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Home My WebLink About2002-02-23 - Orange Coast PilotI ! SERV1NG THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ~ ON THI WIB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM SAlURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2002 Silva will support Newport's JWA ·wishes • •County supervisor sdys he will push for smallest expansion of the airport at Tuesday's board meeting. P.ul Olnton DMY Pit.OT NEWPORT BEACH -The oty's county supeM.SOr has backed its plan for a mode t expansion of light restnctlons dl John Wayne Auport over the next 10 to 15 years. Jim SUva, who dlso represen~ Cmta Mesa. s~ud h~ wouJd upport the city's preferred exten ion of 01ght caps. known d!> "Scenano I." when the board con!>1ders at on Tuesday At that meelJJlg, the boclrd lS scheduled to certlfy the cnVlfOn· mental analyst!> oo the extension of the auport's restncl.lons alter Dec 31. 2005 ·1 will be recommending the board approve Scenano 1 and pro- Vlde stair the duection to begin negotiat.Lons of prop<><>Cd dill nd· ments to the settlement ugref'· ment. • SiJva '>dad in d statement. The county. city dnd two dctlVl!>l grou~ - the Airport Working G roup dlld Stop Pollut· mg Out Newpo!'l -must agree to dny extension They collect.Ivery 'iaqned off on the 1985 w.tUem(•nt agreement Councilwoman Norma G lover Engineers go brain to brain Drama arises during a battle of mechanical skills at UC Irvine when judges nearly disqualify one student l'HOT018'fSlt:VfM· ~/OAaYl'!lOT The bands of UCI student Javier Plnuco make some last-minute ad)usbnents on bis entry ln the Leaping Leyden Jar contest Deirdre Newm•n DAILY PtLOT A n engineenng conte t at UC Irvine on Fnday had all the drama of an Olympic match when a student wa.s nearly disqualifted. before ultunately taklng fJJ"St place Granted the l..edpmg Leyd n Jar contest did not involve tnple axels or a French Judge. but 1t cap- tured the creatJve pml that eng1· neers are not usually known for The contest mqwred tu.dents to fling a run -volt batt ry far Arlene Dorta, • cbemkaJ engln dnd City Atty. Bub Bumh.1m .. ent d 1omt letter to 1lvd on reh 21 urg· mq him to "pldy t1 proman(•nt roh• an obtt1ananq board .,upport tor ScPOdflO l • ·w e're v ry hdflf'Y thcat he took thdt pu,1t11m. • C'ounc:ilman Gary Proctor said "I •~·Pl ronhdent that \\ { U get thf' up port we n ~J (Otl TUf>\ddYI . Under Sc Pnctno I , the dlfJ>Or1 would he rlllowf>d to grow h\' lour add1Uon41I gcll • 12 mon• of th•· no1s1 • I fhghlh per dd} cm<l I 4 rml- .\ '>pokt·.,mdn for Su1>N~ 1 or Chuc:k Smith hd <.rUupport ttn t•xten!>1on rl al unW dtll'f th•• ~ldrch 5 elfl<:lJOn lion more pct nql'~ f>N )'<'d1 Th(• c11rport now 1s rctp~ dt 71 of the nol!>a~t fhght<, d clcty dnd b 4 rrullion dnnudl f)d'-'(•nq1•r. d 't'dr Caty h.1t1<1PP• welc omt•cl thf' nl•\\' of SiJvtl., support On thdt <ld\' c uunl\ \ ut •rs will ht• dsk<'d wh;•ther thl•v wdnt to rezonP-thf• El T•1rt1 !1..fdnne ha ~ for d pill'k \ -, l.., • ''•IP would -.enou-.tv SEE JWA PAGE A9 Dumped debris not harmful to environment •Test~ hnd lhdt sewage Newport B<>dch .,ent to Irvine for 12 yedrs do ~ not contain more hed\f\. metdls than tdte ldw dllow., Peul Clinton OAllV PtlOT NEWPORT BEACI I T<>'>l r<>-;ult., lrom '>l'Wd<W clt>bn.. th(• nt) unproperly dumped in dll lrvme lt1ndJill showed 1t conttiin., extrem<>- ty low rtmounts ol heav) mPtals, all belo'' "tdte stem· dctrd For 12 ~Pd rs the nty 'ient tn1ckload of 'ewdge debn pump<:>d out of its tordge well to tht• Frdnk R. Bo\\er- mdn Ldndhll The nt\ la11L" h .fort• nd· mg 11 to the ldndJill ':itdte public h aJth codti-. r ~wre lhl• I ting. On Thuf\dr.t~ tllP SrHll•t And RPq1undl \\ dh•r <J11t1h1\ Control Bot1rd rt•IPd'>t>d th1• rl' .. ults ul te-.t., pt•rlomwd on 'dmpll•!> ot tht• dt'hr" It, morP mnrn w1u' than I t'\'N thouqht 11 would be su1d D1x1e Ln~-. tht> bodfd., land ch<.JlC''''' rhu•I ·Theres nothln<J lh•·rt• • Thl' msults 'h~m '~ 'mall dIDOUnl<, of c oppN J'lnl'. banum, leud 1111<1 I ·n ilium Jn the WctSt • Thm dll wen• df'lt•< h~l nt level itJr l>C!lo\\ -.tale 'Ian· dard-. 8odrd lestc•r., < ttlht>r :?<t tht• d bn., an plo,Uc 11p-loc II. plrt,bl btt<I'> tor tes1my m rrud · Fehn1csr\, -.hortl\ dllPr Newport Bt>rt r h ulh< 1ah SEE DEBRIS PAGE A4 New plan will mean a cleaner ocean •Orange County Sa rutation Distnct dnnounced 1t will begin disinfect.mg wag b for ncllng it out to ea. Peul Olnton DAILY P LOT l'ol:\VPORT·ME A Count} • uut u n Fountcun Vall )' as pos 1ble using tts own pow r. It was tho last compebtion an a w k that saw the usually riou -mind· eel engineers get wild and crazy. devising Popsid ·stick bridg , dropping eggs from the 1 O· tory engin ring tow r and trying to outthink each other. It also lnclud· eel a career fair with more than 30 companl . SEE BRAIN PAGE At her project does not ~te work. tudenta wlao competed lD tbe Leaping Leyden Jar contest cleUped • mecban•tm to moft a nine-volt biittery Ullng ltl own power. The battery that move. tbe tartbest wins the competition. ( uunty anitation d1.,tnct ofhual' announced Fnda) thdl the) would begin cl.isin· fectmq th tr led wag that '' r I a ;d mto the ()('\;dn through a pipe on th ocfln Ooor Th ttnnounc m nt cam ell a n w-. rnnforencc at th SEE OCEAN MGE M In this day and age, we need more parks Al• boy growing up in the Pairfu diltnct ol Loi Angeles. I often wandered about with my friends Without parental upervtlion. Th1ngt wena different then. The boogey· man w .. a fk1itious charac· ter, willk• today when per- enll .,. led to believe he exists on every corner. If we wuatld to play aJmoit Uf ~ tlMN WM Fairfax tfigb SdlOol, whkb ~--perk.On WI b .. ,tbegylawel .-•-.'n' amu . c w had to climb a chain link f n onw hndl. My friendt and I played 1 lot of fl',>C'tS OD illlpbe1t. lndudlng touch football in the That'I the way it in mott dtl9 My blolw, Mk'hael, Uv. jUlll .a.. tbl But Riwr fralD M ¢ ·•n. and • pitk wtlll • ..., b ... bllld' ......... .. ......... ,,,n ....... ...... Sotre· 1111 a, .. _ ....,_. WI Ill• .. ----· _....,,.,... ..-. -. -"'~ .. • • .. . . . . ST. MARK PRESBITERIAN CHURCH ..... , 11 peo 1 •belieYtng lblt all bUIDanlty matt ma a . p an SL Mlrk PNlbyterian Chun:b allDmltted to ,n. and.. iherei iacred w will ocuveJy k to ftnd God4s peOple, chat every J*'IQf1 w God's crM.don. end. °U:i.t tor Goo's c l to I.hem.· WorshJp weys eo tbare tbe good MW'I with them all and 11\Vlle tbesrl: middle t<'.hool youth tJ conC'UrJ1 nUy. bekl at t-.30 a.:m. ~ and Sunday 9Cboal fOr prmcbool ailo~ for infants and toddl . Gary Adults and e.m IDlllt for Sunday Khoo! at 11 • m. Child care -~!vis t 2100 Mu -ta Dnv , N wport CoUim 11 lmlior J)MIOr, The t"burdl W eltabliAhed LD 1962 cu.-a Beldl. (949) 644. t:W 1. A2.5aeurd0Y, hbNary 23, 2002 Listening to the inner voice I •God lcnowt the secret plan of the things he wW do tor the world. Uatng my hand. - -Unknown. R ecenUy I had a morning of errands that took me to five different dties. While drtvmg. I said a prayer a friend toJd me about the day before. ·every day, I pray to walk wtth God. talk Wlth God and Ustmi to God.• she Sald. "It's amanng bow much better I seem to bear him, and bow much more aware I am or people God seems to want me to talk to. • I bad prayed that morrung and won- dered if anything unusual would hap- pen. I'd bad friendly conversations Wlth many dUferent peo- ple. but nothing seemed out of the ordinary. r·was leaving Irvine when I spot- ted a Caillomia Piz- za Kitchen and deeded to treat myseU to a salad to take home for lunch. I placed my order to go, and headed to the ladles room. As I walked around the QndyTrane Christeson THE MORAL Of THE STORY restaurant, I saw a young woman alone at a table Her meal was m front of her, but she stared out the wmdow. I didn't Uunk much about 1t at first. but I sensed God saymg, "Go talk to her.· I had a bnef internal conversation wtth0God that mvolved questions, such as, "Why her?". "Why me?" and "Whal do I say?" When I walkedl back by, her food was still untouched, and her head was down. I walked back and sat in the lobby to wait for my salad. I could still see her, and her hedd was still down. I didn't know if she was sad, or t.hinkmg or praying. I thought about going over and say- ing someUung, but then my order was ready. As I tood to pay, I glanced over agam, and saw that her head remained unmoved. I was still having an inner mental debate when I remembered my fnend's words and my earlier prayer. I'm embaJTassed to ad.nut that my feet were already pointed toward the door, but then I turned and headed to her table. She was looking out the WUldow again. ·oK. God,· I prayed. "I'm going over lo her. but I have no Idea what you want me to say. She's going to Uunk I'm crazy.· She looked at me as I sat down. ·rm so sorry to mterrupt you and I'm not really strange." I said. "But I couldn't leave wtthout corrung over because I felt like God wanted me to tell you that he loves you. Forgive me for inttuding. • "Thank you for coming,· she said with tears In her eyes. ·1 saw you walk m and wondered tf you were the one.• •Tue one?• I asked. ·ves, I was 1ust praying for an answer. and you came at ju.st the right wne, • he answered. I didn't know what to say or do. ·Are you au nght? Can I help you?· I asked. ·rm fine and you already have. Thank you for saying what you did.· She started eatmg and thanked me again. She seemed ready to be alone, so I left. Evensong series at St. Michael and All Angels will bring music to evening worship ~ ....... DAILY Pim Vespers ii the pnma.ry type ol evening service in the AngUcan. Roman ~Christian chwdles. lt is rooted in the forms ol ancient mooastic ww- shlp. In the Angtican and Epilcopal cbwch in the us .. vespers ii often called, limply, evening prayer. When the service ls rung or cbantea by a choir lt It called evemong. On March 3, Saint Michael and All Angels in Corona de1 Mar will bold another 5efVk:e in its new Frtandl of Music Evemong Serles. The church'• adult cbolr and IOloist.s will pro- vide choral music for the "!Anten Choral Evensong.• Prayen known u the "Magnifi- ca.t• and "NWlC Dimittut• form the center- piece for this traditlon41 selVice. •The words m ol these prayers • Whet: Friends of Musk Evensong Serles • we..,.: St. Michael and All Angels. 3233 Pacific View Drive (at Marguerite), Corona del Mar • When: First Sunday evening of each month, March through June, at 5 p.m. The series recesses will break for July and August and resume In ,September •Cost: Free •can: (949) 644-0463 are from the Bible and their titles are the first words ol eecb r!:~·ln explained lbno- thy Getz.~ ter ol mUSJC. •Their words have been set by hundreds of composen.• According lo Getz, the service is uniquely Anglic.an and will be very much like a ser- vice that might be heard in an ~lish cathedral. ln addition to the • Magni.fi· cat and • Nunc Dim.ittus, • the service includes an opening anthem. also called an •tntroit": a psalm. a hymn and a concluding piece ol music called a •sentence.• This ttme-honored form of evensong was seJeded espectany wtth the Lenten seuoo. a penilential c:hwdl seuon. in mind. As tradi· tioDa1 and grounded in antiquity as the ser- vice Is, however, both Getz and tenor Richard Zevnik believe it bas wide appeal •Anyone who enjoys choral music would enjoy this service.• 2:evnik said. "You really don't have to know the liturgy of the 9etVice. The whole service Is in the 80ok ol Common Prayer and it's fairly easy to follow.• • The next evemong m the series will be led by the chwch's new children's c:bob1, the Cherubim choir ol Ont· through third-graders and the Seraphim choir ol fourth· through sixth-grad.en. The April 7 service, titled •Hap- py Voices• wW follow the traditional even· song fonn and will include special eatartlde music. •'Happy Voices' comes from one of the prayers in the sesvice titled 'PbOI Hilaron.'• said Getz. ·1 chme it because tt seemed to fit a service led by children .• Not all ol the llel'V1oel in the evensong series wm be nearly so conventional. On May 5, special guest Norman Freeman, vicar ol St. Michael and All Angels in Illa Vista and Grammy Awant-winning muskian, will bring bis •Jazz vespers• to the tenes. Freeman 11 a graduate ol tbe Julliard School ol musk: wbo Doily Pilot g out in prayer SL Michael and All Angels minllter of music Tim Gett practices at th organ. ·bas performed wtth a diverse group ol musi- cians that andud the New York Ptulharmonk, tbe Metropolitan Opera, Barbara Streisand's 1994 concert tour, th Moody Blu , Lionel Ritclue and Rosemary aooney. He attended the General Theological Seou- nary and was ordained an EpiKOpal pnest tn 1994. He describes • Jazz Vespers• as, •a syn- thesis of tMdltions, a blending ot an ag old li~ wtth the uruqu musical language we call J4ZZ .• The • Jazz vespers· follows the (amil.lar order of service for evening prayer, but the music is all jazz with F~ playmg manmbas and three more mUSl04J\S on dnuns, bus and piano. An audio sampltng of •Jazz Vespers• can be heard on Freeman's Web site at WWWJarmunistry.org. On June 2, the will ptescnt •0rgan. IOD9· .. The service will tho tradibonal texts or the evensong seM ce. wtule the musu that '5 customarlJy SWl9 by a cho11 will ealher be spoken or ung m hymn form, mtcrspeiwd with organ mUSlC. Getz. on the church's Abbot and Sieker pipe organ of 28 ranks, wtll play the Toccata, Adagio e1.nd Fugue m C Ma1or b} J.S. Bach. as well M •canIJon d West.nun· ter• by Lows Vicm and oth r p1ea-s of musk:. "Church music JS beconung such d ranty, • said Getz. •llle$e ~ offer everyon a.n opportwu.ty to hear this music m the context 11 was wntten for.• And if that is not enough, cho1r member Jerry McMillan sug led, ·vou nugbt want to come for the IJ1 ots. • Th fn nds of MUSIC group always proVld , Mid McMillan and Getz in perfect harmony, ·n.•aUy, really good treets• at a reception that follows edch serw:e I bll don't know exactly what hap- pened that day. But I know that when God wlu.spen rugg tions to me, I'm try· lng to hst n and follow. . f 111111 CllEllDll the Ugbt Touch, 1929 Tu.sbn Ave., Calta Mesa. (S.9) 646- 3198. PURIM F£ST (9491548-6900. Tempi lsaJab of Newport Beach will celebrate th Festi- val of Punm from 2 to 5 p.m Sund y at 2401 lrvme Av .• And you can quote me on that. SPICllL IYlllTS THI AllT1ST WAY Dr. Richard V&llandlgbam wW lpee..k about Chaldean Numerology at 10 a.m. today at MCDONALD SINGS Chrilda.n vocalist Jun McDonald will perform at t 1 a.m today at the Costa M Seventh Dey Adv ntist Churdl, 271 Avocado St., Costa M Pree. (949) 548-6596. N wport Beach. P ter Small, a.n intemationel nt ruuner and b.lstoncal lmp11 tonilt. wall portray George Washington for th vent. Don lions are SS, $1 or fr for du.ldr n up to 13. ........... NI ...... IUQQSHQDM (M)M2~ right: No ,,_. ttor-. lllulllt~ edlbW tNtW « ~ ... <Mlbe~~ ~~-C~OMW SUIF AND SUI YOLll. N0.54 -·-~ ,_,_ ..... .., .... ... ··-..-.--... 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HOW IQ MHlf U$ a.a.11 • The 1"'* Onngil County _..mt1•1 ........ a.IW.,,.., MHl71 -..t'Mf)~-Wt ....... --~MlSMO tpofttC...5'1~) ..... ,.~ ..... ,10 ...... ...,10 ...... ,, ... ., MCDM ---.... Olllt .. .., ......... ..,." . W!ATHU fOMCAST ,artty cloudy tkies W!H kkk off the "'°'iwig. • the~ Of" bed!. to• .,.. of the nor· "* end wt ~ In 1ht high 50L Tht MM\~ ... out •ong In tN ~·-•100f1, ~~lt .... lnit.'<>W tO tnld-70L Wt1I coot blcl ~ Into ... '°'.., ..... ...... .... ••211 ~-- I nart from the notihwest •t S to ? feet wld buUd to I '° •Mt i.te. SURF If you wlh until mkimomin~ you might ftnd tome.,,...... wMt• tO c:t.l-hW' ~but the tide& ... hurt .,.,., ~ ~ CAntinued.......,. ..... thougt\. ~'°the ~ ..... . -...... ~ °"' 11111 .......... .. ...... IAltlll .. ••1Ma. ... ,. ... .. .,...,., 1.11 ... .... tatt ... a• .._ • Doily Pilot ~. Februory 23, 2002 Al Nike buys Costa Mesa-based Hurley International • Swf wear maker ks 411llounced an alliance wllh Ntke this w k that officulb "Th Hurley bre1nd ts With th port.mg giant. agreem nt were not rel • k ung. p1oducing ....S d 1gnmg for w1 w mak· to expand production overseas in partnership with the giant clothing company. going to t y th Hurley ·We dooded ll w t tu Although Hurl y brand 1t ~ will not make th 1J' way to Nik town helv s. the larg r company will help Wlth expansion to mt matJonal markets. ay will allow th m II r brand to remain autonomous whil reup1.ng the ben hts of big-name backing. brand. It' our m g • It' lh sam m nag m nt t am Nothing going lo chang • • I lurl y id. · partner up with one pe.rson who kn w whcU th y W(>re doing worldw1d , • Hurley SdJd. lolltll Harper Nike wall own the port clothing company, but New· PQ.rt Beach resident Bob Hur· ley -the company's founder -wilJ rema.m pr 1dcnt. Hur· ley will conbnue lo ov rseo design. development and dlS· tnbuuon. he said Niko wa opprodchoo by tiurl y offlClalt to h Ip the J. year·old company me~l 1b goal of global popularity. I lurlcy aid The company explored other anternahondJ partn rsrups beforP entenng' ·d ntno-month m•got1dhon m d tatem nt, Nike orrt- C'ldls said the Co ta M a Hurl y WcUll!t to pl"oduc er Btllabong. Hurley ln~· uondl as root~ m k teboard· i.ng, w1ll\g ond nowboard· tng, and 1lb br nd name 11 tre- qu nlly potted on Newport· M d t td nb. I lurl y 1 o 20-year mdut• try vet rcUl and a•surfer him· self DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Hurlc>y lntemabonal. a popular iow1 and skate wear compdny. company wa cl • trong a 50n and footw ar ·obv1ou&ly with Nike shoe • 1t would be a good idea,· Hurley said brand, uniquely posalloncd m the marketplace• with grow· mg popularity omong teenagers. Financial term ol th<.> Hurley. 4'6, founded the clolhlng compdny clfter mdJ· "Pos1uvuy is our m ge. HdVUlg fun ev ry day is our motto.· I lurley ~d. Planning Commission OKs 22-unit Cannery Lofts project NEWPORT BEACH -After months of hCl.U">pl.tttmg rons1dcrabon about the Connery Lofti.' C'Of11f!SlVPr~~ with the eclectic Cannery Village. the Planrung Co~aon voted b lo 1 to approve the pn>Ject "I thought 1t WM dn outstonding Pasta pro1ect and would be temf1c for the dreo,· Planrung Conun1SS1oner l..drry Tucker Sclld. ·1r a bold project. and that' part of whcit concerned some people who opposed 1t. • Thursddy rught's vote dears Just one of several maJOr hurdles tor the pl"OjeCt Community member.. hdve the nght to dppea.I the d<'OSlon to the City Counal, or coUllOl members themselves could • &m Dried 10mllo • lllliln :=~S4I9 REG. '3.• -.-• ZI IL requ ~t the opporturuty to revtew 1t. The pro1ect must also meet with C"<thlorn10 Coa!ttal Comm1ss1on opprovdl. Cdnnery Lotts ~!tidied to be bwlt aloncj both sides ol 30th Street. between Vtlld Way and Ld.Fctyctt.e A1reoue lts 22 lofb would be free· tondmg uruts of about 3,000 'iQ\Jdfe f L Four wtll Sll on the Rhl.ne ChdJUlPI wat<>rfront Some UDONPRIDE Soups ===4~ =~ ... REG. 1.7 az. Glactiau Fruit Water ...... ,,.,. .,..,.,~ . •NW..••'-SI09 .. ,, ta., 32 RBl.'1 .. •. az. neaghbonng t~ whoc.ame out m upport ol th proJoct sa.id 1t will boost loot trc!..lhc.-cmd busm Lil the aJCd OthN neighbor. WJd 1t would put d new pol.J..)h on c.in dfCd th.st' ID dctnger ol becorrung "dlldpadated • OpponPnts of the Cannery Lofts who !tpokE> ogdrn~t at dt Plctnnang c~on mt! ~ womed thdt the homogPneat) of 22 urul1i Lil the same • Originll/ °"""" SI79 • az. REG. '2.29 PilafMhes • Thuted Almond :Rice S•I9 Lentil ~L·· l&.'1.• l .250L ty)(• would overwhelm the ru tic ctbno!tphn • ol Ccmnery Villdge. The dev~lopc!r. hov.e\.{'f'. promoted the pro- Ject ~ hdVlllg d look dnd use custom ldllorl.'CI to th • m·19hborhood. • Destgm.'<i with th creatlve prof•· 10~ m mmd, 1~ch ov.'ll r-occupa.d urut hcts its living ctred in o loft that overlooks d 5epdfdtP. work a.red on the ground floor 'akewood Organic Juice • Concord Grape • Pineapple SUGG.. tS. 7't / 4.29 Hinoichi House Premium Prea•mnn Tofu •Solt .,.., ~ •Finn . • E:dtw Ymn l&.'UI M& MOTHER'S DOES INDEPENDENT LABORATORY TESTING TO VERIFY POTENCY ON OUR VITAMINS f:I SUPPLEMENTS! PERFECT NUIRmON UfRl'dON UQUID Your Ml'"', Yoar ll9d.Y, Your Health "It's AD AboUt IJ'' 1~..._,•lhciar mdtd A llle9' of HMmlnl: • C.... ai. • Gflrm aac •C6••• ....... •c.lliJ• -·· . ,.... .. .,,_,.,.. __ .... ,... .. ,. ••OZEMH ....... . ' • CONTINUED FROM A 1 th _ who t\• not y t covered tlUJ J wel. faJJ'Vl w Park n X1 to t · Hlgh School OD Plarenlia Avenu tn C ta M . Falrvir w h a large grassy dred for k.it flymg or touch football, a hilly section foT BMX b1cycl . a l ndlng .. tnp for mod 1 a1rplo.n • a rrumctture tratn lhdt off ni tree nde t>very third Satur- day of the month. dozens of h1Jung tlnd wcdkJng trail$; a natwe preserve and second p1cmc area, more hills for use by the miniature dune buggy crowd, tlnd one of the best vwwi. of Orctnge County dnywhere I'm in the park almost evt>ry day In the ldte after- noon, dfter what I dm sure as at lect!tt two hours of com- pleung their homework, and on week<'nds, luds are the DEBRIS CONTINUED FROM A 1 dC'kno'~ lt>dged they had fdtlt>d to follow the proper pnmuy inbabWmls. Tbefre pelfonni.Qg all ol the afore. mentioMcl adivtbel And more. The Colt.a Oty Council b poiaed to spend SUM,000 to help •unprove• Fllirview Parle and by dOU\g so they will get anoth SUM.000 m matching funds trom the Ca.Wom.ia Coul4.I C~rvancy. I wt.sh th City Council would nd th money on somethJng 1 Md top trying lo m ke Fin.rview Park som mani- cured lot with orgaru2e<i lhl.s and d ignated that. Ask any kid, and they'U probably tell you that the park needs 1.tOproving as much as th lr b cycles need another t of pedals. That $200,000 Ii best spent creating the skateboard park at Charle and Hamilton,. th way at should hove been done a long time ago. The central park tdea ls another one that is m the news. On March 5, we are poised to vote for Orange proc«iure m dJsposing of the debri . Assistant Caty Manager Dave KHf said he was encouraged by the results. because the damage to the environment was minimal. WE DO THINGS RIGHT! OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO Ml CASA MEXI CAN RESTAU RANT WE TAl<E DINING TO THE NEXT LEVEL! WE SPECIALIZE IN LA(tGE TOGO ORDERS PHONE AHEAD! 196 E 17TH ST COSTA MESA · 949·645-7626 County's firtt aintral park inltMd ot an e1rport at El Toro. This one 11 1 no-brainer, and tt's a Iba.me that we bad to witn tho wute oft ot millions of dollAn lo get thi$ thing ttled. Kidi and famWel need more parks. Kid.t and famlli• don't need more auports. We U up to m • I'd tum John Woyn A.JI· port into • park too. But In the world or poU· ncs, d velopment and big mon y. ldd take a back seat to parks and profits. P4r'ks don't m ke money, th y cost money and fiO they are often lost OI\ the Ust of cons dera- tions for tht' cl1rt that remains m our county, Today, kids are hutUed here and there, to and from their soccer gam , UtUe League gAm and other organized activiti by par- ents who complam of being a taxi and of not hoVU\g enough bme in the day. Some do so out of the fear The metal•. when dumped in the landflll at hJgh levels, can seep Into the soil and enter the ground-water supply. ·in a sense, these are SAtis· fying numbers, because it I I I ! : I ~ ' l ! . I I I : I ' I '11 I', I '1111.1 I I I' 1, ' Rabbitt lnsurancc Agency AUTO • HOMJ!OWNERS • HEAU1f SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD . Fresh Seqfood p4f.4I Weekly Specials F~ Rawallan Albacore Fillet $6951b. ............ ,., ......... F~ lluican Threelaer Shark $4491b. F~ llabl Mahl l"Ulet ~ «., $695lb. ('...lnadlan Bay ~= Santa MoniCa SeqfOod Retml FfM lfarket 154 E 17tla a Cana 11w (1~~-,....._.,. I 1.1 ........ el'lllJlhMW .. piPll~rt~ 1700 If ......... o.aaae BBB.SMC.FOOD l782-3663J 30 Ytars of Excellence .....•.••...........••......... De ign and Ins'i.iJll4rion • I ; • that tMit kidl will Moome the vidim ol • crime. ewG tbotagb ltadldcally thelw 11 .... danger ol that lban 1n my day. 30 YMn ago. One ol the reuont I re1o, cated to Orang County and Colt8 MeA in t985 wu ror the quality of life ond whet l thought WU the fe.miJy•fint attitude ot tbe pl&Men. deve.&opeit and residents. But the decilionl we're mak· ing about parks makel m wonder whether we've JOit sight of why we all moved here ov r the years. I've seen what a commu- nity is like with too few parks for kids to play ln. A(ld because 1 doubt that our schools are llkely lo be opened on weekends, aU I can do 11 hope that we lower the yottng age to 10. • S1IW ..... Is. Costa Mesa mident ~ ~ wnt..-. Ruden ~ leeYe a rneuge fo4' him on the Daily Piiot hotline at (9"l9) 6'2-6086. shows that had we been test- lng, probably this au would have been lond-filled. • Kill said about the debris. ·rt doesn't excuse the fact that we didn't do the testing.• The dty has also hired an environmental consultant to review Its sewage disposal practices, Ki.ff said. City Man· ager Homer Bludau autho- rized the hirtng earlier this week. The consultant will be paid no more than $30,000, Kitt said. Also, an investigator from the law firm Rutan & Tucker completed his lntel'Vlews and internal review of the aty's practices on Friday. A report is expected to be returned to Bludau by the end of next weelc, Kllf SaJd. It will determine lf any oflloals knew about the regulabon to treat the debns and Ignored lt. • hul Olfteaft cown the environment and John Wll'fM Airport. He ~ be re«hed at (949) 764-41330 or by .-m&il •t ,,.ul.clintonelatirMS.com. OCEAN CONTINUED FROM A 1 year to bleach the waste water. a process that would remove viruses and bacteria, spokeswoman l.tsa Murphy said. •Tuts removes us from the equation.· Murphy said. •rt will remove us from the doubt about us tmpacung the beach.· The district bas ~ spent about $5.1 million lo imple· ment an extensive te nng program to pinpoint the location of a mas Ive plume of pollution off the shore· lines of Newport Beach ond Huntington Beach. City officials and environ· mentalists have said they suspect al is causing some of the beach warnings. Last summer. h1gher-tban- e~pected bacteria levels were detected off BaJboa Pier. Newport Beach Am.slant City Manoger Dave Klff said b welcomed the distrlct'I disinfectlon progrAJll. ·rt's a good thing,• Kilt said. • 1t•s 1 step toward 1 cleaner ocean • The chstnct pump 2•3 million gallons of partially treated ewage lnlo th• Pacific Ocean each day through a pipe on the ocean floor. The pJpe opening II five mil out to sea. District olftdals will begin the dislnfecUon process within the n xt 90 days, Murphy said. The bleach ii about three tiJnel atrooger than the hoUMhold variety. Most of S5 million f~ tbe project ii the COit of buying the lndu1tnal·•treD9th chemical. Newport BMcb envlroa· ment.alllt Jack SkJnMt' Mid he support9d the mowe. SkinDeJ bu long pUlbed tbe district to tmpl ta tat ibouger trMtmeot IMlbodt. • 1 lhink tt'a one of tbe few ~ you (.'aft clo to try • control (the ..... ,...., by dilinlecdola.. .,._, ........................... dlr9dlon.· Ooit-y Pilot "IUCSAfm lllEFLY Ill THI IEWS Boat towed to shore after man falls ill Harbor patroJ deputies towed a SO·foot sailboat to 5hon! Fnday attemoon after the man who was steenng it suffered an undisclo ed heelth problem. offioals said. Mark Redman of Orange was the only person on the boat who knew bow to oper· ate It and his co-passengers panicked when he collapsed. Sgt. Ron Peoples said. Redman was conscious dunng the ordeal but could not operate the boat. he S&d. Redman and a few friends had rented the sailboat for the day and were heading to the ocean from the Newport Harbor entrance about 2 20 p.rn. when Redman sudden- ly suffered tbe atlment. Peoples SCl1<1 •They flagged down one ol our fireboats and told the depubes that !Redman) was the only one on board who could operate the boat.· he said. Peoples said there were about Hve other adults and five children on the boal Deput1es towed the boat ashore. and pMamedics took Red.man to Hoag Hospital. Peoples said. He said he dld not know what health prob- 1 m Redman suffered. •rrs fortunate this hap- pened nght at the the harbor entrance: Peoples sa.id. •tt could have been difficult ti SCHERER Robert George n . of Newport Beach passed . away February 15. 2002. Mr. Scherer was born in West New York. New Jersey. He aerved In the U.S. Army during WWII and was awarded the Purpte Heart. He waa a graduate of Bucknell Unlver11ty 1n P1nn1ylvan1a and a life time member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He haa been 1 resident of Southern Cahfomia since 1957. Mr. Scherer It turvrved by his loving and devoted wife ot fifty-two years. Ruth Scherer; daughter•. Robin B1gg1 (Denntl). Nancy Fry (Chuck). Connie Harrl1on (Tom); grandchildren. Seon Blgga. Lauren Blgg1, Lindsay Fry, Erin Fry and M1tttt1w Harrlaon: brother, Ron Scherer. A memorfaJ Hrviee wm be Mfd at 2:00 p.m.. Monday, Mal'Ch ... 2002 at St. Andrew'• Pl'Mbyterian Church, eoo St. Andrew8 Rd., N9q>ort 8Mct\, CA In !*I of flowetl the famtty requella ~-be made to CHOC Foundatk>n for ~-CMlole•••· at 11:G2•m ~ • W ' • ......... Vandll11m wl!S ,.orted tn tht 1 IOO blodc at7.SS•.m.~ NEWPOllT BEACH • ~ ~ A-C01-m.-mt1-~ bufPY,.. t'9pOf't9d ., the &GO block at Ul • m Thoodfy • Mlili11lll .-..U.: A hit-Md run wa& r9PQrt.ed .,.. the lOO blodtat2'l1 pm~. • iltv9f' .-,,,.,.. lurgl•ry Wti report9d in the 5200 blc>ck at 8:14 p.m Thurld~. • Vie ZUrkh: A vehkle bwgi.t'y was reported In the 100 block at 12:St p.m. Thunday. • W. S4rMt Md Nrlclpolt ......,.,. A hlt-and..(un WM ~eel at 3:22 p.m Thund~ they had gotten all th way out anto the ocean • Man suspected in grand theft case Police are looking for a 53- yea.r-old CO$la Me a man who o1haals say btlked more than $150,000 from thr e female victuns over thrt>e years. After a three-month tnVL"'>· ligation. the Orange County distnct attorney on F(lb. 13, filed three counts of grdnd theft against Hannan Brandys. There is an add1- tlonal enhancement on thl• charg because the amount exceeds $150.000. Deputy Dist. Atty Make Koski. who lS prosecuting the case. SA1d the amount rouJd have been far more thdn $150,000. Costa Me police have put out a warrant ror Brandy .. arrest. Sgt Don Holford ScUd the departmcnl will not rom- ment on the case because of the pending UlVi b!)atlon Koski said the allegabon' state Brandy took monP} trom the flrst vactun betwe<'n October 1999 and Augul>t 2000. from th second vact.an1 between~ 2000 a.nd February 2001. and from lhf> thJ1d bE>tween JuJy 1998 and 2001 ·we don't have exdct dates. JU t the rough tlmt• penods, • he said U convacted on the chd.rg Brandys faces a OldXimum ot su ~ and four mon~ in tale pnson STANZAK J8cqueQne ~Bennett Wale of Ronald S. Stenzak of Newport Beach elQ)lrld 11 • llll.llt of !Ung cancef' on February 13, 2002. She WU lM daughter of Normal'I and Paultt Carllale of Marahall, MIChtgan. She 11 tunrived by tona Brett Bennett end Ertc Bennett of M..-on Vlefo, CA .. QMj si.i'8k of SpOUr'9 WA.. JOMph Stanzak of ~n Fallt Idaho, -..,. Norma Boyer of Battle CrHk Michigan 1nd OelofM 0.11 rte " w.tlblMlll. Mlchigwt, Ind 5 ~·· Jadcie Ot Jacqu6 ....... ~ U lht dalay ledy who WM IO loYelbll and Ul••dlig and Wiiing '° .. ohr9 thl didn't ~ll'OW .. Jacqut •xcetted n women'• dol*~-.. MonegolnefY Wtrd. .... Mly Ind~ NoclklltC..-... .. ..... ,,....,..,...,, -..... . A._,_ ____ ,_ . ..... • ..,, Doily Pilot SaMday, Febtuory 23, 2002 A5 r Soroptimist International S oroptimist lntemational of Newport Harbor know• bow to honor peop . They tart Wlth • dinner committee wtth Soe Haddock as th chair and Jacquln ADMtulo, 01-e Aabe, Dalla BadaJot Lugo, Sally Brockett, Aleu Cald· well, Adriana DtCloU.. Kathy Flores, Victoria Cray, Dawn Marte Lemonds, Marilynn UnneU, Rosallnda Lopez, Mary Regan, Loll Rodriguez, Mapa Schley, Parel Walker and Joan Week.I as committee mem- bers. Add the mgredi nt.s of holding the event at the Paofic Club, your fnends iouung some 140 people lll dttendance, add a 60-ltem u lent auction dunng the recepbon tune sponsored by Northern 1h1.st, serve a tab· ulous dinner and have Victoria Gray as Oldster of ceremorues Honored were Mary Jim de Boom COMMUNrTY & CLUBS Leigh Blek of the Mllllon Mom March and the Brady Campaign and yours truly, the Dally Pilot Community and Clubs columrust. Mary Leigh and her husband, Cbarles, were honored for their work in gun-violence prevention, wbicb they began after tbetr 21 -year-old son was killed by young teens wielding a Saturday Nlgbt Special The work --Did You Knowl "That we are a full service nursery with qualified California Certified Nursery Professionals and landscape designers. We can meet all of your gardening needs. Come in today to~ Nurseries and let us show you how." ·® NURSERIES, INC. __ _ they have dooe locally u well u nationally II molt lmpn..tve. A number of our family and Rotary friends attended the 9Yellt, including Hmk ............. Weber. GordoD ..... c.ol Bowley, •oeer-.IAmMmie Allonl, Tom ...a Debbie New.Myer, •oter aDd Jocelya CUbert. Tom ucl St.pit Walley, Bob and Lynda Wood, Bill and Helen HamJtoa, Bill HUe.....a..a, hal Salat.. tile Rev. Dmnil Sbort, Lane Calvert and Tamara Nale, to name a few. Got to say, I looked pretty good tn my new suit. shirt and be, although my wife, BarMra. daughter, Stacy, and my brother, IARoy, wanted to know if I gave the Soroptimists my college graduation photo to use lll the printed program. Wow! Victoria Cray makes one COSTA MESA SANTA ANA 2 700 Bristol St. (714) 754-6661 2800 N. Tustin Ave. (714) 633·9200 TOM TANAKA, C.C.N.PRO Manar FlowerdaJe Nunery • Colt.a Mela Master Nursery J>rofesslonal COMPUTE LANDSCAPING • 45 Yf.AltS DPERIENO UctNSE II 308553 Classified ads work for you! THE Daily Pilot < l.1· ... it 11 d<1i11111111111ty M.11k1 ·tpl.11 ,. ' SALE HOURS: Saturday, February 23 -10 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Sunday, February 24 -11 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Daily Pilot a right way to honor people felil very tpecial when h lntrodua. tbe honorees. Ttie bonor included a dona- tion by tbe Soroptimist Club ol S500 to the Dally Pilot· Rotary International Reading by 9 program for Pomona, Wlllon and Whituer ·elcmcn· tary ICbools. Soroptimiat lntematlonal WU founded U\ 1921 tn Oek.land and bas grown to more than 3,SOO clubs ln over 100 count) with 100,000 profeaionaJ and executive members, united to provide service projects to advance human rights and the status of women. The Newport Harbor Chapter was tarted in 1955, say" club President JllCqU.ln Annteslo. Soroptimists con· tinue to make a difference m our commumty and around the world I Th!V\ks for the great evening I WORlH REPEATING: From Thought for the Day by Greg Kelley of the New· port Mesa Irvine Interfaith Council; •What w have done for ourselves alone dies with us. What we hdve done for others and thf' world remains and is tmmor- tal. • -Albert Pine SERVICE CLUB MEET· INGS THIS COMING WEEK: Lookmg for o way to answer President Bu h\ call to donate 4,000 hours m set· vice to your neJgbborS and country at we try to make Amenca a better place to livef 1ly helping your _com· munity through a seMCe club. You are invited to attend a club meeting tbJs conung week to learn more about service clubs. MOit clubs Will buy yow first m al for you as you get acquamted with them. He~ ts this week's meet· ing schedule: TUESDAY 7:30 a.a: The 40-mem· ber Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Club will meet at Five Crowns Restawant for d Crall 'nl1k by Dick White WEDNESDAY 7:15 a.m.: The 20-mem· ber South Coast Metro Rotary Club will meet at the Center Club (www.&<>uth comtmetrorotary.org) and the Newport Harbor Kawa· rus Cub will meet at the University Ath.lebe Club. Noon: The 35-member Exchange Club of the Orang Coa t will meet at th Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club for a program by John Kirk on the FBI. e p.m.: The 60-member Rotary Club of Newport-Bal· boa will meet at the Bahia Connthian Yacht Club to u•ar from former Ambas· sadorie1 Scholar .. wuu... about bis recent ~lnl1raeJ (www.newportbalboG.org), THURSDAY 7 p.a.: Tbe 20-plus mem. ber Calta M91e·Orang Costa BIMkfut Uons Cub will meet at Mimi's Cal . Nooa: 1be SO-member Ca.ta MeN Klwanil Club will meet at the Holiday lnn (www.klwanla.org/clublcosta me.ta); the Newport Beach. Corona del Mar Kiwanis Cub will meet et the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Cub to beer Bea• Utz of the Friends of the Sea Lions du.· cuss •care of Sea Uon Habitats:" the 80-member Exchange Cub of Newport Harbor will meet at the Newport Harbor Naubcal Museum to hNr M:k~ discuss •New lnterprebve Center at Upper NeWport Bay" (www.nhexchonge club.com); the 100-member Newport-lmne Rotary Club will meet at the Irvine Mar- nott for the annual Youth Speech and Singing Con- tests (www.nirotary.org). • COl••NTY a a.am Is pub llshed Saturdays In the Dally Piiot Send 'f04J' wvQ dub's meeting infonnltlon by Fu to (949) 660- 8667; e-m1ll to ~boomeM>I com °' by mall to 2082 S.E. Bristol, Suite 201, Newport 8"ch. CA 92660-1740. ~DREXEL HERITAGE. 1-. J R N I 'T TODAY & TOMORROW ONLY F .' 1 c 7 / C .' L I n r 1 ~ Tl J Pl . r c h J ~ · 1 .~ r 1 ~ . ~· • ~ • ~ ~ • : r ~ . : r ,.. . F l, r n / t u 1 t' ~ t 0 r S L 1 I u ~ ·. J · : <I . ~ r (.__; ) t For the first time ever, Drexel Heritage Furniture of North Carolina has sent over 20 truckloads of fine furniture to the West Coast for this unprecedented event. SPECTACULAR SAVINGS on Bedrooms, Dining Rooms, Upholstery, Annoires, Occasional Pieces, Entertainment Centers, Exotic Oriental Rugs and Much More! Hurryl All ttems Sold On A Fint-COme, Fint-s...ct l•ls Items Offered Include Showroom Samples, Discontinued Items And Slightly lrnperlKt Merchandise 107 ~Dr., Irvine (Off 1-5 at Alton ~Mitt to Caltm) Daity Pilot conA MESA unucy COUNCIL The Costa MP. Uteracy Center need voJunt r tutors to teach Engllsh as a ond langu gc. Poopl who want to leMn English M a ond language are al5o encouraged to call. C4ll, to rt'g\St r. (71 4) .l --_._ 435-3310 or (714) 545·3'45. COSTA •SA MS Sllf·llLP GIOUP Th Orange County chapt or lh national Multipl Sci • rons Society h start~ a new U-belp group m Costa Mesa for people newly diag- nOled or wtlh mirumal symp- toms or mulbple sd ros , or both. The group will m t at 11 a m. the first Tuesday of every month. (949) 650-7659 COSTA MESA POLICE DEPARTMENT Seruors 55 and old rare mvtt· .,.. ~ 1tt••"4- AVILA CHICKEN SOUP Fresh chicken brorh. chunks of c.h1lken breast. and rice. Garnii.hed with avocado, cilantro and lime ed to help staff the WesaiMJe ubltation. Volunteens are ked to work two four-hour daytune thiftt per week and are resporwble for answenng phones, b cycl reglltrabon, hngerpnnting, data entry and isting wtth other atywide proJectl. SenJors who can pe&k bOlh Spenish and Eng- 1.tsh are also needed. Call for an appUcabon. Fred Gaeck- ler, (714) 754-5208. COSTA MUA 5111101 CINTll The multipurpose seruor er· v1 facility at the comer ol 19th Str t and Pomona COSTA MISA SINIOI COIP. The nonprofit orgamzatJon tH the Costa M nior Cen· leT is looking for n w bodrd member$. The fund·rd1 mg and policymdktng botlrd needs volunteers who will tn monthly meet· 109 , occ 1onal comauttee m ttng and pectal pro· j . Candidat ahouJd ha¥ connections m Ce&te M and urrounding cornmurf1· ti and an lnt t . m MlMng the community by hi tping seruo . (9491 6'5-2356, Ext. 16. COUIT·APPOllTll SPICIAL ADYO<Ans Volunt r ctre needed to f>rve dS ddvocutes for abused, neglectt>d and aban- doned c hildren VoluntPer., work oni on on with ~ chiJd for three ho uni d week (714 J SoMdoy, F«wwry 23, 2002 A7 CllSIS ASSISTANCE PIOGIAM INC. Th" nonproht orga.ruzdttOD ~ king volunt r for 1 xpandm trawn r po program Som volunt ri t law nforc m nt, hre· bghten anC? r pond r h) prova<ling emouondl lust did 40d up- port 10 rn1urt'.'d <ir trnum<1tized people. Other volunt r pro- vide d1spcttch clnd oth< • up- f><'rt 'o exiwm•nC'e 1 ne< • '>City Ttdtntng \\ tU ~ prov1d- !<.l. 1c 491 :588·1414 s A L E s ~ 8fZ4o~ s E ~ v I c E LOCK&SAFE Delport Lock & Safe is now bock under the original ownership of the Slepock family (ViA\.c.et, s~~ snwe-t.r c heryL) Who founded the business in 1984. '' T o-c;Ul,, 0tA.Y w~ ~om.e....-~ a.,n.d, Mama's cure for che flu . \I .1 , , 1 g, ' L 1 n , .> r ,. I\ <1 J ' Tr ,. J 1 m r 1• I • {l-~. p~~op by a.,n.d, ~ hv. . " f I Great To-Go (949) p6-1772 tH\ '<.,Ii, C•-I ~ ,. ... l..;,piro.i l\..,..h Slip into Spring! Prc\•lc\' our nc:'" /\pring collection an fn:o,h l:Olor.:,, pllL., ius from 4-12 and a gre-at I c;elecuon of width~. ancludin~ Ihm and quads. Unique X handba~.., and aete'-'-<>ric., also av.ulahlc Bring thJs ad into Marrna between Ft.>h 1 c; -Ft!b 28 .tnd . • save 100Ai• off .m > nc'" -.pnn~ mcrdun<l1~· •/.\tluchf.. pmwto p11rt. l>tl..\t .. "'"' '(l/tJ/tafltlt ()"""" • fC(.CI\ l' j ~<l1n1re CU!>ha<.>n 'lei "1th toe nn~., FREE ''1th any .. tl<x: pun. lu-.c Corona Del Mar Plaza 964 AvocadoA\"cnUC, (comer of Mac.Arthur and PCH) 949-721-1325 www.manni hoes.com --------- I • I I ---_J 177 Riverside Ave. Suite I, Newpo" Beach 949) 642-3585 MOMENTS that we see ••• (\i;f."'\ MIKE'I 'ft°CAllPET$ OVER 30 YEARS IN COSTA MESA • Now Owned Operated b M a Uphol tery • UmlMte Te......,.Plueh c.r.mlc "'"""" ~-ft ....,.. • 1 ~ Carpets • Area Rugs Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates ..... ,c ....... ~--,CALL NOW .,•111 lnilAfl«I eq ft 642-8400 ~s . DESIGN CENTER ''For All Your Decorating Needs!" • • A8 ~ Febn.ary 23. 2002 Doily Pilot Get tbefamily ready for spring by dressing your child a /a. S.S. Red Sail TI a.dSMl,a cbanniDg children's*- BAlboe llland. is hav- ing t IK'Ond annual spring trunk show for spedal ocx:a- lion me.. th.rough MM:b 10. Many ol tbe dresles are In stock. aJtboug.h there is a four· to m -w k wait for special oiders on the Couture Collec· tion, The tore is also filled with Easter dresses. swimwear and gifts for the Easter season. Th speda1 occasion dresses are ideal for cotllllon, conununion. gradua- tion. weddings and chrliten· mg. The dreaes are from Sylvia Whyte, Malley Cou- ture, Pierson, l!iP>ttl Rosetta MU11ngton. rv1'00keywear, Posies, Pervench and Lull. Sizes are available for infant through 1.C. SS. Red Sail ls at 301 Manne Ave., Balboa Island. (949) 673-9300. ................. twrC ............ ... ...,.t ..... ClteutCAA• AVAMAeu llalhr Clllrt1Uu PtHow1•1p SundaJ Momlnt Scntce • 10 am CChlld.Ar• Sun On111 .............. '1111 •Mtoramoert.. 1.0VI Wlllon Ca.uiMeM.CA , .... , 611·7710 ! a.111 ... '-bl llyaumbl ... --10:•A.M. HM80R CHfUITWt CHURCH ' (Dtscl91ln of Clwtlt) ,.,.,...... .... ...,_.._.,CA (141) 141-5711 -.....: Dr ......... Cannmiyc.am "" ""' ..... c.. ... S..-ltlcJO • ~ "'• T lllW" Or.R.KhM~ ~~ 1141 ,.. .... C..M.. , Greer Wylder llST BUYS Newport Stone, a d gner showroom for til , marble and gnuilte, is having a sale on tiles at Sl.99 eoch. traver- tine al SJ.50 each cUld select- ed slabs at 50114 otf. The showroom carries all kinds of granite, limestone, late, mar- ble, ceramic and porcel4ln, and there are also window treabnents'. cabinets, carpets end Wood Newport Stooe on .. lnltallabon and tabdce- tion. lt'I at 1913 HM>or Blvd., Cea Mesa. (9'9) 6'.>7199. Mlke'I Carpets has merged wtth Pu.rd.o's Mesa Upholstery and bas moved from East 17th Street ln Colt.a Mesa to t 998 Harbor Blvd .. Costa M Mike's Carpets IS havlr,\g a 30%..otf sale on all carpeting and Oooriilg. Its selection of Qooring also inch.ad vinyls, ceramk:s, wood and lanunates. Psardo's • Mesa Upholstery is having a 20%-off sale on fttbrics and labor through today for reupholstery. Its bit OI services a.nclude slipcoven, patio fwni. ture, draperies, Wdes, bed· spreads and custom-made fumitu:re. (9'9) 642-8400. The laples on W t 17th Ncwpo.n Center United Methodilt Cluuda Rev. C:uhkcn C.OOa, Putor 1601 Margut'ri1e Ave comer of Moarguc."mC' .ind ~Joaquin Hilb Rd. (949) 6'4-074S &.m Qu1't wo"'11p 5"v1tt /Oam W'onlup 11nJ Cl11/4rrni Su""4y Sfflool Youth memn1. 11.1tt*'1 "A <..od-<m1rrcd p.1.mh communiry. 1n,1ruunl lit chr Word uH.od ~nd l't'll<"locJ hv 1hr \Kr.11Tl(nn Our Lady Queen of Angels 2046 Mar Vi ta Drive Ncwpon Beach, CaJifornia 92660 (949)6«-0200 Fax (949)6«-1349 Rr-Mon ignor W1llum J> Mcuu&hlin. Pucor UTURGIQ'. runb~. ~ p.m fC"..tnror). ~). 7 00 <Quict). II JO (Comrmpor.in ), 10 00 tOloir), 11 .30 .i.m (C.tntorl .ind H><> p.m <C"onrcmpomy) FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3303 VlaUdo N9wport 8eact> 673-1340 or 673-6150 ChWdl IOam•$pm, Sunday SC:hool 10 am ~ ..... , Siii SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3100 Pl:ldtic V'MW Ct N9wpmt Blach 644-2617 or 675-4661 Chwc:h 10 am ~SdmtOam ................ ···~ l)fl'QI ......... , '°'' .............. ,... ...... .. ....... rl••fll.-. ......... ~ .. ,,_,__ ' .. ... ........... ,,,.,... f Streat in COiia Mel& ii hav· aog a 9(liDg out ol bul'iDem Ale. !!Very llem in tbe store 1t • reduced. Ep,rnplel ol savtngs ii 10% off Oil all canpu pnnten,moniton,digitAI camisu, copen. scannen, PDAa and fax machinel. All office furniture ii reduced 15%: all bi.nden, report cav- ers, boards, easeJs and wrltmg lllStruments are redUc:ed 20%; and all desktop acceaoriel are reduced 30%. Staples is at 620 W . .t 7th Sl, Coita M Sport Chalet js having an annual ski and snowboard sale. All 2001-02 Id boots, k.i bindings, snowboards, mow· board boots, snowboard bind· lngs, and slo and nowboerd apparel are reduced. Sport Chalet LS at South Coast Plaza. (71.C) 42A-9255. U you're feeling lucky, you WORSHIP DIRECTORY -420 West 19th Strttt, CosuMesa (949) 548-7727 Rev. Michael Ba.nkhud. P.utot Aduh Suncby School: 8:-45am Childttn's Choir: 9:00~ Worship & Childttn's Sunday School: lOa.m Chritt Clawda by the s- l .... r..t ~ 1'400 W &!boa Blvd . ~pon Bnc.h I •he • -Wali ~ 'IJioGI U~I UL• --. .. 0.W.. ..... IJmj I~ lk• Or \.eo•rp R ( mp. l':am" ••• <.n 'Ml' Co.ta ... MUA Vlll>I UNITID MITHODtlT CHUKH 1701-...,C.M. w.. ...... a.-ct. Scheel 1130 ~ 10.00 ...... Dr ltlC.'hord (7141 979 8234 --.ot1'1COWINTMIJ1WIC 09S1' MID~ OC..-<XJ/llMINITY The Rn'd Prtcr 0 . HJyna. R«tOf can enter to Win o wec:lding ·eepltllel at any of the fol· lowing men:hants at ScM6 COlll ...... through Feb. 28. 1bete will be one wumer for all of the prizes. and the total pnze value Is S10,000.1be pnzes are: a bnde and groom ~at lell9Y a.w" llddle1 dJa,mond stud eamngs at Bleck. S&uT " Frott: t 00 European fudg truffi wed· ding favors (rom Bodega Cbocolales: a crystal bowl from BulgarL a S500 gtlt cer· tilicate from Cartier; a Made· moiselle watch from Chanel fine jewelry; a wedding blue book, ~aved correspon· dence C:a.rds and pewter rrame from a-... a Co.; a St 00 gift certificate at Crate & BatTel; a weckUng day makeup, b&r· tyle, manicure and pedicure at Georgette Kll.oger SaJon; a honeymoon basket at Godiva ChoCOWllr; • s 150 gilt C"el'• tific4't.e at La PMta; a pearl •nd chain~ at MlkJ. aoeo. a of etght cryltaJ lntetlDflf%0 chD.m Out at Otaefon IC-. lode, 1 hoop bUd bath at s.ttb" tc.wkeGi a Sl,000 gttt a!rtW· cat at Soulla Cout Plaza; o sterling silv r bndal ttenddllt gilts for etght at Tia.any Ir Co .. o two-night stny in a luxwy suiL wtlh breakfast for two dl the WesUn South Coat Plaza; and two best electrics at Wl111am..-Soiloma. You can also register to win a.n the Jewel Coo.rt ot South Coost Plaza. • IBT 9UYS ~ Tiuidlyl and~ Send infonnMion to G<.-Wilder -' llO W. Bay St: C.OS.. ti MeM. CA 92627, OI Via fu M (949) 64M170. Fine Fumitur~ •Beds • Fabric & Trims ... everything at bcl<Mi \\wehouse piiccsl Na\ ITl(fChandbc' inl\'O dall\ · hurry In for ~ 'it'kctlonl PAID ADVERTISEMENT W tcliff Pia~ wiU host it!i \'l'ral of thl' ,cl ual dinin~ Annual Winter SidcwaJk Sale n.>Staurants at Wc-,tchff Pl.v.1 on Saturday, February 23rd will al!>O be off ring ""mpll.., from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with from their menu, mdudin): savings for the whole family, Pasta Bravo .rnd Pie/.. "I' a well as t.>ntertainmcnt, tix. crafts and foce pamting for From 11 a.m. 10 2 p m the kids. thl're will ~ frcl' r.iu• 2001 ~sale btought,.,,.,,., ~lo~ Plua Variou ore at W tcliff painting and kids can d o- PU1a will participate. indud-r61tl! fanny packs for frtt b Ing Champagnt offering SO w ll. whll uppli last. A to~. off •lt.'Ct merchandise, Dixieland band will al , Kay11.k1 Surf Shop will offer pro' Id fo tive musk from 50% off torewide, .lnd .11 .i.m to 3 p.m. ln addition, California Style_ extending Kaytab Surf Sltop wtll hav~ a 20 to 50 u discount, a I fawaUan daneftS pntorm· well a paying sat tax on ing in tt ditiONI Polynaian non-s.ile item~ on Saturday. tylt: from noon until 2 p.m. F111t FrtUftt will also offer ~tcliff PlJu ls lontf:d at half off on post~rs and prtn • Irvine A\'t:. and ~en~th 525 off cu tom fr.am!ng of St. in Newport BMch. The SlOOormore,andacancature cm~r i anchored by~ arta t will be on hand to and 5110-011 Drwp with do free drawing!! of cu 20 shopt. 1(8 and catUal tonwn. Dnlpn'• & 0.MOIS't dining rat•uranta. FOr ii alto celebrating Its 75ttt mont lnfonnlidon. vWt the anniversary and is offfting c~ter' wftttlte at 10% off ICOl'e-wlc:M through www.lhopthtimn«0mpanycom Febnlary 28. or call (9t9) 1'0-W13. • Doily Pilot BRAIN CONTINUED FROM A 1 Th eclectic ev nts evoked a p111t of coma- radene among th tud nu. and faculty that doe n't 4.lway have a chanc to thrive Wlth the engtn rs· 1.ntense scheduJ • !.did lri no Pou, vice pr 1dcnt of Tau IMt4 Pi, an engmecnng hon- or soo ty. •It's a ruce way to bnng together engmeen, from all dilferent majors.· Ptau 'klld "We usually don't have lime to hang out togeth r. • The Leaping Leyden Jar contest has been t ling engineers' mecharucdl lu.Jh for the past few years, h said. Competitor Me required to build their launching pa~ m dvance and use a battery provtded during the event. The bat- tery was to be launched from ground level. 'JWo of the lh.ree entrant~ concocted mular rontrttp- bons thttt looked ltk~ 'imctll ftShing rods connoctPd to .. ba . ·we were hr!>t thanlung to make at like d roller cooi.tPr to hav e tl ry on wh l nd h4ve-1t go off o ramp lik • ki 1ump, • d Arlt-n Dona, o fiflh-y r double biology Md chem1cctJ n91 • n nng ma1or. But alter consuJbng th rul , lh y learned th t tral· cgy wouldn't fly becou the battery wouJd be raised off the ground, o they tned dragging 1t w1th the hstting pol mstec.id · Th 1r d VJce made tho bdtt ry twitch hke a flSh thdt hdd lx>en hooked and move d m re · •ven centimeters. Mdllhcw Rickard. how- ever didn't qwte foUow tht' Leaping Leyden Jdr rules Hl5 launc·hmg pad wa5 built with two parallel wood bttN thdl stood 9 leet CJf>6rt The battery wets launched from a piece of thin heet metal thdt rdn ilcro the top ol the two bd~. Alt<>r contempldttng whether to dJsqudlify ham. Judge ultundtely let R1ckdrd hdve h.tS fling. dlthouu h they deducted point<; for thf' nwnht•r of mchi-s h1i. b<1tterv wa oft thP qround I !is rnn'. lrdptlon u't>CI d 'pull('} With c,tnng on the> bottom. con- nected to « motor. Rickard dll«ched « pten• of ~tnng n.1.mgest, r111st, Friel6st ae.ty Suwfy & F• Service Salon In Ormge(Mty NEW ARRIVALS OF Z{l)PF.1~J ~Lr, .. ....., Best Prices -Best Service - Best Setection JEFF &: LYLEE E\.VING AN OFFER YO CAN'T REFUSE'! When )our Rcnllor c:nll .. 10 '41Y there " <lO otter on your home. lhc rrcK'.C" " ju'I hc~innin . Whc1hc:r the offer " ~ooJ. or 0111 ~hut you C-<pcc:1c:J. 11 '' hc't to rcmu1n calm nnJ J1,~·u'' a countcr-ollcr ~11h your Rcallor The: nc11011Jl1on' of a purcha-.c h.: •in w11h the hu)Cr\, 1Jc:al term' und a coun1cr ol fer ol 1hc -.cllcr·, idC<tl tcnn' A sood a~cnl ~ill look hC)'Ond lhc rm:c ~hen cv1lua11n~ a n utlcr If 1hc huycr' · t inam.1al qualificu11on' olrc 'h Ii.) or the offer h~ 'ubtlc 1cm1<; or cond111on . )OUr Rc01hor h<>uld be there to m1n1mi1c ny r"k to )OU unJ 10 addrc'' 1hc-.c ucm' in )Our countcr-<>lfcr Your .i1cnl'' job i nol to make a \k-c1 inn for you. hut to he 'ure th 1 you undcr,1anc.J foll) ~hut the offer tncludc' und wh11t '' expccltd of )'OU. Lylcen and Jeff hnve 30 con cu1ivc )'Car' of rcnl e'tate citpcricncc 1n Newport Beach. For profc,,ionol scr u:c: or advice with all your re I c late nccd11 call llat ....... c. c t•port C..._. ._.....at (Mtl ,,...,,,,. that dangled from m taJ p with th 11tnng from tho pulJ y to tr&n r r the n rgy from I lrtcat to potentJctl to kinetic. The pow r of th pull y bent lb m tal p1 bock lUltiJ the tnng COMectlOn brok , nappmg the m t.aJ forward and launching th bcJtt ry. His ball ry sailed 26 inch • wtuch wa counted &!> only 10 aft r lh ~natty, but win nough for htm to nag flrst place and S250. Although Rtckdrd sa1d he experted to WU\, hf' sa1d he ont r d tht> event for lb • pure joy of compelltion. "It's k111d ol a fun. educa-· tJonal 'spmt. • Riclrnrct "4Jd ·1 hke to et> whctt everyone l'lc,e lS doing. I like to c,e<> the chlfer nl 1dod!. tor < omplet- mg the wme td k • Molvm Owntos. the pr • - 1dent of Tetu Betd Pl , scud th.is ye<1r' w •k ol < omp(.!lJllon drew d higher turnoul thdn U.l>Udl. • Oelntre Newnwin coven education She may be rt-ached at (949) 574-4221 or by e mail at deirdrc> MWFNnO/at1mt's com JWA CONTINUED FROM A 1 jeo~ th county· attempt to build an e.irport there and could lead to more, flights at John Weyne. The envirorunental report on the project also lndud lrleflt_ln THE •EWS Junior lifeguard swim tests set The Newport Beach Juruor Ll!eguard Program will hold wun tests lor childre n between ages 9 and 15 who are interested U1 partiopatm<J m the 2002 summer progrnm Te t will be held Sunda)- 9 a m. to noon, Tuesday 7 to 8 30 p.m.. Thursday 7 to 8 30 p.m., and March 3 from 9 a.m. to noon. All tests will be held at th<• Newport Harbor H1qh School's pool The Junior l..1feguard Program 1tselJ will be held between June 24 und two oetw-..r that wOuJd lead ID mucb bro.def p&U\· •l the airport Glov alao pr Silva f ot publicly !UppOftlng the plan, which w allo been endorsed by the Ob ll'l the flight path lrow .., r, Glo\ier and oth- r d th y wouldn't r t unW the d al is formally epproved. Aug. 13. P mg the wun t t is mctndt.1tory for au par- Uc1Pdnllt rnformation (949) 675- 8420 Four eason 's offi rs sp cial packag s The Four ason' Hotel m N wport Beach this spnng will b gtn d $1 5-milhon e xpan ion dnd rcn ovdtJon pro1ect. To celebrcste lhf' e xpansion . the hotel 1~ ofln · mg d vacallon pctckage thdt tn<lude a choice of goll round, at the Pe llcdn I hll Golf C"lub dnd pd tredt· mcnti. md udmg ldClcll dnd mt.1!> dge Rdt~ lor ~ Rediscover Pu<.kdg • tdrt dl $450 d ruqht lnformtthon 1949) 759- Saturday, febrwty 23, 2002 A9 •Y,,'e'v wr \it ry hard: Glov r ad •J'm to WOJ W1til 9 o'doclt y morning toy met liPJ ..... ~(Ollef'lft efMfonment ~John w.,. Altport. He may be r..a.d 11 (949) 764-43)() Ot by~ M ~~fln*.com 0808 or ~ ww.l our ea unr. com Award given to rhart~r dir<>c-tor Kathy Lt•t k, chwctor of publlc relcttiOn1-tor Adv n· tu.re di St•a 'tdrht Chcltte rs dnd RomdnUr LondolcS Cn.m •• es m "'••wport 8 ach rP.cP.tv d th P \.olden Bell Aword from Ho .. p1ldllt} Salt! a nd f\1drkebng As n lntPm d· llonol tor the• World ,\\dr ll Veterdru. Crctsh bool R union she orgaruzed. L..e" recr.1ved th • dWctfd ul the 12th dnnual Trdvel Industry Awdr cls C.dl<1 loi.I month dt th(' Mumott ~ldr· quis H otel m Nr~ 'tork "Avoid the ordinary, come to Tile Italia." SABATINO'S f<. ·I 1111 1111 ,\ I ,,j,, '-liq '' I '-.111 ,~, t " COMPl.ETf INIEJUQR DESIGN lrJoyu l'i~UD •U...hnmt ·~ ....... •MarWr•C...... L'unch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach Pledse .a for 1 .u r , o • ectl0f1 • .. J tiom -. :me (949) 723-0621 • A rece11t lundmark st LU~)' of bypass Sll"RC!ry 111 <..alljomiu mnkcd Hoag Hearl Institute •I /11 all of \011/bem < 11/ljo mw and amung tbe top three ltJ tbe entif'l' state /lrx1~ ,,., al..wJ th<.· only bospllal 111 0Nm1.w Co11111y to be cm1s1st<.•11t(r rcmh·tl w bat'lng tlx• bt!st bet1rl program. Jtayb<.• thats Ll'/.Jy p<.•oplt• Jm m all ovc..~ the cmmlr)' come to /111<1g f i>r /be best bell rt n m! Hoag Hearl /11 t1111te mallllal11s su{J<'rlor pt1tw111 s11n·l1v1/ rates. Our ct1rdfm· llf1l<.'l>11S ''"' amcmg lbe top JO /11 the! . nalfon """ are e.~cluslt'1! to llot1g Tb<! pbysldt111 at ll<>t1g Heurt butllutt> arr at the fmtfnmt of curdlonlSc11l11r medtt 11w tmd tbf! first In Oran8<' ( ounty to offi!r plon<."t'rlng 1eclmlq11 s11cb tu i'1lm-conmt1ry• /Jrrtcl1ytlx•n1{1)• '" /Jf'f!n•nt artt•rl from n .. m1mJtt1ng, tra11smyot·urrllt1/ l1uc•r re1•t1St-Ult1rl:c11fo11 to restore b/()()(/ fl<>u• lo tbt• 1Nt1rt. tmd Putcml FUnmwtt <>i ale (PFO), a 11tnJ• ml11/11u1l{r·ftlt't1sl1w heart pnx:etlllrt' tbtll l Ip pret't!nl strolw. If>""' at'tlnl the 1wry• ~st fur your lx•urt. wmt) /(J tbtt t T')' Ix• ·t 111 '>Ulbei'n Califi>nrfa-lloup. 11.:urt In tlt"t~. &'<UUU. u·l)(m It com ''' trealf11R bt!art d~tlS •. llo11~ nftw-m a tNat. For morT irifnrmutfon mr 011r un•lc "' " rrft..,..,W to 11 "°"R ,,_,., sp«l#llst, mu Y ·9r,<H>-Jf><J-;, ·-·--·--· AIO Satutday, FebNory 23, 2002 • Daity Pilot Emotion to rule the ~tage With 'Onegin' YOWtgO..,. DAILY Pit.OT S oprano Mary Mills says she always knew her character was a tough 19th century gal. But in her second tune around playmg the female lead Tatyana in •Eugene Onegin· -this tune for Opera Paofac -the Metropolitan Opera tar says she' noticing the feminist LO her character more than ever. In the Tchaikov ky opera. Tatyana falls lll love wtth Onegin, a worldly man who Li bred of the provmaal, country We and equally Trilogy hits its peak with 'Music' G 1ven the number of young people mvolved wtth the lhlogy Play- house, 1t seemed only a mat- ter of tune before the Costa Mesa theater put on a pro- duction of "The Sound of Music.· An amb1bous show for such a small THEATER th.ealer7 REVIEW Director Alida Butler tends to think big. and her "Sound of Music" is, arguably. the lhlogy'" finest effort since the company took roots m the Lab Ano-Mall two yean. ago With Butler employing her creative imagmabon and sceruc des1gner/artl.St Jun Mulligan FYI once agam working • wtYt ·The rus partlc- Sound of uJar brand Music" of ma91c. •WheN:Tril-the ogy Playhouse, Rodgers 2930 Bristol and Ham- St., Costa MeH merstein • When: 7:30 · classic p.m. Friday, 5 may be a and 7:30 p.m. little Saturday and 5 cramped p.m. Sunday on occa- through s1on. but March 3 it' in good • Cost s 15-hands all Sl 7 the way •Call: (714) ~~ar- 957-3347, ly an the Ext. 1 case of 1ts leadmg performers -both of whom ltepped mto the how on three weeks notice Alicia Shaffner IS an absolute delight as Mana. the would-be nun who becom the st pmother of an Austnan naval officer's seven children. Shaffner enrich b r cb4rocter with cm endearing vocal quality and a winning rapport with the children as she •do-re- mis• them from mlschievous moppets to charming acolyt . H r moment of truth, when she dlK'Overs lhe'• in love with th captain. Is akllllully o.nd credibly por- trayed. M the proud, stubborn mWtary figure. Shawn Berry al9o Is tot4lly on targ t, only gradually melttng from the t'OOl. distant patrlarc.b to • warm. loving father. Berry -.bUsbes • rommanding preMDC9 that, foUowlDg h1I SEE MUSK MGI A 14 ' Tchaikovsky's opera, base(l on Push.kin's novel, will be staged by Opera Pacific at the Center starting Tuesday The drama of her chaiacter -as well as the candid. perceptive look th opera takes at people -is what drew Milli to the opera's chorus 17 years ago and w'bat bas made her return to th show as the female lead twtce nnc;e. , .-.. ·li- ~ ~ ~ tired of super1icia.I airs would write a letter to a man show trength. • said Mills, whose credits indudm¥, singing the roles of Juli- ette for Romeo and Juliette,• Pami- na in •The Magic Flute• and Ml.nu m "La Boheme.• As Opera Paofic's fust Russian opera, •Eug ne Onegin. will pre- ent ltallan bantone Ludo Gallo LO the blle rot and Mills altemab.Dg with Marua Kanyova in the role of Tatyana. Tenor Hugh Smith, bass Enc Haltva.rson and New York City ~ 1<,JW'~ • t ..... She wntes bim an all·confesslllg letter. gets rejected, continu on with We, marries someone else and admits she 5till loves bun when On • gm finally realizes he wants to be with her. While admitting her feel- ings, she also rejects him. "That somebody in that tune The fact that Tatyana re1ects O ne- gm shows •wtimate strength.· Mills adds. SEE ONEGIN PAGE A15 Mary M.llls 'Theres· really a wide range of music. It goes farther than before ... and there are pieces, which explore other artistic sensibilities. ' -Unda Sohl Donnell GAi.G Fll.'f I OAl.Y ~OT In addlUon to her dance teachlng gtg at OCC, Uada Sobl Donnell ii d1redlng ltbaplOdy ln Taps, tap dance wttb live Jazz music. -Tappin' out eirrh Rhapsody in Taps will perform its 20th dance concert tonight at occ W hen asked bow this year's Rhapsody in Taps dance how at Orange Coast College promises to be different and better from the 19 other runs lt's had in the las( 19 years, artistic director Unda Sohl-Donnell said the company will represent not only the art of tap dance, not just the work of choreographen who've pasSed on over the decades, but the tradition of the show itself. •Whal I think ii distinc· bv. ol thil performance ii 1t'1 repreMntattve OI our 20-yem- blstofy,. Mid Sohl·DoaMll. Uo. prolemor: ol dance at occ. ·we·v. gone '*=' 8lld reconttructed the pee. tMt were old·tbne f•~. • percuatonilt Monti Ellilon, and a new work titled • RJp; tide• at ltl performance toaigbt. Arthur Duncan. a tap IOIOlilt and performer whale SH 9'HYTHM MCll AH "' • Whet: Rti•psody In T•ps • When: 8 p.m. today ....... ! Or•nge Coast College's Robert B. Moore Thfftre, 2701 Fairview RCMd. Con. Mew •C-. S2J.S29 • Cllll: (714)W·S.O Doity Pilot Upcomingfund-raisers involve Art and the arts •L ocal tar sod ty infor-mant Cortime llKk, public relations czarina for the Assistance League of Newport M • ~ ports that A.rt Unldetter will front a Marth 8 luncheon vent fol' the League The aft moon with UnkJ tt r will unfold at the Newport Beach Mamott Hotel and Tenrus Club began- ning with a late morrung recepbon followed b~ lun- cheon and an addres by Lin- k.letter. The e¥ nt 1S sponsored by lhe Las Rema and the V11- gmla euu auxilian of lht> AsstSUl.nce League of New- port Mesa. The fourth annual spring fund-raiser will feature a silent auebon. an opporturu- ty drawing and more, Wllh uckets pnced at $75 per per- IC)n. The istance Leagu of Newport M founded m 1940, serve the chtldren of this community through pro- grams indudtng the Chtl- dren' D ntal Health CentE>r. the Community Oulredch Pro- gram. KJd£ on The Block dncl Operabon School BeU. Tickets dre dVd1labll• b} making a res rvallon wtlh th(• League office di 194'JI 645- 6929 • • • The 26th annual Sµmt of Volunleensm Award o;;pon- sored by th Volunteer CenlN of Orange County were be towed upon a diver e cross sectlon of honorees mdudmg d 1gruhcant contin- gent of Newport-Me a pcH'tlC· 1pants. The recent £>vent. fea- tunng a luncheon and awdlds presentauon. drew d crowd of near 1,000 guests 10 the Dis- neyland Hotel m Anaheun Underwnllen by Newport's Crean Foundabon. EUzabeth and Thom Tierney, Eliza. belb Steele and Newport's Paa.be We. the pre ntatton WAS chatTed by Ronna Ship- man w1th upport from Sue Cannon, Betty Belden Palmer, I.Aura Benson. S.P. Callaway, Peggy Goldwater Clay, Sara Corrlg&n, Carol B.W. Cook THE CROWD Dooley, Cbuch Dreyer, Kendall and Stew Funt, Kelly Gonls, Diane killeen, Carol Latham, Sharon Palsley, Elva Rubalcava, Prbcllla Schoch and Jean Simon Th Volunt r Center of Orange County, m d oc1dllon Wlth the Pomts of l.Jght f-oun- dabon. seeks to promote dWoreness about volun- teensm and !>Nvicc opportu- ntll<"> Wlthm Ordnqc> County Spl'ctcll day!. hdVf' l'l(>t•n dP!>· tgndt<>d ct<; -~'d'>On'> of ~·r· vtce Ddy • dnd thP) mc'lude the followmq ('p.,ar Cht1\.P1 Del) Of rvtct> .\nd u·t1rmny, l\1drrh 23. NdlJOndl \oluntct>r We.•k. Apnl 21 27. Cctnh Dt1\ Apnl 22. VoluntPcr Cunn{'t. llon Day Apnl 27 1'ic1t1ontll Youth Servi< 1• l>d\ s \pnl 2h· 28 Join 1-ldnch l>tt~ .Jun .. I S l\ldkP A D1fh•rPm e l>uy. 0< t 2b NdllOncll rc1mtlv Volunt(>l•r Dd} "Jo' 2 J ttncl '-tdnm Luther Kmq . .Jr SNvtc" f)c1\ Jan 20 Olgai and Fernando lebld t<'<'t'IVPd lhP G1\.mq '" l.J\·1nq A\\.drd, presenl('{I lo t1 couplP tor tht.•ir d1!.lmqu1.,hed """' t< 1• dnd C'onurutnwnt to -.ttt•nqlh· enmq 'olunteen-.m m thl' commurut\ llw honor wa-. prewnlPd to thP "i1tc•blt1' h\ N<•w1X>n·s EllutM-tb and Tom Tlemey honort1r. cht11r.. nf lhe t•\ t>nt d\ ".-u <1s r<>e IJ>ll•nt' of ld\I year\ <1wt1rd Amonq th• other d\\ctr<l renp1ent' ''~rt' "-<.'''port' Patrlcla el ser on ht•ht1lf ot lht• OrdnCJl' Count\ Prnloc ttl FounddUon M rle HaUeberg on behdlf ul onwont• ( drt'" ·uup Kltch<•n Ill C ·n,lu :\. h•s.t Giving ls Uving Award redplenb Olga and Femudo Niebla Joln pedal gu t Gaddl Vasque~ 1t the 26th annual plrlt of Volunleertsm Award'S. Sophie Cripe on h('hdlf of Humdn Option-. Matt Humphrey on twhc1lf of Shclre Olli S<•lv(' Fred Blrch on behdU of Pc1rt nt' \\ 1thout Pu rtner'> Da\ e Sno" den un behalf of Hcxiq I f1,...p1tt1l Founddt1on Jack tlemante on behdlJ of < ci-.tt1 '"''d S<>mor C 1•ntt•r Ellt> n Saul on ht•hdJf of ( h1lcll ll'l)l lJ~ \ clllhc1ll 11f the Blind C htlclr .. 11·-. L(.>cun1nq Ccmt<>r Pr0< l'Pd'-trom th•· lun- cheon arP PXJW< 11•<1 1o top 1h1• $75.000 mt1rk f111 mun• tnl11r- 111ctt1on on hO\\ \OU c dll CJl'I lfl\ ol\rpd m tht• c ornmuntl\ c onldct Franct>s Rozner .11 t7 141 4').l-5i:>7 [\l IJ4 • • • Tht• DI\ r1' ol Tiw Bdlhot1 nwctt<'T ,, dP<ht clh 1 on thi' Bt1lhod Pcmn- 'ufo, .m• pl.mninq ctn Act1d1>· Ill\ Awttrd' tht>mc·d qtlJd 1und-r.11wr to I~· hPld f\ ldfc h 2 I di tht• ( luhhou,c• di Pelt- < c1n Htll Darb · Manclark Carol Durham and antJ ln1nt> '" 111 nH hem tht' 1 •\ t•nmg w h1ch \\ 1JI ll'ctluu• u 2002 \'olk "•l<tPn 81-.•lle tl'i thf' opportutlll\ drct\\ inq pnLt' Th generosity of Rc1)' Flddc>· boe Volk"'"ttgen, m th<' lrvmf• Auto CenlPr, 1 mc1kmg thP c-ar drawing JX>'i'itblf• t'V<'n pemuttmq the wmnt•r lo choo e lh<•1r fttvonll' c t1r < ulor from avd1lc1blt> FldclPl><w '>lock Denice Mock " 1 htttnnCJ the Volk-.wdql'n opportuntt\ drnwmg. Mth llCk(•l.., -.f•llmg dl $50 c>dc h .\ mdx1rnurn of I ()()() tlckC'h will tH 'old Prell) goucl <Kl<h I<> tdkl• home o B<•t•tlt• dnd c11 tht.> -.umt-Um•· hl'lp tu rot't-lund.., to h<•lp lo n•,tore thf> h1,1onc tum ot thP nmtun Bc1lhr1<1 Thf.\ctler · E\.'e Kom)el Wl'\1~ d" lht• C"UJT(>Ot prt>-,1dPnl ot llll DI\ dS Add1l.londl -.upport < onu.•-. from Joanne Pavta Pegg) While- h .ad, Chrl lttn hhel) MJtzJ Wells ancy Lynn Olson S.P. Callaway. Sue Cannon. Patti TomaseUJ Debbie Newmeyer Debbie Schwelcker1 dnd Lana Chandler To purchct'il' <1 tu kt't lo t•1th1?r th(• \c dcll•nt\ \\\drd-. party or tht' opportunity drdwtng plt•tt.,<' Cdll 194'-11 h71-0tt95 • THE CR0W0 <lPPHr1 Thun.days •nd Saturdays Craftsman Style Furniture Built to last generations. SaMdoy, Februoty 23. 2002 Al I WllDlllSAID 1 .. 1 ... lllTS Uberto-ton Usa Uberto of N wport BMch and Gregory ton of Mmion Vi )0 llch4nged wedding vow m Mount of Oliv Luth r· &n Church ln M on Vi_JO on Sept. 15. The br1d is th ddugh r of ~1r and Mrs Chari J Liberto of N wport Bectch Sh wore a map· I stlk gown Wlth Au trdlitlll cry tdls The groom 1S the 'on of tr. u.nd Mrs Philip E Ston~ of M~s1on Vi JO The rK pl.Ion Wd' held dt lhe Do" Canyon Country Club and dtlended by 150 gu ts Th y llo\•eled to I lawau aft r the weddmg and live m Sdn Du"9u he t pur.,wng a teadung credential to beC'om dn elementdl) chool teacher He IS ernplop>.nldll\ •' Danehv-Hall . 1\.1.ichdt>ldnd Pn.sctlld DdV1' of Chuld V~td. Fla dl\Jlounc-e the engdgement ot theu dt1uyh- ter, Courtn~y J plunt• Udneby ul :"l•W· port Beclch. lo Robert J\.ldrtm Hall of l'iewport Beach The bnde-t•lect grddudtt>d from ()\1edo High '°iC'houl in Oviedo Fld .. dnd Sult-m lttte Uruver- tl} lD SuJpm l\td'- The tuture bnd groom I.!. the '-On of Ann HAll dnd the late Rotx•rt Hall Jr ol Newport Coa l 11 gradudtcd from Corond del 'lar High School and USC A I\ lay '15 wedd.inq pidnnlod Ill the bton area. • Weddl"91 ~ -.•11 "Wits run S.turd~ fO< • form. ple.w ~II 8tyce AkMrton at (949) S7• .. 298 • Solid Quarter Sawn Oak GRAND OPENING • English Dovetails • Solid Cedar Drawers Guaranteed best prices in California 1925 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa• 949-515-4450 www.sameforless.com Open Thursday through Monday from 10 until 5 • 25% up to 45% OFF Thousands of Oriental Rugs. The Most Exdusive and Decorative. All Hand Selected. Designer Pieces. Rugs from Around the World New this weekllld. Just received an entire new shipment tram Inell&, ,........, nlletall, ......... .... .......... '\ Al2 SaUday, F.bruary 23. 2002 <# After HOURS SPECIAL OPOA aLURATION To celebrate National Opera Day and the birthday anntveno.ry ol the late tenor Enrico Caruso. Patrtda Shanks of Patncia Shanks Voice Studio will speak about opera. singers and vou:e training at 11 a.m. and 9 p.m. Monday a1 Alta Coffee, 506 31st St., Newport Beach. Information: 1949) 723-4473. CULTURAL INTERSECTION UC Irvine's Intersections of Technology, Art and Culture Lecture Series will present lchiro Fujinaga as he talks about ·Computer Recognition of Orchestral Instruments• at 5 p.m. March 5 at the Music and Media Building, Room 3 l 6. The university is at the intersection of Univemty and Campus drives. Free. (949) 824-2787. HOT YACHTS The Newport Harbor Naub- cal Museum wW present Gary Miltimore's ·Hot Yachts. Ocean Racers From Topsatl.s to Turbos" exhibit of 25 onga- nal yacbt paintings -with phowgraphs and models - through March 15 at 15 l E. Coast Highway m Newport Beach. The museum is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues- day through Sunday. Free. (949) 675-8915 MUSIC VIOLIN AND PIANO The UC Irvine Chamber Series will present a concert with violinist Haroutune Bedellan and pianist Loma Griffitt at 8 p.m. today at WinUred Smith Hall on cam· pus. wbk:b .. at the interlec- tion of University and Cam· pus drives. SlO. (9'9) ~-. 21111. llUS5IAH DUO • Vlad1m1t Spivekcw, mUJic director and principal con· ductor ol tbe RUllian Nation· al Orchestra, and p1a.nlst Sergei Bemxtny wW perlorm at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Irvine Barclay Theatre • .t242 Campus Drive, Irvine. The concert. co-presented by the LAguna Chamber Music Sod· ety and the Phillwmonic Society. will indude Bach's Violin Sonata No. 2 in A Major and Strauss' Sonata in !!-Flat Major, Op. 18. $25, S30 or $35. (949) 553·2422. 'EUGENE ONEGIN' Opera Pacific wW present its first Russla.n opera, Tchaikovsky's •Eugene One- gin.• from Tuesday to March 3 at the Orange County Per- fonnlng Arts Center. 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Show ti.mes are 7 :30 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Fri- day and March 21 and 2 p.rn. March 3. $25-$175. (800) 346- 7372. TRUMPETS OF TODAY UC Irvine will present trum- pet player Graham Ashton performing ·contemporary Techniques for Th.unpet and Electronics" -with works by Dary John Mizelle, Roger Smalley and Teny Riley -at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Wi.ru.tred Smith Hall. The uru· vers1ty IS at the intersection of University and Campus dri· ves. Free. (949) 824-2787. OPERA SHOP UC Irvine will present an opera workshop directed by Robin Buck at 8 p.m. Friday and March 2 at Winifred Smith Hall for UCI vocal stu· dents to pedorm segments from American operas and operettas. The university is at the intersection of University and Campus drives. $10. (949) 824-2787. ANO 'INf W INf In~ Clttf P<lt>lo Pr11tarillO mou-. IMay H1·-.1u11ron1 in ~e" pon Bta.·h 714·37:3-5399 . . . •• DA'IDIOOK MUSIC OF TIE FIELDS DOily Pdot and Sunday afWQoom. 1bil pogram wW ........... md dalllk: Jock tuMI for dining and da.ndng. Antboity'l 11 at 151 e. c.oett High.way. {949) 673-3425. POP ROCK NllJ fU.lt:mtCO 'n.te s. a funk. Jock and Motown act. performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Qumelo'I Ristorante, 3520 B. Cout Highway, Corona del Mar. SoJo gu.itAdst Ken Sanden performs c:latsk:al OAmenco tunes at ?:30 p.m.. iu.clays and Sundaya. Free. (9'9) &7S. 1922. SATIJROAY NIGHT Ml Gerald llhibubi and the Stone Bridge Band pay IOCk and R.&B at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Pl.ace Hotel'• 'JH. anon Lounge. '500 MacArthur Blvd, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 47&-2001. The Academy of St. Martin ln the Flelds Chamber Ensemble will perform a aet of rarely heard pieces at 4 p.m. Sunday ln tbe Orange County Performing Arts Cen· ter's founden Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. s.50. (7H) 740.7878. SENIOtt CENTER AfTERNOON A seven-piece group plays big band tunes from 1 :30 to 3:30 p.m. Fridays at OUis Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. $4. (949) 6«-324-C. ·SWING & BWES Broadway star Tommy Tune Lavay Smith wtd her Red Hot and the Manhattan Rhythm Skillet Uckers, a swing and Kings at 8 p.m. March 8 and jump blues band. will per-9 at the Orange County Per- form at 8 p.m. March 2 at the fonnlng Arts Center, 600 Robert B. Moore Theatre, Town Center Drive, Costa 2701 Fairvlew Road, Costa Mesa. $25-$77. (7 14) 755- Mesa. $23-$29. (714) 432· 5799. 5880. SYMPHONY PERFORMANa MUSIC & ORAMA Orange Coast College's Sym- The Pacific Symphony phony Orchestra will offer the Orchestra will perform third concert of its 4 lst season "Shakespeare in Love" aJong at 7:30 p.m. March 10 with a with actors from South COdst program including works by Repertory, the women of the Felix Mendelssohn, Peter Pacific Chorale and guest Dyicb Tchaikovsky and Gus- soloists for a night of music tav Hos1, at the Robert B. and drama at 8 p.m. March 6 Moore Theatre, 2701 and 7 at the Orange County Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Performing Arts Center. 600 $6 or $10. (714) 432-5880 Town Center Dnve. Costa Mesa. $21-$56. (714) 755-GUfTARIST SOLO 5199. Guitarist Richard Thomp· TOMMY TUNE & CO. son will perform at 8 p.m. March 16 al the lrvme Bar- The Pacific Symphony clay Theatre, 4242 Campus Orchestra will pertonn with Drive. lrvine. $33 or $27. RosEY's AUIOBObY You have the right to choose your repair facility Insist on the Best LIFETIME WA RRANTY .... Senice ca•·-c.n.... ln.urwe~p,........ ..... (949) 854-4646. MUSIC AT THE ANNEX STAGE Musical acts perform at 5 p.rn. Sundays at the Pierce •MAl(WGfr Street Annex. 330 17th St.. Joe Hortua 's • Ma.Jdng W will Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 646· play through Sunday at South 8500. Coast Repertory. Perfor- mances will be held at 2 and MUSIC AT THE GRJU 7:45 p.m. today and Sunday. The Bh1ewater Grill offers Set in a trendy Manhattan live music on Friday and Sat-restaurant, the play reflects urday nights. Greg Moigan. on money, power and the Nick Peper and Kelly Gordi-American dream. SCR is at en (known as MPG) will per· 655 Town Center Drive. $27- form classic rock. R&B and $51. (714) 708-5555. swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Mdrvin Gregory and MPG 'SOUND OF MUSIC' will perf onn cla$.5ic rock. lhlogy Playhouse will present swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Rodgers and Hammerstein's Sclturdays. Free admission. "The Sound of Mustc• (714) 435-4033. through March 3 at 2930 Bm- tol St., Building C-106, Costa WEEKEND BWES Mesa. Performances will be Anthony's Riverboat Restau· at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Satur· rant in Newport Beach will day evenings, a.nd 5 p.m. Sat· present The Balboa Blues on urdays and Sundays. $17 or Friday and Saturday evenings $15. (114) 957-3347, Ext. 1. Donate your vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 Set hope in motio n to improve local lives. • RVs • Boats • Real Estate • Tax Deductible Celestino's 1'J •Del S•dwldes Ml*TtOrm 1'e Belt Al9l9d Doily Pilot JOSDH ANO Hes COAT • JotePh and the Amazing Tachnicolor Oree.oxoet • will be pre1ented through Sunday by the~ Beltch The- atre Co. Petfonnances will be held 7:30 p.m. today, and 2 p m. SWlday of the Lincoln Multipw'pole Room, 3103 P.atic View, Corona del Mar. $8-StO (949) 759--1()46. '\.OllY HERO' South Coast ~ pertory will present Kenneth Lonerga.n· •Lobby Hero• through March Z4 oo the Mrunstag • 655 Town Center Dnve, Costd M • 'Tbe comedy is about a rught watchman who ge~ mvolved m a murder case. $27-$52. (714) 708-5555. MORE JOSEPH The musacel ii •bout row unlikely heroal drMming of becomlng musk:al greets. Sl3-S29. (714) 432-5880. . "NOfn'H SHOM Ft5W •North Shore Fl.sh.• the play by Israel HOtoVltz about worki n m a Gloucester, Mass. fish packing plant and the role of women there. Wlll run from March 7-10 and 14· 17 at Orange Coast College's Drarnd Lab 1beetre, 2701 fauvJ w Road, Costa M . Show tun arQ 8 p.m. Thws· day through Saturdays and 2 p.m Sundays. $7 or SlO. f714} 432-5880 ART TUESDAY TALKS DATFBOOK IT TIE llllET SaM-day, February 23, 2002 Al3 STU AND QueET The Newport 8e6ch Central Ubrary will present • IJil.llTUI •• pbotogrlphl by Rjck Femc.ase, r-riday through March 31 at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. su~urrus meam •to whisper" m Latm. and a qw- t. med.it.ativ theme runs through F fllC454!'s unag Fr .19'9) 717-3870. AUDIENCE DMAMS •Tue Dream of th Aud.a· nee.• ii collectlon of works by late artist Theresa Hale Kyung Cha, will be on dls· play through ~1an:h 10 at UC Irvine· Beall Center for Art lllld TE'<'hnoloqy, at th cam- p~. com •r of Uruvemty and Cd.mpus drive> BeAll Center hours are noon to 5 p m Tu<Ntay through Sunday dJld noon to 8 p.m Thw'Sd8y Free 19491 824-2787 COSTA MESA ART • PtUnters of Costa M . • d Vanguard Unlvt>rsity will pr<-- sent •Joseph and the Amcu- ing Techrucolor Oreamcoat• today. SWlday, Thur..day. Fn- day and March 2-3 o,t th Lycewn Theater. 55 Fair On· ve. Costa Mesa. how t:lm are 8 p.m. Thursday and rn- day, 2 and 8 p m Sdturdtt} and 2 p.m Sunday 15.30 (71 4} 668-6145 'PttOMENAOE' UC lrv1ne will P"""-'nt ·Prom· en.ode,· C:tn otf-Br0ttdway mUSICal by Mand lren Fomt.., about two pri.sonr>n. ndnlf>d 105 and 106. Thun.ddy through Mdrch l c.Uld Mdl'C.h 7-9 at the Studio Th dtre 11\ • uruvcmty lS ell th'• tntersertJon of Uruvemty arld CdffipU5 <ln - ves Show tunes Me 8 p.m Wlth 2 p.m Sdturdd~ llldU· ~ $9 (Q.19) 824-2787 Th OrangP County MU$Cum of Art will present 1Uesday Talks at Noon lhas corrung Tue-.cicly with Martha Fuller dJld March 5 with Micha I Darling Fuller, an artist and Orangl' County Museum of Art drt 1n .. tructor, will peak about photography as a Vl.Su- ciJ JOUmcd DMlmg. curator dl the Mu um of Contempo- rdl)' Art. Los Angeles, will spedk dbout Jdf)6ncse arumc All tciJkl. be<JUl di noon. Free nw mu •wn l!. di 850 San Cl£>mt•ntP Dnvt-Nt>wport 8edC"h (<MCI) 75'J· 1122 Tbe lrvtne Barclay Theatre will present •Tbe JunJor Ballet Cla.ssJque, • a perfor- mance by dance tudents from the Conservatolr..-de Part , at 3 p.m. unday. SIS, $14 or $8. The Bard.ay l a t 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. •9491 854-4646. '>how by 10 Costa Mesa dltlSts, will be on display through March 15 at th Robert MondaVt Wme ct.nd food Center, 1570 Sceruc Ave Costa Mesa The Cen- ter LS open q a m to 4 30 p m ~tonddy through Fndcty Free 17141 327-8300 'FOREVER Pl.AID' Orange c Od.SI (' OU(•(J(> will present the Broodwdy mu 1· cdl •forever Pia.ad" dt 4 pm March 3 at the Robert B Moore Thedtre. 2701 FCllJVl w Road. C'<>!>ta Mt"!.d CLAY AND MORE The 0rdnge Count\ Mill>eum of Art will present d lecture l>y rnnt mpordl') drtlSt C hdfll.., Long dbout tus work -<,pt'C'tf1caUy about ~ tru.tdUauon plec<' · 100 lbs of C'Jdr· -di 3 p m March 2 di the mill><•um, B.50 Sdn C'IPml'nte Dnv<>. Newport BNch $5 or $10 R~rvd Uons reqwr<>d 1<wtJ1 759- 1122 Ext 218 SENIOR ARTISTS The Costd f\.1~ S.•mor Cen· ter will howcdse the work ot more than 200 seruor nti.ze°'" dunng the ·Orange tount\ Artlsll. Showcase 2002· March 8-10 at the n•nt •r, bl.I'> W 19th St., Cosld M<>"<!. Tiw exhibit is open from q a.m to b pm March 8 cl.nd from 10 ii m to 4 p.m. f\.tdrch q and 10 $2 SO for Vle\\10CJ l<MJ b45-235b. ELMER RETROSPECTIVE The Orange County Museum of Art will present "The Art ol Elmer 81SChoff. • et retrospec- tive of the artlst who helped ldunch Ule Bd}' AH•t1 r:1quro1- lJVe Movement, throuqh !\lt1~ 19 di the m~um. 8511 ~m Clement • Dnve ""••wport Bcdch ~tu •um hou1' drP 11 d m. to 5 p m Tuf>'><ldv through Sundd) 5 for <iclult-., $4 for ruors dn<.I 'tu<lt>nl'> d.lld fret' for memtwr... t.md ctuJdren young<>r thdn l h (IM91 759-1121. 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"" will Nyoman \ e>nt n and ht Balin orch st.rct Duncan's pcrformancl' \\all tightly aux song and d ann• Ht• doesn't want to gwe uwu}' hb re~:rtoire, as tt' ubJect to change dependm<J on whNher the audience "fnght ns· him torught. but he's got a ltfelurw of moves to choose from. "I'm gonna be dananq dncl daod.rlg up • storm.· he offer-. Having started tap danc tnq in JUIUOf bagh school. 0unC"dn " known as on of lh few ldp pro· fellionab wbo stuck Wlth the trade even as th genr went underground and many ddncer<. gav It up. • 1 n ver felt ~ 9l'fl09 up at dll because I always managed to l>dY my bills,• Duncan wd. ·ev n though I w two poy· m nts behind in everything· Veteran Rhapsody in Taps dancers will also perf onn a b1b· ute lo Los Angeles tap muter Eddie Brown. who perlonned u d Taps solol.it u.obl his d th nine yea~ ago. and the troupe will aJM> repnse Fred Stnckl (s •Just Around the Comer• and Keith Terry's ·Cheatin' the Snake.• Other show featur include a pertonnance of the compony's lretd mark p1ece ·orum Thun· d .. r. • ct dance done on wooden plaUonns to Benny Golson )au · mu<;lc and Sohl-Donnell will per· form the hrst part of h r tour-part Bcilin~·UlSptred •Nusantara. • ·Th re· really a wtde range of mU\IC' • Sohl·DonneU sa)d of the 'how It goes farther than before . dJ1d thPre are PJeeeS. which f'lCplore other artJ.sbc sensiblhb • Mu Jr lS what tnSptred the - -----------· • 1 t ' ' I t . c I ;1 s s • .. •. i, KENNY PRINTER •111 I I ' I 11 \I !fij)jj ~ptff . M•ttre11 Outlet Store lit 3165 Harbor Blvd. dancer to creel ·Riptide.• Sh heard E!1.Ulon 's onginal percus- on IC'OTe and thought to m Id tap dancm with AJncan rhythms. "It's a perCUSllOD•baec:J paece where much of the perCUSSlon work ts done with th f t but it's also visual because of th bands Wted, • the choreographer .sa.id. 'Ole title "Ripade" refers to the rhytb.m.k t nsaon LD the score and the break.lng and beginning of each n w dance. •And there's some water imag m plac , • she said. Por "Espintu. • Ellison will perfonn on the African . berimabau, a mgle· trmg U\ tru· m nt that resemble a bow and arrow. Its sound ha been used lo call the p111ts. "Tber · a hypnollc quclllty to at.• Sohl-Donnell said. :What's unusual about Uus p1ece lS that [Ellison) lS cboreogTaphed mto 1L He' moVlllg not 1tting U\ one comer. Ht> moves Wllh me throughout the dc10ct> • ONEGIN CONTINUED FROM A 10 Opera' Eliu.beth Batton also~ as pnnopal chAract . Colin Graham, who taged l.ul •. son' "Macbeth: tve1 tag cfuector for lhb R t n opera. which as based on Al bondr Pumk.in • novel. The opera will be sung m Rus W\, Wlth subbU m Enc11.i.sh, 41ld St phcn Lord, muSlc dtrertor of the BOiton Lyne Opera and Opera Th atr or St Louis, debuts a d conductor for lb company. Mill w.id th hard t part dbout singing Tatyana -oth r lhctn the Russian and hclVlnq to pronounce everything nght -~not letting too much emouon choko her voice "Ftnding thdt bu.lance.· s&d Mills, a graduate of thr L LDCUUldb Conser· valOry, Cal State Long Beach and Yale Uruversaty "Letting the emotJon out but not letting 1t constnct your voice • lt'i. a daunting ta k, he sa}·s. e pe· oally with th drdmcHlc turns Ul her relationsrup with Onegm FYI •What: •eugene Onegin• • wtwf\: Tuesday to March 3; Show tunes are 7 30 p,m. Tuesday, Thurs· day, Friday and March 2; and 2 p .m. 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Stiwe Virgen OMV Pl.or BELMONT SHORE - The Corona del Mar High g\rls water pok> team is on the verge of making history as It takes on El Dorado in the CIF Southern SectJon Division IV champ1onsh1p game at Belmont Plaza today at 3·30 p.m A Sea King victory would give CdM its fi:rst CIF tJUe in girls water polo. "They are very aware of that,• hrst· year coach Aaron Chaney said of his girls. Last yea1. the opporturuty eluded lhe Sea Kings when they lost to Paclfic Coast Leegue foe Laguna Beach. 7-6, m a Dtvwon IV semifmaJ. However, CdM (23·71 has been shoWl09 matunty throughout the seuon as evident lD its PCL bUe This tune. the Sea Kings dJdn'l have to ha.re lh~ championship Uke la t eason CdM also earned its hrst tournament final appearance m the program' tustory after a gntty perfonnancc m the lrvine Southern Calllorrua Championship . •The thing that impre me the -.. tr 14 OAL'f' "'-OT Corona del Mar High'• PKi.Uc Coast League champion Sea Kings vie for the CIF Division IV girls water polo championship today most ls thetr altitude.• Cherney said. "They are as posHJve and enthusiastic SEE COM POLO PAGE 83 at Belmont Plaza, atuttng at 3:30 p.m. Coach Aaron C haney's champions consist of (back row, from left,: Chri Una Hewko, Danielle Carlson, Kelli Kline, KaUe Cole, Alexa Miller, Brittney Bowlus, Jessica Frie and Daniela DlGlacomo. Second row, standing lo the center of the back row, from left: Hayley Sheetz, Jessica Harkins and Jessica Well . Third row, from left: AJex Schwartz, Keelan Cuyler, Katya Eadlngton and KaUe Weal Front row, from left: Vanessa Hill, Yvette Zaharson, Vivian Liao and Amy Strack. teaters. Jerry Green & Co. host UC Santa Barbara tonight at the Bren in 'Eaters' final home game as they continue ~e hunt for the Big West championship. AINM'a Aguliar bghts out when we were up there So DAILY PlDT It' gomg to be ct great game • Mark HuJI I ad the Gauchos m BREN EVENTS CENTER -Three sconng Wllh a 15 5 poan~·per·gamc UC Irvine seniors. Including the average Brandumn Fullove f 1-4 I school's all-tune leading corer and ppg), Adama Nd1aye (10 b ppg, 7 6 reigning Big W l Conference Player rebounds per gam I and Nick Jon or lhe Year Jerry Green, will play their M • WIST (9.4 ppg) are also 0Ucru1ve throats last home game of the regular seaJOn w L ·we match up pretty well cl5 fclr as tonight at 7:05 against UC Santa Ullh St. n l one through five,• Gr n Sdld "Th •u Barbara in a cruoal Big We t men's ~ ' ~ : center. NdJ.aye. he' pretty good We basketball cont t. ,.klfK 1 1 really have to defend him, Tht'y have Golng into the game. lbe Anteaters CM '°'Y 1 7 good outside hooters. lncludmg (19-8, 12"4 in the B1g W t) are a half· Nontwic9t I 7 Fullove.· game behindc:onf~leading Utah ::J.,e.ct!SL ! : Leading the Anteaters' attack will State (l(M, 12·3), which faces Idaho (9-lbwnide s 10 be Green (20.2 ppg). who h& piled up 15. 6-9) tonight. Fullenon 1 14 a school-record J,887 career points "I think that It's going to be a lot of and ranks eighth tn sconng ln Big fun (playing Santa 8 rbara) even U:":r~;:·•• West history · though its an unport&nt game because c.. ~ • Uing e.cn !IL Backing G11 n will be M>phomore I'm doling out my last year, not Just me llWD • Uutl SL center Adam Parada ( 12 .5 ppg. 6 9 but Dave Korfman and JR. ChnR, • ~·-••• rpg) and JUNOrforward Jordan I lam Green said •tt'I going to be a Uout 0n ~ (12.0 ppg, 7.2 rpgl. crowd. It' going to be a lot of fun, but Kuo-au FM Green. Korlman and Chnst will be ,on tbe other hand, we hav to tak °"TV honored aft r th gam Koffman Is a care of b . • ICDOC·TVCh 56 fan favonte who the crowd often Tbe Gaucboe (15-9, 9-6) hold.third chants for toward the end of many place ln the Blg W and are hungry home game . He made a br1 f for a wln after being upset by Long Beach State, appearance (fow minut ) and scored two pomts n-74, Thursday UCSB wW a1lo be looking to in the Anteaters' last game. a 77-63 tnwnpb O¥ avenge an 81·70 I to the visiting Anteaters tn Yl.Siting Cal Poly Thursday. lbe 6nt round of Blg W t act.ion on Jan. 24. Cbnst wu a spark again t th Mustangs, •1 know Senta Barbara,· G n said "They pitching m Wlth nv poants whil ppmg m for are gol.ng to want revenge becaUJe w hot the SEE ANTEATERS MGE 17 ' ~ (~I DAl.'1' fll.OT Senior Jerry Green m&k• la.la llnaJ ap~arance at tbe Bren Events Center wbea UCJ bo ts UCSB. DAILY PILOT HIGH SOtOOl ATHLm OF THE WHI Kristin Hanson GIRLS socaR Sea Kings pull out 2-t victory Corona del Mar will host Harvard· We Uake Tuesday in CIF DiVlSlOn rv senufinaJ. Stew Virgen DAllY PILOT OAK PARK Out from the "hadow!> C oronct del Mctr High 1uruor P&ge Jane~ thru t her head forward and bum· SC_..," ped m a goal that symbf>hzed the ~:!:' ~ CdM gtrls occer tedm. More unpor· ...._ ___ __, tantly, Jane · go.ii, 'IC'Ored wtth ut mmut rema.uung otf •comer luck b} Lduren h ph •nbon Fnday, lilted lhc wounded KJ.ngs post host Oak PcUk. 2· I ond mto th miftnali c1' th CIF South m on DtVbJOn IV playoff .. "Th.b m ctn5 much ror so many peopJ on lh t am,· J d in • r py v01~ as sh battled • cold tAllisonl H.irvey called ou 'Paige!' .\nd th b4ll w n ht th re I didlft thtnk about dll} thinq, I Just put my head Ullo It '1'ld ho ully It would bi SEE COM MGE 114 . ' I ' Don't miss the Lexus Mission Viejo or a e e ruar Sales Event · • Inventory Shortages are Over! 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Tb• Golden Hawks, the Emplr e League champlons coached by Dave Wallace, woo tbe1t two plAyotf games by two- pomt margl.nS. lnduding a 5-3 wm over Laguna 8-cb in the qU4rterflrulls. El Dorado tben upet No. 2 seed Universaty. 5-4, in the mUinals Wed.nelday at Hentag Park. •(Allison Kane) bas a nice shot,· Chaney said of the El Dorado senior driver. •They ·have a lot ol dlfferent people who can score (flve playe rs scored against Uru). They have a lot ol fan .upport and they're cbMring lbe entire game. It's gio6ng to be • tough game. Some ol the gUIMll we've bad IMve been won by wlde marglnt. When It comes to a cbampl· oilllllp~ you a... to..,... .. to be dole bem-. ....... COM 1 ~Wiii 1AV.....Hll 2 ~Millt ) ow-. OIGilc:olno ' DlnWll CMizon 5 IC.Iii KliN I ic.deeole 1~U.O • lrc.y llowtla t .a-..tWtn to IC.tin e.uy11r ''~"'* 12 /llfr'I 5'r .. 1J~st..u ,, 'NICtlt l.llwa\ is onanm """*° 11 ~ fa&tngeon 17 IC-. WllJI ...... SdM9rU a..dt Allon°""" are so high.• sci>red sev n goals in the 14-6 emlhnal w in over TusUn Wednesday. Darnell Carlson. Daniela DtGiacomo and Brittney Bowlus. Hewko and Carlson earned AlJ-CIF first-team talus and t>tGMKuno received second· team rea>gJUtion last year. SeWor goahe Je lea Wells, wbo 51 recorded u sav Wednesday. Sr leads the defen e that parks Sr frequent count rattacks, wtuch " dre crudaJ in CdM's winrung " efforts "· Sr Chaney SaJd last year's COitCh. So John Varga . who is now " coacblOg men' water polo at ! tanfoTd, would like to attend Sr • th cbamploostUp game. but the So tnp woWd count as ooe ol four of 51 NCAA-regulated recruiting ~· tops Chaney. a ~ friend ol So. Varg , coached a ma)ority of " lb Sea Klogs in the summer ot 11 2000, whe n he filled In for Varg , who Wei coechlng the U S m~n·a Olymplc lq\Mld. Chaney noted much ol the Corona del Mar, the top teed, has oulkOied opponents, 44· 14, '° ... tt.. pAayoll gen-. st'Gltng an aYS11g1t ol 15 goe11.-..-. 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But members of the Newport Harbor HJgb girls soccer team may need a few days ot perspective and some spiritual resUICitation before they can hilly appreciate lt, following a devutating loss Friday. After dominating bost Cretceota Valley for 119 minutes (two 40· m.l.oute regulation halves. followed by two 10-minute overtime periods and all but a few seconds of the se<lOOd of two 10-minute sudden· death overtime se11ion1), tbe Sailors were brought to their knees by a CIP Southern Section Divtuoo n quartetfina1·winning goal mere seconds before the two teams would have settled things with penalty kicks. Crescenta Valley junior fullbadt Brittany Del Soldato. who bad not scored aJJ season. intercepted a pass near 'midfield and broke unguarded toward the Newport Harbor goal The Newport goalkeeper charged out to tJy to cut down the shooting angle, but Del Soldato lofted a shot over her and lnto the net to spark diametrically opposed emotion from both tea.ms. The Falcons. lnduding those on the Jdellne, immediately began sprinting toward Del Soldato. leaping and shrieking ln exultation. dlsbeUef holding their mlnetlon. d1 ploy d tht• headt In lbetr hands. lenaoty that h led to t 9 Tbe· unllkely ending hutouts, Including 15 1n terminated tbe best its last 18 cont ·0ur def h kept pcm e 11 on run lo New.,a.t glrll soccer bistory end us In every gome, • also negated a sterling Cr c-enta Valley Codch performance by tbe Reggie RJvas Mid. ·And ..._ ....,. o sure enough. our d t ~ vllitors. who outsbot ~ ,_ ...._. ' ....... f tod Th ..., __ .__, SCOun• or us ay. al ~!~know bow tbe '------wa (Del Soldato'sl rir .. 1 El Thro coach feh, • M"1 Newport goaJ all year. It was Incredible • Harbor Coach Jason Sorrell, Rivas. however. showered prdJS(• 3 km on the Sailors. who allowed onJ~ referring to the CbaJVen' 6-one sbot on goal unW the fateful ln pe.oaJty kicks to Oe9alnta Valley flnaJ second alter ):>laying to a 3·3 itandolf In "That's a very good team. Uu· Wednesday's second round. "He No 3 seed.• Riv sa.ld •• Newpon said bis team dominated about 75% dominated. but. JlN like the Patnot..., of tbe game, but ·I thought we bowed tn the Supt>r Bowl dominated about 95% today I anything can happen in thr• thought we did enough to win the playoffs.· game. We we didn't deserve to C rescenta Valley 'ket•pPr lose. It's very hard, because the Knsten Cam ron made five '><tve' gtr1s played so well. the majOrity of which ht> bobble'<! ·we only gave up (two) goals in the n recove red. before l htrbor our last 10 games. We may use this attackers could follow up as motivation fClf next year, but that None ol Cameron's save wpn doesn't help tbe way our se.ruors are r 1-f eellog right now. StiJl, tomorrow 15 pectacular, as most o {drbor" .. a new day, life goes on and I think best sconng chances went w1df' ut ood bo h the goaJ posts we've got to feel g a ut w at While th nudlield and front luw we've done this year.· was controlling most of the no\\ Tbe Sailors ( 13-7-'). malc1ng the program's first CIF quarterfinal the back lme of Flamson, d 1umor appearance after matcbJng last weeper. fre hman toppN Enn yea.r's school record or two playoU Hardy. as well d fullbdck' wins, did everything but core 8LrChfleld and Kn.stin Ndhm, con· aga.ans1 the Falcons (2Q.6.3). lS1entJy tum~ the fdkoni. o.1w.i., Forwards Arny Bwtinghamand Sophomore Barbara Juhdn dl\o Amy Ross, as well as Kate played welJ at sweeper. !>pelltnq Younglove. 10ry Manchester. Taryn Flamson, who needed sevcrdl Ftamson. 1\ioa Orth and Lauren minutes to recover after tht• bdrk of Birchfield. directed headers and he r head hit the ground on d hdrd both right· and left.footed blasts, falJ chips and hooking drives at the Taylor C 1acomaro dnd N1cheU1· Crescenta Valley defense, trying McRone also contnbuted to thl' to extend the Tars' unbeaten streak Scu.lors' cause. a c:hd ophomort to to games gOcilie Kara DeMille. who couro.1· CONW> lAU I DAILY Pl.OT Newport Harbor's Amy ROA controls the ball against CV'1 Britt.any Del Soldato. Several Newport players simpJy dropped ln there tracks and wept. while others stood crying in But that defense. lndudmg Del geousJy rolhded with an attttcker h • Soldato marking Parade All· thwart a would·be sconng chdn< 1• American Burlingham wilh deter· late in the hrst hall COM CONTINUED FROM B 1 All our games and our battles got us through Uus. That's what my moUvatJon was The whole season was on the line. It could have been over tonight. but we go on.• The Sea King · e motlonaJ victory sets up a rematch of last year's Division IV senufinal against their nemesis, No. 1-seeded Harvard- Westlake, wtuch defeated CdM last year. 2-1, in sudden-death overtime. The sem1hnal will be played Tuesday at CdM at 3 p.m Corona's determined seniors were a lso instrumental an the victory Senior Kristin Hanson scored the Sea Kings' first goal in the final minute of the hrst half. The scoring pJay started wrth 8 long pass from junior Jenny Long. lhen Harvey tapped the ball over to Janes. who found Hanson open for the goal. Senior Jaclyn Thayer's speed set up the comer kick that Janes scored on. Thayer, also a standout for the CdM track team, sat out the fU'St 15 minutes of the second half to preserve energy and she fired off three hots before settmg up the com e r kick That's when Janes stepped up with her header The ball bounced off Oak Park goalkeeper Krista Clinton's hands and into the net Despite numerous mjwi and playmg on th road. the Sea Klngs were able to overcome obstacles, even when faced with at-\ d adlock with 18 nunut left. •Amazing. Absolutely amazing,• CdM Coecb Ron Evans said of b1s team•a victory, wbJch he called lbe bJgg st of the seuon. .They had• lot al ch.anKte.r, delft. pass.Ion. Tb re's e miWon words you can use. All r can say w that rm proud of them. We bad a tough challenge today and we t'OM up to it. • . Tho S a Kings ( J 5·4· 7). the thtff-ttme Pactnc: Cout League cbamp&.ons, eded No. 4, dominated In the secohd half, outshooting the Eagles, t 1-0. Janes nearly scored In tbe 19th minute after Thayer set up a free lack near the corner that Shepherdson booted. Janes' header caromed off the post and Harvey was there for the rebound. but Clinton stopped Harvey's shot. Oak Park (21-5), the 1\1-Valley League champion, l!nproved its play ln the second ball, led by the efforts ot jun.tor Courtney Crane. wbo scored from about 35 yards out In the 62nd mJnute. But the Sea Kings answered with Janes' goal and held on for the win, thanks to the defenstve stand kid by Janes and upported by freshman goalkeeper Rachel Waten. junior Lauren Shepherd.son, sophomore Klnzle Kramer and freshman Vanessa Fallon. Kramer was singled out by Evans, who said be dJd a gieat job of covering Crane. holding her to just three shots. Fallon defended Oak Parlt 's other standout Amy Poyer and shut ber out. One al the Eagles' best playen, Ashley Walsh, dJd not play because she was assessed two yellow cards In Oak Park's previous game. As the final whistle blew. the Sea Klng:s jumped In th• air and hugged one another. The Sea Kings are ln the semifinals for the lhlrd straight year and are expectmg to get tnto lbe finals for the first time. ·we're going to be at our home field with our fans and we're going to wtn. • said Junior Elisha Morgan, who played the entire game winning everaJ balls in the m.ldBcld. ·we p&ayed them last year and It was In the rain. Now we're going to take them out on a dry fi Id We'll see what'• up.• Friday's game also f atured a eta le coacblog battle between Evans and bl1 friend, Ted Eggleston. They co.cbtd toget.ber in the Boys Club IOCCer program in w e. egtlt yeen. In (flC.1. Evens wu. a big r-..on Eggleston got tho Job at OU Park, Eggleston sekS l?vans took over the Boys Oub program'° thM ~ woWd be abl• to cooceDtr• on mKbing OU Park. ~y fltOT PHOros 8Y SltVl M CIWlt Corona del Mar's JKlyn Thayer collides wltb Oak Park goalie Krllta Cllllton (left). 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" .. •a ODity Pilot Anteaters homered, 14-4 'Tbe Univtil'Sity~ of Arnona Wdd- cat were t 4-4 wlnn r over vts1ting UC lrvm Friday In th fam of a thr -gam b.tU ri • wh ch conlmu toduy and Sunday at Frank Sancet Field in Tuoon. The Wlldcdt bat..s <-m rged from their lumbcr·M eight of t he nlno Ari1ona stt1rters collected at I ast one hit In tho game and ft hman r hever Jason Snyder trur k out a career-high eight Anteuter bitten; Ul 4l/ 1 mmng of work on the mound Arizona u ed t 4 hits. i.ndudmg four home run . dnd ax free pa to fru trdte the Anteaters UCI used hve p1trhe~ trymg to deal with the W1ldc.tl\ dnd among the v1ct1ms for the Anteaters was their COcJC'h. John Savage, who wds r11-cted tn the• seventh mrung A rizona )umped out to d QUJCk 3-0 I ad m th(• bottom ot the fll"it on ba<'k·to-huck home runs by Jeff Vdn I fouten dnd Kdl5Cr off of Antcr1ter stilttl'r Paul French. Van f loutt•n\ ble:t'>I, Jili team-high tymtJ fourth of th<' season. scored Brr1d I l&\"4'Y to mak e 1t 2-0. l>t•fore K.11sN followed with d 'olu ~hot an thf' next t bat. UCI took a brief lead 1n tbe third lnntng with a thre -run burst which gave the Ant ten u 4-3 lead . only to ee 1t Vdporate when Anzona truck back with lour in the bottom of the mrung, tht>n sevt>n more over Ule n xt five toning . Thi' WUdcat offense retook th leud U\ the third wrtb four run on a two-run stngle by Richard Mercado and Moise Duran' two-run homer. his fourth of th ason. Cdtcber Chns Miller was one of the f(>w bngbl pot: for the Ant<>all'" He went 3 for 4 with d three-run homer and scored twice. UC:I' French ( 1-2) was ltt<Jyed for the I~. as he gave up v n runs m Just 2 'IJ llUUngs e>f work The Antedte~ (8·6) will try dqoin today di 1 p m again t th • WaJdcdt'i 112·4) MO!ICOllJlllKI AMllDM 14. UC.,_ 4 Scof'ebr .... uc 1Mne on ooo ooo . • 1 1 "'''°"' 104 02t 1311 14 ,. 0 French, Sw.,_ ()), l(olltf (6), MtM1lhan (8), Tripoll (8) tnd Mtllef, R .. oon, Snyder (l), Zlotoff (8) tnd Cunrnngh.lm W ·Snyder. 10 l · Frent.ti, 1 2 2t Tr.JO (UCJ), HofWIU tuC0 HR M1lltf (VCJ), I/Ml Houtto W, ~ Wl,DurMIW Cal Poly ~ts Anteate rs' women, 59-55 llost Cul Poly ~ Sdn Luis Oba po was d 5q..55 wan- ner over UC Irv· me' women' bd'ikt"ll>dll tPdm Fnday mght d pate th<> pldy ol senior Cindy Op.trdh, whu recorded her 11th doubh'- double of the yNT with 17 poml'> and 12 l"f'bounds Jn th<" Baq Wt">I ConferenC'e mt1tlhup UCI lelJ to 8-17, 5.q m thP Bjg We~t Cell Poly L' Q-15. S-8 llG WlU <QWllBKI WOii! CN. ~ D . UC...-. 55 UC lrWte GMlOf 6. ~llh t 7. Yllaw41y 7, Citftn 5, Tomlinlon 41. f ~ J. aigg.ns o. Wlomldl 2. ~· 0. Hudlon 11 ) pC go.Ml Go.ct» 2. Gtftn 1, FMAnef 1 Fouled out none c.I~ Joumey 4, T~4 Mrillf'll 8 Oupe«on t4. T.,tof 14 MnJillty ), Hera. 2. RlCtwm 2. "'*" • l pt ph ~ l. T.,tof 1 1"1.ngsley 1 Fouled out T¥\Mbefg H•lft1~ C.I Poly, 27·20 SPORTS occ sweeps Comets each bad • \earn· ~ Tbr playen ~ blgb 10 lc.1111 to '</);!I leed Orange Cod College to• JO.ts. J0.25. » 24, victory over the vlsittng Palomar Com in an Orang Empire Conference m n' volleyb.Jll match Friday. Soeren Schnekler. Jeff Taylor and Zach Jardin led OCC in kills, whllo Greg Ford dupped In with nine dJg . R.J. King had six block and Scott Wmant added 25.a tsts for the Pirates (7-1, 3-t in conference) Palomor falls to 3-3. 1·2. UCI just misses, 4-3 UC Irvan fell [I] JUSt hort tn d 5.4 loss to h o t San Diego State. in a nooconference women'1o tenrus m tch Fnday The score was tied, 3-3, golng into th last match. but the Aztecs· Katallna Romero pull d out d 7-6, 4-6, 6·2. wm over UCI' Annd Bentzer ·we gdve them a run for their money today, even cllter losing the doubles pomt. • UCI Coach Mike Edles 6ald Jonni $4!ymour earned a 6·0, 6-2, Vlctory over Sllv11t Tom1er. ranked No 72 It Wd5 Seymour's MXth t.ratght wm tn mgles. She also teamed wllh TUfclny Chang to edrn an 8-1 wan over San Diego's top double team. ranked No 52 m the ndt1on Seymour dncl Chang have won their last ,., t• mdtche an doubt CdM duo sparti 1WoCorooa del ~ Mar Higb wrest· len made an " i\ impreulon Friday on lbe lust day ol actlOn et th ClF Southern Section M t rs Wrestling Tournament at Fountain Valley High •Just ma.king it Uus f a.r ts an accomplishment for them,• said Sea K.lng Coach C ary Alm· quisl ·u they are slil.I alive for Saturday's bouts. they boCh hav a good hot to reach State • Steve Shipman was knocked mto the consolation bracket of the 215-pound daSi on a 15-4 deasioo by Dos Pueblos' Shan Greene. Stupman still had another bout late Friday rught. CTF DMsaoo Ill heavyw 1ght champion Steven Rus ell. however, shocked his COdCh d he pll\lled Don Lugo's Dan1el Gray in 21 seconds Russell also bad another late match "It was one or tho~e lucky breaks you om'e1tme ef> an ports," Almquist scud "(Grayl JUSl happened to tum the Sdltle way Steve was trymg to throw tum. and 1t must have thrown tum off his game ·You JUSt don't see that kind of a pUl i.n the heavyweight d~ so fast • -by Tony Solorzano Uons nip Westmont Va ngu ard~ University won four of sax angl matches en route to a 5-4 vtctory over \'1stanq Westmont College an d Goldf>n State Athletic Conference mt"n·., tennis match Thur'>ddy afternoon The Lions' Peter 'ikne- c:zynslo earned a 7-t> b-4 wm di the No. 1 position to ht•lp Vanguard improve to 1· I over· all. 2·0 an the GSAC SoMday, febNary 23, 2002 • Orange Coast women finish their quest by punishing OEC champion Santa Ana, 63-55 Orang@ Co• t Co ·women ba k etbdll tedm ran its wanning 111 k to wven Fnday nJght ct~ th Puat~ turned away Or ct~ Empul' Cont renct' lead r Sdnld Ana. 63·55. lo unproved to 24-8. t 0·4 In the OEC The victory completes th • Plrdt s' vow to wan Pvery cond·round gam • tn th oc;r after a 3·4 tart The ho\t Dons. 2'.l·b, I :J-1. ~w th ar unbedlen ronlerr•nu• l't'COrd l.ndppt>d ~ Kyru M lnllt> flh). Chor VcUl Bur4'n 1141 dnd Liz M('ndO/d ( 121 ~urnd in doubl' hgun.., Sdnta Anu made onl~ 1h of its hots from th1• hPlcf tt<Jd.Ul'>t Orange Cod t\ dell'O'>f!. dnd tr111led by • 3'4·25 margln at h ltUm . <"oac:h Mtk e Thornton'• Parnt s countered with 4 1 % shooUng 123 of 561 and suyed with tn • Don on the boards, d.lthough Sctnta Ana was a 54-46 tatisttc-al l ad r C t wUl now awa!t U,. ftm round ol the Southern omia Req1onals. t for March t ·2. GIMM .. <glM{IC?F QM,.. CouT 0. s... A.A. Or-. c...t. Netton .. .....,,. J. ~ ), Mefllllt ,, Mendau 12. OuifOl • Murrey 7, Dtzon O V¥1 11Ken 14 ) Pl goM Mendou 2. Gllmo t k>ultd out • -s.... "'-. ....,_. n, MrMl6d to. l'an.n 2. OM I. Thoma t t J.mllty 7 )"'1' 90M Thomll 2 foulldout -Half\.,,,. • 0r-. Co1A. i.2S Orange Coast men topple Dons, 97-86 Ryan Webstw [JI] <'Ored u tl'dm· high 23 poant'i to lead Ordllg • C"od~t College to d q?-Kb v1<1or) oH•r ho'it Santti And C'ollt'<f• in un Oran9<> Empire• ConlPr .. tH''' men·~ bal.kcth<1ll qdnw Fndd) Bnce Buc-hant1n t1lld1•c1 1 ~ point . follow1•d h\ '-.tt•phon ~dl \ 1161 and '1.1,ul.. \11•\er. 115) Ordngc Coc1 .. 117·.!l. 4-111 m th OE< ·1 took d 4 5.4 i IPad di hcillllmf> ctnd mddt> I q ol ,?q 'hot" Ul the S<.'<'Ond hall (b5 5 I ~ntd And C"olJl'qc rouJd ~mi.. •ml'" 1 S of 40 117 5 I .titer thl' hrP,1~ ~tf'\'e Moore piled up 29 poml'i to lead Santa Ana s Dons t 11· 1 b b·BI OIMGI lftl CQIRllMl M ~ CouT t7. s-a A.A. Or-. Co.t. ''°"""'). ~ 5, w.a. 2. ~ t. Wltlllmr n. s.-t6. Tr~ S. ~ t5, lucNNn 19 l-9t golil • l rOWf\ 1. WilllMM 1, ~~5~1 Foui.dout -T«ho!<• OCC bench l s.nt• AN Whit• 9 Moore 29, M··~. l.NKCMI ) Morr• 12. l(ing 2 ~lton lJ o..iy 10 J pt QC»ls WhM J Moote 2. ,..... M"ld.I l , v.i.tCMfl 1, Motrl\ 1 Foui.c!OU\ -f~ ,_,. 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If \.'OU win. rou and ~ friend wiU grt th(' VIP tn.'Jtrncnt. mdu'"itng brt"a.k.f.ut and om awanis C('mnony with tht Stnior Tour pfaycrs. 18 hol~ of pl.•)· .in c\l.'(\ltin· rrr pacbgt' anJ Wttk-long tournament p~ . Plus .ill ntt proctc.J from tht Opronwlity Drawing wiU bt-nrfit H o:1g Hospiul in Ntwport lkach. AH It costs to enter the drawtn1 Is $20, a small price to par to be pros for a day. *N1111 ~In ef tlit Pro·Attt ~mJ •rt w11~ Fu:n lot/In ·,,.,bolts '4.1tb im r#w ~,.,, 10..r plilytr 10 6t Jturm1NJ TOSHIBA 81NIOA M;arch 4 -10 949/660-1001 CLASSIC www. To hib&niorCw;ic.com • • • .. • Salu!doy. f!buorr 23, 2002 Pirates have eyes for State again · Orange Coast appeares beaded for another Orange Empii'e Conference title and a playoff nm with a talented squad. COSTA MESA -What does the Orange C.oest College men's~ team do for an encore after itl state runner-up linlsh last year? Well. so far the Pirates are undefeated at 7..0, 3-0 in the Orange Empire Confenmce, u all signs point to another state final appearance for Coach Chuck CUtenese's squad. The Bucs, the defending OEC d:lampiom who flnWled 21~2 last year, have also somewhat avenged their 2001 state final loss to Los Angeles Pierce. OCC defeated L.A. Pierce in a one-game fonnat. 3().26, ln the Long Beach Tournament, which gave the Picates the tourney Utle Feb. 2. •My goals for this team bas been to win the Long Beach Tournament. win (the OEC title) and wtn (the state title).• Cutenese said. • tn order for for us to do that. the first responslbWty for all of us Is to work on improving indi- vidually. Then the other three goals wW fall mto place. Our go41 every day ii to get better individually. Our long· term goalt are the three goals.• After reocbing their first go41, the Plretel aie tbe fevortte to win the OEC. thanks ln part to key returners Jeff Taylor. Soeren Schnelder and R.J. King. 'llly)Or, a 6-foot-3 outside hitter, is a coosistent force for the Pirates. wbUe twin towers Scbnekkr and King stand at 6-6 wtth ~an outside hitter and King a middle blocker. Schnelder earned MOit Valuable Player laurels at tbe Long Beach Tournament. John carnpbell is also a key returner who is ln the mJddle, yet ls capable of playing all po.sltions. ln addition, Culenese collected three transfers from lrvlne Valley College, who have been contributing greaUy this season. Sophomores Scott Wmant, the team's starting setter, Greg Font. the starting libero and 6-6 middle blocker Atasb Vari caught on to OCC while watching .the Pirates play in the state final against LA. Pierce. After the Bucs lost to Pierce. the trio introduced tbem1eM111 to C•rten-. and lnq\m.d about traolf~ the very next ct.y. Another ti'amter, &-6 Kyl4 Manin, Lrom UC Jtvtne. hos been cootrlbudng, well. · Tbe Pirates feature a balanced attack became of a talented frelbman clats which ls led by lrvlne High standout Zach Jardine, wbo ha.a NCAA OMsioo I talent. Cuteoeee takl. Jardine, the 6-8 bead oppolite, has been the Pirates' kW leader in three matcbel thus far. OCC's.. focus on lndlvfdual improvement intensifies as the OEC sea.son contl.Duet and lbe postse4Sc>n approaches. Last year, the Pirates suffered a setback when their kill leader, B.J. Ugbtvoet, injured bls hilting hand. U such an injury occun this year. Cutenese ls expecting bis talented group of players to step up. Rlvat Golden West will be much improved this year and should be a fonnldable opponent for lbe Pirates, Cutenese said. Irvine Valley wW also contend for the OEC title. OCC plays at Golden West, Mardl 1, and host the Rustlers, April l 7. HIGH SCHOOL SOFTIALl COMIUtm COLllGI MEWS YOWYIAll PUVIW 1 KlOne Sc:on 2 ~Mlttlrt )John~ 4 IU .• Klng 6 Greg Ford I~~ 9'*.tl~ 10 '-ffl¥or 11 Soertn~ 12 Sc:on WINm 13,.,.. Vat! 14 Nldt YMglr' 15 z.d\ Jerclne 16 JemlOotz. 11 OIMd Ooxily S-9 Ut> ff. w u So. M U So. "' .. So. 6-1 Ub So. w u Ff. M Op Fr. 6-l OH So. M OH So &-J s So. "' Ml So. 6-2 OH ff. w Opp Ff. 6-1 OH Fr. 6-1 s Ff. Mustangs ready to make their move Everyone is back for Costa Mesa, third in league with a CIF Playoffs appearance under its belt S11We Vlrven OMV .Pn.OT COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High Coach Rick Buonarlgo~ toughe~ challenge began when his softball team's season ended last year with a lost to Bishop Montgomery in a CIF Southern Section Division JV wild card game. lt was then he focused on returning every player, cWde from senfors, lbat partici· pated on the team. He was successful and with the addition of some key newcomers the Mustangs are on their way to contending for the Pacific Coast League title. Buonango believes Costa Mesa should win the league championship. ·we're going to need some _UUngs to happen to finish there, but we have as good of a shot as anybody,· Buonarigo said. "There are a few areas that we need to improve on . But I see It (winning the title) hap· pening.· HIGH SOtOOl SOFTWl PR MEW SS Jr a "· , St. 31 Jr. Of So. Of Jr. Piii '" c ff. Pfll so. Of Ff. Utt So. c So. season with players like Ann Marie Tbpps and Jade Mcm. The two juniors earned first· team All-PCL laurels and All-Newport-Mesa District honors. Topps, the Must· angs' shor1stop. received All· CIF second-team recogni- tion and she trained with a club team that traveled this summer. Gallardo. a Daily Pilot of the W~ek honoree last year. lJnproved her versatility and nexibllity as she recently dabbled with cheerleading. Junion Katy Renish. who plays third base, and Jennifer Jordan. an outfielder, along with sophomore Uyen Mal. another outfielder, round out the returners Buonarigo is pleased to have back. Buonarigo also plans to start two freshman this sea.son in Lauren DeMeUo. a catche r, and Ann Marie Topps' sister. Kelly, who plays in the outfield. Costa Mesa's first game Is Thursday at 3:15 p .m .. hosting Notre Dame Academy of Los Angeles at TeWlnkle Park. The Mustangs will then prepare for their Costa Mesa Tournament. which features 12 teams, including Newport Harbor, Corona del Mar and Estancia that will be played on Saturday and March 9. Last year, the Mustangs. who finished third in the PCL, displayed Improve· ment toward the end of the season and produced much optimism for the upcoming Pitcher Thss Undsay, the Mustangs' lone senior, is also a.n lJnportant returner, who finished last season with sea>nd·tea.m All·PCL status. Junior Alejandra Gallardo, known as Ale (pronounced Aw-Leh), also return and wlll serve duty in the pitching circle and first base. ·we're just really balanced,• Buonarigo said of his team. "We're not a dominating team, ju.st very balanced. The big thing ls they just want a game. They really want lo play. They're re.ady to play. I'm excited to see what's going to happen when they do play. They're worklng hard. They really want to gel a.s a team. They just keep saying that to me. No one ls flgbtlng foT the glamour spot They all just want to do their job.· SEAN HU.£9' I DALY Pl.OT Alejandra GalYrdo la one of muy retumlng standoo.tl for Costa Mesa • tbe 200l softball 1eason approecbes. It's transition time for the Sea Kings CdM doesn't expect any huge changes, only improvements, under new coach Yogi Johnson. S11We Vlrven DAILY PIL.oT CORONA DEL MAR -It's been an eventful 2002 thus far for Corona del Mar High fust·year IOftball OOICb Yogi Johmon. She wu hired to replace former coach Teny Cr1stlano Jan. 9, 4nd ever since Johnson has been working to prepare the Sea Kinga for another playoff run. Though buay, Johnson'• jOb hu become • bit r beeaua of the talent she bu on the tum, which flniJbed second in the PKiftc Cout • League last year. Johmcin wae a late- eeaaon volunteer .Wtaftt lMe year, when the 5e4l K.lngt loll in the ftnt round ol the Clf Oivisioo JV p&aycfts, 3·2, to ho.t Workmen. However, CdM retume four AIJ. PCL .,.rf ormers, lncludua9 Junior pttcbe'r Alilla Zoelle), IUt yeu'1 AD· Newport-MMe Dtltr1ct ....,., of the veer. MM9ban Bunner. LMnn Loe aod Amy~ allo juniOn, MrMd All-~-.... DllUkt ....... well, to go wttb tbetr All-PCl:. r9c'ogDldOD. 8unney wil ...., ftnt .... whlle ~--S..lailgl' ...... ...... wbO C911 _. ID In at Md ._. • p1ec111 • cmtata ........_ a... no ,...,. ..................... ... wtdle jMf ... for die CdM ..,._ .................. ...., .... .-taf .. 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Lotwmln Slr.tlt119i1'1 """"-' Mml.olle lClemeJ1¥t c:ii..a: ""' Jatnan bmag11her~. OMI So. 11 ,, OIHlll SI. ,.,,, If 2:MF SI • ff. °'Sr. I.Ml,, »• '5 ff • 0"1C so CllM',, ,.,.,.. "· 11 So. Wiiie Jobmon .. not totaDt lemil6ar' wtlb lbe PCL. lhe Hpectl the SM IQagl ... com.nd for the tide. A8'de b.-....... waDla CdM IO ftDllb .... .... ltl'Oag. .... ,... ........., • lat al hlnd9- • tt md gllllllig lllilm loc...t OD fend• .................. ·w, .. ~ .............. .., = ................. .., ........... , ... ,,,. .... .., ............ ..... a .,I I ..,........ tie• .._ .. ,._' ... .............. ..., .... C.-.... 'ftw I 111 Int AfO ............. . Daily Pilot . lllfl.Y Race for the Cure Famlly · Night at the Pond March 8 . Breast Cancer PoundaUoo . The Su tn C . Komen~ based In Costa Me a is hoslln9 its third annual • Komen R ce for the Cure Family Night at. the Arrowhead Pond featuring a National Hockey League matcb·UP between th , Anabel.Di Mighty Ducks and the New Jersey DevUs March 8. The game begins a' 7:35 p.m. Komen , supporters. family and. frteods may take adv40tage al reseived~ting in the Tt!f1'ae8 Concourse for S 19.50. A portl1>n of all proceeds wUI support bTeast cancer, research, education, screenlng and treatment , The event wW help raise awaren of• Komen's major fund-raiser, Race for the. Cure at Fa.shJon Island ln Newport Beach Sept. 22. The foundation wil,I al.so hold its• Second Annual Links to the C ure golf townamenl May 6 in Fullerton. ReservaUons for the hockey game are required . Call (7141 940-2816 for more information. Tb learn more about the Kamen• Foundation call (714) 957-9157 or vi It· www.ockomen.com. Anteaters' Oparab picked on Academic All-District -UC Irvine senior Cindy []1]• Oporah was selected to the • Verizon Academic All-District : vm women's basketball first· : team as voted on by the College Sports: lnfonnatlon Directors of Amenca. • She is one of hve student-athletes that: will be forwarded to the national ballot. Winners will be announced March 8. Oparah, a btological soences major wbo plans to pursue a career ln medione. leads the Big West in scoring { 15. 7) and rebounding (9.6). She is ranked 25th nationally for rebounds. To be eligible for the academic award, student-athletes must have a 3.20 cumulabve grade point average and must be a starter or lJnportant reserve ln at least the second year of eligibility at a school. The Untouchables: Newport Harbor's JVs There is UWe doubt the ~ Newport Harbor High girls water polo team will be among the elite again next year because of the success of the program's junior varslty squad. Coach Les Cutler's Sailors swept through the competition and completed an undefeated season. 15-0. Sophomore Carolyn Conway led Newport, scoring 86 goals (nearly slx goals a game), while Junior Alu Andenoo !ICOred 25 goals and recorded 21 teals. Juniorlllfuy Mandertno amassed a team-high +c teals., and junior K. T. AclnoU contributed 20 steals. Even sophomore goalie Tertn Cott.am was ln the scoring department, as she found the net twice. Cottam also stopped 56 hots. hggy Beebe (15 goals and 20 assists). Tyler Cu.s.ce (13 goals) Sabrina Cook (13 goals) and Jennifer Scb.ufe (two goals) 4J.so guided the team to an undefeated ason. The Tuts outscored opponents, 206-23. throughout the 15-game season. Over the last four years CuUer's Junior varsity squads have lost just two games. Corona del Mar rallies in club roller hockey Corona del Mar's club [E roller hockley team rallied to defeat Sonta Mdrgarita, 5-4, in an IHF game J\.aesday at the Gretzky Center in lrvlne. CdM opened the scoring with a shorthanded goal by captain Blake Sa.ltb, who intercepted a pa and drove a long slap shot into the SM goal. 1Tal.llng, 2-1 . CdM's Daw Bollon redirected a pass that found Pat Pranu•s blade. Franta fUppcd the pudt m the net ovor a prawllng McCarron. In the second period, Smlth scored on a slap shot from the red ltn to knot the ore. 3-3. Adul ft..-then 1tickhandled through the Senta Maf9&rtta defense to put CdM ahead for good with two unassJsted goals. Sant.a Margarita pulled ill ~!tender with lesa than two mtnut ~· Wlth ftve altdcken on the rink. Santa Margarita'• Kallen delleded Zecll Mllllr"l lbot into the CdM net .. Ume . explred. . QJsta Mesa roll& In AYSO Region 120 competition Cote.a Mesa def .. ted [QJ South Huntington Buch, i. t, and awbed Slit Hundngtao lwb. 7..(), ln AY90 RegloD 120AD·SW10CCer ktkm for boy. under I•. Agldllll Soulb Huntington 8Mc:tt. .... a.... ,_.ct tbe bell up to Mlllll ...._--~on• br'Mkaw., ...... ,.... _,. llllDgl goiDg wtdl • glllilon • Cl tutllg pw flam..... 'II .. ,_._.. ........... _ ... t .. 111 ,... ... MmA••·•aa.1-.1111 ..... h•c ........... a 1•-.r. 1 _..,...c.... ... ......... .._ ..... .................. 1 - 00i1y Pilot ANTEATERS CONTINUED FROM B 1 ltartiftO CenMIJ Putlda, ~ lanigbt'I ~the An•..,. b.9 oaJy nwo game1 IV~ ltl the regui4r WIOft.. They .... ". &ltwdy cUncbed &t .... the No. 2 Med and WlD flni.th u.--., oa ... 1..ong Beed\ Sta Tbunday 1n • 5.35 p.m. g.me 00 Pox Sports Net 2. ·wew let• couple games allp ew.y end I thank ri need to have the miod Mt for the ri t of the sear.on that every game 11 Important.· Hant.a said. ·uis do or die. Right now we're JUll boptng that Utah Sute drops a game to we can get bock tn at lrs just hopes &od prayerw We Just hilve to go out and win our games and hancU. our end of it llki we lhouJd have been dotng from I.be bcyuuung.· SPORTS Sabday, Febuary 23, 2002 87 Utah State uid UC Irvine clinch the top seeds for Big West Tournament Anteaters will open Big West Tournament at 6 on March 7 at Anaheim Convention Center. lf your calendar for Ma1dl 7 ii bt,asy, you can put the Ante.ten down for • 6 p.m. 1tart ln OW B6g West Tournament opener. By viJ1ue ol UC Uvtne's win over CAl Poly and UC Santa Barbara's lou to Long Beach St.ate Thunday night, Utah State and ucr have d1ncbod lbe top two seeds fOI' the towney, which begins ThWlday, March 7. In any scenario UC Santa Barb4ra ii No. 3. Game times for both teams have a.llo been detenninod. Utah Ste1te, whether n Is tbe No. 1 or tbe No. 2 seed. will play in the aecond game ol tbe first men's n on Thunday (game Um about 2:30 p-.m. following tbe noon opener). UC lMne, whether it Is seeded first or second, will play m the first game of the second men's se Ion on Thur~av beqtnning at 6 p.m. All games will be played 1n the Anaheim Convention Center. The two schools dinc.hed the top two seeds because of the folloWing scenarlo: U all lluee teams were 10 finish the ason with 12-6 records, Utah State would have a 3-1 edge i.n the bebreakeE-Wlth two Wlm over UCSB and one wm over UCI. The Aggies would become the top loam. The head-to-head tiebreaker woukl detennlne the order for UCI and UCSB The two teems would have split the season senes m order for them to finish at 12-6 so then the next llebreak would be how each team fared again t the other conlerence teams beg:mn1ng at the top of the standings UCl's WlD over Uta.h State, the top seed m Uu.s scenano, would give the Anteaters the second slot in the tournament KRISTIN CONTINUED FROM 81 capttin. bUt I wu oervous because mo. are big shoes '° ftlJ ftom prevtous ~ •• HansonMJd . Last yean captatna w Molly O'Mea.ra and Btttt.a and MafVit Vogti • wbo helped guide the S.. King to a Padtic Cout League c:hamplonship and a Division IV semifinal appearance. Hanson hun't done so bad benell. The Sea Kings won th PCL UUe again and she's been a big reason CdM bas been able to owntaln balance despite a rash of anjun . • 1 need lo keep everyone Wllh a positive attitude. l"e4S5U1'8 people and never put my h ad down.· SA.id H~n. who has recently been reccavmg treatment on an a.lling should r. ·1 hav(• to bt> strong when Uungs go bad We d hrutely had more than our f&ll' hare of tn1un • HaNOn'• s.boulder J>4lllS never both red h r against Los Altos. She bad four ho~ on goal itnd found the net three umes In the 31 'It rrunute, he sisted Ehsha Morgan's goal aJter a Lauren Shepberdson comer luck to give CdM a 2·0 lead She was pulled from I.he game with 15 ounutes remaining so that COd<'b Ron Eva.ns ... -.. ---, ·~~ ~·_j could gtv pl.tying timl. • bMi cc.nina ou& ol u. ·£vans M'1 ~ all went to be m tbent m\dl pmitble. Knstin bad • gl' l I . w•really compaled I.a the middle w tuppOt11.Dg all s w · coanocung 4lnd r ding the aeld She w rt1111y 0ooct at rud.1.n9 the point°' ek. She gave gre.t IWltth to A.lisoo Brawner o.nd J nny Loo9 Wh n you' cen nudfleld end you'r. •bl to get 11 hat trtdc .. It's l>K•use ot th runs you're making.· Asad from h r offe~ve skllls. HAD50n h• unprovC'd defeJWv ly throughout th MNUOO. Ev•ns 1CUd She wuu bd.J.h tn th mid! Id more con- tstenUy and she's qwdc to lead or bl-included tn th counte-rat~ks Hcmson is Ab.o known not to shy away lrom a pbysac&.I gam and her miense approach to each game has added character to the Sea Kings ·she's lb~ seruor captain and be hAS come through.· Ev41\S Sd.ld ·11 ms that he always h4S lh06e cruad.J gOdls he' not on lhAll'• gomg to score tn every gd1Tle bul 'ihe g Is production" She's unproved her ctelen ave play tr mendolWy She' done a gn'at JOb of working on that dSpe<'t She·s dcnng a good JOb of getting that b4lJ bcl<'k tn the rrudf1eld She gw us good m.1dl1 ld upport. • M .. .tlllllllM&llltl _,,., .. A ..... 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