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SERV1NG THE NEWPORT-MiSA COMMUNffiES SINCE 1907 ON ntl WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM 'DtUtSDAY, JANUARY 31 , 2002 Costa Mesa charter school proposal dead • Parents who pushed for the 320-student campus and district officials both say the other side is to blame. °"'*9 Newman DAILY PllOT Supporters hoped that the Mesa Leadership Academy. rvmg 320 students lD kindergarten through tlurd grade, would be a real.&ty by now. \ Instead. the proposal ts on the heU and both sides are blarrung the other for the concept' d rruse. ler school a ucc-e •Tue dislnct wanted no part m the ownerstup of Uus charter, but conbnued to 'mentor,' 'gwde' and 'encowage' our efforts.· Handy saJd. the board m Octotwr 2000 The goal wa to estdbh h a chool that addres ed pdrent~· de ar for longer school houn. and maller d siz • dS well d~ drctma , music. soence and C"omputer programs, Handy s~ud 'We eitller needed /the d1stnct's/ help or needed an approval pendmg so we could move forward. The time ran NEWPORT-MESA -A year after proponents of a charter school an Costa Mesa osked the school d.ls- trict for an extension to fine tune their proposal. the effort has run out of steam. Kara Handy, pok woman for the Mesa Leadership Academy Foundabon. sa1d the Newport-Mesa Unified School DlSlnct made urueal- isllc requests of the executJve com- outtee and did not provid<> the com- mitment needed to make the chcH· Supt Robert Barbot contends that the charter school proponents dld not understand what putting togeth r a proposal entailed when they took on the project or that they would be reqwred to absorb respon· abwtJes for creaung the charter Charter school upporters onga- nally submitted d formaJ proposal to The deadlrne for putting together the proposctl wa repeatedly extend- ed -for 30. 60 and th n 90 days In the end, at didn't mdtendlue becaus of luruted r~-.ourct~ cind no direct dss1stance from the d1.,tnct SEE CHARTER PAGE M out -.dth no conclusion.' Kara Handy Spokeswoman for the Me1a Leadership Academy Foundation SNOW WONDER OOt' UACH I DA Pam Beerup and her son Zach walk along a Back Bay trail where the now-covered ~ Bernardino Mountains are ln full view. City working to eliminate abandoned carts • Costa Mesa leaders meet with retail store officials Wednesday to discuss solutions to the ongoing prot>lem. COSTA MESA -A m bng on Wednesday de igned to coordinate efforts to rid city treets of abandoned boppmg certs served to educate grocers and oty officials end forge com· matments to work togeth r in the futu.n!. Although no clear-cut solu- tion was agTeed upon, retail tore representabv said they have a better und rstanding of the verity of th hopping cart dilemma and are wUllng to work with the dty to alleviat th problem. • U we all work tog ther to bnd a solution, we will all walk away wmners, • Mayor Linda Dixon said. Sandi Benson, the code enforc ment manag r foT th oty, invtted 32 retail comparu , andudmg grocers, drug to , clothing and lumber stor R p· resentabv from 10 of them showed up. ln August. th counCll unanl· mously agreed to sollclt a com- pany to pick up abandon d carts around the city. Th city could spend up to $7,000 a month for a retrieval rv1 . Rather thclD spend taxpayer money, residents said th y 'It's not a financial burden that should be taken on by only the city. II we're not getting reimbursed, then we don't think it is fair.' U bby Cow.n Costa MeH councilwoman wonted grocery tore officials to tak r pons1bility for their own carts It wa that City Council m~t mg that prompted Wednesday' m bng at the Neighborhood Community C nter Representaliv from eight of the compana Sdld th y already had agreements wath a cart retneval agency -Califorruo Cart Retnevdl -to pack up errant carts. ·we have a guy [from C' clh- fomia Cart Retnevall who work for us ven day a w k. H e'<; our guy, and we pay him qood money.· said Allred Espinoza, the d.lstnct manag r for Stat r Bros. Nick Ellena, from Growers Duect, said he had a d 41 wtth the same company but that his carts were I lik ly to bf! · picked up because his bu ln ~ lS mall. "Th y would be mor willing SEE CARTS MGE 44 Theater foundation director out •Michele Roberge. who has helped lead the charge to rebwJd the Balboa Thedter. says her diedm for the pemnsuld ts not dlmtrushed. June Casagrande 0AllY PllOl NEWPORT BEAn I fl.hchele Roberge. executavt:> dar{'ctor ol the Bdl- bod Perfonrung Art Theclter Foundabon dnd d leading cru dder to r<.•bwld the Bdlbod Theater. no longer works tor the orgamzallon · Roberge scud he wa~ t munated Fnday trom the pos1Uon he held ance July 1. l 99Q Although h<> dJd not qo mto details ot Fnclav' f?\. enb, he ~ud her drecim of seemg the hastonc the- ater renovated is unchanged by th~ move ·The Beilboa Theater renO\Jd· ta on pro1ect remam d won- derful. excatang add1t1on to Bdlbod Perun.ruld, cind 11 C"an be lhe centerpiece of d wonderful ne'' \'lllaqe Roberge !Klld \\ednesday Tht> move caml' on the heels of a tate- ment Roberge made to the City Counnl m favor 'S he has been a great cheerleader for the foundation and has done great things for the theater. We \\ish her well.' Dayna Pettit Balboa Performing Arts ThHter Foundation president ot a luxury re ort planned tor the Manndpark site ~ pedk.ing on behalf of a bu m assooauon Ro rge told coun- cil m mbers at th tr Jan 22 m tmg that he upported th rontro\ f"Sial l47·room rec:ort either Roberg nor found lion ~ ad nt Dayna P tbt would confum th r wa any connt"Cbon betw n Roberg · d partwe and th Jan 22 comm n . ·sh has n a gr at ch rl der for th foundabon and ba don g t thln tor the th ater. • P tut 5atd. ·w W1Sh her w u. Rob rge and Pettat hav compns d SEE THEATER MGI M A welcome welling of Student concern f or serving the nation ..... IOdaJ acuvwn ol the '60I and '70I to atudent apethy tn publk ff a1n and a turn· lD9 lnw rd t9 ..U. 'Th.ii w ttroagly refl«1ed in the subjectl tudents ln my cluMt C'MM lo write r about. Quat ucldlf\IY U\ the mk1·1970l, IOdll com· ll*ll WU OUl Pd ...ch Id· 1mpowement topks • bow· 1-band.Qod.-cl-tM Melt· ........... ~ ,,. ..... 111-...................... larl~M11 rt ..... ••C-.. ,..·µ , ... .., ...... ---., ......... ..... _ .. ..., ... her Jut Dame) WU the =• ot • C'OOMJ"Vatl\I f wbo twMd from • p•rve to active oppoMDt ot the Vietnam War wMn the s.nte a.rbAr8 poUce t.t up• number ot her friends during • pMt'WfW ....... lion. 1Wo,...... .,._ tbe war ..-s. .... •IMMld by my omc. . ..., ..... ,..... ... ~. -Md)Ullhl tl•d--· -......iucc rr11 '° --·m; .. ~ *-........ ... c .............. ... ..., • 1 2 __.. • -, .. --. a ...... , ..... • IN COIPOUTI IAPPlllll The Community Min. lnltitute Orenge Count)' CNptef' wUI host I ~ ProfeaioNI ~ Oewk>pment Progr.,, from fricMy thri>ugh SUnday M the NtwpOrt Boch M1niott Hotel, 900 NevlpOlt C...... Oriw. (949) 380-7360. A2 Thuridoy, January J 1, 2002 WORllNI Kathy Lyon SHE IS Bnghtenmy the hvP'> ol her clients with her nNtllvP florc.11 de:.1qns A PERSONAL TOUCH She trnd<><l in her wool husmess swts and pum~ for U>v1's and tPnrus shoes to try her hand at noral arrangements and nl'vPr looked back. Kathy Lyon, of Artlsllc A on sts m Cos- ta Mesa. ht1i. been adding her person- al touch to wedding , speoal events dJ1d funerdl'> tor th<• J>dSt 1 b y<'ar; FROM BANKING TO BOUQUEJS Lyon left th1• h1gh-J>c1ced world ot bcinlung to JOlll hu.,l>dnd Jim . who hought th«> hudchng flower busmes., 29 yedrs dCJO Und<'f Jim's Cdre. the bustneJ>'> blossomf>d. Kdth}' said She would help out on mdJOr flower holl- dc.1ys and eventudlly l)(>('dJTle addict- ed to the cre1tllv1• nc1ture of fiord] design ·1 hdd done f)dJnlmg and rerarn-- 1cs. so 11 kind of cum<' ndturaUy I deetded this 1., whdt I wt1nt to do. I BRIEFLY IN BUSINESS Bayport Yachts rPct>ives outstanding service award A full-serv1C'e ydcht d dll'rshlp m Newport Bt'ach rc.'("(•1ved an outstand- mg servtce owcmt for the fifth !>lnught year Bayport Yach ts r('('e1ved the honor from Carver Yttchts dnd 1 th htgh t service awnrd given by Curvcr The award was presented st a tnunmg lon field dt thP Carver c:c'll1lpus m WlSCOOSln Th award 1~ btti.N.I on overall cus- tomer allsfact1on with d Uvcry of a boal. follow -up. warranty service, techmcaf knowledqe c1nd work per- Dailfl!eilot VOL II. N0.31 .................. ~ ...,.,..._, A flowering change of careers found my passion,· he said. Surrounded by atargueT lilies, sunflowers and marguerile daWes, to name Just a few, Lyon feelt at home as she d1Taoges a topiary of yellow roses and then decides to transf onn 1t into a bndal bouquet lnltead. The sight of a new rose color like "Tuneless,· which ls a pe.le yellow, sbll takes her breath away. she admits. FLORIST FOR All SEASONS For all occaMons. Lyon works closely with her clients to shape her designs around their needs and ideas For a recent funeral for a longtune customer. Lyon followed her client's concept of a heart-haped wreath with her late mothPr's picture m the nuddle. "It took u lot of work, but 1t wa formed by m -house employees. Members from Team Bayport's ser- Vlce staff attend training os at the Carver Yachts factory eoch year lo learn the most advanced techrucal mnovabons an boabng. Bayport's service taff provides professional lllSlruction on handUng yachts. pre-delivery U\Specbon of a ,client' yacht and engine alignment before delivery Barclay's 'Nutcracker' sets record for ticket sales ·The Nutcracker• t record tk:ket sales for the Irvine Barclay 1beatJ'1 during its 10-day holld4y run. Ballet Pacifica' produdion set a record for gross ticket sal• for a stn· very rewarding when you can take someone's vision and tum it into reality,· she said. For weddings, she ts a 1ack of all trades -going beyond the duty of florist to pitch in where needed. "One bride, her dress ripped just before the wedding started, so I tarted MwiDg bet skirt.• Lyon renu- nlsced. "I have experience from working with the Boy Scouts, 10 my motto ii 'be prepued.' • SECRET TO THE SHOP'S sucass And what does she attnbute the busm ·longevity to? Kathy and her husband buy thetr flowers dtrectly from growers in bulk, so they can offer them fresh and at a reasonable price. she SaJd Semce is also key. "If you don't have that. it doesn't matter how Cresh your flowers are.· he aid. -Story by Oelrdt9 Newman, photo by Gf99 Fry gle production exceeding $286,000 - the tugh t grossing e~ot in the the- ater's 10-year history -while attract- ing nearly 13,000 patrons in tts 18 per- formances Dec. 14 to Dec. 24. "The Nutcracker" bas been per- fonned at the Barclay since 1004, and Ballet Padfica's edihoo has been an Southern Cablorrua for 34 conse<:u· tave. years. Since it prerruered at the theater an 1994, performances have almost doubled an lb 756-s at Barclay Th • atre from the original 10-perfor- mance nm. This y ar's production was choreo- graphed by artistic director Molly Lynch. About 200 volunteers heJped wtth Uck t sales and asslsted back- tage for the 18 perfonnances. · .. ,....._ MO.... ... 17~ ltlADQI$ ttODM (949)642~ rtgt\t: No,... .......... lltlotit, edltot• INICW OJI ectoecU.1- hefein (M'I be,.....,..... wWalt •=··-···---~ ............. CMll*"'* ......,. ......... _ r ""' ........ "-ofd 'f04/( c:ommenu lbolA the 0....,NotOttww.tlpt. NP'U ~'*"Ima •of~ O'lllllf*. HQWIO•HHUS Chill. I ..., Nllf.,,_ ......... 0-W t.AM--. ,._...a..... Cl!IN ...... ,..... ... ,~ CM...,_• llO W &ty SL. CO.U ~CA 12627. ~ ~.,. Mor*r·,,.UO•m ·Sptn n.,.... 0r.,.. 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Doily Pilot Neu.port North h as plenty of discounts N ewpor1 'North Sbo~ plDg Center will have Its annual wm- ter sidewalk sale today through Saturday, offering savings and speda.l promo- tions to shoppers. At B. Mapua, for women' clothing and acce sories. the sales mercbandisals marked down up to 70%. A Bullet Cue ls having a drawing to win a valentlne- themed basket worth SSO. Customers will receive a ticket for a chance to win the basket with every pur- chase. The basket Is filled with chocolates, plush toys. candles, bath and body products, and specialty gourmet food Items. Video Editor ls having a DVD open house, showing the latest DVD technology and demonstrating how to trans- fer v1deotape to DVD for- mat It will also offer snv- ings on select merchandise. At Newpor1 Nor1h Oplo· metric, customers can buy one complete pair of glass- es and receive a econd pair free. There will also be a sale on select frames reduced 70%. and if you buy two boxes of colored contact lense , you'll receive one pair of amethyst contacts free. Royal Jewelen is offering up to 50% off on select merchandise, and Labels BouUque has a 60%-otf sale on select merchandise. Newport North Sboppip.g Center ls at MacArthur Boulevard and Bison Avenue ui Newport ~ach. The Amertcu Cancer Sodety Discovery Sbop of Corona del Mar will have its emiannual sale Fnday with merchandlse reduced 25°'o to 75%. On sale are fun. lenthers. slu apparel, wmter clothing. shoes. pic- tures and furniture. "This is one of the biggest and best sales of the eason, • says manager Glona Godfrey. ·we need to make room for our sprtng designers and estates that wiU be rolling Lo as soon as we have room.· Godfrey says that theu prices are even more compelllJve with whole- salers ond outlets. The Dis- covery Shop is at i600 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar (949) &40-4777 Quallty Automotive 1s offenng a New Year's spe- oal through March 15. The spedal lndud the follow- ing: oU and fllter change (up to six quarts of otl) for most vehicle , some filters sllghUy higher: a check of lb• cooling system; a check of the alr-conditlorung sys- tem, a 45-polnt y tem lnspectioo: and consultation about any car problems you may be having for $39.95. It's a $69.95 value. Quality Automotive is at 746 W. t 7th St., UnJt P. Costa Greer Wylder BEST BUYS Mesa. (949) 57•·9575. Nlkegoddess at Fashion Island will have a trunk show featunng the latest spnng merchandise at 6 p.m. today. Guests may order their favonte Items before they arnve tn the store. The event include refreshments and give- aways Nikegodde s 1 near Robinsons-May at Fa hton lsland 10 Newport Beach (888) FOR-ELLE Grandma's Cottage Heirloom A.nUques 1s hav · ing a sale throughout the store in tune for Valentmp·s Day and through Feb. 28 The store 1s filled w1th antiques, collecbble and vintage jewelry. It's at 670 W. 17th St., Costa Mesa. d block west of Trader Joe' It' open from 10 a.m. to S p.m. Monday through S1tt- urday or by appointment (949) &45-9258. . The Orlane cosmeuc counter at BlooamgdaJ•'• ls offering coJDplunentary farlal by appointment from 1 t a.m. to 4 p .m . Friday and Saturday. Bloonungdale's 1 at Fashion Island ln New- port Beach. (949) 729-6754 Human Options' re ale boullque, Clusy Seconds. will have its serruannual 50' ·off sale on men's, women's and chtldren's apparel and elected acces- sories starting Fnday. The proceeds support Human Options' programs to help battered women. their fami- lies and our community break the cycle of dome tic v1olence. It' at 419 E. 17th St., Co ta Mesa. (949) 631- 4696. Yuen LuJ is having its senuannual children's por- lraJt sale through Feb 15. The spedal lndudes one 8· by-10-lncb, two 3-by-5-inC'h and eight wallet-size pho- tographs for $34,95. It's a $70 value There are ix color proofs to chose from. An additional S5 wW be added for two or more chil- dren. Yu n Lul ii at outh Coast Ptoza's Crate & Barrel wtng. (714) ~5-8345. • 9IST 8UYI appurs Thundays and s.tur-ct.yl s.nct lnforrNtlon to Greer~, •t UO w. a.y St .• Colt• Meta. CA 92627, ot vi• fix at <949) 646-4170. SUIJ All Sii • Doily Pilot Costa Mesa branches out •New library opens in· an unusual place and with an unusual lack of bookshelves. LoHta Hwper DAllY PtlOT COSTA MESA -Wtul pickmg up the dry cleumn.g or grabbmg d qwc;k meaJ to go, resid nts can now i.top ln and order a boo'k at a branch library that is converucntly located in a stnp mall on B~tol Street City and county ofhc1dl gath red Wednesday momlng for the grand operung of th Caita Mesci Technology ubnuy at 3033 S. Bmtol St Mdyor Unda Duton Md SupeMSOr Jim Silva JOined the n w W>rary staO and about 60 members of the commuruty for the inaugural event •Thi 1 not only a great resource to the people of Costa Mesa but wso the ent.are coun· ty •• Sllvd !icl1d "C.:OStd Mescl I.'> on the cutting edge • The ltbrciry has more com· puters than books, 1:md 1t IS the hrst Orange County Public ubrary branch lo be an d 'ilnp mall. ·By having d labrttry in d - shoppmg center. prop! ctlfl Just ddd another tnp to th 11 errcilld hst, • County L1hranan John Adams said The brdnch ~ p..trt ot c.1 pilot Pl"OCJTilll'. Addll\.., ddded Librd!Y olhCld.ls will Wdlch thP progress of the m o.,tl} lt>C"hnolog1ccll library to 'if,.. how mdny pdtrons 1t attracts The 2,4()().,qudre-toot branch olfers 27 romputer ld· bo~ lhdt proVlde tt('('C')S to the lntemet clnd the Orctng<• County Publ.K-Librill)' cdldl<XJ. cklldbd.i.e tlfld computer pn.><Jrd111!> "I look forward to "' 'll19 how SU~ ful Wl' llrl' dt udctpbnCJ contemporury tcchnolocry to th • dge·old ~'>Ion ul d hbrttry. • Adams'>dld Counal.Jtldn Chm Slt'f•l '><J1cl he was <'Xoled dbout the• (•nter· pns1ng Vl•nturc dntl hoped PHOTOS 8V GlltG FllV I OAl.l' l"lOl Laguna Beach Ubrary branch manager Marianna Hof peruses the new computers at the Co ta Mesa Technology Branch, whJcb will hold fewer books than tradJUonal branches. Sandy Lamoureux. left. clrculaUon coordinator of the Orange County Public Ubrary, taJks with Valerie MJlcheU, mJddJe, and Katrina Foley about the computer setup al the new Ubrary branch ln a Bristol Street center. m.rny neighborhood <. h1lclrc>n rould tdlu" ddvdll1t1qe of Uw In-.• lnteml't dCt ~'> "It's ti wond<'rtul h ""<llln tt Im lh<• youth of 01'>ld I\. IP'><l, • h(• !Klld Six < omputer!t dr<' des1g· nttlNI tor < h1ldr •n und young c1dulh .ind httve ltlterang ... 0 11w.ir1• tor IOC'rC'dl>ed SCCU· '111y \vh1l<• '>t>t1rc h1 ng the lntNrwt Brdnch Mt1nt1ger FYI Costa Mesa Technology Library hours • 1 to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday • 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday • Closed Monday and Sunday \ dmeron Trowbridge .,did Parents must SJgn a pemus· ion shp before a minor 1!> allowed to use an unfiltered computer, he scud Dixon not onJy hdd the pnv- uege of cutting the ceremoruaJ red nbbon wtth oversized SOS· sors. she also was the h.rst Costa Mesan to check out a book. "Whtie I was checlang 1t out. I dlso found out that my darltng daughter had tt s.s5 fine,· Dllwn !.did laugtung. "So I am aJ.<.o tht> fm.t person to pay my fanu.ly\ hne.• TIUtdoy, January 3 l, 2002 A3 City wells shut down .sbout th andUWiaJ ~t. It b till und when the W WtJuJd be put bock 11\to Mee. • Prices for water wµJ double, but Mesa Consolidated offioals y extra dollars will be paid back. Paul Clinton D AILY P11.ot COSTA MESA -The dis· covery of a poti nt.ially <dllcer· causing substance ha~ led to the hotdown ol thre • wt>lli that produc-e waler for C01>td M . In arly D c m r, the ' county wat r distnct found l,4·DtoX41l tn th w Us .st• levrl ol betw.,en lour and eight pa.rt! J)(!f bt1lion The lev· eb C'<SU~ d recJ.flag W4ml.ll9 trom the l4te's Depertm nt Th Mtt u Consohdat(•d Water 01.strirt on Tuesddy .,hut down thre<• of 1t nin1· Fountam Valley w Us cl.fler tht• OrclJl9& County Wdter Dastn< t announced at hdd found • 1 4. Daoxaoe· in the countv.., aqw.fer The hutdown will douhlf• what the dt'>trtct pd\ 'i for Weiler The Mc d Con ohdat1•d wells upplv wttter to C~tc1 Me a. a mall '>ection ol Newport BPach and John Wayne Airport 1lle dgcnc:y pulled tJw pluq on the wt-lb volunt.anh• to ci.Uc.i' public IPt1r. c1bou1 tht• .,uh· . '>ttlnc-e>. which Wd., found 111 Lr11ce t1mount' ·w._.. know thdl "hPn ,. '>tory ltke ttu.., hrst hlL'i. thf• puh· I.le get'> concerned." 'id.Jd th•· d1stnct'<; q('nerul manacwr D1dnd Let1C"h ·v..e don t luk1 • chance., with public-'t>nll· d«>nce. Th<•re 1<> no puhh< h1.•ulth n.'k On Tuf'sdtt\.· "'-:<•"port Bedch do'>l.'d do'" n 11-. lour w1•U'i unUl ofhoul., ll•ttm rnon· ot J leuJth r'Vl<' , wtuch d prehmmttry lev I for con· c ern ub<>ut t~e substan~e at thr J>ctrb JXlr btlbon . 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BRIEFLY IN EDUCATION Newport student an a ward finalist A young Ne wport Beach dancer hdS been chosen as a hnallst m the classical dance categ ory of the 14th annual SpoWght AwcU'd!. Diane Booth. 1 b, a junior at Newport Hdrbor High School, was C'hosen along with one other hnahst on Jan 27. There were 22 serruhnallsts The 14th a nnual Music Center Spotlig ht Awards CURVE CONTINUED FROM A 1 tllustrdte A Wellesley student wrote: ·would you WlSh another VietndlTl on us Just so the students of today could also be actJV1st7• And the parent of a UC LA student wrote: ·From the comfort and safety of a tenured professor- ship at a letiding uruversity, it is ea sy to bemoan the fact that your new recrwls won't charge the pill boxes with the verve of the old platoon.• There were two oft·repeat· ed arguments agdlll t what I had wntten FtrSt, that all of the senous soocll problems had been luced o there was nothing lert to agitate about. and,S<.'C'Ond,thdt cyruasm wtls th~ only rationaJ attitude towdrd holh the publlc and pnvate m!.Utubons of our country As best I can per· cP1ve. both of these attitudes have contmued to be embrdcc>d by d large segment of our young people until the study lclst week suggested otherwtse. It 1 unfortunate that this change as talung place at the Sdllle tune that fo ur memben of the Symb1onese Llberation Anny who lodnapped Patn· oa Hearst were arrested for the murder or a customer dunng a bank robbery almost JO years ago There may be an attempt to bn dge these two eve nts by those who rear a re-;urgence of student actJVl m So 1t becom unporta nt to potnt out that the cra21 who kidnapped Hearst dre no more related to student actlVlSJ'Tl than the World nade Ce nt r tenonsts are related to the co~ tenets Frwtw.ml - E -l'wlhltM F.-•»'*> ~Cl--'- /tlMr °""' s.y ..JKOCE NIWPOln' llACH ................ -.c-~--.. - phant alll MN,....,... In the MOO blodt .c 1~ p..m. ,...,. ............. .._..,_._A hit-end- N1 W9I rtPOf1*d 9t 4M p.m. ~ •a...-DWel A veNde theft. V4I niportlld In the 4500 bloc:t 8t 11:14 a.m. ~· .,..,.,... ........ = .... Awhide~Wll r-.portad 8t 12:20 p,m. ~. . ...._..,.....__A gr-rid theft Wll ~ In the 2100 bloc:t 8t 9'.ll a.m. ~ • ,.,. ... $~ °""' An Mlto theft W-. ~In the 100bloc:t8t1:42 p.m. ~ • Via -....: A traffic a>aldon invoMng 1njwtft WM report.cf In the 100 blodr 8t 12'.Al p.m. ~. • Via 111111 * lnoc Vandal!Sm was reported 1n me 100 blodt .. 11 :06 a.m. Tuefday. began m the summer, when Southern California high school students auditioned in six performance categories. The finalists are still being chosen for other categories. In April, all 12 finallm will perform at a gala competition in the Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavtlion. and six win· ners will be chosen. Winners will receive $5,000 ln cash scholarships, and runners·up will receive scholarships worth $2,500. Chnstlna Fulcher of Newport Beach was another semifinalist in the classical dance category. of Muslim belief. I had a lot ot confronta- bons with the student acbVl.Sts of the Vietnam pen· od. They were uncomfortable dealing with old·line liberals like me who persisted ln ask· ing whether they wanted lo be effective or just noisy. But it needs to be stressed that they were both. They pro· duced a lot of rhetoriC41 smoke, raised some mindless hell and broke some laws. They were accused -with some merit -of dropping their activism when they were no longer threatened with the military draft. But they also left behind a legacy of highly affin:native social change. These young people marched -and several of them gave their lives -m · Alabama and Mississippi on bebaU of civil rights. They pushed hard for long overdue educational reforms and broke down outmoded sooa1 castes and attitudes. They fought for the 18·year-old vote and women's rights. They helped get us out of a war that wa.s eviscerating this country. They even unsealed a president of the United Stales ln New Hampshire. But most of all, they bel.leved strongly enough in our sod· ety to work at changing il Maybe the new aop of young people ldentlfted ln the poll can alro find a few t.h.tngs ln our society to fix. I could otter some suggestions if they want to check with me. Meanwhile, I think we can all be encouraged by just knowmg lb.at they can1. • '°5llllM N. -.a. Is a resident of Sani. AN Heights. Hts ClOfuml'I appellt\ Thurtdayl. ........ Al ........ IO'M I 1r ........ ~ JWA 0 8rrival searched aft.ef residue found A plane beedjng from Sa.n Prandlco to On.Doe County was IMtChed Wednesday after tbe Nol1bem California alrpOrt'I lmm1Da1 was evacu· eted when uploltve residue WU found Od a mao'I lhoes. · Unlt.d AirUoet olflciala tMR:bed fbobt 1577 lhortly · after it lended at John Wayne ~fuqbt. wbJcb departed at 7:27 a.m. and landed a t 8:38 a.m., WU searched afler CHARTER CONTINUED FROM A 1 Handy cb4rged. ·we either needed (the dis· trict's) help or needed an approval pending so we could move forward. The time ran out wltb no conclusion,• Handy &a.lei. Without an approval. Handy said the commJttee was not able to na.ll down a location for the school, negotiate with the union on contr~ct details or raise funds to hire curriculum CARTS CONTINUED FROM A 1 to get (the carts from a big business! because they'll get paid ror 30 than pick up one of my carts,· Ellena said. After some back and forth, everyone deoded to hold another meeting and agreed to IJlvtte a representative from the cart retrievAl compa- ny to join the diSCUSS1on. • 1 Uunk we need to get them involved also ,• said David Kokx, the manager of Vons on 17th Stteet. Councilwomao Ubby Cowan said she agreed it THEATER CONTINUED FROM A 1 U. driving force behind restor· lng the 1927 vaudeville house into a bowc ror d&lat. th& ater, live music and even film. The theater at 707 E. Balboa Blvd. has been vacant sin ce 1992, when It was last used as a movie house. In the last few years, the foundation bas suffered a nd tackled a ertes of setbacks. The biggest handicap has been mone y. Late la.st year, found.a· tioo members esllm.ated they were sbll about SC million short of the S6.5 million needed to transform the decrepit struc· twe and get it up to safety stan· dards. Other less costly but mcare annoying problems have Also plagued them, such as the~ covery that they couldn't remove a wall of the theater because neighboring busl· nesses' electncal equipme nt was built Into the wall. Pettit said the foundabon ta lnterviewmg candi.det.81 for a replacement for Roberge. ..... ,. » ••«NenNew- port IMch. She may be rHChed 8t (Mt) 57....uJl OI by e-fMU at June.~timeJ com. Newport Beach Public Ubrary. lnlol'IJ\4Uon: (949) 729-C-400 or www~wport· '*1c/t.com. oa.. ~ breakfast. Valentine's dance A. panak1! b kf l with cberriel jubil 04vor on tho side w1ll t4k ptoce FeQ. 9 at OuiJ SenJor Center. 800 Newport chamber Masguerlte Ave .• C~rona del Mar. everyone tS w lcome to hold workshop The cost ts S3 for adullS, St for The Newport Beach children. • Cb.amber of Commerce wW Also at Oasis, a Valentines hold a ·Building Bualness swing dance w1lh dlnner ond Expertise"' workshop at 5:30 · big band m~slc will take p.m. Feb. 12 at an u yet place from 4 to 6 p.m. Feb. 22. undetermined branch of the n ckets are StO and include advisors. There are u chart.er schools now opera.ling m the county. Colin Miller, education pro- gram consultant for the California Department of Education, conceded that the charter approval process can be dUficult. When the state board reviews charters that have been denied localJy, it usually requires a two-step approval process, Miller explained. ·we want to see a charter document that's complete and thorough. but there are opera- tional lssues they can't deal would take a group effort to solve the problem but reiter- ated that the city should not be expected to bear the brunt ol the cost. ·1rs not a flnand a.l burden that should be taken on by only the oty, ·Cowan sald. ·u we're not getting reimbursed, then we don't thmk It is lair • Cowan suggested the d ty take over the individual con- tracts for ca.rt removal, so II can demand that all carts be picked up regardless of the store nalJ'e emblazoned on them. Once re trieved, the number of carts would be recorded and the owners would be charged a fee, Cowan sug gested. Around TOWN • s.nd ~.., nJWN lteml to the o.Jly Pilot. 330 W. lay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92'27; by fM to (M9) 646- "170: OI by calling (949) 574-4291. ~ the time, date Md ioc.tJon of the ~ • weft • a ConulCt phone numbef A a>mplet9 listing IS ev .. ~ at www.dail'fp/lotcom TODAY 1be Sapphire Society of Jew. a.sh National Fund wUl host a chnner Wlth guest speaker Fauzia Asslfi who will speak oo ·women and the Stage: Ule an Afghanistan· at the Pacihc Club in Newport Beach. Assifi was born and raised in Algharustan and is a founding member of the Afghan Women's Assn. of Southern Califonua. S50. Call for a reservation. Ga.U S. Wf!lSS, (71-4) 957-4540. 1be American Red Croa wtU bold a blood drive from t to 7 p.m. at Mariners Elementary School, 2100 Mariners Ave., Newport Beach. (949) 722· 1293. . Olmber and actveiltun trav· e1er Jim Wood wW share h August 2001 joumey to South with, so we put constramts on them.• Miller said. addlng ltust lf the charters are approved, the school still can't open untll the constraints have been addressed. AJthough the Costa Mesa charter proposal never came to fruilJon. Barbot credits its supporters with pu hmg po I· live changes m the d1s tTict. spec1fically a t Rea a nd TeWlnkJe schools in Costd Mesa ·Their Ideas got Ulcorporat· ed into the general plan, partlC· ularly with technology and per- fomung arts,· Barbor said. City Maintenance Manag· er Bruce Hartley said consoll· dating the contracts . could have cost-savtng benefits. Re tailers q ue Uoned the amount that would be charged and who would make up for the carts that were not marked. Although detAlls were nussmg, store representauve said they would be wtlhng to consider the posSJblltty Police Capt Tom Wd.tnack sa.Jd arrestmg anyone who remov ed shopping carts from a store's property would requue-cooperatJ on from tore managers. ·My ~talf has told me that they haven't received d lot of Amenca W1lh wtfe NlkJu in lhe program. ·Exploring Patagorua, • at 4 p.m and 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library's Fnends Meebng Room, 1000 Avoca- do Ave., Newport Beach fllDAY The Com.munJty Assn. ln.stl· lute Orange County Chapter will host a three-day Profes· JOnal Management Develop- me nt Program from Fnday throug h Feb 3 at the New- port Beach Mamou Hot •I. 900 Ne wport Center Dnvr. (949) 380-7360. SATUIDAY Author Chrls Aleunder will d i.scuss and 1gn his book Creatmg Extraordmary Joy, which uncovers the phenom· enon of synergy, at 1 p m at Borders Books, Music & Cafe at South Coast Plaia, 3333 Bear St .. Costa Mesa Alexan· der will t.ach how to break free from patterns of beh.aVlor that ceuse bwt. gwlt and rear (714) 279-8933 WIDtHSDAY A dall on vrowmg plants indoors will be offered et 9 a m at Sherman Ubra.ry & Gardens, 2647 E. Coast High· way, Corona d I Mar John 81.ahop, manager ol horUcul- tuf1 et th gardens, will du· cuss repotting, feeding, wa ti nng and pest problems . $20, preregtstraUon required. (9'9) 673-2261. Donate your vehicle. 1-888-30S:6483 A ..... da. OD ca--. tbe ~ude and trutments of lung cane r will bo given from 2 to 3:30 p m. ln Hoeg C&nc:et Cent Conference Room A et Hoag HOIJ)ll&l, 1 Ho.g Drtve, Newport Beach. hgiltralion required. (9'9) 7. CANCER. Set hope in motion to improve local liv • Bocata • Rn1 Esc:a1c • Tax Deductible Atcd I 21 It ....... = ....... tligla ldalal't ~ ........... lc30p.a. ......... 3000 w. Daily Pilot dJoner. loJormatfon: (94YI 64"4·32'4. Meeting on new library scheduled M mben of the public 6nt lJlvlted to learn more About plans foJ' a new Martn rs JOtnt Use Ubrary and com- munity centet. Two town h4JJ meet:ulgs wW take place, the first at t p.m Feb. 12 at th Mariners Branch Ubruy, 2005 Dover Drive. Newport Beach; the MCOnd meenng will be at 7 p.m ·Feb. 13 at Mariners Elementary School Ubra.ry, 2100 Mariners Drtve, Newport Beach. lnfonnaUon (9'9) 717-3801 But charter 5upporters con- tend lb.at the di5tnct SUll lS not addressing the needs of stu- dents 1n Costa Mes4. ·ow executive committee is falling apart beca use they ttave given up on educating their Jad ln C05ta Me54 dlld are movmg or sendmg their chlldren to other areas to meet their needs, like hundred& ol other families m Costll Mew • Handy said. ·~-~coven education. She may be reedled it (9"9) 57 ..... 221 Of by e-mail It ~rdre.~nel•tinws.com support Crom managers who are willing to be victims m lh1s crune, • Wamack said When a ked by oty off1- C'lals tf store managers would be wtlltng to prosecute !ouch ca.ses, there wa no response ·tt doesn't mean we au.• not willing to enforce the law." Wam ack sau.l "But arrests JUSt aren't the pnmtU) way to rombat the problPm Law enforceme nt can onl~· serve as o supple me nt, not d solubon • • Lolita tWper coven Cost• ~ She may be rH<hed at (9"9) 514 4275 or by e-mall •t lol1t• harp HOlat1,,,.s.com. Coast H1ghway. Newport Beach. The night reaturl''i food and live and stlc nt dUC • lions. (949) 645--6772. UC f.nttne's third MDUaJ Chu· cello( Oistingwab8d Fellows Sencs W1D conwrue Wlth Pers> Diacorus' presentation ·cmno- dena!. • wbx:b will cover prob- ability, beguuung at 7·30 pm an Sooal Soence Plaza A Room 1100, at UC lM.ne Daa- corus IS a professor of math • mabcs and tabsbcs at Stanford Uruvemty. (9'9) 82A·7372 or www.f!vc.ud .edu/CDFSl l.ndex html. A fTee lecture given by Torsten N. Wiesel, a 1981 Nobel Laureate ln phy 1ology or medicine who pioneered re eruch m b rain circui try. will speak at 8 p.m in the Crystal Cove Auditonum at the UC Irvine StudClllt Center on the UC Irvine campus S5 fo r parlung. (9'9) 824-6455 SEE TOWN PAGE AS 110 Broedway, eo.ta Meell ..... 1. 9/IAor, ._ (1#/e no~ ... CONROY'S Fl OWERS olCGl&IMIM HIJ ....... ____ ..._,....i 714.541.J1JS 227SPts ..... ............ ,.... \ Doily Pilot TOWN CONTINUED FROM A4 HI. 9 lntennedlate and •dvanced ball t tud nts, 12 to 18 ars old of Jun 0, f~m C ta M . are ll'tvited to audallon for lhe School of Am ncOJl Ba1J t' Summ r Cowse from 1 to 5 p m. at lh Junmi D Fore Dane Center, 151 Kalmu Ave .. Swte GJ, Co.ta Mesa. StudPnls must req1 t r un hour before lhe aud1Uon. $15 t212) 769-6600. Dance Center, (7 J 4) 24 I ·9908. FEI. ·13 Specific types of surgery dVatJdble for lung cancer pa u nu. will be dtSCussed o t a free eta s from 2 to 3.JO p m m HOdg Cancer Center' Conference Room A dt HOJg Hospital, 1 Ho.ig Dnve, New· port BPoch Regastrohon reqw.red (949) 7-CANCER Nancy Rayman, an oncology nurse speaol..a.st at lloog \cm· cer C<•ntN, Wl.U give a work· shop on hdndhng fears relal· ed to Cdnccr diagnosa . Tht• tdlk w1JI l<lkt• pl.ice from b 30 to 8 p m m I t0«9 Ctlncer ( 'f'nlN\ Conferl'nCP Room A, 1 I lotlq Dnvt•, New1>ort Bet1ch. Fre<> No re<J1Strt1taon reqwred (9491 7-CANCER FEB. 14 The f.lni of four notary train· ang Sf' aon., des1qned to {'{fu- Cdle indavuludl'-dbout the• u• pon 1h1.htw of d noldl) public "ill h<• <>lfl'rt'<l from q " m lo 3 30 p m di th • Halton I lolPl. 3050 Bm.lol St , Co t.i f\ 1C's..t Fu tun• ., • .,,aun' will b<• held ~fdrc-h 18 ot thl' thllon. und ft•b 27 dnd f\ldrth 14 dl the W) ndhtlm Cord<'n 1 lolt>I. 1350 AvC'nuP ol llw Stdr'i, Co'ild M <l 1 J'I pN 'i<'OU· nt1r (800) 87h-b8l7 FEI. 16 OrchJd growers and vendors from dround SouthNn Cdl.J· fomia will conv rg at th UC lrvm Arbor tum for th annual Wint r Orchid 'how from 10 am to 3 pm at the com r of Campu Dnv and JcunborM Road on th UC Irvine North Campu~. $2, children I 2 ctnd younger and m mbcrs of the rn nd qf UCI Arbor tum dJ'e free. (9-19) 824-5833. '\ FEI. 27 The Orange County CaJ AJumm Club w1U hold 1l 2002 Spong Speaker Dinner · dt b p.m. at the Wesl.J.n South CC>d t Plaza. 686 Anion Blvd .• Costa Mesa. $60, $45. for young alumna from 1991-01, $55 for Ordnge County Club members Reservdt1on., reque ted, Ordnge County Cdl AJumm Club, 4200 Pt1rk Newport, Swte 21 b. NC'WJX>rl Bedch, CA <nbbO 17141 h41- 7718 MARCH 6 The first of three Infant mas- ~Y<' clill>S<"' will be ht•ld di 11 d m ot the Hod<J Ho,p1tdl C'onfer<>nce C'enl<'f t1t I I lwq Dnve. Newport .B<•oc h S<•\- 1ons t1re dP'i1gned for nc•w- botn<, ttnd mfonb up lo 4 month'i old. $10 for thu'{• 1 112-hour 'lessaons Rc<,t•rvtt· t10ns rc4u1wd. C't1ll (7141 5 l:l- 8887 lo register dnd (449) 760-5545 for anformc1llun Future sc<;saon.s w1U b<• ~t.lrrh I i t1nd Mclrch 20 MARCH 19 Orange Coast College's 18th dnnudl Hlgh S<"hool 0dn< <• Ddy will lX' held from 8 <1 m l<> I 30 p m t1l 270 I fdlf\. H'\\ Ro.sd. Co-.td ~l<'"><l \lurt• th.in 225 OrdO<Jl' rounl\ htqh '-«hool '-IU<lt>nl' <1nd tlwu lt1e ult} <1dv1sor. rtrl' 1•xpl"( tl'tl tu dllt•ncl 17141 43l-55<Hl APRIL 9 Orange Coast College' 19th t1nnuc1l I hqh School s,•n1or Dtty will tdkl' ~1lt1cc rrom noon 10 3 p m. m the Cdmpui. quttd More• lhdn 3,500 Or.imw AROUND TOWN Thuridoy, ~ JI, 2002 AS llST llJ OrchJd growers and vendors from around outhem CaJlfomla wm converge at th UC lrvlne Arboretum for the annual Winter Orchid Show from l 0 d.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 16 at the corner of Campus Drive a.nd Jambor " Road on the UC Irvine North Campus. $2. chJldren 12 and younger and mPmbPr" of tht- Frlends of UCI Arboretum are free. 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You will rece ive a Duffy Club Card good through the end of Jan.uary 2003 . "" • FOii .__.. . DOIL .. CAL L 1w ...... oftlce 11t ta ''' • .. A6 Thundoy, January 31 , 2002 EDITORIAL Find a solution to skcite issue S urfe~ have the beach. Snowboarde rs tak~ to the moun- tains And skdtebodrders use everything m between We ll. not quite. For Newport Bedch, the m betwet•n presents lhP problem As d result, the Clly hds rt•stncted '>kdl<'- bodrder.. from using a ny pdved sur1ttce with d .. lope of 6'X, grdde or sl<'e per, ds well as on benches, plant~. rd1hngs dnd other '>lructures Obvaou~ly, it's under- sldnddble that the aty doesn't Wdnl lo ldke dny n5ks by dllowmg skdter5 to ledp onto and off bench'·' and the hkP But proh1b1t· mg skdteboarders from usmg surfdces of d fl"., g rade borders on the ndaculous The city must crPdh' d more reasondble solution for skatebodrde~ who dfl' unlikely to '>kdtc.> with a protractor m tow. If the City Counnl wdnt:-. to slick to its dens1on to plle on the additional skat- ing restnctions, at needs to solve the so-called problem Wlth a skate park. Also needmg to join the effort dre Costa Mesa and the Newport-Mesa.Urufied School DtStrict. All are in need of appeas- ing the skateboarders who are finding fewer pldces to perform their activity of choice. Costa Mesa came up with somewhat of a solution m the form of the mobile skate park. But a permanent solution must be found as skate- bodrdmg has proven to be much more than a passing fdd Newport-Mesa, as a community, hares a school dastnrt, a police helicopter. d few !>ports leagues a nd more>. so 1t would make sense to team up for a skate park from which both cilles C-dn benefit. We urge all leaders mvolved to meet to come up with d solullon to an iSsue lhdt's not skatJng away. LEnER TO THE EDITOR Campbell's El Morro proposal will \Vork A ., d tull-llme. seruor o t- w>n resident of El 'Morro VtlldgP, I am, of coww, u14St"d ctbout Assem- blymct.n John CttmpbeU'c; pro- posal (Erutonctl -·crystal Bau does not need El Morro,· Jan 27). However, the Daily Ptlot ed.Jtonal was grossly one>· slded. We wtsh the wnl<'f hdd extended her or his research to consider vt •ws and con- cepts supportlng the propos.11. Seventy-hvt>-yecsr-old com· murubes dfe resouro too, 4lld we have d voice El Mor· ro Village eXJSted long before• the tale rrutde 1~ deal wtth the Lrvme Co Pwservtlllon can be dbout ronunuruu~ too, cspeoally when lht<n• an• feesible altemauves A few Uung to com1d •r· t For the rerord, E Morro VW¥ represents about l 0'n ol the Crystal Cove park aroa We are not a "pnvutc end.eve fC>f the prtvtleged.. w rocc:nUy labeled in another newspaper 1be village ts and always WA! open to the pubbc. u fact. ~t arummer, to etX'Ollr89C publk awareness ol our and to dispel th.ls myth. wo installed a •Public Wekane• sign at our cmb'y It w up for a 'WC('k befont tho pMcs depdrtrncnt mado \.IS tAke It dowrL For thO$O who t.hlnk we are pr1v4te. COlllf' on down and visit 2. ADembtyman Olmp- 'I proposal 4 bsc:alJy responsible and creGtiv way to Iv tho lion of Crystal Cov o.nd to do lt now prc>pOM1 • th of frmh air tn • time of alamung fila1 pocalypiie. At all end most p&l'1lc:ulatty ln ol • wuuJd governor and ton to look for belulced pp•l'nlW""- to atop the bMedlng. 3. CalifomMI ~ a.n¢ more Wpar1ant.ly, all tu· ~ ol CdfomMa t J:: the IX*tMt a.ah now lDC'ame flan the village - men tbiln St ndDlon umually Jt fMY not IOUnd • snudl. ~"' ...... . .... .......... cMlilmllal. but "' ..... a.¥IDg ...... 1n.-.clDllnotldll1Ddlil problem. Should Uus tncomc be gone. It will be gone forev- er, replaced with a park oper- auonal deficit. 4.lso forever. 4 On the other 99'"·• of Crystal Cove State Park. there are much bf>tter l<>Cdtions for an RV and carnpgrOlmd faall- ty -safer aC'CeSS off the high- way where four-way signals already exist and it would be substantially cheaper to bwld. 5. The county of Orange - wtuch has jurisdicbon over El Mom> -and the abes ol Lagu- M BNch. Newport Beach and llVIJle. whkh SWTOWld us. do not ma>t the state's mandate for affordable housing The village. an part. helps satisfy this need. Doe.9l't nearby housing for tCftChen., police. fire and other cssenbdJ employees ol tbcse Jumc.bctions make mote than ll"alWen1 recraaliaoal W!hi- de VlSlkn from Cod knows where? Sc.me ol tbele types ol employees are already in the village along with many lellklr dbu>ns like .me. b What kind of wisdom 15 it to bwld a transient RV fadbty n~xt to an elementary school? Th Lftguna Beac:b PTA WMm· lmously owe-locating the RV park next to the IChooL It I.! 4 poor land· UM polky, end you C4n bet no private devel· .,. would be allowed to proceed with such a flawed schema. R back to b9m 4. There have been many c:reetive l we at the Yil· lag have pr81f8Dt*1 to Sta Park.I ov the pelt yean, but they always f.U on de&f . TM State Pe.rkl mantra w and rcma1nt •c:Wy lol· lowing the general plan.• Som Um 20-yea.r-old plans me outdated. even oblo- lt> . At tb very lealt. the lhould Conduct • ltlady to updA the gen.al plan. ln the meen~:r · that Campbml's wW the •ttlllticin ol oths .... CAily te1ponable Mlgill&IOn end my fellow laJlpeyws. • MX.LYM..Ull mMono • --I .,_ lltDlr Nlilillll II ..... 11 •of ........ c.. .......... . . · 'Ii aomeone were to have told me 37 yean later that terror would atlU be a major chalJenge -on a global acale -I would not have believed them. But.l.hla ~reality, and we have to lace JI.' -Former htMll Prime M1nfSter.,.. ._....on Mrling • • JOktier for his country at the • of 22 •nd tht JJmlS.rfty between now •nd then .... ~ e .I I t i t &RIWlmB Doily Pilot Th· . .-vote a judge ·out of office READERS RESPOND AT ISSUE: 1\vo readers discuss a Superior Court judgeship that two Costa Mesa residents are vying for in the March election. T b slgnifica.nt issues m In early December, Gay any judidal appoint-Geiser-S4ndoval educated mentor election were me on the reelection lunacy misled in the editorial of Jan. that would allow Judge 13 that urged Costa Mesa RonaJd Kline to remain Coundlwoman Karen Robin-unchallenged m ofhce. I son to abandon her write-in didn't want that to happen. candidacy for Orange Coun-I asked Geiser-Sandoval af I ty Superior Court post No. 21 could help her collect s1g- (•Roblnson has a choice to natures to ensure Kline's make·). The qualities that name would be on the bal- should carry weight in selec· lot. bon of judges are knowledge Geiser-Sandoval's team of the law, professional of volunteers collected 900 achievement and 1udidal signatures in 10 days. We temperament. shared the collecllve v1s1on Robinson argued and won tltdt whe n we helped he r three cases that were pub-create and fulhll the wnte- lished and thence became m opporturuty, Kline would case law. She' heads the liti-be voted out, and we would gatlon urut for the Cal State ., b~ admirably represented. · Uruversity system, and is 1 If Karen Robinson knew both an arbitrator and a pro m early December that she tern judge of the Lo5 Angeles was going to run agam t Superior Court. ·Anyone who Kime. she should have has attended Costa Mesa stepped forward to collect City Council meetings of the the signature to get KJme's last year.can attest that shf! ts name on Lhe ballot 1t 1s a coolheaded beacon of rea-Geiser-Sandoval's pd saon son, diligent 10 analyzing and leadership that com- and daritylllg complex mat--pelled her.to take chdrge ters. and proVIded the opportu- Applymg the edltortal ruty for everyone to be a wnter's cnterla of a ·commit-write-in candidate. ment to the voters,· does the It is her's pas aon and Pilot suggest that former leadership that th1 comrnu- Texas Gov. George W. Bush nity needs now. Robmson give up the presidency and should serve the tenn of her return to Austin? City Counnl po lllon and Finally, what is wrong help this community pull Its with four new faces on a City support ror lhts difficult, CoWldl of five? Rarely has a longshot race presJdent of this country ever Fellow c1llzens, please retained cabinet 0U1cers or educate yourself on Uus other tugb-rank.ing officials lSsue and lhe write·tn can- from the preV'lOus admirus-dtdates. Now is not the tune trabon. I Costa Mesa more for polltJcaJ opportuni m - difficult to govern than is we must have a comm1tted Amencai leader and a new Judge. PAUL FLANAGAN DALE DEATUY Costa Mesa Costa Mesa MAILBAG Editorial lacked solutions to El Morro's problem Y our editonal, •El Morro should not pay for Crystal Cove: Jan. 27, made unfounded assumptions and offered nothing in the way of solubons to ·the problem • It wa also slanted with the wnter's IDSlnuotion that kicking out the resid nts of El Morro consUtutes some sort ol moral Victory for tbe taxpayers of Cahfomia. Only one candida,te can defeat Kline I t is with total despair that I read where eight lawyers are now t.hl.nk1ng about rwuung agaJ.llSl Judge Ron.ald Kline u wnt&-ln can· chdates (•Robinson lau.ocbes campeJgn for judgeship.• Jan. 9). By spl.ittmg up the votes of those that are edu- cated about Kline's lndict- ment for child pornography and arrest for child abuse, we will hand Kllne the election. I can al.reedy read the headlines throughout the nation on March 6, ·0range County reelects lndlcted Judge because 8 lawyers ran agaimt him as wnte-i.n candidates.· Gay Geiser- Sondovol COMMUNITY COMMENTARY My struggle againSt Kline bu already appe4n!d in newspapers as far away a Flondcl . so UUs race is a statement to the nation. ls the legal ccimmunlty of Orange County petty enouqh to have eight wnte-in candidates scrappi.ng for votes against an mcombent Judge whose nanw will appear on th bctJJot? Or. will we urut to sbow our kids that we don't elect 1udg who drl' lndicted and accused of such he100us cnm~I Do we tell the taxpayers to krep paying Kline's S4l4ry for yeo..rsf We could if we reelect bim and lus case takes years to get through the lri4I and appeal process. Taxpayers have pa_id tu salary of $133,000 a year since Nov. 9 even though he is on homo detention. On Nov. 28, the day after hJ.s Utdictment. both eountyw1de newspapers reported that J would take on the battle to unseat Kline. My strugglt! was no s«ret As a fonner deputy district attor· ney who prosecuted duld. mot te.rs, I bcillevf>d It was my duty. My efforts ensured lbot Kltne' name is on the ballot and that there C4ll even lw a write-in candidate. Where were the other potential candidates then? Lei's not hand this election to Khn• W1th a lew ol write-in candJdalel furtbet coal\Wl\g the vote~. i...t' do what ll r1gbt for the community Uruted we stand. Olvtded. Judge Kline w1ns' •Many nonresidents rejoiced. at lbe evact.aon or Cly1iit.aJ Cove dents needJ verification Exactly how many did IO? Who were they? lt'<t doubtful that 1 % of Calif omianl even know that there such a place as Crystal Cove. Jt'1 doubtful that l % of Orang Countt res1dents who UV1 outstd ,..---------- th bound4rlel of Newport Beach a.nd Laguna Beach were aware of the Crystal Cove situation Md that tho.a properties belonged to the 5\ate. The m re fact that the state bu owned El Morro for 20 years doa r\ot mak a • tJ'Ong argwn nt for k.idtlng out" the resident.I of th perk. ln fact. th ii not one •1t.rong" argument for dotng IO. U C.WomJ.a tupeyers are not g 1- ting their=• worUJ from the pu'k. they raile the rmtJ to • competlttve level or they could Mil the snobale home ponion ol the puk. •'Jlaldng beck·wbat ii dgbdully tbtin• tm.,u. that Cdfomiam bad ~ t&Ma eway bun tt.n wbea. m l11et. noting bU beml tak· en from tbm\. MOit would not •get tt beck· ...,., lf eawomsa State Peru ~ iD building en RV park In lts plKe becewe only • llWlu9cule ~ °' Califomiam Ule c:anip-~· JOHN-.a.B Newport 8w:h Robinson voted for suPJ>Orters,cOnsclence =' ,,. .. ~-= .. -:.s dal9 ... 11111111-· ,. ............. ,. ..... . ............. , ... c ..... . y ~ J.~ DoNUACHIDAl.,. o· ~o beK.b atroUen walk along tb lhore at El Mono Beach s.. Puk. rare lnlfght and 1n a ma.nn r tbot ls factual and ('OJlcite. I WH at the Costa M City CounoJ meeting of Nov. 19 end Wit- nessed th •ln.lufferable c:hang betw n Paul FAIM'Wl and Chrll Steet• that he dela'tbed so~ U. Conti t this wtlb the uticl written the next day on the same topic of lb Home Ranch proj«'l where wb o gMng the votes of th council mem- bers. It Mid, •Karen RobWoo voted no In lock ltep wttb her supponen. • I eu. acep&o to UUI term and tts derogecory comotatiori to lhll batd·wortting, iiUeWgent l.tdy M oppaeed to .Sieel. wbo lbot himMU tn the foot wtth b«b burell ol • 12· 9auge lhot gun. Roblmon, not tn lock .Mp wttb her IUppOrters. YO&ed her COftllCMnat and lulpt .. CUii• P8lgn ., ........ '° support •wtaat " good for the quality of W. for all COIW Mele ddaenl. • WMb no~ about bnb.a of Hulcraft ...... I far CWMI WM "'Y proud of ................ to Cllll t. ¥d1 ..ch lllnll and• no ¥cM on evwy I _,,of M .... It.Mm projKt ~ • .v..... CINld ... ....... ~ .................. ....,. . Costa Mesa should drop AT&T Broadband I'm very Uf)Ml wt.th lb AT&T Broedbond cable cba.ng , wh.ich, lf I 4l.19w U to happan, I would end up paying more th.an S600 a y r for cab~ rvices. When I originally tarted just • few yeara ago, lt w a litUe mo than S8 {I* month). 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Ft. A8 lhmday, January 31, 2002 . \ . SOciETY .. Daily Pilci Pat Cox hO"nored by Planned Parenthood N ewport Beach activist Pat Cox was honored last week for 25 yettrS of service to tlntl sup- port of Planned Parenthood. A lw1cht>0n held a t the Cen· lt'r ( 'lub in Cosltl Mesa ,11trcJclPd a full house of some 100 Newport-Mesa residents who Mt• comrrutted to fund- mg ~upport for comprehcn- '>IVP reproductive hed.IU1 Niu· l dtJon for young p+>ople The event fedtured a pho· to retrosµe< live of tt locd.I w111~1 of Pld1111t"'d P1:1renthood known dS f'nends For. Long- time p.itrons hunon'<.1 mdud· l'd Molly Lyon dnd Sandy Wright. 111 ttdchllon to Cox KJm Custer. '>pokes· womdn for PlttnnPd Parent· ltuod of Ord11y<> and Sdn llt•mdrd111u < 'ountles, said. • Ld'>I y<>ttr, fundmg µrov1ded hy Frwnds four nwmbers lu•lpt•cl Pldn11NI Parenthood's hl'd Ith t>tlucc11to11 depdrtment p111v1dr pn'Vl•nlwn <'<h1ct1· 111111 tllld rPprnducllve hPdllh '.in • c1WcJrt•nt•'" outrer1C'h to 11v1 •1 4. 000 pi•ople 111 lllP 1 >r.mcw <-'01111ty t.ornmuruty. • Till' lune heon guthenng .il'>o fl•ttlml'd d prPsentt1llon h} tlw Plcmnrd Pc1renlllcxxl f\ lt1IP l11volvc•111l•nt Progr<1m, wh11 h hcts qrown Ill stdturr 111 n•H•111 yt•dr!t <111<1 hd!> 111•t11111<' cl '>l~Jmflcr1nt l1x1l . U!t<•d to l'<h1c11tl' yo1my men. l'lctnm' Destine Tevel, proyrt1m cuordi- 11.1t11r for tlw M.llP Involvement l'111qrc1111, Wd.'> on hr1ncl for the prt .....:•nltr!Jnn, '>ht1nnc1 VW\'I!\ \\'llh ( llllf'('nlf'<l locdl ~JUC-'5t.!>. r1 ll'IHh For l'lc1111wers 1111 l11d1• llw Ht•V Steve Math- er. Dr Richard Jonas, Or Jane Bening, Pamela Bryant, Janke Johnson, Donna Barasch, Bonnie Ahrens dlld c ·11'dm11al"I Martin Weinberg • 11 LJClu lslf' Mr11or Newport· f\ 1e'><t 111mmumty support come!> h om Jackie Ballard, Joann Larson, Nora Lehman. Jerri Mlrrams, PalU Von Henkle t1nd Phyllls Wallace. AJI ul llw wonll'n, mcludmy hon- THE CROWD oree Cox, have served as past presidents of Friends For Planned Parenthood. The luncheon tribute raised tl net amount of $11.500 to support the educational pro- grams. Planned Parenthood, U1e larg t nonprofit reproduc- uve health care organization Ill the world, was founded in 1921. The local Orange and San Bernardino counties char· lt>r begttn in 1966, and today operates eight medical centers dnd additional offtces catering to outreach and education ser- Vlces for teens. ·Custer reports that last year Planned Parenthood of O range and Sdn Bernardino Counties served nearly 30,000 patients who made more than 59, 700 visits to the vanous medical centers. Among the chclllenges Planned Parenthood faces is the resurgence of certain dls- eases m the teen community. HIV and AIDS are a major problem. with statistics report- 1119 dn d.lanning mcrease in the disease among t~ of both sexes. Chlamydia lS at t»p1dern.lc proporllons among te<>ns ages 15 to 19. Because chldmydid is orten dsymptomauc. teens mtty not even be aware of U1P presence of the disease, pdSSmg 1t on dunng unpro- tected sexual contact. "Tuts cllsease changes y<»ung lives forever,· Custer said. "It can leave a young woman sterile. 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BARR .,· AIO Thundoy, JonYO!Y 31 , 2002 DATEBOOK Daily Pilot 'TPree Oranges' goes beyond fairy tale THEATEI IEYIEW occ romps through abbreviated version of 'Comedy of Errors' THEATER REVIEW ' " N o matter your depth of thealrlc I experience, it's doubtful that you've witnessed anything like "Love of Th.ree Oranges• at UC Irvine. nus conuc fairy tale fantasy. written by Carlo Cozzi in 1761, has been streamlined (•updated· is not quite the proper word) tnto a kaleidoscope of comedy, color and mov'ement. Especially movement, where the efforts of diroctor Anme Low, who also serves as choreog- rapher. are parllculiirly m eVldence. Played without mtemuss1on, "Three Oranges· LS whdt you nught expect had Stephen Sondheun dropped a IJt- Ue aod before wntmg "Into lhe Woods.· The texture 1r. d melange ot 1960!> mulb- rolor unag~ bolstered by balletic move- ml'nl and <'nlJghtened , comic touch- es, bnnging dn ancient tolk tc1le mto tht• twre and now FYI • WHAT: ·Love of Three Oranges" • WHEN: Closing per- formances 8 p.m. today through Friday, and 2 and 8 p.m. Sat- urday • WHERE: Winifred Smith Hall at the cam- pus, corner of Campus and University drives in Irvine •COST: S7-S15 • CALL: (949) 82~2787 The !>lory, such dS 1t ts, involves a mt-ldnchuly pnnce (dyrng, hi!> father say .... of "temunal hypochondna • J who can only be sayecl tf someone causes him to laugh. Elements of the roydl court hdve vested interests in keeping the voung man morose, and Me thwarted by lhP <>uccessful efforts of d sp1J1ted Jester. Tht.." LnggE>r.. a vengeful curse from lhe '>orcercs!> on the losmg side. who < ompeb thP young mdn to sedrch fur three ldrge orunges, one of which con- ldUI'> his mtended bnde Thus begms d quest dotted wtlh outlandish nu~dven tuws, dll colorfully dnd artfully executed Jdson ~ hchdel Spelbnng exceb a" the confused pnnce, with Donneltd Grdys usurping the spotlight repeatedly ds the hip iester Jenn Colella give' h(•r true pnnce'>s a pronounced Southern decent, enhancmg her comic pt>rtor- mance. while Steven Ivey I.!> strong dS the pnnce's fdthPr. the King of I ledrt!. The redl stars of lhe show, however. dre Andrew Sdmonsky and Cd.me Bak- er. who do bdtlle repeatedly as the forces of good and evil, respectively. Gnty Best Prices -Best Service - Best Selection Samonsky resemble a bemgn version of Ming the ~terciless from the old Fld'>h Gordon sen~. while the seduc- tively gart>C'd Bdker revels in her hend1i.h dt"eds. Thetr splend1dJy choreo- qrdphed showdown lS the tugh poml of th<> production Other eflect1ve performanc~ come from Corey Allen as the king's nght- hdnd mdll, W1lltdJT1 Trevmo and Ailene Kmg cJi-court consp1rcitors dlld Sam Par- 1)' as d d1hy J>dwn in the evll sorcerpc;s' schenll' Sn•nK dC's1gner Jodi Anne Mondco has fashioned tl marvelous. movable setting of colorful pieces, capped by a plethora of wind clumes above the stdge And the> bubbles descendmg stdgewdrd m the fllldle are an lnspired touch . Brenda ~lercure's costumes carry a futunsuc aurc1 that beduutully matches the d ign of th<' production -e pe- ctd.lly those worn by ttdversanes Samonsky· and Baker. John Ballinger created the onginaJ rnu'>1cal back- ground dnd Lonnie Rafael Akarez sup- plies thP perf<'Ct l.tghUng designs for a · show that rou~I be set 1n a 22nd centu- ry dll>cotheque' UCT'i pro<luc-llon ol ·Love of Three Ordnges• tttkP Lhe fairy taJe where only David Mamet's "Revenge of the Space Pandas" dnd a few others have gone tx>fore, wtlh. an elaborate mixture of color and comedy filling out the pen- ol-lhm story llne. Visually, these ·oranges " make up a boun~ul orchard. "Avoid the ordinary, co01e to Tile Italia." Tile COMPIEfE INTERIOR DESIGN 91 Jo,u Wcinbas. CJ.J) • c..o. n..r.itwut • Drapcria •W•S.. •Mll'Wr•C-.. Italia 2927 BRISTOL, 1201 • COSTA MESA A re there any Shakespearean comedies that could not 1uccessfUlly be condensed into a running time of less than an hour with all their salient points intact? Orange Coast College doesn't seem to think so. Witness the OCC theatre department's -'5-minute rendition of "The Comedy of Errors" in the college's Drama Lab Studio The- atre. Purists may wince, but d.irector Alex Golson and his large and energetic cast have turned Cecil Pickett's downsizing of Shakespeare's tale of mis- taken identities and Inter- city warfare into a sla.m- bang farce suitable for a 1Seg'ment of "Saturday Night Live." And you'll get your money's worth, since admission is free. If you're not certain which Antipbolus is which, or which Dronuo, don't despair. You're probably in the majonty. Just sit back and prepare to laugn,cbequse OCC's ·comedy• is H-~lapstick riot akin to those old Key- stone Kops and Marx Brothers movies. Suffice to say that the two masters (Sean Hes- keth and Robert Oldfield) are twins separated soon aftt>r buth, as were thetr servants (TtaV1S Woods and Derek Wiley). and they wound up on cWfer- ent shores -one pau on Syracusa, the other on Ephesus -where the cib- zenry of the two regions are as cordiAl to one another as the Jets cUld the Sharks. Narrator Frank Miyashiro attempts to keep the characters straightened out. but he mig)lt as well be referee- ing a Mike "fyson press conference. The time frame for this version is •now and then,· which may explain truth healer Josh Lash and has nurse, Angela Lopez. boogieing fYI . • WHAT: !'The Come- dy of Ertors" • WIBE: Ot'ange Coast College Drama Lib Studio Theatre, 2501 Falrv t!W Road. Costa Mesa • ...-:· Oo5ing pef- fonnances 8 p.m. tonight through Sat· urday, 2 p.m. Sunday • COST: Admission is free; donations are accepted • ~ (714) 432- 5880 down to a revised version of •Proud Mary.· Others conlrlbubng to the general confusion are Ryan Gray as the noble· men's long-lost father, Laura Vtramontes as thetr mother who embarks on a radical career change, Ndllcy Troia as the wue of one Anlipholus. Anna V. Fox as her ister w1th des1gns on the other .and Chanel Panagiotopoulos a s a comely courtesan. Golson sets a frenebc pace, and the compdlly manages to keep 1t. occa- S10ndlly slamming head- long IJlto walls (which caused a youngster at Sunday's performance to cry out, ·Are you dll nght?"J . The show's hec- tic tempo (a well dS the c.1ctors' energy dnd enduranc::.eJ proves to be its strong point. as the audience abandons its efforts 10 keep the player.. straight and elects lo sim- ply enjoy the pandemoru- um. This condensed ·com- edy of Errors· makes one wonder how many other Shakespeare plays could be excised an this manner After all, we do have •Tue l5-rrunute Hamlet.· • TOM tn'US reviews loal the- ltff for t~ Daily Pilot His reviews appear Thursdays and S.tur~ys. lJ)(~I\ Sll<>P lt·\l"I-" I>l{()Jl BABY BACKS ... ~ and lots of otller good stt@ from a name you can TRUST- • lAk.k '°'ir t.1u-lrom day l. 8£FOR.E you find a home! • < ;uJr.mccc ~·our r.ue a you .uc shopping • I )mp 1f wo Jrc lower (iulc for dctaiu). •Loan• co $3 MIU.JON approwd in home • No ;wet or im:omc vcrifigrjoo option SUPERBOWL PARTY PAKS Daily Pilot DATEBOOK Thundoy. Jqnuary 31 , 2002 A 11 (. Wholesome Ho Sum Bistro ftxes the Chinese food cravings I may be Preachlng to the choir here. Jn fact. lf you have eeten at Ho Sum Bistro on the Balboa Penin- -SUla before, I linow I am But try not to hold it against me that I think everyone should know about 1t, not JUSl the regulars. Ho Sum Bistro, a name that tS a play on the word ·wholesome.• specializes m whilt 1t calls Ught and healthy ·califori· entaJ • cuisine. Good word for good food You walk mto the bnght· ly lighted, white-tiled eatery, with both tables and seating at the counter, and it smells like 1t' i.upposed to. Not lJke there has been a recently dou eel grea e fire or that heavy oll odor that come with some C tune e restaurants. Ho Sum smells of excellent spice dnd ta ty dishe . Bottom IJne. 1t has that ·Boy. am I glad we dre eating here" smell Those of you who go to Ho Snm. go a lot I have d fnend M eghan who moved away from here years ago. yet every tune he comes she plans. and I mean on paper. how she can maxi- mize her Ho Sum v1s1ts Sht> averages three of their famous Ho Sum chicken salad a tnp. H o Sum is thdt lond of place Add1cttve If I haven't convinced you. let's say we all know you are uppos d to have certain cravmg when you are pregnant. Well. since I have been pregnant. my husband. Brian. ha craved ttus place once a week Go figure It's that k:md of place Ho Sum Bistro ts mex • pensive and very good. Ye~. it's healthy. Now that I'm past that verbal roadblock en1oy 1t every ume we go -11111 IEYIEW "l)lere ue a couple of items we aJways order. and then we attempt to try one or two new Uunqs. The aforemenlloned Ho Sum chicken salad is probe· bly its No. 1 item. as every· one seems to have one on the table and the phone ring fan and funous Wlth takeout orders for the same It ts a salad of roa ted and hnely shredded chicken tossed with lettuce and a nught tasty red ginger dre ing. Their other salad, the sesame seed ctucken salad. ts equally as popular. and tho Ul the know go for the ·combo• alad. wtuch 1 half of each ($5 25/$8 28) The other item on our • aJway order" hst 1s the combmdtton fncd nee ($6.45). w1th ch1ck eo, beef and pork -the be t fned nee I have ever had I know "them' fight.in' words,· but I am w 1Jlmg to back 1t up It 1!> hght. not oily m the least and d flavor bonanza Yes. bonanzd You may recall that H o Sum!. Pho Phun noodle soup ($4.95/$6 25) made my IJst ol top 10 soup m tow n with 1t~ chewy Chine e nee noodles. fresh vegetable . shrPddPd ch1cken breast and sw<>et hnmp in a nch broth 'T1 the eason for ltu!> oup my fnend Ho Sum's dim um 1s yum yum. and they have a long dnd intere ting hst. from (my very fdvonte) ctucken dumpling in a spicy c1ldntro auce to lob· ster wontons and ~pnng rolls The very be t way to II)' all of these 1s dt the re tdurant's Sunday brunch LAND! WS ANGELES: PALMDALE -LANCASTER WOW! "O" D OWN '!4JJ 11 ""'n b111 to Jo to become rich in America u finJ 0111 where ~pk~ going, gn ~first, 11nJ llfly £11iJ" --Gen. Do"f{lu Mll&Arth11r 1.26 acres 63rd SL E. & Ave. G-4 ............. $21,500 Near Elementary 8c Public High School I.SO acres 4Sth St. E. Comer Ave. H ........ $32,SOO Valuable comer propcny 14 acres 107th SL W. "on" Ave. D ............. $46,500 "Graa" Buinae location! Oo Paved Ro.id (Hwy. 138) S Acres Siem Highway & Ave. C ............. SSS,500 "OOK in" to the ac:iting City of Laacutu Owner. (323)653-8428 More information: www.califomia-land.com ' ~ < • ' I Ed O 'Neill ls the owner of Ho Sum Bistro ln Newport Beach. The re taurant serve California cuisine FYI •WHIR£; 3112 Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach •WHEN: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 11 a.m . to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday • HOW MUCH; Inexpensive • ~: (949) 67S-0896 Don't go expecting eggs Benedict or watne • thl5 brunch 1 all-you-can -eat of almo t all they serve And no. there 1s no buffet. no line. no neeze creen All food dunng tb1s tim e 1 made tor you d you order. It include salads oup all of the dtm sum choice dnd the delectable tned nee. with champagne to boot. all for S1 5. including tax This 1 the deal esvm 1 Bci~Sale Orchids $500 to $25°0 1 _ !,t;,~'L~..'!~ SATURDAY 9 4PM 1 OOO's IN STOCK t1: (. ,, \1!19 I I ;I•l 4 '*'I: (I) ;~14 ;ij Mi s ~ ... , .... ...., OMWN'81 OtcNd .....,._,.. &CASH Ho Sum also mokP, ull the trddlllondl fdvont'e '>Uch d Szech-uan c h1C'ken 1SS 951. kung pao no<Jdle~. c1 \'tmety of lo 'mem~ (noodle d1!>he I c1nd a ver) £•xn•llent mu shu '1 ~51 -chicken veggie or hnmp .,dUtf•ed. rolled into thin cref)f''> and ">erved with c1 plum due e thaJ make life worth llvinq But 1t 1s the dtm sum th.it gets me there and 1t 1s tho e sdlad that eem to get everyone else ther<• You mu t try the Cdnd1ed pecan for de ert I woulct ordPr th"'" "' rhi· pound 1f I could Ho Sum h.1, ''•me mcP lune h .,p•·c i.il' whf•rt• vuu C <IO yet d h,tll nr<IN 111 P1thPr c,dt.ul .111cl rt hctlt· order of lr1t'I kiln\\ Brt•tn '>ntiaks down thPrf• qu1h• u bit of tht> 111111• Did I nwn· uon the\ hll\P tukPout? Get 11 any Wu\ \'•JU c dn Ho Sum Bistro 1 111-.1 pldtn qood • KATMY MAOUt's dtn•n<J r~111ews •ppe•r ~'Y oth•r ThurKtrt Support Our Schools Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars . . Al 2 TIMador. January 31, 2002 . . DA'fEBOOK " Daily Pllot 'I am Sam' mixes it up; '1be Majestic' drips with sweetness Good p rf orr.iances. flawed story in 'Sanf 'I am Sum• is a rpixed bag of th movie-mak· mg clJtS There LS some hne tlctmg done 1n q:e ser- vice of n very fldW~ premise JOHN DEPkO Michelle Pfeiffer is excellent tl~ Rttd, the h1gh-pncea ldwyer who mterrupts ht•r lreneltc hit• to help tht> mentaUy 'hdlll•mwd Sttm tSedn l'Pnn) ket•p ht<, daughter I >t1kotd Ftlnntnq •'> thP !>ec- •nd < omtng ul Shirley Tern- REEL c1mcs pie as Lucy, the ultra charming 7-year-old gul at the center of the custody battle. . It's often difficult to watch Penn's touching portrayal of a man whose little girl already has far greater men· tal abilities than be will ever have. There are pamful moments as Sam's limlta· llons as a person and a par- ent become obVlous to Lucy and to the social worker who places Lucy in a foster home. From this pomt, the movie sets up the lawyers of sooal services to be the villalrls hghting against the heroic Sdm and hts arde of men· tdlly dlsabled fnends. Bassinets & Blueberries 50 -7541 Off Salell Costa Mesa Location Sale Begins: Friday. Saturday and Sunday: February lst -3rd 9:00am to 5:00pm (949) 650-2244 Manhattan Beach Location Sale Begins: Friday. Saturday and Sunday: February 8th -10th 9:00am to 5:00pm (310) 802-041Z .. But to make h roe. of Sam and bis fnends, we are presented wtth a completely Mrutlzed Hollywood version - of mental retardation. Sam h I arned everythipg wise and wonderful from the lyrics of beau songs; wh.icb play in th back- ground throughout the soundtrack. The mentally impaired characters offer lots of phony insight and con - tnved wisdom designed to convince us that • AJJ You Need is Love• for Sam to succeufuUy r&se hu daugh· ter to adulthood. But the audience knows better By the end of the moVJe, many viewers will be rooting for the foster family to Wlll. This film also conta.ms a distracting parade of product YOUR DENTAL HEALTH by Dccdttea Rich, o.o.s. SWAYS TO STOP BAD BREATH I 'C'.,.,11 •lwl n1 ........ lop t• ~· -· .. -.. d P'... .,_ ...., INadi l'lotctA• '"'II .. 19nt V>J ~' rtoJ.." .-, •• ., ..... , II> th< bi.tcf•J ... ·-...... '-J., i.ctp. ... ,jJ .., 1lww ii..1rtu -~ .. i..J--..... ! ..,,.., --di -llw lllm111tt ,_ ~.,-.............. ,.,.,p .... ...................... dir 'P'I ·-...... _. .. 1111 ""fU<!'I ....... ·-...,n-,.. .. .,,....... ....,.. _ \\ooilh .... ""' ·-.. ...., Uil .. ~ • doc-Jn ---.ll \ n.. 11111 ..._.. """ -". 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Sqlulvtda) Manhattan &eoch CA 90266 J"-c.lfl40.~ .............. 4'1"""l-.,_ · January 31st, February 1st & 2nd A Fine Affair 721 -9044 8 Magness 544 .44 77 The Basket Case 720· 7088 Baskin Robbins 644 -1331 Blockbuster Video 759 !404 Cathay Newport Restaurant 759 3388 Champagnes Market & Dell 640-5011 Chevron USA 760-8678 Couture New York 759 1791 Happy Nails & Spa 759 8686 Labels 640·1133 Mag's Donuts & Bakery 760·9278 Mailboxes Newport SU-6480 Master Tailoring 720 -104t Marco Polo Italian Eatery 721-0801 Newport North Cleaners 64'-0435 Newport North Optometrtc 720-0204 Or Michael Shack One Hour Moto Photo 644-6533 Petco 759-9520 Royal Jewelers 644·7804 Salon Belcourt 644·9980 Tully's Coffee 759·8248 ... The Video Editor 720·2080 • all phone numbers 949 area coda pJ4~ment The camera con- ta.nUy hngen on brand name-items and corporat logos. On one I val, • 1 am Sam• is a two-hour inlomer- clAl ror Starbucks, Burger King, Pizza Hut. lHOP and numerous other American comperues. But at its core, this movie remaf.bw the unre- alistic and maudlin tear·Jerk - er that director J SH! Nelson lnlended it to be. • { am Sam• la rated PG· 13 for language. 'The Majestic' too sweet a treat 'T he Majestic• is a film about fictional B·moVle screen- writer Peter Appleton, IYAJI GILMORE played by Jim .Carrcy. who 1s dose to getting a chance at the big Wn(> when a strange set of circum- stances tum h1s llle upside-down With the 1950 Red Scdre as a back· drop, the tory begms wtth Appleton datmg a buddmg starlet dnd clo e to signing a contract with a ma1or movie studio. When he is falsely accused of bemg a member of the Commum t Party. both his romanbc and profe s1onal prospects dt. • appear. LIDO THEATRF , 0! l'f 1 1, Ii . .. ..... KANDAHAR (NA) 1:30" 3:30 5:30 7:30 t:• ·s.t·~ -ICM.~,... ----. --- ~rl!fs! cw••.,. ....... ,.. -.... .,..... .... 1' ............. . 4'1& .............. ·~ .................. ----~· ._ ...... Jtft IOW PUYlll Rlcbard Gere and Laura Unney star In •The Motb- man Prophecies,• ln tbeaten now. Appleton tnes to drown hts orrows in alcohol but comes close to actually drowning when he acdden· taUy dnves off a bridge. He washe ashore with com- plete memory los due to a· hedd injury. I fe lS discovered and tak· en to the small town of Law- son, where he 1s bel.teved to tx> Luke Tumble. a locdl World War II hero who was b lteved to be dead At th1 point. the movie begins to take on a sappy tone rerrumi.cent of a Frank Capra him Frcrnk Darabont, the duector of ·Tue MdJest1c, • who also directed ·The Green Mlle· and "The Shawshank Redemption.· once agam W('ftvcs a tale thdt 1s dnven by quirky characters and emollonal revelahons. However. m ·The Ma1es- llc. • I often tell I bat the hlmmaker was trymg too hard to pull dt my hean stnng Luke's father, played by Martm Landau, lS the owner of the dtlap1dated Majesbc movie theater. Once the cen- ter of entertainment for the mctll town. the Ma1esllc closed 1ts doors when the war claimed the Ltvc of · most of the town's young m n. along Wllh the hope l and JOY of the community With Luke' return. Htlrry and the town arc muaru- lously reinvigorated cmd they aJJ ra.lly together to rei.tore the MdJe tic dOd the happmc s thdt 1t one e sym- bolized. AJthough the !story dcvel· opment se med a lJtUe corny to me, I could not help but thlnk about today's current events and the Bu h admtn· tStrabon' call for u to gt>t back to hvmg our l.tv tn 1 the wake of the horror dOd loss that resulted from the atta<:k~ on Sept l l Luke/P t r'" pd t doe eventuttlly comf:" bdck to haunt hun However, th.ls bemg d Caprd·esque hlm, we all know lhdl everything IS going lo turn out OK It is sWJ exc1lmg to see how 11 dll come clbout ·The MclJ«"'lllC' • Wd!t iii tunes d httle too ciweet tor my palatP However. lf you dre lookrng ford tempordry e cape from lhP harshm• !> ol the real world. enjoy thl'i nice tory <>I d mutmee or eventudlly di your local video More •The Ma/estJC • ,.., rot1>d PG for languagC' ancl mild thematic elements • RYAN Gll.MOAE, 27 is a Costa ~res~t. .... . QUOll Of 111 DAY "We 're down to one boiler ... it hould've been fixed in December, but it wasn't because the school di trict dragged its feet ... " 1111 .. rnett. Newport Harbor High water polo coach Doily Pilot mOI' .. fe0tw.wy• ......... t.ANCE STEWART Sports ~ Rog. Carlson • 949S7U22J • Spartt fax: 949-6500170--'-'-J Thundoy, Jonuorr J 1. 2002 B 1 COASTERS: ORANGE COAST COWGE ATHLETES Of THE WEEK How cold is it? Try Newport's pool! OA1Y "'-OT l'HOT~ 8Y C.REG fllY BOYS BASKnBALf \ Sailors close in on ..league title Melum ( 16) pdces victory. IR\l°'I;[ 1tanq '' \\port 11.nhor I h<th rt .. llld '"''cl on t mt k lor lht• '< hool''i 11"1 ~···· \ "'" • Lt'<tYUl' ho~' hd'>· SC011-•- kPtbttll lltlt• Ill d - dotf'n 't t'.U'> by Salton dl'f Patinq ln.1m• INN 52· 19 \\t>tJnt...ddy niqht 52 )9 "61lur. wn1or Tony Melum led th<> win with In points. but exited r.drly 1n tht• third qu11rter with a bnu ed knPf" dfter colliding with tetlmmdte Gre<i Pt'rrlne Harbor CoMh Lttrry ~hr t aid the knee bnw.e dot .., not dppedr to be vere. Pt'mnt• ctho a ruor. did some ddnhlfW to th<' oppo 1uon. as well, 'rnnng 1:1 polhts mC'luding a tnooJ thr ·point n cwport 118·5 6-0 m I agu 1. which rout l th Vaqu roi, 8?-47. the f lrst round ol te. . earned a 28- 15 dot MU • wluch ll extended to 40-'2.1 oding UltO the final period. II'\ an ~ foll too . .; in I agu Erik !J'SOn c-h.ipprd In 11 po&nts for th • wum ~. whU mor Ben Boyd w ~lro out by Coed\ L4ny li~t amonq a h t of HCltbor ubs who w ctJon The Tars can clinch at IH~ t a hare of th o V1 w crown With a wut OYl:f U11'J L4(Juna Hills Friday SEE SAILORS PAGE 14 Broken boiler at Newport Harbor pool causing a stjr. RkhMdOUnn D AILY Pl\.oT NEWPORT BEACH -On the heels of the fro tie l rughl Ill recent memory, a brollen botl r remained al the Newport Harbor High Olympic Pool. where the school' girts water polo team w to move its Sea View Leagu game Wednesday agdan t Woodbridge because the water was loo cold "We're down to one boiler 1t hould've been hxed tn December, but 1t wasn't because the chool dastnct dragged its feet,· Sdld Newport Harbor Coach Bill Barnett, whose team hosted Woodbndg at Corona del Mar In a 13-2 victory for lbe highly regarded Sailors "Our poot·s "(We'll) probably get a first-round home game in the playoffs, but probably won 't be allo~ed to use our home pool ... that's where we're at ... " sw1mmable. u· .. not 1ntolerable. but It's much rucer m warmer wat rs We played here only becau e r.he (Woodbndge Coach Dion Grdy) Wdntt'd ~ to go out to h r pool • Eric Twett Barnett so1d he Newport Harbor athletac director wouldn't trdvel to her school's athletic <>eaetary ot about noon that the game wa being witched from Newport Harbor to CdM ·1Just90 where they point me,· Gray satd ·Thu lS ruce 11 pool Ncwpor1 Harbor' . so 1t didn't matter to me, clJld obV\ously It dJdn t matter .to them • Barnett 111d he doesn't expect to l<K~ Woodbn dgP dnd moved has home gctme to Back Back nvaJ CdM "We were fortunate Corona was playmg dWdY ilnd we could use the pool,· Barnett ~1d another home game, and Newport-Mesa School District ofhc1dls have proma ed a Feb 15 compleuon ddt for the pool''t broken botler urut Gray c.11d shP only found out from The ddte, however, would loUow the HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL A 19-2 first-quarter bulge propels Eagles to victory, thud-place Pacific Coast League tie with Mesa. Barry Fautkner 0 All.Y PtlOl CORONA DE L. ,....------..,..-.. MAR • Estanoa High boys bilsketball coach Chris Sorce hopes the hrst quarter of the re t of his team's regular· season We Wednes· day signaled an 11111* omen of a stretch run s.. "'"91 to remember The Eagles. who entered the Pacific Coast League contest at Corona del Mar Ued with Laguna Beach for fourth· place, burled the Sea Kmg with a t q.2 lust-quarter blitz en route to Cl 55-46 tnumph . The Ylctory el vated the Ectgl (12· 11. 3-4 tn teagu ) mto a third-place be with crosstown nval Costa Mesa with three PCL gam rcnwrung. E.stanoa v1S1ts Mesa Fnday at 7 p.m . hoptng for cl sweep or the annuctl erae that deodes who O)Wll the perpetuaJ Bell trophy Esldnoa defeated M sa i.n the fU"St round. 67 .57 ·w e played ow best quartt>r of lh year,· Sorce said of th elght·nunule waJtz, wtucb began with an exchange of baskets. But then row three-pointers. three by enior guard Fernando Maldonado, and a traditional three· potnt play by 6-foot·7 junior center Joey Undqwst. hels)ed the visitors tally th hnal 17 pol.lits of the penod ·w e were tutting JUSl ebout all our shots and (the Sea Klngs) were cold (I of 12 111 the penodl. • Sorce said. "For lack of a better word, we wer atrocious in that hnt quarter,• S&Jd Cd.M Coach Ryan Cuny, whose squad fell to 5·19, 1-6. ·we dug ourtelv a bole too big to dig out ol. • l.lndqu.ist, along with 6·3 tarung forw~ LeW1S Bradshaw a.nd Carlos Plnto, gave the E.gJes a.o lnside edg agamst a CdM hneup that averag Just t than 6-0. Tbe result was ell points and ~ rebounds by the h ont·llne trio, includmg 20 potnts end I 0 bo&rds from OOH 't'"LOT Eltmc:ia'• Joey Undqulst goes up for a lbot lD Wednelday•s PCL duel. Llndqw.st. who bu.med lhe Sea Kmg fOJ 22 pomts and 16 boards their fU'St I gue meeb.Dg, a 62·53 wm "I thought we did a good JOb or fH<i.lng the b4ll to Joey.· Sorce S&d. "When he.gets a double-double. we're gomg to WU\ more t1m than not.· Pinto hntshed with nlne potnl , induchng a pair of three· point n , and 11 rebounds, while Brad.shaw ca.me up b19 Alt r CdM threat ned to come all the way back m t.b bnaJ quan r. Bradshaw, malting Just his second start sa.nce a me-game absefl<'e from the tartlng lineup that began m lete December, collected &ll rune point3 and nme of bis game·blgh' l"!treboundi m the final period Est.anoa out?ebounded th shorter SEE EAGLES MGE 14 DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETI Of THE Wiii David Conte A key ingredient behind Mesa's boys buketball boom. this productiv point guard shoulders a big load for Mustangs. ""',....., ~ •WSJ>9 IC'l'OWltl, ud OMv PkOf ._ tcNUny or favor cl coecbel ........ •Me aDd my old buddy, ~ ,..... WOUid pey ~ d.ly, ......... ·c...~. ·w.-d.., ..... ICllOOI .............. we'd pl9y..., IC:Mal W aut. • • .,_ •••• ,, ,C-.and s.-.w111o ........... t ... ••.• n..._ ...... ,... • ................... ..,, . ..._ .. .__.M-Clll1 • 1 n MS .._... 1M a ... .a .......... . .. ,.., ... ...., ..... ... ._a s a fCllJlll .... .. tt, I lte& ... flnt round of tho CIF Southern Section Olv1s1on I pldyoff'> but Barnett ln51.sted has team wall pldy clt home •gamst nonleilgu • fl* Coronddo in 1 ·/l weeks dnd m the OJ>4'1Ut1Q round of the playoffs "They're u •d to th<' cold w t r ... they play an the OC<'dn, • &m tt s&Jd tonguf!·an-c:heek about Coronado's cVWcly\•tOU<Jh plityt'" ·0w pool's not unplctydblP • :-.:Pwport I !drbor Athletic Dlfector Enc Tweat '>dtd \\t.'<ine!><idy the water tn th<' pool hd., bl'en cold ance ectrly Den~mbN n w 9U"l\ \'dNty Wdlt"r polo tecun ha" tw.f>n prdcttcmg di CdM and tht' J \' '>qUdd di co,.td ... 1f'\d Other proqrdm'>. '>U<"h d., the PdnJ1c Coast AqudUC"'> Club, hd\lf• di .. uttered I m n•rtamh no pool t>xpert but the SEE POOL PAGE 13 COLLEGE MEN'S HOOPS Anteaters visit UCR in key Big West duel Jerry Green can snap school mark. but there's something else at stake. RJVERSIDE Tomght could bE' the night UC lrvtnt• '>f'ntur guard Jerry Green becOml") the Anteat ~ a.11-nme lecldtng ~orer dnd the only person that \tan~ tn ~ way will be watdung The Antedt<'r<t tdke on ho t UC Riverside 1n a 819 West Conference mens bdsk<>tbdl.l matchup at 7 05 p m. Grei!n need!. 1ust 20 po111u. to ttc current R1vPrs1de ell J.Stant COdch Tod Murphy who its 11t the top of UCI' career conng II t Wlth 1 778 points The AntecJter'i II 4·t>. 7 ·'1 tn the B1q West! ct.rt" tied W1th Cell State 'orthndg for fir~t an the co nft•r~n c e tandtng UC:I 1 · corrung off d 50.47 lo to h t Cdl Poly Scaturda) Green cored a eil on-low even point agam'it the Mu tang • but tJll leads the ronJ renC't' tn conng and is 22nd in thf' nation with a 20 8 pomts per game average In add1t1on 10 Green, ophomorl" center Adam Parada (1 t.9 ppg. I> 6 •WllT Almd•. 72 Honhrid91 72 UUlh St 6-J UC5I 6-J "••ft( ~ c.tll'oly ~ .. _,. )'4 ~ M long llMch St 2 · 7 Fulletton , .. ,....... UCI Mll~ LISt ec~ UCS1 at Vt.eh St Cal l'oly ., ~ Nontwld;I .. "°' IJCl •t Fullerton LISI 4"~ Cal llotr • Ullh SC. UCSl •I~ Onr.-, KUO •tfm rebounds per garnet itnd '°pbomore forward Stan.isl.a\' Zuuk ( l 0 I ppg. 5.1 rpg I will Art "I think Adclm and tanalav have moved to anoc.h r l vel of play,· UCl Coach Pat Dougl w1d "We Mid early <Jn. w got through tM year \bet we thought that would happen and U ha.s . Roundlng out lh stArUng tin up a.re 1uruor forward Jordan Hanu ( 11 4 SEE HOOPS MGI 12 82 ll!unday. ~ J 1, 2002 . SPORTS 11GH SCHOOli IOYS socca Super duo, Luna, Gardiner Mesa duo teams up for goal with 35 seconds left to get tie; CIF Playoffs berth is clinched. St.w Virgen DALY Pl.or IRVINE -About tbti onJy pteccs of clothing ., nu.ssing rrom C ta M~ '1 High· seniors R1C't1rdo Luna dnd Mike Gardmer were two cape& dnd two pairs ol tights T he Mustang · dynclJTUC' duo SCOlllOAll cdme to rhe re'>C'ue and -..... ... teamed up l or Costa Nordlwood Mesa' lone goal Wlth 35 L------...J SC('()Ocb l(•ft that prov1dt>d d l ·I uc with host Northwood m Panh< Coast Lcdgu<' boy.. 'oC'cer dCllun Wedne!><foy Lund bf><>led d cr~ from the rom t.>r thal landed 10 lront of Northwood's ncl dlld Gardmer hedd<'d m th<• equdhzcr. which left the Timberwolves I I0-4-4, 3-1 ·3 m thP PCLI brotlthless dOd wot the Mw.tdogi> ( 11 • J-2. 5-0·2) into celebration mode • Rlcdrdo mdd1• d qredl pldy and I Wd' JC sonBAll PREVIEW GIN Mltct.ll lb Gibby O.Vlb, of a-tone Kraft. p M;.nou~P Autumn "-c•. lb ic.ue~lb ~LAe.c 8'ooh Shlnl9y. c MM'lhe Whole, c Emit.e Bodiford, " ic.1 .. Hoffmat\ d KelfV SNl'um, If T..w J«llton, of Trff .tny <Mvo. of So So fr fr fr Ft fr ff fr fr fr fr fr fr The new, improved ~rates Orange Coast features 12 fresh.men who bring e nthusiasm fo r a team that finished last season with eight victories. Smve Virgen OAllY PILOT COSTA ME.'iA Yecll 1\vo of the OrclJlge Coast CoUege softball tedm''i rf'bu1ldin9 proce s WlU assuredly show lmprovf'ment. Pt.rates Coach Jim BolUngcr '>clld Though OCT has 1ust two returners. Gtnd 1\-lUch U ttnd Gabby Duvulolt, the Pirates feature• experienced pldYl'r. Thdl WdS not th • C'd!t(> lt1st season Ldst year, for <'Jtample. the Pirrlles put out advert1.SCmenl'i for players in their 'i<'hool pap<>r. so thttt they would b<> ttblc to held d team Th1s year. 12 freshmen came on hoard. all with several playing years behind thPm, Including pitchers Charlott<' Krnll dn1l MiJanou Pham ·This year I hav<' ~me ttdent to bwJd around,· 54Jd BoUmgN. who roach('(J at Mator Oet High 19q ... 91, nu1dm9 th<' Monarchs to a CIF tiUe lilld two runnt•r-up finish • 1 think they an> young enough so that I can mold them to be rompelllive a<, anyone Wt> will face Tlus qrOUp WllJ get belier every bme lhoy ttlke th h<>ld What tht'y lack in cxpc-rtcrir t,-iey make up for with tht"U' enU\uslum • lb Pl.rat • who f~hed 8-22· 1. 1· 18 m the Orang Bmplre Conf rence I t yt>ctt, gain character from Mltchell. who pldy thltd baso. Mitchell 5(>tVC!d thtN' yca'rs 1n the anny before playing for OCC last •&son Sho hopes to fulfiD tho p du that MOJ'edlth Mil occupied I t y r Md , who now plays tor Chapman. as occ·, ca1"I' leader wtlb "'· at\er 29 last MIJH, a natural bot11top, played a tcher, wh ll'ellunlm J ka Lefl will attempt. to tak ov . Freahmen Brook baflley from Costa ~· .. Hlgb and r,...1unan Mai'lba WhitJ wUI aJlo compet for the ...,t; f'niibm&n Autumn Putt-e and Kalac1 Chepmen wW vl4I for tbe spot at ftnt wbUlt l!lllilea lodlbd .... playing at .................. bMe. "' 2 Mtll I' 0 IWlr Sblruln. Titnlle JM) .... ,,..,., c:-vo Mid "4U:: ... ??CIC• • m1 ttr rm pup ..... 5 a c. ........ tbe .................. ....,.wtm --a 2 a . ,._,._.,. .. _~at a p.a.. III *I ! J I F1ll W111J. 0CC wW ..._ .... cws::e.o...n 1'Nllll .... ......., .. ~. • there,· \did Ganhnf>r. who •ntcrod th game wilh 15 mmut J n wtth specific tnt ntions of h~adlng lo a goal. •I got up ovPr lh dt>fender dnd il w nl m lucktly. W cam uway with som<> wgnity It w C'Ol1Ullg down to tht> ws;c. I kn{'w w had to do som thinu ttnd I Wd Ju t hdppy to ~ able to put u dWel~· ' Mednwh1le, Corona dt>I Mar wa!> humbled dl hom by E.!>tanc1a, 3-1, which cUnc-h(!.lt d CIF Plttyoft berth for M i.a. Mew t•xtcnd<-d 1t PCL unbeol n trettk lo l O <JcJllWS, dtttmg bc:tck to last ea.son, whtm It won lhl• school\ hl'\t I agu llllt• C.archner''i yool, in u W<'ly, dVenged a 2·2 rt•,ult with Northwood Jdn. 11 . when lhe T1111herwolvci; \Cor<'d the tying g<>dl with thrt't' nunute Jell Th" 1111w. Northwood controlled the h•nipo I rum lhc• oul.l.et ttnd S(·ort"d with lhr('(• minutP' lt>lt 10 the ftr<,l half. wh1•n Tony Puc ht>< o 't.n1ck d '>hol Ul the l'Omer of Mc"><l\ m•t "Wt• IPll bkt• we domllldlcd lhe uamc,. .,did Northwood C"odch Hdrry BctnddJUk. who gr.l(lut11L"fi lrom tosta Mesa In 1%7 t1ncl "tht• uncle• vi E'>tdnno g1rl'i Wdler (X>lo cod< h Boh B.tnduruk •We hdd mofl' oppor • 1t11111w' II you kt.'<'p (the> Mu!>lung~) m th<> gam tb ·n t.bey wtU com lktc:k nd bite you W w re ju.t unlucky.• Th Tunbcrwo.lv outshot tht' Mustanc 10-6 ln additJOn. Northwood produ«.'d mom ..er1oWJ thr ats on gool But Costa Mesc.s' drfense answered the call with s nior g~ per Bryre Shctidan rorotding seven sav , including ono thdt held hlm I dVe hi. f t and lup awdy et ball that nearly ~;nuck m beneath th CTOS'>bttr with four 1nlnut~ left. Sheriddn, who ctli.o mttdt> d gn•dt SdVt' Ul tho f~urth minute, WdS supported by -.enlor !.Wet>p r Steven Thom1H• 1unior Tyler Waldron.and c m or Chd t•n Mur bdll M<'clnwhll<', the Mustong • ollen!.<> never got on track unW th final mmutc ·vou know how d don put his tct1I between tu:. leg'>~ Th.it WdS ~. • Costu Me...i COdch Eugene Day ~1d "Wt• dtd not piety dl ttU, not ct lick We didn't stnnq lwu JM~<'., touether th.lli gdme I hdvc tn ''t clown uncl h1Jve d h 'drt·lO·h<'ctr1 with lhP"' quy' I don t know wlltlt tedm thut Wct'> Out ol our Wf~ gctnM'S, thl.'I OIW Wk<"> thf• C ttkt• Wt• Jll<,I fJOI l>UJ>N lucky • Thl• MustctntJs u•turn to PCL '" tion. hoo,lJng NOsslown n vdl E ... tdn< Id fmlt1y t1l J.15p.m Sl'tVE '(UN/JOM.Y OT Dave Korl!Qan (left> and the Anteaters wW try to me JOme DlUtde In tonight' Blg West Conference buketbell game at UC Rlvenlde. It llarts at 7:05. ANTEATERS CONTINUED FROM B 1 PIWI b 7 rp<JI dnd '4'naur q111ud Mtk(• Hood (H H PJXJ) Thi' I hfJhlttndr r. (ll-11 , 1 -hl wtll rnuntcr w ill\ wphomorr Vilt Morton 111 fl ppg, 8 5 ~JJ. who lc>ads the 81'1 Wc•'tt 1n hrld-qOdJ (><'fC't'nldq<' (60 Q~ .. ) 1\lw lookmg lo rontnbul<> will ht• 1un1or lorwdtd John C1tlhn1t.1th (9.4 1'1>91 UC R1vcr;1d ,., looking to rebound tlftN ,,,..,no rot.1d gam< s to C di Stcttl" Northridgt• MHDIMl and Pacific last week. ·we're e•pec:tlng d tough conte,t. • Douglass Id. ·we're starung the S(>('()nd half of l agu pla9 and trying to go out und notch evt'ry win we rnn gt•I Thr tt>.tm lhdt 1 the most ronst!>ll.mt ti> thl• one thut w1U win tht• conlercnn• • In their la-.t mcetlllfl thf' AntP<1ler rl<>fcdtcd th•• I hqhlcmdN-.., 12·51, on Jan 5 ell th Brt•n Evt•nt.. C'cmtN Paradu. 'iC'Olt'<l 20 po nts for UC!, C"\ITTenUy • rttnked No 1 nttllondlJy in tht.• NCAA w\th n 49-4 h ld·tJOdl pcrC'l'ntag • Thf' AntedtN' dn> di.so r.ink •d 12th in Uuc -point llC'ld qOdl rw·r<"Cnldcw di 407 TODAY'S SCHEDULE GIRLS IASKETIAll Sage Hill falls College nwn ·UC Irvine et UC~. 7 05 pm High 1Chool girt. LaguN Hills •t Ncwpon HArbof, 7 p m~ Corona Ml MM •t UniYet\lty. 7 p m... £st•nc1A 1t Cosu , 1 pm ....,. CoffilOI lrighAm Young Utl1Yt'f'Slly At UC Wtoe. An ter llMplttc. 7 p.tn , Vtngu.wd UnlYMlty •t UC San Oltgo. 2 p.tn .. Hi9h school 9"" · Estan<i. •t Con• MtM. ):15 p.m.; Corona dtf M¥ at Unlvenity. l . t 5 pm.: L1QuN Hilk -' tMwpon Hafbaf. 5 p.m # I I • Doily Pilot Bstancla socks it to CdM . Baglel agJtuN 3s t Padflc Coat League wtn. COllONA DBL MAJl -~ Higb'I bop IOCCS tMm de&lt a biievY biow to Corona del Mar'I bOpes for a CJF Ptayc6 ..... w.sn.dayM the Eaga ......... lbt Ndllc ~ ~ mMdl Oii Corona'• twf, 3·1. • The ~ lb'UCk ftnC and took • 2.0 Seed b'I ......... tbanb to pit from Noe Martina end Geo MAdU. Martina ICOfed oo 1 penalty IUck and MadM. wttb a dffp lbot, bed Eltand.l ln tbe drtvft:'t IMl. Corou del Mar cut lt to 2·1 w .._ atia""1"t lalo tbe .econct hall Oil Sbc>go Pujti'• goel, w9*b came-flma ....... . StTan>ble apd ftnilbed wiCh a coupl9 "'good .... ,, .. ... from tho left side. • Ettende (S. l I , l·5 ln the PCL) dkded ti........, tbrougb the l«Ond l\d when Jevis Mllm dilOlded tbe w ....... wUb I nice touch pua. got lt to Vidor c .. .-wbo dlvve the bell 1D on tbe fty, CdM AgS to 5-9-3, 2+ I. Sailors win with ease at Jrvlne, 5-1 IRVINE -Newport Hetbor Hlgb Ud 1 *°'19 llnt .._.Md held oo to defeat bc»t lrvtne. 5-1, in a SM View LMgue borl SOtttr game Wednelday. Joel Walker and Oavil Can MCb ICOr9d two go.Al to gkee the Setlors a 4..() haJftune ~· R~ge Bendh un scoreid m dM eecood haJf to put Newport ahead, 5-0. lrvme scorf"d ln tbe ftneJ minute ol tbe game. Hector Campos made three..,,_ for the SaUon (8-6-1, .. 4·2). who ou l\ot lrvlne. 14·3. • The Sailors.played without co-captain 1'flon Wahl. who bad a back injury. bvine falla to 2·1 l , 0"'6. BEWARE OFTIIE ates With 16 sophomores, including the return of Scott Beerer, the Bucs' potential appears to have no limits. SWY9Vlrgen DAILY PILOT C"O TA MESA As lhe c-ommun1ty college ba eboll dSOn qwckJy draws ne.u. on«> warning 1s be1og . b~drd throughout the Orang£' Empire Conference Beware of the Pirate . Th15 year' Orange Coai.t Colleg baseball team bocls lb sophomor • including OCC'!. lone AlJ·OEC utility player fron1 la I season, Srott Beerer Strong pitching. a dangerous oflens1v~ attack and ct noteworthy treslutwl class. featunng 5-foot· 10 short top Oonrue Murphy, make OCC d trong contend r tor the conferenc-e lltle this ru.on. But the Plrtil hav heard of gTE"al expcctalton before and dJdn'I m~l them They wore the underac.hlevlng tag tn 2000, yet overcame the label, except for som lncons tency. with ~ gnlty perfonnctn~ la t seMOn l.clst year, OCC' edmed a 26· 18 record and po11tcd two r<>g1on11I playoff wans The P1rnle hn&shcd n r ' pertable 12· 12 tn lh<' OEC'. but th» yl'ar Coach John Altobelli ts rxpec1.1n9 much morn •ThJs ('Ollld be my t team 10 my 10 ye.trs here: AltobeUj 'i<lld •1t remind me of my hrst y<'M t clD1 (wtuch r dC'hed th ~lul final tour Ill 1992) Good power, good Pf' d Wf''r • a l m tMt won't be obk> to n k up on anybody. It' gomg to be 111 fun y r W won't b v• lo Pf'Ck owey for runs. W won't hov tom nut cture our runs • Alto lU's conhd nc 1 a result of th ophomorn • potenUal Led by BeerM, \h Pmtt ·. ' ond·y r m n wall con ntrdl on t •em C'h mil try, nd help try to ov rcom lh l reotyl)e' of lndtv1du hty ln junior c:oUeg alhl • 1·m apectJng for us to c> all th way (to th fina.J lour In P oo), • aatd 8e('rer, who w draft d by th 1i lC Rang la1t y er. •Th re' no reason why we a.n'I. ~nf· w 're ooe of the top 1ehoola I've n and now lt't a matter of hOw w w ..,...._, Oftemlvely, lf •ftlYOlle la tile order t IWiDglag IM bel ... dwl'8'1 no ,...,...,,,... .. . Tll• ,.,..._ Upec1 to be powtdUl• .... bla-.ol dleir pltctMe ..... led by ............ Am9. ..... boud for tM UDlventty of Hewall ...,. .. o,... Mett Claaton, aob WW... Ud .........., .. ,,,, .. do frwPI••• .,._ MIMI Ud a.;;:-= ..... ... ........... , .... .. ... . ... .... ,... .... Glftlll to JCWDAll PR MEW Jurun Au•. p So -Scan-..~~ So MMt o.nton. p So ~ Wlll!MM, p So IC~ Alien. p fr G.mt~p " s.rn Gte<o. p So. O!Op~p s. Gr9g~p So llfv~p Ft Al Ulmben. p So JlrnfnyT~. p ff ltyin """°"' ( So Cliff C8llof\ ( So Alton l'U'c:he. < ff G'9nn HedQpelt1, lb So ~~lb ,, J.tke GMcia. 2b So Donnie~• ff 11y., Marcoi. Jb So Owl\ S<nner, dltf So ~ t.lfwNl'tn. cf/If So C.ollort St"'2.. of ~ Ff Joe Morf"1Qr\ of Ff lMt~rl ff Grtg lenol1. rl ff *"9d lAIWii. cl't So c.-... John Altob.nl Southwc tern 1uruor roUcg m Oregon last sea on, what~ Schw nn was a rcdshlrt for Tmra Tech before going to play for Cal ·cat Northndge Freshmen Jimmy 1teecc and Billy Pumey soUddy lhe pttdung staff with strong arms and sophomo AJ Lambert has been a urprtst-s of latl' Ryan J Janson. who playt>d footb.tU at UNLV 11nd wa \he backup C'atchcr for th Runrun' R bets' baseball tt'4Dl lMt year. wiJl be OCC's tarttng c: tch r. Sopbomont GleM t ledgpPlh tart ctl fir t base. He's tho OEC'a b l first ba eman. AltObf'lll aatd. Hedgpeth wUU.ngJy moved from borutop to ftm beca be wu aware of Mttfl>hy's immen.e ~en . R tum n phomore Jake G roa the ti m' consist n\ nd 1>4semen. and Murphy ngthe the lnlleJd wtlh hJs h<>rtstop play • t t C'lln be a guy that can lo the hiu tome day •• Altob Ill aid of Murphy. ·un1ortunalely, we c:an only he" him for one year bet.a lti. IC'OUtl Wtb Cetdl on to blm. • Sopbo•ore Ryen Mucoa. who led the .... In R8l8 4471 .... yeer. wtll be • Udrd '*"· Mmt-ol bll llgDed -wttb .... UatM11lly ol H9waiM ,,_... Sopbomon Clute Sluer, WM a.at l6gMd to play lof 0 1w-.11alllldlf .................. .................... .......... 31 I t•lbe ..................... AIM-v11• ... ... -----. ............... .. --~.. , ~.-c .. -. Daily Pilot SPORTS Thuradoy Jonuory 31, 2002 83 • HIGH SOtOOl GIRLS WA111 POLO V4 d CdM slips· past Trojans an~ar Sc:a Kings clinch no wors than a tie for Pacific Coast League championship with victory at Urtivers1ty. Amera Aguilar and-lluptoH wkowhotc0red aplay radvanwge has l'ts own. from dose rnn9P with 4 2J r.-malnln<J to Un1vers1ty l>tttth-d botck m thf' ond put th Sea Ktnq ah ad. 6-:J quwte1 wHh Conby cmd Alatnd Sud 1th t • Thcn~aJ w!fl'dwlthagoolfrom 'IC'Orlng bock·lO·back godb to Oe th race 0 wm Jenna Greene. but I lowko kept t h«' S('()re.·2·2 p11 re on by scorlng on a penalty hot Coronet ti •I Mitr rec1ained the lead with 2:51 to go. when Dc.mlelu l>1G1ucomo scored otr a OA.11..v Pit.OT IRVINE Junior CMsUna Uc>wko only played 1n hdlf th<' gam . but ·hC' mddl• the mo tol 11 H f'wko ... c ort•t.1 three goals 111 tht• •Christmd WdS the diff<'rentl' In the rebound With 1 :02 remaining, but fourth quarter.• C'dM Coach Aaron Uruvemty\ An1lred Busldrd round the Chaney scud • 1 ttunk we wen: u little npt Wllh 15 ~ ond'i lert to UP the score more pat.Jent on offense dnd Chmtana again. g tttng in there m the two meters made The S..'d K.mq~ end )<! up with the edge d difference. Just haVIJlq her go mto th at hd.lftunl• dfter DdnaeUe C.:tlrlson scored qame itself (helped us) She drew at th buncr to give the Sect King a <t·J e1ections She wa count<•nng • ddvantage gomq into the Uurd UruveNty lhledtPned with d goo! from "There wer«' no c)Odls 111 the t.htrd at dll. Fresh faces along with some key re turners hope to help men's and women's squads firu h stronqcr them last season. fourth quarlPr to SCOlllOAll propel Corona d<•I "'1dr s.. "'"-' • s Moruca C dnby wilh 2 08 left to tmng the so w~ kind of wc•dth •re4 that storm,· Amara Aguilar ll'otani. w1lhu1 two. 7-';, hut H wko ~ Reid ScUd ·11 •wko cdffie 111 dl\d was weU DM.Y P11.0l H.igh to dn ti·5 victory ~ . over ho t UnaVN"i1ty WedneM!ay tu cbn'th th wm for the "*d King!> by sconng on re tNI She's tht• most ldlentcd player in a hdrd .,hot trom thl' l<'fl \ldl' with 1 <t7 th<• 1>001 dnd \he rdJTle off the bench very at lea\t ct \hdr<' of th<• Pdnlu ( 'ud'>l League 9111!. Wdlt'r polo UU<• remammy fr<">h It mokl·~ 1t real hard to adJUSt to U Uru v('r.11y C'tJttch M1k<' Reid ~1d he we hdd IK•cn able to wear on her thl' • 1 Wd~ rectll y pumped up tx'<'dUS4.' t bad to '>ldy in tht• wholt• ftr..t h.dl l>CCdw.e I came lot<• to our m •eung, !riJ I got in trouble .,Ort of. "I IC'wko l>dld I wdi. out dS sort ol d pun1'>hmt•nt I wd<o. 1ust pumped tmd rrdd\ Wt> 1w.t Wdfltl'd to put 11 away dnd win • WdS surpnst'tl when l few kn didn't .. tart whok.• tJillllt', mdybe she's not clS dorru.nant the gdJTle dnd added thdt 1t may huv<' tn the fourth penod • hurt thf• TroJdns· gdme 1>ltm • In the fro h·soph gdJTle, Corona del "lle<>Jl!keh rbt•1nyoutworkecJloour MM Wd'> d 10-3 wmner. unproV11lg to d1~dvdnldlJI!. Rl'11t \did ·1 ttunk w•• 2-0 m ll'aguc> play KdtJe Kuba~ led would buve ddJu..,ted l;t•Uer to her 1f w" tht• wc1 y w1th.hve gOdls Amy Strack had \('t•n hvr thv "holP CJdme To hcsv It s< ored twin• The Sf'd Klnq'> ( lh·5. 4 ·0 an tht• PC:LJ c!Jd JU~t lhut C'orond del Mdr lt•d. 4·1 . .it hdUtunc and dftN d '><on•h•"'s lhtr<J qu.trter. CdM''i Bnttm•y Bo" lu.., openL>d the fourth with o <Jodi on " poant IJlank shot with 4 52 lt•lt to pld} Uruver..1ty f 12·8. \-11 took !X>'>W\\1on. but not for lonq. Vivi.tn Lado <,ll)ll' lhf' h.ill Ix> clOM> dnd hN <omu b.ick in. 1t gave., them ct hoost Whc1n <;he CdmC baC'k In we dtdn 't hdvc thP ml•nt<1J locus to q t the matchups w1• wuntc'<i, .,., .,ht• wa.\ able to get some gc1ctls off U'> • Even without I h•wk11. CdM Stdrted '>lrOng With g0<1ls In !ht• I 1r.t quarter rrom J~slCd I ldrluni. ctnd Lado who S<'Ored on PAC!fK COAST LUGUI COllONA OIL MM I.~ 5 ~by~ (Ofon. dtl MM. 2 2 0 4 8 Un1\19f11ty 0 3 0 2 5 C.. tWwllo l. OiG..como 1. C.Wlton 1, u.o 1 HMttm 1, lowM I ~ W.lb 6 ""'-~ Gr-I ~1th I <'.M\IJV 2, IUSUfd t ~ Galm 6 Newpor1 Harbor's Jenna Murphy gets set to escape with the ball ln traffic, OONL~M /04..• 01 tting up for a scoring hol C}Ja1nps, agai11 Newport Harbor handles Woodbridge, 13-2, to clinch crown. Rl<.hard Dunn 0 AllY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR Compl Ung a dommatmg w p through the Sea View L~ogu . Newport Harbor High' gttl water polo t a.m lrounred V1Sltlng Woodhndg • w11 A Wwc 2 13·2. tor p •l dS ....._ u le.gu chdmp1on• Wednesday al Coron d I Mar The 9dffiC w moved from Nt-wpott Harbor to CdM b«duse th<-Wdtt>r ln Newport' pool w d med too cold aft r wee w1th • brok n t>oll r urut. Senior Katherine Belden, Junior Jenna Murphy and phom r J lea 8 U tcor d thre gnal11 each, wbiJ • nior Po.lg Lclnslng scored tw1re and added th unpn-v a asti, GJ th highly regtlldcd Sailors uy dct tcd Woodbrtdg (13·6, l·l ml aguo), •They're o lot fast r and trong r. We w er Ju1t happy to scorn.· Woodbrid COtCh D1on Gray d Of the S.UotJ (17-'• 4~). who play ln th POOL CONTINUED FROM B 1 hr I round of the Irvine Tournament todc1y agam~t Dos Put>blo ttl 5 p m ut Jrvme Hlgh The Tcus 1umped on lht.> WtUTio,.-., early Wlt.h ~ on th<> rounteratt.ack. outsconng the tors. CJ. I, tn the fU5t half. Belden. h dded lor UCLA. gav<-the Tars d 1-0 1 ad with h r te11m·leadinq 50th g(')d) of the ason. Woodbndqp' Rochcll GauUuer bed 1t. 1 • t. on a goal with 4:57 I ft 10 th operung period. then Newport Harbor C'ored nine straight goo.b. throogh th tJutd q\W1 I Murphy &eor d twice 1n the hrsl quarter ~ enjoyed a 4· t f'dge, then Belden scored 45 nds 11\lO th{' second qud.rtCr and 41n wtth 5 4 I I ft the Sallori outxored Woodbrid , 5- 0. m th second qUArt r. &ll scored both N wport gOdh ln th t.hlrd quartrr -a fout·meler hot Wlth S t 2 on th dock nd a countN · 4ttack go.ii with 0.30 rcrNu.ning, Woodblidgt>'s Jacquelyn Gauth r ended th drought for th visitors by c:lrdwtng 1n eje<:tion, n .c"Onn9 on a quick glvf'·ond:go from h r I tu , Rochell • Lansing and N r ky Probert K"Ottd for N wport in fourth qu.rt , but waw temperature• lot al ct.yw hM hHtl down to 74 or 75 degr"' l<DDpued to UMt prefM'ed 80-cMcrree lempln'atUN); Tweit laid. •1t'1 DOC Uk OUllide tm1pereture.. One~ can meen 1 lot. •1 Wat running Mlty OM momlng et aboUt 6 a.m end I bNrd • loud y.11. I WM. MM mUe hoal die Kilool Md helud IL A.nd I blftd out M W11 one ol our girt. ~ in our pool ... il'I bMa very, ..ryeold Alotof ...... IN~.· MOit poa111 ... ,........ to*Yet 78""dtlgl-w- • b6gbM n. poa1 .. r .... ..-Hut. ._two ............... ___ . 1'NM .......... ,,, .... •• -• •· raulld ..... g111tt la..._ plllfalli C-SM V.W &.Npe dlUlplolll), INI proMbly won't be ................... ,.. ................ ....... ................................. 1 d .......................... .. .. on.-of thP CJdffi<>'"> most mteff>'>ung pldy" mvolvmy Lorn.mg and Probc>rt re.-.uJted In ct <,top lor Woodbndge Lansin9 lobbNI ct hol towdrd the goal but 1t k1i. ed the cro sbdr, hit Probcn In th<' forehead and almo'it w nt into the-cag ford qOdl Jacquelyn Gauthier cam • up With the ball for Woodbndge before 1t could llo.tt across the lme 11.nd pushl'd 11 lo the qoall Newport goalie Leah Grock1 lllill>hed with S1Jt !>ltv 11 th tlon outscored four Sett View opponents thl yeo.r, 5().5 "Whf'n you have cl good counterat· tack , you can get d lot of goal • • N wport Harbor Coa<'h BtlJ Barn It satd •And we've got • lr)t of gtr who can pl.ty two m t "'· We don't h4v to r«>ly on Just one perwn Th 'Y know on th If own how to go about trading off In th ~ (at two meters1. • ~~ll!.--2 .... ~0-WS Woodb11dge 1 o 1 o • 2 ~..,._ •S21 ·tJ W..18 ....... J GMl'lief.lt,G.ulhler I. ·~·Mclody S .......,..wJ.~J.~l. lAnllrlt 2. ,.. \ ~ t 5t'4l • ~" T .i.lluntl dbuut 1m lunq up the J'll(e t\ onl' th1nq Lx.11n9 11 ~ 11nothl'r Vc1011u<1rd Umvns1ty lr.t<'k dncS lwld eek.le h Bryan Wtlklnl> hopt..'S hl'i mt•n '> dnd women· ... ..quad'> will du th1• lt1lll'r thl'> '>f'd'><IO H" quul 1'> to 1mprov<' on ld'>t Yl'df ., 1•tcJhlh-plctc l' Golden <\ttilP AthlN1< ( onlnPnc 1• hm'>h lor b1Jth ..,quud' <1nd muyh+• PVPO brl'dk 10111 lht• lop hVP On tht• worupn·., '>ldt' only t•14h1 point'> w 1i.11.1h•d faith dnd f•1qhth pl.tc (• 111 thP c 011lc•n•nc·t• chdlllJ>I· on&hlp'> lti'>t .,,.d..,c>n A lot hc1 ... chdn<wd Im lht• Lmm tnC<' then "W1• r<' c1111nq to he f>r<'tt"' hnlrtn1 1•cl I hi' Yl'dr Id'> I ctr cJ'> .1h1• wom"n ... h•t1111 CJtli·..,1. Wtllon-. '>dld "Wt• h••Vt; """w qood ... pnnu•r .... Jurnpn' .ind good dbtdnce Jx>oplt- \'w "" 1111t" lot of nt•\\ k1d<, thl.'> yt•dJ <1ncl d 1111 of tdlt•nt • Kt•\ re tumPr. dll' 1un1or dl'ildnrt• runnf'r "Mdh Hdll. wnaor high 111m pt•r lil't h \\ 1•1Clll'r ctn cl 1unaor ~h·l<K.l\o ..,,hill'>'> 1 ldll l1111k r1111lh 1n 1h1• 10,111111· mPtl'r fdCI' .it th" conlerrnct• chdlll· p1onsh1p-. ld'>I ... t •• 1.,•m W<'1clh•r dn ctll·r.onlt>rc•nc •· <,e•lert1on ld'>I \'l't1r took luurth m th1• h1qh 1ump <.tl thl' ronfl•n•nc fl chum· p1onsh1p'> 1tncl hrokl.' \'dnCJut1rcr ... '>('hoot n><orcl m the lnpll' 1ump 1J4 ff't'l, 'j Jn('h(•'>t Shi• dl.-.0 CdOI(> clCIW to brN1kmq th(• -.c hool wcord for lh•• hltfh Jlllllp With d 5·fc>Ot·.J mMk, dn me h 'h) nl thl'. rt·< orcl AIM1 with ct lonq lt!>t ol <1ccnm· ph-;hnwnt<, 1<; Slraus-.. cHI ctll· ronff>u•nC'l' p1Ck lt1\I Wd!tf>n lor th~ .. eC"ond -.trd1ght llml' She hrokt• her own ..chool record m th<' ht ptathlon with ·1.t>nq pomb ldc,t M'dSOn ·shC' rould hdVt• d ChdnCP of qualtfymg for the outdoor ntttJonaJ., II he n n get up m tht· 4 000 point.. rdnqt> Willilru. \dlll Slightly more th<tn ht1ll uf 1h1• Lion., <,quud 11r1• nt•wcoml.'r,, bnnnmc1 d frf'.,h look to d ll'cJm 1h.11 Wd .. nddled With IOJllnt''> l<bt 'fC'dr ·w e'n• pr •ti\ hc•dlthy lhl'i ~t'dJ, • Wilkin'> s.ucl ·w,• rt• hopmq lor .a 1111 better n.>:<.ull\ thdn lei I }NJ \\t• hctvl' d lol mc>rt• bodlt''> Our numb1•r.., doublc>d l rom ld.\t 'fl'df At tht• top ol tht• 11._<;t of newromt•r. lS fre hmdn Jt•nn~ Thunt.> d product of Uret1 Olmdcl I hgh School Thune• ran lht' tJOO·rm•l<'r rdet' m 2 15 nnd the mill! m S 0':1 COWGE MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK & FIELD PREVIEW Women Debby 8.edef. Fr \QC'lna/JUIT\PS ' Doti Duffy. So~ mtdd~ d•n.ln<t Ohvt<l FKk, Jr . hu;dW1ump!/~in Bryann. Gonule\. Fr. m.ddle ~ Sar.vi Hall Jr drst<lnc• Ehz<l~ Hu1pe, Fr. distance Counney M<K1nney, Jr throws lJVl<l ~ace. Fr. sptinu Bedcy Radsp1nnt'f. Fr. ~p<1nu ~rist1n.i ROJO, So. spttnt\/hurdle\ Melody Str.lvss Jr, mulu r.ienu Jenny Thune, Fr, mlddle drst.tnct Beth Weidler. Sr. 1umps Hollie Wr1<jlt. So . ~inUlhutdlM , Men John ~sen. Fr • mtddle drst.Ml(e David Bongono. Fr. middle disance Robert Galvan, Fr spttnUljumps Davtd Johrnon. So . moddle distance DeY<lrlO Johnson. Fr. sptoOal'JUIT'P' Robbie ~ Jr . d1st.,-,ce St~ Lahm, Jr. d11tance Tony Magana Jr. d11unce John Nel~. Fr. m1dd e d•SUnce Mike Sacco. Fr . multi ~u Justin Vagle Fr. spt1nt~U"'P' COMh Brytln W1lkrns L1kl' th•• "cirn1•n ... '>qudd the men' lPctm ,,1.,,, lln1 ... ht•d c1t 1he bottom ol lht• 1 onl1•rPnr" 'tdndmq ldSt \Ca.!»On <1ntl L'> lo11ku1y to improve The L1un' ''"I " ll'W k <•y tedm mt.,mbt>r~. inc ludanq ""nacir Jo h SchullL whci qu<1hl11-<l lut tht.• tndoor OdllOOdl'> IO th•" nOll·m••ter compet.inon 1.c.t yt.'df dfld '4Jphomort> CdJ'T'Cn Bnclcwn' .1 ndt111ndl quaW1er in hurdlt.•'> Bndrwn ... tr.tn'>lc>rred 10 the Lni\.'t'r'>tl) 111 Ort•gon The Lion ... d(l hd~e d fpw cnuca.J returner... Jumor ~lt>\.'e Uilim will be d top cti'i1etn< t• nuuwr I ~e took fourth 1n lhl• 10.000·nH IN rdC't> Id t ¥Cdl 10 thP ronJ •renc •· rhdmJllO~tu~ Sophumon• Od\ld Johnson also r<'tum" dnd "1.U run < ompete m 80(). meler r.an•' lor tht• Lion.-. Tht top nt•\• rom1•r lor Vcinguard 1, lre<,hm.m long 1umper Devano John,on Imm tht• Bahiimd' ·He JUlOpt'h •. • \\ 1lkan., ,,ud • H ...hould ht.> d nauon<1I qu.ilUu.•r and is u potenttd.I 1\ll-Anwnrnn • Devt1no lohn .. 11n W•h ongmaUy et to ~mend I ht• t nl\ Pr-.tty of Iowa on d l ulJ ..choldr'>hlp. hul WM not ellg1bl b) '\,( \,\ '>tdnddrd dcade· m1tctll} bt><'du-.t• nl S..\T core • W1lktn'> '>did I ft• did qutthly to compete in th1• NAJA I0\\4 women ... trdr l.. ttnd held coach Joan lf11n..,f!n, • former Conmrd1a coarh referred Deva.no Johnson to \'dnguitrcl "Tbt:) " • look.Ing lot a p&ace for De\'iitlO to ~o tor on )C'Clf. we'"' got him lor on tr•c k .. •c\•>c1n •nd n 11 t>Mk lo Iowa.· Wilkins Mid ·we hopt> to 014.k th m_ t of 1t • T he Lion al o h•v• om eicp1•t1f!nced d1 lance runners tn tun1or~ Robbi Jon nd Tony Magin• Buth ar tnuul B from Orange C t Co • Jon will run the s.o }(). 11nd 10,000· l r r r-. t 1 n w 1.ll e.bo compete ln th two e1;t•n , lO d.tbQo to tbe 3.000-m t •t l 11,uw-1uu.- •Both ol th gu poteobal national qurui.h ~. • Wtl.Jwu "Th y llf v ry ood run.nen • ' Rounding out th U JqWld ti f • hman Justin V ' who Mt OUl last y r o en wy. He wUI cnncnbut 1n Jump. k-o ump and tn~ 1ump ~ents 84 1hunday. January 31. 2002 COMMUNITY COWGI IASIETIAU. OCC men rumble, 84-65; Bucs' women fall, 6:f-62 • COSTA MESA Of.an Coa l College'io men'• ba ketball teom. led by MMk Mey ·n. t24 points). Bmc liuchcatl4n f HI points c1J1d 11 rebound>) o.nd Ry41l Wf'bsler f 1 b point$), punished VISIUng Sdnta AAd, 8-4-65. In dn Orange EmpJre ConfN<>ne<• qamt.> Wednr!>cfoy myhl C'~t hit 34 of 48 dltcmpb Imm th • lr~U\row line Mc·y~n. Wd\ 16 lor HJ ond Burhun1m 7 tor l1 Tut' PirdlCS IS· t 6, 2·.~ tn th1• (>EC') JUmpt.-d to d 4b·32 lt•dd dl ht1Ullme en mute lo lhr victory Both tl'tJml> hdd luur lhW<>· 1>0inl«'r., hul Santa And WdJ. ti woclul 4 tor 24 lrom lht• 1x•nnw1<•r S....ntd And l<-11 to 10-12, :1-.4 O!!AftGI llP1!l CO!flll!KI NM OU.. CoAsT "' 5MtA """"' fi5 s.rit.a Alw Whtie 1a. Moote 11 Mir~ e. Mot"' •. oa.tv " o...mi"' a KJnC} 2. Metlon 4 l p1 gc>M Whit• 2. Moote 1 Mor....U1 "' fouled CM 5.lnto\, Mefton 0r8n9e eo.c QI-2. W•lllMm 4 'NIOltgft 16, SNlt~ • ~ 1• o.n..on 2. Br~ o. w.;. a. r • .., 2. 8ucNNln 19, T'Yior 3 ) pl C)O'ls ~er l WMM 1 foui.d out ~Hie\ fiolt11mo Or•fl91l C°'"1. 46 l1 COSTA f\.1llSA -Santa An•. down 17-1 al the out t ood by 12 •l hallume, ralliNI lot ,. 63- 62 Orange Empu • Con· fer nee women'• b.tUt tball victory at Oran9<' Coo l Wed· ne.Mltty night. Tiffcmy Wc•U&, who l t>d all 'loCorers with 29 pom(l., tut on ol two free throws with thr " 1>CC'onds left 10 i.nap d 62-62 lie und gavf' tht> Dons (17·5, 7-0 1n the O EC) lhe v1t tory C"oost, wtuch I •U to 1b-8, 3·4, Wol> lrd hy Kyro Mt>lv1JI , who ~on'<.I 1 o potnu bt!fore foullnq OUI Al~o in double hqutC"t lor th<' Pm1te'i wt-re Lduren Mutroy (12 potnL'I ttnd Nt1ncy I lt1bu'itu ( 10 points) OWGl Wll awtlllCI WOIQI SNtrA AMA 0. 0.... CoAsT Q s..ta .... Wt41s 19. Aatwold 6. P.tt"' • 0-0, J«kleoy 6, Aff)lnd.t l ~ 15. NtChob 0 lpt~ ~) ~ouled out ~ t T«.hno<.al\ none onn,. C.-.t ~ 10. ~ 16, Mendola 6, Qo.101 7 Gtady •. ~ 2. G.latO l. Munll'( 12, Ot.!on 2 VM1 l111enO ) pl ph H•~' 2. G•'-sloO 1 Fouled out none.> H•lf'tlme Or«>ge C~ lS 2l COWGE WOMEN'S nNNIS Bnlins net 6-1 victory over UCI LOS ANGELE~ Thi• No 1 S·rt1nkt' mt1tch<..._ t1nd hv1• cJI th1• \IX .. anglt•'> mdlfh1•' In I"''' d f>· 1 non· nmlt•rf'nt 1· vac tory uv<>r UC' lrvuw W1-<lnPsdt1y di lhe Lu' l\nyt•h·' TPnm' ( 'c•nlc r T1llt1ny ( 'httnq Wd\ U< 'I\ only hnqht 'JIOI She-dl'ft•attid Pt•lyt1 Mt1on11vt1. h-1, 4·h. wlln•cl LJ( LJ\ 1mprovt•\ to 1-0 The• Anh•t1h•r. lttll lo 11-~ !IO!KO!!DUKI UC1.A 6, UC lllYN 1 ~ 81odley (UCLA) c»f Seymour 6 2. 6 l W•IU< (UCW dPf Tr.ic.lcino, 6-0. (>.(). Chang (UO) def MM1nO¥• 6-4, 4 6, retHd, Greqg (UCLA) ct.\ Bentzet 7 6. 6-1. H.wMy (UCLA) def "°"19<, 6-0, 6 0. Frrtz Krot~OW (UCLA) Mf 90\.~ 6-0, 6-) DIM.w.s Motonovo W.tllcet (UCLA) c»f C~. 8-l. lkMtleyGreqg (UQ.A) dl'f hntz~·Pcw>ef, 11 .... fritz Kr~:ow H.llWt.y (UCLA) def Bou Tt~tnO. 8-l HAPPY BIRTHDAY C~•tin<J rM 0.1/y Piion Athlf!!tf!! of tM Wef!k ~rifl TODAY ADAM Hon 0 C0<ona det Mai soccer ROWR HOCKEY Newport sails, 7-0 Thf' Ncwpurl I IMhor fro h/.,oph dub roller hockt•y tecun deledted Scinto Murqdntd, 7-0 at tht> G ret1ky Cl•ntt-r Sunday Charl.le Gro.nt \C'ort>d the fl.l'St four goab for Hdrbur Addauoncll gOdls were 'iC'O~' win c.ivf'r vis1lJ~ PdnlK ('°"'' u'dQU(' nvt1I UruverJ.1ly Con IP mtttl«' !tUTt.> lh«'y hctd t1 lot to talk .ibout. S<'Urlng 10 ol h" ~Jtmu~·h1gh '.l9 points aJtn holft.mw t1nd netting 15 ol 15 lrw throws to help propel hi*> lf'om huck mto tho rncf• le>r P< 'L runnl•r-up honor'>., Thi:' Ott.tly l'llot Alhlf't(' ol Ult• WM•k dlSO rh1pf){'(I 10 t"ICJhl d'> ~ts u'Jdlnl>I Uni which ll'tl 01 ht1Ullmt> •Ui-22 I tu. hc>mto lollowf'd t1 14-potnl perfomldll<l' an u 48-<tJ IPcayue win aver LdCJWld 04-ach. 1n wluC'h c onlt' m •lll'd lwo tfd01e-dmrh1m1 10111 .. hols Wlth Plqht <;(.'( und' lt•lt An AU·PCL <1nd All·Nc•wport·Mf"!Jr UJt d )u1\1or, Conll h1" q1vt•n Cosio MC'\il mot<'" tind n vt1l't ulikt', plt>nl\' tu tctlk 11ho11t an h1S two WdSOn!> t1\ lh•• 'l1trtlnq point yuurd Lost Y"t1r Ow lhr~·y<•t1r vursJly per1ormN ht'lpt'tl th•• Musldn<Ji. co.m d har ol lht• PC L crown, the tu t ll•,1gue hlh• in lht' pmqram '> '41 vursll} 'i('M()r\S Belore th.ls cclson. hi' SPORTS EAGLES CONTINUED.FROM 81 Sea Klnq,, 43·22. tndudlng lA-8 all lntenn on Brad haw• putb C'k of • m t throw W1th 4•44 1 t upped th E.tanrt I d lO 45-- 37. The buck :t C41ll alt r th King bad havod t3 poln off a 35-16 dchc1t ln jw;t I th o tug.ht minut , followtno an 8-2 Eslan('l<l ru.n to tort th second hd.11 A layup and anoth r follow hot by Ur; <hlww, the latter With 1:53 left. after CdM h&d tn.mmcd th lel\d tu 47..CJ, gave bun s1.x i.tralght Ectgle poJnt . 11 r::xt~ IMt dlt to rune W)th three free throw H wa. 3 ol :J from the liel<t and 3 of 4 lrom the foul ltne • l..c>WL'I as on ctbsolute clnlmdl on the board . • SorC'e i.aid "That's som •thing you can't leach. It's ~omelhlng you 1ust hove inside you Anti he was able tog t some b1cy points for U'i on some ul hi'> olfcns1vl' rebounds.· Bradshdw'' 111n1• pomb within t1 four-mmul(' pcln ht>lp<..'UIOP tc•nacauus dt.>leni.e dnd .. oml• hut thrN•·polnt .. huo11ny by p1n1nr 1 Kevin Mdnnllcts. MnncLllcc. J>O'oh•d fnur ol tus hve tlm>e-poinl<'n. tn the S<-conr1trnot•cl 47-4:1 mt1rgm ·we-plctyed ht1nl 1n the i.t'rond ha.II, but 1t-.. t•.c.wr to pldy Wl'll wht•n you're h •hind,• ( 'urry \did. "ThP ht1rd pttrt IS mdmlct1n1n9 tht1t lcv••I when the qt1me u. rlo!>C ur you' rt• ahf'ad." Mdnc11la~ f1111sh •ct with 1 C) points, whilt• 1uruor teammdte B1c>tt Mt1t t>n l>ldll'>tKs (eight pomts t1nd lour r •hountlsl belied th<> '"'PlrtJlJon h1'i uny1eldmg dC'lc>mu11t1llon upJ')l'<trctl tu give his tCdmmdt<>s Tht• Edglt>s' tdUW Wd\ coded by "'foldonado''> 13 point<>, tnclu<lin<J thrL't' thrtoe·pmnll'r.., d well d!> c1qht d\~1i.ts. four ~ UACH I OAll."r ,_01 Estanda HJgb' Mitch Valdes drive through heavy pressure ln Eagles' 55-48 victory al Corona del Mar. WL Northwood 1 0 I a..-. • L..tyun.• S..1Ch J. '> c-.. _ ,. ............. IGKB ~~ CclfaMdll Mlr4' Nor1tMood f4 a.. Mlm 511 l)Mnlly 81, ~ ae.tl 62 ~tllfMl(]a.mJ rebound , thrM? stl'dls dOd two poinh by SPnwr poml yut1rd Mitch Vdl<.lf''i Sorce '>did hl.lt pluycr.. huvr talked t1bout finishing with t1 b.mg ·1 told th(•m their m1!.s1on should l>e 10 wm the final lour our ledm,• game on their (leuguc• M'hf'CJUI<'), • Sore" Mlld "Thdl' not a I •ighl on any of those four team ... but that's the mmd-set our lucb. have t.o have Wf''d like to qet on t1 roU gotn9 intu lh<' fCIF Soulht>m Sect.ton) pl(lyoll~ and (WednP\<layJ WtJ\ t1 good Sid rt. • 1 thank our 1om• bothemtJ flhe 5<-d Kanq'>I d tilth• an th<> fourth qutlrter t1nd I thouyhl wt> thd ct good 1oh ol ke ping cool t1nd rompo'>ed ugain't their prC''>!> 10 fourth qut1rtcr • rAC!fK COAST UM EstMC1A 55, 0-..-. MM 46 Scor'eby~ &ancll 19 a 1' 14 ·S5 ~cltfMat 2 12 19 lJ ·~ ~ lr41dth.tw 9, Pinto 9, l.indqud1 10, ~ 13. V.idft 2. Pr 4tdo 2. So.II 0. Nov.ii 0 ).pf QOo)h MaldoNdo 3, Pinto 2 foutfd out none T~·nont c-w .. ,.., _ ~llti 19. ~ stwrrd Odom l , Witfch 2. MiltMn a. NontvldcJt s. SMOotn ' GIM6 ... ~ 0, Holdtt>rencft 0. (OC>Qef 0 ).pt ptJ ~, .... s ~ °"' M.tuen T«.hniah none t ommJtted 10 dC('('pl ti ~holarsh1p from Ced Sldlt-~ A11qelc> DAVID CONTE ~Jd Mew CUClch Bob CJdllll' at Northwood dvercJgmg 22 ~ pmn~ per gdJlu~. tncludmg c1 l><'d"'4JO·h1qh 43 m 11 Dc<emlX!r toumt1mnnt wan O\l('f Mann.i But "Kc " hoth from d tt .. ..un t1nd and1vutudl st.ttndpomt. nth not U1'iUl1l1Cd Conte from lhl' pre?S.'>WC"> lhdt <'clll COOi(.' Wllh on lO t NlSd ll-d pre I' polllght I le C'dll 'ilill ~dpe thdl pothghl with pirk·up IJdnU•i QI wlo '\hoot.mg l•xcun.100!. di d m•111hhorhood park But. d\ hl'> Ml·~ <'clrt:er m ., to t1n rnd h1" hlhc• 5·11>01 10. 155-pound Ira.me> ~houldeR muC'h mo~ th4lfl llli lt"tterman'" J1tc-ket J IC' flnbbl~ dlllly over the hoe Un b<'tWl-t' n running lh1• nlhc • h.mng the l>ia.ll, Y' I still provadlnfJ con clloll'nt \C.Vflng punda .md dl'lendmq with detcnn1nt1llon "lfo hu c1 k11 of p ure on him to IX! tht> on who cam \ rven, who cldm1tsh.t.'> uocompro- rru.stng COtlCh.mg \lyle Cdll pt'l')>elUdlP lhdt pre.,surt" •A IOI L' f'X pt'<1rc:f Of Dtmd ... <;..·rven < onllnul'IJ 'Bui ht' kn<tW<, thtJI t•vt•n m thP um th.it I'm h1\ horsht'\I mllc rm dlsO hi' hlCl!}e\I fon • Though ht• may '<'Old hun on the rourt. S<•rven ht1'il COllSll>lently flmmnll'd (' onlr d" ont> ol thf' prt•nu._,r poanl qut1td' 1n Ontngc• County C:onle fn-quenUy bdcb UJ' 'luch prcu , usrnq ptnb.1U qu1c-k.1w . pht·w<ond t n•11llV1ly. 111 pcustng and a dangeruut ou~d hol to not unly hn«tk doWTI defend n . but entire deft>ru.t:s C"oole ('nten.od Wedn rstiay's Conte 1d the trenglh of h gum as keeping hli t dJM\clt mvutv('(J l'Nll 1nvQlvcmen1 rt'CentJy xt nded off the court, whl'n a •11 of 1>lt1yl'rs-only m unqs h )ped the MustAng bounce bdck from"" 0-3 PCL i.tart with lhre.-stra.aghl league warn. (h«'d1hn11 inlfl Wcrlm'Sd.iyl Contro ..uJd he 1~ proud ot the qmwintJ lr.id11mr1 an t1 progrdfll lhdt hod v1rtu11lly non.-whi.'n ht• toi.n•'<I lht• Vd,...aly 11 • tfopes to add 11nothN lint by h"lpmg Mt~ t'clm lhe IC'huol' llllllcll 'K'<'t1on pldyntf victory IM Vt-di. 11 'wltd he t'OJOYS n1mpettog, ds w('U .,~the uutant hower ot cht'(•f'o tht1I dCCOIOp11ny d flc1mhoytml d\'il I or clcrobdll< runnt·r 1n Uil' lttnr But. he w1d. he'd be <101ng .. 1m1ldf th!nH' un lh .. pl(lyqm11nrl If lhr tugh ..chool 1>wq • rutl not ''"''' ·1 don't do lhlng on 1hc> court to .,how oft,· ht> w1d "TIMI'~ 1u~t 1tt. woy I grew UI' pt.y1ng on lht• pldyqruund • And a" Contct contmut'S to grow up on tht• coun, h till 'dVOI"" h~ pJdygrouod p;tsl I lov~ )~t r>lliyiog for the fun rif 1t, • hf' w1d "It's dJJI rf'nl now· Daily Pilot Mesa . bested, 66-56 Northwood goes to th e line down the stretch to hold off Mustangs' upset bid. Dav Id C.ont ~n'd a t m-high 22 pc:nn~ for Co ta M a, but It wa n 'I enough a SCOlllOAID th Musl4Jl9 fell to host ....... 56 Northwood, ..... tsotMI 66 06-56. in d Pacific Cot1st L eagu e boy., ba<1ketb1dl game Wednei.dt1y night Conte also hdd c>lght dSSll>t' whllP Noldn Clark pitch d 111 With 11 potnb Oanny Kn.korian ctuppt..'tl an with nin e points dnd <•1gh1 r •bound for the Mustangs 114 9, :J-4 ln lcagu4?). CO'la Mt>~ ct1me <c. clow ,,, 57.54 m the fourth quarter, but Northwood ( 1 ~-3, 7 -0) made 'ol~ trpe throw down the stretch 111 put th•• qame away. Northwood made l I ol I q from lht• lrN>-throw lmf!. wh11t• Co-.w MPsa h11 sue of na.nv m tl11· Qtl11W PMIK COAST LIM ~" C.ona MaA 56 seor.by~ COU.t Mew 10 15 18 1l '>6 Northwooct 1 1 16 u 17 66 ~ ...... CGf1W 22.. Kt*olWl 9 Vllutl I. a.II 11. Mime 4, l'odr9191 2 StMlllCMC 0 )-p\ ooM Conte J, ICfotor'IMt l. o.tl2 f~ °"' »orM Tedw\ua • norw .......... ~ s. SUUon ). 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