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Home My WebLink About2002-02-02 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -Nd:SA COM.MUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM SCR tops out Repertorysfirst stage of expansion ends, but more is planned -including a higher fund-raising goal Guests put Ink to teel as they personalize the expansion project's tlnaJ beam. Young Ch•ftil D AILY PILOT A ct one• ot South C'Od!>t Repertory expansion cl~ed Fndc1y d thl' hncll teel bedfll Mgned by more than 100 donors. worker.. ctnd . taff members. wds placed on top of the three-story buildmq that wlll open m October dS the nt>w Jullanne Argyros Stdge Al an outdoor "Toppmg Out· ceremony, bodrd member; dnd theater lead.-rs di o announced the b<>ganmng of the expcms1on pro1ect''> second u<t an mcrea ed fund-rais· mg gOdl of $50 mtllion to support the theater's new dnd growmq drt.lsbc progrc:UJlS "Th1 1 kind ot the har dware.· dld Paul Folino. SCR'c; hoard pre 1dent and campaign chaumdn, cl hP pomted to the theater bemg bwlt behtnd him ·But where' the software? We're tratt~tcully loolung ut programming. and we tell we needed to. from cl campd1gn standpomt. move to phctSe two.· Board Pre Id nt P.aul Polino puts hJ lgnature on the Unal beam as co-arti tk director David Emm , mJddJe, and Henry . Segerstrom watch. Donors, staff members and construction workers gath red to mark romplelion of the Urst phase of CR' expansion project. The hrst pha of the hve-year camprugn indudt.'d a $40-mllllon goal -$38 rrullion of which ha been raised -and the building of the addtllonal Argyros tage SEE SCR PAGE A6 l'tiOTOS 8" Gl G n< Worken on Friday pl•ce the final beam ·atop the three-tory •ddJUon to South Cocnl Repertory, the Julianne Argyros tage. The venue I scheduled lo open ln October. Newport mayor's speech draws harsh reaction • Call by top elected official that older residents need to be less hostile toward develppment was divisive, som say. cctUl'<i for uruty in th ot·r to pro· mote growth ben hodl to all. But m the proce:. . Grcenllght repr nldhve Ptul Arst tlld, Rid woy drew a lllle he houldn't have b tw •n two group of r d nts. NEWPO RT BEAC H -A speech by Mayor Tod Rldg way that pits old r. more alOu nt j . . dents against younger fa1mh 1 d1vis1ve and uniAlr, a c~ nti<Jhl spok IT\dJl ha charged. In his speech at Speak Up Newport' 21 t annual Mayor's D~ r on Thursday, Rldg way "Wetllthier residen ts. JkU'tlCU· l4rl y th that d rive th ir tiv~Li· hoods from xtra-r tonal sourc Get out of the car on the way to work Sev raJ yean ego, th traffic on Victoria m Coate MeN wa so. bad that dunng the rnom- lng oommute. tralflc becked up from Plet'wnba Avenue all the way to Vk1oria EJe. mentary .Scbool, about • balf·miie away. Beck then, Vktoria ... )Ult • n.Ql9d twOalene roed, and .,..,. much conlr0¥9ny IUn'OUnd· ang the .......... °' homeowwl at ... widened to rour ...... . lbdey, Vk:toda --• w....-w•a,t1pto . Vktalle It I I ...., ScMol cludDg .. • 1 .... mm-...... . INmlO'*IM .. plCtll .......... troruc • w e11 far hind tn uslng this h- nology'' rMJOf hen it to our edvantac W not &erommut- ing nough. for lM butlri-11 that work It property, *cam· muting c:an be ODe d tbe belt~ IO their bonom line. I'm ...... to give you -*'* I I.a. eboutU.24.._ ~ .... ........ butd.y._, .... .. .,._ rnsns'. 'm r 6tam .... laa • ... ....... , ,.. . cloelbldllt. ......... tock miitkt>I or mh n· lance ar mn asmql)' ho .... ult• lo future d v lopm nt." Rtdqe,,ay told the gath hng of the oty' li dt th N wpor1 BNch "-lnr· nott on Thursday rught Younqer h hold$ king to bvt• and work in N wpo r t Ot"ac·h ctre SEE SPEECH PAGE AS ,... ...... •ll ISllll SA1URDAY, FEBRUARY 2:1002 Cheer coach loses -bet job •Lisa C'dlldhcm rec-e1ves distnct memo thdt bdrs her from NPwport I ldrbor High. Deir-ctr. Newm•n DAILY P tLO' "-EV. Pc >RT IH \Cl I -The cht>erleocl n11 c 11, ' di Nt.•wport I lttrbor Htqh "chuol thdt hod be n ltttPnt for th1 pt1'' lt•w \H~ek hd~ erupted dgum ni•" thdl the popu· ldr \:Pteran < 0<1< h "ho 1gruted the controvPr.\ h,,.., IJ(•••n h..lrre<i from rdmpus Lhu Cdlluhc1n ''ho hd\ been lf•ctc hmy thf• ch1•..rlt•dders thetr routm~ tor th.-pa~t 1 '.J yedf'~ l no loncwr dUOwl'd 10 mlNilC"t ...,,th -.1udPnh on rctmpu-. becdu"e her un(ftndl htnnq d1dn t follow proper procN!urt">. ctccordmy to cl dtstnC"l memo ddtt>d Jun 'l5 thdl sh(• rec ~1ve>d Th.di lhP..,t> pr<><1'<IUT1''i hdVf' JU\I now heen hrouqht to hqht ti. not onl' rdtsmg ... u,picmn, but d<Jdm bnngmq a v.dve ot nr.gctlJve dll«'~· lJon to the '><"hool dnd clt\'tdtng the cheerledclt.nq commumty · · • 11 look~ hkl' '<'<tnc1dl II re u.Lly does dfter lt•wn thing ebt.> that I has hdppem'Cl '><Ud Dctrld f\lii •, wh dduqhtt>r Courtn~\· Blumm r 1 d enaor c:hecrlectd(•r SEE CHEER PAGE A4 ---._, Problems forJWA extension • Supel"Vl or m1th doe~ not plan to vote on flig ht restnctlon agr ement before Great Pdrk vol . his chief of taf f •s , .. , Olnton 0 AA.Y P OT NEWP RT Bl:!A<. It -Ctt) lead rs ma)' not be obi to count on on or th 11 launch t long- timt" a1li on 4U'p0rt to h lp th m nail down an e..~t n n of the fhgbt r tnctkm et John Wayn Airport • u rv -r Ch uck mlth, who has long p h for an El Toro iW· port houJd r-to-hould r With nty 1 ad rs. d not pion to agr to SEE JWA MGl A7 ...... • .. • • A2 Saturday, FebNoy 2, 2002 A ·moment to behold GodSglory 'We Jive in an art gallery of divine cre- ativity and yet are content to gaze only at the carpet.' -Muluado L ike many of you. I was awakened in the rruddle of the night Monday by the sounds of light rain as it became mcreasangly heavier and started coming down harder and louder on our roof. It wasn't long before the tempo and tune · changed to bullets of hatl that echoed over our heads wtlb such ferooty that I almost expected them to pierce right through our ceil· ing. I lay awake for quite some time after the spectacular storm stopped Thanks to the fullness of the moon and a dlstant street light, I could watch the changing scene out our bathroom WUldow even though the sky was 1et black. I was amazed at Qndy Trane Christeson THE MORAL Of THE STORY how qwckly the clouds flew past and dis- appeared. IJke they were racing each other off to distant destinations I couldn't go back to leep for qwte some rune I felt like I'd ju.st heard an award-wmrung masterptece performed by an orchestra like no other. and I felt like clapping. I wasn't sure my husband, Jon, would appreciate that. so instead I prayed. I began by thanld.ng God for a roof over my head. but then began thanking him for who he is, for his power, his might and his majesty. The last thing I remember before falling asleep was thanking God for being creative beyond what I could possibly Uunk or unagine. When I woke up the next morning, I looked out.side at a world washed clean and shtrung proudly. I went out for a brisk walk. and no matter where I looked, every- Uung was clear and bright and beaubful. The blues seemed bluer. the greens more intense, and whtte clouds were puffed up regally. Even the bltds seemed to sing Wlth more pronounced clanty. as 11 the ram cleared their throats. I passed several other walkers and jog- gers, and at one pomt several of UJ stopped and stared at lbe scene before us. The dark blue ocean was dotted Wlth patches of what I can only describe as golden orcles. It seemed like a few rays of surt managed to pierce through the overpowering clouds and made their mark in the water. There weren't many circles, as if we hwnans could only handle the radiance of a few viewings. One woman lhook her said. ·1 can't think of the words to describe It. It's beyond glorious.• No words came to my mind eather. I sow the coves of Catalina, I saw the outline of San Clemente Island. I saw dty sights I can't even name, and as I turned I could see snow on the mountaJ.ns. AB I headed home. the refratn from an old song went through my head. The words are, ·0ur God as an awesome God/he reigns lrom heaven above Wlth wisdom, power and love/our God lS an awesome God.· Our God lB an awesome God, and every day he aeates lS beaublul ln its own uniqtae way. We Ju.st need to pause, marvel al the miracle of it all, and thank our divine creator. And you can quote me on that. • mmY TRW otlaSTUON is• Newport Beach m6dlnt who speaks f'requently to patenting groups. She may be ruched via .-m.11 at d~tflfgn>w.com Of~ the mall at 11'.0 . lox 6140-No. 505, Newport leach, CA 92651. · ST. MiCHAEL AND ALL ANGeis EPISCOPAL CHURCH , St. MichMl and All Angell l!pllcopel Churth ..... •to Wonbip God In word and wnmerttl. prodaim '!: good news ol Jesus Christ to all. wl to IMd faithful and~=~~':,,~ C:.~The needs within the parilb. the CX11111Dunlty and the wortd, and to be boOb ol common prayer church' wonbip ii Eucharilt-cant.ered., using the tredidonel and contemporary meets at 9 a.m and children· Servkel are 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday. Child care II porided. 8tie study for adu1 tchoOl Wble liudy Peter Sunday school is at 9 a.m. 1bere •a children's ~/;let to a.m .. along wideJth ~ lnfonnation: (9'9) 6'4-0463. Haynes ii semor putor. The chwrn II at 3233 P Vlew Drive, CotOno • · Ron Etcbeverry, one of the eJden at Costa Mesa Seventh Day Adventist Churcb, teacb a class on splrttual gifts. The spiritual of giving I Ron Etcheverry of Costa Mesa Seventh Day Adventist Church teaches a class about ministry that helps people discover their talents Yowtg °'8"9 DAILY PILOT R on Etcheverry, an elder at the Costa Meso Seventh Day Adventist Church, soys au true believers ol the Chnstia.n fatth are gifted by God. Sob.ls stance lS, why neglect the gifts that are given? •Those gilts are used Ul the church to eddy and bwJd up tho body of Chnst, •said Etcheveny, who teach a class about spin- tual gifts. "There arc all k.t.nds of gilts that . are given.· His claJs. called •1fa.uung Oas for Mm- istnes, • is h.eld twice a year -one on January through March and another July througp September. Etcheverry and b.ls tudents study the concept of pirttual gifts. ministry and "the priesthood of all believers• ln biblical books including Romans, Corinth.ians l and Ephesians. •we-look toward helping people a ess what their gifts may be, and that is done for FYI • Whet Training Class for Ministries •When: 9 to 10:45 1.m. Saturdays. through March 23 • wt ..... : Costa Mesa Seventh Day Adventist Church, 271 Avocado St., Costa Mesa •Cost: Free • C..11: (949) 548--6596 the mtenbon of helping move lbem mto ministry in the chwch, so all the members can be involved m the nurustry with gifts,· Etcheverry said. Blake Pickering, a member of the Costa Mesa church who took the cl la t year. says learning about his gUts h made rum more acbve in the church. The I son taught him that his talents are for teaching, interpretation, knowledge and helping oth- ers. With e background in tho health prof s· sion -he's a pediatnc occupational thera· pist -he got involved in the health rnan- istry department at the church. ·A very amportant part of the Adventtsl Church as healt,b ministry,· Pickering SAJd ·we treat our body as ii lt were a temple to God We treat at With r pcct We try to exerase, we watch what we eat. we advo- cate a vegeta.nan Westyle • Etcheverry uses assessment matenals m b.ls class to help students d tenrune theu gifts, wtuch mclude the gilt of hosp1t4ltty, intercessory prayer, evangehsm. couns ling. prophecy. healmg, peak.t.ng an tongues and nurades. The ments can be wntten or ver- bal. but church members can also pray to learn what gifts they've been given ·1 scored very b.lgh m teadung, very htgh in interpretation and in knowledge.· Plckering satd. Shanng hts talents has heJped tum grow as a Chrtstlan. ·u I hadn't taken the pmtual gifts clas , I probably would be a very passive member of the church and sit and listen,· he said Faith CIUllDIR SPECIAL EVENTS Saenbst tnvites people to an hour of prayer-and testunonials al noon Wedne5day al 3100 ' Paafic View Drive, Corona del Mar. (949) 6'-4·2617. will h05t speak r ~iichael N1wuu at 8 p.m. F b. 15 as he talks about "Life, Peace for lhP l.4nd ol lsraet• at 2"401 lMne Ave .. Newport Beech. (949) 548- 6900 Orange County will hold a com· murutywide femm.u.t Seder at 5.45 p.m. Metch 4 at th Jt"WlSh Community Cent 250 E. Bak- er St., Costa $25~2. (71"4) 957-4540 "SUCCESS STEPS' Rich Meyer will peak about •succea Stepl" at 10 a .m. today at the Ught Touch, 19291\.tstm Ave., Co5ta M . The Rev. Ken Gray will follow wtth a talk obout the Sdeoce of M1Dd from l to 3 p.m. On Feb. 9, Gray will speak about the Artist Way ot 10 a.m. at the sam locadon. (949) 6'&-3199. NOONflMYBt The Second Church of Christ, WOMEN'S VOICES The Women's Dtvlsion of the J lWl.Sh Federation of Orang Coun~will present the ·women's Vo ·luncheon at 10:30 a.m . Feb. 14 at the Hyatt Reg ncy Irvine. 17900 Jamboree Rood. Irvine. Proi r Deborah Llpstadt of Emory Uruvenity will speak about "DenY109 the Holo- caust: Pe.rspecbv from a BrtbSh Courtroom.• $55 or $65. (71"4) 155-5555, Ext. 222. NfTlAHI SP£AKS Temp Isaiah of Newport Beoch SPECW. SAllATH Temp Bat Yalun wOl JOlll syna- gogues throughout Ord.Jl9 County at 8 p.m. Feb 15 in obtervance of JeW15h Federation Sabbeth. Th t rnpl at 1011 Camelback St., Newport Beach. C4lJ Thmple Bal Yo.bin at (949) &c4-t999 or the Jewish Federa- tion of Oran County at (714) 155-5SSS. OPEN SEOO The Jewish Nabonal Fund u.nd J wish CORlmunlty Center of WORKSHOPS A SPWTUAL JOURNEY A 26-leaon study on the lil of Jesus Christ bUed •Journey to the.Cross" ii tAught at 9;45 a.m. Sundays dw'l.ng the Home- builder's Blble C1us at Uberty Baptist Church. The study pa.ral· lels the four Gotpels to preient th story ol Christ. The church II at 1000 B.llOD Ave.\ Newpon Beach. Free (949) 760-541'"4. VN!fU HQ'BM (M9) 642-6086 fight; No MM~---~ edltorW INlttilf Ot ............ SUlf AID SUI "9cDfd ~comm.. its~ tn. ~ Not°' newt ... NIWV ~Cltlbe~~ wrin.n '*" 9li1 n oif ~ OIMlet HOW to 1UOt us WEATHER fORECAST a.. ~ wtlt 1t11y ""' to knots ttvoughout the d8Y "°"' the nolihu Jiit and not1t\ le.Idling up VOL.11,NO.ll -llL--"11111Nr --. ... n 'qp ..... _.. _ ow..._ 1a now ~St.. eoe... MIN; c.-. tM27. OMom -.,,, .. MondlJ • ,,. l:JO a.fft •• s p."' Cha' i I The nm. 0r.;.. Councy CIOClt 2S2·'1ot1 • ........ Not fO bitd lhis momfn9, whh temper.U• ...mg In the low 40I to Ur'\ h di¥· A 9UfW1Y '"°''*19 will w.m ~up f~ ~ ... the ITWWf1 <Mmbing to.,_ low IOI ~ noon ....... t·foot ..... The ..... • -'°°"' f'"' ttwough-out .. ~ <°"*'I "' "°'" ... nonttu.,.lt. .,., __ .. -.oi... LAM-. ... I-~ --·· u.~ ...... °" ... ... 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I I ftll'rt ... a-. ..._Olb .. MMW1 ............ 7131 ............. ,, ---... ...... -........... ...... _ ... ,. ... _. 01 t pm., ~~-out. Thetunwll'-ipo....., • noon In N high SGa ~ .._ .,,...,.,,.. ~ *°""'"' ~ ... -~ ... .., left. A nice. c.IArn, mild-0.C. coot _.,out .... ...... ~ s.... Don't ...... unt. to no ...... ............ °" .... l'01tl I .. hclfta\. -...-.~ °" TIDIS ._ ........ ICJ1 &M. IA1 ... ... 1J:lt .......... ...... .., ...... Ml .. ... t:Jla.a. ..... ...... . ' Daily Pilot So!vrdcty Febfuory 2, 2002 A3 • Costa Mesa officials have .little campaign money • Only offidal with any cash · Councilman Gary Monahan, who says he won't run again. LoHta Hwper OMV f'llor COSTA MESA -If City Counal m mbers Me planning lengthy political car rs, thctr campaign i.totPmcnts filed Thursday dkl not show It. As required by state Jaw, local pohtk:ians ~ how much money they bokl U\. c1ally d ignated campaign accounts. 1llOle who flJed on tune-Mayor Und4 OlXoo and council members Ubby Cowan and Cbns Steel -Md no gams to roport! Ead\ had a zero bol- anco in the account Council member Karen Robinson and Gary Monahan w re both a day late in filing th it Ital m ntl. It's a trAM· gressjon that is easaly fon;pven. Ctty Clerk Mary E1.Uott said. •Technically, they lire lat , but I don't push them that hard this tune ot year,· Elliott said. Robtn on, who rt"cenUy announced her wnte-in candi· d4cy for a judgeship, dosod her account Wlth a zero balance Th coUDCllwoman did not return CAlls about her report. Monahan, who filed 1ust hours after the deadline. report- ed 4 total of S2.1 ()() He w the onJy council m mber who ~ported any hinds and · the only one who bu announced he W\l1 not nm again All4n Ma.moor, wllo 5illd be ts cons:id nng a run for a roun- c\l tion, opened an olh· cial camp.ugn account Mansoor has y t lo ofbodlly announce Monahan said it is let 1t Slt than dose 1t out to bis candidacy. ·I no reason to close 1t at this pomt. • be said. Mona.ban's move ts not rare. Fonner Counolwoman Arlene Schafer still ha a current acrount wtth th oty from th • 1980s. Her balance is $3,000 "I'm not ri dy to fully soy what my mtentton~ dre. • Mansoor S«ucl • t want to be pre- pared and reddy • Elhott !ilild Mani.oor Wds playing It mart • J le' qettmg recldy. If you ttre 9omq lo make a run tor th~ nJunol, you n t ht 4 ~ 1J pr pMC!d, • C!llioU kl M • < ''° an oolk!cti.ng cdl'Tlpci1yn t·onltl1>11lk r et ny wne. l!Wutt 1d, hut th not hdv to c11S< '' • the• omount untJl OMoher -11 ht> do d !Cid to rw1 Th nexl 1·1~' tum l an Novemhe1. wlwn f>ucun \\ 111 hqht h1 ff•tc.un h ·r " ·i.11 at the d<U MUI 11 ht111cl111I ul 11Ult•r.. will battl for Mc,int1li;111's .&.nd JU· 1hlv Roh111..cm's t•mply •al First Greenlight campaign not tOo costly for both sides Junec...gr.,. DAILY Pllor NEWPORT BEACtl -The Greenllght Comnuu rolleci· ed $42,63-4 tn donation in 2001 , while th opposing Greenbght lmplemcnlahon Commltt e had $60,000 10 receipts, d1l of 1t from th Kou Center Newport. The 1mplementallon com· nuttee 1S the poUbcal enbty ltiat upported developer Tim Strader's bid to add 250,000 squaw feet to the eXJSbng Koll Center near John Wayne Au-port Because the pro1ect' scope sigruficanUy exceeds bm· 1tallons of the city' gen ral plan, the oty' Greenllght law rcqwres the question be put to 16oz.~ 5oz, $ Rm. 'flJ.~°'97 REG. "l4.M a vote of the people In November, voter1 'ildf>d Wlth the ·No on G • tance of the Greenhght Committee. defeebng Slrader's proiect Thursday wc:tS the deadlme for both m lo repon lhe con- tributions they re<"e1ved ldst year lo wag lhe11 respective campaigns. Phtl Arst, spokeslTlc!Jl for the • Ba.:lr •Pk*> • Kidney • Low fit Sllld RE0.'1 ... slow-gTowlh Green Ilg ht Corruruttee behmd lhf: city's Greenhght !;aw. sa.td his group' retiance on mall dondt1ons from indlv1duals affirms 1t.., cause. "It's a mea ure of tht•. degTee of support we hdvt• m the community,• Arst ')did "Greenlight has got w1d.- 9rdSS-rools support.• SCOI IY'S' IMllSo•• FrelhW- 1'he Koll Center w~ the !.Olt> donor to the oppo mg (dffi· JAUgn dS of th Nov 3 r<>porting deddhne Ar t Sdld thdl mor1 lhdn $5,000 of h~ group\ rl>< t>lpto; were used to pay off ck>bt... trom th<> November 20D0 campcttqn tlnd. dlter pending mow thdn 25,000 on the f\.1(-odsun• G hght, dbout 9 000 r~mdllb an 1t M< uunls fhc• rnurit>) hi• 'idld, will h1• 11 .. , .. 1 '"' pullmy oul u Gr••Pnltqhl ll•''' '-lf'ttPr, rf'ld1nmq h'<1c1I c 111111"·110 hfJht -.t>mt• d t>vt•lupm••nl .. 1111rt-i .1nd ot hr.rw10,1 • I ull ltt•ra ng C rei•nlHJhl' 11u"" SlrtHIPI \\••' •1111 111 town Fndd\ tilh•1110011 •lfltl c uuJ<1 not bf• fl •t1C'"h1'(f l•JI I llflllllf'lll ~l ~ ~ farm {llOlm1 Ila n 'so Plmtalioll Crown White • • • • • A4 s..tda); Febnioty 2. 2002 "ILIC SAFm POLICI flW COSTA MESA • Averut of .. AIU; Gr.nd tMft w.n reported tn the llOO blodt ., 10.17 • m. ~· •~Drive: An IUtO theft wu r9P0rttd in ttw 1100 blodc It 8•4t I m Thuftct.y • 'eltvtew R09d: Vlndlltvn w.s reported In the 2900 blodc It 7 27 •m Thu~ • Or-.. Avenue: Grind theft WIS reported In the 2400 block It 7·4' 1.m. Thund~. • IE.Mt Wiiton 5trwt: A vehi- cle burgl•ry wM reported '" tht> 200 block •t 8.SO a.m Thu~ •West 18th Strwt: A tr1ff1C coll"ion 1nvotv1ng injuries was reported 1n the 700 block It • •2 a m Thur1day • EM1 20th Street A~ burglary WIS reported in the 100 block at 9 59 • m Thur\d.ly • 2lfd Strwt: A vehKle bur BRIEflY IN THI NEWS Pwport. pqlice se<~k SUSJX~tro maiJ thi ef NPwport lleach p olice Me loolung tor a man they '>dY took mdil from wvt•rol horn<•., Thun.d..ty dfternoon and humf'cl it tn lh€' O\vne,...· own htH kydrcl Polu 1• n•r e1vt>d fu111 < ntnP r1•1><>rb Thursday. ttll from the• ""m" drett lhl• 4000 blcKk of Htldnc.I WcJy, wh1dl ,., d rond omin1um cornplt•x n(•dr I lodg llosp1wl Thf' tnC'1d1•nt., hdJ>fK.'nt~ ~ w. rwpotttd in the 100 bbk •t 9'.32 a.m ThLtnday NEWPORT BEACH • c..,... Dtt¥s Grand hft war~ In the 4000 blodt at2:14pm ~ • c.....s ~ Drh« An attempted borglaly ~ ~· Id In the 100 blodt at 5:21 p.m ThuNC»y. • ....... Uiftlt: Loud mllSIC WM reported In the 1400 block at 3:46 p.m. Thursdly • MllcAl1Mw '°"'*" ... Md 9onltll CM)'oft Drive: A reek• less driver WM fepof'ted at 3:38 p m Thursday. • MMt Str.et A commerc~ burgilfy was reported In the 300 block at 2;03 p m. Thanday • Selllltiore Drive: A loud J*- ty WM r.ported In the 5200 bk>cJt at 11 54 p m. lhursciq • 14th Strwt: Battery was r~poned '"the 100 blodc •t 8 20pm Thu~y bt>tween 4 and 4 20 p.m .. !>did Newport Bedch Pollce Lt Doug Fle tcher He scud the mon took d "vdn€'ty of mau· from sev- eral homes dnd et 1l on bte 1n the M ed bt>h tnd the homes. The alleged mail thief dnd arsonist is descnbed as d 17-yedl-old white or Latino • mdle weanny a khdlo long- '>IE-evro sturt. blue JectnS anct <"dny my d bldck backpack. Anyone with lllfonnabon 1s dskNI to cdlJ the Newport B<>dch Police Department cJt t<WIJM4-3681 -O..pai Bhar•th MEXICAN RESTAURANT """" ....... .... OU R MlAl S ARC A TRl,P TO MEXICO WETAkE WE SPECIALIZE IN LARGE DI NI NGTOTHE TOGOORDERS NEXT LEVEL! PHONE AHEAD! 296 £. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645·7626 FAMILY CONTINUED FROM A 1 lO the Int mabonal Telecom- muting AdV1S10ry and Coun- cil, i; 1 mmuung Re-new, PC World m gazin.e d AT T. which, 1t must be ack,nowl ged. bds a v ted mt r t Ul th growth and d v loproont of telecommut· mg: • Tel ommuUng nh nces worker productM· ty a mud1 as 22%, decreas- employee turnover and rcduc operating costs; •The elf-reported pro- ductlvit)' unprove m nt of bom -based t leworkers aver g 15%, wh.tJe tele- work-center·based employ- r; ported a 30% u:nprov - menl; • Teleworkers say they work at I a t one hour more per day -eqwvalent to about 250 hours or lX w ks more E'ach year; • 72"-u percent of tele- worke.rs say they get more done a t horn thCUl when m th office: • 5J"o of telcworkers1say thP dhl.lity to work at home IS unport.ant to the11 employ-. CHEER CONTINUED FRO~ A 1 M12 \d1d h e JS going to bYJ><l the dlstnct and tile a compl.unt Wlth the late l o get Ccsllahdn reinstated because '-h(• d<K'Sn't trunk the distnct handlNf the '>llua tmn fairly INDEPENDENT LAND ROVER \ ment choiice1 • 86% ol all AT&T inert• .... r.,n thel .. weft" an advantage ui k..png and altredlng good *°1ploy9el: • 77" of teJeworken are more sadlfled witb their career now than before tele- wotlung1 • 83~ of telework n a.re more Mti.lfied wlth their per- sonal and family lives stnce beginning a lelework AJTangement1 • Employees who tel•· work can save their employ· e.rs St0.000 each in reduced obsenleeisrn and job ret n· tion costs, • Telework can cut corpo- rate real e.state costs by 25% to90%1 • mM U.S. reduced real estate costs by 40% to 60%: • AT&T saves $.1,000 per telewo1ker annua.l.ly1 •AT&T bas saved about S25 mllllon a year m real estate costs through employ- ees who are hill-time tele· workers. · Any busmess that bas the ability lo o1fer telecommut· ing and does not investigate or test its te.asJblllty is throw- ing money down the drain. Telecommuters work more 'bows, are more productive Callahan could not be reached for comment and Prinapal Michael Vossen said be could not comment because 1t is d personnel issue. The soap opera started in late Nove mber, when the cheerleadtng rosters were posted and Callahan tot<J administrators that she h~ OFFERS AND COUNTER-OFFERS PART I The bc1inn1n1 of ncautiatioo 1s ~ ually me end of many month of hard ~ ror lhc buyer or lier The. worl ahead require \kill in order 10 mon11aan 11 \lrona 1Q1tion. Seller can lo c their 1cJvan111c 1r 1hc) do no1 counter an offer 1ha1 a buyet has made. Even if the orenina Oll'cr is hcnea1h what the scllm feel 1 tuM>nablc, it is adv1s1blc for the Milera to ~ with a Uaht rect.ICdGli from the a kins price. The mo'lt lmponant componeat 1n nc1otiatin1 10 d cumnw.nialion. n. haa ~•)' '° hMdte • k.w offer • • Ul ~nter n writb dcnnltc 1crms that arc fa\'Onblo to tho tell«r. A ~OUDler offer h11 IWO ••taps: I) It keept -IMiJen ............... 2) It. "'°"' .... ,..oaiM.oe bwlld 1114 1iwc1 the bu,..r mi. appar1U8i&y IO submit ...... oft'et &Ml tM Miier ii ...... ..., . ...--.,. Lrllilii a.a J~ff ..... 29 • 1c•w,_o1N11-.... 11•ll••F,-..; Pw p lnl••I _...,. or ........ --..... " , and ate happ6er It CbeJr jobl. n.y redut"e omnpeny ~arid ltay Oil tbe )Ob longer be.(aUM t,het.t Job set· ided.ion rate kyrOC.ketL That; in tum. red.uce1 costly company turnover . But. again. th bigge5t oefit 11 to our kids. The Ut· Uest ones can crowl around the Ooor wh.Ue Mom or Dad ii working and older Jdds can get dropped ott and pKked up by a parent. That contact I.I important Parenti, ln turn, get rid of the tug of wat they fight every day as they leave the pl.ace where they should be for the pl.o..ce they'd rather not be. I'd rather not see any more of our tax dollars being put lo use to widen roads that Cill up much loo soon. For proof. Just by to go 6li mph or even 55 mph in any of the carpool Ian.es around the area. many of wtuch were bwlt only m the last few years. Many b.mes dw'ing rush hour, those lanes ate worse than the regular lanes. A couple of weeks ago, one sd.enti t respollSlble for inventing a new personal transportation vehicle said witnessed irregulanties in the judging that distorted the final results. (n response. school admin- istrators and Callahan agr-eed to let all 48 girls who tried out be on the two squads. But that decision was reversed by Vossen. acting on the recornmendabon of an ad hoc committee. Vossen deeded to hold new tryouts lo fill two more spots on both the varsity cl.Od juruor varsity tams. Pracuces resumed, but earlier th.ts week Callahan was ootihed by the memo that she should ·cease her involvement Wlth students on cti5tnct property a.nd dt dis- trict spon ored events.· according to the memo by Lom McCune, assistant superintendent with the Newport-Mesa Unified School Distnct. The m mo, Wlthout men· uorung Callahan by name. goes on to say that "the per- son CWTenUy in the position· ha not had proper back- ground SCTeerung. Mize said requmng a background cheek for Calla · ban after all Uus b..me 15 pre- ~terous ·w ouldn't they know tf he robbed a bank tn the past 13 ye4.l"'S?" she asked mcred· ulously Jaime Castellanos. also a d.lstnct assistant upennten· dent, aid hls office bad received calls from parents concerned about Callahan's future at the school, as well as a tonnes! complaint filed this week by two unnamed par- ents about the entire tryout proc . Mize blames Sherry Kett- ley, who delivered a copy of lhe memo to the cheer roach'• home. lor brtngi.ng Callahan's tunng procedur to the district's attenbo n m th first place Kettley, an ex-pre$1dent ol the booster club whose daughter Kimberley l a ch rle.der. contends h only became mvolved after new booster parents wanted to know bow much authonty they had m terms of biting and firing th ch r coach. •r didn't know beauso I b d never been through thil, • Kettley I01d' •So I said to the dlltrlct, 'How does d1lS WOTkf'• Mike Johnston, a booster m mber whoae doughter Jacky ls a cheetleacti , said while the club as a wbole dld not want lo tee Ce.Uth&n go, lbe baica)Jy got W~t ~ d rved. •She's been there for 1121 yeen. and ~Y knows that lhe wu fly(D9 under tbe tedar,· be said. •aut when &be brcxagbt all lb.is •ttentioo to benelt, they're gatng to tay, 'How can we ~ rid of tbilf- AJtbougb McCune bu only ... wtdl tbil dimk:t fat • few,...... .... takl lt 'W .. tw ~ tbat the blrlDg .......... .,... .... ~ It lbe tcboOl. but cllllrtct ~ Md not --~ ,,.._. ......... c•·tni -. 111c1. ....._ C•iblD ii aee 1 •bid ¢.v:ti ....... .. ,~..,. .... be couJd.o't undentan.d why we Deed• 4,000.pound auto- mobile to tr~ • 150. pound body. But the prob ti deeper than that. The 4,000-pound ve t4k perentl away from lhelt ld<ti Hit device will do that too You are now armed wtth the f CU touting lb advca.n. tag ol telecommuting. It · you wotk. tor tomeo , how th.is to your boss. U you ore a manager. show lb.ts to your boa with a p14n that will help the <lOmpany save mon. ey, incre.ue productlvtty and boost morale. And U you'r e 11 business own r, do you.rscu a huge favor and start a pilot program. You can do som thing or just complain about lbe traJ. Uc ond about hp\V you don't get to see your kids enough ••• High-schoolers can qutth· ty for community service hours by umpui.ng at uttJc• League gam lor the C<>5td Mesa National 1.Jttle LeaguP For more 11\formatlon, call (714) 966-2655 • SftVI SMl1'M K I COSU Meow resident and tr.et.nee writ~ Rffdets IN)' luve. ~ f()( him on the Deity Pilot hotllne at (949) 642-6086 states that a new coach wtll be paid $10 per hour, not thl• $40 to $45 that Callahan Wd' paid. And. to further confuw m1ttters, McCune did th1• district tured and pays Jen· nlfer Cilderman. who I) known as the cheer ad v11,or to be the ~ r coach Ctlderman wd not d\r11I· able for comment While 1t' now up to lhc new boo5te r dub to dl"<1dt• 11 tbey want to fill the pch1t.mn Mize would llke to see mor" attenuon f<>CU.S«>d on whut' be t for the ch rl ad ,.., ·The sad thing is e>vt•f) . body is forgettlng who lht\ •> about,· Miz.c a1d "M\ daughter ITl.lght go out Ito· cbeerJ, her rums and lt•q) may be moving. but her hf'urt is done.• In a conversabon with th1• Ptlot during the contruVl'r.y last year, Callahan dgrN'T ·1 want what' be!.t for t.hf' gu1 . It' no t a JOb I have tn '10 for a ll\tl.ng .. • DMr*w Newnaat cown educltJon. She may be rHCNd •t (949) 574-4221 Ot by e-mail •t ~.~tJmt'S.CDm IN LOV1HG MEMORY NITA Y STALLCUP 1.18.37~.3.01 tt'a been one year 11nce you left us, we miM your cate and concern ror <>theta. your W8l1TI thoughts, llsten11.ng Mr, calming w•ya and "palto(' chata. Lovtng memories forever. your friendt, Klithryn, WiKa & Reilly. KaNn. Bonnie and UndaO. ---. . . ''9f~ L... ___ ,"" ........... ~ 110 P~. eo.ta Meea Ma-e180 t • Doily Pilot SotUrdoY. Febtuoty 2. 2002 AS State budget cuts wOn't cripple Newport-Mesa •Th bulk of th funds that are being cut from the school district' budget had not yet been spent NEWPORT-MESA -Th school dutnct will incur a hit of about $1 mllUon from midyear budget cuts Gov. Brieflt_in THE NEWS Measure W debate to be held Feb. 20 • The Orange County Coast Assn. will ponsor a debate on Measure W, the Great Park 11\Jbdtave, at its FebrudfY meebng lrvme Mayor l...drry Agran, one of the key architects of the Great Park concept, is set to debate fonner Supe~or Bruce Nestande, an outspo,- ken crtbc of th<' uubatave Measure W would rezone the dosed EJ Toro Manne Corps A1r Station to dllow the park to be butlt. It would tnvahdale 1994's Measure A , whlch opened thP <ioor for t1 commerc1dl cllrport at the base The group will host the debate t1t t1 Feb 20 luncheon Both men wtll be glVen l 0 minute for opening state· ments, followed by 15 nun- Cray DaYll is expected to«ign today, but it will not be a death blow, Assbtant Supt. Mike Fine said. . The district will be fairly immune to the $84-4 milhon tn total education cuts, Fine said. utes of questions from the audience and' three minutes for dosing remarks. The debate is scheduled to be beld a.t the Newport Dun~ Waterfront Resort, 1131 Bock Bay Drive. Reservations are reqwred for attendance. Tbey must be made by Feb. 18. lnfonnotion and reservations: (S.9) 660- 8665. Students score well for state awards All ·four Newport-Mesa Urufied School District high i.chools learned Thursday that they have a slew of stu- dents eligible to claim $1 ,000 Governor's Scholars Awards. Newport Harbor High School scored the most. with 163 students eligible. Corona del Mar High School ran a close second with 122. E tancia and Costa Mesa High both have dose to 80 tudents eligible. Gov. Gray DaVlS estab· ·1 thlnk generally K-12 education has come out very good with what the Leglllature recommended,• Fine said. •wtiat they've ended up with doesn't mate- rially change the impact on Newport-Mesa.• Of that Sl-mU.Uoo hlt to the distrtct budget, the biggest blow will come in the form of llsbed the Governor's Scbol- an Award Program tn 2000 to encourag high school stu- dents to study hard and plan for high r education. The St 18-miWon program _ aw~ Sl,000 scholarshlps to runth·, 10th-and l lth- grade students who demon- strate high acadenuc achievement on the Statewide Standardtzed Testing and Reporting exam- inations. As istant Supt Jaune Castellanos said it's a gr9t honor for students to be rec· ognl:zed for achievement on a standardized test. ·it shows they worked hard and achieved, at a hlgh level,• Castellanos said. The schools are now ying the students who may claim the awards -these students must score in the top 10% of their class or top 5% of tu. dents in their grade level stateWlde and hatte attended a public school for a year pn- or to testing. BABY BACKS •.• ~ and Lots of other good stu.ff1 SUPERBOWL PARTY PAKS ~& llllft.Z-~··"" ., • ..,,, A,.,.J . .e;,.,.;,., I.. Cl.aleo11 RMl1111ront 800 D11..it. ~' o..J S11itu "Hi1t"rk HJ,...,. p;, 1on.J ~ >.,,,;,., Gift S/.op . Al1•ting F.-cilit;,. f.,,. ..,, lo 200 c1..,,,,,;,.g C..~rlrortl .,.J a.,J.,.. 21a...oaawLl~A..A..l,c .. .._ 71UM1...0• ICIO.J.a2.'99a • .. ...,, • 111 ·, • energy money-which, whiJ not cut, l$ a mon an rruc v r· ion of wbat was ongmally proposed. OngtnaUy budgeted for about S250 million tatewid • the one-t1me energy block grant has now~ reduced lo about $75 nulllon, and th fust dlbs on those funds will go to the thud-year low-performing SPEECH CONTINUED FROM A 1 forceq. out by econolDlcs. • Ridgeway also rei:fd an e· matl he recei"ed from a 11· descnbed Generabon Xer who supports reasonable d velop· ment Then the mayor chCi!· lenged older people, the •Gret1t Geoerabon. • to come mto th • fold. The mayor could not be reachedforconunentFnddy But by distinguishing between older and younger res· 1dents. the mayor drew hantb words from at least two com- muruty memben "His statf'ments dr<' dn affront lo voters 40 years and older, not just seniors,• srud AN. a spokesman for the Greenhght schoobi program, Fine d. Whil onginally lated to add $720,000 lo distnct cof· I rs, Ftne atd the en rgy funding will probably tum out to b a htllt" less tht1n $200,000. But the I won't have an 1mm dlate effect on dJ tnct opcralton because offiC1al intended to spend the one· Comrruttl'e, th mom opponent to '>OmP. larg<> dPvelopmf"nt" favored by th • ffidyor and Ctty \ounal Rldgewdy h wd his mcWl goal moyor rs to commwucat to 1dents reasons why some deve.lopment IS good and. tbere- fore why the o;Jow-growth Greenllght lrubatave is out of place. 'That wbdbve, ~ m Nov mber 2000. reqUlie dJl elect>on of tbe people to deade 'On any pIOJect la.rge enough to need an amendment to the aty') genera.I pld.n. Rxlgeway' speech comes on the h ls of allegabons by Arst that the oty IS engaging 111 lega.l. but nonethel unf8.IJ'. age cbs- cnnunabon m Its appoinbnent proc for a residents' com- nuttee consulb.ng on the gen· <>raJ plan update Arst has sc.ud the dpphcabon proce» for thctt Did You Know? •That we are a full service nursery with qualified CaJifomia Certified Nursery Professionals and landscape designers. We can meet all of your gardening needs. Come in today to~ Nurseries and let us show you how." NURSERIES, INC. ___ _ lime 1und on d br-rcductJon from con rvetaon effurb alrectdy tak n. The d.1.tnct will be alt ed by other progrom cuts and deferm nt , mcludmg thr e sch.ools that will nu out on the staff bonu• award• pro- gram for thtS year. Flne s~ud. The thr e school> would have qUd.li11ed tn th $25,000 rang ~· di:.crimi.nute!. agamst oldE>r votel"j Another r 1den1. in ctn e· mail :.ent to the• mayor and c:op1C'd to th Dally Pilot. a.bu cnbozed the md~or't. wor~ "&-cause ma.t of those on the wuiancJ group of Gn.'Clllight qui:tliJy dS ruor Cltucrl), 'ovPr 55' is no rCdSOn to smgl th •m out for pe~naJ Ubults, • re!>I· dent Fr4nk Lunbdu<rh wrot~. noting thctt he hdre!> the mayor' ff'ehnq) supporting rctllondJ growth Limbaugh descnbf>d d' • m!>ult1ng. demeamnq dnd dw1.i.1ve· th mdyor., < hdrc.1 c 1enzat1on of •older W( d.lt.tucr n:.idents being IJlS(>0.'1UVf> lo ~,er lamilies. • • ~ ~ COYen Newport Beach She !Ny be rHched at (9ot9) 574.4232 Of by e--ma11 at 1un~ casagra~lat1rrwn com COSTA MESA SANTA ANA 2700 Bristol St. <n4) 1s4-6661 2800 N. Tustin Ave. <n 4) 633-9200 TOM TANAKA, C.C.N.PaO F1owenkle ~ Co9ta Mela Master Nur~rofessional COMPUTE LANDSCAPING • 45 vtAltS EXPEllENCE LICENSE II JOISSJ DRAPERIES • WINDOW COVERINGS BEDDING • TABLE LINENS Add your personal touch with our new nautical patterns that just arrived for 2002! \. A6 Saturday. f'.twcig 2, 2002 • SCR CONTINUED FROM A 1 I Tho~and endowment proj ct includ s th 336: at Argyrol th tc.r, th expotm00 ot the current Second St.dg into a 99-seat multipu.rpcm ce to be renamed the Nlcholas Studio, a remodeling ot the Mawtag lnto the Seg mrom Stage and a com- plex ol offk:m and classrooms with- in the9e bwldmgs. . The growmg fund-raising goal reflects that the first phase of the expansion had •tremendous momentwn.• said ~tic direc- tor David Emm . And with a year dlld a hall left ln the campaign. SCR' l&tders are loolong to deep- en their progr.uns while expaOding lhetrSp.lt:'e lruti8bve to benefit from the campa1~n fund include the Theaters for Young Audiences ~ene . the Educauonal Touring Producbon. the Theater's Discovery Pro)ect. the Young Conservatory 1>roduct1on and Neighborhood Conse!tvdtory scholarships ~s~ The funds will allo aeMI. per- manent endowment for SCR'• majc:i' cmwn!jeiom IO dMll NglUd· m d chengel in tbt eamomy and the climate d supporting founda- tions, the programs will be consis- tently flmded. Now, endowments help SCR comm.Jssions, but support from foundations play • big roae. ·And we want to support the artists. lnc:rease salaries, fees, and to continu lo attract increasing numbers of outstanding artists,• Emmessaid. The programs' leaders plAn lo use the money to help the actors and staff, and also the people who come to watch. Through a free. ticket program with the program series. SCR leaders hope lo attract chUdren who might not otherwise be able to attend a show. ·we· re in a terrific poslboo to do something very. very speoal for Theater's,· Folino said. . -.. a.. wntes 1-tures. She ~be r...:hed at~) 57~ or by e-m.11 at )OCM)9.~timft.com. ' DESIGN CENTER Nf or All Your Decorating Needs!" FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERY •Custom-Made Furniture •Slip Covers •Pa tio Furniture •Draperies. Shades. & Bedspreads 7~~~ AVILA CHICKEN SOUP · . Fresh chicken brorh. chunks of chicken breast, and rice. Garnished wich avocado, cil.lmro and lime Mama's cure.for the flu. Gnat To-Go HERE'S WHAT YOU GET ! OOity Pilat SCR r'9ident Ugh Ung d1rector and comultant Tom Ruzlka ligna. beam before It ll placed at the top of the new addition • c.MG frfVI DM'l'll'l.OT let us show you how you u n qutekly gam greater health. happiness. puce of mind .. and h;we a surplus of energy. Because Yoga Centtr trachers were t1"11ned by a yogi rNster. our classes offer Hatha Yoga stretching oerc1ses uu&ht in an easy. natural w..-y as well H deep meditation and other simP'e techniques for "holding onto" the peace and relnilteon you get from HatN Yoga For one low monthly fff, you may attend as.rM"Y classes per we.8 as you tiloe. Come join us 1t the only Yog1 Cenw- semng Orange County for ~ 31 years. uU (949) 646-1211. FREE DEMONSTRATIONS -lOcJrn & 7 30 pm. w.d., ,_. 6 February doua focus on hewing ~ Yilality and peGCll ol mind Spedll Ok &tllndld-FttlnMy Odf. Emo hi ldlrd,...... -~ gl C*dale "'*'you • IC> tor h'le l!Ulh of date «S E. 17th St .. Cos~ MHa an-T1oh11 ortd ,,...,,. A"'1111n (J Wach ant of Mollwi Mottitt i ICJtc#tW Gold Membership 7 Days per week* s995 Silver Membership Monday thru Thursday* s495 Just like Duffy Boating , simply call (949) 645-6812 ext.119 or stop by our Newport Beach Office. You will receive a Duffy Club Card good through the end of January 2003 ~ • 11• (. Doily Pilot · ........ TOWN • s.rict·~ 10WN items to the o.lty P41ot. llO W. B.y St.. Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646- 4170: or by calling (949) 574-4298. tncJude tht time, date Md lcQtjon of tht ewnt. as well • ~ corrtalCt phone number. A compl9te Hs1fng Is avli!M>le It www.ct.llypllot.com. TODAY A non-cndlt keelbolil daa for women ~ho are not . begin- ning sailors will be offered by the Orange Coast College • School of Salling and Seaman- ship. The three-week course, which will meet from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 9 and Feb. 23 will be taught by women sailors licensed by the Coast Guard. The course will cover the basics of sailing. Cla! will meet at OCC's Sailing Center, · 1801 W. Coast Highway, New- port Beach, and will take place aboard OCC's Catalina 38. Registration costs are $215. (9-49) 645-9412. AutboT Chris Alexander wt1l discuss and sign his book, •creating Extraordinary Joy,• which uncovers the phenomenon of synergy, at 1 p.m . at Borde~ Books, Music & Cafe at South Coast Plaza, \ I I ( H f, I I > 1·., \.,111 l1t'iil lllll li.1ll\ Rabbitt Insurance Agency AlT1U • HOM.EOWNUS • HEALTH ~1l1i} 5ma 19S'1 ~~ -· _ .. .:.. S,r~ 949-631-7740 '41 ow l'Wpon ...... Newport Be.ii (New "-1 HcNpklil) 3333 Bev St.. Costa Mesa. Alexander will teach how to break free from patterns of behavior that cause hurt, guilt and fear. {71-4) 279-8933. A program a..t allOWI Mad.n· toth users to run persof\dl computer programs on their MadntOih computers will be the subject of the Orange Apple Computer Cub's meet- ing from 8 a.m. to 1:15 p,ro. in the Chemistry Building at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview RQad, Costa Mesa. Free for first time visitors. (949) 770-1865 or www.oacc.org. An Internet workshop geared toward beginning-level users will begin at 10 a.m. at the Corona del Mar branch of the Newport Beach Public Ubrary, 420 Marigold Ave. Registration is not necessary. Topics covered will include search engines, key words and security. (949) 717-3801. Future workshops will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Balboa Branch, 100 E. Balboa Blvd .. and 10 a.m. Feb. 16 at the Bal-r. boa Branch and Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. en, stems lntematlonal JWA CONTINUED FROM A 1 an ext n ion plan before the March 5 Great Park election, said James Campbell, the supervisor's chief of 'Staff. , U Measure W passes. the closed El Toro Ma.ri.ne Corps Air Station would be rezoned for a central park, potentially ending the coun· ty's hopes of bwlding dll au - port there. . Under. those conclluons , the county would then tum to John Wayne to handle the expected increases m au travel demand. Campbell said. •tt would be premat\lffl to (agree to an extension J pnor to the elecbon, • Campbell said Fnday. ·u you lock John Wayne m at 9.8 (m1Jllon annual passengers! between now and 2015 and the cur. port for El Toro has been delayed, what are you going to do with the ddditlonal 20 million passengers?· 1Br1~sale · Orchids $500 to $2500 -!nt;~~'L~~ SATURDAY 8-4PM · · 1 OOO's IN STOCK rn:t.1l11a•11;t·'4'1!!11:'•1;f 1&;\1 Newport -..Ch'9 ontr commercial Orchid NurMry -&CA$H 20392 Birch Street • Newport Beach Newport Beach I ad rs are hopmg to leCUJ'e board upproval of a proposal to extend John Wayne' fbght restrictions, which were put m place by a 1985 settlement agree,meot. The agreement placed a cap of 8.• million annual passengers~ 73 dally fughts m the noisiest clas and oth- er luruts. The dty has proposed extending the current lunlts for between tive and 10 years. Tbe"tlroposal, known as Scenario 1, is a modest expansion -four more fbght gates, 1.4 million additional passengers per year and 12 more of the notS1est flights. As ~rt of the envuon- mental andlysis of an exten- sion. Orange County plan- ners also anAlyzed two oth- er, larger expansions of the airport. The lSsue 1s set to go before the board Feb. 26. Newport Beach City Manager Homer Bludau said the city would contirlue to lobby Smith for tus support ·we really want to sit down with Supervisor Srruth ond hear what b has to say: Bludau sa.td. ·u those r.;omments are true. at 1ust lends fore behind what this council LS trying to tell this commuruty, th8t lt isn't easy and at lSJ\'t a done de41 to secure o.n extension.• The extension of the fught restrictions had faced no opposibon until early Janu- ary, when an infiuenllal air- lme trade group cnt1C1zed the county' report and said no extension of the restnc- llOns should occur. The set- tlement deal will explfe at the end of 2005. The Airport Worlung Group has lobbied for a 20· year extension. As the par- nes to the inJuaJ agreement. the city, county. workmg group and Stop Pollulmg Our Newport, dn environ· mental group. must all dgree lo any extension. Campbell saJd he doesn't blame Newport Beach and the work.mg group for trying lo secure the best Saturday, Februoty 2, 2002 A7 . posSlble deal. •They'r doing their )Ob,• Campbell d ·wewoWdn't be domg our job ii we weren't lookln~ out for the entire county.• Snuth and Newport Beach Counalwoman Nor- ma Glover both poke at the work.mg group' annual meeung Wednesday night an Newport Beach. About 200 peopl attended the everung d..um r. which was held at the Tee Room m the dul>- how.e of the Newport Beach Gou Course At thclt meeting, Smith urged voters to help defeat Mea ure W. He didn't dis- cw.s ·the· settlement exteri-. s1on, working group Presi- dent Tom Naughton !i.clld. · "Chuck was addre smg the u11t1cH1ve. • Ndughton sclld ~It would provtde a problem, 1f the 1mt1ative pas ed." • ttllUI Olnton covers the environmem and John Wll'fM I A1rpoft. He may be reached It (949) 764-4330 °' by e-m.JI at paul cl1ntonOl•r1~ com H.J. Garrett Furniture Fine Furniture Since 1960 Full Design Consulting Service A Family Tradition of Providing Strmct and \'aliu • J,111,,_ ~i21fl4L . a."""'i~~ . i . ~ -. .Jd~ 2215 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa (949) 646.0275 Open Mon. chru Sac. I 0 co 6. \un. 12 10 'i I ·AS ~. FebrUcWy 2. 2002 ewport r .Lutheran Church (LLC.A.t 7M.,.,,.. Dr.·~ .... 'Dlldltlonal Lutheran hetof'D...ed .... WonMp ...... wtth Moir Communion ~•:teem CHJLDCAll• AVAJ~U fM9)54 .. 3131 Lllll•llMI@ ... ! ::=:. HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Dlaclpln of Christ) 1401 1.W.. Ave ....,_, le•ctl. CA (Ml) 645·5781 ~Or. 0-. Dirt Gxnmunity Umtt '"1 Ari.-4#., c.... Ma. Smia 1u- K.. <n HJtnJJini Cbrow# CJMllnPt ro,..._'-....,, ·~-J.Fe.10 Mf'CU11J Add.- l 9291_,1t A C.M. S.t. ~ 10.12" l·J '"' r .... .-.. c..,,,_ GtU "'') ~111,,.. ..... tr-... <>ING COtlfr't'S PWCUST sYNAGocM "'(Ol •&•ll•-•Ta.CP IHT9MlfH COIAO AM "'1-.CO.W + -----CIUI W ........ u..uac1.11•m• ,., ... .,, __ ... /949}$41~ .. Newport Cmter United Methodist Oiurch Rev. Cathleen Coors. Pastor 1601 ~rgucritc Aw-. cumtt of Marguerite and San Joaquin Hills RJ. (949) 6#-074S &m Quitt wonhip Stnti.<t lfklm Worship anti Chikirrni ~2J:.~_&l"!f>.Ln-- '0"1n mtttint WttttlJ A Our Lady Queen of Angels 2046 Mar Vuca Drive Ncwpon Beach. California 92660 (949)~200 Fax (949)644-1349 Rn. Monsignof William P. Mc.LauaJ>lin, Putot UTIJRGIES: S.1unt,y. 5 p.rn. [Cantor), Sun<Py. 7·00 (Quicc). 8:30 (C.Onttmporary). 10:00 (Owiir), 11 :JO a.m. {Can ror) and S:OO p.m. (Contcmponry) FIRST CHURCH OF CHRJST. SCIENTIST 3303 Via Uclo Newport 8ear:h 673--1340 c. 673-6150 O\urc::ti lOam• 5 pn. SUnday Sc:'.hool I 0 am Wit ·~1.JOSlll --- SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3100 Po::* View Or Newport~ 644·2617 or 675-4661 ~loam blday Sc:hooi 10 am ••• $ .......... "" •.• .....,_11_ ~-==~ ..... ,.,,,. .... ..-. .,.... ill1lt .... CllilD I ne ""(.llldl tf OrtlliSdllllll • ...... )' ... _ CManhtw 6:.S·I ) • WORSHIP DIRECTORY OuUt Church by the Sea U..1..t Mc.ho.Ii .. 1400 W. &lboa Blvd .. Newpon Be.Kit hSa..a AM~~' , , ..... _ ....... a... ... ~ . tMKW&AllAngdt rao&. v-.. ~bi~ C-..,. M., • 6'4-046J A~<{-......... C--- Ml1..DlltC OCAt MfT1f UMNC 0011Sr ANDSDltlW; OCAt<XJMMf#llTY The Rn'd Pttcr 0. Htvno. Rtaot lbe Friends of the New· port Beach Ubrary will hold a used book saJe in the Fnends Meeting Room at the Centrdl Library from t to 5 p.m: Fri· day for members only. You may join the Friends of the Newport Beach Library by filling out an application al Doily Pilot J Macf• will hcwe a ·super SatwdcSy" sale from 9 a.m. to 9 p.111. today, featuring sav- ing throughout the store on fall and winter clothing for men, women and children. reduced 55% to 75~ ... Safo merchandise for men mC'ludl*\ all fall tllld Wllller sweate~. 5hirts, wts, trousers. spor1 coats, hoes. b and outer- ~-Clothing for wome>n 011 sale mclude fall and wuiter sportswear, suits. dresse.. COdts, robes, sleepwear. brd:. and panties. Children's dolh· ing on sale includes fall dlld winter hollddy dresses, out*'r· wear, sweaters, denun, sl ~P· wear and playwear. Mary·l> t' at Fash1on Island tn N~wpon Beach, and at South COttSI Plaia m Costa Mesa. • IEST IUYS appears Thul'$day\ and S.turdays. Send 1nformat1on to Greer Wyldef at 330 w Bay St Costa M~. CA 92627, or via fax at (949) 646-4170. Only at Our Store in Orange! MEN • WE HA VE YOUR SIZE ~\ ... • •• 1 Ip,. • ,, , .. .. -II 11' u '"' u IT It ... u -•• • •• • • • • •• •• •• --le •• •• •• • •• •• • • •• ~ .A •• le ,. IA -,. IA -. -A • •'-• • ·--IA ,. • •• • • • • • •• 1• •• •• • ... • A •• •• • •• • • •• • • •1• •• 2332 North Tustin Ave. JusJ outsitk T1w Holl of o~ lo tJw riglrl of tlw Wal-Marl Slon, IJJUnd tlw Oliw Carrhn Ratauranl Orange. CA 92865 ( 714) 283-4950 OPUt 1 DAYS A WEaK1 ...... Mo:,~ .... 10..-. to 7Pf" • .., 11---. H...-COle)• .. Id Hot Dlp,er l/4 ,.,__.,, Oki World Sa•....._ Come Int>""" W! --e- s 4~b. Ground Beef Patties s399 E1tra Laa lb. 01 by for a taste CMtk 01t oar Kabobs . . Doily Pilot An >jJJJOrtunity to answer the preskfent's call for volunteer work I n bis Sta of the Uruon h a~Pnasldent hlb M.Jd. •My caU torUght Ii for ev ry Amencan to COOUl'Ul at l t two years. Of 4,000 hours, ov r th rest ol yow liJetim to th rvic of your n ghbors dnd your nation.• t-low are you going to answ r th p id nl' c41l? Some will y th y arc too old or too young to be of r • vice lo their n ig hbon> or nation. Som will say th y bave don th lf rvtc . Oth- en wW claim they are too busy or th y need to Nim a liVl.ng and don't hov" unw ror theu neighbor\ dnd th(• nabon. Get over th exrn and get on With rvtct• to yow neaghbor and nation An hour a w k cclJl mctkt> d dif. ference to a ne1<1hbor and the nation Where do you hnd '>('rvtce opporturutJes, you askl Start with your church, syndgogue or tempi . Moo have loccll service opportunltJ , an out- reoch to the community Penod.Jcally, thf' Dc1lly Ptlot runs a feature uUed •Getting Involved,• which highbghts serv1cf' opt><>rtum- tJ s with the t>nv11onm<'l)I, educauon, h<>t1lth cdre. hC>U!•· mg, the drts dnd d vdncty of soaal IS UPS Pick up th(• phone. mc;ke d utll, hnd out more inJonnat1on ttnd gPt Gettint. INVOLVED • GjTnNG INVOt.VED runs period ICd1Jy 1n the D-.ty Pilot on • rot•lmg bMls If you'd hke 1nfonmt10n on ~ng 'fOl.K orgM11ation to th1i hst call (949) 574-4298 IEADING IY 9 The mentor reachng prcKJrdm S('ek.s volunteer. to redd to stu· dents In k.t.ndergartcn through thud grade. In Cosld Mesa, Pomona EJemE'ntary School, (949) 515-Gqe(), WlutUPr Ele- mentary School. 1949) 515- 6898: Walson El •menlcH) School, (949) 515-6995, tUld New Sbahmar Lccurunq Cen- ter, (949) 646-0396, need ht-Ip in a ttng studen Ul mad- tng, wnung and English Men- Jim de Boom COMMUNITY & CLUBS mvolvcd m serv1ct• to your community cind ndtlon It d n't makt> cl dalf r- eno 11 you are 16 or 70 years old, there is d duld who needs you to h Ip him leclm to read so he can be d uc- ful part or the country 1.0 the future You can help by dondbng one hour d w k to mentor d child. We have some 2,000 chtldren an hrst. second and lhlrd grcides Ul three Weststde M"hools who need mentors. They need you. To volunteer dl Pomona Elementary School, cdll Jill McWbertor at f<l4t11 515- b980: at Wluther Elementclry SC'hool. call Sarah Markel dt 1949) 515-6898: and dt Wil- son l!lementury School, cull Diane Clememen di f'l.491 5 l 5-b9gs, Ext 3209 To vol- unlet>r t1t the Shdllmcir Leumtng Centt•r'<; dlter- ~hool progrdm ctlll Laura tor se5!>1ons mav he ~hf'<luled from 8·30 to 11 10 d m and dfter ..chool. lrom 3 tu Ii p.m. tond<1} throuqh Fndd\ SAVE OUR YOUTH Tht• We ts1de Co Id !\le'd vouth orgaruzatton 1 loolung tor volunteer-, to help credte d po .. tUV{i altE'mdllVC for peo- plp 11 to 23 yed~ old Volun- t<>N"> ttre needed to help tn dH?dS .,uch ti!> boXUlg, '>ports, health, htne s. derob1c-. cJnd actldenuc tulonnq jtl4~11 548- 3255 SCORE The S<•mor Corp'> o! Retired Exe-cut1ve ol.Orange County is eekinq voluntee~ to help mall bus10esS<'S m coun 1- mg and work ho~ 17141 550-73b9. 20% ENTIRE PURCHASE Jobmon at 194 I 646.5797. Or belt r y t, join on of th harbor Cl{ea \ 14 met> clubs. Whll mg of Mee to your n ltlhbor, a.n<l naUon, you can ben ht Ul a doz n dllf f nt wcsy , mclud· Ing m4king n w fn nds. developing n •w busan and h VlnCJ d wbot lot of tun. Ch k OUl a MCf> dub this w k, und lhl• club will buy your first m di for you els you g l t1c:qu111ntl'!d with them. 1lere1 "'previ~w of club m icung for thi week. • M.ONOAY The Newport I ldroor-C'O'\· ta M Laon. Club will m t dt 6:30 p .m at thP Costa MOScl GoU dnd Country Club, wh r • four tudents from N wport lforbor I hgh School will compel<' m the tmnudl Student Speakt.>~ Cont l, !>poru.or(:d hy Laoo's Int mdtJoocll. The 'ttudeot:. were M>lected by pollllccJI saenre m tructor Phll DeAu- gusUno Thi.<. yedr' topac as "Energy -What\ In Thf' Futun•?" Wmrung '>p<>ukc•e:. from the dub levPI w1U go on to COmf)('tl' In the r ~IOOdl dnd dt.,tnc t rnmputJIJon t•nd- tnq di lhP 111ult1plP dl'illlct with wmnmq<. of up tu $18,000 TUESDAY 7:30 a.m.: Tht• 40-mi•mlwr Newport l:Seach Sunru.e "\,- SENIOR MEAU AND SERVICES INC. Volunteers are needed to deliver meals to homebound emor c1t1ze n residing m Co .. td M Sd who drc not ablt> 10 prCJ>dfO th lf own medls and do not hclvt> dnyone to pr J>tirP. m ctls for th<•m A hot lunch 1s delivert'CI t-..tonday throuqh Fndd}' l><'tween 11 a m dnd l p m to the seruor's · ~omc \ onc-ddy·d·week comm1tm(•nt 11> all thdt 1s a ked. Sub'>lltute dnvers di aho nee<lt>d to hll m for regu- ldr dnvc~ f7 l4J BC!4-~77q Support - ·Our SchoQJ~ ... : Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars H A RPl'JR Hh·~l \it t '.1r"' C O TA MESA Rotary Club will meet at Five Crowns R urant 8:30 p .m.: Tb Costa M -Newport Harbor Uon. Club, thf' FtSh Fry Club. will m t at the Costa M Goll and Country Club. WEDNESDAY 7:15 a.m.; Tb 20-member South Coast Metro Rotary Club will m t at the Center Club (www.southcoa.stmetro rotary.org). and the Newport Harbor Kiwanis' Club will m t at the Uruversity Ath- leuc Club . NOOll: The 35-membcr Exchang Club or the Ort1.nge Coast will meet ell the Bah.ta Conntluan Yacht Cfub for a busm meeung e p.m .: The 60·m mber Rotary Club of Newport-Bdl- boa will meet at the Bahld Connlhtan Yacht Club to hear Newport Beach Far<> Ctuer nm Riley (~ newportbolboo.org) THURSDAY 7 p.m .: Tbe 20-plus-mem- ber Costa Mesa-Orangt> Coast Breakfast Laons Club meets at MimJ's Cafe for d business meeting. • Noon: The 50-rriember C'o ta Mesa Kiwanis Club will meet at the HolJday Inn. the Newport Beach·Corond del Mar Kiwarus Club will meet at the Bah1cl Connth1dn Vdchl Club to hear Norris SERVING PEOPLE IN NEED Semng People 10 Need, dlso know as SPlN. is lookmg lor volunteers to help prep.ire !>dck meals for the homeles . assemble hygiene lots, distnb- ute meals and pack up food for preparation. SPlN proVlde'> move-tn costs for housmg, case management and support i.er- Vlces to families ledvtng hel- ters SPIN d1so serve!> d5 fdllU.ly ddVlSOTS or mentors dOd con- ducts workshops on budgeung and more. VJSit SPIN at 2900 Bristol St .. Swte H-106, Costa Mescl. 1714) 751-1101 lr-.ctt of th lrvme Ranch Wat r Dt trict di.scull • Ndt· ural Wa r 1r bn tlt, • lh2 80-member l!xcha.ng Club of N wport Harbor will m I at lh N wport Harbor Nau- lic4J Mu um for o bUSlJl m ung (www.nhexchange club.com1. and th tOO·m m· ber N wport·lrvUle Rotdl'Y Club wl.ll m t at the Irvine Mamou for th pr sentdllon of th N<'wport B ach Fue- man of th Yt'ar award (www.nJrotary.org) . WORTH REPEATING: From Thought for the Day by Greg Kelley of the N wport-Me!>ci lrvine lnterfruth Council ·Reill JOY comes not from Cd or rich or from the pratSe of others. but from doing som thmg worth- while • ;-Wilfred T. GrenJel GIVING AWAY MONEY: The ' w ... ,. 'ewport·M lion will pr • COf1o9JalNfTY • a.a..s IS pub ltshed S.turday\ 1n the O••ly Pilot send yout S«IYl<e tlub's tnffl&ng 1nfonNUon by f•., to (~9) 660· 8667. e ~I to)d<'boome.o/com OI by rNll to 2081 s E Bristol St. Surte 201. ~Pol1 Be.ch. CA 92~\7~ drilint aid· whmcr you're bou"'" ./ Drive dcfcnstvcty ,/ Lock your car doors For a brochure on auto safety, SH me your State Form agent Steven Hill, Agent Lie • OC80618 350 East 17th Street Suite 211 Costa Mesa CA 949-646-9393 l'fAU •AIM A INIUIANC "Eclectic furnishings & accessories from around the globe . ., 20%0 All Furniture! Take an additional 20°/0 Off all nnftnlshed furniture! • 7100 5qU9l'e Foot Showroom • Wide Selectlon of An1shes A Cok>l's • Flwt Woodl such u OreiOll Pine and ..... ,... • ()pa ........ s.t~ 10-:.30 to 6:30 • SUn 11-' ••l11MISIC The INine a.my ThHtr• will present •n .coustic: evening with 8Mlba MU. the Senegafese singer who k futurtd in the soundtrack to the film "Bl.ck Hawk Down," at 8 p.m. toct.y at the theater, 4242 campus Drive, Irvine. S32 or S2S. (949) 8SM607.. Daily Pilot 'Miss Daisy' driven to succeed ., Tom Titus E ven t.f at fll'St you do wc· ceed. why not try, try agatn? lbat's the prevailing mood at the Newp0rt Theatre Arts Cen- ter where a reprise production of Alfred Uhry's • Drtvmg MJ.SS Daisy• is every bit as dramati- cally sabsfyulg, U not more so, as 1t was m its hrst incarnation two years ago al the Costa Mesa C1vtc Playhouse. Director Jack Millis bas reassembled tu.s three-actor cast from the Costa Mesa show and transplanted them onto the Newport stage where, U any- tlung, they're even more consis- tently effecbve m their charac- ten.uttions. The experience with the first version has instilled a warmth and depth in their lnter- THEATER REVIEW Three ways of 'Making It'. at SCR 8y Tom Tltw T he art of •Mak.Ing It.· taking those crucial steps that will advance your career, IS examined from three altemab.ng perspectlves at South Coast Repertory, where the world premiere of Joe Hor- tua's new dramabc comedy is unfoldmg on the Second Stage All three involve the restau- rant busi- ness. A FYI •WHAt: ·Making W •WHERE; South Com Repertory Sec~ Stage, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa •WHEN: 7:45 p.m. Tuesdayl through Fri· ~2and 7:45 p.m. Satu~ and Sundays until Feb. 24 •COST: S27-S51 • CALL: (714) 708-5555 playwnght and tus fiancee meet l}le industry bigwig who could boost his fortunes- tf only he'd read the younger man's play A waiter with actmg ambitions wnthes under the thumb of the restau- rant man- ager who's been there and.back. And two lmmigrant busbo)'I pn1M11t contra ting a.mag of America as the land of oppor· tunlty. And untll the final seen , an extended cllatnbe between the busboys alter everyone else bas gone home, "Making It " crack· Les with th tm.medl.acy of fn1s.. ttated ambitions and an almost pathological need for prof - onal advAJ'\ccment. We.re that fin4Je excised or inserted ln a shorter fonn earl.I lo the play, Hortua's m ge would be Car more effective. Diredor David Emmel •kill· fully tntertwto tm cton with the materlal. elioting aome uceptional performances. par· dcularly from th three petrODI who anchor th ory. JI) Cul·. lum th man c young SEE MAl<IHG MGI A1' THEATER REVIEW pretations th.at enncbes their perfonnances. . "Driving MisJ Daisy• ls tin the still-segregated South of 1948 and travels forward in time to a more enlightened 1973 where r&dsm still exists, but in a more subtle form. Its story IS told by only three voices, with two others supplying unspoken atmospheric support offstage. Miss Dai.sy is a crotchety old Jewish woman whose days of driving her own C4r are over - thanks to her latest accident - but who rails at the thought of having a chauffeur, even . ·though bis expense would be assumed by her grown son, a rising Atlanta businessman. Though she insists he does- n't have a prejudicial bone in ber body, her rapport with the' •colored~ driver (as they were known at that time) ls one of resentment at first sight. Only the latter' cbeerfu.ln and extraordinarily thick skin 111Su.re a conb.nwng relationship -one that's gradually transformed into mutual affection as they learn to depend on one another. Few local actresses are as accomplished as Ten Ciranna. who reprises her feisty Miss Daisy wtth all the tubbom can- tankerousn of her original rendenng, but seems to convey the aging process even more poignantly as she descends into a fragile serullty. Ciranna employs her slight physiC4lity as a contrast to her indomitable will power and impregnable sens of 1mperlority in another lustrous perfonnance garnished by the actre:5s' complet mas- tery of tltE" facial nuance. George Nonnent as Hoke, the a~g. Ullterat black man recruited as her unwelcom chauffeur who becooi her staunch companion -her "best friend: as she prof late ln the play -again demonstrat a seme of endunng moral strength that bolsters his virtual- ly unflappable reserve. To th qualities rs added a rich sense of lroruc humor, whlch eventually melts the old lady's teely facade. The play's Uurd character, the widow's dvtc leader son, is giv- en a fine, rea.llstically textured interpretation by Thom Gilbert, the peacemaker between Daisy SEE DAISY PAGE A15 Prom left. George Norment. Teri CJraam and Thom Gilbert resolve the pr.oblem of a missing can of tuna in "Driving MUI Da.tsy" at the Newport Theatre Arts Center. Hea~· up the Center g Sultry, sassy 'The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas 1 gets set to take on the Costa Mesa stage YOU1190\Mg DMLY N.or M ove over Don Giovanru, Miss Mona has amved As the madam or a Texas whorehouse known as the Ctucken Ranch brothel, she'll be iDCarnated m the form of Ann-Margret for the Orange County Perfomung Art Cente(s run of ·The Beat Uttle Whorehouse 10 Texas" Tuesday through Feb. 10. She'll sing and dance with her entoureg of "girls,• wamung up a show that bas been called controversial an the past. •tn the context of the world m wtuch we live today, tbe show itseU is not a racy show. It' a ~ al fun,• said Center Pr tdent Jerry Mandel. •1t JUSl ao bappen.s to take place in the only entertamment a... al ..... town.• The town Mandel refers to is La G~e. T~ where the real brothel of the same Miil• made bead· Imes lD the '70. when a consumer-aff&UI reporter pub- IWted an expose on the busmen, which eventUally led 10 th local governor ordering the brothel to doM. Ami-Margret wtll play Miu Mona ln "The Belt Utlle Wlaorebo.-bl l'nlll" at tile Orange County Performing Arts Center. Th character of Miss Mona ls bued on real·Ufe madam Edna Milton, who ran the ChicJum Ranch. FIJ'St opened m 18«, it recewed the bUe ol •Best Utile Whorehouse Ul Texas• after a previous madam offered sex in exchange for poultry dunng the OepreaioO. SEE CENTER MGI A15 ·Opera Pacific and Center announCe seasons W hile most of us are lwinglng tnto the MCOnd month of a new year, folks in the theeter and. musac world are looking forwaid '°the fall. which l.s when 1ev rel ot Newport-Mesa's 2002-03 •· aom lt&rt. Tbe Orange County Perf omu.ng Arts Cen• announced ttl 2002·03 Conceit this week. U.ting I lie* al concert ntemblM and IOlo6stl to begin gnk1ng It Ul Novembel'. Opera Padftc reamtly announced that its 2002--03 leUOll, which feetwes three new produc- tJona, will also open in November. The Centers'• lineup iadudel the Guarneri SUi:Dg Quartet on Nov. 71 the Emi1non S«rtng Qua.r. tet Jan. 11, 20031 tbe Tokyo String Quartet wUb ~Ma 1AYinlon on Jan. US, 20031 tbe Pruak Quar· let OG Man:h 13, 20031 the Acade· my di Ancient Muilc wtth Andrew Mana on Apr0 U, 2003: and plaJUll Marc·A.ndre HamiUD OG Mey 8, 2003. AU l*fOrmanc* WW take piece 1n Pounders Hall. Opera P9dllc'l 17tb aeuan wW otter a ma al a.nnan and ftaUan operu. Gaeamo Pucdnl'I •t... Boheme.• one al opera's feworlllle. WW begin tbe 1M10D Nov . .S.10, Mourt'I ·The~ fNID .... Ser~· Wiii ... Jan. 21 '° .. 2003. IUdmd ....._, ·smo •• • wW be Nged M . 25 to Miida 2. 2003. anc1 oa.ppe v.tdl) ·o Daily Pilot Sauday, Febtuory 2, 2002 A 11 Barak addresses Neu;port-Mesa on war and peace Elllld..,.,prtmemin- llter ol. IJritel from 1999 to 2001, came lo New- port Beech this w k at the tnvitadon ol bbbl Mark MOW ol Temple Bat Vahm. Barak accepted the invitation to addre9I the Newport-Mesa community u part ol lhe Norman Schiff Scholar Seri spomored by Miller's congre- gadon in Newport Beach. 1be 10th prim minist r of Israel entered the Bat Vahm sancfuary u the fuU house quieted. Secret Service . agents in busin suits, ear- pieces villble, look trategic positions on the pulpit. Secu- rity agents searched the punes of patrons, eJectroruc wands scanned the torsos or all wbo entered. 1bele are the bmes in which we live. The politics and the players in the arena of Middle Eastern affairs are nothing I than the center of the global vortex. As Americans, our destiny 1S mextrlcabty tied, like 1t or not, to the events that bave haped tbe We of Ehud Barak. He came to hare h~ story. Standing 6-feet-5, and sporting a long gray beard resembling the tradJbons of Jewish men of centunes past. the erudite Miller mtro- duced Barak. Miller. dre sed ma dark charcoal<olored. three button d 1gner suit that firmly placed the host m the 21st Century, made remarks pointed, Wlth both humor and honor. at the priVllege of welcorrung a world'leader to his sanctudry and the community The soldier-statesman Barak. born February 12, 1942 on a kibbutz founded by tus imnugrant parents near the ld>anese-1 raell border, enhsted in the lsrdelt Anny at age 17 By 1972, Barak was a member of an elite commando urut 1clDd led the uccesstul stomung of a Belgian airliner hijacked by Palestiruan guemlla at Tel AVIV airport. Then Ill t 973. dJsgw.sed as a woman carry- ing a purse loaded Wlth explosives, Barak rotdhated agaJ.n.St a Palesbruan force responsible for murdenng Israeli al41etes at the Muruch Olympic gam . • U sorneon had told me as a young man that the world would st111 be facing terror 37 yean later, I would not have believed it,· said Barak, whose Hebrew name 1S transla&ed as "lightning.· lsrael'a most decorated soldier, with a master' degree from Stanford Uru- verstty, rebred as army duel of staff in 1995 and joined the Labor Party under then Prune Minister Vitzbak Rabin. The assassination of Rabin in 1995 put Barak on B.W. Cook THE CROWD the path of nabonal leader- hip. At the apex of his career. Barak JOmed former Pres. Bill Cllnton at Camp David in an attempt to reach a peaceful negobabon of dJf- ferences Wlth the PaJ~b.ru ans led by Yassir Arafat. The failure of the negobabon contnbuted to the violence that has escalated at an alarming rate over the past 18 months. Barak addressed the events of Sept t t m Amen- ca. and the1r releitlon to the conllllwng violence m his nallon "The world has been cha.nged forever.· he told his sllent audJence "It as reality. We must face 11 Everyth.Ulg we hold dedf; freedom. liber- ty. the sancbty of human Lue, ha.i. been violated.· Barak conttnued Wllh alamung words, "The terror- 1Sts wtU ~ tolen nuclear or blolog1cal anns if they can After 9-1 t . nothtng will be regarded as not possible.· The soldier-tatesmcm shared tru. JOY over becommg a fll'St-tunf:' grandfather of a male chl.ld born to one of hlS two grown daughters. Stat· mg his love for Amenca, and lond memones of tus youth pent m Palo AJto as a young mamed student wtth 1nlan1 children m tow, Barak stated. • Arnenca 1S not hated because of her support for 1 rael. and WceWlSe, Israel is not h1tted for her relabonsh1p with Amenca. lsraeJ 1S hated because she 1S an outpost of democracy surrounded by a backwater of avilizauon thdt is predominately poor, uned- ucated. and unwilling to come Ullo We Ul the 21 t Century .• Pra.wng President George W. Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney and the cabinet. Barak drew applause from the assemblage. • rve known Cheney and Race for 10 yellfl, Powell for 20 years. and I'm here to tell you that Amenca and the freedom-loving world are in the best possible hands.• Barak added that among other important rru.lltary con- sequences, a bghter control of international money must be put in place to stop the money laundenng that sup- ports tenor. ·Freedom-loV\ng people must act not by the book but out of the box. To wm thf:' WM on terror, our eye mu.,t be open. our rrund mu~t bta free from <fogmd ttnd C'On· venbonaJ wisdom m order tu put an end to terror.· he S&d Ba.rak's neady two-hour addres foUowed d pnvdte d.lnner re<'epbon hosted by commuruty patron support· ing tu.s appearanC'e 10 New· port Beach. The 59-yecu~old lettder dJscussed the polttJcal ramih· cabons of involvf:'ment by Syria. Iraq, Iran. the Phlbp- pmes and other nobons WlU' b to terror In very prdg- ma bc terms, Barak told the crowd that, "Ther can be no tabtl.lty 10 the world until terror 1s elimmclted. • His Vtew concerning the . (§/. CONSIGN • DESIGN °"""'1 fwrtb""'61 for'°"' 1to.w Cottage • Shabby Chic • Traditional Style Designer fabrics & Accessories F Wee Slip Covered Sofa. (2) Chain, A Coffee Table $1 ,475 ...,..-Nll)W U>lmD• (may be separalely) future of I rctel and Pafo tuw Wd l"'<{u.UJy pragmclllc "Th re mlL'>I be two ~ldtt•.., for two 11alloru. l!>rtlel mw.I hdVC d ~(' and prolf"C'tC>(I horder. und 1 ... rdell'• mu'' frt>t> ou~lve ol the burden of rulJng the Palestm1cm Jerusdl m will not be !><l('n - hced m the pron..,., • h1• '>ldt- Pd uneqwvocdll\' FoUowmq the dddrcv. Rtlbb1 f\ hUer 4ut•.,11on~I Bdrcl k on tht• tnlrdnsagt•nce ol .\rdh hatrnd fm l~rdt•I ·\'\'hen f\ l u.!.ltm c hlldn.•n · dre lduqht to hdlP l'>tclf'I how · will tht• C} <It• ot \. tolenc ,. P\PI l'nd7" d'>ked '-lilll'r Bdrttk WclXed phlJosoptu - < t1I m rt''>J>On.,t•. "There .., much C'hctnCJ(' thclt net!<lc; to occur We dre u paUt.>nl JX>Ople S.uak !Mlld. ·we hclVe wtUted thou~nds ol y£>t11' tor peace • .CoA )l! Ehud Barak, center, ls WTOunded by Newport Coast resi- dents Gina and Jacob Rabinovich and their children al a communJty forum held ln the couple' estate. Barak. the l oth prune m.lnhter of Israel, poke Tu~ay at Temple Bat Vabm. Left: Barak with Wendy and Rabbi Mark Miller al a ewport Beach reception. (,m ..,.., dnd patrons of tht· 1>wnt Jotned the former prune rrurush•r cllld Rabh1 Miller dnd wtlo Wendy, <1'> ho ... ts Jacob ud Glna Rabi- novich ripen •d lht>1r ltdhun villd on tht-Ncwpurt COd'>I for ttn rill<?r·E'Vtmt rt.-.cepUon dncl dt·~'>f.>rt Somf:' 100 Nt.'w- purt-~le...a dCtlV!!>t mclucl- mq honorary t hd1rmun ol the eH1nt Arthur Yelsey dlld tus wife Karen, Wllll4llll dnd Michele KleJn, Ygat and hella Son nshlne Wllllam and Carolyn Klein. Jim and Ellyne Warww Jeffrey ;and Debbie Margolis Joel Rubenstein. Steve and Jill Edwards, Edward and Leslea Mlller. Jonathan and haryo Grant. Winnie Vo dnd EIUot Mercer. hared comment dnd coff<"e over d~ rt calered dlld undt>r- wntten by th(• Turnip Ro e lmpre ive powerfuJ dnd poignant wt1s Barak·s dddi" to Ne'"'J>Orl Redch. Yet m thts columna t ~ opm- 1on, two elemenl!t w ~re nu - mg. Fmit th re were no dts- ru ion~ of ~sable '°luuoru. to I rael' ongomg truggle with th Pal lll\lan people beyond the need for two nations and secur bord rs. Second, there were onJy a hdndful ol nnn·J•'''' Ill the dUchen<"l' Peacf:' in lht> llddle Ed~t dnd thE• Pnd lo world terror w1U nevt•r ht> lct'lllnCJ w1lhuu1 d re<.olutaun to Pal• l1nldn dnger thdt hd., qrown ovw morl' thdn lhn f> qPni>rut1ons resulting trom the t <14 8 nf•· dbOn ol hruel \\t'h1le c,tronq l>ordt'r-. dnd mililclr)' rrughl cHP ''''t•ntl<ll -dt l~clst tor no'"· lru~ cJnd lu~lmg pecJC(' only 1•iusts in a world of -,harl'd opportunal\·, culturdl f:'Xc-hange. 1~onmruc cllld cw1C" vahchty. l..d Uy. hen• in Am nrd an N •wport Beuch, an free and prosperou~ and enlightened temtof). whc)( doe' 11 <,ciy about d commuruty that doe-; not tum out m md .., to "'11- ncs an addres b y d world ledd r who role r an and will eff P.ct all of our live 1 The fdllure of d tree soo- ety of dlverg •nt \.1ews. bdck· ground., dnd lo\alllr. to come togl•thpr in peacetul urroundmq is un m<licauon of wh~ mclilkind C"<tnnot or will "not s k JM"det~ in tht.• t-.llddle Ed'>t, the fdr Ed.,I or Ea.!.t LA •THI a-owo ~pHr\ Thu~ •nd ~turdays MEPHISRJM THE WORLD,S F1NEST WALKIG SHOES ·cto eout SALE on now! Mon-Sut 10·6. un 10-5 1727 \\'estclitr Orht. "port Bneb. CA 92660 949-642-FEET (3338) .. . . Al2 SoMdoy. F!bruary 2. 2002 AFRl IOUIS -through MAn:h 15 at 151 B. Cout Highway 1n Newport Beach. The museum ii open from 10 o.rn. to s p.m. 'JUes. day through widay. Pree. (949) 67s.8915. 'VIII LI fUICI' SPICllL 'FUNNY LADIES' MSK COUNTING ON THE COUN1' lb~ Count Batie Orchettia will bring tts beg band IOWld to the Or41\ge County Perfonn· lng Arts Center at 8 p.m. today os part of the Padfic Sympbo. ny Otchestra PopS sertes. The Center Is at 600 Thwn Center Drtve, 'Costa Mesa. $2.S-$'17. (714) 755·5788. The women behmd some ol the funniest c.bo.r. in the comics wW talk bout their •stnppmg• at 7 p.m Thursday dunng •Funny Ladles: Women Who Write the Con:W::s• In th Newport Beclch Central Ubrary's Frien~ Meeting Room. The program will fea- twe a free I0'0t!nlng of a 46- minute documentary 1:1bout some of America' most popu- lar women cartoonists. The hbrary is at 1000 Avocado Ave Free. (949) 717-3801 BEATING OUT RHYTHM SamulNon. a musical percus-.. s100 quartet from Korea, will perform at 7 p.m. Feb. 10 at the lrvlne &rclay Theatre, 4242 campus Drive, Irvine. $25-$.12. (949) 8S4-C646. De....._.. ...... Players wW PftMDI •Viva ORCHID FEST La Pnace ••• coecert .................. by AICb South Coast Plaza will host its annual Fesonation of OrchJds International Show and Sal from Thursday to Feb. 10 at the Crate & Barrel/Macy Home Store Wmg. 3333 Bear SL, Cos- t.a Mesa. Hour& ClJ'O 10 a.m. to 9 p.m Thunday and Fnday. I 0 d.m. to 7 pm. Feb. 9 and 11 d.m to 6.30 p.m. Fe b. 10. Free ddJn.lsgon (7 14) 964-3265. THE WOlf HOWlS Prokofiev's ·Peter and the wou· will be played along with a Beach Boys medley at 10 and 11:30 a.m. today dur- ing a Padflc Symphony Orchestra Family Concert llt lhe Orange County Perlorm- in g Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. $8-$17. (714) 755-5788. COmpoMn M Prw-ola Coupertn D41 Pierre Pono at 4 p.in. Feb. lt at tlle Newport Harbor Lutbern Cbardl.. 791 Do¥W Drhe, Newport Beach. S12 or SlO. (714) 970-aMS. , ACROBATIC FEATS The Pekmg Acrobats will pcr- lonn dt 8 p.m. Fnday dt Orange \oost College's Robert B Mcxm• Theatre, 2701 Fauview ROdd, C06ta MCSd The troupe ronsists of 26 of C hina'" m<l6t glfted tumblers, contortJorusts, Jugglers, cycllsts, gymnasts and musa - oarn $1 4-$27 (7 14) 412-5880 'TAROT ANO LOVE' Borders Boob . M usic & C dfe Wlll host d free serrundl t.Jtled "The Tarot and Love· dt 1 p m Feh. 9 at 3333 Bedf St , Costd Mcsct. (7 141 279-8933t HOT YACHTS The Nrwport I ldrbor Nauh - cal Museum wall present Gary MlltJmor~·., "H ot Yachts, OC'ed n Rc1c ers r rom Topsaili. to l\1rbo • <>xhabil of 25 ongtndl yctcht pamtangi. - wtth photogrdp~ dncl models JAZZY JANE Vocalist Jane Monhelt will perform through Sunday at the Orelllge County Perform- mg Arts C enter, 600 Town Center Dnve. Costa Mesa. as part or t.tte 2001-02 Jazz Club senes m Foundeis Hall. Show tunes are 7 :30 and 9:30 p.m. today, and 7 p.m. Sunday. 546 or $.19. (714) 740-7878. UNDERLINE THIS Ne wport Beach-based Red- hne5 will perform at 8 p.m. today with Dishwalla at the G alaxy Concert Theatre, 3503 S Harbor Blvd. Santa Ana. $10. (714) 957-0600 BAABAMAAL The Irvine Barclay Theatre w llJ pre ·ent an acoustic everung wtth Baaba Maal. the Senegalese singer who is fea- tured in the soundtrack to the hlm ·Black Hawk Down.• at 8 p.m today at the theater. 4242 Campus Drive. Irvine. $32 or $25. (949) 8S4-4607. TMACS QUAllTET Mmdm Pbilippov will appear with the 1&kaa Quartet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Irvine Bar· clay Theftre. The perfor- mance, whlch will include music by Beethoven and Rav- el, is co-sponsored by th~ Laguna Cbamber Music Soci- ety and the Philharmonic Sod· ety ol Orange County. The Barclay is at 42'2 Campus Dnve, lMne. $2().$29. (949) 553-2422 or (949) 2'9--2404. HAWMAN SNIT •MeJe 'Hula.• a celebraboo ol Hawaiian 900g and spirit. will take the stage at 5 and 8:30 'p.m. Feb. 9 at the llVine Bo.rday Theatre, 42A2 Campus Drive. IJvtne. $24-$29. (949) 8.st-4646. VALENTINE'S TUNES The UC lrvtne Chamber Singers will perform a Valen- tine's concert at 8 p.m. Feb. 14 at Winifred Smith Hall. The campus is at the intersec- tion of Campus and Universi· • sd do shoes ' ur new prlng collection bu arrived! 5bcS ~ 12 In a gittt lcctk>o of wldlh1. lndUclaa JI.ml and qW.d.. Sec the latcst styles from to M UCCI, Van EJ and IW'aFnJ of Fkftna: In a tcd boutlquc-Uke atmoepherc, plus unJquc handbags and ICCCllOl'les. • COfD• IM MM',._. "'----'•1•1 .(wfll _. . MP-7ZI· .. ty drives. $10. (949) 824-2787. P£Rf'ECT HARMONY 1be Masters of Harmony wW present a concert of a cappella music at 8 p.m. Feb. 16 aJ. Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $23-$29. (714) 432-5880. MUSIC AT THE .ANNEX Musical acti perform at 5 p.m. Sundays at .the Pierce Street Annex. 330 17th St.. Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 646-8500. MUSIC AT THE GRILL 1be Bluewater Grill offers bve musk: on Friday and Saturday nights. Greg Morgan, Nick Peper and Kelly Gordien (known as MPG) will perform classic rock. R&B and swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays. MaIVin Gre- gory and MPG wW perform classic rock. swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturday Free ac:tmlsm.on. (714) 435-4033. WEEKEND BLUES Anthony's Riverboat Resldu- ranl in Newport Beach will present The Balboa Blu on Friday and Saturday , . • Ooity Pilat eveniDQI and Sunday after· three orang•, tOday at noom. Tbe program will IM· WlnJlred sauth Hall at the wr. ~ ud c:1uaic rock campus. comer ol Campus t'OI* few dining and danciDg. and Univ•raJty dnves iil Anthony's 11 at 151 B. Coast Irvine. Performances wW be '-'""hway. (949) 673·3-ClS. ot 2 and 8 p.m. today. S7-St5. • ...,, (949) 82A-2787. ~~~ 'COMEDY OFEMORS' • ~act. perfonDI al 9 p.m. •The Com~y ~~ Enon, Carmelo's JUs.o Sbakespeares 1in1 comedy, Saturdays at · wW be performed through toran~ ct!~Solc> ~: Sunday ot Orange Coo.st Col· :%t Km Sanders' l*forms lege's Orama Lab, 2701 cl"'lk»' a.meoco tunel at ?:30 Fairview Road, Costa ,Mesa. m. n..clays and Sundays. Staged by the college• th~· ~-(949) 675-1922. ater department, the play Will · be taged at 8 p.m. today, and SATURDAY NIGHT RU 2 p.m. Sunday. Free. but Gerald lshlba.s.tii and the donations appreciated. (114) Stone Bridge Band play rock 432·5880. and R&B at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place Hotel's nt- anon Lounge, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. f!ree. (949) .t76-2001. · SENOR aN'T'ER AmRNOON A seven-p1ece group plays big band tunes from 1 :30 to 3:30 p.m. Fridays at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar· guerite Ave .. Corona del Mar. M . (949) 644-3244. . STAGE 'THE SCHOOL FOR WIVES' South Coast Repertory will present Moliere's •The School For Wives• through Feb. 1 O. Performances will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturday and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m . Sunday. SCR is at 655 Town <:enter Drive. $19-- $52. (714) 108-5555. 'MAKING fT' Joe Hortua's "Ma.kmg W will play through Feb. 24 at South Coast Repertory. Perfor- mances will be held at 7:45 p m. Tuesday through Sun- day, with matmees at 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Set in a trendy Manhattan restaurant, the play reflects on money, power and the American dream. SCR ls at 655 Town Center Dnve. $27·$51. (714) 708-5555. 'LOVE Of THREE ORANGES' UC ll'Vllle will present the final two performances of ·Love or Three Oranges.• Conte Carlo Gozu's fantasy lauy ta.le about a melancholy prince who falls in love with HAMLET DONE FUNNY UC Irvine' Stage 2 will pre- sent JanU5% Glowacld's •fort· i.nbras Gets Drunk• today and Thursday through Feb. 9. The comedy, which parallels and manipulates Shake· spea.re's •Hamlet.• will be staged at 8 p.m. on each day, with 2 p.m. mal1n today and Feb. 9. t.JCI is at the cor- ner of Campus and Universj- ty driv~ In lrvllle. S9. (949) 824-4259.· •souND OF MUSIC' 1\ilogy Playhouse will pre- sent Rodgen and Hammer- stein's •The Sound of Music· Crom Friday tbtough March 3 at 2930 Brhtol St .. Bwldlng C- 106, Costa Mesa Perfor- mances will be at 7:30 p.m. Fnday and Saturday evenings. and 5 p.m. Satur- days and Sundays. $17 or $15. (714) 957-3347. Ext. 1 THEYRE THE '8E5r Ann-Margret will tar Tues- day through Peb 10 ln the towing revtval of ·The Best l..lttle Whorehouse 10 Texas• at the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center. The musical tells the Lale of Miss Mona's C hicken Ranch brothel, a place IJl danger of closing when a punlarucal lV reporter cb.scovers it. Per- formances will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday to Friday, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday. and 2 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. The Center ts at 600 Town Center Dnve. Costa Mesa. $27 50-$64.50 (714) 556-2787. SEE HOURS PAGE A 13 • * Doity Pilot HOURS . CONTINUED FROM A12 JOSUlH AHO HtS COAT • JOMph and the Amazing Tecbrucolor Dreamcoat • will be ~ted Friday through Feb. 24 by the Newport Beach Theatre · Company. Petfonnances wW be h Id 7:30 p.m. Fnday and Satur- day and 2 p.m. Sunday at th Uncoln Multipurpose Room, 3103 Pacific View, Corona del ~.$8-$10. (94.9~ 759·1<M6. 'MnROPOIJTAN OPERAS' •Metropolitan Operu,• a col- lection of short plays by Joseph Pmtauro, will be staged Feb. 9-17 at Orange Coast Colleg '• Drama Lab StudJo, 2701 · FAU'Vlew Road. Costa Mesa. The production, put on by OCC's Repertory Theatre Company, 1S recom- mt>nded for mature audi- ences. Performances will be at 8 p m. Saturday and 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday Sb an ddvance, ~ a l the door. (714) 432-5640, Ext. 1. 'LOBBY HERO' South Coast Repertory w1U present Kenneth Lonergan\ "Lobby Hero• from Feb 15 through March 24 on the Mamstage, 655 Town Center Dnve, Costa Mesa The com· , DA'fEBOOK . edy ii about a night watch- man who gees lnvolved 10 a murder cue. S27-S52. (714) 106-5555. llT man, taken in locations around the globe. WW be on d.ltplay at Newport Beach Caty Hall through Peb. 28 1be pubUc ii invited lo view the ublbit from 9 a m . unW S . p.m. Monday through Frii:lay LR. MT a KARAOKE Newport Beech City Hall is at •Lee Bul: Live Forever,· an 3300 Ne~_rt Blvd Free. i.nsta.IJatlon by Korean artist (949) 717-~ Lee Dul ronsi.sb.ng of . video >- and three karaoke boot.hi, CRYSTAL COVE will be exhlbUed through •Crystal Cove Photographs,• May Sat the Orange County a collection of photographic Museum of Art, 850 San 4rt by John Conn U and Clemente Dnve, Newport Meriam Braselle, will be on Beach. Museum hours aJ:e 1 t display through Feb 28 at th a m. to 5 p m. Tuesday 1 Newport Beach Central through Sunday. S5 for ··'Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave adults, 5' for seniOfli and stu· Free. (949) 717-3870. dents, and free for members and chaldren younger than 16. (949) 759-1122. COSTA MESA ART "Painters of Costa Mesd, • a show by 10 Co ta Me!. a QLAYA EXHIBfT atllsll, will be on display The Orange County Museum through March 15 at the ol Art will present the work of Robert Moodavt Wine a.nd pamter, photographer, sculp-Food Center, 1570 Scenic tor, pnntmaker and poet Ave., Costa Mesa. The Cen· E · M C 1 ter Ls open 9 a.m. Lo 4:30 p .m onque artmez e aya Monday through Fnday through Sunday dt the muse· Free. (71 4) 327-8300 um, 850 Scln Clemente Onve, . Newport Beach Museum GATHERJNG UGHT hours dfe 11 d m to 5 p.m. "Gathenng Light,· an exlubit Tuesdcly through Sunday S5 of photographs by R1chard for adults, S4 for ~ruors and Ross. wtJJ be on dtspla> studen~. free for members through March 31 at the and chlldren younger than Orange County Museum of 16. (949) 759-1122 Art, 850 San Clemente DnvP, Newport Beach Museum HARTMAN PHOTOS hows are 11 a m to 5 p m Photogrdphs by nacy Hart· Tuesday through Sunddy $5 for adults, $4 for niors and students, free for m mbera and chUdr n youn r than 16. (949) 759-11 22. AUDIENCE OftEAMS ·The Dream of the AudJ- ence, • a coUedlon of works by late artist Th resa Hak Kyung Cha, will be on di.s- play through March 10 at UC lmne's Beall Center for Art and Technology, at the campus, comer of Uruversity and Campw; dnv . Beall Center hours are noon to S p m. Tuesday th.rough Sun- day and noon to 8 p m Thursday. Free. (S..9) 824- 2787. .. ART WORKSHOPS Newport Beach Cominumty Services will present a Drciw- lng and Pamtang work.shop en es on Wt>dnesdays through March 6 from t 0 a.m. to 12.30 pm at the Vince Jorgen en center. 2005 Dover Dnve, Newport B dch Muna Sharon Stein will lead the se tons $66 or $71 for the sen (949) 6'4·3151 DANCE DANCE FEST The Orange County P •rfonn· ang Arts ('enter wtll present its lnvttal.tonal Dan e Festtvdl from 3 30 to 5 p m and from 6·30 to 9 p.m Sunddy di His & Hers Lingerie Bachelorette Party Supplies Books, Games, Nove1ties Best Selection of Toys • Videos From $5.95 DVD Sale $9 .95 HOW MANY VALENTINES COME WITH A WARRANTY? 'i' , BOLBX ............ -.... C..itW-.--__ .,,.,.... __ ,_,,._,. . . . . • Wine Cabinet or Kitchen Island Buffet Wine Cabinet hoi locking glou door, l'OOfTI for 30 bottles ond o draww for "°'099' • I r:1-0-01-0-F-f:-rvAT1e:s 5AvTPEaALI I 70 I ~25°/o OFF I I - Purchase 1 .,.~ .. ._.. .... ..., ..... n.. I • .._... ,,,_.,.Ol .... ~i.--. .. MOI I -......... 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Tango da.tang 15 offered from 12-1?, operung th Oronge County p rform.mg Arts Cen· 8 p.m. to t 2:30 a.m on the ter's 2002 Dance Season The''' fmt Saturday of each month Center lS et 600 Town Center at Dansc ne Studio, 2980 Drive, Costa Mesa Perfor-McClmtock Way, Costa mane will beat 8 pm. Tues-M · (714) 641-8688. day to Saturday and 2 p m Saturday d.nd Sund4y A pre· llDS vt w talk will be giv n one hour before Pach perfor- mance. with the Feb 15 pre- view s1g n-laoguage mter· preted $20-$75 (714} 556· 2787 SENIOR BAUROOM Ballroom danong to the mu 1c ot+ the Ray Robbms Combo b offered from 7 .30 to 10 30 pm Tuesdays at Costa Mesa Seruor Center, 695 W 19th St. SJ (949) 6-45-2356 DANSCENE·STUOtO Ballroomddllang is offered at 8 pm on the lust Fnday of ecich month dt Donscene Studlo, 2980 ~kOJ.ntock Way, C<>!.ta LILLY'S· P.U~E "Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse,• a Lory about a l.tttle mouse's adventur di school. will be performed dl 7 30 p m Fnday tit the lrvlne Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campla Dnve, lrvme. The how t<> based on the books by K f'Vlll Henkes Sl t- $13 (949) 854-4646 STARLIGHT STORIES CbtldTen 1 to 7 are mvtted to partlo pdtP m ~ngs and fin- ger pupfWl plays at 7 p.m Monddyo; di the Costa Mesa ubrctry 1855 Park Ave (S..9) 6"46·8845 I FREE 1:111\ I. G A-•lt~.t ;, Ill• 8inlutu"4° for f,.l>ruory. c-U. lo Ellt•r. Drotein1t Thun. Ff'bn1t.•ry I I. 1~00,,,.. •. "lfo Pwrrlu.Mo ''"~"'-'Y· + Ex/Jf'rt )t>tcf'/ry Rl'poir + Cwtom Dl'litfn~ + Wl"/ff' Sf.'lution of Loo•• Dianwrul. + I IK 6: 181\ Gold )'1C.-lry • P•am I: w....,01N1 + S ilrer & Co1llUfU' Jrtr«>lry ·+ ·tc"Ororald Cry11al Cf/b • Cf'mololfiMt• + A.pp,..;,,,,.. • IJ'a.1t'hf'1 & Watd1 R• Just-in time for Valentines! 25°/o OFF Our alent·ne • nt r ollection ~HARLES H. BARR . ' - Al4 s..doy. f9bnar 2, 2002 .. Heading into a 'Power Play' Educational touring production at SCR helps teach child.fen about conserving energy. A sit an average child where electricity comes from and that child will likely say •the fight switch." Ask an above.average child where electridty comes from and the answer will probably be •the sun.• Past interviews and ques- tion-answer sessions about electricity with children have yielded such answen. In a time or ~ergy crises and commerd.als that urge view- ers to nex the.It power, lead- ers at South Coast Repertory undentand the need to edu-· cate cblldren about conserv- mg energy. But ln a tbeatncal way. called •Power Play,• Uus year's Educational Touring Production ls a musical about · a teenager named Alex who learns where electricity comes from, bow it gets to . · people's homes and why it needs to be conserved. Directed by John-David . Keller, the veteran ctirectm' ol SCR'I annual producbon ol .The Ouistmas Carol.. the show features some returning cut members from Jut year's educaticMJ touring 6how •Bad Water Blues" and can be booked by ICbools In Orange or Loi Angeles counties. •Sometimes it's in the auditorium. gym. sometimes Lt's outside, sometimes it's aaoss the way at the YMCA or the multipurpose room (of schools),• said actor and Cos- ta Mesa resident J oe Alan . •Last year we did 200 shows. . It'• just a matter of keeping it fresh every time.• •Power Ptay• premiered at SCR on Monday. New- port-Mesa schools slated to host the show include New- port HeJghts Elementary (Feb 15), East.bluff Elemen- tary (Feb. 28), Newport Ele- mentary (March 1) and Whit- tier Elementary (March 19). For schools unable to boqk o show, a public perfonnance on Feb. 7 at Santa Ana Col- lege will be open to any schools wanting to watch. fYI To book •Power Play• at '/04X school Giii (714) 70&-5549. The '8llofll in • Power Play,. which meet the state's educational guidelines as a tool to teach soence, have been Kripad by Richard HeDe9en and Michael Silvenher. .. The set ls mainly a wall - a one-dimensional rendenng or a room with a stove, halo- gen lamp, refrigerator, televi- sion. VCR and other appli- ances drawn in crayon-style. Each machine ls bordered With lights that tum on lo sh ow when the main charac- ter, Alex, is using them. The play opens with Alex playing his elcctnc guitar (which is plugged into a wail,) heaung a plZZa, run- rung the laundry mdchine, using every appliance m the room at once. The power soon dies. Alex's once normal world flips upside down, a what was once his doorway revolves into d gigantic wall socket. and a htlarious duo of . South Coast Repertorrs •Powei: Play• helps teach chlldlen about energy conservation. I hwnan ions mg and ddnce to teach hun about power Alluding to lA.>WlS Carroll's work, I fcUesen·and Stlversher use the huge wdll i.<x.ket to transport AJex tnto cm entirely dlfferent world -one where Elnstem and ltalwn physician (and phys1ost) Lwg1 GaJvaru ha.re the spotlight. "It's fun,• said Alanes, who plays an loo and Gal· van!. "When you play for the kids, you have to take it to another level as far as ener· gy. and you don't have many boundanes.• And Mark Coyan, who plays Ein teln, agrePS that run is ntial an helptng children learn •rt•s somethmg that couJd easily go over their heads,· the Costa Mesa resident said. "But we're making 11 a'> easlly access1ble as possible for chtldren. • . ., • .,. " • .,. ". ~· ~· ~· --- ROLE BLOW-OUT SALE • OVER 100 TO CHOOSE FROMI DIAMOND BEZELS AND DIALS FROM $395 ~ . tl ''I: 'l ... ... ·a • tl.l. 1 . a • ... • .. 11 ... •a 1 • • 1 • ~. • ; , • ; ; •• l a I )/ ' / • ( / / 1 77~ r. Nr'JJfH')PT P.l'/f) (Q',. ! •n r,/ / I/I''' /I I . /t II 1 /t .-1 949-645-QQQQ BABY BACKS •.• lS5!25S!5! and lots of other good stuff. Aaam and Eve got started over a Rao... . What could be more romantic? ~ dw~'s~ weethearl's Special • l~ll If"" wtll mf'iw: ............ .• .._.a ............. • ••• i:W DI ,,. • Doity Pilot CENTER CONTINUED FROM A 10 Tb tory of •Te~a· t U of the nsky position M Mona's Chk)(, n Ranch. und r the protection of th local hcnff, iS put an wh n d televtslon report r d an expose on lh bw.m . Gary Sandy, t known as Andy Ttavi on ·WKRP m Cmdnnati. • wtll !>tng clnd dance alongside Ann·Mur· gret a Sh nff Ed EClrl D«ld. •u just has everything.· Sandy said of h1 rol . • tt\ funny. lt's xy, it's romanuc and it Cdll also bP very heavy. I ltllked to <.om • J>l"O· pt in Tcxa who knew tlw original guy -the r •aJ gu} -and they t.1U "dld the same tb.lDg. That he wa very fair but very dang rou., • Sandy. wh<>f.f• thl'dler credits 1.DClud tht> rol<''> of Harold Hill in "TIW ~IU'>lr Man· and Sttllll(•y in A StreetcAI NcUTlt'<l l:>t"\Jn• said he' grateful for Uw opporturut1~ th.ti h..iw lf! mona 1•c o· nonucally mot1 vdll."m nund sets C11armd\ 1•xccllcnt J)(•rfor· FYI • WHAT: ·oriv1ng Miss Daisy" Ann-Margret and Gary andy star ln "The Best Ut- Ue Whorehouse ln Tens.• him to µluy unexpected rol~. ·rm out to mdke people "41\ 'lhdt can't po 1bty tw hun;· h<• 'did ·Tf'Xd.,. dbo pr t•nts IOCdl -.1 • .ir Douq Hodge, cs grdduate of LC lrvmf' He portrayc; d 11\dOC .. dl'>O create>'> ffiE'Oltll untJ<JC'> of the pldy·., olhN two. unwen chc1rdctl?r~ 0dl'>\ <ll''>Pn.t., ttus dddtuonal 1our- ""Y· rPumtmg the> thrt>e:• tJC'tor., c1nd th •11 dtrector in tJ mor(• ltm•lv tunt-<f in1.t.•ri>rt>t<1· IU>n c\l•n If \OU f'OJOYf"CI lht.> l1r-.t prochu tum vuu'll l,.•n<>ht •WHERE: Newport Theatre Arts Center, 2501 Chff Drive, Newport Beach • WHEN: 8 p.m Thursdays through Saturdays, 2 30 p m. Sundays until Feb 24 •COST: S13 • TICKETS. (949) 631-0288 RosEY's AuiUBODY You have the right to choo e your repair facility In ist on the Best LIFETI ME WARRANT Y M Senb Coffision Centw IMuntnce Approwd Shop 949) 642-4522 DA'itBOOK . Scudoy, ~ebuary 2, 2002 A15 f YI •WHAT: •The Best Utti. Whof ehouie n reu1· • WllBI, Tuesday through Feb. 10. PerlOt· mances will be"hetd at 8 p:m. T~ to Friday, 2 and a p m. S.turday, and 2 and 7:30 p m Sunday. • Wl..a: Orange Cou~ ty Perl0tming Arts Cen- ter. 600 Town Center Ori· ve, Costa Mes. •COST: S27.50-S64.50 • CALL; (714) 556-2787 football player Ill the show who' ·1ust a college kid who's xoted bocaUSf' he Wll\S a foolball game and gets to go to th wbor; house.· For Hodge, th expen· ence of working with Ann- Margret wa excitmg enough. • 1 dtd the bow m 1995 with Barbdra Ed n, • the New York re 1dent S&d. •And I gue it's JUSl dlff r- ent because Ann-Margret hcis JUSl much more of a uJ. by expenennng the econd • TOM T1TUS reviews local tlleattt for the Dally Pilot His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays BLACK HAWK DOWN (R) OTS Dtgital 11:1s·. 2:15 :20 1:15 A 80UT1PUL MIND (PG· 13) Dolby 1 :45 4:15 7:00 9:40 wamUND l'OMIGN & INDl9 l'1LM ..... Saturday & Sunday 11 .00 AM . 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Hins- ~rg r absorbs much of Cul- lum'• seU-centered bluster before eventually giving it beck. lQ kind, in 0 1wprising- ly setisfying sequence. Their personal tasu dis- solve, however. when the senior playwright (Nichola Honnann) aniY.es -or, rather, descends upon the couple. Hormann is not only a more established writer, his naross:lsm ovenbadows CuJ- tum 's by volum end tus., blatant homosexuality sounds a d.J.scomlorting note for both tbe ct.ming couple end the sldtUsh waiter who serves them. The latter role. neatly dqne by Heath Freeman, is that or an piring actor forced mto that most trad1- tlonaJ of actor's •regular JObs, "waiting tabl And even thts task would be easi- er to bear wete it not for the tlpphng manager (Jenmfer Gnfhn) lordmg 1t over hLm and forong him to reote his . "lines· (the Ust of the rt>stau- rant's specials) repeatedly BRIEFLY IN DITEBOOK Fleming's to host wine dinner Aenung's Pnm Stectk· hoUS<! & Wme Bar m Nt>w· port Beach will h~I a wme d.umer 6:30 p.m Feb 15 fc>a- tunng menu 1term pcurf>d Wlth specahc wanes Steve 1 lolmes, a wme expert and repr ntallv<• for Clos du Bois. will let.ld thl' dinner a~ he explcuns the drt of pdlnng WUle~ w1lh food dunng lhr five-course. pnx- fixe mecil. Doily Pilot Cntrin· charact r b a d caH, • fa11ed actreu now succ dlng in food r- v1 and making We m.uer- able for those who came up the way he did. And though he 11\dk H cit" r that th road to f!reema.n'• uccc run through her bedroom. hl$ anteqnty is a tough nut to crack. Ob erving all this ond commenting caustJCcilly ore the lowly bu boys; Dtleep Rao, who thoroughly enjoy his new country, and Ass4f Cohe n, who despise it Position d downstage. th y illJect a jam.ng not of rectJJ- ty tnlO the lrdV4lls Of the other two egments. \ The three-area tting by Angela Balogh CalJO works very nicely for the play, und C off Korf' bght· mg btghllght each eg· ment effec-tavely. Hortua. a playwnght Wlth cUnpl restaurant expenence, renders his ch racters vital d'nd t>t-1.ievabl , garrustung only th<> flamboyant charac· ter played by f formann. "Making It" LS~ unportont new work thdt could be tmprovcd by dd)usbng thr fmal I 0 minutes. • TOM Tl1US reviews Ice.I theater for the Oarly Pilot Hts review\ appHr Thursdays and Sa'urday\ The hrst course. d sclec- bon of cheese hors d'ouevrP., wtU be ~cd with d 2000 Sauvignon Blanc. A butternut ~uMh soup w~ be patted Wlth cl C'cilcc:UJe 1999 Chardonnay A !>moked lroul !><tlad w1lh rnd oruon Vlrull· grelte will tlC'H>mpany d t9Q<1 reserve C'hdrdonndy. A ruck or ldmb entree With potato croqu<'lte dnd lemon ptnach will be> paired With 11 1 Q98 reserve Shlrd7 Fanally, a hot Godivd chocoldte c-clkt> wtll fm~h off lhe everun9 Wllh ..a 1998 rcserv'' Cttlx•met Aenung\ 1 dt 455 New· port Center Dnve. Newport Beach. Th<> co I a.s $75 lnfur- mat1on (949) 720-%33. J~ QUotl Of 1111 DAt "It's pretty exciting. ll's something I'm always going to remember ... " J4tn'y e;,...,., Antelters senior " Doily Pilot Sports lcllor Roger Carlson • 9A9.57U223 • S,... l'ax: 9A9-6500170 Anteaters, Fullerton square off UCI takes on Cal State Fullerton as Jeny Green looks to make history by becoming the Anteaters' all-ti.me leading scorer. Amata Aguliar DAILY PlloT FULLERTON -UC Irvine cnior gudrd Jerry Green will most hkely become tho school's alJ-tune leading scor; r toni9ht as the Anteaters (15·6-. 8-21, th team wtth lhc best record In the Big West Conference, chalJeng host Cal tatc Full rton (4· 15, 1 ·9), the squad with the worst record. Tipoff for the m<'n' bdsketball game IS at 7 05. ·u· P" tty exoung, ·Green srucs. "It's lllWISY ~ 12 Norttv.. 7-l Utah St M UCSI M P.ofo< M Cal "°'Y ~ R~ 17 ldlho l7 loo9 a-ti St ) 7 fulltnon 1 9 1llinilht UO et F ullenon Ul St tt RiWnide Cel Pol}-It UtMI St. UCSI ti Id.no On rtdJo, ICUO•tfm wm tJung l'malw4ys going to remember Hopefully nobody e~ wilJ break at. It's really a great honor. Not too many people can SitY they broke theu school record of dnytlung • Green cored 20 points in the Ant- ~ rs' 72-64 wm over UC R1vers1d Thurs- ddy to lie c urrent l hg hlcmdef5' d.SSIStdnt C'OOC'h Tod Murphy's mdrk for most UCI career points (l,778) "I r'·~ pec:-t Tod a lot.· Green said. • AllN Thunday's gdme he congrdtulat· t>d me cJnd pretty mu< h told me I wclS On TV gotng tt> bredk 1t He KDOC·N. °' 5' told me good luck for the l ol the seuon and tn the futuJ9. • G n family will ~ ln attendan<"e for Uct' gam dgatrut th Titans •rm g4td I didn't break the rcrord Thursday beca~e my lamtly wcun t there,· C.rt'en -.d1 wtth cl 20 8 poLnb-per-gctme average. He will st.ut ag.unst the Titdl\S along With 'iOphomore centN Adam Pllrada C12 0 ppg). JUruor forwdrd Jordan l lams (11 b ppg). 'iOphomoro forward Staruslav Zuulk ( 10 0 ppg} and )unior guard Mike I lood (8 5 ppg). Zu7.ak lt'dds th Big W t in lhree- potnt fl d y041 perrenwge (.508} wtule the Ante.tu ere first In h ld·goal percentag ( 495} and three-point held· gOdJ percentag ( 406) Th Titan~ hav th lr own b.up- S.hooter in Pct Sow, who is fifth lo the conference in scoring with a 16 2 pomts p r gam averag~. He 1 al o the cont nmce' top f1 bound r With an 8.6 av rage. • H h d mo traled h can score a lot of pdnt and a player of ru. ability, we hope will have a bad night,• UCI Coach Pat Oougl• said. •HiJ own ability will dlctat a lot of the resuUs. • •RJv met w n't much high r (tn UM! llandings) than Fullerton.• Doogma cont.tnued. •(!v ry gam we might w\n or we might lo • We have eight beUgam l t end w have to focus and pre~re for th next ght gam • • , DAILY PILOT COWGE ATHLm Of THE MONTH The UC Irvine senior guard ·is set to become the school's all-time leading scorer. AIMI• Aguilar DAILY PILOT Four years dgo, UC Irvine wa n't even. a blip on I.he radar of men's c:oUeg buk tba.ll along the West Coast. But th re was a glimmer of hope for lb progTam tn a yoW19 player out of Pomona High named Jerry Green The Anteaters went from lXlh in the Big W t dunng Green's fll'St asoo on the t am in 1998·99 to ttrst in lbe conference I a n Green was named th Btg We'it Player of the Vear l&t ~n and in tonight's cont t against h t Cal State Fullerton he wW most hkely become the school' all·wn I cldmq scorer. ·When I first came here. lhat''I somf'lh1nq I wanted to accomplish." Green Sdld "I want<>d to I ave something I could remember after graduating It's d great honor (to break the record) • Green lled Tod Murphy's mark for mo'it career points (1,778) Thursday by S<"Onng 20 points on tht> road in a 72-64 Vlctory over UC Rwcrs1dc Setting a sconng record t.s JUSI one lligtilight from a memorable lenior y r for Green On Jan 10, th DAlly Pt.Jot CoDeg Athl te of lbe Month for January hit a gam ·WtnJUDg 1umper at the buzzer to hand host Utah State a 67-66 I lhat snapped th Aggi • school rerord J I -game wmnmg treak at home m a n t.aonally tl'I vised gam • ·we really played w U and nobody thought we w re gotng to go ln th r nd do what we did,· Green said. •1 didn't think I w gomg tog t the ball I knew they were going to doubl team m • but the way It happened. they dtdn't doubl t am m and I just w ot to the h and tned to g t th ot lhAt I could and I dJd and 1t went in • Things have bffn gomg G n' way for much of ha coUege career. H h avoided nwjor t.njunes and epped into the 5potl1 tlt for th~ Anteatcrs ( 15-6, 8-2), who currently !>ll.t1top the conferPnce stctndmg Although C...recn has had cl ucces ful ride at UCI, there have been om bump dlong the way Last yl'dr. for 1ru lance. with a conferenc-P champion hip dnd Player of the Year honors under hb bell. Green mad bunsell eligible for the NBA dTalt. Only problem wcu., no on packed him He returned to UCI wtth the aim to improve his garn ev n more "I forused on being more of a polnt guard,· Grffn saJd ·1 play d lot of two guard and I d finitely will not be a two guctrd in the NBA Mo:.t two guards m lhe I ague like Kobe Bryant are 6-foot-7 or 6-foot-8 I'll d hrut ly tM> d tru pomt gudrd • Green, 4 6-foot-3 guard. \did Uus year h ha focmed on being more vocdl on the court. being able to tut open shots and creating opporturutte for other players to score Ho's hoping that those trdlt'i will help him be a more rounded player and a first-round NBA draft pick aftt>r tus ., nior yt>1u ut UCI. "That's what I'm hopmg for and praymg for • Green said "I'm bebevtng 1t l U\ink it' gomg to happen· There are still eight conference gam I It for the Anteaters tJus uon and the 819 W t race is tight UCI tS dmging to fll'St by one game. with Cal late Nort.hndge and Utah State at the Ant tN'S h l\ But Green tS still filled wtth hope for tbe future • 1 thlnk our chances are good lo wm th conference.· Green said •we're ma good pcl(oitton nght now. We JUSI have to lake care of bUStn On thing I want to be rem mbered as ts lh<1t I w nt out a champJOn. It' my ruor year. I want to l'1 member thaL" GrHn g ts emoaonal wben he t4lks about his senior year. He said it' spedal. That tt h4s gon by so fa.st and tt seems lilt y t rd y wh n h 1gnt'd With SEE GREEN PAGE M . DAILY Pl.OT HIGH SOIOOl ATHLETI OF THI W&I ·mm&& Soturdoy, febNoty 2. 2002 Bl HIGH SOIOOl IOYS HOOPS Sailors lose their safety net, thanks to Hawks ~ewport's 49-45 lo s to Ldguna Hills qeates wmner-take-cill Sea View title showdown wtlh host Woodbndge Wedne day. a.ry Faulkner DAllV PllOT "· NEWPORT BEACl I - Then• will be no Sed View League co-cham- p10nshlp for the 1'.ewport Harbor High boy'> basketball team Tht year' quest for 1ht> ICOlllOAll program's hrst lt>agut> crown in a dozen yt>tUS ~ Hillt !: will come down to dlJ or ~ .__ ____ _, nothing Wedne'>ddy DJgbt at league co-leod •r Woodbndge High after Laguna H11lo; took a 4~·4.5 Victory from the ho t Sa!lor; Fnddy rught "We JUSt made our hve d lot more dlfhcult • Newport Co.;ch l..an) Hir-.t said after Coach Odve Brown' H.twks 112-12. 3- 3 In league) outworked, outex('("Uted and outlasted the Sailors ( 18-6 ll-1 J to keep them from cllnchmq at leclSt u share of th Sea View top pot •That ts what you kind of xpN:t from a Dave Brown tecll'l\, • 'Mild f brst, who began dueling the 33-year h{•dd coach (the fU'St 20 at Fountain Vcllley Hight. wht>n t;1r t played agilU\St Brown\ Barons dS dD Cdison High player "They ma.kt> every ~ton ruunt dnd they do whdt they do very well.· Hirc.t 'illld of lhe Hawks who appeared bent on avengmg a 43-40 tirst·round bome lo s to the Tan. dunng which they led all but the fU'St "That is what you kind of expect from a Dave Brown and last moments .. ·we led mo t team··· of the hrst game (agd.IJ\St Newport! and I think our lods really wanted Larry Hirst Newport Harbor t>.sJtet.t>.11 co.ch this one • Brown -------- said ·we exe<'.'Utcd well ctnd ~orked hdrd lbeu pri we started g ttmg to us a liltl m the fourth quarter. but w• were abl to bold on. nus lS d great wm • Ifs wm No 525 m Brown tlJustno~ prep career. which will <>nd alter th1 eason, when he rehr and mov<• to Portland. 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Will Guzman scored on t1 penalty lock with hve mmutes lelt to lead Newport H.trbor High to a 2· I v1C'tory O\ er v Ung Laguna I hits in d Set1 View League boy soccN CJciml' Fnday With the Victory. the• Cia1lors (9·ti· 1, 5·2 in leaquel Me lied with Woodbnd9e for the lc>agu<' Jedd Th • SatJors w«>re down. 1-0, dl hd.Utune aq~ Logwtt1 Hilb bul Mdtt Tracy cored on t1 hNtdt>r 15 minute' into lht• M>t0nd hdlf to knot the S<"ow. 1 • l nacy put tht> bcill m the net off d corner kick lrom Jow SerpdS Corona del Mar High's girls soccer team shares the Padfic Coast League lead wtth Northwood with two games CdM 41 ) 11 SerpctS also played d key rolP in th" lt1st goal f ll' drew lh<• p<'ndlty shot thdl led to Gu1mun' game-winner left ln league play. Costa Mesa ls right behind. Those two games find CdM at Costa Mesa Tuesday, tben tbe Sea King ho t Northwood on Thursday. Above, Lauren Shepherclson (4t _.,A ;Sarris (6) celebra&e after SUitl KOred ln PC1. compeUtlon. JILLIAN NE CONTINUED FROM B 1 gra.bbed a team-high 10 rebounds and romnutted just one turnover to I ad the Sai.lors to a 46·44 win over vis1ltng Aliso Niguel Jan 24 Sh nailed two three·polntcr5 and CT ated her own shob becuuse of her newfound trength of ball handling. The ba is of her unprovem nt tra back to Ind pendence, the reASOn why sh loves ba k tbcill so much. "l just Uke 1t, • 'Mltd Wbltft ld. whOS<' cfforu helped th N wport ti Jd hockey team WU\ tht-Sunset League tJU in the fall "You CdO pnaellce (bask tball) wtth youneU. I cc10 work on my own ldlb and I don't have to d pend on anybody t' to h Ip me • Northwood s 2 1 1 \ (ON ....,. 4 2 2 10 Utwtnrty l 2 J 9 1..-g .,.,, 21 ) 7 htlnc..a 080 0 ....... wu .... Newport 4 1 2 10 A11!iO Higu91 4 0 2 10 WOOdbr'9 4 1 1 ' ~ 052 2 ~Hllls061 , Hertur C"dmpos mt1de '>IX \t!Vt'S to t•t1m the Victory whtlP the Ldguna t lllls' got1lkeepm talhPd scv n Kevin C"tlmpo'> contnbutf'd on defen .. e tor Nt>wport The Sallol"i were still without -.enlor co-captatn l'yson Wahl who uttered a back UlJWV wtule w ght lifting and will be out di least a week. Newport assll>tant Coach Ryan Hernandez said bt> t It' lhal d ~ that cdu\ed her peer. to lt•dSe h •r at d young t1ge Whit11<-ld\ oppon('nl<t. or tht> othN children. would caU herd Comboy • 1 got Comboy qwte oftt-n but 11 d1dn I bother m lhttt much • Wh1U1<-ld '>did "The people who coiled mf> lhclt werl' !>('OJ>ll' who couldn t bt>t1t nw ... onwllmc-. boys I like playtng aga1rut the boy' b<>cau •a lot of the tmw. 1t\ morl' of d chaUcnqe • And Whltl1eld enjoy~ a r holJl'nge Whf'n she began to rcal.u hl'r roll' lb cl go-to <>hooter for the Satlors, Wh1U1 Id nc\'er sucrumbed lo th P""''ure On th conlrclry. hP lhnved in the opportunity. t1dchng wund def en...-to her <Jam • •Hu d fen!>tve lilll., have ~ally unproved, and ~r dribbling and her c-oltr1 nse have gott n belt r, ·Thompson Sd.ld ·tn the past h would top hooting aft r nussmg b You can in h r that 1t ·i. OK to nus hve bots Whitfield's trauung m thod b imildt to her ~ctice for th • track and I d lt-cUn, where f11U$ nd in th a Vi w Leegue In th and thnd in the hot put "I just like w rlung on th.l.ngs myself, so I don't have to d ld on ~pl • • Whit.ti d Mid. •Cfb throws) m dnve tn everything elle l do. to do th Being th best I\ n't al w•ys been on of th reuons for Wbitfi kl's love foT portl. Whdfleld, who bu com t 1 tn Uttlo Le gue. bueb611, youth l«C'er, l*ketball. held hockey. trade and field, ~h voUeylMJ.I and ev n trained in · gymnNda w hen he we youn r, pa.ya sports for the love ot the game. Of coune. alto J>Yys for the competition. She wtnts to be the Just p shooting. H r dt·fen will I d \b w U. • on of ow ~ d •fcns1v play rs: Wtu Id d indivldual hooung IO~ and ball hclndling drills ha\ie nth l'i for ~T rue th n •wt y , I had v n lb.ree·polnt I'\ ovt'raU, and I dad mort' tha.n thaf In lb C~ta M Cl.t c aJon •• WhitJI le.I said • hootlng·wls«t I f I a lot b<>ttcr. l do think wh n I play pomt guard, I have more conllOI th4n laM y o.r. I wasn't lookln9 forward to ·playing l po nt I t y tlr. I didn't have the control tbClt t got O\' •r th umm r. I f I comfortoble now. I am totally ready 10 do tlW u lbey need m to • th nd With thn!e nunut ft, a bot by Ca.rdmr.r produ ed • comet kick. Mwaang ruor Irwin Salti booted th com r · kick, wtu~b gra d oll n1or Ricardo Luna'' foot , then bounced to ruor Eli Sobs, who pu hcd 1t into the g04l with hi IOYSSOCaR responded. The Vlrtory pu~ them ttuee poants ~ ot orthwood and at le t lb.ree pom In front cl Lagund Beach. whtch I t to' Northwood, 4·0. Frid4y ~ or 2002. have nev swept th ·m. 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COSTA MESA No need for ni<"knames or adulation for Cocto Mcs.t Hiqh's ..enk>r bdckcowt duo of Oitv1d Conte c1nd Chad Vektli, c•vcn aft r lhoy &aired 59 po1nts ln the Mmlttngs' 72.,..8 Pacillc Coo t Lcogul' boys bo kt'lball victory over vls1t1ng c-rosi.town rival EstonC'la Friday year, avenging a 67-57 lou at Estanaa Jan. l6. ..... B c-aut• of their t om.mat s the aenlor Land rn made enough highlight plays to NUity ID ESPN Sportscenter wgment. Coote drained 6 of 9 from thl' -point land (67%). dished out Cunte (32 pointsl 1md Valula t271 It'd the Mu tanys to the "'hool''i lr1rgl'tit margm of victory over lhl' t:!dgll'S In 11 '>enes thell Mumt-nls after thf' ~unding win, th duo q111c-kly o00.ilt'<1 t.hclt te.:unma~ , who al9o accounted for M 's dorrunaUng second hall. ·nus was a teem rrott," said Conte os he stood ne•t to hl bockcourt mote. COWGE IASKETIAll OCC worn n roll pa.9t Golden West. 64-43; Pirates' men absorb 95-7 4 OEC setback 1 IUNTINGTON UEACI I -nw < >rc1ngt> c:oo .. t CoUt-ye wonwn·~ bu ketball team \hol hO" .. lJ1 the ftr5t hd.11 to tn11.,1• 111 d 64-43 Ornngc E111p1rl' ( ·onference over ho'it GolrtPn West Fnday. rre~hmdn C.mdlce Quuoz 11.'<l lht> Pirdles (18-?, 4-4 in the CJEC) with 13 points. shooting 6 or 8 from th(! field (75%). OCC freshman point guttrd Nancy Hdtsu~h• t1dded 10 points, and tut 2 ol 4 from lhrec-polnt rang . The ~ates ttlso hot t 2 of t 8 (b7~ .. ) from the foul line in the flr>t half to h<>lp send their nvals to d 5-tl.f. 0·8 record. OCC (re hman Laz Mendozd rontnbutt'd rune points, wtu.le lrt>~an tectmmal Erin John and Land ey Gala .. so cored 'K'VPO cipiece OWGI lllPll CQ!IBBKI WOllll o.w.. CaMT M. Gca.aat ware ar.,.. c.o..e ~ 9. Owroz ll. ~· .. 6. HilUUlht 10. Wt.no 7, ICM 7 Murr-v C, Gfldy l. Nelson 2. VIII'• lllKM 2. 0uuy 2 )1JI pa Hlltwltl1 2. John I, G4lilmo I , ,.....H I Foui.d out none Technical\ none ~ w.t H.llnley S. K•lombin9 o. "'tel 16. ~ 1. ~~ c. IAYMt 7, Clrdou 6. lzumrul 2. ~ 2 )1)11 908h Curiel 2. ~ 1, 1.AM11t I Fou~ out none T«hnuts none HalftNM Onlnge Co.st. 12-22 HUNTINGTON BEA(.H -Despite playing five-on- four In the hnal 4 37, thf> Orange Coet<tt <.:oll<>ge men's ba:.ketbttll team could not rome back and loi.1, !JS-74, to rival Colden West, In Orange Empire Conf~rence action Friday. The Rustlers (4-18, 1-7 ln th OEC) played thelr best game of the season, hooting a season- hlgh 58'>.., even though three of thetr seven players fouled ouL Golden West. which led 78-61 WJth four players, outscored the Pirates, 17-13, in the lmal 4:37. OCC (5-17, 2-6) was led by freshman Stephon Seales. who scored 22 points. Mark Mey scored 10 points. OUM_. a!IRlllKI • Goldln Wlllt IS, ar-.. eo..t 14 Or-.. c.o..e · lud\INn 9, lrlggl 6. ~ 10. s.les 22. ~ C, Tr., 9, Wide 7, Wolla.wns C, ~ 2. T~ 1 )-pt. 9C>llJ • SH6ts 2. W.O. I FOYMd out • none T~-none CioW9lt w.t Oow 241. WMllc• 16, Ivory 22. Noc IC,~ 7, T~ton .. B«g c )1Jt ~ · Oow 2, Ivory I. Nix 1 fouMd OU1 W•I~. lyory. Borg Tedlngts • none ~ • Golden Wti1. 17 29 COWGE BASEBAll Chapman rolls past Vanguard, 10-3 Panthers jump to 8-0 lead after five and coast to vtctory. COSTA MESA Vanqudrd ba.,..bttll lt!dJn went '>Corel<'S'> through .. ax innings and lost. 10-J to v1s1tmg ( 'hapman. in none onlerence drtlon rnddy Desp1tt> 10 tub. the Uons (I· 31 produced Just thr<>e runs, andudlng ct two·run home run by designated hatter Ja on Searle In the eighth inning. Chapman's Panthen earned a 5-0 J ad after thrN' inn&ngs. that mcluded a two-run bldst by Peter Eastman GREEN CONTINUED FROM B 1 UCI Green 541<1 tus mmt m m<lrdble momt>nt ts hltung the gamf>-winn r a9cun.,t Utah State. He's also proud thdt he played a large pa.rt ln puttmq UCI on the Chapman extended its lead to 8-0. before Vanguard got on the board an the seventh inning Vanguard' Matt Ththam- mer and Qlad Clop coDected two tuts edch Chapman patcher Gary Van Matte earned the wm allowtng one run tn 6Jh innings ....... Ouw 10. V.,_IAM> l SC..~ ...... ~ 203210002 10 IC 0 VM\gU«d 000 000 120 3 10 2 V1t11 Mattt, ti.w. (6), ~~ Cl> ltlld s.m.: Hirn.. Wood (l). Mcic..ig m. SNffw (9) ltlld ~ w v.n Matr•. I .0 l • HlnlS, 1·1 21 • Slndet'l (0. Mill« (0, i.-1ng (Q ~ • Ednwl (0. s-ieM. WYCMEN ... ,...,11.1• =6'foot.,J 1to ~ ....... .... 6*d 1l9lir. Serlior --......-:~ c..dE,.. no.9= :ti.!:m'CNcMn ix• 11ts and recorded six steals. Vakill abot 4 of to from beb.tnd the ore. and, llke Conte, wea awarded co-player of the game ' by a local ble t«'levislon station. •'J'hey were on tonight,• I?stanOa Coach Chris Sort-e iilid o1 University rolls past Sea Iµngs Trojans run roughshod over Corona del Mar with five players in double figures en route to 95-39 victory. IRVINE - Corona del Mar Hlgh's h 0 y s basketball team ran into a buzz aw Friday night and came out on the hort end of ct 95- )9 95 39 Paone Coast League loss at Uruverslly Hlgb. Codch Mike Danneen's Tro1an rao their up-tempo offense and used dn obviously .,~C'CC ful pres to wan going dWay All tavo... UnJversily start,•rs 'iCOr('(J In double figures. Ddvld Fe1stel led the way With 21 pot.nts, and AJ. Moskus netted 20 Jon A non ( 17). Bobby Gome? (l2) and Greg A non ( 101 rounded out the double-figure sconng. Kevin Manollas was Corona del Ma.r's only player in double hgur; , sconng 15 points P40cho Seaborn was missing from acbon with an ankle lnJwy. It'~ the lifth game in the last u that the Sea Kmg have had to go without tum. Corona del Mar falls to 5-20, 1-7 tn the PCL. NOflC C04ST UR Ulm\-rw IS. Cw c-.. Mu H s-..~o-u-· CofON del ~ 9 12 12 6 · )9 lJnMnfcy 25 u 3l 15 9S C-.. Mw ~ldge2. Oet'f ldt-Odom 2. Manclli. IS. Witch 2. MatMn 7, HdcMtnndt 0. N1f1r I, Coopl'f 0. <»'-) )'9(. gotlb. Manclllm 2. Glas 1. Fouled 011t • none ft<.hnQ!j G'-. U.U..wty • G. A1non 10. J. Asnon 17. Molt!UJ20. ~ 21, Gomez 2. Nobe 6. ~ 2. Whe4then 2. Matwflln J. llohlni 2 J1Jl. 90els J. Alnon 2. Gotnei 2. NObe 2. G Atnon 1, F.-.. 1, Mlf\llli.n 1 f'«llld °"' none T«Miclll none TODAY'S SCHEDW ~'- ~-II( ._~ .. -·'-'-~~ ..... ,_, __ --..-.. -~c-. _, ..... ..... c-..---....._..., __ _, ...... ....._ ... .. -..... o.et•-.-c--~ -· .... ..._ ... -~~ ...... ._ ..... --map of m n's roUf'gt• IJru.kctball. ~-i. ·1r1 just rl'dl uwf"-Oml' 10 ....... -..: "Con*lgto~· --.. "'-............. II t: •Hiding ............. .c-.. that I w a part of ht.Story lut ............. ~ ......... _t_r_ ,_ y ar wtnnlng th~ conJ rcnce . ._ ...... -'*" .. lft 61 ... *'°'Y .... -c.-champ oru hip an<l l>Panq part of on Jin. to.• "--.. ~-'--...... ~·ca a n w program th.11 r t\lly tarted = ............... ............. from nothing und now we cue &r ft:._., did Tod -="° .... '°'"'°"~ ~ c..llop- som lh.ing, • Green lclid. •rm just ................. UC-•-... mt~~arintJO ·"'-'•"' • gratefuJ bow ev ~g b ....,,.on•f'Oldln• ~ ""~-.......... --turned oround and l know lo th owrUCllb...._ ., . .,.... ............ yean to come It's gotng to bo ..... u ... __,_ ~ c-w-cvc>n bc>ttor. I'm 9'-d that) w 8 ..... -__ .._... Conte and V•lull. •1t doesn't maUer whit you do clefemtwly, lhey'nt go.ng to get tbel.r po&nts aocf lbey did. I'm DO( IO uni tboM two beat UI (Mela) did a good jOb defensw ly. • Esped&lly ln the MCODd half. Mesa preuur d l!stancla'a guarch to prevent entry puses to lb bag man ln the palnt. Joey Llodqui5t, lbe 6·foot-7 .Etta.no& junior who scored t t poh1tJ. The Eagles fell to 12-1 l , 3-5. ·nus ls paybeck, • Valc11l 14k1. "Th•y ore out croutown nvalt and tbey beet us the first ti.me. We w re mad ao we wanted to come beck and ploy es a team We took tbat laa real personal .• ~..ult I OALYl'l.OT Newport Harbor's Greg Perrtne ( 11) grabs a rebound. SAILORS CONTINUED FROM 81 The lecJd clad not hnnk Ul the Uurd quarter and il bdsehne dnve and laytn by Matt Donat put the Hawks up, 41 -30. Wlth 7:36 to play Melum canned four straight free throwi;, the second two courtesy of a Laguna H1ll1 technk'al foul and after the second of Melum'1 two fourth-quarter three-pointers. th 'Jars had cut II to 46-42 with 3-08 I ft A Perrine teol and loyln halved that deflctt with 2.46 rem•lnlng and a Melum free throw put the Tan Within 46-45 Wllb 2·02 left. As both defen es buckled down. Harbor tUW.Uy produced • quamy sconng cbaoce with 66 seconds left. But the wtdo-open layup attempt came up abort and the v1S1tors rebounded. Harbor m11 d a beselloe JUfflfJet IOd en open three-point to ldk~ Ibo lend U1 the fin.al rrunu and Logune HlUs aen1or Marc 01m1('k hit two rree thto wtth one sc-cond t ft to Ice the win. Mdum had 20 pomts and nine rt>bounds. while Pemne added t 2 poin . • 1 would have liked to have ~<>mt Into tho Woodbridg game Wlth a D0-'°51: lUAUoo, Hust seld. •out now w 're lr1 th aame old grind. It w took one ·~ p ""• \'.fll•I' If 1lt)''' t 1 I I I • ' " ' I ~ ' I I I . --~-l ---r : ··---...-...... h .,,, , h ~ ........ , ,. ..W-6-1. Mo v.Jo ... tn-aa.mJ ... pert ...... •W)odbidgt Alilo N9"'• ..... .. M.1-Qa.m.l ~ ... IM'9 v.b:dwidgt. Mio ,_,.. IN>Of. MGJlNl SEASOt 14ynms• ....... Nim. -...r"-45 ---~ ....... ~ Hiil 14 IS 10 10 • ., Newport....-11 9 10 15 45 ....... .... OONlt 17,0otnldl 1 ... St... s. SCiMllng 2. ~ 0. c.. 11 . )-pt. pk. c.. 2. Oimd 1. 'oulidM•none TtcMlcMt • \lollli~ 1 .... p I t ..... • Mtll#'ll 2Q. ~ 7, ~ ... llWrlne 12. CMlw 2, o.fwllbld\ 0. ~ 0. ~o part of that foundaUoO. • Colldlr .... w# ... ll-S 0--.. c........ --• forw4ld. now two •t• beck.· ).pc. go.-. Miium l '9fnne 1. ,_,...CM· none ~·none Daily Pilot ~95. c-111 ... Mlr. CDllllMma1J.; ....... . Norf""100d 7~ 1.191W lmdt S1 •m•srt-a amJ a... .. Mlr•C-Mim l.9ftt.d\•-Nlif1wood•~ COWGE IASDAU. Anteaters strike back with 8-3 win overBYU Five-run fifth inning breaks the game open. ANTEATER BALLPARK - UC Irvine'• baseball t am gained a measure of revenge for ~~-MJ~ Thursday: night's 10-7 nu 14-ll\l\lng loss AIMtM!lt .... ksna l a to Bngham .__ ____ _, Young with an 8-3 VKtory Fnday rught Catcher Chrli Miller wa> l for 4 with two RBis, and R .J Brown came through with d Single and two RBl.s. Tbe Anteaters, 2-4. tnddt• lhett tatement with a hvt•-run fifth inning. haqhlaght<>d by consecullve RBI angles from Matt Anderson. Miiier dncl Brown. They add~ two mo~ an thP sixth Wlth Chru. Kl mm's doublP the key tut. Sean 'Jl"acey got the Wtn aJtN giving up thr runs on eight hits in 21/ 1 UUllngs. ....... UC:lllw.l.~Y~J IYV 010 010 100 l 9 l UC IMne 100 05.l 001a a 9 o AdWN. Wiid c6l. Geidl m n I~ ..... Tr~ ICoehllr <n ltlld ~ ""' Trac.y. 1.0 lJI ~ C> 1 21 · ICl9mm (UCI) WOMEN'S HOOPS UCI falls, 71-69 BREN EVENTS CENTER Julie Shaw 8COred a three-footer as time expired lo gave th UC Riverside women' ba ketbctll team a 71 ·69 Big We<,t Conference victory at UC lrv10t' Friday night Riversld lralk'd by ~lX with 32 seconds left. and capped at W1th a teal by Amyl louchen~ . who fed to Shaw for the game· wmner at th buzzer UCl's Cmdy Oparah led all players With 19 points and 11 rebound Teammate Kristen Green scored a c r-h19h 18 pomts, ancludlng four tllret-· po nt rs. Raverside unproY to 11·7. 8- 0 ln the Sag W • The Ant t rs fall to 6-14, 3-6. WllDClllWaJP Fl uc• 111.uc ..... • uc•a...,·1hllw 1s. twf1t 1t. Hughel4, ...._ ... ~ 17, ~S.Stnlth7 1-go.a. Houdww J. 5nWdl 1 Fouled M • llOf't TtcMkals • ~ • UC ..W. • G.tibe 17, Operltl 1'. ~ J. Green 11. TOfl'llftlon 4, feulllMr 0. ....,. 0. WIDDlldl 0. McteodO.~t.. )1lt. to.al Gebbe s. Green ... Hudlain J ~---~~·none. ........,,. • UCIMn-. «>- Sage Hill boys fall by 2, girls win by 2 Donate your vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 t hope in motion to improve local lives. Tbe H.ilJ HJgb boyi .......... twnj\lll mimed a cbanc:. to mo•• into a leCODd·plKe tie and now lll\lllt bettll na.t week for tbird .,.., • 47-45 At.edenay &.eepe bame m ~to SL MllglNh. St. Mergaret'• grabbed• k)OM ... end Jeff Sc:blf• fed it lnl6de to...,... YoullhlnMtt. wbo madt • layup with ooe .............. Wk1ofy. ........ ..,, ........... In ..... Carrie a.rte dribhaed the . bail ICTOM the CO\dt and made a l•yup with :2.6 llt'ODdl llft '° ...... tu Htgb OVU vilttiD9 St. Muga1et'1. 45 ... 3, la an At.cl .. y t.ugue girt b• ...... gmlll ,...,. a.ti. ,,,. 'p 1 .... .....,. tugb 19 Polael fGf ~ ...... . ll, l-7).~0lrttMd... po1nt1 befon • ....,.. a ~ ............... °' tM g .... Ughtalng Coec:b sa.....-......-.. ) . . .. Doity Pilot CdMin mifinals Corona I Marr----.... Hlgb., girb wat r polo team topped Long 8 acb W11. '6iiiiiiiii68i;! n ln the qucarterfinals ot th Irvine South~rn Callforn10 fnvtlationaJ Friday, 9-7, nding the See King1 ( 19-5) into toct y·s rnifinals. CdM m •t El Toro toc:Lly a1 Irvine, tarting at 11 a.m Chrlstlnct 1 lewko pd<"t.'<J the victory with four goal\ and 0.nielle Carls.on &C'Ored twt('(> Sb>Qle goals wem tallied by Alexa Miller, Brittney BowluJ> and Jeqlca H1ukw J a W 11.s came thrOU<Jh With six saves In Tbunday's first two ~. CdM bestf'd C' tlbnllo. 11 -2. bebmd Hewko' hve g<>ttl\, ctnd San Clemente, 12· I Hewko dnd Bowlu werP lhl' part>,Nln with four and lhreP CJOdl\ respectively. Newport I larbnr'o; 91rl<, clro1J· p d a 5-3 d u aon lo Sdntd Margant.a. ndtng the 5'ulor. to today' hfth-pldn• emaltndl' against Carl'>bdd dt lfonldQt• Park at8a.m ~ , ... I ....... 4' • • .,.,. . ,, , ·sroRTS Sak.day, F~ 2, 2002. Dues breeze, 19-2 Coast Coll g The Orange~ buebo.IJ team op- ned its season with a 19-2 vk'tory.over Ml San Jacinto In the Matt O'Brien M mortal Toumam nt at OCC Friday. . OCC freshman shortstop Donn1e Murphy, th Puatt• ' leadoff hitter, went 4 for 6, tncludmg a home run, with four run'J cored. Fre hman Zack Mcric:k1h also K'Ored four runs to go with his 3-for_. day. Fte\hman Collln St11tz l>lru.ted a three-run home run m the eighth mn1ng. dnd wphomor Jer~.my Lahmann and Ryan Marros each hlt ooe ov r the fence The Pirates' .tee, sophomor Justin Anc. pitched six soUd innings. stnklng out six. and fre'>hman Garrell Murdy gave up one h11 an tl\rt't> inrungs. •lflY VU blanks foe twice • Vanyuard[ill Unlversity '1 J ( soft boll team blanked v1 iting Notre Dame dt> Namur tWl on Frldoy. o~ tilna Llf'bengood pun 11 onr-h1U r and M81C1 a llall followed with d two-tutt to thoroughly tonfu e th opf>O'ilion U bengood, a seruor nqht· hand r, btok the> school rerord with her 2bth ra r butout Jill J~ 'en backed b r up w1lh thrPe doubles and Llsd Jack on hod a lnplc anct two slngl 1llC Uoffi DTipmV('<l lo 4-2 wrt.h th S«Ond Vlctory, h1ghl19htt"d by BeU's N.oncl ~hutout of th season .and A'>h l<'Y Mduro" 3-for-4 effort ul thu pldte --· v-1.-...0.. • .._..o --·-ootOOllO 0 I I ,,_..... l01Dt• 'It I --··--l ........ :'::";;~: =r~ ~.:...~-.. _, v-1.-... o.. 111 .._,.. o --·---· ., ' If~ GOI IQl • 4 I I ---.... ....... --'"''' L __,,,, 1' _M _M._M • ··-;; - UCI sweeps UC ·o Jdrett J n en~ hacJ t l kill and 6'>.~ Spence>r Bernu '(,@ and Junmy P lzJ I added lO ap rnday a UC lrvtn6 (5-4, 2..J) SWf'pl host UC' San Dil"gO, 30-22, 30·21. :«I· lfi in Mountain PaC'llic sr,orto; Fed rauon m n· voU •ybttll U I outdid UC D 11·6. 0-~I in lMlll.S of rvtce df e<i, 1 ·J· I Jensen alone had <,ix of thP Anteat rs' acn Irvine Uor David KruU~r! d.lsh<'d out 39 .u t t.s CdM JV girls fall Coa t Leugu(> (i • In .a Panhc:~ 1uruor v ruty gtrl~ .• • soccE>r game. - Corona d I Mar dropped d 1 -II decmon to Univ rs1ty ctP<.p111· outshoottng Uni. lb-4, tu tdll 111 l 0·5·4, h· I ·2 m Uw PC'L R.HA ffmJAY'S aJUftS ... ,. "t~·lboeu.28 ~ 21 w-.cf bMi, 5 YilCO bAH, 1 Nlibut. 1J ~ l wtlft.tKh, 90 blw pet<tl. 18 ~ 10 ~.,., perch ag um boys win Th agelliU~ I hgh boys soccer /.• • t NJ\ ogthened • tts grip on ond - ploce an th Acod•·my Leagu Pndt1y, d fe<1tan4 va 1tan9 Culvory t 'hllpel of IJowney. 3-2 Thtt v1uory upped tht> Liqhtmnq·., record to a_.., S· 2· l . With two l dgue gam • nmol.ntnq tfwy ar thr pom ah<>dd of third-place Ccl.lvdfY C hdp I behind unbeaten k-.tg ·I adanq St. Mctrgaret'~ .. 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