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SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA CON.MUNmES SINCE 1907 ON ntE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM SA'IURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2002
Sewage fiasco may harm city's reputation
• Newport Beach officials
are concerned that improper
dumping may hurt
the city's image as an
e nvironmentaJ def ender.
Paul Clinton
DAILY PILOT
debris from the ctty's sewage wet
wells.
For the last 12 years, ·the ctty
has ent the debris -con 1stmg
mamly of sand, eggshells and raw
sewage -to the Frank R. Bower·
man LanditU m Irvine.
Federal environmentciJ Jaw
reqwres c1ties to test waste head·
mg to landfills for heavy metals,
such c:1s lead, mercury and other
subsldnces that could leech mto
the ground water.
Employees questioned in improper dumping
• Investigators want to
know w hat members of
two Newport Beach city
departments know of the
12-yedr practice.
June C.ngr•nd•
D AILY PILOT
office'> of Rutan & Tue kf·1 LLP.
whose anomey'> drf' trym~J to Imel
out who, u cUlyone, kne\\ thul th<•
nty wdS dumpmq wd.Sle unpropNI\
m lrvm1· rm 12. yt•df'I lhf' < 11., hd-.
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NEWPORT BEAC H -City
offioaJs are worrying about New-
port Beach 's repututton as an
environmental leader after its
improper pracbces for dJSposmg
of sewage debris came to llght.
EarlJer this week, o ty offioals
Ctcknowledged that they have
been improperly dISposing of
Over the pctSl severd.1 years, the
city has taken a much more dCllve
role in eHorts to clean up Upper
Newport Bdy, implement more
rigorous testtng of creek s dnd
NEWPORT BEACH -Om.• by
·one, d handful of aty slc.iffers dre
betng cctlled to the Costa Mesa
City olhC'1ctl.!> w1U not \<h-.dow
whlch employees di'<' to l){• qw .,.
lloned, LO part becttuM~ that\ tor
the dltomeys to df'C"ldP Thl• hrm 1~
re-.pon .. 1l>k• fur det<>rmininq thl•
'>C'Ope ttnd cippr0«ch ol llw1r 10\ ,.,.
t1gciltOn u1to d <It} prcich< (' ol wnd-
ing st:wt•r lrd1hn~1 -.t.1nd .
egg&hell<, dnd rctw humon \\ d'>W -
to the• Frdnk R Bt1WNllldn Lc111dhll
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SEE EMPLOYEES PAGE A4
SEE SEWAGE PAGE A4
PHOTO> BY GAEu fltY I DA. Y 0
Coast Guard memben, working ln c:on)unction with the harbor patrol, tether seven poles removed from the north
jetty at the mouth of ~ewport Harbor after the former electrtdty poles were deemed a safety risk and an eyesore.
Poling
ap~
Unsightly poles were a danger, offidals
said. They were used by surfers to
measure waves at the Wedge.
Pall atnton
D Alt.Y Pit.OT
The Coa l Guard and
harbor patrol teamed up
Friday to cut down e\len
unsightly electricity pole
from the north Jetty at the
mouth of Newport Harbor.
The pole , which have
not been used in a half-
dozen years, had become
unsafe, Coa t Guard
Execullv Officer Chuck
Lindsey said.
·They're an eye ore,•
SEE POLING MGE A9
A little more sleep would help
W hen the cw • i1cl
reduction move·
lMDt WU legit·
lmiled a r.w years ago by
pendinO money to hire
more tMChers and build
more cl.etlroorN. I pooh-
poohed the concept, stating
that the only way 1ubltan·
da1 long·tenn bnprov.mentt
in • cblld'I Klldemk: perfor·
mace would be ac:tdned w•tluougb= ...-.~t.
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v r u tu to sit each
rught and help With home-
work or t other examples.
So for the children of thole
perentl. I want dau·lize
redudion. Without it, w
are OIK'8 again making kidi
pey for the poor Judgment
ol edultl.
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A bird
abandons
Its post as
members
of the
Coast
Guard and
harbor
patrol,
Including
Jed
Johnson,
left. and
Frank
Negrelf',
remove
oneol
the poles;
District report:
No blame in
football death
• lnvPstigdlton llllO lhC' dC Cldt->nld} ck•ctth Of
Matt Colby dedrs officidb ot an~ rc>spon 1b1litv
Deirdre Newman
DA•lY p LOT
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lht> drdth of t1 popnldr \o-.ld
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tltw to rf'pt•cJlt•rt hlunt-torce
tftlumd to the> hP11d
!\;(>\\port \l1•-.c1 Umllt>d
'\rhuol 1>1,lnc t '\upt l{oht-rt
lforbol -.,11d th1 ch-.tnct will
TP\'ll'\\. th" n•port n•ll•t.1 .. ed
Pndd\, and -.p1• ti thf'rc•' dO\
1mprovPm1•nh th<1t <<1n lw
mt1dl• in d.-.tnc t poll~ to pre-
Matt Colby
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SEE REPORT PAGE A9
Oash of Bay Oub
titans ends early
• u1t l>tought by
Wuhdm Po~1oy over
dl>Ortf'd die of club i
C'tUed after two day
of court tndl.
JuneCaMgr ....
0 AllY P~OT
"If\\ PORT BEACH
Tht-la'>t ol lour ldl.li u1 ov r
d hole hed dl ul to purch
tru.• &llbon Ray Club ha
b n wttl1•c1 ndinq d
J>llChl'd bcitllt• b.;'lW •'11 ii
lon911m memtw.r ol thl'
exd I\ l' cluh und its 0\\ Ot'I
.-\flP.r two di*\'> m th
courtroom tnal • ov r th •
ahortt>d S?:l ~S·tmllion Iran •
action, tom1 r OtMq Cnun·
t)' Chi I Ext>rubv Wilbam
P pcJOY and Ba}I Club own r
8t..'V •rly Rd)' rt'ttC ht!d d Oi(•ttk'-
m nt th t brought U1 tn.11 t J
an ~ctrly cl ,
SEE CLUB PAGt 44
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CHRIST LU111ERAN CHUROI
Christ Lutheran Cu.arch .. • ~ Synod Luu.an C'OOg19P~ UYt aunt to teecb out and bring
people klto. living reladonlbip wtlb JelUI Christ tbrougb dyDamlc ~~~· =:d~cir~ bis Word. loving care for oae ano«be and ('OIDmttwf tUppolt ol hil unda school for all o
lhip .me. are oa S.twday at S p.m. end Sundty at 8, 10 and 11:30 am. S uw{,. WI.Warn 8 II at 9 a.m.. Child care II provided at all wonbip ll8MCel for children YC>Un91~9} 63t-i6t 1. '
Hemenway II Mnlor putor. The church la at 760 V'k:tol1.a SL, Colt.a Mesa
A2 Saudoy, Febrvoty 16, 2002
Attitude and
gratitude malw:! a
spiritual dijf erence
'When we succeed Jn truly than.king
God, we /eel good at heart. The reaaon i,,
thal w. have been created to give glory to
God, now and forevermore. And every
Um• we do ao. we feel that we are Jn har·
mony with hll plona and purpose Jn our
IJvej. Then we are truly In our element.
That la why It 18 so ble d.'
-0. HaJlesby ' T here's a familiar sound, I think that toot is for me.• a sweet little voice
said.
I was reading a book
wtule waiting lo have
my ha1r cut when I
beard those words. I
looked around. There
in a chair by the wm-
dow was a cute UlUe
woman in a pink knit
suit. She had a match-
ing pink purse and
shoes. She was fairly
elderly. but had d
youthful twmkJe an her
eyes.
I muled and said.
"I'm sorry, were you
tallung to me?·
Qndy Trane
Christeson
THE MORAL
OF THE STORY
•
Doily Pilot
•f'm JUSt taUung to
anybody and every-
body, dear. but I didn't
~ Hul" I ()Al 'f l'll.01
The Rev. Richard Menees, usodate rector at St. James Episcopal Church ln Newport Beach, ls a body builder ln bis spue time.
mean to mterrupt your readmg. Reading is
marvelous. isn't 1t?"
"It is, but I love lallung too,· I SAJd and
put my book away. ·1 can read later You
certamly look beautiful today.·
"God bless you dear. Thank you. I'm
waiting for my husband: she said. ·1
thought I heard my husband toot the car
horn lo let me know he was here. He
comes m to get me. but he gives me time to
gather my things and say 'goodbye' to my
friends here. 1 just looked and It wasn't OUT
car. But you should look outside, it's simply
glorious today.•
Treating his body as his temple
The Rev. Richard Menees of St. James combines
his spiritual training with his weight training
I looked outside and agreed. ·You're
nght, 1t is beautiful today.•
• 1 thank God for today, for everyday,•
she added •My husband is such a dear.
Every week he drops me off to have my
bwr done and then he picks me up and we
go out to lunch.•
"That sounds like a great routine,· I
said.
"It's wonderful, honey,· he sa.id. ·we
always go to the same UtUe spot. They
don't nund that we spilt our lunch and
dessert. The w&tr is a darhng young
girl and be always asks us about us, our
grandcluldren and OUT great-grcllldclu.l·
dren. She lakes her ti.me with us, even
when the restaurant is busy.•
·1 can see why she does.· 1 said. "It's
always a treat to talk Wlth someone Wlth
such a wonderful attitude.• •wen, dear, I think we can all choose
OUT attitude,· she said. •My husband ond 1
had plenty of hardships ln We, everybody
does after all. But we learned early on that
God makes all the dllference in the world.
God has surely bl05Sed us, and every new
day that he gives us ls another gift to
thank him for.·
A dark green car pulled mto a space m
lront of us. I heard a gentle horn honk and
watched the woman's husband perk and
walk slowly to the salon door.
•There he Is, I must be going. Goodbye
dear. Remember. God makes all the differ-
ence m the world, and thank God for every
day.•
·Thank you,· 1 said a 1 waved. ·ru
remember.•
She was right God makes all the dUfer·
ence ln th world and 1 thank Cod for
every day.
And you can quote me on that.
• C9eY ftW 09a1DOH IS • Newport Be.ch
resldwYt who ~ frequentfy to S)Wentlng
group1. She may be ruc:hed vi. e--m.il at
~com or through the 1Nil •t P.O
lolt 6140-Ho. SOS, Newpof1 8-ch, CA 91658.
Young Chang
DAILY PILOT
guy once walked up to
the Rev. Richard Menees
t the gym and asked him
how he got so big.
They were both worlang out.
and the young lad seemed to be
intngued by not only the rev-
erend's biceps, but the fact that
the bleep& belonged to a 52-
year-old man wtth white b&.r.
• H1s quesnon w • 'what was
the secret ol your longev1tyr
said Menees, an ~le rector
at St. James Episcopal Chwcb in
Newport Beech. • J said. 'I can
tell you how to live forever. Very
simpl answer. Jesus Chnsl' •
The boy didn't ask any ques-
hons. The encounter ended. ·1·m oat gonna say he cnllstod
as a.n altar boy or as a missionary
to Zimbabwe, but I hope I gave
hun a chance to think about
something maybe he hadn't
thought' about.• Men said.
-As known among hl.s congre·
gants for his heart as he is for his
brawn. Men weJght trams to
both reach his goal of bench·
Faith
CALE II DIR
SPECIAL EVENTS
MUSIC AT OtUROt
Or. Valentina Gottll b. o
pianist, will perfonn with vio-
linist Thi Nguy n at 5 p.m.
today at the Orange Coast Unl·
ta.rian Unlvenallst Church,
1259 Victorta St., Costa M .
The program lnclud soloa, u
pressing 500 pounds (his CUJTeJll
record is 385) and to keep wath
the spirituai reasons for staying
mshape.
•Ministry is a WeJong thing,
but lf you let your body decline,
you'll be too weak to use your
body and experience.· Menees
said. •The Bible teaches that the
body is the temple that God's
spirit dwelb in. 1 have a Christ-
ian personal trainer fnend who
teaches das:ses on temple mam·
tenance.•
The rector's goal. through
bulking himself up. ls to become
the •stro~est Episcopal pn t ln
the wodd.
Weight traimng bas also
helped hun evangelize.
•The interesting thing about
It is, people ask me.· he iaid. ·1
go in and out of the gym with
my collar and black suit on
'cause I'm going from one job to
the next, but it's not like I wear a
blg aoss on my neck or carry a
Bible.•
Still, people start up fitn
cooversattons with Men and.
often. it leads to spiritual tenitory.
As a missionary in Zunbabwe
well as pieces for both the vio-
lin and pWlo. $8 or SS. (949)
6"6-.4652.
THE ARTIST WAY
Or Juanella Evans will speak
about •flying with the Angets•
at 10 a.m. today at the Ught
Touch. 1929 Tustin Ave .• Costa
M . Dr. RK:ba.rd Val-
J.and.igham will peak about
Chaldean Numerology at 10 a.m. Feb. 23. (949) 6"6-3199.
MISSION RE.PORT
St. James Episcopal Church in
years ago. the rector had exer-
cise and weight equipment
imported into lbe country to set
up a borne gym. He knew aU the
teenage boys there wanted to
•get big.· The gym drew them
to his home and. eventualJy. to
cbwch.
cathle Young. director ror
spmtual •equippu:ig• at St.
James, said Men • bleeps Nm
him alm05t lDStant aedlbWty
Wlth the younger crowd
•Father Richard being bulf
seJV an open.mg door mto
oonversations, • she said.
A Christian SlllCC tus college
days at Stanford Uruvemty,
Men has aiways been devot·
ed to s\aYlJlg fit. Dunng serru-
nary school at the Episcopal
Divuuty School m Cambndge,
Mass., he ran marathons. While
serving as a 1TUSS1onary in lldly.
Afnca and oth r area of the
world, he weight trained
CummUy, as a rector at St
Jam and wtule work:lnq for tus
doctorate et Pasadena's Fuller
Theological Seminary, he bfts
more ttum he ever did before.
•When I cam to St. James. I
Newport Beach will pr nt a
report from the RUSSlOn fi Id m
Kenya and Uganda at 4 p.m
Sund y. Assoaat rector
R.tcbard Men and Rev. Dr
Stephen Noll, vtCe chancellor
of Uganda Chnsb.an University,
wtU peak. (949) 675-021.0.
MWOYOGA
Rabbi Dr. Lolbl WoU will
speak obout mind yoga at 7
p.m. Tue day at the Hyett
Newporter. t 107 Jamboree
Road, N'ewport B ach. St8.
had not bench pressed more
thM 255 pounds since I was 21
Men said. ·But on my last
birthday. Oct 18, I uccessfully
benched 385 pounds. And l'v<•
gained about •o pounds of mu ·
de, aod mlUde really does
weigh more than faL •
Menees said he haS no plam
to 'ilow down when it com to
working out. servmg Cod or
combuung the two. • tn the muustry. you do thl•
best work. the older you g t. • ht•
said. ·The longer you lJ Wlth
the Lord and pay attention to
lum, the more ful you aro to
tum and others. I expect to go di
It b1J 80 It'll be the last 20 year;
that are the most productlve •
Young, who says he' been
around f)4Stors all her We and
not seen D'\dlly who look la.kl'
Men . ctdds that the meldmq
of hJ.s physical and pmtual qudl·
iti serv as a tool.
"He has a wonderful. soft J>d.'>·
tor's heart. and you ootnbin thdt
With the desire to look bJg and
strong and 1r a good comblna·
bOI\, • she said. 0 J thu\k Cod h.u
really used that ln his muustry
(949) 721 -9800.
REUGION A.ND WOftK
The Newport M lMn
lnterf&th Council Luncheon
will hold a panel dtsc'uss1on
and lunch about religion end
the work place at noon
Wednesday at the N wport
Harbor Luth an Church. 798
Dover Drive. N wport Beoch
57.50 or SlO. Reservations
required by 5 p.m. Tu ay
(9-49) 660-8665, Ext. 3.
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WEATHER FORECAST
The~ w.i stMt off
wtth pwtty (~••and
'*"P9!Mur• in the low 50J trQ ~~which Will ktep CM mercury down
Looll. for • high In 1he low to
micMCll In the Mrty ~.
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• Daily Pilot Salurdoy, F4bruory J 6, 2002 AJ
M8.rinapark ieases won't be more than a year
.
• The land is up for
development as a luxury
resort. but the deal is
f a.r from done.
BALBOA PENINSULA -
Residents of lb 56 mobile
horn at Martnapark, whose
1 ase expire n xt month,
could get 4 one-year ext n·
~n from tbe city, but they
won't get the longer deal lb y
k.
"We're king the oty for
a three-year I ase ren wal, •
re ldent Stewart Berkshire
told the Ctly Coundl on Tu •
day. dding that he believ
the lease would not threot n
a luxury resort planned for·
the lite.
Maranapuk on Bolbo
P run ula is hom to 15 per·
m n nt r td nlJ ond 41
vacation born . Th 15-yeer
I on th aty-owned prop-
erty expir m March.
As part of th ar ongtnal
agr m nt, lh r ldent
greed to L ve wh n th 11
expired to ma)<, way for
other land ~ th dty was
considenng. As compensation,
tb ii rents were cul in half
Av r g monthly " nt for
waterfroql mobil home
the~ $1,250, which IS
half the aty estirna VWlH'
of $2,500. Over 15 y "'· ~
ddds up to $225.000 for .
· ·Th hort r-term I a .
one year. ren wabt by U),
1 ts us anuopate som type ol
future chang ln use at thdt
ite, • Mayor Tod RJdgewcly
Sdld.
The City Counol df>Clded
in the I _ that eotually
th land houJd be dev loped
to l\le vwtors to N wpor1
8 ach. Re<' nlly. wnh that
goal in mind, th Caty Council
I cted Suth rland Talla
Hospitality to d v lop the ~
Envtronm ntal stuili will
oon b gm on Sutherlond
Talla' propo ed 147-room
luxury Regent Newport
Beach R ort. U the contto·
vPrslal pro1ect Wllls approval
of the PSann ng 0
and City CoUAdl, t will be
put to • Cr nlight v .
• A!J. tb landlord for that
pro r:tY. w hav to bo real·
lStiC With th 1bility of
wh n Sulh rland Talla may
be recsdy to go to • ballot and
we al~ hav to be r .. poctful
ol our tenants,· As tan\ C1ty
Mandgt>r Ddve KJJt SA.Id. •So
we're llylnu to bdlancc lh<Ke
concerns.·
Bodysurfer wants the Wedge recognized as top bodysurfing spot
• Whether the site's residential environment can
handle such an idea is a question, however.
BALBOA PENINSULA
With its hort, teep. rntense
wave , the Wedge 1 known
worldwtde as the ideal body·
wfing locabon. But one local
ITldll wants to make it offiaaJ
KeVlll • MeJ • Thomdn said
he wants the oty to offiaally
designate the spot as the
world'~ top bodysurlmg ~1te
and to pWlCtual lh pomt >A-1th
a statue.
•1 u ed to dnve through
Huntington Beach -Surf Cit),
USA -past the urtPr swtue
on the way to the Wedge.
Thomdn sa.id. • r always thought
It was cool nnd thdl th(• Wedge
d rv someltunq '>uruldr •
But i t's an idea Mayor
Tod Ridgeway says requires
caution
"You've got to keep m rrund
that that's a rosdent:idl ctm11 bdck
-.there,· Sdld Ridgeway. whose
dtstnct mdud the peninsula.
·A lot of people have reason to
not want to draw that lond of
dtlenbon m that lond ot Med •
~dY Sd.ld tw would prt'-
f r to i.tt d ldtue corrun mo-
rd ting the Wedg • m Balbod
Vtlld<jl' IJlSlNd of ell th actud.I
'>lh'. where 1l c·ould be an
enc:rcktchment on home-.
The Wedge ow 1b wavPS
to the art.1.hc-ldJ J tty thdt shf'l-
ters the entrnnce to NPwport
Harbor
• Everywh •u! 11\ the world
peoplt• hdve hedrd of It,• Sd.ld
Thoman. a vetP.rdn body urler
who helped win a battle to
re erve the• Wt-dge'!> power·
tul Wdve for body urhng
vxclus1vely during )ummer
dayc, "Ev •ryone knows it's
the top bodysurhng pldce 11\
the world ·
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POllCI flllS
COSTA MESA
• ..... ""9t: Gtand tMft YNn
ret)Orted in the )JOO block et 1'20
pm ThuNday
• ...... .. ......,.. Petty theft
was reponed l.n the 2200 block et
12.55 pm. Thut1cMy
• ...... Ill a r DrMt: M ndNiduel
Wei tepot\tdly undf<f the lnflu.
~of dNgJ in the 1700 blodt
et l 2;ll a.m. Thunday.
........ Vltt.9 om. Poswuk>n
of nwlju.N was reponed In the
SMITH
CONTINUED FROM A 1
grad~ and test scores. Some
of them, I admit, are radlcaJ
-lhdt is, they don't c~1 any
mon<>y to unplemenl
JOO b6ocl ., 4t3' Pm. Thund.lr
• NI I IJM ..... ._. An indl
vidual •• ~drunk "' pubic In iM 1IOO bk>dt • 2 2S
•.m Thurtdlly. •w.t ..... ~Awhl<Jt ~ w. rtpOtted in tN 700
btock at 10.36 p.m. Thursday.
NEWPOfrr HACH
• ..._. --~ VandahMTI
Wti repott.ed in tM )700 block at
1'50 a.m. fr~.
• Weft CoMt llltlh-~· A nffic
colllslon Involving lnjurlti w•
on the weekend. Unfortu·
n.itely, that ploy doesn't work.
About 40" .. of adults aro &0
leep-depnved du.ring the
work day that 1t lntetf eres
Wlth their daily aebvibeS.
Adults seem to bo passmg
on ttus bad habit to thell lads.
A recent study conducted at
Brown Uruvers1ty on teenage
leep habits shows that
teeMgers are often tired
because of their inability lo
fall asleep early.
The Brown UruversJty
repaned "' tht noo b6oc.t et
" '0:46 .. "' ,,..,
.... ""'8 Drtw ... ""-
.. 0.. VancWWn w. f'llpOf'led
.t 12 ;.2t • m. friday.
•ta.._•~ A vtnitte buf•
gWy Wai I~ In the 4900
blodt at 9;06 • m ~
• S.• Ill ... , H I A prowtw
wa5 ~ in the 1500 block at
12:l9e.m Ft~.
• VIit.a Cllfon: A whlde burglaty
was r..,ottlld in the 2000 block et
12.15un. Fr~.
m.anco. Johns I Jopldns Uni·
vemty howod that Students
who were d prived of sleep
received low r grad an their
schoolwork than thole who
re<:eJved more · p.
Depnving the body of ode·
quate I p mght alter night
h a profound effect on a
child' growth and develop-
ment. One of th common
rrmconcepbons about sleep as
that the body is •ot rest,• but
Just the opposite 1$ true.
WhlJ kids are sleepmg. the
body is produong and
ropl rushing the koy nor·
mones And other chemicals
that promote growth and a
stronger immune system. It is
dunng the night that the
mind becomes a Cile cabinet
llllflY II
111 llWS
Hearing delayed
for UCI student
A pretrial h aring for
Brian Dance, the 20-year·
old. UC Irvine sopbomOre
accuted ol sexU4lly a..ault·
Ing and tortwtng a taenag·
er he met on th Internet,
.
lllEFLY II THE
lllWS
Newport officially
opposes Measur W
Calling Measure W • CataJ·
ly fl.awed,• N wport Beach
Mayor Tod Ridgeway signed
a prod.am.ab.On Friday puttmg
the city on record a.s an oppo-
nent of the mitiative
The move was I than
surprising. as the city bas
been the most actJve town in
the county in push.ihg for an
auport at the closed EJ Toro
Marine Corps Air Stab.on.
OnE> wdy ts to turn olf the
TV OK. so th1s LS an obvio~
one Bui I've penl too much
tune cmd ~n 100 many UC·
<'~ ton~ to e ver want to
'>top my rdnung about the no-
TV ddvcUlldge lor kids
Rec·<>nlly. I interviewed Edst·
bluft Elf'mentdry School fUth ·
yrdde ledcher Ldurd Holm~
for d mdgdzim• story. She hdS
d very sun pie no· TV program
that she orgmuzes once d
YPdr. Tturty nunutes WJth
~ lolme. will convince even a
TV producer that this pro-
qrdm should be dlslnctwtcie.
tudy asserts that the levels of
the hormone melatorun -
produced by the pineal glcrnd
to regulate the body' Leep
cycle -me dunng the
everung and abate dunng the
morning . In teens. melatonin
JS not produced unW late at
mght. so they do not fall
asleep early enough because
they do not feeJ the sympto~
of sleepiness Other factors
cdn cause sleep depnvation
(that's a hard drive to all you SEW' AGE computerptules) where mem· ""' '°'
orles ar processed and
stored. So teachers, if you CONTINUED FROM A 1
There ts d.Oother no-coo,t
Wdy to help kids get higher
lt>'>I !tCOrc.... better grddes dncl
1.wt them to have d better dL'>·
p<>'>1twn dunng-the dcSy
Sound too good to be true7
II\ not All pdl'enls have to du
is gel their luds l o bed edrhl•r
I l)(>('ume dware of th1'> proh·
h•m. which IS bordenng on d
ndtJOndl cp1derruc. when I
wcl!nUy dld some work tor d
'>let>p dborder c-ent<>r m th••
I\ lid west
Ac·cordlng to d rP<"t•nt
-.1udy ronductl'd by th<•
NdUoncil Sleep FoundatJon.
Amenran adulti. get dn dVer·
dQt> of onP hour le'i'-sll'<lp per
ruyht than the rf'C'omm ended
c1qht hours, 41ld thPn try to
mdkf? up ror th(> ~IPep dt>hcit
in teenagers, mcJudmg teleVI·
'>Ion. school spo~. extracur·
ncuf.u acbvtbes, school work·
and after-school JObs.
The average dJnOtmt of
<:.le<'p d teenager needs is 9
I /S houn; Studies md1cate
that 26" .. of students rece1vP
dboul b 112 hours on averng€'.
A study conducted m Rhode
lsldlld showed tbdt 85" .. of
students who were chrorucal-
ly 'ileep de pnved dPveJoped a
'>leep deficit 10 which their
boches C-dnnot function With
consecuuve sJeep tlepnvalJon.
Tlu ~ d problem bf>cttW>e II 1S
not only d threat to d tcenag·
er\ health, but it also affects
the student's acddem 1c J)t'tfor·
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I can't believe ..... .
want your tudents to do a
better JOb remembenng what
you taught th m the day
before. all you may have to
do is help them get more
Jeep.
The end of d · rz.e
reduebon may not yet be a
realJty m our dtstnct, but that
houfd not top the scbooJ
board, admirust.Tators and
teachers from emphasmng
th no-cost ways lo help
our tudent.s.
A little more Jeep would
probably help Mom and Dad
too.
• STEVE SMfTH IS e COsta Mesa
resident and freelance writer.
Readen may leave• ~for
him on the D11ly Pilot hotline at
(949) 64Ni086.
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HDm ICM
,
streams in the watershed. dlld
reduce urban runoff.
The sewage disp<>Sdl issue
could threaten that sterlmg
image, said a womed Assis·
tant City Manager Dave Kiff
"We feel really badly
about thJ.s because wf' coOSJd·
er ourseJves a very aggres·
sively environmental Clty, •
Kilt sa1d. "We screwed up.•
Even with Kilt's consterna-
tion. local envuonmentaJ reg·
ulators have downplayed the
issue, saymg the dty isn't
expected to be penalized tor
the practice.
Some envuonmentall ts
have ·also defended the oty's
qwck handling of the issue.
City Manager Homer Bludau
has ordered an Internal
revtew of the disposaJ prac·
tlce and said an outside con·
sultanl will be tured to moni·
tor the city's sewage disposal
practices to ensure no other
problems exist.
J ck Skinner, a longtime
Newport Beach envuonmen·
taJist, said the revelab..ons did
not trouble hun. because the
prncuce didn't cause any
EMPLOYEES
CONTINUED FROM A 1
The employee being
quesUoned are from the Gen-
eral Services a.nd Utilltles
departments. The General
Services Department over-
sees matters ucb as waste
cl1sposal but UtiJJ ti Depart·
ment workers also could have
lnfonnabon helpful to the
mvestigation. General Ser·
vices Department Director
David Niederhaus was 10 his
cwrent post 1J1 1990, when
the basin w built
Mayor Tod Ridg way d
lt's posstble that no one knew
the dty was domg anything
wrong.
·vou've got to rocognlz8
that the complamt is that we
sent a very, veey mall
CLUB
CONTINUED FROM A 1
WU canceled Friday.
A n w prel.iminal)'
heartng da was for
Marcb 1.
Inv atorl MY Dan •
of Newport Beocb, met the
Victim ln an Internet chat
room and arranged. to meet
her at tM Block at Orange
oo Dec. 20. Police til.id from
there, b took he.r to an
emp~ parking lot on the
Measure Wi 'which will go
to a countywtd vote March
S, would re~one the base
{tom avi4t1on to opeo spoce. It
would holt Orange County'
4Uport plaruung at the base.
In the proclamation..
Ridgeway wd t.he Ulibative
would •depnve the otizens of
Orange County of the eco-
nomic benefits of an airport.
while exposmg taxpayers to
the nsk of higher taxes and
liability .•
Several e tunates of the
South County proposal to
bwld a Great Park at the base
have sa.id 1t would be costly to
environmental damage
·1 hope it doesn't damage
the ctty's reputation.· Skmner
said. "They et.re really domg a
much better job of protecting
the public than in the past. It
was embarrassmg. but the
oty corrected 1t as soon tlS
possible.·
lnstead of sending the
waste to a landfill. the oty
began ending 1t to the
Orange County Sarutat1on
OIStnct to be treated
It ha also begun t bng
the debns at the General Ser·
vtces Yard, cSt Newport Boule·
vard and 15th Street.
But not all envuonmenld.l·
ists were comforted by the
oty's handlmg of the issue.
Bob Causbn, who founded
the environmental group
Defend the Bay. sau.J he saw it
as a red flag for concern
about other dty practJces. • ·u·s· cavalie r.· Caustm
said. • 11•s a ha.me that our
people didn't hnd !the
sewage! was omeUung lhtat
needed to be treated careful·
ly .. W need to educate our
people•
• MUI. OMnON COYet'S the
enwonment and John w ...
Airport. He may be re~ at
(949) 764-4130 Of by e-mail at
1»111 clm~t~ com
amount of fecal material to a
land dump.• Ridgeway said.
rtlng that tt's minor tn
compartson with the praebce.
common m liOme au.es, of
throwing diapers m th
garbago. •We take full
responstbillty for what hap·
pencd, even if we weren't
aware of 1t Th only unan-
swered question now IS O d
llllybody know? And we're
lnv ligating that.•
If $0meone d1d know. it
bas not yet been determined
what, If any, actions might
be taken, Kilt d Official
are unabl lo esumate when
th In~ tigat1on rrught be
comp! te.
..... C.ASWAW COYen
N•uport lwh. She may be
rMChtd et ("9) 574-032 Of' by
t-mlil atjuttec~
~cam.
had fall n lhrou h. and Pope·
Joy and Ray both took to court
th ir claim that the ot.h r was
respon lbt for th aborted N!e,
Pope)oy alleged lhit R.ay
and &lboe Bay Cub execu·
tiv9 Devi<l Wooten conspired
and defrauded him out ol tbe
~ lo buy th prope~.
Wooten and Ray Kcused
Popejoy and his collHgum of
Wl&Dg lnappt0pria t.ectia in
the dMJ.
The di put wonened
when Popejoy tUed a lawsuit
8CX'\ll6ng Wooe.n of ........
bMed on r.neiti the MlbOa
Bay Club aecutM mMe '° lbeOdyPllot.
Ray. too, lued ~ lor ~ barmluJ c• n 11111 during tM procwt. ..... .
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Daily Pilot
UC IIVll1 camput nd
..aulted b I W th his belt
and olh r obJectl for more
than two tiou.rs .
Dan. allegedly COVP.r
th vtctUn y wlth duct
tape, t her Wtth b.ii f ,
belt and buck.l • itnd carv Kl
sw tiku on bet face with
a kruto.
Dance pleaded not
guilty to 4lJ charg Jan. 4.
bwJd. Airport proponent~ .... Y
the only way to pay for sut h 11
plan would be lhrouqh ma sed property tax~
Rldgeway's two-puql'
proclamation comes thri• ..
days after commun11,
acilvi ls and C1ty Counc 11
members agreed the < 11,
hould take d po 1t10n 1m
M~ w The IS U(> Wtl~
dlscu ed al the Tut-'><ld ,
counctl m tmg.
Robert Campbell Fyke
Rcbaft Campbell Fyke passea
away ~ in hes home on
February 6. 2002, at the age ol
94. Mr. Fyke was bom 1n
Spnngfleld. llWlolS. and graduated
from the lJnMnty of Denver "'
1929 with a Bact*<>r ot Saenc••
In cihemal ~ Althougtl
he began his car-.r aa a chemtst
Robert entetwd the Ide lnlurance
~ W\ 1932 and QOnllnued lf'I
thll 6Md ooti he was 84 years
old He was a...,~*' self
mlde man. who~ .....,.a1
~Ill and perlOf\IJ honOl1
cbwlg his letlrne Many Wll ,..,ber Robert •• Legend .,
lhe Ide WlU1Wa Wet. ~ OYef
55 yellS ol ~ ., ine
~ Oolat Round Table. as
well .. *lO the l'8ClpWlt of
YirlJdy fNfMY m¥r award that a
le Nurance ~ CM Win In
his fret *'-· Robert was en avtd
golfer and a talhful membef ol
his ~ oommunify. He atso
lflo'ied trawllrlg and spending
time wWltl hil ftwnily.
Robef1 II IUMY9d by his
~. Matiyn Fyt<e voo Klein
~: aon. Alchard
Can'C)bll F~. pldehlk*en.
Knsfen YOO K*nSmld, l.aumn
YOO ~. Grelchen
Fyke Sheppard. John Can1)bll
F)4ce and Grell Gtanmon.
~ LM 5"'PP8f'd His
... fMl BMd Fytce. ptecedad
him in did\.
A pifYall, flmly memonal ..w:e
was h9ld on FttlNlry 13. 2002
In lieu °' lowers. ~ may bl tnlldt 90 Hotlg HolpUI
~ " "*110fY ol Robett ~ Fyke. PO Box 8100.
Nlwpcft e.:ti. CA 92658.
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Daily Pilot
An exercise
in freedom
• Students at St.
Joachim School bone
up on their knowledge
of freedom then hone
their athletic skills.
Deildf•Newman
DAllY PILOT
COSTA MESA -Students
exerosed th lf fre dom to
work out on Fnday at St .
Joach1m School m Co ta
Mesa.
A schoolwide field day
event pa.1d tnbute to ·Amen-
ca, Land of the Free,• and
raised money for the PTA
Saudoy, February l 6, 2002 AS
~ SEAN UR O~Y "LOT
Money rais<'d-wdJ be used
to upplement the school\
budget for new textbooks.
Principal Rachel MarllnN
satd.
Fourth-grade student
Helene PrUeau dlsplay
her patrlothm at the
opening ceremony.
Dw1ng the opening ceremony for a trtath.lon at .SL Joachim School , students sing to a aowd of parents, studen and faculty.
The tnalhlon enabled lhP
students to have fun wh1h•
honing their athletic skills
• u kind of co1 ne-. over 10
what I teach In physic-al l'<Ju·
callon -overall -.trenyth.
ug1hty and fitness,• said
Mtkc Davis, who was decked
out m Manne fabgues for the
OC'CdMOn
The day also included an
dcaderruc component. dS stu·
dents m all grddes learned
about vanous a pects of free·
dom from presidents to the
armed forces to the stamp
that honor patnoti. and
memonaJs.
This 1S the tturd year the
lnathJon has challenged stu-
dents' fitne . The goal was to
raise $25,000. said Jnell
Shane. PTA president
Alhlellc event mclud<>d
basketball and footbdll lo<;s-
es, musical chairs. an ob Ide I<•
course and tug of wdr
Fifth-grader Roxt1nnt1
Vivanco tned her skiU t1t th£>
football toss While 'ih<> d1cln t
'><ore• dn) point!>. 'he Scl1d sht>
dtcl huV(' fun trymq.
·1 hk<> th.. tnathlon
becdu c> 11 helps you behC>vP·
in ym1r.Plf. • 'ihf' '>did ·Even
1f you don't wm, you can 'illll
h•t>I qood t1bou1 vour..eU •
John Sw1fl. a -.1xth·Qrdd·
N '>did h(• h.•ctrnNI d lot
dhout freedom whdc study·
mg thP drtned fore in his
cldssroom
• 1 1.-amed that there· d lot •
of dtffN<'nt JObs m the Anny,
dnd a lot of people dfe in 1t
dJld how lucky we are to have
thPm to fight our wctrs dnd to
be lrP<' John did
Newport-Mesa residents far from immune to Lotto fever
Ovistine Carrillo
DAllV P1lot
Tony Duvclll ha d veloped
a ticket pnnb.ng rhythm
Having pnnted one Lotto
llcket after another over the•
past few weeks, he' had to
A lhr -year employee nt
the Bay Cr; t Sptnts & Wm<>
Shop Ul Costa .Mesa. Duvdll hds
witnessed fU'Sthand the Lotto
fever that has struck <:aworrud.
Passefby , too, have
watched the.seerru.ngly inilf1lle
line of people seelung lorught's
175-nulhon Superlotto Plus
JdCkpot from the tore Wlth the
'vmrung record.
"I'm hoping (the store's!
luC'k will tune on mP, • said
SUSdn Jclmes. a spornd1c lot·
tery pldyer
With the ldrge bann r LI.st·
109 the store' pnor succes!.<.>S
posted outslde helping to fuel
the fire, rustomcrs have Oocked
lo the store imply looking to
enhance thetr chancP'i of wtn·
ning.
•We bgure three' d c:hdrm, •
scud Rebecca Ramil , who 1S m
her Lhlfd pool at work. ·we
deoded to come here, to the
lore that WUlS •
Tbe re. which managed to
sell an average of 5,000 tickets
per hour Fnday afternoon. has
expenenced a constant rush of
peopl mce the 1ackpot got
close to the SlQO..milhon range.
said Bryan Ny#!, the 27-year-
old own r of the Bay Crest
store
And that lolty range seems to
bnng in people who don t w.u-
cllly play
"The odds are oulrdgeou
but you don't have cl chance iJ
you don't buy a ticket.· XtJ<1 Ed
Balogh. who dreams of using
tus W1.llJllllg to travel. ·1 onJy
buy tickets when I the Jdckpotl
is up to $70 or $80 nullton. even
though your chances cl re bett r
when it's lower •
Aware that the odds au•
stacked against them, people
have continued to pour mt<>
stor:es throughout Newport-
Mes..t m ~arch of d wmrung
tick t <>wromers to the lot-
tery world und company pooh
dlmO'it dlJ hctv tx>cn buying m
bulk to h •1ght n th tr chances
Tho'e mdt\'lduals who fre·
quently pdrtlopate in the lot-
lel) I •I their loydJty is lost m
th<' CTOWcl.
·1 think wtth dnythmg over
$150 million ther.-shouJd bed
shut off JW.I for tht> people thdl
buy llckPl!> dll the lime • saJd
Bndn Como, an avid Lotto par-
llcipdnl who hci dtt mpted to
ht>1gh1t•n tu.. .. ~hdnC" by pur-
chaslnq tic-kt>~ from three dif-
ferent '>tOrl>S ·All you need is
one dlld tf you're lucky. you'r;
luck\ ·
"lo mdtter.what the r~n
for tht.> purchase, one conunon
trdlt to •veryone longing to WUl
lS re~hmg what th y would do
with the pnzP
·1 want to Wln c;o that I can
buy d house on Lake Como in
llaly and llve next to Versace.~
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Just received an entire
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Ttftlsla.
A6 5*day. f!bruoty t 6, 2002 . .
A whole lotta, money/or the teachers of Neuport-Mesa ~schools
Some'°° people ttended ~Grants to lMcban
Awudl dinner, sport· •
send by the Newpon·Mw
Schooll Poundat:lon. whJcb
MW the Pf911Df.tdan ol
5210,000 tn grants to t.MC.hen
by foundatkm boeld member
Sco8 ,....._and the J>l9MD•
tadon ol 191cbet ot BXal).
Jenee Awardl by thrH mem-
ben of the Newport·MeM
federation al lMchen.
Nona Loeta, foundation
president end • 42-year veter.
en of education h1maelf,
acknowledaed the dedicated
teac:hen. adrnlnlstraton and
volunteers in attendance and
pnsented e special appM
ewe.rd to entertainer Jbn
Roberti for his Y94f1 of set·
vice lo the IChool community.
Roberti noted that of h1I five
children. th1'M ant ecJucaton
and the other two ant married
to educeton. Allo In atten-
dance were Newport-Mesa
Unll!ed School O!strlct'1 Supl
Robert Barbot. the soven
school board members and
many of the grant donon.
Fifty-eight community Vol•
unteers had the tough Job of
reviewing 261 eppllcatio111 for
grants from teachers from 28
schoolt In total. 104 grants
were awarded, ranging from
several hundred dollan to
morn than $9,000.
Granll given by tho foun·
dation are sporu;ored by a
number of bu.sin end
families, including the Auto-
mobUe Oub of Southern Call·
fomla1 Kevin end T_....
Bledcledge1 Boeing Charita·
ble 'Th1ltJ Pwry Ca1nJ cantor·
Jim cfe Boom
COMMUNITY & ClUIS
n1a Pederal Bank: Joba .....
DonM ~the~ Pilotl
J&.O'* T. PemU Memortal1
Pletcher Jones Motclrcarw1
Martt Vidor and '*1da J. ......, Harbor Boulwvant ot can: the Robert HukeU P.am-
5:9 Holpltal, Cina
· National Univer·
lity1 ewport Rib Co., New-
port-Mela Unilled School Dll-
trid Employees. Padfte ute
Foundatk>n1 Albert and
Pnnlde ~, Reader'I
Digell1 Sons of the American
Leglon1 Union Bank of Call·
fomia1 Ware Di5pol411 West·
cllt1 Medical Leboratoriel1 the
Jell WUcox family; the School
Shop; and C.J. Sege.ntrom
and Solll.
An anonymous donor pro·
vided cab award.I of $2,500
lo each of tho Teachen Excel·
Lenee Awo.rd recipients from
the 29 ICbools ln the c:Ustrlct,
Mid Linda Mook. president of
the Newport-Mesa Fed ration
of Teachers.
•Thil event and the
awardl ere all made poulble
by volunteen, • Loell 141d.
·we need more volunteer
board memben who want lo
.r.~-r.~' MIKE'I ~i °CAIPETI
OVER 30 YEARS IN COSTA MESA
•Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery•
.W OD a winning 'tMm. a
tMm that hu raiMd and gtv-
m away over $2.5 milliOn In
tMcber grants In recent yeuw.•
More lnlormation on the
IChoo1 foundatlaa may be
obWSned by calling Loats at
(~) ?60.()387.
Sl!AllCH POI TALENTt
You went to ling, c1anC9 or
blow your homf Well; U
you're betwMD the eo-ot e
and 18. youmayentmtbe
Seatch for ~t cont.It PN':'
Milted by the~~ C ub
of N9wport HatbcJr. Awards
wW be made to the wtnnerw In
MCh age divilton. wtth a
c:ha°"9 to go on to the nut
i.v.l. nu. wW all taka piece
March 1.5 at Outs In Corooa
del Mar. Por entiy fonm and
more infonnation, call 0...
lottod at (949) 673-8701. The
deedllne ls March 8.
MOU ON JOHN WAYNE
AllPOJm WWJam Detoy4a
leu.r to the editor concamlng
my comments on the potential
expemion of John Wayne Alt·
port needs eome relpONle.
Oetoy 1ayt, ·we have been
told definitively by the Airport
Working Group that there ii
no room to add a single run-
way at JWA. • Unfortunately
the working group does not
have control over John Wayne
expanaton plan.I. The county
of Orange has the abWty (and
a plan) to add runwayt and
tenn1nal lptlat by ll8CUrlng
the property north of the pre.
sent airport to Redhlll Avenue.
IOUth ol the preeent airport to
Mte .........,..... Cenunlc Carpets• Area Ruga
l'loorlnt1 -~ ~ * 1 H Vlnyla • Ceramics
FeaturinB ,A.LLOC ~ .. • ... ft ft Wood • LamlnatH No Clu. frut•ll1~t1on
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MKAnbur '8oul9Yud and .-'° llnl"'*Y onw. 1be
CUl'NDt runway would be ••"'ed °"' 8dlCol Street (tbe CICqlty OWDI the~ 8w:b Coif Courie property),
JUll •the nmway w• w•!JwMled over~ et
Loi Aage'x Im.matlaaal.
OelOy Myt J>N11UN to
make John Wayrt11 operabt 2A boun •woo•t came from
~~~~
Swtb County dliel kMP
bu&ldtng h.oam, adding bull·
MM ad tndultry, the
dmMand tor lnaeued a1r
tramportadcn wW c:ontlnue
b9yoQd what bu been
aft..s In the MW tettlement
agreemml
Aa DMoy pamta out. •the
airllnM have lhowrl QO Inter·
e1t tn cwf.ws at El '?bro• and
I might add. at John Wayne
A1rpcrt wltber. u they bad tblir' c:bo6cl, they would have
Jobn Wayne operate 2' boun
a day.
Oetoy 14}'1 there ii no fac·
tua1 lnfonnation to support
any of thOM Uu9e c:1alml
when 1 wrote, •El lbro would
prov1de lower air far91, more
dMttnaUon and lea effects on
UI naigbborl. • ny to gel to
Tuclon from John Wayne for a
9 a.m. meeting, and you have
to leave the day before or
catcb a OJabt out of LAX.
BecaUM ol compef!tton, 1 can
get to Mlnneapolil for 40%
ie. by flying out of Loi Ange·
i. than Johll Wayne, even
booking wtth the Mme carrier.
Southwell A1rUnel Jpedal
farwl cover all of Callf omla 'I
.... I -i&t11J ..........
•O --•W•1 • --····· •Sci' .. , .. ......
=~~~. El 'taro ii • 5,00CMicre-plul
airport. Jobn Wayne 11550
ec:NI. The,.,.. home in
lrvlne to !l Tbro would be the
equ.lva*rt ol btADG. OD the
Balboa PeninlUla 6Un JWA.
where the D01M problem II lit•
U. to nonel
Oetoy'I lettm WU all I
nMdied to dncb the lending
al my donation to the A1rpOlt
Working Group PAC. I hope
you·wUf .-id one too. Mall
your ch«k lo P.O. Box 936,
n.tin, CA 92781-<>93e.
IEIMCB C.UI MEBT·
INOI nm WEl!X: MONDAY e ,..., Harbor MeM Uons
Cub wm meet at Zublel
Restaurant
TUISOAY
7:30 a.m..: The 40·mernber
Newport Beech Sundle
Rotary Cub wfl1 !Met at Ptve
Crowns Restaurant for a pro-
~ ~~h
Sbmet:llr.
9-.30 p.m.: The COila Mesa·
Newport Harbor 1Jonl Oub,
the Jftah Fry Oub, will meet et
the Colt.a Mela Gol1 and
Country Club for a student
rpeaker contelt W!DNISOAY
7:15 a.m.: The 20-member
South Coast Metro Rotary
Club wfl1 meet at the Center
Club (www.touthcoaatmetro
rotary.org), and the Newport
Harbor KiwaniJ Club will
meet et the University Athlet·
lcOub.
Noon: Tha 35-member
!Khange Club al the
Orange Cout will meet at
the Center I.or the Prwventton
ol ChUd AW. for a check
pn1•1atkln.
• p.a.: The 80-m.nber
Rotary Cub ol Nwwpcn.&J.
boa will meet It the~
Cortnthian Yacht Club for a
program by the Okazaki
Youth Escbanae PUUdDenta ~Tw00a.or;,. ·
1 p.a.i The 20·plus mem.
ber COlta M.a-Orange
Coat ar.Jdut Uona Club
wfl1 meet at Mimi'• Cale for a program by Httk ....._on
the Youth AchliwYen Program.
Nooa: 'The .SO-member
COila MeN Kiwanll Club wU1
meet at the Holiday Inn, the
Newport Beach.corona del:
Mer l<lwan!S Club will meet
at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club to hear Meitl111 ~
d1lam the C1).Udren'I MUM·
um. the SO.member Bxchange
Club ot Newport Harbor wt11
meet at the Newport Harbor
Nautlcal Museum to bear me
give 1 talk titled •A New Era for Service aubl·
(www.nhexchangeclub.com1,
and the 100·member New.
port·Irvine Rotary Club will
meet al the Irvine Mantott for
the annual Youth Speech and
Singing Contests (www.nJ
rotary.org).
Doily Pilot I\ Sotur~. FebM>ry 16, 2002 A7
.
Stores a re coming to South Coast Pklza
DON l.fACM I OAlY Pl.OT
Three Whittler· Elementary School students dive lnto one of more than
100 books donated by Newport Coast Elementary School students.
Whittier Elementary School
gets books from the heart
, Deirdre Newmain
DAILY PILOT
Some Costa Mesa stude nts
received a bterary valentine gift from
Newport Beach students Thwsday.
Students from Newport C oast EJe-
mentary School collected books and
delivered them to Whittler Elemen-
tary School as part of the ftrst Books
from the Heart progrnm The 'itudents
also attached notes rn the books about
why they en1oyed them.
The book exchange was suggested
by Mayd Zlegler, a parent at Newport
Coast who wanted children at the
school to be aware that other sh.tdents
10 lhe d1stnct do not have the same
advantages.
The students collected more than
100 books. WhJtber teachers will dis·
tnbute the m to children who have
redched specidl reading goals.
S outb COMt Pl.ua ls opening
new stores for spnng:-'018
new stores include name,
Anne font.alDe and Va Cleef fr
~ is a destination for
women looklilg for the la~ 1n
fashion trends in apparel @d
accessones. lbe boubque fea-
tures brands such as Comme des
Garcons,Moschino,Philosopby
by Alberta Femmi. Paul Snuth,
Jwcy Jeans, Frankie B., Alexan-
der Mc:Queen and more The
store is an exclusive i.rf Orange
County. and is in South Coost
Plaza's Crate & Barrel/Macy's
Home Store wing.
Anne Footmne is a young
French designer who creates her
clothing in the tradition of
"white linen· in her coubtry of
ongin, Brazil Her clothing col·
lecbons are done in the simpllo·
ty of white, wblcb in Brazil is
believed to bnn9 good luck and
is also the trend for the spring
2002 runway. The Anne
Fontaine Boutique is a West
Coast exclusive and will open in
March.
Van Cleef & Arpels will also
open this spring, and ts an
Orange County exC:lusive. It's
known for lts innovative designs
and settings, which include the
•mysterious setting• technique,
which somehow hides the
prongs underneath a gemstone.
Van Cleef & Arpels uses only the
highest-quality gemstones, and
its pieces are often interchange-
able. For example, bracelets can
be lmked together to create
necklaces, b'rooches can. become
pendants or hair clips, and ear-
rings have detachable drops.
Van Qeef & Arpels' famous
cllenteJe 1I1cludes the Duke and
Duchess of Windsor. Jacqueline
MEPHisnJM
THE WORLD'S FINEST WALKING SHOES
Greer Wylder
BEST BUYS
Kenn~y. Grace Kelly, the King
of Nepis.l. Elizabeth Taylor and
Sophia Loren, to list a few.
Summerhlll Ltd. has opened
a new cor1S1gnment fwruture
and home accessones hop m
Costa Mesa. Summethlll Con-
sign Design carries Shabby
Chic, designer fabrics. cottage
pteces and traditional f\.1nuture
Summerhill Constgn Design I!> at
369 E. J 7th St.. Costa Mesa
(949) 764-1764.
A big Rolex watch sale IS
happerung at Wlnstoo's Jewel-
en 10 Costa Mesa. The store car-
nes new and pre-owned fully
recondlboned Rolex watches
The lady-Date1ust watch starts at
$3,495, the Presidents watch for
women starts at $4,995, and the
men's Presidents watch starts at
$5,995. It also carries dlwnond
be2els and cha.ls from $.195 W1.11-
ston's Jewelers \Sat ins.a
Ne wport Blvd .. Costa Mesa
(9491 645-9000.
1be Designer Outlet for home
funus.tungs is having a February
sale: all merchandise is reduced
15°u to 50°0 Included 10 the sale
are beds, fine furniture, and tab·
ncs and tnms. The Designer
OutJ t at 2925 AJtway Ave .
Costa M . (7141979..(1679.
The North FKe h.avmg l
seJDlllMUdl Sdle through Mon·
day at its Tha.ngJ Square store
tn Costa M All chscontlnued
fall outerwear, now sports, Tck-
ware perf onnance porb-wear. .
equipment, footwear d.Dd cces·
~n a.re on 5Cd • Th North
Face ~ at 1870-A Harbor Blvd ,
C°"td Mesa. 19491 646·0909
Hl· TI.me Wine Cellars is
offcnng a winter wm da.ss
called Wm Apprcoatton 101
Wlth Jt1D Duane Thf! cldSS meets
on three wn.serub\'e Saturdays
lrom 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 pm.
dnd will '>tart F<>b 23 For r~r
vabons and deldils call Dut10e at
('M9J fi50-84b1. Ext 23 1 I fJ-
Tune Wme C'elldr> is di 250 Ogl
St • Costa Mr~
S.hoe Island Ladles Designer
Show Warehouse hd moved
trom tts E 17th St loca bon m
C~to M~ to d new locabon
betund Blockbuster Video at
1673 lrvme .\ve Show lhland
cdlTles des1gner women's shoes
and boots. There's a large selec·
bon of wintPr and <:Mual hOP.S
t949) 574-Jq14
De Luxe hoe Repair at Fa.'ih·
ion lst.:lnd m Newport Bedch
repall"S !>hoes and accesc;on .
mcludmg boot!.. handbdgi.. belts
ctnd luggdge l~ h!.1 of !>ervu:es
are.custom color matclung.
restylmg dyeing, reflrustung and
orthoped..ac work (9491 71 q.1758
• llEST IUYS appears Thu™1ays and
S.turdays Send information to Grfff"
Wyld~r at 330 W Bay St . Con.a Mesa,
CA 92627 or via fax at (949) 646-
4170
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Mon-Sat 10-6. Sttn 10-5
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A8 So!urdoy. Febvory 16, 2002
TODAY
The YMCA ENCOREplu
wW sPQnSOr free-breost can-
cer screenings for women 4d
and older at Harbor Christian
Fellowship. 740 W. Wtlson St.,
Costa Mesa. Screenings
include a mammogram, clini-
cal breast exam and sell-
exam instructions. Call to
schedule an appoinbnent.
(714) 935-9720 or (714) 806-
2037.
A program tlUed "fems and
Staghorns• will be conducted
at 9:30 a.m . by Don Wood.
fonner president of tbe Los
Angeles lnternational Fem
CtllLOCAM AVAILAKS
(Ml) 1413Ut
~11!1!1!!!!1·
llartot Ckrtallaa ftOOWIMp
Sunday Momlnt S."a · 10 am
CChlld.:&rc Sun On11I
......, ... Sllidf. -.................
140 W Wlbon COOY ~ CA
(N9) 651·7750
HARIOR CHfUITIAN CHURCH
CDtsctple1 of CIMilt)
24111M91 Aft. ..__. ....... CA
(148) 145-5711 .....-.0 .. .,.... ....
Canrmmicy Unrr
114J~-.c-.-... ,,.. ..
"0-liot
hHMllOI"
Ot. JuancUa Evan
M.t:Uit~ 1mr..--.r...,..
Society. The program, which
ts port of the Wettltend Gar·
dener Senes, will be held at
the Shennan Ubraty & Gv·
dens, 2647 E. Cont Highway,
Corone. del Mar. Free. (949>
673-2261.
Orchid grower• .ct "9don
from around Southern C.U-
fomia wiU conv rge at the
VC lrvm Arboretum tor the
annual Winter Orchid Show
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the
corner or Campus Drive and
Jamboree Road on the UC
Irvine North Campus. $2,
children t 2 and younger a.od
members of the Friends of
UCI Arboretum are free. (949l
824-5833.
The 2002 Sweetheart Ball to
help raise funds for the Hoag
J leart Institute will begin at 6
p.m. at the Westin South
Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa
Mesa. The dance will be put
IG1 _, 1'
OIAHCil CQN'I"$ ~ fnWlOOUI
""'• &nu11• ••Y _.
MfllNJH QMl&IS •WRY IWlrow ---------Cl -........
+
on by the $52 Club ot Hoeg
Hospital Foundation and
TUf any & Co. 5450 per cou·
pi.. $225 per lndividue.l.
Reservauona requi.1'9d. (949)
514-7208.
llllDAY
·~y Nt9hl Uft, • a per-
fonnance in sell-expression
through music, song. dance,
comedy and readings, will
begin at 7 p.m, at the Center
for Spiritual Di.scovery, 2850
Mesa Verde Drive East. Cost.a
Mesa. $8, SS for seniors ages
60 and oldeT, $3 for children
age 10 and younger. Atten-
dees will bave a chance to
perfonn before the audience.
Call to arrange to peTform.
(714} 969-4718.
Temple Bat Yahm Unlversi-
~y·s Rob Gree~field Distin-
guished Speaker Serles con-
tinues with authof Stephen
ns
NcwponCmtu
United Mcthod.ilt Church
Rev. Cuhlttn Coots.. Pastor
160 I Margutti1c Ave.
corner of Marguerite and
San Joaquin Hills Rd.
(949) 64+-074S
Sam Qum u'Onh1p Snv1n
J°'1m Wonl11p 1md OJiMrrni
s""""' Srhoot Yo111/J mNrm11waly
A
·A t.odo<mttred pui'h communi1y. instructed It the Wun! of lrtitl
~nd l\'ncwcd by tht' ).acr.mcnb
Our Lady Queen of Angels
20'46 Mar Visu Drive
Ncwpon Boch. uJifornia 92660
(949)6«.-0200 Fax (949)644-1349
Rev Mom~r W1llwn P. \1d~u&hhn. Pastor IJTURGI~: ~curd.a~-. \ pm. (Camor).
~ndiy, 7·00 (Quiet), 8:30 (Cont<"mporary). I 0;00 (Clwir).
11:30 a.m. (Canror) and H>O p.m. IC.:Ont<"mponry)
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303\'b~
Newport Bead\
673-1340 or 673-6150
Olwd\ 10 am• 5 pm
~ Sd'IOOl 10 am ___.,,...,,....,.,
SECOND CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3100 Padtl: VttW Ct
Nlwp:xt lloch
644-2617 a: 675-4661
Olweh IOam
~ SctlCOl 10 am
---· ....-oa. Pl' • Ill .. Wiltlt<ll-......................... .,., ....
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BIOom, who wrote •PoltvWe,
A Club ot Cult\nl in Heart·
land America.. Tbe lectwe
will begin at 7 p.m. at~
kt Yahm, 101 t Camelbeck
St.. Newport 8eKb. m, $10,
SS senion and lludeml. Cell
f 01 reservatiool. (949) 644·
1999.
TUISIAY
A cook.Ing dml ud book-
slgning for •Be Nourilhed
Cooking Clau, • pre1ented
by Eden Foods and author
Rebecco Wood, will be given
from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. ln the
patio cafe of Mothen Mar-
ket. 225 E. t 7tb SL. Co$ta
Mesa. Reservations required.
(800) 595-MOMS.
Doily Pilot
a.m. at the Cok>oy Plaza at
FuhiOo Island m Newport
8Mdl to boOOr its ~ preli-
dimltl during lunch .nd tee a
lbowtng ot new spring 'falh·
ions by Cbko'•· (949) 644·
4032 or (949) 854_.501 .
TM program will be held at
The Cents Club, 650 Town
Center Drive, Cott.I Mi
Tkkets Mt S36 and Meting
. limited. (949) 673·0895 .• . .
1'be IG JI I k0 r..lly wlU pre-
nl two videos and host a
......... .-Teecta-dinner and lecture bn raw nae c..IMo11da __. food at 6:30 p .m. at the New-ers Mlit. will hold • program
about the orlgtns of the port Hilb Club HoUJe, 1900
n. l in the Port Carlow Ploce. Newport American uag at p.m. Beach. $15 for dinner and lec-Colta Mela Community Cen-ter. 1be program will be con· twe. Reservations requested
ducted by Charles Kissel, (541) 488-8865.
who owns a large collection •
of historical Oag replicas. The Orange .coue College wlll
community center, 1845 Park host a Friday Night Planetan-
Ave., Costa Mesa. Free. (71") · um~ at 7:30 p .m. at the 54~ 0229 schools planetarium on cam-~ · pus at 2701 Fairview Road.
A lree · seminar on heart
health will be given in the
patio cafe of Mother's Matket
from 6:30 lo· 8 p.m. m the
• patio cale of Mother's Mar-
ket, 225 E. 17th Sl, Costa
The Newport Beach New-Mesa.
comers Oub will meet at 10
WEDNESDAY
Costa Mesa. $10 per how,
$25 for series of three pro-
grams. Futwe classes will be
March 1 and 15; April 5. 12.
19a.nd26:Moy10, 1741ld 31 ;
a.od June 7 and 14. The sene.,
is designed for adults curiou~
about tbe cosmos. (114) 432-
5880 or www.occtlckets.com
WORSHIP
DIRECTORY
420 West 19th Stttct,
Costa Mesa
(949) 548-7727
Rev. Mic~el Bankhud. P.utor
Adult Sunday School; 8:45am
Childttn's Choir: 9:00am
Worship & Children's
Sunday School: lOam
C.brilt C.burcb by the Sa
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1be SJerra Club wtll host a
commuruty meeting declicat-
ed to the preservation of Ban-
ning Ranch. the 420~acre pa.r-
eel of land adjacent to the
Orange Coast River Park,
with bicycle, walking trails.
arroyos and picnic areas. The
meeting will be held at J;30
p.m. at the Costa Mesa COm·
munity Neighborhood Cen-
ter, 1845 Park Ave.. Costa
Mesa. (949) 645-6621. (949)
645-6621 .
THURSDAY
A 90-mlnute breakfast boost
held by the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce will
be held from 7 to 8:45 a.m. at
the Costa Mesa Country
Club, 1701 Golf Course
Drtve. Costa Mesa. $12. $17
at the door. Reservations
requested. (714) 885·9090.
FRIDAY
The Orange County Jewish
Community Scholar Program
dnd tbe Balboa Perfonrung
Arts Theater Foundation pre·
sent A.B. Yehosbua • dn
Israeli William Faulkner•
New York l\Jnes today. A pri-
vate reception for sponsors
will begin at 11 a.m.. the
lunch and program for all oth-
er guests will begm at 12 p.m.
Fii. 26
The YMCA ENCOREplus
will sponsor a free breast Cdn·
cer screening for women 40
dnd older at St. Joachim
Catholic Churc h, 1964
O range Ave., Costa Mesu
Screenings include a mum·
mogram, clinical breast exam
etnd self~exam in trucllon!.
Call to schedule an appoint-
ment. (714) 935-9720 or (7141
806-2037.
A lree workshop on reJlexol-
ogy. promoting health and
wellness while reducmq
stress and fatigue, will h1•
presented from 6:30 to 7 ·10
p.m. in the patio cafe ot
Mother' Market, 225 E. 17th
St., Co ta Mesa. Reservallon.,
required. (800) 595-MOMS
Ian WUmut, who led the
research team that cloned the
world's h.rst rndmrtlal, d lamb
named Dolly, wiµ give a lee·
ture dl 7 p.m. at the UC lrvinl'
Bren Events Center as part 01
the university's Biological Sci·
ences and Allergan Founda·
lion lecture serie . FreE>
Reservations required. Tiw
cost is SS to park in the Me d
Structure. Re ervat1on~
requested. (949) 824-7252 01
www.blo.uci.edu/wilmut
PAID AOVERTISEt.ENT
AFTER OILY 110 IONTHS OF
BEING OPEN 11 IESTQIFF PlAZA
Califomia Styli Homt
Colfection is off to a fabulous
tart! The store owned by the
local mother and son design
team Lois and Michael Streit
are offering 35-SQ'I o off on
select furniture in order to
make room for veral new
exdusive lines. Direct from
England The Old Wood
Collection ha ju t arrived.
This consists of antique
English pine, appro~imately
80-250 years old. Such timber
is ~aimed wood originating
from historic English homes
and farmhou . As an
example, a fannhouse din~
table ael1s for <1Pf-1'0xitnatetV
$150 ~fool CotlfOnti• Sty_&!
is altO the exdu.~ve retailer OI a
new line of Frend\ bedding-"
Dan's Nos Mak>ns". Thi
consls o/ duvets, ~.
pilJoW caees and more. t:Udan fre9Q • ltlllan dinntt
liM by Vletri is now ~
olffted at 20t..= o. ~· diNd c • ,,,., c:.n·pm grftt to
their customers.
Another tine of fabric which
California Stylt is exclu~i\ eh
R.'}>~ting is Robert Alll'O
This consists of many 0114? ot a
kind custom furniture pjl'l..l~
and drapes. Due to thl'
popularity of o ur custom.
floral arrangements California
Styh> has addoo another floral
desigrn.>r with experience fmm
the Ritt Carlton, as well .l..,
d ing the centerpieces at th1..,
years Oscar's. This wUJ be ·'
great addition to the tore
flours are Monday throu~
Silturda)' 10 AM to 6 PM .iild
Sunday by Appointment. for
~ iril0i1Nti0n on
C•llfontl•~ $1 Home Coll«tion Call 9) ~
or visit ~°" · ~luom. nu. " the ~ caufomia ~le .aott, wtth the ftnt
loCadon catfting to interior
deli~ at ftw ... UM
Design Cenwr. The Wllieclilf
Mui --.. loatl8d • lrvint '1iW. a Siwa 111 dh SL an
Nftiopart~
Daily Piiot
POl.:ING
CONTINUED FROM A 1
Lindsey said. ·They'r old and
decteptl. And mor for u f ty u ,
we decided lo d an th J tu up.·
The wooden. weather·beat n pol
-defaced Wlth grafftti Md bird drop· pmgs-Md become a playground for
local children, who w re known to
tug on their dangling wt.reS.
Some surfer hav complained
about the removal of th pol , which
had been Uled lo m ure the b lght
of IOfD8 extreme wav at the Wedg ,
Undley said.
cropping.
Th hf-con, lighted by 120·volt
pow r Wll" attached lo the pol • l
u to h Ip guid hips and oth r
v l into th harbor r.o th y don't
nm aground. There w r oo ~I on
top ol lh south J tty. •
In 19%, th C t Guard cut I •
tnclty to th tx•aron and rnstdll d
olar cells to pow r th hght. The
agency' Aid to Ndvlgation Team
ov th ma.int nee of the ~a·
con.
· M mbers or th c t Guard rut·
t r Narwhal, which 1 lalloned m
Corona del f\.tlr, helped take the po
(town
Work r u~ chdln saw Friday
morning to cut down th poles. push·
1.ng I.hem as they beaan to fctll mlo th
water. \
r>l •t the Job, l..lnd y d.
The Oronge County Sheriff'
DepartmPnt' twbar petrol aJlo jdned
m th Hort, agr mg to haul th
pol oul of th water to e landfill.
•l'hey'U Ju.it pick them up. and 20
nunut lat r they'U be out of h r • •
ad C:n.,-g Kibby, a mdnne mechanic
wath the• hcsrbor polTol. • M<>il lik ly.
th y'll go mto o landfill.·
The navtgatJon team used a st I·
hulled boat to drag the bundled poi.
~ck to the dock, wb re they w r
hault'<l out of th water.
•Th y w re ugly, and they w re
caLISlJl<J a hazard out lheM, • Sa1d John
Hurst, dtief offi r on th team. •Jt's
th right thing to do.• •
~day, febtuaty 16, 2002 ,,,.
1be pole9 were fest ned into con·
crete on the pathway above the rocks
that make up th j tty. Th y wer
inJtlally used to provid power to ct
bghted beacon at th Up or lhe out·
Red·E·R nldls, bd d tn Co ld
M . dolldted th wpfl).(.'nt to com-
• MUl CUNTON cown the ernwonment
and Joho w..,,.. Airpott. He may be
r•.Khed at (9'9) 7~ll0 or by e-tNll -1
PJW/ c/.ntonel~tJma com
DAIY l'llOT
One of the toppled poles ls removed from the rocks of the jetty.
REPORT
CONTINUED FROM A 1
AModates, found that Coach
David Perkm • h1 coaching
5talf, trainer Steve Moreno, teum
physician Dr. P ter Kam. dnd
the administration dnd fdruJty dt
the school and the ch.\tnct were
~not to blame for Colby\ death.
Perkins was not dVcilldble for
comment.
What's not an th<-report l.!>
any direct lnlomwllon from the
Colby famtly physacadn, Dr
Na2li Ahmed. That anfortrk1Uon
was not made avatldbk> to anve-.-
llgators by Matt Colby\ moth-
er, Kelli Colby, who dl<>o d rued
a request to talk to mv uga·
tors.
The mvesbganon found thdt
Colby did not mention dlly ron·
cussion symptoms unW a week
after they happened pl 21 -
alter a game agc11mt CcntenJ'Udl
• lxJh School-was the t~ tune
Colby m nt.toned to hie; lrdlll r,
St ve Mor no, that h had ct
heOOath , fldusea Cllld pre<-.,ure
behtnd thP l')'l'S dll<.l an thP 'lnlL'>
cetvaty dJIN d Sept 15 gdJT\P
d<Jtltn.,1 \\1'<,lffitn'>tl'r I laqh
&hool
f\.lort•no was <one c•rn •d
dboul < 'oll1y., 'ymptorn'> t1nd
th{> IPnqth of tum• thdl h<HI
t•lilflS'id ht Ion• the\' Wt•rt• n·pur1·
Nl so tw ...-·nl d noh~ honw to C~b) ·., motht.'r. Uw rt>port 'tt1ll!"-
Kelli < ·olhy '>('I up d de!( tor's
u.ppomtnwnt with Ahnwtl Im
lht> lolJowmq 1\ttx.(ld)
Ahm1 -d Wd' oul of town .incl
WldVdlldhlt• for c-ommt>nl hul
tht• rt>pnrt st.111~ lhcJI tht• rt•h tt-..•
.,hf> <Jd\'(• to ( nib} 'tttd • ~ lcttt
cun prtlfl.J<v thlS WPt•k, hut no
hntKI tullm<J Cctn pkty on fndct\'.
but 001 lull Ud.Jnt> •
Tiw C'o'itd f\l<"'M! ttlhk•Uc ''''" lollowt>cl tho't' dan•c taon'
d<'C'urch IHJ to I hi' report
•\lthouqh Colbv ,,,., not
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SALE HOURS:
mvolvro m cont<lrt dnlli , t"M? Wd
trcl.U'Ung to pkiy for a new dPfC?n·
Sive lini up an wtuch he would
be an outsid linebacker rdth r
lhdJl tu r{'9UJM po..1bon ru an
insad lin<'IJ<Kkc r.
For ruruung pliiy , Um, pos1-
tJon involVi l(Jppang down and
givi.ng th runner d <,m.111 frd.m •
or attack. acron1ing to the report·
•Th.is pos1bon would ha'e tx>en
from th • houJd r J>dd to the ·
knee I •v I, m a hitting ~11Jon
to takP. on bl0< kl'rs. wath hao;
.. boulder J>ttd dnd I ~ und not
tus helmet.·
But vicJ<'C t..11~ from Uie Sept
18 gelffiC show thdl C 'olhy dow
he~t mto t1fl opposmg pldy-
' •r 'ie\. Ntll lleS dO<I -.cemed .. tow
lo CJ<'l up
Bdon• lht• < )( oan \ aew ycunc
~·pt 2K. P1•rkln!» till had con-
c't'm.' dhout Colby pl.dying, ev('n
1hou~1h lhp plttyPr cldunt.>(f h
"•L'> not t•xpt.•n •ncIDg dny morl'
'ymptom ... •ll'>l> d<'< orchng lo th<>
r('pOrt
"Therefore, Coach ·Perkins
a ked hb son AJ cllld ~ercll
other cl fnends or Matt how
Matt was 'really' leeling. AJ and
Matt' other friend all told
Coach Perkins thclt Mtltt Wd\
hne <1nd feels good,· the report
tell;!$.
The report d taJ.ls d nes of
events from the Sept. 18 gam<'
Colby dlso phtyed on the
luckoff t am and was mvolv~
m a tackle on th game's hr l
pltty, but not a • pcctdculdr
collision.·
Colby then played tn 'iOme ol
lh def ensw play but d9d.Ul
w not involved m •any Ull\b"\J·
al tacltl . •
Dunng d ubs<Jquent Costa
Mesa lockotf. Colby had dnoth-
er contact wath dn opponent
hlockcr
On Oc·edn View·., ~econd
ofll'nstve 1>ltty ttlter that, Colby
contaaned tht.• pldyer whale
t1nother pld)'t'r tnt><l to block
hun. He mdflttgod to dVOld the
ldC kJ •
Bui oon ttft r that play.
c. ·olby Wdlked off the ra Id.
~lor no approached tum d.Od
not1C'f'd his hands were con·
vu.b'11CJ. 'Tb> trainer took Colby\
h<'lmel off and had him .. 11 on
lhf> trdlJ'Wlg table on th<• '>lde-
hm"!t
A., Colby Wd trying to
expldlll his ymptom~ to
~ toreno. tus lev I of comooll!>-
rws d tenorat d to unc:on-
" 1ow.n~ dnd the ronvuhaons
wor.t>ned
Moreno called l)J I dfter
Colhy l~t roru.oousn~. dnd
C)( ;'dJl V\cw\ doctor d.bo nihllro
to the 1dehnes fk'C'ause tJwre
Wd' no emergency nwdacdl
•:qwpment on the !IP.Id, they
t ould onJ~ Weill unW tht• J>cira-
m<"tlJc· urut amved
St>vPrdl nunulc!> dft<>r lh<' I.JI l
Ctlll, the paramedlo dnwed dt
thC' fat'ld As Colby wa., being
ldk n to UC'J Medacd.l Ct•nter
hts hl'drtbedt and bredlhang
!.toppf><i An emergency nlf'dautl
tech.n1C1dn m the ambulance
revavNJ him ctS 1t arnvt!d dt the
trdumt1 <{'Oler. but a (.I q-an
te I lound tht1t he Wd brc.aan
de.Jd
Tut• C. 'olhy fdllllly d !ndcd to
ldke him ofl We -;upport S).,·
te~ ~11urdtly morrung
Barbot -..ud lt wauJd probe•·
hi)' tdkP d lew weeks for h
\Id.ff to look over the report but
stJ'eS.<;('(I h wus open to rtklkmg
chd.ny~ to protPCt th<· Sdfcty of
tus ~tuclPnts
"Wt•'re qua.ng to t.lo thts In
the.> pmt ol trytnq to lll• tx•Ucr.
cll'dliny with '>ludents dJld their
l.a\.es dnd. of course If there·
tln~'ttunq we tilll do IM'ltN w •
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SATURDAY, FEB. 16TH -SUNDAY, FEB. 24TH
For the first time ever, Drexel Heritage
Furniture of North Carolina has sent over
20 truckload of fine furniture to the
We t Coast for thi unprecedented event.
Many Items At Or Below Dealers' Cost
SPECTACULAR SAVINGS
on Bedrooms, Dining Rooms, Upbolstery,
Armoire , Occa ional Piece , Entertainment
Centers, Exotic Oriental Ru and Much More!
Hurryl All IWnl Sold On A First<ome. Flnt-Senred l•if
ltMJs Off«'«J lncluc* ShOwroom ~ Discontinued INms
And Slightly lmperlect ~
s.turcMy. February 161/Jd 23-10 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
~ febr'*Y 17 IOd 24-11 A.M. to 6:00 '-M.
~.,.,rldlf. '*"9fy 11-22 -10 A.M. to l:OO P.M.
'
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•Gdwing UQht. • .,, emlbit of photogr.phs bf Richlltd R~ wiH be on dllpl'
through M.rth 31 .t the OrMge County Museum of Art. 850 WI 0emente Ori· w. ~ a..cti. MuMun'I hours.,.. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuetdaly thnd~ ~
day. SS adUtts. S4 fot .nioi'I and stUdentJ. free for memben • u•• en
younger ~ 16. (949) 75~ 1122.
A 10 Saturday, Febtucwy 16, 2002 Doily Pilot
'Operas'
explores
urban
jungle
Tom Titus
F~ THE DAILY PM.OT
New York ls a Jungle -
or at leut an avuuy -
ln Joseph Pmtauro's
·Metropolitan Operas,• a
collection of THEATER nine one-act
REVIEW plays present-
ed by Orange
Coast Col-
lege's Repertory Theater
Company.
Sex, religion and a fasci-
nation with birds are the
recurring themes of these
short dramas, which range
from highly involving to
strangely distant. Pintauro
FYI
• WfNlt:
·Metropolitan
Operas•
• Where:
Orange Coast
College Studio
Theater, 2701
Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa
• When:
Closing
performances
8p.m.
Saturday and
2 p.m. Sunday • eon: $6
• Cell: (714)
432-5640
has given
some of
his
characters
layers of
emotion:
others
)'e(:eive
merely a
once-over.
1Woof
the three
most
affecting
one acts
are offered
at the
beginning
of the
program .
In
"Seymour
ln the Very
Heart of
Winter.· a fadlng, self-
absorbed actress (Kabe
McGuire) who's now llVlng
wtth a chauffeur (Angel Cor-
rea) presents her lover wtth
an exasperallng challenge
Another, more ucces fuJ
actress (Angela Lopez) rubs
1t m at the expense of her
less successful fnend (Enn
Arnsworth) as they share
"Ten Dollar Dnnks. •
The first of the bi.rd plays
is •Rex.• ln which a vegetan-
an couple debate whether to
consume a pheasant the
woman has snuffed out with
her car. Heather Layton and
Adam Navarro both impress
-but Navarro's costume, a
tuxedo jacket and paint-pat-
tered wtute pants. remalnl a
mobvabonaJ my tery
SEE OPERAS PAGE A15
M:>TOS 1Y V.N4 HlW-1 O.t.lY lltlOT
T.E. Russel as WlllJam, left. and Kevin Corrigan as Jeff rebeane for Southcoast Repertory's •Lobby Hero• on the Ma:lnstage.
LAUGHING IN 'IHE 'LOBBY'
KENNETH LONERGAN's 'LOBBY H ERO' RETURNS TO SCH ,
WHERE IT GOT ITS START, FOR A FULL PRODUCTION
Y~Chang
DAILY PILOT
Sunon Billig says it's mter-
esb.ng being on the other 1de.
Most ot us, for some reason,
get scared of cops, the actor
says. They have Uu.s demeanor
and th.Ls look that succeeds m
tnbmidating not onJy the bad
guys, but the good on too.
But Billig is trymg to ftnd his
way pa t the tears and tereo-
types as someone who's play-
mg a police officer for South
Coast Repertory' MamstagE
run of •Lobby Hero,• by play-
wright Kenneth Lonergan.
"It's aJways tnteresllng to be
on the other side of the road,•
said Billig, an SCR v teran
who most recently acted tn
• Entertairung Mr Sloane• and
•Tom Walker.·
FYI
• WfNlt: •Lobby Hero•
• When: Through March
24. Show times are 8 p.m.
Tuesday through Friday,
2:30 and 8 p .m. Saturday
and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sun-
day
• Where: South Coast
Repertory, 655 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa
• Cost: S27-S52
• C.11: (714) 108-5555
Before the show opens its
reguJar run on Feb. 23, the
actor ls hopmg to go on a ride
along with the Santa Ana
Police Department to learn
police protocol. He wants to
observe bow cops land, how
SEE LOBBY PAGE A 14
From left. Tessa Auberjonols, hnon BWlg, Kevin Corrigan and
T.E. Russel rebeane for Kenneth Lonerpn's 11Lobby Hero.•
The Trilogy is alive with
'The Sound of Music'
v-...Chang
DMY PtlOT
T urns out that actor
Jam Mulllgan grew
up ln south Orang
County watching the same
musical class1c cast mat
Shawn BefTy occupied him·
lelf with ln Colorado.
Mulligan and his brother
dlrYer' tired of Rkbard
Rodgen and O.Car Ham-
awRlin's "The Sound ol
Music •• TMlr inottw Mng
along With all the IOOgl. In
Colorado, the maria WU
Beny't motber'1 favori .
Costa Mesa
playhouse
presents Rodgers
and Hammerstein
musical through
March 3
'The two actors, who tar
in 1lilogy Playho 's pro-
duiction of "T'be Sound of
Muslc• through M&r'ch 3,
even share a fovonte scene.
"When the cape.in flnt
been tM children sing.•
wd Berry, who portrays the
widowed Captam von
napp "It bnng ha.ck a
flood of m mon for tum:
Mulligan grees that the
n • w t.•
•You don't find that type
of thtng Ul Broadway
how: h )d.
Both performers are part
of th cut, wh.ich includes
29 children, for ntlogy'I
~ of the JtofY about 1 nun named Marie who ca,..
for an A'*1ian captain's
children and beaJmes pe.r1
SEE MUSK MGI A15
..
Daffy Piiot
A night to remember for revelers
8.W. Coak
nlCIOWD ·
T he 2002 Winter Form.al
at Newport Harbor
High School brought
together three generations of
one Newport Beach family
along with 22 teenagers ln
black tie for a pre...vent din·
Mr under a white tenl
loblD Hoblon grew up
on the Back Bay of Newport
Beach ln much ltmpler
timel. Hoblon, a retired den-
tilt wtth a USC diploma. now
manages the financial portlo-
llol ol real •tat• lender
Pran.klln Plnandal in Corona
del Mar. Tbe man who
favon Ryen Spooner luau
lh1rtl to pinltrlped buslne1
attire 11 one of the most 1uc·
~loan broken an the
bwdnell.
Hoblon and h1I wife.
Alda, are known for their
attendon to detail in both
bulinea and personal mat·
ten. So. 1t ii no wonder that
when their daughter
Mk:bell• McXalvey,.
tophomore at Newport Har-
bor High School. came to
tMm to uk if she could host
dinner for her f rtend1 prtor to
the Winter Fonnal dance and
party at Knott'• Beny Fann
1ut Saturday evening. the
Hoblon'1 retponded with a
9enerous and enthUlialtlc.
Let's do tomething special •
Up went a white pavilion
on the lawn in the backyard
Aida Hoblon, MlcbeU. MdC.elwy and Robla Hoblon
boat a special cl1nner tor Newport Harbor High School
· Winter form.al revelen.
of the Hobson'• m1J1ion-1tyle
Spanish home in the New-
port Heights. A baronial din·
lng table wu set up length·
wile in the tent, draped ln
whit satin and 1prlnkled
with pink rose petab. Crystal
. vue1 held floating white
candi ln the shape of rote1
that nickered and danced ln
the water1. 1Wink.llng white
lights lined the celllng of the
tent. lntertwined wtlh gar-
lands of pale pink roses on
green vin . Pink toile
draped the back of the white
painted foldlng chairs. as
well as the lid of the ban·
quet table Elegant enamel
rrunJature picture frames, as
table favors. were placed at
each setting Sliver lee buck·
ell chilled nonalcoholic
sparkling d der ready to
servo the orriVlng young
gu ts out on the town for
one very apeddl night.
~ Alda and lobln
Hobson prepared the final
touch for their special for-
' ma1 dinner. pdrenta of some
of th other young guests
joined In the det4U l.nstruc-
tions were deliveNd to all
voluntMR to dreu ln black
and white, and all parents
obliged reporting to the
Hoblon home to work as
wo.ltera, MrVel"I and cooks.
Now you are probably think·
lng this all sound.I very
extravagant and very expen·
live. However, the evening
wu lovingly prepared by the
Hoblonl and the other par·
entJ who, wtth the exception
of erecting the tent. did
everything on a 11.mple voluri·
tee.r hula to create some
magic for a group of yourig
people who hopefully will
never forget that their parentJ
bent over backward to show
them just how lucky they are
to llve ln th1s community.
Alda Hobson, who ls by
all rights one of most out·
standing gourmet chefs ln
Newport Beach. organized
her volunteer kitchen crew
to prepare a dinner that
began with a Chin chick·
en salad, followed by a main
coun of 1Uced tenyak.i
steak and chicken over nee
with tempura veg tabL tied
\
• , . .. ,. tf<Jnew 1/our ~aifh \
af fhe
O..C. Q.;tt ~nnuaf 'Parish Mission
7he Caff, I I
to 'EvaYIJefizafion
?Uifh ~r. 'K.lnan Osborne, 0. ~ M., 'Emeritus
~ebruary ~ -24 at aff "MaIJu
~bruary 27 cl,: 2.6 af 8:4; a. m. anl J._,O f . m.
Our Lady Qu..een of Afl8els Catholic Church
2046 ~ \\ Dnve • 'cq:xxt Beach. C\ '12t:J:IJ • 949~-0200
Sabdciy, Febnlory 16, 2002 Al I
MScbelle McXelvey Johll her date Paul Uebermann for the 2002 Winter Ponnal/New·
port Harbor High School.
Al ud Helen Hoblon, MJcbelle McKelvey'• grandpar·
enta, Join the pre-cltnner party at the Hobson raldence In
Newport Beach.
in a bouquet. For d rt.
each couplo was served an
tndJVidual h a rt· hoped cake
decorated ln pink and white
ros s with their nam
etched ln ldng Parent pre·
pared the dinn r. served the
dinner dnd deanf'd up lol·
lowing the departurl' of the
elegant young diners headed
tor Knott'• Berry Farm tn d
rented coach
Robin Hobson recctllt'd
hu day o a youth tn 1'1ew-
port Beach ·My generation
did not do tha sort of thing
lnstecsd. I r member the par·
ues we u d to have where
400 kid would show up at
my parent s house for a
fourth of July barbecue, and
my mom and dad would
aC'tuctlly gnll 400 hamburgers
for f'veryone there •
Hobson's parents. Helen
and Al were on hand for
Mlc-hell ·., gala dinner. They
too recalled tmpler wnes
P4 t. y t were proud and
pl a eel to ee the handsome
gathenng of the young New·
port gen ration celebrating a
unique nght of pa sage.
In the crowd were
Andrew Belden wtth Barbara
Julien. Olan.a Carr with
Chrts SmJth Tyler Deck wtth
Carolyn Conway John
Dobron W1th Aluil Karm
and Jasica BalJ wtth Andy
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UC Irvine's lntenections of
'lltChn<>logy. Art and Culture
Lecture Serles WW present
Ichiro Pujtnaga u h talks
abou t "Computer RGC9Ql\i·
tlon of Orchestral lnltru·
ments• at 5 p.m. March 5 at
the Music end Med.la Build·
mg. Room 316. The universi·
ty is at the inlelJ«tion of
Uruvers1ty and Campus dn·
v . Pree. (9'9) 824-2787.
HOTYAOfTS
The Newport Harbor Naull·
cal Musewn will present
Gary Miltunore' •Hot
Yachts. Ocean Racers From
Topsails to Turbos• exhibit of
25 ongmal yacht painbng -
with photogrophs and mod·
t•ls -Uuough March 15 at
151 E. Coast Hlghway in
Newport Beach. The muse-
um is open from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. Tuesday through Sun-
day. Frt>e. (949) 675-8915.
MUSIC
DoifY Piloi
ataged tbroUgb Sunday at •
Orange Coat Collllge'1 Ota·
ma Lab Studk>, 2701
FairvieW RCMld. COlta Mesa
The produeuon, put on by occ· R penory Theatre
Company, II recommended
for matwe audiencel. Perfor·
mo..oct=I will be at 8 p.m. Sat·
wday, and 2 and 7 p m. Sun·
day. SI, or S6 m advance.
(714) 432·5MO. Ext. 1.
JOS1PH AHO HIS COAT
• Joeeph and the Amuing
Techrucolor Dreamcoet • wW
be pl" nted through Peb.
24 by the Newport Beach
lbeat r Company. Perfor·
mances will be held 7:30
p.m . Friday and Saturday,
and 2 p.m. Sunday at the
Uncoln Multipwpose Room,
3103 Padf1c VI w, Corona
del Mar. $8-$10. (949) 759·
1046.
'L088Y HERO'
South Coast Repertory w\.11.
pre5eDt Kenneth Lonergan'
•Lobby Hero• through March
2A on the Mamstage, 655
Town Center Onve, Costa
Mesa. The comedy &S about a
night watchman who 9 ts
involved an a murder case.
$27 -$52. (7 t 4) 708-5555.
MORE JOSEPH
VIOLIN AND PIANO
The UC lrvine Chamber
Series will present a concert
Wlth vtoluust Haroutune
Bedeltan and pianist Loma
Griffitt at 8 p.m. Feb. 23 at
Winifred Snuth Hall on cam·
pus. wtuch is at the mtersec-
bon of Uruvemty and Cam-
pus drivPS. $10. (9-49) 824·
2787.
The lrvlne Barclay 1beatre wlll p1"8Mllt •Tbe Jualor Ballet ClusJque, • a performance by dance students from
the Comervatotre de Parts, at 3 p.m. Feb. 24. The Barclay ls at 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. SIS, $14 or $8. (949)
~-t646.
Vanguard University wUI pre-
sent •Joseph and the Amaz·
mg Tedmicolor Oreamcoat•
on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2-4 and
28, and March t . 2 and 3 at
the Lyceum Theater, 55 Fair
Dnve, Costa Mesa Show·
tun are 8 p.m. Thursdays
and Fndays; 2 and 8 p.m.
Saturday dnd 2 p.m Sun-
days. $15.30. (71.C) 668-6145
CHAMBER ENSEMBLE
The Academy of St Martin
m the Fields Chamber
EnS4?mble wiU perfonn a set
of rarely heard pieces al 4
p.m. Feb. 24 an the Orange
County Performing Arts
Center's Founders Hall, bOO
Town Center Dnve, Costa
Mesa. $50. (71417-40-7878.
RUSSIAN DUO
Vladurur Spavakov, musac
director and pnnopal con-
ductor ol the Russian Nallon·
l\l Orchestra, and p1arust
Serqe1 Beuod.ny W1U perfonn
at 8 p.m. Feb 26 at the
lrvme Barclay Theatre, 4242
Campus Dnve, ll"VUle. The
concert, co-presented by the
Laguna Chamber Musac
Society and the Philharmoruc
Society, andudcs Bach's Vio-
Un Sonata No. 2 ln A Major
and Strauss' Sonata ln E-Flat
Major. Op t 8. S25, $30 or
$35. (949) 553-2422.
'EUGENE ONEGIN'
Opera Pacific will pre enl
its Urst R\J.s ian opera.
Tchaikovsky's •Eugene
Onegin,· from Feb. 26 to
March 3 at the Orange
County Performing Arts
Center, 600 Town Center
Drive. Cos1a Mesa. Show
tunes are 7:30 p.m. Feb. 26
and 28, March 1 and 2; and
2 p.m. March 3. $25-$175.
(800) 34-0PERA.
TRUMPETS OF TODAY
UC Irvine will pre ent trum·
pet player Graham Ashton
performing •contemporary
Techruques for 1hlmpet and
Electronics· -Wlth works
by Dary John Mizelle, Roger
Smalley and Terry JWey -
at 8 p.m. Feb. 27 at Warufred
Snuth Hall. The uruversaty is
at the antersecbon of Untver-
s1ty and Campus drtves.
Free. (949) 824-2787.
OPERA SHOP
UC Irvine will present an
opera work.shop ~rected by
Robin Buck at 8 p.m. March
t and 2 at Winifred Smith
Hall for UCI vocal students
to perform segments from
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operettas. The uruversity as
at the intersection of Uru-
versity and Campus drives.
$10. (949) 824-2787.
MUSIC AT THE ANNEX
Mu teal acts perform at 5
p.m. Sundays at the Pierce
Street Annex, 330 17th St ..
Costa Me a. Free. (949)
646-8500.
MUSIC AT THE GRILL
The Bluewater Grill offers
live music on Fnday.and
Saturday rughts. Greg Mor·
gan, Nick Peper and Kelly
Gordien (known as MPG)
will perform clas 1c rock,
R&B and swing al 8·30 p.rn.
Fnday . Marvin Gregory
and MPG will perform clas-
sic rock. swing and R&B at
8:30 p.m. Saturday . Free
adous ion (714) 435-4033
WEEKEND BLUES
Anthony's Riverboat Resldu·
rant in Newport Beach will
present The Balboa Blues
on Friday and Saturday
evenings and Sunday after-
noons. The program will
feature Jazz and da le rock
MEW AlllVAlS Of
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tunes for dmmg and danc·
ang. Anthony's ts at 151 E.
Coast Highway. (949) 673-
34'25.
POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO
Tate 5, a funk, rock and
Motown act, performs at 9
p.m. Saturdays at Carmelo's
Ristorante, 3520 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar.
Solo guitarist Ken Sanders
performs classical Oamenco
tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tue days
and Sundays. Free. (949)
675-1922.
SATURDAY NIGHT R&B
Gerald lstubastu and the
Stone Bridge Band play
rock and R&B at 9 p.m. Sat-
urdays at Sutton Place
Hotel' 1Tianon Lounge,
4500 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach. Free (949)
-476-2001
SENIOR
CENTER AFTERNOON
A seven-piece group play
big band tunes from 1 :30 to
3:30 p.m. Fndays at Oa as
Senior Center, 800 Mar·
guerite Ave., Corona del
Mar $4. (949) 644·3244.
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STAGE
'MAKl NG rr
Joe Hortua's:Makmg It"
will play through Feb. 24 at
South Coast Repertory. Per-
formances will be held at
1.-45 p.m Tuesday through
Sunday. with matinees at 2
p.m. Sclturday and Sunday.
Set m a trendy Manhattan
re'taurclnt, the play reflects
on money. power and the
American dream. SCR a.s at
655 Town Center Dnve. $27-
$51. (714) 708·5555.
'SOUND OF MUSIC
lhJogy Playhouse will pre-
sent Rodgers and Hammer-
stein' •nte Sound of Music·
through March 3 11t 2930
Bnstol St, Bwldlng C-106,
Costa Mesa. Performanc
will be at 7 :30 p.m. Fnday
and Saturday evening • and
5 p.m Saturdays and Sun-
days. $17 or $15. (71-4) 957·
3347, Ext, 1
'METROPOLrrAN OP£RAS'
• M etropolJtan Opera , • a
coUectJon of ·hort play by
J ph Pintauro, will be
'PROMENADE'
UC lrvane will pr nt ·Prom-
enade,· ctn off-Broadway
mus1caJ by Mana Irene
Fom about two pnsoners
named 105 and 106, Feb. 28
through March 2 and M61Ch
7-9 at the Studio Th atre. The
uruvemly is at the mt rsec-
bon of Uruvers1ty dJld Cam·
pus dnv . Show tim are 8
p.m., with 2 p.m. Sdturday
matinee . $.<) (9-49) 824-2787
ART
ELMER RETROSPECTIVE
The Orang County Muse-
um of Art wall present "The
Art or Elmer Bischoff.· a ret·
rospecbve or the Al'tlSt who
helped launch the Bay Area
Fagurabve Movem nt, today
through May 19 at th 850
San Clement Dnve, New-
port Beach. Museum hours
are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m Tuesday
through Sunday SS for
adults, $4 for ruors and stu-
dents, and fr for members
and children young r than
16. (9-49) 7 59-1 t 22.
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HMT'MAN PHOTOS
PhcJtographs by nacy Hart-man. taken In locations
oround the globe, will be on
c:Usplay at Newport 8eacb
City Hall UJ.rough Feb. 28
1be public ls Invited lo ~ w
the exhibit from 9 a m untll S
pm. Monday through Fnday.
Newport Beech City Hall as al
3300 Newport Blvd. Ff1
(949) 717-3870.
CRVSTAL COVE ·crysta.1 Cove Photographs,·
a co!Jection of pbotograptuc
art by John Connell and Men-
am BmseDe. will be on cllspldy
through Feb 28 al the New-
port Beech Central l.Jbrary,
1000 Avocctdo Ave Fn>e. (949)
717-3870.
AUDIENCE DREAMS
•The OreMl of the Audi·
once.• a coUcctJon of wor~
by late artist Therest1 1 tdk
Kyung Cha. will be on display
through March 10 at UC
Itvme's Beall Center for Art
ood Technoloc;y. dt tht• cam-
pus. corner of UruveNty dlld
Campus d.nvcs Beall C:(>nter
hows are noon lo 5 p m Th<">·
day through Sunday dnd
noon lo 8 p .m ThW'S'1dy Frt>e
(949) 82.4-2787
COSTA MESA ART
"Pamlers of Costd Mc>scl," d
show bY 10 Costa ~1esa
artists. will be on displdy
through March 15 at the
Robert Mondavt Win and
Food Center. 1570 Sceruc
Ave . Costa ME!Scl The Centrr
c open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p m.
Monday through Fnday Free
17141 327-3300
GATHERING LIGHT
•Gat.bf?nng Light.· ctn exhibit
of photographs by RJchc1rd
R • will be on cbsplay
through March 31 at the
Onlllge County Mu um of
Art, 850 San Clenwnte Dnve,
Newport Bectch. Museum
bows are 11 a m. to 5 p m
Tuesday through Sunday. S5 tor edul , S4 for IOlUOB and
lt.Udcnb., f11 tor membera
and childron younger than 16.
1949) 759-1122
UfE. ART a KAMOKE
•Lee Bui. Uve Fo ver,·· an
installatiOn by Korean artlR
Lee Bui COOSisti.ng of video
and Ou karaoke booths. will
be exhibited through May S
at I.he Orange County Mu.-
urn o1 Art. 850 San Clemente
Dnv , Newport Beech. Muse-
um bows an1 11 cl.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesdoy through Sunday. SS
ror adul • SC for seniors and
t:udents. and f for mem-
bers cmd cluld.ren young r
than 16 (949)759-1122
DANCE
'SWAH LAICF
Am nccin Ballet Theatre wW
pcrfonn ·swan Lake"
through unddy as part of the
Oranq \ounty P rfomung
Arts C<>ntPr''> 2002 Dance Sea-
<;0n Th<' Center lS at 600
Town C ·nter Dnve, Costa
Mesci Pl' rf OrmdJl will be at
2 dnd 8 p m today and 2 p m.
Sunddy A prcVlcw ldlk will
be giv ~ one hour before
Cd<"h pPrformance $20-$75
(714) 556-2787
'DANCE VISIONS'
The lrvme 8d.rclay Theatre
will pn><.ent ·Dance VlSloras. •
d proCJram put together by
intemdllonally known choreo-
grdphel">, Thursday thrf;>Ugh
Feb 23 dt 4242 Campus Dn-
vP Irvin(> Show tunes are 8
p m Thur;ctay through Satur·
dcl} tlnd 2 p.m Saturday. St5
or $18 (q49) 854-4b46.
RHAPSODY IN TAPS
Rha~y in Taps. cl compdJly
that perfonns mnovubvP
rhythm ldp dance wtth live
JdU m~c. will offer its 20th
dOJl.IV •rsruy perfonnance tit 8
p m f<'b 23 at Orange COdSt
CoUege'<, Robert B Moor<>
ThE>dtre 2701 fdll'Vlew Road.
Cost<1 Meso. S23-$29. t7 14)
432-5880
(949) 376-2n2.
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The lrvine Barday Theetre
wW ~t .The Junior Bal-
let Clallique. • a performance
by dance students from the
Conservatwe de Paris, at 3
p.m. Feb. 24. SlS, $14 or S8.
The Ba.rday ii at 4242 Cam·
pus Dnve. lrylne. (949) 854·
464&.
SENOR llAWIOOM
8allrOom dancing to thO music
of the Ray Robbins Combo IS
·offered from 7:30 lo 10·30 p.m.
Tuesdays at COita M
Seruor Center, 69.S W. 19th Sl
S3. (949) 645-2356.
DANSCENE 5l\JOIO
Ballroom dandng ls offered at
8 p.m. on the first Fnday of
each month at Da.nscen Stu-
dio, 2980 McClmtock Way.
Cooa M . StO. (714) 641·
8688.
llG IA.NO DANCING
An afternoon of dancing to
big band music is ottered
from 1 :30 to 3:30 p.m. Fndays
at OaSlS Senior Center, 800
Marguerite Ave .. Corona del
Mar. Coffee and other refresh·
ments are served (949) 6«·
3244.
Af'GENTlNE TANGO
Tango danang IS offered from
8 p.m. lo 12.30 a.m. on the
first Saturday of each month
at Danscene Stud.Jo. 2980
McCl.tnt.oclt Way, Costa Mesa.
(71 4) 641-8688
KIDS
WHALE WATOtlNG
The City of Costa Mesa
Recreabon Dlvi.sJon will bold a
Fa.nuly Day Out at 12 30 p.m
March 2 with An ellCW'SJOO for
farruhes to see the Pacfic gray
whales nugrat . Partiopants
•
SaMday, February 16, 2002 Al3
Rill AID QUiii
. will be transported from the
Balearic Community Center,
1975 BaJeanc Dnve. to San
Pedro for a crw.se around the
Santa Coldhna canal tn
search of whales. Registrabon
ends Feb 28. $11 per person
(714) 754-5158
The Newport Beach Central Ubrary will present .. Susurrus, .. photographs by Rick
Femcase, March t-31at1000 Avocado Av~ .• Newport Beach. Susurrus means .. to
whisper• tn Latin, and a quiet. meditative theme runs through Femca.se's lmag
Fnie. (949) 717-3870.
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they walk Md talk. how they
41'8 when talking to friends
and how dWy are when
approeching a car window to
tell the driver lo p out.
•Lobby Hero,· a comic
drama. t1 about a newbie
secunty guard (Kevin Con1g-
an) ih Manhattan and th
acquaintance h ~ w1lh
two New York C1ty poUcc offi·
cers (played, by Billig and Tes-
sa Aubel')Onois) who roam the •
nearby.blocks at night. When
Jeff ~£.wt.rd g ts caught in the rm of a murder inv •
tigabon, he must~ the
dillerence between making
the nght choice and e.xploat-
tng the system.
BWJg's character JSn't the
most moral cop m the world
when tl com.es to personal
LSSUCS, yet he lS good al tus
JOb and truly beli ves ut
enforong the law.
·That' the land or Uung
Kenneth explores.· said the
35-year-old Billig. who lives ln
Cormecbcut. ·1 think h 's a
really mered.Ible playwright
He captures hurnaruty 10 ci
vtsceral. darkly funny way.·
Known for writing the ong-
mal version ol • Analyze nus.
and the script for •vou Can
Count on Me• (h.e also direct-
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-'d" IO your ne.dt Md
.... ,... ye. wilt reel
Hlftllll' ...til'I Wtdl thlK
'That's the klnd of
thing Kenneth explores.
I think he's a really
lncredlbl playwright.'
Simon ..... '
ed the fibn), Lonergan wrot
•t..obby H ro • forSCR'
NewSCRtpts Play It ding
program m years ago.
His work -including the
plays ·nus ls Our Youth · and
•1be Waverly Gallery• -'5
unique in both constniction
and style.
•They're realistically writ-
ten.• said Jerry Patch, dra·
maturg far the how, of Lon-
ergan's saipts. •The lnterrela-
bonstups between the c:hanic-
ters and between their
precbcaments 1 UnnJ< are what
really sets them apart.•
The.re is also Lonergan's
unique sense ol irony. Patch
refers to ·vou Can Count on
Me,· commentmg lhdt the
pair of s1bhngs tn the movte
aren't very re.b.able dt all.
·And Kenny' also very
good at findl.ng all the kind of
ambigwty, the potnts and
counterpoints, the twists dlld
turns, an the motivabons for
what we do, and putting those
things on stage 10 these c-har-
acters: Patch StUd
The characters are also
essential in conveying Loner-
ga.n's much-lauded style for
bwnor.
•it's all character-based,
which is the best land ol
humor,· Patch scu~ ·What's
funny about what they're say-
1119 lS their personal stakes 10
what's going on.·
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STAIWGHT STOMES
Chikfrert 3 to 7 ue mv1t •d
to participate 10 ong and
hnger puppet playr. at 7
p.m. Mondaf5 at the C~ld
M a Library, 1855 Park
Ave. (9.t9) ~6·8845
PlS ANO BOOKS
A children' -.1 ) tune i
present~ ut I p.m. Mon-
days ,nd 10 .• •11 u.m. Sdtur-
day!> ot th N w J>Orl B dCh
Central Library, 1000 Avo-
cado Ave. Children may
w ar pajamas to the
evening se sions. Free.
(9-49) 717-3801.
WEEKLY STORYTEUER
A chlldren's tory tune is
held at 10:45 a.m. Wednes-
day at Barn & Noble
Booksellers at Metro Pointe.
901 -B South C<>tt t Dnve,
Costa Mc a. (714) 444-022b.
STORY TIME
A chtldren' r.tory tune will
tx> held dt 10 a m. Wednes·
dctys und 10: 15 a.m. Friday
dt Bord<!rs Books & Music at
South Coast Ptaza, 3333
~tir St., Costa Me a. Free
(7 14) 432-7854.
BOOKS
GROUP FICTION
The Faction Book C roup
meets al 7 p.m. on the sec-
ond Wednesday of each
month at Barnes & Noble
Booksellers at f4 h1on
I Land, 953 Newport Center
Dnve, Newport Beach.
Free (9-49) 759-0982.
OPRAH BOOK CLUB
The O prclh Book C lub dJs-
russ Oprah Winfrey's
most recent elecuon al 7
p m. o n the third Thursday
of each month at Barnes &
Noble Book cllers at Fclsh-
1on l'tldnd, q53 Newport
C.-ntN Urive, NPwport
Rt-dc-h 1q4q1 ?SQ-oqs2.
111111/lllTI ..
OGAllteGHT
Anton Ito Ristorante will
h t .i Premier C'9ar
~1ght• ot 6 p.m Thunday
I •dlutmg 0.vidotf cigars •rid
ca 11v ·course pnx fixe dinner
cit 161 t SunJlow r Av .• Cos-
ta Mesa. $100 per pe1'0n,
(714) 751-7153.
WINE TALK
Vintner Marga.r t Ddvenport,
~ w1M mctk r at th Cl~ du
8o1S Winery of Alf>xand r
Valley m CalifomJa. will be
the guest peaker at a WU\e
dinner hosted by Antonello
RistoTa.Dte m Cos~ Mesa· at
6:30 p.m. Feb. 27 at 1611
Sunflower Ave. $85 per per-
soo. Reservabons required.
(714) 751-7153.
lWtUGHT OIHtNG
A twilight dining menu, fea·
tunng dlSh uch as cluck-
en pamnguma and calaman
pkante at reduced pn , t
held from 5 to 6 p.m weelc-
ddy and 4 to 6 p.m. Sun-
days at Villa Nova Restau-
r.mt, 3131 W. Coast lUgh·
way, Newport Beach. (949)
642-7880.
WINE TASTINGS
Hi-Time Wine Cellars offers
wine ta tings from 4 :30 to 8
p.m. Fndays and t :30 to 8
p m. Saturdays. (949) 650-
8463.
SUNDAY MUNCH
A Sunddy brunch. featunng
international seafood and
salad buffets, roa ts carvt>d
to order and breakf~t
favontes, ts held from 10;30
a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunon Place
Hotel, 4500 MacArthur
Blvd., Newport Beach 0,
$40 with thampagne. (949)
476-2001
CLUBS
ALTA COFfEE
Musical acts perfonn al 8:30
p.m. Thursdays through Sttt-
u.rd<ty at Alta C'off Pf' I lou.c;e,
506 31 t St , NPwport BN< h
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ATllUM MHIQUIS
A. variety ot li e muac is pre-
&ented dally at the Alrlwn'
Ai.rporter Club, 18700
MacArthur Blvd .• IMne.
(949) 833-2770 •
~
' Swing music by th 12-piece
DOn Miller Orchestra is pre-
sented at 8 p.m. Mondays at
BUTa~relb's at South COclSl
Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa
Mesa. (71-4) 850·9090.
llSTRO 201
Jau. tS played at 8 p .m. Fd-
days and Saturdays and 11
a.m. Sundays at Bistro 201 .
3333 W. COdSt Highway,
Newport Beach (9-49) 631-
1551.
DIN DtN AT
BAM800 TERRACE
lnstrumentaJ music ~ per-
formed after <) p m. Thurs-
days u.nd pop ctrirl r•ic k
pr nted aft r 9 ,,.,, •.•• I·
days and Sdturdd)"' 1l Dln
Din at the Bamboo ·rrace,
1773 N wport Blw Cosld
Mesa. (9-49) 645-5550.
DURTY NEUY'S
Uvc music is perfonned cit 9
p.m. Fridays and Saturdays
dt Nelly' , 2915 Red Hill
Ave., Costa Mesa. (714) 957-
1~5 1 .
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
Live music is pe.rfom1ed
f\.tonddy through Sdturddr.>
ell lh<' Four Seasons Hotel
690 Newport Center Dnvt
Newport BP.tc-h (949) 759·
0808.
HARD ROCK CAFE
Live mUSJc is pe.rfonned
Sunday tit Ha.rd Rock Cale,
451 Newport Center Dnve,
Newport Beach. (949) 640-
8844
THE HARP INN
Live music. tS performed
Thun>day through Satur-
days at the Harp lnn, 130 E.
17th St., Cost<l Mesa. (949)
b4b-88S5.
HOGUE BARMICHAEL'S
Live music is performed
Wec:ine.days through Sdtur-
day at Bazmichael's. 3950
Daily Pilot
Cam~ Dnv , wport
Bedch (9491 t-6270.
UOOOGMROOM
EnJoY a smok with yuw
drink at Udo Cagar Room,
:W4 t wa Udo, ~wt D, N w -
port Beech. (9-49) 723--0595.
MAltGMITAVIUf
Live muM b perfoitned t
Margantctvill , 2332 W,
Coast Highwdy, N wport
Bc.>«h. (949) 631 ·8220.
MARRAKESH
Auth<-nllc Moroccan cuis1n
cllld belly danong i ot1ered
at 5 pm &lily at Marra..kesb,
1976 N wport Blvd , Costa
M . 19'9) 64s:.8384.
MARRIOTT HOTEL
Uve mUSJc 1 perfonned
Mondays through Saturdays
at the Mamou Hotel. 900
Newport Center Dnve, New-
port Beach (9-49) 640-4000.
MUU>OON'S
Muldoon' is M lnsh pub at
202 N wport Cent r Dnve.
FMtuon I lond. N wport
B clch (9-49) b40-41 tO
OYSTER BAR LOUNGE
Local pop 4nd hght rock act&
perfonn Fridttys and Sdtur-
dclys at Newport Landing's
Oy tcr &r Lounge at the
Balbod Ferry ~ndmg. 503 E.
Edgewdt<>r Ave (949) 675-
2373
TEE ON THURSDAY
The Tee Room pr~nts 1ti.
two-piece band Pvery Thurs·
ddy bctw n b dOd 9 pm. at
3 t 00 l l'VlnP Ave • Newport
Bedch (94'fl 756-0121.
TOTAUY COFFEE
Open mak<> rught IS hPld
from 8·30 to 10·30 pm
Thursd.a}"i dt Totally Coffee,
1525 Me')cl Verd Dnve E t,
Costa f\.1e'id (7 t 4) 435-9367
VILLANOVA
Rich Fauno plays cit the
p1dno bar ttt 9 p.m. Sundctyi.
through We<lnesddys dnd
the thn.•P·plecc JtlZZ cind
blUt>!. l>cmcl M1-.b<>havtn'
pl..iy~ di 9 p.111 Thur;day
through Sctturd<lys dt Vtlla
NoVCl, 3131 W C'OciSt I llgh·
wdy, Newport Beach· (9491
642-7880
,% 6}M·ta-. lkaa
James Architects
Ropon ivc Rtsron\ihle Archiuxn1rc:
Rcsidcotial I Commercial
.,_,, •• J. Ba~ AIA (948) 848 8247
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Saturday, febnlary 16, 2002 A.15
OPERAS
CONTINUED FROM A 10
·eirdt 1n Church• arou
prieltl Sean H k, th and
John-Carlol McMast r a
the)' attempt to capture a
pair ol exotic winged aea-
turel wbo may (or may not)
be messengers from above
Hesketh returns tn clenccd
gArb Lo counsel Jeanni
Morem sh con.f her
alfatr wtth a pn t (H -
k.eth's charact r) m ·Rules of
Love,· the third w ll-f h-
1oned playl t.
Hom xuality becom a
lorce m both "Uncle Chick•
clnd "Fiat." ln the former, a
young gay man (Vincenzo
Torr ) confronts his equally
gay uncl (Correa) about his
chosen hi tyle, wbil the
latter p ntl a ulddal
HIV-infected ha.irdr r
(J05h Lash) and th Charro-
type Madonna (Lopez) nt
to deliver him 1n a fad -out
borrowed from Mlchel nge-
lo
1\tro of the Pmtauro play
could ily have n t ft
on the shell These ar the
lightweight ·wghtnlng" wtth
Morem and Erruly Rued Ul
an abbreVJated moth r-
c y C· 0 1'11: 0 ~ M.AYH()
From left, Karen Franson, James Mulligan and Shawn Berry tar in 1\'Uogy Playhouse'
production of •The Sound of Music."
MUSIC
CONTINUED FROM A 10
of the von liapp fanu.ly dur-
mg World War ll.
Mulligan plays Mdx
Detweiler, whom the seven
von liapp children co~1dt.•r
bke an uncle. Alicia Shaffnt•r
plays th pnnopal chardcter
of Mana. Karen Franson
portrays the wealth}
baron Elsa Schroder dnd
Judy Peterson bnnq to hie
Mother Abbes .
·1 grew up with the mus1·
cal,• said Peterson, a lPOcher
W1th the Los Ang l Uruf1ed
School Oistnct. ·My favonte
scene was the 'Clunb Every
Mounlaln' scene ·
Though the cast members
ore of dillerent generallom .
backgrounds and even pro-
fessions, each has childhood
memon of solvmg prob·
lems like Mana and yodel-
ing with th Lon ly
Goatherd.
Franson, whose credtts
indud the feisty rol of
Ouiser in •steel fl..1agnolia •
at th Chance Th ter in
Anaheun Hills, 541d th
FYI
•What: "Sound of
Music"
• When: Through
March 3. Performances
will be at 7:30 p.m. Fri-
day and Saturday
evenings. and 5 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays
• Where: Trilogy Play-
house, 2930 Bristol St.,
Building C-106, Costa
Mesa
•Cost S17 or S1 5
• Call: (714) 957·3347,
Ext 1
baron · character IS chal-
lenging to play because
he' so refmed.
·1 really have to Uunk
about being wealthy and
amuent, • sh said. "The
nund-t ts so totally cWfer-
ent from the oth r characten
I've played.·
For Berry, TnJogy' pro-
ductJon of •Music• gives
tum th chance to appreo-
ate young talent
•Th kids are extraor-
dinary.· h said. "To do a
musical and espeo dllv The
Sound of f\1U51c, 1t '"very
dLfhcuJt and you've qot to
have a ldlented k1ct •
Shaflner. • 22-yeM-old
who playPd f\.tother Abbe
a a te nager, '>aid the role
of Mand parallels h r pcr-
w nal hle
"It' JW.I a role I've always
wanted lo do dlld her char-
ttcter is one devoted to S<'rv-
ing God.· she said •That's
omelhmg I'm devoted to in
m} own Ide <;o that makes 1t
peciaJ •
daughter tr uma and •Para-
k t Eulogy,· a on -man k.it
combuung two of th play-
wnght' recumng th m
("Seymour• and •uncl
Chick•), Nicole Sheartn
("Ten Dollar Dnnu•) and
Andrew L. Vond rschmitt
("Rul of Lov "). JeneU M.
Smith how prom158 Wlth •
th mtncaa of •flat.•
and the stinken. •Metropol-
itan Oper • Otf ers a few ol
h. butfortul'Mltely,alost
succeed '" nga91!'9 their audl nce5. with Torr ct a pn_ t off r·
tng a d cased bird up to
h oven.
DtrKtonal kills ar ev1-
d nc-ed by J . Paul Mutz
A with most on • ct pro-
grams~ thel" cl1e the b.1n rs
• lOM 11TUI r~ local theMet
for tM D.ily Not Ha~
appe• Thuncf.¥ ~ ~
by Sir Andrew Lloyd Wt:bba
and Tim Rice ...
Don't mis the chance to enjoy this powerful production of
"jcSJlS Christ Superstar" directed by television writer and
producer Valerie Mayhew. The professional, 32-member cast
and live band perform such memorable favorites as ''I Don't
Know How To Love Him , .. and "Jesus Ch~t. Superstar ...
The show thrilled Broadway when it opened 30 years ago
and continue to leave audiences spellbound today.
O'\ J \\'El l\.l ~ D O '-I)~
Friday, March ·1 al 8 p.,m.
Saturday. March 2 at 8 p.m.
Sunday, March 3 at 6 p.m.
St. Mark Presbyterian Church Sanctuary
2100 Mar Vista Drive • Newport Beach
cc 111111.·1 of jambmcr Rood and Ecmbluff/Fonl Road )
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·"Well, there will be two coaches
with two big egoa. They're best
lriends, actually. They've always
had a rlValry ... •
Jeny Green, ua senior
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TERRY THOMPSON
(Est.nda)
Saturday, February 16. 2002 Bl
Rowdy
Spanos
awaits the
HIGH SOtOOl IOYS WUllAll OF DIVISION II-AA PlAYOfFS
Anteaters
Big West Conference quel
tonight should be another
edge-of-your-seat thriller.
RkNrd Dunn
DMY PILoT
The thrill-a-minute ride for the UC
Irvine men's basketball team gets
another mighty jolt tonight al 7:05 as
Coadl Pat Douglass' Anteaters visit the
University of the Pacific in what 1s
expected to be a wUd and loud Spanos
Center crowd in Stockton.
With Irvine (18·7, 11·3 in the Big
West Conference)
coming off another
nall-b\tlng wan
Thursday, 82-80 over
host Cal State
Northrtdge, and the
Tigers ( 14·9, 6· 7)
m -WIST coming off their hrst home loss in the Big
AMIMe I 11-l
\JtMI St. 11-3
c.l P'oly •S
UCSI .. S
Notttwldge 7-6
1'.afk 6-7
~ 5-1
Idaho 5-9
Lang lllct'I St. S.f
Fullerton 1-12
West this season,
tonJght's conference
game could get real
penonal.
In facl. it is
already.
"It will be a tough
game and there will
be a great· crowd.•
....._.. UCI standout guard
ua.c VO'-7:05 Jerry G reen said.
llSt.•'*»lt•ldya "Pacific and UCI
llMrtir:lt•IJWltt. always have a great
Fultltton 11t ldltlo rivalry .•
c.i Poty at UC5I Asked about the
On~ rivalry. Green. the
......_ic_u_1Ga:_9_™ __ team's only senior
starter. quipped:
• WeU. there wW be two coacbes wttb
two bit ep. l'My're best trtendt.
actually. They've always had a rivalry.
They won't atop fighting.•
That's Douglass and Pacllic's Bob
Thomuoo, whose team lost its third
straight gamie 1bunday as visiting Long
Beach State defeated the Tigers. 77·
63, to end UOP's eight-game home
w1nnlng streak.
•(The Tigen) beat people at home
by big margins,• Douglass said. "They
haven't lost at home (before Thursday),
so they're very tough at home."
UCI, which shares the Big West lead
with Utah State, expects .the roller
coaster to continue tonight. becaWle,
as Green Mid. "it's been a weird Mll90ll.
We try not to do lt like that. when we
(rally late to win).·
The 'Eaters have played lo seven
games this 1M10D in wbicb the wtnning
margin Is three points or less. lndudlng
four contests that ended in a one-point
difference.
Green, who started the week
averaging 20..4 points per game. ii ucrs
all·time leediDg scorer with 1.as. points
-the 10th most in Big West history.
In addibOD to GreeO. UCl ls Jed by
7 ·foot IOpbomore center Adam Parada
(12.8 ppg and 6.9 rebounds per cootmt),
wbo it sbooUng 59% from the fteld this
seuon and 61 % 1.n tbe Big West.
Jordan Hanis, Stan.illav Zuzak and
MIU Hood round out the starters for
UCI. Bec:kup forward J.R. Oldll payed
Tbmjlday wtth a brace on bis face. after
bJ'Mldog bia nOINI lo practke Monday.
PKlftc is ied by Demetrtus Jacbon
(13 ppg) and Maurice Md.emore (10
ppg).
...
Tars .bo1111ce Loara·
Newport Harbor will meet No. 3-seeded Villa Park Tuesday after
Friday's 79-68 ~IF Division II-AA first-round triumph over Saxons
1arry F...,.., Hdrbor scored nlne stra ight points.
DALY Pk.or ~urrendered a flcld goal. then reeled off eight
NEWPORT BEACH more rn d row to take a 19-6 edge.
•
The two teams then traded spurts the rest -Visltlng Loara High. of the halt, clS the Sallors took a 35-30 edge
which came in hoping for mto the bredk.
a run-and-gun contest. Newport shot better lhan 55% in the flJ'St
simply ran out of gas two qut1rters (16 of 29) and outrebounded
against Newport Harbor the visitor•>. 19·8. But Loara did not corrurut
Friday rught. sc-m d rt It was the Sailors who _. a -.econ ·qua e r -------turnover and had
raced to a 79-68 victory in Lo.w• 61 just four, to the "I think our
the first round of the-ClF s.Mots 79 Sailors' nine. to
Southern Section Division re main within
D·AA boy basketball playoffs. strilang chsldnce a t
Newport Harbor senior Tony Melum, a the bredk.
defensive
pressure finally
wore them returning All.CIF performer in tm third van.tty Harbo r Coach
sea.son. scored a career-playolf.lligh 33 points Ldny ltirst scud the down .. . "
to lead the winners. The 6·foot-6 forward Sailors' defensive
also added eight rebounds, seven as ists and pres!ture ltnally
two blocks in the filSl·paced affair. He hlt 15 begdn taJung its toU
of 20 field-goal attempts. including eight m the third quarter.
layups, most coming Ill transition, and three whe n Loara missed
Larry Hirst
Newport Harbor High
boys basketball coaCh
putbacks. 13 of its l b held-goal attempts.
Newport senior point guard Greg Pemnc With seruor Erik Peterson. juruor Chase
chipped In 13 points. eight assists and six Cameron and Pemne applying penmeter
rebounds, while 0.8 juruor Nedim Pajevlc pre sure. and Pajev1c. Melum dnd 6·8
collected 14 points and 15 rebounds to pace w phomore Jdlllle Diefenbach combuung for
the Sailors (20·6). who reached the 20-Wll) a u but one ol the Tars· eight blocked shots
plateau for only the fourth time m the IJ\Slde, the ho~I.!> puHed away.
. program's 72 varsity seasons. . ·1 thmk our defen Ive pressure finally
1be Sea V.1ew League champions advance wore them down.· Hirst said. "They have a
to Tuesday's second round again t No 3· good balld ub dnd they played extremely
seeded Villa Park (25·3). which elunmated hard But, I thmk they had an awful lot or
O\apanal Friday. The host w1.ll be detenmned shots that came up short in the second half.•
today by a coin flip. Lo.ird hot JUSt 35 3" .. after intemussion ( 12
The Spartans elirrunated the Sailors 10 of 34). wtule Harbor mdde 17 of 30 second·
last year's Division l·A qua.rterfll\als with a 74· ball fleld~gOdl attemp~ (nearly 57.,o) lo hru.~h
6 1 win at Villa Park. at nearly 56"o tor the game.
lbere was, however, no looking past l..oard Harbor's shooung percentage was aided
Slt\IE CllAAI(. / OAl.V I'll.OT
(17-lO)fortbeTars.whotra.i.led onlyonce,4· by o;elfles pclSSlng. as the hosts flowed rn
2, and made several scoring purts to earn trctns1t1on for numerous layups and slam
their fourth straight first-round win
After the Saxons earned their lone lead, SEE SAILORS PAGE 85 Newport Harbor High'• Greg Perrine (11) lofts a deep sbol ,..
SEA VIEW LEAGUE GIRLS WATER POLO CHAMPIONS
RhondiNa
Costa Mesa junior answeied the call and then some as she
led the teem to the playoffs with ber ICOrfbg and intensity . ........
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f back row. from left):
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Probert. Annie Wlght.
Amanda Moss.
Jenna Murphy,
belyn Ritch.le and
Annie Belden.
(front row, from left):
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Amber Braly,
LeabGrodd.
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STM~CMNK /OM.YPl.OT
Danielle Carbon and the Corona del Mar HJgb girls water polo team ate at Santa
Monica HJgb today at 11 a.m. ln the CIF Dlvtslon IV quarterttnats after losing a
coin Wp Frtday. Both teams were at home lo the flnt round. The S.. Klags are
the No. t lffd and U vtctorlus, wW play again lo the semWnalJ o n Wednesday.
Newport Harbor, meanwhile, ln CIF Division I quarterfinal play, won tbe coin
rup and wW host San Clemente today at t t a.m., at Corona del Mar. It's the
second straight 'home' game for Newpoa1 Harbor In the CIF Playol& to be played
at Corona del Mar because of the conUnued Jack of heat In the Sailon' pool.
TODAY'S SOtEDULE
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Clemente "' J'MWpol1 HMbof . .tt Coron.t dl4 Mar. 11 • m .
OF DMIOotl N ~ qu«terllNI Corona del MM
at s.nt.t Monlc4 11 • m
RHONDI
CONTINUED FROM B 1
Athlete of the W k 1•ur ls by
thnvtng m her role and
showing cooln in the clutch
m the Win over the
TI.mberwolv~
Naff scored live of her
game·tugb 25 potnb 1n the
extra penod wh n the
Mustangs outscored
Northwood, t l ·2 he nculed
two free throws Wlth 27
~nds I ft i.n reguJcttaon for a
'47-45 lead. The Ttmbcrwolve
answered nght back But Naff
ttad lb hnal word in
overtune
She won th tJpoU tn
overtun • wh.lch led to clJl
ou de hot that wa banked
ln by Cassey Brick. N.Uf later gr.sbbcd a
def nswe rebound. drov c t to coast, made
one or her trademdrk floaunq jumper.. through
the lane and drew th foul She tut th free
throw for a 52-47 I d to how lb Musldng
were in command Wlth 3 00 I ft. h mad two
more foul shots and grabbed a t aJ down th
trelch tO sea} tb Wtn.
"For me personally. I've grown a lot~
year.· Naff Id "I've bff.n abl to com
through w hen w n ed il. I've tak n the te.un
into ov rtune end hit free thro down the
ltreleh. Coech told m that I could be on of
the belt play rs lhit hav played h re. My
seruor yeer, I want to tak this team farth r Ill
tbe playOffs.·
Nair Wl!dly recewed conhd nc hom this
MelOll. There are cnany hJghlights to chooa.e
from. Uke when Naff hit a •O-root ~ot al th
buzHr to Mnd the gam into ov rUme wh n CO.ta Mesa defeated hOlt Northwood, 6 J .SC, ·
J.,., 19. Neff ICOred 19 poults. dished out four
USiltl and rero..ded three tNlt.
Overall Natt bu ecored •43 polnt during
the regularMUOn (16.4 point per94JM>· She
bM ICONd ln double Hgure9 ll of the l8 9P*·
~
coe.ge . "tdl.tndl •t Yanc)uwd Un~~.
noon
TWl•flllP
ColMoglt men and -UC lrw'9 at l'otnon.t College
l'f~IOJOam
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College men· UC lrww .tt ~d!N 7 lO pm
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H.gh tchool Clf ~ Ill Finlll at Ay8'a High
m··r
~men Mid women UC 1rww at leg W1tst
Cont..ence ftnah •t himont ~ prelmt at IC)')O • m . f"'-" at 6 p m
wants to win ·
She hctd d 14 ppg dverage
dunng PCL play as he
faC'ed doubl teaming
lbtougbout. but µnproved
ln the second roUnd of PCL
ln the tint round of PCL
play, he scored 52 potnts
(10 4 ppg ), but an the
second round be deltvered
th payback Wlth 87 pomts
117 '4 ppg). ·we ask a lot ol h rand
h~·., tarttnq to rehsh that
role.· Co w M Coach JLm
Wf'<!ks sa1d • he wants that
pre utt> She wants th
team to count on her She
never gives up Wld b 's
tllway playmq 100°0 She'
very quick and he' tall
l'nough to make other team
do a lot of dUferent thing to
guard her. She' dedkated.
She h an intensity that he
And to thtnk, Naff' car r could not have
been if 1t wdSn't for h r pa11 n • wbo "kind of
forced" her to try out for th NauooaJ Juruor
Bask tball progr.un when RhondJ w ln th
lbard grade.
·1 wasn't going to play," SAJd Naff, who IS
now an avid men' roU bask tball fan. ·1
tried out forth NJB team. And I loved it ev r
U\Cf!. I watch basketball &lJ th tun • I'm
always watching k tbeU or gomg to a
basketball game. I lov' how th fan.a get mto It
It' d.11ferent from any oth r port."
Naff ton for th gam alto MN u
mottvauon for th upcoming otfseason She'
expecttng to improv h r lhfee.poml ahot and
r; hne her drtbbl -drive mov to the bullet.
has many ~ in mtnd and would like to
make e greater 1mpect before b r greduaUon.
• t really think that h can make IOIM huge
improvements because there ena some speOtic
lblng• we can work with lh1I eprtng and we can
make very technical changes ln her lhot, •
Weeu Mkl. "Th key eboclt her ts I.bat Rboodt pracuc-es 100 and pl.iys 100% nay mmute.
Al the and oC pr~. she't wortdng JUll •
bard • the start oC prKtiees •
COWGE WOMEN'S WAID POLO
Anteaters drop 9-3 decision to the Trojans
Pelle scores four goals.
ANTEATCR AQUATICS
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84 Sabday. Febtuary 16. 2002 SPORTS Daity Pilot
1m11 SCH001.10n socca Cl DMSIOl 11 PlAYOFFS
Newport Harbor blanks Falcons in CIF opener
Serpas scores both goals to
propel Sailors into second-
round home game against
top-seeded Los Al Tuesday.
IWry FMdkner
DAILY Pit.OT
SANTA ANA -It wUJ be a whil
unW his next club team prad.ia!, but
Newport Harbor High junior fonvard
Jose Serpes wUl ce.rt41nly have a lot to
talk about.
Se1J)4S scored both Newport Harbor
High goals to lead the Vl5itlng Sailors to
a 2·0 vk:tory over a Santa Ana Vall y
squad that lnduded mAnY ol h dub
teammates an the first round ol lb CIP
Southern Secbon Division D boys soccer
playoffs Friday
Serpas' two goals. both Ul the second
haU, equaled his regular· ason total.
They also propelled the Sailors (10-7-2)
mlo Tuesday' 3 p.m. · ood roUlld
against vWting Los A1am.tt0& 123·1·1),
the No. 1 9Md. Loa Al earned a 4--0 wtn
over Valencia Friday and Ilea now
outscored ns opponenll, 68-t t .
Serpas co11verted with the h Ip of
two teammates lo open lbe 1a>ring in
the 61 t minute. Marco Camberos
began the sequence wtth a through
ball to s treaklng teammate Wiii
Guz.man. Fa.Icons goalie Luis Agullar
sprinted out to try to beat Guzman to the
ball, but the Sailor sopboitoore slid to
reach it With bis foot. The ball caromed
off Aguilar directly lo front 9' the open
net and Serpas poked it home for all the
Sailors would need
Serpas provided lnsuranco ln the nth minut • dnbbllng lo along the nd
hne and booking. a drive b hind a
surprised A~. who thought he had
elinunated any scoring angle.
•1 saw a little opening and I took
ll, • said Serpas. whose sconng outbum
hCJped the~ earn their ftnt
poltWl tnumph atoce 19111.
·1 thought {Serpa~ wu a
little timid in the tint ba1f, •
aid N wport Coach Kevin
~p&ml. whoM squad outsbot
lntennmM>n.
Valley produced the lint
four abob ol tbe second Mlf.
wttbin the ftl'lt t 3 minutm alter
the tn&k. equaling lts ftnl·half
total.
By e.atendtng their e son, the
SaJlon figure to be b.ck et full
atreogtb 1\aelday afternoon. Es~na
S&Jd Mnlor Tyson Wahl (back ln)ury)
will, bamng • setback, play agalmt
the GrUflm.
But 1ophomoro Newport
keeper Hector camp:is. u well
2 a1 senior sweeper Kevln ° Campo1, aeolor stopper
the hosts. 16·8. ·we created ICI 1111•
som chances In lhe f.int half, • __ ......._ Senior starter Redge Bendheun and
senJor Adam Kttl'N are also ftpected
back after both milled Prtday' cont but I didn't think our forwards .....
were active enough. We told SA~
them a~ haUUme we wante4
moro activity up front and we alao
pu.hed our midfielders up to create
some pre5S\11e. We fell like U we put
some pre11ure on their back line, they
would make t0me mistakes.·
Newport, the Sea View League
runner-up, had the better of play most
of the game. including nearly all of the
first half.
But the Falcom. who flnisbed &eCOOd
lo lhe Emptrc League and ate perennial
playoff qualifiers, according to Coach
Adnan Bayati, c.ame out strong after
Brandon Oould, and soph·
omore fullbacks Joel Walker and Matt
nacy, helped maintain the scoreless
dudJock.
Hector Campos flnlsbed with four
sav , Including a pectacu.14r diving
op In the 17th minute. to help th n.n
post their fourth shutout of the seasoi;
their th1J'd In tbelr last seven games.
After withstanding a Falcon Ouny,
Newport began crea$9 the pressure
Esparza talked about at haUtime. And.
after the first goa.J. it appe&red Valley
lost somo Ultensity.
•we should be back at full strength
for the fint time In a while,• EspaJ'Zd
IA.Id. "I felt pretty comfor1Alble corrunq
m here that we could get through to the
second round.•
Newport'• dominance was al o
apparent in the Sailon' 9-t edg ui
comer lac.kl.
Espana said he will try to m blP
a IC'OUting report for Los Alamitos, but
noted the bome-Ueld advantag lthl'
Tan play on a football field, which t\
ma.Der Uw'I a reguJation 50CC:er ri Id 1
will help them combat th Gnffan.,
, supposed peed.
COWGE IASEIAll
Anteaters. pull
it out in ninth
UC Irvine scores twice in the bottom of the last
inning to pull out victory over Santa Clara Friday.
lRVINE -UC lrvme
pinch-hitter Erik
Johnson' tnl1eld single
cored Steve Guthne
tarter C had F1lhn1wr
worklng on a three-hit
hutout and UCI <,tdrtl'r
Paul French pmnmg ,,
four-hitter from Uurd base for the
wlnnlng run Fnday
night as the host
Anteater rallied for
two runs Ul the bottom
But Santa Claro t l· sc=..•• 61 scored an th eighth wh n UCI' Jon Kollc·r
s.ta a.. 1 balked with Jd< I.. Aivtee••• • 2 Headl y on third of the runth lnmng to
defeat Santa Clara
University, 2· l. m nonconfe r-
ence ba ball action.
The Anteaters (8·41. who
have won seven tr&ght games.
opened the ninth with a single
by catchor Chris Miiier and
pinch-runner Brett Dalton
moved to 5eeond on an out.
After the econd out. and
Santa Clara leading, l-0, Dalton
scored on an error to tie the
game.
The game was 1coreles
through seven wtlh Santa Clara
Koller. a freshm.sn
picked up lhe wtn '" relwl lcor
the Anteaters.
_ The two teams wall bdllh·
again thlS evening, tartmg di "
o'clock. The tbree-gaml' itNw'
wraps up Sunday cifl<'moon
OAll.Y Pl.OT PHOTOS IY SEAA HU£R
Costa Mesa HJgb's EU Solis (17), lett. collides ln midair with PadJJca foe. At rtgbt. Mike Gard.1.ner (38) Lions pull it out, 8-7 and Alfonso Pineda (8} celebrate after one of the Mustangs' goals Frtday. Co ta Mesa won with ease, 3-0.
Mustangs toy with Pacifica
Costa Mesa opens CIF Divi-
sion IV playoffs with 3-0 first-
round victory over Mariners.
Stew Virgen
DAA.Y PM.or
COSTA MESA
This llme around. therf' C)
won't be any rcdSOn for
po.stgame penalty kkk5 I
11\at's what Costa M
High Coach Euge ne
Day wants out of his K•llOIB
boys 5CXCe1 team. wtuch
fulfilled that goal for at ...afU o
lea.st one game Wlth a 1-111 ... • 1
0 CIF Southern Section
DtvtSion IV hrst-round victory over VlSlbng
Paoflca Fnday.
The Mmtang (1 ... J.JI. lh two-tune
Pao.fie C t League C'hampions. dJd not
have to sweat out a C'I game Not W1th
seniors Mlke Gardin r and Ell Solis and
freshman AUonso Pineda scoring goals1
and pedally not when Mes.. outshot
Padfk:a. UM, tndudlng 15-J In the second
half wh nth Mustang scored two goalt
to put lb gam away.
"We outhu.Ued them.· d Day, wbo
wa thoroughly lm w1lh Pdctfico
goalk per Mike Gonzalez 112 sav ) "I
had to hake hil hand. H oppcd at toast
five bl' akawaYI on us. lmp v . •
Co.ta M advanc to the sec'ond
round Tue.day at 3 p.rn. aga n t Nott
Dame ol Shet:Jn4n e 3.() Winner over
C.tbedral. t a t to be detennincd
Lut year, Cojg Mesi w limlnated
iD dM ~yoft after 8'lbop Montg ry .... •·l. Clll pmalty ldcb In the l«Ond ~ .
Day WH al o pl~ d with the
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COSTA MESA-CUrt
Gamer singled Ul the
game-winning run to
cap a hve-run nanth·
mning uprislng Friday
as Vanguard Uruv~ty
pulled out an 8· 7 non-
conf erence baseball
to force in the Lion'
second run. loovmg lh1 ·
bases till jammed
Joe Carnahan tht·n
came up and dnll !<J "
double to left to scon•
two runnen and tie lh••
game at 8-8.
victory over Portland· Conmrdia (Or•> 1
bas d Concordia Una· UoM •
Garn r then CCUlll'
to bat and ended 11
wtth Im base h.lt to left,
coring C hop
Vanguard had truck for two
in tb first and one m the fourth
with Chop and Garner
verslty of Oregon.
John Franco. who
pitched the last fcur innings and
gave up two runs on three tuts.
got the decision.
Sam Baeder got the wi.i\nlng
rally going an the ninth with a
lcado(f double to left-center and
Jason Searle followed with a
base hit to ngbt-center.
Andy Freeman sing.led to left
to move Searle to MCOnd base.
but Bdeder, still at second, was
out at thlrd on a throw from left.
With one out center fielder
Michael Baar singled to left.
load.Ing lb bua.
Andy Riddell pinch·hit for
M tt llstruunmer and singled
to t t for an RBI.
Chad Chop was tU1 by a pitch
upplytng RBI mgl i.n th hr..1
Ulrung and Andy Freeman·
tnple and subsequent score oft
Sean Mogba' groundout the
key moments
Vanguard unproved to J-8
Concordia feU to 0-4.
.. ' .. •· . .•
Pirates rally to top Southwestern, 5-4
Stanley's bases-loaded double ties the game in
the ninth inning, then Beerer. wraps it up with
a game-wtn:ning double at Cy-Coast Classic.
to 4-t , got lbe Vkt ry.
Coe1t' on run m
the fowtb Inning C&fM
by way of 1 Jake
a...de bOiDe na
Glenn Hedgpeth
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Daily PilOt SPORTS Salurdoy, F~ I 6, 2002 •
HIGH SOIOOl IOYS IASIETIAll OF DIVISION llf;.A PLAYOFFS
Mustangs drop~ at Pomona in CIF opener
Costa Mesa comes up short of record effort in its
first-round playoff game, 56-40, Friday night.
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POMONA ~ldybe Pomon.i
I ligb's Od U Howard providl'<I t1
56·40 C IP Southern S C"llon
DlV1S10n W·A f~·round vlctory
over lb vi lllng Co ta Mesa
boys bask tbaU team Fnday
But th Mustang · \hooting
helped thP Red DevW., tli w •II.
CostaM (18·101shot 16oJ
54 from the held, mcludmg :J of
19 from beyond the lhn· ·point
arc. Th Mu tangs did not hat d
lbree-polnler unlit 0dnny
Knkonan nailed d trey walh 2.30
SAILORS
CONTINUED FROM 81
dunks • r lhi.nk we reoJJy <hd Ii good
job ot making that extra pdSS,.
Hirst srud. •And when Lodrd tned
to tTap U.'J, W<' did c1 good job of
making 'inlDl'lhing happen lor us.·
Hirst SaJd lb small •r Sdxons
tned to pu h the pace, but
Harbor Wd up to the If o;k
• 11 dJdn't matter U we had a
three-polntN or d lclyup, • H1~t
said ·it emed like Pvery 2.2
RC'Ollds. they were ronun<J bdck
lbe oth r way and g tung d shot
off.·
NPwport fln~hed with d 42-
23 reboundlnq Pdqe. thttnk!. an
ldlge p.;rt to P<1Jt"V1c
·1 JW.I mdde II d go.c1I to IJl't
every n•bound I coukJ. tht•n 'tdrt
our bredk \\1th dll oullPI pd . •
Pajevac '>did ·we·w b<• n good au yedr (an tnm ... 1mn1 •
D1erPnb.ich f1m .. ht'<I w11h !tu
pomts. four rebound\ dnd three
blocks with d slronq pt:rfonndflCc•
off the bench I le hdd d pull>cK"k
and d two-hdnclecl dunk tu
punctu<1te I ldrbor\ lhtrcl-qu11rtPr
dommdn<'e
Senior Bruce Sht•ldon, who
dJd not take a <,hot th(• flr.,l l 48.
hnished w11h d team-high lb
mdudmq lour thrC'(>·pomlt•r.. tor
l...oara I laSSctn Cook t1ddc•d 21
points
CIDIYIRHA ..... ~
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Ntwpott IWbor 19 16 22 22 -19
L-. Sheldon 2', (.oolc 21, Howwwd 1),
l.ouno 1, ~ 2. Ci.tr\ 2. Yutn )
)..pc. 90M Sheldon 4 Coolt 1
Fou6ed out Lol-
Tedw'cllrt ~ ... . . t...... Mell.Im "· '-'et'M)tl 9. ,~ '" ,..,,,,. I),
c.n.rot1). ~ 6 Pw-n 0.
~ '· ~ Q, Gi-0, fortJlt 0. M19rO
)ii' Voell • MeUTI I ,_,_ 1,
~1.P~I
Fouted out ,_
l~~
left . 8 for~ tht>n Co Id Me a
wa o of 1.5 from thr e·pomt
rctnur.
A)1d •Ow M~ng ' hooting
WO(' • I IOWdrd • Wd\ d man
amonq boys,· Coo;tu Me'ia
Cooch Bob &>rv n '<•Kl.
How•rd. d 6·1001-f; senior
cent t bound for Wer!.hmgton
Stc1lc• on c1 football "Kholdrshtp,
"f'orcd d gdme-h19h 2f> points
and CJT8bbc>d d 'JdffiC•·h19h 20
reboun~. lO c1vcnge a h3··4'l los<i
to the Mu"il<1°il9s D<><-. l, a game
ht' mL\M•d whilt> on d football
rP<TUlllnCJ tnp
• t 1t• kill !d m. • SNvon ..a.kl of
Orange Coast men fall short
in second half, lose, 61-57
Webster red-hot in the early going, but the Bucs
cool off down the late stretch against Fullerton.
COSTAMESA-
O range Coast
Coll ge'1 men's
basketball learn
wa on flre et the
out et. with Ryon
W ~ r'. S·for-S perfonnence
from th l ld Hour w re thfff-
pomt n) dmg the w1y, but
ln the end tl wa Full rton
pulling mto a 51-~ l d with
2:05 left and th Hom ts won
the Orange Empue Cont D<"e
duel, 6 l -57.
Coast~ coM«ted. on
sev n ot tbear first eight thr
poanl ett~mpta and l~ by u
much u 46-38 ln the ond
tWI.
After th•t lnit .. I xplOtlon.
th PmH rnl!lsed l 4 of their
n<>xt 15 lht ·poLOI oil mpts
Co. l ta.ta to 6-20, 3-9 tn th
OEC Full rton unprov to 16·
11 . 8-4
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17, Oowd6
~pc pi. • Tumlr l
Foul9d out • none ~·tlON. aw-.. c.... °""*"' Q. lloWft 7, ~o. WlltllW 17.~ 7,
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ludwwl l. f.,W 0
~ tolli. _....., s. ltown '·
Wt.-1, WllMn1' '· ~out ·none ........ '*'-
Mllftl!M. Orenge c.o..t. 16.iJO
I loward, who sror d 22 hr t ht11f, u the R d
ol NI points ln the p.imt. 0 VJJs (20·?) led, 2&·
whU making ell lour or 20 di haUtim
~ foul.sho"h • ~12 lx....it • 11 been a good
us. A lot of th •1r b;t knts year,• S rvcn \dtd.
w ~ on rutbt1C'b. We •Th re were o lot ol
w r~ not v ry ph~IC'dl • sc• highs dnd lows DdVld
Co.,la Mc t1 t•ntor IOAll and Chad hdd qrf'dt
pomt gua«I Ddvtd Contt• ...,.. ~ y dn., ttS did evNyont•
rctallatC!'d walh frequPnt· ,___ 56 <'I.so.°
driv to th bd\k t .md '-------' • Serven·~ Mu\t.ing'
led the Mw.wnq .. with 21 pomt' n ed d one wan lo brc•dk th1•
C hud Vak11l, dnolher ~1<·\d \Choo!' Wlgk'·5ecb0n wrnrd lt1r
" ruor. 'iCorcd \(•V('O ol hl' OIOI' VIC'lOflC lhl'Y ~hdrf:' With tht•
po1nb. in th<• hr!tl qudrter dnd 1965-66 ledlll
Ilk~ the r '' or tht• l\1ustdn<f'· How1:1rd wouldn l lf't thtJI
\lruggled to hnd rhythm happen I IP ..cored <Lii t•1qht 1JI
Howdl'd S<orf>d IK point\ m the Red D<'vals' point' 1n th1•
thP \e<'.OOd hdlJ, rtftc-r C\tdbll\h· Lh1rd <tUcHtN. I adinq to tJ W -.l~
mq ht tn'llC!<' pl'l' t"nn• an th" udvanldfll'
COWGE BASKETWJ.
I Orange Coast women rally
1 for 59-50 win over Fullerton
Hatsushl, Melville and Mendoza lead the way
with double-figure scoring to po t OEC victory.
COSTA MESA -
Nancy Hatsustu •nd
Kyr-ct M ville ~red ts poa.nli> ap And
Uz M ndozd came
"" th bench lo score
14 to lcdd lhe Orange Coa t
Coll f women' ba kelbctll
lt'am to a 51 50 Oren Emp1
ConJercflC't! victory ov r Y1.S1Ung
f'ull rton fonday night.
TI\ Pit.it • down by two at
h<1Ubm • put on• IQ.point run
rly ln lh d h lf lo gam
• "17-29 ldvantage •• ~d lh y
would not r linqunh.
Th • VlC'lOfY g1Ves Cout • l l · tt r cord, 8·4 ln the OEC ctnd
rruun&iut theU' •punilh• lheory
down lhc ch
The Plrdl«' hdve vowed not
10 lose a 9am an the cond-
hall of m nf nc .
FuUerton I u to 21-9, 9-3.
CllMil .. <NIIMI. a... ca.If,.. ""'--so
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NMboi'l 11
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klUifdcM ·~ ~·MN
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CC>'itu Me a w nl un '•·2
SC"Onn<J run in a two-nunuh• SJ>dll
an th«> fourth qudrtPr, but
Pomona knocked down I 0 ol at<.
10 foul 'h~ down I lrPlch
Krikomsn bt gan the
MUJ.tdn<J'' l.ile run wath d thff'(•-
pomtN on cU'I CJ 'ii t trom Nolan
f'lcH'-Conte tol • the ball,
pulltd up .ind bJI d lhfi ·poull •r
with 2 00 I fl cllld • l'\i n r.ull ~
., :10-.. ('('ond t1m out f lnwarrt
ldtn \C'ori•d down low. hut
Knkorwn unswNcd with
dOOlhl'r trey t.lftcr dnoth •r d.,SL\t
from C'ltJrk to puU wtlhtn -40-JH
Th1•n the Red DPvil mddt• th1·ar
ln>t• lhrow\
C ontf', Vdk1U, Knktmdn dnd
Clork 1>l<1yed dll but .ll. M~rnncl'
ot th gam
Pornonct•, r>(llanw Walker
4'bo did some <Wm •, grabbing
sir off 1v tf'bounds
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~-O. ICon.t• 0 TriM 0. lall 0.
WMdt"'10
) pl go.tli IC.111!0f 1M 2 ConCll 1
F "IJl«t out none
T N>.uli nor. ....._ w .. ., I, How«d 26.
Wonca 4 ~ I) fll't<het ],
H""1U l
3 Pl go.lll ~l l , fi.utM!f 1
Foul.cl out nont
T«hotutk none
ewport Harbor' C h Cam e ron (leftt
l fouled as be goes up for a hot in Friday
night's Clf Dlvi Ion 11-AA Playolb
first-round e ncounter against loara.
Below, Tony Melum (44) make~ a move
around Loara' Hassan Cook (24t .
DA 'I PltOT PHOTOS av SnVE M<CRAN•
Oparah paces Anteaters past
Northridg in 67-52 decision
UC Irvine tandout cor 21 points and pulls
down 12 rebound to pac Big West triumph.
doubl of lh
°'1btina Cal.Ll~ay fiC"Offd 14
point.,, ctnd Wendy G•bbe
r 12 r•oll\l' Uc-I unproved
to 8·15, 5-7 In th Bag We t.
·orthndgt' I U to 2·20. 2· 10
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• SaMdooJ. ~ 16, 2002 sroRTS ' .
Daily Pilot
COWGIDrtWG
Bradford leads UCI
divers at Bil West
Q>olerence Finals
BELMONT
SHORE -UC
lrvlne'a Tlflany
Bradford
captured lb• Big
West Conference
championship Friday night ln
the women'• 3·meter diving at
Belmont Plaza.
The Anteaters' litcmdout
posted a.scored of 392.15 to
narowley ledge Cal State
Northndge's Lisa Daivs, who
was posted a mark of 390.75.
Mellssa Mllmlne and Alllon
Magda of UCJ firusbed 3°" with
marks ot 383.25 and 363.15.
Hermlna Nedl cu of UC
trvme was ruth with a mark of
318.95 and Lauren Stanley was
eighth at 244.95 as the Antoaters
domlnat.ed the finals.
In the men's t-meter finals,
UCl's Bl.air Roberts and Evan
Mitchell w nt 2-3 wlthmark.s of
392.60 and 387 .65.
Lucas Altepeter was fifth
with a 280.15 mark.
COWGISWIM-
Anteaters continue in the bunt at Big
West <:onference Swim Cbe11.....,lp8
Olson and Sheridan post second-place efforts in
the men's 400 individual medley and the women's
1,000 free. Szilagyi second in men's 100 breast.
BELMONT SHORE -UC lrvtne swunm n fared
well ln the MCOOd ol a three-dly 8'9 W Conference
Swim CbamptOOShlps Fnday at Belmont Plaza. keyed
by the second·place efforts of Kevln Olson In lbe
men's 4()0..yard lndMdual medley and Alexis Sbertdan
ln the women's 1.000-yard freestyle.
Olson, wbo f1nlshed behind UC Santa Serbara'• Matt Wheeler
(3:54.70), swept to a 3:59 05.
Sbendan. second to Padflc's Kristy Mathews (10:07.05), touched
out ln 10:08.94.
Jn other men's competlUon, the UCI 200 medley relay team wu
third ln 1:33.43, Gonzo Shimura was hfth ln the 100 butterfly
(50.94), Suruk PattanaM!lth was seventh ln th 400 Individual
medley (4:11.62). Mike Mckeehan wu eighth lo the 200 free m
1:43.74 and Kareem Adnao was eighth m the 1,000 free at 45.68.
Sz:ilagyt was second ln the 100 breast with a 56.80 effort, and
Shltmura was second in the 100 back (S0.31 ). ·
Jolrung Sbendan on tbe women's de from UC ltVane were
Kim Wong, Jackie Snyder. Kun Do and the 200 medley relay team.
Wong was eighth in tbe 400 lndiVldual medley and 100 breast·
stroke, docking bJneS of 4:38.35 and 1:08.37, resped:lvely.
Snyder was seventh in the 100 butter1ly with a time ol 58.58, and
Woog was e19bth an the t 00 breaststroke with a 1 :08.37 effort.
Sara Showalter was second m the 1200 breast ( l:05.2A) and Blau
posted a fifth-place rune of 57.28 lo tbe 100 backstroke.
IOYSSOCCB
Avalon elh11lutes
Sap llllL 7-2
Ughtning
comes up
short on
Catalina
Island.
AVALON -Jordan Sallnger
of Sage Hill High scored a goal
and added an aukt, but h01t
Avalon defeated the Ugbtnlng,
7-2. Jn the flrst round ol lbe CIP
Southern Sectlon Olvlston V
boys soccer playoffs flriday
afternoon.
Cesar Arriaga scored In
the 35th minute for Sage Hill
(8-7-1) on a tnakaway and pes.
from Salinger. and Salinger
scored ln the 79th minut on an
ast by Corey Brindley.
Uberty League champion
Avalon improved to 19-1-1,
while Sage Hill completed Its
flrsl season ln the Academy
League as runner-up under
Coach .Noureddlne El Alam.
HOllDIS
Lavery Big West Athlete of the Week
CRAWPOllD HALL-UC lmne'I Mike Lrimy WM •••• ctmd ..
the fint redPint of the 8'g Welt Men'I Goll AlblN of the Week.
A Junk>r, Uvery fbUabed the Pmg Amon. lnlerro~ with
a l ·under 212 and shot a roWld ol 67 on tb9 fil'lt day.
The award ii moeen by the cooleteoce coecbel.
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PORSCHE
'98 PORSCHE 911 Turbo Coupe 20
Must see, low, low miles. ('4501) .,900
'99 PORSCHE Boxster Cabrtolet 20 •
(#4531) '34,900
•as PORSCHE 911 Carrera Cabriolet ·
· 20 Factory tuned look. (15016) '28,900
... PORSCHE Carrera Cabriolet 20 •
•t-tot". (#5013) •2,900
.. 7 PORSCHE Carrera Coupe 20
Showroom fresh. (#4387) '44,900
._ PORSCHE Carrera Coupe 20
Only 25,000 miles. (#5019) 'S9,000
... PORSCHE 911 carrera Cabriolet • 20, Factory tuned look cab. ('5016) ~900
· ... POllSCH• 911 Canera Cabriolet 2D
1'4or'. ('5013) . • ......
197 POii.CH• 911 carrn C11bt101M 2D
ltlowroom freah. (14387) .......
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.... ,,...., 25,000. ('9019) .
BMW
'95 BMW 3 Series 325i Convertible
Ssp, Calif car, Leather (#4267) 122,900
'95 BMW 3 Series 325t Sedan 40, auto, leather,
sunroof, prem. wheels 1s· (14242) '14,IOO
-01 8llW X-5 SUV "Hot"
5,000 mMe8 (#4504) '53,900
....... 3-series M3 Coupe 20
SUYer/grey. s.pd, low miles ('5018) '24,900
-01 8llW 3 Series M3 Coupe 20
Sport pad(, nn 6,000 ml (14516) '52,900
•7 .... 7 Series 740i Sedan 40
.. Hot"(H>33) '27 ,000
....... 7 Seri8s 740i Sedan 40
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-01 llBIC .... BENZ CLK 320 Cabriolet
2D Ct1om1 ..... rld9IY, c:dt 4,444 ,.,., (I 5000) 155,IOO
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Sedan 40 ~ nrp Cir. (I 4280) 118,900
... lllERCEDES BINZ E-dass E 320 Sedln
40 leather, cd, onty 21k miles, moonroof. (I 4539) '37 ,900
._ llBICEDES BINZ. E-dlss E 320
Wagon 40 "Hot'. (I 4445) 117 ,900
._ llBIC•MS BENZ 5-dlss 5 ~
Sedan 40 "ffar. (I 4540) '39,900
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40 ~ lhoMoom hit\. (I 4420) '34,IOO
'00 MllllCmmS ••NZ 5-dasS s 500 . '
Sedan 40 '"ttar. (18010) .... 900
.. H•RC.•I •ENZ 320
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