1949) 673-2261 A free class on causes. the magnl· tude and treatments ol lung cancer will be given from 2 to 3 30 p.m. 111 Hoeg Cancer Cen.tet'I Conference Room A at Hoeg Holpata.l, 1 Hoeg Drive, Newport Be.ch. RegtitraUon ,requl.Nd, (949) 7-CAN ER 3350 Avwiue of tb4' St4 , Colla M .... 5139 per seminar. (800) 876· 6827. fll. '' •I fll. 7 Ordalcl g:row.rs and wodon lrom IJ"Ytae Mayor wOJ tpMk OD tbe around Southern ColUornJ will relationship between globe! iaU8 converge at tho UC lrVi.n Arbo~ and the lOCAl c:mn.muruty as part ol tum for the annual Wint r OtchkJ UC lrvtne'I Center for Global Pe4ce•. how rrom 10 a m. to 3 p.m. at lhe and Conflict Studies Wint r Fon.un-. comer ol Campwi Drive and Jam· from 3:30 to 5 p.m. ln Soclel Sdence bor; Road on the UC Ll'l/tn North Plaza A, Room 110, t UC Irvine Campu1. $2, children 12 ond Barbara Atwell, (949) 824~ 10. younger ond m.-mbers or th A fUDd-raua for tbe Newport Har- bor ffigh Scbool'.s Grad Night wW be held at 6:30 p.m. ot Sterling BMW. 3j)()() W. Cout High way. Newport Beach. Th nJght features food and live and silent auctions. (949) 6'5-6772. UC lrvtne's tlllrd annual Cbucel· lor's Distinguished Pellow Serie will continue with Persi Diaconi.s' presentation ·coincidence,· w hich will cover probability. beginning al 7:30 p.m. in Social Science Plaza A, Room 1100, at UC lrvllle. Dtaconis is a professor of mathemabc:s and sta- tistics at Stanford Uruvemty. (949) 824-7372 or www.evc.uci.edu· ICDFS/index.html. A free ledure given by Tonten N. Wiesel, a 1981 Nobel Laureate in physiology or medjcine who pio· neered research in brain cm:Wtry, will speak al 8 p.m. in the Crystal Cove Auc:Utonum at lhe UC lrvine Student Center on the UC Irvine campus. $5 for pctrkmg. (949) 82~- 6455. HI. 9 lnle.rmed.late and advanced ballet students, 12 to 18 years old as of .lune 30, lrom Costa Mesa. are invit- ed to audition for the School of American Ballet's Summer Course from 1 to 5 p.m. al the Jim.Jrue DeFore Dance Center, 151 Kctlmus Ave.. Suite G3, Costa Mesa Stu- dents must reqlSter 1!in hour before the audition $15 (212) 769-6600. Dance Center, P 14) 24 1-9908. Fii. 13 Spedflc types of surgery available for lung cancer pat.tents will be dis- cussed at a tree class from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in Hoag Cancer Center's Con- ference Room A at Hoag Hospital. 1 Hoag Dnve, Newport Beach. Regis- tration reqwred. (949) 7-CANCER Nancy byman. an oncol091 nurse specialist at Hoag Cancer Center, will give a workshop on handling rears related to cancer diagnosis. The talk will take place from 6:30 lo 8 p.m . in Hoag Cancer Center's Conference Room A, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Free. No registra· lion required. (949) 7 ·CANCER. Fii. 14 1be llnt of four notary training ses- sions designed to educate inc:Uvidu- als about the responsibilities of a notary public will be ottered from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ot the Hilton Hotel. 3050 Bnstol St .. Costa Mesa. Future sions will be held on March 28 ot the Hilton. and Feb 27 and Mardl 14 at the Wyndham Garden Hotel. Friends oJ UCI Arboretum a.re fr (949) 82A·5833. fll. 27 Tbe Orange County Ca.I Alumni Club wtU hold 1t 2002 Spnng Speaker Dumer at 6 p.m at lhe w l1n South Coa l PldZd, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. $()(), $45 for young alumna from 1mu.01. S55 for Orang County Club m mt>l1rs. Reservations requested; Orange County Cal Alumni Club, 4200 Park Newport, Suite 216, Ncw1><>rt Be ch, CA 92660. (714) 641-7738 MAICH 6 The flrst of three Infant m sage clas will be held at 11 a m al the Hoag HospltaJ Conference C<>nter ot l lfoog Dnve, Newpo1t B dC"h Ses ions clre de 19ned for newborn!. and infants up to 4 months ol<J. $30 lor three 1 112-hour sessions. Re<iN· vt11Jons requued. Call (714) 5:J2· 8887 to register and (949) 7f>0-5545 lor mformatlon Future 10115 wall be March 13 and March 20 MARCH 19 Orange Coast College's 18th annu· al High Sc_hool Dance Ddy w1JJ be held lrom a a.m. to 1:30 p.m ell 2701 Fa1rv1ew Road, Costa Me ti Mon• than 115 Orunye County h19h school students ttnd thcu lt1t ulty adVl ori. are l'JCpe<'ted to att<>nd (7 141 432-550b. IPRll 9 Orange Co t College's 10th annu- al Htgh School Seruor Ddy will lclke place from noon to 3 p.m. m tht> ce1mp\.fs quad. More thctn J,500 Orange County h.lyh school senior.. are expected to attf>nd. EdC'h wruor will receive early reg~lrdllon mt1tt•· nals for fall 2002 cla <' Wlth < oun· seling, ortent.allcm and lmanod..I d.ld matenals also available. D part· ment and campus touc. will be run· ducted for mterestl"d stu.d nts A free barbecue lunch also will be pro· vided. Free. (71.C} 432-5725. ONGOING The eubUc I lnvtted t!) view • col· lectioo or photograph.Jc art of Crysta.I Cove Stftte Park by John Connell c!Jld Menam BrasellP on di play from Feb 1 to 28 at the Newport Beach Central Library. 1000 Avoca- do Ave (949) 717-3870 Nancy Clark ud Aaodates spon· sors a w k.ly yoga moditauon on from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Educ:ation Center. 471 Old Newport R0t1ct. Suite 103. Newport Bruch. Free dnd ill1 aro weloomc. (949) 631 ~0550. Cb1n.pndor IC.athlHD M. c-p. bell's office h~ fr inal c cla at 1 15 p.m. W ~n •Y'· 1:30 p.m. Fndd}"I and 11.lS om Saturdays at 3400 Irvin Ave., uJte 114. N wport Be ch Comphmen· l4ry consultdtlOns und xams ovail· obi . (~91 263·14 2. The d ty of COJUa Meta a.er-non 01 1on' Early Childhood Program provtd ro r a11onAI ucuviu lor. children ages 3 lo 5 rrom 9 4.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Fnday at th Ba anc Com.muruty Cent r. 1975 &J one Drive Cull tor costs. (714) 754-St58 Te.am Survivor Orange County h ts its ·walk und Tulk,• a b1w k· ly wallung yroup for women who huv hild or have cdn r. Women htive the oJ>pc>rtumty to h re lh u expenences dnd support on anoth- er Th yroup m t'> ell 10 u.m. the econd and fourth Fndclys of every month at the N1ke-gO<Jde store m Fct hton lsl.1nd an N<>wport Beach. (949) 275·JtIB8 The Upper Newpor1 Bay EcologlcaJ Rest>TVe and Nuture P.rescrve hosts kayak toun. of the Back Bay at 10 a.m. Sundays for d twc..-hour tour di 2·t01 Unive~lty Unw. Newport Bc>dch $20 Kc:iycOO. dVdtlc!hl through N wport Oun<" Wttt<>rfront Resort Ct1U for r •servuboru. (800) 585-0747 Artist and racer Gary MUUmo"''s "I lot Yacht.,, Oceun R.iceN From TopSctaJS to ntrt)()\,. dO cxh1b1hon of 25 of ht<> ongmt1l yd<ht pumllngi. wtll run through f\lttr< h l 5 ut the Newport 11..rbur N.iullc-t1I Mu eum, 151 E C't~1 t ! ~hwdy, NPwport Bf't1< h Fn"t• I\ hlhmon•\ pcitnllng d p1< t the l'VOlUIJllll ol ufl\hOrP rdC· mg yllrht' (ll4{1J h75-H'll 5 The Jewish Family ervlce of Ort1n<JP County " lormmq ,. parent- iny qrouµ thot , .. ,11 OU"-'' from 10 lo 11 iO ,1.111 M11ncl.1)' .11 tht• JPwtsh Fc1m1ly S<>rvtc t'. L'>ll C Bt1ker St . Sutt<• c i. c ·o,td I\ h•-.<1 Tiw proqrdlTI otlt>r J.><.m>nt' th<• oppor1un1ty to talk with olh!!r JMrt•nt' c1nd .a coun lor ubout roncPm\ und to lt>11m woy ol ..,111 < ,..,!>luJ 1~mmtmcr < 0dll lor mlor- mt1hon un ll'f..., t1rul qmup enroll- nwnt 1714) 445-44~1 . Women 50 and older may be part of t1 d1 cu~!>1on qwup wordmated by J<•w1sh formly ~Prvtu•s to dddres'l l'>Slll''> SUC h d\ rlOXll'l y, depression. n•lotton ·hap,, lonPhm•s., ond fanuly ltldt meet 110111 I() to 11 JO a m Monddy., dl tht• t19rncy ofhc • 2.50 £! Bdker St , Swte G, Costa Mes«1 PrPrc•g1strtltlon reqwred (714) 445- 4950 Friends of the New por1 Beach Pub· Uc Library Used Book Store are ask- lng for patron~ lo donatr books to r plem!th the dwindling stock. Books may t_>e lcfl dt any ol the three branc:h hbrdne dl Bdlboo, Manners, or Corona d.-1 Mar, or m th<> book clos<'I next to the Fric:>nds Book Stor<' di 1000 Avocado Ave .. N wport Beach AU hd.rdcover and pap rhack dontillon'>, with the <!XCPpllon ol 1111.l!Jdl.Ull':S and law book<>. will be drH•pted and Me tax d<>ductJble. (~Wfl 759-9bb7 The Brame lnstitut otters tree rom· putcr cld !>C to JJL"Opl • Wlth htdtng vu.ion who hdvc> d1JhcuJty eeU'lg th rom.,uter screen. The Oa Cent r Daily Pilot t 800 M~u rlt Av .• Corond d I Mor. off tona. C4l.l to l<Jf1 up for cla . (714) 821-.5000. Manball~ TM Kwon Do In Co ta M off 111 f lf-dei nst" C' ~ to dirtin pilots and fUght ncnddnl'i '-IA:-418 taught by t.b.ree-· u.~ National Champion Tbm Mul"\hull Ma1'hall'a is ot 333 e. 17th St • Swti 13. Cost M . (949) 574-0122 A spiritual are dul meets •t 7:1S p.m. Wednesday at 3400 lrv1111· Ave .. Sw~ 1 1', Newport Beach c '.ill to rcscrY 11 ~l. (949) 263· 1462. A braln tuator t upport group meets the t1m and thud Thursdays ('a< h month lrom 7 to ts·30 p m. tit lh1• HOclg Cane-er C nter at H0«t9 tl<>!.p1· tdl, I H()c}g Onve, Newport B<>d< h Free Rf'glStralJon not rcqwred Thi· group as d 1gned to help pall •nt' Md thetr (AnulJ undi rstand dOcl cope with th IUn . (949) 574-tt2J.! St Andrew's Presbyterian Church hosts o mental illnes support group from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sunc1dyi. 111 D1erenfield HdlJ C ut 600 "'' Andr<>w Rodd, NPwport 8('.id1 l949) 574-2236 Tbe Jewish Family Service of Orange County ponsors "' di\< 11 'i1on group tocusmg on concemo; und tf>spons1b1lat1~ of adult cluJdrf>n 111111 thetr parents from b to 7 p nt '''' Tue!>days fl month at thP .lc•w"h Fwmly Semce office dl 250 E B.ik <>r St .. Swte G, Costa Mt>Sd $to I" ·r person, per sesl>lon Prereq1!.tro1t11111 r.-quued (714) 445-4950 The Jewlsb Family Service ol Ordngl' County hu d WN'kJ) pc11 l'nbng support group to help J1<11 ents h.•dm trateg1cs for suc-c-t-"''"' J>dJenbng dnd hPlpmg lhC'm c1 ... 11 with th<' fe •ling and ~hdv1ur 111 theu r h1ldrPn. The> group m1·1•1 .. from 10 to 11 .30 t1 .m. Monda~' ,,1 JPwt'h FarruJy Serv1cv. 250 E B.1k1·1 St. Stull' G , C:ostd M 'Sd Thv qr11111 • wall covN topic-<. c.tbout 111an1.1t1111•1 tin<Jer. tlllxtet~ crnd peer PH'"'"'" childr<•n expenence Pwreq1slr111t11n n-qum>td ~f,.,,, $4 (94Yl 5414-3884 Jewtsh Fam.Uy Service of Or.mgr County ponso~ dn unyoulq tw.11 mg support group tor tht> C'hron1< t.11· ly ill Th purpose as to proVldl" p.ir tJapanls with <'moUonill d.Jlcl spintu al upport to mdnag(• illn~'> ttnd 11' consequcnc The yroup met>l!> dt 7 p.m. Thur1tdays at JeWl.Sh f-tt.nuJ) Service. 250 E Baker St.. Costd Mesd. AttendantP 1s fret>, but regl,. trallon I reqwred (714) 445·4950 Scrabble Club No. 350 meets from fl to 10 p m. Thursdays ut Borders Book' Mll.SlC & Cat at South t Pli ht 3333 Bear SL 10 Costa M $3 ~" players cUe welcome (949) 206-9822 The Coln and Stamp Club me-cots from 1 to 3 p.m Mondays at th•· 0 is Senior C€"nter New memhcr' tnlere led in trodmg, buymq dncl se!llang '\lamp~ ctnd com are h••111q ought to JOtn th u\fonnd..I n11tt t mg Th re are no fees wqum~I ('J49) 644·3244. HOW MANY VALENTINES COME W ITH A WARRANTY? Support Our Schools 'i' BO LEX -.-....... .-......., . .,.._""'--,..., __ ,._.. __ _ . . ... JEWELERS 8·1 "-o,..n,;, NA'(t(llT lfftlt 9J66J • -..7J·9"4 ----~ _ ......... ..._ __ .............. .... • Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars QUOTE OF THE DAY "Our whole league i so close, we probably dropp •d from first to lourl/i /)y losing ... " /ban Johnston. Costa Mesa High girls soccer coach EYE OPENER fetwwry • hotlOf" LANCE STEWART Doily Pilot Sports lcleor Roger Corl50n • 949-57 ~223 • Sports Fax: 949-6500170 Wedne$Cfoy, Jonuory 30, 2002 A7 Irvine stops· Tars Irvine hdS loo mdny weapons lo dPdl with m <> V1Pw baskelbdll duel. IR V INE. Ncwp ort llctrho r I hqh h•ll bchintl early dnd SCOlllOAID couldn't ~ 21 re<'OVt'r In lfV!fW <,z cJ 52-2H --·---' lo.,., to ho t lrvim• Ill d ....,,.,, \ 11 \\ Lt•d<fU'' qirr .. 11 .... k. '"·'" g.mw Tu""'•'Y lrvint• w1•nt 1111 ,, I l · I run rn th1• '""' (lll•Hh ·r •Hiii took u l'I·'' I• .111 ,,1 ht1llhnw Jilhctnfl(' \Vh1tl11•lcf lo-d lh1•S..1lor.,t l·l>l l >l\\1lh 0101• 1111111"1.. \" 1111 l•I SWKJtll1r l11pp1'(l 111 \\ rlh "" JJOllll., "' h1l1• \llhllttl.1 Ct1mplx•ll 111tr he cl 111 It\ 1• pomh ttml lour r1 •h1111111)\ C:v1ld < -,..,111111 11111hlwcl 'ievrn hc><ml" wlult• \lh1•n.,1 V.i qu1•1 11r<1hl wd II\•' 1111 NPwport Tht• Stulor' hu'I L.111111111 I hlh Thur.,dt1y Newport puts Vaqs away, 1-0 Sailors clinch l>Nth m C lF Playoffs with St>tt View LeagU<\ vie lory A m y. B u r I 1 n q h ,1 111 ~<>d an Clw "•xiii r111nu1t• on cl l>r •t1kuwuy .arnl 11 Wd\ ull v,..rl11u1 Nt>wport 11.trhot I hqh would need a till' S111lm' cl<'l••c1h•d lrvm<> I hgh\ Vtllftll'ftl', I II. rrr ,, 'd Vww U.•ctctllP 11111., '-flHl'r game 1\1e.-.cl11y Godlkttt'l>t'r 1\,11 c1 I >c•i\ hlll' mt1dt' two "41\'t'' lur llw "'uhir ... who out .. h nl ln ·1111• 111·2 Stopper Enn I lc1rdy 111.1111• k••)' ph1y~ for N(•wport 11.irbor. wtuch unpmH-c.l to 11>--li-\. I· I-~ The wm rlmt ht•<t cl hN1h an th• CIF Pl.tyotl., .met < IPdll'' t1 "i(!("()nd·pltt< t• tw walh ullt• Ahw Nlgu I l!riC'd P(•lt•r...,111 rn.uh• '>t'\i1•n v for lrvuw Nt•Jlt up for llw 1.11 .. Is .1 home enrounh.•r Thur'ldtJy y nmu dffdln .. 1 U..quild 11111, Sea Kings roll;· 12-0 Hanson l ads th ' way witl\ th gOdl for th PCL I ad rs. Corona d IM r I hgh dommuh•d off rw~ to c-am • 12•0 v\rtt_lf)' OVN visiting Est•nc tit ln I Petiltc Coa t l.« uc gtril JOC( , onmn 1\)t~•ay Krilltln I t4'MOO lefl UM! woy wtth three pli, wtule the SH Kingl (11-4·5, •·1·2 In ~eel · r.c.lved two gu1ll M< h lnM11 AMYle Muun. AIHk1n I larvey end JKquellne °ThaY'~· Blithe Mofg.n, Ktn1l Kramer end J nny Long datpped in wteh one goel wh. CdM gHlheper ltar.hel w ........ .,...MftforlM lbutout Arwyn K~t .. ff 1na ............... Ve161. ................ c.n. ...... 2 ... , r-p.M,0.1) Ck•u ... Mmr .... M• 'p, I HIGH SOIOOl GIRLS IASKmAU ()()t~ LE.A(... l•A • I E111tanda's XochJU ByftPld (JIJ reaches ln to defend against Kelliann Klein's shot attempt. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS socaR THE Wa e takes control to help Estdnna girls rally past fired-up Pacific Coast Ledgue nval CdM. Sany Faulkner DA1t.Y Ptl.OT C'OHONA D(L MAR AlldlO'>l u ('oront1 dt•I t-.1dr 1 lrgh ,, I I I .. htt.,kPtbull lt>ttm its { OdC-h 'rtld lo11c1ht hkt• c ht1mpton'>. ('>ltlOCld 'tflf>homun• point qurtrtl Tn.,h.1 Wtt'><' .,howl'd ~onw c hump1· un.,h1p mf•ltlt• ol lwr "'' 11 Ttll' .. dcty n1'1hl \.'\-,..,, IYfllCdll't ,, fl••''·hr't p1•rlo1 m1•r, u~M·rt1·d h1•r"·ll oll1•n'"'"'" "h1 n ""' I• ••Ill nt •f'rh·d h1•r """I hf·l111nq Ill•· Euqlt• .. ""' 11111· "11 h ,1 44 ·4 I f>,u 1h1 < ·11.1 .. t L1•1u1u1· 111o1tl ~I<'"" 111.11 kc•pt lh1·m om· (fttm<• lll'h 11111 IP<ICI 111•· lt'd\hOq ll nt· , .. , .. ,,, \\ '"'' \dlO"'' .! I point\ \H•u• th .. .,.., 11111l·h1· .. 1 "n4h··1.1dm" '111nnq out pul 111 hl'r 4h·qdml' \t11 ,rt~ c 1111•1•1 wun"fl 11 of Uw E11qlf•, lH ct lh•1 ht11ft1m" "ihc• .11 ... 0 mttcll• lhP Jld"' lhdl \C•I up Tr ... h,1 ( •ltlY'' (jdffif'"\\IOOlllq lhrc'\•·prnnt plt1y Wlth 1 'l -.<'< onrh C ·~ lb\CM I [)M.'Y ... Ol If-II "Shi• pl.1)"cl hkt .,h1• rt •<1lly "°t1nlt•d lo w111 Kully "lid of \\dw, t1 '>·foot·4 rl'lummc1 fu,f· lt'nlll tJJl·h•rt1tU• I "Sh•• 111t1clt• 'olmll l11q lh1"1 p•1111ll•f"I •11111 h.wJ "IHfll ""' drt\11 • .. '"th•· 11 ..... k••t I lhinl-,h1• 'ttlW lht1I thl' Wol'> cl IJtllllf• \\h1 rt• \\ol' lll'Mli·cl IH·r hi 1111 '""''' .. hot., • \\rlW Wh'I htl cl fldlI ul lhl•~·· pomti•r-. 1tnd h1HI Ill J>clllll\ llw '"'' lll·plu., rnrmJt<', 111 hl'lp ttw \ 1 .. 1111,., 11 I· Ill h· 1 an lhllllll•I 1•01 n ,, ,!fl· I I h•dcl .,oarl .,h1• d1•11d1•rl 111 look for """'' 11tl1•n'" 1• 11ppor1un1111•' ,1ftl'r < "cl"-1 r.1lh1'4.l l11 tw 1l <11 h.1Utu1w. .!•>-.!11 "\\ hl'n 'ht· n1•1•cf.. lo l11k•• "' 1•1 ,11 .. c ""· -<.rd)-.... ud~f lwr ploJ\ lll<l .. IOfl It 1JllUJlctlt•, \\oh•1'" 1hr"• .. 11111nl••1 lt11t• an 1111' ll11rct 4ut1n1•r "' Plll'tl lh•• "' 1111• ,11 I.!, ht«11hnq 111111 lh•• lanttl 1•111ht llllllll(C•, \I'•"' 111 \\i,,.,.. nmrn '" 111 tilt' ldn• 1 omhtnt'\\ h) ,Cruy, h1•lp•'<I th1· [<1qlt·., .. t.1\ w1ttu1140· l'I tw•lorc• < 'cl!l.I -..•n11ir quc111l ,\11cl rt•11 c.rulwr ... ink ti tl111·• .. p11111t1•r l11Jm the• IPff wanri to put 1111• h11'tt.. t7· IS, l·5) uµ 4 I· l'I \\ 1l h SEE EAGLES PAGE A8 n-1mo- ~~c.....d11Mwe o.. ""-f\ Nonhwood se fem ~dff~a.t'I ~ _.,. (7 p.m .) ~tlt 0..Mlm9 c.c.ar. .. Miii' It~ ~ a..:tl at Nonhwood Mesa rallies Rhoncti Ndf f' 40-f oot buzz r hot · nets the game into overt.un IR\ INE - Jurui•Rhc~ aJf h1l cs 40· foot '>hot et tfl, Inaner to 'imll tilt> mto ov rum ~ Meu's Nata.lie MudaJ 450) battJ for the ball aga.lmt a Northwooct defender tn 1\letcLly's PCL aoccer matdl. dlld COIM ~ ~· l h<1h dom· tndt('(f 10 GXt• r• unw lo Costa Mesa [fives it away, 3-1 Ho l Northwood scor th first-half goals and cruise to Pacific Coast Leagu vi ory. IUc"-d Dunn OMV PlOT IRVI -At t.unel bk thn • onf! lmi 1n lh J'ariltc CcM League can 1M?ftd your tN.m un • fMI (t«tine In the glrtil IQ('C:"ef ~ •Our whole IMgue ii 10 dote, we pro.,.bly drupped fro• Uni 10 n , I ' lowth by loMDg, • Mkt .._.. Hd I c ... .._ .. Coedt Olla Joll aa-. ...._ llllMl llllWMd on the ......... •a.a kiri•• "nlliedeJ....,... .._ Naltllwaad -• UuQ111 I ••11111 ... _..,....., ...... ~PCL ...... ......... _,, P P gllll'MPCL 111 rr1 ........... ,._..,...,c:m.- plOnW\ip lt llOC .anyttung c n -._.. .... PG. ha5)J)( n. • On u <'hllly •Hernoon, the Tun~rwoiv (6-6-4, 4•l2 l lfl the ..... wu .. GdM 41210 LI~ th -m the flm h If tor th dJff nnMnak r th y movf'd ahHd oe C 11 M In l~ wUd lHgue t ndtngs. ~421 t Coa.Mlle Ul t ~Ill I utlMdl UI 1 r..tt• 070 0 Th M ..... ng 110·5 <4. 3·2·2) tu.d • nan ol bMJ h.K k u Northwood' Lilie Pt to 949 ct.. holes a 1-0 ln the 18th rnlnut • iftef bootiltg one from 40 yards out TIM ~ took • cruy boWK'e net f(JllM(f Cwt'f the hMd of COICa Mela goebe KaltJyn (.~(dneN\W), ·u ••• Jutt • weird bounce.• Hid A*• ......................... l--0, when Northwood mklfielder LHb C.ei lnger ~-•JhGIOllO.ldlng'lllagatiptln .... 2.1n1 ...... .... Wood, WbKta °'1llllllal COiia MIM. 12·10,.,... .............. . __ .. AmiM' ... t •• dt ·-............. ,.. .... .. .......... '1!'9Y ..... ~ .. ..... J) 11 .............. I .. • f'tlm tt h 1 • S4 victory O\'('r hct<1.t Northwood in P nf1c Coa"'t lc•QU ~irl ha k tlMll Cfclln Tu Jta) With th Vl('tClr), th Mu~l•n v ti rl wath Northwood for thlfd pl < in CfU E1I en 8 A8 Wednetday, January 30. 2002 SPORTS . ColuGE HOOPS .. lions fail to repeat After Saturday's thriller over Biola, Vdnguard men are undble to deal with Concordla. c·osTA 'l[')A Tht' \rlnqud 1d l n1\l'r\1ly Ill (' 11 .. litt'>kl't hdll tl'cllll I ell t11.>hu1cl Idle m thl· qdmt' dnd 1 uuldn't hold 1111 in .in H7- 7lf (,uldt•n KOIUOAID c-dla 87 Uona .,, "'""' 1\lhlt"llc < ·onter.cnce loss to c unrnrcllt1 1\w-.ddy dt the Pit. \'onqudr<I, which '>lunned pw\ 11111.,ly undefedled 8101<1 on ..... t1l11rclt1y, lfdUl'U by dS mdny as I I pwnl., ldh' m the gdme. Chns \ 11 tor m<1de two tree throws for lh1• [d(JIP'> With 2:38 rPffidlOIOQ to q1v1• Concordld 1l!t b1gge!tt l1•c1cl ol th1• Htlllll'. 65-78 T lw L11>11'> loug ht bt1ck lo \\ 1thm lour point!> with le~ than 10 'o(•rnnds k•ft to play Vanguard "'JllH>mon· IJUdrd Joi.h Pierson l11t hc1< k-to-ht1ck three-pomten. to hnnq th1• Lion!> within four 1xnnl!t. hut< 'oncord1t1 {17-8, 9-41 r11t1dl' '>IX \lrrmJht lre>e throws to put lhf• (jdllll' dWdY ,\ltnn Smith toppt>d t1ll plc1yl'r' with 27 points DdmJOn I\. lorhley l<'d lh<' Lton!> with 19 pomh <Jncl ht1cl t1 gt1me-tugh 14 rl.'bound., Sht1nP McKim dnd P1er<,on <'dCh t1dded 14 potnls lor the Lion.' 112-IO. 8-5) GOlO(M STAB ADfUD( COMfDllKI Ill! CONCOMMA 87, V/Wt'AJN//O 79 ~ VK't:Of 22, Smith 27, Sohd.ty 8, WffWf 20, lUJtet 6, frHm.tn 2, Mafqulfd1 2 3 pt gc»k VktOf l . Smith 6, Soliday 2 Fouled out . Solld.ty TechnlUlk none v.,,._.i Pienon 1 ... Mcwbley 19, MclCom lo\ 8oyi 6, Witl..mwn 10. Moore 2. Coritety 2. a.I« 12 l pt ~Is Pl«1on 4, ~ 2 Fouled out Mcwbley TKhnouls none H•fft,,,,. · 41-41 Vanguard women punish Concordia · Boeke. CclI1delaria, Dittenbir pace the attack in 67-52 victory. COS TA \1ESA K<•ll y Boekt>~ t IH potnl\ c1ncl nine r 1• h 1111 n d '> I <1nd Df'b<trdh cun<ll'ldr1tt KOBIOAll I I 'i po1nl!t c-.. Sl <Ind '>f'Ven Llonl 67 rf'bouncl\) led the w<ly for V<1ngudrd University's women's bc1 k<'tbiilJ lef!.!Jl Tuesday night, which ~ht-lied Golden Stctte Athletic Conference rival Concordtd of lrvtne, 67-52, at the Pit. The Lions ( 1 t ·8, 8-5 In the GSAC) t.rcllled tn the early going {10-3), but once they got In sync there were no doubts In the 'le<'Ond hall Robbin Dittenb r led the way on the boardi. with 11 , a depctrtment which the Lions won, 47-36. Vanguard Increased the lead to'*' many as 19 points before tiling for lh 16-polnt cushion over lhe Wan1ol'I (16-7, 6-7). Vanguard rotumJ to action b..uday With • rood against W tmont College In Santa Barbara. ........ y._,,. ..,, a. . s:a ecs-•· .-.. s. ~ 1e. '*'-t1, KotM 14. ~I, MlOnCol\ 1 ...... 2 ~.-·~J....,.. •.. COf'IWl'lh '· ~ 1 •• ,._..,°"'. ~ O'H.-a. ~-none tn a <·&A11•11wil. lct11i1M11);~1S.~~ .... ... ........ l.,.....,, f, _.. .. MrK""'' o.c. 0. )1lit. .... • lM-llWI l, a9 l. 5-Nftl, ~DIA ·,_,. .,. ..... C--" ~ MIMllM • \IW 11M11. ~ • HIGH SCHOOi. GIRLS SOCCER DON HACH IDAlV PllOT Costa Mesa goaltender Kaitlyn Gentling (leftt makes a save on a point bla,nk shot attempt by a T-Wolve. EAGLES CONTINUED FROM A7 2:20 left. Alter both tedms m1Shred on scoring cht1nces. Wase th<'n scored on a putbdck of a rni.s!te<l three-potnter to pull the Eagles within one with 1.06 remairung A CdM turnover gave thl: Edgles possession with 35 seconds left and, after a timeout · .1 O seconds later. lbe E<1gles put the ball tn Wase's hands. Fctdng double-team pressure 30 feet out. Wase simply dribbled around .both CdM defenders. drew another defender near the foul line, then dished to a wide- open Gray on the block. Gray' first shot attempt missed, but she put m her own rebound. wtule being fouled CdM Coach Elbert Dt1v1s called a umeout to ice Gray, but the move proved fuuJe when the 5-9 forward bounced the ball off the front nm. then the backboard, before It feU Ln tor the deciding pomt "I was mad. so I was dble to shut everything else out,· Grny said of her game--winning con- centration. She also grabbed I fi rebounds. CdM passed the baU out of bounds on the ensuing posses.ston, then missed a shot • from beyond half court after rebounding a rrussed Estandtt free throw wUh four seconds left ·we didn't play one or our better go.mes, but 91ve (th~ Sea Kings) credit,· Kirby said. ·w e dodged a bullet tonight. ~ escaped with a win. A loss would have been a disaster.• Cd.M. wh.ich lost to &tancta. 63-2.5. Jan. to. rocei'ved 10 potnb each from Cowtn y Kawata and BOYS HOOPS Sage Hill triumphs S A N JUAN CAPI- STRANO - SlgeHilHgh guard l!rtk. WUllam.t bed 20 pdr1b and Mike Atlbugh hid 2A to teed ""..... " tbe vtllting a.-"'¥ Ck • Ughb*lgtoa 65-'8 Acad my Le qu boy ._...,.........,,, OWl'Qpilllao Valllly Ou1ldln iue.d.ty WUllnw. helping pk"lc up the aleck for vU.Jured starter IC4tVin JoyCe. out wttb. fnctuNd wM hed lght rebounds 1nd four atealt to help the winners improve to 1·1, •·3 in IMg\Mt. Pitahugb Mld.S live rebouDdl and four ....... to ... up. ~ ...... for ..... .,._ wtlb 9L MwgwA l'ltdlly .. 9eg. ta M 7:30 p.a . HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKmAll ()ON l.EA(H I DM.Y PILOT Corona del Mar's Courtney Kawata {right) baWes for po Jon w'lth Estanda's Ttisba Wase. Kelly Luu. Kelliann Klein added eight J>Otnts dnd Gruber ven for a lcdm Davis Sdtd is getting bf>ttcr ev<>ry {Jdme. 1 ·Wf''tf' starling to come around.• 0dVtS said. "I f It Ukc we'd surpm.e i.om peoplt' ln AYSO Registration for R gion 57 AYSO Region 57 l holdmq prtnc1 SOC(' r rtg· 1strat1on at Ltncoln El mentury SC'hool on Satu,r.stay horn 9 a m unW noon.' R ~ion 57 lndu tho commun1t • of Coron d I Mur. Newpc>r1 Beach @st of th bay ond N wport C' t. Th program is open to chi.Id -n. whO wlll be no younger than 6 and no old r lhan 18 by July 31 , 2001. The r tslrMUOn f i SSO per c hild for tho• who~ 11.>Cier dUling th fall 2001 IMIOft New puUdJ>Mb ans 165. Play ts who did not play In R.egton 51 leM 1.0 wtlbe,_.....,,._,. pmal Of Wrtb ...... Por nMft inlonnadon. .till www • ..,w57.-., . tht• .,econd round and we can sttll m.tke the playoHs U we win our next three 1Univers1ty Thur!>ddy, then Costa M ond Northwood next week).• Thn .. "(' or C'dM' leogu <Uf' by a rombm !d ven points. COLLEGE SOFTBAll Lions fire blanks, twice v.-n911c'rd UnlVOr'illty 12·2) traveled to Cctr• wn for two. non· contcreOO' softbdll qam and prt)("{'G(). d to gtv It pitching staff noth ng to work wtth, the r ult 3.0 un<J l -0 l to Cal StMttJ Oomlngu i HUI 1\ie doy a.ftemoon. . No Uon c ol mo than o g tn lh two ioa.o. . •••• PAOflC COW llAGUI GfllS EstMCIA ... ~OIL MM 4l ,_.. by Qu8rtwl EstarKJa t6 10 6 12 44 CMOM del Mar 11 IS 6 11 0 Etartda -Gr~ 13, Byfie4<16. w-21 Mino 4. ~z o. c.tsuo o. Ptn. o )-t)t gollk. w-l Fouled out Mino C'onlnll .. Mw l.uu 10, lt.wnSey 2. K»tn a. ~ 10. GNtlef 7, O\l«bttn 2. Snell l. AletaN 2. Mat\$ 0, ~ o. ~0.StemO 1iJt. gc>llh • ~ I, Gnar I, Klein l Fouled out . ,_ PAClfK COAU UMi41 GIL$ c.osia MISA 61, Noll11MOOO 54 ,_....,,,.... COIU MesA 10 8 8 2' 11 61 Not1tlwood 12 9 I) 16 4 S4 c.a...a M.e-hllo s. C¥on 3. Gr- •15, ~ 19, l'cnch« J. lrldt 7. "-- ll. Senchez 6 J.pt. gollll -8rldt 1. Haft 1 Fouled out . ~ *'1tluu ood -Monroe 2. M«IM 14_ M11et 6, Smith U, l.Jl)t(Omb IS, E~ 2. Hu.lng 2 ) pt go11ll -M.tdas I, Miles 1 ~out -llpleomb. M«~ SIA YIW LJMjUI GIU ...,.. SJ.~...._. u ,_....,~ ~ 4 s 14 5 28 Irvine 12 17 1211 S2 Ne port ~IS, Whltfletd 9, c.tlllo 1, lll5quu 1, Wollef 2. ~f\S 0. ~ 6, Stoltz 2. Mlllef o. Fuk• o. ~2 ).pt.gollb~tl.~2. Whitfieldl Foultdouc ~ .,.. _ W\IN l , ~ 2S. SW.,. ton .. ONt• .. ~ 12 )-pt. go.ts -..._ 1 Fouled ouc -NoM MANY UMUl IOJS S..HILLU. C#ISnw.o V.u.n a..n... 41 ,_....,~ s.ge Htll 19 t2 22 12 · 65 <Apo v.u.y 0vm1.1n 9 10 t4 15-... .... Hiii • lreWlt I, W 1M 2, 0., 2. Wlllwm 20. flUtlugh 2A, fn.C:ll'lcttl .. • Tarvwy 3, Codv..-i 1, Sw¥1tOn 1, ~O.t.operO ).pt. gollls • If-l, T.tfV19Y I ~°"'·f~ C:.-~ OetnlM • ~ 17, Deq 2. ~ , .. ~ 9. a.bbitt 2 ).pt.pis ~l.~1. 't\Nz 1 Foultd °"'. ~ IOYS SOCCER lightning posts 4-1· victory Sege Hill High had • trong hnt Mil Mt.I held on to defeat v...ang aq,.. tlttano v...-..y avt.. tlen, 4· l . in •n Academy League boya soccer game~y. Julian Smith·Newtnan KOre<I in the e6ghth miftut.e IO get things gmng fot the IJgblniDg A manu-. ._..,, CeNt AtNgl found ttM net to QM 5-ge Hill• 2.0 IMd. Chnl C'r.tbouc•• .clded • pl Ul u.. 20th minute olf u. ~ rrom hill CJWQ .....,. ldtk. S.9• Hiii (1-4·1, 1 ·2·1 in ......, toc* al-1 a.dat h#h•w encl Meled tM YktorJ. rib • MCOad-Mll .... ,,_ AIMji • wbo wn alllltN by 11.U Joltnu• . ...,_,QI 1111 ... ..... ........ -........ Cnpl •-~ CiWlldM ..... , ........... Doily Pilot COi.LEGE IASEUll Anteaters taste first victory UC.Irvine deals visiting UCLA a 6-4 nonconf erence lesson Tuesday night. ANTE A· T E R BALLPARK - The UC Ir vine basebaU toam et1 rned its first win of the season with a b-4 nonconfer- ence triumph over UCLA ttl Antealer Ballpcuk Tuesday. The Anteaters took a 1-0 lt>ad when first baseman Mt1tt Anderson scored on a fielder''> choice by catcher Chris MIUer The Brulns (0· 11 answered with three runs an the third Inning, hlghl.aghled by outfielder 8 e n Franc1-.co's cJouble that drove 111 t h I r d ba se man K e v I 0 Conlin <1nd se co nd b c1 s<• m d n R y t1 n Rasmll!t!t<!n. UCI tied Brown the SC'Off' with two ruru. in the lhlld. wht>n Brum starter Chm, CordP1ro·, t)dJk cdlowed Anderson to srort> Dcs1gnated hitter RJ. Brown hJl o double to dnve Ill Effren Tre10 to round out the ltCOnng to thr thud mrung UCI took the lct1d Im good m the bottom of the '>eventh with a bdses·looded i.mgle by Brown Third basemdn Stt-ve Guthne doublctortng and put the Anteaters ahcdd. b-3 Starter GIC"nn Swdn5on Pdmed the win despite giving up three runs on three lut.s. He <;truck out nmc dnd retired the '>Ide Ill JX of '><'Ven mnings Frn'>hmdn Michael Kochler cccorded lus ll1St Sdve in a one· h1t, onc>-run perfom1ctnct> over two mmngs Koehler retired th<' !tWe m order m the runth inrung to preserve the wm for UCI I 1-3) Bruin st1trter Cordeiro left cdler dllowmg three runi. dnd lour hits tn four mnmgs, while reUevcr Kevm Jerkeru. recorded the los'> ACOllllllKl . UC llwVM C. UClA 4 Scor'llby ...... UCLA 001 000 010 4 4 2 UC Irvine t 02 000 lOx 6 11 O Cordeiro. ~-(5), 0.-n (7) ¥1d ~ Swiln!IOf\ Ko.Ntf (8) Mid Mil~ W • SW.Inion, 1-0 L -Jtf1tet1S. 0.1 Sv -~(I) 21 ·f'r~(UQA). ~ (UO}. Mlllef (UCI), Brown (UCl), Guthrie (UO) 2 COi.LEGE VOllEYBAll Anteaters dispatch Princeton in three C'RAWFORD HALL -E1ghth- rankt.>d UC lrvme WdS d 30·27, 30- 18, 30-28 noncon- ference victor over v1s1hng Princeton m m •n'r; volleyball Tuesday night Jimmy Pelzel led the Antedi rs with t t kills, followed by Sp ncer B mus with 10 Devin Shea and David Kniffen <'etch had a leam-h.igh si.x digs. Knlffen had 39 t ists. The Antee1ters spread th offense around with t I plciyon r ording at le.tSt one kill Blake Roblnson and Corona del M&r I Ugh product Dennis A.bhuJ r pcsccd Princeton with nan ktlls each. Another T\g r. Nc-wport 11 tbor I hgh product Scott Dore, h d a metcb-tugh nmo d • while J610ll Uijestrom rocorded 33 set LI. UCl evened lts ~rd to 4-4. while th 119 "f~ 0.2. TODAY'S SCllEDW - -.._. ........ ~ ............. '•"'· ........ C.....• • .,, .-: c.. ........ ••l;trtllA ------·· ...... ....... ---·~ci... ............ J ~ .............. ... -~ ........................ ~ -....... ... -• ~-·UC--•WQ4.-.- • Doi~ Pi~ SPORTS Slammers roll to crown ·· NeWJ>9rt Beach boy under-11 Gold and under-10 girls run ·· to championships. lb N wport ce:J Beach Slammers ooy I • I under· l 1 G<;ld soccer ,• f te.qn d fedted CFC _, ltalJa or Cypr~s. 2· 1. lo wm the C0c1 t Socc r Lettgut.> champion hip • Tb SIAmm<'r<. edmN.l lh Leagu Cup OU~ or U8 club socc:cr learns tn Southern C"dlllom111 and will .-ovance tu th(• State Cup ch4mpi0n hlJM> next month in Scln 11emdldino Among th SldmlOC'r'>' ' •am cU Duny Marquez., David Bolado, Nick Shackleford, Dylan f1tzgvald. Atne Now.ak, Ivan Rodrtgun. Bryan Yuukochl, Cbeyne Arlerltuo, Juan s.Jdarul, Tanner Stern, Robby Emtnon and Jote I.uh hnaloz.a. In gu1s under-tu u1 lion •Th N •wport Bl'dCh 'l1m1m1•r.. won th Ir thartl luumclm('nl ol lht• seclSOn by taking lop honor~ 111 th • Orange CoaJ.t United lnv1ldllont1l in Costtl Mr•s.t In the rhump1on'ih1p qimu• ltw Slammers shut out < «myon f)');\ with a 4-0 win Zoe Dlduon, Gal»iela Trenton, Aubrey GeorglannJ, DanJeUe Wisniewski, GllllAn Hogan 11nd CynlhJa BuJ dominated tht> ollt•nw with 15 1JOd" for the wf'ekend The• d{•f Pnw dllowed only on<.• y0t1I m thl· toumam nt and wet' IC'd by Arlelle Lysacek. KaU Fournier, lllylor Nloolosi dnd CJOdlkl't'J>Cr KAile BaJdonl ln qudbfymg gdmt•\ th1• Sl.unmen. '>hut uut South B.1y I 'or< t-, 5·0, dl\U the Cldremont Stdr. l-0 Tusttn dlsu It'll to lh<• lummt•r' 4·1 The 'lammers ddVdnet• lo lhl' Shilt• Cup Ul Febructry The Nf'"wport Beach girls under-I 0 lammen • top row, from left: GUllan Hogan, tra.lner George Larson and Kate BaJdonJ. Middle row, from left: Gabriela TTenton, Arielle lysacek, Kall Fournier and Taylor Nicolosi. Bottom row, from left: CynlhJa BuJ and Aubrey GeorgiannJ. Not pktured: Zoe Dickson, Coach Rich Reilly. 'Nednetday, January 30. 2002 A9 lll&lY keep it going in Gold Division Th wpon ch Br k . • ('",yllJ Dav >00 und 1-tO AU· tar girh JOCC r rn from Reoqlon 1 7 d f led South lrvtn Alld North lrv lo f'l\ •t\d •11 run m Uu Ju U playoff .• In th tr lust 'JdID~. lbt• Eht•dkt•ti. ht•11I Soul h In uw, 4 · l EUubetb Eddy M:orNt lwo goul~ und Br1.mrua Scb~•rtl ml l<Mey De Young edch 11ddrd unt• Terra Frt~an and Mart.nne JGo dommoll>d dt>f~MIV ly. Ag41ni.t North lrvme. lht.• Hn>dk••r' nmw owd~ w11h u 2· 1 v1ctoty K~Uy Htta.i ~n'<.I M rly to 91\11 lhf' flu•ukt:t~ 11 1-0 hdllhmt• lt•dd Nonh ll\uw dn'"'''"cJ \\1th 11 •Jc .. 11to111· lhf\ ..cor • bul Cdd~ )JJppefl d Jk.11.\ 111 Sf hw1Jrt1 whu lound lht> n •t lo put lhe Br •clker'> dhl'<1<l lu1 qo•:itl • Courtney Prllneb wu .,.,htl 111111 .. n••I ••ntl Tin• Th~rlot McKeMa Cottun dnd Caroline Ht1rdt'nbu9h , 11nlr•1ll1'<J th(• rrudh ·Id ffir the 81~kt>" 11 7·1 ·I• . ewport-Mesa do\vns Fullerton Tht ewport ·Me~ ~wnlh c1r.11t• \IJ-:', ... 1 [IJ .. qudd cl1•fedh•d FuUf•rtCJn, ~~-i7 111 ..,.,111011.1! 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